1\
1-
run acorn “banana m .
Em mm. m1” mum-am m...nm‘“"é;”
. I , wor bookies more ancient. w i issltlin i
II 11 1‘ Am palootnlnissen a II
» m E" 1 first dwell. the superb say. there apicpgo to learn what is the matter
-LISHED BY
3“” GOLDEN should b0 u w sunlight IS “’8‘ m the “quot tame ACME t0
' ~~----—- - The ““9“” are being testimony given the other day by some
1m; “in 6;“ m m in 1 a.“ 1 K d I NW
“D A. L. GOLDEN MW a moon eepers an
m . .u, the an “Hi ““13“" TM“- brewer ,ten per cent. of the city's sa-
1 - I 1where them is artificial illumination Joan M 1111,1938“; m 2111111 saloon-
TURE ALHAN AC F‘OR1the light Should be evenly distributed 1km are losing money on” day
TOMORROW. and its m“ softened Sbadovly l"a“: Whether there is any connection be-
William JAN. 24. 1915 1‘59qu and dark spaces around “‘61 tween the two facts isnt' made clear.
11- 11,311.13 31 111.; 2:05 p “,1 . ’machinery 51‘0“” he ellmlnetedv but the implication is that lawless as-
w 1711:; sets 4:58. 1White enamel paints ““0““ be "“d1looukeepers take such unfair advan-
‘ on the walls. reflecting light into
1"", dark nook and "my of “91th“ law abiding liquor dealers can't
machinery.
FHONE CALLS 1 , . , , "“ke money.
3, : When the Illumination engineer real- The witnesa also testified that 3,000
MECH3. 11" gets on the 50" “0‘1“” 3'9“ “‘9‘1Chicago licenses are owned by brew-
he!) Office-“388- 'ty—devlee will 1“" found “5 place in1erles. and that the breweries discrim-
W' "22,52 41 1our industrial life. and a. large nutnv‘111me 1181111,“ “109111111911“, who own
Mag“: ' her of needless accidents will be re »
Imer'a Residence—1 p me" °‘"‘ “w"
vented. it has been charged often, in recent
a Residence—loo.
INC SENTINEL TELE'
11 _‘+—-—“ years, that the breweries are really
"HA“ WRONG WITH CONGREBB.1er1¢ for the most of the inci-
1 SONIC—.1— DIRECTORY Prof Irving Fisher, the distinguish dental evils of the American saloon
led economist of Yale university. hu1system. Even if they do not actively
LN”. "01 103: 5134.5. M9. been studying congress from the encourage the (Wild, they are respon-
I
tailspifnfgixlng 13:11:]; 1 standpoint of eillclency. He finds hit-I111 11* be ’1 hi!!! d e in that they tail
V
at . Tm1patienl in pretty bad shope and sub .‘0 1 the a 1 they control law-
month—July and August ex-
--at 8 o'clock. All Master mils the following diagl 518' abiding. orderly and decent as liquor
cordially i'.nvited Arthur “The chief “use” or near and teM1(establishments usually. are in foreign
W M Robert M Wilcox on the litres of congressmen are the 1'1““
1 seine as those applying to modern con- 1
r~—— lvivial social life—«indoor and seden1
9‘9“?“1‘: Q°""v '1‘" 21- 19“ tary living. crouched and crampedl
Diwali convocation of Butler
'11.. 518 I~R 1‘“.th held postures, late dinners overeating. ov--
_.__.__——o—‘——-——-
KIsosH on apaurv.
The Vassar daisy chain has become
famous, not only as a charming com—
N“ 7.1“)”, Tuesday "”11" verconcentration, irregular boars lack neucement ceremony 0: long standing
mi. 11“ g o'.clock Work—M. of sleep. worry, and the use of drugs, . but as a beauty parade n has been
1especially narcotics like alcohol “ndicustomary to choose 1111, 24 mange“
0’1"” High PH.“ Ito-ton tobacco ’1 soplwmores for the honor of carrying
“1 New Hue" will b. ““1 The Syracuse (N. Y.) Post Stan-1th.; chain _
.ofdolIai capacity. All com- . , z ' '
aboul'd reserve this an. (Jam dard. thereupon “8898“! “N“ 00111 New Vassar has decided to make a
a vilit to Butler Chapter. grass must “9'01“ “5 1°83 more and radical change. The daisy thain is to
lt. good company and a‘ good its stomach less. and offers these be carried her'ealter b) n 1191233110,,
1“”?8 of sophomores chosen without regard
1 ‘K‘OIIgressnlen mu“ be in bed, “1"“ to looks. What the stanflafd of selec-
‘llghts 0‘“ ”l 9 p.m.1111m ill to be is uncertain—mot home.-
. ‘Conuessmen must walk from their1nnm we hope Anyhow. beauty 1.1m.
__ 'homes to the capitol at least twice 11119513 are 151,011 _
1 1,day and no member may live within a
1twp mile radius.
IFraternaIiy,
’ I
:CHAslA. TUCK, H. P;1
ING- LOGOMOTIVES. The idea is that Vassar refuses to
1 Hakim, who invented the fa» . recognize the. beauty standard as up
wonder that makes a ride out Every member “ha” be explained pllcable to college w.omen it its stu-
‘ In ad air-gun, and suppresses b" a ”much“ 9‘ 13"“ ““199 u""“1dcnta are to be honored in the eyes
aims of automobile and rho-1‘1“"jug 550" 395“” "1“ "mm“ he 10f their (allow students or the world,
1i. engines, now says he can 3M" be “‘15de it wants them honored for their brains
mudlé the thug chug of rail Congressmen may “0‘ purchase in- or character-not for the characteris-
titles. dlo can do lb. too. toklcanta ”W“ upon a phyaiciana tics finished on in the dark ages when
believes. without 0 reducing . the1°"1,e‘v ”“1 "“3"“ “ha“ he “u ”MM“: woman was merely man's plaything.
raft through the smokestack L“p°“ mm“ "mpem The Northwestern University of
duh a device is possible it can ‘11 The house physician shall ”mm“ mum. Ill; nos-a to feel them.
me e and put into general use am a “at m" "a” member '1 way about it. or. or the Northwest-
. 1‘ “a {1.1mm 91111111011 the 1.0111 This is' writ sarcastick " but there's em 801183 111111011 praises the university
.. m1] of th1o locomotives e11111111111111considerable sense in it. The presi ‘01. her "pretty liria" has been con-
has it has been supposed to be de‘“ ‘5 “we'll“! ‘0 3‘“ about “an damned‘as unworthy ot'the institu-
. A delay engine is M11“- regimen. 'lle has to be. to keep in Tlon. Northwestern, the‘oritirs
But 11 there_1mm for work. \\ by shouldn't con— 111111111 as a matter 01. fact has pretty
“"153 yleld to the “am“ 5°" °1 by girls, but it doesn‘t intelldio be so
. silly, vulgar and reactionary as to brag
about them. if its girl studelfls are to
8°C ALIST PARTISA HIP.
omauded §MOk8-00nsumers lnI so 11ml 1 mm" 1-“;qu a 1118 m1“ they mm be ”med for
ltles that burn soil coal 1 c an) 3 g l l e s.
1a moxemont rather than an 1“11311111ZI1reasons inore acceptable to the modern
ly lately that the American-3011111“
tion. a set of economic principles 'ra-
hi" “abetted '0 the 9‘" ef- ' lt‘ s all luthcr confining to men who
, . . ther than a party. That is the view1
dime“ “0199' The doctors ‘91“ that Mayor LII-lid. the 8001.11.11 mot somehow can't quite get over their
a “"0118 allmeni‘l to which of Schenectad) 'N. Y seems to take ancient weakness for beauty-worship,
' liable are due more to uoise101111 But his S10clailsi brethern don't Very likely the womens colleges "91
; By Other cause. And. “199 Hams “11111 him. " right about it. But We shudder at the
IIy‘I xperts tell us that most ofI The “6101111118 committee of the p“ ultimate possibilities if women in gen-
”maxim? r1: $111131 ty has denounced Mayor Land for ap-
~11] 11 will be a much , q“18181.1polnting to important positions men
“a ”w 11611311911”. -’ who are neg professed Socialists He
«- 1mainiains that. he has taken the best
. . ‘ emen he could get. in accordance with
was-r overwoevwa his motto or. "emcieucy first." 1
“1““ ‘Mu‘d ‘° ““ “1". His comredes seen 1. think um an
I“? in the safety first move- motto ought to be "Socialists first "
1 This sort or protest will harm the
Socialist party more than it will May-
ion of industrial acct-1o, lam d The aciusl membership is
in. the winter “I” m1not large. in New York or any cum
1““ m “t “1‘” ‘1'“ part of the United States. But there
9 219:1: 11:83:”; m1 is a large and probably growing hum-1
1ber of voters who have considerable
oxidation.— While manufi .3 1, '1“ thorium“ adrenal-
YEW,“ putting Ms .ed by Booming. It is the votes «it goingto he a knock- out format; it its
such men' that put Socialists into of- isn't with”: careful
lice. From a merely practical standd -
point it would pay the professed So-
olalsts to appsel to than by amino
ailing good government rather than
“party solidarity The socialists can
never get. very far in America by malt-
ex-
1no engine at all.
mdy at hand. public opinion
mend its adoption as soon as itI Nellie ("3019"
as available. just as public coin-1
no?
and cultivate homelinesa as a virtue.
W
Grand Duke Nicholas may1I “come
back,’ after all. ' (Not much has been
heard of him since the czar sent him
to the goods for falling in the Gall-
clan camwgn. but now he seems to
be making good against the Turks in
the Caucasus. Constantinople may
wake up One of these days and tlnd a
powerful Russian armywlth . Grand
Duck «Nick at its‘head attackrtllhe caps
ital. from the eaiit. ' ‘ "
_._.....__..¢'_———————
King-Columbus of Greece says the
war-legato; to be 1a draw. flint it’s
o a. busy realization that a
Diem gerfi’s’ thrive in
‘1 The gloom is depressing—
"and lowers the quality
' Blenty of sunlight, or
artificial 11111811111111er1111§11
,n
"round lbdltolten when ; -
deMtlimI_1%jw1
, not. tum '
,. any wetsuit tor lb‘e W
the aos'rou aroaz's ,
‘ dREArr SALE
The second week of lbe’1‘Boston
lions. The first week's bu 1
the largest lhate. thin 1 1
11am 1 565131131
taxes and so discredit the business -
oral come to ‘be ashamed of beauty1
, dayfé nod he will be kept informed of
mmmm RARE MONEY.
, ma Jae. agree role!
fi-fsa' and moo board of the Fresh}
{ta-lad Church he. announced today.
that more than £4,000,000 of the 310;
1000.009 fund Which tine General AsJ
MN! several years see W
to: it: usephas already been raised.
A number of generous bequests have
greatly added to the fund during the
finest few weeks
The relief fund is to be used toward
1the malntainance of aged preachers
1snd missionaries and to furnish re
lie! to their families in case of their
death
The fund is to be invested so that.
=lt will produce “uncommon
the maxi-1mm annuity of £500 to those
drawing-radium the relief depart-
mult. and to pay four-lithe e! the
maximum annldby to those receiyhg1
a pension from the summation do:
partment. one—fifth of the annuity hav-
,ing been provided by the moisten
themselves.
1
i
I
l
I
l
1
1
unlfiuluur
ddthfld
I’
Alfred Clark.
Alfred Clark is the private in.
the United States arm) who was1
on his way from Panama to
Washington aboard an \merican
vessel who was taken from the
ship at Jamaica. lie was com-
pelled to leave by three .‘Vc r0
soldiers of the British army. i-:
let an officer had questioned him! The sole surviving member of the
he was permitted to go back to1li‘1'i'3lii'n household in Miss Georgiann1
the ship and on to Washington. Cmnetoclt. "“3 only ““5“" of 3”
lComstock. dilas Oomstoclr is pros-1
tinted with grief and is III from m1
(Continued From First Page.)
mentioned from First Page.) 1
within a good many years. Mr. Com
stock passed away yesterday morning
1st 8 o'clock. A few hours later.“
:11: 10 o'clock, bliss Hale died This
morning, at 9‘45 o'clock the death of
1:Mrs Hale occurred.
1M of the three deaths.
on. Comatoek was one of the clty'13
wealthiest retired business men. tic
1had engaged in the grocery and hard-
1ware business here. and served tbeiI
reported from the interior 0‘ Alaska.1 interests of the old city of South Nor-1
3“" recording 68 MW aero 1111111111111: ‘eslisllflllcgou Comatock.
PEORIA ill Jan 2‘ --\Vith the1born in Norwalk. December 28.185l.1
liltinoia hriver all: “1:11:81 reaidtants1h 11“ 7t years old lie is "11.11111“ 11,1
3 “‘3 l "M!“ 3 f 7 '"° °"' ls daughter. bliss Goormanna Core-
:‘1: to “:31: Hmhgem stock. who is his sole hair at law.
in many places dikes have broken and 13:11,}.21311'11?‘ roman dmzm1
Vilulble tar!“ land I“ lnundaled R1911C°mmu m ““0 Halli Royal L1
ports from points up and down "‘91Comstock. Matilda Sharrlott Mercy
112:2?“ “figmmmml’” 1“”‘m “' Coluslock. and Mary Amanda Mor-
Eariy this morning water began
Iplrllgriug hing the plant of the Central
Oils 1 5 l (3°me Interruption uasa success in every way. He start
“1% ‘Lh‘f‘t 11w." :led lie as a grocery clerk. serving in
tion 0‘ the retainingywill‘l if the 6:11 thatb capacity for the1lato Lolll‘elliiao1
eminent wall at Lecture wan qrrlodlggh: inufb:.:r:c?: $1,350 r
“w” M an toe 1“ laaihnifllt "" North Main street for a nu lllber 211'
9d the area within 1' anon-cm .
:1 t Government MK“ 1’ “nyeaéa1onder the drill borne of Dibble
1mergcd. The loan duili be... bony. “lilnmflgzkerected a 1.1.3.1, building,
the water covers many acres and will on u“ out and 111 the old WWII:
33‘ ‘1; rmmum out W! the 3:. “m1. ”divs“ rm“, 1:13.?”
a grocery so 0 o e
fimrywmgfl constructed as a 9“” took his clerk. Daniel L’Hommedieu.
““1 0“" the ”m” rapids “ ““;1884 retired from the grocery busl
1ld to navintlon Th" river “"9 nesspdisposing of his interests tol
“ near “‘3 “m pom: Mr. Ifiiommedleu, who has been in
business ever since. 1
Mr. Cornstarch, following his retire-
ment trout the retail grocery business.
purchased a lot on Washington street.
Themon be erected a brick building.
and in April. 1886. the hardware llrm‘
of Comatock & Watkins was start'éd
in the new block This was success
fully conducted for a number of years.
and on August 1. 1890, Charles E.
Dow and Samuel J. Waiklna bought
to make in New York Juan.” :7 on out Mr. Comatock and conducted the
1tlIe IRailroad Business Associations business under the name of W- W
banquet and to tentatively draft oth~j190nl8t0¢k & Company.
era he is to make on national W?" in 1893.".1'. Comsmck came into the
1odueas on his Middle Western trip mew firm of Comatocit, Watkins and
The President carried with him a Dow but a year later sold out to
mass of data from the New and Wart Watkins d: Dow. under which name
Departments for use In mug m; the business was. conducted until De-
angina“ lie is keeping in finale-.13 camber. 1904, when the late Charles
combination with the White Hounl‘h DOW 388““ "’0‘ M9035-
rlus for the. President's western Mr Conduct was a prominent
trip, which he ilnally approved just member of Old.Well dodge. 310.108,
may. on the any” in: F. k A M The was an attendant of
aid! “up an .mp5 at Pittsburgh the South Norwaik Congregational
Glow ad. Milwaukee. Chicago. Del church .,
Mom. Topeka “a Kansas City. The ,1. in politics Mr. Gemstock wu ea
trip is to begin January It. Democrat. in for a nannher of years
The President plans to min-n here he served well the interests 01 South
Monday mums It 13 1,35,13,18 1;. Norwalk. For several terms he wasa
my stop at. IFortrqgg Mom-op for 3 member of ll’ie DOM of councilman.
80" “me‘ and always acquitted himself with
we; gammy Tummy nor pr credit biennial duties.- his work along
Gary T. Graysou the White House 91609 111198 Show mé “II. M
phm ficcompmfied the President flit ll!!! inarired llll business
Bow the Secret Service men. the Notifies. Aside horn councilman lire
militant book on! his mono! non. serve as a water mm s- onar. e
0319mm; * y no held other minor olhces, and always1d
home news was. mutant. was consoleuduti’ous iii“ the. performance
catad .to the modem bywlrolesi to- 4* inhuman and
municipal: tlvlties made him well-
known 2 out the city. and Woo
{or kiln may staunch friende.
Fianna Halo liter oi Mrs. Ann
_ Elizabeth Hale, was forty years oldw
She was born» in this city April 20.
1875. Allied Hale was a” hatetrimmer.
11.1.“ 0dr. Com-took was a thorough heal 1
nose than. and all through his career
PRIBIDBNTT' INJOYINB. CRUISE.
4N!“
. WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-—Presidont
andt'Mrs. Wilson. aboard the naval
gent Mower. were cruising today
mt the Potomac, bound for the
waters of. the Clmapeake Bay. The
trip. which is to ocupy two days. no
taken to enable the President to pre-
pare in seclusion the address hole is
i
all banal-taut crucial business by’tno
some means “
._
SISTER OF MERCY scan.
mailman Jan. 22 ”3““? Mary
1 in.
Cloafiey, for five years '
' win St. Johns Parochlpl Behoo
dlolboday.“ actor a MM blah
ter jury had been a member of her
.-fol"139’- years 301111011 will
_ " to
1 Miss little was a mem
,. Mikel. 0.0.
An manila“! widow of W
will ballistic n'O'ctobcr 7.11838 Argon;
the Iolder re nine 13 was
. E soc Shaina. 9». 194‘ rd
8c Cali/cm ........ 4%¢
. $215 Blankets $1.49 pr
5: Cheese Cloth 39%
toward building 1‘;into partnership with him. and in‘
beingiornployed in the John O. Wilson ~
3
1“]anuary
Clearance Sale
Sound» Week
it is the Winner of them All! !!
Enthusiasm—Big Stockstig Values-
The enthusiastic buyers that filled this store from Monday
morning until closing time Saturday night, prove, condu-
sively mother-eyed get full value for your money and
that when we malice a sale IT’S A REAL SALE. .1
The renewing Prove thallium hilt these
Bria Success.
$3.29
M
O
1
1
98¢ Sheets, 81 it go. .m 31.80 Long Cloth 3
$1.29 Piece 1
8c Apron Gingham 5¢ yd. Sb I ’(
14c eet , ' h 0
25¢ Pillow Cases .1“ mg ‘0 éncyd yard %
85c Sheets, 8: it go 09¢ $3.oo Feather Ping“ 9:.
81098 .t.
75c Table Linen 59¢ ’:’
$110.00 Wool Blankets .g.
84 98 00‘
25c Pill T bi ’ .
.. so... .. . 9° 5.. 1...: .T‘.‘. in... "z
to r-zc Percales. 8%é ‘ 1':
Q
- 31°33.
$3.00 Nainsook $1. 98 ac.
19c Crinkled Crepe 12?": ¢
$1.25 Bed Spreads .. 98¢
15c Dress Gingham 89“?
312.50 Blanket: .. $7.98
$925 Bed Spread: 81.49
lOC Outing Flannel. .5¢
la I-2c Linen Crash 8)“?
314.5110 Comfortables $2.98
19: Maddy Cloth 1254¢
33320:
S T O R E
WM'QOM
Ibdbllbu‘mmiuuwannun
nunnuup
Ml. WWW fills and. Wield;
barricamtm lisaf1 Gan-um Tea—frami—
Marley 1 1, «nannies.» ‘
qu—u—u—u
———-——-—-
I 1 A score or more plomlnenl business
WASHINGTON. Jan. 24 «President1‘ men and others in Stratford. Bridge-
Wlison. apparently refreshed by his1 port Derby and Ansonia are today
tnoday trip down the Potomac aboard living on "Uneasy Street" as a resutt
1u&%y?a’;°g Mayflower, ‘0‘!” be- of u raid on a cock fight in Aerodrome
I e s deem upon
in: routine business W” {Park back of Avon Park. Stratford
1W on Thunder on a spoecnryeaterday afternoon.
mam trip to New York and “”1 The said was made by Constable
tillddlp “1°“ t° 1" before the country Anthony Fellows of Stratford. assist‘
his plans for nhtional preparedness
The President bad business and ao 9‘1 by Edward Manchester “d Fred
oisl engagements which were expect Palmer. also constables of Stafford.w
110d to MD hlm bus, from noW “unru‘ 8““ “Km Rowe H_ Wh
he leaves for New York. It called!
for conferences today with membcrolu' "'1‘va at the scene when all “3
0‘ Consress. a Cabinet meeting to 23 game roosters had lied.
marrow and several dinner ensue "
meats.
A. complete program (or. his' filing on” W ms were made, but,_
around’the clrcle"ln lnthe interest M1warrants are out “"1 “ duen or MP1”
wrong. was laid before the and who will be arrested today.
ent y. A plan laid mm for 1Thoae t
him by the White House afloeforae “mm m 110:“ Yb“ 0111::
while he was aboard the Mayflower-31th" ‘3" and a m“ y t ° name
preparing the addresses be will tie OWE 0f W-
liver Scores of invitations to: the! ”The crowd's had gathered in
President to include cities not on “his '
scheduled itinerary had to be refused. 1
At the White blouse today, it we. 10 fine been put upon the various;
said. howeVer. tbatJIis route has beenlbirds when the word was passed to '
arranged so that ‘d‘ trief step can “t'the mm gum” at when was»
made at St. Louis.
The preparedness 1.5113 "mm 1111118150mg on When the constables ar-
tor some time been overshadowed m rived there was a and scattering
warranting discuss‘ign in £02181?” and all but two made their getaway
e e can pro out an e n
tor-national situation, has again duo-1m” 1"“ u" ”m“ “a“ ”mud
to the lorefront aa a result of Priest-1‘1“ ““99 were M” '3 ”‘9 ‘9‘”
dent. Wilson’s decision to make a per-a lockup, gathers they will be kept unlit
mnfigaommmme collateral: behalf the men ”an arraigned an a ocloel‘:
friends and opponents alike o! pre;1 this morning. The m anon "“8“
poisoned look for stirring times Inger! firm elven a premium héao
Cmrmémw 11 u 11 In; before W Attorney More-
apparen y e we . ‘
Elli: to hear from “back home" on the11h°m last evening in smm’ They
subject or preparedness before de- ‘3‘“ ball '0' their appearance “‘
“aiding nub? @th of autism and it. court this morning ,
bellev ‘ ‘ he“ eats trip Prominent Men Becognlac’d
not only will ban: out Mile °Pl¥39n1Wwo o1- three or tag ,Stmtfordltes
that arouse Congress to belly ,
“7 »1wlio were prime movers in the aflair.
lciudoflt mil-1 “I the Mama 0! being! prominent in fraternal circles.
Middle Western tibiae win “‘mozw amn-
“1m “magazines-interned” ..
Two Ari-eon Made. 31
!lsssident‘ Wilson decided- today to were recognised by the officers. one; ’
the. 1 .
grove andconeidsreblo money is said .
41,.
. \
Norwalk Chronicler