Sheet! of the rank c. God-
t. No. 12 American Legion
y evening. at which time he
(Continued from .Psso One”)
should be' crevices with moral ‘II
"- well u Ernestoi «settler...
“Ninety nor sent at those who at-
land our public schools today hate
no 'lorm Sol moral education. This
Ihows how rnportaat it is that we
teach moral
"Moral illiteracy is more danger
one than more inability to 'bc able
to road or write.
"The American Bar Association
says our nation is‘the most lawless
on earth Most cl 0 crime ih oom-
milled hyétho youh oi the land. it
is committed tor the most part by
the intsitoelusl. Statistics show that ‘
the mantoll
’02. our Visil nopuiati'on’
is higher
sin that oi the inhabi-
. quits of ousznd. Our criminals m
riot. anions the’ignbrant'.‘ They are
anions the educatod._ i; all the col-
‘ "1 logo sroduates in Jim w'e'ro Messed
fireside at his first meeting as
ommandei or the post. .
*t‘iorhmander lsrac'l was installed
Johnny 5. at s joint installation
Post and the Auxiliary.
sheen active in Legion at-
has served for two years
r Vice Commander of the
d one term as senior Vice
rider prior to iliis election as,
ninl'idor. ‘v"- .
an; the World War he served
‘ nited States Na'vy and is a
ll? or the Naval Renown at the
time
meeting on Tuesday even-
trill name his committee tor
we would' have a lat-cor no n oi
men than composh LIll the co legs
faculties in the land.
«1n is a signilicagt fact. unit with
the'. oxception of olshovik Russia.
this is the only nation in the world
whore Some form at moral trainin‘s
.‘ does not exist in the schools.
- "In the lace 0! all this. is it not
time to r the Jew.- the Catholic and
the Protestant to agree on‘ I'. pro-
arm .of moral training in the
schools? ~ ‘ .
"Thousands or children through-
out the country were subjected to
moral tests and it was iound that
over 50 per cent llo. cheat and steal
whoa suhiected to temptation.
"In my ‘onlnion. moral educa-
. lion should begin the ilrst day the
child enters school'tor up to that
time the education or the child is up
lo his parents and from that point
on. the responsibility of oduution
is divided between the home and
the school."‘ ‘
Claim Home’s Ex-Chef
Implicated Steward
M ' '
The Bridgeport Telegram carri
a, story this morning to the oil
that Joan Nolétt. iormer chci“ at the
Fitch ' Soldiers” home. in . Norcton
made affidavits admitting shortages
in accounts at tho- Home. lrnnlioat
ins Steward James Clesry whoao ac-
counts are. now being nrobcd.
.Theee aiiidavito. it is said. were
given a committee named by the
governor to investigate but nothing
dollnite was heard of them sitar
that. Charles.rz..!ioyt oi Norw‘sli:
is a monitor’s! ‘this committee.
(1 . .411 i-..
.l
. WMilliO'i‘Oli. January iii.—
United Slates Treasury not ost-
snoo at close of business Jan.
is was ”05.3008".
.
-
Ell-Mayor.
(Continued from Pass One.) ’
parts of the country will be grieved
to. learn oi his death. Mrs. liar.
Iirorn and family are extended the
heart Jolt sympathy at the entire
city.
The luneral services will ho hold
lrom his into residence at 8: 80 Sun-
dsy attornoon and 8 o'clock lrom
thI Grace Eniscorial church. Rev.
James Benton Werner will emulate.
interment will be in the Riverside
cemetery at it o'clock. Monday
morning. . ,, '
‘ macs At mu Mast. -
lilacs all over the city were placed
at half mast this morning to honor
the former mayor.
Mabel- Thomas Robins its; called
a. special meeting ol the Common
Council this evening for the purpose
or taking appropriate action upon
the [issuing of Nol‘wallr's former
Mayor.
'~ .. umrhnmbate.
In speaking of the death of iormor
Mayor lisrstrom this morning. May.
or Robins said:
"The city has suitor-ed a great loss
in the death at former Mayor lisr~
strom. lie was one of the' best
more that the city ever had and
leaves behind him a record that will
he a living memorial. My hearttoli
sympathy goes out to hie family."
Couple to Observe
Golden Anniversary
Mr. and-Mrs. C. W. Covert of
Braniord will celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary at their home
in Brantord tomorrow" The couple
are lilo long residents of Brsnlord
and have a wide circle or lrlonds
tthrcughout the state.
They will receive all guests andI
lriands on that day. Mr. and Mn-
Cove‘rt have ‘two sons. a daughter.
and threegrsndchildron. The sons
are Richard Crayon. 1 New Britten
andVR. Covert. or srtiord: the
daughter .is .Miss . Grace Covert. oi
Dranford. and the grandchildren
are Charloe.‘ a law student at Yale
university, Mortimer n. or Branford
and 'John Hoyt Covert. at New Bri-
lull. ‘
(Continued from Pass One.)
unsung-sq—
Adiu utInt. Stephen Donut.
FIRST ltiililluiilli'l'
Colonel. Do in Nash.
Adjutant. in L. Bartram.
HM MANN
Major. William .l‘. Qustaison.
Comneny AS arse Clam, Com-
pany B. Bosnian Post: Company c,
own. 32.. Wicket. Company D.
Ralph motto: ., .
Lislor. Calvin L. Barton.
am
Company D. Samuel M.
Braille: Company F. Benjamin F‘.
Thomas; Company. 0 Am '1'.
Lowudos; Comm! 5!. Dr. mm
L. Shel-or.
Third amnion
MsJor. Henry J. filmu. Captain
Company 1. Lewis 0. Worden.
Fonrth' Battalion-
Major Olaf l.- Amundsen.
shco unnuolunnr
Colonel Thomas Robins.
-. Adjutant, Reuben J. Robins
m Battalion
Major. John D. Milne.
Captains
Company A. Dr. Ernest Barthel;
Company 8. Harold L: Nash: Com-
pany G. William E. Grindrod; Com
Pony D. Fred N. Shove. ‘
Second walla:
V an
Major Nehemiah Conduit; Com-
pany 15. any Worms: Company ll‘
Eric J. Ericson; Company G. Arvin
welliuuier; Captain Company H
Charles Enl‘ioyt.
iain Company 1. David H. Coulin:
Captain Company -K. Arthur 1.
Wheeler.
Foul-ll: Battalion
Major. Vinlon W. Mitchell.
‘ Blue Division.
The loyal Blue Division will be
oitioorod as iollows: .
Gonersl’Josse 'l'. ‘ Dunbar.
mm Wt.
Colonel. Charles B. Kitties.
Adjutant. Samuel J.‘ Stewart. in
First Bot
Nader. Thomas James.
Oil
Company A. ii. K'F‘orris: Com-
pany. B. R W. Abbot: Company C.
W. '1‘. Gregory. Company D. Chit-ins
liumhnrsl.
Second Battalion
Majorsli. 8.. Masher.
Company E. J. Free aryant. Com-
pany F. Ssm'ucl s. Volsor: Comp. my
(1. Conrad Frey.
Third Battalion
Meier. C. E. Blouses.
Contours.
Company I. 1'. CoccniOrComoeny
Battalion
hisJor. Georko W. Dykoman; Cap. \3
Brewster. N.
lflEVENMESSNmEHO. yonwaug, couu.
K. Dalila Dlmondl Company 1.. C. E.
Rollins: comp-my M. Archibald
Merriam.
' Fourth Battalion '
Dialer. Sponsor Mains.
Domains
00ml! N. Buninmlu 1'". An.
drnws; Company 0. William F Tay—
lor; Company P. George E. Uurilti:
(‘omnslw Q. irvinc K. Po; icy.
'OND REGIMENT
Colonel. Carleton lould.
Adlutllit. Clarence A. lirouli.
First Battalion.
hinder Find P tick.
. Captain Company A. John Cur-
non.‘ Contain Company B. Edward
V. I. Winohcstcr.
d Battalion
Meier Wi lism C. Martin.
Os Lions.
Company-E. Charles A. Rainy.
Comspny 1". Charles Haas; Compary
G. John Bdrr; Company ii. Albiu
Wallis. _
M'Batiniiou.
Major. irvinc Byinxton.
Os in's.
Company I. C. J. Finch; Company
K. C. '1 J. l’rcscoit Company
1.. (3. Grain. Company in Willard
Carter. -
Fulfill Battalion
Meier. Philip A. Jakob.
Olpulns
Company N. Howard F. Rich-
srdIr'Compeny 0. Walter B. Kay.
Danhury Merchants
Succeed in Protest
Ont oi deiorence to the wishes at
Dublin! merchants and manufac-
turers the New llavcn road has
hunted its original plan revising
schedules attesting the mails.
Ono train which leaves Dulihury
nightly at 5: 55 o'clock for New
York city one to be taken of! on-
{tirely but now the railroad otiiclais
have decided to advance the. train lo
5:15 o'clock and operate it six days
it wool: in the future.
Arrangements are also to be made
by the railroad officials to may
mail. and parcel past on I. milk
freight leaving Dunbury each even-
ing at 7:40 o‘clockior New York.
A special mail our will be added to
this train in the luiure. ‘
The decision of the railroad of-
licials to alter their previously on.
nouncod plans which would scri-
ousiy interfere with the mail cer-
vico followed a conference with
merchants and manufacturers dur~
ing which some of the umnuiac.
turcrs threatened to purchase large
buses and either deliver their goons
in New York city or carry them to
Y. and there ship
them via the New York Central
lines.
n...
Emery Attacks Plan
(Nina-James A .Emo‘ry. scum-1]
counsel for the National
iurcrs’ Association, told a 501mb:
committee today that tho now
scheme l‘or settling railway labor
disputes worked out by tho lullu'dy
oxccuilws and ihvlr uuiou um-
ployces. would not protect the pull-
llo.
"it you adopt it as it is," he
said. ”you will stop hack to lilo ill-
uallon of 1020, ulnn tho pulnlu i‘P-
witrcot. was not. protected. The isrlu.
is Will you abandon ”it; public in-
icrcst'!"
.\il Eincly'u iosllmony \vuu tlli'
first minute ctliiclsm of the plan
to he hoard by UN interstate i‘cm-
lung-roe Commlticr: which has hl‘fni'v
it tho Watson-Parker hill.
hit“ 1. M .\DE '10 BRING
i B. \C K GlLl’ ATRIC
I A proposal to bliug lormcr Stilit
il‘rcusuiil (l. liaiolti (-llputrlc to
uliuriiorrl from the Atlanta peniten-
iluiy. to bc mulluhit iui qutwiionlng
by Miriam oi tluls cngugtd in the
effort to i'uilmni his transactions as
cashier oi the First National Um.
has been made in tin
Justice in Washing-
an individual.
(itipill‘imt‘ni 0!
Mil.
MASTER l’AlN'l‘liitis Ml'llfl‘ TN
Iii-3W LONDON TN 1027
\V‘A'l‘EltBlTRY. .luu l:\.~Tlle
Muster l’ulnicrs' Association conv
volition held at tho Elton in this
city calm to a. close )‘(riit'l‘duy with
(in: election of officers and thu-
numiug of New London us tho ncxt
oouvculion city. The oi'l'it‘i rs cit-civil
are as follows: President. D. l.
Chapman. Now Huron; first viro-
prcsldcnt. 1’}. J. Yunnan. \i'nim‘bury,
and fll'i‘l‘tliiil‘)‘->ll't".’ltiul“l‘, 1!. V.
Marsh. New Jim-cu.
BANKS WILL PAY ST \TL‘
OVER $1,000,000 T.\.\i;.‘~‘
Blinks 0t Colin: will In will pay 5i.
178,101 in lain-a to tho stair: this
your on dopusi’u made in
which unclmi $023,431,703 1m ard-
lug to a Certification mean to the
slain: lreaisul'vr by 'l.’1\ tfommiSsinnor
lilorlgeit for the slate board at"
equalization. The tax inn-aura the
above amount paid lost li'ul‘ is
$53,403.
—Adveriisc in '1'ch Boutiuwl for
best Results.
wasulwmou .D. (1. Jun 1:. ,
hisuuth
i
To! l‘iltllll m. as state trousurur and Del
li"'.'l ‘
FRIDAY, JANUARY 15 1920
.Truck and Trolley
To Settle Dispute“ ollide On No. Main so. i
l
.\ truck owned by the liuluvs lm
Company and u ii'oili-y our figured
in u collision ill the corner 01’ Ann
uni] North Mitiu Ell‘i'i'i. (urly luui
u’vnini;
The truck Silil'li"d in turn
Ann street and was nearly lit‘l‘iisb
the car tracks. when the irol cy
with William Urutllcra us ”it! mul-
uriuun, tumult its right roar wheel.
liiiilurzu at tho wot laiiii iho trol-
hy ..lld along ion it distzmro o: 50
it it. pushing the illltii before it and
into u tell phone pole.
The rear end at ihc truck was
badly damaged and ilm front end
at the trolley car was slow in.
No one was Injured. Tho politic
conductor] un investigation. No ar-
rests were made. ~
il.lo
l‘ill‘ll FAMILL‘S (lellwinii'; ilY
SI'ZWI-Jit ms IN EAST BOSTON.
.1.—w”...
lit,l.‘~l'i'0.\', Muss. Juli. 1.”..~~—(AI’)
li‘our i'amlllcs u “luring in people
here found unconscious ~ioduy hy
police who investigated complaints
1.i‘ sewer gas in an iiaet Boston
1‘.- -nclucnt house. Physicians said all
ilhnsu nin-ctcd would recover.
Vulghbors nho was annoyed by
‘ilu fumes or gas summoned the po-
11m: In the {our homes. men. wont-
uu and children were lying about
lilllplrzss.
TIRE Ili-JS'I'BOYS \VING
(Jifl'ZIlEt’L (.‘unadu. Jan. i5.—-(AJ')
l’lrr. Which siurind yesterday after-
‘noun at 5:30 o'clock in the old onslv
f'l‘n wing ol‘ the picturesque lloici
Chliii'iill li'routvnuc. overlooking the
SI. Luivro‘m‘e river, destroyed the
wing. and smoke and \valcl' did con-
siderable damage to otht'r pulls oi
lilo building.
Five “To int-n were. injured by {all—
mg walls and nllv guest, u trawling
iman, named llnydfsui‘t‘cn-d partial
Titspliy'xiatiou.
1L! \(‘iilCON '1‘() MRS, DAV is
AT HOME FOR THE AGED
5 “fink,“
Under the uuspicns of the King's
Daughters. u luncheon will be ten»
timid Mu. Loo Duds at the Home
{or the Agni on “Human avenue.
.hiond: 13' at l o “clock
Mrs llznls with hi'l‘ husband. At.
tornvy Lno Doris. and Iilr. and Mrs.
. Harold Dleyn will leave this city
.on Tuesday for a trip around tlicl
.u'crtd on the. Cunard new oil hum-
ing 20.000 ton Laconin.
lWindsliield Stickcr'
Forbidden Boy Scouts
imui lliu
ll. llny Sunnis ui' Ami-Hint.
asking in! .i luiing' uh (I: \\illlil-i
|Hvr|lllssiuil .1.. 1m nitluiilwi ini‘ ml
i’i-lzlsii-rml Hmul oiliclulh‘ in illil‘.
hlli'iii'lii IH lill‘ \tlililhilihiiix ill lh'll
:illllllllliillil «Ilillill; illi‘il‘ illlllllilln'”
Int Illllllx-(‘w T.. l- .‘unlnl nu ill lhu
ruling. in.» lwn xl-irrminmi II) llI‘
I‘Ililllilihhiflllil “l i‘l-l‘ which-r. ill
lilo. rfln'i llml llu «xiv luv. will lllli
permit him uuv vli-i'lnlin
pi‘l‘nllrhiull
'l'hv': slut-'1‘ u.
(luring lhn i'.llll].ll. u :ullmu»
ted in iii. (it‘llillllllilll ;.lui lyi'lllllfi-
sion u-us iihiil'ii in mm lhv III on lhu
“'indeliivlils‘, 011.] I‘m-i1 m :4... 9,”).
done of l’illlllllllli'li' ~ iiw Iml'li light
hunti f'i’ll‘lllrl‘ .vi ill" uln-l-lw M 1m..-
l.l‘le pl'i’ii‘rl‘i'ii l'Hr‘iH'vl)
'l‘ho lust Err-mun“ n: llw- 1,.
“(10")in it liiw u‘illt‘li r)l1r'.:li ,x ih.l
”no ul‘lli'lu uhnll ln- 11:11.1 lml it mm
moiOr \'\"hivlu ill mull mam ., gl> l .
lillurfvi‘u will) llil Hum sirw 1w: ‘1», '
of the higliuzn lilmll \. hi. h ..... p.
sou .uhuli lm npumiinl lH i \- :I l '
Dealers Want l’cddlcr
Ordinance E nforted
At the .xuiwulk tii'uw rs and l i .i
Deniers Associuilrm. in tin 11mm 1
Chambers. lust owning. mi... 1.». f
discussion of the pit-(idling, uln!.:..m ..
[tossed ivy lhn (Tomnmn i'mill'] I,
eunimvr. It was \‘nlwi in T..
‘tlev-gnilnn zipln‘ur MD 1. i]; r1. --
rii its l.-”Xl mailing and .i>;-. l‘..-: '
ordinanro he aurora-ii. \
The ncxt meeting; ui‘ 1111- .. ;..;.~
izuiion will ho hum. l"clli’tlill‘y i l1 ,
committee in apluul Mimi.) l ,i:
count“, will be slilvt‘lt‘d iii. liliii 'izl~
‘\ -Iu' .'
In
'.\
i l‘HlIli‘rl
i'uum-
lll'
iii “3.11..
ini'i ‘.:l ill
lira ii
mt.
:i'i:| ll"
URGES huh". (.‘().\i.\ll'l'll~ii-. ‘lu
PROUD]; .ihiil'ill-Jll llllililllill
VVASHTNU'I'UN. D. F. Jul), if
(A1"). Ailvoi'ulinl; the l‘tll'iifli'il...‘ 1v
lilo wrecked Shmmxulonh ultr-
larger dlrigilm-. thallium CHIP/-
Steele, commandant oi the
hurst air station. told the
naval commlitvo today. [hill
ships can “\\'i".'1lilf"r flnylilll‘j."
wulr-r.
He said Slurmnduuh
wrecked ill a n-uulshn-m mm'hv .1 -
rapidly rising nlr currmih nut] ii. 1
Hitch storms mzwr are known «n-r
- the sou.
i h .;.
TO LATE mu CLASSIT-‘u'xnob
LOST 'i‘OR'I‘OlSE swam, .
glasses between Franklin St m -.
27 Clinton Ave. Renal-(1M
2162-0.
Cunningham
35.51.98
or '50! .0
STAR runes ‘
'95s ‘
, 97‘ Famous Frince
‘TBLattery Charger
No T Extra Charge For 'Time' Payments
5 Tube Compact Receiver
made of high grade matter-
is] and assembled' in an at-
tractive cabinet, simple in
operation and capable of
long dietance loud speaker
reception. -- - 1
’1 b-mho‘reooivér. 1 rubber case
nomad morale haulers. 1 loud
speaker of exceptional tone qua-
. lily. with addustshle unit, a line
all volt B batteries. 1 phone plus.
is to‘stod and apnroved Vacuum
tubes.1su'isl.wit.lsadinwlro
emulators. 1 Wat-raster
ammonium
tmdohmmiwlndowlsadis
.
$i5 Majestic Speaker
With Adjustable $9.95
Unit
roa THE AUTO
6 wit—11 piste ...... .. “a.”
6 loll—18 piste Sim
Special. [tor Dodso 12 volt in.»
roll ran mm
a volt—~00 amp. ........s‘\s.'se,i
s volt-‘40 anon. nuns
d-volt—130.s.mp_ elm
ions-us. ol gas
Mounties 23c. .
EST. i868
ac after the following at final reductions
EST. 1808
$225 to RicceoN COAT
$250. To RACCOSN COAT
$300 00 RACCOIN COAT
$350.09 RAccooN COAT,
$175 00 MENDcZA REAVE’R, REDUCED To
RE
REDUCED T0..
REDUCED T0..
UCED T0..
REDUCE!) T0.
$125.00
$150.00
$195.00
$250.00
$100 '00
..$..150 00
Values
_ ’CUL COAT, REDUCED TO .«
HATS
$1.00
. Sale
up to $4 ‘
CDATS
Fur Trimmed Coat
All Latest Styles and Colors
$15. 00
Broken lots in late [model pumps, reduced to
_ and $4 00
MAN
55:01:00 Dvornoats‘l‘loduced to $20. CO
need to $25. 00
SWEATERS
Coat Sweaters-Slip-Ons—Lumbcr Jacks
'1-3 oil Reg..Price
FOR THE SCHOOL BOY
$10. 00 Suits, 2 Pants and Vest Now $6. 98
$15.00 Suits, 2 Pants and Vest Now $10. 00
$20. 00 Suits, 2 Pants and Vest Now $15. (.0
$10. 00, $15. 00 and $20.00 Overcoats 1- 3 off
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