Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 19, 1924 · page 2

. SATURDAY, APRIL; 19

INTIIE CHURCHES

St. Paul's I’ll-fish .‘
Louis B. Howell, Rector.
71.30 a. m.. Holy
Communion and sermon; 3 p. m.,

 

Ihighwsy from .the‘New York slate
line at: Scott’s corners rounand a
nil}; milese northwestE of Mowir to
tie? center of the business section
will- be decided at a. more! town
meeting to be‘called by the select-
men this (1 mlng month.

 

Special
TOP COATS“

"How could ”he heir?“ -
"Well, he was an influential man
and could hive helped financially at
least.‘
Sinclair. in March or April. 1920,

 

 
 

 
 

Wesely Slauson. of myrtle street.

E. New. . ...... HARDING A 1011;

 

 

 

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Rev.
Easter Day.

 

 

 

'the lights were out under the Wash-

had spoken in a friendly way about
Wood's campaign. but would not

The cond tion of the highway
leading from the New York State

Children's service;

4 p. 111.. Evening

$19. 50

F OR RADIO/TALK

Composerg’fl o u n's e1
Makes tatement at
Senate Hearing on

‘ Ann ELECTION

Patrolman Frazier reported that

ington street railroad bridge last
evening. The Second District Light-
ing plant was notified. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. William F. Kirby of
Newtown avenue. sailed this noon
from New York city for London,
England. where they will spend sev-

Prayer.

The regular morning sessions f
bplh St. Andrew's and St. Pauli
Sunday schools will be omitted. The
children of both schools are expect-

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ed to come to the regular morning}z

become practically impassable and
s. protest from those forced to travel
over this section of roadway has
caused the selectmen to speed no
action in the matter.
‘ The state highway commissioner
has approved building the per-

contribute.
Senator .‘Walsh pressed ”Procter as
to why he did not see Sinclair at the
Chicago convention. '
"I d not have a conference with
him 1 Chicago." Procter said.
“\Vhy, I do not know."
"Did you confer with A. '1‘. Hart

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Rogers & SIM-
Norwalk and So It

Nichols Says
President Broke
Down After Reading

 

Caseys of New York
In First Game On

services, and will join in the service
at 3 in the afternoon. at which there

 

 

eral weeks. . . . Commumcation . (Lowden’l manager) or Harry manent road and it is now up to the Bill Bill will be the presentation of their mis-
, .1 .. ’ ks -' Daugherty (Harding's manager) at voters of the town to. voice their 5‘0““? “‘“e b°xes- 3““ Ottef‘mgs 0‘13“. in, 3:1 w.
. a. ball club will Open Percy W. Broo of West Rocks WASHINGTON. April 19.. , Chicago"’ opinion. The cost is estimated at , pllartits and illowcrs tor the sick and . 511.1111: rs '
Int” base ' 19.—Nath- S w '111 P901) 6-. ' "“

road. sailed today for Europe where

he will rejoin his wife.
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$100,000 for the four miles of con-
struction. two-thirds of which will be
refunded to the town by the state

WASHINGTON, April
an Burkan. counsel for the Society
of Authoi’s. Composers and Publish-A

“I conferred with Mr. Hart, but
not with Mr. Daugherty." :.

‘('sp(‘,CliI' v 1;.“

W. B.'Nichols of New York told I
at. I an} '5 pt.

the Senate Public Lands Committee‘_

It. moon on Sunday April 27, at
3:80 Wt time. Sylvester Broth-

Thc class which was confirmed on

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

“in nu: r 0f the better a t from‘ The witness was excused ‘and the Mid-Lent Sunday will make its First ‘
“-33:38 ffxgjme‘the Greater'Man- Frank Field; will attend the New glittelladtzy'mili cggreign 1529211119.... committee called L. W. Dixonr 3} upon “3 completion and payment. are. told the Senate Patents Com- Communion at 7:30 tomorrow. 'l‘hc‘ Mr] D (I
Wand Brooklyn section. are the Engl‘md C°nfennce °t ”1° American national committceman from Okla- Chicago telegraph operator. 1 who . mmce “new”, that “it was under_ rest of the commumcams are rc-I] \ in t
*M‘“ cue” “'1” h“? be“ 59' Fauna” °t musician” 1“ Spun“ homa to President Hardin: Soon said lie W°rk°d the Viva“ Wire be- ‘ - stood” an. attempt had been made minded of their Easter obligation.‘ m '“" ‘ “ “
cured for the opening same. field tomorrow as 3- delegate from after ’tho 1920 election and that .tween Chicazo and Senator Pen- Obituary to charge President Coolidge $2.500 Parents and children together are

. 2111013158373 are 011 pious 0f the u“ 1°C” Muslcians' Union. Harding broke down when he read rose's slck room in Philadelphia. dur- » for broadcasting his Lincoln's Birth- urged to begin on Easter Day to be i ASK r» 4‘
Bl! Ridte section t Brooklyn. . ° . it. tears filling his eyes. Nichols ing the convention period. ~ Allie £010. day address. Asked if the President in church every Sunday morning. I find S'x‘um; .333,
[they 4.“th such clubs as Brew- 'Ohn Vorls 01’ New York City is said the note was written after Dixon said a clfiher was used “Id Funeral services for Allie ‘Cole had paid for the address. the wit- The services at St. Paul's church inrly.

gQr Ossining, Bradford: and the the week-end guest of his parents. Hamon had been shot and two days names were carried _ln some other will be held at 3 o'clock Monday pess' said he “hoped not.” _.

wall. “UV“ Hek‘k‘" “I“b' This M" and Mrs. J' “3‘“ 0’ humt’before he died. when he knew his designation. There “3° W“ a pri— afternoon from the late home in 8 Radio manufacturers. telephone

dab 1'” ‘ 13'5“ following and are street. ' end was near. \ate telephone w1re. Union Park. Rev.‘ George Tomp- and . telegraph companies. and

m 5’ bum 0“ S“ “'13"- Ma" . ' ' “What was in the note?" asked ”Just What was “ Senator Pen- kins. jastor’otthe Norwa _M.'E broadcasting agencies already are in

 

" ‘ of Now York will play here. featur-

Cth. the Royal B. no Colored Gin ..nt.s
188 such stars as‘Gat-rett of the Roy-
al Giants. Margin of the Lincoln
Ghats. Valdes of the Cuban Stars.
Giant and Green or the Norfolk
Ghats. This club carries 15 play-
art. “he Wilton club will put on
all first class games this season
booking mostly New Yo:- k clubs. The
Janission to all games wia be 50
mill.- including grand stand.
9 following players will
the Wilton line-up: James Ivtuivoy c.

be in

\11. and Mrs. J. Burwsy of 73
Lexington avenue are entertaining
over the wek- cnd friends from Port
Chester.

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Joseph chcsi of Lexington ave-
nue has gone to Pennsylvania. where
he will visit over the holiday with
his sister.
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Miss Elizabeth Brckovsky of
Church street entertained 3.; her
inane 2 “st cvcnin; in honor of her
birthday.

lore it up,
heard many

of a Cent. -

Senator Walsh of Montana.
“I gave it to Mr. Harding. and he
read it and handed it back to me. I
not reading it.
stories about ‘wlmt was
in it, but I do not know.“
Never Heard of Oil Plot.
Nichols said he never heard of
any conspiricy to lease the Teapot
Dome naval oil rese
belie» 1: Man on would take part in
any srheme to rob the Government

I have

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rve, and did not

“I think Jake could have been in

.- rose expected to accomplish at Chi-

cago as you gathered it trom‘thc
inessngest’" asked Senator “'alsh.

1 NEW CKNHN I

NE“! CANAAN, April 19.
“Neighbor's Night." one of the mark-
cd features of the yearly lecturer's
program in the New Canaan grunge,
will be held Tuesday evening. Guests

from Dnnbury. Nor-acid and Roppo-
wam granges will attend.

 

ch rch, will officiate and burial will
be 11 the Norwaik cemetery.

 

Amer J. “'lllismson.

The funeral of Amor J. William-

son will be held Monday morning at

10: 30 from the late home 7 Burrell

street. and at 11 o‘clock from St.

Joseph's church. Burial will be in
St. Mary's cemetery.

9.....—

Sigmund Balka. 54. died um cyc-

ning at the Nora-am hospital. He

active combination for mutual ben-
efit. Burkan said.

The committee is considering the
’Dili“bill,:whlch would relieve radio
broadcasting stations from the pay-
ment of copyright dues on music
sent out through their stations.

An amendment to the copyright
law which would prohibit the pool—
ing of copyrights was urged as a
cure for the "legal monopoly" which
he said, is maintained by music nub-
llshers. by Frank A. K. Boland of

SHOE SATISFACTAON

Full measure in shoe satisfaction can on 3..
alized when the best of materials, 110- k

of the highest standard and
good-wearing qualities are
combined with the newest and
best-fitting lasts and patterns.

00k " the “9‘7“" ““3““ “d ‘ ‘ ‘ the Cabinet," said Nichols. ‘but he The lecturer, Edward Kelley. has leaves btsidcs his “'NG’W- one dauBh‘ New}; 21".”“1‘3‘. for 13110 {ANNIE W L DOUGLAS SHOES

m‘a’k"?! “'91:!“ Rhey 1b, Pleas- M“ and “3- Joseph NY?! cf 75 did not want to. His ambition was arranged a mock trial—"Tom vs. tcr. Funeral Will be held from the flint o e 133323 or; in: a a e! o o

:5 nuts ‘35. K99!!!- 3b. 30 Burke 55- Lexington avenue anounce the birth to build railroads.” Highway Supervisor." Dr. Thomas late home, hocklaud road. Monday it 3'0 organ? lone o . o 6.! PFIODT- 1 _ f

Us"? 51¢; 'f “mm-9 "5"“ “v or a son at their home. recently. Nichols said he ‘wus head of a Tunney will. be the supervisor and morning at 8 30 oclock and from £33550 ‘crlriiclszna‘t‘g 1:23:21? 12:02? P055353 81 these pomts 0
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Téay Idoruke rt and Joe Hurley

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syndicate that controls a large tract
of iron and coal land in Alabama.

his attorney will be E. A. Jones.
Edward B. Lawrence, president of

St. Ladislaus' church at 9 o'.cloc1(
Burial will be in the family plot in

titude taken by the Society of Au-;

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utility. Stephen Nova}; of 188 South Main

street and John Novak of Railroad thors. Composers and Publishers.

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the First National bank. will act St- Mary's cemetery.

 

lie was formerly chief of police at thc reasonable prices at which

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

avenue were business visitors in New Oklahoma City. He said he kenw as the attorney for the defense. Da— * , ,. .
" Overnight News York City yesterday. Hamon intimately. and paid him 3, Tina A. John associated with the One Of the Wildest rumors mun- place.’ he conceded. But they they are sold, they make the
y ‘ o o o . , ... .. 1 F i 5 Id F b . ed from the Giant bulllwick is that comprise, nevertheless. a trade 0c- , . . ‘
T 1d B f high inbuit. adding. Hamons ar e arm ureau. and otherwise _ _ _ most economical and *‘atis-
‘7 ~ 0 in rie Samuel Abramson of Bouton only fault was his fondness for wo— connected with state agricultural or- george Ixellygis away 01'! form at ‘01:“! ““338 rteatl‘llljng 0”: {0" more 9 w 1.
street spent yesterday in New York men," referring to the fact that he ganmuons. will be judge. “it ”33°- His COHdmon ’8 WOH'Y‘ an morecon ro ' f or shoes on can bu r_ " 1‘
ImmigraO'Onfl bill, restricting ad- City. was shot by a woman in November, As an anti- climax to the meeting "U: .‘chraw, it 15 said. am: J y 3 TN“? LEG-“tau
mssion of slicks to two per cent . o o 192:0. Dr. W'. S. “Wood, president of th» TI”! With Jack Bentley on the 9
on basis of 1890 census, and exclud- Miss Pearl and Miss Ethel Wargo State Farm bureau will give an ad- team: T119 (“Ct that Bentley ‘3 a ICE MACHINES

19.-——Slor- dress on a subject relative to the A ND- 1 first baseman is overlooked

 

m Jgpanese, is passed by Senate by of 7 Snowden avenue are spending TVASHINGTON. All!” Sold and Installed

:62 to 6 vote. the day in Bridgeport with rcia- ice or oil company influences dt the The conclusion of the program by many critics. But for the fact The 9

‘ Seven hundred motoriStS 5'36le8 tivcs. . Chicago Republican Convention in farm life and its prospects. that his pitching Is Deeded right

:to enter Arizona. from California and ‘ ' ' 1920 were further explored yostcr- will be marked by the soprano solos now 39’1““? might be disputing the POLLEY z,

-barrcd as possible carriers of foot Dr. J. A. Olcan of Providence is day by the Senate Oil committee by Mrs. Ilcyward Davis, a member first base honors With Long George Refrigerating and 8.13111] 00, :

31nd mouth disease, are repulsed at visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. with William Cooper Proctor of 011- or the Congregational choir. --Werc Kelly really Burning- Representing ? 7"

EYuma by quarantine guards. . Michael Olcan of 20: 1‘ lax Hill road cinnaii, campaign manager for At the meeting of the New Can- i Retain Ma hill 0 3 g S H O E S O R E
' Federal Department of Agricul- over 1m: holiday. Leonard \yood, on the witness nan grunge called for May 13 there Alex Naggy of the New York unl- The Eton c e 0' I

.3th will call conference of repre- ' 0 stand. will be a' debate—"Resolved. That versity is spending the holiday with 0‘

fsentatives of states affected to reach .Miss Sophie .\O\'ak of 188 South Proctor dcnlcd that. he had com- Fathers and Mothers are better his mother. Mrs. Bcrtha Naggy of w. n; mee Wyashington Stl'CEt OPPOSite RIEIIO Thea
fags-cement as to embargocs against Maj“ street. has when a position in munlcatcd with the jam Senator‘ demonstrators than Farm Bureau Lowe street. Agents For I

 

 

The still-ma.
live will be supported by Dr. Thomas

'oics Pcnrosc during the convcn- 01' Slm‘rfl Lecturers."

 

iIOOt and mouth disease. tlic. office of Pastor ‘& Golden. 1" Remington compressors

 

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: Eight persons, inCIUding SC‘L‘H (ion; declared he had not SOC“ Jnko (us-Insurers.- est-1 usessseosusseeeese

:firemen are known to be dead and 1:. A. Dudley. principal of the llamon “1ch and said he had Tunney, Myron Crawford Thomas 5 so"? on A3031“? [k

-a number of others seriously illiUI‘Cd Merrill Business college is spending 3,01 Confcrred dm'mg um convention nae. Edward C. 'Nchre. the negative Rankin! ‘ Lb ”“1 ,
3» in collapse of bin 11mg b0\ ffltlory at the Easter holiday with his parents “1111 Harry F. Sinclair. although he by J- ..Plumb Howard Uflml‘. Mrs Phone 1057 I ESTED FEEDS CUT FLO‘VERQ
‘ Ichlcago. in Springfield. MRSS- had asked Sinclair before- hand for J. C. Plumb. \llss Clara Gregory. I ’ .v ”9

 

 

Also conenctcd with the ’lccturcrs'
hour for this meeting will be a
short talk by Urban Seymour on
“The Best Time to Mend Our Dirt

Mrs. William H. \Vait, of Ann Al‘- O t 0

Morris Sachs and daughter Lil-
lian of 5 Benton strcot have return-
rd to their home from Bronxville.

a campaign contribution and it had
been refused.
lie had not learned until the last

Ibor, Mich, is chosen honorary vice
president-general of D. A. P. at 33rd.
2continental congress at \\ ashington.l

 

 

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SOUTH NOB‘VALK

dav of the convention of the plan 5 .
Immigration 013109“ in “esmmix. Y.. \vhr‘rc they were the guests to nonfinnic “an-en G Harding Road." Another talk of vital inter- E
Waitington arm‘s: Cighfce“ Jan—.09 1chniv.cs 'Did you see Harry Sinclair est to Grangers will be "\tht Vn- 5 For afternoon or evcnlng. for
anese. said to 111m; been smuggled? o o o Ithcrc?" asked Senator \Vaish. ”cups of Fruit “'ould 1' Plant for 5 sport or strcct. McCallum Silk _’ . .
into United States. . . 1' Louis Notak. 11 student at the “ch. I did see him." 9 the Home or Commercial Orchard." 5 ': Stockings meet the roquircincnts '
“:fume. Duse, noted Italian tragedy L‘ranklin and Marshall college, "Was he something of a factor by Robert Mills. a supervisor of : E or any costume for any occasion. _ _ Free Deliver _ _ _
229' ‘5 threatlencd “Iizllagimugiuni‘: Philadelphia. is visiting his parents. there?" one of the largest estates in this i : $1 9_ P d U ' - ' y
‘ , i! TENT“? “3 C“ C ‘-' Mr. and Mrs. L. Novel; of Fort "Not that I know of." village. € ' a 1'. an .
:ggrsgourghfhate; 5 am“ his depar ram; street. "Did you 1:111; to him about Gen. The Problem of building a state : - ' p. % VICTORIA BLOCK -— RAILROAD AVE.
.2 nce o a e ' ‘ E ' -
‘ re from Paris for I GE 'loutllg‘t.i . . .: S The Ne En RYAN CO. I
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on he plans to spend Is 01 8 § BUdapeSt il'Ilnlster ;

use of his enjoymcnt of night life
establish-

 

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Montmarte dancing

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5- Former Secretary of Navy Dcnby

' address at Adrian. \iich. ., atfirms
was fully responsible for initia-
n‘ of policy of leasing government

611 reserve to private interests.

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Schultze’s Saturday Specials.

42c lb.
30c lb.
23c lb.
38c lb.

 

 

The Good Kriday evening services
at the Hungarhn Reformed church
were conducted by the Rev. Joseph
Bircha of Budapest. Hungary. The
Rev. Bircha was entertained during
his stay in Norwalk by Rev. Gabriel
Dokus. at his home in Lexington
avenue.

During the Easter services,

 

Young Hen Turkeys :7. . . . .
Boneless Veal Roast . . . . . .
Puritan Skinned Hams

- Young Roasting Chickens

 

 

Textile Store ,
”WITC.I‘.“.‘.°'.‘.... 75c

Printed Crepe from 596 yd. up

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3? ‘Miss Anna. Lanscn of 1 Pleasant
Greet has resigned her position with
R. &. G. Corset company and
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*mpany. .Dokuh will be assisted by‘ R‘ev. E
7,3. ‘Alcxandcr Bojhe of the '1‘th 03 cal chccla. I
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$1.231. ‘1... 2.52:.“ I afarzizeezzsss Smft Premxer Hams ..... 22c 111 “'37 M” W“ $2" 0 I Angevme F urmture Co
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Boston Rolls

24clb.
Smoked Shoulders 12 1-2c lb.
PorkRoast l9clb.
Fresh Shoulders 12 1-2c lb.

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~ Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, So. Norwslk
_ 39 and ‘3 Main. Street, Rorwalk
Westport Georgetown Darlen Stamford lilo! Bock Bridgeport

Thcrc' s spirit in
them, and there' s
reserve in them.

The choice you
make depends upon
how you feel about
things.

T19: 7’rice

a: low a;

$40

Others as Low
as $27.50 ,

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