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THESENTIN‘ED
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as found
to respect.
net. The!
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. action of the‘,
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" ”figol’i‘; (A5079) The Radio Room. Coupe: and “gig“,
215?. r»; (Left)- Trnwling Bout Unloading
T. T, L 3 r10tt‘cachi Successful Cue}: at Boston Fish Mukcb
< “,3 I“! 1115: {2:13 goa‘toaseaator 55;}: “19. little elseévessels. Their? aropcal for aid was (2.33.21 time—:six hundred dollars—for
7r of the: lolu‘?” with wt.“ tic—Ga ‘nn mans made_to the do}? Corporation of in: oea. Guil,
. _, at times: Ocean and the‘rd on” “feats“, the;Amer}ca in soon a..er the apparatusr Again thesecond engineer of the
v - . Thcl entrens o t e deepflwas'unstaizd. teited and agony mason bull deemed to quit at the end
. ' r .r the; Radio Eliminates Guesses icf"c°‘ 1‘: {Efrt anwa “ton (:1 1°: 3.1.6 “’9' The captain WE.” careful
l . .2 10 the! The prcdicament th d lnxe pcr‘cen. o ‘e companys ex: .0 include that net-rs m ms_da:l}.
F , (Jimmy: it‘chen .. .: .e eep seagpenses, out the otficers have hacqfixogram. and bemre the sth ar-
-. lvsi 3 “are _.n before the mstolla-grcasonvto rejoxce over that action. rived, a new second enginccr had
’7 ,_ ;‘ -“" f Lion 0‘ r3310 55 graphically explained The sets were rented from the Radio been signed 11'),
F‘ ' 3b?“ 10th Graham, one of the officialMCorporgtion and operators were sup-i ’ . .
_ aof the _Eortlanr__l Trawlmg CompAny. iplicd. All repairs are made by that} _ First A‘d
f, - arfl’cmmfliary m the Atlantic Coastgcompan’y, 1] "I; tzrne of Sicknessradio renders
2' . ..‘-‘.:;;‘°;.E§:: 22:-.geigzgt. "We .....~...................1....;;;;;I;o:;;,;cggcgocoo;
I ’ km") in Cooovamhcogca or :1 Lu ‘ gtormed ot the amount of the catch. “r... :1 2;. i . g .. ,- 73.07 “I“ a
, . ' .i.. .. c. “be ““5736 h s‘ , .. I‘d w ,1 rd , ....a.. Catch because or Sickness. But
t \‘L‘SSE‘..S train the shore “One inci~' ra an; .ra.cs, ’3. e ca. 0' 6‘ ‘he dcridedlv wou‘rl s d .
L" ‘ .(lent will cert-cytoi "he the uh I {tiny ~Ship by 1’3le to return t? portzh port tellic k‘hl‘ it“ a rating:
r. [33,4303 6‘9?” le ;;"_S‘ “‘t : 05in: stx duys or to stay out tor as'i’l‘ness 0‘ n ‘3 .fe fg‘mY’ale'Oc 1.,
l “V.“ "x”; ‘.{f.‘: ' :_“E15 a? long as tourteen days. Because we f“‘ j w: .41: (I ‘ C 09““ The
“0536-33453“ Rut ja li-CM ago. § always know 3,351 how many pounds Iziégner wait corn: bad: to go 30 some
‘ “.1”; .{oo Cfn{ocoio'zg1m?d30f ash or each land there are '0nil’:f:dlc}alp?fic orfimgmcal 3“" or a
1:: Egg}. $6.36 “.3: t‘h *‘Lfi.‘§35it’°a’d' sellzng is made much easacrfifigficr CC; chiicfs- 5” or: or Ehoirdta
’ ro‘ due iztririlill.'c.Aw d‘: ‘ P: L ”-EThe catch ‘5 now often .50” twenty-E . H ‘g . L' i may “in.” at “‘9
- “‘"es “3- bl“ loaded four hours bctore 1t arrives in port. "“6553” me.hod 0f treatment 0“"
. th‘trtforer 200.090 pounds of fish. . :the “‘ITCICSSc
. ' ’ "I .is second ship. the. Fisher. had: ' . -
‘Sighted the Sea Gull or. the Banks? Uses Of the Radio . Slime: 0‘ Sea Gone F I a.
' 22ml lcarncJ that the oea Gull had! "In order to achieve the maximum; “FOE-TS are very dense on the banks.
. had poor luck. griting only 20.0000; efficiency. it is necessary to cug’espemaily in winter. Otter. it is im-
~ pound: of f h If she came imoidown each vessel's unproductive timopcssiblc to take the bearings of a
port on sch: ole time. it would havech 3 minimum. The 1&5 time ait'essel for days a: a time. A radi:
. taught a financial loss to the com-trawler spends in port. the greatnmm ‘-0 shore Will bring back a
. «any. As it was. the meeting: of the.tl‘lc profit. One of the biggest ser-ispcedy answer that will coalilc the
‘57le the Fisher to‘vices that. radio renders is to cutl§hip 10 16359 at OHCC 3C5! Where it
‘ ’JiIIO pounds “ht-n theygdcwn that unproductive time. Each'lsc’
r and the Sea Gull camc'ftrawler makes known her port ac-i Thus fadin, enjoyed in one form
- .f ."‘ y morning with 70.000fcommodation needs long before shciby millions. is PYOViHR what was lonu
pounds. hzn- .g becn fortunate during’arrives. In one case a message cameiwamtd by 8 W63! industry In the
‘thc czqtru tu'f'v days m’ her trip. he us via radio that the Petrcl needed;“'0rd5 of G. Harold Porter. general
“T H : ,mkiztn Of com-55,3ncw piston rings. Before the \‘esscl:ntarine superintendent of the Radio
;,.' to have our loads follow agdocked. the twenty-four hour job onCOTpOTBfiOR. who was mainly responc
.e, as we must have a bgatgzetting them ready for installation'sihle for this new era among our
("vary mm or three days m§was completed. fishing fitcts. "Men who no down to
our market. It is very! "The Fisher had been out ten-day-x‘the sea in shit»! now rarely Cut adrit't
' but two boats meet in this‘She had a full catch and v.15 re—ifrom the busy life or: land. On
1 .. . on the 33,000 square miles;turning to port. The Sea Gull outgfreighter or ocean liner radio is the
i' of inc-Eng area: in we could not Clo-{only three days had her fishing gearslink between ship and shore. It
I pend on physical contact in orderzso badly damaged that it was uselessiwams the sailor or passenger of an-
i’ 'c» lyrirg home the boat with thedor her to remain on the banks. Alproaehin: storms: it guides the ship
: ., ‘375-51 mgr-h." jradio message irom the Sea Gullxthrough the thickest fogs: it brings
' l . . fbrought the Fisher hurrying to trans-'help and sure-or in time of need."
’ R3550 Simple to Install Ifer her gear to the damaged vessrlg So why should not the fisher folk
, It did not necessitate a lcrg stud)“ Thenews being received in the daily forget their traditions and do their
r" of the t‘crolelerr‘. before the company reports. a new fishing gear was ready-.wm-lc. aided not alone by mod for-
r‘cci'iccj to i:..»..3" radio rcceiv'ng and for the Fisflher whe-n she arrived in tune. but by this great helpful marvel
: '12.: :hoaezransmitting sets. aboard all their .port. This efl‘ected a saving of three of our electrical age?
I ~T‘ n “k Hm‘st. . cw London“
l}{ L B\ ARE C'hurlcr II. thffvr F‘rLf-i
c. E. 1;.) 4 I. ford. f
A. . . '
|§g ,. g L to!) BY h. of C. Glee Club
Ll A . . ...' '
. “‘ Holds Rehearsal .
F to. to 3:4 -' z
. r . ,
L; l l; 5 o", I - I The hourly eivrmizcd Glee Club of
. k I. i “I.“ ‘ 'tltc South Norwnlk Council. No.
i , ~ —- 1:33. K. of C.. 21c . an enthusiastic
i ‘- .. .. .' I I. 5.. tin: 'nd rehcusn‘. last (warring
i ”“1" "A”! Kieetlng.’ 2r1 (the-Eclub- rooms, \‘K‘est “‘ushlug'
‘ fl, .. -, .,., ’ .n .z: .1. Over fifty singers were
1}. . I. {l—“ alter‘ :iiaefn e The wort: is under the
and
'tvxu IlE'T'
play a promin
_ actn‘itcs
E lxrights.
c:
t
on 02‘ Charles C. Dunn. prom-
r Yams? who is now associated
Smut; Norwulk council.
steps toward forming an
cra were taken at the meet-
. night. “1391': organlzed the
musical zruxiliurt’cs will
0‘" part in the social
South Norwnlk
the
of
v.4
Grand
Ifiw- j
‘ c’ or!“ i
District:
': Second. 5
‘ Ttlrd.S
:ieriden;
vrltn: Sixth. ;
Surprising Values
_ In Our F ebruary,
of Boys’ Clothing
SUITS 3
NOW
$7.98 to $12.98
T811185 to $16.50
OVE RCOATS
NOW
$55.98 to $16.85 .
Values to $22.50 !
MACKINAWS Q
SNOW '
$7.98 . 2
Value $10.98
SHEEP-LINE COATS
now
$5.98 —— $7.98
I’llues to $12.98
12-14 No. Main 8*».
So. Jim-Ink
The'mm'mxuppeahelmer ~
'25, and Zena May
Women Held for
Theft of Bonds;
NE‘V YORK. l‘vrr. tL—Vcru floss.‘
Gallagher. 3.).
both of Boston. were arrulzncd tnl
Tombs Court yesterday as fugitives;
from Baltimore. whore thus an '
wanted in connection withn :1:,tmoi
tond larceny. After Mumstratci
Porthtngham had placed them in;
custody of Baltimore officials. thcyé
said they would fight extradition.
( 'ARS C‘OLLIDE
A. f“. FLEET. of Grumman arenuc.
r»; ported to tho; downtoun police last
(owning that while driving his auto-
mobile in Van Zuni he had
:1 sllzh‘. collision with a. car bear-
m: Connecticut registration "' ‘31
-.-.,
Tho Hunter was sottlcg'l Lthccn tlzc
fi‘X‘Yl‘ffl'S,
——
street,
>_———-—————.—.—' .
—.-\d\‘trtisc in The Sc;-
becst’results.
u- rcv
n LIL.
:02" 1111:
do...
Just alike!
Thefsturdy wool we use
in our Forefathers“ sun;
comes from
thesame
Fran]; J acoby
County .of Norfolk in Eng-
land which supplied the
wool our forefathers used
in their own rugged clothes.
Naturally it wears 311511
as sturdily.
Same sturdy colors too—
butternut bmwn, black,
grey- .
And no better loolfing
suits in our stores!
For father—everything
emu-um
)Roonxs Pn'r Comm
m
CMSQ
my; ’
t.
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was uusumm, mom
SPORTSMAN, mu PLAYING POLO
KnoWn As “Golden Rule” Fleischmann, He Was
Romantic Figure in Love Affairs—Gave
$5,000,000 to Second Wife So She Could
., Marry Again
MIAMI. Fla.. Feb.
Fleiscbmann. millionaire
to the largest yeast manufacturer
in the world. died suddenly at Mt-
almi Beach ycsfi'rday attcrnoon
while playing polc. I’Lath “as. loo-
licved to have been caurcd by a
sudden attack of acute heart dis-
ease or apoplcxy brought cn luv 1
violent exercrse. ‘
During the contest Mr. ’lrlsrlt-
mama appeared to be playing his
usual hard gmnc. He was not rc—
garded as a star. l;(>‘::g somewhat
erratic. But he loved the maze-
h c
merit of the contrast and seemed to.»
feel a zest in it that he had found
in few other sports.
After a spirited contest lit tin
fourth Chuklicr there was a; pause
during which the plants and .t .;ir
ponies had a brcathlng spcll.
Mr. Fleischmann
leaned against the saddle and thou
started toward the sidclmo: :md :oll
or slid to the ground. l‘rzvz
thinking he. had hccn Fll’llfili l-)' :12
spectators. 1):: August
of Xi‘wurk N .7.. “no
nought to gnc- the
sportsman aid. found him
rcspmzllrco}.
Si‘lllllbf“
‘ "a.
(Juu.
The J-‘leisc‘hmatm b;-k¥‘l‘}’ :ra ,‘x‘cxx-
You; for man) years has 1:.121’13‘ ,
I
6.—-.lulius’ (‘Orn by giving
phtlau-; district each (“1-311th all lhr- bread
throptst and Sportsman. president of: ”Mil remained unsold from the day's
the Fleischmann company, said to! halting.
v
wr V--.
l
i
: “ho.
‘now to Now York, whence he was
stmountcd'
r15.
mallet. rushed to him and finding?
.l.l:n unconscious. called to lmmx it
i Lherc was: a physician amt-hr; 1hr '
J. BUM-119.}. i
to the poor of the
Mr. Fleiscltmann, “ho has been
divorced twice. is survived by a
(laughtr'z‘, Mrs. H. C. Yclscr, Jr. of
.‘x'rw York. .nul son. Julius
lc‘lrischnmnn, .lr, Cincinnati.
friends hon- is enroutc
8
of
said,
to sail Saturday tor Paris Hc also
is finn'l‘~'x:d by a sister, Mrs. C. R.
Holmes, ()1 New York. and a broth-
cr. Colonel Max lc‘lrolschmann. now
on thc hith was on his way to Al’-
to takr- part in a hunting KIN!-
ition on the, “'hlte Nile.
u—o
(1
“Gamifln Rule Julius Fleischman.
‘\'ll(33‘ mnrriurrs to two “*0an
made thr-m wealthy and himself Un~
hurry, had gone tt‘om Paris to the
l'luz'irlu resort to escape the pursuit
of hundreds of women in thc mar-
rying 'mood. ‘
’J‘l‘m story of .lullus I-‘leischnian's
:rzlll'; entrance of kn e and wealth
lair. n-uuziful young socond win.
\xlzom lac gate a (Iii. rcc when i!'
(warm. to his k:20'~.\‘lcc‘€gr that Slit had3
"-“nstmr' .3 jurr :Iot‘loctions to Jay C”-
. :2. tho tmt rmatirmull)‘ known
if;
clubmmx and polo slur whom she
has rum. 0 endow“ (l l-_\' rmn‘riagr‘
v. 25.9!leIOO {:iwn to her lyyl
ro'urtarlly as dh one
“as .disulosod last. July.
croisorlrc, l-‘leischmami
a. Paris divorce by ht: wire.
On the contrary, he chose the oc-
casion of his necessary persona! an-
Insurance in Mm. F‘lclschmann's
company before the par-ls divorce
judge to tell ‘mr that, he was ar
mum: to turn over a. $5,000,000
fund to her. .
A reconciliation with his first.
wife. who we! at his side during the
days he built up the I’lclechmann
YcaRt industry and twice ruled as
Mayor of Cincinnati, never matcrlal-
lat-d.
Reports that be. was about to
take Viola Kraur. the mysteriously
fauctnatlng woman. questioned dur-
ing the investigation in New York
of the Elwell murder, as third wtl‘c,
were denied by hoth pay-fies.
Nor did he marry Mrs. Mabolle
Gilman Corey, another Paris divor-
oce. with whom his name was linked
in cable reports.
Half hesitatingly he told an inter-
viowcr a {cw weeks ago
“No. I won't become deeply in-
tcrested in . worn-.11 again. 1 shall
be true to my horses."
NEW BRITAIN
PRIEST, REV. -
DALY, DEAD
NEW BRITAIN. Ftl‘. C.-——Rr\'.
'I‘alrick Duly. pastor of St. Jo-
seph‘s Roman Catholic church. dlr-d
early yestcrday.
Rev. Father T’aly was l-orn in
Ireland in H6: and was; ordained
to the priesthood in that country in
Jif'R. H" was rclatrvd to the Rey.
Lulu; Ilaly, first Catholic pastor pur—
mnmmly assignnd to Nix-c Britain.
Athr Hran; curat- tn bl,'\('l'.'cll
Connecticut towns, he was astigued
to St Joscrch's parish. this; cm}: as
pastor about 32 years arm. sue»
tt’fll'dlhg 1hr. Dr. Richard J". Moorc,
f: .\
public schools.
The funeral ecrrlce will be h ‘
Saturdas mornlnc at (on o'clock g
St. Joseph‘s church. Right Rey.
John J. Ntlun, lyllihop or the Hut-
tora diocese wtll offlclatc. :
DEPORTEDJAD
s
au-
oe
3
a
SAYSHE’LLCOE'
BACK AGAIN
Youth Said to Be Neph-
ew of Pres. Ebert of
Germany, Wants to
Make Fortune Here ’
NEW' YORK. Feb. 6.-\\‘tllh El?-
ert. who is said by immigration lu-
Lhorttloc to be a nephew of Pm.
dent Ebert of Germany mid win
came here are u utowawny lat
month to makr his fur-11mm was It»
ported ycstnrduy on lhr All-or: Bu-
’1ln.
\K’ith him wrm Anp’tm‘t lttzcnhof-
or. Both were: (upturvd in Boston.
January 1']. in the coal bunker! of
tho NOTVH‘L‘HJU trwphlr'r 'Xallsmah.
on which thvr hurl Hound awn? ‘1
Hamburg. 'Ih‘y had eaten hall‘-
in; tor two (lms when found Cid
thPlr only dorm-s \rrrr- troulu‘m unQ
shirts. 19ml» is 1'1 yours uld.
"l'll «cam enough money at boom».
to buy my Irnssanr to America.” Sb-
tzrt sand on militia: "Tlirn I‘ll come
back here and malt nn‘ termite.“
Among IhI- pussmxprrs or. the
str-umtr \iut- Jlr. (“’0 “'lu‘lfrlt, ro-
ttrmg Gnrmnn Anil-nssmior tn HM
t'mwrl Statw- 1+ rlln‘l lw protub-
ly would rmmmr. his connection!
wtth German)": iron and MW»! in-
dustric-s. from which ll‘ "tire; to
actry-z the Amloashadrvrrlmc. V
0d 1hr Flcischmunn “bread F‘i'm'l r-zx’. a ran. itic and tine figure how of Fridgc—port. He ohsrmed his .
Each malt: about '1] (o'clock. “I“: 153" “‘50 3‘“ .C Y‘W‘T‘l" \‘shoseosilwr jubilee as a Drip-C‘- m “'3" i I‘AIHS' 1"” C—I‘trrses ”“1 “n”
dreds of homo—loss. humor; :1 lll' made possible, a sort mi Among surleing relatives arc two ‘ now may hr Hourvd tn mtv'rh lh"
Father at llromlu'ay and cm llnruun A} Tiusliicl. 1min: lilsi sisters. one in Australia and 0m” in 03301 Marl" Of TI'BV‘ll-"filll‘ H"? m-
Eleventh strcnt and form a with tor the purchase of lzaprai Hartford. both or whom are nuns tumc. Thu-<9 wt» of rcrllulnm “h’wh
'l". s charity was mztin'uirwt‘: If." 1.".“5 for (-1!)ch :He also lean-s a };£;'ll€‘“'_ Rm: l‘rvl- can lcr PfilUY‘Ul ELY llY‘Y. Th0“ IV“
Mr. Flcisclzmrmn for 1min) .‘x'rxtr; . ~ “n:- (‘llSPO'rf-Y‘Pit‘." made er Italy of St. lorrnard's rhurcl). E lined so that ll 25' l"“pnfit~il-‘O to tell
memory of has {372.4 r “to l“\' Lin“. . Tl: misunrin rut no olr-g Rochester. N. Y., and a mum, )lms i hour much 711011“? 7‘“ ”“9” 5* (“-4"-
il when thc bakery \\.’..'= :1 >11! 5 ' Le x: tho w”)- 01‘ tho zit-curing of l D(lla Duly, a tearlur m 1hr. local min: “llll
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mg
the D D) React Co"
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’25
newest models.
DAILY 0mm T0 scum NORWA' K
Dm- deliveiry car jeans the star-r at 8 A. I! each day and all put
chases made in m afternoon «'11! be delivered the following morn
Cau‘upoumumuk Wm—Nmm
Hundreds of Lovely
, Spring Frocks
three times this price.
You always find the season‘s most
attractive styles among the first and
a:
Two groups of charming sill;
dresses will be offered for sale to—mor- .
row. f
1,—New satin and flat crepe dresses in
‘ spring colors and silks—charming
designs—the last word in style. ’ -
2.5— Model frocks reduced {or clear— '
ance. Many exclusive and unus- 1
ual dresses which were originallv . l
' t
l
Second floor.
Momma my
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Norwalk Chronicler