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' THE EVENING SiliN'l'lNl‘Jh-i-SUUTH 'NURWALK, CONN. PAGE FIVEK':
at the meeting.
3"" '3"... distill.".3L“'f".'.‘:t:".oo... JUDGE AND ACCUSER - ' . JUSTICE AT LAST ' _ g .-
. . on err . to. crime to a locus in June 1926 when ' ‘ g .. . .. BOILERS'FURNACBS'RANGES
Norwallt int
1 both the Noruallt and the Slamt‘ord ' " ‘
.. school authorities uullllui the Duricn (,th
g. '. school board that alter September. ,' I‘ .
\ , 19:55 no new pupils would be adinlt- - ‘ ( I
‘ - ted to their respective schools from I“ Unvenlence
Darlell. Following a town meeting
I
. tit which authority was given. 16
' ) 5 acres 01 land on the old Wee Burn
Club grounds were purchased.
, ‘ Architects Starrett and Will Vlcck ,
. 7 of New York have been at work on
. the plans for some time. The build-
-‘ lng will be in a 'l‘ shape and will
accommodate nearly 400 pupils. The
. _ s
. Usual Bafl Jh.0f Motor Law specifications call (or ii. ground level
Cm ‘bullding. two storics high. The style
““9” Attention or architecture will be modllled
I
. I
, Of Judgia aDana In Dal-1e“ Colonial with the use or colonial
\ brick and limestone trimming. There
., Court. # will be an auditorium scaling 750
gOR generations, house-wives
have known that the word
“Thatcher" on a stove stood for
good workmanship, good materials
and reliability. .
Today the modern house-wife
takes pride in exhibiting (and joy in _
using) the manyldbor-savingcdnven. :
irnces of the Thatcher “Twin-Fire?
—-a combination coal and gas range,
which is as eificient as it is attractive.
Mail coupon belowond literature will (is
sent you describing in detail the many
unusual feature: of the "Twin-Firs. '
~- ‘ e... and a, gymnasium with lockers and
-‘ John D- C ‘immlnsmtz years old. shower rooms. The heating plant is
9! Lollenders‘ Point was fined $75 arranged so that. the building can
nd costs by 'l Judge Charles Bates be heated in units. Space is also pro.
. ‘nl in the 1 Barton town court iut vided tor a temporary catderia.
9‘9“" 101‘ 3° "din! mwn'ibmty- The building will be located 900
:Crimmins Wm: ar osted early yester— ieet back irom the loo“ road on a
day morning‘ ‘b y olicemou William l'noll Tho lront will b ""0 feet
Bowman and“. eorge Evans when he l‘ ‘ d 60 i d e] .t'h
rolled to stop in after sideswiplhg a ong an "t cop. n e rear
'car driven ‘ by L. R. Mead near there will be athletlcltlelds lor toot-
"Welsheits m ill-Way House on the bail. baseball. soccer, tennis. basket- _,
Post road. in tdge Dans. also recom- ball “d."“k' ' ,
mended that. Crimmins' license be school 5"", Mule-
. luslpended. /. b netds.ul‘a\s:yy:ttarm°sho$:dn lirfiffifgd Mrs. Jane Gibson. picturesque "pig \vomlul." us she appeared on “tho
‘ 'he I ‘l l . i v - t ‘ s ’
little infill-{n c: don’tfiridmeg‘mzn his: conditions in the Baker who“ and stand to Identify ‘Lrasy \tillie' stolen: and "entry do .|. Brurcru
eh. court. 1'1; 0 testified that he was the Hindiey Junior High school. For Carpendcr. brother and cousin of Mrs. Pram-cs Hall. as the men she had
. returning In out New York. going that "“01! it will felt that s new seen at the scene the night or the Hall-Mills muzier, tour years ago.
7 must on the I ‘0“ road. end that when high school building should b0 built County Judge Frank L'Icsry is seated on the bent-ll.
' .he reached 1 his foot oi? Noroton Hill. for both Junior and senior high
Mead. WW ve his address as First. school students. It is expected that
street. mi rd. drove his machine. the present Junior High school will
withoti on sing. out or the entrance be used for the elementary grades - IDENTIFIED
s’l‘hatcher"Twin-Fire”while compact-
ly built has very spacious ovens an
broilingcom artmcnts.Thehandinessoftho
"pull-down roller rack" as shown above. .
is ‘ust one of the exclusive features which i
wi 1 immediately appeal to the house-wife. ;
Write today. :
THE THATCHER COMPANY
Since 1850 ‘
CHICAGO NEWARKNJ. lewvotut :
ulna-Tia. 39-415t.FrsncisSt. 21W.“th$t.
to Weisheita . When Crimmins was when the new school is completed
questioned s is to why he failed to thus relieving the congestion in the
stop. he ate! ted that he thought at Bakel‘ school.
“who tin or no damage had been e e e 4 '. ~ , ' . , .- 7‘
”5- ‘. Edward H. Delaileld. chairman of h “' M " " ‘ ' ‘ ' 0
. ' WNW“ 31°an his decision, Judge the Drive committee to misc funds t N Y k
Darin comll tented on the seriousness for the erection of a cabin for the Charlotte and James .‘lills. daughter and lm~lmntr oi the slain choir' x c u r810 n o e W or
.\ » ' — . ,
K.“ the “‘9'. "°' stating that the mini- Boy Scouts in Darien. announces singer, were important “'ltncxscn ill the mullet-title Ill-airing. qu Round 7..
‘ h l C ll . . . p Farsi.
“m pm“ '3?) “t °““°“H°“‘ “’1‘; that so isr 33,500 has been collect- __ , l or A 2., l . gngnylltrgno - mo
.fh:n°x;:‘°‘“ uldnzfnuilldiersia:d ‘3“ ed by the canvassers. The drive will . _ ‘ i sund‘y “go «2% sdurnkgdngflrkl' as:
'tall .. fights defendant to sto as continue lndellnetly until the re- Electncal DEVICE !llllt‘S§ or. Golfvlivlt’ll‘flt‘llllll. is worn; L“
111‘. l h D. d quired ’5'000 ll raised. Work on "it! P G G. l l 011 llli- \\ l'llll. illlil \tll‘l‘s‘ t‘tlllllPt'l it ‘ ISIT Conoy island. the Aquarium. Special Train Going
:. "the con‘ Bali uences were 3'13 t' an cabin 1. progressing rapidly. The 10_ rOtCCts erman 1r 5' “Hit it llll_\‘ lmllrr)’ :llld induction Metropolilln Art Mussum.Gr-nt's L' M" Millard - - ' ‘-°° I-m
filters Wt )u’id pr°bably 118'“ been no cation On We“ avenue. which 1! in —— _ tt' lll t'ili'l'lt‘ll lll :tn iilsllltl lliilkil of ill, Tomb, Risanids Drive, Brons Park or 3:33."), _ t : : : :3: :1:
fun It : nil. . . . thick woods. has been cleared and Akn 3::ti-mashtirg' detllct‘. ill'lllt‘ll 1 gross or (holi‘niit pm-k.L ill :1 1mm, l Status of Liberty in NewYork Harbor. Du :0. Ngrw‘aikG 61")- z.:: Mil:
. ; . . the ‘0tual bulldin of the cabl e. loo s c a wr st \l'alcl am until \ll' n now u llu “curl-r prom-s a. "Joy Bl L, at ' "" °"‘ * ' ' ' "W
. ' {framing‘lior Circus? 8 n b knock out an asssllitllt ll)‘ means all Ivnllon. swings at the lwlnl limit so‘ E . ' "u. ”aim. or Lv. New veilinggh'l!‘ 1 5
.. Police ‘1‘“ Edward Mugavero gun. l . take I steam" to the Sum. of l ) 0’ Pun-
hi 1 it til tand t test”. s e o a low amperage electric shork oi“ as to touch ills llmllg and the light. Liberty on Bodlos'alslsnd. 'A 5""r" S""“"“““" l
:33; c L500; Jolt; ;. Hartgett. 35: At the request of the Vestry bf 1,000 rolls. is being recommended to lb‘ ct Cl‘. 1" k L‘ __._. "'V" "‘5 """ “W" L".-
' lrlit by a number of pnliceu'onlrlll. —-———'~~-— ' _ __ ' ' '
K -—<l-‘or Spol~ls——'l‘lle Si‘lllllll l. _ IC Ct. lmlted .Buy Early AYOLd DIsaPpoufllPflt
Tht- contrit‘anre. inwntml llt- Emil
amt 135; street. New York, whom he St. Luke's Episcopal church in Nero-
"rested? on the double charge or ion a special meeting has been called
tackle-gt driving and improper for Wednesday. August 18. at 8:15
‘gnarker. ,. explained to the Judge that in the parish house. The vestry wh.
mutt! was giving an exhibition submit the estimates and plans of a
"(it trick h aotorcycle riding along the new heating plant for the approval
Salton B[ost road. twisting in and of the parish. The rectory is now
out o! ' ttlne line of traii‘lc. The completed and a new heating plant.
dgel nq ulred 0‘ Hartnett it he “‘3' which is imperative. will add me.-
HOWLAND’S
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“Him”; éifinggedggfiuznlgag?efi: fall"), to 131‘“ wa‘ena indebtedness Henry do is Bruycre Csrpender. left. and “t‘msy Willie" Stevens. , , .
~ , - e par . ns me one an au- , . . ’
‘ only New surprised at the inquiry. thorizati on of the parish must be beside him. heard without emotion Mrs. (illlntins ill-muniti- accusation. Open tlll 5 p. ”I. saturday tlll 6.
A line ’ 1 $35 and 008i! “'83 de‘ithad by the Vestry to secure the funds. At extreme right is Judge Robert II. Metal-tor. chief of defense counsel.
7‘ minded.“ n the "m “1”“- lmpm" It is hoped in .t will be a full ._.._.__.—._....._.. --....
er maidklers cost Hartnett 810 and attendance DIM-2&1 voters or I“ H 1d K ) ‘
ay 0 ey . .
‘ ‘ 1‘5"“ l . . ‘ the parish in order to have a thor- '
[rallies Demanded Arrest ough discussion or the problems. HOOVER lls
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:. 19¢ tr elitey car stopped in front at Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Roberts oi _ , ~ ‘ __ g _ "
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Went lids Halt-Way House .on the
26* r oad on the afternoon 0! Au- Tokeneite 10“- t(idly on a two weeks'
just. 7 j. Maurice Yeomans. 181 West "‘P 1° Maine.
., New York. who was driv- Louis JOleDh Vance of Collendera
N
’33 't" Point has purchased a new Lincoln
bng be hilnd the trolley. brought his .
niacin net to a. stop. Policeman Ed- sedan- . . .
tsvard .Mlugavero. who was following
Yeom‘gnh. also stopped. Two ladies Herbert Lester. who is employed ,
closed from the trolley. and by Cable and Richdale as an electri- ‘
‘ . . ian. has returned from his to ti ‘ """"‘""
stood“ a the middle oi the road un c . ca on .
“1 he trolley started up again so and resumed his duties. ‘ Washington correspondent
v' i in ass to the opposite side - x e .
fi‘lftlhgol‘strfert. Yeomans. however. 17“) v I ' , says He mm“? P 1‘88]-
' ail dn't welt tor e}; trolley Tami? ' o unteers dent and That His Word
his mac ne. near Y I‘ - .
$59.1: 11: death the two ladies. who 64th‘ Reunion Always Goes~
9"“! “‘1 ‘° “Wm” t° "mt am: R A BY camws P STEWART Pr esentin New D es
‘1 a He did. Yeomans was no A . ‘ .
$21}; E/Judgo Dana in the town court t 0ton’ us“ 28 WASHINGTON—It S e c r e t a r if g r s
M might. or Commer! Hoover ever becomes Mod 1 d U f
. . o The 64th reunion of the 17th Con- . es
; l Beer Case Continued nectlcut Volunteers' Associatien will "fluent we know in “than” just e s an s or
This? case or Frank Lyons. 25 be held at Roton Point Sunday, What kind °t ‘- government “W“ s
{Penn‘s street. New Haven. arrelted AugOst 28. A business meeting at have.
week when he was round trans- 11 a. m. will be followed by a dinner It will be exactly the kind we have
Rgtl Seal Zephyrs
”n; in: “barrels or beer in his in the Roton casino. now. .
. ‘ I. it?! “"1“! 0"" t0 “‘0 next A notice sent out to members by It's no secret in Washlntton that 32 ' h 'd .
m' 7 lithe court.- because P°“C°' Secretary E. A. Plnkney. George- Hoover, subject to President Cool- ‘ , MC 88 an e
‘ 5; mos Anderson. who “19419 “1° town. and President John Batterson. idge. has more than any other one Henry Lester chkman, former
Thousands of Yards
15 3t prelent 93.105133 “I V" South Norwnlk. urges all the surviv- man to say concerning the present New Jersey State trooper \t‘lio dis—
:3 “‘l .The court had not'been in- in members to attend. inasmuch as adn'iin'lstration's policies.
for “2%" 0f ‘3‘“- nor 1‘“ lyons °“ 1‘“ the ranks of the Civil War veterans in one“. he's prime minister. appeared “a" ”“3 “"5"“! Hall- . .
1:17. M“ Merustein. ““33“” are greatly diminished each year. Now. a strong prime minister. Mills “mum” 1““ b.“ 10‘3”“! in ' At a SpeClal Prlce
'- ‘ ”in“ “F: "u": if? guaim‘ , who's iully trusted and much de- the U. S. Disciplinary barracks nt
', No: 3.3;? R9 "tdméd to its St. Christophers Day Wnd’d on by "‘9 potentateb h: San Francisco and is reported to
' Attmts Many Autos "we" can run “ government a on have admitted taking. money to (Ice. .i
, ‘ (less. of course. its load. but as he sees ill.
:on ,3“ “0" V“ reiused. Lyons will All degrees or motordom. from That's the case with secretary He will 'be brought back. army
”1 next mandayfight. 11:9 hpeltgshed klitntolglinetl do“? Hoover. Noniinally he only gives ad- authorities promise, for questioning '
‘ . t 1‘9“! 0 n“ I 0 ° "0'“? ‘ vise, but where advice always is ae- b 5mm prom _ ,
. F??? ‘33“ grinds)? 9" ‘0 “Fl-“"4 motorcycles “‘5 cepted and acted on as the adviser Siymplson ' tor Alexander P
' ew f; '1» 200 East Port “56°!" W“: to church on 3‘- suggests, it amounts practically to '
Wit?“ 13:13; pleaded “my Christopher’s Duo in France. “id the actual shaping of the course the
as o: speeding. Both were several ceremonies were held bless- latter favors. .. n with the farmers. Hoover may have
“s and costs. . in! them. WI“! priests in 1011 1'0- Hoovers advice goes with the thought of that. too.
_ -, ..- . galls. ab‘Chrlstophor. as every mo- president. g ‘ Mellon,‘ by the way. is the single
john Fm of sum “hue, wrist and meat travelers know. is As president. [he’d act. As new individual in the cabinet whose ln-
onsets. who w“ arrested Au- the patron saint of voyage". and tat-y of commerce. he advises and finance at m. White “on" stacks up
12 by Policeman George Evans his duties have been heavily in- the president acts. Thats the pnly pretty well with Hoover's, but Mel-
! trivia: his car without an op. creased since the advent oi the mo- difierence. So. by observing this ad- lon's concern ,, solely in matters
3‘ u f. licens. and with improper tor car placed so many more under ministration. we learn what Hoovers ordinance. while Hoover'slruns the
’ : ‘~' ”a. was lined $10 on the first hi! Protection. ‘ ideal 0! 3" administration 1'- 1” 5' gamut from international relations
1” ' dis- St. Christopher Jaiolet. or all the fair conclusion that, in the White to the DH“ oi! pins.
29c yd.
, Many household uses of this handsome,
versatile andopractical fabric are suggested by
the Butterick patterns and illustrations of the
possibilities of various patterns in interior
decoration. ‘
Models wearing the dresses of' the fabric
from Butterick patterns will be in our Wash
Goods Section daily.
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‘ ‘ ‘ “the second charge was . .
”it!” gwhen he showed his license. churches named for the saint in House himself. he d duviiclt. It- In a- word, Hoover.‘ taking him all I
‘ 1 e e - mouse, is held to be the most pow- It isn't in Ml 0'0 “mime“ 'round. probably is most truly and . “The Gingham Of
V ‘ following. arrested tor speed- ertul. and to this counts-Lchurch. alone that 1100"?" interested. H9" completely. representative of any
1! ring the Pl“ week. tcrlsited six miles from m. nearest mm“, interested in the whole machinery or man in Washington 0! the interests
at ”S tor failing to appear in. motor cars by thovscore were driven gcverntnent. which doniinat‘e‘inthe national capi-
..th: Overton 0‘“ am, on m dI’ mt their mg}. might. He's the father of the Coolidge “1 today , .. . ,.;. , .... _. A
~.. .. G. Emilia. “Lewes: have the "5mm“ of n“ mg (or policy of reorganization. slmplitlca- Conservatism-:hlgh protection—-
~ g" York; Daniel Thomp- the coming ".lv. months. In . flea and reduction of governmental etllciencyf-economy—“bm a'lness"
arm-nus: David 3- Mellon 051»; line. automobiles at all sorts ”mm!“ " u" “WWW“ ‘°‘ above everythingm-ghe stsnds tor
many uses"
‘ You will receive certain satisfaction in
choosing Red Seal Zephyrs for'eacll and every
.uSe-—for your own. apparel,“ the children’s
to d
W . . l .
elem . -. - mermaids m: h.i:s..r:..dmtt.::ssidl woman-«mm.- , , ~ ‘ - . , l , .
s ‘23530‘ o'clock pm moral!!! Po- “a other! merely with dust. Each "lit-l: of .more work with smaller Paris‘QDl'ess Designers I l . , clothes, your husband {Shirts and pajamas, Ol’ fOl' .
digit; fizflzfiwrfi “£th “13AM“: id . Economy and tax reduction are ‘ ' ' mm For Fall ' i I “lie Slouse' Engly ll thliiglmgham Ofmany USES" l0l'
. . 'th '°°°“ ' a instasou ookwell'd
at th Post it t his heart. ~ . y . s . an m S W
,d'. “m ‘. o“ 0 not me)! “III M! “"1303, T":usinessodmlnlstnflon" 'hjt . é . *— .' \ . -l\ we". g , u t ear ~ I
~ him on a. charge » ' -
M W went t° uh" 8" CW’hm 1". washis notion trout-the first. even in "3““ mm“ as the “‘d '9“
_ ' _ » ‘ -; Balaban ll" bonds °‘ mm but an “fitted with power P Idcnt Harding's day. .soI' n the tire-making nondi- tar
pear in court Monday to protect them; It m ”an. as u Secretarial! from being dead for thoss‘entrusted . V . 4 : . . . - \ .
e e . . . - Agriculturesarclno was the one.» With ib- mu or. designing the . . Stmgs that are $11k H. dk h ef 25
g.’ to noun: or Brooklyn was Shaw’s Philanthropy ' malts up the president's mind in “mm! "m“ “m" ‘Pl’ml- 1' . - . . ' an etc I s c
= in Stanton! Saturday In Added To B, We“ him on the subject at term relic! it“ 5‘ 1:31;“? Ixmgf‘nfgz'igfi if . , ~. , .. , . , , , .
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_ l ii is , 30W iron. 1 II 1300 0 on b t i can‘t-j, receive buyers. especially American L ‘ , - l ,- , an CSl 01' on ‘
fl. flaier$c$ garish su- gala-m news ”WW 9‘ 1“" glitch“ 3:. manta: n W :QWH,‘who come to choose models 3 ml , .iCliilt‘lren’s StOCkll'lgS -- a 1/5 length 0f mercerlzed gns y
“Hm.“v . . . = Hoover‘ilo. ml the «incum- "1'“ ”mm ‘ a. . ‘ ' e. up in tan with fancy cuff ideal stockin for ii ht '
”rhelast an. that I was thus." - a Soul or in is l a , . _ . ' g ‘ g 0
- , ... his... a. we «a m m iriszs'rdcitmm om: -...°..::°;:....:f°..‘.:::.: new.» as: .. . . . Silk Umbrellas $3 '
u... stride tonmom 313;; '1 '3'" “I; '3th type. ; i N. ue“. flirtilgillorfdref‘f‘remffwmw 4 Ch drenls 'Kalength stockings of mercerized lisle - ‘-
modern . . sun-l. a ‘dlsc in me .we 0 . an..on‘soV- w ' ~ ’ ' '
'u” 12‘3“ will nausea $31.02;?“ “first”; «:2- Be 333;? proclaflilatrolln glacial? 3:33" 11:00de all-:leudlrd 213m“; Witcgidang‘ akfontfmflmg “fi- COIOTS tan d .Womcn itgfibrem; i; walla: :20? n;yy,fgar;;f
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_ hm 0' “33mm r. I". x and“ M u... m. n. no. '3‘“. Mk 0.. .md "u, even still omelet- than boron. for 7%?! ‘ SP 5 0C , g or warm weather wear it put? e t}! s s u y lan es or .
' inset is the s cold-hearted was: that In M seer-started the W Italian '1'!" “n1!“ "DUI M" i- ‘ . » .. “a no" mm ’
m not it: little -,‘ ‘ " ‘ ’ ' 7
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helped .' . “m" m overt» wastite one who went tubule
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