Evening sentinel, Monday, October 19, 1925 · page 11

The dotted

howsnon Hose

odds mm Ridseiicld, Do»
on. the Norwslks and
friends from Rowsyton

9 99 dance. . uric was tur-
. Mr. lidwnrdffihiptnau

‘ tor. Mr. and Mrs. Lynch

ocipicuis o: a number oi;

lace returned seturday
o. ‘ leeks“ visit with his “rents

nulls! Izitchtleld of buried
vielt'or‘ in town over Sunday.

' 9 witnessed the Yale-
9w Haven Saturday

tiling.“ our ‘0': Brooklyn were the
v 9 acts at Mr and Mrs.
Quayle or ownyton avenue.

Good Will Club or Rowayton
hid dt tithe home a: Mrs. Leslie
‘ o‘ Iiikhlsnd avenue Wed—

given to the Misses Peg-
McCollum at their

weeks'

it" Shirley Bowman of Harvey-
with ninteen other

rs or the Girl Scouts motor-

at: 09 9Dnnbury Saturday. From
“cii‘rcop hiked to there sum-

t‘ comp at Lake Waubeeka. Miss

so when;
noulso llllnnoei'lcl‘l and
Bowman were Miss Florence's
guest-.9 ‘

Mr. . V oi'ltowayton
Benoit has elven contract to wound
loom counselor to rodeo 15.000
ironic at t ‘ month of Five Mile Ri-
ver..'1‘ils s 41 will be pumped on
to the land illicit o: Columbia Grove
bench. u .
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'i‘bc howsyton Civic Association 9

will hold a meeting in the chapel ot
tb‘9 Methodist church on Rowsytcn
avenue at 8: 00 P. M tonight. This
meeting is open to all citizens in-
termed in th9 liéhtiur question be:-
her improvement etc.

312*..an Mrs. William Culver 9t
Passtlc‘. Were the week-end guests

. ct Mrs; Mary A. Barclay at her

The speed boat owned by Mr.
Lndisiaw Kenton oi Hishlsnd ave~
nus. ‘Wlllch ‘ has been anchored in
the harbor all summer has been
hauled on Klinéilterll Shore for the
winter. Mr. Kapian is a well known
manufacturer otvstrings tor rnusieal
instruments. 9. ,

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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Doullles of
Providence R. I. returned to their
home att‘cr spending several

terbury or Rovvnyton avenue.
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Mr. and Mi; Ambrose Crockett
and daughter Born a! (‘hathonn N.
J. were the weekend guests 9: Mrs.
Crooketts' parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin chd ‘o: Cudllpp street.

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ml. and Mr

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Several complaints have been re-
ceived about the luck of lights at
the junction. Bell Islanders. using
the troliéy nights find it very incon-
venient and many nutolsts loose
their way because there are no
lights to show thcm the right dir-

mull belongs to Tree~ i'oll Troop , cctlon to the Post road.

and Mrs. Therodore Smith of
y place 11:th been entertain-
. mith’s mother ‘rom Edge-
for the past week.

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. iimyer meetings will be
9 charms of Mrs. Edgar D.
Highland antenna and Mrs.
‘ '1‘ "cl: on Roton avenue 99st

. u‘esduy morning.

, t It II
“re es Hawkins of Brooklyn
' nest of Mr. and Mrs. Sid-

9 9, Mi. Hawkins isl iliry Bells
one partner.
i t
. regular monthly meeting of
nylon Hose company will be
Monday evening November 9
e9 Hose Houde on Rowayton

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Miss Florence Wright,
filter 901? Mr. and Mrs. George
gilt in. of Crow avenue. was
Ito a. few. friends Saturday
‘ non. .Thé occaasion was in

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Mr. and Mp1. Francis Johnson
were the guests of Mr. Johnson's

ipnrents. .Mr. and Mrs. John John-

son of Logan place yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs.
are staying with Mr. and Mrs. Cloni-
msnt nibreich until ..;helr newly
builthome on Raymond street is
completed Mrs. Harold Douglass oi‘
liowayton avenue was a visitor in
Morlden recently. '

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Captain John Johnson of Logan
place took a. fishing pnrty out; to
Sound reef yesterday. One hundred
and twenty odd tlsh were caught,
some running as large as five and
a half and six pounds. The catch
weighed over 200 pounds. Captain
George Moore of Crockett street.
Mr. Albert Johnson of Logan place,
Mr. Ambrose Crockett oi Chathnm.
N. J. and Captain Johnson were the
members of the party. ‘

tfliss Wrights ninth blrth- .

 

 

 

‘to disarm Mitchell,

BRIDGEPORT Oct. 19.-——0ne man
received a bullet wound through his
abdomen which may prove fatal and
another. a negro, bruises and severe
cutsut'o his head when he was thrown
through, a plate glasswlndow yes-
terday‘ morning on Golden Hill street.
as the result of an altercation over
food and service between Julius
Franchl night manager of the Na-
tional Restaurant. Golden Hill and
Water streets. and Leon Mitchell. 47
Lexington avenue. Both men were
taken to St. Vincent's Hospital where
Franchi is near death.

According to Thomas Cakaveil,
night chef. Mitchell came into the
restaurant shortix atter live o’clock
in the morning and ordered a. ham
and ésg. sandwich. 9
served he complained of the food
and service. Franchi is said to have

told him "that he could get out it.
he didn't like it. " to‘which Mitchell

is said to hovel-e replied that “there
wasn't a man in Bridgeport~9that
could put him out." After con-
filming the argument for some time
Franchi helped the men through
the front door to the street. but he
returned twice more and was ejects
ed both times.

William Moore Jr.‘

Hilliard Altar-etch,

Intact~Located
White Plains

STAMFORD. .Oct. 17. (s. P.)-—'
With part or a 822, 000 load of to-
bacco goods still intact the all: ten
truck oi! the Nations! Transports-
tlon company which was stolen car-
ly Thursday was found today in
White Plains. New York. nenr the
spot where the driver. Francis
Brondhurst. was left by the three
men who seized the truck.
Broadhurst was stopped by men in
a action as he drove through here
enrouto from New York to Bridge.
port. with tobacco cigars and cigar-
ettes belonging to the American To-
bacco conlpanly. Broudhursi. after
being left in White Plains called his
office in Bridgeport tend the Storm 9
ford police were notified

Both Connecticut and New York
police began a. search for the truck.
Early today police here were notified
that it had been found abandoned in
White Plains with port of the cargo
still aboard.

scene attempted to gel: closo enough

he threatened
everyone on the street. Slowly drag.
sing his way to the north side of-
Golden Hill street with Frauehi on
his back, he had reached a. shoe
shop next to the Waterbury bus
station. when Frenchl with a. sud-
den motion threw Mitcheii'through
the window. cutting .him severely
about the head. Franchiwthen let“
go'his hold and someone in the mob
hit the negro over the head with a
rock or stone, rendering him unooné '
scious. He was then dissrmed.‘ By.
that time French! had been removed
to St. -Vlnccnt's Hospital in a. taxi
cab. ~ ‘ .

After being 9‘

The last time that Frsnchl took 1

the negro to the street he is said
to have grabbed him about the body
' from behind and was holding his

arms tight to’ths body. Mitchell

is revol't‘er and tired two‘

shots: ith. first shot west wild
and the second shot went‘throuch
the abdomen of Fradchi sud ensue
Gilt the ‘bllcko ‘. *

‘Frsnchi still retained but hold
and thoughts c‘rovrd attracted to: the