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“on tints-97 Wanna!” It.
so. . Nor-tall Im
75 l 't . ‘
Annummwm
reeolvedlnthemuhnfl
moieties tro- lls seare-
tm sud treasurer. It. ry A.
"schloy end her nether. In.
Chorleo Willey. who hove hoes ro-
sldiug is ”mobile lot tho lost
{on non. The Minor! will close st
the usual hour rrtdsy event” sod
will remolu closed until the end oi
the lollowlcg week. A Honest hos
been mode by the committee to
chom III to. retaovol st been. that
snyone «lentils to volunteer their
services Isturdoy morocco. to help
pack the books. will plouo ION”
Miss Gertrude trestle. Rosales
\. THOUGHT
“I. "oi oi suffering
II Our destiny nnnounrrs in
- ers our high rolling.
tide.
Mil, oeoonted.
in Of Rnhflf‘. (i. Mllt‘hlill.
u collector. whose nt‘l‘nllltl!
. *MCO. according In tho midi
A. civil suit for indoor) Itns
lot counmtl.
' inon count-ll.
cnznzI-d
Itt Its lnn'.
”t1.
More was not started In the
ill-balm slid llerlino?
\
worse than Mitchell?
, mod for the candor.
or court,
’I the brand of just
t: one district rtornt‘tr than
‘ ' ‘1! III safeguarding: the
1"initially?
" It so. Witt?
AWI“ fl Plvll iliili tt'liit'lt “IIIV
“Neely through the court
, ‘I bother ono wnv or tho
[often or 20 or an or In and
”Hunt! dollars should siln
It‘ll his hands for ono of
no,
nest
?OI
employrs under
. would be II p
. . ”or the lost I '-ls
f - a Work made
‘ III number of men since
.on expose corms to hnv
grain of truth In It.
'We mud» n nilstnko.
the wrong huelncsr.
sni't' st
. published in the First
; In the eyes of the edit
0 no thong.
were discovered by the
1 mode public the facts
hove been finally conceal
Itolton resident
W Mitchell Is chsrgcd
of this nrwspnner.
_for yoursrlt
ti.
in
. enlisynowor on
r "’
Liliane”
In But
moortsnt
I.hnd
I I
beam the
'rvh ‘
I
that more then :0 women‘
id: to Crittrsi um. an
Impressed
rlrnr
«~ no
W! Nor nitroncn 'mt: mm
Willi Io sood Her tiit- goose to
w tor the sender is n prinrlnl.
hut not In this
W where favoritism Is niiotvrrl to
W the wheels of tmttro In tho
former
while
I now
film-o. show a shortsoe to tho
5”” till proporty turns at 3.19.000.
Iwcn
t uted against him by Lon lifti‘ll,
by
tho
mort-
to protcrt the intern-ts of the
W0 ask why It rlvli cult tnr rc-
W of stolen funds from tho ot~
3’” of the second district commis-
Cllfll
tare Donn and Rterllns helior or
Whit In good tor tho gnnso should
The two
who stoic the distiiut‘n Il'lrmf‘y
" that? own uses nlrottdy taco nth
crlmlnal chnrgrs In tho on~
Illsponsod
odmlnlstcrinu thc ntl'nirs at tho
that
city's
am it
it for
m recompense the tnxpsyors [or
m VII. and losers of thousands of
More paid to the cry of Norwnlk?
If you antiwar this ntwstion hi‘
1‘ We." then ask yourself this: "Why
Id any public official or ntiiwr
or district handling tho pithlic‘e
other
more
ntvny
many
lneflicionry. dishonosty or
his
1. worst that could happen to
lilo (‘le! Milt
Molly
e tlrst
or»
They
We
We
' . d have hoen tax oolirt‘tnr."
~ a“! is associate rdl'or of The
Dis.-
III III. Interests at tho Firet Dis.
or of
hmpanor, Mitchell could and
So when short-
CDC“
”I oooounts this news was with-
floln "our rcndero gust so long
was possible and had not The
they
all so
~. l‘fiihltgportsnt and Income-
i i to the people of Nerwolit.
disappears
in few thousand dollars belong-
?“ customers and The Hour uses
out type to tell the ltory to
with
totalling st lust 339.000.
to the citizens of this city.
“o flour neglects to mention o
N it until forced to do so by
“imitation of the story In the
If it Is the
busine- ot o ncwrpspor,
flour. to culture. news or
, to this community. be.
(it! the-ct. o. member or its
' “ourselves! shoes was Io- i
_ 4‘ , Mmchusetto so tor
L 1‘". Themes Beard brought
Its
bus
“h
or -" . tel. varies "I.
Rosldrnto ot the town pisnninl to
attend the Yale-Army tootbsll guns
itsturdsy. in New Hoven. will hove
tho plessure of seeing the West
Point (Isdeto drill on the boil
grounds before the game.
Own—.—
A large lion note. which hos stood
many yours on the dock properly.
formerly owned by the late Cap-
tnin Willlnm I. ateveno. Rowoyton
I|\'i‘IiIIO, now the property of Mrs.
Ilohert it. Barclay. was chopped
down yoolsrdsy.
Mrs. Elluboth Gog Norwolk. o
former resident ct wsyton. has
iol‘. for Rochester. N. Y. where she
is planning to make her home with
her sister. Mrs. Doniel lemon. Mrs.
tiunr will assist her son. Worron.
in his business while there.
-u~(.'rtlwtord Itonxcs and Hooters
on only ierms-lteriins Furniture
Him—Adv.
A meeting or the lions and Douch-
tors 01 Liberty will he held in their
rooms. Norwalk. this mnlll- All
Incmhers oi Banner Council. No. 54,
from I‘lowuyioit. sro earnestly ro-
queolod to attend.
Mrs. John Ii‘oltor. Wootoido svo.
nue. snd Mrs. J. M. Arnold. upper
allowayton Avenue. ottended s mu-
stool eomrdy show In New York
city. Tuesday.
(learnt: lloltztnttn. Jr.. liowuyton
In-nuuc. is driving on Uvurland
roadster. ~
Mrs. Clementdl. Albrecht. Hrs.
itnnrivlta Itsymond. Mrs. Catharine
Stiutleld. lira. J. 13. Raymond. MN
Margarut Iisthswny. Mrs. Eugene
Aiiiblnr and Mrs. Itowsrd Is. ivory.
were among tho members sttondtul
Mil oil-day sowing most of the La-
tiit‘i'.’ Aid socit‘ly of tho Rowoyton
Baptist. church. yeotctdoy. The Io-
lllt‘tt have plouurd to hold a rum-
luogo sole some day next wool: in
mm of the South Norwuik stores.
’l’ltu dole sud location will be so.
nounced in A ten days.
Master Richard “Dicky" Dillard
u-ili ho host to Is numbnr or his
playmates at n. cootutno only at tho
ltunto at his parenio. upper Bowsy-
too avenue. Isturdsy otternoon.
MIMI liisdys Marks, doushter or Mr.
and Mrs Allen W. list-Ito. will also
I'nlt‘rlnlil sovorul of her ll'icnds.
Saturday Itllurnonn III her home.
Mot'krr court. Miss mmiiy Stevens.
McKinley street and Miss Lois list-
or, ltoton avenue.‘wili attend a Hol-
ioween troilo given to the Junior
class or the Dsnbury aisle Normsi
unhnoi. In the school. tomorrow alt»
rrnnnn.
——”il‘iliann" a new Cough Relief;
at Allen's Drug Storm—Adv.
Mrs. Chestr‘ J. Fitch. Darlen;
Mrs. Richard rinnd. South Nor-
u'sllt; Miss ()llvn L'ula and Mrs. Ed-
gor L. Raymond. Ilotvoyton svrnuo.
were lunrhcon guests st the Conury
Cottage. rest-road. Dsrlen. yester—
day.
Mrs. Inter Gilmon. Highland
avenue. and a. party at friends en-
Joyrd II. trip up the Hudson. by boat.
to Albany. N. Y.. loot week.
The Autumn looking hungolow
being erected by Robert Raymond.
Wesislde avenue, in mm Hill mod
is rapidly nesting completion.
Oliver 1. Clark. Pennoyer street.
nooived mediosi treatment while In
New York. Mondsy. . r
At o meeting or the members
the udleo' Aid society of t Ito
odist church. in tho .ehttrc restore
tomdoo
atlon
tor
s
With relics of other
the beordlng house where Burr woe slowly
dying. once the residence oi Governor John Joy. was
It. lumen a litter. no removed to a hotel
Richmond. Stolen Mend. where he lingered
soversl months In eight ct his Wiser. Neworlt.
w the home oi his younger years. We.
. Y"" ““‘
t». It! {I .I
THE ROMANCE OF AMERICA-«Aaron Burr
IIIIIW'
print
.ms-sss.
M III. of 80. Burr died. in the otternoon of
33km?“ drill; :3: “9" I4. 13-6 It wot his request titst Ill be buried
Theodosia? the old "‘ "mum". Whflo lay his tether and grandfather.
Ian I alo'wl earth to. l 8 "M h“ 5”" Presidents oi thee college. end his loot
co I 1 wish was corned out. (Nest: 8cm custoni .
word death. J L ‘
MW .......... ..... ”mflum
i
loot pic-
ot Innis
urgtchin
dismeo
a hotel
i
o
d,
fund. An cniurisinmont to be giv-
ohurch snd several Norwoik chuch-
so out! her obllity is woll known to
many residents. Among the mom-
bcrs sttcnding yestermty's meolin
wore: Mrs. Clinton ll. Rowlsn.
Mrs. Henry Wing. Mrs. William I'.
Jennings. president: Mrs. Georgn
Cudllpp. Mrs. John Brundoge. Mrs.
Moses l‘tacknil. Mrs. Joseph Taylor.
Mrs. Ire Kigslns. hire. George
Wright. Jr.. Mrs. Everct Shipmsn,
Mrs. Henry Rowland. Mrs. Oliver
Devil. Mrs. Elisa Else. hirs. George
Younoo. Mrs. John It. Do Waters.
homo. lmgsn ulnar. nilh a. severe
cold.
Mrs. Msry Campbell, who hss
been spending the summer monthe
with her douohler. Mrs. Charles I.
Corwin and Inmily. upper Row-ay-
ton svonuo. hos returned to her
home in Los Aussies. Col.
Mrs. Mayefiudwrli Io entertaining
st luncheon. today st her home.
Rowoyton ovonue. Mrs. Earl 1“.
8"qu Illa Mrs. Henry l-‘orrit. Mc-
Kinley plsoe.
Friends 0! Mrs. Harold N. Wilson
regret to learn that she has been
confined to her home. upper how-
syton avenue tor the put. day by
Illnoss.
Mrs. William I. Hint-int. Logan
place. no! the luncheon guest 0:
“re. 15er P. Btovens III. her homo.
McKinley place youtordhy.
John l’latnlrr.
was s visitor in
daughter. Mrs.
Mrs.
street.
yesterdsy with hur
Edwsrd liltine.
Rowoyton avenue. hotwccn Itsil-
road avenue snd tho Old Kings
Highway. has been scrapped, rolled
and given s costing ot tor snd send.
The work is undor the direction of.
Frank Lockwood. Cross sin-ct.
Parents of. high school pupils
havareeeived notices. stating that
tho students have received their re.
port cards with merits to. the first
six weeks or the school iorm. with
the renueet tlist they be at the
Norwailt high school. Titursdoy
evening at 8216. when n ”unto
tenohers‘ meeting will be held.
.._..._
Mrs. Charles Vaughn. has been
dolled from New bond” with her
son Leslie boosuoe cl. the illness or
her tether. Frank kastt.
AI
Mrs. Frank Resp. Mrs. A. El. Mills
and Mrs. William Reap. are on a
motor trip to Philadelphia and At-
lontlc City.
One chum leotield unity on
w . their house on low-vise
a no out returning to New .Yerh
tor the winter.
”-
Itn. Willism Pinuney. Rowena
more. ten yosterdoy to visit hitt-
‘
day afternoon. us with voted to be
donated to the Itowsyton W.
‘rl
staunch. lore
monolith!)
II, when you inveet, you taste it a rule never
to buy a hood or o stock your book would not
swept-summons M’OIIINOII the
son. William and lomily at their
home “in flllodeiphlo. ’1. Mrs.
M hit over you In-
0! the hank.
on by Miss Mabel Mullins. is being
pisnned tor December 13. Miss
liuillcs 3‘“ 31"" "WT“ entortoln— (Election Tuesday. Nov. 2)
monto In the Row’oyton Baptist United 5“...” helm“...
Mrs. Ann: Porkrr III III st her"
t,’i‘0r‘kt‘ll .
Bridgeport. X
Republican Ticket
liliiAM iIlNGliAM
New Iinvrn.
Governor.
JOHN ll. TIIIMIIIIH.
l’IoInvilio.
Willi-It Govrrnur
J. EDWIN BRAIN/till)
Bronrord.
Secretory
FRANCIII A. PALLU’I‘TI
IRNIIT II. Rom-ms
New London.
‘ Mutton"
FREDERICK hi. BALM I}:
Wootport.
Attorney General
BENJAMIN w. ALLIM‘.
New Britsin.
Democratic Ticket
(Election Tueodoy Nov. :)
Um Blows Senator
ROLLIN U. TYLER
Hoddsm.
Governor
CHARLES 0. MORRIS
Newtown.
Missouri Governor
MILO It. WATERS
Norwich.
l Secretory
DAVID Ill. lllCHhiAN
New liuvott.
Trooourrr
PETER M. KENNEDY
Wotorbury.
' Comptrollt'r
J. FRANCIS IIIIUWNE
Thompsonviiie.
Attorney General
FREDERICK M. McCAR'I‘H!
AMI;
I‘lnkney will spend several don
there before returning to Rowoytnn
with Mr. Pinkney who is in BIIIL
more on o business trip.
Miss Alloe Colo cl nowoylon
atenue. will Mirna tho winter with
her sister In Hmoklyn. .
Mr. James Landgrstl is ottending
the CM.“ Oil Twenty Yodr cluh
dinner It the 110th Astor. N. Y.. this
evening.
DutyJiits Demand
’ For Irish Whiskey
1M whiskey distillers hove es~
serloscetl soother slump in their
trade. Ihlptsents ot spirits train
no to llriII-h ports durinl the
to in- months were 10.!” gel-
Mil. I decline of It. in gsllono. or
consent with the communal“
period of lost veer.
. Moll to Dublin soy the contin-
tied blah only to moon-im- tor the
hill" of! In Moi-cos The duty on
not still whiskey st the "aunt time
it 18 shillings per gallon. as com-
red with It shilling‘o prcot gllv
on II yoursuo.
Fillinghnny Says:
r"—‘"‘""‘n
W
l PM“! in Chico” Jolie on de-
Ol've Barton"s I
Daily Column
Tilt-h, Just For The Thrill
The airplane thief is with us at
lust. One was stolen irom Peuke's
y‘leid st Ottawa. “1.. recently. Will
the (Adult iuhubitsnt please look
OH‘I‘ his income: and sou ll ho can
but that? 1 hate hcerd oi glues
gyes being stolen. and nooden lead.
sud chutm puws. and cigar-store lu-
diotta. init this ts the lire: limo l
lino hurl lllt.‘ pleasure of hearing
that common In: IniIChed on sir-
plum: not his own.
Seriously ll mime io this. 'l‘ht.
type of portion “liomuuld stcni on
oil'piotte uould mil hard to guess
A boy—or two he swbclwcen the
wee at Ill and 12.1w uidc trout the
otimlnsl phase. such an act is redu-
icnt cl roolhcrdlucoo and odvonturo.
"What to sin in othurs is merely
an experiment to ourselves." quothe
the wise men. There is where you
Iuvo the bcginnitll or to per cent oi
crimes. Some crime is vicious, some
~15 moiicious. some weakness. and I
; um. smount at it experimental.
L'rltuc In youth comes almost in-
. “Habit! under tho latter clues. espo-
«miiy stealing. Most prolcseiunul
llilthOfl. burglars. second-story men
.md automobile thieves are very
.iiilllig. They go in for it partly tor
‘wmsn on; halt the time when they
t~l.irl cy do not km)“ what thoy
.mu scluslly doing or the enormity
In: their crime. Alltrwurds when it
uh loo lat cto back out. it doesn‘t
[mutton nor do thcy.corr.
UIIL‘O I taught school. There was
in my room s rsihcr iovsble. spirit-
'crl boy of twelve years. He was as
normal s child as l have ever seen.
Ono day a policemen come to school
and got him. lie but reached over
the counter in s. bsnk snd stolen two
thousand dollsrsl When they sent
him to reform school I know the
child did not realise what ho had
done, think someone duet! him to
do it. ut st the some time he was
without fundamental sense of own-
IEI‘Dhlp.
Children are never too young to
he. taught ltulitsiy. Six mouthsws
your in r chi. Three years—live
l yours or age is too late to begin. Do
not condone the theft 0: a cookie!
“I“. teach him that there are
;ntlter kinds oi stesllng beside mate-
rial thinss. The rights at others,
the lime or others. the birthright 0i
others may all be stolen. Iloucsti
at mind is the tundomo l boots et
honesty of ownership. tit is why
nesting and lying are partners.
__.__.__',___
England
Withplgenb Planes
Fifty dhyllght bombing planes
which will sweep through the air st
100 miles on hour at a. height at
tour miles ore being built by the
sir ministry to port or the scheme
or home defense.
The dull“ ol till ”labor was de.
cldcd upon in s omutlon in which
the oil Null"! "it“ tour at Crest
nntoin'o most tsmoua urorstt cen-
siructors to build performance plul'
u round o no hummer motor.
' prrsident. end Mrs. II.
NOQWAIIK. CONN THURSDAY. OCTOBER 28. 1928.
~ . , .rnww
'rww—t~mt
i‘
_ -‘- F ”v #4
OLOtller Years
.0 runs AGO. | A savings account in this bank Will
The following items at muted it: , ' , v ‘ .
the locus or the ”\‘cllllj‘ Scitiltiri' S‘Uhf‘} hOth 301” ['l'llle 0! Possession
tor October ”.1916; a!” '0'”. 8““ 0 0’. ‘
Dr. J. J. Millard won the prumii - L» 5 3 L D CkOllOlny,
hunt. the loolure isst melting or In.
lisllcwun ooolsi givon in lht: L'ull.
cllc club house by the L'hlltlrrn 0:
Mary. St. um"- church. . THE
Mrs. G. I. Iholdon was hell re. . “‘
ceivod when she rendered snuinl VENTRAL FAIRFIELD
soles at the snuusl roll call or that
Norwsiit Dentist church inst I‘VE—l TRUST CO.
. l . ,l
:le'l.‘ In the oudltcr um at the ilifl NORWALK, CONN.
The Eut. Norwuik ill puhllrun
club hcsdquorters were packed to
the doors loot evening tor a highly
enthusiastic rally. ltldrrssrd IIy i'on. STORAGE _
grcumsn E. J. Hill and Judge .11.)”.
J.‘ Li ht.
‘ DAILY union ? In Every
It has just been llllhn‘ll‘un‘tl that "5‘: "T:r:,h',‘”\wfi '
Ilrnry J. Ireland and Miss Mimi. Ilc‘ " ‘ '“ “m“ .- l
I’cidon. Boot Norwolk, were tnttr- Tfil-‘fowtilk $9?“1092-4 . .
ricd July I. end the news came an n. . ' . ’ mllt'. 1' w son 3050 . C
lrcst surprise to their msny friends. 3 2‘“ “ 20th St. l 0111mm
i...‘ Hershfiold Motor l
While crsnk ng his large Sit-\t liIi-| -
Duryes cor yesterdsy morning at! TranSportatlon I -----
his home in West svenuc sdnnm Company ‘
Lynso, the lOCll COIII dcultr, hut] tlzo SOUI'" NUR“‘:\I.I\', CUNN. ‘ -. '
misfortune to fracture in: rum: “it”? 15‘ a bank that
‘ t. ,_
“”‘ 1 stands out for
The Suqus Compllrc Girls h: 1d til i
mosqucrsdc porty st lilo humv 013 “Hill: In Your ’ SERVICE 811d q
ovening.
(‘aplrtin Curl Andvruon l.:u rp—
tiller s successful fishing in;- ii)
Providence.
Mrs. .Iost-phliit- lN't'k'T
stt'rul. ll’l.“ mow-ti to .\W\\'
whwrt- Hilt' “ill make It: 1- limiit- “ill:
; her daughter. Mrs. Harry l-‘inciv.
l _..._._
Mrs. John I". Fhrrinnn was t'l’t'll tl
A. Siluri‘t‘.
tint-president. at the- annual nicot—
I mm
lrrdny ut the home of Mrs. M. It
Suiting. South Norwnlk.
FIVE YEARS AGO
The following items alllit‘kll't‘d in
clothing, ghouls and “curing and“ .
nu hlult-n early this morning ll’uili
disturbed uliilc they pucimi
loiduy innit; lite lute o.\ pleudouls
birthday. “AS the opening
gluon ot the Noruslk moclinfol tltc
Conncciicut Stow 'l‘cachero' anoma-
tion. by Lawrence F. Abbott. presi-
dent ot the Outlook company. his
subject being. "Housewlt. the Amen
icon."
lluu of Norwulk has Dill‘cluutt‘t‘l
house and grounds on South Main
street. {or muny )‘t‘lil'h tho Honor.
and Goodrich homo. and tho lung
dreamed of prrtiinnwil homo lot ti...
organization is now s reality.
,_.......
No longt-r \tlll lite dolephotio In
tho upioun police station so uuun-
swored during tho daytime. {or Ser-
gesnt Silk has been assigned to talu-
chnrge ot the First District elation.
Thu commlitce oppoinlrd by
Mayor Barton to purrhoee a. new au-
tomobile tor li‘ire Chic! George w.
Bognrdus. met In tho Central
station last evening. and gave th
tier tor a. new Buick roadster tor the
Chief.
A number of friends from Nor-
walk and surrounding towns gath~
crud last evening st the ham» or
Mrs. William J. Schlilt. 19 1.0th
street. the occasion being a Hallo-
ween party.
The First. Dislr
were called out o
to o small fire In the home of Chris-
tophrr Deering. Boat Rocks mantle.
and quickly extinguished the blaze.
In It. letter to the Sentinel
Golden. vigorously advocates that the
city hell be given A both.
John F. Mchtshcn Jr.. one or Nor-
wslk'o wireless enthusiasts. heard
the welcome given to Marshall Foch
snd General flog-hing. by Eddie
Rickenbacher. the American oceli
lost night.
I Todsyfin Other Years l
Feast doy at His. Simon and Jude.
Bsrlholdi's otstue. "Liberty En-
lio'hloulnk the World." unveiled
New York. ills.
Festival of the Toiwcn shrine in
Jspsn.
sled the privilege of wssrlsg nook-
tics.
"Mote-mi
stones-tum
MN" .‘a 1m;
W _ -
room’s TRUST COMPANY
j soon soowsu
DMDEND TO STOCK HOLDERS
"also dividend t woeful commie-haw
‘ .mMIO.l”routotmmhldtb
”$0.1M nonmembeosIdeocI-be-
Thsra is no deciliter enemy to the
golden” thou the click beetle. senio-
ustes also "who worn.“
A
1
MW Muriel Jones. Cove uvcnuu, lust '
turned to his homo in First Hlivil.'
i'mk.‘
tug of the Hospital Whiol ciuh yt‘i— .
the issue of the Evening Stn'invi.
for October :8. 19:1:
At-pronumtcly $5,000 \-.o.th oi'
the lioulon street, sluru of M. Joann
a“. Solid. by thieves who uorhu‘: t...
llli ii‘
luut Ililu 1min", and llltilt‘l' IliiO u‘
wailing truck.
Aliprupiiulc to iii. 0(‘(',ILtlUil yrs-
uddiesni
The Young Men‘s ilclu'cw unsucln- }
llIL' l
(Irv!
or-’
V tire companies;1
ly this morning;
l
ii. H. I
I
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