11.111011- Sentenced :T'Mdrder of Henry . .ng Last Thanks- ‘ I a Day EPORT. May 28-Co.rl Stamford was sentenced to teen tor from five to ten Judge Edwin Dlokenson in g Superior court yesterday . Alter less than an 1 eliberation. 1:. Jury returned it against Wilson finding . if? y of. 111anslaughter for the 511 Henry Redd in Stamford kszlvlnz day. Diekohson. before passing mmented that the Jury‘s a lust one and by it ally found Wilson was in ‘ u.ity of perjury. he hav— 1 e1 denial of the charges in: while on the stand. A 'Wllson's first trial was dis- unable to disagree. ‘ Townes and Hlmprlsoned for ,as material witnesses ‘ilson. cavorted in high 11 they were released yes- ter the jury’s report. Elijah several FORD, May 28 (AP).- Trumhuil has appointed eeting of the national con- 1 social work at Denier, e 10 to 17. department of poles and institutions; Miss DeF. Pcnnlman of Middle- periniendent 01’ Long" use word S. Boyd of Meriden. ndent of the Connecticut 1' Boys; the Rev. Matthew Hartford of the diocesan of Social Work; Judge ~I. Day oi? Hartford. Clar- g of Bridgeport. executive or Waterbury Associated ; Frederick M. Adler of en. director of the Connec- forrnatory; Mrs. Percy '1‘. 1 New Haven. president of ectlcui: Child Welfare asso- Charles E. Dow of Hart- imissioncr of the State Bu- Child Welfare: Charles P. secretary of the state de- onPublic Welfare. 1 s11 Experts J ike Packard Cars :' 1: (11 Six and Eight cars, now . with chassis lubrication ' ndl motor oil rcctliiers. have much favorable comment zlish motor experts. word at. the Packard Motor Car . factory indicates. Custom in London for mo- speris of the newspapers to cars as they are introduced bile and give their impres- ‘their papers. The now [have just made their sp- in England and have been as the customary newspa- ose who appreciate what a d awkward job the lubrica- ‘Chassis is. "wrote H. Mas- t in the London Morning to mere fact that. you can isht-cyllnder-ln-line engino .1 d.car while you are ac- iving perhaps suggests even Motion or the luxurious 11:1- ." he motoring offered by this % than does the more men- number of the cylinders this further on one of ... lzhts Mr. Bulst wrote: presslon given‘ me by its hoe is that this is the tin- yet issued by the Pack- y.’ and to express higher a Transttlantic metpr arcely possible. Undoubted- urious motoring. the eight ln-llne engine is a type e much more in evidence ext few years" inn abundance of properly ‘11"‘homes. governments like. be well managed.—-Boston tile flivver. don‘t cry: on ‘airplano by and by.— \Ga‘zette. ‘ ‘u‘ of Kentucky Miss Ritchie Stevenson, student in the school of My; ,. 1 . University of Kentucky. has just been crowned champion militia I“ One of the cows she milked in making :1 record when: Cocotbe'e Mate Less. prise Jersey, shown here. The Jersey is averaging 51 pounds of milk a day now in a new championship o p... 1 Coolidge Chldes I ' ‘ ‘ 11111111110111). Benton Woman M May 2!.——Hirsn1 ;. 3111.111»... United States senator i'rom 1" Connecticut. is ~silencer tor 11 New President Coolidsc tale. "A woman of considerable prev once.” senator Binxhem told a liateu wide gathering at real estate men ception and was presented to here. "'aotended aJVhitd‘ House re- the President. " ‘I am from Boston.’ said the wo- man in 11. tone that indicated she pos- sessed something highly to be de- sired. “ ‘You will never set over it.‘ the President replied. laconlcaly. "Eventually the story began to ‘ work out over Washington and a friend or the President spoke to him about. it. . "The President's reply again nos ' . laconic 8 Foreign To Win Awards NEW HAVEN. May 28.———(AP). Eight foreign students. including one each from Russia. and England. two from China. and tour from Can- ada. are among the 127 students who have been awarded fellowships and scholarships amounting to $50.- 000 for graduate study at Yale Unl- versiiy next year. The others rep- resent 32 states. the District of Col- umbia. and the territory of Hawaii. The 127 students receiving these awards hold degreds from 8 univer- sities and colleges and will centinuo their study in 23 fields. English hav- ing the largest number of students. 25. The students from foreign coun- tries and Canada. who have rcccivnd awards are: Ping-Teens Chou. B. A. St. John's University. 1921, M. A. Princeton University 1924. of h‘uki- on. China. and listen Ding Fons. 15. S. New York University 1924. of Ninapo. China. who have been awarded Sterling scholarships to study social and political science; Vsevolod Nikolaevich Fedoroff. P. A. Yale University 1924. of Moscow. Russia. who will study mining and metallurgy on :1. Sterling scholar- ship: Marie Goyer. B. A; Leeds Uni- versity 1920. M. A. 1921. of Keish- ley. York. England. who will study physics on 11. Susan Rhoda Cutler fellowship: Luville Taylor Stead- man. Acadia University. class of 1925. of Kentvllle. N. 8.. Canada. who will study physics on a Univer- sity fellowship: and Thomas William Cook. Acadia University. of 1025. of Murray River. Prince Edward Is- land. Canada: Joseph Harris Dexter. B. A. Avadia University. 1924. of Brooklyn. N. 8.. Canada. and Carl Tolmun. B. A. University of British Columbia 1921. of Vancouver. 13.0.. Canada. who have been awarded Sterling scholarships to study phil- osophy and psychology. physics and geology. respcutlv‘cl) Members of the present. senior class in Yale College and the Sher- field Scientific School whose names appear on the list are: Elmer Theo- dore Levine, New Haven: William Students, Amo11g 127 at Yale Univer: pity Bunnell ‘Norton. Mount Him-men. Mass. Edward Harold" F1 magnet; West. New York city. l'tobort George Wiesc. Mcridcn. Francis Hag“ Squire. Westfleid. Maser. . Loni. Schrelbcr. Venice. California; Theo. 'dore Harold Rider. Washln: tomb. C., Paul John Pent Malian. 1 erlden, Theodore Ephraim Kihlgron'. West Hartford. and Charles Rob: pt Max- ton Tuttlei Rocknwuy. N. 11.3 Teachers May Weill, N. Y. Oflici‘ali Says ALBANY. N. Y. May 19. -- Dr. Frank P. Gnrves. State Co mmisslon. er of education. handed d1 two a dc- school teacher may marry" and still hold her position in the rahool. Dr. Groves directed thc 1. reinstate- ment of Mrs. Emmn \chCollom Thomas. Albany teacher. ‘ dismissed lust Fall by gthe local board of Education when. it was dis-‘- clsion yesterday. declarinx to woman who was ‘ covered she had been s1 icretly mar. ‘ “ 'She never “7112110 saith? (“‘Gsnzsters Bent Many In Non-union Fight were injured and a score or women treated for shock nodhysterio early yesterday afternoon when seven scientist's. usinx lead pips. raided three non-111nm Muskie!" shops in Eighth avenue. Police. entering arrested five of the alleged assonlu ants. Police reserves were called out. to regulate the huge crowds which iurther blocked the dense noon-day throne in the heart of tho citi"s cloak and suit district. The lley’ 11 Worst Pun. cateuen wives." Wives of this i no need not be surprised it the ,worst 1 overtakes them. ‘ W . best results. Anticipating Decoration my .Needs Contact! Vases 3 for 25¢ Metal and Wooden Flower new $1 25 1!? Paper Plates 80, 9c, 1011 dos. Lily Paper Cups bile 10111100 Lawn Mowers ' $10.30 up Ice Cream Plates lie dos. Gross Catchers ‘ $1.85up ..“Children's Gordon Sets 251: up Flower Pots . 150 up Sickle! 690 up Toy Lawn Mowers . 75° . We: Pepe:- 100, 250. 1100 Paper Rapture ' 40 for 100 Scrv-a-Dlsh Trays 10 for 26¢ Thornton Jugs $3.75 up \‘sclum Bottles 9811 up ' Watering Pots 350 up :331w'W “m“ ricd. Get. Your Cimuinuqus Season Tickets Here hunch Baskets with covers 8911 up South ‘ Norwallr, Conn. o *0 '30:“ :~:~:~:~2~3 wh’wvdwww ms ’9 ’3! or»: O oooooo 990”.”0’2 ”’«fpo’ : : .0 00¢ SPECIAL FROM OUR KITCHEN RoastedeptdStuffedChickens........................ $1.35 RoastedliegsofLamb..1..................... BakedBcia‘ns 15c PotatoSzalad 15c ........34clb. O LAWN MOWERS GROUND 80188038 SHARPENEDII SAWS TILED AND SET JORDAN’S The Shop of a Thoasuud Utilities We Call for and Deliver 12 River St... Norwalk Phone 363 1 O O. 6 O O O. O O O. O O Underwood " Typewriters Office Portable Also Agents For Remington & Corona We carry a full line of ‘ REBUILT MACHINES DONNELLY’S So. 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