g.; ‘-’S'I'UFF NOT TO INFLUENCE
colonel IN luau MURDER CASE
saw RAVEN. March 17.—Olym-
?» .4 ” “Maori. 18-year-old slayer of
%‘.‘ - Bagnano. will probably be in-
. ' ~ on the charge of rnurder in
first degree when the grand
' ' meets in this city, the latter
a
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horizontally or vertically or both. ,Oue. letter to a some. Words and
at first black square encountered on border of puzzle. Pick out a
word that fits a given definition and space.
This gives you a clue
(Continued from Page One)
. TUESDAY. MARCH 17,1921
l [-10qu and Kellogg Plot Course ' L
for U. S. in Netty European 1' angle
STUDENlicl-l
BETTERMA' 1i.
Principal Jakob’s
or a“. “6k or me beginning to other words that cross it. and they in turn tostui other words {333? ero;:r::;e:htr;:int:;::zi: tires h 0 W I
. . tatemen ' ° ‘ Ar '
Tawny 35:33:21!“ Mg.“ it were. an orchestra ot thirty-four e PaYIng MOI‘
‘ “1, er has not «yet made a instruments. which is made entirely tent' e '
e coron e and said he complete through the inclusion of 10“ t0 StUdle
“in: in the ca:! . so before the _ the Estey concert harp. located in x S
probably 30'- 0 the echo chamber.
.6 of the week. He will. how—
”, issue his finding before the be-
m or the grand jury session. he
ed.
“glue Maori girl shot Bagnano to
_*death i nfront of a local theatre
me time ago. after Bagnano's ai-
leged indifference to her pleading
to help her support her six-months-
bld child. Coroner Mix also said that
'r "sob stuff" appearing in the local
' papers would have no influence on
Administratrix of Mrs.
Pilling’s Estate
Wants Possession of
Home on Property
“’ESTPORT. March 17.—Eila S.
Doris of New York City was ap—
pointed administratrix of the ca-
tatc of the late Emma Stokes Pill-
The organ is one
representative or the highest artistic
attainments and worthy of a place
in a house of worship.
The musical programcpened with
two of Wagner's works: “Introduc-
tion to Third Act" ‘(LohengrinL and
the Prelude and Liebostod. "Tristan
and Isolde."
1r. Deucw's rendition of these se~
lec one was masterful. Mr. Depew
is well known to the radio fans for
the splendid concerts on the organ
A report of m. ”1.0.;
- S‘zr p.
of the Norwaik some, ”he:
has been issued by r
This record proves that
are studying more as i' \
crease in the number 0"
the increase in 2hr —A
students on ll.“ lhor
advanced inwrr-st mnv‘ ~.
ed to two causes "
ed interest on
teachers to fine cterr .-
. ,,.
‘m’wa. J
the 5.“.
L,’ '
life" '1
.t.“
the case. flag of \Vestport and New York by brosdcnsted Sunday nigus from a . ~‘ ~ . and secondly, l»o«.—.~;.., ‘. ‘ '
. Judge of Probate Austin Wakcman New York radio station. Whit}! European diplomacy w in W a" M d u ”'1“! “hi“ Ei‘ls 2L» 4-.th
Delay in Reachlng last Friday and through her coun- The numbers sung by the Choral- Jet“! low dealt the plan to outlaw war contained the Geneva better optima-my}. . _ e
. s so]. Cummings and Lockwood of Art society were greatly enjoyed. the protocol, I careful course is being chm by All“ ,3. Honghbon, pupu- "“
Fatal Fire Denied Stamford. has instituted a civil ac- chorus belns at its both The web new ambassadortoGreat Britain, before departing for London. Re T“ fir” “X “ "h“ cf "re .
, ,_ , tian against Dr. David McFarland us was seated on the front platform . . . , semester film”: ,3]? ”L“: , LC
MILFORD March 11.4%.; and his wife. Marie. owners of ,a in the rear 0: the pulpit. ' :smmfiflfikfl)8hxwu erence in Washington with the secretary of “We“! m Wm}: 5:315:33 .1.‘
there was no delay in the arrival of sanitarlum in GT0?!” Farms. The The numbers sung were: ‘As Tor- . e 0m . The second Fix v. _..J,‘,’;,4_:‘i
the Mn". South Norwnllt Trust company. and rents in Summer." words by Henry Jects in which 7%,.» ‘ ‘ ‘
the tire apparatus at.
- 1‘3": :1; .
Beach fire early Saturday morning lvsador Resnlck. have'heen made co- “2 Lasagllow and wcsnby" Sir lishcd and the consequent cmbar- the "Johnson" organ, and remained 113;: "V“ or ‘3“ I'ES' was;
in which Mrs. Delia 30““ "‘5 h" defendants in the'actlon. E w" I." m“ ° ow by raasment made such an impression as organist. with the exception of a {1 “1339"“ “‘7’ Us} ; A
flower old son. George Jones, 315. b The action which nas Just bzen Elgar. Later in the program. the on his memory that in after years few years' absence.,until the organ gum“ "Hi" ‘3-‘4' ; ‘1 1;. .
lost their lives. and that firemen mug!“ is ”immar’h ‘0 the .u- society" rendered Land oi 0"" he often related the experience to his reached its fiftieth anniversary. ”GHQ" or ‘L' ‘ M ".3: ;._.
"did a good job '11 preventing the perior court in llridgeport the first Hearts, by George W. Chadwick. children. when it was dismantled in the sum- of the sub}...--. .. ~. 5 ,> ”I?
flames from making 3 clean sweep 1.35333, 01: pgpixflzndaii :2: “the The other numbers rendered“ by In September. 1854. three hundred mer of 1917 and rebuilt by M. P. “Judd” mu"? Sn- »- 7?: :9
or the entire d1!lrl€l-" “'33 declar- Shep r; e" ' 0:11.51 Ev “If. Pillrlon M" Depew on the organ were. An- dollars was appropriated by the Ec- Moller, manufacturer of organs. ac- m2” {°" :3‘ 'ifff ' r -». a“
In yesterday by “’1"le M- 0 Hera. a“ pforpa yc'ntmr‘mt 'h ‘ "ureceivng dante. from the Strin‘ Q'uartette by clesiastlcal Society for the purchase cording to specifications proposed by 33:; ,3" “r" *' f" ': ,
president 01 the B03“: 0! F“. Com- anh 3:119 pp‘u‘rt p 1.1m ydilod 1 to" Tschaikowsky Daybreak by Grieg; of a Harmonium, and in 1857 and Mr. Richard Henry Warren. Th “3' ..
missioners. which has made a. com; mm. and the adln‘Inisfi‘amx isnh-f; Offerlory'in D Flat by Salome 1858 the records show that M,” During the “ma".u‘m of the re. h“ 8018:2210: :. ..
91“” investigation with the aid 0 sister an only heir at law ' . . Serenata. hapolitana .. by Sceboeck. Hamlin was paid "for he; sen ices built organ the Church was burned ‘ "'“r‘ 1 F“ ' : -
Chief Daniel 5' J°h“’°“' Of the it"; pump lived at the McFar 110311031311- “- Torte". "Chorus of Angels by Scotson playing on the Harmonium." and the organ totally destroyed a student '0 M ' V“ 3»
t - a - u n ' ' . . r .-. ,_ .
Bridgeport fire department. land saniinrium here {or a. long 1’ Fem. name. 15' To place in calca- Chrk" Ma‘rche Militaire why 3‘3“” Sir. flenry Taylor Morgan. of New November :0, 1917. So it may be E‘snsgagiarv‘rfj . 'i r
I ' “mg and u is said was like a mem- «l. Downcast. 15' To frighten greatly bert and Fantasia on 3““ by York. in 1887. presented the church said truthfully that it was Mr. Gib- The ho-no—rr‘wv—l . 37: *‘1’
Anather case ber 01 the family. 6- Concealed. ‘ 30' ,Reys“ for publication. Gounod-Depow. with a splendid pipe organ. made by son's unique. though and experience report ”a; L , ..
. Of D- hth 'a Fsometime ago she is said to have 9. Large arm of the sea. ’ ‘ :1. i‘mt‘rn. In the Procrlm for the recital. Johnson. This was installed in the to "closc' 'thc organ which he had “0 ... (fl is“ g - .>
ID en bum an expensive house for herself 11. liccome dim or lose color. ;3- BOY“ nickname. there was interesting historical “m” East gallery. with such suitable al- "opened" a half century earlier and geéegf'“ "l“ -- 4_ .,
on the McFarland property and it 12. The square of any size of type. ;‘- Custom- on the musical history of the church. terations of the wall "over and on 0‘." which he had presided so skiil- ed Hi h 113% n . ~ s , ~ ,_
Francis Jennings of Highland EW- 18 “for possession or this building 13. A Sprint: momh- 3' 3m"- find ”em“ °f “m°- Th" “5“)” ‘°“°‘"= the sides of the organ." and of the iully for nearly forty years. All of em mfirk ,3“: ‘ 7‘ 1‘ "
nue. is ill with diphtheria. accord- that the present action was stated. 16. Proposition. 30' A'senstuorgan. The history of instrumental“ mug“ gallery itself. as were de ed neces- his dream of a new organ that he schoo‘i milk—FLO r." 'n (fir 3‘
ms to a report made to Dr- Robe“ —— 17. Two of a kind. {*1- “‘89. . in this church basins with the tuning. a", ,0, the proper a“. mondauon was able 10 mm“ was to m m. ‘I ma Em k” .. i .=
L , 3- Perdue. health ofllcer. today. 19. Christmas. f3, The Orient. fork. Then came fl“ bass "ml- of the organ and choir. little while at the new keyboard. as 1,2me ‘1 ‘7
This ‘3 the “COM! “We reported 0m ‘33- Squeezed. “4’ Greek god or fortsts ““1 pus- M“ William 1‘9“" 1"va 0‘ In 1886. during the pastorate of yet unconnected. and play what he the “hair“... ; .77..“
this week. , 25. Short sleep. lurks; Lewis ““9"- played "1° bass "‘01- Ber. Edward Anderson it was de- called "dry music." The very next not ex pct .‘M. ‘ - I :5
. ‘36- Ahbr. for one Of days Of week. 36' Allow.- both in the church "3"- "°°d “9°“ cided to move the organ to the west day the Church was burned. tinued ‘3“ ”1;?" , f “
FORBIDS.LAND 1.1155156 2 . Poss. pronoun. 23' Percene. .. .. ""3 one“ "“1 "“3 V'new church ' end of the Church and the building Mr. Gibson will always be associat— half yea “'1, ,‘(P'j‘ .' ‘ 1 ‘
TOPEKA. Muses. March 17.—A 3 _ Extremely hard metal or mln- .,' Latin for and. facing the Green. “0 are told that committee was discharged on i-‘eb- ed in the memory" of this Church a, de , r _ ’ “
bill to forbid owncnhlv 01' 1035‘“ cral. 4.. “'5‘ ”"9" in RUM- he “'88 in his accuflomed Dllce one ruary 22. 1887. with the "Johnson' 'orsan. It re- lb: (glib? ~~ 1 ‘ ‘
of farm land in Kansas has been _ “-l. The scoria of a. volcano. ——'— Sunday in 13“ when "“3 bl!“ 0' Mr. Alexander 3. Gibson came, presents the prelude and the post.- crease mi”: .‘V..,'_ t V. ._Z
“Sued by G°"e“‘°" mum" BRIDGEPORT. Mar. 17.-—Scwor' 3:. Fail to keep. Answer to Yesterday’s “‘5 warm” “’9" “newefledly imb- from Brooklyn in its: to "opcr‘." ludi‘ of his professional career. ‘ *
library. street extension and East 34. Father. Puz
~ Sketch. . 5 . Zle.
Wolf-head pointed on heavy tawny W‘Lzhmife‘gnb 3‘9"“? bridge bonds. :_ Ssc‘rezms . “k
w... 7;, gm 5* "1° 631mg frogbly :g; 6335;; '- . -.-- -. -
' . , “'ere or ere 35“ IO “ ' e - l A s P ' c I "" ‘r ‘
H. “”p'” the amount of 3550.000 by the Board 41- Comfort. ? G R A ' L
Under his nose of Aldermen last night. The four is- 43- Fish-catcher. '- . l V A N N H
A moist spot on the floor _ 4 - _ , - ,
Widens from his quick breath: ““95 “m he“ ”‘9 “at“ 0‘ Mn” 1- ‘3' L-‘M‘d “0‘““5- s a a l a N r A t. A ,
Tail of curved Mra next. Improvement Plan is. Consumed. A C N t E A M A ' S I
Hind less of steel. “'5‘ VERTICAL '
Lie soft a. wax. Authorization of the issuance of ‘ - i M A v r. I u t u 0 M 1 .
A whimper from his hunting dream th four issues marks the first (19- 1. How old you are. l g . g R N o e L ; (stabllsfied ’65,
Curls his unconscious “a finite step in the eatensive im- 3. To unload careleuly, L E A N j .'
provement plan 0! the Behrf'lls ad- 3. Prefix in some words of Arabic . G U L L I
Were I to speak. ministration. An additional step origin. R E L E A V I N E G l
The ring 01 quiet formed around this “war“ worm“! 0‘” “'19 Prosmm 5. Tune. E o ‘ .5 N o C O N z ‘ ; Colorful .
’ -.. “k“ , ~ » > The Ensemble S it
Would break to noise. public hearings April 6 on store? 7. Object of heathen worship. N A O R O I T E I A Ch ké N kl u L
1'0 ripples of sound riding the air of Proposed ““9”- s. Sheltrr of wild animal. . a u N o o M R ‘ 0 1' 60 aces
like foam. W 10 Clear. l «i h Ch '
I Will not even Will-‘1”? his name. —Advertise in the Sentinel. I 11. A piece of salt-water lot. if 0 M E N P R A Y §, 38 t e 01cc 0f the
I shall let him drizt like a. yellow . c Se . .
loaf. , , - J M
Over the waters of his brief. wild l Sling arefsimply gorgeouk—love- . umor lSS
“up. y a es 0 amber, emerald green, h - - l.
__ . . . l " and.
. - B- I‘- ‘an 515'“? 1“ a” Dm- - . azure, shutter green. coral. Jade SC 001 g rls are all “1km? '
'7 . , . - . .. .. . green. ruby and many others com- them and you dont wonder lo: they
-. . . . . -- » , . P1130 this vast aroup of fashionable really are the most becoming costume \ 0:
choker necklaces. Variously shap- - . . .1 .1 ; ,.
ed stones and novel combinations. . can imagine. Chi drcn from 7 ‘0 A .‘~3-? i
- ‘ nun floor. are wearing ensembles and their przces l
; Milan Straw Hats
With Lam Held Sizes
‘3.95
Very smart new hats of all milan
vary according to the size. High colors
such as red, rosewood, blue and Hon:
shades are featured in flannel with printej
silk or matching flannel frocks. Sizes 1:
to 20 years.
straw blocked into a number of be- $19.95 to $25
coming shapes. Blond shades, Second :::-r.
E navy. brown, henna, blue. green,
orchid and red offer a wide selec-
tion to harmonize with your new
spring costume. Incidentally they
are remarkable hats for this small
price.
Misses’ Coats Follow Fashion
Lines of Grown-Ups’ Models
_ Tailored necklines, fur borders, fur
cdgings and high colors are all typical
fashion points of the new spring coats for
misses. Ppiret Twill has fur or natural
kashmu' trimming. Bring daughter here
Second floor.
Early Spring Styles
In Kiddies’ Footwear
— ‘4.00
The Partly Completed Church
’. E .H
.... . -- ,
« ®em°rtuwsgm
Elem". “mm“!
’"f Robert A. Benedict
Norwalk Is Presperous .
22 Wall St Nommi if she wants to be very smartly dressed. j
Phone, 2378 _! “$3,233 {3; “flingirfagg 1”" We can help her assemble a striking cos- i
tugme most inexpensively.
1 .
co 0 JuniIotrs frtonfi I7l to 19 years will find
very sma coa s u y ailored and lined in
“fithgnwzdmmlzggg - green, blue, rust, tan and other high col-
heels or plain toe blu‘chers in sizes 0’5 at I": 3“»:- lfi‘nm: $15 l-
3 to 11. “in" " mum ‘2-
patenty fibuéhzrbega‘s‘hsiglemelfi Tweeds ail-d. Smooth Finish
Fabrics In Beautifully
er sizes—5 to 8 are
Tailored Coats for Women
skin. (
priced at $8.50)-
, Kain
Dainty Socks
_ Simplicity of line and faultless tail-
oring are of the first importance in ring
* for Tiny Footsteps.
coats. Then comes the becoming co or—
25 Vets.
, French blue, rust red, rose w blond
White lick ”033 With shades, green and navy. ‘ Thai-29:3 won-L
42% OF THE PEOPLE OWN THEIR OWN HOMES” Sizes 14 to
- - ‘ecially if they come from Reed’s.
‘ go: then you know that they fit
properly, and won’t cause any dis-
The Knight Street M. E. Church Almost Owns Its
Own Home—It Only Needs
- $5,000.00 MORE
in the shape of a mortgage to complete the above picture *
noes. .
, THE MAN in the
’istreetdoesnotknowa
starintlle sky. But
There are seventy members behind this church who i
will see that the loan is repaid. ' '
__ , the man in the A-B-C For further information phone a pm '1“ look em ,0 cm. derful assortment of coats for every type
. .. . C I c " , ing on entail feet. ‘The colorants 0f individual, coats which feature rt-
W _ 0 sum ~ . . . , such» ‘ae b311,?” any masher est style notes such as fur borderssflbr-
W a star oppor- Judge John H. nght ”main—g” aww ‘ with a white m °°“"5' 5““3 “mum and mm ’
flares. Before you decide on a purchase
be sure and see thesecoats. $48.50
Send loot.
DAILY DELIVERY TO some Nonwst K .
onrdsliveqearleam thestoreatSLILeeeh 9 dail-
‘ f Manda-in titanium-noon Will be delivered “smegma 130%
" unity the minute he / g . _ _ ,. '
it, w it” » ' or . L l,- . -Uaintoer.
1 ~ ' Rev. -W- HenryLamar . :v; ' ~
Norwalk Chronicler