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FATHER MURPHY .
Leads Parade
ACTIVE IN PROGRAM FOR
BIGGEST AIOOSE INITIA-
‘IION EVER HELD HERE.
Photo by Vincent.
I 'IILDILRICK H. GANUNG.
SAYS HIS FIRST
MASS HEREl
Norwalk High School
Graduate Oificiates
At High Service in
St. Joseph’s
ATTEN DAN TS
Dinner in His Honor.
Held at Royal James
—Goes to Penn syl-I
vania Diocese
The Rev. James Murphy said
14-2-1 Solemn High Mam yesterday
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his
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Joseph’s church. South Norwal? 4
Father Murphy's initial service
of additional interest here. as he
is
is
South NorWalk man. inl atien l-
-~rl the schools Tic-re .
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. Slain St. cm”!
a: ‘.A.d." M; ”M‘s—42..."-
‘rrit.
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: Nam-iii:
. in
' Wins a B. A. degree and then went
VUi't-an, N. Y..
The officers of thr .‘Ifiss \wre n~
’-Elow.~: Ilcy. Get-rt.» Siwlly. (fl. 1-1:
RI. Arch l‘ries'; icy. Joseph O'Don-‘
mil. Franklin. Par, Deacon: Rev.
"hat-1:5 \Vzird. St. Bonsventure's
Seminary. Sub-Deacon; Rev. James
St. Bonavnniurv's Frmln-
:iry. )lzistt-r of (‘rremonii-s: Rey.
L~.on Brady. St. Bonaventure: Sem-
inary. Thurit’er. and i’tvv. Thollllli
Kcllchcr. and Harry Mills, Acolyte;
Re“. George Skelly, O. P. .\l.. Pro-
:cssor of HiStory. Liturgy, and Ru-
hzcs at St. Bonaventur- delivered
'hv- sermon.
.\ dinn-z‘ in Izouor 01' l-‘athcr
Murphy “as held at the Royal James
y-st-‘rday. About 8“. guests. from
Brooklyn. New Haven. Pi'tshurg.
Springfield. and Albany were pres-
Father Murphy leaves for the
Diocese in Pennsylvania l-‘ridayfl
Father Murphy was born in South
and was graduated from
the Franklin school. He attended
the Holy Ghost College in Philadel-
phia. and then r‘xistercd at the
Duqucsuc Cur-cushy at Pittsburgh
"'10. 11:.- graduated in 1330. re-
'F.
5'. Bonaventure’s Seminary at
in 1921. from which
place he graduated with an M. A.
degree two years later. He was
ordained in Bria. Pa” at St. Peter's
Cathedral Sunday. I-‘rbruary 15.
by the Rt. Rev. John Marl:
Gannon, Bishop of Erie.
LOCAL TRIBUTE
TO WASHINGTONI
A local city omcial brought the
following to the omcc of The Eye—
ning Sentinel today as his personal
tribute to George Washington:
"In Response to Our Homage in
Taken 0: His Birthday Annivsrurp.
let us insure Peace by exemplifying
unoffending defense. adequate for
Its protection and respect creating
tor its protector."
[SWING PRICE 08
was “010803“
.PremrutSono duringthohot
few weeks hovo been busy installing
.Hampden Enclosures OD V3110“!
makes of can in this vicinILV- PM"
ties W in procuring socioc-
urco for their corn 818!“ 80" "“10
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undo. Auto owners who have our
painting jobs to bo dono can do no
better in quality and prico than nov—
ingthooomo pointed bytho Promru
llorritt pines. Bo.
ltaltcn to Rye. .\‘.
gat 9:30. where interment will be at
: the Ifnion Cemetery.
the“. motto:- nt tho post otflco at
an. undo: tho Act or March 8. 1879.
IMOOSE PARADE;
HOLD BIGGEST
INITIATION
About 500 Members
See Class of 100
Taken Into Order at
So. Main St. Home
GANUNG LEADS
iHeads Numbers-Long I
Island City and
Other Lodges Repre-
sented
30“:
About membcrs of the
Lion of the I‘leI
candidates. hviii at Odd Fellows
hail yesterday afternoon by tin:
local lodge. Delegations were. ppe-
sent from Long Island City. \Vabcr-
bury. lbanbun. Iridgeport and
Stamford.
The affair 03)”er with a. short
parade. headed bv the Long Island
City band of :10 pieces. Dictator
I-‘rPllcrlck II.
and \‘lslllng ni'km n marched at the
head of the lin Thr-y “ere follow-
ed by thi- l..i-~ . 2 ill!“ Long Island
City delegation of 50 men. 1
Bridgeport I» .n- 7- .11” in' their
whit..- uniforms in'l llic Bridgeport
delegation of .‘w xurc next in line.
They were folio“ ed by the Dalibury
delegation of :3 and Stamford with
:5. The local Iotlfi" had a largo'
number in line.
After returnin; to the Moose
Home in South Main street. they all
adjourned to (mid Fellows Hall wr re
the initiation “us put on
Bridgeport Dugree mam.
A mlnstrel show by members of
the local lodge followed the initia-
liy the
tion. Those taking part in the shop 1 MRS. JESSIE MARGARET Bl'DDONG
were: 11"“. C‘. liimiell. ‘Juck Din-I PROVIDENCE. R. 1.. Feb. 23.—-'shc was denied a I'V‘Illlhll lor sepa-
klm'l“ “ INN-N‘- JOI‘" l‘bkn- Jol‘ I Mrs. Jesse .\l;llt.’\l‘f". Bulliong. whose rah. minim-ham 9 iii thv- Supcrior
1‘0““.‘3 1"“‘7I‘_ >‘d"°'~l‘v Thom. whereabouts m: llll past 4\ hours'i'ourt at Neutron. “uh l’t‘iill‘ll to u
PChUImJS- A] kmm’T ““_‘I rim" have been rt mystiry. “as at :iI 'ronciliation.
\Valerhousc. M5“ L- “~ I‘m"? New York hotil last night. when: The couple's maiital tllflt‘lt‘nCQG
W'f-‘Ided 3‘ ”1" Plano» she was in conference with her at- ' have. ol-tained “i-lrsprimi publicit)
.rhe_hf‘“’l“°\ ““3 “I’VPG 3‘ .I' tomeV. Judge Malcolm D. Chump- throuch Mrs. Titll‘llnng's svnmtioiial
“WINK I“ ”I“ “"“T‘I‘t hall 0' ‘5 lin oi Prmliencc. hi: declared to- Mention of the roli- Ht' "himsr-r
. '—-- iiay. lie aililn-ii his client expected 5 strike" ii. in r lum'miiii < \'« w ' k.
“ ommuc‘d 0” Page Twoi : '0 return to her».\’eu'pori home '1th «partment. ‘Ul’
latter part 0! the week." I Mr. Budlong's )-:t$v'nl v here-
Judgs Chunplin said ho had boon abouts are unknown
FRANK VAN SCOY
DROPS DEAD IN
CIGAR STORE
Attack of Heart Dis--
ease Causes Death—;
Found on Floor of
Place
Frank tfla
known business max:
.yesterday morning =
y \‘finSi~ 51a “‘llll
30:11) 6 dead
'it " .3’) in n
street Temple. The remains will be
Y.. on Wednesday
BERTINO IS
FINED $200
Pleading guilty to o charge at
keeping lntoxicnnts with intent to
sell. Giacomo Bcr‘ino this morning
was tinod 8200 and costs by Judge
Nehemiah Candee in the uptown city
court. He paid the tine.
NEW CHURCH. IS
TO OPEN'MARS
Rev. Ernqu'. McGrogor. Mr
or the Mortal]: Congregational
church. announced at ths‘ church
services yootordoy that it was ex-
pected that the first services in the
new church mid be held on March
.
[103.31
Order of Moose attended the initia-
Nast class of 100
(I mung and the local
nonwstxtsozn‘nsr .nswsrsrss
SOUTH'NORWALKCONNg;MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1925.
(fit—WW
TWELVE PAGES
The Weather
RALV ”NIGHT ‘33” ransa-
BLY '1'!!de “035110: “A.-
m TONIGHT; WIDE 11.n-
DAY.
PRICE THREE CENTS
__....~
TearedC Up—In
Confers , With »Attomey
Mystery of Mrs. Budlong’ s Whereabouts Is
New York Hotel
A
.._~—in
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discuss ”cousin matters" but de-
approach Milton
Budlong's
J.
liusli-in-i
Budlong.
irzom
By Associated l‘rcx.
! WASHINGTOS.
tulCS of thv
I‘On as on \thsr greatness may he
'too vaguely zipprrciated in the al-
most "impersonal and legendary"
iilgurc he has become to many minds
\\ ere sketched in addresses at Wash-
Feb.
’.’.‘i.—-Pic-1
real George “'ashing-
to iommunlcate with the oil nian-
nled th'll he had been nuthortzni to mite regarding "the last paymgnt of . discussed today
Mrs. '
whom -
‘hc .i‘louance ‘J'hlt‘h is still iliic .‘lrs
I'1i i-ilomt. "
Sketch George Washington!
As Man Without Pretense
\‘al. It
is hardly too much to say:
Gums. \\'a.~hington was the .‘r".Olll-
tion.“
i Mr. “'ickcrshum. in his tribute.
ldeciarcii “‘ashington‘s litc stands
ialoft .‘llltl apart. as thw perfect In-
[carnation of the ideal Citizen."
I "It is doubtless true." he said.
Sokosh was arrested yesterday by
Patrolman John Smith upon .-the
complaint or Flore. In the court
this morning 80th stated that
Flore had called him a bad name
5 and that he struck him over the left,
eye with his fist. 'cuttlng Flore‘ 3’
e e.
ySOkooh'o fine with the addede costs
amounted to 348. He paid
and was allowed to go.
111515521-me
WEDDIVG “roost
Miss Moria Difleoo of Main street
and Joseph Louchsk. stop-son of
Charles filmy of N West avenue
and popular local athlete. will be
married this afternoon at live o’clock.
at the rector! of St. Mary’s church.
by Rev. Father Finn. Frank Lou-
chnk. brother of the bridegroom.
will be tho best man and Mrs.
Chariot Torloy 1]: bridoomoid.
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NEWS
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PAGE 12
Two' rooms at the ' Washington
school were used for the first time
I today and the Ludlow school will be
occupied as soon as the new desks
I are installed.
WMM’MAIION '
TALKS BACK TO
RICH; H. GOlDl-JI
Answers Criticism of
Present City Govern-
ment Made By ex-
Mayor
“CROAKING”
IC alls Attention to'
'1 Present CharterI
Which “Mr. Golden!
; Helped to Make” ”
4 William Ii. McMahon of thv lloarrl _
of Estimate answered today the cri-I
.tlcism of Richard H. Gol'lcn. pub-I
llshed last week.
Mr. McMahon declares that the‘
present government of the City or
i Norwalk is due to the work of ”1050;
‘who handed down the city charter.
He says other things too. Ii-‘rr isI
his letter: ‘ ;
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-: Editor of the Ev-‘ning Sentinel.
Dear Sir: l
g i noticed by the columns of The
gSouth Norwalk I‘:\“.‘nlll): Svnlinvl
iand The Norwalk Hour 01 February
(Continued on Page Two.)
Irish Sulfering Is
Result of Sins
BELFAST. Fob. 23.—Alludin5
to the distress under which n-oec-
tlon of the Irish people is suffer-
ing, Bishop Fogarty of Kiilaloe in
the course 0! o pastoral says this
distress might be in consequence
of Ireland's own sins.
“During the great \Var. heaven
spread a. mantle of protection
oycr inland. while the rest of
Europe was undergoing dreadful
castigaiion." the Bishop writes.
"While others were starving.
God lavished abundance upon
Irish people and we have shown
our gratitude by burning. wreck-
ing and iivstroying the gifts 0!
God in a campaign of crime
which is an awful scandal to the
World and a. disgrace to the Irisl.
name.
"Now in ills chastizing hand is
laid on us. no havc nobody to
blame” but ourselves."
fLegion Women Hear
Washington T alki
Pres. Coolidge Holds White House Reception
For Delegates to Women’ 5 Conference
By Associated Press.
“'ASIIINGTUN. l‘- i. :33 ”lump-
illtln.‘ by l'r-sidviit t‘nolidgt. .i'. tlii‘
“’hiti Home and addresses by See-
-tiiy \\‘. cits and other \\ ir depart-
ment oilicisls w'm‘ on the program
tmiax for deluniii-s to the “'omen s
Ponfvrr'nt‘i‘ on National Dots-net“ as
i'cace lnsuranc-n.
The \Var iii-iiartinciit's sandy ol'
”\Vomun power. thi cc possible so~
{iced l“ the Regular tumv “ere
ll)’ Majord‘unvral
{John L. Hints. (hlt’l or staff. before
33¢... lotions o! tho-intent“ om prob- i
mound yesterday ty his aim to grumplin and he was endgav orin‘ lc mand some of tho difficulties now
i Georg-.- \\'nsh1ngton tirthday’
I meeting ot thc Ame: zcazi I.» gion
Auxiliary.
No Battalion of Death.
Things women can do in War are!
being stuillcd by the general stat!“
Gt-ni-ral Hines said. not with the idea
lof' 'making tiglitiis oi our girls. or
‘0! creating any such thing as a wo-
man: battalion ot‘ draih. ’ But ex-
'perlencv has pron-d. he said. that
1 (Continued on Page 'i‘p‘oi
.FALLSINPOND
‘ the search: 1':
It is thought that as Larson fell.
'his hrnil struck one of the stone
iahutments. which knocked him un~
Lconscious.
CONN. CONGRESSMAN GOES AIR
JOY- RIDING WITH GEN. MITCHELI
I WASHINGTON, Feb. ‘38.-—-Reprp~
sontstive Patrick 3. O'Sulliysn of
Derby. Conn. went “joy riding" in
assistant chief of the army sir ser-
vice, who has created Such s. furore
in army and nan; circloo with his
contention that the air services of
the Army, Navy and Post Oftlc'o de-
partments should be concentrated in
one «milled air service. independent
of tho othor branches of the gov-
ernmont. -
.O'Sullivunisomomborotthe
committoo ot the Houos which has
'bosn investigating the gonsrul sub-
joot of aviation from all viewpoints
It was tho tootimony of 'uitclull
< and curious othor authorities before
this commutes which brought about
an airplane Saturday for about an
hour with General \Villlam Mitchell.;
lion. O'Sullixan has had several
conversations With General Mitchell
on occasions when the "stormy
petrel" of the air service has up-
pent-ed before the House committee
‘and accepted an invitation from the
general to go "joy riding" in the
air. They went together in General
Mitchell's private airplane which the
general uses daily and operates per-
sonally. much in the manner that
business men use their automobiles.
General Mitchell demonstrated in
tho hour they were in the air over
on auction- of Washington may of
tho points he had stress“! in his
testimony beiors the committee
about the utter defense-lessons of
the national capital from attack by
airplane. Hr. O'Bulllvan sold alter
the ride that I); enjoyed the ox-
I
lington I‘irihtlm ecltlirntion horn to- . "that his charactcr has been pres-
smnll cigar More \\' .is‘: ington da} by John Dalton 1‘:iync.chair- entmi to posterity in too austr-re. too
street. where be h mum- to make ""1“ ol‘ ”1' -‘.m\‘”\‘_ri“an 110d ‘Cm-‘s- Forfeit Tints. “no should study his.
a. purchase. M. d 1.“!!!an .inil G0?l‘t \l.’ .th rshnin. .ormeriiutteis tor reyclation ut‘ the actual
" ii. iii llllli 14 2i \\ is tallul “tom“ 3"" m. iUman “ashington.
alflual‘ ti “3‘s * ' r M1 Ito li-‘art‘ Manly Man. "in those letters is revoke] a
d”: ‘ c“ I “‘ “ ' Judge Payne. who presided at the , great human pt‘fsonaut)’; strong.; 5
asc. ‘nxerciscs held under the auspices of! steadfast stvlf~controlled it is true ‘ -
, ., - .. ' . . ._ __ ~ - ‘ ‘ . _ - -I Falling from .>.
er OX ‘1'“!‘0 If": -;1IITIIIIIT‘.S :>tab- li‘lct Of Columbia commissioners. ‘10- I I‘d to great 1’;[UFI_'>‘. an inimis. 10v: 1': l‘ond i'l In“: IIJ’I'nt~\‘.\‘ ( \“llIu ‘lp'
“‘Khmcn on 30 ‘ “Lu“ >trc-c., had "scribe-l the nation's father as a-nt u-iiiitl‘y. a liat- r ut‘ shunts and n. ht l.‘r.in‘- 11's“ I "'aJn C . n A.)
Lillcl‘cd tin. sin-- .0 1:11) a tigar. "manly man. a main w;th pride and m‘ctcnsi'. a man of “(”711 lows and . Ioi‘n' “-32.- .: Ill-hf)“. Elicoimgvmhg-h
'lhc owner (’1 ‘IOI'L “In mic- dignity 0‘ character, but “101;“ aIil'l""'ISh|l‘s. a character limncti in] .- \f. d uro <nnldi- \. L ') l“:
phoning. and. 1; :ns '4 nots:. look- plain man without pretense. ‘ tin roic proportions. ytt under all of“, 1:51 on I u“ d‘ morning "
ed round. Ht: 'i'\' the min Drone ‘ln the opinion of the world." he hour! and tnlcrant of th-- {allllsund ' a"? O we; .. . ‘
on ”1° ”00“ "'I ““119“! 0“'- 8-Dd'sa id. '11" Stood. alone—nxithout a rl-‘foihlcs m‘ mimmoii humanit‘ . .arson, tocellnr pith Odo John-
calle.) (.ut’lctr "trial; Straiton. 'l‘he __..~on,v.il>ofot Georgitolxxn 1l\\crt‘L rc-
‘l"~“ -all~.-i ll‘. Dr. ll. 3. \\’ _ turninit irom Erit‘ lx\l c a>out
athl(:A;°I-:n() 1” Elli-n ‘1‘)‘1‘1 l‘\hcn°1;“ec PWCH COST m CCEPTS “:3" 41nd {O!!o“ “d 'hJ ‘Jilroad
arrived. lit.- notified the medical 1‘ line“; $221053: g‘hcetjrcgrctgfiotc
examiner. ; 1 port . . r c as 3 mg
Mr. Van prov Is Sl!r\';\‘ed by fund tell. Johnson immediately went.
three sisters ind- one bx‘olher_ 31.53 : I to his rescue. but in his excitement,
Julia. \‘an Scoy of Chicago. .\lrs.i , . I liceasliz'tjg :iljhiittllid‘ingfl6::13‘11 :it
. ' ' “ — . . ct . ,' t ' " . I .
Elizabziiii ‘MIIIIEI:1:' 'l‘hbi'alnllbc‘o 'Dg; J h \okosh of 13 Winsor mac-:- Th9 n “ ‘0‘?" Lud "“ "‘nlo'. Johnson's cries were heard b: M‘w
.cl ’ H was b i ) 0 .n k — Hl‘h 5611001 and ”It ‘ddn'V‘ 7" the t-tlit'i‘ mun namc-l Larson, who l:' i.o
tchhis t t). H ew ‘ orn lMn fPort was fined 32:: and costs in the down- \Vashlngton “.1001 “-..rc IOl'lllifi‘Iy i‘x-Iation m we deceased. who drag-
OdES 5:110“: 3:; 33:13::0 ,1; 2.1:“? town City Court this morning. on accepted lay the city on Saturday gpd him .0 safety. The two search-
er of the \lasonic Orllcrh I ithe charge of assault upon Billy atte’f“?°:-l:1£eraninspectionliythc pd all through the night for the‘
.' ‘. .' . , ‘ specm. u n commitlof‘, com os- . .. . .
Mm ‘ nlc tuncrai SCI'"1C'25 '-‘-lll be l-iorc of Cliff sin-wt. m Judg' George! N! of member: of the Board p of ;;:;5IHET::U-[13:11v‘\(r‘;a!:D-fl;l:c333?2
held tomorrow at 7:00 P. M. luv the II Vosburgh - l i-ducation and t! t‘ - ; - _ ~ .
‘ _ , . 4 . to common C ouncil >und V min by
Old “ell Lodge at the South Main ”‘0‘” 9 ‘ m- a m“ 5
i
mlid not know
| “manor.
.AIITO CRASHES
R R. GATES AT
Charles Barrett of
Georgetown Claims
No Lights Were
Shown
THEFTS" REPORTED
Police Hear ”Tales of
Stolen Car and Lost
Tire Over Week-end
ti.i>liiii;: in.o the ;.1f-t3 gates .it
the Crass street railroad crossing at
'.' o'clock Saturday. on automobile
ported to the police over the week
Georgetonn.
ing to :1 mph.
police.
The Suits are in tliarge at Charles
Ferris. According to Barrett. he
that the gates were
down as there wvrc no lighted warn-
\\ is damaged. accord.
mad-r to the uptown
mg lzintrrns at the crossing. Ilc was
not iiijurrd.
S-x'erzil oil; ;‘ lllJJIii.‘ \ir‘i-c re-
porte III” :h» poliqc our the week
ind.
Jol.n l. \‘vi‘mclyca reportrd that
.in automohllc tire had bven stolin
lrom his :iutnmnlile while it
park- «i it‘. (run: of tin Norwafi-t
ory.
Tlit'
was
Arms
dangtr
hill
out last night.
Otto I‘nlllf‘l‘ of
‘-porlcd that his
.ti-lrn Sn‘urdiy iii
\‘aast llrolhcrs reported yester-
‘..iy that a motor meter and a rad-
..tor mp had been stolen
of thrir automobiles uhile it “as
parked in lrnnt of the . \‘ortyalk Arm~
Thu: sda; night.
light
avenue
it the ton of
was reported
l'lC,\'(‘I'.
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hail bi" ti
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MANISRIITED,
FIREMAN HURT
GLOUCESTER. Mass" Feb.
injured
the Jacobs Block.
inont Hotel here today.
damage was placed at 8?5.000.
_ISCCBATORS ASD 380001-238
Incububotor (the
famous hot water machine and the
The Buckeye
Standard Brooder aro carried- in
stock at The Morgan Store.
the time that this particular mor-
chsndioo is in demand and tutor-cot-
ed parties should inspect ttho ma-
chines at their earliest convenience.
Albert n. Morgan Hardware. “insh-
ington St.
25 Center avenue...
from one 7
28. —-
'Ono man was killed and a. fireman
in a. fire which destroyed
including the Bel-
Thc tire.
'vhlcli burnt-d tor over three hours.
was under control at 8 o'clock. The
Now is
l‘
Inn) PLACE IN
LEIGNGION AVE
Get $4 ,000 in _—Liquor-—
‘ Arrest Bella Levoy
And 6 O t h e r s ——
Crowd Watches
FIND A BAR
IFrequenters H i d e—
l Boast By Levay Said
I To Have Caused the
‘ Raid
State police from the Wootport
barracks. under th direction of Ser-
grant \\ .llltr anr‘hnn. conducted a.
raid on Bella Lox a\ s saloon at Le:-
Ilngton at enu-r Saturday evening and
leaned liquor V‘aIUld at $4, 000.
Sergeant Lnuhln Wilh Gamers
-S::ulle\. Burris Finnegan. Pobuda
Ian Stanton \isit-d th~ pace about
30 o 'clock in the cyening and. aft-
3. r trying [ht ro-ar doors and finding
vhorn locked. broke them in with a
sludge hainmtr.
Entering the saloon they arrested
I B‘Ila LOV'a} allegid pioprietor Ben-
:iniin Ki-ll}. a bar' end-r and are
'.'requcntr-_.~' Stephen Banyo. 117 Ely
-.i‘--.7‘.ue; Gus Curtis. 10 Soundviev
'axcnue‘. Ernest Grooshnor. 59 Le:—
Ii:.gton avcnuc. Adolph Mayer. 27-
i\\'nod'v'irvl aunur fil‘il Jo n Ster-
an. or .\'».w Canaan. Levay was
. li."(i un-l'r Ivo'Vis 3"0; Kelly
' idcr 81v '. and 'h £1111.i‘2i'_.r§ un—
.; ~425 Cil'TIL.
1 \\ hon in. po‘iw- «n:~.rcd the es-
>l)llrl‘.m"lll 1:1-3' “(cc greeted by a4
2'; icot lull". “uh the frequents”
’llned up wi'h ‘hcu' feet on the roll.
I.” in (Iii~ uld OAKS. Catching “hl
cf the State polio lhf‘ linngoro-on
.scsttered in all directions. some of
lthern jumping over the bar and tried
'10 hide beh: nil it: others were found
under Yfll'l':. .aml one man sought
witty llihlnll .i his or “makes.
Tl‘i" minor. .i~ not illuminated b)‘
lillly lights on the inside. an arch
ilight in thc sirrtt shining through
'the windows furnishing the tight
Leccssary to carry on Lb? businut.
The pultce discovered great quan-
i Lies of alleged wine. liter and whis-
ikcy in thu room. i'rom the saloon
the raiding party went to the apart-
ments of L0\.:_\'. located in the same
building and discovered more liquor.
The haul made bx the police con-
t Int-d ‘.'T (Jet-5 or al hged beer lour
o-ag allon k08~ or uhiske). sacral
mans of aliohol ind .. six il‘ quantity
I02 \'.ll'1t‘ at»! >- i:i-- :.,;\;-I,.;n.ous Ilv
quor.
i The home" a...» Ioadcd into A
truck and l.ll\{'n to the Woetpori
‘arracks b} the police. Where it
I “ill it held until after the trial or
orvlcr is lSS'Jt‘d to destroy it.
The lutakin; of ill” glass in the
rear door by he police attracted o
large crowd and as the booxo was
being mrri-d out . it is estimated
that in":- peopie watched the pro~
remlings. Local police were called
to the suite tt: keep order.
it cull!"
State police my that boasts by
il.i:\'.ly, that he couid never be
.1ouched because he had everyone
’::xed, led to his arrest. According
to iniofrmation ga‘her-d the stab-
lishitien' his rein domg business
n‘iflCP prohibition went into client.
This is lh0‘1.;>' time that chsy has
ever been arrested {or iiolation o.’
the liquor law.
A:torn(y“1 ‘ial Keogh appeared
inr I.‘\:l} 47.} Keri}. When their
f nuts-is (4211- up in the downtown
't‘i'y Con" Judge George H;
\'OS‘-ul‘$ll. The cyldencc
imiS‘S l‘iTrI ‘w up; ready
they were all
I \‘1itizrviiy
I
‘WILLIAM HESS,
BARBER, Ill.
\\';lliam Hess. of 30 Wilton ove-
nuc. one of the oldest harbors in
Norwalk who has 3 place of bul-
neso in 5 River otroet. to critically
ill today in the Nor-walk hospital
With acute appendicitis.
Mr. Hess was stricken at his horns
yesterday morning and was rushed
to the hospital. Dr. \Vllliam W.
Tracey is in attendance. He said
Mr. Hess' condition was extremely
serious.
in the
this morning
continued until no):
v.io:t.ing at nine o'clocl‘.
—.\‘OTICE:
A special communication of Old
\Vcll Lodge, .\'o. ms. F. A. M. will
be held ll: its rooms. Masonic Tem-
ple. South Main street. 'l‘ucodoy eve-
ning. Feb. :4. at seven o'clock tor
the purpose of performing the logi
sad rites over our deceased Brother.
Frank C. \‘an Scoy.
W1LLARD MIELENZ. W. M.
THE NOBWALK DAIRY 00.
Its owners are sure and approcioo.
titre of the txto that its patrons and
the public in general are loyal and
interested in supporting a
conducted dairy.
This dairy will continue to oer"
Its patrons at all times as it has dono
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loatly
Attssl. Ass 1'. Lowndos. Secretory.
MI'LLIGAX'S RAISI’S
It is made from the very boot and
is wholesome and delicious outing.
undo under Ideal conditions In the
bake shop that makes lulltnl’o
Famous Rome-lode Crullefi. All
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