W 11‘ he
”Err all I' ”flue.
nem‘dold. were born;
owing when 1‘1
‘mn" M tour 11. 1h. dos;
‘ mldenoe. valued
“Wendel“! Lake. , two
, . the;‘two,,chlldren,
rs old. and Andrew.
the attention or e.‘
tying} it! o. house on the
,, o d the children and
. women a: a wine
noble to reach them
door. 1
romance .the Park ‘
11911111111191“. but the
3, sided greet headway.
,ln flied collapsed by the
then errived. The two
lee were found clasped
r’e arms.
dulled for Hexico yes—
11%;. Wise had just re-
urn cl! '8. 600 was voted 11:1
111‘ Norwalk Library at a
the second Taxing Die-
o Council Chambers at the
est evening.
to 11500 more than was ep-
‘11 lost year. It was explain-
he increase was caused by
increase in salaries. insur-
he library building. 1epaixs
books.
John 15. Light stated that
do of the ‘ibrariane were
hot in some cities one 11-
ecsived more than the three
11th Norwalk library did.
111011111: approved at last night
eluded in the budget or the
axing District to be pre-
‘1110 Board of Estimate and
hills meeting next month.
1 ,FORD. ‘ May 18.—Nethdn
inun, associate counsel for
hnpman who is at the state
1 Wethersileld under sen-
death for the murder on
1‘2, 1924.101 Policeman
kelly ‘01 New Britain. an-
day that he would seek
‘e ,ior the condemned man
it. pending the decision by
1116,0011“ of Errors on
‘s‘ conviction. 3
nest for a. reprieve will '
_ 1 Governor John H.
xt week. ' probably Tuee~
The
{by Judge Nowell Jennings
sltio‘n of the death pen-
ey. June 25, and Chet»
. oneidered by that body
whose deo'lth occurred
the Stamford Hospi-
in the Methodist
Stanley
Idem-y
3 ,,brother.
ultedinter. Mrs.
41) years old.
‘Norw‘ai‘k. Oct. 1. ‘
ived by one 11011.
2 dual?"
Members e: Elli! Bowling tum
Ire chuckling volley. 1
In the Norwsllr Bowling Illoys
last night. 1119 team detected the
Moon live by winning two straight
demo: and the series. as well or
centering 11. silver cup littered II I.
mow. The Elke won live out 0!
nine games.
The Elke were in excellent 101111.
All at the players with one creep-
tlon having individual scores at
over 100. The high score wee roll-n
ed by Moreno. who bowled. 117 in
one some and 111 in the second.
The scores: 11
Elks.
1 .2 Total
104 lid-22!
ms 93",201
111 ,_1,14-r-281
108 111-219
9,2, arm-11.9
, 529 133 1012
Moose. ,
. 1, 21'1‘otel
elm-189
97—3110
tun—178
90-—201
Rose ‘
Longeois
Merino,
Gonch
Noock
Awsstecia
Shuiman ,1
Williams
Leyes‘e
Lengyel
oz ,
113
3 so
111'
BRIDGEPORT. May 16.~—When
Elizabeth S. Grady was reolding in
Norwalk in 1921 she was 111111 health
and her husband, George E. Grady.
was tired of commuting to 11111 work
in New York city. s‘o husband and
wife made a pact to "break up 101' a
time and take a. rest " Mrs. Grady
testified before Judge Newell Jen-
nings in Superior court yesterday at-
ternoon.
Some time otter Mr. and Mrs.
Glady went on o. vacation‘trom do-1
meeticlty.‘ she learned that her huI~ 1
band had furnished I home in Mont-
clelr, N. J.. with furniture token out
1 lie—+111 , 1
11.1.1.1. I'mew‘ ,_
Ledgowood ruin home 3
“11. Morris. , '
It bromides to be a. permsnont I111!
popular visitor end no one colon}.
lated to ottrsct no little 11111.net. be
reuse or its (1111 or no) rerlty“ 111
these parts.
It is 11 Menchurlsn phones
this species there, ere only
the country; Mr. Idol-rid
the bird today trom G. D. ,
‘Darlen It hsI been ‘Weloojined. 11.1.11,
to rest at home 'I‘nd I lied to the,
crowing collection of r 1‘ birds, at "
Lodgewood Fsrln.‘
arrive at the Ledgowood Fstm'VI.-‘
ostion' Lodge 1111: siternoo ,
place those who have bee
there for the past weeks. ,
Those who no leaving tode
so with genuine reel-oi. bill: they
turn to their work ‘111 New York‘ It
ed and“ refreshed. and ‘all e! them
many pounds hoevler in weight. II o.‘
out-tending rule end toeture It the
‘(By Aseooieted: Prose, , “ ,
nnxmorou. 11y. May 1! -Good
brood mares are mounting in value.
selling for some generally associated
only with soles or outstanding two
ing horses. according to the micro
paid, for them here yes erdoy 1n the
sole. oi the Nursery St 11. 1h, prop
mont.
'i'o oblein them. new, owners paid
"12.000.131.11“ mom I‘old for
prices never before paid. . Q Ills
Chsnco leading the list It 11 "sole
value at 315.1100. 011 1111 overuse the
mores sold for :9 6 .
or storage in Norwalk tor a. woman ' '
with whom, she said. he lived as his
wife. having met her as a. stenogra-
phel in a Buffalo office {where he
once worked.
Since that time. Mrs. Grady said,
her husband refused to return to her 1
and had intermed memberI oi: her
£3111in he was through with her :01
‘ all time.
Mrs. Grady Was granted 1!. decree
ot divoxce because at desertion and
allowed custody c! an eighteen year
old son and ten year old daughter.
Edger Mowiey.‘ of You Zeudt‘
street wee "nr'restedlsst night .by
Patrolman Henry Webb on the
charge at operating a nautomobile ,
while under the influence of liquor.
The car owned and driven by him
struck the note at David Fournler of
S ford in that City about 11: 80
0'1: ock lest night and did not stop.
It was inter halted by Otiicer Boo~
field or Dorien just over the Nor-
walk line, after a chase, through
Derien. Hartley was “ then ‘ turned
over to PetrolmnnWebb.
In the downtown City Court this
morning Judge Nehemiah Condee
ordered that the case be turned over
to ' the Stamford police. ‘ 1
First Dlstnct
(Continued trom Page 0119.)
fin—h—c-I- . .
has such I. commission". ,1
‘ Mrs. Hubert Bishop told
tereeted the Norwelk Gard
Waelnthe parks. ‘ 1
Councilmen Riordan 151!
valuable pieces 01 who”
district. He, nioved the
51! Ml 161-4311011-
tennnt Genersl Nelson 11. Miles.
Nestor oi America! ”my tendon.»
toroinols‘r Indian lighter. diploma ind
”outlier use taken up the long troll.
Despite his advanced you‘re—Boer
an extreme shock to his intimate
woomtel. , ,, ”
Lieutenant general Nelson A.
Miles. Iodide dghter end en‘ny lend-
“ er. woo one or the “305‘
o! the Civil war. At
26. he held risen from
ilret lie‘ut'euInt to
‘z and VII, £01311!!!an l
or 25.111111
under discussion at the n t 1
o! the mirtieid club to be it
102 ck rm.
tlonei Trude Extension
be the speaker, at the
O'Donnell. who is I: reel
cues. is a notional iig‘u
reputation or belug‘rerclble. ,
él‘. ,
plumbing m e‘anitItio ;
the Notional Trade E note,
3 PM on'
“ly in col. He was
the eel: when the, automobile no
‘wss‘ driving turned i,
3 «any court this‘
' charge of operating
Twelve new girls in Ioheduled to 1.1.11.1 torgroekle
ENG
Samara young anon.
guilty at reckless driving and fined‘
result oi the milk diet. Which is the;
Funk Vettl or Stemt
1‘ , J11Byrno of this 'ci,
‘ slight; collision lit 11
or three year old thoroughbred rsc~ “
erty or: the late Moder,‘ duguet Bel» ,
In oil. 68 horses were acid. , "
the deoth‘ of General Miles come on ‘
corals“ ‘
frisht hobo-1o bad
hollow, urn; the . out
110". '
W41—
Ild‘emloed the
, oi “Attorney
mrning on the
without lights. 1
magnet street Hlist night while
he had been
rivin‘g. sumo
Coveliero‘
e11 guilty and was
HQ paid. '
. Edward Romany, ‘
$25 111111 costs. The W“ was remit-
toe on osyrne‘nt or 510 com,
‘ Automobiles owns; and driven by
figured in o
18/81. ‘l‘lltllt. 1
The occident war nveetlg‘ated by
‘ ‘ _ State Policemen Hell and as a. re. 1-!
suit ‘0! the investiglition, he placed , ,
Vetti under arrest on the charge or .
‘tltioned Judge
101* Court Yes—
itho custody at
filth his former
vvite. Mrs. rickyMEase. Alison
rec‘d, Bridgeportn o remarried
{our mouths otter“
two ,‘childrer‘i
with helium and trefchlidren'dor
tore they were married immune.
It was admitted 1i:
he Was twice divorce
I '3‘. former. wife in 2Muine .with two '
children. , ”melt? no
in Bridgeport.‘ How
married tori-the thin _ ,, . 1 3.1
Judge Elle reserved decision on
the oppilootioo. * ‘f
his downer wit‘e
., , ,.
{From the Corr-oil County.- as" ,’
men‘)
The Columbus Enbuirer-Sun t‘ully
expresses our comments; Now let
the trustees elect 1),} 11311111111 coon.
“b 11
Norwail: bios,» 1,
ion is extromo- , ,2-
niurod early in. _
urti‘o. ensr lt'I,
our street was
titled- all), one cm i the downtown ,
on automobile 7, ,
as arrested in.
‘nmtblo‘ o obtain press
,, ity. WM ,Ir-‘W
‘Goorgo H. Van. '
184yoor.,oid '
was found»
broke out. . It is oold no one We ‘
, i: , ,
rd 11nd Francis
Armory Hill '
WW8 divorced.
1.11.1.1 1191110 him
old hint or the
11111151111111» 1;“
‘ ,_ Water come
to comb line, 11 11:11:11. 1'
od‘to know who no *‘
lint he Wes. doing when the tire
All that romdi‘ns or the building 1
which extended over 300 feet along
‘ only slightly injured.
The companion tha re; ended to
the cell were.“ Pioneer» Hook ‘and
' Ladder comoony. Contain Owen See»
TieYl‘Bougatuck Hose company. No. 1.
Contain Harry O‘Connoiir Comoo'
Hero company No. 1. qantnin Her-
hart Welch and tho igllant could
~ «‘ 'oony No. 1,. Captain :1 ry Keene.
Crowds oi, 'tl'ltore‘.
. The smoking wail
etotlon and tenement, houeos we:
guerded by firemen all. night long
‘ Luckily there was little breeze. or}
else the doom on these buildings
would have been considerably great.
Hundreds of
er. it was believed.
town people turned out. and liner of
automobiles were on the streets in“ I
the neighborhood.
:ilt' wall understood that o. evire «1171-,
tending from the warehouse to the
"e I 3
lighting on... to be damned. Con. ,
dies Wore necessary throughout the,
it.
several months on‘ illieon road bo- ,,
8111 e noiiee‘men were on head
back the, crowds. No‘ outwei-
nieit 'were edited since 'Ch’iet,
lie
on thought they would
.1111 the, oiroumetences. 1-11:
m
outed on 1... 129.111.111.111; scale
suburb or New York.
to, wired radio eorvice merely plugs
in his set in 11511 no: “light current
sloket and hen the
This textile nine ' “
1 , its... fixtures.
3 _, ,reds. soon dish
1111th holders.
‘ dirootloli‘ “ 01- his L ‘
oi the railroad ~
Aeubsobex”
‘ ‘ ho Reouul one of the owns
an... in the’twoiuv-leib denoted
District I cred lost evening a.
Mailbo; Inn. New c.1111... tor thol
monthly dinner and, confers
to
em
ottended the dinner «or...
13. 13.116211. ;.
1.11.101... A Mills. E. E Growo.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Wood
deities.
“W.‘ C. ‘. , Schilichtlns.
new“; P. Smith
M .
Mchtton, hire.
1 1111.; end .14."!-
‘ end Mite. Bedlam
A .
“Mr and Mrs. Mueller. I‘r'
ngori’. Edward 11111111di
‘ Mrs. Grace Schenk. Mr.
Hervey Kent.
Mrs. Mary ' 1 ' .
E. Sherman. M Katherine 15. Jon-
hinge. Mrs. Bessie. 1 oil ’
M. Hoyt. [C irvlng Byinglon.‘ Chan.
11. plilworth. Charles NY. Reno.“ ‘
, W alter C. Wood. Attorney so _
Mrs. mli‘reetrleu Light. 115.13. protect.
William 11 231.111... J. 1...... 1.1-1 ‘
Edward ”J. Flahsrty. George 1-1.1
the o
‘ ‘endiywtthout ability.
pie for equere dealing body I. reputation for “gr
ttle better than necessary.i"F1om‘the shirt our 111m 11,
ways stood for the utmost in value end service. But
ideal would 1111111 nothin‘" without no facilities and 1,11
1 Mrs. 1321121111111 Young. 1.11:; 1511117
understood end an int resti we, "
every 1:25 i it is first and for a long time, functlona Y
before it. ‘ dines organic.) .1
pot on hungry ot the
0 ii og'in’s “to w or,” '
turban‘oe may occur
meg-on , eithert
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