WESTPOR’I‘. Jen. 22.——Franl<lln
w Rsymoad. one or the town's
iatnown residents and business
' died suddenly at his home on
o avenue yesterday tonnoon
is
”years old. ‘ .
Mr. Raymondl was a. son of the
late» Joseph and Abigsil Raymond.
early settlers here. ‘He was born
Martin 11. 1846. and rmed on his
tether’s term which is now the West-
port Country club. the club perches-
fall. On September 12. 1869 he
married Elizabeth Wilkins whose
home was the Colonist mansion on
the Post read now occupied by John
Adams Thsyer. When Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond celebrated their golden
Wedding anniversary‘in 1919 they
accepted 31:. Theyer’s Invitation to
visltthe scene or their yodding core-
mony. another-e the wedding march
was again played. and again they
stoqd in the parlor just where they
stood when they were married.
He was head of. the Raymond
Manufacturing company in Sange-
tuck.
Mr. Raymond is survived bx his
wife. one son, Royal Wilkins. asso-
ciated with him in the Raymond
Manufacturing company. and two
sisters. Miss Catherine Raymond.
better known as “Aunt Kate," who
celebrated her ninetieth‘ birthday last
October at the Raymond home. and
Mrs. Sylvester Keeler. also or West~
port.
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Mrs. A. F. Chamberlain, who is
visiting her friend Mrs. L. H. Bak-
er in Osslning, N. Y.. is expecting
to return home Friday afternoon.
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AMHERST. Mass. Jan. 22.—-Pi_o-
till-es ot, the eclipse of. the sun broad-1
cast by 'radio from an airplane. lino
mediately after they fire token!
' -Tnis is what Prof. deld Todd.
noted'sstronolnor'of Amherst uni.
verslty. willrendesvor to nedomplls
on January 24. when the moon
get between the 'enrth and the sun.
darkening the skies ot the northern .
part of the United States.
The attempt wul be made in a
Martin Bomber tiring three miles
high. ' .
“The radio broadcasting“ o! whet
the sun looks like in eclipse lo the
stunt of stunts." Dr. Todd said. "It
looks now as it We would be able to
carry it out. a
"In 1926. when there is on eclipse
twice as long as the one this week.
but one which can be observed best
from at sea. there will be no need so
send out a great msny observation
expeditions." he predicted.
"By that time I believe it will be
possible to send out one radio-
cqulpped airplane expedition and the
rest of the astronomers can stay at
home and tune in on the phe-
nomenon as it is heppenlng. carried
to them b yradlo pictures so that
they can see it on a screen in their
laboratories." ~
Dr. Todd intends to take up in
his bomber n sending not or the
radio photographic machine devel-
oped by C. Francis Jenkins. s Wash-
ington inventor.
The transmitting machine. which
weighs about 70 pounds. will be up
above the Clouds. the receiving set
will be located in Washington.
Prat. Todd used on airplane to
photograph a. minor eclipse in 1919.
SUES CITY F 0R
LOSS OF EYE
MERIDEN, Conn.. Jan. 23.—-—Ste-
phen Vitsle. who lost on eye when
his automobile run into a. tree on
Curtis street last November. todn"
sued the city of Meriden for $10,009.
Gas on Stomach
Won’t Let You Sleep
Gas pressing on heart and other
organs sometimes causes a restless.
nervous tooling and prevents sloop.
Adlcrllts. helps any case no on the
stomach. unless due to doep-oested
causes. The QUICK notion Will Ill?-
prise you. Because Adloriks. is such
an excellent intestine! evscusnt it
is wonderful for constipation—it
often works in one hour snd never
gripes—Harold A. flood. t “05 Main
St. 80. Nervous—Adv.
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PROF. DAVID NOD.
ROBBERY Al +
Anon HOME
1 NOT so BIG
List Given to Police
‘Who N ow Believe
Second Theft Was
Work of Loc'al Men
The loss by burglary st the sum-
mer home in East Roche avenue of
Attorney end Mrs. Herman Aaron
was considerably less then origin-
slly estlmstod by the police. sooord-
ing to the list of stolen oracles
turned into the sutliorltles today.
The missing articles consist mostly
o! clothes.
The list is so follows: two wash
mil drones .one grey and one white
trimmed with black: I or 4 young
women'- wash dresses: 3 white
linen dresses: 1 blouse. grey veil
striped. end a. mshogsny Thomas
clock. .
It wss origins“! thought by Lilo
police that the burglary. the second
in the month. was the work 0! pro-
fessional; Since the list‘ of stolen
srtlcles hos been supplied to the us-
thoritlee they hove changed their
theory and now believe the "break"
was the work of local periies.
POEMS THAT LIVE
0- The Gris-ham and Cricket.
The poetry of earth is never deed:
When all the birds or. coin: with
the hot sun
And hide in cooling trees. s
will run .
tron: hedge to heal. shout the
new-mown mend.
nut is the grmhopper's—he altos
the load
In summer luxury—he nu never
done "
With his do his: (or. when tired
out wit fun.
Es routs st use behest!) some apiece.
snt wee-I. . ,
The poetry to earth is ceasing
novel:
0:! e lone winter evening. when the
trod.
voles
Has wrought s silence. "iron: the
stove there shrill:
The cricket’s sons. in wsrmth the
crossing over.
And seems. to one in drowsiness
hsl! lost
The grasshoppers unong some
grslsy hills.
-—John Rests.
annulus seem. rams.
unmet). Jen. 83.—-ldward s.
Wlllett. member or the em. Coin-
stoek. Willott .snd saunas. oi- '
Bridgeport, was elected president of
the Whole-sis Grocers' Ansel-lion
st Doulhorn New England stsits sn-
nunl meeting held st the-Hotel Bond
yostcrdsy. Robbins,8. Itoeckel.
State Motor Vehicle commissioner.
gave a. tslk on contemplstod
thongs. in the motor vehicle lows.
lie sdvocstod making the rules 0!
lanes on trucks more equitsbie and
suggested having some "do at log
tor trucks between the weight. a
3 Sauna 5 tons.
er besides 3r. o
elected for the coming ’13er
Vice~President June! 1). Abacus-
blo. member 02 the arm or
end Abominable. o! sarcastic“.
Mesa; secretory and treasurer. I.
Cornwall Roberts. buyer for the
tlrm 0: Tucker end Goodwin. cl.
Ciel-alien E. Simon. of smelled.
lormeriy with the Francis 1-1. 1.“.
gen comps" in the! oily.
sunbeam.
anew hpmmsn.
Gena. Jen. asp—flu Reese sent to
eunuch A resolution ‘ mp list
John 8. must» moo
. . walla business .
rosettes was. super brsncln '2
m shod iblll woo stand a
m Whl.."l'he om moon
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rttord. The retiring president ls . - ..
m spasm Maoists!!! blos- ' y‘
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MiymShol-hlse of.
We finit- "
‘ st; Tea,
,.‘Shell we have s' tos. shortage?
' mu- tho question that is cons.
his more or less concern emong-‘t‘ea
rl'lorehsnts and tea buyers the 'World
over. 5. Already there has been pa
pht‘noin'ensl risein the market, so
that time;- tound necessitate raise
the prices.» the retailer end ”can.
burning public. This is not at nli due
' ‘ to the me cost 0! living but is hilly
Justified?! the tact or en increase
in the world's consumption ct tea
which,,}s.only slightly below the pro-
auction. , - “l _ ~
.‘ The tour expressed by thevlnrger
ten houses or this country sndelsoe
where. is that they my not be able
to obtain all the line tea they need to
fill their requirements. .» ‘
Resale-much immodistely‘ inel-
the wsr and the overtime]! o: the
too; has gradually increased its con-
sumption so that now it is in the
V neighborhood of twenty-eight or
thirty million pounds. and it condi-
tions should.lncroueu, the some
rstio.‘ it will not be long hetero it will
create an obsolete show, in the
world's market. , -
Mex Tito. éwho is the expert tea
tester sod tss buyer of the weds.
Tee comm. can give no encour-
ngementr tor on immodlsto drop in
the 'presont high prices. though it
ms, come. The mullet is now the
highest that it huever been known.
Nobody belieVes thst it whimsy at
this point. and the gonersl belief is
um "I drop come within a‘ year
it not sooner. _ r. Tito :urther states
thst the increase in mail prices is
slight when camper“ with the rise
in the markotrud the prices that
had to be paid by too houses who
place reel vslue on the quality of the
product. - ,
Farmer Legislators .
Ass’n. Elects Officers
STATE CAPITOL. Hartford. Jan.
2:.——'l‘lle Farmers’ association of. the
Genors Assembly organised yester-
day ternoon (or this session. with
Albé B. undone! Bellsbury. chair-
man. Mi. Msry B. Weaver or New
Milford. vice chairmen. and 3. Mc-
Loon Buckingham of Wateriown.
secretory. Governor Trumbull will
be noted to address the Former
members next week.
monarchy Wes consuming very little
JOSEPH “DAVIS
{7-4. NO!!TH MAIN STREET
' JAN 0A3)? SALE
ovssoos'rs
smrs
LEATHER GOODS. ETC.
now In P3063888 ‘
Opt'n “film, a . .‘s “o
EMPLOYES CAN
4 BUY-STEE- CO- ’
_ Slocx__ A'l $125
NEW YORK. Jen- Sir—Employee
of the United m Steel Corpora-
tion and its sutsidlnrios will be giv-
en the privilege of subscribing to
100.000 shares of U. 8. Steel com-
mon stock at 8125 s share in sc-
cordsncc with the corporation's
stock subscription plan. Albert H.
Gary. chairmen. announced today.
The subscription period is for 30
dnys ending Fcnbrunry 21. 1925.
A year ago altering or the stock
was mode to employee st par.
Get Bids on Lighting
Fixtures' for Schools
The special building committee or
the Board Education is send-
ing bids {or the lighting fixtures of
the public schools. Attorney Jesse 'l‘.
Dunbar, a member of the committee
std today. The bids will be Within-
a few 6““!-
The new schools were surveyed bi
a lighting export from the Connecti-
cut Light and Power company in
order that the best possible lighting
system might be installed. The
committee is endeavoring to see that
'l‘HURSQAY, JANUARY R
SUITB’
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"RED TAG
SALE
' STILL GOING STRONG
$40.00 OVERCOATS $29 50
$50.00 OVERCOATS $34 50
SPECIAL
LINES OF MEN’S WORK G I.
ONE-HALF PRICE 4
. Rogers 69" Stev
TWO STORES ..
so. Noni
~ BROKEN
NORWALK
the lighting systegn will be of such
that eye strain will be avoided.
Here's Anthoer ECp.
Take for instance the case where Quail"? mid
concerned. ,
Quelit'y’s shadow so obcurcs the price that you
{why you hadn’t paid more attention in it My...)
Footwoar of quality for twenty—right years.
MILTON ELWOOiI
122 Washington St. South N
Home of Better Shoes
Store Closes Daily at 6 o'clock
OWLAND’S .
Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
Store Open 'Till 6 O'clock Daily.
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stan cls for
ighty Boonomies
The Mill End Sale is a collection of merchandise at mighty economics.
It its Sale-that holds s thrill every minute for keen shoppers.
it does quantities and equally wonderful varieties—“4n evely sort of mailman;
Thai is_why it is such ssucccss. . » '
Mill Endsl. Mill Ends of every sort!
Ysrdgoodgthwssndsolysrdr-oleve weave ' '
Fun andrcosls sud slices end lmdcmesysnd hosiaeud “”3“! ““6 °°l°r f" “my WW“
MillEndsolyerdgoodssrethoendsolthcrunol s pattern
aid goods srelhe odd lots of the season's businesrlor the maker. All comets us at price concession”lull
. ‘ mix 031;“? Yes. we put some of our own goods into the solo—we could not do otherwise—owe“dd
no r goods from themskcr at the lowered price and expect you to psy s higher price for t
suns goodttlisl we had in stock. So together whet a wonderful role they build.
. .- -. $99“: for everybodyln each section of
5' to ‘ " That thing always worthy—Its price always I
‘. than usual-4m “Wtifiés always!
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3 $113.»
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t such (littering sorts that every taste arid fill
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Mill Ends of garments endshoes and
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