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5nnd daughu-r Gertrude of Denver.
’ I'olorildo. we vlsnmg illf'lf‘ aunl.
"' I‘m-i «A. mid - ,..,. t.“ /»4’“ Mrs. John A. Sumour o! 72 Flax
’ ' ' ' Hill Road.
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_ “u; 8.uhr..,l .. 55"1.‘;u1 ’l‘iiuw inn-insomnia tomorrow night in the
lurpi‘i iv .. r unncr- ll-ligh school auditorium at is o'clock.
in .2..- . 1., iThosc attending ziru asked to bring
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bi i\'..rn.(iK'.on 5h.
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Jr,- ' .i.’.:§hl? 1.5%.. be held un-
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firi'tnt n5' .1 l: as i?‘ i (illin'lCllce this
. firm-l1, blur: or ' 1:; t: cvpnln'. For
inforrz..:m.w roxufdlrig the various
2 minnow 'n‘ii g- o: t lilo following: Mil-
' v . era? '1?me if. Tafi. fiflé:'
7 (A: llnskllry, Ml” Ruth
. “.0.” $639; Drcl‘mnkinil.
; Mrs. Anna. Mower», phone 1913-3:
)mler Mrs. Munro. pfione 8825;
ffillmlxtnirs and dranmtics. Mrs. A.
: '31". Itchlitxlmrr. phone 324. For sen.- “1
our». Mnryhnd, ‘anhinc’ton ,
13“., and Virginia.
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on; than: present it the regu—
‘ llurdw ”Quins “nut-dance
Kan-vim: Country Club were:
kin Bug-nu. Evin“ Frey. from:
m. to Couldnn. mum and
5 Jul? 1 ”.0 Henry. Louise
ct. Immune Miner. mvm
55% 5.3038“, Claudine Dc.
' on.
residents who
music to join the chorus is extend-
ed.
Tuesday at the
meEfiGFE-h of 5chington
with Mr. and Mrs.
Joyed a. motor
over the wreck Hill.
has returned
office of Dr. Joscph Mallard after a
three weeks’ vacation.
I O U
their Messiah store and small book!
limitation to -!l Norwalk
are interested in
cor dial
The organization meets ewry
high school.
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The regular monthly meeting of
Lhe Norwalk Building and Loan :15-
sociation will be held tomorrow at-
lei-noon.
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The Whatsmer Circle of King's
Daughters wzll nave: at the home of
Mn. Samuel r,‘or'ri'stork. 42 “'est :iv—
nuc tomorrow .ai'lfirnoun :it 3 o'clock
for a social nfurmmn. '
a II o
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Sirnssbcrgnr
avenue
John Click en-
irip to East Haven
Mr. and Mm. Nivhnlns Garfield nf
Lowe street lliltl as their guests nvvr
0 week cnvl rvlziiivcs from Bridge-
- anal Hut; inforrmition phone Mu. P901"-
,‘Ffiohmirmx- ’ ° ' ‘
. ~ . o 3 Mr. and Mrs. Morris Tourdisky (f
.__3,;.rgi, “a coal. Harris (“Ely m'nnme \vrrv‘ tlir: wook (-nd
'fldllQWWAGV- guests of his sistr-r, Mrs. Benjamin
o o a Fox of New York r~it\'.
(Jpn. 11 and Mn. H. E. Lockwood ‘ ' ‘
danglilcr; gyacg, have just 11—? Louis Strnl’fnlinn of Flux Hill
4 from 1 motor trip to New maid spcnt thc wr'r'l; and with his
flt. New Jorus‘. Ponnlyi'flill“: parents at tlir-ir linmn in Shelton:
. 0 9
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Miss Elizabeth Kisli of Ely aveziur‘
to lir-r duties in the
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Sinzfir and5
childrrwi nt' \Vnnduarll avenue mo-
torcri in NC‘.‘»' York city yesterday.
I O C
Mrs. Josr'ph Powr-ll and daughter.
Dorothy. togt-thcr with Miss Eliza.-
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OBSERVE 59m
mus DAY
Mr. and Mrs. Oscnr S.
Mickelsen of Pleas-
ant Street Celebrate
At Home
Kr. and M11 Occur S. Mickelsen.
n: s Plenum: street observed tho nf‘
tam: Anniversary of their marriage
31 their home Friday. Fifty friend:
mad renting were present to assist
Mr. Lad Mn. nickolun in the cele-
bration. The house was decorated
with streamers of yellow and gold.
intermingled with golden wedding
Shell. and flowers. The bride and
'brldegroom of fifty pears ago. attir-
ed in their original wedding gar~
menu». rehearsed the scene of their
youthful mnrflnge. Mr. and Mrs.
Michel-en were married in Chris-
tlnnin. Norwny, and came to Nor-
wnlk forty years ngom where they
have since made,thelr home. Dur-
11:13 the evening a splendid muslcnl
program ‘1: also enjoyed. Miss
Klan Chen entertained with vocal
elections. She was nccompanied at
the piano by Mrs. Ray Ebli. who re-
5contly cnme to this country from
Norway. A dinner was served. Miss
Beatrice Olson was toutmnaicr.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Keeler. Mr. and Mrs. G. M.
“‘hitc. 0. Olson, an. 0. Olson. jr.,
“'lllinm Olsen, Thomas Olson. Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Olson. Jr.. Mr.
And Mrs. Theodore Olsen. nr.. Mr.
land Mrs. B. Hendricks. Mr. and Mrs.
. 0. Olsen. Mrs. G. Anderson. Mr. and
Mrs. F. Stabell. Andrew Stabcll. Miss
Karen ()lscn, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
mum um N with “Wm WM?
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The voice of the "have“ little-country in B
Hons. now in union in Genes-i, wb‘en thinl photo with
Arroy‘igdiu'ia Hymns.
5‘.
I:
W «(Nam om Session ;
w‘w/‘LMQ A.A5‘Hn MMJJ-Mh
4.
Mia
.4: 3M 5!. Hymn: of Belgium. Ink-.5
'3;th of the League of Na-
YALE STUDENT .
Bee Hive Corner
Rowayton Methodist. church
enjoyable of the series. It was in
charge of a group of young people
from the East Pcarl street Methodist
iioncd. Rm:
student at the Yale Divinity school.
was the speaker.
Rev. Mnnsficld's address was "Dare
to be u Dunn-l." He said the need
of the country talay was citizens of
true character. An interesting mus-
ical program wuzi also given.
Roberts of Nrw Haven were the so-
Fostcr. Mr. and Mrs. 81. John. Miss.
E. Hendricks. Thomas Hcmlricks.!
Mrs. Ray Ebli. Cornelius Olsen. Miss
Lillian Olsen. Miss Elizabeth Olsen.
Anthony Station, Hannah Keclcr,
Miss Elma chlcr. Miss Beatrice
Keclcr, Mr. and Mrs. '0. Mlckclscn.
Miss Edna. \Vhlic. Miss Dcatrlce ()l~
loists.
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The Ever ilrzuiy chorus “1” ac»
company the members of the liver
Ready circle of King‘s Daughters to
the Home for the Agcd, Tuesday af-
tlriioon. Scptcmhcr 23 and pri-isunt a
musical prugmm. A ritlll'ill‘fiul
non, Clifford \Vllllf‘, M. Vl'bltc. Miss
Doris Kcelcr and n number of gunsts
from Now York. Georgetown :indl
Brooklyn. *
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.a I. y. l
Mrs. Franklin Sou-ill, formvrlyl
Miss Harriett Roos. of Second street;
who was recently murriod, was given;
it bridal showcr by Miss Iviarjoricl
Lemhuis and Miss Dorothy llowcll5
at ”if! home of Miss Lcmhuis. l-‘ridayl
evening. The house was attractively
decorated in a color scheme of pink;
and white. Mrs. anlll rnrch-v-d 35
number- of beautiful gifts. Among:
those present. “ch Miss Dorothy and;
Mildred Howell. Miss Christiana and .
‘Mlss Lena lick. Minx (Handgun-In:
vaé’joy’. Miss Mabel Gauche, Kline:
Mildred Boerum. Mina Elcthcn “’be
and Miss Marjorie Lt-mhuin. .
C. O 6
Russell Day of Brits pink": is 071-.
joylng a vacation from his duties.
with the South Norwalk post office.
O O O ‘
The choir of the Swedish (Sumner:
t
Rational church will rasumc rcnvarw
sols tomorrow atoning in llil‘. church
at, 8 o'clock. .
The annual mite-box meeting of
the “'omun's Foreign liliulonary m- 1
clety of the East A‘T‘nuu Methodist
church will bra held tomorrow own-l5
ing at 8 o'clock. In connection with:
tho meeting than: will be a social:
during which a. special musical prnf
gram will be given. It Will include
50105 by Miss Mildred bonny.
Q I I .
Miss Vera Fltzmuuricc of Fort;
Point street its enjoying a in” wmslu!
vacation from her duties with the
Evening Sentinel.
O . .
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Sticox of
Gregory boulevard an (mun-taming
nt ihnir bomc Mina Florence Douglas:
of Sharon, Pa.
O O 0
Mrs. George Murray of Hawkins
avenue in visiting in Del-.wnre Water
Gap.
0 I
Mrs. John Hart of Seavicw avenue
left Saturday with I. party of friend-
on a. motor trip to Canada. They
will attend the convention of the
daughters of Nova Scolia being held
in Rochester.
C 0 0
Mrs. Thomas Baxier’n Sunday
school class of the Boat Avebua
Mothodlst church will meet tonight
1t 8 o’clock.
O
O C I
The Bil-chard litters of Darlen.
who were solollll 5 at the Advent
Christian church a. number of yuan
1180. save a musical pro in at the
morning service. yesterd y. "Rally
Day" wu also observed it the
church yut'erday. There was; large
number at both the morning and
evening nervlce.
“’ o a. I _
There will be ‘a rehearsal of the
two piny- whlcb are to be given ob
Continuity hall under the urn-pic's.
i , oryuur Imprnvument
Vane him ‘ Mi
(t
l mince.
l vcd.
in] i'uniglil for m ud'iilluu lo lulng
the numbers which ilin-y Will film.
will hr: hcltl this ww-lc, The film:
and mulling pint-o “ill iw uimounul.
later.
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In (-.'.-lu.:l=i.~rli;;; to pan nimmvr
car at lirr: Him; k0f!l"!‘. an anti-mm-
bilc “'llll U. l’- :ninlvnnm lim 1354‘, v.”
crowdtd off the rn-ud
tclr'phunc pole. Sunday morning
1:30 o‘uJork. Nu mm: “33 injured
and {ll-s maildln.‘ “(is only 3“;qu
damaged. Flivn',’ Uil'mr ‘5'fllk1. iii-
\‘L’fillgulcll.
and run lulu Li.
0 o
'1 ll" zinr'ld. H U ling 4g! lij" jinggg. .
t7?“ T’I‘lxic audriaiiun “1” Lu. hold in
llic ltouuyion 110:»; house Insight iii
5 o'clock. (”first rs lor the cunning
gear will be «heard A iiuixm~.r or
other mums u: Ingpal’llank": Mill also
be tranmucd. I'v;ilr;wltig rm, hm...
new; allusion u noun! hour “1“ in: in.
land. A program has; bull in.
ranged by the. untrihmmrnt ".U'll'
ltclroxaluiiufls will in arr»
A largw Mnrfiumr l5 LAII‘J".
the annual nu . ling l/l the hum in.
non it is also 31V: llrbf ”it"lJlllg qt tlu
lit» brawl”.
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Mr, and Mr.» Jim.“ 1’, (11.5 M
MaKlulvy billit'l enlrrlalnrd at iiu-lr
Sr,“
home our Hm wnk-uid Ur. lI‘eI‘EIA'
non of tilt. blt‘fllllklllp "Zulu.”
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Raymond
of itownylmi avenue but! an liuir
work-0nd gurus Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
my.
D U
Mr. and Mrs. 1/.
haw: been unending the summer in.
thlir home on MI-Ktnicy infest will
return to lhclr New York harm: this
wvek.
a
C U C
The rabliivt, of tin: l-Jimmih league
of tho ltowaytmi Mciilodiu church
will hold a meeting in the parsonage
tonight M. 7:60 o'clock
&
1 D.
Mnand Mrs. lli'lit'y beach of
Brooklyn are, unwitting the week
with H. W. ”ole in. his home on low-
er ltownylon avenue,
_ _ { O 0 0
Mr. and Mn. Bettina-d. Eckei at
Witch Lane entertninod It tit-tr
home over the Week-end I. number
of relatives from [tonne-tor.
O D 0
Mr. and Mn. Maynard and um
Band at Albuly Were the Walt-end
gun“ or Mr. and Mrl. If. A. Bond of
flownnon Inputs.
0 0 0
Miss Mary Alexander of Honolulu
who 11“ been visiting with Mic
Grace Yarrow of Rownyton avenue
has to ft for V - Coilego when
she will resume he: Itudlog.
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Min wounds 8. xii-row and it 5
Cor‘flo‘Gllman Vibe arrived Ballard:
from Went Palm beach havo [one to
Hartford 1, whomthoy will ' 3
W063. 5 YW'D' fit“ 5
F—W‘YTUN—‘5 l5
GIVES SERMON
Speaks at Union Ser-
v i c e in Methodist
Church—Accident. at
The union aervlco'of the Baptist
and Methodist church held in the
last
evening proved to be one of the mostl
church in Now Haven. whore llcv.
(Thai-It’s S. Gray was formerly sta-
Robcrt Mansfield. a.
The subject of
Mrs.’
\Villiam l~‘. Amblcr and Miss Myra'
oft
fill
h'himoulrs wlmf
CHINESE NOT
AFRAlDOFRAlil
I
‘ SHANGHAI. Sept. 15. ~— Rivnl
force: of warring Chinese Mlllury
Govcrnorn battling for panel-ion of
Shanghai. disregarded their tradi-
tional rule against fighting in the
rain yesterday. Firing Wu resumed
at. Hwnngtu, 15 miles west. of here.
while that area was being soaked
by a new storm.
The Klangsu Military Governor
was reported to be running nin-
‘forccments to Chongchow. no miles
west of Shnnghni. to defend that,
inns imam. who took thing yea-
terday, according to I. Chinese ob-
server who arrived bore teddy from
Chingkinng. 140 miles you of Shang-
hai, _
The observer was one of three
(‘hmcsc messengers dupntchcd from
Anting. twenty miles west of hero.
to View operations or the Kinngnu
forccs. He succeeded in reaching
Shanghai by Steamer. utter vlcwing
the invading Klanguu army from be.
hind its lines:
The observer discredited the a.»
m-ritons of the Cheklang forces that.
”‘il‘y were victorioul near Hwnngtu
in the last three days. He said the
Kiaiigsu forces were fully confident
and well orgmized. The observer
‘sald he had witnemd night. b tit-I
lln the outlkirtl of Hwnng in
xt'hlcb‘bofii'nldbs Inch artiller)‘. g
in the battle he saw the Klangsu
artillery force the fighting and lid-
mnce into the outskirts of ilwnngtu.
On the lhlng front. 100 miles west
the Chinese saw the rival
forces in action. and the Klnngsu
,ii-miora said there. were more than
5 3,000 wounded. filling tho hospitals
and university dcrmilbry at 800-
Inf llf‘rf'.
‘vlmw, fifty-three miles went 0!
Sliimghnl .
'l‘liu (-qulpnioni of the lilnngsu
irnopu ivna unit] by tho observe-r to
Mr: superior to that of “to Click-
izing forces. Ho added that. the
ltTlieklnng fioirl guns and ammuni-
iinn were faulty. An examination
Inf a number of uhol’iq. he asserted.
rnvnaled a. great. proportion of
"dildl." . fl 7
TR: Tnnffwfihinc’ng a: 5§5liclla fired
- by the (i'hckidng for-cu. the observ-
rr said. wan ahoWn in an examina-
iiiim of the wounded, which revcnh
I'wl that nearly all wcre victims of
‘ rifle or machine gun fire.
l A Japanese nnws agency receiv-
i a report yesterday morning from Fe.
Using that. the. Mukden railway line
'hnd becn closed to traffic. This was
i Inken u an indication of impending
i wnrfaro between General Chang
g'rad-lln, Manchurian dictator. and
l\VI._| Pei~fu military leader of the
l'eking Government.
lGeo.
Lockwood Home
After Trip at Se
Mr. and Mn. Edward Lockwood
01' u We-Lport nvcnuo worn given h
lurprin Friday night when thfllt‘
«an, (loot-go tint-agile lmckwond. pro.
:turned >imrnn mmxpnutrmy. Ymimt
Lockwood luul chum-d n ins-mun
for tho nummor a.» n «maul on_imunl
on. or the: irunu-wnumntni mull
uiunmuru going from Raw “York in
Him Il‘mnuiawu. 'rn. Mum trip Mould
inns month-I, um Laminated will.
imu. nu "Mayan the sip-rim”.
"vh- Gum m- wu at a will
Minn-t," in aid. in MI till"
moped lbw mailman would an
Mom mm in: when! um: giving
him a thrill mwlod w umw taunt
man. wnu- in an“. N! am:- new
moon or impact“. mash“ up on
ML and MI! iuwnu 94! 9»
It: will rumm- hta aw. in it! “M
News": filth «reliant. was" in, in
a. member a! ”in NM- pr ”E. 3m:
mummy upon Ml mum bane
Loniwnod on man; ”will? wet,
compo by tun. my W943: Flue
tin-a ,h [in entire trimmer nova
mi nu plum: pampcalommp.
» m
Bellini Main Hall! 5
f A! Racklquglver
Ismail. nonunion 13mm»
want. 0! actual. has pineal! no u-
ncut: on I can“ not remain a v»
inward» main. foliowtng not»
union at 12.11.19!“ 30'! Romain Hill.
Win: to tho mu police. any.
on»
town against the udvnncing Chekm
RADIO TALKS
FOR TWO DAYS.
wmi EXPLORERS
McMillan’s “Bowdoin”
Forced Into Port Be-
cause of Storm Of
Newfoundland
WIBCASSET. Me. Sept. 15.-—Aft.er
culling‘wirelcss North Pole for two
connective night: until 2 a. m.
Traffic Manager F. B. Snell. opera.-
ting Special Amanda: Relay League
sutlon. Inc.. beard W. N. P. at
12:05 yesterday morning. 30 minute:
later he wag in {We any: communi-
cation wltli the Bowdoin's radio oper-
ator. Donald Mix of Bristol. Conn.
Receiving the first. detailed account
of the later‘n radio experiences- in
the far North. The McMillan schoon.
or was reported safe in Bonnc Boy
Newfoundland. where it had been
forced back the day before by a
wind storm.
For an hour both operator: were
engaged in bundling meninges that
had piled up for nevernl dnys, then
Mix. lnpning into the gossip of the
amateur. ductibcd radio conditions
be had encountered in the Arctic. He
did. t once refgr to in! own ph
steal air-damp o'i'i that or mcm‘t
of the party. W. N. P3: mysterious
nuance during the month of May.
June. and duly. wan not due to the
advancing dnyllght, be said. but this
occasioned by t necessity for con-
scrvlng tlic sch ncr‘s oil supply.
The aurora bureaus. which it was
anticipated would shut off the radio
signals, caused no trouble until the
Bowdoin had proceeded some din-
tnnce down the Greenland coast. The
chief source of interference at. the
cxpcditlon's most Northern outpost
was a. peculiar sound like induction
fllld equal in strength to powerful
are woven. As Mix expressed it. "The
QRN. (natural interference) wu
awful at the pole." Broadcast stu-
lions were seldom heard and these
T‘rfiti'fi—EUW‘ “9,1113% ’ ‘" A rc’f’ :D' ’
The signal: from amateur stations
of the A. R. R. I... which have been
the only mean. of communications
with \V. N. I’., were heard best from
the western part of United States and
Europe. than any other part of the
world. The bignuls from stations.
can of the Mississippi were very
faint. while those from the well
cont literally "rolled in" with nome-
times very clear bulletins from the
Naval stations. '1‘. S. S. and film limo
signals of Arlington. Virginia. worn
not niwnyu dependable and more
were times when neither could no
heard at. nil. .
Mix anrfod that iim ilomloin
had .iunt. nmsountnrml it hm! Morin
and M a result tiw npgdiiton might
not be hit»: to roach Wlm‘nmmt on
tho 20th. which way m- ante- Mn-
Mlllun had not uimn im- arrival M
llnttlo Harbor. lmhrmlnr Nita am
nun.
Mu intorruptml the main nmn‘vr‘
nation at mus point by null“: lib
wanton! to he fihutllilld in «tour “to
wnlsn Mm: up." tins w“ “Mutiny In
intuit-tutti! our muslin: contact
with a flaw Brilliant! atuillm for tho
mm mm in manila; that ha wanton
to aim-1 Hm mad no“. ‘l‘tuwo me
n do“ Minoan in; about. ill minim“.
limit W- N: 9' Mm but on tho Mr
win QM. mgmgu won «an more
cit lat, dawn tram Bani» no u m
w lurk dictum! runner to but aw
an, utilization of unintuimm
and, w-taomu on hi: at. "turn. .
'1‘!" following w“ well-um! tn
puma! gang“ , n. sin-smut: or No.
Malawi 3 chain canon: “and
up a! 33mm 3hr lav mm. mammal
a”? l! I can touch When-«t a: 19th.
pm; to oil urn hon."
Sept. “gm—3,11.
n. 0! moonlit.
will moivo it $103,000 lumpy. “6
«in also brought Wouldn’t and
nonunion" into the me or nai- out.
Walnut 1. Lemon. of :8
who” will was mndo‘pubiic tulip.
Another man. for the mutation
gush in the» win in tint "
young and Minot murdering?
,, once: at thin time. Ind it We do get
cope will: the world‘inni- and *
ownnllflnl mu; _5
m8 at a: open tad
MONDAY.
SEPTEMBER 15, 1924.
\
~TOEACH OTHER
Leopold and Loch
on; Hands and Go
to elr New Jobs in
Hour the New
Specifl Releases
“CHARLIE HY BOY"
"IT AIN’T 00!!!! To 2A1]
80 KORE"
DON N ELLY’S
80. rum 3:. south Nor-m
*
P110011
150141312 111.. Sept. 15. —— Nuthgn
mpnid. In. mid Richnrd Boob.
convicted clover! of little Bobby
munit- nova cud goodby to each
out" in the prison hero until July
4th Mat. Tho incident took place
jun before they loomed for the
but time in their live. what it
memo to uni their daily bread by
tho "out of their brown.
Tho porting mm in the office of
Captain Buford. receiving and dis-
clurging oificeru who had outlined
pct-on rule. to them.
"Do your work and you 'wili
all right." Captain Blgford said.
"We lntbnd to." replied Loeb. "We
are premixed to follow any orders
(lven in and do everything accord-
ing to tho rules. We have no griev-
be
any we will take them up with you."
“Phat. ll the right spirit." sold the
Captain. "And now bow. you are
to be separnted. If you wish to any
Anything to each other—"
Loeb again took the lead. ,“Good
bye Babe." he said. and held out his
hand.
Leopold's land lingered a long
moment in that at Loch.
"Good luck. old man." he said
hmly} and turned to follow his
keeper. Loeb was taken in the
other“ direction.
Loeb was taken to the west. cell
house and unsigned to cell no 268 on
Goliery 8. Leopold in the out cell
house will inhabit cell No. 313 on
Gallery 7.
They began a. life of work in pri-
son after attending a. moving picture
Show.
The show ended. the two were
taken to the furniture shops. where
Lobpold wu shown the rudiments of
weaving and winding rattan into fur-
niture. Loeb was taken to the cab-
inet shops where '.‘w construction of
chairs was illustrated.
Under the direction of their
gunrds and convict tradesmen. the
boys were thrown on their on re-
sponsibility and told to go to work.
According to prison outbox-ino- both
seem. d anxious to do their best.
They also appeared to be well satis-
fied with the quiet and indnntrloua
air of the furniture shop.
“’ardcn “'hitman doubts the
youthful murderers will survive nt-
tcen years. He says the average life
of a prisoner in for 11m in ten years.
Leopold and Leah are both . high
strung and the dull monotony of the
prison life will cause them to deteri-
orate rapidly. Warden “'hltmnn
said they might survive twenty years.
which would put them in a class by
themselves. and that it they lived
thirty-three years, it would be re-
markable.
The motion picture the, slayers
uW’befére the, took up their units
was "Monsieur Beaucnlre.’ depicting
the romance. adventure and royal
splendor: of another age. “'hcn
they awakened from its magic there
cam!- the contrast 0; sordid sur-
roundings. the restraint and the first
during the show and who 2
signed them to their duties in copy.
ute chops. wembling
wrapping wicked furniture. at: 9.2,.
contrast of the splendid unrezuy 59
the motion picture 1nd the ramp). 0‘
what is now their life. hut a. “a3.
pable effect on the boys.
Canaan Express at
Street railroad crossing in Glen
at. 1:50 p.m..
Thomas H. Dugdaie. 7
Street, was almost insiantly
His body was picked up iwcnly _. .
away from the crossing where is m
thrown by the force of the impac.
‘
bitter hhir of mununl labor they 2,“
eve)- known.
Guards who had Chute o: 1329::
a“: as.
char: ‘5‘
They were depressed and dispzriz.
ed and went About their work 2m.
lcssly and with sober countering:
0N WAY Hair;
9%
KILLED BY TRAIN
AT airliner
Man Meets Death at.
Crossing—~Was Deaf
-— Did Not H e a r
Warning
'i
(l
STAMFORD, Sept. 1 ‘
Stepping iii-front of Inc
the Cr
Saturday
.,
afternoon,
of Crescent
rkiilr "
The train, No. 236. was in (2....
ge
of Engineer Eugene J. O'Connril or
No. 165 “'aterview Avcnuc. Bridzc
port. and Fireman Louis J.
of No. 546 East 136th Street.
York City.
”it.
New
u
.\\;?‘ Tc:..
The train which left
shortly after noon arrived in Liar. -
ford at 1:47.
crossing at Glenhrook.
stated. it was going at a modrrale
rate of speed and that all
safety appliances
were in good working order.
As it. approached the
witnossos
of the
at. the crossing
According to information gleaned
from those who witnessed the acci-
dent Dugdale
tracks going in an casicrly direction
toward his home.
started across ilan
Ac ho nwarnl 13:9,
trackq an autolst a for: {r ct ’rom
the crossing. seeing the oncoming
train. called to Ducdale l-ut ‘nr‘
evidently did not hear the warnmc
nd stepped directly into thc path
of the oncoming train.
The dcad man was the fiztlirr N.
Captain Charles Dugdalc ot‘ tltt
West End Fire Station. Captain
Dugdale. in a statement made :9
Captain of Detectives Thomas Fol
yesterday, said lliat his father war
rather deaf which prohnhly accoun‘s
for his failure to hear the oncom-
ing train.
e
‘ f
Cilildrenis
Teeth /.
‘ Givotho children WRIGLEY’S after
«or, mad: Let them
lunatic In Min. hath, appetite and
«ligation. They want
5/10“,
444
get its dolly
sweet. and
,WRIGLEY’S in the sweet that’s good
fathom.
Norwalk Chronicler