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= SCHOOL HEAD
00103 BECAUSE
OF ATTACKS
Bridgeport Superin-
tendent Had Been
Butt of Criticism for
Some Time
. BRIDGEPORT. Fob. limo-Hurl-
:ing a. bombshell into the Board of
'3 Education meeting last night. Sup-
;erlntendent of Schools 13. Everett
:Cortrlgnt announced in a. prepared
Estatementthat his connection with
Him Bridgeport school cystem would
ilerminate with the expiration of his
;contract on July is. next. He has
'accepted another position in New
f'York state and will enter upon his
'duties on September 1.
2 Long before the butt of attack by
memo members of the. present Board
1f Education. particularly Mrs. Fan-
:Iie I. Crosby. Mr. Cortright, by his
ivolumary rf'iir€mont from School
-affalrs in this City forwtailed a move
5m oust him that has been under-
-'way for some time. and which. it is
iunderstooll. would have reached its
Selimas when the time for renewal
Iof his prosent contract arrived. His
.position has been uncertain. insofar
131 he himself was concerned. tor
frame time past.
um» u 4' .4.
0m... .
0.,u.......
€01,000 REWARD
; FOR COPS WHO
g “000:ng MIKE
l' STRATFORD. Conn. Feb. 10.—A
iewafl of $1.000 ol‘t‘crcd by the town
for appreheneiml of the man Who
:shot and wounded Officcr Edward
'Manchester, will be given to (Shiv!
‘of Police \‘Villianl it. Nll‘hols and (if.
ficer Patrick F. Flanagan Who hall.-
od "Big Mike" Riccitclli in the
freight yard hero and shot him. by
vote of the town councxi last night.
Editor’s DaughterT of
WestpOrt Hurt in Fall
Miss Babs Mitchell. the young
daughter or Mr. and Mrs. George
Mitchell of \Vcelporl. sustained an
injury to her head recently. .. wlir'n
she fell down the stairs into the
cellar of the \VCStport Manor house.
Babs’ father is the well known 31'-
tist and editor of "Film Fun."
HAND CRL'blllSD
Joseph Lombardi. 21, or Sermon
avenue. had his right hand badly
crushed While at work yesterday of-
ternoon in the Jacob Shoo factory
He was taken to the Norwall: hoa-
piiai where the lip of llisin-lcx linger
Was umpulntul.
PNEUMOXIA IN ALASKA.
ANCHORAGE. Alaska. Feb. 10.—
28 pneumonia epidemic at Koiirinc-e.
29 miles" northeast of Ruby on the
Yukon river. was under control io-
duy. according to word received here
lrom Dr. Frost of Ruby. Too per-
sons have died from the: disease and
five were convalescing. the moseagc
Obituary
0. 0
W - Margaret Bartlett.
The funeral of Margaret Frances
Bartlett. infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry 0. Bartlett will he held
from the late home 3 Jennings
place tomorrow afternoon at 10:30
o'clock. Burial xvill be in the new
Catholic cemetery in Danbury.
Anna Tood.
Anna. Tocci. infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. Tocci died this
morning. The funeral will be held
from the late homo in the rear of
822 Flax Hill road, tomorrow after-
noon at 2.80 o'clock. Burial ivill be
in St. Mary’s cemetery.
Miss Miami Rose.
kThe funeral of Miss Miami T.
one will be held from the funeral
parlor of D. W. Raymond. “'est
Washington street. tomorrow after-
noon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Lester
VT. Maliery will officiate. Burial
will be in Norwalk cemetery.
Eugene Sconcld.
Eugene Seofleid. 65. died last
night at his home 56 Fort Point
street. Mr. Scofleld had been em-
ployed as watchman at the R. and
G. factory for ’the past twenty-five
years.
He is eurvlnd by his widow and
two sons, Elmer and Frank Scoueld.
The funeral will be held from the
late home Thursday afternoon at
2:30 o’clock. Rev. A. F. Chamber~
gain of the Fix-ct M. E. church will
ofliclate. Burial will be in River-
__sido cemetery.
5 Mrs. Margaret Marshall.
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret
2.7. Marshall will be held at 3 o'clock
Remorrow afternoon from the home
lot her sister. Mrs. Louis E. Hyett.
inounty ‘etroet. Rev. .1. Benton
:Werner will officiate and interment
:will be in Riverside cemetery.
é Mrs. Margaret. Hobbs
I The funeral of Mrs. Margaret
Hobbs was held this morning at 9:80
o'clock from the home of her dough-
3er, Mrs. Eugene Rich. Bell Inland
glad from St. Joseph's church at 10
o'clock where a. requiem more was
belebmted by Rev. Joseph Daley
,~ Edward Spian sang. “Ave Maria." v
the offertory and "Nearer My God
be Thee" at the conclusion of the
: turn! was in St. Mary‘s cemetery
i The funeral of George Flore wan
this morning at 8:30 o'clock
tho lute home 7 Walter: eve.
loud chair hour later from at.
, a church. Rev. John Shea
”hated the moulem. mass. Burial
fit. We cemetem
KILLEDDURING *
Latest Wall
FOG, WAS GOING Street News , _ 0 . JOSE[.H
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Ming ‘ ' ' 4:. -
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NEW roan. leb. l . ~‘ toe D l H ‘Viil C U . ' Auto Busi- 800010100
, price. >dlepleyod coneiderab.c ir- CC 3198 0 oil ““c ii Mad t BRIDGEPORT Feb 1” m \‘\' 0
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BRIDGEPORT, Feb. 10. -- The 3m“ €31.32 gtgizfxégg‘ogafo. l‘ess :A t t e m t e o fourth annual convention :nr f'Vr‘ Sprlng
fog, moot thoroughly enveloping _ ‘ G ' ak ee State Council of the National in .m . "
seen here in years caused one death geimngi-‘dmffimg 2.: ‘35:: ”:1 fl : Bre p M ting 0f atlon or Postal ("lei-ks will he hr id , and
’ “for“ ‘ en. ' 9 ' " "nfl‘ ' Luther .\i. “right, “Meiv known mwmi gom- and lml "node n nil-,0 N e W l y Organized February 23 in the Siroii‘leld imam, Neck
in Bridgeport and vicinity yesterday. \ancing 1 1-: pomie. Maxwpil A “r“... pg'nprh‘lur‘ “-1,...” ‘vamfi on my..." of n... minim”. ll» Will! ~ Th convmtinn mocling Wm Wm” H“ T.
and was responsible for several 0111- 1 1" and a. number of others m" the llcgcnl Rams.» . \mrra May I. sin-”nu m- m-n Inillocnl. Party as... 2 o'clock when thorn. “m,” ”C TOPM
or accidents. The victim of the lack 9mm; "twain"? 10:2‘"' 1'1}? inrvnds l0 h‘inuin in huslnnre. l-l’e 1'... . g. 1...“... 0.1.", u mic new .. . open house all day at the KlilL'iiis of on the Way. 0
Of visibility “1:185 Fred???“ “2193.305 35:13:;2: "soilflg‘gy 0: 1280:1860: made this .umlouuvvuhni today. lane. line lu-nu In aquruiimi in (allil'r By Anne-clued Press. Pythias hall for the visiling Elvin. modemt
s v‘ 'cars 0 . son or . r. on . rs. - .. ‘ . ‘ 0 . . . , . , - 0 . .7 .~. — ',... ‘
1:032:11. Weaver of Long Hill. who news." General Electric opcned 1 ' l. inun‘: c\‘:f‘lix‘l;h‘"'l :m ilurw pilirmmlhm min «00h gr at nur MAREblLLEB. Fr.nce' Feb. 1:; 332:6 Id 1. W ( 0 ’1
was crushed to death by 30 “gm 3.4 lower on selling inspired by the M”- Nl‘d —b"~‘ '5'!“ “H fling? '0 “ff;- 1 i H ‘ iii ” bring Nearly one hundred pereone were . a lo ‘01:. 11:1 lw‘fil'z “1‘ 4
truck driven Mr Thomas Shanloy. 32 U. 8. Senate“: decision ‘0 investigate {Effigy} r:a;::‘..:ox'amzr [“203 mmr'; a: Iill-0:00.02“!hinge-Ecru ”1,. “minded or bruised during attempts 212:1“: fliromes until. 1;} 31‘0“}! 1" 1
r . | . . . . - > ‘ ‘ ‘ _ > -. Ff’i‘.:.r‘-
years 01¢ ‘3‘ 44 Whitney avenue. on the company as an alleged monopoly. not lnlciid to follow lili" lrnrc. ur murhine- will in; mum in through I» ‘-°mm““"’(' '° ”a" up a. mat er Arthur F. Connor v ill lw 0.0
Wedge road. Long Hill about noon
yesterday. .
Bound from School.
The boy lived for a. half an hour
after the accident. which occurred
as he was on his way home from
school during the noon recess. Death
was caused by a fracture at the
base of the skull, according to Med-
ical Examiner H. R. DeLuc‘a.
Cons-table Emil Berger arrested
Shanley “'llu was immediately
brought before Justice Howard F.
Randall. He was released in bonds
of $1.000 on a technical charge of
manslaughter. pending hearing be-
fore Justice. Randall Monday after-
noon at 3 o'clock.
5
Women
utominued from Page One.)
street. Mm Oliver Jackson of Bette-
wood road, and Mrs. Royal Mills of
Clay street.
Ro‘voyiou. Noroton. Stamford.
Fairlie-id and Bridgeport were all
represented at the affair. A pinochlc
club from Bridgeport even came
down and made up three tables.
Some of the women entertainer] at
the Royal James ion at luncheon pre-
cmlmg ilif‘. card party. Among ihorc
who did .vo was Mrs. Ella G. Penny
of 6 Cllnpt‘l street. who gave a
luncheon for nine of her Bridgeport
friends. They were as follows: Mrs.
“‘c-slcy Norton. Mrs. \V. C. Goodale.
The lnr-mbers of the Day Nursery
expressed themselvee as being pleas-
ed with tho finc- ullowing. and stated
that the proceeds would be all they
expected. Details of this will be
given out luti'l‘.
PriZcS were given at each table.
They consisted of tiny forms in deli-
cave little lucquered flowu- pole. w'
whichdit is rumored were hand Three Fall River and
palme by Mrs. Douglas Nash. ' .
Among those who headed tables mndence B 0 a t S
for this card party were: Mrs. 'Reach D 0 c k S 2 4
Christian Swan-t2. Mrs. Conrad Frey.
Mrs. Freeman Light. Mrs. H. Gor-
ham. Mrs. Howard Tilly. Mrs. Jeesie
Franklin. Mrs. Chariot-3 Seymour of
Main street. Mrs. Leroy Montgomery
who made up two tables. Miss Mar-
Mrs. John Cavaulagh made up two
Bridgeport. Mrs. Douglas Nash made
up three iablrs.
Dive. 1-}. 0:. Huntington. Mrs.
Gt‘ui‘ge Avison. Mrs. Jose-loss of East
Norwaik. Mrs. 13. 13. Smith of East
Nonvnllr. Mrs. Grace Shine. and Mrs.
Barrett of liowaylon each made up
one table. '
Mrs. Helena \‘un Alsiynv. Mrs.
Clarence Simmon. Mrs. Royal Mills.
Mrs. John Sherman. Mrs. H. G.
Shel-er. Mrs. Percy Barrett. Mrs. C.
C. Huhheli. Mrs. Herbert Pollard.
Mrs. A. E. “'heclcr. Mrs. J. TV. Ban-
croft and Mrs. John Plandcr each
had a table in charge.
.‘irs. Alfred J. C. Becklus. Mrs.
Samuel Adams. Mrs. Robert \‘Vileon.
Mrs. A. Harvey. Mrs. P. A. Young.
and Mrs. \Viiliam R. Cartwright of
East Nom‘alk each had a. table.
Mrs. Frederick Lameon made up
the
eagged 1 14.
record (op.
respectively.
touched a new top at 79.
many issues to advance.
more were American Sugarliefining.
Hudson and Jordan Motors. Famous
Players.
; Font and Independent on and Gas.
3 poinm lower.
unsettlcmcnt of the
McCrory Stores B.
points in reflection of speculative
disappointment over the failure of
' increase
dividend. General Electric extended
its loss to 2 1-2 points and Baldwin,
American Can touch-
ed a record top at 172 1-: and then
fell 2 points from tho top. The reel
of the list headed upward under the
leadership of L‘.
which soarded 9 points to
Commercial Solvents A.
and B. advanced 3 and 4 LE points.
and General
directors to
S.
Loose-“Klee
Noon
Liquid-Lion of General
Which fell 8 points. and marking up
of the renewal rate on call money
to 4 per cent.
realizing.
induced
under Which
Can. Dadio. American Woolen. Bosch
Magnoto and L'. S. Realty sold 2 to
Despite the gem-mi
nmrkcv,
broke
Cast Iron Pipe.
:23. a
Motors
Among the
Biscuit. Du
Electric.
renewed
American
indo-
pcndcul strength was shown by var-
ioua pipe.
and motor issues.
chemical.
C.
public ufiliiy
3. Cast iron
Pipe continued its spectacular ad-
a
I-
reached
Bay State Line.
Providence.
Three other steamr-rs
Hours Late
By “minted Pres;
NEW YORK. Feb. ilk—Tho hem?
garct l‘irendlingcr. principal of the 103 Whit)! )‘Ofl‘Td-‘IF C3036" a “1"“
”215"” “AWOL who made UP “'0 of timetcd railroad accidents rc-
L'i es and Mrs. l‘rcdcrick 1H. 0, , ~
Gaming. suiting in the dcetha of two men
and injury of 60 persons. still lay
tables. Mrs. Lester Hyatt made up over the city and lmrbor today.
one. Mrs. llm'ry Shufeii made up ' Elevated trains crept along siow~
two tables of hm- friends from ly to avoid accidc'lts’eucll as oc-
curred yesterday when signal lights
were smothered by the heavy mica.
Ferries and other craft moved cau-
tiously in the
horns booming continuou-iy.
Three nigm boats from lv‘all Riv.
er. Morse. and Pro‘ridcnce. R. 1.. with
several hundred passengers aboard
their berths this morning
nearly twenty-four hours into. Thru-
ekippers, fearing to attempt the Hell
Gate passage in the fog yesterday,
had anchored in Long island Sound
until the mist lifted somewhat shori-
ly after midnight.
were the Providence of the Fall Riv-
or Line. the Cambridge of the Colo.
oial Line and. the Tennessee 0: the
the last two from
harbor.
The three boats
Vance. soaring 17 points to a record,
high :it 331 before falling back is;
223. Commercial Solvents A. iunlpcd‘i
Mack Trucks move-d
new peak at 1“ 1-2 and American
Express gained 4 3-4.
up 5 to a
Mrs. Frcd Porter. Mrs. G. C. Beech-
nr. Mrs. Fred Mills, Mrs. George — :
\Vnrnlr. Mrs. lluy Randall. Mrs. ’
iiugr-nc Norton and Mrr. Louis ~ A
Put-3:.
UP METROPOLIS ,
FOR SECOND DAY
their :03
operating
four
the.
a. point or
three tables. Mrs. Frederick Iioei-
scher made up three
Mrs. Ella. Penny made up three ta,-
blee.
d rows.
Lee.
Mrs. Harvey Kent.
and
Mrs. Maurice Kingly of Darien bed
charge of a. table. as did Mrs. Ever-
ett King also of Dorian. Mrs. TV. E.
Grindrod. Mrs. Harold Nash. Mrs. L.
M. Allen. Mrs. A. Hyde Cole. Mrs.
W’iiliam Young and Mrs. Ida An-
)lrs. Oliver Jackson made
up two tables. as did Mra. Robert
Those in charge of the ticket ree-
ervations and also of the making up
of all the tables were:
Huntington. Mrs. Douglas Nash and
on these routes—the Plymouth. Con-
cord and Georgian-today likewise
anchored outside Hell Gate to await
the lifting of the fog.
Two ocean liners. the Ohio of the
Royal Mull Line and the Celtic of
the “finite Star Line. which attempt-
ed late yesterday to make their
docks. were forced to anchor near
the Statue of Liberty. Eight outer
trans-Atlantic liners are anchored
at Quarantine after having been de~
iayed hours in docking.
Thousands of commuters again
were delayed by the disruption of
service on land and on. line: of
transportation. Service .on some
ferry linen war discontinued alto-
gether. All other lines operated on
delayed schedules.
BALTO l9 NOT"
DEAD, REPORT
NOME. Feb. 10.—-According to a
check made here today. reports that
Balto. leader of Gunner Kanon'e
team of Siberian dogs. which made
a. trip during a. blinding blizzard in
the last lap of the relay race with
diphtheria antitoxln is dead. are un-
true. Ncitller Balto nor any of the
Kauon dogs was frozen as reported
from Fairbanks.
"The Fairbanks message to Seattle
stated that word had been received
there from Name that not only Balto
but a majority of Kaseon'e team
had died from frozen lungs.
$12,000 for Seat on 0
New York Curb
NEW YORK. Feb. lO.--A new
high price for membership on the
New York Curb market was cute!»
lulled yesterday when a-eeat change
ed hands for 812.000. The new
figure represented an advance of
81.000 over the last previous sole.
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The regular busines- meeting of
the Common Council will be held
this evening. in the Council Cham-
bers at the City Hall, at which time
routine business will come before
‘_.
the meetins. ~
of Johnnie
llim out. w
J ournel.
I‘
Rescue Shaft
(Contiued From Page One.)
tionnl gulrdsmen, was in (:th of
the court.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Feb. ill—One
or the most complete pictures of the
early elforie to release Floyd Collins
from the Sand Cave trap, the etory
gel-ultra efforts to dig
published today in a.
copyright statement in the Courier.
Many of those hei lng
Gould in those first futile c orte
corroborated hie mtemente and Lee
Collins.
man. vigorously denied rumors once
current that there had been
' feeling between Floyd and Gerald.
Slit] Into Tunnel.
Gerald's story quoted Floyd Col-
line that he had eiid down into the
tunnel. the some way the rescuers
03.
father of the
at tried to reach him and free his
ot. contradicting earlier versions
that he wu climbing out of a huge-
new cavern into his present pouition
when he wu uusht by a. rock an.
The reason for his warning by
cute calciele to stay away from the
cue. Gerald can. was his incidence
that he could go down the old tun-
nel and clou- it out
deevor to reach Collins
inai method of rescue.
ed away two such cave
and With Homer
brother. was reed: to try nun.
cum in en en-
He bed clear-
438. ha laid.
Cellini.
imprisoned
bad
bythe orig~
course. since that time. 1 11.1w» inm n
making piece and “ill probably
gbuild in the future. I liavcn't an.
lcided when I shall start or “‘iit‘l‘v.”
Mr. \Vrigbt has been engaged in
business in Norvvllk for muny Teen:
For a long time he owned and ruin
dueted a carriage shop and block-
lhe automobile made the horse and
wagon a thing of the poet.
The lease on the Regent garage
occupicd by Mr. “‘righi has inn-n
secured by the Norwuik l‘mlers'
L's-4') Car association which “'14s rc—
centiy incorporated to hfln'Jll used
automobilr-e iukrn in on (-xciiunrn
for new core. The riseocimion will
be ready for business in April or
smith shop going out of business in
THE Summon
USED CAR EXCHANGE [S
Hm exchange which will MN, 3, mm:
on lilo rm.” nili Mr. Cunningham.
iolking of the. new prnpolitim.
"When on sum is lurncti in it Will
he turned over to the canal": inund-
iing that type of (or which will
overhaul it throughout. The me-
denier: paying for the rent and up-
keep of the exchange."
There are ii autumn-sill!c (in-lor-
in tho exchange. These mcmbtrl
arc: W. it. Admin. 1'. J. Dil'iulro.
i’irwin M. Jennings. Mcliugh Broe..
Reynolds Motor Car Co.. shuroit
ill-others. Wlloclcr and Clark. J. H.
\Vllcrlc of lhc Buick garage: I'. R.
more
Senator Finleeieree. the
mayor of Marseilles. hu stopped all
public meeting- for no
period. whether organized by parties
of the right or left.
The [maple of Marseilles are in a
high :4?de of feeling. especially the
t‘uihoilcs who reunt the
en": with their meeting and even
that the
‘FRENOHRES
inc of the newly orgenIzed Clthoiic
party. presided over by Generel De
Caueineu. here last night.
The lint of cuucltlee. ct first ee-
limated at elightly
more. was oimoet tripled during the
roux-we o: the forenoon by repom
iron: hrmpitele and police stations.
then
Socialist
indefinite
interfer-
chino will then be uoid through lho dent: A. B. Fhlpprae. third \
_rxchenge. The idea, in to roll the "here many 05 "1° “Cum“ ”"5”" president; “'illiam Claws. s-’cl':'!..:'
care at thr: exclmngo price. the ed themeehcu. and James H. Smith, army“. 0-.
STATE POSTAL
master Hf
gueru
postmaster of New Haven;
Pei-melee. etate
Council: also the other state affirm-.-
Joeeph Cranker. first \‘li‘e-l‘rl'rsulew;
E. '7‘. Lawson. Jr.. second vivc.p;-.~v5;_
with the local post office mil 0..
charge of the arrangemomr im’ li‘,’
meeting and will he assislrwl in 1.
G. Cani'icld as gwnvml il'casun r ,:.1
Earl DeRouchor. general
“‘1”
Ca nneld; banquet.
NEIV HAVEN.
Shepard Dingham.
N. Y.. Yule fuoilxuli
Feb. 10-.
of BtvrclJlIn-s'.
captain. has
fillf'ilif‘lll
‘1 u illuk"
ill.“
of ill" Talc:
511.0001 for inilur'
quire-i Kl‘fldl’s in
ihu
rrs.
sin-l.- 5.
ball captain and it in vxth-d
‘iil rcsign.
The; nclion in dropping llinglmm
was decided upon late last night.
Dean \l'arrcn sill-i. 110 said it would
be possible for Bingham to make up
his requlrtmcnis and reenter tin:-
university nrm Fall. but hr: would
have to enter in u inwcr clnss. .\'o
decision had been made on this
point. the Dean sold, as h knew
nothing about Bingham's plans and
he had as yet made no application
for rc-entcring Yale.
it was. stated at the offirc of the
Yale Athlr-lic association that a
lintcmcnl concerning lilnghnm : Mn-
lue would be issued from liw Ynic
secretary's office ialcr‘iu ilix‘ day.
The following amicmcnt was in-
sucd ibis afternoon in lhv: Yale L'ni-
vcrsily secruury‘s ui‘fir‘t:
"John Shepard liingimm. lupinin
of 192.3 football learn at Yale L‘ni-
vrrsiiy. has linen dropped from the
university for failures in his walk .10
the mid-year period. This is illc un-
iion of the faculty of iltc Sheffield
Scientific School. No application for
readmitlanct: in the Ullh‘Pl’Nl)‘ had
been rec-rived from Binghum at the
time this stutc-nlnnt was lseuul."
it was stated at the offices of tho
Yale Athletic association this forc-
nooil that as soon as various mom-
i-ers of lhw Yule football squad can
be gathcrvd together in new (opium
will in: namcd to l‘fJfldtO Ilingimm.
Ed ’e Coiilo and Dan Allen. both
bac it'ld mumberc of last your}
team. are mentioned as the two lead-
ing candidates for the captaincy.
Legislature
(Continued from Page One»
made. of \Vaehintwn- who was in
the House in 1393 when Ger-280 M-
Gunn. Democrat of Milford. we:
speaker. points out that there was
only one Republican lawyer in that
House. Judge Wood of Manchester.
”‘11“,1. for the Judiciary commit-
fee and to give the Republican!
proportionate representation on the
committee it was necessary to al-
point laymen. Franklin \Vilcox of
Berlin, John H. llaie of Glaston-
bury. late famous all a peach grow-
er. sud B. 1-1. Coma. long commis-
sioner of \Yindham county. were ap-
pointed and sewed. Representa-
tive Brinemede holds that the laws
that year were Just as good as any
drawn by any judicmry committee
whose memberahip are lawyers.
Nominations submitted
The Senate cent to. the Judiciary
committee the Governor's nomina-
tions of Judges Funk D. Hail-lee
and George E. alumna-to be associ-
ate Justices of the Supreme Court.
end of Judge Charles R. Waller. re-
named for the Common Pleas beach
of New London County.
.It is understood that no further
nominations of judsee'will be made
until those now before the General
Assembly are confirmed.
In the absence of Lieutenant
Governor Brainard. the Senate's
presiding officer was Senator Pier-
eon of Cromwell.
The Houae session lasted a full
fifteen minutes after making 9. [Me
start. Three petitions were receiving
requesting that the General Memb-
ly refuse to adopt bills giving in-
creased salaries to the Judge and
deputy Judge in Hie Meriden city
court.
Another petition asked for inclu-
llon of a road from Hadly‘tne Four
Corners to the Connecticut River in-
to the trunk'linee Sir-stem.
The committee on clue. and bor-
ough: reported a mule divide the
eeoond voting distlaict in Enneld into
precincts.
Bills reported unfavorebiy and re-
Jectod were:
Providing a close season on lob-
FION'IJ
b
—- John}~
bun dropped from tho Junior riusei buskmi'nll
Scimmllc‘
Dru n f lull
GRID. CAPTAIN, TEAMS PLAY
MUST 0055100:
Ilia-is: of the .«crics of
V lzamrs av tho:
Armory ywsh‘rdav :ll'crnoon.
first game Troop .\‘o. 1'. Mrs.
Though Troop No. 2
of all by
members of
admiration
lhr
imallcr and
mi lli'
plucky linlit.
U‘ODp [if-ink
than the girls of the
contingent.
[1133ch .1 splendid game.
Eur-ecu Miss
hem l).
X. ll.
or of Troop No. ll.
iy matched.
The Center Junior
team has challenged
high
the girls
J1 ifcrrou school.
Scout
gomos
Troop winning
during l he
the
Mason.
lX‘Oups in arranging their schedule!
as many games no possible.
vested :ie iendc-rfcot
min Miss Margaret Jennin‘e-
Dorothy Tooker. L 3 -
(1100 and Bran-ire \‘cgei.
.lmi-lor. Helen 'l‘oth. Anna Polzer.
chlyn Young, Evelyn Vegel. Tbur-
ir-y Roberts and Elizabeth Straub.
i
i
i
CATHOLIC chR
BASKETBALLg
The Kerwin.- Girl :couie held the
inter-troop
Nowalk
in the
Pros.
Jnrner. rnnmin. pin-ed Troop
Char-its ll. “'nrrvn of lhc ht‘if‘liilflt‘: No. 3. Mrs. “‘ultrr F. Munro. can.
school. said today. This action makv: : lain.
him ineligible f0 continue :1- look; more of 2.0 to Troop No. 3 gain-
iw |
won by 1
its
this
younger
High School
The High School girl!
The second comrsi was staged bo-
Elizabeth Simmone
issouis. Troop No. 6 and Mrs. l-‘urn-
.‘iiddlebrook girls. Troop
The score was 9 to 4 in fev-
Tbe contest—
ants in this game were more even-
school
of
Troop No. 3 to a game to be pleyed
on the evening of l-‘ctruary 21a in
A pennant has been offered to the
most
Miss Mary Dale Owen. Norwalk
director. will lvo glad to assist the
it is hoped to ha“e each troop stage
Al ill-z merting or the Clover Leaf
Troop heiil rr‘cemly at the Franklin
. school. the following girls were ill-
scouts. by Cap.
.. Marjorie Desmond.
Loud \ lingo. Shirley Bowman. Flor-
Beatrice
Annual Dance to Be
‘ Held F riday— Prizes
—-Play May Be Given
In Theatre
_ The Scniors will give their annual
dance in the High 8chool nudi~
torium. Friday. The x‘nusic for the
affair will be given by the Melody
Boys composed of Robert Skldd. Er-
nest. Pollard. Morris Block. Ward
Whipple. Dancing will be held
from 8 until 11. This in the last
school dance of the year and ticket:
for the weir are ceiling npidly.
The committee in charge will hove
several valuable prison to ewerd for
the belt fox trot and the lucky num-
ber dances.
Manuel Training clue" ere now
being formed and all student; who
wish 0 become members must see
Principal Jckob today. These
chem are conducted by George
Ameer it the Over River School.
The Green and White‘flve will
hove u very bully schedule during
the next few days facing Stamford
1t the Armory “'edneedey. Danbury
Friday at Nor-walk and the third
consecutive home game will be with
gtntford at the local court on Mon-
ay.
Miss Mary McCarthy.
of music in the Nor-well: school. has
set Friday. May 1'” the date for
the High School Music Festival. The
High School Chorus will present
"May the Maiden." The money de-
rived lrom the affair in to he need
school.
All material for the "Reminecien-
tine." the Class Book of the gradu-
uting body. must be in by Friday
of this week as announced by no.
bert Chittlm Editor and
publication.
The cast of "Adam and Eva." is:
holding daily rebel-eels for their
production to to given Friday. Feb.
:gkgheymleb: possibility that the
y * given in on
loot:I lanky houses. . 0‘ tho
udente who intend to
college at the termlnetlon 02mg:
pment school year are recelflllg
wpervlsor“
fer the purchasing of music in the.
“14"?!) interpsllaHOn eulumir'rl 'i)
elmcd by fifty mmill‘mrs of :22»
on Juuery
lected American naval mancuu~
ru- Euler-n waters illis yrar, '
Japanese gox- rnmenv
that while it is true the! .\m 't- ,
navel practice as ouiiimd had
ed public opinion. .
could not
Japan.
the reply said the Lollf-‘Yl'llC'lt'I: 0;
ouch a base mighe anrct Japan ~ ..
or lose.
mOchc.
and Japamvsc nax‘lcs in raw.) 0." ‘
against 4:.
Japs Sink Battleship
Tom was scuttled in Dunno l‘il‘HJi.
in accordance With mu: l-‘l‘n‘m' (2 l1."
Washington arms licaty.
Wu pal‘lially dismantled lls' 3-.«2
Wablbi
their activitics against lhr 13m-
King A! of lhr
reccvcd horn
TUESDAYJEBIIL'ARY 10
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1hr.- lranquut and :1»... 4 0t
trill include C. \\'. inn.»
Trunk
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president
Mr. Shippec. who is «Guru 0
Mu‘l'vf-lt" .
The chairmcn of Mir («901.10.0‘0‘0-0,
be: Finance hull. l:
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May. other storage places will b” Gregory. Put-Jewell. Motor Sale-e proper £33.90 felled ‘0 afford it printing and programs. A. i-:. Snip-I
secured by the association if needed. Co. and Aeron Rohn. it we: the fin?!- serious Clash N pee. refrrshmenls. John Tun-g A will {311:5 .
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The exchange will be managed by M‘”"'" “1”” ‘1’“ C” mun" tween the nanny omnized Cum» Hum. ‘1 an 1 d; I """" .0. 3.00
James Cunningham. proprietor of 4‘30"““0” h" d a “nth“‘n WM“ Ho put" and the Communists-ill . . .Mxm... v... .0.
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the Motor Cu Exchange in Comr ‘3‘” 3‘ ‘ °h 0" 0 “mg: ‘3' }.x activitiea of both of which Premier .3103: in makin Ilianr ‘ ' 1,... W" 2“"
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01 n l, are ungc ue nuts or present regime. imm; Mrs. B. G. Confirm, MP» .\,, 1mm... inflating
V M. Newman: Mrs. A. P. 53,0“.- . Iliilv:00::“(.,r‘5.
BINGHAM YALE [GIRL SCOUT NEWSOF LOCAL ii:- ‘0— 0:2.- 0.000
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, ' HIGH STUDENTS M- riflmq‘lii r!
U. S. Maneuvers be H J. 000020.000. :00
Menace to Japan *
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Refcrring to the Singapore ’0
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reply analyze.» the Arum . .z:
According to Treaty '
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ATTACKLVG KING ALI
PORT SUDAN. Feb. 1".
irihcsmnn arr cont:
my r! . 0: ~
licdwz.
from er‘lelt.
Chief of the 0
ALL READY FOR
003000000050
School faculty.
”C0!!!" Prepentory Ci
being conducted once u
Opening of the prone
of which Mariel: Hon,
o Junior Clog. 0
help from
Clams
trained ot the
at senator and
additional the High
known on
men" ere
week.
Til - cent! - m
.e program tor the annual Lin. Y elected President will hold
coins Day dinner of the Catholic in “r“ new“: today-
:lub “if announced today. The a:- M
Mr w be held at 7 o'clock Thure- 81A. 8
dey evening in the Royal June: In: “I m DEAD '
William J. Lyons. president of the RANGKOK. Feb. 10. -- Prince
club, will turn the speakers over to
John Cax'uuagh who will net in
loaeimastcr. Among the speakers
will be Re“ John F. Moore of New
sumpti
dud.
Choc Fe. Audang Televudh. heir pro.
ve to the Siamese tlmonc, ie
are easy to
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STI’DIOS
So. Mam Sf
”bio 3:“
a - ia:,are anneal;
9.. made with
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Canaan who will lake for his subject,
“The Church." Judge Peter Dolley
of New Brunswick, N. J.. will speak
on "Lincoln" and Col. Edward M.
Rice. humorist. is listed on the pro-
gram for some "interesting topics."
"1: Lincoln Wu Alive Today" will
be the subject of the address to be
delivered by Hon. Benedict M. Hold-
en of Hartford.
Auto Accident Suit
Up in Court Today
The damage action of Ray Grie-
bel vs. Irving R. Wilmot. both of
Norwalk is up for hearing this
morning in the SuperIOr court at
Bridgeport. The plaintiz. who is e.
9-yearoold boy. claim. 88.000 dem-
ages for injuries watched in an
automobile accident. Light. Dunbar
and Quinlan repreoent the plenum.
-—Sentinel Ada win.
Silk Hosiery
mu. rumox
‘ $1.35
All Shades in Vogue
Mme. Jeannette 0
Utes-e. cud annexing a part of Leban-
a to Windhem. , 0
{W
56 80. min at. so. Remit.
Surprising Values
"5 ATE.”
of Boys’ Clothing
suns ' .
now _
$7.98 to $12.98
Yalueb to 810.50
OVERCOATS
now
$5.98 to $16.85
Van” to .3850
MAE—RWAWS
now
$7.98
Voluo .10.”
SHEEP-LINE COATS '
HOW'
$5098 ". $7.98
Value. to on.”
12.14 him ecby
The 80:: 3%“:11»
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Phone 300
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