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lids . Disarmament
’ s Help to Civilized
. 7 '_ orld —— Praises Or-
,1 «v. anization
'. ASHINGTON. Oct. l'.-——'.l‘hnn_k.
the American Red Cross for its
.mplishmelltsfor "practical hu-
ity an inspired charity." Pres-
dint. Cool dge. in an address open-
!) the allnual "mseting or the so-
: :7 here yesterday pleaded for “.1
l y civiliied world where the. cost.
scat-met. of pensions; of torti-
llgtions, were' not required to be
no." ‘
“'here resources could ho used."
‘ ll; Preddent said. "to promote. not.-
tot destroy happinesk—‘ln such a
wind wh mighty works could bc
Iaomplis ed under the leadership
bflthe Red Cross spirit! Poverty.
lflorsnce. prejudico and all ilnohttr~
mletless might. be completely rc-
ligved and remedied."
award such an ideal. Mr. Pool-
) declared. the race is making
: [1 gross. it will achieve. he assert-
. 7 ‘ “not by some magic formula. in
‘- sonic inspircd momcnt." but because
min and women were more. and
nibre demanding it.
.‘Jn the Red Cross, the President
wd, the nation has its opportunity
“m capitalize and direct. llll‘i finest.
the most. appealing attribute or our
human nature—«charityf’ It. in a.
[IS-ops support. lm said. of the gov-
rim-neat and a. reliable. guarantee of
5‘- tlio progress of civilization. showing
“ii way "to a more chlnplt‘tfi reali-
zfiion and truth and justice through
“terry."
I'I'Emphnsizing its “practical ideal-
.: 1w." liLr. Conildze recalled the ac-
.. complishmsnts of the Red Cross in
rgievin: the distress resulting a
your ago from tho carthquake in
Jinan. _
éz'The Red Sross." he continued.
"had the organization capable. of
twining this great'oxerflowimr of
i
s
t!) sympathy or the nation to the
bat. account.
t
”It insured a. maximum'ot‘ rcliei at.
t minimum or outlay. 'lm: grat-
itnde of a, great. nation, disclosed in
minifold form. morn 'hnn rnpaid
the. splendid response of our people
dflocted_throu3h this organization.
Philosophers and historians may
record this as marking a new era
in the relationship between na-
‘ “0118." ‘
Mrll‘eil‘lg the Bod Cross as the
cunnization he knew which
lished any good by "looking
table." the, President declared
d a. definite. comprc-hensive and
tiles! program for hclnins- those
he need' help "whom they. need it
and where thcy need it."
'.“‘It. knows." he said. "no creed.
no party. no politics. no classes or
groups: It is proof thatunaterlalism
1‘ not. the dominant motive of the
deopie ot the Unitcd St'ltcs. The
ed Cross idea. will develop as man-
dlnd develops. The ideals underly-
i :civilizstion are the ideals 0!
hr therly love. of tolerance. of kind~
_ iinoss.’ of charity. The beauty oi
like lies in mnoting whatever destiny
, - sits us. trusting one mmthrr.
" pins one, another."
‘ gin Coolidge. Welcomed the con-
“on on as the meeting of an or.
l istion
"able to lran<late into
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ack Sun
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A serious liunt for sunken treasure is being-finish A: a point 00 stiles o! the Viréinisticspes by
an expedition tinsnced by s group of New York business men.
$4,000,200 in-gold 'btlillion in the hold o; the stcsmcr Maids
ships. t e steam trust on "Spay" and " «lug seen here ore being used. At have, 3
ton Loscu and Clsrence Ludlow, two of the treasure-haulers; comlni “‘1“, ‘ are Mil 1
the search, and (below) Frsnklin l. Msllory,-one-of the backers of the
, sunk in,s'coillsion 18 yous ego. Two
4. 7 ‘ll:;.
ken Treasure H (In?
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The object. of the much is an:
nglrnoys'thst will be used
adventure. »‘
results our (lr‘t‘p rosard for the in-
terosts of humanity."
Musicians Hold
October Meeting
At the October meeting of The
South Norwalk Musicians‘ l‘nion
held Sunday morning in Musicians‘
Headquarters. Second District, six
applications \rr-ro acted upon and
tho toilowinlr six loral musicians
voted into lnenlhcrship: LeGrando
S. Allen, nlano; Fred Lepper. Ssxa-
phone: Harold A. Rraistml. Violin
and Tenor Banjo: Melvin T. Brat-
sted. Violin; chk Schulc. trap
drums. and Louis Lsnz. Jr.. Violin.
it was voted to send Secretory
Frank R. Field as a. delegate to rep-
resent. the South Norwalk Musicislls‘
Union at the noxt New England
Conference of Musicians to be held
in Boston. Mass. on Sunday. Oct.
26th. 1924, at. which time President
Joseph N. “'nlwr of the. National
Amercnn Federation of Musicians
will In; llll'. main speakr-r.
Many other matters of importance
of routine nature were discussed
and the remaining meetings for the
year will be hcld on the winter
sohcdulc—the next meeting being
on the first Sunday in Novcmbcr at
3 o'clock p. m.
\VIBELESS STATION BERKS
l‘IAS'l‘ HAMPTON. N. 7..
wThe Indepcndr‘ng “'ireless
graph Company's receiving
at .nnngnnsctt. near here. was de-
stroyed by tire early today. The
transmitting station was undamag-
ed. 'l'hc damage was estimated at
$6330“,
Ol‘i. ‘-
Trio.
station
REFUSES l0 '
HOLD MEN IN
R. l. GAS PLOT
PROVIDENCE. R. 1.. Oct.
Juan: J. Jerome in Superior Couft
lack ot
progvcution" the indictments attains?
\V‘liltnm C. Pelkey. chairmsn of the
yesterday dismissed "tor
Republican State Committee.
lism it'l'oots) Murray. sud John T.
Tnonwey. charged with conspira
plant. liquid bromine in the
senate chamber during a Democrat-
ic filibuster Juno 1? last.
The judge’s action was taken be 0‘39“?” 0"0'”? 13 '0 :3 under
after Assistant Attorney General "‘9 direction of the American A“
Georsr Hurley had lllfnrlnod .1... Bureau throughout the country.
court that. Thomas Lolly 01‘ Brook-
lyn. N. Y.. a. leading witness to
state. wss missing. moved for
continuance of two days or
next Week and aid that. it a.
tiuuanco was not. granted the
would be unable to proceedc
The judge. siter delibcrsting one
said that when tho case was
sct for trial it. was expressly stipul-
sted that. the only reason on which
a. motion for postponement bosond
hour.
Octobcr 6 ntight be. based wa
ness of the. defendants. The
{endants had appeared in court. to-
day ready for trial and in opposing
the motion. they were within
rights.
“Thrindictments may be dismish
Pd and tho dct‘cndants discharget ,"
the Court directed.
Lally no! one or two persons.
members of a mun or specie! police
brought to Providence to protect Re-
. publicsn senators during the Demo-
cratic-filibuster. who swore.‘ that.
Murray had told them that he plac-
ed the liquid bromino in the senate
chamber at the, instigation of Pelker.
According to lely’s aflldsv‘it. the
bromine was handed to Murny by
'l‘oomcy.
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National Picture
Week Oct. 13 to 23
Good pictures. the work or the
great masters of all time. will have
their period or fitting celebrstlon
during National Picture \Veek. to
Wil~
cit to
state
Rational Picture W'eek will be ob-
served in most of the cities and.
towns or the land by npproprists
carcass in the public schools. pro-
mms llr~’tho women's clubs. sud
special exhibitions of good point-
ings and reproductions in libnries
and museums. l"
Tho Amerlcsn Art Burcsu. 166
“'est Jackson Boulevard. Chicago.
has as its object the promotion of
art appreciation in home. school
and other appropriate places. Ind
is a. central bureau of intormstton
on art matters. especially in spresd.
in: information on the subject of
excellent reproductions 0: point-
ings. both clsssic and modern.
which are now available to oil st
reasonable prices.
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LocalBuilding \'
Activities Recorded
The 'rollowlng building iterns were
taken from .The Commercial llcc-
ord:—-—- ~
. Largo Residence
’A rcsldenct; costing about. $19.-
000, will be bull£ by the 12. ll. Ful-
lec Construction Co., Main Strcltl.
for Sally Betta on Betts W’ood Road.
tzom plans prepared by Architect
R. W’. Sorth. It will be of concrete
block construction. 40x28 feet, with
a. stucco exterior. All modern con-
vcnicnccs will be installed. includ-
ing a large field stono fireplace and
chimney in the living mom. hart-iv
wood floors throughout. brick pot-
Chen. and hot. air heat. The (lwullint;
will contain tire rooms and bath.
and will have a root of imperial red
Spanish tilc.
Construction-i Started
Wei-k has been started on a duel-
line by Builder Frank Hackctt .03
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8‘ m m NM '11: white.
Mal. and
om m
he cums
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m
10c 15c
com ll inches wide.
in plain and
via. Ross. mulberry.
a"...
taro-ml no
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and Draperies
Ill-l onion-It. Nest patents—sumo with
01“ EDGINGS is complctr-iuitable
crotonns and silk draperies. - ‘
mm ‘or' TERBYMTH
(Rm—hosw weight—double hoe-brlght
so neon “PP tor owl-dupes and curtains.
In x‘ m sold. blue and gray. yd.
Gainer Street. for Miss .15. C. “no.
burgh. from plans prepsred by A:-
chitect A. Nettleton Paddock. It is
to he ot.‘ {tame construction, 26x28
fact. two stories high. All of the
usual conveniences, includingimrd-
wood floors. tiled baths, fireplaces.
and heat‘ are to be installed. The
cost. is about 38.000. The root and
outlier are to he of shingle;
Frame Dwelling. .
1". V. Brundngc is to build a. one
and due. llalt story bungalow on
Sprulg Hill Avcnuc. which will be
of lrnnlo'constructionf 24x38 feet.
with modrn conveniences. There will
nlo Sheet. Rock interior partitions
and a slate surface shingle root.
Snilll Bantam.
A bungalow is to he built by J.
o. Riclly on Loundsberry Street.
from private plans. It will be of
frame construction. 25:30 feet, and
will contain (our rooms. The exter-
ior and the roof will be shingled.
Tho cost is about. 33.500.
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- Housewives!
A list
SASi—l
dotted
CURTAINS of
Tie backs to in
cream and nut-
29:
256 yd. made m new dc
in new
79c
79c
figured streets-—
gold- and 89C
ored edge and
Rose. blue and
aroused
'Q nonfat
Sm
aim and Curtain Material
at our low cash prices.
fine quality Swiss—-
and figured. C
Hemstitched bottom pr.
hem. 3.4 inches long.
DOTTED MARQUISETTE
Rufiled with tic.back.
RUFFLED MARQUISETTE
CURTAINS with
. dots of rose, blue and gold.
DRAWNWORK CURTAINS '
of voile and scrim—oncatly
7be$in1tii~MurmyQ===== ==
TUESDAY, OGl‘OBlER 7,
SSYSM‘BII in Auto
Attack“, Rubbed Her
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WATERBURY.
Cora. Watonman. .m; ler
Bridgeport. Nportcd to illn
yesterday that she “33 (ha \‘ict
an sttsmpted‘ assault. in all
bile here Sunday night, an.
assailant. robbed her or S
and her pocket book. In
told the polite that she w
railroad station lato last \‘ ‘
take a train to Bridgapcll‘ltglubll?
learned that no train was schcduim ‘
to loawu A man approachod hv‘r 5110'
said. and ofiteued to take her in
Bridgeport for an: donors. She ac!
copied, the Man said, but. When
thr‘y had puree-dad a short dis-
lance the car studenly turned out, of l
the main sum: and stopped. she3
was then awked. robbed. and:
ejected from the car. she declared,
7~—.‘ll~s.l‘
Firm-1,!
pour-2"
lm of
nutomo-i
i that llt‘l‘.
5 in cash;
‘3 Woman
as at the
Oct.
Who omptlm his platr; 1:. filling?
hin grave.
Bargain! ln Cur-
of our ready made curtains
Sash attains of fine
quality.
, CROSSBAR SCR 1 M
with hcmstitched top
and bottom—full width
and length.
CURTAINS—of
'fine quality.
colored
89
pr.
atoll.
95
pr.
signs.
DRAWNWORK CURTA lNS
of voile and scrim with Col-
25
pr.
hcmsiitching.
orchid.
thrower-11mm-
tion can be had between the two stories
‘ and the various rooms‘cu each floor the
one-pipe furnace is the but expensive
‘snd most: economical m 91 nesting
apparatitsmfig ‘
W‘ 8" “Wax - ,
inoculation BEER le’si tlisn s
fully piped fut-uses, sud Very much less
then that of the list-m: or item
, hosting punts. 2’
' -. N“ new ‘ . -
fl‘lie‘ shaman: 'o't tlils apparatus is
4‘
end its operation ”-111.33-
dmmod.‘
TIES Dom refusals W
wetlands, andisnot schesp, slightly-
thsirmdeonbtoseufitismsde
. todosgrost smenntofheatingsndto
‘1 last as long as any other. Lurnage under
j' similar circumstsnsel-
T01) Coat
It’s the season for .
We mean just tha.
The ill-between ‘
when a heavy ove
would be uncomfo ‘r
and cumbersome
when it is too c ..
dlsregard the outer .
Moreover, the to“
has demands of its .
as regards to style,
no and tailoring.
feature the 3-year ;
anteed
KNIT-TEX COA
$30.00
Rogers 8: Steve.
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SO. NORWALK
IT’S
TOPCOAT
WEATHER
Some .Vew Snappy (mu
Prlccd Right.
$27.50 to $45
New Hats, $5 - 37
New Neclmear.
$1.00 - $1.50
Our Silk Stockings
Otter a gratifying combinam
beauty. quality and sor‘tce.
Prices 59c to $1.00 Pr.
The N. E. RYAN CO
86' Washington St.
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SHOWING
Mme. Jeannette
56 So. "3111' 8t... 80. Km
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12-10 No. Main St.
Special Showing
BOYS’ 2 PANT
SUITS
$12.98
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when you can secure Foley's Honey
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and reliable remedy for the relief of
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Ann; Cornell. Bridtotnn. N. 3..
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Tor Compound (or In! cold end and
Insist upon the genuine.
Norwalk Chronicler