harge of One Sec-
. n—Names of High
School Teachers ’
I ' ht the fall met-ting today of the
1; Connecticut State Teachers’ IAsso-
citation. in Bridgeport. John Lund.
local school superintendent, will be
chairman of the section meeting of
jGr‘adcs 2. 31 and 4. to be held at. the
First Methodist church. corner Fair. ‘
hi and Broad streets. Other
' nehool groups are meeting in New
Keven, Hartford and Norwich.
The entire school staff in Norwalk
are§attending the Bridgeport. meet-.
ident Hardin'siwno stop-
pod his vessel and rescued the crew
or 21 sailors from the sinking
Italian {mightier Ignacio Florio. The
rescue was made in 1a heavy sea
1.050 miles on tho Ambrose Light.
New York.
1113.1". as the schools here have been '
closed tor 'the dam
The-names 3! the Norwalk I-ligh
SchOol teachers who are at the
meetint tollow:
_ Stephen Clifford. David ‘Coniin,
Miss Mary Cham‘boriuud. Miss Ma1-
jorie Child. Miss Jayne Disbr.0'n 1“.
Green. Miss Mary 1-,Iownrd David
.111. Mrs. Florence McKenzie.
§ Mary McMahon. Vinton.
. chcll, Miss Mary Morley, Joseph
Nathanson. Miss Florence Nichols.
David Pollard, Miss Harriet; Ratch-
t'ord, Miss Alice Roesell, Miss Grace
Seymom. Miss Isabel SnodgraIss.
Miss Anne \argns, Miss Abbie Anne
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Oct. 23
P). --"Conduct to the prejudice of
good order and military discipline"
as the charge made against Colon-
el William Mitchell today in the
court martial specifications served
upon him as a. result of his attitude
. 'several weeks ago on the condition
or the Army and Navy Air Service.
Statements issued by Colonel
Mitchell at San Antonio, Texas, att-
er the Shenandoah crash, said the
rmal accusation. constituted insu-
bordinatlon and were highly "con-
Imptuous and disrespectful" to the
'ar Department.
5 Horace. C. Lyons. 2" Smith
Iid‘sin street into North" avenue. yes-
e day afternoon. his car smashed
the left side of. a machine driven
Michael Abrahams.
‘ nue. Norwalk. Both1 cars were
. aged. Mrs. Ly ons' nose was out
she was throun against the side
‘ Damages will he settled out' of
art. Officer McGrnth made theI
‘esiigstion. ' I;
BAND CONCERT TICKETS;
There are 10 tickets left for the
day; get. 30th. On sale at The Sen—
and Office :1. on each. ——Ad\'.
Made by Mulligan—who .1111...
famous Mulligan Crullers—nre
Wteinlty In the following varieties-
I ' 1-. sugar. hex-mite. oatmeal,
other: and chocolate. Made from
" The Clin'ord Pharmacy in its
um ot business has shown a
thy increase during the past
5 “I dlIlt is this branch at this busi-
t is the most important and
, rompt sen'ice. the very best
We and the employment at
«111mm help whlctrthis en.
11 is so .
it is
William
‘ Elwood'
the public 11311
t
' ms‘r town is
aesincirx. handed
the steici‘liichyrs
noon and Mount
tie, Simon W mortally
wounded Isnd mambo“ Is...
I111ltisn1io died at a hospital in
‘vaident'o. Blimp .TlteI‘
011cc men wens contoured am
with 225 gallons of slcohoi 1
They “ego locked up here and
will be tn 11 hearing in the
town (.011 ‘
They gave theil names as Sidney over the ground. " '
Gilmore, 25, of Hoxio, Rhoda island. ‘ Th‘ oltlcer finally succeeded
ll
diéttdi
1'1: thaw load. passed
cheated hetweon the officer
, the“ road
en. Gilmore on
street. Providence, and Daniel D "
Seleve,‘ of 771VihtonIst1'cctI. Pi‘q
deuce. . .
ltianna, the dead man. "d1ivul'
the third car got away from St 1
Trooper Shatzmun, in spite or a1
running sun light. nianna contin-
ued until he ‘ reached Westonly
where he collapsed.
Died in Hospital.
His companions continued,
' ‘ Providence where they took 111111,:
Death
Marries Second. Time ‘
Without Getting De":
creeéNo’w Plaintiff
Iand Defendant '
According to papers filed in
inrldgeport today Isabel Senora
'Northrup Pozcnslty, oi‘ Normfik has
the unusual distinction of being
plaintiff in one divorce action and
defendant in another oue.I'.i‘i1is mar-
tial. entanglement is due to the
claim that she married another man
while she find a husband livinn‘.
She filed a suit for divorce from
liar! Northrop..now a resident of.
New Mlli’ord.’Juno 6, stating that
she and Northrop were umu'ied Jan.
13. 1919. 5110‘ alleged that Northrop
deserted her June 1 1920. She
asked niho torttho custody of her
daughter Pearl Northrop. .
“fault Pozensky filed a suit in
Bl‘idgéport this morning against
Mrs. Northrop" asking an annua -
ment of his marriage to her in
Yonkers. N. Y.. March 1924. Pozen-
sky. in the papers appealing for an-
nuirnont, declares he was led to be-
lieve that Mts. Northrop was single.
Paul Connery is attorney for Pozen-
sky. Light. Dunbar and Quinlan iii-
ed 1th suit brought by Mrs. North- -
1 other chance by Judge Clandce and
placed on probation.
S
John Quarry. ot Dorian. came to , 13.11th FIlANCS. Oct. 23. A)".
WNomalk yesteiday to purchase a As the machinery ot the Lengu ot
paper or tobacco and landed in the Nations was set in motion to; to.
downtown police station. day in an uI'-ro1t to platen: the;
In the downtown city Court this Balkan war 11.‘ 1111111111 as on dine
morning. John declared some one °m¢€r urged all the members
.1 ,, the League council to 1
had 17"an a. dirty trick on him next. Monday and invest at.’ he
by putting a bottle in his pocket. Hc' Cuu ‘ _
didn' t know who the poison has and 111913113; thftmflhuiicr dispute.
utter he had taken two drinks out Greeks tin-
of the bottle he didn't know any. neck.
thing. '
Judge Nehemiah Condos lured
‘John just live and costs for his little
spree. He could not raise the live
and was taken to the Blidgeport
Jail to serverlt out.
William Hughes of. West avenue
was given a vacation yestmdny by
.his boss and not knowing what to
do ivith hin1selt proceeded to get in-
toxicatcd. j '
William told\ Judge Nehemiah
Candee in court‘this morning that
he met a. stranger yiho gnu: hint a
bottlp.
Avicw drinks and he passed out
was arrested by Patrolman
He wergiven an-
engiue companies from Elston at.
land were called to.Shooter’ loud
at the entrance to 11m Von K11 eto
and
John Toothlii.
He was or-
} dared to discontinue his vacation
NEWPORT, Rhode island Oct. 23
(AP) —-'-’l‘wo more bodies were recov-
ered today from the sunken subma-
rine 8.51 by Navy divers.
The body found yesterday hasI not
yet been identified.
1.13. Taylor is expected here from
the Bureau. of Investigation in
Washington. D. C.. late today or this
evening. He will bring With him the
linger-prints ot the crew or the 8-51.
Commander Paul Doss" o! the
MW 111 Hospital. said that he believed
identification would be possible by
means a! the ringer-prints.
The two .bodies recovered this
morning were found in t-he engine
room. according to inlet-motion rc-
celv ed at the Torpe citation here.
Andrew Seuch. 8. 5 Talmadge
street has diphtheria. according .to
a report to the health authorities.
The house is now in quarantine. The
remainder of the family corals“ of a
father and two children. The case is
under the care of Dr. F. IABttrnell.‘
M
w—BUILDING INTERIM
mason supplies and bricks (or dre- ,
phces are important lectures or this
establishment. At this season of the
year the above mentioned-materials
are in demand—end this concern has
large stocks. right prices and a serv-
'.,, 1 d it. trill icon- ice that means prompt deliveries.
Alfred Brown. Merritt street. Phone: 113:;
sump-Aer. * . '
tiodn yards.
Four hundred yards 0 . ‘
“ways" had been reported in: ether
it 'o 'clook. The shipyards ‘
inactive tor some time
and return to work to keep out of
trouble.
313121525210“ 28-—-(AP) Wii
liam Harrison, aged (3,1 newspap-
Ier canvasser, committed suicide by
inhaling illuminating gas at his
home at. the Donahue House on
East Main street during the night.
The body was discovered this
morning. Medical Examiner .Dr. E.
Bradstreet stated that the man had
been suffering from acute melan-
Icholia. Fellow workers said that he
once conducted 11. pool room in
Hartford. He is said to hate u mar-I
ried sister there. 2 X
(AP). Thousands oi: ,
Maulattan hound unfi' from
Staten Island and , 11
saw the;chnee_1nnd,
the speedboat 510le
of the rum rew‘s‘
valued at I850. 000. "
The marine police in 11151
with many; captures
- prising the Clips cm
A1710 AND TRUCK COLLIDE. 0d and 200 cases 43th
An automobile owned and driven
by Harold Sounrly or 16 Grove street
and a Bee truck driven by G. Gctner
and owned by Irving Policy collided
on Thomas Hill uni-1y this afternoon. .
The damage was slight and “as set—i - In The EV!“ Mild
tied between the owners. , i I
v
..
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~YOUB media ‘USYSTEM. ,
Is it in head to give the
maximum of outdone! during the
coming winter season, Now is the
time to have into at matter
attended to. Im White'- or-
mutation is at your ice for heat-
, .. ; it contains. as
its springs thii‘t.
and tho, nosing or as the two spo‘a ,-
into n. '
on cotton Wilt! ”hurl-Kan»
0! Stamford mum. ,ce w.
Bell and Roger
The action loathe 1.1.1113: in-
J Arth r Knapp.
n. ; . ' ’
an autumn”: o,~
Bell and owned it
DANBUR’L‘OI!
Chambe‘rlegin MW“.
Boston last 1113th 1“ ,
who died in
the minister,
«ion
as
church in' Rye.
ow attrition
nport in most of the
‘. while hem. as was chaplain o! the
ICoast Artillery Corps; .1‘snd
masonic bodies
111er
-Ildekwood o ,, ,, if?!
telephoné pol m_
Ilnn. West‘po 1. .
mu pouch“
‘ ' 1th. tria-
chhre had WW
,1 At the Kiwanis Luncheon. Jester»
day afternoon ”at the R018.) James
incineration {plants Gieorxq
Anderson. addressed the t
‘ be opening
28th genernlénteotin of h
icon Iron and Steel}
other mastitis
gentlemen will not
into another
; bitumino
‘frhe 11111111:
I» at the mill. Employee are to remove
ed. The West
that according
'thelr 0;: coal
.1 cannot done, the o'einbsnrpiil
n thorltieo stated hsui it for them at an additional cost
. of ”I per ton .
Rowena,
115" as Root (1 that
I‘hc‘aded tor Yellowstone Par
upon redching there. obtained
with In Government construe
1 whey worked there during;'
is phrmII Ionrproé ,
iii! p.19... that the company stand rehdy
as supply them .wi
‘ with no profit
' er was at $1.34 3 ton ‘,
the state legislature.g
to give these to anyone applylus 1
them. . .
one will probably emain here ‘
the body arriv es.
gemstone o the _
found in possession of Louis
,d eve Bares! when they
111111111111 Edvard Williams.
re ed in Woodward drama by 7
Norwalk Chronicler