. UESDAY: OCT. 25. 1931 n '
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Wants, To Let, Pergola-Samoa“ 1“
CLASSIFIED AI
Two Cents a word; minimum charge 5013' per fine; 3 tiara 31.30 cmmmm
WANTED.
FOR SALE
"' ~—.\ competent bookkeeper;
Ell";
Applicant mus: state age,
and salary expected to
-. mro Sentinel.
TED—Position by middle. aged
med woman as? general 1 house—
..-r 10 “'ood St.. SD. Norwalk.
.X'l‘ED—Operators for Singer-Serv-
'11: machines. Apply H. Jacob 6‘:
Oils. 1'10 Day St. So. Norwalk.
£1561:ng —(;eneml honseworker in 11
house or; 7 rooms. Tel. 2662.
\_\‘TED—To buy 3 or 4 ton truck in
and running order. Address, Truck,
Sentinel.
ID —- Living room stove,
3111111 size must be in good condi-
1 e;11.W.Sco.tt Bomyton Phone
'er 1 p.112.
; l~ D—Woman to do-
. xork and go home nights Two
half block from t
; Seaside Place. E. Norwal.
rj11—In1aiid chair with com-
back.“Cl1air,“ care Sen_11~
o
> L4: .- »
m. shirt making. Apply Cluett,
11.,0 Inc
.IIrti‘n TO RENT—A housewith
:nnms. near the trolley line. Ad-
Id S. Vi ebbing and Edging.
“all: Conn.
:12.
‘1 .:
wall: and collection ex-li
general l
Riv—Experienced operators on 1‘
FOR, SALE-East
Point..modem all year name, 6: rooms
and bath, furnished, splendid location.
150 it. {tom water. Phone 2537, Nor-
walla:
FOR SALE—New house on Flax Hill
Road, seven rooms so orne improve:
ments. Inquire 278 Flax Hill Road.
FOR SALE—allaxwell chummy road<.
SIer,\la1'1'in speedster. Cheap to
quick bu1er. J. Koran, 1'7 “’oodbury
Ave.
FOR SALE—Winter
touring 'car. Apply E.
Scribner A\ e.. City.
FOR SALE—2 5 nice shoals weighing
about 100 pounds or more each.
,1?er J. Friedman, Scribner Ave. or
,Phone 1659.
l
top for Ford.
.Greenb__crg.
FOR SALE—Standing salt hay. Sera
rice buck and milk goats A. Hav-
licek Hendricks A1'e., on East Ave:
l‘OR SALE—Cabbage. very solid
heads of best keeping winter cab‘
Lpage. also carrots; beets and apples.
Blithefield Farm. Wolfpit 311111111,
Vorwalk. €321.11“
FOR saw-+14 room house;' ainun' ' ‘1
provementa' at." 1 Neptune: Ace.
Phone 1083-2. '
'1‘ - —- ._‘
Norwalk. Dorian
BUSINESS NOTICE
cmv CLEANERS m—l
' Have you? house chimneys cleaned
while the Chimney sweeps eoreeher‘e
Address J. E. Slay-in Co...
' Gen. Del S. N.
' :orating promos announcements that
' ‘ all general chairmen are expected to:
attend the hearing Starting hero to s
. hood leaders. as given to the Assoclat
ed Press at Cleveland and announcer“
» ' poets their prCSencn
COME BEFORE" BOARD
Continued mm m P389.
—_—-——
(rods and the switehmen' 5 union reits
. MmrElhahelh o Jmlhgs, ’
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Jennings} fol-niec-
on Saturday evening. aged 83 years;
She resided in Danbury until about a
memory.
'1 Judge Barton made Public tclc
grams exchanged 1111 h the brother-
he had sent the. folluuillg answer:
“Allcparties haw m-en notified
appear; The Board desires and ex-
Home address: ' ‘ ‘ : si 1 :-
ass \V; S. (Marla 1W 1 1 M of the
HOIFOKP' M lBrotherlmod 01. L01 umotuo Firemen.
V NOTES“ " 4'in Engincnicn. l- ‘fimphed the
Fall and winter samples are now'
being displayed atN: Euthanasia
ln‘ and..get measured for, your Fall:
Suit or Overcoat; at a darkens; low as
325. 00. Every suit and overcoat alt-iot-
1y hand tailored. according to your
measure, »
’ 4
m AUTO We 1
will overhaul and repair your our.-
guarantee in. mm
logy: Egret? Weed. ‘ .%
mi _
‘chant Tailor, 22 ll‘i’ashington St. Come
Board this morning suing:
can be represented lo counsel and
€133; all railroad :11 minutes will not be;
fire-sent in person. Hesse Wire
'if:my under-standby is not correct“,
Mr. Barton's 1:61:11: 11 message fol-
flowed.
CHICAGO. Oct. 23~Railwnypx(c,1-
titres meet here toda: and. leaders 01'
the Big' Five brotherhood in Cleveland
Falmem‘allco at the. railroad labm.
board. 'Ztomorrou which- the Board
hopw'will lead to :1. peaceful settle-
ment. of the strike called for
Sunday.
‘ The Coliseum. scene of many 113-;
V tional political canvemions and» other
notable gatherings. was obtained by”
the Board for the hearings. [yesinnlng
\Vednesday. to accommodate the ham
110 1'1 m. ALGLAIK
is...
_ ysomm
So. Somme or.
FOR SALEQVery'nice home at Cran-
buryfibarn; and chicken house. A
1.111111311111115. 0029‘
“dam that 819‘.
Work-nun; -ln 4;";
ran bargain 9.332200. 3; cash. Geo.
Mitchell. ; Telephone 1881.
2‘ l-il )- —Women for
M019. “forks,
light: work.-
Day and.Ray-
‘ ,'-. X ’1‘ED——Expertenoed operators > on
sleevers. fellers neck band
r. and neck hand setters. to
.1 .1 318 per week, steady work. Also
wellenced sewers on plain needle
.chine. LE ROY: SHIRT CO.
~~-’l‘0 trade in Ford
11'11l1 :1 Ford runabout
<3.-
‘ 1" 'T touring
Apply '13
i
\'1918 Ford roadster $200. 00.
Buick six touring 300500. .
Both cars in fine mechanical condi-
Hon.
.8 HUFELT'S GARAGE
East Norwalk. Telephone 2825-2
FOR SALEi—Mahogany player piano.
bench. cabinet, music rolls. Dining
room table six chairs, serving table:
enameled bedsteads, springs full size;
Oak hall seatnhall rack with mirror.
J. H. Beattv, hewtown Ave, R. D. 42.
.lBSU‘lut St (in:
_ ~ ’ FOR SALE—Cord wood, in all lengths
TO LET- “: supplied promptly. Phone" .3. Ledge
wood Farm. Ask for superintendent.
; IE'l‘ New house 15; from; 5 FOR SALE—New 50 gallon paraffin
.1 rooms and all improvements, new
magi lnq 3 Day St.
1 LET ~.\'o1'. 1, .3 rooms. all improve-
:nenés.
. lime].
5301110.. adults only, care
,1) LET—a4 rooms. all impr's.o1emenl
ztluding steam heal. Also 101' sale. a
mandolin. l11q.'_'5 Swing Si before 10
'1. In. or char 4 1) n1.
w
Furnished room, private
. 11!! improvements, including
1'- . Szeum heat. X. Y. Z.
i 'ul.1>'
ad 1111191.
1‘11
1. IT
111111 gas. electric
Rent 318 :1 month.
. E. .‘Noru‘aik.
. LET—>13 111'nished rooms heat and
«.111. 8011111 if desired 6 Ligingston
we new “Est A1e.. So. \forwalk
RENT—Nicely furnished,
Jared apartment six large rooms
bathroom, light all sides seventv.
dollars. second floor. 118 South
.in. cor. “'oodward Ave.
1
1.) LET—Furnished room with board
7 1n prli‘ale familx'. Refs-remes Mrs
ziirtzler. S I’umam .11 enrxr
) JLET E1: hl—l' -0111 house opposite-
.1 iool 1101150 in Howarton Inquire
1‘3!” 3H>S P4. II Smith 110“'3_\~
§.\‘6~'>‘.
'- 4 looms.
..li1h;1r1nov1p {1:53
1301111111 Si.
?;E.\T~ ~‘l'u111isl 1111 from room.
hrs: and bath. Light l1ouse~
2: niesin d. (‘31! ill. Van Zazut‘t.
.. large roolns 11-1111
inq Frank Li b~
‘ . Sz-zn-lzouse in rear of Ho-
».‘mmu. Apply at Copy
‘3 North Main St.
1‘0”
bF-l‘df'tj'll 5: and 5 Murphy Mfg. -
steam- 1
{EMIL SCHUTTE
court said. howevm that l1es.1w
mason for dolor in imposition of sent-
1- 11cc.
-lined barrels. The finest grade sea-
soned edit. 3400 each. Svrup barrels
$3.00 each \V hiskey barrels fresh
emptied. $8. 00 each. New oak kegs.
paraffin lined all sizes, best and cheap-
est price in the state Special prices
on large lots on any of the . above.
(‘arload lots inunediatelv delitmered
Rern olds Poultry Farm, Highland are.
mic phone 1036.
O. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Office A. D Morgan
Hardware Store, South Nor-wall
PROFESSIONAL
Ragtime anid Popular Music Taught
WINN #5???"
lZOsWashington'St Phone 2721
Studio Open Now
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
Private Lessons in Dancing
Social Class on Wednesday Evening
Club classes Arranged
{Studio. 7 West Ave Tel. 1838
T OBE HANGED
APRILJO, 1922
Continued from First Pm
i
— 13 Raymond St,
PAGTOBY TO
FROM THE SHOUE
33m all palatal and
cum WORM”!
amigos. Aims-enormous.”
“gunmen. a cord or
31': tor We“!
onwauo MATTRESS co. .
Paulina WMufihso.Nomdh
NATHAN a 'm LLEfi‘v -
General contracting. this
paper moor-lull
Emit?! gun, T91 m1
3
8.3[11161' Tel. 1423-5
[0 gyms Norwulkrconn.
WALL PAPER AND PAlNTB
Nov lsthotimetopointfigurhnnn
and keep-lt—tmdom us your
room decorated. Ask for my price!
Gav-ll m. and paints. Save 110m
20w40peréemonlabor1mdmte-
Alexander White. 35 Love St.
South Norwalk.
.....
longdlatnn
against!)
Pupils 318.
flag-qu-
CARKIGAN 0. m local and ion:
distance tracking of all: We
once Leary; c 00.. Phone 187.1. Hon-o
01101191893.
' where on Wednesday they will apmar
col
dreds of railroad employee and execu-
tives and the public. .
CLEVELAND, 0.. Oct. 25.—Prior
to their return to Chicago tonight
before the l'nitcd Statcs Railroad La—
bor Board to appear in answer to cita-
films. the “Big Five" railroad trans-
portation chi1 is were to continue their
conferences tod.11- on matters pertain-
jug to the strike situation. Answers
to all message from general chairmv n
are 110101 11 upon hr the 1i1'1: leaders‘
before 1111 1' are dispatched thus main—
taining unit} of action.
her of such messages
t ca011700111‘1-1'm1cv. x
The "Big 1:111" leaders discount 111-.
timations 111.11 11111-1: is discord b0-
tu’een 1511'- oruunizalions that 111111-
authorized 1h! 11' members to withdraw
from 1111 svrv-ict and those wilhllold>
i111: $11111:'inll:c-1'izution. both Presi-
dent \Vurrcn S. Stone of the Engineers
and L. 1'2. 3111:1111111'11 of tthonductors.
have an-nly stul'nl thcy do not con-
sidnr there" is an “open break." .‘lr.
Stone flatly (lSSI'l‘lCd there is 3251111.;
J. .l. 11-1-1111. president of the Nickel
Plate Ruin-11:111. has informed the local
Chamber of Commerce rmcrgcucy food
and fuel commiltu- that his company
expects to 111:11111:1in service. "\Vilhln
two days after :1 slrikt'. if it comts.“
Mr. Bernet said. “our road Will no
moving some traffic and Within a week.
it will he moving a hem y tolumc Qt. it.
\\"e have :1 pproaclu'd the.
from the standpoint that in event of 11
strike 1'11'111'1' man will quit."
l
are considered 5
mfg-'V
S. D. G. CANDY CO.
WHOLESALE CORRECTION-
ERY', AND ICE' CREAM
GONES
53 Osborn Ave., East Norwalk,
Phone 479-13
§
WENDRICK & CHASE
' GARAGE
New Address
I
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5
Phone 917
l
court Said that he appreciated the
point raised by Judge Carlson of al-
h. god insufficient-1' of ex idenco and dc-
sir-(d to continue considrration of. the
n1utions 11 inch had heen filed. The
no
i
.1
1 11:11....
\1
six rooms, bath
also - I‘OOlll apart.-
p'lern'ic lights. fur
."2l5~hPll. '3 .qnil Isl.
11. nag-.3
rooms, third
Adults. Ida-.1
1'.“ Chestnut ’
>‘i Ii \ (V. 1133'“
Separate rooms,
Hubbell Coal 8:
Saugatuck. Conn
' Ell".
,.u
In-
"h'
E:()R SLALE ~
< with all improve-
1.i1icken house.
1 in South Nor-
l
l
t
1191}
- House. with all im-
location. corner lot: .
fu’ui_
21,
1-1
:3 11:31) (ihn T. Hayes
821: E4-.. '1,Street Norwalk
\‘;: A“ Insurance
" ""' t
. LOST
' :' . f: 1:;JaCe Theatre and
{. __:' :_ 21.1115: Friday, a string e
_,. 1‘, 7" _ Finder please return
3: >: -' - . 'r1 .31 11.. and receive rec
g.‘ ;~M‘—-———~_.;..
rouun. ‘
Ur"19. row boat, 0
drab. Inquire N0.
n'ir- Beach.
9131711110 P’f’g Co
1.1
i
Iain and Woodward Axe.
Phone 901.;
lore sentence was passed upon him
for murder of Joseph, Mary and J87
1101) 8:111
1. (“C0,
r,_ ._ __.___ never burned the ball familv and 1
space, house- am absolutely mnocent "
,7: \H; haveme argued in behalf of the motion 1
gotiable filed last week. t m
evidence was,i,11.sufiicient to
Schutte.
Lot show that this .man: committed
murders.
not reply.
would further consider the contention.
poets to'enter an appeal if the verdict
is noted: aside andr'carry the. case to
the : Supreme Court ‘of Errors.
- . Err-"memberoflthe 'Schutte family
was in court The audience was a
large. one. as it had been 'throughout
7: .1 few minutes and then
passed out of the courtroom and with "
Sher-inf Thompson'- 93111111111111- Wcth-
fuel niece of tin with :which he 0 at his
wast Dr. Bruce'uY. Crook.:of East:
Haddam. was 151111111 by the jail on}-
cers and dressed the wound. The loss
Ogo if you 9316 for ‘3' 't' "n “a" "3 Ill-Stg'wheu. om com-
Schuttr was called to, the bar and
asked if he cared to 331'. anything be«
Schutlee replied in a firm
He said that he had been
"robbed of his lands and his money
Having
Plumbing Troubles ?
(33112389 for
W. J. ’Ungvary
1nd bonds worth $511900 and mv
amilx' " ‘ ‘
‘l suear 111' God “Almighty that
f
1
i
I
The sentence“ Was then imposed.
“‘hen court opened. Judge Carlson
He declared that the
Connor
and said that aside - from
hat given by Julius, the second son,
hen “as not enough evidcncc to
> the
Stato's‘Attorney Inglis did
The court said that he
Judge Carlson. it is understood, ere '
‘TWO-FAMJLY. HOUSES
‘
FOR SALE 1
f
1
Price $7,500 each.
Inquire
J. M LAYTON «1.00.,
, Iiic.
.E'R‘ail‘foad Arcane“ " ’
1
r
he: trial The proceedings lasted but _
Schuttee
rsfiejd.
It L'is not known "how Schutte got
f. blood was about a gill he said .J
C
BEL‘DEN BAND '
heirs of the band:
HAS ANNIVERSARY
Continued {train 1:31-13. 21.".
l
the
Other talks were gluon by
guests and prisoners of the band- Fol—
. lowinggthe suppe
playeda number of selections. the ate
fair braking up :at a late hour.
.rIthe band again
The fouowmg ‘are the 11mm ment—
Leader, Johns. J. PrunS'i: corners."
ohn Hickey. Raymond Skldd. Martin
Last evening 3111's. Schutte, and theirchDonough’ Edward Kovas. Al Bob-
two youngest sons spent ,two 33.01113
with Sn‘hutte.
rts, Vincen1_Warjenaki..Be1-nard. "
Mr. 1111111111 did not intimate where
or 111m- 111-11 would” be obtained to on-
m-mu the trains.
\\‘.\SHINGTON;= Oct. 25.——Final 111',-
1.1.“1.-; of thogovei'nnieut’s strike pro.
2mm. designed to assure “transporti-
11011 torpeoplcwho travel and truns~
portntionof food and fuel." were to
l
"we. worked out 'todzty at :1 conference
between Attorney-General Daughe my
and five federal districtattorneys from
as many great railroad centers As: a
result of the meeting. which was com
tinned-1‘ rom yesterday. it Was expect;
wl‘that instructions would he sent to
other district uttomevs which woull
arm: to guide them it the threatened
1.1 11.9 materialized .
The district attui 1101's callediiore by
Mr. Daugherty included Hang'ard, of.
New York; Clym'. of Chicago; “Fer-ta,
011 Cleveland; Lockwood. of Buffalo,
‘und Van Nuys. of Indianapolis.
They came. the. attorney>general an-
pounced "to discuss fully the plans of
the. department in the event of a
strike. He added that these plans
were based on the realization of the
inherent right ‘of the genre-lament to
protect the
whichéwauld inevitably result from :1
paralysiseoi transportation. .. .
Today in Wallsneet
WALL STREET.10:30 a. mr-‘II‘OI5
eign oils. especially the Mexican group
were buoyant at the opening 'of to-
days Stock Market Mexican Petr-0a
leum, as a result 0 fits genii—annu?
statement of earnings. ma e an ear y1
gain of 5 14 points. Initial dead-lags
in that stock included‘oue lot of 3 000
u
South Norwalk‘ i shares 'at 106 1 4 to 1 3 against. yester.
10 roomse—All’ improvements. ;day'_s final price of 1031 1-2 points high-
001118—— er.
9 1' “1mm vements ito latest developments in the- labor
5111111111111, although coalers showed de~
cideid firmness. The usual industrial
its
es. Exchange on London was at
”highest: quotation in six months and. comparisons between him and the
gthe German mark strengthened.
WALL STREET. Noam—Mexican
IPetroleum extended its gain to six
points dining the morning other oils
:Makins
row common- and Preferred.: Willy:
Overland Pfd., and accessories; in..-
aiming U. 8.1113er and Kelly»
Springfield. also strengthened.- with
deathers. chemicals and paper special-
ties. . Balls
WALL STREE?..I ...1 30 p-.m..-.—Rajls.;..
Both “cat a greatgleal. ‘Peter murmurs: Hopkgns. alto horns; remained in the background at mid—1
Hrs. Schntte It is believed had not .Vi'alter Dngdale. Arthur Martian. Aa- day but specialties showed 21111130112
seen her husband sinceihe. ”day of his: ton .Ha‘zlan and 101m Keene; tron» t0 7' points, deopite the six yer. cent.
; bones. 30311111143511; 16131“; 1135111133 "Vine ratcgof can. money. '-
plaint of Wallace. the eldest, 3011. he icent Reynolds and PaulLeakin. bar- Pierce Amour preferred. .Gefneral .As-r: .
marrested for- thcratemng her with. tone. Martin 13111113; ’ '3' f
Pressed. Sté’elCar.
{former-bi of South Norwalk. The fun-.4
l
‘ member (ot' St; ,.Jam&e_~' Episonml
31111111111. that'citv. '
' ‘Iissudturylhrrmo -
51‘!) findexstandinu is either part1 ,
mo 3
Tami was an 1111 'vluablc member 61.1116.
111111111 conferences 1" fore their Jointichurch thcrc.
n2”: who died in, Wham. last M881!» was
at 9=o'clock Thursday morning from
A huge uum~ :‘CHARIJES .TR;
‘ When
public. against. the woes,»
Rails made indifferent NSWflIls return may. be agitated.
_ made. Little progress amt ~
steels were sluggish. nmbably 31.1 811"-
.gieigatm.af1he'U. S. Steel quarterly.
,statcmEnt to he :,issued miter the close
of the market; Heaviuess was shown
why seine of the more inactive) stocks.
including American 311ng Ptd. Call
.money opened at 5% ’per cent.
yeariam Momma” came to
Aorwalk to make her home with her
daugner. Besides-'1 Mes. Hull she. is;
survived by three brothers. Luciuszli...
H031. and George B. Hoyt. of Danbury.
and Theron
oral will be. hold this atternoon at .‘.;;'
o 'clock from the home of her broth-31'
oGeorge B. Hoyt, 60 Franklin. street,
Dunbu‘ry. Mrs. Jennings v: L8 3. dough—i
ter of the late haxand Mrs: Henry. :A;
Hort of Ditnhury, and was 11111311111;
Thomas 11. Durniu of this city
1 eived word late Saturday night. 0: the:
loath of his sister Miss Mary Durnln.
superintendenbnf, the Danbury Hospi-
tal. Miss Dnrnin who has been 81:91 1-1
intcndent since 1913, was 51 years old.
If“-
Daubury Huspihil stuff. The {,3me
“as held in Danbury tliisr'moruing' at
10 oclock, from St, Joseph'st‘atholic.
14w» '.
Mrs. mama 61111113., ,_
Rafael; wife of Michael Gillotti;
the mother or Mrs: Basil Gmdia. of
South Nomadic; Show left he.
«sides. her husband five other children,
and ninemdchfldm.. The. funeral .' ..
was held -thls- morning Irons St.
Peter‘s Church; W '
Funeral of Alexander” Wurgllerla.
The funeral of Alexander ,Wu‘rgll—
area; or 33 David street. will be held
3
St. Mary's church. Burial will be in
St. Mary‘s cemetery.
x
Baby Hmigan ,
Baby Harrlgan. infant child of Mn,
and hire.
Franklin avenue. died last night. Fri-i
neral serwces will be held tomorrow.
[ESE
TO SUICIDE
finntlnuui from sum not!
Orders scat to the rebellious troops-
supportingx'Charles by'Admijrai Her-2
thy. the Hungarian regent, spelled
the doom of Charles' attempt to re-
gain at lead: apart of hisfonner em-.
pire. The regent reminded the sol-
dlers of their oath of. allegiance 'to'
and demanded their unconv-
§ditionai 1
success of theirsuudcrtuking would .
The:
firm hand or Admbiral Hon-thy had
royallst, forces:
him.
obedience. adding that the?
mean the ruin of the'conntry.
its eficct. and the.
scattered. seeming to vanish into thin
air. Latest advices from the section
of country around Komorn indicated
the government troops continued:
their pursuit of the royalists.
Audrassy were
sky. and 1 Count
'among the supporters of: the former.
the . loyal
l
monarch. captured, by
troops.
Charles' plan to return to thorium... '
garlun throne having. failed, the.
Hungarian Government will probably
await action by the allied powers re-
garding his future place of residence“.
It is known that Switzerlandxvlll not
again give him refuge. and it is pos-
sible that he willr‘be removed to some
place where he will be virtually a
prisoner of the allied powers.
f The followers of the former >em-
perm: are reported to have lost half
their-znumb'r in attempting to retreat
from; Black to TatagTovaros. The
railroad line had been cut and they
were forced to abandon their trains.
they attempted to march'
across the. country. peasants out 01f:
theirretreat toward the south. The
capture of Gustave Grate.
ported. e, was involved in the .a‘t-a,
tempt of the former Emperor to rc>
gain the throne. »
The adfisability of holding Charle3.m
in the abbey of Tlhanay until the
allies finally decide his fate, was bed
ing, discussed by the government to- o .
day The abbey is located near 3.11.1111}-
Balaton, about sixty miles southwest;
of Budaoest.
PARIS, Oct.” 2A
Praa). —The ouncil of .Ambassa-
flow. which will be charged with the
question-of dealing with the ex-rulea'
'Wlll probably: at its next meeting take;
up the problem. of‘ providing him’
“will: 'a. home where his securitv will
be assured.
Little.
regain the Hungarian throne is en-
tertalned.;but it is pointed out: that'
as long as the sax-emperor is 1101.11911-
nitelY eliminated from the, situations
1
Thuxlle '02: Charles to a remote
’m‘ovoking objections braised 0n the
jam registemd only nominal Chang ‘ idea that it would exaggerate the dro-
portance' .03; his. case and admit: of
exiled Napoleon I. Such? action.
therefore, it is argued, would be like-
13* to gain sympathy fob his cause
rather than'ato discourage. his intends”: '
Great difliculty is anticipated. {in
‘- 130119 moderate extensmhs. finding. a country willing to extend ‘C
LofiEiCEd motors; humbly 1313306 Ar” hospitality to the ext-monarch andg
bacome responsible for 111111.33 he is
regarded as havinggzrokcn his word
with Switzerland by,- lemng that
country Without giving the previous
notice: he had promised.
LONDON. Oct. 25 (Associated
Press) .BOpinion in British om
quarters today was that the lax—En» ,
pol-op- Charles W in Hungary
had been ended: and that it only- res
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the placezo which he 3113.11111- be cent.
It is learned that the presence of a. 7 '
large: “number' or Viennese mono}
among the.>e‘x-ruler's forces arousal
the
and}: it is said. served to stifled the
loyalty of the government's mes. "
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daughter, Mrs.- Bradley; Hull}. this city.
George E. Harrigan..14,t
BY SHOOTING ~ ‘
and:
prohlt'ln that the. Karl'ist Premier. M. Rakov-g
former-1
Minister of Financial Affairs, is re:
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33111 11111111111111- is responsmie for Coh-
hecticut’s failure to provide the aero-
ice: and advantages of a cute univer-
city that so many other: stata now
enjoy. After explaining. the various
schools 11111113111me an«
other. no vammctflho
G. .3051, at Ridgefield compulsory school age to momma
'or‘ «Wort-S better calm " for f'temc‘hera
and: olunimfio‘n “mum" He can'—
chided iWith.““‘l'hei'ewis'istill‘3 far 'too
muchmeikic‘s' lur'thecontnoi' ,of school
systémsl’
' Protessor Davie said that “women
are socially minded and 'their intelll-'
dent; interest in community problems
is a'hopeml sign-P" Bosch! won-cu
' are needed in dealing with such ques-
tions as the. 11111111141: no. imam.
’child Welfare 1111 public' chfifitlesl‘
' work.
"People must know their own
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.DEfiBYe'Oct. 25.——Michael Palozzl
mmm in city court mum,- 0n
cliarges'of'rarson and'poisouing 1111-:
known to the state, this being the out-
come of an alleged incendiary fire in
\Vliite Hills which dmyed'iho house
'formerly-owned.'i1yj,Frankl.Gabln’elli.
The case was cmtmmmfrsdoonds of
31.000.1t is alleged water in a. well
on the place was 1291391131631? the. ac-
cused.
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