[looking for Some
“ My, Money”
plotters under lock and key, police
in, ,stigatcrs working on the Mary
skim-d kidnapping cuso planned to
isomer today with representatives of
a district attorney's oillce to dis-
,lls prlisentation oi the reported
#200,000‘plot to the county strand
n the. meantime an attorney re-
trial! by tho wile of A. J. Woods.
.e, of the alleged conspirators, on-
, need he Would seek his imnlc-
lttte release on a writ oi: helices
porous. Woods. who is a truck
riverfsnd C. Z. Stevens. automo-
ilo salesman. all have made sign.
hdconfessions of their part in the
ldnapping plot, according to police.
I are being held on suspicion of
‘rtspiracy to commit a. felony.
n the purported confessions the
soners admit that. -under the sti-
' ills of such strong drink as was
, in time to time available to them.
by talked of various “ways of get-
g easy money." A project to kid-
nap the grandchildren of ii. L.
, heny, oil magnate, was under con-
,dqrallon for it while. as were plans
[curry of: and hold for ransom
chic Coognn. i’ola Negri and the
dson of an unnamed retired
bu ,ese man. Finally. the contes-
ting reveal. Mary Pickford was
cited as the roost likely prospect
’, a. profitable kidnapping. ‘
Conferences were held at which it
. _,ttgroed Miss Pickford should be
obliged while on route from her Eloi-
ijfiood studio to her home. that the
upping should be given an up-
c~minute camouflage by bundl-
‘ ‘ Latest“ Wall
' creased fares. Reading. touching n
i ‘ .
Mme.
“M
Street News
Rising prices marked the resump-
tion or stock trading today. Protes-
sionui activities again werein evi-
dence, bringing about. brisk advan-
ccs in several issues or which there , .
is it srnuil floating" supply, Local
traction shares. under the leadership
of Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit, ro-
qundcd to the better Outlooklfor in-
l j t A...
new top price led an upward move-
me t in the rails.
ith an abundant supply of Iunds
available i’or speculative and invest-
ment purposes, buying of seasoned
dividend paying stocks expanded ill
the subsequent dealings. .t the
same time there was no htup in
the demand for the more speculative
issues, many of which. in response to
attractive rumors of dividend and
recapitalization developments, work-
ed into new high ground. The pub-
lic utility group continued to hold
buying interest. General Electric
was bid up almost four points in the
first half hour and Havana Electric.
Electric Power preferred and Amer:
lean and Foreign Power issues were
in demand.
Frank G. Shattuck company shares
rose 3 1-2 points on reports of larger
earnings. St. Paul preferred and
international .lilerctlniilc Murine
were heavy. '
< murmur;
Minor irregularities marked “the
course of tho forenoon trading, but,
on re arts or continued lar ~ ‘il'i - ' -
P St L H ithe temporoivpowcr in ism.
lngs continued to play favorably
upon speculative sentiment. The square.
‘ Ansmne of matchlcss bounty A‘s.
prospects for good summer business Holy year pilgrims in Rome when St.
.
spread before the eyes of thou-Tends of American fend other
Peter's wasillum‘inated for the first time since the {all of
s Thousands of torches provide thcllglrtqfluge crowds “standings ‘ ‘
uneven movement or prices. how-
ever, indicated that buying was or a '
highly selective character. "Profit .
taking caused recessions in Amer-
ican Can. Mack Trucks. Baldwin.
Willys-Overland and some of tho I , ' I
public utility issues, but failed to , ..
halt the general upward movement. ’ ‘ ,V
Absorption of the local traction
stocks continued on a. large scale ' A, ,
and bullish demonstrations took '
place in International Telephone. 0
which jumped 6 1-2 points before
noon. and in the Maxwell, Wool-
wortlg gritligz‘o. :éolrlllner‘cial Solvent: CIOWdS Turned Away
and ' . . sir ul ng ssucs. wr c "
A... 2 to 3 AAA... emu 121...... From Park Avenue
Hurls Milk Bottle
, Thru House Window
iiurry Young's of. 2 Hawkins sve-
nuo reported to the police suturduy
that a young men hull broken a \i'lllv
thW'lll his house with u. mill: bottle.
litr. rulings stated that his son and
another boy were in the house alone
and that the young man tried to
break open the. door. When he could
not. got in he threw lhc milk bottle.
The young man told oilicer Martin
Lengyel that Mr. llawkin's son, and
SEARCHING FOR
GIANTNEGRO
: ASGIRL Kill—ER
Man With “ ,
Long Arms” Said. to
'illlSllally
i
‘t
._ ’i...
.. y.,w!,. ‘
. .
. ‘
1o. 1’. Home. of e Submarine
Signal Corporation. 0 onion. lilacs.
reported to the ufiown police Sutur—
Aday afternoon that the windshield
or his Automobile had been smash-
‘ ‘ only the gate at the Commerce
street railroad crossing.
J. Smith. or 73 Connecticut eve-
nue informed the police last night
that 50 test oi hos‘c had been stolen
ironl his home. . ,
plank Hort oi Melt-use avenue
was arrested. Saturday by Motor-
cycle I’oiicemlln Charles Thorpe for
operating on automobile while un-’
der sgc.
Wesley Hart of the same address.
was “charged, with allowing a. minor
to drive his automobile.
Both were released under bonds
of 3100. Their cases willlconlo up
in the downtown City Court on
Wednesday morning.
Harold Finch of Itidgetield report~
cd ,t the downtown police yesterday
that while he was driving ills auto-
mobile south in Franklin street on-
other car going west on Washington
street struck his car. The car did not
. stop.
“ James. G. Jones, colored, of West-
p’ort reported ,to the pollen yesterday
that while standing in front or the
Colored Club in Water street talking
to a. friend. a colored man struck
him in the lace and knocked him
down. The police made a search for
the man but could not find him.
...............
George I. Rises ‘01 the Clinicii
Garage in Bridgeport reported to the
police Saturday that two Nor-walk
young men had stopped in the gar-
age and that after they left a, new
motor magneto Was missing. The
police are investigating the matter.
Dog Warden William Anderson is
today investigating 9. report that a
dog owned by Mrs. A. Toomi of
Wood street had bitten the daughter
of Alfred Di Ii‘lorlo of 26 Wood
street on the leg.
This Is the Tail
w unvu'm.’ “A.
, , Quality and Service shellld mean a great deal more til
small difference ‘in price. When we buy lulnbor iillil its
duets we pay it lot more for good grades and quality and we
you. quality and service at a reasonable price with a rcaso
profit, established on the cost 01' production and material.
desire a profit, do not disguise that fact at all, live for it and
for it or we could not continue in business, but above all of
we have made the greatest effort of our business career to to
late our‘policies and supply our stock in such shape that we
be able to give you better lumber and miilwork, better so
than those who odor nothing but price.
It is wise economy to buy the best woodwork whether b
lug new or remodeling. Perfection in manufacture and anti
lion in use, out more figure than cost, because they are the
elements of value and because lumber sold on that basis is
sold. Do not think of a house as of so many b rda, but r
as an‘ngency for providing a homo-making and c aractctnbui
environment, a place of contentment and happiness.
.The Hatch 69° Bailey “C
Shcotrock-Ccioles. McNetrs Shingles guaranteed for 50 yours
to Hill SPECIAL P'iiiy.....l§
. TRAIMN TRIP Populist—emcee
WASHINGTON. Julie 1. .. (AP . . ~
Emphasizing the necessity of a' 12 Mal“ Street
qllhtc safely precautions railroad oil- ‘ ‘
iiclals have persuaded President Norwalk 0
h
l'. "
Coolidge to do his train riding in
than share the regular accommoda- . .
lions ivith other passengers." BUY
private train to St. Paul. Minnesota.
where on June. 8 he is to deliver
Centennial. It is probable also that
a special car will housed when Mr. PIES
sachusetts. late in June on his
vacation.
special trains or private cars. rather
"The President will travel in a ,
A. A FRISBIES
Coolidge goes to Swampscott. Maa— ‘
Bootleggers in Row; . LAWN MOWERS GEO '
SOISSORS spacer. A
Brewery Dynamited
“ll'ilig'the act'ess int the ar do lied . . ‘ >
With Shrinelconvenlion billnorscnnd “tended “5 35““ l° " ”in” “ Church Wthh W1“ the other boy had called his names. Have Attacked 0th.
TORONTO. June l.-'l.‘lle l Globe
.
(:‘Qiilntlns 30 as to give the an“, m, , ‘ The mutter in being investigated tur— 0r Tale Of 3 F151‘
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W This might be entitled the "Toll today publishes the following:
g, eluded house until her husband. mew roux. 3mm 1 (Al‘)——~'l‘llrt«‘o HOLD RESTLER slaw 'romt. June imam). A ot_ a Fish." 1 1 - 1 {'A far bag“?! fiOOiIinfrz 21pm JORDAN’S ‘
angles Fairbanks, paid the con- . . ., -. ' , _ -. ‘. Charles H. I arr s, loco glass at ng i‘Oil'i evcntyo or one ,
rainfall!” $300.000- It was While the (Continued from Fags One.) gene-rations M itockcfeiltrs huff . WW incl)“: Mill liltnuwmwt long manufacturer. was entertaining” n and certain brewery interests in The Shop are. Thousand U
chatter of selecting a suitable house ‘. ' _ welcomed the ilcleltnd Di. Holly ., . , _ Mini! 3 B “K SOUS: 101' at ackins low fr tide on fishing trop shroud Rochester resulting in the bombing - g,
‘ ‘still under discussion that police “tum“ mm” at 10'” “1°C“ 5““ Emerson WSW“ “l ”‘9 “a“ °‘ so . ”'0 “We 3‘”? l" 3‘00“” “d lils'new yacht "Ulmtifl" yesterday. of at Rochester brewery in receiving W° Call ‘0‘ and Deliver
buried the trio in the city tail. urdny night. 511° lat" fixed “‘0 time "thrilling adventure." Yesterday he ,, murdering “ third. ‘ .., ' It‘was in the late afternoon when the attention of Ontario and provin- .
_ - ' M 10130 5- m.. Sunday morning. say- , ., . ~ in investigation of the death of Pohert Welnsborwgh steward on cial and Rochester police, The 12 ENG!“ 8b., Norm. .-
, lng she had retired immediately. made his donut 1“ ”1.9 ”“1““ 0" “W ' ' ’ liliesddorcncc Kane,‘who was mun the boat let out a shout at giec- hhmblng ot the building at Reches- ‘ Phone 333
' ‘ Neighbors however ropoyied they Park ovcnuc Baptist Church, which L . dcrl-d brutally last Friday in a. va- t' m“ d 1 til i
' ' A . . . _ . , . , . 1 d er owe c 050 upon 6 as sure
Obltuary had heard louli,.telkins in front of he intends to transtorm into n free ' cant lot. it has developed that with; h{;:*l’i:hli?dullfio}h:dT030123;bill; ot a large curse of Canadian ale and
‘ , . in two months botoreohis crime two , ' ., other liquors which arrived on a
Estelle Hoyt. the morning. worship regardless of creed. ' other girls were attacked by a. no.
gm. 'iwo more wore chased but
. the building about 4130 O'CIOCk in churCh jlvherc all Christians may cried ’ ,
M” °‘ “”“hm 1" i ”m r J St t h H AtAir. “ ”W...
ed‘lnst night at the Bridgeport 111.. Mrs. Parsons summoned n an- pcrs two blocks long were turned 0e e 0 er! Owever, ”"0““ him. _ ' , , itvwae discovered that fut-hard hook- blame the Rochester brewery inter-
Biillitnl She is survived ll hcr hus- ““950 ”Will“. and sounded 1110 away. Police were called upon to W‘ll P b b] B Wk“ ““55. hnnc. lb" otherglrls at- . estg (or their arrest.
”lid and one son Arm? C Hoyt alarm The Japanese hid that lire» handle the crowds. 1 1’0 a .y e tacked were on the weyholnedate 0‘: “:0 “‘9 my; a “5’" “ml“? one ‘ W
n 0 ~ . .
inomaik, The tum—A. germ... viouslv Mr. Parsons had awakened The scrnlon over. it was two Freed J u n e. 10 ~— “i “ism W088 the .lPl- 1“ mil ° ‘ -° 3“”; ‘1 m“ “m “n“? wanxswonm) wen VETS.
, ‘ _ _ . ,. . 1 A ll , t tilled r. b uniortunnte iidt ilsh to swallow his .—
ich will be private. “11le held at him early in the morning to ple— hours before the edifice was cleared. k , . ”1‘30 ll“ “J“ an 3 50 came 3 halted in it. HnRTFORD. June, 1. (AP).
”'" late home on Newtown avenue wire breakfast for the ciubman and John 1). ,liockci’cller was the first Broke Zbysz 0 S Rle ramming the lingers or, . his risht 1 9 . - . ., . . . World War veterans resident in
*2'30 Wednesday afternoon with POIlccmnn King. breakfast over. to congratulate Dr. il‘osdick tor "the ' ‘ hand “w“ m" victim's throat» 0“ TM“) was considerable discussion Connecticut were warned today by
e gm A J'cmmbAAm“ Am“. the butler went back to bed. he sold. eloquent alld moving sermon.” John ST. LOUIS. .lllnu ‘l.-~(Ai‘). The 0‘7 ‘hcs" “"13 ‘5 “l ”‘ “”9“?“ ”“3 “,5 ‘° “1°” “3“ “’ “l“- b‘“ Capt- Major '1‘. J. Bannlgan. regional mau-
' Huh 1' ‘lll 1 Br V~ leaving Parsons and his guest in the l) ilockoioilrr .lr next claimed tho technical cilarce'of “dammit with in- “W” l” 5”“ under " doctors cure. 10°” in ""9 inflict!“ fashion set- user. that June 7 is the limit date .
mariner-la 3‘ be at “6 \clside living room. The firemen believe preachers hand 1.3M“. canto his Boll tent to kill" upon which Jon Slotcll. Jam” Kane. a city “New” Wh°~ tied "“5 “59““ by (“‘4le the hall for application for I‘Cllisml‘v‘miént '3.“ 31".". d It'll: |
A. " that Parsons. holding a lighted ci- \Vlnlhrop, or, Nebraskan heavyweight wrestler. 1“ ‘tho 3‘3“” lljgddllgldwi‘dsefillilillig ‘3’; pounder "“0 W0 8‘1““ parts. and conversion 015 the” “'3’ “5k 1‘" one tho-gum" w?"
garette. may have fallen asleep on John 1)., Jr” asked to comment. was arrested after his match with 0““ ge‘réllvlzlrl ”’3'!“ sister had been A. - suruncc. L”: w "'lid‘Wfi‘a"
the divan, thus starting the fire. Bc— 1-0 mm]; Stanislaus Shyszko Saturday pron. m f Ll iv f in so hssatlils He Slapped He); Facet . .I aim luvs,
side the body was found an uncx- "The situation speaks for “self," ably will be dismissed when the ““S’l‘mil ‘ngvone a] ’fem‘" of the ' ‘ * ’
plodcd revolver cartridge. but its ’l‘l‘lc iiockctclicrs were besieged by hearing it! held June 10. Siiysnko hum”; Shh l?” (:1 nimble m truce
presence there coulci not be uccounb pnrishoners. The elder oil lllukunte “‘i‘m‘m‘l “ml “-“Ii‘i‘l ‘0“ *1 3113‘“ girltlmu‘ ,a,‘ 3m.
cd 1°“ presented new dimes to several stillness. he “7‘5 l" 30°“ 1‘03“!“ ”I? {mm on '. lalwv ‘ tors of in
King. who was questioned at 3 children. ' .Btc‘cher was arrested and released . u“; §“3“;‘_ 0““: den: ”La rd on “1;
hospital, said that he had Just ended Dr. ll‘osdiclt in his sermon gmer- on bond as it precautionary measure. 2:327 as till: concerned one of my downtowq City Court this morning
his patrol duty on upper Sheridan alizcd on the conditions under which the police cspiningd. because it was own sisters" on the Charge of intoxication and
road when an automobile careened he accepted the ”“8me He had “limited “10“th hm" that (“WWW Kano is nclivc in investigation of assault upon nose Borne. alsocol-
toward him. was halted at his side tickled among other things that the was unconscious and that his ribs the ”mm", he built“: refused to 80 ored. ,
and the single occupant. Persons, in- church be made "inclusive" \l‘ilh ' ‘
w
e. , Francisco Salute
”Francisco, iniant son of Mr. and
Frank Saivato, died at the
,e on 3 Henry street, yesterday
",ol‘ning. Funeral services were held
ii‘mornlng. Interment will be at
in Mary‘s Cemetery this afternoon.
W
. , 20 YEARS lib}! COMMUNIST __
Costs Him JuSt $17 BELGRADE, rune , 1 .(AP).——- and m. cmmfl. n. ‘
‘ ' Niche. Pladn. a Communist pub-I U. M- SEIDENBERG 00”
llsiler. has been sentenced ‘to 20 39315:.“ 134th StA‘New You?
years imprisonment. under the sat- - ;
ety of the realm act, for issuing a
subversive newspaper and pumph- ,
Roger Burroll. colored. of Water
street was fined :17 and costs in the
v _l\'nthon E. Peck 10‘s
neral services for Nathan 1:]. ‘
"or. Norwaik civil war veteran
' STRAW HAT
,0 died at the Soldier's Home in
rhino. will be held at 3 o‘clock
tnorrow afternoon from the River-
d' Chapel. Rev. George 13. Temp-
" will oiflciato and burial will be
troduced himsclt and invited the po-
liceman to help him drive home.
King accompanied the broker loithe
lattcr's apartment, where they were
baptism by immersion left optional.
He said he mnrvcllod at the cour-
age of the congregation in embark-
ing with him on a "thrilling adven-
scrvcd breakfast. after which he turez"
. . ., l S l. ..l . . ,
“0“) brokln W “cm“ s scissors oft‘duiy when a superior uttered to The Bai’no woman in court this
hold; Stccllcr said he did not in-
tend to maim or injure his opponent , A
and that he knew when he was ex-
lct him. _
erting the greatest pressure Zbyszko Condition of Wegks
was able to call “enough" to the
'morning said that Burl-ell“ had
.' slapped her when she refused to
talk to him. The arrest was the?
by Patrolman Paul McGrath. "'
» . Passenger
pends REO Oars ‘
Wagons , . ,'
REPAIRING also omnmumsc
All the new brims
fancy bands
Riverside cemetery. referee it his ribs were being cruslu
cd.
is ‘ » 99
said he departed. “We want to say," he explained. 15 Not so GOOd .
H h 1 j t 1 1 ti d PARTSANDAAOC‘ESSORIES
Julia A. Shcchan .9 m “3 ”MW "3 own. “that just one thing is central. ill “ ’ . . . 0
Miss Julie A. Sheehnn, a. nurse. stairs entrance, no related. WM“ 9' Chrlsitrinity—discipleship to Jesus—.- BOSTON. Juno 1 (ASLE—asecro- After a. lingering illness John ‘J », _
formerly lived in Norwalk died man rushed up and ”said the apart. and that anybody who has that Spir- _ tary of War John W. \ no . who Creighton. former employs .01 u“; . I ‘. ‘
lli‘erryrille Conn. The body was ment was 0“ lire. 1“"; went bad" ituel root ought to be welcomed on was operated upon {0? ”mm“! at No‘rwslk Lock co died at bill be ev * “ * .
g‘ht here this morning and fun- entered ”1° 1mm; room and closed equal terms with anybody else in the ' . y . , ‘ ”l” lilassachusetts General Hospital 12 Dover street yesterday otternorgn' ' l M
services were held in St. Mary's the door. he said. Unable 10 Oil“! church of Christ. ‘ ‘ « last week. passed a restless night. He is survived'byl his wife and 0m; AUTO OBILE CO.
hreh. Rev. Thomas 1,. Film ofi it again. he ran to the window. hang- Dr. F‘osdick will nsbunle regular , ‘ his physicians announced today. and son, John Creighton Jr . ‘ ,
liter}. Burial was in St. Mar y! ing to ledge, until his strength gave charge of the pulpit in the m“ 0i. _ his general condition was described . . -__.-__ 34 mgr AYE- _ _ Nonwm ‘
" tery. 'The deceased was head way and ,he fell. ' 1926. In the meantime he will spend ' ‘ as ”not so good. SIX KILLED IN MIiNE SERVICE STATION PHONE 1381
MI" and Mrs. Parsons were mar- a year in travel alid‘study abroad. ' i
. ‘ », ‘ ’ ‘ From the time o! the operation ‘ ‘
e in St. Joseph's hospital in Pat- ,, HIM 10 EXTRA ~ . . -
. . rind in Aususl. 102.. He was 40 . , . _ last Thursday Secretary Weeks had . , -
years old. lie ”emails fie" Cornelius .Woali ‘ , been convalesclng tavernbiy' until BIRMINGHAM' Alabama. June 1 ‘ HERSHFIEJLD
. kin. who resigned as pastor because , . . (AP).——Six white miners were killed M Tr * t ii 0
., . John J. Creighton , . ‘ of his ago“. Dr. ll‘osdlck told the con. ,_,________. ’ lit d that his condition w‘as not on» otor. . 3113130? 3 0n 0.
1121 J. Creighton passed away Thomas MaI'Shall gregation that in calling hlm‘it had Pom” Evans °f Portland. MMM' libel: .mtisl‘actory althoagh there barns. reports to “1° Little 097““ l ’ '....._.._—‘ ' .
day afternoon at his home, 12 0 simply added another member to its started out to celebrate Memorial was said to be nothing alarming in Coal; Companyrowner of the «nine _ . , , , .
‘ street. after a. lingering iil- ‘- W : staffer ministers. . Day and as .8» result landed in the its symptoms . . A ‘ . , harsrggld today_: Deathlis believed LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING .
He ‘3 survwed by m” We and (Continued from Page One.) ”D“ Woeiikln 15 the “MO? min» downtown police station last evcn~ x , ' '. ‘ ’ ‘0 have-been caused by'nn hoodlum, ' D“ s I'V'l -’ BO «
on. John Creighton. Jr., his , later or this church." he said. "1 ing. ‘ . * . -‘ ‘ . ' '- lotion of blselrdamp in an unused ‘ ‘ oily 6, 03: , ,twfln
r.,_ Mrs. Thomas Creighton, Wai‘ [Affluent incapable of pet‘- hope he will consent to remain so ‘ Evans said that he tool: part: in . , :1: _ heading of the mine. which‘the six , . New York and ,Norwslk a
5mm ““3““ and Lllnor forming the duties of his office. and for many years." ' the parade-in Bridgeport Saturday). . . 9‘ ' . men were exploring; There 79"“ “0' . , . f ............-‘_ ..
m9”- and MYS- McAllistor 336‘ to elevate the second in command to , W ' and after-the parade had a. few . "" ' ‘ " ." explosion. ‘ "F ‘ ‘. ‘ \ ' ' .. PADDEDVANSFOfl j
and 03° brother, Gem” the presidency. The suggestion even drinks with some friends and yc‘s- , " ,. , _ ’ . ‘_ , rmmm MOVING ’
J9nw‘:l‘lBL‘;°rhg§adl‘vI;'dg-e 3:: occupied the serious thought at . . ‘ torday, had a. few more, , “ , 4 4 ‘ ~ ' ‘ ‘ 1 _‘_ .
. . , 3 some members or the Wilson Cabi- _ , , , _ " _ Lest'night he landed in the store , ., ' ' ' " . ' ‘ ----* 12 . ‘
all?! at ”MO oclock from the net. But when it .Was broached to, ‘ ; . -_ '» ,-- - or John Morrelll in North Main » ' "‘ '3, 3' 9" 26 Concofl St; Phone 294
home. 1'“ DOV“ like“ and at 9 Vice-President_Marshali he declined . _ street and started to help himself ' , “ ' ‘_ , . . I, ' . .
m5??? bSt'lelry: cillmll' 1111' with characteristic bluntness and . : , to fruit _: When My, Moran object. A5191") 3% 9f ' ' 7 .’ SouthNorwalk
w e n ‘e an 3’ p° n finality to have anything'to do with * A, - :s- . ed Evans used abusive language. ’ ’ ' I z . ‘ » V ‘ '- ' 1 . ‘
, . ‘ , ‘ it. ' . , 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ ~’ ’ ", ‘ Patrolman; Albert“ preset-mag " , ' . , ., , Atuchmmts ‘ ‘ “ L, m YO“»9M°E*
Hamlet new man n he m” 1"“ a ”1mm” ”1“" c " called-lathe scenezand plateaus . - V ' . uue~1.~—’rhe work-oi Withgevory Univers‘alVaeuumt 3°? W239“! Flt-r . Chelsea 305!
$11 “new”: Ml; Harrlgg‘llaelden iromththe htmn of those trying ,, , ' main under fil‘rest,- , ,* v“, . Swirling. the», bury-railroad yards Velma. auridgFtlle'month' . - , ~ 0 : ‘ .
a . . nnr wamar ‘ - . «s. '_ v , . ., I, ~ « . ‘ ,' _ ._
, , men s w en so ro gn _ . , Judge George, H. Vosburgh fined. lensing completed. by]. torce of line: _ , 3"‘01'Ap1‘ll p , , _ .
.Newlfiavonland Hermordmaiiroad ‘ _ ‘ T hé ‘, , _,
JOHN C. CREIGHTON DIES. .
$2.00 to $5.00
'rwo sromas
Norwalk 80. No .
yesterday when the ,,physiciane ,ad- last night in a mine at5Pipsr, Ain't
l
n Wuihem Saturday morn- separated him from a. lasting place ' . ‘ . -. ,, - ~ , , . ‘ , . __ ., . , _ _
'30 o‘clock trom,the late among» the nation'slpresldent's his ,. Miss Ethel Bennett, daughter or 13$...‘éilfégafifl’ffiignmfing?°“no m9“ employed bywthe New York.
1 33 West WWW 3“" fit 9 close associates never suspected it. M“ ““1 Mrs driller 3- Bennett. of ; ,-,_ w " ‘ -
tom St. ”3931"“ church. A From the first to the. list, in his 02- 15 W°°d5id° ‘2‘”va Will become . 7 -‘
requiem mass was sung by finial ac“ and in all his utterances. the bride «Frederick H. Saunders . . ‘ .
1‘" ““1955 celebrant. Rev. he remained devoted go the chief. 0‘ Strawberry hill, WW“ '3“ "3‘
y. deacon and Rev. Joe. “nae.- Whose banner he lied become o‘clock. etsthe South Norwalk Bop-
b-deacon. M the 00m“ the first vice-president since John C. tlst church. 38‘“ Lester T- Mallory To B
3‘ Communist tweenahewlnss o! the - ' -- . A . _ _‘- ‘
numeral-an, ioioon'ipletnd’itl [will , Walkslillec c C, ,
be. possible for'fther rallnoedioturn m “ft .
' .onLth‘e electricitynetweenworwalk .. m 11130, m 3.1"
and Danbury. ‘ . . . ., , . . , , ,
Thellwork of electrifying the, Dan‘-
> burysNorwalk branch. vies commenc-
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entering the-church. 'the choir lh . t , ‘ Will'ofl‘iclate. _ . .
been Kindly Light." At the 3;“? ° “med “mam!“ °‘ The bride will be gowncd in
.A.Mr.. Edwa d on - ~ . ,
NW 1- Solon r (1 Death resulted from a recurrence long Wu. She is to be attended by
white‘canton crepe and will wear a l. '7
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alutsrio e and a t e e n or the heart attack which.hs sut .l'ler two ”tom Miss~Bcntrice Ben- J
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M‘alry's Cemetery. The Indiana. near his father and mother bridesmaids. M" Alfred .Bennett. 1 . . electric trains “mm“‘i” to New
were: James O'Brien. and a foster child. who died recent- brother or thebrlde. will a and the . h L ulli ' ' l l . , ‘ . 0“ l , " ‘ .
Louis ounce and 1y groom as best roam!1 . ;. ,. ithJOB’ldc her; iwas released from - =It hostageen necessary ever since ,
. ' ‘- . Following the We ding ceremony. e :- geport a on Friday after.- ihe‘ else cation or the mainline . ._ . .. A . g. ' "it"??? ‘ _
Interment w“ h" u ngzshfieggfncaf‘e hefl‘lngrmg a. reception to relatives and. friends noon {at (our o'clock and at ”two to go‘ troszanbul-y ,to South Nor? , W » ' .. n “£5.11”
“31‘: (m he had. tug (mama “,0 wiilbe held at the, home :0: the o'clock Saturday morning was ageinwalk by steam" intomouve. chasm», .‘ 1pm,, ' A k' ,. firm ‘.'
g ‘r lat! med t:18 out 6 mild“ “pen“, , _ 5. . _ .in the downtown police, station. . . ling there to electric locomotives; ' ; . . . I 1‘“ ,
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i“ ”an?“ pillaging; ”“34“qu . :Thebridewns itermerly employed burgh sentenced him to 30 dorsgin Red, Menmanging
chm and“ 3'“, a" in, ligame- in the Webbing and Edging ‘tgom- .the srmgepon gallon the Alum-lo: , '.‘,Poh|ma‘n])mner
once W Q . q 1‘! up ng ponytgndfitlzehmogt was formerly breach or the peace "“1 n M him wilrmeetinsiotdhocommittee in”.
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