or.
,
v
h, u.
.‘sfiw-
«7.3; ‘v v.
"Ti“
w:Be Race for Green-
: twich Challenge Cup
35-.- New Craft
men along Long Island shores. The
Will Murder
“Out" in Emotional Moment
At Bitter. Inquest Into Death
of McClintock?
t Event Will
, STAMFORD. Feb. 26.—
.Indications point to an usually
Wand ectite season among yachts
gold cup race tor high speed boats
”hodulod for Manhasset Bay in
August. a race for the Greenwich
gallon“ cup in elm R. and inter-
national race with Norway. another
international event in the Star class
championships. two long ocean races
ad the New York Yacht club and
lgterclub cruises promise better rac-
ing than for many years.
- There are 130 new boats being
“It for Marblehead and New York
fitters and although some of these
pro under 28 feet in.length, many
of them are for the larger classes.
John 8. Lawrence. of the Eastern
Iaoht club is having a new racing
aohooner constructed and there .s‘
also a sixteen one-design schooner:
to be known as the Sell.“'anllal\a:‘
schooner class which will make us .
appearance later in the eras-on.
‘ Class Q Boats
Then there are four class Q home
under construction at Marbiehead.
‘11'claas yachts of which 7 are tor
New York waters and 12 nvvc
boats for class S, all for the sound.
Another new class R boat has been!
ordered for Harold Tobe). of the
NW'Yorw and parchniont Yacht
Clubs.
Commodore Phillip H. Mallory,
of. the Atlantic Yacht club has chal-
lenged in this Class tor the Green-
wich cup. now h-“id by the Indian]
Harbor Yacht club of Greenwich
which won it from the Corinthian
Yacht club ot‘ Marblchcnd in 1920
with the Arie, then owned by Ad-
dison llcnan. of [brain Shore
Greenwich. it is l'.\l!'~..L'l.\il tltu‘. suv-
FRI othvr class It. yucllts “ill also
challenge and possibly :Ulllt: boats
from blarblulilu'td, |
‘One of ti:“ sucn nrrv Tl's is from
the fortnmat I’irith‘h l'i:l\'lI archltcct
'Yt'iiliam Mir.
"Tho.
classes.
|Illa \\ edtlins.
Among tito ui-ll‘r _
Fighting Tel-ties." tii-ic viii be nt'
least. EL: \.t‘I‘.’.." mkir; part in the
racing. Ii. L. .‘Iu‘fl'w‘ll'h banshee,
H. s swipe 1:..udx, “I B. Bell's.
.‘llstrnl .I'l-I \\' .i l-thiwh’s 'iyphuun‘
will sml an-z- ‘ll’ll‘ cl~i p-.l.t.ants.
“snappy'p” Etna I'u'll “'Jl'l to J. 1;.
lJanbau>h and \". ll. Hoffman. who
'formeriy rJf‘F'il the tliirty-tooters
“(,7OUl‘llflss'" :uml “ “31"." "I‘nmcrof
hon li‘P'Zl} a-‘t‘-i " i.. innit-"As to RI
fipc-mrr lw' lit". v? Hartford. Slit-i
it is srlili "\U‘I ixlwr-Il ull Ill" sound;
Ilhi't emetic '7"I- "‘l‘hirticr‘” will“.
6130 im ru' 1' "III :lI":l:'It and “ill;
form tizt I-u-‘nl‘fvll‘ n.’ the racing]
flx-ct "rl‘l‘ vii! ‘c their ‘.‘l year.
Th"l'i’ KIlII Ir 5 “In :u'v class S;
‘.‘iuzwr I’m '.- l~ . luvl‘ club:
mini l.‘ m .w'.‘~ul.il<iI.u-“t‘l'-I
1min.» \ -':~.‘ with. .KII 2w Sea-I
“airlinlv. ">- :.:'a ..' on» ‘.(slgu iron):
the it ‘.I‘hut‘t Mum ;.t lirlstol.f
“lh'Tllt'l‘ n' lit" tht '“u fly: linaisl
‘l‘t‘lll l' ' " 'n:t"I‘ .' 1* l-Il' «Lsignl
”'33:. is! .- I" “'.Jll. 'l'lxv“ 511.." \ld“'
Ila! IN. ‘l‘. !' rm ‘I\ ‘.n-‘l'u. :ixil .IIIIi (Her.
83: of tit-m I.'ll- I: 'T 'inl In ten-1
term! “I '.‘f‘l‘s this svnsrm. '
'Anatif‘r Cl‘illSIl’Vf schooner will‘
make ltrr apprarunce this spring.
This is .l, yacht .1»; foot inn: msr.
all, now luv-int: ‘rn'tl’ 'I'. .l irulf: Turd.’
City ,Ts‘anri. Mr L. (irnulott Hunters-5
710,? 0f Ncu' Yr-rk. ‘i‘ho‘ new yacht‘
can be one of the heavy displace—I
‘ment type.‘ she will it use-ti for
c'oostwise cruising.
Women Get Few Votes
In Chicago Election
CHICAGO. Feb. 26.—-Women will
not officially sit in Chicago‘s City
Council for another two years
tent. Three women candidates in
Monday‘s aldermanic election re-
ceived only 450 votes of the 439.257
out.
Dr. Rowena Morse Mann. grand-
daughter of the inventor of the tel-
egraph. trailed last among rive can-
didates with 279 votes. Mrs. Irene
Latkow. lawyer. former president of
the Women's Chamber of Commerce.
rain eighth in her ward with 85 votes,
and only “6 votes were received by
.315 Frank Tovmley Brown. soci-
of: woman and organizer of the
,Widowe' Protective league.
1W0 ATTORNEYS
.e
w. ‘ STAMFORD. Feb. :0.—
‘.‘A new law firm wil begin prac-
‘h ails-city tomorrow when At-
. Frank Rich and Max Speike,
'well known in legal circles in
~elty and county. became part-
' They will conduct their busio‘
in Rooms 401, 402. 408. 404.
Rich is a graduate of the
- high school. Dartmouth
. Bhoflleld Scientific school at
‘13de the Yale Law school.
*' ” is his degree of Electrical
at Yale abet and while
law school at the New Ba.-
veralty was an instructor in
filled. Be is at present coun-
. the Town of Stamford. While
at high school he was prom-
"; ,1. athletics and played foot-
' baseball. shining particu-
I} a pitcher.
‘.. Spelkeisagraduataot
, high school. of Dartmouth
and Columbia Law school.
‘, paduuryearsbebubeen
, . . 1mm attorney or the
' City Court. The attor.
, will combine their practice
.. ., both served in the
. at. ‘Attorney Rich with
and Attorney Spellte with
at?
I
CHICAGI’I. Feb. 20* \Vii.it startnit
out oti'IcIaily as an inquest into the
(limit of \Vilii'im )lct‘lintock. "boy
millionaire." who died on the eve oil
has bun lIiI't:~'d into
the luttcrcst icgul battles in;
Ms 52:5 ?[(111 ééwzmk -
‘Ilt. ill of kin nun
2,00,, BllNUS
APPIICA’IIONS
NOW (IN FILE
01;; damniimn‘i
._Cash Payments for
Small Sums March 1
WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.——Maior-
General Robert C. Davis. in charge
of the “’ar department's administra-
tion of the Adjusted Compensation
act. announced today that 2.400.000
bonus applications had been receiv-
ed from veterans throughout the
United States and those now resid-
ing in foreign countries. 0! the to-
tal number received. he said. only
27.000 applications had been disal-
lowed by ih edepartment. but it had
been necessary to return 500.000 to
the senders for corrections and nec-
essary information.
General Davis called attention to
the payment of cash bonuses effech
ive March 1 under the law.
"On that date." he said. "cash
pavments become due to those vet-
erans whose adjusted. service credit
amounts to $30 or less and depend-
mm of deceased veterans. including
their widows. children. mothers and
.>_ .
. e - ’
l’ififi /5 173514;? pbuez
v.-.r‘.-i the mint-w burr-i "twill“: llt’ . l"ull".'l'.Ii‘ lic-‘nw ulthou: )lcClin.
l.‘l(,).ll“
Huron r tho ::.:.I‘.l~ i' r t... I
lie lulllks Ill'~’ nil m.
)ivt‘llxlturh \t...~ 1mi-
lll.‘.i'l’l.ll:*‘ 1..
lull to
,\l"i:lllll(tl‘k.
lIl-: lu-liri’ iiml
.‘wllr'ul '.0 tin-\rnt
21H
“ho v mild lIl- t:
(um: (it Miss I"’!I"‘II" I'I‘l"
‘.hc hiya], 0' l;i1.1ii.ui Jill‘lSPI—u'é r..nr 33p...” Iw =»- 1.. MM Iillll‘l kl“;
dcnfc in llll.» I‘ll). tII'Ii- ~. )It‘l_'lll.lul'k \‘ar 01- C'rl'hqn‘ I
.\llkl as the Intuit-I gens on spec—I ”a W 1hr 1- W1“. m Hm “To“ tnl
tutors and l‘t‘I‘idCl'b "r“. I“ onaeriugl l-uilr} .1 maze -: t‘lrt Hivrl-H‘Jlfll ”‘1‘:
where the mass of circumstantial} ~lr nrc ".-i‘ \ ;l¥ 5"Iill Sfttplzcrd Y”.
evinlcnce, hinting at 111'} poisoning! .. ,I H S :
ot llu‘ only run man ”out of tuo! R“. ”A" ”A. “2‘: “my: V :1. .
(lllt'llllrl‘TK‘ 01 ““1110“? f“‘““”“’ 1...!Itzmivx- 1711’ T'HI‘H'? u 31.."3’ “T
“I” I’ “‘1 ‘h' Princ'r‘UB' ‘.‘in-ilit‘lttf‘. Hill-Hill: 1
\\'ill the (Will‘nt‘v bili'l \Villluni:
l). Sh"PI1(l‘(l. {\lt't'llnlrwk’s Ill'lr mid
guardian. Io trail for his life? I
\VIII I' inipli' t’llit'c‘.‘ tho rccnl‘dsi
of Chimp-K tinselu‘d mm."
‘lts Ul
at"; 1.,j t-rios‘: ' I:.:
Lli‘ pill the inquirt tud smhlenlyk
\\‘:'h rt F'Ii‘plrsc that will stun {Ilf'l
principles and make of McCllntork's:
death one (1 the coldest picch 0':
IILl-I‘wuurv Innrdrr that “as. ever
prrpt,il‘;.tul~-t‘.:.-- liin‘ ‘.\lII allo‘lt
t'l‘ull HAN-‘0 "u". Tllt’IlII"ll"'Il ll‘l Pill-
Iuct'mx \"I‘II =i.- sauna :nrln’s‘
03th?
The prmltpals In the amazing
alum: helm: churn-d our the in-
u'mst :(.‘.II' lhtwu clays hn'n- lict‘ll
ltf'ul' tlx- l‘."‘7ll\IIlL' pl-II‘I smcral
times ll‘ulll Iii', muons tilisionli
l‘inaicnl \‘ltIIt‘ll't has lint-It (it'l‘ni‘ll-'
-vl it} two or ‘hlo‘c (It 13.. iAntlint:
figures in it.
“ill ":I‘llzt'llrr out," i‘ murder
there was. ix; one of the" rtitntional
tz'.-'-r.I-‘I‘.7.\'.‘
ll) Juilgc Uisuu. I
Lilli rincplI-‘rti \I:—".'oxl Dr. Utter
ill UH. lim guilct“ tlu'II- I, 'II.- tiny,
I-l’lt'lt' tlzv ni-wtm‘ Il.’ Slit ltll'Hl' I
«t \I‘i' to hint ill \cwt. ,\-.\r.~. ‘
By Mrs. (Ilsnn. tlu- lll'l‘lltl'.~ “hum.
‘i‘ltal Shepherd I‘l’viigll' illv' illtl‘
it'tl‘ trIIIt. 'llmt Ilw ill" .1 Phil. "flint.
an (uhlr Filt‘ lIk-hui to lirmsl': null;
was twitlcrillc 't {-w mtzmzvs i:It-!
or an.) ‘1211' III- tlm'wt l-vrati. i
turn. .
liy ‘llxs lisicilc ‘Il'llllll£.. nuts
and Yl'lt'llt’l It! Slicphcrni Ill'itltllltu:
Inn of intimate t-tters from Shep
lien. in one of uhlrn ht l-~ .mi m‘
Ii'i"(' \.I"'tc:I "'l'hlnts l‘.:I\. r . . v",
lik- .1 va‘I-tnc. l tlzlnlt i “M 4-1.» -
my sills. and drift in l:tl‘t\llt‘1" "
By hr. 1:. I‘nsln-ru.
'I'lln‘. Sher‘h‘T'll it"s llI\ ,
- Flt!‘ ill-1'
(jitztf .iII~:Iv-e Harry Olson of 'h~
municipal court. “ho stepped trnm
his_hct:ch to blusoni- “attorney for;
the dcad." has thrown hire to tht-I would be impossible for Il"l‘ tn
3 Lllll lili’ir-rcn' (mismw.
ihosc ‘hrIt “o‘lld If‘f‘iYO tin {A ."
tl‘nl’t‘ in mist‘ of posllilnl‘lv III‘. Slit‘p-
‘.t I‘ll Filiil Il" this 'l!ll'l"\‘Y-‘. ..
‘ 1:"...
ll; Miss lsahcllc I‘nlw
That Slitpltcrtl lulil ‘.Jr Illi.‘
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY STUDENTS-
STARTS 0N TWO-YEAR FAST TEST
(“HICAt‘nI ‘iv‘cl-I. ;‘t7~—-ilarold
University of Chicago. slurlt‘d yrs-
terday on n fasting dict that will
last for two years.
The ohjcct is to determine just
how much food is needed for Rem)
thinking. He will mt only when
hungry. paying no html to ordinary
meal schedules and “ill eat very lit-
tle. measuring and weighing (very
bit taken.
During the period.
mental tests
C.I\\‘iil b0 FHA ltim. in. IIIriIt.:; mmhn.
. - .,, . . .,t
O. Holtk. JS-ytdhoili studunt of ihv. lmatics. ”my” and '»."D4 “rpmg an}
:curncy.
' For the last two years he has car-
ried scales with him to Ill"ll‘r.'l'iln'
the amount of food Il“ consumm
normally. The trmtiiai lusts ‘hmvt-Il
lllfi normal eliiclency.
At the end of two ycars the rm
[suits will he tabulated and physiol—
irtgy experts expect to work out rom
thorn an idcal human ration. 7‘
1,000 TINS 0F OPIUM LANDED
IN HAWAII EACH MONTH, REPORTI
HONOLULU. Feb. 26.—A thou-
sand tins of opium were landed in
Hawaii each month. according to I”.
R. Thropp. special agent of the
treasury. who is here to investigate
the customs service. Much of this.
he said. comes inside cargo. every
item of which it is impossible for
the Federal agents to search. Ma-
cao. the Portuguese colony in China.
She Played With,
Matches, Is Dead
THOMPSONVILLE, Conn. Feb.
26.—Lena Gebo, aged 3 and a half
years. twin daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mosu Gebo, died yesterday of burns
received on Friday when her cloth.
ing caught fire while she was playing
with matches at her home. her
mother being out of the room at the
time.
MONTE CARLO. Feb. 36.—’rbe
shortest of promenades here is auto
fieient to convince one that f
in general have a. long and tight
tunic to which the undankirts is
merely an nnohstruaive background
which must never reach below the
kneas and that alcove- are either
long or non-existent
and South America. are the chief
sources of supply.
Hawaiian smugglers, Thropp said,
keep in constant touch with smuz-
glers onrthe mainland and. exchange
shipments as the markets rise or
fall. He urged the formation of
public opinion against the trafl’lc. ad-
ding that the people of Hawaii scent.
ed indifferent or had no horror of
opium. smoking.
Lose Your Fat,
Keep Your Health
Supernuous flesh is not healthy.
Neither is it healthy to diet or ex:
erciee too much. The simplest meth.
od known for reducing the overtg:
body easily and steadily is the Mar-
mole Method. tried and endorsed by
thousands. Manuela Preset-mum;
Tablets contain an exact dose of the
famous Marmola Prescription. These
tablets are sold by druggists the
world over at one dollar for a box.
They are pleasant to take and leave
no ea or nabbinees. They are
popular use efloctive and con-
venlcnt. Ask your drugglst for
them or send price direct to the
Marmola 00.. General Motors Bldg.
Detroit. Mich., and procure a bozy
-—Ad‘e
'.l mnls‘
iiIlHtl
'.l Ii .'u-~l-.II|I.Il‘.ylllI: her to the Ur
t.‘;.~xc lunnu :tn-l that this erron-
.n-.I- inzornntion :hlziyr-d her until
xii-t‘llntI-ck's condition prevented a
\Il‘lirlAlnl marriage which both she
v' .i l'ul‘liniock wanted.
.\".rl lltt‘nllgh al' this testimony
Shiplhrn has remained calm. with
t‘ .. -\« --.-t;mi m lIIulJtlll! when hit-
: 'r attacks arouse him no anger. lieI
rut- n {rt-qu- ntly in conference with
lath-"in Hcdrick.
).I wmlrmk mini last December Of
'~ ;-l:w;i according to
1...”; cv:“llii.ltc .\t Judge Olson's
lhn hotly “an. exhumed.
«lu'crmining
til-Hill lrtimriting that he
Iii-v.1 \h-l‘lintnrk did not die a
.'iI «lullh. .I'Ivitzn Ulson asked
Shephczl nml his «if». 1h.
rmtlmrtlinn 0.’
”Us .n‘t-‘rztov.
law. .’
. N'r-ufi
.3.;..
In
‘.‘t
14".: f' :i
f. ~1ll'53lltlit‘ll.
I‘l"“II"I. N. .\i at the time. hm
stittx‘tnywl r-turnml Ivar for on in-
‘K’lt'fllnl‘
.I...i;.. n-Ixun '...tr. risked this. the
Imtl) ..; Ills Ill‘ulht‘i. llr. Oscar Ul-
~ who «lied Ihl‘t'f‘ year» ago. also
I» exhum-‘ri. He also said he was
:;.\I~'I::Itlic the death of young
I’I, .'v~rh"~ tnuthrr smcrrtl years
Nu.
‘l-Uilntnch. l»_\' t‘te imms of .1
.i .lmun up In Shcphcxll :1 your
tun. “he'll )lcChntuck l-cramv o.’
i~ left his tn‘lic fortune to
.‘Iulelvi'Il. awnpt for an 85.000 an.
r =:'\' to. .\Il\\‘ isaltcllv
:..i;'-~ f..lnlt1~, who was nailing lo
.rrv him “Yul": he (lied. Sever?!
.‘viut1n-s rt! 'IlP 3mm): ‘ilzillionatrt‘
'. .\--‘ sin.“ tz’m-l claims for a short,
.3 'hc M'tatc.
( Ity Manager Plan
so a e v V.
\\ Ins In hansus (lty
KANSAS CITY. MO. lr‘eb
Tim» (”3' manager plan of govern.
'- l‘! “1.! l.» Inaugurated in Kansas
“i'_\ my )‘IZAI' under I: new
..;._I-t.r mltand .it the polls Mom
lld‘. 'i‘hr- charter carried by a vol-.-
4 1.; to ‘ Less than one
a .
the registered
‘ (.1 ‘ v.4:‘iiv
u:
l-nimts.
I i
ll- taken tuunril putting the
Imio ol-crulion with the
In one-house t‘ll)’ Imincil. composed
.M: mayor.
I The mayor rlect and
i
l
fnu; \arious administrnthe
. moms.
cp-_ratlvo April 10. 1926.
The city manager
[a Ight. city departments—law,
.uncc. public works. health.
iweltare. fire. and personnel.
M“ I
IPOLICEMAN GETS
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l
I
I
I
. STAMFORD. Feb. :6.—
of the city. early this
nue and Patsy Marducio of
Front street. both of Hartford
arrested ’ ivy-Motorcycle '
Ryan it developed that the
stories and the
were communicated with.
A reply from them
Hartford boys in the
a charge of stealing
Hartford. The two
probation at the present
burglary in Hartford recently
-—Advertise in the
Sc t
I 2’ ll. , n lnel form.
thel
that death was:
McL‘lintnck.‘
Tlil‘)‘ wrre in Allin-I
l‘ope. McClin-.
26.—
L lt)’
\ 0’.er (‘83!
N \l chtnher the first step Will
plan
election of '
' none members. one of Whom “it;
the councn
\' '.ll ”1“!) proceed to ohtnIn the ser-
\ii.t-s of n «I'y mutlnccr and prtparc
rt code to gmeru the procedure of
depart-
The charter becomes fullv
. . employed by
.hr council “’lll name 1hr heads of
fin-
water.
I STOLEN AUTO
Arrested after they had vi
oiat
.a traffic regulation near the cornice:
moral .
George Lynch or 1038 Capitol A3:
“7
were
Poll man
Milford Hendricks. Upon quzuon-
ing by Desk Sergeant Martin C.
young men were tellins' walnut:
Hartford authorities
had“ the two
Cit! lockup on
an ant
the proper” of Joseph Ritzfizwt;
tim
learned. be having commltgd':
fathers. become entitled to the first
Ilnstailnicnt in cash of the amounts
ldue them."
‘ O
IBoy Emporer of Cluna
B Is Now in Tientsin
By I'llc Associated Press.
Til-:N'I‘SIN. Feb. 20.—73'he lioy
Emperor. Hsuan Tung. tenth and
last Manchu monarch to reign in
China. has abandoned Peking. seat
of his dynasty. for this ancient city.
The . IEmpcror was mct here by
the Japan-‘50 consul. The consul
drove 'Ilt‘ youth in his car to (‘hang
rPiao's garden where Dr. Sun Yat
iSen recently stayed. but the garden
was closed and not ready to receive
the erstwhile ruler of the Chinese
Empire “ho wont to the Japanese
owned Yamato Hotel.
Armngciuvnin wrrc made Monday
for the hey (nlcpror to reside in
Chang Finn‘s garden. whcrc he will
rtmnin for the present. his plans
helm: unccrinln. it is believed that.
the cx-munarch dcsirrs to Visit Am.
crica or Europe. The women meni-
Icrs of llauan's family were brought
down from Peking yesterday by the
Scrrrtary of the Japanese Legauon
there.
t
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.Say Prince of Wales
5 Has American Hustle
By 1lic Associated Pm.
LUNDHX. Felt. '.‘6.-—\\'liat with
satisfying his passion for fox hunh
[inc and compressing I'llllll’l the {cw
“cults remaining before his over-
smis \‘o_\ one enough engagements to
keep a lvss active person busy for
Intonths. the Prince of “‘aice has
’vt-o'n rushing about thr- country Con-
Itinuuusly. displaying what the Eng-
Ilish have come to call real "Ameri-
ltun hustle."
: Almost every day for a week he
l has spent part of the day or night in
.l,ondon and another part 100 or
Imore miles away. To his ordinary
Im‘thitivs he has added slum. the
IKing'e illness. frequent trips to
"Buckingham Palace. He seems to
think no more of traveling :00 miles
. a day in order to hunt the fox with
.some favorite pack than an en-
Ithusiastlc golfer does of journeying
I is or 20 miles to play our n “wil—
{liked course.
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Keels for Peru
Navy Submarines
I NE‘V LONDON. Conn. Fob.
vRel-ls for two submarines for the
Peru navy were laid at the Sew
London SLip and Engine company
plant. Groton. at noon yesterday
with timing ceremonies. attended by
a large number to guests of the
company and Peruvian dignnlaries.
.‘iiss lsnbel Ulllla. daughtcr of
President Augusto B. Leguia of Pc-
ru. sponsored the laying of the keel
for the R-1. and Mrs. Clark H.
\Voodward. wife of Admiral \Vood-
Itvard. chief of the naval mission to
Peru. acted as sponsor for the R-‘J.
Mrs. Carmen Rosa chuin De Ayu-
io. another daughter of the Presi-
dent. with her husband were also
among the delegation from Peru but
took no part in the ceremonirs.
Honduras to Get
U. S. War Materials
“'ASHINGTON. Feb. 25.—Formal
request of the new Honduran Gov-
ernment for the purchase of 8.000
American military rifles. 2.000.000
rounds of small arms ammunition
and twenty machine guns has been
approved by the State department
and now is before Secretary “’ecka
who will workgout the terms of the
sa 0.
26,—-
! SAILORS DOST.
BOSTON. Feb. 26.—l’our members
of the crew of the Boston fishing
schooner Hesperus were lost while
hauling trawls on Georges Banks on
Monday. the vessel reported on a.r-
Wall Street
Japanese Robes
' Hand Crocheted
Robes
daintily made of
lace
Baby Buntings
Comb and Brush
decorated
Rubber Panties
Carriage Clamps and Straps,
Gertrudes and Nighties
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
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TRISTRAM eHYA
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Visit Our Baby Department
We have many attractive things for the baby, such as-
l-Iand-made Dresses '
Crepe de
Carriage
Hose
ribbon and Kenwood
Sets, hand
Hemmed
embroidered
Baby Bess
Silk Bonnets
Quilted Crib Pads
Hand Decorated Rattles
Vania Vests. Bands. Bin
Gertrudes and Knities
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Chine Shoes. hand
Silk and Wild
Crib Blankets
Diapers. all sizes
den,
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SUIT AGAINST
CHARLES WEBB ‘
COMES TO END
Stipulated Judgment
Will Be Entered Fri»,
day —- Husband Sued
by Wife’s Brother
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BRIDGEPORT. F» l», 20. '
lated judgmcnct r- suiting from a -
compromise '.Hzrr-r-m-‘nt. “iii be en-
icrcd during Friday‘s short cal-‘ndnr‘
session of thc Superior Court In the
320,000 damage sui‘ l‘rcucht by S.
Jennings German. .Yt this city.
against Charles \\'..‘. ' . .‘Tt‘t‘ Yorh.’
husband of tip Lit- I‘mrtm German:
\Vchh. furnr riv of I".'.ll‘l".- id.
«in! i' is .«l'nccd that
Samuel German. liridzopoti. father
of Mrs. “‘chb. contend to her a
\aluablc Crcrnficid llIll estate with
In the comp”:
the understanding Tl‘ii: she would
pay her Irrn'liv-r. S Jennings Got-g
man. $20.00“. Mrs. “'r-hh is said tol
have ncgleciwl to main-"t this pay-
ment. and thv p‘nintliY asked dam-
ages of $2".""0 of rci‘2rn of the
property.
Mrs. “'vh‘n. “ho \\'.-.‘ well-known
in l-‘airflcld and Ivrhlct port. diwl un-
dcr pcculxlr rircutlisiJnCr‘s in the
\Vestchcstcr-Y‘Jltmorc Country Club
“‘hito Plains. N. Y. in December.
1923. Fail-owing her death rv‘iltivcs
institute-i n {ct-moi lr\-~Iig:ntinn.
Which rrsultrd in “with being (7
flcially cit-ared of all suerlctnn. ;
in a w ry short will. thr dcccasw!
left the greater portion of her SLR-I
000.000 estate to hcr husband. This.
will was contcncd by relatives. and
several actions are new pending in
Xew York State courts.
LEVY WITNESS
PLEADS GUILTY
N0 JAIL TERM
BRIDGEPORT. Fin. LG.-~Frank‘,
Sadcau. New Hrnrn Il-l‘LQi‘ law \io-‘.
lntor. u ho proud 0: manual assist-i
ance to the Suite in the prosecutionl
of Jacob Levy. prorriclor of the.
Compo lnn. \Vcslpurl. yesterday re-.
ccived a suspended Jail srntence of
one year when he pleadid guilty to-
Yore Judge Christopher 1.. Au‘ry in_
the Criminal Superior court to a
charge of transporting beer. I
Following the sclzttrc of a beer.
truck in Horn-nil». l.i<l Dccx-mher.‘
Nadeau appeared at the State's Ab.
torncy's office and claimed owner-
ship of the whole. The New Hav-
on man is raid by S'afc's Attorney
\\'illiam H. Cimicy. to have sup-
plied \aluable information against
Levy. but.in doing so deeply incrimvé
inated himself. He was inim~:rli:lt¢:-I
1y arrested on a bench watrant.
Mr. Comles' suggested to the
court that in view of Nadeau’s aid
to the State. a suspension accom-
pany any jail sentence which might:
be imposed. In view of this recom-i
mendation and Nadeau’s statement.
that he intends to leave the state.
Judge Avery imposed a suspended
sentence of one year in jail.
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KHARPL’T CAPTt RED?
By Associated Press. ‘
CONSTAXTINOPLE. Feb. =5‘_.
The Kurdish insurgents were report- 1
ed here yesterday as having capture
ed the city of Kharput. in eastern
Asia. Minor. sixty mil-‘5 northwest of
Diarbekr.
BUY
riving in port today. A dense fog
closed in and the men who were out
in dories were unable to find the
ship. The schooner aearched 24
hours and then made for port. 'It
isbelieved that the fishermen might
have been picked up by other ves-
sels of the fishing fleet.
M“
lax-cram SENA'I‘O -
POMFRET. Conn.. Fe: 32:01:11
63, former “state senator and
rominent in local town aflaira died
at his home here yucca-day follow—
ing a short illness. Mr. Ash repre-
"W men are seated tb
being held 1,“.de the 0 39th Senatorial District
police from Hartford. Mal-mu 3: m a" lmu‘m“ “m". At ”"3
came time meson. John 1". Alt. W
representative in the Home ill-0m
obi-town. Mr. Ash was born wing-
laad but bad resided here for mu
mineumrvivedbramtw
sons and four daughters. The “I!"
”pl 1“! he 1:14 W m
f ERISBIE’S I
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PIES
Roses, Gladioli. Dublin
A yard full of Flowers
for $1.00
Advance sale of SPI'IIII Flam
Low prices for earl!
m Field . 2 year old.
annular-.5 'orgzor [slot-83.50
Dahlia. 11a, 13 Women. all
elm-rent. ”'0’?“
~ [in-"kl. C. 0. .
All Send for list of other
mil-bio “0"”
a. J. omens. at Holly. 3- Jo
‘jurtction graptml li)‘ that
Uitsmism‘ti tht
:rxspcnse of the :Z‘
vp’uS’lHl)‘.
't» nsity o: the
JCXASRANCERS ‘
0N J99. AGAIN
SAN ANTONIO.
Censtitutiomlity of “fans
gcr law was uphtld yesitrdu
stat? rangt rs rcstored '.0 tin..—
mcr legal status. in a tin :slon h
cd down by t‘hirf Jus't-‘c \\'. S
IV I-.
’i‘ct.
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in Fourth mer: c! C:\;'. \j-;'-
’l‘hc decision rv'xcrses tht tztizr- '.
0.‘ (I‘m district court. s- ‘ '- '-: .
flCYZCI.
A Lucid Question.
Illxrluxt “i"C'I) in New IZ~ ; e'.
The qu-stion which i am .zs‘nzrg ..
this: is It possible '.0 augn:
obitctiVity and the \«rsatil;
d2\l‘i‘13‘.
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lift. I-y cultk:lti.._ .
the lr.\v.'.c~r.lvy :lni '3‘.-
(‘ODSt‘l'j-iirf‘.‘ ~.<
the lndhiduai lastzns or. .. c"
behavior? If it. is posszhlc. is it not
of the utmost importance for educe~
tionrll research to torsizl r
-nl~ai.s “hereby such :n'cns..‘-* .
on consciousnvss can bu l'TI'IE‘I
about?
USE SULPHUR T0
HEAL YOUR SKIN
Ill-0km Out skin and Itching Lc-
Icma llt-Ipcd Orcr Night
For unsightly skin erzlpLInns. ms:
or blotches on face. neck. arms or
body. you do not have to “.u' ft:
relief from loriillt' or embarr'is
ment. doctarz‘s n noh’l skin syn"
Isl. Applv a thti- )l-tntlc-s-z
and imprmmm-p:
Because of its
properties. nothing has
found to lake the place
sulphur preparation. The
you apply it healing l-rgIns l-.:
Only those who haw in". llllsi;
skin troubles can know it d~‘
this .‘lcntho-Sulphur lrmgs.
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i‘lcry. itching eczema :s di'l‘i 7.9!:
up. 0
Get a small jar of Bowl-s Blur.-
tho-Sulphur from anv :ooil drug-
gis't on} us-' if It!» oi”. ..,m_._
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February Sale
Big reductions over our usual 2.x-
tremeiy low prices on fur:.i'ure
stove. and all household goods
Come and take advantage of the
bargains. A
M. Gutkowsky
87 No. Mam' St. Phone 419
mmme LANDLOED AT
menace FOR noes.
Resume HOST Imam-
ATWEOPTIMIS‘I’ WOULD
NOT CALL AN APARTHENT'
House “ Home?
HATCH & iiAlLEY co.
succinct-coma Wall Board.
Coleus inniatlngLumber. uca'un
Shingiea guaranteed for so you‘-
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Vacuum
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33 Washington St.
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