‘ son, of \Viiton, was heard in tin-
'- that ever gave me relief.‘
PAGE FOURTE‘EN -
THE -. SENTINEE
SATURDAY, APRIL»
NEWSPAPERS
ALL RIGHT IIE
TELLS CHILDREN
Head of Mooseheart in
Illinois; Says They
_’Are Not Full of
Crime
PRAISES RADIO
find MOvies, T 0 0——
Bring Real Life to
Young—Eifect Help-
ful
MOOSEHEART, Ill., LXI-I11 18.-—
Matthew P. Adams, bachelor. also
"‘father” and “mother" to 1,250
children at this “city of children,"
maintained by the Loyal Order of
Moose. adviscd today that children
read the newspapers, disagreeing
With Slillt‘l’llcnlb‘ he said he had read
That m. wspapers were tilled with
qum and scandal.
“The newspaper, the motion *-
ture and the radio brings life in all
its aspects to the very young,” In:
said. ““1: would not want. to stop
them if we could. ”The effect on the
child can LI; made helpful. con—‘
strtictive and even inspiring."
HI: advocated that parents discuss
the news with their children. and
said that While tilt-re is news of
crime in the newspapers there also
.are "stories of l.>l‘3VT‘l'_\', sacrifice and
great deeds, good ideals and inspir—
ation and a full measure of human
sympathy in every column on err-r}
page of our great dailies.”
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PLANT BREAK
WANTS GRADE
CROSSING RISK ,
ELIMINATEDI
I
Coroner Sees NecessityI
In Finding on Deaths
Of Mr. and Mrs. (“oi-I
.W'llll‘ll UUlllIlt'd with
are l‘.\l."lit’l‘.‘llt‘ll J'I'I'IIII
MlIli ”iv
the Collins IIIII—
iII'
’IJRII‘JGI'JLN‘H'I', April 1‘. ~i‘IiII—I
sideration by the Ntw VIIIII, ,\‘I~\I-
'llLLvIin :Inri liurtiord liinirrILIIi. tlw‘
Public L’Iiiitius L'I‘Immisnnu :IIIIi llll':
L'iiy II" l’II'iI'l-rI'IpIII‘t (It tiI- llA‘l'i' ~II_\i
Eur I,IIITIIITLItIn:; LlIo crossing I ..I'«I: ;
:tL liII Carson 3’“ng (10°41! IIII‘I~I
.15 um, III II_\ (_.',II‘.‘U1I(:‘1 J. I'IILIHII. iII|
.IIIIrlCiII-ni «truths Manila} lli 'iII .
Insu (If 'l‘Itnnthy Collin: :IIIAI liis.
-wil'I-. M‘Iicarv-r, or llridgoporI. ‘
'I‘lic’y ert- fatally LirunI-II tin rI- on?
April sixth .Ni'II-su :I i‘ini\\.I.\' IEIIII‘JI'E
bus truck strut-i; llt'.‘Il‘ Lliililiil‘LIiIlII‘. I
Mulurmun \Hiliunr ii. i:II.~.\A-ii of!
Falls Village, Ulltl L'unrluulnr \\ illiuuz;
H. Schilling", in I-lizirga of 1in II-IIIIIi
L‘lilIIL' WHIILL:
connection
POLICE DIVIDE
$2,100 FOR BIG
MIKE’S ARREST
B a n d i ii \Vanted f or
Murder 0 f Daricn
Store Manager, Also
Wounded I’ Itrolman
:IIYI'IIII‘III.
I‘LTILYFI'UI‘ITI, CUPII,, April lS.—~
Rewards totallin: “Linn \I'I'l: di-
Nldcd I_I'III:IUy 3i ~1I'I‘Illiy i,II:-?NI.-~III 'l,‘II—
lino. CIIIIAI .\II_-lIIII.-t :IIIIl 1‘."—
trolman Patricia J. l“l.’lil1l’£.ill for Ilse
rapture (It “1-! Eddie” Tlir'I'ittili, ful—
Jowin: :A. Er-rivvs III” l‘i,Ille‘l'l¢‘5 and
holdup. in illir-L Vicinity.
The Town of .S‘truifogul 011‘...” .‘I 33'-
Will reward for Riccm Iii :I>I the IIIIIII
responsible for ill" wounding III? l’zI-
trolmun 3'l:inclit‘:url‘; show) was of-
fered by tin. A- and l". ’I‘ut com-
pany for his rapture :Is I‘I':fi~0ll~lliiu
for the murdvr' of Tim. man. or
their Darien SLDI'L’, and Slim IA. us of-
i‘ered LIN ‘ (l 'il"‘.'\’:l‘izi‘h(7' '
BEGINS HEARING
'IN THE ST. JOHN
DAMAGE ACTION
I some of tlic exidcnco in the «lam-
ngre action. of Frederick I. 5?. John.
of NorNN’alk, against. Eduard 13. Law»
Su-
,u
perior court, Bridgeport, Thursday
afternoon. The case went over for
a. further hearing Tuesday.
Mr. St. John claims $10,000 dam-
ages from the defendant over in.
death of his wife who was killed
some months ago as she stepped off
a Winnipauk trolley car. It is al-
leged she was hit by an automobile
operated by Lawson after she stepp-
ed. from the trolley. The Connecti-
cut company was originally included
as one of the defendants, but was
stricken out by the court.
RELIEVES COUGB LIKE MAGIC
,“FOLEY'S HONEY IS: TAR COM-
POUND is the only cough ‘medicine
It works
on a. cough or cold like magic."
writes Mr. George Forse, 3766 Bigo-
mw Blvd‘.. Chicago. Ill. Contains no
'oplates. Good for old and young.
? 'Y’S HONEY 6; TAP. COM-
: is one of the largest selling
INe“ Marks Set in 5,000
‘I-y \‘(iilie lliltilit IIIIII \V'lilii‘. l'liillt m§
. Ilic I‘mmic
.I-siuiIIIrIII'II
lins . .
i l’crshntg Speech to
Iziuil
15in. II ir,\
TRACK RECDRDSI
Yard Run and 2,500
‘Meter Walk
. l‘. ].'.\l‘I.. )linII. April is ~4on
III-w \V urld‘s i'IIfiOl‘ds‘ .. (‘I'I I ambush. d 3
club games :It the “1pr-
night.
Ill'.‘ fan?
\‘Illll‘ll
'I'I:ur.kIIIIy
Hill-Id, LIMIT-WI
)III‘Il-ruu in lil:l‘.'.
1’;::«I- r IlIIIII tiII- form-‘1‘ mark,
ivy iIiIIIrI‘Ait’. l’lzinl set. a
utirid’s new-Ii in line 2.50” mI -
\\IIII'lI iI-~ um C III lIiz37.
III” lidl)‘ lI-‘IIl 3‘. for-I
l“: 1?.
II I‘IinII t3.
thousand
in six suc‘
IIIIIis
iii. A."
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[Ho l'I'igI’I‘IU
llil'l" {'I‘i'IIl'tl of
12mm; XIII‘IIII. tin
>llf‘\\!Il plainly ILII;
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:iIrIAI: quarter It
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Bc Broadcastedé
\i'\\’ \‘Irilix', Y., April l .-,
i I" l IIIIs :II rziuzgwi i'vii' ill-.2 Ilium-i
[- .AIIiIIIon‘IIIi lliC“llYig to in: I
’l‘in' .\lll‘.‘l’l(‘;ln Legion hen:
-l
V.
1b.:
cu tin: I:\I mug of April 3.3 in lIoIIuI'I
oi' Liclicrnl John. J. l’III‘slIing. Lion»;
InunIII-r-iInclIivI' of the A. 12. l".,i
“ill in; broadcast by nation-wide
llUl,)l{-lli':.'1 It was ill‘.l’li,illllC'.'d licrcf
twin}: ‘
’.i‘lII; program :11 two illiii'it'x‘ III
'i'li'J o'clock (ii' Ile-In SlanIitn‘il
'l‘IIIICi “ill iu- L‘l’t out iv): Station
\V'l:-\I-‘ IILI: Till: as). -\dill‘l.‘"5I‘3
“ill in! T'Il'tlxlll 1);. ('I .Ial Pershing.
i‘IIIIIIII.IIIIIIII' Jitllivs ;\_%
llic insgion. and our rs of;
.\’.IIioIIal
Drain, ul‘
Univ), :
.l‘J\Il‘(‘lM'S :It the liIIIIII.I(lI‘0rITe fol—g
lowing tin: i-IIIII‘IIII.-l, will in: rmiiovnst
in Station “NV. .(455 main-s). Pres-
Htlation of the bronze placuue of
(1-,IIIIal 1' Izisliing to be given to him
by tho Jurg ion “ill be made by
.\I:wlon II. bukc'r. Secretary ot‘ “:11"
during the \V'ilson :uiministrution. l
A concert will in: given by the L'.
5. Army l-IIIIII. oi‘ VV‘z'IslIinglon. sup-
IIortIAd by four otiIIxr army and navy
Lands, under the direction of Lieu-
tenant Commander John Philip
Fullril. An orI:licstra>cnsvmido 01‘
10.3 musicians \xiil play a. medley oi?
var-time songs, during \NlIiciI au—
thors ot‘ the "hits" will sing the
choruses of their rcspccthc songs.
AInung tlII- III “ill be George M. Cu-
lIzIn. Lining Berlin and othcsr
ll isio Janis and Princess \Vliitc
l'ioer, full—blooded American Indian.
will appear. in the. closing tableau
iiianelIe Rates will take the part of
"’i‘lio Spirit;
of the
giou " '
American Lc-
Three New Comets 'Are
Discovered in 3 Weeks
CHICAGO, April film—Three com-
ets discoverI,-d in the last three
Weeks. probably lune never been
HCL'Il before, according; to Edwin B.
I'I‘osl. director of the Yerkes Ob-
servatory of tho Unirersityof Chl~
ougn at \V’illiums Bay. “is. Early
l'i'lJOI‘lS had identified the heavenly
visitors with the periodic Tuttlu
comet. ’i‘iIe comets areflnot bright
«nougli to be visible to the naked
eye and it is not likely that they will
become conspicuous objects.
"Only short portions of these bod-
ies have thus. far been observed, and
hence tliei rfuture movements can-
not. yet be predicted with much cer-
tainly," Director Frost said. "How-
ever, at present it does not seem
probable that any of the three com-
ets have been seen before and were
expected to return during 1925.
Computations of their probable or-
bits have been made at the Universi
ity of California under the direction
of Professor Leuschner.
“Comet 1925-A.” was discovered
by aa‘young Russian astronomer, G.
Shajn, at the Observatory at Simeis
in the rimea on March 23. Its
brightness was about equal to that
of a star 100 times fainter than can
' lIIIuI'
‘i('.‘\l“d
;nonr-l has
This unpretentibus building in the Rue de la Banque' is the center of ifiterest tiff“ rancc now,
rally and figuratively speakingqtlt is the Bank of France, tlirouglr which any new finar vicia]
policy growing out of the downfall of the Hex-riot government will be" put into effect. ’Thc bank
has already issued £000,000 franc: more than the. legal limit for note circulation, and government
employ“ are being paid in promissory notes.
RITOLA AND NEW YORK CITY IS TO HAVE .
AUTO CAMP FOR TOURISTS
Antoinolnic Tourists
tion will be gratified to know that
i at last NI-w Yuri; city has a inc-tur-
ists camp.
Known as Camp New York. it is
esiaiulislivd well within the. city
limits. being lIllI thirty: minutes
from Times Square by rapid transit
with a station directly at the camp
cnIraIII-v.
its forty hrnulii‘ul acrr-s of high
ground are situalvd at the junction
of Boston Post road and limclwstei‘
avenue. with ample room for a
thousand I‘m-s, or a daily amp-Immo-
dation for the thousand people.
liI-Nclopeii lIy ll.
nationally known
cIrrlcs. nothing; in
in motor
equipment.
._ ,. .. .._......,.. 3.. -.... a. ..._......... .. ..-.._ aw.
group of exports.“
touring j
hurl I
of this ECCv,
i
lm-‘An overlooked in this ramp to add;
to the comforts of the Visitor.
AIIIIIIIg ll‘it‘ \‘OHV'I‘nlWlli‘l'S included:
HL'I‘ :I. genvraii store. restaurant. .\lIl-
ot'lrmi Auroum‘nllre .\.~.sI.IIAizIIioiI ln-
formation llurrziu. spacious
utuniiy l‘IUUSC. I'in Suit-or. sanitary
it'lI‘PIiollI'. II I- urnIvfi. a (“only-{mun
tunnelry service. daily post rif-
7 STAND FOR
YALE TRUSTEES
liarvu. April «NM-3's
:Inrl stubbornly con-
NOW )3:
most unusual
election of a nTrALulirr of the
I‘ orporation or Trustee
I-IIIlIAIl its prvliminz‘try
S-crmaz'y Huicliins that,
l'nit'vrsity
stage with
‘1'-
(till‘
and newspaper snrxit 9.
meat and \egIAIni‘III-
fict- delivery
milk, brea d.
service,
. ,lmng Beach.
tent platforms and iIunuu-l
I
GIVEN DIVORCE ‘
WHEN SHE TELLS
OF TREATMENT
Eva Lewis McKenna,
Attractive Stamford
‘Blonde, Assaulted 15
Times, Father Says
BRIDGEI'ORT. April 15 Special
,to The SentinclJ—Aner Eva. Iiiay
ILI'INIis MI‘KCIIIIa. of 3D Suburban aye-
1nur, Stamford. had “‘011 a divorce
from her litisband, Francis K. Nic-
Kcnna. of Chicago, lil.. before. Judge
Jennings, in Superior court yes—
terday, connse-l‘for the parties con-
Ii‘errml and arranged a cash settle-
ment the amount of which was not
tll‘ ulgcd with the plaintiff. Attired
In a fashionable spring custom suit
.36 light shaded l'ii:ll(,‘l‘l.'il. attractively
setting off lII-t' lilonde and youthful
beauty. Mrs. Alt-Kr-nnzt displayed coy
,rosv-ntnv-ni to trlliuaj the Stem-ts of
Ilicr unhappy marriA-d life.
I‘ Mun-led in 192:3.
Mr. and Mrs. IPKennu NvI-vre mar-
ried March ‘5. 11A:;’. in Boston. At
Itiic time, was a. musical student
I participating in :t stage pro-
fit; was .-. "il'nrx'nrd student.
by counsel. Attorney
1-2. Moore. sin: slowly and
urII'I'IiIlIAIi lIer star-3: of al—
.nmst brutal mistreatment. In the
IsIIIIIIquxr fullowing: thvir marriage.
‘,shI~ li'?5llli€‘il_ ho. lIL'i‘rlnlC‘ intoxicated
éwhile they “no on their way to
X. ..‘i.. and blaciienid
:lltl‘IlVl iICr eyes. (In two specific in-
stance.» in SIII‘IYI‘mber. following.
tvstifit-d. lie blackened litr
again. On one occasion. she
her fatiiu
this dauuliiei' 5; home
.‘II midniali: that In:
EMI-KIgI’mn’s I‘ruclly.
I At this jllni‘Illl‘“. .\‘i.lul'll‘"}' M0011
iIIII-I‘rIIIIiIIl tlII: plaintiffs tIinInony.
>Iil:
‘:2n~i
fIluciimi.
AMI‘II
i‘inirlv‘s
II' :{rI uliy
lirr
r- 3' V“ 5
said.
in G: I cuwich
might witness
SO‘VS- nIIIi :lIIIll't‘sr‘H‘Al tin: court.
Vlvllil'e {Il‘t‘ also .1 C‘I’Iilill'éll's )I2u3- "I niight guy. yniu- humor. _7 1
ground, lil‘xrary, dam-int; pmiliml- IIiINI'I-ndam camps of a ‘\‘.’illll:' family
motion picture. and radio ant-ruin- :Inzl I‘Vlthllll}‘ II“ \Int 3,”... one of
mem. ELI: osvurvatics."
Tl‘i': ramp (INC-rlooks Long Island; Mrs. viI-nuri r,._,mm..d 3,”. “—59%
sound. and I‘IAlham bay is but a liilII' fmony hy 51:11:11; that although her
distant and famous for it.. salt \xatI~rf}m,I,“m1 ”MM. “'Ifl‘k‘il. i." “‘01 in
bathing. boating and fishing. “1‘0!“ ’-~i:IlIIII-:II-: I':I.~iI'II-III. J‘IrIns-l lzIt-gr I'.\‘-
park with its renowned ZIII'IiIIgII-nl “Him“ ”us” “than,” -.t m} m.”
Gardens and Botanical Gar-lens Is rm“ 0.- his ,,,:U.;m] um,“ I“... INA-(.5
pearl-y. on a rich alfownin, l.:I' , int-ausc-
The eslaltlishIi‘I-Snt n3, Camr- X““‘.Ul‘ Ins :.IldII.~iiI.I'I In : Io‘uoiIvs. I: XVII.“
lek now "Mb“? 1hr. \isiting “H":Smd. the :illi'flV'Z‘fllCI’ “.Is curtain-J}
“RH“ ‘0 economically‘“xisi: _ x'm'zauIi :I trust fund IsidiIiIslI-Ii
\ork, the “‘ On'l'fl“ (“Hi 0" El”: 12. .l. erris; father of Ill!‘ Tin-in-
\\'orid. and with his churnininiiyMy, :-.~<I:‘ch Um, no fun”, Mr :1: b
:inspvct its IIIIIseums. parks. it Irzirirs _ ‘ _ \lr-Kvnnn ,0 .i“. .. I12: him in
fin'l Ixisinrlvnl l‘lflccs II! into-Hm, l: . .. w ”m “an. inurngI‘Irin .. m ma”?
assure! lIim comfortaldv, sat? itll‘l m. 1L,” «Itizirt'I‘I>. 1']; is was: in
hygienic Thing l‘i'inllltlollfl With "”“AI... 15:3. 'i‘iu: “Hm, said 'I..z'
Ht"; III'OIJC‘IIOH {fir his {mun}- “I‘l‘ifluilx'luuit (lvs'l‘iiil Ins wife .1 sin.“
I'm" m ”0 cum “0"" “Md" {mm ”Wain... :II’IIAr IIJIIIIIII: In Standard. llc
toilets. slmwcr lintlis. riny and night
livfilll‘" prmwviion. electric licldsfi
small daily I‘I‘c.
On May '3. Camp
officially (sinned
I i\ ic (‘I'I‘t monies.
New York VII;
in; \N‘..!I in influx;
Crick Brady, lA‘rI‘drIrml' .
ll'li'OP Allen. Edward TV"'<'1"'
(Liz-nine. 13100: and Lixings.‘ III Butt.
"IA-T. IAI' N'An' York i‘It). 'l'lIII
CO! IIcIntiou Tllt‘llll‘Cl‘ viii m » . Al
Univ: ..t Sllke 'l'nl‘t. -
IKOI .\II 5'“ DNK.
~r .
11-10.
By The .‘s-sm'lntod Press.
FlNl-ZRCIUJ, Apr.
Tully,
"Queen llrieua and Prinvkss .\I..I‘.I‘II_i-I
hays urrlird hero to be “im ..
Princess Yolanda,
f Moon
I
‘ol‘;
who is c\]wct‘.n":
2v Iuory. IIIIKI I‘III'J.
l5 : lnms dur-
‘iuiIlI‘Il Linn In his II
:msuuit- d in.» daughu r
In: Il-II- «la ‘II‘S'lll I‘II.‘ lift“ lngfitllCl'.
.\,~I\III IIy liar I:I-I;I: if )lvlt’cnnu had
I \I I" l NIIII‘IIIIIAII his IAruIl attitude
tuunral his \tif-‘I. Mr. Lewis replied.
“liv TEEVI‘II' Emmi nm‘xo enough. I
* . kill him once."
thI-u gave the plaintiff
l permission to rtsume
maiden name.
Jolxn .I. Ifuliinun of
1.. had lislI~rII<i"u tin:
Iii'l‘vihidiil's‘t rerun-son
:zIrrvIl Ntitli .-\:toru~_v
1:» allotment \33“
J. Iil‘fiflfk‘k‘
ll.“ 1.1m:
I‘ili-
I'Il' I;I-:'
.NHIIIIIIIy
.llllIl..I';i-.|l
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HI I ii
and
“I
L‘II:<I- :I};
3i\I, i‘II‘
.,.._
u.
:l‘nlI‘ag'Kl.
.It‘liuit ”Mist-2 XWHXS.
ril \\ April l‘5.——.IUII.L'I.3
.II’ Rt}:
'lll‘ birth of It child “1331”“. :1 {my . . -. .w I). e In
the SI‘AV‘I'll lluivliins “ho had anon-l i 1"“ h 1 ’ A In.’ Ji”'n”"
‘ f II-dl' I‘tilli'i I-I;:II~..~' inn III’I‘IvII sear. lit, ms
.- .. - . . .. . . .- - » H .
Md lIl, ll.“ 0. lllt‘li hdllihfia fIJY' llII liII‘Ii'HSK NOIHHIAR, (”M‘f; .J; flti‘li'l “H. li,nl‘-' Illnl’l 2.. lt'Jll'S' Jilil"t‘
balloting :It I‘omnn‘urnmom in Juno “T (If 1‘? Kin: :‘Iu-l uunrn III‘ lI.‘ AJII :III ll. MmIIAIA I'ulv-l in Dishitt
“‘I‘rIA (rlurouoc l'lnlgI‘Islr-Ix, 1st 5. ”If; was In- rrlwl April 9. 1923 I‘oIIII a _\. >I.*I'Ii;z_\', in lhi'n\\‘lllg out {but
Lexus Simidon “Rich. lSSII. (.I‘ N- \\ (‘nivi iii lhrunlo. . she has nil" VIII-m.” ppm.“ but: brought lay: toy-
‘li’n‘yvn: Alfred Luirrn‘nt'r .\Il;IIII. I‘liiIIl. a, daughter IIIII‘II January 37. ’37 ll. 'lrniiuiu ili‘f“til‘.‘(l candidate for
13141. of Boston. and Nichol m IA'I‘v-l— I‘m-i. ' lIlI III‘III'A.
be seen “'lth naked eye.
medicines in the \VOl‘ld. in
.lnsist upon
-—'.-\d vertise in the
Sentinel for the i
base at- Pulham yesterday.
In her
Close-up scenes of R-33, which after tearing away from her moorings In a fierce gale, returned
28-hour Iliad flight she was (11-h on far out to ~~ca.
ed she turned about and returned to her has. unaided. ' ‘-
,
to her
A; the “ind lesson—
:llC‘x
rill (fl A1101 nry Moore to;
i
‘ drawn from all walks of life.
Wall Street
Marabou
LOS ANGELES
TAKES A LOOK
Crews Heave Cases of
Liquor Overboard As
Big Dirigible Sails
’3 Over V essels
.\‘. A pril ls.—
LAKELliL’RST. J.,
The Los Aug-ales included in its test
flig.it Thursday a visit to Rum Row
3!, was learned today from those on
board. .\ large nimbcr of photo-
graphs were taken ow ships and ac-
li\'l’.i*§5 on tin: llou‘. several crews
More :“fl! lll‘IiVlng cases o.‘ liquor
mv‘rbosruj as lli” giant. diriglblc
>\\‘UOp«:'d lurk our: them. Twenty-
ships. Nxcre counted at anchor
Iii-2 row. 1: was intimated
that lll‘: photographs might
Lu put to official use by gov-
triimen‘. officials.
lfldr
along
11‘.“ ‘,
40px-
\V‘AFIIING'l‘ON, April I:
Iliiigiblr Les Angcies \Nill be sent to
“Orton to l‘fil‘f‘. ‘llhllI‘ Monday in the
mutating the 15I‘Itli
fi:s'. bat :1c of the
The trip will
urns
to
l}.
l'.'li‘.ll‘
try of Il1~
llt'\01llll(‘n.
utter the aircraft
“hich sh»:- is
I'x' l't‘l
:znuivv:
Alli"l‘li‘;£it
he made
from Bermuda
sail today.
I'I.-tzIrII,fiz-st to LakeiIuI—s: but 025.1-
Irn’lsc sin: will so in Boston direct.
The decision to send tl‘-.e Los An-
pelts Io Boston “a. scumounced after
5.- -I re: :‘1l‘\_ “ilbur had conferred mm
um :11 ofiiclals on a. request
.‘roiii (IOVUTUUI‘ l 1;: In: of \Iassacl: 11
It is understood to inn. the
i‘rf‘sidvnt Coolidge, \II ho
re:
f0!-
iAiulI
soils.
approynl of
stirs at tit-2 lie-\Aolutionary celebra-
iLIIn provided it could bn dent: with-
ou‘. inconvenienc; to the navy.
WOMAN BUYS
PROPERTY AT
STAMFORD, April 15.—
~ Side of property at Shippan Point.
invnhing $4II.0AII). was recorded yes-
triday :It 'l‘o‘nn Clerk Close-'5 office.
Mrs. Frances \N'hitney )liiiigan of
Stamford. wife of Thomas P. Milli-
;an. iii-3d II warranty deed from
Douglas 1“. Maxwell of Bronxville.
\N‘ostcliestcr county. X. Y.. transfer-
ing: to her a large piece of property
on Ocean Drive “'95:.
T..\ st Im Is inIIicateIl :1 saie prim:
Him \I hile the! mans-action was
to a mortgage 0! $17,000.
the total consideration up
To about $4I‘.ITII'II. The proptrty is
I‘I‘Sll‘ltil"‘l. Boundaries of the tract
and buildings \N‘Cre described as :01-
lows: North by the property of
Thomas 1:. Graham. cast by Ocean
iirive. south by Ilia“ property of Em-
mrt l._ Gilbert. and west by Stain-
I‘ord Harbor.
Hear Bankrupt Case
Of Plumbing Company
.TllC lIIarlng «If the bankruptpeti-
Iions a: ainst Albert l‘anks and John
Banks. doing business as the City
Plumbing; Supply company. came up
yesterday before Judge Edwin S;
Thomas in the United States District
court in session in the City hall.
Three petitions were filed against
the company by the J. L. Mott Iron
\V‘orks of New York city, A. \Vei-
shell company of Baltimore and the
Capital Brass company of Detroit.
Attorney A. D. Slavatsky appear-
ed for the petitioners and Attorney
Louis Goldschmidt for the defend-
ants. Upon the request of the at-
torne\s the case “as continued un-
til 3. future date. to be set by Judge
Thomas.
Chicago Suburb Holds"
The‘Record for Twins
CHICAGO, April 18.——Lake For-
est, fashionable North Shore sub-
urb, holds the world‘s champion-
ship for the proportion of twins to-
Its total population, preparations
for a baby contest have shown.
It has 20 sets or twins ranging
from three months to forty years,
One
family. the Barney McGoverns,
I..."
\_(‘.
of
subject
bringing
boasts two sets:'I.ako Forest popu-
lation is 3.657.
AT RUM ROW
SIIIRRANRDINT
New line of Dress Trimmings for
prising all of the latest shades: ..
OstrichFeathers
FurBanding'
Silver and Gold Lace . . . . . . . . .
Rhinestone Trimming, by the yard
HandSome New Scarfs 111 Silk, Crepe or Georgette, the.
latest 1n colors and designs .. . . . . . . . . . . ..
New Spring Neckwear in a variety of the II... 1,6 —
Collars, Sets and J abots at popular prices.
Hand Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs . . . . . . . . 90c a1,
Novelty Colored Handkerchiefs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
coon.
“AMERICANlllS, ,
SPEED DISEASE,
Doctor Says Altar of
Ambition Lures.
Them to Death:
I N eedlessly
CHICAGO, April 18 .—-The aiar m".
ing increase in deaths among Amer- ‘
loans between forty and fifty years.
of age is charged to “Americanitis”
-—-—the hurry, bustle and incessant
drive of the American temperament 2
—in a report made to the Gorgas
Memorial Institu'e by Dr. William
S. Sadler, nationally known Chicago:
physician.
In studying the death rate in
crease in "the dangerous age." 1:,
has found the. thigh pressure 1:” .e of '
today is responsible annually 2‘ r'
249.930 preventable deaths in this,
country. .
“Such breakdowns as we read of
. ahead has driven many- .. man to his
If tips 9 pet‘n‘lls she \Villf
l
i
I
; stagcs.
. “l firmly believe that the h1~h
glension and terrific drive of our
'dally life is responsible for this
‘ ; ‘ear disease Brl h 5 disc .
“nuid be glad to lmVI‘ “19 L05 An“ ‘ L g t ase
l
1the
almost daily will continue until men
know how to live." the report states
“An inordinate ambition to force
grate yea s ahead of his time.
Leaders in finance and industry.
fret. 9. in pus-lie life who a: 9 con-
sta..tly being saddled with respon-
sibzlities. are the most likely can-
didates for 'Americanitis,’ since they
strive to add on .9 more to,
what. they are already do: n3. .‘
"In Europe the death rate from;
old age disorders does not. Show:
such disproportionate increase as in 5
America. This distinctively Amer.-
can phenomenon can be remedied
only by teaching the public that
tap. :
oplexy and high blood pressu‘re can
be checked. and that at least 6:-
per cent. or the 400,900 such deaths .
(annually) can be prevented by
proper 11‘ .cdlcal an the: in the early
......._ _--w._.__._ .a
O ~r
ILlng
alarming mortality."
Hasn’t Heard'of P. ,0.
Going Into Building;
I
Questioned as to trite-[her or not
there was any possibility of the
First. District post office moving to
the old bank building on the Royal
James property. Judge Charles D.
Lockwood. one of the owners of the
property, this morning replied in the .
negative.
5 the postal officials are consid-
ering renting tliebuilding. I haven't
heard of i: ' said Judge Locknood.
Judge Lockwood went on to say;
plans for the remodelling or replace-2
ment of the old bank building were-
still being discussed. i
Are N 01: Entitled
To $60 Bonus Grant
\VASHINGTON. April IS. — Men
who were drafted for service during'
\V'orlrl \V'ar but. no: accepted for
the army because of special disabil-
ity. are: not entitled to the $50 bOnus
granted by Congress. Comptroller
General McCarl ruled today in a.
case brought by Ard B. Crutchfield
of Raleigh, N. C.
The Comptroller declared that
Crutchflcld, who was discharged 24
days after induction, had not served
within the meaning or the law.
, Reliant Case
STADIFORD, April-18.-
The case of Jacob Reliant, veil
known automobile. dealer or 820
\V’est Main street. accused '0! a.
siatuatory charge against a. young
woman, will be taken up this .morn-
ing in the city court before Judge
Samuel Young- Because of the na-
ture of the case Reliant, after a pre-
liminary hearing in the local court,
may be bound over to thenext term
of the Criminal Superior court. He
is at liberty under bonds of $5,000.
A Cough Remedy 'Withouc Opiates.
Many cough preparations contain;
some one or more harmful druzsI
which are added to take the 1313er
of opiates. None or these narcotici
substitutes have ever been used in;
FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR. COM-5'
POUND. The name of every in-é
gredlent is plainly printed on every‘
carton.- You know what you are
taking when you take Foley's. It
clings to .the throat. 'Good for old.
and young .You lane a cough. WhYI
not try it? lefuse substitutes. Still- .
son-Powell Corn—46v. : I
TAKES DIG TDLL?
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