Dr. Anderson Draws.
4 Many LeSSons in Ser-
?_ mon On “Mary, Mo-
ther of Jesus”
DELEGATIONS
In Afternoon “Crusader
., Talks On Mother-in-
A. Laws——Gives Advice
‘ l to-Married Folks
CRUSADE CAIFENDAB.
TOD A."
“Stall—“Tho Mother and Her Daugh-
rind—1?: Anderson speaks on “The
Unpardonublo Sin."
SUNDAY.
11:00 A. M.——Cnion service in Ta-
. ' hcrnuclc. D 1'. Anderson
l preaches.
lino-Dr. Anderson speaks on “Law
Enforcement.”
ti: (lo—Meeting for young people in
South Norwaik M. E. Cli’urch.
Boy llnrtlcy speaks.
lion—Closing service of Crusade.
Dr. Anderson preaches on
“Go Home and Tell. "
At last night’s service at _lhe Ta.-
- beruacle nearly everyone were a
white ribbon in memory or in honor
of “Mother." Dr. George Wood An-
dot-son piouched on “Mair the Moth-
er of Jr'sus ’ sketching her life and
picturing this “marielous woman" as
the source of many of the teachings
“ of Jesus, as the ioaven in the meal
and the parable of the sewer. In
it natural way she taught Him les-
sons of life and God, so that He grew
in favor with God and with "the
neighbors." The speaker drew les-
sons from her life. and urged every
mark of love and honor to be shown
to mother by every one present. It
WI: for mother's sake first, that folks
were asked to come in the after serv-
ice. and the people came. a hundred
or more. and including many young
. men. When the stream of those
coming had ceased. and the Doctor
,calls for some to come alone from
' the roar ,ihe congregation breaks
forth into hearty applause.
; There were several delegations pre-
sent. including the King's Daugh-
ter's—especially the “Mizpah Circle."
the Young Crusaders of the South
' Not-walk Baptist Church Trulo class
1. . of First Congregational; the T. K. E.
.who again gave song and yells; the
Sunshine class of South Norwalk
Baptist.11hich has been present as a
'class may Friday night of the Cru-
sade. There were also the Advent
Christian Bible class. the Waterside
Community Chapel of Stamford. and
s. bunch of young men who are or-
ganizing.” Crusaders under direc-
(L'cntinucd on Page Two.)
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 24 (AP).—
l'fllomaa Durkin. aged 25 a. super-
uppersry of the The Department.:
mum.
' TRAOEY
Those are photos of Harold and
Tracey Banks of Woodward avenue
taken in Yellowstone Park and‘scnl
by them» to their relatives here.
Harold was robbed and killed in
Colorado and Tracey was robbed'ss
they were riding a freight ‘on their
way back to Norwnlk
Tracey Hanks Wires
From Colorado for
Funds to Return
Herc—Body On Way
Relatives here were await/ingle-
dsy the body of Harold Banks of
Woodword avenue. which is being
Hanks was riding in a box car
on s. Mlssouri- Pacific freight train
was held up. robbed and killed by
two bandits near Pucblo Thursday.
He was riding in the car with his
brother Tracey at the time he met
his death.
As soon as the investigation is
completed by the western authori-
ties Tracey Hanks will return to
the home of his brothcrlndaw
Raymond Sniffcn of 169 South
Main street.
M1. Sniffin wiicd 'l‘i'ucoy1 vesicl-
day to solid full particulars if‘g'llld‘v-
ing the mui'der but the only an-
swcr 11113 a tolcgiam stating that
the body was being shipped to this
city and asking that funds be for-
warded to him for his trip as all
his money had been taken by the
bandits.
The Colorado police are conduct-
ing an investigation but l1a1e found
no trace of the holdup men. one of
whom was a negro.
It is thought that the two men
Jumped from the freight train short-
ly after the holdup.
er of the murdered boy. is awaiting
anxiously: further reports of the
murder.
BERLIN. Oct. Sir—(AP). Adop-
tion by the German Nationalist
Parties Governing Board, . allegedly
under pressure from provincial "die
bards.” of a. resolution.characteriz-
ing the Local-no Security agreement
as unacceptable, has thrown the
party leaders into confusion. ‘
,___.____—__.
MANUFACTURER DIES.
NE‘V HAVEN, Oct. 2.4 (AP. )—
Charics G. Phelps of Wallingford.
led of suffocation in a fire at Da-ian officer of the Connéwcm Man—
mfiport a1 cnuc and “11rd street car.
" ‘ this morning. He had gone into
building to \cntilate it and while
e kitchen. it is believed he be-
e'bewildered and was overcome
f-tl'ie smoke. Other members of
' department found him uncon-
'us on the floor. He was taken
A! hospital but was dead before
W reached.
urkin‘ had been a substitute fire-
‘lmth for about a iear and a half.
The loss' to the building-of three-
otor! structure which was practi-
really gutted. will amount to several
thousand dollars, firemen said.
—-‘l‘flE PRESCRIPTION
DEPARTMNT
.The Clifford Pharmacy in its
" lumc of business has .shown a
"itpultby increase during the past
‘ .‘ it is this branch of this busi-
is. that is the most important and
« ti prompt senice, the very best
employment of
competent help which this so-
bout is sure the public ap-
les. it is hoped it will con-
ufacturers Association and for nine
teen years secretary to the late
United States Senator Or\illc H.
Piatt of Meriden. died at the New
Ha1cn Hospital early today follow-
ing an operation. Mr. Phelps who
was 56 years old had been promin-
cntlv identified in Connecticut n'n-
tlonal politics and Connecticut ma’n
uracturing for more than thirty
$93.11. ‘ .
AUTO RACES CALLED our. ,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-—-(AP).-
The automobile races scheduled for
today at Laurel. M0. were called off
on accollll of weather conditions.
They probably will be held Monday
or Tuesday.
-BUILDl.\fG MATERIALS.
mason supplies and bricks for fire-
placeo are important features of this
establishment. At this adason of the
year the above mentioned materials
11in in demand—and this concern has
Luge stocks. light prices and a serv-
ice that menus prompt deliveries.
.gnin in patronage William
.. . Proprietor.—-Adv. -
Alfred Brown. Merritt street. Phone
2313- 2. «an. 1
. to the police that he started the bat-
, , using to mark off a straight line on
«shipped to t'hls‘citymm Colorado. .
Charles Banks of Bridgeport. fath- _
Shovels and Grow Bars Used W One Man Is
Brought to Nbrwalk
\VIIHTI'ORT. Oct. NFL-Followups
a pitchc.‘ battle here yesterday be-
two oen laboiers and a‘ foreman em
played in the building of the new
Post Road. in which fists. shovels
and crow bars are alleged to have
been used. the police arrested Sal-
vatore Pei-lore. David Borges and
Sereilna Montlnho. Portuguese. liv-
ing at .113 Lexington avenue. Bridge
port. and W. 8.13ritton' of Westport.
Britten, a fo1eman. was badly us-
ed up in the melee and required two
hours’ attention in the office of Dr.
William ll. Munson who put many
stitches, in his head and body
wounds. . ' '
Britten is said to have admitted
ile‘ because Borges broke a long cord
which he and« another man were
the road surface. It is said Britten
approached Borges. a smaller man.
in .a belligerent altitude and throats
ened him and that Forlorn. hastened
to the scene. Porters on his arrival
was greeted with a clinched fist in
Hospital ‘ ‘
the nice and the two men giupplcd ~
and wont to the ground.
charged that Britton mnnug-
ed‘ Ito ogot hold of a rock while the
pair were in the scramble and his
alleged ‘use of it upon Forlorn 5 head
is said to have} been a signal for a
general free-forked 'in which several
laborers plunzed 111‘ wielding shovels
and iron burs withvtelllng cifoct up-
on‘ Britton‘. . ‘
Passing motorists hurried to the
center of lown‘ and told Policeman
Paul Tomasky who managed to 111‘—
rest" four oftho alleged principals.
While Brittanwas taken to tho of-
fice ‘of Dr. Munsonthe other three
were escorted to police headquart-
ers until bonds for their 1'1 lcusc
were placed. .
Britten as later taken to the Nor
walk hostii “at as it was tlmught his
shoulder was fractured. but 1111 X-
rny showed that only the cords were
injured.
All-four were ordered to appear
in town court next Thursday moru- t
in: tordnswer to charges of assault.
Lawrence Paul Makes
Sp eci al Arrange-
ments for ThoseWho 5
Want to Pay Taxes I
Tax Collector Lawrence K. Paul,
announced'that his office at tho'Clty
Hall would be Open all next week
from 9 until 5 o'clock and would not
close during the noon hour. to rc-
ceive taxes. Next. Saturday, which
is the ‘,final day for the paying of
the taxes, the office will be upon
from nine o'cloci in the morning
until eight o'clock in the owning.
This special arrangement has lion-n
made so that. all tax payers will
have an opportunity to pay their
Fill 1 AUTO
LIBERTY SQ
Cornelius J. Lyons reported that
an automobile with Connecticut
registration 76-334. struck his toul'.’
in: car. while it was parked in Lib'
erty Square, last evening and did not
stop.
The machino is listed as being
owned by Charles H. Holmes of
New Canaan. The police are im'cs-
tigating—H” the matter. '
4 PHON ’ RAPH
FIRMS ""‘MERGED
NEW YORK. Oct. 24.——.(AP).
An. alliance of four . large , phono-
graph companies of the world. rcp-‘
revealing a. total capitalization of
818.000.000 and 'opeqsilng factories
in II countries. was announced to-
day, by the Cowmbia Phonogruph
Company. one of the concerns in-
wired in the transaction.
The other colnpanie‘s'arc the Col-
umbia. grafaplione Company. Lt. of
London. .Carl- Lindstropi . Company,
Berlin. and the Trans Oceanic Com-
pany of Amsterdam; ‘ '
‘ MEX'OO TO PAY.“ '
' xnw YORK. Oct. 21.--( .-.'11')
resumption of interest on Mexicoe
.500 000. 000 debt and return of
Moxicrli Railways to private owners
by’Janunrstt has been agreed up-
on. subject to radifioatlon by Presi-
dent Calles, the Mexican Congress
and bond holders. _
:Zé—‘YOUR HEATING SYSTEM.
:‘II it do good shape to give the
maximum of-citloi’ency during the
coming Winter‘uuoli‘i" Now is the
lime to have this ‘lniportant matter
attended to. Nelson ll. ‘Whlte's or.
sanitation is at your. service for hens.
in: work and heating problems. so
, North. Main Meta-Ads.
a Banning amphibian
‘mplo‘y‘eil on the Mac—
Over Embankment
Into Creek Near
Harriman, N. Y.
.—-~
NEW YORK. 111-1. :11 (.\i’).~—Two
unidentified mi'n in an automobile
truck, loaded with :1 pplf's. were burn-
cd to death today but woeli Hurriman
and Tuxedo Park, New York.. The
blazing automobile was discovered by
William Dixon :1 11d irring Sci'ibcr of
.Now York. 1.111) were following the
road. along the 11m. hunk of the
Hudson ltiicr to llull‘:1lo.'l‘ln'y weer
too late to help the two men. They
called tho Fire Department offlar-
‘rhnan null Tuxedo to put out the
blaze. The truck apparently hit a
"1ut in the road and plunged twenty
‘i‘mt down into 11 crook where the
tank exploded. The two men were
imprisoned in the cab.
BRIDGEPORT. Oct.
nearly two years the $5 000 slander
suit brought by Charles Carroll
Norwnik, against officials of the
Norwnlk Look cpmpnny. has- been
awaiting trial on the court lbt of
Superior court. Attorney Joseph A.
Gray. counsel for Carroll, petitioned
Judge John W. Banks yesterday
afternoon for the privilege of having '
the facts heard before a jury. Judge
Banks said it 1111s too late.
George ll. Barnum, secretary and
treasurer of the Lock Company.
llcnry Hoffman. the plant superin-
tcndcni. and Louis Horvath. fore-
man of the pottery and knob depart-
1110111. are cited as defendants by
Carroll who says he was called "a
thief" and charged with stealing ten
gallons of linseed oil. He said he
was informed the alleged "theft
would be "a black mark as long as
he lhod " and that lie was dis
charged after $11. 50 had been taken
from his pay to cover the cost of
the oil.
The Lock company officialshavo
replied that an investigation at the
missing oil was under way'wh'en
Carroll left his employment of his
own accord. and they hold that.
whatever 111151 said to him dui'lhI
the inveéc. tlon were
and cmployc. .
r ' .1
~_ it
Made by Mulligan—who :‘nulrcii
the famous Mulligan Crullers—u-drn
now for sale in local more! it: till! 1
vicinity in the following variation—-
zinger. sugar.‘ normlu.’ escrow:
molasses and chocolate. mas from
the best of‘niaterlals undywrsppod
with waxed paper—n tlos‘en ‘
package. - . Try
them-syou‘il like
tbsm._--Adv. ' . ' ~ -
T ‘ puny.
21.. .. For .
privileged .7 .
communications between employer: "
in ii‘i
. 11 »
. assdmo the appearances of an
‘Apple. TEE” 'l"lunges
nudity with the arrival of many. 1 f
the mrt-ioipalingp
afternoon. The gip t Sikorskycar
rylng twelve passengers from noose.
volt Field, L. I.. arrived at 3 o'clock
and soon become the center of at-
traction.
ii 1: Passengers.
The Sikorsky. piloted by Colonel
H111 old E. llartnoy. had us paas‘om
gérs Miss Helen Ford and Charles
Purcell stars in "Dearest Enemi’"
musical comedy now playing at the
Knickerbocker Theater, New York;
W. l). Barry. general manager of the
Sikorsky Company of New York. and
Mrs. Barry: John Proctor of" the
General Airways Company:
1". Hayes. wife of Captain Hayes.
who landed at the field in the morn-
ing: ‘Mrs. Parkhurst. wife of'Lleu-
tenant Parkhurst: Captain George
Mnlucs, Sergeant Andrew Ballcff and
two mechanics.
After landing and discharging
some of its passengers. the high
plnno again took off with Wynne
Richmond star of tho roubles] coin-
edy. "June Days." as a passenger.
“ bile in the air, Miss Richmond was
Iniioducod through the radio by Ms.-
.ior Talbot 0.11‘roeman, comma. dor
of the 118th Obseu'atlon Squadron.
and broadcast some of the song hits
of the show relaying lhro- 1h Station
W'I‘iC the Travelers Insurance Com-
The Sikorsky was escorted
for a time by Lieutenant Louis N.
(Continued on Page Two.) ‘ ’
NEW YORK. Oct.
Firemen fought doggedly today ‘10
street from spreading to three great
Company across the strectr
four alarms had been sounded.
scores of firemen putout the blue.
Pyribil Machine company.
in three tenements were driven to
the streets.
Roosevelt Hospital is. o 11'
ball block away. Nurses opt the
patients calm by going through the
words and assuring them there Was
no danger.
' ‘ ’ that 8.000. foot-
bsu nits still author It amuse-
" mont- Patti tomorrow site».
noon to'u r the of o}
.h' m 3'.“ .
ones yesterday
Mrs. C. ,
p101 out a fire that destroyed s; xiv. ~
story loft building in West 56th .
gas tanks of the Consolidated on
After
The building was occupied by' the u
Families ,
‘ one- .
expedition. equipped ‘ Y’
Zoned—Public Hear-
ings '
BRIDGEPORT. oct. ..-l.-—L‘ndcr
the tentative zoning ordinanbe con-
sidered inlexecutlve session by the
Zoning commission and Herbert
Swan. zoning expert, Thursday at.
ternoon. Bridgeport is to be divided
into seven zones set aside for resin
dontlaih business. industrial. semi-
residontiiil purposes and the like.
The commission discussed about
one fourth of ,the proposed ordin-
ance and appeared to be welhpleas-
ed with tho.progress of the work so
far, Alderman Sewer-:3 B. Price,
commission chairman said. follow-
ing the meeting in the'office'of‘En-
gincer James A. liicElroy.'-Another
meeting. will be held, next Thursday
afternoon 'at which discussion of. the
ordinance will be continued.
Newspapermon wore not allowed
to be present during the discussion
at the suggestion of Mr. 811 am. who '~
said that since the ordinance is in V
a'ny discussion .
a. tentative state.”
among the commission members
might/ho constsucd w the public as
dissension 11 ithln tho' commission
and the eifect might be handful to
the progre‘as of t work. He said
he has elready prepared nowapoper
"copy ,11'bich,s will . be released .. from
time totime as the workwprogross.
lSUEEKA. Cal.. Oct. 24 (AP).—
The body of Miss Carmen Wagner.
is. Ferndnlo Beauty Parlor girl. for
whom pastes had been scouring the
back woods and hills near-‘Eurok'a
for s verai days. was found yester-v'.
day
isolated wooded section. 75 miles
east of hor.' The young woman had
been Shot to death; "Her 'dog “Pr'on-
to" shot‘ through the head. was
found buried efew feet. away. J Henry
Sweet. the companion of Miss Wag-
ner on a trip into the- woodopw-
fouhd murdered beside his parked
outomobilo~ several miles from in;
spot where Mini Wagner and-Elie:
dog were found. The finding .
'31 Sweet'- body seyeral, days ago led in
_ the search for Miss Wigner winch
» ended yesterday.
s
——-Ord_er your personal .ongravod
Christmas cards at Donnelly's now
n. a rudely. made. grave. in. an.
. . :3,_
At Wrong Tin‘ie
' ‘ ll \.rl “ Ll
» William Joseph Mohegan”. "nie-
chanic. 38 West 8th street. New
York city was fined $35 and? costs.
with a sentence suspended on pay-
reckless driving by Judge Candec.
Officer Lcn‘gyel Was coming up
West av‘en'ue yesterday on‘ his way to
report .to the office whenslie passed
the high school and noticed-s. brand
new truck driven by Flanaganlcome
speeding. out of the Turnpike at ‘0
milesnan hour. Lengyel clocked
Flanagan .up '10 won street at 40
miles and along Wall to'Commerce
at 34. 'Falangan said that he'was
trying to deliver the truck in Mass"
by this morning and had specded up
to make time. , _.
A check for $100 was shop as
bond by Lawyer Leo Davis. whose
nephew owns the truck agency in
New York. ,
’wksmne'ron.
The wealthy Walshington woman
who yesterday turned over to. the
wearing apparel .
police Jewelry
valued at $43 500‘. ”and Which Were
immediately identified by Mrs. Rose
Bérken at New York as having been
istolen ironi‘ her by a. man now un~
deg arrest in Bt‘. Louis under the
horde of John W. Woldemeyer. has
ginia M. Beaver-brook. Mrs. Beav-
erbrook identified Weidemeyer as the
man She married all “Lord Beaver-
June. shoitifi'ned over 'the articles
They were gift! from Weldemcyor. .
W.—
TO DEDICATE CHURCH.
, « rHouPaoquLI-l; 001111.. Oct.
24 (API—‘The new church of the
St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox paiish
will be dedicated totem-row morning
in the presence of Greek societies
from Hoiyoke. springnold and Chie-
opoe. . The building, an attractive
frsufii structure coating with fu ion.
in". $17. 000. . erected to replace.
the ‘old motlo picti'n-o theater used
ll o'ehurch {but was destroyed by
lire lsilt February.
1
is
W! VAIM .
Mayflower Carnival.Coinn1unlty
Den il
meat of costs. on the charge of .
Oct- 21 (AP).—
disclosed her identity as Mrs. Vlr- -
brobki' in Rockville. near hole. last .
to the police through her attorneys. l
_ SOPHIA. Oct. 24. (AP. l—Lsi’i’i
contingents of Greek troups we
continue to be sent towaid the Bill-
garian border. the Bulgarian Tel .
graph Agency announces. It can...
elders this an indication that {up
Greeks intend to enlarge the seem
of their present onenslve.
The govetnment said that Gree‘ili
have pierced Bulgarian territor
a depth of more than seven mi“
on a. twenty mile front. 3
ATHENS. Oct. 24 (.11: )—-T ’
Athens Agency maintains that it»
continued scheme of their Gr“
troops on the Bulgarian frontier
destined merely to reiie1e a post ;
Domlrpau which the Bulgarians a5
still attacking in order to prom? .
the Greeks fro reoccupying it.
\Furonrm (AH-01“ '
of thc'two bodies found in the en-
gine room of the sunken submarine
$51. yesterday. was identified tdfiiy
as that of ‘James Dudley Heseldln '
lieutenant; Junior grade, of Dillon.
South Cdrollna.
The second body was identified as
Robert Noble. motor machinist mate‘.
1st class, of _Merrlmac. Mass. if?
was .27 years of hp. ‘
CA“ iSTOLEN
2d
.1“;le Cougbisn. of so Van Burs
«avenue. reported to the police tii
his car licence No. 85-108 was'
on yesterday afternoon from Bold.
avenue who're it had been par
alongside the library green.
charge for "family miner or .,
,- hers is 12 cents per pound. (‘A ‘in ’
’ home price per wally'is 75 e at
Eliminate. fuss and more. A f
tibiae-hays the family ~
. done at Bropliy's in Water
phone 16‘. ‘ .
Norwalk Chronicler