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’Ke’nnelly will ‘be held from,the late
- ~ home in 29 Elm‘ met. at 8:80 ‘
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' Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery.
“lowest-end in New York with
, her sister Mrs. Shlickerman whose
summer home is in South Wilton.
I I Mr. Bhlickerman has been ill and is
" I ‘ not as yet fully recovered but Mrs.
' , Mrs. Sbllckermsn. who was operat-
. ed on in the autumn. is rapidly re- '
" gaining or health andstrength.
, ' 'l‘wo families were routed out into an Estur ay night, while in town. SChOOl Board Gmt
~ BRIDGEPORT- Feb- N 51mm” them will be the old friends and . _ .
The Sentinel.)—-Foliowlng an all- mmpanions who are honorary pall- (leptons Willilnrllyle _
‘ d statl n and , , 1 William The funeral of Csptsin William 3.
day vigil at the railroa o bearers. The names 0 , , _ d
main trat'tic arteries of the city. no- Howard Tarnayohn sharp Williams Lyle wild met an accidental. oath at
lice admit last night they‘ are at and Charles R. Cruncwere a‘dded New Haven. Conn. Monday after- ,
8 Sta-1153"“ "‘ “‘e Wk 1" the to the list. "f’ noon will'be held from theF'ilersi 3‘. , 75¢ . NOI'WaJk
slayer of Rev. Hubert H. Dannie. Down he steep pitch’of "8" street Chapel of Fderdk. H. Guam South: m {es 3% ]
pastor of St. Joseph's German Ceth- to the ”sweep of Massachusetts Main street ,Thursd‘ I! It, ternoolr’st RED CROE‘E’E ED “5. . . 1
olie Church. who was killed on Main avenue ru 3 the way to the cathe‘ two-thirty o'clock. up“ w, BRUSSELS. EELPF b 6— - 401...“.
“feet Mat “‘8‘“- ’ dral. Along the road and about the ”in, pm of the Salvation Army e . A total (“I
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before midnight last night by fire quersde ball which she enjoyed -——Tliose Who Signed
which partially destroyed a two tarn- immensely. . . . .
' Plattsville avenue. - ,
’ 'i‘iy-gu‘i'lldinzoa; ‘uscd as s. grocery W. J. Byrncs was called to Lew for New Name» ~
store was gutted by the flames and York last week by the death of his . d b
I. is entire contents destroyed. The daughter. Alice. who for some years. Act upon I. petition signe y
> . 01850 persons died in :51 ....
A very measer Wflptmn 0‘ the house details of soldiers and marines will otfigiste. and the interment will 1 ' 9 e mu... h
llnin health. man ‘ sidents of 9 city. the fiegt's assailant is held by the po- will help to hold the road open .. l in Norwalk during 19-3. or 13.7 deaths to each; ’7”.
l. on was estimated at 82.000. The has been in dfic . E - Boar); of Educatio at a meeting flea and although the authorities of against the pressing thouands that 2:11;; but”! not thousand inhabitant; as ccmparcd: mugmr.‘ .
f m °r the “to is unknown. t. Miss Keenan. teacher of the held last night in the senior High every Connecticut city have been naught but bitterest weather can ~ With 25-5 in 1830- E ' Djfl'
‘~ At the “me the blaze broke on Chestnut Hill school reports .four school, voted unanimously to chill! e notified to. watch for the fugitive. keep from this lest mark of respect , ~ Oman] WI" “5' “1‘“ hl‘glcm " ..s-‘
‘ h. entire "'8 be" 'mtem W" out pupils perfect in attendance m- the the name of the school in the Nor no trace of him had been found at to a great American. Up the avenue ' M5} Sadie masot ‘2 id measures inaugurated during and J ‘ 5
. ‘ “11°" Attempts to turn in "n month of January: Anna Erdman. Center district, from Nor-walk Cen- a‘late hour lest night. the funeral way winds over the Mrs.- Sadie. Elizabeth t' ' after the war. prominent in the up 0 PH
lsrrn from the master has were ffl‘ Frank Erdrnan Frank Eberhardt ter school to Roosevelt schol. The Rewards totaliwclfioo. including grade that lends to'the great church. wits of 0m; Scott in“! at her home plieation and of ,whlch “we the.
”fifth filnéglttlgrflox;ségfiggg°$ and 0m“ yo'uné. Tm. school has petition was originally received by
one of 31.000 offered by Meyer K W- Within. deep amid the masonry of on McKinley street. Bowman. 1"! members of the Amellcun nod :
Bebreus and another from- a news- {he foundations. is the crypt chapel .Blsht- me?“ will ”9 '3‘” from Cross. have been largely rcsponsxblc‘
paper; for the ”re“ ”“1 conviction from which runs the only entrance the late home; Friday. afternoon at for bringing down the deals ml.”
of the murderer wore “1°38 the to the vault. The few hundred who 2 o’clock. Rev. H. B. art of tho '
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£1 heir; "
ve enthusiastically to work the Common Council. but was for-
snémpge for the prize adored by warded by City Clerk Irving D. Rob-
Wilton Garden club for the arisen to the School Beard which
gfihe uptown fire companies who hap-
pened to be (it the firehouses follow- “I.
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. largest collection of tent-caterpiller “a” the ”we” °' ”W“ t“ Wm” chief developmenb “I the “33 “day- may find place at this oddly small Rowgyton' Methodist church will NOTICE To thunderous. i Our O‘Brcua:
“might turned out to the blaze. e“ memes. It has been greatly us- schools. An Italian laborer at first arrested. public service will already be in their omcia‘te ind burial Will be in Spring Sealed bids mu ‘be received up to' Is Sm Or
33;, The blaze was first discovered by “fled in “- efforts by the residents Dr. William J. Tracey remarked on suspicion and personally -qnes- places when the funeral train a..- Groye cemetery. Rowsyton. 1: o'clock noon, Feb. 11, 1934' by
. Charles Ginsberg. owner of the xro- of the neighborhood who have 111- just after the vote was taken that tioned by Superintendent Patrick J'. rivcs. They wil be standing close . v the City of Norwalk at the Ofiice of “by N)! late
cery store, which is run under the lowed the children the freedom of it was too bad that the Center Flanagan. Was later released when packed behind the “a“ where the W Carroll. the City Engineer. for the COnslruc— or n and a
meme 0‘ S‘ Abraham" Ginsberg. their grounds for' the purpose of School District am not rm.“ ‘ "1°" he 0’19““! 9’00! "mt “94‘0“” n°t bereaved family. the Presidentand The runeral of Richard Carroll. tion of s. 12-inch ,vitrided pipe sew- “3
is wife and a three-year-old child ridding the country hereabouts of imposing building to bear the illus-
have been ‘.‘ Main ”“1 High “"39“- his cabinet and a few others of the
the scene of the crime, at the time distinguished Sue“ WI" gather. In
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these pestilerous’worms.
marine corps. of the Supreme court.
hundreds 0‘ pedestrians l°°k°d °“' of the Senate and House and of the
Thevhelfit °t “"3 3185'" " given as great departments of governments.
about 5 feet. 8 inches. Witnesses of There also will be the ambassadors
the shooting claim that he W88 0" and ministers and the few others
foreign 03"“th and “7°" a cap. who can be crowded in.
. _ street, Norwalk. Plans and specififl‘ 5‘95” 83:,
of the building; in the rear of the part ‘ i'I‘he petition-end the names of the of the shooting. kill d 1 the that standing grOup will be repre- 52:211. Smilax}? frtolnrlilhedaal; cations may be obtained at the of- I tp to:
""d a” “ “mm 6mm" w” ‘mk' ' Eii'zeré’JYnm is an ex resed de- Fathirllf‘fggtxgi distI-lct I:ohllc ”mum“ °‘ fl” arm“ ”a” and morning at 10:00. Burial will be in flee of the City Engineer upon thc‘ “i
sued by the odor of smoke. Discov- V 1 f h i" heart 0 e
ering the store was ablaze, he awsk- school Board 5 "3 among many o t 9 "51‘1““. 0‘
deposit of five dollars. I” 3'5- lo am '
8“ Mary" °°m°t°m ’ ELHER F. BRACKEN,
' Henry J. Glover. - ~ C“! Engine-en, -..-..r.;
Henry J. Glover. a civil war vct- CARD 0F 1115\va l
clan. died at the Soldiels Home in We wish to thank our many.
Noroton yesterday. He was 84 years
North Center School District to give
nggidtm family and m‘d" 1‘" w” some distinctive name to North Cen-
‘ “'hcn the firemen arrived at the (Continued from Page One.) Lgniihgzkzthgéhan “- present sec-
scene they found the grocery store '
‘7' blazing. Tllrce lines of hose were
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“\Vhereas the name Roosevelt has
rooms held by teachers of small ex- been
enthusiastically selected b The casket will be laid before the d 'be r Company 1" friends udfne‘ghbzm for the mam"
v o ' i
. played upon the fire. It was mist- 1 dl 'id 1 . y 0 altar rail and again the services will old an a mom 1- kindnesges shown us and the beau-
... . . pcrience, by transferring n ‘ us many residents. in particular because F i Voluntee F er-
7 ,i‘ng heavily at the time and as fast pup“, to nearby schools where“... the name of this illustrio I stat Wllson liner be brief. The full choir and the 5th,Connect cut X‘s. un
as the rain fall. it would freeze on
the fll‘uillm's cents as well ‘as on
”the hose. My good work, the fire-
men saved the rear of the building
as well as the second story. The
grocery store, however, together
. tlfui floral tributes at the time of . .
81 services will in he” "‘0‘“ “1° the death of my wife and our mo- Clifford Sh“
chapel at the home at 2 °'¢'°°k ‘0- lher. Mrs. Ella. Bogardus. ‘
mot-row afternoon and' burial will FIRE CHIEF GEORGE" w. so.
be in Sprin8~Gr0V8 cemetery- GARDUS AND FAMILY.
organ will play their part in this
ceremony. And beyond that there
(Continued from Page One). will be only the reading of the
Psalms and the prayers with Bishop
menial attending the funeral rites Frepnmn and his Presbyterian col-
there happened to be a vacant desk.‘ man evokes thoughts 0 American-
"With the new form of promotion ism. clean sportsmanshl , honest ef-
working smoothly and the teachers fort. and strenuous life ideals that
now well acquainted with the new strike a responsive chord in the
course of study it seems right to ex- hear“! 01' boys and girls. and
l. {FUD-dale Fm ..
8. (£13:th
.. . of men whom the nation would pay leagues. Drs. Taylor and Beach, Mrs. Emma o. Cousins. NOTICE TO ALLICON'I‘RALTORs. ., .
r with its contents. was a total loss. pect this to be one of our be“ semv tin \t‘hhecrfizsuévsftelzcshenillmantllyd flt' the highest honors at its command. again sharing in conducting the ser Mrs. Emma C. Cousins. widow of At the regular meeting of the In. .. 3.3- «3.71:3.
1-} Directing his wife and child to esters of school work. located by Rooesevelt Slice: :lIreage First I“ that succession come “‘0 "“305- - ‘ ' the late Thomas Cdusins. died at the tel-national Hod Carriers Building MOd'”"1 .
.j the home or Michael Markham a "Th" Winter session 0! the Conn. “gab“,hed. ' 3 funeral of America's unknown sol- Family to Go Alone. home of her daughter. Mrs. J. Wsl- Laborer's Union of America. held in . natty?“
' next door lll'lghbor, {or shelter, Gins- State Teachers' Association will be I dler. There was more of pride than
At the close. when the benediction
has been said and while the organ
plays softly. Mrs. \\'llson and the
members of the family will go out.
then all the Company in the chapel.
The entrance of the vault will he
opened ill private and when the
great slab of stone that covers it has
been set aside the sirlkcn family
will go back alone to witness the
placing of lilocasket in the niche
for under the massive wall of the
building where it will lie until its
final rcsling‘place has been made
ready.
. , "Therefore. the undersigned clu-
; berg returned to the store and in- item 1.1“}:“7 fizvegqfrgrsg.yofv&2. zone of the above mentioned district
* formed the family living on the sec- us. I sy a ‘ respectfully and earnestly petition
- week. The State Superintendent! _
and floor of the building. of the fire. t dl ii i: or anization your honorable body to change the
On this floor mm William D. Plait “5°C!“ ‘2‘1 ‘3 a 3 “c am a name of North Center School to um
l. . end two daughters, mom. a sixteen but is held at the same e an
of Roosevelt school of Norwalk.
; your old High school girl, and Mrs. pm“ as a man" °f mommy and C°""' X
~ Ii. Britlo. together with the laiter's convenience, Mr.Grgcn and 1 "kn (Signed): Mrs. Charles E. Brit.-
olgllt months old child. pm". him- to attend both meetings. and with to, Florence Loudon, Mr. and M".
I self was routed out or a sound sleep. 30“” sanction, 1 will b° pleased ‘0 Charles D. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs.
J“, daughtnrs, however, were awake. excuse. for the general meeting. such Henry A. E. Chandler. Dr. and Mrs.
They were 31.1.. 10.10,“... the building supervisors as find in the program 0. A. Shambaugh, Charles A. Car-
. ltllout dlll‘lclllty and take refuge t~01"?! 0' 959°C”! interest to their gill, Mary L. Fitzgerald, Elizabeth
a neighbor’s house. departments. 1: ij Riper, Virginia Love Brown.
In the lllt‘anlimo, Lyle Schultz "In response to our new educa- L. knap‘p. Mable M. Soule. Julia
and Frank (foreman. both of whom tional urge, as a result of recent Curtis, Luna E. Barrett. Anna hf,
"Jive in [’Inttsvflle avenue. had no- State laws. which in turn were illlher. lemma 8. Hubbell, Leila
ticed the me, 31... man ran to turn brought about by the experiences of 1 I Ema. girls; Brundage, E. B. By.
in an alarm. After trying two theer. the most of our general pro- (35:30“; veal? Odell. Mr. and‘Mn.
boxes and finding the system out of gram is taken up with various topics Art ‘3; Il ll allilng MP- and Mrs.
commission. tilt-y proceeded to the relative to Health Education: .he C Ileeha ‘1 I.“ 211%? Mrs. George
, miarklla nlllomc where a still alarm work will give us a good opportun- Effie We; 1"; -m eItefllns’. Mrs.
“W was sent in. ity to see where we stand. in rela- - '3' '- M- Fitch, C-
‘ H- Taylor. George G. Richmond
tion to other cities of the state. in Mrs. F 0 R e I! S .
the mutter of looking after the ' ' em 1” ° ' Merrill,
lace Marvin. Pine Hill avenue. this South Norwalk. Feb. 3rd, 1924
morning. She was 79 years old and there was a unanimous vote that an,
is survived by two daughters. Mrs. J. increase in the scale of wage begin-
\Vallace Marvin. and Mrs. Clayton ning the first day of April, 1924.
Brunsen of Hartford: and three sons. Will be as follows; ‘
George Cousins of New Rochelle. N. Hod Carriers. SLOO a. day. 5
Y.; Charles Cousins of Brooklyn. N. storers. 86.00 a day. i
Y.. and Harry Cousins of Flushing. on??? hours a day and half day
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i123. “new! mu“ Wm be gm": ' SALVATORE SAMMA. .
' ‘ Secretary. ,
sorrow in that mighty outpouring
of American gratitude and patriotic
devotion about the bier of- a humble.
nameless son who was glorified be-
cause hc died for the flag.
Profound sorrow marked the fun-
crnl of President Harding. He also
had been struck down in the full tide
of his service to the {lag and men
mourned ills untimely death. Again.
but with utterly different note un-
derlying, the military and civil pag-
eanlry of fullest national honors
was mustered.
Today comes the third of national In the ”up“ service, the choir
mourning, a day that “'1“ be will sing that favorite hymn of the
strangely different from those that dead man, “Day ,5 Dying in the
went before. Again the nation “1.5L"
stands eager to lavish the full splen-
dor of its sorrow about the bier of
a faithful servant. But he would not ‘
have had it so and American people
have acquiesced in his longing for
the. privacy of simple citizenship.
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’ ‘ I Edna . There will be no sound of drum or a . « e , $ 3
. Russel] ‘FI'OSI. Jr. is health and better physical develoo- Anna. 1;: sfimftfl}: 3:: MBA 815‘: funeral note as he is carried to his ‘11" 1% 13;“:“Wsi‘é‘d family have . vets. and mm , _ Elf:
' . . . . ment of the schgl'children. This Hyatt. Lava Beach, Grace B. Wing resting place in the cathedral: no c “’3‘ Q r rc once "0’“ 50““? ‘ ’ ‘ v 5 .j he
_, Finlshmg hIS Garages is a. phase or eduetional work which Janene E Gregory, Ernest C. Gm: military coloring “v, the uniform. Main street to 18 Burritt avenue. v. , - 1 .
. . has been‘oo long neglected by most cry. Mr. and Mrs. George Sandsr- of s. handful of gallant comrades ‘ ' ‘ MHJTON ELWOOD ESABUSREDWS
3 ". COMN‘!““°‘-" spree. Mr..and Mrs. Melvin Goldrick, 0‘ .the services °'°'" which 13° ““5 Mt' “d Mrs. Rum" Frost. 1"- and. ' ‘ . . , . lioofiaieslrgreéicafssl'dd
. Russell Frost Jr., is finishing the - Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hughegumn cammander-in-chlef. They alone children of West avenue. will leave ~ om nous: Ol' m mom: 3 :V .
f , - erection of a. group of fifteen indvi- AttaCh Property of and Mrs. 'W. A. Russell, Mr. and. will lay hands upon his casket it: Saturday for Bermuda, where they _ m wwgmh n. ; WL‘onwm . .
. . dual stool. fireproof garages on the . « Mrs. J. Williams. Edward S. Meeker,“ his last Joumeyg ‘ WU lrolnein for one month. , . .l 1* ‘ l i
', ; firepcrry adjoining the Salvation Goldsteln Brothers Alice 11- Sackal. Mrs. P. L. Pettit. 50"!” “I “bflfl- .. .. ‘ ' ‘ . J , *
. , rmy llcadqunrlors in w ashlngton Mn and Mrs E. w. Lockwood, Ed- The hm"! Service at the S Joseph Smith of Benton street fis-
_ Street, west of Railroad Place. A“ attachment was filed u“. ward Burkedsl. Mr and Mrs. E. “"3“ home will I” held in the “‘ "0d friends in Bridgeport. last o v. . .
‘ ..‘ The garages are attractive in ap- morning with Town Clerk Herbert Brewer, L 1" Hoyt, LN“! 3- Howell,
brary. Just below the room in which night. ,
Isa ._ . M Mr .
~ beamnco. facing each other on a. R. Smith against Goldstoln Brothers bol (’ Houell. r. and “- Ed
the dead war President still lny last s e e -
.wide and” drhewny and making ‘ of East Norwalk' and m favor of 3:553 ch'lg'rl'mfia'l; giggling. first”- “flu-short half hour Mr“ “we to:- Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Falasco ol . _ _ , ,. ‘ .
unique little street of garages run- Jams. Spelden “id Comp-'1"? 0‘ New \Vaunc‘e.Dann ' - ' no the intimate leave-inking. There Mardnek avenue are having their ‘ . I V M
“f :nlng mat and west. York. for the sum of ”50' I ' wil be only 3‘ trio of clergyman to house re-deooraicd. ’ l V ‘
'3 About half or them are already It ‘3 “"93“! in the “T“ that 6'3"" speak the kindly. consoling words of ' ' . *
bccuplcd or engaged by automobile stein Brothers. who “Md“? a dying Had the Psalms and cntreat God's tender- ATARRH :: . : I . ‘
owners living or doing business in a,“ h" “tarnmmegtizmmlha't Nor} est compassion for dear ones from t . , r. - k
:Bouth Norwulk. “545,653“ t ‘6 I’dmllilll o BUm o i whom he ’3 parting. of h or throat h My " ., H
.. , “The cf"; ‘1‘: gunning)” in me S“. (Continued from Page One), There will be no music or llymn ‘ M by thew-pore du. . , ,
.L J ‘ 9 perior Court in Bridgeport. on the they will be bound over to the next in 1110 home service. although in ' ‘ . -
‘. lAl'e you I‘at. first Tuesday in March The law term of the Criminal Superior court are hi; hindl great lovsiforthtllrco of '2 '
1 ,z- e ' e o . so em‘n meo es at have .-
,2 . ‘ Just Try this firm of Light. Dunbar and Quinlan in Bridgeport under heavy bonds. taught men courage and patience. “limmg‘J.
remnant the plum“... Deputy O'Neil was arrested a few months
- Sheriff Edward Doulcns served the ago..by ”19 5‘8“ 1’0"“ on the
t. Thousands of ovori’at people have papers in the case. ‘ charges 0‘ selling and keeping liquor
.‘ become slim llv Iollowing the advice and “I“ found guilty “‘1 given 9'
, or doctors who memmd Marmola Charles Mills, president of the suspended Jail sentence and a. fine in
'gPrescrlption Tablets, those harmless People's Trust company. has recall. the city court. Since that time, he
2— little {at reducers that simplify the ered from his recent illness and re- has been employed in the Owl-Line
?doso of the i'amous Marmola Pre- :um‘zd today his duties with the Lunch.
soripiion. 1t loo fat don't wsit— an _—~——-
E go now to _\ our drugglst and for one 3"" Frank Goodohild has "tun”
.3 dollar. which is the price the world Friends of John Wargo or Olean ed to her home on Garner street
1' over. procure a. box or the” tab- street will be sorry to hear that be from BIOHVHIG. Ontario, where she
' lets. Ir preferable you can secure is all at his home. visited With her daughter. Mrs.
'Ev'them direct by sending price to the Goodchlld also visited in Montreal
3;; Iarmola Co., 4612 Woodward ave. Mr. and Mrs. E. Noble have re. end had planned to remain in Can-
:siue. Detroit, Mich. They reduce turned to their home in Bridgeport ads for some time . However. she
...: csdlly and easily without tiresome after a visit with Mrs. Noble's motn- was called home. as Mr. Goodchild
fix’erclso or starvation diet and leave 61'. Mrs. A. Ambler 0‘ “70“ Wash- has arranged to “u 101' 30‘1”” on
3;.” o unpleasant effects—Adv. ington street. . , a business trip February 16.
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His favorite of all was “Day in " I
were Vf Special Announcement
“How Firm a Foundation. Ye Saints
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of Lord.” and to him come like
e. cry the peeling call of "The
Soul 0 God Goes Forth to \Var." ,
From the library’of his home
“'oodrow “’ilson will be carried out
by the soldier and sailor com-
rades of his strangely small escort
—lle under whose command the
greatest armed forces of the nation.
men in their millions, had served—
to be lifted into the waiting hearse
and the last Journey begun. There
will be only a. few carriages follow-
ing. They will carry the little com-
pany that had met in the intimate
service at the house and among
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