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llA'l‘Cll & BAILEY co.
Sheetrock-Comcii Wall Boards
_.‘ Colotcx Insulating Lumber. McCain
Shingles guaranteed for 50 years.
1
Marshall Siren So.
I“. S. LYON
I JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
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momma
WAR. 24
HARTFORD. Feb. 18.——Decluring
that he would prove that "the Am-
erican medical trust is behind the
plof",thc resulted in the disbar-
ment of some 170 eclectic practi-
tioners by the Grand Jury extra-
ordinary here a year ago. Attorney
\\‘. F. D. .Kilpatrick, of Bridzeport.
counsel for 42 of 60.0r more of the
doctors seeking validation of their
licenses l; Legislative action. indi-
cated to the Judiciary committee
yesterday that he would insist on a
separate hearing for each of his
clients. '
Earlitr in the day Benedict M.
Holden, forcmen of the lnqulstoriai
Jury that mude~the wholesale medi-
cal license revocations. appeared be-
fore the committee and succeeded
in having Tuesday March 24. set as
the date on which the medical
practice act revision bill and all of
tho validating bills will be called
for hearing. He intimated that he
Will bring out-of stain witnesses to
t»=-:tif:.- ici‘orc the committee.
More Money
utontium‘.
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From Page Unc.)
Emu so many weeks after
Christina: accident that crippled
Josephine Longobi'icco for life, as
the car in which she was riding was
struck at tin: Catherine street grade
crossing by .1 tr» iL'lll train. her story
finds willing cats. A lul" days ago
The Evening Sentinel told of her
progress in the Norwaik Hospital.
Roman Stripe
(‘anton Crepe
Special
$1.25 "‘1'
.. . Passaic Silk Shop
7—. 129 Washington 3:.
5:: - So. Norwalk
v.‘ Opp. {liaitn Theatre
;‘
g' PIGGLY WIGGLY
3:
. 12 mm srxsrr
li “
.” xoawstn. court.
i, '
Gas Ranges
Three Burners & Baking Oven
5:] 6.00
'—
ALEXAN DER’S
_ Good Will Furniture
,flfiflo. Main St. So. Norwalk
Silk Hosiery
FULL FASHION
j Mme. Jeannette
iflSo. Main St., So. Norwalk
1 a.»
. u t‘lm rgc.’
and more money began to come in.
“‘orthy t‘uusc.
The donation of tho Columbus Cit-
‘lZ'II'S Length. an organization of
:.-\m€riean-ltaiians_ was collected re-
éccn‘l‘y l~y i's .\i‘-_:idcnt. Rudolph
I liC/‘vl.
"We are Just trying to do our little
February 1". PCS.
“Editor '1‘qu tuning Sentinel:
"Enclosed you “ill mid Ten \310)
Dollars‘ toward the fund for Miss
Josephine Longobrlcco \\ ho was
.cripplod in an accident.
I "SENIOR GIRLS' FRIENDLY.
g "‘il‘flt‘l.‘ churt-li. Nurwalk.
,. "Bills. FLORENCE IiL'CK.
"Treasurer."
Tm: donation of St. Peter‘s Luth-
;-run church was forwarded by IV.
.I. Sir-phany of 41 Cedar strcct.
'l‘hc following acknowledgement
of the rsc‘ipt of the funds collected
throuzh The tuning: Sentinel has
hit!) rtccivcrl from Miss Todd. ll’t'ili-
juror of the fund:
"Received from .‘lr. C. '1‘. \VIII-
lame. secretary. Central l‘airflcld
Trust company. par» book on Ihnt
hunk showing credit of 31.07822.
The account nlnlltlu in the name of
‘Lnngohrlccn Tum], Committee in
and I. as treasurer. have
granted .auihoriu- to sign
whet-Le for cxpcmlltnrcs in behalf or
lJ-isophinc Inliguhrh-m. subject. how-
I
5 Alex White
‘ lie-I'll
'.l|“l‘ N. 50.
Telephone 2858
no .‘luin M. .Vcw (‘annmi
'l'clcphonc 660
‘7' Norwalk
{Pacific Coast Ara
gm raw
the1
l l'.-\l.\'Tl.\'G and DE! ORATING
!
February Sale
1513 reductions mei' our usual -..\-
tremely low prices on furniture
stoves and all household good;~
Come and 'Jllx‘” U-l‘ill'l'agf’. n.’ the
bargains.
M. Gutkowsky
m
Vacuum
Cleaners
" $1.00 ”m
"5.
”(VA
87 No. Main St. Phone 419
AtwatenKent
Freshman Master Piece
Gsrod Neutrodyue
Lafayette Neutrodyne
Radiola. Sets
Sold ou Int-y lv'rms
The Norwalk’s
Electric Co.
' ‘REO °"'
Passenger ,
an:
“”8 AND swrsssomrs
5 HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO!
_ av’s. - NORWALK
713 sun-ton ruoxs: tssl
’HERSHFIELD
Transportation Co.
'f‘ menses rename
, . y Service Between ‘
York and limit
snvmros
7.. -- memo
.13: “fl ‘
,V . ‘ ‘
. "KING AND OVI'LBIIAULING ‘
; Phone 29-1 f
11 No Main St. 30.)“er
‘50. Norwaik .‘
' o
_ Ans-u.— .. K d to
“Katie
3w
alimitfifll?‘
' 11am c
V then been long introduced.
.1’
£1;
13‘
Pacific Coast officials are considering means of putting c check upon the activities of the Ku‘
Klux Klan, which is now conducting s vigorous drive for members in that section. In; recent acre?
menial near Id? Angeles. 800 men were initiated. Ibo «motif-l is short.
over. to the approval of the commit-
too.
(Miss) JEAN E. TODD.
"Treasurer. Longohrlcco Fund."
Since that date a further subscrip-
iltlll of 310 has been forwarded to
Miss Todd. “hich will make the to-
tal as follows:
(‘In paSsbonk to Miss Tod'i..Si.ftTi.22
'F‘orwardnl lntv r
Senior 0 i r l s ’
Grace church ..........
Columbus (‘itizcn‘s leaguc..
Ft. Pcter's Luthlrnn church
I.-
‘hiv to help Josephine." .‘lr. Bovi
amid in turning over the chuck. "it Total ........ . 324134.37
ii} .1 vvry \Im‘lhy C'IUSL. and The Full Committcr. -
ilixcning Sentinel is doing :1 (tin-s Tho cuznmltleu in charge of‘iho
zthing in raising the fund." \ i'und consists of Dr. Ilcnrv K. \\’.
. TLC donation :mm the Grace Kellogg. chairman; Mia: John Todd.
ichurch was accompanlvd by the fol- treasurer: Mrs. l‘. J. Morrison. .‘lrs.
lowing letter: .Inlin i‘avanmzh. va. Charles A.
Marks and .ludgn Edwin S. Thomaa
Tin llvl—ning.§icnlinai. or Miss
.Todd. will in- glad to receive any
further contributions. and any per.
son or group wishing to aid Josu-
‘lrllln- Longnhriccn i~ lilt‘ilv‘d tr» .lv
i .-
OWNS
snow MANNERS
LIVERPOOL, hub. I=,-—Lmors'
and other tlIIt‘IliiH'lllh nlmilm:
manners and customs of daily life lll
thr‘ 17th Crilttiry which came
light i‘i-ccmiy lt'lltl in show that
nus rtflitomary in those days for
"pirsons of quality" to havc sets of
their own spoons. knives and forks.
in
tinn “lth an addition iuruio rccuntiy
taken to limitlun hull.
Mvntion of such a :‘tl is made in
the “iii of Mrs. Kulhli'lilo Ridge-
“:iv-iintu'u.‘ Mn]. 1'. INST. which was
among the .lucunwms 'li'rli‘t')‘i(l in a
the sum. Hint,- ago :it the» Four
courts. llulniin. Tin.- will mys:
"l l-mlllvtilll to the llighi iionor-
able lll'; Lord L'hiiu-I-lior my little
svlier of chrystul lruillvs item. lgive
:Inci'iv-qucath to m\ 1.:l'l.\l' of Elyv
my :uilt rptlul‘l' with the forks and
in ukuitc rullillvl- to ii." Mrs. llidgc-
luuy “as ulnluw ci' Gaorge Ridge-
!uay, eccrtlary vi the Irish council.
and the Lord t‘ltanct'ilor \vas Adam
Lot‘tus. Lord l.(-i‘tu:~ to lily.-
lior'wkc on HI-uiellv- and tulilo
manners \‘Il‘t war ti‘nrn being the
Pl‘t‘l'oltilil‘v o" thr- \'ittoii:in age. it
is rcxcaicd. as in 1063 there was
publishtd In London a book entitled
‘ "The Accomplished Lady's Rich
(Tlosct of Rarities." in which
i following; lllli‘S are laid uloun:
I “.\ gentlcwomun being at table
I abroad or :it home must observe to
‘kwop hrr body straight. and lean
i not by any means upon her cibowcs
: —nor by ravenous gesture discover
l a voracious appetite. Talkc not
‘ “hen you hav- mcnte in your
mouth; and do not Sillili‘lQC like a
tears stand in your eyes.
"It is very uncourtly to drink so
large a draught that your breath is
almost. gone. and you are forccdlto
blow strongly to recon-r yourself.
Throwing down your liquor as initos.
funnel is an action fitter for a Jug-
gler than a. gentlewoman. In carv-
ing at your own table distribute the
best pieces first. and it will appear
very decent and- comely to use a
fork; so touch no meat. without it."
Reference to theit‘ork was of par-
ticular interest to the museum
authorities._for those present—day
indispensable instruments had not
pears. it ‘p.
Forks were first. imported from
ltaly. and their use in England at
the time was considered pedantic
and laughable. One writer of the
time speaks oi"; silver fork as "be-
in; used of iate’by some of our
spruCe gallants," which did not tend
to make the fork popular at all
among certain sets.
—‘—"——1—-—- -.-
om ocuucr nmé.
BERLIN. Feb. 185—01}. Julius
Hirschborg of Berlin unlnrslty.
dean of Germuu'oculistl. died yes-
terday. aged 88. Through introduc-
tion of the clectro-tnsgnct in the
science "of ophthalmology. Or.
\.
% 0F OLDEN TIMES
.
with
‘\'llltli lhrv tank with thrm “lion
intitml out. Tins-- pupv-i's \vci't- nf
particular llllil‘i‘Sl jilsll :it this limcv
to t'(Illt‘(‘lUlb of antiques in conm-c-
lo tin: Ili'iiish musn um. 'I‘Iiis “ur- tho
l‘llil‘ll' 1U Iiuli-ii‘l..tiu-t‘l LII-7" fork
knm'n, incizivml \titli 1hr~ Inst of
Atrium-rs and 'llnnincu. i-L‘l; About
the Mini" llili“ -'i .~il\vi‘ sit-mu of>
idcntit‘al hull-mark and Vi"! was
thei
pix—nor cat spec-neutral so hot that ;
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Hirscbbcrg rescued many patients
magnum; Ag . ,.
P‘laying‘ “CollinS”
Killed By Cave-in
inmxssnono. Penn. Ft‘b. !
lfi—Thirteen year 61d Frank 1
('lrankowsky lost his life Sundny ~
night while glaying "Collins in g
the cave." Thc‘boy was caught
tinder a heavy fall of rock and
dirt in an abandoned mine to
which he led a number of com-
panions on an “exploration" trip.
l
l
The companions escaped and
summoned aid. Rescuers dug
for several hours before the
crushed body w” reCOVcred.
14 I hours l-y local’olllcials
‘ssmmu
‘tnusurcr.
colored lines.
tle's municipal .nllwuy has paid
88.888.000 of its 815.000.0110 bonded
indebtedness in the fix your! lt'bus
been under city ownership._
Collier .uulstant city treasurer.
pounced.
charre- mun: '84.: 0.190 in
six years; mngatbc'tbm.mcm
Wfor . m
’3’???» ”'3“ “9‘3. ‘ "‘ '
‘15 ..
WOMAN ADMITS -2.
THEFT OF $30,000
FROM TRUST C0.
Treasurer of Kingston
Bank Declares She
Was Victim of Group
Of Swindlers,
KINGSTON. Ii. 1.. Fall. 13.—
.li‘ter being questioned for smeml
and repre-
s~ntatncs of the Pinkerton Detec-
the agency. Miss Maud E. Tout. in
llt‘l‘ cell in the Washington county
jail yesttrday admitted the theft of
from the Kingston Trust
of which she is secretary am.
(.30..
Her confession. according to the
dctcctnes. iniplffstes a stock sales-
man with headquarters in New
York and three others who workeo
from Boston.
An investigation into the affairs
at the bank has been begun. Ac-
cording to Attorney General Charles
1‘. Sissonr. the shortage uncovered
as a result of the atrcst ‘of bliss
'l‘l-fi‘t amounts to SiltlJ‘OiI. The
prisoner is thirty-seven years old.
Miss 'l‘cit‘t was under the care of
phyucians today after her arrest
here charged nominally with the
embezzlement oi ,1:0.000. She was
arrested on a warrant sworn out by
Attorney- General Charles I‘. Sis-
sons.
Miss 'l‘eil't is said to have h.-cn
the victim of a group of swindlars
and further arrests are looked for.
For the tirst time in more than
a ccntury. the doors of the bank
wcro closed yestcyiay.
The institution is capitaliaed at
875.0%. has a suiplus fund of 815.-
0M and in the fiscal year ending
June so. 1923. reports total assets
of ”94.73432. _
Miss Toth is a native of South
Kingston. She was educated there
and served for eight years as assist-
ant in the town clerk's olflce here.
She was made an officer of the bank
in .1919. She lives alone in an apart-
ment directly over thc‘bank. '
London Dressmakers
Have ‘New Styles.
LONDO.‘.~ Feb. 18.-——ln their
search for something new in the
way of styles for evening. gowns.
London :lressmakers have visited
the pantomime undedeelznpd a 'l-lar-
iequin frock on the traditional parti-
acarlet: crepe-de-chltfe. appliqucdiull
over in silver tissue sud'black. and
cut in a triangular-pattern.
The prevalent straight: up-snde
down fashion silhouette is adapted
to the characteristics of s..Harllquin
mode. while the close fitting drap-
eries of the day, which reveal the
line of the figure. are also sugges~
tive of the close tilting garments
which Harliquin wears.
MuniCipal Railroad in , '
Seath Big Success
SEATTLE, Waist. Feb. 13.44“:-
or
H.14-
an-
Tbc 1'le has future-t
One such-ls‘of deep -
PREDICT SPIRIT
VOICES WIILBE
BROADCASTED.
Meeting in London
Discusses Question
of “Is Lord North-
cliffe Dead?”
LONDON. It Feb. Isl—Announce-
ment that spirit voices from the otho
er world soon would be broadcast by
radio was made at a recent meeting
of he London Spiritualist Alliance.
limited, members of which had as-
sembled to discuss the question. “ls
Lord Northciifie dead?" Sir Edward
Marshall. K. C. a notcd barrister.
presided.
‘ qus that efforts were being made
to hold seances by means of the
wireless was made known to the
members of the alliance by Miss
Louise Uwui. prhate secretary to the
late Lord Northclll‘le. who reported
that "bvlore You; wc‘ue going to be
able to broadcast thespint voices by
radio." l’rmious. to this announce-
ment Miss 0mm said she had s. re-
cent message from Lord Sorthciiflc
for the women attending the meet—
ing and this was that the women
cwry \\ here should organize for the
purpose or bringing about abolition
of war and "let lt'bu known that
they would not bring boys into the
world for the purpose of being mas-
sacred."
Sir .>\. Conan Doyle. the Rev. G.
Vale Owen and numerous others
told of their experiences at various
nuances when they had communica-
ted with the former “‘cli known
newspaper publisher. llev. Owen as-
serted that tour days alter Lord
Northclifte's death they had been in
toilch with him. and that five days
later a message cafno saying. “I
want to thank you for your prayers
for me. They helped me so much."
The principal speaker of the eve-
ning Wu llanuen Swatfcr. one of
the best known spiritualism in Lon-
don and formerly in Lord North-
cllffe's employ. who recited his ex-
perienccs. saying that but recently
he had been in communication with
his former employer for two hours.
In one message Mr. Swutrer quot-
cd Lord Northcliflo as saying: "in-
stead of holding up Bolshevism.
tickle 'em." A Later message. ac-
cording to Mr. Swafi‘cr. said: “Too
many advertisements. and leaders
too long." this» it Was taken. to hav-
ing had reference to some of the
former Xorthciln'e publications.
"I hear that Northcliffe has been
reaching other circles. and that he is
now a slightly different Northciiffe."
2dr. Swather avcrred. “He can. look
dons on suffering. He champions
the endeavors of the League of bla-
“0115. He says that We cannot. stamp
out Socialisml'it is too old and too
strong. Northclifrc said. ‘I made a
mistake about Lloyd George which i
regret. I let. him down too sudden-
ly.‘ "
Further. Mr. Swaffer quoted the
late publisher as saying: "1 am out
to stop war before anything. 1 in-
tend tostop it. I intend to bring
about equality for all men. and
when every man and every woman is
a Spiritualist .\\'e..shall not have to
view the strugzle between capital
and labor."
A letter tron. Earl gals. read to
the alliance members. follows: "I
am sorry .l‘arn unable to attend the
meeting. I had agvery sincere re—
gard for Lord Northcllffc and -l hope
that your elforts to convince the
world of the survival of his person-
ality after death will meet with suc-
cess‘.. .
Another meeting to discuss Lori!
Northclifle is to be held in the near
future.
30,000 at Fan
Of Westphalia Miners
DORTHUND. Westphalia. Fob.
18.-—A throng estimated at 80.000
wane-ed the burial yesterday of the
180 workers who lost their lives in
the Stein ruins explo'clpo here last
week. Bugs crowds lined the streets
and the bulls in all the churches of
the city were toiled as the/funeral
procession posed to the ccmétery.
of foreign minors‘ un-
Wicca
“F {W95 “IO M” which
I
Wall Street
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
“Wall“
; Special - Sale
. CHANGEABLE SILK in the pupular shades. Suitable |.
evening dresséa Limited quantity. 1
Regular $2.25 yardzquality, now $1.65 yard
LEGISLATURE I
Brief Session Yester-
- day But 'Will Apply
Speed on Bills Dur-
ing End of Month ‘*
STATE CAPITOL. Hartford. Feb.
IS.—-The legislative day was soon
ver yesterday. Neither branch had
uch business and what was on
hand was quickly disposed of.
The messengers and doorkpepers
blossomed into censpicuousnecs in
their new uniforms and in the ex-
ecutive offices the Governors mes-
senger was all smiles as visitors
looked him over and saw im in
a well-fitted suit. The clock room
attendants also received many con-
gratulations on the military appear-
ance they had.
The House agreed with the Sen-
ate in sending to the Judiciary for
a hearhx. Senator Butler's bill (Or
an inquiry into the rise in the price
of gasoline in this state.
Shall Bills.
All shad bills will be taken up by
the Fish and Game committee on
Thursday afternoon in the hull of
the House. the committee havins
been'mnted this primer—
, Speaker Darble asked House chair-
men on committees to n90"! Tues-
day on the amount of business
pending and the time necessary 10"
hearings. There has been a decision
in some committees that all hear-
ings shall be let for dates not later
than the am sesdon any in April-
and the lcguilative bulletin today was
jammed with notices. Some of the
assignments are for days up till
March 25. the Finance commitce
being one of these to set down its
bills for hearings up till that date.
The Labor commitee on Thursday
will hear three bills concerning
hours of labor of women and minors.
the bills being those altered by Sen-
ators Shaw and Tone (Democrat)
and Representative F‘inkiestonc of
Bridgeport.
Roads Total 800 Miles.
Three entire afternoons this week
will he used by the Roads. Bridges
and Rivers committee on bills to
include loeal town roads into the
trunk line highway system. One
member of the committee has said
that the aggregate length of these
roads is 300 miles. Town members
are anxious to get their town roads
into the trunk line system. Some bills
have been reported back unfavor-
ably. It is expected that knowledge
secured at hearings on road bills
will aid in development of a sec-
ondary system of highways.
Only two committee reports came
into the House. One has favorable
on,a bill providing for a High school
commission of nine members for
Hartford.
A bill to prohibit use of maca-
clnes or “Pump guns in hunting
was rejected “on an unfavorable rc-
port.
More Labor Deputies.
The Senate received but a single
favorable report. that on s bill mak-
ing the stat! of deputies in the.“-
flcc of the labor commissioner is
of whom not less than four shall be
women. The present law limits the
staff to 10 deputies of whom not
less than two nor more than three
shall be women. Unfavorable rs-
banks to invest in capital shares of
ports- were on bills to allow savings
Connecticut insurance compdnies
and allowing sale by building and
loan associations of fulbpaid shares
of such organlntlons.
The Judiciary committee not'm~
ing to deal with vaccination had re-
ferred to the Public insulin and
Safety committee the bill to prevent
discrimination against persons who
have not been vaccinated or in
concurrence. Q
The bill making Judge W. M.
Maitbie. with the Governor and Stats
librarian a committee on State ll-
brsry. was adopted by the Senate in
concurrence. ‘
.The Senate rejoined“. bunch of
bills in concurrence with the “once.
all bearing unfavorable reportk One
of thcce‘bills van that to abolish
certain joint committees.
Senator Shaw said that the best
argument for retention of commit-
tees was that. they were a refuge for
members of the minority party and
also I means to rccognlu friends
luouc's m paw in cssetbcre
were not enough places on the more
important ones.
The per caplts. ts: ls still almost
8150. and it isn't surprising that c.
new-born infant cello—Port Arthur
-
-« -WOOL FLAN NEL
PLAIN COLORS, 54 INCHES WIDE
PLAIDS AND STRIPEs; 54 INCHES WIDE
' Reveals Tang's
Murder Pritesi
.u. .
_,Jolmv.c1qk,22,'abdng§
hddChicagopolicehcm
,tiw with a series of Chinese'
" Musruultcfhissdog
imchtbempsynuccri
fwfieHipShgtmmw’
mhntfm'iflstheml
- 1mm. Thetcugpricefor
amount», Clark can?
Society Woman to
‘Ved Movie Actor
LOS ANGELES. Feb. 13.—Mrs.
Florence Stevens Harvey. societv
woman of Los Angelcs. San Francis-
co. and New York‘. will be married
at Pasadena tomorrow to Paul Wei-
gci. veteran motion picture charac-
ter actor. the Los Angeles Examiner
said today. Mrs. Harvey was di-
vorced six years ago from Dr. Ar-
thur Harvey of San Francisco.
RCSSIA PRODI'CES NE‘V BEE.
BERLIN. Feb. IS. —- Professor
Aloschewnikow. q Moscow. is re-
ported to have bred a new type of
bee which is a cross between a
mother bee and a working bee. This
bee. upon the development of which
the Russian scientist is said to have
been working for over a year. has
the ovaries of the mother bce fully
developed and also the wax glands
of the working bee. The professor
believes it may be of great value in
br-e culture.
NJY. Cab Shaken].
Forced by. Murder
ziugpunlfeut.
83.00
" $3. I
Norotnu Woman :
'Fat'ls (if [M .
Home Life in l
to (Iain Freedo.
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