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Civil War Vets
(Ccntinuedw tron tags One)“
nor sitting there. noun that the
1 Governor had snubbed the veterans
of the Civil War on several oo-
cartons.
Plot Against aoeley.
The members or the G. A. R.
i thought that It was the aim of these
“higher up" to depose Colonel be»
Icy as the superintendent of the
horns and appoint Captain neck in
his piece. '
Anson McCoolt ct Barticrd. the
executive e'ecretsry to former Gover-
nor Templeton was present and ae-
eisted in the drawing of the reso-
Iution.
Those present from Norwslk were
Past Department Christian Bwarta
‘ and Lenny D. Downs.
Uncas Tribe Holds
Important Meeting
An important business meeting of
Uncas tribe. No. so. I. O. R. M..
was held last evening In Red Men's
hall. West Washington str'eet. The
. degree team worked the Chief's De-
gree on s. class of candidates. A
large delegation from the local tribe
' will attend a meeting of the Associa- .
tion of Tribes of Foirtleld County.
Friday evening in Stamford.
Interesting facts brought out at
the meeting were about the Past
Sachem’s entertainment to be pre-
sented next month. and also con-
cerning the pinochle tournament
now in progress. Charles Stein-
wald's team is leading Angelo
Maruca's by 5,000 points. .
Albert Pohlman and William
‘ Miller attendedva visitation of the
Great Chiefs in New Haven Mon-
day evening. Mr. Pohlman gave a
short report of’the meeting.
Following the regular meeting or
the tribe a short meeting of the
House Committee has held.‘at which
time revision o} the clubrcom rules
was discussed.
4 Die in Waterbury
From Escaping Gas
Raymond Francis Bovine, 21. his
wife. Mrs. Florence Bovine, 19. and
two Infant children were asphyxinted
at their home in Waterbury early
yesterday morning by escaping gas
from the burner of a gas heater.
They were found late in the day
alter neighbors had detected the
odor of escaping gel.
T. J. Riordan’ 8 Car
Damaged in Westport
Thomas J. Riordan. of 94 Main
street. figured In. 'a slight accident
on the Post Road In Westport yes-
terday amnion. no collided with
a car drives by, George Ferris. ct
Greens Forms. Mr. mordsa’e- ine-
wheel was broken and the running
boom and stander on the right side
smashed. The matter was reported
to the Weetport police. blobody was
hurt and no arrests were made.
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wasammu. January It.—
Ubited Itetee Treasury let bai-
enoe at close ot busine- Jan.
It was euusnm '
Pensions-Council
‘ Installs Oillcers
The recently elected cilicers of
Poss-sue Council. no. im. Royal
Arcoauni were Installed into once at
Odd Fellows' Hell. south Main
strut. by Deputy, Grand Regent
Frank H. Riley and Grand Guide U.
hi. Robinson of Bridgeport. last eve-
ning. The new officers are:
Regent—George i-I.’ Webb.
Vice Regent—diam“ Webb.
Outer—William I". Hoyt.
Chaplain—Stephen Miller.
Guide—David Logan. i
‘ Treasurer—William H. Dieringer.
Collector-Herbert O. Pollard.
Secretory—George Richmond.
Peat Regent-‘4. B. Montgomery.
Warden-G. '0. Mo sth.
Sentry-Roy Bill.
At the close of the meeting the
member-sand guests enjoyed a sup-
per. The next meeting of the coun-
cil will be held on February 9th.
De‘Vala and Semen
In Court Tomorrow
Michael DoVsle and John Semen.
of Pascale. N. J.. who were arrested
early yesterday morning by state po-
lice train the Westport barracks and
charged ,with the Illegal transporo
tation of linuor, were released in
bonds of 8500 each last night. Mrs.
DsVais. come in Westport with the
bond money. Both men are sched-
uled to appear In the Town Court
Thursday morning to answer to the
charges.
rmNcmws RESIGNATION
is VERY MYSTERIOUS
Principal Orris S. Stoddard of the
Hawley High school in Newtown re-
fuses to. state the cause of his
resignation, following a. meeting of
the Newtown‘Board of Eihication.
The'resignatlon he‘s been present-
ed and accepted by the Board of
Education. It is thought to have
been presented because 0! the ac-
tion of the board in upholding Miss
Mary Read. a teacher. who was dis—
ciplined by Principal Stoddard.
BUB CO. WANTS TO RUN
ROUTE 'l‘OeWASHINGTON
According to a. Washington dis-
_.patch a. request has been made for
Information regarding the establish-
ment of a bus line between Washing-
ton and New tori: by the Royal
Parlor Coach company at Bridge-
port to the Public Utilities Commis-
The Bridgeport concern would not
give out any Information regarding
the establishment of the line.
PAPER mm m}!
Rev. Dr. Amedeo Pu‘iuts. pastor f
the Italian Baptist church. was fin
out ssegistreton' certidcate treat the
state board of health.
obtained by the state police.
raseiuts took an appeal.
sins of the District of Columbia. 2
\PRAO'I’ICING MEDICINE ‘_
MERIDEN. Jan. 27.-—(AP) The
, mo in the police court today on the ’5
charge of practicing medicine with-
Evidence was , ‘
Dr. ,V .
Romancem Between 'Gov-
ernor ’s Daughter
and President’s Son
filmed at'
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Jen as.—
Governor Jonathan Trumbull 0
Connecticut and Mrs. Trumbull
have accepted an invitation to
visit President and Mrs. Cool-
idge next week and will arrive
at the White House on Wednesday
and remain through the week-end.
Their visit will be loads on their way
to Florida. where the Governor will
spend a month of his first vacation
since assuming otfice more than a
year ago.
Although Governor. and Mrs.
Trumbull have met the Coolidges oi-
ficialiy. their acquaintance has been
accelerated by the warm friendship
which has sprung up between the
Trumbull's daughter. Miss Jean
Trumbull. and the President's son.
John. It began on the train which
took the Connecticut official party
to the inauguration of President
Coolidge last March. The Presi-
dent's son was a passenger on the
same car as Governor Trumbull and
when the Governor learned of his
the compartment occupied by him-
self and family.
Miss Trumbull Is a student at
Holyolte College and John Coolidge
is at Amherst. less than ten miles
distant. and calling has been easy
and natural for the Coolidge son
since the two met on the train.
Young .Ccolidge accepted an invi-
tation to spend the Easter vacation
last year as the guest of Gmornor
and Mrs. Trumbull. Dinners and
dances were given at the Trumbull
home in Plainville. Conn. that wank.
and the young couple accompanied
the Governor to several receptions
A. deluge or Invitations to social or-
falrs were received by thcm. but
they were able to accept but in“.
During his Easter \Isit 501mg
Coolidge spent a day with Governor
Trumbull at the State Capitol,
watching the dispatch 6f execuiiw
business. He has paid anoiher \‘lSII
since then to the Trumbull home.
presence be invited Mr. Coolidge toJ
2* Winter Shoes Built
Wintei" weather is the real
' weather. 2
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Bm;‘__j' ' ' Training.
'llinredsynigbt.
addrespes this message to the Fathers and Mothers inSo‘utIif
Norwalk who arereacludg a decision this week as to the,
.next educational step for a son or daughter whose future '3.
IL A more“ means so: much totIiem.
VisittlieMemlchassestlus week'lliesclioolwillbeopen
sturdily built styles we ’re featuring will defy any winter
test of shoe quality. and the
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court Bhorged with serious
.D. Rogers.
Norwalk Y.M.C. A.
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the many boys brought into the city
enses
He attributed this in many instances
to the lack of a. proper background
to start them right. He expressed
himself as heartily in favor of n
“Y" here and also pledged his sup-
port.
Dr. George W. Fawcett made in:
statement that there were more
venereal diseases among the boys of
this city today than in any other
city of its piss in the state. Lack
or proper play agencies was attri-
buted as one cause or this. He saw
an Immediate and pressing need for
a "Y" building in Norwalk.
Other spo'iiitcrs were Charles T
Dimond. George Woodward and
John M. Glover.
Those appointed to the steering
committee are: Ernest L. Sexton.
John M. Glover. C. Otis Fitch, Dr.
George W. F‘awcett. Judge Nehemiah
Candee. John Lund. Mrs. Clim‘im
Calvin Barton. James
Donnelly. Mrs. Alexander Rummler.
Douglas Nash and Jesse 'i‘. Dun-
bar.
Thll committee met immedinioly
after the general session, and de-
cided on the time and place of their
next gathering.
Those Present
Those present last evening were:
Harry Hedley Smith Ernest L. Sax-
ton. George Woodward. Fred A. Elis.
Jesse T. Dunbar. Charles '1‘. Di-
mond. James Wood. George Barnes.
John Lund. George Ingliam. Thomas
T. Tuttlo. Charles li. Hoyt. John D.
Slausora A. II. Sisson. Addison Aus-
tin, James Donnelly. Stephen Dckps,
Frederick H. Rowan, C. Otis Fitch.
Dr. George W. Fawcett. Judge Nehe-
miah Condos. John M. Glover. Mr
and Mrs. George F. Brits. Carlton
E. Underwood. who was named soc-
rctary: cit-Mayor Calvin Barton,
lt'rr. Charles D. Rogers. Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander I'tummlcr. Philly
Jakob. A'. Raymond Betta. Lawrence
K. Paul. James L. Case and Leigh
Dnnenberg.
WINTER COIIDS ARE DAN-
GERQUS .
The serious diseases that develop
from simple coughs or colds make
them dongoi'oua and they should not
be neglected. There is no better
remedy for quick relief from cough
and colds than Foley's Honey and
Tor Compound. "My grandchild
could get no relief whatever from a
vory‘bad croupy cough. until I gave
him Foley’s Honey and Tar." writes
Peter Landis. Meyersdale Pa Keep
a bottle on hand {or any emergency.
Sti‘llson. Powell Corp. ——Adv.
MERRIIL TRAINING cannot be the answer for every boy andfi-
girl he graduating it... .7... preparatory schools of Nor- ,2 2 ;.
walk. Merrill instruction, however, is the answer for every I _ 1
student wliose 'inture advancement depends npona thorough»
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TWIN AT AGE ()11 9
DIES IN FAlllFlELl)
Sarah Maria Seymour of Falrlleid
died there yesterday
morning. She
was one of the renowned twins who
on January ll celebrated their 93rd
birthday and were he
olilr-st living ,twlns
Mary Sophia Dowd 1
twin.
itcved to be the
In the nation.
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Yesterday .13 Gone - -_-. Today Is at Hand
We are glad, for today has brought with it
a new method of doing housework. A
method which has relieved the housewife
of the drudgery of washing and ironing by
.hand and sweeping with a broom as well
- as eliminating the muss caused by old fash-
ioned methods of cooking and refrigeration.
, e , e
. How Terrifying
Would be'the thought of returning to the
, old method of washing! Slow, burdensome,
health destroying, ageing, costly, tedious.
inefficient, fatiguing and extravagant.
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Norwalk Chronicler