.-
.’
llYSlliRY SLO0P
ALAPPEARS AGAIN
.WlTli LIQUOR
Fifty Cases of Scotch
Landed by Rum Run-
ners as Sound Beach
Sleeps ' '
horses
".\1' r‘ l‘d Foolnn's and
1‘} linolan's men.
e‘ottl-in‘t kw‘p the rum-runners
’r-j‘r. landing again."
STA .\l FORD. March 9.—
phantom
t
'l_*. f".‘t‘,'\' sloop. the
to?“ .i. .1 rr'kf’! its appearance on
.m a‘ n. twice a month in tho
\iczm-v is cit}: hove anchor in
no. “new ur' Tnd‘s Point. Sound
”:«crh. ".V num- 11 o‘clock Sat-
.imm. — . \i‘ m-msionai flicker»
m: v.5... V w; pnlu‘n of the boat.
“or; .- l» .. 'hn John Silver and'o
_. .- ,: we“. mum;- smuggler-re
,"n' ”$1.. in our unti‘c
. I
.. e ,
"he a . -;.- «l up stood by for a.‘
.I'he-r ,. an e vs ‘- - " ” ‘ " ’ ‘ " "“""" *-
olx‘ :2: 0-..: r mji‘ff Tn: ' ' Another chapter of history's closed book is being revealed as a result of discoveries made in
_ fi‘, . . ._.,.,..,,,L. ,mm a deaf excavations in Italian Tripoli. Kinds of first importance have been taken out oi‘thc ruins of the
.l _, . ~ . vim <‘r;-o‘.y ciiug- ‘long lost: city of Sabrata.;,lnsct ls‘a magnificent Roman bust taken from the remains of theTcmple
:1 I: t 3....“ ‘ lgunigll. moving gf Jove, shown here.” '
.. = . uni-.1, \ green
'.-l_n.‘\= =v_.1 'foe smalll _
..w (“t' jltih il‘I‘Fl
= l STAMFORD WOMAN COOLLY Greenwich Hotel
l v',, . '«;. Y:o‘h “fl: 'Iihl-
I ' ¥ . \ . i ” . .
.. A. _.~ .' l * ~-‘:v;ii 1‘0 {Inxe in t n . Bars Wlld Parties
a... , “x. -'t‘l \\ i" ‘. Tl‘lll‘~ ‘ ‘ —-—-——-——-
. .n .. W . l ,
: .1 .. w" .' do" load lit]! 1 tlcizing those high school stu-
a e nr. you :1: r i- - o: 117"“ . - ._.._._...-._._—.— .- dents and others of the younger
v-xovrvn \‘r-l-V \nnrl .r->.. .~_ ,. no - ‘ ' . y , ' class-a \vl attend mid I'h
‘1 ed 1m c'v'- .4, '¢~ 2 TN "' ”‘9; 0‘ ertahell In (base She Steps on Accelerator; dancios drinl: liquor and arcxitzilf
_- 3 -.\ .» :iii'T-i‘dh 'lli '“U‘l' ' . 1 , i ' 3 _ .
.. ,. W ml And Jolts Bandit Off Running Board—Col-l ” °‘ W“ "“m‘mmm m“-
‘. f ., , . -. 1’ ‘il . ‘ . , j lir. Oliver lluckel. pastor of the
1:: 7 r g . - - .;,;‘;(‘g.;f~w:;;:- lapses 1n Husband s Arms Second Congregational church. on,
, v. . - .. ~- . g a. sermon yesterday declared par-
SAYSHEWHL
CLOSE CAFES
\1;'~.\ ‘i v\ \ ‘s .
LSL‘v‘lil 'l:- <~-'l"~
-\.b1l.‘r"' ’ \ II ‘li
'Tlf't 4.. ~vlll )ffil ,
. thou.- ‘ 1k llljllllt‘liOllS di-
im‘: ll ”urn—l s! l34llt‘l (at?!
-r. ' r’l‘" . ‘o~ “..ll >ll->lll\ lo. (wk—
_: m; u I‘- .l-ev' -l “vol: w n.- the
. a: .1 1-7, - IQ me- .. f: -' flout-2‘
w v» ’ i".
‘-l~' ’1 - rife ll‘lV'“:
-Z‘!l'\'» .. '4 \'-“.Y‘ York
'u'iuhcm 1 -- ‘ hm . . u bin he llml
burn «1 .3? . . 'w .1 if." “ii: aiuwd
it TLi‘I""'- 41-f\-.l](.;< ires'riurtinls
.vnd PtiL‘."r'.\ llis .‘Inlitvlill("ill‘,‘lli
‘ollnrw e! 7. It" : .orvnrrm-v v iib
Trt‘l":"'IV." "1’: on” .‘~".-i tueliije
'lf'!“l§ll‘ ”tr l1.“ .\.~~m‘iatiun
‘-i;lc‘ ' _.' “i "'i: . mile on title stip-
~'la:;cn r" R. o: \Ir-vriuk. divisional
or: or- err- 3- Ire-pl ”one u Me “('8 was
‘\’ll',1ill" -. l-.::" proceedings
.;:'ain~' . mvl «-‘ the ~mailor
.I .-
REHHHMSCO.
OH Hill. TIME
;,.., , . . ‘.
-... l,. .l..._—
[.7-
‘l l ‘ ' i."liol._‘-' illillll‘l-
'2'. ~ :iio'uung more:
- .‘l‘ ‘ ,- now-n, \'ill no
3 1 o‘ ...-.,{ Io l~:' da}!
‘i '! l‘lltl'rl'l‘ Tul‘ li.t‘
-... |., . . \. . ., l'-p_'irt-
- .‘.v - - ,_ -?‘.'i “we.
., ..
r' r ~ e to i'llrin“r§ in
‘- re :v .‘li-lliillflll and not
n —. ;.'l ortirer of the
. 7 5' "‘ The" Reming-
-\ u, out r_-i' many in-
it d.» - f‘l'tl\ll’i: lollrlllEFS of
Tiritizoyn‘v' ’.‘Ol‘lc<, l' the pie“.
mm‘ll‘r.
The .~‘.m:v.«:i oil-iif-‘JPl’lt, busmtss.
m “hi-Th incral industries dominate.
s on :. ;:"lo.~':i:~tl;.l basis, which
means the; or on!" ~mtiloymc~nt o‘.‘
'hOUS'iniis of ll:
( rs at éor-i Jung. 4‘
The :l ty-o‘nc plants of the Man.
‘Afactzin-rs‘
than ‘-' . umluyecs during the week
-ndirg IIT'l‘I‘llal'y )‘S. Since January
fir:
‘7 lll"-'"3 has lJ-‘tl‘. a. gain of more
Ilia.) tif‘i‘
“(wk-r:- m ill-’SL‘ shot-s.
Massee School for
Boys Changes Hands .
fi'i‘.\.\|:"5!;i’. .\'i.-.:*l.-li 12—Sulc oi
the; \\‘. \t'. .\lu=~'.‘.. School for Boys
to flu. Lester ll Cleo. pastor of the
l‘irst l5'~}vtist church at Rutherford,
N. J.. l" ..nriwiiu~r~l. .“uilO‘Vll'lg close-
ly upon the condemnation ot the
school's ioln-y of zulte:~r'<ing schol-
arships 7'.'l‘ u.l.lo (or and musicians.
New York newspapers carried an
advertisement to the effect
"achoiarships for a boys' prep school
are available to athletes and musi-
cians." it “as learned that Ilead-
linster \‘i. l:. -k had ill;- adver-
tisement lnstl‘lc-l. although \V “’.
Massee, ounu- L-C Ylao: school, domed
‘knowledgg'of it. _\t lli" present
there are rhout ninr; students gain-
' in; their education on a. similar
' Gambit-ship.
;!uvestigitiuu U: :‘m matter was
made by 2h..- A A. l'.. and an as-
million of Hcaiimasters of the
”ding prey armory schools. Henry
fl. Mendcll. faculty advisor for
' . letics a" Yfllo, university, stated
thou? u.tering the Massee
.1 would be barred from ath-
at Yale. Hanard and “rince-
) in the event of their admission
. my of these colleges.
1‘ Although Rev. Mr. Cleo will con-
' ' the school afver the end of
present term. \V. \Vl Massee will
"mined mun the faculty. ‘
Tape-Bound l’ifloua.
_ (Chicago News.)
charming as they are colorful
by boudoir pillows of taffeta
with linen tape in different
’ i fine tape forms convention-
,. .. I designs.
,
.ir-l \"Oliizll r Ork-
.\a~'ociation added more=
thut‘.
r,
5 l‘.\ )il'flldl. M’arvh
:ngonuity,
.——\Vith 9L
:1 small
the woman bllpptd a \aluablo din-
mond ring from hcr’flngcr and hid.
. , . it in the cur
' ulvl :i' l" cl cl ti lll“ll‘ '
0“" 1.: h H Em h p ‘ “U i It “as at this point in tin? drama.
:Lwo l‘ul‘lill s “ho attempted to "'l'JMM Mrs. Cooke's car did its part.
‘nost human au-
‘Mrs, lfxcrov' H. (Joolv. promincm'\\'h.-n the man jumped on the run-
‘l'val'lfilll li'f" and member 01 :hci Pin); board of her machine ho.- shout-
EJunie-r in lull‘. alt-r an :iutnmoblIv-lml “unit :1 minute," and tho-n Dull-
charr 0" .~-r~\»r:il miles. ,ed Mrs. Cooke from her seat. also
.‘ll‘F ""Hlu‘ drixun; 11’ ll'l‘ “Mil“ miiuusing her foot to slip from the
\‘uxii.l.l uxvtlxlv. un top of Sirau-liluich 1.“an of her var. which im-
heriy llill ord-red by a young' l:l"(ll:’llcl_v was thrmyn in motion by
mun uhn rLutnl in the road to F'op.itl1r- clutch slipping in high gear. The
'l‘xno ilrtirliiizrs stood thin. vun‘ i'ao?-- \\ omun Jcrkcd the gas lu'cr down.
ing in flit dirulim. of N-wvflclrl :nr-‘giviug the auto more power and it
lilna lil: (up... ”bum 1m- i-et (lilmullspml along the road. The man was
"at-inc iii “Mme”. Iill‘CL'lli‘ll. 'rlif.“ thumn from the running board. At
,muir-r my «in or both “as running. 4n niiies an hour. Mrs. Cooke sped
» 'l‘hl- ‘irt'u- ll?" of 'iic curs nlnrlno-elonlnni: the road. with the bandits
-\lrs. L'ook- and inrlo'uti of sioppinglgivmg chase. Nix-r her home she-
:hc st- ppo d on 1hr arm-h ruior of her: :t' urichirnr‘s car approaching
var. NP~'t.'I,llllt', 10“ irds home. 'l‘he_ and slowed down. at the same time
our ll‘lii' faced in iii-v Hilllv ilircctini. sounding llt'l' horn.~ Her husband
she “as li‘.l\fillll: slill‘l-fl nitrr Jinxfgnmn om of in» lions-(- and )lra.
l\Vith open" Mrs. I'ook'sl (‘unkn collapsed in his arms as the
car sum nor-low! m lw- pm: a sale dis.‘ rululn-r'a car sped by the house.
dance: all"'l'] until it reached “as-"s. l‘olice made a search of the dis-
iliili. a str- p I.'l(‘ilnt‘. 'l‘mrc, the wo-I incl. but found no trace of tho-
Iman‘s car “as l‘rnlpll. \Vhen one-3 lizo n. Police. b“lll""(‘ the men in both
‘oi the; Hun started infil'lx to her car. .n:uliin"s were robbers.
.
iCLAlMS iociiumn GRIP 0N ;
BAPTIST CHURCH lS TlGHTENlNG
\\IIF
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P.——-Ii‘om- l Rockefeller
« ndorse-
Harry
l'l‘vsllylk'l‘lflil
wl' thv limb
.\l‘;‘.\'
meniin;
Went (It
tonic \l'irclt
upon the recent
the ministry bf llr.
l:.’ll(l“wn l‘i‘iwlivk Hi ;i
mind: by H 0 members
context-in ~ ,Includinul
e'lst \lllll‘loel'» '
luixlor [If ill.
has recently figment-d
his grip on our denominations here
the northlnnd by paying the»,
dolls ref o‘lr Women's Missionary
*Ilt'll'lll“ and making other large
L'Il'S to our missionary hark."
1w. Straton suggested that
timr had come for "a Change in
4'l"\V for our Baptist ship. carrying
“ilh i". a complete rightahout of di-
.- rection. if we are to i"! saved." Hr
:llVL‘lllred that “indecency and greed
upr-ti.-~lt stage and screen," “ere the
“partial fruit of modern-ism in
church, school and male." A
:5
Dr. \M’n-ll'kin. church
attended by John 1). iiw'kctz-llo-r. Jr..
;l‘.e.v llr. .luhn item-ll Strutnn in a
"‘currcnt topic talk" to his congrrxaw
Lion at the Calvary baptist chm-win
1.1%; high: :iskvd if action did
no: nwm: that tin 122mm,.r lure-thor-
jliood was “r-M-l'y tll‘i\il'L' f;i-t
lthe rocks."
: Dr. Strain"
I 1hr
\'.
\lit’ll
cliciql'rd ’lldi “.\ll‘.
l>niith of New York. in the presh-
|~lcntiai nomination tight last year.
also wrote: Senator “'alsh that the
'«iiecllssion of candidates for the.
next national election should be,
\liminated at this time.
“By adhering to principles rathcri
it. D. ROOSEVELT
. CALLS CONFAB _ ‘
0F DEMOCRATS: "333‘e’153°§n?;2:'°:.”a.$13.19;:
'cess," he said. i
. Mr. loosen-it also declared in his}
:lcttcr that his correspondents were
“m-rcwhelmlngiy agreed that thei
gbemocracy must be unqualifiedly!
3W ants Party Re-mod-
eled on Basic Princi- 33335. 32$§f§.‘.’§3§35¢”v° °t ”my”:
pals — N 0 Talk of ' Restore Clo-an Line.
Lo
. . “In other words." he said. "thei
Candldates 'r‘lear line of demarcation which dif- I
“'AFHINGTOX. Marci. 1'. ~—
l‘erentlated the. political thought of
_ Jefferson on the one side. and of
imovcmcnt looking to the holding of Hamilton on the other. must be 1""
a. conference of Democratic leaders stored. Th" Democracy must make;
from the various states in the early it, clear that it aeeka primarily "l"
summer to secure “‘t‘ldlhg togethrrlgOOd of the axerage citizen through
the Denmcmn‘, pm.” Mong has": ' the franchise of the whole electorntn. .
lines has been initiate-l by Franklin [as opposed ‘0 the Rel'Ullucan party.
D. Roos- veil of .\'l-w York with the. l“‘hl.“h seeks a. mere moneyed pres-
endorscmcn: “L who:- Hu.” LlllE‘f-:por"y of the nation through the
itains. ' :umtrol of government by a. self-
In outlining tho proposal in a let- yam-minted aristocrnsy of wealth and
tar to Senator Thomas J. \Valsli (”Lot 509,111.83": economic power."
Montana. permanent chairman oi." . Sharer Ge" Report.
the D( nlfll‘l'flllc COlchnliOn last vear,i BE“. ‘ORK. March 9.—Rccom-
.\lr. Roosevelt disclosed that he~ had mendations for a complete reorgan-
lzommunicawd with all the delegates iZation of the Democratic party to
attending the New York convention avoid further defeats was made yea-
and that, m.- to methods of practical terday to National Chairman Clem
organizations. a great majority of Shaver m a report 0‘ the National
ithe replies revolve-d concur in these League Of Young Democrats. .-
l‘ll'e suggestions. branch of the National Democratioo
i - "‘4‘ Suggestions. committee.
l Th3. [he National committee. or The report states that while there
'lta executixe machinery, should func- were aeveral. unavoidable factors
tion 9“”. day in every year and which contributed to the defeat
“Ot m‘il't‘l." in presidential election Of John W‘ Davis 135‘: NOVOMbQP-
years. the policies of the National commit-
That ”I... National committee tee were largely responsible. Among
should be brought into far closer these policies named in “‘9 399°".
touch with the state organizations. were the lite start °t the Democratic
That the executive machinery for campaign. the admiaaion that "10
year in and year out work ahould fight in the N°"’“'°" W" “'00"
be put on a continuing and busi- Coolidge and Ill-Follétte, lack ‘0!
ness~like financial basis. energy in ' the New York camp-1n
That publicity for fundamental and scant advertising.
party policy and for the diasemina- 0
SEE EOONOMZED
tion of current infrornation should
H... greatly extended. “Tom. dear." said Mrs. Young-
»That party leaders from all asc- bride. as they at do“ to dim”-
trons should meet more frequently "1 d“! Just 3' ’0“ told me to."
.1“ order to exchange views and plan "You mean about economixfng?”
ii- ;‘ mime-l party action. "Yea. Instead of buying sirloin
steak I bought a porter-house. It.
(‘andldates Barred.
Mr. Roosevelt. who was campaign isn't nearly so large, you know."-——
Progressive Grocer.
nunaxer for Governor Ala-ad E.
v
(outs were to blame in funny in-
:unces.
.llr. Huck-‘l said he knew of a
case whero- ii. father glue. his
daughter a flask of liquor and
told her it would be refilled when
empty. llo said the llilulo was
neglected in the schools. He
also criticized motion pictures
and plays in many of the then-
train as “oil as certain books.
W’ailer Gazzardl, owner of the
Pickwick inns and president of
the lloicl hill-Claire of New.
York. nnounced yesterday that
there ll bi- no more fraternity
dances at hi:I plum-s 'l'hv- hotel
management. lw declared. was
taxed to the utmost in Wild par-
ties held by young people.
COUNSEL ASKS
VENUE CHANGE
FOR Quinn
HARTFORD, \iarch 9—.\ change:
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of venue will be sought for the trial
of Gerald Chapman. Frederick J.
Gi-ochl of New York. said yesterday.
Judge Grochl made this decision
following the conference. his third,
with Chapman at the state prison
in “'ctiiersllrld Saturday.
Judge Gruehl said he “ill apply
for a Vllililfit‘ of urine shortly. b1-
lio-vlng—aiuit lhv- chances of his client
ll(l\l‘ lwcn prmudlced by murh un-
invornlln publicity which has made
ivn up the task. 1 am competent to
"Human.
tin-1M 'ioHo
BORG_l._l_l__ll won
Sculptress Says She Is
Prepared to Finish
Stone Mountain Me-
morial
NE“? YORK. March 9.—Whlle
Atlanta. ponders over its most: intri~
cute problem in yenr,-—-the failure
of its gigantic Stone Mountain Mem-
orial project.-—a petite New York
girl and sculptor of note has volun-
teered to complete the task origin-
ally begun by Gutzon Borglum. dis-
missed creator of the Mountain
“monument.”
She is Yan McLeod. 139 West
15th street, famed for her interpre-
tations of \Voodrow W‘ilaon. David
Lloyd George and Ignace Paderew-
ski. “ho dispatched the following
telegram to Ilollings Randolph,
president of the Stone Mountain
Memorial association:
“I am prepared to carry Stbne
Mountain Memorial to completion
intense Mr. Gutzon Borglum has giv-
handle the artistic and engineering
problems involved."
Credited with being the only wo-
man in tho i'nitrd States to have
taught art dissection at Bellcvnc
hospital. Miss Macln'od docs her
own mold making and casting
as chasing and painting of bronze
and marble cutting.
one of the latest hronus—an
impression of 'John Barrymon's
hamlet—was on View until recently
at the Staten Island Institute of
Arts. Miss MacLeod was graduated
from Hunts‘ College in 1910. later
attending the New York School of
Pine and Applied Art.
LIVE 0!" LEAST RESISTANCE
Janet's husband was a simple om
fellow.
One day the good laundross “unt-
cd her husband to paint the man-
gle. Having told him what to do
she Went out to bu_\- the dinner.
On her return she could so»:
sign of her husband in the cellar.
".lor? Joe?" rhn‘ enllwl. "\Vherv
are you?"
"l?psinirsi"
above.
"\\'hm are you doing up there?"
"l‘aiming the mangle."
"\Vhat arc gou painting up then
for?"
"“3”. the paint “as up beret"
replied Joe.-—Good Stones.
lli
i'r‘rr‘ic’l Joe from
UCRDIJNY HI". \RS PEKING.
l
l
him out a terrible dcspvrrndo. which -
the l;l\\_‘.er insists he is not.
The publicity which his client has
re‘rciyi‘wl will. Judge Groehl insisted.
make-it curemcly difficult to get an
impartial jury in Hartford county.
\lllldlc of the Road.
‘l'l‘f‘Sldl‘lll Coolidge.)
But we are compelled to recognize
that llhllnllui safely rcqiiirrs such a
measure of preparedness as shall be
a. :uaruniy against aggression with-
out committing the nation to mili-
anlFH’l.
suums FOR sermons.
The A. J, Collins company baa
cuntpleietl shading the new Center
and Broad River schools.
Gives Up His Wife
to Friend in Vain
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BERLIN. Mar. '.l.-—The radio atn-
lioin in l'eklng was heard for thr-
tirat time in Germany Saturday h}
radio fans here.
the listeners heard business
until it was interfered with by an
American station.
BUY
FRISBlE’S
PIES
Atwatexnxeut
Freshman Master Piece
Garod Neutrodyne
Lafayette Neutrodyns
Radiola Sets
Sold on [Ia-y Terms
The N orwalk’s
Electric Co.
11 No Main 8t. 80. Nat-walk
in .
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plaster and processed stone. as well
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MONDAY, MARCH.
\
TRIST eo HYA
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Wall Street Norwalk, (on,
Showing of Spring Silks & m
, Crepe de Chine
Roman Striped
38 inches, wide
$3.50 ”"1
Tub Silk
Striped and Checked
36 inches wide
$1.50 ”“1
Wool Jersey
' New Shades
54 inches wide
$2.00
Flawed
Crepe do Chine
38 inches wide, per yard
$2.50 “ $3.50
Twelve M. Pongee
3‘2 inches wide
$ 1 .00 yard
Spring Coatings
54 inches wide
$2.75, $3.00 and $3.75
yard
Sill-x and con?“
( rope
.Fast Colors. ' ,
Flannel:
f “1.3.15
“ ‘v"? :ard
“ $3.00
\'
Wool
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34 mm... ..
$2.50
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ticlan was joined by nine friends -
and Sullivan again advanced toward.
him. brandishing a pistol. it was
then that he shot. .‘i'arino declared.“
Ho absolved Kirw. saying that his‘
Killed Politician in
Self Defense, He Says Are you new
" -' ' :'. 31' -~ '..——Au'usl . ~.
“31;? E‘Ujafimnhjluga; he Shot friend had participated in the affair“ DO‘ 3°“ b”Cattle .
tum killed .Michacl Sullhan. llronx W”? 4“ ““3 “lend °‘ mm“! "‘6. at tnfics, start at
political and sporting man. in a cafe crowd back “bile he made his 1101863. he aWaite .
escape. :u .
\'Ouf h‘rves are m
Favor ls Predicted {sor- Turban. ordeh
Kansas City tar.)
Some of those who haye recentlyi DR. MILE 4".
roturned from Paris say that many VI
:3. Asslsb
said
Bronx cabaret February
an; District Attorney .‘lill‘rn
today.
Marina. who was arrested with a
friend Saturday night. told the po—
Iioo that he had killed Sullivan in
sell—defensn‘. He said he and Kirk.
\uth two young “omen. “ere in the
Marino
-..
French women are wearing black
satin turbins on the 9rd-;r of the?
will Help
cafe “ hon Sullivan entered. . "0U T
said be greeted the politician who. model brought out by Caroline Rc- - ' 1?
lvr added. resulted his presence in boux. These show a tendency to the: one bottle, \X'e'n
iii.~ place and started a. quarrclv The draped idea. some of them in the .
. x-
liilltl’l‘l'l grew heated. Marina told tight drape. others with an in«:lina-' ~ our mom,
The transmission i
was described as almost perfect and l
“0‘s 2
Piggly Wiggly
GOOD GROOERIES
oat-
POPULAR PRICES
12 Main Street
Not-walk Conn.
win-nu: LANDLORD AT
me more FOR Hoes
RENTJ'HE. HOSl' [HAGIN'
ATIVEOPTIMIST WOULD
NOT CALLAN nonmem-
House " Home?
chm-comm, Wall Boards
Colon: Insulating umber. Manire
tin: police and Sullhnn took a gundion toward the oeret. l 1', do“ ll
mun his pocktt. It is interesting to note that most 0‘
.‘larinn said he “'rksuoi J'. Yroln of these satin hats are trimmed “uh eve yo“. 4
him and that Sullium tlicn tele- rhinestone ornaments or pins. and in
phoned some friends. in a few some cases With the diamond pins of
the owners.
minutes. the prisoner said. the poll-
. c Spring Coats
for Younger
. [atoll/(Med (617 Daughters
are BeautifullvTailored
' " (hm-r, ~- ~
models We
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