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NGRIIAIHGGIIR'I
Bill. HEARING
NEXT TUESlAY
Mmmmz
solidate Courts to Be
Heard By Committee
OTHER BILLS
33gb. fi.-That an
‘1‘ 1nd hulls-l wound
.. the deal}: of Mi-
xear old super-
;. \lrfllffll‘d freight
_ “a: the substance;
.\ Medical {ix-I
n Pun-n. in Core»;
.113 ~ mam->1 today. ;
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Ilirec wounds
2 g’innizin's bfldy 8! g
said,
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MAKE PLANS T0
PUSH WGRK 0F '
KIWANIS CLUBS
Local Organizations
Attend Conference
In Hartford
THE SPEAKERS
j More Clubs to Be Es-
tablished —-- To Aid
Farmer-~Talk of Un-
derprivileged Child
,Sevenzecn memhcrs of the Dior-
zwall: Kiwanis club journeyed to
Hartford yeszterdmr and look an no-
Et-ne part in the stme conference of
Munitions of committees held under
[Tr-e auspices of the Hartford club.
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‘v 3 l‘fi'f‘flffb'“ .rcprs‘se-nmlzres a? the nae-31mg.
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Ill-“07‘: follcm‘irq; Which \‘(alicr J.
- t: , . Z..zr;zl‘-e:ll, gowrnor for New England
fl: ( 1“" i‘ILi‘erc‘H game an in eresu’n; address
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'arai fiat; {Eu}; “um graded :nfo two
‘ the . paras, In ‘5 . , r52: pert. Governor
p 3 3 oomph“: d mum-d me general
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amazime cf l unis in New England.
g rl‘. told ,. need of establishing new
le‘nnis clubs. he spoke of (uric
welfare and the improve/mo of the
7 under—privileged child.
; In the second yAari of the address.
“m mangle?“ rvlntml 1hr: duly of
.. ion-gird maintaining har—
lC‘llé {‘(‘lb'lf’lls i’wtwetrn 1.1m farm-
Gm‘arnor Camp-
mar: of the imarnazirm-
or. :hls manor and is
torexslrd :r: the sublucv; so
h an agricultural oom-
our of me standing
all Ki‘VZLUlE t‘lnhs.
likened the
static-n for the.
HF urged ever-r mem‘ntxr of
to cooperate to keep the
’ " and Eli?
fit
1 as:
new
mlziees of”
Gotcr‘nor Campbell
FIT‘I'\1CC
he". Wr- n
Azu‘u‘zm
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following the L
charge of Field
who did most
was held
1‘. was in
H uzrrlzrrjr
slung.
firmne-
of wmmiilc-cs
rm final
The
Committoe was
was shown that the
Commute was, not
it had drawn 1?)" a
It
his
w b er:
{Continued on Rage We.)
Lzominlmee ;
{Many Cities Ask
‘ Changes —- Light on
Committee —- Gre -
ory’s Radio Bill
HARTFORD. Fob. 8.——The kw.
wul spend next Tuesday afternoon
on bills relating to many 0: lhe
minor courts. among these being
mam-es for salary increases. r:-
tension of Jurisdiction and amend-
ments to charters.
The courts which Will have their
Stnttord. “'cstporl. East Hartford.
fl Killingly, Norwich. Sionlngion. \V‘I‘l-
limanijc. Greenwich. Milford- Nor-
walk.‘ West Haven. Manchester.
Glamor-d, llamden. Graze-n a'd
haugatuck. a
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Two hills effecting Norwuliz vi”
.rzome up next Tuesday afternoon
The Ill'sl. or these hills in known as
House Bill No. 65-8. introduced bv
Siam Repremntaiiw Hay-rev A.
hem. 'Ihls is I.
consolidate zwo city courts of
{\Iorwaik, With a Judge and dopulv
Judge. 1 is expected there wiIl be
a large attendance at the hearing
Representative Freeman high: is I
member of the Judiciarv “commit
teen 3
113:”); second bill. which n
.3 ocal clcv couns Is Zion-1:. x“ ‘
So. 608. This bill proposes er: rig:
(crease in the salaries of in two
FjudgEB o! the local city court: 1‘
the consolidation hills fails to he up;
proved. A: the pre'som time. curb
Judge receive; $1,550 a. year; the
bill proposes the salaries be {new
ed to $2,000 a year each. In the
m consolidating the city couru, the
5 Judge‘s calm-3' is mist $8.90: I war:
and the deputy Judge at sis-'00. .
A: 2 o‘clock \Vednosday ailer-
noou, a bearing upon the .I in-
troduced by Senator Frank W. Gre-
gory concerning radio broadcasting
will be; held. Mr. Gregory said lll‘ls
morning he did :10“. think the bill
would be approved although there
lfiO tiff-r {s
lative committee on the judiciary"
."day in court," are New Milford.‘
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sown NORWALK, corn... FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1925.
Descendantof John
And Priscilla Dead
DUXBU‘RY. Mass. Feb. 8;—
John W. Alden. a direct descend-
Imt 1n the tenth generation of
John and Priscilla. Alden ktdead
here. He was in his 77th year
and was a veteran of the Civil
War. He was born in the old
John Alden house which has,
stood in this town slime 1558 and
lived in it up to two you: use
when she building was taken over
35' the Alden Kindred of America.
For many yea." he was gate
:endar :1 a. railroad crossing
gear the historic dwelling.
DEAL FOR SALE
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Miss Comatock Wea-
ther Official
THERMOMETER
Above Sixty in Sun and
Around Forty in the
0F ROYAL JAMES;
MAY FALL THRU
Second Bond Holder;
Does Not Believeé
Clear Title Can Be
Passed
Nigmiaiione for Aha? sale of the
Royal James Inn to a group of,’
Stamford men seems rapidly fading.
lmo vague pofillnllltlr‘fi. ll was berm
Pd ibis morning by Thr {reruns
Sentinel.
So many legal rh..2‘cul:ic+
she way 02" a transfer. in“
be months before any um
could berreachnd. according to re-
liable information.
“The mane-r irrot a sunlight sale.
and depends upon so many ‘iis' and
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'rmds.’ that it is all royzjecmre at:
the prawn: time " said the irform-l
am. 5
l1 was not denim! 81 the office of
Cummings &- Lockwood atlorncyo of
Stammrd. that shr- molter was un-
der way. alihourh the am»! of the:
Stamford may: it; the deal were kept?
sec-rot. :
C. C. “'hlf.‘3:"&ufi. prmmpal ,
bond holder. r’awd ‘lva'. he “hm“?
nothing of the (33.1. and are: no one
had mentioned in him as
“The first morigage (morn may
have sold their bonfire. but more (an
be no complete passing of time. 2:
loan. in my opinion, until a amok»:
holder's meeting is who. The sale
or use 23m mortgage bonds doesn‘:
necessarily mean the sale of the
property. The new bond holders. of?
course. may forerlosr or: the proper- 3
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Marcbofi. Yrfldfirk‘k L. Lzmoon._
Perry Brooks. and John Caxtankgh.’
The rurr‘lwse twin» is glvr-n as about
a,
was much inmrest being taken in it.
B}- Asm‘vciawd I’m.
CAVE CITY, K32, Feb. 8.-—Andrew
Leo Collins. eldest brother 01‘ Elm!
Cam’s enmmbed prisoner, Floyd
Collins. arrived during the night
from Illinois and has found I no.
cure near the scene 0! present res—
cncwork. Ap-nyot men Insane
nudes-mind on an immediate ex-
ploratory trip.
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SAY-S BRAINARD
2 Is LIEUT. Gov.
OF THIS STATE
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ion Raises Question
Of Election of Pro-
Tem. President.
HARTFORD, Feb. 6.—The opin-
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:‘ . . 3.345;):312 of Attorney General Frank .
., ’ 57445 i Healy to the effect that Seneior J.
' H 5;“. : Edwin Brainard of Branford is in
- M 'L f fact lieutenant governor of Connec-
' 2389‘: zicut and has not the right to vote
' $733.8; g on matters coming before the
« . """ ‘ 'Senate over which he presides will
1 " 3.4% raise the question. it is understood.
H ' ’ :.1. of election of a president pro-
. """ 2:25;: .3 tempura of the body. ‘
a: - L T ' ‘ As Mr. Brainard has been declar-
" 3 3. “l '5 EFT 3 ed to be the lieutenant governor be
t , n :33, is president of me Senate. The power
' " _ V ' 30f appointing committee: of the
a "\ Flux}; U305 §Senate. under the rules. rests with
" . ;,, ’:.: Centerith¥ president proiempcre and not
3 ‘ : .. What with the president. The Senate com-
mitt-sea have been appointed but 1'?
might happen that one or more
Senate committees might I'm-Ho to
be appointed. other than commit-
tees of conference. Rule 15 provide:
the: all other committees «hall be
appointed by the president pro-
tempore unless the Senate otherwise
orders .
AT THE Cumnn mm
You can procure the wall knm‘
San-1‘0: Remedies. This slur: in the
sole agent for the unmet: tableau}-
Iy. The full line at Sun-31m Reno.
files is comedy-arc. Wm. I. m
lm
Ln.
{’97 pound
Worrying.
story to the Courier Journal ' from
mam “.mufin
CAVE CITY. K}'.. Feb. 6.——The
shaft through which rescuers-expect
to reach Floyd lelim; trapped in
& cave for a week. had been sunk
at noon today to a. depth of .1: ivet
toward the cavern, £5 toot below the
surface. in which Collins is impru-
onod.
The continuous stream or fresh
men digging down through the hill-
side had first hoped to reach within
36 hours the cavern from which Col-
lins was crawling when a boulder
tell on his leg.
Continuous dirt and rock slides
hampered the diggers. however. one
third of the material being removed
from the bottom was cave-in mailer.
Only two miners can work below
at the same time as the excavation
is only six feet wide». They pile their
rock and dirt on a small platform
which is drawn up by men on the
surface and carteduway in wheel-
barrow: by others.
A sawmill. operated by tractor
power. is being used to provide pil-
ing slabs tor bracing the side walls
of the shaft. These slabs have boon
cut by head.
LOUISVILLE. K32. Feb. AIL—A
second radioflampllfication, test at
8:30 .A. M. {oday convinced rucue
workers that Floyd Collin: is all“
in his and cave prison trier an en-
mmbment of a week. any. the Cour-
ier Journal today in a copyrighted
dispatch from Sam! Cave, Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE. Ky” Feb. 6—“A
solitary figure stood in the glow of
a hilltop campfire last night watch—
ing silently the shaft being sunk
inch by inch. to med Collins The
llght's reflection reamed. utter ;
minute. two m or tears on the
Watcher's taco. but they were an:
brushed any.” can a. copyrighted
(unmade.
mileatohumm Alma
uncut-mun Gimmi-
Shaft Sunk
s’Lon’xnu‘d on Page Two.)
.Iinel ihnrmome'er, famed for givmg
Ia: noon lime.
Shade —— 6 l , Leary
Says
Was the groundhog right?
Last Monday when he pom-d out
his scoot and failed to see his ehad-
0", (as accurately snapped over in
East Nori'alk by our demon camera~ Q
man) he signified than. an early
spring Wu here.
“'6” today was spring like:
This morning the overcoat markrt
touched its lowest mark this winiwr,
and the thermomcier touched its;
highest Pedestrians walked along
m‘ilhout lhclr {aha his. their overcome
or review. as the crossword i-dizor
runs 1?. and spring lever was (vb
dent in the; dreamy look in m: vii-«re
boy’s eym.
The official temperature given
lav Miss Laura Conistorls an iv Iius
morning. was 34 degrees. At noon
time It was (2. The Etc-Ling Sen—
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the most unoffloia temperaiure
Norwalk. mood at '35.
in §
This was in
ihe gun.
Ilalrb Xmas-y. ryrvu'sdvalnz. bests“.
Ago! his our. *hermorro-t. 1m: 1w
went next door to look 3' Aaron‘
Kohn‘s glass.
"Any—one» degrees in {13% surf”
Leary
One
<2 refit.
rr-porlud.
lhermczmc'r-r 1r.- “‘arhlngton'
11‘: the shade. 23W: 4‘; drawer.
\‘s‘hzsuxrr It was :1:
the ohmic. :2 wag mighty ha! in the.
sun. and many people bcgrm to think
of pulling the woolly ones array com;
2193:: ‘wlmer. 3
Miss Cox!15‘..0<.i; mill 2: \rnr‘orz-f
l'infif‘fi about. Old nan Groundhog:
honevur. '
“We‘re liable :0 have 1 warm day ‘
any nuclear." she laughed. 32:6 Jun
won't :akc the gmundhog Muir r-vr-
Iously. ’
"9021‘: 133an spring is 1.0:“: :W-I‘." is
her warning. "Vie em?! have lots 0‘
cold Weather coming "
The? may be truw. ”hm it? wise-
error are: shaking l‘nclr Made. "You
knin‘: fool 3h: wourdtoz.“ 1.- Show
arr. A ‘
KE’ ,
SPRINGTODAY,
“Keep Your Warmr
Gothes 0n,” ~Warns.
‘Xorwaik said
:no connection whamon‘c‘r with
Evannlh Day church.
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3 ager of
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The Weather
FAIR TONIGHT AND “WE-
DAY; SLIGHTLY WARNER “To
AIN'RIDAY.
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PRICE THREE CENTS
ELocal Minister
Rephmg to several inquiries ad—
dressed to his. church regarding the
Sevmth Day Adventist's belief that
the. world would come to an and to—
rirzr. Rev. F. L. Piper. pastor of the
Advrm Chrimizm 'r'hur‘cli in East!
that his church had
the
He said. "1 war very sorry to read
these reports rem cm by 1136 Sew-nth
.Day Adwmisis. To Ihmk for a
amomvm flax arr Amelhgen: prrson
Irraw‘ri Mam: any rrldul‘ use in thorn
{xi-aura.“
Run Pap‘r also said ihai origin-
ally lh“ Atlwm Churches were one.
until in $r~wmh 'Day movement
«Ulric-d um“: lhc- H750 factions (reparat-
ed. The 14:: \’€'l".!h Dar Adventists ob-
is
‘.
Places No
Belief in World’s End Scare
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serve Saturday as the Sabbath while
his church. Rev. Piper said. observe
F Linda}:
HOLLYWOOD, Cal” FI b.
Ema}! group of
to Abe rising sun today and said:
Mrs. Margaret Vx‘ no“ en. Holly.
wood housewife. was told l’Ivr ful-
lowem ihaI before midnight tonight.
have (“Shred 11720 ihlir reward.
H“? W‘DOL she frat-kl} say:
has none.
Fho
PREFfli IS DEPUTY INCOME
' TAX ASSISTANL IN NORWALK
BRIIWGEF‘QRT, Felt. 6.—-—The .‘ol-
lw-en’ assigned
lay John 1.. 1A one. Du lmm. Chief. of
The {3"ll’lt'1‘fi‘r’a tram-h o! the 12:36?-
Zn'a ;r
{F r! on A“. 3" ha Vt
I'rIZ lino-.39 lilopartmenl. in help
fax payers make up fhrir 392$ Inv
come Nix ”turns.
The arms, ants and ihmr 91‘!in i0-
canon are as fullb‘n‘fi’.
Bridgeport: Harry N. Greg-finish.
Thomas P Hm. 'Willium E Macau-
!y. Allen A. Bandeau. M Lyons.
lmnburr: Charles T. smith.
Greenwich: Clifford 1:. “1122101.
Newiot’n: Charles I“. Fmilh.
Norwalkt Et'erclt L. Pmece.
Ridgeficid: Charla: P‘. Smith.
Mumford: mama R. “film.
fi‘cmpori: Everett 1... M.
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BI'YS KGRWALK DRESS 00.
The :x'nrwafk Dress Company in
Rally-om.) m-r'nu‘ liar hum purchased
32}; Isa-flow Folrlry of Monror sir-9c:
and will HA rxpcraxmi under the name
F-f thr- l‘calsky Dress Compaflr in the;
Mr. Pols‘hy has hear. maxi-
the Eocal concern for fine
vast roars. He inll‘l’ld' lo ln~
Meagan the humus-$5 and will employ
:armrel more {Amory hands;
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Collins Lives, Radio Test Shows,
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l Entrance T 0 Tomb of Living Death
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Lad Located in St. Au-
gustine, FlauFather
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son Expedition
ST. AUGL‘E‘TIZ’CE. Fla” Yet.
Missing from his home ior four days
and believed by police to have been
kidnapped. Jack Nulling. years
old son of ("currmodww \‘l'liliam
6,-—
a":
an Arctic {‘xr'Edl’lDD last
bar. was found at 6:1“: o'clock las
exerting by Assistant Police Chi-9f
\V H Manucey in the Alhambra ho—
Sep‘tem -
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I.
tel. here. wilh a man giving his
name as F. Smith, 0! Ease Lake.
Minnesoia.
S. Smith was. hr-ld {or lurzker 1n-
‘xesugaticn and the boy was return-
» ml to his mother. .who came to her
\I'lnier home here willI her son and
daughter three weoks ago.
Although Mrs. Nuuing
the? a man who has been
fen red
:I-iendly
With her children while they were’
stopping at a flew York hotel. kid»'
nappfid hE‘r son. Mr.
Y He said that the My
told him his mmher was in Miami.
”1 tool; a likmg to me boy and
though? ‘hat Since he didn‘t have
any place lo any I would look after
him." fimllh told Chief Manner)".
Residents of Connecticut were .n-
pocially imeres’ed in the Arctic ex-
pedition lioaded by
Katrina. rather of the boy supposed
’20 have been kidnapped. because
two Stamford man were will:
last navigators.
Gate the men the radio was used.
GOVERNOR TO
GIVE WON
HARTFORD. Feb. 6.—-Govornor
John E. Trumbull will give a recep-
tion to member'- of the General A»
sembly on Wednesday afternoon.
February 1'5 at the state library.
-—YOUB mums Willi“):
No bother place in this “claim for
the m rev-Mug of your cum
:1th Ion mutter m the outfit
lien) than at the Noe-walk Radiator
Rea-Jung Co.. 69 Man 82.. They
know how to do the job correctly:
than. Phone Gatohdv.
~moo YOU'LL exact i
is med u. m. um. land: and
Mus-ant. 5% south We St. Spe-
lhf
6.-—~A .
disciples, running:E
ihelr faith to a. woman. WMSE' head.
they any. is crowned with Vine halo
0! divinr prophecy, lifted their eyes
"The rod of the world is at hand.”
the second coming of Christ will have!
become a {an and those u ho l'wllmw:g
in Him and have Jim-<3 uprightly wili -
Losr NAHGAIGR
Was With Lief Eric-5
Vl‘mabburn Rummy who was lot”. 2:: ?
Smllh deniod ._
to police that he had ever been in‘
.New York.
Com m Odom 1
In an ctfun m :o-;
How HASTIVER
250 EIIRLGYES
A. E. Pope Is Made
Second Vice Presi-
dent. —— Labor Trou-
bles Cause Merger
OPEN Edi) HERE
Belief Is That Berg 8:
(‘0. Will Build Addi-
tion to Norwalk If It
Comes Here
T116 announrtenw m in» m.» '.‘- imam
l". a raid aIiIIAvIwrrarrn ‘\~\v
York Tami-II» 0' the rotwolldwnon t"
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