“ . 1‘ Jefferson. Dance is! col-
if}, hos heels appointed personal
collector hy the seieotlnon at
up. This is the tint tlilio
'Dorlen has had a personal tax
f' ctor. appointed by oiiiolsls cl
9 ill Will be soon submitted to
‘ persOn at 21 years of age in
on who is liable, for the tax.
' having served in the. army.
national guard. Connecticut
are or other branches of
9 msnt service are
"In" pay so well as men.
fir. Jefferson is empowered by law
lace nodor arrest those who (all
pay the tax. or cause their ur-
exempt.
O I O
- CHURCH NOTICES
It. Dnlt'e’s Eulrcopal Church
Ner'oton
. Floyd 8. Leach. rector
0 Holy communion.
"“8 church school.
:45. morning prayer Ind service.
. ‘ O O O
John's R. 0.9 chm-oh. Noroton
Rev. J. J. MoGu‘ane.
Men!" will be celebrated at 8: 30 and
Enrich M. E. Church
Rev. J. W. Morgan. pastor
Iv. Morton will be in the pulpit
"" its church at the morning and
ninmeervlces. The remllar Sun-
"Io'hooi and Epworth league sor-
.I"‘ will be hold at the usual hours.
‘ ’ C I I
Newton thrterlnnfihulrh 9
Gecroe‘ “7. Montgomery. pastor
Sunday school.
sermon subject. “Alpha and
Mid-week service
mouse. '
"My 8. Grind Friday service‘in
hurl-h". The choir will render
cantata; "To Clivet to Calvary,"
"sunders. ‘
. . ' O O
"anion Conventional Church
11‘.” G. A. 'i‘uitle, pastor
iii; 9 Sunday school.
. morning Worship. Sermon by
«for. '
Junior C. E9.-
*0. Senior 90. E.‘ '9‘l‘ooic. “What
2 oil a (“hill-"ch do- the Young
Lender. Theodore
"l 9.9! tho story-rents“ whilst;
» sat-:19 is planning to give té
Vin ‘ ‘lr
colorful e‘ldcn and hymns
ird. "Thu-Monty's lme "
"dnesday, .21 ‘5. Holy week ser-
homey. 11 Holy week service.
communion. .
Ecworth league of tho Darien
E.» church has plans well under
the April Fool’ a party to be
the banuuet hall Thursday,
'1. . 2A cordial invitation has
extended to all and refresh.
M'u'wlil be served.
. 9 ‘9‘ t 42
i'l’nn Oak Coon club will give
u at the Royle school Friday
1' April 9. Thore will be old-
:6nc9d" dance numbers as well as
" ones and a record crowd is
in n snows.
"n‘IIIIIIIIIII
the celebrated
leads and watch
SWIN IllIIIlIli
. mum
Trouble stain Emails
Out Iil' Possum-714
gion Ords‘luzes Aid.
PAUSAIO. N. 1.. Mar. .7."~(AP).
lirlitint textile workers are new
iooltinsrto the dye workers of Lodl
Ind Patterson for Insistsnee in tur-
therin‘l- their demands.
The executive committee or the
Associated sill: Workers or Peter—
son has appointed a sub-committee
to llivestlsats and report on the ad-
viability of accepting the United
Front committee's otter 0! Joint
action in organizing the dye work-
ore.
Albert Wolsbord. strike loader.
announced that he had definitely
decided to ornnise the silk" prefer-
an in Paterson. He sold99he prefer-
red to have the aid or the Associat-
od Silk Workers, but that if limit
would not cooperate the United
Front committee would organize
the workors alone.
'l‘he local American much post.
though described by Weisbo1d. as n
strike-breaking organization, is pre~
paring to open a relic! station.
in Clifton. the Pennsylvania tnx~
lilo mills closed down Thursday.
lcltlnu off 300 cmliloyes who had
not joined the strike giving "vcl'i‘
bad business" as the reason.
Piokeiing troubles have broken
out again.
Weisbcrd.
can Legion. attacked as s. "Gom-
munlst agitator." is swelling action
by the American Federation of La-
hor on his renuest‘ that the United
Front‘committcc he admitted to
the federation.
Mrs. Beckius
w-...._._
(Continued from Page One.)'
other set of notes for aovorai thon—
sands was tent me by the Federal
Court which likewise were made
worthless by a second bankruptcy
lust before the first note should have
matured.
"Mr. Beokius was the only one to
help me through that mess. In later
itevpina' knowledge of money matters
from me he was-only obeying the
doctor's orders. 'I was really too iii
to .do much arguing. Ills cheorruh
nose in undertaking the children's
care when the smash came became
the important item. I hoped to be
able to relieve him speedily. I did
not know that in the meantime he
had had to assume the burden of his
cum temilys care. Unfortunately
both of us are practically alone in
one world. In thee stress or these
many problem's. he made heavy in-
vestments in 3. steel project nhich
may sometime be myth" whilst
tweithcr of us can Iitord to en.-
“rage a lawyer. but, some time I shall
ilnd a was to, melt his lust debts.
i do not condone his fault"! but I
intend to "do all iii' my power to help
him race whatclfldr ordeal lies ahead
“(Signedl ‘ ' "' .
"IDA MOSELE‘Y RECKIUS "
Miss Tyler's Visit.
Emma Tyler retired mediate or
New You; City acme to this city last
éveuing tof \' t Seamus. It. was her
outomoblloth t Bocklus was driv-
lug at me time at his direct in Dar-
len‘.
She went to the, downtown police
station and contorted with Bockius
and his counsel Attol'ney llsnlcl
Keogh. l‘odoufng" tho conteropce
Bccltlun stated that. he would be at
liberty today under bonds.9
Bis bonds were increased last
evening irom $3,000 to $8.000 upon
the request of Prosecuting Attorney
uramcr C. Hegemdu. He stated that
additional. charges or jail breaking
11nd passing omer.tradulent9 checks
had boon placedassinst. him.
' beckius wu under the impression
that Miss Tyler would come to this
city today and luralsh the bonds of
i3. 000. He ststed that she was going
In secure Iume telephone bonds out
or a. vault in New York city to be
used as security.
It was intimated by Niel Tyler
toilowing the conference that she
mlzhtdeoldo not to furnish the
bonds after she _had_ taken the mat«
ter up with her attorneys in New
York city.
Her automobile is It the Westport
Barracks. having been taken in cus-
M3 by tho state police. She will so
there after it today and take it beck
to New York.
9 Miss Tyler mums that she
was amen; those who had paid
Beckiue money on bad checks". She
said she had not known on what‘
charge Beckius was being held until
she had come to this city.
Carol esE ode
In Ingc’ilnerator
Souls Want oi the North line
at Stanford thrust we be!“ of
his twelve (one shot oartrldts‘stu
his terms can Thunder and use
Fouls calm at one or the city's
isobar-list elects. out W and
will“! initials mindset-tor yes-
The mm occluded Vlth
I roar sad the explosion drove class
into Nollie lett tomato. injuring
his: severely y. 9
. 9 Events-nee developed the
thettiim9 m «enrol cartridges
nth-momueummewu
mi.“ with 1 1-: ounces or 7 1-3
chilled shot.
Explained.
A isle that could be told 'by I
piokptloltet end crook for 23 years
would be a gripping one. This was
demonstrated the other day when
Robert W. 99anion. who had lod such
a life, realised it was all wrong. gave
it up and made good. told about it
before I Kiwanis audience in 11 near-
by city.
Chicago Crime Wave
saying that99the crime wnveot the
pest live years. which has hit Chl~
pogo tho hardost. has startod a lot
at intensive thinking as to its cause.
The prevalence or crime. he said. he-
came so great its to cause belief that
martial law he declared. Dr. Rick-
son. one or the lnvostiyntors. occlu-
oil that 75 per cont o! the criminals
are mentally deficient.
"From my experience that is not
true." said Mr. Fanton. ”There was
of the sum: of crooks who claimed
up 95.000.000 by flipping the wiros
at horse races in Floridn: nor with
the brains of the crooks who clean.
ed up $3,000.000 in Chicago: nor
with the brains of tho men who
cheat widows out of their securities.
The trouble is not with the crooks.
whom. msmhors 0’,"hllt rniliur with tho gullibility of
Gerald V. Carroll Post 181. Ameri-‘ihc public.
The victims are the
wrnkdiruincd ones."
Mr. anton snid that his early on-
vii'oumt-nt had no bearing Whatever
on his curcnr. He had a good homo
and wont. into the clothing business
and domrmlnrd to mnko 119011 at it.
"You ask mu how did it all hnp~
pen ?" he said. "Woll, whorl l was a
li'oung follow I loultcd “round for
ml with tho crooks. Turn i wont to
dance hills and from there 10 the
saloons and tho slldo down tho to»
hoggnn was simple. In 1909 I was
pickpocllot game or thieving at
Night. and that was the sample or
the ordinary bartenders work at
that limo." '
9 How to Boll: Crooks
Mr. Fonton. in explaining how to
prevent being victimized by crooks,
'ald that many people indicate on
their person just where they keep
their money. and the rest is easy for
the pickpocket. tnvsriably when
amen is going to purchase a ticket
when in a. railroad station he goes
to the pocket where he carries his
roll rather than take the money
from the pocket where he carries
a smallcrnmount. Mr. Fcnton said
that he did not hitvemuch syrnpu~
thy. anyway, with“ a {nun who car-
ricd his money in his h~ip9 pocket.
Ono oi Mr. Fahton's interesting
stories was or a. saloon rendervous
in Buffalo. A buslnmis man stop—
lied up to the bar' The bartender
passed over a considerabio number
of bills to him. The “gang” saw the
hustnees mun placc the money with
a bix‘wsd. When tho business man
left the bartender explained to the
gang that it was his landlord and "a
real tight wad." adding that he did
not care if he was “touched“ or not.
Tlnhtwad’s Roll Goes.
"We had a busy day of it." said
Mr. anton. "We robbed so many
that we resorted to touching their
coats with chalk. We i‘inslly loosi-
nd the fightwcd at the railroad sta-
tion. Ho was taking a train. and
was very cautious. Getting on the
train he took hold of one or the
handles of the car with one hand.
andlkept the other bond on the
pocket whore he had his money. One
of the men tipped of! his list and
Mr. Fanton began his story by-
nothing the matter with the brains“
.
some excltrmrnt, l llr'csme norluolnl- 9
a hurlloopcr in Chicago. and after
rolling through work for tho day:
I was around tho city engaged in'
l
Was Pickpocit'ct For 23 Years When He Real-
itcd It Didn’t PayLrWhere To Hide and
Where Not To Hide Your M o n e y
i
when tho tightwud was recovering
his hot [stock h‘lswsd.”
Mr. 1":mion said that he sloln
635.0090. 01' which 820.000 well at. 011:;
time and 315.000 at. another iimn.
The latter was front a bank in Mon.
treal. Eighteen months later he Wm.
nrrssted- in Detroit and served it
months for the crime.
"The some does not pay” mill
‘6
SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1926."
Protcst 12563320 Mexi-"
can Government —--—
U. S. Negro Is Killed "l
”a“-..
illitxlco cm. March 27,—-(A1'i.
Additional attacks by bandits on
Amorloans the killing or a burly
American negro prisoner 2191/ Mix
icon polimmvn nnri tux-121m mm. ;
sentstionn to the Mt‘\l(illl govrrn '
luent by the American Embassy 111w]
reported.
This latest attack on Amcol'icnns’
was new ABIU‘L‘LI, in the stair Du
rilngo, wileru lmlllliis at night0 all on
‘Wednesduy enticed 1‘. 9
Mr. Fanton. "We have to pay 11111 .5111“ Krcslun and A. l‘ Moi-11.19 qmlisinlun lnr lhrm “"ill'iiiilii‘fl for
D.\\'12ni.h:»r, Jr
9'9”.
Treasury Balance
WASHINGTON. )inrnh 27.~
liniiwl Hlni’t-d Tri‘llldlll‘y mil
upon at close of huslllces Mlll‘t‘li
25. “us 3166. 667. 732.
Chapman Case
(Continued 110111 Page One)
0d,:1t tho 11110. M :rlni. in this in-
riunr'r'.(9‘hnpln:1n.. (RWYM‘I contend
lli9\\|1 not in illi' sinic’u jurisdic-
Huh but was 1 mini: ll lllisonel‘.
'l‘ho motion 1"1-1 :1 12-“ trial rul-
miittrlly d2 Willi“ nu lllc findlmr u!
witllr on \lm, thb- 1! louse munsol
:xlly C'Lln prmo llvll' mun‘u innu-
mnro on «i'nlllt‘v mw grounds.
lloprvsnntniilus oi (‘lmpmen‘s lawy-
12.1212 lmnu mouilmr
the
so much to" the teaches The crook- I.sdolpii Mstz. a. Gorlnnn9 and robbed I mat two clever, but without success.
rd criminal lawyer charges high uud 91mm at about
110‘ (it asks where you got 1h: 12mm .
us long as he gets it."
Mr. Flmion illustrated that point 21o trees
(:00 paws .122] all
their Jewelry. l‘lin m91n mru c‘nla‘
\i'lf‘il captive into lilo hills 21nd ill:- ii
The bandits announced
by stating that he was nrrcstt-d in: their lntvnilcn to hold them for 11‘91
Connecticut in 190':
volt campaign.
aunt to jail and "remained one lmul {owning-
in Juli. as the oiilcer who sit molkiilcd at Matamoros. oil's
ltrying to circurm» from prison.
(roe i‘rnnkiy told mo ihllt nobody
moon to jail in that town it it has
1.201112). "
Police Commissioner
irom crooks. was perfectly true.
Wu on Do: Best Protectmn
“ watch do is the best pram-n llmndlts
A ‘ summer runsurk' l 211..
van, valuables
a du'gmulio had burn it d to ll‘l‘t‘ii in the
live against lhio es breaking
the house ” said Mr. Fahton.
tats hat o the sound of
iSllU‘li. They (10'0"3. fliVU l1. ”Ln qhupi'g hills. HUCC
tho neurness of a policeman in llwl.
noighbotwhood but tho burltin
dog gets on their nerves. ’i‘ht-y h
tho noise.
"Neier hide your money back or
pictui'ms in the cotton pot or unda- :-
tho on cars of carpets. That's hv
that place a midi locus {02' n1.m.,-.
"In a giant measure the ill-rip}
thomuolvrs are responsible
C.i!‘i‘i¢. it you elect peanut pollu-
cians to tho czty councils you 12.121
hmc n rotten police force. r2212.
1'11
duriugu. ltooxo- “Cl pl'soel ransom nnd
“I was aricstell and; death ii‘ the money it .1s not torth-‘
Regarding c1 ookml hondsmrn, in l
Wanton said that the utaiem 111 MW"
McLuughlin, . czaniioxlc'wn
or New i’oxk. that. bonding ¢.;.i.1m.2c02lliluny'
liics in Now York 211:0ch stolen bu: 111229 . r‘iolloy W“ 1‘ ““93
illiortir urti‘
McNouly. was
My . Ellie
The 11 euro
Most of the 1' soured mon 111':
connoctrd u liil th 11 Amrrll-au
Smililng :li’ld ltri‘ining Company
anvcr l» massiduni cf :m Ann 2'1 9
lil'nll‘g Dv‘i't'ir‘lpliwili‘
Winn ”it” dvmullri for
Mr. \i'r-zlyer told
at he had money .119
1
ho captors 1h
[his home. nonr \lurm. Thrrc of ihr
g “f “in! the author)
(
t
acmmpcuind him home 9".
plow. (ilk 2;: all
Tho oilmr mpiurrd :22'12 .
aided in releasing lb 22. .9
«1r lira mid “out to .imrco .md mliil
lion. "
The negro .‘iluVraly. is dnuinrrd to:
than: boon kll‘rd by blow; inl‘l' r‘rd‘
1
1
by pistols in the bonds of inn mum.
l'run nhilo he was s‘tv'muitvr: nu
‘hild 12930 on from the int! at hidin-
mores. Four polll‘umrn are undo:-
"'om'st in Conn-mitou with his il'ft'i‘l.
1"!) 2‘ "
1
.\i-~I"oaiy is twirl lo li'svo ”Mon .21 plan:- 9
vri‘ul man and met-2W {v'm-l'cl l'.9v thc'
W'l'co. Wl'u’n hr bl'o‘h jail for tho
"2hird timu ho rucchmi tho Moinmli 9
rm cemetery. it is lil)"i'lt?4 lhn ‘
hatntb cnopromouon made 1111?... title “90mm “N.“ 9.. m9. .7 in N9.
1. ‘hlcab o 9.1.: cc lor the past live y.
on morit 1.10 city council man
the "promotions on the dotctll 4'
force
l9
"is intonl‘on it) Hold nearrah'y
and that is the whole stun. 9.9 m with” 9
do the: way to prom: t crime is .119
educate the public in tho ways or
the crook.‘ ‘
Mr. Eamon said that Henry Fr1r119i
did more to bring clout real roi’on
among crooks than any man in in.
COunily. He said that he had 2 021 '
men in h e employ who had our
lune. Mr. l2‘o.d. he said. known a:
about tho history of the 1111212. On.
at the men. said Mr. Fenian. run
to the position whore be than; «1021992 "'
8100. 060 a. Year. This mun got hi2;
chance and mudo good. "
\lr. Fuuion said tho! his lost 81“
rest. was 1917. when" ho. Was sex"
to the Rants of Correction in Chin 'l‘ Kcnzio.
cast). and curred thruo months.
“A man named mansion. a store
keeper. to' d me that there was
nothing the matter iiith
kept laith. When I lett the
to the shore front to meet some of
my old pals..put as it was so early
in the day they did not show up.
Attractcd by the sound 0t music 1
went low ‘a shop where they were
holdinat a. mission."‘
This “has the same old mission
where Billy Sunday was converted
Mr Wanton said that he "did rot
meet his pals that day. He went
around the buslncee center at the
cty and went back to the mission
at night. "I went in s. sinner. l
knelt down 11 pcnitent and arose a
Christian'
(Continued irom Page One.)
Kenneth
“The
Small by a. Water Fall.”
Beers. recited very cleverly.
actuation of Sam McGee."
Amos Aspbioom did the"'8cands~
navian 9Charlestun.” Manager of
the basketball team. Paul Binge-9
walU. an assistant. Ralph Lycett.
Captain [livid Brennan. end the
other members or the Deldolay
basketball tea‘m were presented with
handsome silver watch charms for
their excellent work during the past
season.
Mr. Sexton s Iddmes “Men for the
Hour' 'carrled I Vital measure to
'the Immulsga 6! men end boys.
Mr. Barton took Various experiences
in his life II a soldier durilis the
World War. to illustrdte his address.
911'. Boston eluted; there were many
grave problems Which must be met
» It the present time by clan and
genome than. such II composed his
audience 'rwe ot these problems
declsred Mr. Sexton. are "we
Hatred. Ind “'The Industrial Situa-
tlon..
“It will!»
6mm." tildes W‘ONM" slid
Secretory “ . "The shell to
meet these situations must be close
i nhs'art ”one in life." The speaker
Hills ot‘ that Virtues.
soother restore to be me. it
those problems are to be dispelled.
declared Mr. Sexton. "lion melt
filtould come temrd with their
Wetland.” he sold.
Secretary Boston's all: was short
MMthttothewni. Indium
I lino impression on his hearers.
in miles the no to use ope
but. 111'. M new the secti-
scum emosr'
sfiofll strangle to "
Kiwi" 6! boys of the chapter. in the a
Father And Son
and confusion: out of stagnant wa-
ters into a bright clear pool. I pros-
perous haven ot hcalthtul living,
hesithtul membership. Ind ‘ her.
monious understanding among the
boys: or how you. my dear sir. made
their clubhouse which is valued so
highly and so dearly. not only a pose.
ability but I rcailty; .
"Dad Gerham it has, devolved
upon me to present 'to you just a lit-
tie token—s. when or the love. 90l’
which I have spoken. sad 0! the
esteem in which these boys hold-a:
you. 9 I extend to you. Did my per-
sonal wishes. together with the wish
of this Chapter..thst youmay ‘en—
ioy I long. prosperous and happy. his
and in the Ieeephuoe of this token.
as l have chosen to cell lt.l trust.
the boys trust. you we trust that you
will be enabled to and the TIME to
be with them not only in spirit but
in person. as well. Your presence will
ever be deeirdd at their functions and
their meetings and you will ever ho
held dear 1911 the memory at each
and every boy or the NORWALX
CHAPTER, ORDER. OF DE M0-
my!
"Take it" bad and my ltlntlre
course 0! TIME brill: 301: much
plants and molass- s’hd sin it
cause you to have pleasant memories
all the rest cit your dart"
then fave lllustrstlons proving the .9
Connie is ,
n; Mirror “w or
mg was morning‘s: so
statues“ M's! the. some. st cos
‘1” «felon teen 8s
V' , I solemn nice:
I}!!! D! the. Res.
.3912.
loath wr-ro i2 n'rird uh n no ro M-
an r r1 i'ifillfi" hul'llw sl mum
to
Franklin School
The tollowlng in or 1- sling program 1 '
was presented before: the SOVC‘l‘lth .' '
1‘55th and ninth 1.32”»ch 11'=~:»cur“-. -:
‘""..y will”: of lilti- Sow-iii l1 until.) 12.29
Monday. Wednesday and Friday; 9
l‘rcludomnliss lll'lv'n I-T-‘lll’.
Psalm.
Lord‘s I—‘rayrr.
Flax Salute.
“for Spring! cd Bannor‘.
l A Good English Plei.igc+~l'clh0r-
9 1
l . 1
lilo: incl).
”'3 ll .29 dull.”
truaitd mo in the storeroom. I-‘ln.§\12l§2lill°~
nngcn put me on my honor and l m‘mmt Ethel 0'3““
placei
one Sunday morning i went direct"!
hone. Anna Resewitcb. Evelyn Ryan.
.iin t~~.-\l- g
l'rlnil.
.i2"“.ur
Erihrr»
R056
Eliot (tth Coco
NZOMN. Elht‘i
Frances
William
Herbert
of
Clll'lly,
Easily,
Kllglor.
Edison.
1.. rt
A Boy" s Trouhlnnw Jnrl:
11 y
Small
20 Solocilon-n-Mounlniu rink-«g9
\inrrnrut Lousy.
(112- Anglo Saxon Tnnuuow-llcrry
Mllll'l‘. '
A m «' rir'nmdszcnibly.
Fo‘.‘ fining is the scholarship honor
list {or six \vcoitc period ending
Marl“): 1?. 1926. i"
F192 2-91.: eligible for high honors; cl
pupil must attain an average or 90-
1th”.- por rent. in all subjects.
To be eligible for honors a pupil9
must .ltttlll'l an average or 90.100 nor 9
can? in two daily subjects. .9
HIGH HONORS
Ninth grads—Helen Desmond.
Nora Dinkowitz. Mary Keefe Robert '
Merritt. Flora Shepard. Robert}
Toonc. 9
Eighth grade-43cm“ Cluster. ass i
car Driliiflb Raymond Gunther. Bcrv}
tha Kish. Mex chofsky. Paul Le.‘
pore. Coin Lenin. Loon Paris. Sadlo
Radack. Theresa Savage.
Seventh grade -9 Marietta Boncll.
Elizabeth Buchia.-Julia Czcll. Marga.
ret Lousy. Esther McKenzie. John
Powell. Gertrude 93ml].
HONORS.
«'9 Math grade-.30” Agrsnoy. Wil-
liam Burns. Camilla Baxter, Ber—
nard Cox. Frances Durler, Lillian
Epstein. Albert Franks. Joseph For
zekns. Dorothy Groonbcrg. Ruth Kc-
boe. Ethel Kurt}. Paul Lysobey.
EstherLessen. Rose Miller. Wallace
McCann. Marl-.1? iillps. Anus Roi»
arts. Franco- 9 chmond. Howard
Shaw. Jack Squire's. Yeite. Steinberg.
Marjorie Tarlov. Norma Taylor. liar.
old Williams. Emily Wards-ell. Mll-
drrd Wilson .
Eighth Gmthorothoa Allison
Huger-st Anderson. Evelyn Orcsier.
Samuel Dayton. Norman Dickman.
Beatrice Epstein. William Rarrick.
Joseph Janet. Eleonora Kocslnt.
Eleanor Lewis. Mil-ism Lowndcs. Rae
Lowndes. Agnes hing-yer. Eve. Main
no Rudder. Esther Rutteubers
ames anarchy. midi-ed Shdpdrd:
hauls Steinbeu- Ethel mun.
Elisabeth Wsm Culwulrens. rhyt-
ill Withinston. Willis Young.
Seventh Grade —- Ida Alexander.
Anna Amsto". 8‘ "tie Boyd. William
9 vnhiwrs,
.tcr that had hung: over the Senate
Brie. Merton den or. Prentice Coex-
men. Hilda. lilekbwltz. Joseph Fer-
guson. ms Frswm.81dlley hold-
eteln. Charles Home. E nerd Heb.
,ltoi'l. Mars-rel Bowsth. ennle let-
:M Alberta Jones. Mary Kpsslffiuth
Kuhn. Elisabeth illicit. Grace K0-
v'sck. its: my. cm W. 89an
m. Gersld Lewis. inns iterrsncl
9:11am Hitler. Harry" miter. Jessie
.9 insomniac. Sells items. Marie Nor-
i‘hupmsn'
pr icon on
m'orzlll will unntnr with
today in \Vlli"!l"l‘iiii'lfl
1hr :lops in in 11l:'-n in
1mm court in low1 proposed.
it the M'lrluslnn 'ot a contort-nodl
”livianyx inst hint".
of Hartford.
of Chunmun'u
Joseph .‘l. i’i'l-ndmnn.
‘snld lhut lhn nature. of the new or.
irlv'nce .lrsrrtud by tho dotonse to
‘llrivo horn discovered would not he;
9mndv' public at this time because it:
lili“l’il dirr'mlrmm i‘nl- 2l‘iillflrlm's from
1 Coming i’l’lr'n'rirli
"All 1 ruin my is that tho nl'i.
dorm is new. imllurlnlli. and not rn- 9
mum: to i’fhnpmun'n ulilii." .‘il‘.
Fr'cdlnan said. “it is not
runlulntl' ' or corrntorntirr 119
indhronderlt M'idonr‘n tr ho prim-n N22
r. ml: lhl! l'iri homing: iii
mot'y r921 1‘20 ourfilun if i l opmun':
lnnur'n'it‘
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291.2. it ill!) 1 Hill til 2 lym'lilin, HW-
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12.212 ehdixiy boom. ills d".'iiil inst‘
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lilx’. )lnw'ii 27mm»,
milling: until 12.3 2"if12, i-I. ml mi
\.h 1' ”mm?“ mod“ 3 out»
11112.: to the punch imt nlgut rmr
9pn:'2:ng "22) “mm. mmupt 12! his n~ 9
.i'l'JJi'F us lvn'dr'r of :1 mm; 02' Jenni;
'l‘nw sing-y w'nmll ho mm
Oilfi'u "s‘urrle le York.“ was! (911.3
'r'mi n3 .1 ran'mm (or the rl‘ii‘fliif'
‘iw "'.'".r r Hiri," ‘X’iilimn‘im'v'l‘s
'ml 9"!)1'i‘ n'i Will WM “:25
indlri‘l'ri Min him 12nd tho rest at.
Thn "Ilil‘i‘i i
r61fi’iiif‘t‘Aiihl'n0'9t‘ Bunion. lat-ma:
“fix-i that l- lm'l "Iiici'mmh-d
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WiSlllVi’l'l‘ON lion-h 127,—-
3. i’ilo Yuan hilllrllng program for
Pill army air rim—lino to provide.
2.212.! new planes at the end at“
h ' pvrir-l n.2- uppl'oi‘v'v‘i unomu
., 9v ht ilil House Ail-l
l‘ori mmmll'tr but. no ’lll“‘l r'c-"i
om'ncnrlrtii-m as in the amount of;
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‘irnorzuv to be expended wm lnclud~
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DiNl’il RY Mann '37— \ha I R9
Lmt'ry ploprintm of 51 'O‘li‘iil hm}
tn 11m from it molt 'l" «292'! l an.
'2': ill'irr dirt r‘r'irul’ Fl‘iillnni rml'
3.22:; of tho srrsst of {our routine in
“'l‘ anl' li’vrinosdlv on tho I'hmgm"
or" mllrdnr nnrl rohhory and. fe‘nrlnn
that slid would he trilllicliui in Hm
.rinl- ~2 this ni'rrnmn came ir' m9
tho D‘il’ii‘tili‘v p'iiw" honimmrtr-rn l
:m older! y woman of tho kindly
in s
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l
igrdndml‘th 3r tvpo n2rl told 01' how:
she had sheltered tho: vouths and";
{our young women from Sundaii,
mornlnc to Tuesday nflnmnrn 9
e u e 3
Charles Frost. i‘i. ans Murrayi
avenue, larchmont. on trial before
Judge John W. limits. in Criminal
Superior com-t. Rridgcnrvri {or the?
last mo nooks. ehnrgrd ulth hirinc
lnrendinrists to set {fro in his Bethe!
int'lory. took the. Witness stand yes-f
fordtty s‘tcrnoon and denied in or. ’
tirriy the at‘v‘iFnUCn! lodged against
him by Abraham "Whitey" Fricd
than. Sum Weissenger. alias Harry
Cohen. and Bernard luncheon. sol! !
confessed perpetrators of an arson
plot. , 1
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WASHINGTON March ~27 (Ami
-—-Aii‘or a five hour hnttle hehlndi
closed doors the Senate v'osterdayl
confirmed Thomas F), Woodiorlt o."
\‘cw York as a member of the in
tomato Commerce commission by a?
vote of 5:3 to :15. i
The size of tl'ir.2 majority scion-l
lshed even the friends of Woodlaak
It was accomplished by I common. i
tion of Demorcuts and Republican
i‘i‘Sulnrs and removed a storm cen-
during the last year.
0 O 0
Mrs. Anna Halcol'lich, 58. mother
of two children and residing at 71522 --
Arctic street. Bridgeport. committed
suicide yestedday by inhaling illumi-
nating gas through a rubber tube
which she had inserted in her
mouth. A daughter returning home
tron'i school. at 4 p. 221., tound the
doors of her home locked and sum.
moned neighbors who broke the
door down.
.‘SPRING
TOPCOATS
WE ARE OFFERING
$30.00 and $35.00
BROKEN LINES
AT THIS SPECIAL PRICE
soul-:11 92
lilo var- I
much"
'20 Unit in
‘l‘rusn di‘l”
l Sunday school
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16 NEW STORES.
BEING FINISHE
' Building
’2 l
9 for Busmess Places.
‘ NM-ixnik soon will lluw ‘91.; mm
storm. nuar the denier of the llt'sl
illinillnt business section. in. 11mm
lzillililiig :il the corner Hi “:1” mi
“l\'ll .troet will he 0pm: \lllii l.
"Till‘l't' .m' folll' storms i'urirv:
till'i'l and ”iron stores
.slrnr-l
a...
M.
A short distance down :ln' lr r1
on 21m Royal .lomc-s inn illili‘il'll)’ 1
‘ll’JW .milrilng is rapidly 41.11.35 12.
j'l‘hore ero tour stores in this "mi'rl.
mg. .l'ilir'h Will he l'ttmly in loss 'h.‘ 22
:1, month
l’ivr- .Vlll‘t‘s will no :n'nilnbll:
Torrie building on Common»:- 9.11.~-1
This building will hum «hum .,
lupsl'imvnin with all impln‘wumlme
and mnl'onlenr'es will-21 ll'm'ltnu-x.
"imi'e iiulslicd rimmiclil'lg "nu dill".
illll‘l’i. i‘li-i roof has Nor-n méull
mulm use 02' Win 12222er four and”,
lm-ul contractors rrpml
lmilvllmr is .roml all DVPI‘ 2h»
’Munl‘ llwl' hullsvu .‘ir" :ruinv
the outlying
now llnnws 'vill in» ovrupiml 0y
mm'nors \i‘l‘II-il completed.
“(1 Hi\.'i‘
will: 111' the i‘ormor Nr-rwadk No—
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CRUSADER IS
. UPFOR ‘UERESY”
éMartin Says In Defense
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Operations 1
Show Big Demand:
Jill \Vllll‘
The building is l'li'HiNi «1n9
fit’f’llflllfl. MUM tl' lip-Hip
Bible Does Not Ex-;
clude Recreation.
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Wagons
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Corn Beef
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New Cabin go
MODERN MARKET
l‘. ‘". i“liil'i.'i'iiil’. Prop,
15 NORTH MAIN STREET
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For House. Painting 111112
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Cars
1REI’AIIiINi'I‘9ASI‘2(Whiilltl l.i’\'i.'s
(A Pl—l‘mtclmlned not to cam-inc:- 1
any of his principles all-'1 pr 1m. '1
the' interact of young
l‘i‘fii’tit‘b'rfl‘rdliona. Clyde limm
lacing trial here before
been use
router in this
l-rm' the trial. others holly:
it'll.
First Trial Postponed
ihl'eo 9
'1‘2.':lm:r~‘lsts o’ the Church of Christ!
9. ll~:~ is charted with "hum-9v"
' 19’ his nrflvliv in csmhilsiung a 1'v’»~'
'nroatiounl
'fmly members 0’
village. 9
the church Will?
prohibit. :
PARTS AND .'\(l"i"..~\iillim
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO.
I... Wagncr. "1.:‘dllv.'il Mgr.
34 WEST AVE. NORWALK
SERVICE STATION PHONE." 1.5.8)
This is the crowd time the young"
in" 221201030122-
fnr the your; pooplor
r11 rrullun
"rr-crr‘ufioncl boresy
i in» \lilage.
zhns {hood tho elders charged with
" tho first trial.
on i‘ohrunry '2? hailing been post-1'
pm .1 rm account at ”19.3 \lit'i.‘~
iiritv civtn lo it,
plli:..-9
Ei‘lorts nerd made 1
in keep the 9mm of tho second trier
roorot but "it loakm‘l out"
illrtln had issued a defiant
menh in part as imlows‘
if iounl gmltr of
it is docid: that I must
roller skating in Rnng'r hall or
“orso, close it or ho. dismissed from
tho r‘lurcli. ml ans“ r "-‘ili pro~
nl/ly no ‘1 won‘t” "
‘ \htn »
principle.- "
Mr. Martin said in outlining his
defense that. he proposbd to shop
by compnrslon that his rccmatlonal
:aotixlties were on a piano with those
rt’ his older accusars and added “I
Intent! to prove that the bible does
llt’vi. oppose ”creation
5
:la::;--'
heresy and
prohibit 9
i
.':-ll 1 will not sacrifice my
1
Martin's accustom were silent inf
advance of the 11 .al.
:cnu’kcum nouns.
St. Panic Church.
On the Green
Rev. Louis ’ii. Howell. Rector.
7:30 a. lil. Holy Communion:
a.
Palms. Holy Communion,
mm) by Rev. ll. 8.
last of the series on
Got" The eubjtc: in, City or God.
Present and l'uturc 7:32.) p m
:olzing Prayer
Tho Church will be open all the
"work as usual. for private devo-
uona
Tomorrow will be the last sermon
in the series on the City 02 God,
which is bring preached at. St.
a nd
Llebier.
Paul's Church by Rev. B. B Lung
ler. editor at the Catholic Church.
man, at the 10: 30 service. The sub-
liect for in. s filial sermon is "City
of God. Prcsznt and Future.”
Horn-rimmed spectacles are a,
complete disguise for Sir Austin
iChumberiain. He usually wears a
monoolc in his right eye.
1‘00 DATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
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211.. Morning Prayer; 9:15 a. m..i
and Confirmation.
gclass; 10:31) a. m. Procession of the."
our. ."
the} E
"The City oil
JACOBY’S
12-14 North Main Street.
South Norwalk
.3 0, Good (Lathes
The I'IC-r‘f.
For Men and Wonu'u
Charge Accounts". Opened
Featuring
Famous “Kuppenheimer
Clothes For Men“i
GEHEBE’S
Phone 5'27 Prompt Dental-9r
“It's Herc it It's limlstwaro"
It’s Time to Clean "House
All that talk about the fondness
of women for housecleaning is
pure rot emanating from. the
comic weekllee. No woman loves
housecleanlng in itself .but her
New England conscience makes
her do it. it’s the habit of con-
turies and she can‘t help it. As
long as it must be done why not
do it Is comfortably on possible.
We have many things that will
help such as. brooms. floor ‘wax.
clusters. carpet heaters. carpet
sweepers. mop \vrlngore. bruhos.
mops. dust clothes, electric wax-
er. etc.
83 Washington Street
South Norwalk. Conn.
Schultze’s Saturday Specials
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ImubLegs.........
Vealltoast.........
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humeores........
. 25c lb.
.32c lb.
.28c lb.
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.20c lb.
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