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PREMIERE 0F
BIG PICTURE
First Showing at Rialto
of Film that will Be-
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Where Woodrow Wilson’s Bod y
Freeman Who _0ffiCiated at the Last Sad Rites
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'KlSll CASE
Frank Toth Declares
he Never Intended
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and‘when are you gain to:
me ’1 0.
she. Osas said that To":
arranged about purchasing the
and when the. defendant had
met he had no money had rep!
"you come own town with us
the bank is right there and you
get the money tor the ring."
The witness said that when
left Mrs. Kish's house that night
plaintiff had grabbed hold of m
arm and pulled him back into f
home. That night Toth left {
Rew York and was married to ads-
other Mrs. Kish when he rein!“
s, . . fr l ._
“gun: ffian‘ég‘in? gac'flgymwfi’l game as Famous as t o Marry Woman . , . -
.n youe aytto u, an“, that ‘ ' 7- . . . ..
"my my. hue :- you hue no; a iittlectcizutsr, Blrth Of a Nation ‘Who ls Sm hm Clty Briefs ‘
The nights of
And let me tell you. you won't care '
The Rialto theatre has been ac.
BRIDGEPORT. Feb. 7.-—Decision
v: ’
.1 ' . in tho least. even it com ti ' Fund of m 7 ‘ ‘
.. . l. ive never slept "I In corded another honor by Americas reoe ' Genevi 'm f“
“3 our girls lnsr- attacks you “I ”M M‘w‘m" t” gnaw" ”.mduce" Wh° 1‘” ”mm“ gun“! 33o?°§e53h3‘3§‘2.?.§i§2 icy. daughter of Mr. and. n5. _
your mental attitude to life will the popular Nor-walk house for the suit brought by Jun. Kish cg 7 Lex- chaei Gormley. °‘ 5 cm‘ M
1 ;.:lvo killed them. I be entirely changed. Remember \Vorld's Premier showing of a new ington avenue, South Nor-walk race. will b° glad ‘0 10011 that ‘6)
1, ,1 every man l’ve that 3'01! will be young um, “a picture, which is destined to become “am Frank Toth. “so of South 1' convalescing from an in...
, ,. . too 58! and hop to mind '1; one of the greatest photoplays made . Which 31" ““3”“ he? to her be!
‘ “ “mug °: ”1" it 1 “.1“ P! at b u n l in 0 Norwalk. ‘ . for the past three w '
.. 11 I." mount a, poops of you. Now. promise in the annals of t 9h!“ coup: r" Toth, on the stand. Tuesday. do. . . °.° .;
me that you will take my garico, l"(IUBU‘Y- 39‘3“” t 9 p" c r e- clared he was the victim of a. woman -'
. .- l’ 'l' "”9”" ’9‘” and then go home and to bed.“ “all“ 1116 mm ”“1 the “m" °‘ or so who had tried to sol-cc him Una" u" M“ “"9““ °‘ “3
l: . tcnchlug. counsel- Mg“ Trevor got up and went to the production not to be divulged at into marriage against his will. 3*— Ann society and the Chum at »
“"215. virtue; 800d the mirror. any”, I'll do it." And this tlmo. The producer and the “I never had any intention .9: Mary of 8“ Lsdlalaus Chm," m
I, glrls down there. then she said, no doubt for the stars. however, are scheduled to ap- marrying her." he declared in an. will in " m ”d dance at Kid?! '
' Mkflouw 12%” first time in hel' life: “And I'll not 9°“ ‘° "m ““3 “mam “men" “'9' ‘° 3 ““95“” He “Me“ ‘“ m “mm'. “51"; '
. ..._.,. like a tc 1. vs a m person, knowledge of a ring which the ,
. .3... I haven-t gone a“... damn. M mm” '11“ “9' Owing to the fact that tilzti‘sictggc :13;th produced. and declared he com Isfggé‘?0 ”Hal? ,
g ' aids do 0 will be shown tomorrow n s . " e a never given it to her. The night 9°“ ; -.
. :I 1.38: until 01:, When she had left Mary Zstti- Eternal Struggle." scheduled for he was alleged m have arranged the guest of Jerry Saranek of the M.
,1... mm... .m, u" “”5 1°” " 1" ”mum m that time. Will be omitted. The new particulars of the marriage he had tric Serim company or Ely sve-
‘II . I. 11 do Lacs ing her hands together. her-(ace picture, owing to its length. 15 reels. married another woman of “13 same ““3“
{1 ””3“ V distorted. A wave of nausea over- wlll be flushed on the screen at 7:80 last name. he testified. 0 0 0
llree years ‘ll‘l l whelmsd her. She felt as if there o'clock. Only one performance can The defense alleged that Mrs. The meeting or the Kuwait and _
.- 8 “Cm" ‘0 ‘1‘ had been an earthquake in her be given because of its lcngthl m5“ had ”tum“ ‘° “'4 a“ 3' V‘" “5 Nature club Wm 5' he" attlsa' "
_ hm- talk was the own soul and n. muck in. riding After this plcturc ,5 “awed by uses in a divorce suit brought by home alumnus-d. 48 W‘-
,. .9 had ever listen- “I, mung Bho loathed hone" Norwulk .rcsmcms they Wm agree ”111mb unlic- he promised to marry avenue. Honda: evening. in olseset -
. “I, the mm. for- “d all women and all men- 8“ “mm Manager Hamilton “mt n Iwm der. an that she had arranged all atthe home of uncut-timeouts l"
l ' in Ne” York. 3 know that the violence of the re- be America's greatest/picture of all . 33121;: ;i‘etgnulmdgihevg; to the as previously announced. ’
" mind it will b. Vulsiou must be temporary. but for times. Manager Hamilton saw this “‘oodrow “mm was laid to rust '- Sauce the wedglnzerlnggwangneggr e . c «x
it “I10" *5 ”on: the moment it was beyond her photOplaY in produetion and 1:196: the National Cathedral of sun. purchaud the 3.,“ m brought. a?“ 71:; b0 '- fflfim ‘1 “0 #3
on woman ms . control. confident that by rccornmen ng Peter and pan! E 1 m risusn ustrial “I" F‘. . ,
She went to the halo ( piscops) When Mrs. Klsh took the stand First Methodist church. “mm.
'. I‘ll get over it in
xrny—and fight
‘ ll'. when the time
~-:l‘l have been ro«
.l"-llll i would. and
- ty (llil everything
I couldn't
—- it was my right.
‘-"‘l all the things
'1 you that unless
nraln and have
- mum—l don't care
' cry me or not—I'll
r l
. .llive.
' rlacn to s shriek.
w Hysterics in en-
‘l'll'y. who was on
phone and called up Claverlng and
told him that she had a severe
headache and was going to bed.
And she cut short both his pro-
tests snd his expression of sympsc
thy by hanging up the receiver.
And then she picked up a vase and
hurled it to the floor and smashed
it.
XLIII
Clsvering stood on his high bslp
cony and looked down upon Msdb
son Square. Spring had come. The
Square looked like an oasis in a
to his patrons he is giving ihcul a
hint to take advantage of this ex
- ccpiioual opportunity.
Obituary
Richard Carroll.
Funeral services for Richard Car-
roll. the infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Carroll, were held at 10
o'clock this morning from the home
of the child's parents in 18 Hoyt
street. Burial was in St. Mary's
ccmeiery.
Henry J. Glover.
“'nshington. (uppcr right) after
simple service in Bethlehem Chap-
el of the cathedral (center) with
the Rt. Rcv. James Freeman. bis-
hop of Washington, participating
in the services.
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Simple Yet Stately Religious Services Mark
Burial of America’s Dead Chief Executive
—Life of Capital Pauses as Everywhere
Men Tender Final Honor.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.é—Simple.
talies of governments and many' of
2206 KILLED -.
BY AUTOS 18
MR RECORD
. June,
she said that in Munch. 1923. Toth
had promised to marry her. At that
time he was married to a woman
still living in Hungary, but he had
filed a petition for divorce and on
1923. a divorce , had been
granted him. The witness said she
had testified at the divorce trial. and
,on' the way home in her automobile
Toth had suggested to her that they
drive right on to Port Chester and
get married at once. She had re-
fused as she thought it would be
bad for her reputation.
That evening Toth had spent at
her house and it had been arranged
the following morning and that as
soon as his divorce papers arrived
they would get married. "The fol-
night at s o'clock. A social a".-
ing with quoits and carpet hm
will he enjoyed. Refreshments ,wB
also be served.
0
Friends offli- uary Hols of 18
Elyavenuewiilhesorrytoheas-tlnt
she is seriously ill at her house.
0
Mrs. J. Foris of 6 Wave-
Bridgeport. yesterday.
0
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James Boltssz of 8 Snowden ass-
nue entertained a party of trim
with a radio concert at his hm
last night. v
. . . - ' t stately religious services in men of lace and owe l An rlca
.-1 went hggtfly rocky gorge, The trees were cov- At 2 oclock this nittrnoon, tuner 30 , _ . p p r n i e . l i .. .. . . . ,
v». al services for Henry J. Glover. at Bethlehem Chapel. \Vashlnston ca» Orgnn note and the peeling voiccs 0W ng morning. she said, Mrs.
‘ “m “Dd poured cred With the tender greens of ms thcdral, marked the cntombment of the choir added a touch of cere- Budy and Toth were to come over The Hospital Whilst club will M
Civil VV'ar veteran. were held at the
with Mrs. Leo Davis of 15 Run.
"l"l‘lytn‘erl‘nrklei‘gl: new birth. and even President Ar- chapfl at the Soldiers' Home in of “'Oodrow “'llson yesterday. mbny to the brief religious excrclscs. Motor 'vehiCIeS Dept. 5:: ‘31: a“: ring. but I waited "la street, tomorrow afternoon. at v:
‘ ' ' thur and Roscoe Conkllng. less Noroion. interment was in the “”0“"08 ‘5 Pu” 0‘ UN" 18“ °‘ But at the very last the dead Figures Show that of Bugy andngoufltlmtel‘mtl'rgggh23 :3; o'clock.
, Illillfhf‘r word. And
- 'n obliged to call
'tlrr'zl it down. and
wr-w-lf to be led to
lay sprawled,
on one side.
Ml
l..ll
lupk of ‘ de- nue. and even the hurrying noon at .. o'clock Rev H B Sch Lon, N. J.. the two l’lesoyior'lan side. while the tomb reccived tho necticux. towns have resulted from you for , é
.. . . . . . - , . paYment of the mortgage? ’,
vlrrln. She lay throngs, preoccupied with crus nf‘ri. pastor of the Rownyton Metho- 3:311?” 3nd?- $110111]?! . PNibon keeping of an honored American. motor vehicle accidents in this state was the nekt question. Mrs Arthur°31lll 31 East ‘vgnn.
rs "m “r “g ‘ s ‘1 9 at in the past sixteen years. according Mrs. Klsh denied this. but sdrnit- .
'v moments. while
'v paced up and
n 'l File hoard
.‘rnmr was sitting
"F‘ecl
lzcr hat.
Ml unsympatheti-
green than in winter. looked recon-
ciled to their lot. A few people
were sunning themselves on the
benches. many more were on top
of the bosses over on Fifth ave-
business. seemed to walk with a
lighter step. their heads up. in-
stead of sullcnly defying winds and
sleet. The eight streets that sub
rounded or debauched into the
Square poured. forth continuous
streams of figures, constantly aug-
mented by throngs rising out of
, ll,“ earth itself. There was a vivid
Imlor running like ribbons through|
lilo crowds, for it was nearly nlns'
o'clock and the doors of ofllces and,
shops and business houses werel
open to women as to men. Over-l
head s yellqv sun shone in a pale‘
filmy sky and the air was both
warm and sharp. The doves were
circling and settling.
The 'prizo—dghters had taken
their prowess elsewhere, and a cir-
cus had come to Madison Square
Garden. Claverlng had heard the
roar of lions in the night. A far
different crowd would stand under
the arcade in a few hours. but the
Spring Grove cemetery.
Mrs. Oscar Scott.
The flint‘rlll or Mrs. Oscar Scott,
who (lll‘d all llrr home on McKinley
strcct. Tuesday night, will be held
from the into home tomorrow after-
dlst church will officluie and burial
will be in Spring Grove cemetery.
The funeral of Olin S. Youngs.
who died at the Norwalk hospital
\l’cdnesday morning will be held
from the residence of Dr. H. C. Sher-
cr. \l’ashlnglon street, Friday after-
noon. Fcbrunry 8. nt thrce thirty
o'clock. lurizll will be in Riverside
cemetery.
Mrs. Robert Kennclly.
l-‘llncrall Sl‘l'VlCt‘S for Mrs.” Robert
Kcnnclly, or :7 Elm street. were
hold at 5:30 o'clock this morning
from tho lzlic homo and at 9 o'clock
from Si, Mary's church. Rev. John
Carey officiated and was assisted by
Rev. Donald Chisholm, A. l“. M.
The scrxlc'cs \vrrc largely :liiendcd
by rclnllves and friends and there
now many floral tributes. inter-
ment was in St. Mary's cemetery.
Mrs. Thomas Cousins.
the service, which was conducted bi’
Bishop James E. Freeman. oi the
Episcopal Dloccse of Washington.
in association with the WW. James
H. Taylor. pastor of Central Ptesv
byterliu Church. Washington, and
the Rev. Sylvester Beach. of Prince-
Prlncuon and at Washington:-
Funeral march (organ) Chopin.
The Bishop. selection from tho
Thirty-ninth Psalm:—
"1 um the resurrection .snd tli‘e
life; saith the Lord. H: that be-
ilevelh in Mt. though he wuo dmd.’
yet shall h: llvc; and whosoever liv-
eih and bolivvclh in hie shall never
die." (Si. J‘Jllll XL, 25, 26)
"For 1 know that. my Redeemer
llveth. and lllul He shall «and a!
the latter duy upon the earth; and
though after my skin worlrs destroy
this body, )‘t'[ in my flesh shall i see
God. whom i sllzlll see for m..scli’
.lnd mule C'lk‘s sllllll [lo-hold, and not
another." (Job 2th.. “5. 23, 27.)
"We brought uollllng into this
world and lL ls col-lain “'6 Can carry
nothing out. 'lilc Lord gave and the
Lord ll:llll taken away, Blessed be
the nulllc oi'illc Lord." (I Um. vl..
1; Job 1. :1)
"Lord. let me know mine end, and
the nulllbcr of my days: that 1 may
passed again into the keeping of his
nearest and dearest. who alone
might watch over the cntombmcnt
and hear the resigned faith or the
committal service uttered. The na-
tion's share in lhal last moment was
only to stand in silent reverence out—
Durlng the funeral services the
busy life of the nation's capital stood
at pause as elsewhere over America
men did last honor to the dead. The
drumming guns of sorrow echoed
dilly from the distant hills where
Fort Myer lies. guns that heralded
the dark. cloudwraped coming of
day with the somber clamor of salute
to a dead ’commander. Wherever
the flag flew above ship or fort.
half—staffed in token of the nation's
loss, the guns proclaimed the proud
sorrow of a people.
Some hours before the funeral
was to reach the Cathedral soldiers
and marines without arms had taken
their places along the winding way
that leads from the home of death
to the great cathedral. They were
placed at intervals along the avenues
and roadways to stand guard untl
the body had passed. -
‘ With the military detail came
from Fort Myer Sergeant Frank
Witchey, the bugler who sounded
this Number 6 0 0
were Under 10 Years
Enough deaths to wipe out the
entire population of several Con-
to statistics made public by the
state motor vehicle department.
Children enough to exceed the com-
bined population of at least two of
these towns were among those
killed.
The figures show that 2.206 deaths
were Cilusl'd by motor vehicles in
Connecticut since 1907, g of which
number over 600 were children un-
do: 10 years old. This included 259
fatalities in 1923.
About 75 per cent of the persons
thus killed in the past sixteen years
were males. the female victims being
in a decided minority, In propor—
tion to the number of motor vehi-
cles registered to be operated on the
state highways. the record of all
other states is worse. Connecticut s
success in holding down the numbcl
of fatalities better than other stalw-
is believed to be due in large pan
to the increased number of 3.an
cles in this state which are interest
to New York and married another
woman."
“Toth hold some snoring“ on
some of your property?" she was
asked.
“Yes. 83.000 in all.
“You filed this suit after be sued
ted he had filed a suit against her.
Mrs. Oasz, with whom Toth was
boarding at that time. testified that
Mrs. Kish had tried to force the de-
fendent into marrying her. "Mrs.
Kish refused to testify at his divorce
unless she had it in black and
white that he would marry her."
she said.
"Did she have it in black and
white?" the counsel asked.
“No. the morning she was to
drive us over to court she said she
wasn't going because she hadn't it
in black and white. Then that night
when we went to her house she said
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Frank Soltess of
avenue entertained at his honie.
Tuesday evening. in honor of E:-
forty-eighth birthday.
dancing were enjoyed.
ments were also served.
0
Rea-con.
will be soloist in the concert to b.
given by Walter Scofleld in the
Hotel Stratiield. Bridgeport. Tue.-
day.
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C. C. Hegemsn is in Brldsevofl
today on business.
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There will be a regular meeting
of Monker Grotto in the
Temple tomorrow night.
Thomas 0. Taylor of Putnam ave-
nue is in Hartford on hm“. ’
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The work of redecorating the halls
in the Keeler building is now cons-
to Toth. 'you are a free man now,Plete-
You Can’t Afford to Have
An Accident-
Hyouarehunmdmbhtomrhymsxpensessrs
nus was the guest of relatives an
or being“-
Musicand'
Manolo'
-. peanut venders would ply their Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas be cccl'lilcd how long I have to but up: at the funeral ceremonies of “‘5 mem’mes m “m “we“ °‘ ; increased by doctor’s bills—and you're fortunate if you
' trade. and a little booth for can—. Cousins will be at 2.30 o'clock to- ' "Behold. ’ljllou has: made my America’s .Unknown Soldier. The traffic hazards and safety. come through b (it! ‘ on out my “a ;
”a dies and innocuous "juices had been morrow afternoon ”0m “‘0 hOme 0‘ days. as it \\’cl‘\‘, a span long; and instrument he used was the same The motor vehicle department has . y Wing _ y II alone, not .,
her daughter. M‘s- J- Wallace M‘r' mine ago is even as nothing in so. he used at Arlington. and it boro been informed. by the Playground falling up toyour neckindebt.
. 1 nerves feel belt"! of wornen if he intended to live Nor-walk. He is survived by his wife his beauty to consume aw-ty like as . . '
, . . JHVCl‘lllc courts. .
1 mid? What must .1”, one. And a month from now one daughter. Miss Mabel Mcsdncl- n. were a mom new“ I, mum“ ROADS STILL IN ”“7111 you help to provide we NOBWALK. CONN.
~'.’ i never expected be in the Dolomites. 1088 and 0'16 bro‘h". Charles 1‘91' every man. therefore. is but vanity. . playgrounds for these little children .
-l mt be who for ion spirits from suffering any natural s _ . deaths in Hartford. six in Bridge-
, _ .. m, his on. and to the Holyflhost. - ,
They would sus- reaction. no. demand Fraternal Note w, ,, war-in u... be mm ,_ Action Soon anal-Igrgiught 32.111: 3.33:: 3‘3an Codfish Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20c lb».
finned.
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r an, only 3 question of idea the! will be something new and would be Albert Smith and family of Strat- BOYS. ‘1'
‘7‘: "m “we” “It'cm'ml talked of nodal“ 0:13.“??? :Wuy. "WY interesting to the older mem— “fiffié’fiafiifinfim the sins- “"1 MM Sunday '3 a” 11““ 0‘ Boya from the Over River School- HaddOCk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10C i'”
n“ ;rnr-:!<ed for .0 many his brilliant future.” t “if be 11 here. ins of the Recession-.1. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson in File m. pence reported today, did con- ' ‘
'...‘.. mm. And. too pu- in I'm. met . no thumb. _ - 10'? street. siderable dame it “Wm" M Tilefish 25¢ I.
._ - 1» » “7038 DISCO. . c on 3 “6 Geo. Castle has Bad T vs a I The '“uyomeoe _. of the west m Jenningt' place St noonume y“- l I I I a a a a a a a a e e o s a e o a e o e s o o .
‘ sl‘e picked up a VI"
' ‘7 the floor."
:u that when I came.
lull put it all to you
"'rl'e hints, knowing
i understand. What
l can hardly remem-
‘l
.: once, then dermal!
it can be done
"‘fi’lVPTleSCBnCO is so
would hardly be no-
Ycu do not
4 ‘ . ‘ ; a hospital, nor even
" . are not spied on. so
;'-l suspect '01“ you
”0 treatment. At 70‘“
:l practically assured.
a year.
don't be a fool.
1 My lust you will nev-
l'll promise to
.. She sat down
. "Now. listen to
erected in an alcove in the front
wall. presided over by u plump
pretty blonds. She alternated "job
lying" and sailing with quiet inter-
a bag. undisturbed
two nights before he found it im-
possible to feel depressed in that
gay spring sunshine. He did not
believe in the headache. but she
had written him s charming note
and be supposed that a man must
get sccustomed to the caprices
they would
and she would be his. Let her
have her caprices. He had his
on. There were times when he
didn’t want to see her.
Harmer. he was still too jubi-
lant over his play to feel depressed
for long over anything the warm
and constantly manlested enthusi-
asm of his friends had kept his
nionshlp was almost peremp-
gnyrsnd his thoughts turned to
them as he stood on his balcony
looking down on the waning
throngs: the great stone buildings
wsrs'hmnnlins like hives. and eg-
ln-as were passing busily to and fro
behind the open windows. it so-
tonisbed him a little. True. it was
his first plsy and be was very pop-
ular. But he bad a vague uneasy
if
were overdolng it. They
mu himself at least
am also the medium of the
vln, Pine Hill avenue. Rev. Robert
B. Fbotc and Rev. Ernest F. Mc-
Grcgor will officiate and burial will
be in Pine Hill cemetery.
ills home in New Canaan avunue will
be held at 2:30 o’clock Saturday aft-
crnoon from the late home. Rev.
Ernest F. McGregor will officlnte
and interment will be in Riverslde
cemetery. '
Mr. Kellogg was widely known in
logg.
Jothinascs. -
John Kasscs died suddenly this
morning at his home in 133 Main
street. Funeral services will be held
from the into home at 8:30 o'clock
Saturday mroning and at 9 o'clock
from St. Mary's church. Burial will
be in St. Mary's cemetery.
At the regular weekly meeting of
Lincoln Council. No. 4. O. U. A. M..
at Progress Forum Hall. washing.
ton street, tomorrow night. there will
be a large class of candidates to be
shown the mysteries of the order.
There is also very important business
to come before the council. ' It is
hoped there will be a large atten-
dance as the work tomorrow night
Turn in Hospital
spout ol‘ Thou: and verily every man
living is altogether vanity.
“Man Walla-til in a Vain Shadow.”
"For man walketh in a tut-n shad-
hope’.’ 'l‘ruly my hope is even in
Thee.
"Deliver me from all mine of-
fences, and make me not.a rebuke
unto the foolish.
"When Til-cu with rebukes dost
chastcn man for sin. Thou make“
“.llear my prayer. 0 hardy and
with Thine ears consider my calling.
hold not Thy peace at my care.
"For I. am a stronger with '1’th-
and a. sojourner: as all my fathers
ware.
“O spare me a. little, that I may
recover my Etrength before I go
hence and be no more seen.
"Glory be to the Father. and the
now. and evol- shall be. world Wills
out end. Amen."
The Bishop's blessing:
"The God of Peace. who brought
again fronf the dear Our Lord Jelli-
Christ. the Great Sheperd of the
sheep. through the bio“ of the ever.
lusting covenant: make you perfect
in every good work to do His will
working in you that which is Well
pleasing in his sight: throat)!
Josue Christ. to whom he glory for-
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.—-Wo°d-
this inscription:—
“TAPS SOUNDED OVER. THE
' ' BODY 01“ UNKNOWN
SOLDIER
Fort. Myer. Va. Heard through alu-
pilfler at New York and San Fran-
cisco."
WWW—l
POOR connmou
Improvement Associa-
tion Hopes City Au-
thorities will Take
.———.
An informal meeting of the West
Norwalk Improvement Association
was held Monday evening at the
home of B. F. Cormweil. Much dis-
cussion tool: place regarding the
poor condition of the roads and the
residents of West Norwalk are still
'waiting for the city suthoritles to
take some action to put the highways
in better condition.
0 O 0
Norwalk Indies Aid was held yester-
:lnd Recreation Association of Amer
lea that Mrs. Charles A. Goodwin
of Hartford is scndlng out the fol-
lowing lctter to many Hartford resi-
hcavy drays and trolleys.
‘Therc are moral dangers. too. as
well as physical for. boys and girls
who have only public th’oroughfares,
As a certain May- ‘
in which to play.
or put it: ‘It is a. question of more
playgrounds or more money for
by contributing from 810 to $100
(or more _or less .- you wish) to the
Playground and Recreation Associa-
tion of America? I shall be glad to
forward any check you may be so
kind as to send me."
Thirty-one children under 16 years -
old were killed by motor vehicles
last year in the largest five cers of
Connecticut. There were ten such
P. O. Clerks Boost for“
' Increase Wage Bill
Norwa'lk and South Norwalk pos-
tal clerks are interested today in a
bill which is to come up before Con-
gress shortly. This bill calls for an
increase of $200 to $800 in the pay
of postal clerks and carriers. -
terday. One of the boys. the police
say. broke a. lantern which was on
It is this oostliness
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“' «‘uncra 50” C“ 0" P 3 ~ 9 ‘ tell who shall gather them geant Frank Witchcy of Head- premium ’ 72*
In spite of his disaDDOiDtment 1 who died suddcnl «gaterday at .. , ' . ’ , children whose only playground h- _ '_ _ . .fi.
°“ y 5 M“ “°“' ‘md- “L“ l' m’ “"1"" “m“ ”"d U' 5' ca‘a‘m m the midst of rushing motor cars, Wishing you hadmsmd won’t pay the bills after you i
. t :c-vl, because woman once _ row Wilson passed forever yesterdli
ff ml: in their forties. novel. 3n. mu Nov 31’! 3.313 The condition of George Castle, of from the world «are. ' when he 4" “9mm st “1° 1mm 0‘ Mm the (lock.
“3‘ l :' .,.,.. lease of 111._ 3"“! had yet to 50 ”mt °y ntil Main street. who was struck by an towered. a commanding figure. 3‘31” W- ._._.._—-—-—---———--
i‘ ' . _ 1w”, “In”: so sinned his gift! into his earl. ‘1 a automobile recently. was ”pom In the sacred privacy of the home ‘ ‘ ' SCARLET
‘ T: . I, interrupted with . be we! almost lick of them. “I this morning as critical. He is in ’8“ “tell We" It‘d—G! IMP!" “ Acsrdupartywssheld ”my “6' Mrs. Gunther. of :2 Union avenue.
l~ , -.,.. ., m“... 3 gm were not else the Norwalk hospital. Mr. out]. the run: of the man himself in the. mum home 0110'. end MW 3.- u ill with scarlet fever. scour-ding
-;_ , l , ““1 05' (To 3. 3d) , sustained a fracture of the fikuli. He zoodneas of God. Only the presence W There were about twen. to ‘ report made to Dr. W n
- H6 Judiclou I! 0101 l was unconscious during the entire of the President and the few who ”rm PVC-00L The Winner- '8” Per-due. health omccr today.
~ -—_. ’ night. . were his colleagues in ”II of mm of New Canaan. and ,__c ,
. '~('uu~ln lilo... . of President Coolidse: served vu- _ , . greatness. sad the quiet the” _ Hermannuehi. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Orville Herold-pent
, I I _ H, ~ m ht mu“. m mansion. Wye” Salt Lake With a French scientist's chem- waiting Wander wintry”- Xr. and Hrs. Ernest, Johnson. Mr. the week-end. at their West NOD-f
. II' ,I‘,II_}{::un‘gn C", ”a “mum, any, New. before lcai proceu flesh is made traw‘ for stumble share in (held-cleave and Mrs. James Inmllnsnd use walk home on Wood avenue. , ,
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