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SOUTH NORWALK' CONN. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1921 i
filtered at the South Non-wan: Poet
Ofl‘lce as Second Class Mm Mutter.
urglars Break Into
Six Railroads Stations
Escaping in Motor Cars
I - eight and Passenger
gating.
Stations in Darien, Glen-
brook and Noroton Visited—Contents of
Trunks Strewn About Floors—Definite Loss
Yet Unknown—Railroad Detectives Investi-
‘lturglars. believed to have come other documents of value when Sta.-
Hill New York in automobiles. broke “0" Agent. James ’Kmla C105”, It “fit
U.. ml I'LLIH‘ ackcd six .ithths of 1m. evening. Just what was removed from MAYUR flflNflv 1N
, p ‘ the safe has not been learnd us it. had I
41 imk. New Haven and Hartt’md not b0?“ opened by railroad author.
ml during Tuesday night. 'l‘lI-~ ities this morning. '
I-ntered were. those at Noro- The floors of both waiting, rooms TALKS PullTlES ‘
. ’Il‘ODk, and the cast and west :md hill-refill!“ FOO'TIS 0f ”‘9 I‘ll-Tim” 31-9»- ‘
(ll‘l‘l «.1 utions of Union. tlon were littered with' objects of
U. .. ~1')’ of the. bur lurk-s; w.” clothing, t‘usenof freight were open- .
, lly l:. M. l)u}l(€, baggage ”nut.”- ed. even the chewing gum slot m;.i.- Made First SPEQCh 0f Cam-
.. . 'lDtll‘fll Sluthll shortly “Etc-r chines had been broken in search of paig n at Session Called t0“
5 . ruin-k. this lTlO‘..llIl;,’. when his money. . T.
. iitmn “'11:. attracted 9,0 any-cm n: Railroad authorities are active '0- 131153.612 Other Business
(a. mini: bpl‘x‘tul about ‘in- willlillg (la-yin search of a claw. whicn will
i win ul the east bound nlalion. lend to the MINI"? 0f ”19 bllfk‘lw‘fi- AHI‘C” " ”'13"? Jeremiah I’" "W!
5nd l. w; the burglars gained ('11 After they cuicliztied their work 11' .(onl ‘70:? rerrntl‘» to e, Sentinel rcimn’.
,. .,, ”H. station!» Is 1101 knouiu Dnrien they worked dowr. the line llile ‘Pl‘ lliui “it“ I’é‘filof“'lei0 P11?” W39 W"
l . ll i~. lir-l'icvi-J in the wise «if the til they reached Gllhbrook. The to~ l3 IO" “"13” r-«IIE‘ ill “'9 Inf-”1| 0:1"?
\ r.' hound :ztntiun, they; mil through tal amourt of the loss and Qumrirxe of l m Sn m Ver‘l 917: < hi py-opumnniy l'vl'i
I window in the hum-size. fool“. the hurL-tlartvs hurl 'hot been deter- the Sltlll‘n r new hin. 1:15: cienins: ill 1|:x-
H“. m“. oi u“. Ulrich “tulip,” Crm mined this morning: by li’.\'t’utl,’.’,“.‘.llfl.’-‘, I-' H ' TTH'Plll’L' c-f tl‘c (ouncil when
tum-.1 u sum of :rioncy. li’kcfsa and railroad (icicqliVK‘S. ' P 0"” "I I'L‘ 3““ I‘l‘ov“
the condition of thin.“
— z the}; :H‘!
?'\‘l . 'i’u'u'l‘i'u llpcr‘. moat cw‘ry topic un
R runse W0) on S :Iwr tlc '-li"i. ti:.\f\ the one (or whi» l:
P “I ' [‘1 mes-73m? was czilliwl. M;i;or l‘mio-
. win said flint deception existed in HP
1 G en RO‘VV Beat :ivr :‘n In” \ll“ Republic-tics 112' then‘
.' in p ‘ rubies, '
3 lllll-‘V‘if vws l‘czircd upon ilmrr
” "'7-flP—“V‘ tr ,kli,~ :‘t flir- \‘ul‘nlllF {pooling-t fl“
WAHHJNU'I‘UN. Sept 13%. rl-‘IUIIIIWI the Ill';vill~ill'.’1lif~ who hive Illll‘t'll l0
by (flit-iiiixicdkti ”iv llfilit-i‘iiicn lih' fly STERMETI ESIRE pf‘l'irt out ll’r weak spots ivi lilo Denim.
liiilen off Norfolk. :L. in an anvil l (rntic :lt’lY'SilillSll' Wit. :ird (ll! especial
zliwlitiul, in. which they hlld “(’“ll Cl‘lllb- shaft WAS I:4.lllj('l‘.(“‘, {it l’rcdn-r‘ii‘k In
y g; the watt-1x»; of the hay and the l’o- ' mson, “hm hm: courageously as
.luiiim‘. rivcl‘ for sixty-tln-m- days. VVII- RELIEF fRflM TAXES 5,111“) ”1.. maxoyg lax M“ Stuntman!
li.i:i: A. Spencer. ex—soldicr guid his at‘cvt-ry meeting :it which he has spok-
It‘ll i'cuiuold daughter. Corn l-Ilcunor. en.
wrt'c Inter localed by «’1 110110" Immi‘h “HUNT,“ ”‘3; “(41...- ‘mdusgl-y Was “The present couz cit has saved 11w
“MI brought tn.““” ”on Saturday. brought in the 'llll"llnn of the Flute city (in enormous sum of money" h--
VJ'HHIIHII' DI the father and llllllgllll‘l' “(mm M. "mi...” ).~,1.>r.iay when the eziid. “hut lliisis not mentioned by our
L'Wiis made known at police tn-znluunl" 4h~‘.n_.-,.i...-,.... “unimission asked for opponents."
""5 "”0 'JJUM- ””"P "Ul"“""i”" ';l.|l llil"l'l'-"'liill07 hf the board's ntti- Incidentally. the mayor made no
rain lllt' Norfolk :iulliurilil'h' mm. Op "plpu‘sing oyster growers from
A Wll'l‘, who. wailing nilli four other WUHU! buck Litki‘S. on oyster beds. (Continued on Page Five)
‘hlIJlI'li for their rclurn. had grown t‘lerk Mitrehull of the? commission ap-
t‘unlu: in her fruitless (efforts to locate neared bot-org the board. and he was
'hn'qhund mid dadghtcr. has joined told that the commission had no au— flflMPLETE TEXT 0F
‘fipririccr nl Norfolk. and they are re». thority to use. as a. precedent a. ' .9
turning- today to their home in Ram-- former rulling of the state board of .
more Elpcndor and his dziuglile
E (Irnplit-d out of sight completcly wliei
; lll' came to Washington late in
E 10 intro her home. after
Hm story of their mysterious
iii‘nTixTTfii 'crulso iii the rowboni
r'lhc river and bay, as gathered I. pp
MEXICAN RIIM PERI
IN ARRIIEIIIE EASE
.‘w/‘iN FRANCISCO. hit-pt. 28. ~Tlic
"l.‘v(‘ ill the preliminary hearing of
i . wm- (‘ (lv‘u.l.l.y) Arhucklc, charm-d
l llu- murder of Miss Virginia
Hm, .iniiouncr-«i that
1'! lll'.{ln ilsl effort to clczn' the mo—
[alflllll' (")llH‘lllilll \vlicii Police
‘1' :lilviun .l lazizzirura' court re—
wl lih- today. The prosecution
Ill“l"4l its. pr: il'lilfllllul of r-vidt-ncc
‘1 v‘lm. \\lllit)lll lmvim: I'llllt‘ll Mrs.
.ilnrudt- Dc-lriionL complain-
lht- niou- taking: llll' ile—
stir-prise.
Anslinlnut IliHll‘lCl
Golden told the
III-Iniont would not he summon—
Im- prosecution. Frank 1‘). Dom—
Arhucklt-‘s chief counsel. was
ml; feet iimlnnlly and demanded
il‘lt‘ he producwl.
the lllll'l'l'éélfi of
demand it." In-
vlcimuid that Mrs
ll \Vllli pin-pd r»
I'lllll
whit-u”,
ll)‘
I
""" Al'oruny
court that
.m-
.i. truth and lus—
l4ild tlic cmiil.
lmlmonl he
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(Continued on Page Four)
.EAIIR III RE
EIIIEII IN AIIINIA
“IIIIII ERIENIIS”
l‘w HAVEN. Sept. 28.—Kcilli
ll. m old man whom' the police
criminal record. pleaded
E. H. Thomas in the Fed-
yesterday, to be. sent to
.. 'n Penitentiary. “because be
H among old friends and sur-
lrnrzx‘ familiar to him "' He had
Iiinrm-d with impersonating a
'«l office: at Hartford. His wish
"‘v mind the sentence being for a.
w vl :i day effective at. once. Jew-
xwl in n Georgian regiment on
’ viiil'l-tlm'uto side. during the CiVll
Il(‘ told the court that he had
. brother in the Sedond Connec—
Volunlcnrs
' mitt-i ofl'ciif‘fl in this instance was
' hi- had engaged rooms for three
P
{‘1‘
li Ii .‘l
hula?-
l'uurt,
lll'
l
.luly
:1 visit hero.
I two
along
I' control.
1 [t developed (Ii
crs desired to obtain relief
try was not :i. paying; one.
ago the board of control had granted
- relief from hark taxes to one Captain
llr’c.‘ here. revealed that they usually Thatcher The commission was anx-
ilruvclcd by night and suffered from tens to macertnin whether‘the case of
scant food and inadequate clothing. Captain Thatcher applied to other
'Sncnccr was decorated for distinguish. oyster growers.
(*6 service during the war. "We are not uoing to adjudicate
’ . . -— that until we have heard the case."
' said (lowrrnr Luke. while Tax (‘cin-
MAY UNEQVER hilsssiuncr lHodgs-tf expl'tined that
e: . (.tptnln Thatcher came before the
board and explained his proposition
"Oyster growers should come lie-
(Continued on Page Twelve)
FIRE PREVENIIIIN
“'AFIIIVC'I‘HN, Sept. 28.4-nqllllr'
Governors were requested by President
Harding: in :i proclzimullon today to
designate (wt. 10. 'inniversary of the
(‘liicugn fire. :19 .Fire Prevention buy.
The proclamation sets forth that fire
causes an ll'.r‘ll.,t.l loss of life estimated
at l5,lltll‘.. in addition to many millions
of property liuiiiiize. including Vitluil<
lilc timber. . ‘
After settim: forth
detail the lass to life and property,r
proclamation contii‘iues:
"\thrciis. Mcst our
urt- vliin l’r) car‘cleue‘it‘u-‘s
and may be easily
creased on re and education or.
of citizens-
“ThV-refore I. “Warren G. Harding
President of the limited States. do urge
uimn lln Governors of the various,
States to «l-ysigrrzite and set apart Oct.
in corsidemhlv
the
0:“ tirc losses
and igucv'nnpp
prevented by
the
ins
part
10. 1921. anniversary of the Chicago
fire. as Fire Prevention Day. with
these principal objects in View. to wit.
“To request the citizens of their
States to plar for that day and permit,
through pulpit. through open forum
and through the schools. such instruc-
five and educational exercises as shall
(Continued on Page Five)
BRlflliEPflRT WANTS
BUSES iii NORWAIII
A petition will be sent direct to the
Public Utilities commission today
from the retail board of the Chamber
of Commerce, composed of the local
merchants, asking for rte—establish-
ment of the jitney route from this
city to Norwalk. This is to bolster
up the petitioners for the same route
who were heard at the hearing before
the commission last week.
The dates set for the Fashion show
by the Bridgeport merchants will be
October 18 19 and 20. It is said that
' ”“1 ”3"} m ’1 bogus draft receiv— the details of the show will be in the
Ill in change
nature ol! a. surprise.
--_t some oyster grow-
from
taxes. presunmhly because the indus-
Some years
IIAY REIURER III
3
IIINEII BUS
RESIIIRAIIIIN _
RECIIMMENDED
Councilmen Hear Practical
Talks on Importance of
Motor Transportation in
Norwalk and Suburbs
Memorandum in
full. denying the writ of unindiuniis
petitioned to oblige the placing of the
names of candidates for commission-
ers of the Sixth Taxing district on the
election call. follows:
STATE l-LX lilili
J.-\(‘0B F. ARNOLD ET AL.
VS.
IRVING D. RUBI-IRTSON
sl'l’liklnll (DIRT.
FAHH-‘H-ZLII (‘Ul’ST\'.
Sl-II’TI'DIIKICI’. .3 . 1921.
Judge Kellogg‘s
Memorandum l‘pnn Writ of
Mandamus.
’i‘hc lillr 01' thc Act passed by
(“rein-nil Aswmhli :it its January Scs'
sion. 19:1. under the provxsions of
which this writ of nun innius is sought
"An mt amending an act consoli-
the
bi
during the fowr‘ ol‘ Nurwiilk With lhf.‘
(‘Illt‘h‘ of Norwalk z'ii,«i Smith Norwulk
:‘ii‘id I-Itwt .‘Jor‘Wulk l"ll‘t’ District. and
incorporating th-' :‘ili ol’ Norwulk,"
.iiid. as the ll‘ill‘ l' (llf‘lllt’F. is :in :iiiientl—
nicnl to the charter of the city 0
Norwzilk. ‘
iv the terms of the act in question
section four of the prior act is :imendr
ed in section one to provide for ih‘
- (Continued on Page Three)
REWARDS WESTPRIIT
In recognition of her courageous
action in catching two chicken thieves
of Westport. was Helen G. Taylor. of
W'estport.. was granted a reward of
835 by Judge Frank D. Haines in the
criminal side of the Superior Court
today Miss Taylor. according“ to in-
formation furnished the court.‘ cap-
tured Mike O‘Brien and .Fred Sher-
mun. both of W’estport. when they
broke into her chicken coop.
Court Holds State
Not Entitled to Tax
in Trust Fund Transfer
NEW HAVEN Sept. 28. —-—An 8.9“
peat to the Supreme Court of Errors
will be perfected it is expected, on a
decree entered by Judge Gilson of the
Probate Court here. yesterdéy, which
declares that no tax is due or payable
to the State of Connecticut on the
transfer of a. trust fund under a trust
agreement made April 8. 1918. be-
tween a local fiduciary institution as
trustees and a women now deceased-
The woman had placed with the in-
stitution $150,000 worth of skurities
on. which she received the income.
and at her death it was provided that
this trust.should pass to a daughter
The estate lnventoried over $200,000
in addition to the trust fund. The
state claimed a tax on the’transte-r ot
the trust.
, New
PROSPECIS
_ 1:009 f0ll
BIG BOON
.———
NEW YORK. Sept. 28.-——The speedy
return to pros Grit)" with plenty of
work for all W38 predicted today by
mercantile circies, Charles E. Bedfoi'd.
president of Ithe Vacum Oil Company.
and John W'actlmaker. merchant. of
York» and Philadelphia.
“I have more faith in America. to-
day and morc expectation for the fu-
ture than at .‘my time in my sixty
years as a merchant." said Mr. Wann—
makPI‘.
“There will be plenty of vlorit for
a” ,f we show our l‘uith. not by re~
MANIIAMIIS RENIAI
WOMAN’S BRAVERY
1';\ mg our efforts holding ‘ Jck in fe= 1
him“ glasses aid k e_
ipulliiiz on 1
our money ii: our pmlu ..-.4 Lu: '0}
iii: ikiiu: .m‘miml -dt'\Pl()pn-1..‘\h' Start-
inn: ll‘ llilllll .il d rebuilt}, ‘41).ng {ind
WllinL «piiilir; to word; Our (‘nl‘i'g‘ll‘afi
l)!‘ ”‘31. ('1'. “:0X1F‘)Sr-~5"“:r‘\tii; .7
our ,.,
\\'I' luixnv Put (lie good of the coun—
ll‘)‘."
0 —.__
(Cor-tint: d on Luge. Four)
IIIIIIARI RAIL
AIIIIISIIEE [III
l";.i;::' for ti: huge lull which will
'istri-v- llqiy celebration
s’urlui List lllg’hl at
'hv- l~‘i‘;ii.lt (J. Godfrey
\"lI‘l‘lIJT‘. I,‘L"l<)ll. The
Id :11 the Nurwuk ur-
hc luiu'L'vr and Iii-(tor
New: us :‘iiiiildr affairs
IHJ'I.
cs tiniirmrin
all‘itiilllt‘“.
kXHLI'
on.
orvzinicl.
”Wei 'lll‘
v-Tl .il‘il
{culture
in >.nr\-..;l'r; u
lllr‘
I'w~l.
Lil‘lhir \AIII
mur) :I'lll
lininillir HUI l
lillii It‘l'.‘ ill I
Lilnuwi lIllL‘
.iii Ill‘ Ill
('niiiiiiiflt'i- Ill
(>(hwr.\ «in tin-
hull‘H l'l‘illll .\
orr‘. Hui-rich.
SWl‘i‘llv \. (Minn
(‘Olilllilll'v inll llCle first iiiccting
at 11 our-link 5 mini‘ morning in the
Legion rriniiiH. I
Considerable uglier business came
up before the ‘mine Commander
Jogppll llrothcrton gum :lll interesl~
mg rl‘porl on the proewdmgs of the
crate convention held remitly in New
ll.‘l\'| n at which he and It.:v Vi'crmc
Wuri' delegates from the Im'nl post. It
was voted to purchase an clnwtric Sign
so that visitors in the Ni} VVill know
“here the Legion headquarters are
locat‘d.
The post went. on record on sup-
porting Commander Brotherton in
renting the legion in” to the Young
Men‘s ltcpublicon Club. At the same
time. it was brought out that the hall
would be rented to any other political
or non-political organization when. it
was not being used.
WIIIIIN PIISIMASTER
REIS CRMMISSIIIN
m. . ::. 2' u‘
.\H I:
III I .
“ill
the
lhv
hall.
("om-
Him-
0f
li~";lil:~‘
of the
filll.l""f tire:
\V’clih.
Paul. liciiton.
Downs. The.
viilrrl
no
its
Postmaster H lin l.. Davis. of VVil-
ton. rvt‘b-nmi Il“ commission under
the new rzitirc .,r that office this
morning. ’lIl dolled up with the sig—
natures of I‘rt‘~ld(>‘nt Harding and
Postmaster (11 ' . rut Hays which is
Virtually :. tniwl to travel Third
Clasn, in l'm'w Sam‘s mailservice.
with a regular szilztry. inste ad of the
uncertain inninzissoris vogu9 ilndcr
the old Fourth (‘lass system under
which the “Mn! Post Office has bf‘en
(‘OllleCilll our a century. When
the conipiimnzinn of the Postmaster
(lPantll'fl Upon the cancellations of
m: ill lllhpllllllt‘ll Now it. is based
upon the Still of stamps on 1 Stamped
panel. and p it‘rncs of the office will
help ilic mum: of the office by buy-
ing their suppllt's at home.
SENATEIEIIEEI
I‘m.”
WASHINGTON. Sept. 28.;VVith a
view to expediting action on the pram
treaties with Germanv Austria and
Hungary and on tax revision legism-
tion Republiran leaders planned to-
day to put through a. program calling
not only for night sesisons of the Sen-
ate, but for the beginning of .the day
sessions an hour earlier than usual,
The tax bill would be considered dur-
ing the day and the. treaties at night.
,There is a desire to dispose of the
treatla before the beginning of the
conference on the limitation of arm—
aments and since the three pacts,
must be acted upon SPparatply. lead-
era plan to lose no time in getting-
(Continued on Page Three)
New Department Store
in Paris Ruined by Fire
PARIS. Sept. 28.—Fire broke out
this morning in Magasin an Prine
temps. one, of the largest department
stores in Paris. and in a short time it
was seen that, an entire block of the
store would be destroyed. The block
in which the fire originated was re-
two notable figures in industrial and "
IIAI ANII NIIIII'I‘
llllill in
(its $1,500
IN AlIMONl
Mrs. Helen Robinson Says
She Lived Happily with
Husband on , Broadway
for Nine Years
iniiNnWNiw
YllRli BANK intuit
Suit Brought When Atten-
tions Paid “Other Women”
R e s u l t s in Husband’s
Desertion
Mrs. Helen {obinson of South Nor-
vmlk was given .1 divorce from Thom-
3.3 W. Robinson. cashier of the (Tha—
thum-l‘ljoenix Mutual bank of New
York in Superior court yesterday
morning. She was also given the
right to resume her mader. name of
liltll Tedt’ord and Judge Kellogg
awarded her alimony of 51.500 in a
lump sum.
Mrs. Robinson testified
Wits married on October 14. lflut'é. in
New York city and during the first
nine years of her life Slit' was very
happy. They liVe-d (‘1‘. Broadway. In
1917 her husband. she said, begun to
that s. .e
(Continued on Page Ten).
IEEI HflME AEIER
SUPPER, NIII HEARD
ERIIM IN MlINIHS
Thomas Moore. of Smith street.
this morning was ordered by Judge
Nehemiah Candee. in the uptown city
courtnto pay ”(Ya week toward the
support of his .wife or go to jail for
90 days. Moore agreed to pay.
The accused was~takcn into custody
'ast night on a warrant drawn’up by
Prosecutor Edward M. Lockwood.
charging him with non—support. He
is employed as a driver by Benjamin
Hershlield.
In the city court. Mrs. Moore testi-
tied that there had been no words be~
tween her and her husband. She said
that he had simply left her one night
three months ago after supper and
had failed to return home from that
time on or to contribute toward her
support. Moore maintained silence
during the hearing and did not tes‘
tify in his OWn behalf.
PflPUlAll SINliER is
A. s. BIBBINS’ 3mm:
A prctty home wedding was held
last evening at 7:45 o'clock. at the
home of the bride's parents. 6 View
(‘.c.<t. when Miss Ruble leibcllc Sleu-
son. daughter of Mr. and M13. Holley
ll. Slauson. was united in marriage 1.)
Avihur Sands Blbbins. son of Sfrs. M.
K. S. Bibbins of Darien. Rev. John
J Snzn‘vly. pastor of the First 'M E
church performed the ceremony.
The couple were alien-led by Miss
1m: Gillette of Dnrlen. as maid of
1-0: or. and Alfred Yeaton of Darieli.
(Continued on Page Four)
FRENCH ARMY
VETERAN leEll
NEW BRTAIN. Sept. 21 .——Henry
Kopolowitz was fined $150 and costs.
and 'Albert Kalsokoski, an employe.
was fined a like amount in police court
this morning on a charge. of selling
liquor in a grocery store owned By the
former. Kopolowitz a veteran of the
Polish Legion of the French Army is
partially paralyzed and otherwise in-
capacitated as the result 0: wounds
received in act.icn:~and pleaded this as
his defense. Judge 13. W. Ailing ruled
that physical incapacitation does not
constitute grounds for breaking the
law. '
Final Demonstration
of Voting Machines
‘The final demonstration of the
voting machines in the various
wards of the city will be given this
afternoon and evening. Tomorrow;
all day long, the machine on exhi-
bition at the City Hall will ‘be open
for demonstration purposes until
evening when it .wlll be locked.
This is the last opportunity for
those unacquainted with the voting
machines to go to either theci‘ty
Hall, or the Mayflower “Hook a.-
Ladder Company quarters in East
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday.
‘cept in unforeseen circumstances.
Isummone’d.
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Peril of Donovanized
N orwalk Revealed At
Rally of Republicans
Scanty Outlay of Oil On Streets Described 'Ar l
Political Hokum—Candidate Barton Foré
casts Prosperous Building Boom For City—e
Claim of Lower Taxes Unsubstantiated.
1..
Several hundred men and women
hall VVash-
the issues of the present campaign
from the Republican standpomt at
one of the most enthusiastic and best
in some
attended rallies held here
time. Among the speakers of the
evening were Calvin L. Barton. Rev
publican candidate for mayor; Judge t
John H. Light. Sln. Nehemiah Curi—
iiee. Judge George H. \‘csLurg‘li and l
others. Taxes. conditions in the -
schools. the streets. police and fire dc—
pfirlcienls. and the mcessity for t.~.k- (
the evening.
introduced the speakers. said that he
lune gone down through
Mr. Crowe. before he
gathered 1“ 39" Mens 1 st m€_ believed that the Republican party '
ington St'PPt Second district. at r was united as it never had been. be-
ning and there hearo a discussmn O fore in any local election and that
while it was all very well to feel can‘-
fident that there
work to be done before Monday next
and that efforts for
not be relaxed in the slightest.
was considerable
victory should
The first speaker of the evening. in-
rod need by Edmund E. Crowe. chair-
.mnn of the rally, was Judge John H.
.ig‘ht. Judge Light in his talk spoke
of the glories of ancient Rome. which
the ages be-
city, was
pubfic
zine; (if the fact that, it. as a
inf: iqurtageo o." the gch—rnmerit's Cf— “n ‘msche and did many
”I “f 5 1:.h00 f’” harbor “IIW‘VW‘ \vllr‘~ which still remain as monu—
ments were pointed cut 1):. the Sptllln- no. tr.
”‘3' Hz ’JllilYZ'T of' Norwalk he said that
1'1 II “NEW"?- ‘”‘-"~I“‘~ “‘3 OI ”I“ 5““ Nnre.:ilk has not. been noted. at least
and VVurd i’lrpuhlicnn rnnmzit‘m .3‘ the past four 319:1ng for any
opl‘nctl Hit cutting: by “NIH “ ‘. W'urks .15 ll has bee}. in the
ll‘OSi‘ prt‘FI-ilf :ilfvr “'hlf'l‘ INA l' ,V 1.3“” Of all reactionary Of an ex-
duccd Edmund H. Prone. lll‘pirhllw" _ -
City \"hxiiricun :12: the chn‘irrtzi‘: of (Continued an Page Eleven)
England Has
Sum For
RELPNRRWAIIIBY
HElPlNfi Ill/IN A831].
_____._..
A practical way of securing:
homes: in Norwalk. and at the sr‘n
time a priol table investnn m for DJIIi
ll;\(‘sl0r ard lorrovtcr. is presented iii
the following communication:
To The Editor of The Sentinel:-.-—
We have in Aorwalk an institution
which. if supported by the. people'x‘vilt
do more than any one thing to help
the business of the town and make i:
grow. ‘
The Norwalk Building. Lear ”1111}
Investment Association of Norwulk 1:.
a mutual association and all profits g
to its members.
It is run :it a small expense. so small
that no other money lending institu-
tion can compete With it..
It. lends money to people to butld
houses. who cannot build unless they
can borrow more than any bank Ul
“707 1"
BRITISH ll] sun
IRISH REPLY lflllAl’
liloyd George. the British Prime Mil:-
ister. to Eamon de Vulera‘s latest corri—
munication was expected here before
6 o'clock this exerting. it was
nounced this forcnoon. lr. de Valera
and the other members, of the Duil
Cabinet planned to he at the Mansion
House. to receive it.
it is considered probable that. Mr. c‘e
Valera's :inswer will be prompt. Fix-
it in
not considered that it will be neccsv
sary to consult the Dell Eireann. and
no meeting of that body has been
(II‘A‘
Forecasts of the note were numer-
one in declaring it would again make
(Continued on Page Twelve)
IEE ,IIII’S RUN
‘ PERIIII REIIIIIEII
Nor-walk. and be instructed in the:
working: of the machine. ‘
cently built.
Chief of Police W’i Ilium R. Pen
nington yesterday afternoon revoked
the permit given by him to Joseph Le~
gate. proprietor of the Norwalk Hotel,
to carry a revolver. following the bind-
ing over of Legato to the higher
courts under bonds’ of --$1,500 on a
charge of assault with ‘attempt to
bill, on J. Holly Tyrell.
This is the first time in twelve Sears
that Chief Pennington has had to re
voile any permits to carry weapons.
and was awaiting official action by
time courts before be revoked the
permit.
Veterans of Union
Army Are on Parade
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. - .28.—‘Btop-
ping a trifle. slower. but‘just as proud-
ly as they did when they won the war
in ‘61. veterans of the Union Arm)
swung into formation today for their
annual parade. This march is the
'crowning event of the. fifty- fifth en-
campment of the Grand Army of the
Republic.
While parade preparations were go-
Sé'tl
Cuhmet.
I‘ \(l‘\
and uporl trade _l)\ the extension 0!
(“Wallis “3.8 On? Oi
UP-
Priine Minister
relief undertakings
magnitude.
borite mayors who
that he could not agree to
which would place the whole burden
on
know where to look for more taxes,.
down on Monday.
ion was given on August 4 in the can
of the state against Tihor. Sinchuk and
Alexander Yavsk, of Bridgeport. aliens
accused of sedition.
Justice Beach.
do not possess the right under
l'nited
to alter the American form of govem‘
ment.
qualified to plead the privilege of un.
Spent Big
Relief of Idle
LONDON. Sept. 28.———V’urious pro—
r-os.-.ls for rc-l‘ieviny.r thc upemployrnent
Sltllzlllon in Great Britain were discus——
committee of the British.
yesterday.
This question is gaining in urgency
day. A plan to revive home
by 3
the matters taken
‘ ; i‘;
l' nofficiul reports asscrt that antag—
onism has dexeloped between certain
departments of the Government and
the
who are striving talent down expense: .
Wyn quorgg. fawn:
representatives of the Treasury.
of consider-ab}.
but. he recently told Ls-
interviewed him
a plan
the State. He added he did not:
Mr. Lloyd George contended first
the Government already had gonetn
unprecedented
the unemployed. for the
in subsidizinx
relief, 0:
lengths
(Continued on Page Three) g
ALIENS llAVElillilll"
III SPEECH EREEIIIIII‘
That aliens as well as citizens are
entitled to the riglits‘of fr edom of
. c .3. ‘ 7 _ speech is declared by Chief Justice;
, DI RI‘IN' bept. '5‘ (By the A550‘ Vi’h eeler of the supreme court of Con.—
mated Press).-—Thc rcply Of M" fiPf ticul in a minority opinion handed
The majority opin—
In the majority opinion. written by
it was held that¢alien3
the
States constitution to attet‘npt
and for that reason are, not;-
limited political discussion. It is this;
opinion with which Chief miles
V‘Vheeier dissents.
Sinchuk and Yavsk were charged
(Continued on Page Five)
IIIIIIIIIIIILESSR—RYS
RAI§E “EIRE” ERY
Cries of “fire! fire!" startled pat-—
rone of the Regent theatre before the
first show last; night. Scores stood? up
in their seats preparatory to making
a daslw for the exits. But‘it'Wan a.
thought that they'nfere having a M
time were taken into custody by m;
police.
The lads. according to the pong,
iid not realize the seriousness of the
offense. Scores have been injurelfl'lr
ed by a. fire scare’l.‘ i
Name Local Man
NEW HAVEN, Sept
tate Dealers' Association. at its cdné
vention yesterday. with W. LCHatéi.’
of New Britain. vice president. H. ,l.’
Booth. 0! New Haven. secretary. at
C. E. Curtis. 0: Norwalk. treasurer; "
The gathering went on record fl
favoring the exclusive sales mum
ter instance being the listing by
member oi! a. piece of property "
yin: iiiui with other ammo!
false alarm audit“; two boys who '
killed in Stampedes in theatres start—P
Real Estate Treasurer .
28 -Freden ,
ick M. Ward of this city, was chosen; :
president of the Connecticut Real 23¢»
and the multiple listing plan. this an»
m.
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