50,le SPENT
:IN EIEOPT T0
EPEE COLLINS
le Nation Thrilled
‘ 4f
H
I
Veteran, Who ‘
Booth; Sectét} W
.\lOlJNE. lll.. Feb. 17..——Ed-
ward llarper Sampson. 52. an old
Civil \Var Veteran. who claimed
he knew the secret of the dia-
posal of the body of John \Vilkes
Booth. slayer of Abraham Lin-
coln. died today.
' Sampson was one of the Secret
Service guards and was on duty
at. Ford’s theatre in Washington
at the time of the assassinann
of the President. He had relat- -
ed that he was present when
Booth was discoVerod hiding in
in and when Booth was kill-
ed. and often told how he was
detailed by Colonel Baker. head
of the Secret Service. to aid
Baker in dispOsing or Booth's
body. '
. b.
' § —Soldiers, Scientists,
i Newspaper Men, Red
~ 3 Cross, Answered Call
"$13! 0. u seen
if —» Special Correspondent
~ o! The liming Sentinel
l Copyrleit 1925.
i CAVE crrr Kw, Feb. l7.——The
.- i Venture of Floyd Collins. ob-
Encore backwoods cave explorer so
. med those elemental emotions and
. “instincts which hue. swayed humans
{olmost from the beginning of tim‘.
What oter 8130000 was spent here
'in this Kentucky “ildernoss to free
thin! from his subterranean xrme.
:31“! to tell the story of it. all to tilt-
gpt-orld.
2 Scientists on the ground see in this
outpouring of i nation‘s sympathx
land held an emotional “throwback
:o! the nation to its catcmun in-t
:stincts. stirrtd l-y bluriCS of a plight
{that must lune been more or less
{common when man's home was the
Iliillsido cavern.
; This instinct carrys with it that
3100!ng known as cloistrophobia. n
ffeafiot‘ close. tight, dark places, an
foutgrowth of the. stone ago. Fin-ab
31y there is that. universally appeal-
;lag .element of a l‘dCc balm-“n life
tlnd death. the supreme 0! all races
The response to this appeal for
;belp canto \iltliout rrgard to (.\prnsr.
yl‘roops sent here by thi‘ stat.:‘to xvi-p
forder and to protect “ ork-srs at tin.-
‘ravo in Which Collins “as tram-rd.
'lre estimated by “enters at thcicaw
3 0 have involved :in cxpcnse of n- ur-
1X fifty thousand dollars to th stat: .
The Rcd Cross sp- Iit thous And:
{3 care to;- the men at iii: (1 I\t'. pro-
f‘ldlng them “Nil TDU'I ind “it h
f‘shelter as “oil as medical attention.
Workers iilclll'cht‘s. trout the high
‘ tealaricd cngiuecrfi'tu tho (‘.\Dtli' lit-
red miners and timbcrmcn colliliiiul-
ted their services, or more thousand:
Twould be added to this bill. .\la~
. jterlals in huge quantities. from (:lu-c-
. gtric light plants to trauma". Wei-u-
" likewise furnished free. Worl. at
31110 can: in spite of contributions of
l
punter-tale and srrxicus is ostiindttd
gto hate cost. neatly iifiy thousand
-dollars.
5 Upon the no“ spam rs it pox ting the
§“sto.'v' has fallen an 1 dually ltcaty
Icost. Telegraph companies report
.that one hundred thousand “ords a
Iday hate been sent from lit-re o\vr
{their lines alon-- by the hundred
Tnuwspapernicn “no ham been here.
"the toll cost Is cellmutcd ut nit-xii
hundred. dollars a do). In addition.
a. larger newspaprrs paid titty dol-
ars a day for prhatc trl- phone, and
.1 on top of that an ostrt'uivlv
any long diStuIi'Jc. lull t-ill. Twenty
hotographern “hose expenses lune
o be borne were on hand. in addi-
loam am en nim'ing picture photo—
pliers.
Airplane pilots hi".-" to carry pic—‘
urea of the final scenesliaclt to the
‘ avers say that their charm-s Will
“resale ,tmi thousand dollars.
From all those fact 3 t-stiniatts are
hat. the espense ot the attempt. to
axe collins from the undergiound
‘ o‘fiib the furnishing of nens of its
regress to the people “111 go \\'t'II
ver one hundred and fifty thousand
GEORGE
HAS THE “FLU”.
y Associated Press
LONDON. Felt. lT.--.\ bulletin is-
ined at. Buckinghaiit Points this af-
ernoon on \lie: condition of King
. rte. who “as announced yrsti r-
, _ay to be sutl‘tring from u. feverlbh
0611!. said the King had an attack of
bronchitis, due to influenza. Despii.
a. restless night. his general condi-
.303 is salistacton. I
Mabel Normand Files .
Appeal to Clear N ame '
l
. LOS ANGELIIS. I-‘i-k lT.—~.\iuL-I ii
Normand. motion pictnn actives.-
‘flled an appeal in tho: stale supitmt :
court yesterday trom TLCCII! superior
'court decisions in “hich she “as dc-
'1,!ied intervention in tit-c diiou‘e suit
‘91 Mrs. Georgia \\'. Church against
Norman XV. Church and in which
her suit for $(fl‘t'J‘W’ duliiagt;
Eminst Mrs. Church was disntismd.
3 The actress asserted Ihat in r good
flame had been impugned by 'I.il:v_~
locations iii \Vrs. Cliuri h' s ditch—e.)
mplaJnt. in ninth .‘IISS .\orinand
in acquitted r-f lllll‘l‘ulltl iII' ntill~
in: with Mr. Church.
on......
EzMemorial Resolution
For Frank Raymond
A resolution of regret on the dtuill
‘1 Frank “1'. Raymond “as adopted
9““ the meeting of the .\‘oroalk
9 of Fire l'nderwrltcrs hold
tum .\lr. liaunond was a for-
. sldent of the Board.
' The meeting also appointed a
halite-e to iinestigate and report
“on the general lwtterment o!
‘ betncun the insured and
"out. Another Committee was
ted to revise the membership
....~.,v..
E
-_ . ,_ .
Obituary
' M19. l‘aby Tlsoo.
Moral services for Mrs. Po“!
were held at 8:30'o'elock ”Ir
. morning from the his home
. ntenue and at I 0W3
St. Mary's church I '01-
N‘h mass. Rev. . Shea
‘ «not; Father om d93-
7,... Father ms, sub-deacon
the services All! I”! Heaphy
”Vent Jest" she .- thc body
'3. church “I.“ Kindly Light. "
. wu u. 3:. WI cemetery.
Charles F.
1 _ - it'. .. Dominick
it"! ante. Francisco Er-
Fe bria.
SAYS CHINESE
WAR WAS LOT
OF YELIING
Former Employe 10f Os-‘
‘ car Schultze Returns
Here and Tells of
Experiences Ahmad
Exciting experiences abroad wore
Albert lino-icy.
told this morning by
of Ilidgcneld. “he at one
of Oscar Scltultze's chain of meat
markets. and who was \lsitttig'
friends here. Mr. llnnli) afti-i
sening live years in ih-J l'IIittd
Slates Katy has L-ci-n lionozalgly dis-
chargvd.
Most. of UP: time he Spi'u'. in the
semicc: lIIIu'IL-y has :iI I'orid. lie
was in China for a long little and!
had a good laugh at the CI lllLSC;
rt volution.
"it was a mi Siltlll “ho could
make the ntcs‘. Iioi=c.’ said liawlvy.
"\\‘c list; to tolluw tit-i :ll‘llllt‘b. L‘Ul-i
in}; th-_- (in); time. lili'\ “(Hill y-‘ll;
their heads off. \t tinnr. the mini-
ltm's ot‘ the armies nould act to-l
iilht-I' and play cards. The out
'“hlcil Iliad; inc ntost
l'li-_re “Lie \t‘ry ten kilil -.i "
At times. Mosley said nondit‘ionsg
in China. “ere bad He said men!
suffering for loathsome diseases.
{\t‘l'i l-,t‘I, lllllllitll'lill Itiiig (ll the"
stir-tin IIIIliI ‘IIlI\ lli'tl.
"Y'P'il unttliqunkc. lii‘ patticuinrly
Hpoku of the relief xfix en by the .\in-
iii-utn iILtl. .'.'. Inn! Il'i said.
Japamst; (lid not intend to let thr
.\Im-rii-aiis land and blocked lhl
harbor with warships. 'l‘lIi: admiral]
In charge, of ”it: .‘nlt'l‘lt‘llll Ships.
vwlien ht: saw the :.ituution.
lined up Ill: .\rzitricati \csscls in
lighting fot'mriiion and stxirtftl
steaming head-on into the harbor.
The .lapniicsf warships got out of
tilt \\.'l\' in a hurry. lie
thousands of bodies 0'
in iIl‘: earthquake were.
around the harbor.
liawuy HIM) Hum .\um- finie l
litissI-t during his i‘llIlS’lll'll'. II
said tlizil thn- limbs til M‘Vu‘lullfi
“‘Olllil lliO‘“ It “hi-I5 \lIl.II" mint.“
lllg’lIl': inhabitants ulwn any hind
'ot’ a boat “Illl'h oould float and.
:ilidlnt‘.‘ them down the rl\(‘l‘. Haw.-
IC\' said some (If the \I~\v‘>‘ I'lilt‘Il-
1"! Japan or .\Oul-E villi-l p‘nrc; but
others “an! den“ drumming hun-
dreds nI poople. ‘
II.t‘.\I'-}' is tIIIdH‘I-Iirl \‘Ilt'il‘l' or
‘no' It: hill rc-u-nlin.
M~~_____—__
FASHION SHOW
WORKERS OPEN
HEADQUARTERS
Plans for Layout of Ar-
mory Completed ——
100 Prizes to, Be'Of-
fered ’to ,Girls
Through the courtesy 0! “10
South .\orn'alk Trust Company. "‘0
American Legion-lied Cross Fashion
Exposition Executive liendfl‘lul'lu‘fl
will ht,- opened at 53 Washington
sit-(ct. and then activity livthe star:-
lll; oi’ Norwalk'g his annual etryit
v.. in in in full swing.
i' lans (or the lag-out of thoh "or-
u ill. Armory have been comrlwm‘.
as all space thot is to be occupied
by the Exhibitors is sold. lite ; tiS
that are to uppsar‘durlnr: the ( 3pc-
sition hate been I"!!! thfll‘ respec-
the dates, together with the signing
of Joe Santlay and His Hand. Chick
Winters and His Bond and W. Allen
Sehofield and His Classical Jazz Or-
ch ra. of twelve men. Which or-
oh strns will supply the musical pro-
gram:
adore costuma of the early per-
iod. urived today. and soon a num-
bet- or miniture munnlki-ns depicting
these costumes will be on dismay in
one of the local windows. - Much
suction is being given to this part
9‘ the program. as the preseniailon
of early modes and s'yles on livinx
models is a. feature that is creating
considerable attention throught the
country. and Mi. 8. Burgdorr farm
on. Style Show producer has pro-
mised the American Legion. a. dis-
play of unusual magnitude. . There
will be 100 ticket. prizcs.
He Saw Nomination .
Of Abraham Lincoln
CHICAGO Feb.17.—Addisou G.
Proetor. last of the delegates to the
convention in Chicago in 1860 which
nominated Abraham Lincoln for the
presidency. died here yesterday at
the age of ST.
-—Senttnel Ads. pay.
Store Keeper Says He
Was Overpowered by
Bandits as He Closed
BRIDGEPORT. Feb. 1. —Kid..
implied. robbed and then left on EU,
deserted countryI road. that was the
unique story told to Sergeant 1'.
Arthur Salmons o! the Third Pre-
”cinct station by J. Harenstein at 2“
Midland avenue. who runs a grocery
store at 294 Brewster street. former-
ly owned by Alderman Brady.
At 8:50 o'clock last. night Maren-
steln was looking up his store. As
he turned around. he says. he was
confronted by a. masked man arm-
ed with a gun who ordered hint to
step into an automobile uniting in
tront of the storv‘. As he refused.
the bandit was joined by two others.
also armed: one of them wearing a
tuxedo suit. They together ott‘t‘o
pmtvred llnrcnsiein and carried him
into the car.—
They sped off 'driving for about
half an hour. their victim blindfold-
o-d Mi that he would not non: the di-
rection of their truvwl. Finally they
stopped on what llarcnstein latvr
discovered to lie Tunsis Hill toad.
”m‘ ‘lthrew him behind it. first. “rapping
employed in tho Alain street lflllthihlnl up in a blanket
'ing himself. liarv-nstcin started
I
l
i
llOlSu \‘ on. ‘
luing ii
li:-mlt;. van in J. ipin dining the f...
U1" 3 \VilI-III-
:llnpi.‘ :ui‘i;
rnld.
.lzips killed;
floilting'
l!
’ktato executive conference It nil-sat
Here they robbed hint of $23.“. in
cash and several checks. ’l‘hcy eur-
ried their \ietim to a stone “all and
After unly~
Iii:
lone “alk tn Bridgeport. and short-
ly In fore midnight he made his ll-
port to the police.
ZCOMMIITEES ‘
NEAP AIPEPAI'I:
DEFENSE ROW:
l
\\'.\.<lll.\'l.'IO.\' Fel- 'i.---Til’:
t~ nine of III- ll itIt-II s :ilnuai'z lI' ~
[inst fort es htld tlm :«ilthliun 0:
t“0 thulthI-mxlonal tnmiiiltters i0tl.i\ ;
lwith the House .\lilliaiy
;-~(Iitiiin.; Ihi unitim-rsy in
suntc hearings on th: Furry I'lII
crcntr} -i unified air r“l'\iC€.
The. llmisu~ .\irvI-Iit‘t t-oiizmitz-t. at
lIi- .\amc limo. ill midiiinn In ronIIIt-‘
(IDI‘II Ill:illll;1‘~ li.i-I ..l'l;'llu"(l:
:i spm-lzil ix'i'viiitv noon to rt»:
rr-ite «:onl‘I-lt-nlial rt‘u‘onnnvndulionfi
from Secretary “'m ks mul Sct‘rvtury
on lilatii- of their l't'rpt‘t‘tht'
departments. tor ImtIuIi.il durum.
annlifit :ittlrlts from ilv- air.
Itriiratli'r-‘Erni I'ai .\lltvln ll. Racist-
ant :Iiniy mt- riiiti' and -cntrai ii;-
In ”it t‘v‘Intr0\i>rs_\' i-tlricvi up by
th( (‘I'lllllllfit'h him-lugs and Theo-
dore Hnuscvoli. former Assistant
Sv‘t‘l‘l‘l;|r.\' (if llic NI(\)‘. \\ D‘l't.‘ the W"-
lJtII‘Il ll) ‘thc Military com-
.\.I
;lt'\\i S
llill Itt .
i‘oltiit»! ILuoE-ui'it told ”it: military
("‘Tlllliili' «- it would be a. “gram: min-
takr” If the atniy and nzny air scr-
\ir.».~. vu-i-e united as proposrd in tho
prelim; Furry hill. .\Ioniy bi.“ ed by
such :t Sivp would TlL‘ {also economy.
ln- said. 'I'lu- Mil is opposed by tho
illilllilllhllfillt'll and favored by Gru-
trnl .\Iltcii- ll.
Collins’ 1 "
H.‘nntinurd from Page one.)
ion gshatt, Marshall basins worm-I
:1 consecutive hours.
The complete suspension of eitorts
to remove Collina' body was due. it
was stated. to exhaustion or the
workmen and a. desire to have llicir
strength for a final cfoi‘rt sum-- time
today lovard removal.
H. T. Carmichael. director t-( the
3‘1““ operation .und other oiliciuls
connected with the ht-scuc “urk. rev
tired to their tents for their first
rest in many hours. Considerabie
prosreu has been made during the
nixht. Barring uniotsetn diiticul-
u... Collins body may b' rtcuwrcd
oi- freed suffiictrnt to Dcrmil «"lli‘u'
union of his legs, some time today.
it was predicted.
Rescue work has reached a. point
where experienced miners. however
willing to risk their lives. were but
0! little use in the natural pas-saxo-
wuy. The going has become so
rocky, mushy and. extremely, dan-
gerous that. only one of the‘ three
best cave workers cxprcsst‘d a. do-
siro to continue the work until Col-
lins was removed.
A second veteran Cil\e worker
agreed to work until noon while a
third was understood to have de-
clined to enter the passageway ,
again. ’
Because of the hazardous forma‘
tlon of the strata there apparent-
ly \\ s little triante to timber the
natural cruicc.
Uny one cre v 0: experienced men
no“ is available for serxice. Dr. \V.
0.1‘unkhouser. state zoolociat. said
He added that another crew. head-
ed by‘a man “ho was active in. the
nist days of the rescue work. might
be formed. but that. care men fumiv
liar with underground pnmgewaos
were badly needed.
Four men selected by Magistrate
H. 1“. Turner at 9 o 'clock this morn-
ing went. down into the rescue shut
at. the instruction of J. Lewis Wil-
llams. conimonweath's attorney, to
milk a report to him and identify
the od\. The detailed report will
be 3“ en to a epoéinl corners jury.
....___.________
HERO. 105, DEAD .
ltAVA.‘.-\.. Feb. 17. Antonio
Hidslgo 1' igurera a. hero of Cuba's
wai- of liberation in 1868 and 1885.
is dead at Manunillo at the age or
105 years. y
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REALTORS TO MEET. ~
The Norwalk Real Estate beard
wiu hold their meeting tomorrow
evening at 6 p. m. at the Elite 0!
West avenue. A delegation will be
probably appointed to attend tn
lord; February 21.
Shop 5?
' clarv‘wl
coiliniitlu i-
of Frank K. Kellogg. of Minnesota to
.vusslon iodav at the lite-elm; of the
'lwamio‘
Latest Wall
Street News
Believed rWritten ‘By
Mrs. Budlong . From
H e r Semi-imposed
Imprisonment
By Associottd PM-
NEW’ YORK. Feb. 17.«Witii Mrs.
Milton J. Btidlong. wife of Milton. J.
Budlong, Vice—president of the North
Central Texas on company. reins»
in: to give up her sell-imposed ini-
prisonnient in llt‘l' husband's apart-
mcnt here. too notes cpllini; for aid
and puiportin: to hate been “rit-
tcn by \lrs. Budlonf: wore mum! on
the street under hu- window. .
The notes. fucsiuiillcs of “Nth are
printed by the New York American
lodao‘. were found slurred in u. man's
shirt bearing the: initials "Al. J. 1:."
One note declared that information
had come I. the wrlti‘r that lIll‘c'.‘
men here expected to break into the
nparinit'nt. "I hlec llu “valuing."
the note continues, "it any harm
comes to m.- it will be Inut‘ili r an I
shall not l‘f'bisl. if I do not call iii--
tictt'rpapt-rn at’tt-r Thursday, g'vl‘
some ,‘I‘nt“"‘llillgfl to not llll’."
The other not" r-mist
"lirlpi .\‘otify nt-nnptiprrs; .
Efforts to pr-t’stin-lv .‘lrs. liudlongf
l0 lrzuc tlI-r .'I||«.il‘Illl‘.‘llL tun; made
yesterday by Abbott l’hilips. oi Prof
Ndynu . l:. l.. attornvy tor .\lr. llud-l
long in the tinsuect .«t'ul sul' for «~-
paratlon lll't'iluhi oy .\iis. litidlonz in
”W Rlimie Island t‘ntli‘lc‘. .\lrs. lltIvl
long declined to Ira-in and disadv-
ilint .\ir- \‘.oulti ml in! l'r-nl
II' 1' llllL’Il' in: poison-ml" In!
on “:lI- I'.
lit r :iunl. .‘.il.~.~ \\'il.~._m.
port_ I, 1.. “as. sainl in ilil‘l' unlit-l
.\lr. I‘llllil‘h' llll‘Sl'L‘t'rsltIIl in an -ii’oriI
to lim- her nit-cc i". turn. to Newport.’
FRANWELLOGG
NEW SECRETARY
OF STATE SOON
f":
ttould lin-
"Ini'
Ne “-
tn?
Senate Confirms Nomi-
nation—Succeeds
Charles E. Hughes—-
Take ()gce March 4
WASHINGTON. l-‘vh. i'.’.—-—\\’ithout
i-eicren-‘o to committn- or it vole--
raised invopposiiion an the "our, the
Senate ha‘s confirmed the nomination
succeed Charles l-2. Hughes as Secre-
tar)‘ of State on March 4.
Action on the nomination came
unexpectedly yesterday after t‘hair‘,
man llorah 'of the Port-inn italzitions
committee, i-lianking his original in.
tention to take up the appointment
in commiitc today. obtained unani-
mous consent for its consideration
without. reference to commI too;
Confirmation was Witt-d without 5a;
roll call. and eliminating reference?
to committee “as in line with Stun-tr
precedent in noting on the nomina-
tions of former SeIiiiluI-s.
PRIVATE ARMS
MAKING CONFAB
By (.\.«ovlatd Pro».
Gl-.‘.\‘l2\'.\. Pub. 17. The l lliYI-Ii
Slates “as again the (:vnft'r of dis-
of Nations commission on
disarmament .t-uilcd to deride
whether the time had united to
t‘on\oko an intrrnational c0nferrnv~
for control of the Pl'l‘i'l" manufac-
illi‘c ni‘ arms.
The discussion was the result 01
a. statement made last night. by:
Ronald .\icNeill. British mid-r soc.
retary of foreign affairs. at a secrt
session.
AT TELEPHOS 15 C03 FERENCI’Z
Three members of the .\‘orwnll;
branch of the Southern New Ln;-
laii‘d Telephone Company are nttend- 1
ing the gcncral conference of the:
board of-lihc S. N. E. '1‘. held iti
Hartford today. The conforon'eu is
u. quarterly one at which managi-
mcnt and uorkeis discuss tomput _. ~
problems. Representing boron“.
are: Minx Helen Cahill. bummer.
clad; Miss Evelyn Quintin: traffic;
and I‘uffick Burns. plant.
.\'().\'~SI'I’PORT CA: -2.
The no -support case 0 Hart)";
Solomon. (is continued until Satur- ‘
duy morni . after hearing the ten-
timony of certain nitncsses in the
downtown city court this morning:
before In so George H. \“Oihurgll
Other “it cases will be su mom d
to appear n court at thamti e. At- 5
torney do! n J. Cunco rep esenicd
- _. ‘l’
MISS SELLECK Inn-rial: :
Mrs. on leg- Sense . rho recently:
suftered tall and ratctumd her
elbow, is oint 3! Mn. Sellsck
was' able 0 resume or- ii
organist a the Norwalk Cc
iional ch ch Sunday.
LEGION:- ‘E‘I‘S'rllls- .. at
The - , GGodtreyP-r
American Won will hol- their
recular meeting this av .I.. . in.
their me n: quarters in I d Eel:
lows hall. ; nth Main street non»
tine‘busin will come - “re the
meeting .‘ this time.
ngregn-
| G
No. 12.
. i'0\ try
't-ri.
III~i _'-'
uties as i
Quantum
NEW YORK. Feb. 17.
prices displayed considerable
xularity at the opening_ of today ul
market... inability or unwillingness!
to meet arsin cells resulted in fur-I
the: selling in some quarts rs. Good-l
— Stock
irre-
Irich l’ubbcr. General Llectric‘ and'
:Great. Northern preferred each los-
_ing about, 1 1-: points. The fl
sale of L' 8. Steel common “as 5 .04“!
shares at 12 3 1-2. off 1- l 1:. 5'I
Cast lion l‘ipt- opened a point high-
er and Texas and Pacific nioud up
1 3- is.
Good bunny support was not long
in torthconiius. and the market rul-
llcd soon atttr the first batch of
otoiniglit soiling orders had been
absorbed. l'. S. Cast Iron 1’ 1pc ex.
it-ndcd its early gain to four points
R title .\Im-ricau Can. .\l 1\\\L" .\iot-
ms .\.. .\lack Trucks. Radio Lhit'lpbl-
«lion and Colorado Fuel iuoxed up
1 to l. 1-: points. To t‘t'w‘ addition-
ul remissions wen- limited, to true-1
lions. Foreign exchanged opened
irregularly. til'lllulld strrlinx yirlii-,
ing slightly to around $4.7? and
l-‘rcnt-h francs Iiiakint {mum-r n.
cou‘ry to around 5.35 1.; ecu”.
.\oon.
\\'Itit olllrliil‘ buying .Iiirai-lml lit
lo“. r priun
oi pool opuatioiis. lho morning I" -
reached substantial ltropnr.
lions. L. S. Cunt
it points and 5"“
his four.
\u-il .\IUIOIs .\.. .\inirr'iiati
int: l‘iilwrsal i'ipo prt-teri‘m,
I'Onl. Radio Corporation and
Him Cereal mn\ml up : to ~_' 1.;
titi‘actto carrying rnllrnhq
“'Y"" “01“.". but other ralls.inipru\-
”"31." .\i‘llll’ll; \I'us i-tinflnq-d It) .)
Trw issui-s. (:t‘nl'i‘fl‘ .lm tric"sliiiidinxl
“‘lill a drop nt 1 pullils. The n.-!
ll' “1:! rill” on rail Inon- ) tun umrk-l
Ml tip to 4 per c-‘iit
loconi 0-:
Du,
l'os-:
.\n'l
l.)isturb I)eace; HeaVEHYIJU ".01“, Truix. garage m .\lain
Fined in Local Courtl
tint d $‘.'- and _
costs and .\nvirttv San-.2: 320 on thr j
Ichairv or branch at thr iii-ace. inf
til.» timinimtn rily l‘ollll this Iiimn- ‘
In: I) .ltivlev t‘uvorgi ll. \‘osliui:.'i
'i‘li. two nirn “crc nrnetml onl
.'.:nt‘a.\' nixht. by Patrolman [Fromm
a? lint South Nor-milk Lunch. when:
.\II\ Tnultas “as
crust-Hi n disturbance.
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'Ior is built}. attended by llr. 1'.
mm ”L“—
:ind with a rvzfuitiptioit3
l°rori l tpo so: trod 5
3 0| It Shipbuiid-l
'lt. \us and i‘m- Iliv‘. Al- n- “°”'“ "0"5" ""‘l I“ 'aRo in .\l Kin‘i- _\
murmur butter in AL adow street. cost 34"".
Iihr
their
t'lost‘d cell.
WITHOUT FOOD; IS RESCUED
DEN\ER. Colo.. i-ob. T’.—wxm.
out food save for will" or has. and
\tiihout. “our. for 88 dun. J C.
Taylor has been reocutd from be-
neath n. hay-tack on a ranch near
Parker. Colo.
Emaclated to a decree “hire no
“-115; pill-e was to be nmd. the 25
y'l‘ul old '1cnderfoot" \\ ho lost too
of his 175 pounds during the Onion!
was t-xpecttd to recover phwicians
declared today. ,
The case. annost without paralltl
in medical sciente has attrsttcd tlu
interest of Denver physicians. Ta)-
5.
t oiiicl oi Parker. 8 \illuxc -5 miles
from lirre.
The story. gl\('ll wlth much rut
lucfanoe by Mrs. M. C. James. wife
of the owut'r of a ranch at Park 1-.
“dates how Taylor. a stranger from'
the eilfii‘ Joined a crow of “01-ka“
rtni- the James ranch early last
Notwmlc-r. lining; a “It-Iidcrfoot" hc
“its the \iclitii of a practical Juka'
.._. --. _-. __.___.-._
lo svcure some
“titer.
howe\er.
suing or
he \\
Ioiiil
stalks of hay in the ttark.
Taylor. lie was too need:
One foot “as frozen and
fluttered
rosuro.
clothing to shreds.
perpetrated by his fella“ \\ oi‘ki. .
-—-I:ons of the open spacei- of :1
west. They ilild Taylor that liv . . _
the exact image of a man .‘ll' 12".“
officers “ere
serious char." .
searching for I'll
llooomiin: t'riL'lxv-
I‘d Taylor hid in n liaystuclt on 'I 5.
James ranch.
l‘r.
iii If:
tins! tcn dais.
'I‘ailor rcmnliird
For the
hell Silltl.
(In: .
liuystack prison during the (I!i}ll'_': v
Venturing forth only n‘ I;I,‘l:l.
tilts ot‘ food and
lit“ became so “oak: : - 1!,
that he “as unable
Ioaxe the haystnck and for the
"‘ or 38 days. he is not
many. he remained \\IIIi"‘.'
or “:l'tl‘. t-licnint: on 'lw
hours.
to
ch-
-‘~"it
ranch owner Iti'i‘l
lo Sin 5'.
he }~ .4
terrible agony i'rnm . ..
Field mice had L'natiwl it ~
\Nhen the
PERMITS FOR *
SNEW HOMES!
Building Inspector George H. Hall-3
btll lei-turd the following
tut-mils this morning:
'l‘lir-mlnre and “'llliain
ll'llliillig
Smith. sI\
plav . (-051 3:. firm.
Franco \nzionv. iuo family lltJIISk'
in Spring Hill avenue. cost 87.5“".
U‘I‘ tim‘omu .\lstiao. shmglo side
Ilrazzio ’l‘ncri. garage
ton “\Fnllt'. cost 33"".
.\nello Dr Marco. In.»
:illvl griram- in Horton
rate“
l‘nuiinv
Int-ms in
in Inning-
room limits.-
rll‘c". t‘tiu‘
Hertz. stnrr- and
Winfield s'rwt rest
up: rt -
S»,
at. -
.ur li~\T_ [Ruin _
ll 1 n Y. howling. liousr
Ito“ ayton Beach. cost
ill". 1'
T\\O l'IUSUSL'RS SHUT HLIU I).
.\I ’I‘C‘V. “L. Till It.—T\\0 ‘Ir];-
tifit‘rs \‘ill .\motlnrovl to death in
tilingt jail at llartiord last
Mrhl “ hen smoke from a tire in
bedding filled tht‘lr tightly
y
.
m - t ...—G.
“SUPREME OF ALL EVENTS”
auxiiIii-t “illinm C.
this \ l'_\.
Land and Title
Ad In lht‘ Superior Voizrt in l
port
llnnhs
Ill"
Lulu]
:idtnnv-ui that amount I" )'(ll'l a.-
'0 .‘I
property on‘nld ltv
ll‘illtl
Flax llill
road.
many times the \trdll‘T
Judgi-
JUDGMENT FOR
MONEY LOANED
10 YEARS AGO
Foreclosure for $12, 932
Awarded Against
Trustee of R o t o n
Hill Property
A fut-i .usu'e Judciitctii LI 3.; '-
Shiil'. tr ir-l- " Iii
fator of I?!" I.t. lizil'
('Uitiprirvy. \l'lS gI-v
liulc'
\\
Ill
.\‘rri-rtI-‘U iv) Jud-g; .‘clin
'I'iii\ jllll‘hll i ii'.
.iIIl'KHIIlIll l-y
and THIN t'rinilmi ).
“a: giuli‘.‘ Lilith
ill: l‘:I?;.'-imi'
and It in.
u
liottin ll
.\ll‘. Shaw.
Shfl“ ounx 11’; lil‘lr‘s of it;
.it Rutnn llill. cxn-ndlng iii-I
road in lht‘ “(intuit 1“...
This property is vuluud
granted
develop! r of the
.\II.
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Banks.
lib.
Norwalk
Armory
3RD
ANNUAL
March 1 6th
March 2 1 st
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ON A SCALE NEVER BEFORE ATTEMPTED
’ Sponsored By
Frank C. Godfrey Post 12
AMERICAN LEGION
.\‘orwalk Chapter
AMERICAN RED cPoss
Benefit of
WANTED
.100 YOUNG LADIES TO SHARE
IN 100 GRAND GIFTS
This is not a. Popularity Coupon. Sale of Votes or any other s'o~csl.led Contest. yo
ladies wanted are to assist the kmerican Legion and the Nomi]: Chapter Americana 323
Cross in their “Fashion Exposition Ticket Campaign. " smpsign
women residing in rah-field County. but not more then 100 will be accepted.
are to be awarded. making every entry sit absolute Prise Winner.
That:
The
is open to all
100 Prizes
From Alexander’ s
FIRST PRIZE
BEAUTIFUL BEDROOM SUITE
Home of Goodwill
Furniture
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SECOND PRIZE
Hopecbest
Filled _With Lingerie
ll.
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36-Pieee Toilet Set ‘
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OTHER BIG PRIZES
” ' - _ SpaeeDoesNotPei-mit'l‘oljst
EVERY WY AN ABSOLUTE PRIZE-3 WINNER
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