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92p; Hon'orary
Lx...ill)1'il 21 Set
Afi‘airaTo Aid
pilill
. :5 Farms phil-
>pred the hon-
tllc 1925
- Charity ball
.gmg for the
1.121 for the
a
.l meeting last
‘ :;lun Council
1.111150. 22 '\Vest
April 21 an
-".d e: the State
- :zu-. through
1 . wry C and the
. .\. C. N. G.
1... made this
-i or the com-
upproxlmately
' .‘I‘ C. in this
held next
South Nor-
:"ilflls rooms
1.- 121‘.)le and
L‘Zilfled. Pre-
'11:: the music
, _: wul prove of
~ “31:1 in pre-
lms re-
1- .-; coopera-
.. .1025 that con-
’-:.~ of other at-
my ball pro-
itpse. as a so-
-.~'~. the two
*rors at the‘oourt ‘of Versailles. is
- - ——-——...', .: ‘
cenca-ot wrung. Ball at a:
reproduced in “Janice lie "
station Davie's'a new Commute
production" at. the Regent Theatre.
:Every detail of this beautiful2
scene has been faithi'ully ended.
curately constructed by noted ar-
tists and skilled artimns. from- the
smallest .eandelahrum to the. mas- H
sire mirrors; and the scene at
the French court. 'whermBenja- .
min Franklin pleads for ald‘ for.
the annex-lean cause. is one ’02 the
:nost dealing or ‘any notion pic- '
ure.
Lillie Baywardgadapted. Paul
Leicester Ford'svstirring romancr
of‘the Amergan {involution to the
screen. and EM Hopper di-
rected the production. distributed
by Metro-Goldwyn.
_ REA]. l-‘SIATE
Fourteen real estate transactions.
were recorded with the oflico. 0!
Town Clerk Herbert R17 Smith tor
lhu past week. '
Angelo Dehlarco to Roman E.
Stumpf and wife. lot and buildings
\i‘iiton avenue. .
Almeda J. ’I‘lchenor to-Louis Tic-
henor. :3 lots and buildings. “'in-
lieu street. ' '
Alberta A. Betts to Helen B.
Adams. lot. Roosevelt street:
Ralph-B. Case to Catherine Foley.
lot. Rowayton Beach. .
John L. Gardens to Angelo De-
Marco and wire. lot. Norwaik park.
Ralph E. CaseSto Rose A. Big-
gins. 2: lotd. Rowayton Beach.
Ralph 1:. Case to Mary A.-John-
son. lot. Rowayton Beach. _, .
Charles Sigsway to Henry W. Gre-
-Acoompanlets~: Kept
.. ApartDImns Week:
~Abeolute secrecy is the ,watchword
of m. Emanuel: according Luna-
torles every Tuesday droning. ‘erav-
ily veiled. la’dies‘Idash 'down deserted
corridors. and dodge hurriedly
through quickly closed doors: pus-
aled radio opcratora‘alt in 'a locked
antechem‘ber‘and modulate the 'pro-
gram coming from a microphone to
which they havenoacoess: a. won-
dering orchestra play: Incomi-
manta for aslnger hidden trom them
by a heavy screen. and elevator men
and electriciaps stand in little group:
with complete bewilderment written
large on their faces.
The -Radio Music Memory Con-
test. inaugurated by the Brunswick-
Balke-Coiiender Company on Feb—
ruary 3 through stations WJZ. New
York; \VGY. Schenectady: “'RC.
W'ashington. and KDKA. Pittsburg.
has brought into existence the most
uhique broadcasting methods ever
employed. With hundreds ot‘thou-
sands of listeners in every part of
the country competing for the 85.-
000 cash awards to be given to those
guessing the lurgestnunlbcr of art-
ists‘ names and compositionadt is
imperative that. no whisper ofxtho
identities of the sitters leak out
train the Brunswickatudios.
For the first time in radio history
an announcer introduces an arL'st
whom he cannot see. "The announcer
is seated in a tiny room separated
tron: 'the broadcasting". studio by ' :-
i
“-
Althou'gh Wyoming consider: its governor, Mrs. Nellie Tayloe
Ross, as completely its own, Nebraska claims her, too. She llyed
a
”on. of : the. important. into.
brought oat,w’aa the ap _ to
cmotthatwopropoaadparhs. P.
Lg. Buttrieg bf Now .stan. a mem-
ber of the .Cdnaecticut hrestry as--
would mused)” to by
mm preosodhgs and 'that
mother "30.er would be‘needsd to
develop ‘it..‘ com other hand. it
was reported the Sixattord Point
M. which condsts of-about
zoo-acres was valued at $3.500 an
acre and would coat-theme about
"00.090. » _
Wheeler Loss.
.A motion made by Representa-
tive ‘ Charles -E. Whaler 'o! Strat-
i'ord- prime mover for ‘the Strat-
ford- Point location. that the asso-
ciation rescind its previous 'ac'tiou
favoring Sherwood 'Iaiand fro the
Fairfleld county project met . with
defeat. . ._ — - .
-Opposition’to the Sherwood Isl-
and project. which apparently bled
favor with a minority of those pres-
‘ent. was led by George W. Gair and
Erwin M. Jennings. who were ably
supported in their arguments by
Representative Sarah ‘— B.-Crawford.
J. Schiott and others of Weatport.
The chlef‘oppoeltion as expressed
by the groupthat decried the Sher-
Wood Island propositionvis‘ that es-
tablishment of the park on the isl-
and would bring' hordes of New
Yonkers there: that outsiders would
probably be . more~ benefited than.
Connecticut people. and that prop-
v erties developed during. the past tif-
tesn years .or more would be greatly
damaged. as would be the town 0!
Westport generally.
Proponents of the island ‘parlt
project argued that the isaueewas
“the right of thousands of Connecti-
cut's cttlaens as against thoser o! a
cartian'few property owners at the
Greens Farms section." where the
island is locatEd.
' Vrge Need of Park. ‘
_. .There. were several present to
point to the urgent ’needs for a
state park tor ,Farineld county.
layouts m... m1 *5; nmmmekm’ in. .. . ._ . . ‘
cmmyqpug Governoras'iewfl'
a, DOROTHY oooeus ‘
ewe, 1925. by m m arm W.
JOSRUAcrasevu-yoascaned “Na'mem
he waited patiently.
by.
“Josh. was big.and'burl! his decidon. “I'd rather
witbtbsklndetredhairtbat thandoilupoarbotday
vebsenrunvled You baton yourbsst
roam-
the:
actuatin- Daphne treated the""3“"mm."’“‘"""I
m
lineal in the world and W Daphne‘s ’10.“ M wooded
abaaaelnedtorogardhimasinsta “10 Itewed forward to
big, solid doormt. Josh aborb'od but no Iooner were they
bar hindaeases and forgot the rest. Mmmhormmm
He felt moonably sure that in the normal. ”WI-m self. ‘~
end Daphne would give herself body Andrew was down}, 3.
and soul into his safekeeping. and
Nobody but Josh knew that Just _ _
outside the city limits on a sunny tuhzumhtfi 3:01;; MM
hill thereby a bungalow. with wide m
lawns and flower mans and a We tint 0’ sunburn that
toenail: playins against thonglorio
ous distance at great trees. e had
once seen a Watteau canm while “0" an“ ““1 him. "I“!
outing a glance through the Lon-
don art galleries and bad Just pio- ~
lured Daphne in such s. setting. and “"33” ”‘3 hurried ‘0 010'
of. course himself somewhere class
Daphne bad heaps of (“national
What pretty fascinating gill has‘
not? But always she drifted back
to the great bulwark that was Josh.
as had not worried much about heart in it.
n}.
”‘ummm mwmuuamu
”wwwmupmmmww
b.‘ Lb“! mull; b. H. kflwmmm’ _
wasaaaygoingandhindly. bewantedtogtyoberan‘asu
Inbiaheartothearta m
0:10.. "mtmrng tor the first time. for W.
wmmmwgmnmubamoc
Wit-can . Wm m‘mlchamandmanlinau. Jed:
thathiacastlebtdreau
mngMW¢,tnmblethathy.andbswentfi
violet with blachlashasandamoat that“ them"- a.
. mommotcbombusbs Daphne's-exquisite a
onlyreachedJosh'saboulderwhoaMofadreesandawlds
shading in her little flat-hsdsd hat shadowing the dos.
shoes.
5
l‘
3.
her eya. No wonder
'sturntohnoa
ii
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all
..
most wonderful dancer. Ho <
soulfully and respectfully into
eyes but—Andrew rocked at
d.—
and a be:
then ‘
was not guilty of on bk “5
pbne smiled softly as she an“
and so“!
15' from the garden m.. '"
didn't take time to chant.”
it
'train and stayed on it as
|went. Then she walked
alongthe riverbanlr tenth:
of trees with some great rocks
ilay out on the river.
than fishing. but even if a “
bad been’on his line. there was .3
Daphno'aam
if
E
ii
in thlshcuse in Omaha for 15qu, and it was here in 190?. that '
she was married to her late husband. Mrs. Ross-is shown as she
appeared in 1900 and as 3‘” is Edy.
30“" lot. "‘d buildingc 3‘“ ‘Vumfi heaxy locked door: a tiny electric
been held.
among them R. A. crosby. secre- these ail'airs until the advent. oaths N am; in an arms at w. ._
Bertha. Haas to “William L'nholta. light is beiore him. connected to a
tary of the Bridgeport Chamber screen. at the handsome. serum- .JaHm... Dapbaeburtsa b.-
_ F E
g ‘.
I A "’ lot. Woodtu _ . of Commerce. who urged that the eyed. Andrew Castigny. Daphne . run. h"
ry avenue button—suitcb beside the microphone association reach some agreement simply went mad about him. Jew :1LL:I?BJ$::N herTwhitalldky_fl
7 ‘ 'I' IE'Il Estate of \Vasyl \‘ovak to 3.1. .
‘ - 1'3! in the studio. “hen the artist . ,
19:!” [C ME 20‘0\\:kl. 2 lots and buildings, Fair finishes each number the button is on the park project. Lnless a solid was certainly the doormat tors long arms we,“ up w ugh“,
._ .4 . n roun s.
c
I . ' 'ront was presented he warned period. ' i - »
. . . . . .Joshanochandsbelifted‘ lath
.- David Albrecht to Alex 139,950... . Ejrf-li-‘hzsdtgé"paegozgxtg:2:2: . BALFOUR FEARS TROUBLE IF the chance for a much needed lm- And during these ‘31qu days to he kissed. . -u'
. 2 ”‘3' Lincoln .psrk. ‘ the button is pushed again. the light, I » provenient might be lo“ forever. Daphne looked .t Joaha unruly rod The fishing rod floated down .1“
‘ .rn'wout .wr ,. h .g , . -. m, . . An effort was made by Harvey hair and his blg useful hands and. -
3‘ we: mm: cegwlofhnfij 1:133:25 stofiJohn -Drls- goes out and the announcer um .. '1“. 8‘5“" of Ridgedeld. collector bis broad [fill with comparisons in 180:3“. whéie Dull-:1: florid;
. l. 31. c. -A'rmorv W. 5' ' 85; ‘f‘°“.“°~ ‘3‘““5‘ ' or Connecticut ports. to set expres- her mind than did not bode well forim a: “m," "lg?“ “Linux“ _
Clarence‘l fine; 19100322: 3‘ Wm? . _ alone or sentiment from Fairfleld Josh. When Josh took hel- acrooa w w ,0“, kn", m. m
‘ "we“ Clarence I. Finch to Charles Sigs: “ Stamford Flght to Be county legislators who were present :w?::d.mm°rfnu‘:umm' litesaimh-plndyiw mwgr MI? ”I“! I”.
by: H. F. you... lean West avenue. I!!!“ her m .33 my to 5W on the sunny m “h p
where he wanted to take her and _
l
; .uaiic Illekt
a ,o » e ‘ . b invitati Preside I. 8! I P.
Aired in Council ; British Member of Imp 31 Defense Conlmlt- sin... or gloom. Luff ex-
. a o a lai ed 11 h h 6 Med
tee . sees Her Sldln ‘sfith RUSSla Unless filetnone‘ oft tn: intitedprgllgsta 0;: then let her go. Now. Andrew. on
Brought Into Security League no poll on the park .matter would be the screen would look questioningly
taken. and meat soultully into the eyes or
engineer. appointed by .Alde 93- -—-—-——- u “'as me in the dluuulon o: m. m. ladylove. take her an: gently
.; Sex-lice station records every- Phillipa. Jr.. Democratic mayor. two LONDON. Feb. l7__.'l‘he Dail_x-‘.Ceneva agreement and sets forth the .W!‘ project. after several had spoit- and wait most Wilmer tn;
" here always disclose a startling in. years ago. for a tour-weal- term._ and ‘Xail says that Lord Balfour. as a :llnes upon which the sub-committee on ’in favor o: the islana park. that traflc to clear 3:0" . 1?: h!
l Juli.- John- crease in the numberot fen“ calls the Republican Common councti. is member of the Imperial Defense believes the future security policy u]. oppogiuon took “RISING form. on and h . yloves O n
5).. ”mod, as soon as severe weather Comes. due at the next nlt‘ctlng of the coun- committee. has written an interim should be framed. Mr, Gair "70.3 to anawer m. at“. crossing.
”$11.3.” “£335.; Cold Weather Is
I". l". Snell:
’ 1: Vi» rt \Vlik' -
\
. STAKIFORD. Feb. 17.—-A show-
Hard on AutOIStS down between John “'lllialns. city
. ll
-~ 5' yen.
than heart at lettuce and sardinea' MOSS'AGATE
lulw‘lwg, New “Freezing up" is the motorist's cil on February :4. report upon the conclusions 0! the. Lori Balfour stresses the danger ment in favor of the island'location And invmbly '11.“ 10.21 took‘
prle nuimucfi ‘ Mr. \\‘illiams issued a. “augment sub-committee which was especially . of iellvzrzc Germany isolated 'to Join gdvanced by Juan sgmuel Davis 0‘ her to dinner he did all :15. 9114.2.
‘ Sl'hi‘WOOdll “Words Of‘ the emergency to“ breathing defiance 1" Which he (10- charged With ”18 examining of the forces. “'llh Russia. and. alluding l0 Dgnbury, Conn") [or the gage“. in_ n. m be: at -, ‘mt W.
;:V Claude ' service department at the Detroit elated he would not discharge James Geneva “SN-lenient 0“ arbitration The important part the chemists are lion's legislative committee. steah..aoma tine vegetables and a
AutOmobile club disclose some in- Laughllc. clerk in the department. and disarmament. . aspected to play i: future wax-Ere. Cites Opposition. 30.06 pnudding.
1,”. John_ ”resting information on the subject “m, moreover. qugmoned the rllhl This report. vihe paper under: poms outfit-loin: :dargelr ofd te;- Judge Davis had said that to all 'No.“he declared at her protests~ ,
22:1. James of motor troubles—information that of the Common councti to take from stands. ranks ““h Balfour: famous man) 9*?“ 5" ng em ca an ° ‘ indications the chief opposition ‘0 tiona. grouting girls require moreI ' .=
hears close scrutiny by manufactur: his hands the naming of the crew memorandum on interallicd debts. ’r fectortcs in Russ the island project in “.mp0"
. ‘ . _
....- , 4 ._ , . . 1 .‘ t . . inclnera- written in 192:. which formed the; If (:ermuny co-o ated in a se- for mu: m. You oat M...“ .- 3
.....ll. -nd. 31:1313:1;T1'32d39C1‘600‘xLD‘rL2k; who 2;: {23:22.22 3:8 "g; sending ‘ hasts_of the recent British note tulc‘dl‘il)‘ scheme. the tuation would celxgodn alround‘ogla..n:;- Chg; of it.“ And of course DIP“. did 00“”! talisman: gun is t:
‘ i ' '- am » H" ' . ~ . Th "“ ' ‘ 3“! tol moss agate. hi: the and-n
. n—m. Adrian ' the third kitten in the country. and lane" 10 ”10 chairmw 0‘ *1 COMIC" ane' '1“ matefiauy dme ‘ ° "9°" opponent to the plan. declaring that u “' 'u d‘ l w -
it reviews the past security policy. 'therefore conside it desirable to
indicates what is deemed the un-‘lrr-al Europe as an entity. not ex-
that workable character of the present citldlnz any large state.
Andrew. on the other band. would : d mw°vt°§owm "ugh" 3'" I!
have toyed daintily with some tid-I ° ‘° "mm“ ‘ ° ""‘3‘
am um might have nuance a in” “'9 “"m’d “ ‘1‘” a” ”'9 -
“nun u i, . to heel drum and avert disaster. "
So. when the great announcementl Th. ““33!!! he] beryl n th I"-
came over the city that there "Instal “fulfill!" cear ‘ 2“,“...2
to be a. novie garden party. andlmd to laziness and ' -
that I l to I co for mol'ndow the stones wearer with pha- f
_-; hung Foote. Ls records are kept that one can comnfittee “'hfl'em h" “and. “‘33 .
-~.~i n. Faults-1d, tell at a glance What the chief mfide dear"- approached at the right name and in
, . - Foote~ source of trouble is in almost any The 0113' i‘hm'lcl‘ prelldcs the right manner. his often demon-
”"pmaun'. 3;“- luilt. the city engineer 5111111 l‘i' SUDJCCI .strated public spiritdeness would
a ’ . 1
Th ‘- ll .- t'bi . d‘ - “to control of til-3 ( ummon council. ’ . .' vprobably have caused bin; to favor
_ _ e 0 was 4 e m... . an m I. ,5 undemod m... n... Comm... Bridgeport Se“ er Gets gGreemuch Man in ”he “ma wk.
Lump-503' \ “rating comparison 0‘ how_t coun ii at 'its 11 XL meeting will I ‘f A] h 1 Fl ‘ h ’ Will' \ir Bedford Mr Gair declared
'1 ».; ~ t b r ‘ i C ' ‘A l . ‘ ‘ ' ‘ '
i . Irxing.“l;altle:es \a \ 11 summer and in ask the C“). engineer to discharge‘ 9‘” Ga S. 0 c0 0 else man“ S iWaa well aware- o! the wv‘nm
’ Laughlln. and that this step will‘
he felt that had Mr. Bedford been
ical and mental strength.
. . sq» Jan. —— —'—"' and disadvantages of the island dollar “'3‘ all “a sundry “0 had: Red i _ l . bolic ‘E'
L \‘LL \' 7 1923 192 be followed by appointment 0‘ 8' BRIDGEPOR'F. l"u>l)‘ 1:..— Sin l.l:l:l:.\‘\\'vcn..l-‘rh. 17.—-l‘..\- the Plan- A WW“ meeung' he "‘em’d' u" douu' mph“ km' ”in tho‘couragesa‘nd 3km” griffin...”
. "_” . 0”. - - " '4 3‘0""3 “'O’m‘" ““0 “" “0“' “mph!" hundred gallons ox alcohol. :mnw~~i*-.\lll u! .lll!ltl:‘ Fitlschnmml. the malt recorded “'estport as opposed to the 0‘“ ”WW“. 0‘ h“ “‘0 ""9 ‘P‘l _ ' . '
“Home 3m.“ rlre iloublc .... . . . . . .. oh 0 . . . _ . M It was to be . ‘ those who suffer from inertia.
- ROu‘ of Fuel "4 S'l 0‘1 in an “No“mmg “amcny' "0‘“ out of 30 barrels. gurglod (10“11 Ul‘ tm;lnlxl‘uctuz-u- and sportsman. who Project.- The Greens Farms section. 113- . remen. _
l 14““ burr. I Q L-k l \ludW ' a; i, ever. there are said to be other ap- sewer m n." . f n... Coumy Con... Elm... at Miami. Fla». February J. he said .wa. unanimously OPVOOH to dons allair and the whole of the‘ Today's flower is the “bushland.
”.u‘“ n ‘ ' ’ ' ' ' ‘ licanta for ti o osition. , ,. . . . - . . . , the island rk. H. has in: raved city would dock to see the favorites moss rose. which brings harm.
' » ' C l'bu etor 8 ‘0 p l p *house building 393.0108) .EIIEIDOOD._JOS'.ph “ilehtre 01 Greenwich. and pa p I ..
. ““35. ‘39: T2“. 1,: """" W45 “Q" Edward Chadwick budding superill-*.\ilix c, Flelschmann. a brother. also his Drowns. which is on the island. °‘ ‘1” “3“: ‘n' “'1“ “m “Ignfi’mfnfm a" ‘° u” m
\ .,.»h,—.;~~ . ............... — . ~ ~ _ Ch.“‘lu. ”.3“ l I‘D“. _..
UQWQQ' r ' ' Can't Startt ......... 16: 675 AVVardS Judgment In ttendent. and EdiVal‘d'lsoVunO. of his l'x>t‘lllol'. a brother of the deceased lover a period 01 10 years. Estab- pa 0 w '5:
1*, r, s. l mu..."- and Ignition 5:: 73; ' 1 ’statt. olficizlicd. Likewise were ni' smut l:urhnra.Cai.. are bequeath- lighment of th enark would depre- ‘ ,
t 1 f0 “a? I i Miscellaneous ........ 35 20‘ Nom'alk l‘oredosure smashed l,»oltlvs out 0! :cwrai can...“ 3.0m- shures of the common $100k “3‘9 the value of “‘5 property. he . . - 0 ‘ ‘ '
1,-mgetoun. ! . ' ' ‘ '- and filled with 1m.» and stout. htgh- H-l‘ th- l‘irlschmann company. \'all- deserted: adding ”‘3‘ the best "181 town. 1‘ doesnt seem ”‘1" to melPlayed V1011“ for _ ’
' , . n i 1.0m” 4“ 1-4“ Foreclosure judgments awarded 1y charsfil “1m iii-cal a‘vohohc um} at “tumult for their services as ould be expccted with the coming to bare :2 other cities and towns; ’
" 113x43”: 'nd' ‘K h .............. bv Judge John W. Banks in Super- contents ' it'xevumrc. Thu will disposes of an 0‘ the wk “'0‘”! be “0““ 0‘ 0“" make ‘ WW“ ”Ce!" “h" it d0“ “m | RoomerS; Turns on G“
j . ‘6’. court Yoshwdm. included the The q‘op callous c' “who! were'cstatc valued at Smmoumuo and has elders. want. As‘a way out of this pecu-l )-
:.>lllp was t Greasy Hands Are , ‘ ' ~ , ‘ =1 . ' . ‘ _ _ 31.... mq m u... <tlrr0‘at9's omce. FOUOWing )ir. Gair. Mr. Jenn!!!“ liar situation I introduced the Strat-‘ _ ~ _ _ ,
.. 1 . ‘ followingi seized in Bi’lilg"7"ll Ins. DtCi‘illbtr Ul U » . b i ' . ‘ \lj“ XOR}; Feb. l..-—Helan
.2. .. a .3. had . l - _ ,, , _ l . - . . .,‘liilt-'u':l L 1 =chnl|°nxed the assertion of Judge ford Point bill. This tract is a\aii-l - .
‘ .n l-ulh tip Now FaShlonable' l-or $12.90) in i‘h‘ Path. of the when pOIIL'" urrrel‘ J Lliiph Million. - . . ‘ -
' ‘ ' ‘ . . - lQuinlan. 21‘. a stenographer.
Bridgeport Lon-l ”“d Tm“ L‘Omllflnl' of New York at). Ll truek «irlx cr iiv lot‘l stvutlun to charities. his 3:212; ‘fatnsttgillr:h;‘cr:{fxrsft:: able-It :o‘giked 3'; 91:03)::(r:: SEZE‘l-ame ht‘l‘t‘ from Boston (our mon
. ,. . . .. . , , .. , _ . . . - . . tats i . ' ‘ ‘
“ CHICAGO Feb 122—014 ideas “Emu; “”1“?” ‘33 f??? frusfif' Th" ”“9"“. 'd‘hmm‘fimim‘ .imaxm} ill?“ :01: ‘Zfiifiéfie l‘niir'ifif ' 3.3: Connecticut Forestry association front with mo acres in all. moo ~18“- ‘Mb 1mg“: dt‘adc‘m "m ”2.5”
‘ ‘ I‘ ‘ ‘ : : ' an Q err; 101' ti” I . n ‘e known. Sclmoul. luring to as- ._. m R. I. . -. 3 - her \‘est 7 t strce room 7 -
n K..\ .3501 (Iraduate’ ; of culture lune \anlshed and "I? case of the \\~est Side Dank against term 0‘ [he Grim...“ Superior C0Ul't.!01 ,, l‘e given to charities in Cincin- “as a good brief of th island “a or this 1, desirable high ground.
. - . . '. G was coca in tron: 8 _
'4‘ r" 7 idly are being replace-d with a no“: Eli Lesser and others: for $2.604 ' was conx'ictvd 1w 3 '[;r\' and 5.n.;n_lu. Outside of certain bequests. prose? :as‘ compare? with ““5 Slrat— It has highways leadin‘ ‘0‘ it iron; ginncctgd tube of i :eater. x "
l A L; .1)”. IS to V‘ ed i?“ l‘tsszlmo1:11;:2e'pgicatliczlgsleedus“; in the case “I the Norwalk Savings} ieuced to nine lxlr-mhs in in“ bl'v‘m‘mm‘mg ‘0 “hm" 33'5M'000' me or o n prop on. 1‘“ directions. The accep an“ 0 'the body lay a \iolln on which )8
, to. pre . - ;
society against Norm l-‘. Thorpe
“m" L" "‘n ‘0 ”‘9 children. 9‘" "pm any court ever entertain a this 3‘” is.“ practical way out of u Quinlin had played until 11 o'clock
and others; for $329.37 in the case
. brief setting forth only one side of nasty situation. There are “\‘0 parkliunday night while roomer‘e gather-
.au issue?» Mr. Jennings asked Judge‘ bulsfone must die. “'hut du you;ed downstairs to listen. A M. ,
DaVis. [want to do; kill the Sherwood ls-l . _ ha v "1d
Responding to . the chafings. 1.03 propositiom or the Stratfordi n8;t.;g‘s:i(ifi}aifxl:n “as pp, m.
Qamuel Brown against George A. L. that the companies which make upI lions than were ever before added to Judge Davis declared- that "this is a Point bili‘.’ There is no reason why -
"“73 “V9111 8 BT04“ industrial “Dd l’isher. the telephone system or the l‘nitcd the system in a single your. public meeting. and the chair has re- the state should jam the Sherwood _
mechanical ages? he said. “Labor peatedly called for remrh- 30 Island bill down the throat ol_ \Vesl-
with the hands no longer is looked _ R ' d s _ far." headded. '.‘l hag-enema only pen, You can't get an appfolpria-
. 1 - . 4 . “3'0 men get. up an 099036 l 0 tion {or Sherwood Island. ' bet.
Floods mandate N. Y. Towns as ecor now Thaws 5mm- . . m ‘ M mm m c... w an. ,
. . ’ ' ‘ “ . ‘ . .. ~- . . «... . _. c ‘ I l ' ‘ “wt” 3’2“" approprhtion- 3‘" 1 ‘30 b'“°"° 3°“. ‘~
g . ‘ ' . ' . ' “ Q. § / P . ; ' l“ "Some‘one has alwa I'D! 10 be can put the Stratford Paint park ’ ' .
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Gustafson. president of the convene
tied for vocational education. told of . George “.1 Northrop and others h 3
. . delegates to the convention here to- in“ Edgar J. Hill and others. The demand fer tolep one 39m“: ‘ 1 -
.; Idxjfgiilfugr da)‘-. GUSIRISO-l 1| superintendent Of m for ' 33,-00339 1n the case 0: throughout 1924 was so consistent ela'cs during 191‘s will add more sta-
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stam'pede (mm the white collar~ to
the overalls. Even the school
teacher has become a carpenter and
the preacher has left the pulpit for
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down upon. there has . been a
may:
H “ sacrificed When PPOI'NS‘V‘WPS in." across because Strattord wants the
\ ._ .. the plasterer's trowel at $1.75 an Judge Davie continued. ’i‘ic sym- park.”
1 “”1“ 12:8 big“ hour. The automobile has made pathized With Mr. Bedfords PM" : _ .
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'- . . ‘. ' reas ' hands the fashion. The war tion and hat of other property on n- .
E ' 1‘1.I.3::'1:r::& find its use'luln‘ess. in this and the ore oppo log the prohctu if: M? Liquor.“ Mukgd ~ ' , -
; ' "“‘ ~ ‘3 has hel d." , ' lord ha been: great pub bene- ' 99 ' The W“ “b.” w
. Tim. Marietta aeroplane De . factor. d it u to be regretted [h‘t “Glam; 4 Men Held “0‘ m pimples I“ m
‘ O’C n A his wish now must be. disregarded saw HAVEN. Fob. 17.—A aei's- the cum as quietly ‘
'--—--—— :OPDOSC onne .8 p for the nefit of the majority. he um of beer. whcih had been marked surely as a 50: box of Posh-l I.
. ~have never ' G R E CE > said. He ans'wered-the objection of glucose and place in railroad car- a m (I! M It b a m.
'TH.”?'S ”an“ . Ga—s - “:3: tfie’op'vobmon to the crowdsflthat for shipmentwa rtnight no. re- mud. yet goods. that you mend
‘ . . “ f“: ”a“ has 3051303» Feb1}‘F—At‘y’ifzgv'exstors - would "00" t0 the park by reciting suited in the arrest yesterday of four « see put in ~
' . "1f ' ‘mtnc “we! W 0‘ Worcester coun y rt] . . -' .' ' - I ~ . , that 40.000 people Who diaported at men. and issuance of a Federal war~ ‘ "It: At all . ‘
. " ‘ "7"? 3;“?! ‘3; in the wgt’ggfbfimyczm’ . 3 .. : g . : Hammonasaett State park at Msdi- rant for another man. The men un- ’
' 1‘ M “"3 mm“ 3°31” ° ° ° ‘3” . ' ' son one Sunday'last summer were so der arrest deal in coal. A hearing 1’ I 3 "M.“ 'II I.
..T°day they tseted in the federal court today orderly that only one policeman was was set for Rare): 16. .W eta n V“... V I ‘
- t .lrry. Just like against appointment of John-0Con- _ on duty “15".. ..-- - '4'! _
, ckiris played neu as ancillary receiver‘s: the con~ "It crowds are . nuisance. then‘ BREAKS m SHAFT . ;
5» L” .“hedu'fi‘ “6 ”"1 °“ ‘”° ‘mud manger”: ' ' Bridseport.‘ Nomlk. New York crrr muck 'D. x. 1.. Feb. 11.— 5
’ ‘ ’5 ”m 50' 05 3 . 1' m”‘ o I ”in " ' city. are nuisances." declared JW The ““3.in Cu, 01 'Taunton. 5
"' “-‘r— “‘5 appointed tempo till“: g Davis. ' "We a“. assume." h° “”0 bound from h‘ew York {or Bridge. ‘
- Delaware recentiyllon " p. on 0 "that the crowd that might frequent :
an . 1 Ronni company . port. Conn. broke her shaft when
tilns.r T00 FE... tigeBCit‘ietS: Sex-v 123‘“ “gfinnook sue-mod Island park would be as M“ c“, wmd "new”. 51,, my. m... 79; .f ml
- 5 ran ee. ‘ . orderly as those that flocked to . ‘.
Try ThIS—Reduce the matter under. advisement. Rammona‘saett beach." will 5° ‘9‘“ ‘f‘ her destination. .. it
In explaining .why he had intro. ‘ .g I
duced hla' bill into 'legialalure .urg- ' ae_
. .. .71! grow too fatare califomian (3503011 .
\ - ;. ' ing the purchase of Stratford Polnt ' ~ . > ‘ ‘
, fang 13:12:31; For Fdetal Bench for a 'parlt. Representative Wheeler OUR MID-WMTER SALE ‘
;.. ‘..\.\.1:; he wine to .WAsmNGTON- Feb. ~17_-—Adol- ‘14.. i , g _ -‘ .
’L‘ '. .;:v vac-n which is en- DhuI'F. 8t..8lll’d was nominal” 3’, o I havt.».c0m° ‘0 the. condwon . ‘ 3 . . ‘
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L: ' ' 'T'Ee‘bldesla??s £3116 _ 3h“ PM}? which 3°53" 3‘- '
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v " liruzzist or send Whit}! an. Habel Walker Win..-
t‘” ' '3 .moE; 03.. General Madelyn-tut Ittntnar 3:13.311“- _
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i’ a J 625:1; and pleasantly. ““99“?- had. a"
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porg has been greatly headlined by
Mr. BadfOrd who has made many
donations to thereto. .30 is one at
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