.. -fl m... . . F“...
'JinxCal‘akeaOva-
“ .m:(Continued from Pun One.)
w the at
opened. After about
7 men the firm moved to the.
fly Block at 1: So. Main Street.
.mfinxa store 28x50 feet- 1.
‘fladually expanded until it finally.
Md the entire upper floors.
finding that the business had cut-
“.rovn this building. Mr. Collins
bemmenced to look around for a
may to make more room. and had
‘phnadrawn to remodel the building
Ind add to the floor space. As this
' was about to be done. Mr. Collins
Iold the. Ely Block to Jacob Bros.
and purchased the Haney Block at
70 So. Main street. Some four years
SSO he had the building remodelled.
exit-n floors added. and moved in
October 1. 19:0.
The change ct location was a_
triumph in business foresight. and.
from that time the firm or A. J. Coi—
iione Co. has grown with a rapidity.
that is alumst unparalleled in the
history of Somali: business entcr- ,
prises. until todnv it ismid it is the
large-st furniture and house—furnish- ‘
hem-cert Nev:
in point of
in: establishment
York and Bridcepnrt.
floor space and \nrlcty of steel; car~ '
ried.
The present addition was nece5~'
my to handle the rapid growth of
the business, The store 03A. .1 Col-
lins Cm. while being one 0: 13:4? :1: ‘5‘
attractive in the southrrn par: cf
the state. is also cue of '2‘.- izngest.
housing thousands of dollars worth
of quality faint: urc and furnishings.
ranging in in: ict_\ from those of
modest price to the finest.
Mr. Collins states he is proud of,
the fnct that most of ihf customers
the firm had twenty 5ears ago are
still cnmomcrs of the laggvir and bet-
ter Collins Co. storr of lode}. This
is the clear icsnrtto of th‘: mer-
chandisc. 5:31??? sat .5‘nctlon
meted out to pa: .— on- A. J.
‘ nllins ( o. s sin: . 2; mm
comm: is to g. \e the mos: tor the
money in quality f .rni': r:. is. keel
i-y gust-ant:- ‘tc cont}: '3 poiic}
is truth.
transaction *2 it dos-s no: (Ofisidtf
agile comp.~..- until the customer
is satisfied. In advertisements the
firm makes :0 exaggeratcd stat-:-
meats. but confines them to far.-
The. customers find the en: in" ft; rc
pleasant and courteous. ran-l to it:
initiative and business ileum-'1'. of A.
,., 4.
J. Collins must be awarded the crc- !
tilt of building up the Large and suc-
”in! house of the A. J.
Company.
Proud of is .‘m‘mpiishments
The firm hem: proud cf its an,
complishments. and in order to cric-
hrate its new .d enlarged store to
have an informal cream; Sniur’355
Afternoon and evening Septemler
18. from 3 to 9 p. Jr... to which the
public is invited. and at which time 4
it will give any one hundrcd and
fifty dollan in prizes. [wry one
railing the store helm tin-so
hours will he presented “1th a slip
upon which to write his or her name
and addrcs and then de‘pMit 1: km, E... (1.-..
a box. At nine o‘clock the awards
will be made. and the lucky name's
announce ' An or:h-. stra wi‘l {ur-
nish mu:\ durir. 1: these hours.
16 Realty Transfers
Recorded in City
.ed 1 to 1 1-2
tcreppcd out in
Re 3! e513' 5 dc: is recs
:1 the c’ticc cf 12-: ‘
number :fi and 3:" 5.5 tr.‘
Mary “I
lie.”
lots. Foster park.
3d: kins Scum on:
111221 and mfa. 2'3:
Cliff street-
Estate of dwir. W God‘rrtr to
£111.an Btu-mar. lot no: rantings.
Romzicz avenue.
16 B Keilogg to Ctiflcrd unveils
and wife. f. Eats. Bartlet: avenue.
Wilbur) H. Flatt to Eureae J.
YanScss lo: P
met.
Amelia War: to Mae E Macrerzr.
1 lots. Limbs ‘her 1145:).
Herman I.‘I~rundn1_:e to John ..
Walsh. lot a: ; handing-r Mechanic ;‘
m2.
Isaiah mm to Jar.” A. Smith.
lot. Third street.
land Wag-3r- g: L‘- .3 m: 7::k‘
C. Brnodme. 2 lots Ponus Manor.
land Wanner (t ale: to IEark 12.
Quinlan. lot. Penn: Muir:
Planning to Roster-e
0f PotSdam; statically rt..-
straight {cmrdné‘ss 3.0m- . ._
esty and square milling-s in {‘91} 1
Collins 2
and b:l2d‘sng5. Winfield ’
"Awarded by A. J. Collins,
I
NAVY FLIER SE18 ‘
NEW SPEED MARK}
Lieut. G. T. Cuddihy. U. S.
navy. is the holder of a new
worlds speed record for sea-
planes. 197.6 miles an hour. Hr
not the mark at Philadelphia.
" Latest Wall
Street News
NE‘V TOE-1X. Sept. 11.—S‘.ocl;
prices poi". ‘3. upward a: the open—
rtnrkrt. ‘i‘dzs‘ourgh
"i common opgned
the pref" rrrd sold
\rrlm :11 105 1-5.
'. imprmed 'mc-
‘ rir: d 1.5 the
near
tum war a: t...
73‘»: undertone
thwugh the early
which broke 3 p0
’Cr l‘
‘r rpm: a rent: a. . .
‘-1 “ I‘vaxtsm‘. Client: :2! “is pm.» “:06
up ”2 piznts and Alexei} 'l A- 1 Zion
Rat: : “.1 Far: .15. Brook: ' 1‘
has adtaxcod 1 1;: l 1-: pt" -
mac a good acme-Estrella: of group
strwrttth.
rrspcctixeo.
“‘ca‘xr-s \5 of the 5'. Paul i55u+5
’c ” .tuaiiy cxter fiTd 1:- ".he other
5 r: . preferred
dropping: two p0 .‘icrthern
l‘;:..’1.~ and C21”
more than a pc
in. Delaware and
tc-ard Air Lute prt
sues. each of W}:
be'nw thcir 3~~‘\i: :5 t
‘1 the list held rim:
Plan to Relieve
Bridgeport Traffic
a par. n3. Sarat-
At Meyer Ila}..-
of the trnffic e:
from the dire
‘ will be diver".
This result 5:4
{lord entering
Iford avenue rows 55?.» 90:“... 5.3..
0
WA“. Germany 897:. li—geongestion when ‘! 13:5 ”.391: Q“
mmwrc-mmmh
l
pan-r to the ascendancy of “1111121:
11 a emperor of the Ger-mar em-
fie. 30cc After William becamei
fie It‘s-.113 JESS. he made many
Mn. an: numerous addition:
1. the m tidings. and ‘lrnf'ai is
no but. it is announced. un—
mm of ammo-1:. to
the ma- chm which
mum.”
hfnyette Motors
l
busines- cent t’.‘ of B:-id;1pcn_ 53an
to the Erie which (taste-dim be sent into Brir: apart over.
the northerr route. by ear of rm
inn-m avenue. Bhffifin arczne and
North avenue. 1: is hoped it. this
way to relieve sz-me of the present
eengmlen in John sine-ct. Bridge-
l
.Part in the parade.
1'2: 4‘ lnIEndtd to turn on: about 29g
smigepz-rt \sa ‘
4..
Food
BOSTON.
o
‘ when memorial services were in
, progress for them at their home port
isustennnce.
of Grand Bank. N. F. were brought
here today by the liner Davieian
ll'Dm Liverpool.
.‘ibo and Dennis Drake. were taken
at charge by the British consul and
were to leave for their home late ho-
iar on the steamer Dubs, Bench
.cr St. Johns. .\. P.
Drifting in a dot-y three dab in
drnee tog. the fishermen kept their
meager supply of food in reserve and
oak nothing but a little water for
They retrained from
rowing in order to husband their
‘strength until on the night or the
a.
third day the fog lifted and they
sighted the Portuguese fishing
schooner Senhora Du Gui. The
. Schooner m becalrned and’the "mien"
overtook it. by rowing. They spent
1: days on the Portuguese craft be-
.orc the Davisian took them 03 last
Sunday.
T1150 and Drake were members of
the tree 0’ the how Foundlan
fishing schooner Wit-tit red Lee. which
'——- sealed tron: Grand Bank: for Quer- m“!!! 1h“ under no
‘ eau Ranks Aug
Roth hue been
fishing more than twenty yearn.
Parade
(Cont inued from Page One)
0; en ior dancing-
It “as \0: ed by :he Corn... ttee to-
retaln the senile: o! the American
Band for the parade. Frank Field:
tho; business. Manama. of the Ameri-
can Bond and Ruins Sm: iii the Pre—:
sident of the local Musicians L';nlon
were present a: the meeting and 31:.
”fields explained to the Committee
-'.?.at the National talent of the Ainsl-
‘ncie ae indartdual Citizens of the;
ji‘nitcd Sinus, despite
Julian Band did not parade. Mrmo
there of the committee stated this
American “faint—co fili'
‘bark 2 points and Hartman Corpora-t
tier. and 14:5:- \\l 515511 and 1 3-5
3 ' clans would not allow them to par—
ade wit}: the ltnltan Band. that had
3 been placed on the unfair list of thei
National Union.
Wimmm
The Ccmmiztee expressed a desire.
that the l’nited lialtan Societies o‘
the City would reconsider their for-
' 311:” action and take part in the par-
he fact that
morning. that it was their desire to
hate the 1’- mtcd Italian Societies in
the parade and it is hoped that some:
Ingreement can be arranged by to»
’morrow excr ing. Whereby they will;
Lake part in the Defense Day cele-
brat ion.
V0 represented“ 01 the Italian
Societies appeared at the inertia:
last 1:.
Innis udOd o speaking for the
[tilted Italian Societies mice. thia
morning that if the Italian Band
“35 no .xallovred to take ran in the
parade that the Lniiod Italian So~
tactics 0‘ the City would not take
3e stated that
“on; tor the affair.
The Parade.
The parade and the complete pro-
f gram at the Armory is an lollon:
; c»;
Police W1.
Grand Manual] Am F. Seder.
and of Stall Leno, D. Dow-5.
Grand Marshall‘s Stair.
FIRST DIVISIOY
Captain \\ alter
and Sat.
ilatttry C. ltlzrrd F. A. C. N. G.
Srcor. u I'Laztalien Combat .l‘r'nin.~
ndF. .\.C.N.G.
urn,
31
G. A. R.
i-‘p-nish “‘ar Veterans. /
\ eternns (1 Foreign “Hare.
Americnn Legion. '
192:“: r. A. c. x. G- maxim
‘ (equipment)
. 82-1031) 031503.
John Milne, Marshall and Staff.
Ilowap'to: Fife and Drum Corps.
R. P. 0. E.
1.. O. O. M. Degree Team.
0. 1'. A. 31..
I. O. R. 11.. Norfolk.
Junior Red Cross.
Karena: Bose Coupons.
Red Cross in automobiles.
inn: rmcnm AT rm; AMI
Prayer for on: National “'23th
........... Rev. D. P. Hurley
‘Stzr Spangled Banner
, ............. Peoples Chorus.
"Under the direction o: 3113. F. J.
Mormo‘ n.
35.15.1155 Mayor Thomas Robina
"5030 ............. Mthllamller
2
port. and other streets in the down ’
toil-a section of the city.
bring 1h- a)", ,...
plu- Ieek to :g‘eugmmag, SBeIlQSWhisfles,
For Defense Day
fireballs ring and the fire ‘hkfiej
l
Accommied on the Nana by
Him Mabel Millet.
Address ......................
‘ groi. ErnesLCoulter.s.s.0.R.c.
Solo ....... ' ..... Mr. John Wehle
Singing ..... ...... Peoples Choral
America .‘ ......... Peoples Chorus "
Benediction ................ . ...
Rev Ernest F. )1ch
Dancing until I: o'dock .......
.. . . Music by American Band
IadKnookedOlfBike
ByAntoinMainSt.
George Allen, of :4 WM atoning:
"war mm— injured at l owns!-
1
larder anemone. He was W
08'! his W912 Bread 83‘ w
=strem by an autonomic operated
beraDenalam 0238?”?
Portia-startled it won marine-33m The boy‘s do!” were
tmmdhemmm“
lei-“w at 5:39 cclock mm em~hmwhilm mun-toned
in“ nwmaniybemhmqgg’eethe mm m m Ira
I”fling{ah-{GeorgeRental-dunno:-
I
l
mmmmum
Mmmmm
man”.
:Driftodl3 Daysin Fog j .
Husbanding T h e i r
Strength and Saving
Sept. lL—Tvro Seu-
Foundinnd fishermen who were res-
rated at sea Last Sunday at the hour
The men. John
18‘32‘ Towers and Resen'c’om-.
Deadlocksin
Boom Collapses
to The 8entinel.)——“’lth hardly g
ripple disturbing the political mg“
the Republican State Convention in
union here yesterday nominated by
necinmation a ticket heeded by Col.
Hiram Bingham. now “out. my
nor. and avoided thmtened fight
over the Klan only to tun headlong
into a bitter'twodlour battle on .a
rule designed to provide relief for
deadlock: in Senatorial and Probate
districts. ' ' .
The expected fight for the mend
place‘on the ticket between Senator
John H. Trumbull. oi Goahen. and
John H. Wadhams. of Torrington.
had evaporated when yesterday’s
wanton was called 21) order. the for
nier being nominated for Lieutenant
Governor by acciamation. upon the
motion of John Buckley. of Union.
the heralded supporter of “‘11de
Dlmgreement over the omce of
State Treasurer proved. to beahort
lived when Ernest 8. Rogers of New
London was unanimously choaen
despite an exert on the part of Tax
Collector “‘llliam H. Blodgett tof
xtnntpede the t‘onvention for Wad—5
hams. Both Buckley and Senator
John .‘L Brooks. of Torrington. told
ithe Contention in no uncertain:
conditions '
accept the§
could Mr. Wadham
nomination. if offered.
. We I‘nexpeaed.
The dispute. which for a time.-
threatened to extend the Convention 2
alihrtmghout most of the afternoon.§
{broke without warning as the mem-
there were preparing to vote on ad-
:journment. It came up as the last
larder of business: when Harvey P
Biseell of Ridgefle’d. Federal Col-T
letter of Customs. arose to (later {or
in}? Conventions aproval the report
.02 the Rules Committee. of which he
was Chairman.
The rule which Mr. Blast-ll offer:
ed for the fed cation 5 nproval pro—
lfided in brief that in the event ofa
-deadlock in Senatorial or Probar
dicrtcna existing twenty-eight dais
{before election. the State Commit-
Reemea of the County in which the
deadlock, occurred should be en:-
Ipowered to name the candidate.
Before any motion could be out
from the floor I. )1. Allen. of Gre-
.. a.-.
lion. was on his feet claiming that
the rule had been specifically draws:
up to enable a crruin member (.
‘the State Central Committee to
nominate himneif a: State Senior.
389 did not name the man
"You talk about a one man wit
lite shouted. “and about cleaning :2:
ithe parties from tithin. and thee.
iron try to put this actou'
opponent. who prefaced his rec-Ans;
:m a declaration "I believe in 271-;
chine rule. particularly when i no?
the machine. g
l
m Spats. 5
. Kingoppoaed the rule or: that
gmnnd that in his Probate distract;
ithich takes in Bridgeport. Tram-g
bull. Eamon and Monroe. there is
liable to be a deadlock. "
ford, Greenwich. Nora-1.x. and
Ridgefield step to and tell Jr- who;
held. it: Bineu. um only
memtm of the State- Central Com—i
mittee as are included in the Pm-§
bate district affected be gongit‘rfd;
in: this connection." -
Won took the form of a for-g
item aflected rather that. Slalt Con-
tra] Cammmeemen should make the
§choice in the event of a deadlock.
Incense-d at this. Allyn amaze: the
2300: ngain and moved that
7whole matter be put on the table.
:The decision of the Chair on an
fuse" and “no“ vote was doubted
.ad 'a doing rote resulted in 1 he deo
feat of the motion. mfiem u; this
lx-ote stood 54 against taming and 17
j in am.
. At this point motion followed
motion and various members of the
Hindu Committee arose to explain
gum: sand on the qostion. Louis
3 Petnmart. of Lew Haven. the 01er-
’ ed an amendment providing a choice
{of candidates by case-n: withdrew
.hie amendmmt. ‘hofing to super-term.
poiltial weight of the gentlemen
from L'nion. Mr. Buckley." Mr.
Bald‘lr‘in also withdrew his amend»
meet. '
Eventually a vote was taken an
the motion to refer the thing to the
.1 State Central Committee with a pot-
: er to act. This tax owns-helm
loan. finally. ‘arter two hours of
heated W on. interspeeed with-
,scveral ammo“ debates. the
incarnation voted liver-ably on an
iamendment to the m1 reach:
“on. providing that in the event of:
deadlock in Senatolhl or Probate
.dintrlcts the Chairman and Vice-
Chaiman of the In“ Committee:
shall meet with the delegates at a
contention to he called by the M
Commmneand there make choice of
candidates. This amendment araa‘
goinedbymltonc. morn».
» man.
the first trier of m of m—
G O. P Delegates Wage
Long Battle on Rules
lhsputeOverWMeensofAvoiding'
Senatorialendl’robateDis-
tricts Lists Over Two Hours— Wnditnms’
' mongoficusgmrm,
SALARY cmctALissoUGn'r
Connolly’s
SEW HA‘ EN. Sept. 11. (Special ran Governor. the 960919 Will SIS.
Wi‘ell. done, thou coed and faithful
The"; was no formal nomination.
the delegates seemed to expect none.
and Col. Binghnm was nominated!»-
nctlamatlon‘ upon the motion of fir.
Buckley that the roll call be dis-
penned with.
_\ committee composed of Marcus
Holcomb. whom Congressman a?
ritt rotor-red to as “uncle" and com-
pared him to another famous “un-
cle" Joe Cannon. J. Frederick Baker
of New Haven. and Senator De Pey-
Portland were
members of a committee to notify
Colonel Binghazn 0! his nomination
and assist him to the plattonn. .
Expected Guam
It was in anticipation of a. spirited
contest that the delegates watched
George B. Chandler. of Rocky Hill.
arm to placerln nomination -the
7 7 7 John R. Trumbull.
Goehen. an a Republican mndldnte
for Lieutenant-Governor.
~ only after Mr. Chandler's nominating
<pcech was finished and John Buck-
ley of l‘nion. moved Nr a vote by
1itcclttnttition that the crowd realized
mat the “1de boom had unex-
pectedly collapsed-
speech of Mr. Chandler was in part
The nominating
“On behalf of an overwhelming
_maiorit_v of the delegates of Hart-
:ord County I place before you for
consideration
name of John H. Trumbull for Lieu-
In so doing. I will
Connecticut
tenant Governor.
give the State
chance to honor a self— made man
who ha- made two blades of green
Deals Scored in
Court—S:e n t e n c e
Suspended» . '
. ’ '
BRIDGEPORT. Conn.. Sept. 11.—
The claimed inconsistencies atten
in: the promotion on schemes of t e
GocGaa company in Not-walk were
unaparlnxiy attacked before Judge
John W. Banka in Criminal Superior
court yesterday afternoon when At~
tonal-yr Paul R. Connery argued in
rnvor of leniency toward James
'meh. Nomi]: Youth formerly em-
plolted by the company end charged
by its officials with embeaiemcnt in
the aunt of 31. 040.67.
Lynch. hired as the company’s
Ilia-manager in Namath. admitted
appropriating only 8N7.64. It was
claimed in hk behalf that the com-
pany had failed to fulfill its promises
to him in the matter of aalary and
payments toward an automobile de-
livery truck and that he took the
money. obtained inroliectib‘n. not In
the manner of an ordinary thief
but. “mistakenly taking the law in
his own hands” instead of restoring
to proper legal action. it use he 4
felt it was his just compen tion.
.Lsenience of one year in jail was
imposed. upon Lynch. and execution
was suspended. He was placed on
probation for a year.
The promku made to Lynch were
not the only one: made promis-
cuonniy in t-‘orwnlk by the Go-Gas
company. it was charged in court
by Attorney Connery who said “then-
minds of dollars" of‘siock had been
$4.
1
i
‘.
2'
John F. Cuiierton, recently
Cincago', is now betn‘ g sought for
questioning regarding a $4,000,-
firemen: pmsion fund, of which
he is president. He is said to
be honeymooning with an actress
bride in Russia. ,
the hillsides beautiful. In Dublin we
sold. with promL-ee of “one hundred
per cent. profit." but no dividends.
were paid nor. he alleged. did the
company install gas stations as he
declared it had pledged itself to.
of Kilarney were awfully pretty. By E
the tray. Kilarney with a population .
of about 4.05%! has 49 saloons
: ' THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11
LOVE-SICKDDCTDR
ousted” fire oommts'sion' er of.
OOOahortagcinthe paltccandf
cularly at- the period we visited. The %
heather was in full bloom making:
found mafly buildings destroyed by .
the recent Irish trouble. The Lakes?
5 men who has served as chairman of
. the Union practically tree from debt. i
grow where only one grew before. A
the supremely important Central:-
sion of'li‘inance and through whose
:fiorts this State is the only one in
In placing this name upon the rest- _
are: Connecticut you will proclaim the" w“ 3 mm. win: the name of
o the ‘50er that this State is a safe \‘on Cn’jetx‘hrg gpwlbed on it. Mr
Hartford y . ' D ‘ ‘ .
fi . - on tastiebe united relatiV'ea lav-
' Lemmy. is singularly proud to be able in; in Mud: and found ‘them
place to invest money.
to oft-3r the name of Trumbull."
SCHULTZE
(Continued from Page One.)
JAPAN WILLNOT
MEDDLE [N CIVIL
WAR IN CHINA
“mrm*°°-°h.:: :Forex'gn Ministef Tells
Associated Press of
Hands-01f Policy —-
Anxiety Visible
(By Ami-ted Plan)
lip—Japan has no
intention of intervening in the do-
”nestle difficulties of China. Baron
.“Va he asked. “should Siam-3K1}: um Sill éiehara. .
told the Arsoemted 1%..
today. when asked to outline elite
are shall name? Sow let me 6115- ‘Japanese rover“ mom 5 policy i
m to the gentleman from Ruse-stud to the preeent civil war; in
such‘ !China.
The Baron mlined to comment
'urther asserting that his reply cor-
rred all the questions naked. includ-
irg Japan's position in Manchufln.
; Alfred C. Baldwin, of'Dert-y. Valli-expecting General Chan; Tao-Lin
3 another opponent of the rulea .d his and the south Manchurian railway.
Official statements of Japan' e pol-
Comings. Mmhnll. mal amendment $113611 pmud‘ * 111"» dc? 0‘ neautraii 5' "3d 3°“ interven»
,the Chairman or the Town Commit; tion do not hide Japan a anxiety re—
garding reported interchanges be-
in ‘ Sunday morning: on this street. all.
TOKIO. Sept.
tween “'aehizgton and London
to China. in which pro.
dispatches. particularly' those from
the llmndon. indicate that positive mean-
urea are being discussed-
ananwe officials earnestly desire.
to remain in line with the powers
movements. which ren- vttally af-
fect Japan‘s position in Hanchuria
gand are muons to avoid commit-
:merit: to either Chinese party.
that General Wu
FeioFu is receiving American arm-
pnthr. if not support. but officials
any this is not believable At the
same time they deny that any aid
has been. or will be given Chang
mull:
swim-1m
(Syn-omnibus)
SHASGHAI. Sept. lL—Foroee of
rival military gore-1:. ore wilting {or
mammrem-
dwfmhmh‘inthem' ‘2.
sq aiming. iomwest.oi Shan-
ghaLI-here thedefiendhztmflof
theChehnnxgoment captured
thmmneariflhnhke.
.1de the Chem
”mammalian-nth;
maptuedtotnsindadedwmg
mmuewmm
maidthe landing W
mmm up reinforce-
Mathemmgrémom-
ufimmflm
SEANGEALSI’LILe—m total
‘moumlamm cm
“Mm one mixed
from China hint
\‘tl’j‘ interesting.
Let Hr. Schullxc tell of the trip in ‘
:hk own worth. He said;
“it was on June :3 When are left
New York on the Majestic to go
abroad. “‘e.‘landed at Southamp-
ton July 4 and the first thing to
missed was the fireworks with which
are are Wanted to celebrate the
day. “'e proceeded to London
where half a day endeavoring to
find hotel accommodations.
“While in London. I located the
Hon. Jameo Stewart. a member of
Parliament. who made it very plen-
aant for no white in London. Two
years ago when I made the trip to
California. Mr. Stewart was in 0‘ r
party. Mr. Stewart took us through
to attend a meeting of the House,
unusual privilege. “’e were keenly
interested in a warrant We were able .
to see. This warrant was that signed .
u;- Limmeeil in l“, ordain; the
death of King {mica “"e 3;“ 2331.
and a guards a: duckingham Palace
At “empty we attended the huge
fair. The fair was made up to re-
pruent all or the industries of Great .
Britain. W'e new miniature diamond '
mines of kimireriy in operation; coal
mines in operation and we even saw
a cheese made in Australia which
weighed {.300 pounds. While in
London. we had also visited .‘manyd
other points of interest battles thaec
“And then We came to the Blar-
ney stone. the shrine of Ireland‘s dc-
votion.. Situated upon a clitt‘ 125
feet high. to kiss the blarifiiet~ stone
is not an easy task In fact- {out
:have fallen from the cii. 't’ although
inane has been k.lied.
on your bark. while someone told:
your legs. bend our backward until
you reach the small cavity in which
Sit is We all kised the stone. And
then. on SeptemV-er 2 we sailed for .
home arrix'inerix days later after a
stormy trip."
YOUNG SLAYERS
AWAIT TRIP TO
CDUNTY Mil.
(centinued—_-— from Page One.)
the House of Parliament and even 2:: troupe o? gm” all nie
made arrangement: no we were able; ‘
and scores cf letter and telephone
rather than a hanging derision by
Hodge firefly. Graft: precautiom:
were taken by the officers to pref
rent a bomb being placed or hurl-
ed. 5
With sensors»: passed the sobject
of possible paroles names up for
speculation. Judge Cnvcrfy urged
in his decision that a parole never
be grnnted. but the matter wit! rest
with the parole board.
mentioned. I think that I was parti-
cularly interested in was Bow lane, E
the do: exchange of the city. On 3
dog ownen wishing to dispoee at
their canines’ appear. There docs
wh"h ranged from :3 cent: in price
a to 8306.
1
.u. next stop was'Dorer and?
France. and that to Perla. In Paris
teatLendedtheopenanweuanthe
NMngm comedy
whichwaamoreorimntlgnnhut
beautifullymed. Woman-mn-
ateenouxhtobeabieuattendthez
Olnnptcgamea. At Vern-lieu. are
visited Napoleon‘atnmb.
"At humane. Miami. are}
More looting for hair, are enjoyed
Twywemrelledthnm‘hthe Sm-
phvtnnndfimfleelongandvhfl’ch
goubeneaththenlpe.
“Wednppedatlmanandwerein-i
termed in the Cathedrals. Florence}
willbelt-3n"retire-likenedhyuiibeoi
aueofthecahdflmrhnmadeal
makea‘unn‘gnn. cranking!
theirthlpslaaneflorttoam'actaj
fare. Wenemfive‘dayeinfiom
WSLPeter‘etheYancan and
mchmehuuweuufliem-
nominee. AnathenveviaitedXount
vmam and.8§rento. In
More stopped'at the hotetat
whichmmedjmbetmhe
makonmhapi' earherehedied.
Onthetriptoanleawera-eimer-
emedhthemlcmonmmud
Nam I‘ugflnzbythepkoeaz
windmamadedbyamwd
Itemiovertofindoutmtmfie
macaw a. m of
Americana-non had ”Milne.
Mum
“'Atx*enieeire.eukyedaflleon
thee-min. mm or. static:
mmmvmm
My. MYMwewmtoLn-c
oer-alto); the
had our first glimpse of the Alps. 39k”.
i
1it doesn't rain anymore: was
rinkandteremnhhgthem "
proximately: ST years.
There are some. however. “he
Esay that kidnapping for ransom. for
fwhich hte ninety-nine year senlfit‘f
was fixed. in not one of the {082'
crime: for which the Illinois gamte ‘
fixer pnnshment of a definite num-
‘ iron:- there we went to m giver of rears. and that the sen: races,
easily could he get aside.
Judge Gavel-35' made no mention
‘ of whether the sentences should run
consecutively or concumzttr. but
the speculation had it that if eon-é
currently not more than thine-seven:
the boys
:yearx would elapse be'o
could apply for parole:2 whim it
consecutiveh- fifty- aeren years must
and Leopold alept soundly
b? guards at breakme.
"it’s all over new te jug hope
a sail on Lake Geneva. In reaching film night and had to be ant-med
.N ‘44-. fi‘..u.>......._- . .........u ..
they had to any in term.” to one:-
riea by reporters who. along with
the guards. had remained vigilant
all night. . .
Hearty m
"We hope are have a nice trip
to the penitentiarv." the bonsai.
They had just finished eating“ an-
other large tweaking—mu a larger
order than they had yesterday-fin—
ishing of a double order of bami
and egg: three hard boiled eggs.
five pieces of toast. sliced peaches
.and coffee. The usual package of:
Wes accompanied the order
alunchroomnenrthejafi.
Just that timetheofficial party:
would leave for Joiiet new In:
' “Mi’ffimlwmnhadi
WWWattbejafl.
nmmmmmg.
Mash-riff hazameofpmg
Mme denied ad.
mtothdrce
mraeahmwm.
Myflflbeheidmmm
“Emmi Church tandem
nit-lazulflsoodoct Reno.
Ebert“! I'Bloflidateandhnfiu
“unwound”.
In order to ’
kiss the stone is is necessary to in? f
The 213' ‘icr‘lti'fs {let that the (it: 1-?
gr:- to thtzr charges had. no: beer.
lessened by z. e passln: o. S‘ZKEIIC? ’
calls fizz-ca: er .ied shn dings at: d time-é
innings teenage cf the l. .‘e sentence:
Coder a life sentence a retainer-E
‘5 eligible to appzy for parole after:
twenty years. Under the ninety-nine ?‘>
years sentence it would require ap- . P
(Continued Tram }-; . 0
after Dr. McCullarE . "
month irom Leno
given of ant-grd 1.. -. .. .
‘geon against Miss I» :‘s
‘ncr b.9ther- 12-.-. . -. _ ,
'aurgeon. and ot ~
evidence she-n a ,5
\inced Commissmm: 4- n.
lion Curran and the r; —»
Labor that the girl -.-.-_
with the sung-’54::
not :induced mm.
believe she Would tr, ,. _
The applicatzur. :5 :
stay yesterday stair L
Cullagl'i had sen“. 5' - 'ar
the war receiurt: -_- .
service order. a: ‘
and since had be:
Royal Colette of r‘
"Vi'n. have no a .7
guess against Dr. I». 'j ..
:Miss Furbeck; ram; . “
{been seized 55:11; ‘.: .=-
. for the sake 02' r --
ition it was new - .-.
,the authoriu‘ =.
,5 Dr. McCuilaai in: _
London Mr. I“.
5 The serum;
fringe. the 3.13:. . . -
:posale 1a . rem-K _ A.
ence crr‘.: a > :-
: caused the girl z}. s- _
ath visit and re ‘1'.
‘ ing to Mr. For};
Morgans Renew: LO.
To Bank of Fra
PARIS. Sw'
credit trier
- Company to .
§six months (.29
for aho'fizer rt:
tions similc r 1:: -
The renena. C
-r
itione between
3 presenting the A
‘tirm. and Gm —:.-5
nor of i326 B'
2 in; to the he
§ mined simpir
5 there i.- no
2 the ere-£5: 3‘. ins
i The credit no: r» -._.
HS mist in .-. - ’
. predation o:
More Good\
For Local Ft~‘te
‘ Fcr'ir 0.1:: (.
tare place: i: .
arcund Ncrw: E: ' " ‘ i
rat and cab
walk Tish 27.3
This is the t .
fingering trtc‘. fffr.‘ f ' .-
mcnth. i are were . “a
.irs‘. lot:
SliTi—miLE.
it est .\’ ornn
Bridges.
Yale and Towne (:lY
Extra Dividend of
The Tale & Tense 3'5'
HS‘mmford C023- def-.arei
.quartrrir éix‘decd c‘ 31': ‘ .
'and an extra drn.‘ er»I c ‘ 5:
share parent 9 to s:~..'.>:‘ . '5
tote» '5‘ szt.
4 (Continued zrcm Far: ‘rel‘
gin}: one"
Attorney RCeCkI‘é::
.only my that ttz
very county-ens
: Judge Jo“ ’-
§Caveri5"s (lengtz ;: ..
jand Layers cast»: was *
to :2. W221»;- an
no longer obtains. 5-:
provides 6: '
LT} ,
.toc'ay's ‘He.
4(hgvscterizes
adequate $353.. '
3 . BIMLVG PER‘il‘n
? Building Expat;- 'ge
EHnbbeJ-l issued the ....:Tz.: .
this morning:
Dr. T. Y. t‘lhusi.
Main street- 0:252
William J. G; . : ' 1"»
house in Gee: ‘5‘2- ‘ . ’
95?.
Joseph 1. L613, 7‘3“
.gange in Y3: ‘2 ‘ ‘ ’
31:5.
A- Waldror.
We antenna. ‘
Arthur “‘afidr-
avenue. cos: tie.
DUES OF 13": 1111‘.
BYE“? E.\\'E_\‘
(‘ r . o"
gnu-5e; the reuse . v11".
Mum ted by the ::"-.>'
i122: according . .
was found hum-1 it: .
of an nutomot». e t: a
1 Center-rifle 155* 21g: .
l
mnsu!‘ Gm 011m 11-:
PA.\\M.L &:L 11—- .
lantes light cries? G ' '
;sa§led .or Honduras at
tiers. The embers Elva-M
i
36ml lane from For.
only a fee- as: age.
The Cake.
A Vr‘ean' looking t“""‘
‘1'!!!- am to eat .17 "
a whole plant rain“. 1:: '~‘
in hem was bar‘s s: 1: : -
Cm
1453’.” he aid. the:
wife We: the ti. 1 1
W m be kind earner "
the recipe for 3
whm‘mehe recipe ’5'
'7. “I a. M. lady.“ ““5““ 7
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m 2'1“
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