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LOS ANGELES, May 17.—L-EdnL
no. Wallace Hopper. actress and ,
exponent, of rejuvenation. an«_
nounced today that she would
be married to a former British
Army vofficer in- Ehina. next
month. the Los ,Angeles Examo
iner says. She declined to re-
veal the name or her prospective.
Taking No ChanCéilLL_L
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“1— " mango...“ SO.NORWALK GREATSENfi-ow DECREE FROM TO HANDLE“ 13:33.3“ “at
Too.
Gets
Ruth Smith, Aged 5,
Has Fractured Skull
—Accident in South
Called “Too Severe” in
Sentencing Taylor
Ave. Lad to 15 Days
NEGRO INDICTED.
Company Pays Tribute
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\, YOUNG HUSBALND
WOman Tells
Darien
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‘ - 1121‘?er Main Street ' In Jail 7 F G R M. U R D E R fie Founded,“Honors C o u r 1: She Gave porates Along Lines New Canaan Justice
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~ DRE—“ER HELD
J. thrilling scrim; of "detective"
stories, printed in a cheap magazine,
Grand Jury Finds True
, .When Howard W. Gorham came
Spouse $12,000 4 In-
junction to Séve For-
Of Rockefeller Foun-
dation
Holds Feur in $253
Ball and Gustafsdg
w the dir- __L_ .
a . Over Thomac- J R yl “or: read with avid interest some t" ”N . , .
' ' e 0f weel‘s a o b' Fred R. Newton. 18 - 0 email: yesterday to make his
’ -_. ever 1:314:13 Stamford Says H 8 years oldg of Taylor avenue. He was Blll 011 Charge 9f 22%;“ Emiticuy' BaidfeportL 108$ a tune . WESTPORT May 17 ——Edward T In $500—What Em
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‘ musxcal ' ' so taken With, admiration at tile Kllllng Chill-lama“. In corhe‘d home one £01; hiuorwa k wtel _ " " Becford. president of the Corn Prod- Clalms L .5
:; were also in as erlng S10“'ly smooth expions of me burglars 9 . . ’lthou h M L . 5011s. or (Lay-haired and feeble. Ada. .1. net: company -ot New Jersey. and
\\- r-- lllefis’ Wh Ch'l l~‘5hose exciting adventures were so Bridgepor :0 “in iffc’orham h” made his Wilson Gill: ‘38 years 01d 01’ Darien, wealthy resident here, has founded . . - _ . ,
nrk being en 1 d Stepped enticingly revealed in fiction that he tom r geport [or the past nine— took the stand before Judge John \V. and incorporated the Btdtord Fund. Sta-£9 Policemen deax‘d BeamL'
Fr C decided he "(11 *its to determine if \I d ' hp rrst dc ree carry- en years, he was born and brought Banks in Superior Court, Bridgeport a benevo‘cnt corporation under spe- and Lilarlcs Comstock placed in.
- =~~ ood 0m llrb he to , ould‘brcal: into a house ‘ ‘ m or m I f1 11 1 1 Sb 'qin u up m this City' - M r. Gorham has yesterday afternoon and asked for a cial ha {e “on the state and siml- NOI‘WNK men under al‘rESt s'esteC-*
: dgtb _“ " i). C . \ .2 ' 1 mg a penalty 0 (can n- ani' g d returned to 3° into the printing decree of divorce from her 33-year- c r r 3 , 1: ’ d u t day afternoon on warrants chm.
“ 9 el . 5cm” .“as “More Jim“ “a,“ “ CO“"‘°“°“ ‘5 “und' ‘3 ““3" business with his (other, Joseph w. old husband Francis L Hall Gill of 1‘“ w the Emme‘l" 9““ .a °“- ‘ breach at peace and assault on ma;
‘ 7": “‘50“ and Ruth Smith aged five vears. of 58 m the cnmmal supenor court Ct “gains: James NiChOIS: ”Warm” Goihem. with the idea. or eventually that town I ' “I“ learnt“ “em toaa)’. ”trough ris (Dick) Moriarity recluse o‘ the,
1! one mus‘ Meadow street is suffering from a Bridgeport yesterday afternoon South l\orwalk negro. m a. true bill takingowsr the business. First married 40 years ago Mrs litigeerdtfsorgagleingyagileglifefiéigcetg; Huckleberry section of WW1 .
. -; at the .
3;“; it. , said. Lto have sentenced him to 15 Isngro‘cgirng:suggfiiuigot2:;riiziol)‘: departing fldVis’Q‘ciEjW’“ presented “'“h . “3635’ would “0t 81“? 0‘“ “1L9 ““031“ Accompanied by M'ills he Knocked
>sl'_.;l l. ' days in Jail for carrying concealed I-' 'L '13”; Di h _.n b: L3 801d watch Th appreciation of of the Bedlord Fund, nor is the an- at the recluse's door and ya: “L.
weapons. ‘0" a Lr ‘1 me “' app" L' the untiring 9. His he has put forth , nual endowment to the Y. M. C. A. mitted Gustafson . h .
1.- » . . fore the grand Jury although his in the interest t‘the DeMola since - 4 . 53” e ”M “9‘
- POOL Judge Marvin declared he didnt Case is listed on the trial docket ts.- by V _ 10 bomade public. rlari.) he “as the game warden“
L;._oi‘lfircy take very much stock in the boy's The jury was excused-yesterday with the 1nstitut4gnLMoI the Bridgeport , . . desired to‘see the skin o't the deer“
story that he had gotten his notions no date set for its reappearance dur- Chapter. two 3W3 ago. . . said to have been in the hermit‘s
Fancy— - of crime out of books. He acted in mg the prescnt session Qicphen T L 43'1”” 0! uLLtrlbLute to him in the TAG DAY FOR DOSSCSSiOXL MMiamy. he chin“.
e - - * - ' ..Molay Advlsdr" roads as fol- . - .
U reipmhse to 22m?” Dworesvs Pmmer 0f Shelton was grand jury ‘ 7“ .,- " At. a. mom the Nor-wall. L $52921; goifi “infirm“; hmmsm
p ‘a. owever, atflewton be iven e vn, ‘ ~ ‘ ‘» . ‘ ' ' .-.. ~. . e . '. . . ¢;9c+:- e . — r? .. >. ; 9" ,~.‘, .
St- JOhns IJOdge GueStS an opportunity to go straight ugnder for m4 ,€§;¥§f i, 3‘1?“ ’99 i g”? %:%tk§ held Sigma- km 7 . shoes 3' Lillie“ or putting on m.
raid. ' W supervision of a are a ff ce _ . .2. Z ’, ‘ay’ 5 é” don t e lo lowing o cers . shoes , or arty. it. is alleged, Mad.
“Gnu. See F111“? Oi '9 had never been agresiledobe‘forre, Re T R1. Lnfgrmifduifgfltm‘m? 0:331:56. 21?; were elected: Regent. Mrs. George for a. rifle which he tried to turn ,
y-zI—Luigi doah and Her Ail" . 0:" 5’? tiwn and ”an: it wgzld be E. Mathews; vice-regain. Mrs. ' on {finisher}? Gustafson. In use
' . _ George R. Barnum: record ng secre- . scu e w ic followed. it is allegedf
plane Lecture GETS MAXIMUM 2L6;Sisaai;{goruhémptegizeigsnclfizspag tary' Mrs. \Villiam E. Mathews: cor- The Near East Relief Local Com- liloriarty received his injuries. McL-
““— This news came as a, blow not only responding secretary. Mrs‘ T' 13' mittee has almost completed its can— mart)‘ Was bound and taken to the
-i wept {O the members of the DeMolay Wickwire; treasurer. Miss Clara Ma- V355 or the city in behalf of the Ifldgefield barracks of the state po-
‘ "Lwrgcs Over two hundred attended the Chapter but also to the whole Ma- pies: treasurer Emeritus. Mrs. B- M- fund. including today’s Tag 13352 1109- - ‘
"Ladles‘ Night" held last evening at sonic Fraternitv where he was as Andrews: ”3‘5“?“ MI‘S' LeRoy Among those who have assisted as The warrants for the arrest of the
~ Day)-—— the Masonic temple in Berkeley well thought 0} as in' our Chapter. Montgomery: registrar emeriLtus. solicitors are: Bliss )[argareLt R. local men were signed ,by Grand
street by St. John's Lodge, No. 6. "He was interested in everything Mrs. Robert Van I‘ruren: historian. Brcndlinger. Mrs. Douglas hash, Juror George Loote. of \Vilton, at
iii-hard F‘ and A‘ M' Included in the #— that spelled goodness to mankind. MW“ “0139” F‘ “'3“ librarian. Mrs. Miss Mary Rider. Mr. Milton Ll— the instlgnauon of State Police Serc
““053 0: the occasion Wére many E W0 th L f Not every man would have done as George C- BMW”; chaplain. Mrs. 3- wood, Miss Mabel Thomas, Mrs. P. Seam C. lxeliy. The investigating
l‘snce) members of the Eastern Star. ' p r e a g u e 0 he has done It is one in a. thous- M. Coburn. - Irving Smith. Mrs. George G. was ordered by Sergeant Kelly.
The principle feature of the en- __ E a S t Ave. M. E. and that ma; come near to what he Brown. Mrs. Charles D. Rogers. t’the its: police say there m‘
tertainment was the. showing of two - , . - t ‘ ' ‘ Mrs. A. Hyde Cole. Mrs. Ster ing. a Leas Gen men in the pal-('3’
films. The first of these depicted WldOW Of Man Burned Church to Present ?;:ta:?:n;1:§8h:idm 3; exit: 3:111:11: MISS Allce Sghubert Miss Ferguson, Mrs. F. L. Lamson. which motored to Moriarty's homo
‘grsblh- the American dirigible Shenandoah T0 Death in Gara e “P l. P. ,, wonderful start but also a we“ 0,- Entertalns At Inn Mrs. William Tracey. Miss Sally on the night in question. Gustafson
Stx‘ick— under construction and its injuries g llZz Eng lerson ganized Chapter which we are all ltctts. Mrs. Victor Biart, Mrs. A. J. was t‘alled into the case followinng
by Storm. The Other film showed Here Gets Total 0f Ma 28 enjoying after his ard work. It is Rummlcr. Mrs. Mullings. Mrs. Neil meeting of fox owners held at the
3 navy and army airplanes in action. y needless to gather data. or his vari- Miss Alice Shubert entertained :1 Pierce_ Mrs- John ~Merriman. MYS- 1101119. or Percy St- 3011!! in the 511-
I _. Lieutenant Roman J. Miller of the $5,016 "—’—“ Gus activities. It is a. real fact large number of friends last evening Frank Bennett. Miss Rosalia, Jesse, vcrmlne district. \V‘hen the deputy
navy afiafion station at Lakehurst, The Epworm.LC{g1}e 0f the East which we all know and will rcmem- at a dance at the Royal James Inn. Mrs- DEW!!! Bliss. Mrs. Stephen Chr‘ game warden received the 0°um
9 Alien N< J., one Of the principal naval 3"" Mrs. Ruth Block of Bositord, Avenue "Ie‘h‘met lmlscor'aul has se- ber as long as we live." Among those present, were Misses ford. Mrs. Ira Gregory. Mrs. Charles he ask Simon. one of those under as:
ation headquarters in the United widowed mother or three minor chii- Cine"! the enguiynwm 0:. 13.112211“; Mr. Gorham has been an active Elizabetth Polzer, Dorothy Skelly. E. Iv‘rink. MFS- Chatlflon NO‘VbOi‘n. ”St. to drive him to Moriarty.
\ Logic V. Slates lectured on the use of the dren, was yesterday awarded com- Ilerson one ul Connecticuts most member ofa number of fraternal or- Margaret O'Rcilly, Margaret Scully. Mrs. “'illiam T. \anLScoy, Mrs. A. B. -home. On the way there, they
airplane in peace and war times. pensation totaling $5,016 for the loss famous )lysllllers. . . ganizations. among which are the Dorothy Frey, Elizabeth ‘Weckcs. Cleverley. Mrs. Clinton Rowland. picked up Constable Reilly.L Nel-
rgr-s A. He also gave an interesting descrip— of the support of her husband, Her- A program or the prestldlgltorial Odd Fellows and the various Mason— Faye Durning. Margaret Jarvis, Mil- Mrs. P- 3- Barrett. Mrs. 0001-3": the" 0f the "‘0: it is understood.
tion of the Shenandoah. He was man Block, who died March 23, in Art :1”. Lth.‘ Pl'Fsemf-‘d! “ ednes- ic bodies. bUt he has resigned from dred Luther. Audrey Shine. Martha. Smith. Mrs.LRalph Gregory, . Mrs. had any knowledge of the meetingL
:1 Svho- officer-otethe-day in charge or the the Norwalk Hospital from burns day .la) 75 at S p.1n. _ active membership in these organi- Chinsky, Helen Prendergast, Erna. “‘illiam Ferris. Mrs. LFrancis INOl‘tLll- of the fox hunters held earlierin
‘ dirigible a. few minutes before "- suffered during the course of his em~ . The 01.31”“ Mathis entertainment zations that he may devote. his 911- “'imprheimer. Marion Young, Fran- rop. Miss Charlotte hetzinger, 33133 the evening,
i . ~ ll. bI‘ORG 10058 from "5 moorings under ployment at the Berman and Stein— 2.5 L29 aLslesttLtLllc 1P3??? Pdeople In tire time and energy to the business ces \l‘ing.'$ara Riordan. Edna. Gor— Helen Ketzmger, 311:5: Geill‘fi: ‘Iim: LACCOLX'Ldlng tLo Moriarty. GLustafson.
' i: .. “-l illil‘V— high winds and almost destroyed. berg garage. South Norwalk. 0 lpp 3, 0” “>310“? ' which he has entered. and to the den Beatrice Lowndes. Elizabeth burgh. Mrs. Harry ayes: ‘ .- (if; Sllk' 3””5’ S‘m‘?“ and Reilly cam
1.1... “’hile he was not aboard at the The award. made by Commissioner ___.__._._____._. welfare of the community in which Scoficld. Blanche St. John, Eleanor 1115393 Mrs. Edward 1:" eed, ‘_ “ WL the door Of his iCitrrntlouse telling
\ ,., , . time. he gave a. splendid description Edward T. 1‘,uckjngham in Bridge- Country Club Ready he now lives.e He was also an an Davenport. Isabelle Schubert and \V’llliamctta LO. Bash. MrifiVVigilzLXLY‘: him that a wagon had been swim:
‘ " .— yumes or the Wild (“'19- port. 00“"5 313 “T?“ at $15 a F T - tlve member 'of the Bridgeport Irwin Holmes. Philip Wehle. Ladue Gamer. Missufiargéggg‘; Dayfs MEL nearby.L and that they Lwanted to
, L... calm. The overture t0 the picture “'35 week,.- and is the max1mum amount 01‘ ennls Season Chamber of Commerce and an 8550- and Ward Vi‘hipple. Thomas and ‘Vil- McClellan. . 53 iii 'Fred 'Wioran look mer the wagons 1? m. shed.
U A. \‘n ‘ c: played by an orchestra led by Prof. allowed “ml” the State ‘Vorkme‘VSl -————— ciate member or the American 80- liam Hogan, Charles Burns, Maurice Mildred Horner. , m. i‘ b rt bone of 1h." men, Moriarty 535"
.‘frm" “'illiam A. “'ellnitz. pianist M155 Compensation Act. The amount due At a meeting of the Tennis 0031- ciety of Mechanical Engineers. J. Fineson. Edwin Kaiser, Edwin Mrs. LJohn Gloyer. MTS- ‘0 ‘3 identified himself as an officer and . L 3
“to the Eloise Shove sang several 5010-“- to date and the funeral expenses llliltec of the Norw‘aik Country Club Twenty-five years a‘go, when Nor- Stevens, Frank Abbott, Edgar Rhode, Benedict. no Search Warrant was shown 31ng "
Others who sang were Mrs- Edward were ordered paid in a lump sum held Thursday night at the club, it. walk had a Y. M. C. A.. which used George s. Lockwood. Eugene Mit- Those who acted as captainsF for When the party proceeded m.
R. Sherman and HarryLI. Sterling. without discount. Was decided not to accept the invita- to meet in the old Sentinel building chell. Irving Foote, Joseph Smith, Tag Day “'C'Te- MTS- LC- }’ rey. ransack the farmhouse. MoriartgLL
Refreshments were served by a Block met his death in an unusual lion received to antenihe mixed dou— next to the Gotham Press in 'Eliza- \Villiam Horton. . George Clarke. Team 1: Mrs. Franc“! 13°";mp' says, he grabbed his rifle. Hg dud
committee headed by Clifton M8919 way. On March 14 he was transfer- bles oi the New Canaan Country beth street. and later in the house Paul McElroy, Mark Donahue. Har— Team}; 1175- A. 1% 1135C}: ns. T221: clares he was then set upon by tiff;
The entertainment was arranged by ring a. can of gasoline film“ one 590‘ club Tennis Tournament, to be held where Dr. “‘olfe now lives. Mr. Gor- old Skidd, Martin MeDonough. 3; .MTS- C133”? k. 3g"; am 5. party and held on the floor while
1 . a committee consisting 0‘ H- A— tion of the garage to the other. He May 30 and June 1. According to ham was the “Y” physical director. 41; blissh 011:3”ng 8")1‘nea'in 6e Mrs. his legs and arms were bound. Lfleer
to Lind Crampton, James TV. Kelly, R01)?“ carried the can in one hand, while in plans made, however. matcheg will HolyL Cross Beats ass-1131025. Team '7: Miss, Irene. Eafiagilininmfignaétomgiilfildgcacm
T he
fracture of the skull to day as the
result of being struck by an auto-
mobile owned and driven by Thomas
charged with burglary. A sentence
to the Cheshire rciormatory was sus-
pended and he was placed on pro-
of indictment returned to Judge L.
P. \l'aido Marvin by a grand jury in
the Criminal Superior court yester-
day afternoon.
"Mr. Gorham has been with the
Bridgeport Brass company for nine‘
teen years. He started as clerk. and
Gill said, she had been a widow [or
14 years when she was captivated by
her youthful suitor, whom she mar-
wnl be hand.ed and perpetuated in
lee )L...a’ L0 come.
horrible among ..lr. Bediord s giits
Those taken into custody were: 1%
chard H. Gustafsen. deputy gain,
warden; Constable Frank Reilly,
Thomas Silk, Alfred Mills, and AE-
x ”if“ J. Kyle of Stamford )‘esterda ' t e - bation. WOX'REthls way up to .8. tea onsible ' .
) . In noon in South Main street. 3 a t r Between jobs. Newton admitted A 'DQNCh warrant 1111981115 131‘“ d°' executive position. that of x:n'oduc— ”eghfiywifgeatfiiflfdfifty-:3: 2:2: is [he Handsome !' M' C" A' bulid' thur Simon. The five were (alien
. lae ap- Mr. Ryle is reporting the matter yesterday. he fashioned crude burg- gree murder “'33 issued 3" once and don supervisor and assistant to the \Vithin two months after their wed- mg and fiediord house, whichouas before Justice of Peace M. Gregory
..... Les: ever? to the police stated that the Smith lar tools.~ He tried them and says the indictment read to Lthe prisoner, works manager 0f the mill DtOdUCtS ding Mrs Gill said her voung hug- elected at a COS!" 01 more than $-UU,- of New Canaan, where bonds 0;
. girl stepped out from behind a “they worked," on the unoccupied who pleaded not guilty. L110 ‘3 de- division. On his last day at the band hadiobtained'i'rom -hcr nearl" ”00 and whicthas ”“99"” last fall. 3350 Were fixed in all of the canal
: L.l.Lysv-nn- truck into the. path of his car and residence of Mrs. Annie Nash. Ad— fended by Attorney LOL‘W” 0- De' factory; a meeting of all the officials 511000 and she was required .3 m U‘“”‘“‘“ the ”“ud’flg and 8550." except Gustafson. His bonds were "
“€4,th that he put on the brakes m an mission was made by him that be honest. . . . {-t ll' and employes of the company was obtain an injunction to save from c..i.lonLliiay be assured 01 prrman— fixed at $500. The cases were con—
t rocks. Lego” to avoid striking her. but hit stole $100 worth of silverware. l\K‘hOIS- 1t 15 C1.flm“‘d» *1 a 3/ called, and he was presented with dissipation her 559.000 fortune. Eduiiieng‘elzeollfrodi1:3:JEASZLGBS‘K‘E: linued until Friday. May 23. at the.
A L . a - c . ,
wounded Charlie “'00. Chinese laun-
a handsome oak desk and chair, in
Upon a pretense. she said, she
request 01 the accused.
L her with the left front mud guard. A few days after the story in- .. ~ h , ‘
audience knockin her t , _ . d13mal'l ot' (.atherin street. Ch 1 e token of the esteem in. which he was _ . , . , _ emwgcme waning an annual 9800“" Moriar . we. I“!
5‘3 high She “its take: :Eihleadgdrc:n:f Dr :(fiifeeifinbuxii‘algh'CEEa“d:s 2131;251:112? morning of last April 16' hichols. held. .bOth, 'bY his luneriors in Of"iglgsbflfiret‘ngefnotlgtlietagze? till: iii:- m‘mt Which Will be provided irom from thoiganlvuivdliicsgailtxgleibetroehe
.51 of the. \Villiam McMahon where she w ' t d g} _ {3 rd '. . .‘ ' “'“T‘OSSCS allege, ““15 39““ coming flee and by those who worked under ridge and at the time she firmly he. “19 Bedlord Fund even alter the was confined lydnjurie‘z a.“e cd‘! ,
i; 1“" div- treated. {Vie said, that he w as refs? ’ la Luna oun in possession ”Wm the laundry on the flom: 0‘ him. On the dQSk '13 an engraved lieved she was to be t'lken some- donors death. have been inflicted 13‘ t1119 ‘1;ng me: '
s- l--;st. in; between 13 and 14 mils: 3:; 0 tan ancient eroitor m such a “'hwh lay the battered 19"“ ‘1 he“ plate which reads: - where and murdered but instead air. loco.o.d recently purchased under arrest. He claims he {Ira-Lari
.. -. Lam hour at the time he hit her He Eta e of disrepair it could not be arrested after an exciting Lchase. "Presented to Howard “yL Gor- was taken to a sanltorium although tile home and property admitting the victim or a feud between sport-min L _
3: ~- March was placed under arrest - h ischarged. . hlchols was wearing “ 005 m ercoat. mm by his friends 0! the Bridge- her condition did not warrant. it 1' A" U' A' banding easterly‘on past 01 the section and himself and .1 i
1:: .‘iooks oi _ 0“ t 5 His counsel, Public Defender it was said. and bad in his possefl- port Brass Company May 15 1924." » ' unuxca street wncre no is contem- ' ' , '
_ . L charge of reckless driving and re- Robert G DeF t , d 1 io \Voo's ke a. letter in Chinese 1: LL . . she alleged. v . leges he was beaten because he 1-,.
onto m leased under bonds d' . ores , CthrLCSSC . n s n Y. - - Dad Graham, as he is perhaps Judge Banks heard art of the plating the erection 0‘ 3- swimming suspected of having shot two fox '
. .30 “1+ pen mg the OUt' court yesterday dissatistactlon \Vlth characters and 35-13 5‘0”“ from ”‘0 best. known. founded the Bridgeport te tin on . in éha" bc—r pand allo v 1 9001- The— Bedtord race track and hounds and becaus h st Ilia"
laundry 011511 (if-“V“? ’ s I 3 I s ‘ e‘ lieid. near the UUdIOX‘G Sports 0““ 150 acre f.irlli dgatiflst 8115;311:1211
come of the injuries received by the
Smith girl.
200 ATTEND
the manner in which Newton‘s case
was disposed of in the Norwalk
city court. They “Were a little too
severe on him". in binding him over
to the high court. Mr. DeForest felt.
and it was “hardly necessary." he
Throughout the proceedings yes—
terday. although his life is the sac-
rifice asked for his alleged. crime,
Nichols vigorously chewed gum and
was noticable cool of manner.
Chapter of the DcMolay, which was
the first Chapter in the State. On
Friday evening. .May 2. a. farewell
banquet at which over 175 were pres-
ent. ‘was tendered to him by the
Chapter, and on,,this occasion the
Commutation Rates
a. decree.
MRS. MATHEW
in Lireeus rarnis, is also being con~
sidercd by him as a possflole sue tor
the proposed "Y” athletic field.
With characteristic reticence con.
cerning his benevolence, Mr. Redford
On the other hand. Deputy Game
“’arden Gustafsbn asserts he re.
ceived a. complaint that Morin-Ry
had a newly killed deereskih’in his-
possession. He went to investigalfi.
a» sauna
' ; A II. There" no Gtvr . ' l’i . , .
-. . ' about them —— THEY .... The Methodist nunisters and t elr _ . MissRMable Miller. popular 5010- L ed by the Sunday-school orchestra L L
A L» gfifiii THERE EVERY TIME! wivgeizgrt; begins-$.33; :Jisthgh $1ch - Flowers At lerary int, will repea; the 5811?: hamit (13.12;: 2113;112:331 gigs-g e, Holy Cross. de— directed by, Hi; Hamil)? 81b Pager. $20 MovedWhile L
s A 5°“ . ' ——-———- ‘ven at the . 6t . at Y L » L . The accompnn was ,0 .y m- . . L LL
: Mr». J. J. One of these 3:33:13: “south Non-walk last night A (.Im‘ People interested in wild flowers. End in addition render-several solos Ergégham and Farrell Clark mlngs. One 0! the features 01.9,, He was M0 .
» ‘Irs. Thaddeus 801d three For-dam shles & ner was served under theLLauspice: 5110“” “‘5“- the South Norwafk Plibé at Miss M. Lodice Weld’sLanntLlLal 1581,- ' ' . affair was special dances by the L L m
ELLE,“ Mrs. three days for L Mr Koran of Mrs. George B. Temple us no lie Library. Twenty-five speciments .1“. ‘The Enchanted Princess ‘0, be L ; th N Y1“Misses mix-lam Leeand Erma» Cotter. . , . ' L
Ruth-'Howe Rentals “mp“ny' t {heyhud’ Mrs. Andrew F- Ch‘mfber‘am' ”in" are on exhibition, all ‘with eneea— upgesented at the j Regent theatre Ana er j eLW ‘ that The chm-3mg” of. the. play wereL William Mills . resident of »,
‘-::ss Rose Jesse. manager. repel-tattle . buy- hostages of theLoccasipn. . ceptipn, native to this L section of next Friday. night; L LL ,. . To Er ectr Home Here as toilm: street. reportedL to the police _ L
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\ ”(d “l"d Hardwick. piece. Stumbling near La “all. BloClx season with this team and other ten- . Clark At TennlS fifimfigztgé Prendergast Team . Cn the other hand. G“ .30“ “a.“
3 L11" ‘9” face mm'a’d and ‘“ “mm; the 813 teams throughout the state. Upheld By Po Uo C. * . ‘10 s . ‘ elorxarm'rngedt “I; rm; when its;
‘" )‘3‘1 can broke and the steel motor piece The work on the tennis courts. . _ - party V aL t e ours 'aI'iLL
7 Rose- M striking. the cement floor of the 531“ which has been delayed by the vet HARTFORD May 17._—The rates (Specm t° “‘9 sentinel) ’ h T352312 assistegrége 5:351:22? fi'ed'- The “La “lice mun“ “ ”a“? '
a for- age. caused a. spark which ignited the weather is now being rushed. ahd it as’announced by the New York, New WORCESTER' Mass. May 17"- Mefb. qgmnk Bennett Miss Laura let imbedded in a wall in the house
:or a . gasoline. which flowed freely from is expected that they will be in con- Haven and Hartford Railroad and The Holy Cross tennis team won its“ Be in Mrs Ge'orge 'C Brown of the same .caEEbrel as the depth?
53 that Auto Ads That Steer the broken can. .. ditlon Within ten days. L the Central New England Railway third victory in as many starts. (13. ac . . - ' game wardens revolver. GustawLL..L
L The . ‘ Immediately the 3350““?- flames The first event of the season will for commutation tickets in the tax-ll! (eating Clark here “Stem”! 4‘3“ 001 Ch admits arms a. 3h“ toward the ”hug;
r ”new“ Themselves To covered Block. who was slightly in- be the handicap match for club schedules made eaective February W- G. Ward played brilliantly for Sunday SCh .- SS gifting: the “ngge' Wh‘g: use. '
LL we and L 'ured in the fall. and still lying on _ .. the victors while Desautels and r 0 ‘6 ‘ - 9 ,po 9 581? a no 6 e .
J members, for the Lehmaier cup. In 18, of this year, are not more than, , GIVES MISS MQHY’ has been found that the rifle m
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the floor. Hhe jumped up and in
an attempt to put out the flames
leaped through a. window and rolled
on the ground.
Block was taken to the Norwalk
General hospital where he died a
week later.
Methodist Ministers
And Wives At Dinner
and Mrs-Andrew Ly. Chamberlain.
vitations to participate in this event
will be issued shortly. The imatches
will be played during the month of
June.
Tennis was for many years a lead-
ing attraction of the club. and. the
Board of Governors of the present
administration will endeavor tore-
store this sport to its former stand-
mg.
Ehibit of Wild
Clubfi‘LL ' L
just and reasonable and. are non-L
discriminatory," in the opinion Lot
the Public .Utilities Commission in
a. decision made public today deny-
ing the petitions of the commuters
for relief from the rates as announc-
ed. .
Missmmer to Sing
'And Dance at Regent
Brigham scored Clark's twa points.
Summary. singlesb‘
Desautels, Clark. defeated Cullen,
‘Holy Cross. 8—43, 1—6. 6—4.
\Vard, Holy Cross. defeated Loo-
mis. Clark. (ii—4, 6—4.
Brigham. Clark. defeated Doern,
Holy Cross, 6—2. 7—:5.
.Dodge. Holy Cross,‘defeated Far-
!‘ell, Clark, 6—4, 0—6, 7—5.
Doubles: _ .
Doern and Ward. Holy Cross. deo
tented Desagutels' and-100mb. Clark.
“Miss Molly,” a. two-act play, was
presented Thursday night at the
Norwalk Congregational church 'by
the Good Luck Sunday-school clan
of the church or which Miss Anna
S. Good is the teacher. The play
was largely attended and was a big
success. The proceeds of the play
go toward the building fund of the
new church. .
Music during the play was furnish-
nred, it is understood that the dug”
charged bullet from the rifle is {if
the possession or one of the men
under arrest and will be produced
as evidence. ' . ,
The dug-"tide taken from tin
farm was several years old. The
dozen or more m‘en alleged to has;
witnessed the assault will be snub-'-
Friday according to Sergeant W
when thin cues are called. 7
poenaed to appear in'the court nest as.
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