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Ladies’ pure linen hand-
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Special, 2 for $1.18
The N. E. Ryan Co.
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Westinghouse
Electric Heaters
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The Norwalk’s
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low, Martin J. Durkin.
Br ROY J. GIBBONS.
CHICAGO. Nev. 10.~—'l‘hls is the
story of a girl who loved a murder-
er. 9
The murderer lent an ordinary
man. His daring and resourcetul-
nese have earned for him the title
or "The Mink." 111i is wanted in
more cities than he can count on the
fingers of his two hands. He has
killed seven men.
And the girl isn‘t an ordinary am
either.
011 at least one occasion it. was her
nerve and ingenuity that. saved him
item the grip oi the law.
The man is Martin J. Durkln. the
man who wears a. bullet-prob! vest
and who shoots fast and accurately
when he is cornered.
The girl is Betty Werner. whohad
separated trom her husband and
because thwas kind to her baby.
Held in Jail.
Durkln is now the object of an in-
tensive man-hunt as has stirred Chi-
cago in years and Betty is being held
in jail in the hope that some sort of
intermatlon as to his whereabouts
may be pumped out of her. Thus
far. none has.
Durkin's specialty is stealing auto-
mobiles. and it has led him into all
kinds of trouble.
Several months ago he shot 9. fed-
eral prohibition agent to death here.
Clad in his bullet-proof vest. Durkin
let the agent tire three or tour shots
at him at close range; then he
lau had and killed the agent. A
apartment. He shot his way to tree-
dom, killing one policeman.
many escapes came about a year ago
when he had been arrested in a
California town after he had shot a
couple at policemen who had caught
him stealing an auto.
It was Betty who saved him._
instrument
0: the Radio Corporation 02 mn-
ca.. General Electric Company.
Westinghouse Electric and Menu-
iacturlng Company and Brunswick-
3.111s - Collsnder Comps”. and
rbeION an «glance at Aeolian Halt.
.'oelock. The Committee a: Propen-
'l‘. K’sh'n, Frederick Steinway. ~John
Bays Hammond. 'Dr. mired N.
Goldsmith. later Gena J. 0. Ear.
herd, Eaten. Allen Noble. G'snersl
s. Gumnheimer and Clarence
Richy. "
' The psoatrope makes o‘2 the
won?!“ is ill zit!) W
n n a sat
intne world synchibiiistai the sled:-
who was first attracted to Durkln.
we 1: ago. Durkin was trapped in at”
But the most romantic or his .
The penetrope. the new musical . .
pertected by enmeers ..
which {or the ilrst time utilises the "
electrical principle or reproduction '
or music. Will b‘s presented publicly. '
New Yes-k. toner-row alter-noon at It ‘
tatlon Includes David Barnett. Otto ‘
Guy Eastman limo-Mrs. Charles ‘
£1
Abovo,,Botty Werner as She looks in her cell in Chicago jhll; lic-
O
Captured after a hot chase he was
taken to the office of the clue: of
[cilco [or uucst'cuim:
Betty hatpcncd along a little 111111
and stood in the hallway of 1:11: eta-
t-on and c‘anctd u shimmy.
Her antics attracted the entire
force from duty. and alter a few
'Ierward gestures. writhcs and writ:-
gloe she was successful in reaching
the door to the chlct‘s office.
With one swift motion she pushed
it open beiors the hypnptlzed police C
iorce realized what she was about.
Flee to Safety.
The door then slammed to and
caught with its automatic lock.
When it was finally bat cxcd down
Bott" and Marty we1e “(ii on their
we. to safety
Betty is now in a jail cell here.
She is sure that Dui'kln will never
be taken—at least not alive.
‘Hc was good 'to me and kind to
’those he liked." says Belly. "lie
really didn't want to be bad but
folks were just afraid of him because
he wasnt‘ afraid of them.
Today every policeman and teden
al officer in the land has been in-
structed to. shoot Durkln on sight——
and then question him. if he is still
alive.
The orders are to shoot him in the
head and not lower down. because
oi the armored vest that the killer
wears.
This vest has deflected the charge
02 a shotgun aimed point blank.
. It is one of the principal reasons
that Durkln is still alive somewhere
in a place to which he 1anished.ae
he always vanishes alter a new kill»
int.
!
Assails Foes
The Anti-Saloon tongue. is “slip-
plng" and Wayne R. Wheeler, its
leading "311w. ls' “concealing the
tat-ls." declared William H. Ander-
son. former state superintendent of
the New \ork league contention.
Ho dcclat'cd Wheeler "has n pair or
asbestos pajamas that enable him to
sit on the lid"
5211.. 8. nuts
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0111011111 WAR
Am. Society for Promo-
t1 0 n of Aviation
Shows Men Are in
All Parts of World
NEW YORK. Nov. 10 (APi'n—ll‘lt-
ty-two American aviators in the
“'Ol‘ld \Vnr me the dcsignatlon'oi
“r1110.” Each has brought down live
or more enemy planes.
The American Seen-Ly for l‘l'omo-
tion of Aviation prepared; the list
from oi‘i‘iclsl records. An etiort to
locate tho’ present address of these
American “aces" resulted in the dis-
covory that they are scattered all
over the world. The llstiol'lows:
Capt 1']. V. Rickenbacker, Colum-
bus. Ohio.
111115. George A.\'nuglu1n. Brook-
lyn. N. Y.
Capt. Item-l G. Landls. Clcngo. Ill.
Capt. Jot-mics hi. Swaah, Philadel-
phia, 1‘11.
Li. 'I‘. 1.1. Cnssudy.
Lt. Chomer 1-2. \l‘rlgh.
Mus-5'.
.Capt. Field Klnloy. Crm'r'tto. Ark.
Li. W. I’. li'1vin. Chicago. ill.
Capt P2. \\'. Springs. Fort Mill. S.
(‘11 111 bridge.
Maj. J. A. Molssucr, Irooklyn. N.
Y. "
Capt. de 1". liner. Ft. Wayne. Ind.
Li. I". 0. D. Ilunier. Savannah. (in.
L1. Clintou'Jouca. San Francisco,
Cal.
Capt.
phls. Ten.
Capt. H. Weir Cook Toledo Ohio.
Capt. L. C Holden. Ne“ ’l'ork city.
All.
Li. W A. Robertson. l’urt'h'milh.
Lt. R. J. Rummell. Newark. N. J.
Lt. J. O. Crecch. Lexington Ky.
Capt. Howard Burdick. Brooklyn.
N. Y.
M111 H.
city.
tCapt. Douglass
Hamilton. C111.
Capt. J. C.
CO].
Capt. 11:.
Texas.
Lt. E. P Curtis. Rochester, N. Y»
Capt. Sumner Sewell. Bath, Maine.
Lt. R. A. O'Neil. Nogales. Aria.
Lt. Col. William Thaw. Pittsburgh.
Pa.
Lt. Donald Hudson, Kansas City.
Lt M. K. Guthrie. Mobile. Ala.
teed M. Chambers. Mem-
l-l. lloriuey, New York
Campbell. Mt.
\‘asconcellcs. Denver.
(1. Tobin, San Antonio.
Li. W. H. Stovall, Stevall. Miss.
,7105 P. hI.-—-Spnrts.
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«:00 l’. M.——Dlnne1' music.
7:00 l’. lit—Florence Johnson.
contraiio.
7:10 1'. hl1~~Cu|u1uhIa l'nlvex'slly
ICUIUl't'. .
7:30 1'. .\l.~—l)uvls Saxophone Oc-
i1't.
8:00 I’. lll.--l"inu1lciul Talk. l). 11‘.
Fowler.
8:10 1'. AL—(lornum's Orchestra.
8:30 1’. M.-—-(lold Dust 'l'wlus.
0:00 1‘. M.——l1;1-cr1'cady Hour: .\1-
lnlstluo i-Jvo concert.
10:00 1'. ~.\l.~—~Auctlon bridge game.
10:30 P. M.—-Lopcz Orchestra.
11:00-12:00 1‘.
“NYC.
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mew YORK—.320.
M.—¢.\inrltt't reports.
li.—-Canadians' Orchestra.
:30 l'. M.—-—-l’ollco alarms.
:35 l.'. M.-—-Cauadians' Orchestra.
:00 l‘. M.-—-Brooklyu Navy Yard
11111111; "The Future o: the Ameri-
6.111 Merchant Marine." ' I). ll.
l‘rlmiosc.
9. 1111 l'. M.'-J)IIIIILI' to Charles E.
Hughes. direct 00111 Hotel Astor:
Irving '1‘. Bush. tonstmastor;
Hpcakers. Elihu Root and Charles
1'). Hughes.
10:48 1’. 1‘.l.—Ath's Orchestra.
“317.. NEW YORK—455.
62:10 1'. ll.—.\'. Y. U. course. "The
Nature of Sound and 01' Light."
Professor ll. Ii. Sheldon.
7:00 1’. his—Frank llole's dog talk.
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(54.14
7:15 I‘. .\l.-——Ilotel Vanderbilt Or-
choatru.
8:00 1’. Alp-Wurlitzer rnusicalc.
0:00 1’. M.——New York Edison hour
10:00 1‘. .'ll.—Mueical travelogue.
10:30 P. Air-Hotel Mayflower Or-i
chcsil'n. .
\\'.Il‘,'NE\\' roux—40.1.
7:30 1‘. .VI.—--llotci Ambassador
q'I‘r'lo.
‘i:00-'l:' 50 [‘
guitar; Stings.
10: 110 P. \i.-——-2\loulin llougo Ore-hes.
1.111.
Alt-Charles Dcmiomf
hie—Davis Orchestra .
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Illlk.
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Ill.-—Ll1:l11 opera dances.
40 l'. M.——ltooscvolt Orchestra.
113 l‘. hi.-"\\‘Ilut the Radio Shun
'l:1111,;ht L's." H. W. Scour.
8:30 1'. .\l.—-i.l;;l1t’i)31c1'u singers.
0:00 P. .\I.-—~Old musical comedies.
0215 l'. ZII.-—’l'hculcr talk.
9:45 1'. RI.~”1'IIOIO 'l‘runsluissiun.
1.. I.. Adulmau.
1 102110 l’. lil.«tturrcnt llu'alm'.
10:1."- I‘ l\l.——-i'luyloi.
’11: 011 l'. .ll.-'l‘uwn in review.
’ \\ l1‘llli. Nl'lw YORK—473.
1:
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ll:.’ll| l'. M.~-l"ordhmn Gardens 1':-
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i “'l'lllJ. NI'IW YORK—27:3.
{7:01I l'. .\l. -ll:11'n1-ii'111 ort'llosll'u.
7:45 I’. him-“Play. "My 101111011191.
Chillil‘vn."
8.00 1’. M.~liuiir1‘1ud [11Ik. (i-.' 'l'.
Corr
8:10 P. M --—li:ltllu ('lluls.
5:20 1'. M.-.\l. Yokcmuu, loner:
Joskou'itz .violln.
“‘Olt. NEWARK—405
:15 1‘. Iii.——~"\\'ords ()l'ton Mlspro-
pounced."
:17 I' ..\l.~-"Sporta" llill \l'nthey.
:30 l'. ll.—-Z\lm1 in the Moon slur.
lull.
:55 i‘. .\I. ~Slielion dinner mus‘c.
7:20 I‘ \l ~1\O\\.1
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0:00 I’. .\I.—-ll:iil1 lm‘uuu'y llizud.
9:00 1'. .\I.—-.\Iontt'l.1ir night.
11:01 1‘. M.——llil; hchnltem. 1.1101:
“it \l'. 'I‘Ali R‘l‘TO wan-27 ‘.
9:00 1‘. M.~—I‘olI-.'c alarms; mumc.
11:00 1‘. Ala—Police 11111111111: orches-
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10:30 1‘. M.—Club l’ugoda orchr's-
Ira.
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“(-135.\L\\' lOIIIt—tlltl.
6: 01: P. \l. ~L'ncle Geobee. i
0:30 1'. )l.~uoys' Club pro.'—. 111111. I
0: (111 I‘. \I.—-—l:. I". Jones. "..1lcs11'lan-,
ship." 1
'1'.-'0 I'. .\I.~~-.'l1‘1'olvl1end Orchestra.
8:00 l'. .\l.-—-\'. M. Ii. A. Forum.
8:1.) I’ M.-—\’t'eulcn‘s Quartet.
8:50 1‘. .\l.-—"l"eru011nlity :11' Water
Animals." 1‘. Dixon.
0:00 1‘ Eli. -.\g1;es \11r 01:21:.1'11015. eo-
. 112111: .
“1:111 I \I.——l"lorc111'e Church piu- ‘
111.1. I
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111:110 1‘. M—Irving Ill-guy. vmllu.1
10330 l'. M.-.-\rro111‘h1.'.11l (H‘Chl‘fl I
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11:40 1’. M .«—Tulk. IIII!) Vail. I
7:110 l'. ..l ——lcelu1\d Orchestra.
7:31; 1". \I.-——1lakinnd.‘1 01'choeizu..
8:111- I‘. :\l.—Allcc Brady interviuv.
3:10 1’. lll.--Popuiar 501115.
{1:15 1’. M.-Willlams 'l‘rlo.
9:15-10:00 P. M.~—liol1 Scltuci‘cr.
31.1129.
11:00 I‘. .\I.-—Cnravun 'thlhllSIl‘fl.
11:00 P. .\l.—Itodvo Grimm-.1121.
12:01- 1'. 11.42:” A. .\i.~-i(en'.1u:kyi
. Revue: Orchestra. '
“'MC. , NEW YORK—«HI.
6300 l‘. )l.~\'nll's String,r Ensemble.
6:30 i‘. M.~~I’lcd Lion ‘lllu Orches—
ll.
7:00 P. hi.~—\\‘ill)111"s i'olsorolilies.
8:00-10:00 l-'. .\l \‘ocnl and instru-
mental solos. '
10:00 P. lit—Musicale. .
11:00 P. hie—livid. MoAIpIu Or
cheatra.
“RN Y. .\‘l32\\‘ YORK—~25”.
6:45 1’. M.-—-School sports. ‘.\I. llcin
email.
7:00 P. hi. -——‘ \\" lose I‘ Irtl11l.1y
'i‘s
day?“ ' ‘
'150 I’. .\I.-—'l‘l1tt'tl'lcnl review.
“'CAL'. PIIII.1’tl)I'}Ll’lIlA—'.‘ is
.30 l‘. \l.-—ll:11es's orchestra.
\VI'K' ll All'l‘l’OlIl)-l" 1 11.
8.00 l’. hl.~—Sy.‘.1!.'llony orchestra.
9:30 I'. .\l.—-Orgau recital; weatlu'r.
“MAR. ATLANTIC CITY—21m
11:15 1’. .‘l.-—-Urgau recital.
“'I’G, A'I‘LAR'TIU CITY—4:011.
11.011 1‘. l.——-I‘:mcc orchestra.
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“SAC. BOSTON—280
(1:30 PAL—«Dinner dance.
b:l0 l‘.I\I.—A11lorlo11u Orchestra.
WEED. BOSTON-349
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7:' P. .\l.---Gorman's Orchestra.
'7: 1‘. M.——llar1urd Observatory
talk.
“'RC, WASH l.\‘( WON—4110
6:40 I'. hl.~A1r1'icullural reports.
0:50 Y‘. M.-—“Sl1o1v Shopping. "Loo-
unrd Hall.
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CKCh. TORONTO—357
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'1:15 P. M.——-}'Icalth talk.
0:30-13:10 1‘. .ll.—-l\luslc.
10:30-1 Sill—Royal Society Orches-
tru.
RDKA. I‘lT'I'SIlL’RGIL—lillli
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:45 P.l\l.—l7nivorsily of l‘llis~
burgh talk.
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(‘KAC .‘lOV’l‘REAIn—ill
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Capt. A. it. i’x'ohks. meinghnm.‘
Muss.
Lt. R. 0. ‘iudsay. Madison. N C.
Li. Mariln St Auucih. Twin Citv
Minn
Lt. J". K. Hays. Chit-ago, Ill.
Lt. Howard C. Knolls, Springfield.
Ill. « "
Maj. H. D. McPherson. ilonosdaio.
Pa.
Capt. H. R.
Muss .
Ms}. C. .I. Diddle. Philadelphia.
Lt. James A. Knowles. Cambridge.
Capt. James A. Henley. Jersey
City.
Lt. Innis Potter. Boston. Mass
Lt. F. M Symonds. New York city.
Lt. E. III. Height. Astoria. L. 1.
Buckley. .'lgawam.
The Joke’ 3 Always
Li. H. TI. George. .\'_lu[zur1t Falls.
Lt. G. \\'. Furlow. Rochester. Minn
Capt. J. O. I’lonaldson. New York.
Lt. Frank 1.. Male, Syracuse, N. Y.
in. 1'}. A. Hostel-brook, Port Flag-
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L1. 1‘. \' 111111011111. Milford. Texas.
Li. .8 0111' on. Baltlmire. Md.
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LONDON. ~— Huge quantities
food are consumed daily by Eng-
land's fighting force. During the
past 3 Odays the Navy. Army and Air
Force Institutes have supplied men
with 84 tons of bacon. 63 tons of jam
and syrup. 4: tons or margarine and
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Velvet Suede and Satin are the leading materials
in fall footwear. We are showing sex er 211 new 1110-
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New fresh stock. Plenty of sizes.
122 Washington St.
CONVERSE BASKETBALL SHOES
Boys, you’ll Win the game with Converse Shoes—-
they’er sure-footed, 111er and durable.
MILTON ELWOOD
South Norwalk
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