. ,cade, 16; called
- htest WitneSs in
Mr: in Years
- at was ‘msde 1n the dam-
. 6! William Cede of No:-
Herman Aaron. also
vefis‘, toflofiing testimony nt-
3:: the plaintif! in the Su-
oourt st Bridgeport yesterday.
chimed 325. mm damages.
Dunbar and Quinlan a'ppear-
detendsnt.
is: claimed by the plaintifl he
received permanent injuries as
I .. t of being kicked by a.
A A conference between
. . {or both parties following the
m of testimony by the plain-
and a. satisfactory settlement ar-
. between the two parties can-
‘Wfllmrn Cede who is 10 years of.
was on: led one or the brightest
A-A-a s appearing before a jury
The civil side of the Superior court
Steers. after his testimony yester-
. The boy claimed he was per-
"...tly injured by a horse on
m 's estate last Easter. He told
Rory with great clarity and ans-
,. questions briefly and directly
the ewdent pleasure and amaze-
nt of the jury and attorneys.
"Willie" is minus a. part '01 his
car which is stone deaf. and
We is a partial paralysis of the
, Side of the face. This was due
mid. to an accident on the Aaron
"lace in Norwa i: when he sustained
' ascent-e on the left side or the
mrmm the kick of a horse. He
1 red from the injury. but snif—
mrs from a. chronic discharge. head
:chee and because of that condi-
3161: has been unable to take part in
Ml: games.
The general testimony before
and Jud ge Maltbie was
the
that
iwulle” with his brother Benjamin, .
ind hls cousin. John Gordon. walk-3
Aaron place last
The visit was at the
\ir. Lang, one of the
who teld Benjamin,
papers at the place
to come up and
3d over to the
_ m:- Sands}.
snaestion or
hired men.
when he left
in. the torenoon,
It! the horses.
; When the three
rim Jim Hagg rt}: another hired
linen, lifted Ber. and cousin John
Span two of the saddle horses, but
flie plaintiff was too small, so he
Stood at one side looking on. The
“horses were‘ unruly. and Ben was
,,thrown ofta nd John jumped on. A:
that time Haggai” .y “as leading a
a juror}: horse by a. bridle. When he
first! Benlamin lying in the roadway
Raggedy ran to little Willie. told
him to hold the black horse and
than hastened to me‘ assistance or
' in. The big horse became
only and kicked little Willie in the
m. “’illle told the jury that the
next thing he knew he was in t..e
Mimi.
VDTS. William J. Tracey or this
city. George B. Garlic}: and David
Trecarten 0: Bridgeport. testified
the permanent nature or the in-
boys got. to the
City Briefs
_ Julia. Kish. of Lexington
mac entertained at her home, re-
cently, Miss Elizabeth Bodnar, of
' C ‘ O
4 Hrs. William Josem. of 221 Fla:
reported to the police
this morning abo 2: two a 'clock that
_ \e “3.5 tr ying to enter the
2 window of her home. The 1*-
disappeared before the at-
of Patrolman Reynolds.
8 C T
The case 0: Ralph Dunn. charged
tfi reckless driving. w: '21 come up
the downtown City court. Monday
ins.
. e o o
Arthur Ramon of Spring street is
‘ g comfortably at. the Nor-walk
ts! Iollowin‘g an operation per-
ormed there recently.
3 0 1
, m. 1nd Mrs. B. Moss, of Milford.
the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
nel Greenstein of Crescent ter-
JU'DGE AND MRS. GREGORY
$5 HOME.
Judge and Mrs. Henry W. Greg-
2017. of East avenue, have returned
e after an extenxlve trip
Whom the United States. They
veiled through the south into
New Orleans and thence to the vest
resist making a. complete circuit 02
the United States
The
CITY
NATIONAL}
peren' ,
Ashley at, Endless:
Heights. *
e e t
On Wednesday.
0 0 O '
Wilbur Gainer of barter: is holid-
ing a. muse on- Park avenue, Nop-
ton Keisha. . .
, e. o e , ' i,—
lfrs. Jack Dugdale ct Chestnut
street, Noroton Heights. spent Kon-
dsy in New York.
O O O i
street. Daria-n, is confined at
home yrlth an attack of. the grippe‘.
O. O 0
Mr. and Mrs Fred ngney of North,
ton have moved into one o: the
q Crimmlns houses on Collander
3 Point. Mr. Rigney will be caretak-
ger for s few weeks. ,
I O I 0
William Walsh oi! Noroton Heights
has purchased an automobile.
I
Mrs Charles D. Lockwood. who
has been spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Grout of Mr.-
ple avenue. Darien, has returned to
her home in New York. '
t t 0
Mrs. William Devertll and two
chi ldren, Audrey and Billy. who
have been ill with the grippe are
bully recovered and able to be about
once more.
. t t
The church Aid soclety of the:
\‘croton Presbyterian church held a.
meeting at the residence of Mrs.
Andrew Shaw 0: Linden avenue.
1100!].
O t O
The Board of Selectmen ct Darlen
Joseph Fshey of. Springdale as the
constable to take the place of
Charles W'. Smith of LeRoy avenue.
0 O .
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Oldrin o: Nor-
oton Heights, has purchased a new
touring Elcar automobile which will
be delivered some time this “month.
t O O
Miss Betty Andrews, 3. student at
Drew Seminary, Carmel, N. Y.'. is
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shaw of Lin-
den avenue, Noroton Heights.
0 O O
Invitations are out for' Miss
Natalie Morehouse's wedding which
will take blace some time this
month.
0 T C'
The weekly cottage meeting at the
Noroton Presbyterian church was
held Wednesday evening at the ml-
dence of Mr, and Mrs. Clarence E.
Heights.
"The Kingdom Rent Asunder."
e e e , '
The- Westminster Guild of the
Noroton Presbyterian church held a.
meeting in the mause Thursday att-
ernoon.
I O 0
Benjamin Weed. a. student at
Hotchklss school, is spending the
Easter \acation with his parents,
Mr and Mrs John A. Weed of Nero-
3 ton Heights.
0 e p -
A very pleasant evening was spent
at the home or Mr. and Mrs.’ John
P. Meklln at Old King's Highway
last Saturday when , a. number of
friends tendered Miss Anna. Menu):
a surprise. Dancing was enjoyed by
the guests and refreshments were
served at a late hour. Among those
present were: Miss Elisabeth Arou-
larius. Miss Harriet Badtkc. Sues
Stzerno MscGlnshen. Miss Doris
Ballard. Mrs. F. Cantrell. Mrs. Wil-
liam Fleming. “Mien Ruth lottlner.
George Bear-so. Wlnthrop' Knapp,
Bradford _'_Ba.lla.rd. Edward Austin.
Henry Kell, Melvin Corbett and
George Schllchttng.
O I O
at the home of Mrs. John A. m-
bank; on Old King’s nanny this
week. During the evening the we-
men worked on fancy articlee. “Be-
freshments were served at» a. 1m
hour. ‘.
. O Q I ‘
Chester Grain. 5 student atSlonnt
Bel-mm school. mm. he; joined
the Glee club find the church choir
there. 138!ch going any,“ school
he was bass soloist in the choir. of
the Noroton Presbyterian church.
Overnight News
ToId in. Bnef
Following declaration brakes:—
dent Coolidge am new m
cm W
BANK
m S. LOCKWOOD, Pres.
FREDERICK B. BOWAR.
Flee President
:2, ‘ madeinthesav.
Wt of this
Mite-re Friday,
mmw as
iron: the first;
351-. 1nd Mrs. Francis Leach and
Edward Ashley '01 NW Height! ;
enjoyed a. motor trip to New York :- ’
Mrs. Nathan 5. Finchfi Lender); .
er.
Noroton Heights on Friday after--
have announced the appointment of .
spending the Easter _va.cs.tion~ with .
Benton 0: Fairfleld avenue, Noroton?
The topic discussed was.
The Thursday Evening club met A
‘homeethermnnudflu.
*mm.1u m'm ‘lfivfl
on top by a. 21-11 score.
The game peered. With .
playing a. fair «W; 01! mks
.muitlng in the score 8” .v
back and forth. The count gratin:
shalom: the manage. Ken and;
is: halt time was 2-5 nth the Legion »
{Shaw contributed the greets: We
tton of the points for the Layton in
the first period and Secured a. field
goal apiece which proved to be the -
only field guslsfropied in by the Le-
glen five for the evening. ~
Arte:- a. few
period "Sham" Kelly was pitted
against Ed Sicflsl‘mn and Rene
shifted to guard. Ed McMahon
promptly went on a. scoring Spree.
netting two field goals and five one
’tlmers. In this period the Gourde
xvi-ere in posseslon of the w: conc
stantly resulting in the Legion. the
failing to score iron: the field and
’chalklng up any four from the fit-
I teen toot mark.
5 ' The Life Savers had the tilt euc-
'i cessfully tucked away utter ten mim-
utes ot the final period was played
3 and all Life Guam rectors may rest
* assured that their tavorltel wm have
more than a Chlnsmans chance to
cop the inter—town series.
The fourth game at this series will
be played this evening in Sherman
Hall, Fell-field. with Patrenl as elev-
enth man on. the floor.
The basket origins of Ed Heineken
was superb and the floor work at
"Red" Quinn was above criticism
in last night’s clay... Ed‘ Reached
chalked up ten or the twenty-one
points gathered in by his team mm
while "Red" Quinn handled the bail
in an attractive manner and broke
up many or the opponents" plays.
In the preliminary clash Bonnie’s
Independents added another victory
to their chedlt by receiving the ver-
dict over the Norwalk Eagles. 31-2-1.
Beattie stood out for the victors in
the way of basket shooting while
McGowan shone in this resyect tor
lathe vanquished.
The scores:
COHPO LIFE GUARDS;
L. Mcmhon.rt ..._...1'~ 0»
I‘Lvum If k..,.-2u. 3 ,,,
E. ““0“, c no.3“..- 2_
P. Driecoll. r; ........ 1
K. Sconeld, Ix ........ 0
i
ulchH
w~3le¥§ma9
FAIRFIELD LEGION.
Ci
l
Ball. 1': DJAM-ueoooee. o _.
Shaw. If .......;..._...‘1
Kane.c.rg......r......1
Kelly. C --..-a:--.'a‘uc 0
Eckart. rs ......_..... 0
Boyden. lg ;. . .-,. "3""! 0
.-
u‘nouuocfi
h. , .
~wtacneuo5
Referee—Joe Waters.
BEATTIES’ INDEPENDENTS
_ '13.
13
Beside.“ :...:......., 6
Irelandpl! "nanny 1
Flewwenin. cl..._....... 2
Carson. r3 ,...:......... 2
Patchen, lg ;.........,. 1
: 11
NORWALK EAGLES.
Donohue.rtn..r....... 1
chowan.1£,L.J....._., 3
Skidd. a........;... 2.
Anderso, rg ......... ,2,
Iskimderien. lg ;....... 1
a..—
3
”quwuwy
Elummw;aialu;ae
-D'FHH»H?
Referee—Wood.
Obituary '2
a anxious.
Comrade Cameron. in Civil war-
WW morning. Mex-ii
Services will be held at 10 o’clec’k
Home in Korma. But-Illa!!!
in Spring Grove cemetery.”
“mam
Hrs. Em 3.637 Germ»;
your: old wife at ‘Jofiit Gm;
former sum: of the W0:
FordgnWmdhdMnixhtetthe
fle- her mm but!“
children m
sfiernoonstthecrsvetnfim
g;
m
It!!! be held at 2: 80 UMXW .-
mimxtes tor the fins! [
night on the. .e. or departm- '
a. trip to Sena)..fin:efife. .
It a. 'dtnn'er end Annem- in New York.
8; will hold a. meeting in their quar-
Stu. mm Bream: who ha been
spending the win
returned to he: me at Cosmo
Be'ich.» ‘
sec.
corner at King and m streets;
owned by Olive Plonked. have been
sold to Malcolm E: Brown. of; East
Ker-walk. for the reported price or
ammo
mom; +
W
The tannin: bullets; item were
taken Iran: the Commercial {tee-
0rd:—
, W rd:- aunt.
italic. It will be 3m tee; a:
brick end cupboard exterior cen—
strucflon. of colonial awn. A 3102
six- heating m will be instilled.
The church steeple will be 150 feet
Mflthehtxeclockmdm
ths'upm part- ThaT. 3. My
Construction 09.. Bridgeport. have
been startled the genera contract.
end the steel has been let to the
Porcupine Co. at Brldzoport.
W
A Second-Story Addition. ,
June’- Futto has urn-den to
Gunner Hadron the contract to:
mm to a thine am at 86 Fly»
mouth avenue. The house is first
second floor my. The new addition
both. filth numerous interior chug—
about ”.500.
Store Ind W
0::th street. It
wmbcams recto: tame com:
mmetthsmon
£9935 fihidxwfllinelmie new
store front plum m conversions;
ea. came-amid floor will he
threemmsndhcthwtthslt In»
nrovmenfi'. Theewne‘r will do the
, bulimia. and“ it will cost about. 5.3.—
veteren. died in the Stanton! hoa— m
Manda morning tron: the W “I
feet. end emcee will be on the.
a. The cost or siterstions to be
fire. Anna. MW 7 ofltehinnd hrs. 3.
Florence Dove were tim- 31:03:. a. _
any or Mr and are. Hush Lnttlng ‘
The 1mm Hon mommy. No. '
ten on Btverslde avenue Slenduy .
r in Florida-Ml
Georgemariflnvmbundstwom‘
Mam
FIRST SCOUT LAW * '
A Scent is trustworthyu "A Scout‘s
honor. is, to be "quiet. It he._we‘re_
, _ 7 . , - to vlelate his honor by telltng a he.
"a The handing and land at the
or by cheating or by not doing ex:-
actly a. given task when tnisted on
his honor. he may be directed to
hand over his scout badge.”
Mr. Frank Prefix-ear has filtered s
sliver can to theScout making the
best record during; the nut nine
months. The nouns for winning this
cup will be unopened: is the near
future. . .4.
The programme with Doug Fair-
bank‘s greeting to Nowell: Scouts
will be contested rear by tendermu't
Scouts under fourteen {in years.
selected from all tropes. .
W m 3
“ 59ch class. scents recently”
Led Vere presented with their p1...
’ last Friday night. Thee}: nine ark ' .
dently had cold (eat. and ‘dld not ‘
ashownpasptsnnefi. ...
WEE!
“dandidates {or second Reits' all 1:: on
their we:
W W e '-
Scontmsster A Austin innocence;
that knot tying contest: would be
postponed until April 0th. Many
scout- received their new cons et‘the
regulation size. . v ,
. , T800? NUMBER 3 A '
The drum corps is coming else:
finely. Scoutmsster' unmask has
. recently purchased on: and with .
> ,W;
8091i mun: of 1
it its heicht with mat tun remix.
Deputy Commoner ,. 7 »
filth court or Honor will mature
Tunnel-roe mute on April 11th tor
will provide for four new. rooms end .,
in: o: at cell to: brain.
«8: DEAR (36.
.2, man: M
12:00:35 A‘
MM»: mew uni: 9’
to“: second class instruction: is first I I
Ildfimlmmht. ‘ '
My get ready to: bl SLAB
PARTY, the latter with: Aim.
' m. NASH, Ramona :- 7 '7
em‘ewewx A -.
S‘I‘RATFIEU) EOTEL WELDING-
1222mm. ' BRIDGEPDRT coxx
BIG 131131113st
. Souvenirs For Every Purchaser
.21 .5,“
was? ~= ' .
He cursinslght—ne place te’flod 8 out g:
thedownW—eandhefissweaniga new
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.‘ HE'- T" 3”.“ "E". "'2‘. T‘T'z.
:3:
flific‘h ”serials." nei- champion 1‘ 9‘
. would be allowfélur m
up in mere sight-TEST?
royal {amines 355’
it more than one coun'
”(‘3'
I
W invitations c»
n he Sir James
, 39‘. mg King
#1 gbo have
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