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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 11, 1923 · page 1

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00 Kid—lilies Clamor CASKET..§§_'§G’. CARRIED mm or ‘HARDmG’S‘fH’QllE . Many Others M.
or Tickets to Outing ,_ . ,. ,. ,. . _ _ . _ . Loss zit Serv1c
of Senillllel at Rofon Fire Bells .

Crowds Pack Rialto Theatre, North Main S n ' 1
pm; \‘nrwalk Children Show Delight Over Free ley Temple, Churches, Synagogue, Other
,p- Mlmc Can't Believe 1 [ts True—Assured of Big Hear Speeches and _Say Prayer for l a
W .\ll.&'. 20 With Pleni ty of Ice Cream, Good Chief Executive—The Speeches. .

Lunch and Free Trolley Ride.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

r: 11 ! Norwalk kiddies , nearly 200 strong, were lined
.; '3» 5. "Intel oiiice this mornil rig bright and early to find out
w ;; free picnic which the Sentinel is giving for deserving
m :7, r0 operatoin with Man nger Neville Bayley of Boton
1.: :‘r. park Monday, August 1 30. .

With the other citizens of this great Republic, the
.30er yesterday with bowed heads and grieving ., >- 4
a great many instances with their eyes stained with '-
their last tribute to their leader, Warren dealiel 2 -h
rious services conducted about ,the city.
At noon yesterday business in' the city came to a
Not a factory or a store door could be found open at -’ -
which was the burial hour of the late President. What"
evidence could the residents of our city give to show

deeply depressed by the loss of one of the greatest
this nation has ever had.

 

' ".‘l Ely avenue was

1» ’ a iir‘kot and she
suspiciously and l ‘
2v l‘th much her

.m in pay for it.

w r \nungsters could
.. .lzn that everything .
frm- They were de-

'lxupt‘f‘t of an outlng
one heckled-flee , .

. knutv "how much N0 {thy’eswr‘n Foarmers Be

m have?" To con~ s‘leglng ( .oolldge for

‘ H is free. that they w. '
m. p..k, m... . Congres clonal Aid.

 

an‘l Joy to _. .-

. “ At the Rialto Theatre
_ in: 365 days in the year. _ "
and enjoy themselves. Ind;

during these times the

out with the laughter of - i
0 B attending the shows, val ‘
yesterday afternoon into "

pressive scene 0! mom
was never seen there before."
Postmaster Resigns as 5"" ‘ mm" ‘m “u“ - "

, eral Russell Frost dc - '2.
Wt‘r 0f Voters— eulogy of the late President. .

' a silent tribute to the ”2
Carrier Takes Job. who had paw, to the , ,

' yond.

Postmaster C. Irving Byington to- A t

day announced that he had resigned at 3100 23:21:: tatfign‘flan “- “
.‘ . . c . ' > ’ 3‘ registrar 0‘ "0‘9" ’0" the “fin o'clock to attend the service ’. ~‘
§ .. 33 ‘ _ . . . -, , . - i. ‘ new . , x 15:" Ditctrict. The resignation takes ef-

 

Inf; :E‘f“m1::y“;;_ w.ismNon 1. Aug. ll.-——Prcsi-
difficult task. They dent Coolidgc'a return to his ex-
(Wh a thing. ecuii ‘re offices today was acct.\:-
panired by a. rem Will of pressure up-
on h'.' 'n fro nn 0 xtra session of Con-
gress. Several 'of those who want

an en in season already have placed

iv: g:li'nfnto tgilhsifiz their views befl re the president and

And Wm the "m- those who om nose the idea also-
“... without paying any have been hcnn i.

The necessity of quickly enacting
legislation to h win the farmers in
tho markcii y if their crops and lo

 

-~ . rrv nrmlly convinced
no run-h in it, one
-.nl rhlrpmi up. "Say.

 

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. .7 . Frank C. Godfrey Post as the” ‘
. . _ . _ -. .- 3 ; . , .. f 4 -. , feet immediatei and was the direct ‘
I'm ride on n; m“? settle thr- c'f‘ ’ question has been - . . .. r‘ " L b... ' :- .v z _ 1.... - h 1h 1 13¢ it result of Mr. Byyington's appointment ic?hfifé?d stood with -»

. free rm» on i e. iro.- ed. Thom ad "so to the W... . , . ' ’ f;- m W er several ours in r, to the post-oflice. m be ‘ ,'
”faking. “a? :0 :‘afiv’: :«tfievo nothin3 ' ca‘n be gained by an on arrival yesterday m Man)“, [”110 th ca“. ket ”11- George T. Harding 0 e, as e mem rs of g

0on T. nn. 1:0 . no-

Under the city charter. Deputy ‘1“, the colors of 11:6
. 4. t s i r um time. . . - ' r . Pho rushed here by Ph 3' 9. in mourning more”
" r‘ °";‘"‘f{’;’;q{ 21:32: "liftoff .313 foolidge wont to Ma- taininq the last remains of Warren Gamahel Harding. ‘35 carried to the cemete y to: . “mm" ‘1‘“ W” "°°°"‘
f'.'\ ‘ i‘ ll - g .

 

:- . registrar of voters In Mr. Byingima‘r steps of the CW

. . _ ~ , . . ' ' . . them»! m b “a ‘ “...

,mum, Farmer La . lane (1 carr casket up the s M 4t g g e us. As the ..

want 2». will see that rion. 5933‘" ’ - - the ruiero .ChOWS “at ymg . ., ,, held yenerday. sew applications to and . e

Mn” 01’ m" to tulle ”we fig-gees::Jmh2;?:eat¢czz‘3ezlgl was SIOWIY carried Into the home Of his fa r, .9 L4 ~ p ' . A. - " . . i “ L ‘ ’ “ be made voters were melted. . the the bolts 0 l
m- the kiddies o! Nor- m“ °" ‘1" m m' d" Representative

to to". the manner-ac:
mien stood at a.“

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,1 ”W, H". picnic but John M. Nd 90.1. Republican. 0.

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color guard drew up to
wwn-upl are I: deeply wuwn'm' *4 memb" 0' {be "M F A DSGGm . . “RE SHOT AT BIG REM AT Sign”; w“ silent .
. H“. ”on,“ Press. why“ greasivo bloc: said a call would dol . . . . :1 Gun
mm It today. mm that no wood. (le :rr members have ex- Following the adore-g
l r {roe the scores or prGS‘cd Eimlvu .r divergent “10‘"- ‘ , - - WESTPO CIA EmeSt K‘ Coulter,"neigh
. vvrv boy and girl llepresentat ive Young. Republican. boomed out a. 21 .
. .. tickets are now nt North Dakota! x, called on the prcsi‘ .
mm- and llr‘srllte thr- dent. Thurs'ir w. and told him that -————-

. . In the evening ano
_ g._ . _ ering attended memo '
m numlwr have "1— action Wu! h (01‘er immfdla‘fly "‘1 u ' ’ ‘v l- SaugatuCk “Ian sends HIS The Westport Country Club 8re_ the Berkeley street T ‘
. . out chore are 5““ his territorv, to save a very serious Highland AVE. Mans a Wife’s Father to Nor. “SI“??? 11.nuzt :S‘c‘labc‘ggunxd: St. John's lodge, F. and A.
situation. i“: :rlners. he said. were in let Stolen at chkory t 0~ 0118 0 ~
’ I

lagain with bowed head: ,
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' - . George Mitchell produced the revue.
I" mm were given a desperate pug,“ wm‘ $11.3“ Iwillie Bluff. \l alk Hospital.
vrning nrv: Helen int: below ill 9 cost of PTO “9 ”n-

 

 

 

. age to the memory of W -
s, The lyrics Zege‘lfimcbgy'jg‘gogé lng. who was a great ' . _

P said til it part of the cnuntry '——- . \\‘1’-‘=TPOI‘T Au" M.——l’?earirlg Harmon an is}! H rsh is man- man u we“ as a. t
"'"“""" 'Fm‘ a" “’0 led in the coal 1*. A. Dog-gm of Highland m‘enuc‘. 1‘ . . ‘ ' b ”hm the police TomPNM- L0“ - e d crowd listened with .
.nmL 40.3911 ”was. was greatly ln‘eres advertising manager 0‘ ”‘0 N‘“ that {m “ C"\l'l‘ldzo en: c"illgaiuck shot nger 0‘ the show. Graham C' Woo .. 9—79! t0 the 6111087 0! the
l'l.l Steinherg. Selma logialation. ‘ ' q C ain corpor— York Central nanro‘d' was the ”C- _ say. Iatsy .‘ uz .' ‘ liut Masai-1' ruff is treasurer. The program. delivered in a fine - ,
June-n. llllly Jones. Revival-n! the l - .. r d one tim of ”News “and”: whm bath- his myher-m-la“. ba ‘3 are ‘ ht R which will be 9:99“th “5““ t°‘ Edwin s. Thomas of tho
“n lngrnm. Joseph “ion w” favored. Tl; N“ I ll ling at Hickory Bluff. Mr. Doggmt . lio. lillls Point road. in t e rs 5 night. follows:
”pol...“ nodolph of the rdme lies PO” °' ’

 

b. m .m, a mm. of N... a: the lam’r‘s home 135‘ nigh" Boys will beGir'ls (and vice versa.) Stu" maria cmm' ‘ 7“
. l Kovnrs. Louis Numerous pi‘tltlonl had tone to wl-ntio the .u v» I .

~ . _ Services were also hold it
lliassuuo was “NW-“9d “Abe-No" The glrn- Lauriston Lake. Ray ._
Yo k friends. while they were, ill 1‘ , . - i ditton ' Trinity Church, am 1‘
“1...,1. James For— a", ”9.1.1,; .n from the “2:23;? “drumming ”flew: entered m3 mm A“ Heads BOW Reverently at the Words of Preache “all. hospital “here in: con
4' wit-r, Eddie Stem. Mr. Young‘:lhid. urging C0“ _

 

 

Sherwood. Paul Bray. Archer Wln- Ch h R '
' .. Nuuo urc . owayton Bantu ». _
house and took his mu folder which “God Shall Wipe Away All Tears”—Blessmg has said 't‘zt :03; :3“: beneved aton. George Mitchell. a. and Christ Church in. ,
_. :l whltn‘vn Fans; .1 action contained. among other things about For People Asked—Hymns Loved by ‘j-Snbefrlll‘llint'eln the woods nearby; H‘f;§:‘"°n. flfihal‘mpbe“ no" \‘l-here lzllholtd thz‘fhwm d
“m" m n" "2’ "—" M , nd a, blank check signed by Mrs- . _ i‘ Wok lace“ pouce man. - Son" e ‘ nun ,
7‘» 3.3.... the PresidentSuns—Benedm- 3-2:? 5:333:35; . m ..§°”.:'.‘..“n'?.::‘:.:?° ‘3‘“ m“ .. "mam 891mm
T payment on the Cheek. He told ‘ tion by Old Friend :The men were arguing. it is alleged. ° ' Isl-cal. First Church o! a.
""17““ Ilusek. Hel- n 1 Manager George Schlichting of the »
“'nrgo. William

and Mausuilo walked into another list. and the Salvattoa Am... -

" -~“'-/ 'bath hon-988 ”lat he didn" ({“etabou: . 1 ' . room in his home, returning :llth a 30:33: Perkins conducted tho,
ll.;\'0'l. Goldie ll'it- ‘ HlTS POLE the money but he would l RC 0 R9 MARION o A“ 11—1110th .imP O in ‘he extreme, m shotgun. standing the gun on‘- ,
I - I l ‘r ’. " ' ‘ . - - . . he n o > 1 Race, creed and Mg,
.- :‘ '-..;‘::’.".°“:~:.§l‘l. A" I :2::.“‘:..‘:‘.‘.'. .2113..“22.‘::o.".11f obedience to the expressed wish" 0,; the sn°f~=te°fgfmd°z$§ 22.23533;thwavelength . n... m"... ... .n- '3'"
,.ann l“Newman. NEW on mm. Aug. ll.—Four may cause confusion it carhed by a, funeral serélces here yesterday for arren Gamalle lag G A R MAN DIE
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m s . . with Nuzzo, who sat opposit; him.m 2:332: $12”; “‘2‘“. to u r
‘ ”m“ ME . ' ””0“ “9‘ V "'1“""‘ ”e ”mum" ”cal me'Ch‘ml- solemmy beautful and impressive. » When Manama mm m ‘ e
in m- th)‘. 119'."

fatally and a touring car was

 

In a vine covered vault in the cemetery, set like a green jewel again for something. Nuzzo Jumped

 

a: the Ribr . .
- - - L i d th un. Placing it The services at the Rita.
mu... Elisabeth n- wrecked y.) m. it crashed intora tel Elks’ Ruler Lands among white headstoneayvnthm a stone's throw of the graves of :nzjn‘; 2;: sheclu‘lder he waited tor N u; 10“ “other cm, w... yet- with the singing ore-11..
.-..n. Stella vLends. mph one at wnkemflnfl 50:22; . .' f H d- 0‘ his mother all his sister, he WI! laid. . hi rather-ln-law to return. \Vhen mgllasnt night when Charles Hour! gled Wet" by u" .
., \.r.'rn‘l‘x;nm.hewton. ”811.3“. ’1 :dgnrx:;8tnm or Ambition 0 31' Inc Only the booming of the Presidentisl salute ‘of 21 guns m the he did, Nuzzo opened an. The Chorus and m. Choral
l' , I .t m . u

a. zabe h u d n t 6 Castle. a private 0: the 17th Regi- .
m st aerl u y . v I i» t harge struck Mausutio in the right t I . 55t der t

.nlh-i 1~nrlov, vellle to 3 - es of rin dale, the CHICAGO. August 11 (Associated (luggage. ('nflyjhe great crowtd that moved b0“ flit W R | m" 1 1 to t e r. e

V‘Mfl'k H“ t 0 -P 5‘ "‘J re ' 1' i e Press.)—A peollle with a better un’ marked this funeral as dlfleren from thd many others he. he hnn g in; h n h {loo m at. Connecticu 111th h un he direction of

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. Morrison. 0 .
Company. Second Battalion. ‘etefl-n . , ,
. p , . : . In the house at the time besides . d away at his This was followed 1, . .
mros. mu Asn"" mantel-‘1‘ hospital under arrest on demanding was the wish of the golf attended 111th): same III-m city OR“. dam” the men, W88 "“3”" w“" Who ran R 1. 5:311:31! street. )(r. Castle of the President d-' . . '
,. m llrnn)’ lionel- cs 0 r reckless driving and 6”“ heart and mind of President Hard‘ The services were in charge or the . . to aid her father. Nuszo escaped 11°”? illness. tollow- era! Frost. who .82 III
:- 'wnnney nruco Chum .. utomobile while under the mg, James 0- 31°F “l““d' °‘ “me” Rev -Geor8° handle. Mono! Tsin- Dr‘ Swank omered the following from n roarrdoor as friends of the died utters. linserlns presidents hue been ' ,
‘ H? . Jo'hn CalL mg "I t liquor- "WV". 3- D" 8'1“"! exalted ruler 0' it Baptist Church'whero Mr. Hard- pro. or - . injured man rushed in through the ed by We‘lmm rvived by ‘ in the midst of their ‘
“mm”- m influen“ L____________.. the Benevolent and Protective Order y m ed ‘md D, 50”., ..y ' .h God Fun... of our front or the house from the “'9“- The “we“ " "1 dag". dent of our nett‘ '
\L'V.”T“"'mi‘:er .. )HS'I'EBY- ot Elks. said in addressing several :gmzoa‘25 (I; Epworth hiethod— mill-133;: Christ giver: of every A squad of police are shouting the wife. (our daughters. "ainpntt or were Lincoln. W
‘ ~. “‘il ‘er‘lawaon' Lexlna'wn ‘vemw re- 'umuaand Elks. and members of the int Episcopal Church. 0! which Mrs. good 1nd perfect gift. the Father of woods for Num. and hope to take “New York cit). ”fl-fl F C...“ now our Harding. .. » __‘
l .. nllcr u ~ casa‘r oth 0! g1 rdav that organization gathered here. Preei-- at i mber - i h i h "there is no variabie- him into custody today. Bridgepoxt. ” Car 9 . “Of the tons-months .
v ”on"! a ’ the police ye (e bullet. l“ dent Harding w" a Charter member H“ hung," “l Home. hgrt :s‘haghnw of turning we come " , and Mia. Charles Haynes. “d or: the most mm at m
.. Louis Pinnikss. found . a satchel full ‘3 or the Elk- lodge of Marion, 0. . ‘ ° - . ' ‘ in George 3. Castle- 3“ 3"” ' death of “y of a.“
“I“ 30,... h' a.“ Wilson. Point- .. m thought sink home and Prayer at theghome before the sum conndcncc to Thee" even Hope Hose Plan son. he “my. and three H”
‘-' “f ‘. e Rush; 010 W” “p I“ e: into 0",. consciousness cortege started-for the cemetery was such a time as this. because we know Rota children t , hildren W101 ‘1"-
_ n ‘l rovoet' Whu- . . 7 be high an mmd knew what we alteredby the Rev.oVValter A. King. _that Thou art not. can a God of Danceat n great‘md-c ;rm be held .t taken any at
‘ M" Axucel'oxins Lil“ ‘ the Pletures° $23.34 . {to creeds. no sects. no of Columbus. a former ”5?th (‘1 steamers and of power. but "3° ‘ ‘ mm “nay-gamma from fun"; “I": Civil
‘. "hi" '3' ' r . e ' ‘ i terferenoe '1' it! Baptist Church, Of a on. . God or mercy Ind love- H Hose Company NO- % 2:80 o'cbck g"- ecu
H." Jackie Fox. ‘ Valid! This bpace bloc: “in mgr-3:111? right: but as a ervi'ces at the cemetery 09”le “We also thank “9°!" our land willlhlioldogemremen‘s Dance at Ro- the In“ home. Rev. 1Pgugh. will and Jealousy ”I. ' .
"‘ W "“‘0- M‘"“‘“ '" ° 3’... pie—c better un- with the sincinx or the favorite “a nation andrfor Thy guiding hind ton Point. Thursday evening. August ell, rector of st. Pen I b. in u" .. the molt or this; _
. g Mabel ltcynold‘v ‘ , ti .1 h” .r. nation :11, lather." McFarland hymn: ' upon lt't‘ros'n its inoelmon “Rm “1“ 23rd The committee in"; arranged omelet. .Ind‘hnrlal '11! took years tor. the
. Th.‘ Eyaninz Ben 3 El! n demn "149M Kindly Light, amid “18153? hour, We ththk “10010? what “I“ B écia) (11.9!" otflre" works, Th. him‘ Wtery. United mu - ‘ ,.
. Ber- raacei l with David erao ~ declll'ed- circling gloom man our friend and neighbor. hasl ‘ p M a decided to accede to » 'Wk that was 4°” ,.
" ""“‘.“°‘°':°".,,y.. we: ring director or the m . . run “on my”, ' mug”. (hops-ogre. oneaenlop- gwfvg": “It” membmwwr the — . , ' . l “Garfield mun... '
' Thomnuex NO- and l h. PM -u“ "this SmaSheB H18 Car to Th'e‘vnixht is'dark and I an , for inent of our nation: ‘ ”in by not mum‘t& carnival. _ Wall ' StreEt T a pie after tarts: he.
l3 ‘ll.llnr:.u- AI" "“4 ”k.” N “ %Mme~ 88 Three Children . . ‘ fro-thum- _ r We feel that heJn imam” °’ The romwlng s. the eolnm‘MGl , . . . ‘ M ‘3“ “‘"
J “m la. Bill wk to The ICE. “‘0' «; Ye ‘ 'Iead Thou me on: Him whom he Galied Hostel-{and Fred C. modemqhaitman:A.1:Alll¥ . . t price than loosen ..
.. w Saute . “u '3” . names appear at Andre: h Itwns mu myghe Trinity Baptist Lord. has hugqynhls life invthel m -; G..E.' ”by“, W: ‘Narrsw and mhww ten. stock norm. ,
c ‘llnenim Jill” M as 'm be picked i To avoid running down the t ree choir. , service orhts country and webelleve E. Aim, w, Bowman. 1‘. 319- mb took M of mg ‘0. -
. .1 srhinento. Annie a ‘ m m thetelohonc m“ chum-enrol Attomeynd Mrs. .‘lesee1 ‘m the 'Wnt; m vetthe‘ fie hai‘re’eeived ”'1‘." done!“ _ J .W'ud F..Callsh‘sn.' _ ..,‘ whet thew ”M'mfl' mm Iii-h. _
‘n “M‘W'm' """ ram Eel-e '9‘ “"9 1-." Dunbar; sanctum?!“ °‘ 24! Rev. arr. mal- eunc Mb. “98241. ‘ _ ' shell-tit i. ' ‘ . . . A we: mdmufim- "“n a“ 5" f
i ‘ Summit» ‘3'”! q g, Mamfi' m— run-mu rout. swerved h“ "m” in: the We: (‘19in .. u “geomaglrut‘mnh'm. um ”Om 0061's. . mud;efls;';muu aw troublowll fl,
mm». Dorothy flute. M' I“ ‘9‘“. ~13 NW.‘W~ n . that '5‘" m1, liked fly the who . uthgvutmonflbi ties ”5,“. h the winch but “the peopl. _' -
‘ “:llherina Eldridst. J \ , ‘omn avenue. yesterday afte dmi fl , 7 it a! takingdho helm and whit,“ . John Rodrick “or this city. 7"", in” 1" '1 sues- in mouse drawn to h-
- n. lln Simone. a ”satin,“ am “armed head-on into I; “M“ a.” shalesee awe-u: udvyatureot _,_ "I W’unm.m by Pumi- MW , death. as My.
‘ "-vna. Albert Ch'l‘v . N I m h". to eo-a'to The tree. There were two mono ”39"“ Ill-me who in their ““7 . ,-, a”. mas Reynoldsfwfifim. 4.
linnyai. Rose Ban- .nalll a ”pea-I'D on?!“ the the automobile. but no ‘- W: . . . .. '1" 7 . . ' ' .. g _" v’a‘sdned'fl and my-
‘wm. Jennie 0004' ll" ' affidavits" no- sfiud- 1"“ whinf, "’ “"3" - ”MW‘MV‘"£“ : i A a W“““
n Goodman. AMI" F, a ”I; W . . l - ‘ - “d. - . u . ‘ ‘ ' ‘ “ I ' l
,m‘ru, llnvid Babe. 3" 1"”.w“ 2:th ' 9m to mmtmpunbar e . gifwlwl ' itorl‘amlng f", u. I! “mlaflm ‘
I’llmt- m '10- . v ' g. < .,.. é '.' ‘.' ‘ " "H " ' *5 ' ."' '
" rrfllf):1'll::r1§‘m. ll. 1 ', fish-ilk ” Imam , ._ I. L . , ‘fl. '3',“ “mw‘jfil'mfi " of“? Fug.” fifw’wm’“
"1”. Mary Cull. Jlfl. ' '- 'bl .‘ '_ i . ‘ l. A ‘V ‘ I ' I . L ‘ I» {
"HIM. Funcea Vela. ‘ 1 _‘ .. .5 ._ _ . ' .. . .. . ., .-
Joseph New“ ' .
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