. on! t L”. *Cluett. Director in
9! the Maintenance Depart.
the Cluett. Peabody Ind
{eateries throughoutthe
, Visited the Qouth Norwaiir
1? 1: Tuuday. »
It. interesting“ and; inspiring
tin board at the entrance
Vere acclaim doing some
”Khmer. let’s remark
w.
go. even tsrthcr by
f hand when it doesn't
“a! Jules-git will
, New Earlene-r ,
Wits other local women
, ”rolled in the hirt masons.
“Mine ;; hey are:
”a as as mu Road.
eschells. 17. Laura street.
Delia beaker. 1 Mott avenue:
oia‘ Tyrreii. .10 Franklin
Mildred Meeh’an. 22 Van
attention ‘L _
Death in" ‘ y.
lee Iii. Abrams. field engineer
ate-reaboay'snd poni-
supervlslng the“ insist-
1 ‘ewjpower equipment ‘in
plant. has been called to
inn-ox?
' "ts-or is at co. ,
about? and comm. {
sift! . liloyedln‘ their
boom-summing cm. ;
,1 ,; ~_ ecsl plant. This do.»
V couples the entire first
the rear building. New em-
132”“. . waist Wuo._fioyt
spruce street .
not i: av ails. ,
rs Allen and Mrs. Ms:-
tleid. formerly employed in
irt manutacturing department
at! 'to Springbrook. N. Y.
.Mrs.’ William Miklas ot-si
d; avenue have accepted
“at critic Bonner ot Rowan
”'1‘. from her duties since
turdsy because 'ot illness.
or: cameo _
gov siemsurron
editorial. appears 'on' the‘
, Homeland. has Justrahnounced .his present contribution oi 3660.000 .be
N. Y.. because oi:
totem. iorswoman of the .
nutacturing department. has .
Nathan Eli-sue. pioneer merchant the poor infants in America. His
and philanthropist. who has given pasteurized milk program. widely
away the‘lsrger pertrot his fortune copied throughout the United States
for child-Welfare activities through- and Europe. was recently commend-
out the world and tor the rebuild- ed by the League «Nations. ,
ing oi! Palestine as the Jewish Mr. Strsus has specified that his
most outstanding gift to the Holy divided as follows: .
Land; e. contribution of “50.000 to “0.000 for the creation of a trust
be used in various constructive re-' fund for weltare work among all the
lie! measuresrtor the beneiit of all, people of Palestine: ‘
Palestine. irrespective of race or $100,000 tor the erection of a
creed. ‘ great health center in Palestine. to
.For many* years Mr. straus has administer his public health work
carried on health work in Palestine. and to house the administrative of-
which. whiiesimed at hastening the ilces oi the Hadassah. Medical Or—
develepment'ot'the country as “the aspiration. which carries on an ex-
Jewlsh‘Konieland. has been admin- tensive public health and medical
isteredto all‘the needy people or the program throughout Palestine:
Holy'landwithout regard to race or “0.000 as a contribution toward
creed; Chlid-weli'ar‘ej-Twork. partiou- the United Palestine Appeal. 0!
milk tor the babies oi the Holy man. and which is new raising 85.-
I.and.hss‘heenthe‘vensrable phii- 000.000 among the Jews of Amen
snthroplst's chiet' activity in Pales- on to increase colonization and im-
time.': 9 ; . a migration activities in Palestine. so
f‘ll'he Granleld Man of America!- innocence additional Jewish immi-
Philanthropy." as Mr. "Sirens. is grants from .Eastern and Central
celled. wu’the first to campaign tor Europevcan be settled on thela’nd‘
the . use of. plisteurised milk amongthis year.
l
, mammoumgem He,“
,1 a ; MW
‘ Helen, is in: trouble. ‘ in tact she tha‘edltorisl department oi the Evo-
is in‘:a~‘worse mess now than ever sing Sentinel failed to locate her
before inrherfilite.“ dammed dowp otter an all‘night search. ,
in amass ot machinev. in,utter ‘A report just comes to hand
darkness. Helen is doing anythlnc which clears up the mystery. The
but‘havlng’a snappy. time [at it. 4 package containingfielcn plus the
Helen (who. by the way. is not a cut made at her by the engraving
person at all but just a picture) was Company. did a Charleston on the
seat to Bridgeport t‘wo dayslago on trout sill o! the trolley and slipped
a morningwtroiley. her destination down the aperture between, the
being HawkesEngraving Co. window and the control. box. It
luiy‘the" introduction or pasteurized which Dr. Stephen 3. Wise is Chair- 5
,...,
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Smash
No report of the accident which
. o'clock.. has been made to'the Darien
police. and Chief Harry Smith says
action will be taken against Harold
B. Hoyt. owner of the auto which rig.
ured in the crash. Mrs. Edith l-loyt
and Miss Camille Canter were riding
with him. ' The three reside on Pine
point.
The auto according to reports. was
going along at a fast rate of speed
and started skidding, utter which the
brakes were‘locksd. The car skid.
tied for over 150 test lumped a, pile
of ties alongside ot the road and
crashed into a. tree stump. nearly go.
ing over a. stone wall.
The occupants of the auto were
rushed to the Norwalk hospital:
where their injuries were treated by
Dr. George G. Fchctt and shortly
atter they were dilniissed.
Hoyt suffered inluriesoi the chest
and the forefinger on his left hand
was broken. Mrs. Hoyt received
lacerations at the .toreliesd and in-
iurles to her nose. Miss Center was
treated tor a cut on the left knee.
Bo tar as is known. there are no
witnesses’ to the mishap and few
heard the crash. The car the front
or which was totally damaged. was
towed to a Norwalk garage early yes-
terday morning.
The Darlen; Police department will
meet at the police headquarters Mon-
day evening at 7:15 o'clock. for the
purpose of shocking up the sale of
tickets for utensil. which the de-
partment will give Friday. February
Sergeant Terry Lanibert is enjoy.
ing a day on today. omcsr Frank
standing is taking charge at head-
quarters during Lsmbert’s absence.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Annand. oi
Tokenelte. are Villtlngi’rlends in New
York. for several weeks;
. Sergeant Edward Tinker will be on
duty during the day, starting Friday.
while Sergeant Lambert willbe on
duty nights. tor the'next two weeks.
m
Mrs. Alice Lyons. at Old Kings
Highway. lg visiting in New York.
Mr. and-.ilirs. harry Parker. or
Tokencke. are. spending several
weeks in Mmluda. '9 ., .
Ridden Who Had i,
happened on the Post road. Noroton. ';
in tront at St. Luke's church. curly :
yesterday morning. shortly before 8 ;
Mrs. Patrick Campbell. English so-
cial leader. is coming to America to
appear in e. number or plays.
Inventor Matched Re-
markable Telephone
. Ferecast‘ With Pre-
diction On Aircraft
Was Alexander“ Graham Bell's
vision of the future of aviation as
accurate‘ as the prophecy he made
in 1878 when only a low miles mcs
sured the farthest flight of man's
voice by. telephone wire? At that
time he said: ‘
"It is conceivable that cables of
telephone wires could be laid un—
derground. or suspended overhead.
communicating by branch wires with
private dwellings. country houses.
shops. mauutactories. etc., uniting
them through the main cable with s.
central of o where the wire could
be connec d asdcsired. establish-
ing direct communication between
any two places in the city. Such a
plan as this. though impractical at
NORWALK, cons.
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Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store ‘ .
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Japanese Furniture P.olish, regular price 50c.) Special. 35c bottle
.thnt ”05% many newspaper .and -—If your mail order is not tilled St 0”
magazine articles were published. promptly by my Sentinel advertiser 80' N0 1k. We p
m
believe, he the outcome of the in-
troduction ot the telephone to the Mid in anlwer tonne of these Dr.
public. Not only 30,: but 1 believe Alexander Graham Bell. in the May
in the tuture ,wires will unite the ‘issue otthe Century Magazine of that Two Hits From
head omcec or the telephone com- year. wrote: ‘
Wm“ 1“ dlflt‘n‘m cities. and a man "It is obvious that see. power will ‘The Vagabond
m °"° part °‘ the ““1"? may com-- become of secondary importance Kin 7!
mgzicrgeab§aw:gg €15.52? th With an- when airpower has been fully «tevel. g .
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In 1903 the question of the tu- oped through the use of diriglilo In Dance Time
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progress of the art at that time was the a" “m ultimately ru e e nly
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comparable, to that made by the trio. world. DON ELLY
phone in 1878. In’the discussion
notify the Sentinel otllce. Tel. 92.
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