Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 13, 1925 · page 10

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Lb! New
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S'Give View of New York

Thistory of New York state fas turn-
ed back 100 mil!
rgroup of distinguished geologims and

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:scum '1: list

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GEOLOGISTS GO

Supervises Medical
Re lief in 'Armenia

 

BACK ABOUT 100
MILLION YEARS

 

Stdte of That Period
At Museum in Al-
bany

ALBANY.

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N. Y.. Feb. 13.—The

11.11 yours for a. lltiln

slate fn‘llClalS who assembled in thr
Si‘i‘liCLl of the Now York
State Erlucmionnl building here yes-
terday to witness the formal open-
ing of a rcsinruilnu (If :1 forest of
.he middle Devonim prvrlod. recon—
StruCied from {05521 :Mnalus of trees
uncovered at Gillioa. N Y. ‘
Standing in dimmed hghi before
the latest admission to the mu-
of exhibits, the visitors
uhlw to \‘l.-11:1’11z-'- the mom:
might 1 11‘0 arr-toll thr-nt:
100. 00“. “”0 _\'- :zzio H.111}; .1115"
of H10 ;. inlun-l s-‘u win-:21;
vxhut tuyw the major.-

 

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York : lute.

Dr. Hugh 0. Turrcntlne of
Chicago. has been made chief

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:d'lx‘ccior of Hz.- nnmzlum. 13.111 :11'1—‘3‘ East Relief commission in Al'-

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islgnlficnnvm m‘ :1 51‘0110 which prrs- 5 mcnm' He ls a Spcc'ahfl m CFC
noted in Him 513-: Nature l“.*sfn'.‘all';tli5 d15933C3-.

Vot‘ tho clans? nurs 111 the

5.11m] law-:1 1:1 puns-"5‘s of 01-1257,:

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rrs'oratlon 3
notion.

For nearly :1. \-':11‘ the

v.11m11l15. invlm-H! eunuch

malt-rial!

I’Said Mr. (‘l.1rl..;_ .ul' lhi: s-vr: has in 111 lirnu'; ht Logeih
,. The formul opening yrslvi‘vluy\susiii‘ l“ 1- 11 'l1r 1"-.11.11"1r11r'tion in
":an academy (-1" uhicl: litilu washlvmil of 111» ‘.l‘v'“? .'1'~‘ 15.1')‘ t'zl'liginalll'
'Ilmown previous, however, for mu- 5100-1."

',;;;c11m officials had (spun-soul a «in; VIIHI'll-M‘ “11;: l:-1-l l's' Dr. Flurkc
"811';- to bring: 1m: :1 small numlu'r of 11111-11 'hv .‘Ism'l‘tlnn that none. to the
Simr‘rvstwl 1--1'.~m1.~.. :11 y- >l1 rilny. ;1l1 mils- in 7l1'~ v xl-Ll-tt, l-x- ' M. :1 «lis-
-\\'i1-.n ll‘u.‘ l1111l.ll1-:. 1.x ("os- 1i in muizrmi \1:~:;1—-».'1 1.1171111: 01’ :1 torrsi
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,New England Tait-phoni-

 

REV.’ MR JACOBS
WINS OVA'I'ION
FOR SPEECH

Kiwanians Congratu-
lated Him on Lincoln
Address -- O t h e 1‘
News of Luncheon

 

Few speakers who. have appeared
below the Hos-walk Kiwanis club ro-

colved the ovation Rev. Frederick
. 1]. Jacobs did yesterday following

his talk on “Lincoln." Not only did
he receive applause. but. many mem-
hers afterwards personally congratu-
lated him upon his address.

The luncheon was presided over
by Vice-President George Barnes. in
the absence of Edward J. Quinlan,
the president, who was out o! the
city on business.

In spite of the inclement weather
there was a fair crowd present-Alto
total numhc-r being 72.

l I‘M.

Made Target by
S. D. Legislature

 

 

For the first time in its his-
tory the South Dakota legis-

lature is pushing contempi

 

Charles A. Marks won the
lxucl-zlv 11112-2 which Was f11rnl>hed
‘hy Dr. O'Connor The lucky num-
her “as drawn bv ArLthur .\Vheclv
or and John D. Milne.

Carlton Gould or the Southern

gnvc a brief report. of the.
meeting of eomminoe chairmen hold .
in limifnrd Ii. point-Ni out thnif

 

'rommiltm w in ordc r to l" I le tixc‘
Imus: innetion. ’

The pulull rai’foirs committa-n. nslv.‘
wl that all mantra prrlianing to.
public art-airs be taken up “-1111 111. f
Commlliri: hc‘fnre helm: brought 11.3.}
tore the club as .1 body. '

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Tonight Kiwanis mrmhrrs mull
oilirr business men will 1110M at th-?‘
mevnlk Armory and form :1 1‘33»:
in (‘nlislllrlll1':~. l
1‘.

l’osimusl- 1' Irving

l'lellK'Ull ;
:wkwi the Kiwanis ("luh lo

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As tho r‘fillll'll. f-‘-l‘n.:1ll:.' was 0"1011—:i'p‘.i‘~1n .nim ('K 111" {P5105 thm~ 0“ lhe convvntinn 0! the state 3550.
ed to vim-x, it (125:) um: 'rlrdlcntr'ri 151 l1'- .~ 1.111. l---1\ 1-1~.~.u1\.slr!1uimlfrom nation to he held soon. Iln said in~
'\\'llh :«lmpln: ('.‘-[“‘I'nuuil‘s 21:“ “1.130.1111r1111131 [1 Hi r-C'n‘nnlifi {mind inllllVldllals “'hu Farm! in, help “Uti
rial to 514‘ John ll'illinm Baum-:1. Elitlw (Mime :1::1.-.v‘slnnr rw'li“. ll""°““'i, "on” mall" COll'r‘lhullwm to him-g
R. s. 1‘. G. 5., former principal cf'hillna: "lhf MN 0‘ ”W'- 1'55‘0r :m- S“ ' 5
‘licGlll uni-'0 “121'. Montrml. who l11511.1i1~.;11l:i11g rosrnrchi'
3.1869 and. .1 37;» 1-.-1~.1'1.'.:..1 our. the strun- l .. - 'f‘m‘;fif|)lm’—Ig—L:TICE. Rowling Masts for 13mm. .,
. ure of tossll tra- Hunks uncmrrud; BLIILR . . - 1 ' : (Engineer Wlihnmi :
by a. spring [11.4111 310113 thuficlm-i 11 is :1 :J’lF-fi'l “.1"! 7" rnlo ‘hl‘t; Thu prn‘ulph‘ is w-ll known 105
haw:- l’l\"fi‘ n-mr (211110;: and ”11-5 1":‘511... ('..1,1...11-1L l l11111l- r 11’ (‘Om‘lm- r}' hunk-1 and his: hull plavm, m .
tame 111' n, «:2 1h: l:!‘.‘~’ 1mm ow r In 5 11 ., '..- l- “.1111; its strum-r :11111 lle‘l“«rcmni'kml 33 ll willy.“ the m‘llon of:
fisualiz 1 “mm of 1:11.31 1" “1.: f1” mumm- 1.. lip-1.1189 of 8°Clll‘l ii. projectile spinning about its axis
111.311 period :15 11-: l'r- in; \ul th we rhf 1 ,3: 11-1 in: .. (1 mm: .1 :mur WHOM” win r1 opposml to .1 lateral wind.
.malns to he. 3 ”mus-,1 infirm”: am. l nrlollhl"dl.‘ lixp-xlm-znu are time being con

The studies. math: by Dr. Dawson. ‘ 1hr 2:1“!111" rs «1f the Gonmul.\ssvm-idu1'-‘i-d in England “'lih horizonm
however. could hut Painhllsh the (-3-, NV NH Mm...” :\.;.;.-.-,m.- .111 slxg~;1\linrlcrs routing on airplane u'ings_ l
act. nature fir 1h.- 11~..1;s hm-nusc' "(Mfr-11...: 111. :1:» M.” tor il1i\'nrf'1\'.hl(‘l1, fl “Ipcoflnn “1” solve ”1;?
”It" small :11110‘111‘ U" 111.1lr-1'lxil h. is» 11m- .~ 01' r:-1-1m.i111: Yin“ filli'illannduilnsllnu nl ihe hellinpnr. ”0 p;.5
,].n:-.\<(ss-d on u'luu'lr In u'r-ric. nit-lidmgm. ““11””; 11.1111 ihe l.1x (on-'1l1lntd that :1 rotalln: cylindrr'
'uxth his cit-:iih 11. 1x32! run 1‘: s-'a,rv.il } animus 1.41“: d rlmln: 1h: painluhvn sublrmm-l to a current of air?
M'ork “".'15,al13'.""“5"~" 111-1111 exon‘wi for “in. in a 11.034 51211 Ail-\nn] manner. [will ban: a pressure area on one
infrequent :- MH ”mil. 19—"- -\'- " A 331“. ,. nmlul 11m obliges n! side and a s'irvion arm on the other.

that time ”11'
0E “hi-Jr Supply, I-v'ginmn: o.\1‘:1\.1-

fx‘r\\' York (“my “(\(il’i‘l

l'u‘i'FOIl Sui-kins: :1 hot-11w-

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lions in the [\‘r‘lmlmrir 1'1\'-"r \.1llwv 3

war (llllivv'l tur Ihn ' ‘;1..<-.g1.nf~.11;1m-_\- knowl-wim: at tho gen-i

boa. dam. «.xpnsuq 1,5» ‘illv‘ll‘l‘_\'lll£: 0P' 1.1211 prinrnxli-s u! lllmil- 1110‘ analog-111'

f'l'allons ll‘iregt: lily-21's of 1111:. mg”, (in-25's. burr-{v and H11» 1:.1t11rc n.
Arr-c trunksnw lmruiml l'i' \'-‘-r:iml 121—. “" ”VHF“ 5555"” .111» “"55“"‘1 lo":
lervuls of :1pyvrn5,1n1ui. :5— 1,«‘. 35.... “f .11? s Ez-mls n" 1:11-1:11'11w “.rurthy of
pan...“ FHMSnnu. rm‘l. :lh- :2111'. “ht .ml-ln' ‘.'-filth nitrlf
Dr. Ajax-km . “53”.”,(1 111.. 13.3”), ' 1'.- H' v-- «E- 111 115-} that qurzx'lh r)‘. linu<i
of thus-z i’Sl.’:l\‘.illt>lifi 11,1 i116: 11111511-:-111i""” "5553”” '5' l” drlu'n from C‘m'5
S'lSlYC‘l‘H (ft-lily, \k'ont (11:1 11) say ”13"; lh'ulltlil .Iiifl 13"1'l ()lil. People “'llO:
1‘9.th quarrying omraimus at Giilvoal 3'21): lb." 1-1‘-\.11lim; prim: 1111' 111-3;
have been axiomsnp. and nng alu-r;-"‘"“l""‘-‘ vi" 8 plu‘slr‘lan hint: the"
'nnothor mu siurnpg haw. in“) mun-1:111 to insist ilml. he he :1 fully.
posed on tl1-'- (“'0 lm-wr low-15 "m” l cnmtmtom and qunliuml 0110.
filmy or more. lm'm lmnn ::ri_ irmxi —— —-_.—. __ .
Careful e-xmmnutiou r-f lhtw 1m ksl IWI'SW‘I'IH’ ' ”Hi"?- U'Ti ”105'“: in:
have resulted in the armlisnion r-l‘i“? ““1 Pl‘ol'l' "‘3‘ 1"")? 'YlU‘JSh l0.
iparts of the trunks r-f thes-g trmw 11.11;:1 011 mm :lcl'tw—Timvs, Jinn-1
IIhel!‘ roots. 1': ling. :1111] w pd irrarln'; ‘ llil ( 01111.4
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”s:- GEHEBE' m;
'17! HERE 1" IT! EOUIEWARP

Items of Interest to the House Wife at Reduced Prices
For Saturday Only
20c Deep Pie Plates made of 89c Aluminum Percolstol‘s.

”W'ear.Ewer" aluminum, 7 in. smooth finish. 6 cup size at. 090
size at ............. . 2 for 25¢

 

 

 

890. ”White steel
Strainers at, . . . .

enamel Sink

.03c

 

Colored Candles in fancy shapes
and sizes at 3 for 250

 

$3.80 Mirror aluminum colonial
style Tea Kettles.

 

Electric Light Bulbs upless real

 

 

Tungston bulbs in ‘.5-40 wall. 110 5 qt. Size at. ‘ .......... $2.“

V‘Oltfit... ............. .... .50

05 50 unit 220 ‘0” at _____ 300 $1.59 W’hite enameled Bread
. . Box-rs. roll top style.

51-49 Decorated Imported Bowls, large size. at .......... . .. .. $1.20

6 bowl: to act at $1.19

 

2 Burner Gas Plates with drilled
burners. neatly nickio plated.
At . H. 34.98

 

25¢ Saul-Flush for cleaning-closet
bowls at . . . .......... . 210 can

$1.39 Garbage Cans. largo slze,
mado o! galvanized iron at $1.15

33‘ Washington Street

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$4. '.'5 Brass ilnish Bird Cages,
size 8 by 11 inches at. . . . . . 83.29

80. N orwalk, Conn.

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For Homes, Factories. Apartment Houses. Hotels and In-
dustrial Work—With or Without Automatic Control.

Vesta-Fen] Oil Burners

’ ——-— Arehstalledin—

' Poll 3 Theatres in 8 Cities Including Bridgeport, New Ha.-
- ven,.Waterb.u1-.y, Hartford, Springfield.

St. Thoms' School, Church and Convent. Fair-field. Conn.
E. Jacobs «9. Son Shoe Factory 80. Norwalk. Conn.
Prof. E. B. Read Yale College New Haven. Conn.
Stanley Ballard Hillard Moll. Tool 00.. Bridgeport. Conn.
Norton &- -Townsend Architeots, 504 Temple 8L. N. 8., 0t.
8t. Btanislaui "saidol ' "‘ New Haven. Donn.
Mt. Sinai Hospital. -- New York City —
Convent Sacred Heart . ‘

. New York City
Austin’s-Garage” ' - - . — South Norwalz
Dr. Wadsworth 's S ‘.armm South Not-walk
Patsy DiPietrm-Flm — “my Norwuk
Johnson Garage 00. RAW Canaan
Mr. H. G. Johnson New Canaan
Johnson Cc.- Btaml'ord, Conn.
And our own utopia

South Norwalk
600L023 rams—- AROTIO ICE moms '

‘25 no ROE“

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lwlih the Y'P'Uli that.
lertrd nu th- (\llndr’r

preasuro ls (Ix—i
approximately'
at. :1 115m angle in H1 odirection of

rum pa 115'. ‘
recent |

Most of llill"‘-l \‘urhln.

charges against an individual, A.
W. Evert of Pierre, who was rc-
moved as Mann-r of the stat:
rural credit board after branding
members of the board ‘annrch-
ists." Simultaneous with the
legislature's action. I'lu‘crt's bank
in Pierre was closed.

 

Spaniards Burn Trmn.
MADRID, Feb. l2.——Tbe official
stats-mam today on operation- in
.\ioroceo says: "Our troops altai'ku‘l
:111 «gnvmv \‘lllnm- up. the llix‘r't' Sulr.
burning; it and

THE SENTINEB

 

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WEALTHYE EUR l
MAN ARRESTED
IN DANBURY

Police“ Claim They
Broke Up Band Rob-
bing Hat Factories——
Seventh Arrest

D.‘..\'BL'RY. Felt. lite—Th0 cul-
minallng arrest in the round-up of
what Dunbun' pollen believe to be
a gang which systc-rnatically robbed
hat. factories of many thousand! 0!
dollars worth of fur. mus mule 1m
night. iv Danbury police when Ash-
er Polish. wealthy fur manufactur-
cr here was taken into custody on ,-
charges 0! remixing stolen goods i
He “as released on bonds of $15.-i

KIWANIS

 

 

 

 

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W 111-10 has a police record:
Michael Carlo. known to pollen ml
“Mike the Raga” Donlamin Gillov
1e.-.m.uer in law or Carlo. ll'51u11r, 1.
Glilotti. Benjamin's son and \‘l llliau 1 u

000 uhich a friend lupplixd.

l‘ullsli is 0111: of Danbun' s maul
prominent «Mu-.11! He is the gov-l
cnih man to lic- arrested in what. is:
clulmrd bv the authorities to be In
OI‘Banzed ring Pinkerton Menu
emploim by lmtters unis-Mel the
police.

 

 

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President In Jail.
Henry D. Fabriiis. prrsldrinl. or.
the Lemme:- Hnl company. in Dun-
bury, was :1 rrosted this morning and 1
amended to Danoux'y Jail when un-
able to furnish $15,000 bonds. 5
Police charge the thefts have 2
teen poinx on for a year with :5
$6.000 haul at the plant of tho Delo- '
hery Hut Company on the night of
December ti on the in: of the series.
The Delnhmy vompany claims its
total loss-us at. 520.011“. Other hat-
tern have suix‘m-oq hr-avy loss-es.
(‘nht'rs unam- arrest nro: Marsh

City Hotel Block

Telephone 2w;

 

 

Legs of Spring Lamb

Silk Hosiery Fancy Fowl

rULL FASHION.

$1.35 f

All Shades in Vogue

Prime Rib Roast . . . .
Loin of Pork Roast .......

l‘lme. Jeannette 5 B. & B. Roast . . . . . . . . . .

 

PLAISTED
DRUG f STORE

_59 Washington Street
80. Norwalk. Conn.

 

 

 

 

MOTOR CARS

Sizes sud Four:

14 Model:

 

J H. WEHRLE

Sales and Service Station
West and Connecticul' Aves.

 

tl1r- x- :ml The “(1111,. power of an‘
'itnlano 11:13:11 is duo to a slmilnri
prinripln. in mid. ‘

 

in'rndmzr 1h" rumzw irrritnry br-
:_\'nnd. Tu'nlxo. 01‘ :hr: I'm-my Wv're: C, P. MOL'LTON‘ Prop.
Milt-d and we L‘nptm'rd rxtonslve}
militiry ptnros." i
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, " Justusthe automobilehump» {
,BUI(.K ~ plied the transportation

needs of every family. the .
laundry 0! today supplies
every sanitary need from
the roughest wash to the
finest finished fabrics.

Our Telephone is 790-4331) 11: '
and I representative will
call and explain our differ-

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- {CHARGE SHOWS
MON

i Rump Pot Roast . . . . ..
i Fresh Shoulder . . . . . ..
3 Fresh Spareribs
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You'L'i'. say "bun max
118 'aus'rmneuse
mum-we .-....__.

 

Boston Rolls
PigsFeet .....
Home Made Sausagc ....
Link Sausage
Prime Chuck Roast
Fresh Chopped Beef ..

 

BeefLiver.............

We're ambitious to serve you 1101
to soak you.
intiy on the Job in not» our nah"
—[ening through at a minimum
expense to sou is our pleasing
plan.

The Nash, Raymond
and Dean (30.
a mu am. no»

Keeping evi-rlast- l

; Boneless Corned Beef
5 Sunlight Butter

New Sauerkraut, 3 lbs.

 

 

FRIDAY, FEBRL‘APY

People’sMarket

50 South

Specials for Feb, 1,

ShoulderofLamh

asso.Ma1ns:;,So.Noz-mlk£ FreshHams

'11....

Fresh or Corned Plato . . . . . . .

? Smoked Shoulders

StrictlyFreshEggs '.'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

ent services that we can of-

 

fer you.

 

Norwalk Steam Laundry 3
4.3 Buy 8:. So. Nomlk

 

 

 

 

New Haven

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Bridgeport

AL.

Values to $65

 

OPEN SATURDAY EV ENINGS

JOHNSON’S
TWO Day Special

Saturday —— Monday

 

$33 

Every desirable model, every wanted

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QUICK COOKING

Pea Beans k 3 lbs
Granulated Sugar

 

 

 

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OUR CELEBRATE!)
HOGROOO BLIND

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“OATH” “a” 5 7c 1 ”W, __

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BUTT’
47c l

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fabric, every sought for pattern included
.at these prices. Every Suit or Overcoat of
Johnson Quality and Johnson Worlunan-
ship is guaranteed in every garment.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

Good LuCk . .
‘ ru- llkiu hum Ho—pkxc.

31mm and 1103311.: ’5-

 

Pork&Beans~1 8: Peaches '

COLD
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