‘ ‘~ on while. residents are calling
tion to the great danger at the
' or illumination at night, uuto no-
don‘t! are occuri'innhimuut nightly.
hill‘ldlw evening there were three
rocks which show the hazard
«. wists there. The ilrst; was
. a. touring car going toward
it‘d come nonr crooning in the
11nd escaped with o. scraped
and. '
hc‘r heir-raising occurrence
" whouo racing car at the
turned in 811 complete circle
led to make the sharp curve
‘lto bridge. A third mil-1111111 in
touching was when it. our driv-
y ltnlnh Lune o’t Snimtord col-
til «it with o. tioi icy cor. Limo be
time contueed at the point 11 her
obey line crosses the road. and
hoop ounkht on the ‘drone};
Iag‘puiiing his cur backward for
oral feet. ()1in prompt action
. ,ho molecular) in implying the
broken on he. saw the (101111111111 11111;
talent. timed 11 501101111 crash.
Alicea tlilcu oequil'ent't's in the
light. show the dunner ill; this
More 111010 is not only it
tingle curve. but the trolley
discos the road, and the stone but-
11611111911 or the. 1111.130 give only
. 12h snitco for two cum to 33.18.“.
‘i‘tle‘ii they «no 111111121 good t'oiitioi.
i838 orou 11th:; lmd i"eittuic in the hick
I light; at that point.
Thurics illneliendi'y. of l’lownylon
White. who one oi? the residents who
today called attention to the danger.
"liltgtlnuyu but: been and will (on-
nun to be. u dunner spot. " he said.
,iltitll changes we iiimlc..l’eilni1'is
to, first more will be to properly
511i. tho oor’ner.‘ so that drivers c1111
o the bridge bel'crc their headlight:
A' light was to be installed under
1, plan of the Sixth Taxing Dis-
t'ict. ,, in the legal entanglements
int surround the functioning of this
letrict and its commissioners. the
, otter has been ulluwed to go with‘
out: action. and the only illumination
the comet comes from the street
slits 0101' on the Dalton side oi? the
ATTEND SESSION
. Three hundred and “fifty Red Man
“from all parts 0i.“ Foil't‘leld County
“Httendctl the meeting of the lt‘uirticld
'fi‘ou‘nty itetl Mona association held
at night in Red Men ’3 hell. Main
Street.
‘ State Oti‘lccrs present werei Sen~
8iot‘8 Saguuxoro William Newport. of
orrlngton: Junior Sagninoro Albert
ohllnan; Norwalk: Grout Prophet
hurles Peck. Bridgeport, and Grout.
ecpcr of Records, William Snun~
; ere.
After a brlet‘ business meet, the
fluctuation witnessed a. performance
by the mlnstrel troupe of Cockenoo
{tribe and Walloon Council.
.- Olympia Maori
(Continued from Page One.)
‘ 'slotc surfaced room.
1
ho to say. and homicide may be ex-
unable the case of on accident.
tl‘ho court said that a homicide com-
mitted in lawful self defense to not
it. criminal act.
: An actual. danger is not neces-
,my.” the court said. "It is only
memory that tno accused have an
- neat belief in the danger."
. The Court said that the accused
aimed oho did not' carry the re-
lver to shoot Bognano, but for self
' toil-notion.
You will consider this." the court.
9 court told the jury that under
aw the accused land a. right to
entity in her own behalf and her
oatimony was entitled to the some
gut that is given the testimony
, other witnesses. ,
‘8tl‘he court said that to ', the safety
ocicty and the well eing of IO'
1;! ‘y. where guilt has been proven.
ioreasonablo tor the State to ask
. com'iction.
‘ he, jury went out of the‘ court:
in at 11:16 a. 111.. daylight time
o doors were then opened for the
311an after Judge. Avery began
fillet Geo o.- -“Iwantronhled
11.858 female weakness
locompmiod
I aomoveryunpleuv
"'I- champions and
.. with page to my
ck,‘a _ aides 11nd
MT. Iliohé‘qlndgreot
' " outmonlifimy
drew F. Chamberlain‘wlll officiate.
8éBtirial in Reveraide cemetery.
, afternoon at four o‘cioSit. daylight
BRANFORD PI...
COST $22, 500
The following building Items are
reprinted from tho Co.i'.1".ne1col lie.
cord: . .
“Lil Build 'll1reo ‘llousen.
Front prune piepui'ed by Awhi-
toot t‘hurleu Monroe. 15:1 John St”
llr'idgepoit. Lillian liolity has let
the contract for Lilit't‘. houses to be
built on limniord plane, to Monroe
& ltemlln, 11713 John St.. ‘ilrldgeport,
The houses will be ill i'i'unio con-
eti'uction. one family dueign. 2ix2ts
feet. The total cost in eutiinnted to
be $3L..)00. a
Bungalow and Garage.
lI‘roin privntc 111111111. John Totes
will build :1 frame bungalow and 11
gurngc for T’llllolnoni‘i 'l‘nlcu on
Main avenue. 11'. will- be 181120
feet, tilill will contain two rooms.
Three-Family House.
'l‘hecoutrtiet for it dwelling for-I
John Pound to ‘bo iiIIIt. on D11) St”
111cc. Nniuniokc avenue. noulh Nor-
bulk. The plans call for 11 house
01 home constiwuctlon. arranged tor
three apartments of live rooms ouch.
to be heated by hot illl‘. The house
will be 32x35 “feel. two and one—hull
stories high. The cost is $10. sou.
Rock Lodge Autunc lloutet'.
IIrom 111111111 1m noted by Awhi-
tect Hurry W‘. Mother. Maude Mut-
her will have a dwelling built on
I‘lock Ledge uremic. it will be 01‘
frame construction, 2611:” feet. The
111111111 uleo include n‘t‘ruizno gut-ago.
1011’! feet. to be built. in the rear
both the hotiéo 11nd garage will have
exteriors 0t stucco. The work will
he done by the tiny.
Stone Bungalow.
Anginono 1% 00.. 1 lly'utt
have the contract for 11
for (lecture linthrnp. to
The. plans
J. A.
HYGIENE.
bun go low
be built. on Mills FIl‘t‘C‘I.
call for 11 house 111' Concrete and
stone construction. 23x30 fool, to
contoiii' giro rooms and hot air bent.
, ~-'1--'
llousc on Highland Atomic,
S. W. iloit. lI. P. Stubell and J.
1']. Stexenu lime let. the contrnct‘ loi'
:1. house lilitl garage to be built on
Highland avenue. Covewooii. to Ito-
ton lliils. inc. h‘roni plant-i pre-
nnrcd by Architect. Harry S. Ilen-
iou. the hence will be of half timb-
er and stucco construction. 30x39
",u-l. 'l‘l'io partitions will be of wire
111111, the root ‘ot cement tile"and
the foundation 6t: concrete. There
will be two tiled baths, hardwood
floors and hot; water heat. "be
cost will be $5.000.
Store Building.
Stefan Killiovic will build 11. frame
store building on Connecticut ave.-
nue. It will be one story high.
24x30. with stucco exterior and
The front will
be of pinto gloss and coppe’r, and
the heat by hot air. The cost, to
$4.000. the owner inking the senor»
oi contract.
Two-Iiimilv Home. ._ .
Worg'o Bron. South \‘orwnlk.
lime let the contract for a dwelling
to be built on ’iaylor uremic tit 11
cost of $9 000 to Joseph Ciiuiivary.
It. will be of 11111110 construction.
25x46 that. with apartments of five
rooms each. with hot water heat.
W
ANSONIA BOY“ FOUND HERE.
Peter llawllco 13, or Ansonln, was
taken 'uith the \1 anduiust yesterday
and landed in the downtown police
station last evening.
Peter left his home in Ansonia
yeotcrday' morning for school but in~
stead boarded e. passing truck.
He stayed in New Haven‘ all day
and last night hailed Walter J. Alt-
ridge of the Hotel Coolidge. Spring.
field. Mass” and asked him fora.
ride thinking Mr. Altrldgo was go-
ing to Ansonia. ‘
When Norwalk was reached Peter
was brought to the police station by
Mr. Altridge.
His parents in Ansonio were no-
tified and come to this city after
him today.
Obituery
George W. Raymond.
The funeral of George W..R11y-
(mood. who died at the Stamford
Hospital. yesterday morning, will be
held from the late home. in Ray-
mond street. Rowoyton. tomorrow
itternoon (1t 3 o‘clock. Rev. Andrew
F. Chamberlain will cruciate.- D11-
rlal in Springwood cemetery, Darlen.
, Annie F. Seymour.
The funeral of Mrs.’ Annie F. Soy-
mour will be held from her late
home. 61 Flax Hill road. Monday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Al]-
Anna R. Hosted.
Mrs. Anni). It. Hunted died early
this morning at the home or her
daughter. Mrs. James Paul, in Row-
ayton avenue, Rowoyton. aged 87
years. She is survived by two chil-
dren: Mrs. James Paul and George
A. Hosted. The funeral will toke“
place from the late home. Monday
saving time.
will ofticiete.
side cemetery;
Rev. Itrcdoriok Jacobo
Interment in novel'-
‘Funcral private.
cocoon w. RAYMOND.
A Special Communication or Old
Well Lodge. no. 108,.A. II‘. 813A. M..
will be held in its rooms. Masonic
Temple} south Main itre“- Sunday.
1111: 24.1125. at s outwith»;
inns boon owatdcd to Dominick l‘ni- '
‘ this number by those who saw it.
- . Lotvndee, Elhine Lowndcs, Heni'it-'
111.. tot" .'
r _,
i:
or lOCALJEWS
Delivered interesting
Address . ‘F S
goalie ~'~;- T oi Speak
Again This Evening
llziiibi hochnntn Mellon. Di'onilnent
in IIci‘iuocttionel. culturu'i. ,unluiot‘erlni.
(Iletnuosynuwvinud Bl‘oiiietto ‘circgze, i8
.1 vi lior in hl\oi'u'11ilt us the go t of
1111181 Slumuunlty,
21111111111 ottect.
He In uthluluied to; give two 1111»
tIl'CsSt‘H, the that one inning been tit- ,
liveicd thin incining‘ lit the dustbin
m 0111.0"110. South iiiuln street. in the
retiree of the mornin services. '
The shroud “ill be delivered this
e'enlulr .it ii o'clock. Numbers um!
t io. \‘lI'lldl-i'nosts ore the burden ot’ the
rubbl‘n discourses. which are being
. I
I -. afternoon in Bell avenue. .
11.111111 3.1101111.“ Illsll'lmtil'i.
given, in connection with tho cole-
brntlou‘ of the Feast of ,I’cntcoost,
coming this your next, Friday.
131-. llclle‘r is known :18 an extent!-
i'vo jouinnilut and 11 celebrated on—
tlier. writing prolillcnliy on oil top-
its 11nd subjects. and publishing
bonito both in Hebrew 11nd lhiglieli‘.
Ills recently ’rcpubliehcd Book of
Psalms. tronslutiono into Yiddish and
ltngllsli 11nd vulunblo oommento are
rive lulled ns 11 splendid contribution
to sei'lpiuml litlcrlturo.
T'iztbltl llcilor in no stranger In
South .Norwulk. having ‘vislted here
on thl't'l‘l‘ll occasions oiid spoken be-
fore coq'cllgloutats 11nd kinomen. lie
will be. entertained while hero by
\brnhum l'i‘ori'it-i, president of the
Jewish community, and also by Ed-
wni'd (ions. Louis Golden. I, Felon
sod William .losein. and others. Dr.
Heller comes highly recommended.
lilo luttus of introduction emanate
from t‘mucr piceitlcnt Willlm 11
Tall ‘Jumirc Lenin ‘1") Brandeis. N11-
1linn \tr till-l Louio BNILL‘M‘T‘IflIT 131'.
Stephen ‘1 “find. 131'. Judith 1... Milk-
ncs. n‘ini otheis.‘
M'ss WWeld’s
(Continued irom Page One.)
Chorus." who were brought back
for on encore. '
Once again. Milan Lodlco Well!
presented the Argentine Tango to o
delighted iiudlo‘i'ice. She was gown-
ed in Spanish costume 4‘" was her
dancing partner. Curl Aliletrom.
Duintiness 11nd grace personified-:—
nymphs. llrownlec. Dewdropa,
Sunrnyn. Flowers. Black Eyes Sue.
ans Dairies 8nd Butterflies o1? Ill'ttl
11 port in the 111.11.111.11 each and
every'ono of the girls dcscrvcu cro-
dlt 11nd commendation tor the ox~
coilcut way, in which they carried
such was the final verdict tendered
oil: their parts. ‘
The full cost included the follow-
1111;.
Sonia. Grace Collins.
From. her oncothcmt. Anna. (Jol-
tor.
Helene. Beatrice mowndea.
Stacie. li'cno‘ftiuiland.
'l‘ntiauu. Leno AYolone.
Marthe. Ituth Purim.
Marquis. John Clark. ‘
’hi‘arqulse. llelcn . Bruce.
Lollies ot‘ the Court were”: Mar-
garet Giorcl1iiio.‘hluiiel Keorna.
llorotliy Kirkland and [Cothcrino
Smith.
Pages Wore: Margaret Anderson.
handle Gitekecn, Ruth mourns and,
Moiion White.
Miss Leoun Cn‘nnugh took
part ct llobcck. the toynut‘kcr
fine manner.
The peasants were. girls: Francis
Beutcl. Nihiied t2r'onic1. Ila)! Gor-
nam, Gladys Iiiippcl, Dorothy
Low ndes‘ Betty Ann Roigoltic
Peggy Woodwaicl; bow. Helen Cum
lillilgs. Isobel crooner, hiar'iorie
Shaiubaush. Florie li‘ny, Jenn Warm
er, lI‘l'anoes Cucchi. Justine Mur-
my. .
Com-dull Dancers: Marguerite
Ilendriclteou..~ Marjorie Kellogg.
Margaret ”Paton. Ruth .St. John.
Teresa lt‘lsh, Dorothy Kirkland.
Children‘s 1311 d: " Mary Alice
Bailey. "Norma. J11 o Bea]. Cynthia.
Carr. Doris 13111111111. Leela. Donovan.
Dorothy Gainer. Shirley Greenwood,
Virginie. l-Iei'inonson.‘ Margaret Jon-
nings. Janet Lcckhtt'rt, Jean Ann
the
. m
ta Muller. Florence Morell, Bar.
bore Nonck. I’ricliia I’i'ensser, Bet-
ty Sanger. Beatrice Warner. Alli:
son Wamor, Shirley White. , I
Dolls. ken pics. Dottie Doiland llnd
Elaine Lowndps; Old "fashioned.
Betty Mason: Teddy bears. Enth-
crlno Smith, Marlon White; Whip-
pod Cronin—nod islio certainly WM‘ ~
the cream: Helen Cummings; Rio»
'llnuTin and Nanette. Monitor Iiénu
dricltoon and Teresa ‘Ii'ihh; You“
And Out. Nation 111.com: 51111111111
rope. Dorothy Gainer and Honrio
to Mailer; Jzoliypou (It). Betty Ahn'
llcigottie: ‘F‘etry 11.111.135.41 Klimt».
or: Curly Locks. gnu. Barbara No.4
C
8 ul rested
“ Bridgeport
Pot rolninn .
parked his motorcycle on Commerce
street at 0 o‘clock. .lllpt. night. "
.Iiugone .-.Juuobii.«ot' 38 South First
«treat. Mormon. bobkctii till 111111111104
bite into the inoiorcyille 18111111” con—I
eldert‘iblo (immune. Jacobi! flurced to
pay for routine. . ‘ 1 ,
.lilotnbero of Willinln 8.3111111: 1
auxiliary m to meet at 71M 9 'clo’ch
tomorrow nixii‘t 1111115 Norwtt'lk 8M
11..Iohui-cu to attend thod‘iwniorlai
alert/loci; to 1.. hold in Will, church: '
- '1 no auxiliuiy to to ptll'blbiti‘nte in,
the memorial services to be held In
Riverside cemetery nt 11: :10 o’clock
monomer looming by.lhe Spuriloh~
'AliKiIl'tlll war veterans.
“wt- “ t ,.
Mind. Minnie hthoniiitl,f11¢hg01
nurse. will remain in N6i1voll.‘in hot
' lii'eacnt capacity 101' or.“ ‘icoot another
year. it who announced today.
M11111 McDonald had tenodercd her
reoignutiou to the Board of Educa-
tion. but was asked to reconsider
her action.
{the cane ot JUht 1111 Dullibl‘wkl
this week by Motorcycle
Policeman Martin Lonny-cl, charged
with not having the umber cor reg-
nitration. was continued until' iI‘i-idut'
in the downtown city (tourt this
'lllorlling by Judge Neheminh Con-
tlce. .
1111111111 Tuttlc not; lined $7 and
cousin in tho downtown city court
this morning on the outline of tin
toxlcution by Judge Nehemiah (fun.
doc. lie was arrested by Officer
Mintln Lengyel 011' Wednesday
m
1110 ting pole at the City hall to
being given it new cool: at point to-
ON POST ROAD
Frank .l‘. Dugnn. pr'onth‘iior of the
Pottery plmitin Westpwt avenue,
informed the police at 4:20 o‘clock
yestciduy afternoon. , 8. men had
been injured by on automobile near.
IlII place or business.
Dunn alleges. the, authorities my
that. the men .lunl been hit by one of
the now. Sniltlg cldhow Yuri. buss-I
on. which little to stop.
Motorcycle l‘ittroiman Cherie: L.
'l‘horpo wail detailed to investigate.
in: niotliiugnn bringing the man to
Norwnlll in on automobile.
.l‘nvootlgntl'on by the police showed
the 1111111. appeared mentally detect.
tire. It was learned his ‘numo wad
Eugene Jacobs. of 151'» MoKlbel‘ii
street. Brooklyn. and that ho had
wandered away from Dr. Roland‘s
aunitorluin in Weatoort.
The 1111111.. trousers were torn on
the leg. but he won otherwise un-
InjuredW '
LOCAL ARMORY
TO GET $8 000
, HARTFORD, May 23.-¥An npnro.
priailon or $8.000 was approved in
the House or l‘lcpreseutullVes yester-
day 101' repairs to the Norwoll; Ar-
mory on 11 {av arable report from tho
Legislative Appropriation commit—
tee.
Other Armory appropriations op;
proved were: Hartford $3.,500;
$18,500; Manchester.
575. 000; Norwich, 8:5.0001WIlthnnn-
tic. $6.0001Woterbury, M. 000 and
Dnnielnon. $6 000
, The House also passed 11 bill call;
in: {or $25. 000 for the installation"
‘0: a. sewer and lavatory at the State
Military comp‘ot-Niontic on recom-
mendation’ , of the Appropriation
committee. ‘ , .
Lowndes. Florence Morroll: grnpe
Shirley Greenwood Virginie. Hei-
innnson; lemon: Norma Juno Betti
Juliet. Loekhart; beech. Mary Alice
italics} Margaret. Jennings; lime.
Priscilla. «Prensaer. Bottv Sanger.
Tin soldiers: J iiotino Miilray. Jean
. Warner and Peggy Woodmu d
Japanese. Frances ‘Bcutei. Isabel
Cromer. -Mildred (tremor. Frances
Cucclil.‘ Florin Humility Got-1111.111.
Gladys Klippol. ‘Marjorie Shoul—
bunch. ' . i
. Kate Grocnattvuy. girl. Muriel
Konrnonud boy. Ruth Kt‘zt'l'ns.
.’Columbine. .Margarot Hendrick-
son: Harlequin. Marjorie Kellogg.
America Cherub: Lena Atnllonc.
“Helen Bruce, Jean Clark. Grace Col-
lins. Alicia Cole. Anna. Cotter Bino'
Wimuhelmér. Elizabeth Weeks.
Helen Tilly Norma Moclionn.
Beatrice Lown‘dea. Irene Holland”
Argentine Tango. Miss M. Lorilee
Wold and Mr. Cori Aliletl'oin.
Nymphs. Lone. Avon 08110.8
Cam‘nogll.8Noi'1na. Mo can.
Holland. .
Brownies, Helen Cummings Mil-
I’Irod Qromor. Frances ‘Cucchl, Roy
Go1l1oni.B Betty Ann Reigotti.
Dewdrcpa. 'Mttrgaret Anderson,
Margaret Glut-chino. Natalie elicit-1
Leona,
Irene
ma 8 1([fppohJustino Murray.
Pager Woodward.
Sum-aye. Eleanor Honorlcuu
Marguerite Hendrickson.
land. 1.9.vo Donovan. Dorothy Goin-
or, Hermit“ Mailer. Btu-bore None
Dulce. Mary Alice Bailey. 31111
ordenWood. Virginia Hermon
3, Munro: Jennings, Janet. Lookn
Forenco88Mor1-Qli.1*riociilo‘ I": '
(Shorten L. on..." ;f
'lluli lit '1‘ 80 tomorrow
nonwuriei» Kenna. ‘Ruth Koorns.
Maxim-to. Blimbauflndletln Warner. .‘
.Do‘i-i’a 131»
MEET SUNDAY
" Wm... ‘
‘ 3' Will Meet at Town 11.11
regent. to
ecial ‘
To ,Dis‘cuos Be
Be Mode at
Town Meeting
, Anothrtfi mutter or glint Import;
mice to the people of the Town or
Diil'len It; the Pool“ Tron Point devel-
opulent This beautiful litllu piece
or show from 18 tile only section oi
in the number of the town. and in
popular 11.191111116814111: summer 1111
Ho b‘ulhIng bench. Jt8‘or‘ the until: two
yours the inipiovoment ot the prop-
my has been considered, nud. loot
mar 11 committee. headed by (3.1.
[tuition superintendent 0t Itigllwuye
11nd bridgon. 11118 been busy getting
(into moulding proposed improve-
mental, .
’5 The mutter its another that will
ubnorb attention at the opecini town
ml: Ictlng. which ni'obnbly will In: eull'
ed‘ during; the curly port. of June.
Tho i’c cor 'l‘i'oe l‘olnt committee will
hold 11 thud llli‘tliilg in the Town
culling to
llihctuio the matter.
it in known that the committee
has 11 full plonwdinun up for a. mod.
orn pnvlliiou to tnlto the pluco of the
old wooden buihdiounee which have.
uei'vt-d the residents for many yours
iiili‘sl. Another move will be the pro-
pmtcd filling in of theiogoon at the
rear of the beach. (This 111111 been
listed 1111 11 town 1111111 11 for many years
post. nod to slowly being tilled in.
The process. however. heepa‘lt on
l‘\’t‘l"-]H‘t.i$f‘iit eyesore to ihosurround-
i111: residential section, which is :18
line .1111 tiny. that pure tuxco in the
town.
'iiiiu could be tilled in by pump
«hedging .ind. bunnies. 11w loiiuinu for
the: 11m 11 pinch \nlunblo 1111111. would
cnub‘lc the building of it linvillion
further back than the virulent site.
which would giro more. room on the
bench. The tilt. whieh would op-
nt'oiiilunto 1.1.000 yards. could be
outlined in at 11. cost not to exceed
$6.000. The completed work. would
remove r1 imd condition and glvo’ the
Town ,0: Dmicn it public bathing
bench on it nor with those of healthy
towns
The committee of the Pear Tree
Point matter consists of:
(‘hiulcs P.11umpi’. ehoirin‘nu.
Cloience 1"}. Ilouton. Edward 1': Ash.
icy A.ll.lieuui1mv.l-“‘miiy Louise.
i'iumicr. Hopi-lotto. it. Bennett. Itov.
Jnmoi .l‘. McCuane. 1.0qu Kirk. Jo-
soplt Peternic. .l1it‘1zb'Jolin 1!. sn-
loci». Judge Mail: Kornionfi or. How-
nrrl Stout Minion. to. Cl. 11......
lidtth Wallace, t“ hurleo notes Dunn.’
Thomas McCarthy and ”William
Peooton. . . ‘
t 0' 4
Misc Anna Ctiiin ‘w on llternlly hid-
111111111111 by Dr. and Mrs. H. 13.111111—
eon thin w.eel< M1118 Conn. who is
the, lullhtul “resistant to Stephen
lioyt. town clerk. who returning to
work «tool. when Dr. and Mrs.
Hanson passed her in their our.
They stopped. and began to take
her to work. but neared the Town
Hall and continuing to Stmntord.
took her to the theatre. In answer
‘ to her'nrotcste, the doctor assured
everything '
hor‘thnt'ho 111111 llxod
with the townhnil. and that they
had granted her a 1.1.6.11... for the
afternoon. All it matter or met, the
doctor had not done so but overs»
one at the town hall agrees that
Miss Connie deserving or on litter;
noon arrow in 11 while.
‘ ‘ o e n
Charléa Pultunipf and Fred Il‘oor
have been battling several owning:
this week. The lighting has. all been
over it chess board. however, and as
Mr. Rumpf is said to be the victor.
ho is,looking for new worlds to con-
quer. The. formation of 11 chess
club is being discussed. so that en-
thusiasts ‘ot tho some can meet reg-
uiai‘iv .
e e o . , .
Louie Jefferson. tax collector, 11118
annouuecd'tlint he will llo't'loin any
chess club it it is formed. but is
starting on his on 11 to organize a
lawn croquet aggregation. 8 with
and nearby towns.
! t
The Town Highway Department‘s
gong ct men the working with the
calcium chloride spreader cruelly
road and Hanson road and other
highwnvs in the northwest part of
town.
‘ I I Q
The High School Dramatic club is
to give u. vaudeville program in the
[toxic School/next Tuesday droning.
" I o o, .
The Rev. John W. Morgan has
been invited ,to speak at the cere-
monies attendant to ‘tfllie'decomtion
oi; the graves nt RduoytOn tomorrow
afternoon at 2' :30
t ‘
nil Darle‘n’u water line thut rcnuilnr .
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The opening of the real. home for
New York l'leoconeoes oi! the Methoo
dint Episcopal church. formerly the
Till-own school" for Boy. at Connonvl
dulogwill take place this afternoon
at. 3 o'clock. The building‘heo been
entirely remodeled and the forty
rooms newly i‘urniohod will be open
to the public tor inopection. Cloigy
0.8 the Methodist Episcopal church
will week at the oxercioeo and coin-
inunity singing will be led by 'l'illitjw
thy '1‘. Merwin. v
. HUSBAND CRUISE, ,
. BRIDGEPORT, May 23. «- Mary
inlith Nuriin W110”, Bridgeport,
daughter of the latte Dr. ’i‘liomuu
lI. hioitln, was granted a. decree o!
divorce by Judge Arthur 1" EIII in
Superior court yesterday from Fred-
erick W. Wren, intolerable cruelty
n an alleged.
(Once. Mrs. Wren swore. her hua~
bond unaudited her. breaking a hotel
bed with the fury at his attack. and
rendering her unconscious. . When
she regained her Henson. she said
he hull disappeared, and for day!
after one was pulnt‘ully bruised.
HOIISE TO ACT
0N ZONING BILL
IlAit’i‘F‘OllD. May 23.-Tho House
ct Representatives will take action
on a general zoning bill for the
stole next Week. the bill, which al-
lows towns and cities' of the state
the right to hove zoning ordinances.
having been favorably reported by
the Legislative Cities and Borough:
oonn‘nlttoe y oatcrdoy'n
The bill was sponsored by the
Fairilcld County Planning associa-
tion among other civic organiza-
tions about the ' attire. There are
about ten towns in Foirflold county
that Wont zoning regulations.
Other zoning bills to be noted
upon by the llouue are for authority
(or marten. Sew London. Norwich
and lt‘armington.
the Marsh House at Contentment
Island.
0 .0 Q .
Raymond Hollander of Content-
meiit Island 11118 gone to Florida
where he expects to do some tarpon
tlohlng.
. o o o
The Bridgeport Conch-notion Com-
pany harcoiiiplelod putting In gut~
tors 111111 driveway: in Noroton.
bordering on the Port Road.
0‘ o u
M o. meeting at the Durien Fire
lllcportuiont held in the Fire House
Thursday night. it was decided to
hold the annual carnival this year
11-8 heretofore. P1111111 will be formu-
ioted. and a. (turtle not later.
1'11. Sunday School tenchoist meet~
ing of the Norotou Presbyterian
church will be held Monduy oven-
lug.
o o o
Arthur X. Johnson and Walter A.
Rates are motoring today to Starr's
where they will witness the annual
cinch between the Connecticut Ag,-
gice and New llampeliiro State Col-
lege, nt’baoebtill.
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distributors oi? lumber:
Our‘ Unfixed Asset
JGOOD “WILL 18' the prized onset of every successful 11115
No inventory value can be placed on it and yet it is the
blood of the business. So for, only one u 11y has becn ;,
covered through which it only be obtained and that i
working for it hard and conscientiously-not for one
or for one month, but consistently for many years.
has been our busincus policy for 53 years which may ext ..
our reputation for being known its one of the most depend-
Price io always an object, but
to the point that you want; to assure yourself that the
you are paying is one that enables 11 quality oi! workt
turned out. for you that will give you the assurance that;
finished product will be correct in C\t‘1‘y detail
with us gives you this assurance.
Den
‘ 1111 HATCH & 1111111 c0.
Sheetrook~celotexéflornoil Wall Boards.
Motions Shingles 3111.11.11 for 50 years
TWO PLACES IN
BRISTOL HIT
BY LIGHTNING
BRISTOL. 001111.. May ' 23.715.
sharp electrical storm passed over
on: city Just before 3 A. M. today
111111 lightning bolt: struck in two
places. One entered the factory or
the Bristol Brno: Corporation; omr
the wires. burning out a. tronui’or—~
met and two or the largest motors.
passing into the oil roam setting the
oil tanks on fire. and putting out of
trio service wires. It was noccecary
to also a fire alarm on the whistle;
'l‘ho firemen by use oi? chemicals
controlled the blaze... The monetary
loss was not large. '
Another bolt hit the roof at Wib
lord A. Hunt’s home :1. Washington
street. 1. orostvillc, otovo a. big hole
in the root and passed to the earth
by way o! the chimney.
ago was done.
Out This Outs-It Is Worth Money
Send thin ad' and ten canto 'to
Chicago. Ill.. writing your name one
address clearly. You ‘will receive a
eomolo bottle or FOLEY'S HONEY
AND TAR COMPOUND tor coughs.
colds and hoaroeneeo: also trample
pa Rage of FOLEY PILLS. [diur-
etl stimulant for tho. kidney: and
FOLEY, CATHAR’I‘I‘O TABLETS
for constipation and hilloucncsa
These epondable remedies are ire.
lions or people. Try them! Stillsom
Powell Corp.—-Adv. ' I
commission the telephone and elec!
Little dam. ‘
from 0 late: and have helped mli-'
with
11min!» I
' your! lawn u But.Bolut.Aiw ‘
3(1va Ditiil‘film 1w
4 Piece Suits
From $37.50 11 .
Golf Hose '
Gaps
Sweater:
! Mine «in Muffin
gum; WIII‘
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Schultze’s Saturday Specials
A‘Lamb Legs. :
VPork Roast .
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Wall St. Phone “300 Nomolk
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SOR‘VAIIK and SO. NORWALIS
Genie in and'sce our line.
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8 Sports Goods
. at .
DONNELLY’S
So. Norwalk Westport
The Rilrni'ond family in occhpying
Special Attention '
Given to 8
Bridal Pictures '
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‘ Wedding Groups
IN rut. Bronte 011 11‘ '
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first event
Packard Bight has
been builtwith no
- ”thought in mind save
the quality. comfort
and distinction it was
toptovide in owner.
While“ the distinction
of Packard lines is‘
unchanged the new
Puckett!
come more then ever-
your individual. your
personal car.
diorama,»
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Bightcanbe».
hitch
:MfixagfiOum’go “Duran.
Marmot"
DISTINCTION with
INDiVIDUALI'l'Y
Choose the Color and U holstcry
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When you place
youcorderfcryour'
Packard Eight you
may choose the
color of its finish, and I
you may lelcct the 'up- .
holster-1'.“
Packardwlll eta-"operate
in producing your own
car-Fa car combining
allthograceandbeouty
or g Packard body with
your own good one in
decoration and apt
pointmtentn. .
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