Shorefront.
Thomas C.
Shorefront park.
M. Preston Goodfel
ence H. Goodfellow, 8'
buildings, Silvermlne_
NAME DF BROAD
RIVER SCHOOL
Community Cl :1 b of
That Section to Pro-
test Against Change
The Broad River Community club.
at a. meeting to be held tonight. will
formally protest to the Board of
Education against the changing- of
the name of the Broad River school.
A committee will probably be ap-
pointed to inform thc'xboard of the
action taken by the club.
At a recent meeting of the Board -
of Education, some of the members
protested against the new school be-
ing named the Broad River school.
The building committee of the board
wa slnstructcd to ascertain who had
riven the contractor construction the
I lchool permission to inscribe the
_ name, "Broad I-livqrr school" upon
the stone above the front entrance
,2 of the school.
" 23 MW
TRANSFERS
Twenty tlxrcc real estate trans-
fers were filed on record with Town
Clerk Herbert it Smith for the lat-
ter part of last wee-k. They are:
John Mynttinees and Wife to
Preston GOOdfcllOW. Lot and build~
ings. Silvermlne avenue.
C. E. H. \K'hitlnck to R. H. Fuller
,GREENVVICH, Dec.
cess
Written by
carrier in the Circcnwlc
entitled "Thoughts of
and dedicated to his lot
cited
his friends to have the
'i. book.
iv he hcsltutr-d long. hu
Ncw
disappointed by the
tory. The first edition
and emphatically exha
larger second edition is
tinuous and.
by postme nand pesto
uishcd men including P
The second edition
; Construction company, land. Dan.- poem; and is bound in may iluclz~
; bury road. . ram with gilt lettering.
George E. Finch to (‘lmrlcs G. )Iunly Hitch is a nail
- Bohannon. 4 lots. Keyscr street. wlch. having linen born in a. little
1 Samuel J. Stewart to Muni’ord 1'. house m "Cogn13‘vnug Road,"
Eagle}: 309 and buildings. (‘ross nus. He was obliged to
‘7 street at an early age. and i
f H0”)! H 531111150“ 10 Dwight “7- self mnric and self-educated
Smith. lot. Norman avenue.
Mndalene l". Webb rl ol to Freder-
ick St. John, lot Fulri’lold park.
Henry C. lrzullcy lo Ellis Howard,
lot Alcicn avenue.
5 Clearvlew Park Co, to Ethel S.
‘ Fowler. 2 lots Clcarv'lcw park.
Mic-2.;ul Filters and wife to Luke
Bencdlckmlc and wife lot. and build-
"1ngs. Clinton arcnuc.
:3 Luigi Hold to Charles R. Charlott,
and universally
tee-med. lie hns been i
delivery service since i
practically a quarter of
hits served in the Belle
tion of Grccnwich
Pork company to
Cavanazh ,et .al.
Jennie Ferrlgna to Dominick Son-
tigztto. 2 lots, Fairview pork.
POSTMAN POET
is common
BY cooupos
of the little book
Manly Hitch. a
well into its second edition. 7
Mr. ltitch's earlier poems and cli-
considerable fnv
merit, mid he was advised by somn 0!
With characteristic, modes-
miitcri specimens of Jiis w rk to a
York publisher, who declined to
bring the mouron a royalty basis.
Manly was not greatly worried or
forthwlt hproceoded to
hook printed on his own account.
The result has been most satisfac—
increasing
“Thoughts of a. Postman" has been
read all over the country. especially
and the. author has received lv‘ttl‘rs
of appreciation from many disting-
rcsident (”oo-
lldgo and Postmaster-General New.
contains
respected and
Actress Pleads for
Men Who Cured Her
10' to Flor-
1~f acres and
16.-The sue-
of poems.
letter
It Post OffiCe
s. Postman."
e wife is now
orriblo com-
m printed. in
i finally sub-
rel'diml. but
have
was quickly
usted and a
finding c-m.
swie.
ffice peopll‘.
inter
ve of Green-
Mia-
lcnve school
3 literally a
man
os-
n tho postal
90:.) and tor
a century
Haven sec-
lot.
his .
continue to choose their daughters mates
qudifiod to do their own choosing-and most
she “sent.
amen."
snot and buildings,
Emilie Wellnliz
street.
11-93 EMNQ‘
:- Stark zmd wife,
3 Lincoln av'.enue
lo, 2 lots, Center avenue.
lot and
South Main street.
to Charles J
Mlntz and Frank Rtynolds. lot and
buildings, \Vest 'tvcnuc and Butler
Michael Lysboy and wife to Zoltari
buildings,
Peter J. Vi ultlron toAFllomcna Pal-
Cecelia McGuinncss ct al to Joecph
N. Klaff, lot. Gregory boulevard.
Shorefront l‘urk company to None.
V. Keogh. 3 lots, Shorcfront park.
NEW YORK. Dec. 16.-——Tho man
who frcc'l Juanita Hanson. movie
star. from the grip of drugs is in the
Federal [-cnitcntiury at Atlanta,
but hn won't he more long if Miss
linnsun's efforts to free him count
for anything.
She plans to go to Washington
this week and lay the case of John
S. Barkcr before Attorney (tel-oral
Stone. Miss Hansen claims Barker
has done mom to cure drug addicts
than any man in the country. and.
that lot the 'good of all unfortunate:
.' VIIIQIIE“ M I l I'ILNQKflv‘Jl
TclhKomTo
2 kilo Ind En
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
' . AND STOP CATARRH
enemy"-
You tee-l line in
“_"‘1“’.‘\T‘. :» , .
3011c.
:ppen. The air passages
reely.
o hawking. snull‘llng.
great}: at. night.
‘3 Tell your drug/gist
gsmall bottle of
. t the head: soothe and heal the a most happy ocrnsion. ““831”,, . ' '
wollen. inflamed mucous mem- Joyed by the children and u,
rune. and relief comes instantly. growncups.
It is just what every cold .and ca.-
Don't stay
rrh sufferer needs.
ctuifed-up and miserable—Adv.
a few moments.
out cold in head or' catzu'rh will be
Your clogged nostrils will
of' your
ead will clear and you can breathe
.\'o more dullness. headache;
mucous dis-
hargcs or dryness; no struggling {Or
you want a
Elys Cream Bilm
aipply a little of this fragrant. antl-
mptic cream in your nostiils. let it
Epenetrate through every air passage
' and eventually died from it.
‘ lug rm
' ilfifflflfli’ w
\
world with your best.
you have reached the
A man's constant
should be the perfect
merit.
work wnw be
thorough pace his
work half finished.
0 O O O
In: of the Sentind's
Ads.
.mlstnctioni
Thoroughness
When you conclude that you
have reached your goal and so
can rest, you fall to satisfy the
You
must not stop when you think
top—
perfection in still before you.
vision
ideal
When he lowers the standards
that keep in view his best, he
. lets down the bars that .lltl'll'
- him to inc lifvxent accomp-uc-
He plays his best card in his
makes
the
wining
stride and never leaves any
Another piece sirlierothm-b
oughnuspenislntbormdo
fled
Prove it to your own
gimme:
CLIFFORD SHOE
TORE
‘ Unto-Dire: moorrwmn
, NEW FALL STYLES
Strong
1 ; mole. Prescription. It too gut."
‘ Times.
who use drugs. he should be at lib-
erty. toconunue his work. ‘
Darker. according to Miss Hansen.
was responsible for more drug euros
among Hollywood movie stove than
any other person. “Wally" :eid vn
under his care and woe cured. but
later returned to the use 0: drug“:
Barker was sentenced to acne five.
years loot Mny {or the sale of twu
grains of morphine to a. movie ac-
trees in Hollywood, whom he was
attempting to cure.
Hillside Entertains
,The Christmas entertainment a'
Hillside, so eagerly anticipnied iv
the girls at the school end the chil.
dren of the Fsirneld County Rome.
was held Saturday afternoon in ”1'
school gymnasium. As usual, it “a;
brought‘over to the school in a hug-
motor bus specially engaged for ll'lt
occasion. he ride itself was ex-
citing enoug to the crowd of boys
and girls and. proved a. delightful
way in which to begin the party.
The school close. for the Christ~
mas holidays on Friday, December
19th at noon. This week. the girls
have examinations on their tennis
work -
M
STABBED BY WAR GRAND SON
CHICAGO. ‘ Dec. 15.-——Bruce A.
Shaw,‘ wealthy Oak Park inventér
and manufacturer. was stabbed fat-
County Home Children .I‘
' The children lrom the Home wow ‘ ‘
ally Sunday by his son. George. 23.
who used a German sober brought v
back from French battlefields. \il ‘
Show died at midnight. pleading that
his son be exonerated.
“George is crazy. a. shell shocked
war victim." he told the policel "My
boy is still suffering from his wounds
and has been in hospitals most or the
time since the war."
RATIFY WAR summits-“r .
WVASHINGTON.’ Dela. u. —- The
Senate has retitled that war debt
setlemento or the American foreign
debt commission With- the republics
0! Lithuania and Poland. -
——~_____.__._.__
. Evidence of Amman.
Miss Jones—I suppose the baby
is fond'ot you? '
Mr. Hobbs—Fond of me! Why he
sleeps all day when I'm at the of-
rice and stays up all night Juli. to
enjoy my society.~—Kanm . City
Are You Fat?
‘ Just Try This
Thousands of over-tot people have
become olendér by following the Mr '
vice of doctors who recoinmtm
Normals. Prescription Tobie“. mega
' little tat reducers are made tron: the: ’ '
same formula. as the famous Mer-
wilt—go to your drum adv ink
tor one dollar «the same price uni]
world over) procureiu box of “the”
12-14 No. Main St.
WHY.
A MANICURE SET THIS XMAS?
*IERT D*"MOR‘ AN '
Girls Qualified to Pick Mates
Says Noted Engineer’ 3 Daughter
"is! Natalie H-umnond debutante dnu h I l
. . ter oi oi
"mood, famous mining cugmmm R J m H."
meat of Dr
iahcs exceptions to the state-
icmimst, that mothers should
Girls nousdavs are
of them seek mental
Kate “ alter Barrett.
or methods
:wf’
R“-.:‘i’s2f 3&6 171‘ In" x
Sale Priced
Choice Group of
Fur Coats
For Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
A three day opportunitv: A saving opportunity
for thoso who intend "fixing a fur coat this
Christmas to friend wife or mother. An oppor-
tunity to those who are going to be their own
Santa Claus. The coats are with large luxurious
collars. Many trimmed with contrasting furs.
Most of them in than new long, silhouette effect.
$7 9.50 to $295
Frank J acoby
The House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes
So. Norwalk
NOT - A 7 i l
-SEE THEM NOW ' "
1 r1- . -.
ACENl‘S
‘MIIST‘BECUT.
SAYS HDDVER'
—-———----
Gives Three Methods' in
O 1) en i n 3' National
Safety Conference in
Washington
\VASHINGTON. Dec. Ida—Mod:
in industry and com-
merce and policing have been suc-
cessful in reducing annually within
the U. 8. the number of accidental.
deaths and injuries from every
mule but one, and tint is the auto-
mobile. Secretary Hooi'or declared
yesterday in an address opening the
National Conference on Street and
Highway Safety. In 10 years the
rate of foul accidents ha: been
detailed by automobile operation,
the Secretary said, and while motor
vehicles hnvo «mun-nee themselves
as a prime necessity}! American
life. it is now necessary to find
"constructive measures to meet the
Crisis or tons of thousands of deaths
annually, with hundreds of thous-
ands of serious personal injuries.
accompanied by economic loss of a.
staggering sum."
"A very large portion of the 22.-
600 deaths. the 635.000 serious pvt-
sonnl injuries whicn is our annual
traffic tail for tut year." the Sec-
retary said. “have happened to mr-u.
“0min and children on foot] The
next largest group who surf-«1m! are
the motorist: themselves, who are
the \ictims or ricklcss driving up-
on iho part of a small minority of
\li‘liJuS or ignorant.
“The automobile is the greatest
tlcwlopmeni of :wcnty years. both
cconomicalh’ and socially. But if
we ulsh for its fullest di veioprrmiit
m- must reduce its terror-n.
"'l'hln- are three umml methods
of approach to remedy. First.
through prevention and safeguard.
and second. through much filinnkvl
punishment for violation of the
rights of others; third. through
public education as to its rcsponslfi
liiitlts.
fit to not Any purpose here to on-
tcr‘ upon the proposals before the
Conference. They cover a tremen-
dous rung: from town planning and
traffic planning, to regulation, legis-
tetlon and engineering construction
and education. They embrace both
punitive and preventive measures.
Mnny parts of the proposals are in
use; in some place
today but only in parts. For in-
stance, but a few of our state.» im-
pose rigorous determination of
competence before licensing drivers.
There is no uniformity in traffic
regulations.. e
"The vast majority of motorists
are conscientious and careful and
competent. It is the inconsiderate,
the careless, the incompetent. who
are bringing these dangers. N'or is
the xcdcstrlun altogether flee from
«contributory negligence.
“The time has come when every
accident must be examined and pun-
ishment meted out that will impress
the mind of the reckless for the
Science of their natural lives."
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.——Onei
fifth of all fetalities lay accident in
the Unlicdfitatos in 1923 were. caus-
ed by automobile accidents. accord-
ing to figures made public today by
the Census Bureau.
The number of deaths, from eu-
iomobilc accidents in cities Were
twice as great as in rural districts.
and in only three states. Kentucky.
\‘t'yomlng and Mississippi. “'ex‘u
there more deaths from railroaJ
than automobile accidents.
The figures are bust-d on a survey
covering 88 states where vital sta-
stir‘s are recorded.
The Bureau rrperied that “'yo-
mini; had the highest mortality rut,-
from all accidents. 195.0 for each
100.000 of population. Calltornla
had the ltlleli‘.‘~‘l mortality rate for
automobile accidents, 32.6 per 100,-
000. and Mississippi hs-i the lowest.
1.4 prr 1wi'.000.
or sixty six clllrs of l“0.000, from
automobile accidentl. the figure be-
ing 35.! prr 100.000. Buffalo had
the highest min for street car fat-l-
iiics. 16.9 per 100.000, and Scranton.
I’d. ihin highest rnilroud fatality
rate. 16.4, and also the highrei mic.
HM. tor all fatalities from acri-
dents.
The lowest rate from automobiles
“:15 in New l‘icdioni, Mass, with
f. 2 yo; 100 000.1110 lowest from
all accidents “so forth Worth. Mill
47.2.
LAST WORD
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f If there's ll’lt". li‘iihl doubt in
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Gifts there‘s no wimncu. 1.. yo
wrong.
50c T° $3.00
$1.85 50 555,
Mufflers, Housecoats, Bathrobes. Leather
Hosiery and many other good thintrs for Him ll
Rogers €99 Steve
TWH HUM“.
SOL’TH NORW
N ORWALK
Lionel Electric Trains
Muse A Wonderful om
l‘or the Kidding JOSEPH Dill ;
sets From 5.75 ' 4749 .‘Hllllli .\i.il\ "
s PM “The Road That .,
The Norwalk Electric (20. In a Greater N0 .
11 NO. MAIN ST. —-—-- ,
Tel_ 2978 So. Norwalk A Christmas Gill ll
A Pair of
“Kuxn-a-part”
(or! limo .irc Nlh‘ in ‘r
30c - Si .00 - 3150- V
53.00 - $5.00
LO\\'ER LIGHTING
NE“' HAVEN. Dec. 16.
(ion in the price
Ci).~l‘
-~- \ l'i Milt-l
per kilowat: for
“TEE HARDWARE GIFT STORE"
electricity for lighting purposes l»\ .
MM“ householder: from 7 cents to (- l-I ' \lIYFFLERS
wu announced by the l'niicd illun'» <9 ' Q '
i :—__n J r. innting Company hvre, ' “'0“ to {10.00 _
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Notice to Advertisers
. The Christmas Edition of
will be published on Friday, December 19th. .
-4 All advertising spaces for this number i
shouldbe reserved as far ahead as.possible ._ , ~~~~~
and all copy must be inthe office by Wednes- .
day, December =17th.
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The Evening. Sentinel ”W“ " gr
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l Silk Jexsey Vesting .U
Kimono Crepe 5
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