ESTABLISHED 1870
BBANAGAN BEAT
"Westport Woman Injured By
Automobile Nearmthe Library
.lowph liarrity. of lliithtreet. Norwalk. Under $1,000‘
Yes, Here's Santa.
lionds. Charged W'ith Reckless Driving.
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in! h g m": x m H‘ ‘ WW: I ”w llmi lmrriiy was driving the automo—
r‘“ ' ‘ 1M . “H, l. m :In “H ”mm; M‘w that struck Mrs. Ellwood. Thin,
grin. it in nllczmi, failcd to stop after
in». ‘ ‘ I'll . l. 1" “““l "r ”7" tho accident. Ho was taken into cus—
\\l * E‘ I' I “W'I'f 7‘ l! “1””! lady by (:onstnhio Kirk. in Norwnlk.
-‘ ' =“ Y‘ " i" > ‘ "' 7”' [W Lang. 3 a f’rw hour.- n‘ter the accident:
, . , . . _. 7. m ,: {Tutu inn-F4 0n n.» wthrr hand. lh'rity' claims
m. lunll‘fl wcre ”mg u want not his machine that
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v' mm: :1 var prt‘rv‘r‘liri’: him. in passing
! rrh lt-vrlix M Hich Mrwt. thls' llxrrliszh “'estport, that struck Mrs.
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EHILHREIIS’
CHRISTMAS
ihr 50H“ r.
HERE’S WHERE A
RESOLUTION IS
DEFERRED; WELL REWARHED
' " F” H' 0’ ”I‘M Haw 5m.) made a New Year's reso—
(. ,. ,i; In. H impunity llnlnv l'ut‘ liilihn"
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gifts . a. New Year‘s resolution will be unnec-
this , t-ssars'."
With this announcement the
Questions
as previously an-
nouxmcd, on January first;
With live mlnutcs' cflort you may
.‘z' :z. tit-it
‘hrmtuum dimirr that, the‘ little tots half of the Evenin‘ fientiuel $l00 in
Hill Hm tmku‘y dinnvr gold content it! completed.
1.» nurtmi an ‘ will in- resumed.
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‘S 'P ‘f 'liil'lrl‘n “l!" Wi‘l‘“ obtain :1 prize or five dollars. Cer-
rm , 2mm tl.~ llil.l”,'.‘1"rr'd"llifi him" IiiIsly H‘nmiwrriiion lit tlit- rate of 81
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u :I 1‘3v57i"‘3 l.~~~ni~u 19.: l'iirminmfl lllrlvl“ thin ixy the: nudges of Christ-
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i" n “ill M“ l' " iii-‘3’” of ””3““ Ito Its rill-«lift? porlliness uftcr sustain-I
‘ “>1 ri'i'l "I" ‘wY‘ivllk INN" Uf'imr if» stun-k of January 1 hills.
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any future.
OLORED MAN
THW'V'L'H‘ ?)l!‘
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HAD WEAPONS
qziretinmq out of tho tern. Although
tin v vw :0 not among: tlw prize winners
Him lr‘ «It-Inn'tuniiy may com» lntv-r in a.
uuxstiw. o'specially rally for thcm to
.‘Ilzh'fv r.
or filrlhl‘r question- Will lie wclcomrd
by tho Content Editor.
EBALKA GI
NINETY DAYS
TQR ASSAULT
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Sigmund Haiku wan sentenced to
. ninety days in Jail for assault on James
' l'uskos. a fellow resident of liockiani
road. Saturday afternoon. by Judge
.(Zi-nrgv H. Voshurgh in
town court. Puskos. who was charged
'wiih assault on Balkn. was discharged.
:zils’ Wrwi In tininv li'wlol' llrrr‘stu
Mm i Milli norm-ml “IIJI -i.Ii:erhus
. lv'n‘n 2m: P’HH'VHl‘ !] wont:-
lIr ii ,1, wt inn Mind.“ (Ii ‘33-“
n .; ~.~ ' I)“ In Hit uptown ciiy'
up .4 n ,, i: ‘fwmiin' mot-nine.
M l Eu.” . .-v~..~.-1 lav his em-
e'I“ ' ‘ i‘ J‘ llt Nubilhlll.
'vwl‘ : m~ '7' slid Saturday
li‘.‘ '_ "a in“ Huh IM'TIN‘.
Hal «w! W. ‘ x'V-‘l iv\‘ Patrolman
hint-s 'l'l N... .rin .l- 7 I". imrmtv. {ul-
vtlmg on ‘lt'IlbfiN w' um; Jam's Mill-
Ur 7w “Ill-l M'o-i. srvrml district.
ii llilnt. Zine- f-. of Him: sirN‘l’.
output!
it uproar: that ’lllillil: tin argu-
. nt ’i'nnmwnd pill-"i an own linil'r-
rn his ivI-r'k't .1155, «Main ri Mvfllin on
:- tux-t i‘ngrr M iii» right hand. make
5 a lie: 5* 5:11.?) A! il’w mit‘nr‘ time. it
“Howl vital in xlvzllmi it lumim‘i ro-
iwrr {mill l‘iu Dork"! 5nd point”! it
Q? .r- Mmm lr .
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l'iil‘l’"v'-"..»'l Tharp" and Patrolman
rm‘v u. '4. vivity at tho- linstnn
.rr r urlur :Ii ll.» time and stcprmd in
d minim» «1 Townsend. Tho rr-Vrrlxcr
1m! in Ilm inticr'n pom-ssion was a
lit Ii “1 l-hthinncd Smith and
«Hm. l' Wan (If .3: Callllt‘f'.
till
V \HHNV‘ DIRECTORY.
(Vi um: Imago. No. iii-‘3. F. and A.
mmis in Mmmnic building. flout):
in F‘r‘f"". int and 3rd Tunas“ of
h martin July and August except-
nt ‘s n'rimk. All Muster Masons
ziinfw' nor! lratcrnallv invited.
ll'Ili'l‘. J. W'ALSH. W. M.
l:Hill.RT M. WILCOX. ficc'y.
”hillrr "harder. No. 3!. R. A. M..
w: in Mnsonir Temple. Booth Muln
an, tlw :‘nd and 4th Timothy: 0!
to month (It 8 o‘clock. July and
IT”!!! exr‘l‘xptrid. All R. A. Halon:
iiialiy H'Ili fratrrmily invited.
R P. DECKER. H. P.
F. R. LYON, Fec'y.
unr‘tzrzn. threntv'ninz to:
. 12 inches not be thrown back ‘1: the
'ponds.
iluwtrotn ClinthP-m
.ihv «wirlcnro showing that he had not
1 wirmn anything for which he should be
3 )nllv-d.
5 Haiku. who was represented by At-
tonk an appeal from the sentence-.1116
was rclvased in bonds of 8500. He is
zrharlrvd with having struck Fusion.
who was retire-noted by Attorney Paul
Iii. Connery. over the head with the
Marl“ of a hoe on December 2nd. Pus-
! icon was alleged to have thrown stones
cit 1hr» mm: home on the light of
i Nova nber 27th.
Mrs. Bull‘s. with an iron bar. aided
g lmr husband in the assault on. Pushes.
living in wait with him in s clump of
l bushes alongside the roadwly. As‘
Puskos came alor’ the two rushed
out and beat him.
“'A'I'CIIING “Em.
“'libur smith. Wmeid county some
worden. is making an inspection
or conditions pt ponds where usher-
men are maxim: through the ice. No
fisherman is oliowod to have more
than 10 tip-ups no they can catch
but. :0 not in a day. Picket-e! under
the down- .
torm-y Abraham “'ofscy 0! Stamford.‘
g sum; AT HOME
FOR HIE AGED
Suggestions as to tho choice.
) Inmates of the Home for the Axed.
.Westport ave-mic, were contained
‘yesierday afternoon by the members
Iot the Poople‘s i'horus with s nicely
' arranged program of Christmas
'carols. Thirtyriive members of the
chm-us took pan‘in the aims.
i It was an occasion tint“! IODE
i be remembered by the old folks ot the
4home. The carols were of such a
i character. many of them s hundred
years old, that some of those st’the
home remembered distinctly singing
them ss children. The chorus fiflt
sang to a group on the first floor of
the home and then repeated the DN'
group, many of whom are inc-anci-
tated by old age.
Christmas Day will be a in??? oc-
cuion tor the inmates of the Home
for the Aged. There will be 1 real
turkey dinner with all tho fixin's to-
gether with a Christmas tree. Gifts
will also be distributed in the morn-
ing. .- _
I After singing at. the Home for the
Aged, the People's Chorus well. di-.
rectly to St. Paul‘s Episcopal church
and there. at an invitation from the
rector, Rev. Louis E. Howell. took
pm in a. special carol “service: This
service was non-sectarian in charac-
ter and the church was filled to the
doors. It. is planned in nah un-
carol service an annual event.
BOYS TAKE FLASH
There an two youths in w
under fourteen years of age who on
spending an uncomfortable Christmas.
The two boys were into cul-
tody by Pot-mimosa M ' '
,wmi stealing ton-blight rm “0,304,.
Star Laundry automobile 0902’“ b! .
Geomja. Jones of 1‘ W‘s-aet-
Joues saw the boys‘ mm lib
mschine. chased sod caught tin-flint!
turned them over to the you». he
sunlight wantonnd u chaps-ear
The Mormon“ an in let by
he Evening Sentinel
one at the ”6'. homes. The man
ToHRHoHTHS
To ETHISH WALL
.. STREET WORK
At. least four months will pass be—
fore the wi ning of the Wall street
bridge be completed it. wu
learned by The Evening Sentinel yes—
terdsy. The Work is progressing
slowly because of the cold weather.
The 'method of widening the bridge
is being watched with much interest
by residents at the first district. 0::
tho-smuth side of the bridge concrete
abutment: have been erected, on on
Klondike park and the other on the
Rogért'k Stevens property. Benton
the-ibutments. wooden pistforms are
gram on the second floor to uotherl
i
LIGHT FROM AUTO
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being erected. It is upon these tint
the steel framework of the‘bridze will
rest. while the span is being placed in
position. Alter the; spun is up. con-
crate wilL‘be used for the construction
of the bridge itselLJI‘heN will be a
concrete wall on‘ the south side sup-
planting .fie tanner steel railing.
. 1‘0 MOTORlS'l‘S
Chief ‘of Police William 3. Pen-
nington has recrived" warning tram
the commin‘ioner of motor vehicles
tint no extension of time will be uk-
cd this year to allow motorists to run
under their 1923 license pines, «be—
cause otrlni‘bllity to supply oil who
have applied: ' . g
In a. telegram. sent to Chief Pen-
nington on Saturday aria-noon. it was"
stated that for ever! application re-
ceived to date ioproper form; license
to forward by null. resist-anon: no“
ceivod on or other W ”in.“
aid. the moan: f‘wonid‘ receive
men by human. 1’23. ’ ‘
ram”, -2¢0v'c-H.
JOHN MARRO
g FROM
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PRICE THREE CENTS
. RELEASED
CUSTODY 0F mun.
cs held by the coroner. was not allow-
ed to testify Saturday urternoon, as‘
tenti tr.
UNDERABOND or 51,5002
Edward Sheehan,Whose Ev: once toner 'n erm-
ed Unsatisfactory, and Frank DeMartino and Frank
Gilbert Held for Further Examination
Tomorrow Afternoon.
John Manon. a third son. of the
quartet who testified and who is held
by the coroner. impressed Coroner
Phelan with his downwind: did not
very from thl‘otory told on Thursday
afternoon, when he testified st the
imminent oath inquiry. Although 1:
first Coroner P elan refused to per-
mit :‘t. he late relented and showed
Marron to be released from direct cos.
tody of the police in bonds of 81,500;
Sheehsn dhd DeMartino are held
without banal. while Frank Gilbert.
anagan'o companion on the morn-
ing of the fatal tight, is also held as a.
material witness and is unable to pro;
vide bonds. being a stranger here. At-
torney Paul R. Connery represents
Sheehan and Matron.
Witnesses enmined on Saturday
afternoon were Patrick Davey or 8
Fort Point street. East Nomlk. su-
perintendent of the Andrew Du'ey
grocery stores here; and his compon-
ion, Henry W. Cunningham of the
same address. and manager of one of
the Davey stores here: Sherman
WGil'lSGOl‘O— ’ a
EEQE‘WL
The religious observance of Christi- Yesterday morning representatives
mu this your. while not as great as;from the local pests ot’ the Veterans
last year. when Christmas Day camego! Foreign Wars and the American
on 11 Sunday. res neon-thence a great i L4 glen went. to the Ailing‘ton hmpitsl
dcnl more largely attended. 3st “'crt Haven, where they protested
Tomorrow aftemoon. when Coroner
John J. Phelan resume; his inquest
into the death 0: Sergeant James A.
Branngnn. it is expected that at least
one of the tour witnesses being held
on his orders will have decided to tell
the full story of the happenings of
the midnight brawl. last \Vednesday
morning that. resulted in Bramgnn
sustaining a fractured skull. from
which he died on Friday noon last. An
inquest was held here Saturday after-
noon. It the City Hall. by Coroner
Phelan.
The evidence as given by Edward
Shot-ban. one of the {our held. was
termed “unsatisfactory" by Coroner
Phelan. who accused Shoehan of
‘;holdlng back" on his story.
DeMartino. nnother of the fitness-
his counsel. Attorney John J. Cuneo.
advised against it. although he noted
that his client was willing to have him
do so. although not at this time. To.
morrow afternoon it is expected that
DeMartino may take the stand ant
CHRISTMAS
In nearly even one or the local
churches notice wee takcn oi the day
in some form or other. either at the
morning or at the evening service.
At. the South Norwaik Methodst
Episcopal church. the pastor, Rev.
John J. : iavely. spoke in the mom-
:r.g on “Let [’5 Now Go Even Unto
Bethlehem" while in the evening the
trpic was on “Good Will within the
Nation." Tehre was specal’ music at
‘both the morning and evening service.
the cantata. ”The Wise Men." by
(ecibel, being sung by the choir at
the evening service.
,“the Is He who “’as Born King?"
gun the topic at the morning sermon
at the East avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church. delivered by the Rev.
L. Bolmftner. tho pmor, who in the
evening spoke on "A Full Inn.”
Special Christmas music was also
given at both thi so services.
Rev. George B. Tompkins yesterday
morning a: the Normal}: Methodist
Episcopal church spoke on “The Gos-
pel at Peace". while» in the evening
h” delivered a short Christmas mes-
sage to his congregation.
The cantata. “The Star of Bethle-
hem," was given by the quartet of
the church composed of Mrs. L. l...
Pugh Mrs. Arthur Hulk Harry LE
Sterling and H. P. Sunder-lane: not the
,ovening services while in the morning
the quairtette gave special selections
in addition to the singing of a num-
ber of old Christmas hymn.
Rev. F. E. Jacobs. pastor of the
South Nomwlk Ccngreganonal church
smoke at the evening service on “The
Miracle Play of the Nistivity." while
Rev. E- 17- McGregoz-y at the morning
savior: of the First Cough national
church 0! Nos-walk sack
a. Christmas new " e delivered
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,BENEITI‘ mR‘un. SEDANV
The benefit perm '
terdoy utteraoon um: '32::
stre for the benefit Millet-rid Sloan.
w, .. avenue. crippled“:iito‘r., was
Y attended. A. large Mt o:
mouefmr I‘Chrlstmu gift to Mr.
Sloan wt; regime], through on gen;
The bill included. - mule mow
muvupxmmf mm; my "s
tumor. a. hearing Intfio'm
comm-dogma!” _ “
Iinch Nor-walk veteran there with a.
Christmas box. " '
These boxes Ci claimed u number of
articles such as- Smokes. candy.
oranges. apples. dates. figs, jelly and
many other goodies. Each veteran
was ulso presented with i pair of
slappers. makcrchiets. writing to...“
tsrials. toilet uncles. etc. ‘“
cSome or the local men a: the hos-
pital hsd gone home on passes over
the holiday when the local delegation
arrived. dud will ha surpribed tore-
(rive the boxes when they return.
The men tho: were there to receive
the representatives were highly
pleased to think tho! the veterans at
home had not forgotten them and
sincerely thanked them for the pres-
on s.
The following made the trip: Lenny
.Downs. Al Calm-art and Murray
time! from the American Legion sud
Charles Israel and Vincent McQulllan
i‘mm the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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TOYJIAKING mucous
MARKED mnsmmnox
The toy tactorleo of Connogrttcut
bring delight and enjoyment to hun-
dreds of thousands of children the
world over. It is estimated that the
annual toy production of this State. is
over 85.000.000.
In any- gone by‘the‘big feature
considered in the manufacture of
toys was the entertaining value. ‘X’hile
this' is-still true. it hu'to a. lame ex-
tent. been supplanted by a. dogma
for toys with on educational value.
This to shown by the large demand
there is for eloctrical chemiml and
tool outfits.
unison 31,060,900 ~ ‘
NEW YORK Dec. gym“... or
meet at a. luncheon here next Wed-
nesday to celebrate the queue. ' affine
‘Foundahsn‘c/eflmto: ‘ .3 93.
cm which. it s " ' . ‘wm
reach 31,809,006 on 311'.” W'.
vammm-j. ‘
gunman; but.” this mm,
the Woodrow ”Vilma Foundation will .'
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