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i branch" or the family. i _.
. “For years I have been watching; fl“ ‘
. \Jimy sister—ili-law, suspecting that she; . . 5 I l
. B I i I '0 g; \; COS I fortune.’ My brother Heinrich. now
‘ "F HERITAEE The circumstances of the attempted i drcd reels of motion pictures depicting
I was working our. destruction," he tes- i
dead. also warned me once to be care- .
‘ imurder “'91“? made plain by the “1‘ ‘American History. are to be ,made un-
» idence. Tile Countess's son. Hanstder supervision of yak. {MWHH‘V p . .
i ' ‘ d Rossell ) ' 4 , .
Calm] ,Heinrlch. hired a grocer name I ress. oner dl iii 4
' German countess . y‘to commit it. but Rossell lost his nervei G(»(\rgL‘ Harmly Day. treasurtr of i Q \Vh-i khan [ill
' i ‘ confesses ConSplraCY to and you Schliei‘fen theh hired Rossell's l ya!“ l'niversity. and head of yup. C2 9.. NC Man I
a i f locksmith. who went to '
’ ' THE 's'ou'rn NORWALK EYENING‘SEMINEL ’_ . FRIDAY’ “N 20.1922
- - ,.... .. AMERICAN HISTHRY
26 IN WAY . ism), not yours, will inherit the family gfiNFERSfl
ful of my son's wife. i NEW" HAVEN, Jan. 20.—~One llun- BY Nflii
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‘. h 0 nephew. 3. I‘niversity Press. has been chosrn —-\
I | 365‘!on B r a n C , the old Count and told him of the plot. pl-(ls’denf of the Corporation. orgiln— LI r._ F. u ‘ 1
. . . ' am] y The conservative newspapers heredzed expressly to film the historical Ingxan; a 11;. t .» .
Reallzmg the neceSSity of cleaning. out a I ignore the case as Mug omnsive to sews. y“... . ' . r ..
SALE gOOd deal 0f the StOCk we are carrying at SALE I BERLIN. Jan. 20.-—-A plot to getiits readers. The films. planned primarily as an v'l» :.\.-..l m
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present, we have decided to sell most of these m of twenty—six mcmlwrs ol‘ the‘
adjunct to teaching, are not dcsignml 14- :....l l. ...
- ' « sxl Id f H . old Mccklvnbllrg ' ' ' {to Sumllall‘t present methods of in. l.i.,.l l” u. M . _;. .‘.‘
Shoes at prlceS—WAY BELOW COST—1n T ' illiiiiiiymof :chliifi‘fen in 0rd?!" ‘0 kill :TOO MUCh Mu.S1C 1“ A": ‘stmttlon. the announcement said. but ~d r". nun .
NO‘V order to Clean house. NO‘V the heirs and divert the family for-i Causes Wll'eleSS Dlscord to assist them and to inculcate id'vss the ~l..tirn w , .
tune. revealed in the ”in! Of Countess! of grod citizenship. lllill'.lll;:. «W .V l
' ' .l-Lln-anor Schliet‘fen and W‘I‘ “*0 5""3‘ CHICAGO. Jan. 2fl.———The old. old Dr. Max Pal-rand. Professor ol‘ sax! H...‘ “r .
Some Items are less 'than half pritl‘f, GOING Ham Heinrich and Si¥""‘i°d- i“ ”le-somzr "There Is Music in the Air." American History at Yulu. and Dr. unnul in ..
GOING Others are greatly reduced in order to ma 9 (mm-m7. courts has onllspd a sonsationd. ihas not onl yllecome a reality but there : Frank Ellsworth Spauldiug. 31p, ling “i3“! may .
. ‘ ' w - ‘ I " 1 hire ' .11 "music in the air." Professor of School Administration 31.1.1‘. “Nu
O S i \Xlnle thiy failed to h l\( l .. ,Is now too muc . ' ‘ ‘ ~
room for the Spnng g 0d . ON “fins-fin kill the wealthy ('ount :ihiaccording to L. R. Schmitt. radio "1- and head of the “apartment 01 L‘l‘" ‘ “'i \‘
' ’ . 1 linm yon Schliefi‘en. they summed" -m sheetor. cation of the I'niy'l-rsity. ilzuc in I .l ‘unu lilni 7 - i'
()N ThlS IS 1 our Opportunlty t0 sa‘e bringing infamy on the Tamil." “‘mfii Thousands of persons who olltamlunpointed editors in chief. 5. my» .. - .
Money ‘MLN ”Wk t0 ”1‘3 f0‘”'““‘“”‘ century. their music lav the radio route have l'ndr-r the direction of Mr. Ila}: auxlanni. . t. .,
The Countess. a woman of fofll'. complained. Mr. Schlniit said. that the Yale Ifniversity Press has {won earn“ “(mm .1 33., , ,
(‘nlllly admitted that shv knew “9" other is flooded with electrical can-ling on research work for two Mats mom: 12ml;
. ‘ r gnu had. hired a gram-r. on the prnm- intas. inti-rmeizos. concerts and or'Eand many thousands of photographs. WV“... .-.‘. ‘l L , ‘ ‘ I,
t An Idea 0f the a ues is“ M 500000 marks. to rm to M”.- Chos'm "“thrs' ”0‘ ‘0 mention ‘originalsand productions. constituting known to 1w . . ..
ese 6 us klvnllurn‘. lure the old millionaire 5pm,..hpg. lectures and .mpssages 89111.3“ unusual collection of. Americana. mam hm.“ . . \
iil'idltnvnl'l.‘ into a‘fnrl'st flll‘d kl‘lt11l‘gin out by amateurs. have been acquired. They Will lw “1“,“qu h”
or How up the historic cast 0 w i _'-
k d used as a nucleus for drawing the anything- it ..
mnnite. The court incredulous as e
' * . ' MEET. plays for the motion picture history. ll.» itlwli} i
9 ’ ’ _ ' , the lmx scm 'r TROOP T0 . - H ,
Women s Women 8 Women s n... uoman n she had knoun of n was announced today that meet M 1m send at”... w ,
V‘IL‘I I)UMPS SUEDE PUMPS SATIN PIIMPS :P]?fn?e;::;::nf'dld. Vl'e discussed it ings of the various Boy Scout Troops:
‘11 dinner " she replied. She explain- would he held as usual. permission to
iitl I l I v; i\ J q1 = - v v] ' - l] S (‘h meetings ha‘ ing been g! an!-
3 t l ll‘ap A r31) 65 1...] ht‘l fvlnure to mqkp qn 9“] i0} con h() l U ‘
(' l [I ‘ .1 z, I I! l ' I . i] ,‘ 'P sion ‘3" fig '1 ‘h’lt "h“ l'f‘ll‘ gupnf G”! by [1841“ ll (Hill-er IxUlHflt E. 1.9! -
ll )illi ii . . . . 0le (e . . . . . )Ulll.\ i'i . . . . . 1‘ 5. ~ - i “g ' * ‘
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to preserve the honor othc falnll)‘ ‘
‘ (”mint \‘i'llllam's father. (‘o‘unt Ernst Announcement that the meeting‘
Women’s Women’s Women’s i: :1? mm 2.2:”;.22:s:slurarbiter:
’ ” - o axe r erei 1
~ TAN SUEDE SHOES TAN OXFORDS “REGAL SHOES
:wnrkpmout' told thr- court that tho tion was glw-n to the Sentinel by
l. . . - - ‘ ‘. ' . .1 this orhln .
\Vert' 341100 $4 95 “'9", Low ”00] $3 85 Gilli Metal. $5 95 1ill-law. meant to destroy .1 “hole so.‘ 'llus “us learn“ in g
Now ......... o \Vere $6.50. Now 0 \Vcre $12. Now 0 . -———-——————-—-—— _’
accused Countess. who is his sister- someone who had no authority to do
M i M , Men’s 3i‘VVA-n‘mr‘hfi'4“"“74“i“7“"“‘"fifii‘fiE
en S en S . l- _
TAN SHOES TAN CALFSKIN “REGAL” fl
$2.98 $4.65 $6.75 M GOldell’S Ten-Day Clearance Sill
Exceptional Values in Wool Hosiery for This Sale. Some ‘}
Silk Numbers Are Also Reduced. Come In and Look Them Over. ‘
‘Z’Iszfifiéfic
Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts
V ’ ' n Millinery,- Underwear,
Keeler sShoe Store n Hosiery, Etc.
KEELER BUILDING ‘ SOUTH \NORWALK in Economical Buyers \Vill Be Glad to Hear the Announcement of This Sale. We Will
. . a Say No More—Let Figures Talk.
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“THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY" - n
‘ ‘ I The inn-ting last night was tilll'lltit'li .\. “.Illlll llrlls. !
(JOURT RILIEJLTS ' lily llrnliy out hundred nu lulu-ls oi l Assistants and ('ullcctm‘s l'i i‘i‘y .
TRIO $1,000 IN ltlli- t'onglvgaitlnll. i’l‘. l'jl‘lltst l“. Ml: l'l‘uylol‘, t‘lilltuli l' lillblll'll. \\'ill:ird n
LIQUOR CASES (il‘rizol‘. pastor nl lln- church. lilt'-,‘(.;ll‘il'l. Hill-old \\‘--.l\v~r. Edward M.
Innings. This type of church building
‘ has greatly gained in popularity in re-
' mt years. There are churches con-
sfll'ucted along these lines in Danbury
and New Haven.
ed product.
The “preparation committee' will
hold a. meeting in the near future. At
{ht time preliminary plans will be ar-
‘Sllmilar Bargains ‘Are'Oifered Throughout Entire Store on - Hosiery, Muslin Under- H
1 ' . wear, _- Waists, Bungalow Aprons,_- Bathrobes,_-Ete.
Wm“! “M “NHL”. H. ”Ilium“! \\.isjl.llt'k\\(lud, .lr,. i‘hilip lime. Donald 1- /’ I i
_-.__‘ ‘ svt'l‘vllll) 'i'lm lll‘sl, llllllll-ls in [ll'lllt' .\lr(}rrgnr, Fi'o-llrrlck A. HHS, Jr., Clfly- I l -. l
COHHHH‘ ‘1 from lug” “”0' ‘np \‘.'1‘l' lill‘ r: .uilllg of the annual li'~ :luli H\‘.ll‘ts. ‘ . “ k ‘ ;
iLatcr lit'llJ‘llnin (ludnpn . 0f \'0 1., lwrts. 'l‘lll- l'qmrt of the lri-zlsurl-l‘.‘ Auditors~~»(‘_\‘rus \\'. Ul‘fl)‘. Jr.. J-‘U‘ ‘
‘1‘ "d ’ . 5' .. ‘ - - ’ i‘ilillits l-I l‘ul'tls .slmuui that the ,S. liurklcy. (‘linton (‘. Huhlwll. Slin— ' 4
‘ "‘1 0“ SH'M' 1““ MS "H’N‘ls ‘0 lllmch llzi-l inld it you successful 'day school funds; Kinnrth i‘olelulrn. / x l
the oiliw‘rfl. "Th" [NIHN' 111W? lN‘rJlll“ \l-ur. .ln‘li(\()lt‘ll\ funds. . ‘ I i
0:1! thtflnfii'h'W. he said. \Vilt'll lli- tooka 'l‘ln H I‘Ult showed that 59.716593 Sunday School Oiiiovl's—l-L p Me~ ‘ “ i ‘ ‘ \ .._ ‘ ;
tine stand 3? "MM" nine omr‘Ts "“1" had In.” .uldl-d to lilt' building i'unll. '(lrcgor. pro tem. superintendent; Miss .Q "
a"? to “SUM. ”3 1" ”‘9 reputation "‘ it also showed that the building funds : Mary C. Rider. associate superilltend- ‘ ‘t
‘13?" 313““ '1": b‘j,’{“rg“d\p§"fg'='91 totallml sm,l...~’..32. of which $4I.€~.=.oll-nt; Clinton C. llunimll. secretary: n r lg
61 "‘?- ( I " . ”St Pr“”“t- h” was mush-d ill Liberty Bonds while iVVillilrd M .f‘arter. assistant Secretary: '7 , ‘
him ”VIC“ ‘” ‘l'i‘ Juw With his “5‘ "“4 $7,153.33 “its on deposit ill savings V\\'liilfllll 1’. Taylor. treasurer; “51"010 l ‘3
”Km “amid m'” 1‘ “”9 "am“- ‘lvunkx. The report further ShOVtt'tl .\\'c:l\er. assistant treasurer; Mrs. A. u ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ '
‘After Judge Boardman had lined that [hm-p was 31;,“ ill ‘hp painting McMurl‘ay. kindergarten dept; Mrs.
”Wm and suspended 3' .lfl'll 5' lltt'nf‘t'. 'i'und; $306.06 in lhc- contingency fund; SA. \‘. Heath. kindergarten assistant; I ‘ ' —-‘ i
(>Tiinnclly turned to the Judge and $328,?" in the parsonage fund and “hits. ll. Hopper. assistant: Miss Rer— ‘ L ." ,
sud. "It's a nice state. of affairs. W'ilt'n swim} in the hell fund. tha Kennel, assistant; Miss Nancy k .w ' ‘ . ' ‘.
at man is cullllncd although lilvro is. ()r silt-vial interest was the report‘llay. home dept: Mrs. \V. Ii. Hnssell. _ 1“
nm eVidenfi‘t‘ ilguinst him." or l“l‘1'tlt‘rlf‘k A. Fills. treasurer of the llnusicinn. ' fl . ‘
.. To which .lunigo liourdlnan repliml, special organ fund. This fund amounts Pastor's Assistant—Miss Minnie J. ‘ "' . '
Whatgo" 1’41“" said would in- right_ to $4,987.60 and will lm un-d to pur- i\\'ixon. ' ,. \ l \V’
"I in,“ . it‘hzise-' an organ for illstullu'ion in the, Finance Committee _ George \V' , .‘ ‘ . nus—- A
'Connelly “‘ns ilncd $200 and given llvw (hllrt'h. Dykmnn. J. “'allace Marvin. GPOI‘KG 'w
a. suspended Jail sentence of 10 day-3' 'l'lw following dt-ucons “ML. MQNQIL IF. Bet‘S- Frederick H. Quintard. \Vil— ' . . I ‘ J ‘
“Bl 0m) count. and lined $5 for breacb’l‘. l). Siannard. A. Curmi lietts and lium F. Taler. Clinton C. Hubbell. ‘ '3
0‘ the peace. lW'illiam H. Raye. George L. \Voodward. George E. Math- 5 L
Jail Sentence S“-‘Df‘mlcd. l The committee on nominations con- (*Ws. James T. Hubbell. “lillinm C. 3x4 ‘ .
Charles Here. of N0. 503 (“arroll slsun: of Mrs. w. ll. hildwin. Miss liaur. William K. Harrington. Mrs. J. ' ‘ ran. ' j
a‘iizug. was ilined $400 with costs and Mary (2, Rider. .1. \V. Munin, George “Valium Marvin. Mrs. 0. R. Jackson. - h _ '3 - . .
a. dye J'Hi .Sentence suspended. for‘i‘l. Mathews and l’crcy Taylor. sub- Mrs. l“. A. Lockwood. Miss Mary G. -"~ $ t _
liquor law violations. unlitted a list of committee appoint- ’ltider. Miss Isabel Rider. ‘ ., $19‘75 and 29'50
William Mason- and John McNab. ments. Th“ “"“m “St was elected.‘ Orlzan (‘ommittee Miss Sally Befis' _ I NOW 5
untested as partners of a cafe at No. The committees follow: {Frederick A. Lockwood. Frederick A. ‘ .. . . . _ .5 . ‘0 '
" an East Main street on December 20.} Business Committee—George D. TElls. treasurer. . 40 Odd Dresses, In Sllk and
were arraigned and Mason was found “HS-“v“. Kenneth M. Coleburn. Sey-l " ' ‘ " '
not. Guilty upon evidence that he was "10”" Curtis. il‘l‘TNAM “'AR ROMAXCE ' ' $ 10.00
mat in the partnersth at the time or; Music Committ°e~FrPderick A. To “0 INTO COITRTS Cloth to G0 at
the arrest. McNabb was fined $25 Lockwood. Mrs. W. R. Hassell. Percy STAMFORTJ. Jan. 30.-—-MI‘8- Harry ’
with costs for the sale of cldl-r con- W. Mead. Plymel of this city has engaged coun- ‘ _ . . l~
twining over llu- legal amount of alco-l Benevolence Committee—~Edward set in action for annulméh‘t 67.717183“ 1 $25 00- to $35 00 ‘ ' Plaited and plain 1110de
M . M. Lookwood. Harry Rider. E. M. riage against her husband whom she’ - ' ' ,. \ _
. .__- Loner. Josiah Gregory. Peter Smith, met first in Putnam in February. 1919. n NOW 7 8 $ 3 00
E'lrst Congregational Arthur Gibson Hull. Percy A. Taylor. Her maiden name was Gladys Gard— ‘ ' ‘ ‘ . an . 0
Church Nam Charles '1‘. MacDonald. ner. daughter of Mrs. Julia Gardiner] _ Values to $7.98
P . es a Qtjlirklor the Church—George H. and Rev. G£1 C}; s. filiiacgiay of Pu: . -
' um arr. nam. marrie t e gir an a suppose -
reparatlon commlttee Clerk of the Business Committee—. world War veteran. known then .as . ‘ 3?
Continued from First Page. Charles E. Curtis. Harry Pymel. Later the husband was ‘ ‘ , . , . . . R
reasurer of Business Funds and soiled by government officers as Harry ‘. $35 00 to $69 50 . 5‘
use has been selected. this matter l)C‘- .~A. Pal-mi Bet‘s. Ferguson. deserter from the army. He: ‘ ’ . . NOTE — Tile materla- IS ‘ . . ‘ , 'Y ii‘ (In
im in the hands of the committee, it Treasurer of Gusiness Funds and was working in the Nightingale-Morse NOW ‘ ‘ Our entire stock 0i Wlntel‘ 111111111”. 2
is: understood that‘the "(,w church will Collector—Charles E. Curtis. 1 mills in Putnam. The wife claims she - . J ' 4 1 fi i0} . at
m 0‘ the Colonial type. It. will prom Lshers—George R. Barnum. Percl- was deceived and the government ac- _ . WOI‘LH 111019 than t 19 n...) 1‘
ably be of red brick with White trim— val D. Stannard. J. W'allace Marvin, tion indicates that her story is true. 22 50 t 35 00 d $2 00
fl . O . ~ $~1~.00an . g
mug-ed; plans will be asked for from
luckitects. and. when that is finished.
and; for the church will be obtained. For Constipated BOWEiS, Sle HeadaChe, A ' ‘ I i ’7 . ‘ t H ’7 ‘ . ‘-_ ‘_ V . . .. . , . . . I
It will be remembered that the old 8 S ' i ' """"""""
I'll-st Congregational church was de- . . . ’
“ruled by fire on November 20. 1917. . our tomaCh’ Blllous Liver } ’ . - i . V
“lilac eLire sitarjted in the belfry. The The nicest cathartic—laxative in the empty your boWefs completely by .n
mu in? 5:19 dew“: grfat rapidity world to physio your liver and bowels morning and you will feel fiDXendM-l
atlas of mishapiimsurdifnas :Egogféiaka when you have D H ache, M‘They work While you Elan," one
‘3, of hose and Jack 01:» water Drew Colds, Biliousneas, Indigestion. or‘ ts never stir, you, upor gripe, .1133,
are. were unable to get/it under con- UPS“- Add 30129011 is candy-er 3‘1“"Pmficabmei-“0t 93‘5“ 0"
‘1'- 11“...“ ancma’ets‘n one .OX' two tongght _‘W!n men'etgngszu am mam.
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