[Tim and Funeral:
' Hrs. Lydia Grill:
The funeral of Mrs. Lydia Griffin
‘ .. place Saturday afternoon at
- . 80 o'clock from the into home. it
(“sat avenue. ltev. w. l. Bowman.
«pastor of the South Methodist
m oflcieted. The services
were largely attended and there
ill! beautiful floral offerings. in-
‘hylsant was in the family plot in
fitvesside cemetery.
Ire. Edwin E. Bates
1' In. Edwin E. Bates died Satur-
M evening at her home 276 East
"as after a long illness. She is
- ' ‘by her husband. The fun-
CII Will take piece Tuesday evening
1 o'clock from her late home.
. Charles 8. Grey. pastor of the
Avenue Methodist church will
and interment will be in
family plot in Cortland cemetery.
kill. N. Y.. Wednesday.
Henry .1. beach
lousy J. Leech passed away Set-
morning at his home in Now
Heights after a short illness.
was in his 80th year. Mr. Leech
' m a short time ago from the
, ‘ business in which he bed
5 been engagsd'in Brooklyn for many
‘ ' He is survived by his widow.
. ’, ' three gons. Henry and Charles.
‘” ll of Brooklyn and Francis
' - of Noroton Heights. A sister.
largeret B. Leach passed away
time ago.
' .‘hpogseheataummsaly
. mirth-
”egg”
n Mershali St. or North
. Help St. Bow not pin white gold.
with diimond in center. Finder
-. please return to Standard Cotton
" ‘ltore Washington St. So. Nor-walk.
r. S.-LYON '
JOB PRINTING
South Norwslk
' ATRICK
; AUTO ROBES
Strictly All Wool,
Fancy Patterns
$10 w $13.50
A. -. &Stevens
, TWO STORES
lo. Norwsik
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MRS- HENRY
C.H.Harris 3
(Continued from Page One.)
United charities. and Widowed
Mothers‘ home.
The average age of the girls was
from 14 to 24. There were some who
were sent here from Paterson. N. 1..
and Glen Falls. N. Y.
In the early spring a modern sun
porch was added to the lodge which
completely covered one well of the
building. A swimming pool was
also built, by dammlng a brook
which runs by the porch. Both of
these new features added greatly to
the health end enioyinent of the
visitorl.
Mr. Harris wishes to express his
grateful appreciation to the follow-
ing Norwallters who by their coop-
eration assisted greatly in enabling
him to care for the guests at the
vacation lodge:
Dr. Franklyn G. Brown. Seeview
avenue. who took care of ell cases
of illness. rendering untirlng service
both day end night. without charge.
Dr. Harry K. i-lefferan. who cared
for all aching teeth. apd Stiles D.
. street. Norwelk.
Lawrence, chiropodistfivho relieved
aching corns.
Sheriff J. Edward Lycett. who
supplied the girls ell during the
summer with. all kinds of vegetables
in great abundance from his term.
Alfred Boerum. Fourth street.
East Norwalk. who. whenever auto
transportation was needed. lost not
a minute's time to appear at either
the railroad station as the farm with
his car. ..
Girls out of employment because
Eli—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1926.
winner: a ( mwnr . . .. . .. . I
_ .-.,....-,‘..._. m-
.3 Westporters Have Lucky [
Escape In Sunrise Crash [
, Against E. ‘Q‘enue Tree [
—.—.-
Dr. Raymond Powers Does Traffic Duty Whenl
Awakened From Slumber By Noise oi Smash
—\-’l‘rolley Pole Went Down and Wires ‘ndan-
gored Motor Vehicles.
After hitting a trolley pole in front of 143 East avenue at
5:80 o'clock yesterday morning. a Hudson coach carrying three,
. Westport men skidded another 35 feet and finished its msdl
career against a tree. The light pole was broken off at the base [
BABE GOES .A-HUNTING 1a
[ What Iadmire
.ilmut tin.- muki rs Ill liiui.
s north is that tin-y urt' .\.liib~
iii-ii that this tilinittu sum
_ ii'rluin pipe-sumkcrs. .iiid
‘. tin-y iIL‘VL‘l' 'llJlch ii to
'suil iiil‘t‘rs.'
~fl>vrv~
~v-
“tiling . *
“not.”
47))?" .,.. ..
Out By Flying (lines
Flying glass from the car's “ind-
shield cut the scalp of on. m ll‘I
front seat occupants in seicrul pluc-
es end the driver escaped uppiireni-
is by it miracle. Another man rid-
ing in the back seat. said by lhu
police to have been lnioxlenird. bit
his upper lip.
The car was driven by Cornelius
J. London. 6 Lincoln avenue, \t'm.
pert. afterward arrested by Stain
“009.? Silk for reckless Operation
and evading responsibility. .zi his
home in Westport.
Despite the badly buttond rendi.
tion of his car. which had a snunii-
ed radiator and from “'hii'h all w..-
ter had leaked. he liinlingml to
reach home in it. making rilli‘i' that
Rodney 'i‘yier. Maple slrt-ei. Went-
port. the injured man. had rouohcd
the Norwalk hospital.
The third occupant. l rank
00"”!!!
Browne. :4! Main street. \Ywupori.
was arrested at the Norwalk hospital
, Benefactor
of illness were placed in new jobs
t
western Petroleum Co. In
Doubt About Extent Of
Loss Until Safe Is Open
no. and released on :20 bond.
First knowledge of the crash was
received by the police from Dr. Huy-
mond Powers. who um. iilrirlly
across the street from the scone.
Ht. reported that the neighborhood
had been awakened by tho sound of
the collision and the breaking glass
By the time he reached tho street
but one man remained in the car.
the driver. Dr. Powers quvriml the
driver concerning the accident and
was told that it amounted to nothing.
On being asked the source of the
by Policeman Eldridge for drunken-l
and fell. with its wire obstructing trailic.
[
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.idood tliut sputtered [Ilf‘ linwuientI
[London l'i‘lillt‘ii in. i'i'ly flint [mi ram.
pnliiuiihuii burn cut. lir. I'uivi-ru‘
than rcturncd to his hon... to notify;
the Connecticut company that ihci
wires “urn .iuun and in lhv munn-i
time London drain away. “lliiolil.
having ri‘llol'ii‘ii lhu iii'l'ldcn' In ilic‘
police. '
lir. l'mvt‘r.‘ .\~i Trni'iii- ('ililvcr.
Dr. I‘U‘Nt‘l'ti dill li':.lll.- .lui) :ii the
point. warning olY approaching i-urs.
from the wrrikngv. until his place‘
“as taken by u stutt- ironpcr. As.
it was tifll'k Ilt,1I|lI duly \tilil n flush-I
light. [
Tyler u'uii tr<-.iiml zit ’lic Nurwnl‘u:
hospital by Dr. \\. \\'. 'i‘ruccy. \vlio‘
ri-pnrtcd 17...! his IilJlll'li'S \H'l‘f‘ not;
serious. limit-m. “illi u. rumpanled;
him 1hcrc. ditl not need irrulmI-nt‘
for his linlicrod lip. :ind “us allow-i
ed to return in \Vcsipori lvy ‘hc.I
police after he ilRil lu-cu hooked, i
llolli iic nnd Lon-ion. who is inc!
under Slim lumd. will be tried in‘
l
I
:vourl when Tle-r is; dial-humid from
llii- hospital.
1 London told ”it liiilii‘i) that
islccrliig llli'I‘IlilliiMil on his our \vrnii
lht'l
had just Miami the ni‘t‘ldcu‘. The
speed at which the .:.r “us ti'.i\'."l~’
ing is no! knmvn hut police saiill
the Witty was in :i hurry in 2"! l-af‘l.’i
to “‘i-sliiort and WM pi-nlmlily gningl
at a liiuh Hill".
I At [il‘tflfi time i‘nnnn-iicu‘,
‘compnny “'nl'lilllv‘ll \\"l'(‘ still husy[
clearing uwny the wreckage of wlrt-si
and pole. I
Hi" '
Judge Nehemiah Csndee, in city
court Saturday morning. gave a two
months' isll sentence and imposed
a fine of the costs of the court on
Edward Hamilton. Howard Bogar-
dus and Thomas Goodwin. all ur.
rested Friday night for assault.
theft. intoxication and breach or the
peace. John Fltsgsrald. spprehend~
ed at the same time, was sentenced
to 10 days in iail.
Policemen Jules Boeniseh‘D Robe-rt
Gainer and Henry Webb placed thu-
four men under arrest at 7 o'clock
Friday night. following complaint
registered by John A. Johnson. Lo-
gan piece. Roweyton. that they litid
suauitsd him and stolen his coat.
hat. boots and watch.
According his testimony
Wfiu- .M .. . __ .
CHARLES H. HARRIS
before they were sent to New York
and many whose clothing was much
the worse .for wear were supplied
with new outfits. in those cases.
when although they needed it badly
they could not take a vacation with-
out ioslng pay. the money was made
up for them so their dimculties
would be lessened. not increased.
Miss Florence McCarthy of Mr.
Harris' ofilce deserves much credit
for donating no little of her time to
handling the accounts of the race-
tion lodge.
in
court. Johnso‘ "met his friends into for indecent exposure.
Jail Terms Imposed On [
,Quartet Who Rob Pal Of
Clothes In Drinking Party
l-‘riday morning. and acetp‘eil their
invitation to drink. After a pint of
whiskey had been consumed. the
thirsty four dist‘ovvrmi they were
without funds. nnil Johnson set of!
to borrow money for the purpose of
quenching their thirst.
"He returned later to tho meeting
place on Water street. and gave up
itho 8: he had borroucd. Evidently
[ his friends were not salient-d. for-in
a few minutes. Johnson found him-
self face down on the street. When
;ho “my... his friends \wre gone. as
well as his clothes.
The ltownylcn man stated he vi'ni.
«'Oniiieili‘d by modesty to stny under
. cover iinill dark. when be procured
i sufficient covering to make his way
‘ to headquarters and report the iron-
[hle. without being arrested himself
Fraternal News
And Notes
1.03.th
Thieves who gained entrance by
forcing a rear window carried away
an adding machine and various sup-
plies from the office of the Western
Petroleum company . on Jefferson
during the night.
When James hieNernsr. the mansgv
or. arrived this morning to open the
station. he found also that the its!
had been broken from the sere no
it is now known whether or not the
burglars made away with the con-
tents .
Policemen James Eldridge_ de-
tailed from the uptown station. was
unable to open the broken safe and
the company than could do no more.
so arrangements were made with
the Yale and Towns companywof
Stamford to send a man here early
tilts afternoon. A company official
refused this morning to estimate the
loss until the safe has been ”Oiled.
The police believed. however. that
the thieves broke the dial and then
failed to open the door.
All this morning the company em-
ployee have been discovering that
various smell articles were mining.
mostly offles equipment. including a
large flashlight
The window that was forced is
on the rear side of the building.
facing the'raiiroed tracks. It was
carefully clued by the thieves on
their way out.
NEW muss W
CALLED some IUXGALOW
Great Britain's mwest seaplane
has been nicknamed .“l'he miss
Bungalow." This is because of it!
cooking and sleeping accommoda-
tions. The plane. carrying a crew
of five. and drlven by three high
powered enginsa has been designed
to cam out experiments in eoaneoo
iron with opening up a flying serv-
ice to Australia and New Iceland.
Bed Hannah are slung la a part
of the cabin which in the day time
is the living room. The galley is
aft. the eighteen to twsatv-three
passengers may be carried.
The British golf championship is
held byes Houses and the Anter-
ieen tennis b a he-
istsn- The nosed. some so be ripe
for an m to gab the aid.
salaries luvs.
trifling“. -
» ”W‘Jfifm'hil’i‘lflllm"
Tonight at l o'clock. Unces Trlhc.
will begin the annual pinochle tour-
nament. Captains Ryan and Kelley
say everything is ready. They have
heard rumors that Brothers L
Brush. J. Robinson. J. Lane and l”.
Kuslik have a deck of cards at
home practicing. There is going to
be a prise for the team with the
highest score at the end of the
tounement as well as a supper.
Greet, Senior Sageinore Al Pohlman
was shade head wetter last winter.
Coal Bootleggers
Cause Annoyance To
English Eminent
Coal bootleggsrs are causing the
English government much annoy-
ance since the pinch of winter be-
gen.
Owing to the miners' dispute with
the mine owners. government restrie- .
tions permit householders to have
only a hundredmeisht of coal 0V0?!
fortnight. and bootieggers. who buy
coal through secret channels. have
been selling four to six sacks at a
time so housewives in oil parts i!
the city. The government has or.
ganlsed flying squads of inspectors
to break up the practice. '
Despite Doctor’s
(Continued from Page One.)
4
Mrs. Ball. held on a murder charge
in connection with the crime. at the
scene. Defense lawyers have made no
secret of their intention to email
Mrs. Gibson's reliability,
Mrs. Salome Crooner. is years
old mother of We. Gibson. will be
a defense witness. it is understood
that tube will testify that many of
the statements made by her daugh-
ter are not true.
Robert Helicon. s-oclste conned
for the dsfbnoo. said when informed
of lire. Gibson's removal that resin-
bers of defense mussel hope for a
prompt recovery for the witness.
“However deeply the prosecution
"trots it more deeply.”
meat tuned by Ir. Helicon, “be-
cause as they have repeatedly stated
since the investigation was re-epesi-
od. they believe the best method of
establidbingiheir clients' complete
innocence will be the subieetien of
A BRIDE AT TWELVE
“Whmmflifl.".m
insuratohcrbeotsinthcsfxthgraded
The captains are asking any mem-
l.i~rs who don't know how to play
lto come around. and they will he
taught the game.
There will be something to eat af-
te-r every sitting.
chlolsy
The De Molay Mothers' club wish-
es to thank the Sentinel and express
llil appreciation for all favors
shown in the past year.
Very truly yours.
Edna C. Duff, Sec.
‘.'i\'I-nii(-. report“) to police Siiiiil'iluyl
i
l
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Doing “four a tiny" in raiiiicvllli- iililii'i pi'mcnt llubi- lliiil. from
getting a chance at hunting. his i’nmritc l't‘t'rt‘lllltill. \lIl"ll l..- m... in
Minneapollii i-cccntly. l’ricniis nrruiigrd ii Pilt‘nriilli slum. [or him. and
he bagged the limit. Yes. lialx- luid ii hunting “Vt‘ilhl' llll‘e iiiui-l
i Y. M H. A. l
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Police Notes
86
Iicnnclli “Wu-«l. \Vooiin'nr-li "mm“ ‘ H r. 1 ‘ ""i
[1.1 Ji‘“l.‘ill “'i'lfui‘v‘ limtr'l. H. [mini-
il'ltil. ‘l:.ils ii“il""
i b. ”L m H 0 I a ”H“ I ...i out that iiiv .\'iii‘\\';ii'a l‘. .\l. U. A.
from hla nun-lune. Mr. \\.-c.l mid v H m of ‘ I iio l . t'
. .1. i: v; - ». . .
ii... tim dropped from lilt' (‘lll‘ i | u ml“ in m r mu“) ‘ “ mini“ “
. ' . -' ‘ t " .-’ :s. l! . .M
somewhere between horn-Mk nnd‘ ’ ' l “m Y m“-
[throughout the hind. Hull
’(ii the t'illiilll‘t‘llt‘llfiiiv prnui'uiu
‘ni-iiyilics to serve t c .l. '.\.' i‘ ‘ .
A black automobile rolm. :i (inur ‘ nlk as m,” as ”Ha...- ;.ifilfrg:nirn
lighter and "' hand “I“. contdiiiliig 3 i n i‘iil‘l'li‘ll on ill ihu zir-u i‘illllllllllliiY‘
$1.50 were removed from u. lilitl‘hlllt' 3 (,vnhi. ‘
belonging to John ltvuzuill, Snugu;[ r“... prim...“ ”Mn-m. M ”Ir, 'V'.
tuck. pnrkcd Siilliriliii night lit 1. “clung “M “1.. Hum‘ l"ri.-.lgui, m_,
Havilnnd street. Mr. R: uzulli rvpol‘l: [ m...” M “h. Nmmm i". .\i. “I .\..i
ed the theft to police liendquarici-s. in,“ “nu...” “mum.” ”m“ ‘ 5M!
:ilm Community Fund 0i Iii-ire 1. liu[
An Ajax tire and it disc “hm-l [dolivon-d :. :iirrlng appeal in uliiclii
“'cro sluli‘n from it our myiit'il i‘)’,lii‘ [lillliilil out lliul ll.-- liiW i‘i-nlrr‘
Henry Kfikiilalmiiz, pnliu'il iiour [JN‘ \.:..~. in War not mar: 1y us it Sill‘lHI;
home. 17 Lexington li‘.t‘llllf‘. S:ilui'~ frul r.~.'.'.:iiim.;.l irulrr out also .is'
day night. i‘ was rcpomwl :il lu-mi- .. vulii'rul .imi .iliw;.l...ii.:l vcniir
quarters by Mr. Kiiknlumzm Sunday vim-ii uuuld w r\. in iii'iinilldii lIlt '
morning. iruiiilimis o! .Iiililillhi“ null also i-il-.
,;.l.i.- .1. \\.~ in mun. llu ir lil'tlln r i‘illi
Al 5 0340‘... this morning. NW” lr-llllilllll it» .\li‘-‘l‘l":i'.i vine life.
olas lioness. l0 Rurbunk stroci. H"- V'l‘lm’ mm .“Hwhh‘m ”Mr W;
ported at police lioiuiqunrinrs ih:.iii.niilli:lilli:in l.1~.\u:r.l Tu. innit! ”3".
his Hudson lirougliiim [ind lu~r\ii[”‘“d”“"l .mm H 'h" ”‘0‘” 0‘ ”"5"
n is rmvhvil. the rrvt‘lipii;
stolen from in front of his home inst ' ""ml'fl'“
‘ [of a gymnasium nnin‘vx uould ii.» iin- [
.l\\.~ll ll]\..
South Norwulk. M
l
l
ewnin . .
K [Ui‘rifllxt‘ll nt. (nu-w. ills nppcnl nivtl
. imlli tin lmnu-Ilintc rcsponso mull
05cm. Johnson. T‘r‘rri aiiuuc. ovur Slim-m- rn-iu'csrniing nearly:
Winnipnuk, arrested Saturday night lino-thirds or m" gm! “”8 subscrilu-s
by Policeman t‘hcsti-r Coomhs. on :I ei _
‘ .i .
Charge 0’ ‘l'unks‘nness. forfeliid a; A sot‘uil l...ur .iui'iug “111.4. i'c-l
‘25 bond “he“ he (““0“ to appmlr‘l'l‘thilllll‘lii‘. u.»:.v m-i‘wd and till ill-.1
in court this morning. Antho‘m 'sprdiuu oi’ ll... inn-u Iillliililli.’ by the.‘
Yarrow. Rmvnymn. nrrcslcd lw I‘J"_i;i1i-.~«i.‘i, rim-ml nu minuu'u proceed-9
liceman John Toollilll Sunday on the mus. .
same charge, forfeited a tin bond. [ 'Th'. 0m...“ 0. m. y. M. ii. A. {Hill
‘ [tho officers of lll~ campaign and thv‘
The case. of Mrs. T. A. Wi‘cun. this ..;.1upnii:n conunuiu. s lil‘f‘ iii: iollous;
city. arrested November 4 for vim" til‘ik'ivrc,
iating the parking law on Wash-i Robert Junlmt. chairman.
ingion street. was ordered dlSMISSOIl l‘deur-l .\i. thins. vino-ch'm‘mnn.
by Juan Candvo in city court this. ham-i...» Vii-c-(‘linirmi'iL
mornins. Mrs. Wrcnn convinccdi .wmunu. lidl'l‘lfi. Suiuuvl noon—j
the court that. her nffcncn ens lin-l
i .
[ Building Permits
‘ Si‘iil .
On your rsdio— tune in on WRVA.
Richmond. Vs. ilic ngcwm’th
station. Wave length 2%. meters.
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I‘riJISiiri“‘
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li'lw .mi \1 li.t|..‘i, i'li.lrm.ii. i..
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l\"'l"i'. :‘-rril”!‘j~; .\i “‘l'..i~‘~.
‘Iriim'w'v-
i'rqui'l t'uiiiiiiliii-o.
il l‘.. r.- m. ('ililii‘illiill.
I'lllliii‘iil' i‘muiniticr.
ll, .l'valu'. 1"..enmzil'.
lliiii-i'tnluim'nt (‘mnuutlun
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[HI-nu ‘l mull i‘:. llili'nti .lns- I.-
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t'i-niuiiui turn-my,
l1 . .. . [;.,?ln..":l.'. Jen'h
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i:lin|i:il:‘ii l illiliillili'l‘.
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l'in‘..' [. l‘. \ lilii‘kso”
‘. [it’ll . IL. I,. ill--'.ilnl'c. IT,
llrrukin‘. ll klvi-‘l. 17. Keir,
,\:..‘..:* lx’ ‘. 1., [' lion-nu. 1?.
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Milli}. l'” l‘. iliii.|.. I’l‘. 3. pm»
Iii-ill. .\‘, :-1'..1iln ll. Sid), ll.ii',;.'
urim. .\""*‘.r 'l‘irris, [no]! l‘nle-
man. l? \'..,n !.
Iii‘lliiii‘K permits bur-x in .n ihsilt‘d
10 [ill‘ 'i-llimii‘g ll} iiililinl‘K Ii.-
xprctcm (imriu- >1, ilulllmlI: 0. l7.
“1'31"“ rillvrulium on Mount-
tun :l\'l’i.ili‘, Milo; Hurclil Kili‘ibon.
Six-i‘uiilll mu... :-.ii.l mirage on Al.»
v-n Ml‘I‘W. ”Jim“; \\‘illl;n.. 1;. Hum.
;(.ll'.'li.'- w. l'ifili b'ri'i. A. lfi.
Iiii‘ilill‘iiMIll. win-av I‘ll (Miran:
houlixzml. SST-W H~i2rz ’Ai'sgnt, gur-
:lL'" m. llill s‘l‘wl. 71”.". Nominal.
Sr-ui'orrl. :lxu‘oon. imim- In. RM?»
nw-nuc. i.’-.'.Hi\; Audi“. hummus-lie,
gum-go on “’lllon :t\i‘nilL‘. 3““);
30.3“.
iiurtsi‘iiu'it “in“. ”I'll“
Ill Lil-ll lb 1 ill. t-I'LIKMANS
(il'fi'li «urn on "mm ll..“i\'. made
.
['NlSHll‘I" l'\ ilxv hmw-‘munsliln i1.
ii-r:._‘.i..l\ the lilih‘l'dl lruor. who
lulu-s H. title i-urt ll: tlm revival of"
Tuiusw’ufl. “llm. Qislxnlv.” is the hit
of 1‘... l'.:v-l- SNISOI". Momoukino is a
hrulin r of 'l:-- Illl)\illf: pit-lure star.
lli- slum :vu .‘nllro :awiii- on horse-
back, l‘lliillli: ii in“ charging the
windmill “uh us much zest ad a
Ri'fiinlllli" Mm". really looks ‘tlie
part. .':!n l» i~,\'p~-i.‘i.f’i’I to show. The
i'lrm-n i‘iuuiiiiiu stage is quite email.
and .‘lmuuiiun-
nun .i nltlll uhicli Mould do credit
[U at. run i'l"l’1('i'd circus l‘ldrr.
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Treasury Balance
\\ \ RH T NGTON, Nov 8.—-—
Ulillfll Srnfos Treasury balance
at tho i‘iiiw‘. of business Nov. 6
was $224.496,517.
intentional. and that she mlsundcr-s
stood the law. ,
Hyman Singer. 24 Woodward n\'c-'
nus. South Norwaik. was given a ‘
one week continuance when he. ap-l
peered in court this morning to an-
swer charges of reckless operation
of an automobile. Singer was arrest-
ed Saturday on West avenue by Mo-
torcycle Policemen Paul McGralh.
A. Benton Anderson. Post road. '
Scuthport. driver of the car which
knocked down Mrs. Mary English. 3
Van Bitten avenue. to the pavement l
in front of the Norwnlk M. E. church 3
last week. was given a continuance ;
in uptown court this morning. Ari-i
derson is charged with reckless
driving but will not again b.. called‘
into court until Mrs. ‘l nglLsh is re-
leased from the Not-walk hospitai.;
Iier condition is not serious.
A charge intoxication brought .
against Patrick Sullivan. .Connecti-
cut avenue. in city court Suturdxiy.
was ordered dropped by Judge‘Cun-
dee. on the condition that Sullivan;
commence working immediately. Din .
tective Sergeant Martin Lengyel ar— 1
rested Sullivan Friday. ‘ .
..._..._.. .
Sentence was suspended by Judge
Nehemiah Candee in the downtown
court Saturday in the case _of_'An-
drew Shimko. arrested some tims.
ego on a 'eherge of intoxication.
Jude's .Cen suspended the sen—
tence on [out of costs. and on
the condition Shimko that "get to
work." - - . * . :
Leroy N. Porter- New Haven.’
pleaded guilty toe charge of reck- ‘
less driving brought against .him in ‘
city coast Saturday morning. 3nd;
was “3”“ costs. Pbrtsr was1
am its. ram in Motorcycle
W'Mi‘ iteOretn. Throttl-
eer‘dppeehessed Forts; when “1
caught hill WM" the line of tref-
fie on the‘lsst'roed is such a way
as to «sugar other motorists.
‘ -
Aien Voorhees.‘ Rose Hill road.
Seuthpert. was arrested yesterday
for operatlsghlscar is miles an
'- Thispboioefthnm.
Minutes. -‘
hmfllfinhveniebylatoreycle
. . . s
(>36. '
villains” 1...,
r
l AFTER EVERY MEAL
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v
andy 1)de '
handles his steed -
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