Evening sentinel, Friday, June 15, 1923 · page 1

News Service.

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[ounclillliiil Mills Says in-
mtiga‘linns Must Be Made
Into ('uscs Handled.

ll of the an"! of
; tziiilo‘nl by Mil: A.
n. utin: secretary Of
11.13 shown con-
~ city has paid out

 

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' WAGE lNCREASE-

Five Cents Per Hour Raise
“Created by the Con-
necticut Company. ‘

 

 

terminated yesterday when the com-

iicial one.

A referendum vote. taken by the
union men in the state on Thursday.
favored a motion to authorise its gen-
eral committee to sign a contract
should the company officially mile
the proposition to raise wages live in-
stead of four centaan hour. No soon—
er had the men so voted and the re-
sult been communicated to the com-
pany's officers. then the company an-
nounced it would raise its first offer

 

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

mainline?

SAfiIRDAY, JUNE 16, 1923.

Milionaires’ Sons in Race ~

11mm g.
'SCHOOiS‘PROM

Over Five 11 I ” ArcEn.
tertsined in Auditorium
e-Thc Committees.

 

 

schools. held their joint reception

Over 590 were preunt. Thejtudenll
entertainment began at I o'flock.
and was followed by dancing till 11
of k. to the strains of Welinits’s
O estra . The hall was tastefully
decorated with the colors of both
schools. ,Tho lucky number dance
was won by Jeanette and Helen
Bennett. The program the com-
mittee in charge of th aflalr. are
as follows:

14 PAGE .

PRICE Thanh

 

 

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Calls in Chief "Bartram and Then Ignores an Opinion—-

(in (lliii-iais Norwaik “NEW HAVEN, Jun. “,4”. "no , he mama“ u L.
' . n roversy t th . x.
113* ‘4"! Huge Sum. - compsny and 33:30:: 2.3332333 Franklin and muffin... n.3,, Allows Only Six of Twelve Men Recommended by

_ Mayor’s Comm'ttee—Only‘ 3,000 Feet of

 

Theshsrpenedpruningshearsoftbsnoerdefmalk
Tapfionworkedoverélimelsstnightatameetingefthtbesrd-hafl
stiheOityEsllforthefurtheroonsldenfionoftbepsopossd‘sfi
budgets for 19234924. m budget of the rut «puma-tin-
slashed from $108,146.52 to $71,005. 34. The slash abduct-do
proposed term ladder; eliminates 2,009 of the 5.000 morn.
requested;elhnhiatesoneofthetwohosedf!in¢towers. mm

1 .rn toward the up- Th ent rtalmn t ‘
. , . of four cents to live. The men‘s com~ e e on. ' WM ‘13 m for ‘ mom 15mm 1381110. M allowed 8“ m m“
:r ‘ .‘ 1w." 3 iii). “12mm" mittee immediately accepted imd the. Piano 8010 — Fifth Nocturne” of ’ veroq e ‘

is. , ‘ "m: “ ‘Pnb‘ e ‘3‘?" matter is closed. Irene Buckley. men thetwel “and, , ~

‘ 1.2-» icon on: y .

. 1: tho prisons aided.

There was a feeling of relief yes~
terday when the Connecticut company

Itecitaticfn~"l~‘amlly Plate" Esther
Feinsod.

 

In the health department budget.

. 7 ‘ , the board eliminated an item
1- . rl- .iirclnsed in!” night officially confirmed its DYOViOUI un‘ Dance—urn. Dragon my" Bea- for In” of “film to 3‘2...”
w" uncouth appeared be- Official action. mac “made; ’ . anuk for rye 0d ”060‘
W . . . : intimate and Tax- The official statement issued by the Violin Solo—"Spanish Dance" . m ed on ”We? and

mm: hold in the city
its-m in the Char-

ri!‘

company yesterday afternoon reads as;
follows:

Walter Hohn.
Danee—"Zanetts". Chaim. Dorothy

from not to $300. The budget affine
charity depot-fluent was cut frui-
344,200 to 840.700. The next Marl.

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I" . . _. “,th requesting "The committee representing the Skelly. meeting '1“ be held next Th .
L M [Mr a “'an social men m“ J' K' Pundertmd' vice-presi- Piano Solo—“Silver Stars" Lena night. at which time the proposed
‘_ m , y . . “n as "s‘lpeflnmnd_ dent and general manager. this after- Robinson. ‘11! rate hearing will be fixed. The

w" and who will take
. riiurzr: of the charity
inn city. Miss “fender-
\' i‘\pl£‘iin0(i that the
t it! shown that the
.- HIP (‘harity Depart-
. in be blamed for the
v‘ a department. describ-
1, '< M overworked and
-r time or facilities for
wzi, investigations. The
H ‘ ' tnrmdes an item cov-
v.- ’sry of this clerk who
. tier the superintendent

noon and stated that. b'; a majority
vote. the men had authorized the
committee to sign up a wage scale for
a. year provided the company would
grant a five-cent an hour increase. _

"Mr. Punderford stated that for a:
long term of years the company had
always made its final proposition in
“its original offer. but as the commit-
tee now had power to sign an
agreement and to close the matter
without further discuqlon. and in the
hope that the company's action in
granting the additional cent .per hour
would be appreciated and encourage

When. Yale meets Harvard in their annual
millionaires' sons will be on the rival crews. J. S. Rockefeller (center) will

 

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races this month four

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boat.

pull on our on the Yale Varsity crew;°Hen17 s. Morgan (upper right) and
l“. Flake (lower center) will be members of the Harvard Junior crew. and

J. H. Whitney (upper left) will bqin the Yale Freshman boat.

 

ROYAL JAMES? WASli’T GAY

Lucky Number Dance.

Announcer—Albert Pritehard.

Committee in charge: Mines
Ratchford and Mather.

Following was the Reception and
Dance committees:

Special Committee: Teachers.'hlrs.
McGee. Miss. Dunn. Miss Mather.

Esther Brown. Loretta Finnegan.
Alice Cole. Gertrude VanXirk. Anna
Bowker. Lucile Hartford, Ruth Kara.-

Jack Kenehc.‘ John Anderson.
Helen Grlwaldl. Fred Bissell.

Decorating Committee:

i Purchase of Dunneback In-

.Arthur Wheeler Explains and meeting will be held on June I
‘ nealtn Department nudges *
The first budget to be considered
was that of the health department.
Dr. Robert E. Perdue. health linear.
appeared in support of the budget.
The only important discussion about
this budget came when it was (amid
that the salary of 3600 for a milk the
specter who not included in the bud

get. .'
Dr. Perdue said that the item had
been eliminated by the board of health
because the milk inspector had been
ordered to report to the common

terest in Norwalk Mfg. Go.

«It. developed further today tbati
Arthur C. Wheeler. in purchasing
the interest of Charles E. Dunneback
in the Norwak Manufacturing Clin-
pany at 214 East Avenue was acting
for a party of New York financiers.

Mr. W'heelar stated to a. Sentinel
reporter this morning that Hollis F.
Sear-lea of New York city, 'who is

 

the men to better efforts on behalf of - Mr. WWI. Mr. Kane Esther
_ _ . . ' resident of t coun tin-toad board koala.
- . M ,nmeunuon of the public and the company. it. would - . . Brown. Irene Buckley. Loretta Fin- gompany andmrls‘ltmogangr‘ng: Drfiyerdue ezffied ho'ztver that
i M the Charity Depart- “1"“ ‘1" “crew ”q“°"°d- , 3°81“. ““3 Mace. 5““ C°kv A" of New York city would 1,. interest a milk inspector was heeded. a'ving
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thur' Brothel-ton. Gertrude VanKh-k.

 

' , ed “h Mr. hm “a himself milk supply. Dr. Perdue declared that
‘ . ,. in. Mills, a. member , Sadie ’Shilepsky. Anna BowkerKHar- in the boomed Be {mtg}. stated he had asked for flguresastothosntai
,. - ms committee when he . , 0“ keen. Dorothy Skelly. 3°13” that Mr. Dunneback would rennin amount 0: milk consumedin New
,1. ,. hum...“ arm," or ‘ _ , ‘ _. O'Keefe. Henry Bugrav. Clixord a treasurer and general mm... to complete his state report snd'waa
-‘ ‘ ”L W'” “a conducted . .' magention Committee ' Mr. Wheeler said that the concern unable tottobtgln that?“ Mr
" l 'i t‘, way. . s o ‘ 2 L m . In 1 t .d i Eu‘un“ er 8 p“ eating. ‘1‘
~ mes with nropcrhin- OF S “Wine, Women and Song,” Was His Idea of Doing a Big Tatum W'- W‘W» “"9 equipil’iiautntz‘theoplan: “:3: 33:3 gillxngm ““0“: did #1“ “WV!
”3 granted would ave ‘ e o “ ,, - ‘ Gardner. * » - e controlo titanium"
m, m Mm,” “N. Business and Getting .Zee Money, bidgfiokl Man 3...... 3.0“, mum. Spicer, “mm” “mm” m WWW"- tor from, the board of health.'but had
- . n mum trend over me Coroner Finds Mrs. Sheehy agement Closed Russuin Pawhon aniline Great War Growers W» ,a. . é' ' I‘m“? "3“ m mum" rm
um ~~ - luixinl the expenditure - Count IS With U N m '-“ Marion Wears. Herbert Keogh. ‘ . . - . -.. 'mflny 1nd received- tho-ill: .
. m... n... .h. 0...“... Was Not Victim of In- , _ 8 0 My ' 7 and; Bernstein. Winifred Hopkins. s - . _ .. ' inspee‘m’! salary 013600 in 7, ‘
i ' m I m "'°"“T".’.?.°‘§‘.S human Treatment. u * n “a" 0 an “E ‘ ' $355.3“mk. anti... nus. ' 'v - mmgatm-umm 23”” “6‘.“ "f '
.3, t c i tofchari mgfim rs‘ ‘ ‘ - . 2 '~ _ "' ., ' -. ’ .4
.3. - ”m mm nmnocronr. June 18.—Accord-, Wins.“ mm, 0 3d Itchy. wk“? Mfi'cmm‘” " ' - " 1‘3“” ”’1‘ I Q ”mu“ 25mm“ K final
'1 to this. John H. Coates. ing’lo up W of Coroner John 1; W3 .. ' Te‘Che": Mr. Kane. )fr. Williams. ' ‘ 3 . ‘ co e W

n' the Board of Ultimate.
‘1‘ " it a certain pcrron had
on the telephone and said

i-helan of this city. the authorities of
Hollebrook sanitoriuix. Wesiport.
“eve not in any way responsible for

 

,. "scarring. the wine.” echoed back the Royal a... bin.
. “Soft pedal-i What do you mean 7" demanded the am

 

Hr. Median-y. -
Walton nope. Robert. Blake.
ford Craw.’ Clara Young; Alice Cole.

and

Midnkht Promenaders Run1 pa

per.’ The' printing department “I

 

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. - . mm. in Narnmnhe Home u». seath‘the‘re ghwusk nag heart-'11; count. as as adjusted his monacle to its right angle and adjusted his 10-0911 8PM, 8:31. “9m“ 3”” wBulletsWhisfle Over fizzledudgeutlsgg' .33.”; cfgkpmd‘ ’9‘

v' " ~r~-il able to pay the ex- (‘1 1-3.. a one ‘ 8‘9 .V a r W 0 0 ' - ’ uric. Landau, mu Harlem, _. .

, th'olr’ upkeep or hard ““3" F "'“u‘m‘ smch” °t 13” (”mum u" ’3 my m. Hazel _Mlller. WaltenBohn. 7 Boardwalk. {uni}: out dwoafigfig: m

.4 . ., mum illttby- _ But the Royal James inn manase- Ticket committee: ' V priadtiomn o: ’4‘: :0“). The ”no“ :9” a“:

i' ‘ “fenderoth was iiit‘l’l ‘n‘ro- The COTDBEP hell an grungy: 3e3- ment merely turned away. The 001"“ ‘ Team": Hi". Wiiiilm‘. Mr. MIC- ATI QD'TIC CITY. N. ‘1‘. June 1‘. meat budget. of ‘30. ”5.01

A .- ., n... honrd 1w hiwytll' Calvin - tsztlay mar-ring lnm int» death at tin pondered for a moment and as be- Wall Street TOda Murry. Mr. mm _ i—A mun“: fight m which several adopted as it stood one 'mem III“.
.0“. Mi“ “'rntinrnt‘i nxplaincd institution at. WhiCll Dr. David Ric-comes a titled gentleman. fumed and Robert Blake. John 0.3”“. Ray- hundred shots were fired occurrred marking .- r. the use other _>
m. “mi mm” b ml - .i‘I'vtiZRiPd Fat-land. who conducts the sanltorium. fussed a bit. then. calling together his > mond Smith. Clifford C1,“... KW - - W11!» duel.-

(‘mritv Depart-
..r “gm Weeks.

'» records of the
nv" over a pr'riwi

and four other who-arcs were extru-
ii‘IPd.

caravan of.

artists. chef and head
waiter. folded up his tent and like, the

 

Conflicting _ price movements took
place at the opening of today's stock

Beers. Ralph Caruso. Fred Biesell.

Donald Buckhola. Harold Keefe. El-

early today between rum runners

slon. We can't change Rand. 18
and government boats. Many bul— '

law anyway." ,
The consideration of the are depart-

. . .i... r kcc In "There was nothing rcvtalod by the proverbial Arab silently moved out of . lets whistled over the board walk.
fP}nI::‘:i-.ltqh:hinxiltxtzn that “shit: autopsy held in Derby lCi-I Monday iv the Royal James. No wine. nowomen, ”'1‘“ b‘“ 9“ “13“! price tendency mer Reynold!- Edward Taylor. Leo shortly before midnight two gov- meat budget came next. With”
. ‘;,‘.f.;..i.,,,‘ "A prvi'm)" asking for coroner Eli Mix 0: :.'-w Havan, lo no ung? Then no Count Zichy! Bah! ‘PV‘N‘I ‘0 b0 upward. U. :5. Steel. lskenderian. flame.“ boats from Barneggt‘ DIL- much argument. the board allowed,“ ‘

i ‘ ."it he as poor as "Job's Turk-
- v» virmltnstnnvnq might change

' "in person aivlml could make

'. i'l the city. Mists \Venderoth

l ~ was unable in find a list of
' i ~~nts confined to insane asy—

o urrnnt further probing, but the cam-
l.ad been given w ‘li>s.’cad pub'ic‘tty.
ul‘ld l tho light it 01‘)! fair that the

solved of blame in connection with the
woman’s death." said Coroner Phelan.

Thus unis was written to the guy
sian Pavilion and all that remains of
it now is the electric sign outside and
anitorium officials be absolutely ab- , the exotic daublngs of the count's 1.31-
low countrymen upon the walls of the
dining room.

8aldwln. audebaker. New Yorl: Cen-
tral and Union: Pacific all onened
fractionaliy higher. Hupp Motor-
dropped 5-‘830 a now let for the year
and been!“ agaln cropped out in
some grille low priced oils.

Serving Committee: .

Teachers: Miss Dusn. Miss Kirby.
Mrs. Flanagan. Miss Nlian and bliss
Mather.

Harriet
Hanel Hahoney. John O'Keefe. Anna

Smith. Dick Raymond.

of the twelve new paid men re-
quested. slashing the salary item an"
338.527 to $28,391.14. The lied of
81,108 for uniforms and caps was all
to $800. -

The next matter considered was the

trolling the inlet waters. sighted sev-
eral runners. about zoo feet from
shore. attempting to make a land-
ing. h'i‘e government cra't. calling
on the smugglers to stop. attempted
to surround them.

‘frla movement anti d i T yon Elmer Reynolds Viola choice of a pamper or aerial ladder.

u d ritten to institu- According ‘0 Coroner Phu‘m' h” Count Zichy has had more or less of c ““9 lrregu~ ro °' - ' , The runners escaped in the fog
J .- ‘V‘ “31°“ if H: inquest revealed that the woman hgd . turbulent career since his spectacu-NI" lugthe earl ytrading with most or Hutchinson. Francis Llnlhan. Joae~ at” putting on. full speed. sweeping The board desired to know which of
and a mmpinte list from the been an extremely “Olen: lvfltuem- tar leap into the limelight ,t few flan the oils up fuctionully. Inrillard phlne “twang.“ 31mm , 1:182“. in” .0 cl oee to u” shore that me, al- Elie insoluble; the demngentleaders
.,.. the insane." in fact. one of the most v 0 en cared Eth l De are t. a sumped 5‘ 1-4 points and Adams .8:— Ethel Knapp. II or Cram e. on . then esired an ceded out [-73,
mum“ “firm: list show- for at the Westport sanltorium. The no. “he“ m” ° m 5 3”“ “’“chm‘ ”mm“ ”a would the serial ladder walk

nn " . Wendernih.
ru were 3'3 Norwalk cases
The majority of

 

records at the institution show that
the woman died of exhaustion. ro-

New York debutante sloped with him
two days before the date set for her

press and Dupont one each.
The failure of‘Knauth. Machod and

Luwlor, Edward Taylor. Fred Bern-
ard. Raymond Purd‘y.

dashing in single file out to sea.

first recommended it the
Both .gides exchanged shots freely. y m

committee to investigate the needs of

"”‘m‘m- marriage to a wealthy New Jersey Kuhne and the firm‘s suspension was Robert Short. Earl Wicke. Walton . l l _ ‘
W. mflum h“. ,bcen tnl‘tlen’sxltlngdf‘rcimta‘?te '12:;iitnrgizg $2? broker. ,snnounced shortly after the opening Howe, Henry Hopkins. Andrew "goth-e: fish-id coulizm 2m: mzegcpartmet nontoxic“? magic:
. H , . h terteverco ep' . , _ . . _ :-
" “" ”mm“ M y 0 formed the “to”, an the ham A, until then he was unheard of. but An involumm petition in mg. cube... Fred Dcyeenroth. ma In!“ A {mew “:1. um. um hm. tha

investigation proved."

\‘mnilvroth. at this stage
. ‘. . .1 its! of cases which con-
‘ rhrlwmi that the city but!
a: mnnoy out for the 5110'

pt» who should have teen

~\ of by relatives or by oth-

i i-zu-sticntlon shows the need
" - ' «.1 a... 2m worker: said bliss
' ‘5, ‘tn «in charge )l the
"'llil'lnlOHI and to keep the
“ 1h- y should be kept.’
‘1: the close of the hearing.
: Ht Estimate and Toast-or.
:llllli‘OVIiQ-d the item of
' t‘nr thn superintendent of

far as the coroner could learn. the
woman was given the best possible
care under the circumstances.

The woman was of large build and
strong and inclined to fleshiness. the
autopsy records show. According to
the testimony of nurses who cared
for her at the sanltorlum. she was
able to throw them about. and had to
be restrained at all times. even when
being fed. Records at the sanitorium
showed that the woman bore bruises
and marks upon her body when ad-
mitted there. and indicted others up-
on herself by throwing herself about.

 

Helen Larkin Weds L

since. we have heard much of him.
After'thelr elopment.‘
givencss'was not
later when it did. no check came with
it. But what is money to a noble-
man? Andso the count with a "love-
in-a-cottage"
bride in an expensive apartment on
Park aveme.

 

parental for-
forthc0ming and,

indomo installed his

Soon. however. the newly edded

couple found themselves tin
embarrassed. :But you couldn't expect
a knighted sire to stoop to menial la-
bor._could you? Seeeking to gapitalize
the publicity which had been given to
them. they became professional danc-
ers in'a New York hotel. '

ciaily

ruptcy was filed in Federaltcourt and
M. S. Bot-land was appointed receiv-
er under $50,000 bond.

The petition estimates liabilities at
311.000.000. with assets in securfties
of about the same amount.

 

CRASH ox P081.“ ROAD

In passing a stalled milk truck
earl ythis orning. on the Post road.
near Sterile a garage. an automobile
truck owne by Oates brothers of
Shelton and a Cadillac touring cat
crashed together. No one was lniured
but both machines were badly dd
882d and the touring on? was taken 0

 

Hamilton. Milton Siauson. Jack Mc-
Carthy. Barry Bees-e. Edmund Shea.
'John Yost. Franck Kimmy”. Irving
W'oundy.

Motorcyclist Hit y
'Auto on So. ain St.

Benjamin Ilepofsky of Raymond
street. while driving his automobile
down South Main street"- early last
evening; ran into armotorcycloiowned
and ridden by Alennder’Donpieri‘of,
957 Ann street. North Bergen. - New
Jersey.

 

 

PBack'inSupetlor' " Court

Gv‘ham. exocutorand trust’ ee against

the meeting and refuse to vote tori!!!
apparatus and. then have a fire in a
year or so witlrloss of life own-lined
by lack of proper apparatus.

John 3. Celtic: spoke in favor «the
pumper saying that he city '1‘.”
enough for two pnmpers. Henry J.
Hipoon declared that the pamper ”was
moat needed. explaining that the. inset-
pipes ln the third district were stout-
roded that without a pamper no
,sure could be obtained. Winn-ll;
nominee. objected to the planner,
saying that the fire insurance co.-
panies wouldtnot cut the tire insur-
ance new rate even if the new up?
pars-tun was obtained. - ~ ~ '

lets began to fly, the boardwalk.
usually crowded with midnight

prémenaders was deserted. No one

”unw—
Gotham Will CaseIs _A -

The decision of the 8 promo Court
of.Errors Made]! downtoday in flew
Haven-1n the action of‘ Nelson B.

 

Emma J. Gerham. ct als.. adviserthe
Superior court to adjudicate the ones-
tlons raised concerning the will of the

 

 

Th1: itt‘m of innintvnnnco From New York they went to At,‘ ‘ local garage. Donpieri's' motorcycle m shoved > ,»
1 I,“ i V ”Hake Hum:- WM. cut from Ed 3rd E. RhiBehal't ' lantic C“, and nothing was_heard 0‘ onto the sidewalk and_.hit Henry'Gnib late: John Gorbam- t°f ”filwenghe (Continued on Page 4) .5;
v . mono. uni an item of W ‘ them again until the 00mm Fm“ Mrs. James M. hwi of Melbourne 01 WW overhaul": mount-m deck-Nu evidently urns are 5;;

Home rcpt. to was cut [rum
. H.500. The .otal amount of
Now as approvrl is $4C..'m.

Newil'ork Society Girl
to Be Movie Producer

~1.“ ‘r'HRK, June 16.--80¢iet¥ II
to surrender to the now

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._.__._... ,
City Clerk Stephen Dokus united
Miss Helen R. Karkin of this‘ city and
Edward E. Rhinehard of New York
city in marriage at the City hall this
ornin . .
mm.- erin is the daughter of Mrs.
Rose Larkin and is well known among
the younger set. Alla B. Lax-kin. Roi»,
on E. nrkin and flies Larkin'a moth-

corporation broadcasted by way of
their press agents. an 8. O. s. for new

faces. The count and his wife were one
of the first to take thiofllm test. They

broke into print again; but~not into

the movies. ’

nan the count made his debut in

Nomlk—to mums the management
of the entertainment at the ‘Boyal
James'inn. Scarcdy «had he been en-

road left today fir stat-on. Georgia.
where she will Join Dr. Body. who
has been spending: some time there
and will return home with him ncxt
week. '

 

 

Like the Pictures?

to‘ the circus at tho Baxter grounds.
knocking him to the ,pdveme'nt and
slightly injuxnng him. He was treated
by Dr. sum . _

Lepofslty said. he did not soothe
motorcycle until he struck it. as there
was another car in his line of vision.
William Gene of Woodsido avenue
was a witness‘to the accident. die
stated ‘at‘ police headquarters that

' estate avlued at more than $100,900.

matter bookie ther‘Supas-lor court for.
Judgment. ‘ ’

Gerham. who. ~ before his death.
was'well-knpwn in Norwalk. left an

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DiesatHisHonre

'GREEN’S FARMS. Joe ‘3... -4
Charles Smith- Ferris dled after a “It
illness at his home in Greens m
Wednesday. He was well known and
.well liked by his many friend-ri-

 

Tho estate was willed to several rota.
lives. created trusts. funds. etc. Cer-
tain clauses in the will could not 'be
construed by theexecutor.r-Nelsoa B.
Gotham; nephow'of the deceased. who

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- t‘llARITY HEAD vmy chanced its unofficial offer of ma "prom" last evening in the s
\EF‘D ___._______ five cents an hour increase to an of- Norwaik idigh School Allditorlum Hoseto BeBmght.

in. l

or were the witnesses of the ceremony.

gaged when he brought up two of-rhls
The couple left on a honeymoon trip

Fairfleld and neighboring tom In.
fellow countrymen to‘do over the‘din-

asked that the court interpret these leaves to me m. i . I

f m youngest. mtl’ofl‘s if! u" both vehicles were traveling at asiow

WatcLTgiisSpace'

 

M: Mrs. James V. Convent this morning. When they return that leg room. These artists. MOWJD rates! ‘ . ' 7' , faint of‘ztfeonestate. Onionfnt‘hle heirs. m: E: rm“ Fe ' one ’7'.
"r“ ‘1 daughter °' Harry Ha!“ will make their homein this‘clwr ‘ tile count. were but recent nrfivals z The Evening Sentinel has 9., Mill 1:! Nash. h” II I i tor. Kabel. wife of Earl F. to“

four grandchildren. two sisters. flea.

Westmrt-Ggrbage, . a... r a. 'm m ”.13; 199mg one oftho “3‘ Hill of Norwalk.

= Problcm Sex-1m.dcrcndnnu.-c.rric bin-hast. “hm-an

" z ‘ only child an heir-at-htw. The cone

is a complicated one and has dressed
in the courts for several months.

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