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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 3, 1924 · page 2

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Senate’s sProceedings
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we. Billy Guava. ltonard'n man-
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BUSHEN'

Mrs. E. W. Lewison 'At-
tacks Transportation
Du Reasons For AD- For Children -'~ Gun
. peel For Aid For Dis-l
.ftreu in Europe

Club Elects Oficers

 

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‘4... rrr- ~an: :ake ploy-v.- saturday The
as! laqnvrrrd with thing:
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1.. - l'x-rn- Gun club. l! is x
6-! a shoot war;-

:rtrrvl to takr- part.
.‘x'rvnng "n r-rganxzafion meet-

2'L‘ rims “are Magma and rrfrngh.
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'f the rpm/1M,- a? the .ral'j; of the":
Aim-«u! whip-Lara Endeawr rotit'i‘s'
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John .AJlnhon ,lntcrlor altera-

not! in “'th fili‘llll“. cost 32.9w.

H. C. Cnapm. garage m Act-shins

rt: 1.9. cost 34"“.

Harry till-nrtsnnll. garage in Flax

 

 

 

Can’t Understand thef
Clemency Shown to;
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The conditlon of the road- in
A Weapon 01".! which school children
Ear. Costa:- are (Ci-:25”: :o era-:4 to and from.
Luann; in When. r943" was u'tacked Thurudzyi
to candltl'fis .r: Armem: —4.-:::>t ‘t-j.‘ Hrs. £.1".I/.wison at 3.
9-“!ng the 8631 of Fir.-
nre to consider the school depart-
.-r.o' "w: - Ludzr-z {or net: year. Mn,

WASHINGTDX.1L1¥ .
at Mountain IA. .dis. 'ormer Fed-E
mo Judge at Chiago and cor ti»
in: of baseball. was all-2d yesterday .
Daugherty invest? 51- .
tlrm to tell 0! the nausea Imposed
pardon lacer gran: ed
to Philip Grooeman. a {or-me: Ch. .
rage saloon keeper.
(fr-bi {ion law flotation;

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

.’/‘I» .se-rl also invited the cuckoo! com-
1-». era-4.2.?“- and finance board members
m nit: in the has used {or trans-
i;or.z:g rhndren. a t‘ehirie thicfr
.‘she cherac‘erizef. u “arrhic. un-
sanl’ary and nothing more than a'
:r. U‘QE h“?! coop."
‘ [rang Perri-r. chairman of the
' roam! H expTained that the
. ended doing something ,; . .
Aa‘n 1:: tea :a': about the burl:'
..Z ,i:’.3Y£-'r r._ p. fldmg the transports-Z
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six witnesses who vii
geld whiskey.
of contempt
Previous wanes“: hare

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Corre- 1.9:: ‘as trope.
Grog-mar: was. :53». to forests:
incarceration and finally :Neér-g
:icy from Frost-

 

 

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:rr‘reue of 3:3“.- ore:
year. 0: this in-
w.;: b fer increased '

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Edward R. Berry. discoverer o? the method of making clear fused quart:
in quantities, holding some of the quartz mixing in his '

 

'qu-‘ml in ‘ne man's sentence (or corn;

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-‘ t u in T1 .'.'!.".h’r! and {retrain an \yhnckq- “rude to Jud‘c.
Senator “‘hr'rrlrr rear!
’landls a no
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iGrille-mum pardon 2::

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ECARUSLE TIRE
FACTORY SOLD

another manufactur-
ing err'lvrn to the many in Slam-
lorrl became known yesterday when
Harris Construction
of the factory

liormcriy occuplcd by the
Tire Company to the. Liberty Elec-
tric Corporation of Port Chester. N.
became known.
It is understood that the Liberty
which manufacturers
electrical supplies and radio goods,
“in more its equipment to
ford immediately.
50!) people will be employed at the

 

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l’zu? Goldberg or Bridge-port hilt-g
.lzs-ml The t‘rvnrpo flrnfii home of‘

 

 

 

the Ti .zdr- school

Mr' \‘s‘. F. I'Irry of Sylvan road.
:H. entrrzalrllng her niece. Mrs. Chan

 

 

 

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Mrs; Hose lzusnrll principal ol‘
. .34 p- 1mm, has rr-turnfid to her;
lib-Mr: d 5"!) onl duties after an ill-l

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‘Jary Lolmflo: Brooklyn. ha.I

tan; her parents, Mr. and Corporation

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throw (a: Sill.
rmz'. .K lav nl‘lclz “as witnessed by

 

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'lmg Inspector George H.
if‘ai.11":l laeunl the following bund-

 

EParis Indifierent Over
Carpentier’s Win
Over Townlcy - Had
to Catch Train

 

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ardrrs. “he learned of
rat‘- a characterm-c
... show/it. . T‘e (.727
fircssc’l was 2r}: (:2
E $0 cart}: As there
defined opinion on
that Carpentlcr
fourth many bezs
3.1312..- round.
ked upon as a set
to Carpenticr's trip
31215:. and sporting
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that the :1ng *3
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. 's desire to get i)
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of Polo-rm!!! 2'. Mot?
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rs are declared

 

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for Dutch liar—
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for Olympic Match

I‘.\.l;l:~'. ‘Jr 3.—-.<a:-n _Gooéman.
”gr: M 1’20 Amrrztzn Olympic
‘r-y team. 1123} smcn o.’ the mom-
~ A: of the horn who had remained
Errand v: Art the othcrs came
’0 122713 r-rcrnz‘r. reached here

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

nan now is
Atzdcs scho ar
an '2‘.“ Oxford tiarnuzilv)ut 1h
lie w , . ti‘; Amcncan:
in Pans shorny. He is in perfect
conduit-n and who: not 590-} the
cs. training which the other
era of the team viz; have to
un-E'rgn brforsz the rogular cont
‘l'izr Amt rirans had a hard we

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:ho om. is}: of 22"." French rugby ted:

 

 

the Harris Construction
refused to name the price involved
in the transaction yesterday.

 
 
 
 

 

 

__4___.—————————
Dlshes can be washed and bottles
cleansed with a new attachment for
kitchen sink faucets.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Hill road. cost. 3. "

 

CHAPTER XCVI.

‘ Sla'ml railed Fred at the office
~9he iol'owmz morning. He arranged
$90 ha 11: 1:12“: with hor. “Some-
thing lmpor’ant to tell you," he ex~
plane-ll.

i '5'. “rain-2w is a surprise to get
‘1 lunar-um int-nation from you,"
gone hush“! uhrn they were seated
in a lamb: onaEMc renaurant. "It
tm' ( often X can. in such stylé."

"l'm in a jam: Mabel and you
;can lucky me out' he told her. get-
”’18 (loin 9'» ’5': subject immediate-
ly.

An attentne expression of inquiry
wan lie-r response.

"1 :11 going to tell you the truth.“
he began. waterinzl‘x. "While Eve-
lyn was away I met -thls Miss
Schwartz—you know her. I took
her out. to dinner uveral times and
we got chummy. Jun 3 sort of
friendship you know. Well. one
night when we were returning from
dinner, we had that accident. She
had to go to the hospital. and was
laid up for a. while. I felt pretty
bad about it-not because I cared
anything about it, but because .he
was in my car, with me. when it
happened.‘.

“I wanted to do something to:-
her. so I paid for a. dress she bought.
I paid for it with a. check. I forgot
1.0 get it at the bank and destroy it.
and when Evelyn came back she got
hold of i‘ or course. I couldn't ex-
plain it to her like this. She would
think ther’e was something wronx in
our relations. 80 I told hu- that I
gate you a. dress 161* your birthday.”
mint nodded under-numb

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

will give you a dress tor your birth-

 

"Ybu're a. fool for ever letting
,that Schwartz woman
A friend or mine told me
what she ts—aust a. common gold-

 
 

“I don’t think she is the sort of
woman you believe.
argue about that.

 

but don't let's
“‘ll ‘fou help

 
 
 

“.‘lnd you will really-Eglt’e
new dress?"

 
 
 

he replied, a

 

little impatiently._
- "But suppose she asks molten?"
"Don't let her do it.
you see her and betore she men-
tions it. tell her *nbOut the nice dress
I gave you for your birthday."
She was thoughtfully silent.
"“‘ill you?” ~
"then will you glve' V
I ought to haw? it to show

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

to. t the lo-Ruulan
.Mconmfer moon. fronAtnfif the for.
sin Damion. Left to
.135 (in front): Preobro

Kontutol undo"
below Mlle.

 

. You're nupposed —tb
have had it some time.
to look old. .
that you bought since

 
 
 
 

Haven't you got one

 
 
 
 

By the time they were ready to
leave the luncheon table. all or the
details of the falsehood had been
manufactured.

 
 
 

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ofthoyearmconvenedwh'en

 

 

 

 

fimotSovletRnssia
anddtlle‘Engllsh xovernfne’ut
met in London to negotiate u
Wmnmmu
Premier MacDonald of Britain.
“to limudute the vast and bring
about peaceful {flattens in tho

,4 'g m!‘

 

They strode into the
gather. and gushed ”atoll- way into
the crowd. At a. omer. Mabel sud-
denly caught at Fred‘s arm. ‘7 ‘

“There's Evelyn. Who’s the man
she' a with. ’"

Fred town! the pair in the crowd
on the opposite sidewalk. ' .

 
 
 

macaw
£03m in laudon and

aim: oommlssar 'of finance;
“chairmanof tho-01kt
«fillet the

to: damn. what union,
ud’nnachinko.

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

Women'wero in the

 
 

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approx :3 “5&13"

 

p,.;A:..--..~.~.r_. of Juricc fromi

231—} rvaszzrc is rrad? to:

 

 

i'hr- RAY. Pram-.5 Sash,
i mtmber.

s 27.2.. Trgcs 19. and‘

.uance 1;; Mat-‘3‘. IACOL‘ET. 15 1-: “'es
of rxarrzin-E
'lmry “'11-ch .’
212;}. Burza‘; ads in tho '{Cxl;;’r\‘:- -

 

late home. Tuesday afternoon a' ::

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

Insurance Rates to Be
Boofied 0n Those
Who Disobey—.
Green’s Body On

Way

DASBL’EY. "‘3' 3 —DIZ‘.b.l. .
property OW‘fltfa and tram-.11 v. -9
’311 to mme I'l'ta' me 617 .irn rr. -
anal, Chief Peter Batista. cor.

a are hanrd at»: heir-g notif.:d ti-
do so may find .4: their ins-ra’r':
rates have been ...::casri. . "in; ch .
recently took t..e matter :2; wx': '
Connecticut branch 0: ti». National
Board of EreL ndcnr‘iters with the
result. that the commlt'ee has agr-
to increav. the rates of those- 7:52.55:
thorn complaints are rcg‘sarcd.

O O O

The body of Vi. Hat. Greet. Dar.-

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 

Petersburg.
21!. ls expected to err:
ti: 1! seeing. Tac- b:

,
Pezersburg Thursday. a
try Mrs. Green.
(use: al 19:: zit- s v,
. - home a. G: to": I".

 

 

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day 5515:9001: a: it": o'”
eerdct-s ‘21; be (and
Re". A. C. Co's-urn
James’ Episzozxa. churcs.

The honorary heart's 1:}: he pr"
mints: hat manu. aczur (rs and '
res: men in Th2: ch. )3. G'r-
’fr vears corn-1:39. ‘ tr .
ustry in D2:;':ry and “as 2': 1-»
.1: ore-idem 01":2 H01". (21':-
a-l‘} contrast can—rs c.’ ";
EGroers founded 2:: 1.5 f... ..
la“: o..n “1 Green.

 

 

 

 

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ac;— (‘r‘mral Dah ‘8?!" mb€rfi
l’. 3! .asnlzgfo'l 10 2:! u

then by the
in Grer-nKL:
to the Greta
0' Columtos.

It: addstion .o the D
“133':er :‘:rr‘: ar

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5 Par-.‘njrians 13:0 :2: . -
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Groom: ac:

 

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‘1 3‘3“ Governor “'tl-'

Greenwich High scliocf. a

 

Obituary

The ran :5 cf Rev. .t'xa'n
Purdy. n to dwd at ...e home

 

strict. acre removed today to Rox-g

11-: re? err. icrrs u-..~_-~

 

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n m “'hitncy snumx.
“arrcn “'hz'tnc-y Sn:..l:. Ci. ized

 

car.- )' this morning 5: 12.5 loom-L Ill an:
lidiic avenue. alter a. brirf lilmssflhfi‘w'
illc is surxltcd by n: ma“; 0.1.4:..- w.
.daughtcr. 9112.37 Carne 513:5" ' E E
* sons Harry. Lotus. V

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hank Shu'eE: all of 3"”:‘i -
brothers, l-‘risbie 5"; tel. of; V
burg. 2". Y.. “‘xizram $rufcx

Brockxx‘ile Center, L. I '=“ two sis-I “

tors, Mrs. Ernest Prc?! of F2; ‘0:-
ham N. Y., and Mrs D Kolii- 1 Pas.
ble 0' L.- til 9 Port N. Y.

The funeral will be held from

o'clock. Rm. Andrew F. Chamber-
lain o! the South Born-33k Methodist
church Id; officiatc and ban-la: w:
be in the ’a...i§y pic: in Rivera-i:
cemetery.

 

 

Midi-cl J. lichen.

Funeral scrn'ccs for Michael J.
Golden, of :9 Cedar street. wiii b»;
held from the late home at 2:33
Monday afternoon from the E31:
home. Rev. Alexander Hamil:
will omciate and burial Will be in
Rivet-sir) ccmcten‘. At the graxe.
services will be conduc: ed by the
I. O. O. F. and members 0: t ..at or-
ganization will be pall- bearers. The
deceased is survited by one soft.
Hugh and one brother, Frank 0.
Hartlord.

 

“1mm mt: Mumford

The funeral of “'infield Scott
Hanford is being held from the late
home. 133 East avenue. this uftcr-
noon. at :89 o‘clock. Rev. Huber:
B. B. Poole, rector of Christ church.
will omclate. Burial will be in nix--
erslde cemetery.

 

Robt. 31. “float

The funeral of Robert M. Wilcox
will be held from the Masonic Tern-
ple, South Main street. tamer-cow
attcmoon at 2 o'clock. Rem Les-
ter '1‘. Mallet-y of the South Norwa‘ k
Baptist church will ofliciate an
burial will be in Riverside cemetery.

 

Haiti Sends Rifle

Team to Olympia

PORT-AU- HPRLVCE Halli. May“ ..

 

~—The rifle tum or the Gendarmerie
4' Haiti has lett for France to take
part in the Olympic and internation—
al rifle matches to be held a: Chal-
ona and Rhelms, respectively. in
June. Major Gen. D. C. McDougal
Chief or the Gendarmerle, and Col.
onel H. L. Smith. both of whom
have captained winning Marine
Carp: teams in the American nation
al matches. are In charge at the
team, which number's two Haitian
lieutenants and six non-commission—
ed oflcers.

Threxpenses of the team are em-

ered .01er by \olunnry contribu-
tions by oficers and men of the
Gendarmerle. The riflemen will be
Haiti's only representatives in the
Olympics.

 

Cult Heck, Silvennine cartoonist.

recently dubbed the write? a “radio
inut." But cum. himself, has fallen
tortheh‘teotctcrazes. Hem
wen talking over quotations with
"1313c.” Byxbee. But. then. Clix
llvlni in We as he does. is
”Wflmaewsoftheout-

 

 

 
 

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nipulatc a g ’
back to lines
the world‘s cc-r.

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“'ALKIZR A N n T
PHI LADELI‘i; l I A.

 

I
vesterday signed a c T1793" ‘

Lew Tendlor.
weight for U2" “0
Phllade‘ phia. .\'a 1.2.31

 

The men ““"e
and Gunnis
and the bou
decision under
law. The tu'onwt‘”:s
sauce to the right"!
stat-lettered in Lhe Stale-

Ph..aue]phla T"
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