mourns” ' 1:. ~
“-qu
HAS lNFIBHiCE
ATWHll'EilfiiiSE
Is One of President’s
Closest Friends and
Advisers — Member
Of Amherst Bloc
IS BANKER
‘And Coolidge Shows
No Fear of Criticism
Because Morrow Is
Of J. P. Morgan Go.
By ROBERT '1‘. SMALL.
Special Correspondent of
The Evening Sentinel.
(Copyright. 1925.)
WASHINGTON. March :5. — It
was no novelty to read that the
President and “re. Coolidge had as
their guests. on the Mayflower this
week end Mr. and Mrs. Dwight W.
Morrow.o of New York. Next to the
Stearnses of Boston. the Morrows
of New York. arethe most frequent
White House visitors. One might
also say the most frequent visitors
of all for the Stearnses really live
at the White House nowadays and
take only occasional Visits to Bos-
ion.
The Steal-uses and the Morrows
belong to thefamous Amherst bloc
which isall powerful in Washington
and promises to grow in influence
during the next four years. And
. close personal contacts to Fred Upham. \lr . Hodges was / R.
Q’Z‘éif'i‘ie“ titsagiesidienxfisllessezi governed 8° largely by =1 (“39°“- “0‘ ““0“" "aumnw 8‘ "“3 "‘33- Pittsburgh (X) ........ . 4 ”1E Es
friends their relations to the Chief tion of almost complete seclusion. but thefact that. Dwight Morrow San Francisco (C) ______ 3 10 1
ExeCUtive is entirely different. llir. While Dwight Morrow stands receinmcndcd 'hlm 'vlas enough {01' Klupa. Krcmer and Snnecer: Will-
Stearns is an elderly friend and high in the Amherst tloc he is not, All. (-oulidge. Thats how Mr. Moro gun‘s. Mc\\'eeny and Ritchie.
benefactor. reaping as lhehigh re- however. a 1\cw Englander. vile row s‘Srjs at the “ hite House and , _._____
ward for the life-long faith he has was born in Huntington. West \iir- that IS xthy he so often is the first DODGERS WIN.
had in Calvin Coolidge the bright ginia. He has none of the hew mate of the Mayflower. 31-. PETERSBURG, Fla.. March
calcium tars that beat down upon England expressions or pronuncin~ 25; R. H. E.
the White House and all its occup~ u011-- H613 in fact what you misht Brooklyn (N). .... ....10 is 0
nuts. Mr. Steal-us is just content can atypical New Yorker and “boat New Iork (A) ........ 5 7 o
:0 bask and basics nd bask. him there is that indefinabie air of Ehrhardt. Rush Schwartz and
Dwight Morrow is credited with well being-"of Euphoria—that 30“: Taylor. Hargreaves: Beall John—
havtngmore influence. political and
otherwise. with Mr. Coolidge than
any other man. And itis new evi-
dence 0‘ Mr. Coolidxo‘s political but the classification of Sir. Marrow EUSTIS. Fla... March 25:
bravery that he should counsel so Would be a little more dimcult ill BOXING BOUTS Atla t S R; H. E.
IreeLv \lthth 9 man who is a. part- you did not know he was a “grad". Bait? a ( )(I ---------- ‘ ‘3 0
her in J. P. Morgan and Company, of old Amherst in the class of ”.in.‘ “we"? Jel-k-l -------- 1C o 3
whose {among banking house stands Like Mr. Coolidge and Mr. Stearns. . _ - _——” Brock-nilemfi‘rszzi afid ““1180!
II. Lhi‘ tun-norm corner of "Bro‘d Mr. Morrow is 8. trustee of {I10 COI- 3E“ XORK. Mar. -I;—-‘m3.t(iur bb ’ . nmood and
legs and he is Just one your young- boxing au‘bor‘m‘s 0‘ 5““ )ork. C0 '
and Wall." This is said to be the
age of hypocricy in politics. when
the left hand must never be permit-
ted to know the cam1ng‘ on o, the Dwight Morrow live... in Ncw Jersey. |Lgoéguifiggfli.‘irbe”:12” 2:113:33. SARAbOTA. l 13.. More; 151:’ E
right. Yet Mr. Coolidge bravely He not only “"95 the” but 1“” al'isomh \merica and Canada n 3;; St. Louis (A) ..... ... 2 ii 0
files inihe face of all political cus- “7“" been prominent “1 ”7° “‘9" ‘award 3:. expected h, be mudc‘sogn, New York (V) .......... 4 9 1
tom and rntertnins timea fter time fare W0’k 0‘ the “”1““- A‘ 0”“ The tournament is to be held under" Gaston. “inward and Severeid.
a man high in the counsels of Mor- “me I” “'5“ c“?”““‘“ 0" S""‘°””"‘ the auspices of the Amateur lloxing'n‘lo 3'30". N911.“- MCQUWN‘ and
son. of the ““50“ inquiry “’mmmsm" Federation of the Americas and bc-iG°“‘dy- “1"”‘3‘3 '
it is all because Dwight Morrow and °t the “a“ board or ““11“" cause of its international flavor is '
“as a classmate of the President's tions and agent's. ifnn'im'.~ ”"3 cxpm‘ttd lo attract a record throng. T“ Edwards. champion naval
at AmherSi. They were graduated we: hewas lnlenscly attire. loth of-i Uriginaiiv it was planned to hold academy wrestler in the unlimited
together in 1395. Mr. Coolidge re-
mained in New England: Mr. Mar-
row went to New York. Both tools “3‘1“" ‘0 tho? Allied maritime “ill be demolished in May caused nerds “ 0‘8“! 2'00 pound; and locks
up the practice of law. By 19” transport councxl and "for r-‘ICOP- mi abandonment of these plans,'(‘XDel‘IenL0 but “ill undergo inten-
IN‘iEhl Morrow had won his way ”0‘13“!" merimrills 3““ ...stlnguish- “'ilh the Ganden unmntlablc ninu- Si"? training Ii. the hands of Spike
into the Morgan firm and had be-
world's ‘JOdS. At that time Calvan
Coolidge was presiding o3er the
Massachusetts state Senate and had
virtually nothing beyond his legis-
lator’s salary. The friendship be-
close. Mr. Coolidge cherishes the
tween the two men always has been
days and the men of Amherst. It
was at college that he made thn few
of - a life
withpa member of the organ firm.
Frank Stearns you-would pick at
once as a friend of the President‘s.
er than the President.
Being a "typical New Yorker."
flcielly and unolttciaily. His chief
work during the hi-sliiities was for
ed services" in connection with
come possessed
e—-—.
of much of this
A
\
military shipping matters. Pershing
lllll
I
///fli
. TbeU.S..S Memphis scoutcruiser newntsdditioutoUncleSenofigbtingtorcesupsuths
seas.ispreperingtojointhedeet,nowengsgedin war in the Pacific with an imaginary ry.eneuy
Two destroyers, greyhounds of the fleet only ten years ago. but now antiquated. are seen at“ left.
awarded im the
Service Medal.
Mr. Jiorrow's influence withitho
President first came to the tore-.8!
the Clcicland comention last year.
He “as credited among other things
with 5t\~ctlon of “'ill Hodges.- of
Dem oi as treasuler of the National
Distinguished
Republican Commitee in successiolsi/
WANT AMATEUR
Boston’ and Pittsburgh are bidding
for the international amateur box-
ihe tournament in Madison liquart:1
Garden, but the but htat this site
it ur boxlnz officials admit they hrnc
not at tin ir disposal any urcna inp-
..
\
able of oaerlng as desirable a site.
and for this reason it is thought
that. the award will go either to Boo-
ton or Pittsburgh.
W'
PIRATES near m
SAN FRANCISCO. March :5:
son. Bradley and Schang. Bengough.
ORIOLES LOSE.
GIANTS \VIIIP BRO“'.'S.' ‘
class. has hurried to the colors in
a tall for a heavyweight boxer. Ed-
QIVlm roach oi Alnt-riia'il fistic ex-
prris in tho 013mpic games.
wmmhifi.
tothInson ‘
WWAm Show 339-
'I'ho smarts ot Charla Ebbets and
the um brothers. owners of
the Broom dish. to men than I
contender this year. still condom.
rm my th'srdo not intend to stop
win; big prices it they can secure
Robinson
In complyingnuth Robbie’s latest
moon. the owners of the Dodgers
have parted with ssnooo undone or
their player-abut have procured ‘ono
ot‘tho'boot loft-hand“ in the minor
leagues. .He is Jess Pstty.“whe bad
a trial'withthe Clmhnd Indians in
mo and who-wesmsdo the star
dingors of the Indianapolis Club of
the American Assoclauon last sea-
son.
Announcement was made today
confirming the report that Petty had
been purchased by the Robins. Eb-
bots. besides mentioning the figure
.16 he had agreed to turn over a
pitcher. probably "Dutch" Henry.
But waivers have to be obtained on
Henry. The Yanks have claimed
Hour! to. solid to Atlanta. Should
the Dodgers tail to get the waivers
they will oub‘ituto another player.
However. the deal for Path is prac-
tically closed. and he has signed
with Brooklyn. It is expected be
will Join the Brooklyn team today.
Petty had a remarkable record
with the Indianapolis Club last oes-
JE'
3" Groves. roi- whom the Attitude. paid
new"... on menu.
moreClub. won :cgamessndloot
vdtorthoOt-iolsslsstsssson. Potty
bad splendid control for a southpaw.
In 828 innings he i-ued only 91
bases on balls and hit. only two bat-
.ters. He m charged with three
w.‘ld pitches. His earned run per-
centage was the best in the ‘m
tion. He permitted 2. 83 earned runs
per game. '
Ed Brown. the Robins' outfielder.
who was a teammate of Petty's dur-
ingpsrtof,lsstsesson.ss.ystho
southpaw is one of the moat depend-
able pitchers and that he can stand
plenty of work.
It hlle Petty has been secured. Eb-
bets also announced that Bill Dosh
could not be Induced to return.
Dosh had a chat with scout Larry
Button at Tampa yesterday and as-
sured Sutton he meant what he said
about retiring. Sutton said that sal-
ary was not discussed during the
conversation. No word has been re-
ceived (rem Burleigh Grimes. He
has been ordered to report tonight.
but has sent no word whether he
was on his way here.
The Dodgers showed class in their
game with the Senator: at Tampa
yesterday and hat-God the World's
Champions a 11 to 3 licking. This
was made possible by good pitching
on the part of Vance. Green and Os-
borne. and hard hitting.
Free State Has Saloon
For Every 230 Persons
DUBLIN. March 25. —-’rbere are
1:. 000 premises licensed to sell in-
toxicants in_ the Free States. ac.
cording to a written statement given
by Minister of Justice 0' Higgins to
the liquor commission. appointed by
the Free State Goxernment to es-
tablish whether the number of ii-
quor licensee is in excess of re-
quirements.
The minister points out that this
total of 13.000 provides a public
house for every 230 people in the
Whom“, MARCH
Wilton Outfielder I s
tto Greensboro
T in the Pied-
mont League
Harry Marts. hard hitting Wilton
outfielder. who went Southtotrytor
the Nashville team 0! the Southern
association. has been termed;out.to
Greensboro in the Piedmont‘L'esgue.
according to word received from him
today Met-ta was one o! It rookies
sent away by Nashville. It is not
known whether he will remain in
the South. as he has plenty of-open.
lugs to play semi-pro bail
abouts. '
Sport Flashes
Brooklyn-and Chicko in the Na.
tional Imus are likely to enter
the regular season with teams much
weaker than anticipated. The Cubs
have lost their shortstop. the veter-
an Rabblt Marenvilie. who was de—
pended upim to mold an infield.
while the Dodgers. who ran the
Giants and the Pirates a} seething
race last season. appear unable to
persuade their veteran pitchers.
Burieigh Grimes and Bill Dock to
return.
At the same time new life has
appeared among the navy's football
exponents training under Jack 01'-
sley. formerly mistant to Ted Jones
at Yale. Prizes will be otIered for
25.
{‘5 “a
Sun.
Iqusd licked kicke
W to 1103119 the
Season.
81d Terrie x“.
and Lew Pam... 3°“
Eflom are bein
Charley (pun) 8:;31‘4‘;
York, ma“ .3, am
2:: ...... 1.
V t title 2101
an outdoor house; :2?“ ‘
19. a benefit she‘v for Y
HOCDIIIJ “Dd.
“PP!!!” but, “71‘!
lo
Mile 1; in
return um
emcee.-
The United State: Golf
tion is reported
to hai
on May 27 and 28 for-emu.
titan district nu'i e ..
“0.5000
TA.
. CHICAGO? WP ROBm
Hi rel; --:_
“6d It ‘4" c I
'53.. ‘*
terdaa. the he ... n-e “b2".
was notified r -_ \alpl 3"
chief. The rob Pu”
w t
have come to C ragga-e h
x
CONFIRM \‘OM'INA'nt .
STATE CAPITOL. Hlnfoi"
25. —T“e 55"“ *5 tom: .
Eugene 15.} '
”3- no “”13““ ental ‘9 “09‘ 1”“ sum “116”“ the Proportion the but bunting. place kicking and Whitaker to ' 3:): \
ing Indianapolis in second place. He in England is 1 to 400 and in Scot- drop kicking at a contest scheduled veg we” c5297: L. .i, '
won ’. 3“". and 1°“ 8. "Lefty“ land one to 693. , for May. Last season the navy yestemay, * ~ .. _-_
\
illiii
1’
‘1.
o
llll“
i“
//
. spring styles. All
' simplified by
means of Pictorial
the ' Pictograf.
wonderful sewing
guide. ‘
’ ’\>
over. the newfirq.
'iinSmithQV-Iurra Co.
A
106! Main St. and mm :49 [airfield Ave.
Bridgeports Busy Cash Store
Ysrfisfteryarh— thousandsofyerds. Weeves sfterweavee—nunibqingseores. Colorssndcoi-
mannmummamemm Allusefulforadosenifierentpurposes. Aseieciion
anhebutaioyvnthallthesebceutifulspring
Andtbepnceg—mkethemsmithMuH-ayhrgaim.
BUY BY THE
fabricstochoooefrom.
YARD OR BUY BY THE BOLT
._\
l
Notions
before
spring new.
ways best 1. h
little things 3' 17:95
finger :zrs.
Such as Thread,
Pins, Buttons,
l Needles, Etc.
'\
it
it
man
@AeflB C Ciasszfz'ed Section
~
Who knows’“ on; to gel: what: he «tanks;
A~..
a! the
fill-Poi "’
1 30-min menus russs—
. '~fine quality plisse .in flesh 19C
i coloronly.........yd. ».
32 INGI RALBURNIE GING-
all the new spring pat-
terns and oolorings in the
lot. Reg.2Sc 19C
36 IN. WHITE PAJAMA
. CHECK—fine quality in the pop--
ular pin checks for making “17¢
underwear
«MWCOLDRED VOIL-
Es‘—.fine crisp memorized quality
light and dark springq
£51313. Reg. 29c ....yd. ydzsc
FAST m PGNGEE
‘ PRINTS—BG hlches Wide. Dis-
ed.‘ in pretty printed pattern
‘ ' f
, -::’..:"°‘“....:r.:i?.?1"°825c
"SOINJ‘IQCKDOTVOILESm
all $3,an colors and
darkioncs. Reg. 39c. ”19¢
Main W aisle.
«illicit 5mm new.
rig stitch
still; covering
' lace edge.
lar 49c ..........
;$I.00 .....i...-:3...u
9721”“!me
COTTON SHEET BLANKETS
—good liberal size , .
withpink and blue 2 9
borders. ea. c
SHEETING-e- nice quality for
,making sheets and /
fect quality. Reg-39c
ular 49C3'd. . . yd.
very fine quality — standard
“Garza” brand. " Regular 29¢
45 x 36 LACE EDGE PILLOW
CASES, Medallion centers with
loped patterns. Regu- 44C'
rowan. sars '—'cio:out of
sist_ of one large towel and two
face towels. In Rstripcs of rose,
in grey and tan
21/. Yo. Winn UNBLEACHED
fancy work. Per-
45 IN. PILLOW TUBING—A
39cyd. yd.
Pointed and seal-
thes’e-Turkish towel sets that con-
blue and gold. calla-75c
0f havyualt
with 3 i 11mm Perfectw
quality. Rog. $1.19 ._._' es.
fie
All ready
.ofipattems. Begum; 5]
“025 ‘L e e 0%
LINGERIE FABRICS—in all the
light underwear shades. Fine
quality shadow striped
checked nairisooks and
36 inches wide. \\ 0:1.
from 39c to 50: 3d.
36 IN. WHITE AND COLORED
BROADCLOTH. Bel 111111111:-
pOrted quaiit3—richR 11:41“: “3?-
ranted fast colors. 5:44C
lar59c
36 IN. DRESS LINENSy (PURE
W) displa3 ed' in3";1":1ni'€
of colors. Perfect ~ arty-
fast colored. Regular
49c
AND BEAUTY
RINK—All fast colored prints
in the small figured and floral
patterns and two tone ef- d69c
NT STRIPED
‘
u
A
CI'IARMEI'
CREPE DE
GENE—A silk and cotton fab-
ric in pretty sport stripes and
colors. p36 inches wide. 9C
—in~printed and shadow checked
effects. Printed ABCD siliis'all
36 inches
wide . . ya. 95‘3"“i
, Inln______ leer-Loft sisio
ultimatum MW
fer use — good
00
I"
nut,
i
Norwalk Chronicler