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NEWS; ' ‘
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incipal Uakob {an
Others Co-operating'
With Dr. Pei-due (to '
Curb Epidemic
x0 NEW CASES ," f,
eports of Dr. Perdue,
Health Oflicer, Show
(lean Slate Over the
Week-end
7 of members of the faculty
\w—walk high chool. co-oper-
Dr. Robert. E. Perdue.
-:~r during the present
pidcmic took the fihick
e srhool Friday utter-noon.
v supervision of Dr. Perdue.
' - A-Vgo took the test were Prin-
. m Jakob, David A. Green.
— of ihe Grade ochoole. Mi-
:1: rzhy. Miss Snoop-um. Mien
, ljgrocomn. Misc Jayne Dis-
‘55 Florence Sally, Mice-Glen
mejoy. Mrs. Florence Ho.
. . ”'35 Bushnell. Joseph )Ieb
\iephen Clifford. Ferrel B.
Fern Hall. on- Abbie
nnd Fletcher Van Hoe-ear.
cases of diphtheria were
‘3‘ Dr. Perdue over the
’ARRANT OUT
FOR GOV. DAVE
AND ms sou
Charged With Solicit-
ing: and Accepting
Bribe of $1,250 for
l‘ardoning Pollman
WELCOME§ rr .
M5 15 Comoi’éfit‘l‘é‘é4
Davis “7110 Says It
“ ill Clear His Skirts
M Asociuted Press.)
- I. =,, Kan, Jan. 12.-—Jone-
"unis, governor of mm
~ Russell, were charged
”351.; and acceptingr a. bribe
Tl payment for a. pardon in
A mum out here today by
county attorney.
”=‘mg of charges would be
-' ;_.«. an opportunity "to clear
" Var. Davis asserted. "I do
there is sufficient evid-
\;:.!.x!3 the filing of I
.\ f‘ile. “However, it they
m them come sliced.”
r'nor asserted that while
2w: accepted 01,250 from
‘ Friday night upon de-
., pardon to the banker, the
,_.:, was a "frame up" to hurt
't: ally and that his eon bed
an» money when he realiz-
’ rim: happened.
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‘~ ”alt,
Um HITS POLE,
womlrmn
”ANK. N. J" Jan. 11—81
. Behren. 28. of Ash"!
». , killed nearly instill“!
in: am was thrown into on tale-
0;. rule from an automobile u
:-:.-uck u pole on the road-
R 8’?!
GOLF SCHOOL
, J. Reith. the new 301! Pm'
.. v-ill open a. school of in-
:. m the Centre.) Foiriicld
ronzpany building.
ll,“
LINCOLN DAY BANQUET
A '3' .mlttee today in world!!! out
51:: ~rm-ntd for the annual un'
. :r banquet of Catholic Union
The wait will be held It
urn! James Inn Febrnu'y 13-
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NhS TO ELECT 0mm
‘3 companies and Nations!
in Norwalk will hold tunnel
of officers tomorrow.
3 TORK CLEARING noon:
‘ STATEMENT
: aw YORK, Jan. 12.—The New
k Clearing House mum-at io-
, 1., in was as follows: '
. Q caring: ...... ,8678.000.00
“Ce-c
It:
E
P.
I.
.............
P Cm. :IIPOBTABLE wmt
lemons ENCLOSURE
1
33,000,000 -
88,000,000 .
rSouthNoa-welkfllonn.
.
f
m] ”as" "no aces" “a:
W flowed.
. 151m
J
* a
snowmen:
Frank Kline's. ,7
CHARGEHE
PASSEDCHECK
* THAT is N. r.
Police A r e' Holding
Chicago ~Man ‘ Who
Claims to' Be- World
War Veteran
EVBOUGHT RADIO
Gaye “Bonus” Check
And Received $16
Change- Caught at
So. Norwalk Station
John E. Burns, at 18 Van Buren
eve-mo. Chic-go, Ill. who claims to
be h. wound-d. World War veteran.
out beaten the chem of m
o. worthine- check. Be wee m
on Beturdey evening. It the West
Bound mllroud station. by Petrol-
man Frank auction. on he was about
to leave the city.
Late Saturday afternoon, Burns
entered the store of the Norwall:
Electrical and Auto Products Com-
pany. in West Washington ltreet.
conducted by Henry Moeller and
naked Carrie Moeller, who was in
charge of the store at the time, to
show him some radio sets. He pur-
chased a. let coating :30 and pre-
sented a check drawn on the Treas-
ury of the United States for 346.
Mrs. Moeller took the check and
handed Burns $16 in change.
After Burns left the store, Mrs.
Moeller became sugoicious and called
in her son. Altoi- looklng at the
check. Moeller notified the police
and Patrolman Frank Btrotton found.
(Continued on Page Two.)
lN 'l'lllS CITY
Now
Mr. and Mrs. 1300b Ut-
zinger of Meadow St.
Celebrate-Many Ga-
ther at Their Home
Mr. nod Mrs. Jacob J. Utmter of
61 Meadow met. entertained! “:1
e out in honor o e
their hem y oral-y of “I“,
m. Mr. ind litre. Utxinxer
were rum-tied in South Not-walk and
burn 'mnde their home here have:-
' ‘Tb have. two den; tern.
ginxzyomnnd m- Ruth m.-
xinger. Mr. Union: with {Daniel
Sullivan conduct! the Sullivan and
Uighur. meat market in South
loin m ‘ ‘
Their xueitl yesterday included:
Hr .end Mr: (Charle- Denier cud
eon. Robert or Long Inland, Kr. end
not nrthur Cookerhun and con:
Arthur of Port Chester; Mr. and fire.
Arthur Price of Bridgeport. Hr. end
In. Edward Clone and chiflrelv
lotion and Edward: lire. Lone;
li- Elinbeth Cockerhem. m. and
m Denial Sullivan and daughter.
Janet. lir- und urn. fibula Gehr-
ramith.
o
e
WILL BENAMEEJD '7
71.
From Berlin to Ian-
don—g—W‘arr e n for
, Attorney General
r (313% Pun.) ,
,zWA-SHINGIIJN, 13.11.. 129—88100-
. .,
a l
' “goof-Amount!” Kellogg a: Lon-
don no eucceoor‘oo Secrenry Hughon
w’h‘ooe reuimtlon me. etfect Ila-ch
if poinu’ti the populbilfiy of a more
or-lem'menl uhiftinx in important
diplomatic. posts in line with the
promotion policy seen in tint ouc-
cesaion.
' my Hove ‘
. Aruba-odor Bowman at Berlin
was understood todey to be apper-
molt inlthe mind of Pm Coo-
lidge for nppointrnent to the' court
of st. Jemu. His eclectic. would
open the way for other M in
the diplometic corp. should the pro-
motion policy be talking through
in this cone. r
While the Patio poet of limbo-e.—
dor Herrick might be con-idem! u
piecing him next in line for the Lon-
don uppointment. Mr. Hen-let is un-
dertood here not only to prefer to
remain at Perle, but to hove indi-
cated that he decireo In early retire.
meat from the diplomtic com
nonwhile. with the Preddeut
giving attention to oelectiooe h the
diplometic field in addition to other
prospective change- in the cabinet
bdmlnrchd.hiotwootberim-
pmut nominations of lost week re-
meinlnthehandoftbesedtem
appointment of Attorney General
stone to‘be on mine notice of
the Supreme Court in expected to
receive fumble action tlmre’ thi-
week. to clot!- the way for con-lucr-
tion of the nomination 01M”- 11.
Warren. 0! )tiohicc’u. to White
are
Sect-our! Of State Grewiliolicitor
General J )1. Beck: unison-lo:-
Medlll If muck. of Illinoll, who
retires from the Bennie on Mex-ch e.
The other cabinet pools to which
the President must five cttention
between now and lurch 4 are tho-e
held by Secretary of Agriculture
Gore. who must retire by thnt dete
to become Governor of West Virgin-
“. and Secretary of Labor Davis. The
letter he: asked to be retired ut the:
time but may eccede to the Preci-
dent'o request that he 11min.
Doc STARVES T0
BEAU! IN WOODS;
. Hill) BY TWlG
Wm. Kellogg Gets Re-
nort of Fox Hound
Lost Several Week:
Again New Canaan.
The we of the Yale otudent who
committed euicide by cbuuinc him-
eel‘ftoetreeendmedtodeeth
ween-lied to mind this morninx by
I. report mode; to-the Fir-t district
police. But in this cone it wasn‘t
3 human who died, from Iteration.
but a. velueble dog.
several weeks ago. Willicm Kei-
lou of Bendrich avenue. had his
fox hound. out in the wood- running
a. fox. Neither do: come home. In-
ter one are: found deed by the road-
side in New Conan.
No trace of the other could be
found. however. Attached hunter
approached Patrolman am Hur-
ruyyeoterdtyenduked iflir.Kelo
lo“ live?! in Norwuik. Upon eo-
certeininx that he did. the baton!
man told of the finding of the ukule-
ton of e do: on Ponue Ridie. New
Conan.
e do: we: cough: by the caller
e cooling evidentu while trolling
the fox and we: mble to turn-
self. Ithedotervedtodeoth. Ir.
Kellogg we: informed of the where-.
about: or his loot cenine by the po-‘l
lice. ’
$1,000,000 omenoo m
CHICAGO, Jen. 134-4. 01.0.0.0“)
meet an m We."
dome. n- hecvy I. me
completely over drunk: the cow
o1 hone- wlth it. The men Jello
ed on top of O'Donnell. ‘ » -
The. police were notified m
after the eocident moaned end Pe-
trolmen Thom-o Donny and 13-.
Samuel 8. Huntington were out to
the ocean. Some time clap-ed be-
fore other city employee were able
todrugtbetruokoffofthodrivc.
When O'Donnell we: tin-fly M
from his predicament. it we. found
be hud camped injury. ‘
According to Patrolman Donny.
O'Donnell backed the teen: of home-
cnd wagon to the edge of the dump.
After emptying the wagon of its con-
tents. be endeavored to nroceed for-
word. but found himself mired.
O'Donnell backed the wem o. few
inches further when the weight of
the vehicle danced the hon- back.
The truck started, ulidinu end thenJ
turned a. comet-cum. O'Donnell
found himself a. moment inter. be-
neuth the man.
The horne- were dragged down the
embunkment on their side. Neither
of the animal- were hurt outside of
e few minor mtcha.
More communu' by fol-eminent
Norwllker m moo. today» the
queetlon of GMM m in thin
Judce John Keogh—913, III! coin-
Ion the cbnrter would Wuhan“
to orni- 'cbout true m
but itwill ink. n. commut- of x'uir-
och-workers to produced.”
m to all end- “Show.
'11:. result of (the commits.- M‘
end it's reception ”the“ of
the city. will be uweitod with scant
declofm r , ‘ ,
Judge Nehemiah mono—m
us We Inner for the some for, 1
1:. Dfifltn. New Gen-nu end ,
TL Have your open on;
De '5 for real winter conform ‘
th I name. no ' ‘
k In curtains, insult cw; -
Dl ' cur heetero. in act’fi ..
l on to do the things“.
for. Ucomfortsnd ‘ '
my time. .7. ma t" ‘ “
Mom ‘Pltco.
om. -
ow Board Invited
REV. A. F.«Chember-
hintoContinueand,
fieAecepteCall
At t meld meetinc ofthe ofli
chi been! of the first 1!th
Epheopll Church held at the clone
of the lunacy morning oervice. by
emolume- vote the pastor. Rev. A.
1".‘Cnunberlun. we.- cordially lu-
vited to return for soother . Up-
on behc W of the act! of the
bond ..tbe motor expreeoed' hi- up-
prccletion cud drained lib medioc-
to continue.
The church is looking forwerd to
3 good year under the continued
Matteo! Rev. Hr. Winn.
with the cooperation of the Ladle"
Md lociety. the lundey School and
other Iocieflel. -
E
Service“ Pin: to Be
Awarded at Gamec-
ingmlloyal James
WedneedayNixht‘
mcmhmzmmom-
Fund
ed
museum _ {polite-of
numbcdyolioem: m
rice we. placed!!! come go We
lin- wlth the pounding-ad Mt"...
tended to be the. fiesta.
yolks. official- om'lllod" them-
“expert. -On.m‘tfi»
wellilled do: loin youth-ind
blood powder. A new; __
member of the W’ =weo'in- .
weal-«non. more.“ con. ‘7
v-
51.71556—
noon. except when there's on were, .
mtbqtuneuoiuonnomereel
mode.
this morning.
”I feelml
Lots of the girl. In the hobo”
(Continued on Pun Tn.)
TODAY’S ,
CONTRIBUTIONS
.h- 0 “.80
and D. 1". flo-
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will!“ ‘0... 8..
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an the
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loom):
‘ “mm
thaw-1.-
we- 7 on e Winnipuk
'trolley‘cet and woe precuoelly un-
Iteuon. .
In court. homo-on dd he
met flour Meade notes-day chemo:
and ‘botween them they misled
three plots at corn whiskey. He did
not remember been-din ‘the trolley
cu- or being m.
In 1920 Moon was erreoied on
um
in Wcter meet. Second diotrlct. ‘
TheWtookoleoehApfll.
TheolderTbo-poouwubeeflnghh
wifetttheaimeendxheoonm-
chat I!!! tether who died intently.
In the luperlor court. nonpub- wn
given e. 3-11 mm of one your
which we. "upended and the no-
cuied pieced on probation; unemp-
oou. for u long time worked_ at the
Country club. but held recently been
employed at the Gebbe-Hole pleat.
will £0 IAN
readies-mm / mom
6 mvmmm
nun numb.
Rev. m '1'. I.
Mich
‘ , (l , - v - .
when? mam-yumm-
fend. mm‘htmth. ”Iv
‘ mom
_ rbood of the bi!
W by a suspicion ' ‘
Chm-o night. . , a. 1.
The mun base was at No. 10 we
de- meet. New Rochelle. e ’ _
foul-w building bom‘ “I
W The other two were ct
68 and :4 North evenue which we
in:- ‘were domed. ‘ ..
The reocua were mostly Ct .-
Gem Street fire. All the '
in the build!" noon than. 1‘
firotfloorbulbeencuto’lt
tire scope. or by atom-r. .
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