"WILLIE'B" TRACKS—Liam. Fred
Drewcn. Jersey City police finger-
print expert (above). testified t at
bloody fingerprints on II card to ml
3‘. the sleln ciergymnn‘s feet had
been medo by “Willie" Stevens.
NAMES BTEVENS—Gorsline stated
on October 1. 1982. that he had met
Henry mavens in Do Russey's lanu
the night of the killings. it was sold
by Williein Garvin. former Burns
detective (left. above).
MRS. BALL'S NEIGHBOR—Awek-
ened early on Sept. 15. 1922. by Mrs.
Hell's dog. Alen H. Bennett. e neigh-
bor (left). eeid he found outdoors
Wm. Phillips. who says a woman on-
tered the Hell home about then.
D
HereIArc Photos of State Witnesses on the Stand and Penshots
of Outstanding Personalities in the Somervilie, N. J.,
- Trial Court'Roont.
TRIAL ROOM.l i’ENSHOTS—Rnlph V. .‘l. Gorsiin e. Justice (‘herles W. Parker and Prosecutor Ales-
snder Simpson were pictured in chIII-actcri tic court room poses for The Sentinel by the photo-
graphic pen of L. \‘l'. Booster, NBA Artist.
“QT-Eh .
we wry“ Inns. gnu“,
ACCEPTED BRIDE -— lien rc L,
llicluuuu, former trooper
I:I|Iuve), declared ll" “ith puld $3 -
IIIIU to have .\'cw JCl’Si‘y in will
with intnrmnllon hc hfItIi nltlllill"(|
in .1 sing]: -lI;II‘.Iicd ill\('nlll.{lll0.l tIi
Ill" iIIiIrdI~r.~.
Flilil'
.II,;.\I.\'.~:'
the
l‘
(’I'IIIII‘
Mil. “All“: to
tii‘bl “10.1111-
Anna K. Iie‘
cousin 0f
IllTisl S'i‘i;\’l2.\‘:~" .il.l|:l , ("In
1.1, 1923. .'It IIll' linu- ll Inry SM I. In:
claims to IIIIvI- iIII. ii in l.:I\IIlI Ice. IIII
miles from the muIIlIr :I'illi'. My},
Marie Ilenutrcst (I'I"liii II|‘\'l'Il('Il she
saw him in .\'II\ lhunswlch.
lx'i.\'-
'l‘|I:Il :I‘IIII‘Ily
lIIIIl MIA .|
l'llllllIlI lI l.lu
statement (llI
Inn (right. ulIovI'I,
In accused woman.
.Ificv
(TIN-l til
i" In:
Mix.
a
SIM. .
Lecturers Pick
W
(Continued from Pegs One.)
”tale in field of religious educa-
II.
Before coming to Not-well: was
president of New Haven County Sun-
~I any School eesooistion end is now
. so president of Feirfieid County
uneil of Religious Education.
He will teach the specielisetion
Nurse on Junior materials end me-
hods in the Norwslk stenderd train-
mg school for church school work-
ers. January 17 to March 21 inclu-
sive. Monday evening at 8: 10 p. m.
Text hook: "Junior Methods in
. the Church School " Powell
I Rev. Ernest Frank McGregor. Ph.
. pastor of First Congregetional
-.h Norwalk. Graduated from
“1 High school. Minneapolis.
; University of Minnesota. 1901:
e Divinity school. 1904, B. 1).:
Graduate school. 1910. Ph. D.;
zed in Biblical literature and
cos pedagogy
as {In two years .‘Isisislztni
‘ ctor in Yale divinity.chool
I. will trnch the course. on me.
lain and methods for the. litter-
, edinto and senior departments of
the church school at 5:10 Monday
cninzs.
'iext hook.
arris
This will supplement and be quite
itfcrcnt from the course he. taught
nst winter on the. nature of the
olcsccnt child.
iev. Benjamin S. \‘i’inchI-slI-r ex-
tlvc secretary of the commission
education oi‘ the federal council
the churches of Christ in Amcr-
, with headquarters in New York.
tight lost your the course on the
"aid 'Tcstnmcut.
-I" He will tench at this coming see-
,, at 8:10 the spr-chtlizutiou course
church school administration
‘ , It will be of special interest to
, I ore. superintendents and all of-
hrs of the church schools of. all
. tntcntr. as well as to others.
t book: "Organization and Ad.
etion of Religious Educa-
yatout.
Henry Francis little. )3. D.
I of Christ church. Strutford.
died from The licnvy Wright
Queen Elizabeth school (lI‘avI-s-
. England) 1906; Fuvcrsham
Irict Recent-ts Training School
. General Theological Seminary
Y orh) 1916; London (‘ollege of
’ nity. England 1319; Yale Divin-
School. (New Haven) 1920. B. D.
as for three years (1010-1913)
, ‘ ter \\-'alsham-Le-Willows.
-, ch of England Boys‘ school.
lectures on the bible at the
opal young people's conference
etertown. this past summer
most popular and stimulating.
"Cy aroused the. keen cnthusiestie
of the young people as well
their elders n he were privileged
liar him. He is a. "live wire."
Il'e will give the popular lecture
. on the New Testament at our
, . k training school at 7:10
I _ey evenings. These lectures
. ”libel to all the Church people
in-
a
"I,.(‘iilil‘l’h‘ of Youth,”
. MT: son cuss carton
'OTICE. —
otlce is hereby given to all per-
lnterested or whose land may
ected that a public hearing
e Mayor and Council of the
, of Norwelk will be held in the
. kl Chamber. ‘Cityl Hall. on
evening. November 23. 19:6
o‘clock to consider the pro-
- designate building lines on
.-’ dos or ucKlnley street ma“.
evenue to Rownyton Ave-
hoth sides of loweyton
' teem Hermie: street to the
Railroad stetion: end on
at Cndlipp street from
Means to the White
so celled all in the Fifth
‘end to teke such notion as
deemed appropriate.
ell persons interested therein
.. reby notified to looser at
lime and piece end be heerd
’I don thereto. if they so do.
Me:- of the flavor and Goun-
flu Cit!-
‘ of. the City of eflorwalk.
15th duo! .Neventhen
' .
rant Order of Moose.
leturdu evening. at Red Men's
hell. Washington street. South Nor-
wellr. lodge. No. 629 of the Loyet
Ordbr of Moose will hold a. minstrcl
and deuce.
The minstrele will be under the
supervision of Fred C. Rledeil. who
is coeohlng the show and who will
be the center men in the show.
The following will be end end men
of the show: Alfred Krnemer. Hurry
liverson. George Roberts. Mrs. Jo-
seph Colemen: chorus. Margaret
Melch. Vivian Seller. Anna Stanish.
Ruth Crabbe. Bertha. Hayes. Helen
Lippy. Betty Robertson and Fannie
nett
hers.
state
liiiI'I.
with
Albert Dunn.
Interlocuton Fred C. Ri.edell
Soloists: Alfred Kraemcr. Norman
Kraemer. William Fred Bates. Louis
Bushmnum: quartet: A. Krnemer.
George Roberts. Hurry l-Ivcrsuu
and Mrs. J. Coleman.
Dancer. William Croflon.
Banjo solos. Albert Dunn.
The lx‘rach-i' Orchestra will play
lul‘ the dancing.
There will 'be u (“hm-lesion contest
and several new novel hits will be
introduced throughout the Iniustrcl
show. '
I- 'i‘he entertainment commllicc. of
which George Williams is chairman.
and Howard Wilmott is secretary, is
working hard to, tunko this Iulnstrrl
and dlgnca one of the biggest ilnil
best affairs of the year. There will
be delegations front 1) u n b u r y.
Bridgeport and Stamford loilccs of
the Loyal Order of Moose. The Lil-
dics of the Moosehcurt chapter Irr-
\vorking with the entcrtulIWucut
cmumitlce in make title affair :1 sur-
l‘I‘lt,
for n
\V i
the l
incnl.
lYIL‘T
not be with them but he scut his
deputy. Edward ll. ’i‘lIeis of Ilcmp-
etend. Long Island.
After the lnitietion. Deputy Su-
preme Dictator Edward 'l‘lpis and
ll:Ill.
(‘\(‘lIl
of Norwalk name)! as to thc Church
School workers.
Text Book: (For those wishing to
receive credit):—-“'l‘he Making and
Meaning of the «New Testnmont,"
Snowden. ,- .
t‘IlI‘OII
loss.
ate"
French Jurors Frown
0n Poison As Murder
Weapon For Women
. PARIS. (AP)—- French jurors.
who nine times out of ten acquit
women murderers when the revol-
ver is used as n wenpon, have re-
cently shown extreme severity when
poison has been administered.
Within a month two women have
THEM .me
VOINI
James Sexton.
had every
'i'ln-
Fraternal News And Notes
District Orgenlzer William J. Ben—
01 Newark. gave
dresses instructing to the new class
and an inspiration to the old mem-
Willlam Trouse.
of Jersey City lodge:
state treasurer. and John J. Gillette.
also addressed
the class and members.
The entertainment committee pu'.
on the best show that was ever held
by the lodge and the following tool;
inside gunrd.
in the program:
Alfred Kramer, iocul soloiSt. song
:I few numbers which were received
big applause.
lender
Tsrlov, William Crofton. Louis lil‘L‘ ifirutre. orchcstru, gave n few
Bunhbauln. IAWNnce Buckley. Wu. pluno selections which went over
liam lI‘rcd Bates. Norman Kraemer. MF-
'l‘he big fcnturc of the
Barrett-and Nelllgun
"they had It singing and monologue
“('1 which Wits received with Ions;
uppluuso HIItI tiny
several ourores.
Inn
with a :2 roux
one in the l
IOI'l‘.
Messrs. Houcim & Nuilixun Illil_\'l‘fI
:I hunio duet which also was well
I'q-eivcd.
plIIno nccordlnn pleased the mem-
bers with his heuulibil numbers and
the marterly why he played.
John
llium ('rnf‘on. clot:
\cry good and wus wIli received lIvI
ll
lmnIIIII-l
ll(‘llll,\(‘l'5. .\firr
all went in tlic
:Indpnrtooi: nf one of the licsl menis-
‘lIe ladies of the lorul Mooonehcuri
chapter
I'\ or served.
I". (7. Godfrey l‘mt.
of
at
IIoIIIilI.IIi(Iu
will tnlw plm-I-
ctss. O uIcetlnnv of the Frank
Yesterday aficrnoou was :I gain i‘ost. ;\'o. 13' Amtricuu
”it" for SW”! MIN-“k 10“.?"- NO- mid II‘I-umua- hall. Smut
I~:lI ll Waits will be held in l‘ ed .\lI n' .
{\cei W .l. 'lIlnutI.u
II::. The c-ntumitiI
of the motion piI turII shown by llil
post will melt!- its report.
ll"(‘ll scutenccddo the guillotine in
From-
hitherto :In un
Both had pol
t‘
('l'.
\‘lciiliis.
Lenivni jurors. usually inclined to
overlook the results of nervous. fin-
gers upon the trigger, \vcrc merci-
They discarded t
element. which
"guilty" without
tion." The court had no other way
open than to pronounce sentence of
death. I
Antoinette
poisoned five of
the excitement she received out of
watchinir them I
Beccard. of Donal. who ddministen-d
THE DAYS
Selcrri.
her
It
die. n
of Hartford.
Illl‘N. Nellignn with
a most beautiful soprano voice sun;
a few old time songs and Air. I‘vlll'-V
l,I.IritI)IIe volt-IIV '
(‘uimuc
has saved so
many murders front the knife. and
Local
In
stirring ed-
pnst dictator
M. J. Kane.
of the Psi-
show was
i to put on
iiill shouting
reeling ll
(lulu-er, “us Market to
m cutertuin- her 4 inch
hull
icry t.‘. it‘-
l-‘or the
SIOIII‘ “'EIS
l‘rm Iously.
two yours
in iI‘erIII-u
was with s
cliui:
Olin-It‘s for
the regular
L‘. Godfrey
Leg-ion in
l .\l.'Iiu Sll‘t‘cl
52!). Loan Order of Mouse, when tun|cn,l.‘."‘,w,"mu“. 'l‘hc I-lectinn will .‘Ilui t‘ontru
thryl imtintlelrl into ”In '(lrdf‘r ‘Iiu h" held :It the "“14””: I,...._(.,“I..... u, “IIIIS gained
menIIcI-s. ' Ie cuss \vus mown us is it a po
:2: JIeuIlIr-Ill)I‘riIlIII‘It'IItIIIIi‘IIII-IIIIII 233321;: Veterans [WITHIN “hrs iiltIHi. colpr
of ILlfhor :Inmes :1. Davis. I ’ 'l‘lIII rc’gulur meeting of Illt‘ .\Illl< puhiie npp
Secretary of Labor “1...“. could try) -rl‘;lllO\v pmi \votIIIIIm oi lIm- I.\lr.
slim-.1 this
I» in c:iI II;:I
orchestra
riding devi
large er en
sored by U
.\'o. l'.‘. Am
2nd I".
show
country. as organiser. advance mun
lIilIIvious events ever
Static enters
parties, I-
Ihurity mulls for ruining ol‘ funds.
Director
Charge of
Coming Feature
IIOI'IS B. “ONE
with his. Louis Ii. Stone of the 1.. it. t'.
I.\|Ilu5l’illl'lil l-Jnlcrpi'lscs with llIll‘
ces st 38 Washington street. is Ili-
it! Mammoth Egypunn
he held at the State .\r-
Inory from November 2!! to Dccrm.
This affair is spun»
Ie Frank C. Godfrey l'est
grlenn Legion nnIl im-
r‘. I... N. 0.
last three years. it r.
competed :It Iiolon Point.
with IIII- l,‘\(‘i“Dill‘ii In
served with the A. l‘I. l“..
during the World \N‘III: III‘
metal of thr- largest lrnv-
mgIIni;'.:IlIons in Ill"
ISIYI‘.
i'l IIgIInl. “dill ltnowiI d’A'
by nctuul experienti- I».-
siliou to gim one of “it
fantastic. novel :IIIII
prescntmi Inr
t‘ul.
rovul.
to fairs. block
ulcrluiniueIIts. tumors.
and vuudmilh: bookings.
(‘03... indoor or outdoor.
lllll. h-.- handles them :1“.
iil‘ill‘ll ot' oc—
sonml their
house.
It. is our
will go to
he "passion-
ilfe terms.
premeditat-
LADY
nurse who her. indeed
patients for
Melanie
nIl last April
in; Show,
'8
I‘lll‘If‘il in 5
haul in order hut she mieltt IIIHl‘i‘\
her pnrmnous.
I’IILTMHI'}
wrote for n plumber to come. hull"?
0F
I‘LL'MlllI:
lcrt~wronx 'ouse. I'ar‘.y wot wrote
mull doses to Mr hus»
are in the death
ullltl)’ unlikely thul clthI-r
the guillotine. however.
as President Donutcrguc is virtually
cerium to commute the sentences to
Too Soon.
-Is this
ii whom you
THE HOUSE—Plum-
! “'ll)‘. I wrote last July!
R (to IIIIIIQ)-COIllt‘. on.
we‘re looking foe—Puss-
London.
Mary Elisabeth Dehman
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Eliza-
lu-Ih lmhmun was this afternoon at
Mrs. Kenneth Allen,
in .\luIII sit-eel. Westport. liev. Nor-
man 1.. Hull. pastor of the Westport
Methodist church officiated.
men: \'..l:: in Willowbrook cemetery.
gruiulduugliter,
Caroline 8. Sutton
'i‘iI.
Mr.
pureuis, and NH.
Recanvass
(Continued from Page One.)
and not of the city. Mr.
could not be reached for
mcnt this morning.
ed on the Democratic'ticket by
totes.
in e brief sketch
dates of both parties on the Cl
0f election Mr. Williams gave h:
u
0.
although his family
I‘HE SULLIVAN CORBE’IT FIGHT
stow
vet‘s muti/
\.
we: ”macaw. do on ud'nir,‘ Q“??? 1 cuss Wu; l m“ ..
GUN it WAIT'W 0L \
we 3% mac to: ONE our Home a soon-r
mums outtwm In Item 3:: 13%;}: “I“
White In. odds nun-Z
confidtdoe in bi. ebiiitr Id lick
whim? He‘ehooked redy.
im rose. Corbctl'u
Sullivan rose
his unmet.
Corbett's pien to get Suillvsn’s geek-toned
in his dressing room.
Brooklyn cake-OI!!! W
for the kettle of lib Ill
."W"
tie-Isles likes
like gunmen in their working
*‘
l Deaths and Funerals I
2:51” o‘clock from the home of her
Inter-
,IIIIerIIl of Caroline ll. Sutton
tool: place from the home of her
George 1”.
“'llliums
a state-
,He was cicct-
of the candi-
L‘ re-lixhtinx.
.I
voting address as the. Suburban ciulI
lites in the
town at 81 Cowing park. Glenbrools.
\w gin-i5 ‘.
Nit! “chino. .
“EV 3’
new the petty. who with his
veiling “0“ hb m ”Jegel'ilbed out ,
Sauley Farmhouse
Destroyed by Fire
l..\('K 0|” \\'.\'l'l'.li Il.\?\lll('\l'\
I’IIII-I.“ I-ZN l3 \ .\I N .\'| TI L‘II'I 5
Ti) Ql'I'INCII I'l..\‘.l!"v.
DARIEN
Landon llcrrlI-h. IHIIII‘H, wr-
rcspoudcnt, tcl. hcutiucl Ul'liIc.
Norwulk 02.
SllIIIIll. 2 Merwin street. this oftera
IlOOll Hi 3 o'cIOck. REV. Charles S. An (‘iti'lY Iliiii'llllii‘: lll'v‘ Iiv>.li‘I'II-.
Gray, pastor of the. East Avenue .1... hum.» ()l .iulIIu. 5. ::iv_\' I:I \\II~l
.‘If‘ll‘ItIlihL Episcopal church omcl- 5'0“.th :l\li|‘.l" II... _I. l IIl.l..I
nlt'tl. llllf‘l‘lnt‘ll‘ WIS in Norwalk which was: Illn‘tIuIIIIl .I! l .I, In. in.
I-cmv‘eii The Iillle girl pushed tally destroyed t;.-- i.IrII.'IIIII.\. \lill.
.il‘ll) Sitlut‘day morning. the excr-ptIon of u pa. \ lug. 'i'lII-
flames spread l'.tlIIIlI\ .‘ll'l II:- iLIIu
French: Allen icn II'II'II Ill'lml'lllli'iil I..;- 1mm llt‘fi‘
‘I‘II. :IIneral of Francis Allen. Into. 1., “mums. p... (IlI In. lI..':v, I..~.
link-Ir avenue. Wesiport, was mum m- In... .., mm,
i..I_:I-iy attended Saturday afternoon TI... 1.... u... ..I I“il.l me. I'll .lll
Imzu the mortuary chapel of Direc- :illtl .\ll'. Mum who Is :I lI III. Ii i.: v.
- r I'lIarles Fable. in Westport. Itev. Imp mm 1......“ ..'IilIu;",liI~I ..;. ..;
\I‘l‘ll'llII‘I I]. "fill. pastor Of the \Voeiv [033 [u “l vomit fur lli" lIi:I.'I. .\ l'I-ni
iuvt, Methodist church Officint- . In» Willi»! “m. ;I gurucv- on ill" first floor
torment was in Lower Greens arms and I...) bedrooms; upslriil'h‘ was ,‘Iil\-
“In"‘INY- Id, li:IIII.II:o v. ill po.<.~~Ilul;.' II-l.II ST.‘ IIII
IIr $_\'JHIII.
Mrs. Adclnidc Ilerline
.\_lI-s. Adelaide De ling. widow of ~ 3“,.“ H m; ..) LL“... y,“ :3,
iirnry Hurling. puss d away sniur- in “‘1‘. “it IIIIEII~IIII SLIII: .\rIIIII»v
Ii..'.‘ night. at the hUIIll' of her Noz-Ixuli; m.“ I
«Inughtcr, Mm. Emily .\l;IlkIn. ~l _. , .
Newlown terrace. used 83 years. The Th, Mm, ., Np, .. 1., .I ;. ”In.
lllllfl‘nl services will be prlvntc. The “, , l. ,m \, ,.._ «:le ,; ,. rm“...
lic\. Dr. Ernest l". McGregur. punter m” m u...” ., .~ .‘,,,,. ,I. ,, n.4,”...
”I the First Congregational church “0PM“. Mum... “J., “H...” \.s,
will "mam-‘0' Interment “ill 1““ m tcl‘tiin mm: iuz: iIIv l‘l‘ilil'li"Ill lIII.IIé\
liiwrsirle cemetery. It is requested h... 3'1,” a”; H. .3 MI... H... mm...
lltnl flowers be omitted. ill put up :I lIIIt‘-l 0" .3; f... cw...
'l‘he. eccnsed is survived by Illl‘t't‘ ””5 H.‘ mm
(iuuuht 3. Mrs. l-‘I‘nuk Youngs.. pummmn “my,“ M...fi._fl N I“
Murray Hill. N' J.; Mr" A‘ 5‘ Barr. i'I‘HtI-Ii .lflllll 5' iii\ 1" \\'IIIIIl..IIlI- l., l.
liovkvillc C'JIIII'P. In L- ‘Wd “‘1" lust I-Iz-ning luv .HIIII . Ii.II:: M i? Huh 5.
.‘lltlkill; one son. Alexander Taylor. W. M.” I, ,1 I. MM ...' 7". 1‘. 1. m,
l-‘iushing. N Y.. and one sister, . as nicht.
,‘I.Iry Soehl. Franklin. 1.. I. I MM“
'l'liv- tllIll’I ’ilI li't‘ l‘»' H llI ‘II‘ \I
M”- andKf‘i ConIy luv: 1w ii I'- punt-Ii.
Mrs. llridgc-t L.'only pessgti away - _. .-
Saturday evtning at the home ol‘ her “my” I, , K, H, mm, M “wk
sister, Mrs. Catherine Atchison. 5G rm. \qu ”1.11“”. M pmmwm
(llenwood :tvenuc. Slit: was about “Cm“. 1:," ”Wm... for ......;.I..,.. ;.
M3 years of age. The funerul will “H. “m, WWII," I; h. ,N “I, w“ ,H,
lulu- place Tuesday morning at Sziiu “M. m HH,‘ In”. H mm, L ‘1‘... “L
o'clock {vein the home and :It 9 night.
.I‘I~loek from tit. liinry's church. in- _V______
W‘Imm“ “I“! be in St. “an... C(‘lllc- I'IIIIII II. ii i". till 5 \\IIIII.l I. . I.‘ In .
“m“ int: .'l d.Iv' x \.' I"!Il(lli :I'III l |~i u Ilu lI-
on tlw llIIII Ii puller l'llII t-Il.I..
Champion (.‘igar Smoker
'l‘lIII cluIIIIiIiIm new .‘lll't‘til' (If
province of Hummxv i' lf< !\lif'l l\lv~lll-
lici‘tz. at T'J-II-uI-nld \t‘ili‘ll'l IIIIII
says he has :1lllt)7.t‘tl“:ll=‘l' liI \Iili ll.
chinhciuz “(ill li‘.“ Iiz:.Ir-.~Iml.iu':
:ulllftl'dllltill" _:It Sivn'lul \'.|:L‘lt- liI‘
puffed away on :I live-inch storm-
for two hours 3.". minutes whim.”
.\'inlm'u )I‘lllllit‘l'
smulinf in In-
round I-I‘ IllI' pI.~.\iIIci.Il cont-st («\-
huusted their «If the sum"
size, 2.": minutes ill'iIIIl’t‘ the \'I II I’d".
(i‘ill-
petilIIm wlIII _.I.I_
t'lI;:Ii'S.
It‘s A term
mus we us
our SULLNAN
possu-r hour
EVERN DA‘l
New High Record
Made by Industry
For Two Months
\\'.\h‘llI.\'H'l‘0.\'.——-lnduslriul
the l.IlliI"d Slates hats
mery month this your
in
lliglicr
My
in either 1925 or 1924. and lor
l.I.\l two months has been :It I
ll:-
III.II0IIIIII i.
In the mmt oplilnis‘ic
illlt‘illi">~ conditions. issued
i.':lll,\ mun ll“. tlII Feticrul
l-Lillt‘llll summrd up
pIIrIIy as follows:
‘ Til" l'ing in .‘l
>3 pt- illlI‘ l‘ \\lllI h l.\ Ilm lut. st I
\‘Illitli I'OIIIIII'IlIIIIIsIvc rial
:IvuIlulIlc. wan: largely till"
l“Illi(lliIil :II-‘iliiy tnI tl.iz=
Ul'il lI \I-l, l-‘edei‘al Ry.“ HI:
ID}
II:I:iou:Il
II- II; ll
lItll'
.ilt‘
iliv .yi Ir 'HI Ill.‘lll‘ll.ii'llllt‘ of
ion ltlld «all n textil- s.
"l‘I'\tI‘I mills lii’ilvilY, win.
III .l'-I’Il IIIIIsidrIIuldy tllll‘lllt! .\‘I
III-r, I-IvII‘inirv-d l.ll'I;I‘ ill tntohc
\‘..I\' liItUliill.illil‘il by :I sIIlIsi
\olitmc (If
minds,
"'l‘lII- IIII‘L'I' pl‘UIiIIIIiiI’Ill (If lIii
ianIiriI s
surv
iII-tl\ <
IIcI‘II
lhun
lllI'
I rec—
board
of
III
I-y
it
litwriwe
plus»
i;:iI lI\I1 in
IIonllI
[Lilies
it) t‘.\'-
season of
mi -
ii in-
|)Lt‘lli-
l‘ and
.IiI‘iIIl
IImiII-
our I'onl has lm ii in purl lIi I‘leunSt‘.
III foIIIIrII demand which hits
III-en
"i'itlliIlII‘Il i-_\' the lliiil‘kt‘ll l‘t‘IlliCilOlI
III elliipilt :: ircm (il‘i'iil llrituin owing
In the L'Odl slril.c 'hI li‘.
“'i‘lw- lIII-I'cnSI- in ”1" :IIllvily 0i"
IIIl'fll mills unll wool-II mills hits
:I :‘II i- ~l In purl lll',’ IIH'i ilml piiccs
iIiI III mu and wool rI-II-III'Iy lI.I\l'
in - ll l'l‘ll‘Ilvl' i‘ill'l)' lower IlIIIII il‘ (In;
turn l'i more than II _\I.Ir.
Slot y 0f Sistine
MadI‘nas Removal
To Dresden Gallery
'l‘lm .«i-.I-_\ o: lliv purl-hum: u: lin.
plum-ls :Illlltlllh' puintilig. ilil.‘ Nlhllllv,‘
.\l.IIlIIIIn:I. l'l ill" .lii‘IntlI‘u gallery
in lII"'l I‘Ili‘I‘Ii t0}:I‘tlIII' iIII' lll‘
III,~' lint” rn llII- :..ItI.\:i'IIctiI‘III III ille-
lIIl‘l.ili.‘1. IiIllt‘ puiuiinc “liltll it: if»
Ii.Iy I-I'iII', SA“. in. .\loIIi~I Silltl'l‘l of
l‘i‘t“vIlI'll dum- was iIIIItI:lIt in 17.11:
lUI' Ill" Ilwn i'IIlIIIlI-us hum of, litiJH'U
licmuu “mils, (ll .Ii-Imt «1qu
Iii.
. :v lI"1il i\in;: .\III:IIst lil nth in-
‘my ll i.t“llllI'I 1III I\ mIIIIllIs \\lill
IiII- I:IIIlIl\S of We :llilit'y Sun Slslo. in
I‘l"l" lI'.2.I.
lii\".‘i I'I~'.II:IIIIe. 'I‘lII‘ Kim: th
from which the )Iiillolilitl
rough
\uri-IIII: llillI'III .IIIIi i'I'cIu-II rcluiivcs
I: mid In 1mm pl‘l"\'.lll"tl upon the
l‘I'ri'eIi II" l'iueenm III res'cind his
Ul'tlt'l‘ .lK-lliln‘l. lllt- i‘IiIlI’Hlll 0" IIII‘
II‘msIII-r. .\II Iprq-rt duty of
5.10“"
was: pititl to grt the pointing out of
ltnly,
r
'
IN
.“ . W. 1'
' £th 3
When You Catch Cold
Rub On Musieiole
Mustcrolcisenwtou I; l\ ”III to.” q
htawui. ltIIII pm. .; PM“...
tmIIIaIfi into 'Il.I" III I. .. ... . ,,. ‘.'
does theroodwodiu.» II-iI Iris 5
mustard plaster ..
MusthnleI’saclI ii‘. ".luI. . 1 .u
amndeofeii of I‘llU\l.llI.l amt um. I m...- .
simples. It Is II-rIInIm I~IIrlIIt i. it u . II
doctorsnndnur r in 3le I.. I.
l
l
l
, paineand aCllL‘SOIlllI‘IMIi.’ mi.
and orders for
Treasury Balance I
\\ \Slll {t.’|t‘|\ .\'f-\
L'nliI: Ii States Treasury I‘alhnca
:Ii
\III
in" Ilo t.‘ of business \'o\.
\l Qu-lv MW
in
Wood Cowau
vui‘t’fi‘ELLMC
I we DOES BUT
ifs stllL‘iS lN
SsLooNS
i
.uIIh
were making for the old Olympic club in
N'Orlecns. Old inhebitents remember how the
cuetonu‘e even _rode on‘ ten of the old mole
town
.
sorothroni. Cilldulllliiti i». ._, ,. I
tisrndumbarmplemmaIIIun , u,- .-..
cilia. asthma. IIIIIIuiIII, I ,. I -.,.,
tau—l
minnmrcmuuli 5. lllllN 2r .. it)...”
frosted icet-ccldsoi all:,zu I .I I '
'To Mothers. Mustcrele u glen
made in milder form for
bebiee and small children
All for Children's Mueterole.
Jere & Tubes
’~|‘-U1vll‘l
,3 Better than a mustard plaster
Police Notes
in po-
lilichnel GuIIIIIIII rIpIII'IIIl
lIco lIIIItlrpuII'tIrs Iurlj. Sunday
n.0rniuI.’ thy: iII'; tIII;.l:IIIIl (’lll’ |-.I.l
LeIII Istolru from liliauiiytl‘l stII-II
(luring the hour: imnII‘I‘ZJ (Mimi.
h‘uturdity owning to l21HI o'clock
Sunday Iuorninr. ’l‘iIc I ill‘ we: found
abandoned in Henry street.
Jolin ll. I'rcslitrc. in il l‘.o.Id,
Stunner-i. IIIIIl Htvlld “1qu 0'. New
I': lliiilll wv It' I.I:I.:I Il >‘..IIIIIl.Iy III-n. '
tilt; at ‘J o'I loci. in i'cEIcI IunII DilVli’i
:IIIIII'III IZInI‘r-Ii \IIIII \ Iti.i.IlIl.'l “tho
lIurkInzluws. l'rIstugc. loriclthths ,
3’: bond in IhI- city court this worth , ‘I
Inst. 2
bullion also :II'I'I-sted Benjamin II. I f
'i‘rgiut. Avery l‘luu, \VI-sfpm't on :
the HillliI‘ charge. .\ll violators 'I i
“'ch Ill thc I‘I f'll'lth‘ll .il'l‘li in,I\ortlI !
llain .tll‘I‘I‘l. ‘ 2.;
John KlilII‘. meIil..I' l'III'II .-~:IlIs- i
tum 0i lIIII iJ.I:I;III1II: .‘Illll iiwII Is ’
1.1.111 rI ported in III’I- r'tI'IlII .\0l‘»‘.'tll;
llt'lit'i‘ tlmt two \:IlII;I|-l-- il‘vl.liiL’ |Itvlt~<
l'ud llf‘I‘il Holtn iIOIII lIi~ I‘:Ir II;.rl.I-Ix
late yesterday :IitrIIIIIIIn lll Ill" l‘..I-
III‘! oyster yard. i'OllI"'llllliI ltmul
r‘Iziti'vn Ill\':4lli.;lll“il illl'l t'cmui Ilnxt.
two boys. nnI- itilii‘ll 'Il“:llII lmd lit‘flRv
sIII-u lliiiliiilli; .1iItl'li. Illl‘ L‘.l.l'1lil'i were
later s-cn lll II I(I\\lIL'.ti numcd “.l-n-
iI.I." .~'
W i’
Vina-zit I:I:|-.loe.l.y_ .\'I \\,IIl.. who
\.Is lII‘I‘I-siI-II HIIIII'Iiuy IIIIII'IIIIII: liy
\ll,‘ll)l‘l yclv- I'olII . I.I:III l‘.IIIl .‘IlI-ilrzlllI
lI'r pttssilit: it Hummu- ii'IIllI y I.Ir :II ’I'
llcni‘ord's NyitI-n. lint .‘\'or\\.'Ill., nu fill
lllt‘ lIt': Md- .E"l IIIIl.II.,.I-I'III;; per). it}
pic l'l'O>Sll‘L1 IIII- §»Ii'tl‘l. tortured :I ‘
>15 l.I0nIl \\lIIII MI: 11“” was I.IIl--l
M ”It \‘IIoml Il-‘ltillt‘l court. "with
u; Illillllif. ~.u.
l'oitI-m: Iii Innis I‘ulim \I I :ll-
iii to ill“ I .II:I\ i 1.... " , iI In II;:II‘ -
II .III .IIIII .ll» -I p. to:
svlllI .i Illr-illtivn'II‘I. liwrinlliui:
ind lII I-ll s» ftl- l \I ll' :I Ill“ IIIlII I~r ar-
Il\l‘l.
A .\lI'. l<.:l.II>:II:j.. lLlI' “\Illllf‘ rc-
l'L'Il'lIIl in [II-ll I- I .Igild‘ll :3» 312‘s-
lI‘IIIHy tl..V l' 1 1'.» .II.. ‘...Il infill
l~l.“v~iII;: than 11:; lllllIi" in ’l‘nylnr
ii‘IlllllI' .sIIIII- .I’.I.\Iillln:' i3. i:.ll.ll'i;
talus l.I:~l IIIII I'l ixl‘ili l~.‘l Lilivl Is
tit.‘t'l'llti':i .I‘ II-.I:I.: ll‘w' lIIIIi, ll\I' ill-
(-l‘.I|t ill in 2:1 ‘_ .].in‘: {I‘ll
pounds, l'..' . II'l'ill‘.i‘, .1. llll.~l§llll.
hair. and v. :IIIIQ, .I 1..I'_. .‘ilil Hill
.I grry iI:II.
Hum, \\'I,|I|II I'lull', tr". \V. vl
nuc, Iii‘lilgli‘llt‘l'l. \\|lll It... .II'I-I
Sulurduy lIy .‘ltlilil'tli i. f‘ ,
limwu lur I'i‘tlJtlIn' dii\‘I..: Ill: i‘uh-
III-IlII-ul .IIIIIIII. was >IIII: r-I:.I ifi’C.
t‘tlll‘i lII-Lii'ln}: Ix‘memiur In.
On :IustIIIIII: :. ImnpluIIIi front’
.Ioscpii iiI‘I-I‘II. I1 liair ivii'II’I. Sutur-
Ilry llrltl'lltili'i. timi l\‘.t) luv): were.
iluyiur; illir‘IiIJil lit in hit II-xl. lu
|Ii.I humc i‘IIliIII.I:IiI .\'IIl SIIIIIIIy
found :IlI-Imt it”: buy». ‘ilII~ 36mg:-
slI-I‘s luIIl broiwu :I win-low In Ul't'<
(,(IS lmu...‘ but could III: Iw (micr-
Itl from the int ;i\‘ “In mun: lI:t-,l
luv-III pI l‘llilbilt'lil tor-lb: l'“. ..
.__.._.__. I
l-irlwui'Il .\ii',l'I'. IIII.-l'. (lrncr‘. I"
lleniv strIII-I. HIIIIIIIoI-Ii. urrtsicrlv
. IIturIiny ui'icI-Imun iIv .llotorcycleri .
lii‘ticcr III-own \'.ItI‘II he til'O“9"illfl“
lino chcdw'uuon 51K miles J'II holn'v
on \\‘I~xl :l\'i'llllt,‘. “H‘s ‘II..II~::v~-i with: ‘
reckless IllI\Ill.L'. :IIIIl l" huwwl under ,
$30 lIuIId. 'l'lIIs IIIIIrnIII:: the I‘l‘Iitr-gI-
was lowered to spI-Idlui; and he. was
illll‘ll $l“ :Ilitl t‘ostu, '
’l‘ltc. \\‘ll0lL‘ court FI‘FMIIn with
Judge l-‘I'ccnmu Light .‘iilllli.’ was li‘uv
wheel to :IutouInlIllo crises. li-yman
Sing” of Woodward 'IIxcnIiIn Houlli
Somalia wns: tiIIIII 1‘35 . :IIIIl merit
for speeding 4'! miles .Iu hour. “if-
linm Monte’mnmy, H .\i llll street'
was fined ill! and rests ' for Spi‘C‘HI-m'
Inn; and GI 01).: .I'llc a :I ‘(t \y ”In“:
\en mun. lotIN-Iiitd .l $‘. .'I bond when '
lII- fuilId tn :IppcII III in .vai to (he '
Elli II: (hinge. Jump 5 ll. “'hite. ‘5
JlolIlIs I' I Irv. \\ its l‘inr II ’1" and
costs for traveling «in miles an hour '
on Connectirut .nenIIe. j
fut one, \iolution of pin-kin: ordinj
ances was called. That nus for AII Ir. ‘-
hrim (‘nleI-lIInIIII.I New YoIi. vulm
fovi’rited 5? bond iv! nou- :Ippc'rir-
ance. e'uf‘ a .5 To; “54'
Victor Budweiser we.“ an’r-s’li‘d'j
\yosterduy nltcvnuon by I‘t‘illt‘t‘lllv’lllr
Albert Fraser. Charged with opetatp
in: at. cm without n IIgistIatlon e g
an operator's license and with tie.
latlon of tin- tqufic ngui It one. LI:
posted a bond of 82:. 4.. .{ q.- in;
Rogrr W. Franklin. llmon, tiucit.
driver. (‘IIIII'RI‘II with operutinmn .-
truck without. proper lizhtmg eIIIIlp- .
ment. has his case. uollml this morn-
ing when the operator of the nuifls
mobile which hit him reiuscd to.
press the case.
morning to
Burns. 4‘
At 4:40 o'clock this
truck driven by Albert
Bonk street Wuterbury. knoeked
over a traffic standard on Well.
stgeet. breaking the glass in tho
lamp. Burns posted S5 with the up.
police to pay for the damage. .
We'd [0on To
NEW NU”! w hemmed—Howe
nicely 3 3 any your; rnyern. deer...”
Nam. (aged l 01:. WWI»
.- i
_ I-othtes.
._ ”this! “0'-
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