fl
, elm
“only after five o'clock this morn-
the-downtown poiics'rscsivsd a
phone call from Rye. N. Y. police.
that two men giving their
as Julius Rodrick of ti
‘ uten street. this city. and William
was. of :44 um street. New
Cork city. an dhaving a Buick tour-
< ear in their posse-ion. were un-
es' arrest in that city.
‘ The Rye police stated that the
Chen told them that they had solen
She car in this city. They had sev-
w packages in the car, which they
fiid they had stolen from the Ameri-
can Railway Express in Stamford.
Meyer Dulberg gent's clothing deal-
;r on Main street. in the First Dis-
driot. came into the police station
ibout six o'clock and stated that the
car which the Rye police were holding
longedto him. He stated that the
car was stolen from in front of his
brother's house on South Main street
bhortly after twalve o'clock last night.
The Eye police were instructed to
hold the menuntil some one was sent
from this city to bring them back.
Patrolman John Flynn left this
‘rsorning.
Lord Cecil's Farewell
: Talk Waxes Caustic
(Continued From Page Ono)
and take up some new plan. Well.
‘honestly. I cannot say that the sug-
gestion reached that ponit.‘
Assuming what his auditors took
as a vein of good natured sarcasm
Lord Robert said:
"There is one more objection of a
general character I want to answer"
and that is that all European govern-
ments are extremely wicked and that
the United States is the only pure.
uptight and peace loving nation in
the world. whose simplicity and can-
dor would make it an easy prey for
wicked Europe.
“Such an attitude is of course all
non-sense.
"Believe me, I did not come to
prop up the liritlsh empire or to pro-
tect international finance or anything
e fthat kind. I came solely and en-
tirely to see whether i could do any-
thing to assist the cause of the peace
of the world. I desire prince with all
my heart.
"Is it necessary to search about for
other motives 7"
One Killed at '
Gabbe-Mole Plant
(Continued from Page 1.)
taken to his home.
ptairs to his room.
.plsced in bed.
,Tracey held a consultation about the
«man's condition. and the latter. at the
.remt of Robert Gabbe. president
.and treasurer of the company. sent to
New York city for a specialist.
Dr. Gordon Hyde. a professor at the
-Post Graduate Hospital responded. ar-
riving in Norwalk shortly before 9
o'clock. last night. it was found that
Fresno. was sum-ring from a rupture
of several internal organs. and dc-
ilplte efforts of the physicians. the man
passed away shortly after 3 o'clock
“this morning.
At the hospital this morning it was
said that I’lna was resting comfortably
and that so far as could be ascertained
he was suffering from no other in-
juries beyond the fracture of the low-
er part of the left leg. Dr. linscnthal
and Dr. Trust-y are in attendance on
the man.
and walked up-
whcre he was
Pleasant Party _
:ll moron _ __
». . , Mmhhwm‘
M
Mr. and htrs. cadmium. Jr. who
were recently married.
presented with e forty-piece silver set. .
an electric toaster and other Valuable
gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes were usso
were that they were to bathe recip-
ients of any attention. and their our.
prise was genuine and was greatly eu-
loyed by those who had gathered.
gifts. a social evening was spent. the
guests departing at a. late hour.
Wash. formerly of this city. who has
been in the east for several weeks.
buying seed oysters for his western
home. \
PENNY SOCIAL
ny Social of the South Norwaik Con-
gregatlonal Sunday School was held
in the Sunday school auditorium of
the church. and as usual, was a great
HUCCQSS
l-‘ully 140 of the children of the church
and their friends and some of the
grownups were there and from the
- moment of the opening at 7:15 to the
last one left at 9:30 there was not a
dull moment.
the price of one penny. and they were
numvrous. including the police court.
various games. fortune teller and ta.-
bles of candy, cake and punch. At the.
close of the general frivolitics a set
program of four numbers was given
to which there was no charge. a penny a.
collection being taken.
these numbers was a violin sclcction
by George Jackson accompanied
his llstvr Miss Matilda Jackson. Miss
Elsie Moulthrop
Grey
Marion Zwicker gave an interpertivc
dance. and the final number was the
work of Llewellyn Knapp who enter-
tained with
This social was first held last year.
and met with such success as a social
event for the children that it has be-
come a custom. and is looked forward
to by the young folks.
pllri'llls “ere present and enjoyed the
general program.
whcih the kids conducted themselves.
fair last evening were as follows: In
charge.
Bradbury. Hester
Francis ll. Northrop;
lllll; Checking. Wlnton Rowan; Police
Court, C. E. Underwood: Lawyers. 11.
[4-
Officrr. George Clark; “'lzard. “'il-
liam \Velnits;
Nuttink;
Cake. Mrs. F. H. Nor-threw,
Dr. ltosenthal and Dr. ’~
Ferris. Miss M. A. Day. and Mrs. \‘Vil-
liam Ostrunder. Mines Laura Seder-
strorn and Bessie McLaughlan furnish-
ed music for the games.
Banquet of Baptist
banquet was held last evening at the
South Norwalk Baptist church. when
the Young Men's Club of that church
l met with their fathers and other boys’
fathers for an evening together.
affair was arranged at the suggestion
of E 1.. Suton by the following com-
mittees: Program. Russell \Vright and
Samuel
‘ liirst. Harold Dunn and Harry Puller.
initiated by a banquet with the follow-
ing excellent menu:
nips. mashed potatoes. peas. pickles
"welt-and re-
Jamestooke‘notsgsttg‘tnthsming. mbW'mh
t give him, A 0,. Ill Md
:en‘ss'manyotmm. ‘1 ' " ¢ 'Fred‘a new Aiken.
A silver'ehower was also given it
They werl
Following the presentation of the
Captain H. Rowland of Nahcotta,
A BIG SUCCESS
Last ex ening the second annual Pen-
point of view.
from every
Every attraction was open for all at
in
:to:-
Tho first of 11
by
"Little
Bliss
then
in the
sang
Home \V'est."
ce
iii
sleighbof-hnnd tricks.
St
Many of the
and the way in M
The committees arranging the af-
Missos Rosalia Jesse. Edna
Havens and Mr.
Door. llarold
Nash and Irwin Holmes; Police
Game Table. Clarence
Edna Bradbury:
Candy.
\V. n.
Punch.
osalia Jesse; Other games.
to
Church a Success
j Lanterns-nee by
neat black dre-es‘with white spread
and case. made a very'attractive show-
snd Mrs. Stephen Clitord.
blessing by Rev. Min. and rot-
lowiug the informal festivities “14- ‘0
lire-:2 weloong’wal made by a‘sss.
nun: nun norms mum -.
‘nl-nuthunkmgssolownisnwss 30m. 04 WI We
~tollowsd by a “Toast to Our Men.“
given by Harry Fuller. The nasty. “A
Toast to Our Sons." was made by Sens
ator Candee.
of the evening was made: “Dad, Let!
and Company." by Rev. B‘rsnkliu Kes-
nedy of the First Method” church
of New Haven.
closely. listened to and wesgrestly up.
preciated by the fathers and sons
present. The program of the evening
was closed by group singing . of
"America." led by Mr. Sexton. Music
10 rthe evening was furnished by the .
orchestra consisting of Maui's. Harold
Wilson.
isky Taylor.
Fred Dunn. and he did the honors of
the occasion with credit. The prepara-
tion of the supper was in of
the King's Delights!) of the church. '
and the decorations were in the club
colors. green and white. and were done
by club members.
were furnished by Mr. Coultsr.
be held on
o'clock from St. Mary's church. and
the Lace Weavers' Union. the Eagies
and the Moose.
noon at his home. Fillow street. West
Norwalk. aged
Joseph and Anthony Barrak:?Mrs.
Ilenry Wilkins and Mrs. Anthony
Dunn of New York city. The funeral
will be held Monday morning at [:80
o'clock. daylight time) from the late'
. home. and at t o'clock from St. Mary's
church.
D.
church. died last night in Bartford
according to word received here. lie
was 80 yearsold and funeral services
will be held Monday.
perlnl Trust Company died today. He
served throughout the war with
about!!! Am. “' "‘
Nest day our rotten team loses.
or“
TOLATEEORWW
mamas onus. who ore-sushi
Gertrude Jennings. law:
13russe. Winifredrsck.’ mitt: Break.
The banquet was. proceeded by the
At this time the addre-
Thil Odd!!- VI.
Albert Dunn. Jr.. and Evan'-
The toast master was
while the flowers
Obituary
Arthur Reason.
The funeral of Arthur Henson will
Monday morning at D
torment will be in St. Mary's ceme-
ry. The deceased was a member of
He is survived by
widow and two sons. Frederick and
arry.
JOHN
John Hermit died yesterday after-
75 years. The de-
ased is survived by eight children.
iss Mary Hamk. John. Jr., Peter.
eager. all of this city. and Mrs. Julia
interment will be in St.
ary’s cemetery.
MICHAEL CAREY
Michael Carey. father of Rev. John
Carey. assistant rector of St. Mary's
GENERAL MITCHELL DEAD
TORONTO. April Ila—Brig. Gen.
Mitchell. 00. president of the Im-
. ,»
Keep out of Jail if you can. Jail is
o confining.
One day our-swell ball team .wins.
A most successml Father and Son‘
The St
Robe rts: banquet. Herbert
fil
The evening'- program was fittingly
Roast beef. tur-
A family gathering was held last
evening at the home of Mrs. and Mrs.
C. P. Hayes. 66 South Main street.
when about forty relatives and friends
from Glenbrook. Rtrntford. Roway-
:ton and South Norwnlk. gathered to
bid farewell to Captain H. Rowland.
FLOWERS AT MECKEL’S
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Whatever the occasion where flow-
on are needed—cut flowers, pottcd
"plants. palms. etc.. this establishment
is in a position' to furnish the choicest
.of stock. Then, too. an important
feature here is the artistic design
‘work for funeral pieces-41nd conser-
fvatlve prices is the rule at all timca
The auto delivery which is maintained
greatly facilitates the handling of
orders at all times. "Say it with flow-
ers" that come from Mcckcl’s. The
.J'lorisL 58 Van Zondt street. Phone
1070—1—Advertisement.
of
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the facts in such petition are true; ' ‘ LA CART!
Therefore. be it ordered. that Marie 3mm
'1'. Weingartner. a. Notary Public of -
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thorised to take the deposition of
Emma. J. Gorhaln of Wilton. and ‘L com 3
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ALBERT a. smear? vs. NELSON w.
ing hie taking of deposition of oer-
taln witnesses. and it appears from
said motion that the plaintiff does not
know the whereabouts of all and all
all of ma defendants. and that the
witnesses whose deposition
sired to be taken are unable to ap-
pear in court because either of age
:0 miles away. and it is found that
ticut. on the 80th day of April. 1928.
kuowneduostorsinthevaited
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Dr. Meredith is one of the hen
eloquent speaker. All who hear
eons-under the auspice- “ the
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GORHAM. Executor and Trustee
et al.
'PREME COURT. FAIRFIELD
COUNTY. MARCH 28. it”.
ORDER
The plaintiff in said action having
ed a motion for an order authoris-
The Ryss Battery Station is at your
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right prices. best of service and all
sises of Willard Batteries. Radio A
and Radio 13 Willard Rubber Thmded
Batteries are here.
Phone 9lt.-Adv.
with up-to-date equipment.
‘9 West avenue.
the defendants. or who are all and
it is de-
infirmity or who reside more than
DORLONS
Seafoodonuslity
sum—omens
2 o’clock in the afternoon and at
ch other places or times as it may
pear advisable to said committee to
mobile ?
sonnet iob and how is it done ?
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How would you refinish the bath-
Journ said session tenths taking of room “ m° it w “a
such depositions. and that notice of mud“ ? a .-
the taking of such depositions be given r
publication of this order in The t . Agx‘nfigg
South Norwalk Evening Sentinel, , ,
newspaper published in the said Town
Norwalk, and having a circulation "r
the Town of Wilton where said' . ,
property is located. once commencing . . om 1' vm
least. five days before said am: day ‘ common “a 3mm
Apr“, 1923. vfirepsootnufldingsndOoncreeeing
A By Order of Court: , m 9w, ' s cm,
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LOCAL CON'mAC'rO as
YOU SHOULD-KNOW
Matt-lens ls mute. 10°C! con-
tractora and builders. have several
important operations in various stages
of completion. During the past few
years tit“ mom has some to the
forefront in this newts this vicinity.
Both members of‘thk concern are
practical men and personally super-
vise the various building operations
they engage in. Their organisation.
too. comprises of men expert in the
various branches of the work and this
coupled with an executivo two that
“knows how" and that constantly
plum to keep things “on the move”
makes for work well dons and satis-
faction all around.
It is becoming better known as time
rolls along that if Mattiello d: Lespro-
gate have the work in charge—a sat-
isfactory iob will be the results—Adv.
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Paper Company and the St. Croix Pa-
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five cents an hour.
wres- confident that o
erican and Carai‘
would also make a ti
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SATURDAY, MAY 5TH, 1923.
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