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Fix Time of Coming ~ Barracks, ‘Wafiinp‘ , Watchui‘film * Held in Boston in Norwalk So. No ..
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- At 20,000 Years Ago get the best.
eANTA BARBARA. rrai. March At Seattle
1!.—-’l'hat the Americ‘ Indians ha
a Inca-try common With the Mon- EUGENE. Oregon. March I‘m—0n
gallon tribes of Siberia and croucd the third leg of the army round-the-
to Alaska over the llerlng See are world mg)“. the [bra .17" D093,“
2.; conclusions of John F. linrrin on.- planes which landed here last night
." of the smitlisonian institution. irom Mather field. sacramentu. were
‘ MP. Harrington arrived at this be- ready for the air this morning (to:
lie! liter extensive research on the a careful gain. over by m nice
ton, After Brief Stop 1 June-LA Campaign
LmanD.:rm.. Ida-ch 1:.- - Of Education
~1im Delehintr.‘ W
experl- m YORK. lurch lap-Inten-
lion umpire. 39"
name with urolndiens. was them-st sire Won in I his tray or
major lessee em pitched to America ms. problem-em chm-
by Walter J. '3. t ”‘1 Jim in"! neterise'tlu Notion-K Foreign Trade
.cannot term that ”variance. Convention to be held at Boston.
1:.on curly one. alteration in Jm 4, s “a ‘, it was fitted yes.
net, Waiter had reported the with! terdny. when the preliminary pro.
and this meme!!! hid metmoonventionusmde
Schumann Art Print
To! {9’ Fame, [WW
tsgwsshhgmk.,5e.lerwnik
Rocket's: 05:2. Pisa-294°
‘f .* ' h d'scove i; t i ht while theoi’ficers. H r before ‘ ,
* :flfipfirrfiyugiiufiutm: sit moi: Bi;rt’ingend Lieutenant: Smith 3d warmed up preparatory to pile public. w. Free StateTrm
tun 20,000 years ”a. Explaining “'ade. rested after being entertained to the Washinston Phyers in butter A spools: report from the Nsuoul , ps
Ratd' and Arrest 9
(As-octane Pray
DUBLIN. March 19.—1'-‘rec State
practice. It so hoppcned Deléhgnty
was up {or his turn when. that“;
mentioned west er strode into the
Foreign Trade Council. the organizer
of the convention. on the important
phases nnd trends of America tor-
at a banquet.
Today's flight will end at Seattle.
but a. brief stop at noon will be
ill. be"!!! that the lndlans Wt)": di-
' rectly to Alaska across the Bering
I“. Innlentl of oner the chain of
New Things for Spring.
. . the made at Vancouver Barracks. W'ash- box. “In trade. and the mutt promising troops today tool: intd custody nine ~
amgznnl;;anglz:t 3. $ng i‘sitl‘imu! nigion. where it was originally plan- i “I new: hsd time to tnke the but market} (or thi- year, Will be t felt- men. including Colonel Joseph Do- TOP COATD
“Mam "I; 'l‘W‘O ' ”mm...“ he nod to end the second leg. Decision on my. shoulder," lays Del. “The: ore otrthe convention. Special em- mm other army officers, accused QQ" Q9- _ fl _
c g i to stop last night 3.: Eugene was bail shot right by me. right in the phal- wiilbelnid on nonfEui-epeen a! joining in the recent protest 'a 0- 2-11.40 .54.).
sen:
"From a lane
made just bezore the flight started groove. and was in the entcher's markets. While the prlmnry object against the ‘ovefnmenz'g demobm.
,qrrip or Siberian Hats
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. . I . i ”sum“ morning “he“ it ‘7” needs before I knew it had let: the of the convention into bring bill! anion plan. . _ ‘
“:3: "m A‘rflkfl;2::;.,",::1,Phaf: thought that the distance to Vnn- .moxie's hand. And when he cum nee. men together and provide a The men were found holdzns 8. ”m“ ------------ 2-33-34
.‘ n’cr'm: 0;.” -r,L,‘n“,.: in width. couvrvr Barracks was too great and i right with another in the same mt medium 0‘ “chm 0: “9" and 1mm“? “19h 30 0' 40 other: in a ' ‘fi‘k‘w‘ar ----- 3n-Sl50.5a
0“ Dom ' ' U (I “m ”m "‘9 ”M“ ”m“ m 5“" ‘1 laid my but down and. walking information, it torther object is to house in Parnell Square. which was: _ Glow. .. - -
The two small lilmnmlc L-ilnnrls also - \I “LELMM
help to break the passage. 'l‘his strip
1” of Witter at tum-:4 in frozen over and
tie should he ma ' easily today,.
r ed-ucst‘e the America public to the
Lieutenan‘L Erik H. Nelson, engi-é
knowledge the: the prosperity of
raided by Free State forces seeking
Major General Tobin and Colon-"2
over to Alansger Joe Cantllion. aid.
‘l'm through'." «an». ‘ " .
Mrs. Mertie Pointer in her olce st her be... _ «
- f ,, ' ,- v t~ :. , ., , . . ‘a- _ - iron, leaders 0'? the ar. y mutiny. 2"“"‘” ‘ W‘ -"
”W” "3"“- """” ””W" “W" W 2d lilynifififiivgnigr lfii‘sgiiitlarfcfffgm l The little town of Duxbury. Vermont. has just elected five we . Kim; Shem from. aggred’dgmm Sé'ianfimexfimm “Marinades; Da m , ‘ z"
the ice or in imam much were mavlr; Armmpa'éymg the other than; Nam: to leading-offices in the municipality. The women conduct the it!!!" ‘03} taone’go *0 human ever velopment or (mien trade- ‘ A th B 12 A
”Y ”m “”15“” """n “1 ”i": "am““i 11.2.} to mg.- 1h» an- today st Santa! the town from offices in their homes. Mrs. Matte Palmer. elected to i F as b ll '9 I; 2 before .. retort- I d t 1 000 5 ,0 ll 01' uys ere , ,
“m”-'*-" r Monica. Ca {11. .112 “we”: l° ““1 My“ “madam. ism“ magica- “£8533!!!” ' duh in her line; Elli-$23 a. o s ' . “diam; be preee'-nt. ”£12311? Home in W estport W aShlngton St“ Mali
5: Mr. ‘iilfl'lnz'bn rlmcu‘mts the the- low the trail 05 the 0th.”; WM“ “ . ‘ pop on . "Has he 80! a tune?" queried nearly fill of the impatient trade or- vWP‘.:‘§'I‘P‘OR'I‘. March 19.—.Hug‘n Plans For “vide I
,fit 0'7 34‘3““ "7 H’Im‘: BMHWDOIO- landings 3:, Sacrnmcnto..Caii.., and. Cantillon. ganizatione and Chambers of Com~ Letting. author. who is making his I
tilts that the Indians migrated from
the Polynesian islands. ,
"From my HUI/lies of the Indian
recon o: the Paellic Sunni. I believe:
that the Indiana, after crossing from
Siberia. grmluallv spread from Alas-
Eugl‘m' Grogon' . “I don't know and I don't care.
What: more I'm not going back to
find om. until I find out how good
in: control is. From’nov on. he
can pitch for me, but not to me."
Then Delehsnty proceeded to re-
mcrce ot the United States will be
represented. A countryowide invite-
tion hes been sent to Board: of
Trade. nstional and slots unocia-
tions, Cumber- of Commerce. and
other industrial and. commercial or-
home on \Voodsidc avenue, has just
purchased an estate of 12 acres on
upper Sylvan avenue from the heirs
of Frtderick D. Manjn. Mr. {ting .
expects soon to ereét his home on j >
the site.
iOvernight N ews‘ ,
f Told in Brief:
i s
Obituary
Vt
.‘lrs. Catherine ”chords
‘VEST NHVV BRIGHTON. Staten
Crossing
kn down the Pacific Coast and "'.'0:‘.?i-".'-H‘d from Page One)- Prom-14.: Coolidge 103:}: Senator Elena. 'Mnr‘oh l_3.;—Oli filondny. late some heretofore ‘unpubllshed i “on. ma ted m a lcuiture, The property is 1 £ch on a com- '
then” m". “1‘ “‘0'“ and 80“” mu- .mlp... a: the cross-1min recent ““33“ :Inh'3"1“ "’ ”9.30 mm ‘ ‘ ‘mrcn 1"?" Jr?" C” "n“.F‘mmg‘ details about the Smoke King. education. industry or tmnsporm- musing hill overlooking the sur-
.A““3"C‘- ”1' "" "4"”: on the week! and months and something m 50““ 9350‘? prescritlal pn‘lt?9 (can! .lchards. Widow '0‘ it seems that when Cliff Biank- tlon. rounding country. It is located just
singularity I: ‘,;‘)._qi._.a1 ‘hamczr‘r‘Ishmzl-i he. done immediately to cli- marina, :LCCOl'hllll. to curl) returns. 3(rcorgc Oliver Lichardn. Who was enahip. Washington catcher. hurt Among the topics on which rc- over the “‘cetport town line in Nor-
lstlcs tin- “ um c'd rm .-. t . J. 1’. Morgan m intvrvn‘w at Rice dt'ch'nded from the earliest settlers - r 'u t id ' -
‘ “ ‘ ‘p' " 0"""3'" ‘ 0‘ - n main this danzflr. . 1’— i . . his arm that season. (.arm on _ 0 ports will be hard or addresses d,“ walk.
misto ii a «1 "tr 1 - i .- ’ ’ " t - .. rxpnssul confidence in :1?)me of in nouth homlk. was lhid to rest . n. d l the ’ but '
‘ m. In for is an. an IX .3 r. .1 don t know what acuon the France to sl'i'nilite slur-lion ihi-re him to ..0 home an sag! .1: “mm ",3 world trade conditions. tspocfip'raool“
.. live .-'mV 0 the languages." ‘ - m... ‘, i kc n a _ w“ . ‘ ~~ ‘ _ a - - n the “.3 an 00 are, . IO! . . '
’ ,___-___ ' ”Viv ”A n m“ would a ou‘a- 5“" Um" 10““. WW British. The drcmsrd was born in 50w ‘0 mm 0 y Amemn {mm mm" ”ML me Steve Hayden of 5: Gregon'Boul-i—
roplicd Mr. :1, phenom by the name of Johnson
of w om some crazy bugs in Welser.
lhad . had been writing nbout.
But when Blankenship tried to
sign up Johnson. Welter told him
y“... propnlilion,” Americn'n merchant marine and pri-
vate end government ownership. the
need {or training Americans in {or-
elgn undo. the problems of the ex-
porter. direct selling abroad, the
ambassador, is Welcomed to America;
at dinner of Pilgrims Society at Nest-5
York. , i
Senate confirms appointment of
Curils r). “'iihur of California. as
York city, July 10. 1845. Her father.
John Crow. connected with the "N.
Y. Evening Post" {or 36 years. was
{a cousin 0! the late Judge “William
vard. reported to the police that he
lost a. pocketbook last evening. con-
taining 84 and his driver's license.
”" ‘ derman. “Dy thr- wny. sometime:
thy Bnefs {cars smash right through'the gates.
This reminds me of new signal
lights which have been installed in
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The Portfolio club held ll. dinner
/
It the Norwalk Country club yea-
:erday aircrnoon.
. l I
Mr. and Mn. Frank .‘iC‘i‘ilrk of
Leonard s'revt announce the birth
oi 1 daughter, March 7:
s O O 0
Helen Gorman n! llayvlew avenue
entertains-d several or her little
friends nl. her home. Saturday after-
noon.— in honor 0! her fifth birthday.
An afternoon or minim and games
,wss enjoyed by the children.
0 I D
All those who Intent) to ettcnvl the
‘flve or six plat-cs
’Thr-sn light! are a new proposition.
frinr- llzhr. is insialled ’on either side
In! the crossing and gives warning 0:
the coming: of trains. I think per-
sonally that these lights are a. bet-
ter proposition than gates. In ad-
rlltlon. a warning hell is set in opera-
tion while the lights are on.
Members or the delegation thought
that the installation of warning lights
should he a splendid thing eliminat-
in
in; particularly at night.
Still:
"it one of these lights could be
in Connecticut.
much of the danger at the cross-
Mr. Mills
secretary of the navy.
Wm- and stale departments Jointly
announce government will grant no
immunity to Grover Cleveland Berg-
doll as inducement for his return
from Germany.
Senator Borah. Republican;~~ldaho,
warns senators that unless Senate
ceases to not ”as a. grand Jury" and
resumes business or legislation. tax
measures and remedial legislation at
this session will (all.
Army aviators land at
Oregon. completing second
world flight.
Eugene.
log of
'l‘. Crmv, also Marlin Le Grand. Ngl-
son and Hamilton Crew, natives of
South Nor-walk in the last century.
Mrs. Richards died at the home of
her dilUKllh‘l’. Mrs. George K. 'Post.
Duncllcn. N. J.
On her maternal side, she was a
great-granddaughter» of Scheminh
Défls. n patriot of lhs' Revolution
from i‘irookllne. Malia. a. Minute
Man in lhc Battle or Lexington and
of one of the oldest families of
Massachusetts. who were members
of the Apostle Eliot's church in
1650 and in the following century
owned the principal portion of the
he would have to gain his mother's
consent us he was n mirror. 80
Blankenship nod Johnson took the
train from Idaho to the southern
part or California.
Then. before Hrs. Johnson would
give her consent. Binnkenship hnd
to promise to chapcron Welter to
Washington. to his guardian there
and return him in good condition
to his home in California. nt the end
of the‘seeson. .
Well. they lsndedJn Washington
all right and Cantillon exploded
when he saw Blunhnnhlp.
"Vi’hst in hisse- you doing here?"
growing lmportnnce of the impor-
tation 0! rev meterinls. foreign
credits and credit information, snd
HOCSE SOLD. 6
Canty and company have sold the ;
advertising problems in foreign
trade. .
A
street
day event.-.
Wii 5..
flouble house at 19 Quintard avenue! we“; .. -
{or Mr. and Mrs. Earle Baker to 9.1me
cllent of Brooklyn. New York.
a. -..,,~ r: ,1 .-,I
on 51.";
- 0X
Ill-day session of the Fairrinid rjoun- ‘ t n E New _ Special investigator for oil com- village of Brooklinc. fichcmiah _ , , ,
'7 I/‘ngne of “(omen \otvrs mcctlnl: fizlcsiiigflmo:11:72.2;rte! it c0311 mitten instifivs at resumed hearings married Catherine, daughter of he yelled. .mdntth! “uni-221‘: {:80
to be hrrirl at tho Sirnirlnld hon-i in ‘ ‘ ' ' that Attorney Gene-ml Daughter-y and Thomas and Hannah (Whitiugy “0“” "“1 my ere “I -~
Bridgeport tomorrow, must make
reservations for luncheon lfy sewn
o'clock tonight, it was announced hy
Mrs. A. M. i"ti;hhiimer today. Thi:
formal program will open at 2:15
o'clock. The mum»: at the alter-
noon will be a talk on (he proposed
federnl educational Mil by Prof. lies.
ale Gambill of Yale l'mwrsity,
O O I
Miss Louise “mo of South Main
lireet ill ill at her home.
1 O I
Mrli. Frank Wart-o n! 'lfl‘i \Vash-
ington sin-vi. mm It. rrmnt \isilor in
New Jersey wiir're 5hr, was the guest
of her sisler.
e e . Waterman. "The lights are installed a-njnying good health. Mrs. Cullen pie-yin: Detroit. Three infieldboots
Mlu Edith Knplan U. "uncord in such it. manner that they give out Of “1" company homes they 00‘ hm: in host at friends in Norwalk filled the bases. Delehanty m
.‘yqet h“ ,,.,..,....,.‘.,1 {mm L. warning uhon the train is from 1,500 cup." in‘-4 “01"”- who will mourn her loss. the third error. As Del retrieved
r "9- «mixing to a telegram from GOV- -. i... deceased is survived by the the hell. he walked 0"" ‘0 Wen"- ~ .
cent illneml. and rmurnrrl to
studies at the Franklin school.
’ C C .
The regular mceling o! the Camp
No. 3 P. U. or A.; was held last eve-
ning. Following the business meet-
ing a "necktie and apron" social was
enjoyed. A supper was served and
her
he soon (or a. long distance by iiuto-
mohilo driver: up or down Mnln
given. I. personally. think that the
signal lights are a better proposition
than gates. “'lth the gates, an auto-
mobile driver would have great diffi-
culty in stopping his automobile with
the gates down because of the steep
grade leading from Main street to
the crossing. Chances are that many
automobiles would smash through
the gates."
"i think. myself, that the lights
are better than the gates," said Mr.
to 2.000' feet away irom the cross~
lng."
At this point Mr. \Vatermm looked
up some statistics upon the New Ca-
naan avenue creasing. These figures
were taken in the Fall 0! 1922 and
showed that 53 pedestrians, automo-
hilt-s. horse vehicles and bicyclists
street. With other lights on either
side of the crossing, ample warning
or the approach of trains would be
C. Beacom Slomp. secretary to Presi-
dent, held nil siock during period or
Teapot Dome negotiations.
Miners Reject Wage
Cut; 600 on Strike
YINTONDALI-J, Pa.. March 19.—
Refusing to accept wage cut or 33
one-third nor cent. as posted by the
Vinton Collorles company, owners of
the coal mine. more than 600 miners
were still on strike today and faced
eviction notices that may put them
crnor I’lnclmt. company officials (le-
clarod the eviction notices had not
yet been served but it was stated at
the company offices that they would
be Served within a. week.
Clarence M. Schwcrin. president
of the company. doc-larva that under
the proposed reduced scale it would
liudioy. .1. great-granddaughter of
Gov. Joseph Dudley, one of the
founders of Harvard college. .
To Mr. and Mrs. George 0. Rich
ards were born, George, Dudley,
Grace and Catherine. the first there
of whom were born in South Nor—
walk.
Mrs. Ellen Cullen.
Mrs/ L‘llon Cullen. widow ot the
late John Cullen. died suddenly yes-
terday morning at her home at 55
Connecticut avenue. She was 68
years old. The deceneed on Monday
celebrated her birthday with s. St.
Patrick's Day party and at that was
following sons and daughters: “'al-
tor, Edward, Frederick, Dudley. Mrs.
Bernard Connt’rey. Miss Augusto Cul-
len. Mrs. “'alte'r \Vhitmoro and Miss
Genevieve Cullen. Mrs. Mary Mag-
ner. a sister, also survives.
Funeral services will be held Fri-
day morning from the into home and
spring?"
"Surge you did. but you else told
me to sign up that boy Johnson.
and r couldn‘t get him unle.‘ 1
his nurse for the rest of the lee.-
son." replied Blankenship.
"Why didn’t you‘psss him ,up.
then?” exited Joe.
"Beoeuu he's the but pitcher I
ever saw." was Binnkennhlph retort.
"That's what all the scouts N."
grumbled Cnntillon. but he chsnged
took his first workout. .
Dclehanty also tells mother good
Johnston story. \Valhington
saying: '
“Don't worry. big tollewJ
"I nln't worrying." replied Welter.
“Give me that ball. I'll get the’next
three." '
And he struckrout Cobb. Schseter
and Rossman in order. ,
came slang with him and acted no
his mind the next day when Walker
Unusual
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r
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D I» Read to
Sale of Colored, Glass.
'Art has played an important part in this lovely collection of colored
glass. As you see in the picture, the shapes and lines of the low vases.
flower bowls, competes, candlesticks, baskets—-in fact, all these char: :2
'~ musical procrnm len by the used the crossing each hour be possible to run the mines ilvc ' ' ' . - .
.. .. . ‘ . , from St. Jose hs church. Burta
Hlekvllle orchestra. By the way. said Mr. Mills. ‘here days each week. hut that. it "will‘ will be in St. gnu-y, cemctcrv. 1 Norwalk Realtors . decorative paces 0‘ 31?: $113 In? anger b0 1‘ . f "l’ldi :89":
' ' ‘ is another thing that would greatly never run_union." -1{c charged "out- ' To Meet many teen» “91 stem 3V3“ 3-? cen 1' W Lu Pan's 0 Cd -. u “--
Misl Elsie A. Miller of Aiken improve the crossing. The bank on side influences" .with keeping the ” i ~ vsses. etc., have three bands Of 60111 gold on the border. $2.25
:fi;e;:h::drcrc:‘otvler;rix{lam iii-(if Latent :lwdci‘ast sidphot thelcrosslnggndvcx- grant" pgrtioziogf tfhehmenI on strike. JFgl‘gingligT‘g 021313115!“ 1 hi V mall: rezito‘: will hold their In plain colored glass is a wonderful display of cracker and C 6:551?
- . u es on m: not: as Wales the nnk on 1 ON: an . o i e In her: have . n. .. . . are ..~ ’11: . 0 - _ a inlee:
with the Anwrican La. lit-niclle Luce the west side extending north should Joined the union_ according to Hussein Of the Hedjaz, nery pro- regular annual 3108““! Friday fit 6 dishes: bagkeurJOW bSWISZ GtC-f Many gage .blaek glass baces. Here 52
lcompanL be cut away. If this were done, it United Mine W'orkers officials and the claimed Cniiph. has decided to sum- 1). m. at the Shadow Lawn Inn. are 61181111ng gifts on prizes 01' very. e money.
° ' ' for a, long distance. 1 don't think district convention now in session has men a. world Moaiem comrence to Election of officers for the ensuing . Maia fiscr.
The Sentinel has received A letter
from Arthur 8. Pearson. who is in
the National Military Home, Com-
peny No. 6. Dayton. Ohio. undergo-
ing treatment lor spine trouble. Mr?
Pearson hes been living in Pitts-
burgh tenths past six years. Pre-
vious to that he lived in South Nor-
mlk. In his letter he asks to he
remembered to his friends here. He
also flutes that he would be very
glad to receive letters from them.
Letters may be addressed to him at
thud-lame.
Says Herrick Bought
Francs to Aid Frame
PARIS. Merch 19.——"A foreign
would give s. clear view or the tracks
that this would be a. very expensive
Job."
"That would improve the cross-
ing." replied Mr. W'aterman. o
When the conference finally ed-
Journod after a. two-hour and a. hair
session, it was with the understand-
ing that Mr. Waterman would dis-
cuss the suggested plsns for either
the gates or the signal lights at the
crossing with other New Haven road
offlchls and would give the commit-
tee n decision shortly. Members or
the delegation assured Mr. Water-
man or their co-oporution in every
possible manner to eliminate the
danger at the crossing and thanked
him for the fine reception they had
received 'in his hands.
voted the men financial and moral
aid at the instance of President John
lirophs'. "
consider“ questions of Moslcm inter-
est. He also intends to establish
term. revision of by-luws and other
important matters will receive et-
advlsory council to the-Caliphatef:I
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D are sad tricks
”triads”. Mt it." on those
Boneless Means
may as «people {our ordlnsry
Weitht.
,Iiub on cur-ordinary method.
Winery because while per-
. hernias. no dieting or exer-
” use pence-err. Mormon. Pre-
“Ollo doll-r tor-Qt». or
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last November.
Record Hemp Crop
In the Philippines
MANILA. March 19.——’.l'he mu...
pine Islands had the banner your of
their history in hemp production in
year by 12,000 bales.
Mr. Strong predicts that the pro~'.
.1923 because'ot the destruction
many hemp acids by typhoon.
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Main floor. near front entrance.
i_ Silk Scarfs are
Seen Everywhere
If you are smartly gowned these
days, you are wearing a gay scarf
scarf: at very reasonable prices.
Prices
11: and Fibre Scarfs
have long silk fringe—checkerboard
, 192:. accordinz to n. D. Strong‘bt ~very=speeial value and reminds one - "ll
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