Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 18, 1926 · page 2

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‘ Itsten lsiend.‘ George '1‘.

Controls. no two sisters.
.hrgnrot lpsriie end Ito.
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. . Mrs. Risen. “he 3 member
" m Olive Rebekah Lodge. Brook-

flit-3'.
'. uses-i honey 1
Po 'ie the son 0! Clouds
ey street. end Lester
t to the son 0! Ilr. sud Mrs.
"Wt. 19 Cook tt street. [It
. .. ment given the olice roll”.
‘the oocldeui. both men steted
Incline ‘irss trsveling st e
*- Astounding to mtles'por hour
' the sootdent occurred. .
_ will b. held st 8:” o'clock
. . n in city court by Cere-
' “John J. Phelsh. Bridgeport. Fun-
at arrangements will be snnounced
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'5 BOLD. RU‘MNG'leGflT
‘5 Iol‘th Norwnlk Council No. 1258.
4;; K.“ C. will meet this evening at the
oil rooms. West Washington
meet. Tonight's meeting is held is
‘ _ in sdvnnce.ottbe usuul nicot-
Iste due to next Thursday being
, nilssMnrDsy.
_ Wenon- Council,
TThere will‘be' o regular illt‘ctlng oi
Wnnomo. council. No. 37. ll. of
.. It the Main street headquarters.
gore-tilt. tonight.

DcMoln )- e

When will be on important nit-ct-
ot the Norwslk‘Chnptor of be-
, in the Weshington Street Ms-
'Mole this evening. The first
will be worked on to class of
‘_ too. 1nd Tuesday evening the
'st officers will exemplify the
degred for Sismto chapter in
ltsmtot’d Masonic 'xe pie.

monks Dodge.

the lpreks Robeccs L‘odge will
Min” s group or assembly ot-
' with o. supper to be served
' errow night st 6 o'citiok in the
room of Odd Fellows' Roll.
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mill ' '
NORFOLK V (Ali—Ant 's
loot clsim to ‘ir g supremew
wee wiped out yesterday before the
speotsculer rising or sister Merle De
liornerdi. Itslisn srmy oineer. who
piloted his little red monoplene ever
s strslghtswsy three kilometer

he.» owed ~.

‘(Contluued front Page One)
you muku out whut tiny nor».- my.
log?"

“They were ssying something
spout some letters."

bees Something Brubt

"Then what did you hour?"

"i heard ii. men soy——-'You let
mu go.’ then 1 bond d holler. nest
I “W n' neehlightfid saw some-
thing bright inithe bonds 0: one ol

course St the norm rate “r MCI"... mm."

lope oi ”Mil thilee so More
ltis speed bettered the worlds»-
plene record for the dining. mode

in it" by Lleutensnt James H. boo?l

little. 0'. B. Army by more the." is
miles on hour. The lsnd plsne rec.
ord is 8".“ miles. held by Adjutant
Bonnet or “once. . ..

. Won up best Colloids)

De Bernsrdi. in winning thc
Schneider cup race lest Bsturdsy. en-
tsblished s new speed merit ot std,-
m. miles an hour tor the too kilo-
meter course. end ruined Americe‘s
chsnces to gain permenen‘ posses.
sion ot the trophy. lie slso set up
records for the loo-kilometer closed
circuit st rims miles on hour end
the 20 -kilometer closed co 0 st
248.000 5 miles.

His best speed f. the three ltilo-
mctcr course yesterday wss 272.182
miles with the wind and his slowest
24M” against the wind.

Building Permits I
Building permits hsvc been in
uucd -‘.o the following by Budding
Inspector George Hubbcll: 8. I.‘.
Morehouse. bungsiow nnd gsrsgo on
Grendistroct. 85.000: ii. A. liege-
line. gsrsge st South Main and
Concord streets. "00; Themes Le-
nore. garage on Alien avenue. troll;
Frsnk Pnlnmbo. house nlteretlons
on Burbank street. 82.000.

ADVENT Mbms' All)
DIBUL'SSES CHRISTMAS PliANle
Finns for o. Christmos periy were

discu-tid at the meeting ‘ot the Lu-

dles‘ Aid ot'the Advent church had
yosterdsy sfternoon st the home of

Mrs. Andeuon. Osborn ennue.
The porty will be held sometime

between Christmse Ind New Yes“.

but tho exact time hes not been set
at yet. ‘

sever-oi peedy people will slIo be
the guests or the udioo' Aid st

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d]; 161‘ Wall Street

no you HATE .
=ro WRITE LETTERS?

Most people do, but hell the dresd
is, eliminated and duty turned into
pleasure if one has the inspiration of

:good looliing stationery. ,. ‘ ,
BOXED and PpUND STATIONERY

From 35cm $1.09

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23 sthingtoli St.

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THE ernltrcll'l SHOP.

Give her something in silver to be *
" ‘ thankful for‘ this Thanksgiving

our ,
We have a large variety. of best quality,
silverware such as - .- .

“AWARE

OHM

FRUIT BASKETS
BREAD.
TEA ’sms, rm.
forecourt: LOW rotors A! ms sross .
So. Not-welk, Conn

 

STYLES CERTIFIED
children's shoes; quelity guersnteed
stonrstore. ' ‘. "' l r.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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w bounced
Edwin D.
‘ once with city onloiel‘s. Feet- of poo-

 

Tho witness sold one our. two i'so-
os when the fisshiight wee on.

“Did you identity ihoso focus?"

"Yes."

"Wes the men's fsce thst ot Hen-
ry tltcvehsf'l ‘

"Yes. it won Henry Stevens."

“Wss the other tsco. thet ot Will-
ic Btevons?"

"No."

"Did you hear anything?"

Critic ot Fright

"Tho tight? out out slid l lit-urd
o shot. riomct ing hesvy tell and i
roll for tho mule. There were two
uonlcll there. Ono beg to cry:
"0h Henry." while the o hcr was
“TBOIIIIIII. ".‘ily. ob My." so tt-rriblc.
so loud." .

“i" ran for tho mule litter the firs
shot. Then thorn tree scrcnni utter
sort-um."

“1 Just got to my mule when bung.
lump“, bung. i heard tllrcc show"

"i stumbled over it stump, and “it.
inziic run tor home."

"When i put the mule in the born.
I not my foot but uud discowrnd i
lied lost my liloccnnln. ‘

"l ivcnt in tho house and out
down. "film i lhought I “use fool-
ish to run unity uutl i new buck to
hunt for my moirctuiln. The i; don
won out bright. I walked around
the stump where my mulo hitd been
lied and n scrccch’owl bt'msll hool-
P. i lumped?) rind listct ~d mid

‘t‘il moved s u'ly throug the
bushes. ’

"i saw it omnn with white hair
LI‘lldiiiK do lining something and
oiymg. Tho sumo women 1 sun-
curly in the evening.
Hull.

Martini Th lcnctl Her

Simpson uskcd rs. Gibson to re-
leto u conversation which she had
with Neil: Dibflrtinl. n pi‘li'iitc dc-
tcctlre employtd by Mrs. llnll. An
objection was overruled.

"tht did he say to you asked
Simpson. '4 -

"He shook his linger at me."

"tht did he ssy 7"

“He told me I'd better keep my
mouth shut end stsy out of this."

”What did he moon by 'This'?"

"The Hell case." ,

must-tint was in her house at the
time. Mrs. Gibson deserted. Her
voice nee drsmoucelly ss‘she told
how she bed ordered him from the
house saying that she stomped her
foot. to emphssiso hor e r.

The bed no then d so Ire.
Gibson could get s. goo ook at the
three dotcndsnts. Mrs. ”lull was
sshd to remove her hot. Do you
see the lady in the room?" ssked
Simpson relerring to the woman
who hire. Gibson sold she sow st the
scene ot the crime.

“Thst is the lsdv." sold the wit‘
noes pointing straight st Mrs. Hell.
who remained unmoved with her but
removed. tor the tint time. at the
irisl. rsvesling-hcr grey hair.

"Do you see,Willie Stevens?" neit-
Ed Simpson. Defense counsel ob-
iootod to“ thewprosccutot’s putting
the question in this wsy but the
question stood. .

“Yes." said Mrs. Gibson. pointing
st Willie stereos s ‘shs hsd Mrs.
Hell. ‘

"Do you see Henry Stevens?"

"Ye " replied the witness end
pointed to Henry Stevens.

Then detense out? prosecution en-
gaged in s dispute concerning the
question of whether
testimony at a prelim ry hesring
could be read to save her from the
necessity o! goln'g over it all on her
sicl! bed.

Simpson then moved to have his
stenogsphcr reed oil of the testi-
mony which Mrs. Gibson hind just
given. Benstor Ceso objected but

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' 6 Give fQuee‘ii Marie
An Unpleasant Time

CLEVELAND (air-ooh»..-

d firemen will
form n permsnent escort for Queen
Merle end her petty during their

_ visit in Clevtlsnd. Mooney.

The declsionto provide on srmed
escort tor the rent psrty wee sn-
fit! by' Met! Director

13’. tempting e contor-

 

,sible disorders during the Queen‘s
reception here resulted tram on in-
dignstion meeting lest night ”tend.
ed by severe] hundred members or
Hunger-ion societies. who lied pre-
'vtou been unsuccessful in in st-
temp top or s petition ot pro-
test to the cty council.
D..Itsrshsll sttents ttcrmy council
seeded. oMndny. in which one mem-
ber attempted to force n'resding ot
the protest, brsuded the petition es
.. e. scurrilous sud unsupported by
nests."
I’olioe Chic! Mb Grsul. todsy so
no , thst leaders ot the Hun-
nits societies were meal-Ins to
dM’l "0.009 copies tit the pro-
test cousin entered the

 

 

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“"- .‘ JOHN.

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30th Street

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it w’us bird.

_ . Gibson's

"I”? ohn a

«1de included svnuinber man In!“
Oahu ,_ whepsrtioipeted in the . . J 0!! it

:3‘. ‘bh‘ '

0 Get Coo 0n
( Trip‘to N. . State

i lurch for Ralph Oneto. tormor
iproprlclor of the Ont-to Agency st
, til south Alain street. wanted by in.
I cut police on a chemo ot lruud. mot
“llll unotber sot-beck lest ni‘ht
\tllIJIi Detective Suflflilil Merlin
i.rngyei'rclilrlied trout Hancock. N.
i.. n Ilbblit his mun.

Scrgcellt chgycl left llt‘l‘v Tues.
duy in his cur un.notorul to Hon-
ooek. u smull town in which auto
lived at one time and in union ho
. hos relatives and triends. Lot-hi p0.
lice “uninformed by “Ilium-k nu-
lliorities some time ago that Gusto
wee not there. but sergeant Lengyel
l believed he “as in hiding.
information to tho elft‘t‘l

 

that‘

until October 16‘ who till thut reward-

ed the Sergeants ottorls. Further
knowledge ot,hls probable where.
abouts was not to bo hint. ls'l'rgennt

Longycl proffered no theory ss to;
nlit-ru (lucto is in hiding. .

.\ warrant tor Gncto's arrest was
insucil ubout n month ago «no pllced
in Sergeant Lcngyel's hands ul on in.
nunmnbiu complaints c rging
ll'iilld nituinst tho mun \vrm ruglglcr.
{ml .ll litllll'l: lit-tulqual'trrs. (lucto
lt-rt icon the dlly belon- tho Wur-
runt was issued end the police have
:not yt-l been able to pick up the
‘. trail.
1 Tim

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0m Agc'y lltnl lim ll in

lmsintss oi ut two years in this city
lit-tore the trouble Ollmo to n llt'ld.
,lt was the propriotor‘s game to re-
‘cciio funds from llnlinns to be
sent to i‘t'ldlh't‘l or friends in Italy,
nnd tht-n to cmbcszlc the funds.

:Snle Rumored of—
f George Hill Place
' 0n East Avenue

1‘. is reported in real outnto cir-
cli-n thut‘ the large house o! Utorgc
’l‘hornc Hill. 65 Emil. Alt. will be
sold in the nenr ftllurc. Nicotin-
tlons are supposed to iw liliilCl' wny
at tile present time {or tile {rails-
tvr ot the property.

The Muse hss boon one at the
show pieces 0! Norwalk. It sets
up on s. hill oi! Elsi. uvenuo with
n psth lending up to it. it con-
tsins many rooms and in construct-
ed of stone with is large luirii. also
built or stone in the rear. The
property covers several nerve.

The reports stoic that the prop.
criy will be divided into building
lots and n reel estate development
started lllCl‘t‘. It is probable that
ll. roadway will be cut through the
lnrgu lawn lending to the house.
ilr-nnlte plans are not known.

'i‘ll reported sale price is 'ovor
no.0 0.

W

Surprise . Party
For 3 Freak Keene

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l, ‘ Bushcls oi "
tiers Lost Oil

“Alice’LIn Storm

Tho oihlcr bout 4\II\'L' ounull by
the ltudrl ()yuh'r ('UHIIHIIIY hull
consldcrnblo (Ilflll'lllly uvttiilg ill-
IO the [oral lilil'bOl' tliil‘llll; the
territio storm Tuesday.

The bout had it lntni of 0).“ll'l‘l
sbosrtl untl win-n tho

 

up into the pilot lioun-i nnd for
n. time it looked us it ill.- rum-1 .
plight lit) swslnpctl leoru it
rethhcd the dock. ' About 1.500
bushels of oysters wv-rn “1mm: I
orerbosrd boloro lll" hunt :ll'rivtd
at tho dock.

 

 

 

Uni'lo had been seen in llnucoclt up. .‘

 

Minions Send Check
To Firemen For Good
. Work Done At Fire

wt...“
'l‘lic pl‘onl'll til. t'trllli‘nl [in :.i:.
lion hum I'i'l‘ClH‘ll it tllli‘lt ll'l' \ 'v

u.

and it ll'llt'l' of ilmliks ‘i'i'lll Mm;
Annie M. it. Minion :mg Lithium“
ll. Miilltvli I'nl‘ llli'il' quirk pork in
t-xiillguish no ”to pro in Illf‘ll‘ Mill-l.

lug iii in North Main rll'l'il,
tiny ufl--l'lluntl.

A ropy. nf Illi‘ t’ullm'aluiniuly Iv l.
lor follows.

.\lnll-'

l5 (luluiiil Hill Hi'w'

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“The South Nutuuli. lv'llv input-1.
lncnt
"South Not-unlit. l‘OlIil.
“Gentlemen:
We uieli to chum-utiliult- Mill on
the number in \lllllll you huntiiml
lilo ilriz “hit-h luuk plutv on Map.

duy, November 1:., 11:20. at :4 North ‘
Main lll‘i‘i‘l. ’i‘in: prompt control oi

the billing. with pt‘nvlirully no man:-
or cholnicnl tlnnmuo l"'.“lilll l in.
smnli tlllllllIKt' to tho lli"‘llll~'l <. ;

in lippl't't'lllllull 01' )um‘ rf'fux‘h.
plcoso neccpt tho i'llL‘lOBt‘il vim-k (hr:

820 end extend our npprvtsmtlon lu
till of the boys. I
Slum-rely yours,

Mill". ANNIE M. K. .‘llNTtiN

lQitl'Il-ZMAN ll. AllN'l'uN

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Window Broken E
Light Burning ’

In Center School

Policemen Page and Bouton of thv
uptown force. on their way homu- at
1:20 o'clock this morning found it
light burning in the Center Junior
high school building us they passed.
The two lnvcstigutcil and found that
s window in the roar of the school
hsd been broken. Nearby icy s bi-
cycle. evidently left by the would-
bo thicvcs in haste to gct sway. No
losses were reportcd todny and the.
bicycle is being held at tho uptown
police station for identification.

 

 

 

A nonibérot‘ blends of Frank
Keene gnthcred st his home in Cr-
dnr street. ’lsst evening sud tclldirr-
ed him o. surprise psrty on the Ou-
cnelon of his birthdlr. ,

During the evening. bridge and,
plnochle were plsyed end prim»:
were won by Mrs. Hermon billion}
Mrs. Oliver. Clerk end Mrs. George-i
iiusted.

Mrs. Hosted gnve several delight-
ful pinno selections. liq. Keene vlus
presented with s. bendsome humtdor
bay his friends. A luncheon wee serv-
c .

Those present were Mr. end Mrs.
Olivor Clerk. Mr. end Mrs. John
Ryan. Mr. end Mrs. Otto Miller. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Bentos. Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Miller. Mr. sud Mrs.
Frank Keenc.M . George Rusted.
Arthus Brown n d Min Florence
Keene. s

lMilis and Funerals

Joseph Moanghsn
The funersl of Joseph Monsghcn'
will tsltc piece tomorrow morning at
8:30 o'clock [remittho home or his
son. Jsmes Mombsn. 1 Burbank
street. snd st 0 o'clock from at. Jo- !
uph's church. pigment will be in 1
8t. Men’s comets . 1., ‘l
g . m E. Joker]:
The tuner-st of an. Msry E.
Aciterly. who peesed ewes Tuesday
st her home in Rota svonuo. will
tsloe piece tomorrow sttcrseon st 3
o? from the Rowsston stetho-
d church. Rev. Welter C. Cowart.
pester ot the church .will onlciste.
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Birthsasnl

ltr. end Hrs. Herold Porter. Clo!
street. etc the proud perents of s
bsby son. born November 10. st the
home or Mrs. Porter's mother. Mrs.
curries etelnwsid. in ‘ Elissbeth
street. Mother snd‘ son see doing
nicely. Dr. Hebelie .7. Perry is in
attendance. . - - .

 

seems:- flmn 80!!!

Decision wss reserved yesterdsy in
filly court by Judge lemuei Young.
titsnttord. in the demon notion
m. t by mu" um” um.
pour Islinst Edmond Roth or Nor-
Wk. .11.. when is tor tsoo on
some nnpstd notes We; «:2.
with m

nonoteeitisclsimed.wcreis-
seed in use no the lei-note Menu-
tsetnring ..snd were sold
to the licence compeny. Attornc!

 

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York. Psris and London. Today ‘1
nm in receipt of a. letter telling me
that tho msgnzino "Doro-no-Kci-
ryo" or "Good Roads." or Tokio
has published his paper and the
(‘lty oi Tokio hes adopted hie irat-
tic regtllnllons. ‘ Mr. lino at that
meeting generonu'" offered his serv-
ices and those ot Professor Mc-
(Iloskey {rec of cos‘. to the City for
two months ,.. “We :1 rind? of the

ironic needs of this City. London.
Paris and New York ucccpt his
work and pay for his services.

which our City omcinls turn down
without even permitting hlr. Eno
or Mr. McCioskt-y to make a survey
without cost to the City sud With
no obligation to ncce t thou-room-
mcndstions after th had made
their report. '
Yours very truly.
JOHN 'J. CAVAXAGII.

WIND BREAKERS

In gray or ten leath'er, also

 

 

fancy woolen, for the men
who engages in late fall sports
or wents n garment to ward
off the chilling blasts.

$6.50 ‘° $15 ..
Rogers} Stevens

 

 

 

 

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Norwsilr ‘ do. Norwslk
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broke. started for lllu upon. it i
\Vitl necessary to billllli ataxiilml .
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Doyou 422020 ooze “INSIDE '93 ”
. test CIGARS? _

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Y the honor of the maker! There’s probably no
commodity on the market which depends on
the honor of the maker so much so cigars.

“insiders" seek certain attributes of taste end
aroma. When they find s cigar possessing these.
that's the cigsr they smoke.

For how long? If the cigar is made by n firm
which places integrity above profits. they know that
the quality will never vary—it will be the some a
year from now, or ten years from now.

For over forty years manufacturing integrity
hes been built into every Peter Schuyler cigar.

That’s why Peter Schuyler was favored by dis-

‘ criminnting stricken—by the “inoidcrs"-—from the
very beginning. That's why it has been making
friends ever since.

Peter Schuyler never varies in quality. Its
smooth, mellow taste and satisfying quality are.
the some todsy so they were forty ycsrs ago.

Finding the cigsr that you can always depend
on is some discovery. Try Peter Schuyler-today.

fay/£3,129:

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Mode by 0-. VI. VAN SLYKE s HORTON. Allis-tr. N. Y.

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{Wm Pouch Scents 15. 3.4 or. Mm
2;:25c ’0‘ “ U‘fl'W 5: Slot I5: .-

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PETERSCHUY

All-Havana fillet-for 4lycars
\\ EBTERN corsnoricvr

SCHOOLMASTERS MEET .
lh BltlDGEPORT TOSIGET
A lurgo delegation of Norwalk
scltooim’rs and officials will at-
tend the fall meeting of the Western
('onnocticut Schoolmsster's associa-

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ticn at the Warren Harding Ktlt
school in Bridgeport tonight.
Those plnnning to attend are Sup-

Logan. Joseph K. Nathanson. Vin-
ton “F. Mitchell. Oscar H. Miller.
George R. llrllnjcs. John F, Kano.
rllntendcnt of Schools John Lund. Jr.. Louis )loonshino. Walter t'.
l'uvld A. Green. Perry W. Bonn. liong, Marshall \\'. lillrlln, Albcrt '1'
li‘lt-tchcr \‘.lll liliosmr. Philip A. .‘lCMlll‘l‘lIy. Aliion T. Williams. “l‘r- ‘-
JrJtob. Furril Ii. Green. David 0. ton \Vlllnlont :tlitl Angulo Marina.

2.00 Allowed _

FOR AN OLD

, Gas or Electric Lamp

ON THE PURCHASE OF .
ONE OF THESE .. '

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. . . patent: sud Attorney’s. n. gout: .~. an). .
F n“ 1. for the deem . , st . , fl .f, . .
W0? “run—9 01 to PE‘ ._ ' ‘» . Can be saved by buying good ~.~ 1h - ‘1‘ .3 gr "l, ‘* _~~_
; ' ’ tires and we sell only good tires. “ 3“" ‘ ’ ’5. PEODG .1

Come in end see the new.

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