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THE EVENING SENTINEL

NORWALK’S FIRST NEWSPAPER

 

The Weather

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SOUTH NORWALK, court, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1925.

 

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. Alleged/lute Thieves Shoot

lN RHINELANDER CASE

RYE 6613‘ is
N HOSPITAL“
Ann FIGHT

Was Taking Four Men

‘to Station H o u s e

. " When Shot and Left
‘ in Roadway

I BULLET IN CHEST

Seriously Hurt-Police
of State and New
York Asked to
Watch for Fugitives

 

 

 

 

\] GREENWICH, Nov. 20. (A. P.)-—- .. . ' . ‘ ‘ ' ‘ _ .
Ml: and Ml-B' ‘leam O'Keefc of lo IMO“ no“ mtmht‘tfl and $11,“ inn:- b. i ll pui‘t'litisml and “ill be
this city were informed today that cring liitorixst in the ol'gtlllizuiiun.‘ glilkt‘li m... 1...,.,.mh..,. 1 1,). Andrew
thelt‘ Son. Robert O'Kecfe. member the 1'. M. II. A. held a. concert. at. l.l. t'oiiiiis. local Tlli'lllllll‘t‘ dealer.
of the Ilya. N. Y. police forcehhad Odd “,st “n“ on South Main mm”! “WW... and mom... or we
been an“ by one at four men W cm iiiiipi'rss l‘iiotiti‘v- iii Iiziiibury. it “as,
he stopped ,With a supposedly stolen $1“ch hm night. . ti l lt‘iil'llt‘tl iii-titiitoiy today upon Mr
alltomobile and Whom he “'35 “kins ‘ ’ ' Thu speakers for ”'0 01'3“"‘1‘1 0" Collins” I'gllll'I‘l from Miami. l"l(il'lilll.
to police headquarters. Local ASSOCIa’Flon Gives all stressed the need for larger and l TM as.“ was 0105“] about one

i Officer O'Keefe is in the United Turkey Dlnner At more nominate (pun-tors. and .oni- “wk “g“ In Miami. than“ ”5m“
hospital at port Chester. with a R l J C int-titted tho suggestion of Samuel . ”on ”m“: m. ”W Jicgvnt “Hum
bullet wound 1“ his chest. H" l“ 0 a amesw .0m- lioodncr. tho iirst speaker. that ' ' . ‘ . . ‘ ‘ ' Atommm'jmi Sum”. ,\n.uscniciit

' said to be seriously wounded. Iii- .y . . members consider his advice to take Merciless grilling of Leonard kip lililnclandor by Leo Psi-sons hails. attoiiicy tor liliiatlaudti .~ daik- i {Eulilll-lnll mmwnml 1'... chums 1.35,
formation received was to effect that mlSSlonerS Speak up an option on a piece of Protwi't)’ skinned wife. brought. the young scion of Huguenot aristocracy to liit‘ point of pupa-iii ovinnistinn dur- . mm” u‘nd his “1.0mm," Um,“ 1.5“,“
ggl‘lgd was fat) “the effectimtha: 0” “1““ “”1"” that lapses Doccm- his the trial of his marriage annulment salt at White Plains, New York. 'I‘ho loft photograph shows 350...,“110is’t1p: managing (lli't‘ctui' of

. ee e steppe to on 01110 c it Some two hundrod sportsmen un- bot. first. .\ii CXL‘elletlt concert pm- _ ' , ' ' Igl ~ I H‘ l _ ,4 “ b ti iI , 10C” hm“. 5

2:30 o’clock this morning believing thoi’ed together at. n... 5000...} ,.n_ 3mm ”kuL Davis, Mime but relentless. eliciting _fiom lililuclsudcr sensational .idm ., tilts .1 o I on ‘tillt . . ! or“ limpsdeilt-‘H 54“” Mr. “om”.
"- 10 be 0'10 stolen from Tuckahoe. iiualdin‘ner tit-tho Noriviilk li‘lrn After Mr, ]{90dnf'r spoki: or the the right Is Kip. slumping «eerily. tlolwlodly in the witness cliaii. (”w “as“ w ”m 1.3mm, The...”
N- 1" Tl“) driver had. '13“ “09'?” and Game I’rotcellvo Association. noed for a more ncthe Y. M. ii. A. M... ‘ ___~_; which 1‘” a littlo loss than ”WW
and was ordered to‘dlh'] to p01% given M the “03"” James 1"“ l‘ust Dr. Elias Jnll‘t‘t'. ht'ud l'l~ 1'10 Till' . I ‘ iii'ili'fi to run. This structure is op‘io

.headquer'tilrs. While on tl‘t‘lmn as night, to “‘10-" tho. Vermont. 'l‘llr— mud ’l‘ortili (lichrew School.) will 0 , ' . \‘il by Saiiiuvi Itoorlntr. It also
board. 0 lxcefe “was?“ 12'“ ll; TE: key thatwas tho picoc do iv-sistnnce of tlio, tlil‘l‘orcnec in attitudes toward er S etter ‘ gins Mr. Collins the building and
Of the (-0"; mciilan 10$?“fo of the dinner. and to hear soverni‘tlie liul'ii‘cw School abroad and in ' L . 3,“..va 01- n... mg...” 'J'hk'x‘fj-L
roadway}? ego mint New. York noted Fish and Game tinniiiiission- .\tiioi'iea. lie licliovod that modern, ‘ ' ‘ . .\ll'. Collins “,mmm ,0 .\'or\\;illt
a); 2‘2nnefii633’liaice to watch for COTS Speak. tiny home lift‘ “‘4“? high")! x‘L‘SDOII- ‘ ' door .1 trip to lllt,‘ sotiili at 7:10 lust
:th nien . Those. invited as tho guests of sible for the lack of interest in ho. a S nnu men rla l .niahl. Asked 1M”), “hut prompted

L ' W_ honor were: lion. John 'i‘itcomii. ol ilgions activities and believed that. 4 him to “mm ‘0 th- ”Hume,” m“.

. ‘3‘ , Hartford. Supt. of the li‘isli and the Y. .\i. II. A. not! tii‘u oniyupos— - ho t‘vpliv-l that ll was loetlitsc he

Game Commissioners of lil‘ltl'ff‘pOI‘I. Him" Solution to ”it: l’l‘tl'lt‘lil- "WW - v . ' lii . d it so xvi-II.
0. K S PLANS FOR . W... A... i... .0...“ h. h... p......o....i His (ounsei Asks Time to Make Searching III-‘ , , imm W 1,, W Nu m m

 

V ALTERATION a

- Spangled Banner.” and America.

Kiwanis Club Chan es
' Date for Its Elec on

The attendance prizo at the Iv‘i-
wanis Club luncheon yesterday was
won by J. M. Glover.

According to the ivy-laws of the
Kiwanis the annual cloetion should
take place December third. Presi-
dent Quinlan explained that that-
date he hoped to have a well known
professional speaker, who would
probably take up most of the lunch-
eon time. The nomination date was
advanced therefore.

A nominating committee was ap-
pointed. It is coniposcd of: James
Donneliy. Charles Mintz. C. Otis;
Fitch, A. C. Wheeler and John A.|
Lees. '

Carlton Gould was named
urcr ot‘ the Christmas Fund.

 

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SPORTSMEN ?
HEAR TALKS ON

 

Mr. Williamson sent word that lit:
would be unable to appear.

Just before the food was brought
in the gathering sang the "Star'-

After the appetites were nppenscd

Abraham zifhiii, 11

Y. M. H. A. GIVES
CONCERT TO GET
NEW NEMBERS

Many Prominent Resi-
dents Speak — Sam-
uel Roodner Urges
West Ave. Clubhouse

'FINE PROGRAM

 

 

Year Old Violinist,
Amazes Gathering
With His Playing

 

TENSE

MOMENT

Policeman

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

building for the other Jewish activi—
tirs such as the Ltldics' Aid. Council
of Jewish Women, Iiaddasali, cling
llo i-udod his talk saying:

“When our children grow up to
manhood and womanhood. knowing

wiii'ri: i~i.Ai.\'s. 5i. i'.. Nov. '10:
(i‘l'l."'TlItt Itliinelandor annulment

 

 

vestigation—Off Until Monday .

.._.._...._._..——

n... ma}... t'vdoulrlcd ho llir~iBut Lawyer (iroehl Is

 

t‘i‘owiiod. courtroom sii’iuly omptiml
amid oxcltod commont. .\ir. Mills

i Expected

to See

I tousimastcr Iioctor Win. J. Moore "it” “'l'l“l‘ ““3 “l'hi‘ll‘llm {0" "0' .. . "(I - . viii» .
. it' ARMORY HERE introduced Mayor Thomas Iiohiiis,l“‘?lll§l0"- illi‘)’ “’l” “0t tll‘l‘lll‘t il‘i‘ltilsuniption this painting has liiwil ad-‘fififil lltiilil‘l‘odlll L M" will ‘ ' Judge Thomds TO'
“I110 spoke of his pleasure at being llw Holy 'i‘Oraii. (teachings 0t llll'.j()lll'lli‘tl until Monday in oi-dor to j, . . I. m 17““ A; - T ,
\iujor General Morris B. Payne, there. meeting the incmbors and “‘0 "00"” ‘l‘fl 5'1““"5' ’ lithe Counsel for Leonard Kill “him. . ”walnut-lint: llllll‘l'lt‘nllllll “3:: ll.“ .. 1 flight or ...0m0rr0“
' . - . .' ‘1 It Htiiint'lit. , .. ., f _ . . . . . _ . __"_
V“ the Quartermaster General of the the Commissioners and acting so b‘nmnol :\1. 1M” spoke mm. liiidti, tin. plitntiff Oliiitilliilill) to} It was the “lemon” ”Dawnunh —-—-

State. approvcd the plans for alter-
ations at the local Armory. yester-
day. .

General Payne came to this city

- 4 i s ectcd tremendously the membershi had . . . ' '- . ' ~ .
froni‘hew Ileldol‘heilmdave“Cgptain increased in the two wars if its "”50” l“ ”‘9 "ml”. '0" "Hilly )‘OuitS yesterday under circumstancos that “m“ M‘mc “.“.‘°‘“‘“‘ m N‘.‘ “HM “W” 'Vl“l"""””"‘l m ”up” ‘1‘“!ng
szehi‘l‘nlzgthaft the3 officer in cvistcnee ‘ I i ' folk getting ““0 bad habits. gave rise to rumors that the case as "m“ ““d “1“" 1 0n?) Small?" 1:”: "Vi“ "' ("'°"]"' "1”": 0‘. “01‘1”?”fo
. . . , . ' ‘ ~. “0]...” Joselol‘f followed and told . c . . vu. the M" .1 :Is for another lJi‘OllKlt vio out His I‘t'bit'liiliillinii, plans to it: in art on
charge of the Armory the pow er to 'Ionstiniisttr Moot. then told u. “m audience that lie was grentlv in- would h “ltllllifl‘ ii t in to young itiiinelandcr's “W “h”... this fluvnmun .0 go mm. ”m mp“.

start the alterations.

The garage in the rear of the
main building, will be enlarged and
improvements will be made to the

basement.
The work will be started in the
near future. .

ARMY-NAVY .
\ GAMES [N N. Y.
‘ to. BE STOPPED

 

 

 

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neiElllei-SPE' \WOW'ultol’i. sift}:- . und‘er unusually dramatic circuni- counsel, any time it appears necessary for a
r ' ‘ . A ' - ‘N’ stances. During the morning session rcpflew 10 be granted.

intendent of the U' S. Naval A“- FOIkS at the Poor Farm '1] Introduction of one of the "inys- Ithlnclandor testified that lie ummm is no way' of ascertaining

deniy at Annapolis. in a letter to me
Brooklyn Eegletoday stated that
profiteering by New York theater
managers on the night of the Anny.
Navy football game on November 28
will eliminate New York from m.

many of his friends present.

Dr.

 

Hcrbcrt \V. Gorhain. president of
the Association. made the welcom-
ing address calling attention to howl

t‘ow fish nn-I homing stories and iii-
troduced Mr. Disbrow, who spoke of
the \tli‘itillsi associations throughout
tho stale and the fact that more
were being rapidly formed all over
the country.

Mr. E. Wheeler. told‘of “Pollu-
tion." lie explained the harm many
factories did by dumping refuse in-
to the rivers and keeping fish.
clams and oysters away from the
shore.

The drawing of part of the door
prizes was then held. Herbert \i'.
Gorhum drew the numbers. and a
committee composed of Herbert A.
Gorham. Richard Gnstat‘son and
Harold Sheaff, distributed the priz-

 

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llo, said that it could not be t:-xpcct-_
cd that youth would go iii the rightl
direction if the proper tnvironinont
were not supplied. 'l'hut wile the

tcrcsted iii the movement not only as
an interested nieinbi-r. but as a fath-
or of growing children. The Y. M.
ii. A. and Hebrew School he it-It.
were of absolute necessity for their
proper upbringing.

Leon Golden finished the lat of
speakers. with an amusing talc, do’
llvercd in Yiddish jargon. lie toldl
of a man retiring for the night and
putting everything in its proper
place. On the marrow when he
came to look techie things he found
them whcro they had been placed.
But. when he came to look for him-
self he found that he was not in the
bed. The necessary elements _.\Ir.

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Soon Have Radio; Fund New $77

 

Within a very fey days. from present

 

tribute to The Evening Sentinel Fund

 

make it soiircliing investigation into
the contents of one of tho mystory
lettcrs that caused lllt" sudden :td-
Journincnt of the case yesterday.
Although tlio case was adjournod

Were in courtthis morning ilftt'l‘ ill
o'clock.

Young Illiinoiandor took tho sinndl
for his fifth day of Ulll't‘uSlllf; cross
examination and Lee i-‘nrsous Davis.
r‘mkal for Alice Beatrice Jones, the
defendant. was in his place.

Isaac N. Mills. counsel for Rhine-
lairitr. then arose and told .iiistice
Morschauser that he felt a thorough
investigation of certain lottcrs was
necessaiy before the cross i‘fhmlliur
tion was continued. He then asked
for adjournment until Monday. lia.
vis agreed and the justice so ordered.

WHITE PLAINS. N. Y., Nov. 20.
(Al’.)—-—'1‘hc lthinelandcr annulment
trial. thus far tilled with one sensa-
tion after another. took a. sudden
turn yesterday when an early ad-
journment was taken until today.

tory" letters talit. Leonard Kip
Rhineiandcr wrote his negro bride.
Alice Beatrice Jones. from whom he
now seeks freedom. precipitated the
adjournment. A f t e r subjecting
lihlnelandcr to a steady tire of inti-

lnation that fatigued “lililt‘lillldt‘l‘.
the Week In lh-cctnbii‘. 1931.
Alice and Leonard roinaiiit-d at tho

the courtroom occasionally
In the' midst of it. Mr. Davis pro-
duced tho “niysteri” lettor. What
was in this letter was not made pub-
lic. but from the line of questions

l ll:\ll'l‘l"i>llil|. NOV. L‘t‘. (A. l’.)———i
. . million
Mr. liavis took-up ilio tpioationI ot ll‘iiapinaii “m. 1h“ writ
w ion 1

WVhotlior

‘ u

i t

' liitis

the

found

of (it-raid

kuwt'tl-i in tho caso and to no to the State's
prison in \i'i-atiit-i'stlolil for
lt‘rl‘lll'll with Chapman and fordiis;
liziiiitiire to tho papoi‘s.

it

not feasible

preceding it. it “rug indlcntod that it council to take tho pnpors to South

contained information which
Davis believes unusually sensation
Mystery Letter.

lie showed one of those "niystory'
letters to young Ithinelnudor
ncsduy and then asked him it'
wanted to go on with the misc.
this. Illilnelniider said: “Yes."

While it was said in court that
legal procedure would not pi i‘mit
withdrawal of the suit at this time.
It was believed an attempt might
be made to exclude some of the
testimony through an agreement of

lii‘

'l‘o

thought George Jones,«i\Iit‘e"s father.
an Englishman suffering from Jaun-
dico. lie denied that Mr. Jones lied
told him he \vas'a multitto and again
insisted that Alice had assured him
she was white. Grace Jones. Alice's

My, . Norwalk this cvoiiing for the signals
“Liture of I’nitcd Slato llistrict Judgc'
.l-Idwln l-‘. 'l‘liomas council will want
~ion Judge Thomas til
\\‘cd- I South Norwalk tomorrow.

his home in

. The petition for'tho writ has been i
1 completed and the order itself is in]

Qrcndincss for the signature of the

3 court.

priovo

SUD.

requires."

corn today said ho
plans for requesting
for Chapman
sentence to he hnnizod at the state
prison in \Vonilicrst’iold Deconibcr 3.

"1 will make such ll. request if at.

State's :tttorncy ilugli .\i. Al- .
no

had made
a second re-
who is under

in advance if a ropriovo will be iic- I
ccssary or if so a definite. time \villi
suffice to settle tho question at is-j
The matter Tof
easily be taken care of if necessityi

U ture games as far as the Navy ‘5 indicatiOhS, the inmates of the Town is 0'10 Of the best and finest things mate questions as to his prevniaritnl 3m”. was asked to rise m court. _____*__-“0M
concerned. Poor Farm are going to have a radio they cm} do. The‘resuit ‘3 unnounc- relations with Alice. I.ce l’arsons‘and Rhineinndcr said he had not

set bou ht fol- them by readers of 0d abo‘f“ Th" I‘runklin n."8lenc,Davis handed him the letter nadisuspccted she was a ncgrcss when AND
I g ' Club 3““ $D'M- . lsaid: "Head that." When young he first met her.- lie told again the
I The Evening Sentinel. 3““ Moonshine “”5 “‘l‘ll vrtdcilthlnelandcr had finished Mr. Davis story of how he and a friend had

A SUlClDE

 

a

Today the fund took a big jump.
Twenty-four dollars was subscribed.
Those who sent in their contributions
follow:

Franklin Ilygicnc Club, under

how the youngsters in her classes'
have rcactcd to‘tho plea to help the
folks at the Town For - Farm. They
gave a Thanksgiving entertainment
there and brought more sunshine

 

requested a recess during which
Justice Morschauscr. Mr. Davis and
Isaac N. MIIIS. counsel for the plain-
tiff. went into the judge's chambers.
Fifteen minutes later Justice Mor-

met Grace. when their automobile

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HRS. COOLIDGE

i Improvements
i

. "l ‘ 1mlie“?iiioniiccd'iotlny. extensive illtt‘ri‘lthllSl
torpus \\l|l ho piosv-iitod to Iulwm I-.
’I‘hoiiias iii .\'or\\nlk today had not!

COlI- .

for.

reprieve can f

? lN WASHINGTON

into the home than it had witnessedlschauser resumed the bench and an-
lii many a day. lnouneed adjournment until today.
The radio set which Evening Senti- although it was not yet 3 o‘cloek.
neli-caders are going to place in the “No Withdrawal.”
an'amuko Home for the ciitcrtnin- The buzz of astonishment among
men: of its unfortunate inmates will the spectators. which arose during:

direction of Miss Anna Moon-

shine .
J. C. Rindskofi
Mrs. A. Kriiuble . .
Florence McCarthy
Charles Iicaphy. . . .

BOSTON. Mesa. Nov. 20. (AR)—
The Very Rev. Dean George Starr
of St. George's Catholic church in
Kingston. Ontario. who was found
dead in bed in the Deaconess hos-
pital where he has been a patient

isn'iiii BD.
MEETS TONIGHT

4'»

l: L: I: lo (5 It. [a :1 on

an.-..-....

Prcsldcnt and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge
roturned to the capital shortly nftor
l7 o'clock this morning after n 2-!

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since October 24. committed suicide. Fred Hath """"" 'lie tT’c-fcri' best type on the market. l hour trip to Xow York city. where
according ‘0 Medical Examiner Ned Sherman ....... . . ””1 Ivnnc Pf “‘0 Nudwcli Piano 'l‘ii \VliSGIVIN‘C‘ I-‘VEI‘Y . WWII-l The Board of Estimate and Taxa- . the President last night uddi-osIScd
George MCGm‘ll- X“ “mils “"0 Edward Bartliciemy Company. 30““ Main street, “:1“! A . h ‘ 15A!" ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ltion. will meet. this evening. the Chamber of (Tcniincrco. 'I'Iioy
~ ' ' ' ' "5 “PM“ ' . . i i ' "t i d" ii a no \\'i it‘
announced. Charles “agner ....... “are 0‘ ”‘0 3°“ “°”‘ . . , . Thor “ill make appropr at 0118 of M" "mm m t .i , I 1 i
I'ieviously announced . . . .. .. . . . 53 it at “05‘ price, which 1' “30. Mid yandh the modern housekeepci tliants! the unexpendcd balances in the var- House from the station.
also has agreed to keep it supplied .a ymn 0: praise as the laundry lous departments. ——

 

 

 

of representative calls for her bundle.
All the evils of the old-time wash-
frayed nerves.

with tubes and batteries, free
charge. for one year.

More than half the fund has been day—aching back.

Several matters will come helm-oi 1N Till“. WINTER.
3- among them being the salaries of i, The heating comfort. of the home
Detective Sergeant John L. Roberts. is mighty important ”"09“. T0 N0-

Total ........................ $77
To Miss Anna Moonshine of the!

~MULLIGAN’S COOKIES. ‘
the old-fashioned kind. and Mulli-

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

mcinsses. chocolate and
air .119 best of ingredients are used
in making Muiligan'l Bakery pro-
dinette-Ada.

I-‘und. cfo The your faintly washlnir—rcturn it} modeling. repairing. glazing at re- ,spcotion now and w-coniineiid \vhul
clean and white. promptly and at. in] duced rates. Croce Fur Co.. toSshould ii.‘ mmo—nihi do it it you so
reasonably coat. Phoneuss—Adv; Alain St. i’hons Stamford :69. Eat. «its-no. .36 North Main Stl‘ect.—-Ad\‘.

fi‘Nainmako Radio
I Evening Sentinel."
Give something iodayl

the Naramake Home. preferably a
radio. but has also convinced the
member- of her classes that to con-

 

\\'ASHINGTON. Nov. to. (ATE)—

99-“" mm“ fiiilliliifiifymlrhsilzil‘? Franklin Junior High school cocaisuhscrihed to date. Send in youriupaet household-are wrapped up in and Street Commissioner Josephieul‘o the maximum of heat for the
stores nlhtgcgkieslncludo the follow- added credit once again today. She contribution today. Smell gifts areithat bundle and taken out. of the Doman. 'fuel consumod your "heating plant"
(Million 1 °. Gin er ”um" hermit! not only pointed out the necessity ....-, welcome as lnrgg- oneti. {house fer good. Just. telcpiionet should be in proper order. Nelson
m8 vat-let es. 8 I oatmeal for some form of entertainment at Address your contributions to thclflrophy's Laundry. We will call for —i«‘ur storage. 3 D" cent Oil“ \\'hite's PXlit‘l‘t-‘i 011“ ma'ke fl" III-I

TWO THEATRES
l HERE BOUGHT
BY A. l. COLLINS

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‘Will Take Over Regent
and Palace On Dec. 1 '
»——Sale Rumored All
Week .

f ONE ON LEASE

5 Other Changes in Local
T Theatrical F i e l d
Forecast —— To Make

 

The Yahoo and Ilotzcni ’l‘liintr-s

taking possession of his ll~ w llI‘JIltI’U
llll‘Uiti‘l‘tlt'S' lit‘lt. luoaust- of litigation
:in which Itistoi‘son ootiipniiit-s :irt-
liiiiolwd ill tlio prosziit time. iliiw-
from it is t-i-iicw-ii that there tinti-

ltjnliics \ii’ii iw Sll'dltzllit'ditil out by
l.\ii‘. Collins- :.nd .liiilgo John .1.
Rough who ropri-sviits the l‘ISltl"
culls.

To Make Alterations.
lmniodiati ly :iltt r .\lr.
uv» r the llll‘i'lll‘t‘s.

i‘oilins

he an-3

} lillv".~'
1nud ropairs uiil he IIIiltlL‘. It is pos-l
slide that the Palace Thoatrc may be
'closod tor a brief porlod while this
is brim; iloiio. .\ policy similar to
that \‘lilt‘ll it maintains at the two
lIOIISt‘S will l-o t’ullowod, vaudeville
land pictures at tho l‘nlace and pie-
tures at tho liegciit.

’I‘Iio oxact amount of money iii-
volvt-d.iti the deal for the theatres
was not disclosed by oithcr .\lr.
t'ollins or Mr. Iistcrson today.

The Regent Thoniro property was
bouciit in April, 1.v;"_’. by tho Ester-
sons‘ from Samuel J. lv'antor who
had built the structure in I'.ili'~.

Mr. Collins. )Ir. Router and

Thomas t'. Cnvnnagh were associat-
i ‘d II the theatrical business here.
When Mr. Iv'nntor sold his interests
‘ the combination was broken up and
{Mix Collins was not unwilling: to
tpart with his Icnst- uii tlio l':'l:il‘t‘
i

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l

tlioatro. This he did iti May. 1022.

Mr. t‘oliins started in the iiicnii'i-
, cal ticid horn in the old Music liail.

On this site now stands the Mor-
t-antiic Iluiidiiig. lie ran his theatre
in opposition to the l‘roctoi‘ inter-
ests who were installcd in lloyt's
theatre. now the Rinlto.

When Samuel lioodnor built. the
rant-e. Mr. Collins and his associa-
tes leased it. It is interesting to
I note that it is this same louse which
he has now rehought.

Ills control of the two tlIOzlll‘t'Si
here. together with his theatre in;
Danbury, places Mr. Collins in an
enviable position in the theatrical
business in this part of the stair. lie

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will be able to buy high grade lit-,
fractions at minimum cost and tliiis'
give his patrons excflicnt entertain-l
inciit.

Local theatre llll'll and the publlct
in general are followiin: the situa-
tion here carefully at this limo. be-
cause of t'C‘DOl‘ts of a new theatre
to be ei-ccted- in West Washington
street and further possible changes
in lliosc now being opci'attd.

 

HOT DRINKS ANI) SANDWICHES

At.llll.l Clifford Pharmacy. South
Main strcol. Hot Chocolate and
"rcnl good" hot coffee. can be pro-
cured hero and at this wirilng ham
and also choose sandwiches. Thisl
is a new department here and as the
(demand for other good things to out
till light. lunches takes place—the
some will in: added. “Sodas. sun-
duos. milk shakes clc.. will bi: con-
‘tinuo-I at this popular soda foun-
tain. William 1i. Paisley ['rop.~.\dv.

 

 

 

"wiifihimc'ii‘riii'i‘i’ézilf‘léiifiii’l‘s

H... -.. __-

UABLE ' OYSTER BED

lNDiCATES NEW
lNTEREST iN
BUSINESS HERE

Frederick Ockers of
West Sayville l’ur-
chases 150 Acres
from Bell Estate

POLEEION

Forsces Active Cam-
paign to End Evil—~—
Chas. E. Hoyt Hand-
led Deal

Clini'l-s II. lioyi. ll'L‘Iibllli‘I' of the
South Norwulk Trust Company. on-
iiounood today that he had sold 1.70
valuable oyster grounds.
tormtrly Ilit: property of the Full
intuit). to lt'i‘tltlel'lcli Ucltors. a plant-
or and shipper of bliit‘ptillIIS of Wis:
Suniilo. Loni: island.

'l‘liv' uniouiit paid was not dis-
closed. but it is known to have run
into a largo sum of incur-y.

.\ll‘. Ut'lwis is rignrtli-d as one of
tho, hirgws‘l and last known oystir
llI"ll along this section of tin
Sound.

'i‘li»: salt» oi those important oyster
lit'tlh' is I't :‘(l'll‘dl by local growers us

ilt'i‘l‘h' of

an llIillt"llItIIl that (Iyttt'i‘ ilii’l‘i are
tint'l- :igtiiii turning to Norwalk
waiigrs. Tlil'y ill'i.‘ L:UIl\llIl.'t:ll that

the oysl- r industry hell: in the tit-air
liltlll‘t‘ \dli mun! it‘ not surpass its
former state of Iii‘Uinllltdlttt.

In discussing his purchase in a
coniinunittzitton to Air. ”05‘, l"f‘t:i.‘.~

vi'lv'k Ul'ltii' slates-'2
"Frank I.ook.\oml l“ mailied to
no: sonic _\i,;ii'.~i ago iltzit ll" lilid

plaiitvil .‘llt‘lls for lit years and lllld
iii :0 is. of courso, soiiio lit'llH‘ than
othi rs. lint of l‘lll' yours. as far as
I know, llitgl‘t' has lucii no so? at
Siiliiiloi-tl.

"I haw oi'iin lilitl to analyze the
i'iason why thrt‘r; has bit-n no sit
during those virus and as far as; my
and l~.IlI.i\\lt'tlglf got-t.
lllt‘i": ill": only two reasons: oil
and ("lltlllli’:ll pollution.

"As far as I know all other con-
ditions art idontieally the some as
uni-n l tirsi iuocan to purchase 0y,“
tors in Long Island Sound over 3.3
years ago.

“I firmly lwiiwe that if oil and
ohoiiilcai poiiitioiis iil't' eliminated
the. Long Island Sound waters will
prodnet- oystoi's the same as tin-y
did 2“ or (ill )‘t‘ill’S ago.

“i lt:i‘.c Iniin inferior-d that the
authorities, lioards ot' Ctililllll‘t'f‘e
and intiiiut'nt-tui‘ei's are now going to
make special efforts to eliminate
those obpciionzible features. If. they
are cliiriiiinicd. the oyster business
along the Sound will again be what
it was in form-:r years.

“I liclicvo that this is lli" purpose
of timst- in authority and those
(lll‘i‘Clly and indirectly interested.

lTlIlS has influenced me to make my

purchase of the late L‘nptuin Charles
Bell's oyster grounds through you."

2 strait BOYS
lN DEATH PACT;
on MAY LIVE

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Nov. 2“ (AP).
-~\\'illizini Strauss and Joseph Albert.
Roscnlivrc. 17—year-old Cincinnati
iiigh school boys. ill‘th' to a quiet
spot in (‘lairniont county lute yos-
tei'ilay illltl then committed suicidc
by shooting themselves through the

 

 

 

licud. :ii‘tcr signitii.r a death pact
“'Iiicli declared that "life is not

worth the effort to live." .

Strauss dil‘tl utmost instantly. llo.
soiilici‘g was taken to the Cincinnati
liospitnl. whore it was said that ll?
had a chance to icoovor.

A lengthy preamble and agree-
nicnt to commit suicide. bearing the
siziiaturc of both boys. was found in
the pocket of Sti'nuss‘ coal.

 

 

IRISH “()YCO'I'I'.

liL'IilJN. Nov. i‘.\l'.i—-'l‘he
Sinn-i’ein conforonco Iiorc has an-
iiounccd “suit in L-nor of a boycott
on l'isior iinon through an ndvor.
ilslng campaign in the United
Statos. if tho inpuidionns now hold
prisoners in north li‘t'lflll‘l are not
released before t'hi‘islinas.

:u.

 

\\‘llIT.\i.\.\"s C.\.\'DII~IS.
l"l‘l.‘.‘ili shipments of these
candies .'lI‘t‘ received weekly

choice.
here.

”This iinr of candies is stocked hero

iii its coiiipietcncss :lllll comprises
packaizo, and laiicy boxed goons
from on» half pound tip to and in?
viii-ling. the five-pound silt-s. Tiie‘
t'Iit’foi-d i‘hariiini-y. South Main Pi.
Win. )1. Paisley i'Iou.