”if on record as he
“a. Joint t‘mnmittce‘a recommen—
1..
, ten-nee to state goat-unto” _
e surrender of the management of
.- 2 WAY AUGUSTlg
.' Ownership .of
_II_e: in Statement
Aug. lit—Directors
Yrk New llaven' and
and Company are op-
ny consolidation plan
-weuid link New' Dnlhnd
'Vfltlhtrunk lines qutstdo- that
ca atemens issued b
, ' losod.. at them
ltatement. which is in
'. ‘d's reply to
111,!“ Joint New England
oommittéo headed by J. .1.
, has been forwarded to the
we 25. 000 stockholderfl.
"New Haven" ligard places
ar iiy in foyer
exec:
the recent 11:.
n opposing a merger at New
:roads and trunk out;
0111: territory but times he“!-
to IeVIVral of its other views.
‘lt is the firm conviction of yotiF
ctors.” the statement reads.
at it in vital to t e interests of
England industr es as well as'
New England railrodds that in
s time a consolidation of the rail
ea nlthiu New England, includ-
not only the New Haven Bos-
Boston and Albany 11:10 Central
d Bangor. and Aroostock and also‘
BBoston it: Albany- and Central
mont. should be accomplished.
that a consolidation of either
. Northern or southern lines with
. trunk lines will be in the high-
degree detrimental to New 'Lng-
I'I future prosperity.
“There is a strong appeal in theI
nt comrnittuo's report to the' en-
prlss or New Englnnd business
It to rttnin the management and
ershlp or the railroads which
a bun built. by No wEngland‘
n and mom V. and there is a sig-
eo been built by New England
' aim-M men that if they allow thorn
-re inttrestcd in other parts orthn
untry thnn in New England to
ii lint-s lherq may follow a dc-
» ol the position and importance
New I} nginnd and New England
dastry.
“Vigorous nnd prompt words and
tion are neetimi to waken New
, land to the fact that she cannot
rmit tho industries which have
fly from hvr through mertia. This
not the expression merely of son-
cnt; it is 11 statement of a sound
sinen axiom. These New England
“roads should be owned. and man-
ed by ”LB pr opie whom they serve.
ey Are non principally owned and
annged by New England people.’
Mimi! Trustee Plan.
hppodtbh‘tb esprefied to 1 rec-
mrndation of the committee with
and
0 property to trustees’ -appointcd
the neuron”! of New England
trIs. 'l‘hnt plan. it is stated, offers
"Ithing substantial by way of state
IIarnnters in return for the surrendg
of control.
' “The mm klmidurs.” the statement
Includes. “hitV'n nindO-gu‘u mark
0'. and the directors are loath to
‘ it upon them to main more. unions
9 Joint committee‘s plan or some
oditicntion at it should promise
hstnntiil benefit.
"The r'nmpmy is Justly entitled to
, roast-d r-~V'I-n1:e from several
. recs and n compcrntivn effort
ith would result in a scalingI down;
Its flxwl charzes and permit the
ounce of securities Upon’ the prpo
basis. it such can be worked ut.
the joint mmmittee. should' r-
inly not he declined "
The imird states that the princi-
i finnmlnr: {deed by the company
_the rc-neVV :1] in April of its foreign
n. and that no difficulty in,car-
g for it, in nnllolpat‘cd.
Governor 'I'pnlplouon yeah-my
rote F‘lro- ('nmniissioner Benedict
. llnimn of this city that the mt».
t of the future of the New Eng-
nd ruiirmulsi “is a large and com-
icated one on Whlth neither you:
r 1 nor any one else can properly
:arcl rithvr 'otf- hand support or ‘
f-hand iltliiiflm " and that he in-
dcd to RI) into the matter care-
. ly.
The letter wns in reply to ohettn
tch i'ommissioner Edithn urged!
e governor to “stop, lo'ok and “ad
a" before taking. .stepa "t‘d‘
ight have the nppe‘aranca of cum
itting nt. la list a small portion of
! Dirty which honored itself by
ectlnrr you as rovernor. to a plan
public nwnc rship 0| DEBUG um.-
I.‘
Dt-plores “Snap ‘1!!th.
”Snap Judgment is a. dangefofl
Ming. sa)! the governor’s reply.
d that is why I am going so
ruly into the matter."'
" o STRADS STILL
‘ ‘ IN EXISTENCE
Iona. Aug. 17,—1'11. day ot bar-
is brin-wd to‘ have passed for-
: a dual far-ts that the where-
:- ot VirluitllyOIvery instrument
by thI- famous makers is known
, and ih.1t their value is almost
.. rsaily recognized contribute to
lng their selling prices at dizzy
-ts.
the violins constructed by An~
Istrad: 'xari there exist at the
time. 340 and there are also
. to be 1:: Viola and 50 violin-
all of hi:- workmanship. This
" gs number when 91" thinn-
‘ years that. have elapsed Itpss
t master workman died. but
that
.- ,
‘;
—,
iris and direct the destiny of their
Ido her rich and lntlu‘I‘ntia‘l to slip .
. PnnY-
oQuincy, Mm, t0 Be
fbysicail nstrncto “-
M3311?" '1'. Lindsay ot“ QuilTGy.
Lear;
His visit was made as 'a candtduto
N! the position of physicdi directOr.
Alter a tour 01 the building and I.
visit'to t .he points of interest in the
amenity Mr. Lindefi was engaged
and will begin his duties on Septorn-
bcr 1!t.-In addition to his- three
years at tra‘ning at the Springbok!
X. M. C. A. College, Mr. Lindsay has
had a number or years‘ experience
as a ‘.‘.Y." worker at Quincy. Mass.
The .artlIts or Weatport have been
inVited by the Y. M. C. A" and the
W. T I. A.. to exhibit their work in
the (Agt gallery or the new bulidin, ..
oil-«t he docuidn of the opening Bop—z
temher 5th A committee of (-ight
«enlisting of Mrs. Sara. Crav: ford .W.
T. l. A. Mrs. ltollin G. Sherwood.
Westpcvt library: [mean 1‘. ita'ry.
general secretary or the” ‘1' ‘; 'E. M.
Ashe. E. F. Boyd. James Daugherty.
Ernest l-‘uhr and R.l..1.ambdin.h11s
been organized to aid at tht'I opening.
At a later date plans will bc._n:'11.1-
tor a permanent exhibit to ho plac- d
in the gallery of the 'Y" building
J. ylor as chairman. is over the
one hundred mark in the matter of
membership and they are bringing on
new names every day.
putting the. ilnisblnx touches on the
building is going iorVVard at a rapid
puee.- The soeinl rooms are complete.
exec t for the placing of the. pool
aim )illiard tables and that VVill t):-
donc within a week. The gymnasi-
tlm is entirely equipped and _is ready
to have. tilt,I floor marked for'the.bna-
kct ball court and Various’ group
games Tho-1 desiring to ‘loirr m 1'.
make application to Mr. l 1.11) :11 the
' . '. .
“Miss Jenniltc llonrgr-r VVill spend
part of h-- -r Vac: [lilln in the Thoumml
island. thp trip to thr- St. Lawrence
being made by automobile. . ‘ ,
e s s , . .
L. B Callnhan assistant manageh
ot the Can: 'liii. 'ln l';11iiic Rail flood is
the guest of Mrs Thr mas Qpiolan.
' O O O ‘
Miss lit-Mile
vacation irom 111 r duties in H1: lion.
ton store.
\lks «Susan (‘ rmforril
O O
O -‘ .‘....
has retu rned
from a chr-k's Vncnt on spent at
(‘amp V-Trr roll at Raid l‘onil'. ‘
'. ‘ ‘ s e s q
Styli” 'ntto nnlly on - ll::y.mnn ‘
mama.» ode‘irdaraflrit- to rein-
tchs in l‘tmnnrylVaniu
_ 6-... . .‘ J. .
The Town I’Inn i‘ommlsnion rrc-
ommcnIl the cIttin‘ at eight {out
from the corno-r (if-pm Hunt an]
DOVVns' property at t! m tormr or
ltiu rsido .1an to “Men the strict
at that pdmt'.
. O C
A l-ilrclnnll .'IJlnI‘ l1. lmon nr-
ranizml tor m- \t Sunrlny lmtuorn t'hc
Pt-tuinlfl 0' Sluthmfii arid the \Vut-
port lean“.
' o o e
A committee to nrrm-ge for the
furnishing of the new fire house has
been npphmtr‘ll. The committee eon
Met:- 0! Thomas l\-rtir:an. Thomas
nail. Jnl“ l-‘lko. l-Jmil Denncrt and
Herbert “’c-lsli.
V
‘EAST NORWALK'I ‘ |
- Frank \‘.'. Roberts of Manin
l'lt och lent. on today on a. business trip
through the mid: lc Yt'est with the
North Riluhiic Oyster l‘arms Corn
Tq
O O 0
"putting green" rit the
Club is pr0\in|;
younger act.
marbc
The. new
xc‘nhnk "Country
very popular with the
Every ovoninc live or six
seen swinging the clubs.
; 4 s 0 . O .
Mr. and .‘l‘rs. lienry' Harri:I of 21
Pint street mot-1nd to llnnhury
yesterday phr re the y “ere tht‘ guer- is
0‘ Mr. find \irs.1won1biy.xq;merly
oh‘his Icity. 4
0 O .
; 1W1, Joesm of liberty Square whd
has been spending a few weeks' ya-
ratlon in l‘,alisburg N Y.. is expect -21)
to return Sunday.
0 l t 0
«Elmer» H'ndricks ot Hendricks
place has purchased a new 3!:th
bile: anti Georcoatillman bteaching
.Vrr's.‘ }§endrick.: how to drive it.
s ‘l .
Julius A \lnnchestcr of Edlie ave-
nue; who has been ill for two weeks
with a sworn attack or rheumatism.
is well again
‘ . s I .
Theodore Olson .\\‘ilO has been at
the Ngrwal’k hospital. is now rapidlx
recovering at his home (in Van Zant
street. . . .
O O O
G orgc G‘ehche ot Gregory boule-
var . who-had vhls rootJadu'red. is
now recovered sufficiently to?” to
work again with his brother. A. F:
Géhebe. in Ea:t..WaIl-.Vington street.
Herman Kimch of Osborn ‘avenus
has just purchased I. “rd Immo-
bile. ";f’ t'flv‘
'Iwe ...Is
Enoch Lobb ”at Hat-via Beach is
pending a two weeks' vacation
Lantetly at his lou:.. ._ .-
Dr'CPT. mmi Mange av'ef
us_ i: .
It. . MM“
.asa‘r. ;_
Writ. Lindsay 'of
The membership committee. with E. -
The task of.
.\i1-.\'.1Hy is inking (pi
gale dopendent upon the Lraiflng or
returned trons nestled)"
‘ ”V ”merchant!
Harner's nrsge has
Mm W3?“
3:: wwway througmw
page extent
3,... 0:...
i."
Norfiqlk to tilt obtahrfi of Cottage
street and Osborn avenue. yesterday.
.. . .. .. . e e .'.
~ Mr. and Mrs.- Basel;tt.ot “have-
nus have returned from a two weeks'
mation.- -‘ 1-:
e u' ‘. -.. :- ._.~.
:Geoe'ge Panning": ot' Van Zant
street. an ctnplo'yc at "St?- fleorgc's
Paper Pulp mill. is 'iil' at his home.
0 ”0' ‘0' '
‘ Mr. Hertz moved from the Second
district to‘ 4,3 Van 2&1 street.
, .
Dr. John hasten of Rochester.
Michigan. is visiting at the home of
his rather fn Esme aVenue. ' ' -
0
.'.Mr Bradley ism'mnng today train
Van Zant street to the First district.
COOLIDGE TO
BE HEAD OF
' BOY SCOUTS
The l-‘edcral Act- -lncorpation "of
the liny Scouts of America prOVides
lhnt each year stormal report sh
be transmitted to. Congress. .’.I'R‘e:
Constitution: of the Boy Scou ,pt
A: 1cricd pIOVides that the President
of the 1mm: States shall be the
Iionory President of the organi-
Zattou ,nnd all living cit-presidents
of ‘thc ‘L'nited‘ States shall he hon-
oral-x vice presidents. upon their at:-
ceptance. ..
"Theodore Roosevelt received the
title, oi“ Chief Scout Citizen because
of his outstanding influence exalted
for the advancement of the move-
mcnt. Presidents Tan and Wilson
(‘ilch served the movement as honor
ury president‘s and are now honorary
Vice presidents. President Harding
“as the third honorary president
and always an actixe and influential
friend of the Boy- Scouts.
President L‘aiVin Coolidge, whom.
it is hopid. will accept the invitation
th it “ill be. given him to become the
,honorarv prcsitient,’ of the Boy
Scouts of Américit,é~ addressing the
1-H; -f Scout cxtcutivo VVhile vice
[|l(l|ld(',ll! said: "Vt'c need to keep
.‘tnnstnntly in mind the old saying
that the boy is the father or the
11mm. and that those qualities which
i “c prize must in American charactw
Li.
our youth ' Your ornniutlbn
sirI'rVes to preserVe and bring gut
thoao tial‘uuhlo traits. and I halide;
that the Boy Scouts of America V
.1 great future before thenr and c
in a rea orce 'working 3
Fume?!§ citizens 11.1" a
ll'ASHlNGTON. Aug. 1 5.—Dl-
Vorpes in the United States show a
much griatcr increase than in can-
nda. “here 11. large. growth in "the
number of decrees has been noted.
the Department of Commerce says.
in the l nitnd States in 1916 there
since 1916 indicate increase. I 4
American Consul 'nxgart. at Lon-
don. Ont. had informed the depart-
ment the numtbes of divorce in Clin-
min in 1922 “as only 544. against
59 in 1923
BABE RUTH NOW ~
' LEADS THE HOME
RUN HITTERS
YORK. A_qu.
Ruth took the lead besterday in bx
Louis in both .home runs and
ting aVerages. He pounded out one
round trip. making his total tor 0
season. one ahead of Cy “i1-
v
N 12‘ ll’ 1 6. -—Babo
Moms. and put his average up' to
.k*V~3-‘ w...“- ."A,‘
sor'ne gcod
e. has
William H. Ayrault ot.. 5 Edlle
‘e on image din twp woe va-
$3 {I in' ‘tlfeEWh t: moan 21?.
git“. W’ymeu moved efrom South
“ sale that residents in Annals. near-
mvoncrnowu
11112111191
were 11.. ‘ .086 ditorccs. and statistics.
‘ 5:1;
.3“ ‘Fnangy". 2% O 1.5- -
:TWRBYV AusIzet.—-rhe antiquated
"hf- the tunntory Mil-ti
leokMte'd at on. eatrino'e to the
151: also}. miniig the non-stain:
and connecting the cities or been:
and Shelton. is placed tony at
$251,000.11“ buildinl it I total
wreck. only one wall rebelling:
For, over three hours the entire
this building. A stlfl breeae was blow-
ing up. the river. and the. llama,
(mixed by this. spread rapidly to all
parts of the structure and threaten-
propcrty adjacent. So Itm was the
ly three mils-31mm werfmol
to close their windows. eo den“ was
the. smoke.
The occupants ot the building and.
the estimated loses. are u follo‘vl:
eph Puépola. tmit store.’ $8.000;
Xauntuck Valley Shes Repairing
Company. 85. 000: Etankfeld’s tarni-
ture store. 815.000: Androphy Broth
era. 811, 000: Daniel I. Ryan. ".10.!
tate. $8. 000: Thomas F. Dunne Com.
pany. 86 000: Herbert 1. Whitney.
real estate. :3. 000. Dr. w. ‘A. Hatch.
8500: District Nurse association.
32.600: Community club, 82.000;
Puop?ie tamiliel. 31,000; Total. tnA - '
000
The Flahefiy building was built in
1897 for Michael Flaherty. After the
death of Mr. .Flaherty it. became the
property of ‘the Ennis heirs. V.he
now own the land and what remains
at the building. They are the Misses
Margaret. ' Maideline. -Elisabeth , and
George Ennis. M. J. Flaherty has
' FINAL
CLEARANCE
'9— 01—0
All Summer Goods
Unusual mductions made in
order to clean our stock of
odds and ends.
it will pay you to come in and
look (nor the bargain} that
we have to attest .
‘ OXFORDS and runes
That: We Have Marked to
$1.95 and $2.95
Will Surely Supt-1st Sou.
-W KEELER’S
‘SHOE STORE
“'0 “theme D
. BOOTERY
club: meantime.
EARLY
FALL FOOTWEAR
53'32‘593'21332 itt'
- nu Shade in Suede
and so, Cuban and s
iHssll. Glove mint m0!
with style and quality-that
vecybody attain-es.
$5. 95 2336.95
compared with Harry Hell-
.3 9 3. ’ 5 ._
’ s 1'.
.3961.
man's
;; ._.'._
RED TAG SALE .;:
JUST A FEW 0
not... Rates and
W’Pullfllle
‘r.
r
F OUR VALUES "
{Ii-die! Ileana
.sm tan EPE '
puss, GINGHASIS moms . “my“ Gowns
Ra. val: macros“ Reinhi'ced . so a: 78““"w. W .‘L
19 33.131. 501: (“w-“"- .“° 44°
32.12111?“ ..... c Sale Isl-ice: Mei”, . . .
”6333» scour. j
m in...lotbe&;
haveteen pa”: miles“ -' and
lag rm saw "!°°*““§
to ”mm o ’9.
sale Erica:
$1.49
if .. -.
ems-tuner. ' salt-Isa l ‘36:
Sport Oxfordaof Randy Interest
. ,
s -a}.
STATEN
M31701“). Aug.
3. mu”. one of the m shoe
nre apparatus of Dewy. mated by
. am i in ear. Wand. ‘who
”Fun" "9" “at“ “4 condo Ital-.50.: 16;: Halo street
nia. worked to confine the‘fiu‘es. to
and 2“ Martin“ street. died sud-
denly at It. Well habitat at. i: 60
o'cleqk' Morley afternoon:
th‘ ésues of death was cerebral ~
ed for a long time. much niuthI-P°‘°"M
“OE sun DIES
10 .——William
The
.‘.. .9 . -. 1.1 a" ” i ' " itlll" 3"». .M My that be
M “9 nth {or Q0 A131»! LR“ Til ' ‘1“ .mgs mm Amnt Gila"
4.21311: ",1.” fit gum mmmwn Rose tobechiet of the
W mm "At“ 4: 26 ”octane '3. .12.? 61th mini 1!” «mt. zumf'; can“;
”aiming Ans. 13...)“ Alméi. ‘“'°"'°"”° ‘° ‘9'" “‘° °" r'duh 3:; elect“ 1.25;; 1. ‘ n
my? Mt of ti“ Moo: ‘1" $33!} uhggsdgdrfiprd to ”I. will appoint Thomas H. Shipman an
mxm'mkm in” 1. i I ._ ' k 75. “m .ggutant to cinema. .‘r. 12:?
... u... l o u n
o'clock at ‘11.: home. :5 Gridwold nah-'i' 15m ism warm. :30“ m3; 2? mm, to.
m . new mm. .4113. tsp-Rotten the mat in that position.
"’ ""““"' Wood “990mm! a— It“? 4 M .A'sslstaat Chief Rose is an older
beachgnpmsugnin. .a resort at East
Haven. caused aklonrJoot c-~tion to
sag eideway'a lat's roster-dam atte;-_
neon. throwing several. persons. some
in bathing suits and others in street
clothes}. into tho water. Hora than
:90. persons were on the.pier at the
time. .-
OneI- woman and two men were
scratched slightly by the .ltnteflng
man than Chief Gunners. who has
resigned bounce or his age.
mum cannot! NOTES.
The regular meeting or the Trinity
Musieab and Dramatic Vanild was
held'rmday awning-1n the Parish
hall with a large attendance. It was
voted at this meeting that a picnic
then aDWinted or “i
tram ans nominated
Moonlight sail “ii ‘ 1
‘ 1
“E“ by 111.. Gumb‘m“.
w ich niil Le ano ' ‘
papers. Weed 1: .
A motion “a; mad
that a short com-_ ngfu‘fd
Septembvr A commie H
pointed to look up and 6e
able play. Tim. comnu u'
of Mrs. Mottram15.35113,“e
ion \iottram an: sheds?“ .
nington. lines Icretan no“
“'eiis. has beenln can
(or the past tho month;
John B. Rogers lroducm ‘
of Foatoria Ohio in f V I
musical conic. ‘V VV‘rir‘» €531 V
would like to {mun-71...!
theatres in the ‘2". 4° i!
meeting to be i . .2 or. a”
the secretary vi‘i read an“.
portsnt lriiar
(rt-n
Romance poo! room. 82900:I'Je:fl
I We an a Plenty of. the Right-Sorbet Footwesr for thee
minnow”...
woe .91»
#5",
Halal-HI..."
s 10% ‘33:; V --\~ -_~-
'." .'.;
e'seeseeeeeeaeeee
erebs‘fi-esoscm
OO‘II‘OOIC
, 1.
III”
iiig overpiaids;
‘ Models are slot}; 1: .Vvith theVaew- .wi'dev
buttons—some with girdles and some with patch pbckcts'.
Quite a shoning of coats in all sizes form—NOM—
and all priced so that they Ewill
—-they’ll come in mighty handy some of. these cool eve-
dings at the seaside or mountains—$15.
Second floor. 009$“? . . .
Prices lowered .0}:
screens and screen door;
And just at a time when
[the layered prices to good all
.. Odd sizes in
hard wood frames.
.- Size 12x33 inch, .Vv’tre 40c, now
Size 15x33 inch, were 45c, now
Size mm inch, ‘Vv’ére 75
Screen doors, size 2 ft.’ Girl. 306 t. 161114:
pw $1.75“ '
‘Qourth Gonna-out" ' .1: . _ _-
.cs
‘3:be throw: to sguté So'nf‘e of the famous John
it’cn table cloths and tap-
Brown & SoasShannoeit
It‘sttriotm
Pattern cloths 572x72, :5
-i'p ’s..-..-s’
black and galvanized yire in durable
sleeves, big
be no: burden to take high:
you can take advantage of
vantage: " '
g .:
c, no‘y
-z. _~..
‘
s‘”
.. .k .1.
mnzs .»
. A‘sorted sizes, were :2. 7.5. new.” .4.
Assorted sizes, were $3.15: mwrW’ _ -
Assorted sizes, weress. 75, ndvuw j-
o’efv - eflf‘rg.
.4.
‘l
1‘s. ~‘
92x90 $6.50 sztos.
‘i'“
flesh brocade w:
Comfort
:f‘ .
‘fihquglzcin in back, made of
hose supporters in "
rstlette‘ io_ hook’in back, deep
m. away returned mm hisbusi- wood be held Saturn! 4mm “in I" °°n¢eminz the worming:— ‘
nose to his home at 100 North Main 1. Pleasure Beach. BC: I :1)qu “' ,
strut. Wat yesterday ‘ -~ mmm A committee in ch ge or the Phone or "nu-0“,”!
morning about Ii o’clock and ap- NEW LONDON. Aug. lG.-—City conveyance and other . etaiis was Sentinel. ”n”-
‘ ,
L 1* . ’ ‘E..
I " e t r. “
: . 15;.
. , I
i '1 he comfort brassiere
to Valenderize figure
The “Comfort"- brassiere is adaptable to ex an 110-
man, whether sléndtr, medium or full figure—it is it-
‘ ' ' ' * signed and fitted to give beautiful unbroken lines and 3f
'~ 0rds ideal gown foundation.
. V StYlISh coats b A brasfiiere to hookxundcr arm, adjusgableflafiing g}
ack with. as: 'sdppoficrs in front-Ima e 0 gm
for vacation mater-legit? , , - . 41 and 51. so
-' We astute lathndnm thoscti studeswof *‘ " ’ ~ hi ngm back made of
ems-$311.— bone v; F” g1] .I.‘ ' i. gdioggwitll hose supporters ill
* Iymotled eitectwnbrown WEE“ {A ' (imam f. .7 " “ '
\
out $1.50
elastic
sections over hip. boned over abdomen, made in flesh tig-
tired material~founfiose Suppotcrs, $2.
Corselettc to hook at side
with adjustable lacing in
back, boned over abdomen, real long hip with four hose
supporters, made in flesh stri pcdmaterial, $2. 25 ~
Comfort corseictte hookp back Yvith surgical elastic
over hi
ers $3. 95
Second floor.
,Wome‘n.’s .
,made of silk brocade with two
pairs of silk host.
rcar. "
undies
jjbf hmBIY fin-“m"
Women’ 5 light weight cotton combination suits v ifli
shell or cufi‘ knee, Si.
Women’ 5. light weight cott
on vests and bodice es:
Hosiery values
that are Worthy
Women’s hosiery in silk with lisle top and sole made
full
31 50
, Wafiea’s hosiery m 13:11:, light weight—full fashion-
ed in black and cordova’n, 75c
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