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NEW omens
Attorney John T. Dwyor was nomi-
iast night at a. meeting or Norwolk
Lodge. No. 709. B. P. O. E. This is on
advancement from the office 0! es-
teemed lending knight. which he has
held for the past year. Dwyor will
succeed Stanley F. Stevens as excited
ruler. Attorney Dwyer is very well
known in Norwaik. being connected
with the law firm or Keogh 8:. Condos.
In connection with the nomination
of omccrs. John Neugcbnucr was re-
nominated for the oiiice or treasurer.
He is unopposed. Neugebaucr has Just
completed his 29th ycas as treasurer of
the Elks.
Other nominations follow:
Eslccmed Leading Knight—Fred Ii.
' Madden.
Esteemed Loyal Knight—Roy D.
L'flommedicu.
1 . I ‘ Lccturlng Knight~Aibcrt F. Rose.
_ . ' ‘ s -' v-tm miml‘ied Tyler—John w. Smith.
,- ‘ . "l "n“ had ‘l - Secretaryuiichn W. Scullcy.
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‘ iiPLE’S CHORUS
iiilililFlCERS
oi the People’s
.‘m :wiuy evening.
Elmer
;‘ Wm presiding. The
. . . bill-
a x “part upon tho
‘ g-wmlscd for 1110
received
This is
1r" MIN! n5 tempor-
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March L—Mm
3m}. sister of Eaflc
slain.
.13 rippnarerl to the
‘ promotion from
'- "i-lli'TE“, which Ih.
Treasurer—John Neuzebsuer.
Trustee -Cho.rlcs ll. Dilworth.
lteprcsetntlvo to Grand Lodge—-
Stonlcy F. Stevens.
Alternate—Joseph .1. Linswciior.
Alter faithfully holdingathc office of
’ trustee {or many years. Tax Collector
Robert G. Mitchell declined to allow
his name to be proposed last night for
rel-nomination. It won. only ~ tycoons.
Mr. Mitchell rezoned to run fertile og-
lies that Mr. Dilworlh allowed his
name to come before the meeting. -.
The {air committee made I: report
inst night. This report showed the
its fair. The report was received so
ono of progress. 3
The matter orsending the, Nowell:
Lodge banner. which was recently
purchued. along with the represent»
tive to the ‘national convention to ho
held in Atlanta. Gm, was discussed.
The banner will probably appear in
the parade at the convention.
in was announced at the meeting
that Norwalk had been united to join
with stamfmd lodge in obtaining n
‘ special train to attend the installation
* or officers of Bridgeport lodge in the
near future. It is expected that s lam
delegation from the local organization
will attend the Park City installation.
Election or officers will probably he
i hold at the next meeting of the lodge.
- Mr. Brcsev of the Nor-walk high
school. in so interesting speech. urged
all the Elks to attend the play of the
senior class at tho Values and Regent
theatres next week.
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PHILADELPHIA. March 1.———ch0‘::
bandits hold up three men at Nes-
shsminy Falls. 20 miles northeast of
this city early today and ”coped with
as ‘motor truck containing woolen
goods valued at 310.000.. Milton
Goodman. the driver. on his way from
New York to Philadelphis. aid he
and his two helpers were knocked unv
conscious and thrown into n metal
car. The truck was recovered cm-
W. Goodman give, the
motion which caused
men.
togAsmGTON. limb 1.--Loufs
F‘ichcndlcr, of New York. reported to
the police today that he list! been rob-
bed or $62,000 while sleeping on I
train firm-n New York between —
night and 1 I111.» He add the money
under his pillow.
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The vote list as it appears today
will not be changed until after the
close of the campaign. when the final
standings are announced. unless it is;
necessary to correct on error in the
standings. The close totals that ap-
pear today on the list will give some
indication of what can be expected of
the actual ending of the campaign.
Only a last minute spurt on the port
of some energetic worker will bring
Everything is now set {or the actual
about the winning change.
close of the campaign. The judges;
have been selected, the ballot box will‘
be in readiness on the last day: in
fact everything necessary to the suc-
ccssful close of this big enterprise has
been taken care of.
The candidates, too. seem to have.
caught the spirit or enthusiasm that
is needed to make a strong finish.
judging from their actions during this,
final week. Several reported yester-
bday they had cleaned the slate so far
as promised subscriptions and are
now working earnestly to line up
other prospects before the end or the
week. -
As one candidate figured it yester-V
dgy, her field for the remainder of
the week is almost as large as it Was
at tho start. inasmuch as she isrgolng
to see everyone who has given her a.
first’subscription and secure _a. re-
moi. However, she is not overlook-
A Gallant Rescue f’ ‘>
. we Wifisfi
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surfers it“ '
a.
Big
ing any new prospccis in her search
for oxtendod sublicripilons.
The real secret of winning lies in
each candidate? ability to seek out
the right numb” of prospects and
getting results at} the some time. With
the nice so ovcfi every subscription is
going to counting in deciding the
Winners of the prizes. No one can
afford to pass up a. single subscription.
no matter how small. knowing that
subscriptions knight Well mean the
(lifter-once between winning and losing
tho prize of their desiro.
Keop'everiasflngly after it every
minute of this weak. Work right up
until the last possible moment satur-
dny night. allowing just time enough
to permit your reaching the campaign
office before the closing hour. (Eight
o'clock. You must be in the office
with your submriptions and reserve
votes before that hour. The wise
candidate will make at least one re-
port before Saturday. reserving for
the last. day only those subscriptions
that must. be held over.
you report cariy or late, by all means
FINISH STRONG ! '
BEG YOUR PERDON.
The vote listpublished in the
Wednesday issue of The Evening
Sentinel credits Frederick E.
Lockwood with 368.125. This is
an error. , The correct number‘
should be 268.125. The revised
list is published today.
SEW $100,000
W Marcfi‘ 1.—-—Morton 1‘).
Hull. who defeated Mrs. Winnitzed
moon Fluids Illinois consummation,
for this. Republican nomination in the
mono Illinois district. today dcprc‘
em 3&3. Hook’s statements tho: like
woole'prcter charges 'szgainst him do: '
alleged exclusive expenditures in
mm: 'specint pm. , *
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from a: mending slim-.060 to win: the
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Andrew W.i Mellon. secretory ed the!
treasury, is to be married to Eur-vow"
Arthur“ Lee, 14 yam-sliver junior. and ,
Their mac’a
reputédl of. little mans.-
riato ifosnco was obtained yesterday. »
Mrs. Mellon: has not been before the"
public much since her appargnfce on:
divorce prpcéemsgsie 19m, which as.
' mu protons-no?
. 17') ea ' . ‘
But whether :
Jaedi‘an. Mr Gamoroitold him hecould 6
”stage”- one saw fiesoiuflou grevv” .
‘ « ~ N “All! other to dovot’e’s feat]; of hill
NEW YORK March 1'.—-Mrs. _Nor‘s;’,
McMullen‘ Mellon. 44, divomed wife or ., . -
mm or *
U. S. SIiIS HIS
PHOTOGRAPH
Promoters of Oriental
Bazaar and Fashion Show
Also Get Donation from
Mr. liar-ding.
President Viral-roll G. Harding today
forwarded to George Dielenbsch, di—
rector of the Oriental Bazaar and
Fashion Exposition. :which is to be
held at. the Slate Armory the week of
March lliih. under the auspices of
Battery C. 1921111 Artillery, a photo-
graph. which is to be reproduced in
the Illustrated Guide which is to be
issued in conjunction will: ihe coming
affair.
Not alone did ,President Harding
autograph his portrait, with ihe'fol-
lowing words-—
"To Bnitery (3., 192m: Artillery. F.
A.. Conn, N. 6.. with most cordial
good wishes. Warren G. Harding.”
but he also forwardéd a donation to
the Battery to old liie Exposition.
To have the President of the United
Slates show his good feeling towards .
the project. has helped instill a. con-
fidence in the minds of those who are
responsible for the Exposition. and
this, sddcdxio the manner in which
iOcsl merchants and national adver-
tisers ha’v‘e’cignined“ their intentions
or supporting the Exposition by ion;
in: floor spam: to airplay ihéir mrés.
hos donenmué‘h: to;_oijtsct_ths who; or
that at i
s _
Fire Chief George
Chief Bogurdus. who this morning
was allowed to get up from his bed.
where he has been confined by" doc-
tors orders since Sunday, started his
investigation at the office of Chief of
Police W'liliam R. Pennington.
Clerk Balier said that he opened the
rear door into the cloak room. which
adjoins the aid? stairs. and the lobby,
and there found the flames bursting
out, seemingly across the hall from
the cable box. which ran to the room.
Investigation of the cable box showed
that the flames must have run up this
to the floors above.
It was believed that the fire might
have started in the cellar. where the
cable drums of the elevator and the
motor that ran the elerator, are plac-
ed. but an examination of this this
morning shorted little or «no true of
any fining. . F v V
7 Adjuster’sioai insurance comfihiei
that held policies on the building. on
Bettina! Biol-n is;
l “ , ‘ i “.1637
soothes héidtiuaflers Ionics: 36166336 ‘ _ ‘ 5
‘rlie executive headhunters has 9’"! .9 the Clifford 33m shbfi “3
now maved lollies Hotel Mshsckemo, to Mme. Jeanette’sncorsct‘sfiop.
where some of the officials in charge ” ‘ - , *~ . ~ ... ' ~
at tho Exposition are always in
readiness to answer questions and dis—
cuss the coming ex‘posiilon.
BILLINGS. MONT. March Ir‘fThe
conversion of Fred Stone. comedian.
really began in Billings. when he ap-
peared at a. theatre here February
13.
Stone had been thinking seriously
over the matter of church affiliation.
when his train was held up in South
Dakota by a‘hlizzard. When he ar-
rived in Billings he sought a store
‘whers Bibles were sold and asked for
the best version in stock. '
Country Commissioner Lou Chappll
was in the store and overheard Stone?
request.
”Here’s a. sky pilo ," he said to
stone. beckoning to the Rev. Robert
Cameron. pastor of tho rPresbytei-lan
church. “he'll pick what you waist. "
Stone and the 'minister engtgcd‘ in
convertatio'n and Stone tool: the
'ministsr into his confidenco.
"C’onm along" with me." said the Rev.
Mr; Cameron. >
He took Stone (’0 the church Bihle’
room and flick conversation was con;- _
tinned. The? also had prskycr. ,,
, same wanted {administers views as
to continuing on the state as a: com-
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has emulsion. despite the stage. ,
' Stone decided‘ to continue on the , ~
inoom’o to" the Christian service.
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Over“ 1-6633qu personsvsl’teiidef A.
chlcficif supper served {anti flight in *
immoral)”. or 8119‘" narcotic,
{663913 or Barclay street by Bérl‘teiés‘? ,
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Investiga‘, 'mi org-Ruins ,
Made This Morning but .. §
No Definite Clue Found
in; business can on the arises stores 9 ,
Evé‘ry'Viisitof the
Mailman, Adds to
Complications in—-—-
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W. Bogardus, together with General Superin-
iendent Albert E. Winchester, of the South Norn'elk Electric Light
\Vorks, Proprietor James Rutledge, and Clerk Frank Baker, of the
Hotel Clifford, this morning made a thorough cxamination of the eel: .
iar of the Clifford in a fruitless effort to determine the cause of the
outbreak of the fire that on Saturday morning last gutted the hotel,-
doing damage of approximately $175,000.
Adjustments are cx’peclcd to he
made today on the Clifford Plain-ma;
by loss to Ell S. Troupin. the propri-
etor. and on the Savois. Restaurant to
S. Rota, the proprietor.
The investigation into the cause of
the fire is to continue this afternoon.
when Chiez Bogardus ‘wm turtheé
question Clerk Baker. and Fred Show,
the night bell boy. who were on duty
at the time the fire broke out.
EXPLOSION KILLS
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