8. Son Know
9 ' City Briefs
TONIGHT‘S EVENTS.
. Riolto-v‘firsuo"
Regent—«‘ooug and bones Mon."
Palace—"The Little Irish Girl."
oi Church at 4: 80.
March 16. -- Women's Foreign
lesionsry Society homo Mrs. Clare
dams.
March 16 .-Glrl Scout Training
Gigs at G. W. Club.
arch 16.- -"Ms.ggle and Jiggo"
Supper, Auxiliary McKinley Comp.
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. . ,. COMING "uqu'i‘s
March 17.-Monthly Most of Mo-
. our Club Nor-walk Congregation-
‘4 at church. o, _,
March I 7.—-SC. Patricks' Party.
Dacrkeepor' s Circle King's Daugh-
tors.
s March 17.-Wsnoma St. fiatrlfli's
Party at Red Men's Hell Main
Street.
March 17.--St. Patrick's
Star of Columbia.
Much 18. - Wanoma Council —
Great Chief of State to visit.
March 18. -- Get Together Nor-
walk M. E. Church—Ladies“ Aid So-
clety.
March 18.--American Association
$.08 University Women open most at
omo of Mrs. George Knapp 178
East Avenue. .
March 21 ——Fanny Crosby Me-
morlai Service‘s N. Congregation-
oi Church.
March 28. —-Suppsr Young Peo-
ple's Musical s. Dramatic Guild.
Marsh 22.- eetlng of Mildred
Aller Professional 'Dancing Class.
March 23. —Annual meeting Cel-
vert Club. ,
March 26. -Open House Girls‘
and Women's ((‘lub Motion Picture
"‘Einpty Hands to be shown.
93‘”:
Party—
_An important meeting of the new
Advisory board of2 the Norwalk
Chapter of Du Moley will be held
Friday evening in the Do Molar
club house in West avenue. At this
,. time. s new "Dad" will be elected to
ucceed Howard W. Gotham. as the
“Idvisor of the boys. While no one has
be definitely named as yet. it is
un erstood that C. Otis Fitch. popu-
lar secretary snd'tressurer or the
City National Bank. and a great
friend of all boys. will be electedto
the office.
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"-—The cleaning dyeing and lures.
2 slug of garments is given the closest
attention at The Twin City.Valet‘s
Establishment. Work called for and
delivered, 67 No. Main St. :Phone
408.2—Adv. . .
Alfred B. Somers. 61 Fsirdeld
venue is a. visitor in New York City
' . day. _
o o s
, ii
{aw-Radios and DVlctrolas sold. on
easy terms, Donnelly.—-Adv. ‘
; ,o o o
. The interior of the home of Abrso
ham Modne, 66 Putnam avenue, is
being redmorstod.
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A—Lehigh coal, Harris & Guns.—
‘Adv. I,
, s o s
The many local friends of Mrs.
“Albert Schwebel, 2of West Haven.
other of Roryland A. Schwebel. of
1 Reed s . will be passed to
hear that oh iis recOVsring nicely
from s severe illness .
.O O O
-—Anthrscite *sizes v“‘"ZEIorI-ls d:
Gano: wAdv.’*
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.. Mlos Margaret S. Wilson. librarian
,ths Norwslk library. was the
'sker at the meeting of the Young
pic's Society of the First Con-
gilegationei c rah, Sunday evening
Mist Wilson retlewod six well
known books. 2 ‘
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Wot-km n. Geissior Inc.
of New York City. have almost com.
pleted‘ work on thefbeautlful new
Sherwood Pennington memorial in
'n-lnity church. This memorial.
will be de‘dlested with appropriate
ceremonies next Sunday at 10: 80
o'clock. The Acolyte’s guild of
Trlnty church. and also the Young
ople's guild will attend the ser-
es in a body". Members of the
' rwe‘it chapter of DeMolsy are
planning to attend the services.
Kiss Belle Bate of Commerce
street woo in New York City.. Sun-
dd.
y '0‘.
Mrs. William Piepenbrlnk of New
. Bevin visited on Sunday. with her
sister. Mrs. Vincent Cloud. 105
South Main street. . ,1
=2' , > I O O '
‘~Rsiph Buttery. of Silvern'iino.
spent the week-end with Miss Vern
”Young. of Stamford.2
O
HBe‘rnard Gutmsnn. of. Slivermlno
is boring the interior of his home
decanted by the Norwslk Hard
,wers conipsny; . .1...
‘Many local trout fishermen are
their fishing poles and
Priming... of stones is: the
the trout lesson. two
John M. Hurley. city editor of
The Bridgeport Post. former: Nola
walk boy. sod Else forests Keene.
of Bethel. will be married Easter
Monday morning. in Betheh
' = O O I
Win 1". Nash. ll mum‘s
meats spending. today in Hort-
ford: bullpen. _
PAGE FIVE
P
olo'ssf‘. at the nest mum of” the
lodge. Monday
stun. .
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Judson Cottot. of Main str'sot,
Westport. has been transofsrrod
from the Westport cities of stu-
nodtlcut Light snd' Power poor
to the Norwslk oiiice. . u, .. '
, o o o . 2 .
Benjamine Mills, State street.
Westport. visited with friends in
Norwslit yesterday.
0
.7th Heroes. 11. 10 Church street.
South Norwslh. who token tothe
Norwoik Hospital at 9205 last night
suffering from o badly out hand.
The young lad was playing at .his
home and he fell on a piece of “gloss.
Tho tendon of his left hand was ..
severed. Dr. I. Rosenthai treated
the youngster.
fortably today, J
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Dr. Robert E. Purdue. health of-
ficer. reports that there are about 25
cases of measles among the children
of the city.
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“2'2 A pair of nose glasses was {blind
and t nod over to‘ the first district
policfiesterdsy. The owner may
have'glasses by applying at thepm
lice station. ‘
The first district police want to a
new building on Belden avenue. yes-
terday. at the request of contractors.
to stop .young boys from stealing
nails and other material.
_ , o‘ s~ 2e ,
.The South 'Norwaikwpoiice re-2
celved- ‘2 a. complaint about ' boys
brsdklng windows in the born .of
the Batch and Bailey company,
Ann street. Patrolman LouisBi-ehni
investigated the matter.
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~Yankee Boys Dinner. Ophir
Chapter. No. 62. 5 to 7 p. to. Wed-
nesday. 75c. ——odv. , .fl‘
. s- o O ,
The regular meeting of the Frank
C; Godfrey Post, No. 12.~Arnericsn
Deglon‘wlll-be held in 0dd.Fellows
hall. South Main street this eve-
ning
A large delegation of members of
the local post will attend a meeting
of the Fairfield County posts in the
Legion Homc.. Danbury,’ tomorrow
evening . 3 .
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Mr. and Mrs. James Irving. of
Hill street. plan to leave Saturday
for Huntington. W. Va.. where t
will incite their home. Mr. Irving
assistant make-up man of The Ev;
ning Sentinel. _
O O O
The Veco Manufacturing oom-
pony. manufacturers of electric fit-
tings. , at 186 Washington street.
have been. granted a. trademark for
electric oond it fittings. and electric
wiring devlc
a
C U 0
Shufclt 6a. Marslco. 8 cove avenue.
East Norwaik. have purchased a
new Chevrolet ton truck from W. B.
Austin, Chevrolet Sales and Service
of South Norwslk. .
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Rogers and Stevens, 14 South
Main street South Norwaik. ’ha‘vs
purchased a new Chevrolet i’coupo
from W. R. Austin Chevrolet Sales
and Service of. South Nortvalit.
ANNIVERSARY OF
SIXTH EDIFICE
iS TOMORROW
First Congregational
Parish Is To Have
Luncheon By Way of
Dbserfing Event.
The First Congregotionsi “church
on the Green ‘wlll’ohserve‘: the first
anniversary of. the dcdlcatiou. of'the
new church tomorrow. No cors-
mtfi‘iies havoneen arranged. but the
Dourkeeper-‘s clr'clo will rve an on-
ultersary luncheon’ at noon in the
parish house.
Tamers-ow is not only significant as
the first anniversary of the- now edi-
dce. but it is also near the mower
sary. of the organization of the met '
church in Norwalk. 87d yearsxogo.
Sires the erectionrof the first church
in East avenue. in 1659. seven years
after the society’s organization, .there
have ‘ been =slx churches. including
the present one. The early churches.
those erected in 1668.1678 and ‘1780
were all located“ in East avenue. The
fourth church was erected on the
Green 1111788, sud the ”thin 18.48.
48.;ou the same location. This was
destroyed by fire on November 20,
1817.
Work was started on the present
beautiful structure on March 17.
1814. The cornerstone was laid May
1. of the some your. by the Rev.
Augustus Beard. D. D. veneraSls
Congregational clergyman.- «A- three
day service of dedication concluded
Moi-ch 17. 1826. marking: the coin-
pieiion of the church.
*2 no man Ernest r. McCregor-g Ph.
D.. hols9 been: posilor of the church
since 1 For 1’ provibns
to mature Rey.- (from 1:3.
bort. flow or Flushingd'n 1.. had
been pastor.
EVERYBODY WORKED 30’!
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Wmu'
father writs this essay?"
“quio’srn. Be sisrtod it but
did your
. mother had to do it oil ovorsgsin.“
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Phil»wshlo. Nouns
sum-thstpouysstsrdsyoftsrb
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insists" degreo was son
on o close of candidate. M
W'mooiina shoor Broth
.11d 1*
2 mm .
Joseph Tobin. posood‘. owsyooriy
tilsnsrhmgutbooonoodhispo-
room its. and Mrs. Joesph Titans.
78 smile. sftairgxo‘
mush. Hewss oneorsofogs. Boo
IldeIJlll amp new is
ourvfkd”by rso‘: sinus; ins.
:‘smsséwothgln. wrote. and
night. at Well 1,
lie is resting com- ?
: much
iirst degree will be conferred on o ‘
1 iii
Mrs. Howard Chandler Christy
wife of‘ the ‘fsinous' a'rtist. neverP
bobbed' her hair' ”while she was s
model. 'But now' she's starting. In
Los Angeles she said she had “port.
ly bobbed it." ulna 'wouid have it
out real short by‘ the time she got
tacit to New York.” ' .
THE A- DROP
45 Per Cent Reduction
Goes In to Efiect
Here—Remit Cf
Ponce: Vigilance.
Norwiilk New Canaan. Green-
wich. Stamford and Darren were
yesterday morning given s. 46 per
cent reduction in residence burglary.
theft and lemony lnsurdnée rates by
the National Burea'u of Casualty
and Surety underwriters. conibrislfta
43 tinsurance companies. 2
This' reduction“- fcllowed s; carefu‘
investigation into the decrease oi
burglaries and thefts bore and in
nearby communities which has been
attributed to thh- increased vigilance
of the police of' theoe places and the
severe tins-2 and sentences imposed
upon those arrested. John L. Hines.
manager of the local offices of the
Travelers” nuian'cs company. said.
"liridg‘epbréalong‘wuh the ‘rest of
the. state except; the ssctfott“nsur
New York city.,has for'ocversl-yssrs
had s. rate of Hi .10 on 81; 000, one
of the lowest roles in ‘tho country.
while New 'Csnun. ’ Watsmford
Greenwich. News": and Darisu
have had o rate of 892 on 81 000."-
rather high figure. Starting yes-
te'rddy morniu'g this rate Was re-
dusbd to that of. the rest of the
stats. .
"It was due “holly to tho on-
forcement of the low in Connecti-
out " Mr Hines said; He also point-
ed out this reduction. as o. significant
proof that. the insurance. csmpsuies
contrary to the general opinion. are
not seeking opportunities to raise
the rates. "Tho insurance compan-
lee will. if it is war-rented. reduce
rates" he sold.. 2 .. ;
W
JMIES S. REMINGWAY. NEW
HAVEN BANKER DIES
James S. Hemingway. vice-presi-
dentof the Second Notional bank
and secretary~trcosurer of- the New;
Haven savings book. died let his
home in that city yesterday. He who
in his dowryear and he‘d“ been set.
ing in be knig circles in New Haven
foriman years. Death was due to
heart disease” from which Mr.
Hemingway he'd‘i beenlsuflering for
some time. .. ..
Dr. Anderson, Recent
CruSaderAHeraaTslks
To Bridgeport Claims
beri Of Commerce.
In his sddrbss on” “The Soul of
the City" at the Bridgeport Cham-
be: of Commerce luncheon in that
city yesterday. ‘Dr. deorge Wood
Anderson; noted. evangelist. scored
those: who brbak the lows of the
country because they do- not -bs‘-2
have in they and ssoo‘i't'rtost the
fabric of America depends on reve‘r-
sn'ee for all laws.
'"A’li who .do‘ not believe :in.s.; i"...
hsvsaporieotrighttoopposo it.
they; have the no goes“ it is
wrong. end: the” appeal it.
But the only ssfoty'lfor tho repnolic
:43:th lowsodsvsryW
ism.
good cituon Should ob'iy’ the law
“we!“ ”if" 132? "n”. Andes-so
Buriiig is" r i n
likened th‘e’Chimbsr. of “WW“
to tile old m unsound!
detects-t its; can do
to create the rig t kind)!
. WEAF, NEW YORK—408.
Po u." ‘i
two—Dinner music. .
6:66—"Verse." K. Emmet.
, 7: ooq—vtvion. Sherwood contralio.
7: 10-Columbla~ University French
Course. .
.7. ail—American Composers
gram.
MOO—Mole Quartet:
Silo—The Twins. '
0:00— ready ,Hour. ,
lO:00-—" dlo A u c ti o n Bridle
Game. "
10: lilo-Vincent Lopez's Orchestra.
11-12-Ross Corman‘ s OrChestra.
211'” NEW 103K456.
pro-
P. M. _ .
7:00-—-“Boston Terriers." .by rank
Dole. of the Herald. une.
7:80-—-Uiiited States; Marine Band.
10: Oil—”Dorian." the grand tour.
10:4“ George Olscn' s Orchestra
635. NEW YORK—ills.
6: .omg—Uncic Goebcc. .
6: s ~chk Hughes. ukelele solos.
6: 46—Billy Rhodes. barytoiie.
,7: 00—Arrowhrad Orchestra.
8; (lo-Orchard Trio.
8: Bib—Threshold Players.
9: Oil—Crystal dance orchestra.
8: 80~Brighton Seronadexa- ,
10: 30—Arrowhead orchestra.
WEN, NEW YORK—361.
P. M.
6: OOhTreosni-cland Neighbors. .
6: all—Everglades Qrchcstra.
7. Oil—Iceland Orchestra.
7. 30~Osldand' at Chateau.
8: 00~People's hour.
8. oq—Loew's Orchestra. 2
8. SO—Biliy Gleason and entertain-
ers.
tome—"With the Poets.“ N. T._G~
loud—Rubey Cowanls. Company.
10:26—liarry Butler. tenor. 2 . .
ii: 80-Al Ruymo’s Entertainers.
11 (mld).—.Harry Richmsn's Enter-
miners.
WBPI. NEW YORK—268.
6:00-~Ray Nichols arch tra: talk.
7: (lo—Warner Theater H r: artists
and Holly“ and Five archer
' .1..~ ti’l. ' '
'l:46-—Popul_sr Science talk.
8. 00-418“: Infantry Bond.
9: Oil—Viola iii. Bryan. sopiuno;
Ethel Pearli’nhn. plane.
10: Oil—Nugent’s Collrsiotcs. '
WEBB. \‘EW YORK—218..
P, M.
6: lib-Radio idik.,Blli schudi
6: 80—Jhiaicsiic String. Ensemble.
ii: ail—Connie's Orchestra.
WLWL NEW YORK—2&8.-
P. M.
.13
(Hi-Plano; "Speedwritinl‘b"
:3(i-Preuilor Quartet.
Min—Violin recital: "Books."
now-Premier Quartet; iulk
:45~—Musicaie. .
““1810.ha YORK-mom}.
40—41110 Canadians.
lillrlliurkut high spots.
iii—The ‘t‘unsdians.
35~—‘ My Job" Winter Russell.
TOO—Schnth annual indoor truck
and tleld games.
“BNY, NEW YORK—458.
. M.
2:57.-.. Law series, Charles Vilss.
dcx.
;.‘ll‘i~~.'\‘iudio program. ’
:lSv-Orlnnrio'o Concert Orchestra.
ti he‘ll. ‘Winilcld Sccor.
:30-Clnude . Wari‘ord'o Singers.
15~llliurios Spanish Ensemble.
:~i.'.u---"Th 'ougii WRNY." Loon Atl-
olm n.
:00~Anliu Browne‘s-Musicale.
:OI’I-—l,'p and Down Broadway.
\l’Mt‘A, NEW YORK—Ml.
. iii.
WOO—Toke". Voll's liner-mine.
~trill—’l‘nroliy Orchestra.
:Ilfl~——'l‘wiii Oaks Orchestra.
215—».irthur West. songa
mun—Pace program. I
:15——Pnlmor pen lesson.
245:»- “llow to Drive."
:Sfl~-"I‘:tngo orchestra.
:mi-...1-';mlo Golden's Orchestra.
‘ (midi—-Euteriuiucrn.
f mam, xnw Inuit—.273.
.‘il.
le’l~—K0n\'t'00d Orchestra.
:JS—A L. Jacobson. barytono.
film—ll ullxoud talk Gnrimv (Peer.
2'. lvtmulon B1 ro'loid, cntoriuln-
or.
:2 :.»—\‘.w York Collegiuns
“'B\Y. \‘Ew \ORK—‘lo
‘I‘IL
2.. nleack Dunn's Orchestra.
Him—Al Wilson Players.
:3I'i-'rlirvo, Harps. songs.
624.3 u—Mnit‘y Silvfir‘r nml Nash.
p‘u‘iwfieorgla Rsmblors' Cil'E’h".‘Sll‘Ll.
iO'iS—Hnddy I)-'-'ion. songs.
“'03. NEWARK—405.
Phi.
MIR-~17“! Wuihoy. “Sports."
ii::i<'|--—.\’ows bulleiin.
I7:-ll‘|~.‘ilildlo program.
:rli‘)~(‘nnenhngnn Ov‘uri: i.
‘1 -r
r: ’
—:.
—s. m flaw-3
envy
. r
‘.
“'SJ, NEWARK—252.
’P. M.
i::iu——i"rolghton-Allen. pianist.
fulfimilour of music.
illt‘H’lv-u‘i. \V. Jarret.
Hulk-Murphy Mitsicnlr.
li-i?~llnrry cox‘s Orchestra.
Nichols Fined For
avenue. Folrfioid who-was arrested
on a charge of assault. on the com-
plaint of. oseph 'A.‘Wskemun. son
of-Bocow aliemsn. was fined $15
sand costs in the Fairfiold Town
court yesterday by Judge Clarenvc
R. Hall.
Attorney Louis 3mm: attempt.
ed to show the court that Wilkeman
was trying to make Nichols sign it
releose ofs‘lien in order {to get
some‘morigago money while Proso-
cuter ‘Wilila‘rn AFKiIiodlla emphasiz-
ed‘ the point thut‘Nicholo-hsd used
morethunrhecessary force to pro-
Ooct the sanctity of his home. The
court room was crowded for the UM
ss‘both"nien are well known in icon
and hell supporters of their causes
in the court room. .
There Was considerable laughter
when it was instilled that a dog bi
both Wakeman and ,Nichois as the
animal: waseconfus'ed by the frucns.
Ex-Newspa er Man 22
Dies n Danbury
Edward L. Board, 78, tormei
newspaper man and former mana-
gsra'o!‘ the. Savannah. (1a., 2 oillcc or
thelAssociatcd Prosa’died of pneu-
mania ln‘Daubury‘Sulldiy. His body
wss taken to Cambridge. Mass for
bdrm. Mr. Beard moved to Dan-
bury. three years ago. He was at
one tune associated with Boston
newspaper's sud was also on the
aim of tile New England Associated
Press. before its members became a
; _ part of the Associatsd Press.
iAssa'ulting Wakemanf
Royal Ellis Nichols of il'ironson'
«Naval Recruiters In
Search Of Mechanics
Tin: now 1.7: S. New
xiiiion in the city hall is now in
lull operation.
Engineer First Class
l).nnls who is in charge of the rith
lion stated this-morning he had a
number of inquiries from local
voting men who were thinking of
enlisting in the navy.
He said that the now was drslrous
of cullsilu machinists. coppcrsmiths.
hollermnkors. blueksmlihs and pat-
tern makers. .
The office in the city court room
is open from 8 a, in. until .5 p. m.
Measles Takes Leap
Upward In State
A-nsiv high total 061.784 cases
of measles. or 247 more than during
previous weeks: was mode to the
slate departmen .of health. during
the past week. ‘ iic epidemic is in.
tense st 'l‘orrington. where there
the week.
i g the period and other communi-
cable diseases showed a decrease.
Recount 0f Park City
A regcountof the children in the
Bridgeport schools. between the ages
of 4 and 16. mustabe mode to the
state before Bridgeport“: allotment
of about.580.000 will be paid. '
The blots board or education finds
thwut there are slight errors sp-
patently unwittingly made. nlilcn
w.hen corrected. will change the
amount due the city
Sues Mother-in-Law ioir $100, 000
_ Lorrm'n L‘.
Kane. former
under-study
in “Abie' s
-2 Irish Rosa”.
- has sued Iier"
. mother 1- l'n -
IUD. un-
Estella C.
Sfroud of
. Pittsburgh.
‘ “for 8100.000.
site
a'12'7u«—»._<|mrte; commerce theater in-
provcd unsucceer rm,
nor. BAILEY
2 mums-cum
economist of tho Traveler‘s Insur.
‘iho speaker at tho weekly meeting
2of the Norwnlk Kiwanis club. at the
l
i
3 American Hobo."
lil‘lCl. Governor Philbrook. Portland.
. Maine.
enskml to meet at the Royal James
recruiting: ‘
George ‘
um (01 new cases reported during,
Cases of pneumonia increased dur- l Keeler’
Pupils To Be Made .
Wbun loo Jams ILLQCRH‘I iii: Al-i
legheny River at Franklin, Pui. had
cuustd disastrous floods and trans-
poriatlon iio- -ups. Prof. Howard '1‘.
lllrnes of McGiii Univcislty. Mou-
tree] tried to ptoxide rcliet by
binning thcimlie in the ice. Ills of-
texts to 'burn' 'thc packed l«: e cakes.
boomer.
I
ON THURSDAY
Hartford Economist To
Discuss “The Ameri-
can Hobo”—-— District
Governor (outing.
William I?
Protease: Bailey
nnco cuiiipnny. Ilurtford. will be
ltoyul James lnn. Thursday noon.
Professor llallr-y will. speak on'v"'i'lic
in addition to the speaker, Dis-
will be present. and Will give
rt brief talk. Lieutenant -Govcrnor
Kennedy. New lluvrn, will also be
present.
Th7 directors of the. local tilub are
‘ut 210.230. “here they will be given
an oppoxluniiy to meet the ofllclslu
and discuss ioutluo business
Air Station Chief Is
Ordered To Sub. Base ,
Comm’nndrr Jucob'li’ Klein. Jr..
{executive oiliccr' of the naval air
station at liakrhurst. N. J. has
been relieved! of tliis' command.
which he held for three years. and
has been ordered in report to the
New London submarine division.
Commander Klein was one ‘of the
four American oliicers who made
the trans-Atlantic flight in the dir-
lgilile Zdl-ii, now the Lou Articles,
and took mnny. test flights in‘ the
ill-fitted Shenandoah. He was in
command of the stniiou lest Sep-
tember when the Shenandonh‘wso
wrecked in a storm in Ohio result-
ing in the death of Commander
Zachary Lanedowne and 132 of her
crew. Hu had charge of the Navy
department probe into the accident
and was a witness at. the congres.
Isionai investigation which follow
New Canaan
Warden, Passes Away
Benjamin H. li'cclom warden of
:the New Canaan boiough. died at
his home yesterday of heart disease
drier liming been ill since August.
Homes 69 years old and a. native of
Bridgeport. his parents going to
New Canaan when he was a. young-
star. ~ ,
In 1904 he graduated from Balti-
more Dental college ond established
an office in New Canaan immediate-
ly afterwaud He was it member of
Psi Omega. Dental fraternity. a
member of .liarmony Lodge A. .F‘.
and A. .11.. and Worcester Lodge.
1. O O. F. of which he” was at one
time the head.
01-. Kceler was elected'aBurgess
in 1838 and Warden in 1824 He
;h£'lS and suicide, wai maps. helmets,
‘gus masks, otllc:crs' ornaments. kits.
“Best You Can Buy
"SALEM"
TEA -
So Concoded by All Udoro
Those Seeking War
Trophies Must Hurry
Gowrnor Trumbull unuounmvd
yesterday that towns or organiza—
tions planning to secure our (120
phics til dmlccs must not soon. rm
the allotment made to Conncctloui'
by the nor dcpailmcnl will be with—
di‘awn May 1. when l't‘i‘LiiolillH‘l't will
begin. limiting the muitriul from
which a choice may be made.
The most porrulur trophies that
remain include about a dozen heavy
and light :iriilloiy field “pieces
Large numbers 01' snmll arms. gren-
ades of the potato mosher type. sa-
/’
Says Stomach i
Aclied For Days
Brooklyn.
Writes —- “i-ood made me sick lust
also rc- to look at it. My stomach pained.
knopsocks and
main.
The full list is available at the
governor’s 0mm and towns or or-
ganizations ulshlrg to secure any of
these for memorm or permanent
exhibition. firm: unly to assume the
cost of shipment from Mctuchcn or
uniforms.
taking Carter's Little Liver Pills l
have completely eliminated these
conditions"
Carter's Little Liver Pills move
the bowels in a gentle manner. free
from pain and unpleasant a or
effects Theydo It
and all applications should be made
to the governor's 0mm (or every one m "‘9 iomlly
Draggists. 25 & 75c red packaged
l was lesriully constipated After .-.
liarltnn. N. .l. The npprm‘ai of the 0! contain calm _
Governor in ni‘t‘vssnl'y on all ro- “: mercury. uersl units. or
quests for shipments to this state. M " lormiug drugs They are
Commissioner Hart.
Is Back On the Job"
County (ifommlssioney Charles II.
Hart of Bcihel lnlurrd by an auto-
mobile February 8 When on his
way home from the railroad station.
pill in an ii]'ipC~.'«ii2.'llliM at his office-
in the county building. Bridgeport
MILLINERY
K. A.
POLHEMUS
yesterday. the tin't limo rim-v the LEADING mnmn
accident. ll~ rmolwd :1 welcome
and congretulaiions oi the other‘ -
commissioners nml office force. 61 Norulmaln Street
There were fears of one time that
Commissioner llnrt was not going ir'
survive the shoal»: of the collision.
Phone3l4-5. So. N orwaik
Felts—Silk and Straw Combinations
Season’s Most Fashionable Millincry
ROBERT 21' soars mam 8mm
. SOUTH NORWALK
Schultze's Wednesday Specials
Fresh Shoulders ...... .. . . .1. .
~.uSirloiii Sicak . . . . . .
Fresh‘Hams .
Veal Cuilot .....
Round Steak .. . ..
Loin Veal Chops
21c 11).
.38c lb. 2
. .32c lb. 2
.45c1b.‘ ’
.35c ib’.’
.40c lb. 2
o IDIOIIOCIII
Schulize’s' Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. South. Not-well ;
39 mi 48 Main Street. Norwslk ”
Weapon, Georgetown, Durien, Stamford. Black Rock. Bridgeport
GEXHEBE’S
Phone Prompt
527 Delivery
"IT‘S HERE [F “'8 HOUBIWMRE"
BIRD CAGES
Make it a point to come and see the
leaves one son and a brother living
Canaan
S. N. Boat Club and
Eagles _To Have links
5 Permits have'been grantedby City
'Clerk Stephen Dokne to' the South
Norwelk Boat club to hold. a fslr in
their club rooma‘Shor‘efront Park
from April 17 to 88. and to "the
Eagles to hold a fair in their- rooms
from April 10 to 17..
DANBUBY‘MAN- DIES
Leopold Levy. president of the
Dsdbury Merchants" vo‘soeeistion sud
'-tor many years a leading business
man in Danbury. died suddenly Ii
his home in idiot city yesterdhy. He
was s. native of Gornnny. so yesrs
old and' unmarried. .;
l
in Springdsle and a brother in Newi
i
new stock of birt‘ca‘ges. You will be
surprised to see the great many tilflel'out _
designs and styles. They are built to give 5
good wea'r, we carry the well known
Hendryx make. Very reasonably priced.)
‘33 Washington Street
,1
You can’t; have these admit-v.
. ‘ 'tages—unlessyoiizwe‘ar ‘2‘
this shoe!
”Immanuel-meme
srjroilt
Alwsys'rou not
AlwiysWslts
mm ..
Mshsndiiesrfllon
DONNEILY’S
does make your feet active
"Ind oomfortabie.’ But you
must wear this shoe! There .
is no substitutewthc feo- :
’usmfitl I001. .2
sxotusivs st'iliirora -.
do. lot-volt W
Mr Leonard (Nasserr
A
1.:
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coated. small. easy to take and safe '
up.
South Norwolk. 0883.
Norwalk Chronicler