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TA» orwalh. Conn. under the Act or lech ., 1:19. ' SOUTH NORWALK, CONN; FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1924. ' SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS:~ _
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palpiels Give Moreg'FO Message From Cornwallis to Washington Attorney Quinlan (:31le
Sloan Radio and 1 Found in Morgan $15,000,000 Gift-jLilVGO’ N ew Canaan . Avenue
hl‘.d‘.'§2‘.§:.§§.§“l’l ELECT TAMMANY " ‘ " rOSSing Blot On State:
m PRESIDENT 0" vow. T0 BUILD Sag: ml Talked Salmon.
uc m was Believes in Bridge .
Nomi“; Top— NORWALKBAR NEWCHURCHTO .mt Able to Think summr FOR“. .3,
' d Firemen
Ollcc 1‘: i3. '0 e
E“... .\ o r w a l k Assocnation Holds An- COST $145 w rhifiugfig’m £2.53.“ all; 7 ‘ '
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Sh0“'-" .. . [31g Heart nual M e e t l n g —— ’ xfltfimfil’é 3:31 3;: N e l s 0 n B e n e d 1 Ct.
.——-— allegation upon which counsel « K n 0 W 5 Danger— v
. :ltrr school Jun- Judge WOIfe Flays
2' P. showing the Law EvasiOn
.- 4' mu ard Morris
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N o r}? a l k Congre- file‘hgd";;“;fifie“;;kfig‘;°“fi 53;: E d w . J. Finnegan
gatlonal ~ Members trial- Wants Action Too " 7?
2 ' . til‘iilt‘ the school
L ‘ , . ‘ L .‘ 0 Mrs. Josephine Woeltz Wirth .
.1- Hm. Silagflfgy VOISTEAD ACT Authome Commt‘ was defendant in a. suit brought The “‘9‘“ for a bridge “I“ ‘ {’7’
.- H, y i. . . by a bank for collection of a would abolish the dangerous New. ,
.. ‘ -. 2 .ll they had 8‘; Has C a u S e (1 Man tee to Begln Work note to:- 8150 which she was al- . Canaan avenue railroad crossing at
. ., . ..,._..ml the furtl‘ _ . y ——-.—' 12835 to ha“ “sued ” surety. Nash's corner gained momentum to-
.~ A radio out '- Cnmes _ Inlmlgra- ON 0m SITE Mm Wirth won & Jury verdict. day with a statement issued by Ed;
, In filing a motion for a be “old J. Quinlan who declared the
Hm; joy and sun-
. lit». the chil- tion —- Jfidge Light
“1“, plaintiffs counsel set fort New Canaan avenue railroad cross-
To be COfiStfllctedain— chattho%!enéaat Fiance-:1 to the “15 and “the? railroad ““5531? .-
.. l‘ efforts to help , S
_ eak 77 —-
“I “Wm” collec p s P k Stl' t h jury to such an extent that an in- “blot upon-the name or the state at "
,- my}: nomad q$3.53 The “x”: l d‘ a! - ee W ere telligent consideration of the case amnectlcut." ,
" l_ mm t e . osn . annua liner of the ‘ _ could not be may "It is a. blot upon the name of. the
. . . lNorwnlk Bar association ‘was held a Old (Thumb was De state of Connecticut to‘ permit the
l’ . ' ..ur High school last evening in the Royal James Inn strayed maintenance of so many railroad
grade crossings," said Attorney
; )lr. Sloan's case and at it's conclusion was voted by
l-nts play hard those present. to have been one .1
. Mill find time to the most successful ever held by
. . _‘ u. to it. man who that organization.
" ' _.; life to the cltY- The program opened with an ad-
min: “11"" 3'0“ dress of welcome by President John
’l‘hr‘ shined” Keogh. who welcomed the guests
by ”1" Gem" and told them that it was an honor
ms is lH‘anE ‘0 to be a member at the legal irater-
. V'WL‘W‘SC 0‘ “- ra- nlty. but that it was a greater honor,
. . - . and one that he would always chor—
“ ,7 ‘1." fund ‘3 3. won- tsh. to be the President 0! the Nels
' “llzsiusllcnny de- walk Bar Association. He further
'«l‘ in contribuunfi stated that the older lawyer- owed
'1. . . ~ 4. "I hope you a duty to the younger lawyers to set
_ . ' 1 .!v~.'.:ll's. The fund an example and to assist them by
At a business meeting held last Quinlan. "Our peeple show a dis. r
night. members or the Norwalk‘ regard for human life in not agitat-
ing a correction of the evil such ml _ .-
Congregationul church of which
the construction 01 bridges. I think
Rev. Ernest F. McGregor is pas- ' .
, tor. voted to start immediate con- that a bridge could be constructed
struction of the new church. The over the, New Canaan avenue rau-
vote was unanimous. The church road crossing within reasonable lim-
will cost about $145,000. its by an equitable apportionment
The church will be of Colonial of costs.
style. nreproot throughout and ot . "There is no question but. what
brick and steel construction. The the New Canaan avenue railroad
crossing is a. dangerous place." con-
outsido brick, however, will be cov-
ered with clapboard gIVen the Mrs, Weed Talks on tinned Mr. Quinlan. "An automoo
church the old time Colonial ap- bilist on Main street in turning into
pearance. Amendments at R8' New C3333“ avenue must watch
tramc on both sides of Main street.
: "RV ““150 and ev- co-mlngllng with them. He then The church will be built on the .
.57 ”mm in putting introduced Frank P. Munich 0! site or the old Congregational publlm Round Ta' As soon as the automoblllst is safe-V
:7 -‘ Bridgeport whose topic was "011! church on Park street which was b1 Se . ly on New Canaan he must turn hm
7. ' “‘3“ brought 9' Naturallzed Citiiens." The speaker destroyed by tire some years ago. e 851011 attention to the crossing where g
. v ...,m Knyser for 33 was formerly the clerk of “1. Na— Plans for the church have beeu‘ln . driver 'is unable to see either u]
' :rsll‘nfmgzd“ ‘3; turgllzation Board 01 the Superior prevpfitlox; for «26:11 rags. d Mrs. Helena am Weed. daughter nogdoulrn téhhe t;cl;."l W B ,
.,-~ ‘ -~ ~ , . s 0 new urc us or zcr e u . or e son . one.“
51.71. . "l lump “9W3"! on 5.032310231131320?“ 532mm: Frontal “10W 0' P101101“ Morgan Library. a glimpse or the interior and its donor J Pie t M . construction. “1° Mn 110““ W“! 3: $161112: “$121151???“ Ebggen! dict :11: & now supervisor in the.
. - collection taken interesting sidellghts and “pug- N - ’ ' m“ m be usedasltisat present for church worker in the Nation “'onlen's State Hig 'ay department waxed;
. . mun-kt police and ences m that ofllcc. EW YORK, Feb. 22.-—A famous the 25,000 books housed in live mar- were handled indist'riminately by services. party, addressed 'tho round-table enthusiastically about the prOposai
r. mm will be turn- Am“. the speech or Mr. Munich. message known to only a few for ble Morgan library in East In» Street the general public there are few-of The building committee Was au- luncheon yesterday attornoon. or the to construct a bridge over the cross-‘
'N ”“n “men H mm: Judge Keogh read a. letter addressed more than 100 years. the note sent to a. board of trustees as a illlilic mom that would last the year out. thorlud to erCeed With lemuz 0‘ Republican Women's w°°mu°n' 1118. g . ‘
1w" . ' “"‘ y” or the Con- to Joseph J. Llnxweiler o: the local by Cornwallis to Washington pro- reference library he bestowed the And for a“ most part they arc'voi- “m contracts for the building. the takingas hex-"subject "constitutional “l Gummy am in rm.“ of 'r'
5'“ ' ’ "“ H’w” company "sociation signed by Attorney John pm“, the .11”.an i th B 't t if ' 1 _ Limes that would not interest the glan- of which are complete. This Amendments. bridge." said Mr. Benedict. “l:
v '. ‘ * ‘ “H the fund- 3. Seymour former Commissloner of‘ st Yogi'ktown h :r ° ,° ritish 8”“ rs ‘ t of n' k “d ‘3‘" made 88119”! public. " building committee consists of: Dr. Amendments which would change would abolish one or the most dan- 7 .A 4
' . F'wllin'll ileno‘V" Patents under the Cleveland admln- ' as can rowaled- blbl‘ODhues 38)“ . The real value or the collection McGregor. Seymour Curtis. Jrs. W. the procedure of amendments to the gerous places in Norwalk. 1 thin): 7:1.”
luv 1: mntributlonuz Mum,“ 1n wmch he mm m, m. The note read” In cold. hard monetary tvrms. is to students. bibliographerl and H. Baldwin. William C. Baur. constitution were explained by Mm that the bridge could be constructed; '
9" ‘ "ng 5156'“ grets {or being unable to attend. "Y k \‘l the C°“°‘~‘U°" is Valuml at from‘ $13.— rcsearch workers. it alters Oppor- George E. Matthews. Fred Ellis is Weed. These amendments. she at a reasonable cost." ;
" ' I ' '1‘ 1'5 He also congratulated the bar or “17th03ctobzgm1‘2'sl 000.000 to 315.000.000, but it «rally tunides to compare original list: of odour-e. or the committee. pointed out. would change the pro- Home, mu who is interested in» , _
_ _ $.20 Norwalk upon it'- present statute. "Sir: ' ' 2033:2382}? 31: {20:13:15 firs; 041- standard work:- and. their latex-var» Th9. bullding‘ committee “’1“ ‘70“ $3133“; ‘Mttmtergfiltmggz the crossuig brought out the palm. 5.5:. f.
-. and spoke highly of the ell-motor "I propose -' cessation o! hostili- who 1 I‘ll-flu!1 f l‘ i 21‘ 0:1 no, muons. It offers in many instances ll co-doerstlon with the regular by the el‘ecwtomte She u“. , that the crossing is used by persons
_ g, '—"—‘ and “mm, 0; the an...“ mam" u“ for twenty-four hours and mm ’9 e 3° 1' 8 “0r d~ . T- . 01'8“ original source material on val-long church busine- committoe consist: - - going to New Canaan and that the
3151-68 of the bar 0' this city including two “nee“ may be appointed b hlmself said it was worth about subjects that cannot be sound else- or John Bancroft. Georg! 1". Betta. “The right to amend is the 11108! usage of the crossing is growing
’ ” Chief Justice Butler and Attorneys each .me to mm at Mr Moore: $8,500,000 but the blbllophiles de- where. In the cases or the original Charles Murphy. Kenneth COW!“ fundamental and rm“ ”“651? Pm- daily with the increase in usage of.
Old ”(llls‘illilat Perry, Huriburt, Warner and oth- house to some terms for tho m" clare that this is too conservative. manuscripts of some or the “'orld'. clerk and Charles EJCurtiS. treas- meted “8h“? 01 We People- The automobiles.
, ers. reader or the port. of York and A sum twice as large would be too most famous pieces 0: literature it ursr. . mundmg fathers enacted this “Em The agitation regarding the New- -
l" VHS to Ground Attorney Edward 3- KG“! 0' Gloucester 1 have the honor t be Bmfill, they agree. Tilt) library could provides the means 0! reference Dr. NIcGl’e‘or presided over, the ““0 ““5 C°n3t“““°n and prmxai‘fled Canaan “091% is not a new one by
__._. Bridgeport w” the next speaker. a”, ' ° ' not be duplicated for any sum. back to the very words the humor meeting. It followed a. chicken zigsgesafig; 63:;liizhf'hgleflt‘olgn 2‘; any means except that it deals with.
l ‘ " “‘9 dump M ”W He is a Past Department Command- "Your most obedient and The books. and the building that “Md' “pp" ”wed by the Kind “on, government established by the Fed- the promem “on .3 (“flare-m angle
in , ”can street drltW- er of American Legion” Hi! IUb' most humble servant. houses them. tum-tllrr with an on- Th0 library Will he maintained, Circle. (Brill-Constitution? Thousands 0! than hithertofor. [be original 8-8“
'-"‘ about 11:30 ject was "Jugt a little Nonsense." "Cornwallis. dowmont or $1,.’.0Il.ull(l to maintain therefore. “53 work-place for SChOl- ——-——'——_—"— amendments have been introduced tation was stalrt8d- Way back in 1913
-="‘~' and “'35 COm- Judge John ll. Light was then in- mm. Excellency. 1!. was given outright by Mr. Mor- “3 “13d samus‘s- 1‘ M" “0‘ be into ‘Congross but only 23 have been bltore consoudauon' by deai-d J‘
z . ._ 'l‘lm boat is own- troduced. The President said that "General Washington." Sim. as a l‘m‘morlal to his father. open 1.0 the curiosity—seeker or the submitted to the states and only 19 Finnegan. then Mayor of Aorwalk.
51' .l; mi Gray. after hearing Jud‘e Light, a per. who began the collection which 1% “39““ sightseer. '1110 person who have been ratified by the states. In“ was immediately . after the
“V “first d13C°V°r°dv can always took horns with him an Cornwallis did not any”. a" new world famous. sets access to the precious volumes . Four are still at large among the Guthrie 8‘“ ”d a“ ”‘1‘“ and his
T" as “Otiflcd- u it lmplrntlon and a new and serious Washington um, Exc'euency." The transfer or this unique col- will have to show credentials as a DEFENDS states. awaiting the completion of 9““ were kmed- At that “In.
1; . f unmoono might thought. Judge Light's topic we. The original h m the Plerpolnt lectlon of books and manuscripts scholar or a worker in the literary ratification. Probably only one of Mayor lflnnegan “ml-“QB“! ‘0 “1°
‘ ‘ "“ ”1° “0‘”- A“ “Washington and Lincoln. a Col}- Memmm "Mary. just she“ m the trom private to public uses is not Tr!“ T0911 such. however. the col- _ these will ever be ratified. Possibly Public Lam?” C0mm'55‘0‘1 at Hm-
. d that there was tract." public by J. i’lerpont MOl-gan. it the creation or a public library in ec. on will be readily available. two Will be, although the chances ford regarding the dangerous con-
“ Judge Keogh next Introduced the is only one or many priceless treas- 2;; “me Sonst‘ that a Larncgi‘e The viewPOm‘ that the book- now are slim for further consideration of dition which existed at the bow Ca.
"“ 0m 0"" that had Hon. Isa” Wolfe. Judge of the 811- u,“ in the collection. Trfiry Would be. ‘ belong to the world or letters and any of them. Two are related to can avenue railroad crossing.
to. . . a, old barge and the parlor court. who used as his topic. When Mr. Morgan turned 0v" umcaongeehti Eligiorlty hotmthese vol: not to a. private family “-m be ob- slavery questions; one to ‘receiving The P. U. 0. held several hearings
‘i. “4,”; wry high. It “A View of the Bar from the K . hers a c. it they served. —'—'—"‘ of foreign titles by American citi- here and looked over the erasing.
"‘ " ' ’ H Cubism on fire Bench." Judge W01“ gave 80“” in- W . F . Dr. Tyson Speaks at‘ ::;b:';: ogrgontgorege “3113““ 01 It it; index: that the thcinihnmo‘:
w «l :ltovc. A number ‘and then dealt mus ave ecu aware a e one
'1' - . - :l using it as 0. club 23:3:‘311: :zgfgznfifi uriougfitraln. Dr. .hlte . . alls to DB MOLAY suspended Sentence Grace ChuICh" says "During the process of enacting was the place where death was lurk-
W' ‘ 4., rlra lighted when no “u that he believed that the W111 DIVOI'CB on Revoked. Sent to Jail Children a 1' e MOd' these 19 amendments into the tun- ing at. all times from the finding
2-»; . 1..., mg“ ovum“ 0‘ the Vomem Act w" Char e 0f Cruelty 9 . damental law at our land. many lm- which it handed down. This find—
. working more harm and “um; g . A a“ ended 3111 t ~ em‘sts portant questions of procedure have ing ordered the New Haven road to
Parks {fig “Roll” with more crimes to be committed than B IDG ”fl—RT F 2 Th Jun“ I‘i’edrick of N?“ S‘lfei 31"? " °°m°h“? {30" ”ttm?nt‘ P’m‘ maintain a. flagman at the crossing
I .' any other act. that he could think R EPO - ch. 3 -"‘ 9 31- Superior Court n M "'9 199‘; ‘ e "The Meaning of Modernism. a 9‘“ 5‘9 9°“ '35 bllshed and ““3 between the hours of 8 a. m. and
l’illlt'e I G t Slee B said this act Was lnstru- legedncts °t cruelty °t which Dr- . ° ay ’ " - was subject which is receivins Wide' incorporation °t we” ””59“” 7:30 p. m.. Sundays excepted.
.- - . . 0 e p gcnmlein bringing before the courts John F. \Vhlte-accused his wife. H ‘ fielfk‘: by Judge Allyn L‘ Brown spread discussion ‘throughout the for the abolishment of these pre— This took place ‘bcfore the auto-'-
“5;, I lull-$10.1“? innit:- murderers. thieves md others. 11¢ tailedto win tor him a divorce from 1:329:13 t :fltsgngg‘xlimanjii l g 1133“!“ country. was the topic 0: an inter- 36““?th clrjlsuttutéonal amendment mobne had anywhere near reached
”~17- ; 4“ q...‘ toga-.1953”, night declared that it doesn't matter what Bertha. C. White of Greenwich. ac- year. On April 28 {923 Hedi-2:1: estlng lecture given I“ the Grace ‘21:! azl::dme:nt: nanny :33!” In“- the prominence in transportation it
"in”; . . A rlty about nine. our pcflong‘ opinions may be an to cording t0 the decision handed down . stole a motor vehiclé owned by Moy- church last night by Dr. Stuart L. pa 118- occupies today. \Yhere there m
cc;- ‘ L" _ tho Volstesd Act. it is written into by Judge Isaac Wolfe in the Super- New Or anlzatio A or Dulber of N Tyson. M- A- Dr. TWO“, in ‘1“ one automobile which passed over
- - “ “ a“ “u" m " h United ior court yesterday g n p' 3 °-""““‘ Wm“ “B talk ointed out that modernism in Kent Ordered to 7 ,
“l ' 7 7' 7 lm picked up a the Constitution of t e— W l - d _ . , . case was tried in the my term, - P u “on of me brain - the crossing in those can. there are
""7 ' F ' ‘. wad about the fate States and as long as it is a lav. we. Mrs. h to had been accuse in points Committee to 1923. he pleaded guilty and was sen- relish“ m app on The lecture Se“ 'I'rix A t at lent twenty now' And although
‘55‘ ' Hilzlnski of Ansonia. as 300d. substantial American citi- court by her husband or being a Take Ch f Af tenced to one yearln jail which 3611- to relish: ““235: t r st b over sse S the "mains is guarded by 3‘ flas-
lhn 3. , 4 from ‘ local lunch genfl' should not onyl respect it but consumer of excessive quantities of arge 0 ' tcnce was later suspended and he was lists: d“, w onsn e e y man today between the hours of
°“° h“ "3 9°” ' Harvey M. Kent. 0: this city, ,9. 6:40 in the morning until 6:40 in
'7': ‘ ‘-‘-'~ks a o and robbed live up to it and do all in our power alcohouc liquor. our“: addict and . ‘ ' was placed. on probation. -
3 ‘quucnugy committing to .e. a.“ other. live up to it. generally prone to eccentric habits. fall. Nex‘: Fnday In December or last year Rodrick D‘gt 1.33““?v5l‘fillfigdt3hfcctgtngt celver for the Trix Cereal Co. or Nor- the evening. the crossing is not
,1. _ Judge Wolfe further ”la that he in her deienso she had accused her At the re “1” me ti t th I stole coats and over-coats then m the :2; dried re“ 10,, but “,3de upon walk was directed by Judge Arthur guarded at night nor on Sundays. - 7
' ‘ fwd from the restsu- was opposed to permitting immi— husband or many acts of intolerable can chapter it the 051.3280: Delta:- “5595”“ °f u” Amer'm B‘uw” studying the Eevelations from God. F- EH3 "1 superl” ”mu“ ”e“ the F°rmer may" Finnegan "11° “7'
- hpgldquarter' where grant! coming into this country who cruelty and neglect. y EXPWSS companY- This latter charge ted upon pumng assets at the company as quickly as now a commissioner or the First
, last evenln hold i it e tin . The modernist insls
3-“ worldly wealth. are not of good character and com This .is_ the third time Dr. .Whlte 8- n S m e g “35 Dolled by J udse Brown on the ”a! thought “no religion according possible for the benefit or creditors. District was empnatlc in the decla‘ro'
llrn that he would duct. He believed that any t°°d has been the plalntlfl in a divorce rm '
. . gements were made to hold ..a er S. Cummings and the suspension
quarters in South» Main street. ar- .
_ instigation of States Attorney Hom- to Dr. Tyson. rather than like the Mr. Kent was recently appointed ation that the New Canaan avenuo7 '
Hun-“11y in a 25 cent and upright citizen of any foreign suit against his wife, and the third dance in the Central Trust building of the n t '
’5 “men“ ‘7’” “Wk“ forefathers took it. Dr. Tyson said tion brought by William Ely and tlon. He pointed out that a. Watchs
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fundamentalist. taken it as our receiver for the company in an ac- crossing was a dangerous prop'oslg
vnragcd i! he knew country should be permitted to 011- time the decision has been against m“ no,“ Fflday evening .
. . 53-1”. Ho f°“.’.'“fi‘.'. ter. but the omeazhobrs:$;gh:$ film. The firsztlsgitd 11:3"! dbl: .1123? This 13 mg first 85a“. to be held ggngegflf§OYELél§g$w m the that the modernist did not consider others or Nor-walk asking that the man should be stationed at the";
w... .l .y x Y‘ “‘53“! h ' ro for the ”1° 9““: ‘ din to become 9110“ in 9 a con m e - by the newly organized chapter. ' religion asa finished and downing. tirm's affairs be closed to prevent crossing at all hours. Mr. Finnegan ,.
4 U 3 . laws and never :1 on ‘rthy t the The second. brought two years later. The MOnterey ”chest“ will fur-nub N . . but us alive subject worthy of keen- heavy financial losses. declared that the bell signal at tho _
dunno. would be unwo . 0 resulted in no decision. Judge Malt- music (or me an”, Th. - can.-. orwalkers Building estrthought and intcgpfiatizn. a The alsetl consist or land. build- crossing did Work properly at times.
Dr. Tysou explaine t t t 6 mo - lugs. machinery and fixtures located "For instance, it you were an an}-
‘ -mm'“ name Amerlesn- bio at the conclusion of the trial mltteo "appointed is as follows} H ' Calif '
1““. Wolfe proved 11111130" t° suggested that an amendment be George Clark. chairman; Charles omes m 011‘“ enlists adopted the teaching! 01 the hero and inventorled at $50,000. tomobllist and using the New Ca.
(.iasslfied Adages g be a wonderful IN“ ”a the made in the detense's answer and Mitchell. Louis Riehl, William Hor- mine to the present day circum' _.-———-—-—-—— naan avenue crossing you would no.-
- _ a rm ’ Nor-walk Bar association congrséu- when this had been ma“, 1,. ,9. ton and wuuam Howard. Charles L. Barker. rot-mel- owner stances. He said that the children At a meeting he” “at night. Wa- 'tmuy stop u you heard an be“
V a. . I med me” on “flailimbvevlsh 3...}? ”M t° "7 #310 ca”. .Cha’le" Hendricks. ‘3 member of °1 “19 Barker folhdry. is in Holly- of today wouldn't“ accept the ’eu' noma. Council. Daughters or Poca- slgncl the passing of a train." said ’
an“, enough to have - At mg hen-mg before Judge the Advisory Board, was elected W000. Cal. -Mr. Barker has pug. glon or their grandfathers and hon-t“ voted to attend a session of Common, Finnegan. "But supa »
Jose h Weller -
the evening 9 Wolfe in the Superior court last chairman of the refreshment com- 6113864 a plot of wand m 3913' grandmothers. A" an example of the New Canaan Council to be held pale the bell signal was out Of oral";
T ‘ Darin!
‘ “ HE ' - tsvorod with ”'9"! mittee. wood and intend. . this. he explained that his children . ,
. . RE Ignorance of Brigg" rendered in only week witgzgcayfgt‘i ‘tnezugldfingioxg “mm“. 0‘ ‘ nom?m”t'i§ 3&2: a home “on High when. “m. tonight. . and no train was coming. what dun.»
;; M; . 't' f n b ‘ ch . mg" u an mompllshed : ' c - - tut-e . gtndyhlg biology and other sub- ————‘_— n this “finned two °r three um
. k “I“ is 0‘ y to e “gum could render some. He was “d the hearing lasted two days. Joe Kll'kWOOd .Wlns Ml J “3'3 Lo ' . . m and were unwilling to wept About titty members of Norwalk you WONG eventually disregard tho;
'I'V ' m pulled by Attomey 060118 Jud” W°lt°'r°mm .' decision for T If M tch or N8a u ' ckwood..!ormcrly statements in the ‘Blblo as .cut and to Stamford tonight by automobfle signal and sometime there would
"L‘C‘. But where mg. 3i. :flfl': 1st sin of B ”INN“. All the the defendant. exafl G0 a fornl "Vail“ “5 at Mdm Call- dried tact- He declared the state— Aerie. No. 588. F. O. 13.. will journey be an accident of a serious nature.
. (3 ‘ - ’ . . momborl pr...” d u rinx the ovo- . . t ’ed 11:." b carding-t; worldocrecolv- meat that God created the world in and attend the opening of the home This at least shows the need at a7
, ‘m 15 PTOSpenty m m“, n; more! or the old gin; Found‘m Road, Says ' ggfiggifngus'tnfi T?,o$bfizfi. h contempyh 911M {8' ‘ 113:0; d, any, m not, be tempted m- at the Dubai-y lodge or Eagles flagman at the crowns at all hours
‘ . were accomp o c —’ °° . 0 00 W . ;‘. ~ m7 building, orally today. He said that the chli- #5
1 £0“? to be ignorant of = gflwfa%.ll«. he W38 Hit by Auto N- Y-. has won the two'rexas open ““49”- W m“- am. knew um on. was impossible .__._ —- 7- g
l l Aftcr the result-r prognm anode! Mk Brown w” bmu‘ht to the 5:1; figfificfgh'mgfiulfigugf S . . - > _ . _. . and widthomds not: flux-3:13: . a ' "
:v tie daily profit offers ‘ union was held and u was mm‘ downtown police station about 1:80 ment yesterday with a card of 285 “muse P my of menwofld, nemmdgout max: . c 0 u P 0 N I. "
to .00 Anon“! 3031"" W“ im- o'clock this morning by Patrolman for 72 holes. He took first money WIiss " . . sccc
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appearing 1n the A.B.C per-sou“ fi'fl:‘¢:;°n%b°u";: Reynolds and Gainer, alter ho had at San Antonio last week.“ other A "filth,” “fig“ :1 EB 30%;: WSmt emu-guy 93’... .
la Cl ~ _ . .7. a. w. tsAvorym - “a clever been found lying in the road at the eastern golters took most or the Weil’hiillpi “ hé m. ,‘ m histownédgthst they my. . . .
i ahslfled Columns. _, the lust aim, tool: of Hamilton hill. honors in thomiay hero. avenue Wednesday ”an: 5, lokcd forward to radio. wit-elem; the 1am m favor Of abridge over the rallro
“a muting ‘ The police were notified by 0111- Bobby Cruikshank. Westneld. N. . 7 7 .1:va and other mod inm- ' '
m. or than no initial-outed. There no,“ 0, the Amman m..." o,_ 3.. mm,“ mm wuh ”I. we“ ‘0; $41.30;, mas mtg-na- 3: that n. do.“ 5, “arm. “I. crossmg at New Canaan avenue.
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