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, Sen. Cronin Given Per-
Zi‘ni'ssion to Introduce
~‘_=M-e a s u r e—Wants
._.Commission Named
INCORPORATIONS
Favorable Report on
ECollege o f Sacred
EH e a r t , Noroton—
Other Institutions
ByIAssociated Press. .
EAT}: CAPITOL. HARTFORD.
Feb. ILL—A Friday session. the first
since the close of introduction of
new business. did not bring out a
large attendance of House members
of h tull membership in the Senate
yesterday. yet the business done was
corfilderabie and showed accumula-
tive speed on the part of some com-
minees in making reports.
Senator Cronin secured permission
to Jntroduce a new bill which was
‘than. if adopted. will create a com-
mission to investigate and determine
thQ‘reusons. if possible, for the in-
crease in the price of gasoline. The
bit: alter being rt'CL‘lVetl was sent to
the; Judiciary Committee on the part
of film Senate.
The CUIlllllllleL: Ull incorporations
roif'gfed a batch ot‘ reports and
among the favorable ones \VLl'C those
on bills to incorporate the College of
the Sacred lleart .it Noroton; lllL‘
Sacred Heart Academy at Stamfordr.
{fiefSL Thomas Smittniity at Hart-
fofli; the Mount Saint Joseph Col-
lege at lltll‘lltjl‘ll. illlll the ll:irttorrl
Qollcge ot‘ Laws,
. 'ho humutil- institutiutt' commit—
{ee which hurl hzt-l l-l_ll a single. bill
'sot another one u lzfn the appropria—
{idns committee sent to it ti bill for
in appropriation for :t pictnl‘lnl rec-
5rd at the tlvvpartitir'uls itu-i ius'ilu-
{ions of tlllk Still.
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iAll Ready for Smoker .
At S. N Boat Club
At Li iii-Ming of the South _.\'or-
Walk Until. l'llAlJS tpt t.tl t‘UllllIlll.lL‘L‘
last. night final ’Ai‘t‘JllEL‘lllL’fllS \"cl‘c
made for thv Sillflllit'l‘ (illll entertain-
ment to lit; ll~.l-.l tonight at the Club;
rooms :it_ ill" l‘tll‘llt‘l‘ t-t lttirritt il\'.“
lute illlll \\'.i',l r t—rt'r- :
llxgrultint; i.- Lli‘liil‘tz-"l l.~l|' ti goo-.1
fililc. 'llltlv, \ntll 3,. tutu: or tour
good l'l.l.‘~lll': liki'ALF, :lltgilll}. orches-
tral inlislr. .w ‘~ .t.‘
Thu (’cittii‘ii! its» “ L‘l‘l.’,‘l hard'
to Inllliftdllh blitll'iiwl' .'l ll‘HZI‘ sure s.’
Erich i. l.‘|' i‘ iii t'~ lvi ttt- tlii‘t ‘
t‘ril-ntla l: .‘ t, .tt _' i... may iiilt-m.
duet,- iiim i; 't 'li', it"l'lllllfll t'xmi—S
niittct— .it tlw .i. or “l‘ttl l-v. :t'intlttwl.
Tlie’ :E’IHJl‘rl: lt-tx' lll- p‘tt‘w-i the,
goodiv-l for zip lilll i will: so that n-,tl
ont; iii-ml 2:” :tuziy ll“l"'i_\. if till)‘
(mt; .i. ‘4 i. l. '0 Mi. :itl, ‘lllrf follow tl‘it:
string; u; ltrlti: l" 11 twin? of llur-
)‘itt ;.\-.t‘l ,_ tillll \’t'.i‘l.t' rii'w-l. illlll go
directly 71' the rlltly ‘uoii-h.
. De Malay Confers
Several Degrees
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The i'irst degree \ktis ceillorrt'd l‘lh
on several candidate-s by the
Norwlilk Chapter. Delloliiy, at
the Old \\'t~ll .‘lrisotiiv 'l't-mpli‘. The
ceremonixs toll-um-rl :t llmist l‘.m,{
supper scrw-ll to tilt the lIlI.‘llllit.'i'S by
Charles' Hendricks. the chapter
caterer. During.r the evening a, final
rehearsal of th-t Dc Moldy Degree
team, which will stage. the Second
Degree at the filll’ll“.‘l‘5'tll’y observ-
anccs totnori’ow, was held. fl
*6’1‘58 Advisory Board “as present
last night, among whom were:
Thomas 0. Taylor, of Mount Vernon.
‘ First. Advisor: Elsworth Lo‘cluvood.
Assistant Adviser: lowland Schwi-
bel ,Floor )lnsttr; George Hit'st.
7 inclpal: and Howard VJ. Gorhttm,
dvisor.
FOR. THIS TRAVELER.
. A small oval case of black leath-
‘ id flecked with tiny gold dots con-
tains three glass flasks of special
fishapes yhicli are. intended to hold
the necessary toilet lotions and
Washes when one is traveling.
"memory?
‘ Knock
Bank on Ability
2 "A man can buy fortune's
finite: only with his ability.
\fier gifts come only to those
fiho t in fun shifts. In the
rhea of his brow a. man must
;§arn how to woo Dame For-
gine.‘ -
Ability is the best capital.
fiollars don’t shine like tal-
iuu. A man with ability can
.t the money he needs if .
< is willing to work for his
> things.
A man's way through life is
wide open one filled with
quite. But with ability added
'50 his account. a. man é‘an fight
.
Daily. Radio Program
' COMMITTEE
0 P. M.-—Waldorf Orchestra.
0 P. M.——Dny Scout talk: _
Van Dianne. soprano: Boya' stones:
Joseph Ginrold. violinist: Adolph
Kachlto. cantor; Cora Men.
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(Compiled by United Press)
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14
(Eastern Standard Time)
“' AF. NEW YORK—#192
traito.
P. .‘t.—Wa.ldorf Orchestra.
P. lit—Bern Brenner. oboe solos:
Minnie Well. pianist; “EA? Light.
0 era Qtlartett
P? M.—-Vim~enf'L
WNYC. NEW YORK—528.8
P. M.——Chateau Four.
P. M.-—-Taik. Comm. Mills.
Ill—Anna Pluto. ,harpist.
P: M.——Dlnner to John G. Pri
W12. NEW YORK—455
P. M—Astor Orchestra.
P. .‘t.—-—Art talkan‘w. 3%. 65:11:.
. Ely—Jenn W '91-. an n.
11:. )l.—-“I- liockcvz" Fay Foster.
composer: Orpheus Quartet.
P. M.——Wnldori Orchestra.
“‘03., NEWARK—405
M.-—-Nich ol ' s Orchestra.
M .—Vaughn Dc th.
elaidc Delora. mntralto.
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Unnle Win‘s stories.
. “‘1? Radio Stars.
.——-I.rtnin Orchestra.
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F PI“ l.:\DELPHIA-—-—305
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.——-Sunny Jim stories.
3:4
' BG. AL'l‘OOSA—2773
.—-'l‘inm.-r Concert.
.—Glris' Quintet.
.-—‘-\’nlcntinc Pant.
.——-R'iin'how Gardens.
1:, i-rr-rsnrmin—a tr:
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‘39 Kayhce.
sass?
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P. lil.—":ilentinc “Surprise."
1’, M -“‘:stln:lmusc Band.
“TAP. “'ASHlNGTON—It‘ilv
P. )i.——V‘tm- Scout Celebration.
P. M "llflllf‘fl'. \‘ati-lm‘illn.
l'. .‘t.—-\‘-'ar~.‘im:m l‘nrk Orchestra.
“‘G\‘. FCHFNEFTADY—SSO
P. M.—llttntano‘s Orchestra.
“B7,, SPRINGFIELD—337
P. M ——l.rnnx Ensemble.
1’. 'M.—\l"r'l;rts. stories.
. .‘l.——. .
P M.-l\‘itttlmll Trio
l" M —-l7‘tt-t- llirun. \lnlinistt Talk:
“'tlliztni Duly-'1" ligriltttic‘ Geraldine
Havens. MliK‘TH‘Jl' ll. ll. Isnisoe.
basil): Helmi Vvllixll‘fl. coutralto.
“‘HK. ('IJ’IVELASD—JIIS
P. .‘i ——l(.-ir-ttv:il Klub l'rozram.
{'1JZVEI.A.\‘I)——3(H.3
_.‘~‘t all”? Ort-licst r3.
(‘5 RH. OT’I‘A “IL—.4 35
, l". M ——~I‘\(‘lllimn stories.
1‘, .\l —»1 it than) l.'t!irit-r Orchestra.
l' 3'. ——.\tllf'l3$. Concert: llaucc 0r-
chostra.
('KU'. .‘XUNTREAIP—ISS
1’ .‘l —|-l| "'nti‘s rlnrirm.
I‘. M.—-“I,,.-mr u‘titintr «~tmccfi_
P .‘l ——L't,nrrsily ml Nautical in
Start '
1‘, )1 ~—l.cnllnrfi's Rnl .lr-ckflu.
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P. )l.~—Sttitliu artist lfl'llfll.
(Central Standard Time)
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3‘00 P. .‘-l ——-‘r5ii Nu) Q iuul'lll'.
)l.-—-i;.t«lio l:f.’.‘ti)' iliizlrsl.
“'(‘t'lL fill'l..‘~.-ST. l‘.‘\ I‘lP—lt‘
8'00 l‘. \? -—l"irr~iti=- l'lttltx’ui l"l"
8'15 l‘ ‘-l.——l Mt. II.li'-_ ll
~85?” l’. .‘l ———.\‘illt "tits y in in i t
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Mill in Dou‘it.
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CHICAGO—447.5
M.—Newaboys‘ Bum.
N.—-—Ll Suite Orchestra.
. M.--Redin Photologue.
P M.——Balabau-Katz Revue.
CHICAGO—4345
. National Burn Dulce.
. M.——Senate Ill-View.
KYW, CHICAGO-4536
. .\l.—Childrcn's stories.
. M.—Conrress dinner mu:
7 . M.—Musica.l program.
. M.—Conzress Cl
M.—-Congress Carnival.
\"G‘S, CHICAGO—4570
. M.-——Clnssic Hour.
. M.—Don Boater's Orchestra.
WIIAS. LOUISVILLE—400
. M.-——Sy,lvia.u grit).
WOC, DAVENPORT-484
. ISL—Sandman] ,
. M.—Sunday School lesson.
Gertrude
one; Orchestra.
WOAW. OMAHA—4522.3
M .——-Dramat.ic Hour.
net-rt
.—Hodek's Night.
.-—Artl1ur Hm. orlsnist
35!). ST. LOUIS—545.1
8:00 P. M.—-St. Louis Symphony.
WDAP. KANSAS CITY—415$
8 P. M.—Schooi o! the All.
11:45 P. M.—-.\‘ixhthawk Frolic.
KTIIH, BOT SPRINGS—315
. M.-—»Flscher‘s Orchestra.
M.-——Benard's Orchestro.
DALLAS—475.9
M.—-Mcthodist Orphanage.
SAL—Capitol Artiste.
LIP-3 I 6
. .--("rosccndo Mandolin Club.
“ Lea
.———T:ilk. Gamtt Serviu.
gl—Oranze C. of C. concert.
M.——-Ja!cha Gurewich. sax.
P. PHILADELPHIA—«509.9
Mt—St. Jami-3' Orchestra.
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0A. DENVER—323
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‘ ”“0 "F a ‘ 9:00 P. M.—Jt.e Mann's Orchestra.
—‘.\iryrr Davis Orrltcstrn.
. p .. . ‘— 5 n ' . _
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K00. OAKLAND—300
4:00 P. M.—St. Fntnr‘la Orcheltn.
P. lit—Conn” Program.
10:00 P. M.—ll:i.lstc:ul's Orchestra.
Kl‘O. SAN FRANCISCO—423
.‘l.——\Vcidncr‘u
N. 1.08 AStiELfiy—fli‘m
. adio \‘alr‘nlinc Party.
P. M.—Hiciiman's t'imhettrn.
P.
.——Vfillia.m l‘r‘liii Orchestra.
\tovie Chat: news. etc.
E. I'lTTSlll’RGII—filml
\l. —«—W~.\it:t.:h'-nso li'tntl. NFL [.08 ANGELZ‘lS—AO
P. M.-—Dance Program.
. M.-—f‘onct-rt Program.
. M.——Paclmrd Radio Club.
KGW. PORTLAND—40‘!
. M.———(‘olburn's Melody Mm.
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 15
(Eastern Standard Time)
NE‘V YORK—49':
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. M—-l"t~ltr:iliou Service.
. (jailman'u l‘tinlt‘rfncc.
. M.—llr:\y hurl ills (.rinz.
. M.—Httunvr Organ recital.
“'JZ. NEW‘ YORK—“55
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. .\\' YORK—523.8
ill-likly'i l‘ll‘flllll prnmm.
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Fifty Years of Wedded Life B
' These two photos, showii the «it
apart. The first was madefvhen 31:6 persons in the u
The other was taken on their
3875 'wcre their guests.
1:: (left) and John Gamer.
Airs. John Lorenz.
undJiks. John Ki-
1 t ngl'smniversury,
‘ _‘ .p to ograp er took both
_ heated! (l. to.r.).Nicholap Smi
golden wedd
The same
5 P. M.-WGY -8ympho
4:30 P
9 :30 A
7:80 P
11:00 . .
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P. ”IL—Chapel sen ea. "
P.‘ N.—Pro:raln ”dd: WE”. -
WGY, SCEENIKI‘I‘ADY—m
A. lit—Morning services.
In Grebe“;
M.—-—Evenln services.
P.
0 P. M.—Wa.ldor Orchestra.
BUFFA [.ng ,
WGI
.éi’espcr services.
P.M
00 P. M.—Orcnn recital.
P. M.—Ereninz sen-1m.
W32. SPRINGFIELD—331
A. M.—-Mornlnz sen-ices.
. M.—Peoplc's Symphony.‘
. M.—6unday ermine concert.
WE”. BOSTON—470 .
P. M.—Dr. Cadman's Conference.
P. M.—Pro¢ram from WEAF.
WCX. DETROIT—510
P. Ill—Church service;
WWI. DETROIT-452.7
A. M.—-Church comet-I.
P. Mf—Xewu Orchestra.
“TIE. CLEVELAND—-278
A. Mz—Oltl Stone Church.
. M.——Federatton service.
P. M.—Epworth-Euclid Church.
P. M.——Conn Symphony Orchestt‘
CRAP. MONTREAL—425
P. M.—Band Concert.
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(Central Standard Time)
“‘LW, CINCINNATI—£23
. M.—Su.. y School.
A. lit—Church ant—vice.
. M.—-vainr services.
P. M.——-Kopp'u Orchestra.
Wlfi‘a CHICAGO—345
. M.-— thereon. organist.
P. M.-—(;hcral concert.
Km. CHICAGO—«530
A. M.——Centrnl Church.
1‘. M.—Sttidio concert.
P. M.—-Suntlay Evening Club.
\VCIO. MPLS.-ST. l‘ArL—dl:
10:30 . .
& M—Mortfln: service... *
P. M—llmue 0! Hope service.
I’. M.~—l’.\'cnln: H‘t’Ylf‘l‘I. ..
P. Bh—Hl‘larsiml (otter-rt.
“‘GtV. CHICAGO—370
P. M.—'¢Ty.\' Singers. 3,
“(T-ll. ZION—4N5"
P. M —.\lt\ni Quartctte: Com
Cunrtcttr. soloists.
\"Hl‘l. IOWA fin—484
P. M -——F;ir
M OX 8' PIS—522.3
' .tsilr (Lurch.
lut‘ENl‘OBT—48!
lutlv >5.vttmhony Orchatrl
. ("titrth seniors.
P. .\l- .llll!‘ Srniithlny Orchutn
“0A“; GHANA—622.1
I’. M—Rmim tthrl servim.
P .‘l. .‘lntimv- l’roz‘ram.
P M —l=iblc Study Period.
1’. .‘l —-.\tusial Chapel Servia.
urns. nor SPRINGS—475
A M ——l‘irt-t l'rrshyterian Church.
i" .‘l -—i-‘psni»‘hrAmcrican Comm.
P. .‘i -—B;txtrr n (trout-aim
'.'F.-\A. DALLAS—475.9
l‘. .‘l —Radiu lill‘lf‘ Class.
V M.»—}'it‘lt M. l-I. "hm-ch.
1‘ 5i —(..inlucr‘l unlit-st".
“IIAI'. FORT WORTH—47‘:
A. 3 Si l’aul'I l‘mm‘I',
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i'. M. Mus: r‘..t Fntlit‘s.
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A M —-‘"‘l‘ll'.'tli (z’tl'llfln rhurt‘h.
l‘. .‘-i «M -. ‘ "‘ .iiliinti Church.
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(Pacific ("cast Standard Time)
51.0. "\KIAND—n'mn
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T 1.0 M ~~'l‘i‘iz..::. Episcopal Church.
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etween These Photos I
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we postfim,ver'etaken exactly 50‘
app, .(seatcdgin center) were mailed;
yhcn the attendants at the w in
pictures. Standin‘g: Mill. Mary” "-
Ell: Mmhlsrsectéoppnlohaiweel
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1-4.7.5.»- . ,. .‘. .. -_
THE sEN'rINEL
‘ girls and two men, employee of the
FIRE DRIVES 1.7
EMPLOYES FROM
FACTORY BLDG.
O
Explosion in Lacquer
. Shop of 7 Waterbury
Plant—Fireman
Falls From Roof ?
W'ATERBL'RY. Feb. 14.——1=iric«:tt‘
Electrical Appliance Manufacturing!
Company, rear of 568 “‘atertown
avenue. this city. were driven from
the building. at. 7:40 o‘clock yester- Special ('uri'cspondcnt ol' ’I‘lic Even-
day by tire. which started from a
slight explosion in the lacquer room.
Damage estimated at 540.000 was
was attended by the fire surgeon.
A new girl scout troop has how-n
formed. It. is composwl ttmstly at
students at. the St. Mary's Parochial
school. It, will be known HS St.
Mary’s troop. Mrs. Ralph Hutttiiitt-
ton will he captain. Already 25
girls have been cnroiinrl.
they think it inequitable that while
operating; a railrond.
'{SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14 19.:
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usiness
moliilt': t-‘hipnu n‘w
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port shuns :. . .,
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BELIEVE PROBli apegommmw
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. r questions by léu trinity...
' for 192.; my .. i "‘ “M...”
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a. share. for 2}.
. th‘l road. 33 :x u- ..hwwi ”(it
1 mon stock :ll‘ttl «Viv; ,‘ I
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If a Railroad Cannotflwn an Industry,pCan an “M M,‘ ,
Industry Own a Railroad? the Question —— .W“l"""l¥ WW
Interstate Commerce to Inquire Into Rates ‘ tn... W0
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. ‘ 1 y .
of about 5mm. .. [I
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years the n-‘ :t . .
has been $1.2M l. ‘
ilf
melt .
,the line had :t
making natty.
-~— Has Made Big Profits .‘ -?
By J. C. R YLE
in}: Sentinel.
(Copyright, 1 325.)
Eastern group of roadsfi-‘for the pur- by ”hm .
pose of determining whether the di- a Mm;
visions of raid rates or charges are Aitr-mttut-
unduly preferential or prejudicial as would ‘ .. ...
.. , . _ between or among the respondent ”on could ,U . ‘
do Th b it AL“ lolth, Feb. lie—Leaders in carriers named." The order further the “WW“,
119- 0 u ding and contents a score of industries are waiting states that the investigation is un- F0 1 ' '
were covered by insurance. The with “fir-1.9:: the result of the inves- 'n ' ““
employee °f the concern were forc- ligation by the Interstate Commerce just divisions if the present ones are
ed from the bUilding. in which the commission into the affairs of the found inequitable.
flames spread rapidly. without their Detroit. Toledo and lronton railroad.
street Clothing. One fireman. Prio gwned by Henry Ford. They see in as respondents in addition to the De- tom
vale James McDonald. fell from the the case possibilities which may lead 3 am
roof to the second floor of the two to the sponsoring of legislation whclh
story Wood and brick building, 5115- will change the regulations nt’i‘ect- er Potter will confinc=the prelimin-
taining an injury to his spine. He in: common carriers.
Railroad men coniierted with oth- roads beside the D. T. & I. for the
‘.’quickly cmt‘wy shr cm cmtcmfw er roads. notably in the East. say present. These are the Chesapeake H nt 2. "
& Ohio. the. Norfolk & “'estern. the 1 O H 1”“
a.‘rtiilrnnd cannot own an industry. Virginian 6': Richmond and the "
_ an industry is allow-mi to own a, rail- C ’. ll ‘1 ‘
u v . ,“ 'l 'N' t <
road. ’lh~-_v point out, that [he an- inferred from ll’llfl that these car- othr-rniLii-m‘ ‘
. HT.
illrnfilf‘ carriers. such as the Real riors have been obtaining a large
in; and the Delaware. .Lackawanna
A". “'t'strrn \xw re compelled to disas—
socinte themselves from the business
of minim: rotil. whet-Tins Ford. pro-
ducing :tltimst half of all the auto-
‘1
dertaken with a. view to prescribing pmwdm
trolt. Toledo and lronton. but it was
learned here today that Commission- vificaliv
.;\ , :.
tnanut: ~: ._ .? ..
arr part of the "tresti >atlon to four ill $1,! I" '
lli'l
Frederickshurg & Potomac. It is
share of the Ford business.
The inquiry is expected to bring
out many interesting facts on the
routing of freight via the Detroit. g” ‘11.
Toledo and lronton. although it is ‘ J "
come Flt-rid . -;
T(Jl“‘l0 :ti'ttl h, ,.
.t’ t
.r .t,_
it" t.ut-._.
:.
ship by .r
protiut int; 5....
A large number of roads are listed or ”I“ mm. _ “ N
t‘ltn‘)
There l5. lt-«n...
rand shipim ..
found lit-v
{Gill-w lib" V...
(-art‘i- rs \ti';
‘tion.
The \t'C'l'
noltilts llllit‘lt»: in the limited Stair-s. a. question whether the Interstate ' u
is not r-stricted from owning and Commerce commission would have .
power to alter such rantings. but the ex‘lu‘w‘ *'
brought .tt...
The. liizri‘stnt" Cmnntcre Cuinnits- . investigation it is antiCipatcd will Chilton 1....-. '
The new scouts fillllndl‘d tho
basketball Kitiitt (ii iii" Nurunlk .\r-
' t f 7 . c t l 4‘ it) ‘- . .
13.22.3221; ,Rialto Theatre .
The troop will hold its first rrculnrl
meeting Monday nt‘erunou it? lutll“
o‘clork in tho ("atltolic (‘lilli house 3
\Vest uremic. .
Troop No. Ii. Mrs. \anhr 8.;
Munro, t‘:l]il.‘llll. play-«l HS tutoull'
basketball game of titt- “wok, mi}
\Vednesdziy when it met ill" 1mm
of the Ccntet Junior high 5“‘ll«.)f\l.z
The sounis. rtltlimitzli (l4‘1¢.tlll} it}i '
the school girls, put tip .1 tilticlay’
light. Till-y are really to l‘lliilll‘l‘i‘t"),
and will be glut] of the opportunity:
to arrange a full s-‘hwlulr. Mist
Mary llnlc r)wr’n. loutl tiirm‘fot', i,
in charge or the schedule.
‘ i Quits Air Service;
Sees No Future in It 5
SAN DIEGO, l""li. 1 i ——l“:lll'll‘i‘ 10‘
for any lu-inht fll'iil'tl tor junior til-i
.tim ;< of in: nilllldl‘)‘ :lll‘ :‘l I‘\ll" un—
lit-r the ptrsrnl S)‘~lt‘lll htts caused,
Lit-titrnniit lt'rutzk Swifvrt, “it“ pain-i
teal distinction ill the summer of?
21923 lty pilotim: out. of ihr planes;
~ ' '2’ ’ ‘. .; . "llt‘I 1: tsisl
.. ... up..- 1...,“ ‘luanmhr hing-Eulll‘llg ll" iii- in it i hit. t
ilit-ii ”Hm;
Zétif
'\‘\-\- .Lt. [ii-t Lituw l\'l"l till“ \‘.ll"llll‘l’l.ill'l I‘lli‘.‘ lll‘i'
int. Rocltwdl lv‘iclvl. ultnii right?
“f siirnvs, . . 4
~ . » ‘ ' ‘ s‘ t: ' ‘ l' r \\ - - a t‘ .i
.t. .. 3.. .1. ., ,., “N,“ in form I “0t ltl _tlt lit x. (i ills mt lrtlt .u .
i' I- lidl'tl to dis-
”'llilllfsli ill-l3; from lillllll‘dl ileum-rs.
to resign from the Mr .~t'l‘\‘.l'l". n"-
Cortiltig to an intent-3w in that Sin
3920 l'llltin loddy.
Most. of the outstanding achieve-
ments 0: the air have been l‘Ol‘l“"l\'-
ed null executed by pilots lllt'lll-
sch-us. ti:e resigning ,l‘lt‘llllthf‘lnl
stair-d.
"The ti‘niisrotitlitc'ttul iii'3iit of
Kelly and Nut Ilvtitly was conceived
by these two nit-n.” says Lieutenant
Seit‘ert. "Smith and Richter should
he [then credit for the mid-air l’f"
fueling ('Xplull. and Eric Xvi-son :ind
Lowell Smith \\‘('l‘t‘ in the main rc-
sponsitllo for initiating: the world
flight prospect and seeing: it throuch.
to a. successful conclusion." V :
Lictileunnt Fcit'rrt leaves the air:
service with :1 torrent of 1.09“ flying;
3 Days Commencing Wednesday
February 18
sic-u Dl‘uln’ calls for an inquiry of show how business is gotten for the “Dr lillT'. ’I
divisions of freight mics in the Ford road and serve to prove or dis- a": tiny ii”: .1
prove charges made that Ford as a ”1" Sflml‘ 'v '-
lnrze manufacturer. uses hid auto- FilWl‘ Ol‘ KW?
A SPECIAL SALE of “GOLDEN GLOW" YARN Fin
quality silk-and-wool yarn in many pretty color:
' Spec“ ial 15c a Skein
SO. NORWALK MILL OUTLET STORES. 1M).
124 Washington St.
F” - -----—-
-You'i.'i. say one won
18 ”JUST IMMENSE “5
ANOTHAT 00R .-.......
:CflARGE snows
THE LOUISE——
A beautiful side gore pump with cutout front Ol‘el'ln.
step. In both a patent. vamp, tan call quartet. nilttitvr.
and an all patent leather.
Priced at $6.50 and $7.0”
THESIS RICE ADVANCE SPRING Si \ l l ~
Connwlly and Bracken
81 WASHINGTON ST.
We're ambitious to serve you net
to sonic you. Keeping everlast-
iticly on the job is not our habit
—;.:vtiing through at a minimum
expense to you is our pleasing
plan.
The Nash, Raymond
and Dean Co.
2 mu [till now i
hours without :1 crash.
Stanley Bullard. Ballard Mch.
8t. Stanislaus School
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Convent Sacred Heart
Austin '3 Garage '
Dr. Wadsworth 's Sanitarium
Patsy DiPietro, Flint Agency
Johnson Garage 00.
Mr. H. G. Johnson
Johnson Garage 00.
And our own shop in
25 MONROE ST.
For Hollies, hctories. Apartment Houses. Hotels and In-
dustrial Work—With or Without Automatic Control. l
Vesta-Foul Oil Burners
Arc Installed In
Poli's Theatres in 8 Cities Including Bridgeport. New Ha.
ven, Waterbury, Hartford. Springfield.
St. Thomas’ School. Church and Convent, Fairfield, Conn.
E. Jacobs & Son Shoe Factory
Prof. E. 8. Reed - Yale College
Norton & Townsend, Architects, 504 Temple 8:, N. 8., Ct.
GOULD'S PUMPS —— ARCTIC ICE MACHINES
SO. NORWALK, CONN.‘
PolleyORefrigerating 69’ Supply Co.
New Spring Neckwear
To conform to the new gown styles the Spl‘ll‘S li.‘-‘k‘\'tlt‘ll
somewhat closer fitting
Collar and Cuff Sets in white, ecru, brown. l'li-Jt‘ _tl‘.d Hill‘-
50c ital
plainandcombined
with colors
Leatherette Sets
Brownandblue..................... ........ .
Sets including collar, vest and cuffs in white and treat:
$1.00 “‘ $1.50;
Net Underblouses ,cream trimmed with incl 0ng Jlld'in'
sertion, long sleeves with lace band at wrist Very “chic"
$2.00 $2.98
linen—glam and
embroidery trim .................
for sleeveless
fr0cks......... ..... . ............
Lace Section Collars and Rut“ in:
J. I. Mallette
88 Washington St.
So. Norwalk. Conn.
New Haven, Cbnn.
Tool Co., Bridgeport. Conn.
New Haven. Conn.
New York City
. New York City
South Norwalz !
South Norwalk
Norwalk
New Canaan
New Canaan
Stamford, Conn. l
South Norwalk
I
At the party the boy
For That Valentine Party
or girl who is dressed
'” The Budget Plan for
Furnishing a l'ii‘ilit‘
Our Budget Plan v"
without obligation. to rt."
Of many years of cxpvi'u: “'
per distribution or H"
- furnishing a home.
There is no rousntt \-
couple who loves l‘lbl'illl’llli
‘not have furniture tlw ‘
ideas of comfort and l7av- .:
sacrificing any of Hlt' nu" ' "
fut things of life. ,
It is just a matter of t- 9
ing your expenses ltlltl il-
thr- practical suggestions ..
ANGEVIN if
Furniture Company
a.
*5 .
prOperly from foot to head is th , r " * 1
oil the honors: .. ,e one who cariies 16 North Main St. s... Ntit‘wnJi
i” .
Our shoes are not only suitable for parties but '
for every ‘day thereafter. Priced to suit every
purse. . ~
" 122 Washington St. , \ So. Nomaik' .
v-‘s-t I!*‘ .;.._.. g». ..,. ... .. .-. ‘... . ...,_ -4........4.£.~.; " - . ‘ J r l
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Phone 471 So. Norman
80. NGRWALK. CONN.
SO. N or“ :tlk. Conn.
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