THURSDAY, SEPT. 22,1921 f
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18 SO. 1‘
Masonic
r Victrola Concert
This Afternoon at. 3 P. M., and This Evening at 8 P. M.
DONNELLY’S ‘
All Are Cordially
—-—AT— .
12:5.
IAIN ST. ' SOUTH N ORWALR
nvited to
Attend "
'APPEAL TO SUPERIOR
COURT BY SIXTH
TAXING DISTRICT
(Continued from First. Page).
of Samuvl Adams.
and \Vilhum l“. Jennings. .
’l'he- Snth district commotion is the
tin: lut't that it is claimed
result of
'hJI thc act (W'ullll: the Sixth Taxing:
clie-trict does not siwciticall) style how
mu} commiSSiouo-rs :m- to lw o‘uctw]
to gcv-rn thv district. The writ of
rilhiulninus Says that this is cow-rod by
the “hose truv- intent
Was to ixrovirln
amcndnn-nt.
I‘niiimissimi‘ rs of the Sixth Taxing
district. in the- Suinv manner that
c'ntnmissiuncrs of thc other districts
and that the commission-
three: thv first
the second for
are elected.
rrs Should consist of
to sewn» for 6} years:
D, and the third for 2.
'i‘hq- first paragraph of the writ says
that the Genrral Assembly passed an
act amending the Charts-r of Nonvalk.
by crcating a Sixth Taxing district.
the .nt I"'lllg known as “An Act
Amending an Act (‘onsolidatmg the
‘l‘cm‘n or Nurunlk with ths- t‘itivs of
NOT‘AIIIK and South Norwiilk and
I‘last X01‘\\';ilk Fire district. and In-
rui'purnlitiL’ thc City of NorWalk.”
The writ goes on' to say that it pro-
vMI-d. in thv uct cr‘ating the Sixth
district. that it should not take effect
uploss approwd by the qualilicd elect-
ors of the (llSIlll t. at a Sfu-Plfll meet-
ing to In. (‘flll"'l the last Monday of
Zone. The act was approved at tho
fipvr‘lzll nlt‘i‘tlllfl‘. and thr- result for-
wzxrdcd to the Sol-retur)‘ of Stati- for
“Tending
Inrazmgii {our rare the act pro-
tides tl-ut ths district Should t‘l"(‘l :t
I‘maid m (‘omtiiiwmm-rs to managi-
tho': 'ziirS (if the district.
[nudgmtvli tiar- Stdtos that the Ir”.-
intbiit oi' tlw .Il'l nuns to prm idv for thr
o’l‘f'itvtl of (‘U'Illlils‘sltallt'l'c ol' llw Si\tii
'Taxmi: :hs’trit-t in tin Sunn- manner
in Tim t.t\i:.~,: districts. It thin
«i'iotwl S'V'l’li which Says that
Chi» (-niiiinisszniu-rs Should consist of
rhirr; first for v‘. )I-ni's;
1L)” {In 4. and tlw third for ’2.
l’: rngrui-h Six Sun's that :it n caucus
of th» II‘II'llill";lll Adams,
Nvulmin :1 mi Jvniiings uvrc nominat-
utlu r
Sl\.
‘ lévtml SPF~
I-lvctors.
rd :4»: r‘uiiiiiH-‘Sioiiris. Tin- \vrit SINIQ‘S
il‘nt ll'! iirinus “.-v».. r“ rtlllml l~\' thv
F?» ii: M" tl.’ lill2"ll!~' and 8“!” to Ir\in.':‘
it l‘m‘m ll‘t'll r Hit of Ill“ city.
I’..v..:i.zi-l‘. ‘l_l'.l HHS that ltolwrtv
eon i» In» d ' - ilm-v tl'l mum's in tliv
r.:‘) '1': tiu- « .M . l~"‘liiil‘.. publish-«i oni
:44 {2' mil r l' I'LJl, :ii.d r. lllsoll to
Iilm *Eiv' liillllti of thr- llflllllllHS in
P v‘ idilvvtx' fw" i...l"lilil‘ S
iwtititm. in iim Sup-nor (‘ourt
l'= .' ‘li! :m‘ :hlfl “.-
‘.“.- iluiiurdi-iw Suiwt'iM‘ ('IHHT. now
S. ~-.I:ii. :it Ill‘lviuil’lul‘l. in Jul'l for
' “mitt. Irt' l‘..ir'irld. 11'"th
l! u"-." S I"::niiii:iLS. l'lwiu S’JIH'S
‘\?'rv'iv3 tor mid f‘ullll?\'. on Trifl-
H n. n-l’ .lmulv l“. Arnold. ll. A. llond,
T-Zviuiii- (,'1I~lllli:i!l and l:;i,\ liliomv
Tfl-ill‘ll. all ..: Ill" Town of Kor-
rtul l(, u”? l' \Hl'l t'niiixl'.‘ :.!.d Stzitc.
Iii .l‘iiil‘ldil' .llll'l n." I’rI-Sidv nt. Vice-
I'rr-id‘nt. 'l‘ruisurt r and Svcrrtnry.
rrsiuwtlulli tvt' tliv linwuyton (‘iViC
: voluvsturv assorintinn.
loan-d Ii. mid .\'ui\\.ilk. and chin—
rinS-d 1.." t. 7‘ m‘miwrs. i'csirlint: in
Etn\\.i\7~n 1:: mill Norwulk. and also
of Srimiir-l Adams
.\lv\-.liorn and \Villilim I”.
all of said Norivzzlk. and
“rows to mid l‘Hiirt that:
' le (humeral Assembly of the
. in m‘ l'uniiwjtlt‘ut. at its session. in
-. ,iznry. li-zl. passed 3'1 3” amend-
.-\.~.UH>' l.l'if)l‘,
v
‘iIHill l' l.”
<‘:.rlrnn
.Hll
l‘ll?.l ::<
(.‘hzirles .‘Iewliorn. i
for the election for the‘
:is’
lthe same should not take t-fi’ect unless
fixpprovrd by the qualitissi (lrctors re-
:siding within the limits of said Sixth.
,Taxing districth a Sp-xclul “V‘sllllg
'to he called on the last Monday of
lJtmc. 19:}. .
3. Pursuant to the terms of said
act. it Sl-‘Tllll meeting of the qualified
fr-lrctors of said Taxing district was
ldiily warm-d and held on the last Mon-
3
l
i
l
Hall—Upstairs Above 'the Store. I
I
,wniiiuNisui ’
.HlfiHWAYS ll] BE .9
EXTENDED m BUNK;
«luv of June. 1143]. and said electors
' - l
lupproved. by a majority of ballots. . 1
.Suid _ztrt. :I errtiflml copy of which State H]gh“'ay Department!
lupproval was duEy Signcd h)’ the} ' , . es,
iClm-k of sum I‘iiy of Norwalk and; faking Several Msasur i
‘t'orwurdr-d m ths- Svcrrtary of Siam, For Safetys Sake !
:for recording. pursuant to the terms: .-
im‘ said :H‘t. (and said act. ever Find‘i The mraking of white lines downK
said last Hominy of Snow. has liven.
innd now is. in full fnrcv and effect.
.the center of highways at dangerous
' |
ilocations in an effort to kin-p trulhc
: 4. Pursuant to ti.»q proxisions (“.10 1h» right is to lie continuhd ”Hm?
lSection 6. of said art’. it is provided '3“ had places 3%.. thus pron-rim: :tc-;
that said district shall ' lvct a Board ‘cordirig to plans of (hr stutn highuayi
lot ('oinmissionr‘rs. to Inaizazv the af— ldrpafluicnt. This system is round-1
ifiiil‘s Of 5"” (“St-UCL lero-d particularly valuni-lv at the tuiii
sharp
l
Said act. crr-nting said sinh'of st-ep grades and around
iTnyins: district. is'ni: amendment to ,curxrs where the Sight lilic cannot i-u
iSt'CllFll ll of the (“hartvr of said Cltyfcxtended. ‘
(if Norwalit. as appears on Page NM“.~ In addition to
Spccial Laws. 1913. and the true in- i“"’5 wk.“ to relieve
tent and purpose thereof was to pro- ditions on the highways,
construction m» s-
dangcruus con-
signs of \.t-‘
\i-ic for II." election of commission- .rious dcgcrjpuons IIflVr Litt‘ll installvd‘
era for and Sixth Taxing district. in :to warn the “avg-rm gpuiilic of 1h...
the same manner as in the other tax- :dangpr punts. 'rht‘pe includv tliu
ing districts of said city. and the
words “as h~‘l‘t'inilfti'l‘ provided." usvd
in Section V, of said act. so crcatlng‘
Sltl'l district. were used and intendwi
to convey the meaning that the Com-
missioners of said Sixth Taxing dis—
Stndard Sharp curve. Sit-('1! grade azid‘
cross—road. and railroad crossnig
ysigus. in addition to the distant warn.J
king signs which are Illslflllt'il Ll" t‘~' fy
grade railroad croging. At tire-.1”:-
Jter crosings the public utilities com-i
trict were to be so elector]. to wit: 'migsgon 1,150 has in (nutrition u 51-6031;
Three commissioners. one for six‘sign when gap} 1.31.1.” are not on
years; one for {our years. and one forfdmy, "Stop" slglli :u. .so crafted
two yr-ars. ‘1” dangerous gradr (it:<>lllg'§ where.
(3. Pursuant to the tr-rrns of said ;, (WM- “510;; (nu-.14", in (dimmed and!
act. at a caucus of the Republican [“0 53”,. ”n.1,”. is gunman, In addi—{
Alcctors of said district. duly wzlrncd ltp')” to 1h. st .2 .:.-:d >lgl25. SKIL‘CIALI
land hcld. for that purposv, threw com- {sums hauv i... y .1. d “lurth‘r *.
iiiissioners. to “it: Thu» throw r» l;tt(»i‘~‘. '§,;,...ml h..zurd “‘3,” 'l'h-‘sc includcl
Adams newborn
:duly nomiuatwl
suit! Ilisti'irl.
and .It‘fllll?
as commisqmz- 2 ~
5. “'v-r- gm“, I'll“ vd {ul‘ Lil-lg: s \vhv r0 double;
for undvr-pasvts:
n is limited, tori
‘lir
‘rnt .. is dang-rut»
ball] i‘e-l;itors«.r\.d.sms lni‘ “3 . r“ H... huul 1...,
sh ”WNW: ”M r' “h". M‘ “'i"’-"" i‘..ilt'(i.2il «rust-1]};35 “lie-n too 5‘ parnte
mm 5-.-;ll'F. and said .~ I-‘Jllt'. .l'tJ-IYL"1 ”1,15 «vt' traihr v \ist and trains may he.
:t'or two ,Vn-zix-s. to l.» tnnd for :tv ,5. '\l" {”3 m b0”; dirt(IIOIIS on with?
.(lty VII-(IIOII Of Slil'l {~11} (.7 _\'n.‘\\..ik. H...“ lx’, l“ Sll'lt ting lhtl'klllg along ”16"
.to In- ho it] on lllu lll'N't .‘iln' dd) ..r 1). . Vi" h. l;i;1:\\'a)s “h' R, (I “Am“. ng341
“Tum “UL ”WHY ”I" “”35””! “l H" 11'! cannot lu- oldaimd and the Duke
[Inuitrtr-r of suit] city. ‘. :' (it \-l.lC1t>‘ “1., (Tvligvfil tramc.
.. Said nonlinn‘s tvv l'l duly (. rti. {‘3 “T4.” Ul't!‘ of “wrifll warning
~l::i.>' lune also lawn installed.
Illt‘il It)" Ill" (‘lwl‘k of sum l‘;ll]r‘l).\ lti 1L.
1 Ilnln llSUl‘.
lL-SIHHIIIOJHI. Irving I). 13“! Amour tho-5v are thc- flushing Signals
”My" "f 5““ "”33 Fur-“Mm ‘0 ’3‘“ AI tl'v brick \di‘il (‘TORKIII‘Z in Berna
*Sl‘xtu“. in 3‘11 C33" “““l’” “1"] l"“' .l::d tiv luiiu'i: mill (mun :it Chaplin.
\MML “ml n") 0‘th ”(mu':"‘”"'ns “' " Tin-s- lls uutonillti: .illy flash at
linndp ivy tip. “IIICIUTS or said Snihjfll, . I , 1,. u, ‘3‘, lllllilllf‘. operat-
‘il‘Umi (ll-‘ll'lt‘l- il;‘_' slw.’ :lzni niuit Aiiotht-r 59901;”
\. S'lllil I'ldik nf Nay] C"). }§‘rl§ r- _ 11;” “a.“ ":.~'.Ii5v~l n, ”h, Sli-‘ll'p CHFV'G
t'us-d. and row THAUM'S' ‘0 Marc H" «h»- mi‘v xv st of ti.» Pomfret station.
“limo-S or said Il')l'lllll"‘8 izi thv call for TM ““1111“ 1‘ mounted on an iron
Saltl city 6 lm-non. issuml and pul.lish~ : standard and .‘S about 13 Incll' 5
'
lid on St'zilwln‘ur 13”,.
inks-“i.“- rr-fusml, and
1321
now
and has
r-‘l'uscs,
« raw-iii .3 o. corrugated lt‘il
and 5’! SI- 11.4.. the flash 0.
s-uiz r‘
I" 55 {not
" f”v"t,.‘..’.‘"t
nun-ances__ in mSmi‘MI-nem‘f Amati-fad
- “AA.
Consensus-gs
T ‘ A Store opeh daily ltill 6
' - Rich new suits, _
' ' finest vs yet at $29.50..
‘ Group fine in that greatest essential: —- style.
F me in those other desirable features‘ —— beauty 0
tion.
And especially fine in the value for each dollar of price.
Splendid velour and tricotine; seasonable weight.
Rich warm shades of brown and delighting navy blue.
Smartest of the new styles, efi'ective lines, and decoration of fine em-
broidered designs in silk and in chenille.
Second floor.
Hundreds of hats;
but few alike.
Charm and appeal of Howland mil-
linery is a matter of many things.
But one great factor is the splendid
variety it presents.
Here are hundreds of hats.
Chooses from many many difl'erent' sorts.
And, in choosing, different models and dif-
ferent combinations nod their greeting and
ask for approval; each eagerly bidding you
note that it is different from its companions.
How satisfactory to choose under
such conditions! What
li-‘lm‘v Ill“ mums of said tinnim- :4 on H n, ”Mun.“ K “1-,. {.4 :, Km: di‘i\‘(l.
tn- ballots or marina-s to iw uv-d 2-3’ I _s_. _..._-..
‘llii' doctors in Voting: in said city
‘1»lrction.
.ARRESTISMADE ‘ I
ft. Raid rrlators :zro' all . ivctors no”. IN L‘VEI‘Vv I;RIT.AIN :
residents of said Sixth 'l‘:i\iu-__: “Strict? Y T '
in Said Noi'wnlk. l 5 DILRDER PLZZLE>
Said :ittornvy \thvrv “or-- moxie the:
”OHOHIN“ ('ourt to issuv a 'writ 0f? (Continued from Fim P189» -
mandamus. rmluiring Fuivl rwswmdrnt.‘
Irving: 1'. Robertson. t‘lerk of thv said
City of Norwalk. to include thv lllll’ltt'S
of the said relators. Adams, newborn
and Jennings. nominers as ul‘onsuid.
booth-r: aiizlv o'.‘ tr.» \X'inkle murdtrfl
Mayor Curtis: «in \x' :1 ilarztllr-l lthH‘ll
thn \\'i:1klv killing and the death of
,Eno lienulrlino. whose licdv “2'15;
for commissioners of said 5“”, 1-ax_;{nund :at Illn wheel of his mixoniomlt.
lng district. in the Call for said city a twill” 3'40. The gmcial verdict ”1th
rlection of ()ctobc-r 13:1. and {0' ivmzidino case was suicide. but thP
iMayor said he still believed Renaldi-i
lno was murdered and that the “.GVici
ldcnce was obscured. either in:..ution-
place the names or said notninres on
the ballots or muchim-S to Ms usf-d in
said city election. or to signify cause ..
to the contrary thc ruoi‘ to this Court, éallz.‘ or unintuitionally." '
to be holden at Brirlgr‘porL“-nhin nndi As a result of the maytrs _ _
for the County of Fairfipid. on theiments. a reward of $1.600 {or micr-
23rd day of Sf-ptcmlwr. 1f»:1_ atzmmion leading to the arrest of the
Still"-
i:_:z 1hr: churtcr of the Chi“ 01‘ N0!“
Yv..lk. and (‘l‘tzlllllg what is known RS,
tit-e Sixth Tami: district therein. sairhisof September, 1921.
“An Act Amrnd-i
ting an Act t‘t-nsolidating the Town ofl
Hr! lwing entitiwl:
Norwalk with the Cities of Norwnlk.
nnd South Nor-wall»; and East Nor—
walk Fire District. and Incorporating-
tfzr- City or Norm-31k." a true copy of;
Which is hero ‘0 annexed. marked Ex—
himt "A." mil made a part of this
cariiplaint.
3. It. was provided in said act that
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THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD
Newell & Murray
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
153 Washington st. so. Non-walk
NEW FALL' CAPS
Regular $2.00 and $2.59;
r-lmwn o'clock in the forenoon. murderers 0f “1““? “'35.°fi""‘d. by
lasted at Bridgeport. this fist day 33mm"; Attorney Alcorn. onrauthoriza-
ition of Governor Lake.
RUSSIA SOVIET
GOV’T. UNLOADING
RESPONSIBILITIES
(Continued from First Pogo).
Communists stoutly insist that the
war an dthe blockade were wholly re—
sponsible for the breakdown of the:
‘ al with accordln t the laws Communistic plans. and are explain :
and de t g 0 ing that the new system adopted 35
of the city and State. g ’ ,
ST. Louis. Sept. 22.—G0vemor Ar- really modified» Connnunism and not
thur M. Hyde condemned the Ku Klux capitalism.‘ It is impossmle. however.
Klan-as an organization before five,to find peasants holding land who mu,
hundred members of the Grand Lodge admit the governmcnt owns the so” ‘
of Missouri, A. F. & 31.. last night, de- Apart from the ardent Communists.
claring it a ”secret. furtive orgéniza- there seems to be a general opinion
tion. whose methods are subversive to that the scheme of granting conces-
American ideals and'the rule of the sions to herate industries is only!
law.” camouflaged capitalism. The military,
Governor Hyde declared that control that. is being uerclsed und’
Masons have ““no connection with the
organization, 'and want mulling to-do
(Signed) ;
HU‘MEP. S. CUMMINGS '
Stutt's Attorney for Fairfield
(‘ounty
KUKLUX KLAN
’ OFFICIALS RESIGN
Continued from First Page.
strong that the Soviet Government sp-
we
“hutch, his
Itmlm
» 7 i" .,
J In change of Shanty-”31,111
1th“! been" ‘ .
combinations— .
One
sense of content in
, I m
f fabric, beauty of color,- beauty of deeds,
1
knowledge that chosen hat is not like a great many others! . 7
Beautiful new distinctive hats are coming almost hourly from our own folks, busily art
happily fashioning them along latest lines. Novel in thought and construction, yith free'range off-
dividual artistic ideas, striking and original in color effects —
Tailored and trimmed hats of velvet and duvetyn, of panne velvet and of feathers, of .q "
$8.50 to $17, '-
$3.95 to $7' *’
ti.” public. tired of strife. is hopeful
that further chanaws in the economic
:I‘zidklt.
ducts. and guarantees the
I». go
lotion of the law.
10,000 Immigrants
Enter Palestine
in Seven Months
LONDON. Sept. 23.—Therp are now
barely 700.000 people in all Palestine.
3. population much less than that of
Galilee alone in the time of Christ.
says Sir Herbert Samuel. the Brtiish'
High Commissioner there, in a. report
just made public.
Ten thousand immigrants arrived in
Palestine in the seven months be-
tween S‘zvtcnllmx‘, 1920, and May,
1921. he i~ ports.
Si' F:.“:»zvl
of the population to lack of develop-
ment.
The financial condition of Eastern
andICentiall Europe. and internal dif-
ficulties within the Zionist organiza-
tion of the United States. says the re-
port. have prevented the Zionist
movement from providing. as yet. any
large sums for enterprises of devel-
opment. or calculation. A: a conse-
Communist Party discippnne are :0 quence. willie there hid been much employedpen and women. 1 ~; .
Witt: 6M
meant-eta gamitrqewish immigranu.
pan-emu. has not been weakenedby there but! been little 1W2: h the ,_
opportunities-rot employment, ’
'1‘"... .. ., .
| The:
l
ater for
supply
The garrison of the
reduced to
country
SMGU
Eli also enables growers_to sell or ax-.WH’i on the British exchequer. or at
lcranse surplus foodstuffs without \‘io-ilh" m"? of 1500 for
every fighting
g man.
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MAYOR HYLAN'S STATEMENT
fSays Newspapers Cali New York a
Paradise for Criminals and Gold'
Mine for Thieves ,.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.—New York
{newspapers today published an oflicial
proclamation by Mayor Hylan, calling
‘on “business men, merchants and
lshopkeepers" to curb “hate—crazed
lnewspaper publisherS" who are
ualigned against his reelection in No
vember.
four are opposing his reelection.
l The proclamation declared the needs-
Epapers were advertising the city as a
attributes the scarcity “paradist for criminals,” and a “gold:
gmine for thieves.”’and urged that busi—
ness men “think this over, place the
blame where it belongs—and act ac.
oordingly. ‘ _
The mayor dealt at. length With the
treatment by the papers of the police
handling of the “near riot" in Bryant.
Park, Monday night. when - crowds
gathered in hope of seeing Urbain
Dedoux conduct: ‘an auction
1
“Certain
Wot,
Of. five morning papers'l.
which published the proclamation,’
of un-‘
Had the “near riot" been allowed to
Jerusalemlpression that the police were cruel
having been found to be insufficient. ‘and brutal to a lot of inofiensive citls
'pgiicy of. the government would be the Government is bringing into use zens.”
" lsome ancient reservoirs of vast capa-
Lvmside the famine area. the canal—loin". named the pools of Solomon. but lspread. he declared. the world would
mm; of peasants is much easier under’of unknown date. possible Herodian. Ehave Been made to think “that New
lure new plan. which fixes a definitetsituated eight miles awn}:
‘amount which must be paid in pro-3
' peasants ‘: been
nst requistions above that amountftroolis. imposmg a charge of i-50l'.-l
fYork was as lawless as an old-time
hagmiuing camp."
combatant l
Advertise in the Sentinel.
ma BONDS FOR 30mm ‘
CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-—-.t$0nd8 ”3.
five :lilL’gt‘d bombers caught by ~ wt
in LDC an of bombing a shoe”, «
shop a It-vc days ago. have been
at $1,450.000. Municipal Judge -
and {he figure had been made.
lavge ‘z‘vgcause the men htld cu
gtrud the lives of women and eh
dren. _
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PHONE
527
SEPTEMBER SUGGESTIONS IN WOODEN-
Wooden Kegs, Wine and Cider Presses, Slaw Cutters, Well Buckets:
, Ironing Boards, Pastry Boards, Wooden Tubs, Step
25 WASHING-Ion STREET
j
.Promnt
‘Delivm‘ .
' Gehebe’s
It’s Hero If It's Houseware.
WARE .
Ladders, etc. ~
. SOUTH HORW —
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VICTROLAS
PIANOS and PLAYER-PIANOS
SOLD ON EASY TERMS , .,
.Hamiltoil S
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Norwalk Chronicler