l. MSDAY, APRIL ,.
File 1%? flel‘l‘écuem ST- JDHNSLODGE
'- Persona! property at Rama Flor.
At a. special comm -.icaticn held
'last night. two candidates were ini-
elio or New York city has been a}.
(«toned tor 781.000. 'lfho attachment
was filed by the A. G. Leake Erect-
mi corona» of" Bridgeport... who
claimed "$1.000 damages arising out dated by St. John‘s Lodge. No. 6, F.
’ b: an automobile accident clear the and A, M. " ‘ '
Norwalk Armory about [twol'wceks One of the twocandifla‘tes was 3.
ago. Thc‘action is returnable in the Dc‘lilolzly mclnbcr; tho first to join
City court of Norwalk on the second St. John’s lodge. Membemhip Pin
the DcMolay automatically expires
when the member reacflba the age
or 21 years.
Next Thursday night at 7:30
Monday in .May. Attorney John J.
Farrell ropreoents the plaintlg:
o'clock. the regular monthly educa-
tional and social meeting at St.
AU . " 0N8 ' ‘ menu's lodge will be held. Judge
V Frank L. \Vilder of Bridgeport. past
" ' j. 1 ' grand master or Connecticut. will be
the speaker. Tax Commissioner
Thomas C. Balcom will report brief-
ly upon the progress being madc up-
on the construction. of the George
W'ashington‘ memorial in Alexandria.
. Va.. which is being built by masons
All auction otv».unucual interest
will be held on Wednesday. April '29,
what: the contents-ohmic W'ny homo-
stcad. 113 East avenue. will be sold.
The sale is in the settlement of
the estate at the late Mrs. Robert F.
from all parts of the country. ‘Mr.
Balcolm is expected to return home
Way. who passed away suddenly
several montha ago. ‘
tomorrow from \Vanlllngton, D. C..
and Alexandria. where he has been
Many antiques are to be placed
upon the auction block. Those an-
for a Week.
tiques include not only furniture. but
A
tore
N orwalk, ‘ X
Stolen Auto Is 7
Found Abanddt.“{Y
The automobile of R. H. Grunt c- .
Conencticut avenue. which was stol-gl
on ‘Wednesday night was founr‘
abandoned in Gal-nor street yo 1
day. ‘
The machine was not do
and was evidently “borrowcd’
boy who enjoyed a. joy-ride. .
on dlirercrlt machines "
taken recently only {0‘25 1870 “GS
abandoned undcr Sims;
stances.
All. mil-amiss
‘DIESSUDDENLY
"MNSGET ’
Latest Wall
Street; News
Opening.
NEW’ YORK. April 24.—~Stock
prices displayed a firm tone at the
opening of today's market. U. S.
Steel common advanced appoint in
reflection of the favorable quarterly
report of the Bethlehpm Steel Cor-
poration. which was believed to fore-
shadow a good report by the older
company next week. U. S. Realty
advanced a point and International
Nickel moved up 1-2 to a new 1925
high at 80 1-2. Maxwell Motors B.
fell back 1 1-2 points. »
Renewal of selling pressure against
Union Pacific, which Bagged 1 3-8
to 185 8-4. onwithln 3-8 or the
year’s low, turned the course of
prices irregular soon after the open~
lug. Congoleum fell 1 1-2 to a. new
low at 27 5-8, National Lead drop-
pcd 2 1-2 points. Cuba Cane prefer-
red 1 8-3. and American Sumatra. To-
bacco preferred 1. United Railways
Investment preterred advanced 2
points to 88 8-4 and International
Railways of Central America. moved
up 1 to 23 1-4. both at new 1925
highs. U. S. Realty extended its
gain to 1 1-2 points and Reading.
Atlantic Gulf and West. Indies. Vir-
ginia Railway and Power. National
Dairy Products. Nash Motors and
RAISED
(Continued train Page One.)
Adoplh W. Dreyfuss died sudden-
ly this morning at his home in Van
Zant silect. East Norwalk at the
age of 52 years. He is survival by
a. wire; one brother. Benoit Drey-
fuss of Iona, three sisters. Mrs. I.
Hackenbaclter. Miss” Melacic Drey-
fuss .0: Brooklyn. and Miss Alice
Dreyfus: .LBl-ooklyn.
The. deceased was a member of :
the Old Well Lodge. No- 108, F. and »
A. M.; Monker Grotto; Washington
Chapter. R. A. M.: Uncas Tribe No.
126. Red Men; the Norwalk Eagles:
and was an ear-member of the Put-
nam. Hose company. 110 was for
many yeah; connected with the 11.5
.‘2: G. Corset company, the cigar busi-l
mass, and later the Oldcn Tim‘c Bot- 3
ding \‘Vorks. , ‘1'
Funeral services will be bold from I
the D. \‘V. Rzlymonlllruncral Parlors
at 2:30 V‘clock Monday afternoon.
Rev. A. J. Pennell otflciallng. Burial i
will be in Riverside cemetery. *
Elks’ Indoor. Circus
Will Open Tomorrow
it all starts tomorrow. The doors
. l
‘ Flfth Juror 50: the Armory swing open tomorrow
Charles 3 n (1 David
Take. O’v e r Movie
'- Palace Seating 1,500
, *After Another
_ 'lnouncement wac' mado'today of
thugleacinz oi a. theatre in Shenan-
gdfil-h. Pa" by Charles Esterson. who
- 3191,: his brother. David. control the
Pulaoe and Regent theatres here.
'Ijoday Mr. Esterson is in Potts-
ville. Pa... closing a deal on another
theatre. When this deal is complet-
ed. the Estersons will have four
.houacs.
The lease on the Shenandoah
theatre covers a. period of ten years.
{The contract calls for a. payment of
nbout $100,000 during the period or
rule lease. ' .
, The lease was secured by Mr. Es-
.ers..1 from the Strand Amusement
ompany or Shenandoah. The thea-
fire. goon. isvowned by the O'Hara
era.
The amusement house is of brick
are few organizations that are per-
fect: 3
"I will admit that thevoluutoers
are the most enthusiastic fighters.
but they ahollld not let this enthu-
siasm carry us past the line of.
safety. It the volunteer companies
will get together and ‘ realize the
importance of their work and their
duty. they will be recognized as a
vital factor in our city.
"I don’t question for one minute
but what a. volunteer will go into a
tire quicker than a. paid man. be-
cause they don’t stop to think as a
paid man would. I have the highest
respect for them and their ability.
"1 have regretted and an: humili-
ated to think that there ha- devel-
oped somo tooling between the paid
men and the volunteers- In the ab"-
sence of Chief Basal-duo I will say.
that it he did not want a. lull paid
department. he would not be a first
class chlct‘. but as to a. lull paid de-
partment it is remote.
"it is important that the volun-
teers take a. vital interest in their
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‘ After the speaking there will hr.- 3
program of music followed by a
luncheon.
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A . Calllornia Petroleum preferred were “.0 k and I mm, to em hasizo the old prints and pictures. . ,- . m- , fl
_ nstruction and has a seatln ca- . ‘ r P , A exenln, at l...n and the L.its In-
.mlty-o: 1.500. The same pollgcy oz “"1”“ the ”any ””95 m mme'w "99d ‘0' “1°” ”Y3"? ‘° "‘9 “1’3"“ . 3 (Continued on Film: Two.) door Circus will reveal itself in a
. .9mblnatlon vaudeville and motion a mu“ °" ””1100” mom and the companies." 1:1 Will SCh 001 Hand of blazing light. '
Cletureg ar - . . J - Folloiving the lpeecrl In! 1138 an . . 7 , .. .. ' Thrills alum Will be 11131113th
themes winner: $3333.51” lnmlfll: A ”1"“; “‘cnam 1: 1116315931 exhibition boxing bout between ] “2.3153531;g;;:§*f5;’§;,§§“;nc;.m Y lay the brictacular circus acts-
hc , reserve 1’3 0' “t3 1" men ° 2 Georco Williamson, brother oi . ‘ ‘ ' ,- Tho circus 1111;. h 1 m ,
nlndoah enterprise highest rate in 10 years by sterling ‘3 (Continued from 133‘0 039-) court room shortly after 8 a. in. she ., L “ v c e a 1m \Iay
Young Mulligan. and Vincent Rey-
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_ , exchange and prospects of spoolal . . . ' a cared much more composed .. - . . w.
. r: dividend distributions in the next 28?:‘11‘gétgzi Tl" hue“ re Bluest b‘lutter—b‘amuel Sallick, ”5):“ yesterday. She took her seat .uf’ffiflnfllf‘lfie'ifgiflirtiifilféé
- . few weeks had a cheerful effect on 1,. TL“ Colored Quartotto rendered Lillian {lem'k i; G ‘ as usual basilic- her counsel when in ”which the entire Elk organiza— 1
- » m g. ' '- . ’ . . ' . i ar: 0 (vac 1 t1 caman. .- . . ~. ~
, he” of Home o {the Western car- giiealrgéhu'll‘g: supper was scried by Most studious-did)“: 1,110me e 89mm 600d Omen Lills haul: st ..15 in: lllncfii df
v ' ness of some of the \Vcstern car- L ~. ' son. Roxie Houghton. .’ ‘ mil“ Vi 1‘ e from tout . am
- etters of regret because they a", Baby—.15”! Before court she told those street to “eat street to the Boston
Barry. Helen
riers. Union Pacific was hammered
down to 134 5-8. the lowest price
since last June. and Northern Paci-
fic saggcd to 59 1-8. a new low price
for the year. In contrast. Frisco
could not be present wore read from
Charles H. Dim'orth and David W.
liar-ford.
Those present were: Cari Coder-
gren, John E. Sindler. William Al-
around her that she had a dream Store and thence to the Armory. ,
last night and it was that she \v
enmeshed in spider webs. She 5:: d
that she awoke with a start. and
Bruce. .
Best natured—Paul McElroy. Na-
oml Sullivan.
Beat speaker—Eric
NATIONAL GUARD GETS PAY. %
*Thc members of Captain Lock-
GRANDJURY
Pain. Vera.
A common was bid u to a new 1925 _ - McCarthy. immediately calll‘fi {‘0 the 53“ mat— hart‘s unit of the National Guard.
_ (Continued from Page One.) high at 74 1-2. in agitJCipntlon of an exander. Julius D. Lohotzky. 'l‘red Bust dressed—George Lockwood, mm. Minx Maori mad.) no further the 2nd Combat tram. were happy‘
> V'fi‘fl'fllk police when: it. early increase in tho dividend. G. Crombie. E. E. Gotham. E. W. Mary Oiezm. . comment us to her dream CXCupt to last night. The checks for the first i.
had been
' 3‘1!!an an the two men tied.
. “cl Judge Nowell Jennings stated
.‘Jsthat although the accused had no
A. geonstitutlonal right he would al-
-: glow them to be present during the
Youngs. E. E. Knapp. \V. H. Knapp.
Joseph Davis. “'llliam S. Tait. H. B.
Peck. George Guthrldso. H. M.
llclnzelman. Arthur Carr. George
Sullcber, James L. Conklln.
Edgar W. Howell. Louis Brohm.
William Philips. B. J. Thomas. liar-
say that she thought it was a good
omen. , :
,...‘ .. “gm-m...“ ....
quarter of the yeurcume in, and the ;
Least punctual—William (Illici-
buglcr sounded the pay day call.
ly. Helen Decker.
Biggest allow—oft ~— Eric
Kathleen Fiahcrty.
lost conceited—Eric Pam. Blan-
che St. John.
Public utilities presented several
points or outstandlnr strength, Unito‘
ed Railway: Investment proterrcd
extending its gain 10" 4 1~~l points.
Virginia Railway and Power 2 3-4
and United Railways Investment
Prim,
TWENTY MILLION PEOPLE LABOR
addsrmuitipliog. subtracts and dl\1dc:~‘.. It is now in use by here are up to pan»- Russian‘
J ugo Slavi
;:Danbury: George P. Gregory, Chan. Jeflcrson City. i\lo., reported a D. Nash. H. W. Webb.‘ C. A. Brown.
"questioning of witnecsea. n n
, , > - mmon .. 1-... Wit eat -— Loc '0 .
i; The Grand Jury. of which 'Step- CO old Paul. Frank Luychuk. Fred H. Hclcnchcker. R“ 0d Pcnncll,
; flux: 8. Palmer 0! Shelton is toxe- Hurl‘ls. Frank M. Brandow. Fred iii. Most \'crsalile--Ei'erett Bulkley ' Do you know that this vast army or people are engaged daily .
{imam is as follows: ' ' Thermometer Jam“ Ward Malian. Vincent Rey- Elizabeth Saunders. ‘ figuring with pen and pencil—tor what? Merely to got an answer.
{ :Shslfiheg 18m P33111833 :01": IL Hill. Eggi‘iegwfgit ‘Zgigim’on' Frank Teachers pct—Elmore Gamble. Think or this excessive waste of human endeavor doing arithmetic p I l I I
.1,” e n. 0 rr. 0 n Reid. Wil- - -, ' Elizabeth Polacr. ,
: ;lia.m Brown. William Bell. William (Continued from Page One.) Fred Moms. C. Wyaman. W. Ab- Brighteat —- Morton Levy, Lola “3° dd “5" “be” we” is a.machino within "‘9' mob °r all, . .
; fBOulhton. William Chew. Goorgc P. b01808. J- Mchic. William J- Al- Baxter. which does the work accurately in loss than half the time. 575°” . -'
" :Moore of Bridgeport; Herbert :v. which the storm caused in the city 59115013. T110040“ 0- Ryder, JOIBPh Most musical ._ Morris 1310.. . - , . ‘ ‘ .- ‘ “ ‘
l :Judd. Mayor A. Home:- B‘illow of to power lines and traflio laced. F. Meckel. Thomas C. Buchm. Goo. Dorothy Cummings. rk- 'lilc Lightning calculator is It “In", Dommc “menu“: which IVOt only “111) Oil has be mob
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,—:.F'. Stillman 0! Barton; Dwight in, temperature yesterday or 94 do- 8. J. O'Brien. Charles Bouton. thousands of (rolessional and business men, man of whom have . .
Banks. Fairfleld- Edward Rutled'o green. the highest reached in the Scott Bonn. Frank Day. Harold B. Eben Putnam Pays y ‘ ance thdt they 3151': indirect ' .13-
“low Canaan F. Vettlcton \' 8 hot weather area Cunningham Cari Wyamu: H . . sent us \nlumary lotion of commen dution about its valuablc and Q0 nicelv mmoblhzinga SIX cc .,
;~ 3 - a . . 8W0 . I . r - r“? . V t. ’ a A,
grown; Jonathan B. Sanford. and St. Paul. which reported an so Wollc. Le Roy D. Dowaa, John VlSIt to N9 811‘ ’(‘r‘k‘ct 1“ calculatlea amuiifl‘di‘. N‘G‘PWS the mtwcm more d . 1 ~ will not inten regula.
filiver C. Banks, nodding. degroe temperature attributed ‘lwo Frunke. George C. Gedney. R. E. __..._.._ mick]; than a. mac line so ng or scion! hundred dollars, and urmg a Ol‘lg pers are threat find ‘_
yet it retails for only $15.00. '
Ten of these devices cost lossflinn the price or one ordinary
adding ’niachlur. and will do twenty times as much work. The
Eben F. Putnam. iormor local cu-
pcrintendent ot the Connecticut '
Light and Power company. who is
Blydenburg. Joseph M. Renzulli.
Melvin H. Waldron. J. sum. D. B.
Stein.
deaths in Hennepin county to the
heat.
All Chicago's record: tor the day
_ Witnesses who will be examined
, in the Nor-walk shooting case are:
. Chief of Police William R. Pon-
Suits for Busfileso these rustic of J (i .
, iscd Biliga “T ~a-‘3‘J‘
Bailigh; j"
inington. Officer John Reynolds, who for over a. halt century were brok- R0 VVri ht. Anton Pusan Jan. now in charge ’°r the 3““ Britain “a“ ' ‘ me .,
Hallowed the men into the basement on when a. peak of 86 degrees Was Johnyll. Qflintard. H. Schimlehrlinz. district of "1° same company. was a ; 51:23:33.. figmzzdu? :pcmtiongflzlfi‘hazcgz‘ozllg‘: (guest: “5 are ‘3’: “7 m
Jot the theatre where the death shot reached at 4 o'clock yesterday art. Arthur Waidron. E. L. Edmond. G. “‘1‘" in ”‘3”“3 yme’day- lii‘icalo which guarantees replacement should 11.3mm: "ct ou ‘ 75 rode to 1’ 7‘ 1
. mggmd: €513”in 12311111118400. 3 ernoou. ' \V- BUCthIZ- “"1118 13- Robertson. uglygstgiélx [WSDiciwchgféfiussm of order within five yours. When you have the Colonials:- and! . track-JR) fifinbu
* . man: eo an ought. janlt- H. B. G. R der. manual iii. Policy. ' , ' , ' 53 prcc 513005 - . E‘
g»; Ior of the theatre: Medical Examin- CHICAGO. Apr. 24.—-Forecacta 01 mag“ Cal-:pbelL Geor‘o LoCabos. my 3‘0”“1“ (”"143- ' :2"waggelTiifo‘3121JEOCT3—FQW 310:8 fihmimte operation, you “'51 1°
.2: l {or Samuel III‘ington. Fred H. thunderstorms and lower tompcm- John J, Boyce. Jmag Shoeban, o. -—’,:—"'1'—"'—‘:1 ‘ ' C0
5;: :Ganuug. Frank "Whitey“ Schultz. lures today brought back top coat: 3. Coleman, George kindle. C. J. FIREME) 3 P1535103 1" [ND , _ ft is .
l {who locked the doors of the theatre to the middle weal. which yesterday Still. Joseph Hadley, “I{appy" Wal- ,, - Can Mrs, Dean 0 r «“Ch 7
3 {on the night of the murder and 01- sweltered in record breaking heat. dron. Charles mm", Homer (3, QRTWRD' April “"Th” h‘m‘ . 0! _ » 3‘ ens
g; ricer: John Flynn. Martin Lengyei. Relief also was promised central Crow. Stanley L. Tnllmadgo, Charles azifemsrztimmed Jilifinbuluesdul)‘ ' ' zen ‘
; ;Alfrcd Frazer. Louis Brelim. Mlc- Montana. which shunted under a A yolk, \‘Vylng Smith. Emu: J No viz-ilk p n n n R0373] James HOW! NORW.ALK . I w. xv“ nygfl
: Sine! Lockwood and \Vallaco Sam. blanket of snow reaching a. depth at Layden. r ' .011 5p. \le .
; rmic. or the Norwalk Police Depart. seventeen inches in Butte. At the Sylvester \V. Brotherton. Albert D. for Dcnwnstmtlou TWO 8‘“ ES
Evelyn Brent play: her first light
comedy rolo in "Flash Annie." her
second film sinco her new contract
with F. B. 0. Her first picture was
"Alias Mary Flynn." "Flash Annie"
is taken from Bayard Vcllicr’s play.
some time the prairie and Great
Lake states were mopping brown
and consulting records at previous
April heat.
A Iorcrunner or the cooling rains
Ferris, John R. Frizzoii. Ernest Koa-
lueckl, Cornelius Van Coevering.
William R. Pennington. Edward M.
Gaps. .
Albert M. Pohlman. Mayor Thom-
; merit.
E?" All Europe
LIGHTNING CALCULATOR SALES CO.
‘130-1 BI‘SK TEMIIXAL SALES BUILDING NEW' YORK, X. Y.
LIVING Will sums
’-" . came last night in Missouri and . { hi 1.- M. Wheele Vcto . ..
(Continued fro n Page One.) Kansas. accompanied by wind or if Ngltfzhiezlegt Stamford 311:1); ‘Thc Chatterbox.
—'——— tornado proportions in South Du- pal-uncut. Eugene J_ Chariot!-
' T the campaign of terrorism in Bulga- kota.
: $12.. Jugo-Slav officials deny that
assistance has been given Bulgarian
assassins.
i Sofia. dispatches quote Minister 0:
.1119 Interior Roussctf as declaring
5 that not over 1.500 persons have
bccn'arreated throughout Bulgaria
during the campaign against terror-
ists. Ho asserts that Moscow fur.
gnishod arms and money for the sub-
voraives.
' Premier 'I'zankott declared. the
statement attributed to the British
Labor party members. recently in
'Sofla, that many had been killed in
Bulgaria. without trial is "sheer cal-
umny." He declared the situation
is calm throughout the country.
' ' Other indirect dispatches. howev-
er. continue to report that King Bo-
ris of Bulgaria is virtually a. prison—
er in the Royal Palace at Sofia. un-~
dor General Lazareff. head of the
military junta.
: Sofia. continues apparently under
{virtual martial law. The Bulgarian
militia. lav being increased as author.
, iced by tho Council of Ambassador:
l: at Paris to capo with the situation.
1 and Rumania, Jugo-Slavla and
; fireece are protesting that increase.
. : I Obituary
, , Mrs. Catherine Collins. .
. Tho tuneral of Mrs. Catherine Col-
was largely attended yesterdly
jinn!!!" at 8:30 from her late home.
orth hirfleld avenue. and at 9
* élclock tram St. Mary's church. Rev.
John Shea. officiated. At the otter-
(orr Misc Helen Heatey sang “O
cantor-ls." At the conclusion at the
TOOLS mm
A tool box belonging to the South.
etc New England Telephone com.
pany was broken open ' Mt night.
coal-the armory. -. The men had been
wroking there. and had locked the
box. The look was loud ripped
off this morning. and many 0! the
tools gone.
Willis J ones Gets - ‘
Decree of Divorce
Willis R. Jones of Westport won
a decree of divorce in the Superior
Court tram Mildred 'K. Jones of
Bridgeport. He is the son of the
editor of the Weslporter Herald. He
charged duel-lion.
Why not
. a Sport’Suz't ?
CO“, 75% trousers and knickers!
Youwear the longtlom about
town.....thc knickeuatgolflin
country, or for other sport:
occauom. Thcy’mmig‘hypracfical,
“font-piecesmq.
Kmscmmmu Clonas~nmpclfl9lpmwm» ‘
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You big huskics who are
"tired following your. about
from one ready-tatwur,
V choice .
suit to another g to
get fitted, ought to be in-
.tercstcd in this:
The odd sizes. that arc
specialties elsewhere, are
regulars here; .
of
Table
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The fabrics are 100% virginwool.
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.. Miss Helena. V. Millard can; u ‘ .. . . .» . '
.30“ Sweetly Solemn Thought" A: Extra-““5"" 1. . the spa-med Kimchbaum crafts. 1”“
, .» ' o corte 6 left the church the choir “ .. .__ , . . _ ,
a» "Laid. Kindly Light." "15.2113! sltouis" - mm, and the ' at; . Willi.
.Tho Pall-bearers were: Matthew .. _ or 15.9”“ "’ - h
1 James McGulness. Ruth Longs __. . swam _ can show you a big v;
fold and Frank‘Poft. .. u . . co ‘ ~ . .,,. d
tcmen‘ W?! m S" Mary’s ceme" “Slants" l . verlngs in \ Clo-«.2. » T. I)“ ‘
, Shorts —- . lemurs.
i ~ . . g
. null Dal-kin. ‘ Our extra-m clothing .
1 Hugh Farina. towel-1y at this . costs ' ‘ ~ ,
.: - passed away Wednesday eveu- . . no more mm
it 1111’ home in Blackman avo- m-
Vol. otter along illness. The
, is survived by. his wife.
arrangements will be an.
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