Bpillmun e , theories.
" drip
lemme world.
‘sy him lube
3A complete process or rsoe
onufrom the. lowest form
more than five billion yedrs.
y hundred 1111111111 yours
complete processes of
hire no reds-in to beliote
11“t take place." I
" or. Spiilmun 11cm on,
i" earth 11c
Nil“!
know now. It
smaller and probably
phero Its living conditions
the evolution of a race with
erect“ physics! characteristics.
equal to ours in capability and
telligence.”
_. "Mature." said the scientist
mesh Earth
Bore Reece Other Than Ours
» WHE ”WAR
1.3180 ON. Nov. ion—Not
the toe ementstists. but 11 good
evolutionists. too. ere 1111er to
riled by some or Prof. Willistn
Prof.
no.1- s. son-ultiog scientist of
. ultufe' Deputment. s prom-
. t ntomlwr oi the Notional need-
' t r'ticnces—A wry big titan In
‘A long succee-
» It}! rucos. es hlzl y developed on
1 - unearths «'th
min was win s tsdpele. its
life to dccudcnco and extinc
Wishes." continued the doctor.
rth’s us hes not been onsctly do.
mined. but we know it must be
not since its beginning. there how
been tinted ire almost my number
evolution.
“When the 1.1!.th was first “torm-
room was entirely dlit'crcnt from
itii‘ddd by a different: kind ot‘ at-
We been unsuited to' the evolution
of a race Elke ours. but well diliiotl
unit‘s ohuucter shows. it grows
lnrrer. its atmosphere assumes 's
new quality. it becomes unlnh'ohltu-
his r the first race. which psrishce
end I buried for underneeth the me-
toorites which are striking the earth
oantnntly and incroulug its size.
But conditions newness no suiioblc
for the evolution of 1 second race."
"A 11111 More billions of years puns
by." routed the professor. "and the
second uco suitors the some late as
the first. Nobody can Bums how
many times this happened before the
evolution of theJIumcn rsco.‘
evo- "As tor the spark oi “to (110m
of
Prof. Spillmun. “the-re uro tuo ponsl.
'hlo explanations. One is that inde-
structible germ life remained from
such extinct race. to evolve ulong
new lines. Thootlior is that germ
life was brought“ to the earth snow
by striking meteorites."
3"We have no on or limiting."
the doctor admitted. 1111-11111 the...
former races were like. Different
processes of evolution. going 011 1111-
dcr different conditions. may intro
developed races of birds or reptiles
rather than mammnls.
be sure that they had hands. or the
oquliulent of bonds. Othernlnc they
would have had nothing to dcuuop
11"ith.’
"Natural silectlcn. which I'llml-
notes the unfit. prohibits." concludrd‘
the professor. "the high dc1eiop1uom
of any species unoquipped for high
development. And my species luck—
in: intelligence to rosson and hands
to accomplish what it reasons it not
so equipped." '
The
old.
in ey
'0!
was
our.
may
dif-
\'ct
in—
"the
The
gussage of screw billion yucaus
Charges Fraud
.
W.
i‘p‘ersons who contorm to the
titans required
b n in the instances where
Investigation Wins.
Detective Lieutenant Frank
1
iscovered
id that this use but a email
"Three times' in the last two
the bureau's 'lmsinese men
to false statements. 5
(Continued from Page One.) .
unset some time ago on the mat-
ter, but found that the bureau oi"
tel stitistics was powerless to cope
with the situation because at state
The law provides that tho bu-
u spun. shall issue 0. license to
£010 obtaining a
strings license. The only recourse
.l‘h oidciais have had to allow them
refuse :u grout such licenses but
i‘iouoly perjury was being commit-
re, at the request a: \ir. Carlson.
teddy will start an investigation or
oople whose nsmes appear on the
licenses said to contain ‘perjurles.
More than thirty of these have been
this your. and omcluls
hinge. as it was difficult to estab-
sh the deception in many cues.
145315
Winner: have .boen found to have
0f the
253 licenses issued this your poem.
Treasury Balance
\l‘ASlIINGTON. Nov. 1mm
United States Treasury not bad.
once at close of business Nov.
7 was “87,258,136.
..
In
bly 250 have been fraudulently ob-
tained. it isInlleged.
People from other states have
come to Hartford and, while riding
to the Municipal Building. hm:
tsltcn the names from signs 011
streets, frothigns-op vacant lots
and from the trolley cars for use as
"residence" in' their oaths made to
obtain licenses. Mr. Yaw claimed.
Home from hissedbhusetts who
desire to marry but: cannot in that
state. because either the man or
woman has just received a divorce,
come tomrti‘ord end are wed. They
live here’ for a. yenrlbcioro they can
return to Massachusetts without be-
ing subject to arrest for infraction
of the divorce laws or that. state.
Masons for Palm.
The Connecticut lsw’ allows citi-'
zone of Hartford to obtain a license
and marry or? the some tiny when
either party to the pinning is a
resident here'.0ut of town and out
of the state couples hero made use
of this to avoid publicity and use
the laws of Connecticut when their
con.
ob:
Sun:
per-
and
15.119.“
1.
3 0 purchase
A New Club Plan
r your accommodation in
of Quality
own state will not grant such u 11.
cense. These are nmong‘ reasons. for
the perjury. omcisls- said.
Local Dentists 119;.
Address 011 “Ethics”
Dr. John O‘Connor. president of
the South Western Fairfield County
Dental society was cheirmsnmf the
regular monthly meeting/held last
5 night at. the Royal James ion.
The guest epesker was Dr. 1,
-Wheeior or New York. who spoke
on "Ethics inDentlstry." He was
' warmly spplsuded. It was decided
to hold the next monthly meeting
in Greenwich. 002111.. December 9th.
' There were 18 members present.
The dentists of Not-wells were: Drs.
C. F. Boutwell. .1. D. Huugb. .l. J.
Millsrd.- Russel Morgen. Leo Still!
and William L. Weed.
w...
CORRECTION
Through an obvious typographical
error. it was ststed in yesterday’s
issue tint 10.352 persons were led
from the more then 200 Thanksgiv-
ing bullets distributed by Chutes
K. Hui-rte inst year. This should
five to a. basket.
' Where’s Warmth i and" Comfort '
Fall and Winter Hosiery
There’s a chill-proof comfort?
Lend bin 1'. of health in our,
splendid assortment of hose.
Domestic weaves in' silks ‘or 5 ,5
iisle -—- sturdy, wearable wool 5];
'lntxtures. Puttern'ed in stripes ‘_ ,5
and figures distinctive and de- 3‘ 3
sirsble.
1
In Our
which each race sprung." theorized
We can only
have read 1.552‘ or an average of
- eon. Andrew
' come.
UARIEN'
1200 TIME, 15
1113111111011
1111111111 CHARGE
“Sad” Story Told of
1. Man’s Plight B ut
3 Bank Book
1 Large Deposits
11.1.1 lined
bo-
.\l. Bucuzzi. ot' Dnricn.
$25 and costs when arraigned
the Town Court Monday night 101'
A. Altman. also of l‘lat'icn. The ac-
cidcnt happened on \VI'M avenue.
near the llings [1nd Fruti 111'0porl).
Altman's cur was forced into the
11in tent"... doing 1:011sid1rnblc (111111—
1131' 10 both 111.: .:-.11 and lit! 1'.-non”
«s It Is
lliuhk. liplllul‘vd 111
char 'l. or illogdllv
11"u11npoliing liquor lie was 11mm"
1111111011 by Ui‘t‘iI:II1'.'\nlos .\ntit-1:s0u.3
01110111121 1.11 1111'111' in the mornlnlg
11'111111 passing through liar-1m.
111113 on this Occasion 'hnt Andu solo
"played .‘1 hunt-“11 which was cor-
1'tc1.llI round 1111.1 cut \lilit‘il
Biunk drew to contain 123 gallon:
ioi alleged ult'ohol. Attotmv Gold-3
'stcln. the lu11.'1"'(1 who dt'iomled
Jacob Lc1y oi \Vt’bipOll in 1111: tu-
mous bootlcgging 131181.111 H.111 months
ago. represcnh-d 111111111. The dc-
t’cndunt pleaded guilty to the charge
but claimed it was 1113 first offense.
A pitiful story Was told
Blunt-1. 111: was 11 World War vct~
own. sick had 1110 dupe tldent chil-
dren and that he took the job in
Abraham
(court on the
sheer dc'spotailou. Honmu. the
ctldehcu introduced told another
story. A bank book showed 1111e1
110 had mod-2 deposits on high as
3111111 in :1 duy and numewus $41111
und 5.31111 deposits The storits oi
the men‘s poor condition had little
effect on Judge Done. and Blank nus
lined $200 and costs and sentenced
to jail for fifteen .dflyfl'
8
M15. William Ziegler. .11.. .11111 her
duughtcls. Barbara and Elizabeth.
null for Europe Thursday
1.. ti 0
Thomas lI‘arne-liy. of .Voroton'
Heights. is confined to the Stum-
'ford Hospital. The latest reports
showad 111111 11:1 was resting coup
ici'lubly.
3 iii 9
Mrs. 11. 1‘.. Miller is Visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Augustus Miller oi txurd-‘
luex street. Noroton Heights.
1.. U 8
The Catholic WOmen‘s Guild at a.
recent meeting, elected the t’oiiow-
lng oillccrs tor the ensuing your:
President. Mrs. Frank Wood; Vinn-
presidcnt, Mrs. Paul Sharron; Sec-
retury. Miss Margery Quinn: Tress-
urer. Mrs. llugh McManus. Follow-
ing the meeting a supper was serv
ed. the committee in charge of
which was litre. lmrrcliy, Mrs. l-icno
31y. hire. Dennis Quirk and Miss
I‘l—loee 310011511112.
8‘
e t
Attention is again called to the
moctingot‘ the Masonic Club or the
Town of Burton. it will be held to
the Roy-1c School this evening at
eight and Rev. Floyd S. Leach.
Ph.l’).. rector of St. Luke's-1 P. E.
church will address the "milling
Refreshments will be served.
COUNCIL MEETS Whitifl'l‘.
The Common Council will meet
this ev.enlng Several matters are
scheduled to come up at this time for
‘action.
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Deaths and Funerals
- Eon. Beniuntn Ducnport
The Hon. Benjamin Duvcnport
1promiuent lawyer of Miocene-oils.
died in the 75th year of his ago. He
is_survivcd by his widow. Mary
Goodhue of Washington. D. t1. and
one son. Burlington Davenport. of
Minneapolis lawyer and broker and
one daughter Mrs. Paul Raymond
.MwMiller of Minneapolis. The dc,
caused was eldest son of Judge
George A. Davenport for runny yours
Judco of Probate of the 26th Sen-
sational District. He is survived also
by 3 brothers. The Hon. Daniel Do.
venport of Washington. D. (1.. and
Bridgeport. and Timothy Davenport.
ter 11111.11.” Davenport White of
Csnnondnie.
Joseph H. author!
. Josepha. Haviiend. seventy-six,
died last night at his home. it Tay-
lor avenue. He is survived by his
‘w‘lie nod two sisters. Mrs. Lydia
Havilsnd. or Corona. Maryland and
Mrs. Lillian Nonves .ot Hughsville.
Meryisnd.
The funeral will be held from his
into home. on Thursday morni g at
_ 10:30 o'clock. Rev. C. 8.1.1111 s. or
Trinity church. will officiate [Burial
will be in Riverside cemetery. Shel.
ton.C Colin.
Annie Darker.
Mrs. Annie Barker passed away
last night at the Norwich State Hos-
pitsl. The decéssed is survived bye
Barker. of South Nor-
npd by a brother-in-luw.
Frank Barker of firing street. The
temples are being rounght t'o Nor-
wnlk by Funeral Director George W.
Notice of the funeral will be
given Hemmer.
walk:
coo new con immosnon
cart-n or, nannies.
We. wish to express our sincere
thanks to our neighbors and friends
tor their kindness sud sympathy dur.
ing the illness and death of our door
' i little Alice.
Also. the Loyal Order or Moose.
employee or J. r. :1. Cult. Inc.. tench-
ers‘of Fi in school and
Shows 3
ioro Judge Charles Balm-1 Dunn ln‘
colliding with n cur on'm-t'. by Johuj~
about ;
Esq. of New York city. and one sis— ii
Prater-nut W
THE EVENING SENTINEIMBO NORWALK, CONN.
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Sheridan Russell's sin
1‘ wk warn 't u very long 000..
3ri1'cd in New York to play tin-«11110
"t 111'-
at u concert and 2d hour~
rnught the nest boat but-k to
3.ropt-
.wnflv. .,. .
:11. S CHEMISTS
DEVELOP NEW
; BIG [NDUSTRY
313 Born of Scientist’s
1 Hatred of Waste“
1 Will Be Known as‘
‘ Furfural.
m... m"...— . .
American chemists gin-I promiue
ot‘ do1elopmcut a new industry dee~
tincd to grow to the proportions
of the famous coal-1111' industry
311'l1iclt 1:11.10 Germany its commorclsl
3suprcnmcv in the (11115 b1: tore the
11 or analounbied Germunv to hold
1out at least 3 your longet in the 11's:
3thon she might. have otherwise.
This new industry. according to
30hr) S. Miller. famous American
F1.u-
l...-..m~.»...~...
3cl1t-mlst and bend or the Miner .
ILaborutolecs or Chicago is the tur-
3 rural industry.
3 The importance of turtural wes
recognised by the executive commit-
tee of the Tenth Exposition of
Chemical Industries at New York.
who hurl it included in the Court of
Arbicvrn'toni at the exposition. This
'3cou1't included the recent important
3nchievmnn11hI 1n the world of chem-
: TINT. 3
Lilo: tinz- cool-tor industry. the
turfural industry is destined to
grow out of the clletniet's hatred of
waste. Buying "1': note" to chemist is
like 111111 1113 :1 red flog in front of a
hull.
The chemists ambition is to con.
vcrt "wastes" into “byuproduclsfl
The coal tar indusirv illustrates
this. (‘okc was formerly mode in so-
rullcd bemhhc ovens. Those were
ovens which resembled beoahlvee
open at the'iop.'1'hesc ovens dc-
llversd nothing but coke.
Then as time went on the by-
product coke ovens were developed
and perfected. how in addition to
obtaining the coke. the use given off
in the process is 91111 cd and used for
heating purposes. In addition, the
volatile matte. in the coal in arid
and dissolved in water to form n
.tnr- dike. liquid. the so-culled cosi-
' tnr.
-.\' processes oi distillation this is
broken into component parts and
put through chemical 'processes the!
oicld d1 es drugs. high explosives
and manv substances which did not
even exist before. ,
Miner believes that the some thing
can be done with rut-turn.
Furtural also resulted from the
chemist’s desire to utilize wastes.
Il‘urtural is an oily liquid. white in
color. Its chemical makeoup is car-
bon. hydrogen and oxygen. It is on
oldehyde.t that is, 11. cheml'csl corn-
pound which is intermediate be-
tween an alcohol and on acid.
Chemists didnt start out to find
furfurnl. Instesd they started out to
find a way of utilizing the out hulls
which were left over from milling
processes during the manufacture of
tolled cats on e._ president food.
Hundreds of tons of ‘hulis were be-
1115; left over daily and In donor of
going to waste. They could not be
sad successfully as 11 fun! not! they
pl‘M cd of little value as s. cattle teed
becnuee they were only fifty per cent.
digestible.
Chemists set out to ilnd s. way of
making these hulls ,moro dugout-he,
Various methods were tried out. in-
cluding on sold method. This‘tnetho
od produced considerable furfursl
which interfered altogether with the
use or the bulls no cutie good.
While studyhu' methods for remov.
ing the fut-rural. it occurred to the
chemists that sufficient furfural
could be manufactured in this way
to melee it worth while to use the out
hulls as 1 raw material from which
to carry on theoommeroiui menu“.
turc of fut-rural.
This in now being done by a role.»
tively simple process in which the
bulls are fretted with acid and
«cam in inmacontnlners out“ co.
tat-y dinners. The liuuld resulting
in the digesters is' then distilled to
remove the turfurul.
Furfural is of use is the loose.
trio! world in’ exactly the some nay
that. cool-tn is. In‘ its origin“ m",
it is at little value. its 1111:. 11.. in
phat can be done with it.
It ”I no" 1’91!!! used in the mum.
lecture of vurnish Ind resins. in the
manufacture 0! sermleldes not! pro.
secretive compoundn It“! in thel
mnnuiucture of dramas.
the some field to the students of In.
or ulusble dyes. drums and the like
y be the outdone of thriller study
, in this flield. '
Wan...
GATT! ' ‘
l wonder why Widow Gable is so.
‘ Till: t marry noun '
in M-w .
lulrr '
Miner believes that furturni otters 3
T U ESDA
HILLSIDE. N. 1.. NOV. 10.-Triul
, by gossipwthut relentless court of
bblinl toncues that listens and tea-
tl e and convicts in optic of juriirc
and injuntirr' In spite oi 41111111113
the law may 119!
Mrs. Prlm'illl 01er known it 11 oil.
When she nrdt'murried William
Clark the gossips said she did it out
of pique. Thor spoke "or s romance
with onothtr. 'l‘hen Clark. just bunk
from the war. come into her 111.».
They were married. There-wash lot
low- from the beginning.
3 And now (Ilnrk lit-a in his
31|rtim or a brutal hammer murder.
Ulguin the whole». countryside gossip-11.
Again they tell of romance 11111: 1111.
othcr~-.louoph ('owcn. hold whilc po-
lice se”: to weave the bonds or ctr-
1'u11‘tetnlltio.) evidence about him.
("owen loved her, thny my. and had
hoped to have her (glorio- with him.
.\1'1d now Mrs. Cilil'ii. clsroudcdln
1111' black of widowhood. figlm. 111111
3her back 103 the 111111. ("01111111 \1'tl.~< 11
friend of the family. :.. frequwn
guest. she loved onlv 1111 11111111111111
.1th “cold ntvcr hut-t run 1:11. .1- 11 1th
t‘ou'rn- Mail this vile. irul. -11 (11.11111111115-
more.
Gossips 11. ink. Detectives. 111111-11
3m 1111 such muttrrs shrug; tin-tr
shoulders and rumor-l. 111.11 .iilnl' all,
‘ shes been :1 1'1'in1c and then"
3n1ust be at motive and h. slaytr. 1‘ boy
I'nttnt oxldcnco. not gossip .tlii'lii'i and
ir'xplnnations.
So just non it is a dark hour {In
INN Clark-an hour its block as 1191'
Iu'ldow's needs. Some day she 11111.
it will all be cleared up and the gos-
sips finally silenced.
Many interesting
of talk. But Mrs. Clark says it 11111.3
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LINKS HAMMER ViCTlM’Si
WIDOW WITH MURDER SUSPECT
.‘llr.l’1'i~tiilu i 1.1ri.
New Books
for Children at the Library
Many new books for the chlldn 1.
--... »‘_-'~_.
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Blah-"1111A, .‘.1111 i'.- 111:1 -'I l'luf
are now on the shelves at tho i‘é‘outh 1.1.11.1; 1:11111.
Norn'nlk Library.
8 to \‘ov.11.'
1.1mm Boots \ot Fiction
’10 Do It:
book.
Canton. Wm.-—Slory of Saint. 1:111
enbeth of Hungary.
American boys“ hand:
Ships.
Chrismsn. A. B.~—tihcn or the Sec.
Finger. C. .l.-'l‘nlcs from Silver
Lands.
\‘l’onderlund of Birds.
Home. R. Tin-King Penguin;
good of the South Sea. isles.
1 Keller. Gottfried—Fat of the Cat
and Other .Stories.
Kipling. Rudyard ~- Songs for
Youth.
. lit-01111. Josopl1ine~01d King (.1010
and Other Medieval Pin) 5.
Lorne, Lsure 4~Ltttle Stories of
a Big Country. Little People Who
Became Greet.
chevre. F‘cllt‘itc
Goose.
Lucas-9E. \’..Another
Verses for Children.
Qucnneli. Marjorie-«Everyday Life
in Romeo Britain.
Turpin. Edneosmry of Cotton.
Whitman. Wm.~l\’uvabo Tsles.
Stories.
Anthony. Lotte. R.—-Anne Thorn-
ton.
Ashmun, hiurgnret EwNo School
Tomorrow.
Bisnco.
Doll.
Little Grey
Book of
Margery—Little Wooden
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be.‘
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“Children's Book 3
\t'oclt" is being observed from N01.
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Bt'l‘iilit il.~-l"1'.'111'1'" 11'111'
l":1rl1'.';1t'~~~\'o .
of xiv-11111: [11.5.
lush.
Opium.
.. ode 'Ind l'ionmm'rr:
Beard. 1) C. n-li'hat to Do and Hon "‘0‘ “‘l'
L‘Iiul-i'.
i".~«.\l.'1d~'-to»01'-
Band”. A il‘Il1oI'..~':-»1’03141':
Fishc'.) Dorothea
dcr Stories
(61111111'1' 31:11'1 l".-~ll:l.l:1 111’
Cartwright. C. E.—-Boys' Book of {Grrcn Smock.
ilnl'pcr. T. A..- 91113111: l"1':1111:"1's
ti 'leon Junoul’oilun mg 1111'
at L‘Jl’l’tp Alonquiu.
liunligl'r. \\'.111 ~ (111111111 '11111 Son.
llookr-r, 11011-1 olllm NI. 1'11 in 1; :1
Lillie (111". of tllo 01d \\‘1 :11.
Kay. (it'l‘il‘lld': \,--.\1l\'tr1t111'c'.\ 111
Our Street.
Lorne, Laura .\.~v-l‘:.11tcus
drcn of Storybook Land.
("hil—
Letting, H. J.-~Doul(11' llrmliliiu's
Zoo.
M11116. A1111: .\.-»-til:1ili'~x':.' 01' 01111.
drrn.
Atoll-51101111. Mary Louim~~~CuukOo
Citli'lx‘ and the Tapestry 1100111.
310011, Grace 1'.—-1"1.1-11'.~-1; .‘.d1I'rl.
lnIiinn Girl.
Heisenberg, T‘r'lixmilolt Graham at
Sea.
Schultz. .l. \l‘.5-\’\'11h the Indium.
in the Rockies.
Simklns. \\'nlll:--«l.lttle Iffot'kslor.
um Finds Romanvo.
Thales. Lewis ilwlrlnmc
Mountains.
Thompson, Arthur Ru—«Uoid-scok.
ing on tho Dalton Trail.
Van Loon. Hendrik “imam?
Wilbur thc Hui.
Vince. Charles—~Rurr1r
Hts Dreams and Adventures.
in the
oi"
Marvel;
QUAKE SHOCK
3 Fill INN. Y.
NEW YORK. Nov. law—(AP).
One of the most severe earthquskes
of yours was recorded today on the
sclsmogrsph at li‘ordhsm University.
Experts at the university said that
the disturbed denier 1111s more than
5000 miles from New York city.
The first tremors nere felt at
9:25 o'clock in the morning and the
maximum disturbanco was reached
at 10:05 o'clock. It continued at its
heighi for more than 20 minutes,
the whole shook being more than an
hour in length and being still in
progress when the settmograph re-
corder was removed.
Austin 16-
. Kill KING
VIENNA. Nov. 10. (AP)~A com-
munist otter-nut to assassinate King
Ferdinond of Roumnnis line been
thwarted.
Lying in Walt at a country inn
for the Ktng’to return tram a hunt.
to; trip. I. band of Communists was
captured by the troops utter repul-
sing the :en'tlnrmes with revolvefs
and hand grenades yesterdny. ed-
viees today from 'Gsletz. Roumunla.
described the affair. One sodier and
one gondnrmo were wounded
LEGION T0 .
The drill teem oi' the Funk ('3.
Godfrey Post. No. 1:. American De-
31011 11111 drill in the Armory. st
7: 30 o'clock. this evening.
The team will iesve at seven
oclock tomorrow morning tor Put-
inam. where they will mite port in
1
3
thetiu chemistm test numerals the 1am parade there. in “M '1’-
He believes that an endless number3
1er6non.‘ p.
ODD NA“ 303 “IF
LOSDOS.~—Nicknolned "H. 3.8.
idem-slob" houses. of the long
tiniesbe has been buildint. mains
intent surmount-1:33;”
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‘ The first round of a Ihilliurd tour-
nament. sponsored by Homer's East
Side Cigar store. will be played
Monday evening. when Louis Wool;
will meet Frank Kuppcnholmer and
George tifonklin will play Henry
Warm. A number of oiln'r ' entries
will be pairrd 011‘ during this neck.
Severn! prizrs has been donated for
the winners. Th»; tournament. in for
the champitnship or the East Side.
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street. 11.15 111:1't'l1uned :1 new road.
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Mrs. Tessirs Tirol.
1.. is visiting her sister.
Doyle, of First street.
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of Westerly. Ti.
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Leslie Slntison. of Myrtle street. is
"improving after a recent operation.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson.
who were recently married have
moved in at 25 First street.
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Wilbur Smith. of First street. nus
accepted a position at the Lockwood
Manufacturing company.
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Mrs. George S. Bodycolt. of 3':
hlelrose avenue has returned from ..
week's visit in New London.
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rose av.enuo _5 . work-end
with Mr. Bates’ mother, in Mount
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('hurles Dennis. of e‘pring street,
:is building' a. new house on Melrose
to be
early
avenue. and he expects it
teddy for occupancy iv the
part of December.
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Charles Wilson. (.1 East avenue,
motored to Tobyhenna. Penn. re-
cenily in his new car.
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hospital with Officer Miller.
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ing in the front seat next to Kully
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on Kelly's 111p. Barry and Miss Stun-
lsh were riding on the rear seat 01
the machine. ,
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on the machine when the party left
Community Hall in East Norwulk ni-
tcr‘nttcndin; a. dance, there and that
they went to Donn Tire Shop in
\'orth Main street to have them re-
paired and that that establishment
was closed and that they were on
their way to the Regent Garage
when the accident occurred.
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slight bang on the head when the
cars collided. She missed Barry and
the Stanish girl when they were
knocked from the roar of the mn-
chinc and ordered Parket to stop
at the omcc of Dr William J. Tru-
cey. so that Kelly might receive
treatment. When she came out
with 'the doctor the car was gone.
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danced with Parkcton at. Community
Hall and that she did not think he
was intoxicated. as he danced like a
' sober man. She did not see anybody
in the party take a drink during the
evening.
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she w'anted to go home and that is
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Tracey's house
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he saw the roadster
arrive dot the scene of 1119 accident 1
1’. NOVEMBER 10, 1922').
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treated intecrnnlly with.-
3 cows
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The emblem ring
is always accept-
able as a man’s
gift and here you
have the best
choice.
“IT‘S HERE 0"
pails. coal pails. coal shovels. cab
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PM" GEHEBE‘S
Winter Home Needs
Galvanized rotary ash eaters. ash cans. garbage
baskets. wood stoves. 011.3118 and electric heaters.
stove pipe. elbows. dampers. collars stow boards.
Prompt
Delivery
IT'S HDUSBRVARE”
can trucks. wood
33 Washington Street
.South Nor-walk. ‘vonn.
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