any. MARCH an, mu.
7 * WVSNT“T .
‘ Aufimifi‘aélf' ‘H
x.‘ ne‘ “‘1ka .
ture of the fun“)-
, mwnod. Indium.
'1" . we beouuol and
" ' .‘Hrk Sennott lot
7' . :31: in he: por-
k»:- lut plotnro
.. clothes and
and undenno
_ .,,.._.———
. . H is co-feoturod
-’"_ Man in “tattoo
Moth" proton
; tied up in a
"An independ-
‘ ml protomonal
- .i the PM?
.. i of timo,"
Spaniards ob«
Mum: bu‘ll fight:
3‘: : ssh say our
'\ rent: Malian.
puasanu. the
rm American
‘0 thorn in the
lirlzhan in
NM? York.
‘ 7: said We
sic-:7. we are
‘l with the
l—rc Tourneur
’. by the way.)
r HHS to have
n ".‘hite Moth"
an. to tho last
A” French. :0
1 music. conver-
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i RETURN
_ “loan Boxer
",2' 'f"ilt He ‘Vm
x i are Decision
nme
313:. 20.—-—Not—
' res of Luis
.’ lrers nought
:1; to change
Amcrican
.15! {1|th that
fast by his
fighting alto-
‘Tldl said that
:1 com their
change his
;: Flrpo had
the world‘s
”Lair: appeal
t'zhter “(tom
3; quit the
{ml an inter-
' .A the fight-
..r.;. of tho ad-
i even of
‘ rm my state-
- ! Press. -3“
- from boxing
morning
‘ declaration
~ _‘ rm; ifler
‘1 crentcd I
1320 City and
-~..~, circles. All
'3“?! published
;:,'-rr\'iow1 With
rated his de-
same.
';v:>‘s manager.
‘3 1.3 statement
vmen: that the
'wlf and am-
wi after the
ml." declared
a boas. What
despotch rc-
representative
. install. a New
uni; Johnston'-
‘ fl 9.th man
'm abandon his
sold 11m.
‘ w'rwn cablw.
' “; up M31313."
"1' V :ah. Mar. 20.
".nrld'l heav-
‘ . 471'! aka much
w of Luis An“!
i retirement.
‘~ Ilium. I think."
': the reports.
; _.-h'xr-i:y when".
"award inert!!-
.. f'xturo fight! in
’---mvscy laid.
’ 'l‘o American
: for any I'll"
’ the Wild Bull
*‘ ' Tr: in I. “cinch"
- m: in the dad-
» you and ”I!
“rune! Cl
..
a. M ..——-..q
5w rouk‘ our
: “r «tiny ..
hi
Polar On.
it: the North Would be tar more lol-
Vpormnt to co.- cmnomic life than
\ the finding 0: ccat. Tue reserves of
. oz! in this continent“ are being dim-
;lnl9hul ram-ll}: but oxp‘rrm (sums-‘2
Elba: our lwzlunzzzlozls Co.“ is 5357226111
1 tor a. thouaand years of careful use.
{Nor cool! cool be transported to this
5 country train a land so tar away. 01
Men tons of coal now leaving our lnv
‘ inn-l mines. on:y nine may wach the
«aboard. Learns-3 on»: {on is con-
sumed by locomotlvm on the w;y_
A coal train tram the Arctic would
reach this country amply. But the
advonccs in powrr transmission pro-
mise to be so grm: la the next de-
cade that coal in he AECCIC might
ifs energy transxrtzltwl go factories
thousands of miles away. Some at
our more dun-in: sciemzsu think it
possible that this energy might be
transmitted by radio. and some
his gator-late; in (no laboratories of
World's Work for March.
_________..___——
DON’T BE downheutedf The clas-
sified section is always handy.
GET UP steam for success. Read
the cluuifltd Luis.
. 7,
Delicious
on '
riddle GE:
Discovery of oil in any new land,
be consumed 23.: lb»: mine month and-
experiments alon: that {:29 are be-
ing made by Dr. W. ii. Whitney aml ‘
tho General Electric Common—i
moi-iii»:
DEIEGATl-BIN
GREl-linCH
Divide Honors ' With
state convention.
and In. Charlotte M. Webb. Chair-
man Henry P. Crawford. .0: the
Tm committee. acted as chairman
o: the caucus and the Town com-
mittee was elected. A chairman
will be elected at a future date.’
The members or the Republican
Town committee are Henry P. Craw-
tord. George A. Drew. Charlotte M.
Webb. Bartlet B. Hyde. Jennie E.
Stevens. Kenton S. Johnson. Silas
,D- thh. Sadie Groo Weir. Susan
ll. Mead. Ceccllia '1'. Murray. Ste-
phen L. Hadrord. Frank I. Palmer. ‘
1 Albert 5. Head. Henry '15. wmxeu“
‘Uscar D. Tntmll. Grate L. Pamb.
. Mary L‘. {hater}. Manon E. fiction... -
‘ 1:. Jeanette Palmer, Albert E. A
;:;r.. Edward Palmcr. J:.. - i. r: 1;
Mitchell. Mm B. My. Isaac '.
Hubbard. John Caxannnsb. Jr. 012' >2 ;
EA. Minor, Jennie C. Lyon and Ma y
. L. Smith. ’
_ The advisory Town commit‘ ,
:Whos- nan”; tailor have the privi- .
‘ lose 0: at:- ' mg the meeting: or {Li-3
Eiepubhcan .LC'WKL committee and 6:-
mung suggestions. but. are no: 2":
. lowed to Vote: Judge James R. Mall. 1
”William “I Eli-ates, Agnes S. Shir-
»woed. Sheden 15. Minor. Job: A.
:Clarko. Katherine -x. Hundlo. Job-a
lG. Masha-2. Aim-2 B. McCutheon.
Mary War: Jones, \Viniam A. wu-
mont. Grace 8. “‘lgmore. Jenny B.
‘Roderncyer, James S. Tuthilh'Kaze
5 M. Gm‘oell, George I. Lyon. Nina C. .;
:i'otter. Charles ‘4. “Hits. Annie ii.
lDodgc. Sadie L. Crawford, Fred B.
Elinor. Thomas S. Cooke. Joseph
Bruno. Frederick A. Springer. Helen
’R. June. “Kilian: H. \Vrssels. Sam-
inel K. Johnson. Edith A. Li-Jrgull:r
Ethel B. Thom. “31233:: K. 0:9: ,
rand Frances Mead.
mu. DONOVAN
mom CASE 1
i
r
Sculptor Thorp Allows
l
Fans to Look Over;
~. Work/at Studlo for! '
First Tlme 3
|
SE“? HAVE). March :Q.—For:
hie first time sin: Georg-e “7215.5.i
president a: the l» baseball club.’
awards: {be commission Earl
Tharp. sculptor, who is a: present?
working on the Dong-non memorial
tablet. permitted interviewer: to on-
{at hzs studio in Milford yesterday
to view progress he is making With
the work.
Within a few days the original. On
which Thor-p has been working for;
nearly two Weeks. will be ready to?
be cast in bronze. Ancr many hour-
02 solitary work Tharp permitted
first sigh: I: the plastalino sketch
which will :orever commemorate
th’e name of "Win Bill" Donovan. ,
Unusual beamy fineness and
craftsmanship is embodied in the:
work. The youthful sculptor but
confined himself to the ancient;
Greek proportions known as "Three ‘
To Two." Laurel and oak leaves are .
placed with true sculpural genius as Q
a crowning feature or the inscrip-v :
tlon.
‘ The inscription reads
In Memoriam
William E. "Wild Bill" Donovan
Manager or the New Enron
Baseball Club
19:: 19:3
Died December Seventh.
193‘
In the service- or his club
One or Baseball’s Noblernen. i .
Earl Tharp. who is now complet- ’
log the work. volunteered hl- cerv—
lceo to the muse. He is doing the
work at cost a: port or the great;
movement which teacher; a climax:
here on April :0. Donovan Memorial I‘
my. Thorn studied at Yale School
of Fine Arts nod Beaux Arts. New'
York.
‘y.-'
v‘r
_____.____.__———
Tho undo-in man: has
granted n canoe-ion for o long dis—
unoo telephone ”stem to link the
Federu District and. points in .11
states.
'
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.my GEHEBE’S ”£7“
unv, m If It’s W"
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ants—”ham nitmng: rollltor no
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31‘5wa morn
DAXBURY. larch
demon and ' councilmen.
third ward Wallace
Gammon, hard: :0.——Me.n long A chalrmn of the Democratic
will divide honors with the women Tm Committee. and a memo: at Which will he voted upon the party
in the Republican delegation to the the State Central committee.
The delegates displaced last yea:-
elected at the caucus yesterday were: member from
Jud“ June: F. Wm. Mn Sadie Thomas A‘ .Xesting_
Groo Weir. Judge June: R. )tead, name as candidate to:- counrilmarl in _Nominatinns for aliiarmen are: First.-
Y‘.’~“‘¢r
Our 5
Big
——It Comes But Once a Year and It’
While it lasts you can select $6 worth of the Be
This applies on nearly everything in the store.
the minimum pricgs suggested by the makers.
THE W
_ v are. A: a. quasi-foe 0: Heating one!
Cut! his entrance into the fight has
‘ created something like concern
- among Democrats who aaect to see
Y in it an attempt to renve with
greater vigor the old—time (Daft-Ste-
rne third word. Olmstead m long
been considered out of the political
lists. and in fact was known to have
relinquished any idea of holding of-
tens ant. Olmstead i: an avowed
Steven: follower. With the fight for
tax—An ele- the alderman contested in the Fourth
, men! of mystery was injected into ward between Renting and Jeremiah
Men at Repuhhm thou-imam election contest when A. Kane. an anti-organization man.
. the primary petitions were est-3w! Democrats holler-e that tbs- famous
-- Commits Tuesday night at midnight from as: old fight among party members has
tees W the “rd: for nominatwns {ct a1- been revived. and that the corn-
the city election will not be so apathetic ;
03:55:93.6}. a: at am terms-t. ;known with a has: hour after the
The nominations for councilmsn
and meeting Frida’y night are: First
ward, William A. Grow“. S»~co:2d.
John A. Lynch: Third. “innate G
caters! has Oimsteacl: Fourth. Thomas McNa!:r.
6 for 55 Sale
“Show 1‘. Costello: Fourth. man-
a: A. Ranting um Jot-exam A.
Keane. _
The Donner: Democratic Town
commit-tee has decided to take no
part in the {notional fight that has
developed in. the Fourth ward be
tween Attorney Thomas A. Hearing
and Jeremiah A. Keane forum nomi-
nation for alderman and will [3!!an
nhanésoot! policy. The primaries
wzll be held Friday in the City Hall
auditorium. all four wards voting
in the same building. »
The primaries will open at three
o‘clock Friday aha-moon and will
close at nine o'clock Friday evening.
I: is expected that the results will be
closing of the pn'xunriu.
Supporters of both Renting and
Koone are working and indications
are that n’eariy as many votes will
be cast. m the Fonrth wart! primrieo
a: would be cast by the Democratic
; rig-'13.- in rm election in that ward.
Yes!
Screens, Pottery, ‘
Sale.
Remarkable Sale.
.Windup
Is Now In
Full Swing
s a Winner for You—’-
st Home Furnishings in Bridgeport for every-$5 cash you invest.
The only exceptions are a few special articles on which we quote
Your Choice :35;
Furnitureofeverydeoawhon’ ' Earthling; Room,
Dun' 'ngRootn meg' ' RmBmHmRmSun
Parlor, Hall, Den, Porch and Kitchen.’
Springs, Mattresses and Pillows
Ombenutifnl' newfineofRuggtoo.
(Whittafl’s Excepted) Armstrong.
.. andWiId’slmolem—A' finelineof
'fiarpets;ourentireheofaneria,laoeCurtnins.
)cnms, Nets, Cretonneo, Tapestries“ Velours, Couch
Covm,lampo,hfirmrfictmu, Cedar Cheats.
. Refrigerators,
ai.111:ll"‘.4;§.WhitneyBalziyCar-ring' nSullnu' andStrol-
“an, Cubs. Basmetta‘ and other Chili: Funk hm. g;
—Detroit Jewell Gas Ranges, Andes Combmobon' '
ConlandGaaRnngoo,AndeoP1pelas" Formals:
oneGlenwoodPrpelm’ Fminthisfiforfi
Your Money Lies in the
Bank Nearly 5 Years“
Toenmwhatweaflowyouhereatonoedm'hgthis
mULYl'I'hiaisawonderfillopporhmxty' foray
onetomnkcamatunnanlmingonxalfioth.
nagleQn‘lrty' lbmernnhmgs.‘ '
Young People About to
Furmsh' a New Home
CanasilynveenoughonanOntfittofurmsh' one,
roomabooiutdyfieewhfletbisnkhm.
FIGURE IT OUT YOURSELF
}
9:"- Home: Journal Courier-)
Senator Roxana: preaenm to:
consideration th‘n table 0! content:
in this Washington "Who’s Who.‘
here are lobbyist: for the sugar in-
tuesm. for the steel inter-eats. tor
the‘ wool interests. for the tobacco
interests. for the fertilizer inn-rm
tor the cotton manufacturer! tutor—
ests. for prohibition and asthma:-
bition. {or post-.1 employes. for in-
bor emulation for ram-nods. for
M Service emplom the equal
rights a: women, (or the bonus. to:
those opposed to the bonus. «for the
fiction. plan 0: tax reduction. for
the tart-net’s organizations for the
shipping interests. for Henry Ford's
acquisition 0'! Muscle Shoals. for the
water powor trust. for the packers.
for the oil interests. for the disabled
enervice men. tor tfio manufactur-
ers for the army. for the navy, gm-
national aid to education. and many
Heywood-Wakefield,
Value ertl‘ Value
For Value For
Exceptions
'5 6—3 5
$60—$50
8
s 12—; 10
$120—$100
“$600—$500
Close-Out Patterns at ’3’
Much larger Rehction
2W Rugs, Hoover’Socfion Cleaners, Easy Young Wading Machines, Hooa'er Kitchen Cah-
mcmmwmoumAmvwme and Gold Seal
WWAthRdmmmOfifldexManPaymtTm
3 30—3 25
$300—$250
312004101!)
PAGE % 5-
Fotherspecial tutored; W »
is honeycombed rim lobby“.
hotels are {all of them.
It wonhi be Enters-til: t6
from some <5th OM‘ fi
what an extent the growth 0‘5
lobby is dine. in part. m b'
are of Cong-rm to w m,
opinion and. in part. from the to“
concentration a: “'th
practicalfy all of the peopk'.
nos. It Conga-es sought to not
better the wishes of thflr W
cats and worked to confine thc
eral s’overnznent to W
belongs to it ancl left the amt
do their own basins; i: is In“
there would be less acme for &
lobby a: he describes.
:1
According to a New tort 9&2
cizm many automobile drivers lo-
wtop a form of foot trouble I
tho us: at the pedal: on their"
that in some cases have We”
run! daformities. "‘
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