pays ,‘Nerson ,, ._,
iamfly'ot Ory Hill road returned {last
n3htn£ier a two day mp by
toAlbanLKJE. 7 : ,
j _ done at a cost-of $20,090.
of. mm
Hill, who at men: is living at Vail
" ack’s Point. seaward; has: cancelled...
her passage to Europe for today her.
lans having been so changed that she
is to remain in the United States.
from first m8).
1: .a quarter cg a ’of the legislature, when, power could
“guild a Btu—root ,be given the city to, engage in such a
Mr. ll’heelervsaid he did not project. H's/assured his anflience- that
understand that the door: was to cost ,
any such sum, but about $15,009, and lion, but that it would remain ready
idedly in favor 0‘1“ 3.1:» for some time to come. .,
onus-rams ~ sans ’
favor of appmpriati
million dollars
SHIRT SALE
STILL cerium
TAKE ADVANTAGE
or THESE rations
AS FALL GOODS
CONTINUE HIGH.
; The staff of the local office or the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company propriaiing my sum
have been given a week's vacation lie-l
icause of. their exceptionally fine Work t
j during the season, leaving all other of- , local harbor.
.— (ces oi the size in “New England.
that he was dec
lMr. Ray‘of the South Norwalk Oys- ~Mahon and Mayor Donovan about the
er Farms, told of conditions of the
He said that as the‘
,company had plants at Milford and
New Haven there had been consider-E
able talk about moving to those
Whereas formerly schooners
. The new organ at the Hungarian
, ‘Reformed church arrived on Saturday
V: and workmen are expected to arrive
‘this week to set it up. The date of
' the dedication of the organ will be
announced later.
u‘vWIWM’I-md‘lvfl
Frederick Scam reported to the po-
‘lice that someone had forced a. win
,dow'at his factory in Day street and
ihad tampered with the safe there but
lthat nothing was missing. The attemp-
lied robbery took place late Sunday
Enight, according to the report.
used instead.
street which was
mans '
J 0seph Davis
85 Washington Street
scorn nonwnx.
ml les
Patrolman John Toothill reported at.
moon that a dog had been struck by!
headquarters yesterday after-
:m automobile on North Main :1
and badly injured.
automobile could not be learned
1 owners didn't ‘get
government
min the appro ,
F. McMahon said he would
or to speak In favor of the
andydock if it were to coat $250,000 as in:
illmated by the
.would be sorry that if. in order to Ob-l
Stephen Ncmeth. of Olljean slrccl. lain benefits agzroenting some $215,-
wns arraigned before Judge V’CSblle-Th 000 any Such sum had to be spent or
in the city court this morning charged appropriated by the Clly.
with the lion‘support of his wife and of the city
The cause was continued from least two million dollars if the wharf
day to day. as Nemeth and his wife were put
had seemingly patched their quarrels Dl‘ovcmcllts obtained.
gappropriate $20000 it would incre
lmy taxes about $9, and i am w
Charles A. and Percy \V. Mcad. who to pay $50 extra because I know of
placed their yacht Elsa in commission ‘the value to the city,"
last week. yesterday sailed the. crai‘ti
to her mooring off the Norwalk Yacht. know what sum would be needed to
This month will llc occupied be appropriated for the building of
dock and j!“ the. appropriation,
would be available '
Vwero built. or would the dock ll
~Jusl recoivcd a. large assortmt‘nl‘be conslmcled first. .
Mr, McMahon said it had boon esii
[mated that
._ _ _._.. lavailablc and Work would start
Company I. C. S. G.. hold a 511005»! (room-i1 would have to vote the (lock.l
mccllng the other evening. at which it. all the government
was decided that the company would assurance that
not tukmparf. in the inlluszrial and such a dock wlwn
civic carnival parade to in: hold on would become
Arrangements lll‘v being Would slart,
made for tho resumption of drills, and in mm
also for the week
during Augusl.
Douglas Fairbanks‘ in “The Molly-'not appe
cuddle." at the Palace, tonight,
Who drove the
v—Harris K: Gans. That's All.
harbor ‘im- ‘llc lilo matter then.
Mrs. (‘ora Coleman, colored. of 39 "If we were to
Pine street. came to police headquar-
‘lm‘s. yeslcrday morning at 10 o‘clock
and complained that her husband. Wil-
(fioleman, alias “'illie Jackson.
d struck her and had torn up her
arriaa‘e certificate following a fight.
him arrested how-
Thc couplewcre referred to
h-c Prosecuting lAttomey.
M. J. Riordan “said he mold like to:
v." didn’t want
in lilting the vessel for annual the
cruise in August.
"Tim Mollv— me lo .tt‘i‘l‘ullllou of the mayor, “Not‘a legal
m. the Palncn (oni’hl. 7 :md , .
‘ A . 10 So. Mam St.
'l'llc midweek service of the South
Episcopal (ll‘ll‘Cll _\\‘anlcd Was lllc
(‘lly would erect;
lllc :lpproprialiou‘
will be in (-llzll‘stn
llll'llllll‘l‘s of tho T. l“. x
1h“ loullel‘Slllp
The council would have "
the (lock. :tEI the board having
pioprialc the money
In case i! was not loaniblc to:
file money could. be
ily iron \lt‘y.
Mayor Donovan, during the course
dork matter said:
had 1101921". 1
‘srhj.’ (".‘l‘llilts‘
lllxilolious En :lllvml
H: :-'-.l to all, and sllcciul invitation is
vf‘. lr’) lilo lllmlllmrs {if the T. 2‘.
. since: this int-tiny. is peculiarly
at camp ill Ninnlicjio do was to up
W ibuild the dot-k
Many Norwzllk young folks :ll'c plau-.rel,ul'ncd to the c
him: to allcml Hll‘ dance to be hcldi
park tomorrow
lug under the auspices of the Norwallri
Tire baseball
tra will furnish themuslc and some
snappy dance music is promiscd from
this aggregation 0
Room Point of the. talk on the
that tho city
Speidel‘s orches- build any docks.
McMalwn's statement about the limo
are on tile work and
‘Norwalk was being
this matter llccause‘
had appropriations
Pt did not have, to appropriate
it was later pointed out
at these cities already had public
lllnr-c \Vrdnczzdn: evening. July
.. r-mm Poim Spridl-‘l's 8 piece or-
lixnit of three ye.
furtherisald. the?x
unjustly used in
other cities had
__ ._... . i high class mu-
ll, Levy, or 50 Tv'nler street. sent in * ’
o call for an olllccr yesterday morning.
—-Harrls & Guns.
to investigate
and fm'ml that, a. man named Olsen
livinr m ll) Kossulh street had pur—
('llrlb'flll a pair of shoes at time storc‘
dissatisfied with
low-m and Wanted his money back. Tllc
urn: was referred to a lawyer as the
“filler is a civil one.
‘an." nlonPy;
Thorn will he a meeting of all lllfi'th
tonight, and it is expected that the3
Main sneer boys will haven full ai~
ll‘ndi‘llce as the last minute plans for
lilo big carnival will be made and an
outline of the work of cach lncmber'
had become Made A Change In Her.
Mrs. L. Gibson. l2lll & Edie-0n St
La Junta, Com, writes: “My" kidney
were giving me a great deal of tr
for some time and I took Foley Kidney
Pills and they helped me rigll
They made such a change in
’ls‘oley Kidn
promptly relieve backache.
pains, sore, swollen or stir
They put the
bladder in sound healthy
STILLSON, POWELL CORPORATION
3 Slate
penance as yet is scheduled to come . l
before any of the Various firehouss. t away-‘Who
> me that attend night
937 Pills number of nights.
rheumatic for had been figure
t muscles allowance was
kidneys and which the
pupil if we carry out their wishes. We!
BATHING CAPS
35c and 65c
n-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
“Dance Wednesday evcninc. July
Roton Point Speidcl's 8 piece or-
, ‘sullso
Ernest Price of 4 Elizabeth street.
reported to the police that while driw
lug along North Main street at 8 0'-
clock this morning he struck James
Fuller of 93 Taylor avenue the latter
came out of Ann street and turned
north in front of Price's car.
bicycle. Fuller was riding was 3mm-
ed and Fuller received a few bruises:
and minor contusions.
was settled between Price and Fuller.
mum ».
sonic 2:89. coo
Special flapper including Soup 55!,
Sunday Full Gonna: Dinner 8h
13 North Main Street
11:30 to 1 a. m.
Rhone 2203
Vflogular lDl
The matter
an. moan m noun
room was :mvnn
MAKE All can
ALL MONEY
It is putting it in the ground,
THE RIGHT MEDIUilI FOR:
ITS enowrrn, that will tum" l
it from an acorn first into a.
lshoot, then into a shrub, then in- ~
to a tree to bear more W
and amount to
_ South Norwalkl
deposited in this bank
.. .. IM... .TrustCompauy
July 10th
will draw interest from
Ilse-this bank :to plant your
Savings with regularity and
added semi-an-
Tho trustees have 7 ordered
that. interest. at the rateof 4
per cent pier annum be credited
#to the depositors in the Saw-
ingnoportmant for the current
.six months. ending lune 30.
. 1920, payable on“ and one: My
Accounts from $1 to
$3,000 are cordially
welcomed.
‘ , the interest
nually grill in dueseason bear
the result of the Oak.
South NorWalk
Savings Bank
South ‘Norwalk. Conn.
1 Marathon echo: 1
July mar wan draw
frolthuly 13..
construct
Mayor Donovan suggested *
«matter go oVer untilthenext s'
Norwalk would not lose the appropria-
iRepeated clashes bet-ween ‘Mr. Mo.
miter of whether there was a three
year limit to the expenditure of
money or whether it was a six yea
limit, enlivened the proceedings ’0!
the morning, and proved just-stile
thing needed for an eye opener or a,
carrying 6.000 tons of shell could be .“pick me up.” .
used, the low water, and the fact that
often two or three hours would be or Estimate, said that he had yerto
.spent waiting 1‘Ol' the tide, made it 'lioar anyone, with the exception of the
expensive and schooners which could mayor, have anything to say. againsl
only carry 3,000 tons of shell ho to be ‘lhe
Property along W'ater .Even
W'illiam H. McMahon of the Board
dock and the appropriation.
" the city had no right to build
assessed for be-ithe decks, he was ixr favor of “taking
tween $30,000 and $40,000 could not a chance,” and if it was later to be
be sold because of lack of harbor fa- ,found, illegal why it could be Straight-l
Inasmuch as the property“ cued-out,“ things were continually‘
I, ‘ nor side- lbeing done contrary to the charter
{walks in that section of the city it ,and being gotten away with.
“Billy" Murray and his cohorts willg was» about time that something was-
furnish the atlratcion tonight at Ro- done for them. He added that neither’
ton Point, where they will provide the coal nor oyster industries would
music for light stepping in the dance , be the gainer from the wharf and had
hall of the Point. Murray says he has'no interest in it save as a means of.
a two weeks supply of fun ready to‘COmplying with the
spring tonight as rain hampered. hiquuirements so as to ob
He made a motion to the effect that‘;
a taxof one-hall? a mill be laid on the ‘go without some of our young péoplef
grand list of some twenty-eight mil-
lion dollars,
ahout $14,000 which money could be
expended by the council on the dock.‘
The motion was seconded by Mr. Rior— ?
dan amid considerable applause. ’
Instead of putting the motion to the ‘
question Mayor Donovan asked if
titers were ,any more people who
care to be heard on any matters.
This brought a protest from Mr.
,M’cMahon, who Said that the question
,should be put then, that no “secret
The asse“invessioris” should be resortodto and
increased at th
at as the business of the board was
,public at such meetings. Why not set-
Mayor Donovan
ignored Mr. McMahon’, however, and
had risen following .‘lchahon'sz
remarks.
lll'. sllcrcr said “it’s possible that i
may be able to enlighten you On the
matter or whether the City has a right
to build the Wharf or Hotel
“i presume that you think you can
give me a legal opinion." was the in—
Mr.
JODlnion,” Dr. Sllol'er replied, “Just a
lillle information." l
' “You run keep ii. i don’t want. it”?
said Mayor Donovan. “All right, suit
yourself," said Dr. Shcrcr, as he sat
down.
mayor. _ .i
Ho then decided that the questionl
on Mr. McMahon's motion was not to
be. put, at that time. _. . f
"l appeal from the decision of the.
chair." exclaimed Mr. Melllaaton. but
[all the sallsiacilon'lllat hc .bbtnlnedg
:was the reply. “You can't do it. I’m
the. only one to appeal to.”
ed a forcible protest against the "cut".
of game 540.000 in the bu 7’
,school committee. . ,, 1‘
"Vl'e voted for free‘téxt
the budget for 513.000
need.
to sheet th is
321m vote and wishes of the people.
I “The asked for appropriation of
.some 33,000 for night school purposes
-. has been cut by you to $2.000.
,demand that all or our children who
are between the ages of H and 16, and
have working certificates, must
school for
made for
state gives. us for each
asked for the sum of $4,300 forcxtra.
{ordinary expenses.
lX‘lr'e will need at least that amount
, for new tubes for our boilers for the
heating plants, Some of these plants
are at least as old as I am for I re
member them when'l went to school.
“The sanitary in Broad River school
should be abolished. There is no
.monoy provided for a new one. One
lexamillation of the ground at Bread
-1". River shows that this is no place for
in" school house. This land, a triangu-
lar strip was given for the purpose
of tile erection of a school, but it has
proven to be a “white elephant.”
"Tile matter (lithe salaries item lisl
perhaps the one we raise the most
protest on. ”We asked. for $198,010.00
for teachers‘ salaries. Instead you
aggnve as $146,000 and . a “B'onu‘s” or
ladllmlo, making $189,200 in all. The
theaohers want a, salary, not a' bonus,
I think you made a mistake when you
ithrilled this item and we
your right to do it." ‘
Dr. Tracey then turned to Mayor-
Donovan and asked him if he would
read what the charter had to say on
“the matter and when the latter said
nine Sfidnlflwd to was .he was well ac-
flnamjod'fiiith {he charter, the doctor
"of t
l.
he would read it for the benefit
hose who were unacquainted withf
lit, and did so. "
'SGCiion 170.
superintendent
who have
n cities and tin-ms, of rpplimnts, wll.
' when 1113:; ’lenrned of the salaries paid
her-e. turned down its. 3:.“
the l
1‘ pairs;
need for
,tllcre was a great demand for them
.l‘l‘on‘; the parents as well asirom the
359,11“an lo llr. Hollry C. Sherer, \vholpums' .
;f(llll)\'s'.“d and
‘wisllcd to know
‘icachcrs were
others. -
Lcrcasc of about $2100 a your had been _
made,
posed to the increase in salaries, bull
;that he thought that
creased too much and ozhcrs too lit-'
ltie bv the flat increase,
A discuss-ion than arose about the;
imattcr of the bonus.
Manon declaring that
. and that, it was evident ill-at the tn;
"I intend to," was lilo retort of 1110301: wanlcd the Board of Educatlor
gvlolatc lilo law. as the. charter. van.
its all:
You have given us but $3,990,?
.and this is not enough and liken you!
\make this cut you aré‘goingngamsl nos: of the/proming session except .
that it was brought to the attention" 3
of the board and the citizens‘preselnt
1 it?
The ‘chances of securing teachers for the_‘
”Gard of Education and the law=
738,788.
a certain,
The money asked;
You gave 1153500. 1.
question '
l
ed with applause. . ,
o: Senecls George V. Buchanan
poke of the lien": .43 z .
lad; of the llufilbé.‘i'. all Let-filer
left Norwaik {or cine
Jon, :1:
finally. of the. fact that oh‘er a
bonus to the teachers was regarded
as lifegal because the Board of Esti-
mate had no right to change the sala—
ries item of the budget and the school
"board was not authorized anywhere
to offer bonuses. . l
The night school matter, that of rB-'
textbooks and supplies and inn-l
ally the increases as could be made
under the board's appropriation for
salaries were all spoke of.
Mayor Donovan then
.
decried the
‘ lull new. , ..
Beall i'lemln'stond. .. o‘er-
” r .
died on Friday night at the horns of
Melville J. Riley. Pinw Toni ' ‘ he
remains: wen: l‘orn’ardul to 3.421143
Rock, .-'ll‘2-:ul=;~as. MW. . niece of
the deceased, accompanying them. on
Sulnday morning by Funeral Director
' Frederick H. Ganung. Funeral services
will be held at Mrs. 4Riley’s home in
Lille Rock today and the burial will
follow in Mt. Holly cemetery.
' . AndrowPavlovioh.
Andrew Pavlovich, aged 74. died.
yesterday afternoon, at the Norwalk
Hospital. alter a short illness. The
lfuneral will-be held at 9 o‘clock. on
:Thursday morning, from
St. . Mary‘s
present day education and ospeclall.v ‘cllurch. and interment will be in S’
that in Norwalk, saying that too much rrMary 5 cemetery.
attention was
to eat and to wear.
writers.
are?
and-ahave them taught
how to raise
which would produce‘crops and produce articles that will‘
be a benefit to all.”
The demand for these
studies. Superintendent Buchanan
said came from the. parents. and the
commercial
interested in manual training or
domestic science, every city of any
islzo taught these things and that
More, discussion along these lines
then Mr.
why some
not paid more
but why a general fiat
{c said illat he was not 0;)
John F.
it was
the mayor was so fond of (lililllil‘f
3am nothing about giving
honor". Citizens: would get an injunc-
tion to prevent this bonus from being
paid.
V’illiam H. Pit-Mellon, a
030
tion and that it solluld be
legal.
. "I serve notice now,” sfl'id John i“. if
supplies and there was a l'fiqnest in (erMahon as he sat down, “that I in—
tend to seek an injunction so that not
a dollar of this bonus shall he used."
This was practically all or the busi-
lhat the board was raining
local schools all to save - less than
thlte’eiienlhs of a mill taxes. the direct
being
This item was brought out by
salary out on the teachers
Charles E. Miller of the wheel board.
who said that such a small sum would ;
d very Closely and not make much difference on the tax,
the $4.50 bills and that it was a small thing for_
the city to refuse this sum.
Al noon the board adjourned until;
afternoon a? 2 o'clock. .
At the afternoon sessxou
Mr. McMahon against the
of an item in the Fourth district of
$18,000 for the maintenance of roads.
which he said really belonged in the
fifth district, as the city by the char-
ter, Section 113. specifically stated so.
A vote was taken on his motion that ‘
it be included in the fifth district and
was lost, as the vote was two and two.
McMahon and Riordan. voting for the:
’motionNoates and Malone against it;
.nnd Lee not voting; Hipson was not;
present. . _ .
The matter of the appropriation
for the purpoee of the public wharf
.cfamae up and considerable discussion
took place and when it was put to a
(vote,
McMahon, Riordan and Lee
voted in favor of the motion of Mr.
'McMahon at the morning session that
315.000 be appropriatedand that a tax
0i (mohair mill be laid on the grand
list. »
The cotewas lost‘because of the ab-
sence of Henry J. Hipson. Mr. Hing
son was in favor of the wharf and his
vote, added to the other three would
have madethe four votes necessary
to carry the motion.
sistantS, and the principals, teachers. tinned from Monday evening, J one 28.
limiters and secretary, appointed by
the Board of Education, shall be miscii
I by said board."
“By what authority does this board?
change the salaries. If you have a;
technical right you have no moral .Fourth name. taro: miscellanenufi. and
It has gotten so that Norwalk $8459.97 to-thé some department in tin;
0
Even now we have a local girl, born roads; $260 was appropriated to‘ the
», and raised in Norwalk. Educated inlnadmlnistrative Department for the
_our schools and desirous of teaching tservicing or the doctor appointed by
the State Board of Education. and
finally $1,856 was appropriated to
~me'et the money due the 22 members
‘ community to hang “ahead in name or the police department entitled to
‘ when such am of affairs mulls};
right.
pays less salary than adjoining towns.
_ here, but the little town of ‘Westport
‘ otters her more moire? than Norwalk
' can atom, to my.
“Neglect your roadster your “harbor
‘ .il’fyou must. but too Goals leakedonli men svh
neglectirom children. : a. good snow. had been
lag“ is their birthright and if in. the
its time for any
are units: such a WWW”
was taken up. .
The sum of $1174.36 was appropri-
oiled to the credit or the Fire Depart-
ment’s miscellanooixs account; $28.31 ’ ,
to the Highway Department in the
Fifth district for maintenance
book
council.
191845139. .
77 T
paid to commercial‘
work and not enough to‘the supply-
‘iug of farmers and others who Could‘
supply future generations with things
“There are too
many teachers here specializing and
not any teaching work “that could be
called essential,” he said. Calling at
tention to the item last year of $1,800
be said, “This was spent all for type-‘
Are we to live on typewrit-
Let the banks and other places.
special .
students was.
.great, He added that it was true that l
{the local schools were not trying to?
turn out farmers. but that the pupils:
were being given a general education.
He said that while the mayor wasn't
McMahon -
of lilo ;
than ;
izomc were in;
Mr» '
illit'tal *
a dollar .
member of ,
the board, said tho: yesterday's meet’
., 7 {ing was the. only ‘
hr. “'illiam J, Tracey appeared ncrt portltion counsel had not been present:
im- the Board of Education final enter. gio advise as to the legality of lire (lugs- l
' in who; ,
of theisllould say whether or no: it was il—l,
when the cor»:
:he only;
excitement arose over the protestoi‘;
incluszon ,
Coates and
:Malone voted against the matter.
The regular meeting adjourned af— ‘
, Hey the previous actions of the board
The 331M595 0C 1‘31?de been gone over and ratified and
or schools and his as- the addourned special meeting, con-
”? as provided by); vote of the
This was the money due the.
on” their pay was raised and
carried over the year of
.—.——..-—_...
Mrs. Dominica Fire.
Mrs. Dominica Fire. wife of Stephen
Firo, died, this morning. at her home
in .Walter avenue, Norwalk._ Besides
her husband. she is survived by six
children—Mrs. Anna De Mom, Amita
Filto. Eycnia De Peter. Florin Co Ve-
nia, George Firo and» Rorence Firo.
The funeral will be *‘held Thursday
morning at 9:30. from her late home.
and at 10 o‘clock. from St. Mary":
church. ' iEstella:
Haws cemetery.
t windmill-77
Susan Mike.
seventeen monthn‘
daughter of John and Catherine ‘
yesterday. at the home of
parents. 15 South avenue,
a; services will he held this attain .-
cl 3 o’clock. and the burial will be
Norwalk cemetery. -'
{Susan lldilm.
Funeral of Letter Hyatt.
, The final arrangements for the .
oral of Lester Hyatt ‘were comp
The services will
hold on V‘l'exincsdrly afternoon. at
late home, with the Rev. James
officiating. Directors
the Norwnlk Savings Bank, Non ..
Club. Fairfield County National '
and Grace church vestry will act "
pallbearers of honor.
be in Riverside cemetery.
this morning.
«lat: ai'iernoon by
the non-s
Hunt and this
ing was placed under bonds of
by Judge Yosbul'gh to conil'Lbule a i.
ed sum inwards his wife's sum-ort
also the support of his children.
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