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that after the Commercial
game the team will tcclgln 11,. ‘
All the football lllalnrldl r. 31“ ’
to the squad yesterday MW
Ferrol B. Green. ‘
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”tat wall 0 , 'V A ' V _ 3: ' v. A . 1‘. ’7 ‘ . fagntiiiufidmu' on.) ' ' material furnished by
Street News
H W mum ' ' ’ the three children! :n: it wzs‘gtld
I H a H \\ an mm a." .....r a at “r a i 7' ‘K 7 . that she had deei e o plat: . m
0: 0 « been laid on tho hrs-ism“ desk. 7 .l . l 0.
WI: “.1. I" V“ ‘ 3“ “ M “" General in“. ’2”‘““““' j> 3‘ ~ , in a masonic archer-a;
" l l ‘ r l _ further “union‘s support is to him the conduit one on main or . ,
t, i ‘ b 3“ Yon!“ sm‘ :.“—“ "m" :3:?\I\\OPI\‘RR Fear-moo of moon the hurt-at "ii-ado Commission in in:
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, GREENWICH ,. .A . «
. The High school foml-: ~
.for 18 men and only vi}
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Attendants at. the jail "said she had
intimated also might supplement the
parties pol '9 r r I “3 kept on hand I c, .. _ , I ' v
. . ~ s..- . salon. She also expressed a. . , ‘0 N” i a
33.12;: :fi:.“:.:::.;‘:l‘z.:;;': ......... .. m... “2. m. trim; il:“‘".::‘°‘t3:li.": misfill‘; P mit Indi 3‘33 m an" “mum- m This Year 8 S q 3c: ll ’i:::...“.'~;..‘°:::r » - a.
i V x “ ‘“ “Wm" IMO»! out . l ~ . , . , ml. 4 .
Miss Nash Speaks on “nth" several hm blocks or m“ to: taken by its sum it itt. that ho uld reach a decision at on Building er . said. Ihoug‘h Prac 1 Y
priced issucs changed hands. includ-
Norwalk at Meeting, 35. up Sit-Shut m.lnly higher, were local committees to dim- woman to {War duh;- Ave grand Jurr. StronS— Newr Haven always been a my“... in
exception of General {Raking which committees already havo woman “1ng MW; Neptune o 1 year. It is ”mom".
p c. " . .
was - _ ‘ he cam‘ cutér for the canals committee which L:
Rowan: chapter. held yester ened ‘ppmlably in the later deal ship in order to conduc t day but waived preliminary hear- Greenwich Friday. During the past B. Green and hope (,.-
. t 312.000. ' . ., an.
. election. 0 not his cam i n h r. Boitsmsod pl cc. cos - uthcrn Illinois 1 .klin ' catching punts' Amusement park a, ..' I, ‘
mm“ Electric..\’ash Motors, General Pack: in was “0" ”"1"" a“ “fin“. laat mac.“ ‘ m s ° " Minnie shareaon. house addition What action tho so of hunting. ac s
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to lo of Montana “will not cm H, field street. cost 8! ..
bothered in the homes once a week. Lackawanna and other mum", ,3_ mm m ‘1“, of m. difficulties faced. P D l u
V . Idea“! W" Picture. .. i ma 0. the first. team was put
English was never "wk?“- N‘mclwcre registered by Coca Cola. Davi- plishcd’ had it not been for the far Daugherty, former attorney nncrai,‘ in “‘oodward avenue. cost 8900. 7 -rr m 8
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carry on this work. ers found increasing favor. With 5 To NEW YORK. Sept. :t.—John W. Session Tonight wife, at Ind. and which the pastor a. light signal drill Thursday. _ :1 5 g
, > . towards a more who . -
' in tho meantime States Attorney . go . ”MC ‘ ;
- - ' ‘ ' . early date on the tariff commission‘s it Wm C 0 3 t d his prepara- Bellve to Be of mammal, .
. a! campaign executive committee CI e3 Tumult-Oh COMM“ CW . .
Amencamzatlon l n in: $000 BMW! 0! L0?“ IW‘N“ “ ‘ . .3 r and report on the proper“ to reduce the » c". to ma ’ In the past tho ram:
Price change: in other WGK‘ ‘“ “‘“mcu‘u all ‘ ‘ - $12,000 .4... House for iious to submit the ‘ ~. g .
1‘0““. - ............... h . uld it is hoped that xhn l...
embershi . him of the led ' r. on that o no
In Town House Iconfincd to narrow limits. with the their in D “.3301"; life someone. for the cou- Next backed 113' the fans (-1 . ‘
ing f be I) A ‘R mounted a point to a new 19:; his: mesbgziilr: xii. 333;: mm 1):: :‘fggz‘unlz‘c‘léhfi. matrix. ”:33; t" on", H M" swam} 1“. ”Tuned be- The High who“ woman team “Jo: boys hm 11...}. h 1 A 2‘
A ”we”! meet 0 ‘ - . ~ The ”cc of an ”inn“ quic ‘ sir Building lat-{:3 following build: fore A Justice of the peace yoater- all set for its opening tussle with Icoachefl by Loui.q Ta ~
h Old Town House. The . d in: Pals“ most effectively. investigated the naval reserve on “it'll!!!“ issu'?‘ morniill': ' -
“y ” l: git ‘0 come “‘0": "‘9 in“ wm‘ Rimmed dm‘lifll‘ueg‘liad- \ staicment “BUN by “I0 14b" ‘ "'l' smum‘ 1" J‘ “mm" 0' MM' inc portn‘l‘ln“ ‘ .1!" room house in‘lul- Th0 clergyman “'0 (“dined week the squad has been But through those. who \vlsll to w ;. Z.
3.331.121; 1m the work of American- {“13‘:ntségafidgfigie’gxzs 095".“ li‘c-dersticn through Mr. Well. said tans. Democratic candidate {0? N- 3‘1” r ‘g’ A preliminary hearing. intensive drill. the practice consisting royal should ho on .
pg 0 . .xi. ,
- “\Mm' Will?! \lf‘ellrml , Methodist Epigcop‘l conference scrhnmage and signals. Scrimmage —~———\.A-
Miss Williamctta 0. has: mg; mg. National Lead and isomhnui grandeinuni electfizwogg‘lzoa‘fi: that he would let his record ape-k in Fioveiis street. cost 033;“ m Whh mm” a” "fin“ the minim". m“ was new ywerday at Amusement . b
“med the “glee; ‘2031‘312; ‘° be pukm‘ moved up 2 mi: 3 (filial: agflliardfilarbo: .ailpvortorare‘gard h. “R“ ”u that 3' bcliovud ""‘ “mm". “9"" “on was a matter of conjecture. .Bishop Park and the first loam ran info i."
tstlng way. .ma 3‘ ' ‘ ‘ tflllon Pacific, Atlantic 083 4 - 0" [mate of Indianapolis. in an address some pretty hard oposition, the ‘l
"1' ll“ -- i l hi t ‘h'm'““" °”"'"" ‘Mm'r’n‘ ‘°“‘° “mm “.m‘ ”higgliaegomo m to the conference it Carbondale 3'96- second team having the following ,
In this way many women in A ~lit 5“” ”Spundc‘l lo the fiivorahlt' as the greates‘t ’ 28 . hlc le‘l1m'nt primal “In” of I‘m-"ML" Lexington I“ "we'll It: rodm house “rd“? “id '15 would h""° ”‘9 mat- men—Erwin Holmes. Loo Carroll.' ' Z .
reached and lunslub T” b” ”Pit“; showing of the first batch 0. August‘ of the camps Kn. l 9 f ‘ omen Reverting from his set speech. ”“5“‘mh 1‘0?le .' - 18000 lcr investigated but not until the gnk' Iskendaricn and Donahue, all . ,
13W“ “m World “ at mam "9 earnings reporls- Admm‘" '3‘ 1 to said “ had been genera“) reported Senator Walsh declared that a aiate- “1 N“l"““° “"mw‘ coat. ' ' lacuna. had decided the case. well known football players. After ‘ E
Cross “Wk": “mm 1mm" “no" 1‘ 1-: points in tiles» shnrvs also that it could not have been accom- ment “‘1“ out Sunday by Harry M. i‘inoi‘rlo Campiilil. houas- addition
' CARML 1“» B'3"- 24-T-The photo- through a signal drill lasting about l‘
women “Nor learn the language of so“ ChFl‘nlC‘L Western l'nicn. \ ivau- flung network of trade union orm- w“ "unworthy of comma-it." ‘ ‘1'th of .' girl found an the m‘ntle half an hour. Practice will be held » i
that; adopted countlzgd ‘50 to hrlpl doll and l-nitcd gallldazfrlalnl‘ris: nations. . x). “AA”; :Elkg Hold 484th of the horns of ti: Ravi-sytl’eggehljz today and will line the final pratctéce .
'1‘ e ”Oct-1°" ’ ‘ ’mrnt. Recognize n m ' “ vii» cAdoo ecu-u. ‘ mum. confuse 9° M before the oven ns same excep of
h i m nu; - t \ t “’omen Voters mail
The q“““°“ “‘ ‘ ° mpmw 9 i\ ' trucks mucmnfi 1’” °"‘ " m'l Duia and William Gibbs McA . i he did not remember, was iden- _ . regular menu“: U H.
b0 the Town “an” was discussed: ;:?:;n Can 131, U. S. Strrl 109 3-5: “'ASHINGTOX. Sept. 2t.——Proai- meeting for the first limo ainro dtoll; l3"; by,George Elliott. a. farmer, The team will haxc to "fuel at Hotel Siratfirl'l. h}
but it nu d‘TW-t‘d by the “”90”” . and Galdwin 124 3-5. the highest dent Coolidge arranged his “lend“ warm days of the Democratic Na- near here as a likeness of his daugh- Buckley at qulgr‘lgrbackéelgsirésit 2:2: commime “as my” ‘ ,
to postpone thp 9293‘s“: ouli'la'23l1¢"°ls °“ "w currmt {“3“ Gym" as 323:3.‘3311tzgfitenwonrxe“: as: "M“! C“""“°“ in June. broke The forty-eighth session of Nor- ier Grace. She died two years ago. “’hid‘ ‘3“ r a).
next. meeting. “'th 5 ° ’ ‘ . Bullish demonstrat cos ii an - . . -
_ Hrllcn .\l. Roma. --.‘_0 - . r
. . t'ml 320m 4 < {is
_ _ bread together ycslcrday at the Ho. “Mk man. N“ 709, a. r. o. 15., he said. The picture had been pub- 3‘T0nfipma’gigonéitenszh “(mm is pillars of the In “an; . . g ..
Oct. 2. at 3 ”clock at the 10““? sorlment of minor stocks. many of lionnl Association of Retail Drut- tel Belmont. ~ “le h“ held tonight in the Elks’ lished in newspaperl. so Ad chief! of veterans among ency in G0‘~'F‘l‘i‘..l-.- 2:2 ‘1 f ‘
Houy'. .wmch apparently reflected pool glsts and address them from the Following their luncheon Mr. Mc- lonc in South Main“ street. ( compose Cliffyd and Dear; Both League. She is a L... . I
‘ ‘operations. brought morr general south portico or the \Vhiio House. Adoo amllintly declined to make a ‘ ; th on of the subordinate "Mt “llhtd‘g' '~ if?“ glard : “3‘2? trebolys lie we“ “10"..“ W University of Fall’s»: "l .e ., g
I - ‘ ' .. TODlOTTOW Mr. COOHd‘. m‘o state] (int d v . d hl h it Q I‘GD our family ‘11 r.ce pgye . e o - o 05‘ . . ‘ 1 ,0 l... ‘ V
buying in the representatne share. ' h an one a and to- . d i, th 3 i l and .. .. b ll f 1h h- taught from Lino .o ..l. .
S - « - lodxrn W998"! Y. ° 0‘3“ gas in his church he said. Ho High school foot a ans roug ‘ ‘
ludln the southern and south- Philadelphia. to 89¢“ tt all!“ in ward the Demicratic candidate for , , . l . . . _ artment m 71...”. ),
MRS LEWIS l :gstcrngrails. Soutlxearn Railway at connection with the exercises eels. President. Mr. Duds then “m [hat community. Welfare committee of visited in a number of times and'out the State. Greemtich “.1” haxc p 1m, ‘ . m
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‘ - . j - - has l‘ecn rc-s ollSll-L, -. :~
:0 sold within a. fraction of the brating the 150m anniversary of the ho was permitted ~to announce that thr- “rm‘d 10d". the folosing report was there during the illness of our a much heaiior team than \oruall. ) ll
no each month to the state P. E.
. . fill
. - cmn-m-nlnl ”10 “‘Ol’k Of the lOCll! tel-‘0 and .lf "1‘. locals win they "lay feel. programs ‘Or'3'}‘" .:.Z a.
scars highs” in.“ and seaboard moc‘mg M "W 1"“ COM‘DONII IMr. McAdoo had pledged himm‘" ind m in welfare and charity work lsldlu‘h i t -d th t the icture proud of their learn which has important polmvai ins ms; ._
.- 1 m 1’0““ qomh' C°"‘””‘ ready to do anythirg in his power " . Mr. Eliot eat a D , . . . . . w
.- Air Line prolerrm . f 1.. L {“20 also ” Another voluminous report has to insure the success of the ““ket minim. 3 “-3, taken by his wife A: the request been working so diligently during the mus pails ‘7‘ W... m, 3 J
. western 1:15 .’:J?§n‘i}l1(hté:§ hallway . . “Maintained a room in the Nor- i of the nev. flight and that the _ past month. ‘ co-auillor mm Ld~ ’ 5.3 _,
. l . .rult‘d gnarl-l " A: u; aln fln- wall: General hospital. Made (re- tor took the film to be develolped. The probable “new, for the 50613” News?“ ;. ‘
. '51.? Steel .prlnc carton"? (ll-g c («m “ qllnnt visits to hospitals “"1 88- but net-er had given the family any opening game will be Barry and of The Outlizzu‘ .1 ¢
. _L.. otherl. hoinl;_;oel!-h:nrm.(;r'd. high slat-«l in many other charities. Pdid of the pictures. ‘Whippie, guards; Gorton, McElroy, the [mica may”. ‘ I 1 fl
run ‘lpc ac l.v ( ‘ i , ’-
ice at 110 1 9 (‘o-llcn \v'ls sub-l "I can't understand why he should tackles; Dietz. Lockwood, end and ' which has new “3: m
[if -~. . c ‘~
HIGH EM]. R.'s fund for the entertainment of. “y that he did not remember heLDonald Ruddiman, center. The; study and well x-rcrla'y; 31,- 3, 4
" - icctcd to selling pressure on rumors ' ”. i ate. 0‘ Allin town hos ital " backfield will be Captain Evcrett'ues on the subielt
Chas. W heelel' Also Re of new financing and General Bak- . the nrn .1 8 9“ name. he repeated. - .
. . 1- . fnr ex service men. Observed ag
named for Represen- ms broke rur mm mm "a "a” . i e m n, m... home M... ”New...
uckley at quarterback, Bennett and '
high on realizing. Arilxilv slacken»
O'Brien. halfbacks and McGowan. (.Omposmon n. ,_._
. - , . « - rx-wclses. Gave a substantial tn' MCS fullback. Except for Buckley the . b. 1 “H ‘ .. ‘7 _7 .
tatlve’POII Big VOte ”d ”ward rniddav following 3 rr— Thanksgiving dinner to over? poor Bea ce he!!! and back field is made up cniireli’ of new 1115222518ng roll-r2 . - fl
' sumplion of profit inking in “you”; ' Miss Porn Hall has returned to her (“‘“HY found ““th Jurisdiction of William HiCRey Wed men. Besides "1059 mentioned the A d ’ b :1 ’71; wk»
STRATP‘ORI‘. 59m. :4_-—'1'ho vote lndustrials. Call money opened at ‘ duties ” a teacher in the History .thu lodge. At Christmas time had a rest of the squad will be Drew, kel- All mem_ cr 0. i“: M...
. " t. . . - . . - - ins Genu- ed to reserve Orzo».
eniaiivos in thv. annual - per C"! inn with services at Elks home and l}. Pennell. Blandl, Hopk , m .- _
for ”We: 2;:gtmenstheat‘véhgct3:913,innifer;'gifts for lho children of the Coun- arlo and Buckholtz. :10 ”"3 a‘hmk‘“ 0‘ a .
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primary election held in Siratford (Continued from Page One.)
.}'esterday resulted as follows:
I - 15' home. {01' dependent children and Mia Beatrice McShcrl-y of Cottage' After Greenwich Friday, the team - . ——-————> '— ~ '
Mrs Holen. E. Lewis, candidate . _ famj'lrffsjmf figgdggfgnhggfigg for the children of the Day Nurs- street. East Nor-walk and William will travcl to New Haven the follow»! Eiamlnajio‘nf.'p:\f . ,
f ;,0:p1,cuon_ 1065. . only To: amenittin thle‘wo‘rld at finest; rccenllvcpcratcd for appendicitis ”Y of thc filly. Donatgd to Salva- Hickey of Grandview avenue were ing Friday to take on the strongl “U158“- lu' ..\ A l .. ._ .M. ..
oCharir- F. “-heflm-v candivinl‘: for . ' "m: “h C °" 1: 5 ’°_ 91" ° ’3‘“ h 3 ‘ \farnaret ficulley graduate of 2“ lion Army, Red Cross. Near East married this morning at nine o‘clock (‘orlimercinl High school of that c1ty.; ' . . *f .. >
to electlcln i005 :higz‘l‘fauon that “‘1 insure t ”c : entered 1“”: school yesterday :0 association. State Child‘s “'clfare as. in St. Joseph's church by the Rev. Manager McElroy has not announced lBObOG) hilt lh" 60¢“? 5 a .
_ , . . _ .. ' ~ . iation etc.
‘vernon S. 31°rebouse' 1“. TAVERN IS ‘0? '
s
' l t .hodule but is thou ht man.
“History has proved and is prov- take a Post Graduate course. his comp e e sc g
Harold C. Lovell. 216.
Harry Porter. 58.
The tour candidates receiving the
largest number of votes remain on
the ticket to he voted upon at the
“‘i november election. Porter bring eli-
Dcnnia Hurley, pastor.
ling daily." the speaker declared. Arrangement han'e been conciud-l '
a
it‘
. t1
1"that only Nordic and Anglo-Saxon cd for the dance to be held for the 5 ‘ : f I” 5
T0 DAUGHTERlpooples have reached a high levcl of benefit of the football team at the ‘ k ‘
Eintelligenco." " High school Auditorium, Friday evc- ._ . ‘ ‘
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.. _ The Story of Stoves
Turning to immigration. he said: hing. '
"The undesirable hordes from The committee appointed for the
minated 18 a 1'95“” 0‘ 3'95te’day" ' ' other lands are driving to our shores dance are the following Everett
primary. Of the remaining four. the Dr. Otis Of Chicago the millions who for One reason or Buckley, Donald itudiman. Dorothy
two receiving the largest numb" 0f Puts Place In Her another have been hesitating. Every Skelly Betty Weeks. A meeting
votes represent Strdlford in the . attack upon the Klan makes more was held yesterday at which 'cacl.
Legislatul'e- N a m e—T 0 L l V eiclcar-cut the issue of Americanism
In the balloting for Judge of Pro-
bate, Attorney ’John Smith received
room was given its quota. of ticket:
' ingainst alicnism. Americans are to sell. Iti ho odthat thiad W
There During Sum- . p am
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' lsomc times slow. but they are plod- will be well patronized as the foo:~ _
at 1009 votes, and tviiliam Hoard met idlng and discerning—and they are. ball team is “my in hood of funds, ‘ l f h _i
h Wilcoxaon 316 votes. Both of t se honest. Hence, they “.1“ eventually and High school: pupils are only al ‘3 a ‘ , ve. Not a wa s so or t e Storv ~‘
. candidates remain on the ticket. and —-—- discover ghc Klan—and recognize it lowed four dances during the "no“! NOW, before anyone starts housekeeping, he buys a StO . y . .
the one receiving the largcst num- ‘ Dcnds “"0 filed today i” ”l" 0" as the last refuge of American pa-
year it is hoped that they will tak'
her of votes in thc November 9196— ”(‘0 0‘ TOW" ("1“1‘1‘ Hcrhcrt R- tl‘iolism, worthy of the name. "advantage of this one. Frank Volks
tion will be the one who will gm the Smith, transferring Tavern Island
of stoves ‘winds interestingly along with the story ‘of mankind. Ill—file early days there was no i
i
_ ‘ "Thou shalt Not Pass“ Society Orchestra will play. and lhv . ' ' ' ' ‘ l L”
office for the next term. ”m Dr: “NW J- “E's 0‘ ‘» “mm l’nlflcll at last. with a. purpose that committee assures a good time to all cooking, never a square meal. Amazmg, Indeed, IS the story of the discovery and control of fire.
Mrs. Lewis W‘hcclcr, and Judge 3”; tg‘vh‘Ldaughr‘" Mir-‘1 flailing“: is definite and holy. with a mmunt who attend. ; . ' k "
smm‘ “r" ‘h" “"d’da‘“ w“ ”“51 ml?- 'liflo ”3:11.33- 190 no.1- lieu-.32. ”’“““"a““"' “"‘h “‘8 2°“ “’d °°“" There “I n football meeting mm; It is a remarkable story, the story of stoves, from the first flames around a few blocks and toe s to
the endorsement of the Peoples Pilot lqlanxl a?” fin. pur'haWd ly ago and loyalty wshlch madle 1:0 in Room 26 yesterday, at which the . 7 f 'h, l d 1‘. . .
General .Commiitcr in ”‘9 prcpr ‘ ‘. ' ‘ S V ‘ ’ Nordi cand Anfilo- M0“ DGOD GS l 9 following candidates received Jer- 0d ' “g \n'll'z '0“ em W 8C levemen S an u 1}.
mary campaign. )lnrehousc. Lovcll. E"! ‘10:” ‘20,}; Harry Altcrbury greatest. on carth. we. are ready to seys and Stockings which signiflra the m ern kltChGII ra e. But d It] makes great d ands 0 “e 4
and Porter were known as the 50- .m t 3"“ 1““ ~ stand as the French stood at Verdun their making of the squad. They um i . .. . ,, v ‘4‘. ;
called “Old Guard" candidates. \Vil- Dr. Otis since tuklng over the is- and shout to the alien hordes, ‘Thou; Everett Buckley. Earl Barry. “-3“; T mamly there had tube a ' . ,
coxson is making an lndrpendent land has made “"9”“! improvements shalt not 99.883 lW'hlpple, Vincent O‘Brien. Gem-gr 0‘
run for the office of Judge of Pro- and has for a “m" (1‘1“"8 ”10 Hum- Million! of Americana 3” in ‘1‘" Lockwood. Donald Ruddlman ~ V >
bate. mcr months resided thorn. The duous quest of leadership toward bet- David 1),”... pm” McEll-oy. Kelly,
Today's vol“ was n". mfg...” p,1_ property will still he usml by Dr. tor government, adequate law en- McGowan, Dcil: Buckholtz. (icnu- r , ' .
man, ever polka in mmtmrd; the this as a summvr home in conjunc- forccment, the elevation of society ario, Brandt, Pcnnell, Hopkins. Ben- ,
tellers were busy until rftcr mid- tion with his dauglltcr as her family. and a more perfect national patriot: "a". a d Gorion. At this meeting '
night. Th" transaction “150 includes m"- The Km“ alone ””9"” th‘t‘ Coach reen said that he knew that i I
'Anna Shepard and ,
Stamford Man Wed
Mr. and Mrs. Vs'illlam Shepard of
I'SOuth slrcct today announced the
marriage of their «laughter. Anna
Mary. to I'clrr Joseph Grimm, jr..
son of Mr. and Mrs. Prior J. Grimm
of Stamford. The young couple
were married in New York city. Sat-
urday evening.
Nor‘vdlk High A. A.
To Hold Dance Friday
The Norwalk High School A. A.
will hold a dance in the school Fri-
day cvcnillg. The rncelpts will be
used to purchase football uniforms
for the team, and to help defray the
expanses “'l‘if’l’l travelling, to play op-
ponenls.
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SUSPECT RABIES.
STAMFORD. Sept. 24. -— John
Sidschenko. l: years’old, 22 Rugby
street, is in the Stamford hospital
under observation, having been bit-
ion by a. dog owned by M'ary Kier-
nan of 16 Harbor street. The dog is
also under observation in the cus-
tody of the dog warden. It is being
watched for rabies.
Obituary
Mrs. Ruth Zelda Kcelcr.
. Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth
Zelda Keclcr. wife of Representa-
tive Robert w. Keelcr, will be held
' at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon
from the late home in \N‘iiton. Rcv.
nl'red R. Bunker will ofl‘iciatc and
.btlrhl will be in Joe‘s Hill ccmc-
tat]. ' \
Howard B. “‘ilson.
’ Funeral services for Howard B.
‘ -n. of 181 Main street, will be
at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon
the late home. tev. J. Ben-
land at Hickory Bluff. 0n the main
land there. arr: two houses. a garage
and a pier and on Film Island there
is a lat-gtI stone house. a stone boat
housO. :1 guests cottage and a. carc-
laker’s cottage.
The island was originally owned
by the late Ebenezer Hill who spent
about $200,000 in fixing up the is-
land. Hc'rallcd it Pilot Island be-
cause the original settler on the is-
lzlnd 4:15 on old ecu pilot named
Jost-pll Merrill. ‘
The place was some years ago said
to the Malex Reality Company, who
sold it to Mr. Smith and who in turn
l
!
land to Dr. Otis.
Pilot Island is located
mouth of the Norwalk Rive:t 1:1:
in the middle 'of the harbor with
deop water all round it. To the East
of the island, there is anchorage for
deep water vcssels and often during
storms, several such vessels can be
seen at anchor there.
Litchfield Postal Clerk
Held for Robbery
TORRINGTON. Sept.
Tucker, 29 years old. a. clerk in the
thchficld post office for the past 14
years, was arrested in that place last
night by postal inspectors on a.
charge of stealing from the United
Stains mails. ilc vats brought to
Torrington and placed in the lock-
up. It was expected that: he would
be arraigned bOfOlG a federal com-
missioncr in “'aterbury today, who
would fix bonds and hold him for a.
federal grand jury. '
Them from the mails have been
in progress in Litchfield for consid-
embly over a year. Many complaints
have been received by the post office
department that money mailed in
that town has not reached its desti-
Ination. Patrons sending money to
mail order houses were the chief
victims, it was said.
24.-—Robert
disposed of it through Reed Havl- L
..__.__.__.____ ahout one acre of land on the. main. Warning Klansmen not to under-
estimate the strength of the oppo-
sition "to the forward march of the
Klanl' Mr. Evans said:
"When pclly persecutions failed.
our cncmlcs resorted to direct ter-
rorism. They started a. series of
riots which has shed blood and dia-
graced our country throughout the
spring and summer, and it is still
in evidence—perhaps to remain for
some tlmn to come. Most of the at-
tacks were planned and directed by
the some forces which were behind
the early form of persecution. some.
it must be acknowledged, have
been the product of racial instincts.
hostile to Americans and everything
American."
Disclalms Hatred. .
"He declared that the outside
world “will eventually know that
Klanamen do not hate Roman Ca-
tholics, Jews, negroea or aliens."
"The Klan‘s light." hocontinued.
"is not with the people. but with
systems and instincts and principles
which run counter to Anglo-Saxon
instinct, American and Protestant
Christianity. The Klan does not ex—
ist to command people in their re-
ligious beliefs. Our watchcry is
‘Back to the Constitution!
“The Constitution of the United
states tolerates creeds, but. it favors
none. Hence. the only demand the
Klan makes of the Roman Catholic
church is that she cease meddling in
American politics and that she come
down from her self-erected pedestal
of special privilege and take her
place alongside the' Methodist,
Baptist and other churches. "
“The Klantbelieves in theIupbuild-
ing of the American nation—found-
ed, as history emphatically-declares;
on the supremacy‘ of the white race.
the genius-of the Nordic and Anglo-
Saxon peoples. and the free private
interpretation of God‘s word.
"The Lord has guided in and
shaped the events in which we re-
joice. He has held us under his
protection. The fact that we have
this ‘divlne guidance and protection
some boys had been disappointed by
not receiving jerseys and stockings
but he wished that these same boys
would keep right on coming out for l
the team as there were bound io-be
some changes in the personnel of the E
team before the season was over!
then these same players would get ‘
their chance. The boys hold prac-
tice yesterday at Amusement Park.
Miss McMahon in charge of thlo
Oral English Department in High
school said today that some of the ‘
Extra Activity Periods on Weducs- ‘
day would be used for debating. Last
year debating was quite popular at
the school and this year it is plan- '
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nod to make it much more interest- 1
ing than the previous year by stag- '
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in; inter class debates.
Horace 'Tex' McMahon popular
student at High school in 'H has en-
tered Fordharn. ‘
PASADENA. cu. slim. , :4.——1~wo-,
differentvversiona of the slaying of:
Mrs. Clifton R. Hunn..former Chica. .
go woman. found shot and beaten to
death in her apartment dlere last
Friday. were in the hands of the po.
lice today as the result of the arrest
last night in Los Angolea of Harry
ponnor. alias Harry Gar-butt. ox-con-..
vict; alleged to have fled from the
~Hunn apartment after the killing.
1". 3. Gibson also was in the spur.
~uncut. ' "’
' Connor. on the other hand. told:,
police that, he fled only because of.
the feat-that his past record aa‘aw-
convicc.-would make it. imposs, lble to"),
prove his. ' innocence; t t. . it 7m}:
Gibson into .itiacked Mrs. Hunn with; ,
a'hainmer’and that it was he. Con.
Coal and Gas Oonddnation
Porcelain Sound
a fire.
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