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ave You Job for
Bravest
Lad In
E‘agc One.)
- Syrian. 11c
\ .vrc he mar-
and when:
'.v- :0 born
;--:turned to
...'. the finest
' 3‘. .: brother:
35., and than
.‘514. and Be!-
:"icpt down
;‘ nimtn. too.
Min-i. and to
~...t-ll.-b‘0¢3r.
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4, says. that
: :r‘. Lngland.
3 author.
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‘1: AT‘.‘“S only
n-‘dcd for
revvlpt
Clilnlffifi
of
d-vr-rmmcd
.<o bravely
- ‘. his three
~;«'o-:‘s on .1.
~ walked.
Woods" of
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T."i":l‘ ro-
';i the?
ultich
Ennis
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, smallest.
flit”): gzilbo
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.;i Lil-:rc as
': cur-.- 0: the
'- -7 body and
{,1 the s'cry
mine that
my on the
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i. gaming.
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'; “1 Ass months
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[so Turk
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crept
. of them.
ha-i died.
in
in-‘tr talc.
pi'h hel-
Sam
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'a-vr could. He
. and turned it.
The: furni-
” ‘~—-evcn the
r that
2-2-1 was gone.
George still
in
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- --.’.:y people. of
1.2er liltlc be-
Thc Ameri-
every
people.
.0233”. look
'5 and sisters
were placed
where u
‘ . gi-ad food is
have real
" 35 CH
”finiri
3112' of his sis-
'-.—what then
'21-! bloody but
‘ rain on his
‘1 Rental: he 0st
' ’35 even worse.
looked for
~~—so was food.
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’hp rm
rc‘xrtul. A gold.
' lie was of-
j~b in a circus.
Pay? Why
given two
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-bcrowncthflcIroutbcrctm-n
'ouncy BeccntIbecbobbed
; inr. When Ilka-tests
mammal-m.
.shurcs 0! {lie profits. Sometim“
; thlt would be but a. few pennies.
“Once it was titty cents—all in
. one day. not a week." George says.
{He began to feel the same motive
i that. prompts Bate [tutu to take on
i lizs hat as the stands applaud. HI
!sang2 And the people liked it. Ks
:sang a song all about smelling co-
;cazne. and the atoms that com.
from if. lie could sl..; it in the
fig) ptian patols. too. and the circus
lwas well satisfied. -I-‘or months he
;sang his song as th-_ circus moved
‘nbotl'. the country. .lnil every penny
he got, he mvc-i. lie wanted money
:-——to take to his family. The gre-
g..rlaus urge that keeps alive famiLy
Spli‘l‘ u i.‘ s'ill s'rong 111 George. and
thrn (horn came the day when he
find samri 35 pounds—4173. Ills
fortune.
l!» r».- the story should end.
The
hero should have received his ro-
ward. but 0 s was only begino
ning. 140' left the circus. and surf-
ed afootgfor Eiddar to his brother
and snuers.‘ Whistling. singing. he
lplc‘ld-‘wi cn‘g‘ho miles that menu:
home to him_‘and then—climax. he
i Was robbed. f
' Three Bedouin Arabs—a little
more dirty. and a. little less heroic
“th those of American rccl life.
. hold up the young boy. Robbery la
,thorough in that far country. and
alike the Good Samaritan's trIvcllor
lwho “fell among thieves." George
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not only lost his 8175. but they
s‘:lpp-§d him of all his raimcnt.
Yes. non his shoes. his
clothes. every stitch. Thrn they
throw him a. rough. long shirt, and
Iscnt him on but way.
' Bock to licyruit.
The new world may tho the en-
terprise. but the old has the poll.
ence. \erily. patiently. George ro-
ploddcd his footsteps. Back to Boy-
ruit he went Igain. He had no
money. no clothes. He had entered
lBeyruit that way before. and list!
won success. “113:. one has done
one can do again.
Again Fate screwed up her hes in
what is called in that country a
smile. “‘ha: would be considered
In outrage here. is considcrod I
bountiful blessing ‘there- He got I
job. A good job. too. Of com-Io. it
didn‘t pay Ins-thing. but u George
puts it. he got "his meals and his
sleeps." His m°sls were :t dIliy
piece of bread. "is "sleeps" were a.
place on the floor. tht more could
one want?
So. in his long shirt. GeorgI bo-
gan life 33:21: Is a porter. His bare
legs plodded along under trunks.
And then—another (thongs. A car-
mn rich man came to the hotel. He
was Syrian. He saw George is his
lions garment and heard his story.
lFrom his store of wealth he drew
ion! a ticket {girth 50 cents. Nay-—
not all—he did more. he (1ny
‘food he pressed on George. and off
ithe boy started Ig'Iln.
Mcd‘ With Youngsters.
; “mere? .
$ To Siddnr. of course. To tbs Am-
cricnn Red CrIII school. who" his
brothIr Ind sisters won. 80 our
them. this time. and utter). BI
would get work in Siddnr to be our
them. But work in BlddI: simply
m not- The hotels than ’didn't
need baggage humien Ind. M.
with funds gone. hungry-George
set out. like “'hittington to Made.
.43“ min. to me D” fortune
It BOY!!!”-
mumohoranyfsilinluck.
In. English colds-I'D with their shin!
ba- m Ind Irx-Ingo team
we. «and MJ Georg- na-
dIrod botwoen the rows of 0.0:qu
wItcbod.
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ut'idcrv.l
me I job on the Miro“. clmaing
Work Ind IIvc—work Ind Inc—-
back It tho old routine. George IinIl-
poundD—Sfll. "And I wII too Itin-
gy to buy I rIilrcId ticket.” II:-
George. Oi! he wont W10 soc
thIt family of bis. Ovor an old
read he modded—beginning to b.
a. fImiliar route now—Ind then.
Imagine if you an. the molest turn
of fate. Let your innginstion pick
the most drImIlic situation tht you
could devise. \
Yep—it prpIned. Right It tbc
same spot. three mIn stepped out.
Diflorcnt men this time. Georg. IIyI.
Obviously quits tho eIlibn for I
film bcro the-I Anna. The, pluck-
ed George IgIJn. But mo in um
land there are lessor mercies. These
robbers were quite gentlemen.
“They lot In. keep my clothes."
George bnathcs.
, Ar. weary world—tiresomc. tragic.
‘ heart-breaking world.
l “'lm:°
g‘cht-givcn up? Fought those three
limbs until someone had no more
would you but: done?»
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PMHSGWW
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Monker Cauldron
Edda Merry Mair
AtRedMen’sHIll—
ThePriseWinncrs
'hro hundred pooplo alluded the
an: annual manna-Ids cont-I of
Honk“- CIulIlron. held but sight in
Rod Ian's hon. as Iain Itrcst. t!
was I nice slur. everybody present
enjoying I good timo.
Host of them It the tunes were
in cost-11m. Prism worn offered for
the but drcucd mIn Ind woman.
the most comics! Ind tho most uni-
que. The first price for the but
drv-sscd woman went to Hrs. CthtIr
strcnco. This was I lemonade set
denied by Juan T. Donnelly.
best dressed rush. the prize being I
2.80 gold. piece. The prise for tho
most comics! dressed womIn. I pair
.of scissors in I case. went to Mrs.
bfr. Sultan won the pribs for tho
P. 0. Leader
(Continued from Pan Ono.)
In proceeding rapidly under in. di-
rIcuon of Wilbur: R. CIhill. prod-
dsnt of tho sate Imochtios. who
will prcIiOI. not only over the cou-
vontiou. but tho buxom which will
hbcldinthoevcnlng. amount:
will retire Is president If this Dr.-
Iion Iftcr I WI mr.
The coirvuntioo “if will open It
noonumo in Red Men's boll. but:
met. ReportI will in head. fol-
lowed by election of Oman.
The banquet will be held in the
Royal James in: about 6:30 o'clock.
The committee in cbIrgo of Ir-
rangemcnu consists of: William R.
cam. Wilbur F. Hubbcli. Thomas
8. lifnrrIy. John F. Healy. John J.
McGIrric. Wallace “'oundy. JImcI
V. NolIn. John O'Neil. Thorns: J.
Burke. John first: Ind Will-rd Sil-
cox.
STAHPROD. Feb. 19.—
Postal cmpzoym of the loan post
office will bun In of! any Febr
23. They will send delegates to two
‘Itato conventions. one for letter car-
friors at Norwslk. Ind the otbcr for
ioflice employees It floridcn. Tbs
official delegates to the conventions
vac not yet been selected but it is
expected thIt prIctically the entire
post office force will attend either
one convsxition or the other.
(‘ora Cakes. while Clifford Haust hilt!
won the prize for the men. I pazr cf
silk socks A speciIi rite. a. ham
donated by Oscar Schultza for the
linterest in life?
. That is the new world.
world there is still
shapes ends there.
unkind. You wait for
l \Vith or without
.Gcorgc turned again.
:lo chruit.
In the old
Kismet. FIte
it to clung:-
philosophy.
One. more—
i mucus Angn.
1 Here hr found his circus Igain.
lieigho! Among old friends. ills
ftwo i-harcs of the profits were wait-
;zng for him. and he stepped into his
”:nh. In some little wny George
. found fame. His song this time. was
§--—thiI is George'- lsngunge. “How's
{.1 man: f-‘i: sorry ’cos he ain't got a
3 girl."
1 it seems that that them. has
:bocn usod before—in othIr lsnds
than Put-sane. A strIngs fImlliIr
,sound to those words—portion it
[was ten years Igo folks hers ung—
“‘Gos. I “‘ish l flat! I Girl."
This song of George's was a beer
—-s. knockout. “‘hy George hId to
snag it three times every night be-
fore the people would lIt him chvc
the stage. Ho- ncvcr gave an encore
by singing a .im-rvnt one. if they
liked I. song so well. why Just sing
it to 'cm again.
Round the circus went. From
town in town. until Georg. got to
Alexandria. lirre he hoard of this
land of America again. and George
stI the tales he heard convinced
him that all one had to do «Is hold
the mouth of tho sack open. and JuIt
shovel in the gold right from theI
street. ;
You know the rest. Georgc 2
worked his way over hero and be-
gun his life in I factory. Ho chrn-
cd English Ind he .met "She". She
was I Hungarian girl. but this coo-
mopoliun stopped It no such small
obstacle as nationslity. Tiny loved.
Ind married. TodIy George Ind his
wife live at 9 Third street. Essa. Nor-
wrtlk. There now is a son. who If-
ter the Syrian fashion is coiled
George George Shahhcln. H. is
only 20 days old. and George finds
it hard to keep him.
Business 15 Slow.
The gold is not on the streets to
be subvelzed. but Just a. in Beyruit.
it has to be worked for and won.
George describes his occupstion to-
dIy Is 1 "Drugs Ind Hosiery
Agent." The Issocmtiou is hIrd to
get. but George says confidentluly
that the “drugs and hosiery" busi-
ness is pretty slow just now. if you
know what that moans. He would
like a. job where the income is a
little stesdlcr—for wee George
George isn‘t going to know the mg:
of hunger if he can prevent it. I
lie is strong. uiliing. sad as this.
story tells. patient—Ind by all thci
Fates—versatile.
“’hst job have you got for George
Shshhcin?
\VESTPORT PLAY
A SOCIAL EVENT
“Bachelor’s Reverie” to
B e Presented B y
Church W o m e 11—
Those in the Cast
“‘ESTPORT. Fob. 19.—Ono of
the biggest events in the sociIi col.
endar of Christ Episcole church
will be presented no 1er the Inspicos
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most unique costume. went to an.
. Victor Sunderlund.
1 The judges wen: Harry Dun. Os-
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and ‘1”. tlte ‘Séear scnunn’ Charles Lindeber‘. F" T“ MM
famick Ind Percy Morgan.
During the «wing Mrs. Cornelia
lMorgsn. who is the head of the
iCnuidron. thanked those present for
fattcnding the dance.
l Music was donated by the Elwood
;orches‘tm of Bfldtaport.
3 Th“ floor manager was Robert
London. while the cloak room was in
charge of Mrs. Emma Pfahl.
Mrs. Edward von Casteiberg wIs
;chsirmsu of the entertainment com-
mittec. Other members wcre: lia-
acl Schultxo .Edith Weeks 13an
“‘ooks. Alice ‘Loudon. Edna Duff.
Ads. LIwrt-ncc. LuellI Richi. CorI
OIkcs Ind Luella Finch.
Local Moose
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ed thIt the initiItion will be attend-
ed by between 400 Ind 505‘ members
of the lodge.
The degree work of the initiation
of the cuss. which is to be put on
at thrco o'clock. Vi'lll be done by the
Degree Team of the Bridgeport
lodge. This will be tollowed by ex-
hibitlon drills of the Bridgeport and
Somali: Degree teams sad a. min—
strsl Ihow. by members of the low
lodge. .\ LInquet will then be sen-
quct room of Udd l-‘ellow's HIll.
Among the prominent members at
the Order who Will be present Ind
will IpcIk an “1 J. Bennett, Dis.
trict Supervisor of Newark. N. J..
Charles L. Donuts of Bridgeport.
District Supervisor for the SKI-fie of
Connecticut. Deputy L. R. Jones of
Waterbury. Williatm C. Trousc. Past
Dictator of Jersey City Lodge Ind
Edwnrd Thcls. Deputy Supreme Dic-
tutor of the State of New York Ind
the ofhccrs of the State of Connecti-
cut will Ilsa be present.
The Bridgeport Degree team.
on. of the crack team.- of the coun-
try Iud was I pruo Winner It the
New York Convention held last sum-
mer.
Dictator Gsnung stated this morn»
tag. that it would be announced to
Lhe member: ot the lodge on Sun-
day than the last pIyment on the
home in South MIin street bId been
mIds. It in plInned to hold the burn-
ing of the mortgage in the near
:uturc.
Mr. Gnnung who Will not Is the
Master of Carcmoulcs is now serv-
ing his fourih term as Dictator of
tho local lodge. L'ndcr his direction
the organization hIs prospered. lie
ha been the treasurer of tho local
lodge since organization.
Phillipsons
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wIs dragged for the body Ifter his
wife had said she hoard I voice
calling her name.
Placards telling of Phillipson't
disappcIranco and giVing his des-
cription «or. sent to all polio. du-
psrtmcnts in the out. It was
through one of :heso placards tho
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of tho “‘omen's Auxiliary tomorrow.
evening. A score or more members
of the match will appear in the :0
ubicqu which will go to mIkI up
the "BIchelor'I Reverie."
A song. illumtivs of each of the
chant-ten as they Ippoar on tho
stage. will be rendered. in addition
to the play. there will be I sale
of candy Ind lcmonsde. under the
direction of Mrs. Frank 8. Dayton.
Mrs. Edward C. Nash. Mrs. Ham
S. Phillips. Mrs. E. C. ChImpion.
Mrs. Robert Shoal Ind Mrs. s. W.
Sherwood. The songs will be sung
by Mrs. Herbert 8!. John. Mrs. Harry
Winston. Leo Willisms. Miss HI:-
riec PIrkor. Miss Long Ind Ira.
.CIrl All-tram.
' The an will be as follows: School
girl. Louis. Nah! little girl of long
In. new Mood: "‘n'ilby” girl.
Chm WIkchn "Gibson"
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Ste-rm: ItIliIn girl. IfIry Ayn-cs:
BurmI girl. )lrs. E. c. Smith. Jr.:
Scotch girl. Ill-s. l‘t-Inkiis BIiin:
plumber was recognized.
When taken to headqunrtcn.
Philupson denied his identity Ic-
cording to Patrolmsn Dorsey. In
the mention. a. non-support war-
rant was issued by Prosecutor Hog.-
msn and Pal-01mm Dorncy' was
sent to bring him back. After tho
Irrlvul of the local poilcchn. Phil-
lipoon admitted his identity. Be
Igrcod to return without mudition
9M”. Dorncy Ind the Ic-
cuch Irrivcd in Norwalk about 8:80
o'clock.
Shortly afterwsrds. Phillipson was
ink“: to Prosecutor Hcgcman's ofo
ace Ind wIs reissued on I bond‘of
8150 furnished by his brother. Wil-
iiIm.
After )0: Philhpson Ind hot
hmbInd won roconctlod. tho form.
It told Mr. Begonia who mud to
withdraw the cbIrgeI.
Mr. 8mm Igmd thc tho
use csutiuuod from dIy to w.
Pbillfpson. hm. «dz-II to ro-
turn to Springfield and bus-ms hh
Implement mm. This. Hr. Rege-
mIn may corned. if Phillip-on will
furnish I muster.” bond to sup-
portbiswifendcbildfo‘cthcnaf
“Why did you: b-bIml 30
Ivan?"
“1.1M. ”mu-on
Edna. Sunderlund. LouLss Schusslcr.x
ed to all of those present in the ban--
is.
_.a. luncheon was enjoyed.
. Postmaster Robert WV. “'hittakcr
has been invited to IddreIs the dolo-
ngth at Nomik Ind has scat his;
iIcceptancc .0 the committee in
charge.
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% OBSERVANCE 0F
: ALUMNI DAY,
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‘It Will Be-Held at Yale
On Monday — Dedi-
cate N e w Medical
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Assoas' tion Wants 1,-
Roll—School
000 on .
Teachers Interested
In Movement
lumbar-ship out for the Betta
Films acoustics Iro now out. Ind
tbs-o clearing to Join should spot
to Hrs. curios Rogers.
the calm committeo. or to on.
of tho Ictivo mambo“. Ill of whom
thI «do for I-ociItI mom-
Ibip. The «in now being put on
not
by the members of tho I-ochtios
has set 1.000 II the cm which it
ishopcd wiuborsschcd. hissin-
od to intérutIllthwomot-io! Nor-
wolkintboworknowbcingmrrlcd
onmecttIr Films-sciatic.—
thIs ofgivingthoboleIdgirhof
“‘5’ the city the very baa nim- possible.
Ind of Imaging for them spools!
mstlncos mm morning or at-
urdky Ines-noon of such wock.
AircIdy tbs "other. of the nth
on: schools luv. become mm
in the proposition Ind In booking
thI work up very ”uncut.
Now the animation wish. so much
all tho women and mothers in tho
city and so bu planned the Grinni-
nouuced. One may becomo Iithcr
an active or In associate member.
The associate member is asked only
to stand behind all tho work done
by the active members sad to mks
an interest in the movement ltIIlf.
On the cuds they Ir. mcrbly asked
to "approve the movement."
The active member; on the oth-
er hand. It. required to help in tho
work being fostorcd by the IsIociI-
tion. to attend the monthly meetings.
and to servo. if asked to do so. on
any committee of the association. or
as chaperoncs. It the boys' Ind girln’
matinee; At the next meeting of
the association there will be aspsIk—
er who will discu- “The Value of
Roving Pictures." showing both the
good and the bad sides of this gmt
industry.
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82‘“ HAVEN. Feb. 11—13110}.
twelfth annual obscnancccf alumni‘
university any on Monday. Fcbruary
:3. is expected to attract hundreds
of the bra-'15. young and old back to
the campus for class room and de-.
partmcntal visits. wilt-n they will be1
able to ollsvrvc !l1~_' unixcrsity busy
at its daily tasks. .\ indium of the
observance will be the dedication of
the new Sterling liull of Medicine
at tho Yale McdlCll: nciiooi. A gener-
:IJ alumni gathers"; “ill ‘oc address-
cd by President James ltoWlsnd An-
goll and Umuts or hcavl of d'par1n
merits. ‘
The new Sterling Hall of Medicine
will be formally presented to the
univcrsity by Gccru.‘ Hrnwy Church
of the Sterling Yl‘llal"~‘s and acoopt-
ed by President Angeli. Thrre will
be Iddrcsscs by Dr. Harvey Cushingu
Professor of Surgery at Harvard and
Dr. “'illiIm Henry \Velch. director
of the school of hygiene Ind physic-
al hoalth‘at Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity. Both are Yale graduItcs.
PRESIDENTS’ ‘
NIGHT HELD AT
EAGLFS’ HOME
I: was "Past President's Night"
last night. at the fnccting of Nor-
walk .\cr:v‘. No. SSS. F. 0. E. held
in Eagle's Home in Liott avenue. it
was the inrgcst session of the aeric
hold in many months. over two hun-
dred rcing prCSI‘Tll l uding State
President liouis Wood and Grand
\V‘orihy Conductor Kelly. Dolega-
tions were present from Sumford.
Bridchort. Danbury nnv‘l SIugn-
tuck.
A class of 2'3 candidates was in-
stalled. The following past presi-
dents i'icld the chairs; Past Presi-
dent. Sylvester w. Brothcrion:
President. \‘C‘lliiam J. Powell; Chap~
lain M. J. Carcw; Iruidc Guard
David r‘laherty; “'orthy Conductor.
John 1-2.1.an After the sonion.
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JARDIXE COS FIIKM ED.
WASHINGTON. For. 11—“.‘ith-j
out a. protest and in rucord time.
the Senate in excel tire session yes-
terday confirmed the nomination of
W1lliIm_ M. Jsrdine to be Secretary
of Agriculturc Ind of George Alex-
ander Parks to be Governor of Ala.
ks. '
Jar-dine Is president of tho Kan-
.ms State Agricultural college. He
was a membcr of tip: Presidcnl'l"
Agricultural conferenc»: which rco;
contiy submitted its recommenda-'
tions to Congress for hm: relief
measures. ‘
He will assume his new (miles on‘
March %. as the successor to How.‘
an! M. Gov. who is filling the,
plIcc temporarily. pending his in-l
augurntion II Goxcrnor of “'12::
Virginia. '
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A BOY. ,
Ab eight-pound son was born to,
Mr. Ind Mrs. Fruit: OrgIvsn It their.
homo. :33 Pk: Hill road. Tuesda!
tuning.
lay the plumber but left tho city
at til. '11:. sh. heard the criII.
MOI' Hm endeavored
to find out why Phillipa!!! had disc
IppsIrcd. only to mm the accused
tell him it was pennant.
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FIvors of All Kinds
Far Your
lIgz-Jns'. whom bin-I
. heat the shout!-
imwummm
murmur
“‘sltcr Earl Bennett. of BIrtford.
been mIdI
charges of embezzling funds from
the estates of incompetent voters!!-
of the war. picIdcd not guilty when
he was arraigned in (Britain! Bu-
period court before Judge Chris-
topher L. Avery in Bridgeport Tucs-
dny. Denna-it denies allegations that
he misappropristcd 88.6ISJJ duo
Michael Sweu and Joseph G. Bru.
renal: when he was their contem-
tor. In The Evening Sentinel yes—
terdIy it In; rcportcd mistIkcnly
sthat Bennett entered a guilty pies
, when given.
preliminary arraign-
ment.
“MHWHUWEN
UBEUWEHI
EMMHYHAHE
NEW YORK. ' Feb. 19.—-—“0
watchman. employcd by I construc-
tion company. lost their lives will
today when I simply in which they
had taken shelter was burned do-
Latest Wall
Street News
3" YORK. nab. 19.-—8tock
prism W I firm tau It the
oping of tours msrkot. with buy-
iIg order-I W cm I "PM?
have iii. of mils Ind mm
m mend up aimed. I win
“do! tho Impetus of short ooterint
Ind lack 'n-uck IdvIncId 1 b4.
min-tors rIlII worn active. Tex-
II In Phcific reaching I now 19:5
tops“ l-lIndlI‘t-ilcoiumpingl
3-8 in m to I fiver-Ibis corn-
ings upon.
spawne- took I more promin—
rost put in the columnar am
with public utility IbIreI showing
fluctuations
won wrow. but debit. progre-
wII and. undu- th lsIdonblp of
Murine): moduli-Irina»
181 1-4. (3an of 8 points won
standby-cm bighprlcodimuss
W Air Won. Univer-J
Pips preferred. America loo Ill-l
L'uitcd Cigar Stores. Copper Inn-u
were mucus!) in reflection of the
lower prio- trcnd of the metIl.
Am Woolen preferred dropped
I point following the report of a
hery 1934 deficit but the common
hold fIirly arm.
hon.
A drop in Baldwin from 13? 1-0
to 18¢ 34 Incompuiiod by I brcIk
of 3 34 in Flu-chum unsettled
the general list mad the end of
the first hour. Hosvy selling for
both IccountI took place. Itccls Ind
Amer-fun CIn yielding rcIdlly to
premix-c. t”. 8. Cut Iron Pipe
broke from :26 to 231 Ind Ameri-
can Locomotive fell a points. Buy-
ing support was provided It the
lower lcvcls Ind the ma InIp—
pod bIck around noon. A bullish
«mount-Inez: “not! in the to-
bacco Inns-cs. curring United CigIr
stores up 7 84 points to I record
top It 75. an mosey opened It
8 1-: par cont. then dropped to 3.
a Room, must
ill Willow 51.,
l
Building Insp'ctor George H. Hub-
bell imucd the following building
permits this morning:
Mrs. Morris Stun. house alteraoi
flora in Viilton Ivonne: cost. “$00..
Emil Bald. garage in Oakland}
Ivonne: com. 3300. ;
Gamble & Cunco. six—room house.
in “'illow street: cost, $7.000. .
REALTORS MEI-3r .
The Nomi): RIIJ Estate Board 1
met last evening It the Elite in vow. l
avenue. President “‘altor J. Done-E
van stItcd this morning. that the;
matter of adjusting the sales com“
mission in the city was brought up
for discussion. but was laid over?
until the next meeting of the Board
It which time some Iction will be
taken.
" ful reputation
GMDHNFD;
SESMNBK!
l‘UflEAfix
And Regent NM?"
Saturday
M IttmctivI feature films 01"
finest typo of motion picture on”
are offend to NorwIlk on a”
b! the W Fifth. mu. ‘
Nomik. A: the Rial» on. d U},
XIII Chronicle notice. “York“. .
tin be muted Ind. 11 the '-
BIrric'I grcIt story. “Peta.
will be shown by tho comer-I'M :.
The young people will be m
a opportunity to see both of a.
shows op Saturday. Is tho Rh“
promm begins It 10 A. 3t. 13%
It the Regent It 2:15 P. I.
both places I pItriotio progm‘esl-
chafing Washingtnn's Birth”) w.
be presented. “‘
At tho morning routine. M'pcp'i
gun will begin with I aim” I“
flIg. After the dnging of “Tho”.
Spuigicd Banner.” the Boy w
will giro the OIth of Al
tho Girl Scouts will sing (it
1
1
10M '1.
There will IlIo bo group sin“ H V
by Mrs. Daniel Toomcy.
he film progrlm will befits"
I Paths News ml. tow '
"Adopting I Bear Cub.” M“
mmmmo of an: .1311
sIsIuI Hills. The mm mm:
historian! romeo. “1% ‘q
to shown. followed by “0th.: .‘ ;
picture and I cartoon comedy. ,.
The preliminIr-y program _ N
the mm. It tho Regent (beau. . ,
the afternoon. sad the big film h .3
Ihowing of the Peter PIn ' 1’
which will b. on the regular ‘ '
tho LbeItrs the beginning of““ 5
week. This wonderful Blfl'l. m
Iyofthcboywbonmrgrwwu‘ ..
of Wendy. CIptIin Book. It" =
Bell Ind nun. who lived in a.
Noversxcvcr ma. should in a. '
by evory young person in m‘
The Idmi-ion to either of...
shows is 10 cents. The Better Ill-
I-ocistion of Norwalk iI prod“
them in conjunction vflth I“
David Ester-son Ind Arcbio Tm
the mInagu-s of the theatres. ~11:-
children will be chIperoncd by“ ‘
bers of the association. and Girl
Scouts will It: Is ushers.
IrishTenor Will ;
Be Here Next Wick _
Pos‘poncment of the IppeIia-co
0! Gerald Griffin. noted Irish t".
who was to appear this week ‘ tho
I‘alacn theItrc. until the lam In]! a!
Mxt work was announced ted" by
Dorm Emerson. proprietor 0‘1"!”
the;.l.“‘. Mr. Griffin has a. worlds!!-
31% I sinzcr and r9-
conlly aprcarvri in "l‘tcsc r-f cm.
arnni'” :
M
lmKHi ml.“ -,
t‘oms‘nfk \VM
awn r: nan-1 2.; t:-- police XII:
(twang. that snmm‘nc had .3100
a pockt't-onk containing about: 82!
from his home. He thought tlt i!
was somiono who hid been amid.
the l."‘l;3fi cn l:'.l§i.';€‘SS.
“1".
c- —:- ..
of
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hidemmo
Ipltg‘despemto efforts by aromcn to
saw them. Thanune of one victim
was Otto Carrot. 50. while the other
was known only I.- O'BQen. Their
addresses are unknown. '
Although the bodies of both men
were badly charred. it is not known
definitely whether they were burned
to death or died from when mos-
, oxide poisoning. The body of CI:-
rot was found on I stove used to
It is believed that
Carrot .ovcrcomo by the gas. fell
against the stove and upset it. The
shanty was at 139th street and the
Harlem river.
Obituary
Funeral services for Mrs. harem
J. Adams. wife of Patrolman Ad-
: arms. were held at mg. o'clock this
morning from the home in 3 Cono
necticur. avenue Ind at 9 o'clock in
St. Mary's church. Tho services
wcro Ittcndcd. by "have and
scores of friends; the may flowers
giving testimony to the esteem in
which the deceased was held.
Rev. Juries Grady omdalod. Dur-
ing the service. Mia May Hprhy
sang several hymns. As tho bod)'=
left the church. the choir sang
"LcId Kindly Light." Interment
was in St. MIry'I remote". The
pail-bearers wero members at the
police department. Thoma J. Dor-
ney. Jamming homey. Clinics Page
and Edward Clubs.
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Rich. 3
Richard
I 533's:
Wm." other.
IHEAL 4,
is truly satisfying to the paling .
Fhwmr
(0?.
v .
Sold by all grocers. Ask for a. i
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Norwalk Chronicler