wem And Adrenalin.
open DI! and
_._...........
rhone 92 and $3
W
NW but
Es’l'A BLISH Ep 1870
Stay Out Of Europe
Warns Mrs Davis
Home From Long Trip
3...; \ljz‘lce for Americans is in U. S. Declares
\-lle of Attorney Leo Davis—~Trouble is
llr 0“ ing Everyw here—Sees No Poverty in
(.0 rmany or Austria—Women
in Party
Stolen by Turkish Troops
‘i't
3.1-...- F. Hope a rest.
l ‘mui mutlv: a. longer
it'lllllH'DEl more." Mrs.
' ”its morning. "1 would
‘ (it
l' wmrm'hn'
.t It:
.'i dim-rent. decision.
viiiit huts
place for us
l lll""'l Slut-ts. ”Yul?-
” kt-yml up. ready
. liv,-:!‘.rr :It the slight—
-:'. ’I'hn'rt: in no IN‘fll'O
twr is thvrw tiny inflicti—
, . . viii lm for some
.. lfl'l‘l
t» '.‘."‘rt:;l"d in the Unit-
_ ill" ilnnuclul help
to". out (.1 it. Europe
for Americans. in
*1. “#11:.th Will rush up
.‘ll'l «l- unintl .\niv-ricnn
it is. {:l'\".l\.
:nor tcr more.
'ul'
‘.‘~ l‘.
.'i H"
‘t..- conditions
3. v'l vii-«tige-
ln lllt'bt:
“inn thvir
, in n in much right to
m» 2.. .\ntl that it'won't
wt ”Hit day is at. hand.
l- ii. Thu upturn in
-t.. oi‘ il-u: highnr class
. Iii
, r. in mg l-ducatt-d to do-
ztzhts. In
; I‘~-l..~t.iutinoplc the women
' in this direction
"J lh"ll" veils."
-r..; thv-ir trip. Mrs. Illi-
ht-r bur-blind visit
wu'tn‘nfs and I-lghturn
l'l '<'_‘\'Frill places they
r 7 royal welconiu and
'-«t the .‘larlcria. ls-
‘nh tirlitlklllg pru-
th~ uncle island
"u “it".l them.
".' a'uiisitivr:..l>lu time in
\"l" .l llcrshvstnccn. (lur-
\.~tin:i. .\usliiii. They
. i'tw duyu nt .\lontt:
": v. .\lt's. l'.t\'is round the
. . ‘i‘n. ot' till litiropotm
'. ill wither (icrinany nor
find any apparent
p... rty and suffering. of
'.‘l‘. linen said. Vienna
'l'l‘iflrillll‘c 01 being a
'- its idly. slit: \I"Clar"d.
-nrt--tl the opera. tour
at. xvi-re thcrc," site
it.» auditorium which
wt 1.8“!) was crundcd
:lvl‘
('12.)
.-Il‘
‘nm, Mic. and Mr. Davis
min-st by airplane. a. dis-
Hill‘s. The trip was
1 hour and a. halt‘. This
-t mac sh»: hurl over rirlcn
but silo sold it was
3. lIl'tVll riding in an auto-
\' .r.i ,
«yrs and you
a you “'t'l‘u in 11
WW tlil‘fm‘etlt‘u would he
v'l-l know that you were
..wr the roads of .\'or-
.. you would miss the
Martini: you are.
the machine and your
'-.rr.».t with cotton to
n--l:«-. otherwise. riding in
'2' in no dii‘i'c-rcnt from rid-
.r limousine. Only. as l
on «May humping over
l‘Hfi'lF."
stunt several days in
sin: \isitod tho Vati-
Hm visited Dolmites
"-r'll-led as the most
tins in the World.
'ill beauty they rude
who-n compared
llacid or the
son.
'lt your
li.:tt
l A...»
l!l
.. l
i.“
I
.
t" its;
l
‘ .
Mr r-
l'llu‘ztncn
'llll Lulu
.itimi, bin:
thqv {mind the people
and like all Europa
of war. They were
’2‘ English and
» llhl
‘."l‘:1_'
"Vii“ to J:
in (.'onatuntinope."
“shortly after the
French and Brit.
'l‘urk'y. There were 18
try-line in its harbor. The
‘l‘t'upn were celebrating-
..ml Amt rlcnns were not
x- rr- .invl in tact several of
m. n of our party were stolen
.. ‘luirkish uoldicrs.
i' .\rtw ..iu. I found conditions
.l The children there are
ml; at very tender ages.
' l' n+4 factory when: I visited
1min boy of six years work-
'tcs. l was told. an orphan.
mloptevll by a. woman, who
to work and collected his
lilll\"'l
":4 sum.
".1 ill tilt:
tll‘
v~t h.
Il'll
.v. t. i. ,..
.tmo factory. I was at—
t'» :. little girl, who had the
--~ initial taco I have ever seen.
I
.t- .“t‘tl in pot itics antii
Minerva Davis, who with her husband, Attorney Leo
”turned to her home on Rowan street, last night, from a
uwnths tour of the Near East, declared that the place for
vené‘ is in America. and that they should remain here andi
/
:Al'ill‘l'll‘zln they
to ‘
She had the taco or n woman at for-
ty untt‘thn I asked the guide how
old she was he annwcrcd that she
was only twwlvw. Sin.- was.
told me. .'I, widow, her husband hav-
im: lu-cn killed in the war.
“\thn we it“!
and girl scout troops come. to the
station to us off. Thu scout
hand. one of the finest I have over
ht-nrti. serenaded us and thank
goodness. it was the only hand we
int-t in Europe. which did not play
'l'ce. “'9 Have .\’0 Bani-nan!
"This uong is m'ikini; Americans
the laughing stock of Europr. Every
time an orchestra or lvand WV'S on
strike up this tune.
How: .\'0 l:.iii.'inris' has ink-
cn tin: plum; at“ our national nnt‘m- in.
"\‘\’c had tin--plnnsurt- of making
the. rt-tiirn trip with David Lloyd
(lczvrzc and his charming daughter.
Lloyd George. r-‘ecmhla-s Mark
’l‘wztin \'1 rv much. He has the some
sunny Slllli".
“Yesterday. when we dockrd and
tilt) WI-rt‘ welcoming him. two
bands 'ontinuallv serenaded him.
S't‘"
“Y: 9%. \\‘.~
Idlcsunfl tl'lrst they played nn English anth-
em .then tht. Star Spangled banner
then the. l’rvttch anthem. The re-
ccption committee. who bout-ind the
'lwut to vii-icon“ him seemed to lw
ditainlni; him longer than the pro-
gram alloyvcd for So the. Lands
played snatches i'rmn op. ras. hits
from his popular air and that. and
thcn. just as he stepped onto t1):
tut; 'i'-‘.~x. \Vr ll.ivc .\'o Bunnnns‘
iloorlrri the .'lll‘."
Mrs. llzn'in' says that (.ho “he very
glad to rtilll’n to .\'or'wnlk. it “as
not dill'tcult to see that the rluction
“turns Wtft‘. pleasing to her zil=o.
"I left the womuxn thoroughly or-
ganized.” she said. "I knew that
awry one of them Would he found
at thcir place on (‘WHOH day.
“I just return-ll lust mening. so
I do not know \'.'-ry much. an ill.
tibout our new council. llowewr. 1
do know that. unless the men and
womvn of Norwalk forget thcir own
ll‘llrri‘slfl and pull together. .\'or-
walk will never amount to anything.
The business men M Norwaik on.
too much interested in their own
pockt-tbooks and thomsclvcs. Thcy
talk about chic pride and at
sumt
turns it (ill mitkt to the lr husintss.
.\irs. Davis also stated that
had not as yet formulated any
plans as to the pursuing ot' hcr law
curt-er.
CALlS N. t. .
POLICE EASY;
JUST A JOKE
PARIS. Oct. 6. —Atphonse Moore:
who was shot four times in a pistol
duel with F‘re nch police at. Gournny-
Stir-Marne Thursday. and who has'
been officially charged with attempt-
in; to kill a. I rench officer. today
expressed the hope that. he will be:
taken to America bt tore coming to
trial in France.
Mourty is also accused of
$100,000 robbery of the Shuttuck
home in New York.
An examination of ”.\loutey's
Rounds showud that he is not as
seriously wounded as reported 5":(3-
tnrduy. when it was stated that lie
was shot three times near the heart.
He one shot twice in the right leg.
once in the thigh and once .n the
right side.
Mourey lamented today that he
(“or left New York. ”where the po-
lico are a joke."
"It I had stayed in New York. I
would be free today' 'he said "I
am sure that a. trip to Sing Sing
would be more pleasant than to be
sent to a French penal colony. So
I hope to get. to American before
they bring me to trial here.
French police are rough ones. ' '
Mourey was transferred from the
hospital to the lntlrmary ward of
Same prison. where he will on ques~
tioned daily until the police get the
information they sect
I
l
he later:
A rmcnizt. the boy
tliot
time. want to knovs what rev.
5210'
the I
The .
FORMER PRIME MINISTER LLOYD GEORGE,
HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER ARRiVE
IN NEW Y ORK FOR
Q“
l
TOUR OF COUNTRY
.\'l—lVV YORK. Oct.
((1 ‘r-ssl—Jimid
former rirllllf‘ llllniFli'l‘
thin. \v't- run o.’ s-‘w'cuh ..n
strenuous rictix ity in the. lain rlnth of
old world Cllllll
s;__.
Lloyd
(.\rwmi.
Hf
Piliilii :4,
“(iconic in Now York
50 (icllghl' «l was tin,-
man who hmi nulllul
ship of Mn‘c throu':h tit-2
years from l’Jlti to 12'.» “,
dt mt." nor “:15: mon
little ‘i'e lz‘li-
tlw
tlmt h‘S
tomhcd human being t‘. in th. i: ot a
blnso statesman .
The former prcinlcr
American soil from thr- dvck cf the
zllarurctuniti. llis passage ll‘ollt the
great OCt‘Hn lintr in the Folk“ voat
first Saw
1 all and
inrtropolls
of other cars to i itv
throuult tin streets of th.
Little Welshman Gets Great Ovation in the
--Talks of (lid \Vorld Conditions—“Fill Visit-WilsOn.
i
to l\lll!"2l'l(il States. \[v-
:cstirtlny and tounl an «nth' l‘lélf‘liCi 1H.
oft- n th: it of an 1 first—.\‘;us ont
inicrcstc d sclinollv'm and of i |lv"'lli\‘:th:it. he wanted to 3313' little. and top'leet coat wLIh scirlet collar and.
Big
:t- was almost a triumphal procession.
('2‘ crew.
Crx-ut llri~§
yours oi‘i
marred only by two minor street dis-
turbances preclpitntrd by Irish Re-
publican sympathizcrs.
To (311qu {10'} to the l oiled,
Lloyd-Grorgc declare-i
brought. as Britain's wnrdliii.
picmlci“ a mossazi of heartfelt
thanks {or their *clr‘lccs in the great
‘~- itisli . u “T.
tumultuous
.\‘lr.
this xisit to the
of
Lloyd -Gcor7.~. rxpluined.
t-clt instruction.
,stmly and learn much
I
l
l
i
He. left this morning for Montreal
“her; he will begin a tour of the.
th‘R‘t‘f cities of Canada.
The \rttrnn statesman .adtnlttcdl
that the situa' ion in Europe was dee—
.\lacom to th-- Il‘l'ti 2'3 and th‘ I: ‘c by! pt rate but pointed out it would have};
motor sitcompanind by It cm ilCfldOlhron ititlnitclx worse hat: the .2\ lies
lwcu defeated. “
.\lr. Lloul- George his wife. Damn
that ,
l‘nitcvl States~his,
Photo H; Par-ml: and Atlantic.
City—~—Wants to “See America”
Margaret, his daughter. Megan. and
several M‘crt-stnrit s. were greeted on
board the. .\laurctania. early in the
imorulng l“ a. committee which in-
'cluded rtprrsenttitiu-s of the city.
iSecrettIry of lxiluor hails. .'Iud Assist-
, on! Secret :irvo of State Butler “7. lgltt.
A; Miss Megan l.l0\d -George. :1 de-
lxotml companion and urtllnt ml rain-r
or her iii/her was :1 charming. petite
and youthful miss .'Is she stood be-
side her father. ..zmll and ton)
‘cheekr-ti. she, was dressed in
t
t
ll
chicrblack turban l nhlushing‘. v and
With quiet composure she 51M she
was 21 not: in love and not set sure
thfhci politics or matrimon" would
claim her in: ure. Just now she is
her tathc-r‘ s "buddy. "
One of the most pleasurable ex-
periences he looked forward to. he.
asserted was a visit to formv: r l'rc-
sldcnt \leson.
.Woman May be
Named for Mayor
.\’EVV ll .\\'lZ\' Oct. 5.—~l)nvl.l 1'3
{FitzGeialti is lilo ly to limo it \\ oztizir.
;opponcnt .it the next tl3(li0ll it the
'boom Inunchul by .l‘ rul \'.' Orr
:chairman of thz- Republican town
iconinilttcc. is rocviwd In the tank
and tile 0‘: the G. O. l’. with the,
'samc enthusiasm “liitli groom-.1 it
tthn it n as hr1:“(lh (l tit n luncheon-
given at the New ll.i\eu Latin c. lubI
Thursday am; moon
1 Chairman Orr spoke in the highest
tcrlns in Luor of the nomination of
Mrs. .Illt nrt ll. 'l‘onnsend \icr' chair;
man of the icon coniinitu 0. Mid his
suggestion that she be the mavoialty
.condidatc \\ .is received with up-
lanimous approval by those pnsent.
The boom was accompanied by quit-‘-
a. demonstration among the women
'prcsent and not a dissenting voice
was heard among the men. Mrs.
Townsend's name will be presented
to the city convention, Octooer 26.
.\Irs. Townsend is n. niece of former
Goreror \ aper. Massachusetts a
vice chairman of the Republican
Town committee; a member of the
Library board. appointed by Mayor
FltzGernld. and identified with prac-
ticallv every Cl\l-‘. cco-ioniiu and
philanthropic organization in the
city She is pr‘ sident of the League
of \Vomcn Voters.
‘COLLECTION FOR JAP MISSIONS
A collection wi‘l be takcn up at
all masses at St ..lary a church to-
morrow ior the Catholic missions in
lfipan.
w
in New Haven"
\
2
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l
i
.
i
Old Mason-in Wilton
to have Big Funeral
“'llfl‘ON. (.ict. 5.——.\lembcrs of
Ark lodge of Masons, of which lie
was the oldest member will officiate
at th e tunnel of John L. Godfrey
Cixll “hr veteran. which will be
held tomorrow from his late, home
in Georgetown. Which he ‘occupicd
up to the time of his death. with his
daughter. ’Mrs. Gertt'u‘dc'De Forest?
He was eighty-nine years old. and
had llvcd in “'ilton all his ..lit'o.
spending the latter end of his ac—
tivc. days as a farmer. In his youth
he had worked at the machinist'a
trade. His wife. to whom he was
n‘lzll‘l‘lfd 52 years. agow died-seven
months ago. and his death was part-
ly attributable to the grief for her
death. ~ ' '
.\lr. Godfrey was a member of
Company E. Connecticut Volunteers.
2nd regiment. He is survived bv
two daughters. Mrs. De Forest with
whom he lived. and Mrs. G. D. Sio
cum. of Grace Lake, Michigan. and
thrcc’ rand children. Willis N. Dc
Fore. .. of W‘ilton; Edward Slocum.
of the same place. The funeral» will
be held at 2:20 o'clock’ from his
home. Interment will be in' Branch-~
ville cemetery. I
Second Fire In Week
at St. George Dump
For a second time this week. are
broko'out at the dump- in Smith
street at which the refuse ofjhe'fit
‘ecrsle. Paper c I ‘fly is dlsnosed. I
‘lin tire. it tor-n.1, was started
lby boys. There was no damage,- ‘
1
'D
tFareweIlLDinner for
.H'omer Bying'ton
A {aré<.-.-.ii' dinner Ii'or Homer By-
inuton. American counsel to Italy.
tuill be. g'held on Thursday night. Oct-
fiber 1!. at the Three Bear Tavern
in “‘hitr- Plains The dinncr is un—
der mg. auspices of the Columbus
Citizen’s leagifit. . '
Several prominent speakers are
being.sccured..for the occasion and
Emil Hcmming. vice-president of
the. Central Trust company. will be
the toastmaster.
Mrs. COllidge’s Recipe
in D. A. R. Cook Book
The members of the D."A. R. Nor-
>walk Chapter and their friends have
compiled a. cook noel-(which co talus
nearly five hundred recipes _ rom
soup to desserts. I I
Many famous persons have coh-
tributcd. P‘reeidcnt Coolidge}: gewlre
has kindly added her favbrite dish
to the list.
Mrs. L. Lamson pith her de~
voted band of helpers._ Mrs. Robert
F. “'ay. Mrs. Lester Hyatt. Mrs. \‘lc-
Netton. Mrs. W. E. Matthews and
other members of the Chapter. ald-
ed by friends. have made this book
a most desirable 'additlbn' to the list
of tested cook books. A limited num-
ber hasbeen published. Any one de-
siring to ream-9c one in advance may
telephone 5.02.~
- POLICE JANITOR.
James Christiano has been engag-
ed as janitor for the; uptown police
mationln Commerce street. '
. bride. will he bridesmaid.
; -—Clumsy Compared;
TWO NORWALK
GIRLS T0 WED
THIS AFTERNOON“
6
Miss Janes to Become:
Mrs. Gerhard Hohn
and. Miss Raymond
to Man'y Nathaniel
F. Fillow
Two weddings will take place this ‘
afternoon. The first will be that ot
Miss Muriel Coleman Jones. daugh-
tmc of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M.
Janos of 10 Cove avenue. East Nor—
walk. to Gerhard IIohn. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Dclulricli Ilohn. of ‘24
Woodbury strr—ct’, at Trinity Church.
SOuth Norwalk. (1". three o'clock.
Miss Marion Coleman. cousin of the
and John
cousin of the bridegroom.
will be best man. Tho’ccreinony will .
be pcrtolmcd by the Rev. S. Chap- i
mnn Lewis. rector'of Trinitv church. ,
quest
Mooring,
at the South Norwzilk \le-
(our o‘clock.
Norwalk.
thodist church at
CURIOUS OLD
TYPEWRl’lER is
ON EXHlBlTlON
Benedict News. Store
has Remington
Made ‘47‘ Years Ago
CAR OWNED BY
MRS. HARSTROM:
STOLEN HERE
-—Samei Machine was
Robbed a Week Ago
at Party in Main St.
A Durant automobile. 1923 model.
I0\\n~"l by Mrs. Eric lilo. strom. o!
I “\It‘lfli‘y .’1\'L‘l‘lll'?, was slider: from in
front of he home of Dudley E. Ray-
mon‘i. 60 \\'e:t avenue, betwccn 5:15
to Modern Machines
‘Thrxc \\ as pic in d on i \hi‘. vition to—
“y in thu- llcnéd‘ict .\'a-us cumper..;
“'3“ street, one of the old-.5: type-f
o
i
writers in existence: one of the or- land in o'clock last night. The ma-
lglnul Remingtnri muchin ~i71t‘lilnc the police believe was stolen
yours old. The “turbine. in we nlllvy local persons.
“5 dolly ill (‘t'l‘SlI‘uC'lOlL is lllrllt‘E-E Tit.) car “'35 parka} in front of
‘mg much attention. ithI- Raymond home by Mr. H'rstrom
It was fifty yours ago that thc‘ . who was our of the guests at 3. din-
er-ruington Gun “111.2.- in the little her party in that place, The ma-
ISSG-ST
together
in ‘i'nx'
m‘
(if
the
iiiuchiuists
winer
21'?
shop
It, was in
that three
in ll little muchino
outskirts of .\tiiu'uuh-m. fine
.’l l" . tl' lock w as “rent her]
It “:is this some night
fillil
t“r s it » loor.
bluc .
“3‘.
them. Charles (Hidden. was intent
'a mechanical "spoiler” to mkt- tht‘:ap.l otho'r articles.
:Dllle} of the plow. The other two: T}... Ha‘rstrcm car has :hp intttagg
ESumucl \‘.’, Sonic and Christopher 1.1 G. ii. on ”1... fidmdoors. The mar-
:Lnlhani Slit-lea. both printers, “crew“ rs r' . Conn 555,-;
busy developing: :1 machine for num—
bering serially the prints of books'
An “idea" was in thr air. Gillian.
so the story goes. turned to ShOlt‘Sl
Big Sign U p in Wall St.
for Fall Fashion Show
one day and asked: ;
"“‘lty can't a machine be mad.U
that will write ltlit‘l‘S and words: in connection with The Home
and not figures only?"
Sholcs went 0! work in the autumn . lion.
first writing ma- :
of 15637, and th~‘
chine. was :1 reality—.1 machine with : Baum-y "L" [hf-r9 was erected _\~.~5-
innumerable defects, clumsy and {tertiay at. Main and “Hill streets. the
crude and not own patented, but.
a machine that wrote accuratvly
and rapidly.
shortly to be held at The \‘or—
Eb cii put up in the city.
(mgr; f iZR-lAballdGnS 1111)
e stcnograplur o todav it ould °
laugh at the clumsy piece of mech— Through C‘onneCtlcut
aniem. It has upright keys in a
semi—circle; one large papt'r roll-
er with a smaller one (Tn either side
to hold the paper in place. The. one
thing particularly noticeable in thci
machine. is the attempt to keep it'
dust-proof. Not only is the front of
the keys covered but the keyboard
itself is covered by a. tin frame.
LAKEIIL‘RST. .\'. J.. Oct.
With a 30 mile wind blowing at an
altitude of 2.000 i’ect otficials of the
naval air station today called off the
promised trip of the naval dirigihle
ZR 1 to Brockton Mass. it was an-
nounced that the New England trip
probably would be abandoned.
Wu .’1 Street Today
.
Speeding in West Ave.
Cost Kelly $36
Two one s came up in the uptown
city court or hearing yesterday at—
The continued uncertainty of busi-
ness rcpots made further irregulari-
Jeanoon before Judgcc C.andee Fran}; lies in the movement of industrial
Kelley pf .9 Washington street “'31“, stocks in today‘s markez but rail-
tound guilty of speeding on \\ est. t'road shares \Vere active and strong.
avenue. He. was fined $25 and casts B‘uying of the rails “as influenced by
the fine being“ remitted. The ar- 'rumors’of prospective divtdends in-
rest was made by Motorcycle Patrol- icreasing for the resumption of such
man C L. Thorpe. ’ payment and .7 e maintenance of re-
The case of John Ostricher charg- cord carloading weeklics and the
ed with passing a standing trolley large earnings.
car to the left and of not having an ‘Chesepeak and Ohio climbed to 69
operator' 3 license, w as continued on a report that the dividends “ould
until October 20 to give the accused! be raised from 4 to 6 per cent De-
an opportunity 01 securing a ”CEHSO- tclines were largely limited to a few
-————————-——-——- groups. especially motor and motor
acessories issues, but these lessen
were largely recovered when the ad-
vance in. rails became more vigor-
OWE:
Mr. and M‘rs. Frank Raymond oil
East avenue. Mrs. Emma Hoyt. and
Miss Ella Sejans attended Danliuryi
bu! Fair on Thursday.
Police Searching for Spring Street Man who,
it is Believed, Will Surrender Today-—
Fractured Skull Caused Death of Eason—
Phelan Coming Here Monday to Hold IRE
ipert: will hold an inquest into the death
Taken from West Ave. I.
. bond wilbprobablv be fixed at 31.000.
town oi? llion. ll- rl; :m r C 'uta' '. .\‘. I chin-,- wus flul‘lx't"d lwtwcrn trio other
Y“ set to Work to make :1 dubioiw .curs directly unIl-‘r zin lit-ctri‘: street
piece of machinery. tl'. .ani :zitlIlig
the disappointment of \'.>lvr:1(r_\' in-l .\‘.mu: :1 xxx-ck ago_ while Mr. liars-'
ventors slurr- thc «lays of llu-‘rujtrom was attending a party at the
Anne. And in due time in“. first tilO'Jlt‘ of Hurold Green. 359 Main
practical l)‘pr\‘.’l‘itt r was born. ash-“.4. the 9;“- “-35 ransackfil. At
that time. tit; ignition he 3: v.38 takr-n'
ofi‘_
that the machine owned ‘hy General”
Russell Frost was looted of golf balls '.
illuautii‘ul and Fall Fashion EKposi-1
walk Armory. under the auspices of;
largest sign of its kind that has ever-
Tl. e sign “as mad-A and erected in;
It is this type of machine that 19th. ricord time of 10 hours by the-
on exhibition at thv butt-dict _n. \xs._\'.¢.“- England sign company. re-l
store. The machine “as the if»: [ldIccntly .\stablishc d at 6 \\'all street.
to be turned out by thc Ileniington..\~0r“-a1k
Gun “'orks and is the. only one oi“? I
this tvpc. believed to be in exist»
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Edward J. Eason, of 8 Godfrey street, who was injured and;
out of an automobile, died at 11
J. Phelsn of Bridge-
nday.
The second wedding “in ht- um i Thursday morning when he fell
05 “$531“? If??? ”rimmfhll- “TH!“ : o’clock last night at the Nor-walk hospital. Death was the rest!!!
ter 0 . r out . rs. {oyux .. lny- ' ‘ .
mm", of 75 smug S”... m gem-mm- I of a fracture of the skull according to Dr. Samuel H. Huntington,
iel Frederick l-‘illow. son of Mr and l medical examiner for NOI'WSIk. coroner :0
Mrs. Frederick Cy. l‘il'cw. of Fest 3
r
l
.becn iseucd'by Prosecutor Edward
Z ‘..l Lockwood charging Frank 0:—
iborn. of 54 Spring sweet. drive: at
the automobile from which Bacon
Hell. with manslaughter. A charge 0!
evading responsibility and using an-
othrr operator‘s license plates ha-
'also been lodged against Osborn. 3
The Evening Sentinel is able (QI
:tut: authentically that Osborn Will
. surrender to the police within gortro’
Eeight hours. His friends are m-
ing to furnish a. bond as soon :3 hi
gives himself up to the police. The
The accident happened at
o'clock Thursday morning in 1 "
street Finn District. Eaton h.- rid;
iing a cut- down automobile 0W
iby Osborn. chorn was driving.
The car turned from \{ain street inv-
;to Henry street. As it made the tuft.
:according to Ralph Bray. an eye.
initnrss Boson tell from the ma.-
chine; the rear wheel of which pai-
sed over his head. The injured man -
I; was removed to the Nor-walk hospi-
ltal Where it was found that be his!
§suffered a. fracture of the skull. taf-
Eccraticns of the face and body“ ,
i The police have been endear-orb}
‘to locate Osborn ,since the madden!
ghappened. For a Ume it was feared
Lthat he had taken his own life. Lat."
Eer. however. this report was con;
tradictr-d, Friends of Osborn know
whore he is. They declare that hi)
. will stirendcr to the police as soon a.)
a bond can be arranged.
l Barton was very well
know in
. .\‘orwalk. For fire years he was 8
;met<r reader for the Connecticut
Light am} Power comnapy. About a.
. year ago he purchased an interest in
Ta Commwce street pool-room. ‘ Ho
. was a member of \orwalk ‘erie. No.
:555. F. 0. E. and or the Hope Hobo“
fire company
i A rather odd coincident in connec.
tion with Ease-us death is that his
5Commercc street pool-room caught
fire shortly betore he died. The 115'!
_l)rol-;e out in a. chimney-between
walls of the building {Earn an 07
heated stove pipe. The like. “is ex—
’tinguished by smashing through 6&3:
wall with an as and the use of boa
:ets of water.
f Eason is survived by a. WemXI
'onc chi He was '9 you-803E
:Funeral 'ices you be. held m
the late ho e at s: 30 o'clock M05-
day morning and at 9 oclock (:93
St. hiary' 8 church. Burial will In;
Ein St. )Iary' s cemetery. ;
U'
5:
Auto Hits Trolley
at Foot of Mill Hill
Trio automobile accidents WM
ported to the uptown police 1‘
night
iBridgepox-l- -Nd’rwalk trolley 001
with an automobile truck. The '
was slightlv damaged.
car Was in charge of
Frank Carlson. of 202
street, “'estport. and Conduct?"
;H Johnson. of Bridgeport The
'West Haven and was operated by
.Raymond Sautb. of New Haven.
Mrs. chan of Cross street.- rep:
ported that Mrs. Andriene. or :3
Park”: place lost control of berg“—
rtomobllc.
told the police. crashed intuit?»
porch of her home causing catalysts
able damage.
Richard Gustafson
suffered an unfortunate accident
terday. In lifting I. piece 6! - I
to a. hook. the bee! slippedifl
caused a. large butcher’s WC I
fall across his left hand. f‘l‘wo.
cars were, lacerated and two ..
were taken lathe wound.
In the meantime, a warrant has.
At the foot or mu am. i;
iwas owned by Adam Schmehlé. of ~
The machine. Mu. Dian:
CutsTwo Fingers
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Norwalk Chronicler