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lzmlauui today conferred
. urs “llh l’rcmlcr Hot-riot.
I I Inntit‘c Minister Dc
ital), Premier Tlicunis of
.lul \mlmssador Kellogg of
.1 Status regarding ways
.. .Ir obtaining an agree-
vv-I-n the delegates of the
.-.I t‘unfcrcnco on the en-
..I‘ who llswcs plan.
~ ‘T.I:Ll‘y dob-gates dis-
nd phases of the
committees of ex-
1 “:4 3r efforts to rcnch
«:1 ‘hc measures for
me fiscal and Eco- ican delegates he added. came to diving at points where the children Across where trolleyssllstand. carrying “m, Amflian “m It
» .3 Germany. It is be- England rejoicing in an amlty which might have 80119 down. They are: 3““ . “-omjcrful 513m, A ml!!!”
of two Loms Duckworth. professional life. Soon youngsters from every direction sight. 0“,, two “mama FWM »
Entered as second-class
South Norwalk. Conn, under
matter at the post office at. .
the Act of March a. 1879..
any).
CLEM L. SHAVER OF WEST VIRGINIA
WHO WILL BOSS DAVIS’ CAMPAIGN
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SEC. OF STATE
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. MONDAY, JULY 21, 192i
EXPERT DIVERS
HUGHES SPEAKS
AT WESTMINSTER
3,000 'American a n d
Canadian Lawyers
Welcomed t 0 Eng?
land in Ancient Hall
PRAISES AMITY
Says There Are No Po-
litical Ends to Serve,
N 0 Differences t o
‘ Compose
—--—-—-‘ I
(By Associated my .'
LONDON. July 21.—With c'eremo- l
nies elaborated by many centuries
of usage, nearly 3.000 American and
Canadian lawyers today were wel—
comed to England 'in ancient West-
minster Hall.
Striking the keynote of the visiting
delegate-5‘ pleasure over the cordial-
ity of their welcome. secretary of
State Hughes of the United States
pointed out that he and his fellow
lawyers of the United States came
with no political ends to serve. no
differences to compose and no poli—
cies to advance except that of under-
standing and good will. The Amer-
had become a. fixed habit
‘Thc shore front stretching between
I seven children.
AID IN SEARCH
FOR ICIIUDREN
Ceaseless Endeav-
or_ Last Night and
Today Fails to Re-
7.3“] Bodies __
'q FATHERS ASSIST
Uptilrned Canoe Only
Evidence 0 f Their
Fate —- Shore Resi-
dent on Alert
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. July 21.—
r‘ayerweather's Island and Penfleld
Reef was the scene of ceaseless en-
deavor last night and today on the
part of scores of persons. to locate
the bodies of seven Bridgeport chil-
dren who are believed to have
drowned last Thursday afternoon
when a canoe in which they were
paddling overturned.
The finding of the canoe. upturned
in mid-sound. remains the only par-
ticle of evidence to the fate of the
Four men. all expert swimmers.
today volunteered their services in
2,300 CHILDREN AT. I
SENTINEL’S PA“
AT ROTON POINT
TWELVE PAGES
Gave vent to a gloomy
Brought silence among
“The picnic had to get
KIDDIES’ DAY
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Before came the all to breakfast
she was shooting to mother below:
“Fix my hair for the Sentinel picnic
Today is the day we go."
Then John in the weatherabove the
."Mother. my trottsers need pressin‘,
My stodtings have holes in. too."
n-om a window appear neighbors cluiln-u
Assembling in alloy and street.
All eager to go to the picnic
Discoursing in voices so sweet.
Asobfromoneofthenumber
Alsaonemishidatiaet.
Thanbang.likothecrackofdoomi
Some fireworks a kiddie exploded
Left o‘er from the Fourth of July.
He explained as he did fly.
They gathered thitt on ‘eacli corner
Kind bluecoats take them in hand
To guide the little ones safely
view.
them and gloom,
started.”
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Twelve .Trolley C a r s?
Crowded With Hap-é
é py Excited Young-t
sters Off for Day’s»
Fun .
. WONDERFUL! '
‘That’s What Washing-
ton Street Said As
; Kiddies Gather for
Outing— Four Were
Late - .
Well. this is the big day for the
kiddies of this city—yes and a few
from “‘iltaon, Georgetown and Da-
ricn, too.
Over 2.300’wont on The Sentinel‘e
Roton Point party today. You never
saw much a aowd of youngsters Is
gathered around The Sentinel ollce
this morning. faces all washed.
clothes all epic and span. the girls
[with gay ribbons in hair, the boys
.. ~ .‘1 be realized by to-
. ”u. ammo“ of peoples intent upon co-operation in saver at Fairflcld beach: Frederick Appearanthelivcly scene 'rcgdy go my (“ether at Norwalk'e
~I‘ “Illt‘ll rt-mains a. ' -——-—-— “IOU-‘3 50h“ McClurg. “'0 summer “Hanan! of nail, Cid kiddies big "1|“th perk. ‘
(Continued on Page Two.) . I-‘Fldt‘ms at the Math» and C3“; With fecesso shiny and clean. I And it. took 12 cars to give them :1
k in lh
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.l the conflict-
l'fll.\‘.1i}' control ad—
I’Il'l'l‘l’fh and Belgian
"Ilmiy, in committee
‘- :mllt
A LA“'YER BY PROFESSION.
GINIA. THE NI'NV ('HAUL‘L‘S t
(111.“ ll. SHAVER OF \VEST VIR-
il~‘ THE BENTOCRATTC NATIONAL
AND “'lIlL DEVOTE
ZCOMMITIES
“'csterbcrg. friends of the missing
boys and girls.
After two hours of almost continu-
nus diving at the mouth of Ash
Creek where the children started out
[on their fatal sail, the searchers re-
Imagine two thousand
All with a purpose single
This picnic of picnics attend.
Determined a good time to spend.
children
. transportation. Superintendent Mac-
!Lean of the trolley company was
jtlicre himself. He had sent down
gtcn cars from the car barns but
iIwhen he saw the crowd in “'ssh-
a ington street he got on the telephone.
(70)!)"1'1‘1‘3‘1. HAS (11"!le I’l’ HIS l‘lh‘t‘l‘lCl‘I
ALL OF HIS TI)IIC TO HIS NI".\\' JOB.
.1 the conference and
Isix instructions how
. .- pro‘rr‘i'ss made by
"I}'ll"lK thc rcstoratlon
. . Indicates it will be
jand ordered two more. it was a. big
{Job to get them all in but Mr. Mac-
Lean knows how to handle transpor-
tation. so everything was fine and
'the kids were happy and obeyed the
chaperones. about four of whom
were on each car and the Connec-
Armed to the. teeth with horns blowing,
All in one breadth they did go.
The natives declared that it sounded I
Like the roar of Niagara's flow. .
T0 GUIDE 3RD ,
PARTY AFFAIRSI
iported finding nothing tangible.
. The fathers of the children con-
tinued to mist. in the search today
despite loss of sleep and refusal to
take nourishment. Police and am:-
teur grapplers are working from mo-
;tor boats in the vicinity. Hundreds
inf shore residents are on the alert
l a plenary session I ltinklwul i f
t are t. orcver
The Joy on each bright. kiddie's face.
1* Leopold and Leob
Enter Guilty Plea
i~Z-'fn:;:. .inwrican am-
. unable to attend the
. I'wrr-noon with Prime
Immlll in Downing
‘ .1 prrscncc was de-
rr-rnmonics of wel-
': Ir Association delega-
1 I sulfi
warn \ulmllts View.
gqurl’lant has
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:23 DRITE’R‘S
I SHAKE-UP
IN ERIE. cots
Bu " ler to Go
:stigii \Vith Plans
. ' _ torney Darrow said that the defense ’
~. _ _ , good Sfiilnmer no one aid much at- -_ .
UIIC I£ep0rts 0f admitted “1“ correctness 0? ”I“ '3 shmon and were correctly fash- made up two sections one rcprcsent- tentlon to her. \Vhenpshe came up uIIIlSecd bread for the kiddies') Manager Bayley W88 at the gate Clifford Delicatessen — Frank-
lunation ’“C‘f” substantially as mmIIII m the luncme brow “If!" i 5 ti “‘3 Lal'Ionmu‘ and \th°1"'; the again however. young Svcc leaped Leave it to us. We'll get you “'1 to meet them. His face was wreath- turters.
I any \ Jul‘r 1‘1.—Dc- “E‘SPaWrS' ' - Side mm 10 r rst grcc us to other the conference from the float and reaching the girl.~ the bread you need... ed in smiles. As each one of Mr. Banner Bakery—Bread.
, ,. .1.“ M} nation as He asked permission of the court. counsel. and their initial glances Indications are that. attorney Gen— succeeded m getting her in such a . Ten minutes later the tele— Maelsean's 1: trolley cars deposited Charnok's Market—A ham.
' .. “‘ r :3 _ id 1) however, to "offer cvulencc as to the about the crowded space before the era] Eckern, of \Visconsln. will head position that he would be able ‘0 oh 1) li r n a sin A voice its carefree load. the grin on m. Baur Delicatessen—Cheese.
I . I“ III-III” “on 1 e mental condition 01111050 young men bench. lhcy gave little evidence Of ”“3 one section. and that Alexander bring her ashore. \N’ith quite a 3 Inc dIf II 8 s I face widened. "I never thought Golden'sI Confectionery—Can-
l.:ij,-..r lxcndrick .un es: and their (ingree of rOSpOllSIbH“Y-" curlostty in the proceedings. Both Kuhn and Henry Rosenfclt. of New little effort Svcc finally had the girl 65%;}? .13 Pl l' Wig 1‘ W there were so many kids in the dy. .
‘ ‘_"_“ redistricting 0 Question of Mentality. . sat quietly in front of the guards York, will be in charge of the other. safely on land. it v narran edgi'llh ill: IC-eneraI World" he said. Gehebe‘s—A Klddy car.
'I‘- 1"‘1’3- (1“; 5;“Ed::: The defense was willing to submit who brought lhcm into court. Various methods of raising funds, Miss Berger said that she did not Biking C08 makers of Bond ' k People's Trust company—Sav-
ZII‘I "‘I' ”I5 o ay or among them a proposal to call on understand onl . " The ids eyed him in awe. One in c unt f s:
w .~ - y she has forced to . gs a.co o .
. I'Illkéug Emir“ 11:12:; organized workers to contribute part stop swimming and can not account . shitthmbfealde IISIIgzge ”‘33: freckled faced youngster nudged I Harold A. Mead 1 dozen bath-
{.lIJ-IDAnn II-thId ytwenty GETS T0 WOR °' all 0‘ a. day“ Day are “m!" °°“' for it in any way. sandwiches. If that. a“ enough hi;u towt-Ihesded companion. and: ing‘caps. A 1
e. :umchcd to the cen- :faersgiogéesfififkefle 032° program let's know. W’hat? ‘Thanks? on . u ":pI-IIIhI t'I h .232: fi;%¥:GirlIsngIress.
' . \\ L“!!! the (lll‘f‘CiOl‘ de- that's all TIEhT. It‘s for the kid- “'n}' '3 It 9 man that own. the Ruddy Flislnger __ 15 dozen
ON HIS ADDRESS 0N LINER AT ~ :M‘aM: r?§.i§“‘.v?$&i.é° 4:3. C . ~
l'-' I , t0 ' ' . t
ill in transfcrred U S. PLAYERS kidding. he ain’t. going to charge I! Kreiger & company hildl
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":wus, from which other
brought to take their
" said he had learned
(«rmln politicians to
7- M’s’vln of cutting down
,. If police stations under
1:: plan. which, he de—
l most effrctive meth-
"Ii'm‘: I‘MI‘ical control 0‘ on his address formally. accepting today by immigration authorities
.. _ .. . _ noted artist. who tit-chased it at v 21,— s .
I hm“ lmrned' he the democrnliC' PTESIdv-mml nomma- who questioned them for some time (BY ”50'3"!“ Press. auction Saturday Idi’ternoon The France. Julyi Inc" who was i" or team host to the ruLllcr; and DI‘IIF‘r-ult
wing: to stage a hold- tion was started today by John “7. after the steamer docked. The sun OLYMPIC STADIUM. Colombes, successfm bid was 312 ‘00 - Yacl‘ltsmg: of‘ eleven n‘at 22s are children Mr Diefenhach . w” Monh l(\runco R “.1“ t
"I t f of these , . France, Jul 21.——-—Vincent Richards ' ' seek ng ympc onorl n 6 8X , ‘ ' . a 216me cs ren —-
m 0 one thoritles dtcltned to state the reason 3' Keen interest was taken in the day ”flag of races which start to- laughing and he and his assistants preparation of food,
mus to show the public
'i's'nke was made in Wip-
I have instructed the
.-: ~lvtcollv€ts to keep a
In Iluty outside of every
w;
\\ H .il.l’l N DEATHS.
Switzerland, July :1. taken to the Gibson home early to- gel Firpo whose return visit to this tennis title, Richards. fresh from his tent pegs. gun stocks and
.. Mm claimed two day by his secret“... and Mr. Davis country 1; for the purpose of meet_ singles Victory yesterday dominated wooden products for the Union army. the second five. (Continued on Pare TWO-l Swift a Co.. 4 Swift’s Premium
Later it was used for turning out of hams.
‘1‘ yestcrtlay when Dr.
rm and his young wife
ms In a fall while at-
‘I rllmb the Matterhorn
In mid of a guide.
(Hy Asscx'intcd Press.)
CHICAGO, July_ 2i.——Aftcr a plea
of guilty today. the fate of Nathan
Leopold, Jr.. and Richard Locb. in-
dicted for the kidnapping and mur—
dot of 1‘ year old Robert Franks.
rests with "the mercy of the court."
A plea of guilty was made in court
by Clarence S. Darrow, chief counsel
for the boys, and alhrmed by ”10111
after they had been “duly warned
by the court of the consequences of
this plea."
Thc.dcgrec of punishment. which
lthc question of mentality to a joint
conl‘cruncc of alienists employed by
the state and the defense, but Rob-
ert Crows, state's attorney, objected
to this. saying:
"The state is in position to. show
that these boys are not only guilty
of the facts which they here admit.
but that beyond any reasonable
doubt. they are sane and fully cog-
nizant of the consequences of these
acts."
Judge John R. Caverly agreed
with the attorneys therefore to hear
.such evidencc. both as to facts and
May Ask Workers to.
Contribute A l l o r;
Part of Day’s Pay 1
(By Associated PFC-SS)
\VASMINGTUN, July 21.—-Orgo.ni—
zatlon of two committees which will.
play a vital part in the coming pro-
sidential campaign is engaging the.
attention of those who are directing
the “Follettoe-Wheeler candidates.
One committee, to be composed of
11 members will have general charge
of the campaign, while the other will
handle finances.
The campaign committee will have
Representative John M. Nelson. of
Wisconsin. as its chairman, with
headquarters in Chicago. where he
for traces of the missing children.
Miss Theresa Berger. of “'innl-
pauk. had a. narrow escape from
death at Hickory Bluff yesterday of-
ternoon, snvcd only by the presence
of Harold Svec of Stuart avenue.
Miss Berger was swimming from the
picrnnd was evidently headed for
That day they Journeyod to Rotor:
The Sentincl's picnic place.
—-J. A. GOLDSDm
Happy Kiddies Enjoy
ThemselVes at RotOn
IPiggly—Wiggly Gets
Bread for Kiddies
Roton Point. July 21.—Kids here.
kids there, kids everywhere. Dig
kids. little kids. fat. kids. thin kids
and every one of them happy kids.
Shortly after ten o'clock Mr. Mac-
Lean's first trollc: car arrived at
ticut company had a man on each
car in addition to the motorman and
conductor. It was great.
Kiddies and More Kiddies
The starting time was ten o'clock
but you readily realize that the kld~
dies began arriving at The Sentinel
I.
(Continued on Page Two.)
2,000 Kiddies _
Say “Thanks”
The Sentinel wishes. in the
3 name of the 2.000 children who
attended the Ro‘lon Point Park to
give its thanks to the merchants
who helped make the party a big
success by contributing food and
may vary from 'an indctermlmxtw mcntnl responsibility as the two sides now is directing csmp'ilgn activities . ,
. . , . ' ' the float. it lien mid-way between . ~_ ,~ ,
prison Si'ntenct‘. through me scllt— plight “lab to present to 111m for his Five members will be selected by the no“. and me pm: we we“, seen s‘ffnizhOVZ’rng‘: hf;§§bb~n?ulf§§ the park. And what a scramble. writes. Those who helped tol- “
mmrmatlon. Senators Lali‘olletlo and \thcler e ‘ . The youngsters have been given a low: I
once in pcnitcntiary. incarceration in
an asylum or death will be dctcr—
mined at‘tcr a hearing which is to
start at 10 a. m. \Vcdncsday.
In entering the plea. of guilty nt-;
Judge Cavcrly told the attorneys
he would let nothing interfere with
:13 spccdy a conclusion of the hearing
as possible.
I Both boys were neatly clad. fresh-
0F ACCEPTANCE
lyy Associated Press
DARK/ HARBOR ISLESBORO.
Maine, Jbly 21.~Prepnratory work
Davis in a temporary workshop
which has been set up in the studio
building of Charles Dana. Gibson, his
host on Seven Hundred Acre Island.
near here..
A great mass of data on foreign
and domestic problems which was
gathered together at New York was
will digest this before starting to
map the address out in his mind.
He already has discussed many
phrases of the whole subject matter
with party leaders.
N. Y_.I._ANDING
NEW YORK, July tip—Luis An-
gel Firpo. Argentine heavyweight
boxer and his party were detained
aboard the liner American Legion
for the detention.
They also questioned a woman
named Blanco Lourdes, a friend of
Firpo. who had a state room adr
Joining the fighter's. She said she
was cnroute to C03.
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. .NEW YORK, July 21.-—-Luis An~
ing Harry Wills. negro heavy weight.
will arrive on the liner American
Legion from Bnenas Airestoday.
After spending a few days here dis-
cussing financial arrangements with
Tex Richard he will go to Atlantic
- City to begin his long training grind.
and the other will represent the con-
ference for progrcssive‘ political ac-
tion, which endorsed the candidates
of both.
The will be
finance committee
WIN OLYMPIC
TENNIS TITLE
and Francis T. Hunter. of the United
States today won the Olympic men's
doubles tennis title, defeating Henri
Cochet and Jacques Brugnon of
France, 4-6. 6-2. 2-6. 6-3.
The spectacular battle which was
not decided until the last. set. gave
the U. 3. its fourth straight Olympic
the match, voileying beautifully and.
saving the team from disaster when
Hunter's erratic work was costly.
CHAS. HARRIS
transformed this property into one
of the prettiest places in the section.
to struggle and then sink.
At that time there were no oth-
ers in the water, only a group on the
float.
As Miss Berger was known to be a
OLD R___YD_ER Mill.
The old Ryder mill on the Silver-
mine stream. an historical landmark.
today has a new owner. The mill.
which is over 100 years old. is now
the property of Frank '1‘. Hutchens.
Ryder mill. There were five bidders
who endeavored to secure the prop-
erty which was auctioned by WH-
liam H. Guthrie upon order of Judge
of Probate Henry W. Gregory.
The history of the old mill goes
back to before the Civil War when it
was used for the manufacturing of
other
escutcheons and wooden knobs.
Mr. Butchens is the owner of one
of the old mills which is located Just
south of the Ryder property. He
"I don't Just know what I out go-
that the arrangements were made
by the Sentinel to get bread for
sandwiches for the kiddies' party
had gone amiss. So one of the
men called up the Sentinel and
OLYMPIC YACHT
RACING TODAY
HAVRE,
'daY.
The Unitdd States is not entered
in the sailin competition. but Cuba
and Argentin represent the western
hemisphere.
Yachting counts on the same point
basis as the other Olympic sports.
the winner getting ten points and
block of tickets which would admit.
them to all
their first thought after getting off
the car was to use their tickets.
you legit. Sure I know. I was here
last year."
The whip. the merry-go-rounds.
the roller coaster. the airplane
swings even the shooting gallery
each received its quota. of guests.
Ice-cream? where is the ice-
cream stand? In the midst of all
of 2,000 kids,stood George Diefen-
were handing out cones as quickly
as they could.
The only place closed to the
youthful crowd was the dance pavi-
lion. Bnt Samuel Ireland. manager
was between two minds as to whe-
ther to open it or not. 'Anyway he
BUSSFS T0 OUTLYING DIST RlCT S
NEEDED, SAY BUSINESS MEN
the pmusements and"
Rogers & Stevens—Boy's base
ball suit.
James Donnelly—fintzcn Girl's
bathing suit.
hat.
Charis:
of candy.
Modern Market—A ham.
Schultz Market—Cheese.
Federal Bakery—Rolls.
Eddees' Confectionery-wan”.
J. B. Sandner. Sanitary Bakery
—500 cookies.
South Norwalk Lunch—French
Thomas—100 boxes
Borda Press—Printing of tick-
cts. -
Benedict News Co.-—Toys.
Frisbié‘ Pie Co.—~Crate of pics.
Gedney Central Home Made
Bakery—Sandwich 'loaves.
Alfred Avison—Belied ham.
Adams-Roth Baking Company.
bread for 1.600 kiddies.
ptilleon-Powcll. 8 gross of horns.’
Got-ham Press, Stock for Print-
infng 500 extra tickets.
John V. McGinn, a ham.
Deklyn‘s Bakery. cake.
Whitlock‘s Market. ham.
New York Market. ham.
\V‘illiam Miller. buttaer.
ing to do with the old mill ye " said
IER DISCUSSES CAMPAIGN 7 *
RLANRNDH THE PRESIDENT
“I .lxwx'latt‘d Press.)
~.'.\'«;'ro.\', July 21.—-Maior
Republican campaign
1= phrases of the party's
,- :.-‘*:lr‘tvy states were up for
.. at a series of confer-
:z' sing here today. with the
' ‘.‘~ '11. M. Butler. new chair-
' z:n;~mhlican national com-
‘. .Ar
'2rr.:lry purpose of Mr. Blit-
: "“5 to discuss campaign
”v President Coolidge.
suuy cts before them
"‘cptancc address of Mr.
‘ l'nc notification ceremOv
6 August 14, the D!“ N b!
played by the nominees for President
and vice-president in the campaign,
particularly the number of address-
es which Mr. Coolidge shall make,
and the creation of an advisory cam-
paign committee.
Plans for the campaign in nearby
states, meanwhile, ware before a
series of conferences to which lead-
ers from Maryland, Delaware, and
West Virginia. were invited. These
conferences were arranged primarily
to determine the type of campaign to
be conducted in these states. particu-
larly in the border-state ofllnryland
and in West Virginia. the home state
of John: W.‘ Davis.» the. Democratic
maw'mmw ’-
.J‘II
HELD FOIJD‘VING CONFESSION.
MEMPHIS. Term” July 21.——Fol-
lowing his alleged confession to the
murder of Mrs. Ruth McElwaln
Tucker and Duncan Waller, on the
night of January 27, '1923, and of
W. 0. Spencer about four months
later, Charles Barr. 23. a. negro. is
held pe ding prenntation of evi-
dence o a grand Jury.
Names of Kiddies
At the Big Party
The names of all the children
who attended the Sentinel’s Bo-
ton Point party. will be found on
page three—six columns of them.
A. few are also on me We.
. secretary of the committee. Charles
, m
REWARDS CIR].
Mr. Hutchens. following the auction.
At a meeting held last night. the
First District Fireman's Carnival
committee voted to accept with
thanks a donation of 3100 received
from Charles H. Harris. glass manu-
facturer. who was presented with an
automobile during the carnival. The
Garfield. was instructed to send a.
letter of appreciation to Mr. Kata-is.
In connection with the mechan
Mr. Harris had a, kind thought for
the little girl who was really infini-
mental in making him the happy
owner of the automobile. Be open-
ed a. bank account of 825 in the Con-
tral Feir‘field Trust company. for the
For Adventure, ' ‘ ‘
. Read “Sea Hawk”
> "A. fate worse than his brother
had conceived for him—a- prie-
oner 'of the bloodthirsty-Dona.
For six months Sir Oliver win a
slaw-title oar-02am
galley: he became a man. of
-steel muscles and nerves. law.
human in his endurance. Day .
in, .day out. blistered by utopia--
less sun. chained to the torture?
bench he lived on.” .a
little girl. Luella Ambler. of Base!
street. - Mr. Harris hasprotnised to
and more Routine” their;
7
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r
. Norwalk business men believe that
bus routes to and from sections not
covered by the trolley lines would
be a big thing for the city. Since
articles alive appeared in the Ben-
tin'el about home- for Norwalk. many
business men -have declared the
scheme a good one—indeed one that
willnot nione aid business here. but
give necessary service to the resi-
dents in the outlying districts. It
would help too, in‘widening the so.
«at am:- of the city. in that it
would allow residents to visit more.
sBero are a few ntore opinions of
Wilt—-
‘ ‘ , ' Ismael “new.
Baronet mum, New York ape.
clam m:—-. ,
“Basses fit the outlying unitary
ceived a temporary permit for a bus
line from 135th street to 163th street
so that the people of that section
could reach the great tabernacle in
which he preached. The bus sys-
tem was a. success. The great pray-
er meetings came and went: but the
bus line is still in' operation. In fact.
there are now four bus lines in that
section and they extend from 188th
street to 175th street. Public opia-
ion. forced the city onicials to‘meke
the bus lines a permanent improve-
ment. The same thing would hap-
pen in Norwalk if the bus lines were
once established." I
' II. J. m.
II. J. Tierney. Quality shoe Store: ,
"I mainly thinklth'at homes for
C. WV. Fay. ham.
Berman ck Steinbcrg. peaches.
Modern Grocery. cheese.
Jackson's Market. ham.’
Friedman's Market. ham
yNationla Market. ham.
lNorwai): Dairy 00.. milk.
'Washinzton Market. 1 hug
Gchebe's, 2.000 plates. .,
Homestead Baking Ce.. crafts “ .
pics.
Sanitary Baking Co., coon...
J. H. Crosby. milk . '
Ameen Alhage. box of em
Herman Vogei. oookiu. :
Royal 3. Benedict. bun. -
Donnelly'l. was ”W 101‘ “-6
wichee. 7 J
I A. D. Morgan, 2 baseball m
and a glove. .
Convert. s watermelon.
. Devi PW,
.Mty-H. .- .
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