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The Evening Sentinel has ar-
ranged with Albert Hamilton. man-
ager of the Rialto Theatre. for six
WHAT SOME NORWALKERS‘
BUDGEI‘DKI‘ES smear
THINK ABOUT PROilIBlTION
ONECOUPLE
EilCl‘RiCALBOLTASl'l‘ v
Belief Seems to Be That the Country Is Being Injured by M Sets Days: for 1.1.9”- a333§3§i°§$1§°532 “:33: 2:3 COB FROM ROOF To CELLAR ‘E
_- the Present Widespread Violation of the Constitution mash“? w Rotor» lat. «pm em- m ...m... wm be -
clamford Policeman Stum- —Some Believe Beer and Light Wines Will Come and 3rd Dime“. ~.’£i*°‘§o‘.‘.£::3°“i..?:h iii ’22:? Tel . . ' . , . ,
”bios Over Two Day Old In- Back—Law a Farce, Says One Man. mm we 0 ”and u = ‘ _. - directory. m u 00 ch “erglhones “d Ugh "I Norwaik, Boyayton, Darren,
fant “hipped in Paper- the variousrbudg‘ts at' OP_ 3M:Me:tl: South Nerf-aim I u to!" weStport Put out Of Commission for a Time
-—.Lockwood Pole'and Weather Vane Hit.
ThsmostsevereelootricalstormthatNorwalkhasexperiencod
intwo years, burst overgthe citylastnight, accompanied byadown-
pour of rain, shortly before 7 o’clock, lasting-in intensity for about
ahalfanhour.dnringwhichtimeseveralhousesinvariouspastsof
In answer to the question: “What do you think of Governor
Smith I signing of the repeal of the Mullennage act ? Do you think
that it Ioretells the return of light wines and beer and do you think
that it may make liquor any more plentiful ‘2” Many answers were
given Sentinel reporters today.
"I can't say whether it will mean
ing of the Board of..l_stis'nato and
Taxation held last ovealas. ,. , ‘
The first meeting will‘be held on
Thursday evening. June hit. when the
budgets of the First. .Sec'oad and
Third Taxing districtswill,‘ be soon-
sldered as will the budgets for the
Highway Department in both the
Eric Rachel. Edit Rocks avenue,
Norwalk. '
J. H. Mocller. 28' Washinan
street. South Nos-walk.
Watch this space. Your name
may be among the lucky three
tomorrow. "Scars of Jealousy." fea-
turing Frank Keenan. Lloyd Hugh-
es and Marguerite do la Motte. is
SEEK PARENTS
,Vo ('lucs El’ound on Body——
Hidim: Place in Rear of
Atlantic St. Stores.
:_‘.,_. gm lone 5. — Stamford
l . combing the city in
the person respon-
, . 1- r of n lwo-day-old
. tiny lifeless body
“I . v. wxrirvl under a pile
:mwny in the rear
It, late yesterday
.I , ' \'5'
ml came to i it
>» 'f',‘ uni James T -
. 'i ":n alley way in
out to police head-
-..' . ‘ ,
the return of light wlnes and beer or
not. I think that it will mean that
there will be a. determined light by
the ‘drys' and there will certainly be
more ‘graft' said Cornelius Sweeney.
of Nelson avenue. Norwalk .
Charles Levy of North Main street
said that he believed that this was
a protest that could not Very well be
ignored by the government. as it
showed that at least light wines and
beer were wanted.
.Chariea R. Baker, Main street. re-
plied that he didn't know how liquor
CHARITY BALL .
muons)
Mr. Bedford Receives Check
From Dr. Tracey and Ex-
tends His Thanks to K. C.
Fourth and Fifth Districts.
The First district needs "8,113.00
the Second District needs $86,058.“
and the Third District needs “.100.
according to their budgets.
The Highway Department in .ths
Fourth District ash for 840,250 while
in the Fifth District 816.678 is asked
for.
On the evening of Wednesday. June
13th. the budgets of tho Administra-
tlve. Fire and Police departments will
come up for action. The Administra-
tive Department asks for 8187.931:
the picture playing at the Rialto
today.
All you have to do when year
name appears is to come to the
Sentinel oliice with a copy of the
paper in which vsur name appears
and you will be given a ticket good
for two admissions. ‘
BAD CRASH 0N
thecitywerostruckbylightning
vrrs T0 all
BIG RECEPTION»
Arrangement for Conven-
tion Here June 30-July 1
and considerable damage was done.
About 6:30 o'cloc . three “terms.
one from the east. on from the west
and another following the Danbuu
valley. swept down and met aha"
Norwalk, the. rain bum Into I
deluge about five minutes of 1.
About 7:15 o‘clock. the elects-1a.?
display was at its height; and it was
during this time that the .worst dam-c
age was done.
The homes struck by lightning:
Willard Meillenz( Lincoln avenue.
Thomas Evans, East avenue.
the Fire Department for $108,646.52
and the Police Department 'for M1.-
084.
On June 15th. hearings will be held
on the budgets of the School Depart—
ment. which asks for $803,905.07: on
Well Under Way.
Arrangements are well under way
for the holding of the convention in
this city of the Connecticut Depart-
ment of the Veterans of Foreign
could be much more plentiful. It af-
forded an opportunity for those who
wished to indulge. while those who
did not could leave it alone.
Charles Sigsway. Day street said:
"it means that the state of New
, "Lilian who . bled
., .i .. workin e
' «n the corn of
x; » 1' ' slri‘t‘lfl.
, . l the body when
' - ; ' v-r Friday‘s edition
‘ \\'nrid. while over
E. '1'. Bedford. president 9! the
Norwalk Hospital association. in a
letter to Dr. W. W. Tracey. chairman
of the Knights of Columbus Charity
Ball committee. has acknowledged the
receipt of check for $2,011.80. cover-
. Joseph Drabek. 18 Gerard avenue.
John Hiavac, 16 Gerard avenue. ,
The pole and weather vane atop
the water tower of the Lockwood
Manufacturing company. and the
transformer pole and lightning 1r-
WFSI'PORT HILL
Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh
: . _ . . . -: of heavy wrap- York is showing the way lo other ing the net proceeds to date of the :13 3:;Tlgs5tfip'agfiegzgflrnb Shaken Up When Brook. 2:}! on 3"” 3° and 3“” 1- faster at Roton Point were struck.
;-_— : . > i «one being neatly states. It mean. that the slate will chuny ball held in the armory. The ment Which is “.3”, continue C Hits Theirs. . th ‘1“? COIUDEI‘WhO ll chlirmln of .llauy electric light lines througli
.. - u strands of heavy ignore the prohibition act and that ball was a. success from every atand- Health pa '“nt 'M - asks for 1y“ at . e c°2§°gilggncoxzflun 12‘ Ed- Bowayton and Darien were put outd
are
both working hard to make the Nor-
walk convention one that will long
the Government will have a bigger
Job on its hands than ever before. It
would take about a half a million
point. and Mr. Bedford expressed
the gratification of the Hospital as-
sociation for the initiative of the la-
oommimion. and in Wilton and West:
port telephone service was for a tins
practically at a standstill. ~
85,400: the Public Building depart-
0 cats for violation of the
meat which wants 82.790' and o “the h arr
3““!
l -n the understaklng
parking ordinance and one arrest for
l‘illt‘llal‘d on Ban'u
‘ ' " . , , Pi ti De e t h - be re .
. n ., ‘ , prim package was men to enforce prohibition in hew cal knights. which resulted in such a ”’1: 51100118 m n ' w “h lies-2e! driving 2.”. mamde n1: RE: visitorns‘emflioggeghommmd‘mu t; . .111 Norwalk over 100 tolepi’onq’
substantial start in the financing of
the new Nursu' Home.
Through the courtesy of Frederick
Ella «museum?
and C. Otis Fitch of the City National
bank. the books of the Knighu of
Columbus ‘Charity Ball committee
York. alone."
Ralph Sherman. North Main street
said “Certainly it will wake up the
lm at Washington as'it will
show that the people all over the
United States don't agree with the
Volstead act. and the definition of
wen'p‘ut'sut of commission. accord.-
unmet 9‘1"}?
o'riilhg‘. '
_ Couple stung]
At the Motions home. the lightning
struck a. tree alongside the house.
jumped to the corner of . the root.
1 ' ' ' .twi that. the infant
» . , In“: normal weight
,t fill)! at premature
The public is sandy attenslhess
hearings andto‘” (.thslrviowa
. .
or should not be made. Other hear-
ings and meeting dated will be alto
nounced later. the final meeting to be
held on the first Holiday of July.
'. of s ,Bsxtcr street. Row Tory
«w in! date, . ,. Wilmer-flit.
automob “he was ' skidded
head-on. last night. into another au-
tomobile operated by John Walsh. 0!
6 North avenue: Mrs. Walsh who
was in the machine with her husband.
.sm.ge.mmwotm mafia-- ,
posts in the state will be present '
when the convention open. on Satur-
day morning. June 30. The Winter!
post will send a band down with men
delegation to liven up things.
at the child was
with of the infant
.‘if‘l'l as the result
r , E. I ”3-9 gravy paper what shall be the legal alcoholic limit were audited and verified. and 81811“! Those presentlast-night w." Mayor sufferedK from sever shock and re- Chairman Michael Murphy of the thence through "11° "’0‘ 131° an 39‘
I | ‘ '{5 nr th in their beverages. It may fdrcshadow report of the auditors showing “is ex- Calvin L. Barton. City Clerk Stephen quired 'medical treatment. banquet committee has made arrange- stairs room where it struck 3- 50'
. ; [Katmai 25:21; the return of light wines and beer." act receipts and expenditures is given R. Dokus. Corporation Counsel Russo. at the time of the accident. ments to hava the banquet served at containing cloth and clothing. no
a :< n’l (
herewith: was driving a car owned by John
H > . S lth, West avenue. “y“! F. T .' _. the armory on W'egt avenue. The bOIt entered the floor lind ran (10'-
Lil'fly“gzn:l’:de;lgtllil: “gf'fffrsonfi “3‘” um m, w," / EXPENDITURES erg A. fixi'ngoigflfi‘gztfi Dondero of Ridge Boulevard. Brook- banquet will take piece on Saturday to the basement. Mr. and Hrs.
3-, . l. - ,, :.‘rli:~rlratory of the mean a return of liquor. or even a Music .entertainment. hill William 11.] Malone. Messrs. Mark ’3'“ N' Y' ',H° w” proceedfirl“: do)?” "mum“ Tile" “”11 I” mm “mm“ "file” wm ”mm by ‘3199‘00‘110-
' K it d ct unless and decorations .. 8 79218 g d H Westport syenue hill at l C P- and entertainment. The band from it). but the former recovered and
,1 V, . . . . L l to prevent dig- modificatiOn of the V0 5 e a .d n 'ht Printing postage and “1;". ~ en erson and eury J. Hipson were witn say. when the 'machine Winsted will a1” give a concur! ran upstairs to see what (ii m l I I
’1’ W hurryin‘ " ‘1‘“ "'e "u" get together an s using' .. "48.78 amen" skidded into \Valsh's car which was Delegates to the convention will been done. He found the box or
‘T ' ’ ' ' " ' Th“ ”w ”a" f" ‘t' “a a“ pew” mm the ”of: nerresnnené.‘”.'.’.'.'.'.'.'.'.'... 100.29 : going up the hill. The impact dam- sum to mm 1,, mm c“, on may cloth and clothing on are. u
i . , , hidden from view representatives who will make e _ W n St t Tod aged both automobiles badly. evening and will be met at the rail- some of the woodwork. but he quick"..-
. V - , iln- fact that. the states fight the way they feel about , 81 139 25 a fee ay Mrs. “an“, became hysterical and road station by the Boy Scouts of the [y extinguished this with 5 p." at
I ' , for the 30t- W“ the matter." W st rt RECEIPTS ' ' . was taken to the office 0; Drl; “in“: city. who will conduct '- -m to the mter
.’ * v ‘ qvprhnCh of a pass- Anson F. Keeler of 82 e p0 . ‘ J. Tracey. Outside of t e s cc . I 0' Hotel Mahackemo. which will ‘bo the '
. - . moko a hasty ex"- avenue. said: "I believe that it means Receipts from ticfkets 1' 82.3332: Speculathg sentiment w” 31:1“ un- was not injured. convention headquarters. Red Cm” luggaghl‘ezftxgte 0:308:16!“ was
" ' '~ ’ 7“”? ”10 “'Otk was that there will be more liquor than Receipts from re reshmen ' ' settled ‘t the ””51”“ °‘ todays "Wk Russo was arrested by Patrolman workers will be in attendance at er s p ‘
i . before The State of New York is Receipts from coat checks 110.00 market. initial transacmns her]; Cluue and 1. held in bonds of §100 for each booth. :earchlng for any possible spar-1n, but
“on of the news- now “hing down and will not help the 3 151 05 decidedly irregular. Changes as a ruin a hug-mg in the uptown city ’court on The business session of the conven- O‘C'lge:tl,3ne‘ rd 1 w 0‘
r ,. se the """""" ' ‘ rn June . e n w 01:17 e on Saturday morn-
illll the corp . Total receipts were nominal although Callie la 11 Th bo d as furnished by ti ill be 11 1d oga us see as mmmon
, ,. w, a tangible clue (Continued on Page Two) Less expenditures 1,139.26 Petroleum. which ‘was heavy yum,- Joseph Carrara. witnesses to .the ac- lng. On Sunday afternoon a. large to the store of James Donneily. 13.18
“ ~ ' . l to identity of the day- admced 1 3-8 points and Willy: cldent were Edward Lockwood. M. ceremonial Wm uke mac. at which South Mm street. when lightning
;‘ » -: ~ . rtsponslblo for the 82.011.80 Overland preferred. fell back one. Barett and L. A. Barr. time a large class of candidates will had “upped the main feed "7‘ .1
June 2nd. 1923.
“'3 have examined the books of the
street. the lightning
set the insulation afire.
in the store and had
Here the cur-
Rails were firm.
Low priced rails were again in de-
Hit with Iron Pipe at.‘
Martha Prowitt of, Murray
be obligated. Candidates will be put
Westport. and, George W. Clark of
~ , i , ehn
1 ' .. child. through on that day from all over the
7!.” body was found
.- - My feet from At- SO. Norwalk Station K. of c. charity ball account. and mend. ' California petroleum extended New Haven. were arrested for Dark- state. as all of the posts are expected rent was disconnected and this
— I. .J. '“ «NV feet from _ found them correct to the best of our its gain to mearly 2 1—2 points and ing their automobiles in the restricted to bring a certain number with them. morning electricians are making re"
.. ‘. ‘1'”.minv to the rear M rtin Bayliss of North Taylor knowledge. Houston moved up 1 1-2. Willy- Over- area in Commerce street. Both with It is expected that tho Norwnllt
" . x » , .~ ., g which occupy the . nod. to the pone. tmg FREDERICK A. Eng, land preferred cancelled its ion and be given a hearing in the Uptown C U convention will tip the largest over At the Evans Home
E . i- i ”din fl "‘9 avenue. repo while waiting for a C. O. FITCH. moved to higher ground. Davisonfi court Saturday morning. held in the Connecticut Department At the Evans home llghtnini
" “‘ g ' mm‘m“ m“ Chemical climbed 15-3. Federal by the Veterans ot Foreign Wars. struck the oorner of the house. and
' -' and Worth street!
' - alleyway is gained
' ‘iirnuch a driveway
rim Individual laun-
' ~ l rim business block
.:h but a few steps
' "mmughfare is poorl!’
train at the Sou h Norwalk railroad
station to take h m to his work at
the Stamford Pants company. he was
struck over the head with a. piece of
iron pipe.
Bayliss said that there was some
labor trouble going on at the Stern-
ford factory and that when he came
Owing to the fact that several hun-
dred tickets were distributed through
the mail to individuals and business
houses there are still some that have
not been accounted for. no doubt.
through oversight. as the parties re.
ceivlng them undoubtedly intended to
forward a check or return the tick-
Mining and Smelting common dropped
2 points on a new low. and Phillips
Petroleum yielded 1 5-8. _
When bullish demonstration on a
few individual stocks failed totally.
the rest of the list. bear traders began
seeking out weak-spots and met with
considerable success before noon.
Big Snake Exhibited in
. Washington St. Store
’A pilot black ‘snake. six feet. one
inch long. a very rare snake for this
section 'of the United States. was cap-
Department Senior Vice Commands
er Walter Colllngs of this city at the
present time is slated for the office
of department commander. During
the past year. Mr. Coiling: has done
some very fine work in his present of‘
dos and the ofiice of department com—
mander will be a fitting reward for
entered the front living room. knock-
ing plaster ed the walls. tearing tho
(Continued on Page Two)
BridgeportLad Sues .
tured in New Fairiield on Sunday af-
,ternoon by \V'ilbur F. Smith- of this
cm." ‘
This snake grows to a length of
for InJun' “es at Sea“
NORFOLK. Va... June S—W ' ‘,
high- sang." —.
‘ ‘ mil Worth street at
‘ .' ‘ 'mniiy deserted.
‘ = ll would be em for
ets. The committee has again re-
quested that thoso who have not made
returns for the tickets kindly send
the tickets or check to the Knights of
his hard work.
-Winton Rawan Is
down to the railroad station he was
met by three men who worked in the
factory before the trouble started. and.
American Hide and Leather preferred
and Central Leather preferred were
each driven down about four points to
- “mm Atlantic street
7 , l-ts-enxsnent on the
. . . , that one of them struck him with tht new low ”do“ for theyear. Under- t test. ”1d d mu: m. mu” yam can .
r _ ‘ ‘ . sneer into the alley mpg, He said that the three men Columbus Charity Bail committee. wood Typewriters dropped three much“ as “me warden Mr- Smith ' Surprised by Friends Robert Thayler of Bridgeport. Coma.
" a hwile ln 01° "N" .3 th Norwalk. Conn. in order that W. . g m, and Edward Nudge of Brooklyn. ban
.. _ m cm, of then ran. on . . points. Phillips Petrole 21-2.Woob “3.41. has seen but four 0 , 7 died “be, m“ in the muted We! .
- .1 “his m e r] lic Patrolman John Reynolds “I. sent ‘1" records may be cleared. worth 3 andfia number “I “he" 1 t° kind- 018333“- A surprbe party was held on Fri- District court for $5 000 each ‘
.- “ ""Ck °“ M 'm to the scene of the aflair. but could It was the intention of the commit. ., 14. Th. who" u... mm“ he“, Tm. we" from the mu.“ ‘ka . . .
day evening last. at the home of Mr.
and MmFredRowan.‘ 11 Elmwood
avenue. for Winton Rowan. A num-
ber of (Hands attended. and dancing
was enjoyed until a late hour. a. aya-
piece» sass » . orchestra furnishing the
music. Refreshments were-served at
11 o‘clock. and a most enjoyable time
was had by then. ’in attendance.
Among those who attended wese'the.
again!
the‘ British steamship Masasoit. Bot!
lads are in a Nortolk'hoopital. M
er is said to be suturing from m
bruises which he claims were indicted
by - officers of the Inuit. nail 5:;
lodge is a victim of blood poimnlu.““‘
resulting from infection of an injury» ’
to his hand.
Thayler and nudge left the Hana-s
unit with 11 other membeu of the ‘
ship'acrew upon its arrival here. m
“mm Without an“, tee to make the charity ball a coin-
‘ munity affair. and through the co-op-
eration of all to whom the appeal
was directed the snail- was successful
beyond all expectations. '
Three Couples to Wed
in St. Mary’s Church
(snake. in that the latter rarely grows
toun‘omlhan live (set in length. and
.thelattcr is known anther-seer or
white-throat“ black snake.-
The Pilot black snake is on exhibi-
tion inn toxin the window- of the
Fox Cycle and Hardware company on
Washington street and will be sent
to the museum in Greenwich. finally.
where it will be mounted.
durins the second hour- Cell- money
opened at 4.8-4 per cent. _ . - .
. While. the early selling had-antuno'
settlingedeet in a sentimental way the
bulls did not, abandon their exerts-to
promote a rise. Shippingaad mer-
' candies issues became stroag and u.
8. Steel rose to 97. Fisher Body im-
proved six points but Underwood
' lit
n no trace of anyone. It is thong
um the men will be picked up by
the Stamford police. The blow which
struck Bayilsl was light. but raised a
large lump on his head.
Nor-walk Couple Are
Married 68 Years
. ”Til" lent that the act was
~ U '- " "'Umne rosiding in the
‘ ‘ ""an their search ac-
.lf'ijiii.
Yale Students Stage
\\ lid Riot; Police and
Typewrlter emailed 1th 10- to live , Misses Alice Dates. Belle Kclaeh- ,.
v . - . .. , . . . , » stinger. port lobes. All of them’reMdo' ,.
l‘ lremen Are Called so. and lira Edward non-m. of is p moo: m “161 Elissa“; points-‘7 . .. _ lain. Helen Tilly. Adem‘“ I: go back to the ship. claiming they '
Franco street. haVo Just celebrated
‘ H’ '~ "“ f‘fififi Wt:— Mtg! ,ofitheir wedding.
_ ‘ ' ‘1“, 4 .. I . errill is a retired grocer, ninety-
” E‘ V‘ , mucemen w“. M ”analyses-s of age. Hrs. Merrill is a
. .. »i:ir:;ti-3:rlgfeyo:i::t:ta'.rt- little younger. Both are in compar. Helen Inoiss Barry. frank Joseph
ativoly good health. and in possession
Dallas and Susan C" ‘ ,4: an. d m '
» -hman dro " DOW ’ I
.. Wr mm :‘fiowm cg their facts. ltios. Dominick Vcato and _ ,. U ch is,
“ u"wlh“l‘ student- I“ " - ‘ I
x . lussilon of val-Ml kinds ‘
’2 n‘ will Bt'l'kel” om "a h ' W L .
.. .1 . ‘
:" ‘Ih'lut five hundred ‘11- ,1 ‘4 ":-
Gone bin-o not. Basel d
#MM.¥;§ 11,059 mbjectoglno, 11111an f
‘soseph Smith. Woman me!“- .3111. wt was run-es
nenuughiln. intramuscular. Fm): ' . 310.000 bond by the court as
Zwlcker. George Warsweu axiom We“ “‘03”!- . ..
and R“ert Rowan._ - '
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mu",,,§hmmnb’c in. n, ,
Finn. The names of-tho couples fol-l
low: Richard Dunn Enlist-an and
. ‘l'r-Hia I.
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by; n.
no
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1’u‘lhem clad him I ' A V‘ 9‘ V
' '3” Pitt in one of themed“ . a ,« a ' or
a...“ _““‘:"‘ “ver staged at Yale. I‘ll! , , . ~ _ ate , -
g». Y; '5‘! “celebration" was ’1. ' - i . ancient
rm that the freshm “2 I.
l ‘ll‘m sophomom m.
. .nnls were arrested.
'72' ..
A 7 if
It?- hard enough roi- grownups during the" hotnibnths-d
Iv“ '
‘l.r"n r-
”if? gum; was sound: soon af- h but pity the poordntant. It suffer-sail much or more thanrts
a P _ rural" ance starts er..."- ’ t i. m 9 7‘-
::I:: M‘ quickly surrounded it , “d an t tell '1“ .' 11¢ . ' of d; i;-
r-m’.‘ “01m" Ind v , To Add young mothers in the summertime case b e
«‘“fr‘i ncluddl u: weapons -1 . - , . 5 . . . ,
:fi‘;v'"'-1“r poles in”: milled one 1 m a series‘votgartseles on care snd’fieedmg of mien will
”MM wires and a lot. . ‘. #E‘O’W’. by 1», ,Sentmc' ,« l- " ’ " .
“if“ duty in the vicinity cutout
n" find sent his all. 1'.”
u A l"Isle cal was "
"IL and this seemed (0 fl
mItoroosnonts is
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