OFTHHRZ
Issued for Arrest of Stratford
\\ oman for Alleged Assault Upon Neigh-
boi- s W lie—Handful of Brown Hair Will
Be ExhibitA in Court 1
\
\\ arrant ls
Monroe will be aubpoened to test!-
(3 tor the plaintin that "itwaa the
red- haired lady who started the
“ht."
The immediate cause or the row
is said to line been a collection of
mud pies placed {or baking pur-
po~es on the sidewalk in front of
the house by Mrs. Barrett's {our-
war old son "Billy" a few moo
SftlsllOlll‘ Mir. :0.-—.\ war-
irtxst 0: Mrs Madeline
11.11.1113 \oung “its
3.. turret! . stiesman.
$11912. “to tented
2‘.’\‘SK\'J‘\‘T \Villium S.
:. .trslul: Alia but-
‘~,.-.,~».~n of Mrs. Julia
Remit-til C. Mon-
‘. . irecz. assistdnt to,
. —' . 11.11.: 22.11.1415” or the’ merits latter Mrs. Monroe had swept
I . 1 11:4» Coi.1p.ui.\.'1he “a ..
{-111 .1 11:11: lpfll’lt’d. , Billy‘s so.» Bled.
~ 5111.11 to by Mr. The underlying cause or the iliv
; .~ {‘11: .‘its. Barmtt tetlin; “hich 1eoulted in the all“.
— ‘L‘ -~' )1.“ \lmzme‘s‘ed attack. lits. utcording to Mr.
. 1 .' l)‘ the Monroe. ill the hurt that his fiite
.~. \l.~. \lol.‘(‘1‘.h.‘.\\ utiiSui to thrustisc hei timeo-
\ ..~ .11 :12. "10h Hanoi; sow CliflHord mery time
> V 1:: tuna yord‘ lu.‘ gets in a right “ill: his 1’06qu
1 1 residenct on 111.1\:. 11:11. llilh " Barrett Clitlord
1 ~ ‘ Elimiscch. .1118. ‘Bill)' huh. had frequent
~ mi Mort-".ghts and their small noses have
~ 1* 1111111112 1.15 sulfa-co. Although but three uars
. .011 of 13.11 ' age Clifton; is :1 sturdy. “try
~ 1 - .1 15212.1 1.111.:5111 111 it drew the clam: from
~ 1» 11-.\'. door! ililh ~‘ nose more frequently than
1 ~ : \1 1..~ 11‘1- '11. ‘.l\ ‘ mar succeeded doing to his
A 7 - ‘ ~ 1w ReccntLv "'Blii). ' gradu-l
..ii_1~ learning tn deftnd himself. has,
to giie 11 bet ter account
and Clifford was the one
l1lt‘t‘tl)‘ nose ll'i tht)
encounter. Invariably
'iuade up" a You"
their battle R111 Mrs;
be «ontiiiced. _\lr.
..1l "boys will be:
was that Mrs.
311.; Mm. Barrett June not
t-ti'ms for some:
1 t‘l‘
11: tutu.»
.ti '1t‘
h.
1 1..
r\\ $112!»? 'llt
* most recent
1 13“."! no’
stairs.
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CONSTABLE WED
WESTPORT GIRL,
RECORDS REVEAI.
Shaughncssy a Bride-
groom Feb. 11—Nor-
walk Woman 'Mar-
ried in Fairfield
OTHERWE
FOLLOW CONN.
ALOO SYSTEM
Bureau Here Is Set
sid e to Analyze
t ziuse of Accidents-—
30 a Day Looked Into
-—- ~ “c t‘.\ll".l‘lE'.l". March :l.—One o:
. ‘. ‘ 3‘ .‘ uric-1555 who; t-i‘l‘iwrrs “3.5 111:1?-
iv .5 . ‘ med (~11 1‘. rt..1‘.‘.\ ;'., .1 leer-Lite
.1 > = 7“ ‘ ‘ ' _!-_._w\'; ih'.\ 11.19}. when ill-t Hurri-
' ‘ ‘ C ' '.1ce ‘.1_ :15. “turn “.15 Lie-l pith
.~ "“ 'c“ 1.13:; Cl rt Clara )1. Film. 1
> ‘ \ ' 1. 0:. t..':- 1‘ Thomas Shoughnesscy,
“ 1.1:. oi liirf‘c‘." motorctn. 1 ofii—A
‘ \ 1 S = < 13 .. cousin of Martin
H ; ‘ ~ . 1 11 burial. nun-ted;
1 ‘1‘“ H )luruszaii. 2-3. a book-
- “ ‘ ‘ ‘ \\. s'pOtl. daughter of,
‘ T “ 2 ' ‘ 1- \3?‘ ...:d Mary Martisnk.
‘ “ ’ ’“ “1 h _’ furs muwd 1;- Rex: it. .i.
‘ ‘ ‘ .. ..._ 1 5 1;". so} is a mech-_
‘ ‘ ..\ . . " 1-1.:1‘011' fir‘iu.‘.\‘ and'
~ 4 ‘ . .1-2 1:1. 1 1:. off hours.
L ‘ ‘ ‘ 11.1.1r Lites ut‘ wltith r:-
-. tee: ;.le-1 “ill: the Town
"”3 “‘9“ "t; “mm” "a“ I fund lighter-than-Air ship in the air.
‘ > f H!" “" ““hop arenut. l Th» mooring mast. on which the
‘ ”7‘5 iii-1113' I’ll-'7» LOVIT‘ ECHO OF WAR m : steel work is etoected to start April
3 “31‘3““- -‘- “‘3‘" ° #11:. “11: he 2“! feet high. :5 rec.
- 1" L K31k5‘“°“’l*‘5‘ :1 lf‘lght‘l‘ than thn meet at Iakehuret.
\ ,- B‘S‘XSQPW": 3‘14”“ .-.\'r1\-: Jersey. Three legs on which
; * 1‘ 1‘ L1..aChlnc operator of “IND the most “iii rest will be 70 feet
‘ _ ;_' .1 Anna Guitar-31.1): o! erg-art. and between thm will be erect-
. .1 » . ‘}r_‘1f‘,g 5.13:3- :5_ fllrlll- ed 1. building to serve as a ration
.‘~ :1. o.’ Fanrtld tin-i yjllli-. ‘ , ._.. .... 'or Lill' travelvrs ’
:1: ’ . .i. 1-... 1-: ..H “mm-1.31,; ' mum. 1.10111 “:1: .21 -.. ““1 .\ the Dawn” “03“” (our
. j . .V.\ .\ i.“ L":‘.llr11vl’1. k'hlrlgs ZJCK-;Q £3.20 of n» \v .mllna; 113.309.1115 1" :I‘cl" l" enclosed X‘UDS l0 3 height 0'
\ V‘ - '\ “Til? :11“; ‘. ' 1 F- D 5‘13 and Mathilda i gar-11115 “‘11: II KSGPNUPY'MND "“176 feet. Beyond that. leading to
S :1. .1 {I}: J: :r: Elam“ 5: °‘ N0r“"‘n‘: AHCh‘P‘l funds mtemiei {or compensation to' the operating platform is an en-
1..111.p.1 gtaprto. 2.2. of 11. 1'. ii. Six and . ll 1d not" “inch c1039.: gtalg-‘ray The gang plank
‘9. 51' or; “‘1‘“ 5- ”11339 11! «TN Felt-field “S'mmmn D r g.” ' llilt) the airship will be enclooed.
‘ fl : " .. .V‘wrscn' lu'idctpuH; Ste-viva (‘19r-;!‘1‘ault »-.i l". 'ht‘ $331105 03 ‘h‘: cox;-
‘f ‘ “1‘19”? H" ' . 1-: i-‘111rticl11 and [Hiram-1thg Stf\;t'\0f. is seen it: :1 lt'iltl‘ sen: by “not Poster Bill Posed
.1 o “\e it'll-‘1 : of 1” ii 111cm]. menu-- the \‘eteuus’ bureau in \VasLi-“3‘f - .
5 1.441191»; thre: ton to all COMCI\Jl0r8 (or incom-im§‘lil::-\‘- xu-{hf- 8?};leimh'i‘ll
' Arm-ems i'hhhi .0 EN ‘pclcnt soldiers. setting torth new: prohibiting the use of posters or
L if”: "it. and radical 2151:13le ‘5 '15" stickers on the windshield or rear
T r k" {d cot” . handling 0‘ S‘Jk‘h (”SURH- 2 window or motor vehicles. except on
:11“. “f; l The lclzur “men has been relurj may be permitted by the state com-
“. A. €~l through me 8111. V0318 0‘ we 1 mlseioner of motor vehicles. ‘ =
111....111. in :d‘- E! lncwl) craved ; nship 61"“ ‘
tht
is
111-11111“! 0;
~51 license
.11! cases of
llilt‘l‘lnlll-
STAMP rm D. March :1.—
' it .~ suiii l-_\' Miss Jaitt- Dorman.
:llllluitgt‘. «if \t 01110 GI‘F-‘thCh Inn.
tlini .1 nvw 1111111111011» and steel liotel
1111i built to replace the inn.
\iliit'li \in. darn-yeti by tire on
March 1‘.
0M purity cuwrt-d by
Miss Donna-n. who has .1115:
[lilllt‘tl 111111 T111 hull. Arizonn. said
'llml plmis were being ‘prt-parod and
tli.il she hoped to have the building
.wlw-iislllll-
“111111111; 1.11 '11 111.1 "L
.1 reported to lht; ilk"
1.1‘vi=lnlc1i {or lll' intr-
'1‘.’1l‘1.' \l..ll~llt§ :.l,1' 'L‘l'
11in rah-1'2. '
" insurance.
:x.
~ .11
l’riwm r. I‘ reed. Din
BERLIN. _\i.n, :i.——i'iic .n-uunui. t‘reued before the summer season
.31; stun of .1 soldim “no uccitleniul. 1! 0"1‘1‘. Mutmime. Miss Dorman
‘y 11.15 lll‘ili‘lsuii ti Hi .1 illirk prn\in.l!“‘)’51 "ll: L'Mlgt'. the Crosswnys. the:
:on (11-! 1.11 .111 .mm tum-1. tliiriiiz|(""m!fl‘- u buns-how and dormitory
: \ 151.91 In.“ .|‘111l «111-1) uii \l‘g’l'lltlllus “ll ”‘0 lll'lllllnt‘S. which 9308M the
:11;- li".lll. ..~ 1‘Ullliiit‘1l in tluaptituhrs lire. “1” “0 Ui‘t‘ned- “‘lth accom-
11017. \‘;1113. l:u.~~.~.;1. 'l'iio soldier en- “Nahum“ {‘5‘ “1’0”" 75 fleets.
‘rrttl the ilimceun iii 1:117. The door A‘ J‘ Billln. owner of the property,l
06M“, muvmukunx “N ha WM remains in Tucson.
unable to :11 out until police discor~'
met him last “melt. Three days after
.1115 release )1» “1.1;: strickvn blind. be-
":1319 ir.>. n~1 uni dial.
Full of Goodness
-~ Adi ertisc in the Sentinel tor the
i l- S! results.
iapure—de' .
Ask your grocer far a '
Pinch. Green or ”land Nude.
“ .Mw
.... "w“..- .. ... ...
cntuiling a loss or $1511.-.
L.
tather,l1asthxuvntbes to.
N’éw Yorker 'r e 11 8
Stamford Kiwanis
Prayer Is Only Sal-
vation for Addict '
MAXFORD. ”larch :1.—-1
course of a tollt to the Kiwanis uh
here on the We: in which the
narcotic «problem is being handled
in ‘New York city. Special Deputy
Police Commissioner Carlton Simon
denied emphatlally that there was
any danger that children would be-
com drug addicts.
Dr. Simon lilo said that
the
make a poor impre-ion at the Geo
neva. opium conference. in view or
the inéitectual enforcement of the
Voirtead act in this country. Pray~
er. he declared. in the only hope of
United States delegates could but.
the confirmed drug addict.
"The Government spends ”0.000..
few years will be junked
“I! we could have this money. in-
homeo and convalescent camps for
, narcotic addicts. we would be per-
torm’lng a‘patriotic duty.“
Continuing. he said: “There is no
one more d plcable in the world
than one who sells narcotics. There
is little hope for their victims es-
pecially those wrecks who come
from lowly stations in life The
only hope for the any addict who
goeatdown into hell. if he has am“
conscience left. is in prayer.
by prayer.
help.”
Referring to the Geneva con-
ference. he said: "How can we hope
to have narcotic law: enforced in
China. India and heathen countries.
with their millions of people. when
here, the state charges, Shepherd obtained .
:lticli lie inoculated mutant! hia.m.wartl.“u W
divinity. chiropractic y of “7°-
"C. C. Faimen. accoseduith SheMWuIM
chairs talc for $350
EORO W AIRPLANE iiOiOits,
ALSO THE LARGEST MOORING iiASi
DETROIT. Mar. :l.-—'The Detroit
Free Press today quotes Edsel Ford.
gpresiden'. o" the Ford Motor Com-
pany. as saying that his company
“in go into the production of air-
"Netional University of Sconce," in C flown
W
usher!
Freshmen Are Told
A Thing or Two
' ' t' \' '\\' 1.‘ '. .\‘. .l.. March .
’ ‘.\.,} “ 1“ .1ri1-11111t-‘r-1111n' of in, pl‘ no motors as soon as experinien e
u. h l. 1‘- 1'11 <1udvntrour- :10“ in putt-es: u‘ lie lam-stories
n: ‘ \ ' - 1: . . 1
F - is: 111 a head.
- ..1 -,_..1 1 . t lccuuse um- W”_
l ‘.‘l.!‘.,' 1.1” ,..n,.nh ‘3”, ‘orgfluug ' l uni also 1! quote-ii as saying that
>;:'Lthe\-1re )"wm," a nun construction will be started at once
AQQPEEAW. mega”... has been at the Ford airport of the late-m
dlri‘iblc mooring mast in the world.
3 mfi‘gémierreehuszf 3:13": .to be constructed nt a coat 0! 375.1100
I green c.11'13‘uo.tr-l lJL' two 101an "0" U‘( “1007an 0' ”"3 Shenandoah
' 1-1' “.m, h an. “(1“...th and .Loe Arteries. or any other cred
“'iu {11‘1'61' 1hr Pioldvr (1t Sic-Id U: “ml”? 0‘ 9".“ greater 31“~
, The free Press raid that it true
told by Ford that the Ford Motor
-Company is not considering the
.. .1;- Meg e regulation one
be torn
115..) ‘1. }~
p -rtur.1ted turner will
111'! l: :1 {Tahitian is found to ,
han a. .11:-.l “1th 1110 corners {manufacturing of complete planes
( my» .. ‘.~..~ 212111.12 “m 111: 311.? - but that it is interested financially in
‘ ~ ,.1 ti,» withouinr. \igi- ,a Detroit airplane company now
2.11: “HAN-3..., l . building planes, and in a Detroit
,organizatlun Which Ford is quoted
as saying soon will place the metal-
we have such trouble with our own
.tntorcementa.“ The solution or the
,narcotic problem. Dr.
lien with the chemist.
develop drugs out of synthetic pro.
res. "then and not until then can
the narcotic tramc be controlled."
LONDON,
“era 11!
March 11,—The Catho-
lic says it 11n1,leretan-ls the
Pn-
ed to redeem in 19:.
piibllcon bonds issued
the Republican 1st ruggle.
The Herald states also
ha: lrarnvd on ornuiimtion is L‘-
in: discussed through which
holders of these bonds uould he its'n-
ed to subscribe the proceeds for the
promotion of various lrish
prises. The amount hr the bond.-
is laid to be about 3.000.000 pounds.
most of which was subscribed ii:
the l‘nlted States.
POPEOFFERS
PRAYERS FOR
Also Sends Message of
Sympathy to Wash-
Mussolini Sorry Too
ROME, March 2l.-—The Pope.
l'nitfid States. has offered prayers
for the sufferen. and ordered
message ot‘ sympathy svnt to Mon-
signor l-‘umnsoui-Biona. the
tolic. delegate in \K'ashington.
The King and Premier Mussolini
also have sent messages of sym-
‘ pathy.
i
‘AOA‘ioJ‘O‘fiSTRLP
HERE BECAUSE
l . 11 ~ _ .
elons of the \‘ettrans Sunni: makes
it mandatory for all consenators to.
tile duplicate comes of their no.3
countlngs to the local probate court. .
with :he gmernmem. These niust'
set. forth fully the amount of money!
receited and the amount paid out:
together with the purpoees for:
i “hich i: has been paid. Any failure
on the part. 01' a consenutor to
complv w1.h this regulation. it, is;
pointed out. pill result in the stop—’
page of all compensation payments;
and a tho ugh inyeetigation ot the
31111111113211.7011“ the state. 1
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BRIDGEPORT. m :L—Gen-
evievo than. twenty.” , a nun-
otw Weet Virginia. who- was
stopping with live other 3“ in
Bridgeport. ell-route on n walking
trip from Tdha to Kaine. h being
sought by polka. today. renewing n
coinptaln: made ‘ "m
bureau by her companion that:
)fl- Dugau W M‘
item the. WM hotel. .m
county with the W at
my .nd 610th new twist
—. .....
Greenwich Representa-
tive Who Died Re-
eently- Started Prac-
tice in 1903
amusementhem
000 to build a. battleship which. ”in.'
he said”
stead. {or the purpose 0: opening up‘
thv1'
STORM VICTIMS?
ington — King and;
i
l
t
l
l
l
end ‘
none of them can be helped until;
he shows n desire for
Simon sald,.
“If he can'
Free State may redeem :
Irish Republic Bonds
tmite gm ernment has promisn:
the Irish Re-,
to Finance
lhn: 1' '
lntcr- ,,
in~
formed by Cardinal Gasparri of the;
havoc wrought by the storm in the.
1
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npos- ‘_
OiiNViiAiiONS ..
1.11.11
Knit Union Suits
55c ‘° $1.35
Norwallt’s Loafing Dry Goods Store
Norwalk C0“
\
Forest Mills Underwear
Our standard make of underfloor can be had herein all the 1 arious styh
Ladies’ Athletic Suits
Nainsook, Mull and
Crepe
$1.0010S2.5O
Also a line of Ladies’ Fibre Silk Vests and Step-Ina flint 1.11.1 Orchid,
$1.00 and $1.50
Vests . .
Bloomers . .
ies'
Vests and Bloom...
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§
Today’s Cross-word Puzzle
HOW TO SOLVE CROSS-W'ORD PUZZLE i
The numbered squares are the
horizontally or \'ertic..1lly or both.
at first biack squat-1 encounured
word that
to other words that cross it. and
(its :1 git-tn definition and space.
starting points (or word: extendini
One letter to a Square. Words end
on bovder of puule. Pick out 3
Thin git” you a ciue
they in turn to still ther words
I 2 I 3 4- 5 6
7 8
. q in ' II
la is
is b i?
i.—
l‘l 2 1| :2
23 d4 as as
2? 2.8 2.1
i so at ,
32 33
’- ,
110111103131. ' s. .1 short sled
1. An ice \1v:h1cl-. s. To more suittlv
4. A fairy queen. 111.111.. famous 10. lncloeei «heels of .0
by Shakespeare. :14. During the time Hut.
7. The seat of the Statc L'ni- ‘16. Distinczivc signs Wort . 1?.»
versity 0! Maine. person.
9. Part of the \‘crh “to be." .18. It not
11. To be driven sn'it'ly before i -0. A celtbrnted Grit-1: 1 1
a. sale. 12%. To d~:\‘.cur
1:. A slight coloring. ‘36. One tha' employ
13. Perceived as trum '2; Frozen fluid
‘13. A primer": measure. ital: ‘31 Rota! .\'a\y (ebb
an “em."
l6. To live, exist. . .
1:, 1.. am...“ .01., Am... Answer to Yesterday 5
A strip of hard wood. used for
gliding over a 511 w-coxered
surface.
. Ahf Alas:
. A preposition.
:3. A email Vehicle Il‘ilh runners
. . . for sliding on snow or ice.
EPrenuer Theunis o f :5. 1......
O 0 23‘. Famou Shall 3 mar . ~'ili.:. .
. Belgium Decides He ._. 1. 1.1.2:... ‘* "‘"‘ “ “
é Could Not Get Rest 31;- _. .1... or ..........1.
: The finish. '
i In Amrica In. Pastimes. amusements.
VERTICAL.
BRUSSELS. March :l.-I'rc-miv;r§ 1. Metallic runn-:rs worn on the
Thounls has abandoned his Eden or ., fee.
visiting the United States. it. was 1‘ Paradise.
a. A game played on the ice.
learned today. He has 31111: up the
trip. because the announcement of
his intention had brought such a
inn- of invitations that it would be
impoeeihle for him to get the rest
his doctors had preecribed.
PRES. EUOT’S
9le BIRTHDAY
meet ~11 mm m or the coun-
try and the world conveying firth-
.3 “It“! to the. venerable edu-
i
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i
4. Fashions. styles.
5: indefinite article.
Puzzle.
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:N A N A:
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,WES'I'PORT CASE
[SQUASHED
BRIDGEPORThMar. :1. (Special
to The 8entinel.)—The podbility o!
—eny mutational development during
' the hearing before Judge Leonard
Nickeraoninsupcior em m-
duyon the alternative writ 01m-
damue secured union: the collect-
men or the Town 0! Weapon by
Walter 1'. Duty. cued police cup-
tun. was ddnted at the cum by
thediin‘otaunotioutounflhthe
”Attorney Arthurl.
0:111:5- amtorthem
”W m the
noun-ammontm-n-i
“Atthm‘l
My mum. Men. to
Womdm,ho
l
inelectman'e doom demanding er.-
italic. the hearing when Duff;
was 0
*uoflfl? Conley further charge:
that the “llitnoeity of 1)tu an:
his friend. is shown right here in
court by the attitude of his counsel.
Judge Leonard J. Nickeraon at th:
clue of the hearing stated that he
“I!“ swept briefs. quoting previous
deacon on nutter: in character
daun- to the one now More the
court. The briefs are to be filzd
More My,
\
. HABTFIDRD. Liar
‘- liver-nay will receive nearly
”00,000 from the estate 0‘
Ann. 8.. Nikon. who died in 1924.
:3“: In est-re can-etc 31.0011 (00
Him of the mate filed in
the out. Tax department yesterday
"we... Her onto totnls 8908. 944 o:
'm at! Mt 812.585 toe. to Bar-
md. I. 8‘“- to this amount;
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25c, 55c, 31!
59c. 69c, 79‘
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Athletic Suits
85c ’
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