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. . ‘ en's Found
":12 :rorn the best
. Grocery stores
have both of
’ articles for
Mulzigan Made
MmI \ll'l LIES
"3’ Wrists for the
(I . '-' "as a reputation
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Prof. Agrees It’s
A Jazz-mad Age
PHILAD,ELPHIA Feb.14.—
Dr. J. P. Wickersham Crawford.
professor of romantic languages
and literature at tho Universitv
or Pennsylxania. in a. speech pre-
pared for delivery today told the
290 candidates for diplomas and
degrees at the mid-year convoca-
tion of the university that this
1'. as the jazz agein more respects
than one.
"That is the
trouble With a
good deal of our recent fiction.
our recent. verse. our recent
thinking and our recent music."
he said. "I have no objection
to‘iazz in the ball room. but it
must haVe well expressed ideas
behind it beiore it can be taken
seriously. The new world sym-
phony shows the possibilities of
Jazz, but how tew have taken ud-
vantago or thcmi Most of the
jazz music. like jazz literature
and jazz thinking. is the product
of the untrained mind, that does
not Work in any direction.
BEAUTY REVUE
COMING TO
FASHION SHOW
A n n e t t e Kellerman
Girls to Be Seen at
Armory March 16 —,—
Ticket Campaign
COMM_I__TTEES
A merican Legion
Sponsoring Annual
Norwalk Affair—100
Fine Prizes
l’luns ful‘ the coming I’mshion'EV-
onsliion are progressing rapidly.
Word was received by the American
Legion yesterday. that the Asbury
Mills of New York, manufacturers of
tho Annette Keilornnln Two-ln-One
lmthing Suits. would I'l‘t'S"llE
Annette Kullt-rmun Bathing
Revue during the entire week of the
Exposition. This nexrs was received
with a supreme welcome. as the An-
nette licllormuu Huvue is receiving
unusual attention “'llt‘rC\€'F.>C.\'llIhI'.-
1*d.
A number of the early period cos-
tumes have already. arrived. and
'u‘hcn shown at the Nox'walk Armory
forithe tlrst time March 16. folks
will marvel at this feature part of
the program. As stated before tin
curly Century modes and styles “ill
be shown on living Models. as well
as the latest creations that will pro-
dominate this spring.
(Continued on Paige Twelve.)
SIXTH TAKING
DIST. HEARING
IS POSTPONED
The hearing in the case hronght
by Tool 1. Brush against the Six‘. h
iTaxing District commigioncrs. which
n as scheduled for Vlouday has been
postponed until February 23 when
it will come up before Judge John
Banks in Bridgeport.
A DAUGHTER ~
CHICAGO, Feb. 14.4.1. daughter
was born today to Mrs. Nichols:
Longworth. formerly Alice Roose
t'elt. .
LOSE—Brown and cream Spring-
er Spaniel. Report Hillside School.
Reward—Adv.
-—-Puritan Pies are made from the
beat and made fresh daily. They're
just fine. Puritan Pic Kitchen. Lib.
erty Square. E. Norwalk. Phane
680.—-Adv.
—PIES! PIES' PIE!
Try Jackson's homemade pies.
Best in town. 14 Raymond street.
Phone 2224.——Ad\.
MEI-ZR? BUTTER
has the
? in the sick The Norwalk Dairy Co.
I here at al' famous Gude Bros. brand of cream-
‘ l“. inality at a .ery butter. This butter is made
" / prescription from pasteurized sweet cream
(slightly suited) and it is a' quality
article In every sense of the word.
Delivered to your door. 33 Center
Ave. Phone 1664.—-Adv.
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IThousands Left Exhi— -
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IFirst Meeting H e 1 di .11
,Iiub— haired misses “no work in thc'
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ihurnod to death.
1 t'isco Sl‘iOW
' among
'I'I‘.
-clas- matter at the post office at
.onn under th$Act or March 3.1879.
Feet of Earth
$2, 000.000 FIRE
WRECKS KANSAS
CITY AUTO SHOW
American Royal Live-
s t o c k Pavilion Is
Completely Destroy- 1
ed By Flames
FIREMAN DIES
bition Hour Before?
Catastrophe—Due to
Faulty Wiring
Assoointcdw I'rtws.
Mo,
newest
ll}
KANSAS CITY.
)lotordom‘s
1925 were reduced
F011. 14.
offerings
to a. mass
in r: fir" that
nnded the
tion of ill” 13,...”-
stock Pavilion.
Three hundred pleasure cars. up—
131 Zloyal Livo-
proximntilr sA ‘centy — fix 0 m o t o r I
trucks, two airplanes :11 1 accessorics‘
‘iiestroycd \H‘rv‘ valued t 3150113011.
The seafloor: building was levelled.
Caught on Incline
Captain John J. Crane, 65. Kanms
(‘ity’c oldest fireman and head of
the 01in remnanitur ‘liorse—drawn
company Iii 'h1' rit'pnrtt'nv'ni, Was
lie was caught on
i=1_ v'rwn the main lmild~
mmv‘x 3\‘hlln 't'twmptint:
how».
:in inclinv
mg and on
to work (l
Most of the cars on display had
been shoun r's New York.
Clev-ltsnd and ("nu-nut) motor shows
and “'1-1-1'; intend-w: 'c-r the Sm Fram-
at’ter dirrhy hero
ended tonigh'
The tire, 71.111; of
hero, broke out in the List few
utvs of I"lԤtl5l_\', VIZ-T :hirt-xcnth.,
The~ doors of 'il" Hmu‘ hzhl
closed :1}; limit; titoiisziimis
Ila\llii cro'mird
throughout the owning.
The lift: original' 11 1n the
lims} 1': rum ‘mns.
was hr-lim-od, in $.an \i'i‘ll‘L’.
flames quickly m-l Th“
structure.
"Ono minuiu~ mere was a. little
blaze and the next it was all over.“
said Jess Simpson. pavilion “urine-
:1! this we:
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the
bl-on
porot
"pavilion.I
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dun. i'.
The
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:n-‘Ixnl fill.
‘1‘hrd the j
'l.:1mr~'. Coorsrr
the show, de-§
been. drained,
Gas Tanks
“his: :.t’l13r 311:.
imiidm: ‘15 the flanks
gasoline tanks of.
Bond. muting-i
clared all tanks 11ml
but that tho futnl in the, tanks
probably (mus 1i ilto explosions.
’l'liv' paniufin. U‘VTPIJ i1:,' the Amer-
icun Royal I.1'.w.»" Association,
u'us dedicated Nouriiiber lS. l922.
and was conéldtl't'd the finest of its
kind in the country. The floor own
was seven and one—brill .‘lCl‘l'S and:
the auditorium ‘iitd ’-.‘i'ln'; cop...
city ox‘ ll «'10--
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CALISTHENIC
CLASSFOR MEN
GETS GOING
Last Night at. the.
Armory-Begin With’
Light Exercises
The first. calesthenic class
held last night at the Sorwaik ur-I
mory, when sexcral men gatheiod
for the first meeting A series of
light exercises, followed by sexeral
games was gone through. ;
Captain Edmund l’l‘ceC‘, who hasI
arranged to turn the armory 01 at to;
the men of the city every Friday;
night. to allow them to exercise. in-I
vites all or all men to join the class. I
The calenthonic part of the work.
“‘85:
f is beginning with 'he simplest formal
.have too much physical strain sudJ
’ denly plswd on him.
of exercises. so that no member will
They will pro-
gress in variety and strenuousness
as the time goes on. For this rea-
son. Captain Preece says. every man
intending to take advantage of this
floor work. should begin at the be-
ginning with the work. instead of
Joining later and putting the more
strenuous exercises on an untrained
body.
The class will meet again next Fri-
day night.
DE MOLAY BOYS
PARADE TODAY
The Nor-walk chapter or the Do
Moldy, as part or its program to
celebrate its first anniversary. will
hold a. parade‘in Norwaik this at-
ternoon.
1—Mombelis of Court Laurel wish
to extend their thanks and apprecia-
tion to the business men‘and all- who
in any way helped to make their
Card Party a. great success. Court
Laurel. No.10§.Caihoiic Daughters
of America .v-Adv.
EVEN]
for
of:
twisted and charred “‘X‘e‘ickagn early:
today
' Kansas City Motor Show by dostruc-‘
the yen!"
min-f
1 mind by a1 comedy.
1 and acquaintances
I (ABET,
1 while she fought for life in the Nor-
NORWALK’S FIRST NSWBPAPBB
G SENTINEL
The Weather
Sunday Imus-m
followed by
fair tonight.
(‘IMIdlnt‘l-~. probably
rain or "to“.
SOUTH NORWALK, coNN. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 192..
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Dance At Better
Film’s Show
INorwalk Children on “Movie” Program at Rial'eo Theatre This Morn-
ing—Crowd Out for Pictures
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1
a
l-j'u ry boy and girl who could pos-
sibly lililllln :1 ticket. hilt-filled ll'lc‘
spocnfl matmrcc D-.'rl0rnt;‘1nCt: given
mm morning at the ltialto theatre,
which the lilt'mbt’rs of the Boys and
Girls Matinee Committee of Lhe as~
sociallon plan to put on, and if po-or
slblc there will’bo special movies eh;
try Saturday morning. The pictures
presented will be or the very best
and appropriate to tho newts and to
the desires o: ”11' young people.
The Show this morning opened
with thu l‘alihc m'ws. this being fol-
tion. "Trip to the Moon."
Then came the specialty number
arranged undvr the direction of Miss
a Bray produc-l
under the auspices of thc Better;
' Films Assocmtion. _,
This is tho.- socond in a series
Mildred Allet, (lnncing inslruclresn:
Consuelo Don-son, too dancer. 039-.
cun-d‘thc "\':iis1.~ Museum,” to per—
lcction.
She wore a stunning ballot cos»,
Lumc trimmed “(15' red beans. Int“
:15 she poised on her balanced toes.
Scorned grace, personified. Follow-
ms-her solo number. Miss Dawson
gave .1 short poem. .1 the chllr
duct: 0. the show am. explaining to
them all about the five free passes.
As the young people entered the
performance. they had each been’
given 11 red heart. Five of these;
hearts hare lllu theairc's name. “Rim
alto." Those 1111.: children lucky“
enough to be ghcn one 01‘ these so-l
named hearts were entitled to a free
pass to the next 'how.
After Miss Dawson's number. two'
‘u‘hich drew roars oi
. Mrs. Charles itog- rs, Mrs. A. J. i’tn-
incl]. Mrs. John licrrimun, Mrs.
Maurice K. Flown: and Mrs. Daniel
Photo by Msnugian
RUTH BANKS. WLLHELMINA BOFFA AND CONSIIELA UAVYSOX.
mom of Miss .~\II'TY"6 pupils. little
Ruth linuits and \\‘ilh~umm:i iloita,1
'i‘ht‘y. loo.
1 wore ballot costumvs trininwd in red
gave a Valentino dance.
hearts. and ch'u'mud the audienn
with their dancing. '
New. on the program came the
Mg number “‘lhe King of “lid
“Of-“MS.
and girl in than show.
.1 may cartoon, 'Bohbic
laughter :rom
ill.
The Women “ho :11't1 d as rhriper-
un-.s it: the mutinw- included: Mrs.
Leslie Vick-H's. Mrs. “in, .‘lrs. Chas
Wimpi'htlmvr. Mrs. John t‘mnnugh,
'l‘oomcy.
JOSEPHINE HUNGRY AND HAPPY
AT HOSPITAL- $10 FOR FUND
I p at the Norwnlk hospital. Jose-t walk hospital.
rhino iongobricco is ‘5'"
and is happV.
Slit“;
maimed for
night grade crossing
suddvnly found in h-r time
trouble that there “as hardly a
resident of \'o walk “ho had not a
norm spot in their heart for her.
as testified by the 82,000 rnl-‘d- by:
The Ruining Sentinel Fund.
Be fore Christmas.
is", one of Norualk's hundreds cf
swing
life in tho Christnas
:iccldr-ni. .1 be
hot factories and stores of this city
She had the ordinary circle or friends:-
Aftor her accl~
ho roll. of one leg and one foot.
1:
is 12' c eighteen year old girl. Ithrouxh this newspaper
I
of
i
1
Josvphinc was ?
plop»: {'th of her?
plight and were touched The re
suit was the large fund subscribr-d
‘lhnt this mod is still
benefits “as 3110“!) this morning by'
mien: r recon-1d as l'ollcms:
Editor The L‘u'nlng Sentinel:
anlowd vou will ilnd check
for Ten Dollars from the Nor-
walk Council of Catholic “cm-
on to the Josephine bongo-
hrkm lu-ncfit fund.
slummly,
Katherine M. Courteous.
Treasurer.
'This latest contribution for Jose-
phlnn will be turned mcr to Miss
1
(C ontinucd on Page Twelve.) I
N. Y. POLICE ROUND UP HUNDREDS
OF ILLEGAL " TAXICAB DRIVERS
!
By Associated Press.
NEW’ YORK. Fob. 11l.—Fl!tyvnvc
taxi drivers had been arrested and
1.500 served with summons up to
this morning in the police round-up
of criminals operating tuxioabs with-
out licenses. The crusade is the first
organized‘en‘ort by the police to
drive taxicab chauflers with crimi-
nal records from the city'- streets
and to check violations of the license
law.
Thirty—five prisoners were arraign-
ed in Night court within a few hours
after the round-up began last. night
and nine or. them. were sentenced to
the work house for operating
out licenses. Fines or iron: 82 5 to
$50 were imposed against the others
arraigned.
Traffic Court today has prepared?
for the nrruignmc nt of scores of de e-
tendants the number or whichI
grows steadily as the police contin-
ucd their round- “up
The drhe of the police was s re-i
suit of the revelation of conditions
which followed the fatal shooting
two weeks ago of Dennis J. Kenny. I
son of William F. Kenny. 820 Fifth
axenue. a wealtlw contractor. by 8
chaufler. who was operating withoutl
‘a. license and who had a crtinm
with- Irecord. according to the. police.
All ashore that's
The last
that brings the tin-mmms—cur-
rency—ln other words,
money. is printed today.
last of the set of six in the Fourth
coin: ashore!
Prise Crossword Contest. staged by
this paper.
For one solid month. now.
Evening Sentinel has been trying to
settle Just who is the prize crou-
word champtof Nor-walk. and. inci-
dentally. it has awnrded prizes tor
the successful solvers. The title is
in‘ doubt. gas many expert elucida-
[EAST CALL 10 NORWALK’S
PRIZE mention Puzzuts
Evening Sentinel panic This week should nettle it.
the prize hmen‘t
It ‘5 ““2. Send in your set. and get 115910.00
first prise.
. A word to the puzzlers. Mall all
The I punks before midnight of Monday.
tors have won more than one prize.
Don’t be it you
though.
discouraged
entered before.
’February ls—all envelopes must be
postmarked previous to that time.
And. then—watch for the winners.
ney will be unnotuéed to next
Wednesday's issue of’l'he Evening
sentinel.
imrofli
‘the class colors. Blue
WM. H. FOSTER
AND SCHOOL
TEACHER WED ?
mm... Marriage of Main St.I
Man Took l’lace atI
Home of Bride in f
Bridgeport
BRIDGEPORT. Fell. ' i. ~—.\ir-.
:Anna Marie Groi'cic- of L'o'lur nco
‘ nenue .announces 1h: marriage of
‘her daughter. Miss Rose M Groccia.
at ‘NflllelS-.
n mouth-er of tho fatuity
\ille school. to “'iilinm H. I ester of
.\‘m.\alk. \1hl1'h took place Thurs~
dnv at 1 o'clock at the home of the
TWELVE PAGES
Report Big Bill
Haywood Is Back
CHICAGO, Feb. H. — Federal
agents today investigated reports
‘ had rvturm‘d hero to setilv his
nftairs prvpnrutm'y 1.. shin;
himswli' up.
I. \V. \\'.1‘-Ili1‘i.‘ilsil-iii1d Inuml—
I edge of his pr-svncc as also «ild
“'liliam lii'oss Lloyd. “"hILh)‘
-Comrnunist. Who paid the gm-
crnmrnt tli S'x‘vnnll loud: he
ON NORWALK’S
“ hicli d1 Ill lilo d 1 \- rv im) -
The Last. was?
Bumps." "
that \\’il‘.ium (Rig llilli Ila) “0111}
Who i‘lod lopltussm in 1919. after
ho and 9: others wu'c giu'n poni-
tcntial'y sctitcht-s tor obstruct-
ing the gmornment in the war.
Ila-l prmidvii tor Haywood l
“1 \\. h1: u Iqu nlil‘rfl said it “mild
not b1. surprising if Hn\“1‘- mi
should imp-or hen: soon.
GETTING DATA
INDUSTRIES
Questionnaire Sent to
PRICE THREE CENTS
LEVY
Itx-mifi’ctu
1 Say Convicted
I
FACES CHARGE
J Harvey Estes Is An-
rested in Washing-
ton for Impersonat-
ing Federal Oflicer
FEU fi ’Efi’iiORED
West.-
port Innkeeper Was
Defraudcd o f Un-
k n o w n S u m
Inn-rout was munii'cst In many dr-
In]... in Mirwoll. many as a. rcnult oi
“ llflh‘l‘)
‘m-rvstod chanted “Mb
I
1
All Business Men ByI
, Board of Trade (om-
mittee
THE PURPOSE
i
This City
‘ A task 0: undoubttd magnitude
has In on 8:. aloot Ivy the Statistical
1‘omtmtiec of the .Vorwulk Board 01
Trolls. unlit-r the chuirmnnship or
l-Zhon 1‘. l'utiiuui, \nih llir‘ mailing
111‘ hundreds nt’ questionnaires to:
mt'rwlianls and ni’clllletf’Illl‘t‘l‘h‘. the
“rat step in 'in intelligent compila-
tion of dot}: to b1: used in
ing the int- rust. o: :1 better
walk.
The work is (if
Nor-
gram: ixiuLiiitu1i1..-is
\ey
1 \\ HF
Data Wanted tos En-I
courage Proper In-"
1 1 term in Connecticut state prison
dustries to Locate in'
the report from “inhuman! timt 'J.
I'Istck. l‘nrnu'r «II-y .gt'nl. w.-
lilm'kmnllink
Jacob Lory of (‘ompo Inn. “'cstport.
no“ sorting a murmur-o for lllvttlll,‘
\\ llit‘li
‘tunnqmrtinz intoxicating hccr.
\t "to limp of Iwi)‘ s tl'iul.
Mir :u-tvd Klnh‘dfldt' mum-s1. it “as
rumored that if IA'u “ant-1| In
~qm'al. [)9 could Ilnnlvo man; Ful—
c'rul nud tanm-r li-dnrul ui‘llis.
In“). hnworcr. has hold his Ilp~
lirmly H‘all‘d. and today many an‘
\1 nndvrlnc if flrrhzma uhiqmrx'd mm-
litlvmus hunt lint nunllwl In the
~I'rlnu~ ('Imrsl'~ brought against-
lfslm.
Feb. 14 -—J. Har-
prohihition agent
on a charm
officer
\VASHINGTON.
Estes. formrr
:irrvsimi ,\1’=\‘?or-i;i_\'
:1 imivlnl
\llli\li1l\\ll amount
Il~'\§', \Nest-
nu‘V IOI‘VTDF'
1" iiiil-t-rsonminu
and obtaining an
or money tron: Jdcuh
port. Conn. innkneiwr.
or \‘irlziiinn 01‘ iii-1 prohibition Tani-I.
[isles was arrested hy Department
nf .lusm‘e uremia-1 and «iris reinvest-1:
on hull 111 $11."v1i‘.
Dismissed from th: lateral suru
no on Dortmbrr 5. 1923. "tor the
11‘1m91nu1d on Page TWO.)
SCIENCE HONORS
:urther- '
‘A’\t‘l‘}' msit‘lulnl lists Mw-n mikvd i1)
“(illll‘illlilt‘ (lain, regal-”lugs “3
u'lv‘thor ho: is L. ntvmbvi' of the
Board. '
i The questionnaire. among other.
:limizs. “ill clcicrmmc the typos of
lildh‘sil‘y heru. the kind of. produch
manuiar' tlit- minilv r, of 111111115
.1113] fcnmlrs employ-1t. the type of
~kiilod and unskilitd \xorkrrs in
lll‘t'nl.
(lontlvmen;
"in connectibn with the: a4tni'ir-s‘
vContinn d on l‘ntrc Tool
DISCUSS CALF
PASTURE BEACH
lurid». The ceremony was perforrnu
Ind hv I:c\ Lynn T. Armstrong of
the Bevelly Presbytvi'fiun church,
Richmond Hills. N. Y.
\ilss Groccia was attired in n
AS STATE PARK
{rock of pr'irh color sat in crepe and?
1 nrrird
roses.
3 Ilt‘t‘."
first. Arthur J.
hmmu-t of Ophelia
“'iso of New
York was the matron of honor and
John Fostvr of New Rochvll-' the
host man.
Mr. Foster is a. member of the firm ‘
If Foster .i- Strtt'hrt of all! liain
Nor“ alk.
C R O W D A T
DANCE OF HIGH
SCHOOL SENIORS
One of tho, largest crowds that
excr attcnded a. donor, at the High
School auditorium was present last
evening at the Annual Senior Dance.
The hall was prettiiy decorated with
and Gold.
Dancing was enjoyed from 8 to 1!
the music for the occasion being
rendered by the Melody 1303's.
High School orchestra. The ‘Dan-
bury basketball players who do-
feated the locals yesterdar were pre-
sent at. the affair.
Among' the novelties of the ern~
ing was a Valentine Dance, r1 Lucky
Number Dance won by Beatrice
Loundes and F'ephen “‘ood: a prizt
fox trot won by Charlotte Jarvis
and LaDuc Whipple. The affair was
a social and financial success.
The judzcs (or the Fox Trot were:
Fen-oi R. Green. Stephen Clifford.
Mrs. Whlmphelmnr. Mrs. Pollard
and Mrs. Nlrhois. This was the last
school dance of the year.
TMatter Will Come Up
Monday at Meeting
Of County
‘Here
Discussion of whether “.11 state
:ntcnds to tako‘ uwr Cull Pasture
beach as a. state park “ill take
place at line meeting of the Iaii-
field Countx Planning committee to
H- held at t‘: .0 o'clock Mondzu
. night at in» Royal James inn.
nu‘tr‘t‘
romt- lt'ltgth. but was dropped he-
causc ot‘ the Sherwood island pro-
position. For some reason or other
Which has at been made public. the
Calf Pasture Park as a stair: park
is to im reconsidered by the Plan-
ning committee. Hes-rrtatiuns tor
the dinner which will proceed the
meeting may be obtained through
A. Raymond Butts at the Central
Fairneld Trust company. It is ex-
pectmj many Norwalkers “ill attend
the meeting outside. of those who are
members of the asst'lcintion.
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—-THE DUPLEX MODELS
OF STI'DI-iltAKlili CARS
as the name lmplies. are open-
1-losod cars. The Duplex models fill
the demand for high quality closed
cars at open car prices. No other
cars have this type of body. The
roller curtains may be drawn and
fastcnod instantaneously. They per-
mit either closed car snusrgim‘su or
open em freedom. It‘s a "Grl'al
Value“ car in may sense 0' the
word. its; nnidq Motor Car Con Wart
i avenue-.«Mlv.
Norwalk. zuturc outlook in demand
tor lalor. and tho ease or difficulty _
titli \xliivl'. the unions ijr-r's of
work: 1'» Ilt‘ *(‘I‘lll‘wil
Dir. Putnam's lotto “antral-”11y-
mg i‘w (ultr'mmwlz’t is Llr tnliot's:
I
‘iro hulli
'lnari of tho ch 1min! 1w- Hon 0i
I
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1States Bureau of Standards:
This '
1 ,3 -.1» .r . 1
1.1lkul 0\ r be. on. at 1 weraily U! 139nnaylVfllliil
DR. KENDALL;
GETS IIIEDAL
Son of Mrs. (loo. S.
Kendall bf Darlen,
Formerly o f Elm-
wood Avenue. Wins
Decoration
1).“. 1.1111 :ii'ul l ‘ahm l{1iml.1‘ll..~.on of
Mrs Georg” S Kendall of Darin;
i-nd formerly of Elnm'ood Ivonne.
“as anarded last night the Chan~
ulor mod‘ni for distinguished achieve-
mcnt in Sci-“nor. I’ir. lin‘nrinli's fath-
divd sumo Hint” nzn.
Lending rhomius and uducatofl
tt-nd d the t'vi'o'mnn)’ at ”(woma-
Cclumhin uniu'rsitV. New
l‘r. Kr-nririli is non 91'
‘ihe k'lni‘xvisity of Minnesota He is
the
“mo Imimiatiun for .\l dual Rn-
~11 filth and l-ldmntmn zit Mlnm-Hota
As Chandler lrcturei fat ”’3‘
Dr. Kendall delivered an whirling on
“The lnflm- nee of tho Thy roid Gland
oi. Oxidation in the Animal Organ-
ism ' The ic-t'im'r :iiill nimial .‘irl.
iirmidml annually In' the ('liundlir
i1‘nuiuintion. we'luI-lNhr-ri in "th h)
llllndb' of I): 1 Imvv 1-! lr'wir-ilck
.v'
PlannersIChnndlcr. dam of All‘lPllCfln chum.
Hts and Mitchell professor nmuituo
11f chemistry. at i ”Mimi-in.
Others V-ho hmo r1 C'lVf-d the
("handler mv-dni inr'lmlo Dr. 1.. H-
llarktrland of New York. pant profi-
dcnt of the American Cho’ mica! sod}.
cty: Dr. NV. I“. Hilieivl‘und. United
Dr. \l‘.
R. \‘Vhitney ,of Schf‘nlit‘indy; Dr. ,1",
Gou'lzmd Hopkins. and Dr. lidxar F.
Smith. PrnVost ctnorii‘us or lh1' Uni-
—l-‘0ll RADIATOR TROlillLl-SS
Have the Job done at The Nor-
walk Radiator Repairing Co's estab-
lishment. Ifxpf‘i‘lr‘ who know ho“;
PQUIPmPnt up to tho minutn in
handle the same and a sniistucion
job at a right price is what you can
expect here. 60 Main 81.. Not-walk
Phnnn BBL—Adv. '
—-TIIE FAMILY “(\SIIISG
in always drt'uded The lmther of
the tubs. and boilers and steam and
suds vexcs many a. haum-wite every
week with unpleasant regularity.
That is when: lit-army's Laundry fits.
These ‘wanhing‘s will he called for.
done properly and rMurnerl on time
at a cost of twvhe cents per pound.
We comfortable; ptnp worrying.
Phone 866.—Adv.
——Excoll1~nt facilities her. [or at,
or wet slot-axe 'nr any make of Mt-
N-ry "ring the winter months. In.
stock of William Rum-rim- all also!
for can, trucki- and rndlml our.”
nu hand, Rye: Storage Hallo") 00..
431' West Ave" Phone Mil—A1“.
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