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0 WRITE WINNING PRIZEESSAY
use and clear understand-
‘rst essential of a. good
Principal of the Franklin
- 31'15‘; school. one u! the many
2 t::'ici;ls who approve of The
Prize Theme
“Why Nor-
;- Urt: of Connecticut's Most
.32; Cities."
aux-13s were coming be-
_ should ask that each en-
_;:;_;':d write in ink. and on
~ - Seat-
The
; 5 aim put his or her
.2 112-. paper. :ollowed by the
~. ..uol he attends. his
1:13 ago
important point.in a
everything
is the knowledge and
.
impo: :ant
‘ t Norwalk Hospital
April 9.-—-Mrs. John
; :1 of State street has been
1 to nuke contribution
zipper: of the Wesipcrt
Strivulk hospital. The
maintain this room
residents are urged to
ct.— contributions at once.
o,_
the electric chain;
moun-
.AI'I‘lC‘i in prison here
.v ”semen; Keenan. his
-rt. Steel bars
41*. a: the preach-
Alexander Pitt-i
a: the bridegroom. who
‘ will: his;
a prohibition ‘
:‘n.’ HAVEN. April 9. —- Mary
.- :»'ea's old daughter of
.-:. " :c. c: 84 Edwards
ael's hospital
. fire: a.
';:T.-;bile
I‘l—n
- ua‘n.
c t this city.
"HITCHER" DIES.
‘.\1;i.:'r.ii.\'. April
nae
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possbly was dragged or
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MAR) l’lCh’FORD IS 32.
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You Can Reduce
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so ratio
a
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or exercise.
to the Max-mol-
‘. Motors Bldg" Detroit.
that )ou know this.
excuse for being fat.
reduce steadily and easily
. C153 through lozg sieges
As:::.e exercise and starvation
:: fear or bad effects. Get a
:1.3:" getting slender now.
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EASTER SPECIAL
' :s' :lLk-Stl'lpt: madras
cases in all shades.
‘ to 16. Value $1.29
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Special $1.00
South Nomi]:
Mill Outlet Stores
:24 Washington Street
it‘s: Nat-walk Phone 471
Silk Hades-y ‘
and compare our
in style and price.
and compare their
uck by an automobile
.e yesterday and died ‘
three
fractured skull.
was operated by i
'. “'hlpple. president of the
9.——l“ronk
.- injured yester-
- cctcliir; a ride
truck . ,
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too troublesome .
force the:
: Preocrip— '
c-i'ercome all these dit- ,
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advantage or cheap- .
old at one dollar b)" ;
world over. or send}
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thsn punctuation and other consid-
erations. Knowledge or the sub-
Ject first—and then. the clarity
with which this snowiedgo is ex-
presoed. These are the first two os-
sentials, and should be borne in
mind."
The contest. open to all school
children. closes on April 30. when
all themes should have been mailed
to "The Theme Contest Editor. c§o
The Evening Sentinel.”
The aid of parents or teachers'
may be sought on the subject mat.
ter. but the actual writing of the
theme must be that or the entrant
alone.
The essays will be judged by a
committee composed of Judge John
H. Light. Miss lsabel Snodgrass head
of the English Department of Nor-
walk High school. and the Editor of
The Evening‘ Sentinel. The best
theme will win for its author a. prize
'0! 825.
DOPE SMCGGLER emu.
NEW’ HAVEN. April 9.—Edward
Collins 0! this city. central figure of
an alleged plot to smuggle narcotics
into the New Havenlcounty jail. was
sentenced to 69 days in jail when
arraigned in police court here yes-
terday. The man was arrested ,
Tuesday by Federal Narcotic agents}
following the discovery of a qusno'
tity of drugs smuggled into the Jail
through a trusty.
__A____,
"Almost every girl wants to marry
,a. rlch man."
”There aren't enough rich men to‘
:50 around. What's the next step?"
"Marry what offers and nag him
up the ladder."
—Louisville Courier-Journal.
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givesyouafull
You Can do your en-
tire housoclcaning.
electrically beat-w
ing, sweeping and
air-cleaning every
rug in your home
without removing
from the floor.,
QAtthceodof30
use of The. Hoover.
days you make an- 3 _
other small payment. In -'
afewmoathstluseasyway.
you completely pay for your
Hoover. And it's yours for years and ‘ today and make sure of your Hoover.
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News and Notes -
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From Bedding
The monthly meeting a! the lsreal
Comp Ground Commission-
ers was held at the Club House at
the Park on Tuesday afternoon.
Members of the Commission who
were present were Mrs. E. 1.. Pier-
repont: hire. 8. C. Shaw and F. 1.
Judd. A. T. Dunham and u. C. Me-
Collam. The usual routine business
was completed nd a noticetroni
the state board I control was re-
ceived to the exec! that at a meet-
ing on March 19. o! the boa:d of
control in Hartford. that i' was
Voted to retire on July 1925. Thom-
- as Delaney. caretaker of the Camp
Grounds at an annual salary of!
8600. Delaney has been employed a! 1
the Park for a. period of 30 years!
He will he succeeded by Mr. and1
Mrs. H. C. Judd oi Bethe]. Mrs}
Judd was for several yearns memb- >
or of the board of commissioners. 2
The monthly meeting of the Red- l
ding Fire company was held at the
home of P. R. Bradley on Tuesday
evening. The following I
were present E. P. Sanford. F. A.‘
Judd. Jr.. James Tucker. Frank
Huyber. Arthur Burr Joseph Bab-
cock, L. “'arncr. “‘illlam Gill.
Frank Sullivan. Charles Reynolds
and Charles blcCollam. 1’. Bredt.
Nash and P. R. Bradley. '
Mrs. M. L. Osborn entertained
several of her friends at her home
on Tuesday afternoon. Those pre-
sent were Mrs. P. R. liradlty. Mrs.
Ralph Rockwell of Pauling. N. Y,.
and Miss Annie licmks or Redding.
The public schools of the ion-n.
Will close on Thursday or this week
(or the Easter holiday.
Among those who are
here are Stephen Sanford
Princeton university.
Adams from Yale and
Shaw {rem Loomls satool,
Miss Myrtle Beck and Bliss 0s-
tiing who luau: been spending the
winter in Florzda are to
from
l‘mdcrick
exp‘C?F-l
members , .
. N.
.\\'estpori. 'Elsie Echenck.
spending: ,
the Easter holidays at their homes
.Rand of Deerfisid. N. H..
Plerpont '5
filial '?
return to mm; tilt 10*.
au- Eelen and Joyce Boddlo‘ oi’
Brooklyn. N. 2.. spent the week-end
with their mother in. Ell: Boddio
on the Ridge.
was Eleanor Boddis and Jordan
Boddi. will mad the week-end in-
Brooklyn. N. Y.
lira. William Rosensu is spend-
ing the week in Harrison. N. Y.
where she is staying with her no-
(her. Mrs. Frank 83d.
Mrs. Ralph Rockwell has return-
ed to her home in Pawling alter
Visiting M‘s-u. Randolph Bradley.
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Westport Widow Gets
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Big Sanfbrd Estate
\VESTPORT. April 9.—-’rhe will
of Alfrcd DeForesi Sanford. o!
Saugntiick, who died March 26 in
the Bridgeport hospital. has been
tilt-d in the Probate court here. and
outside of $500 which he left to his
daughter. Margaretta E. Sanford of
Bridgeport. all of the estate_ is be-
queathed to his widow.‘ The estate
is said to be a. large one.
Cne-ihird oi’ the residue is to go
:to Mrs. Sanford. and the other two
thirds are to be held in trust by the
First National Bank of Bridgeport.
the income to be paid Mrs. Sanford.
At her death the property in trust
is to te divided equally between the
daughter and a son. Ashton San-
ford ct Bridgeport. and the follow.
ing cousins: Herbert 8. Keys. New
Yorlt. city; Harry Keys. Elizabeth.
J ; Alfred DeForest Reyes,
Wife 0!
George Sclienck. New York city.
Carrie Sanford and Fannie Sanford,
i‘c‘h of New York city.
CONDL‘CIOB PLEADS GUILTY.
BOSTON. April 9. - Roscoe D.
for more
than :9 years a conductor on the
Boston and Maine railroad. yester-
day retracted a plea. of not guilty
in L'l'llX‘d States District court and
pleaded guilty to a. secret indict.
merit charging use of malls
in:
and for a limited time only
o
is all you need pay to have delivered to your
home the very latest and greatest model
. HOOVER
SUCTION SWEEPER
together with the remarkable newly
designed Hoover air-cleaning
attachments. (1 This sur-
prisingly small payment
' month
‘ down
years of usefulness.
This offer holds good for only l
alimited time! Youmust _ i
decide quickly. Think,
now. what 3 Hoover
would mean to you—-
what it would save
» s.
'own.
”$32.51
N E L L Y _’
Wat Men As
as you need :1 H00-
ve 1:.
nothing more easy to
wonderful chance slip by?
Catalnlynotl Tbencallusup
‘CurtisPallheareI-s
BRIDGEPORT. ”til Ophomv
hunt-bushes men at Bridle”?!
and New Haven together with offi-
chls o! the Connecticut comps!!!
will act as mutants this attor-
noon at the funeral at Victor Stuart
Curtis. trainc manager of the Cr-
nocticut company and secretary of
its Board of Directors. who died
Monday night at Bridgeport hospi-
is).
The pallbearers will be: Walter
B. Lashar. president 0! the Ameri-
can Chain company: Arthur Marsh
and J. B. Potter. BrilePort divi-
sion manager at the Connecticut.
company: John Pundertord. prod-
dent of the Connecticut company:
Charles R.,‘Hnrie and George Jones.
The three named last are from New 9
Haven. . ;
Funeral services will be held a!
2:30 o'clock at‘ Reed Memorial
CMDCL Mountain Grove cemetery.
Rev. Dr. W. B. Day. pastor or the
United Congregational church. will
calcium. Burial will be in Mounr
min Grove cemetery. l
Stamford Limits Fees
Of School Architects
STAMFORD. April 9.—-A special;
town meeting held in the High”
school assembly h Tuesday night.
after considerable ebate. voted to
fix at 3 per cent. architecis' fees on
all new school building and addi-
tions to school building contemplat-
ed in [he pubizc school extension
program under way here now. '
g scheme to defraud. He was sentenc-
led by Judge James A. Lovell to a
year and a day in Plymouth Jail.‘
His arrest is said to be the first
move by Federal authorities in con-
nection with “ticket scandals" at-
tributed to a group of conductors
of the Boston and Maine. and
oth ers.
q But remember!
you in time and la-
bor-what it would 3
do for you in keep- ;
ing your rugs im- .
maculate. There’s 7
nodung you need
And there’s
Will you let this
#1—
it
DON’T
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THEIR DELIVERY _,
ms ”Pain
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3..
AWAY—SEND THEM
um. stuns. .
YOUR
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m Games man goon
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. the minds of the founders before the
HAS BEEN now.
IDEA mamas
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P. R. Gregory. Local
Dealer Talks of Ten
Years Car Has Been
Produced -
"F0 r [on years—dependable.
These Words express the successful
attainment of an ideal conceived in
first car bearing Dodge Brothers
norm.- was placed in the hands of a
purchaser late in 191‘." says P. R.
Gregory. local dealer, in comment-
ing on Dodge Brothers latest ad-
vertisement. ‘
“The word ‘Dependable.’ when it
appeared on the poster boards and
in the magazines and newspapers
several years ago. focused public
attention on one basic characterb—
tic to which. more than any other.
is due the good name which Dodge
Brothers Motor Car enjoys every-
where.
"Having decided to produce a car
bearing their name. Dodge Brothers
kept ‘dspondst-illty' constantly in
mind while they were designing the
units. selecting the materials, pre»
scribing the heat treatments and
determining the machining and u-
ssmbllng processes and inspections.
”The {our-cylinder. L~liead type
of engine was selected because it
has always been known. over great
periods of service. to be the most
dependable and free from need or
repairs or adjustments.
"That their judgment a decade
ago was sound is evidenced clearly
by the fact that owr 75 ptr cent. of
all passenger cars today arc‘pow-
ercd by {ouroclllndor engine's and
that last year Dodge Brothers sale-al
showed an increase of over. 2.3 per
cent. against a loss of ii per rel-1L,
by the automobile industry a.
whole. . i
"When one million Dodge llroilz-
(if
era Motor Cars had been produced .‘s‘o. Main 8:. So. Noruaik,~—‘dg
PAGE maul . .
it was found that on: so p.
were still in active
tact anon-as ample efldenc. cc
orous public approxal oi the
policy of building a. our 0! end
dependability."
M.” S‘I‘ORE FIRE.
..GLOVERSV1LLE. N. 12. April 0
--F‘lre. smoke and‘wlter last nigh!
destroyed the entire stock of the I
Lurie company department axon
here. cousin a loss estimated I
nearly 8:00.000. "
Simple Mixture Makes
,Stomach Feel Fine
Simple birklllorn bark. magnes-
ium sulpli, r. p. giyccuiin. etc. to
mixed in Adlerika. helps stoma]
trouble in TEX minutes by rem."
ing GAS. Brings out a surprfla‘
amount of old waste matter ”I!
never thought Wes in )our systcm.
Stops that full luoaied feeling and
makes you lzapl'." and cheerful. Ea.
cellent for chronic ruhstipuuon.
Adlerika works QL'ICK and ‘2-
lightfully easy—Harold A. )1er
r vow
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