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L'EPAGE TWO
ROWAY’I‘UN
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Rowayton Women in
Charge of Nursery
'At South Norwalk
Methodist Church
Mrs. llownrd l-lvory of 1'1 nnoyer
inircet, Mrs. Clenw'ni Albretch 0t
Hagan place. and Mrs. Jesse Jarvis of
ll-llghlnnd avenue, were in charge oi!
line nursery in iho'South Norwulk
liilethodist Church today during the
lacrvlccs in tho Crusade 'l‘nhcrnucle.
"l‘his nur'sciy is for the convenience
of mothers “ith young childrt‘ii who
wish to attend 1'h1- s1 1'\ice:«'.
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Mr. 11nd Mrs. Raymond Fisk or
New lluxcn were the. guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene ll ich 111 their home
on Itcll Ielunil over the “(ck-end.
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Mr. l'loual (inutier and Miss iter-
thn. Smith. who have been the guests
01! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Quayle. o!
Itowaytonwvenue for the past two
months, have returned to their
homes in New York citi'.
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Miss Margaret (Jlevcrlcy returned
to her home in White Plains yes-
terduy after spending the past week
visiting her alstcr-in-law, Mrs. Der-
tha Clevcriey'ot‘ Craw aveuuc.’
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Mr. and Mrs, Irving Albi'otch of
Highland avenue spent yesterday in
Pawiing, N. Y. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. 111111-11
and family returned to their
in New York city yesterday
spending the summer at their
fuse on Bell island.
I! to
a i »
McDermott
home
after
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The Connecticut Light and Power1
Company ate leplacing several tele—
graph pole: on Ilowayton .1\ onue
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Mr.
Rowayion avenue. entertained Mr
and Mrs. Royal Merrifield and non
of Hartford. Conn., over the week-
end.
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Captain and Mrs. Frank It.
ens were visitors in East Xorwaik’
Sunday.
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A week from today the. rctgulti'
monthly meetins: of the, Ever ltcutly
Circle of the Kings Daughieis 11'11ll'
be held. 'I‘1ht place of meeting will
be announced lain. ‘
. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Crockett and
family and Mrs. Louise Crockett mo.
tored from New Haven and spent
Sunday visiting Mr. Croekctt's sister.
‘Mrs. George McKay 0t Crockett
'street. - 1
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Mrs. Howard Moore returned to
her home in Dibble street today after
spending the, week-end with her
parents in Brooklyn.
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Many friends of Mrs. H. M. Clot-ix.
ner are glad to learn that she is re-
eovei'ing from a rcccntdllness.
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Mrs. Josephine Thompson. ' who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Jennings of Highland 11v.cnuc
returned to her home in Bridgeport.
yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bond and
daughter of 1111111110111 were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Kay
01‘ Crockett street Sunday.
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Cottage prayer meetings were held
at the homes of the following at ten
A. M. today: Mrs. John Lowndes.
Roton avenue; Mrs. Eliza Naum-
berg, Highland avenue; Mrs. How-
ard Mead Raymond street1Mrs.
Bertha Cleverly Craw avenue. and
at Mrs. 1‘ rank Theal‘s home in Pen-
noycr street.
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Mrs. H. Tabor. teacher 0! design
'at the Pratt Institute, Brooklyn. was
the week-end guest ot‘Mrs. Edward
Wright It Highland avenue.
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Owing to sickness at the Home for
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THE GOAL
$80,000
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$65, 64 6: _70,000
60,000.. .—
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40,000.. _—
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.. _10,000
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The Evening Sentinel ther-
mometer will show the pro-
gress of the Hospital Drive
from day to day. Your con-
tribution will help drive the
thermometer to t
mark.
he $30 000
and Mrs. 1‘1ed Merlitield oil
Suw- i
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Pretty SWindler
t'iihll and
«lituuonds.
Sim l1‘1'nncl1-1-
cult-i 111' (‘hilltl to have ('UllllNhst'il the
Limousines,
clothes of prominent
loot of Mrs. linrhciic lianuucll.
beautiful proprictrcss of 1m exclu-
~ivc .shop who is unsung. Detec-
tive.»- .~ay ~l1c is one oi‘ the most
skillful «1111111191.. in the country. It
is estimated that Mr 111110114 swindle
uchcnu's urticd ltcr 5100.000.
. 311511 i'duy
Treasury Balance
\\1'.\Sill.\il'l‘ti.\’. Sept.
L‘ltilcd 151111111 'J'l't‘itMil‘y nct biti—
uncu at clone of business Sept.
:13 was 15iiiiii,ii4lt,§ii\'
fill...—
ihc Aired. the 111111'1'111i111111'ui to b1-
):ivcn by the l1l1111' licady Circle 111'
the king's itaimlitera this afternoon
111191 postponed until a later date.
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Miss Norma liail. daughter of Mr.
and 3.1131. 14111111111] llall. resumed her
111111/ :11 H11; it. and ti. comet shop
11it1'1' 1111 absence of sev-
eral \vccitn.
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Mr. and M111. ,iiu'nry itowinnd ot'
Crockett street and Mr. and Mrs.
Milton ltowlund oi” liaxt Norwalk
lumen 11 to tlilicrti, Conn. Sunday
to ,\i.'.«'it friends.
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'l‘he Ladiefi‘ Aid society of holh
the Millindisi 21nd i‘111pti111 churchcn
in |’.o\\';1_vio11 will help Serve the sup-
per i;i\en 'l‘htirsday melting in the
lJIiblllt'Hls' girls of Norwalk in the
South Novivnlk Methodist church on
West avenue. ’l‘his supper is served
in connection with the Anderson
Crusade.
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Mr. 11nd Ali's. (Tiarcuce Muclx'ay
of Waterbury. (Tonn., arc the guests
01' Mr. and Mrs. Norman Taylor of
Vincent place. for a few days. Mrs.
MacKuy is .‘ii'n. Taylor's sister.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hanks and
family who have been spending the
summer at llcll island returned to
1111 11' home in New York city today.
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Friends of the, Ilcv. Harry Kidd
are g1ic1ed io leu1n that he. passed
1111111 Sunday at his home in lmlay—
ion 11 N. .J.. whom he “'11:; pastor of
the Baptist church. Mrs. Kidd is
the sister of Mr. Oscar Mills of
Highland avenue. The funeral will
be. held at the. Baptist church in
Imiaytown and the burial will take
place in L'nion cemetery, Rovayton.
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Miss Evelyn I‘ack,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Pack of
Highland avnuc. is recovering, at
her home from 11 recent operation
for the removal of her tonsils.
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Instead of .meeting at various
homes twice a month as has been
the custom of the Deft Finger circle.
the circle will attend the‘sorvices
held at the Crusade Tabernacle to-
night and each meeting night until
the. 11nd of the Crusade.
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Captain and “Mrs. Royal Decker
of McKinley place returned yester.
day from a week- end visit with Cup.
tain Dcckei' s sister at her home in
Staten island.
daughter of
. t o ‘
.\l1'. Bradley Nickorsnn of High-1
land avenue is spending several
11 eeks visiting frlciltis in Manchester,
N. H.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stepnuck of
Vincent place, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
iiall ot‘ McKinley place and Mr. and
Mrs. J. Tracey and family of Nor-
walk took a trip to Bear Mountain
and West Point on Sunday.
NEW HAVEN R. R.
ASKS RETURN
OF TROLLEY C0.
In Petition ()flicials De-
clare Street Car Line
Is Not a Competitor
——Make Statement
’l'l11- return of' the property of the
Connecticut. Company to the New
York. Ni-w Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company, from which it
was taken by an order of the United
States liiatrici. (‘ourt in October.
till-i. and placed in the hands of
ironic-11.11, is renovated by the railroad
company, in 11 petition for 11 modifi-
cation of decree. tiled in the Federal
(‘oitrt at New York. The petition for
modification applies to additional
property of the railroad company,
in addition to the ,trolicyx.
A statement issued by the New
ll: 1v1'n Railroad Company last night
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‘ l‘be 11111111111 1'1c'it111 that the pxop.
only is not now and lll‘Ur has been
one engaged in lnicrntuto conimr-rco;
that its busincsu 11-: not substantially
competitive with that of the Ncw lia-
you; that the l'ubiic t‘iiliticn i‘om-
mission of Connecticut has; recom-
minded to the 12111101111 Assembly
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DEPUTY 111111.111
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District Deputy lllclcy and his
:11, 1, 1). 0. It, who lifl‘wcplllnl‘fll' of
of the Odd l1'cilows camps. 'l‘hcy wi
hell. to right, front row: lit-11111111
AND HIS STAFF
w-l'lioio by \inccnl.
1.111” of toliuv lZ-Iunmpmcnt. M1.
the installation of officers in four
ll go out of office nc.\t month.
in Snmlcn. ll.
Holley, (District llchuiy) John W. Smith and Jame-1 “‘ihnont.
Huck row: Arthur (infield,
and Harvey Wood.
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once llrown. Frederick (1‘. ”l‘lii‘lllil
S- 51 Raised
(1‘ oniinued 1mm luxc 1111c.)
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u 1.11m: island rudio'aiaiion as 11:11-l
i111: 1:01 the information.
"in the first place. we'd have 11
message," he Hlliil. "and we haven't'
any. In the second place. it is vir-
t1111iiy 11 physical impossibility. The.
1two wrecking ships have gone back
to Newport and they did not have
time it) return to the scene. 111 the.
third place, about two hours ago
divers were below taking out 111111111's
that the properly should be returnCtl
to tho. New Haven? iliui modern
methods of iranapm'tutinn dictate
the desirability of co-ordlnuting
motor ecncheu. trolleys and steam
railroad operation in ordm'.io give
the. Mi'l‘i‘ltto which tho public re-
quires; that to this end it in econo-
mical and desirable that the Con-
necticut, Company and the New lin-
ven should pool their resourCes and
ihi'll' methods of operation; that
moreover the future tlnancing of the
i'onncctieut Company will require
the. help of the New Haven. which
cannot be expected if it is required
to be mold and permanently taken
from its control. 'l‘hlnluln line with
the New llaven‘n recently unnounc‘
cd policy of operating motor conclien
through its aubsldiary, the. New 43111:.
land 'I‘runuportntlon Company, and in
further evidence of the determina-
tion on its part to one all modern
methods of trnnaporiution in giving
adequate nm'vieo to the public."
The petition atntcs further that
11111111 01' said securities could have
been (told during «he eleven years
1111111111111 of the decree. without a
disastrous and unwarranted sucrl.
iico of the interests of the New Hu-
11111 stockholders. It quotes the opln.
ion 11i‘.l111i1:e May-'1', who directed the
return or the llohloti and Maine
stuck on .l1111e,i‘.t'.'."., as follows:
“There recc'nil) has cmue it
ichanuc because it Si‘t‘lilN that. there
lmunt be eel-operation, united effort
companionship, all
looking towards capable operation
of the great railroad properties and
the installing of methods and devices
which shall 111111111 for economy."
it is expected that an early date
will be set for 11 hearing at which
11 111i xensible
time. testimony will be oli‘cred hy
the New Haven in support at the.
allegations in the petition. When the
decree was entered it contained a
clause permitting either party to ask
for further modifications. and it will
be the contention of the New llavcn
that the time has arrived when by
reason of changed conditions. the
decree should be modified so that
it will resume. control of the. remain-
ing securities ordered sold under the
decree.
Deaths and Funerals
Mary Elizabeth Moore.
The funeral of Mary Elizabeth
Moore. will be. held tomorrow morn‘
ing at 8:30 o'clock from her into
home 31 Merwin street and ti
o'clock from St. Mary’s church. ln~
terment will be in Saint Mary's cem—
eiery.
Civil Wu -\'et- dies.
James M. Hunt. 11 Civil War vet-
erun of the TSih First Conn" Heavy
Artillery, died at the Soldier’s Home
in Nor‘oton‘yesterdny. He was so
years of age. The body was sent to
Derby for burial by Funeral Direc-
tor Le Grand Raymond.
RN. Harry S. Kidd
l:
011 Saturday, September 26. at
Imlnyatown. New Jersey. Rev. Harry
S. Kidd.
Funeral will be held from the
baptist church, lmlay'stou n. at 2: .10
o'clock this afternoon. Interment
will be in Union Cemetery, Roway-
ion. at 3:30 o'clock tomorrow after-
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496 he: 134th 511.. Navy
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Jas. Smith of
N orwaik
will be at our South Norwalk Store with a custom
line of Fashion Bark 'clothes today,
and tomorrow
ROGERS o STEVENS
2 STORES
Fashion Park
So. Norwalk
room hatch as first reported.
body. it takes the divers mm and
one-half hours to come in tin: aur-
t111rn and they could not lift the. sub.
marine for the divers were below.
That would leave them only onc-
halt hour to raise the ship. it
couldn‘t be done."
m-zwrou'r. 11.1. Sept. :0. 1.111).
Navy oi'fieera here said it, was im-
pansihle that the r1. ported raising of
the Sulnnarine 9-51 could have been
..1-1.011111111111151. The two cranes towed
to this harbor curly this morning
are now anchored here. The officet
said that the only work going on at
the wreck was the recovering or
bodies by divers.
l', S. SiflihiAlllNlEl li.\.\'lI, New
London. Sept. ‘31! (Al‘).-~’i"l1e body
of William T, 'l'cflt'heiuuchcr. 5011;
1111111, first class at Manor. Penn” was
the second 111 be found on the 8-51
by (11110111 today.
'l'cnehemncher was 11 twin. llin
brother. Frederick, also was aboard
and is believed to have been lost.
l-‘redcriek was thought to have been
111 the helm when the. submarine Was!
struck and one of those washed -over~
board.
The bovn were nineteen years old.
\‘i'illiam'a body was taken aboard the
Camden and it was reported in the.
message from ltcnr Admiral (Ibrisiy
that all bodieu would be taken to the
Niutil Hospital at Newport. inatcad
of brought to New London.
The 1111151111110 did not stoic what
compartment. the _vouih'n body was
found in. but indicated that the
1li1er, who 111t1'1'1'cl ‘thc «11111111111119.
may have gone through the conning
towel batch instead of the battery
’l‘lii“
lat-st 111111111121) said hi “as working
toward the buttery 1110111 but: it from
the torpedo room.
BOA Till l'. S. (.‘.\ .'\il“l'2.\'. Off
(11y Wireless, to Asso-
ciaied l‘ressJ—A bunlur called at-
tcniinn and blew taps today as the
l1hxnltct-coverad bodies of two vic-
tims of the 52-51. which went down
last, week. were lifted tenderly over
the sides of the l.", S. S. (i‘untden.
l-‘light Ship of the rcucue fleet.
which in working to recover the 33
men who sank with their ship. llnlh
the bodies were in good condition.
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2.1-1. (ADJ—”John
ABOARD 17.
Block Island. Sept.
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Better roads.
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District.
All economical
name his ililill't‘bil nt
11 LOWER TAX RATE.
111111 11112 SECOND. 'LEVER
1.. Gibson. whose body wa'a the “Phil William Miller, of lliducficld. hill!
1-11-i 1111- contract {or painting the Wilton
taken from the submarine l'lvill,
listed on Septeiuhur l7. lll'lli,
th.1i illn1'
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lie
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Amity, 111'1-111111. it I'. lie
111111 111111i,\ tl\1 3111111 old. 'ihe 1.11111 dauphin, liarty 111111 June, and Phil-
“no in 1.20mi condition.
FACTtiRY RERNS
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The plant oi ”it.
ailou, liltlllliflli'illl'(‘l‘fi 111'
food ‘lliriuit. 1111.1 111 1111111] bv fu-
he re today with11111-11li11111i11i Inc-.111
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11t\\'nt'li in the. plant, when the the
started and all camped in 1-'.1t‘1-1_1-,
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THE EVENING SENTINEU—‘é-SO. NORWALK, CON N.
iiii’iJMN BRIN'ES’
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WILTON '
GUESTS FROM
OUT OF TOWN
Many (em: to Enjoy
Visits and View the
Glories of Nature—~
New Reporter
f‘t1.11"l11 Anderson and family of
llrooldyn, N. i'.. spent the week-
end at 1111ir summer home in'Huri-
burt street.
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Library.
111 a
M: 11'ie Mite-hill and 5011 111111
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\its.
in l‘ilden and daughter. \ttrn week-
home of llYlllK
1‘ ll unable.
111
Slim.- liorothy Murchant, who was
111,111r1-1l by nemiing on 11 rusty null
at the ,Nod llill school. is greatly i111-
prmcd. llr. Perry of Norwnlk at-
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.\ii. 1 ll I1. “111111 11111111. opt-ruiOl :11
th: \iilt'on 11111111111151 exchange has .
1:111111'1111111' duties after it tho,
\111h'=’ \111'11ll0n.
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.\i1s.\la1ic Mitchtll has pnr~
WELCOMING MITCHELL T0 WASHINGTON
“'lien ('01, William um. critic of the government's 1111- policy.
arrived at \\‘a.~l1lnuton to testify before President (ioolidge's aircraft i11-
wns given 11 warm reception.
American Legion men who paraded to the station to meet him.
\ estimation board, he
Careful attentioii to City finance.
administration.
Ali/01c in
Albert M. P0himan
For May0r Means:
Elimination of favorite contractors in City Work.
Elimination of waste in City Covernment.
Correction of glaring irregularities in assessments.
Proper improvements and 111.111 attention to outlying
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George Pleasants and Mrs.
Berger at New York city. were visit.
ors of Mr. and Mrs. George Pleas-
antu Sunday.
dcr of Red Men.
at 35 Washington Ilireet.
tempted to bite Samuel Davis
that street last evening.
Wu rden
Bridgeport
In Delicious Flavor
ourpauing all other.
TEA.
is truly satisfying to the palate.
Sold by fall grocers. Ask for it.
chased a new couchc.
sister of M 1's.
Grace
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Miss Grace Stein.
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Nelson Lindstrom in now the 1'1:-
portcr for The I'lvcnini; Sentinel and
will be glad to receive news of events
in Wilton.
Send in your items.
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FRATERNALS
l' attioilc Order
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Sons of A1111 1'i-
<111111.'t':'1111p No. 3, will meet tonight.
:11 4.. ' l1‘111nklln street
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Sons of St. George Welcome Strun-
'1.-r Lodge No. 3134. will meet to-
113111 at 213 Main street.
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1111-1151 ’J'ribe No. ‘26 linpi'oit-d or.
will meet tonight
Concert Committee
Meeting Tonight
A meeting of the conunittee fol
be Shrine Rand Concert for the
lemon or the nurues' home is call-
d for eight 1’. M. this evening in
)111 Well Lodge rooms. South Main
treot.
Dog Hit By Auto
Turns on Davis
A dog that was struck by an auto—
1011119 in South Main street at»
of
The matter was referred to Dot:
William Anderson. after
u investigation had been conducted
y the police.
Bridgeporter in New
Play ‘Mercenary Mary’
Miss Dorothy Pheinn. a. former
resident of Bridgeport. is appearing
1 "lilercenury Mary," which is be-
11: shown at the Lyric theatre in
tonight and tomorrow
ighi. '
Misc I’helnn conducted a. dancing
‘lnSS for children in Bridgeport dur-
ing her residence in that city and is
well known.
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Calls at Hospital,
Thought Demented
The downtown police were notifi-
cd.by tho Norwulk Hospital that a
woman had come there looking for
a doctor last evening. it. was thought
that 1.1hc, was demented. Office!
ifnui'les 'l‘horpe went there. but the
Woman could not be located.
can be
one of th
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mu fromone box.
do of Premier.
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those who luv: 115%
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month our-nu} 1111-» at
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LOCAL BRANCHES
Stamford, Norwuik. Mei-idea
Photo shows him with
111,111 with him.
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VOTE F OR.
“Thomas Robins
FOR MAYOR
He Made Good
Mr. Robins advocates and will work for:—
Needful and reasonable public better-
ments, with expenditures regulated by the
public income and without' imposing addi-
tional burdens on the taxpayers.-
New sewers, new paving and road im-
provements wherever necessary.
Elimination of the dangerous conditions
existing at Westport Hill
A parking ordinance which will regulate
standing cars and moving traflic with the
minimum of inconvenience to the motor-
ist, the merchant and the public.
Vote a Straight Republican Ticket
and give Robins a Council who will
I
ht .
Norwalk Chronicler