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Now Under Arrest

Dr. Gerald A, Richardson. 1600
Barnum avenue. Bridgeport eclectic
physician. was arrested last night at
lils home on a charge of practicing

medicine without a license. Sergeant
Frank Virelll or the state police
made the arrest. The conlplnint was
made by State Health Commissioner
Stanley ll. Osborn. The bond or

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i Sun rises . . . . . . . , . . . . . 7:10 A. M. space for corrections where neg. the Kansas City College of Medicine Hnl‘borliltuitt‘l‘ 1::llis liowartl stnt- , ‘1‘“‘K'ii‘ 1'“. Mi” Million U. l’UH'. Mitts , i. ”UWHHIII- WIN“? "f ”I“ South Nil“ ;
i 3““ n“ - - - ' - - ' ' ' - ~ -- ‘5“ P- I. usury. and Surgery, and was an honor stu- ed that tog conic up yesterday morn-l ~““"‘" L- 90“: “"d “is” A““"““'" A" l “'“H‘ “M“U‘l'“ """N’h w'" °""'l""‘- ‘
f Hl'h tldc..'..5:.l‘l A. Mulls! P. M. . dent at "1“ school, according to ing and. by nightfall, was so thick Post, all of Wilton; and tho ut'nnd- l lnivrntcnt will he in Riverside. Ci‘llli‘- L d a on .
E ‘ ls . freshman ‘ 13 F 't ' Attorney W. l“. D, Kilpatrick. who thutJt was almost impossible to see "l‘ll‘li'"”v iii‘li‘" 1'3 "05! and “lilo“!irry- l Ocate in l‘ Bmment ,
‘ s .3...“ M ‘0' all?“ M ‘ arna.d co. 01"" ls counsel for the Connecticut Ec- (our feet in front or you. \‘t-sscls \- “‘5" “’ “WWW": ._ .... -—..- C
“n r “”""""' i ' - , lcctio Medical society. he Will not were term-d to pull into places at , m" ' Ch MIN‘ “all. through our china and glassware shop. We'll pin.
i 8““ “u °------"-~-- t“ R M- thMlfilullizslrgar‘et fit.lnrendllugct 0‘ represent Dr. lliclihrdson at the ar- safety and wait until the fog start-l ‘i"- Jim'hu 1W”) AgamSt DIS arge ‘. title“ that st-idom have you seen such a {ascinnting assortmem
i High tide....6:3¢ A. M.-'l:t8 P. M. ‘ ° N “Y° _'° 0;: f‘"|"‘”""°'““‘g mlgnment in City Court this morn- ed to clear away. it contfitued to. ‘liw :uuttttt (if Mid. John i.. it. 11).: 0‘ R bl l “i it”! l'hlim and gllmewai'c. Handsome new novelties for your
i .3" “V 0‘“ “ or” M” ““1 spend lug. however. since he must' fulfill hung over the waters until abouti Sh. \\.... iui‘gl'l)‘ lilit‘lltlt‘il this thorn-5 0861! 00m V'iil‘irllllizts choosing. (lay colored china. lovely lustre tea scle- ‘
l 5““ All“ 31°31‘51“)“: CW“ .o "“3' ‘ his duties as clerk of the court. Ha 10:30 this morning )\'l'l(.‘li it started 1 int: :ii 3.30 o'Q‘m'k front llii- latv manor-tinted glassware. Goblets, liquor glasses. dinner Stlrvltnrsl ’
l street, entertained several friends M J 1 “l: . -l lstnted 1““ night that h“ d“ "0‘ i0 ”50- l h”““- ““d M ‘J U'l‘imfk “0'“ 3"“ From Bankruptcy breakfast St'lfl. They're all here. Also a. complete line of jlii‘f‘li ‘
. lrom New York at her home. Sun- "- °m “5°“ ”0‘4"“ ““1 know who the counsel would no. Harbortnastot- Howard suit! thatl lllil'.‘ s ('hnn'h. .\ solciim i‘vltilli'hi. [lit-r0!” huh, 1.0m. w-iii nocke'a and “0“.”- ate
day. - daughter, Teresito. tormeriy °t Pros- [Accuses Revolted in 1923 he did not look tor a storm. but did; “in"! was sung lis- lim‘. Jumbo; . """"" ‘ e. . 3 ' I D ' --
pect avenue, Norwalk, how °f 8‘3"“ Dr. Richardson has practiced think that ll’li.‘l't‘ would ho, n cold i “mill. in hint-uni. )lcv. John Slain. ." +‘f"””"' "IN” limb Km, "mum”! 5
Mill Marni-0t K1119 11“ “WNW! ford. were visitors in this city 8“" medicine in Bridgeport tor the past snup following the clearing of the", “larva. and lit-v. 'I. .l. l"inii, :‘ii.-"l"‘""‘“‘3i' “out :Iiilti'untc) .til .\l l-' E
to .her home in New Jersey after ““1”" . live years. although his censo was tog. tll‘fli'ti‘l. At iiic Oli'i‘riOl‘)’. Mrs. .\ttt-u‘.'_‘f;“ “(’“m’l‘m”? “I, Tm'y'uur“: ’ 32 P . E .
spendingan'eok with friends in this . revoked in November. 1 23, along ' , _ , ‘(TI‘OiiN .‘lt‘Cllll'l: l‘t'iltiL‘i'Nl ".\\'l‘, Min," “'l_“""‘ i" "" "“"l'" 3"~""‘““-V "Y ' c. Dlnner Set 2
city_ —-llldl0l and Victroias sold on With tlltiStl of 173 other ccloctics. “:1“! the Pro-I"ltrisinias tingtuntl “H." um] “I ”u, l'Olit‘lilHinl‘l (if thi’: lit'i't‘tt-c Jnhti lat-ugh \-..'i:. llllfilllnhiil'l E
. easy am. hi. Donnelly's—Adv. Attorney Kilpatriok expressed the out 0! the way. the cast that pro-l mus», My. litlwurtl Splint sunu.‘ |.03t~llli..(.tlllll"\' ho “its :tt‘i'.li):'li-'iil at. U ml , l d d . . E
Min Emma Rockofl, Bridgeport, ballot last night that tho state would scaled it Sunday at Christ Episcopal "Suits. §\\t‘li Day." as. lllt‘ t~ot-t.,:ct”“' All" 1;“ i"i"“_ “l ”l‘ ' ""‘i'Hfl . “ 5 co ore ' “0”!“ ‘3“ E .
spent Sunday with ”lath" m South MUS Helen Cashen, Mllplp street lisk for it continuation of mo cane “mm.“ \i’ill 5m” ”henna“, Friday! “in lutxmg tliv plum.“ H... ..|.,.tr,'!‘iivi'riti.~ puni'i “its cm H .i 5.. I... near and border effect, fmr: = w
Norwalk. has returned to .her Studies at tho um” ”00““th 21 The basis of Nikki. for ”'0 i‘hrlstmus Past‘lliii‘ “up. ‘luutl Kindly Lil-till." Aussllii\lli‘llll"l fill: ‘hi‘lli' lll'l- inn“ :1 i'lfliiiy porcelain (“an “a, . E
“H,” Katharine Gibbs Secretarial Training the defense will be the contention which tmllkn thi- one already ulvon,i M""““". “m,” [_r,._.,.ml.ll M ”H. Olu‘t‘llTl‘fll It, Linl‘t llillt; hint»): .4. l- 1. :2 pieces, May ho had in .‘.~ :5
Mrs. A. J. Miller. 171 ,Mnin school in New York. after having that his license was never legally '0' has hem tinged successfully for iii 5“” “1"." DH“ "I" H" L“ H” Wow-W" H 'i‘ 190 piece 8018. 2:

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Night at (hp Norwnlk M. .1. church tl:i'ii;‘- :. Airs. ll. W. J. tlcstmnnn; ":iiitictlnllv {also sittti nit-iii" ll" .,n.._i (“’i"~""0U-’*‘ “Oim‘t‘il Klassu'urc in no“
Mrs. Edward Gould, Georgetown. ~Manugi3n PhOtosraphcr. Phone-”SM“ End Of London, 2090 DOONG tonight'ivhcii lllshop “or”. of l‘hiltt- :4 51”.], ““4”“. Stuttil'ortl. 3“,. round sumo {1-H}. .1;,.,m,.h, mull ~h:itir-s of rust: muric. green. and
visited With friends in 10W“. Friday. 355-‘Adv- “Tr“ presented '0 M“ Baldwin in iicliililtt will lio- duvet of honor. A “He M .Vw'il‘N or age and a loi‘nit'r slim tttni thn l'lli‘llif' littlllt. \t‘ lllllit'l'. oliiic shrines. also hand cut
‘ u ' - little "‘0” than all “0“" °“Ch‘r°°“ lint roast beef dinner is llt‘lllR svrv- i‘HW ‘i: of South Nornulk. {lira ””1 ”Hi9 ii i" iiiiv‘uv'i hr ~i.:l.«l ii"'-‘iilflw.
" Miss Charlotte Bouton.‘ who is NEW ‘FRUIT WHISKY’ inctnlfiuc W0 800°"d5- ed. . Sitilirll is tom-hm by three children. ihnt his llniiliiivs “w. 541.53.: .. at Sherbet iiiusscs 49c ea.
. Run," to ha I. nu". ‘g ‘ New or PAINTER'S THINNER "l belluvo I have 17ft. tadllll‘litl -..._.... Miss. I iiima Stnbt‘li. Joseph H. Fin. his libst‘lfl Sl‘iSJlTl. lli~ “(H-l cot v'c-i Nlli'l'lli'i.'l'lnit'fi .. . . . . . 19° ea.
‘ York ho'p’mi' spent the week-end 0" BOOTIEG MARKET limiting lecord "lat “ 'nn 0" Mrs. llou‘nrtl Lowmlrs anti .‘lt's. htll. lti ion i|\‘i‘nll|‘, and Mrs. tit-st. Vivi tipor ilitsv t‘i‘t-‘il‘t:->'. _ .. q
5 with Mrs. F. S. Carlson Georgetown. , “ ‘ ' some time to come." announced the Ralph liner. 3:. St'.’l\‘it‘“’ nt-r-ntu». liltiliii. ( - . . .- ._ i ”mill“ > “is .. . . . . . . . .. $1.98 /
= ‘ Springfield. Mass, (AP).——"l-‘ruit l’remicr as ho twitchcd his tins"! spent the “och-cud in New York 'l'lt- ii".t‘l':Il \\ill ililtt‘ place \\'.'.l. ‘ ___.________. , ilililli‘is . . . .. .. 490.08
Miss Myrtle Lewis has returned to "his”- ' 9' “WWW“ b"UNI 0" rO- to cnsu their cramped condition. city. . maul .v :ilirl‘tttmii at 2:30 o't‘lm it
distilled pninter'e thinner and dc-

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l spending Sunday with friends in
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signed to tilt part or the demand for
liquor. is said by federal prohibition
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lng President Coolidge as a speedy
hund shaken.

At a big political reception in the

The llritish prime ministcr. how-
ever, hasn‘t devclopt-d hand shaking
technique like President Coolidge.
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and the society ostnhlishi-d.
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”Manlltifln Photographer. l'honc state board as the 1““, requires. twill. us in pm“ You”, hate tin: Nb .\;tm:tt.i. Arthur 1.. 'lit-ninntin. John "l“i‘l)’ lust _\-.;.r in... uldnout ill' d.
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was . week-and visitor in New York. lflghland avenue, was a visitor itt Shakes “em Fa‘t the East Avenue Methodist Episco~i lt-'\. 1'. ‘J. ll‘lynn. rvud the si'lwit't‘! "i . ”l“ 1"}“li'i‘ “mil“ “‘i‘ -\’ “" l ""l‘ ““3“. i’t‘t't-oii'iliirs uliti “'affie Il‘OilS . . . . . . . . . . $6.98 to $10.93
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the Sum of hll DMCDtS, Rowan 31135 Helen DileOW. Silvermlne, nary. when officers will be t‘lt‘t‘tctli -—-—-—- Hit in it ('l‘t‘illlulh :i ;-. 'lt'ltti::;.; 13,. ll lillS Flit‘t‘llll ill .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , $3.98

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“ ' .mp0“ lug-d coal in g“ .1“. 33;“ in the 1101M!!! bootleg market. {ted hand and squeeze it before it lllnri'. (lilillltlll lloittmo . l‘P‘ll‘ia :l'nl‘llé‘tlly‘. 1.1.1,“ ‘3: z, .111...“ ”1:1 Vasgs . ‘ 00ml)“:t POPPGI‘I and Salts
now to be had u “gm 3mm... ample: are said to show a lower squeezes his. Consequently his hand ..-._...._.-__,__.*._.,... < i"; .. Hutton. puzasq‘t] a“... m... lltllv "PWL‘OIHPI‘ “nth“! L. “3““ and orcame" Condensed Milk Holders .
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to have your bins titled up. Do. Ri‘t‘tit lidnd shaking ordeal.
llvsries to suit your convenience.

Phone 2398-2.—Adv. .

sulatcd. with traces 0: wood alcohol. :int'f‘.

the, lust results.

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The Misses Evelyn and Marjorie
Smith of Stamtord. s'pent Saturday
.with Miss Ida Modno.
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l ‘ week-end with 1 .luuranteed all nlcitle, copper pint. E
ii relatives in how York. c ' t-d. silver plated frames, with gcti- E {
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at. A. M. E. church. Thursday eve-
ning 5:30 until 9.-—Adv.

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, . ' I 3 '— .. . - . Wont: ll ‘. L'ortlurov Robes turquoise old blue. pink rose
‘ Fhmki Bun”. frooklyn, mu“ 4” ‘ /=‘“§“r“ I 32’3‘15‘2’; and flame . - . . .. . . . . . . 3 . . . . . . . . . I. . . . . $5.49 and, $6.98 E
in t is c ty over t o week-end. . it. {4 , . ‘ ‘ ' - ‘
’ inn 3 mm“ “d d” m. ' ‘I N ' ‘ Women's Beacon Robes in brown and tan, brown and blue,
hilltul. doiden Hill ”not. Jim's: "\i ‘ grey and blue. grey and pink. Satin faced collars and sill:
“m nl‘uve' In New York over i. ‘v ’ " L'Ol'd and itiSSt‘lS s s . . t a . . I . - . . . - . e s e . . . s s s 0 $5.98 “d $6.98
the week-end. , di t~ ‘ . . s . .
_..._.. i‘li‘ " t'iiiit‘lren s Jacquard labric Robes. pink and blue, 6 months

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Dartmouth college. was a. week-end
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«inns- Ann Margulles. New rot-k. is
spending two weeks with her par-
1 slits. Mr. and Mrs, J: Marguiles. r
i and street.

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, —Suggestions.tor the people who
; are busy in the daytime. photos
= taken at night by appointment.
' Manugisn Studio. Phone 755.—-Adv.

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. ‘Mlss Grace Fechhelmer daughter
-‘ at Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Feehheh
. later ‘6 Elmwood avenue is expected
to arrive at her home December 19
,rrom the university at Wisconsin
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Everybody’s home for Christmas. Boys and girls come back from school. Hungry
Just to be home again. There will be many guests and impromptu teas. When you
. are keeping open house, you’ll want every room to be at its very best. A Chair 1-
a Lamp, a Rug or a new Living Room Suite, or maybe a‘ Dining Room Suite. A
.touch of newness here and there makes the whole house se’ém brighter. A visit to ‘

this store will give you suggestions which lend themselves to Holiday cheer, at but
very moderate cost. '

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~i 'Mrs. Edward Gould. Georgetown,
visited friends in town Friday.

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.' 'frhe ‘Hospital Thimble club is
Eventing this atternoon .with Mrs.
ILester Hyatt 12 Arch street.

Beginning Tuesday, Dec. 14

THE PEARL SILK, COMPANY

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May evening December :1. in
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. her-Johnson Bicycles and
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in ‘wide variety, at A. W.
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Telephone Tables
The table will hold a. convenient
pencil and pad for hasty notes.
Several styles are displayed in ma-
hormny and Walnut veneers from

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'- . 1. “arm 1. , ‘ o in, Priced from it Prie musical selections.

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riam at the piano.

There were a. number or visitors
present from the Samuel Harris
lodge. Bridgeport.

Refreshments or hot roast beef gi

riches. pie, cotton and cigars ‘
w served.

The committee in charge or the

aflair were: Hubert Watch. Alvin

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Grand Master Leo Davis. Grand.
Secretary William Hutchinson or
New Haven and Pas‘. Grand Patri-
art-h Arthur Wheeler of this city
were the guests of honor last. night
at the joint district meeting of But-
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