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tractuig attention, and much
Fear Secretary of State
a: Delaware Met; His
Death- S e a r c 71
Starts ‘
WlLMINGTON. N. 0.. Nov. 4.
(APJ—e-de Bunny 111, which had
William C. Taylor. secretary of state
for Delaware..and it. Robert Pusey.
both of Wilmington, Delaware. on
board. and had been missing since
October 88. was found by coast
guard boats two miles oft George.
town Monday bmned to the water’s
edge. No trace of the crew“ had
been reported to pilot headquarters
at Southport yesterday.
This information 1vas furnished
the Associated Press over long dis;
tsnco telephone Tuesdayby Captain
office at
Southport. who said an intensive
search for tho 1essei and thofle
aboard had been conducted for. three
days without result.
Captain Adkins’ report did not.
tally with one from Wilmington. N.
C... in which Captain Galloway ‘01 the
having said the Bunny III was safe
at Southport.
The pliots' office official said the
Mayor of Bouthp‘ort and mariners
had searched for the boat in re¢
spouse to messages from relatives
and friends or the two Delaware
men.
The Bunny III. which had re-
because of bad weather. Capt. Ad‘-
gins said, leftthe town after taking
on a fresh supply of fuel.
PUNISK' SMUGGLERS.
DOVER. Eng..~Drastic punish-
ment will b egivcn smugglers who
attempt to impart taxable mater-
iais without paying duty. Flues in
the past have been treble vain
and duly There are many persons
trying to enter England "with finer-
ies and to avoid the duty tax.
6
Am ROUTE ACROSS ASIA.
. BERLIN.~Regularlnlr-plane ser-
vice between Berlin and Tokyo‘ is
plunned'i'or next’year- .Tho route
will be acro east Europe and As-
ia. It is expec ed that the distance
will be covered in five days' 111111111.
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WEAR, NEW YORK-488.
6: 00 P. M.~Waldorf—Astorla dinner
‘ music.
7:00 P. liL~United Synagogue
Amci'lcu'service. ‘
7:80 P. M.~U. 8. Army Band.
8:00 P. M. ~Huyiers‘ Buddies.
8: 80 P. M. ~Pooiey concert. 7
9: 00 P. MFWaterman's Points of
Program. "The Treaty of Ports-
into. til. ” ‘
of
' 10: 00 P. M ~lpauo. Troubadors.
11: 00- 12 .00 P. M.~l3ernle's (Drones-1
tra. '
\Vh‘YC, NEW YORK-526.
6:10 7'1 M.—-Market. high spots. ;;,
6: 20 P. 11.41.11. selections. , ~
8: 80 P. M. ~Elen1entary Spanish
lesson.
7: 00 P. bin-Advanced Spanish les-
sons.
L 1. 80 P. M.~Police 8...... ‘
7: 85 P. M.—Kew Gardens Orches-
tra. - .
8: 1510: 10 P. M.——‘R. G. Parker.
tenor; Dorothy Taylor. contralto:
Clara Rosenzweig. piano: Edith
Hall. soprano: Hyman mew,
‘ violin; Harold Woodin. baritone.
10: 1o 1? M.~Henlth talk. (1. 'n.
Keane.’ ‘
10:30 P. M.~Pollce alarms. weath~
9!"
Was. NEW YORK—L485 _
0: 80 P. ~.-,M.~N Y. U. course, "Men-
1111 Levals and the Limits of Abil-
ity at Each Level.” Prof. J. E.
Lough. ,
7:00 P. M. ~Hotei Commodore Or-
chestra. "
8:00 P. M.~Zooio'gicai Society ser-
les.
8: 80 P. bL~Stelnway concert. direct
_‘ from Steinway' Hall: Elshuco
‘.l'rlo.
10:30 P. M.~Virglnians Orchestra
WGBS, NEW YORK-1.810. .
‘ 8:001). M.~Uncle‘Unole Gesbe’e.
8:80 .P. M.~‘Premierf0lub (noises,
tra. fl _ . ' . _
7: 00 P. M.~N. Luck. “Movie Bide-
llghis." , '
7:10 .1’.M.~Premler Club Orches-
tra.
WEN. NEW YORK-r881. _
. 8:45 P. M.~Intervlew with Georgie
Jesse“.
- 7: 00 P. M.—~Cotton Club Orchestra
.7: 80 P. biz—Helen Carrier» piano.
7: 85 P. M.~Barnott Ginsberg. Vio-
lln.
man. ""8111: Five- Day worlds;
.> Week." .
8: 05 P. M.~Cantor Samuel Weis-
‘ someones . ‘
8. 45 «P. M~Hoch and Jerome.
”m
8: 00 P. M. ~1Gllbsrt and Bast,
801128.
18: 184: so P. .lif'.~Cl'aire De Leon.
soprano.
10: 00-10: 30
pohooger Joseph D.. was quoted as ‘
maimed at Southport several days.
1 . ' ._.
Here are Mr.
Rose. George. Virginia. Louis,
Merle. Joseph and Franc-ls.
OMAHA; Nab. .. Nov. .. 3.~A1nerlcuu,
homes would be happier if people
had more children.
This. at least, is the firm belief of
Mrs. William Koziol. of Clmaha. who
is fully qualified to hold such an
opinion.
For 'Mrs. Kozlbi is the mother of
80 years.
Her children range in age from 2
to 82 Mrs. Kn: iol has reard them.
cooked for them. done all her.
housework. found time to take an
active part in the affairs of her par-
ish church and manages to keep in-
formed on pubic events enough to
cast an intelligent vote in every
election. .
. Never Had Serums.
And she' s done all of this “itiiout
a. servant. maintaining her home on
8: 00 P. M.~Dr- Bernard Drsch- .
LP. 11.1mm“ Dance ~
the not ovensnolen salary of- hex
husband. who is a laborer. ‘
Tonight 8 Radio Program
-_....... “..‘..-
7: 16 P. M. ”Commerce of the day.
7. 20 P. M.~Code lesson.
7:85 P. M.~"New Inventions."-~A.
.Poclt.
7:145 P. M.~Pletr.1 Soldano. songs.
8: 00 P \Lmbl'. Szpneth'e Ampico
Artists. 1 .
8. 80 P. M. ~l1‘ushipn 11111:.
8: 45 P. .1 .~Sarnuol 12111111111111-
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vio-
9: 00 lP. .M. ~ “Shall “V ,l'Iuve
' Super‘Power‘i" A- P. Peck.
9: 15 P. M.-’-—~"Aré‘i‘iitecture." ll.~ W.
Corbett. ,
9: SOP. M .~"Avlation," ll N. Es-
my . 1
9: 48?. ill ~Bernico lx'uzbnoff and
,Margaret Ilart. two- piano recital.
10.00 P. lilweChristenson Quartet.
10: 80 P. M. ~Biogrnphy aik.
WEN. NEW YO ~27i
, 8: 00 RM .—-Balconndes Orche ra.
8:88P M.~Dcris Sheldon; central.
to.
9: 05 P. M. -- -Busoni's Troubadours.
9: 301’. M.~W. 0. Ihleleid. piano.
9: 45 P:M .~Tiiomus I‘hythcrch, len-
01' ,
WEB“. LNEW YORK—2'3.
6:00 P. M. ~Aiicc Robinson, supra-
no.
6.1 i". M.~Hotel
nsemblc.
7: 00 P. M.~Everglades Mariners.
7: 30 P.- M ~Feature.
7:85 RM M.‘~1ama Yuma Boys.
7: 50?. M.~llcalth talk.
11 :80 P_. M.~Kerr's Orchestra.
‘uWABG. RlClIMOND'fllLIp-dlo.
7' 0?. M.~Eisenhuti1'e Orchestra.
fill-8:85 P. LIP-Judith Roth. so-
proud; Michael Lamberti. 'ccllo:
James Savell. baritone; Clifford
Kilby. basic. :
10: 00 P. lib-James Savell. baritone.
10: 15 {’.' M.‘~2llnmerinnn Orchestra.
11.15.1119 String
r
‘ ‘zwoit. ARK—405. _
o:151‘«‘.M.——“_ eras Cften Mispro-
haunted}!
6:17 P. M. ~"8ports." Bill Wathey.
o: 801’ M.~Hotel Shelton . dinner
wheel.
7: 80 P.1d ~Lopez orchestra.
8:00 P. M...'1.Topics or the
Spencer Armstrong.
8' 157?. M.’~'l‘he Royal Trio. '
8' 80 P. 83—88711 Slew. mandolin.
8: {REM M.5~'l‘bs Royal Trio. .
'9: 00?." M.~‘_'3‘e_llabillty of Aircraft
in Heather'captsln Anton Help
on. -~
9: 11:11:00 P. Kahnlta 1:111:11.
race Taylor. read.
Day."
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6’85- .~_Bedtlm‘s story. '
7:011 P lit—0111mm. -
M.~0harol no
111111 Jerome. songs
.11....11'111'1111. Woolford piano
M.~08!»rne l‘nd Meredith
Themes.
10:11) P. M.~Strlokiand's Orchestra.
1!: 00 P. Md—Cltlb Richmnn Enters
17 children. all “within a space of:
.
An interviewer found Mrs. Koziol,
ill: the kitchen of her home. She
was busy cut’ling but win‘lcr dresses
for the youngest of. her bread from
an ample piece of lleaxy plaid mu-
terlui. Long practice acquired no
doubt in the making of clothes for
the dozen or L‘so older children. had
made her letter perfect in the task.
and her shoals sliced through the
cloth us exactly as if she Ware :1
machine
Little Lucille. Doro yand Ber.
nice, the babies of the mildly. sat on
the floor pretending that they. too.
were making dresses. Another
daughter, Adeline, 11110 is 16 rat. at
d sewing machine sewing the pieces
her mother clipped.
“Its Just as easy to manage Limuu}
children as u i'.ow ' she said. “For
“lllfl there are so, many. they take
cans of one another." _
101111 71. ~ K11:
BITTER AT 1111
WARNER GAVE
Mayor Behrens Jubi-
lant OVer Victory~
Says Ripper Bill Re-
pudiated By Vote
llRlJGEI’ORT No1 l.~.lolln T
..King. the Republican lender, in an
intmview last night. did not mince
words in expressing his opinion on
the results of‘ the campaign. He
said: _
"l-‘lllh belongs to swine.
11 allow {11 if.
Let them
inf lilo opposing candidates.
lmus underlying this fight came not
only from the 41 members of the
Bridgeport Manufacturers‘
tiou but from Dover ll. Warner,
president of the Bridgeport Hydrau-
lic Company.
anery. Mr. Warner's
11nd henchmen ‘
"I wish to serve notice on Mr.
paid employ-e
respectable 1or'pomtioll into the
mire of politics and 1“ritual: lake the
penalty. u ,
"I now some notice on the Re-
publican Town Committee and its
treasurer. Mr. George 8.11111 that if
the future. they must return MP
to the Republican campaign fund.
this campaign.
I despise double-dealing”
Behrenet
Mayer F. William Behrens. the
successful candidate. commenting on
the election results last nitht. said:
to have voiced in unmistagable
fashion their faith in the Wintegrily
Bridgeport. By ther votés they hays
' repudiated the ripper bill and regis-
tcred their fmphatlc shower to the - 8
cowardly attacks upon 161111 T. Kins
the fact that ”those melting them
‘ knew Mr. Kins‘s lips were sealed in-
sets:- as he might reply to them.
thy Moreen. _
story. T.‘ W. Bur~
0R5:
of. {at-4.7. ML. 11:11.11. tenor. .
1832.37 . ~hflldrcdsflr1'ant,
“I want congratulationsfrom none ‘
The nni— '
Assocla. :
and from Albert L. .
\l' nrnnr that I helieyo public r1-r1ic1. L
corporations lender useful Service to ,
the public. but he had dragged n '
they want any support from me in l-L‘L.
Warner's check, which he has sentiu -
for we know that he and his I llow f- '
manufacturers haye been the once . ’
who have floaticed the Democials in
“I admire and respect courage but L"
""l‘he people a: Bridgeport appear ‘
or the Republican administration “\
attacks made (1611ny despicable 11?;
"We shall during the next two '3'L
80- ‘k
so-
t
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The interviewer told Mrs. Kozioi
of a recent magazine article by 11
young mother who‘llad complained
that the first your other. first child‘s
llife cost her “.000 and that she
couldn't afford another.
"Sure. they‘re exp sire. these
small families." snorte Mrs. Ko-
ziol, "She should 115110.17 children.
then tl11‘ y'd make her mprotii." ‘
Mrs. lx'oziol has the? conduct of
her home well systematized. Every
child is given a certain amount of
spending money every Sunday un—
til lhe time comes “'llPll'l‘lfl starts
earning :1. salary. ‘ .
grade school children all line up
will: outsneiched palms and a coin
for SlllOOl savings goes into each
iiltlc hand.
The Koziels see to it that each
child finishes at high school course.
Then the children go to work, turn-
Lv‘years work to give Bridgeport the
‘ some administration of economy and
progress that we have tried to give
during the past two years. Our aim
twill be to hcep dour: the tax rate
without snorlficing the efficiency of
our line Police and lo ire departments
or depriving our childlen of good
schools and able teachers.
~ "The voters have alyen their :11:-
er ‘to those selfish interests who
would deprive them of their right'to
home rule. It 111 a wonderful 1lc-
‘lory for the free-thinking. deem...
dept wine of on: city who have
demonstrated that they can sense
_ihe real issues of a campaign. re-
gardless of any attempts that may
be made to cloud them and cast
their ballots avcordingly.’
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best results.
maria-so seaward CONN
On Tuesday the”_
or of 17 Takes Care of Flock Saves ~
Money, Goes to Church' Hos Time to Spare
and .1121». 11111111... 1.15.101 at 0111111171 and their seyenteen children. They nre, lop'row, left 1.. right: John," Loon. lime, \\ llllum Jr. ‘
E Ilmbcth and Adeline. Bottom row, left to right: Mrs. Koslol, Mr. Koslol, Lucille, Dorothy. 11111111111. Loretta.
ing their wages Over to their par-
ents. after deducting spending mon-
ey. until they get married.
Make Good Bargains.
“My older girls and 1 do all the
truding.‘ said the motheul “We
talk filings over and make pretty
good bargains “e do all our oun
baking. wushinn‘. sewing. fancy-
work .cverythimz. ilire anything
dent? when there are fun girls in the
house? Not 11:1.
"We rush through everything and
l have plenty of time’ left for
church work, visiting 'and so on."
Mrs: lioziol \vus bornin Poland,
but she is; thoroughly Americanized.
oven to a marcci wave. Site and
‘her husband own their own home
and have kept out of debt ever
since their marriage.
"Large f:.111liica'.’~ilfs
way." she ,:.y:=. ‘
the only
State Police Fail
To Explain Death
BRIDGEI‘OR’Y’, Nov. l.~lnvesii-
gallon into the death of Joseph Och-
ed up anything of the mystery
which surruonds the finding of the
man. fatally injured on the Tunxie
Hill road. Sunday night. It was at
first thouglit‘he had been killed by
an automobile. but. testimony by
Medical Examiner H. It. Deluxe.
who viewed the body after the man
had died at St. Vincent's hospital
two hours after he was picked up,
Opened this theory to some question.
Directly after Dr. DeLuca ilud giv-
en his testimony at the inquest yes-
~Advertlse in the Sentinel for the .
ierdny. Coroner John J. Bhelun or.
tiered the state police investigation.
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pdars’nces are often doc ving as you 10. The finish. ,
will discover when your attempt to 13. To thrive.
solve it; 10. Lesson a. reputation.
HORIZOVI‘AI: 81. Lifted.
{1. Themes. . ‘ 22. To change a diamond setting.
8. To.a'rmie. " ‘ Blood sucking worm. '
11. Shoemaker-b tool 24. Persons arraigned for a trial.-
L18. ., ., ' ' 25. To snatch. " ' -
' ‘ , - 27. To make lace.
38. Marsh.
, . , :12. 7 Enamels. ..
. , 84. Gadly- persons.
._ 86., Hui-didn‘t}: wood.
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"4' ‘ ‘ 89. Game.
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, 2. Soft mineral used for face pow-
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44. - Existod. .
45. Feminine pronoun.
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Yesterday’s Puzzle
48.
lion. forty-one. 588 Pembroke street. ;
by the state police has not yet clear- ‘
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terials.
VeivetISuede ‘andL'Satin are the leading materials
1n fall footwear. We are showing several new mo-
dels ill buckle and gore pumps made of these ma-
uGulL‘Metal. hose isanost attractive when worn with
1 suede, satin‘or velvet shoes.
Tripletoe Hose $2.00 a Pair
Conneally Ed Bracken
South Norwalk, Conn.
I
buy here!
factory selection.
122 Washington St.
Plenty of Styles, plenty of sizes fo'
Children’s Shoes, Durable and Stylish
’Tis true our shoes wear out, but they take
their time about it -— that’s why thrifty parents
a satis-
MILTON ELWOOD
South Norwalk
holders. paper holders. etc.
or nickel ware. .
G E H E 1:13 ' s
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furs HERE in ms HOUSKWaB3"
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In fitting up the bathroom, there are many little things which
will add a. great deal to the comfort and convenience of the falhily,
such as glass shelves. louel rods, medicine cabinets. bath seats.
clothes hooks tooth brush holders. sponge and soap racks. tumbler 5“
All of these things are shown in our .
assortment of good quality bathroom ‘flxturos in white enamel
33 Washington Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
n.
as
4 ,
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a
way, or Kodak, or Tifianyr
have outiived'the usefulness.
three is a transaction complete
South Norwalk
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