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ARNSYEIN ANRERHR .
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Guilty of Carrying Stolen
Bonds Into District of
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Fifth
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autonirdl
.1 up ll axniond street to turn
.1l..;z'1 street.
n1.’11"-i lroiind trolley car
won: lurktd on South
l‘ifll'll iand sidt,
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l.‘.1'1 {'ODl!'-T1\'il”i<_‘~
from behind the {1.111313
saw T'i'lcemun and l';1'- saw
Tl11‘ latter \vasi...1 more
i Skidd lzft it. breaking
11‘; the front vestibule and
.. rising his car considerably.
.o'man liank Raxmond inves—
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able acci1i1nt. There were no
NEW REERRR lN
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pony. Cor- ,
“71}: them 5 new record it: the number of peo-
r~lejchanging old homes for new in
Norwalk; that is moving from one
place to another. was made in the
past five weeks. it. was ascertained
Ir’fifwfmr this morning by the Sentinel. Nearly
'11 1 faniilits packed up their furniture
diring that period of time and re-
moved to another place of habitation.
One large trucking firm in the First
District broke all of its previous rec-
ords in moving furniture. During
April. the concern moved 89 families
2' the various
and during the past five days in May
Connecticut
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preme Council of
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SALYAYIRN ARMY
NEEDS A HRME
Movemlmt Under W any to
Raise Enough Money to
Pay for \Vashington
Street Building
“'ith 1111- enormous
lt'llls (it halls and l1\ii‘.l:
and the vital necessity for the Saha-
tion Army to possess suitable lip-.11-
logs from which to conduct l1‘.~‘ 1117171?
activitirs. exery (fiOr‘l is Mint; made
throughout the New England Stat-‘6
this )1‘111' to prot-vt'l) HS many
Salvation Army corps as possilile.
increase it
:1parlm1. .
a
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In this respect. uliilw th-- New ling.
land province. (‘f"1‘.l)l‘l.~ll.2’ t‘w six
States at Maine. Verniort .\'1»w Hump-
shire, Massachusetts (‘1:111111mt11'u‘ and
lilio-ie Island l< t111 1.11‘215‘ :: ll‘."
East in point of¢12¢~ and established
corps. it (ins not ta‘m lust 1111‘; li‘.
number of 5:111:11111'. A111.) 1or1‘1xi 2112i-
liigs This. :to \x'iilisl: 1111i;1.£ {F1 1.11",
that 501111 0.’ 13.11- tiins' (1‘. :1‘. ”'1
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Continued on page Eight)
SHASER SRUARRHN
ERR NRRWALR
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Fifi (11.11‘1- rs :1121‘1 t\-.'1:t;1.i'1\1 22.11."-
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\isiun of the 1' S N. l:, l‘ :17 wlix'l
time Lieutenant \\' lZ. 1‘11'11'1‘. 1,-
Soutiiport, will
tend. on the Drojrvt
obtaining enmizli r1'
form :1 “chaser"
"Chasers." which
Norwalk.
The meeting ‘this (tr
will start {1‘1 T o'clvr'}; 4.
will be open to
{i1l1lrwxs llhug-
, min-‘1.
225”“!
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:ill 11‘1 min-1's ofti1 1'
S. X. Ii. 1‘. and also. anyone 11.:11r—
ested. Lieut. Rarntt will appoint :1
(Continued on page Ten)
'ill Try Millard _
Appeal from Probate
A (‘15? of particular interest to Nor-
walk people is sci edulvd to be heard
before J ‘idge John E Keeler and a
jury of the Superior court next Weak.
it being the arlpea 1 from Probate ol‘
Hettie ‘1. 11:1 mile (t al. on the will of
Margaret C. Mil‘iiard. formerly of
West avenue. who died in 1906.
By the terms of the will Frank D.
Layton. named as executor was left
31.000. and the residue. some five or
six thousand dollars tras left to the
Norwalk Hospital Association. Mrs.
Radie. a daughter. and other relatives,
being cut off by the toxins of the will.
Light & Light represent Mr. Layton
the executor; Judge John JEWalsh
the Norwalk Hospital Ass‘aclatlon.
while Mrs. Radiefind the others have
retained Livingstone W. Cleveland. of
New Enron. a—judge of Prom in
House Reappoints
J ud ge . Vosburgh ‘
".\RTI‘()RD.
"0in-
May 5.—The
resolution
George H. Yos-
{It Norwalk. The
"‘Dfll'u‘d l0
01' Judge
for (ii-put) at Nonvalk.
adopted the
rc-apxmintin:
Imr2l1 judge
illdit‘ial',‘ committee
the 3111310 in hunt
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ST AYE PRERIE
TRY TR SREYE
ARM MYSTERY
Wilmot’s Story of “War
Relic" Is Not Believed by
Ofiicials Following Probe
'l‘l.1- stat» pollx‘t' we re workin: on
1.511 {arm Ullstvr'y of \Vrstpm‘t and
W1“. "Y'it‘lt'&\0l 111 Min the prls1 rice in
1 l-arr. 0:; the t ol :1 111.1113; aim
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now said to he :1 srviinntr of ll.1- “ar
lawluzz‘nt to tiii~ "U‘Jtlll." b)’ \\'1ili:.m
“Elmo: of Bridgeport. a former Kulke
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deanor to di‘l‘sr‘nllfll where the arm
“hos it is and 1111.1 loca-
tiot‘. the bodx' to which it belongs.
ll*]"ll}' SE11 rift Edgar H. PU‘X‘)‘. of
\'\'~stport. handicamwrl in his
zor (‘1'i1iencc (31:11 can
arm 11:.- 2111-
s in a ci\1l suit
and
L'u Tl] "
has in 1';
51:1.“1‘11 luri'h 1'
be connected With
fact thiit 1:11 is :1 \the
being tile-j ii; the superior court.
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rzarding the finding! and 011111 151.1;
of the arm. re1’1u1r111111 imnied1111.. 9.1.1
rigid investigation Sheriff Perry has
(onlorrcd with (”minty Sheriff 141111111113
inns»; and has recommended I) at the
stun: police be asked to take up the
use at once.
It was agreed that the facts thus
t‘:1.r found by the deputy sheriff would
‘11»: turned over to the state policr and
‘Eiat th 0 two o‘fictrs would work t11~
:~.ther on the case.
Fter’iff Peri-3 admitted today that
“ilmot has not been Questione1l.}ie
repeated his statement made eailier
in th eneek that V. 11mm has be. n lo-
cated but od‘ered no explanation of
(Continued on page Ten)
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ATTENTION,
TENNIS FANS !
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SIX NURSES ARE
filYEN RIPLRMAS
Interesting Program Pre-
sented by Members and
Friends of Norwalk Hos-
pital Association ;
P—v—d
More than two hundred
persons witnessed the innate-in
craduzition on rcises or flu- Norwalk
Hospital. Class of 1921', Connecticut
Training School for Nurses. held in
the Norwalk Library Auditorium at
8:30 o'clock last night, The auditor-
mm was filled to the doors with spec-
tators and scores “1 11 standing: in the
outer aisles. Arthur Sterling favored
with piano solos.
The graduation
Q-‘J—
and fiftl’
11102111111 was Very
elahmate and impressive. It opened
with stirring ren arks from theral
Russell Frost. who acted as chairman
ol the occasion in a gracious manner
and was followed by jmocatiou by
Rev. D. l‘. Hurley.
Mrs. Edward J. Sims sang a vocal
selection in a very sweet voice. She
was accompanied on the piano by Ed~
ward J. Sims.
(Continued on page Eleven)
FINE MEMRRIAL
filYEN TR lRlNYlY
Silver Baptismal Bowl from
Mrs. John/1, Oldenschlager
and Mrs- Reuben Hawkins
has been
l-j1 Mrs
A silw-r baptist“. '1‘. hon]
pram uteri to Trinity (hurt-"i.
.lolm Uldr-nsc‘alauz r :.111i \"rs. li1tii~111
Hawkins. of x “1.111 and sin ~11.
in m1 moi'y cf I'll“ ”.1i1isr‘?‘1l:1211"s
daughter and Mrs lla‘tvkins'
sister,
Minnie Alice Oltltiisclilager. who de-
parted this life on 1111. (3, 19:0. The
imwl was made by Gm‘nam & Co . and
is inscribed to the incmory of the de-
lt ‘Vlll l1. .171'55! -l at “11.1 (.11.‘_\'
parted ,
somiu 11.?1’1) n1 at Sill“
Communion
day morning. ‘11}. tl.1- l‘i't‘YUT. id 111111
'11'115113 tor tl'lt- firs. i1 :1t‘1l'111‘,";=‘.~
(Continued on page;Eleren)
R. Y. B. H. MEETS
lN NRRWAEH
_____~___
The B. Y I}. 1'. ail-.3 Sunday school.
of the Connecticut l‘nion. held its
twel.t h annual convention. at the
Grace Baptist church. on Wednesday.
Thirty—five delegates Were present.
The president's address was deliver-
ed in the afternoon. A. 1". Stevens
has been presiding for nine years and
has made many friends. especially
with the young people. His remarks
were very interesting and will long re-
main in the minds of the congrega-
tion.
An excellent program was rendered.
including solos and duets, papers and
recitations on instructive subjects.
This program was presented by the
best talent from Connecticut. llotll
home and foreign lands have been
looked after by the organization.
The receipt: for the day were
$136.49. The delegation cordially in—
vihe all white friends to take part In
them'hichwmmchuun—
Fm '
to Storm' Is: $1,000,000
W
Staten Island
‘11
Suffered
Greatest; from the Wind
Tw e'nty-five \ essels in New York Bay Dragged
Anchors and Had to
Many Persons Injured Vi hen the Wind
Tore a Big Electric Sign from the Fifth
Floor of a Building in Bleecker St. f.
Call for Assistance——
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11 111,1 :1. 1.1»! > 11
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’ 'Captoin “'alztr linqulst. command-
ing Il1"\(!llll3'1' 111 lliv saving station”
1tl1c lunch. s11 (11:1 With one voluntea'
111 :1 twat 71.11111 ilm) were capsized.
hut 1:...1..1£11r1 to bring their boat
z1sl~111
12.1 Flptain Irin'luilt
std 11-1 ‘1‘11- reaching the
1-21.11 121.1 l1 our of them rowel!
1-sl1n11 (l\I'! t<z1 foam) breakers. One
111 1311:. 2:1: “11.? lamb. lot the 01h-
'l‘l11 2.11 1 '11 1111221 swept the Fan
lilw 1' law s‘ :1‘1=11 Priscilla. I'ilh m
1..~s1'.r- ' - 1 - ‘11:“. (ml of its com
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hon 1'.1'~ 1 11 l'.'1.‘1 another nearby
pi" i1 :11; d11\\11 111111 gliders and
v.» 1‘ ' . (11 1‘1» p11 r Nor-0 of
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(Continued on page Eleven)
Fishermen
Required
to Take Out Licenses
Under Bill In Senate
1113111 1131111131111 13-
11w111111311 4.111111
Damages for Death of Her
Husband, \Vho Was Killed
by a Train at Rye
into as. --~
A jury in the Supreme Court of
New York State returned a \‘errilrt
for 324.611.111. last night. for Mrs. Ethel
\‘ergason of Riverside. as damages
for the death of her husband, who
was killed by a New Haven Railroad
passenger train at Ryr. on Sept. 1"
1926.
The action was brough‘ l'vy
\‘ergason under a Federal statute
admir .istralrix of h r husband's
tatr. l nder the law. the Judge
t-ctt-d that 316.0013 :0 to the “"1
11nd $\."‘1‘1"'tohtr only (l.ild.;111 «1
year—old boy.
Mrs. \‘ergason‘s
hits
as
«3.
air-
10w
ill»
husband. Gcbrgc
(Continued on page Fix)?
U. S. MEN Hlll
NlNETY MRRRS
Philippine Conss'abulary
“ipes Out Ban'd That
Slsnpgs Four Soldiers
V
, MAX” A. l‘ I. May :1—~ (Ass/11%.
atrd Pres. ).——‘~’i: 1t\' l"oros. 1.1iu1l-
111-; Malixirnjtil l'nlnnz. a 1‘0“;lele
lunatic l1 adcr ““‘l‘t‘ killed Sunday in;
:1 detuclimt ml of l‘liil'ywpiiw Constab-
ulznv in 3:1 nram‘t‘nont mar Tagliti
tin lslar.‘ 01 “11'; u' FM'I miles Pen
111 re. (returning to advicrs For“-
at ('(xi.stal1u‘ Hr) llo-ayquarter's.
TM- slaymg of tl‘ 1 Morris-‘1 folk-v.1 l
1th day of Limit. 1)
the rn'iircirr S
\‘riusluez and Pyree constabulary
\1Ll
(Continued 0'? page Eleven)
MARlNEWllRIlERS
11:111. RASHINETRN
\K‘ASHING'T'ON. May suneprpwn-
tatives of 111‘. Marine workers tallrri
to meet teddy with Secretary “at”?
to continue boaterences looking to a
settlement OI the shipping wage con-
hovers}: wflich has resulted in crews
of some Alnerican merchant craft
walking exit. Mr. Davis said the ('01:.
{erencts mold not be. held. and that
he did novknow whether the meetings
would berresumed.
Government officers anparently had
about abandoned here that the con-
trovcm'vcould be settled at this time
by federal mediation. At the Depart—
ment a“ Labor. it was said that some
of the representatives of the men who
had neon attending the conferences
I -.-._
b .
Propos cal to Make Tour
Charge of $1 for All Who
Go Fishing in
'Waters Favorably Ra-
ported by Assembly Con-
inittee—House Holds Up
$1,000,000 for Departments 1111
Will he required to to”
~11.» fishing" in any III-
l‘islu rm! :1
lfrdrn In tlv fish and game cont-lb-
1111 is adopttd. The license rec won“
hr 75 cents and a recording cm 0:
:5» cents would he made. It is o‘-
rnaud that 0\'1r $75,000 would .
realized in during the two-yd!
piriod for which the budget is pro-
varcd. and it is provided {Mt th-
mnney hr paid ovr-r to the confini-
smnors of t2sl11r'ies and game to .0
used tor storking the streams and.
lakes
A lalll rq-nropriating an additional
31.111OG,1_-1',111 10th? state board of con-
trol to 111111 d1nciency approprhtionl
for H1: in mantdsr of the pmnt M
in the House after
tees.
11:11 “11? l111l up
”1.1111: 2 passi d ”.1 Senate under a sus-
pension or 11111 rules. House We:
land it tabled for print-
lulin 111:1};‘1111'
111:1", tlo Journal.
A 1111 tapping the law in mm! m
aPPllCu‘ilOlA- for marriage Item-Ill.
(Continued on M 33)
NRRWALH HIRE
SERUY HEEMIlllS
Tire Norwalk Girl Scouts OM71?
Association 11111 last evening with Mrs.
“filter Munroe. at which time a per-
mai'ent or'szlnizntinn was formed and
a constitution adopted. The talk).—
ing other rs vat-e also elected:
Pres1di rte-311‘s. \Valter Munroe.
Vice»l’r1s_1gic11t . Miss bum Jen-1
nines.
Secretary-— Miss Anna Perafl.
Tr- asuiw reek/M rs. Middlebrook.
Two exchange members for the con-
\'(“‘.ll(\ll-' Miss (”11 (- Jackson and M15.
E Goodtlllld, -
It was also Voted that the main
ir: other districts he invited to attend
all meetings of the association. In that
a mutual exchange of ideas we‘ll
ho-iio-fit both the others an we“ at}.
local council.
SHRlS HRERAT
RELEASE MINISI'EI
iBELFAST.1a\ 5—1“ chm
V'Ql‘e fired as the luv. Wmim la.-
guin formir \lce president Of ti.
liuuhoaisi c ..1. .111 1.. Ireland. and us
son~in~lau. thr l‘Jv. Frank W
were leaving the headquarter- ot ti.
North least mission last eve“.
Mr. Mettrick received I. m In
the forehead, while a mm in.
(Manama-om“
out l11'1ns1 s to
land Watvrs oi llm state if a bill lip"
\oralm r1port..1 in the Sena“ you-
o
. V A. 11"" a I.
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