is ENTINEL’ ‘1 ‘s ANNUAL KID'PA'RT'Y To ROTON POINT PARK MONDAY AUC- .23 ' FIRST i. THE EVENING SEN TIN E .». .m..._,‘ The Weather wrrn ‘m Showers probably tonight and l NEWS :Vednesilny. .N'rlllt hfl‘lllf‘ll lchange in I em era lire. H soul meet an .. uoawstx's rlas'r sswsrsrna ‘ wesiwmds- g d ESTABLISHED 187° fifibh‘s’gfifihfiii'ié meme-.2 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST'17, 1926 TWELVE PAGES . PRICE THREE CENTS l; ilringPadula' and F ratina BackHere Thursday in 7 Will House 3 Stores and Also Garage For 10 Cars ‘ Hace Contract. 3" __._.._. 1) Anthony Carbone. Wall street fruit s. 015.000 building at the corner of Railroad avenue and Franklin street. tion. and will contain a ten-car garage and three stores. Matieilo and e‘ork. ,The building permit was ued this morning by Building In- . The following is a complete list of permits granted today: Jarvis piece. cost 3200. William Dagon. two family house . Charles De Klyn, garage at Roton Point. cost 3500. ’ Meadow street, cost 3200. E Anthony Carbone. store and i lln street. cost $15,000. V W ~ Traffic Authority To Die- " , cuss Problem As It Af- . ' 733Wllliam P. Eno. Seugstuck. no} tionally prominent traffic authority. at the weekly luncheon of the Kiwanis club in the Norwalk coun— ilo Beguiationsdn General: Norweik in Particular." Fred 8. Lyon urged all those who “walk or ride or drive" to attend. turns are allowed." - Because of the Norwalk Men's rhfternoon. August 25. next week's ' luncheon will be omitted. Francis J. ickets distribution among the Kiwaniens. and is making every at- ‘100 per cent attendance from the plub at the Roton get-together. . .. Wedding nest Hapay Her St a Coupe Mrs. Anne Annunsiato. popular . .nurse at the Nor-walk Tire and Bob- ' because of the recovery of her Ford coupe, While attending a wedding morning someone rode oil in her car. She re rted the theft to the warning was sent to nearby stations. A New Canaan la'd named Edward that. a Ford coupe wae parked by W“ roadside of Maple street. New I .ihave been stolen. The police inves- ‘3th and brought the car back ‘3 state was called and Ill. identified the car an)» own. Committee Meeting “— '.will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the City Hall to lay plans for the can- maa John D. Milne will preside. Pastor mum m “or on Bethlehem Swedish callus. ‘ anal church of East Nomiksre and their two children of who will “remain here —— Matiello - Lasprogato 'dealer. has started construction on It is of brick and concrete construc- Lasprogato have the contract for spector. George S. Hubbell. Daniel Gilbert. remodel porch in Jefferson street. coat 89.600. Ernest Barthel. porch addition in « garage. Railroad avenue and Frank- Wll P END 15 " _‘ _ a ' Internationally K n o w n - y... facts City. a W ‘ will be the speaker Thursday noon‘ try club. His subject will be: "Traf- In his weekly letter Secretary and further warns that “no left I uOliting at Roton Point. Wednesday urns has charge of the outing ~fort It the present time to insure a. .____.__..._...____.— . _ . Found in New Canaan ' :her Co» is smiling once more today at St. Mary's church yesterday "u Nor-walk po department and a hogan told the New Canaan chief " .culeen. andlooked as if it might ' to headquarters where Mrs. Annun- Jlepublicen Town 'irlle Republican town committee " obesithststertAngnst :1. Chair Rev. and Mrs. mum: Grandson ”welcoming to. and ms. Alfred M i .for some time: was BBOPB! LAUNDRY ., muse OPERATIONS fir. .41” quartered in its aaw‘heme. ' ‘h. of the most sanitary isnndriea .hghomiqweileooippedtohandle t" it"- ‘ . -xunuosu's sconce“I In ’ um's’clnlleu are so all over this vieinm. For pio- tol- counsel for you I“ 01 the home. at your I issue is bottling tits 4 - car Wee heed Nash Co. Employee Recovers His Car Plus Some Gasoline Thieves who borrowed the lighl sedan of Thomas LoJeski. 36 Brent}; street. an employee of the Nash Ian‘- gineerlng company, early last \v- ck from its parking place near the Professional building in Bridal-port rode it but 20 miles, according to the speedometer. and left three more gallons of gas in the car than it had when taken. The car was intact ex- cept that the tools had been remov- ed and was found shortly after the first report at the west bound plat- form of the Southport railroad sta- Felrfleld. Mr. Loleski was notified by the constable d went to Fairfield last Friday at ernoon, bringing his car back with him. Another stolen auto- mobile was found several years ago by Constable Elwood inlpracticaily the same position at thie station. INJUREDWHEN Norwalk Hospital Suf- fering F r o m Loss Of Blood. Earle Brotherton. 2!. son of Cap- tain and Mrs. Sylvester Brotherton. I Byington Piece. suffered slight scalp wounds and face lacerations at 10:30 o'clock last night. when an automobile in which he was riding. operated by his .father skidded on the wet West avenue pavement near the Gutkowsky furniture store. The 04..th NOW.) ~ and when Captain Brotherton of the swerve out from the trolley tracks. it skidded into a. telegraph pole. Father and son were thrown for was sentto the hospital by Dr.‘ Robert E. iPerdue. where a. great loss of was curbed. He was reported to be resting comfortably this morning and will soon be dis- oharged. Captain Brotherion's wounds were ven- slight. The car was considerably damaged. ' P ' ls Lions rogram ' l Again A Mystery Pres. Dunbar Back? The Norwalk Hons will make merry at their regular weekly luncheon in the country club tomor- row noon. The committee in charge will divulge no other information than a “pleasant surprise is in store for all." Barney. Barman. Louis Harris and Howard W. Gorbarb will be in charge of the affair. It is expected that President Jesse '1‘. Dunbar will resume his position at the head of the tablelafter a few weeks’ vacation in the South. Fourth Vice President Arthur M. Cherpentier made an able executive during the president's absence. __i__————-—- Boy, 10, V Mail , 0-. Spent The lgbt 0n . ‘ O Oleee Burn Links Samuel'lfnga ten-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Realism wealthy residents of Mellow Tree road in Darin. then-sport of whose. disap- pearance at 6 o'clock last evening instigateda search by the local and state police-wagon“ this morn- ing on the grounds of the old Wee Burn Golf club. .in Nonstop. appar- ently none the worse for wear . , It was learned yesterday that after a quarrel 'wlth his brother. tion by Constable H. R. Elwood of DAD AND SON . * AUTO_ll_l_T_S POLE ’ Earle Brotherton Taken To Hope Hose aFlre Co..vattempie'd to " against the windshield. and the lat- ' l . . Following the example set by their mothers twenty years ago, Miss Elizabeth Mahoney and Miss Mary Alice Mehoney. cousins. were parties to a double wedding which took place at St. Mary’s church yester- day morning at ii o'clock. Confesses He Stole \ Chickens, Bothered By His Conscience William Monohen's conscience bothered him to such an extent that he was forced to , walk into the downtown police station yesterday afternoon and confess to Sergeant k Raymond that he had stolen three chickens from the chicken house of William M. McMahon in West avenue. Friday night. ‘ Monohan stated that he had been drinking heavily and1'couid not stop. He asked that he be sent away. Prosecutor Cramer C. Hegemen said that is was very seldom that a man came in, and confessed to a crime. He asked that the charge be nolled and that papers be drawn up to send Monohanto the state farm at Norwich for medical treatment. JudgeLight followed them recom- mendations. . The groom is a. .liated in business with R. H. Dsgg. contractor of West- daeluel's father had threatened, to spank, him ' will“ DunniEorY 9‘ “‘0 ,; mlwllliusul r. The kids of Norwelkhave been ill- vited bythe Ive-ins Sentinel too m, which is going.» in Mid Point. stander. , ‘1; port. Kids Storm Sentinel . For. Outing Tickets or City At Roton Nest slStsrt At 10:30 A. M.— M.For Tickets. ‘ sister: she's five years pld;" "C'n we go down ally time this week an' get ice cream f" Such remarks and many other! greeted anyone .who looked as though he might vs the least au- thority around the Sentinel office. Athletic i’rogrsln- While eats may be their first eon- sideretion. the youngsters have seized many questions regarding their full. and thanks to H. H. Longer. super- visor of the Norwalk .playgroeads. athletic events are going to be among the inost important features of the day. The kids have already started to practice up among them- seems they will have selvq. for it MB. A D MRS. JOHN J. MCGARRI First District Policeman A Dull. A. Why Shouldn’t They SmilcP—Snapped Just After Double Wedding v- MBS. CHEW A. 00350“ . Miss Elizabeth Mahoney.wbois the, at lease aireet.’ was wed at the.tho two couples departed on their daughter of Mrs. George B. Mahala} of Harbor View avenue. became the. bride of John J. McGurrlc. nlail cnr- ‘ rler,'son of Mrs. John McCarrie. of 42 Center avenue. Miss Mary Alice Mnhoney. dough. ter of Mrs. Margaret Mahoncy. of HARRY BROWN * 18 T0 HAVE MARTY’S “BIKE” To Take Motorcycle Beat Mien Lengyel Becomes Detective Sergeant. Motorcycle Officer Martin Lengyol. who has just reached his triumph with the west of Antonio Padula. for murder. in Canada. yesterday. and who will take over the detective sergeancy September 1 will resign his motorcycle to Policeman Harry Brown“ of tlie first district it was learned this morning. Brown has been no ed that he will officially start Len el‘e old beat when the latter moves upward, and will start training for the job to- morrow. The training will consist of reopening acquaintance with a. motorcycle. Policemen Brown con- fesses that he has not ridden one in nine years and expects to do'oon- siderablelback yard practising on Motorcycle Officer Paul McGrath'e machine before the shift. ‘ EXAMS FQR NW cops Anion HELD , WY Mayor Thomas Robins will} duct an examination of ca J . for the supernom’erery and ‘ ‘ r police forces in the city hub-if“- dey evening. There will be three neenci. on the regular police force Sept 1. and membersof the an force must be appointed to positions. 0 . - . V W?‘ ’41:... some time to Charles A. Connor. a clerical enlpioye of tho Borden Milk Company. Bridgeport. Father Finn performed the den- ble ceremony which was followed by single receptions at the homes of each of the brides. A little later Charles ~Walter Buried In Woodlawn Today Joseph Davis. proprietor of the Joseph Davis Store. North Main street. was in New York city yes- ierday attending the funeral serv- ices of the late Charles Walter. The deceased was connected with the tailoring department of the Davis store for many years and was forced to stop work because of ill health. He had been ailing for the past few months and died in his 68th year. He was formerly I. resi- dent of Norwalk and while living here he resided at 18 Franklin street. Funeral services were held last evening at the late home. 255 East King's Bridge road, and a pri- vato funeral will be held today. In- terment will be in Woodlawn cemeo tery. Baker—Lyod Miss Ines Lyod. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lyod of Broad ltiver, was w'od to Reginald C. Bah- or. soil of Mr. and Mrs. James Bak- er of Westport. at the Greens Farms Congregational church last night. Rev." George 13. Batch performed the ceremony. The bride wore a blonde georgette gown with rose trimming and large pink hat. rose trimmed to match: blonde shoes and stockings. She car- ried a bouquet of pink roses and maiden hair fame. Miss Beatrice ‘Wheeler of Pairiield was the maid of honor. she wear- ing a gown of old rose with hat to match. She carried a. bouquet sim- ilar to that of the'brlde‘s. William Rheinllsrdt attended the groom as best man. After the ceremony. the four mo- tored to Bridgeport. when they on- Joyed e. bridal Wilt the Strat- neldr Hotel. racism and ‘groom then. stdrtod on "s honeymoon trip. Upon their re‘tnnrthey will live in “Import. .‘J . The couple have been engaged a little oéer six montha The bride was to d a number ’of times hpfere marriage and both received numer- ous handsome wsdd‘ ing gifts. The groom is adlliated'ln business was private eeoretary" to John A. Hardware honeymoon trip to Canada together. The mothers of lhe two girls. who were bliss Nora and Miss Mill-- garet Barrett. were married to tile Mshoney brothers. Thomas and John. respectively. Boih husbands are now deceased. PART OF $50,000 f ESTATE GOES TO Minimum BRIDGEPORT, Aug. 17.——(AP). The will of Thomas W. Cutelng. who died here August 2. was admitted to probate today. All estate estimated at 850.000 has been divided by per- centages among relatives and friends. Nine per cent of th eestatc is given to Mrs. Minnie A. Fromm, 80 Nelson avenue. Norwalk. Prosecutor Hegeman Does Double Duty Prosecuting Attorney Cramer C. Hegeman started yesterday on double duty that will continue for two weeks during the absence on vacation of Prosecutor Edward M. Told by Walter Lynehan. Tried To Make South America It is alleged that Fraiino who is the proprietor of the Palace Taxi Company with offices in North Main sire-ct. drove Padula. out of the United ’ Slates. into Canada to escape arrest. ; it is claimed that li‘ratino is a. cou- i sin of l’adula and took him over into 1 Canada with the idea. of having him 5 board a boat that would take him to Bounce Alree. South America. it has been stated by the police that alter the shooting in Lexing- ton avenue on the night of August 8. that l'nduln ran up into Ely avenue. and from there into the woods mak- ing his pay to Tokoneke where he . applied at the home of a friend and min kept under cover until last Thursday. At first. l’adula planned to gun llllllsclf up and set up a. plea of self defense. but when he heard of the testimony given at the inquest “193° Deputy Col-enema. C. Steve- " coach of Bridgeport; he decided to makes break for liberty. Acted As Lookout The’police are of the Opinion that he had been in communication with his family and that 1-‘ratino had been a lookout for him. watching the movements of the police and report- ing to Padula at his hiding place in ’i‘ckeneke. On the night of the mur- der Fratino offered to assist the po- llifi: in the capture of Padula. and drove Chief of Police William R. Pennington and other officers about the city in a search for Padula. He offered to lake police officers to Port Chester. where relatlveh of Padula. resided stating that he thought the man was there. Fratlno attended the inquest and took in all of the testimony before Deputy Co- roner Stevenson. Wednesday morn- ing. Started in Storm Under the cover of darkness and during the storm Thursday night l’aduin. evidently decided to start his dash for the Canadian border iitle thinking that it would be his undoing. It is claimed that Fratino drove his machine to Tokeneke where he met Padula and drove from there to Port Chester. where they picked up Joseph Salvatore. a. wealthy resi- dent of that city. Salvatore was ap- prehended in Montreal. but no charges were placed against him as he claims that he is an innocent par- ty. He gave the police a statement in Canada which will be introduced at the hearing of Paduia and Fratino in the local court when the men are 'ciurned to this city. The three men left Port Chester about 0:30 o'cllck in Fratino's car and started on the long journey to Canada. Mrs. Withail On the Job. In the meantime Constable James T. Withall and his wife were re- turning to Norwalk after enjoying a vacation in Canada. Constable Withall decided to stop in Catskill. N. Y.. and eat breakfast Friday morning. Constable Withall went into a restaurant and left Mrs. Withall in the automobile. She was watching the various automobiles By Month’s In his office on Washington street yesterday afternoon Judge Nehemiah Candee sat back in his swivel chair and twirled his thumbs. He looked out on the railroad tracks through a veil of a slight drizzle. and mused. "Switzerland is a wonderful place." He was not casting any reflections with natural beauty of Norwalk. but somehow he seemed to find more pleasure in the memories of Lake Lnaerne thin in the grim actuality of the New Haven ties. . "Best Experience." Together with his daughter Mar- iette. he arrived in New York city Iuhdeyon the liner “Csnoria” after e the continent's prettiest spots. a month's tour through England's" pass by when suddenly a machine Judge Candee Impressed St’a‘y Abroad “Switzerland’s A Wonderful Place,” He. Muses, Survey- ing Grim Reality Of New Haven Rel d Bridge Through Windows Of His Ofice In Ste y Rain. garia" July it for what Judge C dee termed yesterday “one of his experiences." A ave-day stop in London enabled them to see England's historic places. some of which were Oxford. Strsiferd. and much of the heather country wlhh has been made famouaby Thomas Hardy. At Strat— ford they saw Shhkespeare‘s birth- place. the Anne Hathaway home and several other places,“ interest. From London their trip took them, to Belgium. where they had an op- portunity to see many of the was devastated fields and buildings. to Holland their next stop in the itiner- ary, they found a quaintneea. Judge 1.3‘Wmopm Inside Story of Capture . Of Alleged Murderer Is .Constabie Withall’s Wife Spots Car On Way To Canada and Her Husband and New Detective Sergeant Immediately Start Tracing It—Local Taxi Man Charged With Being Accessory After Fact In Con- nection With Flight Of Padula. Antonio Padula. charged with the murder of Genaro Clemente, and Joseph Fratino, of Bouton street, charged with being an ‘ accessory after the fact, who were arrested in Montreal. Canada, ‘ yesterday morning. as was stated exclusively in yesterday's Evening Sentinel, will be brought from Montreal to Norwalk, Thursday morning, under guard of Detective Sergeant Martin Lengyel. Constable James Withall and State Police Sergeant Both men waived extradition and Sergeant _Lynehan left today for Montreal with warrants issued by Prosecut. ing Attorney Cramer G. Hegeman for the arrest of both men. As soon as these‘warrants are in the hands of the Canadian authori. ties the journey back to Norwaik will be started. I ll Got His Man Sgt. Lengyel i DROP. SGT. LENGYEL. with Connecticut registration dash- ed through the street. The car at- tracted the attention of Mrs. 'With- all and she noted the number of the registration. She also recognized Fratino. There was a. man in the front seat with him who is thought to have been Salvatore and Padula. was in the rear seat of the car. Pa- dula. had his coat off at the time and Mrs. \l'iihall thought that he was a woman. Padula. after being taken into custody in Canada. dee f Admits Killing ANTONIO PADUIlA l nled that he was dressed in wo- men's clothing during any part of the trip. When Constable Withall came out of the restaurant Mrs. Withall in. . formed her husband of the car pass- ,. ing through the city and of the reg. istratlon. Constable Withell did not know who had committed the mur- der at the time and after jotting the number down started on his return trip to Norwalk. reaching this city, Friday evening. . Marty Takes A Band. He was talking with Detective Lengyel in the city hall Saturday, morning and heard Lengyel mention Fratino's name. w-Ha then inquired regarding Frati and was infermo ed that. his mach he was missing and that he might know something of the whereabouts of Padula. Cone stable Withsll then told Long”! 73*. of ps-ing Fratino's machine and f aid that he thought the car cone _ “ hinedthe murderer as one of the .‘ men answered his description. Th. two officers then started working on the case. They dispatched a wire" to the immigration authorities at l . ll police asking them to be oath lookout (61' the men and than W
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