mason: mug-nus ANY NEW HOMES AYS W. C. ALLEN ih's moi—v“! Retarded by hack of Adequate Hous- ing Facilities. m mainly retarded in Back of housing tacili- '1 _ men; who would like t o ' , n mvo. It is a communi- _ arml if the merchants. in- ._ ,,_ ueal estate people and .nltilll’l lstration are really in- m svelng Stamtord grow .1 rndlle that the first es- “. p; oxide a place for peo- “’(‘TI‘ 11x ii.“ A Hm opinion of Walter C. .:-;»i|it-nt or the Yale a“: ' . :nza .ct'urlng company. as ; mt; night in an interview ., film i representative. .Hl.l’.‘|1y 8385.000 has been , .1:.;‘oyes or the Yale 8.: -' wmcturing company to .r hu lid their own hornet." v. 51M. “and while H II true .- lava bought homea only built new homes and the m m houses x lll' sch. 1, ‘ct is that Stamford “owing so fast. and so . l i'ldilsirlol have come “Hm Lng has been done to \zilh industry in the past we the attitude of his “mm! the present shortage xix. Allen said: 3(k‘t‘l‘fll hundred people who reside outside of 3 v. s uniabiy becaus they 2 Houses in Stamford. it . lut‘. a great deal of trou- x-«iple to come here trom : 1m pulse there are no in- .. a, While it is generally mt, Stamford needs more xvi-liking people there is .lnng in that direction. We .: lend the program of r by loaning money at x i")? of interest. . my ago the mayor ap- . Lansing commission and H1 .uvn co-‘operated with the ,, "a. but nothing came of wine of them thought : rnu. aflord to go into the . .«i. we. h'l‘eir reason then but the cost of building I: or labor very properly inglihn that. 'We do not ., . m. . the landlord busineaa.‘ .4 i not think it is a good pro- » -.. ll L ve the employers take I» m‘.‘ landlord to_the peo- -.l 'in their industries. v w felt that it was up to . mi people and the invest- " ., manufacturers ought n: has not in-. “We would be interested in seeing some scheme proposed that would or- ter homes for working men and a good propodtion tor the investor. There was a plan odered at one time to remit taxes on new homes for a period of years. but a storm or in- ‘dignation was raised against it and we .now have this result." NEW ATTEMPT AT ANGLO-FRENCH ENTENTE COLLAPSES 31 Universal Cable Scrvioe . PARIS. April I.—-The new Angle- French entente bubble. blown by the visit of Louis Loucheur to England. burst with a mild bang today when Premier Poincaire made it officially known that France was willing to abandon the "C bonds." only provid- ing her war debts were annulled and under no consideration would France abandon the Ruhr until Germany has ’ W03! m cos-rams * Br Uhhermi Cable Service .mNDON. April 9.-—Lndy Car; nerves. in compliance with the last wish of her iate husband. and assisted by Howard Carter. the American archeaologist. will con- tinue the direction of the explora- tion of the tombs of me pharoahs. Lady Csrnhrvon has decided that she will dedicate her life to the completion of the work of Lord Carnarvon. who left no diary. but who did leave consid- able manuscripts from which she will complete his memoirs. paid every pfennig of her 50 billion sold marks demanded. Thus is rude-.1 the tentative plan of French big busineu to end a sit- uation which is rapidly becoming in- tolerable from all poll‘s of view. The French are getting 7.000 tons of coal daily from the Ruhr. but it is the most expensive coal in the 4 AUTO BODY HARDWARE, HANDLES, MOUNTINGS, CUSHIONS, CARPETS AND SLIP COVERS I Auto Blacksmith —- Painting : Body Repairs In Fact All Repairs But the Motor . The salary committee of the School Comittee met yesterday afternoon in in the Common chamber and discrmea the budget of teachers salaries for the? ensuing year. The work of realign. ing the'budget will be coupler“: gnu afternoon. it was stated. Those pre. sent at the meeting were Chairman Watson 15. Rice. of the School Com- mittee. acting Supe tender-it of Schools. Oscar L. Bur ck, and ch. ment A. Fuller. a member or the snool Comittee. Mrs. Samuel Young, was absent. NE‘V PUMPING ENGINE The Glenbrook Fire department re- ceived a favorable report at its meet. his last night from the Finance com- mittee regarding the purchase or the new pumping engine. The commit tee reported that . a substantial amount has been received toward the cost of the apparatus. QUALITY THE BEST—DEPENDABLE SERVICE \ North Main Street, \ TILLY AUTO & CARRIAGE WORKS South Norwalk , ~ - .3 4- u" A , _ . . .., , . . ‘ fl ‘ 4‘.“ A‘ ~ .. . ..2- 1‘ FORD ' Newman...“ ma ...‘ m m m."- hrrz'. gm we ~16 T ‘ " "‘ >mmumn .... tn... .. A... .3; ° w- - ! l l Dodge Brothers conceived a very good power plant in thebe- ginning. Throughout the years they have used the unlimited re- — . sources of their organization to develop and improve that one good model. . j Today there is nothing experimental about the car. It is a utilitv. One is assured of efficient and dependable \ daily service at a very-moderate cost of maintenance. ‘ . The material used in every model is of the best quality obtain- , able. Dodge Brothers have taken great pride in this one particu- lar. We, as dealers, are proud of the car today. You can feel the same as regards ownership. Stratton-Bliss Co. _ 14 West Avenue Telephone 2782 ‘ Roadster....v....-.......$930I} Sedan$1,550 . Touring ..............$960 I Coupe.....*......._....$1,075 (All above are delivered prices) REGENT GARAGE * ’OAKLA THE CAR WITH A 15,000 MILE GUARANTEE—If you do not think this isa real guarantee try and got a similar one elsewhere. Ve' .3 PRICES E. o- B. FACTORY . e _. A ' 2-PassengerRoadster........................ $975.00 ‘3 5—Pusenger'i'ouring .r. $995.00" ii: 4~Passenger Sport ' d 2-PassengerCoupe $1,185.00 $1,165.00 LUTHER M. 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