119...... it 111 11.11.211.11.
Ejected From Heirloom
' Sues For $151000
Mrs Margaurits. Fry who was
elected from her home in Green-
wlch some months ago has brought
suit for 815.000 stainst Michael Tell-
ior. owner or the property. and Sher-
llt Harry M. Bitch. who elected her.
for damages. Mrs. Fry states that
8800 in cash and 83.000 in bonds
hove been missing since the sharia
put her household goods in storage
“.1111conl3s
‘ 1111.11.11. 1111111 11111111,
The Home of Good Clothes
so: Men and Women
and that much of the goods were
damaged.
Sheriff Bitch was forced to better
down the doors of the house to
eject the woman. Tayldb wants to
develop the real estate Mrs. Fry oo-
cupied.
ZOherge Accounts Opened
‘ Featuring
lemons “xnppcnheimer ,
019w.“ 3"” Men"i 11-341 cussmnp ans sell an
‘ I ' readily because they [excel so ex.
ceedinsly.
Beliefs”
1111 told by Mrs. Galvin Doolidge. the “first lady," to one
who shampooes her:
HE only beauty to me is tlfit beauty
' d’esprit', beauty of the soul, some-
tinies known as charm. I have little
regard for so-called beauty lotions
and tenics and skin foods and this
“I think a woman acquires more real
utn by devoting time to general im-
,ement of her mind and personality as ,
be obtained from reading, music,- pic-
_, or ’a talk with worth-while friends, ,
she does' _1n rubbing ingredients into
.. eanhness is beauty’s first aid. But
even conservative cleanliness. I, for.
1.11311 more often than every three weeks
use nothing but soft water, if obtain-
piglin soap, and a scalp rub with a turk~
W
are the relaxation oi a. facial and the
health which it gives one. Sham-
l
the “first lady"in1
11min will undis—
11-11 1111
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Committee. Meets In
, Tomorrow At 8 P. M.
The charter revision committee
Will meet with the residents of the
fourth vard ii. the city court room.
Town Assembly Hall. Wall street to.
morrow evening at 8 o'clock 11. hear
1 ‘what ideas the residents of the
fourth ward have concarnins:
The revision of the city charter.
The fourth taxing district.
The police and fire depart-manta;
A consolidated city with two tax-'
in: districts.
The committee hopes for a nood-
attendance.
SENSATION IN
FROST TRIAL
“Must Do Away With
Watchman,” Is Gist
ol.’ Testimony.
BRIDGEPORT.Mar0l1 23.'-(AP).
“One thins We not to do. is to do
away with the watchman." Charles
is 1
Banks in. superior court confided to
8am ‘Weisingor. known as Sam
Cohen. when preliminary plans {or
the burning of Frost's Bel-Ilei fuc-
iory last April were under discuv
stop. it was swoi‘n on the witness
stand today by Cohen.
Cohen alleged bo’wes sent to
Bethe! the day of the fire by Abra-
ham "Whitney" Friedman. Whom
declared he was hired for a prom-
ised 85. 000 fee to carry throuzh tho
arson plot and that he was met by
Frost.
N. Y. Dept. Store
Sets New Adv. Style
Advertising hit on a. new stunt in
New York yesterday when one of the
'ni'gcnt department stores instituted
'1 new style of newspaper copy in
'zlving one-third of the full page
space to "news" of tho ctore..oarricd
under regular news headlines. The
resent the page was made up of
small “ads." each department adver-
tising 11s a separate store,
in making its announcement, the
store said:
"The new plan departs from the
traditional ‘pane ad‘ style which. of
hi’m'rlsliy. fails to do full justice to
‘111: diversified advertislns messages
'1' 11111 155 selling departments of
'111- slora. Henceforih each do art-
-1-11t will be regarded as an ndi-
"lanai shop and its advertising mes-
‘mgu will be presented as a complete
and separate unit. The individual
odvortisemcnis will be supplemented
daily- by brief articles pi interest to
"he shopper."
John Harriek’s
Birthday Party
A birthday party in honor of John
Hal-rick. J... Wife held Sunday eve-
nll‘lr at his home in West Norwallt.
Games were played and delicious
refreshments were served.
Those present were Josphieno and
Gertrude Herrick. the Misses Ame.
1111. Frances and Martha Vancura.
‘nlhenne Mickie-s. and the Misses
lrcno. Elizabeth and Margaret War-
1:0. George Vancura. Louis Micklu.
.lonu Hamck. George Schede. Jo-
seph and Louis Wdrso. William Po.
tor and John Herrick. Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Barrack. and Mr. and Mrs.
John Herrick.
Five Wives Battle
‘ For His Estate
Judge D. J. Slavic. in the Water-'
bury Probate court. has appointed
Attorney Charles W. Bauby an ad
11111111111111.11- of the estate of Johr
Eattisto Equal-sine. who from evi-
dence in the hands of the court
showa he had five wives. none of
whom was divorced or dead. Four
of them live in Waterbury. Tm:
wives have already made ‘a claim to
the court loathe estate and the M‘-
inlulstrator started out to find the
other three wives and also a no
000 cash estate which its No.“ ,3
claims is being conceals . after be-
in: held by the decedent inva New
Britain: bank under a woman’l
name.
DeMettao Fined In
Stintfdrd Town Court
. Anthony Dellatt'ao. of South Nor.
walk. was fined Mon and costs for
driving while undo the influence
of liquor and ‘8 an costs for driv~
in; without an operator‘ s license. by
Judge Henry Buford in Btratfcrd
town court yesterday.
The Hamburg house ruled Austria
for more than 600 years. until 1911.
Town Assembly Hall.
Frost. on 111111 before Judge 1111111 w. ‘
sun ms
. DISPLAY OF'
‘ WPDISHADE
at eight. different robbiee amount-
til
‘ Whittsraore.
\ \
hands with one 01; im- bi'nl nil-111111.
of the national enforcement 111-1.
a
Volatead of Granite Falls. 3111111.. (laughter and lim par-111w .11 11
Mrs. Florence P. Kuhn. representative from California. 1.»; 1m 11111”,
spoken opponent of the Villslcad not.
But INTO she is (.1'l‘l)~;111l.l11.:
who is 11111.? min-'1 il1111 “in Laura]
111 iltiillol
Treasury Balance
._......._. ..
WASHINGTON. March .-.-
Unltcd Sieles Treasury 11.11I
ance at. close of business 11111-1
19 nos t':.‘"‘:‘."
.1 .1
Jewel Steal 11g
(911111111 '
”.11 I'ilgil illl' 1
November 11.11921.
The first IIILIItIITlOTlIS mind 31.;-
terday clinlged Jacob Kl‘flelllur and
his young broilim, 1.1.1011. will: the
robbery 01 86.100 in some from lilo
office at 911 Nassau Street. of Fulmcrl
I’rlp on December 23.
implicated Brothers.
Anthony l‘aladlné. whom Mr 1'.-
cora questioned 11111.11 a late 11.111:
last night. was indicated for rnlrlx rvi
on May 9 1926. of Jacques imgg oil
290 Grand Street. Loot woe 12111111111- 1
Whitte'more. Milton (“Elhui’tlcs" l
Goldberg and Paladino have 0.011115
sod to the robbery and implicit-11-
the Kreel'ner brothers.
Whittemore. Goldberg and J-m.
Kraomor were ,ihdiciod for the inh-
bery of R. )1. Ernest in His shop
at see Columbus Avenue on Decom-
Mr“ 1.. in which 326. 000' was taken
Wluttcmorc Plans Defense
When it appeared yesterday tlm
Wliittemore may be returned 1111
Maryland to stand trial for 111.3
murder of 1., Maryland pc tuitenilnn l
keeper. Whittemore was said to
have begun plans at once for his dc-I
tense in the murder trial ’it wasi
said he would plead self defense.
Almost cheerful during his doles.
tion at police headquarters. Satur-
day. his predicament begun to prey
on him yesterdat'. He answered
questions aullenly. Once be six»
claimed that he could not under-
stand why he did not shoot Delec~
lives John J. Cronin and Walter
Sullivan when they arrested him
last Friday morning in front of the
Club Chuntce.
Whittemorc is sold to have told
the police that he know Robert ll.
lioltman. the'guord of 'hose mur-
der he is charged. an _ll1at he
feared him because on two previous
occasions the man had shot prison-
ers for trivial cameos. He said he
recalled as he was crossing the
prison yard on his way to the price
on hospital what he had heard of
Hellman and that he picked up 11
section of iron pipe which had been
dropped by a plumber.
Whit.\lorc secreted the pipe in
his overalls and was leaving the
hospital when he encountered Holt.
than. An argument ensured and he
struck Hellman. He denied know~'
in: that he had killed the zuardu
but when he felled him be haw his
opportunity for escape. 1.;
Grabbing the mind's pistol and
11111 keys. Whittemore ran for the
gate. A Negro prisoner tried to
halt him. but was made to stand
back. Once outside Wbiitemorc
spent three weeks in' the home of
Thomas Lnngelio. known to the
Baltimore police as "Chicago Tom-
my." who was found dead in New
Jersey 11. month ago. His murder is
one which the police of New Jersey
are trying to clear. ,
Most Desperate Crew
"We've not all the defendants
boo . up now." Mr. Benton said.
ey're the meet .desperate' I’ve
or 1' had to contend with. Whitle-
more has got seventeen your flat
sentence and the noose facing him
in Baltimore, and ‘nless we have a
pretty good murd r case against
hun- here we won‘t keep him be-
yond the time necessary? to get his
testimony." ,
-"We fed! \we have obtained a lot
of information about who committ-
1
l
I
1
l
I
in: to nearly 3890.000." Mr. Pacers
said. “and as a. result we shall con-
tinue to question those defendants
tp-inorrow instead of arr-signing
in a hurry. We be not yet
ed' with ‘ this quest! in: of
am not propamd-to
say how ion we will want him
here. but I in 11k ,tbat we probably
could dispense with his testimony at
the 11-11111 of hia ooédefehda‘nts. "
Wm
moss warns! oomnssron
11111111111101. :1. c.. March 21.
(Di—The Senate's invesiisstion of
tile” uric commission got unabr-
was today with a defense of the bi-
' ”selection of Its membership
0 the precincts of a
Real Esiniel
I
lily virtue of 111'.
the John If. Morton 1:111:11».1 111.11 ll'nnu~
[erred ll nore-5' of 1:11:11 in Pillow
lruct and two lot.» 111 (le'unciilou'
' park to NC‘III": 'l‘. Mlli'luii.
Vito 'l‘uozzolo lie.» pul'whnmnl from .
George i-‘nrullum :1 lol and Illlllllllgs
in Main sir-.111
Deeds in linen 11ml other Ll‘ullli
lions Illi‘O been 11.11-:l m. 11:11 1:1 111-,
allies of Tenn 1. 1'11 111111111. ll.
Smith. The} :111 1111111 Ilt'l'ol‘i‘lili:
Anthony Sumo rt iii to Mario Ris-
solo. two lots in Tierney sire-1:1.
Thomas F. Reilly to (Teri B. Wol—
'1'111l1, lot and buildings. Norwelk
p,u1'k
l-‘lnnli 0 Johnson to Lullicr \l.
\\ right 1111, Ini11".1111'11culm'111l.
ed at “00.000.15'ollcc say tlail Luther Ill. \‘i 111;. 11 In lucz ll. Cong
two lots in Guam JOUIthIiLl.
81111111011: l-‘Iorllld 11,1 .lmnve l lorii-
-10. lot and buildings 'i an Burch aw - 1
Hill'.‘
Carrie ‘3. Comsiock in Eugene J.
V1111 Nose lot and buildings. Sound
Harv pmk. I .3 112-"r
George Farnhnm lo Vito ’I‘uonrolo
101 and buildings. .‘lluin street.
llamos R Crosier to Druid I: Dib-
bless and nits. lot. .1i'i11’d park.
idols Room to Family 'l‘nrlov. lot
:1111l buildings, F'clris menus
.lolm ll. Monroe (is.
1011011 inn lots in Graxnlvlcw park
iand Pillow ell-cot. etc, (executors
doc-d).
:1111 Ferris. lot in Silverminc.
Taylor and wife. lot and. buildings,
Willow street,
Local Grottomen Go
To Brooklyn Tonight
Monarch Oscar F. Scliullzo lead-
ing 11. delegation of local Gl'ottomon
will attend a session at Long Island
Grotto, in Brooklyn. this evening.
l-‘oiiowing the session. there will be
a conference regarding the outing
to be held in Norwalk. next Fall,
Monarch Sebultze. will be accom-
panied by James Taylor, Henry be-
part. Chester Lawrence. Clifford
liauschlldt. and Carl 1111111111111.
Two Autos Figure
In Slight Accident
Autos operated by Herbert Napo-
leon. 46 Wilton avenue. and David
Schwartz. 10 Ilaniord place. figured
in a slight crash this noon at South
Main street and Monroe streets. No
one was injured.
Napoleon was proceeding north
(on South Main street and Schwartz
was coming down Monroe street and
was heading towards Hunter-d place
to his home when the cars collided.
1' ~.'1'-.:,11m1-‘11 (I1'1'1l. 1‘
Frank A. White and wifclo Rich- 4
Samuel J. Kimlcr to Benjamin A.-
m EVENING SENTlNElrwSOU'I‘H NORWALK, CONN.
Wet And Dry—But Friends I333 45 TODAY FOR
; TAYLOR FUND
Total For Knight St.
‘ Church New $308.03.
Mills Reports.
Additional subscriptions or $33. {5
11m 11 ported today by John A. Mills.
1.11.1.'.i1111111 oi the committee in‘
1111:1111..- or the drive to secure funds
1111' 1.1111 Deacon Taylor Memorial at
1111'»: Knight Street A. III. E. chul'cli.
'l‘oi‘l11351' contributions:
Kni 111 Street A. M. E it'llulcll fund
1111111] yesterday ..... . . . .1 $274 58
'Noru'alk Lodge of Bike, B. P. 0. )3
N11. 70‘; . .......... 10.'0111
A friend
Norwulk lodge
1101' of Alonso
Su'odllh Congregational
C11 11 1'0 11
Loyal 1711'-
Total 111111111 11303. 01 I
- -.M~___..W-
11111111 111111113
111 1111 c111
Waters Back Out ofi
Business District
hiviug Some Relief.
.‘m i101» ('011111'4'llr‘ul (owns, .15-
1111 11111 banks of the
.iIIiI ITS lul'gr-r (I‘l-
:1 1- ll'iillilg Headroom
mum ruin should
--1‘ water already I
f‘lli)\\‘1'~,
I11 1'1:1rxr: of tile
1:111 in llwiioxd, .
s1 11l;; 11.1 1
assess-stones
l
1
I
1,1i1l"‘.“1.
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Oil (‘llY 1'1. 'llrlrcll 28.I.—-(AP
1111-11 1.1 :11011 111 11.11 Oil City busi-
' ‘ 111': '11 .i licidml greatly 10-
g il.z wily i mpomry relief
Item 1111- menace of high
1 '3I|"1II\' all the WBIQI' Which:
11-1.-.l1,-11 1111 Oil Creek in its sudden:
1‘..-~ 3. '11-1'1l11y :111111'11111011 moved cull
1'11'1i111': the night leaving only a por- I
1.1.111 of Fences. glycol and other low-i
or :11 {‘Elc‘sllti sulmv-rged. The main loo
surge; in 1110 Allerrhany River. the1
.rrlrnarv musc-
nod to 11011.1 5
l’au‘liibd Of Coal
Leads To Arrests
Jose-p11 Douflyrou'ski. '21, a. silver-
Isli' illi oi 11111-11111,.1 and William
.llunilion. meccrd on the Bermuda
liner Fort St. George. are held on
$511!. 1100 bail for the grand jury, on
a charge of the robbery of the home
.1 of Edward F‘. Robinson. an attorney
1131 \Vest biih sir'Leu New York. last
’Thulsdny The arrest followed the
{pinning of :1 $3,500 mink cont by
é’ilm llnril’urd man for. $2100.
in Nt‘lllfl T ‘
11101111101315 K. 0’s
Bpi. Eddie Keeley
Sl‘. LOUIS. March 23.~—-(AP).
I#111 y Montgomery. former Centre
College football star. knocked out
Eddie (K. 0.1 Keeley of Bridgeport.
here last night after less than one
round of furious fighting.
Keeley went down twice from ter—
rii‘1c punches in the jaw before
Montgomery sent over the deciding
puncll‘.
First reports that Keeley bad
knocked out Montgomery were er-
mucous.
' U. S. Airman Failed
In Record Flight
WASHINGTON. D. 0., March
23.-(AP) Lt. J. A. MacReady.
of McCook Field failed in his
attempt of March 13. to establish
a new world's altitude record.
The r e c or d in g instruments
used by Mucllcady have been of-
ticinlly calibrated by the Bureau
at Standards and show that the
highest point reached by the
aviator was 87.579. which is s.-
00? feet short of the record es-
tablished by Lt. Galileo. the
French aviator in October 1921.
or the flood dentin-1‘
TUESDAY. MARCH 23.1926.
‘11
Store Hours 0 to d—Saturdsy I to 1
II MUNSIE NTOWEAR
80. NOBWALK
.1111?-
ooons
10-12 80. m 81'.
Telephone 2515
of Fairyli/ee
Delicacy
They lend themselves
charmingly to the sim-
plicity that new frocks
demand, needing no
adornment but their 011' 11
beautiful patterns.
Printed Rayons, Wov-
on P a t t e r n Rayons.
Printed or Plain Crepe
do Chimes, Flat Crepes in.
:1 beautiful variety of
patterns and colors.
89cta$259yd
Buy .1 MUNSIE’S and Save Money
Easy to Choose! -
1‘".
>1 baforebeara Idol-arisen: speaker
PERSONALS
John J. Bird of Berlin. ' New
Hampshire. was the weekend guest .
of Mrs. Alice Hurley and daughter
of 3 Elm street. .
O
A. J Collins Co
“10 North Main! Street,
South 11111111111
Phone 74'?
COMPLETE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
I
O 0
Friends of 1115.11 Mary 111111111 11111 i
be sorry to learn that she is con- i
lined to her home by illness. 1|
Merritt Sponsors l
New Bird Measure
.__——
A reduction of the bag limits for
protection of game birds is provided
in an amendment to the Migratory
Bird Act introduced in the House
oi’ Representatives in Washington
yesterday by Representative Schuy-
ler Merritt at Stamford.
The bill was introduced at the re
quest of William H. Ilornaday oi
Stamford, head of the New York
Zoological Gardens. 9. persona
friend of Congressman Merritt and
who has long been interested in
protection or game birds. Senatm
Royal S. Copeland of New York he:
introduced the same bill in the
Senate.
The bill makes it unlawful to hunt
16 No. Main St.
South Norwalk
Phone 256
woodc'ock for five years and for
other birds fixes bag limits at fifteen
ducks. four geese. four branl. fifteen
quails. coot and xallinules. ten
piovers and yellowlegs. fifteen snipe
and fifties doves. The bill will also
provide t at when one person ac-
companies another on a hunt fol
hire or as a guide. the number 01
birds taken by both shall be count-
ed as the number taken by either.
How Pictures Are
Sent Over “Wires
Dnli J1 Carroll. of the New
York Telephone company. ex-
plained to the members of the
Chamber of Commerce. Bridgeport.
yesterday noon. at the Stratdeld ho-
tel. how a. picture was simultane-
eusly flashed to all the important
cities in the country. either as a
telephonic news service or for pri-
vate and commercial uses. Several
members of the Engineers club of
Have you seen the new
‘TRIMFIT”
Full Fashioned
SILK HOSIERY '
at $1.39 pr.
In all the newest spring
shades. They are not only
good looking but good wear-
ing too.
Mme. Jeanette ,
58 So. Main St. So. Nor-walk
Bridgeport were also present
Dr. Carroll used many illustra-
tions to desribo the process.
Children warned Not _
To Skate 0n Walks
The‘flrst district police received a
report from the South Norwallr po-
lice that residents alon: Wilton
avenue complained about young-
sters riding bicycles and roller
skating on the sidewalk. The people
claimed they were forced to take
to the road and were in danger of
being struck by passing autos when
the children tools pssesslon of the
sidewalk after sachool hours. The
police warned the children to stop
roller skating and bicycle riding on
the sidewalk.
FREAK LINGUIST“) CASE
HONOLULU.—-A freak linguistic
case came to light here recently in
the court of domestic relations.
Robert Soarea born here and now
11. cannot speak the language of
sewn: that is. Ehrlich. nor can be
speak Portnsuese. the looms of
11¢ 11W however. He has lived-
s'litlos
Norwalk Chronicler