AT XMAS PARTY
OF M. E. CHURCH
Sunday School of lsi
District Gives Fine
Entertainment, In-
cluding Play
The Sunday School Christmas ex-
int: l1-‘11-‘-,ii1‘!ion. Ait-rr
: tin? ~l.i.=ses remained
ll‘fit'hl r5 dis—
a by run ..'i-i
YhE'bc 111 ill ‘
tin.
in their Sta-ii.“ KXI‘IfIA- tn.-
‘Lribu'n-ri run-h nix-i nrrtmr-‘s to all.
Thl‘ Iifl“1:""_vj= ‘\"-~4 in 0‘47;er
I Mrs. L. 31‘1111" “’il‘iv. “hm “T13 phly
7 assisrr-j in- 11'; 1,. 1 rugs. Mrg
KI Clarence ihtr‘r find Mrs. B-.'rtran1'
Mitchell.
FIRE DRIVES 200
BOYS FROM GYM
.-«i‘\\o hun-
CHICAGO, I." -‘. 3‘.‘
'dred boy :—‘_.'--~.’.'-.-;5 1nd tilt. 113nm
they ‘1t:-" v. tt'lrim; iii :1 l-(in’k-‘l balI
'- ' game tut» . cut. sum-.- (if the-
' player: 1.. 1. .- i!‘ gymnasium
sui'< “In’l 1" ... n" on: in tho
central 1-1:?3i' ; 'lzc .l. Stvrllng
Morton l-liz‘n t—v' i1:- t‘iccro. :1
1 x” mgiu, Damn :- was
.1 .
auburn,
estimatcd
.‘Vlieel Breaks, Car
Smashes Into Fence
Small; «3.13;: 2.70 11f it‘- \Vood strcct.
rep-312231 to t! l‘HiCc yesterday at-
Lernoon that “IilIv drivinghis auto-
»mcbile in C«:-nn.-;r:tl-~ut {inniiC yester-
day aftrrnooz: 1: 'ront axle broke
when he n-nr 'Turlovfilrect and
the car crushed live the fence dam-
aging Lc-th the 2‘- 1-1" and the car.
Mr. Ca gauge '.\ As nut injured.
Obituary
Mrs. Mary Cabin
Mrs \lnrv \l‘. Cahill. Wife of
William Cahi of \Vilton ave-
nue. died last right at the Norwaik
hospital. after :1 brief illness.
Besides her husband she is sur-
vived by one son, Rotert. a. daugh—
nter. Charlotte. Ho sisters. Mrs. J.
' B. Stoltz. Mrs. Harry Paxton and
three brothers. 'william, Frederick
and John \R'a=lscit.
The funeral “ill be held from
- ' the late Lorie Friday morning at
8:30 o’clock and from St. Mary's
church at 9 o'clock. Burial will bu
in St. Marx": cemetery.
I W
[I Mrs. Florence Lent.
' The funeral of Mrs. Florence Lent.
ifs of Alb-r rt Lent, who died in the
elton sanitarium Sunday. will be
7 from the funeral parIor of D.
“‘est .‘Washington
tomorrow afternoon at 2
. ReV. Chapman E. Lewis
of the Trinity Episcopal church will
officiate. Burial will be in East
Nor-walk cemetery.
3". Charles Sherwood.
i Theiunerai or char-1c. A. Sher-
hood] will be held from his late
3101119,.21 Lowe street. this afternoon
at 2:36 o'clock. Rev. Andrew F.
Chamberlain. pastor of the First M.
1-2. church, will offittate. Burial
will be in Nomaik cemetery.
The Elks' Memorial service was
conducted at tho horns last evening
by members of the Norwalk lodge.
at $31)?» (Hi-‘1
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a:
. DUS- Mnrla Wust.
Maria Louisa ii ust. wire of
Charles Wust of 175 Pequonnock
Bridgeport. died Sunday
the Bridgeport hbspital
lira. wust had a. number of friends
i d relatives in \orwalk and was a
, uent visitor here.
wee her husband she is our-
by one son. Charles. and a
- 5 Verdi.
Atrium! will be held tram the
home or M. J. Gannon. 415
meet. Bridgeport. Rev. W11.
’ so w o: the United Con-
church will ofliciate.
be in weview cemetery,
Iercises it Hit Norwulk )Ielllodist
' Episcopal chi-uh last evening wen-
. attended b) 1n :ilitllt‘llt‘e W'Ihit mad..-
lnectwa'} titc (ironing ot‘ the gui-
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it op- 11-1‘. ‘-\i::- ‘zvmn {I}: the
‘ school, Int 1-}. .i;~ e. S. Ot't‘lit-sira.
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plan“: ' "MI“ “.114 'l.-
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cornice In: 1' ct ~..--'i-ss “iii not UL'
the last
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' to date cor-1:111. our §:--. 311.1rr-
EIOCFIHES err _\-- L to I". brought it_
1hr: g-z ‘- :11 “is inn-jitidcd with
Latest Wall
Street News
Opening.
NEW YORK. Dec. lid—Confused
movements marked the opening at
today's stock market. with contrast-
ing variations reflecting the play at
opposing speculative torces. Ameri-
can Sugar. Colorado Fuel and Inter-
national Paper were hammered
down a point each whllc American
Can and General Asphalt moved up
a. point or more.
More general weakness was dis-
play ed in the later dealings as grow-
ing upprthension over continual
high money rates led to increased
speculative offerings for both ac-
counts. L'. S. Steel. which establish-
cd :1. new high at 12]. yesterday.
sold at 11‘), while if. S. Cast Iron
Pipe and General Electric fell back
a point {ll-Ch. and General Asphalt
forfeited its earl ygaJn. Radio
Port-oration fluctuated erratically.
failing about 2 points to 56 3-8 and
”it‘ll rallied to a. new top price at
150. Chcscpcukc and Ohio American
13M" and Foundry and llouston Oil
37) dwmand. rising a point each.
V\i r.-
l‘..-ii >Ii8l‘l'.\' cum-rally moved within
narrow limits. will) the main trt-nri
uni-raring to be downward. Foreign
uxclinngvs opened hither. a moder-
:ulmncc in strrling lifting th.n
1m. :0 iii“ highest ivvcl it: flu-i.
31 or: :-'_ $i.73 5-5. .
Soon. I
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“lilin rcaclionnry tcndcncirs pir-
-\:1ii.i tit: ting
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. the morning lw-cauzo.
|oi the unustrillv Jars-'-
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volume .’
profit taking :1an Mar 5-.liin2. the
mark-‘2 prcscntctl many individual
point;- 01’ sticngtli. Beet‘linut I’m-k—
i111; omen-lad its gain t 5 5-3 points
‘i-v 1110\In: up to 72: 3-4. Anivrican
taxi-regs advanced is 3-4 points to
.13: :l 4 and S00 Linc 9161' rred 3
1m: 11: s to 75. all at no“ 1024 D"!I(
pr‘n- s, Amt-rl‘um Uttn was the ten.-
turc among the standard industrlais.
rising 2 points. Nash Motors, how-
Consolldatcd Ci-
the so cniird \ in is“. ringem issucsI
"-"iivircd thr- irreuulur movement’lnf
("iii money renewed at 5 port
vvcr, broke 5 3 4
§u:1r 4, \\'urthinr.:ton Pump 3 5-8.
illvi-i it" Vii-:lr‘n 3. and many othersl
511 point or mo. Oils displayed mod-
Efrain ::tx-cngth under the leadership
int Gt-ncrnl Asphalt liulon and At-
;lnntic ltt'ining 1v ni' the strength of
l
rails,
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' Sites Doctor
I tContintivri from Page One.)
'1 supposed honeymoon in 1921?
{l'n-ltr “hilt namts d.d you register
I ‘1ht‘l‘t'?
“\Vhosc apartment did' you sublet
{for our use?
"\\'h1'1'. was the date on which i
i w ~11! to an emergency hospital?
. "Did you or did you not register
Iwith me as J. H. McHt-nry and wire
11‘. the Commodore and Vanderbilt
'llnrcls during 1921 1922 and 1023"" ‘
Dr. Mcl-lcnry yesterday explicitly
he rvcr visited a hotel with
(:5,
i . ed
Hit-s. Lash or bad guy improper re—
Iiti ‘Innf- “1th l‘mr.
I "There is no truth whatever in
i "l he-
tame acquainted with 37121. Lash
fun-an she called for trtutmert as a
spattem. and my relations w-th her
have been strictly professional."
The physician said Mrs. Irish for—
mrly was an actress and is about
ycars of use. He is
and has one child. be
any such charges." he said.
- forty-live
forty-seven
said.
Dr. Mcllcnry's attorneys. George
'1'. Hayes and Hal S. Corbett. in
their application to vacate the notice
served on their client to appear for
examination. declared the crimina-
tion sought was not contmupthd-in
good faith. and that its score as
outlined was much too broad.
Dr. Mcllenry. who lives at 1148
Fifth avenue. married. July It». Mrs.
("nruiyn C. 1‘. Raymond of Susqua
Hills. East Norwnlk. Conn Mrs.
Raymond ~wns the widow of Thomas
1. Raymond. a coal mrrchant who
was about thirty years her senior.
“Raymond died May S. 1920. leav‘
ing an estate of about 8460.000.
This will gave the widow one~half
the estate and the life 'use of ' their
it she re-married the bequest would
go to three daughters of! Raymond
by a former marriage sud thehome
also would revert to the daughters.
Several days before the wedding
of Dr. Mchnry and Mrs. Raymond
it was annonced that Mrs. Raymond
and her three stepdaughter! 'hagl
agreed to the nullification oi the
provisions of Raymond's will which
were intended to din-inherit her
should she remarry. The'arrange-
ment. according to Charles D. Lock-
wood. counsel for the then Mrs.
Raymond. gave her the lite use or
the Sasqua Hills villa. in considera-
tion of the waiver of her right to
dispose by will of part of the residu-
ary estate.
Dodge Adds Coach
To Its List of Cars
An attractive new coach has been
added to Dodge Brothers' line of
passenger cars and is o ' lsplay tor
the first time at the ’ew York
Automobile Show. Careful regard for
quality as well as beauty is ancient
in every detail of construction and
appointment. The graceful lines are
set off to advantage by the lacquer
finish in Dodge Brothers blue. with
a body stripe of cartouche yellow.
Shroud and belt are black 0.1 d the
artillery wheels are blue. Doors and
windows are exceptionally large. at:
ford-rig a clear vision on all sides
and permitting passengers to enter
and leave the car with the greatest
case. Each of the two doors is
equipped with a pull to handle on
the molding, greatly simplifying the
closing.
There is every reason to believe.
according to P. R. Gregory. 14 West
Ave., Norwalk, Dodge Brothers deal-
er. that demand for the coach will
quickly reach exceptional propor-
tlons.
CARDINAL DIES.
ROME. Dec. 80.—-Csrdina.l Crests
Giorgi died of pneumonia. at his resi-
dence in the Palazso Altemps here
today, in his 69th year. He was
born in anmontone; Italy. and was
created 3 Cardinal December 4.1916.
villa. Carmach, with the proviso that;
"CHORAL ART 1'0?
GIVE CONCERT
NEXT TUESDAY
Will -Be Under Direc-
tion of William
Steele —-. Mme. Alma
Kitchell to Be Soloist
The Choral Art society vvlll givt- a
concert in tho Norwaik Methodist
church next Tuesday evening 1ndcr
the direction of Roy Wlillrn. Steele.
Mme. Alma. Kltchell Will be soloist.
Mme. Kitchen is one of the most
prominent figures on the concert
stage today. lier splendid inter-
pretations have won Ii 11‘ an cvlnbit
reputation. ST]? is said to possess a
voice of unusual depth and beauty
'The Max Barr linscn‘thto which
has scored in previous concerts upon-
sorcd by the local society will also
appear Tuesday evening. The per-
sonnel of the group is the same as.
lust. year \"llll the tXCt-ptlnn of the
first violinist. Arthur i. (‘Ils't'lh HIT-
bert Soman, the first vi ililtist, is. un-
abie to be present. s‘lt‘. Liciistcin is
the second concert mum: of tin.
Philharmonic Soclnly oi New York.
The program is as follows;
i. I ‘Ilt‘l‘llliIC llunn .. ('lrctchn
.‘. Tuo “nit. 11S tvpus it
............. . . Anton DVorak
Burr Ensemble
Land of Our Hum—ts
(Poem by John Hall lnxhnit‘.)
(Music 1-} (Inc-rm" \\'. (ha-innit)
I_'lior.1l Ai'.’ Sari: 5.
.\l.1\ litit'r ~1iii1le'
-i. Fprini: Sum: 11" th1h~ ital-in “'omnn
Iron) niw-rn ”SIDI‘J‘VVISH
Cit-”Ins “liken-rid (‘mimnn
Madame Alum Kitchen
5. Three Carols
111110“
a A Joy-ms L‘Ilrlstiiirz.t Smut
(I‘rcnchl . ....... tie \‘ill‘l‘l
b A i’lirlstmzis ('arnl f1 om Lap»
Inn-l. trmlitlonil Dickinson
c 5011;: of the \mr-‘ls, traditional
VIII “untury ...... Dickinson
(3. Hall. llrlglit Atoll-5» ’t‘unnlzutiscr
Act ll Ft‘vnc IV lllchnrl \\'*1::1.vr
’I‘hc l‘hoz‘nl \i‘t Sam (3;
Max Barr line-«mule '
7. "The Snow" l‘:i"t 501* r _
Sir Edward Elgar 1
S. Sang-1. 'I
a O LICI‘. l-‘rnnr. Litsi. '
' b Take Joy liomH K'irrgiyn Bass-tit
Madame Alnni I\I?Ch6?II
9. “Andante tianmliiin"
From Filth Symphony,
l‘. l. 'l‘scimikm-sliy.
Max Barr linsenioic
The t‘hnmbered NnuliIlifi—Can-
into for mixed \‘nic-‘e—l’omn by
Oliver \Vcndcll llolnirn'hluslc by:
10.
Dcems Taylor. , I
MARSLAUGHTER
111111151 11 CASE
or 11111 M’COY
Jury Was Out 79 Hours
-- Defense Attorneys
Will Appeal —- Cries
“Not Just!”
LOS ANGELl-ZS. Doc. SIR—“Kid"
McCoy. tormer star 01' the prize ring.
was lound gudty oi‘ mansmughtcr.
which carried a penalty 0! Hum one
to 10 years in prison, by 3 Jury oi
nine women on.) three men wmch
reported yesterday utter 79 hours 01
consideration 0: the case in which he
was charged with the murder 01
Mrs; 'l‘hen-safilors.
nest 'i‘m-y Could Do.
"Iowan the best We could do."
said the Jury toreman. "it was a
compromise."
Tears came to McCoy's
he ntar-i tue verdict.
"1 don’t believe it was just." he
said. "ii 1 am not guilty as charged
1 am not guilty at. all." . _
Defense Attorneys. sharing his
views. announced notice 01 appt‘tti
would be tiled next Friday, when
.\1ct.'oy will be sentenced.
Mrs. Mars “113: hot to death in the
apartment she shared With McCoy
August 12. last. 'ihc former prize
ring dandy maintained Mrs. Mora
Killed. hcisclt despite his citorts to
prevent her. '
Shortly after Mrs. Mors' death
Mcuoy appeared at. the More antique
shop. robbed tour men and shot and
wounded Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schapp
and William G. Ross. In explain-
ing that notion McCoy asserted his
"lights went out' 'aiter Mrs. Mors
died, and that he had nothing tur-
thcr to live tor. The stone main-
tained McCoy was motivated by a
desire to kill all who had sought to
bring about a reconciliation between
Mrs. More and her divorced husband,
Albert More.
Further Clmrges
For the antique shop affair Mc-
Coy next Monday will so to trial on
tour counts of orbbexy and three oi
Lassault. with a deadly weapon with
intent to kill
The jury in the More murder trial
took 24 ballots. their first report to
the court being a 6-6 division. Be-
iore it retired Sunday night 10-2 was
the standing. ’
Old L. I. Landmark
Ruined By Flames
NEW YORK, Dec. 30.—-‘-Va.n Win-
kle's hotel. one of Long Island's odi-
est landmarks and a favorite road-
house for sportsmen in the old days
of racing and prize fighting, was
wrecked by fire early today. The
two story structure. at the-100i o!
C’rescent street, Concrete, is unoc-
cupied at this season or the year.
One hundred persons living in
bungalows in the vicinity formed a
bucket brigade and saved a. boat
house adjoining the hotel, and also
removed from danger a. number of
boats moored nearby.
CARD PART!” ‘ ‘
The Norwalk Woman'é Republi-
can Association will give a cal-d par-
ty in the Royal James Fig. 110nm
eyes when
‘ He held the‘jomc‘e oi: Gi-i‘izawitini
dietitian; Jilin!!!
,thc
at 2:30;”
3 » THE SENTINEL
mm; PLANS
1011 20111111:
Mayor Declares $20,000
. Will Be Spent for Ex-
'pe If Local Man
Can’t Do It
BRIDGEPORT, Dec. sum—Bridge
port will be zoned and work will be
started very shortly “nether the
services of one or its citizens are ob-
tained or not, Mayor Behrens said
yesterday. in discussing the refusal
of Aldermen “William E. Hogan. an
engineer. to undertake the work.
Although he believes Alderman
Hogan. who is a. Democrat. is the
ideal man to work out a zoning
plan. the Mayor said than an effort
will be made to gctvsomo otlici‘
Bridgeportcr with similar engineer-
ing training to make :1 indie stir-
vcy and zone the city. if such :1.
person cannot be found here the :11]-
ministration will cngu'ge ot'xtsldr: tx-
perts. he said. 'Thls wiii_111-rin no
expense of about $20,011.".
In formal statement. which
follows, Altit-rnmn Hogan ycstertlay
declined to serve.
"I leirw» that the City in
congratulated upon the decision
present. administratlon to adopt
.t system of proporty zonlntz, and in
so 3:1:- as :11: ai-lermau can do any—
thing for it. I shall render all pos—
sible- assistance.
r“lt i=1 .1 furlinr source of con-
gratulntion for the "NY to know that
the administration built-Yrs in a
policy of employing Bridgeport
p1 oplv- in prurcrenct- to outstrir‘rs.
"The llepubIl-‘nn administration
with thr- suppmt oi? its adviser. Mr.
John 1‘. King, tun-ic’rml m.- an unus-
ual hondr “lie-n it uric-pica the 311‘“-
posal Ot' Althrman l'rit‘fi that 1 l4-
the choir“ of the caucus for the po-
sition of zoning rnglnccr wht-n. and
ii nut-i1 a point were Create-i.
" I would In: more. than ungrate-
t'ui if 1 tailed to appreciate the con-
n-lcnro- which the aidcrnien have
shown 'in THC, and i sincerely hope
tha' 1 may continue to enjoy
conndcnce during the remainder at
m;- poiltlcal career.
"Where a party system of gov-
ernment is in operation .lt has al-
“ays been my belief that to the
victor belong the spoils. Tho posi-
tion of zoning engineer. it creatcrl.
is at this time a place for a good
Republican and it would be very in-
45.
to it.
of
l consistent on my part to accept th-e
'piarc. should thr- zoning commis-
1 slon offer it to mo.
"Personal reasons as woll :13 pc-
litiral reasons. which I hM‘c just
given would prevent my acceptance
or the proposed new post. even it
it were officially offered."
K. of C. Dance
(Continued from Page One.)
Tram-t Mr. G\Vniler Smith. Danlmry,
Conn; _\lr.1"3-3i l'hcian, Bridgcv
port. Conn.. (lilies, Bornuicttc l'helan
Bridgeport. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. l‘otcr Foley, Mr. and
Mrs. Francis L. .3. Muycrs, Siiippun
Point. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J.
Luckc. Sound BCfll‘Il. Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. Muhcr. Soun‘d Bench, Mr. and
Mrs. Dnniel F. Toomcy.
Dr. and Mrs. ll. ll. Illilrcrnn.
Dr. and Mrs. .i. J. Millard. Dr. and
Mrs. Edward 1‘. “'cldon. Bridgeport.
Dr. and Mrs. A. A. McLaughlin.
Bridgeport, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Quin-
tan.
Mr. and Mrs. YWilliam. P. “Fm-d.
John V. McGlnn. .\lr .nnd Mrs.
James Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. John T.
Hayes. Miss Marlon ‘Huyes.
“2 J, )l-sHugh. Jr.. Thomas .\l('-
Hugh Dr. and Mrs. \V. II. McMahon.
J. E. Cunningham. New York city.
Miss Nari O'Leary. New York City,
Miss Evelyn Cunningham, New York
City. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Farrell.
Miss Grace Costello. Mice Anna. Mc—
lltigh. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Scan-
ion.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Finnegan. The
Misses Finnegan. Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Riordan.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul U'Bricn Jr.. and
Mrs. Joseph L. O'Brien. George Pio-
selll, Miss Margaret O‘ Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. James IL-Barry.
Mr. and Mrs: Aibert Robe. Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Brennan. ___,
swiitrmo'wnrdf’iins‘s’ ’Si'fmxet
Fag-en, Mr...and. Mrs. .W. LAW.
Rev. Father Grady. Mr. and_ Mrs.
Preston Bernard.‘ Mr. and Mrs.
John F. \lahon, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
l‘red' k. Buckley, Mr. and Mrs. Jos
Grunibleyz- Mr and Mrs.- ‘PéJ
Hnugh L. J. Canevdri. Mia's Alice
Hurley. Rob't' Foddr; Miss RuthA Ma-
ra. Eugene Kane. Francis Burns.
Paul Burns, Jack' Riordan: Miss
\inry Burns Midshipman Wyn. J.
\Qllican Miss Natalie Howard. Bri-
an McMahon, Miss Eugene; 11cm-
hon.
_ Jolin Dorsey, . Miss Madeline
Campbe‘ii Mlss Eléanor Minoan.
Mr. aners. John J. Newman.
Kenneth Newman. Miss Helen
Manning. New York city. Mr. and
Mrs. D. J. Farrell, Dr. and' Mrs. J.
F. Wynn. Mr. and Mrs. “'m. O'Rell-
ly, Mr. and Mrs. Mnuricé- Devine,
Dr. and Min. JrA. O'Connor.
Passengers (in.
(Continued from Page One»:
tened the decision to launch life
boats.~--- .
Tho—Gm. a. vessel of 8. 600 tons.
owned by the Toyo Risen Kobnehikl
Line and operated on a triangular
route between the Orient. California
and South ’Amerlca. was bound'trom
Valparaiso to Japan via. San Pedro
and Sun Fraction: . .
r
em ancisco bee. so .——om-
chi: <5:- the :r. .K.-'
Francisco said this morning that they
had in neglect to mmottflxé
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BRIDGEPDRT IS ‘
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l ODAY
In Washington
Senate 11nd House lli'lct at
noon.
House continues consideration
or the; treasury-post ofllce appro-
priation bill. ,
Hearings on. Administration
postal rate increase bill continue
hcfore joint congressional. com-
mittee.
Dtdcgntion to annual meeting
of the American Association for
the Advancement of Science hold
general and group sessions.
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SCHENECTADY
Kcting Police Captain
Was Murdered While
Conducting Crusade ,
II‘.
i‘ourtwumii
of \Vltvt-
T'ifil "ii are
h1‘.-l\\'
rest-i1 n1
financial and
New York city
strn‘i. lit.» is r:
nins. , .
l'l‘on thv return '0? tit-liarl‘l?
Enright. pull-‘1: commissioner of .\'-‘\\
York city. from .1 trip in lirr-v::1v_i.s
"Pnptaln i’imston's have it uvp-rz-n-c
to in? txtcndml. ~
Sentinel Fund
(Continued from Page One.)
with a local 1111'; company next Mozi-
do).
llut Tho-Exciting Sentinel “not:
everyone to bring; in their mite and
help nice in fund especially tor ‘Jex-
ophlnll Some oi’ the money 5111.30
toward oer-mg the tummy
uh the idlhtei‘ gets work-“but cvc‘n
more important. this
xvi-lies to 114“!) a tuna large though
to help rchulillim'»: the is ‘1.” old
broad winnvr Sighting so brand) in
the llnspllftl today.
Josephine 11- \'-~r nskod or com-.
plaine-l. She wanted imtiilnt‘: 1mm"
than the chain“ to 1311111 hm living
-—-and now that is none. ki- she “ill... “‘7 M136
he a. litclom: cripplt. linttlio hun-
drcds of maimed tit-service men who
are now producers boar tribute to
the modern rehabilitation methods.
The Sentinel pi'UpOi’lt‘S that such :1
course should he uin-rvd to this sirl.’
if she cannot in» intuit: to walk. she
can he taught some work that Will
not. leave the rest of h-nr lite blank.
Mail in your donation to The Sen-
tinel today. A more worthy rtium:
never was presented to people to help
a. mcmin-r of our “immunity. it is
not for charities but for £1 chance of,
Christmas
but :
education. Surely the
spirit does not puss so soon
what the people of Nut-walk cannot
see the pleading cyvs of Susie. Mll-
dred. \‘inr‘cnt. 11nd 'I‘l" rest of tho
Lonpobrlcco family. while hither
and brother hunt for work. and the
mother rocks in the kitchen mth 111-:
baby on her lap‘thinklng of the
young breadwlnnerfi-fighting tor a
chance in the hospital.
‘Will you givt-‘I .
Children Under
(Continued from Pagc‘gpe.)
before they are returned to the
dealers. The Milk Ordinance of Ill-3.
city requires that the bottles shall
be washed-before being returned to
the dealer. '
Stores that have been in the habit
of using milk out of the bottles and
then allowing the bottles to stand
around. have also been warned to
wash the bottles as soon as they
are empty.
Dr. Robert. 1;. Purdue health 0!;-
ficcr. today asked the local. theatres
to co- operate wIth him during the
present diphtheria epidemic... and
not admit to any performance: chil—
dren 10 years til-age or under.
_No new cases of diphtheria were
reported over night to Dr. Perdue.
Asked whether or not. he had
considered keplng the public schools
closed following the Christmas vaca-
tion. Dr. Perdue_ replied in the nega-
ti‘ye.
j"I have not considered closing the
schools." Bald~Df.‘Perdiie. "I dam.
think it would-be necessary to close
the uptown :gchoois in any case." .
Shepherds Have Xmas
Party for the Kiddies
Lady Washington lodge. Shep-
herds or Bethlehem, held 11. Christ-
,nias party tor the little folks in Red
{Ilen' a Hall, Norwalk -last evening.
There was a Christmas tree and-gins
for every one. Louis Woods- -wa.l
Santa Claus. _
' The following program was given:
Jon: and recitation, Helen Woods:
solo. Helen Bugle: 3010. Mrs. Edith
Pildreck; recitation, William Wol-
dg-on: solos. Miss Belle Van Scoy and
violin solo by Harold Hoffitt. accom-
led by Mfrs flotfltt. 311235“-
was also heard 3 g pie-lint fro-j
mmgh 1
nun-spa pcr 1
GRACE SUNDAY
51211001. 15111015 .
XMAS PROGRAM
Songs, Readings, Tree”
Gifts» Children Give
Play—Those in the
Cast
A Christmas entartttiumr-nt 11-1"
Vmcmlicrs ot' the Sunday school 1-!
'thn Grave (‘Illll't'h was ht-I-i last night
:11. 1h- 'iurish 111511».- -. 'I‘Eu' pi'orru‘n
con. list-2 d of r- .1d1n aunt's; gin-1' -:1
play. - i
Following t‘ue c11t-irt3in1‘n mt xiv-'1; ‘
Err-m. hugr (,‘Iiristm'vs 'r-n.
lightrd and gifts (If-toys. Oi‘itlil"‘
1 candy and appirs worr- -_i1’strlhutvu 1w 3
”it" Sunday school malt-ma; Mrs I
John Altrri‘liiizin illa-It: :1i‘rniicviiirtfl:
{or tin) affair.
Como All Ye Faith 1'11I “-— Ail-iicncc,
1:.11131111; of thc :‘nrist‘in EH Sir-r§'~~
Catlin rine Sanford.
(“moo in lloyui list-rid";
\\'~ riicr‘sxilas»; .
Hi1 Little "I’rur'i of ll-‘tfil- Iifii‘r"
Sunday School cizmr. .
Hui}. NIITI‘ZGA—Fll'i‘lly Si‘llt'lul t‘lmir
l‘ 1‘ I p-i-n :1 Eli-intuit: (flour.
inclit 1.1’li;111-I-~l.i-"~..- 1'1 Knapp.
5'2.
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Against ‘ ICC '1 III'ISTIT‘N'S 1‘1"" 1'1 inr- I‘tv. 1 011
Six-3111' I The Tm.- .' .
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SCHENHCTAIJY. x, ‘12 11- c. on..- 5 5:th 1:: {.‘l‘ '11 if“. I ““““"'§
“uphill". \Vllltnm ii. l“:1i>'.on of tit-t I ‘ ‘ TI “1" Us Ul- '
.1.
.\'r\\' York City polisc alrpnrqu 11' ' I IV: 3‘1“.” . . 5
“was mini-d today as rim-‘1 of lulu- I 1:”; ~ . ~illiu‘..l ,(7111111:
ill this city to fill the Miran-3y (mun- -. I 1’ ”I ------------- vidtyn'le I-UIIQI‘dY
by We rr-tirvnicnt of 1“ l-‘a‘ or l'u‘tv- .M‘“"' r ----------- .I..\-_l Iii-r13"
lint-w: \V Itvnvs. .I""I ---------------- I'--"1‘|i~! i'olinrd:
(‘rxlitnln L‘Illlszfin he» mam: :mntml EM.1.~k.-., 110.1. .. .lmrw 113' ll lit-1m 1-1 I
:t itiiumrni‘y l-~:1vv mt .1llf“"1*c- {11‘ Rl-I(.fm""1 hit-1:» \\iI 13111::
davs from ill“ New York «‘113‘ twin“ ;é"“zl‘lr‘jl" i} """" 1'." “"0”“ “0" rs_
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{UC'W‘IISZLI‘1"HU1tl‘I 1.0»: t-. 1.,11. 1-5.- ‘ "11“” It - lieu-11111 1h.
tlzn Schvnomri-ly nutli trilv H Il: 11.1151" } i': .. A. .1..... ...... Putin. I?“
train .\'(\\' York :t Viiéln‘l-1_Iiz‘\tjll (~. 5.- ; “11111.. ............ ,1'.~..1- Ind-.11.
iii-lo of «1- 10.111: \i'li tlz-'- “Illililloti "“1'1‘ ““V ------ “WW-Hay \Ililrl’alln‘
existing i1--r-- siv‘vc the mur-l-u' «1‘ plump-.13 ~‘Ym « ~ - I1 . . M41 lull 13931-1111 :
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Acting Captain fill-'11”! 4,. \'n‘.in.:1ns. : 1: :‘ in ‘I k ““3 .4411 s \‘thm .
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inhilc Inn-line a CXUSJHII" notion: \IIIV: "‘ mm .j ------------- \ IMP. I 1 1' 1
Ihprn gllizt-‘h (vir- .......... Land “11.! »
The 50“ York 0 "tieer mil TC Port; “WV“ “0-" ......... 1121121 .V‘PY‘X‘IDHIY‘.
horn .irinuzirv 1‘, Mn 1; \\ ii1 my. \\ .2 “"E‘Im ["3“ ------- ....i~II\:1 Noble,
Campbell .innnunt-r-i to in), :12... “111’ {ft-it"‘nlan . \III2‘1_.\\11I1.11‘.1
nus-unit“ imnzv-iiziu- 1oz1tz:1:_i:-l o‘ 23w. '\ ”'I’I‘” I“ l‘ ------ iivnjimm (111211-11.
dwpnrlincnl. ll" 31-15 '11- :1 ct-ti'i- .«;. l: .7 W— .
‘\\'l‘.h (311: Now \“nl‘k italic-3 form- for 1
$20 yours. and fur some lit-2 - 11-1-51 1 it} '
in fit-11's»:- Ht poll:n “lull-‘5' in ”.91 ‘
Yflt’i (T.
$150,000; SAVED
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4
éJudge (averly Stiifered
§ Breakdown A f t e 1'
Trial— ls Again inI
Hospital Report Says
leIt _* JO. lice, 3|£1.-—Th- laps-ms;
ul'zo Arne-l ix'gh}i‘d loci) and \l- I
than Lbopoid Jr... {mm the gallons;
it‘ll-1‘ tile) pl mind swlu onldual *5
1114.1: :ihl id‘ Illin’llulnlt Franks t ill;
31.1w he $1.1, ' (”'0 it in .1mu 1.1101111;
ltoday. _ i.
‘ 1331:":th J‘nrrnu \1 21 fall (‘1.1llln- I
Hi inwxrr and l’engnmin and “utter:
iitnchrnch. brothtrs, “ill sham lilo1
I“" though lho pit-3101:1011 01‘ (3131.5-
{ion has not ttcn lined-2 pnhiic.
Thr- lachix it was Sidh‘d. ask-d:
fr! Silvia-WU at the, Con-‘Iiltlon 01 he :
1113) and though the Lt I
l
. no '0!.‘J'3C175fl lui l .OCB‘
{ninth thought the amount. PAC-~5-
sn‘c. Alttr some discussion the.
“50.0 ~11 “as agn- d upon. 1
Air. harm“, ln L‘cmcr visiting hls‘i
'son, said Saturday an agreement I
v I
. had hm n reached and would 55 snip?
misled to the Chicago liar Associa-
tion. in accortlunco with tho original
plan .tiittt the Association-(ix the
lili'iflllnl.
(HINT t..\'Dt‘Xl.‘CS to the families oil
the two youths. 51-min: lii‘c sen-’
tonnes in the Illinois slat-- prison;
“ct-e consid-riillv more th 11 thci
111m 111’ of :1!toi[1-3:~s_'l'.et [our al-
1- mvs who testified at the ‘IlI'dI rc-
cthcd 3350 :t (in for their sn—
vices tiitirt- stlniom disclosed and
ten or more other minimal men re-
culvod llp“al(IS of $23000 for their‘
pans in the :asc.
It “as made public today that
Judge John R. Cavcrly, who 31111-
toncml Leopold and Loch imme-
dintcly retired to a hospi a] to 10
cover (11-111 a. breakdown. again is
in a hospital for a rest until Janu-
dry .3.
GAS C0. MANIS
KILLED BY AUTO
RllANl-‘ORD, (‘onn.. Doc.
John Traco. an eniploye of the Ntvv
liavt-n Gas Light Company was in-
lured. it is believed fatally “hen
Jlfi “as knocked down today bv an
automobile driven bv Stephen Todd
in Main strtct hcr’c. Trace had
just parka-this own automobile at
the side of the street and was cross-
ingdo the other side when a truck
lot the S. A. Griswold Companyx
ibiickcd out or the driveway into
Todd's car, causing the Todd car to
strike Trace. The man was knock-
cd down nd according to Dr. Mc~
Queen. who ~-wan:-*snmmun€d.‘ ”his
skull was fractured. He lost much
blood and was rushed to a New Ha.
vc_n hospital. Iodd was held in the‘
local authorities pending an inves-
tigation .6! the accident.
3i|.~—
$800 ATTACHMENT
vAn attachment for 8800. against-
the property of Frederick F. Him,
in favor of Harae and Chase. Inc.,.
of Philadelphia, was filed this mara-
ling in the office 01 Town Clerk
Herbert R. Smith.
It- is? alleged in the wait, that? the.
defendant owes the plaintifl the sum
of 8378. Damages of 8500 are asked
in the case v0 ch is returnable in
$100,000 11111
c'pold fam- 3‘
isti 11¢ turr-
,sumin'; a part of tliv it
.stay .. ._
right hand. . '
TUXE
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THE SEASON 1 1’.
YEARS EVE IS limitii
CORRECT Clio'iliiiS
$411,110 M...
Rogers é?
NORWALK
'1 HE SOCIAL Silt."
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PRICES FFA'II’REI) Hill-Eli
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ISLAND RESGRTS "
“new i -.. 1.311 or "EAR ‘-
3 {ll-'17.].CL'E1‘AT SAI F -0
Baths and Board \‘l 21);; ‘<‘_’i.‘-'l -
Burn-- Blaze Threat: ‘ .~..
ened Entire W e s I 7' .5.
..:End! Of Place I tilt-n 1511 l \‘7i721'\ 1.. I l‘,,\L .‘
N133" YOI’K Do.- 91- “Jr“. ..
end l‘nnt _v l=l i mi -
thr- atom (i :15.” min 2:: :
dosirovm l" .‘ Jifit-lwl I -
ly consu: m-l tit. l‘i.lr.,» ‘
l_v dumrtzul ti: .
.m't-r-‘It-‘tl Ilimtt
'4‘” ftrl'i Of tux-1 Sty-X
3d and SF'ii st:
wart‘gstima't‘d
and. Si‘JSJ'H‘U.
l“‘(‘l‘.l_\‘-Y‘,\VC lll't‘ ‘ '11‘1‘
'l'iié‘lirt‘ >3 ”
triths. ill
Ol‘Ik'Iil “:15 not .
dent-v- was (mini .. 1"-
Thr- Sirllvlizrvs
«iaii‘nm‘d “01“ all luv-:- 1
buildings. ‘
.Ytél'feri-‘on TTot 1% 'is’ 3' VW I-\" ‘I
(u 1 ”1151- uI ‘
13..
\\ “5’. in
11’8.
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\llIy Imp!
trow-
I‘I‘TI‘IHLT sf -nsun
stlmcd i-ut mmv T1"'!.‘\ 1v-
Imck tnum’ti Surf .’l\‘--i’1\.-1* .
Th1- lvil I15 1110mm". we:
about 600 VOA-nib.
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Yanntd by Hm win-i, 1‘:
spread to the Fulton 13’1““-
I." the Galfivuu i‘otli'. .‘x.‘
1‘21: (7'
the fire lmntt-‘l Dump s i:-'..
was checked there:
Fireman John t‘uil ‘
Company No."."-.\ t-wl
charred boards of th-
and clutthing {1r <1 'liv . ‘
his f:1li.piintul‘.;. ..‘1~iitd in». :.
m
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Iif‘Ii THE 1‘.’ ‘ I P
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Borough Prffi‘IilVZi‘.
said work to r- More the
Would lit-started rm 13'.
.about $7."t‘0 he 5:136.
Christmas i’url,‘
'I In . I" rs: Al. I‘.‘
Scrc‘c 71:21 tzl
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:1: .‘on
RYQSI I ‘5
- . rm- 1-.
W ater Pipe Bursts; ‘
p
Does $130 Damage
A water pipe hurs:-,-d in 171- mm- "'
of the Sorwniks’ i-Iiocli'iv tum-iv --\ ... . l' '-
North Main street nut-.- 11;. 't 1‘
in: 'm-«i did darting. 1.. 1...,
amounting to about 513-: ‘tu I
iff‘q
gift
.11....J
will be mailed Jan. 1, 1925.
the ‘Cliir Court “of ‘N‘of-walk- on third
Monday in January. The law firm
of Ton-lo:- and Cuneo represent the
plantin- in the cane.
Agatha. Kentich. a Philadelphia
xiflhubeonenauedununq (or;
3rd. QUARTERLY Dill BEND
, To The Stockholder V Di
, The Sentinel Bublie‘hing C0.
At a director’s meeting of The 51111..
lishing Co., publishers of The E china 1
South Norwalk, Conn, held Dec
quarterly dividend at the 1:- to of l.
per cent. per annum from e;1111i11;.'.~ .
» 1 . three months ending Jan. 1 192.0. \\ ->‘ Mf- Al? ;
“to holders of preferred stock of 1'1 11111 ii. l
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