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l. Legion Offers Ty}
“7:3 Athleti 1: Field
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t all Pasture Park
I t; will‘tfi . Post Wants to Put Cinder
”‘3“ ‘useball Diamond, Benches at
n... ;~ To Ask City Council ‘
-;;~‘ 0: State! -
I“. Downs”
and; Chase Over Roofs
Iljrffg‘f? Lands Prisoners
~ No- 13.: NEW YORK. Feb. is.—A
‘ up plan:' chase over the roof tops ten stor-'
ies above Broadway at ’lr—nth
strctt. during “hich more than a
dozen show were tired. rude! to-
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Entered as second cia- matter at the post office at
5“” "W's-'1 0mm~ under the Act of March 3.1379.
’ Conn. Light & Power
a o a Ira-r. 31$?
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soars Nashua, com. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 192:;
SIXTEENI PAGES
The Weather
FAIR TQNIGBT AND "I”!
DAY; 3181313
MAY.
PRICE THREE CENTS
museum
HANGS'BY BELT
mom matron
Harry Farrington ' of
Co. Knocked Sense-
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411." with the capturv. bv den-c- .
. . . - - -nl:l to : :a-lr‘fra h ol. b
. . --_.‘ con; tin-s of three-hruglars and the £39.11: lwlt 2m”. 2952.“: b: 1:112: ‘
~.;n_-.1vue :03 recovery of stolen cloth valued . ’ ' . ‘ I
. "or“ i b, the l' .. i "am workmen. “as the unusual exp. ri-l D". \l .
‘ “ ’ ’1" ‘ p? “3" ‘1‘ "1 ' " " iInce of Harry Farrtngton. an eta-i ‘ ARIO\ 1“ BCBI‘OS
' . I “I Mf- prisoners d“s_‘~'”b'~‘d them- 111039 of th.» Innn-w‘ticut Light and’
:. _~, :4. xI-s a: I.III\;IIrd helm and MI- :Imlm‘m map,“ “mum‘s...“ a!
I‘I.n:n;o{‘: Phat-i Da- l'illll’ll) 0i )[unhajtan ioclock yts'“rlld_\
:7 .:-l (0'; uInIl Murino .‘Iof'l‘ll of Brooklyn. Iarfln-,0n 10d” howevci is:
m: xh- i The goods “‘t-l’t.‘ IstolI-n from a mom. th ..mse go,- the expeflcnce"
31. - suit manufacturers loft. fphnlng fully rmnllrvd from the ac- .lHELP JOSEP
(‘ldt m H v ..~ :-:'to 11-ie- i h\
“'illlllm .1 Thu .‘- IIINE
Farrington. “llh o'lwr workm. n. ‘
was vyvznzrul i'.‘. I i-‘1ring nuay over- '
I has: - hangit : :I-v In. IN near the pull?!"
-1I L Int". Iwu-ls of 'h . nnn -::I'lIut light and.
~ Power comp .111 in upper Main sir-“I"
in Ir BI- lIicn Hill ntenue. . .
fails CROSSWORD, nmInm... .. m. I... .. a Fund for Maimed Gn'l
. ‘. i-.pole .;1\\‘ll.; "'L‘HHth a heavy limb «If T
P a tlI~~. Tl." limb was supportI-d by how Totals $2, 034.37
-. {ropes but “inn iI‘Irrinzton finishI-d' _
. “km. RIZE isawmg throughrliw limb druppedf Miss Toad Keep-J
“‘1 I'm landed on his head. He was. ing Records
.. I-rk, Ika’xked IintIo; :~I lfille. ”the-r \Iork-‘
.| Q urn clin1i~ I tr..- pub and lonlrt-Id
- Takes Fir_ t “(my in .. PRAISES WORK
.. Evening Sentinel’ 8, took 1.... D mm = _o_mc- , '
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4th Crossword Con- GM 8 Friendly Somety,
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,. test—Other Winners -. 3 Columbus L itizens’
PICKS MORRISON FLOYD COT I INS League‘ S“ Peter’s
1' ' ' Latest Donors
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A 1 ...)“:ILYOSSWOTd Editor Ext Planting 1:11.: rugd over the “.000
. i mar rteo s an eympathiaers with
:15” ml; hibits Lamentablej Nu: year on III-em» LouoIIrIeco
. I. an lsend in money to The Evening
-. 2.1...“ Favoritism Iowa. [ 7 .IScuunelto tosd-i m the total raised
. :I Members of His Sex IParents “eep at Ser- gmggr “'3’“ “no; 3:
“91h.
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"III moo .\ow1t can betel“. anthems-l M f 0 r Trapped “a...“ m.- “Hum
‘ ommon ing has ended—the smoke has; E x p l o r e r ”8.0. ”a St. Peters Lutheran
l'ii‘l-I clenrtd away. and here are the fouri Fat R us d (V church ’1‘ 15
‘»\'1- ~ . . I . .. ' ‘ try ' ‘ ;
, . . .1 ‘n. ”n“ ‘3 0 1b 5“”9"? i “' "“"_5‘ Q 0 e .oun . The amounts will 1... forwarded to.
W “ ' ‘ "i F0”““ C‘°""“'°"" lad” (“"93“ !.\ll- Jean Todd treasurer 0‘ the
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" ’r' FIRST PRIZE. ‘10.“).
Mr. E: 0. Drake. 13 Bella place.
I‘a~t Sorwalk.
leCOSD l'ltlZl-Z. $3.00.
)Irs. Ruth llrarkcn. \larion ate-
nm‘. East .Vorualh.
DAD RIVER
ANTS STREET
“WES SHOWN:
munii)‘ (‘luh Takes
1'0! RT}! ‘l'llllJJ.
Ilnhcn ~. Morrison. =U\\fl)lvfl.
This ends for the tim-*
THIRD PRIZE. £1.00.
“‘illlam Ostmnllor. 9 Concord"
Hm". NI; \orwalk.
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, CAVE CITY. K51. l‘m. ls——On
'he hill short San-l I."l‘9 nyerda)
afternoon. hr. 'nmzly 11nd fliends
Li‘lfl tun-ml a Hm“ :ur l-‘luld Col-
. ilflS. ThPI‘I: II ..a 1.0 casket; no.
corps»; no grave, and no marker.
Ill-d) l0 Flay. .
Sixty In“ I...irvu1m;1ri m
:33: ”It “3"“ }‘°~:';}I'P°3I0ific1a Announcement
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Can-...... I II... Ma e Here By Frank
my. 1.,» m.» rmwmrs, Rather ”1:02!
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word puzzle contes's of Thn: Even-
I'ilvm :II " ll? Signs; mg S'P‘”“?"‘””"’ "“" ”1‘ “"22“"
_ now Is in find out “ho is ‘l‘n- V‘h‘ll‘l‘h
I! -i IIT'g‘ll‘s Til the plan puzzler of puulIs
- .' ’ “ithout fear or {mol Mn Cross-
ifiil iI’ word Editor picks Robert S. .\lorri-'
.3011 u: Itouuyton as greater .\'or-
Ivy“: .13. walks Puzzle Champion.
tau-I.) gum-3 The .‘lll:\\"‘r \\ .15 u:ri\~-d :i’ LI 'l1~
f-‘.' for. "'-‘—"
\\»\1I:c-l‘. “cl-I ”gt-nunuctl on Pam: Two’-
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NORWALK YOUTH
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[SSENTENCED TO
Mug.‘
REPORMATORY
D"IGR_ANGE
lS VERY SICK
glary Here—Broth-
er’ s Term Suspended
cry L. Clmtou Buckley. :l. of S Pros-
wry st cl. pcct avenue. pleaded guilty to
u no lsIChargc of breaking and enttring the
in. 11-! Modern Grocery Store here at mid
w .15.: is night. January :1. and Was sentenc-
I‘. :1 on 'd 20 'hf.‘ Cheater rofurmaiol'} ll)
..--m: JHdgc C. L. .\\an at the Superior.
,I out-I. Bri-ice port. this morning. His
.__sc,- Irother. W alts-r -3. answering the
\I: \\(V| uotsEIS-‘Im'. charge. also pleaded guilty and
. \II x [‘ ‘Ixas given a. suependrd sentence to
.tho Reform school.
Assistant .‘State‘s Attorney Earl
. L;iGarliclc. in presenting the case. said‘
.. r. .. 0.... that the young men were found Jim-
- mm 0.00 mying open the window The elder
-nr.. ... broihrr had appeared before the
‘ ' 'court in the September union.
'charged with robbery from the Am-
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. clos e, nspcnded Jail sentence.
“...”: The boys were represented °by
l-" Public Defender Robert B. DeFor-
.est.
“ i Lyman Moore. 1 Brook street.
charged with theft of an automobile.
“" "“0095!“ .and wunsm Bales. also of \‘orwalk
' K ‘0’ “he 'charged with breaking and entering
\I' l,\
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""h'»
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2;, ‘ 3‘14 me Svec's Music store. both pleaded not
3 - Artie-1 mlguilty
-‘ ' Now is .
F ‘ tar merci BIKE HIDDEN
- uni interra'oi James Dummies. of 18 Lincoln
. _ . ‘ tines. maé .Izcnue. reported to the police 18‘
:- Mi Com~ niencc 'terday m1? that a Columbia
"3 Wash- bicycle had MM stolen from”
It the WM
. less 33' Limb of Tree
' 1s RESCUED
iAccident Occurs While
He Is Cutting Some
B r a n. c h e s From'
Wires in Main St.
Kflfickt‘il unconscious by a fullingl
limb hi :1 Inc “hich left him sus-
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committee to Administer the longo~
HIS WISH
'I-bricca Fund. bringing the total on
d- -i 82. I 487.
W anted to *Be Buriedi 9° ' m ”____
I n (" ave. T’reaCherl (Continued on Page Slate-Int
risk the lives 0: .In} of tho tireless:
iI'I:-lIn:1l-:v-r.~' h1> r'I::~.1‘z; they, yo Ha‘ci Diay l
hulnhin thv ... .. .IIQII !I 5 last sleoP- 'Fl'h new Emlr 'nr qupunurq will
:.:‘ ;::;::‘. “3.33.3131 .. .. . ...... ...... .....-
into his "A”... .“m, :I-dax- ‘0: noes agint for the Lnlted Brother
33th" I}... .. ‘ tudci...‘ that 1.10,.) I, hood..\ 746. Carpenters and Join-
was hung I ,. crs. ot’fifinlly announced todav. The
-. . ‘ nd th t 1 I
dead. “a...” 0.» I”: um?” I'ro‘Tizl‘dg' new wage scale is effectiso May 1.
take :. last look Inn :11. Ira ,, it ‘hstl The bos‘I I arponurs “ill be official-
'Collin.‘ “O'll'l Emu.- ('lmsnn' unch a' '3' “MW"! 0: the m1 reused scam b“
spo' among in: below-3 (“cu . in More ”1' 9"“ 0' ’1‘" “mk-
gonéd them. ‘ ‘ i ‘ 0 ‘, Mr. Clarke. ~t‘onul5conden1ncd a
)Ir_ and 3.1... L... .011.” “Mel newspaper nepoxt stating that the
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erlcsn R. R. con-puny. and given at
. under which Sand Cane disappr-ars. '
Claytc'n Buckley;
Pleads Guilty to Bur-i
. H age scale asked for was $10 a day
‘htire' Bum” m m" 1”? earthlt ri’es, and was et’iectlte April 1st.
tor thcir Nor. thu
ug-Ii cnupl. mt
side by >Me in email l‘hull“: nearlhu ' ASK? t‘he :35?" for "16 were."
edge of the sum»: luncsniw ed sea 9‘ .lr. “I“ pointed outtbal
ledge! paintI-re. plumlvrs
itrad-Ie were also
than carpenters ur-
and other union
receiving more
Choir on Botud- .'
”x at the present
Behind them. grouped on large
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boulders ot‘erlooking thcnalley be- ' time.
low, “Cf": dozens memlurrs of n- -.—
-- SHE IS PACLIN.‘
Itinuunuvd N) 1.3:“ .1 “ ... I CHICAGO. lil., Fen. lit—The four
;Iiays' old daughter of Mir. AllceI
[Rooacvclt Longworth and her hue.
band. Representative Nicholas Long-
worth of Ohio. yesterday was named
":IIIlina.
SHOWER COUPLE
ON THEIR ZZND
ANNIVERSARY
.u the horn-2 (1‘ “r. and Mrs. Da-
Vid Bliss.’ :1 Putnam avenue. Mr. ' _ _ -
and Mrs. Clinton Nultlng were ten-3 WABHDGTOB. l‘eb. 1' " All
dered a surprise party in honor of. economy contest with a ten dollar
a}; C61;§?”°n of their tlwgl-‘Isgc' rise award. one of the results of
on we as ann vursary 8 ng t. . "I. p I!"
Many were the pr-«s‘euts showered president CooliI s ‘conomy
upon them. and many the congratu- m closed "may a‘ "m Ynme
lations. Mr. and Mrs. Bliss. with House executive oaices.
”w wmncc 0‘ 3““ Rum Ra)“ ' an». Coolidge.‘ holding that econ-
mond and Mrs. Augusta Huntington. n“ race -
arranged the affair. A social eve- only should It at home. at
nlng followed by refreshments wa- l! Wired of Director Lord of the
enjoyed. ~ budget bureau as to how much of
Ami-“‘8 "A?” Cl”°-“-'n" “'9": 3"- a. saying "Iould be made in the nest
and Mrs. Art ur lurk, Mr. and Mrs. \
George Wardwell. Mrs. Catherine year -“ “° "W °‘ “'° “mm"
emcee. Director Lord la understood
to have advlaed the j’reddelt that
it ought to,be po-lble to lop "
Boyle. Miss Ruth Remand. Mrs.
$12.50!. )lr. Coolidge pa-ed the
Augusta Huntington. Miss 'Sadic
Rodwell. Mr. and Mrs. DaVid Bliaa
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ~Wllmoni. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Bailey. Miss Minnie
James and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
muting.
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C l a r k e—Eifective:
word along to’ the office force. and
I. l. BlllTDN.
MANHOF
Was President of Uni-
versity of Michigan
—Fougltt_ His Way
From Bottom
. WORKED HARD
Regarded As Leading
Figure in Education-
- ed, Had Relapse
l ASK
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ARBOR, Mich. 15.—
,8: mm Press.
IDr. Marlon Leroy Burton. president
‘of the University of Michigan. died
here early today Death came at
the end of a long fight in which Dr.
Burton rallied time after time from
Feb.
take hi. uaual part in the June rom-
mencemcnt etcrcises of the school.
He spent the summer in r~ st. brok-
en only by the trip to
where he made the speech nOmnmt-
ins Calvin (fool‘dgu for President.
He seemed then to be returning to
the abundant health which had rar-
Iied him though fourtncn _\'- .1rs
a college head.
“'ilh the return of the stuviI-nts to
campus 111 St ptmeimr. I‘rcstdcnl
Burton egiin threw himso-lt into the
routine duties at hia office. working
some times eighteen hoursa day.
life suffered a slight illness. diagnos-
ed as a cold in October from \I hlch
he again rallied. His mm
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As'
umber When he appeared at the
ialmur Stefansson. explorer.
He collapsed following his appear-
ance on the platform and physicians.
hurriedly summnnI Il. {muul him sufu
Ito-ring from an an’Ictnvi h“al“.
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continued on l‘fl‘t
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Two. I
Is Kppointed Regional
Manager for Con-
. necticut With Head-
‘ quarters in Hartford
By Aseocillt'd Puke: .
“'ASHINGTON. l-‘eh. 1~.—lliomas
J. Bannigan today “as appointed rc-
gionul manager of th. I nI'PIi States
Veterans" llunau at Hartford.
Well known to .\n1cricuzt_ Legion
'lllt:mbtr3 in Sorualk.
l.-
' )lr. Bannlxan at one time “‘as Na-
tional Vice Commander of the Am-
erican Legion. National Exrcuthe
Comfnittec member. Sla'e Adjutant
and Sun» Ext‘Clllhn Commute.-
mcmbv r. He served on the Flair
Executivu L‘mumittec with State
Vice Commander Le Roy D. Downs.
He is also a Mann in the United
States Ofiicvrs Reserve Corp.
.‘lr. llannigan will haw: charge of
all claims .I.11.i vocational training
of disabl-d nit-n in Norwaik. He has
been acting be regional manager for
the pal-t several months.
REFUSES POSTAL:
PAY- RATE Bill.
; \\I‘.\SHI.\GTO.\‘. Fob. lie—By a
\ote of 23‘ to 120 the Houet today
Arc-fused to accept the Senate postal
ireyand ratclncreaae laassub-
stitute for the insecure it passed last
I peek.
ECONOMY CONTEST FOR 510 PRIZE
CLOSES TODAY Al WHITE HOUSE: mg m
lng clerk. suggested the .ollowin:
notice to unplug“:
ting into effect economy for the pa:
Ier economies in expenditures
brought about. It is desired that
every employs of the office take a
personal interest in this matter and
make-at least one suggestion.
“As the official responsible in thl
matter I shall be glad to award 1
prise of $10.00 from personal fund.-
to the employe who submits the bee:
madden: for bringing about a re-
duaion of expenses.
"rhea- suggestions should at alone
practical lines and should not b
radial in their nature and not tenI
~to disorganlse the work of the of
al, World— Recover’-‘
Cicvlemd. :
as.
illncsa .
'dates from an owning early in .\'o-;
school auditorium introducing \‘tlh-'
FORD comm;
lt-
’ own. BUREAU
“Although this office has been put- I
two years, it is necessary that furth-
be \
House Favors
r or Norwalk Courtry Officers
salary Raise
By Associated Pres-I.
STATE CAPITOL. Hartford. Fob.
lS.—Today “as a working day in
both branches of the General Aa-
evmbly. Committees sent in scores
the m em 05 1; (‘onlplicaiion of of reports mostly unfmorable in
diseases. "hvir rccommv-nIlulions on bills. and
He suffered his a,“ Illness last ‘ both the Senate and House calen-
May. but recovered sumclenuy to laden. Out of
twenty-five bills ready for disposal
"1n the Senate all but one were dis-
posnd of by adopvion. Tidewatvr
lishernw 11 may now breath" vanity
‘ zor the bill aim-Id to make them pay
in. tu\ on gasoline urcd in their mo-
alol‘ Iishlng boats “as reported uh-
I favorably in the Scale.
The following bills from the House
I‘:1ir-udar were adopted:
. increase in salaries of officers in
{courts of Stratmrd. Norwich. Nor-
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.tlars were heavlly
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walk. Stonington. Harnden and Wil-
llmantlc.
Creating a commission on forests
andVild life which may receive
and propagate wild lite.
That taxing districts in Non-12k
may pay expense of librar1~-s.
commission was rejected by
House after the Bridgrport member
who offered it had and» his first rx-
tended speed,
Bills to incorporate thI. Sacred
’Heart academy of Stamford. Mount
Saint Joseph college of Hartford.
Saint Thomas seminary of Hartford.
and the College of tho SacrI-d lleart
of Noroton. were each adOptI‘d by
the Senate.
GET SHARES
lNN'EWSAN-
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‘Stockholders in D e -
-. funct Ford Technical
; Laboratories Meet F.
I Sanford, New Head
THEM
One Share of New
ford Tells His Plans
Shares of stock in the defunct
Ford Technical laboratories were
exchanged )‘CSLC‘I‘ITZL" at the Royal
:Jamro inn for rtcuk 111 the San Ford
’ Automobile Products company.
which has tnkIn ovvr the plant of
230311 manaser’of lhc Vela-runs the dcfunvt conipan). Francw T.
Burrnu .‘t Hartford. Conn. ”9 1“; 1‘ Finfoul. president of the new com-i
::$;;r12$0:?mm“ndn ”I m" .\m- ; puny, was prcsent and assisted in'
_. he exchange of the stock.
Thomas J. Bannlgan. the new re.i Ono share of Class 8 stock in the
Sun Ford company was given for
vv-‘ry live shares '0! preferred. flock
in the defunct company. Mr. San-
lord stall-'1 that they were exchang-
I-d at this ratio because of the fact
that the Ford Technical company
was incorporated at 83.000.000 and
the hen company was only incor-
noratcd for Soul). 000.
Mr. Sanford said that he hoped to
be able to pay a slight disidend to
the stockholders at the end of a
year He stated that he knew that
It would be an uphill fight for the
first year. but that he was going to
stick to it and put the proposition
mcr. and hoped to site Norwalk an
”Industry of which they will be
proud.
He informed a representative of
The. limping Sentinel that he had
ltumed the plant of the Ford Tech-
nllul compnm \\ hlch he purchased
3'. auction 0\er to San Ford cor-
. puration and that it “as now includ-
ed in the assets of that company.
A He stated (unhvr that he was
thnl) interested in the building up
’of the San Ford plant and. while he
ihad uidence of \\ rongdoinga. on the
part of the officers of the Ford Tech-
nical company. I.hu are under arrest
at the present time in Paterson. N
1.. that be Would not take any ac-
tion against them. as he thought that
.heir cases would be well taken care
hv Jenny law.
Mm Sanford 1' turned to NewYorlt
l-ty last a emng. but. will return to
'3cxwalk again next. week.
0F CONNCO. in
TN HOSPITAL
Charles “I Illlama. the oldest Ina-n
i in gears of service employed by the
iConnecticut Company in Norwalk.
is today in the Nomlk’boepibl. Mr.
Williams is suffering from a corn-
plication of diicaaee. but'his condi-
tion is not serious.
Nr. Williams has been can!“
by the Connecticut Company for 42
years; bating'flrat went to work for
l: in 1888 ‘3- la extremely well
(unlike with "(be development of
“leg! beneath? has. from the time of
the mt. the pee-em. by.
M
'?I «(in -“35 -. -
Stock for Five.
Shares of Old—San-z
FAVORGHANGE
TN NAME AT
R. R. STATION
Am. Legion ~—-——';Menibe.t's
To Urge City Come
To Have WSiIgnRead
Whoa:
Believe That and Other
Changes Will Bring
Entire City Together
1 The Frank C.
I12. American Legion. went on rec-
ord last evening at their regular.
uing of the names—South Sontalhi
East Norwalk and \Vest \‘orwalk—
and that the name on the South'
Norwalk railroad station be changed
to Xorwalk. and that the entire cityJ
be called Norwalk.
condemned the
Mach of consolidation in the city at
the present time .and asked that the
tommon Council take some action
to remedy this matter.
. phonao Cauevarl.
mander John Keogh and State \‘ice-:
Commander LcRoy D. Downs put
the recolutlon into proper form and
Common Council.
The hatter caused
discussion among the members of
the poet. who thought that some ac-
tion should be taken to overcome
the present separation of the city by
the added East. South and “'est to
the name Nor-walk.
that. he thought that the present
condition should be changed so that
the city can be brought together
without any lines of demarkation.
Mr. Canevari. in presenting the
resolution. told of the number of
traveling men who came into the
city and were confused because of:
the nam-r South Norwalk on the-
railroad station of the City of Nor-
Walk.
State Vice Commander Dom in
making the motion to pass the rea-
olution. stated that consolidation in
the Xorwallte had never been com-
plated.
Other members of the post were
in favor of having a one-headed
court. one post (Office. one pom—
tlou and a. City Hall which would
‘house all of the offices of the city.
KING SPENDS
AFAIRNIGHT
LOXDON. Fe . its—Improvement
in tbe condition of King George
who is suffering from bronchitis
following an attack of lnfiuenn. ls
from Buckingham Palace thh morn-
ing. The bullet. it reads:
.“Tbe King had a fair night.
Though-there is as yet no chance
in the bronchitis. the general coa-
dldou of His Majesty shows im-
plume.”
_wm YOUR CAR MIMI!!!
Idl- do-‘t delay in having the
”bane mind-Golan are “you”.
Drive your car around to The Nor-
wak-Radlator Repairing Co's enab-
lm. and have the unto put in
firm clan nape. Excellent facilio
“and experts are here for this
menu» Mi Iain street. Sci-walk.
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gifts, hold property and 'preeerve'
The Cubelli bill to inCreaac the.
membership of the Public Utilities;
the
Godfrey post. No. I
meeting as favoring the discontin-:
The resolution. presented by Al-.
It was voted to hate Past Corn-'
present it at the next meeting of the '
considerable '.
commander Anson P. Keeler said;
we in an omelet mucus issued‘
DISAPPEARED
MYSTERIOUSLY
Left \Vife and Hume in
Camp Street Feb. I.
1923 — \V. 1rrant for
Him ,
THE SEARCH
=Thought Lost in
Swamp-JV a n t e d
Here for Non-sup-
port—Located in
Springfield
A tno-yeur-old lll)$ltly of thI
(”appearance of 3. Norwalk man.
which ernt local police wading:
through swamps, and a nation—wide
hroadcastmg of his llle‘k‘rlr‘llw was
ended this morning when Patro‘mnu
Thomas Dorney apprchcnded Rank
' l’hillipaon. 52. in Springfield, Mass.
land brought him back to thla cm
Ito face a charge of non-support.
It use Fehnlaw 1. 1923. that Mrs.
Jessie E. Phillipson. of 1: Camp
.~treo) last saw her husband. A
'piumber h) trudt. he had been des-
pondent for sexeral peeks been—:-
of a slump in business. as also
had complatnI d of pains in his head
lie told his ‘ife he In: going to
zhn store. HI won: She never sav-
kfll aun- The hat seen of bin:
was in O'Idl‘a lunch room at 8 A. ll
. m Gib.
5 One hour later. at e A. X. the af-
-fa.ira-unedaaeerieupeet. lire.
Pbllllpaoi: reported to the police
that on that dale, she was suddenl‘
awakened with a cry oi:--
“Joule. Jewd"
She hurried to the «nation. and
gmdout into the blackness. Snow-
flakes were dropping then through
Him black night Si...» listened. but
Ithrre “.uz stillx1ess.ThIn she call-
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I'IHWANTSPLANS
BIG TIMEAT
’ LADIFS’ NIGHT
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i
lProgramArrangedfor
Affair at Royal
James Tomorrow
Evening
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I All Kiwanis members and their
friends are looking forward to no
lgreat event of “ladle. Night:
5
which will take place tomorroy
evening at the Royal James lam;
l An interesting program has been
planned for the occasion. with a
. number of artists on the bill. 84:
Award Splan from our own city wlfl
favor nith seteral local selecting
of his own. and will head the pm:
I gram. :.
Other artists are.‘ Barrett up
iNelligan who are Hartford artists.
'Harry Gallery. radio artist. George
Gillette. famous comedian tron
Hartford. F. 8. Lyon and E. 3
Craig in s pin-Ion} want of then
own which prom «a a few eurpriue‘
:Iliss Mable )liil- ' ‘soprano who all:
be accompanied an the piano t? he
i sister. Mia! Willa. Miller. and the K!-
wanls Quartette. which will render
l n number of selections.
This quartette is compo-ed. of
Arthur S. Paddock. Herbert O. Pol-
lard. Fred Riedell. Jr.. Fred Brock.
Charle- J. Sniffen. Fred 3 Lm'
Elmer P. Craig. C. Irving Byingtoit
and Dr. Wm J. Moore.
Officers of the association are an
follows: Edward. J Quinlan, pros!"
dent: Arthjrr (‘. \l'hmler. l-rr- dia‘.‘
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—\IAIIF} FROM TI". “F.“
of mahriala and cor-kn! wit: Crisco
I—lhat's what you can a‘rInIs ex-
pect “but! vou ray lin.l‘~,1n‘s Home
Made Crow-r... AluIIIgsn'n Pound
Cakes are also made from the beat
materials obtainable
Ill over this wit-in") hate m of.
the Show munilnnsd
sale. You‘l ‘ ("YO‘ Mulligan Madc-
Rakery Products —Adv.
ant-Lulu“? ntrrrmt
The Norwalk'Dalr-y (‘0. has (be
or! butter. This butts-r is made
from uaalvurlzrd swccl
(slightly salted: and it is a cunt!!!
article in every sense of Ihe word.
Delivered to your door. :3 Genus
Arte-elm.
Grocer) m, -
aflich’! (of
famous Gude Rros. brand of (It'll-'7
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