I
5! ', Hi“ GET;
:TIIRIIIIIONTIIs;
- = . Guilty in Bridge-i
port C o u r t—“Not;
4"Guilty,” Says James:
Lynch '
' OTHER CASES ‘
orman Shaw Charged
With Entering Radel
mm . or“
“HQ!
é Oyster Co. Building“
5 i, Enters Plea :
E BRIDGEPORT. Sept. ll.-Ar-
Scanned bctore Judge. John “2 Banks
1! the opening Turaday alibi-coau
of the Criminal Superior term 1: of
‘25 prisoner: put to plea drnlared
7 they were not guilty or charge: pre-
ferred against them and requveled
formal trials by Jury. Eightymnr:
other accused are yet to be put to
. r1“. Prayer was offered at court<
~ opening by the Err. Herbert S.
Brown. pas‘or of €11: 01h c’. Congra—
5ational church.
Prisoner: siren vreliminary ar-é
raignmcnt. filth the charges prefer-I
rod and pica: follow; l
'Andrew Barker and John l'ifzgnrq
aid. of Nomaik. attempted the: or:
.133 of clam: from Lawn-ire Oyatcr'
company 1:: Sorwaik, pleaded gull.
'3': reach was. sentenced to three
, months in gall.
Herman Lox-‘3'. o: Sanford. break-
ing and catering National Market
company start, Stamford. on .\u;vxst
1‘. pleaded not guilty.
James Lynch. of Norwalk. char;-
ed with embezzlement 0: 51.03.54.
from tho GUJ! Gas company 0: Sorv
Walk on 31.1? 16. pleaded not guilty.
Norman Film“? cf Nor-walk. char;-
r-l Mil: carryiru: conscaled Wraponl
and unlae‘tul entry in Radel Oyster
company bquin‘ in Norwalk on
June 20. pleaded not guilty.
Frank cum—.3. rt’ S'amtord. and
John Brldak. oi Ramford. charged
with breaking and entering .wsi-
uence. Bridal; {fir-34rd not gouty.
Ctrnak pleading guilty. ,
William Eorman, RaicIsh Leaks
and Richard Elissay. 0: Bridgeport,
charged with hauling up fi'llb a. re-
Waiver and ro‘rbins Timothy Fitz.
aerald on Boston avenue on May :0;
each 30'. guilty. .
Ailrc'i Pawn. ll Mars old. 0!
Ridxet‘ield. charged “’i-‘ll arson. hair-
in; it is allege-l. set are to two
barn: in Ridgeneld 0W4 by A. L.
.‘~'orth'rup and Charles Knapp on
June 1. 1934 and Ontobtr 1. 1123.
not guil'y.
\Yali-zr Murry. '.‘.‘ 363er old
charged With the lMlOWIDE burglar-
ies; The Van Alatyne hoot. “'ceton.
:" on April 13. the Wilson resident-)2.
“‘cstnn. on May 4, and the Crotut
and Shepard hour»: m chport on
April 2"; not guilty.
i’rr‘d Ready. L‘l years W-l. 'r‘ralm
Cook, 22 your: old. and Peter {Iow-
‘ard. 17 years old. of “11:01:. alleged
'o mire robbed Charla: Disbrow, of
“‘llton. I“; l? clur‘kpns and then as-
saulting him; pleaded not guilty. '
Harold Godtrr}. aims Harold (17‘
Hill. 1‘0 rears old. gridgeporu
charged With higamv. it helm: alleg-
ed he married Sadie McGee while
. ml‘; the lawtul hurband cf Id: 329:-
‘mr. Hill. rind-I suil'y. ‘
Vicmr J. Martin. 27‘ war: old. of
Eridgeport. charged with embezzle-
ment o.’ 32.1"“ from the Commer-
;, rial Bank and Tram comal‘m". ar-l
‘ rested in March. pleaded not guilt”.
Harry Deena. of Canada. assault
. 'Ipou Mr... Sylveetiua Donate. ‘31;
Pembroke street. July 1°. pleaded;
guilty. sentenced to three months in]
Jtll- .
Isadore Belmsky. or Drldz‘ipurLI
charged with breaking end emu-iv.“
More of G'lEv‘fl‘Q Monger on Jul? 11.!
0‘
. .
v
Woman Candidate Answers Labor .
. Qhallengeand Goes Into Mines
f‘~l‘\ ‘ ,.
“"ncn
iengei by
anrvativo party {or the Brillsli Parliament.
ed into lhc pm a: Ellington, England. to.
minors work.
pleadcd not guilty. {
(Wu-tbs Denies Guilt. i
George I‘uriiss. of Bridgeport?
charged With the Then on August 7;
0: two automobiles owned by Adolph:
Betteln and Frank Duty, plead-mi
guilty. «
Alton of
("mu thcr.
» .‘uiIchael Sarko. of New Haven:
charged with robbing the Walzesrn,
home. 13 Williston street. on Aug-
ust. 1". plead-vi guilty. rentenced to.
six months in gall, judgment rus-
pended. >
John Wilson. at Stamford. charged:
With theft 0! an automobile owned}
'hy Martha Gordon. 0! Mumford. ong
Aug“: H. pleaded not gain. ,
Louis I‘lcxnen'. of Fran‘z‘orr). 3
charged With burglary or “11113111.
Gallagher house in Stamford on;
January 1‘, plrmlvd not guilty.
POSTMASTER
Bridgeporti
Vrhargcd with Curliu of taking that
~1‘mffy automobile, pleaded not guilty}
\
; Ind Mrs. E.‘ J. Lorenzc.
-I—-—""
Kiwanian won an ii
Toreadore ‘ Connery
Talkof “Twinning”
Other Teanr '
According to the weekly procla-
mation issued by Secretary Fred
Lyon of the Kiwanis Snub ‘to the
other member: at the club. the Tor-
eador. nine will be properly trim-
med in the Kiwanis-Torah" hue
tell some at Amusement Park an.
order ates-noon. . 7
The game which in twin. played
torjhe benefit of ‘the Kiwanis Chriat-
ms Pund‘rond the Public 'Pily-
ground, maul: can-inc connect--
nble excitement in the city.
When Paul Conner! was lnzormed
o! the «clement nude luv Secretary
by n he let out. a litre burst of
laughter. which could be heard the
lentthfit Washington mt and than
he laid:
"Thin will be the hot cum that
the Kiwi. nine will play. We in-
tend to beat them playing bencbcu
’nnd clue in selling tickets {or the
tune. Kiwaninn- Lyon my tag:
that way now. but jult wait until the
“momma-t, "Run 9' nothing
to it but the Tom" . g .
“Doc" Moore. the pitcher or the
Kiwanis nine bu been noticed aev-
oral evenings putting in some hard
pracfloo innntlclpauon‘ of. the com-
in: bottle. ‘ '
‘ According to on reports tickets:
tor the game are' going at a fast?
clip cnd‘tt is expected that a record
crowd will be on hand Saturday at-
ternoon to witness ”the classic" at
the beach“ «mo in servant.
WRIT TO KEEP
FIRPO 1N JERSEY
AFTER BIG FIGHT
l
TRENTON. N. 3.. Sept. 11. — A
writ. signed by Vice-Chancellor Field
er was signed here yesterday attor-
noon forbidding Luis Angel Firpo.
Argentine prize tighter, from leaving
the State or .N'ew Jersey after the
Willa-Firm: fight at Boyle't Thirty
Acres. Jersey City. this evenint.
The writ manned at Jersey
City. It was sued out by Andrew D.
MecCorklndale, who claims to have
entered into an agreement with Fir. :
pa before the latter'a tight with thol
late "Bill" Brennan. in 182:. to act
a: Firpo‘n manner. ){ncCorkindalc‘
wants an accounting of all the pus- i
Hat's earning: since the alleged cen- f
tract was made. !
Vice-Chancellor Fielder put Firpoi
.— Am" '."‘-'.g‘c or conditions among working people Wu chal-
th'é Labor party. Miss Krone “‘ard. a. candidate of the Con-
‘lommd overall; and descend-
study condi'lon: under which
personally conduct hi: can:-
could
palgn for Judge of Probate on the
Democratic ticket 1 is (all.
Kl‘auec will also office u soon a .
he has furnished a bond satisfactory
to portal authorities.
1391, and attended the public
rchools: graduated tram the Staples
ng'n school and entered Showed
Scientific school at Yale University
where he too}: a course in mechanic
cal engineering. After completion
0! his studies he entered the employ
of the National Tool comm-n? it
Lorain. Ohio. inter being connected
with the Remington Arms company
in Bridgeport. During the war he
was employed in the Brooklyn Kat-3' '
yard on aulsmnt enlineor of my.
The appointee was president a! the 3
Compo Sales company tron! 1931 ‘
until last year when the org-minutiae i
mvrgtd with the \Vestport Mmufnc-
toting company. and he is now cec-
retary q! the new firm. knovm'u
Yhe Compo corporation. '
In Aprilblozz. he married Min
Beatrice IT. Lorenze. daughter of Dr.
of Row
York. and with his wife resides in
He is a. member oi
the
I American Society 0!)!»th 311-
i Lincoln street.
0E TPORTHWI. M... F. a... l. 51..
WESTPORT. Sept. ‘1
A. Krause Republic-1:. has reached
word tram Washington 0!
paintment as acting postmastd: of
Weazpnrx ‘0 smear-1 \Vlliicm .T.
“'oc‘ls. Democrat whose, term 0x-
pired last February. He was recenlo
ly filidfir‘td b\ the. R‘P31l~ll(‘a I). Town
committee attr‘r Vy‘oods had written
10 \Vaohingtcn to have immediat-
action taken r-xardlng the appoint-
ment or his successor no that hr
ms ap-
- lingers and Stationers“ Square club.
_ t of New York.
.—~K\I1liam 's
‘ .Vot 50 Wise.
1 "The more I see of Connecticut,"
maid Senator Wheeler in Bridgeport.
"the more I am sure it will swing
The more he sees
leu he:
' r"HERE ARE ""
.to' our ticket"
lot ficnnov Iicut,
then,
ilmvws about ll.
the
a. campaign (or
"T'al suffix-age.
equcl mm: and
Elli“?
The ‘ 'C
Well- l
Known 5 '
l {Likelyfl I
Brand I
l
l
l
i
I
l
v
5
3i
mums..sIIalsu-mlmnm.a
Seldom are 5 u c 11““
splendid values in 11d-
ies’ gloves sold at such
remarkabli low prices.
All new styles to choose
from. Imported Cham-
oisette gloves of short.
lengths with the popu-
lar French cufl‘.
lflnivflil’ilismuliIiéaunhalz.ti.;I.TnliT\l;.
1
j I-
Are Now Open Until 6 P. M. Every Day
TkSmith=Murray C0.
“Main 5! Marlene fan-field Ave. .
'Bridmts Busy Cosh Store
‘ Sale oiliow Fall Gloves
3 All the new French Cuff Effects— WOrth up to $1 .50
:—
‘Your Chmce at
35122
_ PAIR
Sues
— Colors:
beaver, mode, beige,
O
At Lea
Than the
Regular
Prices.
i
l
i
ll
u.
ii
All the new French
cuffs — some embroid-
ered, others finished
plain .and some with
contrasting color cm.
broidery. Also, sc'allop-
ed cuffs in the lot. Two
clasp gloves with fancy
embroidered back and
the famous Bolt
thumb. on
gray and brown
mm floor-Lolt mu.
,
l
i
i
i
He was. born in Weatport. July :7. .
Japanese club women are waxing
smoke ot the battle clear: any su-
urdw uterine: and he gets I. look
i
x
i l
l
I
i
l
l
.
i
i
i
T
THE
.. .l. a...
-<--W-‘.. -
under bond '0: $69,906 in connecdonl
With this writ.
FACTS
.- ._.J
0
Smart, Seasonable ‘
and Reasonable‘
‘ .. rovxo’s «It. {or m: are up
suitably brick in style. typicah
ly \‘m‘o in quality. and mo
what-3y marked in price. The ee-
lcriion which we are “0“":4110W-
in: includes a. hat exactly right
for you. $5.00
street and West avenue
In announcing the opening The Sentinel was chosen exclusively to
carry a page advertisementielling of the opening. .
Did Mr. Diamond get results? He sold, 5,980 gallons of Socony
gaeoline on Saturday—there were approximately 1,100 oars fillled
with gun on that one day. They come fact. Mr. Diamond had 9
men waiting on motorists. His large driveway will accommodate
10 cars at one time.
Rememher, the Sentinel was the only paper-to carry the opening
announcement of Mr. Diamond’s new service station.
a.
--'AND HE sow " 5,989 GALLONS or GASOLINE, THE
blEXT DAY.
I
o
... -___. -. ”u..- v- -..
’ ll. IlA
’ *IT DOES! '
Louis H. Diamond opened his new gas and oil station at Reed
I ' NOBODY looks gm
the It y
is a. oomph?
meat or'a. dorm .t to
ymLThewarcrofoneof
ourMalloryHatsforFall
alwa I} lay; itdown brim MW“, 35
. autonomous. ,
1p wned fine. 1823. W ‘ 6.00
Rogers and Stevens
NORWALK so. NORWALK
. ‘ TWO STORES
W6 m HATS Gig, MD MIN“ .
MALLORY» HATS
/
I
Norwalk Chronicler