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ULY 31, 19526
THE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TO HELP YOU RECOGNIZE THOSE YOU READ. ABOUT
Lorraine Manviilo Gould, who mnrrlrd Jay Gould, comedian. wmo'
THIE STAGE’S RICHEST
they were playing 1torrethcr on Broadway, has inherited $8,770,478 of the
$22,179,049 estate left by her father, Thomas Franklyn Manvillc, the
"Asbestos King." As a result she is the world‘s richest actress.
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Hero. is Benito Mussolini's favorite picture of hi mself. Study it and you'll see why. In the espres-
sion of the eyes, the tilt of the jaw and the set of the mouth the fierce will to power and unhcsluting
decision that have made him dictator of Italy are plainly cvidtpccd.
. THE FUNERAL 0F ABE LIN'COLN’S SON
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A meager group of immediate rolatlves were the only mourners attendlnif last rites {of Abraham
Ellison's son, Robert Todd Lincoln. at Manchester, V t.. where he died. Members of his family hid 0-
ed a funeral of strictest privacy. The photograph sh owe the body being pieced temporarily in in
Beliwood cemetery. Manchester. Later it will‘bet removed to Springfield. on The pallbearers ' uded
Idnooln Isham of New York and Robert 1'. Lincoln n eckwith of \l‘nshington. Robert T. Lincoln's grandsons.
REED DELVES INTO ILLINOIS PRIMARY COSTS
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PARTY or ST.
Jolly: AUG. 11
Registrars of Voters Meet
Soon to Enroll for Can-
cuses—Unique Party To-
day on Nickerson Estate.
The annual lawn party of St.
John's R. C. church in Noroton will
be held Wednesday. August 11. on
the church grounds, and a large
gathering is exdected both in the
afternoon an donning. There will
be speciel attractions for the child-
ren in the afternoon and dancing
in the evening for the elders, A
supper will be served from six to
eight. There will be a nominal ud-
mission charge to enter the grounds.
in case of rain. the Lawn Party will
be held over another day.
0 O O
A party distinctly dinersnt from
any ever held in the Town of Barton
will take place on the Nickerson
estate. Nesrwster Lane. Noroton. to-
day. when all the guests must arrive
in vshiclsh drawn by horses or oxen.
or mounted on horseback. Automo-
biles will not be allowed.
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Notice has been posted to the of.
fact that the Registrars of Voters
of the Town of Darien will be in
session in the Town Hall Friday.
August 6. and Friday. August 13.
from 12 o'clock noon until 9 l’. M..
for the purpose of enrolling the
names of Electors desiring to par-
ticlnpte in the party caucus. Those
not enrolled have been instructed to
give either oral or written applica-
tion.
. O O O
The Sunday school of the Darlsn
Methodist church enjoyed a. picnic
yesterday at Beardsley Park. Bridge-
port. Games were played foUowlng
the picnic. and prizes awarded the
winners by the committee. The
school made the trip in motor
basses.
0 I e
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lowndes are
' visiting with relatives in Springfield.
Mass.
0 0 0
Michael Engsl. nephew of the
local druggist. Joseph Lombardi.
sells for Naples today on the steam-
er Giuseppe Verdi.
O O O
Dominick Tamburri is enjoying
his vacation. friends say. in the
wilds of Canada.
0 0 0
Mrs. C. 8. Frederick and son. of
thilie. N. C.. are visiting It the
home of Mrs. Frederick's brother.
Frank DeCourcy.
O 0
Mr. :nd Mrs. Harry Palmer have
returned from a. vacation spent at
Ssybrook. Conn.
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U 0
Stephen Pardee has recently had
an addition put on his residence
and had the house repainted.
l 0 0
Rsrold J. Loan is starting an ax-
csvstion for a new house on West-
side avenue.
0 O 0
Mrs. F. B: Williamson, Willam-
son road. is entertaining her sister.
Mrs. Anna May Monger. of Atlantic
city.
a e a
Dr. and Mrs. Barry D. Hanson
of Middle»: road-will leave Tues-
day for Manchester. Vermont. whore
they will unseln for s weak.
0 O O
The programs of the several
churches in Daripn and Noroton for
Sunday follow:
St. nuke's'nphcopal Church,
Noroton
(Rev. Floyd 8. Leach.)
3:80 Holy Communion.
0:“ Church school. -
10:45 Morning prayer and ser-
mon.
St. John's R. C. Church, Noroton.
Mass will be celebrated at 8:80
and 10:80 a. m.
Noroton Presbyterian Church.
nev. George R. Montgomery. Ph. D.
10 Smithy school.
' n Homing service.
Church, Darin
(Roy. H. u. Hancock.) .
10 undsy school.
10 9's Bible class. led by the
or.
u Divine Worship. Hermon by
the mm. "For. God so loved the
world. that he gave his only begot-
ten son. that whosoever believeth in
him. should not perish. but have
everlasting life."
7:” Divine Worship. At this
service Albert Wsidarbold. baritone.
.’ of New York city. sill offer a. pro-
” ,gram of sacred and classical solos.
In in attempt to reach as large
a his I of people as possible with
the pol message. the Darian
Methodist, church has secured the
sea-vies- of New York' city
for August Sunday evening services.
On the first and mood Sundays.
Albert Weiderhold. baritone. will be
peas-in snd furnish several soles.
acting as Presenter for the Congrs;
gstionsl singing. -
The third and fourth Sundays will
be taken by tho pastor's friend and
helper in his last parish. Louis Csn
ton; the steel mill tenor. a singer of
really has csllbrs and eruptions]
power. -
In tho last lands! mains. lis-
Isdden. who Inga regnuuy
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PAGE NINE
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INDUSTRIAL NEWS
RECORD SEASON
JUST FINISHED
BY cg. P. co.
Three Weeks Of Vacation
Begins This Afternoon—
Another Busy S c a s o 11
Coming.
It is very interesting to note and
very boastful too. for Norwsik. that
Cluett. Peabody and company are
completing a record season in their
athletic underwear manufacture.
production and shipping at the local
plant in North Main street.
Just as a record in shirt manu-
facturing was rung up several
months ago. so this week-end finds
the new high point in the athletic
underwear production.
The season for this line is from
February to July. and during this
period this year. 75,000 dozen suits
of athletic underwear were shipped
from this factory in North Main
strcct hollow. to points all over the
world.
After the three week shutdown the
shirt manufacturing season will
start and it already promises to be a
record breaker.
O C 0
George H. Barnes. genial manag-
er of the plant has planned an item-
ersry for his three weeks’ vacation
that promises to take up every hour.
With Mrs. Barnes and their
daughter. he will sojourn at Hysn-
pin on Cape Cod for a short time.
and will then visit Mr. Barnes’s sis-
ter in Newburgh. after which Mr.
Ba es will make a business trip
th will take him to Detroit and
Cleveland. '
O 0 0
The factory and offices will close
this noon affording employee their
annual vacation of three weeks and
allowing the interior of the factory
to be repainted and minor repairs
made.
There will be a small force on
duty in the plant and in the office
there will be a clerk each week.
They will be:
Miss Lucille Everson.
August 2
week of
Miss Winifred Morton. week of
August 9.
Miss Edith Salisbury. week of
August 10.
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It is indeed very interesting also.
to know where the pretty girls in the
office of the plant are planning to
spend their vacations.
Miss Lucille A. Everson. private
secretary to Mr. Barnes will mom"
to Boston. Possibly she will visit
Camp Devons.
Miss Edith Salisbury. chief clerk.
will visit relatives in Tsuton. Mass.
Miss Dorothea Green. cashier. ac-
companied by her sister- Miss Wills.
Green. will sojsurn at Euthampton
for a week.
Mrs. Natalie Wood Blaney will
take several trips around the state.
Mrs. Thomas White and her son.
will camp of. Staten island.
0 O O
' Miss Isabelle Wargo will take a
trip over the Great Lakes.
Miss Catherine McDonald can not
decide between Massachusetts or
Washington.
Mrs. Harold Preston will go to
Wilton.
Miss Winifred Morton. assistant
cashier will visit in Port Chester.
in.- Polly McCollum will visit at
Mrs. Harold Preston's home in Wil-
ton.
ass
J. F. Darrow. shipping clerk. who
has been sojourning in Ridgefleld
for two weeks will resume his duties
next Monday as there are many
shipments yet to be made, left over
from this past busy.season.
I . ,
Miss Evelyn Shephard of the shirt
manufacturing dcpartment‘bas purv
chased a new Ford roadster.
O O 0
rs. Minnie Brewer. in charge of
the trimming room of the shirt msn-
ufacturing department will motor to
Niagara Falls next week.
0 0 0
Andy Beliua. popular foreman in
on cutting room will spend his va-
cation at Wells Beach. Maine.
0 O 0
George H. Barnes. who is presi-
dent of the Norwslk Kiwanis club
attended the inter-club meeting in
Bridgeport last evening.
0 O 0
Mrs. Frederick Bailey. foreisdy of
the shirt manufacturing department.
will spend her vacation in Flint.
Michigan. . .
Charles Lindbsrg will go to Luna.
Park at Consy Island. tomorrow.
0 O 0
George Polier is going to visit his
relatives in Watsrvllla. Mains. dur-
ing his vamtion and Frank Eoffels
is going to Chicago. ,
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Night Fogs Annoy .
Motorists In Valley
Wet and an extremely heavy
fog are sly ie'bs not these damp
summer nights in the Naugstuclt
Vsllsy any they give no. little
Wills to motorists.
M darkness dasosntsd Thursday
evening in the vicinty of Torrington
sue motorist reported the tag so
thick that a companion had to walk
pp few pacsa in front of the car and
direct the driver. -
lsvsrsl minor accidents occurred
throughout tbs New valley.
Drivers deemed that the was reeds.
its fog sad lights of m machines
mode operation extremely difficult.
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EAST NORWALK I
m” desiring to place items
in this column should (tornmunl-
than": Oscar C. Sodcrstrom,
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lNJURlES KEEP i
H. E. WARNECKE
[N HOSPITAL
Diamond Battery Official
Not Seriously Hurt But
Will Be Observed Sev-
eral Days.
Henry E. Warnecke. vice presi-
dent of the Diamond Battery cor-
poration of Goldsteln place. is still
in Stamford hospital suffering from
injuries received in a crash Wednes-
day night ln Noroton. His car
struck that of Olive Parletts of
Noroton. dragging it 50 feet. War-
necke's car turned over. pinning
him beneath and bruising Louis Hall
of New Canaan and Walter Grifren
.of New York city.
Warnoclie's inJurics are said not
to be serious but his confinement
may last several days longer. He
may he arrested by the Darien police
on his release from the hospital. on
a. technical charge of reckless der<
lng. l‘nrlclle's knee “us fractured
and he may be lame for life.
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Invt-sligullon discloses the fact
that the four uprights on the rail-
ing under the East avenue bridge.
that were found torn from their
sockets yesterday morning, were
probably knocked out. by an auto-
mobile or truck. The uprights were
left lying in the road after the accl-
dsnt. which must have occurred in
the wee hours since there are no
witnesses. All four are heavily
gauged as by a car's mudguard.
C 0 O
The claht.ycar old daughter of
Captain Wallace l-J. Bates is rest-
ing comfortably at the Norwslk
hospital following her operation for
triple disabilities Thursday noon but.
her condition is said by the doctors
to be sill] critical. They have re-
fused to he more definite in a re-
port to Mrs. Bates because a crisis
is not expected to determine the
trend of results until three or four
days.
a U Q
When Motorcycle Officer Paul
McGrath arrested C. H. Grassler of
Southport Thursday night in front
of the Mayflower Hook and Ladder
company headquarters after a chase.
dcnce. a handsome icother~covere'
pint flask, was picked up by a, '
standing on the sidewalk and 15%-
scnted to the officer. Grassler left
his car in lieu of $200 bond on the
charge oilfperatlng under the in.
uence. e wl
today. ll also be in court
0 U 0
Since the residents of G e
boulevard began to complain ragga:
speeders in the traffic to the beach
the highway has been periodically
patrolled by motorcycle officers.
One speeder has been arrested and
the police state that the road will
be kept under continual surveillance
until operators learn that the sec-
tion deserves rt-spcct.
O C U .
The children of the city play-
grounds. after being disappointed
Thursday when their regular swim-
ming period was made imposalble
because of inclement weather. turn-
ed out at Calf Posture beach yes-
terday in full force.
3 0 O
._ Wednesday the Sunday school of
the East Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal church will go in a body to Put-
nam Park for its annual picnic. The
members of the school request dona-
tions to defray expenses and also
offers of automobiles and trucks to
help with the transportation. ilev.
and Mrs. Charles 8. Gray will nt-
tcnd the picnic although they were
to go on vacation. setting off their
visit to Lake Zoar until Saturday
because of the occasion.
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Two East Norwalk men. John J.
Cavanagh and A. N. Paddock. hme
been appointed to the committee
for the Thomas Jefferson Memorial
Foundation campaign in this city
by Mayor Thomas Robins.
Cod Liver Oil Good
For Baby Who Can’t
Get His Sun Baths
The feeding of cod-liver oil to ba-
bies who are unable to have the bene-
fits of daily and scientific sun-baths.
is recommended by the Children's
bureau of the Department of Labor.
The bureau also states mat infants
should be given the oil in winter and
fall even though they have access to
sun baths.
Children from two to six weeks
old. it is stated. should be given a
half teupoonful of cod-liver oil
twice a. day. Other doses should be-
liVen as follows: From six weeks to
three the the. one tosspoonful twice
a. day: no to four months, one
and one-hat tosspoonful twice a.
day, and» four months to two years.
fuls twice a day.
instructions for giving the oil to
“all babies follow in full test:
With the baby in your lap. pour
the cod-liver oil into a. spoon held in
your right hand. With your left
hand open the baby's month by
pro-lag his* cheeks together with
your thumb an dangers. Pour
ell little by littlg into his mouth. it
his mouth is not held open until the
ell is entirely swallowed he will spit
eutwhstislsftinbisutouth. liis
rare for a baby actually to vomit oil.
God-liver oil will not upset a baby's
ewes. Oldsr babies may be siv.
Grassler tossed the evidence of his ‘
drunkenness out of the car. The evl-‘
one and one-half to two teaspoon-
a
crass- inios with the cod-liver“
is best. however. 5
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Norwalk Chronicler