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v
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.- we all desire a. youthful and attrac-
.. ave appearance. get busy at once
/ --Adv.
Water Is Stat! of Life for This Tribe
g tribe of “tishmen.” who inhabit
in. desert wastes bordering Lake
Rudolf. in Kenya colony.
m tribe represents the only known
,peclmens of semiamphibious peo-
ny]. and It is a curious fact that any
‘mbeanan dies if he is kept with-
“ water for about three hours. As
log the day. for even an hour and
g P. halt without water cause. crack-
.Ve
so 0M
So Busy
By L. G. OWEN.
Special Correspondent of
rll" Evening Sentinel.
«Copyright. 1925.)
SAN FRANCISCO. March 16.—
Ys America's latest and most popu-
iar indoor sport and incidentally
its most educationally uplifting one
"-on the tobogcan which leads to
the limbo of forgotten things? In
other n tits. has the crossword puz-
zle star'o-d to skid?
Out here in li‘z‘ far West all in-
.iicailors T‘t'l'lit tlmt way. From
l‘la Juana TL) \‘mcouver and from
vTiara-er to the Golden Gate. word is
c-ifting into San Francisco that
Within the past two weeks. sales of
r‘roSs-\ md iii-2;? banks have fallen
w: sun fift-tWr wrcvn'. Likewise. Maybe. as the Cross-word puzzle
.mm U“ ...L,-.;.,_. 1... say”? and hook sellers say. it will all come
n.1,... My rm... 1.. gm “59.411- maybe not. That's what dealers in
I‘;',lnl": vt‘nv run Tic—lad)" custodians “ah Jon! sets said a. year ago when
,. pug» fr "yar‘I-j r-‘port mere noiinterest in the west wind and the
Master . .Itl": li'es before thalliragons commenced to wane. But
:lezch-tAAnp-sc‘. Wezsivrs unbridX-a Mah Jong didn't come back, nor
.3 ~ I .q .- .’_ t‘.x.rish hunt . did tiddle do winks and ping pong
‘er sxrrrxzi; ‘:r-‘ :E'E'.~\F‘\'ns, it )0an ago. .
Aims has .17...“ -- :;~.p:e:-~-iy‘ Next winter's most popular in-
ymga up Th: l “c“ vicar sport may be something else
_\", (cries of ‘u‘tefs "The Sal-15'3"! -- maybe "Authors." You
rte" out who; crus: indryd \clu- nevir can tell.
Along Pacific Reports Are That' .
Worders Are Falling Away from America’s
Indoor Sport —-_- Public Libraries- Are Not
Cross?
mes of words of like and opposite
meanings are back on their shelves.
In fact they've commenced to
gather a little dust.
The booksellers. who were first to
report a slowing up of cross-word
interest. offer the explanation
"spring," as the cause of it all.
"The cross-word puzzle is e-enti-
ally a bad weather pastime." they
say. “Now that the sun is warming
up. the grass is getflng green. and
the birds have begun to sing. the
human urge is to get outdoors.
Next fall. however. when cold wen-
ther comes back. the cross-word
puzzle will come back too. ‘ It's the
great winter indoor sport and will
be just as popular as ever.”
MAN wno‘IEIEI) TO MAKE JAIL
LIFE IIAEEMQUIIS IIIs JOB
By ROBERT T. SMALL
:l-Or‘la' ~\' i»:.: Mi
"or Etl’l‘ll'r
I" .‘ 117'.'.l
i333 I‘VOFIL .‘ld \larcr l6 —
The is rm. 2‘- r’vvl} cf “herd-hoiled
Fm ' Y' ,s' ‘M ='n-v of ‘snt'i-hnil-
cl 5 r" 7’" , 1-..). cam" out
o‘ ' 7" " \‘-'..:. i'll'. \‘Jwt l‘fiinf.
":12. = ~ ~~i 'o makc them
hard ~ ~‘i..1 ioriy-rmnute
.vzg- — 5: - ‘I‘uli'. of nlttlldingl
'he w trim: driven from!
\iiirxi ; E‘ n'Iary today:
”'2‘“; ‘ t "‘I .0 ‘ull IUD '.~I‘f't"
TV" ‘- " Ml r-rc'miz-
ed ‘. A ~ vi 31.”. one prison—9R
’ the inner
4.33 ln:fit‘.l-.
.. 7"! the 023-.
:hrumminc'
:«I d it hzn-i'
<, w).\'.. . U a
.» tr‘i‘fi. Colon-i
l'rttrnl STIATQ‘F
whiz: (.3 Ln}
‘.‘
. .- at
:1" warden
:1! d the rc-.
.zuv'otrd at
321.; at inrlst at'
- tLipprz' hour the:
'nn :l‘e prisons-rs’
”he ‘In'lizl rrcn-v
‘PJ.
‘ 1: r~ dered
- I'I: "Ix-"1‘.
'n'ln
v~ mi".-
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I
z-e'dmt: Urinal-i
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m.._r.~_
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. '4 'I'inqsoniéthing
.v-i ;,- ‘ ; .,I'f“1 90 Yhi‘ li’l‘fil
-». w - » _' (salt.- 51;;th Wu;-
A~_r_-,. M p prpsnrt the Maryland authorities when they
.53.. - 3 . . - L. a pay-.uhmeng u‘frc looking for a warden in 1920.
b. wram-vn is an (tn in any event. the Colonel got the
"2-!" Oh.
I: =‘ iriztz-i. of his To look at the Colonel you would
yarn m. ~ _think him the grimmest. hardest
‘1- m g» . . obtigation him ever turned out at West Point.
g m ; ~~ ' c nagfmen'lo llu has fightlni' eyes. a. tight not
dcr . ‘. .0" to n reha- mouth, a determined chin. Yet back
my; . J : 0 me inmatvs. lot the lighting eyes there is a kindly
:he . n : - .:‘ sum it poliriy‘licht which tells much. It tells you
Are '.:- unetnieni; 'ii‘etlhat this profcrsional soldier, this
trop- : . 1-:v- ;. » allcxtaiice A graduatc of a. "hard-boiling" military
at .1 7(~..$ c pro-i of recreation Incddcmy. is opposed to capital pun-
'o n (-54“ n. rm ' m .liliilllt‘e th-yhhmeut. is Opposed to the lash. the
gym ' 2. .z' i w “n siiist‘actnr- ‘i l and the chain. He believes that
.H Wm” ......I ‘h , Ai-aV's work " :h‘llf‘fl a man in in prison there is the
1' In .. I‘dlvmzl Suctzcy, l opportunity to make 9. good citizen
'10“ 2‘. Air. ri~' "3 h is In" ripe-156d it- i of him and not send him back to the
:el:. .. has ‘c—rn “rocked outside world an embittered and
by tr. «1 fraction among \‘i'ngefiil soul.
vhr cwx . 2 hut-e failed to ap-' Colonel Sweczey emptied his own
preciaxe ’* -~.~= crnn'ml them. ruardhouse. EVidently the Maryland
\‘i;v..(rrw.= .-. :pm trap: the DLHlT°D-':1Ulh0l‘lll(‘5 were afraid he was go-'
vim-y, iru fauil \"nlil‘l'llf‘i? of a guard. ii
llillslnt‘ss with outside connections—
‘met by resigning while. at the same
:time. proclaiming anew his faith in
' own"
1
'of war by emptying the regimental
iment was ordered to France.
diers of your country," he told the
An gimcntai offenders:
v one-rs."
to feel that his course was the prop-
nr one.
fought bravely in action.
I
shell-hole to shell-hole and.
there was a charge up Montfaucon
hill the Colonel was leading his men.
«he dcath of a. convict who fell from I
‘l-m high wall in his attempted flight.
discovery that one of the mem-
-rs of the "Sweezcy Club" in the
l‘l'lSDn was conducting a flourishing
ii;.
no flourishing that he he! cleaned up
come-thing like 835.000 in two years
—Ehv-se things brought about an in-
quiry which the military warden has
the principles which marked his four
years' administration.
Col. chezey commanded the
313th Infantry during the “’orld
War. It was known as "Baltimore's
and “Maryland. my Maryland"
has its marching and fighting tune.
The Colonel attracted attention na-
.ionaliy in the midst of the hub-bub
:uardhouse the night before the reg-
“You are going to France as sol~
"not as pris-
Colonel Sweczcy had good reason
under him
He re-
mained always close with them. He
it was to dodge from
when
for the men
know what
Pnrhaps it was that remark in crop-
3th.; the guardhouse which brought
‘olmri Sweozey to the attention of
ng to “let the jail out."
EASY TO DARKEN iMRS. CRANDALL ,
YOUR ERAY IIAIR:
!
You ("an Brim: Bar-k (‘ulor andé
Lustre “ill! Sate Ten
And Sulphur ;
When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur. no one can
tell. because it's done r0 naturally,
so evenly. Preparing " is lanture,
though. at home i: many and trou-
hlesoI-i- At 111th cost 1. on can buy
at any drug store the ready-to-use
preparation. improved by the addi-
tion of othvr ingredients called
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Coni-
pounrl." You just. dampen a sponge
or soft brush With it and draw this
through your hair, taking one
small strand at a time. By morning
all gray hair disappears. and, after
another application or two. your
hair becomes beautifully darkened,
glossy and luxuriant.
Gray. faded hair. though no dis-
grace. is a sign of old age. and as
t
l
with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound and look years younger.
The most amazing race of human
being. is undoubtedly the El M010.
Africa.
rule they drink every hour dur-
m bleeding of the ”pa—Ind
:dcrveer Crandnll was granted a dio
\orco here aSturarty from Edward
Herman Crandall on the ground of
desertlon.
The couple were married at “Food-
haven, N. Y.. October 28, 1902.
lrcnown hotel man and was formerly
elation.
chased the Gedncy Farm Hotel at
White Plains. N. Y.. for a price re-
ported around $1,000,000. after he'
had conducted it under a lease for
five years. The hotel was burned
sold the site to another hotel com-
pany.
may Farm golf course.
hotel Mr. Crandall had been one of
the managers of the Claridgo hotel.
and he formerly was proprietor of
the Hote’ Touraine of Brooklyn.
druggist.
has been recommended to Gov.
Trumbull by rcpt blicnns of I'm
county for appointment to
of Harvey P. Biassll of
from the countdown July 1. Ir.
Gilbert is a son of oz-Inyc Gilbert
GIVEN DIVORCE
PARIS. Mar. 16.—Mrs. Mary Van
The mother was given
he custody of their three children.
Edward H. (‘randall is a well-
resident of the Hotel Men's asso-
In March. 1921. he pur-
i
ithat we only see a small part of it,"
Evangelist Re T.
'eousidcrsblc discussion about the
i' .. Adelegstionofzomembersoftbeliu Kin: Klan,robedand
hooded, filed into the 3m» tabernacle in St. Petersburg, Fla, when
was holding his final service, preo
hosted the tabernacle with an American dog and Rev. Richey with
'e urse of money. The klsn spokesman stated that his body was
he find Rev. ltlchey and "every other minister who preaches the
full gospel." The attendance of the klsn in full regslls has aroused
city.
GIRISAREO.K
Yonkers Doctor
Charged With Mop-
ping Up Scrubwom-
an, Flappers’ Aide
NEW YORK. Mar. ’id.—-Dr. Elmer
A Sheets. charged a year ago with
attempting to mop up the flow-
with a scrubwomsn who, according
ttrher allegations. had found him
hugging and kissing a young stenc-
grapher in n Yonkers law office.
came out yesterday for the glory of
Yonkers and said the moral trend
among young girls was upward.
Dr. Sheets. who was acquitted of
the charge of using the scrubwoman
as a mop. is a veritable Sir Hubert
in the matter of praise for the young
girls of today. since he has long
been a leader in civic reforms. moral
uplift. and so on.
While he “as acquitted of
charge of assaulting the scrubwom-
an, Judge Charles lloote. philosopher;
and sage of Yonkers, made it plain,
in denying a printed statement to
the contrary. that the court had not
found the good doctor not guilty of
kissing the young steuogmpher. Miss
Rose Spinck. .
In his defense of young girls mor-
nls yesterday. Ur. Sheets said he had
no fault to find with their style of
dress. and he also commended them
for their activity in politics. if any.
However, he was somewhat annoyed,
by their cigarette smoking.
"Our little span of life is so brie:
i
the?
he said. “I think the world today is
better along moral lines than it ever
has been."
As for dancing, Dr. Sheets says:
"There are all types of characters
in the medical profession. and there
are all types of characters in danm
hails. from the lowest to the highest. ‘
it depends upon the character of the
person whether dancing is immoral
or not."
Told that Dr. Anna Harvey Voor—
his. a Yonkers physician. had said
she dreaded looking into an auto-
mobile at night because of petting
parties, Dr. Sheets said: "What's
the difference whether you see it in
the kitchen or the parlor or the
automobile?"
He intimated. uer so gently, that
perhaps Dr. V'oorhls might. wear a
nice pair of leather blinders.
As for the scrubwornan who de-
clared she "caught" Dr. Sheets kiss-
I
i’
i
ast September and Mr. Crandall
lug another man‘s"stenographer.‘ it
was reported in Yonkers yesterday
she has now launched upon a suc-
cessful literary career, writing ,for
one of those true romance publica-
He is still owner of the Oed-
Before he leased the Gedney Farm
Mr. Crandall is now living at No.
68 West 58th street. He declined to’
comment on his wife’s divorce.
Darien Druggist May
Be Named by Governor ;
'r. 0. Gilbert. . m
up.” ..
mm
We? commission to anthem
”“Muwbrmw
tions.
When you're «If.
‘oniy five membors of the
Templar who compose the advisory;
thepalnlr
HERE’S EXPERT ’YOUNG MENARE
WHO DECLARES . MADE MEMBERS
OF DE MOLAY
Junior Masonic Organ-
ization Gets G o o d
Stamford
Start in
With 29 Members
STAMFORD. March 1 6.—
‘ Stamford Commandery. 1 2.
Knights Templar. at a recent meet-
Ing voted to sponsor the Order of
Doolotu which came into existence
initiatory exercises
Saturday
young men
ow members of
Together
of De-
"GO ‘0 ' tain ‘Which womd have converted
Church Sunday" at the First Con- . the whole mountain and its environs
The into a carnival
following the
hold at Masonic Temple
night. Twenty-oi t
from 16 to 21 of
the local organ tion.
with the NOT-“'ulk Chapter
Moldy. they attended the
grcgaiicmal church last night.
pastor. Rev. Alfred ‘Gmnt Walton.
had asked them to attend in
body,
At the present time there
board. This numbr‘r will he aug-
mented to fifteen when plans for
such a. change will be made when
the board meets \"edncsdny night.
Plans for organization ‘for the new
chapter will also bc discussed.
No last-minute changes were
made in tho cxerclscs Saturday. The
program was carried out according
to schcdule. The Norwnlk Chapter
worked the degree on the candid-
ates and also initiated future mem-
tmrs from their own locality. melt.
ing a total of thirty-three who took
the degree.
—Adveriise in
the Sentinel for the
best results. ‘
Head Of One Of World's
Largest Banks
‘ l
are
Knights
use of the highways. Truck registra-
’ tions increased “A per cent
' New Quartet Record
His Slow Progress Av-
Cause of Complaint
by Southerners
ate monument. says the
committee of’the association
his dis-nasal. Some other
will be chosen to finish the work.
his gross neglect of his work;
the authority and function
association. . ‘
“Pay-use 0! 8108.000
tember, 1925. for 8250.000 and that
so far he has had payments of 8185..
{iv years and an untold amount 0:
He is charged with having
the past year. The association
sents Borgium's activities
“in many ways hurtful to the me-
mortal." The statement says he took
ern city where the conduct of the
south in the civil war was denounced
as "yellow-livered Mon to the
Union."
IA Folletto and Wheeler," adds the
statement.
“In addition to being unreliable
and irresponsible. he is subject to
violent fits of rage." says the com-
mittee, "which makes no effort to
control. If he were rcemployed WC-
would live in daily fear that he
might again run smuck and destroy
the work on the mountain."
W’hen he should have been at-
tending to his business at Stone
Mountain. he who offering to
build a gigantic monument in the
Dakota Black Hills. says the execu-
tive committee. and art-am to go
to Turkey to do a bronze group for
the Government there.
Declaring that Borgiunt's "lust for
money is inordinate" the statement
charges him w.th having tried to ob-
tain various leases and concessions
in the neighborhood of Stone Moun-
4 of cheap amuse-
meats."
3217227101103
é IN THIS STATE
Motor vehicle registrations in the
United States reached a total of 17.-
591.981 at the end of 1921. accord-
ing to the Bureau of Public Roads
of the United States Department or
Agriculture. As the present time
there is one motor vehicle for every
6.4 persons. one passenger car for
every 7-3 persons and one motor
truck for every 69 persons-
5 The reports received from the 48
States show a net gain in registra-
tion of 2.501.045 for the year or 16.6
per cent. Passenger cars increased
14.7 per cent in number while motor
trucks increased at more than double
that rate or 82.9 per cent. indicating
rapid development of commercial
in
Kan-s.- nnd 42.4 per cent in North
Dakota. The total registration of
cars in Connecticut was 217.227. 3
gain during the year of 17.: per
cent.
The greatest increase in total reg-
nitration is shown in the South At-
lantic group of states where the in-
crease we. 31.5 per cent while the
minimum is shown in the West
North central group amountng to 10
per cent.
The total gross receipts from lic-
ense fees amounted to 8225.493.000.
Of this amount stunsmoo or 82
per cent is applicable to Nghway
work under the supervision of the
State highway departments.
THAT! (BAT.
“I wonder." queried smell Pau-
line; “why s. sponge is full of
holes?" _
- "Boon .” replied her 6-year-old
brother. ”if it wasn’t for the holse
people wouldn't believe it was s.
sprongs.” a
erredto be One
ATLANTA. G... lurch lit—There
is no chance that Gutson Borglum
will ever be re-eniployed to com-
plste the Stone Mountain Confedero
executive
. in a
statement issued yesterday "to clear
the atmosphere ofnurneroue false
statements made by Borglum“ since
sculptor
"Borgiuln's contract was cancel-
ed." a." the statement. "because of
his
numerous attempts to use the me-
morial for person! profit improperly
and secretly, and his numerous at-
tempts to take into his own hands
of the
The statement declared that Bor-
glum contracted to produce the com
tral group of the memorial by Sep-
000 and has finished only the head ‘
of Gen. Lee. The evocation claims‘
that it would take Borglum twenty-l
money to finish the Job at this rate.
vir-
‘tually abandoned the work during
re- -
outside
part in a meeting in a Middle West- .
"“He' designed a campaign badge‘
and delivered numerous speeches for‘
I
Iduc pressure.
‘5 WallStreet
Norwalk’s mains
_
SATURDAY SPECIALS
To'inlroduce the‘new spring shades in y
fering special prices for Saturday only.
,e—.\
89’ HY
Dry Goods Store
A1
xorwa1k, c '
Spanish Stocking
Saxouy42c Saturday35c
F'losst5c........ Saturdayv39c
Silky Ice Wool 55c, Saturday 49c
Germantown 63c,
Iceland 75c .. _,
Worsted Knitting
Yarn $1.00 .
Sport Wool Elm
.‘aturdav -.
tions and quantity
We have the latest sport models made 11
latest word in fashionable garments which
“ girl and woman; also books of instructions
required.
p ShOWing
{Hipeal to ev
i:H‘ln‘: full d‘
i
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50 SOUTH MAIN STREET
BEST WISHES AND LOTS OF LUCK
TO THE BUDDIES 0!‘
F. C. GODFREY POST, NO. 12, AMERI(‘A.\ LEMON
AND TO THE
AMERICAN RED CROSS
IN THEIR UNDERTAKING OF THE
_ Third Annual Fashion Exposition
WHICH BEGINS TONIGHT AT THE ARMOEY
ALEXANDER ’8
“THE HOME or GOODWILL rrnmr '-
SOUTH NORWH it. CONN.
Phone 3560
ADMITS SLAYING
. SlSTER-lN-LAW
8 YEARS AGO
Rival for Hand of “’0-
man Tells Police
Man Had Confessed
To Him
BRIDGEPORT. March 16. —
‘Charles Scott. aged 2‘9. of 33 Church
istrcet. last night confessed to the
murder of his sister-in-lu-v. Alice or
Mary Robinson. committed eight
years ago during a quarrel over his
baby. at Williamaton. North ‘ Caro-
lina. Scott was arrested on infroma-
tion from a rival admirer of a no~
man to whom Scott had told of this
murder. lie is held without bonds
following his confession until word
can be received from the North Car-
olina authorities.
Scott in his confession. which
pollco- claim was made without un—
describcd in deta‘l
how he shot the Robinson woman.
Ho had
because she told his wife to desert
him and she made his wife leave
him with their baby. He followed
them and tore the baby from his
wife's lrt’ns. pleading with her not
to go with her sister thcn. Ho suc-
ceeded in convincing his wife. but,
her sister again pulled her away.i
he said. and then he drew a revolv-f
or from his pocket and shot her
through the breast several times.
He gave his wife the baby and made
his escape.
His confession then tells how he
hid in nearby woods for many-v
weeks eating roots and at timcs;
stealing poultry from nearby farms‘
at night while he was hunted. At
one time he read a poster on a tree
telling of a reward for his capture:
1
aged about 19 years at the timc.‘
been qunrrolling with her-
ibe modeled after Mooeeheart.
Charles Blanchard.
IScott said. The woods mrxmi 'r'm
‘wcll until he finally reached i’m-
‘l'mvn. many "lllts from tho sm . o
mt the crime and in roundabout
way: made his way North werkirg
for a short spell in many places.
Scott had little to tv—‘l n‘imzt he
ialleged affair nith thv. \‘~i.‘l".‘.’ili inu-
Ecauscd his downfall.
STATE V. F. W.
STAMFORD. Mar, 2".
i live first quarterly mteiin: of thr
Dcpartmcut of Contincizmii. \‘cirrans
of l’orcig’n “'ars. for the 364!" 301‘:
\
swas held in the post rooms cf ‘hi:
:Scrgrant Frank Ahrcr post in it»:
Quintin-d Building ycstrrday attor-
All state c-fiiterc \vr-rc prescrt.
f‘ommnndrr Magnr \\‘illi:im J.
m “‘a'IcrIuII'y. prisnlcd,
made for tltc comlnc
'noon.
State
Slianalmli,
Plans wc :‘c
‘cnnvcntlon to hr held in Bristol tram .
Juno ll to H. Dinnv‘r Wac sorwd
.by the IAidlt'S' auxiliary of the pr‘s',
i Thor-n: was a. discussion
'th new V. F. \\. lu".’llt‘ll in lin'wt‘
Rapids. )lixlllgnn. «inimird lgv .\l‘
and Mrs. t‘ony J. Spencer. to 1..
equipped as :1 homo for “Hit-“‘5 nri
I: will
‘orphans ot‘ ex-service men.
ll: lr-
dlzina. the home construcicd to) the
Loyal Order of .‘Ioosc. The 0511‘.“
covers 472 ncrcs. 'l'ht~ TIOTIIL “ii; in
self-supporting. It is planned to
raise “0.000.000 within the organ-
ization for this purpunr‘.
Xatlonal Junior \‘icc-Commandcr
Major A. C. Bennett. of Bridgeport.
‘spoke on the distribution of poppzri
on Memorial day. Other stat: of-
ficers present were. Senior \iu:-
Commander John Kelley of Brzdgc-
pori‘. J u n i o r Vice-Commander
of Bristol. and
Past Commander “‘alter R. Collins
of South Nor-walk.
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best results.
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