OVER SUNDAY
E a s t e r Fatalities In
State Include Two
Men and One Child.
. Three persons died in Connecticut
, in automobile accidents over Sunday.
, A truck containing 11 New Haven
persons, many of them children.
was forced 011' the road north of
Wailingfotd late yesterday after-
noon. Evelyn \'.iiiani two years old.
being fatally injured. The child died
in the Merlden hospital soon after
the accident. Mrs. Angeline Versati
received a possible fracture of the
1 skull and her daughter. Louise, was
cut about the face and body. The
truck was sideswiped‘ by an auto-
mobile which tried to cut in ahead.
the driver of which escaped without
making his identity known.
Edwin O. Schnei'or. 'H. veteran
cattle dealer and buteliei received
fatal injuries in Meridcn yesterday
waxon. his horse having become
frightened by a speeding automobile.
James Cnssldy. 68. of Morlden.
filed in the hospital in that city yes-
terday from injuries received when
he was struck by an auto‘mobiio
operated by Henry J. Thomas of
' a . Meriden. Saturday.
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DARIEN
EDNC LIST IN
DARIEN COURT
THIS EVENING
Amos and Mrs. 'Ander-
son At Home After
Honeymoon —— Par-
ent-Teachers Meet.
Another busy evening is schedul-
ed for the session of the Darien
Court Town tonight. Not that there
were many arrests over Easter. but
rather that. many cases have been
continued for the past week. There
are some 15 cases scheduled for
trial.
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Stamfordite 'l‘oo Speedy.
Stephen llungaehi. 121 Lockwood
avenue, Stamford. was arrested yes-
terday by State Policeman Salvatore
Fratino, charged with reckless driv—
ing. iiungaski was apprehended af~
ter he had cut out of a line of traf-
fic several times.
He will be tried in the
town court this evening.
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Easter Services Crowded.
Dnrien churches were packed
with Easter worshippers yesterday.
Special services with elaborate mil-
sieal programs were the features of
the day.
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Welcome Home.
Mr. and i\Irs.lAmos R. Anderson
have returned from their wedding
trip, and are. new "at home“ to
their many friends." at their new
home. Fitch street. Noroton. Mr.
Anderson is known as "Lone Wolf"
Anderson a vigilant officer of Dar-
icn's Police force.
—~Rexnll Remedies. a complete
line at Allen‘s Drug Store—Adv.
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Engagement Announced.
Mrs. Helen Oi‘ell of Daricn
announced, the engagement of her
daughter Edna Alice. to George
has
chrich of Norwalk. The wedding
time will be announced, later.
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Public Health Nurse Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of
the Darlcn Public Health Nurse
association will be held this after-
noon in the town hall. All interested
parties are asked to attend.
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The regular meeting of the Pa-
rent-Teachers' association of Holmes
school will be held at the school-
house this evening at 8 o‘clock. An
interesting talk hvill be given by C.
R. li‘oicht. of Bridgeport. vice-presi-
dent of the Connecticut State. Con-
gress of Parents and Teachers. Dr
Brodsky. dentist in the dental clinic
of the Daricn public schools. will
also speak. A large attendance is
asked.
Policeman Amos R. Anderson.
tDnrien's bootleg nemesis. reported
for duty today. following .1 short
honeymoon trip. Anderson am his
bride are making their home on
Fitch street. Noroton.
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The pupils of the Dorien schools
are enjoying a. week’s vacation from
their studies. They will return to
Echtii classes Monday. April 1" .3
I 0
Miss Dorothy Godfrey. daughter
of Dr. and lilrs. John O. Godfrey.
Post Road, had as a guest, recently.
Miss: Dorothf Dichl. of Yonkers. N.
Y.
The scouts of Troop i. Daricn
Boy scouts. left today for a. three day
hike to Wists. N. Y.. where they will
make camp at the Pin Oak Coon
club.
What makes this modern poetry
so interesting is guessing at what it
means.
“ field hotel.
Daricn
MOSOUE WONT
CONTAIN CROWD
Bridgeport Shriners
Will Need Strattield
Hotel Friday Night.
The annual ball of i‘yrainid Tein-
blo. Shriners. will be l“l'ldfiy night
at. Bridgeport.
Governor and Mrs. John H.
Trumbull. Mayor and Mrs. Norman
C. Stevens of Hartford, Dr. 1- N.
lintt. chief surgeon at the Sln'incrs‘
hospital of crippled children in
Springfield, Maria. as well its other
notable pcrsonugcs in the state have
been invited.
l’otcntato John (E. Heliwnrz, .li'..
will entertain impei'ini l‘otr'ntute
James C. Burger of Denver. Cot. at
the affair which promises to be
one of the largest. of its kind in the
annals of historic Shi'iiiciloin.
Owing to the invite number of
guests who are expected to be pres-
ent on Friday at tho l)llll.. it has
been found impossible to attempt to
stage the event. in ”it“ new Mosque
of Pyramid temple on State. street,
large and elaborate us the building
is; so the committee deoiiied to en-
tertain their friends in the Strut-
Apart from the fact that. the
mosque will not. hold the trend on
the floor that is (Hit-civil to take
part in tho iinncinir, the. refresh-
mcnt problem was, it. is said. large.
ly responsible for tho decision not
to use. the mosque. which in not fit-
ted with the necessary arrange-
ments for providing a supper of the
size that will be in laundry.
New Inventions Aid
Pilots Flying In Fog
LONDON, April .1»- (Al‘l lly
moons of llcw invcntions :ii'r pilots
are able to siccr enli'clv to a, given
point in the thickest for. i-‘iirhi l.i:-u~
tenant II. (‘oorh hos informal the
Royal Aeronautical Society.
Iiy means of tielicziiw instrumi‘nis
in the cockpit a pilot is iii-pl auto-
matlcullv informi- -d “lil‘n in is with-
in 1,. (HI feet of the mound. and the
descends is also indicutr- d
Olllf‘f‘ instruments show the
.rivintor just what part of the aero-
di'omc he is over. after he has or—
rived in the \ivniilv of his ilt‘Slll‘lli‘
tinn. so that he may land in safety.
though he may not be ni‘ir- to son
the p‘minil until II" has ilt‘lii.’lll_\'
'i-iphtid.
Modern Jap Girls
Oppose Marriage Mode
TOKYO. Apr. 5 (Alum The mod-
ern Japanese girl—:1 t‘nilvzifis fit a
girl's high school ilIEL'IOSril"-tl0"3
not favor the prompt tiny system
under which most of the marriages
are “arranged".
In opposition to the prevailing
mode. fifty-three girls in one school
said that to marry men or whom
they had no previous itiiowli due was
dangerous. Sixteen wile eiposed
the sentiments of the ones to he
married. 'i'cn objectrd to the
a go—bctwcen to make arrangements
and all agreed that, the marriage
question should be more sci‘h‘nisly
considered.
Rankin); preferences for husbands
were. govt-i'niiieiit oiliciuls first and
then. in order, businvesnnn (duca-
tore, farmers. physicians
officers.
13“ EA“ FA h‘l‘ fillin'ilfi'l‘IUN S
{its well with the Ki'ltltll'.‘ mikes-and
combination. Creamed llit‘fii. peril.
cuiarly creamed chicken. is quite as
delectable.
Pussy Shows Who’s
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All the suffering in i
the world won't cure i
disease. Pain makes
most diseases worse
and sometimes brings
on further disorders.
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Who In This Town
In front of the Palace theatre
on Main street two young bulldog
pups spied a cat leisurely picking
her way across the street. With a
yelp. the pups rushed for the cat.
Instead of running. tabby turn-
ed with her back to the curb
defied the dogs.
The dogs ran in n circle around
the cat. but pussy stood its
ground. spitting and clawing :it
the pups.
One of the dogs came within
range of the cat and suffered a
deep gash on the nose.
Then the not turned and iii-
flictcd several scratciits on the
other dog.
The pups turned and ran off
to lick their wounds. while the
cat calmly resumed IlC‘l‘ wall: up
loss of oveiy foot of lei: ht as lief
because the pi'iticnt custom ignores
use of ,
and arm) ii' ”
Sausage is not the only meat that ‘
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whim .. ’3."‘iflfi‘fiW""t'fli‘Wi‘WW‘TYHI‘hl‘i‘iaif“ 1.6“ do n. it .o ..
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MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1926.
CAR EQUIPMENT
Many Accidents Due
To Mechanical Con-
Wall Street
Trisiram & H
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Phone
550
yatt
N on 'illli,
dition of Autos.
.—...__..
Deieciive equipment caused {ti
per cent of i3.3i9 motor vehicle
accidents which occurred in Con-I
necticut in the past two years. (10-;
cording to an analysis completed at ‘
the state motor vehicle department.
Considerable headway appears to
have been made in the past. year in
combattlng the menace of unsound
steering apparatus and glaring head-
lights. The number of drivers who
vcnturc forth in powerful motor to-
hicirs. and often at high rates of
speed. without taking the time to
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points. Newi‘lesigns. .‘\'i»'.v l=i*.‘il."\"
li'ions stopping from behind ob.
,iccts and into the path of iippiouch-
int; automobiles. and causes of that
"“iggiilsiiile.‘ ‘ is a comedy “lll‘tl
songs. ltlks it will Cupiiiato )oni
.igrncrul nature. from the first moment that \till smi'
__.___...___...-,.,..__....- it. it in run oi \ mr-iuiilo' n gi'c ll! sti
oi‘friiiilzs nnii is full 0: fun tuni fiil:i.
THEATRE NOTES numbers ii lil til iuscment. it. has;
i'ccn proiiui'i-d us .‘i gem of comedy
i that holds interest to the filial inn-g
-'-——- mcut. l‘ilftlllt.‘ (Frey and the t‘i‘uiioi
RIALTO Girls. Eorlc Mountain and curt mil
"llcii's Four liiindrtd." P
on are the printipuis.
usual story of “gold diggers"
i
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the un- It's Ill!" prciiiist show in Infill.
Stal‘L‘ll \
for happiness. opened its engine- REGENT :
liieni, of two days at the lllulto tllt- .
ali'o today. Margaret Livingston . ‘ "“’“‘" .
and Harrison Ford head the. all 5“,” Ton can! but ihi‘ mnzpus rinlh
surrounding points oi illit‘l‘t‘rl u: .in;
vast. it deals with a little cabaret
iiintnrtaincr caught in the Whirlpool
tIl“lll‘Uil’l\\'Hy. ’ihore is not, :1 single
.iiuil moment from the first sctnr to
the last. it forms a vivid mosaic of
A.l til-:- climcnts that go to make for
perfect entertainment.
it‘ you enjoy a good story.
told. finely ll.('ltIT and l'lt‘lll)’
mounted. ‘tili-u eve "ilcil'e Four
Hundred." It is us fascinating as
the Broadway it tells about.
This afternoon a ladies' matinee
was held and the women after the
show lauded the picture in high
thrills. claiming that it was one of
the best of its kind that they have
American Phil-:14 for :i motion pin.
lure background.
it liilFI rum ilit‘i4
action and Illil is
youthful gniely th.it. is ill'-\.i}'.‘“ mi l-‘
ful. 'lhis is‘tii~.- M-tlllif.’ that is inn.
vided in "'l'hv l'l'ifili',‘ Ann," playing
today and tomorrow ill the lbw-m
theatre. It is :1 him \flfiiinl of ti o,
l‘ei‘CY Min-its novri \vliirii_('ro.'itvii“
fault i... xi nail
sptnri d ix .‘l‘
“0‘“
or so ago.
It is a. story of Youth in all of itsi
fast movini: plums, but it holds Just
as lllii(‘ll llili res! liil' tile inutiiwrs
ziiiil (In'ltlFl :is it. tlm's for the rl-llit‘it-Z
ihad the pleasure to witness for m: “W'RNOH “h” m" 'im‘ r m
. , ..
'ii.ll"t‘ or ire on llli' wzlv tlivi'c.
soiii time. The beta in . leaves ‘ ‘ ". '
e P p ) 41"” it holds much for those Milt:
the lileito following tomorrow's t-n-
Mgr-mom have no tangible irlvn of who! coiv
h. . .
who is all about. it is not c\:.i-lly u
‘i. liilirniimi of Am: I‘It ill (i'lltL' ':
’iic for it shows .i hit of life ii: :11;
fionili is apt to follow Wlltll away?
(it all the programs enscnted in ' irom the family hctii‘tli im- the lll'Sl
tho hoinulha, the. one oilcied at ihu i iiine. But it certainly is ii tztoriih'a- .
ace iiimire. midi. tomorron 5min of the "spirit‘ of Aincrirun '
I and Wednesday is lul‘s-St and merri- ; college life. Cllll‘il Dow and i‘ioiiuld
East. This bill vs incomparable anvi‘ iicith are the principals. 3'
‘it milks and stands out prominently ; m
as the best ever. Today inuugu- Stulrpasses Bar ;
Exams In Florida
PALACE
lilies the opening of the litith;
vaudeville 1i . management having
secured the f'anchiso for this city in
order to continue with its promised
envy of givin nothing but the best
iiitei'ininnicntgnnd is again demon-é \irs MO" 1“ Sim" “f “mm ““ m“
blraicd when toduy's advertisement i '.ii (is passe his l<l0iidn but (anll. nn-;
is scanned. In addition to the five i lions most successfully. Out of Stisj
. lentrnnts. only 2-8 passed.
hcitli acts, the funniest of comedies i
“(3 What a Nurse." starring Syd Mr Stull is a graduate of the. \‘or-
nnd ‘
Iiclinrd J. Stuil, son of Mr.
‘illiliiiii.
no IllL' things she never had time to
‘Iliill,
. pi. silt ii i’L‘ililt‘ by the
such a stir upon publication .1 yttriri,
( fillliif‘iil at. bar for examinations in
this 5! lie in June.
Crying: at movies is foolish. The
illilt'.‘ tours used at home will get a
woman a spring but.
LIFIJ'H sassy surnames.
\i'iili her children grown up, the
nigid woman finds time to
.p. il-zoiemirad the new books, are
. the raw plays, ciiloy her grandchil-
tal-.o an active part in church
Far from being
younger set.
. .- in “is a full. rich life of her own.
in: it is it her lllllllb is good.
’i‘ii-insuiids of women of middle
an any they owe their vigor and
iiii‘illll to Lydia i3. l‘inkham'e Veg-
.mlnr i'oiiipound. Those who have
i‘.t:ll"‘l through their own exper-
ihe merit of this old reliable
lIiOI and herb mcdlcine arc enthus-
iastic in recommending it to their
binds and neighbors.—-—Adv.
.i d (an: affairs
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Chaplin and Patsy Ruth Miller; “His
Wooden Wedding." with Charley
chase a two rCt'I comedy and a.
[nine News and U. S. Navy Films‘
provide the screen portion of the
program. ‘
The vaudeville has Anthony and
Marcelle the Golden Gate syncopa-
tors who will win your applausc
with their rendition. Dotson. known
the world over as “Lighaning Dot-
son," is a dancer with comedy as a
side line. Ills feet move faster than
a whippet but Just as graceful. Thu
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Ask to see the new feather weights.
Roman troupe is seen in an acro-
batic revue of 1926: In their revue
is a bit. of dancing. talking and sing-
ing as well as the latest stunts in
acrobatics.
Jim Donovan the “King of Ire-
land" and Mario Lee the dancing.
MiiTON
the street.
work a cure.
122 Washington St.
butterfly together offer a. combine-1
THE ARCH PRESERVER STORE
ELWOOD
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can repair any damages to the null i o" ~r or 1 hi to.
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the persistent campaign in the oittlt) . ‘ . 3 'i - ' V‘ " -. . .. . . . . '- -.
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oval-1924. Coats of Wax Free of Charge.
Operators were blamed for 73%
per cent‘ of the accidents last war, ‘ _
other persons for 21 1-2: per Cent. -———-.~
'zind dcfcc Ive eiiuip' tent for 3%. per _....
cent. iiiisccllnncous causes for the ,, ‘
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children “flying in the “rcpt, licdcs- Those who so.) llilllfn‘llll and LL‘t: get upsilon i'hi fraternity. of nail paper that are lo ft afli r ro- if in 1 mil his A i .ii- i’l ,mi i.
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