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3,51: pH. Frumbull
me today his nomina-
.\ mom M. Maltbie. of
sun bench, to be an
of the Supreme
.:7 years from the due
3.6;; by the tl-eneral
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:cmmunicatlon was
rr"or had sent in a
— :otltying the Gener-
-,’ the death of Judge
nominated by him
> an Associate Justice
, Court. In this he had
- the lamented doalh
--"::e John P. Kellogg
:r return to no my
,: :ominatlng him to
" / Supreme v ourt of
' of eight years
:zment by you."
.~' was complied with on
z '7: Cronin. The 891:-
'-~' committee as succu-
.~::5 the nominations
.- last week;
' :5 late in opening as
again late.
r. the blind chaplain
’Tc today made ht-
meg total eclipse at
. prayer. saying Gill
7-ped that the people
not immensity oi: the
z" alor.’
A . 1:5 ottered today
halal-ice of the judges
, _, e and Superior courts
- $12. 000 with $500 ad.
. « Jhlef Justice, and
» ' :udgcs in the lessor
. so be increased. ..
; c: Lilddletown otter-
; would moire that
‘2’ use bills should he
:3 “*0 Secretary of Stale
-. :v . .. in the year prior to
such bills to
and duplicates
- :rmmittees To which
~ ;.: hearings.
’ STRSIOS.
: “:FI’}
I ,: A“? House Today would
». several deputies
» r- r deputy oecretanr
"3 treasurer and de-
iarh to receive 84.1
:‘CULlVe clerk. and
the treasurer and
.‘ Q: r"
' . - each.
"‘dgeship resolu-
T“ :It‘k. Judge. and
u 13‘.) a: Soothing-
t. :mcnn judge, at
;’_:€€‘5hlp . resolution
1 . (J‘Connell. ea
' won; Harry
‘. C. \‘each deputy
Baldwin. Judge.
'“ield, deputy at
'21. deputy. at
.- Candee. Judge.
'3. Griswold. judge.
;m. deputy at Ber-
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RWALK CLUB
'NING A BIG
DE AT REGENT
e Howard. Dil-
orth and Esterson
e Arrangements
ew York
Enmd. Charles 3-
: Emerson and John
. :ome arbor spend!“
New York City on
'.uart"t. representing
"=. started arrange-
“oducing of a show
'ficatre in the near
51 AT E M EXT
:1. Jan. 22 .-Tb¢ N"
"‘3 House statement
“'2! as follows:
1. 2‘: ....... 986.000.000
97.000.000
h-
If, E} in? nausea
Ml!
m” ‘a'nery heavy milky-cl "
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Jen. 22. —-‘Unli.ed
~ :01 be ance at clear
mar;- 20 “33:11.-
1-" INS CRULLERB
-: ace kind are made
f“ “1‘ 'he beat or other in.
't
.Y'
"‘Iatic
"“55". Store. all or;
have then; m”.
f’y
' ”Wt“ -
(.l HARING HOUSE‘
75, 000.000
* Wars cooked with ‘
electric our. '2...
. like Them for the: ,
Inmates Maltble
or Supreme Court
Trumbull Sends
Name to Senate
light Year Term.
ffice
. "S ECLIPSE
Young Wrigley Will
Bossiimmo Co,
CHICAGO—f. Jan. zn—th
WM”. not yet so will bwpofi‘
Druident o: the 835. 000, 000
chewing gum corporation. suc-
ceeding his rather. William we.
icy. Jr. at the annual meeting a
the uockholders next month. the
Chicago Herald and Examiner
said today. The elder Wrigley
will be named chairmen o! the
Philip Wrigley is a. University
or Chicago graduate and spent
some time in Australia. for the
30mm? in scle- broken before
“tumult ‘0 general executive
work in the once here.
CHElllSTISON
STANDINLEVY
BOO’I'IEGTRIAL
Says There Is No Stan-
dard Formula f o :-
Beer-— Figst Witness
Today ‘
IDENTIFIES GUN
Figured in. Episode at
Compo I n :1 When
Drivers Claim They
Sought Pay
BRIDGSEORT. Com. Jan. 3!.—
When the case ox Jacob Levy. pro-
prietor 01 Coupe inn. charged‘wltla .
[illegally W~ baron seven
ditterent counts. we; resumed lotto
’ mom
is: and former sanitary lam Ior
members“! serum-amount
m celled To the mow the do.
tense.
Raynor testified out there was no
standard tormula. for beer and that
built in beer could not be establish-
ed as described by Dr. Henry Borg,
state chemist or Dr. Albert Bennett
at Greenwich.
Michael O'Connell. oz 205 South
street. thiscity. lather of William
O'Connell. a truck driver. wholesal—
iied to having received money from
bevy. was the next witness called.
O‘Connell said that he was niglu
watchman at Dohertj's garage and
that he had been employed by nu.
cbacl Stendle. who‘poid him. He
also declared met Stendle had charge
0: the garage. He testified to hav-
ing seen John Hart of New York
several times ot the garage and Levy.
he said. he saw there once or twice.
When Attorney Greenslein. coun-
sel for Lena-showed him the gun.
which had been taken from Lord
otter the fight at Compo Inn; he
said thfl it was once his property but
that he had sold it the night before
the fight at the Inn to Lord for “I.
lie also said that Lord had not yet
paid nun the $5.
ocanneu told the court on: he
received 835 a week for his work as
night watchman at the garage. Be
declared that he never saw anything
being brought into the place but od-
mltted that a number at tnlcka left
the garage loaded with barrels. He
said he did not know what was in
the barrels. He stated that he had
seen the bottling plant in operation
several times. but he did not know
whether ‘mear”. bear or real beer
was hell: bottled. '
g senteoop as sand.
Sergeant Walter Lynehan or the
State police followed O'Connell on
the stand. He identified the gun as
the one that had been taken trom
Lordandsuidthax itwuinhispos-
melon up to a short time ago when
he turned it over to the lsmte's At-
tol‘n . ‘
A522 the polleeman‘a may
the court adjourned tor the noon re-
cos.
4—. ‘ . >
(Continued on Pm Ten.)
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tro.a.u
by on automobile drlvmt by Mrs-
Hendrlcks or core avenue. in from
ofthe ‘1'
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ATLANTA. Jan. 32 -—Grim and
mailing. Gerald Chapman. notori-
ous robber. who mood team the
moral W23
months ago and who win captured
on mm in Munch. Indian. we:
mod to the prison this morning.
When he escaped be bad served but
a few months of a sentence of 25
years tor participation in a $2. 400. -
000 ml! truck robbery in \‘ew York.
As he started on the reminder of
the 25 years sentence. charged
against his account here. Connecti-
cut authorities planned to claim his
presence in New Britain. He has
been indicted in that State {or mur—
$1228 NEEDED
TO MAKEFUND
AN EVEN $2M
Responses to Appeal
For Josephine Lon-
gobricoo Continue to
Come 111
Who is going to put the fund (or
crippled Josephine Longobricco
ncroes the $2, 000 mark? Only a lit-
tle more is needed. Already the
Evening Sentinel has received 81. -
981.73 Just $12. 28 morer and the
line is moaned. Is is going to be you
who does it?
This mornling brought one or the
most touching sure yet received tor
the tuna tor-Josephtne Longobrlo-
00. when an anomalous letter was
received bearing six dollars. Pain-
fully written in a hand that spoke
of learning to handle the pen late
in life. and with quaint misspellings.
people who were giving their mite.
Below is the‘letter: ,
Jam. 20th.
“The Evening Sentinel
“Gentlemen: -—
"Please and enclosed six .dollars
4
(Continued on Page Five.)
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CONTRIBUTIONS
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5:15.: Augmented orchestra. \o re-
mom—Adv.
HEATING AND muse
beautician: twmflnmunglnd
Gerald Chapman, Mose Solar ions Crlmlnu of PM Do!
Connecticut Authorities Plan to Claim HisJ
Presence in New Britain
it bore the humble ‘tribu'te of two.
to be credited to the fund tor .16-.
m '---...--.......' mine
W $1,906.73
M1! W-
Toad ....... ' ..... ӣ71:
3'15. 7: 90.-
m'fielsoo I. Whileorganiatbn’
butiigphntmoboflnotheaoghe
der In connection with the who!
Pom James seem». October 13.
1934.
mm:
Indianapolis by w.1~'. mfi
G. w. Hughes. Gem m
where he had 11 held do“ ”I
arren at Muncie. The trio left It-
dianapolis Wedna-dag. but detail- of
the route to Atlanta were not an.
uouneed u a precaution against a
possible attempt to rescue. The trip
was uneventiul. the wardens said.
Although he is but a: seer- of
age. Chapman is said to have declar-
edtluthewillnot livetoservetha
25 year term. Bis health is said to
have been impaired in recent months.
JURY DISAGREE
IN WEEIIAWKEN
BOOTLEG TRIAI.
Twelve Police Oflicials
And Civilians A r e
Charged in Gigantic
Jersey Rum Case
JERSEY CITY. N. 3.. Jan. 3:.—
The Jury in the trial of twelve Wee-
hawken and Jersey C41: police om-
dale and civilians reported this taro-
noon that it was unable to agree on
a mullet. The judge discharged the
jury.
LINCOLNS BODY
GUARD DIE
NEW-YORK. Jan. 334’”
Henry max-ru- Calvert. who‘ve: 6‘
member of President Lincollrs bo-
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FOU RTEEN PAGES
Mrs. Moriarty of East
Not-walk W a s on
Way to Stamerd for
lira. mam. Agnes W. or
O Goldman: m East Nat-walk.
was m as she was leaving the
trolley car in Mel-d last evening
and died in Word hospital ten
multic- alter she had been admitted.
In Horus-ts who was tiny-m.
you: old was the widow of John J.
My
Amoupdnod by her: daughter.
In. Wutlsm mason she went to
More as! night to attend the in-
Won exercises or the Degree Oi
Pocahontas. When she leit horn.
shew-soprano“: in the hostel
health. As they were leaving the
car she remarked to her daughmr
that‘s!” '3. tooling ill. Mrs. Ma-
son couch automobile and pre-
pmltoflh. her mother backto
Serum. lus- lam. however.
“-WWMapmdl-nwu
W Be meted her into: at
once so (In W ”at when
do mm m .
in? was lama ll Mp.
will. and on seen a radius oi
um tor the pol. thins yous.
me man active member oi the
Pride e: A lino-s. Degree of Poca-
hontes. .
She is survivored by six sons.
James of Hartford; Edward. John.
Thomas and mung: 0! this city and
Frank ox Hoboken; three daughter.
Mull—Iversanand limits.
Henley of Hartford and firs. William
Mason of Nor-walk.
The (lateral will be held from the
late home Saturday morning. A
requiem mass will be celebrated in
St. Joseph's church. Burial will be
in fit. We cemetery.
POST OFFICE
ARETO CLOSE
FOR ECLIPSE
The windows in the poet emcee
in the m and Second Dial-lot will
be closed Saturday morning from
8:80 to 9:80 o'clock during the
eclipoe.
moron. SHOW
Final arrangements have been
completed for the minstrel To be
presented by the Connecticut Coun.
oil of Catholic Women. tomorrow
evening at St. Joseph‘s school hall.
Henry m The show is bolus
given tor the benefit of the Council' a
summer home. Lakeville Manor.
ukevillevponn.
BI. MING mun.
Alfred Bases of Fourth street has
taken out a bonding permit to:- al-
teration to his house outlast street.
The'work will betdone at an esti-
dyguard. died‘todsy. He was 95
yemold. ‘
mod 00% of $0130.
CROSSWORD ED APOIMZE
PUZZIERI'TRINTED ON PAGE 3
You've heard about how Wuh-
ingbon croned the Deu’ware 1nd
NapoleoncroseodtheAlps. butnone
of. these amou- coo-eta have an,-
u
The voice sounded as it it came
tom a cbsncter‘ who podhly
mood ‘3 feet two in his stockings.
and weighed clos- io two hundred
"l‘ells How To
SYRACUSE. N. Y. Jan. 324-—
How to spare the eyes in watch-
ing the eclipse o: the sun Satur-
‘day. reserving direct observation
for the brie! period of totality
or nearest approach to totality.
is suggested by Malor Edmund
T. Sanders. u. 8. Mr London.
England. who. with Mrs. San-
ders. is visiting in this city.
Major Sanders advised that a
card be punctured with a pin or
nwdle and this card be held
above a piece of white paper. so
the image of the’ sun will be
thrown through the miniature
With Card-Board and Paper
See Eclipse
hole in the cord and show upon
the plwe 0! paper. In this way
the progress 0! the eclipse may
be watched easily. saving the
strain on eyes and. neck until
near the time at totemy. when
it is desirable to look at the sun.
Major Sanders also cautioned
against looklng at the sun es-
:ept with a darkened glass. be-
cause of the danger of injuring
the eyes.
His discover or the card
method of watching the progre-
ot the eclipse was made during
an observation at Yorkshire sew
”81378118 ‘80.
. member.
WOMN DISCUSS
IPROTECI‘EYl-‘S
ZONING AND 3 DURING ECLIPSE
STATE BOARDS
Republican Round Ta-
ble Reveals That
Gentle Sex Seem
BarredFromWork
THE sfil’ms
MraBeckIpsMakesIn-
tonne *
Mrs. Reminder Urges 8;
Zoning for Norwalk
The question of having women ap-
pointed to state boards was the sub-
ject discussed yesterday at. the round
table luncheon at the Norwalk Re»
publican 'Woman'e assoclltion at the
Royal James inn. Mn Alexander.
Rummler. chairman of the educa-
tional committee. presided.
Mrs. Conrad P. Frey read an in—
teresting paper on the sutegbocrds.
it was s comprehensive survey at
the number 01 boards and individ-
uals who govern the we institu-
tions. It revealed that whereas the
weltare of both women and chil.
dren is the paramount issue in the
majority of the institutions. only
men.
stances. are appointed to the bards.
On the tuberculous board there are
two physicians and'one lay mem-
ber. The board for the state hoa-
pltal for mental diseases at M le-
lovvn has 12 members. an-menf'the
State hospital at Sorwich has a gov-
‘erning board at equal number and
[all men. while the Weld Train-
ing hospital has seven men and one
women member. The woman is the
daughter of Congressman Schuyler
B. Nerd“. The education board of
nine does not include a woman
During the coming year
there will be three vacancies on this
board and women voters are working
(Continued on Page Five)
HOPETO REVIVE
DLITIRCT I-TRII
A mectlng or the stock holders‘br
the defunct Ford Technical Labra—
tory is being held in the Royal
James Inn this ottoman. The busi-
nose of, the company has been csro
rled on under the name of the San
Ford Automotive Products Corporal-
don since early last summer when
the original company was declared
bankrupt. '
Francis Sanford of New York pres-
ident of the new company. called
today's meeting. Plans (or re-or-
pulsation will be disco-led. Hr.
Sanford proposes to manufacture
the Ford engine the experimental
work on which was done at the old
Ford Technical plant.
At “the present time only a few
men» an employed at 'Wuer treat
plant. However. it the manor-e-
gun or the Ford em 0 h under-
taken. it will mean the employing
are number of mechanics.
{aluminum mm PRICES
on am. (am cans
We January uh. .
Manda:
Country Club Coops ........8184s
Coupe ........... ........81u8
Soda ..J .81“;
Victim ..... ..... .413”
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jewel-u“ Warning
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O
in the great majority of In-‘
SAY EXPERTS
ingSoundedAgainst
Leoklng at Sun
WitlIoutPl-otection
AGIRL’SSI‘OR-
Violin of ,
M iit’8e
Right—Stock Ex-
changeooClose
General warnings on the protec-
tion or the eyes during the coming
eclipse is being sounded tram all
quarters. Authorities are asking
that residents occulnt themlves
with the sale method of «0an
the event. and that children on.
p‘ocially be warned not to‘ look at
the sun with naked eyes.
A concrete example or the result
of imperfectly smoked glasses
given in the following letter receiv-
ed by the N. Y. Times:
Goshen. N. Y.
Jul. 20. 1925.
I was glad to see some warning
.in your paper about care in look!"
.at the eclipse and I have been going
Lto write. suggesting that you should
do so. Now I wish to suggest that
you make it a point to add to your
late warning. one more easily discov-
ered by the multitude. I speak thus
feelingly. because 1 have been a vie-
‘ um o: ignorance in using only slight
fly smoked glasses to look at an
eclipse. and for tighten years my
eyes were useless—not totally blind
but useless. partly paralyned—by the
intense light.
Very truly.
CECXLIA G. COLLIN.
In most quarters it was stated
that the eclipse will take precedence
on Saturday morning People will
watch the eclipse. and let the at
the world go by. Many merchants
realise this and will elect: their
stores during the period. The
banks will not open until 9: so on set-
At the many Nor-walk Canaries
plans were generally made to allow
their employee time to witness the
phenomenon. Lest anyone should
forget. a general warning. of the
coming eclipoe will be sounded at
9 A. M. on the tactory whistles. Those
of the Nomlk Lock company and
the Crotut and Knapp plant will
sound at that hour. At these tac-
toflesuaxthe&&G.CorsrtCoq
the employ-cs will be snowed time to
watch the passage of the moon
across the sun.
As most people will watch the
(Continue: on Page Five.)
I
an; 0! ll! ARRIVAL
ditheh’orwalk Dunc...” egg.
to:- avenue is may and curl-scrip
h“MM!- Expensive and “Ml!
equipment is employed for filtering.
Mooring. (W flcl‘lllllnf) W-
ilellllhg and coping. Hi: how uni.
our. epic “dupes: things an hue.
, —Adv,
“A" OVMUE man
—-The be! of and (all Ml. rolls
Cortes coke abs on Saturday at!
and bus W to your door.
mien. “LL—Adv.
-A‘u flotsam-stew
‘WemhmM-‘miw
urday rooming and many other busi- .
'nesses will follow suit:
How Accident6é
curred Still Bur
known— Sever
Testificd, at Caron:
er’slnquest ..
Claiming negligence on the M
0! an employ; of the Connecting
Company. suit {or 810.00» for the
death tor Mrs. Helen E. Keller has
been commenced. »
The damage suit instituted by Ito’ . '
executrixcs of the Keller estate. Jens
nie E. Stevens and Clara L. rm
of Nomlk. through Attorney “It
“In A. Griffin of Norwalk. h p».
tut-sable at the session of the W
lor Courton February 8rd. f"
The accident occur-Ted Novelty»
26 Tbmbgiflng Eve. Mrs. Hailing“
m instantly killed when a me man
trolley ctr operated by Howard fi.
Godtrey. or 2 Jefferson street. guns
ed over hu- body.
wt. Xena- was on her was ,
m where her 4m do .
a“. was to hove open its
W bond-.7! there that .
1:30 o'clock m stood on the w-
w‘alk I. the Reiko-d Avenue do»
i: none. Several people aw In?
these. and the next moment. “5"
anemic: was aturcted by 3!?
screams. No one saw 'her m- 5
front of the car. and how :he ami-
dentoccurredisstllianumry.LI
Her body was nun glod beyond so-
cognltlon. and it wuover an our
before she was identified. A M
card. round in her handbag. in“ *
from a grandson named Vacant. fl
..—.~———
RAEERITRSE’
GFORGEP. EELS
INNEWCANAAN
Local Music and Bulb
Dealer Gets. Word
That Place Waking
sacked Tues. Night?“
George P. Elia. who «madman.
music and radio store in sun: sued.
is today busy checking hp the clock
in his store in Railroad avenue. liar
Con-on. whioh'A-Wu ransacked
burglars Tuesday evening“
valued at 4‘0!) were taken.
The robbery eras duooterod m-
any morning by Miss Menl‘l. fit
user 0: the store. * Entrance .
gained through a side door by ab
muhthought. Mausoleum“
A case containing several scarf “if. ,
wrist watches and other mine-'3:
Jewelry wu 'jimmied" open and
emptied. The cosh register amp
was also broken open and 81. ‘fl
cash which had been left the“
night was token. several
instruments and boxes of candy it.
also mining. ‘
TUE rasuur WM!!! . ‘ ‘
~39". what hard work “will“
weather makes for the W'
..
when (anally washing lade'
done. vs the bother. keep
and send the family mum
Mphy‘s unmet-1. It will be ”I
for and «hung at 13 asu‘
pound. lineman charge or 75 angle
for a washing. in Water St...
SCC-I-Ad'.
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