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Conn. Federation of Music Clubs to Hold Tests
In N ew Haven March 7—The Rules—The.
Prizes
Gm: lat-‘35: is king evinced in
the mm melanin: national contest
to be held t3" the Naxonal Federa-
tion or Mus: Clulxx consiszlnz of
we. Marx; and nazlonai contests.
91m. Clnylml nozcmilsa at Glen-
btook Stamford is chairman of col:-
tests for the ('onna‘cllcut State Fo-
deratlon of .‘sirsiv: Clubs. which will
hold 1:: cont-‘31 1.:- Sprugue Memorial
hall. New Haven. 0:: March 7th.
Rules 0! Contest
_ The contestants must be cum
e! the United Slates. either native
born or children ‘01 naturalized pn-
reuts. and must have resulcd in {he
Units-d Slates more than one-half of
their li\es. and musl have had a):
tire training in the United States.
durnx ten years been. preceding the
contest. Contestants in the voice
departmeni must in: between
3305.0! 2C and 30 years. Conten-
lants in the violin and piano depart~
menu must be between the ages of
18 and 30 years at tile ‘l'nc of the
slate contest. -
The prizes to be awarded in Con.
necticut consist of five at 25 each.
u folld'oa: Ono each for male and
:bmale \l‘ricu (Ui'lietlirllll: one for
violin; one for piano; one (or the
contestant holding the highest mark
at all. »
Many ask thtmselvcs what they
will set out or it. Two of the voca-
conieet winn'rs haw rulu‘u: names
for Lllcflléll.'l\f,’n‘. Katherine Mclslc
has become at membor 0f the Chi-
0830 Civic Opera Company, where
she has won high honors and n‘any
luurels. Dciora fs'allwornez,‘ is be-
ing sought dl'ier by all 'llt: big tos-
ilvaJ managers as Oratorio and con-
con contraito. Their pi‘"'dollt [ain'-
in due to their “inning out in the
Brnnlnl contests
tonal l‘ulwrution of Muzzle Cull-1.
Among tn..- ruinous nusiulans. l:
gue- lowards the national prices for
this bicrm H contest are Galli-
cavcl, Dim Samarnl‘f. Chrvaima Mll-
ler-Clemsnm Francs N! L t.\l..lan;
wh.lv~ the following schomrnlllpr
have bevn offe‘rr-d.
’ Alter Scholarships
The lnsi’ltuio of Musical Art. New
York city. Frank Ilamrosch dean.
after: a. full course scholarship.
which Includes two or throw your:
ll. any choscn branch with academic
training.
The New England Conservatory.
Dr. George f‘hnrlwlck, dean. 0““ch
a. one year scholarship including
academics.
'ille Curtis institute of Philadef-
phla. Mrs. John Grelle. direczor, of.
tars a similar one year sellolnmhip
The Cleveland Inelltute .li' Mimic
Dr. Ernest Blht‘h. direstor. allele
:1 one year scholarship in violin dc-
partment.
The Cincinnati Conservatory of
‘Music, Miss Emily Frances Pauer,
dean, offers .1 one year scholnrshlp.
'l'i.e Judges for the Connecticut
. Smlé Comvsls are as follow-x.
‘ Voice: Dean David Stanley Smith.
""Talo university: . Frederick Weld.
Connecticut Colle‘m for Women:
Isaac Beecher Clark, Waierbury.‘
Plano: Dean David Stanley Smith.
Robert Printing. 0: Hal-Mord; \Valtc r
Edwards. of S'nmford.
Violin: Bil-Alogl‘ade Nash DonaJd-
'50&. New Haven; J. L. Daeblcil,
Stumford.
Mrs. ilolrhl—dss, contest chainnen
'tor Connecticut, urgea all comer
tents who ba\‘3 not yet .signed u;
with her to do so at once. so Lhat
she may know th.‘ exact number oi
-thoee contesting. Mrs. Clayton
Hotchkisa. Gloul’lrook, Comm, will
reach her. ‘
'Iha general public will do ndmitt-
ed to this contest at Sprarue Me-
morial Hall upon payment. 0! n
nominaJ admission fee. At ti 1: con-
-test held two years ago clinic was
~ E. large number present and the nu.
dience gave eVldeuce of enjoyment
by irequorlt applause.
A Vermont Liar.
11! you conceiVe we're wed to truth
'round these pine trees dig-
tins. '
You never knew old Cal Cnrruth
'01- old Sebastian Wiggins;
. .My Stars! they'd yarn until
' skin
Wu all rashed up with tetter;
They’d 'iis when folks that knew
. 'em “lowed,
The truth would serve ‘em better.
your
5 run that Wiggins loved to spin
That'eet young blood to tinging.
Wu how a black tog settled in
One morning he was ahingiing:
' The wet slut! packed no hard he
' found.
Wben later it got hotter
He'd shingled right out onto it
TWO, yards and ‘bout a. quarter.
. .
Old Cal. he worked for us quite some
Along in beet-lid booing:
We tellers like-1 to have him come—
Hle stories keot us going;
My! how his eyeballs used to act
The time his tunzue wan talking:
, Ibey'd bulge right out or his bald
head .
Like feet-ends through a stocking.
. E15 hawseoar-drlving lie was neat
And honored Mean city:
His route lag ' down old Comm}!
street. -
Which then was 9011118 had pretty
His team was but one ham 39 Get
“Blind Pilot." blind as fun:
yon-couldn't slop that’hawse except
B610” a, lawsuit 1“”-
‘ nlan wonder never ceased
1,1211%)” rare combination:
'iflnd Pilot was a klnzly beast.
’ And Cal 8. cool creation:
Get out the way, there!
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0' nfitzecm. the “Mont State mm,
driving blind_i'aced Pilot; scoot, .-
«Ind save your soul and gin-era.
Sea 'em
hon map. paid his bll
Jag! listen. neighbor. .
ram with your 7“” 9'3"
tour. work and ”W:
' mun UP »
' M f 98y: of Brnum
ed hair right or!
the ;
held by the Na<l
Arrive; Tab Late
for ReWriBen
ems ANGELES. Jain. all—(max
f could have
Hobo Built Hotel Was
Equipped With
Shower Bath and
Other Improvements
to The 8cntlnel)-A two story hobo
hotel and communiw crater. oeu-
celved and erected by Ween Willis.
and which had features which re-
sembled the Biltmore or the Ambu-
sador in a general way. was rudely
kicked into history last week by the
Redlands police force. The neigh—
borhood. instead 0: welcoming this
bit of progressive construction. ob-
)ected on the grounds that the oc-
cupants were too loud 0: chicken.
80 the police descended upon it.
The main hotel consisted of some
half dozen rooms. nod was of two
floors. One floor was about three
lee: from the ground. the second
floor about six feet and the root
about eight feet from the ground.
Those rooms were Just about high
enough for a men to all. in without
bumping his head axalnet the cell-
mg. But they were snug and tight
and warm and dry. and u anus”
n. bug in a. rug was the occupnnt
thereof.
This main hotel had all the taco
tux-cs of all halt-in. There was I
showersbalh rigged up with an old
name and connected with a tank the:
held I coneldenbfe
quantity of water. But there no no
water an! the police could find no
If the mmger of Al! Sim-
monds, London lightweight, is
on his we- be will make capital,
of the fact that Benny Leonard's
retirement was announced just
as All we: on the lea.
WMMILSlbchnllenge 9
Benjamin. Anyhow, Ali’s 'cre
and went: to meet American
“swa-
JUDGE ORDERS
BRIEFS FILED
mull-CASE
Believed Losing Side in .
$70,000 C a s e Will '
Appeal from Superi-
or Court Decision
BRIDGBPORT. Jan. zap-(Special.
to The Sentinell—At the close of
the hearing of testimony. Judge L.
Nickerson in Superior court yester-
day. ordered briefs tiled within a
three weeks by attorneys engaged in
the test or the validity of legacies
amounting lo 370.000. given (our
New York and Pennsylvania. clubs
under the will of the late Edmund
Coggsweli Converse of Greenwich.
who left an estate estimated at 880.-
006.
Judge John F. Renting of Siam-
ford. counsel for live minor heirs of
the estate. was opposed to the lega-
cies nu unalienable under Connectis
our laws since none of the organiza-
tione are religious or charitable.
The court's decision ls expected to
be appealed to the Supreme Court
of Errors. ,
The organizations involved lnlhe
cult. brought by Alfred Jarelzki and
the Banker-3' Trmt Company or New
York. executors. are the Bankers
club of New York. which was given
825.000; the Liberty Club. given a
summer amount: Allaqulppa Lodge.
A. F. & A. 31.. and Tancred Coul-
mandery. both or McKeesport. P...
which were left $10,000 each.
It is contended that under the
Connecticut laws. the organizations
cannot receive the nioney because
they are neither religious. educao
Lionel or charitable societies. 'An-
other question to he settled in whe-
ther the organizations can obtain
the funds under the laws of New
York or Pennsylvania.
Sue: lor $30.00!)
Rudolph P. Ellis. egg broker. of
Greenwich. have filed sui: for 350.-
000 in Superior court today against
the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company. alleg-
ing that on July 23rd. last. he was
thrown from a train nearing Green-
wich Bullion and seriously injured.
Horse Was Struck
James B. Scott of Greenwich. has
filed suit for $3.000 against Sylvester
J.‘ Leary of Greenwich. allemng that
“September 18th.. 1924. a. horse
owned by him and need for hunting
and riding. as well an show work.
wa- struck on Glenvme Road bridge
by on automobile owned by the de-
tenant.
Will Take 01f . «
All Excess Fat
Do you know that there in a sim-
pie. eflecuve remedy for overrated;
one that may he need safely and se-
eretly by any man or woman who is
losing the sienderneu of youth? It
in the tablet form of the now in.-
moun . Manuela Prescription. Thou-
sands of men and women each year
regain slender. healthful figures by
using Mar-main. Tnbiets. You. too.
out expect to reduce steadily and
(-3;in withoutxoin‘ through .1033
dozen of tiresome exercise and
gumtion diet. . Mel-moi: Preterm
lion Tablets are cold by all (imaging
the World over at one dollar a. ”0:.
or you can secure them direct from
the Marmola (30.. General Motors
ever bcen used.
or the village departed before the
:omccrs had time to ask them many
Bldg. Detroit. Mich" ‘on receipt 0!
price.-—Adv. , J
indicailon o! the- shower bath having
And the occupants
questions.
Besides this hotel there were two
collage. Ono: of thee» Wu occupied
by the Mayor of the city and was
quite a. handy affair. It had two
disapprarlng bunks in it made of tin.
with a lot or features that were not
to he found in ills hotel. it w.“
equippvd with 1 small banter and
had a higher rool‘ so that the Mayor
could v-nlvriain Kuvllfl- And there
“as a cribbuge hoard there and 1
box film! with line clgnrl, some of
lhvm almost whole onrl. V
And lip-re has one other bunga-
low. which. it in said. wnl now! for
the newcomer who had noi ye! con-
forms-«l with the cleansing regula-
tions. For the police bellcve the
hollow; were somewhat inclined to-
ward viranlinuet and force-d the new
COmPl' to clean up I bit before all.
in]: a room in tho bolt-l.
Tharp was no kilchon lo the hotel
and. ”70 rommllnilv cooking wan all
done in the open. But timbers had
been laid out {or what the 0mm:
believe was to ave been an addition
and probably a klichrn.
The buildings were erected entire-
ly from old Hmhorn found nearby on
which were lehnrioush nailed piece-
nf tin of Pvrry sim- and dmrlpllon.
taken from the Mg dump pile which
is cnlv .a few hundred tevi ‘nwny. A
mnmfaln lull-mm rnnn neurhv end
all the voter needed was clone ni
bend.
TIRED Am}! EATING? A
'ITIY TRIS 81)le .“IXT'URE
It you {eel tire-d after eating. it in
often a sign of gnu and linfllgt‘stod
matter in your stomach or bowels.
Simple. llucklhorn hark. nlagnoeium
sulph c. p.. glycr rlue. etc“ as mixed
in Adlrrika. helps any $3.59 see on
the stomach. unless due to deep-
sraled causal. The QUICK nction
will surprise you. Adlerika is won-
derful for constipation—ll often
work: in one hour and never gripes.
Harold A, Need. 8 No. Main SL. 80.
Norwaik—Adv. .
ONE GOOD turn de-
serves another. It’s
bound to be good and
bound to deserve an-
other—when it’s a turn
Kldthe A-B-C Classified
s.
Read them today!
It 19' is.
most delicious ten l§ou
can buy. Try it & be convinced.
JOSEPH'DAVIS
57-49 NORTH MAIN STREI'II
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TOMORROW
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$50.00 Overcoats $34.50
Broken Lines Children’s Plush
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Hats ,.
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THESE ARE All\ ml mun.- mu;
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The new block toe in n
lalo improvement on the
tensor women'e iioleprooi
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at the top of we. We no
at present curving lbip
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The lioleproot Exlrm
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slender women—it is no
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Ribbed Top—[isle
. Fine mercerized lisle quality —
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