'M HAND 0F
'IRITFAMETO
965 to Pay for
If Suit—MayGet a
'I'fe,Too ‘
:< :t-j'fi‘b'. Conu. Apnl .o.
_» 3 ’__\~::Ian. .Easthampton
szl retaln possession of
,_ 5 2.1m cu vrhIch he has
~.:_L;ed for 19 years. and
l a nurse who
Io"'ald Syman'?
A;- against the ad;
estate of. Mrs?
will remain either
.: er or wife. or both.
- : "AlilClJ opened on the
‘2 between thecqn-
ad been reached.
13 '0 pay 3" 20-0 to
. . o: Southhold.
; its. Simons daughter.
7.. Later it was learned
" ' "ho announced
1:! Easthampton
‘ 'a had no objec-
Lyman uould
or remain a! his
utIerrJ hcr aid
. 3 case had been
* 1;; becaueu of his
stlc communlca-
:13;
'L‘A‘I
dlu 111115 in U S.
.‘1; -— To enable
any but also the
. _' 7v: hear the radio cam-
- _,~L of the 1WD principal
} .212 Marshal Von Hin-
Dr. Wilhelm Marx,
‘It‘ered tomorrow
has arranged
messes through
,7 -_.-. “men govern-
: L: a wave length ot-
; rub a sendingappara-
'32: capacity.
. :pcak 15 minutes
7 In LIIII own home
tug at b P. M."Ber-
' ' M. New York Lime.
[:2 ..~.. 9:39 P. 31.. or 3:30
' 2:1»; tune from Nurem-
m
-.oudldalcs cau,b_e
.'_:_L:Ica depends upon
: -‘:-:v;::Ions_ Is the opin-
v;*;l authorities.
I EP PROPERTY
4.» ,
L'RSD'AY,’ 5931:2393;
. I
I
lace During Trial
m‘ened after noon '
I: was announced ’
12:...9'r employer who I
.‘ Hour Hindenburg
THESENTINEB
PAGE THREE
1““
Ex-Rtiler of Canada Comes With Wif
. e
to Attend World Parley of ll”0m6fi
MIAMI, IDEAS 0N
MAIGNG coon
A IN BUSINKSS
Frank Raymond Talks
Of Many Aspects of
’I‘ h r i, f t—Salesmen
And Saleswomen
'WlIen delivering the last of his
Sf‘l‘lfs of lectures on the subject of
"Making Good in Business." Frank
Jewel Raymond. speaking at the
,Cr~nter Junior High school last
ought, strongly advocated the use of
in. home budget, stating that house-
hold'management can only be euc-
lcf-ssfully carried out when definite
Hiatus are made for the expenditure
[of income.
, Last night‘s talk dwelt principally
EIIILII the subject of thrift In. all
lphavas cf lll'e. Mr. Raymond
'bxouglit out. clearly thatxwe can be
thrifty In other ways than in the
V‘handling of xnoney. We can be
lthrlfty In 6015;; our work wlthcut
fn'asto words or Waste motion. We
can he thrifty in planning our work
«c that “hen the time comes for do-
Ir: It v e can proceed at once to the
lfaek.
. The Marquis of Aberdeen, former orcrnor—gencr
and of Ireland, and the Marchioness ofK 31 M C
first visit to the U. S. in several years. ”The:
hoof the Internatiofial Council of Women, and is lure t l attcnd
thesixfli convention of the organizaton, “blah Is com-
posed of representatives of bodies having: a memberspr of 36 099
000 In various countries of the world.
vanadag
Aberdeen, are Arum: theft 3
Marclnonc $5 I: prcsI-
Wotuen Honored at . v m .
Clucago \Vofld’s Fair A 1 '
CHICAGO. AprIl :3 ~11“: ‘Woni-
ans World’s Fair set today aside 101 ';
honor proznxnent “omen \lrs. Nel— lLrjgg: )
11:: Tm ler Ross Goxcrnor of Wyom— E
41,. “as entertained at a breakfa: t i
(or feminine celebrities III the E:
position Hall, other guests includmg ,
a. doctor. a preacher a college presi- i I f
dent mo judges and ocxeral artktsi “9 “
and writers. 3
Tfio cf the “titer: Hero prII
on cooking ‘llIev “ere st. cam]: ’ 1;: J
'I‘sson Rorcr of Col; brook, }' :.,I .11. JA “H
Mrs Fanny I‘erber F02, sister or; '
Edna. Ferber. novelist ‘
Other guests Incl ude Kl: Mrs. Mal»:- : .1;- —.- .
G Rclnecke, jute-Inn! r: \C’ we collar-1 H ”A
1‘3th-
a I:
tor; Judge Man 1' F‘Jllll' 1!" Jan {I i ‘
Adams, social mums-r; Blur; F- 'DCI'l :. " H ‘
writer; Nancy Cox L‘lcfjcriuucizf 22-“. Em: Ai::‘ A
health?
SIICl'l as:
ment.
FOR TEN YEARS
. ‘ 4 9 w 3 9 ‘
I: World 5 Greatest Buy
Everyone Says I t—Sales Prove It
It is only as you find the real comparisons for Hudson qualities
is so astonishing.
Today it oflers the greatest price advantage and finest quality
‘s m Hudson history. Never was this supremacy of value so out~
Standing. And the greatest Hudson sales on record show how
" complete is public knowledge of the facts,
Is There Any; Reason to Pay More 9
Hudson’ sposidonuthe‘World’s
C r-atcst Buy” is not merely (new.
attainment.- Itisacknowlcdgmcut
of ten yun’ refinement of a great
21' mound the famous patented.
Super-Six principle. N 0 motor dc-
II,~n however costly, has been
lace tbs lung-6pc
leadership313 of the exclusxvc
found to disp
Super-Six.
It: simplicity has always muut a I}
pace-than'n M' i .
mittcd in complicated typa-
HUDSON COACH
5-PASS. SEDAN ‘1795
The World’ 3 Largut W8 of 6-Cylinder Closed Cara
lower selling
TheE
among the costliest cars that the enormous difierence in price
And today, economies possible.
only to the largest production of
6—cylindcr closed cars gIIc it value
advantages never held by any rival. '
All now know that higher price
(:11 buy no smoother performance
than Hudson’ 8. It cannot buy
Amorc brilliant results In accel era-
. tion, powcrorcpccd. It cannot buy
“ - - ; greater reliability or endurance.
No (21’ ator near the price rivals l
the Hudson Coach in actual , A
proof of value—Which 13 S ALES. '
$1 3 *4 5
7-PASS. SEDAN 31895
wfl.w
treatment.
street.
TenmngsCoalnc.
Norwalk, Conn. ‘
- - _ A“ .Alaleandifemale
Air. Raymond spoke at the value
or personality in Impressmz people
with our ability. He stated that not:
panama) appearance was one o! ‘the
greatest aids to making a. good un-
Invasion. “ hen speaking of this
subject he convulse’a his audience by
his description or people who care
little {or their personal appeamnce
He frowns upon the chewing of to-
fleece and smoking damn: business
hours. and then in‘ turn chided the
women for undue use of cosmetics.
The lecturer described how neces-
sary it Is fora s‘a’leeman or salesm-
man to be interested and anemia
presenting his good: to a customer
He classed all salesm‘en as being “An
order taker {n order shaker-.01- a'u
order maker He stated that a
Seed salesman I: a. man who. causes
you to cheerfully buy tar more than
you originally planned, and. to come
back for more later.
Bis talk sparkled with eplgrams
and plthy statements, among the.
best of u blch were the following:
“1r. one is too Independent be Is
soon dependent}?
“To get a person's attention gixe
him yours.
“The lme of ones family is the
greatest of attainments."
'The mom; clove of courtship ott-
en becomes tlIe screehc col 0! mat-
rlmouy”
“Many own are willing to lay down
their Ines to lay up mane:
“ Don't worry about the other (cl-
loo 5 ’job, but take care, 0: your
own.
At the close of his address. Mr.
viewpoint towards his surroundings, and this,
For those needing institutional care we
Raymond. answered questions prea-
ented by those “he had heard his
first two lectures.
He thanked his audleuce for then-
close attentlouduring the series of
talks; andexpremd a hope that at
some future, date bemoan have the
pleasure of speaking in Nor-walk
again.
LOCAL SCHOOL
BONDBILI. Sl'lLl
.lN CONOllTlEE
Norwalks bill asking for 3350.900
(or new school buildings Is still
hanging fire. ' ' '
' The measure :3 in the hands of
the Elnance Committee of the State
Legislature and has been for the
past 8le or’ceI-en weeks. It is not
known when It will be reported out
or the committee” nor whether the
bill will be reported favorably or
unfavorably. ,
State Senator Frank \‘V. Gregory
this morning said that none of the
members of the Finance Committee
had spoken about the school hills in
several weeks.
An Inventor hul patented a finger
rlng from the settlng_ or wblch a
knlfti blade unfolds for the use of
persons who cut string frequently
while wrapping packages.,
‘2
At The
FORD NAMED
[N $1,009.01”
’LlBEl; ACTION
o’fi‘é‘i‘lffi 33??
Plan. Says N ewspa-
per Story Hurt Him
71351110.”. April 23.—Henry Ford
and the Dearbom Publishing (3.0..
of which he is owner. were named
defendants iu'a 31.000.000 libel suit
filed yesterday in United States Dis-
trict Court by Aaron Saplro. odgm—
ator o: a. plan of co-operatlxe mar—
keting for farmers.
In the declaration filed by Wil-
uam 0. Gallagher. attorney. Saplro
avows that articles defamatory to
hls character have appeared In the
Dearborn Independent. The articles.
the declaration says. charge Sapiro
with being one of "a conspiracy of
Jewish bankers “ho seek to control
the food markets of the world."
The declaration asserts that Sa-
plro has spent 15 year: bulldlng up
agricultural marketing organizatlons
whlch now exist in 38 states. that
he 15 attorney for those organlza-
her reache d on the eaSt by the Bridgeport trolley, stop-
care the third door from the Home. On the West side, the ' ’ 3
Newtown avenue trolley car stops at Roosevelt street, the Sanitarium faces Roosevelt - :7
~ A, Thehmform oeutsmflbefromQOGtolZ'OO—ZOOMAIOOand6001:0800
' ;. _,.> , eXce’pt Wednesday. th1%. i
14 West 'Avenfieg -
have large sunny and airy rooms in beautiful
, surroundings.. The Dry Hill Sanitarium is conveniently situated; only three minutes from ~ .
I the main highways, yet private and quiet on a three-acre plot, surrounded by flowers, shrub- .;
bery, orchard and garden. For people desiring office treatment, we offer the same institu- 7"
tional treatment at office rates. A
. The Dry Hill Samtarlum
ping at the Children’ s Home. 11, ‘
{ions and grows that his standing
with the farmer:- of America and
Canada has been lrreparably dani-
uged by the articles published it:
the Dem-born Independent.
The articles the declaration says »
to gait.
hop.
and
avenge Saplm of soeldnz
control 9! the wheat potato.
has. tobacco. cotton. raisin
bean markets.
«totem!- .slncnp‘sn (R “H’i‘pfi”?
(Jackdaw, in John O'IctIdon'l
Weekly.)
The old query returns to me: How
ought the surname of Samuel Pepys,
thedlarlst. to be pronounced? There
are mm to he sevenmnn wars/of
spelling. the name. and there may
therefore be at leaxt seven ways of
pronouncing It. That wlfiv Vicio—
fian verslflor. Mr. Ashby Starry, re-
vnznlaed lllree In his whim-am:
“There are people I‘m mid—some
say there are heaps—-
mm shank nf the talkative Samuel
as Peeps:
And some so precise and pedantlc
their step 15
Who call the delightful old diarlst.
Pepys: _
But those I ‘llIiIIk right, and Lie!-
low their steps.
Ever mention the garrulous gossip
as Pepsi"
In the branch of Pem's‘ fatally
represented by the present Earl of
Cottonham fK°nnelm Charles Pran-
cln Pepys) the name. I IIndeI—sland,
u- pronounced Peppls. in contradic-
tion to tlIerroIIunriaIlnn of Wemysz
as Weems
3‘
HEALTH AWAITS YOU
DRY HILL SANITARIUM
I ' , In establishing the Dry Hill Sanitarium we bring to ‘the people of this vicinity a com-
? modity, a convenience, we might even say a n ecessity.
All wealth is worthless withOut health.
We feel safe in stating that‘the Dry H ill Sanitarium will be the first, if not the only
; health institution in this vicinity, to offer to th e public such a much needed variety in meth-
Af ods of treatment. A ,
I The Dry Hill Sanitarium will employ th e best in all drugless methods.
In our Hydro-therapy department we 11 se the Various mineral baths, mud baths, elec-
tric baths; the various salt baths, aside from the general douches, sizt baths, etc.
Our Electro-therapy- department is equi pped with all approved modalities of treatment
D’arsonval for high blood ' pressure, nervousness, rheumatism, etc.
Diatermia in varied forms of applicatio n, for organic and joint treatment; also to re-
lieve internal congestion in any part of the body.
For what is more important than
For catharal deafness this is"the treat-
Violet Rays for surface treatment and relief of neuralgia, neuritis and various pains.
Galvanic for chemical changes in relaxed and shrunken conditions of tissues or or-
In female disorders this is the best kn own modality of tIeatment yet discovered.
Sinusoidal and Faradic for mechanical changes in relaxed depleted muscles and oreans.
Ultra-violet Rays, which Is artificial sunlight, for skin conditions and general consti-
tutional improvement.
Thermie Rays as supplied from the 2, 000 candle power lamp for producing hype-
-Iemia. and relief of congestion.
Pneumatic Viabration for stimulation 0 f the nerves and circulation.
Electromic-Radio-Vibrations, the great discovery of the late Dr. Abrams which Is em-
ployed with astounding results In such hopele ss conditions as cancer and tuberculosis, \\ e
employ In disorders of the liver, kidneys, hear t, etc, with almost 90 per cent. of success. ,
The Natural Sun bath Is a valued aid In all constitutional ailments In Germany, Swit- 7
zerland and many health resorts in this coun try.
Our mechanical department offers the most approved methods in manipulation, ar-
ticular adjustments, Swedish moVements and general corrective exercises.
Diet: For our house patients we offer a Wide variety of special diets,“ according to the
needs of the individual case such as the milk diet, the various fruit and vegetable diets, 1
general combinations of food for reducing of obesity, also for gaining in malnutrition, with . ‘
fruit and vegetables from our large orchard and garden.
, The mental attitude of the patient must be taken into consideration In order to bring
about a complete recovery We always succe ed In teaching our patients the proper mental
in many cases, is a much neglected part of
a}
Norwalk Chronicler