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......ond GeOrge’ s Note fl Schoo
s Favorably ReceiVed
DHADIADQDA 14 NEW ADID
SEASDN ENDS INSPECTION
:3
THREE CENTS
mil' d tem perature.
4
1 Attendance
reaking afiecord
EDRMER WIEE I
4,700 Pupils in Norwalk
AND IAWYER
I- I'I‘IIBLISHED 1870 FRIDAY, SEPT. 9, 1921
Ariel; Newspapers See
D001? Opened Much Wider Public Schools Todayf
Arrangements Made by Superintendent Buchan-
l'lIe l .3. m of the Emrummr: Celts Rid of Embar—
I'lr'siiig (Iciiditmuc :1. u (i Limit “diets ‘W‘hich an to Secure an xtra Room at St. Joseph’s
to Secure Another ..
School —— Necessary
Would Have Fe ficted Luau ssim. Says the
Teacher, W’hose Salary \ 7 ill Be Paid
PLACES SEI UP ARE IIIIIED
IN NDRWAIII
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lirecman ’5; Juzulr.i,l«—I.le S elem and lot--
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‘ O O O t. l I . (I .
if“ _ o ’ H l H. H “ Mf-ozwl 15m pom? nit-:21: l'I, iu!’ .I r ‘1‘ .1. v . ictt said he.
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t ‘ ‘1 ‘ H. .‘. (Continued on Page Two) a: I. . '>:-i l: on 0: her failure to keep
‘1 111'.:3~ fIIl‘tltr'tILII'Iivr “iii uppo;';tl:1€*‘..~1Willi him.
.' quor
Agents in
Valued a I. $30,008
and Drugs VS’orIfih $75,000
Seized on Board the (Ire-ck
Steamship King
I.l}\’\’
’ .‘ l":-
Alexander
YORK. Sol-t. 9.-—-1‘\1‘II’~.I' a i'unl
III-4'11. pi'v'lhlhltini and narcotic
,‘"|ll.q, on the Greek stcuiimhip King
III
II/ pl’l
EolI-f
IIkI~n
I.(lt" n
~x..Iii-lI-r
Iw'niln-n; of the
in which Suvt'll
crow were wounded
tol shots, Frank J. Fitzpatrick.
nmieotlc omccr hero, who had
pull in the raid. commlltwd sui-
t a nearby dock, uccoxding to
todu y,
t
I poll 10 report.
'l‘h "
0f I'lrnv-st L.
l'lnl'm-r'mncnt Agent
The agents marched thn Slfllgol
oughly, thI-
hclow
pmlol
"Rt-n1:
wlir-n
wound
lhr-ir I
Mr
I» ~I-Ii
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paid
lSI'
dirt-(“lion
l"(2III-i.'ll
York.
lll()l"
grow llr-I-ilip; llI-lmi- thI-m
'l‘hI-ic w-uu iiIt--ImittI-nt
shah: from both ('Hw :IIIII
i at: the Search piiii;II-:I:u-.Il :IIIII
thI- lmllII- sulmidI-d. llll‘("t of tho
I'll lilon wI-rn found lying in
Mink...
laugh-y .mhl HI.“ 3300 h:ul just
by on» of 11.1: 1l(l\illl('l‘
filul port of ll” (‘I)iilv;IIi.lIiII
tll'll\'l'l"tl whim lhc (:iI-W'H
I‘m; WI‘I" ni'oimud
lliI- isiicl. ('III-“l'
111k l-‘il'n'mliivk,
S’I'llll". who hit
lll" lH'flllllHIlOiI
III-ml in .'i int-'Iiliy
'l'ln'lr“ WI'II' IA.) IIHIII-i
llv"‘l‘.
‘l' ‘Ill'l ll
was uno'lur tho
Langley. Chief
lll III-w
ralIl
Il(‘I‘k::.
IQAI'I'UIII‘ ()fli-
of tho InII-r-
,IIIIIIinhl-II lIII'
“guilt-4
lIrJiy
am
with
V.
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«Continued on Pogo Eight)
NI
2131111 BARR
AIRINE I’ DIARIES
TD HDHNTI
(:‘hI-I'kga amounting to $46.0 ML'IU
worn [6-(‘l'iV\'(l by the. Count) (,'I)l’llllll.\i-
sioucrs this morning from ’mcIis ll.
Holcomb. i'cIfr-ivnr of H-v Shelton
bank. This man y iI-yIIIIIv-IIIH the
”mount. tln- (‘nllllilln-IIIJ'IV of Fair-
ln'lIl ('(lunly h.III o' -lI-1.o.il in tho
iunl: I'll thI- lllllt" 11 c1» .:-II 11.1 doors Ill
JIInuiry It also i'I-5.II-.~iits the
amount on two [DI‘I"‘v4“Il checks
wliit'h the county h Id t.) nmkr- good.
Ht-l'cl VIel‘
tlII- Chm-ks yesterday 11151 as he told.
Judge Kt'llogg in Supr-iior court rc—
-vnlly when he made his; final aC<
Iiuuting.
lIvor since the bank closed its
1mm tho- counly commissioners have
«In-II that. the amount of money
IIIIII-Il rm dl'pOSll at the bank by
11. Ill wmhl he lost, but when the
-lI-:I 1:... .urlw-d this morning there
V-'.t
U "011$;de Smash
HUM.) 1:, Scotland, Sept. S.—For
thud l-GllI‘Ff'S‘SlVG night a. mob ol.’
'3' 'HII-l ., 'll engaged in window
' 'JIIHI: 'l'hI- (-ntire police force and
‘ "”2 If .il“""l."ll constables had duh
”In m n ‘H'IUII‘AR‘ the mob, but small
“'1” '- -'~n'I-IvII-r'l the campaigc oI' de~
ulu ii In
":H '4 . shop window in some
Mn 1.. .-. I' lvfl untouched. The
2“"?- IIIIIIIIIIII to many thousand
I'll! .
Holcomb nuIIlId out all
'lll‘l'I-i'lilll feeling.
Windows in Dundee
Pistol Battle.
11133 1311111131 11121111?
DI HARRIS. IDPER
Popular Teacher Wed in
Trinity Church to Dover
Plain, N. Y., Business Man
’l‘l'e ma'riugc of Miss Blilrion
ligglvstonGodfrey. of this city. to
IlIaH'S ShI-rmu." Lopcr. of Dow-r Plum,
N. Y.. wus smomniml M'stcrIluy utter-
i'oor, {it two o‘clock. in Trinity church.
’I'I‘II- (‘-'l‘('.’lIO.’h\’ was pl'rr'ormI-II by In"
Hot. ('ii:lr”:':vl‘. S. Lewis. rector m'
'i'riuily. The Iirllw was gin-:1 111511.
In II~:' hither. arr} tllt' 51.".ng [th3'
service was USI-Il. Previous to. 11.4
IIIlv'irizr tlw (W'rernonv. I'IIIszi'I J. Sims
U'L’I' 1.49. I‘I'i‘Idé'rvIl :1 program of 1p.
lH‘IHH In"- I-r'wlul music.
(Continued on Page Eight)
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(Coutlmied— on Page Seven)
HDEHHRUS DAY
IN RE. RESERVED
lmli I‘o'w-sters or Ann-No.1
Sons of INI'y Organizations
mmtinr; last evening, and
laid phl's 1‘0“ t‘rw COI'LImIIIis I'lnv (min-
‘limtior‘. or» \‘v'e-IIVII-s.l;i._\-, ()ftobcr 12th.
The following Grimm's w‘ore elected:
(‘hnirn'rv' l:'_sl‘f:!_v'o DeMurtino
VIP"-CllillTI'l‘lll'l—-:l“l.’lnk Macaluso.
Sew (*‘l'l#\1lflla€'l Gal b0.
'1‘ 10:1 :-4 “or" Iohn .\l lisuno.
’lhere will be .1 Eng parade In the
riftI-rroon fo'lowed by a hand COU"“ll
early in the evening and a. dance- latex
on. ‘
'i‘lrc ~
and thr-
l.I III a joint.
IL".
Darien Political
Pol: Is Boiling
The political pot In Daricn is at
fever hoot today arid emissaries of the
present First Selectman John Selleck
and Grand Juror William H. Wilmott
are busily engaged in lining up their
friends to avoid their equips going in-
to the discard at the Republican
caucus to be held in the'Center school
this evening. Predictions are that
G-and Juror Wilmett'will not succeed
at the caucus. Some' of the women
friends of Mr..’Selleck. however. are
out to secure his re-nomlnatlon.
Neither of these men have the back-
ing- of the town committee and may
fall in their ambitions to be placeds l1
M Iny arrests were made.
BEING HEARD
\‘.'.\f~'lll.\'(‘.'l"(l\'. Frill. 9.—vll£l\‘ll':L"
heard SI “tic :j'lr. \lcllmi' H‘I: Ollllllt‘lltl-
'itions for fuithcr tax rc.isim.s, thI‘
Senate Finance committee was ready
today to consider actual changes in
the House bill as well as lirond poll.
Cles of taxation. Chairman PI"l::'Ii<=I'
hoped to have the bill rompit'lvu 1'1 1
little more than :1‘ S-Iml'. so 12m 11
milzlit be ready for 1h!- Serui‘v n".
Congrcss l'l'f‘Oll\"2.v.~‘ l:llo' thi':
'I‘Iitrro (l \I~i'j~' l'i‘m'
5'(-stt-T'II.IS' FIw'iI-mr)‘
unidizi':
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Silqu-sh :1 PW llilll .ltll lil1,.l)'
lhI- l'lHlllllllYI'l' \-.ilI S"‘i\ lur-
lllullOIl from him sumo
point." The (’Illl‘llllllt't‘ also
1:) LIN.“ up Sequin.“ Snmot's
:Iir :: .NIllt“ l:i.\:. and the pros-
mil .‘llllll‘ lip“ :IIilillIlis-
im-luvlim: :1 provi-
ll‘.\(‘§ll'_§:lll‘.‘t‘ Iotilmis-
of tin: House
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111-: rush oi commilim
.el the list ho'lr
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fixiii'I-q
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‘i' I: his iv-I'Imliz'II'I'. lutiIuI-z.
SI'I'I- ‘:I".’ :uI'W-n'l to (he
::Iin11'i :igII-I—i upon
lint: («Inference
August lizs
charm-i in tIII- III:
'1 lIit.II row-111:“
unit-I}; $3.25!“,
Sour, and S .
I'ulrrillnr Spur
ENUlL‘It' hill 12111110.
INVESIIHAIE ENE.
HDDNAR SHDDIINH
Not Known W'nether He
, Shot Himself or Was Shot
By Someone Else
pr- sl‘l‘.
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on exrv
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’lh.n police are conducting an in‘Ts‘
'i'sti'lt. on Into the shooting of sever:-
n Sear- old \Xillium Bodnar. of 279
l 1.1x Hill [0 1d who was taken to the
\‘riivslk Hospit'il. :ll noon on labor
11:1}. suffering from a. bullet wound in
I: hr :.irl supposedly from an accl-
IlI- ntil (llSCllulg( of d. revolver. owned
and carried by him. '
Considerable of an clement of toys
Elegy [5113115 into the shooting accord-
n gt 7
lice this Thororzg'giuu 01” by the po-
)At Iiist it was stated by
.aii:.is “ho was Po
EU” the day of the 9102:1312? tlSOEnIpSig:
11:1: had been stung by a bee and had
Joseph
(Continued on Page Two)’
Burglars Enter _
A. Carmi Betts’ House
'Burglars. who left traces of foot
prints and jimmy marks as the sole
clues, forced an entrance into the
avenue between 2 and 3 o'cloak yes~
terday morning. but were scared away
before they obtained any loot.
Entrance was gained by forcing open
the window in the dinning" room.
tn rlkmg through the screen and rais-
ing the window.
l‘he police are making an investiga—
tion cf the attempted robbery. Traces
which showed the: the burglars had
el-tered the house. were m};
home of A. Carmi Betta, 74 Newtown-
. "..J.
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l .I . .‘ r' I RC; I‘ is inmir m I'-
t _. -. l 1'.'Irl~g:-' I=: 11'.» l".s‘;i(i:'.-
N: ii; to 'mm tlm muzm
. .
I I LI; I : Slut" {will ‘-
fI IanTiIIVI ' 1.: W37 l'urmml
3.; “in II-I-I-iit the l.o21si.l~
division
I‘OIIT'I‘ ll“-
gave 7.111)
I \‘I'hI-zi tIII' lrmmction
l'. rrml I) tr.» saw:
the. Legislature
\\l:‘l'.1’*l
p .‘i.’:‘.I' .l.
(ITonlnued on Page Thirteen.)
RAIL VS. 'MDTDR
PRDRE PLANNED
S. H. Ballard, President of
State Chamber of Com-
merce, to Name Commit-
tee
HAI‘S'E‘FI‘IIU).
SP’Pt 9-oA detailed
and scientific sin-II): 0‘ the relative or-
livit'IiI'y of r:Iilw.I_» and motor truck
transportation 1:: Connecticut was do-
fl\l!|l on at :1 moduli; of the directors
' Chamber of Com-
oi the t_‘ mnm‘I;
Incrcc \S’eninesdn: 121 New .‘luvvn. and
It W’uS mud to tame flunley H. I‘lul—
turd of lirI-llr'mrt. prestdcnt of the
chamber, :1; mo. :1 committee to in-
namiglm .I 'Ii io-polt on the probieni
rut‘un‘.lllL'n'ldElOl’ls suitable for
:1: li t‘ neat: session ol‘ the
With
[‘i't'S'HliLlEIIil‘.
00mm” ,\I_-,.<.III~.-.lgc. The aim 01' 1m-
IILIItn (‘l'.(xl‘.‘.i¢" w :0 proves.» 'somv
mIItlIoII vim: i~gisintion that Will
further hp 1 _ ?s of the most eff:-
('icrtt II:;.-;s;\oi-:;:_.Iu:i method may be
.nnctod.
T}... 1.1.- fn: 5"I‘21 a study of the
transpori ”In: >.!:;.::ion was suggestmi
(Continued on Page Eight)
SPANISH "I‘RDDPS
RDDI TRIHESMEN
MELIIJIA. Sept. '9 (ASSociated
Press).~5p:1ri~h troops engaged in
g1 hioclx‘house near the
(-sluiilwllilfl‘.‘
. . . .. r .
city attacked 1011.91 :1 fume of
Moorish tribesmvn in a. fierce fight
yesterday. The blockhouse was in-
tended to be used for revictulllifig
Spanish 1‘05“"); .5 ; ; ('Isanovm
Representatives of the Beni Siem-
{ezquita and Firs 'T‘a a tribes have ap.
peared lmiore General Berenguer
Spanish High Cummissmner. and ask-
ed for amuestv. but the high commis-
sior'er has insisted that they surrender
all their arms before negotiations will
be commenced In the event
that these tribes submit to the Span—
iards. it will be possible for the Span-
18h Army to advance as far south as
Gourgougou withput a struggle-
Two Priests Lead Troops.
in‘Attack by Hungarians
VIENNA \ Sept. 9.—Hungarian
troops led by two parish priests last
night overpowered the sentries of the
Austrian garrison at Zagersdorr. Two
members If the garrison were killed
and many wounded. while the others
as.”-
l
motor trucks. Reinforcements ov’Jr-
took the Hungarians this morning and
the Austrians were released. The
but to V'Wlene’r Neustadt. whetegthe we
were blindfolded and taken away in‘
priests were made prisoner- and taken
lllfilil Milli
110111111111 PAPERS
NDW IN lulu
Improvement in the city's Indus-
trial situation is you in the operation
of the .new state law begun with the
opening of school Tuesday compelling
all children under the working age of
16 who apply for work certificates to
have completed the sixth grade and
to have passed a rigid examination.
Fewer children than ever before will
be able to obtain work certificates
and the industrial opportunities for-
merly tilled by them will be open to
adults.
Charles N. Null. superintendent of
tlw State Board of Education declar—
ed that the new law would be closely
adhered to and of exceptional cases
there would be no more. Formerly
neither the state nor the school board
of Norwalk had established a. leaving
grade for children under age applying
for work Certificates and the restric-
(Contlnued on Page Four)
RDHIIEEEIIER
PDDNDATIDN
MAKES [PEER
HARTFORD. Sept. 9.——’I‘I‘.at the
General Education Board 01‘ (lie
itcclzc-x'vller Foundation will widow
the proi-OSed state psychopathic hos-
pital with a fund of 351104100 for Sil—
arir.‘ the teaching staff. provided
such :1. hospital is established in con-
nection with the Yale IVledical School
and El. suitahle hospital binding is
provided by the State of Connecticut
or l~v the Yale Schooll, was the in-
formation obtained today in quarters
come: soul with the situation
filth the sulaiy cost of (he teach.
ing staff assumed by the Rockefeller
gift v. liir‘h will be a continuous source
of income for this pur p050 the ques-
n-
tion remains for the psychopathic
hospituI commission to find some
plan whereby either the state or the
ale MIdical School or both pay the
initial cost of providing suitable clin-
ic quarters.
It is understood that there wiil be
the closest con’nection between the
proposed psychopathic hospital as
suitable clinic quarters. .y at:
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SVASHINGTON, Sept. " 9.—Brig-
General H. H. Bendholtz. command-
ing federal troops In the “fest Vir-
ginia coal fields, will be relieve}. of
that command Sept. 12. plans for his
release on that day having been ap-
proved today by the War Depart-
ment. '
In making this announcement War
Use of Sugar
Cider
NAIIIRAIIZA‘IIDN
SDDHIII RY EDD
Citizenship Hearings Will
Open Before Judge Kel-
logg in Superior Court
Mondayi
Hungary and Fluszgri lead the
docket of the Naturalization side of
the Superior Court which will. open
Monday morning with Judge John P.
Kellogg on the bench. here are ap-
proximately six hundred names of
foreigners on .the docket representing
Italy.
about '32 different countries.
Italy heads the list with about 8U
names down for hearing on Monday.
with Russia-Poland second with up-
plicati while the list zradtiale Iles-
I'end.» d()‘\'."l to Holland. NOTVVI'A'.
Ego-pt. Album; with one petition
apiece
A t:1l:=lation of the number of pe-
titi for: C'LLl‘. nationality is as ml-
in
Is Prohibited
Iuternal Revenue Collector
Reminds Manufacturers of
Their Responsibility for
any other fermentable substance in
the manufacture of cider to increase
the alcoholic content is a. violation at.
the federal statutes as such a. pm...
tice is held- to contribute the promise...
tion of a, mash fit for distillation;
cider
per cent.
..-
”Sweet
of 1
ume may
without a federal permit,” said Cord’
lector Eaton, “provided such product:
is put up and marketed in sterile bios}
eI'I containers or is treated by the ad; '
riiti n of hangout? of soda. Or
substance to prI-Sent fermentations’mh
:mtitv as to keep the alcoholic
13 of alcohol by vol—
SUF‘l‘l I3"
contort below 15; of l per cent; of all;
cohol by volume." . '
11-» cautioned. however. {Eat Cb.“
<11?“ Riv: prnl,il.~it€-Ii the use 62' benéos‘
rite of soda in excess of 1-10 of 1 pet
(Continued on Page Eight)
ANNIIIINEED ID
NDRIPAI.
RELIEVE RHRNS
H’Ill APPDINI SHINE
INEN DPTRAII‘I’EQ
New faces are likely toappear in
the secret service department in Con-
necticut before snow falls. it is learn-
ed: on highest authority .by the Eve-
Hing Sentinel today.
This means that some secret service
operatives appointed by former Chief
Flynn will be dismissed and men fa-
vored by William A. Burns will take
up the gum shoe work in the Nutmeg
state.
No ‘Wholesalc Mona.
Reports have been consistently cir-
culated that the services of all oper-
atives in Connecticut would be dis—
ease-d with to make room for Surns‘
men, but the Evening Sentinel can
say no such wholesale “cleaning up"
is contemplated. There will be some
changes but just what they arc aml
wuom they involve is. of course. im-
possible to say at this time.
Usual Procedure.
It is history that when a successor
is appointed to head a depart-meat
Department onlcials said that troops
now stationed in Logan county 300}: .
the first thing he does is to surround
NEII’ IRI’ HEAD ERR HDIJ’NIY
I
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l
I
I
had their! men-‘15 pursuing mm.
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Continued on Page Thirteen.
.lnmnmx
HAP, SEIEUIS
HAS HEADQUARTERS
.‘\Ol‘\\£‘.l‘r{ and not Bridgeport will
The the luadquarters of prohibition
( :.forccmeut in this section of tho
5‘ .11.. according to plans announced
l-_ JilliiQS I. FOWIQI‘ of Bethel, re-
:vc appointed ”group head" for
1 :III and Litchfield counties and.
pm: of New Haven county. The ap—
:poi: mv lit of Fowler went into eflect
lth‘bda\ and the new head was in.
I-‘r'1goport today in connection with.
his xev. duties.
At‘ his home it was announced that
Fowler intends controlling the- work
.. .
.QL
(Continued on Page Eight)
Kills Three Officers
in Resisting Arresfi
H1331?
Police Daniel Hays. Chief of Detectives
Gene Cassidy and \‘S’iiliam Kohrt. a.'
t fic officer. were killed yesterday by“
rifile shots fired by John Webb, 21:
Nelson
officers were attempting to ‘
W’ehb on a statutory charge pretem
by an 18 sear- old son of Webb's
legiug an offense against Webb’s
young daughter ‘
a:
Tax
home. he was shot through the heat]:
by Webo. Cassidy was shot in :h.
shoulder. dying within a few minutes.-
Kohrt also was hit in the shoulder. ’
crack shot. A posse 0! several hun-
Keeping Product Nona:
Intoxicatmg "
Interns. ReSenue Collector ROM
0. Eaton called attention yesterday
to the fact that the use of- sugar or
atheist} -
containing loser-than. -I C
be manufactured and-Amid;
G. Mind. Sept. 9.—-Chief of
just south of Hibbing. The"
Shh—p
“hon Chief Hays went: to the Webb: '
Webb has the reputation of. being x .‘
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