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‘NIBNDAY, NOVEMBER 16,1925.
EXPECi NEW .
REPRiEVE NOW
, FOR CHAPMAN
Can’t Be ExecutedvDec.
3 Because of Pro-
WEAI", NEW YORK—«192.
6:00 1’. M‘.——Wuldorf—Astorla dinner
intisic.
7:00 1'. M.-——-Pepular songs.
7:10-8:00 l‘. M.—-—Eiizabeth Kuntze..
piano; Curl Rollins. baritone.
8:00 P. M.——-"Anicricnn Citizen-
ship." H. W. 'i‘uft.
5:30 1’. M.-Coloniul Aces; Hawai-
ian Trio.
8:45 P. Air—Health talk.
9:00 1‘. M.——Gypsy Entertniiitrs.
10:00 1'. lit—Opera. “I 'i’agliacei."
ceedings in the Fed-
V
eral Court 11:00-12:00 r. M.—Dcrnie's Orchen-
‘ tra.
HARTFORD, Nov. 10. —— Gerald “-5-“. NEW YORK—420
Chapman will not be hanged on i)e.- J . '
cember 8. lie must be reprieved 6:101;1\i.-—i\inikethigh ”90"“
again by Governor ’l‘runibull in or- 6:70 E3. iii.~—-iiuno "3‘3““ ‘
der that a decision ”my be reached S:.io..:oo ‘1), lib—German lessons.
as to whether he is to serve out in if” 1" 5"‘SUU‘l‘lund OTChQSll‘u-
Atlanta the remainder of a sentence 5:3” P- “FR '1‘. Maionev, barl-
tene: Elizabeth Neusch, soprano.
01' 25 years before he iii called on
9:001’. M.——Songs of Scandinavia.
to pay the death pcnaity for the ‘ ‘
slaying of a New Britain policeman. ianuna Lorraine; \irginla. La Bett
It may be many months before it “0”“;- J- Davies. ““10“?-
flnul decision is reached on this 10:1" 1'- ill.-—-"l~‘.gypt." C- 8. Cross-
point. since ultimate appeal to the "1“"-
United States Supreme Court seems 10530 1'- M-‘“’“(‘0 “ll-""13; W911i“-
incvitabie by one or more of the 01‘.
“1171. NEW YORK—455.
:10 i’. lib—N. Y. U. course, ‘The
‘i’roblem of Religion," Professor
t‘. G. Shaw.
7:00 i'. Mme—110m Commodore mu-
threc parties involved in this latest
move to save the higiiwaynnin. mail ‘33
robber and murderer from the, gal-
lows.
After a conference Saturday with
Gerald Chapman at the state pri- SI?-
son. Frederick J. Groebl, his senior 3:00 l‘-
counsel. announced that u. delay 9:00 1’.
would have to be asked in the pro- 9230 l‘.
M.—l.anday itevclcrs.
)l.-—C. E. Griffith. violin.
iii.—-t.'nited States Army
ceedtngs in the United States dis- Band.
trict court. in which action to have 10:30 i’. ill.-—~Waldorf-Astoria 0r-
Chupman returned to Atlanta to chestra.
complete his 25 year federal term
was instituted Friday night.
Judge Edwin S. Thomas had an-
nounced Friday night that a. babeas
corpus writ requiring Chapman to
be brought to the federal couit in
this city November 25 for a hearing tra.
would be issued today at New lria- 7:30 i’. lib—Lullaby music.
ven, but it is thought likely that the 8:00 1’. M.—-i"iimiiy Circle.
Judge will be asked to defer this ac- :80 i‘. lil.——Edueatlonal talk.
(ion until a later date pending the :45 l'. l\i.——L'onccrt. ‘
accumulation of certain data by :00 1’. iii.,——“Ciirlsiian Science." (1.
Chapman’s counsel. W. Allan. ,
—-————-—--——-——-~- 10:15 P. M.-Srack’s Entertainers.
11:15 1’. lit—Dance music.
“113', NEW YORK—361.
“tilts. NEW YORK—310.
6:00 i’. .\i.——Unc|e Geebee.
0:"0 l'. M.——-i‘remicr Club Orchestra.
WMCA. NEW YORK—841.
0:00 1‘. Iti.~—Viiii's String Ensemble.
6:30 I‘. iii.——1-iotei McAipln Orches-
Lame/J
“'INDMIIJL TO CROSS SEA.
BLARICUM. Holland. Nova—The
windmill here. one of the, oldest in 0:00 P. M.-——Dinner music.
iieliand l-‘l l‘(‘iiortcd to have been 6:15 i’. iii.—i’.b.vnie machine.
purchased by a New York lawyer. 0:30 1‘. lit—Dinner music.
it will be removed to the purchaser's 7:00 l’. .‘li.-—l\iariboro State. 'l‘rio.
estate at libinebcck-on~tlic—iiudson. 7;:{0 1', .\l.——Swanee Club Orchestra.
——-————v~-~~- -«——- 5:00 1". M.~—13attery talk. Il- ll-
——-Adve.riise in the Sentinel for the Shoutz.
best results. 8:05 P. M.-—-—ltoseland. Dance. Ore
Tonightis E51110 Program
DR. CHASE’S
BALLET SLIPPERS
_ ALL SIZES
, $1.85 ,
PALACE BOOTERY
27 N0. (Main St. So. Norwalk
- COAL FACTS
in accordenco with the Governor's recommendation that
coal consumers during the anthracite strike should make use
' of such substitutes as are available. we are prepared to deliver
promptly any quantity of bituminous coal and will furnish in-
structions for handling it. We have also arranged for a supply
of New River coal in Nut and Egg sizes. also Coke in Stove
size. and wood. Bituminous coal. besides being cheaper. give-
more heat and less ash than anthracite. There is plenty of it.
so we can all keep warm even if the strike should last all winter.‘
Norwalk Coal and Supply Co.
108 WATER ST. PHONE 113
s
THE EVENING summon-somuouwmx. Conn.
l".\til‘.' 'l'l‘lliEE
8:30 i’. iti.-(iuardhin Entertainers.
9:00 i". M.——itkigar. Duffy, baritone.
9:15 1'. M.-—-Vocul duets.
inamleilii.
9:45 1'. iii.—i\'rumbollz. baritone.
11:00 1’. 5i.—-Cotten L‘lub orchestra.
11:30 1'. M.-Siiver Slipper Orches-
ira.
12:00 1‘. iii.~12:80 A. l\i.—-i.cwis's or-
cliestra.
“RN Y, NEW YORK—250.
'6100 l’. M.——i.lttnmnn'u music.
7:00 1'. iii.--—'i‘alk, "Whose Birthday
Today?"
7:05 1’. M.~—Sports.
7:10 1'. M.-—Commcrce of the Day.
7:15 1’. M, ——- Metropolitan. Opera
not-es.
7:35 1’. M.——Maior l). Atkinson, tra-
vcioguc.
7:50 1'. M.—Kathryn Iiebuke, songs.
8:00 P. M.——iv‘erruccl'l orchestra.
8:15 P. M.-—-"l£voiution of Jazz."
8:30 1’. iii.--Pninting, Ccionnor Du-
gas.
:40 P. lil.-—lt‘errucci's orchestra.
:45 1‘. lib—Jazz melody. .
:00 P. M.-—-"Power by Radio," llu-
co Gemsback.
9:915 P. BL—Music travelogue,
9:30 I". ISL—Music talk.
99900
10:00 P. M.—-I’oetry.
10:10 1’. M.——Musical saw.
11:15 I’. M.—l’lnyiet.
WEB". NEW YORK—273.
6:00 1‘. M.-—Elizahcth liesiep. con-
iralto.
6:15 P. M.——Aima Danzlg. piano.
6:30 i‘. M.—-i’iucwaiders.
11:30 P. M.»“.\t liom i’urty."
“‘LWIA, NEW YO K—fiiis.
9:00-9:30 1‘. M.—Kathryn Winston
0:50-10:151'. M.-W. i". Carin-y.
tenor; instrumental trio.
10:15 i'. lil.———Taik on education.
10:30 i’. .\i.~instrumcntai trio.
10:40 i'. M.~—()rgan recital.
9:30 1'. Mm—O'Ilricn iii-others. guitarl OVER WEEK-END
State Policeman Skelly
Dies After Motorcy-
cle Crash in New Ha- .
yew—Scores Hurt .
Six persons were killed in (111104 .\
mobile
State over the week-end.
persons were injured in a long list lchine. h.1vin;.: gone down a
of motor vehicle crashes.
State
Skelly.
Brook barracks. dial in the. New Ha- led by lire.
\‘cn Hospital early this morning. hav.
ing been thrown from his motorcycle
in Clinton earlier in the night when
he collided with the machine of un- ‘ 1.1 utter the crush,
other State Policeman. l
Bernhardt F
fatally injure
while crossing Main street in New
Britain Saturday night.
9:45 1’. M.-—Tliile Sher. biano. 'lba New Britain
yesterday morning.
the operator of the automobile. is
being held on a
slaughter. .
Miss Mary O'Donnell. sixty-five.
of Brian-port, was fatally injured bluun an :1 building
in Stratford Saturday night when she
was struok by an automobile oper-I
ated by John Vaniicore of New 1111-.
ven, who was arrested and held \m- ' iicvrd.
der bonds of $1,500 onla charge of;
soprano; instrumental trio. manslaughter. humour-our. Nov. iii—Michael; 8 mm “flue treat
9:30 1". M.—Questlon box. the ROV- .lcccph ilnnion. forty-mo. of Wu- Inlenaeh. titty-five. 11 Sammnrl
J. M. Giills. tcrbury. n nioterman employed by‘rti‘ect. “as lelick by an unlumobib i m it. '“W'mnd Sack“.
the Connecticut Company.
St. Mary's Hospital, Waterbury. yes-
terdny,
morning by an automobile opcrntedintvrr elilin ef \\‘.’i:»hlnz:tun an iiii"
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i-‘lilll
l I l'.\‘ (htriitt ihvnns nt' Wateriniry. {and t'ull‘iiiull Sli'I-ct. lie was 1:11.111: \i.\\‘lii.‘. .
Six Kl ED BY Frank t‘nmputarn. twcl\‘c. of New | to :41. Vincent's hmqlildl lb '1'“ |l|.\?'ll'l'li "-‘illi'ii‘iii‘ W” ll “l ‘ Ht. 1' mi -‘.\ 1: ill il‘ iv ..
lll-H't n_ was crushed to death Satur- 1 Huh-rut iil‘_\' illllllll‘Illlt't' “here 1....1 Im\ “I "rim" but “H ”m“ l. .1 -, .11. | .11 ' Al - .1..e
. .lll.i_v' ilb‘uilllll: “1“." n ”u”; ltiiiilt'ilg‘Wl‘iillli: l'. v.11“ slain] that he i. t-nl . ll u Ii‘lii . H...H.~-~ . 1.». ‘11. 1.1 law; the box
m 11' lib .~anu and operated by his father, ' the dunner list :ulb'iiilii "M” H l ‘ “I” .W ’l ‘1 II“ I.“ H W J H... “mu ll ”as“.
chestru. l "i‘iu mire i don‘t .. A...
'liillllli ".impuliiro, backed into him fractured skull.
1:12 the lI'Imden gravel pit.
I liroirbu'lan'0 llnrkuski. iit‘ty. of New
liau-n. ‘dicd at St. ilapbnel's liospi-j
Inl Saturday night from injuries re»
Eti‘lVl d when llc was struck by 4111 till“,
,lmnublle in Nui‘tllfot'il l-‘i‘ltiiiy. ills}
n-w'k ‘\.Iu bichcn. 'I‘be operator of
lhc machine has lint been found. >
John 2), Winn-tier. thirty-ting oi“
liarlfoid. suffered a fractured skulh
a fractured slmulder and a broken]
'brcasi bone iii an automobile acct-l
lie is
lliiii expected to rcco\'cr. i
mystcl'ious automobile wreck.
throughout llb‘lnilraclrtl the [itil‘iiilull of the Ncu.
5001'“ 0“ ! lluwn pullcc Saturday night, a 111ml
I thirty i
.lm'l' embankment at 'l‘rowbrilbze‘
l
‘dr-n' h: .lluidletmvn ycslci‘ilzll'.
accidents
Policeman
connected
liai~tholomeW'l'as.~. Exist itock p;iii;. The machine
with the Center . was wrecked and was then destroy.
it. was the property of
L‘harle: S. .huter of Waterbury who
“'lmrtt‘d that it had been i:tolrii.l
'l‘hc occupants ul' illl' cur tlittil]‘tpt’.’ii'-l
t
Two other slatt- Imlicemcn “01‘1"
iliurt over the wen-lm-nd. tillieir!
nest was struck and =(ieorce it. (lardm-r 01' the iianiwison
by an automobile l barracks suffered painful injurirs to
his face and hands Fridny night
when his motorcycle caught in the.
‘troiiey rails and he. was thrown to
ithc blizhway.
Stale l‘uiiccman ilcrnard ii. lx'cn-
.l‘ci‘snn. attached to the. (irotnn barn
:i'Iii-im. was slightly injured Sz'liirdayf
In \\'u:~'t Iiroek when a sluliinit.;
‘ by the high;
.wlnd. struck him :1 glanclnc blow.l
ills right shoulder and arm are par-l
i
Dies After Crash.
He died in
General Hospital
Frank linchka,
charge of inan-
flere’s a bigger delight
than ever in Wrigley’s!
”Nucleus Peppermint flavored P. 3.,
alyzed but only tciiiperarily it is be-
ilis home is in New London.
-—-—~— 1
died iiLIOIH'I'ade by John Joseph Hadley.
.112. Shippiiu i‘ohit. Stamford. about:
Sittiirtlity'ltrfiti ivslei‘day after-Amen ilr'm' the;
lie W‘as struck
\VOKO, NEW YORK—2: 1!.
8:00 i’. lit-«Anna Diamond. piano.
8:15 1'. iii.—ll'entcn Sisters, songs.
8:30 1’. .\i.—lieaith talk.
8:35 1". M.—-.l. Harrington, tenor.
8:50 1’. M.—I.ouise Lysaght. so-
prano.
9:05 i‘. iii.-—-l.a (‘ascie's Orchestra.
“'nlilt, STATEN [SLASH—21:1
8:00 1‘. Air—Jubilee entertainers:
liiblc talk: news.
“Alibi, RICHMOND HILL—3M.
7:30 I‘. iii.———'l‘aik, Maurice 12. (Ton.
holly.
7:45—9:55 l’. M.~J. Tl. it‘rcc. bari-
tone: Synchrophasc 'l‘rlo: Almon
piano.
'I D' E R ’ S
ADIO SHOP
Mahackemo Building
2 North Main Street South Norwalk, Conn.
EXPERT REPAIRING ON
ALL MAKES 0F SETS.
AERIALS ERECTED -:- BATTERY CHARGING
.. GENUINE AMBASSADOR PARTS IN STOCK
-:- DELIVERY SERVICE -:-
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
RUMPS or VEAL...............’18cib.
VEAL CHOPS 28cib.
VEAL CUTLETS.... ......35cib.
BEEF LIVER....... ......16cib.
'CALVES LIVER.... ......40clb.
FRESH PLATE”... ......10cib.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, South Nomi}
39 and 43 Main Street. Net-walk
Weapon. Georgetown. nut-ten. Stamford. Block Roch. Bridgeport
9:55 1'. lib—Time signals: weather.
l0200 l'. lib—Mabel Besthoff. se-
i prune.
lilllii i'.
“()ii. NI‘EWARK—Itih.
11,—vl‘aramount Orchestra.
I 11:11.3 l’. .\l.--—"\\'oi‘ils iJl'icn Mis~‘
' pronounced." - l
A 0:17 i'. M.—~Sporis. .
l 0:00 i'. Air—Shelton dinner lliiisll‘.l
7:30 l'. .\i.~~l'1lkin.~'s Orchestra.
5:00 i’. .\i.-—t‘urrent topics.
5:30 i'. .‘i. .. iiranim'd 'l‘heatru
music.
0:30 i‘. 11.—~"i.eningrud." E. 1'
Bierstudt.
9:45 i'. .\l.|4‘. Tiuzicka. \iolin.
10:00 i'. M.—-News.
10:10 i’. M.—Sei Sabine. mandolin.
10:30 i’. M.o—i‘:iiai.~.'[)’0r Orchestra
11:00 P. hi.«-i"r--‘ llnzicka. violin.
11:15: i“. M .— ilsilin Ind Race.
piano duets.
11:30 1‘. .\i.——Criisnders' Orchestra.
GIRL cousNor
HARDING MAY Br
NiDNAP Vicar
Isabel Bennett, Aged
15, Missing Since Fri-
day. When She Went ,.
to Movie Show |
NEW YORK. Nov. 16.-—-(AP).
Isabel Bennett. fifteen second cowl
sin of the late President Hardin”?
was reported last night as misstn‘é
since Friday from her Washington
Heights home. Fears that the girl
and Mrs. Frank Bent of 580 West
165th street. She is the daughter of
John B. Bennett.
automobile dealer. first cousin or
the late President. The Bennetts
were divorced several years ago.
The girl's disappearance was kept
'secret by police until last night at
the request of her mother. A re-
port that” she was seen with a girl
companion at a Harlem river boat-
house was investigated by polici-
yesterday without result.
The girl. described as a “home
loving girl with no serious love of-
fairs." left home Friday night to go
to the movies with Sarah Cohen, it
girl about her own age.
No report of Sarah Cohen's dis-
appearance was given to police. who'
have been unable to locate her. and
Miss Bennett's mother fears that
her daughter may have been spir-
ited away as she was returning
home alone from the movies.
Isabel finished her course a;
Drew seminary, Camel. N. Y.. last
year. and since that time. had re-
mained at home. devoting part of
her time to studying dancing. She
was described as being 5 feet. 7 in-
ches tall, weighing about 125 pounds'
and having blonds straight bobbed
hair. blue eyes and a. light complex-
ion. She was wearing a. dark blue
cloth coat with floral trimmings
and a blue hat. 0 ’
has been kidnapped were expressed {
by her mother and stepfather. Mr.
Cleveland Ohio. 2
and Smith, songs; Mabel iiesthot‘t, _
Tmmo ACCIDENTS.
LONDON, Nov.—London seems to
be running a race with New York
for the position of city with most
traffic accidents. Recent statistics
show that for the first three months
of 1925 there were 26.342 street ac-
cidents in the zd-square-miis area.
oi! this city. or these :26 proved
fatal.
Now‘is the time when your smal'l
son had rather be right tackle than
president 1
- 3W1”
iiib
r.o.s.n¢1.oa.1u‘to be added
' 3' E u r I 5 ix _ ‘ Four door. full fivaasscnger Sedan
Fourthel Brakes Balloon'l'u'ca
A Six—built by Hupmobilel That is great good i .
news to. thousands—and thousands have waited ,
to make this Hupmobile Six their 11 xt car.
Everyone expected a great car—becau : 17 years
of fine Hupmobilos have taught Amer ‘11 to ex-
pect unusual dormance and the sou nest of .
value in any upmobile. ' ~
This Six meets'those expectations. Yes, it more
than meets them!
It is a true runnin mate to the Hupmobile Eight.
It possesses smoot instant power and delightful
driving and riding ease—the same qualities that
won' leadership for the Eight and that is winning'
an enthusiastic welcome for this new Hupmobile
Six, everywhere.
snow R0011
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