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A proscenulncn
1926.
7.4
Monday At Royie
: School To Discuss
._3 Overlilgllfiiike. ~
liens are under way to re. dance
to be given under the auspices oi
. the Del-ion Improvement association
“' at the Boyle school. Beturd sve-
ainp'. April 10.» The annual s in
charge has secured the ssrvio o!
s. dance orchestra. new to perish
sane. lovers. and the evenlorl en~
«moment promises to be a Jolly
one. 1
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The Darion Boy Scouts will meet
oMndsy at the Boyle school. at 1
o'clock. Plans will be made icr so
. overnight lulu which- is scheduled
‘ to take place from oMndsy. April 5
, to Wednesday. April 7. The loos.
_ tlon Will be the cabin oi! the ihle
. Oak Coon club. at Vista. New Yer-ll.
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CHURCH NOTICES
St. John’s R. C. Church, Neroeob
Rev. .1. .1. McGusne.
Mass will be celebrated at 8280
and 10:80 a. m". '
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St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Noroton
Rev.,Floyd s. Leach. rector
8:80 a. in. Holy communion.
9:“ a. in. Church school.
10:“ e. m., Morning prayer. and
sermon. \
, e e a
notion Conventional Church
Rev. G. A. Tattle. pastor
. 9:45 a. in» Sunday school. -
. it e. u». Morning worship. The
pastor will speak on. “Some Rules
That Have no Exceptions."
3 p. 111.. Junior 0. Id. The pastor
will have charge of the meeting.
6:80 p. 121.. c enlor C. E. Topic.
to "What Are So "a or the Things s
‘ . agitation Should Believe?" Leader.
. AlbertaMsther.
1:80 p. m.. Evening preachins ut-
vloe. The poster will speak on. “flow
in Can Maire it Easier tor People
to Do Right and Harder lei-Eben!
to do Wrens." .
Wednesday. 8p. m..
prayer service.
to Prayer."
' Thursday. 8 p. m.. Choir rehearsal
at the parsonage. '
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mideweek
Topic. "Some Aids
Dr. Paton or the Rye Methodist
church will conduct the services at
he Darien M. E. church tomorrow.
n excbsnxe with litev. J. W. Morgan.
o
“i {Two services willbé "conducted at
the Dal-ion Congregational church
during Holy Week. one go Wednes.
day night and the other.‘ e. ccl'nv
‘ munion service. on Thursday eye-
nins‘. ‘
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Charles A. Brep'cr. of N'oroton
Heidbts. has been issued a patent for
generator for steam pressing irons
y the United states Patent Office.
dated March iii. according to a' re-
: 'ort issued by Wooster dt Davis. pa-
.nt lawyers of Bridgeport. Mr.
, Brewer aseisnca the patent to the
Cannon Engineering co. ot‘ Brook;
lyn. N. Y.- 3 . . ’
Troop 1. Newton Boy scouts. hold
its regular weekly meeting lest nizht
at their clubroomf. .
The Missionary society or the
Christian Endeavor circle or the
" Dorian. Consresationel church held
it food sale this morning at the New
port, Market. Railroad avenue. from
9 tom o'clock.
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The children's confirmation class
or so Luke's Episcopal church met
yesterday alternogn at 4 o'clock.
I
. Robert McWhirtcr. oi Noroion
Heights. has purchased the home of
' Miss Arnold. pine street. Nerotoo
'Iloisiiis.’ ..f .
Miss a... , . at the Post road,
perien. is destined to her horns with
.fther/xrippe. _ ,, :
all-whet " meal...
“iterator s lewdsn.
nonunion.
Boy ' Scouts To Meet
' . deld. New Canaan.
*~ to ROWAYTON
FORHOSE noun
HAS ARRIVED
Young People’s Society
of Baptist Church to
, Elect Officers Sun-
dey‘Evening -_
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The iurnituro which the commit-
teo. appointed at the last meeting oi
tllomncwayton Hose company. was
to purchase for the clubrooms. has
arrived} The new furniture consists
of tour tables. three easy chairs. and
it plain choirs. it is probable that
Captains George and Frank R.
Stevens will be ensased to stain
ibis furniture to match the rooms
in which they are placed.
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Friends or Miss Harriett Rider.
who has been confined to her home
in Crew avenue tor three weeks with
an attack or the None. are glad
to learn that she is able to be out
again. a e e ‘ h
wEaster Post Cards. Booklets and
Folders at Allen's Drug Store—adv.
0 0 0
George A. Wright. Jr.. well known
siege manager. is spending several
days ‘syitli his family at their home
in Crow avenue. Mr. Wright's coin-
pansus at present playing in Spring-
ileid, Mass.
e a
An important meeting; of the
Young People's, s low o! the Bap-
tist church will it held after the
Sunday evening service. There will
be an election or officers. This song
iety has been in existence for the
past year. but as yet hasn't elect-
ed officers. All members are earnest-
ly requested to be present.
as til it
Erwin R. Slovene. l'lowayion sve-
nue spent yesterday visiting tricnds
in Bridgeport. ‘
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The home. owned by John ’l‘io-
bout. of Brooklyn. on Rowayton
avenue. is undergoing extensive im-
provements. The interior is being
redecorated. ‘
‘ O C O
‘Miss Horteso Wicmnau at De»
Grace. Ohio, is spending the week.
tend as the sue
George Plckel,
Crockett street;
at their home in
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Joel: Tiebout of Brooklyn was a.
visitor in town Wednesday.
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. CHURCH NOTICES»
\ .‘Ildwaytownaptlet Church
Rev. Victor Scnlise. poem;-
to a. pm. Sunday school.
11 a. m, Morning worship with
sermon by the poster on: .“Tbo
Danger of bindery: Civilization.“ ~
6:15 p. m.. Young People's society.
7:80 p. m.. Evening service in
charge at the members of the Junior
Meetings
Monday. 4 p. in. Pastor’s class at
the church. ~
Wednesday 10 u. 111.. All dny new-
ing meeting of tlio Iladics' Aid soc-
iln. Raymond street.
Friday, 8 p. m., Choir rehearsal at
the church. under the direction of
David Albrecht.
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Waylon Methodist Church
Rev. Walter C. Cownri. pastor
10 a. mu Sunday school. Classes
for all ages. Men’s Bible class.
11 a. m.. Morning worship and
sermon. ~
Evening worship mid
7:80 p. m.,
sermon.
Wednesday, 5 p. m. Fellowship
class.
opp FEnLoll's pom.”
All ofiicers oi the commuters and
associate corporaloi‘s or the state
Odd Fellows Home. Fairview. Gro.
ton. were re-elecied this week at the
annual meeting held at the home.
The bosrd otunanagers was also re-
elected. On this board is H. L. Scho-
Enyoys Return"
Alenebn H. nonunion. ambassador
communism-elem:
cm
W!
Church. 1
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NEW FURNITURE ‘
not Mr. and Mrs. ‘
iety at the home of Mrs. John Snifv )
. . ran mums trump-teem NORWALK. court
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seem
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‘ Today at the Recent Theatre will
be shown Dorothy Revier and Cul-
len Lsndis in Settled Line and s. new
chapter 0! Scarlet Streak.
li‘he Great Love, Marshall Neilsn‘s
production or his own story. playins
at the Rosent Theatre on Sunday
evening, is a real treat to lovers oi
clean comedy. You will enjoy lausll
otter lens as you tollow the‘ re-
nm as in which an elephant plays
Curd Just when it would seem as
it Fete would keep the lovers apart.
Viola Dana 'and Robert Anew
play the doctor and his loved one-
and “Norma" six ion actress. is the
rest oi the love tangle. The cast
includes several well known play-
ers. among them Chester Conklin.
Frank Currier. Zasa Pills. Mall
oolm Waite and Junior Coughlan.
On Monday and Tuesday at the
Regent Theatre will be shown "The
Grand Duchess and the Welter."
with Adolphe Meniou and Florence
Vldor.
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PALACE
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Thoro will be ihrr-e complete
shows today only at the Palace timo-
iro with Lefty Flynn in "The Trul-
iic Cop" and five acts of vaudeville.
Sunday eveninx Adolphe Memo“
and Florence Vidor will be seen in
“The Grand Duchess and tho Wait.
or." This is a story of a millionaire
turned waiter—ail {or the love of a
woman. The scene is laid in Paris
to gay French capitol. where all
things are possible. You will enjoy
this comedy.
Monday at the Palace "The Great
Love" will be shown. This is the
story of an elephunt who falls in
love with the doctor who cures hol-
-islls with all her six ions oi oi-
feetlon-ralnl works him untold woo
When she follows him everywhere in
her wild desire to ho with him.
Viola Dana and Robert Agnew play
urzutn unlit: run.“
HENRV RAND. 55. a business
man. is iound murdered in s
cheap hotel in ilraitnn Polio!
ilnd a women's handkrrohlei
and the stub oi a yellow theaiet
ticket. ‘
luster new). hit dsushter.
breaks; lint-
BARRY “HAHN hereun- ot the
"disgrace." JIMMY RAND
his sun goes to l‘lcyrisml. where
the theater is. The stub is traced
to "MIA MAYNARD. s abort-l
shirt”
with .iiAlts lAiWIi'IJ. later he
encounters Olga libs raises or
hearing she is worried lot mus
dcr. Mary; out with samples
CHURCH. s wealthy lawyer.
sees dis .nly flit Olga into; a taxi
and udsunderetsnda
Olga tells police the stub
might have conic into possession
oi s than who "picked her up"
two nichte belors the murder.
Jimmy receives mysterious.
warnings to leave Cleveland
anti tutor is attacked by two
men out csolpos.
With Jimmy and Mary so
trsuued. ' Church gets Mary's
7 promo to stem him. illness
and tilts. out one night. see a
man the: both recognise—lie as
one at ill! "Menu. Ill! II the
nun who got the stub. The man
escapee. but they idenlliyhtm
by ms police photo so llib‘ JEN-
b‘lin. with Mary
M) s
mfi‘ifl'fulsf‘g'm breslts tier
“moment and writes Jimmy a
letter. sawmills. out the allies
boy iorgue to null It.
.Jimmy wssmnccailu'ons
013s. saying she has louud deu-
sen.
spent to liud lies allud- Wlille he
and colleague-l: tile ”gut
I16 Ill 9 one c
. my ' his “hr
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nun-y upon when a boy.
to some». The
thought that _ may. he"
MI] “W "I. "mus
' snot all. rises to torture aim.
NOW GO ON WITH tun STORY
, _ CHAPTER XLV
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Billie
Ills".
Maris itsllsne.’
engagement with.
Jimmy masts and tails in love "
ruebsetolisrovmv.
J usioundsnictsreol~
inornins there was s
otter tor Jimmy trons W
\ teetire am. no was still is
New York. “paid. and he had undo
.snawaelivleginsaspsrtassntinl
New Iork. Ilene. still unmarried.
and
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sunbeam-sins Mtolinmy.
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do 4' ‘
'95” did. but lb. hatsdcld Tilt
dous‘suddldn‘t on him- ss: an
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Bridgeport Theatres _.
LYRIC
LAO“! Tums TOM!
Norman Ks in ,.
“Under Western Sides"
"The Gallons & Ieliys"
STARTS 5‘1:pr!
House Peters
. in,
“The Storm Breaker"
u lso
“Passionate Youth”
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the doctor and his loved one—4nd
"Norms." six ton actress. is the rest
at the love-triangle. Lsushter con-
tinues from start to iinlsh. Don't
miss it.
MALT!)
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"The Night Petrol." showing to.
day only at the Bislto with Richard
Tulmudx‘e, 1110 human jack in the
box. daredevil. death defying stunt
mun and ulllielio marvel will thrill
you to the core. (lily with tho glam.
our of the underworld, bright with
adventure. shot through and
through with the Rainbow colors of
romance. piled with spilling comedy.
liting with laughter, sipslug n'llli
cheery 1mm and humor. that‘s.
Dick's new picture.
"Binobsnrd‘s Seven Wives," n
comedy, opens a three-day engage-
ment at the lilaliu theater tomorv
row night. Blanche finest. Lois
Wileon and Ben Lyon are featured
in the principal roles. Ulie wile for
every day in the week. one lieuiill-
l’ul grit-t {or every day in the Week.
Zilnrriml ili'n mullipiiorl by sown. in;
um it. out for l'ourscli'. It's seldom
that a picture like this comes to
town. It is a comedy wonder.
liarry He looked of Jimmy in blank
umszrmeni. ‘
"Dilly told me.“ ssid Jimmy
ihnl l‘haddens Rand hsd said some
lines slulul nnl“Mlnn worthy ol the-
nsms at Hand any more. it's not
surprising to learn that he chsnsed
his name"
“He lteot the some inliisla loo“!
it queer how people do that when
they chance their names?"
"Nol so Queer. when you realise
how often they have clothing and
lewslry and dillersnt things merited
with their Initials."
Jimmy shoved his hands in his
owners and strode over to the win
dow. to gene tbnushllully at the
street below. "i wonder it old Thea
dons Hand is still alive. lard. Berry
this thing might be cleared up before
we know it it we continua to make
Just .3. new... .5... to lift
"is hot and greet her-
this progress. l_tell;you that lol-
low Mooney is s wonder. lmsslno
audios Alene Router rather Marie
Rollsnp. as sbs’s’kcallod new. so
soon!"
“All i hope it that we're not lol-
lowlng a blind trail to be monies
down lisrie Italians and noddeus
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- noon. Jimmy hastened to cell bin: by
' was not so strange—Maris Relisne‘s
3 refusal to disclose to Thaddeus Rand
3 Complete Vaudeville-
Shows 'l'edey
2:15 6:“ 9
Micro Picture
Lefty Flynn in
The Traffic Cop
I Sunday invest};
Adolph Monica
and
Florence Vidor
in -
The Grand Duchess and
The Walter
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NEWS sou NQRvyALK TH
3:16 7:15 9
Dorothy Revier and
‘ 'Sesled Lips' ’
New Ohepiercl.’
lcbrlet Streak
Sunday Evening
Viola Dana
in
The Great Love -
Thrills and laughs step on
each other's heels in this hilar-
ious picture of an elephant who
breaks loose and ioins a pair or
lovers. Funnier than a three-
ring circus! .
Rin Tin Tin in
Broadway at advanced
Belace, Tues. and Wed. Premiere Showing is;
“THE NIGHT CRY”
Note: “The Night Cry” opens an extended engagement on
prices on Easter Sunday. .
Cullen Lentils. in “‘
EATRE—GOERS
"Milo Tetra ms.
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“BLUEBEARD’S
’ TODAY .
y ,. FIRST SHOWING ANYWHERE
Richard Talmadge in
“THE NIGHT PATROL”
Melodrama es the whole world loves it
and
Chapter 6 “Wild West." The screen's best serisl
SUNDAY, MCNDAY. TUESDAY ‘
Blanche Sweet, Lois Wilson and Ben Lyon
‘11-- .
Matrimony on a big scele-Jeughs on a big scale
mucurpuumv y n . Will” .2.
PAGE SEVEN
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SEVEN WIVES”
FUNDS“. PLAYS JOKE ON
i 01110 COUNTY SHERIFF
MARI-ix. cumming “‘illtr‘i‘ played
.1 mm... irir'll oil Sheriff James A.
Hull and the people of Coirdouia
1er mly.
"The Caledonia. bank is being: l’l‘lil‘
lied. Col'lio gulch." cried lilo Cain.
donut operator when she line"?
aroma-ml the sheriff from slumber.
‘ Deal summoned two deputies and
i‘m. prillocmon. They armed them.
selves with til-e shotguns. strapped
on their revolve-rs, jumped into a
woe herself you know. that harbor-
n crudse for a long. long time. All
ent- onnld m was old Thaddeus eel
lng his heart out «it he could pnssi
hiy roles! that much-vie: his son
And who should she. with so much
to hate him for. try_to make him
"llh well-it ialt all sorts to tasks
a world. i sup e. liui it she had
only told my father. thinss mishl'
have turned out so dinerontly. All
thls"—-wiih a runs were of his
hand-"neorln'i have happened."
He sighed "ii Thaddeus Rand.
my grandfather—is dead. he must
have died very unhappy."
Berry stood up and signaled for
the waiter "i'vo got another confet-
on this afternoon. About that dam
use suit. i suppose l'li have another
interview with your friend. So
Church " ‘ ~
He grinned. ."Shsll i give hint
your regards?"
“Yes." Jimmy said grimly. “Willi
s piece of lead pipe."
“By the way. Jim." and Barry
tried to appenr casual. "have you
heard anything lately from liars
Lowell?"
"Why no." Jimmy looked at him
keenly. “What pisses you ask!" .
“Ob. nothing in particular." Barry
shifted the subject. “1 wish you'd
take the up on my proposition of
staking you to a little money until
you get on your feet again."
“Nothing doinl. Barry."
“Well. let me be your financial
manager. then." '
Jimmy laughed. "l'll agree to per-
mit you to keep me from starving.
old socks. When i'm up against it
hard. l'll call on‘you."
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Knowing thst Lieutenant O'Dsy's
rising hour. was somewhere about
telephone and apprise bins o! the
latest news horn Bouncy.
"Final" said (i'm. "30’s s exam
lad. that Mooney. 'l'sll bin: it be
ever needs a icb there's I place
waiting for him do ills detective
bureau here."
With Barry. O'Dsy agreed that it
the whereabouts or his son.
"It you ask me. Rand. i think the
old boy had it coming to him. Pun-
ishment. you know. . . . And i think
we're coming along fine now. Boas.
thin' tells me we’re solos to set at
the bottom of this before very long.”
. . . O'Dsy bad no ides when he
said it but how wondertul a prophet
be was.
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"1 know I'm gong to win my one.
Jill.” Barry said when. trash tron:
his centenncs. be met Jimmy and
again. 'rl think they see ire got
them licked. This fellow Church
made me another proposition today
and it ws‘s Mtwiee as good as
“Venue , 9.1"!!! 090*!
young man. aren't you? ten new
Wm Ltlioy ear sbouttbls also
figurin- fie doesn’t know when
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teetVueseesnedtobsssocdds‘si
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“Mycumuslym’
Bury!" »
Mintbstagsrstond. ”Ye-.1
asw leer. else asked about you."
“ acclaim! Hanan-y-
not going to marry him. she broke
off will: him some time ago."
Hui i'm not lying. l'li swear it on a
email of liiialrs as high as the Wool-
.vorih building.
iimmye shoulder. "Do you renter»,
her my buying to you some time no
lo mark down the fluid in your note
mail? You remember? i told you
some day you'd appreciate me for
the grout benefactor to mankind the!
- happy?" i
to do will. what you‘re telling met"
your diary.
lilgs Maynard was
minute. let me finish.
was suiting in and all that sort ct
thing. but you're such s darn tool.
Jim.” ‘
walled. breathless. for Harry‘s reply.
no doubt about it. You know. she
about to boar a streetcar.
bed the notion. Jim. that you were
in love with 01:- Maynard.”
broken on with Church. and it.wss
borers i told her about you. too.
Jim. she's crazy about you.
you're slices pig-beaded tool. no
but m h. “n use.“ , . mined why she hadn't heard from
Why. i didn‘t know all this about lies
and Church." '
”ll "VII answered.
"Oolne. let's move along. We'll get
Med for blocflng the sidewalk."
claret. ins. Barry. I'll swear it. Codi it I'd
only knownr"
later. when Jimmy bad time to re
iisct. be wondered that Mary Lowell
should he
were mung;
his attention to her. "Speaking of
angels." be sighed. “liars Ill. is
- o i
road.
’l‘ln. slmrili (lucid :1 guard around
iim until-L. lint no burglars appear-
H1.
lilo (entire villugo.
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. him; will 11:5: yam:
has adopted the name Dreishipolt.
llit‘l gums tu marry lilui-
“Wrong again. youngster. She's
"Barry. if you’re lying i'ii—” -.
“Yes. i know you would. Cecily.
"Lilian." lie laid I hint! on
was?"
"Yes. 1 remember. What‘s it got
"Just this. i told him Lowell
i explained to her who
Now wait I
lreailsodl
”And what did she soyl‘” He
"She was really glad to know it.
/
He spied a antih'ar figure
"But Churchuyou‘md-J' ‘
“I lust learned today that she bad
But
"Why she hasn't heard from reel
“Should abs
' to ”it and
hers - seised Jhnmy's sleeve.
Jimmy aid: "She never wrote to
They welked along briskly. Days
appeared Just as they
about her.
It was Berry who first attracted
ulscliine and encoded to Caledonia.
l0 miles cast. over s snow covered
Inl'cstignllun showed the cold
had contracted a metal bar attach,-
ed in lilo burgh..- slul‘m. cssius it to
be sounded and amusing practically
. .\'.\L‘l:;:c.--.i‘l..; new king oi: diam“
GETS DIVORCE *
FROM FORMER
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Bridgeport Man Serv-
ing Term In Jain for
Embezzlemcnt
:; WCl'uelty Charged.
Anna. Berrollc Smith. Kins street.
Bridgeport, was awarded a divorce
in Superior court yesterday from no-
ward 1" Smith. former tax collector
of the city of Bricigvpori. who is
scrvlng a. term in state‘s prison tor
the embezzlement of city funds.
Judge Isaac Wolfe granted the de-
cree on ll'lt: group-1 of intolerable
cruelly-
The ‘ iihs were married 1’4 years
alto. 8 in. his wife said. was up»
dar the influence of liquor on an
avorsgq or three. and [our times a
week. Sip: described a stock of
liquors he item in the collar 0: the
King street house and which she
said she had been told was worth
between saw and $400. smith. she
testified, diet-used of ll]t.\l_ll£|UOl‘ will:-
in three pmnihs. lie did his drink-
ing in the collar, elm said.
Smith disappeared in 1923 Just
btioro an audit of city books revealv
ed shortages in his accounts. His
Wife testified she saw him regularly
while Bridgeport polio: were sea ch
in: (or him. llr- resided. while ldv
in front police. in an apartment on
110th street. New York' city, and
Mrs. Smith said she was accustom-
ed to make collections from weigh-
ing machines Smith owned taking
the money to him in New York."
Once while he was a fugitive she
sold. he threatened to kill he;- while
sire was visiting in New York. and
friends hustled her out of his way
to a fire escape where she sat \in bit-
iug cold weather {or two hours.
During the last week in Annual.
1023. Smith was described by his
Wife as braving capturo by police
by coming to Bridsoport and going
to his King street home to demand
money or her.
She had none to give him. she
testified, and he grapeed her by the
throat and flung her against a. wall,
declaring he would slay ller.
TAX COLLECTOR '
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From
Headache Habit
Ridges-cod. N. Y. Mrs Alice he
on". ...'1 was s headache eni-
ierer ior years. blaming it on nor»
'QUBDOSI. i decided to try Carter's
Little Liver Pills. l have not had
a headache ior many monlhs. My
general health is imprOved."
When the bowels more regularly
the poison is eliminated Sick
headache and dizziness seldom
arise Carter‘s Lillie Liver Pills
are sugar coated small. easy to
lake They do not contain mer-
cury. c'alomsl mineral soils or any
habit (arming drugs ‘
Drusgisis. 25 & 75c red packages}
w..-
Carriages, Sulkics, or
Strollers
A wide variety to choose trom in
the newest siyles and colorings.
and so reasonably priced that.
mother alter-d one.
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Bridgeport Sends”-
Five dozen American beauty roses
are on route to Plymouth, .\'. ll. tron:
Bridgeport as an expression of synd—
paihyi for that city over the death
of Col. John Coolidge. {ether of
President Coolidge.
Arrangements were made for this
olilcinl token by Mayor 1". William
Behrens and City Clerk Alfred W.
Burdlck o: Bridgeport
noun \rEsrPonr person.
The \i‘csipori Parent-Teachers
Association will siege .1 bazaar May
15. and plans for the umtir are
now undervway. Mrs. M. Hayward
Post will be general chairman.
Roses To Plymouth ;
A. ‘J. COLLINS
70.72 North 3...... Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
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