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Evening sentinel, Monday, February 8, 1926 · page 2

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- Org»: Joseph T. Hub-
. Dae‘al :0 “magi; Ziiléifi‘ivflf‘di.’li.t.d'"3.u$é2”}.'“°;.?: ing Chum. George Into (“ouri (‘Linrired
or mud t. trots for conneli N'Col‘db. in the Nye, Last November ‘\ith IlltileCllLliml -..

 

 
 

New York Digs Out '

’ THE EVENING summon—so NORWALK, CONN.

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L Scouts Renew

(Continued from l‘uuu One.) I
Harold B Scribner, im-
the observance of “Scout \Viti'k.”
The program will be held iii the
Darlen District Seoul grounds. Lin-
coln's birthday. February 1:. from
it A. hi. to ii P. :d.
During the morning.
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mlusioner.

the nodule
in outdoor

evening, from ’i' to 0 oclook. there

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. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 19:36.

 

 

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GORDON PlRlE
GETS FROM 20
YEARS TO LIFE

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' herd. who was a party deiendant in

the suit claimed to be the equitable

'I met- at the property or a creditor

Io her husband. whose rights were

" flperior to those at Beers. .
Juan Benita tinde however. that

‘ though Mra. Hubbard paid a portion

at the Original purchase price for

r-Ile reel estate in question. still by
:permitting her husband to take and
laid lent title.
3m denying hb title as against
Deere.

She is prevented

. The judge further says that as the
tame the mortgage and quit claim
deed were executed. Mrs. Hubbard
ha. actual knowledge or the exist-

of the contract between her
”and and Beers Arty title or in-
tone-t ahe holds in the property is
therefore subject to the righie of
Deere under hie contract. The pinin-

Been according to Judge

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who to entitled to specific periorm-
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The best kind at polish to ecquire

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doubt would be found on the Zilillty
Way. possibly in much grander
language but nevertheless. the some
signs.

The Hut eigii Mr. Ellennood
called lint-'illlol‘i to was “Blow your
Lhorn." Mr. Ellnuwood said that of
Lcourso he. did not moon to uni- lnt‘
lont t oting of ones own noi'ii. Tliel‘o
its out ‘ one way. said Mr. Ellcnn‘ood
.to build from the small to the. in;
land that is to st.ind for somtthlng
Land then let the world know it. 311'.
L Ellonwood said that the best way to
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Ltor the kind of horn blowing that,

Lreally counts are the things we do
-Mr. Eilenwood told a wry touching
story of his father who had spent
,his lite as a guard in Donnell-mm
;Pnseii. New York State touching

;:ho life oi a comict Mil-to Hickey.I

“Through eight years of square dear
int: he had made his appeal to this
'oonvlct that on his last day of im
prisonmoni. he was able to say u
[word that turned the whole ti‘unt of
lots Me? Today. since Hickey is a

 

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(‘0-2. Edward Gerhardt. l-‘rmi Jnn‘lt~
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‘ 1“, finne‘l'l‘owlng the barges Bouthland and
, "" om) “"0 1 Tottt-nville, both empty, the Welling-
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tuition, flfislfitllnl~tltft’lllllllilbllzl’s. (2 ' R i 1
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Marshall B. Hoyt and Dr. n. (3; “no“ Ch10\e ‘ },“'"‘ f" i'
Sharer. troop cominittce. . ~-- L ":3 (CM-IL.” L‘H """ ”I ‘L‘
Scouts: Stephen Balms. SaniuelL u - e -.; t'wn 1319'»: "NJ r " p.12]?- .1. "L. .
Benedict. Richard Boon-go. Donald; . ; no .MLW ‘I "'I‘ ‘ L ‘
Burns. Everett. l‘lnrttvr-ll. l‘niil Kris. Li... L , i... ;_. n; it im- on :in min ‘7‘" ‘ i‘ L“ “”f“ L""‘ ' 1L 1" ' -’
l ‘ .1“ . ': .‘ . .... II .~ I‘IIII ‘4.” .. .. . |\._‘“l'l\ -‘.l -'~.L “.i \i,._
{3;{;,I}nf““\,j};filmm- "\‘\-‘;“LI“I‘V“QI§- ~ 'lw i.....Iii iii-IriIh II .-I Rescue Was Made Off i ...- .. _. _ . i .. ..
U 4 " ~ . ~ - " li-. t-L. in 'u l "‘L i . ’ - . .... . . , . . .
:Quitit}. lItoIl-oré “it“hmitl NoIrInian MIA;- L tin .1. nnw:i'_-s .~.. -.".t'i..p- ..i-- rec Jersey (.ioaSt F‘Tlda} L TS. ,( T ' LN 'I” L m L '
on. ‘nvnim . .aro. Suit ... .. ..z.. - . ‘ ve ‘ '-""t-l""i*2'~-¢‘
'»r.n ii-tl in.“ - ...... .v a tin int" V .
Leroy Warner. Patsy Ztihln. .inxnph 1...; ...“: in I. i. .. of... L b. Mn. Nighthaliker Sank 1 CM": n'. 2.. ‘i. 1.
Girls. Jticit Squires. Stanley Wit. Li.“ .. .. ,‘f ..., "M. ' . ,-..~ .-. w ‘
mott. Arnold f‘hnrimi, i’nynmiid " ,LW ., .1." ..m L‘._,..'\..,l.;,.g\. ‘After Blo“‘ ‘L’Nr' ‘ '
Gunther. l’tiluier litiritfuuioz'. .*.l- "I 1' ' "'- ” L.” Li... ,. IL...“ '.i- ,--..... -- .L"-‘ r'. :.i- '1 -, .. L ., _
phonse Raymond. lnndsrrnnt “ ' ;; It (_,'I,Iv_ " i NEW YORK. Fob. _j-...(.\i‘-', L ultirl. : L L "L . .: .»
T700!) NO- 0 , k: L L . . . "l . Eighteen men “or“, l‘t’mC‘JL'd from . that rr:,.~,‘:. .' ‘ L ..
Carleton \\’ Hheurwood. shorth' ' “.L.‘ ..- ‘ ”M1 L ' .ihr tvitr “‘ulllngton lay the tan‘rvr. . Ilflt“ '
muster. 2‘5“" T“ ”“1! " "j" ‘LL’L‘L‘M m" "“ Ai‘l‘lll'lori". after 1 collision trv-HV'W'YV ~- L »
Edwin ts‘. .inzdin. George l‘mvreit. “l' L “‘ “CELHL'ILT” ""mm‘rthe two crafts of! the New .lersryi “ - LEFT”
Alphonse l‘nnevnrl rind .loliit Keogh. "VI” "- “W" “‘""" L"",‘L““_ L“ ”mL c0392 Pndny right when the “all. ; L E
"000 CNI‘mWL"‘”- L‘W‘ " 'L‘ L L " “LL“ 5 ”mm“ m“ ' ii‘ll‘on sunk 1' bwamn known to- 1. 3' .fi ‘4'
Rooms: Eduard i‘tty. Gordon ‘ ”NM" " 'LL‘L rpm" M ‘ °"‘ “WmL day. I ' L.
lismhlln. Fred \Vilt‘ox. Philip \Vll- ”‘3'“ “m "1“ FL’ ‘7 0" LL” rnornert b" The collision occurred during the “3" a?”
cor; first class (‘lisi-ies Peterson. tore tit-with" iwii‘iirvd WM! 3 BTW“ storm that harri~'-d shipping in the. B )i‘
Earle F. Wicko; iIMOltd class. Harold = Human? (ii ‘I or); lz‘u‘. it no done with “13mm through a“ of “in week.’ ‘-

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FACTORY CRASF

3:...qu of "uh—m "n‘elaigreu: force in supplying to thont Knogh, Irving Preston, George lilnn- plow, ,FIIerIII' Fawn-la when 't mam”)
graze?” gone “rang I second $32;802n“:3 53:50“- 'lJOhnl Slinllh. ; "Thrive :'«:»~ ow ' l i” mil '5 of l with the Ardmore. hound (you; Tum. ~~--«— L
i . 5 . m ‘~ ' "9” "“r- W mil-'3 sir ois ;l’ .\’,‘."«lLk and it is no :t-i io‘ . \‘ - ‘ ‘ - -
l'hle. Robert White. Pharlos inc. ' ' r L ”L” "° ‘ m mk' .Liigineers TalLe ”9‘15"

 

“Don't perk here." Jim Eilenwood

th‘cp n viir nonsio‘mrsl‘ilo porcon'nge

Captain 31. C. Partridge oi the.

LeGrand Beers. W'" b“ H “ ‘ . ' LL '

. . pfitc ceremony. Alem- "‘ 68 e GUI" ’ ' Q ‘ t

I. ' bore of the Uurloii Diatriot Council ---~-—-« 3. (‘L 0 ( Onilllll‘id.

I deoid°fi handed down today or Boy Scouts. are asked to bi: prol- NEW YORK r'viw ' - \l’iw- ‘1 I.“

W “at. John W. Banks. 0t Superi- out. A few spoultt-rn (rent the New (u d" 1-, .1 9 ... .. ‘l' ”mm L LL’FMMLI L: “HI-'4 ”
or rt. Bridlevort. Joseph '1‘, Hub. York lieiiiltuinrtors will he in-esrnt M on L 0‘ ‘ Mm “M' ' .‘L'm‘d "”er “L“ mm“ W ' L‘ L M“
Immol “MI“!“dI u order“ to "I! and give “I in“. mm” talks ‘0 n“ with nllll-(ltl‘nllH: hm .liiiivi. lit-III‘K“ ti-it't .u virt la. im i.,,i., ..H-i ,i‘

‘ hie ‘30."00 in Hill town to E Le boys on BCtHllan. L NW. luflt .‘\'n\i mini. lm; ii L'tLl"id(‘t; I tinny. ‘! i. ,_ _ , ; . ,

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Grand Beers oi New York iiily. in , Lac-1i BLOUL is suited to iii-ins undL fillllly to mind-w u. the lat-mud do L irtMi-w‘i'm w? L .. twi- v
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.mrduél’wmtongs gunman-“mam . faggmliin onn font. in tliniiir illltli WM: and was "(,mnluy} t~, i!.r- l" “I, I “WM“ ‘. .. I_ .i: . I i .‘ .

Ila!“ r on a t e ove‘r s ‘ . I ‘ LL 1 Y L ”h v ‘ L I L L -. I L I
3'." "0. ~.:,.. ,' Follouiug is (A list in tho Nor-‘ ‘m ary or rom ' '1 .~ 'L h. 'm' L “"‘m “ L'L‘ 'L " L" L‘Vi' ‘ '
0a Decelmxr 6. 1934. Been and a walk Boy Scouts with thoii‘ rulings I'll-""nmf‘m- L ”“1 ”MW “in ""3 V ' L" w'
Rubbard enhred into so agreement . and tho otilt-lale or the troops; ‘ \lilria. Gooruo N.“ . --'li-! 0! "HP ' Kiwrm it. ”The . - .. . . l

in which the tattr consented to sell how snow removing machinery of the New York street cleaning department came in handy when the 'i‘i-ooii No. 3 "”1““ 7M “('3’ LJ"**"“" L“*"‘"*“'“L urul u 'iivi \ rr- ~ v L V
.’ the New York man. e seven sure his city had to tilt; itself out from under a 10-inch snowfall the other ilfl)‘. i“. it Huluplirvl'. beautmlltm. s. “'ht'u PLFLP'H Wnir""' " . >-‘ "‘1‘ L L L L I A L L I AL
in his“ trophy for $80,000. Beers L. Llhztnln. assistant scoutiuuiitvr. “Hilni‘vd- 5L"? 17"” ”1‘ “W “L"""'- “~‘-’ L ”H” L
comma n1, Mama mm m, In” .4 . . Herold “a.” Dr. W. J. Two“, ..ziri-itlor bhrl tinny, L l'. lawlniu. l . . .—

$800 to bind the bargain and live Lmto bmught to him but said Mr. Ihere for tho Mllbl-' “0 5“” m"! L" and George lloiui. troop t'ull’lrilllleo: L‘ “l mn't sr‘- 'll\‘ hm 10" n'i"l l ‘ ”1‘4"“ L‘ "L N ML" "”1
GUI idler. made another payment of Large Turnout IEllenwood, if someone could hover rm u hllrlll'lcli that comes, to those Ecuute: Donald Goodyear. .gmymu . . Lrli. uni" Sherwin thin-n to a private duo to tho m, .IL i.-
.‘Iwo 10 Hubbard. tinade mo bdlle"0 that ”he “mum lwti progress along the fluid through BullWllZ. John Ullblllimi. Rayilstord L II II .nd "e. "flit?" I ”\I i" .- ,‘(vm it» his sir-r. . h. LII I . ..5.

Hubbard on December :9. 1924, not-er have written better than that. tho day omen-ins the slime. Au llS- “mum. Goo”... “mm,” Ji-.,L . i,” __ wf' ‘” I“ ., 3'; “ ”‘ " ” "n “3“ m. i . .i- .» . i. . I.
“V. MI wile. Mrs. Annie 6. Hub- (COMLHHM from PM“ 0""-' Liiistond of bringing joy, it would tumnvo that lit the Full then. in Chum“. “farmer; slum” “a“ “lii‘r ht'i‘lill.‘ (hilH‘ mi. iiim . ix-i .\i.»ni u! lIirice rriutiwti ili'lith‘V‘L “L. ”I l .. \'lL\ Ll . _ ‘
berdva mormue on his property ......— have brought sorrow. We must him- control-t unit i~ot,..-ahni~‘nt "cont... Kenneth Buiiwiiz. Anthony l"'“'”“‘l “Fm“ “ML": “"0" I". “L” L WW? .lmf' "(Lia LL“ .CWLLLH-d’ ' L'L ‘ bio I‘" l ~ ..’ L‘ L
101‘ ”5.000. on security for NI. notes I Ellenwood eluted that he. like many growth, Adm-easing hitiibeli’ parties i Information him come from trun- l’npagno. Benjamin Rogers. .‘alilf‘h * tii‘i‘t'slzil tor :it- int-:lng lit'lll'vhwq- “CINE-'1:- .iilIllzioiIiI,,IiIiIi..I.- lm i;-.v.:. is. IIIIIIII it: IIIIII I . .. I .. 2..
vhlch were held by his wife. 0n" ttbers. spent a good deal at time ulnriy to uni hOi'h M the menu”... nml lIi-“ndt‘iutir't‘fs 0' ”M C1088 lhni Conroy. Lawrence lir-nry. wind LUN, ”I an”... ......" l)lll'lilll. \.L ”WI. m d'm‘m“ H 'm' .... in. “l _ . . .L

the following day. he notified Beers during the summtr months in tli'v [mm-[lion 1m i-gmupnged 'hl-l'n to .I 11"“ 5““‘14'5' Will 3"" “L's‘hrw‘l‘ 1” Sterling. Bonyiinlli “LLL'HL “‘3“ L v . ' - -~ ' - - th L ‘--"""'““ ”"“‘"‘“' L ‘h L ‘ ' L H L L.
w he intended to cancel] the ori- touring in his high-power“ l-‘oi-d grow. ~5puc1m ”mom 1”in rivlm subject of McGuire. lriing Uormtni. 'l'liommi and iiitlin; tut in: iron 5 iiiIaI ..I. ,.,. . IIL . .

. I contract. On December 31. its sold ”m “We sign, “-0,... not] The Wm sign on "III l'lmtl oh »i- LM“ izlionwood's nddresu and other Moore. Charles H. Razor“. Frank L """i-"h-‘“ “"‘r ('""""""‘ ‘\' 'l ““l' ‘ . L L. “ " L I‘ H “ L ‘
”N. the property owner conveyed only “1°“ "‘9 “‘gh‘my’ °[ theLMr lilinnwor-u s cite “or is NHL»; i marlin touturvn will be announced Fot‘tln. .iohn lvors. tonriorieor. 'iui; not~ :l min and ”WW -‘lllllli'i‘"- L ’ L ' U‘ ~ A
3. interest in the Property to his leountry but that they were Written ‘ ‘ p- ‘ ‘ * lam- this week. . Troop So. it ,_ “-1 4 m .- . .. . - 3‘ L
I'll. I)! quit claim deed. Mrs. Hub- 1n eternal order of things and no Raymond S. Shearwood. Bt'OilLlll m. . "W L ...” L " L' L

ttr; Stanley Iloyt and “intent i‘;ii:~.-‘ ' I L ’ W i ‘ L ”I L L
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urements Alt Pllllll .
Of North and Judd . I

Donald. Arnold Wosilierx. tondtll‘lt‘t‘f.
\ Troop No. 8

Arthur G. lieeinhuis. scoutmaster;

said was the next important sign.
He said the world is made tor

tot this own to traffic in geniral..Wollington was injured. Hie crew;
=h0‘~'r’-"-r~ ‘hv iii-1W" MS COOPI‘MN‘G and he tor-re rescued and brought to:
”‘5’“ 1h" Df‘i‘-'H‘Yn‘-"n‘- “‘L‘J‘MWT W" New York. The horses in tow bi“

 

 

 

51mm Balance

«moms. Feb-mm 1.—
1mm ‘iatn Thiilizn" not he»
an‘ee n clean of bsistnes no.
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growth. The gifts we have will only
fits ours as we use them The things
that is an excellent performance {or
us today becomes unworthy and
‘eenselees unless improved on

old
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bled not-3 that his two per
daughter wrote and the joy

 

n . ””L best assets the for western sohoo
mOrrow. ..e told of a little scrib-L teem tire banking to s W01 extent on

‘ NEAL NELSON

He's captain. of the University of Idaho basketball

afoot. accurate p'iissor and clever eh

the aggregation a winning campaign.

quintet. Fleet
at. and he stands out as one of the
i has had in seasons. l-‘oliowers of tho
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Joseph H. :ilalkin. assistant-scout-
mastor. o '
Wilbur F‘. Smith. Laurence K.
l‘niil end Robert. Wolfe. troop eon:-
mittee.
Scouts: Christophrr .Adnms. {ll'fil‘

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nihie and its work has been very

.H‘Lpiill. .in example of this coope-

the Wellington were cut loose after!

the collision and made Red Hook.

mtivo sn'rii occurred on Filvnrmineixyw Jorge-Iv under their own 8—”.

M“ ulzv \' “W 'h«'- ,-~oi.=...p1,.. org'iiiiivd

Ln \LliI\I‘L gang; and our: tut one of the

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L _ ‘ still iri~ from nurtiiul but rill avail-
motiiivl‘urd). James Simunsky. ios- thle means are twine used '0 I .3,“ (Centiniwd from 1»:sz Out” Lbuilding, which L‘JL'L.&,'>~‘-l .i-s'
ter Webb: second class. Arthur: ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ l ‘ . . .....- .. m :h "
-lisli norma' ovm-‘lflvrs L —' 'lhursdai. 03“““L L ' "a' ‘
.Anirein. William Bums. William' ‘ ‘ “ t “ leigbv vuilcvei: our! tin W in 0‘
Erie. Arthur t‘aldtveii. Howard Paid- "5mm“? 'r‘it‘SdMW EMMS‘! and l brakes which “WM the GM to “Add . e Wail} lemon; ‘TArL-‘jvuv tL .1}. 1':
well. 8am Dayton Oscar Drunks D othtr wnstu will he collected tit-Land crash into ”‘9 ”we“ Lt n o e. p ‘L‘ - if."
' - ‘ ‘ . ‘ J 1 1-4 . -1 L04“. mi n... ... . their tindingo to hosecut...i.-A..ui-
Douglass. Jerome Epstein. Herbert “"6““; "7““ regular Fi‘hfi‘d‘l-G- L "“5 ‘ “A“ 'L 'l L‘ W ' " \V -‘~ M Ma ”e
Edison anris Fort-l! \‘orman "" -—- ..-- LSN‘ullnc attorney. recommende‘ll mm at” iciflth lb. dwusb H": J
. v . ~' . - . II ‘ ~ . -l l" \\'§. “gt til. it
israemer. Thornton Lawrence. is .z ' “he '“kl'” arm“! “”1 driving care ..H . i t. .-
dore Levy. Mu Lipotaky. Sidney J. ' ChurCh Alldlence while drunk chorgrs be noller] .3 he L 1110 kin-“I"FL’Il-L‘KI? ottii ante I
Pofsky. Frank hlaillard. Everett Enjo S Orchestra "M the “”3“" “WW“ “‘3" Bur~ L :vhet 0: my? {:81 “511E,
Morley. Elmer Metzlsr. James Price. y goes was not the driver. i Jim“ n l “I “I f‘
mmies Price. Isadore Rudolph. ...w. A M” °' “0-” from ”‘9 CL’I’LLMWW’.” ”3 Lhfikwmm
George Usher. Alex Arisohn. Louis Th" ““7" [“5“ ‘ngrogam’n “1 the “‘35 presented. Th" “'35 for ”1'3 mm on. a 3’9““ “we.“ - . .. Q.
. 3,.an Walter Morrian, pm” Spe» Norwifilt Methodist church last eve- damage“ done to the fence on Armory the building “"15 CHL ' ’" "
took. tenderteet. nine new accorded a musical treat. Hill. Burgess agreed to swig for months “3“ L
Troop No. 9, for in place ot‘ the usual devotion- the damage. . , . . :t’ . .
J. Clare London. scoutinastor; 1i some», llir-i‘e was a short con- ~ 35“ BRl'lAih. llh‘ “‘LAH' '
James Callahan. assistant-scoutmu. Ci‘ri 1.13" the Norunlk Synlphony Or- ‘ Building ““99“" L’f‘ward,‘1‘ Hen-
ter. chum-t The three numbers of the Woman Is Murdered MES? today demo-l that “SLY“C‘W‘“
Neil Pearce. Henry w, Kellogg program were well selected by Clar- had been issued by Line dalidl‘hnlvrj:
and Arthur H. Cblitem. troop com- once Ctiblo. the director and were For Revenge In No Ye f" 11“ demolishing oi? the beifry L‘
mlttee. grr-ntly cnjngivd try the people. the First Congregailionaid chukrcit.

\ Scoutsi Robert Cliltiim. first class The numbers “are: NEW YORK Feb SS—(AP The “"1““ ““5 “0°" 8" L“ “m m“ “
merit. Hoeard Arlington: second "Italians in Algerian-noosim, body of an unldentidea worn“: who the heart oi the elii‘i for years. He
class. Augumne Scalisl. William "Stilie"~—\‘anrinn. . . sad that the tower lell be kept uni

apparently one shot to d eth because _
Oeddes. Charles lloslo. Mnrshall Avi. tat—"Dunn." she gave testimony in a criminal der obsm-mtion usL reports were
eon. Irvine Geddee. George (temps, . Hill—"Sleepy Ruhr" case was 10;)“ today on a now- made that it was swaying,
Earle Guthrie. wall” Wm” RO' (i‘Lw‘L’Gl‘ThW' bani; on 54th street. near «venue ' --.... "a“
hold Pierce. Thomas Rice. Edward "ii'hisporln: Hope"-Alico linw- ' ‘ A “radio knife." L bloodless: in»
Rice. Carl Wason. tenderteoi. thorns. ' ‘Pollce said that part of a torn strument for use in surgical work. i‘
Troop No. to The last numbn- of the nrugrnm typewritten paper found in her cloth- has been invented. i
1:5 William Wolfe. scoutrnester: Al- was uropiionaiiy well rendered and “'13 indicated she had been murder. Th“ mm ”98 phonograph h“ e
bert Munhell. nesisient-scoutmaster. pleased the gathering ed for rum“ The contents of the frequency range 0!L from 100 *0
John Spencer. Daniel Sullivan and -- “.--“... 19"” I ”a ivlthhe'd 5.000 strokes at a painter are as in-
Edwtu-d Barrett. troop committee. IN A BAD WAY I "b u; ' . kill d dividuel vibrations aioecond.
Fcouts Earl Bloom. We,” 00. LADY .1. . . . - . tis elleved at she “as e . L
' “ ‘3 ”95°“ ”3mg thud: in another art of the city and her ‘
I chin. \Yilliam Jolte. Rodolphe Ka- CHILD: Ma’s a golf widow and h . h .pl t h L f
I tons. kenneth Lee. Jack Robins. pa's s brides widower and it looks 0d! t S?“ n 0‘ e snow romhan RED AG
5 RM“ Rut“- \Wllbur Serler. MI- like I'm Rolng to be a divorce or- am°m° & The “mm mm 3".
I shoot Stet: Benjamin Sugden. James phsn. —-Lite. " “bum hair. was Shm twice. in the; SPECIALS L
.5. Sutton. Herman Wempe. tondt‘rfoet. -—-~~——~--—».-.-_ -«~._.. head “1" m the bflm She Md
III Troop No» I: . also been beaten in the face and L
I Alfred new“ Alkfl'l. scoutmaster: Clalnls Estate her nose WEB (natured. MEN’S LUITS
I Edwin Wheeler and Paul Jame. u. ‘ V COAIS
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. Crawford Yorme. Samuel Keeler . " ' AT TUPPEB LAKE. V Y
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