(Ell-25' Iiiill
Shi'itlv-l's Ot'Clil‘Hii‘l
' silt. and Mn. Anson shim of East
I‘l‘flnue‘entcrtalncd a few tricnrza
May evening at their home i.)
honor of Mira llurrictto Thaycr or
Wham. Masmchusctts. Cards and
L dunclng were enjoyed and a merry
evening spent by all. The gut-st.-
were, Mr. and Mrs. Richard llisscll
Mr. and Mrsr Ci:n:.i«~ Boers. Misses
, Clare linker. Marion Austin. Louise
Ferris and \Vurrcn Uremic. David
Mood. Gibson Gray. and Howard
‘Clnrk. -.
. C ‘ .
'-~—Thc iiil]lt‘lri.llll items in a bank
smtcment urc capital and surpliia for
this forms u. fund which stands lic-
tWet‘n depositors and possible loss.
The South Norwnlk Trust Company
has a. Capital at 3300.0th and Sur-
pill! and profits of Sill-"1.00". making
the largest fund of its kind in Nor-
walk.~.\dv. , ‘
o
--A showing or rxclusivc models
in silk and straw combinntimm. A!-
no Bluo liii'tl hatx. cursagv-s: and hair
ornaments. l't‘it'illu. Shop. 12-14
Main EL. Norwaik.
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hire. '.\licli:i-'i JUN‘ill 01' Lowe Sil‘ct'.
in visiting in r (laughli-r. Mrs. .l.
Schlcss oi' llrillpcpoit.
J I. 1‘1 8
--On January hi. 4 1-’.‘ per cent.
interest was credited to su‘dnns (ic-
positois by The South Nivrwalk Trust
Company. Deposits lilflllt' lvcfnrc
Friday. ill" 11th. will draw inbrest
.
from lllC l:5t.——Ail\.
' Manual 'l‘nrlm ur )l}rii~- axtfiw-
& 0
Was it \isitni' in Bridgeport. 'i‘uct’duy
CVcning.
o n o
--.\l01l')' ll“x\n,‘_lltt| bti'u‘l'i- Frilnx
in the :nsingu drpnriniriit 01' The
South .\'ui\i:ill\' ’l‘ruri t'mupatiy will
draw intcrcst frurli-tliu- lil‘bl..—.\Il".
. '3
Mr. anti Mir. Arthur llt'l\\lll‘4_l and
.‘ii'. and Mrs. llcriiarti l“l‘.‘l"l or limi
Noiwulk :lilt‘ll'lt‘il the 1""ritll‘lllfillC"
of “Little Nollie Kclly" at the Lyr‘c
in ii'iulgcimrt last owning.
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- Fulc. Unc-‘l‘ZiirIl (IfE——I)nniit“ll:."s.
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Mini .\li\ii:i .ltiit’lnim his l‘l‘ilil‘llt'll
to “Fr liniyiv ill t'ug. (:(Ill nl‘tvr a try"
«luys' \lflli pith MISS li"ltl‘i" .‘~ :zi‘tiii
of \i’csiimi‘i 1l\ rat-inc,
I f .
~Aitrration Sale
or automobilu accessories. tires and
“lb”. 1'5 to .30 per cent. savings.
.\m'uii Kuhn, fl llziilroad avcnuc.-—
t‘th.
t O I.
JOiili 'l'lli'lui' liu',‘ hull a lilmnr» iv...
Sitillvwl ill.“ lit.'ll|" on Fort. l'biii‘.
Hil‘t‘t'l.
:it
t u o
-— :lnlrg. tiriw-‘l‘liir-l flit—Doiiiic-ily‘s.
0 fl 0
Scrg‘v’aiit l"i‘:illl\ \'. Raymond «F
the: poiicu i'm-rc is enjoying :i for:
ils-ym' \iicalitni li‘illil hi1“ tiutiu‘s.
O
at
o -
:I.;il« ‘: i)0lliic'.13'3.
~7sptllillil:
1-3 "fr.~.\ii\.
I o it
Thu lll‘lll‘l'\V.lfil'llf‘n‘ AH Stu-1.".
will limit] llii‘li‘ aiuiuul cluncu \‘.'v~.i.
iiv'stlnfr. Janunry tlw iitili, at the
on South .\l:iiii :il’t"‘l’_
ltrirlrclimi
dancing.
ny
iiitikic. {hr
‘ Q
“fill prm bio
..
springs. 'l'iily's.-—.\tlv.
‘ n 0
Miss Anne I‘liil‘tlliii"s nt‘ l‘inx Hill
load is iii NI'W Yuri-z t‘itv tmluy
iciidilii; lllt? Aiitoiiiol-ilt- Slum‘.
t l
——-4 1-2 pci‘ cviit iiiiv l‘l‘:‘ “.is (‘1 ~Il-
itul saiiiigs dvpv-Hiors ly 'l‘lm :iouth
Norwallt 'l‘i'iirt Company on .lJJlU-‘lr‘v
--.\uto
0
:IL‘
\-
lat. llciumlls lllfl'li‘ lv-“inrD the 1111»
“iii draw lllltl‘lrl t'rmn iln~ lint.
—-At'.\‘.
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.L llllilliH‘l‘ n: Nurnnilx’ iuwpiu 31'-
truce: li‘l‘ tlnizrt- lilfil night at ilzv:
lliiz i'i libitlt‘ limit uh: rv lho: out-
known “ iii-lty Strike Orchestra"
playbd For ‘an'inu,
~Siwrtllliiii: sltz-lrs- :it Uuimr'lly’s.
1-3 Oi'f.-—-.-\Ll\.
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A
“i‘lic Junior llanlnsszuii h~-‘d 121-1!
Weekly l’llt‘l'liliz: ins: «unim: :it tho
club rooms on South .\l:iiii Eli'v wt.
..
>.- n
Tllat': all.
-—Harr‘is S; Chris.
C I
Edwin Kaiser of llill 'l'op Inn. ll it
Monday for Hollywood. l-‘loi'i'la.
wherc he will join hi.t pnrnizts, who
are wintering in tho, southern city.
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The regular wtgckiy luriiirc 0'1
’Iv‘lrst. Aid given by Dr. Fri-ticricl; .l.
Morrison of \Vcst :i.\‘f‘l'ill" at the lint
Cross Iloilthilhi‘li'l‘s in the South
Norwnlk Library was omitted Tur-s-
iiiii to; :1.
fill
par—o. reserve fund ready
always showing a cash
,time add odd amounts, such
a mommy check ?
day and an examination by him;
\V‘ondcroth was given in its place.
The Girl Scouts present were Rebec-
ca. Fitch. Ethel Amrcin. Florence
Levy, Roxie Houghton. Gladys Lamb
of Troop I. Eliwbet Sounder-o or
Troop 10. Dorothy dams, Kathryn
and Sara Riordan and Margaret
Chittim or Troop 111 and Miss May.-
cr Buldlzar oi' \V'ashington school.
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——llarrls 8-. Guns. That's all.—Adv.
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Joseph nruno of Greenwich Was a
visitor in Norwalk Tuesday evening.
a c Q
—-Spaldlng skates at Donneliy’s.
1.3 oft—Adv. ' .
O O C I
--Ha.rril d; Gum. That's til.
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“‘illiam Clarke and daughter Har-
l'lt‘llt‘. ot‘ Elmo-00d avenue. left to-
day on an extended trip to Florida.
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-——-l‘>'uy your Victrola at Donneily's
on easy Weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m.--Adv.
O O O
chm'al Norwulk High School girls
have been requested to make fudizo
and to sell it at the Regent. 'l'hcati'c
Friday for the purpose of aiding the
Dramatic Club. which is presenting
“Daddy Long Lc.:s" on that day.
arc. the following- Misrcs Blarmirct
Smitty. Agnes Iialat-y. Helen Pron-
drrizast. Gladys Lobl) Flair ~nrte l.t‘\".'.
li‘rtmccs C. Wing. )iargarct Jarvis.
Dorothy Skelly. Patrice. Lowrdcs.
and Frances Tiond. The. Seniors
under the direction of
Youngsi will comns the orclmstm.
while tho Sophomores have choice
or the llalConlf‘S.
C
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——Spu:cial one “'l‘ck stile starts
Saturday. Camilla Gift Shoppe. All
goods 1-3 oft—Adv.
it I 3
Harold Skidd and Julius Roismnh
of Sprint: liill nvcniie attended the
dance at the. Ritz last evening. {mi-
turing the music offered by the
”Lucky Strike Orchvstm."
# fl 0
Are you looking for an investment that never goes below
for opportunity or emergency,
value of 100 cents on the dollar ‘2
.Do you need an investment plan by which you can at any
OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT AT THE
ALDEN SDI-HANS, Mont.
EDWARD BEARD. Vice-President.
. GEORGE Ia. WOOAHABD, Met.
-—-'l'o limo that parlor suite up-
holstered Call Beratrom. new I. O.
o. 1-1 Bldg—Adv.
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5 Mrs. Henry l". l'ulcburn chi-tom-
gimnicd by l't-r daughtcr Union and
iii-'r son. John. nt‘ llorliclcy Firs-cf.
logt'ilict‘ “llll Dr. and Mrs. .‘ithiir
i will sail Tuesday from
i
t
I
for ti trip tli'll‘lllJ ilic
t'oivbizrii.
.\'n w Vni‘it
\ ' l u .
\t rll .. I.
~——.luin the Christmas Cluli at the
South Noruuil; ’l‘riist’Compuny b73-
l‘ore you forgot it altogether—Adv.
O O O
l,v:\\‘ls it. Ambler and .‘Jr. and
.‘ll"~‘. I'hai‘lrs .\l. Ambler oi" ‘.\'2llon
in
nltciiilcvl the :illlf‘n'inl-lll‘ Show
.\'--'\ York city. yesterday.
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~~A ‘.y prying up two or three
buck payments tlwrn is yct, tinin to
lain tli~- lf‘ti ('liristmas (‘luh at "he“
doufh Normilk Trust Company.
—;-.\il\'.
Move to Set Aside
Verdict Awarded to
Marjorie Williams
A muiion to set aside the verdict
“as tilt-«l yesterday in lllt‘ case of
Alurjoriv Williams against the City
Hf X01 walk l'i which tlic plaiiititf
\\.i.‘» H'~\ilrtl(‘tl damages of $1.00".
This case: Kl'l'fi‘ out of an injury
i‘w-ile by Mrs. \\'illiiiiiis \\'llt‘ll she
lhlimuul and full iindc-r the “itching.
flon sir-wt railroad bridge. about a
i}l‘:ll‘ ago.
3 Hull was brought for $3,0“0 by
Mrs. \Mllinms who was l't‘Pl‘OSClllt'd
by illl‘ firm of Light. Dunbar unul
Quinlan. The jury was out nhotit 25
illii’illil‘l ln-i‘nrw returning thc verdict.
iNorwalk Property of
Newark «Man Attached
.\1i attaching-lit for $7.500 against
property owned in this city by How-
.vr-l S. lnilwisliy of Newark. N. J”
was iiimi this morning with Town
lib-rig Smith. The attachment is ta-
iur of tin. Duluth Superior Milling
cranium):
it is alleged in the writ that the
Atlantic and Seaboard Trading com-
pany endorsed a. note dated N()\.'t:i‘ll«
l
l
i
.
4
N ln-r 23. and due l)\‘CCl‘illlcl‘ 23. 1923.
for $3.000. Tho note was not. paid.
The plnlntiiis are represented in
the case by 1 onkwood a Cummings
of Stamford. 'l‘lm case rcturnahlo
n nthc first Tuesday in February.
Damages of $7.000 are claimed.
as dividends, bond‘ coupons, or
,
Thom that, will render their scrvimrs -
\iarioni
“mu:
1 .
SHE HAS 5mm .. . .
$2,000.000-T0 -, . -
DEFEND HER SON :
Mrs. Mary C. Thaw.
More than $2.000.000, it is esti.
mated, has been spent by Mrs.
Mary C. Thaw in the defense of
her son. Harry Thaw, slayer of
Stanford. White. Now she is op-
posing his efl'orts to have himself
declared cane and capable of loan.
.. aging his own afi'airs. He is in an
“whim in phllndolnhi-
TO USE HIGH
POWERED CARS
0N POST ROAD
S t a t 6 Police Stirred l
- Into Action by Dar-i
ing Bandits—Patrol-
ing Highway ‘
S'l'.\.\ll"tllll'l, .lazi. lit—o
'l‘lu'cc im-mbcrs ul‘ Staiiil‘uril'n )iu-
tui'cy‘lc Squad and (“u Iiit‘illiu'lS ut‘
the local llclccliic llurl'aii patrol-«I
mu l'nsillomi 01m; ihc llaricn lim-
to llll‘ (.‘i'cclinich Iiiic Iwginning at
Iiiitliiiclit lu~t night iUIILlIl‘; t‘nr Sib—
vicious nutnumbiibh Ilicy think mu)
In: able to giu- sonic information
rcgunling llic I'cccni truck Iltlltl-llp>
[p Account. '
.\ tll‘iu‘r l'ilr lill' Hill hilt‘t’lillltl
'l‘ruckingCompany. ot' {apt-lituiicld,
.‘lzbsu H‘vul'ti‘tl In lllt‘ lucid [mlicc
lust night that tin unidcutmcd mun
haul jumgu-il nu tlic iunliiu; board of
tho truck hr “in. drum; n \llol'l‘lllF-
llu' Atlantic .Ktrcct
tlciiiundvil in .tmw
“limo lic “it: going. Allin-ugh liic
polka: plat-c littlc (i't‘tli'utr in tin-
lyclii-I' that it “in :riiuihi-r‘attcmpt-J
cd hold-up. Uicy ui'c lll\t.‘~.llf.;:‘.lillg
tlic niuttcr.
ililllltllli‘tlll'f‘. ”it. i“.
to The Stiitin-i)——.\rou.~'-.-i
tam‘c hcluw
bridge and
(rip Lilli
in} lli"
Ulh‘il nol~itit‘:«>l of lil"‘.‘.\\.| .‘ lli'ltllifii
“ho \‘.tllllll it"‘l‘ uzi, ~ ltx‘! «hilly,
licld lip two trill-lg: and ll.~‘7‘,l .Iriii:~:
l‘l :iitvifipiiii; to bind up in. nth» u...
Sill)"l'ill'.tl‘.tltill m llm l‘.‘il.l!‘lllil'lll
0i Slalo- l'ulizc lliiiti'i'i 'l. llill‘lt'f.
in“. lil;".‘.. czifl'wi L , " i—V’l' i . .» ‘.‘.ll‘.'.
Sx'i‘giuii' l .iiix’ Virti‘i, ii .iti i-i tho
iot:.| l'Ziil'llCiu‘.
l’uil.t~vi lU\\1‘.l'|l llll‘ (fiullli.
of ii highway iuii‘ul. iii»; llzt,‘t:|“..‘,‘
ths; two polici- hands “it: in- lilill
.5 "lclll
,
I}.
\‘lr' 'li
lining. lll ll;.i'i:'n;w|. F“i';;w;i:rt
was, ill hunch 3.19. iiiglii :-‘titil}liig"
the situation. t-ii his Supt, ::ini.i.
local put“ .- oi'c_ii.i/,-_i_i(m;.
sialc :mil
ll‘. the country are ‘xpch—ll '~' act
to llll.‘\\‘ill rcpclitiuu oi’ lil\\lt ‘llt'bf‘
. I
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such :18 \\'tiics:~wl in l‘:.i'i«i. i .
Suturda)‘ night. in \\\l.ozi Mun-
duy morning and again i.i l.>.:riin
”furs-lily morning and .v-vtciiin)‘
morning, in l'iit‘ll lili'biull'W‘. \ll ivi'i's ui'
ll‘Uifltb‘ carrying iiici't‘liuii»li>c xcliicd
at llitiuguiitls of dollars. \‘..;ik. -..i'.‘.:or
robbed of ll'll.‘ll‘ iiioiii-y. in. ir Duck:
and (Jargon-5, or fpi‘cwl l. run tin.
gamut of a \‘ollcy of bull to.
Six Shuts li‘irul.
'l‘lic lain-st report to rcnni oiz‘lcinl: .
of tho opcnly nlciiaiit law brtnkcrs.
was made to Siziintnnl police yrs.
tcrday morning by a li'l\‘.‘l tux tilt
Deacon Fails ltiibbcr COillilill‘}.
According to iiiiorniuiiun .2123: It
state police had today. tin: at-uiii
to hold up the truck, tail-m. will.
rubbcr products from the coiniany'. .
plant outside of \\‘utcrbur_v. “(33‘
made ii ' r the lll‘CllOlle iii Vorotnn.
on the us: road. the scene 0'“. tin-
previous successful and ulliih.".'§1'$~
t'ul liold tips. The drinsr
to stop when couiniuudcdito
and iiistcad spccdcd up his car.
is clainicd that live or tl\
were lircd at the truck
it
ii; iii:
disc on the roar of the ill-lt‘lt.l,l‘.
Yratci‘tlay's illit‘llll‘lltjtl lltlltl up in ii!-
tliird reported this Week and i...
fourth in live days. The holdup-s.
of the operators in tailing: llil‘li
authorities for solution.
respondent today, declared the plug-
a. high powered car, on the highway
bcthcn Darieu and h‘a‘iyi‘tcld, ot-
[cred the only possible solution of
the matter.
"f’l‘hcse men plan minutely before
attempting a. job,"
Virelli. “They realize tho position
of an officer or the law. They know
we cannot shoot outright—that is
why they have high powered cars.
We must; investigate trouble belon-
we place a. finger on the trigger."
The sergeant deplored the laxii:
of Darien authorities in‘commuulcc'»
lug news or the first hold up, liouz.
surrounding communities. ”Thou
bandlts‘on Mondaj/n’iornlng, as they
drove the trucks taren away from
n.-
L’! been notified.” he saw;
“. " 'c’? .. 1.!
Chosen
- in .\'
; ti'uii‘iivr
' \\'..‘,.ierr.
flitiid .t'.. i Vu‘cliull of Uilit‘i’i‘h‘
rt‘ili‘oi'tl ‘
1'0 so. ;
Slzttlo,
hold—up men. riddling the lili' 4 lmu» '
stand at approximately the saint-f
spot. for tlircc hold-ups, today ot-t
l'ri'cd a baffling problem to the;
Scrgcnt Vin-iii, interviewed on the;
situation by The Sentinel Staff cor-V
ing of a police patrol. equipped with‘
said Sergeant 1
arter it: took ,place, to thejmlice i: .
is no doubt: but that. thesmmsani' . ’
police would have caughf’thosoziiia ,
Hastings and Forced to New/.York»
Treasurer o f
Pioneer Hook and
.«Ladder for Thirty-
tliird Term —-— Sher-
wood President '
1)uuicl..P. 1it'lx0llll8. \Vas‘ ccted
treasurcr oi the Pioneer Hook and
Ladder‘compuuy 1 an the annual
ii'icctiiig laet night in the central
Fire Station for his thirty-third
tcriu. Mr. )lclx'viiiiu wanted to have
rullli: )(iiiiigcr lllfi‘lllllt‘l‘ lulit.‘ up his
duties. but his fellow tircmcn r01
clcctcd him. Hairy It. Slit'r\\'00d
was clcctcd prcsidciit , llcni‘y Downs
\‘icc prcsidciit, and James l)ri:.coll.
mscrciary. Harold linker again was.
clcctcd captain. with tho lltiult'llillllb‘
10hr; .Lliio )lillcr and Lo .lloy 31¢-
l:l\\'t‘t:. .
lll ntiicc during llik‘ pu‘st yrar.
‘l‘liu :luililllll; L‘tllilllillli‘l: is as mi.
inn... Lt: liuy Ncl‘llWL-c. Juavpii iii-Ls-
t'tlil anzl Harold Dakota
’i i:-- Auditing committce us Clt‘C'JIHJ
with 01‘ Utiu )lllll.‘l‘, l-lai‘oltl Ship-
;.inl Francs l“l.‘"2ilk.\'. ,
.l.ililt‘H L‘oiumiitv :imi Hurry
H‘Ctinlit.” \"t'I‘t? tii‘tricil lxltflllivci‘b oi
liiv: ctlizipaiiv; l'in'iiilc Allcn was. add—
mi to thc cumpaiiy'fiT'Dstcr on :1
iroui the fidugaituck
coiiipaizy 4i. Morris Lindniil) \\.l.H
pi-opo:~ctl us a. mciiibcr :it this time.
ltvporis “‘t‘i't.’ lit-ma! from all the
i-umiiiittt-cs and Ulllt‘l‘ lilL‘llll‘bS ghm
tilllt‘ltlt’i'llllUD. ’l‘lzc businwss St‘lls'ltlli
not compi: tvd until liturgy
ii,\t-i'.‘t' o‘clncli. H
.«t-rivd to the; mvnilu-rs.
.
a -
CHI
\\ (is
(hmgc Moon. l‘:i.~i (,‘uimndiidcr
oi the lltll‘l'y Coiii‘mn l'o:t of hymn”-
port li‘blilllt‘t] ili-- oliicclr oi the
.\i:;.;u.\lus Matiliins Port. and
grunt at Arms :iuvlmfiuard. I‘wt'i'uii—
iiicuis. \vvrv
llil‘ auxiliary th‘icr tho iii-cctiiig,
6 .1” I?
'l’lIX' l’..>i \‘oizivii;:i.x.lvr:. oi iiu~
.\ni: lll'Hll lngimi or l‘uirlicbi Coun—
ly “iii mitt iii llzitlgi-puit Jan. 17th.
llcnnltl t‘rnwsurtl o: \Vtw’lllflrl is ih-v
iciiiinirai‘y I'rt‘flxlvnt of' tlic organ—
leiv’iiloll :iiiti Llomigv .\lt)illl‘, i‘nst
L'nmiii 'ndv r n; this t‘niiiinn Poet ul
buddy-purl tlii- .\eliiitimt.
nil: lw tli‘nitvwi .tud (villCt‘l'S Plthk'il :It
tln- li-‘X't birding..- 'l‘lin meeting will
bu lw‘ul the sum-.3 time :13 Hi"
coun') coxumandcry nxr‘xziiiig.
' a .
..¢
Ill
i‘ll
’ ,- (J(.'Illlli1li.LS of
Staph» lligh Scimqi Alumni ll’it't lust
tuning: in tin. ”l” to
itrs l‘.i'i:iiL.liij.' lU iii'nrc .itrtiiiiics cl
llic .\i!:llll'i. '
,.
.ziv‘n
o o
i z'tiay
ll {Alli lid-
1 sun: for
\
lnuciicnii gixcii 3251
Agucs ‘lliid was \
mi and iittttd a. :uhtiantl...
'b
tin: timid.
Tip-
*1.
illt‘ ., \‘
C a. O
Hv \ceu “lawn-or! \ionirii “ill at
lviul the llilli'llt.ull to he gin-n ut the
.‘h w \‘crl; city Saim'cl‘iy
“lirz‘tintitl the ll-jlllllrilulill “'niih
vii}; Aura ci.i'.ion_
I; t 7'.
Company will
‘\i Mow
rooms :n
"i‘iic
turiiisli
c Sougutut it liQS“
'l‘i.
t-iizii
liuiisis.
/
\\i.i
(\t'lllil': at iii-:ir
Suiig'iiticit i'..t;
\ " Cllt lugs’hl
!l:|_V
.n I"
liigli
iiiiirii‘.
£ " ‘
'i‘nviiu‘ Hi UJi; li‘vtn‘i'
fx't l“\.;'.l\’ llmpiizil
l.lilll'l‘ brui-
.‘Iilf‘. \\iii‘,..iii
ll‘ ii'r'
)tstti‘iwiny tliidx'i‘pzo :i
u])t‘i‘.itluil.
\. .‘i: ltl‘ikt'll
it.)
nu:
Ir a
O
-. \‘ till)H in .‘Ioi‘w; ' i with iricada.
l‘utirr. Slut" 'l"icitl -“‘('l’t'li‘.l‘.\
Stain ui' l~liliic:iiioii. “as in
iron )‘t'bh'l‘illly to visit lil'“ nigh;
schools. “‘llit‘ll nrt- cunductmi lilltlv'l‘
Miss
t‘ii llt‘
ilic‘:up-;r\isioii of Min: llcitn l-‘t-rr).
5 It I]
\l‘irs _‘~l.il‘}' .Uicc g-‘iii'cncij hull (lb:
iiiirt'oi'tuiio in hi‘i‘flill lll‘l‘ :iiile‘ and
will be (rciiiiiitd to tin: house for
:«u-i'ai «lays.
All those oi‘iicvi‘s li:i\c bccii i
I'IQSV I
lit ti“. aiiiiii-iils' \vcrc:
Mr. .
linlluii and Mr. l‘llllllt‘l‘ zictcd as St-:- |
Fl'l'\t ll by iizi: \\t\illt'll oi ‘
Iiiitcr-
lilo“
discuss mat- ,
ll)" I
.‘-li:'.< l.'.ll.t Matilda is stranding .i:
. ‘ var r 0: Pine Bro“
Co’ . ~ The Cross Cut" by Court-
ney - Cooper: “Justice of Peace"
oy‘in-ederick Niven: “May Eve" by
E.- frexilple Thurston: "Oh. Doctor"
iw‘llur ’ 'Loon Wilson: “From Pim-
t‘orés to“ olitics" by Mrs. J. Bordon
Hart-imam; “The Call of the Canyon"
by Zane Grey: "Tho Steadfast llcurt,"
by Clarence B. Keilnnd: “Tho Court
of Fatty" by Coningaby Davao”:
"The Inverted Pyramid" by Bertram]
\V. Sinclair; “i‘.cadhctturu luck" by
:Holmun Day: “Vindication" by at"-
phcn McKennn: "\Vomun of Knock-
.aloc" by Hall Calnc. ‘
y . O
.
Miss. Iii-ma Siovcus. murlcaidlrco.
tor of the Westport Public. schools.
gave a 1m rty to the mnmlmra‘ottho
>gh‘l5' club. in lictil‘ord Mouton "at
cvcninzu The music, for the occasion
was furnished by the High “Y" 01.
chcstra\ .
W.“ _.__
lCE BREAKSJ
y BtlYS RESCUED_
~* BY iiiAiuiAN
Death to Save Chil-
' dren ,
'i S'l‘AMl-‘(illu Jun. 10.—
.\.< xii-x Ntw York train. tubing;
at Staiiiioi‘d at 322:) pd‘ yesterday
Iltcl'lluuli, win coming muons tl .
trcstb- our the liippowttiii linuxa‘
I tow hundred i‘c-:t west of the run-“ion,
l Daniel J. Luann). oi‘ xew Yori: City.
'3. iiugmuu on the train hilt-[lured to
ism: two children {all through the.
give into lino llixcr at th-. {not of
i \cht lirm‘y street.
loniiziii; their ininiciliric d'iiignr
ho llcrlilult‘il not a. second. The
film was slowing down :ircpmator)
it) stillilziilt: ut‘tiic local filAllO‘J but.
:ticGinii did not wait {or ll. tn Imp.
.\::. :soun us the curs crusacx‘. ilm
triujtb: in; _illlli[\"d to the trucks and
hurried down the stccp embank-
liiviit.
it
sum-ii
Lin:
5
t
!
:\: had
tziil ill-ough
distance in
i't'i'ul‘il iiim). Stopping only long
.iiou;ii to locate the :pot Wiltzl‘t:
llicy hail tlisuppcarod. llt.‘ uttoizipted
to cross tiic ice.
Inc (iau: “'ay.
llc luul taken only a luv sicps.
when with a. crash tlic inrgc vicce
‘ut‘ ice that lli‘ was standing 0‘. gave
way and" he tell through to the icy
l \\'1llt‘l‘. Scum: lllt: cliildr-zu c.:n:,ing
ilo ilio vdgc of the ice a 10?. feel
:tll‘lillll. lic swam to Hit-2;). After
liiiucli difficulty lit: sticCccdt-l in
ik'tll‘i‘filllé.’ thrill to the lli:.t"b_\' bunk.
i
i
run to w hc h;-
cliilii ri'i)
mndc the
“us it
i\\0
ll';
the
““7.
u'
but it was not until a few [IL‘L‘nuiO‘a
iutci‘ that. lit‘. was able to drug him-r
suit to sui’cty on the Show.
.‘icuiim. sut‘icrlng from a severe
chill as tho rcsuit. or his heroic/deed.
ware ruahcd to the Stamford lip-pita:
whc'rc’iic was treatcd. Attcr' r’é'cejv»
in; medical attention he returned to
his home in New York.
:1 illililt‘l‘ of courre, but it was not
:0 with tho pcoplc who witnessed the
”var-drowning. 'l‘hcy wrrc loud ,in
tiic‘ir praise. of the railroad mum's
l3:‘:l\('l‘y, ._
Unt- oi the cliiidrcn-rcscued. Frank
Kaluclti, \v.l:5 takcfifio his home on
lLiivmmrt Sin-ct. Sixth-ring from a.
flight chill. The. other lad, disappear-
t-d bct‘urc his mum: could be learned.
.\ .\'v-w York man is the inventor
tnl' a. t‘obiiiic rack to be hingcd to a
window sill from which a family's
\i:i:liiii:.: can be hung to dry.
.
l
l ,. . .
i ilu- wings of a Gvrmau airplane
l
am hollow and are. tillcd‘with com-
prcxxcd :iii‘ to stii'i‘t-n them.
Two parts of :1 new cigarette llold~
(r telescope and prvssing uric CJCCts
”a butt“). the other.
iApplaud Bravery (pf
z McGinn Who Risked‘
i
llc appear-rd to take the rescue as
Viscount Ishii.
, Viscount lshii. Japanese states-
man of world wide prominence is
virtually certain, it is believed. to
be minister of foreign affairs in the
cabinet: being formed by Viscount
Klimt:-
! EAST: . N ORW A131?"—i
senior wzirdcn and Frank Sturdevant
was chosen junior warden of the
Chris-f church at the annual meet-
iii~ hcld in thc church Tuesday. inc
t‘o owing; wcrc lll'd \‘nstrymz‘ut:
John D. Farr. Th ~as Carr. Charles
‘oolz. Frank ll. Clarke. Hurry Far—
i‘ingtoii. Harry llubhcll. J. 1‘2. Mon-
tcith. S. \V. Kelley. Daniel 0. Robin-
W\Villiam A. Reid. .‘ rthur
r mine was also named treasur—
-.‘r and \Villiam A. Reid was i'c-clcct-
t.‘tl clerk. l’rcdcrick ““hcclcr was
frlcctcd auditor and Mrs. George F.
Smith was appointed treasurer of
the parish hour-c. J. L‘. Bluntcitli
and Charles Clark were named as
delegates to the Dioce§an convention.
Flank Sturdevant and D. 0. Robin-
son are ”N“ altr‘rnatcs. The follow—
ing: were chosen to rcprcscni the
church at the archdvaconry: Mrs.
P. M. \\‘licelcr and Mrs. S. \\'. Ki licy
with Mrs. A. (‘ai‘r and Mrs. Ilari‘ict
2 5 ~ .
\‘iood l iln. alter???
Miss Ticrtlia ljiiiri‘son liax‘ rciurnnd
to her home in Bostnu following an
enjoyable vieyiih Mrs I". \i‘. Camp-
belt at her me. on Eris: avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. llynirm .lat‘tnc of
Fort Point. strctt are eiitcrtainiii;
Mrs.
Mr. Janice}: parents. Mr. and
Samuel 531'ch or New" Tori; City.
‘ I O O
I
.- n .
Mrs. Frank B. Slill‘dlf‘VQRl c. --
Edlic avenue cntcrtuiin-d at licr
home this llflt‘l'llill‘lll the invinlicrs oi
the. “‘umaii's Guild of Christ church.
‘ C t
The regular monthly nirvtiiig of
thc lipworth league at? the East ave-
iiuc Methodist church was hold last
night (it the. home of Ali's. liuilci‘g".
Scavicw avenue.
0
Tim weekly choir rt-h rsul of the
Christ church will tic .‘ at the rm;-
tory tomorrow night at 7:30 o‘clock.
_ o o o
The mid—week prayer meeting o
the East avenue Mcthodist church
will be held tonight at 7:43 o‘clock.
O t O
lccrcation night for the nicn and
the oldci'
Methodist church will he cujoycd at
the church tomorrow night at 7:80
o'clock.
a.
”SPECI
A few more of the Heavy Wool Knit Gauntlet
Glovesat
Arthur Morcliousc was namedfléhen all the elements such a: are
mm
boys of tho East avenue
vi .
m. list
"GROUP? MEETING;
Outlines Ten Import-'
ant Suggestions to;
Imp'r 9 v e Country’s‘
Transportation
\V’ASXIIXGTON. _Jan. lit—In an
address before the Transportation
Congress 11ch yesterday, Secretary
Hoovc: said: a
“I wish to congratulate the Cham-
ber of Commerce and l’rcsidont
Barnes on the initiation of the Trans—
portation Conference and the very
constructive reports of its subcom-
mittees. I am proud to have had
som part. in its initiation. Your
cam ittccs have comprised members
of the organized transportation 0:;-
ecutivcs. of transportation lahor. of
manufacturing shippers. of the tar-
mcrs grid business aSSOL'lleOilS gvzi‘
orally. “'0 have thus had for the
first time a joint consideration of our
broad national problems of trans- ‘
portation by all of the most impnrt-'
ant. economic clcmcnts of the com—
munity. that are primarily cmwt-rncd ‘ '.
with those problcms. The tub-comm '
inittecs have spent many months in ’
an cxluiustivc rxamiimiiun and have
proscntcd to you most thoughtful
recommendations.
"The formulation of long vim:- nzt- -
tional policies in transportation tha‘ i
“in sccurc for us economical and.
adequate handling of goods is the.
first fundamental to our whole econ-
omic future. The solution of the
problems in such policies E on}; in
part a limttci' of legislation and ‘ .
goverumcntul rrlations. Tiny are in il-f .. . _ , > ‘r
large part to be solved by initiative
and voluntary ctr-operation amongst
the business community. It marks
great stop in our business progress
represented in the sub-committees
may come together and agree on
solutions in important questions, uml
outline a method of cryopcration by
which. they are to bc attain-.d.
"‘Thc groups rcprcscntcd
have many diverse and perhaps. r-on-
flicting intcrcsts in some particulura
but it is real progress when we hate
agreement on so many qucstions.
even though it may be? necessary to
poi"
,..
lzri‘c . ‘ _
i'iail r: » ‘ . _ ..
iii' 11! ;‘: .~.
.‘JC'ZRiIZ-‘~ - .1...
”it 1.1
. __.._..._ .._.._-_-_..____.___._ _-_.—-
A .
Siii~s‘2.: ‘ .-
d'lsasrcc on others, until solution um “5- “it - - T 3 . *1
be found. :5 ‘5'
zlk.
lia-
"To qrurc the adoption of
tloiial policies in these matters till'
‘cutrzi' -' _- - —
must commend.- themselvcs to the “F” '—
common sense of our pt‘uplc and to “A" i .. ~
do so they must protect public in- astn‘i-S
50m“ 07
torcsl; they must be just to the in—
vestor and to the cmploye; they must. bum-"1:3" T‘ ;
maintain the initiative or our trans- im‘r'lfi
portation agencies. and ihcy must
assure the dcvclopiiicnt in Sci'vice
that our growing population will
iicc-i. These things are no: iilculzi-
patiblc. i
“if I \\'(i‘|.‘ to attr'mpt to (.‘mrts:
my personal views of such national.
politics—stripped of sccondnry con-
siderations—I would mu: 2o mu.
them soutcwiinl in th" following
terms. and much of your >11l)~t'ulil—
mitteo reports support such conclu-
sloris.
"5 Railway service undrr private
ownership in order to sccul'i; lllt:
driving force of individual llliilullvi:
it} ct't'icicncy and duvelopiiicnt. .. .
“2. Government rcgulution of fair ii. "
rates and railway tinnncc in urdcr tol‘.‘fu-v1.r:r“ .
protect the shipprr and to give >24- ‘
The Distinctive lilav
-_.__..._........_~.- -. - ... My. .
TEA.
h‘ns won it millions of -
Try it today and Know
$1 $1.50
clocked—pair
. . (i to
' Fine Wool Hose, some ribbed, some plain.
Children’s Wool Knit Gloves
Pair ..
v
35c
" t3} Infant’s White -Wool Mittens, slightly soiled.
!
,
x
- Silk rind Wool Hose, in-a good variety of colors, but in
lines—pair .’
ml $1.49 ..
II_CIQIOUIOOIUOIIcoco-II;ICO
BOYCE-1TB
THE SUPER - FEEL
Is Now Rocommcmlml and Sold in tin: [Austin bl
“A PLACE THAT'S DIFFI‘ZRLAY'
_ WEEKES AUTO SUPPLY (‘0.
14 West Ave. ‘ Phone 2257 Norwali
“ mailman:
Fora New. eokly‘ W
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< Wool Ribbed Hose—Specially priced A > '
Palr .
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