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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 19, 1925 · page 1

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Body 132.313.: This
._Morniug By Job
Lockwood and Is

Company. was round at 10: 35

morning. or! Fitch' s Point. near
nCross Channel light.

nobody was discovered by Job

ltwood of Sheffield Island. who

on his way to his home with a.

01' cool.

bone was drowned on the night
Saturday. October .10- He appar-
iyzieli overboard while trying to

p his boat during a storm.
rch for the body has been going

hoe that time.

Mr. Lockwood. who is employed
'he Sealship Oyster Company in
utor street. did not report (or

it this morning It's he wanted to
coal to his home on the island.
Since Mr. Cabana. disappeared Mr.
.okwood has kept a close watch

is waters coming to and from
ishd.
.. ‘1! morning as he

V only as "Wistsuco from

where Cabana. had his host

orcd, he noticed a. black object
outing on the water.

fie turned his boat in that direc~,

and found that the object was"

body 0: Cabana. and that black
was a cap which was drawn
htly on his head. despitsltho re-
it given in o. ideal nevvspeper ‘to
ei‘tect that the hot worn y
he. had been found on the shore
orvin Bench. “*

hir. Lockwood then turned his
around and wont to .the East
elk shore. where he secured
services of Wallace Bell of Cove
tie and. the two men. utterttying
pe around the body, towed it to
clot on the East Nat-walk shore.
the oyster house of Frederick

There was snout under the right
, evidently that totalling from his
Q at Cabana that infeilinx from his

, NEW XORK. Oct, 10. (AP.)

‘ ~Waning interest in the theft
4 end subsequent recover “ of the
3088.000 worth of towels Mm

. Mrs. James P. Dmioiise wss re-

the return or the levels we
be given out to the public “to-
marrow.

Mr. Pecora said that he
would mists the story toldto ‘
him by NOel Stofla. prlvuto do;
"motive. who brought the Jewels
to the district attorney’s oiiVice
last ’l‘ueSdoy.

. ud o Condos found John Reach
13 Qiturch street. Norwsik. xuiitx o

. being drunk. driving while under tn

A .

Qaturday Evening and
bemceg 0

neared a v '

. aloux

influence of liquor. and destroyinx
.. o: toy express wagon of Edword
udeic. 9. living on the Turnout
no iumpod of: the road in time to
escape injury. .
s mewhero along the road Ketsob

e he had three. ,
,tinus'd along the T
Darion in his Ford truck. .
uueVeniy and in spurts. so that Dr
T. R Bradley. 0!. 9 Washinxto
street, who was driving. behind him

Katuch.

Finally phasing the truck.
noticed the Kubocic boy coming
towards him pulling s. toy

9 . d

treat to... m. a. ‘

_ trier Grimes; who pre-
pure It showed what can be
done with 91 large group or boys ohd
girls in o) tow rehearsals. They sang
verses of religious sentiment. Mrs.
Anderson. Who also had a port in
their training. Was at the piano. '

Dr. Geo s Wood Anderson preach-
on on Deuteronomy

house. then. on unholt make a. bat-
tiemont tor the root (that thou bring
not blood upon thine house, it any
men fall from thence). " He said
that about every home. for the chil-

dren a suite. there should be a. wait
high enoush and strong enough first.

Officer Carrie oun
his‘bsr up in m sir.
our down and on the .
my in Normals, , rho ii
nosed mo ‘ '

to keep out everything that would _

injure the child. as profanity.
scurity, alcohol and dishonesty. and
also those persons who would bring
these things in: ascend. to keep the

1 children in nights away from those

"influences. associotes. movies, etc.. o!

t: which the parent doos not approve "

v or is not aware; and.
He wore"

He was fully clothed.
black winter cap. 1’). heavy outside

hot or the hunting type and Va
“ ir lmee rubber boots

third. to keep
“the parents in with their children,
making a. home or which the chil-

lthslr lives will have the

Mr. Lockwood was on his boat the '

e Witt" at the time he discovered
a body.
Atter the body had been brought
. he shore, the downtown police
notified and MotorcyCie Po-
. men Paul McGrath was dis-
hed to the scene end obtained
data. regarding the finding from

who police notified Medical Ex~
nei- Samuel H. Huntington. who'
o permission for the removal or

the past several

‘had made his home on his

"The Creseni" that was tide up
Iprlons Point.

- , ’ite the belief the Cabana. tell
rd the police will make it
investigation because, after

othiux was searched. nothing
cum! on him except a. jack-

ends who were conversing with
‘ on the day that he met his
stated that he had between

_ 9nd 3800 on his person.
' or did not think that he had
- the money in a. bank or spent
. he was planning to go to New
' and make some purcahses that

.w ORLEANS, oer. 19. (AP 9——
' .l‘douse of Deputies tom unsui-
adopted a resolution metrics
meeting

I

have s.

home w in pleasant experiences. mm
sic and fun and good literature and
associates. giving large plaice to the
Spirit at Christ and the worship of
God. " he said.

Many fathers and mothers went
forward with their children to grasp
Dr. Anderson's hand and dedicate
their homesto God. The children
sang again at the close and applaud-
ed vigorously when the congregation
song .over some of their verses after
them.

On Sunday. the» last ‘week‘ of the
Tabernacle Crusade. ,opened with

(Continued on Pogo Two.)

011- .

time at the Royal James Inn. in-
stood at ‘on Wednesday it‘provious-
ly announced.

The meeting Was first changed to
Wednesduy in order that Mr. E.T
Redford might speak before the
VlmVembers. but inasmuch as Mr. Bed-
29rd: will not bsoble to attend. the
meetinx‘will‘be held as usual on
Thursday andn’nothcr speaker will
appear before the members.

“It is expected that quite a. large
number willieke advantage oi the
inflation extended the Norneik
Kiwanis. by the Norwsik Republi-

.osanomon's Association. to attend

their .ms‘etinx to. be held tonight at
the South Norwsik M. E. church. at
which time Charles Brandon Booth
nationally known waiters1 worker
will speak.

BUILDING. LOAN- unmixed.

The regular meeting or the Build-

‘ in; and Loan Association will be

William H ’ 1 8V
3rd Street, Brdeltiyn. was fined $30

ers last Friday. Sentence was slo-
pended on the other count of rock-
less driving.

‘ held at its offices in the South Nor-

welk Trust Company's Building to-
morrow. ‘ ,

.rls o

T‘ Box-ken complyiy.

 

be.

Mr. end Mrs. George W
dorsonwthoidtter leader 0!.
Crusaderhero {and Thomas T
secretary and treasurer of
her Factory. were donor-tuna!
cued from what- mixhthm‘d ' '
unhappy ending to th ir hit
on the Sound Saturday 1116
the timely orrivnlvotltho m
“(‘haris.’ ’owncd by Charles

‘ :wos out onsth

Joe Tacitus we,
street and who lit

me come up to
to talk.
The noriy of three started

about 114 30 A. M. Saturda

women out he
ing in small boat belongih

rand started to hug

A short distance from the
den squall arose. the snark"
became wet and the mote :19]!
dead. / 1

The boot drifted for a short
towards Coir yestur‘e Bose
it was iineify picked up
“Charis. " which towed it to it
well: Country club. '

year‘s. died at his home i Reg

4 this“ morning.

Hawkins denied his xiiiit but Ot- '

ficer McGuire and Seth Boer. the
trolley motor-mun and conductor put
forth such convincing evidence that
there was no doubt as to the charge
left in the mind at the court.

. Officer McGuiro' s attention virus: V
called to Hawkins by thé speed with

which he was going and the loci
that the other cars. there wers‘eboui

ten or twelve behind. had stabbed.

immediately to allow the car to dis.
obsrxe its passengers.

. CARS STOLEN.
Tony Vzeno. o! 3 Taft street. re-
ported to downtown police. that

Ford Coupe owned by him. had bee , V

Y He was a former ‘m‘em
firm of Thomiison & Ca
street.

quested to .sit

Vitistor‘ month;

 

 

 

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