Abraham Merrill of Greenwich
as arrested by the State police on
turday on a charge at driving
hilc under the influence of intoxi-
Iting IIqUor. lie was released un-
r bonds of 3:00 to appear before
dge John 1!. Scilcck.
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The six-room bungalow on
porty of Mrs. Helen Matt is now
mploted. It Is to be occupied by
rs. Betsy Ann Soelcy and Mrs. M.
ckcr, who fornterly residell in tho
y'lor blot-.k Mrs. Set-Icy. who is
rs. I’rutt' s aunt, Is now 83 years-0f
, 0. She is the widow of :1 soldier
he fell during the Civil War. Mrs.
Ucker will move in to the bungalow
Il Tuesday.
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Mrs.’l‘hon1a.~1 O'Connor has re-
'1t'ned from llaino‘s Falls. in the
.atskills. in order to nurse her
other, who Is ill.
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(In .luly 4 the \l‘ec liurn Club will
ovo into its (lub- house on the new
'1 ks. A farewell dance will he held
”the I
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"iii (IF CIVIL WAR IIIiIll .
IS TO MOVE INTO NIFIV IIOMF
I' ee Burn Golf Club to Move to Clubhouse on
New Links July 4—Graduation Exercises
0f Junior High Wednesday Evening ,
at the club on the Post road on July
3.
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The State championship tennls
tournament begins at the New CI.-
naan Country Club today. The
matches will be for (our State titles:
The women's singles. women's dou-
bles, Junior singles and mixed dou-
bios.
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l-Idward Holuhnn has left for a six
11 eeks' course at the Aberdeen Prov-
ing Grounds in Maryland. where
Army ordnance tests are made. He
Is a number of lllt: Yule R. 0. T C.
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The Young Men's Club of the Nor-
oton church meets tonight.
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The Masons of Dnrlen will meet
tomorrow night. in the lloyle school.
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The graduation exercises of the
Junior High will be held In the
toyle school on Wednesday night.
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The ladies of the Congregational
t‘hurrh hold their fair on Thursday
evening.
JAIL AFTER
12 YEARS 1'01
BANK 10011111:
01111 'de Kay’s Long
' Flight \Through
E u re p e Ends in
‘ 1. Providence
PROVIDENCC It. 1.. June L":
P)—John \\'csle1‘ lie Kay. ilnan-
er. gun runner and playwiight
as back here today to answer a
., derail indictment for bank looting
,‘ ier eiutlim: justice for .12 years.
1'1 He was brought from London
tertlay .by a. department of jus-
ee agent. In 1913 indictments were
Iptprncd 11...:1l11st. him and four oth-
for tnisnppiying $209,000 of the
funct Atlantic National llnnk
Two of the. four have since
rved penitentiary sentences.
. After fleeing Ilo Kay 11.15 first
I‘ eul‘d‘ I1't1m as a tlt-ichtlunt In :t stilt
III; London in it)“ thr'ough which a
31mm of jewelers tried to recover
III‘ 000 for gems bought 011 credit.
,1, is secretary. a Miss Elliott testi-
II“ that most of his money had
1 en spent entertainim, Mme. Bern-
i‘» ardt who was [hit] playgln in De
1. ays ':Jud1s. "
In the some 1e 11 the l‘teneh gov-
‘11inent unsuccessfully sought his
"tradition on a charge of the llel-
' tan government. that he had eb-
Incti 315.000 francs under false
etensp, when he sold to Belgium
fies bought in Spain and paid for
Mexico.
. 1 Aftet he took refuge I11 Switzer-
-tnd the t'nited States failed in
I'IIEO to extrudito him on the bank
litre (barge. .\t Lausannc he
untered with sensational charges
ainst Samuel l,’ntermyer and Will
. Hays in the Mesopotamian oil
elds controversy and argued that
no reason for the extradition pro-
edings was his publication of n
eifist book during the war.
Scotland Yard nabl'ed him when
returned to London early last
'car. He fou':ht for :1 year to pre-
‘-:'.nt extradition to the United
dates.
An autobiography by De. Kay
redits him with having published
a string of nous papers near Chi-
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II A daughter. Elizabeth De Kay. 19
:I-mrs old. returned with him ftom
ondon. Another daushtm, Jeanne.
I nlshed strangely from Hull House
I'hlca in 1919
1 'obbed Haired Bandit
Caught' 1n Hold-up
CHICAGO. June 22. ——- (AP). A
..bbed haired girl. arncsted late last
Iight In the act of holding 11p a
'axieab driver. confessed that she
'18 the mysterious girl robber who
ithin a. week had engineered five
milur holdups. '
She revealed that the “gun" with
‘II'hIch she threatened the driver’s
e in each robber} 11 as a toy pistol.
'1 needed money awtully bad."
3' the explanation given by the
. I; who‘ gave her age as 19. Police
. id she was attractively dressed and
ght have passed as 11 high school
I unit.
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I'l'erdy Knowledge of Their Law.
(Waterbury American.)
The Carnegie Library at Chatta-
ooga. pnnounces that the dust of
gee on Its large collection of! evolu-
on volumes has been rudely dis-
rbed and that every volume is in
ulatlon. oak stores, likewise,
ort asheavy demand for literature
in the subject.
.I—Advertise in the Sentinel for
he best results.
, -f’Snturday Special
COFFEE RINGS ;
CHEESE CAKES
IELECTRIK MAID
, BAKE SHOP
'flAHAOnHO BLOCK
So. Norwalk
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FASHION
News Notes
lly AILEIJN LAMONT
Special Correspondcnt
01 The Evening Sentinel
(Copyright, 19.5)
NEW \Ulttv', Juno :32.-—-Naming
the colors of stockings nowadays is
iikc the report of the Chinese .in-
terprcter who after a 12-minute
conversation announced, his fellow
countryman id "yes." The newer
named shades usually mean "flesh"
although they range from cream to
brown. Among them are Creole. Ar-
gent. Sunburn, l’cchc. Aurore, Sul~
iauc. 'I‘aurcsouc. Venus. Sahara,
Gravel, (funnel and Tan llurk. Eng-
lish Women are buying huge uunn»
titles in anticipation that the :13 1-3
per cent. duty will so into effect in
linghtnd July I.
Hulls tor'bniooth Necks
Sir Walter Raleigh would feel on-
tirciy at homo in one o! the new
neckpicccs. For they are exact du-
plicates of the rul‘i‘s he used to wear
except that. they are made of row
on row of short ostrich plumes.
These are mounted on a silk band
which is fastened with ribbon loops
of the same tone as the plumes.
’l‘he Misplaced Apron
Many a housewife has misplaced
an apron but nowadays aprons are
designedly placed on the most un-
expected portions of the attire.
Many women are wearing them in
the back where they resemble noth-l
in; so much as a little shoulder
cape which has slipped down. In
fact the only difference between the
new capes and api'ons lies in whe-
ther they are fastened at the shoul-
ders or the waist.
hung-m- in [luck
Fullness has not only moved
around to the backs of the dresses
but length has been gained there
also. The skirts of the frocks Just
imported front Europe have a dis.
tinct flare andvswing at the sides
and back and are far longer at
those points than in front. One
such model has a front or embroid-
ered rose crepe while the back and
sides are of black satin.
SENTENCED TO
HANG, 01138 or
STAB wouns
Chicago Prisoner, for
W h 'o in Thousands
Signed Petitions, Is
Killed By Jill! Pal
CHICAGO. June 2:! (AP).—Ber-
hard Grant, under sentence to be
hanged August 14. and in whose
behalf thousands of persons had
‘signed petitions asking clemency.
died today. the result of stab
wounds indicted by his fellow prls~
oner, Walter Krauser. once senten-
ced to hang with Grant for the
same' murder.
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. ‘areninl ud1ice is all that Margaret Anderson. pretty Boston
girl. gets when she graduates. Her father, William F. Anderson,
\Icthodiut
1;,1 June ‘Vcslegan uniiersiiy on the «list anniversary of his own
redesign I rent the Sam‘s. :e|.ool. He also was the commencement
speaker when she I graduated {tcm preparatory school.
bishop of Boston, dcli1crcd her commencement address '
tidal bit IneCeuId lot quIei-y sIdientlt
day.
By the purchase of a few hundred
doiltll‘l worth 01' tools and some
slight increases to compensation an
automobile repair sliop- has been
established at. the Halifax street sta-
tion. First class mechanics were
available from the ranks of tho de-
partment and the work does not in
mediate availability for service. All
city motor equipment is repaired at
this shop, with a considerable sur-
lug.
Bonded Indebtedness of l'eters-
burg:
Total bonded indebted-
ness ........ 3 3,904,000.00
Singing fund associa-
tion ......... . illih.906.l:i
Net bonded mocha-Ia.
ness ...... 2,993,093.87
Water bonds M u Incl!
supporting utility
which the city ls
ontltlod to deduct
for when borrowing
Net. permanent indebt-
edness .... 2,520,099,111
01er 82 .000, 900 of
debt was (routed since fills.
'I‘ho umiuul sinking fund In about
340 000 00 and annual interest 1::
$175 000 00 ~
I note photographs of six perma-
nent hp'grounds with u. swimming
peoi ilt'Il. l-' out i.1ri;t.pubii
parks with a total of 600 acres-.1111:-
475,000.00
of these of 564 tit-tea. A public
cemetery were 25,000 Confederate
dead the buried. A eltv home
where unfortunates have the ptope1
environment—mtdical uttbntion that
they may be fitted to again ii1o in-
dependently.
This report Is of nearly one hun-
dlnctltpages well illustrated and
quite complete with diagranm.
tables etc. i. wish (11111 y taxpaur
and city offielul In Notwalk could
read It. I commend It [111‘ thought
and study.
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RASMUSSEN IS
PLEASED WITH
- AMUNDSEN TRIP
liv JAMES CONNI'JLI.. lst District.
How One City at 30, 000 Is Managed
Danish Explorer Says
Planes Have Proved
l have tetore 11111 the annual re-
port of the City: of l‘etersburg. \‘ir-
ginla. :1 city oi 30,1100 population.
according to 19:30 1-1111"t:.~'. and whose
government is under the council-
managcr plan.
Auto engineer and inspector.
8 auto engineers.
:i captains.
32 privates.
tolh-wlng the apparatus.
'celnbinatlou.
i Lippaid Sta-111111 supply car.
locul street department is present-
lug Its buduet to the lionrtl of I'Is-
timate asked for 317.900.00 for ex-
pense of refuse collection. In I'et-
ersburg ashes and garbage are kept
separate. Asher.- are used tor street.
and sidewalk preparation (the city
builds sidewalks and gutters. nbbut-
reset vc (second size).
reserve (third size).
1 Metropolitan steamer
(second size).
sons on the police force.
been reduced to
lug assignments:
I t‘hlef ot ih‘tet‘ii1cs.
“ l‘utrol Sergeants.
This has day, Sundays.
35 with the follow-
period.
'l'ho city is now pl‘tnltli‘ d with the
1 “male in l..1. l111ncc steamct in
1 American in l-‘tance steamer in
in reserv 1':
”m; ,,,.,,,,,.r,,. hal‘itiz-z‘ one—third) and Apparatus and physical drill is
garbage is burned at. the iucIncr- carried on daily at. each of the
ator. houses of the depertxnet1ts. except
In June 1931 there “'prp {,5 por- on Saturday. which Is inspection
and days on which a
fire occurs at or prior to the drill
The hours of duty 11 ere re-
organized so as to give each mem~
her of the department every fourth
Worth in Pole Ex-
plorations
Knutl ltusmusstn. the
The summarized l1111|;,1-t tor l9‘.‘:l'- t‘.o ‘\'o. 1—1 heagrau: triple 10111- tic e'xploter, (amounting “PU" ”WI
,
l924 shows expenditures of $856,- Intuition-1000 1:111. pamper. A111n111lsen-Llls1vottlt “WWII“ to
Mill: ot‘-whieh $.‘1l.lil.tttl was for t .r\111et'lt‘:m la France aerial "'8‘“ Ih" North PM“ by ah. Sill“
that from a selentith'
water department and from which truck-i’orduon tractor. "ililiilllolill ll
$75,000.00 was rew-iied for water I Scum'aic ‘servlt'o truck. I” of 110 u"‘-““‘l"("n“° ”ii“ a‘llliliidflffifl
service. The t,11:~'t ot‘ the police and I t'o.1\‘o.::~ \merlcan La France ”"1"?“ "01"tu "'th ”I" 1'0“" .
tire depurttnewtu 11 ere practically triple combhnltion-1000 gnl.pun1p- I‘ lillf'tvlnz; ‘bcen 5“ (‘19-'10 “to ”11:1
,ihe same. and approximately 870,- ct‘ 0" 31' iii-”Illumi’ll iiillil- Amund-
tititLtItI eat-l1. Other items of Intcr- l the passenger liodgo car—ser- son has proved that “I” “m” “‘1"
est: I-ldueation “unbound; ltecreu- \ine of ehiot. " "om“ ‘0 “3‘“ "“‘l'kiilfl‘ I” Wm" "i"
tion and Welfare MTJIIIUJHI; Health Co. No. :t.-—‘I Amcrienn I.tt]1‘rnnee searches. ”I“ In“ that '1‘“ left
539.000.1111; Markets 33.000.1111; lio- triple combination-1000 gal. pump- bmmmmr'" "‘ “" "I'II‘II‘IW‘ “n“ ""4
fuse Illfilioxttl $1720.00. The last or. turned from "0“" ”W 1019 I“ “1“":
item In of particular interest as the l Iirockwuy hoso and chemical name. “‘ill' I“ ”10 point of real im-
portance. There is every
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I St'rgcunt l‘oiit'cwoman.
I Detectives,
Operators. .
‘.' Putl'ol II.)l'I\’i'l'.‘-'.
I l’ollttcwolnan (colored).
This report shows that the pet'-
sonnel of the l'eterst urg force is of
a. high order and much is expected
rams no Amnssottiss
HAYDEN
' of It. 1
The fire department personnel
has been reduced front 51 to to AUTOMOBILE CO. I'
men, assigned as follows: 34 WEST AVE NORWALR ' I
Cltlef engineer.
Assistant chief engineer.
5 Traffic Oll‘lccl's. speed POSSGDEOI
18 l’atrolmcn.
3 Station Keepers and Swliyh- wagons cm
' REPAIRING AN" OVEIKIIAUIJNG
sanths srsrton PHONE 13st
any degree interfere with their im-~
this bonded
. 5.1.5.1.... ;.
New SportsCoat
1
\iany fall. coats have belts,
indicating a return of the waist-
line. This coat is of Scotch
tweed in a reverse block design,
in shades of green, tan and yel-
low with collar of Japanese on.
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place near the Pole made it possible
t'ot him to make a series of obhcrva-
(IUI’I'INIlAul'iN. June 2'.‘ (.il'l.-—-I
Danish ire-I
reason io‘
believe that his tom; sojourn at one]
llItillF.
On the 11 hole 1 am of opinion that
his flight will have a revolutionuty
1"11f11't on the methods used in t'uttne
I“'r\l(IIL Ii‘Si'Hltllt‘N. tine emulurlon to
be d1n11 11 is that more. than one air-
plane must be used to insure HUL‘L’l‘bh
of a polar aotlill 11p: dltion
Liberty Square
Garage
201 East Washington St.
E. Norwalk Tel. 3343
Repairing
On All Cars.
Genuine Sales
Parts Ford Service
Tires, Accessories. ' Tubes
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may?
GOODS
10-12 80. MAIN RT.
on». ”ours I to Guy-dammit)? s to 1
AMUNSIE 135's;
so.‘ uoswuélt
lllllliucry
The,
find
CIII'O
going alone profitably
of
in the end.
for over 50 years.
1111 HATCH & BAILEY co.
Sheetroek-t‘cz': ("eldex insulating lumber.
Illt'Ntlll's Shingles gunr
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their requirements.
111 wall boards.
retail lumber dealer who has gained the coufidcucd
steady patronage of the local lumber buyers has
more to his business methods than clever salesmanship.
It'lover Bt1l1-3111at1ship has landed many a Iirst order but
it ,takes ntorc titan “first orders" to kccp'a business. ..
The retailer who holds his cits-Ii
tomcrs your afier1 year does it bv taking uniformly good
liy giving iltem prompt
service on the kinds of lumber they want, with a good
measure of fair treatment. and square dealing thrown in.
Short cuts of economy to home. ownership by means 0C
buying poor lumber and millwork, arthnever satisfactory
Iinow us and our service, we've been here
.‘med for 50 years
Frank J acoby
' The House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes ,4
So. Norwalk\
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Stop the [)3th :-
hawk: iiimli:sd!6ch: I
gin. sciatica, u-
ache, toothache, rhu-
matism or any at“
DR.MILES'
Pain
willnlieveycu
within-Hr.
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on account of chsn
front on the South
sale.
quire of The Tayldr 85
walk, Conn.
FOR SALE
Trust Company ‘Building, the:
clock now on the present front:
will be removedr and is for’
Parties interested in:
I ' II’JID.
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orwelltu' ‘ ‘
Golden
00., phone 1230, South Nor-'- - ‘
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We sell the
Leonard
CLEANABL‘E.
Refrigerator
“LEG MM Dish"
Call sndinspect our stock
Alexander I
80188088 SHARPENED
SAWS FILED AND SET
JORDAN ’S
We Call for and Deliver
12 River St. Norwslk
q» Phone 363
LAWN MOWERS GROUND
The shop of I Thousand Utilities
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,An Exhibition of
GOSSARDI CORSETS
A Gossard Corset Makes Your Personal
Appearance Right
Mrs. E. V. Carleton, the well known Corset Hygien-
ist and Gossard representative, will be in our
Corset Department on the 24,25 and 26th, Wéd—
nesday, Thursday and Friday, of this week. ‘
You are cordially invited toItake advantage of her
expert advice and fitting.
J. 1. MALLETTE .
as WASHINGTON STREET:
Panels in Fairfield Gounty,m
‘T'YIP. SERVICE-
226 STRATFORD AVE;
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For Rates Apply,
It' is interesting to note that the BRIDGEPORT POSTER ADVERTISING CO. have 3, 500 Poster
many 0]. which are in the vicinity of NORWALK. THEY ARE AT
’ihe Bridgeport Poster Advertising Co., Inc.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
'\ John F. Murphy, Presideitt.
PHONE BARNUM 653
Norwalk Chronicler