Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, September 14, 1923 · page 2

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FABRIC HOSE

New 312.500 Pumper
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PARIS. Bent. )4.—The danger of
the peace of Europe tron: the italian
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txre‘. vacancy i." flu Uuuvc‘; of
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u)‘ C' I. Hegenxan Georg:- F butts;

uwl Mrs “'adawo'th wen appointed
t. More by the ohuir. Tm \‘m- stood
:3 in 3 in tuvor of Mine Illoer. Dr
George G. Fuwcett was named V'LLL- ‘
(lltlulr to ill! the second vatrunv-y in
the board. He now holds that yo-

.aitwr.

Philip H Fielding and Dr. Philip
Cuslellano were chose-n tor seleci-‘
men. Herbert R. smith was again.
tor towr. clerk
This nominatwn has already her-n,
endorsed by the Democratu; party.

Tho. tour constable: nominated,
wt-rt' Earl Marsh. Henry C. belz-
". Edward J. Flahert," and John
Mills The ticket was closed With
the nomination of Henry L'caupaln
roe warden.

Judge George H. \‘osburgli moved

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that the city committee be given}
power to on all vacancies in the.
tll‘ke! which might arise. 1‘. was so _

\uted. I
On motion of Councilman Mills.
the chair appointed the toilowing

vomrmttee to escort Councilman
Romn- to the convention. “'hcn the
nominee appeared. he was given a
rousing cheer.

Owing to the nomination of
Thomas Robins as mayor a vagari-

bccond “'ard council ticket. Samud
M. Stevens having previously de-
cllmsd to run as Councilman the‘
Ward Committee last evening aub-
etltuted the names 0! JosephW. Gor.
ham and nouns . Taylor as their
candidate (or C0 dimen.
Following the adjournment a! the
Republican city convention the new- .

 

organization. John D. mine. M
District Commissioner. was unano
imouslr elected chairman to succeed
Edmund E. Crowe. whose oflidsl
position makes it imp-fine for man
to continua in active pom m
Ir. Cros-e was given a thug rots
of thank- tor the «idea: work
done by him as chairman dark:
the past ten years. Ir. Kline b
widely known in the city and his so-
lactic]: is looked on with tarot by
10131 Bevnbhcana. Richard E. Iro-
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President Anal-s: m 11: the
luau: maul society a: the W”
1 aervloss at M m
.nadmx the m made a slit
’to the lust m to :vntri-
‘huee en the Jan-nus Balsa! kind.
I Mr Harris' add}. told of the sul-
{eriurz wrought by the catastrophe
and urged that those presem who
haw not already contributed to the
funds now hsingrsised by mean-
pnlxn do so mantel).

Mr. Ham .ole in part:

In brothel-n. we are all convinced
of the mt Mer which a- .0-
icurrnd to the unfortunate Jana-ass.
. Our duty is to stretch a hand of help
:mthezarmnud letusdslivara
mil: to the long chain of m
and humanin'.

Robert Josclonaley and Louis Gol-
den were named n the m-
uonsl committee to oaru' out the
mnMworkand toactunallrs-
quests ior mot made annually
by charitable institutions and or-
flotsam

Ten young mer. of the congress»—
uor. haw volunteered to collect zin-
sund: The) are. Den Mil-ell. Chair-
man. Louie Harris. Marshall Gnu.
Nu Goudwm Ban: Alexander. Mn:
Burger; David Sic-man. Morris Sop-
a‘nln, Simon llwkman. A. 1.. Le")

The Lush Hashonah or Jewuh
NM: Tuar services. held on Tucsdu.‘
ant: “'ednendur a' the Synagocw. in
Forward street. were largely attend—
--d Th: serwcee Were conducted b."
and cantor A. J. Plasma-tote
..z pvrforrned lnu religion: lunc-
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we! pit-used and lauded Mr. Flex-chm
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of ‘m. IP'W'K‘L.

City Briefs

Lugm .‘iicliibulr. o: 47 Emiwood

 

 

un-nuv. is ii 5‘ his home.
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l-Lrvt't. it having the emu trim on
Kim house. painted buff.
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Chance Cattaueo of Flax Hill road

nu: returned lo ‘ms studlse at the
l'imuoelpnln Collect o' Ustoopsthv.
\"lxr'c [it has entered the Junior
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l mend. 0‘ Join. T Mailer. second

district manage-r of Ligxet"! drug
slur? haw received carda- irom him
'rom Montreal. Mr. Maher it spent:-
mr. Ilih two-Weeks” vacation motoring

thourl Canada.
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Ildwnrr‘. “'lnrhester. Fnbrlar: 80-
,vlcrsuom and Roger Mttlilbhtrg have
been campaign,” til: Old MIL

Compo.

Mr: George Smith of Bell Island:

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Blythewnod mm Gm. .
since May ""

m D. Tourney. o! loam Vernal.
hb nounseL charged that the patient
is confined in the institution against
his will and is kept in a int-red roan
under constant guard. chm In no
need of treatment of an! m.

It was brought out that mm.
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M. m 3. Bundlingcr. A.
8.. of W311“ school. addr-nd
1hr srudcnte of the High school d‘lxl'~
‘mx the last period yesterday in the
mainly. Shr- oame as a represen-

.tlth’e of the Nor-walk committee of
I the Amerimu Annotation of Univer-

‘airy Women. Min

laratory school students along lines,

Brendlinger‘s
allusion m to give udvice to prep.

of plum for further careers. She

'eiuphaaixed the value of education

was WM! in New,

f!ork bytwom. will! pity-i

idcians atmhsd to the anoint-lulu.

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'who informed him that hh friend.-
,Loonora Hughes. dancing miner of .
ilaurioe. had met with an accident.

and wag in a hospital in Greenwich.
' Only A 8‘.

Lewisohn readily consulted to ac~
company the pair when

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told that 2

,li- Hughes had round-tn! that lie-5

visit her. After arr-hint at the place.
which he thought was a lingual
=whm the dancer was a patient.
:Lrwisohn says he was torcibly do.
; tamed.

He. discovered, he chained. that
'the “accident" wan. merely a ruse tn
,gs'. him there for confinement.
Blues the night Lawton war
inker. 1.0 the sanitarium. his lawyer
alleges. he has written many limo-rs
. to Toomey to take step. to burg his:
Lima. But of all he wrote only one
reached the lawyer.

Toornes' applied to Judge John).
ivralsh yesterday for an ordu releas—
Em Il'hOhXL

itau-inn: thereupon produced a letter.
lpurporting to have been written by
Lewisohn. in Which Iht’ nation said
he was well-satisfied with the treat-
ment given him and desind to rs-
main in the institution.
wm fine the PM

Judge Walsh announced he would
ggo to the unitarmxn and have s
7 talk with Lewisohn. and would with-
'hold his dschion on the writ until
in. laarned the patients winks
2 Lewbohn is a. and a son of
.‘Leonsrd hewisohn. who rounded the
1am 1‘ 14mm: Brothsra in New
IYork. The firm does a mm.
5:31; tannins-and hsavmoopwlno
Sam
I Walter Lewisohn was gradmted
itron: the Stanfield Scientific School
‘01 Yale. and '- s member 0! the:
'New York Block. New York C .
and New York Cotton on
gas helonsa ts urns china ,lh in
sheen a pole. tennis and W
I enthusiast
2 In 190! he married Mi- Selma

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and tha many ms in which to ac~
quire a broads!- kaowlndge. "It is
she statod “tint we have
plenty of men who have “had high
positions in life. who have never
seen the inside of collsge walls. but
hon much higher night they have
gone With the Wet n! unim-
ty training? It is no credit to Ben-
ry Ford that he doesn’t know the
history a! the United States. auc—
ce. is not only: that which may be

11:11er in dollars and cents. A

Counsel for the Blythewood 8331-.

consultation of the directory of ta-
mous men. ‘Who'a “he-3 will show
that the majority of the nam- in-
eluded within its pages are those of

coin-gr graduates. libs Brendltngor'

cited examples of tin: benefits de.
river! and lhe stated that the. local
branch of the I'mversity Women has
plans in mind toward otter-gig us-
ristanoe to them who intend to an-
ler colleges. 1'. will try to obtain vap
rious scholarships for local high
school graduates whose financial
positions will not. enable them to to
on. Miss Brandllugor next proceeded
in show of what nd‘uw the vari-
ous sums-eta in the school curriculum
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‘ Aminlbridgewu held at
tins Ball kind Clothe-e last eve-
nut tar the W I! His 1056--
ohm “or. who was injured in a
trolls aeolian ht It. Over $34“)
was call-acted. no. were twenty
tabla of III-id's. A live dollar sold
Mammmto “Wild-
an: dust-thy Arthur Hammer-
stem and mo aka donated by Mrs.
Thom Kidney did an. William
Clark. wan sooth-ed a! to the
high“ bind“

John Crawford '1‘! the theatre
ticket. but turned it hack‘ to be 111- .
fled again at the Saturday night l

In. I“. w. Button won theI
'gflve dollar gold piece. 2: harmful
iand will prune were donated by
imantle of the residents for the bridge.
lT‘he first prise went to Nra. Doyle.
{who had . score of 3474. Second .
1priae was awarded Hrs. Noon 6! '«
.Rowagnon: third was won by In.
fAlvine Erskine: fourth by lira. 8
gBanka: fifth by Mr. Wrath.
:dixth by In. E. J. Rustler: seventh E
[by Dr. E. J. Nettler. In. W. Clark. I
Mr. Frank Sch 1:. Rich. Mrs;
'Gray. Hrs. Rayner. )1. Quiz: .
Mr: Florence Peters. Mr. Hnmw
.Clark. W. '1'. Long of Nor-walk. Mr.
'B (hhlla, Mr. 8. Hopkins Mrs.
Enron-n. Lira. Hughes. er. higher and i
Ilra. Strut. '
The donarora were: Hr. Frederic):
ffluliivan. Mrs ‘Wilnu. Mr. W. K‘right. -.
Jim W. smith. Mrs. William Wmhal
Mr, Thom; Cantr- Hrs. T. Cahiiki
.3411. James A. Farrell. Era. in. Bragg.
inn. Hughes. In. E. J. Ncnler. Mrs »

 

 

'Crueser. Mr. Joseph Manner. Mra'
gniehard Perry. Mb. Rawh. Mr.
iwrighl. Mn. Revues. Mr. Hun:

fGloerzner, 2 A. Rich. Mrs. Joseph
.‘Whiteaide. Mrs. Baum. Mu. How-
'ard Smith. Mrs. C N. Lang, Min No.
iAllister. Mrs. Burbank. Mrs. C. E:
”Aunt. lira Johnson. Mr. Weed. and

“'1" ('m‘m‘m “‘ number °I loc“Minnie. a sister or Viola Kmua. The

mmpment. She stated that nothingfnfv Todd.
ueqmnd in the lino of education
must "‘9" ”9 regretted “‘3 “at all I on for 8h: bridge. Altogether.
2m courses that the school had tolafiw was . huge meow both .09
offer are beneficial. 1n concludint ially and financiallv. and Mrs. nous»
she stated that students should star-13mm and her cm” are “n

The Bards Frees donated the tirh- :
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accurately and they should alwnngtm
minke the best 0! what h provided
for them in school. The. 10ml or-
rm m Euro
making arrangements toward a-ist-y mum RTS
soon be able to supply all appliantai The police m notified that thz
mg university mndldates andrwllllwatcr main in Chestnut street mu:
both male and female. with suitable
data for entrance into most 0! the;1erred to the Water department.
colleges of the country. 1' A complaint was rooeived at the
0—9—0 glocal police nation from the neigh-
Bobert Wolfe and frank underline-9‘11: the vicinity o.’ Spring street
of the Class of "23 “I! mmlud Hamilton avenue. that boys we!!!
Finns-on and Harriette Dimend ofgdeetroyuxg property and creating a
l the C” o! ':8 were Tutors at the {mural Churn-nee.
luminous-1m. s amt: Kalb-crismsrreet
9+0 inoeizlnd the police that. wards:

Huck interest is bemg shmlatm”. he M06 ht h r
among the seniors in regard to the or 105 South ll . I and when
coming election of officers which he ",1de to it. Iound fi l “f

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young trlu-nda a: bridge or. Thunday
a'zsrnoor- at her hair".
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[Award Manor. and Joseph Lon-
[huh of Nov-walk. are planning to
.."--:.d the big fight in New York to»
innit:
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Judge and Min. Joseph R. Taylor
and lot. Gerald, of :3 Fairfield avo-
nu‘ wll‘ return tomorrow from a
week‘s Visit at Bantam Lake.
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Attorney John Cuneo. Judx' Kello-
Yl’llni. Cannes- and Judy Gregory are

n. burly-port 104a! on huaineez.
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John W, Gram of Bridgeport sold
io‘. No. 8 on Raymond Terrace. to
Elizabeth Barry of “Warwmk, K. Y.,

today.
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Harry Ban dager.

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a trip.
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Miss Vera Green has returned to
hv-r home in nerideu after a visit
with Miss Bertha Cowing of Pisa
Hill Road.

1.1. C.. on a basin
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home on Main strut.
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mlt street have purchased a new

Australian Daimler our.
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Cards have. been meshed from
Dr. and Mn J. Paul Harm of
Youngstown. Ohio. announcing the

birth of a son. John C.. at their.
home. Sept. 11. Hrs. Ham WI-
formerly in. ans-r Collins, auth-
oer-«P. J. CoilinofOshoneaw
one.
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Herbert and Joseph Napoleon or
Willot avenue are attending the
Dempsey-Firm). tight at the Polo
Grounds. '

Alfred and Helen Char-not 01
Lowe street moaned yesterday to.
Brookfleld. Conn.

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:01 J. B. Elweii. luriman and whiat
.cxpen. in 1920.

j The night More Elweil was slain
{in his home on West Seventieth
street. he was entertained at dinner
by lawisohn an dhh wire and Viola
Knits. after accompanying than: to,
the mm

The misohns and Miss Krona.
who had Just been divorced iron-n
Victor won lehlcgeii were question-
ed by the police. but were unable 19
sized any 11311: on Eiwsii‘s death.

The elder mun. who made a
fortune in cuppa! mining operations.
died suddenly in London. March 5.
1902. HI estate was summed at
m 810.008.000 and 830.000,-
000.

17. was divided among his children.
Walter. Frederick. Je-e. Oscar. Airs.
P. 8. Henry. Its. Charles 8. Henry,
and the likes lane and Alice bew-
Doha.

Dr. Robert L. Smith of the By the
Wood Wurst. Greenwich, said
in relation to the charge that Lowb-
ton was lured to the Normal;—

“Ir. 1mm: did not come here
lat lay. He came with h‘u Iamily
lawyer and two New York specialists.
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View. avenue.

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a .‘wailahovm writer. and editor of;

“the M." will make the princi-
ni adds. :1 ihe Woman's club
1m to be held at the Boys:
James at 12:15 next Honda‘s. The
Woman's club nae invited ether Piulvs
‘1‘ ion: with n 'm it: celebration 0"
the D. A. B“ the Newt“: bran
of thv American Annotation of l m—
Vanity Women and or the Human
cum together with any guests whom
the! Inn}: '1‘“! M W“: make P.“
the audience to which llr. Burrow»
Will speak

Mr. nun-owe is ar. unusually
13110111 epcakor and an experton ma:-
tefi pertaining to the Constitutive.
He delivered a very suocessful sen-r
of lecturm on the. Constitution ir

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wlnh Chapter or the 11A. R. Mr
Emu-weed arnmtirtho
stark of editing a new weekly mags-
line called "The Trend" a (‘OIIFF’—
“live and yet progressiv» magnum-
whieh will maintain a hint staninv-
of literary excellence anti a? rip
same time supply much Yé‘wdvr‘. :7.—
formation concerning some 0‘ in:
radical and underminin: infiuervu'
which are being: dimma’erf 'w
many uncalled “Liberal" pomp”

h is not 101. iate- lr- mak-
tinnd for places at r‘h»~ lutv-imrm ”“
Office of each Mac» is $1.21. Th-
ltmrheon will begin promo?!" 3*
12:15 and will pmbablf' N Onhrmx
over hr two. Nanzns Fili‘.‘ b- ....31
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Mrs. Frorlorick Jaroht. Ravi-“W a
nut or Mis Gram Haring? 1. tn'r—
field avenue or to an ofiiorr 0‘ up; '3’
the organizations numu‘. Ar.
joyahic- luncheon is assured Witt. ‘ ~-
Wunily tor boner nmumn'ane‘
among the men and wot-nor n' 9...
community The speaker's :2.)de
is bound to well wort}. hearty-g.

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LATE REALTY
IRANSFERS

Roux-lo Tutti to Franck K Riley.
lot and buildings. rlymouth wo-
one.

Helen E. Funnier, to Nick“! J.
award. lot and buildings. min
mt.

Anna E. nd‘oghlin to wuliarn 1".
Lin and wire. lot and buildizua,
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