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L Suicide
Squares With
‘1. His Philosophy,
. Says Representative
"Lodge, Colt Praised
7’ wasnnorox. Feb.
'House yesterday paid a. two-hours“
klrlbute to the memory of three Re-
Senators—
‘publican New England
Lodge of Massachusetts. Brmideccn
of Connecticut. and Colt ot‘ liliuvdc
Island.
. Speaker Gillett led‘ nearly a dozen
House members in eulogiztng
deceased Senators. emphasizing the
learning. oratory and political mas-
tery oi’ Lodge: the analytical mind.
conversational powers. parliamen-
tary ability and fidelity of Brun-
degeo: and the judicial standing and
friendship for thv; immigrant of
Colt.
-Senntor Lodgc's suwcess rested
primarily upon his vast. fund of
knowledge. Mr. Hillt tt declared.
copparing his attainments in this
respict. to those of President Roose-
Telt and Ambassador Jussm‘and.‘
Representative Tilson. Republican.
Connecticut. culoglzing Senator
Brandegoe, asserted that “the trag-
edy of his passing “as and is still
.Ili. mystery as impossible of solution
as death itself."
”Those who knew him host." he
Laid. “feel that tltcrc was an unplan-
nllon. though known only to him-
self. and that somehow. m‘ in some
my. it squared with his. philosophy
of life."
Senator Colt‘s judicial ',‘al".".l‘ tit;
32 years was recalled by Represen-
tative Burlick. ‘tcpublicnn. Rhodc
Island. who described him as "u
judge by temperament. by thinking.
by experience," and “:1 statesman
”by his love for his country and his
unaltcrable determination never to
let personal or party considerations
determine his course mi public ques- i
lions.”
Other speakers included ltzipro.
nentatives Troadwell (Republican).
(lulllvain (Democrat). Dalliugur (liti-
puhlicunl and Connery (Democrat).
:ill of Massachusrttr; Freeman null
Woniiortii‘ut.
Tenn tl'lepiiblicrinsi.
and Altli'li'h” (Rupulilivnnt :mii
U'Conncli (Democrat). lthotie l>l—
and.
Represenmtno 'i‘rcuilwell. sneak.
in; or Mr. lodge. rmphusizcd his
advocacy of preparedness. Repro-
rentaiivc Gallii'an paid tribute to thr
Senator as a politician and n 1:.pi-
rnl Amorirzln, .‘li‘, lm- 2W: w’i‘x‘ito
“as lullgm- than that nf mliv r «lis—
liiiguislit'wl Suns .‘Iil‘i‘dt‘llllf‘tlls.
n!
Mr. (izuuvnn :~ulvl. lnlt ll'.‘ li"‘\’t~l‘ lost -
thn confidence vi tin. pcol-lvi. lit:-
‘uis nlways "thv learned I'Ollll('l.'ill
in history. t‘urt-itzn nl‘l'ulrs :uul hu-
litmi nuturt'.”
ICt‘l)l‘t‘.'t“lCll~'ill\""‘ l'nllinnvrr at&'~oi't1:'tl
Hint (I, '. Lutlgc liud tlull'; ilothin'
more than leavr to thc Amt-rival)
people his l-iogruirhv «if George
“Reliiurlun. ht: \umhl li.i\" I;.’ll‘llt'd
their gratitude.
liclu’r'sunt't'un t‘nnn- r}. u, \Vut‘ltl
“or \ctcrun. hub) that “11w sonic-e.
or the mum.) will mes-cry"; his
tilciiiory,” int-aw- Lodge l-t‘lll Li;
pledge to man.
The ability nt' Surmvr lirzi‘udegu;
on various- Ninth wummtmen “RH
referred to lw iii www-nlntlto Lily'-
mun. “ll'I Sui-l ll. --.;.< try. r mm.
tent. with "lmlt'~lu_10\\lv‘tlgn".' 'i'lie
Senator‘s spirit “nut in l-. ”mpg-
tered and unhampr-retl. he said.
chresentutivc .\l('il’ll‘ll szihl
Senator t‘olt “nu mm ntiully a schol—g
tic. hut ll'JH'l‘ lust tuuvh \xith hu-
antliily. Tlr lliltl .‘l philanthropic
31:3 Aldrich still].
by Representative O’li‘umull as a
"gentleman ut‘ thw «J'u‘l school. hr-ld
in esteem l*}' nil. r- c'li'tilrss of
part}‘.“_
‘DOGBTEAM HAS
REAClllill NOME
By Associated Press.
NOME. Alaska. .E'ch. 16.— Ed
Rohn and his dogs arrive/d at noon
today in a. blizzard with diphtheria
anti-toxin. Crossing Norton Sound,
two at his dogs fell into a fissure oi
the ice.
Hearing on Motor
Law Bills Next Week
HARTFORD. Feb. tar-isms
lwhich propoae changes in the motor
{Vehicle laws but are not considered
the "bl'g bills" of the session or those
6! the Motor Vehicle department,
ill be taken up Ly the Committee
in "Roads. Bridges and Rivers next
wreck. while State Highway Commis-
ijoner John A. MacDonald is away
71mm the state in attendance at a. na-
tional convention. _
'Vi’lth the commissioner absent the
"committee will not hold hearings on
' hway bills and so will switch to
outlier bills taking up those of :1pr-
'rent lesser Weight. In this way
members ot the committee say. no
time will be met in committee war-k.
a
7 Lose Their Appeal
IRANGOON; Burma. Feb. 16.—
her court here has dismissed
mi: lilfpgpeal or the three Buddhist
[and one layman who _iast
Mather were sentenced for- as
'g and seriously injuring Pro-
.1- and; Mrs. Paul Gleason. amerv
. missionaries ,pttached to Jud-
‘ college here. The prison'terms
"n
A
cm which last month the chief
-' "as. granted the appeal. ~ which
three
Quebec» denied. were
' orii'iig‘orous confinement each for
‘ of the defendants and seven
tor'the fourth. One or the
. tried was acquitted.
» tine] Ads. pay.
,
HOUSE SERVICE
the
'uiznuw "lllll'i‘ll p...» :i'
Eluv: .wrm-‘rn 'Funiluy morning on “The
:l‘r. \l l'l'
that ,l"5l-S'»"
.fit'lll'ln-fl ul'
o‘Dlrltnnil \iun nu nrntor of iitip'.!"-’l|‘tl~“lliilr urr‘. tho trulillvwg‘grminds
Hr! was: 1'u»i‘ti‘:iyr.~'ll
‘ri-wuom of thought.
Elif‘
Latest Wall
Street News
Opening.
NEW YORK. Feb. 16.—“’eakness
or several varied issues. including
Bethlehem Steel. Chesapeake and
Ohio and Seaboard Air Line pre-
ferred. unsettled the Stock Market
at. today's opening and turned the
general trend of prices downward.
American Can dropped a point and
Mack Trucks fell back 3 1-4. new
Haven was an outstanding exception.
.responding to announcement. ~tliat
the road refunding program had
been successfully completed.
_ Rumors that coming annual came
ings reports would be disappointing
contributed to the selling 0! indus-
trial shares. Offerings increased in
volume and included meny'standard
rail issues, whcih showed little re-
sistance to selling pressure. Bald-
win Locomotive broke 3
”Katy" preferred. 2 3-8. and losses
of l to 2 points were recorded by
Southern Pacific. Frisco. Baltimore
and Ohio, 1'. S. Stool. Republic Steel,
Sli)55-Sht*-ffiel«*l. American Sniclting.
Pressed Stec-i Car and lladio. Among
the oil stocks \\ hich were hammer-
ed down \vtrc' Pun-American “B."
I‘uclflc and General Asphalt. Amt-r-
icnii Sumatra Tobacco opened 2; 1-1:
points lower :tt l7. Foreign t‘x-
' changes were steady at the owning.
French francs rallying T points to
5.21 cents.
Noon.
Bears threw large blocks of stock
into 1hr murkot durinc‘ the ilrst
hour. forcing t‘ccessions‘of i to a?
1-2 points in scores of issues. Nash
Motors broke. I. 1-: points. l’rcssnd
Stccl Car 4. .\5$0(‘lfllt'll l'lry Comte.
3 iv). Phillips I'ctroleuni.‘l‘niwr-
sal l'ill’e common and
Kclsoy “’hrwl. Sloss-h‘hoi’i'ir‘hl.
liolinl l,-‘.:i-l lilltl Gill", Mnlril-V
Northern {ll‘I_lf‘l‘l‘wl sold 1 l~2t let 8
points below lust nt-ek's rinsing, l:.—_--
sumption o: iullish operations in
JOT'liill Motors, which was ind tip ;:
tminls lo :il~0\e 49. anti in Texas and
l‘ut‘iill'. ‘\llll") lfllll‘llt‘d :1 record trip
at .34 5A, :«tosirlimt thu, genm-al list
around noun. null trillion Marlo-l in
Baldwin, American Can anti Mack
Trucks. Call nioncy renoned n? 3
1-2 n-:r rout.
Na.
M
1““! git-2 .lll .1‘J‘ll"> 'ir' {ul’ . _._._... -m-
l‘niixlllt’i‘s u' lllt" .\mv litJl'. ltt \Ul‘l‘ \\'.\Slll.\'fiTi‘.\', 13-h. l'3.~» .‘il ilk-i filJflL'ClISTlili. Muss, I“€l‘i. 16.“
E , , llit‘ui. .\.., “All. i‘lmlm r. 'l‘hurs-lny at ed downturn in the value of the out- I Sinking 0! ll?" (”0““‘5'01‘ “I’ll“;
l . , .. .. ' . . . . ~71. - l~ ’v‘. . 3 . e
:2 .. thick in llét‘, UH I, ‘.\ll “Nil?“ . . it‘ll of two major Amr-riran indus- v" m” r I rpuhli "Nth M" pow“)!
I: ‘ _ , _ t . _-"_ _ i ' l H il . [loss o( R ”\t-h‘ “as reported today to
' .l.. .\-l’tl‘.in is .l li.‘ :nlr. t'. .i... ti-s, .tn n am “our in lin- and“... Gortonll‘cw yup”, tomb .J
i Kym»... inmi w Hm I'nlulxrntinll h-rt stiltzil‘. we?“ station in i ”re: l owners of the rt‘lloonf‘r. l‘l' “Id 0
‘ _ ltcstrit-ittw l.- :icuv ill zxzu mt na- — - Innulv pill’illi‘ today by :hr t F‘fiSlL‘s‘l messages from .\‘m:i Footie. The
l H. . . ‘ 7 l. mu. risiuzl :1. ill! Juiurwn l'lll,l liuxwwi for 1923 .a (‘ullil'url ; “uh: ll-i'uhlir. mum nwssngcs laid. Wll
l ._v.ll 1““. ‘1 {Hull IRE! l'llC.) that ill lnl'z'.‘ I‘ll! Rll,- l l‘. . ll“ . I‘ll ltlI'ril 12M}. ' gin t'ulll5l‘lll 0“ L‘UPC fiiilll'.‘ ‘3 s 9' m'
a rnlrivlvv should
ifur the higher things of lift". l‘llOl‘.
than \U- Shulll'l “ork fur the litalq-
ri.tl llilllK“. :13 “t; \Lould «liscuvrr in
1hr end tun tin.- luttcr “ore of tltv
lt'swn‘ account.
Rev. l‘uoiu claimed that tho grc t
ntcd {o the world today is not mere-
Fry‘s“, :i.‘ wt
v. ork.
l1; material thingr. but. a deeper,
rich-r. inner rpiiituai lil'r. such as
is round in Ciliisi.
In the owning the pastor gave a
S'illl'_-ll mt lllu "l‘uruhlc UK “1' Saw-
l-‘lling ml ”1' illn'vrrnt kinds of
ground on “hi: it F'LV‘ll.“ full «lid the-
illlllnnl'v Vaults thurrirom.
RM. Arthur l'rnnell c-ti tlit-
wry
.,
...
‘i
East
inlerrst-
. :15 .\n lll'l‘rl‘lT‘llill'lll of Hip.
l’.‘is‘." '
“\\'r can only understand the pros-
ct‘.’ we are familiar with tht
he said.
privil-‘g-s of ll‘ut‘ lil‘mt-Jlll. :ire
rrsult a-i‘ tlu: pruhlcins Jillll difv'
tliv pun. Y! st- rtluy's
.’l.c
”Tli"
thi-
inr today's Silt‘tj'JFF‘“. 'l‘ht- slavery
of the waist is tltv foundation for the
frI-rvrlom of toting: 'l‘hr llI‘l‘t'llL‘S of
\"rstr-rnlny turn the ivnrrir-rs of today‘s
'l‘ho lii<inry t‘vi'
tho ‘(lnttl Srsamt' in
(Hr today and its :tr‘lilm'c-mtnts.
"The \vnrtarv oi the past is the
peace cstahlisher of today. Thcdii‘.
(er-hoes in religious ideas are the
educational principles for today's
unity. 'l‘hu human being is ever
faced “itli difficulty. dli’rertnccs of
opinion and possbilo disaster. The
«“ncouragemcnt for the conflicts of
life. are. root-3d deep in the experi-
ences of our ancestors. ’l‘hcir prob-
lems are ours. but the solution of
Hit in is dependent upon our attitude
toward lite."
lie then went on to so '
hertz that religion is felt? nihigex‘a:
not driftwood on the sea. of expel-iv
vncc. but rather ships or mental ma.
teriai and spiritual troightage with
a destination ahead. and that intelli-
zence must supplant ignorance. it
we would make the harbor of Spirit-
ital satisfactions and Human Well-be.
ing. '
"he over emphasis on the mate-
rial today." he. said. “is the result
of tin; failure to vstlmate the values
at tho spiritual in the life of man.
Satisfaction is the craving the indi-
vidual. It is because of this desire
for satisfaction that mankind liasin-
terpreted the past in terms of mate-
rial success."
Bridmt—
Becomes Pastor
BFtlDi‘iEPORT,
Dennis F'. Moran.
\ “titt'rrlny Lu
Feb. Iii—Rev.
assistant pastor o!
it). Charles I}. C. church here. be~
, mes pastor of St. Mary’s churc
South Coventry. ‘Vednesday, suit;
receding Rev. William Kennedy. who
in turn replaces Rev. Michael Re-
gan 'as pastor of St. ‘Rose's church
in hawtown. Father Regan also
goes to new fields.
Obituary :
Capt. Bonnet S. Lewis.
Captain Bonnet S. Lewis. a civil
war veteran. died last night at the
Soldiers Home in Noroton. He we‘s
a; years old and a member of Corti-
pany I, 6th Conn. Vols. Funeral
arrangements have not been co
pletcd. m
”M.—
prct’errrd. ,
and l
.
points. 7
. THE SENTINEIE
szrtliflStorygolf.,,G_irl,’_13, Stirs Gypsy Slavery Probe"
v
Oklahoma has begun an investigation of conditions in gypsy camps in the state as a result
of sordid revelations made by Katherine Wald (above). 13. after it was discovered she had been
sold into gypsy slavery hv her father. Authorities are holding Wald (left) and "King" Unit-on-
wich (right), tribal citieitain. A part of Lnavonwich's sutomobil: canun. in which Katherine
was found. is shown.
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TO ADDRESS "GRAIN om; {FISHING-BOAT
LINCOLN GUIDED
'(t‘
The two most influential-“dies
are the one on the dollar and Mr .
uranium—Ian Francisco Chronicle.' 1
THE D. A. lt‘llEREé' FLOUR MILLING REPORTED SUNK,
VALUE LOWER: 25 ARE MISSING
lin; ll \Vlll'i‘
“l".“n-V-t .. .w \
'l'hr llmt. .K-irnzs. .1
promiu» u‘ ‘i'onl
ill"
llast night with an unknown vessel.
I‘hpuin Putter D'unsky and e or 7
turn were unaccounted for. i: mem-
hers or the crew having landed on
1 tin"; U)" island.
" The Republic sail-«l from Glou-
roster Dcccmhcr 10 on a halibut
. cruise.
”W' kn" "3 “A" m” "UH-”’3' ”W! Th? \(ilrln i-i‘IA‘l‘aln nil-I fitv'lt' iillll
yuan. .: 'lm nutcrll- l products dmm'»? .l :run; 31.175031”:
in; the PM iii»; .m \w “1“”"flfll. 3| vififfjlltl'l, or 11 Iml‘?
“C 5' “h":‘r‘l' . . . M. «ltrsyitt‘ tut lttcl't'um. 2: I
'l‘ht. tnm-lii...‘ i: gun u in il‘. l‘ii.'i'_“;:n1giy_y Ur prodm'llull.
\lr'll'llil r; lli'" “Liam/uh- 1A Jl't‘l 'l‘hv pulp?” of thr ljl‘t‘l sugar tit-1
urgutl lu l'i‘lllig lll'fli.‘ ll‘lyilllH. ltllls'l‘l' I arm-Jihad in \slu-R: from
"‘ ’3159.lil9,6§5 to 231133183378. or lift
, L .«W
liter cent. , i‘ c i _ .
l - — . i
lLilsan (Xiq‘ MORE. :A, E, POPE HERE,
=lt ll'ln‘ .
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“ISTTHBI’ID Ll‘Nf'" IUNL‘L
.\lr\’ Ymt' ' :ziltl .'\ :{z‘ r: .Qun'ly
:itltriz .
“(‘l'.
morning] in ll..‘li.illll(ll .\:l»r r: i-‘rawgrl ' I‘l‘>‘\"" ""1" "”‘ 1“" {"1”er ,
. “V . g m . .. ”nanny-s in l-ricvs to the trade on
\uibl‘rflt r .ll‘it.‘ gi illu'lil‘l‘ill‘v‘n inl:l..13d'”‘ 1“ '1“) Sun “In” “"1“!“ 6‘0“": l
South St!" l1. lam h l’: South .‘l iinérr‘f. AMWMHOX“ a "' 5’ Pope. Vinapresidcnt °f “3
>irwt. . lhr nv‘u‘ schedules ropruwnts unimnrg‘cd Borg-Pope company, i. in
Stud) “1‘ .. WW"! my!” LGn.1‘-lll‘li‘fl.‘~'t' M 1-! rent in «very crude; Norwalk todnv. Mr. Pope was ul-
(if t tn. .-» .t... mu um. up l'w‘fll‘ “)1." "h" """fp'wu ”f ""}":"-h"‘ in slu- cut any statement at
m 1h“ .l..-\;. ti‘}' “A”! Y. ”Minn" .1ln .‘luid lnrluacv: 'lliompsuus Jiliilllic ‘ll'l‘§(‘lil tintr- rogarding the fu-
lllt‘l‘l‘tlllz l» :(r:.- Juana N-li'-lzzl..li L “M“ .“mCh nrc "'hnnm‘d 1-: r-~n1:tur.- 0an5 of tho consolidated Or-
thl' “ ~ on r im- pre‘lOU! schedule. lnn:" X. .7. plant and his plant here.
Mi \I' \l \iuu-f'r l'llill. I IDS-n “ “3“” CV12“:l‘li\\'§~F0R~(‘HI‘RCH
Th- Vintml l'Hv' :ltlii-ni :Al»li.ix-..-§ Tm“ ’1 Tm”? Th“ "l“t‘wn PM”! . Ln" LUV.“ 7-.'.\l(‘::l‘"g"l'. pastor
tus “LN [mm] H." yawn...” M .-~;.l innn min» on lll"ll‘ hundn “hi-.‘h tin)- : 0r ll“? Knrunlh ongrngntlonal
linuliish :i rm ll lilitZt‘ ill the \v\\‘" ““"lxl ”It“ in Si” X‘ld UL "WI“ 11' n" ”.1“ solute-“R “Md foster-
Yoi'k lll'»ll\‘*7 m \Vushington Elton." 'H‘" lforti. “‘1 olvldimur, “1‘" I,“ niul‘nlnL nmlmmifd the. the
“inch "5...“... ”H.“ .m mwlhvmpd. round this ninl‘nllig on li‘ilimv street l pm." for m" "m‘ "I”‘Wh ““4 ”'9“
,.. . _ .l l» Sui—mun“ Bruin ll. Silk. 'l'li-:~"‘Mm""1 from Tllmlll‘mun. Pa. for
motor. luv 3""‘1‘11 mi (ll! motor » 3 ‘ lVor'\ ill liq Tl i .d. \' T] n -'l
“as [llillitl .uul lint lll‘t' rx'iucuhlnd l inmlzinr “h“‘h hnd n” mnikcrs, Mk? :erii-c it..r;'900iil lr‘Th‘c- on)"; “It:
\iltliulit ll.‘lli'ti:_~§. u, ultstllinq with)": tlv-mly hail hot-n abandoned. 'l‘ii(','“in llcllt‘dl t d ‘1" ‘ c‘urc
ihun lhv' inu'm'. 3””. “a“ “mm! ‘0 n 10”” gui‘ug- ‘, l - 1 ca 0 on I firth 1h 16
- ,_ _.- _.. .__-....-...__. §\\l:-:ru~ ll nunltn n claimant. "In“ 1"
“twirl“:I ”to." 1rilnitilu. . ’“l(;‘.’;;‘l;- “Igl‘it‘ i mcxsox-Tcmusms
. 1‘. ill"! , l’fi. "i-m Him~ «I. ills-flit. " ' ‘ ' Alisa Fannh PC: 1'
of Mn .\l.uu Fll‘t.il. riturnrti hoiucl Thomas .15. O'Connor. 0f 33 MW-"hrido or A‘exgntlernil‘igiabsecfignzt[gs
)‘(stciwhq :it‘v-r H‘mn'llhg mvrml I lltvllli mvnuw. rrvportwi to the police; l‘mil‘s Episcopal church. Saturday
“06kg in l‘loritir‘. Air. (titan is .~5-:$iitlli'.l;i_\' night that his hint-lo “Hr-lurinrnoon at 1‘ 0‘910ck. The Rev,
trmnely enthusiastic ul-oul the south Firth-u from in from 0! llif‘ lilnllollouis 11 Hawaii offlClat‘ed. Both
thunrr. while he was attending the. {out}; people are residenls of this
pictures there. city.
llIililary Court Probes Collins'Entombment
and the iuunnv‘r in which it is. boom-
ing.
been re one a. co Eriday when
Kori-m 'cgtlfid‘ibefqio the state
the! were. 7 at. "M '
Certain 9.1%., ‘ ' .4: .2133:
In" M! i . swung . .e col.
“RE: 3131 9 ' t 'sged
slum-add in grout! . it.“ the
g4. . : It‘w semantic-tutu.
nail? we'll: l‘ ’L’W‘l
. . t
"A“ «in .1". "‘1“
some at h
mfiun . t .Coilln:
I . ffingfaa
, A. _ on .. . ' ‘ ~
:mtt I? "M“ “l"
mllltuy court manna-y “em to
‘ 4 Flood Danger
Bic PRiZFSl-‘OR
-Nin count
1N ORATORY
lnr . . a
' For County — Inter-
ests School Pupils ‘
Norwalk High school students and
preparatory pupils of High school
Willi! in the second Nations! on
torical Contest. Prizes ranting ft
825 to 82,000 are onerea to winri‘
or this contest much is nation-wide
in scope.
The contest is being held um}?!
the auspices of some of the largest
the first day of February, 1935. Pro;
\‘ldcd he is an under-graduate. i‘ost
gard to age.
the work of secondary grades 7
also eligible. The oration must be
original. must not require more than
ten minutes for delivery and must be
on one or the (chewing subjects;
The Constitution. Washington
the Constitution. Hamilton and the
Constitution. Jefferson and the Con-
Ititutlon. Marshall and the «blistitu-
tion. Madison and the constitution.
Webster and the Constitution,
Lincoln and the Constitution.
The process of selection is as fol-
low: not lfllt‘t‘ than April 3. each
Ischool in a then county must hat}
tits try-outs and select its “'illnrr. On
lor about April 17, the county chair-
man will hold. in a place designat-
iwl ally lilm. within the county, :1
l county contest, liml'yd to one person
' per high school. The winner vt‘ this
contest will receive a prize at 325.
on or about April 24. it is the duty
of the state chairman to hold a state;
content. probably in the
building. when the eight county cou‘
tel-stunts will try cu: and merr wt
be in that case. three prizr-s. one of
8100. one o! 875 and one cl ’5“. On
the first day of May. the Connecticut
l
and try out against the state win-
ners from the other states in [this
zone. and on May shthc zone vin-
ners. o: whom were will be. sewn in
all. will deliver their orations bctorr
The Supreme'Coui-t Act the L'nited
Stairs and President Coolidge in
Washington. Each 0! the seven zone
winners will recelVe prizce. the first
third 8500; the fourth 3150;
fifth 8400: the Illill
seventh #300.
senior high school has been
pointed chairman of Fumeld coun-
ty. It is his desire to'communicaie
with all 0: the secondary schools of
the county; those who do not rcceixc
a personal letter should get into
communication with him. The state
chairman in Walter D. Heed, of
Hartford .
Collins
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last night are vfi'y encouraging and
It a distance of 1: tact from the
main‘ohatt an attempt is being
made to_ break through the lime.
stone not and drift vertiooih‘ into
the avenue. the existence of which
in determined from the core drill
log.
"Much trouble was encountered
during the last few feet or the head. 4
ing and fails Vere numerous‘but it
is being well timbered and is con-
sidered rate.
“However. as conditions are such
as to require one hour to remoxe
one cubic yard of material, immedi-
ate results in reaching Collins must
not be expected.
“Lt is felt‘lliat the most serious
obstacles have been surmounted and
that is is only a question of cubic
yards and time until Collins is
reached."
John Gerald. one of the
sec Collins. said“. would “1:52;?
ere! hours or hard work to release
trout .or behind.
Physicians' plans include medical
treatment down in the cave occu-
pying perhaps an hour or more. it
the ! utgpt opal-3 of life is und
mindful: will be administers: and
everything posglblg 11°99 to prepare
him {pr the shock ot‘ removal
through the narrow tunnel.
'No signs 0! Collins being alive has
militpry inquiry tub they heard ll!
copgli and gasp. ¥he sound angrily-l
tier toot failed last Wednesday. Col—
lin; Ilia potkboen ted. (p; t‘weiu davs
an est to ad to the re ue . .
11 days Ito. fl: part).
Dr. “’llllam Wit of Chicago
visit got bathe only Musician to
go to Cellins witch foupd.“2‘n*6‘medi
icai ofllcen or , o tutti ‘lutantry ar-
rlvod Huntley _ on; Bowling Green.
““1
conti u; aeulo ._ -
of Cousins 9’ w "h “mag
.. .9‘9 Alexandr.
Is - . .
~ “£19m f" ." retitw'rhe drop
of the Connecticut river from above «
4
none Minn. 1‘: to.‘ ,. t6 1 tee
this more, aim tho-uni": or a? l
shirt in tit tee-um hero I like- .
ly, since the ailingoter locks the
matrimonial: W . .4...
Principal Jakoli of Sen-s
' Chairman
equivalent are taking keen inurw
neivspapers oi the country. It is
open to any bone-tide st-Condary‘
school pupil who is under 19 on
PililTlCAi. Boss
IN STAMFORD
QUl'lS BOARD
W a l t e
Banker. Long Power
In Politics, Fl a y;
Demagogues
m
s'rA M FORD, Feb.
3t}.
a-)ollticnl power in Stamford tin-l it
man, who, because of his position n :1
president of one or Stamford; bank.
and his leadership in various pillllli‘
movements. had come to be remini-
ed as a sort of local institution. an—
nounced. last fall, that he had ccuw
ed to concern himself “ith puivlin
affairs. the statement was not aC(‘.t""I?.—
ed at its face value.
lunch-as in earnest in appsrcni in His
graduates are inol‘glblc without re... resignation as a momlwr
rflwnc schools doing; building committee :imioititui, luv
are} Tuesday. by it special town meeting
, to recommend plans for a new lligl.
.echool to grammar.
9 school
:mdi
or
‘age in Mumford. and the past “in
.tiou or dL’Sll‘C for pulltc px‘tit ruwtt
Ull'l‘llll tul‘
and irresponsible dziiiiunogucs “in...
capitoii
state Winner ‘VOUld go to New York
being $2,000; the second $1.000; thri
ll‘J‘l
mo. and 112- {Burbank St. Man
Philip A. Jakob. principal of nu:
up. .
instructions arc not carried out sieps‘
him when he was reached. either in -
”i .' 3!. 4.“; s.
ice more firmly—to the shore. Th
rim below WT- an?
»‘. ~
~
of 1h.»
and extensions
plantn. The reason.- given
by Mr. Dasknm t:rn'lnloros‘tmg.
"I have decided—and this 'lr‘f‘lblOl! '
[is irrevocai-lr”—he any: in his hr-
trr to Selectman Charles H. Martin.
chairman of the committee. ".lut‘
I will timer again serve on any com.
minor or board of a public or quasi-
pnblic charactcr.
"it appcam-to be the t-nti‘it of iii.
"sample 0'
v. if...
V0
yours offer :2 striking
this condition. that any man
ghcs his time and thrrugli!
public serxicc. “ithout l‘clll‘dnti'u-
{Cr
llt‘POmf-s tho 7.:1 rgrt
the rite-ions school. 5
. ”-w—u- .
Is Hit By an Auto:
l‘xofiel Moreno 01, 1:: l-L‘ Bill‘lxnrk!
(street. “'33 struck by an automolulr
drn en lgv Sure Munroe of BOULULZ‘
stroct. and slightly injured, as ho
was crossing Monroe Ser‘ :. about
six o'clock his: tu'llllls-
Majoras stated to the police. that
he was driving west in Monroe
street. when Msrona who started to
cross. szuv a. trolley car coming and
stepped lack into the path of his
automobile.
The ictt i'ront writer! struck .‘lorv
uni)? shd- knocked him down. , Hr)
was taken to the office of Dr. Rev
bert M. \Voli'e. \VhCI'P lie was treat;
ed to:- a bruised left ankle and a
scratch on his lcti. hand. Majaros
stated that the accident was in...
m’oidablc. «No arrest. was made.
Milk healers Warned
To Get 1925 Permits
Notice was L'ht‘n this morning by
Milk Inspector Lo Roy 1‘. Downs. to
all milk denlrrs in the cltl'. that tliey‘z
must obtain at once their 1923 per—i
mite to sell milk. Only two or three!
of thr- loral dealers haw: applied tori
their permits this year. l
Inspector Downs also stated thail
he was going to insist that an de‘al—l
ers ‘lii‘c‘yp to the' ordinance to placel
t eir names and thc number of their
permit on all milk “axons. If these
will be taken to have the ordinanct‘
enforced. ‘ " ' l
_ ‘
‘MrSSOIIINI ins (:‘ifiprn
ROME. l-‘eh. i6.Tl‘rt~niler Mug-l
sollni is ill. but his intlisposilioti. it'
was sta‘ted today s not of a seriousi
I
l
nature. llo 113's, a. slight attack of in-
fluenza. which he' neglected. for sev-
eral days. "
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Cannot" .”
return unsold "copies
.of. The New York
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the public 5.: .15de to” ' t
cooperate With them i
by ordering in ad- 3
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Sunday editions so in-
sure an adeqiiafs sup-
ply and avoid loss.iaiid ’
disappointment. ' -
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abuse appears to ln- r---‘-»i\wi vi l:
grt-n! tutor by ill“ people tr ='v‘..w .
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Ilr. \Villiam .l. Long. now-i rut-1cm
-1 turullst and iormcr uctiw- (ll-.232"
man. also hue. r~..~.ignul i'rt-ni 1.. Tllafit .. ;.fj Why.-
committee, on the ground thut in cm]... . u, ”to;
tools that the (“unimlltr-r zilrpomhti, ‘ M “
by the School «Jonirninoc m tltj (T, a: Nit,"
butter qllflllllf‘ii to handle tilt; iimt— 1~’~.« '0 ‘ 1:
tor. ' ‘ ..
Richard H. Gillespie and “C H
F'upht'ns, lllc liill'T allrvtsmr 0t 1", ‘ '
Stato Truth. school here. ltu‘c amt "I‘Nl (11A)
5. nttd to I-(l'iL‘ in the placrs of ‘23; STI'DIOQ
two inrn “ho rosicnml. ‘ . . '. 'q'
The committee “’lll inert Tu. :’ ll} 43 SO. Mam ”T- ‘
afternoon. at nhich time it Will “““l’l‘
sider plans tor a L‘i-rconi addition To.
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