WITH THE
NEWS
7;,5111‘1) 1870
NORWALKS rms'r PAPER rm YEARS 1160 AND nonwm rms‘r PAPER noon“
Tacoma-cam mute: u the one! office ll
thong under the Act 0: um 8. 1879.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ESATURDAY, DECEMBER 13,1921
SIXTEEN PAGES
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77;
7*) am Defends His
POSithH as Nominee
7 7.7; 1.1.1.1555 77:11 Norwalk Club’s “Open
77077.7." (”ant See League of Nations But
Likv 1.11rld Court—Compares So. Ameri-r
rm . 1.1: ntries With U. S. "
CHORUS -' WINS
AGAIN WITH
THE “1113331
‘1 ‘. :‘ [tilted
11131718!-
So. N orwalk Methodisti
gufch Crowded andi
auds Fine Worki
Of Organization
ARTISTS PLEASE
finer
:‘7“One of Best Musicali
7 Nights” Is Verdict—i
I Those \Vho Took
Part
J'Kb.
S17 ‘o-u‘ld
had
' . “(in-
Aorunik music lovci's 01.1» DZUI‘?‘
chow e51 th‘. i1' apprecmtion and turned
011: (n 1171 7‘13.“ last night to heari
7tjleor§e l' i'iclrric llazidcl’s‘ The Mos-i
Huh pr1- 5". nt 1' d by the P- ppm 37
71“ 77111-115 :11 the Sniith NorwaJl-c M7 tho-
«.11 .v-t rhii 1(‘h Tli- stirring churn: es
:. olus 1-f1he gient oratorm were
1 a “urine-1' that again justLi
:l: {105111011 the chorus holdsi
1-: cslwm 0' local risidents and-7
1‘1
1.
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1H
«11‘
1-115 anothtr tribute to the uncease'
731
ing work of the
311:. l‘ J. Morrison.
I‘nr 1h: occasion.
:gisls were engaged: Bliss LL53 Ro«7
soprano: Miss Georgia S
77711737777773 al'.o;.l11d>on House. tunor.
=l1111 llayi
Jul 1nd Patton. has: The dll‘icult
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l robe— 7......“ o. 111. 11.11. mm “m 1.1-
\lcneyi '1’" V1“) F ”.H’rl‘d by each of lh- :so so-
imm'fivcrs 1111:]
the director.
l'niii' usslstlng
of
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:inl
.7-111515. and “as well l‘CCl-\Cd by tho
57 Jail n.111116ncc, Miss Childs charmed the
' Egifhcrinz with the ere-n. 1-mooth.
77 7777 timbre of l'er vein»: Coupled with:
‘ 7077'i7n nppa :lg: c'z't't'rt cs 12.2.111191' of
.9 lzv-r r}. s} . po<ntl§5c .1 l;.e.'1 1 or for5
' n7tonc. 11nd 'hi'ungliout iv'r 191-11t'ons‘
7 pie Carrivrl :1 1112- louil (walk.
"7’ if“ Mlsn Lia-ya homo
" "3 Miss Roma. also was small 11.11.01» ed
ifil- i'e'7and beginning with what appeaied
111 PM?“ to be a little nervous. the soon N2!-
; .r‘l in glad doun. llr:1solos grew better
"II‘L’iand bcttcr. and her ‘1 know that my
“'5‘?" lichcrr-dr livctli.” “as supernly
-' .done Mr. House's tenor work was
‘ -1H‘3‘of fine quality. and his realm-fives
'7, 21:1: 7.1.1”: stirringly Ilelii'crcrl. Hts “All
7. - ngzht'y 711.1: 5171» Him laugh llim to
1‘ ~timo'scort'1.” nus a line 1".‘l'l‘llll0fi.
11' '111 1117 Mr. Pattie-H's, \‘nico was :1 delight;
'3 < '1 111‘. i to licur. his choruses rcizdvi'e-J 1:1 thatl
5~..‘31'11:h, Limp Hitlllllt'l‘ than llandcl7
1:. . we‘izzs to hm»; wisliwl to create. Mid;
illfi "“"hy (lo the nations: :0 furious-i
_ n , ly rngv." hioiight prolong-“cl applause.i
7 1' 7 Huii 1111.- 111125'. L'ri'lcnl or must-7
cinns would lune 113111111 himself
looking for film; plll'aS--S to apply to
I'm; chorus for lllL'll‘ “ork. Til“)
starind null, and iLS the ctcning pro-
grcsscd became- butterr‘ As any sin-
gm‘ knows. there are choral effects
In the Massinh that cannot be con-
Sldt'réd clemenlary harmonics by
um) means. There were points last
:mglit when Mrs Morrison worked
jlikc :1 tromn. and she carried the
’chorus through many difficult pass-
ugcs in a, manner that reflected
credit on NET. Less able and watch.
l'uL direction might have resulted In
marring the work. -
The Chorus.
After the pertormancc the music
lovers present were 'cnthuslasllc in
their approval of tho oratorio. and
Norwaik assuredly wants more of
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0111111115 SENT
m BRITAIN
The this music from this admirable or-
">'n note ganization. The house last night
i 1111th should have brought satisfaction to
' F from those who have worked so hard in
E 41.5.1 by the production {or every seat was
7‘ “ 15' plan filled. 7
‘ ' tsador Another factor which was in large,
' 'vrml to measure responsible for the success
last night ,was the work of Carlton
" r arz. L’Hommedieu at the organ. 7am! 7
Mrs W. H. Sniften at the piano.
7 - Both performed admirably and Mr.
N. ’ — -— f -___—
i ’ =5? \lll\('i ITOCSE : (Continued on Page Ten.)
‘ \97 \.. M
I New Lawrence Perry's Au-Amerlmn
.A‘ m is- Eleven on Sport Page Today.
‘ 61.0001) 412.50 run AN our autumn
on the purchase or a. new Premier
Duplex. Ask us about our great
FOR THE CHECK-
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' ' offer. LOOK
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' ~United nghl & Power (Jim—Adv.
at close
“34.543.-
Inf—GRADE BOOFING' 00.
People are judged by their clothes.
thus they wear good clothes.- 111.:
also applies to your house. A ne
r. ' '5':~ldin" tor -
1-5~st.°wrap. APECO SUNSET “hm” “31¢ “:11
Puritan Pie prove the appearance 1nd 3* 9
the greatest weather protection. Pay
for It in 1: monthly payments. Gnu;
anteed tor 15 years. Phone 1918-57
or vrlto No. 13 Elizabeth 57L. sou!
NorwalL—Advo
.4111: NEW 31170
nut-1111:!
East Nor-
Infill) SDIved
""1 cry one on
A. .1. Col-
filled with
1:11 gifts that
Irts of the rc-
1:
Brot her.
“PM 1 .
., "7” ~ Lirxonv
" ; Mien collect-
”alled foi- and
' to your door.
done on the
.1:
7 ‘ 7'1"3‘p’.l.nd Tho
. ' ""' any washing 1!
V ‘ “'95:, k, 13‘
THREELOOMAS
-to succvul
7l‘rcsident of the American
7
. coincide ration.
*l'oundatiotis 0" the labor moumcnt'
pastuerized):
tuberculin tested milk from Guern-
sey cow: (our special milk). All milk
that isn't tuberculin tested is pas-
Xmuseasonlsaxittthatkmmg
probems
mywlllmeanmoreundcostlea:
than any other choice you an make.
Xmas. Annual: tor the slttl‘nz today.
Will 11 not be convenient to phone
for on appointment?
SUCCESSORS TO
LATE LEADER
Labor Circles Look to
Three Men to Re-
place Their Departed
Chieftain
TRIBUTE GENERAL.
iThey Are William’
Green, Matthew Woll
And Thomas Rickett.
——Duncan Mentioned
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1
.\'l—2\\' 13.-—The man
Goinpers his
Fedora-
1-xrvected in la.erE
chosen from thre-
men. all prestint members of the
executive council. 'hey are \Yillinm;
(Err, Secretarv-Trcasurcn United;
Mlllm “orkcrs of America: )latthOW'
\\oll.101 ".112 last tiitron )I'nrs Pris-
YORK, Dec.
Samuel
Labor is
l» 1')
u ..
non of
circlzs hero to
i l1 tit of the l..t rnazioual Photo-
Engrnvers‘ L'nion. and Thorns:
Rit- kett Presidcnt of the L'nilcdf
Garment \V'orkers.
James Duncan, iirst \‘icc prtsident 7
113‘ the Amnrlcan Federation of l_'1-‘
her. former head of the Granite
“'orkers' l'nion. may receive some
Those eligible; it.
“as lorirncd hate bign 17lll1‘ll}' dis.-
cusscd throughout national councils
of the organization for months past
in: Mr. Gompers‘ failing health
same increasingly apparent.
[Eu-cunt? Council To filed 5
Under article 6. section of the.
-
in}
S.
'Aiiierican Federation or labor con-
stitution. Secretary Frank Morrison
“‘lll now notify the executive coun-
(‘ll to meet within 51:: days. The
councillors ’wlll (what a mansions!
Prudent. almost certainly from
among their 0'1 ."l 11' imbcz. it “357
szsld, and the new incumbent Will
hold the office of chief crecutixe un-7
til the next annual contention “11211117
:1 general election will be liv M.
In tho gr-nuz-rnl gloom tanned hm rug“
lw the: passing of the \‘C’Y'”?‘31l (21‘s. -3
mm the various labor lcadrrs “or-3
loath to discuss political chances or
1 the likely cumlidutesj
'l'litir only expri-sslmis “".l‘t". om:
.l';~\oted tribute to the memory of
Mr. Compare himself,
1‘. .l. Brad). l‘nfil'itllt of the
1’k‘.l-!‘i.iluil Bank, the: $7."!I‘UJIOU 1.1-
bor institution. said; "The d1.-2.th 0:7
Samuel GOnlDLZ‘S will be {1:11 to ”P:
(O
112'
7
but onlx 171) show how sactim he has
7 .ft 17-..er1 n1-'11\1r~ ~00“ In the Paclfitl
Janie: 1'. Holland Prcsldcnt of? _—
the New York 5'3“" Federation 0‘7 Jar-1m and. the United Stains offi—
l.11L10r. £111} tlzv Influence (it Mr call) an. “7,3 best (7.7: friends and
Gompers' car“? had “‘5'" "‘0 make tl‘mre miss a thorough understand-
me United 51"“5 at 135'- labor- mg on both sides of the Pacific of
minded." 7 321': 73-;llzt‘nl5 in 1.11.1 situation Which
Sara Connor. of the L‘nitfld '17-‘x'3muv (.pt‘rl’il‘: in time to all-:7 tt-atf
me Workm. sneaking for “'Omt'nismms.
in labor, said "No true measure of Tl“ rrolvit m 1.73.. 7. 11 smofld. r-;
Mr. Gornpt-rs' lite and work can
11111 to include his continuous'sur-
veillance of the problem of women
and children."
Pay Tribute to Dead 7?
Upon learning of Mr. Gompcrs"
death. the central trades and labor
council. representing thousands of
union men in New York City, issued
a statement in which this tribute
was paid to the7.dead leader:
“Throughout his whole career-7
'Mr. Gompers' thoughts were not tor;
hinpersonal comfort or his health.’
but tor the great humanitarian la-
bor movement of which he was the
dynamic force and great leader. Hts
passing in an irreparable loss to‘ the
movement, not only.ot our country
but of the international movement
or which he was an outstanding
conservative figure."
Hugh havoc; general organizer
of the American Federation at La-
bor and who was associated with
Mr. Gompers for 30 years. described
the labor chlet as “the outstanding
figure in the labor movement, not
only of America, but of the world.”
“He gave hin'JIfe in defense of
justice. right and human progress."
said Mr. Frayne.
I‘m Perry’s All-Am
Eleven on Sport P338 Todny.
suit cases.
’sm‘oN mus
PAYS TRIBUTE
TO HlSBROTHH
He Ascribes Sam’s Suc-
cess to Self Study,
and His Own Capac -3
es
PROUD OF HIM
Samuel Coupon.
fCOOLlDGE MAY
END TROUBLE
Administration Seek-
- -....... 1. .1.“ u.
’7 .-.. .~.~.-.-.W. .—-.... ...
Simon, Youngest of 4
Brothers; Sam Was
Oldest-Employed as
Tinner Here
In an interview with Simon Gomr~
era. broth-3r of the late international-
ly-known head of the American
Federation of Labor. given exclu-
sh'els‘ vost-rday to The Evening
1
HERE BY THE
The Bruins Semlnd thk mom-
in; brought the news or the re~
{tenable demise of his Illnous
brother to Skun- Gompers, of Not-
walk. ,
This paper's representative loam]
Hr. Gunners In the bust-mom of a
small house on
S installing a {urn-m. .
[pan 7 lieu-mg the news.
Gompers m momentarily stunned
but with a. same of duty that was
characteristic of his great brother,
he‘l't‘fnsed to lave that to which
his brother dedicatcd his life—ms
work,
He paused for a moment in his.
duties, and then aid: “1 must go
on with my work here.
has gm to be finished on time."
FIRST NEWS OF GOMPERS’ DEATH
GIVEN 1T0 BROTHER WHO RESIDES
Spring street.
where, as . ”min-n tumor, be.
Mr
This jobl house a little bcforc eight. hm l
EVENING SENTEN EL
can the ad news.
“This is the first new: 1 how
had of It. Perhaps 11 Isn‘t true?"
As the report was shown to him
he said: “So he had to go And I
thought perhaps he might recov-
cr."
, 1 Mr. Gompcrs was n’slbly slink-ca
with the BC"%.'
his work he said:
“Naturally. I have dlfl‘k‘ult: in
Coullnumg with
Saying much u this time. My
brother was dru- to me. find I
hoped he would get bctlcr. l have
not been notified 0| it manually.
and the report that I Ind received
I u-lcgram‘ from San Antonio this
morning is untruv. I kit the.
had henna nothing lhl'n. That is,
The-i: he nddetL unwilling to ac-
.111 l are to say.“
(111.113.0111?
Man Brave"
At the End‘ifé
Death Was Close at I5
Heels on Trip Front
Mexican Capital on
Special Car
WAS 74
Qt'i'itlnel the local resident gavc4hc7
following points concerning his lite.
“ My brothers success 1 38Can to
7his own capacities and to sel. study. ‘
slipper
11.30: of 9.
Bend to Follow “other:
Thus at an early age he had first
hand knowledge 0! child labor con-
'ditlona. and always longed to better;
them. ‘1‘ her: “e came .0 this court-
7111', he on. apprenticed lnto
cigar making trade. and used
work with a. book
ways studying. He used to read
aloud to the other men at work.
He went lnto the lube:- moiement
to which he devoted his life by or—‘
i
i
ing Quiet “ ay t 0- mixing the American Federation of
Overcome
Act of ongress
WILL TAKE TIME
Hope Is That Diplomat-
ic Channels Will Gaini
R e s u l t s Desired
W ithout Any Law
ll} DAVID L.\“'RE.\'CE
\‘y ,_..
1‘ '1
ial Corro‘ponrlrnt
'l'lw l'lurmrzrz S“."lill‘."i
“jopyrighz 1324)
11'L
7 (This i.- llll‘ first of [‘0 dl~patvhcsr
; ghlm:
vlion: lit-(worn Japan and "w l‘nltcd
Matt-s cumin: out of the ms~age by.
jL‘nIigrt‘ss or cuhbion legislation and
tho mini-t Moms (1! the n~ll~
1h:- annmmcvmt'nt of tho Anwrk‘an
_\'an or Me liitcutlon lo Hmiluct ma-7
in; «\Lr since .11? Concicx~ alcpu‘d
legislati on encoding the. Japanese.
thereby refusing to accept the pro-
vposnl of l‘rcsidcnt Coolidge and Sec-
rctary Iluclus that tlmr be short for
(Continued on Page Smen.)
Lawn-nee Perry's All—Anu‘rican
Elm on on Sport Page Today. I.
——Just :1 few suggestions for gifts.
Traveling bags. Beston bags. dress-
brlet cases. auto robes.
Gift§ for young-and old are here. A
‘6’. Hodge. Sui-No... Main SL—Adv.
—LADIES" WRIST \"A'I‘CH'ES
Our line of wrist watches cm-
braces that subtle something that
place: them above the plane 0! the
ordinarywrist watches. Inspection
will show they are designed and en-
graved by artists who have put indi-
1”duality in their work. Every move-
ment is guaranteed to give unquali-
fied satisfaction. Benedict—.Tnc
JeWele-r.—-Ad':.
—-GRADES OF MILK 7
Sold by The Norwalkv Dairy Co. :3
Center Ave" nre76rnde B which in
Grade A raw milk
(bottled it farms where produced):
tenrized here. Telephone XML—Adv
. A PHOTOGRAPH
0! yourself or of your children given .
to clone blends and reintives at the 7
' settle many or your gift
unaby selecting photographs.
You
Don’t wait until 3 few days before
The Michelson
Phoné
5'18 Wnshlngton 81..
v 7 _
~ the houne"-—a. ton
7891301! Hahn. prop. Phone 8'14. ”“7
5.1.1'1bor for he did not marrow of the
iprtncipal: .md methods of the
Hon then know a:
: (Continued on Page Tcn.)
1111 31mm
5 GETS A 11111
31111111011111
Y ale Man Fined 35 By
Judge Candee f or.
Reckless Driving in
Connecticut Avenue 71
the undertaking cempnn: xvii-1r-
rhere from 11 coo-ck this forenoou
until it is taken to a. t: air. tonight
for its last journey cast.
San Antonio la'Loz 17.11215 “".ll be?
:mmt'd r111 l l‘»- 11101-3 to car rv ‘1! c boa)
to the stxion. A 11:1."11l 0' pollee-‘
11 en “ll also serve as 11 guard of
honor.
Mayor 'lo‘ ‘r'.’ of San Ar -tor1io has
13:11! E. Hammond a studint
Yale lav. scli-'.1ol.l1ud an opportunity
‘10 observe the “orklngs of the law;
‘a: first 1111.111 yesterday afternoon in
the uptown city court. He was in;
court charged with reckless driving7
and not having an operators license. 7
7 State Officer Coinstock who made?
‘the arrest testified that Hammond.'
‘ driving a coupe. had passed him atI
the top of Connecticut avenue at
Elmcrest, cutting in front of him.
and forcing him to the edge of the‘
road.1~le said he had overtaken
Hammond and had placed him 1111-.
der arrest after ascertaining he had
no operator's license.
Hammond told tho court that he;
”had made an error in judgment in.
' passing Comstock's
,sald hrs was in a. hurry to reach’
l New York city. He produced a new 7
operator’s license. saying he had:
not been able to obtain a dupllmte;
of the old one because of lack of
film. During his tdstlmony. Ham-
mond said he had had an operator’s
'llcense for several years wlth the
cxceptlon of two years while over-
seas during the “’13er War.
Judge Candoo nolled the opera-
tor's license charge but found the
accused guilty of reckless driving.
He Imposed a fine of 825 and costs.
' THE HEATING PROBLEM.
Don't install on undersized heat-7
lug proposition in the home or
building at anytime. Proper econo-
my means have the heating equip-
ment ample. Whatever your boat-
‘flig problem consult a heating ex~
pert. Xelson M. White's henna:
advice and service la indeed well
~l1nown. 56 North Main'St.—Adv.
l
7 -—WEAT SHALL I GIVE
' It you will be sure to visit Don-
giielly's upstairs de’partment you will
-\s a. boy he worked in the carpet7
indus‘ ry in England at U107
thci
2
10'
before him—«ah-
1211'-:
the;
automobile. hut :7
110111 or bill)
113011 11111111
Remains to Be Brought
Louis at 11 Tonight
PALL BEARERS
Mayor of San Antonio'
Calls 0 11 City t o
Honor D e p a rt e (17 Paris— Drafted La-i
0 f;
Chief
(By Associated Pro»)
SAN ANTONIO. Tc». Dec.
Samuel Gompers' body will be taken
cast by was of 9811/0111; leax'lng‘
here at ll o'clock tonicht. according
to lcntatixc arrangemv ms made this
morning.
Gompers body Wlll he in state at
the city to pa} tribute to 12:1
bar 11' adcr.
BETTER FHMS
East By Way of St;
GOMPERS’ DEATH
SHOCKS LABOR
HEADQUARTERS
Associated Press Gives
News to Miss Guard
Secretary for Thirtyi
Y ears
LEADER 43 YEARS
Went \ ith “’ilson to
b o r Provisions
Peace Treaty
”13'
Associated Press)
\‘S 7ASHl.\GTO.‘\'. Dec
I
iii—Tile
low :r Samuel (wonlpers ’IE‘TI’ his
i1zordz‘l'r1had shown in: provement.
frame as .1' almost unbearable shock
to his Suhrrdinntvs 21rd nssoclates'
iii-71“»: i1: {‘1'- Art'. rr1 can Federation of
ILalmr
7 Miss 12.1.00 (""i'd, Mr..Gv:1mpcrs’
<r'5'i'1‘31y15-r :5 _ 1's. hurl been on
7111M. 111 l‘. s “'11 .1. tic-r1 adieu: for
squ , 2'1! do”: but ' had been N97?-
7 'idmzt of 12.9 011‘. C(‘I‘it‘j‘ of his lzghtl
Efor lift
The llr>t rcpt-rt of ’iié 1.1-1.3; (-2 ti“
labor lxzider came to her from The
1Assoiiz‘1tnl Prcss ‘111: sl. 1‘ 1' 1s Gallo-d
77 issued a proclamation calms; mun slior1h'1'1'tvr'iuaril fronw <-'111 A' 01110
7
lat!) 151-:
by long '1‘ 'mee telephone act the
ins rs rv'p «E: by men): rs of the
"rmnpm's‘ tart): who 11.211 ct: the
spot.
Flood of Moss-1205.
A false rrport of Mr. Ger .111: rs
:dcuth. “1'. 11h was SirculnlC-d ’~\l(lC'. y
COMMITTEE TO i
MEET MONDAYE
Permanent Oflicers to
Be Elected—All Or-
ganizations Invited
To Send Delegates
An important meeting of the Bot-
ter Pilms‘commlttee of Norwalk will
be held at the Royal James Inn.
Monday Afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
There will be election of permanent
officers and I definlte plan of action
will be discusaed.
All emulation: of the city are
invited to send u delegate to the
meeting. A great many have already
slgnlfled their willingness to co-
operation with the committee. 1!:
addition to those which have been
published are the Women‘s Christ-
ian Tempennce Union. Court Laur—
el. No. 106. Trinity Church Glrl'a
club. American Aasoclation of Unl-
verslty Women, Court Ceclle. No.
105. Norwalk Boy Scouts, Winnipauil:
School Mother's club. Roosevelt
School Mother's club. Norwalk
Democratic “’omea's associatmn and
the children of Mary.
The clergymen of the city are ask-
ed to attend the meeting or to send
jaolve the problem "What shall I‘
7nive.‘
.—A'aure. safe remedy for "cold in
of good coal.
ltecoxnmemled by The Normal}: Coal
6‘: Supply C0.—Adr.
THE HEAT! AVENUE BAKERY:
defines to your door the sort of
brand that all the folk; will like.
Vicam brand‘s well a; whole ‘what.
whole rye tpuznpanlkel) raid the
populir rpm homemdo willie brand
an and: he“ in a dulight cutb-
men: find from the but rum-lilo.
Mr.
“'1': have a gift for every”
"body in the family and a. thousandi
a. representative.
—rocn can mummy.
dif‘e"1?t.°ne;d‘° 1171;105:773? 3:7 During the winter months (if you'
2;?“ ’5 «hop 1:; Ba .o;su36_ are not running your 7car) needs
4 '. runs ‘ pp 3 p" ‘ ‘— inroper care and attention Excel-
Ad" item faculties here for dry or wet
7 battery storage (01 any mate of bat-
. ery. Give your battery the care its
important-o demands. Runnable
rates. The Rye: Battery Storage
00» 43 West Ave. Phone SSSPAdv.
THU WGAK’S CRULLERS
The honre- mode Ira-1d. How good
they are. Elude from pure «comes?
butter, heavy unpasteurized milk.
nutshell em Inga: and belt or
other Minis. 04:07 ted in pure
(kl-co. Wrapped in mud pope:
Stores .111 mr thls runny
1
.nd rullh’ii 11 in some nen'Spapcrs
on Thursday had startrd a flood of
7mcssdgr‘a o. condolenc'. coming into
the f( d ra'ion offincs.
'loday their numbers were militl—-
augmented by
notable figures
long activities
had made
plied many times.
cablcgrams from
abroad. “gilt whom his
in international affairs
acquainted.
To the men and «omen identified
with the l ecleration. it had appeared
1115' 43 years of
the
commanding figure of the Fedora-
tion. but Lad stamped the imprint
of his porrsonallty or. every detail of
its functioning.
Even Mr. Gompei's‘ repeat‘eo‘ at-
tacks of illness during recent years
did not serve to dL-stroy this atmos-
phere. and his followers appeared ul~
most to look upon him is y. por-
petual chief spokesman of olgnnlzcd
labor. Mathew Well. first vice-presi-
(Continued on Page Ten.)
WHEN 11111 RADIATOR l: cov-
ered “i 1111 "A Bum Proof Core job'
3011 have then something that will
stand you in mighty good stead. It
takes an expert in the radiator line
to do it and at the Norwalk Radia-
tor Repairing C03: Establishmcnt.
.60 Main St. You can rind him. 86:1
work and right prices. Phone 934.—
Adv.
~Speclal for Saturdas. Kid Body
Dolls nimahle Joints, sleeping -v-.1.~:
real hair. 50 cents. Doll 1111111.)“:-
:linckcmo Block.-—-Adv.
—:’l Inch Alamma Dolls, the nu-
brenhnble kind. just the Doll for the
youngsters. Saturday 81.50. Doll-
land. Mahackemo Block—Adv.
-——A Toy {or the Boy and Girl of
the Family at. the price of, one. A
sleeping Doll and Mechanical Auto-
mobile. 50 cent value each. Spe-
ch! Saturday both {or 50 cents.
Doll-land. Malnckemo Block.~Adv.
CANDII-S FOB XMAS
\Vhiteman‘c complete line of can-
dle: in all also packages trot-n one-
lutlt pound to five pounds can be
round at The cutter-d Pharmacy.
Wm. H. nPahley prop. Xmas with-
o
em. ‘1’?! W 'WPMVE
impossible to think of carrying 011':
{except under the leadership of their
flung time chief.
'V service had not only made him
out candy is really not Xmas at all. are here.
1 T’Ma'.
. O I
iant Fight Lost at
I G
4:10 This Morning
an Associated Press.)
SA)- 'AATUAlU lex, Dec. 151—-
7Tlie grnnd old leader of Amcrlcnu
Tutor 15 .11 ad.
‘ 5.1111111“ Uompcrs was granted his
7.1::H1h. he dhd on Amcrlclh
7011 at 1:10 ocincli this morning, Ila
étiours 11:11 113 11111‘1..I :rom Mexico
7131). “hen; Le “a:
'1'Lc11
veam “as elm-5.- or. his heels, on
he sped {real the Mexican capital
lo we box-1hr of 1115 own coun‘u‘f.
101- a 11m».- iic 1.111de the final en.
11113‘. doggwdiy fighting off the to.
.si:~:_ but ovath o‘crtocli the exhaust-
ed 1.211501" leader 1.1.5 he lay on his bad
1:1 11. San Antonio hOLEl. Mr. Gong-
pcrs did no: L‘dds tilt challenge»
\hon it came to 111m lace to into;
7:.»ztxier did he am: up 1111- tight.
Duncan held. nls Kurd.
Surround: :15 Mr. Uompu's In in:
or: 11101111111: “1m ill: men with
.whom he i‘ougnt many of labors.
outlier. through 1'. geiicr‘tiou o: Am~
crican 1.111on1 labor developments. At
1.15 L5L‘d51do and holding hi: W
was Jame: Duncan ot’ Lunacy, NI...
\lL‘;-Pl’t§ld€fit oi the .h'edetlflon.
; “ho nu stood bhouldcr to shoulder
“1111 his leader {or H year:- Their
gpnrtmg was pathetic. . ‘
‘ Holding his other hand was Wit»
gllam L). Manon of Enron. Preslv"
idem. o’ the A11 aieamaL-d Ame“-
Lion 01 Strrc'. and Electric MW
bmploxcs. “Lon tllc dying federa-
:Ion' presidcn‘.
“l.;i.;" uKl'l Whom he hal told nev-
eral day: ago ‘1hat he wished to
821213111; his Land 1115'. before he went.
Others at Bedside.
There “L1H; othcrn no less CI”
to Air. Gompcre. John E. Glitz.
.trcasnrcr of the Federation. Martin
'11511-11 of liansus City, and Mathew"
null oi ClllLng, all numbers of lhe
executive 1". mmithc, were there.
frank Morrison, summary of the
Federation, also \1 115. at the death
bed. "
'l‘r. 'rc also no: Lie nurse, Miss
\latlzr’Il 111 Max of Stu. York clt3.~
“ho had 11:21. With him since his
illllL'SS 01' August. She remalnqd
Battling at the loot or his beam
the shadow of death crept over the
SJ'lCliLLl leuduz'. 7 W“
7 1.1111211 10qu Samuel GcmperI-us.
Elite iound him—:1 righting man. «7
7XlLVC‘T' gave up, When told by his
lihxt1ti11i that ho wus passing. H!
773“.- clencheo as tightly as. his 1
istrength uuuld permit lie breath-d
1Centliiucd on Page Ten.)
.-
1m; ”mum; ns'rAnusnxLQ
TAKES IJSCLLSILE AGE‘CB-
~l-‘or llampden Enclosures and
Enclosures and the territory {6‘
the territory include: New
Daricii. New Canaan and Went-
port. llampden Enclosures will
comer: your touring our -m
roadster into a commr‘mhle
sedan type car at a small cont. The
'summer top" is not removed and
(he corstruc ion in of the my boot
matcrials.Tl1c.se unclasurcs are now
here ready to be installed for Kh-
models of all popular makes of
cars. it will take about half a M
time to do the job. What u delight;
ful Xmas gift for the entire tam“).
J. Prcmru &. Sons. No. 1 Merl“
Placv, So. Nor-walk. Phone 28561-—
.—\d\'. ' "'
a—FWD YOC'LL ENJOY
is served at The Savm Lunch 8.“
restaurant. 54 South Mala 8t. 8pc-
~cial dishes served here with I. W
of the bill of {are daily. A specialty
is the home-made pastry mdemd
cooked: on the premises. You‘ll on»
fey rating at this place.-—Adv.
t
vw‘
1ura
DAN’S TIRE 5801'
Make it :1 radio for Xmas. ;
tor Kent. 3635 to 8100 Radiant. “£3
and up. 98 North Mall: Sta-MM.
-—R¢dlo Set; of all meku repaired
hy on expert at the Nomi): M
Laboratory. 49 West avenue. Open
only evenings from 7 to lu.—Adv.;r
—-'m£ X08658 mar. '
Known for [to humiliate ml:
azure dealing methods. will be “
mm phce tor the Xma- have
per to visit. Eloctrlc ”pm
hi: rudely. cutlery of all M
manicure not. W m at“
many. my auto! 3:”. m‘
l
7Associates Surround
' His Death Bed—lew
:‘IK‘ICKCH his“ ~
at . ucLlcnateiy called ‘
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