Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 8, 1922 · page 10

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‘Chemicals. Shippings.

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. day an notinc-«I

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din-million Brokers,
to. Street, South Not-walk,
00., members of

low York.

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H. L. 11:30 H; L. 11:30 . ‘. . _ is as follows:
Allied Chemical 671.4 66% our... l Kenn. Copper ”'7‘ 33% ““9 "m.” $1143? 2632.1“ :32: (11:17? 3‘33. "’9“ MurPhY- who was 9190“" ”9“"
Am. Can 48% 47% 48% 1(95'510119 'l‘ire 3438 33% 33‘“!- porattv “' C p , Cl ' L 'surer of the First Taxing districtvon
, . c -_ 0;», 591/ 59% the incorporators are. arcnce . the R b . _ . ‘t October has
‘m' Ship 6; Loni. 1‘ ' 17% 17% Lack Steel 6 A' ‘ W R ~ockett Niantic' \Valter ]) Brockett' epu llcan ”Ck“ 1‘” ' .
Am.'Sugur 14% 74% 743/. Mexican Pete. 130 1281/. 1289; er V Idaven .. ,. tendered his resignation, to the d“;
Am. Sum. Ton. 34% 34% 34% .mumi Copper 29 29 29 . 0 . 9‘ ' . fl f trict commissioners who will meet-
: - .. . . . - a 0-! ' l l - \‘r its 15 14”.; 14% Th9 H“ 3" Tower Corpora on o \Vednesdav ni ht to elect Judge James
Am. l‘el 6" 1"" '3': M") “7., ‘l'nf “‘1', ' A My 0'; 031;, \Vest Haven has incorporated witth H H * g . . t‘” ”qr .
m TOD' 144-}? 143%} “If"? J-IU' 1;: B k fghs ég gs ‘— capital stock of $50.0:lll. and\\\‘lll be- I“ u’fl'! as district “:2; (forward-
Am. “'oolen 93:” 93?‘ 91%,5 ¥ Mr‘ 11'? e 903' or) 90 grin business with $15.00“; incornot‘a- 1‘ “.3: ,’ s rosig‘natig)" mmisaioners
graflgm 1001* 135.”. 135;? t 3 u: nHmte H . "ii: is 1:. 231.5 lots- “00'5" 0- T°“'°r' Frank P' Tow" l :i'll‘i‘l‘llg thatmltiis {fish-:53.-guéLmerlts
l.‘ I] .f" [’4 ... e. . . . . :- I F r- " 1' .. . 1 Fl‘. . ‘ t . A <
new a? “am .m.
”ML ‘“ 0m" 3‘ V‘ '3‘} '5 37;? ,f‘c' \ ' ,. pew 041' His 63% been filed by the following: gm} 'S‘fn‘“, “'0’“ w for Mm to
Ih-th. Stool :9 :1 :y‘ is ,-_v . i an .- :11?“ 11.1 . 4174 413/ 417$ Oldsmobile Co. of New Britain. Inc.. . periods. made it impose .ie which it
c?" Pete. 0: 36% 52% {rennc’ q. . 57 1 (5‘4"8 87 I hi'wsidt‘llt and treasurer. A. L. Roths- ! 7““ ”“9 OHH‘O‘tlle alight (minnne-ipo-
1.3m. PM“ 1?:1 1’1? 14‘1/ ! l'ilTlm'iln (‘0 log 1/ 1333.; 133-1; child: vice-president. \V. H. Fuller: ilklllllrLd. It “as daft; «asu‘ccecso‘r he
(To-n. "with”. i. .(2 f. I? 371'? li' \‘ ‘2, n“ I. ‘15]: 165 ' 165‘); Secretary. 1". S. Clark. “3 and requested Hid d. 5. ulti refiy...‘
“yummy, M?" '3‘} .393 7! .2 . '.i_ .r": ._,l . "st... ”he 78 « 'l‘he Bridgeport Cream Fried Cake chosen so that Muxphy :9: 1 counts
£31198. Uhio 6:.‘4 65 6;) l it ~11 Lt?” €1.15 (35,: 6531 t‘o.. ‘lno. presmvnt' Edward A. Hp”: Iquish the office and close1 11.. iv] makel
“of" ('m‘ 119:4 118 1181' "‘ P: i ll '1’ ‘11 6'1“- 6": ois‘ treasure-r and secretary. Amos C. , during a short stay {TM} 1-8;” 1‘ {his ‘
(2.)"- R' I' 41‘.“ 44, (4f '3 Lint": I'Olll'itllt‘k ‘13; 7;, 751'; Latin-.lieal‘. \\'ateri»ut'.\'. "3 his hon“: Ult‘ Mum put 0 ‘7
d._orn Products “:1,“ “H ti: 1 ):-_, ‘40“ [Inw‘mv 917; no a; gas; 'l‘hr Hrideeport investing (30.. presi— 5 “(fk' a , f \i “tn ,1“. re-
(Erucible NC" "Tl: tit-l- ti: :3 Lu, +1“... til 341: 33 / 331,5 dent. Abraham Schnell: treasurer. l llie. r.s:gnation o ‘..r' ‘ 'tvlone of
gum} (tan; 1 ' 1: If“ $12535; it” ’rfhullailn'av ‘31: 24‘» 34in N“”“‘“ l"""“”°"‘ “crown" 1' J“ I mTtiurltoggtoxit: 131.3“:va .iilled an
$231.53: Pratt‘s-:2” s13 3.3.47 sin? is H N .l 19”“; 1*? 1‘7 (““m' t-lti‘blVQ‘ISO‘il ‘Tlic (lo-lull'lm‘t‘ 0" ”l"
. .' ‘ ,, '_ in; gun]: g] 1'4 ‘s n N l pr. 1min 11334 115.1. The Stamford Shoe Co.. president. . l’ _‘ l i . ‘ ' ' A. . 'n nomin'ltih"
ftj‘i‘srcoilalllfllifiy 1:, Wt" 19?; iKT: \‘t ["llli 271;. 26‘; 26 i3 ““7" 15- Snit’lin: ""‘i‘sumr- \V. “y' Lock-J \;‘l")‘{11lll:l‘:i,:\‘ “311:2; “I years old‘ “'8;
. .4 ~ ' “‘ ‘ , ., . .- .4.“ ._ .- --'-"_ '
(Fen. Asphalt on 621/}, nix; :‘:‘ll"l;lll(l‘::“l‘ 12:; “a 11:13. 112:: “ g‘llri?fi;‘i:‘::}f 323?":1‘2313 dissolu- ! the occasion of comment lo’rl i sing:
‘i'm' Ink-(4rd“- 1l.1 16133-7“ 10‘”, II~:'l.‘.ll.(W)l t'rod. 657-; 67 ,s 67'6 “on has mm" tiled by \Valter McCor— time and his election \vasfll:-)ra‘tqu‘l\un.(.l I.
:zen.’ri:1(‘)t0ls .11.;1 4; 4; it I'll.‘ ill-t. Stores 533; 523'; 53% mick. 1"“. of Derby. 1:2"3222f23titzn as :1 L l k ‘ ‘
,‘OM . ‘ , .._..f -._._, . 1‘: .. “PM“. 6.1.1:. 64‘. gr, The Polish Home Afssociation Inc.. 1 l HL ll _ ' 1“ 0”," “_,mdo-
:H' 1‘10”!" I r' ';'X‘ ff]? ' 'l' \. i'li'l'i‘rl‘ C": M 1" ,Hv nr limit-id. has increased its capital' ‘ m “9 " ’ "H' :1 (nt- ‘ j 1': 1‘ ‘t
£"1'.:\mth' “W 3).." “3 u' l’ e <‘lw-l «an: 972: 977: stock from 37.330 to 330.000, valued “"10" To" ro’f‘hmuon it). Mtnnil)‘ a?!
l".:‘)-it‘:lli0ll C. . 4i: 4" it a . ‘- .. 1‘ 1 q: 1““ M par “Hun of $5 a share. (.(‘iOllPi‘ and in returning to ill. (H
l"'- Ni'r- M4" 1"- "‘5“ 3‘3"“! 93‘1“” ‘ 'k' 5...] I" ‘H ‘ 1'. ‘ .. 7 post \Vl” tind nothing new in his du—
Tux’enrqis City 5.». :s :5 2R .f‘tnvl "“Uth‘ 63-“. 62-“; tm‘; —“ “"‘—-——-— ”as.
Bill. Nivkpl ~ 1g 17.11 17:};‘Y1Ilintll'l'tl Sit't'l 4": 4514 431‘; "RDERS CHILDREN ________ .
:nt. in u r 5: ’-l‘. :11 1-; “W“!- l?" “I“. f-‘-‘ t'-'- t- ..
{xv-Hy sprints. 52-5 5M: 51% “"1"" WWW ‘9 4...; H 51' DAK§§%%O(§F$E(§31VOS
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the New York Stock Exchange,

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NE‘Y HAVEN PIRRIS
ARI-I INCORPORATED

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I’lumbing and Building Supplies Con-
cern Capitalized at $500,000.

 

With a capital stock of $500,000 the
New York Plumbing &. Building Sup-
plies C0,, of New Haven has been in-
corporated. Papers were filed
yesterday at the office of the secre-
tary of the state showing that the
company will begin’ business with

3200.000.
The Giant's Neck Land &. Improve-

Meples 8 Goldlohmidt.
securitiee, 85 Washing-

43 Broad street.‘

 

 

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STRI-ZI'Z'I‘. 10:30 ll. m—
f‘t .‘Ylllg' the llln. lt.lin luno- of develop-
rnenta (wt-r ll'- nan-k end .I‘>lll'(‘illil,\' in
‘ ilr lntl- 'natio l .1 situation. stock mar-
KJ prim-s “"l‘v rather llli\l'ii lit. the
I'l'l‘nilll: nt‘ tml l\.-‘- svssitln. .\lt-\it':lll
3' ’( ‘erll llln. i.‘.~l $.Itllrdn\'s reactionary
l‘-_- points and Asso-
~ mind ('ll points while
:-1iluil-|»:lkr-t- o .wwl (llli' puilll. Miixnul‘i
f‘.“:mil‘ll' was hl'ii\\ and profit taking in
who wti‘ wit-d il'\l‘l:S:IlH ul' lurin-
fr‘uI-lions ill \‘nliadilill and several _:Il-
'I‘tl shun-:4. .\nl ‘l‘lI‘Hll 'l‘ulihact'o fril-
‘ tired tho- strn w; specialties. rising l“;
n-t-inls and Standard t'il n" New Jt'l'rV
rose 1‘”; points on announcement of
:uldit'lunlll )iivl .ldxnntt s crude
and refund products.

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\VALI. ST. Noon —— Shorts en-
couraged hy the dullness ot' the first
lumr increased theii commitments.
7Mexican Petroleum anti Studebaker
\Vl'l’l‘ subjected to marked pressure
with U. S. Steel and Baldwin Loco-
r’nutive. these reacting one to two
l'aalf points. Practically all the domes.
vie oils lost one to two points and;
Utilities and
Rail Order issues forfeited one to 1
1-2 points. Southern Pacific. St. Paul
phi and Omaha embraced the heavy
rails. The market rebounded motl-
emlely before noon on purchases of1
the Independent Stt~els_ but trading
Deanne quiet on the recovery. (‘all
money opened at 4 per cent. !

WALL STE. 1130 P. M.—~(.‘oncern

over the outcome of the Genoa con.
:l'emnce whfich was reflected in
Dover prices for foreign exchanges

and bonds. coupled with bear selling
«caused another sharp dip in the. after-
noon Distributive sales were also
more t-ll'ected in lowering prices and,
who market took on an appearance of,
«answerable weakness in spots. The
Oils, Baldwin. Studebaker and Con-'
solidated Gas were foremost in the
decline. Later marking up of Cru-‘
dble Steel to a new high record for!
the year at 68 3-4 infused some steadi-

IJENII‘IS THAT GAS
TAX HAS FAILED

”likinnld Take» Issue “'itli Buy Slate'
- Legislator.

 

A statement by Representative Dug-
age-ll of Sontervillc. Mass». in the Bay
State Legislatulu \Vednesday that
(lionnt't'tictlt. had tried the gasoline tax
aund failed. di prtrmpt reply yester-
day from llcplzt,~ Motor Vehicle Coni-
rnissioncr John A. MacDonald who
hilowml that nothing was further
from the truth. Representative Dag-
gelt inside the statement during a de-
bate relative to the merits of a pro-
posed gasoline tax for Mussachusetts.l
that the plan is not feasible. "as the
cost or collecting is more than the re- '
venue."

'nie actual total receipts by
state't’rom the gasoline tax last Sep-
tember to date have been 828.262.89.
'l’be expenses have been approximately
812.000. Just how the Massachusetts
legislator arrived at his conclusions.
therefore, is a mystery. Before the
year is completed Setplelnher. it is ex-
pected that more than 8800.000 will be
received from this source.

 

 

 

Oll. GUI‘ZS HIGHER.
NEW YORK. May R.—- The Standard '
()il (‘ompany of New Jersey and the
ancialr (ill and lit-fining Company to-
an increase of ten
cents a barrel in the price of bunker
Oil. The new price is 81.26% a barrel.
m Sinclair Company also has ad-‘
“need the tank wagon price of gaso-
line one cent .i gallon throughout its
“wry.

 

 

POST BROS. 8: C0. FAIL.

NEW YORK. May 8.——Failure of
..brokerage

J" .

the .

:«iied at his home Friday night from
.apoplexy. will .be held at 2:80 o'clock '-

nm or . Poet WWI! ‘otrpi

PUPILS VISIT Tl] LEAVE SCHflflI.

slutty/tilt lell

 

tied the Franklin School on Friday
morning of last week and ordered the
t.-.'u lit tltrhtnn children from East

.\"n'\\'lll; to leave. under orders from

31"”;“13‘ "f 1"" "‘ '-""‘ School the prosecutor and the health ofli- . I
Qt'lwllt‘p .lul. uml thr- l-‘ranklin |<‘l~..lltvil ‘...,.. ”Tum... they had not hm,“ “m- . mobile, it is allegetl..passed ose'r titleI
t'illil \'l*ll0ll l'-r~ll\ lull‘kk 3“" “Wk- cinatwl. The children left without 5 right. mm at We ,m‘qpp casein. .(Ld
$.lllll'lizly. Fatty-nilzv m. mlvers m' the any r.-n..-.,»k_.._ - ldgvcatlon of line inward and romantic
t“:- '-?lll-.~ en'll-lt'ti at th-- Him") This lnirnizi' ll' tie. in \ ."t- 1' ones H‘ t 9 antnls ”n 0 'f ‘35"

t L . J i“ “I the ‘ tragalus and calcaneoirs. Th4 plainlic.

Ht. - n at \ o'clock Saturday mOI‘Hll‘b' saline] and ordered the children away.

\\ h. H s \. n huh-.11; hill,Q it “"l‘l‘i‘el (in: a in in ad 15‘0". n qtlt all d )< runcea . depressed longitudinal arch and that ‘ 13(iiil‘ris' Anna ].lizzard. Rae Nutter-i
to take them 10 t“ PM" - . l.;'nch m ... Lincoln HYPHU". an“ ”H, ti fm‘mit . a... l“l‘lt‘l'ltlt'nl llicld. .‘.n.ia Dawson. I'rutlence Brown.
u: l'l- do (‘(:l.lll-Ii nil!) in nminls and n.1,." U'Nl'iil. (if 4-: ('ht-slntlt firmin- The ”H 51“”an (l. ‘ ‘nn 0“ ‘ “ th ll 3 n.4,.“ Contra uni Ella .lanes
' ... . .. . . . l' a ". .‘ 't s: .' z ‘ . ‘
l..l...~, .. H] l ‘hii'il‘l'll to lint: .\(h()0‘. .ta ill. 5 h.i-i not been i (‘hlrh-rr was ”mi...“ to miss “mm“ 1 i-ollnwing p... installation which
..\t the pull». the in ion. l . \.tccln:ltt-d. . _ . | . t' __ 4 ‘ ‘ _ _ ll 1‘ ‘ ‘ l\\:lF «ll-cidwity pretty, :1 program of
_‘ l~"'¢ " H" 7‘)” and “”“T illil‘l‘t Still! 'l'hl- t‘lliidl‘l‘l “ ii H “t H _ h lot .1 clip. lino .ls 1 ll r! all ( x dt . , .-
4. _ J M l i.. l?) :11] . . . ‘ . 7 .l‘illl‘llalllllle‘llt “as unen. \then Mrs.
l' ‘. T} t-\‘ Whirl]! Ii homi- ul n.3t' h . . ‘ '1 l . l . . . ll‘rldl'. ”1'” '1“ “Hi an‘!‘ hu‘" “10 '
p ans. l . . V " “ “‘ ’-‘ ‘ l-'ir ihllt'luth to utlv-nd l ”H u" m. h" I.“ it H, w H m, “1.1 -l‘-ur.zatul was escorted to her station
. _ ; . . -. ~ - . _ .‘ . ‘ ' l ’ . . I .' i .1: ‘ -
ml: wlt. film it Mt .\lln1‘l.i: “1 Hit 1‘ H“ u hunt. llu-y l.~.t when "Q-tllii'sled to " an M NH“ , h) i‘ u. | “l“ i” at the installation Mr: F J \lorri-
. . . . -- : ~. r1. ' i l' . . - :- ‘~ 1 .' -‘ ..' I ~‘ 't‘i . ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘
‘l' H “ml “m“ M”- \ ‘ it ,~ 3 ( ‘ l - I“) so h) H" otilcer. 'l‘i-l (-\ it‘llii‘f‘ <h~w and that h ‘ will - 3"“:1. accomplimrd on the piano by
Franklin \t'tllilll was ill chum: (it t It '- l ' ‘ ‘ ' " it‘ll“. Rolim of N0“. York sang ”The

Wiltods Lose

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

l‘atr..lm.'in il‘rnnk \'. Raymond vie-1

i
'niu‘ay-i walk with a limp.

 

 

 

News Of theFinancial World. ; llENlE—3 llullll

Stock "Quotations

Late New York Stock Exchange quotations, reported for the

Sentinel, over the private times of
and dealers in unlisted
local correspondents of H. L. Horton as.

its lllSifiNEll

Eduard J. Finnegan. clerk of the
irst District. today denied that Fred
Murphy. treasurer of the district, has
' tendered his resignation from that of—
ti'ce to take effect at once contrary to
8. story carried this morning in the
Bridgeport Telegram. Mr. Finnegan

 

stated that Mr. Murphy had talked ot‘
to 0
make Minneapolis his home, but that a tee. headed by Mrs.

resigning because he expfl‘ted

no definite action had been taken on
the matter by Mr. Murphy.
' The Story carried by the Telegram

 

 

 

 

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attempted to pass

,llk travelled part of the highway
'strikimz Charles Patchen. 11 years
301d. The b0y suffered bruises of the
fright arm and right eye and the

' it is further claimed. is suflerinz from:

 

 

 

 

The» funeral of Edward Calvin Leach ,-.

machinis‘. or as Maple. street. who ' . d "
Loo. kw; oods Beat
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tomorrow. atternoonjrom. . —-

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W. Hey 16th.

meeting at the stockholders‘at their

once, 87-91 washington sweethea-

01922 to consider
at the

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, 7 " 2;. Kb“; 1..."; ,_. r. .3‘3 »- 131; .m« V ‘ ,‘ \
sou-m nonwm ammo sum!- » . , "0““, MAY 3 1922
_ . —. 1; 1‘ = ’
- - on]! ‘ BOY (sons 10 REFORM senoon
Dyugh‘aers at M anna I The. East Norwalk boy who ,“as FIVE ESCAPE FROM
GIVE Dmner at MahaCkemo found guilty of setting fire to tzw BURNING A
-.; ' Marvi’n barn and who was brought up i . ‘UTOH0.

 

Continued from Page one.

 

’One. Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins of Bay
City, Michigan. who was assisted by
Mrs. Lena. Outhuse. M. C. 0.. of Bela
Caldron, Springfield. Mass, and Mrs.
Inez Bin’dcwald M. C. 0.-of Gehemo-
cobe Caldron, of Schenectady. N. Y.

The dinner was held in the dining
room of the hotel. the tables being
handsomely decorated with 'cut flow-

 

.an-l bouquets from Mrs. Outhuse and
1

another machine.
in doing so. tht; (‘ovino car went oli-

v

auto-i

'drn-l llmvman. Lydia
‘ l-‘ivich.
trllde ‘l'arlov. (‘ornciilt Morgan, Rose.

C rs.

ranged by the refreshment commit-

Mlnerva Horton.
consisted of: -

' Chicken Supre

Celery Hearts Green Olives
One-halt Broiled Spring Chicken
Mashed Potatoes Green Peas
Combination Salad
Ice Cream
Coffee

At one side of the room was the
iguest table at wnich were seated the
llocai ofiicres and the visiting ofiicers
i as follows:

S. M. C. 0. Elizabeth Perkins; M. C.
O. Lena Outhuse; M. C. 0. Inez Bin-
tlewald; First Ollicer, iertha Buz-
izarri; Second omcer, Mary Vollmer;
lThlrd Ofllcz r. Helen Vaughn; Secre-
itary, Odo. Lawrence; Treasurer Ida
Ginson: First Guide. Lillian Holly;
Second Guide. Anna Stevens: Chap-
lain. Lydia \‘allie; Inside SPY. Anna
i‘riazzarl: Outside Sp)“. Edna Duff;
Fla: Girl, Mrs. Albert Morgan: Mar-
shall. Florence Grant; Organist. Anna
Snil't'cn; Director of Cast Alberta Lou-
.ltn.

Vollowing the dinner adjournment
was had to Masonic Temple and
there Mrs. Cornelia Morgan presented
the visiting officers with handsome
ghouquets on-behalf of the local Cal-
?dron. She also presented Mrs. Buz-
izard with a handsome houquet from
Mrs. Minerva Gorton and her "gang"
\lrs. Vaughn was srhen a basket of
{rim-sum from the members of her
i
l

family: Mrs. Buzzard received a bou-
mut of roses from her husband. Iler-
'ht rt» M. Buzzard. Monarch of Monker
Grotto. No. M. O. V. l". E. 12.; Mrs.
\‘ollmvr received a handsome bou-
quet from her son. "‘

\irs. Buzzard was presented with a
hall‘ldsutne basket or flowers by Mrs.
Perkins. and als) with a gold pencil

Mrs. lllndvu'ald. in behalf of their fe- V

s; ecth -- Caldrons.

at the temple. which was {land-
smnely decorated for the occasion. a
team 8f flag girls. of which Mrs. Lor-
l he \Vl'ite is captain. tscorted the of-
tleers to the «lias when the supreme
ntliccrs installed them. They were
then (scortcd to their seats. and fol-
lowing gave a hhort march and drill.

The members of the team were: Miln

Horton. Luella

Edna and Edith \Vecks, Ger-

Year's at the Sprint-t."

The menu, which has been ar-I

 
 

in Juvenile court, will be taken to the f “ EST!" ':‘.'l',
reform school tomorrow, inning been .“i‘i‘llll' I :l. \ .
sentenced there by Judge George H. l hm "w? » ‘

 

till,

 

 

 

Vosburgh. I" ”Wit. ‘1'
.tjtjllitl li..t ‘H .l l l
BOSTON FIRM FAILS ilvumm l . _ 3 ._
BO§TONf May 8.—The failure of "‘1’ :..,.,..__ V\ , ‘f ' x. F
George A. Haskell and company,'“".~ltmrv In. h ‘ ' .-
members of the Boston Stock Ex~ “HT-r .4 HMJ'W
change. was announced from the e-x-;ili.l]i" 1..-. “ '“'
change rostrum today. i -_ , 7" 7‘ "v" . .
- i For lest . \\
Advertise in the Sentinel. ’ 5‘ ”S a a...

lassit‘ztd Ad.

 

 

“ The Four HOI‘Semenl

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Tbefirst visit to the studio

 

Marguerite (Alice Terry) would not hat-3 $0":
to the place where Julio (Rudolph Va entmc)
played at being a painter: had the'e been

 

 
 
 

other opportunity to meet him. Trey mac
” danced together too frequently in. Tut'c.
People were talking. And so, very F‘u;n
afraid, she went to the studio. The -esult
of this visit, and others. is one of 11-2 V25:
dramatic parts of Vincente BlascO ll‘anez'

“The Four Horsemen of the Apo:e‘,pse."
which opens tomorrow at the Regent. p'a) mg

twice daily at 2:15 and 8, until Friday.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

PALACE BOOTERY

PALACE THEATRE BUILDING

 

GRAY SPORT OXFORDS

2rd White :;-:r

(i (.5

In Gray Buck and Gray Horse With Black

and Tips
Smoked Horse Sandals and Pat. Sandals ............
HOSIERY ALL COLORS

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

THE SUMMER ISSUE

 
 

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’ ‘ Uthcr Tt'lltlll 5‘1“: -l l jg A ladies“ {luul-lt- quartctte compos—

"". ‘ "“"" ”hm" . ‘ l‘" ' f' ' ' t0 Schumachers Tutu-2t: corms 1‘0 ort-zx 1“] m- Amelia 'l‘wmnhly. Luella Finch.
mum)...“ 1., hut-l .‘l picnic atnlmttl“ - ' \nna \l. “award. \llwrta Loudon.
l"""'."“rk f'nIHum'l'litl'utl‘mf:“Tim“y, \\‘:ltmi pupa yuan-.33". afternoon Judges .‘iallbic. “idle and Jennings (‘ornelia Morgan. ltay llutterfield.
Vii: "zil‘l‘xnfi? ”Jinx,” 0.1:,41,” .0. m tir- m l'arfk \iitll th: St'hulllilt‘hl‘l‘fll l'ur M“) T‘"'"' "r Superior C"““~‘- :rru'h'm“ “NM“; i)”; F' J' Morri-
‘ ' . ' . ..‘ ~ . nim- or l‘nlun ilill. N. J.. lnsin by l . ,, - . . . .. . 18ml, “Nempuniw xv: rs'Annn Snif-
THUMPJ‘, than.” Lunar-Llt\'lt"i‘l‘«-‘ t'lzlsLh;i_i Sl‘nlv of 3 it) I. Tho- “liv-llfis M3: ”-lizll‘". 7”!" Hot (”lifts “-1”- lm In. fr” on ”1‘: plant) opened ”‘9 program
“mil”. \fm‘. Iljlreih r1, ~|~ score l‘olltuus: hf» .0” .‘. ”W ,( “Hf!” building. ”uh “ith "Sin: Hit" and closed with the
I'lz“.\l)i\\.‘_.”\ VI.-. rs. .n . k. ‘ ‘r‘ \\'ll.'l‘tl.\' A. C. ‘tulk’. l.n- day trim of the criminal stonin: m- the “onkprflhcs chorus.

H"- in»; 5 has: I...” lnani l. innn H I: . . Supt-rim" cutli't comes in tollltrt‘l‘ow ., , TI‘ ., . \- . 1.] . .
nut in L'nwl shape. 'I‘l.:_to-.lni will hold ' , “'h' " h' p.o. 3‘ 0' l :ittcrnuon it " o'clock Judge \\'i amid " m-JH ‘ may I) ‘ nines.

.. ,_ . a “mu” ”Q ““1“”.qu n“). (.1 .......... 4 0 n H U. ' . '. ‘ . Y . ~ . .‘llha Maruaret Jarvis danced the
“h“ “M ”J" A M l.‘ -- ‘klin \‘vhtihi ”in“ 3'. SS ........ 4 II 1 3 l 3 M- ‘n‘llumi' ”‘ “‘HHON}. DII‘Sldlng. incl-it‘ll llllttl'rlly. and Bliss Beatrice
H” ”U gum:- W”): xi" taunt: r ('houmiq Warm. 151 It ...... 4 u n x u o J'Mg“ ‘V' “1'” J"""i"l§& 0" “"‘S‘UL I Lt. vndt-s danced The Bluebird. The
to lw l-lzlftt ugh“- ll {1" H“ ' ‘ Hall. p ........... 4 H .1 l 2 “ “ho snow- is Justice John H. Keck-r. “is...“ Junk; and Lou-tides also gag-9
")I.'3‘,Wrm-", :IIh-V'll.l.‘ttl'.- t.- .- -huul il'l\t' 'i‘uillldtilfl‘. '.'d h 4 u n 3 l o to ”l“ s”l".£mr “nu” [much will he- ‘ m“ “mg“? 1"." dance, all being well

”7 an“ m ”H “Hi. i - n... r Lindstrotn. lt' 3 u l 3 i o 14‘" his “or as a jlltigt‘ tomorrOWirt-ceiwd. A “ending was given b"
“‘0 .hu'wy'm .u-"l.n~>.q “-il‘1l ‘tj‘. "uni- Mint-r10}. 3d b 3 0 o 1 5 t. mmnilm‘ on jury cases. Judge'lsaacjConsueia Dawson.- Mrs. Leonard
l”"”""_ m“ mo h 0"“: .. l '. "r N. m McSally. c ...... ,, .5 1 i, S i U “'ult'c “l” pieside at the other eh” I Brown sang “May Morning" and Mrs.
.E'.“"" '1 " "'V‘m “h“ h “I. "I L l'dm-nl-misl. rt 1 u o o u 1 Sldl‘ of 1110 court. i-“Lmlt’fv‘ {killlwin cave several violin
Jutl'li‘ 'ttwilto-r “t‘ll(lti]'<( li'l<: Lull iiinr l'lv-nSJIils. t'l' ...... .3 l l (l 0 1 Th“ Mil." (‘riniintll “‘3'!“ does "0‘ numbers. '
would rd:- in look EllilH-Lh‘vviih trams ——————— Promin- to hr at long one. although} Following "‘0 program the Pro-
,.. n .m I h 1.-. fromfiu 10‘ 17 “.3”;- 'l‘ulllls ........ 3. 2 4 :37 11 5 there are two murder cases on the list. ' phcts cf Monitor Grotto aided the
«l L. F ‘ ‘ " __'_ . SClillMAClii-Zii The at“ nlcn implicated in the death ’ mlmi'H‘S or ”W Refreshment Gang
FOUR HOUR RIOT at). r. h. no a. e. or P-O'l'llilrli Kllkclty in Stamford last . in Sf‘rullg ice cream and cake. The

Arm. ”.‘d b . . . . .. . . 5 l 3 3 :3 l Allunst. are set down for trial. also the 3m"? "501““ “P .ilmnt 11 O'K‘IOI‘R and

IN COOK COUNTY JAIL Sclnwah. 3 I» ...... -. 4 0 l 0 2 O'colored boy. nnlu-rt Thompson. of “'n-‘f a mi h-Hor tinn‘ in local Ma-

Schtlltz. ss ....... 3 H l 3 2 lilNorwalk. who shot his step-father in ‘ 50““: ""0195-
- Kunit'ch. cf ....... 4 l) 0 3 0 0 Norwalk recently. The boy Is very ill ‘i T1,“: various committees that aid?“
. .. _ .. 7 0 ‘ .. .. .1. , _. Lance. It --------- 4 '| l 3 'l 0 with tum'rc Hosts and there is a ties- n ‘ ‘9 ceremonies “”0““
SIZE-‘1': tr'i"“1‘::t‘\":v:;:r::l‘:}(‘tk.) I ' A n . ”Hg 'l:hivl‘lll].ul‘ll' rf ‘ ' ' ' 1 0 H " " 0 lion of his trial. q . Entertainment ‘— Chairman' hiai‘y

\ym-d. n \l", d] i... A “my .gui after (“”1" rl """"" 2 ” fl 0 " 1 The fulloxyint: :ll‘t‘ the new cases for: \ollmer. "5'8“”, l’-‘"‘“b9rta London. '
tat-h ut tll-llr [Hull Lu” ti'ir'clml's hull anunt‘tf. 1“ """ ‘ H U 7 n U "i1": lSornelut Morgan. Florence Grimp.’
a visitor on a rectnt \lsning day £2llujggh2n c d: i 0 3 4 2 Hritlm-port—I‘nddy Harris, alias, R‘EZTL?‘ Era)?" :fnh \Vllson. Caroline
packages let‘t mounted so high it re- ) E '8': ' p """"" I n 1 ( (‘aholdL burglary: :09." NOVRR‘ lar'l'lman tragic?! (:thin‘~fllmr?d- L0“.—
quired ti.» entire jail t'm'ct- nearly all 'l’ot'tis 3:, 1 7 : :1— _ (‘t my: Steve GO! 18' burglary: Jaincs| l inland-Dav 0mm .ouna “ hue “Nd -
"1N“ "W”l‘llh'ln- ' ‘ Scotti-3131' iwylycer‘ - Jo'ws' “""gh‘r’" J‘m‘es I‘PSKO'T ltet‘reslintent—Cl i . \ - Y

Guns. saws. illt‘S. drugs and all man- \Vllton A‘ C ‘0 0 . - ..' h abandoning Chm]; J01“) God- H ‘ -_ia.rm.in. .linena .
. . ' . .. .. ‘ ‘ . . .. U u _ 0 0 0 0—3 ish.e\ Kn". 1‘ fl _ Alb ‘19 k‘—‘ Vorton. Ltlella Reihl. Anna Brown,-
.nr oi «..itl.m.in.l “as tountl. he will. Schuxnut-ht-rs‘... u o o n o o -_: o 1—3 ‘ ,' ‘ 'f‘ 0 ""30": ‘ .9" ' C ( Il‘mma I’fuhl. Lottie Morgan Ethel‘

'l‘he “HIM,“ ”fin decided ‘0 diVi'de SUMMARY _ cl-u. rap': i-.dward Smith. Violation of_ \Vilmott, isahclie Fr“,- ' l
lhl jail .ntu l0llr sections and permit Eamon runs—Schumuchcr 3. \v”_ ”1“ ""3”" "“"3 Fannie Mitchell. "10"“; Social—Chairman, Piurlence Brown
only am- l'mirth ot' the prisontrs lodon 1. lion ”"1"“ drug law; George 1)“ ‘Val- Ray Ililttrt-hcld. Mlanche Moore'i
have \‘l‘ilOl's at one time. I 'l‘wo hase hits—«ldndstrom. dial]: (iron. lou‘gery. Anna Dawson, Lydia Morton and I

________-___ ;,.lmsmns_ ’ >tllltllor‘d—Jolili ll‘utts. burglary; Helen Vaughan.
Deaths and Funerals ! First on “‘1'”me Hall 3; off Bour~ .0} Race. burglar); l<red B. Peterson.i Music—Chairman. Anna Snifren.
'gt-rscn 3. embezzlement. 'ilvssie Smith. Ida Gibson and Rose
Michael Lulmum Struck out—by Hull 5: by Bourser- 1‘0”“"‘k‘R‘-’"9"' Th°'."‘p’°"‘ mm" “Ob"‘s- '

Michael Lubrann 'i. well-known Sen 7. d‘er; Rocco Petrucelli. burglary; F‘lowcr—Norwalk, Clara Haus-
. iliZt'll in an.» Second district. but who smirmm hits—‘T‘immdge‘ 1hfimas ““33"“ ”“Fg'f‘r-V' . lcpi'dt‘fiw‘h Nm‘m‘k' Lima“ “my;
of rpm”! wars 1.“ M” . w . Lett on l.>ases—-\\ ilton 4‘ Schumach- nethel—\incent Lapaionge. bah. East horwalk. Nellie St. John: Ro-
l’ititveFt-lti Km .1“ h. (.n "fin". m er s. 818”- “"‘3't°“- Grace Marsh: Westport i
‘i‘jpdu 11:“ ..,ighlto::'t 2;? ifiofi“.l:llfc};arn;: Double play—Lindstrum, Minerley. Stl‘dl'Ol‘d—(‘IE‘OI'B’e Ziporld. intent ‘0 Edith Die-“Mb: Georgetown, Add.
t'l r - . __ 031‘ Talmadge. kill. ' :Glen. i
1-1., mm ill-H‘umo‘nm. aged. no )‘Pfll‘S- Hit by pitcher—Lance. Greenwich—Fortunate. Frank and Publicity —— Chairman. Blanche
h.u1);allg‘l0l merl} RPpt seweral 03183 ghan. flocco Sper1nza. robbery. I‘lOON, Marie Pfahl and Estelle
“ :rlni‘n‘:;?:l:125:::;1 .Thef 11“"“;"; First on errors—\Yilton, Schu- Prisoners out on bonds—Christdind ' Jones. ' '
”New" ‘ if ' 1‘“ .- 1 ("“‘§" 0 ""“fjllimaeher. . . Toth. arrested on the complaint of herl
l .' . "f ”9 ‘ gaming and “I” ‘ Umpire—Brotherton. husband for adultery: Michael Detour- THREE CARS IN
~'<‘ “"nO‘mC‘T- later. Passed balls—McSally. is. charged Rvith abducting his own9

__ 'l‘ime— 2:10. child from Bridgeport and taking it to DARIEN SMASH
\ 63mm lmmbanli. ‘ SCOV”"‘H““'-9r- New Hampshire: Gusslppie Romano, '—
l 01:55,. innit. lgombardi, “ire of James _, ’— horse theft: Stephen Duhan, burglary: - (Continued From Page Ofi‘e)
..::'..2.::“.:"'.:1:;l;3“no... Weathe Forecast mm... .0... ; Y .. — —— - '
heart failure The tuner I \"ll b ~ Linehanl. ringing in a “use fire alarm; cl” .tand a a-ton Mack truck operat-
llt-id from. the late hon“:l Tillesdas Nor-walk and Vieini‘y: Fair tonight Josef ‘. Bailey. false pretenses: Ralph fives: HR f Simpson Of 419 Central
morning at 8:30 o'clock. and at o'and Tuesday; slightly cooler tonight. DuBucq. embezzlement: and Myron ‘ CotigtabiélgV€exifgn laced Y ~ -
o'clock lrom St. stcph's church. In- Conditions: An area or high. pres- Dickinson. burglan- ‘ . der arrest and he I:tas arraoEflgd ‘lm-i
(“l‘nlt‘nt will be in St. Mary's o l -t - :Sure 99‘1"“ over the lake region is Old cases—Joseph DeF‘el ze. rape. ‘ fore Jud e‘ J h H g1 e Je- "
_ ’ ‘em or" producing pleasant weather in the and Harry Cavanna. \Wlllam Rich- Dari g 0 n ‘ 59’1““ 0' the;
Mrs. Mary Glover icastern districts. A trough of low man George Wicknight. \Villlam whiciinlizogretatfice’fl gicii‘tless aggrmgfi to;

Mrs. “in“. Glover died early this pressure entendlng [for-n Montana to lung. Alex Martin and John Brunio. of ’25 and costs Y. D ga ne‘
morning m'h" hotne _' _‘ ~ \ New Mextco is causing unsettledvfor the murder of Bernard Kilkelly. of The B . k ‘ , I
, _ . . _ J “‘ ‘5 flankthe Rocky Mountains and the Missis- Stamford. ' me "fined consmflame
siren. >he is suruyed by two ststerflv .' sippi river There has been a 3“ hi. .damage,; the front ~wheeis and rear
.tlrs. M:i"tha Gregory and Miss Eliza-' weather With local showers betwge end being completely demolished The
lath (il‘hL‘OV‘V. [Funeral services will fail in tern ' ' n [WindShiCld was also shattemd.JMm;
. ., __ . perature during the last NOTICE , , - i
LF’ h l ..t _..tt. 0 I lock trom the late 24 hours in the eastern portion of the ~ ‘ {“01” and the Children Who were ac-
hnmv. lzev. Alexander Hamilton will ' - companying M!" Wells received cuts

_ lake region and New Fmgland. Th stockholder! of the hog-walk . '
0”"‘3-9- Conditions favor for this vicinit ? about the face and were “flaring

‘ fair weather and not much h iy Building Loan and Investment asso— from “OCR. ‘
“mum m. Elm-an] C. Leach. ‘4 temperature C “86 n elation are hereby notified and The car being driven by Young was .
. ' warned m‘t there W“! be 3 8990131 practically demolished ”a lite!- m 0

towed to New York City. Youn}
stated that he was: in a hurry toxic:
to his momma. ml 2. . V

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Bridgeport District

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Saturday, May 13, 1922

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