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. Ameetingottbetibmmlaittee'
'0! East him-wall: will be held Friday
morning at Community hall. .
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Directors of the East Not-walk Im- ' *4,
movement annotation are holding a . ‘
meeting this afternoon at Community Six murder cases and one case in
“I. ,._,‘._. Vat" which a charge. of criminal negligence
1'"- ' which resulted in the death of an 18-
-——Notice—'l‘e1e hone Med 851-2. year-old boy is made will probably
Abe Cohen. i3? {I’Vuhington at. Mt COlne bequ the Decenlilel- term of the
Store. South No k' 0"“ criminal superior court- which conven—
Work will be resumed at the Pope— cs in Bridgeport four weeks from to-
Davia Hot company Seaview BVenae day under {Judge Hinman ot‘ the Sn.
as soon as leaks in the boiler equip- perior cour .
ment are repaired. ‘
Community board which was a“ 08- night .is'the most recent case and it
ed to have been held last nightplzvas solved Will go before a grand jury if!
The murder of Arthur V.' Donahue:
a reporter for a New York newspaperlbor for humanity and to be able
The meeting of the Young Men's who was shot in Newtown. Saturday-feel)! trig:
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Continued from first page
port raw material 11-39 of duty to de- en of injury. to farmers.
crease cost. then the must will be
the ilrst to help organise nation wide
“We have searched faithfully to find
selling organisations which shall it M failed to and “' We have
the price or farm products.
for a fair show, but all our enorts
l n
”there is no threat in this: welh“° met with ‘ like “‘9‘
fense to freserve our agriculture.
"This oo'n'dition is repugnant to us farms in seven states—New York.
all. We desire no class regulationsjl’ennsylvania. Ohio. lilinois. indiana.
We desire to la.‘Michigan and we“ Virgnia—and he Hn \‘oyemher 19 (he sultr- depart—
to charted that the attitude of the men ment of Americanization in ro—operm
earth fertile. .lw‘" bfingfln legislative halls and government "on with the Manul‘uMl-vrs' Associa-
ils harvesg sumcient to'departlnents was responsible
or class divisions;
feed the increasing millions of our-“WEe degree {or this condition.
postponed until ant Tuesday night. the close of th? term. together “'llh 'peop]9_
At Community hall—this afternoon a body was found in the 'home of Ed-
card party was held under the 3113— ward J. McGovern at 1N0. 59 (‘herry
ment association._ Mrs. E. B. Smith cm is now under 'nrrest and being-
was in 1.“:er of arrangements. grilled by the police In connection
’ Wlth the murder.
Ethel M. Nott. Elwood ll, \Viillv
DARIEN and John S. Johnston all of this city;
who were indicted by :1 grand mm“ at
the September term of the court on
Dr, F' A‘ Haugi‘lney 0f Noroton has ('hzll‘g‘t-s of Yil‘st degree llllll‘ill‘l', proh—
opened a dental office at 54 Atlantic ably will he tried during the coming
street. Stamford. Before coming to session as will ‘Joseph Mullvino .nr
Stamford. Dr. Hallglllle)’ was connect- Bridge-port. Charged with the lll|li‘lli‘l‘
9d With the dental clinc of the city of of Frank lllllotti and Frank Lulu-HI.
Bridgeport, lwlln. ii is alleged. llllll'tli'l‘i'll l-‘l-llnk
llnllo m‘ T-‘uirfio-lll lust your.
ThOmES Keane. of Ntll‘DtOll avenue-J Joseph li-‘nul‘. :1 llhul‘lll'l‘ :ll Nn 1
was arrested yesterday by 'l‘ratiic 01> Ell-lllwn (-llllrt. (‘llul‘g‘t'll with mural-r—
ficer Deniel Hit-key. for intoxication. ing Andrew l’l‘(‘\‘ll:i or tln- same ml-
The charge was "Oiled this morning «in-5s by beating him over ll‘u- lull-1
Upon the payment 01' a fine of $5, v~‘\\'llil :l hummer \vllill hr sla-pl “Ill iw:
Stamford Advocate. ' ,url-zliznml 1wl‘nl'o- 11w glllllcl jury :llsn
‘ ‘-V il‘ul' inllli‘lllll‘ni. it is t~\ln~(*tlll.
R053” Plillllit‘lllt. 01' Noroiun “'35“ ll"(‘l:il’l‘ll ll_\' ('(ll‘l‘lll‘l‘ .l. .1. i‘lu-llln M
lined $23 i‘ll(l the routs or prosecution llmv- 1m n (‘l’lllllllillh' curl-1v»- “ili‘ll ll--,
lor assaulting Mary Sllerrette nl‘ Pat-fir lmmtml u lumlwl gun at Willnuui
firm”. The wo'l‘all llad reasons to Knapp. 18 Hull‘s 0M. zls llu~ llllii'l' mm
believe that Pillllllella's son, who in his pool and lunch room. Antonio"
came from Hill} several weeks agu, Mort-lo. 32 years old. has bm-n hmm-i
blCUglll with his game goods sent in H\w-r l.) llu- Sllpt'l‘lnr court.
this (‘oulllry mr her by her lllUllii‘l‘.
__ fin...“ -w
“'Ilnn Slit} Ei\l\'etl l’immclla about it. RE£‘O)[MENDS 10
_\'e.-"elt’.:‘}‘. nn l‘alml street. he till'ezlt-‘ ,
rmul her \i'll;‘ '2 shovel with which Ill-5’ A‘IILIJ TiAX T0 1
was working. lie also scratched hm“ REI)LTCE [)1‘IfiT
thl'uut. . The accused. dr:i..}£"l tlle' _‘
v‘halzzes, He wzl< taken in custody 1)va
that of Mrs. Mary Lapoczka. whose'
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om. . ,- Jun“... wahs, 1“. mad I”, : (manned from Page One) §
fine.» Ntulllfillll .ithtwum. : _. . l
. slates 11ml on .lnnll‘l'y l. 1921. he “’1”
Illn illle in ill!" silllmml uf till: bonded.
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117/125] ()j‘f «lly 'lt'lil nl $1.03?” whH-ll will .hl'ih'.‘
lll.- llziltllltn‘ m‘ Squirmln 1?. ini’llllilliodt
_ ubmsn, This. be 9.1.“, is its low as.
(l, ll. Keilugl: has been quilt- ill :1: ‘1ill'\' (ll) in llll’ Mule. _ ‘ .
his llHlllt‘ in llllll-lnst mom“; i ’l'll.- ml; lwnml l’l-mh :u l“”0\\5-
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l‘lu ill \.-lu..lk. l‘nllll
Mr. iillil MKS Horace llllrlblltl. huh»i
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1 iv H“ “lili .1 :l'lul nihli ul sllllsl.l.-.g
Mrs. \\'l‘lll'zlnl M. Nichols has ll-lt'mm ”Mi “1' Mel HHH'IJ“ lgllllll‘lffi;
- - n l -' .. ‘. .. ._.'|‘l'::l.slll~r 1.; [in I'll) u: . ul'wu n.
innn lu slum! mu “Hill! in («him l-‘hmw H' H“ m h m __ U... Mm”:
“M, {W} ..‘l': m! ju‘sllluta l‘lmlrl ll}. :lll..« ll
f‘ ..l :.l.l:v 'llllllF. I~l|lil“ill,1( lllt‘ [it"ll‘1‘4l
Ml -‘ """I'h‘l \\ ”>011 0f \\l‘.\‘t Ol‘unlfl‘. hm? 1119 ms- ll‘ll lll.‘ u: (lav ["01lllll um!”
N J" ”HIM lllv “““k 0nd at he" h‘”“"ll’l1lll 'l‘;l\l;;‘.- l‘l li'il'lS. far I‘m " ‘1‘ l
h‘"'"- llllnllllu. .\:x::l:>’l ill. inf-i. ll \xxll M ,
tit-I'll Hull :lllllv :l l:lrl.:»- llllllilllll nli
' " ‘ -! ‘ ~ n - 4' ' .|,Ililllli'\ luls lmrl! ilzrmnl Luck in llwl
.\«l.llq .tl man... will hold its allnllu.;‘.n). TWHS'HIL .l.,.m,‘k,. m m“ hit all
elm-Hun nf Uilii't’l‘s Friday evening.
- lllzlllkz~ («Lulu-ruling “llh illl I‘l'\
.\rl\'l~nlbe.l 12. i
j’l'n-nsuro-r ll Illls inn-n possibil- iv) rill”
‘ i$.Z.li.\':-‘..lli «luring lhil past 3141‘ mu m
Miss Alli" Mt‘l‘wlll. 0f nodding. it"s-tweet ml Inglilk lln-plmlts. 'l‘llu- hand-«l
visiting Mrs. John “’l’lliums at her Ly ;.l.-l.l m lilt mm at llu- pn-swnl llmv- 18
- . 77min!” Hn .llilllliil‘) l. lit‘ll. 1 will
(ills I’ldlli home. . Us... Hm.» ll. p:l\ slu-v.nm- of Hm: vii-hi.
- ~ . \‘o’.|l “Hi lulu :- ll.ll:llli'1- uf 567m-
M’SS Alida Hall. Of I\urwalk. ‘l‘ustl‘m‘ux. (ll' 3‘33 In I‘ ll‘ll ul ill" alum! llr-‘l
been a guest at Miss Helen Bridd nl “.l 53.1.1445. Tum. l ln‘-l‘u-\-.-. is us
PVTWDFC‘ fill‘C‘i". Sin“ .13 all) city in tho thlv.
OBIT - . l l'o'l‘fiilllull). llll\\t'\l‘l‘, l “'Ulllll li‘\ul
... -— u il-ll»lnlll lax, 1w lulu] ill illis time. .lmi
.‘ll's “’ildman Adams and family 0r'l'lll‘llll-l' l'mlucv tlln- «ll-ill, its Nun-lull:
' ' ed ‘ .' ' “‘1‘, in T I‘lllnl‘lr
HillSldo street attend‘ theJuneral of! ::::lmll\onllllls.‘ (:ll:‘li¥";:flllllll{ [\‘lf’l‘y.lllll(‘ll u‘n‘
her brother George b Smlth, "1 N0" [llt‘l‘ pur. \Vhilt- this would he a hurli-
wulk. Wednesday. interment was inzsmp. Hi im- present lime. it woulli he
Norm-Id cemetery. ull‘xrl lv)‘ it l'ulnrr rmlm-tlon in illu'h’.
.. ilvslu-rlfully submitted. >
A lame. number enjoyed the. recep- ”Him.” 1;"135‘jfibltsli-r
lion given to Remand Mrs. Lewis _ _.”-_' “ ‘
Harris, in the town hall, Thursday “Pr" TAKING llls'rlut'r.
evening. Mr. Harris has recently be- n.1,“...
come pastor of the Norfield Congre- Cash balance from year
gational church. ending August 31. l9l9.. 39,951.61
Huck lust-s .............. 4:12.43
' n - '.. Taxes due April 1. 1914. . . Z.) .06
“APPROPRIATI' SASHA 'l‘nxt-s illli' April 1. mm. .. 1,032.3};
. Q Taxes due April 1. 1916. . . 1.4 .
Mange Battery Monomer In“ N" Taxes due Feb. l. 1917. . . . 2.216.122
N‘j‘qni ' M 'l‘axes due Jan. 1. I918. . .. 5.646.":
“It’s funny how NW owners Fa" .Tnxes due llec. 1. 1918. . .. 18,401.20
their storage batteries names when Taxes due Nov. 1. 1919. . . . 236,565.25
they fail to perforln the duties [or I:t-rsolllll taxes .......... 3.198.00
which they were intended." said Mr. I; or‘porution 'm'x‘ ......... 32.93.32
Benim‘m manager °f ”W "mt-O- 1133332 iii»? intact" ' rinks»
Ll" Serv‘" “W“ a‘ S‘nmwm "f‘ Rent of Town Hall ..... ' f 1:39t.00
cently. Nine times out of ten it ls‘lncome from Charity De-
the owner who should be called names partment ........... . . 3-6.25833
for not giving his battery proper at- .Hisbvschool tuition from
tentlon. l other towns . . . . . . . . 5.251235
"Be that as it may. the storage bat- Llcense fees ............. 408.15
tery is one of the most inappropriate: egg: ogegeig‘ggn‘sfifis;
hv named pans of the. car. Contrary "mm", by State. of
t“ “‘9 generally accepted opinion. it Connecticut . . .. .. . . . . 1,320.85
doesn't store electricity. It generates‘Miscellaneous income from
current through the chemical action' Street Dept .......... . . 237.49“
of . sulphuric acid solution on the Income from City court. .. 8,452.8!
lead plates. Miscellaneous “income . . . . «€44.93
1.... m. m... ... m... m #3:: 12:23:21.- - - - .. all-22
battery be charged with electricity be- ‘3 ' ‘ """ ' '
fore it will give out electricity? Slm- “02,733.14
ply this. the passing of an electric cur- Dish-memos. ,
rent through the battery is necessary Administrative Dept ...... $131,450.96
to put the plates and electrotype in City Hall Dept ........... 4,826.29
the proper chemical condition for the Town Clerk Dept. ..... . . . 2.881.?5
producth of electricity. This is grinlttg'xnffip“ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' £1333:
what charging does—changes the lead ”fir“, befin‘ ' ‘ """ " ‘ ' ' 29‘553277
”Mute 1“ the new"! PM“ into school Dept.'.'.'.'.'.'.2 I I I I I: 186092.85
spongy lead and the lead sulphate in Street Dept .............. . 222432.39
the positive plates into lead peroxide. :Ailowance to Fourth dis-
In these operations acid is formed and ‘ irict . . . .. ....... . . . . 3.000.01'l
goes back into the electrolyte. . ‘
“That is the action stated in its sim~ . ’382‘46"23
pleat form. Discharging results in the‘ -)
reverse amon- You don't rm me hat-l lil:?..’l‘.‘:....;.;.l.1.".'.'.'.'.::::’§3§:Z§§:§3
tel-y with electricity and use it until”
its gone; you treat its chemicals1
with electricity so that it will produce
electricity. V‘
‘The English call a storage battery an!
accumulator. but that's no improve- C3311 balance from year
. n ' '
ment for it doesn‘t accumulate any Baikdl'fipfiugum 31' 19) 9” ‘14'995“7
Balance sent. 1. 1920.... $20,273.91
Porn'rll 1“):le msmlcr.
a.
. .............. Z .
more than] it stores. The scientific.’1‘axes due April 1. '1914. . . . 23:22
term 18 ‘secondary eell.‘ but as it isn’t Taxes due April 1: 1915- .. ' (18-38
at all descriptive. it is never likely to Taxes ““9 APT“ 1- 1916~ ~ - 499-73
become popular. So I reckon f'stovs Taxes due Feb. I. 1917. 660.99 ’
age batteries‘ will continue to supply Taves due Jun. 1. 1918. . . . 1,734.65-
starts and lights for automobiles fi‘axes due Dec. 1‘ 1918'”: -"‘3°‘7°
whether that name is accurate or not." Tm due No" I" ”‘9‘” ‘ ”£71539:
atessments ........... . . £102.37
. M rest on taxes ....... . 729. 7
00301010]! COUGBLIN DEAD. Interest on bank"ba.lances.. 943.37
. . Hisoeiiane‘ooe- income . '. 838.75
s-ullueom). Nov, 9.—1‘hon'las F. "°"‘“°° "M" “m1 “‘9‘ '
Conchhn. who began as a water boy trict . . . . ... ......... . . 8390.00
on the ew Haven road. and for a ' ' “—
$103,396.92
. - . . ‘”.834.73
Dept. . . . . . 24.525.37
Dept. . . . . §§"6\,5
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‘ Moms. 1mm m 5
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it is no small task. however.§
and it can only be safely done by a. State of aifalrg will continue,
proper appreciation of this task by clared.
“So long as we remain passive this
, _ .our urban population." l Concerning taxation, he said:
nices of the East Norwalk ImproV9_ slrt‘et. Wednesday mormng. )chov-l
lull
taxotonsnsreeaton had in
id
[‘30 or 8811ch and many laws and ""Another “my erroneous idea."
"'— ruiinxs by the government have prov- he W00”! the one of a heavy.°mw|l, eastward to mm”. 8. Law.
Mr. Lowell rejoiced thslt labor has. "There is but one equitable form of H... mm.» Humor... and w“. .,.. l...
'l'aie of wage. but added:
Mm...“ -...._....-......._w-. .- ... .. -.—.... _... .. .
And no_orie could
tell the difference!
This test of direct compari-
son was made byAnna Case.
world-famous soprano. be-
fore 2500 people. at Car-
negie Hall, New York City.
on March 10, 1920. See
the three diagram sketches
below: _‘ M" . .
first— . . i. .. ,’
Miss Case stood be“ e the 9’
New Edison and sang. j;
Suddenlr- J. -:’
the lights went out. but Miss
Case's voicewcntamoothlyon.
Then” ’
the lights went on again. Miss
Case was gone. The audience
gasped with surprise to find
that her voice had been com-
ing from the New Edison.
mmummm
at Can-gt. Hall, M
,been able to secure a much higheritaxation and that is, when every form from ,0 m 1.3- .L m” in", {mm 1 mum
”We little of wealth pays lts‘iust proportilm 0’ 4:30 p. m. The morning will he prim-n
,cxpected they‘would turn and demandiaxes. There is no tax more just than up 10 sele-f‘lfld srwukvrs. 'l‘hv al‘lrr.
cheaper food from us without first as- , an income tax, for it is never a charge noon “-m l... .1. \'0'l\d ”ml-.113» m opv‘
certaining the cost of production, andl against any one who has
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itdiddlhonfluehmebah-s
m at 'RalNew
Y ‘ ° kins mm.
mew ItwlbhonSsp-
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7"
not
the discussion from thv floor. Fair.
hasten”, No, my
CRUISER CLEVELAND A
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M mm mm- r w‘ [“(5ll‘d ‘ - -\nv $4
might and probably Thursday; much the now“ or"
mdthm-m'm W ‘-»
would be disastrous to agriculture. he winds.’ The area of low
.tax on all ibimproved 1:113. hOldllIfi: m VIIIO’. It Sign.“ ..
for if this '“ done an 97 '9 el weather in t eastern mr‘zfil'l'lx \
°r "m w was «we .. m u... ., ...... .. m m... n... ... ..
such a tax (Will the intent). it ma.
would cause/Ge d‘eptrecisgionfoftfg: in the western and clergy inntlbe ezsl- ‘ "ml“... ”m \L” ‘
lands fifty per can . rom 6 no em districts a“! morn 8. ere ‘8. . ,,. . ‘
will have been driven to it in self-dew Hr. Louvell said the recefllt £60333: there is more improved land than men . decided “I" in temporature 12..., .-,. I. .l', d H”. \U” I
l owed a net decrease o . .0 work it now." been _ ‘ ,
_ ,n . l'di‘
, sung north'est m MM” Mn”: 3‘"? mummy...
pmure in lhl- ll'illl V '1 n “W"r‘ !\ g“
. .. ‘y . ..
- which was neural yesterday morning my NM} I» “who saw” W0
the me ratio. has moved ra‘llay, . H, n... “‘14“.
generally ax .mn
l'lll l‘ l ,
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_.with ‘ noun." Every 0W [my
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alts-tilt.
Get. 0mg“
Siythewad,-—-aluwe1lsavean
‘oaiciu
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Pleasant weather prevails
one whining:
@deyg
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during the last twenty-four hgrrs ill m. MW , ‘ K
. . . . . the northern and western striets. 1",.“ ‘
(“hmkhsch ls HARTFORD Freezing temperatures extend as far 13., «m...
south an Oklahoma. The lowest tem- mum... , ‘ _
Del-stare r_e rted was six degrees b0 I,“ H h..._
t a. . 'low zero atfi’hite River, Canada. 1...... m, . , e
9 tion of Connecticut._ will hold all m-’ l ”H” _ .
dustriai and educational conference on (VX‘KRAN BEATS fill-ANDLI-Iss. Imm- m. ‘1
d ‘he co-operation of those interests in! SAN FRANUTRC(7. .an. lile‘Vulk :ml'lli :l. t
be e- Americanization work. ’pr l‘oekrnn. of San pmnllnnu. 1.»le; m” I”. ‘
' The conference will he hvld in ”1" night. defeated HarldhNth-\lldlwx's.‘\ni g . [W ‘
. ‘ ~- nt; t'u-s in Chicago. 4M) to 72. in t 1- nllllmlu .3. , V,. ‘
ha” 0' the hon“ of "pug” ‘ I 'itllm llilliurd tourmlmvnl. l‘or't g“ H ~ :
ll run out ill thirteen llll‘llllE‘H. Hlsl'dll 1‘
hifl'll runs “0-H 48 :«lld 1‘3 ylnlnls, ism”. . i
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