men were ruins. were arrested on
suspicion at 0 o'clock yesterday
mornina by Policemen Amos Ander-
son and Al human in Dru-ion.
'l‘ho iour men were held on no
charge save that of sunpieion. New
York authorities were notified and
came for tlm men this morning.
They were taken back to New York
where an investigation will he made.
”ARMS. TAKEN
TO N. Y. I!" POLICE
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" Henry Gordon. Charles
. Ind Arnold Moore. all of the
llllla. New York city and \‘im
. tigno. iii East Eagle street.
0, NY .. who “as driving the
, York taxi in which the three
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Theflatlngseenstsdln 1’.
l'rsseh’t‘dsos innit.
hast-h the
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contributed to the fund the
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BECO AME
i
Alicia Cellos. beautiful daughter
thorough American cultivation.
of her. ‘
'l‘liis
Of Greek
Turkish
Mussolini is intensely nflilol‘lllllr-
tic; Venezelos \t‘na one of Europe's
linest statesmen; and Kunal l'ushu
is the exponent of progress nud the
opponent at [cit-hm. ’l'his was tehl
the members of the Normillc Kl-
pwonis club in lilt‘t‘illli: hi the llowl
Mahnekeino. yesterduy neon by .l. l".
linniberlon. non secretary of the
lt’nirlleld t‘onnty Y. Iii. C. A. but dur-
ing and after warlimes conneetwi
uitli athletic instruction of the
French. ltnllnn and Greek nriiilcs. it
was Mr. Lumberton who directed
physical training at the French
army iu'htiiti headquarters during
the nut and niteimud trained the
Gretk ()iunpiu team or 1;! ‘u.
\entzelos, lil|\ speaker said out oi
knowledge gained in personal ne-
quaintunee. is it sninii mun ulth
piercing blue l\l.“ plyisnnt to mui
devoud to the Ul't‘t'li Piuilii‘. foi
“liom ho gl‘lliltd immense political
concessions uml by whom he was
forced to live into o.\llt‘. Outcast by
the some people who had a. short
time previous oilerod him every
homage \‘tznezeiOs left to Greece the
thing he most desired. the nucleus
at a republican government, Mr.
Lamberton sold.
0! Mussolini the npenker told a
characteristic incident to prmo his
statement that the dictator calms
nothing but the italinn \iL\\pUilll.
He said that uii wily. soothed ulth
indignation against the Amtriecuis
following W‘ilsons lettei about the
occupation of Flume and that the
i
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l
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time were scorned; the American
use; torn from bulimia and tram-
pled upon. With the realization that
the Y. M. C. "A. was doing good
worloAn the country. a few newspa-
pers changed to a friendly attitude
and Mr Lumberton approached the
editor of a great paper asking that.
an article explaining the American
service be printed. 'ljne editor con.
sentfid. ht? declare-ml and the article
,wns set in type only to he unpub~
lished hecnuao Mussolini heard of
it and banned the story
Turning to the "motion of Tur-
key and Rental Pasha, Mr Lamber-
ton. pointed out that the country
has become. more modern since the
' military victories or that loader and
‘hls accession to government con-
trol. The women have discarded
their veils and the men their tones
in compliance with Kemnl’s ideas
:of progress. Wl them. the speak-
.er declared. has gone much or the
{hide-bound custom that made Tur-
he) retrogreslve.
' “The three countries in character
resemble a great deal tli'c cheeses
that they preamp.” Mr. Lambsrton
said early in his talk. "Thel‘reneh
are much like cheese. which has a.
hard exterior but is lioft inside. The
Italians. on the other hand. are hard
oil the way inroiign. The arsexs‘
arch changeable people. They pre-
tcr‘e cheese that is solid but In
erunihlx."
Closing his remarks. Mr. Leather.
iton declared that Aiuerl must
' exhibit an interest lklll southern
Bum countries he in
years to come a closer eon t will
7 develop it they continue to progress
‘ as they are now doinl.
mm were over as members and
gn present n! the luncheon. All
mu committeew'ishs‘neeung te‘
DAUGHTER 0F MEXICO’S PRESIDENT
entered a preparatory college in San Diego. t‘nlit.
“Y” Secretary Tells Kiwanis
few Americans in the country at the ‘
i .v M. "
5.», Mame sumo-some regent. com. FREDAY, mm. muss.
RICAN (TO-El)
l
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i
lam: as his choice one concerning
the benefit to morale in both \\'.il'
and penee ei'i'eeted hy ‘il‘opt-p "m...“-
0n llIL‘ niiggrntion of
it was announced that the
was committee “ill muh.
lion oi (0)11 llllii clothing
filldren.
herton.
Adair of New
. to have ninile Iiio spew-h of tho do).
lad mined his train and mu lini-
present.
won by Senator John i) “din.
Taken For Waiters .
I pllcity 1
ed to \
ninn Republic !
dlnloniuts lain;
ers became so real that
ran
missed nu' order
inroys abroad.
and the seereinry or state .
ii "nihlnilt‘" of the trorl'i‘ons ohi'
, ‘ p . . g
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von Schubert was the first to bioti-
nom out in the new nnvv llluu “All!
Willi tl. \iUlIl'li'rlllnl'd il'm'ii. Blillv'il
monarchist. Inll’orrns at state 'ninc-
lions.
Under Secretary of
‘lilitiillH .u" n no
plnnmi 1: Wear“
“informs: imeri‘tlo/
l Olilit
"5 ill I.-
Binte Karl
AS ii”
Lead: ”or fibril in Molar Car Value
Bearings
Latest
Crankshaft
lilililiil Niisli
(‘Ilrlshl
it roli~ w.
{or ”H"
haxton intio lured \ii Lulll» .
QXDillnlll}. that \\:|iii “2:
York eity. uim um. ‘
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The uttendnnee prim “a:
Germans Decide 1
To ‘Change Uniforms.
(Ai‘ln-llF‘Plilnlitain "inn:
dilllotlifllit‘ drew. his i.iii- t
rk out in the Loom; livi.‘
Bearings
For Extreme
Quietness
ill-lilillN.
After eight \Pfl)‘ the dunelir at i
mi. -iiiktll in: ':~\\lit
l' Ii vii ill
llindenhnrg and the I-niumtl
allowing: (11- imhn
the iorrlizn lllillinic'r‘i
it) “\‘lli'
7/2.: Truly Modern“Six”
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of l're~hlent f‘alles ol‘ sit-um). has
intent on getting a
i~ a hen and l‘\('illrl\l'. photograph
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Italian and
Characteristics
l.ii.\'td and will he made tin: start.
or .. several h'undred dollar total.
li‘rvderick C. lliedell. chairman of
ion year's eommlttee. stated that
:Hilm'wns raised last your to make
3‘” children in 6!! families iuppy.
Menihers paused a‘. the very start
of the session to pay silent tribute
to il‘l‘ltlt‘l‘lf‘k Moulion. who died
Wednesday night. Frederick 8.5
Lyon snirl‘: "lie was It splendid!
l{l\\':tlliflll." The Rev. Charles him its 1
milled in the eulorry in lending :1
lu‘let’ rni‘nyer.
'i‘hunderous applause broke out at
‘he close or the announcements by
President George. names when Vice
i'residt‘iit Charles J. Minis rose and
mum that in a visit to the (‘hieuxo
iii":itli|lllll‘lt‘l‘s oi' Kiwanis interna-
tional. while 'on a. business trip jus‘.
eonmleied. he discussed the fact
thnt the New England district is
without represen‘ntlon on the inter-
national hoard of trustees and found
unrev-inent to his ,3» - that Arthur
C. Wheeler, past. president of the
Norwiilk ehilu) would make an ideal
international trustee.
l-Zlmer Craig read the weekly ex-,
irnet from the Kiwanis inagnzlnef
piyhfimehessfii-tho.
mu the mister £3"
t.
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Must have a Seven
Bearing Crankshaft
If you are considering a “Six" then the FIRST
thing to find out is whether or not it has a
800” HEALTH ,.
- NEGESSAHY .
lyMan Busy Women Owe
Bearings
For Ultra .
Smoothness ,' .
Their Health to L ydia E. 7-bcaring crankshaft motor.
Pinkhasn’ sVegetabio T For M has only a 3- or 4‘bearing crankshaft
Compound 1
you know at once that the motor does not
follow the most modern engineering.
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Fifty years ago there were ten
meupatlonsforwomeu Somelaugh: i
school. some dill .
lionsenom some
found work in do
, othomoandniow
. took up nursing.
Today the r e
rovcry feWOccu-
ations not open
ionoinen Today
t h c y w o r k in
z r e a t factories
with hundreds of
other women and
—- girls. There are
rehitects lawyers deu-
tists executives, and legislators.
But all too often a woman wins ‘ier
economic independence at the cost.
of her health.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlain who
works in the Unionsll factory male
in; overalls writes that she got
“wonderful results" from taking
Lydia E. Pinkham‘ s Vegetable Com.
pound. Mrs. Chamberlain lives at
500 Monmouth 8L. Tienton. N. J.
She recommends the Vegetable Com-
pound to her friends in the factory
and will gladly answer any letters
she gets from women askingsboutit.
Are you on the Sualit Road to
'letter Health?
- s The Maximum
Number for a
ONLY 7 hearings will positively assure the
highest degree of smooth, silent crankshaft
operation.
That’s why the performance of the new 7-
hearing motor Nash, whether a Light Six,
Special Six, or Advanced Six, will prove a
revelation to you in powervsmoothncss and
powcfiquiemess. Try one out TODAY.
S. L. BEN
73 North Main St. Phone 75-!
iCT
South Norwalk
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And it is lying in wait: just around the next; going needs only normal earc~the-Ncw Franklin
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cooling does for you in winter? .,
price of any cl ear in Franklin history
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other types priced in proportion.
Allprloos include In" equipmone
andeF.O.B.Qraoua-, MK,
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