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.HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Sheetrock-Cornell Wall Boards
xiotex Insulating Lumber. McNairs
hingies guaranteed for 50 years.
Beauty Review
(Continued from Page One)»
are rapidly bemg completed. ‘- and
or this campaign will be announced
through'the press. One hundred priz-
es are to be awarded to one hundred
ery entry will be a. prize winner. The1
bed—room suite. donated by Alexand-
turc.” This prize together with the
other prizes will soon be on display
and announced through the press. A
campaign of unusual interest will
mark this year’s Exposition.
Exposition Committees.
Directors’ Committee: Anson F.
Keeler. chairman; Everett Brun-
dage, Harry L. Cohen. Murray .18-
rael, Archibald Merriam, George
Shthz. Lloyd Sturges and William
O’Grady. ’
Entertainment Committee: Rus-
sell Day. chairman; Stephen P. Clif-
ford. Charles XV, Drebls. Joseph E.
Brotherton and Ray \Vcrme.
Publicity Committee: George R.
Brunjes. chairman; Kenneth Col-
burn, Russell Frost. Jr., Harry M.
Lane. Rr. Robert E. Perdue and Al-
bert Hamilton
Reception Committee: John Keogh.
chairman; Eduaid Quinlan. D. \V.
XV. Tract-y. .lr.. Jesse ’i‘. Dunbar. Dr.
F. J. Morrison,. Freeman Light.
E. K. Conifer. Dr. John D. Ilnugh.
Loiioy 1). Downs. Liwrenr'o K. Paul,
Douglas E. Nash. Alphonso Cane-
Mflrshau Street. 50. Norwnlli vari, “'m. F. Bishop. Jr.. A. Parker
Rolf. t‘npt. Jaseph Lockliui-t and
Capt. L‘dm. 1’. Promo.
Advertising Committee: llonry
. - Simon. chairman; Charles Mace,
Surprismg value; .John A. Totilas. Albert P. Pearson.
In 0111‘ February {Philip Sherwood. John V. Toothill.
SALE
of Boys’ Clothing '
SUITS
NOW
7.98 to $12.98
Values in $10.60
OVERCOATS
l Lu wrr‘m-v
vchairni in:
R. Lyman :inti Theodore
(:roenu’ulri.
Dame FasliiOn Committee: Charles
“2 Swint. chairman: Clarence At-
kins. Charles J. Ftolba and Edward
.Hughcs.
lSoothl Tommittom Strphen Dokus,
I‘mnk Domain Wm
i”. (Towing. Allin-rt, \i‘. Johnson, Earl
ll. Gfll'lil‘l'l. l-‘i'c-l L. Raymond and
Arthur F. Garfield.
Awards Committom Howard D.
linker. Chairman; Si‘fi'lr-y liOnr'iilct.
.lolm llolln'ir. Lyman G. Bracken,
NOW
|
Ralph ii. C liulph ii. Chrirrioti.
\anlor ll. (“oiliiigrn .\lfl’?'il C‘utl-ill
”>5".
Plans (or the Ticket lcampal'gn‘ ‘-
within a tow days complete details _
young women, which means that ev- '
firstof these prizes, is a handsome '
era. the “Home of Goodwill Furni- -
Col. ,
THE SENTINEL
x
New York Plans Super-Streets
um
in“? _m
Ewing}
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.\‘l-J\\' 3011K, Fol». i:l.~-l.r.~:s than
a century ago the llist ril‘vt'l
that ever run on ll‘ni‘l‘xs pl'UCL‘inv-l.
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iuiiic: to $22.50 l . lv"’_c‘~“'1’:" Lon‘n””"‘:' “will“: Ac:- was :i rt'lilntl'lt‘il sumo roach. iii-i u.
~--~———- ‘1;T{1"'X"Zdi" 3" 3‘1"}:(‘33 iolfil‘tlr ‘1‘? ran on wooden lriit'kfl. Tint “as in
1 , x v 'r_, ,r'w _ , mr n, .zmxii- .» .‘.'lll/f“. un. . lkf‘.’ ' \‘ithin ”I“ 5 Km of ”NH.
-'1-\( [\IN A’“5 ‘.\llll(tl'.\‘nil. Carmelo Arcudl, i-‘red T. ~ i . ..x . . . .. .
‘ :.. . -- 4 . . - . . F"n‘rfl'll‘)n_\ tlinl sing. to.“ h “,is ti;
NON 3:. .tll'h ll: oilmn iii-uson. “illium [2. 4 , _ l , .. .. 'i
— u ( 8 ii u-\ m. Ill. 'l‘llvi’nlOI‘F‘ Rrollierion drum," into M“ (ii ‘ ’1. “I"; ' “'L i
‘ . ‘ ' ' no 'llrins ‘l‘li.\\'1l‘“l.l‘
SID!) .1_viiy Lrii mil. Alina! L. Alidom. n.‘ ring PEI“ U.“ lv‘- 1 I h‘ 1,
“flue $104.5 l Cam. “4' “.1 Crawford. Harry Dn- :11”:th INCH"!!! 311ml; l-ln‘ liltf) q.‘ii.
. -. I ., “W . n ’ \. ii"
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hHEEl’"lnll\E COIATa Isunw. Jr-llll liiwso. .‘lnrtt A. Eula. lt i~ lnit “VI” ‘1,“ \mm ,h‘
- l-‘i'ummir .\'. Frruusou. John M. Fur- ' ‘ " "" ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘
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VJLN‘Ylll llt'l‘lz. Linn: D. Hodgemnn, . , , .,
1 . ., , (liti'gl'O'lhIl riiilunts “Minn lhv no.“
1‘3" 8.60 “’"~"“"‘ ”"P'"~"“°°'J> “W C- m... n...
(rials.- i“>. FlinrlA-s l.‘l£u"l. Arthur S. John- ’ ' ” " ’. .
- mun 0 Hill: inlivisnn ‘Pnl' l Th“ (”HRH “M WHVMI 1m. hm
15114 30. Mom S“... “a liw'l 1‘ ' ‘ ’ " ' ‘ "lm n Sm’i'uflrmmn .mdltirmul i‘l'l-S. leltl ii:
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l Gnu} Liozluo .ell- s L‘lini'lr-s I'. Klippcl. Charles A. "3‘30 It'llt‘x'.‘ _ . ,
H“ ”L Martin Longyel. Craig Little- itli'~ .must lllltkaCn ..xio.icli in
[Fm]. “1 ll. Muniigiiin, .lusvph Mo- l('n"ll .i'om .\v-.\ >3Hlk' in i lilnuyu
““ mm. imp-n 1: Marriott. Sill‘i‘fltlor 8"“ ""1" ”'"m \"“’ 30'1"" “”“"‘”"
l.\l.i.t/,uil.-I ririu, in ‘ i‘uiiii‘uri. 'l‘hv‘i‘v UT“ “'51 4
r‘ “huhr i‘. NIH-lust“. l-‘rr‘d-‘i‘it'l' Ii miles 01 ('l'\':llml iiilil swim-5i} :‘lllKli‘l
. s. x - . . . ,
“0mg" CII‘iDQ 5mm minim- A. Mills. Joseph )1. "“‘CK "M" “”’*"-“ 0‘ “‘“mf'” "”4"
if"? '1‘ )3, (1'9 1? .‘I'li‘lltl‘. llO\\iil'd ll. MODI‘P Shain- ”GCR' Operating in a“ Lin-‘00 “ms;
t u. ti. 2 L. , , ' . . .. . ..
H.“ i.. “(WWI Albert Mossman. and than ul'f. no“ liliSSOh M .itcmm
— 53206321] Ii:..l it. .‘llil\".\'. Nathan Novas. module (5"“t'fl' “mm“ 1"""“”"{'H"
k ’ . \' zl‘mm T. (Huh-n. Frank Cil'k’OTflD. pussonszi-rs. Th' ‘Kuhw‘q‘s run 3f"
all 9:. it .. m 1.....- .5.“
'13) 'eédU I.iili- \\llli:.ll'll H. l‘c-rkiiis. Andrew ' H“ 5mm“ "-""‘ ““"m "” “‘3
. 4.. .I'i‘l‘l‘)‘. Alfrr-d h". Raymond, Riché the rush hours: 3t? tlir coup «lion is
- ~ 31“] Ilnvmond Charles H Roardon imlosoribalnlv.
n i . . . . . . ,
Passalc Sllk Shop 7[Joins Rrurdfin. Amodou nip“. \"z‘il- Many .‘Ilnd‘ $00k Sinking“
199 \Nashington Sr!" 1.--_~ \\'_ Time. _« . Transit, tinilm and ll‘unspt‘ul‘itilli‘in.
So Norwalk . \‘riumm Mann misc Rosenfiold.""""“‘-‘“ at" ”w ”NW swat imm-
. , .-‘: rai'? .,~"iiiiil ~i<. O:~‘"‘l‘lll Si-v‘w - Pins mt t‘nn i'onl . vw 'i-rk .ygixg
l|~|‘ l'4ll0 191nm 1. i 1 l . 1 1 00‘]. 1 n f V \ .
« 1 l' .... ‘ ‘ Jul-w uh ll Slomnn i-‘Zugone J". Smith. Daily ””V“ incoml‘ “1m“ ”"4‘:"”' :mil .
itndren- .l. Snltes 1.3591111 Standish. many “nails are working toward :1:
\orman 1'3. Stuimarrl, Frank 1‘“ Susy- 50lutiou. for unless one is round lm.
in<, George L. Swift. fore long harmless confusion and
“"‘hm‘ Thom“- Harry A. Tarlov. hard-“hip are in lll‘OSDr-t‘l.
:T'anrfi‘ 'l‘mvnsrnvl. IIr-nri' B. Valieaiit, Th 3 three are. hound up worth-~12
,Il‘hmolph \\n:;nt-i‘. lllwlvin \i‘nldmn. Transit is involved “‘llh truusporm-
'siH‘XizllUI‘l‘ \\‘:xrgo. Joseph “‘argo. lion. for a third of Mir lliil’il' 11 upon
PI GGLY W iIGGLY i
12 MAIN STRIP!
HORWALK. cons.
liilvr. George E. ‘Wstmoro.
Harold A. “71bit. Thomas G. \V‘ois-
Kollta A.
\Villiams. Her--
and Kenneth
“'llkinsoii.
lwrt
Anthony
\S'inrshostsr
,Younz.
Ladies' Auxiliatv: Mi: 8 Nettle
v::l orli. )lis. Eduard Aliken Mrs
Ruth Anderson. Mrs. C T. Atkins.
Miss Gertrude Belling. Mrs. Soeley
Benedict. Mrs. “'m. P. Bishop, Mrs.
Mary Bloom. Mrs. ii“ in. Don man.
Miss Amy BlHOlhfil‘fUl‘l er Clif-
ford Buckle}. Mrs. l’u- iilia Conisiok.
Modern Bathroom $60
a on of our «marvel Mi 3.
l. W. or 5 (not In:- ominEiioo 3:66.
no I m u-
l
l
«r on. ID’II. salt-sled Malian-y
as .mrr. a“: .zra. WW“
mm mfiau-ulninmw "iii-“iii
. Send for Catalogue“ 4:.
1!. M. SEIDESBEBG (30.. luc.,
496 East 134th St.. thv York City
Gas Ranges
Three Burners 8; Baking Oven
$16.00
ALEXANDER’S
Good wm Furniture
50 80. Main St. 80. Norwalk
ieutsrsn PILLS
‘19:""m
v.1“
I -.
WOMAN .
VERY NERVOUS
Weak, Blue,chou l
Relieved by Taking ydio g
E. Pinkham’s Medicine 2
Cincinnati. Ohio—“I was nervous
and could not. sleep, had ape
dthe blues,I and
didn’t. care
4 lived or died. My
-. rightsidewasvery
bad and [had back-
‘ information. I
took Lydia E.
use» “8*
' e in
Blood Medicine and Liver Film
used L dis. E.Pmkh
results in cv-
Wash. have hada
ale to do Iinywcrk
again so anything that
comes along.l My friends toll Mame how
well I an: l.ookin K.
Comm Peete Cincinnati,
Willinghto Letters
Philadelphia. ——‘_‘I have need
your medicines for nervousness and
grim-down with a cove;
stable Compomdwsw
usfiléy ei’finkham a S'anative
I feeiiiiteIadifi erentwoman
d have gained in every way. lam
tomerktters staging about.
inedi DORA our.“
8. 11th St., Philadelphia, Pa.
\
i
\
itau. Mrs. Clifford Talbot.
subways. ”DQS is
surface and bus
Mrs. Alfred Cuthill.
Dav. Miss \luii. nret l)0nlltl‘\ Alis
Kath. Dunlap .‘ilis i‘imi tlmlfpv,
\lrs. Ed. C'. Iiunlirs. .‘ll'h‘ Ailhur
Johnson. Mrs. \Valtrr Johnson. Mrs
C. F. Kuch.
Mrs. Jeseph Lockhart \Irs
Lyman. Miss Kathlcon 1A nth Mrs.
Charles Mime \iis .:\nn. )lniiiam.
Mrs» P. .l. Meirisun. Miss Ciiirii Nv-S-
tor. Miss Kath. O‘Brien, Mrs. Ed-
mund l‘i'uece. Mrs. Mary Railing:
Miss Ethel Rose. Mrs. Philip
Sherwood. Mrs. Henry Simons, Mrs.
L. 1". Sturgis. Mrs. George F. Sut-
Mi‘s. M. H.
\\‘iiliiron. Mrs. Joseph “Tire“, Mrs.
Raynor \Vcrmo and Mrs-u lira “'il-
kinson. '
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L.R.
A Doubtful Honor.
(Ansonia Sentinel.)
The least that Connecticut could
‘ilo for Xathan Hale. in. Washington.
no doubt, “as to urge that his mem-
ory be honored by placing his like-
at: so on a stamp issue. Congressman
Schuyler Merritt has propOsed this to
the Post Office de-artmcnt, and it _is
said that the depaitmcnt has shoun;
The coming June 6:
itseit favorable.
will be'the 170th anniversary ot.‘
Hale’svbirth; Sept. 22 of next year
will be the sesqui-centennlai at his
death. This it would seem, is the
appropriate time.
There are about three issues of
stamps with which the American
people are reasonably familiar; not
more. It is not to be expected that
the picture of Hale will be placedon
either of these (unless. possibly. the
department has it in mind to issues.
special and temporary Hale stamp.)
To devote any other issue to him
would be a doubtful honor. ‘4: n
few users of the mail know, we have
stamps for each cent of denominap
tion up to about fifteen. Suppose
Hale drew the eleven-cent stamp, for
instance. How often would any of his
fond admirers see his face? They
might purchase his stamp tor pur-
poses of preservation. but it may as .
well be admitted that the honor
paid to h thus would be somewhat.
unsatisfying. .
However. probably we should
judge the proposal comparatively.
The number of Americans who have
been honored by having their pic-
ture placed on any stamp is small
J
Russell laud select
1
:Jolins
:lliG
fnwnt or
{in tliv list would
‘ i that
thus" “ho bellm-
Thl‘ sketch at top $ll0“.< Illl‘ snpcr~ >Ir(‘('( plan which may he mlupu-«l by Now
principal thoroughi'nri-s in urill‘r in Milsr
are two ilrnulugs or :i kin-«inn m-tM.
future, with its population of 154100.011", may look.
irizlln- mnxlv. “'llk‘ll is
llulunliiihk). citing in
HIV
la in walls.
«:niumuiv
l-y the
tllSI‘ltZil‘A‘i' l‘i'ii‘ll'fi hi~
Il'~ ll ill} into 1hr . it).
wi<v, ir: i:l\u?\~ <1. ixilli li'nillv. fur
lll> l.n .. ginning In iiiiimrl'au-cv
"l-.Il6!.~” ivi illv imiin si'lrni and
sum-innit"; Haw strum cm' lint-s, arr
."l lniiquu-uzinl tumor in lhl. nmzv
1h" (“ll\.:1 \~ thlt'F.
'l'l‘n l"£.il~ll lii‘cs of fill" «izy
i"v\-~i‘l;i\.--il. \‘-l li'nllli‘ pl" S~ nits
time :i irniil- lil. Thor-r an;
H r! Ll lts'l’i)’ in lhi cli} 1“in-
uiuny :iu‘oinolule as there were four
Amri's mum (in congest-d sll‘r’t‘tb
iiin \Hllilll" of trollngdouhlr-s m'cr)‘
ii" _\';il‘>, norm-3.113;: to (lllflllt‘i‘l‘lni:
i>llli.llrfi. 'l‘iils lll'flii‘llll iii is most-
iv north .ind south: luu' only Ml
Lilllli‘ inn-s run north nus! rullih.
l-‘t<iil“\’ lllls t-longnivd island was
laid out nlmn it Wus sum‘mswi that
iron-l “ouiui lw rust. and “text. from
l‘l\'-‘i' if) ll\« 1'.
As for Yl'dll‘l‘t‘tll-I'ltill. ii:-
ililllI ins :iliil In ,n. iii. vii)
- 'u n consiilutu oil!"-
.mh of all iiir railroad puss-nuns
in lli' l’nitrrl Slums. “'ilhin :1 rod-
ius of 4“ milrs of lunar Manhattan
~~lli.i' in within (hr vomnuitinl:
may in. El 15'?” :Olllt. 5.
.mm is constantly
.uilnn lilo lll
\\'iilu'?i
llll'
.15
of
an
v'i.‘
i'> uls-
it.“
Crim-
u in. t lllt'r
"“1 - l\-vl:i\"
ill siiti'liilu
D"l.\t‘l". 'l‘ltis I’ll-
l.v,i".:l :.
“‘il: .\‘- w York (lly conlll‘llli‘
grow ill tin. fiiiiiic as rapidly 24>
llIlS ili llzo linst’.‘
Mini-r‘strri-h l'roprm-il
'iliv t‘UlliIlllllt‘“ on lvlzili NMV
‘i'oih rm‘: iizly :is‘nmi i'i‘ol‘v'rsors liai—
li‘itliil l't'ul‘l :iiid Lowell J. liven] of
iiopliliis unit’orsiiy lo- stud)
situation. in their i‘~‘pul‘l liieso
->.p--ris o\pr£ 55 the opinion that al-
l'm'niuh 1145! llfil't‘rnliiE-'S of int‘l'rasv
r‘ru llhl‘tll)‘ i-v liilillllilllltll in the in—
luro, .\'.vw Yolk “ill (i‘llilliilV to
grow at a mm which in half a cru-
mry “ill double the population. it
no means certain that Profes-
l'kni'l and Reed have not un-
Lll r. slim m- «1 m'ht-r Hum (\dRit' rat—
.rl [llx‘ pi_;»1liili'iuii of succu dim: d- -
t: l‘! .s
Lonsiruclion oi
it)
ll
inf
sni's
super—streets of
They are mostly presi-
or mon eminent in govern-
iliploiuncy. To include Hale
be to pay him. in’
high honor. Perhaps
in him would in-
(it his
lit-rise,
isist that the Glen he followed up.
i
l
l
w:
l
to males a‘llmllq
(loo-:1 Calm v-
Slwllsrs
o/aifiiéiofleafre/iaé/e
flkfirB’.
"Chocolate-
(iv/tuna» Ivar) .~ _ .
By all means-cits.
most satisfactory
chocolateforoooka
3......“ Img or til-biking.
WallerBakeIStCoLid.
:smsnro 1760 ~
Dofdieslnlinss. Momma.
'l'rnusiv likv - ‘
Ymk city for some of its
fitnl't‘ sorirms run-y day,
So“ York of [he
lit-twining
ll him: of lmw llw
ill“) 02 ilil'm“ le:\'\-ls is now living
zui'gmi. lluiiic l Turner. consulting
(llulllv’t‘l‘ ol' ihr Slum Transit rom-
iiiirsinn. has work~ ti out ll plan cali-
iiu; lUl' sulhl-Mt'vuls. mic traversing
ill" rust shin» and the other the m-st
sivi‘. u-nlrnlly. Willi two levels. each
i!" too! wiilv. the uppcr for auto-
:lllliljllt: vxprt-ss ll‘iiilltt and the lower
cmuinvrriui iratlu. lllt') “oiilcl
this sli'vr-t Clr‘f'itll‘i lu
2' ll‘
liit‘l‘riisv
iimr- llmll tun..ilihs. "_-ilu luv. “mild
llpPl'UVlllliU'.‘ $47. ”(-0, mm.
Another Plan
Fifth ;l\:(nlli‘: and other sin-(Ls
would lii‘l'llln" \‘rnuliun canals. on.,\'
1h.-gi.niiuliis “mild lw iiiiiuuslnts
and iier Misses ii {i plan {or [iii
i.,liwi’ ol’ trailu ttiigtstmn submit: Ld
l-y Ain't-d L‘. Busrom “we put into
\‘ll'C‘l. '
ills plans hall for ornamental
5.1m] l.;a..~uny Shit-Walks erected at
ill- might 01‘ ll“, ursl story along
Lli- :t\!'lllll: “'Hll gructtnl bridges iii,
ziiu- stru-t oi'oxsiii;.;s. 'i‘hv balcony
>i-leuaiks would be about hull the
Width of these on the ground. nhich
would he reduced to an equal width.
allowins: nv'w room for flilUllltr
stream of \v‘hiculzir irziilic in the
Flrv-t‘l. Tlii'll‘ iloor might in“ of liffllVy
glass so as not to iut-«rhr with light.
They would be supported by Track-
{(36 or chains.
l‘i-dvstrisns would mount
Ul‘v"! lmrl by ramps. whosv
would l-P i-‘u gradual “nil any
iwiuirur no giant vxortiou.
The city has undtrtnkmi the con-
struction of more subways but the
proceedings are missed up with poi-
iilvs. and by tho lune lll")"l‘c com—
Plt'it‘tl probably will in: lildilmllluitu
Tlu-rv growing
thn commuter. that is. tilt: purson
who lives at a distance but works
in New York. must hllp pay the
millions all ”1- so 'llllPl‘th‘thnls Will
to the
ascent
:is to
is u tooling that
cost. This means that th-\' proba-
ihh “ill be lft.\(-‘i‘l though incrvustd
transportation chmges
{CIGARETTE TAX
i NUlSANCE, SAYS
W. HBLODGE'IT
HARTFORD. Feb. H.—No one
Appeared before the Finance com—
mittee of the Legislature Thurs-
ltordnv to favor the proposed tax of
three cents {it-r package on cigar-
ettes. i‘i. H. Blodgett. state tax
commissioner. appeared to oppose
the bill. declaring it was “a nui-
sance tax" even when it was applied
to cigars and tobacco. Ho declared
that passage of the bill would mean
that its revenue must be deducted
from the tax on unincorporated
business for it duplicated that tax.
A large assemblage appeared in a
committee room to protest the pro-
mised tax on cuts. Among the speak-
ers were A. C. Faitfchild or New
Fairlleld. H. Clay Preston of Hart-
ford. and Mrs.»I—2llen owls. both
representing humane 33c eties.
A. F. of L. Ends Work
After 10-day Session
MIAMI, Fla.. Feb. 14i—Membera
of the executive council of the An:-
erican Federation of Labor were
ready to go home after a. brief ses-
sion ending their ten days stay in
Miami. They will meet again in
Washington May is. »
,‘Decision to continue the fight for
ratificuton at the Federal Chld Lab-
or Amendment. to' inaugurate a
union label campaign of a year'si
duration throughout; the United
States and Canada. and to. arrange
in Washlnirton in an effort to settle
the Coal River‘Coiliet-ies base; were
i
in session here.
The Coal River Collicrics. owned
Mummmm
v‘,
by union men. are operated on a
non-union basis; ~
. of $1,934.22. ,
i
almecting next Monday or Tue-Gay '
the chietI acts of the council while, '
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7 W511 Street
'Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
M 89? HYATT
Norwalk, (70m
F iVe . Cases ' of , Goods
Damaged By Water and SmOke:
Sold at Big Reductions With Our
After ' Inventory Sa'e
EDITOR SAYS THERE ARE SPIRIT ARE READY T
VOICES; NO PROOF OF SPIRITS FllE RRlEFSl
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.lmin Todd. treasurer of the Adminis-
tratixo Committee of the 1.0.1ng-
lll‘lCCO Fund. The other memncrs
of the Committee arc: Dr. Henry K.
W Kelln 5:. Judge Edwins Thomas
Rev. ‘0 ice A. Marks. Mrs. John
(‘avanagiz. Mrs. l”, J. Morrison. and
Bliss Jt-un Todd. .
Josc‘phim: ventinuos to progress
favorably in tho Noruzilk Hospital.
hut it will still be several weeks be»
fore she will have reached tho stage
Where discussion of an artificial leg
can hr» entertained.
(nan-1 lnhnbitnnt
_\t tlw liOspilnl today she was
bright. and cheery. and only cou-
sumod With a desire to got home
again.
' "l in quite the oldest inhabitant in
the mom now. " she laughed. "l'm
grtiing quite handy. teen 1 do lot.-
of work. I lold‘ napkins. and roll
iii-nudges or all sorts. I make com-
presses and eye-pads too, and it
passes the time away." 1
Regarding her injuries Josephine
is cheerful too. My leg is all hool-
ml up again. and it doesn‘t bother,
me any more. My foot, though. that »‘
was crushed. isn't quite. better. lief:
long do you think 1'“ have to stay
in the hospital?
"Not that it isn‘t nice here. Every.
one is nice to mo. and everyone in?
Xorwtilk seams to have lIC't‘n kind;
bli‘lt‘i‘ my acmdonl, givin: all that
mom‘y. Rut I would like to cr-t
home again." 9 ’
Joscpiiine's Cor
As she lays in her cot. through
the weary comalescing pgriod, Jose-i
phino does .1 good do!” of reading:
She has her day dreams too. In
order that no pressure shall rest on_
her crippled tool. -a. semicircular:
structure has been placed under the
bedcloihcs to raise it. Not unlike
the hood of an automobilv in general
shape, this is Josephine‘s car.
‘Thot‘s my automobile." she says.
"l‘ll tell you. I have some wonder-
ful trips. All 1 need is a wheel in‘
my hand, and l'd be really there."
Josephine spends the morning‘s in
her cat. until noon. when she 320.2:
out on tho sun parlor in a “'llt‘t’l
lchair. \\ hen the doctox decides,
v that she is in fit condition the mo-Z
’ney subscribed by the hundreds of;
Not-walk people to the Longobriccoi
i
l
i
Fund of The Evening Sentinel, will“
he used to provide her with :irtiti-Ii
cinl linihs. 3
"Goodbye, and come again." Jose-
phine said. "it must be pretty
nearly noonti‘me. 1 know because
I‘m getting hungry.
"W'hat. only half past ele‘ven'.’
Half an hour more? Gee!“
This latest contribution of $101M:
will be added to the $1,374.22 ‘at
present on deposit at the Central
Fair-field Trust (30.. melting a-iotali
.Dalnty new $811in l
Very small and of a graceful oval
shape is s. new. gold-filled \anity
with a mirror bet in top. 'A slight
pressure on the spring releases 'a'
little compartmentx containing a
new rouge in paste form. it is one
of the dantlest and most convention-
al vanities seen in a long while.
Rialto Theatre
3 Days Commencing Wednesday
CHICAGO, i'vb. ii. -—-— Malcolm which display flowcr zai' ln‘5n1;.1 qI.
iElrd, managing editor Of tilt; SCH)“. d‘)‘i'I,iAt:d0fthte};: 2:324?“ morc :ui'»'
title American. declared in an ad- prising genuine phenomena in m. .
dross here before the Medill field of the objecth‘e m. l‘l'iBFl-“l NC“. llil' ‘ (“ll ‘lan
School of Journalism that phychic manifestations." ‘ in H d
{Phonmmm ,I...nm,..,.y (M... .‘ iii.» said tum at least in“: or vi... 2. ill~ Fight
.. , _ .. -, .. . . ..-' .o-cullwl spirit mediums .iii llull'l .- (g Cl l l'ill ‘
l - . There me “'3‘ ”pin" “m“: l inn and outlinrd mrmy oi' ill-3 mic-s. )(ll\
though we have no proof that 1m.)- liliCOyGrtd during ”1.- tosnm: (if 11.. .‘ \\ 0‘." 4,;1Tm;n
are spirits." he said. "There arc. diums by the Scientific American;
gvniiinte cluirvoynnts who can 501‘ commiitov. which Olft‘l's two 3 ,tvm-f ] H“
pictures of tho past. prosent and prizes ior proof of gniiuinl. lll:lllll}+-' ‘:'
future. There are spirit “'ritlncs tations. l‘ i .
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JOSEPHINE HUNGRY AND HAPPY ‘ ,4
WASHINGTON. Feb. ii. m» . .
‘l‘lOllll(.‘"n11’lil “as made today that . “;" I I“ _ 1.. I,
President Coolidge would l‘t‘Ci ivr ii'n- ‘1‘ I”
‘iioicsales to the \Vonicn's. Comm 62,“.
ence on National Defense. as punk .4. I.
insurance which “‘11! C0"""‘““ h""“ Kill"
1 l
. February 2’: to discuss the purpos 5‘ .
t-pham,
40! 16 women's
$10 FOR FUND
’ l
Family Starved; He
Inherits $500,000
NifiV Olli..l.-‘.Al\'s, 1.3,. 17-h. ii.
énlcu-de Hrrdmnn. ot Cidvssu.
Russia, who saw his wife, xxx-U,
sisters ani four ot‘ his Chlliil‘t‘ll
die of smrrmon in the Russian
rvvolution, was lure tolls;
Claim Elli: $500.00“ (slate of llli~
faihor. lke llerduizm, g‘rlg‘fl‘
owner of large properbvv‘
New Orleans’ restricted district.
The elder llvrdman inf: lins-
sia 42 years two. Aim-lie suld. and
nothing was llfizll‘d of him until ‘
I news of his (lt‘ulh in 1917 was
received this year through tho
American Counsul at Odessa.
ti)
President to Meet
500 .Women Delegates
of the national defense act and lhvir‘ ‘ .
relation to peace. l-‘ivc llllllill‘v‘lig ‘ “I
women have hem inviti‘d to (hi noun
l'm‘oncc. i‘nllml lly Mrs. 0. 1'). (NJ xl."
president 01' the Amoricun‘
Legion Auxiliary and representatives:
national pali‘iotir‘
groups are cxpocted to attend. l
il-Hfi.
rmzrwi
“mum‘s
Gee! ljust can’t. wait.
to have the I
Finest: Spread forBread
Norwalk Chronicler