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do n” forerunner to tho lustitutibn
‘“ or s lodge or list-one in the crown
or burlap. the Masonic Club at m.
rlen‘ journeyed to New Colleen last
evening to practice the working of
the first degree. Upwards of :5
members of the chill wont to New
Cannon where they had the use of
Harmony Lodge temple lor their
werk. It is hoped by the local
Masons that a lodge can eventually
be opened ln-Dorien, and that the
dormant charter ot'lvonhoo Lodge.
No. 107. be revived. Just now the
most serious problem is that at It.
place in which to meet.
5_ e e‘ 0
John Williams. of the Yule I d:
Towno Mtg. (30.. Stamford, who is
to address the Mens' Club oi Del-ion
tomorrow evening at the . Royle
School. is an interesting Speaker.
While Charles E. Hughes was gov-
ernor ot the suite of New York. Mr.
Williams was Commissioner of Le-
bor and he has had a wide and ex-
ceedineg interesting experience
with civic. social and industrial
probicrds. His tall: at the Mens'
Club tomorrow night will be on the
subject or “Elvin Responsibilities oi
the Citizen.” Jack Booth. a young
man with a very pleasing baritone
voice may be there to help enter-
tain. which. in itselt is an sttra‘c-
tion that cannot be denied. '
I O O
Kakotari Ota. the Japanese, who
was recently hailed into court.
charged With assault upon the per-
son or e. certain chauffeur oi! To-
keneke. was fined $150 and costs by
Judize Charles Bates Dune last Mon-
day evening. Ota pleaded guilty to
the charges.
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Michael Nagy, who was arrested-
charged with breach or the peace.
was fined 83 and costs and ii similar
charge against John Sally was hell-
ed on the payment of the costs of
court. The pair were arrested for
lighting. Because ot a. lack’oi evi-
dence, Edward Ncumnn of New He-
ven, who was charged with reckless
driving.I ‘vrns dismissed. Laurence
Hardy of New llnmpshire .also or.
.reetell tol- speeding, was fined tie
and the charge against him was
hailed by Chief Smith.
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The installation services of the
new pastor of the Noroton I‘rcsliy-
terian church will mite place this
evening in that church. Rev.
George Montgmllery is the newly
elected pastor or the church. sue-
ccedlng Rev. William Sinclair, who
is new in Wells, Maine. The cere-
monies will he performed by the
following: Rev. George A. Tuttie,
pastor of the First Congregational
church of Device: Rev. Willard 1’.
Soper. pastor or the First Presbyter-
ian church 0! Stamford; Dr. Frank
Hosmer. ot the First Presbyterian
church of Greenwich: Dr. Alexan-'
der Allison or Bridgeport and Rev.
Stanley Clarke of New York city.
The exercises Will begin at eight
O'CIOck.
D O .
There will be is meeting of th
Ladies' Auxiliary or ‘the Noroton
Heights Fire Company this evening
v at; eight in the Fire House.
O O O
IPuui 12. Lamb to: East Nor'tvnlk
w‘as arrested last evening by Officer
Amos Anderson on a charge or
Mrs. William Finch or post Hart-
ford is visiting with Mrs. H.‘ Palmer
O C 1
Mrs. B. A. Seeley and Mrs. H. W.
Pratt spent Monday in New Canaan
with Mrs. A. C. Wilson.
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Mr and Mrs. Scriver and Mr. and
Mrs. Cores spent the weekl-end at
Rhinehcek On the Hudson.
Becomes Member
Of Noted Law Firm
Local lawyers are receiving no-
tices to the effect that Attorney Loo
Gottlieb has become a lumber oi!-
the law firm of Root. Clark. How-
iand and Bullantinc at 3 Nassau
street. one of the noted ill the coun—
try“
Mr. Gottlleb is a former resident
at this city and attended the local
schools. The Iirm lies as its senior
member Elinnflloot.
mother torn cumns
HEALTH
_ Through thonghtlessness the
slight cough or cold on: child is oi.
‘tén neglected and becomes ‘serious.
Avtew doses at FOLEY'S HONEY
AND TAR . COMPOUND. at semil
goat, taken at the onset of the cold
‘ m speedy relief. Be prepsred.I
duo is. bottle 0. this safe. reliable
m]: remedy on hand. and give
‘ p‘tly when a cough or cold is
d. Equally effective for old-
“. persons. Dede FOLEY'S
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acceptable to the state and the do-
louse.
He is‘ William .1. Hunt. to. with s
neatly trimmed beard and n pleu-
ont face. He was born end has liv—
ed in Bethlehem. where he hos s
Warm. Mr. Hunt is s widower with
no children. Having heard little of
the first "trial at the young un-wed
mother who shot the alleged father
0: her child on a crowded street ill
New Haven utter he is sold to have
refused to help support the baby.
Mr. Hunt said that he could listen
to the evidence as it would be pre-
sented with an unbiased mind.
Olympia. Stolen! .
Miss Maori, who with the excep-
tion at her daily trips to court in
New Haven has been in jail since
the shooting on February 26 last.
appeared to be in fine spirit as the
trial opened. She was dressed sim-
ply in n dark blue dress with it
touch of purple. During the exami-
nation or prospective jurors. she
looked out of a window toward the
Berkshire hills in the distance. At
the short recess she left the soot. she
occupied beiiide her counsel Joseph
Koloisky, and went to a window. At
no time did she comment on the
proceedings.
The courtroom was large enough
to hold all of the spectators who
tried to get in. At. no time was
everyone of the 100 seats taken.
There were. about 15 women- 8906‘
tutors present at one time.
At the end of the day‘s session
the defense had exercised two pen
emplory challenges. The State ex-
cused one of the venlremen and has
another challenge checked up
unginst it conditionally.
Nine tnleomen examined were ex-
cused by Judge Hlnmnn. Shortly
after the opening of court the Judge
excused ten who in open court ask-
ed to be exempted from serving and
during the afternoon he excused
seven more who had asked to he-
dismiesed fel- various reasons. Of
the nine excused after an examina-
tion. all except one was dismissed
because they had formed fixed opin-
ion which no amount of evidence one
way or the other would cost aside.
The ninth was dismissed because or
ill health. '
Clashes of counsel were frequent:
during the examination of the first
four or five veniremoll. Heated ar-
guments. however. were quickly sup-
pressed by Judge liinmml. After
he had sustained Mr. Ailing in an
objection and Mr. Kolemky had an-
other word to add. the court declar-
ed:
"‘Tlmt's out new;
discussion of it."
Ailing mid Kolcisky l-‘encc.
Mr. Ailing was insistent that he be
referrer! to all the State‘s Attorney,
and not all Mr. Ailing, when Mr.
Koletsky had occasion to mention
the State‘s Attorney's name. At one
let‘s end any
to try "State’s Attorney Ailing."
The question of whether the collrt’
would order the Jury locked up our.
lug the taking of testimony with set-
tled when Hlnman announced that
such would not be. the case. At the
first trial the jury was not locked up
and it its hold by Mr. Kolcisky that
rumors concerning the accused
condition reached Irving A. Andrew.
a-juror, and prejudiced him to hold
out for conviction against the eleven
other jurors who were in favor of
acquittal. 1
Only once during the day did the
recently passed law which permits to
be dismissed a man. who within the
last live years has served on a. sa-
perior Court jury. come up. This
was during'the examination of Al-
bert E. Johnson of Bethlehem. the
twelfth thlosnlnn calledIt‘V the wit-
ness stand, who "believed' that he,
had served oil it Jury in a Superior
Court about live years 3.80." He was
excused by thef‘court and the chal-
‘longechsrged to the State to be
erased it it is shown by the records
that he has not served within the live
your limit."
Question VcniremEn.
In questioning gthe. prospective
lurymen Mr. Koletsky dwelt at
some length upon the fectthdt the
accused's brother. Joseph Maori. is
now being 'held in New Haven for
alleged connection with the murder
or Henry B. Johnson. n couple at
months 'ago in West Haven. Mr.
lioletsky also sought. the Witnesses
opinion on thonohn‘rces Which have
been reported made against the do"-
ien'se counsel by a. committee of the
New Haven County Bar Association.
Other queltions‘ put to the talesmen
included one concerning the luther's
conduct .in sending Olympia. sway
from heme when he learned that:
she had given birth to a child out of
wedlock.
The State. after briedymevlewing
the shooting to: Bayonne. naked each
witness what p on he had read
and what his k owledge about the
case was.
smell
m BACK EDITOR.
lt'yf colloid ‘uilgiergredunte bod‘y
yesterday unanimously adopted a
resolution calling upon the faculty
to revoke the suspension imposed
upon Malcolm Stephenson. editor of
the trumpets pull.
the Tripod.
' lihation. Stephenson was suspended
’°’. one month by Dean Edward T.
Trosell Immune or editorial colli-
lneni on n reoentmpeech by. the
dean on the development ot ll "'rrli‘i’.
it? me of student." The resolution
l-‘tephenion in his criticism.
“Opt“! today mm “DWI?!
M‘—
y W “MSG.
.A meeting of the ‘P‘t-u- Found
“Fund“ will he liefd'ihls-u‘chlfl:
in the South Nome: as
church; It will Yum st ‘1; digs:
it new... ll... f
Mmryglet holllI
time the court advised Mr. Kolctsky .
HARTFORD. Nov: t—(AP). The...
New 0r solution Wei-
C l u is President-—
Must Serve City
Edward J. Quinlan. president or
the Kiwanis club. was the guest
speaker no the [lion's Luncheon
meeting yesterdey afternoon at the
Royal Julie- hill.
Mr. Quinton welcomed the Lion
and believed that he was greeting
them also on behnlt at the Kiwanis
club. He had not yet received s‘de-
finite exprosiion or opinion from the
members. but believed that they
would meet and root them well.
Mr. Quinlan spoke of the neces-
sity of Norwaik to have some such
organisetion in ordov to keep up the
service club ides. lie believed that
Norwelk was ripe for soother such
service Organisation as the Kiwanis
club and said that Kiwanis had
broken ground after tlve hnrd yours
or werk in estebllshlng the necessi-
ty for such an organization.
Mr. Quinlan then‘ cautioned the
members to select none but the
highest type of citizens for their er-
gunlzotion. "The best." he said.
"were none too sooth
"Kiwanis had not been built in a
day. but was a matter of time and
work in making the members real-
ize their seltmppointed duty at ser-
vice to the community and good
fellowship between themselves." he
continued.
"The Lions." he addrd. “are. a?
younger organization he regards to
age limit and it will be an excellent
thing for Kiwanis to meet ronlpeti.
c By Kiwanis ,
club to Norwsli: on. his cum behelt '
tion and friendly rivalry. in this
way the spirit and service or both
organization will be kept up. You
must remem or that there has been
much critic of this type of or-
ganization as to the fact that it
tends towards elassism. This must
be overcome. end the public must. be
made to feel that we are ll com-
munal need.”
"in the very "our future 1 how:
that the Kiwanis and Lions will
have a. set togethér luncheon where
we cal meet and become thorough-
ly acquainted with each other.
The Lions thanked Mr. Quinlan I
and gave him ll vote ot thanks.
.N EW ENGhAND CONFERENCE
HARTFORD. Nov. 4. (A. l‘.)-—~.
The idea. of a New Englandoonfcr-
once to co-ordlnate New luglond's
thought and action. was created in
the governor’s conterell cent. Poland
Spring. Maine. Governor John H.
Trumbull said in n letter to the
Manufacturers association of Con-
ueelicut. which was given out yes-
terday. The conference will "be at
Wei-cost -r next week.
N we u. lion's.
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Pruner-s loiilnii-lll; Esther rook: Allele \‘nn Sony; imilvrhv illlil: l'l, 'll-lisiml luv lingllsll practical lulu-rs. ' llillip (1.15:,
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Litehfield.Conn.——“I am going through the Change of Lite. I was not able
to sleep nightsmad indigestmtnpalpitatlon of the heart, smothering
fieshenpiuu in my side, and was very perilous. Lydia Eil’i‘nkham‘s
Compound overcame all these distressi
too highly as the best medicine tor
did should try lt.”~Mre. JOSEPH _l\’ll\.vli~n,“5n., Box 36
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Years Unparalleled SucceS~$
*iy for Woman’s Ills
. New odd-woman's Medicine Has Such a, Remérkable E Record
As Lydia E .Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Cleanseof Life
spells, hot
egetabie
n3 s'm tome and I cannot raise it
wolneils ils. Women who so or as l
‘itcllfleld. Conn.
I would have to be oge
I wanted to tly it an
Saved from an Operation
Lima, Ohio. —— "I want to tell you how Lydia E. Piliklmm’s Vegetable
Compound has helped me. I was. in misery from female troubles, and wastold
rated upon. I had read so much about your medicine
asked my husband to get me a bottle.
better and free from pain. and your medicine saved me from the
operation."——Mrs. Erlllal. Tllunsros. 324 North Pine St., Lima. Ohio.
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I $3011 felt
readed
“mam or roommate
When entail: would-hood my Beck-clue is. mouse Indication oi Title to an imitation on weakened
.0“; girls mw by some eel-loin tenuous “ranges conditional the female org-elem
lhsspeclflc . _ , oithe um. msyaseshsvebsenn- torwhichthethsbleCompound
Vegetable W. ,I mmmvmcompme. huh-ens n-edy.
wasmsss lull-nocturnal!“ in j , I ‘ m ' nun-news women
‘ ‘ ' menu NERVOUSNESS mm“ mm. blood
imported-ills m ‘ use
_ ”mum I! .‘ " '
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BACKACHE
mood feminine
that: one sally reme-
Ia E. .Plnkllgm’syegetable Compound is Justly Famed as a Remedy jI Rf
DESPONDENCY. MELANCI‘IOLIA
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