. .L“ is ‘ . . ‘
KICAGOnMny 2;:4—‘1‘hb ‘urnnd
notion behind the scenes in thc
‘wvhei'mcctlllntock cutie . today
.‘n‘tintitid to hold tho interest nbove
onotonouo procedure of the
tie-"cud oountcr-chorgcn oi
and jury tampering were
crud in tho court room no a
it of tho drutnntiu distippoar-
, of Robert White. one or the
‘ ~ chicl? corrobortitlnfi wit-
"iipwfon tho crew! the li‘ i.
if i‘tu to iconic Whitc lulled. He
iié‘portcd In hull! it’doigli cilioo
dc‘tcctirno wot-c soul. out. on tho
testyclcw. Ortict's lo ‘utrrgst guy
in cring White's description
donut. _L‘ y
' nl jury which with» again
. neural the testimony oi
....'rnr:. investigator tor Wllc
Stewart and \\'. \V.
‘ ultorncyo for William
i) out" in thc McCiintock oluyin‘g.
4 no who i‘accd jnil \ilcdncsduy
"contempt oi courtucimrgc be.
he refused to testify. today
fixed lilo mind. He told of how
mot» White at week ago otter
hing in a round about. way the
to .tnitness woo ,"uuxioun to tril
hg’vtrnth” about iiii‘ioi‘tiictj Monti--
, i. it of Shephcrdrns ‘ttfbnctrrio‘
‘4 All“ or "Dr." Churn-s it. r‘al-
h in the litttcr‘s"'5cicnm: school."
ophcrd \l'ns‘ lutlirtml North 18
(itcrtl's button
I 4 4‘ 4 . 6MB. 4
but Krfntcd'anLScpuralc trial. wus if.
C. liuimpn. head ot: a science school.
lie confessed that he haul supplied
typhoid germs to Shophcrd. tttughl
hint to hoop them and to administer .
them to McCiintocgt with till assur-
nnco ot’ fatal resul a. lie said that
ho was promised 3100.000.
li‘niinun. who never hits been in
jail but was guarded in at hotel until
released on it nominnl bond. was
named as (‘lllt‘f witness indho trial
called today.
Young McClinlock died December
4. 1924. n tow months after reach-
‘ing his majority and signing n will
by.t'-ihcphord and nttcstrd by” shep-
4 servants. Shepherd
was made the chief bcuct’lciury, with
up 58,000 nnnuity {or inobciic lfope.
McCiintock's thirteen, who wztitcd at
his death bed with n. licunse to marry
him“ if no rrcovcmd. ‘ ._
The first public hint tlutt the death
rpaultod from other thnn nuturul
caucus conic whon Judge Olson ro-
t‘tucsled nit inventigulloh. ' Tho body
wus «shunted and Shepherd return-
ul voluntarily t‘rom Albumicrque,
New Moxico, where ho hurl gone with
Mrs. Shepherd on u visit.
l’ost Inortcm oxnminotions fiscd‘
typhoid "(over its the cnuso oi «loath.
The state's attorney’s office droppcd
out oi? the inquiry and it was extinct.-
('t'i that it would close with a find-
in'g of tlettth i‘romflnnturnl musics.
Judge Olson insistently urged fur-
ther stops with tli't- rcsult that tho
.r,‘
4 outnummgl ‘
Now England Telephone Company
have boon nwnrtlntl 'l'hoodorc'N. Vail
"Distinguished Service Motions" of
bronze tor _conspicuous dcvotlon to
duty or acts” of“ oxccptlonol public
’scrvlco during 1924. .
Tho’mcdnl winners are Thomas: F.
O'Connor. cnbic npilcor'n hclpcr‘ of
Norwttlk; Thomas F. Hopkins. lino-
tnztit, New iinrcn:
'hlucpriptcr. New" l-‘invcn; Albert )1.
Nltchkc. hcnd Junitor. Now llavcn.
. Thomas F.0‘Connor:
cm the owning ot‘ Joly 12;
ill. Wont Norwalk. utter swimming a”
rtnnahlcrnhlc distance and in spite of
the strugglcn 0th. drowning woman.
hosuccccdcd in bringing hor auhorv.
\rltcrc nhc‘ won. otter halt untitour,
Four cmploycn‘ at tho V Scuthcrn .
Pctcr Sumpcri. -
‘Im. '
>cr than ho would be
‘ The omnli‘Monttiocturcr .
. it the omoli monutdcturor boina
crowdodpnt'ot button: by his tors.
not! out ot.‘ bulimic- by his failure to
and .diatribution going on along
about him. , P, .
'i‘ho Department or Manufacture
of the‘Chnmbor or Commerce at the
Unltod, Staten says he has littio to
itcm- it ho tight: the inronda of limo
‘hy adaption. his plant to Inept
changing conditions. ‘iiio hold of
operation .mlxllt become more rev
strictod. but within it he is strong-
it it wore
spreadwout.‘ H0 is in closer touch
with conditions and tho needs or
his‘trndo. "
But the) mortuary tables of busi-
ness show that the small manufac-
turer must he no nlcrt not his bigger
brethren. Tho blame for failure rests
‘ upon thoso who toil. not upon the
mom» succoostul and larger monu-
" tnciurora who uuccocd.
, 1H9“ amour
. , . y .
handicapped by having only one leg,
ho rcspondod immcdiotcly, ju‘mpcd.
down twolntops and foil the remain-
ing seven to tho licor- helowhlnnding
on his back. Recovering himself.
he uncured ~11 lira extinguisher. and.
in spito «it tho smoke. which tinnlly
ovnrcnmc- mun-fought tho nrcuno cf-
tcctunliy thutgit was undcr control
upon the nrrirni of the tire“ depart—
muht. . . ' t .
. Albert ll. Nltcltkc.
t‘m Fchrunry 7. 1924. upon being
notilicd‘ on tho cxutence or a tire in
the. attic or tho tclophono building.
its hmwdintcly ruched from hit; on
lion in tho bnacmcnt up‘throo flights
of stnlrtt to thc scene ot the ilrc.
trim-o ho first ordered that the tire
The Dopnrtmont 0: Manufacture
of the National Chamber is ready to
aid tho small manufacturer or any»
Easting methods»: waste elimina-
tion and reducing production costs
and increasing oillcicncy by better
ways 0! cost accounting.
or competitioraor in he putting hlL'i-. .
roolizc tho evolution in production ‘
p ; rumor, lilA-Y 22, I925
[*WAL Lu PAPER
~ 5c to 250 Per. Roll ‘ .
Every Roll Gunrantecd
Nnrwui
BOYD ' ‘Tcl. ~17
.. 1 Wall Paper Store
, lilo“! flours Nothing Over
ii to (i 250.
. ~30
Main St.
Open Sn!
tiny Ni '
AdvAaPiece Sal
May ‘ZStltto June 6th ,
This Manicure
~valuc $7. to $5 .
GIVEN WAY
with every urchas ‘
of runs-MAME
Pyralin of $10 a ‘5
more. Or, one and
given with a $5 pm .
chase. In all the pop.
ular colors. 1
' hal‘mldst ‘01 u ‘t'Orontt-r's inqucst.
ligated by Hurry Olson, municipal
urt, chief justice, at t‘ricntl' ot‘iho‘
plln‘tocii t’nmily. liccidcs accus-
KIIShephord of causing the ilcnth of
tilt: McClintock. tho cltici‘ justice
characterized him the control,
are in a plot twenty years old and
sinycr of McCiin-tock’s another
tl't‘fDill‘lA‘nelit ho. cnilcd.'tltcn proourml
u nro extinguisher and colored tho
omohc-tillc dotttc. in optic of thc
smoke-tilled attic. in opito ot tho
hv fought nndidircctcd the lighting
of tho tho so ct‘teotuully that it was
under control upon ihownrrlvnl oi:
tho tirc tltl‘l‘iili‘lllllfilil. ..
. 'l'honc rocoircd honorable
result that ttftcr (illniltzlftii'ly niin-
,lllt‘i-i' work. be succccdcd in rcsloiu
tng’thti .ind to consciousness. thoro—
,hy nnvihg his lltc.‘ '
1 Peter Suntpt‘rl.
On I’ehrtinry 7. 1924,, Width at
work in tho Mun-print room on tho
moi of the telephone illillltll‘ilfi ,hu
“1.18 warned of a tire. in the attic lio-
rcstorcd t conscioithnoss. ‘
Th llllli'il 1‘". Hopkins: '
(in January ill Mill-i. attrnctnd by
n onll for help rind ilnding‘ thnt u’
young boy had boon huuictl uncon-
scious from the icy waters of n pond
at ~\\'oodmont,‘ hc immctllutcly . pro-
ccodcd in tho application or until.-
stntcs' attorney‘s office renewed itn
interest. the bodies of" Mrs. McClin-
tool; and Dr. Olson w‘cro exhumed
and the testimony at Fulmnn Wilts
duvciopod. ‘
Tho NCClli‘thCR fortune who
founded by William lilckiinghn‘ i'5ri-
ton, who canto to Anl‘cricu " many
- yralz'
U N OPPORTUNITY on start a set of this most
‘ V'Dr..0lson. the judné's brothcr.
Mrs. Julie Grnt Shophrrd. llnl' of
'4 two lcgnl- guardians of, Llit‘i'jlin-
ilk. was likened l'ny .lurig'c Olson to
fly Macbeth. culled ll. masculine
man who tictninnied' liter weaker.
.li'band and was homot‘l'iii- the var-7
Cl 0! the coroner‘s jury as equally
llty With her husband. Shc won
, dicntion when it. grand jury re-
‘tt‘ (1 to indict her.
The disintcl‘rrd bodies of Mrs. Mc-
intopk and Dr. Olson, buried )6
and nine years. respectively,-'rc,yoniod
mercury in sufficient. amount in. Mrs.
McCiintock's body to have caused
, ‘ath, examiners Enid. .
‘. oiniiy indicted pith
yours. tigo. Hints have hccnvuiron
that his second wife obtained tho cs-
lute by poisoning‘hcr husbttncl. nnd
accusations that sho in turn \t'ns pol«
sorted by her second husband. Wil-
linni McCliutoch, Sr. father of liilly.
were Inn‘dc'in court. hut‘ later with-
drawn. ' .
McClintcck took as his second wife
Emma anson. and soon after the
birth of Bill)", he was killcd in an an-
tomohllu uccidcni. Shortly tliorcut-
ter the Shepherds canto to live with
:Mrriulilcbilntook. Mrs. Shepherd and
Mrs. .ll‘icClintock having been school
day friends.“ When Mrs. McClintoc-k
died in ma her will' motle’ LMrs.
Shepherd.Shepherd tic-guardian of Billy:
_ Hicks"H£i)§§'§ They a"... ‘Yapé"
Get
41 “:49;
The "Hicks" nrc’ iiitippyr’nnnflho
‘Yups” arc. sorrowful. "“ "l ' y
” ho “Hicks" won the attendance
contest of tho Norwnll: Kiwanis
club. As tho result thc "Hicks"
till enjoy a tree luncheon next. week
at tho cxpcnso of tho losing team.
"The attendance coutcst wns.set-
ii“ at the iultchcon of thc Kiwanis
club held in the Royal .‘iatn‘rs Inn
'4 crday. Both drums had been
:lel. the luncheon after it count
to Carlton and “Pop" Lyon it was
und‘tho Hicks ltnd conic out on
.,.:..
ll
]
U S.:uiltil malt jon “up. ‘
a being cupcrse '
, or too. So popular is histv
can Beziat (above), a I
"Iiiscrfihatahoteljs being
_ his formic house pil-
seekin ‘a' cure. His
. i. m
' the on the of-
Free Luncheon
top-40f the hoop. 4
it members present and the "Yank"
40. . . , ,
'l‘ho nttcndnncc prize-was won by
John Milnc. It was manufactured
by the R. d; G. Corset Company.
Make your-L own gucss as to what it
WISE. .
It was reported 4 Dr. Goorgo, G.
ancolt was in Atlantic City: Ii‘rcdo
‘crick l... Ltunson in Washington. I).
C.. and hurbcrt. 0. Pollard in Now
Yorlt city.
Scout Commissioner Chorlés Die
mond invited the Kiwanis Incin-
hcrs to attend tho exhibit to‘bo given
hy the Boy Scouts iii. the Norwallr
armory tonight. General Russell
Frost seconded tho invitation.
Dr. H. 11. Hoffcrnn announced tho
series of baseball games between the
Kiwanis ‘nnd Torcadors would com-
moncc June 13 at the Baxter
Grounds. The Kiwanis shore of the
proceeds will go toward paying the
expenses conncctcd nith tho organ-
ization of the inter-school baseball
league.
_ Charles Mintz told of visiting the
Westport Rotary club Wednesday
’ .« mid listening to no address on the
“finding Industry" made by John
Cax-nnngh. president of the C. & K.
Dr. William W. Tracey introduced
Francis J. Burns. of the Boston
Store. as a new member of the Ki-
wanis club. .
Vice President George Btirncs an-
nounced 'a joint niectixu,r o! the Con-
necticut Forestry Association; Hair-
cinl rcsplrutlon as proscribed in toi-
cphono ilrst‘ nid p’rncticcu. with llltlhl’itztlll him.
\i’ ho
Although seriously intuition ulso nrc cited for their acts.
Tho “Hioku’lthutl.
HOUSE ADOPTS
~ ’ GovernOr . u -
1/ ....|.
concurrence with the Senate,
tion regulations.
The l-lousc ndonlcd
but tho Scuttle mndo an
tho. tuncndmcnt Inndc tho
”wcnkcr. but still workable."
those who oposcd tho
SENATE CHANGE
_ M lN Minor
Bill Amended to Bring.
MunicipalitlosUndcr
Control Now‘Gocs to
STATE CAPITOL, Hartford, llitty
22.-(Al’). 'l‘ho Anti-Pollution you.
which was drawn to mnko it‘otn'rt;
in control nhd gradual elimination
at discharge or storage and indnsr
trinl wastes into Stale writers. ,wnu
adopted by tho Houso yesterday in
tho-
llouso' accepting tho Senate nmcud-
tncnt which took out axontptiontol’.
municipal corporations from ‘pollu~
the draft by
the Judiciary committco inst nook.
Voinrnd-
mont‘to a bill so that cities and
towns may he ordered. or onioln‘cd,‘
to stop pollution or their local 'Wii»
tors. Thoso who supported tho orig-
inal _tiroft wcro almost in loans yes-
tordoy .ovcr tho Suharto tuition in
amending tho bill. but today iicprc-
scntotivc Wheeler 0! Strotford, pop.-
ulnrly accorded tho honor of being
“tho {other or anti-pollution bills"
in'mnny sessions. accepted the Son-
ntc amendment and ‘thc liouso‘stood
with-hint and rc—ndoplcd tho bill as} y .
amended. _Ho told the House tlntt‘ - ‘ . ‘
hill”
but
amendment
solution
tutti ‘
By many» it is regarded as min of
tho most important picncs ofr‘mnjor
legislation this. trunnion. Itcpriuclitn-
tivo Whocior. _‘ in accepting lilo.
omcnduicnt. lntcr said that "it will
in} roster to nutcnd u live measure
thnnvrcsnrrcct it dead issue." ‘j
Mr. Hill of fihclton. vigorously op-
pqocd tho pollution hill on ii. “top ox-
suntcr must pay for tho indtiptrittl
cleaning up in higher priming“ do-
mQBUQ Wham tirposll. L
‘MrJohnson of Knot. wusuéninst
tho_blllfihocnusc 'fit wns tinmztél'ng to
tho Stutc.‘A “in town could «not
maintain a disnooal nlnnt. iio‘rsnid.
Mr. Plot-pout. und ‘llir. Sturgcs both
said tho manufacturers tnvorcd the
hill. Mr. hook, of Bristol. said the
situationwus onc "oi cxtromc scri-
otisncsuW w. .
'l‘ho previous- uncallon was tnovod
by Mr. Lnnc of Rocky Hill. Min'nl-
ling. Honor lootim‘. Blild that. inunn-
fncturcrs who are largo inxrmycrs
wantod to. tool that monoy spcnt
.woulclcheclt domestic pollution. lie
hoped n sturt‘would be made.
'l'ito Senate nurbcd with the House
in adaption of the hill increasing: the
State tax on billboards to the three
conic ll. trounce tool. It adopted the
bill validating certain dccds from
trustees or the New England Scour-
iti‘cs (30.. and tho mncntlmcnt to the
Retirement System for Teachers.
»7
ic‘
HIT BY. 1 “AliTO'S.
,. 35 output
pcnsivo Incanuro" llncnuso tho com
Nearly ilvoiiundrcd children have
hccn‘ injured or' killed in.Connocti~
'cnr motor vehicle accidents between
.iununry llrnt and May first or this
your, nccordlng to tho Stilts Motor
\‘chiclu Department. Thirty-ilvc'ot
the injuries proved tntnl. The num-
twr of children killed in automobile
accidents in the corresponding pc-
rlod or lost your was twenty-seven.
The: number or persons of nil nuns
injured in motor which: accidents in
tilt: first: four months of 1925
“bout 1.170. and tho totality list.
tolling nil one: into account. stood
at eighty-tour on tho first at May.
month.
Accidents to children horn in-
crccncd steadily in the large cities 0!
tho Stair. this your. except for a
slight drop in Iinrt‘t‘ortl‘in February.
‘ Sliccitil I-‘t’t'oris tiro helm“; made by
school authorities to combat the in-.
Mouse in accidents to scjiool chil~
drcn. .
1112331113131) WITH THANKS.
"Come with Inc to thosoo."
“No. thnnit you I’ll stay at home.
My cldost (laughter docs tho hangar.~
ruo walk, my sccond daughter talks
liito a parrot. my son laughs like a
hyonn. my wife watches mo him a.
hawk. my cock is as cross no u hear
and my inothcr-cinalnw stirs I‘m on
(id goriliamii'hon I go anywhere i
. want It change.
‘ V
,.
is .
illll'l¥~tllgllt (it which occurred that
feed
mount:
Just watch ’em grow!
Andcverydaybrincsrm
nearer to your. quick
profits on. readily. mar-
ketablc broilers and
early eggs. No other feed
will give you such Quick
development. Get your
FulO—Pcp now.
. .llonuhcrimdw _
momma-om "
unsung
“DEALERS 4
beautiful toiletWaIE—wpt‘ to complete a set:
already started. ' ‘
For the limited rind of May 25th to'June 6th we
Will GIVE ’AVBQAY a mmicure set consisting of
nail file, cuticle knife, an button hook with every 4
purchase of genuine trade, kcd Pyralin amounting
to $10 or more. And Pyraiin prices are lower than
ever before. poly one set to a Customer. if your
gotcha: as lmntcd to $5. onctarticlc of the act will
c given you. _ >-
For brides, graduates. anniversaries—or for yoursélf
-notiimg can equal Pyraiin toiletware as a gift. See
our displays 'and act: today. "
R. A. Benedict
. JEWELER ' *
Wall St. Norwaik
Tile new puiarprlccd '
MAYFLO ER amm.
Comb.bmh mirror
. $10.56 and up.
DONNELLY’S
declared the bill becomes more dros-
tic as a regulatory measure. '
'i‘ho‘ bill will go to tho governor.
field County Planning Association
tion to ho held Saturday at Lusitlins’
Rock. Standard. . ’
and Charles L. Hoyt will represent
and; Lnddlns Rock Forestry associug .
Arthur C. Wheeler .
the Kiwanis c uh at the ‘mocting’ _
.iROJAN nu courth-
45' WEST WASHINGTON ST., so. NonwALK
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Which opens a. 11 o‘clock.
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musician and others interested to come in and
. .V he williic morothnn pleased to show and explain any instrument. .
Mr. Loavittyi’ill be at: our Store Until 10 P- it. Saturday Night
a ’ _- 1' ‘ " Martin is cfisy toplayantiwc make it cosy to pay
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