Arrive f o r
hunksgiving Din-
. e r —- Bell Isla d
Vitarf Being Fix
ists
EAST NURWALK
W
. An automobile owned by lt‘rnnell
George. of llswkina menue. was
both: towed to Gt-ortro'a home by A
truck late yesterday nt‘ternoon when
a wheel of the our came off on
Seoview avenue. The wheel rolled
for some distance but did no dom-
ngu to pedeltrtunl or property. An
and watt also broken when the
wheel came off.
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George. Shalihein. Mr. and Mm
Stephen Saunders and Eugene lions.
nil of ti Third street motoret to
Norwich. t‘nnu.. where they hunt
the day. returning into in the melt-
ing.
I
Mrs. l-‘red James and Mrs. l-‘red
Holmes both of Com ttvenue, lelt
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‘1 Gateway Corporation. lately
1d by a number of prominentI
nlk and liell island men.
3 them Mr. tiehard Golden
ilr. E. C. Browne. have taken
.0 the ltllld owned hy the late
3' l6. lien 01 South Notwalk.
lnnd lies on tho South side ol
airline. itell island. and is to
town on the. Gateway property.
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Robert Wolfe and family who.
occupied the. old iluyler home.
on Row'tlyton avenue. for the
low yours, will move to Mount
In about the. first of the month.
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This EVENING SFNTINEL—SO. NORWALK. CONN
WIFE’S COLOR
DIDN’T wont ,
RHINELANDER
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tt‘entinued frmn Page One.)
yeatxold mother. testified before a.
sympathetic, audience-an audience
which manifested 11:1 displeasure. in
murmurs when Judge. inane. N.
Mills. lthlneltuuler‘n chief attorney.
forced her to tell that her first
dnutthter. lithe-l. wan born out of
wedlock and before hero marriage
to George Jones. Alice‘s multttto
father.
yesterday for New Milford Conn...
.whero they will spend Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Janiea‘ brother.
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Harry Anderson and his bride of
First street will. he the guests of
Mr. Anderson's mother also of First
street tomorrow.
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Mrs. Julius lierbst. of Core ave-
nue. has as her (thesis tor Thanks-
giving her parents and brother from
lit'ookl3 11.
a o
it is rumored that after the close
of the season at tho Shorehnven
and Mrs. Joseph .l.Strome3'c1I
Inmit menne. ilell island. have
eir guests over Tlutttksgtvina
nd .\irs. limry t_ ‘ousins of \al-
pring, Long island. and
drs.
U I O
and Mrs. C it. Gaston of
)yer street. and Mm. Samuel
3 of Cudlip street. motored to,
York Tuesday.
I
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Hiram Taylor of \Veuiside
e. i:1 spending 'lhanltsgiving
his twin brother. Ml‘. llen13,
r. in New liav.en
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l. Eugene Cushman and her
tor. Mrs. Richard Rowland 0'
S.
k store on llownyton avenue.
axed the house owned l1! Mr.
{Hamilton ot New Canaan. I‘he started Friday. The house is he-
‘ " ' lint: lulili, on t‘ovo avenue. hetw'rt'n
and Mrs. Alvin Schxttoegvl'il‘mli‘lli and Fifth streets. iI3 .t. 1.,
hosts to r. few friends at nil’t‘ood.
part3 in: other eventne ntg ’ ‘ ‘
homo on Summitt avenuI..I J‘t'ter (‘lusinfson of i‘lntt sire-«t has
stand. The mtest included: diam confined 1.. ms 1.0.3 for a “1.“.
1d Mrs. George. Mayer. .\l1'.'.'-1- more uith complications uluen
ire» Edwin Seilz. Mr. and Mrs. l‘t"S‘illlt.‘1l from a WWI... {.th MI.
ind C. Beowt‘io . tinstai’son is employed at idle Nflblll
Clement Nsson has returned
'a business trip to spend the
iy with his mother. Mm. J0;hn
iway oi Crockett street.
it t I
l Briggs cottage on Roion ave-
‘tis been leased by 'ltir. and Mrs. f
'l.oen:ird and family who have
lstoppinn' at the t‘oloninl lloiel'
twa3lon avenue for the past .
lentils. ‘
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land Mrs. Fuwin Nestivr ot
lend left yrwerday for l‘aliI
m'lt. N. 3..
it
“1.211111: with Mrs. B'Is‘tlt r‘s?
ts.
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2 stone piers under the Bell:
1 Casino wharfs are being re-I
l. The Bell island improve-
Soaieiy is having this work
:tor Caught in
Slue Law Round-Up
03
pastor
W’ \ (livlv..\
rt Sehloiter. of the.
. English Lutheran Church oi"
Amber. N. .1.. charged with
ion of the State blue. laws he~!
he drove a motor car on S1111-
nae appealed for 1'3en1ption on.
rounds that he was driving in
Iotion with his church work.
an attempt to have the blue.
stricken from the hooks, the
Anthoy police recently were
lcted to take the names of all
tors When the list “as turned
it Sunday Mr.Scl1loltr-rsnam.
tt the top. lie l1.1s written the
1‘ that if the District Attorney
st grant him evempiion he will
110 cancel some of hix appoint
i on Sunday.
tltltlm 1n Gems Lost
‘rom Hartford Hotel
ltT‘lI‘t‘IRU. Conn.
. Jewelry valued
ding to the police contained in
oantplec cases which were the.
My of William Voegeli. MI
1% Bergueiin. of iii Maiden
New York: Janice W.
3.13 Maiden Lane. and isrset
one. 0! Newark. N. .1. is mis-
from the Hotel Bond.
l three sample cases were
and by the men at the special
Nov. 2!.—~
on room at the. desk of the. . .
3 181.111 by “till-1m S. Gorham ot Nor-the. had gone back to his work as the flowers had been sent.
:iast night to insure their safe-
then the. men went for them
looming thy were. gone. No
has tween held in connection
the disappearance.
BAT FOR P. 0. EMPLOYES.
2 North American Oyster
15. inc.. presented each of “If“
ayes of the South Non-alt;
Office with a can of cert/ideal
is as a Thanksgiflng gin.
fl
fou Buy Satisfaction
when M Mr Conden-
MM“... . Ms.“
l‘r. !
\\ .1lttr Strmneyer oi New;
LN'ortvalk m'o Matters in town.
Allon who recently ope-lied}!
where. will spend;
:‘5.-Tho Rev. '
at ssoomr
Worn. l
tmlf club. which is expected on the
iirst of December. that utensive
'repttlrs will he. made at the club
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Charles Anderson. .\i:tjt'~rSn1itn.
l~.‘. tnory 1‘1iekson. \\':1llnee l mson
lltiehard Warm and “allure ltud
Ifnn all of East Norwnlk. are. reper
Ited mt spending last night hunting
ducks. .
t
3 .\ spun" inl Thanksgiving strviee will
IlIe held this mot 11111: at 9 oclotk ut
the Christ i piscopdl t hurch. ltev.
|ixo‘ocrt it. it. l‘oote, pastor. will glte
a short Thnnksniving add1ess.
A Mrs. l-rcda Sniliek of (on: me»
one left today for Brooklyn whtre.
«he will spend sev'elnl «1:135 with l11"'1
[13111115.
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t The collar for the new home of
Mrs. John ii. (Toe of Seaview mt nue.
limo hecn completed . nd the w'o1lt el
raising the structure is. piannt-d to
i Engineering Company.
I o e n
.\ t‘t'w lights have ln‘cn install-Id
on \ilil pond in plepar: 1111111 for the
.winicr‘s shitting. it i.. prectt- Id til: it
Ist'vvrnl more will be
near future. .\ nnmln'r
:ltnve volunteered their seriices
eletitzinn the refuse trout the pend.
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of Mn .~
Mrs. lI‘mnklvn ti.
an street is entertaining:
”thank-suiting.
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moot.»
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\l‘ilitant ii. Mrrtnlt of lidht-I
“It“ has purchased a new
‘l\llv‘. ‘
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."i\ 1"»
l‘rrt'3' S. Rowland
was \isuinp friend:-
ilI‘re last night. Mr. ilou'lsarni was :1
tern'u‘r resident ht‘t't‘ and 1: “(ll
'l<t‘.I.1v"t in the \ielnltv
Of
an d
Radio
(Continued from Page One)
ii‘ully ct'Iutril’InttId yesterday, in fact.
a ten-dollars more reached The Sen.
Itiuel office after the. 11th had been
31'loscd. This surplus will he turned
Iover to the Salvation Army for its
!Chrtstn1ns Fund.
I Why a radio set for the i‘oor
‘l‘arm? Because there are loin:
.dtmn hours .tncr the day" 5 work ist
idone. following supper and helm-t-
Ibedttmo. during which the unfortu
Innte old men and wonun tht'ro have
Inothtng to do. no amusement no
Itueans of relamtton, no outlet tor
anvthinl: but an expression of des-
pair and despondcncy.
l To help correct this condition the
’ltadio i‘und pas opened and qutok‘y
lsuhstrihed 113' readers of The. lit 01:-
Iing Sentinel.
I‘ The set which will he presenteé
to the Poor Farm today, is one. or
the latest types. on the market. it.
Its self contained and portable. At
l
l
times: it will he. placed in the men's
Iquarters. at other times in the wom-
en‘s quarters or in the 'hospital
ward. To all there it will bring
echoes of the. outside world and the
laughter music song and entertain-
n‘nent it on. 'o3's.
Sues for $300 As
An action in the. City Court rc-
turnable November is has been be.
Iwalk. against John J. 'l‘oner- ot
Cranbury for 3:00 as payment for
m‘n’ims.
Gorham. in his suit. claims that
.he oorlt'ed or; and on from
Tun-ll till\ or i in diggin: and
stoning cellars .lOi Toner and that
he received on: :90 He claims
.3300 an a fair tunount for the pork
dcne.
Judge Joesph Gray is represent-
ing the plaintiff in the. action.
n." I.
installed in the-I.
m .
S'lelh t‘Il‘ lit\‘i-‘
itil'. t‘lllCt-'
12111181111011
relatives "
Payment for Work
iI‘ollowinp. Airs. .loues‘s lt‘!llll\0il_\‘
leourt won :tdlonrned for two hours
‘l‘tilrlw
FranltE; School Notes
3.
'l‘he tirst meeting of tho BrIGUM'I Old ironaideI"-I-Eari
In; Class on: hold yesterday morn-I
"Saving
Rippner.
ing. The following officers “‘(‘f't t.i'teeltt1tiou-—"Old ironsldes" ~—
prreentml: Oscar Drukl.
l’lt‘Sldt‘lltu“"llllnm Serke. l SI‘lltt-—"Colun1bie. the Grin of the
View i‘ resident—Juliet Mono. I Ocean"—-School.
Seeretar3'—-.\deline Wilklm. I ‘ ‘ '
At the Wednesday morning enem-
My Judge John Keogh spoke to the
pupils on the "Preeervetion of Old
and Color Committee—N. ironslties." and the principal of the
.\. Harmon. iii. Boaupain. ”lion! presented him with the check
tin-ls‘ llrtss t'ouunittee—n. Price. fur 317.14. contribution of the chil-
Moore, l-‘.. .lost‘m. :th'll for the "Old lrolialiln Fund.“
llllt‘s' (‘ommittee--~\\‘.iloesln[. .\i.‘ This was preceded by the opening
laumgnrtvu. \‘Xi‘rt‘lnca. Which eonsiated of:
Program (‘ommitteemk Brook. 1‘. Prelude—Mina Helen Keller.
.1. \\'iik|tis, ii. Michaela. W- Hymn—School.
l{t':\rl1r3'. l'rnlm lliwi‘rincipsl.
g....I..I Salute to the Flsgmi‘uplls.
Leonard. l. "The Star" Spangled Battne1-"-——
'i‘rmsurer—d’nhner Huntington.
The. following committee: were ap-
pointed:
No
New ion.
1).
t‘ommit t row-ll.
(lohlen. lit.
lloylto. “'.I
Dietrich. iii.
iin order that Lee l‘nroons Danie.
tl‘illlllflfll for Mrs. ilhinelunder mlitht'
l1.'l\t\ time to digest and combat the
brief of Judge .‘itlls for the '.I111I‘nd~I
meut ot' the complaint
tit-nuts Motion to dmend.
To the surprise of the. Ctlllt‘ll'tmiil.I
which last night had heard him rr-i
mark that he would be disinclined,
to grant the motion of Judge .\l1ll.«,I
Supreme Court Justioo Morsel..1uII
ser granted it this afternoon. I
.
!
I
' The amendment chm-pres 1113211111"
:ln addition to utilr'mtitite flood; .11.
IlI‘tt ties. that he that Alice (lthl‘t‘
lthtnelauder tI3' silente as to ln'r illI
tutti its well on by :lilli‘liitlllfll‘t that.
she was white.
.\n‘ ..tditntion that the 1'.'l'.1‘.1‘l11: m
the motion might in :1 ll'it'flbili‘t‘ re-‘
lopen the trial was given by Justice;
Morsehntlsrr \th'u in answer it'
Iprotesls by Mr. Davis he S‘ild: ‘
"l'll grunt the. motion. pith the
information that you may have all
the tin'to you wish to 1111‘1'tth1s.
‘condltion. We will adjourn rntl3‘
[and 3011 Cilii hum until Monday or
later it) l‘l‘il‘flit‘. \'hli 11:13' also
Ihtne the pti\:‘.tI:e of totalling :nej
plttlntli‘i '
I Snitpathy for Mrs. dimes.
Judge hills. .\l..~'. luuess seniorI
*‘l‘l twelve 3'I :1r.~ w..s tt3inu by hi. I
cross-u3..mtl1ntton to dost toy he]
.titdioility ns a witness. but in the'
Euttcml‘t he unquestionuhlv ntotnod
sympathy tor .\i15.' .lonve and;
through her tot- Alice. Murmurt-tl
piotI'sts 1.111 through the reintroonv
as more Mills 1.1ttt'd a Fast 1111 I
IdlSillllutl tor thltt3 t:\c )Ctil‘s
3 'lI'.111'11ll3. Mrs. toms had refused
Ito gin» the name of 1111' daughter
l
:l'Ztltel's father lull she titlntiltt' Ii ”1' it?
she l‘illti not l'cen ntntlitd :11 l‘~.c'
time of l-Izht'l‘s lmth.
Mrs. ll hint l.'111.i- 1's J'illl‘. ::~_\ twp. v.1
nu'mmt lllt‘lt‘ questions b.1113: lt.ilo-
.lllFllCt"‘
l
.Iiuceti lmt was ovt‘l'tuled it)
.\'i erseh :1 use r.
lltirtnyz the noon rret-ss. .\'i1'. im-
\‘.5 declartd he won d issue .1 puh I
. l1: :s‘lt'lli‘ilii‘ill t'on.it mnimr Judget
« Mills tor hie rrons ( s.1n'.1n:ttion of
lliirs. .lonI-s eonoerntnc her past, in‘
time that “the people will have a'
‘Cli. 1". ‘i‘ it) st‘t‘ ii l‘I‘f-‘Il't‘ (lit 3' mt.
ltlielr Th 11'. ltsgivinr; dinner." lie
,Sttlllt‘ul ‘ . _‘ lilt‘ti‘St'n
l Min“: Physician t‘alltsl _
in: Cursor l‘. Met‘lendou c: 11:
Winthrop avenue. Nrw ilm‘lielle.
.tlic": physician. "as the maxi tut-
tit‘sS culled. lic testified to treat-
w‘nr l'u'r tor inllut'um. lie said ltt';
.hnd smn tin; color ot her body and
”that it was dat'lt-~I-—"-1l\o11t as dark
ns l urn." he h:‘tld.'ti1'1i‘27 admitting 11'.~
:1 ringing totcc that he was :11 pm.
He testified also that he had 1111'!
..'t "while gentleman" at the Jones;
'homo. lie idrnltt‘ied the “white;
trenthmnn" as illitnelandrr.
t‘n‘am-evumininr. Judge Mills ask-
t'Ii it the doctor had been to it o
tones house httote attending .\iitt.'
l‘t. “rt lenndon Mill he had littii.
.tht’t'o .1 few times with ilolscrt
lit-oaks. lint never before proton.
I sionallv.
} 'llid 3011 otttrul Alice Jones Ilur~
Iim: the month ot.l.'tn11t.r3'.ifI:2‘i“
‘ '\‘
l . 0." . .
i it was in this month that Alice.
had written. somewhat vnmtrlly. of
"an illness"
‘ “is. Robert Brooks Alice's sistr.
Emily took the stand next. She tos-
tilted that she had been married ten
~3'e1rs ,
l ‘ in the “inter 0! i922 “here was
Iyour daughter ilohrrtn living" ‘ ask-I
led Mr. Davis I
Q “At. the heir e. of my parents. She:
grind her husband ere sen nuts in;
differt 111 households.“
“When did you meet
in udcr?"
"in Septcmher, 192i.“
Mr. ilhine. I
"How often did you see him aftcrl
that
“livery tt'etiirg l “.15 thI't'l' he was
there."
This wasn't the period prior
April. 1922. She notified that ho-
tween the spring of Hit and the.
10]
l
time of the Rhineinnder marriage
she'had sct‘n lm‘utnrd nearly every
day. ' I
"'Was there ever nn3 discussion 0t
color?"
"No. there wasn't."
“You know you haVe eoloredI
blood '3"
11"0s 'F
Mr. Brooks was not in court to
.hoar his. wife‘s tt'Istlmony. “bother 1
'huiier in Pciham or has sleeping at 1
home. instead of in court. as he has
been doing for the. last two weeks.
“Were you ever barred from the,
M Jones home because you had mink:
3‘
me
strength and We» are
The uni
hilt
fit.
.in three so gallon containers.
'Iied Brooks ?"
“‘0 h
”Then there 5 no truth in the story I
1.1. you had angered. your family
-3 111nm ing a negro.
' No
A IMO}. SEER“
1
FAIRFIELD. Nov. :5. (APJ— ;
l Constable Arthur J Bennett this af-‘ l
let-noon seized a truck loaded with
150 gallons of alcohol and arrested And eonqmr the relentless too. who I'm“
the. driver. Charles mine:- of 2.5:?
‘llougn avenue. Bridgeport on the
charge of illegal transportation at
liquor
Palmer was held under bonds. or
' three aid will be annisned in th» I
lawn court fiddly. The liquor "at,
HI
53m: arrested on the Black Roch
Tommi“
‘\\'1litani \\‘httI‘..
Color Never Dismissed. l-
‘ llowom.
'grr of tho Riltmoro got busy.
iconld not he loomed l'
b“the. home of Peace. Joy and Liberty.
Levy. ~Ii-",Il1o..)
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"lliluetltion \l'eek“ was eh-ertedt
:11 l‘rnnktin school. A number oil”.
p.I'11IInt« took this opportunity of its-
ltinu iltl' thilIlten while nt w'.olk
'l‘ie fullowin \roprnm v; as siwtil
:11 ”I“ :memhlf, “Us. Amus liaugh .pled itanner":—-Scltool.
titreettnc: I ‘Ni axiom—"The Story of the Pit.
l. ".\111rII~1..tn [jdlle' tlon \\'eol.“-fl?".l|u 3' '—l:sther McKenzie.
1
The following program so: given
I" H‘Iinl‘ afternoon by the pupils of
|the ith. Mil and silt (lrudcs:
“The Pledge." and “The Star Span.
Minot Gordon. t ""“fl'y Of a det‘d"-t’irtide 1.1'erna
2. "t‘olis‘iitiillt‘tii 1113-" _- ti'tillantI‘il'l'm'. Paul Mills. Dorothy Craix.
I‘uneo, tiit‘nl‘irc Wright. Eleanor Jones
." “The fine 01': 1- the American: Rm-ltntion-—:'(‘llnd to Be a Little
Sehonlhous. "—«Marion Semple. Glri"'~l‘lorenoe Readyot'f.
i. " .\111..l.:1 s l‘ultlie Seltoolsf'——. Sun‘s-"Thanksgiving Has Come“
31m 1mm. "~ Ruth Price. Ruth Kenn. t:dllh An-
5. ”llltfllkilis fol Conttt'sniionandin't‘line
hm; ll:1.\ ~ 'i‘houms liile3. I Ri‘t‘i'lllllt'fll ..- "Geni‘ entun (‘33 5*
1.. sewn; “11..“ the Constitution 1":l-Inkxt'hinx"-srhln saint-1v...
Snvt .1 the N:1tlon'- . ‘13 “Wise—"The. Farmer" — Grade
"l‘I-‘te..lotn ‘--\\illi.1n1 Cuneo. ‘ l'l‘t‘tl Flirphard Da\id i‘roosburs.
'1 oIlnmlIln"~-l rnnees Durler. ‘ ‘R‘Smt‘ml Willie“). Donald Amund-
" 'lllo States' .\ mien Sempic ‘son
'\\ :1slill1L‘t0i\"-— 311nm Gordon. Sent: —— 'Thnnkuixing" ._ Nora
‘ ' WWI: Bertha Phillips. Viola MC.
titanium of this week ‘l‘eii‘rllnhlllil
nrm tllv: r1~t~entl3 pmcha-ed for tth “I'll '-"Tl' e l‘tunanay 'I‘l anksgit—
:1tsetnlii3 3'. through the efforts of llzeill‘IK l‘mntr' -~ tirade. 1":
pupils. he titted l\ the t‘lvi. League. Al‘l‘1.t‘--Itlec Cr.er.m
“us rresented. iiow‘ard Shaw. the (-it‘q‘lr-r-‘t‘ymmir Herman.
twite ptesid- nt of the Civic League. s‘tllti-‘liI—l'Istlur McKenzie.
l't‘i‘l‘t"~~llliti1 Nice.
—:n
Al lllt"
mode the prcIitentatien and Thoma:
l‘. ilr3‘ t‘IIsiIient ot' the (.enrr..i (.lr- Stil’r'l‘diih Kohn.
tinnimi itn, ..t'cepted the ting on he- kt‘I '~l‘r(‘lttt.;e L‘ot'xkl'nutt.‘
hair of «.11. ..«nmt. "lilh‘r-ulieien Boieikns.
. to e l‘:e-‘.\‘orn1an Dotti-min.
.\l :he Tilt and Hit Grade asseni- l‘vl- BIN-Paul \iasst
lilies oi this l’ii"t'l{ the children of ANNE-”duh Lani.
Shawn Tlil wrote :1 ploy. entitled t‘runherry Sauce-Rose Schwartz-n
ThI 121:1'11' Days of the Pilgrims." Celery—luv Olsen.
'nnd llt‘St-lltt‘Il it at the 7th and tth Turkey—~Elmmnn Luther.
Crude :tswnthiits this work. Leon Cake—“George Burr.
l.‘:nin was (lliilllilllll. j ‘ H12.“ Pudding—Sylvia Schwartz.
The Cast. '
111- 3'- lrank Harmon.
.l‘lllll t‘.31'\v:',.. .Thol‘mon l’xt‘i'l't‘lWFE . . .
...1 1‘1 l‘mdt‘etd. .liernnrd lintkoff,
l iw.1r.l \\ilt.\low ..lmnes \‘urickl
('itlc League New.
Tr» Franklin Civic League. at its
'1“ it not litcusirlfi. .Stdney (‘.oldsiein ‘rt‘tt'fil-‘If meeting Monday voted to con-
‘t-ttm S‘tnndnh.....i\ario Marrnncci "thin“ the sum of We dollan to~
lohu Alien. . ., ,\\'alter Merriam “an! the drive to purchase. new ra-
\\'1l!1:1r11 ittizi‘ins. . ..lohn Lysohey
.Snm uel Tarlov
dlo tor the Narsmake Home.
l‘l't‘t 111:1 .1111 lll‘st‘ onstnnee (“lander arranged Mid presented i "1‘1"! 011—
l‘ll :rtm \\.In1.n ............... . ,Jt‘Ii‘kMe Thanksgiving program at its
1.1.1 .\‘t\:mdtl. Margaret liorvath Want“ meeting Monday. The pro-
:tmi i-tdnt'r Salim; gram included the following mam-f
'."Ilian Rinksn‘ltw‘T ...... William Brian M" ,
iliusmsoil ..... . William Bria “Insultsrhin: Among the Jen's" —
lndlmzs .............. Rose Miller
Tm.- and...“ 3'...” lmptomboto "Thanksgiting Among the Greeks" ;'
.\11'>l'tt.\ “Milt. .. Ill and Mil heel .‘Nht Milli”?-
sz. .7. "butch Thaukotivtn: on Manhat—
‘Tlr :zrs: 31":611'01' tZI plan is: “The inn Isl and"——l‘ruuces Durin-
Manon. if the .\l:t3tlr1\er C".0111\t\(‘t."ll “The Find anlish Thanksgiving
1'11» strand sum is. '111 011C: ot- in New \'ork"-liowxrd Shes”.
11.1- l‘ilfiillil t‘ahms." "The itlgrimt- Thanksgiving" -—
The thzrt: :ICt'I‘u‘ is: "PreparationlWillism Leonard.
to: jrl museum; " . "The First National hanksmting“
in .. .I.ztinn 1hr inllt'mlm: program "Helen O'Keefr.
“its piesrmed in Miss llunsh: “'l‘hsnltscivinx“-Moaee Cream.
1. "T‘lzztul.smvtm:“~~l: l i :' .1 h e t h "The Pilgrims? i-“atl1ere"—--iieien
l
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\\ nt'lro. 5130821111 Ind
llt"ll.'i‘.ltI11-<I'~' The Turkey‘s Se-i "The Pi ire: T‘tan‘nsgptng in Arnrr.
llll'i]i‘1)H"’\"llfl'l‘d lv'ovaes. Ht‘n‘ ~i-‘rcd Mort-‘lf.
.‘ '.r'luii. of "i‘hm1ksglving"—~.Ar-l ".\ Thanksgiilng hrenn1"-«I:‘,s t..er
t.'11...t.~ Gutiri lh \‘cetiie
‘ " ' i "“Kns of Thanksgiving"-—-.\‘ormn
01'. 'l‘usw'uiny morning an “Old lren- ITsylor
sums" program w as presented to the: "\ Good Thanksgi\ing"-—-ther:
lillillls of ‘.ch t'th tirade. Doctor Brark.
Ismnuel 111.12 \vns tw~SI"i‘.lt'tl as a rep- I “Thanks for Thanks" ~— Yetta
resentsilve of the llks and he gave; Steinbet'n.
:1 \(r3' interesting talk. The pro~ "T‘hsnksgtving .ioys"——.\iary i‘hii~
ngtr. fr- h \vs; lips.
3. 01d irnnsides \Yerlg' mi‘. i."hm't.I At the conrluston of the program
“‘ltipple. Ithe members of the ieatwe. exhumed
1'. "How 01.1 ll‘t'tnr'iiit‘s (:11: lie: their uppreeiatiou 13-3 rising vote
' Nanze"-- i’lz3llis Smith. lei' tlmnks.
1
. could be: found in New Haven. Olsen
‘went to New Haven and advised the
Iconspirstors to cot. to back to New
1 York with him. Tit-1'3 arrived in tin
city this morning ..nd «are met at
IGrutd Central l3'a
I the Butt F1113 first
Istauon.
Two Conn. Boys
(Continuid from Page 011ml
the cheek to its Stamford brunch.
it came lmclt pitched "credit (recl-
lent."
Meanwhile Jacobson
night at the hotel as Stm‘s guest
'i‘hn had a glorious time spendingg
money like water. and charging}
meals. taxis and other
things to the hotel. A few dtus la. '
ter Siam: cashed a check for item
and on November 1-! one for 85th» I _' ~ - _
Rt than checked out. . I 3E“ TOM...\0T. :i-.-Thomas
“New“ :1 i ll I, I1. Carroll. engineer of the, rennin!-
mania-St. Louie train which was
. Ahout .1 “Wk ago the canm‘ilodhm“ near Nimi'rom N. J“ No—
checks cametmm the hank'to Mrs 5““.qu 13 killing ten and {mug-1n:
street. police
i
spent e nch ville ( :urt as complainant. The hm s
'ptmdmi not guiltx;
[hummer of Fatal
l‘omerov. She said they were for-'
. ~ - . my o.
.Keries Wilford Olson. credit than!» ilhi “'0‘ was exonerated today
Haj
tound out from the. hotel floriost the
name of the. girl to whom most MIRrunmtc‘k.
She is Yefierdu‘ the Grand Jury refus-
ir. a Broadwuv show and hemmed 01- led to return on indictment attains!
sen to keep her name out for marlhirn. Carrol! was distiller-ed by the
ot losing her .1011. lratimd after the wreck.
The girl told him she knew .. Stsgg' 3* it“ been Mid in 31
film): County Grand Jury in New
e 000 but
1 Judge Mills asked lites. Brooks it and 13001.9(.“ “3.: user “on; n." on ten charges 0. tanslaughter as
”1"" family had “WNW? W it" mar- i‘o3s. She told him Where they a result of the deiih'fi.
rying Brooks on account of his col-.
or. i
"No. l was is and they thoughtl . .
i was too young. hut that was thI'I Ms D P
gtvuig ay oems
BY ANNE S. CLARK of I (“one Ame
WANTSGIVING. IThe “y to "moms! Lita". was to
To Thee of God a non; of praise. : W” it“?! within.
On this dirt our voices ratec' ' ‘
rant! so, Dear God. upon this «it: we
That our itmd may ewrstrlve to be 1 pm _ .
Etch one of u will gladly 313:
.'.\'ot our will but Thine he Gone.
With Thee. for our mm. we cannot So ‘flty Kingdom 0: Peace. and che'
tail» 2 will come.
91 on this journry for higher thing's. I
MGM! I mm “At.
The illt‘l’llhfi‘s of the Civic League 5
detective from .
Mm I‘omeroy appeared in York—I
Wreck Exdnerated -
blame tor the «unit-optic by s Mic» .1
EMS AGE [8 ‘
NEW ISSUE IN:
E MACRI TRIAL
i.lNllFlEl.l‘. .‘sov. '.‘lt. (Al‘.l—-—«
The second trial of Olympia Maori.
charged with th. murder of John
ltngnttno. adjourned here today for;
:ihe 'l‘hnnksghlng holidays with sev
Itral witnesses 31It to he called h)"
. the sttl't‘.
f lites .\ltieri heatd the heathen)"
'o.‘ t‘srrle ittlgnono. widow of the]
murdered man. and heard read into
the records the testimony of in rent”
witnesaes at the former trial in\ . ew'.
,iiaxen. who testitied eonttrning ti o
i dtfendnnt‘a one. I
When the Staie‘e .\itol‘ilt" Ills-
missed \ir:.liat::1uno shirt l3' often
the row 1r.1l1 1. ct tourt this after--
noon. M'r. .\l1.1g tIt‘ferIIl :1 hirth’
u't'ttlit'ntt o: lhr girl ultirg the
date of her lIlt'lll on July ti. limit.
The detentiont t‘li‘. ims that tht
'.lcie of Ulympta himrl‘s limit in
July. limo. 111:.king the ..itl :1»? 19
and 1-2 years (hi {it he present
t ulllt‘.
1
i
JUDGE lS COLD “
ITO THIS ICEMAN I
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i
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It'i' lllt‘ lltlslIiiatl.
“NB-it'll) 1111:1513
CROWD ATTENDS ACHING touts,
HOSPITAL JR.
LEAGUE DANCE
._...._ . “Heel" Relieves! nstantly
Given At the Country ILLI
Club for Benefit of (I ' . l‘
Children" s Ward—
The Committees
The .\'1Il'\v.'ilk t"nllrtt:3' t‘iui»
crowded lust nitrht for ll:-' .!;.11I~o'
given under the auspices of tlu' Jun
tor League of tl'. Sum-.111. it...“ .‘3
forthe l'mnttit o: tin i‘illll. 'Ittt‘I-
\\ :l ."
\Vnrd (gret 11 and Minor i‘I'w'lIr
were (it the door 1 ..il‘ 11; ttt'llIte. Mr.
Ilreen 111-] .\i.. l-"IIulI'1 also had “.‘l -'
dump: on tin ruurIlnn: t: :1 l.1.~l.et gnu. 1 :. ii '.II'
of f"1:it Iiultmni lay Anthony t"..r- .‘1'.t . \ . " ' I - ‘II . l
hone. {I .. '.I l. or t» III
Lu lty 111111.!“ lll’lflh t-z‘met‘ for l... . I. - ' v ‘t..1:.IiI~s.
ti t t't't‘nlm; llicllz.. "-111i l"t-'. '.i.I'-i'.t'.1es. L. 1'1 I, ' .' ' 1: .1I\ t‘
:1 hottle of rare Iur: lill‘n‘l :1nd. i-Il‘II....:,. .I~ ' ~ ' 1.
the men, an :211to1i11“' t :..rii1;l'.:Il'.‘(.I1I .: _.. . ' :' ' ‘ :1. ..
ii. A. l.‘-tildtt'inw..1~ln cl1:'113:1 rf': 3.; w. :. :. .. Inn.
'he (lHllCt‘ floor. tip don-..t»: him: 51.. ._ 'l‘,» ' ~ 'I '* I' ' " 1
lie the tune of \ollzs Sorta" t‘ti'I .mIi 1'»: "In! .~ ,I
Ihesirn. with .\l:'. \‘c‘\; l'..11'.:-~Zt d:- .
le'tmc. 4t .t-
Mrs. Illthard .Tt'nninrs “In in . :
chorcc of ii. I' rm 1051'. In ms. tel-.nlt ‘I .r‘.»
consisted (If mi‘h 1. ..u a. .1.. 11 .12
number of wemr: . in .\'or'u'.ll..'l':11r
1. ~
Itnpiti '11 <111111..1t 1 ,..\-.- 1.:-. .o 1 . , I . 3 .
tl eir exec-Horne. ‘ '
NEW it‘lllv‘. .\cIv. SSA—ho ll. . _ -.W--. ”“‘
. ‘.‘iironessIs II": '.‘.. tinnve 1n -
Stevens 11' .‘3o. 1‘72- .tndulIen ave- '
no». a deliwry man for W Knlelt-l Airs Fa I ‘l ()N
erhtit'1ke' lt'I Cotttpntty. who never
made more than ”I: r. wetk while
Iin its employ. \I'ns mile to ninintnm'
an expensive :1p;tirr1t rt. :1 11‘. «id and
Ia: cal and send his, 1v.i e to Floritltt‘
IT-llim’. Mrs.
Louis A.
Frost. S:
l.'-hmmer.
.. Miss
“idiom .l.
N. Knapp. M1».
Mrs. llarm
Mrs.
.‘11‘11 11-051
'l‘raeey. .‘\i re. ‘
Soutln'l 1:. .
t‘lio 111i: 1'. 2111's. V
Russell
JOB PRINTING
South Normilk
i‘hilip
Adams.
intuition:
‘ t - 3 .t _ ‘ ‘. .
-:1nd the reasons came out in 'hr :1”:qu 1" "13': Mrs, Join 1.. .1. .
. .. I w. 1;. -..‘ . '-
-t‘ou:'t o1 Sl'et'ini Sessions today l‘tFI«:c‘.m 3; 'l- IIIeI.1t.. 141.. ens
l“‘hen he was .srrdenm-d to the PM]. . \\I.‘ri.‘...fi.....i Jrs' “ "‘l‘ ‘ r-=‘I"1‘:'Ii ¢
Ittentinn‘ for six months to thre. . I: “'\ l l i 0 0'
. _ _. .. . 1- ‘s :. Knuth": '
.3etIrs .tIr It‘ll? 1.1 1.11.3. ‘ ‘ I . ... l g l
.. I 1 ‘ . n.:11'. of the “and,“ come“ J ' {3,
l Stevens v'tts et'Ieeiin'.'.ll3‘ (tarpon th'n'e' ‘.I» . . “ i1" ft“
. . . «I.' ' .ut ' tI.t, : “r i'. .
l‘tlilt :atlure to urine: 1w ..t 1hr ‘5‘“ .., “r. i‘ ”:4"; ‘1‘ ’
3H ' 3”. ‘.I‘ .'. .-.‘ _. _.._.1 s .
.stton Hospt.r-.l. l.1....i... . 1-. .‘191’ Am“ 3“,»... ~,~ .1 UI GOOD GROCEhIES
IthI: superintcie 'I ." charted that ”'.I' I: r” .\l"~I it “.1" I" '1" l“ .I
‘ltospnnl last July ind paid (or {Inn 1111;121:in IIISH'IFIIY ”n ‘ . ”.31..
'ty-siv cons. not only ‘.tmi’il '.ne lLJt‘l _ ”I ' ‘ ”‘5 “""' “"""
. 1. ..
'lveen delivered The any put ”I“, . 1~'I~'" .. FOPULAR PRICES
linsprctm's til \1 or]. .'.:'.d. accordtng tt' LI“: 1M1: i "
'v. 3 ...1.‘ -. “3"" .. ..t .,. ‘ "~-'~l:.:t‘.~'...f. .
It‘lu .lOl) tin“ l.. \\|.-1L.‘ .t;ll.i:. ‘.I‘“; .{iSS Marv 33..”th “155 ){fi'.' Rt“l"('-~ K 13 \Iain Street
'.Stevrns hat. (tr-out 331' t-ustontrs ... “I“ Sa‘h' t‘r'tnt’v . 't " ‘ - \. Y “i
'l.itt own in tin.- manner. he sItIrvrgxIIh‘III‘: 'ii- 11 .:. .VJIrS. lr :xi-kllll . (”“3 . (onn.
wherens 'hv"rc one only i“' on. '. . " " ‘“ "“5“” - I" ‘l'fir TII' llh
‘ . . . . “en-1’. Miss }lt'u"3 <"-"g. ‘l . “I
the conupam .r .1si.._.\t. \‘2'1'3 mtth- II", “10'3' \ ‘M “‘3”: ' 1'
«Ids. 'lr-‘t'as IrIiI‘ to "short" \ir; .:‘|'\‘I‘.Z...I.m1.flu?” NM” hi
some of the comp: 113' '3 customers .‘ilti'nwl‘ “gill-I‘M 1:”..115. 10°“ ' i
I. ..nd deliver 11': to 2.3 eln'ntelc. “In”; 'Pr‘a‘pI“ ..3 _....,.; A..ss Allah-I
was ..llcs'ed 12' at he made between “ “ “I: N Old b" S'
l“ .. . I
in. .1....1 and is. I. ’It‘: :1 year from this‘ “T5 35")“ (' ‘ er.n.'.I \lrs. .it‘..n CW SIDO A e IX
. Reins lrlzztli. .‘vtr . 5:. 11h“; Jar-‘1'”;
piattice.
200 Baskets
I tt‘ominned :‘z' .1 Page (mail
llotvt‘d with the l iswcr. as \«ns not
Iinfrequcnt 3' the em. his was 51
word c.’ emittort. cheer tint". hope.
1 There were cases \Il'Iirh n'.:1d«
Erven Tom Dorm-3'. First District po-
lt'lctnzan. who was there to keep. thI'
ttllt's t1.iir.r.1urn his fut-r :m'av to
hide his pit3 for titer. hm: to slmnI
their sympathy.
Utiv‘ “moan with :- dock or 1:11.-
rhlldren had bun deserhd in herA
host-rind. The cupi'Iom-d was hare.
Thanksgiving five ".11! hand;
\tht 11-51-1- ll‘." children (trim: to
‘est? She had heard of tilt. llarrts'.
chm-tilts. .\ neighbor. ‘.Li‘.'.-t“hn1)“n
to her. had :Int her mine and
l.‘-ht. had rIIerzxed tin note tasking?
her to coil. Rut she didn't believe
that it could be true. Why should
Ln3ene teed her desk when her own;
111.111 had run off?
Sim Gets I Basketfull.
But she did get a l'Inskt-t loaded;
(I 1‘.
,.
.1.
.
she was when she staggered out 1131-:
the Vl‘t‘ltflil .3: ii' I
There tvasn nlad mums: .‘;.'.. .m- on:
killed recentl3 1.1 an accident. ilI:
;cot:ldn‘t have ltecn more than 1'ch1»;
[with good substantial food. u'ith'
ltrutts. vpc clerics. cake. butter. '
lhroad cite \"t' milk. spices. ..nd aI'
ltresh killed thicken. Hon- happy
1
d er
I11 tr twelve. it, hint hint to aek‘w
3tor hi 3'. int linen. was his motherI
youth-or sisters
r'rrit 1] stray
at i.o1.'.t'. and two
and a brother. lie
his basket 31}!!! 85 front} as ever a
yonrig'sttr could he, to.- nc'Iw he
knows that ”.1 re 1.- h1ndncss in thrI
'l‘tii‘lt'i.
11' in r 111M- r
the sad :ttt'y of .‘lt'se- 1
,.pt'IiIriceo. who was lmpe- f
llessly crippled it'. a grade trt'ssin
Inceident 11? Catherine sir-“rt? A hra-
ver girl never lived. -
V Told by the. doctors. that she
would die. she battled her way back
to life. tcr she an'i' show wars on:- of
the man bread-winners of her larsr.‘ i
:amily. Her father worked I‘ith a‘
swollen gang en the railroad. Her
3onrgt-r brother and s1s:¢r canne- to
‘Mr Harr1s‘oi'fieeiast evening and
.one of 1‘: e largest and fattest chiek-
lens was picked out for her family. _
Alone and crippled. .
' One old lady with too 111111 h pridel
.th rive up. despite. the fact 111:: she
Ions alone and to rrippci to so.
tmueh for herset.. touched the s31n- ‘
pathy of her neighbors. Her plight
Iw'u reported and a basket was sent
lto her. The nighttors pron teed to
‘Iceolt the chicken and she, nill have I
rum 1 Thanksgiving repast as she l
Ilia not emsed in years. I
9 There was a one-armed Ituill.
‘aith a large family «he had receiv- '
led no note to come: .or :1 basket.
iiie spoke little Lugosi. and couldn't .
md His plight pas explained and
a. loathe! wt: prepared for him.
' One (‘01! go on almost indetin»
ltely tel‘tn t the sad lite histori-
Iwhich were unfolded. Rut (thee... not
sorrow. hrpe not gloom are the ob»
loci: of this Thanksgiving distre-
button.
' Kore than two hundred baskets?
were given out last evening. It re-
Squire-d the combined efforts of Sen
Inuit Bryan fill: and Of‘cer Dor-
nes' to keep the folks in line so that
thou who came first would he
I Laurel.
‘li‘t ”‘.i‘ matter.
(vet
Since. this world hogan. has tried to
sever
011r..~ile"‘iance horn good thing‘sand
tri. f
t-‘Iw when Thr Son. came on earth
in do
Th3 \‘i‘il he taught the world so
filled with oil
mhmonceinore. Writ-st.
Miriam reigns on so: and Deputy Sher-tit Ed.i.yeetx vase:
than; Iinmed moutoe and at times
Mehommumiuwourhema humanekumuthey m
tube Wommommum
mammal-Our God—in all (mammalian helm
sincerity Ichmverm.
gmtmlwwlmu cur 11nd 0° nhmmzui-ueuoe
.rcmmutr. I‘mhvelmwmb»
Win on this do: be our um mine I
l o the kindness and llama-
Pflifl. tuition of 111'. m
‘ .
I
l
l
i
..\'.i.\s Jane: Scht'lvert. \\..'.'d Gwen.
More Beautiful
rank lit M. then. .13'111;1r Fool-:12
II”... mu...- 11...: mm mm Better Performance
1 osr Anson Knlrr. Charles Gritt‘t' ‘ '
and “idiom \\ .ir ‘ I 110“ er PrlC(
The rt'ft shn'. rs. cor mt: .» .- '
”Mod: ' ‘ On Display
“as hi" ..irt. .lrnt'.1"IL's
.\i. s. Ilassril i‘rost. .‘I: Miss . Lauri AARON KOHN
tl'..'.1u or! uni \irk .titl'. ::' .1111“
Miss .\..1ta ii'I’ilt 1'51.c lid. (-1 9 R 1" Ai‘t’. 80. Roman!
)‘I‘Jl"'ti(i‘._\' l'hono, 48!)
ISALMAGUNDl
PARTY DRAWS
Flirt": I'. ".I‘. ltiiwrx
GEHEBE’S
"It's Ht‘i‘t‘ it It‘s llt111~4"\\art‘-”
: liI'-:..i3‘ \\ .ih :. 1‘ ’11'\’I i. 2.5 (tilts-I -
7M; that: (I! 1.3 5. rueh ".1.~'.I'1
\\'.._::on.~. S1 ix”.
‘ '00 G :. 11'. I: <.
«nintnennd 1;»..r' 3 11.5 3'; var. last.
night at St Josephs School iind by
the South .\.‘i‘“'£ll\” t o. .nc.i .\‘c- ZIIR.
Knights of t‘elnmbns ... “d the Lonrt
Cnihc-itt thing-h i-rs Of.\1'. I
..A tree (‘1 or m-rr‘ 3' T‘
‘.l‘lt' -D
molars. ‘.I‘
Cars: etc
3:: \\ 34131121011 Street.
. Mmtlt Norwalk. t‘onn.
1m. :I aim .-‘
ed .
The Izt'rrra: tomnttrzce “'15 2—.
d l3 lienr3 ilIrgm. ..n oith 7...:
}.V1C}|1.‘tl‘ttll‘.il> chairman of 22.1 .
tertail‘.:ner.t rmnmi: \til.1..n1
Regan. head or the booths .3111] \‘x‘ill.
inm ('l‘lirnn ii‘. charge of the gifts.
and the "What-O-Ciocl; Contest"
'.‘hv t-rotrnm was w.)15..-.-krd
iii. interesting :11111'11'Irs. The attit-
rn'r (I: the ".\\ ‘ n. (t- -t lock (To. .tv‘té‘t"
was l‘m‘ lzm'tVili ."at lSS‘Ii‘t 111112”
N0 DECISION
VESTA“
01L BURNERS
Policy Refrigerating
& Supply (‘0.
Monroe St. So. Nor-walls
t
ON NEW ISSUE
[N'CDAL FIELDS
\YASHlNGTON. Nov. . tAl‘l—
I‘rustdt'n. Coolidge toutinrtel to do.
liberate 10.1.»: 3' on {he issnt run-ed in
the letttr of John ‘1.. Le ‘11.». lit-ml of
the United Mme \Vcrhers. 1n v-"Iir!1
HOME MADE
PURE PORK .
Stl'S
MODERN MARKET
,..
\vl,.
ht' inqu'red as to tin. administr' :
lion‘s :.:11’tn.".. towertia the .nztI :
.ment (If the Jacksonville “21:1“ PHONE 1456
Agreement in the bituminous coal . 'l‘-"W?“ “MN!” "L‘fl‘m
field. but has given out no decision 15 NO. IWN ST.
We ere devoting our ;
energies to selling good
clothes and linking s
Thanksgiving
me. lithe: than dis .‘\1'-2 '. .....~.~ 1.]1'Il‘f l..-no.
posing of just clothes Gil 11's ‘.Itsimh l. for 1":11' reign
the W of it cf new. r 1.11.1 TI1'-'I.~1-I'r;v3' through-
1-!" l'. ' ‘
Rogers&Stevens ' .l. l MALLETTE
In“) mass 88 Washington §trect
uo‘w‘m - so. NORWALK Nvttth \tvr‘aiL. ( mm.
Velvet Suede and Satin are the leading materials
in fall footwear. We are shoe 1m; several new mo-
dels iii buckle and gore pumps made of these ma-
terials
Gun Metal hose 18 most attractive when worn i'ith
suede satin or velvet shoe;
' Tl'ipl: toeHc"$2.0DaPlir
Conneally
Norwalk Chronicler