WAY, NOVEMBER 25 19a
FORD
TMEET‘S. EVERY _ cooKING NEED
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1.-—-Pia.no halo ._
’ " raude. E mm? ‘ ,
(a) .f.....'....... MacDowell
“ a can.“ Forest”
(b) From . . . MacDowe-ll ..
. Wat r Lil!"
(c) "1‘0 0. b MacDowell
.. Dance"
(d) Shadffi . . . . . . MacDoweli
Mr. Strong.
1—Soprano Solo—«Aria. “Depuis le
' jour. " from "Louise"
. . . . . . . . . Charpentier
Miss Kitty.
3.-—Piano Salad—'- ' _
(a) "To the Sea" . ...Macllowell
(b) ”Indian rdyu". . .MucDoweli
(c) “In Deep ’Woods'.
ufi' MacDoweli
‘ 'L ’ i . I (d) "Vir'ltches- Dance"
“the most Delicious 1335 yo 3.15:0“~ bur" _ . ""511: .égrhnigacnowell
W lam Hicks. second tenor: 4'-—-Soprano Solos-- _
Ne °“ ““"mm‘d' “mm“ (a) "The Bird“ ..... ......nake
Frank Cannell. bnsao. This (b) "When I Gaze Into Thine
quartet has been singing to- Eyes" 1303mm“
gethcr without a. breuk__ f3 (0) "June” . . .. Boardman
seventeen years. As many as In M58. first public per~
fifty-eight concerts in one tormailce. ‘
. - . 0.; month have been given. John (d) "Lullaby". . .
'“'““"'.M‘°'[“"°’ "" I). llockt‘felmrfff‘k'! Ihemlo - "Certain" ..‘Somher
mo“ “GI. C”"““""-ea°h ”a" m" “ (c) in usa firet'b'ublic per-
9 p. m. 8‘ concert at his church in that ' formaucc. .
L—Mld-oftcrnoon news broaden City The Lotus Male Quar- }1f§3 Kc“
furnished by Boston Amerl- wt ‘8 regular-Iv engaged at e~3o p "...-4103”“ pom-'9
II 3:11-Mt°;i:ul pxog‘ram. the Tmmont Temple Boston police headquarters. .
i. I " Note J—Amrad “'0! will not 7 30 F- m :fiflvénumémfighnmggf:
#" t the news bré‘aii‘casf mnduf to y ev .-
‘ tang: the completion of the pen. pastor of the a“??? “$531.3 .
"’"ms from th°,Ha'}“{d‘ I.——-”Thc nimuy Circle." conducted “‘38:“ “35:53,?,gfieflfnzonquer-
Yale game m SM on by um “um" “mmmw 31: Soul 0: Americo."--a Thanks-
mung sermon.
' \V\AC' t. 1. —-—' 'Hv llrnu-rl“ “m “our Alon
:00 m. ~\Vcckly crop lcpor com- __ "5::-
. it 2 “A Sectional Supper. Note—These church services are
under the ausuices o! the Greater
Quality and Charm
Distinguish
...-u. “in... ~v
Abandoned Fire Truck
on Marshall St.
1.08 ANGELES. CaL. Nov. 24.—-—
. Thirtymne persons, including one
woman. were in jail. yesterday for
speeding and reckless driving. bring-
lnk up to “eighty-five the total to. re-
ceive such sentences in the Los ’
Angeles police court this week. 7
Fifty alleged oxender's were notified
to appear (or- pleading today. '
“Itwocan notgctallotthespeed-'
era in the courtroom we will ad30urn
to a vacant lot." announced Police
Judge Joseph ‘F Chambers. "1 am
88861118 speed maniacs to jail because
that is where they belong. "
A report was current today that the
combination to end speeding h'ad re-
suited in the offenders hiring proxies
to serve their sentenced. ‘
"I have heard some Speeder-sore
hiring idler: in Pershing Square to so
“to Jail for them.'..'. said a. deputy city
prosecuteor. f'Thc pay is said to be
is a day; ’ ..
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IOIII
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Buying a poor wage is II on...“
signing a note. Such an low-IQ,
I is a liability instead of an :35ng
‘ keeps thé household routine I.“
running smoothly. Buy a good ra
like the STAMFORD and get It.
worth of your money.
My Kama Program
(Turn to 800 Meters)
re ports.
Sunday, November 29.
Station “'GI. '
4:00 p. m.—«Twillght prowl“!
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 25.-—Te.h Voiotcad
aid. president of the Brotherhood of
Railway and ' Steamship Clerks,
9‘” b’ ‘ A “MM” cm" 8—"Hia Wits Save mm." Freight Handlers. Express and St...
statistician for the New-Eng-
‘90 .v. m.———Evcning pragmm.
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" LORD VALLEYS.
'. cons
‘ inlggtsnce.
“ tn the intelligence 0! my local coun.
"Jonauello. Bis biz. placid face lift-
dd; bl! voice was even and unbur-
“1 on: not embarrassed to discuss
flit. monlicur.” he continued.
. the war had ended with the death of
,y “0 Incident of birth.’ but in suc-
dos-ion to the um. i thought it both
“vi-b
,] layout to Lord Winton. and I wont
; to Emhnd for that purpose.
gpersgon. As he grew older, and after
" the death or his cons. his eccentric-
; not find him on his estates at R:-
London In a mu. old house which
the (chilly has always owned in a
Lord Winton. it was quite late. I
'hund him clone in the bound. 8.
, plain of his welcome. He seemed.
' : ‘ voice took on a firmer note.
. all on him within a very few min
' hour.
)
- info the door.
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, “Quantum. bud placedtbcrs. An
land Status. (485 meters).
" n Scion-
exclu-
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title American I'll-view.
singly for Amrad “'61.
Lotus Mule Quuriol.
Martin. first tenor:
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4 -——“Nothing Could Be Safer.”
IL—"II‘oncing
world
Keith' s Circuit.
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soprano;
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THE MAN WITH STEEL FINGERS
Begin Here Today
ll JON UFLLE. greatest of French
detect vex. ‘«as x. 5. Ion-Ii mm the
prosenco of the strange and [our-
compelling
lho Lngiish- Serb
who bad Just inhrrl hd :‘u iEl' .-
and estates of hi :5 XIII..1(:;Ii urc Ic.
Lord \Vinlmt.
‘ Three liuss had stood lIriII‘cL-n :ro
Lord .Vailoyo and tho wealth or ins
uncio'. But both at Lord WizIton'u
were killed in the great our.
7 one. who married on American.
sit an heir and this ht. r. a drugh:
“I. W“ barred by English law hour
it came the murder of Lord
Winona and hr inheritance at tho,
alt-lo by the strange. powerful and
mores..- Lo; . 'yuiicyu.
Go on With the Story
CHAPTER II
‘ E murder of Lord Winton.
the wise English authorities
ottributod to me.” Lord VIJ'
lays continued coolly.
“They spared no effort to dz it
upon me. That they m unable to
Q) I0 is not. 1 think. attributable
to this thing which you call Provi-
dance.
“It is tttributable rather. I think.
do! end to dry-alt.”
ll. looked directly at Monsieur
"\Vhen
Lord Winton' 5 sons. l was. by virtue
of what you have so aptly called
is 5;; courteous to present
' "Lam Winlon wu an eccentric
it: became more dominant. I did
Vonscrol't; be we.- at this time in
direct toward Covent Garden.
”0n the night that I called to so.
deemed disturbed to no me. but be
was courteous. and i cannot com-
however, not to realise that i had
grown into :1 man. He seemed to re-
urd no as a queer. foreign led to
whom he owed some obligation or
hospitality.”
Lord Valleys stopped. He leaned a
little torwurd in the chair. and his
"Monsieur," he said, “i am sayinz
to you now a thing to which l mu.
dad at the English trial. and which
was not believed. Lord Winton told
me that he expected a person to
bud and to remain for pcrhlpo on
He asked me to return at the
and or an hour. 1 got up to to.
Al I went down the stairway. n
bonsom. entering the street from
statement." he lid.
prove ihnndyctitwutho truth."_
would have
scribe the cvidmcs. It is W ,
the truth.”
"You will see, monsicur. that this
idea that I was merely a grown-up
lad, come to visit an ancient rel»
live. was quite fixed with Lord
Winton. As the servants had gone
out. he was sending me, as though 1
‘were a lad from Elton. to find the
wine for our conversation. as gave
me the key. a. direction about the
steps and doors. He even sud thorn
was a box or biscuit on the dining-
room table which i should bring up.
it was all, you see. monsiour. quite
as though I were an undergraduate
lrom some English public lchool.”
The man looked down ct his llrm.
placid hands resting upon and ob
ocuring the arms of the choir iii
which he sat.
"This." monsieur." he aid. “is a
portion of my evidence which the
English criminal court reduced to
believe. it was incredibly stupid!"
Monsieur Jonqucllo looked up
okw A mm cam AWAY
FROM MRD WINNN'S DOOR. ,
sharply at that sentence. ‘ " '
f'rbo Euclid: criminal MW!”
slid. "wns.even more stupid than. «
you imagine. it was. so you MW'
sud. incredibly stupid: " .
Lord Valleys made no comment.
."Thoro was only my word tor the
”I could not
The man was m by Hon-
sieiir Jonquslls‘s reply.
"Ono know that. m2. ox
sold Ionsionr donations.
Iard Valleys looked steadily at
thsPrefoctmnmomentbstor-ohc
“l rel-rot. mansions-.9 be said.
"tbstyouwsronotpresontintbst
English court.” ‘
The ma looked down unis at.
his wonderful but“: mm
andusupplousiihztboabowsbt
the direction oi the city. stopped be- do:
The door was closed
but the sound wu clearly sudibio.
. Winona. who was behind
Lhe. also also down tho steps. Oh
i console in the ball were several
more. which the servants. occur-d-
ids. came to Lord Winton. tor be
me as my hand was on the
loci-toga out. Hetookuponeol’
undies In I «at m candle.
m. Ind touching me on the Inn,
...] it to me.
m 0! coins out.’ he said.
Where rou so donninto the wing:
odor. There should be sumo beta.-
Bum-nay, or a tumour your
M there it)? your Kahlulifl'.
it you can find them, and we
here (A glass at wine with our
,1 have: "°‘“““.‘°""“i
o! the Hetropoliton
on this night in the neighborhood
' “It happened. hownér. that this
card"!
oi: Count Garden saw a ban-int
drive away from Lord Winters
m. The time. as nsarly Is could
be fixed. corresponded with the
hour which i had indicated in my
testimony. And for the first Win
the course of the criminal idol; on
use for the Crown was shaken;
Neither my solicitors nor the (horn
were this to discover mything
further. The driver or the holistic:
could not be touted. and the on
who coiled tbs; rigor upon Lord
Winston men a‘ mystery.”
145$me continued» punk .
mm. i
Wood
for General Exer-
cise." Miss Eleanor Baldwin
Cass. champion fencer oi' the
Hun appeared on
Miss nosetta Key.
William D. Strong.
Boston Federation of Churches.
8:30 p. m.——Evening musicals.
_—_—.—l———_
minc- until I pun.
night appointment. could have bear.
and 1 do not know what occurred at
that mysterious conference. except.
of courts. the runitant tragedy.
which was known to
everyone. ‘4
“I took the curd). which Lord
Winton govo mo and went don; the
hall to the stairway. which descend- .
ed into the basement of the hon...
lhsdinmybnbdthokoyto
wine-cellar.
”The last I saw of Lord \Vlnton
in his life was his tail, bowed back
no he stooped to open the door. bio
hand on the latch. He seemed o
cart 0! heavy ahadow «outlined
against the door in the dim light of
tho (lo-jot that burned lowly.
lighting the boil behind him."
He made a vague gesture. lifting
one of his hands softly from the
Ann at the chair.
“lien. monsleur.
teuigencs 'i'oiled me.
named a moment-hit. in tact. I had
looked back as i went down the stair-
way at the end at tip ball, I should
have seen Lord Winton's assassin.”
chance or In? in-
ThoProrectolPoiicomdsuoom . _.
merit. nod Lord Volley. continued:
"Alter some little dldloulty. 1 dual.
1y found the door the the wine-collar.
opened it and entered. It was very
old—ob. or tbos's but. stone coll-
wbich tbs surly English built in their
houses in which to store the choice
wines or Franco. ‘
“it sound to rm that this wine-
collnrbsdnotbeon ant-red instant
um i we. matched in this iro-
prsulon. Fox-taunt: tar as. it
-u I condo”-
o'cloek oirtbo
night when i went down the stops
to tho wine-collar.“ ‘
mmmmdisbtamo-f
and immediately the dried-out. blit-
rotten wood or? the beamed ceiling
morbid tendons-.9
89 pound” in»
"1 was ”pulled, but 1 did notvioso f~ -
my sense at amenity, l undortook
toputthsdroout. rmflgau-
pants often W it. there in thit~
n odor-ironed coil. fir 1 knew tbs
house must burn it this whole wood
«511"an Theplacoilliod,r
.witli smoke. It became very nearly
itdposiibio to breaths: but I did not
tincptbodsbtmhutthodrs.
My with l was- blinded. choked
and very bonny uncoascious, I broke
opebthcdoormiromtbobuo-
mentortbéhouuiodrinoutmto -.
lsboiud'
the street. It seemed that
never breathe; dad I continued to
run.
“Youknowwhstfoliowsd. two: N
taken up by one of the Metro‘poiiten
gored. amend lard Wmtbnmbt out
B's was . ‘
mumvflotrollotnonnolly's
ummmemmm
Itlhddw,
trombboyo.‘
tion Employees, appeared before the '
United States Railroad Labor Board
had-y in support at their application
for an them '88? in wages on forty-one .5
railroads. He based his argumeht on
tho Lulted States Bureau of Labor
Statistieo. which placed the minimum
for a family of five at $1. 956. 88 a. year.
whereas now "the average yearly
wrists of the thrce.classes of railway
clerks is 31. 397. 76. " ' The increase of
approximately 20 per cent: muted in
msmwmw has been wiped out by
tho reductions of July. 1921. and July.
1922. he argued. Fitzgerald accused
Ithc railroad managements o! conceal-
log a large pa'rt or their earnings.
IDANBURY WM 1" TO
DEATH DOWN wot
DANBURY. Nov. 24.——A fall down,
the stairs in) mthe third to the second
story of the Dick block at 76 White
Angevine Fur niture C0.
‘street. is believed to mm a...“ m ‘6 North Main Street, SOUth NO "If
sometime during Wednesday night. , ‘ I Cquchr Io mm
The lifeless body of the mu m . ., .
i found in u. huddled heap at the bottom' MILES 0f WWW" MAL 01:19.? cl!
50! the stairs Thu ay morning by
*Cbarles Osborne. who resides on the
BALTIMORE. Nov. -24.—-Fire which
broke out about midnight in the
third floor. when on his way to work.
, An investigation made by 202.11. 0.
Brown. assistant medical examiner.
Ishowed the man’s neck wns broken
woods near Tau-son. Baltimore Coun-
ty; was still burning this morning. but
was believed by the fire fighters that
danger to dwellings and other prop-
rriy had passed. The flames. which
were running through the woods b0!-!
dering the Maryland and Penney lvania
milload had burned back between‘
two and three miles from the tracks,
and for a time endangered big wooden
tresties of the road and a large num-
ber of cottages.
Fire apparatus from all surrounding ‘ _ _1 _ m .. _ t 21
towns was called upon tor assistance dehcacus “0:“ ”Y; 3.2;;
Telephone and telegraph poles in the "“3 F’fenf} hb‘l; ‘ ~‘
path or the fire. which was tanned by' I Dom“ 0‘ ‘ ' 5
a high wind. were burned down. 313°11-
Georgts Cltmuruczm :15 3.1.1
France. wifi 'ut :rub’l ”12??!
Connecticut to: d (5.4.6.1 ad 1:.
when 11.. r- 1 mi: 1‘ son: Bozo-1cm
m home or hiséw w ‘1‘?”th
and damn m pmb‘bly moat“. ‘ Dana. Gibson I ’ .-e 'ZIcs: ”Edam- '3
l-‘rom stories told the police and Dr.
Brown by occupants of the block. An—
derson wu walking about the upper
[floors last night considerably under
the influence at liquor.
We Want YOur
O iniOn
Piggly Wiggly Fairfield. Inc. operating the Greenwich and Stamford Piggiy Wiggly stores.
will openastoreinsoufll Norwalkandanother inN otwalk. _
This announcement is appearing' on both Norwalk newspapers this week
wish of the Norwalk pub'
Where the first store will be opened will depend upon til tenfly.
' expressed Q‘
31k- Theplzglywig‘glyldealstogwethepubhc whatrtwmfiasfarasficandosocom
f the men at
We request that youvm mt the Stamford store on either Thursday, Friday or Sat
week—inspect the store “refillhr and as you go out, express your opinion to one 0
Yonmilnotbeexpectcdtomaker Wewantyouroplmonastowhere
to see the first Norwalk P1331? Wiggly store located
Incidentally if you haven’t been inside of s Piggiy Wiggly store, you will see a modern method
‘ that wall well repay you'for‘ihe trip -
\
you would like
We hope ”11873 8 representative expresmon of Norwalk opinion on Thursday, Friday an
Saturday of “this Week. _
~— mmimw..- 4.-..--J-‘nI-m
Norwalk Chronicler