Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 6, 1923 · page 1

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rashes Into role or msiiici cw! crates lOCALYOUTHS

10 AVG“ Hitting lwgggfil’h Carbollc Acid by . T ARRESTEDWES’lPfllgl
Farrell’s Da‘ughter Merchants are to.Meet. M'stake in HomeIState and Town Ofli-

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nton Row land of RoWayton, Escapes Injury Siffakgfil; besflfififd North Taylor Avenue Wbman Dies' in Norwalk walk Me on Three

Despite Fact that smashed Car Turns Over on Organization Hospital—Had been 111 for Some Time and Charges -- P o l i c e

on Thomas Hill—T-MTrS- Murray was Coming . Thought she was Taking her Medicine Again Search Rein-
in )lilChine from MLSSTThomaS’ SChOOl Enthusiasm for the proposed from Kimhen Closet

board or trade for the First district ' _ deer If“! ‘
is booming. it was announced this

Clinton B. Rowland, nowayton avenue, Rowayton! escaped morning by James Ella o: the Nor- Mittaking a bottle of‘earbolic acid for medicine she had been WESTTFT’ORT'f-TTNfWo 5-—;°}l°::ng . . ‘ . . . , . 1- ,
0'1. 5 111j11ry this morning when the automobile he was driving “"“k Hardware “‘"e' “rall‘emen‘s taking. Mrs. Emma'Neville, the wife of William E. Neville, of Efflufiggid i.§;§.§a,yob1,;§, 118:: Man len‘g Name Of Dr. Landso VlSltS 1“ W0.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

for a general meeting of merchants . . — Mi
.hed .510 .1 telegraph pole and was overturned as he attempte‘dmr the district to be held Wedneo- North 'l‘ayl :- avenue. swalloweithe usual dose/1n the kitchen of X‘s-2:8lgiggglbffiai°gglfoizuzg’: “113“ and TTells her he €11“ng ll‘erT-Be" 1.
“Ton collision with another machine. Though-the car Mr. gigafg‘aggeggjbgfggafgdgt the her home a 9:30 o’clock lost night. - . fie... chm... 1.1111 3...... 1...... c ares he is from Norwa osplta —- 31(63-
wlZilZd was driving was badly damaged, he suffered no injury. Mr. Ella has secured three well ‘ltAh to: minor; iatfiir-TTecrrengigg g: 11223535121133 agar-2:52??? vi T: Diamond from Finger After she Falls m
. kn :21 t- t-t b i 1 w pan. 3 e e wr ng-on c ' r , --
e acc1dent occurred on the Thomas’ Hill in Wilson Road. ""hglv‘ilitlmcoci’i1e:tnNortgzsresgndllf; _ . noor. Hex. husband sent a1 human lation of the liquor laws. and the Stupor . . _
.. “mg at a fast dress the gathering of merchants center the ambulance and the 1100- geltndeelT‘T Inn. Ttéle sceneaoihtdregaz: 1 a
' ' ' , int . d i th f tl mgn'was rushed to the Norwalk 3 e no ce ra .was ac - , , .»
. ~11 HLOLTLTLLLSTTTI‘T'THTTM c.5350? trgde e hf:m1§ll:nsa‘i,d 11‘3"; hospital, First-aid methods failed: oi the youths were arrested there. The local police are searching today for a supposed m
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111::1 .1l 11min; .23. "e “”8 “nab” ‘0 ”mm the “me“ KIM KLAN 1:?" New” ”"5 a few mum“ 11.33225; 2: 121°foxi‘faii1qi‘lii. :1]; W110 last Thursday gave Mrs. Herman rancher, of Westport ave:
'1 . ~ ' of firm men at the re ent ti . er. .
"“‘j‘ilffig‘lilurgfz' but, that he 111011111 82min“. "1155.13.31.38 e.- husband, Mm Vevmc Ts; ootTiT was TrTequlrer in TthTiTrTTTthge AéTflT nue, knockout drops and then stole a valuable diamond ring frog.
.‘ '. ' '. ' com let i h ti . . is survived b two dau liters 1110- e B 888 (1‘10? 3W ‘10 .
V” ("'orpomnon' CROSS REPORTS p “—0 p a“ apt—“'0: y Al IORNEY fence and Algeria. She wgas a: rears will be arraigned Thursday morn- her ting. The case was not reported until yesterday A W
"""’““‘l‘ “Wk“‘d ‘ 51d, M... New". 1.. empioyed 1.. the ing at 10 o'clock. a1 alarm has been sent out for the man. .

 

 

- in i1111vl‘1mc ran upon

; ’ street. Funeral arran them: “ill be fired Richman. A“ but: Jones (urn- covering from the eitccm o: 1:53
. 1 1 111111 the pole and . WARNED NOT Texas Man S h 0 0 t S completed This afterfiom 1.1.9.1 bonds, T T T: » experience.
‘ ' " ‘ . ° “M ' its 11 d be ill ior months The alleged liquor 1*” " 0 at" . . ~ The police have sent out a going;
- , .111r11l1-nt was filed DOWII Counselor In said {trundle 1:" an interview. Bruno Arc‘udi, State Policeman Leo . 1
111. 111-. Row- Local Chapter Holds '

- era! alaim together with a deocrllli‘
: 1 ‘ ‘ Factor Fi ht in At- Her medicine was kept in a small 1‘“ Carroll. 01 the local barracks and AND CHUM IN tion of the pseudo physician. to $3
. 1 1..»lelTS‘;‘:,"oli?;s‘cl‘l1:f Meeting and Hears T0 NOSE-DIVE g a chest in the kitchen of our home. Deputy gnu-la Edgar Parity and » - authorities of surrounding towns“ .
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1111 sharply to the ' .1 SPEED AVIATORS ' ‘ , . The ouths are- "Broadway Jones. ' i
. . . ) at. George Pulp Mill in An: walk. Y - Mrs. Francher, who has been 8113- a
Li“: 4“”- Murmyl‘ T A GOOD YEAR . The funny formerly lived m. Hoyt Joe Beamlsh. Amer Williamson and . i mg for many months. is 31",, r815.

 

 

 

 

 

Se T1. 9: 0 ‘cl 1:. she went to Constable Frank ,Vann, Of \Vestport. ' cities. Because the case was
i. I ~1-mnll'llc coming R e p 0 1‘ t~ S —— Many lanta nt to Slay metggtt an: pikeodc qut a bmfle of made the arrests. . . reported until [our days had .
. 1 V. though she . . 1 Another What we suppoeed'was her medicine. According to the police \erslon of they are miner sceptical about.”
‘ V ' H " 1' M “s to whether leen Ald Here In N Tr. 1 th . " ‘Insteadit was cast-colic acid." the affair. John Bieling, a. meat mar- tillsflhe man.
. , 1 , 1 ”5' 1hr; other (air C ew D la 8 83’ .ll“. Neville was horribly h‘ilned ket proprietor. wasT Tcriissltns 1‘3: . it was ‘bn last 1:11:13qu
- . -..11'. “l mvc no - . v - . . 1 ct t his store ae as ng , that a well drone stranger 1a
'1 . (3A.. 1&0». 6.——Culmin- 3 face. \thn she “as taken 5 re 0 , .
’ .. The annual meeting of the Nor- ann0t ur0p 9,000 atfim light that has been rag!“ ::ot‘i:ethhospltal. Dr. Samuel H. when he “'33 set “9°11 by the 30‘1““ Mrs. Geo. .FOOte Re- proachcd Mrs. Francher'l 110136-05? .
walk chapter of the American Red Feet to Plck up Mo- within the Knights of the Ku Klux Huntington and Dr. R. M. “rune A tree-for-all ensued, with. Bielins rtojveg T e l e g 1'. a m on being admitted. 119-ng

(5’05” “‘33 held in ”‘8 Red cm“ Klan order {or several months. Cap- was called Bath hyglcians used mmaslnz t0 Tset away an" 1‘90““ hilns°l£ to lira. Mitzi m
UNVECT SHOT ht-adquarters iu the South Norwa‘k mentum in CI TOSSing mm William E. Coburn. prominent first-aid method‘ Teflt‘hout success. in; one of his assailants. 1}“th a $80“ Telling Of or 50. u or. Landm, b! '0 com
' “br‘u’y- 1““ "13“" Line Atlanta attorney. and counsel for tho 4 . . . Plate 81853 WmeW °f m“ 5t°’°- ‘ street. Brockton. Mac. 1 .

Constable Venn appeared W the Arrival—- Cover Dis- The alleges doctor decor-d

Tl re arts of the secretary. Miss 1'
it. 12 William Joseph Sluuno‘ns' action 0! scene just as the quintet piled in- he had 1: mp“

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lilac. \‘VTTEI‘ldelt’Tglh.tht: wig; gem; MITCHEL FIELD. N. Y.. Nov. 6. the organization. late yesterday. was T .: . . . . to ‘smau muting car they we” rid- “Four “yaks' m hospital d‘ 1‘)
5*“ “3' ° ““ or -—Ll _. d J Will! in d shot- and instantly killed by .Pb'uap - - W £911 'fii' dl Fetal?
committee were read as was also eummr - I 3 “I E Fat. ‘1.” hhhgwedltod ottbe - mg in and drove away. He 1'01 2 me on of

~ ,1 . Harold J. Brow. navy airmen. who. Inn and tele- had learned of Mrs? French
m: $123821: 211111733: was given by during the last few days. have been Imperial NighthuiTi. egg“ drag: $100ng 31: gindegfate Policeman 33:; George F. Foote of “futon. dition. _
three members of the led Cross smashing “'0'"! speed records ”k0 at the Imperial pence n Carroll, who was in a \Veetport res- received a telegram this morning. “I think I can cure you,”

 

 
 

 

 

. , . lama. Franklin telling her Dr Ilanso “Take gm, edicine"
’ or . The were: Al- worthless ‘53 shells, “"1 resume . taurant was notified and with Dc- from her son, . . m
"than“:‘igfmiva: Cllalryman of the “1°" battle {0" ”3° "0WD 0‘ 59°04 A3 1.0x flefirfrom the scene 0‘ the - . puty Sheriff Peri-y hurried to Vann's of his safe arrival in Alameda. TCall- Mrs. Francher took the new
rommcliteo on life saving: Alfred king 0" the other. tragedy. he was cg”;§ and “my- ‘ V 1‘ aid. Search of the inn revealed two iornia. Franklin who is 19 years 5;", fly afterwards she W
- 1d I)"t'h f Libert R . d and 1.0111. Canevarl in- Although from the spectators ed in the building y ompwn Rox- . of The quintet 01¢ started tothe coast in a Ford dro -. About this time. the uku-
” a" 01' y 5:131:23: ' point or view today's contest. with e”- '3 “lend of Elfin”: 5313332" A third member or the party evi- with his pal, Jim Scallon. also of as Dr. Landso turned the waver.-
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fr 0 m Philadelphia The next meeting of the chapter b0”! blrdmen in the a” at once. ‘Vm who had been Fm us 11 o u . dently trying to find out how things iVilton, four weeks ago. tion to rings and pins. He elm
- .- 11-111 he held on Mondav evening, be mpre thrillingthan Sunday's cx- °31°° m" a con erence. InVIte All War Veter- were coming out. Was later taken They reported good roads all the selernl diamond rings Which be III!
[)ellltf‘nll'tlry — Men .‘lvvomber 12' At this session officers hlbitlon ’the match will be stripped th Un‘l’ertliilne cllrggggtzigcele cgltlld'na': t 1V1 t t F.3d into custody. and the other two ap- way. Writ): the exception of Raise: his paficnm had given .m him.‘ _.
h d II' t l . for the new year will be elected. or one of its most dangerous fea- d e “if“ game int --. said For in ans \ 0 ,ee 31 » 4 peat-ed and surrendered. where the herd forgot to act“ 6 8 During the conversation. I. neith-
8 I18 .0 5 According to the report filled by lures. That is diving from an alti- aotlznnibllx‘l‘gg voicenus .1116 w placed Men,s_ Hall 60 sec_ On a “up" from the quintet search Ford and laid down on them in the 201}. outfitted Mggfmfi‘fi” hm
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Miss \V enderoth the Nor-walk chap— tude of 9,000 feet or more. to within d taken to til olice warrants were sworn out for Arcudie mu
”1—0 ”a“ “”11“"? a “i." “1:.“ “*3 .. 33.15:..“ffiifiom1... .. .1... 2.....- 0nd HOmage for the 1. were“ cruiser- 1.31.:m:::.:h:..;’:i.::..“:.l 2.: 22:35:“:1“$§d.11§.'11.."‘.f".:
‘- " " ‘ ‘ ‘ ' <1- . to co ors. os~ spec e ore at as .c ‘ on the place. e ra. era a 1 '
’ , ' 11.1. who 188‘ "‘81“ 2” “finance ”a"! New statement m"- D d 'i it til M Scallon's brother Be- man left the house ._ .
. g 1 deg and starting line. ea . quantity or wine. whiskey and ver- \ s v r. . . .
- ‘ ' '31‘3‘1 f”? liberty from p“.d'8' employers. “or comra ' . -- 1 - Shot Four Times. 1» tween here and Chicago. they found Examination disclosed that “
t» T, _, T‘. m i~,.mi1-nuilry Wei-c hc1d 1181 office interviews in con— Whether. deprlied of this dioP Coburn who is said to beT a for- mouth. and stored in a shed in the Km.

net'tlon with the dealing of 226 dif- ping start," the airmen will be able rear. some 15 0,. 20 barrels of wine no tourist comps, but as soon as Frailcher had been given what h

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

,, n '1 Hnu was shot . , T mer oversea captain and vlcum of Mulvoy-Tarlov Post 0 503_ _ . th u ht they left Chicago. they found eev- generally known as "knockm
3‘1 .. 1 «1 1 }"'lSIln guard W110 {"9” d“fledonitihtn:ofiiieiervice ignfifigdoreggfw‘iift” lizardugfl‘btinagust a gas attack. “7‘“ shot {our times “3 of Foreign “fare. at a mealng held in $133,223,33ch not 0 g eral. These camps are fitted up diops." A bottle of medicine .fl
1: ' ‘ 1 1111111 with a blow In carry 8 h t ear the 01- iii rs of both the army and he sat 3“ his 0m“ desk 0“ the ninth last night in Red Men 3 ball, \Vasb— 0A"): ~ h somewhat bruised after- with shower baths and all the com- behind by Dr. Landso was found 51‘.
r" ' 1" ”M one was cap- :‘Tnsc ffgrlii‘cmii 2:35 Screens and figg:hocivatched Sunday's exhibi- “0°” 0f “the Atlanta Trust building lngton street, made arrangements to his ““21: with the ruftlans. Bleling. forts of home. Dr. George E. Cram to green”; .
z N ”Hung chase in co I; 883th e ’Gince this work ti h wed clearly that they con- three °f WMCh t°°k eflect in h“ hold memorial services at 8“ o'clock is t b dl hurt The boys are now visiting With spear-men: and water.
1 mm“ were ex- ”hum om B. ‘ 469 time — one. s 0 dl ' t . head and one in his abdomen. in the evening of November 11. Arab no a y ' relatives in Alameda. On their trip “'hen Mrs. Francher was revived.
‘ 11astundTeTrtTTal-tel‘l’elgeigfigwen encoui; dee'eqisgr°§§2:°:; 310:? {:0 2:12;: The tragedy W,“ witnessed only by lstlco Day at the Elk’e home in ‘ they averaged 150 miles a day. it was found that a diamond flit.
Ii ' -1' “ il'lllg ”10 CHY {or Lntmirgt ecoubgsel aid guidance or a astra‘in on man. 111010.? and !na_ Captain Cobum's Stenogmpherv 3‘35 South Main street These‘ services H ' —————'-—"" She .‘Vu wearing “'33 gone- The m
h: I " ‘ TM]. 140‘”; COJndggttlli glimmer the need demanded chine Tliey mwdo it evident that '{I HMSTWO’;Whgtscgzmzdntudssgf will be for all veteran organizations 1 wastvaluedis? isslzdse-scribed u
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"- Gm... '1.1212?‘?.‘.l;‘1‘.f.231“’.1°31"’1‘3“233511313? “1““;13113‘33212 13;: 5233.35.33; 1...... 1-11 11111-11111 «1111111 3::2‘1.§.*:°.§“31;.‘“X§.§2‘1‘1‘;:; £0.12“: - . we...“ .. 1.1111. 1.1.11.1...“
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. _ '. .1 “([1 1311:112ch; it: the ate cases, interviewed 1613 and made “we: must not be risked [00 casually :23; :nofgléi 6:80; ?:::te;p:d T1133 G. A. R. and Mchinley camp and SHIP mm BIG and swag: 333:“ htat god amid-“f
. . _ . , 10.45 1272 home visits. . add a. few more miles per hour F n! auxiliaries. . _ overcoat. _
V m‘iiihlnflodoxi'dtgtbe .re-t The report or "“3 Year ending a: a. speed already too unhealtllful “at" “1° hall corridor as ox e er— In accordance‘ with a. l'lielaoran-T1r
, " ' 92 , lows: e 1 dum received from Adjutant eller~ -'
y. i ' ' ii ”5‘ I" the m1”.- ocmber 31' 1 m3 {$15. for normal man. In her statement to the police. at R. W. Elton. member, of Muivoy. CARGO 0F RUM “ Dressed to “Kill” 8116 .'
‘ H "V “twp?" ““21 n- Balance on hand Oct. Mrs. Holbrook said that Fox stepped Tarlov post Will pay homage 1for ELE ks r, v
:1TT T, 1. filiiig‘iims'gglle : 31,1922 .. ........... . s 922.01 WILL DISCUSS :33” tggdogfiafirsgted Captain 00- am), seconds at 11 (“clock anmy As I abo S oté
’ ‘ "7 ' "r 11 Members . . . . 1,758.00 - ' tice Day when Senior Vice- mmau- . o
'4‘" . " " 111111111 ”1° “”1: 11111112331121}. ........ ”(28.33 , “I'm thwugh at the Palace ““15“ der-in~Chief Anton Stephen will F e (1 er a1 Authorities BK. No“ 8~—With' few LEAMINGTAN. 15:13.. Nov. c.‘
11-”. I . 3 i :111- m “.rpd {ogre-533m Interest .............. .. 76.51 Coburn. ‘ h place on’the tomb of the Unknown C ture Vessel With issues having a bearing on ~:l'fedneTxt “remw.a fashionable black It”!
TT T. ,1 1T1 men too . th Nor-walk Edu. Fund ..... 15.40 0L T , \Vithout any further Tt rest or Soldier in Washington a wreath to 31) presidential campaign invo he :1 dress, diamond ear rings "GK-
.. 1 1 1 to run doun e Norwalk Relief Fund . .... 184.97 word he whipped out a. re\ olver and the name of V. F. W. 1.. Li nor V a l u e d at todays off-year elections. there will heeled shoes, the Countess of T1" .
1 . \‘enr East Bm- Fund - - - - - 20-00 ‘ ‘ “’9“ tour times in quick succession. All post flags and colors with the q be little in. the "3“!“ to indicate wick made her first platform m
1 , 1 1 ~11 stairs they 1161:: Jap. Roll! Con. ...... . _ . 8,240.09 said the stenographer. Captllln Co- department colors 01 the District of $375, 000—0 a p t .3 i n which way the national political to the Socialist and Labor-its a”?
:TT1TT1 .T Tl -. 1Tl1T (lilbel‘tT anti)T w National Head. Return 1.89 . burn tell dead as the. last shot rang Columbia have been ordered out. for f S. Ar wind is blowing. U 1 here last evening. T
1.4.”. ‘ ' V " M M.) “1th a 0 Junior Red Cross . . . . . . . . 129.49 out. Mrs. Holbrook said that. was the ceremony. . and Crew 0 1X ' Only one new member 01 the n ‘ It had been stated that the cm
3‘...‘ ‘ ' " “ ‘3‘?" :3; 3.112 Probation Work . ...... 178.00 Fox's second call 13; ghe ,oTtTncT: dcr- " .1 rested tegTStates Stenateégrfixietlgczfi-g: tea: was to tour the cough...“ -
; ‘ ' t 1.11111 if“ . - . ..... .. 679.29 in: the‘atternoon. o urn e 3 un- ‘ _' ‘ . w come mm from which the seek: ‘ w m Q
U}... h & Playgnd Account ‘ ' ———11—-— Miss Rider and Mrs. able to see him the first time. Wm. Southworth Goes JACKSONVILLE. Fla-u Nov. 6.—- vacancy caused by the death at the House at Commons. in .T m
TTT 2 ~ :--;1~l1 to the 5:55;. Total .............. . $12,951.98" to Attend the . Threw Pistol. . to'NeW York Bank The British auxiliary schooner latTe Zenator IDTilli‘ngTbains.1;vhose term drawn by four white horsoohut‘ "
TT , T11.r1-TTa:iT<Ti 333111111111 Disbursements Lane Fox. after; theedshgtlns.ut1ho po- 1 T) 1 Louise F., was captured atter a. Wiliorfe‘i-e IeprgTe “Republican and 1did Trig: appear last evening .
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d’“ :. 11m lal‘irmount ave. National Head. proportion Meetmg 0f Board Of lice tagger; a?! -" arr leawxsg‘e William H. Southw'orth. promin- ‘mree-houl‘ Chase tt noon yesterday Park H. Pollard, Democrat, a cousin 9: :1“ ”hint; arrived at the hall -
. , or annual dues . . . . . . . . s 879.00 , - pen a. e... mil. . . 1 I 111 by federal authorities and 3 90° . am on on on.
i." : .1.-1 11111ry officials said Home Service See. ,,,,,,, 2,200.00 _ Educatlon _ “3,;th at the pence sulxn “1,3”: eutly in local banking circles or 19 cases of liquor valued at $375,000. of President Coolidge are can ates The countess told her mi
.11 unable to learn 1101‘? \v u 1 Head. for Jap- . ‘ ’ spring. double “15° 5"“ "i” in 1‘3“ past year, yesterday resigned as were seized, the officers reported on for the pla‘ce' there were only two ell-e. In
L», ,~ . ,.1,,TTm,.d the 915103., L 8R olrlmt‘ . .. .. 8,240.09 pocket according 10 the police. treasurer of the Central Fall-field their return here last night. The prohibition issue is involved. world—workers “a idler-s.
7‘ V ' ‘Y‘ 1::1- Higfltion “"15 under e e nt flog.- to 9 the Matters pertaining to the new Shortly after he was locked in a cell. Trust company.. He Will take '1 P93." The capture was affected within Dale favoring enforcement, Pollock works such as “we“ tail.
“.1 ‘ . 7" 821$": ctnvention . ..... 50.00 hibition. the match will be strivpli‘d the slayer sent a request to Police “011 With the Corn Exchange bank th e twelve -mlle limit of: South Pab- advocating enforcement of the Vol- torn, she “1d. must learn “T
‘ -‘ ”SM” 1h" prison walls Mia :penses including trees. school building program “'1“ be dis- Chief Beavers that he be removed 0! New York city about December 1. lo Beach 'an d the Captain. H. A. stead act. Vermont normally 1' Re- themselves in the same .1
'11 1' .I .‘ 1 ~11.” ”Who“! and a bi: bond .................. 31.09 cussed tonight at. the regular meet- tram the police station to the County Mr. Southworth came to Norwalk Johnson. of. Harbour Island British pgbllcan uddpollflczalanwificmy hand workers.
nr- . ‘ ~. ) 111 from or the “ml J R. C. cost of lunch room " lag of the Board of Education to be 3311 for protection ' Iron: Afton. N, Y., to become a. cash- West Indies. and six members or t Ere are no Engezentativ‘; will be ————————'——-—' T
1:11'11' --1- S ”‘0 "me men L'nt Franklin school 210.93 hem at the Norwolk leh school. According to .1 statement made ler of the former Fairnelo County the cm“. were mated. They are T zingew rep t T Ne Phillips-Winchester?
1 ' ' " "' ”m “M" “mm m The map showlns the over-crowded here tunl‘ht by Henry No ton. neai 389k and Trust comm!!!“ 1“ “1° being brought to Jacksonville. 9°“ ”W our n v w
...T.. :1 4—. l.11r111ount avenue. ‘11 611.11 ' dltl repared by Sup. of Agata Klah No. 1, Mel: has year he has been in the city. he has h the will be char d with vi- York aud one each in Illinois. er— Appeal H.
.1 -_ 1 1 ,1 - Total ............... . T . mhool con on: p _ W ere 1’ 3° meet and North Carolina.
T) T 1, 1 . prison guards follow m orintendeni’i 0f gchooll G. v- Buch- ma fro the Impe l 01-dayI modes, 11093 of friends who Will re olatlné the custom laws and the Six of the con “To“! elections ;
14. - I . " “i in” ”m' Cum“ Norwalk Chap. Fund. . . . . . 3419 76 m... and Fletcher Van Hoosier, will Fox , do a attempt Sunday night Bret his departure mflpnal prohibition law. officers re to mi magi!" “an” . Argument- ", mg hm a.
1-; . TT ”nilcts attempted t° Wilton Branch . . . . . . . . . . . . 31. 73 be turned over to members of the to shoot Dr. Fred Johnson. of Fan 53m. 2nd one to fill the place 7 t Supreme Court in Brld‘eport
TTTT1T .T. ,1 . Turn}: driver. but he rOT- Junior Red Cross . . . . . . . . . 1'18.de for inspection. This map will Antonio a. Texas pilll’onalre and close To Substitute m The crew said they were attached by the resignation 01 Dale 0: v“. on the case of Phillips am
1111‘. 1 ,1 In“ dancd up a. - Playground Account .. . 71113 aid greatly in locating the new personal fiffi' Colonel 311313101131 1 about 4 o'clock last Tuesday mom- in nt. 1 ' '-' cheater. A motion has been
lr 1P.>r.ired.T - school bundlnfis but who thwa in his attempt by T ' Westport SGhOO ing by the assistant engineer and h Illinois and North Carolina. flu set aside the verdict in --
TTTT. . . :1 mos scores oproTl‘fT; Total balance on hand The building program calls tor an Morri- Moore. of. Texas Ranger, and 1.. two stowawayl. one of whom was Democratic candidate- will have no Phillipa was struck by“ . .1 1
r... T. fflrlf”: :ggnigfne: the Oct. 81. 1923. ........ $1,340.87 expenditure of $350. 000 whiCh in- also. a. friend of “Colonel Simmons. . Mics Am— Rough (,1 34 Mervin formerlyTthe chick engineer. forced

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There is a balance in a fund 381 eludes the last bond issue or 8250.- who-inflating in Atlanta. This‘at- “gee; has been appointed acting under guard until yesterday. Their p o on. ° ””3 t

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1,5 f . 1. , . . the Red .TCross auto ” of ed at the last city election. tempL‘Norton said, was made at the (head ot-the Emmy-y department of into the torecastle and kept there and w; .T -
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11: City 1 N o—The lootlnD or m committee. however. will formerly managing editor otT the Dal- Miss mush, who will; also teach pirates. .. . . ml cc of the N
L ‘ 'V- BERLIN Pin 'bho continued start tunetionin: immediately. At {as Timeo-Hera‘ld.b101°iyi‘ll-l-,mdm‘° of the N0?- 1'0 “112’ “n a 9me You 3;;
needa L(unpainy IS god 1m“: 13: ntht 1:. the north- the meeting tonight, Miss Mary Rld- .. This- spring Mr. Fox resigned Tate rural: High school and tfltgsglleii GODFREY mm - be. Mn 2' o’ 01113;:fl any"
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