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":rrespondent
:ng Sentinel.
, 1924.)
Dec.
.CiElurban36 to
“ion of the world.
"7.: comment a! the
, roman: officials was
:"trce- because of the
" a": in Paris dispatch.
fz‘r'écchc: ot the French
wee that payment 0
. l‘nited States was
«i
for.
and officially
:.":W‘-rnme3'it has
F=td by France to
' Washington and
the
to
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i -THREE-—THREE
zTfii'I'EBIEN’I'
‘ TRK. Dec. 30.——-The New
“in: House statement is-
was as follows:
90.000.00
IREA SURY BALA NOE
TSHXNGTON. Dec.
‘2': Treasury net balance at clam
Susinesa 2 71.2! was
December
21‘ $16,682.88.
near the
life
filo—The
Prnmcnt .throush
today let it be
j citation or cancella.
any country would
the
-> ,. 5C6 has never said to
' “‘ government that she
the
never
~22ed that a reduction
"2:: of war debts would
But there has been a.
cause I thrust un
situation
CLEARING HOUSE
. . . 31.258.000.000
, 7 61,000,000,
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Learn, He Is Alive
NEW YORK. Dec. 80.—Irving
S. Cobb. like Mark Twain. has
.had the pleasure at denying a
story or his death.
Mark said the story about his
death was greatly exaggerated.
Cobb. in a telegram to the New
York “’orld today from Padu—
cah. Kentucky. says:
“I hate to disappoint any one.
but the Chicago report that I am
dead is, so far as I can learn.
entirely unfounded.”
I
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_ IN micron
'Armed With Club and
Revolver A t t a c k s
Gracery Store Pro-
YOUNG BANDIT
ROBS MERCHANT ‘
COUPLE FOUND
DEAD, MYSTERY.
Los Angeles Scene . of
Strange CaseééBodies
Surrounded ,By
Christmas Gifts
EX—NEVV YORKERS
.Were Dead Since
Christmas Night -——
Autopsy t o Deter-
mine Cause
HOLLYWOOD. Calm, Dec. 80.—
.Tho bodies of Mr. and. Mrs. Milton
Holly. said to have been welléto-do
former residents of New York, Were
found in their bungalow court apart-
meat here last night lying in the
midst of Christmas decorations and
the presents. the cause of their
deaths a. mystery. '
prietor 311d Escapes l
I GETS $31
._..—_——
Followed By Posse—Is
Believed to Be Same
Youth Who Entered
Store Saturday
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 80,—A boy
.bandit. armed with a club and a.
Irevolver. attacked and robbed'Louis
Golden, proprietor of a grocery
store at Barnum avenue and
Knowlton street shortly before 9
o‘clock today, succeeding in making
his getaway from a posse of police
and civilians in an exciting chase
through East Side streets.
I He got $31 from the cash regis-
ter. He is believed to be the same
youth ~who last month, entered
Golden's store late one Saturday
night. stunned the grocery man with
a. blow from' a. 'club and got away
with $70 fro mthe cash register.
The youngulandlt is described as
18 to 21 years of age. dressed in a
dark green overcoatfi'dark, suit, light
1
They apparently had been dead
since Christmas nizbt. when they
last were seen by Theodore Cove-l.
-who told police he Was a. nephew of
Holly. and that -nls uncle’s only
other relatives were two nieces in
New York.
Cove! scouted the theory that
Holly and his wife bud ended their
lives “with poison. though a cursory
examination indicated they might
have died or poison. Police said gas
could not heve-sdlled-them, since a
tire was burning in the gas' grate
when the bodies were found. and the
ventilation seemed satisfactory.
Investigators differed in their the-
ories as to how the middle aged pair
died. but agreed that until an auto—
psy could he performed the affair
would remain a. mystery.
‘M’CllNlOCK’S
* DEATHDUETO‘
NATUllll CAUSE
‘3 cap and flashy tie.
boomer: {S7
800MB!) FOR A
THIRD TERM
OMAHA. Dec. 30.——The first boom
for President Coolidge in 1928 was
launched today by Leslie M. Shaw.
former Secrctary or the Treasury.
in a. speech prepared for delivery
here before the Nebraska. State Bar
Association. ,x
It was launched in the course of
c constitution-lo! argumont to show
that the President would not then
be running for a third term. av quel-
tlon which had it. last public dis-
cussion during the candidacy of
Theodore Roosevelt in 1912.
Mr. Shaw's argument was that.
under the constitution. a president
can only be elected: that a. vie»
president, lthough taking on the
duties of t e presidential office. al-
ways remains vice president. and
that while through the death or dis-
ability of a president. a. vice presi-
dent. may become presidwnt-dmfao
to. under the constitution he never
can become president de jure ex-
cept by election. .
"When President Coolidge recoiv.
ed the nomination tour years
hence." said Mr. Shaw. "it must not
be claimed that he is seeking a. third
term. Neither should tho‘ fact that
the sad death of 'Prosident Hardin:
expected burdens upon his
-‘umplo shoulders b0 a. handicap
lagainst a second term."
DR. FAWCETT
t
0 Dr. George G. Fawcott of 3 Wash-
now is much improved today. .ac.
cording to 1115‘ physician. Dr. Frank—
lyn Brown. Dr. Brown. declared
that he was greatly encouraged by
tho improvement. in Dr. Fawcett's
condition. “He wu a, very sick
I man.” be said. “but he is much bet-
BUITER YOU’LL LIKE
2:.1 by The Norwalk Dairy 00.. 83 I
Ave" and delivered to your
it is known as
and is made from .steuriaod
’ ”ream. slightly salted.
7r.‘..
3 r!
n.
It is
lcle indeed. Try a poun
Phone 1 664..~Adv.
Gude Bros.
‘
I to: today."
1
.TASTY CRULLERS
Always fresh and delicious eating
«because they are made from the
best. That's what Mulligcn's Home-
Made Crullers are. Sold in neatlv
wrapped waxed paper bags. Your
grocer sells in In or the nearby
a.
d
T3; Letter l’fim Commlitce wish
to their endorsement cl the
! Bagdad that it Will in their
be a crime it man, woman
should nfiss this romantic
C
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w.
.-—Adv. _
Shut. MIND THE WEAfrBL'B
Eeep at peace with the wea-
.‘ an and with your fellow man.
>est way to do this is through
Keep that filled mt
-. digr'stiblc food an
vshr’ther the
-_ below or nlncw
Lunch
Main SL—q‘xdv.
lit??-
and Restau-
stcrc (looser-Ad .
DAN’S TIRE SHOP
sells Star and Hood Tire-Land 'Tubed.
Repaired free here for life of tire.
58 No. Main St.-Adv.
—-YOUR CAR BATTERY.
During the winter months (if you
are not running your -car) ' needs
propor- can and attention. Enoch
2m: racllltln bar-é ior dry or wet
av storage (of any make of bat»
Glu- your battery the can: ili~
y '* v 2 .;:.nre “rlwmam‘s. l’hnsnnulfta
trans. The iiysz flattery: Storag.
ICo., 49 West Ave. Phone sum—Adv.
‘, .
l.
d
N::‘ir
Shepherd said he expected
, criminal indictments against per.
, innon ,,s,tr§et.,,w,b,o ,1! J11 ,Ejtldlntlle 1
‘l would. obtain
Coroner Keeps Secret
Report of Chemists
But Above Report
Credited , .
NEW SENSATION‘;
Will of Motherof Mil-
lionaire O r p‘ 113 n
Brought Into Case’—
Criminal Actions
(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO. Dec. ado-Although
the ilncomplete report or Coroners‘
chemists who examined the Vital or-
gans of ‘William McClintock, “mil-
lionafie orphan." wu kept secret ,ky
Coroner Oscar Woll‘t. it was upon-
ed today that the examination‘ahow-
ed death resulted from natural
causes.
Certain phases otthc incomplete
report, which, the Coroner said.
“might be given a. wrong construc-
tion." prevented it- being ' made
public.
Probated Will Not First;
While the chemist: finished work.
William D. Shepherd. foster father
ot the youth and heir brought a. de-
velopment. into the investigation
with the announcement that the
probaled will 0: Emma Nelson Mc-
Clintock. mother at the boy. was not
the first she had made.
The probated will. he said. which
made his wife covguardian of young
McClintock with Attorney ‘A. F.
Roicbm‘ann. replaced a. will naming
Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd 1.: (airman:
and conferring upon them a. sub-
atuuticl bequest.
A copy of the first will. herald.
would be produced in connoctlon
With the legal action contemplated
against person: be said initiated,
the investigation or the dutli to in.
juro him. Mrs. McClimocR also is
years ago. ;
to lack
son: he believed responsible for m.
culating reports that his foster Ian'-
death was due to flushing other
,lllflDWnajfiraLcauaea.,,i, i , , , , W ,
.w-m,tmld¢e and: um in.
LADS ;ADlllT
THEY-ROBBED '
FORD AGENCY
Say in Court They Can
Give NoReason for En,»
- tering West Avenue
Place ' i
ARE PAROLED
Puton Good Behavior
For 0 n e Year in.‘
Charge of Probation
Officer *
Pleading guilty to the charge of
stealing automobile accessories val-
ued at $178 irom the Dutee \Vilcox
Flint Ford Agency in West avenue
Christmas eve. of \Nilliam Kent ox
Wlnlield street. Fred blank of Wood-
slda avenue and William Marx-ill (or
Hadley) ot 'ihomas. street were
granted a. continuance irom day to
uay by Judge Nehemiah~ Candee
when they appeared belore him in
the uptown city court. room this
mormug.
'lue youths, who range In use
from 18 to 19 yearnwcre paroled in
.116 custody. of, ,rroballun ouicer
George J. Ul'unles tor one year. Dur-
.ng um time they w.ll suumlt a
weekly written-report to 'Mr. prun-
Jcs. ‘lhe bonds 0: 8500 tor each will
stand during the period that they are
on pro cation.
1116 three boys were subjected to
a. rigid cross-examination wnen they
LOOK the stand tins morning. 'i'ne)
comd give no roucoutior entering the
3.5mm). other than that they acted
ou/zho impulse 01 this moment. All
Three lcsullod that. may bad. no in-
..enuon'ot' trying toscll Lhe mot.
drum on the mule“ aloud told
that be‘ had met. 563:3]. we Wash-
lush up And' altered up drive
lum- bodies. innocd may drove up
Weatxuvcnus. 13:9 boy LOld the
court worm and 13.01“. entered the
3.1.11.0!“qu place at. 10 o’cxoott but.
war they old not. use annulus cunt
er Luann uuncn 0“, keys which ml,
plowed 21.19 trumibo iluur. who to"
and been droppcd by one of tho em-
ployee. ot the agency. Kent put the
say: in 'hlB pocsel. Gulls. $3.41. and
they cattle down to a gauge m Web-
eter ‘strcet where Motrin wax-ind.
Kent soowad him the new und‘lhu
trio rmurnoa to the bord acoucy.
While they were there. 63.1316 tenu—
llecl Lhul. narry K. nowud. mdnuer
or too agency. stopped in “08‘ five-
nue in trout. oi the bandit)! um
lrlghnened them. He saidmat he
loll the place soon alter this and
went home to get his mother to drive
oer to mama-mgnt man it St.
.uary'c church. 'Aicer leaving hm
moiner at'the church he went bass
to the agency. when the, other two
youlhs bud. induced the loot 'in a
pile an tboligoor. ' Ihey put it. Go.
ult'aaii. Tn'hls car andlook it to o
barn in Winueld streu. neonxent'a
home. ' ,
puring' the testimony it was
brought. out. that Kent became con—
scious-stricken the next div and
that axial-noon contacted to his sin.
ter. Mrs. campbeil. She in .turn
consulted Attorney Leoluaw‘ia who
advised Kent to return the stblen'
9M3
' i_c————a———-—n—-afii¢—‘—————_. ,
IraLmNcouscm CABLE.”
ROME. Doc. 30.4rha'couucii ol'
cabin minister: not been menu:
convok‘ed lo:- thil’lltornoon’. ' The ‘
meetintiha‘sbeoh summon a. .it w“ ‘
hated, to ducting-tho“ ’ do»: 9!
and. Gina S'arrécchi. ministers .ct -
out .tron:
tom
SUTsnocmR,
NEWLY WED.
Husband of} F or m é-r
. Mrs. Thamas-I.‘ Ray-
mond Is Charged.
With Lave Breach
NEW YORK SUIT
Widow, Said to Be Act-
ress, Claims She Was
Jilted '— Doctor De-
nies Her Allegations
NEW YORK. Dec. 30.—Dr. Juni-I
ua’ Hardin McHém—y.
withv-oificcs at 11 East 48!!) street
and Ni
Norwalk.'Conn.. is defendant in
suit demanding 8150.000 for alleged
brea’ch'of promise to marry. an or-l
der lsaued by Supreme Court Jus-"
lice Davis disclosed ysterr‘py.
plaintiff is Mrs. Lottie Lash. whose
residence is given in the telephone
directory as 312 W‘est 99th street.
Justice Davis' order requires Mrs.
Lash's attorney. David C. Myers. to
show cause this morning why the
court should not set aside a notice
served by Dr. McHenry to
tor examination before trial. ,
According to the notice tiled yes-I
terday with Justice Davlc'
Myers desires to examine Dr. MC-
Henry to estabish “legal identifica-
tion" or letters which have affection-
ate aalutations and signatures and:
to establish dates of registration atI
hotel: which are mentioned in the‘
notice as having been visitodby Mrs.
Lash. . .
. In tho papcrs'ou tile
also DnRMflIem to Luau: the tol-
lowing questions:
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in 4mm
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home in Sasqua Hills,
r3.
Va—ub’.’
(Continued on Page two.)
CROWDAITENDS
K- DECNEWYEAR w
DINNER DANCE
Councils Join in Hold-
lug Adair at Royal
James" The Commit-
tee-m Those Present
‘One hundred and forty par-om u.
tended tho New You-’3 dinner dln‘ce
acidic-initiator Lh.‘ Royal Joan: ‘ ~
In: , Bishop Fonwicc Council. m:
. X- 0! C. to «carom-with
Gothollc Union Council. No. {6. 8.
or C. bud-‘Bouth Narnia: council.
No. 1858.3. at edition. war. pm-
616“ and
at. 8:80 o’clock
and no continua! had! ‘10 0’0”
min dinner was Maui.
4118:0615 “diamond-lo: o: the inn
were ”Wu-cameo. With
no mam
the Moral minister: Selim-i Can“ my
oducatiou and public works respocia- . -
SEEK Mlssmc‘
MANIN DETROIT
EAST HAMPTON. CONN., Dec. 80.
—Search hasbenun in Detroit. Mich.
and New York City tor William Tu»
130:0! this place who left for (h.
wetter): city October 37 cud hu‘ it”.
been heard tram since. , .Betoro do.
nurture he mentioned the name at 1
supposed friend wh0._'l" touc‘comf
puny him with mutton tint Ii .
h ”In”! ‘3 ‘3' ,‘
tomobilq actory. m-um'l ‘1‘
dress proved to I?! W.“ 1‘
is though that the mo m like"
wise. . w A.“ A
“BEER IN mo; , ' .»
Radiator Roam-5: Cn; u ,
§m¢ tender! and bad!” <
enéd or repaired. or. your
Iank or muffler repaired.
su main st. Nanak. about
Adv. - ‘ j
‘- 3
Mr. W Owiloi- than. cum
lvcly. . , _ .‘ A
An , Annau
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Circo and Fannie lannocono of
118 Lexington avenue were ar-
ranged jointly in the downtown City
court this morning on the charge of
breaking quarantine and violating
the orders or Health omcer Robrrt
Mrs. Iaunocone was fined
I 825 and costs.
v Judge Vosburgh lb handing down
the sentence stated. that each time a
similar‘csse was brought into court
that the fine would be increaSed
until this practice was stopped. He
said that it was a menace to the
health or the community and that
it fincs‘did not. stop people tram
breaking quarantines placed on
their'homes by the health oificcr.
that he would impose Juli sentences.
Mr. 'Ianubccne stated no the court
‘Lint he was workingln Port Chut-
eroad Mhdwnotknow that
I
macwmuph. acid eight yearn.
who was found to'bo ; diphtheric
carrier. was unions the tour. luv
uuono children that‘went. to New
York City to spend Christmas with
their grandparents. ‘Mmllnnopono
outed tint she did not know that
the children had—gone to New York
and-that they went withoutber pier-
n. leaving a note which the
touadmhon she returned 1mm wk.
41!” the! had. gong to visit
tho}: mdmolhar. She than went
to Now Yer: ciao.
Whoa it an loomed tint the
”than“! in New York with tho
mm and that the labor was
mm on: c: the city. Judge Von-
FOUR mums
nun-clonal)
wowa
LOWHI‘. Ind. Doc. sca—
ml. tbfio more: up unbalanced
mind wort responsible (or tho my-
int but. W) at tour numb-r:
a: u» minim or Mrs. ' law He-
bouah. 83 year. old. .wa's viva-good
may by emblazinvutmdn: the
goods. ‘ _ ; ‘ ’
Entrance to tho pilot was gained gm,“ ”mgm w cut. Mu; Hobouth. who whom:
through c windowvand the side door . ‘ 35m ‘0 '3 an“ o! 111‘“ but in connection With the slayings.
of the clock room. ‘ a: r “ , ._ W was known‘tb 'Bavo boon demand.
, ow Rheum. to be harmless-1a:-
an int 12 m local-dink in mm.
lacuna to'policc. it unity-comman-
. “it! been summoned ' and-‘will
mm mu: tow.‘ ~ ~
M‘Bohouxh. willow“ tab-n in
Q tWM’thc'duoovu-y' crate
bodic- ot'acury Ecuador.- 59. he: to.
1363'; “marine Bassist. so. karma.
tb ; Job; Boulez, 22.1w: brothels
- . molt. Helium. aged 8. (her
War. with um:- houu mu.
can, MD“ tron: shaman ems-g:
WWw~ t
magma "outbox-Itin- uawe been
able to wring from box-rarer . - ,
, ‘ “that: «on man tons. ». The
, mm . ,. ' m theyrdtdn'vuu‘ cuss
first: mr‘muéd to arm mg,
W'm-m win. any Cmm‘ a
m an would patriot the nave
Hm ”WW" 1 ,, .. . -
. imnn you ASSAUIIE ‘
mil-alums xvi-tax: most. was
lined 135. ”about: in the down-
to!!! my”: ' . orday on Ehe
p , a; W!”- hat nltht
_ . 7 ,mt.‘ Antics the course
flm"m.flr0¢k ”wont
m _ with ,_ minim bottle. fie
, .,: ' -» Am, , on. ,
W mm. headstone»
w my. a c. m- J. mama. s.
I, ’ 0|,”de item the
W dull]. Thrz’re
' , W Pin Kitchen. Lib-
, 8; W phone
Children Under ’l‘en "
Barred from Theatres
Dr. Perdue Takes Further Action to Stop the
Spread of DiphtheriamMother Fined $25
For Breaking Quarantine I
,night at Catherine street. the El?»
burgh stated that he would im-
pose the fine on the wife.
Orders have been issued by Milkl
inspector Le Roy D. Down: to all1
‘mnk dealers and smres handling milk
.in the city. that no milk bottles be
Ialiowed to so into the home. that
‘ are under quarantine for diphtheria
or carriero.
The milk ‘mustv- be emptied from,
the bottles into a container. All.
,store owners in the Springwood soc~
Itlon have been given notice to this
I affect.
’ An order has also been issued- by
Inspector Downs that all milk bot-
tles that are used must be washed
KIWANIS;
INSTAIIS _
~ , omens
13119 last meeting of the year was
held by the Kiwanis today at the
31:511st Inn with opprcprlate
ceremonies for the retiring officers.,
Arthur C. Wheeler, running over the‘
mm to tho now head. Ed~
ward J. Guiana. was patented with
'a gift as (token by the mgrnbers.
The 1925 officer- were installed.
um New Year greeting said. Among
the new members presam were Dr.
F. G. Ritchie. cud Eat-Mayor R. H.
Golden.
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FUR ROBBERY.
. INBRIDGEPORT
BRIDGEPORT. Doc. 30.—-Furs
valued at $1,645 Were stolen lustK
night by burglar: who broke into
the store 0: H. J. Women. 1252
Wot. Some or the fur pieces
totalling “35 in value. were found
an: a. back fence a. short distance
{routine lure where they had op-
tpurentiy been dropped by the bur-
slur: in their flight. EMT-once wu _
gained by removing a wire nor-eon;
and breaking a glass window. . A pa.—
trolmu: discovered the broken win.
dow at 3:45‘o'clock this morning. He
later found the turn which had been
dropped. ,, 1'. ' . ,
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m zoo GALLON STILL
003790111).va Dec. 8.—~'rwo
amulet at 131nm nine of. them
Walnut-an. nod inshocold early
today tram a-arb which destroyed
them-oraclvuom Albano. The
W we Mamba-trim; are
’wiiifief
found a 200 gallon-still in the ruins
of the burn. Alfred P. Lotta. who
dileovered tho dome: and mood one
at she chimed than on upper door.
in: humid bddlyzeno‘uxh to «quire
mdoctor'atmtfbcnt. _
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mar-Lou. M Shea—Tu: condition
at mammal-mun: 6! Sweden. who
is. bulletin: (ram iniiammouon of
the lam lug grown. worse. accord-
ing to on Agency» dispatch tram
'fimkholm- .
—'—I-Ia.ve you been our exceptiom
digploy o1”“8podo" English Chink.
Thom m unusual cervice plates
from 31-15 print-dust: to; end ma-
cbccnéub It moderate prices. Luc-
ve yarn; nu 312.75. mauve pet.
term,wh' may be duplicated any
time it. ”Let's. tho JQWeler, 22
Wall [3L5 §orwalk.—A‘dv.
' ~10U'LL“WANT ‘
A. new bookcase for those new
books. The convenience. permanent
strength and beauty or deal“ and
finish at the Giobe-Wemickc Sec.
lion.) Book Cases make them'ldcol
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WW5“ laid that
for home or office. SOLD BY A. J.
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‘Girl Hurt in Cat erinp
St. Railroad Crossing
Accident Main Sup-
port of Big House;
hold i
MAYOR AIDS _
To Get Job for Father
—-Brother Gets Work
w 1 l. in Family .4. '
Charity Dept. Helps.’
a. .
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In an eftort to relieve the 51d
plignt or the Longobrioco really. the
daughter of which. JOSEptha, was
maimed in the accident Carlshmlm
nlng Sentinel today started a fund
tr; which 5100 was quickly rubscrib-
e .
Here is a. case that will appdnlw
the heart. of every Nor-walker. Vi'iil
you help? ,
Coecks and each mailed to the
Evening Sentinel. will be accepted
and acxnowledged in the paper.
Checks should be made out to "Lot;-
gobricco Fund. Care of The Evening
Scnunel.”
The fund was started in response
to voluntary, and unsolicited con-
tributions wnich now toml $100311};
Evening Scptlnel wishes to add tic
this so that the destitute family can
be mlevlawd. and the girl herself
helped into come. gainful occupation
UN: her‘mvovery. : ,, .‘
lien is cepiufw. story. landfills
Longobricco. 18 you old view or _
mo Wm ” ‘
dent. min"
a light ior her are.“ At home true
.5 her lather and broLi'Ier. out ' or
work. while her, mother sits with
bqby mom. and \mcent and‘Mil;
(ll-ed. and Dominick and Susie. yes—u
and Joesph, and Marie-all mouth:
that have to be led. ‘
For Josephine Was the breadwin’.
not. Each morning she tripped 0!:
LC work at Lhe 'Nowvalk Box corn-
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party. but she will trip 'nO'more.‘ to?“ f ,.
Christmas night bur left It: war on
badly crushed tho i. was amplitude
at the knee. and er right foot-was
cruaned too. _ -
Movements are afoot at the prom-
r—ut moment .0 lllevlate the condi-
tions in the Longobrlcco homo'
Neighbors have brought in‘ food to
help over the next few days. Efforh
axe being made to have the mum
reinstated in his work at the all”:
road where he labored for 16 your?
and the oldest boy will have 'a’ job
(Continued on Page Two), ‘1‘.
WOMEN AT;
LUNCH Dlscusr
coum Jon;
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'Ovel’ Sixty, Prominent "
In Republican. L‘ircles 5
Want Woman on Bd.
0f Commissioners, ,
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Over 60 Republican women 9 ’ .1;
the 26th Senatorial district and ' ‘ ~
field county are attending the 1 ~
eon at the Royal James 'u‘n today.
They will discuss the plan 0! him
1 women appointed on the Board“
County Commoner-5.7.. i 7, .7. .
It is understood that Henry Crew.
10rd at Greenwich. town clerk elect
of that place. who has been a. mem-
ber of the board for several'yodrfi.
will not serve again. Rummy M. Km
State Representative, ll an admin“
candidate for the position; I"
The Republican woolen. however.
believe that a woman should» .5!
named fox-the vacancy. 'Mrs. Alina
J. 'C. Bockius is. it is understood,
their choice. ‘ .
-—K.EEP conmoarannnz’lwlfiii
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A EAMPDEN ENCLOSURE
Exclusive agency for the, some??? '
nor-walk- omen, New. Canada may
Weapon. Have your, open an:
equipped for real winter comm
—with the come. This -Wm
mom . mun: .0!!an flair
mobiles. or our hut-rt” But.
in I. position to do!!! am
dosh-o torrent can MW ' .
once at in! am. Aim '
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