FIRST
WITH THE
NEWS
at!!!“ H oocond-ch- matter I! m
Solilh Norwulh (loan. under the Act e: ot
7.51.15Hw lblO “N ”m
i ornado _ Stricken \ Distf
olice on Guard;
One Looter Killed.
in)?!“ film“ 5 809 Died and 2,816 MaimCd—
lion) in“ us to Be Abandoned-Some Re-
"um ““1 0f 12 Dug. From Ruins of
School. I nhurt .
—. ._—.....
magnum 21,; 1925.
. sir ._ - 5'2?
_ f e sNow Burying Its Dea _
PRINCEIONJl-L. Devil Made Her Poison K... PM” WORK To Berg Firm - to Quit
WW?“ GET TO 22 ME" Work in Orange N. J}: 5
. v
, i
:32; KIDDIFS PARADE.
1-; duty of
. ATTHEARMORY
- V41? 1‘. .
FASHION snow
.s.
'-'I'll) ucl'e
-: lh», bur-
'3 “~23 Local Youngsters Ex-
“EA-r.) tho hibit Children’s
. u..lnlunll_\ Styles __ “south Sea
Ball” Tonight
. “.‘FF'V'.
FAIRMONT. “C \‘n.. March 2l.-—-'
Rescue work at the wrecked shaft
of Mine Number ii of the Boihle-‘
hem Mines Corporation at Barrack-f
\‘iilc. “as spceded this morning ill'
'. lml‘lul m_
Ch . —— , Business Recently Consolidated With Pope .
’ ”‘93 WWW“ Gets Workers Caught . in Company of This City, Takes Over Main »
_ T 91° 3 r a m From Barrackville. w. .Va- Building of Old Bishop Mills—To Employ;
Mayor of That City» . Shaft By Explosnon, 400—Genera10iiices Here . ' 'j
Ten-S 0f DevaStahon Believed Alive ' F. Berg & Company of Orange. N
”0““ NEEDED u BODIES FOUND GIRIS BEAT BOYS 9:“ “who
Message I s t 0 B e On] “7—— . I tire business 0! both companies to
y lrty-three l 11 50mm. . _
T “ r n e ‘1 Over to Mine a‘ t Time of! “010“ SCHOOL ‘2::.::7.::3::‘~2::22m,
%%%:&$i‘“ °r ‘ 3‘31" 0...... N... HONOR TESTS urine: .33
I CC are c an cs are at “'0“: pu
" property in first class order. AW
.5 a or an suc- . . s cam holcr wil ‘. in lied. new“
arugogi 3333'... 33. indliiino Amelia Walden Again 6W" 1w;- clwtrlcbvrmamd Th"
ale and Indiana. which was swept on Hi h Honor R0“, unlprgevemenés fpact: Quantum
by the tornado ‘reached Nor-walk ' g . t Kat-y of :o‘Ber-g 2'20. ses ow:- the
all: ($21138; ‘ 01:2; ggpszicutzs [in —18 Outstanding Pu' 5 building is ready. n is expected tnst‘
‘about 400 hands will be employed.
U.” my lllt; hope that twenty two of the' c -
mu: m ll . Charles H‘ Dil\\'ortb in behali' °f thin)" ”"08 mine workers "“13“" p11 0f ngh SChOOI The new factory will be used for Q1 '
In“ “M “m, ”k. comimumcc or the the IChamber of Commerce from sonct! ly an explosion lust Tuesdayi . front shop. while the present factor):
mm m Style Show and Fashion ,l’arads m glories A. Nlemeier. mnYor oi: the nigh lnl'L'hl sun he unto. lilchn; The Honor Roll of the High $011001 of the Pope company will be used
Almericq‘s the Armory la“ mg)“ the most at- W of Princeton, “1- bodii-‘r hild bun found V‘)’ 31X issued by Principal Jakob yesterday for the hack shop or the pilot. 1
".zr‘l‘v‘ than , . . ' Th. telemm "“5 a. mum": °‘°‘°c"~ ' contains the names of the largestl Th" Present “ace“ 0' 3~ "“3 ‘3
‘ tract w. exent oi tho evening was it Our-city partially destroyed by William Berry. 2- rescuo foreman - Company ”91 ”hum 39"- PM‘
Jim. - b r of student lnoe the o n- ' '
N1” parade of tiny nlnnikins. \vearing tornado- Many dead and injured. for the mines corporation. upon "um ° 5 9 p‘ dent: Mr. Henry Berg. first vino-
- the latest children's styles. These- i‘ropm‘ loos above lhl‘t-e millions. cmtrci-ltt from the shaft in three in; 0‘ the 50,100! Fear- This “It is president: Mr. A. 13. Pope. second.
Esulnutud litteen hundred homeless Ot‘lOt'k mid that he had penetrated i for the first six weeks of the second vice-president: Mr- C- F. 3813.
l : children were not professionals. but
. . ~ . and on..- thousand men deprived 0f onc 0; its arms for :1 (Helena: of. ‘1 for treasurer; Mr. Henry Berg. Jr” .96;
.' .' ‘ iU ‘ , H S -
"I illllmtll; all local tints. ‘1 he" Work, however, 1053 by destruction a! railroad 4w iret and had found that the 0333‘s,: willzlzfemgzla; “3:: um retary- ' l .
_, .3 ,0 add “luau” “31 “mm “‘1“ 13W" (19' fihOPs and lit-ins factory. Financial rorce of the Man had no reached school. the “mu” more than ubl- The general omees at tho“.
‘ . 1mg” 02,4 I r; .‘ > ‘ relief is sadly. needed. We appeal to that far. in; the number of the 0pm“ sex. 9405' '1." be locum. s. m. "M
. mm“ 01".. in. other. natures of the pro- your humanity and generosity, n is hem“... rm” 3; of me 1m. The honor roll includes the am“ ohr-lnnt. pith branch edieos and >
. .ud‘lauc cram “en.- .4130 carried tillough. Please send contributions to Prince— . _ prlroned miners an in that arm. 49 ”male. and 20 males. Norm fit 110.7 Broadway. he. .
i' beginning Vlllh tuc- Marjorie Kay ton Relief Fund. “rill lilsir, Presi- . , — and sing. ‘u are ”Boned mm. The “now“; ‘m“ were the . em Comm are bio
.i' hit for
me but known but mm
Revue. the dancing team of Duree ..
cvmpsnleo In the United It“ ._
':§-.
dent of the Farmers National Bank. workers. Ben-3" believed, he saith nigh Honor members for “‘9. first
. ..«-d‘~'
.' Wm mo or m‘ ’ msi:
rr-i at IACbamp. and the exhibits at old treasurer.” that that! might have camped cho' W ( the mud n g to - ‘m
m » x lac-tin: tinto costumes. latest sin-ins rash; meantime a {remnant ‘ ‘ -« blast and barricaded lh "‘ m ° m ' r' “"m’ “t u“ °°'~""“’ m ~
, . . . .» —. i." - - - ~ . .__.. . ’ .: . , . emdelw‘l \anden. Edwin Johnson. David Pol- . » ~ .
.. ., 3J3? Fifi“ ions slid a not“. display. . Mayor Princeton. 1nd. m9 firm" ‘1' I.d°“."~°“' m I “a “L ' " ‘ 1"” unmet car and ether dangers ford. .\iiso Walden has attained the 2:3th ”e": ‘3‘“ myt3° 11".
i' ' . mr‘fgx' 1 At the kiddies’oxhibit. the tooli- .\ir. Dilworth willturn the toloj “amt ”will 5 .-’. . The 5"“ “'3' "Hm“ ' Hm“ ‘°”°“’°"~ “"380 0" 4 “WWW" “Mm “d limerec E ”n o s ' M
. ‘ "‘14 ' one were attract Ve ones. furnished mm over to either the Board of So «claims Mrs. Martha. Wis-e its she rib or odin i ii (' rat ' Lmvcver. “'illlum lurid: mun. a 1: it til tandln ."hol r in thl ' . . -
" ' 1 ‘ “”3"" by the Children's Store or 87 Wash- t - ‘ U 3 l R I ‘ k I ‘ 1e 0 s g N' a E The fact that this large and pro.-
Trade 01. the Norwnlk Kiwanis club shadbws. It in a" Show“; to My ;.b01lt poisoning ‘0 dvntll' her mom", ’ \(‘lprnn tl-specicr vor “in west \‘ir- . department. no other student in the porous company' has Elected N .
-‘ -’ ‘ ""i""“- in ion street. The tiny models were to:- immediate d . ‘ . -lni D - u: ‘t ' .- - ' - - .
. it . “Emmy Mulvey. Virginia. Mulvey. so on Mrs. Sophie-Hazel. her.uncle. Fred Gienke. Sr._°and his wiit‘, Lily. and ; :d tahc 531:1;gift]:ifefrri“;l]:ninoe:y:;. ::::;ar3;:::;d hmmg “iablkhe‘l 5 walk {or its future home. shiny
-- .urly Cynthia Carr. Norma bovine. Doro- : causing-the illness tor-thirteen other relatives and irimids. On three' ment. and penetrated it. he said. for. The list: ‘32:; tl?:gayan‘:r:‘:8n°d. 21:31:17.?
"A (‘Oum my Toby, Louis “‘elsberger. Kwyn {dlflcrcnt occasions she put arsenic into the pails from which Mrs. Hazel 31‘0“ feet He t‘xprwd doubt. un-‘ High “0005 factoring interests.
RACES 70MILFS
- ' u'irll‘l'fls
'* 1“ “"" l’ "were: Ensemble
“U“ ‘f iliinni‘l: Coat oi tanhark flnuu-‘i
.\o rudi- trimmed With bands or leather: Cont
i'l: check- of almond green flannel. French
(triflinat'l knotted in silk 0! contrasting colors.
i .‘lztrquiseite party frock; Party frock
2>>u~ ll of yellow crept.- de chine: Rose COL,
.. - 10 rt2- cred crypt: do chine party trot ll‘
, . trimmed with six rowsI oi’ satin lur—
» . .zlr‘lril and flog,
5(‘uneo. Edward Dwyer. George Fish to take care of the employee are in
l R , ‘Al. I] . l l e o ————~~——.__._
,. . , “ .tjdoiird Hayes. John Hbughton. Ber-
-— - ‘trand Mitchell. Patsy Marino. Wii- The present general superintendent
- -, SAN JUAN L‘.\PISTI‘.ANO. Cain} liam Smith. Jesse Strassberger, is Stephen Paunkos. Jr.
TraVCIIng salesman, {TRUCK 8mm March 2l.——Ton men won a race
with death last night when the hat-j
Thomas Saunders. Raymond Scotield. _
' - Robert Thompson.
ShOt By Man He Be. ' tie fleet bombing ninno 2-5-3. in l g_ __ . \ - .
o _, , GIRL... Thllrsa Barnum, .iar
fflended speeds to ‘ Whirl) ' they “ erc “3"“: from San i: .ret Barrett. Dorothy Bennett, Lola
’ Pcdru to San Dir-go] threw a pro- ‘V
.polivr and was forced t|0\\ll. 20
. At a special nl‘ellng ot‘ the officxal‘ Baxter. Catherine Barrett. Doris , “I.
New Haven Hospltal .
miles off shore west of herr. leaving
The attractive little girls’ showing
Custumt- of rose
. :22: 1‘ _ -. ' ‘ . . . . .
- 31,11!" .ihrahams. Danni Abrahalns and land ‘1‘“ Gionkes. Wins in separate homes. drew their “n," for cooking. on‘ emerging. that any or the. lm-‘Amelia \Valden. hdwm Johnson. It was stated this morning m
‘ . Junior Cole. : - pllsoncd men still run. lhnid Pollard. gthe employee of the old Pope plain.
.mplnu-‘ Among the 50.1,", {W the mug T i _ , Mine nfi‘iciuls .--:.ul today that a “Wur- .will be retained. The more... to
7 "f m :lii. 1,03,; 'which “We shown were: ) . o ‘ . ‘ o . l‘e-chc-ck rcme-J 'hat only 33 mine 1301's; ._ Barney Asche. sherman‘output will be from 100 down to
. nipphys- Smock suit of orchid handkerchiot‘ 7 10 Men 1n Bombing Plane wln workers to”. ‘ugm in [hp hlast.’;\dam5. Samuel Benedict. Edgar 700 dozen a, week. All ”jam;
.. l'ltiing of linen: Midd: suit of white 1.1m] * ' _ and not 34 us “.25 first believed. ‘ :Bryan. Everett Buikley. Earl Barry. help will be hired locally no I.”
-- ' m1“ “"2 cloth: Smock suit of brown linen. f (R‘Char‘l CNS" ““8““ Chen“ Jad‘ "‘8 ”aim“ Hw‘m‘ arrangements
charge of Benjamin 1". Andra".
Board oi the L‘arlt-n Methodist Epls- Bertrum, Helen lirehm. Lucille Bou-
Several of the wires of the Pos- copal church. 1-...” Thursday evening ton, Charlotte llouton. Alice Cole.
-‘ lvvlnnn. vir- The senior fashion parade Showed NEW HAVEN. March 31V_“~wltal telegraph company. on the line ”term-“IL from land on El 3mm“! , in the pamomfigv of the church. Anna. Cotter. Esther Cook, Gertrude
' "‘l‘n. Preb' the latest wearables for men and a. bun” lodged in his neck W A running» {rift-“15h “infield. ”’9"- "a!“ . . ' Rev. J. Morgan. pastor of the church 00“”- Marion C‘m’ey- Miriam C7315 »
.._ “in my women gram the following stores: g am“ I velin mm a. {this were pm out 0! commission yester- Migrating in a tog. the planes im- . for the MS. mu... “m... “a, mked Margaret Cahaian. Kathleen Flab- The following properties hs§
1“" Sim“ Frank 'Jacobl'. ideal Shov. PNSCHM tilt? droxi'c igow émerisyx.‘ 3.0]. in day morning “11"“. a. large 9‘30“”- pact With {ht “Imm- treated sum-£1.10 come back for anothv‘r your ‘ai a: "‘Y- Esme“ I’einsod. Anna Gajodo- been sold through the Strout W
l- ill) us Shop. “'11" Stroll Shoe Store and his automobile alone. I distance of bile truck owned by John Conley. bod lmms in tho ponoonr. .ti'l‘ili‘st“; E substantial increase in salary. silt. Frances Goldstein. Ruth Green- in the past week. Henry L. ‘3”
Inc. of Bridgeport. struck the pole three officers and 'st-Vt-n
Madame Jeanette. about 70 miles lasenix t to Grace _ _
~ ’ men boatd.t e crait bail‘d franti-
The Third Annual Exposition will hospital here. He was hot he" breaking it no and damaging the a h “.0“ um;l it comd‘ received an olllclal call fro
property. Fairtlcld to Miss Floreng
ltev. Morgan slated that he had; he“; Julia Gajdosl'k. “‘1‘“th Hop
Lsthun of Northampton. It...
the! kins. Katherine Hillary. Alice Hop-
“'1‘. ll"
. ”Hull" ‘ not “l be continued tonight. with a. con- \‘Vcsterly yesterday by Stanley Man- ,tr¥:ecg:ii§g:r:?ltehe truck failed to allia;?e:'et?'s‘ltiorc undcr pop-er Of. \Vestport “th0““ church to suc- l per. Dorothy Hull. Roxie Houghton. Keeler property Wilt'on to “no“ I
‘7’ . ‘1' '1 ma“ tinnanco of the (”MOD “39“?" ncrs of Dorchestc-r. Mass. whom he report me accident to the local ’0' the ”and motor. coed Rev. \‘inton 1v. Mitchell 33 pass. .‘Eildl‘t‘d Hoyt, Ruth Jenner; Helen 3 P- Kerr”? c! Rye. 3. Y. The Flt! "
"1"“ 1m" “g- 1 and the added. attraction of u. picked up on the road. Atter mw- lice. u is "ported mat one at MS Home“... H. p” Hum“. com. . tor oi that church. but that he had W. Elisa-bell) Longstarf. Florence' Meyer Property on Dunbar! “3°,
4; :m)- I "south Sea. Ball. ing his wound dressed handbach arms was slightly injured. _ rounder. brought his plum; lrr a ; not accepted it. and all reports that Mchally,‘\era‘McCarthy. Alice hsu- Emma Kern‘s” of Rye. N. Y~ “a
. x , V - ’ started for "“8 city. When h.” Soon lift"! the nccidentV‘Superin- landing oncthe rocks of San Juan , he had. were unfounded. He stated' boner. hiya. 50b“: ”3783'" 5‘3“" the Adams property on Dryhill W :
‘ ' ""' ‘ » KILLED BY J‘LTO- "uh“ ""3 ““9“" he" “‘5 “M“ tcndent 1-2. Kimmey. and '.Gene‘ral Point without injury to anyone. The i that he expected to remain in Dar-: man- M)“ "“811. Virsima 30MB“. ‘° Dr- 3- SUCK“ 0‘ w‘m’bufla .
““1" h "" . \ND ‘1 5‘ March 91‘... tion was diagnosed as serious. He Foreman J. Quinlan of the Postal blg'bombcr was so badly pounded by ; ien another year. Dorothy Stevens. ‘Ehmbelh Saunders. COMI- . .
' I 1”: "L“;h' “AYLIC ' 1;.‘15,’ \Vaitham. an was said to b? fairly comfortable to- Telegraph company - were . on the the waves that it was givvn up as a The \Vestport church offered Rev. Emily bieVefll. Edith 5-1"le- BOUY 1
'1" .\1ur— Michael out): ’Boston and Linine d" and 3'; 3%"in is.” ‘b: talgcurilé: scene with a gang‘ot linemen and total wreck. save possibly‘tor the Morgan the position as pastor of Sherwood. Florence Sharron". Ethel CENTRAL TAXI 00‘ $1
””0” i cmployc ° e an attemp to Don e engines. winch may he salvaged. their church at a salary. larger than SWIM". 11056 Travo. Adele \an-; TELEPHONE 8580.
. e wires world nin.
'railroad. was killed early today when Manners “'35 arrested and held in soon had th 1“ ‘3 'ho is now getting. but as an induce. Scoy.
.....,.;,;i motor work our crashed into a \Vestcrly for the shooting.
.mc ..l ! passenger train on the BOCtOl'l and -
.__.____._.___
-i"»v.\ \.;:‘.:i.\lainc line between this town and
”H @- w...|Soutn Budbury. Three other men] fl
. v. mow ‘ iwho were with Connolly on the. ‘
i ._ I. “york car escaped serious injury by Is FOR ‘
Erna. “‘imptheimer.
Edna; Every pamnxor insured.
3 North
’ Main street—Adv. '
sun MAY SELL GAS TO REDUCE ,
PRICE T0 CONN. AUTO DRIVERS, 1 TOUIghtIsThe nght.
return. it is not yet known which
‘ 3 600 00
. 9 , .
1
church he will become. pastor of, as
the General ConlerenCQ which meets;
in Jamaica. L. 1.. in April has the.
‘1 Horus.
jumping.
, K. 0)" C. . ‘ ,
i . ‘l I . ' _ ‘ ‘ _ . , .- < Ipower to appoint the pastors of tnv‘
.. . \l \\i L liUL:I.- council. x0, 46. I\.. HARTFORD. March 21,—leiev-l has been authorized by the com- ; \nrious churches.
.1 2 . . . . Catholic Union .
‘ i \ l' of C.. will hold o meeting TuesdaYl . in; that it will be of “service" to! mittee as I. whole to investigate'
BANQUET POSTPONED.
the practicability oi the state estat-~ i
‘ The annual banquet of the Boy
lishing gasoline sales stations.
_, ii. 4 the people 0! the slute. a sub-corn-
mltt or the Judiciary committee
NW
N“" night and initiated a. class of candi-T
”“5171 ‘5' dates. Followinx the business ses-
1'£'~'-.v':|'g.u'~i>‘
l‘lltCLfidO;
.nrlo.000‘,.lntod on the program-
Tnmw‘x 55,00 PRlZE ‘WINNER
~l, sir: onnstw, . ' ,
H1“ [Lind SIWCL
‘Wi illlll’lg‘
slon. there will be a music program.
including several artists on _strint
instruments. A story-teller is also
South Normal!
Limerick
N ominated. for Fifth
Term-Election to Be
Held April 941nm.
lotion April 23
The Nominations Committee of
the [$33! Order of Moose made their
repor tor oflloe'rs tor the coming
year as follows:
' mentor (5th term) F. H. Ganung;
Vice-Dictator. (4th term) . Peter
Geltz: Prelate (2nd term) Percy
Cole: Secretary. 3. B.” Mead: Tress.
urer. B. J. Reynolds. Trustee to:- a
of t e Legislature will recommend
to the entire committee some kind
at legislation looking toward a
lower price on gasoline sold at. re-
tail in the state.
The sub-committee. consisting oi
Representative J. Mortimer Bell. of
Salisbury. chairman. Senator Sam-
ue’ Shaw. 0! Bedding. and Repre-
sentative J. J..Floyd. of Waterford.
. THE DELIVERY SERVICE
of The Norwalk Dairy Co.. 88 Cen-
ter avenue. covers all actions of
Norwalk and ito.vicinity. Day in
and day out in all kinds 0: weather
this service functions. bunting to
your d00r the best. to be had in milk.
According to Mr. Bell. who orig-
inated the state service station idea.
it is entirely theoretical as yet. The
task of the subcommittee will be
to determine whether the state can
make a. contract for a sufficient
number 0! gallons of gasoline to
secure a. price low enough to make
the sale to the public. profitable.
Motor Vehicles Commissioner R. B.
Q
(continued on Page ..-.,
JROPHY’S LAUNDRY.
The family washing when collect-
ed and ready will be called for and
subsequently ‘ delivered to your
door. This ser‘bdco will ,be done on
iScout council. scheduled to be held
lthis month. has been postponed un-E
, til some time next month. due to the 1
fact that some of the speakers can't
be present at the time set for the
aflair.
-—THB CLIFFORD PHARMACY
is making new friends every busi
no. day—4t is best illustrated by
the volume of business being done
‘here. Stocks are varied and com-
;pletsvo' the best mikes to be had
land registered and competent men.
i give prescription work their camel-l
attention This has been my aim
from the start and that policy will
be continued. Wm. M. Paisley. Prop.
Ca'dillqc , CoaCh‘
Awarded
FASHION EXPOSITlON
NOR WALK ARMORY
u m .. .sud - a“ ’ Illi‘Vlfl . > ‘30:"- LHarry Mat-shod} and Edmd 1mm. Aglitter and eggs. Phone 1h: lbllis ofhl2 cents per poundghe} *Ad‘“ _ Be sure tQ present your AutO‘
r : n. . m ' "'9‘ . .— , a '
i- Md “my I .:k m. rum?“ ». .no election-otoilloor1willbalhzd V m ‘ ‘ it: gsmctzgt: 1'3; “0332.933. 125 Ingnosmws FOR SALE- moblle Stubs at the, Norwalk
' _ . . 'Aprii 9 and the , t on p . STUDEBAK STANDARD . SIX _ . n lver Streams Park. in the '
.J ,1 3 sure." she Rpm. . . . I ’ ,. We ”awn-mm”. 7 Water St. pron. too—saw. hem of me mm “my. "I snuff Armory before 11 P. M. tonight
-|u~t wait here outside.”
. rump—.ho got '1 I"
D. i "lllg \ontincl‘s Ill“! “um
non! mam won: :
ond lander repair worlt (on your
at) us might: important thing-to
’vodoae'corroot’lysndsxpertly' .
tutors at work. together with
This Studebaker minds]
the open ~oar. yet a touch 0! the
band to the new roller eta-talus con-
verts it into a closed car instintiy.
pmvidee'
the urine“ and moderate price or
MUIJJGAN‘S HOME-MADE
enchum Any; FINE.
-—Otly the best of 'mterlals are
used in min: the lame and crisco
mine. I have a number of bung-I-
lows. also a number or building ion=
which I will sell at reasonable prices.
City wnter and electric lights on the
property. also two beautiful streams
in order to share in the award-
ing of the CADILLAC GOACH.
YOU MAY BE THE LUCKY ONE
1.... “by ”he repair work. is in capable It is I'worth while est-tn every way. u “'“3’ M "1 cooking them of water. one on the out side and .
Lands, hen the lob is much: to method! bani-bed In hum sh 3m" “3 °“' "‘" “'3'” M" °"° °“ W m “‘° °‘ W 9"“- ,, GET TICKETS TODAY
in». ,, ., _, M w “an...“ m. an. mu: Bldlator Renoir-la; Rommel. with b i nicheled rsdis- ""1“!“- "Wiv “id“ (—W'M“ '°' An ideal place to spend the summer. , .
. daily cash prises ’ _ ,« g 3) . ‘ up “a wood. ,3. u. 8975' note. _.Aluyl sold in waxed paper, For particulars inquirootli. J. Rior- --
moonlit street. Nor-walls. Phone
?.
Barr-‘1‘
~TT34'
Norwalk Chronicler