PLAN 3m.
OVER SCHOOLS
'ould Curtail Powers of
'tate Board of Education
Concerning Buildings.
H \llTFORD. an. 17.—A vigorous
Ltd»: on the state control of schools
. u- made at the present session of
.\ lvzislzlture with efforts by many
.t'. tmvn representatives to have the
mm or the State Board of Educa-
, rurlnllt‘d. Some members ‘0! the
minutiae on education are known to
. ”tom teo the contemplated move
. .1 contest that will be 083'er lo
glnnnr of both branches of the as-
.. w‘y is expected.
um m‘ the first move! to be made
.v: this line came to light today
l": Frank \V. Gregory. of Norwnik.
.m!» r o! the committee on educa-
w, :lvllllllicd that he had been up-
n. .l to prevent a bill which
. x-l rnmovc from the State Board
, ’m‘ullon power to condemn school
.: dmrs us unfit. Under the bill
1-,“ 31 Mr. Gregory was asked to pre~
; r this power would be place-1 in the
xmls or local boards of health.
\lr_ (lrrgory who is on the active
Izorfi list of the Norwalk schools
a a svhool supervisor. at. present on
:w or absence on account of his
(gm. :lr‘clinf‘d to present the bill.
duping the sponsor to have a mem-
Peaseand
. Trial’l‘hatF wsAttach-r'
I, nient of Circus lions; 1“:
Two high shertirs of Connectiwt— ,
Simeon ‘Pease. or Fan-field county. and
room” L. Reilly, or New. Haven
county—are co~defendants with the ‘
surety company that furnished their
bonds in a $5 009 damage action" ._ ' ,.
brought by Mrs. Louis. Knox. 6: Dan- ' ‘ ‘ ‘ '~
bury. owner of I; group of performing " ' ‘
lions that were attached late in 1019
by a deputy of Sherii! Reilly. Neither
of the high sherms was in court when
trial was begun' yesterday Abcfore
Judge John W. Banks and a jury.
Mrs. Knox, who was on the stand
most of the day claims that she
bought three rlions. 'Tfllby." ~"Lilo."’-
and "Woodrow." on January 20, 1918.
and the three were a part of a group
of five performing lio‘hs. The lions .
were in Bridgeport on June 1, 1919. . -
under the care of Adele Castillo, Who‘s , ’ -- - » . . ' v \ ' > ~ .» ‘ ' , .
conducted the performance.’ " - . * ' '
On that date they were attached by -
Deputy Sheriff Joseph Binkoskl or
New Haven, actlng on that day as n'
special deputy of Sherii'i.I Pease. as the
seizure of the lions were in this coun~
ty. The lions were attached for a .
debt alleged to have been contracted!
by Adgle 'Castillo. taken to New Hn- L
ven and later sold under an execu-
MrsfiKnox's suit is based on the
claim that she and not Adgle Castillo
was the owner of» the three attached
. of tho assembly from his own manna-nex- or Baltimorepaid .
“” ”“5“” ”- MF- Grew?! Enid o'bettrywashinshiswife's L‘S’emnoii ft gzdgrrggdkthlagwtgeorlions ‘-
._r he pointed out that he favors in the street. Neighbors cheered. ' ' ' ' '
rontrol of schools in the matter m0!!-
f determining the fitness for use of
a.
3.0;:Imifszélnghgffrfxezfirg 1:031: (a) “With the Stream"..-Tours lions, a sues tor false attachment. _ ' . r Y , . . . .
y , ‘ . . " . ' ‘ (b) "Venetian Boat Song" The Am rlcan Surety company of New .. ‘ ' ' ' 1 LANE .
.. m buildings unfit for cattle. ' , _ , ....... Blumenthal York. which furnished the bonds for NOMATIQN B ‘ . . , _
Mr. and Mrs. \Voodrufr, 210- both Sheriffs Pease and Reilly. is also , ‘ “ , : _ ' ,
. . companied by Miss Knox. named as 00- -defendant. ' r t M MEMO v.0“. - , - - >
4.-—-Baritone Solo, “Bedouin Love ~ ' . __h '
DailyRadloProgram s...--- ............ 9...... ma 7 - . tII-——~ .. n
(T t 300 M t ) Mr. Woodruff, accompanied - . ” M!!!“ I“ am an e
um: o e era . by Miss Knox. ‘
_ 5,—Soprano Solo. “Ciood Morning. Im’nm“ Inas-sossssésssosaos-oos-oo-so-ssoass-g
\"Cllllcsdny, Jlnlliu'y l7. Bertha sunSh‘ne""I‘ehma’nn ,‘ muo- oooaoooooooo m ooh-ooo-oo-ooo-ossoooooo-aoo
. . . Mrs. \Voodruff. occampanled ‘ N , ' ‘
bath)“ “(.II. by BIlSS Knox. I . worm.......o-»€....u...o.........-c.....-..-.....
‘ ‘ 01 p- 31"" rt b th A l 6.—Duet "laughter \Véars 8. Lil- . Name 01 ’m. g - .0
.— once program y e mp - lied Gown' . . ~ . . »- .
co m the Chickerm‘ re_ Mr. and Mm Woodwfl' am Mahng Nomination ................,.,............._.....;.,_-..
enajcungstehe playmg 0f the mpanled by Lflsg Knox, Add!” -coo.-otto.l..|oooo.ctoinonotlooo'oo‘clouhooo'onoloo
art sts. ltected by vAxide L— “ ‘ . ; ,7. .‘ 2 ' - . ,
Jacchia. Inmflpuons on animals- bones are Only one nomination will be counted to the credit of any ‘
lI.—Ml;l-uttiell;noo: news broadens. the earliest form a: Chinese writ- - - one candidate. Names of personsmaking nominations will not »
c212" s ed y Boston Amerl- mg, “2.1118“ public under any circumstances. _ ’3
ll l.——Contlnuatlon of musical pro- 1 .
gram.
Three Sailings Weekly ,
SEA Amriflfi
I New York to Savannah
: First C PagansuFares. New York
00 p. m.-—"Chlldrcn'a Hour," animal
stories read by “Uncle Billy.” Mu-
>I'.‘al accompaniment by “Uncle Ed-
die." '
l 30 p. m.—Closing rgport on Farm-
«rs‘ Produce Market report (485)
r
mr-tcrs). Live Stoclc Markets and %OM 7’5"“"1' TgnJ‘M“
Butter and Eggs reports (485 me- w" $30.38 w” $36.54
n-rs). ;) Round 555. 27 m“ 365- 67
own p. m.——Late news flushes, early
sports news. Boston American.
6:30 p. m.——Boston police reports.
Boston police headquarters. "Wool
”Including meals and mm
accommodations
Ocean Steamship Co. of Savannah
‘ 5. ~.
Come to Our
Market News." a weekly review of , {hi-f" _, _ ._ ,_. . ‘. . . ~ . . U .
the woo), industry by the Commer- _ ‘ , ' ' ,_ . _ l ,
.m Bulletin of Boston. Great Overcoat , .. . _ = .. P . , _ . '
r. l‘. p. m.-—-Evening program: , ‘ - - ' ' ,I , v . . . .
l.—--"The Family Circle.” conduct- . Clearance 1; ‘ v . _ . ,J . .3 .. ‘
ed by the Youth's Compan-
ion.
l.—-—“The Big Cedar."
‘J.——"An Amusing Retort."
.‘l.—-"A Record Exchange."
$24.85, $27.85, $3?.85 FIRST AWARD , 7 ' .' k SECOND AwARn
4.—-"N l. t Be Be t n.” v . '. V m \
:‘w.—-"R:d o'l‘upe 4:: a Modern Ve’re including every Ov- $1305 30103an T0013}: G 03' . ‘ , $960. Pu 1, 1'31:an CA3
,Pr‘ce'?‘ ' ercoat in the house in these v ‘ We!“ sad. 0 re use 0
”—"g'r‘ 1W“ “83‘"! ”‘9‘” . three great groups and they J. H. Wehrle Buick Garage, ». Stewart 8. Clark, .
Ier ll. ' « r . , , . .> . . . 1,
Dr. Burton. A. Welcome, 3 surely afier‘ exceptional vcl- West Avenue. -. _ ’ 97 Mam St.. .horwalk
American Red Cross.
Ill—Duet. "Passage Blrds' Fare-
well" . . . .' ........ Hildach
ues. They ’re all from our
regular high class stock and
t; . . . . .
”‘ZfiflMmffsmi‘film £33;fo \ , prices have been greatly re» THIRD AWARD " . FOURTH AWARD
‘ X::ds“.-..‘;:":’.::;.:2: OWN {rOUi‘i‘fiOME v am“ "‘ every “Stance: ' . $600 amour row on 3103 3:13:00): sums
(st. - ' HOW 9‘ ' . many as muCh as 4070' . W 02 _ ' s ‘ Purchased of
ht—"Just Boy.” a broadcast from . ‘ . ,9 > - , . . , ,
the American Boy Magazine. “re can Show You. All the wanted models . .' -. Austin s 381380, ~ \. . 4 2 Angevinej‘urmture CO.
V.—Conilnuuticm of concert by Mr. - , ‘ ' f til b t 11f 1: Railroad Ave“ SO. Norwalk 16 N. Mam, S. Nor-walk
and MI‘B. Morgan 126W“ __ Save Your Rent __ tom 0 83 man ac “I“ . " x . . ; ‘
Woodrui'f: erg. “ - A
1.-—Barltone Solo. "The Vaga- $20.00 per month, 10 years.‘$3,163.36 ' _ v - ‘
bond" Thayer $25.00 per month. 10 years, 33,954.20
Mr. Woodrufl. ficcomvanm 330.00 per month, 10 years. $4,745.08
FIFTH JAWAFD- . : SIXTH‘AWARD
2.-—Soprnno :‘3.§f"%.“‘}i’:;..-. 3y Rogers 69‘ Stevens“ " $1“qu , , .. :86 15mm unto
mum‘s; hempi'xfiei THE LAWRENCE AGENCY mm so. NW . MM of . p ' . , MW of
by Miss Knox. 15 S th Ma' St ‘ A, J Collins Co . ' . ' ' Frank Lauder ‘
8.——Duets. 0“- 1n ' 10 N Jilin. s qulk ' ‘ ~. ", 96'Wash. Sh, So. Nor-walk _
.
dvumu AWARD 4;; . ,. mourn AWARD -
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SCIENTIFIC
EXAMINATIONS _
Distinctive Eyeglasses - BHYing Furniture
COURTEOUS SERVICE ’ “may!!! . m3;
TH AMER INC When buying furniture the purchaser . Annual “elm"lmmbm 1.". ‘7 . ' . _8‘N.lm“'3ks'Nomflk
generally goes by the outside appearance or
finish of the article they Wish to purchase.
_ This does not disclose the interior con--
struction or workmanship which is must
important.
- ~ All our furniture has been carefully se-
lected as to construction, workmanship and
finish, as only goolffurniture can be made.
. We carry‘lonly rEIiable merchandise of:
honest quality. .Every. piece’ fully guaran-s.
teed, and at prices much lower than Can be-
found in any other store.
Optometrists and Optic!”
8 TAtlantic St. Star-”ft"
mm AWARD , M
f.- naumoonmrrmmwm ‘ f”
W9! '0 B. Jackson ‘ -
111:“ 58Wall8t. Nonalk ‘ '
Do You Know the J .7
Perfect Vision T
of
So much solarium sad «toll
health is dependent at GOOD I!!-
SIGHT that can asshosld M3 "1’
best of cars. Ottan m sail-0|:
detective vision exists that MP. _
ERLY mm 0148'”; would it
rectify 1:. Numerous“.
to one who is equipped their!"
yoitlu wants in our! T“.-
ta . “
thLIAM Jmoouu
Norwalk Chronicler