Cavmgh'o pond continues to be a.
good place (or skating as is the min
pond.
It was reported to be about 6 be-
low' at the Namath light early this
mining.» 9‘ “F.” d. J
, -.~—-~c-.~~ -
A large crOwd‘“’-—m"young people
again enjoyed skating on the mill
pond last ninth
Ashowvwhich starts today at the.
on Square Garden.
m
wick avenue. Domestic Science teach-
er in the Junior High school at Nora-
ton. resumed her duties this morning
after a few days' illness.
Simon Czoll, the tailor commenced
work this morning upon the altera-
tions of the store adjoining his which
will be occupied as a. shoe store when
alterations are completed.
Garret C. Pier. who addrewed the
Men's club of the Presbyterian
church, will again be heard this Sun-
day evening. As yet it has not been
learned what topic Mr. Pier has sci.-
ectcd for his talk. _
Mrs. A. Hyde Cole and son.‘ of Sas~
qua Hills. left: yesterday for a weeks'
visit in Bufil‘;:§1...¥$_ ‘
The usual 'mecting of the Boy
Scouts. Troops. No. 6: will be held on
Friday evening at Community hall.
‘ M};
J ‘_ Among the coming events it: .the
The Ladies' Aid suinéfitth East
town is a. pool tournament to be held
Avenue N. E. church'iq meeting this between. .‘he three fire. de“affluent“ the body has been ‘exposed. the
afternoon for the usual weekly-_busi- This Wm be an attraction for ”’9 crowds, though orderly, taxing the
Bus session. members of the~companles. A spec- gendarmes charged “with . keeping ,
ial meeting will be held tomorrow them in line.
evenii’lg of the thriO special commit-
tees at which time final arrangements
will be completed.
Mrs. Fred M: Wheeler of Edlie ave-
nue will entertain the members of the
Woman's Auxiliary of Christ church
at her home tomorrow afternoon. r ‘—'.—‘ _
- It w learned by a Sentinel report-
cr lhismiorning "that a few weeks ago
when "two members of the school
board'appcared at the Centre school
to witness a. fire drill that the. buzzer
did not work. consequently there was
no drill. Following the ltialto the-
'ntro fire in New Haven everyone was
strong for fire prevention, but this
feeling sci-ms to have died out of late.
as in none of the schools here has
thcrc been a drill.
This eyenfng a large delegation of
East: Nomadic residents will attend the,
Mayflower—Monitor Grotto basketball
game at the Hoyt's Theatre courts.
Tonight a play will ho when in the
Sunday school rooms of tho East Arm.
nue.M. E. church by members of the
Epworth League of [the Daricn M. 112.5
church.
Skater}: on- the mill pond who have
been :irzllldlng bon fires‘on the bfanks. HARTFORD COUPLE
4:33.“; misjyl‘ehgim’lin‘ 35...“: BELIEVED TO HAVE
I DROWNED IN RIVER
plained of to the police. Patrolman
John Roberts is attending to the mat.]
tor.
Continued from Page One.
.Becmxse of the fact that it would
take close to $200 if ’not morn, to
properly illuminate thc mill pond for
the skaters. the plan has been aband-
oned for this your. Flood lighting by
means of acctnlync has born discus-
sed but it is not bellow-d that the plan
will be easily adaptable.
that the couple \vcrc thrown out of
an automobile. which struck the
bridge railing. and that they dropped
into the river. sinking at once. No
lrucc of them was left. The machine
hud iu-cn driven by Peter Servy. of
ing wiwcl and had not been tlerWn
off the bridge.
.\lr. llugnrty says that he was the
first mun on the hridgc after John M.
Connolh'. night watchman in the Dun-
hnm Mills. lnc.. close by. had inform—
wi him that an automobile was proc-
A rcsident of First sircct became
incensed when his son 'was sent home
on Monday by :1 tcnclu-r in onc of the
East Norwnlk schools. l’ht' tvuchcr dc-
claring thnl the. child bud small pot.
ohm he wiltattend the Poultry
Miss Dorothy Warburton. of Series-.- .. . . - K
Hartford. who had clung to the steer- -
{UContinued tram First Page.
BRUSSELS. Jan. his—cardinal
Mercier. primate of. Belgium. started
itoday from Brussels for, Rome.
PARIS, Jan. 25.6—‘Cardinal Dubois.
’ archbishop or Pm; and Cardinal
.Lucon, archbishop of Rhelms, left to-
l‘day for Rome. to attend the -tuneral
of Pope Benedict" and later tho-con-
clave. to elect his 3W.
ROME. Jan. 25‘ (Associated Press).
—Pilgrims continued to arrive» today
from all parts of Italy to attend the
funeral of the late Pope Benedict and
werecnmping in the open air -before
St. Peter‘s in the hope offsetting a.
lgiimpse of the body. Llorelthan half
a million persons have filed past the
catatalque in the two days on which
Meanwhile the foreign cardinals
continue to arrive for the conclave of
the Sacred College. at which the new
pontiff will be elected. Cardinal Mer-
cler. of Belgium. who is looked upon
as somewhat of a. "dark horse" in the
election. is expected in time for the
func'ral. It is acknowledged on» all
sides that he is certain to poll more
er foreign cardinal.
Interest in the election centers
greatly upon its possible efitct on the
relations between the. Vatican and the
Italian Government. Cardinal Mani
is reported do being supported by the
group favoring a. raproachement.
while Cardinal Gasparri. now acting
recognition. Cardinal
also mentioned as a
is supported by the
once without
Merry del Val.
possible choice.
faction favoring
This group is thought to have more
than a. majority in the conclave. A
two-thirds' vote. however. is neces-
sary for election.
votes on the first ballot than» any 03.n- . ‘ . . :
' All 10” black seal records I“ from 85c to: 75¢ ,7;
All 12”“ seal records reducediifrom $1.35 to$L25 g
head of the church. favors continu-
ance of Benedict's policies or tolero
absolute sepn ration. .
INVESTIGATS BANK FAILURE
BOSTON. Jan. 25.——Financiai op-
erations which preceded the failure or
the Cosmopolitan Trust Company
fourteen months ago with losses
which have been placed officially at
“364.159. were called to the attention
of a special session of the Suflolk
“a.""luor was ”m ”form" to the iicnliy hanging ou-r tho wlge of the County Grand Jury today by Aftof.
I‘l'm'" school “”5““ ”’9 "“"hpr t’ak- Irrlilizt'. ll “:15: not until into ycstrr- noy-(‘K-‘nl‘l‘fll J. Wés‘l'l'm Allen With a
if“: all authority ”""” hm“ 'r' l‘hc tiny thut So-H)‘ ultrrwi his original View to obtaining indictments. \Vheth-
inllmrof the box km w that U": child story mm “mm“. d ”m, H”, (lkzlnus or the Grand me wcnld hv given eVl-
ZZ'J :zfizmgsctjg: int?” 4:: H""‘1 hurl bun “ill: him. Mr. llngarty dance in connection with any of the
" ' . ' * ‘ “W719 llu-n l'r-ll (‘i‘lllilll that tho f'fniplv had other l‘our [rust companies which were
‘0 ”"‘ h0”“"- "““l‘”‘"" H” “'"M' hwn int-wipintmi from tho hrhigv. closed about (he snznc time was not
and rcporllul that it would hr all Scny “us lnlvr ””18“.” made known. '
“51",“): him t“ "mm "‘ “hm" ”"3 .\lr. and Mrs. UkalnuH lnml in Shrid- For the inquiry twenty summonses
“mmm‘” irn sin-vi. Hartford. and imu- ihrm- had been served. but as the warrants
W‘VW—‘WI lsmull ('hilalrc-n. 'l‘lw lllllcr “T‘lT' car- were all obtained in the name of "Joe
ml for by neighbors \\ ho ham 'ound Doc." the list of witnesses was not
that Ihv plil’c nts land not Men at home
Moulduy night or all ll:l)' ieslwrday.
Sinh- pullzp took on r the cast- to-
ll.l\. IV'LHIHL' to tho \illngp :lullmrillr-s
:iht- task of scorching: llw rh‘or.
R0 WA Y TON l
Hown \‘ton nx (-nuc
town today.
Aaron Slvvcim of
was :1 Visitor out 01
. . o. ‘
Mrs. P. M. .hce‘dlvs 0' “(‘bmk’Y NOVEL EXCUSE OF' lions in the wage scales of officers and
place. mm a. \isitor out or low” imt SCHOOL PUPILS men on Shipping ‘Board veseelsw
evening. nny'unvrng to more g. -r 1': nor cent.-
. ‘ f nBATH_ Mo. Jan. 25,—ij Morse and effective Februmy 6. was an‘
Marsh Tlinlv‘hcr. 51., H now I'Ill- high school pupils 5.“ an example 11”” nounU-d Hula) 1“, 1m. ”mull.
ploycd Ill n urns (1‘ puillllvnl sluri.‘ m [hpir’pnmradpg will find hard in mi. The new scale: which will run until
new London. slow, whvn 'iuw l'vcr‘nll)‘ llll'w-n'ml to ant .lnnu 7‘", :lllltl‘ii.l‘4 m a cut of 13
‘ ‘ ‘ ’ahcir principal on cxcusc for tardiness l’i‘r "Pm for deck (filll‘v'rs. radio men,
Mrs. l-ranl: (,rockv-ll or lion'nylon ngnf‘d h... (irn‘vrnor ppmivm p, llax- engineers and firemen and of 25 per
nw-nm- lms rclm-nml m hm- l.Hlli4- in-w tcr. Stnh- Supnrimvndnl of Schuhlr H'nt for rho- llnllicllstid personnel in
after a Hell in ’l‘onmgzion. H‘lll-IHNUN ()_ ’rhnrnnfi' and Ailjllléilll- (‘luding scumun and (lt‘l'khdnds.
—— (lonernl John A. Hadley,
l-‘orn-il
MFR. HPIH‘Y . ”l‘ .\l' Killlf‘Y The not", “By Hrdcr of the Smlc oi‘
D1390 It'll “Hit HHIIHL: IUI‘ “'IH'lQ'W‘ .‘lillll".” gzlw- ilw pupils "permisxinn
Locks win-n she- wm lu- t'w Li‘hsl m‘ to 5109;: mm" Ihc mmhmg utter 'hm
her sister, Mrs. .Ul‘nvl Prislwi‘ . hail :lssis‘lvil in cutvl'lninini: lhc Mall)
7— Inliicin" «luring Iln- .meiim between a ”051“! -|' I-I‘inrnln un Tr .‘;
The Ladlr-s‘ Aid Slit'lI-ly of HM wow- dinner and tho «lcparlurc oi Ihe 11:20 n “W Monguvdniglifln 33:}:
nylon Methodist vim-ch uli llll"4‘t p. m train 'or Augusta. Tho cxcusc 0d down llw a; znosnl ri:\'0l‘l'd in '1 re-
iliis nl‘tI-rnvmn lur Ilu' pun-1w “1‘ c lv('l- “‘8‘: \Vl'llfvn (m lhu g0H‘rl‘l0r's lciter “‘"l town "Filling {0" ”W Fur-(:hfll'i“
lng ofllccrn for the turning yum: 'licml, ’ ”f lH‘l'lH'l‘U' form. 21;, L‘-'-L“d by tilt;
— » —~«———-—- Into Commodore -z. c‘. -
The Rowas‘ton harbor “us front .‘Nll-IHH'AN LILGIUX h}l()l‘ICR. “0W owned by 111:: Lurlllgttrxmg’icflfclnrtl
to the mouth this morning. uhich is! William S. Mcanvy and. the ‘ 3‘)-
link-(«l .m unumml sight. .\t six‘ Al 11 lllt'i'llng lit-id inst night. thw lhvrlnn of‘ :1 million .loll'ir “‘(‘iliff‘glll
Frank 1‘. (lodfrt-y Post. .\'0. l2, Amcr~
lcan Legion. mndc nrmngcments to
hold u. monster smoker on February |
o'clock this morning iln. lin-nnomcicr
read 3 below zero. ' .
Dvpurl mcnl
The Navy h taking 14 for the purpose of sturting a
over many or”... film,” M Wilson membership driw campaign. A good
Point. The most rt-ctnt shipmcnt Wu program 01‘ cntcrtainment will be ur-
TI'R.‘
orinl high school.
order of President Harding. the vil-
that of the 'lzrinrclitl." which was tows:
rnhgcd‘ nnd refreshments will be serv-
available
SHIPPING BOARD .
WAGES REDUCED
\VASHINGTON, Jnn. 25.—~Reduc~
"(’1‘ ‘
l)(‘l I \l:
PLAN FOR )lIIJJUN
All .‘ll'ZMORL-KL.
(:lll:l-'.\’\'.h‘li. Jun. 23.—-'l‘ho local
BERIA POSTOFFICE REOPENED
GALIUN, 0.. Jan. 25.—By special
A Victor Dance Record?"
Every one of its-ten mekesisffled Witlt‘fife ‘
’ and? pop? ’ _ ~
; Fox.
“April Showers”
“Ka-Lu.-.A”
“N obody’s Darling”
,.
If
momma. er”
.5 . I. 1y S1, .,,w _
.
’ VI CT ROLAS
Sold'on Easy Payment Plan
Get YOURS NOW!
The Hamilton Shop
49 WALL STREET
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL NINE O'CLOCK
mspiresevc‘i'yone . to: danceig:
cd away the carly‘ Dirt of thr- wcek 0“- i
'I‘hcrc still rr-mains lit the local yni‘ " ‘Thls is the first SU‘D 0" the NEWLY
four mm..- tym- homs and four tugs. elected officers to build up the organ-
ization. The mcmbership campaign
will he continued for several months.
DARIENLQ.‘ [V'QROTONVAII‘ cat-service men are invited to ut-
t'end the smoker.
Raymond Van new. of Old Kins: Loweo‘r TEMPERATURE
mgh'way. is iil‘ut his” home with‘a. ' ' OF wm-ren
slight cold. .‘li ‘
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. . ‘ .—
Mlsfl Ruby V'ose. Public Health Lowest temperatures of lggnwifister
Nurse ,of Daricn, wash visitor out 0_!._ w‘ere experienced in the Connectjcut
town yesterday. «- ' "valley;i with a low record, so far as re-
porte , of 26 below 29 '
Ferdinand Hartog. of Noroton River Junction Vt., Sourich atDeXilElts
{Heights is now using a wrecking car had 22 below-Enticm the same and
In conjunction with his garage busing Easy. Norihflcld. 16 below. Ten below
cat. - {was lhe’e'oldestin this vicinity.
The Wolf Cub Pack, of the Presby-| --
tor-inn church, will hold :1. meeting at
6:?0. this evening in their club rooms»
on proton avenue. "3
The ladies of the Congregationalle
Church will hold a cake saio Friday.
afternoon in the F. V. Cantrell store.g’|\
The committee-15' in charge of Mrs. ' \ '- .
Mllton Smith. . ‘
. ' 3: 5.. ' , . : .
OF THE STOMAGH ‘
ou CAN‘T ENJOY UFE
will: a sore. sour. bloomed ma
"3'“ 'adi. Food does not nourish. ’
’ l Instead it is a source of misery. causing
n—‘t‘. I
pants, belching. dinineu and head-
Asmnm 99‘ A aoofi’hnspom'rms- “he“ =
A, woman whofile sateguarda :. . q The Pawn WM! 6 bad stomach
her health bend her disposition.
Shawiltérbo happy and attractive to
all. The world unfortunately in filled'
with sWeet' women__who are unhappy!
because thev “"‘$eld lack from useav
toluene by tron e’s'ho‘c‘onimon among"
them. ‘Fretfulncsa Stick-nervousness 'I’
- .1!
G. Dudley 'l‘illey. ot'Sedgcwick ave.-
rnue. left this morning for New York,
mu...
.. mummuvuu
L
- ‘Mlnch All-'Wool‘ Heavy Weight
_ ‘Spoclnl Sale on All Wool‘ Plaid
lags, of lbw-1a, Morrow County. today
opeat Your Record
——and——
On With the Dance!
A gold seal repeater makes this possible. Just
place‘it on top of your records-atom your Victrola
and it will repeat your record: as many times as you
wish. Just the thing for dancing.
Does not injure the record in any way—so easy
to use that the smallest child can operate it.
$1.00, Assorted Colors.
Ask Us to Demonstrate One to You.
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Victrolas Sold on Easy Terms.
has a postofliCe of its own. The office
was discontinued in 1919. but has been
reestablished on orders from the
president "In recognition of the place
where he attended college."
Your Eyes Should
Be Investigated-
It, the letters on a printed page hlur
or seem to run into each other or if
you have to hold the paper farther
from your eyes than formerly, see...
us.
THAMER, Ill-C.
Optometrists and Optician.
. ‘8 7 Atlantic St.. Stamford
.The Textile Storey.
Men’s Wear Serge In Navy Blue,
crown and Black $1.59 yd.
Skirting at Reduced Prices.
' use Washington at. some *
l Nowell &Milrray
«a
‘f‘l’é'nfii mi. Kw :
rapidly destro ' "‘ > ‘ ‘ ' ' ' -
sickly allhwomjmgged‘ 'disp°sm°"9'§ ‘. The “‘3“ “"5" “work Vb
, women cannot have oceafulbund ..
make happy hgmfiifcij‘: , “44' ,.-.‘_;..- > f , 4‘“. b ._ _ ‘ refluxing-.31.
‘LYdia " E. Pinkhaim's vegogamg... , .Wmmwfiafl
Camnound is a. safeguard ‘of women-’8". W‘mdil‘hm
'mh. This is clearly proven by ”:53; Wine- _. '-
‘ t
a .
_ .78“!!! lettzvra the are continually pub~~ Q'
fishing in. this paper. , from. w0men
Echoing been restored to health and '
. panels :31: its use after years of
:13. y don't 'ou 't ' '-‘-—-
”3qu r y . ry it.
V T F50! H but re 7 7 Se.
Lg. . . . suits t! y a H
‘fMenh- . 54m Heavy. cm.
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New Yeast Vitamin
Tablets Round Out ,
Face. and Figure
'35:]. Finn, Healthy Hedi, ham... Energy a ‘ . Comb
Pinion— Easy and Economical to rakikfilkm.
mi. or mn—dml‘olh’
who want to 'q , '
on their bones. fill out the
hollows and sunken ch
With Btu-rang. healthy tis-
llgastin's WTAMGfiggi
tiny. tablet containing:
.ghlyéeonccntrctodrmstb
wtatmmnas well earths
two other still more im-
. «use; . 3d mg“??? golf
In ‘ . Itbanishcs implhtrboilfimdl ‘ . "‘ 'W '8? “at" ;
.1119 men. 'a, builds _u 'Ptbobod‘y ii firgfi 15W sodium“: firmsmmgmmew
:IEJQV‘éjnMeS the w 35.3mm, 'ck. 'gx’ntifsdng'res‘ults.
If any are thin.,pale. hailing“
astin's VITAMON—twor
monurguyo‘igscliiseggg week and
mu! ‘ a as l
‘ fiPCRTANfl‘
N . 95¢;
drawn looking“! incl:- '° 2a.. m
tablets wit}: every meal.” Talks ' 3
muggamngmh-vumm‘mim‘
, » ammumnabwhmuua value ‘ am“ '
swam“... ms was e sniffer“;
., ‘f . n _ 'ion.‘.s"r - 'g
co . a generally weakened physm and immen’ ml’fmwdmehmm
not used bynnyonerwho OBJEETSt ha ' ' ' Wfight’ ' “3“ Bed‘tmfl.
not accept imitations .m- suh‘fitugs. ““8 their Imam - I GM
I I .I . . ‘ 7
You correct“ Mason" ' "a."
tabletsat silgood
TA,“
irvA Beers - '
.._.,
, .. We have just recently received .1
" Amongst which are some striking new
, mi'nst' erg, Wilton Velvets and Wilton;
of the largest rug mills in the country
:5 An endless variety of ‘patternq a}
Hartford. Alex. Smiths, Magoo and Stephen s.
L] . represented in this showing. ‘ '
’; I We ‘Would be pleased to Show
”of Artistic Floor Coverings and qua.
exeeptmnally low.
Angevine F urni
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Knitting Yarn
This week we are offering hauls
Yarn, plain colors or heather mixtw
fashionable camel shade for sport ll'i’i\’v
48 CHESTNUT
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps. Repaired—Weldinr.
RAF ‘1)
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Cir‘~‘:;1:\
We have every pattern and almost a“... \
ch“. N;
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0 .\’iu;i
(Opposite Palate T w an“
16 North Main! Street
p’
69c
There are a few pairs left yet of :?
lar corsets which we are selling at 3‘; ‘13.
get yours?
South Norwalk
Has Removed
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The newest sport Oxfords are now at:-
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