5’ DAY. M 3.1:
l A}! HESS.
Fall.
ELL
11' $100,000
-. or Cashed,
i, insists on
wand
I'l—The ex-
ml inquiry
Edward B.
wss stand he.
- more than
- n called. to
The total
«i was nil.
37m: he had
if my 3100).-
ml and de-
1. Albert S.
': is swrnnd
‘ l *4 Senator
: :lm Beach.
ilill he had
" ‘Jr‘f 3100.-
m... h criter-
.v S “'53P?! r9-
:1 that the
1;» said. was
Tim latter
he added.
h.m that it
oi.
liwn.
---~,»~v, “‘ilton
:4: le- 0! him.
.. ': i'nr “Val-I.
w m:. inquisi-
-r‘yl any non-
}: we agreed
w-nmlinzs by
‘. a. prepared
«xpmdiically
l2“ :iflectlns
.— thrlt would
He stood
.wnsrifutioual
"fact Willing-
”wa trunk
‘1! friend of
: L‘mnlstratlon
,Jtzml his he-
, Knowledge of
'ntlrely his
i ":vil that he
' :n?0“VaJh-
him “quick
IS“.
‘. ms. in Nov-
mi’nre I over
this investi-
. .lr‘CPSS to the
‘ need it."
~ he was at all
r Full.
'\ll-L\' Yams
League of
Al Its monthly
1 Srmtfleid in
\l.xrch 20. The
I !“L‘in at 11 A.
rrved at one
as apply to MIT.
M"rtle avenue.
\ M. I’echeirner,
, ‘flphone 824.
1111 will begin
:1 Hicks and
-- discuss the
i 72'. Miss Emily
(Contained from Page One.)
sonnet et “Dir-w W ymvémk
.‘ was a
we. sold out. )
"Bimbo" was directed. Larry ‘
Doyle. Jr“ of the John”; Roget:
company. Mi- Hary J. McMahon;
directorflot dramatize. aided in stag-
ing the production. The senior
clam has acknowledged with thanks
the “stance then by members or
faculty and to the pian-
Dorothy Cummings. Mrs.
Elizabeth Poirot and William How.
ard who gave their aervi
he ce- at re-
Skldd. Paul ucmmeric Pam, Lu-
lian Lobb. Esther Carey. Blanche
St. John. Dorothy Frey. Bern. Rior-
Harare
don. t O’Reilly. Bet -
held. t! See
nmo IAIDS
Marion Lent. Rose Farrell. Mar—
mot Chittim. Gertrude Pennington.
Dorothy Adamo. Cecile Blaste—
'vltch. Jennie Ballich. Ruth Green-
berg. Helen Klein.
w! BLUES
William Bolton. Donald Buddi-
men. Raymond Booneld. Harold Rs-
sell. Jooeph H. Smith. Rel: Havens.
Edwin Stephens. Oliver Kimberley.
Joseph P. Smith. Lezram-le Carpen-
ter. ,
SOUTH SEA ISLAND m
Frances Bond. Alice Schubert.
Lola Baxter. Helen Lippe. Mildred
s.
TODDLE DAQCEBS
Margaret Jarvis. Marion Young.
Dorothy Shelley. Elimbeu: Weeks.
Jean Clark. Alice Cole. Audrey
Wins. Beatrice Iowndeo.
BANDITS
Elizabeth Hoyt. Mildred Morgan.
M O‘Connor. Laura. Knapp,
Frances Clark. Kathleen Flaherty.
Mildred Hoyt. Vem Conley. Millie
Troinno. Ethel Damn, Josie Dibble.
Ruth Clark.
. MODELS
Faye Durnln‘. Edna Gordon. Elea-
'nor Davenport. Helen Caahen. Eliza-
beth Polzer. Mildred Luther. [Aretta
Sink. Aches Howelly, nllinn Needle.
Elizabeth Taylor, Harriet Sherman.
Adele Van Scar. '
DWARFS
Catho no Biordon. Dorothy Hull,
Edith Elizabeth W. 3.111-
dred Mo Millie Troinno. Ethel
Mead, 0 e Downing. Gertrude
Miller.
813130 ARMY
Humphrey Douleue. Israel Heltant,
Horace McMahon, Georg. Lockwood.
Harold Buckley. Morton Levy. Rich-
ard Hull, Maurice Finesbn. Lei‘hton
Nuttiny, Peter Peder-lei. Dexter
Stoots.
mus
Irene Ballard. Elizabeth lane.
Marjorie Xenon. Dorie Kemper.
Eleanor ndrichson. We: Hen-
drickson,’ Grace Collins. Pearl Lewis.
Eileen McMahon. Jeanette Block.
Dorothy Knowles. Natalie Giickson.
liar McNeruey, Ruth Parks. Doro-
thy Kirkland. Marion Durnin. Cath-
erine Sherwood. gone Schwurtz, Nor-
ma McLean; Doris Pennoyor. Mary
Blascovitch.
”mm”: m” s
president:
COMMITTEES
8&niq Joselovsky.
Dorothy Frey, chairmen: Dorothy
Lewis, Philip Wehle. Harold Bissell.
Humphrey Douleno. Helen Premier-
nst. Marion Younx. Victor Harden:
PUBLICITY WEE
Philip Wehle. :1: Harold
Bi-ell. ,
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Humphrey Doulons. chairman; Vic-
tor Hartjeiu. Jennie Sulliclr. Joe. P.
Smith.
1'1ch COMIITI'EE
Helen Prendemst. Dorothy Frey.
Dorothy Lewis. Marion Young.
Teachers
(Continued tron: Pose One)
my schedule and: it new 031°. W
control its nuances!!! meet ‘0 ‘4‘
arise. But because at the very con-
fidence manifested by m WP“ "1
the school board In that meet- it
does seem to me that thednterestn
n; all must be conserved: W '9
must be considerate and In“ WW4
mm.wmpmaboMM-_
”"4 by the tact that V. 11m“
monummmulotm
Shine. Edna. Wlmpheimer, , Frances.
, an}
E the Middle Atlantic A.
’rn ces cut:
1
'It's settlednow. For some timethere hubeena (restdonldcol- 5
on with regard to the rightful owner of the title of
trons! A. A. U. swimming pentathlon cha
m in Sec authen-
A. U. has 3 y “tamed li-
k, 20—year-old Philadelphia girl, as the champion
ted b
rancu
A Pliil.;.»rphcr.
News that the Ll"l'ulvli :zx‘
terbury railroad 2.1m ‘xml : ..
cially discunimu wi strum. one 7". m:—
inx note in tilt: 34"“: r :3.
Contributor" is a. \..;,l;o - vi mysioc-
loan personal.:;: 2-2:: «m zur
day issue of the \‘v‘m—rbugy Amer-
ican. He has many sides. a. richmoi-
ume or experiencc. He drew from
it to make the windup of the old
railroad interesting to his readers.
’33 wrifca that immediately he
of his trunk a finely engraved certi-
ficate showmg that he was the own-
er of. two charges in that railroad.
It is worth rods}; prccxseiy the paper
it is printed on. plus the ink. He
says it is “a. handsome certificate
and the engraving is as clear and
bright as on the day when he re-
ceived it in exchange (or his money
and laid it away with such pride
and satisfaction." So he's lucky.
compared with many others who in-
vested whey thirty~six years ago.
The cantributor tells us some in—
toresting things. 'The road served its
purpose well," he says. "It gave
the shippers at this town an alter-
native. It brought the old. rain-owl
to terms. As an inVestment for pri-
vate indiVidueis it had no "aluexfi
Nevertheless, he isn‘t downhearted;
he in philosophical. He could haw:
said that stock (or an imperceptible
number 0: cents on the dollar. but
he preferred to keep it as a. souve-
nir. As {or the railroad:
“It was a. great satisfaction to
him as no doubt it was to many
other people. to go down to the
old New England station. gut
aboard the morning train for "lur-
iden. ride slowly around Waterbury
through the back yards or the mo-
tories and arrive in the course of
hill! an hour or so at the Dublin
street station and then after a. leis.
urely stop to continue by a winding
route across country to Mormon. It
was something like old time coun<
try railroad. Sonic took the
Just for the pleasure of it."
So the Contributor has never rc-
‘retted his investment. "and esen
now feels that he would have been
ashamed all his life it he hadn't
gone into it." He is philosophical.
and that sort of philosophy is so
rare in these days that it is fine.
I 32:19.me rmfmcis‘
m m KIDDII
. my
a gnui.
many years to reudvss L: tin: f‘tlluT-I
went up in the attic and fished out _.
ride i
City Briefs
\\-'nr1{n2’n are repairing the broken
wan r main on Ely avenue.
0 O O
'3‘ Mr. enO-tMrs. Charles Miller of
(‘9‘ street have had a. radio in-
stalled in their home.
‘ I I C
John Subo of Bridgeport is visit-
ing relatives in Springwood.
’ U U
Frederick Ennepo’ot Wall street
was a. business visitdr in New York
City Monday.
0 O D
Julius Morton of ‘Flllow street is
having electricity installed in the
house which he is nving built on
Riverside avenue. 4! work is be— u
in: done by the Electric Service
company.
0 I 0
Miss Mary “'arm of Ely events
has taken a position with the I. l
J. Cash. Inc.
O O 0
Miss Mary Decennir of Leximon
avenue is ill at her home.
o 0' a
Mrs. J. Jienker of Washington-
sirect has gone to Florida where she
will visit with relatives.
0 0
Mrs. Ida Angcvlna has returned to
her home on Flux Hill road from M!—
ami. Florida. where she visited. with
relatives.
1
Miss Helen Solrr‘sz of 67 Lexing-
ton avenue is confined to her home
by illness.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. John Gain of K0!-
suth street announce the birth of a
son at their home. March 9.
O O O
' In the final match of the billiard
toufnamttnt at the South NM
Club and which was won by‘the
Bim: team. played )ruesday 13!!“
noon. Attornq Richard Ireland or
the Blue team defeated John Di Seen.
at the Red team. the score at 75-
4-6. Tho crush efeut of Mr. Di
Sosa a: the hands ogAttorney Ire-
land. Testerrlay. Dianna: fill hopes of
the Reds winning the tournment.
’ O 5 O O
(3th Chapter. 0. E. 8.. hold‘ a‘
reiuiar meeting last evening. At the.
no t
Vv’ednesday, March 23. there will be
initiation of candidates.
0 e o :‘a‘ '
A daughter was born on February
:4 in the summons hospitu. u: no.
and Mrs. Carl IARoche or 47 Lowe
street Mrs. LaRoche was mfmerly
n'ssenior : -.
EVER
SUIT;
' Don’t «Miss
f Included in,
“a large vari
models.
WE
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It
JERSS
‘, (2.0M, SKIRT. .
ATER and F
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1
|
} Reductions . From. 50 to ‘75‘%
This .OppOrtupity. ~
this Sale You Will find
ety of‘neW spring
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' 92 WASHINGTON ST. ‘
SOUTH NORWALK, ‘CONN.
303mm
ACHVElNlBE ‘
Cop Chases Man Who
Entered Shoe Repair
Shop—Chapel"; St.
Home Rama, cked
A. series of four petty burglaries
were committed 'in the past forty-
eight hours in Nomi]: according to
reports made public today by the
uptown police.
minor in each case.
fiery. .
caught the minor-cent in the
. ThepoucemanwuonhilwaYhome
3' and noticed a man leaving the shoe
repair shop at Guineppe Gradin. 93
Main street. at 4 o'clock Wedneo-
day morning.
o . o ’ chase. but was unable to catch the
man.
troiman Charles Thorpe and the dis-
' trio: was scoured in automobiles
‘ without succem.
Entrahee to the shoe repair place
was gained by cutting the [lass in
the whoow in thew-ear and unload:-
inx the window catch.
stolen. , 1
meet next to the shoe place so: al-
so entered. But nothing taken.
Willinm Mason. 0! 32 Chapel
street. told the police that his homo
had been entered hotween 10 and 4
o'clock yesterday 33d every room .
ransacked. He was unable to tell
what was missing. ‘ Another report
made to the police was to the effect
that a. window in the rear or the
Norwalk Hardware comm! store.
no loin street had he“ broken and
an attempt made
men-tin The police believe
3, whiChwm u “do“? re frighteneia
tore actually entering the store.‘ '
we
Overnight News
mm
loses were
In one bur-
almost
act
The
Patrolman Clone
The omcer save
Later he was Joined by P3-
Nothlng was
A barber shop at 95 Man
at the burglars
“Toldianef'
enter tie store. '
, mover. be- ,
w1rn24or
»HERCREW
NEW YORK March 1 Ward
Lino omcinls today awaited arrival
at the hmrw’ eginn flame:- Clsy at
Baltimore for details of the loss of
their heighten the Santiago. which
yesterday was reported sunk 60
miles south 0! Cape Hatteras. with
:5 members of her crew. '
No iurthee word at e Santiaso's
fate has been rece since the
Clay’s captain sent nimble. mes—
sage to the Ward Lino once: an.-
nouncinz thnt he ha » ed up in
a life boat 11 men e veael's
crew of 35. The re-
ported that he had rp other
boats in the vicinity.
The Clay is expected
Baltimore today.
Old Well
(Continued tram Page One).
positions in the fire department cir-
cles in the state, that of Secretary or
the Connecticut State Fireman's As»
sedation, which is 3 state office. was
then called upon. He spoke of the
to: resell
Fflne name and. record the company
had.‘ made in the past. ad or his
hopes for it in the future, saying that
though all present would not be able
to see it. a hundred years from now.
perhaps some of them would. Be
dwelt upon the community spirit that
Hospital'
(Continued tron: Page One.)
has ruled in securing complete ap-
proval of the college of Surgeon-if
simply and solely because some or
the doctors on its eta: do not at-
tend and support the monthly con-
terence in the way required by the
College of Surgeons. m to being
explained rather tulfi because it is
stand that it is sometimes a rather
long and diflknlt road to secure
this coveted recognidon o! the
Americand College of Surgeons. 1:
ml be hard to find anything else
Luther: the. old adage. is more up-
plimhh than a ‘chain is no stronger
than its weakest link.’
5 gj'licanyone is interested in the
so i: or raising hospital molar-dz.
it fluid be well to read the article
in Harper's Me for February.
19:4. entitled. The New Control at
Shrxeona' This is a popular story,
showing the reasons for this (rent
deuce of having been 3W and
impised by the College of Surgeons
itself.”
In M. t‘
Bombers or the m1! at the h
pitsl are: Du. Theron R. Bradley.
Franklyn G. Brown. Punch 1. Eur-
hell, George E. Cram, George G.
Fhwoett. Henry E. w. Kellogg. “-
linm H. McMahon. Frederick J.
Jinn-iron, Robert E. Per-due. Belle
J. Perry. Thomas F. Seenlon, Henry
C. Shel-er. Daniel F. Sullivan. Wil—
liam J. Tracey. William W. Tracey
and Arthur Robert Turner.
It was learned by The Evening
Sentinel that the petition asking tos-
Miss Bodine’s resignation has been
talked about {or some time. A:
leis: the joint meeting held last
night was called at the m e:
physiciausonthestatotmhoo-
nttal. It is said that evey phydcian
who signed the petition was present
3 the m The matter was
rushed out in the lengthy
“tidal: or. it is declared. altering
their resignations.” an alternative
{or failure to act opus me petition.
The director; however. hook the
Inns! that any charges made W
Ill—Me would have to he in
writing hetero action could be taken.
.It massed at the sedan that no
inane-menus u to he
desired to have the public under- '
hm‘pi‘ m movement. and giv- evi- ’
lodge tomorrow 1: h
o'clock. is ‘
Titan-am,
ried at the South Norway: m '
has recovered tram his recent ‘17 .
hem and returned to his duties. '
W or nor dork-v- WM“ in
murman o!
. wil speak
h mod that Nor-
" '3“an13 at this
Mis- Manha Mei-191- W at W drum '
... intayo ummwmofi
wage]? G. Wilson has p 4 not autism 31.99.000.900 1. and
e c er’s place. a house and two “Em d 'mcg' banking pony:
acres. on memo Siogntuck rud. by‘
Hewill renovate the'honse and will
move in this spring.
mended .by J. P. lot-ion and corn. . the $0330!!!“ tatemcnt com
puny. . — . them: ,
’ At om; sauce of senate LIL-,2
" ° ' We
like Gertrude Har'c at saucers “ not“. sun.“ ‘
,Dougaeru, Colum- .
hul'hsignmiher position soils." of
“.3umwthomsm-
:tms yearn-neon: etnow
«fin-«Wm:
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Romp Uutdoors
the ‘ u “at“ 325,060. 11‘:
in H1 Weathers
“are zooming in.
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