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”37 YORK. Oct. 1
Commissioner Curran
f'
1' “‘ashington
": proceedings
the'
“ ‘4 31 arr-per. be
-“,‘.’l:‘.' Curran said
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had
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”JAY. OCTOBER H ‘
RCHIEFS
POCAHONTAS
ll GATHERING.
Red
”all —- Wan-
lll n Cil Pre-
‘lr Big Meet-
?‘ccnbontas night"
- WK moms. Council.
A:
‘.ml Men's hall,
. ‘m chairs of the
par. Pocahono
More then
the meeting
" an entertain-
of
adoption
"M. or. arrange-
Pocahontas
Norwalk Do-
100
":::I‘: lvofifl mid.
- xmrlmnment and
vmlmg delegntes
frotures of the
s
'n Past Pocahon-
u'as the first
Other
Promoted with
the
mo: organization.
was formed to as-
. Ponnhomu' when
We. as well as ar-
'.:nmcn’s on specinl
soc-ion. Miss
:nto several recita-
ilarcnrct Shepherd
“Flerrspree presented
trorn
u well}
E‘nm flrputy Sis-
among
Lark Cit".
who filled the
T' .5? Pocahontas. Mu
Hort:
l‘rnphctesb.
Rn '. . 7
$9532..“ Sup-znor r-ourt bench. Will come
":us. Horror of Wam-
First Scouts E “mt
Set": Scout. . ee‘m Mt , ’ .
‘.\'4,r'lnr, {gingham guy. will be on Monday atternoos trons;
.vryn. Veronica. mason:
. May Kenna“. Fourthi
'za Frown: First Run-fa“1 1'“
Manolo; Second Run-lf'wd‘n‘
.‘ln'km: Guard of Tepee.
"lo-lad of Forest. Anna
WWW
Insani-
has
rtenried to the Labor Depart»
the de-‘
against Luis
« dropped and that the war
cancelled.
{be avi-
ur, the hearing on Ellis
‘ of" hen." out the chases-
lmnorzed a woman
"W7???" for immoral pur-
epeaking tor Csnon
who instituted the
~le parmrr proceedings.
lm public. "all at the
Island shall be
:h- public so thst
‘ "r for itself whether do-
.. «mic be warranted."
"VT-TON Oct. 3.—The
officials
Angel
"'ommlssloner
"-
:M-ustlgatlon made by
into charges
Firpo was re-
General
' Immigration Bureau
vrrod to Assistant Sec-
..»,_- “"hltc. who will rule
',“.' S‘lC'fl Of
”Cilpatric
Page One.)
270:3
".' llnnngh To Apps-r.
' MI?"
depo rting
2:4. was inclined to 3.1-
for the purpose
v'mch counts Gilpat-
‘ rot gullry to end re-
..‘~
for racer-int Gil-
:‘fi-zursday. October 9.
MF'IH‘J‘OBE to EP-
\ ' :1: Ir make two
. .md the delayed
possible to plan
l-ntcnce st the same
r
:3 no: intimate which
, raliegod sgainst Gil-
admitted. and to
plead not guilty-
.r: in all probability
nosed until the pics. 18
I .’1¢’l today tut two
" Which Gilpstrlc h l]-
-grod were not w-
:‘azd jury for inclu-
;.~Lzr.vnt. and the” 0f
.r :70 part in the an
“9121861 next week. 030
«.93 to concern a not:
l-eon paid by I. max:
“t which no credit
l .'.l
"idnatrxc as cashier or
73;: Bank of. Potato.
fl
. 5 " mn’s Voltage
‘ Being
N4
a»
“more to 31". D
. Hm; said Gilpstric
.3- all. but was not
‘Irm Light and m
‘.T:f.’ (hangin'mw '
w
. of 2300 was!
mafia
Street News
ex-dlvidend. re.
covered its dividend on the first sale
”“1 “I“ moved up to no, which
"Presented a net gun of 2 1-2
points Baldwin end menus Can
”a“ luthtly higher but I}. s.
Steel common showed a slight freon
tionel loss on the first sale.
Prices continued to move within
3 Inn-ow trading area during the
first half hour. I’D-turn Cereal nor.
«no: 1-itosoewzopszss 14.
Bi. Joseph's Lend attained s new
peak at 33 1-2 and Colorado ",4
Southern at 43 while Frisco pre-
ferred. United Drug and Railway
Steel Spring each advanced a point.
Kresge Department Stores and Dela.
ware and Hudson lost a point each.
Standard Indwrials and rolls show-
ed only fractional changes.
Uneven prlce movements marked
the morning. “‘eakness at Lehigh
Valley. American Su r Refining
'and Cuba. Cane Bu preferred.
each 0: Which lost 2 points, encour-
aged short selling and profit taking
in other quarters. DuPont. Atlnntic
Coast Line. Rock Island. General
Electric and several others dropping
a point or so. Standard industrisls
and rails altered good resistance to
pressure. Montgomery Ward was
lifted to s new high at 39 and Fish-
er Body jumped 3 L: points. lode.
pendent strength also was shown
by American Can. Colorado Fuel.
Pullman and American Woolen,
buying or the last named being in-
‘ fluonced by the announcement that
the company's mills at Lawrence
had booked sufficient orders to as-
sure steady operation until the early
part of 1926. Call money renewed
i at a 1-: on cam.
gFuneral of Judge
Reed on Monday
STAFFORD SPRLVGS. Conn. Oct.
l s.—The body of Judge Joel H. Rood.
raterre and former Judge 01
State
from Poughkeepsxe. N. 11. today
The homoerotic Senior-h] Cen-
Oon‘tion for the 20th Senatorial dis-
trict, which includes Norwalk. De-
rien. Wilton and, New Canaan will
be held this evening in the Council
Chamber st the city W1.
nation will be called to order at
eight. o'clock. by Chairman. John P.
Smith or this city.
Judge Jonas. '1'. Hubbcll is bolus
mentioned teddy es the candidate to
be selected, this evening.
on also being mentioned as possible
candidnes.
'The delegates to the convention
from Norwalk. are as tollows: John
(Continued tron: Page One.)
"Manager 31:1an 0! the
York club has been quoted as taking
exceptions to some or my remarks
and to ”'9 .said that l was still
sore about the detest. or the Pirates
in 1921." continued Dreyfus. “11
ell thst hspponed in 1921 had been
exposed. Mr. McGraw might. not
look very good. The old saying
about people in glass houses may ap-
ply in this case. Mr. Mchw should
be the last person em to rotor to
1021. But I am not going to get
into any moments with him. He
is not in my class."
WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.-—A squad-
rat: or police today begun raiding
world series ticket scalpcrs here.
Brokers. licensed under the law.
have been realizing big prom- for
several days on sets of tickets.
ill be taken to his lste horns
and V The funeral servicel
(the home. l
Judge Reed died of acute indiges- .
yesterday. He was on his
trip having been married
’11: New Haven on Tuesday.
___.__..____..__———-_.
. BANIBW Palms
i mew mm. Oct! 3.——mxe ro-
‘descoii merchant. Bridgeport in s
} bankruptcy petition today gave debts
éo: 32.779 and met- or 3725.
Mrs. In: Flynn.
Mrs. Mary Flynn, widow oz John
Flynn. or Westpagt died Wednesday
night at the Norwslh hospital of.
nine. incident to old age. m
Flynn was so years old and a well
known and’ respected resident at
Ssugatuck. where she had lived tor
many years. She is survived by one
son. Patrick Flynn o: Westport.
The funeral will tsks piece Bub
urday morning from the late home
with a solemn high mess of re-
tmlem at 9 o'clock in the Church or
the Assumption. Burial will be in
7 the Catholic cemetery on King
L street.
\
«
Mrs. both I“.
The funeral of Mrs. Della Fell will
be held tomorrow morning stdzao
o’clock from the late horns...“ Havi-
. land street. and a: 1.00 o'clock tron
lat. Joseph's Church. Interment will
be in the tamily plot. in St. Mary's
Cemetery. .
Poser Josqn Ward.
Funeral services for Poser Joseph
Ward were held at 8:10 o'clock this
morning from the late home in :4
Arch street. and at 9 o'clock tron:
St. Mary's church. Rev. Thomas J.
Finn officiated end burial was in
St. Mary's cemetery. The tunes-a!
was largely attended by relatives
and friends. The many flowers gave
mute testimony as to the esteem in
which the deceased was held.
Mr. Ward was a better by trade
and had lived in Norwalk nearly all
his life although a native of Bed~
ding. He was prominent in trot-r-
nnl circles and was a member of
Catholic Union Council. No. 46. K.
statornxanyyesrs. Eels-ur-
vived by a wife. a domain.
Ollo Kennedy, 0! New Jet-y, two
sons. William C. Ward and Peter
Word of Detroit.
Ono w
The moral or Otto Barthel will.
be held tomorrow afternoon. It will
be private. 1%.". I. C. Wensei. oss-
tor or St. Peter's Lutheran church.
will officials and burial will be in
Riverside mm.
all
i .
digs
l3 3
l
which they said had been purchased
tron: lndl’vidusls. It. ll the plan of
the police to make test cases.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 8.—Bsse~
ball tandem. shocked and zoo-stifled
by the disclosures or bribery involv-
ing the New York Giants an the
eve of their world's championship
struggle with the “’sshlngzon Sena-
tors. awaited today developments
that will determine whether the
O'Connell deal to induce Heln‘le
Sand, Philadelphia shortstop, to
throw the pennant deeming gen-lo
for $500 is a. "closed incident" or
whether it has ramifications that
may rock the game‘s whole structure.
GOOD m. .
WATERBL’RY. Oct. 3.—Congress-
Insulin-lot B. O‘Sulllvan. Demo~
crux. incumben: from the Fun: Dis-
trict. and ex-Congrsssman James P.
Glynn, Republican comm-lanai
nominee 1mm the some districr.
dynamited the popular idea of en-
nutty between them at an Elks'
Lodge banquet. here last night. The
two men greeted each other warmly
st the entrance to the Elks home.
entered the banquet hall arm in
arm. and remained in close prom-
mlty during the entire evening.
Glynn was dots-sled by O'Sulllvan
t‘ro years ago.
———_.___.______
Entrance was gained into the store
conducted by John Cutrone in Ely
aqenuo last evening by breaking out
the gls- in one o! the rear windows.
Three pencil sharpener: and three
harmonious were the only things
taken by the burglars.
The break we. dbeonred this
morning by Mr. Cutrone. when he
opened his store tor business. The
matte:- wss anestigstsd by Motorcy-
cle Policemen Martin Leugyel and is
thought to be the work or boys.
PBOI'ES’I'S TO MOSOOF.
PEKING. Oct. a.—-The Chinese
foreign ottlce has forwarded a pro-7
test to the Rusian government at
Moscow against the reported signing
at an agreement by Soviet represen-
tatives with General Chang Tea-Lin,
Manchurian leader. The prom is
s renewal or one already with L. M.
Karakhan. the Soviet ambassa’lor.
———_.—._...._._...__ ,
mam FIRES.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. two.
lion-.1 torests in California were be-
ing burned away today at ten points
by‘deysststing tires which raged out
of control last night.
so 11th tire horned over 6.000
acres our the Sequoia Country club
wmmm.
Judge Hubbell and
Others» Being Dis-
waned—Convention
InCouncilChsmbel-s
The cou- ‘
Others
P. Smith. Edward J. union. is "Him
WilliamTrecey.Mrs.‘ ”1.03:1; ”NJ.L;3£*
Mlss Madeline Campbell. Thomas ’ '
Horas, John McGrath. Mrs. Thomas :W the t“ of m
{In-lee. William I. Stevens and John W, h“ M It db
homey. 6 head of the list for per—nest
§ puzzles. He is the use who
‘ look W for initial-
Wants Landis lummummsa-
serves to Doha, end She-lair.
New -
. A. Doherty, scout councillor.
‘ the South Nor-walk W Union
fessminin’gcogamiusewfilbeinfl-
'v'sunuazsovmum
b
l
l
s
Pair Will Clash in Re-
turn- Battle at New
Haven on Monday
Believmg lhst Willle Angelo
01%
1Collie Pietnes. 0: New Haven wheel
they last met in the Elm City we
the ‘Nutzneg A. C. has booked
boys for another bettie in New Han‘
ven this coming monday night. The;
route and the boys will welsh In at a mother.
The occasion at their last meeting
was in the semi (lull canto to the;
George Day-Tommy Noble light. sndi
in that scrap Angelo amply demon‘
strated that be is one o: the most;
torrnidsble boys in the store at his'
weight. He showed that he csn use;
both paws equally well and packs a;
hefty wollop in either hand. 5
Angelo holds decisions over some
or the in Connecticut.
among his victims being George Day 5
who recently got the decision over.
Tommy Noble, ex-testher wsfihil
champ of England. In his fight with
Dey. Angelo floored the New Ea-
verl lad and bed him on the verge of'
a knockout but Day managed toe
weather the storm although he lost;
the decision.
Collie
greatest fights of his life when he:
won from Angelo. Seldom. if ever.
has Pleines shown the term he did
in the lam tight and for that rossoo
Angelo has been clamoring tor sn-
olher chance at him believmg that
ho can win a second meeting. Re-
gurdless m the outcome. the bout
will be fast and furious as both
boys are sinuous to win.
_ L‘- {JC-r—‘W r ‘ Agal‘,
:scrap will be four other boats. The
semi-final will be another ten round
go and for the preliminaries there
will he mo su round battles and. a
tour stanza. curtain raiser2 Jackie
Brady of Syracuse who made s hit
when be last (ought for the Nut-
megs. may be matched with Jimmy
Hutchison of New York who has
fought several fast drawn with
Georgie Day at Weiss Park.
' George Connolly may be featured
in one of the six round scraps and
Lura Rich in another or the same
length while in the opener. Tommie
Jarrett. is likely to get another
chance to show his wares.
To Hold Girl Scout
Confab in New London.
There will he s meeting or the
Connecticut Girl scout mop contor-
snce committee in New London,
Friday, October 10. at the Pith}!
house in Union street. All council
members and mntalns ere invited to
sitend. Bepr: lntatives from all
parts of the state will be present.
Those from the Norwalk council
who will be able to attend are asked
to communicate at once with Mrs. L.
need
election.
millions
Follotte.
but
lit.
There will be a meeting of the
executive board of the Norwslk Girl
Scout council. at the Royal James
mandamornlngat 10 o'cbchnh
urgently requested that all members
be present on matters of importance
are to be dimmed.
Musicianstoflofi
Thermal-Monumental: or!
will be held snowman
o’clock. Thymus-mum-
ingundertnesunnsrsobeddedlnfiv.
ingwhich ensue-singsrwerohe‘ld
inthe mo . Withst-
tcrnoon
Very WW not”
-' ,
v wsmxom’. Oct. ta—Bepnhli-
3 “I at. 'will _
ll cal-cl- w. Bryan. Democratic nom-
inee for vice prudent. so well on
John W. 12m- and Senator mol-
letxe. the homoerotic and Indepen-
dent presidential candidates. it was
indiostsdheretodsy. onthebulso!
‘smmby William lbw.
chairman of the Republican Nation-
el Committee. ’
Hr. Iutlsr.
or the can”! and plans for the
future with President Coolidge. yes-
terday. declared last. night. he had
seen evidences of a abolition. perti-
cularly in the west. between , the
Democratic and Mallet:- screen.
In view or this. Mr. Butler de-
clared be considered Charles
Bryan a preddentisl candidate.
‘LAFMEH'EAT
After declsring the time to com-
radicals is at the beginning he 1
"Lacuna. ls in em: or '
men: ownership «mm ,H
know the evils of government. “as
had it duringths war. Forstisae.‘
the railroads word' nearly regained}
to death by casual—ions. The: f
1:me died undalc‘doowboussdf
the arm mom to boon m-
The film
deficit of $15,000.17” when the rail. "
roads were turned beck to their own- ‘
The trans of this contusion:
would topple it the country
railroad. It m.u.n
would be 0 ‘
wmmmustwswafldh'ha
gummy" lea-360nm»
undohnswinhs .* m
be directed”
manna-sod progr.
W.
mum
(Continued tron Page One.)
.stu-nzord had esrnod s, return boil: 505.. including any women. at~
{because 0: his nuts showml Walt f tended the @4152
‘ The first speaker was Represents-
! tivs Gregory who told how he cums
weeks ago; Mstchmaker Psoiillo of; o! a family which was democrstbto
111‘ f the core.
"My mother and father
democrats." and air. Gregory. "no
encounter will be over the ten round V“ II! wand-lather
WEI.
and grasd~
. But when I was old enough
1371M. iterate.1d‘ldalittle thinking
ems-sell: with the result that in use
tor
~ 1 voted tor William McKinley”
; The specter praised Congressman
:Merritt declaring the latter should
be returned, to the unions: legisla-
ture on his post
urged those at the rally to vote tor
. Hiram Blogham, candidate for gov-
emor. on the ground that Connecti-
cut h practically out of debt under
the Republican summation and
saying that. this fly at “wing
‘ ‘ “I. ”a u ”fin!
1'1: I an: elected." aid so. Gre-
lnrr. "Iwfllvohsslseetbe right.
water I torn: an opinion as to what
is right and what is wrong. nothing
. will change me."
‘h Drh'rhomss declared the ow
‘ 5 ad were supported the Republi-
Plolnes .ought one of the . an 9"“ Wm it wasxhh party
whirh had freed them-{rum slavery.
”\Vs hsve stopped begging today."
remarked Dr.
begging. we intend to demand. We
the right. representszion in
legislature."
Congressman Merritt began by
.: praising what he mod the
lerva-‘ive
carried outfiAcNonA $.W—m-
ed the democratic party the 'hard
luck' purl? declaring its arguments
as to why it should be in power are
pessimistic. He touched
tariff question explaining the need
or prmective tariff for home indus-
tries. He sold the Democratic party
hsd included a plank about agricul-
turn in its plszforrn only
lgriculture brace up just before the“
mason
Thomas. "Infield 0:
“con-
bul. pmive policy”
upon the
to
have
He declared the prosperity
or the country was shown by the
9: dollars in the raring.
banks of the country.
The Imker devoted s
at his time
large, part
to a denunciation or La.
mutant” s.
pwnsthe»
“election?
Matthew
v am. wears-altos:
, ,erncunxnnom
mmmmm S—caen—
ator 1M t vice
poached to get minimums:
cosstterritoeybyths end oi' the
week.
——:——.—-———
mm mm EN morn.
'ro FORT WAYNE. IND» Oct. :.—-
(Bodalis. Mo). Encouraged by the
reception given his: lost. night in
Kansas City. Class-lee G. Dawes. 3e-
public-n nominee tor vtce president.
planned todsy to continue his attack
on the Watts Independent candid
dsoy during a swing tin-nub. Indians.
with a night meeting arranged tor
Fort Wart-lb.
Dir. Dawes in Kansas City last
night spots to the largest audience
he has had sch his speaking can,
not: betas. Convention Hall
when the meeting was held. was
crowded to capacity. ‘“
NEW YORK. Oct. I.—Jeb.n W.
Devin left today for reunion. N. 1-.
to deliver the first as tour addresses
scheduled {er lids! in New Jersey.
After W in Trenton at soon
he planned‘to motor to Princeton
to talk to tile students. His next
scheduled step was, Elisabeth at. 5
p. 23:. An evening meeting at New”!
will conclude Mr. Devis' program tor
the day. "
Sen: Brookhartfi
(Continued from regs One.)
dictators set up by the van
lesgue 0! Well street. This. groin
has nailed me with renewed and
lvitriolic ream sad I. More.
wish to mate my position and to
return: the lines tor a much light to
mist this gang from the control at
the Eepuhllcan party."
Senator Brookhsrt said Lincoln.
smiled “the sutoa'afic powers or the
supreme court" in the can: at the
lDred Scott. decision: that Boo-o.
lvult assailed the “malezsctors o!
:grcat wealtth." and that Kenyon or-
ganised the taro: bloc for “economic
freedom and equality o: the {were
and common people.“ '
“These. ideas." he said. "have
brought me in sharp disagreement
with many dlaerenl. elements which
style themselves Republicans and or
their financial power control the
galleries at the national administra-
on. ‘
"I have said chat 1' would do as
and: tor Coolidge as he would do
for me and the voters are entitled
to know what we have done for
each other and also to each other.
I shall give you facts tron: the in-
side and shall rest content with
your judgment."
Sen Bum are m
Reviewing his nomination, the
Senator said his principal supporte
ers were tanner! and laboring
people. "denounced as radicals by the.
President and his supporters."
Better Auto Dri '-
Result of Dceruesv'mg
P.
important (actor in the better driv-
ing of automobiles. Commissioner
Robbins B. Simonel of the Connecti—
on}. fits mm: 1' ,,
in an address proposed r delivery
before the thirteenth normal!
congress at Louisville. Ky.. tad-y de-
alared that the District at Columbia
and eleven sures. including Connec-
ticut, now require examinatlods [or
all new operators. Fourteen juris-
dictions enable applicants for
chsufieur's licenses only and ii have
only to: requirements. he said.
No state'hae higher requirements
than Connecticut, Hr. Stoeckol sold.
An exhibit covering the activities of
the Connecticut department is and
exhibition at the congress. ’
E
vision, naval minus. is accepted and
now:
3. Murphy :8 14. W, n and
mutants-3s. Junior grade.
and be h honorably discharged.
superstition about the. number. Fi-
with am
the; only. one could be held for vio—
tor which the invadlng
forces attempting to tskc Shanghai
lions tor» thrq days. started last
night southwest or Sungkiaug at s
were Mrs. James Golden. Mrs.
. ‘ Charles Sentlold. Mrs. _P'. A. Wood-
thmnrronp. 0°“ “fish’s-int ward. Mrs. Henry c. Sherer. Mrs,
" ”en“? “9”" W931 u n Rom A. Mills. Mrs. William 1.
Alumni: and Mrs. J. Emory.
* Wow.
It. hos (“finitely declined the post
at fifth member or the repel-alien
coursidon unomclally altered him
by members of
This is the post provided for under
the Dawes plan, which specifies that
it shall be filled by an American
dusts.
crossed
19:: to 92.960 in 1324.
of teachers has been reduced by 520.
andwthe city now has 7.380 active
teachers.
: v 141' wows!
All Our Meets U. s. Inspected
0t
wammx. on. :.—)t can.
plots rem by the Veterans' Bu-
MI 61 on Wed clams of
worldwarmseenswasurgedins
homeroom presented today by!!-
rsetw‘flnesbymw ‘
. We! the lib.
cruising damnation “11- John-
I
moment—Wan
or songs Benn Butcher. Pen Di—
he is Whit Mm ln adju-
tsnt W’s orders Just issued and
the mm protections in the 1st
Dennison. nave; militia. are an-
LLAlbertJ.X¢trlttu¢I-Llohn
Walter
J. “Gregor and John C. Ross to
Montcalm
Resimdon of Captain Joseph
Brahman—492ml F. A” is accepted
.
» II: M 30. 18.
ninety 13" holds no terror for
James Shanon a fireman at the
Comte! The W. Chief Hagar-2
duvyesterday gave tonne members9
oi the department badges to desig-
onto. their “rt-not service- Each
badge is authored according to the
roars served. The thirteenth mem-
ber o! the company. Harry Hoyt.
received "hedge 1:," Hoyt being
nany Sheehsn. who is popularly
bum l3 "W' sad who was
“number 13" exchanged badges
. when most. '
wsmncnr. Oct. Sa—Decidlng
lsflon or the liquor law on a tow
drops in e battle as evidence, Judge
John. 11'. min-aux in city court fined
William. Yitkus 8200 and costs end
boiled a similar charge against. the
wire. Counsel tor Vltkus gave no—
:lce of appeal and bonds were set at
509. '
rumors: omw; STARTS.
SHANGHAI. Oct. 3.—-An oflensive
have been tethering men and muni-
point 35 miles south at Shanghai.
m
m3 wen BILL.
LONDON. Oct. 8.——Tbe Home of
Lords today gave first reading to
the Irish. hill. providing (or a corn-
minim: to adjust the boundry be-
tween. Ulster and the Free State.
s son. “‘otld's supply
'wheni. available than a month ago.
trace to the exclusive Tuxedo
club Wednesday by posing
porter for s New York
and whose mysterious diet
has been connected by the
with the theft of valuable
teem two bones in the 0%.!“
It was Min-ed today we. ,
man‘s action aroused mm
the club and that a telephone:
to the newspaper which he
to represent established him
leave but It later developed» one
was not seen leaving the »
to the, park. which is our-running
a high wall. A
Chief of Police Bush My, 3.
known dodey tbs: a. valuable a" 7 "
tea but and a quantity of jeweler
been taken from the home 0! .. ‘
ml: Wickes and that s Wit ‘
pearls. owned by Countess ma;
lemme. has been stolen from
home of hire. Richard W
The owners of the missing __
and the police refused to am
the amount of the loss but it our
known to be large.
KR. AK!) MRS. TUCSEBMAK ,
’10 £311.81“ an: my
BOSTON. Oct. 3.—'l'he Prince at
Wales will be the guest of Mr. anti
Ere. Bayard Tucker-mu. Jr" at
their borne in Hamilton to: We due
when the Prince leaves (Xanadu on
his return to Eng- land. His enter-
tainment will include a hunt with
the Myopia Hunt club 0: which the.
Tuckerrnm are leading members.
The date of the visit is still to be
decided. ’
GOES HOME. ,
William Pastuik. aged 14 your.
1926 St. John Street. Bronx. N. I...
one at the two boys who ran awn: ,
tron: home and was struck by n.
automobile in the Post Hood on 33*
day. was released Iron: the Norwalk
hospital 'yeszerdny diner-noon. Ell“
parents came to this city and took.
him back to New York. The m
lsd. Issle Domchcssey. left the W-
tal yesterday.
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GRAIN PRICES ANNO‘L’KCEB
LHI‘ CAGO, Oct. 3.-With new
foreign buying on a big scale plain}:
evident, all grain scored. fresh ad-
vances in price an the Board 9!.
Trade today, the mérk‘ets £51an
' or 10? e -
many new top rec figures were
said to show BLOWING bushels is. »
Hum 159 Pm mars.
Building Inspector George "H.
Hubbell issued the following bucolic
ing permits this morning:
John F. Healy. lunch room h
Westpor'. avenue, cost 8390.
which yesterday passed its third and
final reading in the House of Com-
mons. _ '
ms- 5
Mrs. Frederick 8. Lyon of Flex f
Kill roed entertained at an informal ;
luncheon and bridge party at ‘her
home yesterday. Mrs. Lyon‘s guests
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the commission.
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Enrollment in Visions. schools de-
from 165.375 children in
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handfa-Strss Stories.
H. G. Nadln, garage in Sycamor’o
street. cost $25G. .
Richard Bland. garng‘? 1r. Chaim
street. cost. $600,
Two members of a Legislature got
into an argument about little or
nothing and the debate waxed
vigorous. Starting with “W_
memory language, they soon befla
to exchange violent throats. .
Ar: lmnzediste clamor was bet
up for the sergeant-storms. «
eventually that iunctlonary m-
ed in- ' ,
”Separate em." urged one «D,
ed member: “separate em." ._,
.4.
"But they are shaking nuts."
“Aw .them‘s Just m" a
the sergeant-ammo: as he hit oi!
a trash chew.—-Mlnneepolis m7 * '_
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made up your mind‘to man-yd _
widower 1‘”
“Certainly."
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to mu about his first wire _ .
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thing to tell him about my third V
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