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Eflle'fid as second
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South Norwmk Con
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ter at {be post office at
ctor Waits to Reach l
ollins if Found With
ilghtest Life Spark
lt7l 311d TWOl
(:1 Begin Explo-
gi T u n n e l=
Today
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—John F. Carey. of Hartford, Cox-111..
“ho either jumped or tell from a:C
ltraln near Stamford Conn.
( 01] l I] S? en route to his home
ii on in Shaft
While;
'tzikc
.—
Was Taken From Hospital,
Fell Or Jumped From Train VicePre
1' l“(:_ T‘ATORS § ATLANTIC CITY x. J.. Feb. 13. trip home." she said. rm: wife and '
they
Thfy “allied to‘
the-train in a. taxicab.
ihrother insisted. saying that
could not stay here.
iim to
NOBWAI-K' S 1138‘! N8W8PAPB3
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1925
REPORT STORRS
10 RESIGN AS
CONN. co. PRES.
He Refuses to Make
Any Statement
Bearing on Rumor of
Retirement
CHIEF SINCE 1914
sident of N. Y.
And Stamford Rail-
way Co.—Many
Other Connections
but xvc insislvd that he go in an :1m-'
Makes Speech of Six Words
President of Catholic Club Wins Applause at
Banquet in Royal James
“11.1.1 m .1. Lit—08‘s
Photo by Mnniigian.
FLOOD WATERS DTSCUSSING DEAL
DROP AS COLD FORTHEROYAL
SNAPCOMES JAMESINN?
.W ater From Norwalk Principals 1n Reported
Transaction All Re-
ported Out of Town
Today
That another coutcrvnc: 111:.111111113
the sale of the P1 03:11 Jaxn1 s Inn run
he in progress tndrn “as learned in
the Euming Srntinrl this morning:
EVcry principal im oh 1-d in the
deal was rcpoxtrd 'out of town this
mornins: “hon collt l i_\ the l: \ening
Sentinel. Th1se call1 11 by tFlrphon;
Were: M. N. .‘llziyehotf. l’rvdericli l..
Lamson and Attorney Charles D.
Lockwood of Stamford Thr latter
repr1sents the buyers.
.‘1lr. Moychott‘ and Allorl‘."}' 1.0ch
“0011 were hoth roportml in N1“
lork city where the ori: 11 :zlconfcr-
i‘l’lt‘c is said to lime 13k 11 Fl-‘lt‘t'.
:: “‘er f h if 311 the CUSt01i) buianct‘: so that the doctor could i»- By .\“01"l81<‘d Press.
O 15 ‘\ e and brother “as taken “1.11 11;!“ 1.11“; ‘11 13‘ - u i .\‘l'2‘1\' Tl.\\'E1\. Fell. 13.—Th0 re-
.‘ 1 - . ,.. . .1. 11. .t niinut 1. '
I Y rom Shaft t from the Atlantic City hospital ycs- Carey was 1:11:13] to the Hospital ‘me‘ m 0! President T,uci.us 5‘
I". ill-lllellT iterday over the pun”; of staff doc- last Sunday Memng an“. he had Storrs. as head of the Connecticut
1 - _ Etors, Miss Vellle McGurran. the su- hccn found wamlerxng about the company. “hich "Rd”- 11 Federal
‘ _ 11,.-- Deflafcndfnt. said today. Chelsea eocnou 1,) a policeman. Heltrustenship. controls and operates
. , , . 5111.] ; —-1L T e (I'd not ""1"“ hlm '10 lune. could not recall his nnnm or addrcs<3”}” C onnectivut Trollcy 1‘1“?“ by "7°
,1 ‘1‘11‘1-hecause the doctors did not think until art-r several davs treatment 5”“ dork \i-‘W "a‘C’{ and H37“
, “0 mimi‘s at 10 he “as in prop:- ‘condition for the (rump... area“. fin'mzp 1:.) 'lford railroad. will take place in the
f " ” ‘4 h' can cutlora-i ' " ' " Imimediate future it is understood.
:1 ‘li‘ “‘"rpl‘, early-to- . PriFlllPl‘l! Storrs declined today to
.~1' tho >and (“‘3 SEN BINGH make any statement hcaring on the
\II q‘mt'laIO‘rS an o ‘rr TV-‘n- , .
,...,....; nua)‘ 11-11.... 13 Prisoners and . A - ~—
1 4’3“ i0 ”"3 ‘i'l’i ’ ' Lucius S. Storrs. pi-csidcnt of the.
:1lr-wl 1'1‘1'1 or 111131-13z It S the Thlrteelltll .1‘mmocticut company since 1314.
', . ‘was horn in Ruttalo. N. Y.. January
1~\\n~lv:‘uigmken; DETROIT) Feh- 13-—Rl°hard :4. 1~1‘1-:~ 11. glammtr-d from the
1. ~iwr1 111111‘ ”“0" null Lane-119, “idem! denim" marshal. 1L'niv1r‘sitv of \1 hr'iska in 1390. re-
. mm «1111-- :00 r-pt‘Cm I”: Detroit today in charge 0f iciixing :1 masters ricgrec from the
“ -.l-‘-i 1.11_-uthm- at Incl thirteen prisoners destined 11;, 'finr. mqnuum, in xr...4_ Aflcr [eaxu
1 1 Fort Leavenworth. Transporta- » 3mg (Gilt-go ho h"ld \ut'lous trchnlcal
--. of Chicago, in; lion arrangements were made —— iliosltions with the Union Pacific
ha; preparations before authorities noticed the . Y 3 :railwn)‘, the New York. New Haven
.1, 1 ohms if he is; date or 311‘. Lube-lie drclarcs ho Addrlfl§ses LNlat 1’ Re- 3.1an llzirtfond railroad. and the Col-
- sap .‘1rk oil would not tnmm fate to start 1 u 1C8“ (' I f _ 1.1121310 Fan] and Iron cnnlpal‘ly. He
5! , mplciui zap-l with 18 on Friday the 13m. ‘ p , ‘1'.) a" {8n iwas prcsident of the New fingland
- 11,1 yr. p1r1t10n ; Ten of the prisoners \‘iofmtcrl ‘ nual livent In ‘Val-flnusinmut cmnpany from 19117 to
_~ down into} the narcotic law. tuo robbed 11911 From 1M2 to 1914 he was a
.- 1713: he is? rostofiices. and the l3th. .lnhn i dorf“‘Is Applaltded 'llce prosixlcnt of til-3 New Havel;
he is .lead; Singstock. Violatcd ti‘p. prohibi- railroad in charge of its electric
,~1.-1::p‘ 151113132; lion enactment. for which the l ' dines comprising what is now the;
1 Judge sentencwl him to 13 HU (;HES THERE ‘Conneoticut company. \thn these
. 1.1-. :11 Hopes months. . . tins-e were sopnruted from the New
I -:h 0211 1‘ oil Tens of '[)(-Slre of L; S Haven company by Federal court
. '11 13 out of.l ' ' dour-m». Mr. Storrs became prcsuicnt
'2‘ _\. 3i. and} 1 To Be Free to FOHOW‘ of the Connecticut company. In
’ i‘ ‘ ’ ;l916 Mr. Storrl was elected to the
. 1 {IT l DTCtatES 0f RQPSOI‘I American Ekatric Railway assoclan.
.E. 1,; .1 pn‘orcd‘; ' ‘ lion. During the war he was chair-I
'. ”.71, ‘1 l -\E\\' YORK, ll‘n‘o. 33.—f‘.>n:zr1.s. main of the associatioan committee
_ 5 ' ~ Slohfll anPt-‘llknliavns of H1." last your on national defense in charge of
3‘s: ills—X “‘9'" Cili‘d M‘ Sennfor Iller Bing. transportation and the general co-
3 1 hope my . O ham of Connor‘au' at 1!; c Ilncol 11 Operation of electric railways:
‘1‘ hsind Floyd Day dinner 0‘ "‘1“ Nail nal Repubu. through the National Council of De-.'
mil» f... :hp left ' can (‘lllh TGM niz‘lt :15: rv “dance {hag feline. l
I - -. $111.1"L‘1n-e~ . the :‘loci‘rinf' of the 1i1‘.i<1r,1n or gov- Mr. Storrs is also vice-president
"‘-lw1‘1" 12.11;! Ornm'nml l'0““!'.~ 112‘” li‘msimit-c, of the Berkshire Strev‘t Railway:
’8 I» IVY"; ”mil "——"‘— fw‘cutlu: and ."Hi'. :1: ~‘>r“1.;r1m->-yq 11; company. the Nut York and Stam-
‘ .~t;.. t.‘ v. . 1 1 .w 1. _‘ ’
. " p . 1 7 0 ‘mrakinc down. ford Railway company. Lnlon l‘rustf 7 y
In turned 11:12:? What to D0 to LIVE 110mm, dam.” -. I. 1111-111 and .,_ company of Springfield. Macs. amt; River ‘3 as ‘N ithin an
"3"“ ”I“ :1 ‘ - ticicncv l1: - c - 9-1. . .. 1 I 1111. n: lit; nus civic and,
p ‘ _ .. p i . _ 1 .e.po.1.....1 .-.1.;i Ni-uator mun .r num r “n I t
party. Pleasantly and B e Bmghm Tl“, WM hemm,,.m,mmg mmmmuom Inch of (o . gh .
:1 l‘u'W’" 3 Up and D0111}: To- 1-;mplzlli1-m 11,11. . 1. 1 - mm. montl , & P0“_— 91'
NH“ “" 5 F 0 ill: “hr-1h . , .’:l"l H“...
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. .1212; UP; morrou 2513:1125'121'11 ‘ ' “" "‘ “ ”i , \\ '1‘: many people Wort sorry to!
to exhibiti __‘ ? "bu ;. ”.1 . . .. 2 ,, i . see the recent warm “eather no. thc'
._ medic-.111! Today is Friday tho. Thirteenth. ti wan-if: :7” 1-15. law: he com-51:01:! snap of last night undoubtedlyl
\ ‘ . U “cmésincc the world didn't come to an 1111', .11..-,‘..71. his :ltllllfil‘lzn-‘I :1 lsuved Norwalk property O‘Hit‘rsr
" gcnd and at that there were no “‘3 1111‘1121 11..-1111.:..,.::1 which an li‘roiu crvnt (lanlngo “hen the Nor-
- m . villepflratlons mode in Scrum“ m WT: in:;,<.:1.11- '1‘ F i 1" 1"“. "‘"' innit; l' ixcr ov-erfloued its bunks
' ‘ p1se it did. it is (52 ll tgshcd that .\or- C““" 1 ' _ i. leay mnming [ho ordinal-“x;
v ' m” 5“” “ails folks are not supcistitious— (-rmnl "”" l""i‘i'*'*‘"|2j 31.011171 .111 strtam was '1 roaring tor :
E"? ‘- f I that 15' not very. However. if you've 11011111“ ; f confident rcnt groulng evol)’ minute as the:
Y z. '7 E 3.- gmanaged to get through most 0‘ ”m in :9 INCA. the head; melting snow and ice added to thei
L" ‘ “lay softly. here are a few things to es “‘“l‘m’illl' 71$ (‘linsi r1. “’1 :swollen current.‘ Today. while high l
i‘ {17%; match W the remain” °t 111.. ii” .111... ' ‘ ’° "5”“ \Vatchman Killed By E 11.. 1.1 ;...; .-....;.,.1.....-.
f.‘ ' - ‘q ~ — ‘1! to 111‘. r: -) ,(11‘131112 «ll 11 -
1‘ g .11me. if you d1.,like had inch. _ 1. m“ ‘ _. . 1. :fu... .
.111, D HEAD Don‘t throw 11.11.151.411... “2‘2“; , ' “a“: ”1* , Bullet As Gunmen. “U... M. m 1......“ .11.... .0;
P01191130“ YOU 509- Th 3 ”1 11. Flirt "‘ Fr 'f 1.4: 12‘ e 'iilml; ‘ Ecauslng Striuus inoonxcnience. um
am... of may 111.11. s11. 11.- .1.1... .1 Make Their Escape-- 1.. 111 dyed by 111.1 111.1111 at m m
Don't put three cigarettes in your! 0f l} ° 11 l' ». .‘zmon‘. Canaan A\enue plant of the Connor?
.‘
Of mouth and light them all with one‘
match—dust to save matches.
Look to right or left as you cross:
Y. CURB
lllh‘ \ 1 C \\‘ BeaCh Main. “'ashington street or \Vcst
, . avenue. keep your eyes off the
lll‘tl’x‘é‘l' [\eSldent IS ground. despite the fact that he
percentage of lost quarters and;
(111111111 in \Vall St.
\ W o r k e r
dimes is far highcr than the per-i
courage of auto accidents. .
If you run short of gasoline don' 1‘
strike a match and take a. peck in
the gas tank. Not today. anyway.-
:li' you do. you are apt to get 3 birds-
3‘” View sum- eye view of Norwalk without having
circled presi- ‘to pay for an aeroplane.
"R Ruth B"? If sou drive a car today don't in-
h“ summers slst upon havmg thotright of way-—
his ioeal :even over trucks and trolley cars.
"m“ at-; Oh. no. Remember it's Friday.
He is an ac“ Ithe Thirteenth. and you may not get
‘ r Effie”: the right of way. as usual. Trolley
111. r 0 1"“ tears on this day. especially. insist:
onc- 0" ion their lawful right to run on the
in the? strtwlS
of the _____.______..._._._
lDENTlFY BOY
CY CLlST KILLED
BY AUTO TRUCK
lH e W a 8 Following
Grandparents Who.
Refused Him Ride in‘
Their Car
STALIFORD. Feb. 13.—The body
of James Seymour. 15 killed \V‘ed-
nesday. when'the' bicycle on which
he was riding was struck by a. motor
‘1
.1:
.75 the
l -' 11 iiiucr; Horst.
m \11; NT.
, ‘.——‘lhe new
tement ls-
l:
n_f1(l{| [1'10
;35 000. O'J‘J”
”-'.l
13 -—L' nlted
. ..;1.r:c at close
" ll was 5299.-
“17:51.
Hmi ruL BEST ‘
. 1 liv't‘ “th Crisco:
l
1gan's Home
's Pound
from the best
Grocery stores
5a!)
lime 'tl‘rnl
SlGSWEY TO
BUILD $25 000
GARAGE HERE?
Will Be Located in
West Ave. and Occu-
pied By His Step-
Sons
'Charles Sigswe)‘ 2s iiming plans
drawn up for the erection of a gar-
age costing: $25,411.10 on ll:n lo? u1i~
joining that_ (11' the Reynold: Motor
'Car Company in \X'i-rt th-nuc.
Mr. Slgswey 1‘ec;-ntly purchased
the lo: from Clarence I. Finch at a
price reported to be about $5.000.
The garage when Q‘ompleted will hr:-
occupied by his tivo step-sons, Al-
fred and Frank Lonchak. uho now
make their home in Darlen.
The Louchak brothers expect to
obtain the agcnqv for one of the
leading makes of automobiles and
will also do repair work.
The garage will be constructed of
brick and Will be modern in every
detail. —
FRANKIE FAY
PICKS DELANEY‘
rave b h fitmck. was identified by his grand- Although it‘s Friday the Thlr-
2' t lot to lparents. M: and Mrs. Gram-«lie ( 31d teenth, it’s going to be an all
5 :1 {Efficamfi‘ ‘ ratcrday. James had not been al- Connecticut night tor Jack Delaney
lawn to accom: .uy his irardn oth-
or an- aunt. wi- in whom us has been
Elixirs since his intents were di-
'vorced on an z-uto ride to Green-
~‘l it
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“Hm st PPLIES
cart. ers for the
when he faces Slattcry tonight ac-
cording to Frank Fay,
forecaster. Two days before the
DelaneyJ’lowers melee Frank pick-
" _ in the sick wich. When '11:, left. in .he outo ed Jack. and even picked the cor-
;_‘ i 2 V- 1 hare at a}; he procured his Lirycie and started rec! round for one win. He visited
’ ' in pursuit. He was struck by the the Delaney camp recently, and
in quality at a '
To '2 prescription trucl;.dr11.en n 115 x Liebrr‘nan, 0
>115 a repumtion1945 East 16311! street. New York.
had service. Thel'rhe drher claims because of the
. "-‘m. M. Paisley. heavy tog, it\ “as impossible to see
33qu
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n1.
Frank says Jack is confident of a
win this time He says he’s more
familiar. with Stattery's style, and
will-reverse the decision of their
as: am '
local fight;
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“ _, Auto Found
PONTIAC. )lich.. l‘cb. Iii—After
frustrating an attempt of six men
to rob the Oxford Savings Bank at
Oxford, mar here. carlkthis morn-
ilng. Ja,\ Gould. a watchman. was
shot and killed by one of the ban-
‘idits as the scuttle made their ab
5 cap»: in am automobile.
Early reports of the attempted
robbery soul that 311‘; six men ap-
peared at the rear of the bank and
were surprised by the
who covered them within revolver.
The)" tied to the front of the build-
.ln. entering: :1 waiting automobile.
one of the men tiring as
sped away. One of the robbers‘ bul-
Ilets struck and l3>1‘.l‘ltl}' kill-"l the
watchman.
An atandoned automobile “as
victim by Sheriff James S. Butler
:smcral miles from the ba .11:
[DANCER 51213115
$100,000; COUNTER
51111 18, 1.111111
lIvy St. Claire Sues
Wealthy H. Gorrrian;
Duval for Breach of;
Promise
NEW YORK. Feb. 13.—H.. Gor-
man Duval. head10f the Park Ave-
nue Association. announced today
that he would consult his attorney!
regarding possible retaliatoryjction
against Ivy St. Claire. dancer who
has brought suit for $100,000 against
him. charging breach of promise to
marry her. He intimated that. he
might carry his case to the crimin-
al court.
Duval denied Miss St. Claire'l ll-
lvgatlons in} her suit that be pro-
posed to her last July and promised
her a life of "luxury and use.” The
dancer asserts that as a. mum of
his change toward her the has be-
gone a “meat-l wreck.”
watchman 1
the car ‘
.“l‘u‘fi‘hg.
ticut Light and Power
The Waters crop:
‘at an alarming rate.
11nd Sup-*rin~
Company- 1
toward the plant"
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buyers intend to 311 into communlm-i
tion with me regardino 11: lent.”
j said Attornev Quinlan.
2 Mr. “'hltchvnd holds :1 "’00an
rmortgacc of MEMO" on Hi" how]
;l(‘nll"‘;l'. Titan. 1‘. Putnam l'mgun to;
lmk" Iltcusllt‘cs to keep the plant.
from damage. A pumping machin-
;1\as installed in leadincss. and a
l .orcc (f men 1111: wind-bugs around,
itho 111113111335.
The trust nrrivcd, like the hero
of :1 pi.1}‘_ just in the nick of timc.’
howcvt’r. and when, the water wae'
within a bare inch of the plant.
1 the torrcnt hogan to subside.
As it was. much damage was re
portc-l from the flood.
1strnr-ts and cellars were
the llrozid ltivcr and
section. and tin: footbridge.
:l-‘rank 'l‘. Hutchvns property.
site the John K Byard plme
\Vinnipauk
l') {ll-3‘
OPpO-;
1n ,
Sih ermine. Jul .19 washed :uvav by the.i
iracc
.‘\1:
of fun
sight.
section they had great. fun with the
i “ater. In the avenue yesterday af-
ternon thcre “as a stretch of 30
1.«11:‘l_ the children found lot:
feet. “here the “ater was at leanl’rnc'on during the storm 1: carrier.
One boy had a pigeon fell dra'.‘
boat and proudlx ferried his pare lloling ms proper" .
la hand on his foot
four inches tlmp.
from the road to their_homr:.
DRIVER KILLED,
Town .I: -ll Hill and 21:1: imh-dded
in the side of a store.
The truck. 13-73955. Massachu-
setts. went out. of control at the top
of the hill.
At 3:30 o'clock a. wrecking crew
extricate the victim from the deb-
rte.
Stop “will: B: was.
There is not much common sense
in the tipping custom. But tipping
bankrupt: nobody who is not. tryills
to see how’ (m be can spend money.
nmuatluunmuchnenuln
tippingutherei-lnpmtoabol-
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TRUCK WRECKED.
SPENCER. Mass. Feb. 13. ——Ani
unidentified man was killed tarl)
today “her: a truck speeded down
and physicians were attemptlns ‘0,
int excxtemcnt in the unusual:
Throughout the Perry Avcnu. i
l
C. Campbell \l‘hitehend,
and mortgage holder on
perty. could not be reached. Attor-
ney Edward 11. Quinlan. “ho repro-
scnts Mr. “”hitclicnd's intorrsts raid
he did not know of an.) conftrcmre
“I understood the PTOSD‘l’i\P;
tht’ rec-
propcrty.
CARRIER PlGEON
Many .
flooded ln‘
\l'. H. Muir: of 31"
nue telephoned The tuning Suiti-
nel this morning that Veterday aft-
ll‘ the yard adjoin-
T‘no pigeon wore
. marktd “C. S. A.
No. 110". Mr. Murry said that no
message was attached to the bird.
Mr. Murry said he nould bring
the marker tot'l‘hc Dinning Stntinr—l
ofilce so that it could be sent to
Boston for identification.
511113 GASOLINE
PRICE PROBERS
sooNi‘osnRi
HARTFORD. Feb. 13. — Decision
to pro-cut to the Senate today with
a. favorable report. Senator Butler's
bill calling for an immediate state
awestlgntlon of the rise in gasoline
mice. in Connecticut. was reached
yesterday at amonferencc of Senate
We: Daniel M. Cronin, with Gov-
.
the pro-'
FALLS DEAD lN
YARD HERE
rummlt 3\L‘ ..
Jack Dempsey Heads
New Gym De Luxe
LOS ANGELES. l-‘vh. l3.-—.\n-
other business enterprise has been
formally added to the list of in-
dustries hooded by Jack Dempsey.
heavyweight rm: champion and
capitalist. it is the new Dempsey
Gymnasium. a trainina- quart-*1"?
tie lllxo i‘ox pugilisis 1111;! pop—
seeking business men. when»
evcrything in the way of equip—
ments is up to date and even the
posts or the squared circle are
varnished. Mickey “’aikcr, wel-
terweight champion. was among:
those who [nosed for photographs
during the dedication ceremonies.
lSCHOOLS WON’T
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111: READY FOR
i
ANOTHER WEEK
Minor Details Holding
Up Opening 1— Some
.a --
And Acceptance
Expectations 0! using the new
school building! Monday to rollme
conditions in the other schools wen
ivory slight today. School authori-
flies were hoping 1111: now
the Special Building lay the end of
this week: but the acceptance of the
buildings is hold up by minor d1:-
tails.
Supcrintrndcnt of School G. V.
Buchanan said this morning that it
not be ready for another “Qt-k par-
llcuiarly in the case of the Center
‘Jr. High. The other schools. Broad
lliwr and Washington addition us
well as the East Noru'alk Jr. High
can he acuptcd as soon as Mayor
Thomas Rollins cake the Funding
committor together. Mayor Robs
inn. however. is. reluctant, to call the
Vrommittco to a inucting until nil 11!
ltl‘lo buildings \rv randy 11') l“ 111-
11nd acorxllrwl.
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TO BE MADE
PRIEST SUNDAY
Janus ll. .\l111ph.\'.
Mrs. l‘alrlck
lticut avenue will br- ordained a priv-st
Sunday in St. Peter's Cathedral.
Eric. l’a. by. the lit. Rev. Bishop
Gannon. He will odehrule his lirst
mass Sintdn). February 22 at 10:30
o'clock in St. Joseph's church. He
will be the gucst of honor at 3. din—
;ner to be given bx his parents in
line Royal James inn after 1111: mass.
The new puts! “us born 111 Nor-
Walk and recrixcd his early educa-
‘tion in the local schools. lie is u
'graduato of the Xorwuik high school
sun oi .\l1. and
éund studied aim the Holy Ghost
_tathcrs at l’erndulo. lie rccciud
. his theological training in St. llvum
\ei‘c's Seminary, .\'1w )‘ork.
liis lulll‘llls uni sis‘crs Elizabeth
and Mary Murphy will lune today
to utivnsz lhv ordination ceremonies.
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l The Norunlk Dairy Co. has the
j famous Glide llros. hrand 0t crumm—
11-r.\' butter. This i1111t1-r is 111111.11:
i ll'Onl ['3th urizm’l chct cream
ltslightly suited) and it is a quality
article in every sense of the word.
Delivered to your door. 33 Center
’n‘e. Phone lti‘Hn—Adv.
.11“; ltl'l'Ll‘IX MODELS
OF s‘l‘l’ltlillAh'liH CARS
as the name implies. are open-
closcd cars. The Duplex models fill
the demand for high quality closed
cars at 0pm car prices. \‘0 other
l
more haw:- tliis type of body.'i'h1~
lrollcr curtains may be drawn ’and
fastened instantaneously. They per-
’mit either closed car mugglneu or
open our freedom. It's a "Great
Value" car in r-vory sense of the
word. Reynolds Motor Car Co.. West
avenue.——Adv.
Ready for Inspection-
buildings '
ru’ould be completed and accepted in i
looked as though the schools would?
Murphy of BS Connec».
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CATHOLIC 111111
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0 v e r 200 Attend-
Hartford Man Says
Law- Makes Hypo-
crites—Fine Affair
OTHER SPEAKERS
Father Moore Dc—
nounces Talk (‘om-
bining Church and
State—Not an Alien
(‘hcr
two hundred members :1.an
Catholic club gatherml
at tho.» Royal James 11m last night.
to praise and honor the great eman-
cipator. Abraham Lincoln. lt Wan
the L‘Sth annnil LlLlCUln llny hun-
quet hc-l1l l1 1hr i'nihnlic t.11~ganiza—
HUD-
Not only “as Lincoln honored and
rev-cred, but the prohicnls ot‘ todur‘
“’L‘re discusaul and talktd of at
it‘llglh by the speakers.
in rr‘b‘pull‘lillg to the
Church." “or. John 1“.
New Canaan, pointed out
members of 1h; Cn'llulic
were not influenced in
lle by the church.
“li1111;icr 11:11,.) (honor the things
that are run-suns. 111111 10 111111 render
the things that arc dour," decimd
l‘nthvr Moon. ”"1111 church will
its hnuds on or politics. I! m»
should tr} to influence church men!"
lcrs 111 1101111125 \\1 should be called
rich: the bishop to tell wiu Wu dill
so."
toast "Thw
Moore. oi
that the
church
illL'll‘ poll»
Religion in Schools.
"1 11 ould i1l;e to see religion 01‘. all
denominations. taught in the Ichooln
ilk-1 it \\'.’11- in the 1111): of our ton»
lnthr-rs." contlnd- .1 i‘ulhtr Moore.
"'l‘un—ihims 1.; 1h. .\1111111.‘.1u people
are today wt'iimlt religion. Lt"; 1m
try to con-1.11 this concuion.”
Prohibition 1' .1: condemned in -
the lion. livxmli-rt .\l. Holden. an at-
101‘n~.-3. ot llnrimr-l, in a talk on
the sulw L“. “l.“ Lilil'l‘lll Lixod To-
do) .
"Ln-1; l;1\'-)'l' 111 the suite taku .1
u sol-111111 oath to uphold the. ConsU~
tuition of tho L‘nilcd States; to up-
hold its inns and to make known to
the court up} \1oluliull at then
inns." said .lzloll‘n.) liul1l'l1. “Bu!
lll llll' ‘411'1‘ this \’\\~I‘ (Olll
court 1-. ho 111s 111st buotlcgger lr'.
i say 11-: art h;pu1;l’llr. It is poli-
iical Eulcldu. tiny 11.11 me. to talk
1123111111 the prohimilon amendment-
Ubodh 1111: to 13 4- l1l\\' must be \ol-
untmy or the 11116 ir- wrong. There
n11 :~u-‘h thing as; enforcing law
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——I‘.\l.\'l‘ l l‘ TIME
For outside uorli will soon be
NEIL-”Tor insirlr. “111k anytime (par-
ticularly 11pm 110111 in tht limo.
l‘se L. and BF. l‘uiut (u semi—paste
prrpuruiiox.) 1m inside and outside
work. it corms 111 all color-1 and in
gallon l1ai:,.-.:1lon and quarter 314}.
ion sizes. Goes ati‘thczr.1lous tit.
work hell‘ri’. lasts longer. A. D.
Mort-.011. \‘i'ur-hinnlun street.
I‘IIZS!
—-PIES! PIES!
Try Jackson's hom1 -mr do pit—s.
Best in town. i 4 ll.1_\mond
street.
l‘honu 3!24.~~Ar‘lv. ~
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ll;1\1> lh" Jul: (lune at The N912»
‘\.’ill\' l:.11,l11111)1‘ item-tiling Co's (18in?!-
lisliliicnt. l-prvr‘.‘ \vllQ know how.
oquipmrnt up to 1:111 minute to
handle the Prime and :1 satisfactory
tab nt :1 richt price is who! you can
wxprci here 1‘.” \luin $1.. Nnrwalk
l‘hOllt’z ":4 ~- \rl\'. .
-THl-.‘. FAMILY \\ ASHING
is always dreaded. 'i‘he bother
of
.tho lulul. and boilers and steam Ind
suds. Hues many a hmiscwlte every
wot-k with unpleasant regularity.
That is where llronny'a Laundry (its.
These washings will be called for.
done properl) and returned on “he
at a cost of twelve cents per pound.
Be comfortable: stop worrying
l’hone 3011—.va
facilities here for di!’
or wet storage for any make of hot-
tery during the winter months. :11:
stock of Wiillnrd Batteries all use.-
«Excellent
for cars, trucks and radios always
on hand Rysr Storage Battery Co..
49 West Ave. Phone Dris-Adv.
SPECIAL SALE
WHIZ PRODUCTS
Elfin“ of 25 to 50%
AARON KOHN
M An.
03' ALL
Saturday Only
lo. 11m
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