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ATKURSDA‘Y, AUGUST 327, 1925." ‘
THE EVENING summon—so NonALK. CONN.
President's W
SWAMPSCO'P'F. Muss. Aug. 37.!”
Gay midnight parties by inshionable
young.r debuiautcs of the North
Shore's exclusive society and ma-
rine otlicers or the guard sent here
to protect President Coolidge dur-
ing his stay at. White Court are cx-.
pectcd to lead to an investigation
by Marine headquarters at Wash-
ington.
Charges of gay parties alleged to
have been held in tho mnrine'hcnd-
quarters at Gnlloups 1'oh‘, ncur
White Court, are ready to be pro-
terrod by guardsincn who have risen
to the support of their two fellow
privates round asleep on duty at
midnight at the Summer White
House.
One or the sleeping
charges that he was kept on
at White Court and the nearby
marine camp three days without
rest. The marines do four hours at
White Court, guarding the ap-
proaches and are allowed two hours
respite. This marine claims he was
kept on duty most of the preceding
night as a waiter supplying food and
beverages to marine ofiicers and
their social visitors in a lively party
at Galloup's Point.
lie and other marines claim they
Were compelled by their superiors
to take down the covers of their pup
tents and make an arch through
which the women vistors could on-
ter the omcers quarters without de-
tection.
Since Naval Lieutenant J. E.
Wright of the Presidential yacht
Mayflower made a. midnight descent
upon White Court and found two
guardsmen asleep a. feud has sprung
up between the men and their oili-
ccrs. The men assert they have bet-n
provided with poorly cooked food of
inferior quality and that they have
been left. to shift for themselves
without orders from their superiors
who. they charge ha\e been indulg—
ing in midnight soitecs.
The forty marines sent here his
special guntd for the President were
represented as veterans selected be-
cause of. their valor overseas und
their experience at foreign embas-
sies. The marines say that as a mat—
ter of fact most of them or rookies
and that they have been taught lit-
tle by their superiors.
. The two sleeping marines have
been ordered for summary court
marines
'martial. Their buddies say they will
ask for an investigation by Wash-
ington oi? the entire outfit here.
Bridgeport Girl Makes
. New Swimming Record
WATERBURY, Aug. 27.—-(AI')
Miss Anna. Baum of Ili‘itlg‘l‘pm‘t.
broke the world's record for the {:0-
ynrd breast stroke swim at. the
Crosby high school aquatic meet
here last night. Miss Baum's time
was 39 and 2-5 seconds, compared
to that of the former time. 40 Sec—
onds.
BOY DIlO\VNS. ~
WATERBURY, Aug. 27 (AP).-—-—
Playing onaplank bridging part of
Mad River. Clayton Bart, nine-year-
old son of Mr. and ,Mrs. William
Hart. of 663 South Main street, lost
his balance and was drowned in the
deep water near the dam in the rear
_ of Steele & Johnson Manufacturing
Company about noon yesterday.
THIS IS TERRIBLE.
TOKYO, Japan, Aug. 27.—.Whou
police caught an underworld their.
88 years old, making away with
seine loot. he stopped short and said:
"This‘is terrible at my ago. I'll prob.
ably die in prison." The old man was
‘ released.
ONLY 75 DOWN
puts a
VULCAN
HOT WATER HEATER
in
YOUR HOME
Balance Small Monthly Payments
Colin. Light &
Power Co.-
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Piggly Wiggly
. —-at-—
POPULAR PRICES
12 Main Street
Not-walk Conn
16 No. Main St.
South Norwalk
. Phone 256
Mme. Jeannette
Ladiies Specialty Shop
56 South Main Street
South Norwalk ,
dutYn
Tile Court Guard
Tells 0% Gay Mic
night Parties
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Bans “Charleston”
If Building Sways
HOBOKEN. N. J.. Aug. 27,—-
(AP) Aconditional bann ‘was
placed yesterday by Director of
Public Safety McNeely upon the
Charleston. newest flapper dance.
In orders to the police he in-
‘structed them to stop the dance
in any hall ‘where its portrayal
brought about a noticeable vi-
bration ot the building.
'1jhe action was based on the
report 01! a policeman stationed
in a. Grand street dance hall
Tuesday night. ‘Ho said the cm
vorting of the Charlestonians
made the building sway menses
ingly.
ACTRESS BoBs
HAlR; SHE FELT
conspicuous
E t h e l Barrymore,
Whose Tressesv Have
Enriched Many
Roles, Has Shingle
Nl-ZW YORK. Aug. 27 (AP).—
ldihol Barrymore, whose long tresscs
have contributed greatly to her fame
as an actress. returned from London
on the ()lympldycstordny with a
shingle bob. She answered surpris-
ed questions by saying:
“I (lid it because I felt too con.
Npit‘liuus in London theaters with it
long."
She did not comment on the [not
that some ol‘ her most famous rolt‘s
have been onhunccd by her wealth
or hair.
INV ENT S NEW
MOTOR FUEL
NEW YORK, Aug. 1'7 (AP).—-A
new liquid motor furl called car-
bonnn has been invented by a prom-
inent Russian enginoi r named Mak-
bonln, according to advices from
Horton. Norway. to the American
Chemical Society. its basis is said
to he tilslillatoe of wood and post.
“A statement, from the French
nury. where the fuel has been tried
in submarine motors, declared that
curlionun gives ten to fifteen per
cent. higher ei‘iicloncy‘than bon-
zlno," the message to the society
suit].
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who.
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HORIZONTAL. 3. Swimming orgon or a fish.
1. Avows. i. This“). .
7. Too late. A. To sleep.
13. To elevate. 0. Wages.
14.. Beverage. 7. Dressing for a. wound.
16. Apart. S. hut. . .
17. Sen. eagle. 9. Like
18. one who deals in palm, in. Point
21. Small piece of ll.'l.al used 1,, ll. I'repurcs for publication
.lalten clothes. i2. indicates
22. Point 01 compass. ii». Half :m cm.
23. till top, ill. Ancient dry Thrash".
:4. Largo iiightlcss bird. '20. Age.
26. Toward. .'zl. liottoui or pulley blook.
:7. Smell. :o. llogdepodgc.
29. Portion of a. fortification. L". Hutsido sole of a shoe.
..'lo endure. 30. To accomplish. ’
33.10 OlllDIOy 32. To put in the proper ordrr.
35. wooden peg the size of a 34. Hlnncd.
brick. 36. '.lo shovel.
.76. Male title of respect.
37. Game in.
40. Demands repeat of song( as by
applause).
43. llonc. .
iii. Sun god.
45. Yellow Hawaiian bin].
46. Measure of area.
-a marine steam boiler.
61). Killed by immersion.
53. (lover.
54. Hide grass.
.30. 1105’.
57. List.
59. Concise.
01. Tidy. "
6:5. Seventh note in scale.
64. Narrative poetry.
06. Docile, mild.
68. Second note in scale. L
69. Stir.
71. To enliven.
47. Those who tend the furnace
of
73. Masculine possessive pronoun.
74. More recent.
76. '1‘0 ventilate.
77. To brown as broad.
79. A ritual for the timid.
so. Dons (as clothes.)
VERTICAIA
1. Sandy.
2. Happened (either well or ill).
Q
Au (ttl\€llilill mgaihe ,
. Spike of com
41. Correlative of neither.
42. Before.
47. Leaping.
48. (“lilld‘s toy (which soars).
iii. Particular or unique.
3o. .\n nrrant coward.
Bl. Liquor.
52. llutcs.
05. t‘orrclatlve of either.
58. Scadurk noted for its soft
doun. .
.'.ii linkinc dish.
.60. 'l‘o devour.
So. Norwalk
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Reply to His
CAMP nnvnus. Mass, Aug. 27
(AP).—-John Coolidge, son or the
President and a. student citizen sol-
died at this camp. was turned over
by those in authority to the tender
mercies or some 15 photographers
yesterday afternoon and a delegation
of newspapermen.
For the best part oi’ the hour Ill.
lotted, Corporal Coolidge and his
Boned did, “squads right" and
“Squads left," "right by squads" and
“to the rear march" while cameras
clicked and live men used up feet of
film.
"What was your object in coming
up here?" the young corporal was
asked.
“You'll have to ask father," was
his only reply.
Asked in nrwspnprrmdn had both-
62. To get up.
65. Portion.
87. To allot.
70. To be indebted.
78. Third note in scale.
ill. l’ossesses.
75. Measure for print.
‘78. Bone.
Yesterday’s Puzzle
Answered
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in Rs item:
in addition there are
motor car design since
Packard Eighnis ofmd
170 Cannon Street
Ask Fallon, ls Young Coolidge’ 3
Many Inquisitors
cred him timing his stay in camp.,
he commented, "no, but it wasn't
their fault."
Cump authoiilies have ruled
against interviewing and photograph-
ing the President's son during the
training period. But more photo-
graphers were on the scent yester-
day than when the President review-
ed the Yimkee division.
Would he TotUIn next year?
Young toolldge said that ho plan—
ned to. hoped to and had enjoyed
this year's encampment very much.
in fact more than last year.
it was said on reliable authority
that. it' he does return next year. as
is regarded probable, be will hold
the rank of sergeant.
75 and 74 Wed in"
Old People’s Home
liAlt'l‘li‘ORl). August :17.--(A1".)
Levi Chopin. seventy-live. and Mrs.
l-Jlizubolh llineilue. seventy-tour. re-
sidcnts oi’ the old People's Home in
Jefferson strcot. were married yes-
terday afternoon in the mairon's
suite of the Home by Rev. 1-}. C.
Thomas, of St. James" Episcopal
church. lilr. Chapin formerly lived
in New Hartford, and Mrs. Hinelino
won 11. resident of Fol-cslvillc. Both
have been married before, Mr. Chap-
ln's wife boring dieti about four
yours ago. The couple met at the
Home nnd there the autumnal ro-
mance developed under the wistful
gaze of other residents, whose ro-
mances live only in retrospect.
’l‘ALClilll POWDLR.
OTTAWA Can” .-.\tlc 2T ~Talo and
soapstone production in Canada
during 1924 amounted to 11,332
tons. valued at $104,480, as against
open and sixenclosed. Manypurchasc their Packard
Eights out of income rather than from capital.
Packalrd "Bridgeport Motors, lc.
it‘l,366-tons the year before. valued
IILl $150,000.
Assured a long' reign
--the Packard Eight
FTER twentyrfive years of leadership in the
manufacture of fine motor cars Packard
has achieved the new series Packard Eight.
It: is built to those unvarying Packard standards
which mean long and Satisfactory service. And
the new improvements
which make such service. doubly surc'
On the new series Packard Eight you will find
the chassis lubricator and the oil rectifier—both
* guarding Packard Eight precision by almost auto
matioally assuring regular and proper lubrication
of both chassis and motor.
These are the most important improvements in
the electric selfvstattcr.
We believeit will be long before Packard can
surpass thiscar—dn beauty and distinction, in
comfort and performance. .
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in ten body types, four
Phone Noble 3410
G. A. Box, Isocsi Representative. Phone Norwalk 3656 W
PAC RA RD
ASK THE MAN Awno owns one
she arose to accompany lho matron
1 T0 10 YRS. . V‘OR
' ELLINGSON GIRL
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 21'.--
MP.) Dorothy Ellingson, seven»
teen. who was found guilty of man-
slaughter. Saturday by a jury which
tried her on a charge of murder for
Shooting her mother. Anna Elling-
son. was sentenced yesterday to
from one to ten yours in the state
prison.
The girl listened attentively while
sentence was pronouncel but dis--
played no emotion. She smiled as
to the county jail. The sentence
curried no recommendation for
leniency. I'nder the low she will be
eligible for parole otter one year.
She declined, on advice 01 her
attorney, to answer the usual duos--
tlons put 10 ll. prisoner about to re-
ceive a. sentence. Her attorney ask-
ed the court not to sentence her to
the penitentiary bcauso he did not
think any girl under the legal ugo.
ADJ. CG
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South i orwalk
Phone 747 ‘
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'mwcan
marams 0N
lllous . . . . $1.00.
Liberty s
Garage
t. EC Norwalit
3343
EDINTNG
salmon ,
ALT. MAKES .
should be confined in a state prison.
The killing was the outgrowth of
n quorrell the slain mother had with
her daughter lmcuuso ihe mother
had prohibited Dorothy to attend ii.
"jazz party."
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if you can't "get any”
the attacks with— .
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Natural
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Silver
$275.
\ Persian Paw $125., $245.
Beaverette $105., $120.
Hudson 56315275., $350.
Sealine $90., $2,10
Raccoon $275, $465.
Leopard $110., $275.
Caracul $75., $487.50.
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Photo Contest ends
August 3lst.
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