on
at And Allrefllstlg
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y and flight but
. ABLISHEI‘ 1870
EIG
5rwalk Firemen»
Signal Dirigible
and Gel Answer
a] Fire Fighters Turn Searchlight on Shen-
andoah as She Glides Slowly Over City in
Moonlight-*ROBI' of Motbrs Attracts
an'\l‘:llk Residents to Giant-
Another large and enthusiastic " ‘
,... . ’ mum and above LOG 01“ THE FLIGHT. . Alexander J. Rummler. former .,.»
T}; . zhmlsands. at 0:57 a. rim—Start at Lake-burst, N. rfieaxxlugf t2; offs): 1:; “01:21:. Doris May Nickerson, 3 years Old, Of 76 Strawberry Hill, ll in member of the Board of Education ' Ma d “n d “7 1‘
.L‘. Shenandoah. J. men of m: me b , d p l t gel; the Norwalk mm“ suffering from 8 com 113d. two will be appointed to fill the vacancy seeks $1,000 for e e an , ants $24M for:
h. fl'till. hugelt air— 8:30—-er. Yofk. l t; t d mnem eep l1 6:“ y p0 m thB DMEDt Board Of Education M d Chi] H o
«.1, sailed over 10:00-—Ncw London. ’1 ° ' “ y °‘- “1° “mm“ 1' of the skull. asthe result of being struck by an automobile driven sensed by the resignation of Mrs. - oney EX. pen ed on hen In. t m [101' . ;
ley Accident Last June—Josephine SW at
2, She remained 13:04 p. m. Brockton. -
m n er'voral min; limb—aceton. tullethzsgl?&eg:‘lbfd:f:gl:gv:g ‘3; wereglrlkt‘nghup thoufdll ”1': D°m brought out the fact that she had a special meeting or the Board of Edu- . -
i”. ““5 swung 3 :55- amulet. wu e n 9" mo 0" W 0 W fractured skull. He stated that her cation which will be held tomorrow '. ' ' l Iii - ll ill: :t‘1ll M
w might view her mes—Northampton. tail"; “3°“ one hundred will ‘t‘ wheeling a baby carriage. The condition was serious. night at the Senior high school- Action "as X g . Co ‘ ‘ ,
. . . .-. true queen 4:00-—Sprlngflold. ”.10.. w d n b Robinson was placed under most Mr. Rummler is widely known in in three separate damage actions amountmg to $38,000. w
y... r - m a. soft silken Bzoo—Ilnrtford. “th at :7 as 9"“ passed ”“15 hind her mother into the path of by Motorcycle Policeman Bocnlsclx Nor-walk. He is an artist by profes- 2i 1e . behalf I Josephine Zi ler sue! for the m of m
5:35—th “"3" a l e boy” never have enough the car driven by Robinson. was on the charge of reckless driving sion. He was elected to the Board 93' l.” m 0 eg ,. ,
.3‘
;._ . . , _...,_,.h;.ped body, packages may be left at the homo 4 _ .» ,‘ ted for asix year term upon the Re-
_- . : nu her gondolns, of Mrs. Morrison. 40 West avenue, ‘R d. H‘ , I” » “W k ”~ publicgn ticket. Mr. Rummler. dur. property fthe Connecticut can”
of or at the Red Cross Headquarters. a 10 as t8 - 88 j l ing the war, moved to New York near the other at Highland 3"”
and Sammie street and that she won
for the
eyes
,.3 to the
, a 2:1“
to
l‘lu'll'
see
1).: .lir queen glided comgiittf‘o 1:110 pationswat the home . walk hoapital. She
'.y: of he 0 n. 0 est av nue. a successes-to flies Anna. grunt . o . . ,
r .' ' - . .ml vividly ~ . nurse” ”earn, .g sigh: adieu, clerk to superintendent: :achoob Trinity Musical an d We 01 the WM
lg» .' r tl-nylng at night T0 be Held In .Reg'ent ' G. V. Buchanan; Superintendent Dr mafic Gufill ml- was crush“ mm . 7
drives a. our on s. Theatr Hon. -J T 83 the were Not Buchanan said that he had several a it 3““ to be amputated ‘w
7. ' la. _ e‘“ 0 ' y y > application: for the position under act Two Sketches Be- knee. R u claimed M the . "
1 . . 1' ‘ dirlgihlo was ' __ ' considentlon. but had not made .a , - man of the car was as”, ”t- M’
l n g to pea at an eetlng , .
4"“- “i‘rrY Land"! . final selection for his recommenda- fore Large Gather-9 £31336: pitmtge‘h" 1113“]
,.
M" '1’”
‘1 :l'ltomoblle.
‘1‘» " l J.. Nov. 21. -—- The committee in charge of the Mr. Cappossela, who is the M a- l
w' -i;.v that bathed services, Charles T. Dilworth. John gap of the local office of the p - . $31“: Eng “3:“ (1:533: Sgg°raé anguish and injury to her hit.
"- . m. the United T. Drum: and John Scullev. are New entlal Insurance Company. said that . . . e ”s 9 3e 8 .. which is Permanent. and that he:
1 5 Silo do h ar- entitled “A Convention of Papas 1 th has . .
“a“ ‘1 133.ka O’Neil Forfelts and the second. or which the cast a at expended "m 0!,
"'ul'l'l.
l 'l ;'.ll‘('lOuS and
F" ' .. hours before the
' . nrl rl in her great
.1 «row, more than
“1.» mooring ropes
breeze tugged
- . . . t he
“ - I‘m: made thls far,
t‘lff'lll
- It was
‘ .
«1 Q {fired that the Solzcr; Secretary-Treasurer. d ‘ u m
r- ‘ Lindstrom: Recorder. F. Schml t: F _ _ , to the po co at he did not know .
i 1 to remain all Guide. Jam Maisano: Guardian. day its; ‘83:;yalzzgmlldo’nesfile that his conewas coming up this Luggu't‘h’uhtfz? 3&4 “1:63:11; j ..
morning. He was referred to Pros. n " Prices resumed their 4:me
.1”
l‘pfll'
'.‘. limes
fr
um me
I ”k.
' :2 n to Lakehurn.
'.‘ hf lll‘l‘ TOO-mile
1". rnvr the city
.wwl in shadows
. i from her sides
of red and of
.2ll'5l that shown
It” ' 11' bar motors. re-
street.
. :q- '2: spcratc game of
w ‘ n eye and ear.
the
come.
i felt Justly re-
the
.. .nix l-Jngine Com-
" "v ‘ »' ‘ “v llv‘n. threw the
' ‘ truck upon it.
l the crew of the
'v'lrn-d their dirig-
the Norwalk
mun. the iircmen
swnlle where the
‘_ ("llll‘d t0 extin-
mlli'lnn at 8:45
é-llrtw'flsfully com-
:‘::llt that carried
.. England states
mound wind sweep—
);nl: field at twenty
. liCk of returning
li‘"? hangar was
'3? length was run
gondola
-‘ ride of the door
. .t,«::rrl by the im-
' - ’vrs of her crew
I ‘r v-S‘vcnped injury.
sudden
wt: nr-rl to snatch
guiding
but each time
'i‘Jf‘“(‘fl')d in hold-
Airship
1 o :2 l—Westerly.
l 0 :SE—Newport.
l i :os—Fall River.
1 i :33—Provlllmcc.
S:00——Bridgeport.
Ozas—Norwalk. ‘
1:20—-Ncw York City.
Szds—hkchurst. N. J.
ELKS PLAN _
A MEMORIAL
SERVICE DEC. 1
Church Quartet to
Sing
The Hon. John '1'. King. of Bridge-
port. will be the principal speaker
at the Elks' Memorial services to be
held at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon,
December 1, at the Regent theatre.
Admittance will be by invitation.
nlng to make the affair extremely
impressive. Arrangements have been
made for the Norwaik M. E. church
quartet to sing on that occasion. The
music will be rendered by the com-
bined Palace and Regent theatre or-
chestras.
Barbers Meet and
Nominate Officers
At a. meeting of Local No. 72. J.
B. I. U. of A. held last night the fol-
lowing officers were nominated:
President. Charles H. Franke; Vice
President. D. Nntienbcrg and Henry
Otto
lt
Matthew Galbo: Press—Secretary.
Charles H. Franke; Trustees; B. De
Marie. Joseph Vitago; and Dave
Marosco; Finance Committee; M.
Bone“ and C.;Decollo.
School Board Talks
Over Building Plans
A meeting of the new School
, in the South Nor-walk Library build~
100 Wlll. she
FOR SOLDERS
AT ALLlNGl' OWN
People’s Chorus Holds
Well Attended Re-
hearsal f o r “The
Vets
was grtifying to learn that the
change‘ to the date of Friday even-
ing. December 7th. for the concert
for the disabled veterans at Ailing-
ton, made necessary by new rules at
smokes." the chorus members will
be glad to act as messengers for
any frie ds of the boys who desire
to send em a little gut. Addressed
lug.
The assembly hour for the trip to
Auingtown is 6 P. M. at the Red
Cross Headquarters. A. Red Cross
motor will meet the 6:23 train from
New York.
There will be a meeting of the
M. E. Capossela of 18 Osborne
avenue, whose automobile number
62-789. was given as belng‘lat the
meeting of the Ku Klux Klan Mon-
day night. stated to the Sentinel this
morning, that his car was parked in
Washington street. near the office
of the Ferris-Devine Coal Company,
on that evening from 7:30 until
11:05 o’clock.
he was in office at 157 Washington
street. during that ime. Ho declared
he did not believe that anyone took
his car to the’meeting. as he was
sure no one could start it.
Frank B. Horton of 8 France
street. called the Sentinel on the
phone this morning and stated that
if his car 64-148. was at the Klan
meeting he was not aware or it.
He said. "I do not keep my car
at home. 1 keep it in a. garage in
East Wall street."
Just Like the Stuff
he Puts in Radiator
charge of intoxication. In the down-
fined 35 and costs by Judge Candee.
young man in an automobile.
Messiah”-— Gifts for _
town city court this morning. he was
He stated in the court room that he
bought the so-called liquor from a
The
bottle was exhibited in court and
Prosecuting Attorney Lockwood said
that it looked like the me fluid
that he had put in the radiator or
his automobile this morning called
3 , Year
Doris Nickel-son
Road
Strawberry Hill.
The little girl and her mother
Nickel-son girl stepped out from'be-
struck and knocked to the ground.
She was taken to the hospital.
Child,
H it \by Auto, 0n“.
Strawberry Hill
in Hospital Sulfering mm a
‘ Fractured SkulL—Walked in -Front of Car
Driven by Frank Robinson of Flax Hill
by frank-Robinson of 328 flax Hill Road yesterday afternoon in
where an examination by Dr. Tracey
I
and was later released under bonds
of $500 . "
With Millions of Fees
AllOve
7* M1,. :nm. . e... -. .
m
U. S. Observing
.11
s
He Will Probably be
11'
. Named; to Succeed
Mrs. Brooks — Has
been On Board Be-‘
fore
Mary Marshall Brooks. who with
her husband. is touring Europe.
This information was obtained this
morning from reliable sources.
The appointment will be made at a
of Education for a term or four
years when South Norwalk and Nor-
walk were consolidated. When his
Emma-fuss?
High Tide 10:80 a.‘1n..
Partly Cloudy Tonight use: .
Warmer. _
for $2,000. '
term of odice expired. he was re-elec-
city with his family and resigned
from the board before his second
term of ofllce had expired. He is in-
tensely interested in school matters
and is familiar with school work in
all its various phases.
In addition to the appointment of
Mr. Bummler. the Board of Edm-
tion at the special meeting will select
Summon;
LOSE-Slain 1N
" LIQUOR CASE
$500—Later Tells Po-
lice he Did Not Know
Trial was on
Patrick O'Neil, who was arrested
last week on the charge of selling
liquor, when his place on the' Turn-
pike was raided by the State Police,
failed to appear in the City Court
this morning. betore Judge Candee
and his bond of $60 was declared
forfeited.
O'Neil's bond was furnished by
Salatoro Valianotc or this cltY. Mr.
O'Neil stated later in the morning
ecuting Attorney Lockwood.
ENTERTAINS
mulls
mg
A delightful entertainment was
presented last night by the Broad
River Community club at the Broad
River chapel. The aflair was largely
attended by members of the club
and their guests.
The first part of the program con-
sisted of two sketches presented by
the Trinity Musical and Dramatic
consisted of girls, was “An Uninvited
Guest." '
Solo singing by Miss Elva Avallone
was warmly applauded. She was ac-
compalned on the piano by Clarence
H. Cable. Miss Mary Mahoney won
favor with her recitations. Follow-
ing the formal program. a social
time was enjoyed.
Downs Nominated
Again by Legion
The regular meeting of the Frank
C. Godfrey Post. No.718. American
Legion was held last evening in the
time the nomination of ofllcers took
place. Commander LoRoy D. Downs
was unanimous choice of the Post
for the nomination as Commander
scam-
Other nominations were as fol-
lows: First vice commander-Anson
F. Keeler and Murray Israel; Sec-
ond vice commander—Murray Israel
and Harry Cohen; Adjutant—~Archi-
bald Merriam: Finance .ofllcer—Al-
phonso Canevari: Assistant Finance
HospitalL-One of her Legs Amputated-—‘
Father Charges Negligence
and in behalf of Madeline Ziegler for $1,000 and in his own behalf
PRICE Tami
' . on;
In the action it is alleged mated"?
June 8. Josephine was on or W
preparing to board a trolley cai- age
longing to said company. wheni‘thvo
motorman increased the speed a!”
car. knocking her down, and first?”
ging her under thecartoradlf:
tance of 100 feet. 7 , g.-
A: result ofthe sentient ‘ '
phlne is still confined to 1M
place at a high rate of speed. 7
the brakes on the car were detect!”
'and the car was not under m
and that the motor-man did not ha”
a. proper lookout ahead for person—
about to board the trolley car ‘ at
the accustomed place. '
The writ in behalf of Madeline
Zeigier reads about the suns ill
states that as a result of his:
knocked into the roadway by“
trolley car. that she suEer-ed menu!
for medical care. Damages of 3
are asked in misuse.
Michael Ziegler in the other 163”
seeks to recover the money ' '
he has expended in the care at hi“
daughter. _In this case damages
$2.000 are asked. 1..
The defendant is summoned to up.)
pear in the Superior court in w,
port, on thofirst'l‘uesdnyinw
her, to answer in all of the m
The plalnulr in all of the veering
1.
is represented by the firm of W
& Candee.
Wall Street Today
I.
movement at the opening of
stock market. A bullkb .- »
on the railroad out-190k for «. .
year by one or Wall Street's M7"
prominent operators, combined-wilt
a series of favorable October r
ings statements. resulted in a- ‘
‘demand for the rails-our
Chesapeake and Ohio .
early advance with a gun or!“
u.-
Odd Fellows’ Fair,
Will Open '1‘
- - sustusmscr Plcruae'lS‘lOl—‘T‘GENERAE sucsr‘
HARBOARD.‘ vagina 'r. o rm: 12’ . ’ ’3
WJMER‘CAJ?’ , "ka3.” 40.10....CQWR? ORA‘LLQJ-i
alcohol.
ofllcer—Lyold Sturges: Chaplain-
C. H. Atkins: Sergeant at arms—Ed-
ward Hughes; Historian—Archibald
Merriam.
Mr. and Mrs. Pf
Given Surprise
Building committee of the Board of
Education was held last night at the
Senior High school. A New York
architect appeared before the com-
:ulrr McCray and
":«lvknr, who was in
.1 mmlrmh’s construe-
Pnndpal Jakob is to
.1 ”if-imselvf' “ “"1 mlttee. Douglas E. Nash and John NEW YORK. Nov. 31.—-“WBZ day. sports: Friday. education: Sat:
, ‘Illp. .T‘O- mm"ml L. Henry and superintendent 01' will now broadcast—da-da. da-da. urday. radio in the home. ' . . Speak Also at P315 The election 01 “10051599 01 the The Odd Fellow Fair '13
. no mine .00 miles. Schools a_ V. lumen. and an- A dozen of their friends gave Mr. da-dar—just a minute, please—click! The observance will become ‘3. . X . ,. _ , Post will take place at the next meet- ton lsht in Odd Fellow: .
cut-Teacher Meeting “*8- South mm unet- and mu
~i. over
Providence
'1 :l bout noon.
'1» 12h the radio ap-
ni order part of
\
:xlrst early yesterday
. namioah flow along
Brooklyn.
l‘a‘ second view of
uvvzr Long Island.
" London the dlrlg-
and
cumd his plans
the board at a later date.
St. Peters to Hold
or the three new
school buildings to be erected here
soon. No definite action was taken.
other architects are to appear before
Annual Fair Tomorrow
The annual Christmas fair . and
and Mrs. Charles Pfahl. of 15 Or-
chard street. a delightful surprise
party llonday night. Games were
played and a dinner was served
Those present wenrurunnd Mrs.
Burr. Mr. and Mrs. am. Dawson.
Hi- and Mrs. A. C. Lowndes.
Mr. P_fe.hl is the Worshlptul Mast-
er «Oh! Well Lodge. F. and A. M.
Mr. and Mrs.»8imple. Kr. and Mrs
Godfrey. Mr. and Mrs. Shove. and
clickl—z-z-zzz-zz—s-z-".
It's the newest national ’Week"
getting into operation. This time
it’s National Radio Week. being ob
served from one end of the country
to the other. , ..
Although there will probably be
no dlmunitlon of "all- traffic" either
before or after the observance of
the week. the dates between which
the freedom of the air will be ex-
ternational when English radio stai-
tions during the week will make at—
tempts ,to reach thli country with
iai' “Radio Week" prongs-ems.
"By tuning in while attending to
certain light evening duties at his
term near Boonton. N.. J., George
Betta in the lower picture above is
learn ingr‘what the week‘s program!
aregto be.“ In the upper picture. two
belles of the‘sunldst country. vaca-
. .o . ‘ 0
at High Tonight
“Co-operation of ’Parents with the
Board of Education," will be the
subject one address to be made by
Dr. Willism'J.‘Tr-acey, Board *0:
Education member. tonight at a Par-
ent—Teacher meeting to be held at
them: High choc]. At the same
meeting. Principali’hllip Jakob will
Principal George J. Brunjes of the
Franklin school. who u a member
of the Post, gave an interesting talk
on "Don't blame the boy." Plans
were discussed after the addre. of
Mr. Brunjes. for doing something for
the boys in this city.
Auto Hits Junkman;
every evening for the r“ or
week. Fancy work. am
home-made cake will ho ’
There will be dandng as V;
prise each night. Orr saw
there will be a cat ' '
w
tenth anniversary “10 Of 3‘- P°t°l'" find” Driver Held in Bond
a i rpiines accomplny-
tioning at Lake Arr-0‘ whead. Cab. are
. . .. p a t o - om! cluslvl and oillciall _ tho
"’1" , i ”Illegal“ .353 l: gillvtvhg‘aghggzmgltzllfle cggrgh South N ‘3 bug's.”yare Novembzr 25 to Decem- ““3 the something. talk on, “33101911119. at the High - , ,
I". .. ‘ . . Farm roduc ‘ ' her 1. bar this week every radio . ~ . School. ' 1 1 Richard M 9: 3‘ Elisabeth East orwdk
r “mm‘ End‘epm't from 2 to m p m p u. Schleiser,.Leader 1“ fan is mpglln‘ossd to induce a mad-g- ‘ sum 331.511?» This meeting aiming held in cfn- street. was placed under arrest last mug, “Hm
motion with “Educational Week. It "gun; by Motorcycle Policemen
aprons. towels. fancy work.‘cnke and
many other useful household articles
will be sold and refreshments will be
At 5:10 o'clock' last. night oi.
Phoenix Engine combuwresponded
7 - a
lynching Long Is-
szllled above that
‘xrr'lvlng over the city
dio-fnn ‘to "listen in”, at one or
more programs.
Wonmchargeotreckh-
m, otter hlsear had mick
“We! reconnaissance.
' Strike, Sentenced
hubeen
. 'I'm‘k at 7:20 - served. The money realized will be . - ‘ The scheduleoftheweek .. . ~ g
.d or searcmlsnfsclgg: used to my 0“ the debt 0! the m mm. “a" “Pam” laid out by atomic. Pru- end - tram 3:80 to 4:80 on
g ‘ : hazy yard she started chm-ch. Schlelser. “3"” owtgaan‘mnud the Radio Corporation of America. .‘ , ‘mmmam car-Ila M m at W M
£31". ~' Burrow-are lap and reach- All our members and friends are by : Jury W “‘3 M ‘rlk to make it possible to bring forward. Riverside cemetery. monochrome Point street near mercy Square. be made “able-
““‘" .- -r at 5:45 p, m,_ and m invited. , violence ”91°" ‘ ““9““: °' at ’ to the public as manganese-of they?!" owned‘by thoConsondatodCoo} - .m was mthtoAho office they'll! cantor ankles.
- ‘ company. Thsflrew'as ‘ ‘ am. new W- whom
ing shopmen of the New York. New radio, u po—lble. , , ._ _
MRS. . Haven andanrtford Railroad a you ~
Mrs. Josephine mat. widow ago. ”Wood to mte's prison
of the late John Reinhardt. passed for not lessfhsn three abacus-half
away this morning at tthe home of yearn. or not more than five years
her son. 1". J. afielnherdt. 6 Lewis .
street. Funeral arrangements will be of
__________.___.____.
‘tbat‘W-hck‘mmm
‘ tau, Themldnottellhsw m.
.. Tilt. Dean was rel-bed under
bonds asses.- nemewmeome
thodowntown City com-tee
II thoinjured man is able to
J
‘0 hr nan :- at 11:46
ga The special programs. 13'0““!!! 0‘
ape: Sunday. November 35. special
religion .services; W. stage”
.od'rbe'fore the machine yum
----- destroyed. -
l'lxns Skit-1'.
' K‘mne)’. a light house
- {"L'Wftoo: that he had found
0" long and pain
Matias in the harbor. ”a
, ’ , ,
Howard). Sunburn.
reported to the m“
night that he had ,.
rm 7 V _
Ws;"coundi gave nwce
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