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throln- by lulmkllw out “tilt I.» '1‘.
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.ol' ihrir i‘rugl't llout zit tin I'mu ..
A. 1‘. lltlit night.
'i'llu t'lt‘i l'flllli,‘ nitvr l\\() “Hum. .
uni tun M-colldu oi ili'illllIK. A rial:
to the luv utilggulmi 'l‘l Ittim .l l
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Ilbl “MIMI C- “In“. 0! Bedding,
Wilt orobsldv be humiliated by
“Werner John ll. Trumbull to till
the vnriinry is: the Common l'lrus .
court of l-‘oirrlt-ld I‘Olllliy by the
dull! 0! Judge John J. \Vulsh. of
Norwollt. Judge Wulsh's li'l'IJl u.-
Dirss July i. ”29.
It lg recullod that lit the luncheon
{allowing the rt‘lwmilllilluil of Henri.
tor lhaw on tho itepublicun entitli—
data for si‘lililol' front the Twenty-
Marvin Beach Team
fourth alum-1., flurry la. Mackenzie. ‘ working For Game
iv‘ali'iireld county Republican leodt~l~,i ~
writintuii ilmt he \voulni hr the nest . '
Common l’leus court Jll'iKN . ’l‘lli- Marvin Bench imiiiiliii in...
It was illldenotoml tinni iiiiIJ‘ tilt; i l" ”mung hard for ill" "mm“: 1""
comins Kenton oi the “”an Al_:l.ii \vlth Cuwwuri'n AlI'Siu‘ri. uln- u
umbiy SA-unior Show \tould he i “1“ iii: stillid lli‘i“ “"‘i‘J- i‘ti'l'i rm...
found in be u .nldm. ior it who re» ' ’4'” or “i" norm-m mm“ 5‘ IN"
ported thnt a hill providing tor a ! football “3”“ “'1" i" 5”“ "“ "“
third tbnlnloll l‘h-us liltigi.‘ ill this“ §!“"“" “Hm" “"“m‘ "““""“ “
county u it) he Wt “trough (he; be. . blurs art. l-xpctritd to hair lllll .\ili|~
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teams and more or loss criticism had been hurled
anthem for mixing with the common herd us
“'2”-
niiowed the football organimtlon to leave the
naval rosersntlon the Army oetx‘pted the chal-
wlth the pperinlendcnt. John it. Wilson. ond, moaned do; was rooted onto seoio out soty
nonoltlse oldorofllcers against toolball nt. Wui'MIlmwnlghtyMloufllll. Wm
- 1 . . aiblntum. yr‘m L. \Vildor. sub ('1‘. ftlur uniirlv-t‘ irai'i. of Ntil ml}.
Punt the cadets had to handle the whole aflolr hops not any with it. w m m ”m0: mwflwg um :gnstn‘geus'n': gigodw‘a‘: 3:: gail‘idmt‘lli‘ii‘lrltdg‘“thril‘flthio‘wfl: “or from U“. ,1.“.pnl)._nm dim“... High on their squad.
with sioru- It A man was hurt at practice the! down si moons. while those was soils ossesi- tiers." on m a. so. a... down in Maryland udets could not iumli on; ”some“, a... t. in. “i "I“ W “WW "it"m‘wd will .
were atrold to send him to the hospital for tear tion trons old Admire] m I. “no. tooth“ hood that. to. Wont Pointers hail orsnnlml u consternation of tho Anny the Navy accepted all a M" “1”“? "”1"“ “r i""”“'“”' Twin-wit. l-Ilb-‘vrt L. hurl-iv. or lt'lll-
that it would queer the game there. tilt! been tolerated those too an M a... a.” IBM 3 We at the Army. the first Army-Navy gridiron battle was on. b" “mm“lw" ‘5 "WW“ “5 ““"ml with. sw-okt-r or tllr Hon... 1;...
gone on record in favor of on uddl~ i
“01181 JUdSP- Inn unsuccessful t'llllditiiiii' Inr til»-
Garllck '5 “9w ' lu-puhlioen nomimltion ior BilUl‘ll' .\~
Asshtant State's Attorney it}. Earle gent-rill. consequenifly iii in line tor
Gnrildt has been in the lnood tor iexamining. lie \voilhl lllw to in 5.1.
n. judgesh’lp. according to ruporin,.ut-- ll-ndo-r. it is hiliti. Nil.l‘.\ nu, ..
and tile uppplntnn-nt of Sumter ‘ l lh'ulbt'l‘ oi' the Judiciary t'illtlllillinl
Flinn! to the lots.- Judge “'elsb‘s place Lil-t ru-sslon togctlis-r u ll 1: 51mm»
would. give him the lli‘h union Mi. ‘- i'Iillll"i M. i'ronill, of ,\’l-\\ Lump...
vim “its t‘iluirillltn. [HIV in iii‘ l..
time. is ilO‘n‘ in the Numb. lit \‘..'l-
The blame for many is busted skull or n
tithing Heard
' root Middlesex Rd.
‘ P031130 PETITION
The Novel cadets had la so much u the naval authorities had never
Owner’s innocence
Won't Sm Cm
(To be motioned)
tel Tait. New Hoven. He will [wait
of his polar experiences.
Dr. N. Muriuni. ll ohevslier 0! the
()rdnl‘ of liniluii Knighthood. ll
tilnirnmn of the banquet and rsoop-
tlon committee. and is mum try
Dr. William lt‘. Verdi. a. commander
on; ”Where The Blue Basins"—
Morley; “Yellow Buttorfuly"——An-
drown; “Dusty Star"-—~Balier; "Scot-
land's Htory"—-—lilurshnll.
GENERAL Ntlllliifl Gl'ES’l‘
.ll' NEW HAVEN. l)l".(‘. 2
General l'lnln-rto Nohlio or ltnly,
til‘lilni'r ul lilo famous airship. liii'
Norse. “ilit'il has flown over the.
North l’oli‘, iilfll‘ spring; by Lincoln
Eliflwm‘th and Ronald
tor at tho lush school. ion town to-
dny to spend the Thanksgiving ro-
cess in Boston.
ThanksgiVinc
Members at the Dnrlcn police
ABOUT force have been appointed to tske
EXTENDING WATER MAINS
charge of the various arrangements
,Progrstn Given
Token flattening
WA'HINGTON. - (AP). Automo-
Alnuwisrn. “ill in- the [lit-ll of hon-
t'uptuin
of the chevuiigr. Anthony Verdi and
'i‘ino appointment of Senator Shim
if he is successful in lending it. i
were and absence of Sun'nm- i'nm .
”It”! YET APPEAR“) AT "0“ ”W “mm“ bau' which will he 9 . 9 or at a bouquet. lint-ember 2. niwn Joseph V. E‘sposito. Mayor Tower to the judgcislllp would m'uiglmu >1an nrtrri as Sl’i‘li‘llt‘ ii-mlil' .llm ,
”WEEK’S OFFICE. ii‘itrqif‘t‘hlci 1::3'lecscflhnolf‘ii‘De33lebiil' By Fitch Pupil. :iigwailisqnzsg:umi%l:fdlnidxictaht. by the llhilnll—Alnel‘it-flns iii ”in llo- will preside. out things to a large extent in the l'iUni or tin.- twin.
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i ..__..__. uiuurmun: program committee‘PO- - w...— ins iiitiiOr may it; tel-lime: 01:39:20 .. L -W.,-.r....._ .___ ..._._..~.._ ,.__.._.
'— licenien Lsmgrt. Bowman and 3111- Fitch school no its nv. tho 101. '°"”:"‘”Mv "hi" 9" i ’V r Ion: V ,_.__-_.._,_ _.. .
BABIEN govern: entertainment. Policeman lowing interesting ”.le1l'Dfo! ”‘nl'd x 3"" ownersouo‘ rulid ' a;
."— liowmun; decoration. Policeman gram: ”' °"' ’ Iupremo ° {'4 M'- .
Standing: refreshments. Policeman Song. mum, school. “”4" ill “0 dill! 3 case Wm F . ..
notion Herrick. Dal-ion, cor-
= run-dent, tel. Sentinel Office,
iii-wolf: on.
' - ”(idea which has been published
,,n several papers to the effect that
, - nu oi the Middlesex mad nec-
‘ , o! Darien had petitioned lil'.‘
~ 91 oelectmen that they request
. Mint! no such petition, and
, l- wution for water service in
‘g‘ MO“. if it existed at all, had
”no to his attention. Robert. A.
Con, manager or the Norman
at” company. is similarly in the
k ”flaming the alleged petition.
‘ fluted he knew nothing about
t whatever.
’ I‘ll. Kidding: road sectioil of town
I. mt depends on wells for \m- _, t hi i i d ll PE EN
.L . 5 h- S" t bl _ Song. "Thanks vin Da‘." Gra e. 0" company ' Ch c' me to m
‘ :flggynrzo; taco“ :‘iiiiae’yni: "1 int i C0“ C“ " 4. fl '- ’ d risht to recover It upon a shosvnfnf s C 50 FRI DLY
district. The Noroton “m”. A ire-e pruning demonstration is "Tho Pumpkin." Part. 1 ”d ”- .1 ownership and unauthorized urei mm \\ f” L TERMS
NY. I. privately owned concern, bolus given this afternoon at. KM- ““3" Kellehor on 1‘9““! Tuossolo. N "W” transportation.
s its water from Stamford.
~—
o Darlen Improvement association;
collection contains a number of
i »- .or fiction. and the following
‘itpclaine"—-Hermon; “Pcrclla‘L.
‘ i 0: "311mm" Btorm"——Summer-
It: ”0! Human Bondago”—Mough_
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~ GREAT THANKSGIVING SALE . or
MEN’S SHIRTS
These shirts are made right, they fit ri li
WW is excellenticowir sttsch'ed-aftdtheek.‘
. $1.65
Rogers Er Steven‘s“
rwosrosss ‘.
Wood; recemion. Policeman Ramon:
tickets Policeman Tinker; advertis-
tlsing. Policemen Berquisi: check
room. Policeman Musuvero.
At a meeting of the school com-
mittee yesterday the members voted
to Close the schools tor the Christ-
lllflti vacation at the end of the set!-
kr-neke. has presented the Dorian
High school with a large fronted
picture of his alma mater. Brown
University. The picture will be
hum.r in the school library.
u...—
I’Iuns tor r-o-opernting with Troop
1. Boy Scouts. in the dedication of
”it. Scout Cabin on West. avenue Sat-
urday Will be discussed at a meet~
ing of the Sea Scouts this evening
woydin Ful‘lll. Mansfield avenuo. un-
der the nuspices‘ of the Connectic
’i'ho mid-week service at the
Presbyterian church in Noroton this
evening will he pt the home of Mrs.
l‘rank Klrschenhoiter.
home in New York city, where she
vvlll spend the Winter.
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Albert E. Young. science instruc-
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Special _
Sale
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Recitation. ”livery Dsy Thanh--
shins." Sylvia Vossi. ‘
Recitation. "lotnothlng to
Thanktul For," Ermine Amrico.
"Why We Are Thanklul," (our
girls from Grade in.
"A Thanksulving." Ellzabefth
Thomas.
"landing of the Pilgrims." Mll-
B‘
"Song. "The Pils'rinis." Grad. M.
"The Dinner That Flow Away."
Priscilla “III.
Piano solo. Ruth Gutkowsky.
"Thanksgiving Dov." Paul
han.
“Thanksgiving." Charles Polham.
"ThanmivinuJ' Carmella tussle.
"Tommy Bob." Martin arose.
“Giving Thanks." Dorothy Mur-
nhr.
ins-
"Thonks‘ivln'. Robert Jakob.
"Thank You in the Farm Yard."
' "T h n n k f ul Song."."
Frederick.
"Tltanliagivihm" a ll: h i. p u p ils.
Adellidc
ms‘s." Grade in.
"November." Bertha Tobey.
"Thanksgiving Day." Edna. Cocks.
yne.
"Thanksgiving Day." Muriel Mot.
fett.
Sons. "4 Litiio Pilgrim." nv- sirls.
Grad. 413.
“Our Pilgrim hitters." Jock Boa.
icy
“A. Thanhssiving Dinner." liaima
Lopea.
Hons. dude i.
"Lot Us Give Thanks." ltuth Cole.
null.
"Thanksgiving Dov," Joe Lopes.
"Thanksgiving." Edith Vogol.
“Pilgrims." six girls. Grade in.
Flag with.
"Star Spangled Banner." school.
JESBAND’S OWON '10
wu'ES DANCING law, The extension of the contest this:
(BABIES “0 m5 year to oil the New England States WORLD’S MGGET $ 50 Aocuoorlea
n...— will malts available to a much lorg. . m
STAMFORD. Nov. 23.4.9... arson-liter of school ofticials. n... RADIO VALUE m, m
.laneie. 81. at I: Beekloy Avenue
and Raymond Cook. 24. 0! 2n Wii.
[tam street. 1'0" Cheater. were or.
rested, saris uendoy by OIicor
Georgo Csveghsn on s ehorso of ss-
snutt‘. and breach 01 the 70.60- lends
were set ot 8100 each {or swear.
once in City Court. here. Nov. to.
Police lnvestisatiOn ot the trouble
has disclosed that the men were at
a party at I“ Atlantic street last
evening and It!" inhibins some liv
quor become engaged in an argu-
ment when Cook [opinionated with
his wife for dancing tho "shimmy.”
Several others are said to hove boss
involved in the battle and police are
invesllgntlll th'o onslo.
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Gum 3. 50mm 3m FOR.
ALIENNI‘ION . OI" WON.
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NEW 1088.. (AP). ~— Charles
Burnhasn Senior. financier and slot:-
man. whose former wife. plive Rae
Squior. divers“ him in Farts and
married Horace Raymond Paige.
filed suit in the Supreme court to-
day mint Poise tor 83.000.000 ai-
lesins alienation b! the sfteottons of
his former wife.
tween Desolation 3m. and 11in
1’26. Poise. tholl married and lie.
desert hos Mo." toitiiis with ties
the W «Ishtar. Wrists lib
nor. toil roars on.
Senior forth» complains that
rotten“ tho than Mrs. lolior that
he would provide a low" sol old
in the motion of so «its. toe
divorce. I, vitae-so and um
totlvos. it is share“. Poise the
1st be‘ would loam Denier not to
defend thosuitaso that use. senior.
“MN \.
The complaint aims» that lie- ’
1
bit. Jones
Denis. L
There was slurp division in tho!
court over the question whether the I1
old internal revenue lows imposing?!
taxes on the manufacture nnd salo‘
of liquor were in offect. Justices
McReynoids. sutht-rlnnd and Butlnr;
Joined in a vigorous dissent, con-‘
landing that the manufacture and
inferentlolly repealed by the prohibi-
tion law.
The importance of thé issuo arose
out. oi the assertion of the right of.
an innocent owner to recover en nu-j
tenmbtio seised while twins used to}
unlawfully transport liquor. Manna
focturers and automobile sales,
agents were interested in the case. A ‘
Ford coupe was being sold on tho:
installment plan by the Garth .\io-;
inhalant Owners Hurt.
The government. was supported by.
under those laws. whether the mo-
ohine was hoing used by its otvn—'
or or some one else. The opinion “or. f
ed that sutOmohiles seiaed while In. 1|
in; used unlawfully in liquor trimmii
variation must he proceeded ngslnsl
“I‘d” the prohibition law. which
gives innocent owners on opportun-
ity to recover tho cars upon proving
ihni illestil use had been unnuthorini
ed. - ,
Arithmetic Quiz .
For N. E. Students
BOITON.—An arithmetic contest.
to test the proficiency of the stu-
dents ot the public schools through-I
out. New England. will be held by;
the School of Education of Boston.
Unli'ersity this winter under the dir-
ection of Prof. Guy Iii. Wilson of
that department.
opportunity of testing the success of
the work being done in school sys.)
terns. Entrios are now being receiv-i
ed/in largo nulnbers by Professor
Wilson at the School of Education.
The contest will he held in the‘
schools on Dec. 8 wherever Dustbin!
For the lost three years the School I
of Education has conducted a siste.:
wido test throughout Massachusetts.
first in spelling. then in "language."
and last year in arithmetic, Median
scores lent year were so low that the .
1“ school superintnndents whose
schools were entered rsqilestiid that,
the test slain this year be in oritll- .
rustic. I
schoolsuporinfindenta anywhere
in New England may enter their.
schools in the contest, Protons-or Winf
sen hes announced,»
W...—
me W8 TIES
Wisconsin and Chicago have play- ;
ed three scoreless ties during the'
many seasons they've clashed on the .
toolball field. These deadlocks \cro'p-i
pod out in 1914. 1922 and 1924. An-'
other its was played.iii.1’09. mi"
team counting six points.
W
meow omit antx '
Boston university, otter iosini' liv-
l’l'id some: in a row finally broke
the Jinx by takingi'rutts into camp. '
seem a esnibined total or 92 points
on Mil unlvorsity. ,
W—vw—
wanna Bl Mm
u unisonuvo scores posts enr-
thins. o msthfltilo battle on to re:
stilt vars the Amy and 3' ”ob -
on to slash on the gridiron. 'Armv:
hold item Dante‘s brilliant Clown
to a 1.0 oount while the 'urplo WM
down only 6.0 asoiiiot noehno's
tones. M for as scores om eon.
some! the cum and the Wildcats
would so Mir pounce. ‘
Four-sons translators. ditto“:
isis sis mitten. writes on tin.
Vernon st
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Annbuncingm
The. Masterpiece ”of Masterpieces
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its Newton Water company to vx- slml Thursday. December 2:. instead dred Buchin. "if: (1;! Honor #353311“? :urlilosfls ‘sl ~ - , - ~ A A —
- I'lMi' mains to that district. of closing or noon Friday, Dooem- "A The Isa ivin up," a" 0 mi ”'0‘ 0 V c ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ , “I
. "use“; oremsturs news. im 2:. Martin. a ' ‘ ’ d 11 Amendment and “i“ ”1° ”‘d "8‘" H - ‘ “7". ' .1“ . e e est an t res man
shot loioetinsn Clarence E. Bou.l “A Serious Handicap." Euunu ”W “V’ “WW u“ ""2“???" i ,.
flu yesterday that. the board Judge Charles Hates Dona. To- Craig. and Min of beverage liquor in non .
RADIO ’
RECEIVING SET
it is the most perfect radio
it it mmlve—tii is beautiful.
Grads 4A. - - -
. i' listed under intuit firtion: _.._ "Th.“mml “my “my.“ mm“ do” by w...“ Randell . i your llama. For no matter how exquisne ~viour furnishings are,
‘ um%;3:;:‘t§;l "$11.“ch 1m; Mrs. Hm.“ w. (”mm “we, do Mu“. Justlt'o Butler deities-oil my an. . this artistic genuine mahognnv upright console will lend addi-
M" ,i e.. rlllo -. n , i . h rt~ -’i ' '
h Cruude"—.—-Buxton; “Maria thiLt‘ roml. has returned to her Song, Tmnkumng .g Grand. sent no opinion '1‘ s minniil insist “OI“ WWW. .
The thing that makes it wonderful is its tone quality. Til:
large cone 5 osker has been designed o exactly match Fresh-
mn’s new UALlTY radio receiver.
gully handles the full power that
I
that has ever been designed.
it is just what _\ou want for
. is special cone speaker
this mew set delivers.
This Freshmen Masterpiece
Console- Model
Rich in the beauty of its two-toned genuine mahogany. with
built-in loud speaker and plenty of room tor,ali equipment so
that not a single wire is visible, it is the outstanding achievemsiil
Cabinet made in genuine ms.-
of the entire Radio industry.
hogsny.
Hadley ’8 Radio Exhibit COW
Because of an unprecedented response, Hadley's will continue
its radio exhibit during the coming week. More than 50 mod-
els—representing the finest in radio-wire on demonsttstion.
For the conVsnience of all, our radio department will no open
the World ’8 G’rta'fest Manufacturers '
every evening until 9 o'clock.
All Radio Sets Offered Hana 3‘ Mil“? Equipped ByOur Experts
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Until
Open EVery Evening . n
9 O'clock
50 Other Models-:The Output of
End Table
hwwm
White ”“1 PM ”'00 “a ”'50 Grades} .iudwith ”.3“ ”Mr!" «mars. M ”m B' ‘7' h" “i ii 00”" d“ snake it a rest beauty. mania
' , a": 7"” " '3,“ "i" “W" wisnins is to 7. Yale and Army ‘ . .
"- lsiiier and entities hos to "-10 sme-
Quentin asset to our bomb. 1.
limped top and “MI "in“ im
This table is a convenient and
$13.” sass-“f“ .
""srosei' armour
menu
umsv.w.sr.n
‘ . out Agricultural college. W. H. Dnr- eight pupils at“. {I}. ‘ MIJOI’NV Of the court in it! POIi-i Accessories E t
~ 53:11:: my)??? Baguio-its Tllms ”1“,, fruit specialist at. the college. Song. not}, Thanks." school. tion that the old internul revrmiri . ( "” r _ /
am ”n _”‘”- “5 will conduct the demonstration. "Iiow Thanksgiflng ComoAbout." W" 0" “0"” "Mini" i“ “"9" HIS "Masterpiece of Masterpieces“ startles and surpasses
0" dd on to the shelves OfIUiII~ _,__._ Emma Schois. under prohobition and that it won; an ex Cd “0'“
I senior 0! learning is the giro-of ‘ immaterial in lorfeitln‘r- proceedings, P 3 "
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