. lironx Parkway commission of New
” ill-om: Parkway. This boulevard
. one of the most beautiful in Amer-
‘clo mile addition to the boulevard
‘ ot‘ the Parks and Playgrounds com-
New York Bronx Parkway Celebra-
' the count was taken.
1..
' cos and as a. result many property
‘9 er. Bill boalds were removed a tor-'
_. j' ditflrates conclusively that it is pos-
. stole greatly to beautify cities and
' swamp lands for park and parkway
, 9. commission.
9 ', cutting 01‘ a rope that
.stretchéd across the parkway at the .
paulavird still: ”a.
Land Reclaimed
froin Swamp ._... All-
other 'l‘r‘aftic Out tiet
NEW YORK. Nov.8 8.--Mter solv-
in: successfully ll (treat problem in
the reclamation and beautification
of waste, river-bottom land. the
'i'ork new 'winding up its work at-
tel- 20 years of agitation and effort.
will.o on Thursday formeib throw
open to the public the beautiful new
trattio from i
s
ice.
City and Parkway officials will
participate in the ceremonies that
will appropriately dedicate this new
slalom oi' the Metropolitan district.
The exelcises will be held at the
new Valhalla bridge north of White
Plains and inlllledinteiy south of the
great Kcnslco (lam.
Battle to Preside.
George Gordon Battle, chairman
mission of New York will preside
and Governor Smith has been invi-
ted to be present. Music will be tur-
, nished by. the Police band of New Y
Yolk city.
' The arrangements for the' core-
IlilOi‘lica are in the li'ldfil of Madison
Grant. president oi" the parkway
commission and chairman of the8
lion committee. assisted by Theodos-
ills Stevens, counsel to the parkway
’l'climinary ceremonies
open with the formal
will be
at 2 p. in. wil
Bronx Botanical Gardens and will
in; toiiowed by a procession of 1710-
tor cars at or the parkway from this
point to Valhalla. where the final
dedicatory exorcises‘wili be held at
3 o'clock. Grand stands capable of
seating 1.500 pérsons will be provi-
dod for the acoomoda'tion' at those
attending the ceremonies at Valhal-
la. People will attend the celebra~
tion from New York city. Yonkers.
’l‘srrytoun.‘ Peoksklli. Scarsdale.
White Plains. Bronxxille and num-
erous other points. ”
' Portions Already open.
Portions of the new parkway have
been open and in use for some time
and it is estimated that the Sunday
motor traffic on the thoroughfare
alread exceeds 23. 000 cars. As for
back May 25. '1924. when a traf-
Iic census was taken by engineers of
the commission at 333m street, the
count showed 17.700 motor cars
passing over the roadway in 18
hours. W". F‘. Weisch. divisibn en-
gineer for the commission. estimates
that there has been a 30 per cent.
increase loathe Sunday traffic since
The construction of the 'Bronx
, Parkway and its adjoining parks
and beauty spots has constituted
one of the moat stupendous pro-
iccts ever undertaken to the East.
involving as it did the purchase or
seizure and thetranstormatibn of.
1.200 acres oflgarbaxe. dumps. mer-
shes and other waste lands chill."
the Bronx river into a beautiful
park system. the excavation of tire
, million cubic yards or earth and .
rock. the removal of 370 buildings,
the planting or 140000 shrubs and
30. 000 trees and the erection or 00
toot-bridges and 37 . parkway
bridges and vioducts. a total a! at:
parcels of land were acquired at a
cost ct 50.575000. and as soon as
wile was scquiredfio each parcel it
’ it cleaned up and made available.
The river channel Was cleared of
refuse. obstructions and debris. sow.
age and other pollution 110701173 11150;
theriVer were traced to their sour-
owner'il along the river made con-
nections with the Bronx ’Vslley sew;
estry and tree trimming terce who
oygenizedpand a. nursery started. It .
a was in this nursery that the tree‘s
" and shrubs that have loeen planted
"”t'vere grow'n. _
The completion and formal opens
, in; oi! this beautitul new highway
points north. its construction dent-
- “their environs byutiiising'wast'c and
New ,Ybrk city. to .
- affords another outlet for motor car “
9 car tlattlc from New York city to
: Tow. environs“ t
.00 r.- ill—Wulaarmlltoulr sin.
:00. P. 51.~l\'sllry-McCotli, soprs- throughout events
8: (5 J17 Ml-l» Scholastic Layette.“ 51.
711.0 7“. M.~Coiuulbia University
lecture.
7: 80 1‘. him-Delis saxophone 00-
lot.
0:00 P. M «with. 0rohostrs.
0:50 P. M.-—Goid»Dust Twins.
8:00 P. unavoresdy hour.
‘0': 00 P. 31.431071!” Trio:
Benedetto. tenor. »
10: 80 P. M—‘Lobel’s orchestra.
til: 00-13100 1’. M.—-Lido-Venice 0r-
chestrs. , , .
WNIO. NE YORK-4n. .
7:10 1'. M.—-‘-Coi estate monster»
7: 80 P. hie—Police slsr
7: 35 P. M.—-Cioillitiate R lblers.
s: 00 P. M..--Election returns will
be given throulr'hout the pron-nu
between musical iesturos. .
8: 05- 10: 00 P. M.—L0.wrsnce Meta
cult. tin whistle; Irene Jones, so-
prano: Rudolph Joe‘kowtt‘s, violin;
Virginia i’lnner. soprano: The
Alien Trio.
10"00 P. :Mr—JSTI'I Orchestra.
10: 30 P. 51.-~i’l|ice elet’tsfii weatho
er.
10:75 P. M. who: Orchestra.
' 4' 11.. titles.
meermnl
:0" '58.
“171001111 000107010" ' '
7:08 P. Matteo-even Orchestra.
8:10 1’. M..--Opors "The Mikado "
8: 00 P. M.-«"’llblitel to Florida," C.
E. Ranch. -
0:15 P. him-Theatrical review.
8180 P. M.—-80Ldris'.h Trio. 9
0:50 P. Mr—wh. “litml‘flculpture.”
10:00 P M.——'"‘l‘h0 Luludyne," L.
Adelman. "-1
1:0 15 P. M.——Curroht theatre
10:10 urn—11mm tellt.
11: 0011’. M.-f"i‘otvn in ROQQW."
WEN. NEW YORK—878.
7: 00 I". M." obilo 'Qliititaet.
7‘iz5 P. M!- 171 Turits, soprano.
m«8:00 ELM. “Talk. 0.1300013
8:10 1’. M.-—-P.sd'io chats with in-
'teresting‘ people. ,
8: 28 P. M.~—Leou Fox, violin.
8: 00 P. M. -—— Norman Hennerold.
Piano. .
8: 50 P. M. -~L'eon Fox. violin.
'0. at
side the Mom." Profane!- 11.1.“ 11:00 P. . .eFordham Gardens 0r-
Sheldon. 9 . 00°39'0-
7: 00 17.1 its—mm: Dales dog talk. 9 ‘ 'won, Howells—.405.
7.1:. p. M.—~-1-iotol Vdnderbiu O'ri' 7:17 P. Mw-"WOl'ds onen Mis-
chestra. pronounced." .
7- oo 1?. M.-—w “ litzer'mi'l'sicsle.‘ e 17 P. ll.—-"sllorts." Bill Wathey.
8:00 P. M.~‘Ne York Edison hour. 0: 80 P. M.—-—Men in the Moon
10: 00 P. M.~Mu'_siesl roileiosus. stories.-
"Tho Grotn'ti Tour." 6' 0'0 1’. M.—-Hotol Shelton dinner
10: so P.- lit—Hotel Mayflower or. ‘ music. . .
7:30 P. Marlowe.
WAAM, NEWARK-u 208.
00 P. M.—~Mekou's Orchestra.
00 P. M. ~Bl'ot'm's Olollestrll.
7:50 P. M.«—-W. M. Emery, baritone
’7: 50 P. M9.-B'radley.«nnd Blackw ell
piano ducts.
8: 05 P M. -'. "Mt'ltion 'Picturee.”
Alice Evans.
8: 20 P. liL——Br:\dley and Blackwell
piano duets.
chestre. . .
“de NEW YORK-9:408
7. no r. oil-natal AllibMti'sddt". frail!
8:10 P. lite—“From 1301071071 70
Banking". 17'. W. I-iiil.:; 9 9
8: 20 P. .M Q-Adcl'old‘e Klein. control.
“7085,. NEW YORK-4810.
6:00 P. M.—-—-Uncle Geebee. , . .
6: 30 P. M—Boys’ Club “program. ,
8: 50 P. bin-American Legion pros
v
0
7
grain.
7:00 p. ills—Arrowheaalnnol‘chw 8: 85 P. lit.-Aliee L'aul'le. soprano...
tl'a. “ ' '\ ' 8: 55 P. M.-—-Edgcwood Club Or.
me P M.—~Y. M. n. A”. vocational chewli— .
forum, . 8:45 P. M.--"New Jerec'y." Horace
1 ’. \i.-—Ei a lien. con~ ”9““-
8 tall... ‘ e n" m ' . 10.00 P. M.~——Biil neurone... tenor.
s: 20 p. Iii—Sarah Sonlme'rs. lvlllsa wnw command...
tier. . 8: 00 P. M.-—Policc alarms; music.
8: 30 P. MLEieanor Hones. con-‘ election returns.
delta. ... \ , 10:00 9.101 M—Pollca alarms: soloists.
s: 40 1’. ill. w-"izzy Pipicit's Diary," .11: 00 EM .~‘-—Pellce alarms; orches-
Dovid Rosenthel. - tra.
wu', millilibllht‘lilsooos.
10:10 P. l\.7 l\--Ciub Pagoda orchestra.
W TIC. HARTFORD—476.
9:001! hh~Louis eokolol violin;
Robert McCltrib)‘. Dione. '
9 8: MT. M.-—0rgen recitei. '
wiles. maestro cur—era.
11: 151’. 81.9»01'3011 recital.
woo, swimwear—.1100.
11:00 P. hi.—-Dl'tnce Orchestra.
WPG SPRIXGFIEDD. M SS. 483.
6780?. M.—-—Il'otei Leno: nsenlbie.
;oo.1o; 80 P. him-Consonant Liti? 0
symphony: Richard MeConlb.
loadings; Leona Borrouu‘l. sopra-
no; Rosario Lizzie and Salvatore
Glee. trumpet and mono;- Julius
Steiner. tenor.
10: 80 P. 5L~Arrewhesd Inn Or-
., chestra.
Willi, NEW sons—sea. '
7:00 P. lit—Iceland Orchestra.
7: 80 8: 00 “P. M.-Oaklond's Orches-
v 9 . . Tuk'ey. ~ ‘
“INT" NE“ YORK—288 (i: 80 P. Lia-V an Curler Orchestra.
8: 00 P. lit—Wile I... Fanning. as.
or. 7: 80 l’. lite—“Salim" of Electrons
8:10? 11:11 —-WI..WI.. ““0,“ £11,110 .P:a‘ctic‘ai Applications." Prof.
' ' I Void "
: .-- .d . - . '
82:1)” Grace It a“. supra 7205' P... M. ~0rchestm; . ERhei
8:80 1’ "Question Box." R's'v. Crookes. contrelto: Margaret Wa-
J. M. Gillie. termen. piano“ -
: 5 P 1. .410. L. 1..“ n . tenor. 10: 80 P. 51,—Meytlower Orchestra.
32:5 P "'4“ 73.10?" , « WEEI. 308108-3749. 9
9:05‘P- King-GIG 1.7000110. soprn‘ 7: 30 P: M.“ Air Llnel. G. W.
no. ' 723021031 ‘17 ill is I
. .__ ' .lc ‘ 51‘“. '1. .‘~. 1) C A
g: g': I}: §I__;ahl: Zelgalnwba'sg'. '7: iii P. M.—~Har\'ard Obsertutory
' talk.
8: 45 P. lil.-—WlsWL Trio. .
WMOA. NEW YORK-441. . ' :
M.--Vll.ll’s Sitting Ensemble
hitter. 11061171372174“.
7. 00 P. lit. «slams... Orchestra.
artists: Marion Lindsey. soprano.
10: 00 r. M.—-D. A'. Davies. ‘ "Eta
rope's Ghanaian Boundaries,"
10:10 no M. - sea» Sorensen. baritone
'10: 40 P He-Joyce Meredith. 703117
6: on. r.
a: no r. M.-—Red Lion-inn olal‘lea‘.L 030D. TORONTO—337. , -
107911.30 p. ill—11101111 Society
7. 00 P M.--Wiibllr's Personalities. Orchestrat- .
8: 00-10: 00 P. M Pastime Ilelhlnel. Knits I’W'l‘ifll‘ltGK-JOO
plane: Samuel Heller. readings. 5‘15 3’ 1“.”Di08‘9" (“mew
May Breen. Peter 00.12007: and 7:10 P- lit—News.
7:30 P M.——-Cltildrens period.-
7. 4'5 P: M.——Unlve rally of Pills-
burst) talk.
a: 00 l", M.-+Orcll0stro: truvci talk-
‘0: 00 P. ale-Orchestra: Rhemmay
11: 00 1’. Iii.-~Greetin|'s from the.
Motor-elect. . Winn. new roan—17:1.
WJZ. new $0319.45; '9 ii: 80 P. M.-—Lun1boriacks Orcilcs- '
6: so P. lite-N. Y. U. course: ".ln- trs. «
.I in different parts of the house with
tre: song's. .
11:00 P M.-Coraven Club Orches- 8 151’. lit-.iieetors Orchestra.
tre. " 9 30 P‘Jia— s-Bfiéndsi 0 Hour. 9
11: so P. ll .—Rodco Club Orches- Wilts . RECTADWM
tra. 8.0017. M. .«ltews. . . .
12: on P. 81.13.15 a. M.«t‘:iub 17...... s 201’. M.» Wham-'5 .111... Learn.
tucky nevus. 8‘1, About CO‘ODEi‘aflonl’ It. 3.
rAcEm
‘llilll anything about a story until i
show him the finished product. I
destroy lllllcll bct'oro i got started.
and i wouldn't show a living soul
my draft of a sibl'y. Ut‘lcll lie nug-
gt-sis changes after l have complet-
1'1] :1 novel. which 1 usually lllukc be.
cause I rl-spcct‘ ills editorial judg-
ment highly. and 1 know he knows.
bl'ill‘l‘ than anyone ljiso \\‘ll(‘iiit.'l‘ l
have l9xlll'l9slll-li what i really mean
or not do other words. we arr» iill- |
cllm of tiles. host i'iit‘lltl and-swor-
csl- (rllic colllbilmtions."
'l‘clnpl‘rnllloutalIy. Mrs Irulll says
they are quite different
or Rom-Elven Muslims.
How to be happy. successful. in-
terosting, popular—«and married--
in other words. how to enjoy the
blessings of civilized life is a secret.
that Inez Haynes Irwin and her line'-
band will ”win scam to have dil~
covered. ’
Hero is a situation beloved of the
dramatist and novelist where the
husband and wife are t'h success-
ful autilortl'and whore professional
ealousy might flourish like the
green bay tree and create 9. line pro-
blem play.
But instead you find two splendid
lllld lill9‘lrI
people, nicely balanced as well as lll'il'onlnt'llis and training have
temperamental. devoted to their )lell dissimilar. I’
work and taking iit very riousiy; "You sl'l‘,” she went on. "i m .'
sharing a delightful" comp ionship 1171111 New England. 11.. 1.9: bowl
and creating together a home and a
home atmosphere that draws dovet-
od- friends to 71301.
_ "Our work is as necessary as our
home." Mrs. Irwin told me. "If we
had to pay for the privilege of writ-
ing “'0 would gladly remit. Probn- 9
('uliloulla One of 111*. first thincsI
I noticed about llilll “iii 11 I filed met
him yin-lull” ago at udlllnl-r nilcrll
Golicll llul'gvss and qlllillui Hop—I
kills Adams and othul litcl rllry poo-
iii" “"1 iv also gutsts. “as his ilrl9l-zy.' i
I’m. i\i‘l~l"i'll \HI). Californians 11179.
i
i
bly \l'o gct rid of a great deal 'on our lli\\"ii_\fl that “all. you knoll and i
fictional charactcls that we sure New i'llllzlzlhlll-l's rarely art". and l
o'acll other. 4' ' that quality airways ultr'lllis us in» I
calls: it 1:.- :10
cm. ”
’l‘lln ll'ullls “t‘l‘l‘ tlll‘il‘iit'li in 1010'
hours 701
.ircsllllll; and (“lit r
work
"We have the some
work~this lnorning~but we
an entirely different approltch.
, "My husband tells me the 7plots
for all his stories and outlines the
. materiel for his articles to me he“.
tore he starts to write~he reallyi
does. this to get " everything clearly
defined in his own lnilld. Then he
sits down and writes in a straight.
away fashion.
| "I never tell mm
“bore \\' ill ll'wlll had bl: on “or nor-
.1 brill location. , .
fl'id'lllt‘lll war and our passionate
il-rt-sl ill the (inlet: 0i'01ll'()\'n (,‘Ulili~
ll'y .llld the allies use it bond oi oi:
llli‘lliill llt. that has since irnllslor illt d
itscli illlo ollrlllu'iunlcon\icliml that:
a 'plot or tell
Road to a Happy Mallied Life
.Olll' iirsl yl :‘liS lcgllhll
i RN 110 l‘.
and sailed illlllltditlllly for l-i'lllolll i
ll'slmlldlni and “as lollllllillg :J‘lliil lli-Hl lll lloml9' ~"llilllllV llmlll-s. llall- .
ill: lllill“:ii ”£75 and in lot.
“We silzllld tllc‘ special-Iv or "i"
I
' lust
l
l
l
wul' lllllsi lw Jillliilhilt‘tl.
.. . . I
lzlul'll o1 us \\l':t)ll l'hil“il51\(ly
but tliilit,‘ sepalaiciy duping illt‘. )t‘ill's '
ill l~"',lnll<l~ and our ilOlltyillOOll and
hero busy
lll't'lic times that .‘il't'lll absolutely .
ilill‘t'iil ililti illlpossibiu .llow." 1
Though they work upul't till- 1' till-
joy lilclr l'rl'l'c'aliollnl llollls lo-‘
’i"lll~) till-[It’- lill 'll'llilllsi:l~.lll
for soil, ll'lllliii lllt)li)l'illt.{ and the
illillilt ‘
”And a iu\'0 i‘o'l tnl'ly \l'illllt‘llll
it‘lllllilul'c. " silt. rich in: il‘ll. ‘ \il boiilI .
mill-cl it lltldiy. \\'i‘ hull luoI
1101177.»: lillv 1d llitil t‘OlUliilli lll9.lsllrcl'Il-l
lliltliioillt day he may litut: to not ill
till: 1"} »»»»» just so “ti ('tlll i'lllillsll it.
'.l‘ilcil \tilill‘l llnml. is ill illt‘ older l .
nation 01‘ NI“ York. at delightfully l
olll illshloncd lllw ol' llOliit'. lliilL
gills l\.idclll'-l not. only to lilt' il' love. '
of ltliiiillll' lllllliilllt', but ”it‘ll taste. 7
"ill sllwltlng it Ill their ll'llgl li\ll'il,'.
loom lvl‘lylil‘llll: is litltilll'ili but rc—9 '
iiit'ti to iill‘\\l10lt‘.illlll illi‘ l'lolln"
lol spl'll lousnl its in 18 not be» n sull'l-
iit‘iii in illl‘li 7.101 for possl-ssion. '
\llll :wllsl llllil' i’lonl-9 llits boon :ls—I
:illililtti tilt lliotilll: shrine
“Lilllllt: illl sumo 1110171, in really
\xlllll ill ll 1 9: lil‘ill'iit' ilk-9 t‘llt‘ll ollll’tl'.”
'lzlll- (tilli illil' ii. ‘Y1 H ililli id. 1 bl —
;,A.-._} - \ .‘.
.”‘L~
that lit
l'lillll~s—-lll who (if lllt l'lll'i ililli my
book is '(‘ulllllllu llnv'iizlllds
it'll-mic! \lld I lwilllo notllillig is', '
ism tolldllliw in artistic v.9. plcsslon
Illlld trnnllc \\"mk in any business or.
pr‘oll-ssioll. us Hflllshillg home life.
i
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Slole house ‘.I to llwsltul'lilly 0 to ’l‘
-DRY- l
ooo‘os l MUNSIE’ 1.77.7:
10.12 80. MAIN ST. PHONE 2510 SO. NORWilLK
OPENING OF THE
BABY SHOP
Anothe' addition to this fast growing store is
our BABY DEPT. For weeks we ilith‘ been
planning and now “e are readl livcl'yilllllg' fol
the BABY is here. Mothers are ill\ ilt'(l to C(llllt
and bring baby to see the beautiful ezlllllcllu
' displayed for the wee lots on our 2nd floor.
lillllil's‘ “and Mini" lil'l'w-s —-4 ”lli.it'\' siml'l .Illl-Iu-h cl' Illlllu-l,
liabll-s' tuirillgl' t‘ tlll9l~ ill quill-
illlli'it'n ' l.ll\vII I’I't':wi‘~ \\llll shir- '1 cd silk .lllll pl'l lliil ‘l‘lllllliilltllll
lrd or lllli:l'll.i(lel(2l'l 49ci put— $2 95 in s 95
l . W 5. I
yokl'. Sizes to it yours tcl'lls.
(.ortrlllics lillilll-s Short or hull.- (‘nals l-l
(‘nsllnlcl'e 01' ('l'l’pt-llu \\llli .«zllli
liabit-s’ "and Malta
beautifully
o'mbloldol'cd 11
seal 1011- $1.060 t9 in bl oidel'ed
ed. .............. col— $2 95 in 5 5
i lals. 0 $ . 0
liablcs‘ Pillow Cm era; ll u 11 d l ——-—-—m- w
"Hide and (f‘lliiil‘oiiimetl ill l'ltlei Babies” ltnit St'ts—illl \ (-1 i:...'.'l.
Nuill- 51-00iocs and iJOiliili. iilit‘ hull mull
soul: . . . .llld sill:
‘ and
it.
\‘llilhiouk. I'iionl. $1M l95 $2. 69
+750 not.) iilllltings. .1 ml ll : lillll llt
gm llt‘t‘p
““"‘ $1 .95“‘$2. 95
lillilics' liibs 01'
hand
olllbi'llillrrcll .
line
0
:lll silk. Hill\ and non] :lnll killi-
\\'i tllll.
tell silk. 59 lo 1.95 .
c ‘ liabil's li' 'uallcd “Uni so 15
All slurs.
---.~~-- it'llzzy :llld \\':illll. ill Null tout“
Iinhirs' limiters. in dainty l'liltil‘h I "l' ”n" 52 95
iillil 250-396-496' \l'ool. ........... I
‘ liuilil-s' llmlllt‘ts. part sill: nndi
ll oslg'lm , - .... .-______,
l. liuby linllll'ubt's. licllcml
\v'lill-I flannel
llnllh-s' Mittens. \l'illl 01'
out thumbs. plain and l'oseblid‘I I'Jitll'r- $1 25 lo $1.95 .
9- put' 49 -59 -69 9 down '
lcl'lls, c c c .70-.. .
—-———-9- lilthy (‘lccpol's in llilil) Imi—
lillhit's‘ Show. lllllr'nsnllls ll'illl toms of Ginn‘hlllll or l'nplln.
llalnl} siillllill: -.- l\iil .'md llic'ell lrimnlod with
intent it’llillili‘ .‘iiOt‘k' 95 ‘ilulm' $1 00-51 39
all .11 one mile G' braids. I q I
lizlllios' liulllls. i‘i.’ii)it‘S' Wrappers. llubics’ Stockings.
Babies" liinnlll-ls.‘ labies’ Battles. Bllbics‘ Dolls.
A collllllcte assortment for your baby is here.
Buy at MUNSIE’S and Save Money.
i'
of line Nllllismilt. lilliiliily build l':ilil')’ braid lilllflllilli‘. and mu.
t'lllblllidrl'ed ulnl sl'uliollld. ilizil'l lll'oldulvd . ' .
...-.9 $100..1;.~.., 890 '.
i't'iil‘ii ............. l ~ —~
.. “...-.-” ...,A-.- _ -.. .._
Barbers itching taro... , ,
* The. Beauty Parlor Law
”W
Nli'w HAVEN \‘ov. 3.—-—lel'lcctl'. llocl-ntly'luied that lllt 7.1.1111) plll'lmI
cut faces a new beauty contest today may be colllbillcd tiiiil a brown. 1' shop.
ontilely professional. as the lesult of and
the refusal of the master 'llorllels to “liberate. ..iiil‘lt‘d mo :11 lllcwnt
accept the ruling of the- recently 014- many barber shops and, blunt: litil~
tubllshcd Board otrHairdlessers and lays conducted jointly in the. min
Cosmetlcians prohibiting beauty par- “antenna and willsgllllon cl lls liil-
lors in barber shops. '1‘ le Hoirdress»,trons. under the sulwulslun cf the
are Board. the result f an Art 0! iiarhcls Lilceni-ll' Commission; time-
the 182 5 Legislature designed omens tone. be it
other things to give the beauty tux-I “Reached. i"'l"hlt til.
ports professional standing. recently hers and menlbl'ls oi lili‘ Stole 1.11-
ryled that the beauty parlors in 0111- bels' Plotcclite \lsoclutioll in Joint
hol- shops must go. and ““licle both meeting. :lsscmbil'd Nolonllml l.
the beauty shop and the lumber shop 1025. m‘otcst against the luililg or
9 hate the some proprietor, tho csiah- the State lion 'd oi (osml‘tlciulls and
stud lo ovclluok tho
and. be it ful-
llhllmellts must be in sepmutc rooms urge all illtr
nouns separate entrances. lI'li‘iing in its omllely:
Meeting here Sunday. rcprcslnlll 'tilcr
tites of all master harbors and lili‘ “Resolved That “L9 i'ltlllt‘il' stlictly
Barbers' Protective Associathn mom to the rules and regulations laid
all parts of the Stat eadcpted the fol (101011 by tho Lorilers‘ License Com-
ins: Burnett cacti-alto.- ‘ the halrdressers' edict: 0! Connecticut to continue conduct—
13::th P. M.--Hetei hIeA'lpin Drones 11: 85 P. hie-Grand Theater mag. “Whereas. the state Boald arlung their business in the future as
ire. » 1°~ quairdrtmrs and cosmeticlans hate in the past "'.,
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Styles Don’t Flt tile Age ass'l'iiey Used To
capita a eonsthnptio
' he; United states is new
be t. esmelt on apple a day. says the
niccd Estates Department of Agri-
; culturéll ,' .,
“the oiai; was
00. 008 bushels compared
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"slat; 17 000.000 bushels lull: year.
this year will
. '0. decrease 111- total productio'ity
" ~ My onset by the
9‘ p’ is of unuhltli'y
an “qultli'tl'.' and 'less' than the "usual
to W or be
1.1.11.3 purposes.
”.Ipol'tién‘l‘wlll
“8:.
tllustcl' ilu 1'? .
lowing resolutions, urging dcllnnco of mission and urge the master bottom .9; ,
PARDON PLEA
FOR JAKE LEVY ‘
iS WITH )RAWN
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Former Tax Collectorl
of Bridgeport Also
Falls to Gain Free-
" (10m —- Two “Lifers”
Get Out
lllli i ’(‘ll'll’tfli' 1‘. No“.
by Howard 1". 81711111. former tax .
collector of Bridgeport and Jacobi
Lory. 'l'orlllcrly oi' t'olnpo lllll. West-
llorl. convicted “beer ring" principal
to obtain pardons from .10 state pri-
son l‘uiiod. aha session of the Board
or l‘i‘il'tlolls :l'i. Wotherstieid water-'-
duy. it was announced that all but
film“ Efforts E
Velvet Suede and Satin are. the leading materials
. We are showing several new 1110- 4‘ ..
dels ln buckle and gore pumps made of these‘llla-”
in fall footwear.
terials.
Gun Metal hose is most attractive when worn with
suede, satin or velvet shoes.
Tripletoe Hose $2 .00 a Pair
Conneally Ed Bracken
South N orwalk Conn. =
lill‘t't‘ 'pt‘liiiolis of the 73 which the
board met to consider were dismiss-
ed. :17 prisoner withdrawing their
petitions volunt ily. and the board
refusing to grant pardons or com-
‘ mutation ill 36 other cases.
l.c\'_v Withdraws Pica
L'm-y. who is serving one to nine
years for violation of, the liquor
laws and transporting.' on seven
counts. withdraw his plea. Lexy
was sentenced in January of this
your. ‘ '
Former City ’l‘ax Collector How-
rod 0‘. Smith of Bridgeport. who
is serving from two to three years
[or embezzlement on city fu’nds
made his first appeal for clemency
yesterday. His counsel said the
crime was more of carelessness than
theft. Assistant State's Attorney E.
.Earlo Gal-lick said he opposed the
application somewhat reluctantly.
no added that he was still a good
tliend to the pdsoner but to re-
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the court sentencm
Two men serving sectonccs at the
Wothcrsticld state prison were gran.
ted pardons and two others were al-
lowed commutations of one year and
iuo years. respectively. each on
their sentences.
Walter Nelson. forty-one. who has
served 19 years of the life sen-
, tonce given April 10‘. 1800. for the
killing of Nelhoh Docket. an Ansonio.
bartender. was granted on uncondi-
tional pardon. _ .
The other pal-don was given to .10»
soon Toesapo. at New London. fifty-
four years old. who has served 21
years of a his sentence imposed in
November. 1000. for the murder at
Doredl Menxhi'. during a quarrel.
Minimum Sentence Communal]
iii 4 minimum sentence of Ed-
Sanderson. oi! New Haven
coll cted lust fennel-y of biganly.
was commuted from two years to
one. .Hii‘ohn Merits. of Nougatueks
convicted rot indecent; assuit on
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GEH E B E’
527 “ ' j ' . , ', Delivery
“11's nuns: 117 ms nocsng'unlc'v ’
MAKE "THE 'BATH ROOM CONVENIENT.
ill filling up the bil.tlll'oolll._tllere are many little things which 3'
“iii add a great deal to the comfort and com enicncc of the family...;
seats. .3
clothes hooks. tooth brush holders. sponge and soap lacks tumbler '
our
such as glass shelves. touel rods. medicine cabinets. both
are 517mm 1
white ellllllle
lloldels. paper~ holders. etc.
:lss'nrtmcnt or good quality
~ or nickel ware.
33 Washington Street
All of these things
bathroom l‘lxlul'l's in
South Noxwalkuijgr'
Sentinel
lease him now would be to mock '
5 Mthree is e. trsnsac
allowed ,
EITHER YOU BUY 0N GUE .
«we—w. . :-
Placing your requirement with our 'e'com'
the guess work.
7" Doors and Sash are not shits“
pianos. cameras or jewolr or how co
as}, or Kodak, or Tiffany '
Hollie charts is not inseam-cg.l
selection is more potent than. ex
meat; —-— it’ is surprising howl
tblliit into homes with the r
9 there is more satisfaction'
‘ their Shape and retainf'th
have outlived their 11 7%
Quality —-. Dsp ’j
of practical u s e
-, everlasting wear
3 and handsome de-
selected from out
comprehensiv e
showing.
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signing a r e best . '
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