- -4prll It. will be pissed
Creed Jury to bc convened
,. Judge John It. Booth oi
2- court. by the state's st-
, to:- ”meld county.
3 prosecuting semantics. ewere
.pubiie interest aroused over
ones. have taken the unuellel
o! appealing to s. gmd jury
”to ‘evoid any Mine
The testimony before.
» John J. Phelsn is several
2 hes been e mass or denial!
conflicting-statements trons the
constables and a deputy sberid
suede up the party that de-
on the 80 then end youths
gambled user the Nathan
schoolhouse.
3 witnesses who have already
_ 2 before the coroner. and any
_.whoee statements are believ-
he relevant. will be summoneo
. , "'the Jury. It may return-a
hill of indictment for murder in
or second degree or menu
against the person it finds
. responsible for Fisher's
- : BENJAmN's NEW
m use
, . Inspector R. F. Ben-
’ has received his new uniiorm.
similar in material and style
' worn by the state police. Be
it while on duty from now
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Fosmrce at the Sindhi-Centennial International Exposition at Philadelphia will
pseilion. nllllel' lets. the auditorium. upper right. which will accommodate 20.000 and the immense mode!
or the Idherty bell. lower right, which steeds at the main gate. The view or the grounds. lower left. shows
the 312000.000 palace of sgidculture and (cod products. The exposition‘wili formally open June 14 and close
December 1. .
can. mum Anniversary , paly 312.23
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he the gorgeous Persian
Manager Yale A. A. Will
manager 0: Yale University Athletic
Association. will speak to the mem-
bers of the Norweilr Kiwanis club at
Address Kiwanis Club
Harold F.
Inn. Mr. Woodcock probably h
been cursed at by more Norwsl
people then Andrew Volstead.
Woodcock. rrnduete
their weekly luncheon to be held
tomorrow noon et the Royal James promises to have an
story to tell the local Kiwaniens to.
for
Mr. Woodstock is the man who is-
sues the tickets for the Yale football
demos. Mr. Woodstock is a member
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“Yeah.“ granted Adolph. "You wait. till you get as many
at me. I got a kindergarten—nix of them.” 3,
us stood where he was. bends in
pockets. ‘ , .
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up corn her typewriter end en-
swered hie greeting. "Good morn-
ing. Mr. unborn."
"Mr. urchin here!“
“No. Is told me I should tell
you he lied gone out to see Mr. 'llo‘
Bride. He said he'd be beck soon."
"1 see." John strode over to
window and set down behind a
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finally he raised his head end ed-
dressed in. Kniseiy. Matted
match is heed. herald. “Well. he
get [little hens girl."
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quite suddenly Fey was in hie urns.
surrendering to his impassioned eu-
trseties. end his lips bed tound here
in their drst itise.
He could never eiterwerd explain
it. but somehow he knew that in
that silent embrace be hell asked her
to merry him. And l‘sy evidently
had taken it for granted. Other girh
there had been—dozens of them-
some of them serious Maire.” But
easy conquest was not interesting.
end he had tired end seen them
merry other Inpn. ‘
Be and settled down ester mer-
risgetobleworhihthebigedvers
tising agency in Washington. writ-
ing copy that won hire one raise
otter another. es well as the praise
the biggest young "gogetter" in the
place. had benf his hoe close to
John's and invited him to lunch.
“Start our own We! in Chip
ldilburn. it's A good
for hustlers. l've written to
Chamber of Commerce end
of encouragement. Let's out
ing money for these people
our on bosses. l've been
enoushnto know that i'm
salesman and i know ed
media and i know costs. 1
accounts and you'll give
copy that, will sell their
keep 'em.“
John. nndsr the spell
other's enthusiasm. could
in; else but yes. although there
been eswiit pens oiregret'wbes
his employers had made such an n.
believeblr. line clients help hint.
"Ws‘ueeeh heretoontnption
to start.“ Graham bed aid. .Jeh
had only $8500. but Fey. noun-so
as s child. bsd supplied the reunion
inuuoo.
“It you won't let me work an
more now that run inert-led.“
had told him. “you'll st islet W
mit‘noe to lnehe this investment.
some day you might need I hrso
oiees uoretery. end when you learn.
how one lbw are and how expen-
ummmheslsd'toteheed
“my experience." '
the til-rs or orphan
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Case of With J. Gentbievs.
Aline Louise Lew-13‘
Being Tried Before
Judgeliuxiord.
The case of William J. Gamble
versus Aline bonito Lewis is being
tried today in the Common Plees
court, in session in the first district
court room this week. The law firm
or Tammany end Connery is repre-
senting Hr. Gamble. while Keolh end
Candes are re resenting the detend.
ent. it is ell d lire- Lewis owes
Mr. Gamble I bill of $915.50 for
building materials. used at her home
on strawberry Hill. This case is or-
posted to be completed today. There
were to cases assigned tor today.
0: this number six were ready. (our
continued until tomorrow. one was
settled and the rest were put ca.
There are is cases slated to:
h g tomorrow. One or these.
w tor J. ”scout”. represented by
4. n. sievetelry. versus Cornelius out.
line. represented by D. L. O'Neill.
will be e inr- triel. Judie Frederick
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E. N. Firemen Inspect .
, Cellars In District
The eellere of the stores and bust.
ne- houses ol the third district
were inspected this sloping by
“men Gunner Jostrond end Mort
d
The straw-bat season is on at last! if you doubt it. look at Miss
Myrtle Hoffman of Cincinnati, parading with her tour-loot list which
weighs slightly over seven pounds.
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THE SEASON Is our
WEDNESDAY. MAY 19. 1926.
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Tisuuo FROM PAGE TEN.
Strawberry Festival
Planned For June
A social meeting. arranged by
(our young men oi the club was held
last evening in the Blood iliver
Community Club. There were solou
and dance music by the Sunset Fair
Neighbors, orchestra. Chester But.
tory sang, "Always" and “Tim
Prisoner's Song," and there were
exhibitions of the Charleston ivy
Audrey Lloyd and Marion Bloom.
?cm was a. short business session
on it was voted to hold I. straw.
berry losllvni Jointly with the Broad
River Chapel, next month. The un-
uuul Mid-Summer Carnival will
again be held this year.
Delicious refreshments or sand.
wiohes. coke and soft drinks were
served. The capable hosts {or the
evening were Henry Plait. llohrmt
Marshall, Carl Zimmerman and Pam
James.
The club will meet again. June 1.
Christ Church
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The Women's guild or Chris:
church will hold its regular mm:-
lng Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Arthur Mf‘rc-
house on First street.
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Rummage Sale
The Women's Guild of Trinity
church will hold a rummage sail,-
Friday and Saturday of this wet-k
in the Udelman building. in South
Main street. lacing Haviiund. .\i '2.
Alfred Beebe will be in charge and
her committee includes: Mrs. Frli‘fi
G. Benedict. Mrs. J. Herbert Moi-
5]“
Robert of the Meytlowcr Hook and
udder cempeny. under orders tram
Deputy Chief Frederick Wheeler.
Fire traps and dangerous rubbish
beeps were ordered cleened up. It is
said that several insurance company
inspectors are in the district end
will lneire their private inspections
sometime about the end oi the
week.
Prison Follows Admission
01' Attack On Local Girl
Willient McQueen. twenty-one. or
this oils. wee sentenced to the State
retormetory tor five years and s. day
by Judge John R. Booth in the
Crimi Superior court at Bridge-
port erdey utiernoon. after he
hed admitted a criminal attack on e
is your old Nor-walk girl. John
Built. also of this city. who was Mc-
Queen's companion on an automo-
viccs will
Westport.
Knights oi
Charity
sentenced to the retormatory lest
Friday.
ANDREW menus SAM
Andrew Hegedns .0! Lexington
sVenue. soiled tron: New York City.
yesterday. tor a. mom 's visit in
unseen.
committee
tressurer'e
It there
dents who
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St. South some
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Memorial Sunday Church
Services At St. Mary’s
The Momorlal Sunday church scr-
church. this your.
Rev. Patrick Doian formerly
in charge oi the services. lie was I
chnploin in the army during
World War. ’
The arrangements are being made
by e committee from
Veterans committee and the
eren organisations and-tho national
guard units will attend the services.
Awaits Final Returns
At a meeting or the Charity Ball
or C. cluhroonls. Monday
an incomplete but very encouraging
to the tuna or the ntl‘ir. it is the
"‘lfi'ed. 'Ooleinen. 85 North
3 no . mom...
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o6}. s new
Heir m4 'mro 8o.
. antiquiotslysma, '
Milli”? «. - =‘
be held in St. Mary's
of
now of Hartford. will be
the
the Qentrni
local
Columbus. All or the vet- in greater
Ball Committee
wish of the committee that they do
at an early date. so that the institu-
tions to be boneiitcd by the returns
may receive their allotment.
Measles Continues To
Appear In N orwalk
The Bureau of I’rcveniabie Di-
seases oi the Stale Health depart-
ment reports that ior the week end-
ing May 1511. them were 5‘ cases
of measles in this city.
other cities or the State, New Ha-
ven and New Britain. were reported
number.
states that there was but one case
of scarlet fever: one 3? diptherln:
and no cases here of either whoop-
ing cough or typhoid fever.
tram. Mrs. Charles Waterbury. Mrs.
John McKnight. Mrs. Catherine Hill.
Mrs. William Anderson and Mrs.
William Dibble. Mrs. Chapman 5.
Lewis. will be cashier.
William A. Leonard, 73,
Reinstated As Lawyer
William A. Leonard. of Danbury,
wan reinstated as a. lawyer practis-
ing at the bar by Judge Alfred C.
Baldwin in Superior court at Bridg‘w
port yesterday. after 25 years Judi'l‘
n. disberment order: Mr. Leonard.
who is now 73 years old. took the
stand in court with the statement
that the use of liquor had causal!
his disbarment in 1900 but that he
his not touched a. drop since 191”.
O’Brien Wonders Where
Only two
The report
His Rented Car Has Gone
in the South Norwaik K.
evening.
report me read. United States
are any Norwalk resi-
liavo not yet contributed
$383,919.59“.
Treasury Balance
\VASHINGTON,
Treasury balance
at close of business May 17 was
Edward O'Brien. proprietor of the
Webster street garage reported to
the downtown police early this morn-
ing. that he had rented an automo-
bile to Louis and Earl Decker. last.
evening. sud that the machine was
to have been returned by midnight,
but had not been brOught back. The
May 1 9.-
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Make It A Habit To Read
HE EVENING SENTINEL
3.. EVERY DAY '
Tile Newsdealer nearest your Home. It Is
on Sale At These Places:
3 L. Agrenov, 107 Washing-
ton St., So. Norwalk.
A- ware.“ Wad Ave-2 . Smoke Shop. 2 South Main
80- Remit. $2., South Nor-walk.
Afififimfifi Lexington Union News. Railroad Ave,
South N orwslk.
Mtill orweik Nowhauer's Dru Store,
at" 80', N. Fair-field & Cenn. Argos, S. N.
Goo. Ounce. 1“ Washington
St, So. News“. N “k
. OI'W
J.Cei:ron 18 Ave So.
N i 0. El: .
H. Aide, 15 West‘Aveq 80.
Deli '. Simon. 116 South ’ ~ Ilk. ~ -
"113 South Norwslk. N: W . 73 W n su- t
.2 ~. I - ' 6‘8, 8 98 ,
- Dd”: 80 Woodward
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Win, W n 2 ”N ‘
sumnfiaw Atum‘tw M _. 3
‘ - men. to venue,.
Emwionnromsn, ~
‘South Neville. NW“
a“ 3 . 85 “no“, "1229' Inbmsi, 899 Main Street.
.. Frederick ll. Birch. 15%
Wall Street, Norwelk.
United Cigar Store. Main (2
Wall St... Norwelb. ‘
Jenies r. stumfso' wm
" Street. Nor-walk.
N'M ‘
8. i 8. 3 Sop, 86
a a. anus. s lisin s
Net-welt. 3 t"
mania Shop, to will: 92..
police are investigating the matter.
I
B. Tevlin,
Not-walk.
Harold Austin, 93, Main St,
Norwalk. ‘
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A. Murphy, Main St. &
Center Aves, Nor-walk.
67 Main Street,
East Norwelk
John Amour. Winfield 82.,
East Norwellr.
Cannon Phat. 31 Van Zant
St, East Nerwelk.
A. Hefner, [liberty Saguaro,
East Nor-wok
Joe. Bohen’len. 982 Best
Are. East Norwalk. .
M. D. Marley. 284 East Ave-
nue. East Norwelk.
1. Selliok, 1 Cove Avenue,
'Eesthlorwalk.
Benny Coils, Fort Point St.,
East ~Norwellr. ' - .
Louis Eerie. 69 Winfield
3'53“- !"t. Nomlk'.
r Fred. Lockwood. Bows
Are, Bowsyton. M
' Allen's Drug Store, Bowsy-
ton Ave, Rmeyton.
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