: a»): fin. Carrie Dock. Mn. Charles Firming. Mrs. Gwyer totes. Below 0:“ to right)!
Edward Clllord and Edward Colliday, William J. Jackson.
gIs Brought by Condo
Nast As Result of
ReoentStrike of
Pl‘mters
BRIDGEPORT. Jan. 16.——-(Spcc‘;:.: ,
to The Sentinel. )—Tho $50 000 dam»
age out: of the Condo Kat Publica-
tions. Inc. 0! Stamford. against the
International Women Union
and a score or other defendants. in
which a. conspiracy to ruin the plain-
tiff’s bunnies is charged. will come
before Judge Arthur F. Ell: la the
Superior Court Thursday On a mo-
tion 0! the plaintifl that the defend-
ants be held in contempt or court.
The care would normally be haml-
led by Judge hone Wolfe. whoi:
new oittlng on tho court side of the
Superior Court. but he hasjloqualir
tied himsclt by reason or being an
honorary member of tho ty pograph-
lcal union.
The case involves a strike and baa-
:ott brought about by the defendants
in an attempt to force UN: publishing
house to maintain a. “closed shop.”
An injunction was issued by Jigs:
John “2 Banks in the Superior
Court December lst, 1923, restrain-
ing the defendant: or their agents
[rom annoying the workmen or the
plaintiff's plant. A motion 1. now
before the Court to have this injunc-
tion made permanent.
The contempt action has grown)
out of allegod act: 01 agents of the
delendants. who are charged “uh
tripping the plaintiffs workmen as
they alight frot:1.roilcy cars. with
calling thorn insulting namvs, and
“uh mamtnm' pickcts. It I! the
c'mru of counsel for fir: pizbilthlfis
Kuhn:- i... \
f3: 5W”...
a millionaire whose name she 'on't tell rizht now. Her face
her fortune. It has been undo famous in advertising _
Mu the
Burns, of.
fin: to cupid' a wile: at
F‘rmd‘ ,
'huhllen trio-4
lolonorN'e'Yorkto.“
hubeen
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GREENWICH AND STAMFORD
or
Will open a studio in Odd Fellow's Hall, Main Street,
0‘
Mr. Volante W'ill Be at the‘Hall
at 7 P. M.—Phone Norwalk 3281.
O!’
South Norwalk.
0
Announcement
THE VOLANTE DANCING SCHOOL
Class and Private Lessons, Thursday and Satur-
day, beginning January 17th, and will continue
throughout the Wintcr months.
We teach all the latest ballroom dancing, including 7
the Argentine Tango.
All lessons under the personal direction of Prof.
Alfred Volante uho has conducted schools for the
past 12 years.
WE GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANYONE \VHO
CAN WALK TO DANCE.
7-9 P. M. or Stamford
For Further Information Phone Greenwich 1:358,
'
sday, Jan. 17th
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and rouscd him unccrcmonlously.!
gSllOuld be sleeping 1hc day
up; c an." 4,4; 5, a .. N. n (3:7 1.: 4.3;; 5 Mn .;.- . .. 4. . ‘Izs ozhcr day house that this is icing leflC in de-
l :4 mung. \lrs. gar 344.2 m irrltd hr“. .\:~: .4;” m , “7; 44 4 .: tics of friend- dance of the 5121.";action.x
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:4 34,: Eng. '43- low» )3“ :10 Eur.- ”Lu-1 ”I." ‘ 1 . L...‘drcn. 43; for Breach of Ad'Ig,‘
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. [y 3;; .1353 BRIDGY‘E‘ORT. Jan. 1%. (Special
Eli}? ; 375 3,539 to ‘Thc‘ Sentlnell—Judgvmmt for;
Lil‘ 5 4:; :3”, the plaintiff to recoxcr SSH...» is
l 3“; 3.993 contained in a decision til-.41 m “.4:
. 5.3 :05; Superior Court Monday 1’43: Judge
, :lsaac “cm: in the 3:54“) dun-134g:
RECORD GAIN FOR PAST YEAR?“
..H Rave on C. of C.
“Pollution Committee
sun: 0! Adolph Haas of New York
City against the Greenwich Opera—
tlng Co. of Greenwich {or breach of
;‘:,~nn 1.710 )3 {Li’u ‘4‘ contract.
~ .\ 44 . T's-arr arc Haas. who dacs businsss as the
. -. use in ‘4’cw Hum. .. .. H ‘ . ’ ' :Lor:g Acre Scenic Sludl05.. lam, enu
, , . .‘. gun-mg 91.4 44 Jr. 4 Law‘- T7 ‘ ‘9‘“:‘hc S-O’hcrcd into a con! act in 131‘: to fur-
7. . 2': » T-Zl. 1 gas: of . ‘ y‘ ‘1 -.. ‘j‘f‘Mh ‘ or: nish an ndxcrtzs in; curtain for the
. hp“: 3““ :14. 33:20:, defendant‘s thcatre for one your. a
{L n H L: _ j, A: 21cc— ac- prlx‘llege {or which he “as to pay
- - 7 . ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ 52w}. This contract carried With ll
; . In." or l.‘.‘44. \. ”llrgf'ia‘r: an option for its renewal for_ two
. - .7 m4 .14 “r ' 4' ' ‘ years at the same price.
V ‘ 17 o‘ 4., m 1‘ . (n the com- Haas claimed that the: Greenwich
‘ .11 fl ‘ .13. ‘ k ‘ fi‘1;‘:3tée0::: concern {ailed‘ to honor the option
. w 4 . , E A H’ chairman and has}! room: cause-J ‘3 loss of
:11 .\' 't: the other: 3.2"??? In rcx‘enlle K”. “A? Scum:
' 4 . .. .. . fl . Studios. 3 txgur: “1:14:14. represents
'3 “on“ k ‘ , 1.. fir “3.? $1.??? the amount Which the curtain womd
I ‘f I ‘...;\',,;Prs' chi}; haxe earned in £14.42 sale of advent»
Cw», . ‘- XE": ”14.74; . ’ J. .Kil‘martin. lugC spacse if; a pet'riod of two years.
“’ 4 . .. . t.c 1m»: ractwsa
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- , 'L r. \{7.‘.;,:r.§::.c;v ' t” ‘ (1.4 0.“. {endant to exhibit the curtain {or at
a; ‘ H . VAR,“ Y ,1... - least ten minutes a? etvry perform-
' '. I _ ' ance. and to kecp the 504423431; 5 m
"14“." !'4.c-' 343w erhnt . ' l‘at criod
.‘ ‘. ._ I v". 4. .) system darin g t . p
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“1"?! run I H'amfo'l o 41:5!Ul’100fl4
= larzrxt ’ Norwich .
f a‘; 'xoblles con- ,
‘ xn invented to
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4 xx TRIAL'OF INDIANA GOVERNOR o. ' CRDII’NTATE CHARGES
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HIM 0N WAY TO
THE PRESIDENCY
Tsao Kun, Head of
China, Said to have,
Made Noise that Got
him Into Army
SHANGHI. China, Jan. IS—With
the accession o: Tsao Run to the
presidency of (fins. the usual crop
of fantastic ate 5 purporting to ac—
count for the rise of any notable
figure has appeared. not. Lha- most
fantastic. being one obtalncd from
native sources in Tsao's own prov-
ince of Chill.
According to this account. Tsao's
enlistment and subsequent rapid ad-
\ancernent as a soldier in the armies
ol the old Manchu dynasty would
have been lmpoaible but for his
oonoroua mom
? Tsao. originally. was a. cloth mero
chant’s apprentice. having been put
in that .servlce by a rather noted
for his stern disposition. the not!
goes. Becoming proficient. he was
provided with a barrow and stock or
goods wherewith to make rounds
among prospective buyers and chat-
x’erod keenly with the homewiveo of
neighboring villages. 4 'He was filo.
contented with this prosaic occupa-
tion. horas-er. and sought :0th rm:
the pans: it mound his adventurous
spirit by engaging in mud”
which failed to find his {other e 813-
prowl.
The pare!!! cast young Tsao Mr!!!
"and the lid. bomlnklng himself or
ocureerwhichvonldwpplyhhdo-
mud for activity and mar, man
to enlist. a: a. unit-:7 my not
My miles from hi home. Ho In»
rented hem or inability to pro-‘4
ride tor-over m. AIM
damnation. 110:“ W p;
145?. ranks and rlexation to the
-!o do one of tno
4, or incomes.
lextra cuts in
In response to the officer's inquixx
as to why such a. robust sauna man ;
away.
lsao to} d nis slur} of cxiction 'rom
‘zomc and rejection 1:; the r-zcrt. “.4
in: officials. 1
The oilccr but-am: irzterrst-:d.g
uscd influence to obtain thc waning;
(4 4i the non-amt} guarantor in Tsan'sg
place. and lie youth co 'lstcd. ins!
zapil grasp of x . a?) mattcrs im-
[max-1 his sup; 44. an; a ssinsa-i
l‘lundl mummy-47, career. cu'ffi-uzwg
m Tsao's auxanccumni yo U34.- hlglh
prcsl- j
dency. iciiowcd.
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DEMOCRSHC TAX PROGRAM. [
Democratic leaders in Congress5
ham; acknowmdgcd most impressive-
2y the sweeping approval the coun-
try has gixen t} Mailed Fan of
fa). reduction. '1' ' knew they had
.... rigs—either slip--
part the Mellon plan or offer some-
thing along the same lines that
would rcccne cvgn greater popular
support- They hate tried to do the
latter.
The)" propose to incroasc the ox-
emptions. to make even greater rc-
duczions in rates on the lesser it-
comes. but mailer cuts on the high-5
'1“.ch wou. 41 make thei
{as or of earned ln-z
..
_ 4
:3. LR por rant instead of
and would include (armors
merchants. giving them
to» bent‘its at those cufs_
So far as the a tional rcductions
are concsrned. th s is all Very well if
the condition of the treasury will
stand the drain. There should be no
politics in considering Democratic
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
It's (.randmnihor's Recipe to Bring;
Back Color and Lustre to Hair 1
COIUCS
per cont.
1 nd Ema".
That beautiful. cx'cn shadc of
dark glossy hair can only be had
by brewing a xtiixturc of Sage Tea
and. Sulphur. Your hair is \our
charm. It makes or mars the face.
When i: fades. turn: gray or%
streaked, just an application or two
of Sage and Sulphur enhances its
appearance a hundredfold.
Don't bother to prepare the ml:-
tnre: you can get this famous old
recipe improved by the addition or
other ingredients at a small cost. all
ready for use. It is called Wyeth‘s
Sage and Siphur Compound. This
can always be depended upon to
bring back the natural color and
lustre of your hair.
Everybody uses ”Wyeth‘a” Sage
and Sulphur Compound now be.
cause it darkens so naturally and.
evenly that nobody can tell it has
bee napnlled. You simply dampen
a sponge or soft brush with it and
draw this through the hair. taking
one small strand at a. time; by
morning the gray hair has disap-
:ou2 fiscal experts.
gperiods, with accers to the best _lOfi~
fplan undertook to lessen
‘simtar to tnose set
Melien
a
propooa :9, any mode than there
jsboul.‘ {me man politics in consid-
ering the Mellon plan. But one this:
fficcms absolutely certain—~that there
would he loner resumes under the
'arnenrjcd Mellon plan than under
the original.
I! the question of good faithgrisea
in relation to the Democratic policy.
it is in the comparatise treatment of
rates on lower and higher incomes.
It must be remembered that {no Mel-
Eon plan Was the product 0! numer-
workia; over long
That
to:
able Nurccs (or computation.
the
murder: equitably and a! the same
time insure the necessary volume of
resenn «.4 Two Democratic secretar-
ics of the treasury. proceeding .3
this same way. reached conclusion:-
forth in the
plan. Both Democratic sec-
retaries declared that unless there
were substantial cuts in the eurtu
rate-o the revenues from Iurtaxer
Quill-03M“
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“'e have just “hat you want either {or
an outdoor post box or for one mounted
Help the mail m
with his winter uork with 3 “cu sélecwd
South Norwalk
would rapidly diminish and money;
would be withdrawn from business?
in large solume.
true.
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appears glossy and lustrous—quit:
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Women’svmandl’mtamdimweighgoottonor
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