FIRST.
WITH m
NEWS
TA BLISHED 1870
n COPS $65
l FREE BEER” _
RU_C_I§_1N N.~Y.
mony of Driver in
se of Jacob Levy
C ompo Inn, West-
rt
‘TOO FRESH”
rted R eply of
vy When Driver
ones He Is Caught
Greenwich
' ~"-‘.T. Jan. 17.-—Tizo:nas
“ ‘ .mlden Hill street.
"'lrf‘l‘lf‘l' startling tos~
rnoon session. yes-
.wsrly contested trial
421:5: Jacob Levy of
on seven counts
-:.~c beer. in the Grim-
before Judge
.*:t>l
€15
‘- 9 had ever :net a. man
5 James or Jack while
. s‘aud he had met
nephew a: Levy":
after be bad been
New YO‘K cops
365 to get
'~* .1
.‘I'VV
l 34’
’0 DRY
:ruck.
another man named
“‘25 was the fore-
"":l2g work; at. the
the court room at
. He pointed out a
"ring in the crowded
:
1».
Deposit Slip
Mg. treasurer of the
d Trust compnny
oduced deposit slip:
Snyder. which
evidence.
treasurer of the
Trust company.
records of the ac-
-, trustee.
. the Central Fair—
..pany, Nor-walk. pro-
':- sheets of the ac-
E. M. Manulacturing
. fl". Jacob Levy, as
inc“
L :1 Sculley of the
~ ..f:.a department. testi-
7’15 liszening in on the
:11. Greenwich police
October 25 child
wrd tell Levy that
in Greenwich.
r» T}
2: -..» F.evi
3:91 on Page Seven.)
DDANCE AT
MER LODGE
canyons
1 Three of Nor-
1k Have Enjoya-
- Time at Ledge-
od Farm ~
’ Three of Norwalk en-
party last night at
summer lodge at
Dancing. music
sod and several
e 61:30
:dered.
.. Mae Ruckus-m.
idge Conley. Irene
and Mary Modne.
Jule Coleman. Non
Rooney. Agnes Leath-
thy Manner of White
Tori-z. Meats. Harold
.lchonougb. Thomas
' Snidd. John Keene.
Greenwich, .Wllliam
Ryan. Dick Timmons.
\Villlam McNernY-
Harold Buckley. Bu-
Donald Kingston. Jack
gingham of mm
- Trager. Louis Miller and
1:: of Bridgeport.
~_5____
YORK CLEARING HOUSE
STATEMENT
“‘lRK. Jan. 17.—'l'he New
“fr; House statement in-
was as follows:
. .. 51.038.000.000
110.000.000
33,000,000
WINTER WEATHER
szer of a car means being
-. :52: auto chains. This store
God Tire Chains" for all site.
la: and baloon tires at cor-
C‘FS‘ Remember too. that
2:3: Store has 3 his line 0!
- essories. Albert D. New
"3‘ 54 “‘ashington SL—-Adv.
B e delight to choose the
I‘leces from a. collection of
at has one's unquestion-
. mce. People who buy at
J- Collins Co.'s store know
0‘- Ofily are they getting the
fill-F. but at prices the low-
‘ here—Adv.
mucus cum 7.‘
home-made kind are made
i:
;
r
lad the be“ of other in-
‘5' Always cooked with
in automatic electric ml-
You'il like them for the!
"3 ”earlier! heavy milk, tau .
Entered as second
South Nomig‘cfl,
T
ESTELLE TAYLOR
As she appeared in “Dorothy Yer;
non of Hadrian Hall" as Mnry Stuart.
LOS ANGELES. Cal. ‘Jnn. 17.—
Jack Dempsey is through with the
prize-ring unless someone can xix up
a. tight {or him before he marries
Estelle Taylor, motion picture ac-
tress. which probably will be next
May or June, the heavyweight cham-
pion admitted last night.
““‘e have been wnhhoiding the
announcement to:- 3 long time." he
continued. "because there were many
things to consider."
“There was Miss Taylor's motion
picture career. and there was my
career as I. lighter.
“Marriage Ior me. you know. will
mean the end of my ring career.
Wedding bells and the prize ring
gong don‘t humanize."
TWO VFSSELS
my]: con
Coast Guard Cutters
Start Off to Assist—-
Radio Tells of Acci-
dent
40 FOOT HQLE
Reported i 11 “Robin
Adair” —-. Anchored
Miles Of Handker-
chief Shoals Light
(By Associated Press) ‘
CHATHAM. Mass. Jan. 17.—
‘l'be steamers Munaibro and Robin
Adair were in collision at 2:02 this
warning oi! Handkerchief Light
Shoals. south of here and non:- the
"elbow" of Cape Cod. Both vessels
sent radio messages reporting the
accident and the coast. guard cutter
Acushnet and U. S. N. destroyer
Cassin’ are proceeding to their as-
sistanoe.
Apparently the ships-met. nearly
head on. since both reported dam-
age to forward holes in the star-
board side. ThoMunnlbi-o. a col-
ller of 4.282 gross tons. built in 1916
in Newport News and owned by the
Mumibro Steamship Corporation or
rNew York. was bound. heavily laden
Boston. _
for Boom! for Honolulu-
The Robin Adair sailed from Bos~
ton at 4 O'clock yesterday afternoon
for Baltimore. Pacific coast ports
and Honolulu. She was built ,in
1920 at Seattle. Washington and is
6.859 gross tonnage. She cleared
tram Boston. .
“sitlater message tron: the Robin
Adair intercepted by the 1‘50le
Radio Corporation rcported n fora:
foot hole abreast number 2 hatch,
small look in number one hold;
five feet of water in this hold. on-
ohored five miles mfiwggfi:
' is P
§:$y%?rdm%M that her suc-
tion pipesvon the starboard side
were put out of commission by the
llision. A message
31°32“... of the Munnlbro inter-
cepted soon by the Tropi-l
a: Radio Carper-31,03 9‘” ”‘3‘ a”
__——--—
(Continued on page Seven.)
“1‘6 OWNERS Await
3m» year radiator is leaky.
delay makes it worse.» Hove it
immediately.
placed in proper row“ , a -
, Believe E. '1'. Bedford
. that” not tuberculin m is pos-
, '3‘. .fl
um “when...
«an. nutter n: the post outcast
11.. under the Act of M3. 1879.
PLANNERS an]:
VOTE FOR PARK
AT sumo» IS
Is Mistaken in
Thought That Place
Willfiurt Property
THE BILL .
Read and Adopted at
Meeting a t Royal
James Last Night—-
Committee Named ;
Notwithstanding the strong oppo-
sition of E. T. Bedford, W’estport
philanthropist and who has made
lax-go donations to the Rom hos-
pital the Fair-deld County Planning
'associaation at a meeting held lost
night in the Royal James Inn voted
unanimously to present a. bill to the
present session of state legislature
asking for an appropriation 018350-
000 for the acquisition of lnnd for A
state park at Sherwood's Islnnd.
“'estport.
”Mr. Bedtord has stated he would
pack up and leave town." explained
Professor Herman H. Chabmnn of
the Yale Forestry School and n
member of the State Park and For-
est Commission, "if Sherwood Island
was made a State park."
In explaining the attitude at the
commission, Professor Chapman
said:
"Since the last meeting of the
State. Commission has again deter-
mined the best selection for a state
park in Falrfleld County. In ”loc-
ting sites for parks We try to
avoid city parks: we don't. not to,
go into private parks such on Cut
Pasture. Lighthouse Point sud Suv-
in Rock. We have to consider the
beauty and scenery: its beach: the
park must be 0, permanent assist.
In Falrt‘ield County. Sherwood Is-
land is the only outstanding place
:or a park. With the exception of
the Gal:- property. the load is not
populated. It is isolated. There
are some who feel their property
will be Named: in some can when.
state parks havo‘been . f
property values‘ have doubled."
At this point. Poof. Chapman
pointed out thnt Mr..Bedford was
opposed to Sherwood Island as n
l
(Contnued on Pogo Seven)
LONGOBRICCO ’
mucous
31.5% MARK
Appeal Reaches Bos-
ton and 3 Check for
$20 Results -—Minis-
ters Contribute
The plea. for 3 Norwalk girl has
found an answer in Boston.
The case of Josephine Longobrlcco
as she lies in the Natural]: Hooping
maimed tor lilo by the Christmas
night accident at the Catherine street
grade crossing. as related in the
Evening Sentinel. has reached the
attention of thousands 0! people;
It is the old story of an automo-
bflgudapnssingtrninntsgrsdo
crossing. and Josephine is such a. girl
as is seen in our stores and factories
every day.
But as she rested on her hospital
cot. {wilting bravely for life. with
nothing before her but a. block fu—
ture .tho people or Norwnik and sur-
rounding communities were touched
by her plight. Through The Eve.
(Continued on Page Seven.)
TODAY’S
CONTRIBUTIONS
Mme-ESmlihofBoso
.............. .......s:o.oo
Horn-IRMA“.-
. ..... . ..... ........ 10.00
MissflolJoncs ...... p... 1.00
................. ... uzoo
1w .. .............. 31m
STUDEBAKER REDUCES PRICE
ON AU: CLOSED CABS
Elfective Julian")V 8th.
W81:
Country Club Coupe ........ nus
Coupe .....' ....... ......"81446
Sedan ........,............$15£5
Special Six '
Victoria . .......... ......Jlfls
Beds: ”...... ..... ”......81985
Big Six
....................32450
$1? ........'...“......43515
Berlin. ...................83850
All pricssa‘o. b. tactory- Opulent
prices unchanged. Reynolds Motor
Co: Comm,.Wcu Amflhhdv.
00 common won hen-rt! In?“ 33‘
4”
VEVEREHSANDEBS
M an. midis-l.
urban-inmamm
as m lathe President:-
Mnrcbd. Stompresignedtore-en.
terbusiness.
w
URGES REPEAT.
OF THE TAX 0N
ADMISSIONS
“rmfilgml
And Buildings Val-
ued Separately '
OTHER MATTERS
Fairfield County Hos
In State —- Property
Listed Too Low
HARTFORD. Jan. 17.—R.epeal of
the law imposing a. tux on admis-
sion allocation 0: are. collected
from other sources to make up for
the loss of liquor license money.
amendment. or tax laws to obligate
asucsson and boards of relief to
value loud and buildings separately:
and impoosition of n gro. income
to: instead of the present ad val-
orem tux on all persona prop-arty or
merchants. manutacturers and tind-
ers are principal nmong recommen~
actions for in: legislation contained
in the biennial report of State Tax
Commissioner William H. leigott.
. No other matters of can legume
tion were urged by Mr. Blodgctt in
his report. H eproposes n succession
in: upon the property of ioint ten—
ants. and legislation which would
permit towns which are pnins‘nklng
with respect to mum: of pr-cpem
and which have installed suitnbie
systems to have the option of mak-
ing up abstracts and grand 1131 with
out. requiring taxpayers to innit-a. any
reference whntevor on their lists
pertaining to the real estate owned
by them. ' '
W Value Igloo-ed
Properw of-the State is .18 a rule
being undervalued. and in I. urge
ms How
LADIFS’Nlm
The Norwnlk Lodge. No. 769. B. B
0. E. opened its 1925 social season
by holding a successful Ludien‘ night
at tho Elks‘ Home in South nun
street last evening. Hourly the ban-
dred members and guests “landed
the nun. .
The unusual progrun of entertain-
ment prepared by the Entertainment
comment. The entertainment coo-
sistcd of the precaution of John
W: “Abe munch." in too:
not!» mmmxmm
ly known elocuuonist. The play
motsgcd nnnsterly manner”
MinNeflsonwhownsforoedtow,
spond to an encore with the m
laden of. tyre-Irish pom It.
Noll-on sniertnined toronohournnd
I. knit. '
After the cutest-lament. m
mm-
Wfi-mwrmm
numnmonihm
"Iky goods". atom-non: ,
duty have them 31' 9330“
NORWALX, Conn, skinner. J
HighestLtnd-Vfiiue *‘
admins
'W
may 17, ‘1925.
‘_._h
i,
D‘th BougliltIt A
e ’ uto,
mm.) to Keep
Children at Home
‘Asxs POHCE AID
Mrs. Hattie Sherwood
" Declares S h e Will
Have Port Chester
Marriages Annulled
nutsunv'. m. lip—Luxuries
and home comm did not soothe
the mun I’ll-it at Benjomln
W nnd his sister. Moi-y. no-
cording to ”their mother. Mrs. HI!-
tic Sherwood. of 16‘ 1-: White
street. no the young people went
nwny inst Wednudxy night nnd
«ch took a. spouse.
Poflce. were asked by Mrs. Sher-
wood was: to and be: children.
who. boarding to an unsigned tel-
egram Ibo received were married
in Port Chester. it. I. Thur-any.
the girl to George Vredenburg. :6
you: old. of tbh city. and the son
to ”Jillian Miller of Stamford.
fox-mart o! Dcnbnry. Benjnrnin is
is reunion 1nd his sister. 17.
Iii-13mm said that she had
aroused two nutcmobilcs nod on
gm? payer: piano in an eflort to
loop be: son and dough“: con-
Thc non. obs aid. in n' G19-
hruchc. ' 7
Vredmburg. known to the homily
only onhortwhilb coiled at the
Sherwood homo Wednesday night.
A few minutes einpsod and than
Mary, Beanmin and Vredenburg
“pounced their intention of going
to the movies. airs. Sherwood said
she did not as them after thni.
Ithboiicvodthnttheywentto
Stamford. where they were Joined
by list Miller and then to Port
Chester. where the couples were
united in matrimony.
The former His Miller is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Miller. of :8 Main street. this dc.
Mrs. Sherwood aid that aha will
mute an attempt to have her son's
end daughter's marriages annulled.
RECORD'CROWD
AT DANCE OF
THE S. N. CLUB
Entertainment of Song
. C ,
And Specialty Danc-
ing Enjoyed —- Com-
mittee
A record gathering turned out st
the Lndics' Night held by the South
Norwalk club in the rooms in Wuh-
ington ctr-cot inst evening. where n
tins progrun was rendered and
dancing enjoyed. .
lu- Mnbci A. Miller. popula- 10
cu ooprsno end Mn. Ralph P. Hunt-
wero culled upon tor seven! encore!
Museum. »
‘fihmmwpfi o!
mmwem Mum: toe
dlncingnndnmdm Con-
nethmeIA-ickwood.
nummwnnammaommd
saucy-announce” Mildred.
by Jack W's orchuzn of
Bridgeport. Wt- were
curved.
The ml:- was M by the
eaten-lam committee which is
(com nae-imam. )
ammo-{monomer
Youcnnmthcwcilmwn
”diam not doubt)»
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it"flumuncdhn-Taw
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mums-mass
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m,,numm‘mm
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«swam-I @ student-“g
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”but“ sum OHM.
a
108%an selections nnd'
Want to Win
Something new for loco! cross-
word puuio tans. On another page
will be found an nnnouncemcrzt of
The Evening Sentinei's cross word
puzzle contest. .
If you like to do puzzles. hero is
your chance. Not only do you get
the enjoyment of solving the puzzles.
but the competitive spirit is intro-
duced.
Who is the best cross vord pus.
slot in Norwnlk? Evening Sentinel
readers will soon know.
Beginning Mondny an original
panic in to be published. One will
be printed each dny [or a. week. At
the end of that time. the one who
$15? Get Into
Sentinel’s Crossword Test
Best Answers to Set of Six Original Cross Word
Puzzles Get Prize—Full Details of Contest
sendgin the mos‘corrvect Iota! six
pussies, will race ve the order of
the cross word—a purchase order
:or $10.00 in merchandise. good at
the store or nay Evening Sentinel
advertiser, .
Three other consolation prizes.
one of “.00 And two of 31.00 will
also be unwed.
The puzzles have been evolved by
The Evening Sentinel's on em.
word export. nnd have lever been
published before. either in my dolly.
or magazine or in book tom.
.Stnrt today—u: advance copy 0!
the first puzzle is published on an-
other page.
HIT BY AUTO,
ARM mum,
‘lN_H_0_SPiiAl.
John Peterson of 47
Riverside Ave” Steps
In Front of Machine
In West Avenue
NOW
some“ ”F Board *' Troi-
ley Car, ’Tis Said—-
avoidable
John Peterson. of 47 Riverside
avenue. is in the Norwslk Hospital
tow. suffering from n fracture or
the upper right um. I. the result of
being struck last evening in West
nvenue by an nulomoblle driven and
owned by Charles Thomas ‘of 20
South Main street.
Mr. Thomas stated that as he was
driving in West nvenuo Mr. Peter-
son sins-ted acros- t.bc street to board
a trolley cu- Ind tint when near the
cor tracks. he turned and stepped
back into the path of the car.
Mr. Thomng applied his brakes in
an effort to ovoid ltrl' king him and
in so doing the cor skidded on the
icy pnvomcnt nnd crashed into an
electric light pole. The mud guards
were damaged.
Dr. “Milan MCMOH attended
Mr. Peterson at. his office and order-
ed him taken to the Kore-all: Hospi-
tnl.
The accident was investigated by
Patrolman Webb. Mr. Thoma sut-
ed to the police thnt he Wu driving
between is and 20 miles per hour
at the time of the accident and thnt
it no unnvoidnbie.
Willi-.13 Smith of Sumter-d. who
no driving in West. avenue. ct the
time of the accident. stoned that he
row his. Peterson start mow the
rand and then turn suddeny and
step in from of the Thomas car. In
his opinion the accident ms un-
nvoldnblc.
No err-est. were made in the case
by the police.
___.,.__....._.___.
MARRIED
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Roberts of
Howkinl avenue today announced
the Inez-rings at their daughter.
Mess A. Roberts to China H.
Rani-don. son of Mrs. mimosa: Beer-
don of Taylor avenue. The ceremony
according to the mouncement. was
performed yesterdny.
At the bridgsgrootu’s home. this
moi-m it was mid um the on-
nounccmcnt was probobly “true as
Mr. Rea-don had left I note for his
mother saying that he was to be
mottled.
Mr. Burden is a teller in the
South Norwak Trust oomponv.
.
—Puritnn Pics or. mud. tram “I!
beat and made fresh daily- Th?!“
just fine. Puritan Pic Kitchen. Ub-
W sum E. NWK. Phone
'80.—-Adv.
Aou'dent Called Un- ;
SUGGEST WOMAN
DEAN FOR LOCAL
HIGH SCHOOL
Norwnlk University
Women at t Meetin' 3'
Take Up Idea—Girls
2 Need Guide
BIGAID
‘Mntter Will Be Taken
Up With Board of
Education —- M r s .
Baxter in Charge
The Sci-walk branch 0! the Amer-
cnn Association of Univerniny Wo-
men. ct c meeting held yesterday of-
ternoon in the Nonrnlk Library. ud-
vocsted the addition of a dean to
the executive suit of the Senior
High school. The matter of having
I. womln to guide nnd direct the
girls in the High school wns brought
up nt the meeting by lil- Emmn H.
Gunther. or the Teachers' College.
She is the educational secretary of
the North Atlantic section of the u-
sedation.
The loco! brunch expect. in the
neu- future to into this mutter up
with the Board of Eduution. Mi-
Gunther. in her ”tour. pointed out
that n dean could not only tench.
but could give the girls advice as to
their talents. etc. as well no ”direct
the outside activities of the girls.
In other words. the darn would int
in the cnpodw of the hostess.
m. Gunther silo spoke enthusi-
astically upon the work which was
being accomplished by the National
association in including the univer-
sity women of other nations in the
association.
The mention of siding boy- and
girls who wish to nttood college was
discussed. Scholarships are to be
:1qu
Hrs. Baxter- presided in the
sence of Mrs. Cole.
who is ill.
Among those present were: In-
Mnbie Themes. Min Margot-ct R.
Brendlinger. His! Grace Hoviinnd.
Mrs. Philip Kmbb. Mrs. John Baker”
in. Anna. Curtis and Mrs. Irving
Wilmot.
A conference on the cause and
cure of war. in which the University
women are interested. will be held
in Washington tomorrow and will
continue on week.
The genes-1| chairman of the con-
ference in Mrs. Corrie Cbnpmnn
Catt. Approximntely 6.000.000 Amer-
ican “men will be represented.
lb-
the president.
FALLS ON SIDEWALK.
“Mannheim.“-
nnc rcportodtothc downtown!»-
uoothotlhetcll’onthcddmihin
mtotthchonoo!br.0bu-icsno-
banninSouithlnstroet. Inst
ovcflng and stained her leg. Sim
wutrocted by Dr. Robert M.
Wolfe.
v.
m common“: with
A mm mm
manoeuvre-{hominid
-boglnning they hnve stuck to prud-
a.
Father Hurley 3 nja
Mayor Robins Con-
gratulate F‘irm' on It’s
Great Success ;
STYLESHOW _
Dancing Continues"
0
Until Near Midnight _
—Entertam’ ment Is
Enjoyed /
With well over n thousnnd m
in announce. Crofut & Knapp cole-
brnted its first anniversary in the
new plant last evening. The ml-
minuion or the day‘s celebration won
a. dance held on the third floor of.
the actor-y. One or the largest tcc‘
tory room- had been cleared of. ,
drying racks. and in this improm
boil room, larger than any roll no
in Norwnut. hundreds of couple‘s
gully tot-trotted to the orphan-i
strains. 9‘
The waning semen opened with
addrsoscu by Father Donni- Budd.
Mnyor Thomas Robins. and Joint
Cnvanngb. President of C. t K. It .
7 o’clock n Style show was held. with
spring fashion- of headgea- W .
ed. Pmmptlyctltbo inn-tom
“aces. won vocal cum.
uncut. by John chic. .1. 13mm!
and Ernclt Schlitz;
In ope'uing the “fair. Father Hur-
ley ma:
‘1 congrnmictc Crofut firm"
in gonenl. because tram the early
pics that has resulted in the dumb
opment or this line pinnt. When
things go wrong in an organisation.
the blame a nip-m placed on tfi
(Continued on Page ml,
HARRY ASKEY, «
HARBOR VIEW, ~
annulus
Had Summer Home
Here Long Time——
W a 8 Constructing
supt. in No Yo City“:
Word we. received in Nm'
today of the death of Entry AM.
one or the oldest summer rested!
at Harbor View. which
more“ morning ct his home. 8139
Willctt avenue. New York. Mr. A;-
kcy had been in ill health for the
put two yours. f . '
Mr. Askey was born in Engiuid.
sixty-four years ago but and boy:
a resident of this country for our
tony you-s. H- was one or the ar-
iginsl summer settlers at HAM
View and watched it grow from":
firm to one of the most attractive
colonies on the Sound. He ”“0va
n dint-tor of the Harbor View .-
socintion end was also at one til-n
vice president of the emulation.
Mr. Aikey woe engaged in col?
ctr-notion work in New York ciii.
His last work was the erection a!
the Canadian Pacific Building.
where he wu employed as superla-
tcndent of commotion. '3"
He was the uncle of his. end In.
C. 1). Steam. Jr. Arthur Asher.
Willi-m may nod brother—ind“
or Mrs. May may. all summer
residents of Horror View.
LEAGUE OI" WOMEN TWO
NNK women who or. pins“
to cm the Janna-y meeting '9'
the ”mold County League pt
Women Voters. in GMT
“and". my nuts Milan!
”mm with an. A. up?
Wu. Mlopbonc 82‘. .=
nmmmsacnmm
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