NEW YORK. Mar. 28.-—Exclusi1'o
membcrship and careful scrutiny of
applicants are failing to prevent
’cdernl padlocksmiths from enter-
in; “clubs." as postoVolsiond albu-
ti! on Broadway are now known.
Emory R. Buckner started his
.ucu— as fc‘deral district attorney
if" spending $1,400 of hi! own
'roney. through lawyer triends, tor
.hgmpaglte in restaurants. He has
«3-. rex-eaind. hon-ever. just how he
.wM liis nltll {uni husky livericd
gilded clubs in the
Roaring Fortit‘s. nor how his agents
Identity themselves adequately to
rhe club attaches who scrutinize en-
'T’llzls through peep holes.
Anvho“. his methods at getting
. me so successful that. the
1:» consent to padlock de-
the Club Moritz.
,tollz'kt rpers of
~\lilC‘Y‘.“°
.Iull5 [1:118‘.
'l‘wo places.
Arts Club had previously been
.d. . .
The closing or these places. most
at them for a period ‘0: one month.
will cause losses or thousands. ct
dollars to the’ owners. The. Club
Borxo owners apentiflilwoo. alone on
furnishings and decorationa‘botoro
the opening of the place,“ ‘sam-‘
mer. The other‘pia‘cea padiookod’
likewise were established 1th
cost. Orchestras were claim by
some or the placea under contracts
providing payment tor the inductan-
even while the clubs .are ~ closed.
causing additional losses 'to the.
owners. '
One suggestion. in explanation or
Mr. Buckner's success in obtaining
evidence against exclusive oiuba. is
that persons socially prominent-be-
longing to the clubs responded to
his request that they furnish atti-
‘ leek-
sold in the places. The tederal
prosecutor made his appeal for aid
from the public soon after taking
i 1". CS
and in. Club Borgo. were padlocked
Vetderduy. r-iouquin's. the Piping
‘ the Beau:
Holt 1".5'3Uml'li. and
office.
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More Boys Than Girls
Vital Statistics Show
_- 41 Deaths and 14
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.‘Iarria CS. ““3151. . .. .- . an: “Polonaise hiilitaire. by Chopin; and clarinet. depicting the first
g - :\\~{,;:fe‘_:hn to thp and mea Ihmy: .fOlll' NJ” W :Eflnf‘m‘“ °‘ erture. by ”mam streaks of dawn. As the sky bright.
" “4..-; '1;:‘ Vnunu‘i ct l‘tblijuar). a. CilOl‘lA. to Ht‘“'flld and Ella. DIUSXCIanS With out Another number. "Three African‘fiixgiolrr ;;::dho‘l:;u;)t:crl£tatr:;
. 3, 'hare were reL'OrdC'd at t 8 Of' Wood. l Dances." b in . met n .' ‘ '
"'L of Town i-Tlfrk Herb?" 3- Smith 13. l’lioLLv-s Lu 1m and Phoebe; Of Town Stars Will quite differintntrosm rnrtrins hi“: 21:71 .:11:::r:‘ (33.310 gawk-rail:
"we i_~!lo\\liig vital statistics concern- \they, ' ° orcheatr has over in. ed. is u~ '
"5' 33" hr‘ks' maths and marriages ”- 1‘1“th 1° RIChal‘d and ““01 Give Great PrOgram weird. :nd. at the 13st.’wild.u The yigmge: temllffidhttg' zigzag:
30-1 :‘k Thcrc new 44 chil— “'ecd. first dance is entitled "Call to the ihl:ii numbrt’n- Q'I‘Lovc‘Thec': con-
— n: hirh “:4 wert‘ bOYS- :3 Bhutan to Anthony and Eliu- Arrangemnts are rapidly neuritis Feast." and Marie out with the Very mm. . charming melody tor 'French
1'. '2 ” W: “at H (198th and 1‘ bell; Williams. completion {or the big concert to be low beating of drums. Soon there horn and cornet. The last number
“415:. The exffl". HSUI‘ES TV?!“ 15 Sio‘phan to 9.3921811 and Anna given by the Somali; Church or- begins the call. which is played by “The Destruction of Atl‘ntu_‘:
. - v.21: {0110“‘- 23““, Cheetra. on Friday evening. April 3 the English born or oboe. Shortly. 1e...” little to the imagination 4“
Births. 15, Anna to Jacob and Katherine at 8:15 o'clock in the Norwaik Meth- the flute alternates with the oboe. ml“ one hears . low “mi...“
l KZ&n,chko“.sk}-_ ,odilt church. whcih will be tar su- and then the oboe again plays alone. which quickly increases m . roar.
1—, ... :c- Eiirm'd and Julia Deaths. lpcrior to any concert the orchestra with the low beating of drums for Immediately diminishing to another
\; i-‘ebruari. has ever given. accompaniment. ”this gradually in- low rumbling. A5,“, there 1, 3
.1 .- .. l/‘o 3,.4 rim—(non 1. t'Ol'l‘lC-ilu. m.’ 55 tears, 5 71103.. Besides the thirty-tour local play. creases until most or the orchestra swelling into another roar. and irom
7 1 9 d3“. ‘ ’ ors about ten other musicians have is playing. The “second number is them on to the last at the piece one
2 M .3 .5. 5.23.: ,mi _\Iar}" '.‘. 'Adciine Gilbertie. 1 month. been engaged from New Haven. entitled "Luletta‘s Dance." which is can mu). picture tho.d£nppufln‘
in... 2. Mary SWeent‘y. ‘5 years. :5 Stamford and New York. One of also quite weird. The last number. of the continent of which .0 many
: - at“. to Eduard rind Ethel. daxs. these will be Mr. Frans Listernann. “Dance of the “'arriors." is exciting novelists have “Tum...
.0“ .M, ; 1* Lou” Sam :2 “an 1 month the eminent 'cellist of New York One can easily imagine a band of _____....______..._
{i l; f”; c- :n Hem-y and Lucy} 9 d’335_ (Shelton) ' ' ',city. who will also be the soloist o! warriors. swingin; their clubs and Ft. pd"; "That new “1“.“
0.! ‘ 4. William Lockwood. 3;, “a” 10Ithe evening. Mr. Listemann is al- dancing in their wild. terrifying ”mm disappointed in heaven."
. ‘1 ,, “-23.32“ and D139] COC'Imouths 7 do”. ' ' ready so well known in .\orwaik manner. ' Gabriel: "lie is. He'd Just tin-
.1; 5_ 1m. Stexens 7:, ”an a months 1“ ”fin“: '° “1" number ”7"" lshed readinx a real-estate agent's
' A: :-.:~.' : (Jig/£12111! and Annina‘ 17 days ' ' ' ‘1" b° ‘ most beautiful grand "' prospoctus of a new residence tract
mi. .rlio. ‘ 5 cu}. \‘1lenuno m wax-3 4 22' Peter Kavanagh. 7: ’“fl‘ 1 lection from ”Mn". opera. “C" when the diver ran over an em-
,. J ‘ ‘_ .::\ and Julia Eng- r~oirlis '- ‘ " ‘ - ‘ ' month. 21 days. raleria Rustloana.” This opens with bankment." __ American inxion
”12H, [“6 210;”). \1 r “a” ‘1 “‘05 23. Abraham Cleverly. 57 years, : a splendid French horn solo. it in- “’eeklv "
”_ ~ n. .4 ”Hrs, and Mathil-l M A“; ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ " ' - " ‘ ‘ ‘l months. 10 days. cludes many of the well known so- '.'__..._._-.__.__-_
‘ L450. 3““ \lincda .r.‘ Wm” 53 veg” , 23. Charles \Vrl‘ht. so )ears, to ice of this opera. and does not omit‘ . ..
r. \i . 1 4a.». :zeme Fax." " ’ 2r “ ' ‘ ‘.montha. :2 days. {he OutrwclntintrrmGMJhM alorr Mr- BorO- Do you mail: believe
_ imt'intl'ia. .J days. ..« ~ :4. Joseph Slitekin. 3‘ 3m 10 ions melody which u. made (hi. that absence makes the heart [row
2 it; .251 lii-Lccca Go-I a ',I .(‘COrFe liore. -6 )dil’l, b “105'” months. 13 6131. ' Opera 90 famous. Almoet especially fonder?“
fa c1353. (cheltond . :5. Amen.“ Dansco. 34 5-,”... 11 tor this intermezao alone. Mr. Cable. Miss Sweet (pointedly); “Well.
‘1 .~ 6:.» “Ah-m5 Green. a. 312‘F’83f'k1 Bartlett. 1 year. (our! months. 21 a”... the director. has «encased three \1ola you might try it tor two or three
. ..... ~ . . harles and linain1":1_u1:;;nguitza‘uobb‘ 66 ”u" I, 25. uridtet Monashan. 57 years. 'P“”'"- ‘9‘ en” cellist. “'6 an ““ months!'——Judge. -
.. ,l:. l'uor'hs 3 an“ “ ‘ ‘3 55. Mary Feet. 58 years. 9 months.
. " '2 (Junior. and Gr -; ‘ “ 1’ . ' . - . “3" . ‘
. It; anc l..-ba:;;an‘x lime, ‘6 years 3 monthsa 26. Rosie Lerecshi, 9 months. 37; B A B Y ’ S D A Y
.i J'- " F'Y‘d‘V‘lck and Rita H I, - . ., . ld‘ys- L l ' ‘
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Southey.
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:through his playing with the local
o‘rchestra that he needs no intro~
duction at this time. Everyone who
has heardfiim play will wish to hear
him at this concert. ’
This yar's program is exception-
al. The iirst number will be Reis-
singer's brilliant overture. "Mill oh
the Clil‘i." followed by “\Viener Blut"
waltz. by Strauss: ")iazurka." from
the ballet "Capella." by Delibes;
[lemon (Bridgeportd
9 1'1. \\'lliiam Con
12. Donald Bartlett. 4 months. 17 l‘Villlams
21. Sarah \‘umilyca. 16 years.
21. Dorothy Johnson.“ menths.
. Lewis.
t‘liarlcs Zackrison and Mathilda
and Kathleen
t‘ra double-bass player. making a to-
tal o! elovcnt players in these three
sections. besides the sixteen violins
and all the other players. ‘
Another number which will help
greatly to malts this year's program
a memorable one. is a suite of (our
pieces from “Atlantis. tho Lost Con-
tinent." by Satrnnek.‘ The first
number. called "Morning." is in the
nature'ot a nocturnc. it opens with
a soft. beautitul melody for ’cclloe
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‘ ..’\J. ‘H '0 V Cr": Md “a” 12. Elizabeth bcoiield. 83 years. i levda (Bridgeport) .' .2 .f Every “UM”
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m. ~. :y l mo‘n‘ hsiatiild'lt-Tsco r~- (ms ‘ mo= H. Alexander Tomaeetta and Pam ‘ "1, By Ammmt
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_1 r .. l (1.1. um Anna Mar-i 2: (lays. ““ Rcmson. _ ‘ Until mar Non“
-; w. 1., . - . - _ . 19. Harry Hendrick and Annie Py.
.4 D0,“... [3 Hr“ and El-ic‘. 1a. Lvebn Wheeler. 13 days. ] bus
._-.:‘,r.-.—.,.,-.‘m' - ‘. 1!; E‘T°";’ Ad‘"‘" ‘0 yeu" . 1'9. Monroe Nestor and Helen Gan-
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.. J . ..r. .o i‘rsna and Mary Or-i 20 days. ll”;
aw _. -. ‘4 _ ' _ _ , .1. August Weather; and Mathilda
i. F1: 7(2‘1 : Yo William and \rna‘ « '1' t.a.ol)n Gorin, " yearn, ”thereon.
g “a” : :1. Benjamin Harrold and Alene
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4 2'1. iimnk Van Sam". 59 years.
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22. .irahclla lloward. 80 yours.
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at. 23. Joseph Lorichalt and' Xarie ‘.
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7‘ :8. Salvatore Mllano and Helen ’
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i. :4. Bernard Mason and Dorothy
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The status of the National Guard; 1 y l y
pay as applied to local uniu was still 3
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ago that they would probably hat-cl 8
to do without pay for the last thrrc
units hero decided to so ahead with- g POPULAR PRICES ‘1 ‘1 13 JL-\\ ‘
out monetary compensation. 'i _
06 South Main '
O. K.'d the bill passed by Congress:
calling {or deficiency appropriations:
Norwalk Conn.
money shortage. and the guardsmr-u,
were naturally elated. Thcn. two é
th cappropriation until he ascertain-i
«d "the necessity for it."
mandcr of Battery “C." 192d Artil-i
lery, stationcd in Sci-walk. Hated to-i
outcome.
“1 fully believe the rustic: will all
at the cm! of June. No matter what
action is taken. 1 have confidence in
a high pitch now and will remain;
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cars presumed to Prvsidcnt Cool-
idge rrct-ntly their argumvm whyl
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up in the air today. Told some time"
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months of the fiscal year. the local:
Then.’ on March 4. the President:
12 Main Street
giving 51.332.000 to take care of tli'lsl
days ago. President Coolidge licld up '
Captain Edmund i‘rcnw, won»:
day that he was optimistic as to thai
he lroncd out before the ray is due
the moralc of the battery. it is at:
A group of National Guaid cm.
the 81,312,000 should be allnn'ed.
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The National Association of Real}
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vcntion in Detroit June :3-26. Those
attending from Connecticut will loe‘|
quartered in the Staller Hotel.
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