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, a peculiar thing the “1r we
, u k ID I"! Wee. Or per.
fie should my it Is peculiar the
filing things have a habit of
u.
. an mes: For every one
Ibo can tell you the name at
‘lteb Jersey town where the re-
‘dissslroue arsenal secession:
.. -. there are at least «.000
.‘ seasstlyeatasaeiaeottaegiri
"morass her sutures; night
to Ilr. Carl-oil‘s champagne
Not only that. but they can
you: the color oi her hair and
tile laaa's occupatiou.
file latest bit at inconsequential.
thereto” tenmcaiiy interesting.
to the controversy between two
'. lane over the authorship oi
Dempsey's latest noes. tt seems
I. a New York dOCK. claims
* t tent and a Les Aageles doc-
hes asked (Or an injunction to
m up.
. g terther you learn that
“be Angelee physician seye
aw hers ie at least 2! per
tronger than the old one. and
.corroborates him. Who cares?
look. The an‘er is: very few.
_ are! Delaney and a low
1 -e man who is shy inter-
e shock a ing quali-
tiis new proboscis is Gene
or. Who. if one of a million or
“I law suits doesn't prevent it.
.1 engage in a few rounds at i‘isii-
: with the champion.
he physicians“ ulterest in the
beak is merely academic; Tun-
laeomsthing in. e than that to
the least. As is matter at tact.
(W's curiosity is inflamed to
e degree that those close to
day he will make numerous at.
to change the position of
, nostrils Iron: a point Just
a the upper lip to s. remote cor-
' the left eyebrow. '
Yb see that Red Grange, having
fed train Hollywood with the
9 on the: es a movie star he
as. open dell runner. a
in a divorce suit. It is aid
gther man's wile kissed Red
es m’t 1003133. This goes
‘ that happens to even the
It haltbacks when they haven't
,. fitérlerence.
ey Paddock. incensed at an
> “meat from Red that the
m" are not what they are
, p to he. calls the terror of
. moire-a beingoaretul
lint“ fled is back home again
‘ . . . Anyway. we'd cell an!-
. kind .0! a name we wanted
could run as test as Charley.
- ot till Paddook gets en-
. ‘ so Bebe Daniels and comes out
. 1; summit espianilng Just why
.it to the movies. and site:
our ears less than you did
Ir Child”
ck at the
'I. 1mm CRED.
. was the wer's doorliiat~
of atrocities there in nu.-
ao"‘v_riiiniper. The war is
. and the powers or Europe
- one by one to well over
I tees. W. have not yet
"the Invest at that
- ‘oess the mites states
m, see-tiles is no men
' ‘ e‘eoesuy onset-lasso
Inllmflthtbeln»
.lg,’ eelgluis will save
saute tor the honor or
enemy tear up has ee-
.. Net
‘sirhed CIl‘eNll)‘ _.
t Serious'st
lrst utalllusi Bo
Blendse
George. “out ot Rouyton is sut-
Nfilt MM an I“?! to his eye
receives "bile
Motor Wom
Men
Moon metal.
lion “Nil 63
a piece street and out his eyeball.
"Nike“ as he is known to all his
rmnda did not think it serious
enough to have it attend
once but when he ”ported tor work
yesterday morning Dr.
Beerv White o! Btemlord was im-
called
wand. The eye will be under me-
medisleiy
dicsl care for
The Miss“
Brande with
will leave tomorrow tor castelets.
and Atlantic City where they
will spend the week visiting rela-
tives end irisnds. They plan to
Sequiceniennlei
Pa.
visit the
their stay.
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson or
N. J. arrived today to be the week-
end guests of
Foreit at their home on McKinley
place.
Paul Wing
agent for the
Motors.
Omey Notion ot Rowsyton eve-
nue is on an extended business trip
in Buffalo. N. 1'. lie is expected
to return to his home theiatter part
0! August.
Mrs. Edward Shine
George A. Key of Crockett street
have returned
spending several days as the guests
of Mr. and, Mrs. George Wolie at
their home in New York city.
--"Gypsy Cream" tor Tan and
Sunburn at Allen's
Adv.
Miss Marion Lynch. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.
Weetside avenue. is taking a sum-
mer course at
New York city.
Miss Shirley Bowman returned to
her home on RoweytOn avenue yes-
terday atternoon trons the Norwailt
hospital where she recently under-
went an operation.
has many friends who are glad to
learn of her recovery.
Mrs. Marion Coatee is entertain-
ing her sister. Miss Julia Scott of
Bisoklyn. N.
McKinley street. was Bcott's visit
will be oi several weeks' duration.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Preece have
returned to their home in‘Meridsn.
Conn. after visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur nrown at their home on
Crest road.
Guests 0.11 a motor trip to New
York recently. at Noe. Mary A. Bar-
clay's were Mrs. Joseph R. Kline~
teller. Vincent. Plea.
Reynolds and
Rowayton avenue.
I
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aowsvfrou
is planning to install one
in the beeutitul black
yaw! owned by Jamee‘A. Trowbridce
of Lon;’ Neck. Derien.
has been anchored in the harbor
for several days.
Bettie
...........«... .. 4“;
THE
Going in Pa.
at work in the hllsmis
la Itsmterd. I‘hurs-
WM a hammer oi
nhlch is an anti-me.
varying composition.
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to at
William
and dressed the
several days.
I O I
Gertrude end Lucille
their brother Frank.
during
of the well.
Mr. and hire. Henry
The prisoner's
hand had been left partly
free. so he could wave
sway the large rats that
issued from the direction
THE EVENING SENTINEL-SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
h”
e or sonar o
left
0 had escaped death
pit by an accident. but it was to be a temporary rs-
spite. The man fell into a doe
awakening. lound himself boun
wood. There was now some light in the chamber and.
sling upward. the prisoner saw the figure Time.
KfiLm wliich hung a huge pendulum.
-.—-—W
. .‘\Nlii“‘
in the
slumber end. upon
on s,trsmework of
\
Gazing up a short time
rectly above him. the man
of glittering steel. in the
sharp as a razor edge. A
he saw that as it swung
scended! ( Continued.)
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ROMANCE OF AMERICA
THE PIT AND THE PENDULUM
Consumed with thirst.
the man discovered that
his pitcher of water had
been removed. and spiced
msst put in its place.
later at the pendulum, di-'
could see that it was made
shape of a crescent. and
new panic seized him when
hissing. to and fro. it do-
ol Westslde avenue.
JohneOn Outboard
tony-toot
Th0 S'hwl
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and Mrs
to their homes after
e 1“”.
Drug Store.- —
lion i'leld.
Franklin Lynch of took care of
Columbia College. of the production
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duciion.
Miss Bowman
humorist.
Y.. at her home on
the production.
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O 0 O O
the rush season.
street.
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Mr. and Mrs.
Mn. Thomas '
Miss Lydia Miller 0!
Church nlng.
Pastor. Rev. Victor Scs’iiso - e
10. Sunday school. _
11. morning worship. sermon by
the Rev. N. S.
representative
Alliance.
7:30. Evening worship. union ser-
vice eerrnon' by Rev. Walter C. Co-
wart. pastor of the Methodist Epis-
copal chi‘ch.
O
Methodist Church
Rev. Welter C. Covert. Pastor
10. Sunday
class. subject "Spirit 0: Julie."
.11. Holy communion. with ser-
mon by the pastor on “The Living
Christ.”
7:30. itnion
church. Mr. Covert will preach on
Reeves of New York.
or the Lord's Day
Mr. and Mrs.
Y.. are expected
Hart Stoddard. Ray
0 e
school. Men's Bible
,the
baseball team.
into camp.
service in the Baptist
and
s
Miss Violet Shipley has returned
to her home in Baltimore.
spending the past several weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. John‘ J. \VllIOII.‘DIaIn
0
Albert Allen.
peria‘l avenue. entertained a. group
of friends at their home last eve.
WESTPORT
WESli’ORTERS
CONTRIBUTE TO
“AMERICANA”
Held, Dinehart and Sou-‘
vain Produce Important
Features Of New Play
Now At Belmont.
John Hold. Allan Dinrhart and
Henry Souvain. three of the most
prominent men in \Vcsiport's artist
colony have enirred the play produc-
‘dohn l'lelil. nailnlally
known iliiisirltor of the American
Girl. worked out the scenery and
the ousting
actors. while liinchart had charge
direction.
Henry Souvaln. the latest addition
to the colony. hating purchased the
Morgan place on Lung ths
composed “the music for the: pro-
The play. "Amer cana",Edwam a sa, “_ -
was written by J. P. hlcEi'oy, wide. ‘. C De ‘9 "3 sent ‘0 in
ly known newspaper columnist and i com“. 0‘ the town.
It has already received Gabriel Bowes who refused to pm.
the i’ililuso of New York's iorc- ~
most t-liiica since its opening in the
Belmont theatre Wednesday evening.
Messrs. Held, Dinehart and Souvain
spent nearly all or the past month
in polishing oft the final details or
of
Patrolman .Frank \‘an is doing
special duty at the beach during
Edward Brown. insurance agent,
and State Policeman Charles Qulg-
ley have purchased cars from the
Westport branch of Austin's garage.
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Roswell Brannon
and son Everett. Dobbs Ferry.
to spend several
weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
niolid place.
I
The artists are con-l
Meat that they will take the champs‘
Mrs. WinthrOp l3. Palmer. Rose'
.—
attcr
Im-
N.
U“
road. l
[the trolley on the bridge yesterday
morning. No one was hurt and
no arrests were made.
0 O C
James Bayman. ("i'iiiipo. has tnkm
a position with the Bridge market.
Riverside avenue.
About 18 young men were guests
ot Mrs. Morrell. magi-field. who has
taken a summer cottage at. the
beach.
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Riverside. avenue
repairs for the tiret time this union.
This artery has been almost im-
passnblo since spring. It is the main
highway from Wesiport to Compo.
I I I
Miss Emily \Velch. Riverside nvr-
nus. is aufiering from acid burns on
her Wrist.
l
_ O O O
The Lire Gdsrd dance held Wed-
nesday evening. was well attended
despiie the coolness of the air.
I O U
l Maurice Powell. Weston, was a
guest of the town last moning when
kept in the jail pending his appear-
ance in the town court of Weston.
He has arrested by Special Con-
stable Cnnlirid of Weston tor driv-
ing a car without any registration.
I D 0
At 11:30 last evening Patrolman
tigete a disturbance in the
Lie arrested
his taxi rare. being slightly under
the influence of liquor. l-ie refus-
ed to give any information and was
locked up in the Jail overnight.
This morning, after passing the night
thinking of his crimes. he paid his
taxi bill and was allowed to depart.
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Boys' Secretary, Howard E. Allen
oi the Y. M. C. A. is spending two
weeks at Silver Bay. near Lake
George. New York. Upon his re-
turn Mr. Allen “ill \isit his parents
in Northampton for a short time.
0 O 0
Robert Aclierman
Fromwell. both of Compo. have re-
turned from a motor trip to But-
talo. They passed several days in
Syracuse. and also visited Magma
Falls. The return was made by
way of Canada.
s s e "
The ladies' “gym” classes of the
Y. M. C. A. are held every Monday
and Friday mornings at 10 a. m..
at Compo. undervthe able direction
of Physical Director Edgar F.
Doubleday. The class also includes-
elemeniary instructions in swim-
The artists paired up with the;
Writers have issued a challenge to!
merchants and business men’s
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‘fThe Lee at Progress." Bill. Fairi'ield. drove nel- car into‘
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ALI. MONEY
_ osltedinthisbankbsfore
Augustii
willdrsvintsrsstf
Augustl
Accounts ot'tl to $10,000 to invited.
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ming. All ladies of the town are
invited to attend these Classes.
whether members of the Bediord
House or not.
‘ 0 O 0
John Maul-er has returned from
a week‘s stay at Camp Hasen. the
slate Y. M. C. A. camp near
Chester. ‘
O C 0
Hugh Beattle has taken a posi-
lion with Tat-lav Brothers. State
street.
0 O 0
‘Ward Starbuck. popular clerk oi
the Weetport Post cities. is taking
examinations tor the Life Guard
force.
Vetcrsns’ Hos itals
To House isiting
is undergoing,
i
‘ Olive Roberts Barton’s
COLUMN
i'
WCKLES OI" WILL
BAR om srrcass
lnhibitions! One never reads a
story or an article nowadays that
he does not stumble over the word.
inhibitions are those things inside
1 at us which we cannot define or ex-
. plain that step in at the lest nllnute
(and prevent us from doing. If they
‘wcro merely warning signs to keep
us but of mischief. i would say weed
them and water them and let them
flourish. As it is, they are the balls
and chains that keep us from suc-
cess. "Failure" is their password.
We come to the brink orthe cre-
vasse. but we do not. leap across.
We run ahead in the race, but at
the finish something desdsne our
test and another surges ahead.
Inhibition does not mean prud-
once. Prudence is a laudable thing.
Who “as it that donned prudence
as the ‘fvirtue oi the senses?" I
should define inhibition as the vice
of the “I“.
But inhibitions are more than
mental laziness; they are too posi-
tive for that, They are the rlity~
seven varieties of moral fear,
The greatest. of these is fear at
public opinion. It the thing need-
ed to pilt us across the line of suc-
cess happens to be something that
we tea‘r the public will ridicule or
criticise. ive court failure rather
than expose ourselves to it.
And why are we afraid to attel'yt
new things? We are afraid of
failure—became of the failure? No,
but because of what people will say
of our failure.
It takes a line brand of courage
to set our convictions. We dress
and build and play arid work as
Oilitrs dress and build and play and
Work. not as we ~11. to. One does
incl suggest the revdlution or funda-
and Larry: mental rules or civilized society. but
‘niost inhibitions are silly and weak
.and lie between honest happiness
and artificial makeshift.
“Life. is wasting itself While we
are preparing to live."
Today in Other Years
This Is the anniversary ot the
death of St. Ignatius _ot Loyola.
founder of the Society or Jesus.
Lafayette commissioned major-
general in the Continenttl Army.
1777.
Today the coiOny of Trinidad and
Tobago are celebrating Discovery
Day.
remainder:
some cherries grew upon s tree.
a youngster wandered by.
The tanner wasn't loosing, so
Says:
,... _ "w-..-
Eiapper Fwy
Relatives. 31A Day
Heresiter. parents or other rein-i
lives visiting a patient of a United -
States voterspe' turesu hospital;
will be'permitted to remain at the
institution. provided accommoda-
.‘_
ufis are available, at the rate oi
31.00 a day. under an order lust ls-
sued Brigadier General Frank T.
Hineu’director o! the human. This;
privilege. according to Director-I
Hinee' order. is also extended to rel-
atives oi edicérs or‘empioyce or the
mm
at the close of each month or at
the end of any period for which
ouerteu. lodging. theory and sub-
flstence have beenjdrnlsned. the or-
der stated" a' report shall be made
in duplicate to the ' " .
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The next day—cherry piei .. . ..
' SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1926
M
Norwalk News
’l‘it‘h‘h’l‘h’ suits A60
The loliowing iiellle appeared in
the issue or the livening Sentinel
for July 31. 1006:
The Alhambra Stock company
opened its week's bill at Hoyle the-
atre today pith the production at
"The Road to Siberia.“
I I 0
All the inmates of the Fairnsld
County Children's home, in West-
port avenue. with the teachers and
others connccied with the llisiilu-
lion, had an ouilng at Roton Point
today, all the gutets oi Captain Ann-
ing J. Smith.
I
James C. Lavery. proprietor of
the Albany Eek”). nhich hIld
forth at 29 Main sircel. h‘orwalk.
has com): to the conclusion that his
business has not been a success here.
and has closed.
0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Louis St. John
Keeler havo taken up tho mysteries
of house-keeping in East sienue.
O O O
M. ii. Gloicr. Sidilry Guthrie. Ed-
tvard L‘. Goriism and Ferdinand B.
Smith are on s nshing trip to Peach
Lake. .
'e e e
PN‘CQ Quiniard and Will Shelton
started lliis morning on a chute in
Shelton‘s yacht in Long island.
0 O 0
Airs. H. A. Crampion and her
daughter. Miss Leila (i‘ramptun. have
returned from a solemn at Bantam
Lake.
e s e
John Amara is emoylng a vecas
lion irom his duties as clerk at tho
'i'ristram and Hyatt store.
0 O I
Mr. and hire. William K Palmer
haw: relilrnm‘l from a lady enlov-
able trip to Manachuseits and
Maine. -
TEN YEARS A00
The ioliou'lng items appeared in
the issue oi the Evening Sentinel
ior July 51,1916:
\\'lliie drhlng a load of hay today.
Frank 3. balls, of Hurihilrl stl'rt‘t.
had his arm broken when the Wagon
overturned rounding a corner, nnd
he was hurled to the ground.
I I I
Miss Olive coir. oi the city tax
collector‘s office: Miss Ruth Golding.
ol' the Judge oi prohste'e office: lilies
Marlon H. Roberts. or the cities or
Lawrence and Phllcox. and Miss
Margaret ls Roberts started this
merning on a. vacation trip at two
weeks.
e O I
lilies Edith M. Hickey and daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Hickey. returned
today from a stay of Over a month
in hicrrisonvilie, Clinton county.
N. v. ’
O 0
Mr. and hire. G. Y. Parker. of 37
Quinisrd sie'nue. announce the mar-
riage of their daughter. Helen Coll-
atock. to Paul Thomas Torphy. oi
12 Lines place. Noru'aik.
s I I
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bailey. oi Nor-
tvslk, are spending their vacation in
the White mountains. stopping at
Concord. Woodsville, Bradford and
Washington.
Leopold Anderson, who won the
V'enderhilt cup rare. and formerly a
reeident in Norwalk. arrived in town
today in a big Mercedes car. and
called on‘ some of friends.
0 0 I
General Russell Frost returned on
the steamship “St. Paul" train a
several weeks‘ tour or Europe.
0 I 0
Norman Murray. at Main street.
has seucred a position with the
"101" Ranch in Comstock Hill.
Pastor Slayer Is
Indicted By Jury
FORT WORTH, Texas. (AP)--
The Rev. J. Frans Norris. pastor
or the rim esplist church and ne-
tiouai known i'undeinentelist. was
indicted Wednesday by the Terran:
county grand Jury tor the murder
or D. E. Clilpps, lumber man. in
the church otiice on July 17.
Nearly two score witnesses. the
larger part at them members oi Dr.
Nerris’ church. appeared bsiore
the grand Jury. Other witnssess on
whose testimony the indictment was
returned included the ambulance
driver and city police omccrs and
detectives. The 14-year-old "mys-
tery witness." who disappeared alter
the staying and whose name has
been Withheld by the district at-
torney or not called. slihoush it
was state he may be a state‘s wit-
uses It the trial.
Connecticut Company
’ May Operate Basses
From Derby to Bpt.
The Connecticut company Thurs-
day was granted permission to ion
ouesss tram Derby to Bridgeport
until an appeal of the Bridgeport &
Waterbury Passenger Bel-vice. inc.
is heard in the superior court, un-
ear I ruling returned in the super-
ier court here by Judge Altred (2.
Baldwin.
IThe Oonnsetieut_oompeny resent-
ly obtained a. franchise to substitute
bus service tor trolley accommoda-
tien between Derby and Driegspert.
The Bridgeport-Waterbury bus
corporation fought the granting of
the franchise and appealed to the
superior court tor a stay oi opera-
tion ot thI perinit. The appul Illtde
maticeily prevented operation of
the “up by the Connecticut company
and a request {Or an order to run
until the appeal is heard, was ill-
ed. In gaining the request Judge
midwin ruled that the appeal will
not ohm” supersedeae.
Of Other Years !
This batik fills
needed.
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