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TH THE
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THE ° 12..
NORWALK'S'I'IRST NEWSPAPER
The Weather
IAIN AND €01.01:in TONIGHT;
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SHED 1870
(l Find Connec-
)«bm eena Shaft
Tunnel W’here
Lies
F lILs
ml Heard in
l " h o n es—Globe
iiuvc Burned
1w .1 ch. ll.——A de-
‘w-tm ml the rescue
:mi in \\hi<‘l| Floyd
w unprisoncd .Ior
1}" rlv (I to be l’l‘at‘h-
' ‘.\.’)~ tIt‘Plflrt‘Ll today
i- l- l
. . . .n almofl any
‘wHit' n'HllHL‘C‘iOll l‘K‘.’
.IHIl thc vine-rm"
_—. ' .‘lurc orcviu‘s are
..- an» gelling large.
-. tlll“ I'I gravcl and
an- romrlml."
i l'm (Inst.
"lill nul t'slilnait‘
:th! (an? lnighl be
. .>; '\\e: nppr‘ar to be
,. : when: “C will get
2:7»lifir‘r
I 3:: Hire
d to rc-
phone:
. », - sum-555ml
. :epealed the
‘ w z.‘ the regular
hut ll. G.
'lir zip-
rv
t.
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;‘ ir'AL d 2W0 thirds
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.ly vlanned and
:thc- trsiv
ZhC‘.
: "' 71‘; some pass—
v HTS“: dept ‘
2- , : :‘cached. ‘
than was 4: feet
7' was untlmbcred.
.- l.£l‘"d that
A”? new:
:‘:round
'atum in the
the digging.
soon 0! Floyd
' one cxplor»
niav With the
workin
s‘f‘fl‘un‘. pre-
til“:
5
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', , (“21
:a 0:1 spray-
F3751
‘c'ldt',
Schacht, Armory.
. 1 .
. :lednrdoii ‘HH: “ "rsonally ' ‘A'uvrc it: favor of
;‘;_“ 1,225,: ‘h‘s‘t . m- 7 Agr- o: thn lull. .
.h: uISgch.‘ T‘ ‘lluil'll‘: m {\S‘r" 4 Con-Funnel.
~ Ember”: thelc‘uur; 5-} Cum-70 if he l‘A‘l not occupy
,. . “on?“ thcliéicdposlticncof a Di J::,;E111 andi \lr. w*__
3 h, .‘m‘f q: '.u _* j.‘ e. - r. un:u r-t' .. y a mi.- 2
. ‘:~..‘i§ot;§n I - d that he m IDeclare They Vi ere As- »
" V The tl“'t’c lxills that wcrc brim-c
~ (,5 ltd-3‘" It for; ZEEHEREFWI‘?‘ SESSCd fOI‘ BCRCHCS
.. ‘2 1' ‘0 aslon ’ln "2 .. t x; "Iii ,
f1??? (:26: Ingurdin; armroyrintlfins to the local V‘v‘hiCh The)" éxre [YH'I
‘gaé-érOb-nd‘Ilibx-arics and th lull on tin ar-rvcizit- able to (39‘
.. .< "a, atlnent of the pu.Acc. . . H v: ' .. ., ,. ‘ ‘ .4 i
‘_‘ . A ‘ i Corporation Counsel Cuneo ln-i 1-”“4‘33‘3‘ 0- ALTA a-Cuuf. d’fJu'I
3”, u.1e hm- ' {Hl‘mt‘d the committcc that the Pcu- I id by Dr. l‘hnz-L .7 \\. Many. ar-ncar'.
F "l...f:i-:;§hd.?;Ision Mil and Ill>' Police Appointmtnt i (*3 bFth‘ ilk“ (<13: .l lasi;
i ” H L' . Illill lurid mat brc-n approx-(ti lav tl’.¢:‘.‘~‘"‘7mfi§ 11371 3‘“ -‘ ' Y?” L
y(‘ol'nmon Councxf. and that h-; I MEWS vi ENC-“1 - '~ "-r irI
-Ithought referendum \‘o'r: ;}:ould be Property 101‘ tun" ' . in UK
‘ , taken on them. la3‘ans o: Iht: seam;- t3::- us; that.
. Chane him if he; Max-or Robins informed the com- I “Feel. because they r‘rr-z unable tt-i
3;...” possibleg miller- that he comelded _thh the I kul‘l‘nficl‘il‘l‘fll' lion-Au: v ..‘l :Atc srner, 3
I. .. .i‘wswlansI‘a (it till-‘7 (2' iii‘ L‘Dl‘pOl'JllZ'l‘; (man-I Ur. .xlan)‘ ertoz-m ., t: C;uncil,
‘ :3; Red CrOSSI that he had I". u ' i: . “Quid?
,I: trans u;I in; impossible to U: .9 3.-»m_:;
. ‘ , 39:13qu on which liis lmus: :c: was;
. Itoo low. Hes ta'z i t..:;' :0 113d lllFI
I 'v JOY \T) GIRI ditch dug and 11.15 l .. to (“T-ZIn‘CZE
lel “.3? ’ his home, “1:621 22: barman} that l;e_
._’ 27‘ (fl? United icouldn‘t. i‘i‘ “shied ‘n l.”-‘iw tt‘h}?
.0 Mr. and: ' villc Should 1-0. assesscd IL. benefits
3 Ohio axe- _. IWh-en he rcccn'ed mom. Till. same
:2 the Hpo;7u-IB_¢50CA..1Med Press. 'applied to The Property 0‘ llolrni
i‘ . .I LO. DO.\ Feb. 11.——Considv:ralfile 1‘10an! and “Ml-“m ' "h 33';
I an arm was i’ it this morning (wet-‘5'“?- . . ;
:dtspa cab»: to :1 London LL'vcspaperi “fl“DC‘Jm-‘n P93: ’fi
‘—~——~—- It that a'l’dg 1111“? hull gone ashore on f “35 unfortunuu. I
‘: ii "I. V ARA.\(L HOCSE| the Essex cc-as: and \as sending up ' 130‘» EW‘CLH‘ 1-" 70“ I
- \l’l KENT. Idistress flares near \Talton. The hearing 0“ “‘— 5‘ I
-‘ " ——’l‘he new Vessel turned out. hott'ever, to be the 5359. 5
‘ - amen: is- 1“.» ton ketch Itossina. “hich was C“? E“5‘n“"‘ 1511“" 3'30““? 51%le
. . swamped and sank. A liter-oat from that the 120m: of Dr. Mark V6.42”
‘ ._. an (-(poIC191r:i:(~l’i.on.fgn;i Tog-(1:951 hvr Crew of . t‘nrce fee: l-Llow the s-chr and that
~ 00?- firm.‘ . our men. .‘it was impossible to connect up the
:7. A‘.r.‘._.(,A§I , Collar, but be though: that tin. sewer
-—. 3 ,could be connected from the first
is: 1:" BALANCE gSENATE ADOPT :loor of his homc. Ile‘pointcd out
. . . .. ::.—L'nitndi ’ that it was impossible to put the
9. _ . 'm‘mm. e at do“; \:':“‘C‘r any l9Wel: us it had to con-
? ~ ' ,_ :. was 5335-; nect “1th the hnlgnt street server,
3 : HOUSE P. O. 8" I I“ hich vaithe Emlv 0“ tier.
--~_.____.____i Councilman Pohlma n than made
F b
“ 'l: LIT {LE CHICKS
’ - Buckeye In-
.dard Breeders
are new on display
“or. 5 Hot Water
- “1.1 be 0' inter-
;r; t‘rr; xicinity.
‘ - 5: the same a:
A. D. Morgan,
._Z.-—v,.3d\’.
’-" FL! FRESH EGGS
31'? (20.. 33 Center
hem. What a.
folks to know
based on market
mi 5 from day to
"’“ concern as-
... u.
l
the .
evi. ‘
drain ’
\ Entcred as second -!c ass matter at the post office 8:
outh Norwwk. Comm. under the Act of March 3. 18.9.
no Shaft N0w ‘lsTCROSSWORD
lose to Collins;
rec in 24 Hours
IS HE ALIVE?
fluid Collins
MAYOR, CUNEO
FIGHT BILL THEY‘
BOTH *FAVOR‘
Chairman of Legisla-
tive Committee Talks
Of Stand As “Dr. Je- .,
kle and Mr. Hyde”
)IaVCA .-
and Cor-
.l. Cimco an-
o
in
as 1'10?an
John
'..""’"llll‘,’“c
Thor.
Co‘msi
v.0 Ma
1 I
,_
i'nn
:1
,wur- d lrzmw
Patronzflw Uppiaj.‘
.‘tlurtzor-i. where “ml‘mxally‘ tittyap-
roared against a bill giving the May-
or the power
(fillies. 3174.3
1‘".
WASHINGTON e 11. —'I'hc
Senate Postoi‘ficc Committee today
voted to substitute the. Senate post-
s! pay and rate increase bill for the I
measure passed yesterday
House.
by the
PROMINENT DOCTOR DEAD.
SOUTHINGTON. Conn Feb. ].——
Dr. Paul Plummt‘r prominent. phy-
sician. who has practiced here for
15 years and prior to
linsville and Hartford. died sudden-
ly at his home here early today. ap- :
parently 0! heart failure. He had
returned from a visit to patients and ;
informed his wife that he would
read a while before retiring. As he
did not come to bed within a reason-
able time. Mrs. Plummer went down
stairs and discovered him dead on-
thc floor of the living room.
0‘
to appoint the pelicav
that in Col-1
PRIZEWINNER
IBayview Ave. Resident
* Takes lst Prize in
Evening Sentinel’s
\Veekly Contest
THREE TIED
IRowayton i n Secondi
' Place--East N orwalk
i. Holding Its Own—3
Women Best
Goo-i nth llfwl‘ I'llzfl’“ 5-
The 1';-.cni..g SizAiinel
Editor hmldtusting Just tune in
0.1 the goal mus below. {or hen.
“mus-ls of Thc E\('ll-
Cr (-55“ 0rd
UH:- ll‘l‘. 1-H. A
Pint Sc ‘: " s'llnnl l'ri;ce l, res-“.01.,
i L
5 ls‘l' our/1:. sm.
; .‘LL'xs A. w. Dihlflc. 19 Bayiicw
Imcnuc, >0. Nonullk.
2) l I. PRIZE. 53.
Robert S. Morrison. Bettinwn.
l'llis is ‘
I
I
I
A
: youngest member of the Edison En-
; hunt-Al
i :ZRIL I’lllZlZ. $1.
I .‘Irs. Luiw Amt-or. HII ‘lninr
3 drool. .\Ur“flll\.
3 4111 mum; 5|.
I Mrs. H. l. (oiling-x S Belts pint'tn
v E. .Vm'wolk.
I Mr». [-3. u. lirnlu‘. 1;: Brits plflt‘c.
L'. Snruullt.
g .‘lrs. 1:. Bum-lull. ,‘lnriun .‘u‘nuc.
; IS. )‘tn'nnlk.
I The Cl“;l>>‘~\t".d Léiicr 3135’; some
job 1h2< \w- L new-r wmz- so
many ptizzl- >
Var-me. w A
c-nAl 11:7'1 ‘
”>Ull l_\ ‘A . 1:
each twisty.
contestant ll‘-} 3-.
Iand so Thr livenn:
‘14 Cl'l"€.l titu-
ns‘.- 9.61
a." «ll
I
l.
>l.1'v . v1. ~'
Is \he the (llnnul'
Rims livulll 27.0 “inxzrz‘
Hinzr-E 1:: .‘L . .- t-xz‘rr‘”. s"
2 .‘m‘ min-- IF'H 2. . 17-“.
ilhc 1.1-“ 39.211 :iw ,. my -’-1 1‘.» r.H
. prize winnrvrs in i‘hv Fr“ i . ; if:-
test eambltsi'i‘ -l Err ..: «'21»: ml the
logical clam“ t-f the Win: of
I
I (‘rosswood 1". F771??? of Nor-'
{unfit
I ITOYWV" F " ‘ t Hf I” in: LU‘TL
.ll. "37:" ‘:.‘l‘llfl ‘ ‘ ‘lv‘s’vTI ‘hr'
‘eo’cue o,’ no rim 2‘ r I: ‘ .. -."_\*'|
“To ‘ n .‘txtJ
NORTH AVENUE
RESIDENTS KICK
a. motion “hich was passed that the
matter be turned met- to the City
Engineer to see if the houses could
not be connected from the first
floor. He will revert at the next
:meeling.
—Alu~ock and Schaeht,
iiVednesdnL—‘Adr.
_YOL'R RADIATOR TROIJBLB
No better place in this vicinity for
the proper repairing of your auto
: ladlator (no matter what the condi-
tion) than at'the Norwalk Radiator
illepairing Co.. 60 Main St. They
know how to do the job correctly
there. Phone 954.-—Adv.
DAS'S TIRE SHOP
sells Star and Hood Tires and Tubes
Repaired free here for life of tire
‘98 50.,llai‘h SL—Adv.
Armory,
‘.dl|1(d I93 "1'! >"s‘. C P0120.
i
I
Handlcn p5.
imolar and
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN» WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1925.
Edison 78; A. E: Winchester
Off to Celebrate Birthday
ventor
Thomas Alva. Edison. the Wizard
of Menlo Park. Who celebrated his
75 Ill birthday today, is a. paradox
:zcrju urding to Albert E. Winchester.
<upcrlniondent of the Municipal
illectrlc Plant. who worked with the
famous inventor forty years ago. Mr.
\\‘inchr:ster. one of “Edison's boys.”
gIO“S uilh pride as he tells of his
lormer thief. He lci‘t today to at.-
nd .1 Alinnrr of the Edison Pionwl‘s
tin: Hotel Astor. New York city.
"Edison is a, paradox. Like other
amous mcn, he struggled under
Forty years ago. stone
vi JIC got along in the WOrId by
:l morough knowledge of phonetics.
and read your lips before lipreadlng
t.
.n.
ms the science it is today. How
strange i: is that this deal man
should have been the inventor of our
great-~51 sound rtvproducing machine
”the phonograph.
“It was in ISSS that I became the
:inecrlng start at the temporary
laboratory in New York city. It was
likc :1 family there. Edison was al-
ways uiih us. The rumors of his
industry and umlrlng efforts are not
mt notion. it was only one
Inch 01‘ his character. but I have seen
:llzu Work in the laboratory, and
(Continued on Page Two.)
9
MISS A DIBBLEI Head of 2nd Dist Electric Works One (if “Edi-
son Pioneers,” Tells of Early Days With In-
FAVOR SALARY
. INCREASE FOR
STATE
Thomas A. Edison. electrical wiz-
.l.rd, celebrating hla birthday
um horn Pub. 11.
1837.
“CE
WINE, WHISKEY,
CIDER POURED
INTO SEWER
- EChief Pennington Does;
Job on Order of;
Court— Crowd Sighs‘
At Destruction
OWNEET‘INED
Michael MI} k h and
Pays S400—Must'
Dismantle Place Or
Go to Jail -
a
lltchar‘l Markham.
la‘lt‘ ll 0
whose saloon :
“as recentfyi
“as fin»
3\ (nuc-
t-d 34A I and uhcn a Sonic-nee of St-
1:11)" in tltr- donntown (‘11:; Court
this ll ormnz by Judge Georgc H.
\oshurgh on the charges of selling
lAgiuot- and keeping “2th intent to
.llltI gt
5' lA't'nCr’
rm: mat .m- Markham hane his?
-ar dismantled by that time. He smd‘
.at it it “as not it would haw: to
w he the sentence.
Judge \‘osburgh also ordc-rcd Chit-I
of Police “'lliian: l‘:. Ptnningtan to
ivstroy tho zzvzuor taken from tin:
Which 1r. ludtj smwn harnls
ul cider. one hairel 0. nine. 3- caseeI
of beer.
smet‘al bottles
lur. ous liquoz.
lll c-rc u as a Aurzr (rfl\\vl gar l‘wrsd
Chit-f Pro nlngion .md sexeralg
firillt’rs rol.cd the scum barrels of
one barlel of Wine 0 t,
\' wheat}; amt-t ndcd the 48114
I‘IIIL‘I‘
and ,. L‘
$25
(Continued on Page Two.) i
until next \‘Unday and or- 7 ,, :.'
The public neural; on the «Aden.
cil'utl and
street.
\\‘ashing-
Marci
the easterly
ion st reef
LONG TALK 0N
worms OF
WASHINGTON ST.
Council Holds Hearing
And Finally Refers
Matter to Engineer
To Expand Plan
MANY SPEAKERS
Deidre Seems to Be to
Open Up Spring St.
To Flax Hill Road
I‘ .aus :or the “cloning
\Vashing‘ton and'Spnng street,
rr Brat lion
ii):
201‘
mg in ‘ll’lu t‘ouncil Chambezs 12>:
(\r‘nl Al: The council nwnlbcrs “1 H:
o: t'pilllun that Swing sum: should
be “Muted lack as for as Flax Hill
toad, inst-:ad of only to the (ml or
9‘10 property lmc at Dr. Henry C.
accel‘tlmc
(runny.
Slzr'rcr,
t’wl LAST
“‘cst \Vasllinglon
ride of Spring
in; 0:
running north from “'cst
was openax‘} in;
Edwina
IIr. Mirror's Idea.
Shirt-r asked that the
so that he could
Dr.
he prcse at ed
{\Vashinmon and Spring streets.
Aftcr looking at the lay or. Dr. Sher-
Pl‘ said that the plans would bring;
his ‘9'”:-
road “0:. Id onlv be ll feet
t'Tonzznu'd on P3; 2e T“'O.l
of West
were
r~ frrrcd back to City Engineer Elm- .
lurthcr alterations, 1
1hr: Common Conical}. at its nami-
to the firms prc- _
layout '
find
on: case of “hiskey andi out ho“ much was to be taken off
s of miswl- his property at the corner of West
in sew-u feet and that thc‘
away
JUDGESHERD
HouSe Turns Down Child
' Labor Law Antendmenf
IISV Axax‘ialcdm I’rt‘ss. ‘
STATE CAPITOL. HARTFORD.
PRICE THREE CENTS
-RO0MSEDR
rel). 1L—By an 0\orwhclrnlng Tutti
the House of RPpN-wnlalh'os y-cfus-'
{(11 lo ratify
' Constitutional Atm‘ndmom
Labor. this aflt‘r'nflon.
«mourned will. llu‘ Sennlc.
Tin;- House lll’: proposed
(‘llll‘i labor anmnAlmtn? off the table
un (‘hfld
“HF alt-lion
Took
he proposed ll‘mlvrnl'
I
(
28FAMILIFS
Charles M 1 n t z An-
nounces Scheme for
Property at Corner
Of Butler Street
3 TO 6 ROOMS
Seven Apartments on
Each Floor of Four
Story Building, He
Declares
:u the hand.» of .IIL‘DI-
tret’iloil U! u IOUI‘ slur."
lluust. a! the corner or
Butler sheet and \VL’SI. avenue. cost-
‘An'; $105.1“: by t‘hazles J. Mlntz,
TM: aparnmgit: nous." hon 0'l"((l-
will tic Iul‘L'is‘. one tn tits
1' r.t;.m J) :ALdritentr.
l'luiAs
touts 201‘ Hi:
apartment
.lit’
in
I .1 hr-
xHy. “til
I; with lrom thrr o lo fix :uoins in each
CAPITAL. illAliTl-‘ilrlzljuiat noon, Home Lrgmlnr Ailinc malt.
,l’f‘h. ll.——.\mong tho llills {tn‘oraivly , mg the nemrrsar‘v motion. Til" du—i
I reported today and sent to 1hr; i hate opened at oucc to dent-mine 11:0
calcndar. was the but inororlsing theI liaz'liamcntztr>' l'rOCGdUl‘e to be tul—
:Falarir‘s of rho Nnrfiz-‘k Cilv ,0! fl s lowed. Bliss CIN'IW’Y ot’ Nanci-Atslcr
ioft‘iriafs ‘ “mount: l’flf'i' nt-v lu- mudc of tho
‘ The N'llJrl“. of 'llE’ il‘n Ill" = in (nattnr ‘0 “‘1‘ ('I‘xz'mm'wf on {UL-m“
lo court. is increased {rum mgr-o, “thmr‘j‘; _ . . , .. ‘
.0 s'., 00;, and U281. of ”“3 1W0 ITO-I clittxnd. I'llt .I). 1:..1‘A .t w nul‘ 1| L'-
J. m tnl DE Attorney from ‘1 “no tolsentalton of tile sullycct could be,
$1 5r no The salurv of‘thd dierrk of I made before the committee than he.»
'he court was; a"; inrccasud from fore the Houw. 5‘10 dcclarwl tl.:lt:
‘l. 30o to $1. 500. ‘in makmc licr motion she did not
Among the hills tlccA 'xing on... 05- “”h m. i" ”"0?” m “ WM” m "I!
able rtporls 'E as the one (Ollfiolll'l‘- ~5llpugnlng ill“ N nah. “'I‘H‘h 1-. ms-
. mg the City Court of Norwaili. “rm: Ed ireff'rmm "u" ”7"” 1“" ’i“""f"".
bill was Withdrawn by Represonta-ii'vd some young man ll‘dd looked‘
tivc llnrvcv 3!. Kent. “ho 111‘”F“l’od ‘ up actmn on "to amendments pro-i
I. ‘ ‘xiously cousidvrt-d, which had not.
‘ -- had hearings. and Ann Alrtv rmlu-znl to
Tim lull tun-casing tho salary clllf’nmv ”‘33 {om-“"- ”‘1"! "h”
3 the Nor-Walk City court officials ‘\ a}; "hung“ . , .
4' - Cots and Jugs 1A.:nc . zen; :- . :lA;
‘- esented by Representative heat at " j ’ ‘
before committcvis: why nc: tho
the same time. as the one consolidat-
‘ mg the City Courts
The increase in salaries, if 2):?st
will become «liectixe ll")!
. minis. Condo:
Judge George
557‘
V’osbu rgh.
*‘ramI-r C. licgemmt‘ gAml "lrm‘k
Tie Court Richard Ircluzul.
iCROWD SEES“
Finely
Auspices of the Nor-
‘ walk Club
Nortx'ullicl‘sfigzcglfd‘ :lu 11mm:
’l'hwln— he: might to 5:"?
Oliver: play “The Nightlia‘\k.'
I semtd {or the tirst time.
I‘l".
g The storv Was a trifle risqurz, bo-
iing one of Mose that art- Winning
Ibig‘la'xm‘ M ii), inc-aims in I\cw
You}; cit}.
It was r-z‘c-scuttd unjut 1222: aus-
pices o: the Normal}: Club.
I: was probably one of 113C; Lest
actcd plays c‘vcr proscmed in
itity. It was wcll door And “Illl':
BILLBOARDS PROCLAIM NORWALK
CONN.’S MOST PROSPEROUS CIT-ll
A campaign. broadcasting the ad-
\antages o: the City of \‘om alk, has
.._u~c-n inaugurated by The Exciting
Smincl and now. trom Stamford to
Bridgeport. he
tor that n‘ld‘ifil’. may read of the
cm}. I
To thousar ds 0. people who pass
along the main arteries of Norwalk,
~to the thousands of autoists whoI
tra\ cl along the Post Road. -——to the
thousands more «he daily pm
through the city aboard trains. The
Evening Sentinel sends a message
through huge signboards. that Nor-
walk is "Connecticut‘s Moot Pros~
porous City."
Between Bridgeport and
I
I
.S}am-i
or rd. :itn such bigns
(r:
ape
{he pomAr takcs t'rAc- ‘oxm o:
Sentinel Thr streamr-r
across the top says;
‘Sorx‘alk Connecticut Most PIOEvj
perous Citv.‘
This is followed «in: “42 Per Cent
(Jon
A 1
:Her Forefathers Were
E a r l y Settlers of
Norwalk— In Same
of the
Homes.
People Own Their
A Good City to LiVe in.
Good Zxc-wspaper to ReadiL
This campaign has been entered
into extensively by The Evening Sen,
tine) in connection "with its Manu-
,t'aclurer‘s Booster Page.
each Friday.
:4 sheet post—
l.-ear their message in large red
the
who runs. Or rld<stfront page lfl‘dtlUlg of 'lhe Etching
l‘lt‘adlineI
published
day, February 16th.
AWho’s ’Who‘ Contest,
Owing to the short space of time allowed cot;-
testants to turn in answers in the Who’s Who Con-
test, The Evening Sentinel lS reprinting the Who S
Who feature on Page 10 of today s issue, and is
extending the time for receiving answers to Mon-
The correct list of answers
and Winners will: be published Saturday, Feb.
THE EVENING SENTINEL
o. 3. atom.
WHO? WHO EDITOR.
Mary Ncwcoml» an (x-Yonxalk girl
“as the star of it. tho oihcr
1.-'.ll enactcd the .olcs in
:ashion.
M155 Nrncomb. of
”—
{Continua-i on Page Tito)
MISS RAYMOND
IS 96TODAY;
('OUI‘SF. WI: 5
WAS BORN HERE?
House 95 Y ears
Jam:
3
Miss Marv Ray mood
Iday.
lruary 11. l 539.
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:yresent home for ninety -li e 39413-3.
‘She is the daughter of the lat»;
forefathers tux-e one of
,Vo! Norwalk.
'nah Boy
riage she made her home
iHoyt homtstead in Flax Hill road.
the use of all be? faculties.
. une.
: Those benefited will be Judge Nehe-
dthc successor to
Who has
i not been named as yet. Prosecuting
Attorney: Edward M. Lockwood aid
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THEMGHTHAWK
AT THE RECENT?
Acted Play ——
Presented Under the ‘
Ioland
ihis
AOUT
plazas hm: parts quite as big andl
splcndid
or .
IKeeler IVEDUL. Brookside. is main"
celebrating her ninety~sixth birth»;
Miss Raymond was born Feb- I
in the house in Keel- I
ju- avenue near where she now re-é
She has been lixlng in her
Cap—
tau: and Mrs. Louis Ra) mood. whose
ft'he' settlers ‘
Htrlmotlmr was Han- ,
and preVious to her mar- .
in tilt ‘
Misc
Raymond‘enjoya the best of health;
gomslde of a. slight deafness she has
I Despite her advanced agc
—PIES! PIES! PIES!
Try Jackson's home-made
Best in town.
iPhonc 2-21 wAllv.
c... M.
pics.
14 Raymond street.
(hi'wlrl'n' "
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: DISMISS THREE
IN AILECID)
HOLD-UP PLOT
But' Wm. James I 5
Found Guilty of Car-
Weapons
. apartments on
wall ht
flout.
ballls “ill be
and i‘m: lighting
mil hr of flw most lzlzyumcd H1“.
'l'l.c;l;u=..l'tn.-u1 litms- \‘lll (I’vllluln
all 02 ihe ilaodcln 31': 14’0‘ . m~ his m-
viuding an elevator. .
Mr. Mint; has low: -\.. construc-
‘icu or the apartment house undrx:
apartment. 'l‘lmrc seven
Path
:l I 2 ii 1 l1!”
ill.
Th!" llom‘s
l.‘OIlSii‘i,lLl"tl t'l
' ('Ontsidr'rutiwll rim“? hr- purchased the
r y i n g Coneealed’
Charges 0: lA-eacn A»: pram
irough: 32.1131.“ \\'Alllunt Sillixzm'. oA'
Janis Hrval, \\‘xlliam Jamw 02'
James strict, and Lu AM Hi i:—
‘lricks 0: Now Canaan, all oi whom‘
were arrested early last Sunday'
' morning. wire discisscd by JUdK" .
Nthcmlah Condor; in the uptown City
court this, morning. Jam-“s. how-
-'\'r»r_ was tr-unvi' cuitly c: r‘znrytnp
;(‘oncealed “v Among and
Sin” and tas's on ll is, charge
’l‘ltv case cons unwr‘l mactlcaliv the
entire morning. Thc most import-
;m'. information brought out at the
hi arm; «a: ll‘n,‘ tesllmony oi Jun-us
D. Hop-n of 17-!" Main NYC”.
‘01 licndricks. l: wat- l‘l- who
“tipped" off the police ‘Aha lien-
dricks and James. itis alleged. in-
liK—nded to hold-up Reuben Spray,
‘Mam street poolronm proprittor
I Mr. “’00:: also spokc of ‘lie {art
I(
\‘ 845
ha: a Ioadv-~l revolver had been
.ound in Jame; pesscssion “till it;
tartridges: another revolve-r in the
eeat of the autn: a razor in his
pocket and a lull;- on tho floor
'trh car
Prom-"dc ‘ior Lockwood hall oligin-
lily said lzc intwndvd to brim: a
liarse of conspiracy to commit a
(rime. but this charge was Chang-.d
to breach of peace.
“'hen the etatt' closed its case. At—
torney Leo Dans. ropreseniing tht
'defcntlants, :askwl for a dismissal
the breach of peat? counts will I))(‘
ground that no Lu~-:acli of peace had ,
been committed. After a long atgu-I
ment in which it was said Frosecp.
tor Lockwood was not following out
,th-: example of Homer Cummings
Judge Candce dismissed the charges
In the matter 01 carrying conceal-
ed weapons. the attorneyjor the ac-
cused. James.
this change. agreed to admit Jame:
had no petmit to carry a revolwr
The court—{mind James guilty on this
charge and bcACau-c he had had a
good record during the war, ilned
him 31% and costs which were paid.
—-EOR RAHL‘TOB TROL'BIES
Iishmem. Experts who know how.
equipment up to the minute
handle the some and a satisfactory
Q job at a right price is What you can
«‘xpect, here. 1;“ ‘Main $1.. Not‘walk
:l'llom. :4;§.~.\Iiv.
——l’.§l:\"l‘ ['1’ fun:
For outside work will noon be
here—for inside work anytime (par-
vticularly right now) is the lime.
L's.- L. and M. Paint (a aeml- -pasle
preparation) for inside and outside
work. It comes in all colors and in
gallon. half gallon axial quarter gal-
lon sizes. Goes farther. does the
.‘Mark toner. lasts longcr.
3 Morgan. ‘Wasbington street.
A.
no only one held on:
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:mmlf
irroxerfy at the lluii‘r
somellnn at). lln‘."l'!‘~ :- it was ju.‘
:vccnily ill-at in: plan.- ,1 flic- plans in
the hands of his art-infects.
As soon as the plans are compr-
Him-i COTI‘IF‘."
'2-1. lrlds tor zlAt- xunszruvlion of the
landing \Vlil iv .Asitwl tor and HA“
(cohorts 1c: and nevi-2 rtztrtml in
311- our Id'ult,
The building “Len cozuplcttd “ill
be our" of the tines: t-trtlctures or it's
kind in this station n.‘ the state and
\lel in“ “mm-- Minor. tn Kor-
{:I's ' (AT MU"
iltll‘fi
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LINCOIN DAY
AT THE SCHOOLS
Progzanzs approprzatr: of Lin-
,v‘oin’s Day use!" :nrv. in flat publia
schools trnlu).
Assvml- -- i X(Il‘\‘\qlli High
whoa: this :AA-:‘i:;;:; “as «ll-Voltd to
A stuux of LYIICOll and his life.
Il’rlncipai Pl: lllp Jakob Lupll'lC‘d the
address “ill a l‘Arif-f address. Ila
KLS folio“ ed l Ilfilln )rucr. Eliza-
Ibevh i’olzrr :miA tvlitv l‘mcll, r-acll
LOIISII‘I ‘
Athc assent
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:mornmg in
of whom spnkt- on some inhast in the
1113; of tilt Grim. Litial.tq‘lzltor.
Special programs were given 3'
ly ll‘ld :clstcrday and this
(he Frankli Junior
High school. \‘hilv tho Comer Jun-
.rr Hi: It and 1! r. p. lmars' mhools of
fihr rzry rlisxw Il‘L‘ll \‘itA. rtudirs for a.
o!‘
mitf intcnul in or drr to have 3 rr»
virw of the life of onr— of the coun-
<r_\":s gloat rst DIFFIdGlZ-YS.
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BE FARM CHIEF
\X‘Ailllxcl'
though the
‘ON. Ir‘rh. ll. Al-
\\'liAlc House uithteld
comment administration official:
elsewhere indicated a belief today
that William M. Jardlne of Karma.
\irtuelly ln-rn decided on it
esident Coolidzr— for Secretary of
miculturc.
ha
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—Alu'ook and school",
\\'edne5dly.—Ad\.
Armory.
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—JL'ST LIE]: HOME-MADE
That's what ~\‘ou near talks say
Mulligan' a Home-Mad.
Cruilers for the first time. The reao
son they taste no good and keep on
acting so good every day you buy
them is because they are made from
the best of materials and cooked in
crime Try them today at your cm-
to I cord—Adv.
—-lt is a delight to choose the
needed pieces from a collection of
.zumituro that income] imagination-
I
D.‘
in: confidence. People who buy at
the A. J. Collins Cola store know
Wtiat not only are they getting tho
test quanta. but at prices the loo.
est anywhera—Adv. ,
~Exoellent facilities hero lot: cm
or wet storage for any make 0‘! ha!-
tcry during the winter months. my
stock or Willlard Batter-lea all saw-
for can. trucks and radio: aim-an
on hand. R332 S'orage Ball « I"? 4
4‘3 Wan Ave., Film. DzloAflv-
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