VESDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1922.
4
WANTED _
:1 To rent about 5 rooms,
mwvcments. Address House;
wi'fltllivl.
"n Willis
\‘ul‘k. Norvcd'lk Mfg. (10.,
East Nor-walk.
21!
\ N ' .
-. lulu-Ten neat appearing young
llllll Women. Men under 20
or one need not apply. Call Mr.
Mlman at. 1555 810 a. m. tor ap-
unenl.
Ii.
ii.
____.___—
'Tl-ZlL—v Double barrel shotgun. 12
:16 gauge. Tel. 1674 or address
n. Cure Sentinel (mice.
1 n. An intelligent young lady
i—' and make herself general-
1 ill n. dental office. Apply Dr.
If So. Main St.
pink Clerk in traffic depalt-
~ Applicant must have knowl-
vurious classifications and
Adl'iflo us by letter as to your
mlucntion. experience and salary
., Box Traffic Dept.
once.
TED -.\len. 10 laborers at
'Wil~
.ply Yard Supt, U. S. S. 13..
Point. «
Ni'EDmMen to wheel shells-l. Ap<
, Andrew Radel Oyster (70., 50.
v. ilk, Conn.
ANTIQUE li'lfllNlT‘URE
nliqm-,:_ high prices paid for old-
furniture. mahogany, cherry,
iv. pine. etc... also old chinn, gland,
thin: ol‘ merit that is over 100
Fr; (lid.
l).
\X'Hfitpm‘t
N'l‘liill Mon to tukt' care of heat_
Spur:- thne. Apply M. (“are of
lint-l.
A. “ERNST BIN,
Ave. Phone 998
———J
Tm» Experienced men ironers
'hilv bosom shirts. Steady work.
('lllvlt, Peabody A: (‘0., inc., So.
alk.
"l‘El)-—~Girls to work on plain
wins: machines. Experience un-
ssnry. Charles Manufamurlng Co.,
VVuHhington St. So. Norwnlk.
\
‘Ellm- Experienced female opera.
ors on Singer sewing machines.
. «ly wmk, good pay. Charles Man-
l-mring (17.. 136 Washington St,
Nnrwnlk.
Nl‘llil) A good lot, at Marvin
lmch. reasonable in price. owner
1;. Alhlrcss Box 495, So. Norwnlk
()Hli v.
‘ Nl‘l-Zl)
l" ’l’l‘
ll
1“" ilk.
Experienced operators on
sewing machines. Apply
lulu: (‘n.. in Franklin St. S‘.‘.
\“Ji'l‘jll Young woman for gener-
lmnsewm‘k. Mimi. have references.
: :wmily. Apply to The. Fair Dept.
. SL511 S. Main St, So. Norwalk.
\N‘I'Plll '—~~ Experlcnced operators
.ml «aui’i‘ setters. Apply Leroy Shirt
ll (‘hcslnnt Street.
TO LET
LFZ'l‘ ~-4 rooms. some improve-
(”ill-l. 75 Full-livid Ave.
his, centrally llN‘llll‘d.
rs Phone 1094-2.
H'l' ~.\'lvv.
mmnvnts. lst floor. with furnace.
Lou.- Street.
0 Ll'Zl‘ :: mom apartment. and 6
. (1;.
log. 26 London Street. Call eve-
-in:' ». -
> l.l",l‘ Nine room house, with all
I --m improvennnm. Located at. 7
' w Nnrwnlk. inquire at Sam
or \i'utwr Street.
lw «ml; mnull family of adults
‘ will; or 8"]. So. Main St.
. hour with all improve-
l l 1; l'myliew Ave, Phone
\lmce at 66 West
‘\ l‘hone 1838 or call
all improve-
’ nnt‘ul'ntShEd.
l’lione Nor-
ali modern
wcation. Rent
. 41 Scaview
.;~l Street.
improvements. ‘25-
.;,
‘. '*“~'"- ill-:ht rooms and
\ l'l‘ments. Rent 54-0
_ ‘ {Mn l'lnce. lnq. Louis
“ 5'9“. Phone 2015.
»—~—-.....___.
N.—
l.EG.iL NOTICES
one" 7‘: To SETTLE ACCOUNT.
, Hr‘ NORWALK, as. PRO-
, ‘ u ri'l‘. October 14th, A. D.
, llunnnh H. Stevens,
" lur
llflll’t‘
adjustment,
in
at the
Nor—walk, an the
; ll. ‘n'iilll Estate may be notified
wrl. vhe administratrix will cause
mil-r in be published in a newa~
“Wing it circulation in said
-i
U'Nl'! tiny ul‘ October. 1922 -
HENRY w. amour.
Jud
9
ET ”-6 room house. all improve
For pur-
ist. H'\ rooms, all im-
runlll apartment. i‘il'i'll‘k‘l‘ly and 8:21.
The ‘Seni‘tinelf‘g »' ‘
FOR SALE—Rec Speed Wagon. me-
‘3500. Can be seen 'at Kendrick a:
Chase Garage, 13 Raymond SL,
Over 16 for light, Norwalk. 1
FOR SALE-10 it. J”duct boot. new
i ; "- moms and bath. centrally,
Price $30.00. 18 VVinfleld St., after
5:30. . .
FOR SALETYoung. éound and gentle
‘#
- Form 1- ’
l
l
dbanically perfect. good rubber,
So.
rope and anchor. Good condition.
ed, $23.00.
BUSNESSZNQTICE ? ,l "
MAKE YOUR CAR .5. SEDAN. ,
Demountable tops for ppoular makes,
Fords. Attach-
Limonset'te. tops «for
SHUFELT BROS-5.5
201 ,Wmington Street.
E. Norwalk. Tel. 3075.
i
Tel. ”Wilton 87. Mrs.’ H.
kind, sell it to 19m Bros. and you
READERS, ATTENTION !
If you ave second hand furniture.
unk, paper stock or metals of any
7 p. m.
Studio—~66 West Ave,
walk. Telephone 1838.
FOR SALE—Used cars. 1922 Overland
Sedan; 1922 Overland roadster; 1919
Dodge sedan-z model 79 Overland tour-
ing; 3 Ford deliveries. McHugh Bros.,
Overland, VVillys-Knight Dist.
FOR SALE~Brand New Bathroom,
$55. Syphon closet, china low-down
mnk. enameled bath-tub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
bit: bargain, white celluloid water-l
closet seals. $5. Seldenberg Co., 545
3rd Am. between 38th and 37th Stu]
cold weather, so don’t wait.
Slate,
Gravel and Built-up Roofing, Iron and
Copper Leaders and~Gntters.
Now is the Tillie for"
ROOF PAiNTmG ,
This owl not be done notintactory in
We specialize on Asphalt Shingles,
Asbestos Shingles, Tar and
Thatcher OnePlpe Heaters.
THE NORWALK ROOFlNG C0.
Phones 2955—887. .
New York.
FOR SALE-—Van Burch‘Aveq 9 room
rooms. all improvements, “.000.
Small cash payment. Room for 2 more
houses. Geo. Mitchell. Tel. 1861.
FOR SALE.
The Van Hoosier property at Cran—
bury. Located Well in Newtown aye-
nuo, corner of Grumman avenue.
House 8 rooms, largo barn and about
3 acres fine land. For particulars,
ASK JOHN T. HAYES.
Main Street Norwalk
n
6
FOR SALE' ‘
Two family house, 14 rooms, all
human-meme. garage. 5 minutes
from center or lst District. $7,500
Two family house. on Main Street,
all improvements, $7,500.
Small two family house in East
Norwalk, $3.500.
J. M. O’BRIEN,
4 So. Main St. South Norwalk.
Telephone 977.
PAT-ENI‘S
Wooster and Davis
A. I. WOOSTEB I. W. DAYII
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Illuminati U. B_ Poul!
one.
' 1115 um 8L. Bridgeport -
Bond (or Boots: on Potent-
MASON CONTRACTOR
H. Fabrlzio, mason contractor, has
an organization that “known how";
when it comes to work in this line.
This contractor can do all kinds of
brick and stone buildings and is an
expert in the building of cement walks
and re—enforced concrete work. The
building or chimneys and fireplaces
is a thing that Fabrizio understands
how to do. Office. 14 Suowden Ave.
Phone 2824.— Adv,
,
PROBATE SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
llnder and pursuant to on order of
tlu- Court of Probate ior the District
01' Norwulk illuthorizingr him thereun-
to. the subscriber hereby offers for
sale all Mich right. title and interest
as Nelson H. Hoyt. late ol‘ Norwalk.
in said District. deceased, had at the
time of his death. in and to the fol-
lowing liescribed real estate. to wilt.
All that certain tract of land with
tho buildingswthereon, situated in the
Second "faxing District of the City of
Norwalk in said toWn of Norwalk, on
‘Bayview Avenue, so called, and being
fifty (50) feet. more or less, front
and rear and one hundred fifty (150)
feet, more or less. in depth; bounded
Northerly by )and of Charles 1.
Sterling; Easterly by land of Charles
1. Sterling; Southerly by land of,
Pauline Andrews; and “'esterly by
Bayview Avenue. .
HARVEY M. . KENT,
' Administrator.
£323,513: COURT, September 28, A. 1).,
I
tf ‘ ceased,
l
five: trict 0: Norwalk, hath limited and al
lowed six months from the date here-
“, (:4 South Main of for the creditors of said Estate to
4,” l
. i
' llfl‘hone who neglect to present. their”
l
l
. hr, in said District, lie-L
‘ 'I. That the administrotrixi
Administration account to"
l
. ' ..x‘ October, 1922, at 10 o‘clock;
' and that. all persons inter-l
trim. at least five days before'aald
Estate of Daniel P. L’Hommedieu.
late of Norwalk, in said District. do-
’l‘he Court of Probate for the Dis
exhibit their claims for settlement.
accounts, properly attested, within.
said time, will be debut-red a. recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate"
are requested to make iminediate pay.
ment to:
m'r'rxn M. L'HOMMEDIEU,
Executrix. .
LOSTf—Mfl's wedding ring. Inscripa '
I DST
tion "8. H. B. and E. 3., Dec. lot,
1917." Phone 2133.
Three Kincawhen ”Am
, nitsmndaienoney:
(commuted tron Flut'Pnyb)‘. .
‘Steadman "laid after; his return.
homethnt he hail reported the dentin!—
to Coroner}. «G. Magnum ‘thfit he."
would withhold nix-opinion until after
a conference. , , . r‘ it
Bosch 8: Eismann Magneto Ser ice.
All makes of Magnetos. Genet-Jon,
Starters and Battery Ignitiona repair-
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
All Work Guaranteed at Reasonable
merit. Walsh and Brennan. Special
scalp treat‘fient, shampooing.
curing. permanent waving. hair bob-
bing. curling, permanent hnir dyeing.
french American waving,
pack. water waving. marcel waving.
hairdressing. face massage. hair goods.
For particulars’and terms. apply to .
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION.
Prices.
119 South Main Street
Telephone 345.
The Elite Shop, under new manage-
manl-
new clay
47 “fall street, Nor-walk. Conn. Tel.
2565.
NAG? BROS.
Loco! nnd long (um-co trucking of
all kinds. Plan: moving. Special m
tor moving purposes. Dolly trips to
New York City“ Building stone. _
71 Cedar Street. Phone 318
ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away for
half the price while I am paying the
full price for junk. i also pay lo a
pound for rags.
J. EFFRON.
5 Burbank St. Tel 2560 So. Norwalk
FROM THE FAOTORY TO
THE HOME
Entire-dos, pillown. bolsters and
payment plan. Also months.
faction guannteod. Drop no 3 card or
telephone 317 for. rows-entail" to
ca .
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Nzrwulk
~20-
r. CH. BAXTER
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET
DRUGGIST
Agent for Page & Show.
'l‘ilx‘orll. Green Seal. and
Handles.
Park 82
Russell‘s
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
1 Ediie Avenue.
6 Rooms .1 Improvement:
Lot 6011160.
J. M. LAYTON & CO., INC.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
5 Railroad Avenue Phone 35
Three Flower: Face Powder
Rhubarb and Soda Mixture,
4 oz. ‘
One dozen Seidlitz Powders,
Box ’ 23c
Darin Roug91249 39c
Fluid Extract Casual-a Sam-ado,
402. ........22c
109 Cascara Tablets .... 21:
Diamond Dyes ............ 12c
Quint Pills, 3 dozen for 86¢
Bland: ills,1oo .......... 0
Pure Glycerine, 4 oz. for .. 19¢:
Guaranteed Fountain Syringzgé
50c Fortun- Tooth Fate, 37¢
Pompeian Face Powder . . . 45¢,
Movio Vanishing Cum . . 89¢
50c Tube Pebeoo Tooth, Pang?
u........-‘.-...........;. G-
Prophylnofic Tooth Brushes, 3k»
509 Taboo! Milk Magnesia
Tooth Panto .
50o Tube Won't Tooth
Pluto
odioutoI‘IoIo'OII“
o............--....
37:?
“flux ................’.,.’ 12¢
Mavis LomooCrum .1:. 39:.
2.: Tube Kolynoo Tooth Pong;
- iodine (tincture) 1' 02.7....: 2%
”Guaranteed?!“ Water Sumac”
Lyons Tocth'Powdor ....‘.. 21¢:
COFFEE 89cm.
Woodhu- STANZALONE 00?;
‘- ' FEE "which is a blond ofut'oj
and Were private.
Mary‘s cemetery.
Weather Forecast
cushion! or on kinds sold on our our “
notin-
' Company 3'9
:wasonach
St. Lawrence Valley.
trnl sectionfl.
south as Kansas.
er. “'illie Stevens,
David,
Eclanor R. Mills.
up to press time.
There was little 0
$8,000.
‘
or 50 at the
South Main smut.
back to the (‘nmzz
complete h’Visiml.
hers, lnnsmmh
’l‘lwz‘w
the 1401125“.
tentlance hm nieln.
\Villiam Manure.
Oxford Lunch
day that his _\oun
Manoe,
Greek army.
ma. Turkey.
Examiner W. G-
oflcially given
death of Frederick
rwaaf
night watchman
' this morning Dr.
16 the suicide
right temple came
ed, but was in his 11
‘ of the cot.
‘ithe body
Liberal"! were no
‘_ orchead,
thee! [night
Attic Handgun .
was. new ‘nu’wi m
frhe theory of
lieve Stacy.
took their?“
gnaépu‘anod. .
3t ‘ ,
tally
the. court house by Detectin-
.shortly after 11 O'clovk today.
for further examination by
itiea investigating the mill‘ilrr m‘ the
Rev. Edward V'Vheeler Hull oil-l Mrs.
the time of the. crash.
the fact that it was low nth.
lieved one all that cnalvlr-i 12w Blot-
gcrs to reach the other hall. mason-1y.
The value of the
who was fighting .
had been killed at Smyr- court within a day or two.
automatic revolver.
theory.
..
,
p Jnfl Ellison.
Ill tour any: with diphtheria, John
P. floor-e, ten wold son of Mr; and
Mrs. Jam Moore, or Kellogg street,
died at the home of his parents yes-
terday otter-noon:
were heldat 3 o’clock this afternoon
7 Burial was in St.
Funeral
. It is causing un-
settled, nhowery weather in the east-
on portion or the Lake reg-ion and
along the. North Atlantic coast.
followed by an area of high pressure
which is causing a decided {an
temperature in the western and cen-
Freezing ti.‘Yllllvrrltures
are reported from the Rocky you“-
tnins eastward to Michigan and as far
STEVENS AND
MAID LIKELY TO
BE QUESTIONED
(Continued‘from First Page»,
old mystery than at any time prev.ious_
ly during the investigation.
NEW’ BRUNSWICK, N. J. um. 17.
—-(Associated Press).-Mm.
Stevens Hall and her eccentric broth-
WGI‘P lll‘nilg‘lit
Red Sign-(Barge N 0. 27
Sinks With Cargo of Coal,
While Entering Harbor
(Continued from. First l‘urvl.
had gone to tow down Sr‘virhl light
barges and so could not l'.‘ l‘~.lCllL’d
r no s« :l rm hill}; at
)m .i~.¢lvt] to from the depot to Rowayton avenue,
j; is be- on the east bound side, and com— .
Sunkr‘z
MASONS REVISE
BUILDING PLANS
Following a. discussion of an hour
special muting: of Old
“’0” Lodge, No. l=v\ l”. c. A. .\l.. held
last evening, the rrxiuml plans for the
alterations to thc \lns'xnit‘ Building- on
referred
a more
ihvrc being some
detains of thr- plzlz=< that did not meet
with the full :lllpl-nnl of the mem-
;.:~' Hit“ things thatém testify.
Were mainly \i'mliwl were not handled ; Raiano out of 5:," after a grand jury’"
\R‘i 'l‘(‘
for
illlw-
was a. good
mum—1»; lilANOS LOSES
services
It is
Frances
l-‘ord
:1 ul hor-
.0“...
v '9. . . '
LW§$§£§P Wm see the T9350! Vhy- For Norwaik and Vicinity: pamy Mrs. Smith, at Brooklyn, N. r. is
‘ fl _ S Write or Gigi-walk; n cloudy and much cooler; probably spending the week with‘Dr.‘ and Mrs.
FOR SALE—Chevrolet touring car, 3', Fort t. Telephomno 499 - can .4 fro? if weather clears: Wednesday R. M. Bennett of Seavlew avenue.
with glass winter top. Just over- \‘ ‘ {at and cooler: fresh west and north— . x -'
hauled. all new parts, new paint and MR§. LOUISE CANFI-ELD west‘winds. The disturbance which Nathan Greenbelt. or Scribner ave-
tirog, Tel. 1738 between 5:30 p. m. and Teacher of Modern mugging . was central over Lake Sunni-icy yes- nue, has taken up a. position in the.
sq, Nor-- tel-day morning is now passing out the Palace Clothing shop, owned by Jesse
in
to
weekend with his parents on
mom- street!
Schoalhouse. -
Army,
Main,
silver "quartet and «the Bridgeport
band: will furnish
Tokeneke and this city,
day for a. visit to Hungary. His stay
will be indefinite.
the S. S. Resolute.
First Magyar Presbyterian church of
Elizabeth, N. 3-.
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Gabrieif‘Dokus
today.
for a short
be held on October
last night at a. meeting of the Senior-{from
Club of the Girls’ Friendly society finger-en were nominated as justices Of
Grace church. At that same meeting‘the peace: Harry Sherwqod. George
21 new secretary will be elected. i
Lodge, No. 529, L. O. 0. ML. will meet
at the Moose home at 8 o‘clockthis
evening,
social given by the \Vomen of Moose-
heart Legion. " A special
' has been extended to the lodge to at—
tend. ’
The Choral Art Society will hold a“
rehearsal. tonight in Grace Parish hail.
Frank Lauder, of Yale, spent the
Sc?-
ru-
A special meeting of the Salvation
conducted by .Major David
will be held this evening. A
music.
formerly of
sailed yester-
Steph en Hornyak,—
He took passage on.
Rev. Alex Dokus, pastor of the
is visiting with his ‘
He came here gust evening
my. '
Arrangements for a big opening to
The members of South Nor-walk
when the}; will attend a.
invitation
The. new ofiicern presided at the
Brit: Returns
At the. Republican caucus held in
Wilton last night. Lewis R.
was unanimously nominated as candi-
date; for suite representative. The
meeting on: a peaceful one and the
expected outbreak of‘
failed to‘ deye’l’op.’
“fireworks,"
Elmer Jackson was elected chair-
master
. Silvert
man of the _ meeting and George W.
Ogden clerk." The‘foll'owing' justiws
of peace were nominated by accla-
mafion:
Lockwood, fiavid' Jenks, George 'W.
gden, Louis P. Miller and William
Benjamin. 7 ;
Frank Maybaum,
POST OFFICE. PBEPARES .7
' FOB MISTIASRUSH
The first hint ot the Chrktmas .
rush ‘at the Post Office Was received
yesterday when 'First’nssls' ‘ taut Post-
John H. ‘Bantlett
issued ailist oi instructions on pre-
paration“ tor increased .holday - busi—
ness. .
Assistant Bartlett advised the post-
masters to ask co-operation of em-
'I!10YBS< ’ .
In closing his letter of instruction,
the said, "I‘wdsh you and your
ful.
and a Happy New Year."
firm nematodes
SHERWOOD AND BRADLEY
'7 WESTPOR’T. Oct. 17.—At the Re-
publican caucus held in the townhall
inst-night Harry’snerwoed. ano‘namei com >
Bradley were
26, were made, sentaxives to the general
' General
employer: 3. Merry
nominated as
this distrl‘ ct.
.Godillot. .Geo’rge McKenzie, 'John M
Adams, .Joseph Morton. William Goods W m and m
Come in
Ambler '
Charles
th-
Chrictma‘s
repre-
assembly
The following
‘ ' M. """" f
oWn CordTlress
FOR DODGE CARS.
l Here’s a lot or battery for the price
‘ It you ever bought a. low-prteodja
tery, it’s .ten to one you’ve paid not.
and got less for your money than: ‘
get. here in the 0. W. m. (won
separator), quality <‘ ,7 "
cedar wood separa _ We
and workmanship. Made in nines.
fix all cars. Ask for prices. The Rysr
‘BatteI'y Station, 49 West Ave. Phone
at
. 838.—~:-Ad7.
glasses, they serve the double
pose of improving both your. vi-
sion and your appearance. ' if"?
Opiomotrists ”i -W
_ 3 > .--, ' J; - .
BlAtlantic Sinswv '- '
1‘s.
CLEANING co. 91:-
81 Cedar St. South Nor-walk. can;
. Pho- ..
andSeeUs.
meeting of the Romyton Civic Asso-
c. discussion of street lights formed
the principal topic. A committee was
appointed to ascertain whether it was
elation held last night, at which time .
possible to install a light on the road .
S. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street.
coal is
broadly v Hmlfl‘lk Rhys North, the tfailed to return a bill against him weer
architect. i.:lt~ Hm: plans in charge, inot successfuL
and as smn us he revises them,
espeCially in W Mail in the banquet ‘Anmz'GI-zn SLAYER IS
hall, lhwy “ill again be presented to RLTURNED T0 STMImRD
at-
l
l
I
ANOTHER BROTHER IN WAR brought to this city yesterday by jzhe
proprietor of the.
g brotie‘r.
with
Young Munos was but twenty-tw-
years old at the time of his death, de-
tails of which are lacking.
This is int: second brother that Ma-
nos has lost in action. his other broth-
er. also a member of the Greek army,
being killed at Salonica.
Stacy.
by accident
alumni-3251’. .
received word l’estel" ,to them by the police of Jgrseyv City
James on extradition papersg
the,
WATCHMAN’S nun,
WAS SilSPlBlBlls
i
SOL‘THINGTON. Oct. 17.——Medloo.l
Steadman has not Yet
his opinion 35 to the
whose body
and on a cot in the rear room
of the Southington Bank and Trust.
sterday. Stacy was the
and kept Mindy an
Yesterday and
Steadman inclined
but relatives ‘
' and others believe the wound in the
’ . as not clothed. asififst stat-
Stacy w ig‘ht shirt; He wan“
' under the bed-clothing. his legs were»
erased and the body was generally '
’ in a relaxed position. His- revolver
air close by the right side
and those who first now
say that it was pointed in a. '
1 ' {2 towards. Stacy's temple.
direct 1m powder marks on the
the undertaker-a say, '
have‘b‘een had'the man '
‘ '5. n cloagto hu‘tomple. 8‘ 7 '
’held th“ '3“ those. who do not by-
kiiled‘ him if lethal. he
'trom'imdér his pillow‘
oven’oxi the chair and
as
0
,that held up the Dewey club here
{on August 28,
Kilkelly was killed.
plaint was made that the lights at the-1 '
depot were not lit. This latter mat-l
ter is to be taken up with the railroad:
company. *
MU RDERER TO
BE SENTENCED!
(Continued from First Page).
, l
Rainno went out looking for Cozzo.
Before this, he had told‘lh‘e West Ham
ven police that he was in danger of}
his life and had obtained a permit to
carry a gun. -
During the. preliminary hearing
there were two arrests. one Inan be-
sent to jail for ten days for refusing
Habeas proceedings to get
u-
.——Joseph Mc-
N. J.. wanted,
STAMFORD. Oct.
Manon, of Hoboken.
local police after he had been released
here on a. charge of murder. ovas :g
McMahon
will be arraigned here in the City
McMahon was alleged to have been
one of the ten members of a. gang
1921. when Bernard
1 Six of the gang
were subsequently captured and are
now serving prison terms.
Ancient Man Had Hlus'rroublco.
Examination of the fossil. skull of
the Rhodesian man shows. that that
prehistoric individual suiIered from
tooth trouble and eurache.
First Official Refomatory. ,
Tho.lirst reformatory managed un
der legislative. control wasthe one eo-_
tnblished in New York in 1324, known
as the New 391-1; House of Refuge.
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CHIROPMCTOR
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