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s n d Fondly Expected
Aug. 1.
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Mrs. lorbort A. lehworis wee
hostess to e bridge club of which
the is o member, ot the Shore Ho~
on Golf club yesterday oftsrnoon.
3 Guests come from Htlmtord. Nor-
* Wills. Ineltlyn end included Mrs.
First-non Jarboe. Mrs. Hsns Gioets-
‘ ner. Mrs. Sigmund Swanson. Mrs.
s John Lundstroni. Mrs. Arthur Jor-
. hoe. Mrs. Willism Roddy. Hrs. Ar-
3‘ thur Murthsr, Mrs. William O'Con-
5 hell, Mrs. Thomas Murry. M"-
.= Henry Robb. Mrs. Willism Symih.
f; Miss Constance Roddy. Mrs. John
Bollvne. one Mrs. Robert cosmos
' of Brooklyn. Ml‘l. London of Nor-
"Ilk end Mrs. John Renodell of
‘ Stamford.
i“ o o s
. Mrs. John Ferris of Norwelit end
5 “Cobble Cottsge" is sntertsinlilg hor
;, son Jesse l‘orrio of Peossic. New
Jersey. litany friends sre glsd to
l noet Mr. Ferris suits. in end his
;fsmiiy will open their home on
Bowsyton avenue for the summer
.i months.
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M Word ills been received from Mr.
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Deals ”M will .
is the othistic pines vsoslly held
on July i so my how often we
new of tile events held sub ses-
son.
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-Pieno Tuning. atudwsll Pinup
Co. Phone lit—Adv.
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)irs. ll. lntcstoll of Psessic is
plsnnins to open itsr college for
tho ouuntsr in s. sow wssits.
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lire. Ieoro end son Trscy of New
Hovslt sro expected to. srrivo ot
"Tumble inn" on luminlt ovonue
the letter port. of this week. .
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Ellsworth Imith. son of ur. end
Mrs. Willisns Smith of Summit ovo-
nuo hos returned from s three
months' trip abroad during which
tlmo young Mr. Smith visited msny
countries.
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)isny visitors snd summer folks
on expected to srrive st the island
for the week-end.
Visitors’ Doy. Program
At Washington School
About 200 v Wuhinstsn
school end onion the iollenlng
Visitors' Du pregrsrn:
Giodes 1. i and I:
1. Exercise song.
2. fibeomokor dense.
ll. Genie. "Leoiuy Leo."
4. Deuce. "I lee You."
Grades 4. I end I:
i. awedish Clep Dsnce.
2. Gomes—"Neweomb."
Recs."
3- Mimstie exercises.
Flog solute.
"Relay
.t merlcs,
‘ 1‘ 7o
. Jone Isle
Toilet Geode
l’ashi
ns‘ton St.
3Days Sale
Deep Cuts '
Toilet Keede sod Remedies st
.Cut Prices
Percolstor .......... on
M Desn’s Kidney rifle .. die
10 oz. Howell’s Melted
Milli ............... 00c
Les Grey’s Glycerine Toulouse
.40 mos-'- Onstorie .. 38c
.10 Glover's Mon"
Medicine............ d'lc
.70 cloen's Willem.
meditnn...........2.ddo
1.00 Dnndoflne Heir Tonic.
largo ............... 500
.70 Elootrec Jr. Electric
Curlinghon 60¢
.25 Cortor's Little Diver
.50 Phillips Milk of Meg-
nw‘Is i’o‘e ...-.....m
L00 Nuishldos...u.....flo
.llOOsscs'reto, lergc ..... 880
1.50 Aurel .........'.....000
.ss Colifcrnls Syrup of
1.00 Pinkhsm's Vegeteblo
Compound .......... 77c
.i1 Brooklyn Club Toilet
0mm, 4 oz. in Me
1.40 Pinoud’s lien de
L W”, No. 870).
‘ I“.....".....Il.09
immmsm; Cards 80c
‘ $.15 Pissud’s Misc Vegetal.
i E '“OJ'II'OOIIsIsssom
'. wilfleocnsbdsr ........ see
' he IM’I'I‘oothPowder.
5 smell llc
mmt'lioothl’sste ..3dc.
Minimalism Shem;
, 2‘ Green ..............
i; issluuroethrsste... sic
" :so'ssi msloopitsl
' i” mm‘nlcnmPewder.
.IssllOOIOII
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his) ‘ 79c n gag": for 250 so
I. sum hm‘..................‘00
JON wiropoed t. T in
143%.?” Paste ...cimo? ..... 82c
”3 “05°”- .oo Dismiss Fsce
hal' 3* POW"plmu-u- ‘30
.5ka .50 Pompeisn Night
I h“ 39‘ Creom.........88c
M .50 reunite Ploy-
l unless-stein. in Cords -. as
3 mama: "x wmf
1m '1”. tub. “'0
: Nos 10. psosslsooose 170
i item Combin-
. sis-Mos ........ due
‘ i Wotfln'sldnislilstocoo-
3‘! Oil, d on. ......ruo
“Immature,
issue-vs Vents“-
..” ' “r .oos.hoo "0
filler-Kil- Trivium.
‘2‘“? ..eoo'soe-os-s
messes roof
Merv-hung
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The boys ore shown hens looting
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Lsdy Olgo. prise police deg owned by Jseilic Co ogsn. child movie later. use lust presented her mom
with 10 puppies. And Jockio, not on be outdone. hss' presented five of them to his little brother Robert.
thou acorn-«lucid e is at the right.
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F. S. LYON
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'UIE. NATURAL ICE THAT Willis PROV! BEST
FOR ALL USES —- OUR IERVICI WILL'APPEAL
AND OUR Pllal. T00.
JOB PRINTING
”one Us ‘ F. H A I N m”
”a 8m Freight Yard, root ofAnn 5L. so. Nor‘wnlk wig?
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Duties of Sergeants in
New Police Regulations
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(Continued from Pogo One.)
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ehsrgo of the pntrolnlsh on their
boots. and shell be responsibls for
the fsithful slid efficient dischorse
of the duties of sold officers end
their orders shell be respected and
obeyed.
3:. They shall inspect the men
oi. the commencement of their tour
of duty. propal‘niol'y to Which the
men will promptly fell into line in
the assembly room for roll cell.
where they will be inspected by him,
or the officer in commend,_who will
be psrticnisr to see thet eech po.
trolrnsn is. in oil respects. dressed in
sceordsneo with the rules and reg.
ulstions of the Depertmsnt. end that
his entire uniform and all parts
thereof ore in good order. He will
also reed sll gsusrsl end spsoisl or-
ders received since the lost roll osil.
announce sli dstsils one give my in.
stroctions nocesssry.
as. Its soon so the men are or.
reused in line for inspection the
fitment or office.- in ohsrge of the
Station House will inspect them
snd be pnrticulsr in noting thot
their dress is clesn: thst their sill-
bisins end devices ere cleoli. in seed
order end in their proper pieces:
and thst the men srs properly st-
and end fit for duty. Ho shell
forthwith report to the Chief the
isllure of our men in the porticu-
lsrs obove noted.
at. M the terminotion of soot:
tour of duty. every officer shell re-
port to the Scrgsoni or officer in
ohsrgc of the Station House for roll
all and be inspected by him united
excused for csusc.
85. Berscsnts shsil report to
the Chief officer in commend of
the diction house. st the commence.
merit end tsrminotion of their rs~
speetive hours of duty.
st. They shell carefully note end
importioliy report in within to the
Chief. oi- the officer in commend.
the case of every pntrolmon absent
from duty. nesleci in his dress or
appearance. luck of attention to dis-
cipline. and any violation of the
rules end reouletlons of the Do-
pertmeut: and the failure to so re-
port will be e sufficient «use for
reprimand. suspension or dismissal
from the force. .
37. The Serxesnt or Desk Offi-
cer trill not permit onyone behind
the desk. except a superior officer“.
or other member of the Donut.
ment in line of dutY. s. Judoe. Press
ecuting Attorney. Medical Examiner
or Coroner. .
at. The Sergesnt performins
night service shell soc esch petrol—
men under his commend. while on
post. st leost ones during his tour
of duty. end they shell else see thst
the pstrolnien ore efficient in dis.
charge of their duties.
39. They ohsli invite the often.
ticn of the Chief to oil mstters of
lrnportsnce. such on unususl occur-
' anoes. impertnnt mosssges or condio
lions requiring his sttention.
to. They shell not permit snyonc
to personally lnterlew s prisoner.
except. those filmed below. and
shell enter in the morlin of the ‘Ar-
rest Record Book the time. name.
address sud titls or ronk of the per.
son interviewlul such prisoners:
A Superior Otficer
The Prosecuting Attorney
The Medical Ensmlncr
The prisdner‘s lenl repressntstive
upon the request of the prisoner.
but in such case Only in the office
of the ststion house.
A me‘ber of the Detective Bur.
sou.
The Coroner.
42. When a complsint is mode
.by s civilian usinst s member of
the Department the Berossnt or
Deck Officer will promptly entertle
oomplslnt exactly. u,recltsd by the
conspicinnnt. being horticulsr to ob-
tsin the homes end sddresoss of oil
witnesses. He will inform the com.
irisinsnt slid the witnesses (not
they will be notified at s. Inter date
when to spnssr. Ind will for-word a
trenscript of the comploint te thg
Chief.
(3. They shell carefully examine
‘sll supplies thst my be delivered to
the ststlon House. nod refuse to
receipt for our orticlo thot does not
fully cmviy with the order in oil
respects: reporting to the Chief the
receipt of ens sriicls of wbstovor
asters. .
it. During the ebssncs of the
Bergeont for any reeson. the Chief
will opoeist o substitute from
. onions the m‘eotbsrs oi the Desert-
rosnt. . '
this: nmmrrm“
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isr eitiossoépnsrzhet‘soo :esssspisot
mi: fl' . “Widen.
"mtmroinfisss and soil-snot
310:“ wme‘idtrolw. ‘
I »’i'bs"- ve'lersssnt is
was. . .wlts on ’1‘7'.’
vention of crime, the detection end
arrest of criminals, the loosticn of
missing properly. the recovery of
lost end stolen property, the com-r
pilntlon and comparison of criminal
records. proper co-operntion with
other authorities and the proper
conduct of extradition proceedings.
47. The Detective Sergeant will
be csreful in his inquiries not to
unnecessarily endanger the renum-
tion of any person who may be the
subject of his investlsmion.
“- A record of complaints and
applicstions calling for the services
or attention of the Detective Ser-
geant will be kept in his office. and
under his superivision and he shall
have the supervision of all the dc-
tectivo business. and it shall be his
duty to give special attention to the
business and see that on proper de-
tective cases sre dilissntly and
properly sitendsd to.
if. A record of srrests by the
Detective Sergeant shall be kept in
hit allies, in which shall be entered
the nsmo of the person arrested.
with full description of such person.
the time and cause of srrest. snd
disposition of the case.
50. The Detective Sergeant shell
csuss o blotter to be kept in his of.
ties, in which shsli be entered dsiiy
oil irslissctions of his bureau in do.
tell. Enid blotter shoii be subject to
the orders of the Chief of Police.
oi. The likenesses end finger
prints of persons collected for use of
the Detective But-ecu. shall be pri~
vnteiy kept in a, gallery ferthc of-
!icisl use of the police officers as an
aid to the prevention of crime. and
shell not be exhibited to my person
unless sold person is occampanied
by so odlcsr of the Department.
52. its shell inspect end keep in
complete end perfect record oi sli
pswnbrolters' shops, second hand
deslero' shops. Junk shops.'snd is.
toilisonce oi'ilcos within the city.
lid. in all cases where on Arrest
is for any reason delayed. a record
shall be kept of all warrants pieced
in the hands of the police for serv-
ice and of all investigations by my
officer of the force connected there-
with. with sum lnformstion as has
been given in regard to the accused
and the chorge against him.
54. No one except thy Detective
Sergeant will have access to the
criminal or other records of the De-
tectlve Bureau unlc‘ss authorized by
tho Chief. “
55. The Detective Sergeant will
follow up ell cases assigned to him
until they have been officially closed.
Petroimen
as. A Psiroitnsn. when on pc-
trol will the constshtly on the alert
and must censtentiy petrol his post.
observing everything that takes
lilacs within sight or liesring. He
will not hold conversstlon with a -.
one except in the discharge f Wis
duties. end will fsrnliierlzc himself
with the location of Fire and Police
Signal Boxes. snd public telephones
on his post. * ' '
iii. After roll cell and inspection
the petrolmon of the squad going on
duty, shall leave the station House.
marching two by two in military or.
der. and proceed to their post by
the shortest possible route. where
he will relieve the man occupying
laid post.
58. At the expiration of his tour
Ol petrol duty 1 Policemen will re-
main on his post until properly .re-
lieved when he shell proceed direct
to the Station House. If a Patrolman
is not relieved at the expiration of
his tour. he will not sbsndon his
post but 11m communicate with the
Station use sud conform to the
instructions received. The Chief shell
dosisnnts o reiisvina point within
the boundsries of each post.
.59- -When* on duW. patrolmcn
must not njllif together or tsllt with
tech other" unless to communicate
information sppertsining to their
miles duties. or under orders from
their superior ofllcors: end in such
ones they must moire the eoxnmunl.
cation as brief as possible.
60- Policemen must not folk with
citizens while on petrol or mine
duty except oil-police business. it
it. requires immediate mention... a.
zing‘tgoiti-ii nfbglrsct the person
no us info
ill:18il}ion House. l'lnotlon to
. n posts where Police Si nsl
lanes on New. police men! on
3:343?” till; resort'each hour in
cowt sc eduio b
"a?” Iother. "i ' m“
. is resident” or 'h s e
sections of this city in whlghmsl:
found vehicles or persons who gen.
crumbs" no business therein st
the lots hours of the night. or on
bonds". helium. end bolt olidsys.
persons or vehicles", in be
end msds to identify them.
esivss end estisfy the slicer on the
post tbst they sis on legitimate
b‘olcoss. .
It. A Petrollnon on best will see
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toot oil. trsdlc stsneltlene srs in
their proper places. snd tbet ills
lamps are lighted of night. He will
rcporlgthu license number end. if
possible, the name and address of
the owner of vehicles. responsible
for damage to stsnchions.
do. I'utroimen ore uslly re-
sponsible with 'l'rsilic ulcers for
the enforcement of the flight"
Laws end lrul’llt: regulations on their
respective posts.
so. A Patrolman will enter in his
memo book a. list of vscsnt lioness
on his post. visit eoch on his tour of
petrol. and report st the end of tour
of petrol such bulldlnos so on not
secure.
to. lie must make himself so to-
mliisr as possible with oil pieces on
his boat, their charsctcr. end the
purport: for which they are used. 30
shall, if possible, mike the occult“-
once of all persons on his best. so es
to be able. to recoinlne them.
67. Hr: shell ‘ during the night
oesson cmmine carefully all the
doors. gates and low svindd'l’s on his
best Where. in his opinion. cstrs
care is needed. end too that they on
properly secured.
of. He must. if possible. fix in
his mind the appearsncc snd ss-
cortnin the names and business of
persons “11er he frequently meets
in the street into st. night. lfid if he
notices anything suspicious in their
behm'lor, it will be his dilly to re-
pori the some to the Chief.
69. llc shall strictly watch the
behavior of all persons of known
bud character. especially recollecting
the'ilmd and place of their ODD"!-
nncc on his boat. and the pines. I!
my visited by them.
. He biliiil carefully wstch end
report to iiu- Chief of Police sll ro-
putld disorderly houses. houses. of
ill fame. pnwnbroker's shops end
shops for the purchase ond sole of
secondhand articles. sll amino
houses and all dipordol'iy Iii suspi-
cious Places of resort. and shell be
uhlc to revert sud testify. when re-
quired. who visited them. ,
71. yo shell take notice of slid
report any suspicious clrcumstsncsl
that may occur upon his best.
7:. lie shsli keep written within
it dinry. snd enter therein the fines
and circumslsuce of my feels so to
which it is likely or possible he rnsy
be celled upon to testify.
78. If he discovers any defect in
the sldcwsiiis or strseis. tori-k
stones. or other obstruction upon the
street liable to produce in convert.
tones or injury. he shall remedy or
remove the nine. or if ihst is not
possible. he shall take such measures
a. the use may require to prevent
Iéury to the public. end lmmedlote.
1 report the some to the Sorgesllt
or desk officer.
it. It sholi be the duty of holies-
men. upon their respective boots. to
see that the provisions of the or-
dinance concerning snow end ice be
strictly complied with. end to re-
port oil violations of sold ordlnsllcs
to the sergeant or desk officer.
Democrats Mny‘ Make
“Union” Party Paper
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Negotistions looking to the soon-
iion of the New Haven Sundsy
lfnign" ns‘the o’iciul organ of the
democratic party of Connecticut
have been opened with Philp Troop.
president and tressuror of thet nous-
papcr. ty s specisl committee of the
democreiio stoic control committee.
The pint is in accordance with a
proposal modeby. Mr. Spoilncy at.
the last meeting of the state central
committee. unrtfcrd.- February 25.
which letNo the creation of the spe-
cisl committee to make a. study of
the matter and report back to the
next slate committee meeting. As-
soelsted with Mr. Spoilscy on the
committee are stoic Chelrmsc
James J. Welsh of Meridcn. Notion-
n1 Ccnsnilticowonson Lilllsn 8. Ab-
bott of Norwelk. Stets Vice-Choir.
men Alice R. Mooney of Woterbury.
Secretary Alexander 6. Lynch of
West Keven end Asoistsnt Secretory
Msbeils Fletcher end Tressurer
Fred P. Holt of nortferd.
Mr. sneilooy's sistelnent to the
state committee in February was
thst “out of to Or do newsroom-s ill
the slots. four ere democrstic." end
"people never see the democrotic
side of s stew." The first necessity
of the ports. as he visited it. woo "e
democrstlo orltll to go into every
town end hemlot in Connmtlcui."
and he expressed the belief first “we
and finance s. weekly pspor of this
kin ."
W
Mans r‘lirtotiens
"I‘m in o terrible funk. A fellow
wrote me o letter soying he'd shoot
me it i didn't keep owes frorn his
wife." . ,
"Why don't you keep sway from
his nifsl" .
. "He didn't 'oign‘hls noniol" Lon-
don Opinion.’
‘ OrNsoe.
“i would like to give my uncle o
hundred of thsee‘sissrs. Con you
think of how 1 con give him even
”it" 31mm: in t m
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memos flatten
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Old John Mom they. M
down. but he. is never out 0! Dom
ton .M . :ai'i
slew
to
Poll force-(est! labile-don. 1
Mine establish
camshaft—plus d-wheel bakes. {Ill H1000 tins
w included it
This Nash Light Six 4-DOOR
\Sedan offers you feature after feav
ture others in its field do N OT—
plus an unequaled BRILLIANCY
in. performance. A drive in it
is a real TRAVEL-TREAT.
s. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main St.
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South Norwslk
New Haven Bridgeport
Wslorbiu'z
J. JOHNSON 69° SONS
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"'nniversary Sale
Serving the Connecticut Public for 51 Years
Now is the time to re-.
plen‘ish your wardrobe
while anniversary val-
ues are in effect.
$35
Other Values $25 to $40
FASHION PARK
KUPPENHEIMER
LEOPOLD MORSE
luits of quality booked by J.
Johnson discus rsputstion of hoop .
est values at all times.
. Anniversary Specials
furnishing Department
Bircwfists $2.15
3.17. D. Union Suits .. $1.00
stomss ............-$1.65
. Broadcloth Shirts ..~. $1.65
rsncy Hose 45c
Anniversary Specials
Children's Depertstcni
2Ponl Suits $12.50
Boys' Blouses ...... . .. 75c
Boys’GolfHose 750
Boys’B.V.D.Union Suits 65c
Boys’ Checked
Knickers . . $1.95
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