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nonms ANN ES ls - PLAIEQB
nni'lgfon Asks he Evenin Sent-inel’s '
(”few 1° 51°" Platf r I Fir A B tt “ BO“! Fame
Juvenile Thefts 0 m _ e 6.1" Hold Meefi
Cleaner, Prosperous Clty
t“shawls Buchanan and Others—Says
ifllill‘T‘l are Running Wild—Juvenile Law The EVENING SENTINEL is today Norwalk’s only non-phr- 5 MODERN UP-TO-D ATE SCHOOLS. 'A In Cl‘ H
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W - "’1'“ 0mm “‘ “"0"“ um t Lfiiili§érssslsféii°l°ls§$xiilfi‘l‘i. s £52., salis‘lsi .SEAT FOR EVERY PUPIL
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Q more pro perous (my horwalk 18 facing today an over-crowded school condition
Its platform to gain this end follows. Which of the two poli- . . . . . . . l . '
-. “.ld do well if a curfew ordinance, an ordinance tical candidates for mayor will advocate these planks before elec- “Iuch must be remedied and remedied ‘mmedmtdy' Every “11°01 Former M a y 0 1' De‘ Republican, candm
' - . ('hlld is entitled to a seat. The proposed $250,000 bond issue should _ I
.11 children under 16 years of age off the streets “on, and 1101163“? work f0? there accomplishment ““91“ he 13 be voted in the affirmative and carried by such an overwhelming dares that Dust Bar for May r States b ,
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mayor. majority that the Board of Estimate and Taxation can have no ton says he Found In Favors lld 1m
.; .inmon Council. The need of such an ordinance 1, GOOD ROADS FOR THE ENTIRE CITY (mouse for delaying the appropriation of this money for new school City H a ll Blinded for New Schools --.
.tmted by the series of petty burglaries per- 'l‘hi< is one of the most important planks in the Sentinel plat- buildings. him to City Welfare Advocates Pm
Flrs: District in the past few weeks." form. Good roads are an absolute necessity to a growing and 6. ABOUSHMENT OF THE WASHINGTON ——Points to COIldi- nent Paving—Is fa
;ll'l"\p(‘l'llllS city. (i‘ood roads moan increased business and are al-
i is. - My. a paying immmcm. STREET RAILROAD BRIDGE tion of' S tr e e t s— New Method of. As-
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.; .szirf: RI. 2. DEVELOPMENT or WEST AVENUE - ssiis s s s .i s iisss .. is Calls them Deplom- 88881118 Values—r
iGl S CLUB T0 INTO A BUSINESS CENTER Secogiiniilsti‘gcivwiil sittigly'ssricSertnblt-tlth:db:ckd§ard oi a1 siliiuig’llttlcr ble—Says he Gave Wants Equalimfion
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' H J" U My“ BEGIN SEASON \Vitlmul any doubt, “'cst Avenue is the logical business ccu- themain business streets of the city. It will cost money to abolish During his Adminiz Freeyfsroi‘ne P I. h
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. m the CNN-1 lol‘ l'nr .\'urwnlk. L'llt'll West Avenue is a commercial center. we the bridge. Yes, but it will be money well spent. It is quite . _ . . — ,
" "g ' "-“""“’!"l" I NEXT MONDAY \llllll not have true comolillalion. \Vest Avenue should be briglltl~ rrafitidil to construct a.1 tullllnel undlcrground andhdobaway entiirclly tration —— WI“ All' Ship If Elected—Wo- -
' ' ".I‘. "'I: ly lilzlltnl; that ix. ll system of ornamental lights should be instnl - wit t at structure Wlic entire y destroys t e cauty 0 he 000 De ' *
. M mi... .ll lhn entire length of the highway. It should be lighted as lower end of the city. agggflloier bt maul Named 0!) com
brightly as the main business street is in Stamford, Portchestcr or
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~ rm “ll. do“ n-l Arrange ans ori 3. STRI‘TE FOR A CENTRAL POST_OFFICE DEAVOR TO REDUCE THE POLLU' present Democratic nominee tor the City 20:53:: nootmi::esReputbu::-g 5, " ’3
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~ 1 mm” n -6? f l Cl ‘ y .\«~rwn|ks needs a control post-oflxce, a building it Wlll not be TION OF THE NORWALK RI V ER :ratic gumafizgm": 1:“ “ism :t Couiafioo"; firth?c‘;: “gain!“
1» r- - re , I se u asses are ~ . \hnmml of. It should be located on \Vest Avenue. near or on the P 11' t' f th \’ lk . b h sed "ah the City Hall. “'llt'.’ he addressed the evening to discuss campaign plu-
’ “' ‘3' 'f“ '_ ," ' Formed Mllttllr‘xls Estate. Let us have less talk of a “hole in the wall" ' ° ‘1 1°“ 0 .c ‘ orwa river '3' sewage. as eau ' p ‘ It candidates on the Democratic ticket- “d 179“" COMMOM For the.“
.l i" i...‘ . .‘ 3‘ ”W “In District Imst-Ofllcc is termed cally, the destruction of the oyster industry in these waters. me City Comufittee “a the w.” time in many years it. was gm .1:
" . ‘ ' ‘ * A , A. ,. . . H _; .. Ann”..- “ ‘ i ' has affected fishing here. It is suspected of havmg caused the Committees. In hilnddre- Ex-Mu- party talcum were now ’:
' ’ . . l .4 r . - . I n: m; 4. ADVOCATE THE ACQI IISITION OF T“ (loathe; oneormore children this past summer whopuecumbed to or Donovan referred to‘an ml “smug 1m ’1 Kill-e - ,
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l m 4' Ti» tiling“ “I "l“ "““"‘ MATTHEWS ESTATE. 1N - ...., 'rstablghfeta dram lflspomtfnt ‘enear future; “*" "fl. ' “find.“m 1“ a: chairman 0:0“ :omm oi. ' , 1:
-‘ r. “mug... lull": “.1.- in hiring»- “'2' the oponlm; NUE EITHER BY PURCI'IA 0R spoke in part as (m. D. Wadlwertb ch .7
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~. .. . .. - WALK’S PUBLIC BUILD- A PENN Y FOR THE TAXPAYER, BLT mm; :sfis'm. $235.33: 3...; :1 5223.2”... 2:352:23:
1. ”.1 . u 1.. ; (\i-‘qui‘lM-x ltzl ‘1éf.,:'l‘l.'.”;.f,';ll INGS AND FOR A TO THE IDEA OF MAKING NOR' when he went into oftlece he found filinlftrationfl" A]; :t the old oh—
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- ~ . m. .-.. mm... l"l" m-l mm PUBLIC PARK WALK THE BEST CII Y 0F 21:35:; E: 3113:0311; .ngsesa: adminisUatioz-llfas'e ’nséiemmg.
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'_“' ," ‘ “ " ”4““ '1 ’9'" l ”‘1” ‘1’” “"7“ ITS SIZE IN THE STATE Hall. i believe that the Mayor made he declared and during the put ‘ .
1.,.1«.mn',.r thistlsmil"; flash The average citizen living in Norwalk will agree that the ””356 Gunmen“ He has had 5“ i;§§§‘§§°“b°fi,“°m“°’mm
"l w in H lwih‘ n'm'wm will vwnma' {\Illttilcws Estate should be owned by the city; that upon it should “Penny wise and a pound foolish” is a poor. policy. Norwalk days to abnso‘":rhflfem if Lheydwere nunmraliimesiiieu‘idm: ”gem;
1 "' if... i ‘f 1”“ T.“ > "' 1"";“"”' ' "if“??? be located the City Hall and other public buildings and that the taxpayers are not stingy. They desire that their money be spent Shirl: “‘1‘; Swagger?“ Tingi and predicted many benefits he.
H s: in»! zj.'.'“1122735:sill; 1; in?” “(2,2 remainder of the property lacing cast should be used as a public “:lsel)‘. True, but they .are also Willing to spend money to make “and that the statements were an") ;::tel;163;%n oath. Republican 11cm ..
7‘1‘1118 :l'l‘ 'l‘.‘ "ll iln'l v .. IlllZL.‘ Us ilnlllll'. llill‘k. :VOIWYfllk 8. real City! 8. Elly to be proud Of' repeated yesterday in 8 Bridgeport Thomas gal-1013818. candidate tor . m ’
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18m H's? .\ll.13 U-rlrul' l'.lrr ms ”The article also states that for ception when he “mm a.
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' “ "l-‘m" ‘ ; lftl.’.i\lll‘ll :ln~l mvmln rs- wxshinz to and himself worked over the books the matter or roads.,and pledged 1..
. u .l:u:.... an). ,,r H... ”(myrnlv'lzflllr‘l‘ll was 0 of the city and they found an me personal endeavor. if elected, tech.”
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~" ““1"“- .~-.~ mil) nlwt Miss (WNW i" VJ” - * dcbtedncss of $240,000." his attention to every part of
.- :‘?.lll ing‘ ml ll» mgr”. Hrs .lt t‘tr» ("|Ll'll0ll.\‘-. The Streets CNY ill imDFOVlng highways ad
" '7" “H" .Til-Nii} . \v‘nll‘Z. l" l' l-“"‘ ’-n'1 1 3‘ The greatest blewng that anyone buildltlz Of- permanent roadn. ‘
l L- 'f l" “.ka 4U”. :l.rlllv r lll.nrm:l .oll ‘ . ' has. Is that of being able to etc. IL Mr. Robins announced the follow-
; ' '3‘. .tli-A ‘ may l.-- i'l‘ldlzl- 'i 1l-_\ illip‘lylzll; 1'.» \l‘.» HERE 0 16 WBTPORT m is a terrible curse to be stricken with $508: ‘31. pagtbothtihe program to b
' ’ ~l'nrr li'rwmom “W". P ”m" ‘ I hllndness. I believe that. when he en— ' '6 0“ Y m-
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. .f‘ W” ‘ ' a” ,‘i 3.3,, 234...... ' State Troops Gathering in Oklahoma City With . tered me omce at the cm Han um _ SCHOOLS
lo [M . Pr . he did find dust and dirt. for this is Favors and is an advocate of bet.
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, . , ““in Hull ll ls urrk may 2 Tho annu.ll state (nt‘ampnlr‘nt of v o 0 An accident involving three cars t 'n his art! ulnr t u a horwalk and bellewes thattho m
. . ., ""-.‘"‘ , ,., J WW“... .. crayon}..- 0..., M0... “in l... is.“ in Miss”.- Tomorrow—Commands Citizens to Hold look piss. .. his is.» of \Vestport 3;}, 1m: be 5.... got ”many 1mm, ism. s. s... contempt... m 0,.
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:r‘n.:lln.". has two vrmf‘rl. - TS- Jr (_)Ctuhnr 1., ull'l lo. Lctucen {our ' hill according to a report made to ,. 1 building of more schoohmdthebfl- -'
i 1‘. is W MW... 0, 19 Mont sis... and m hundred dew“... and Themselves 1n Readiness to Take up Arms the up...“ poms, M... Assn... Hinton mggéuce 3:: “32”.; *8; sense... of ms mm. sum”... 1;
{l '“M' ifllilleJl’l ol lllls committee. It wlll vlsltors are expectpd to invade this for Oklahoma "Merl-ere of New London who was 9 ytha' m ”at “I'm“ l dltlons. should be u. wont .hv‘ i,"
r I'lld- ‘ 5.,“ that any nvw mr-mhors :leslrlm: city on those dates. driving her automobile down the street. whlch 1’ one o e rtes! rue in our City Government. . .7;
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hlu ooluded with an automobile op- (mtfifhthe mania Whichkls cox‘r; grams
erated by Charles N. Hodge!- ot 100 cred “113- ‘3 re WC '0“ . ' u j“
.,- East avenue, New Canaan. The not 80 through there at I speed of p “I; :gazliogfetgggtb‘ixéf ”an“. ".3
.a.—’-State troops with orders from House members here for the pur- impact cguged the Merrere car to 20 miles per hour tor rear of break- particularly on the out the a” s?
. m... wiil unrlonlvtmlly prow- a ere-1' fax Encampment. No. 31. held a :30‘61131' J- bifWalton to use :11 pose of assembling are expected to run into a third machine operated Lug it's springs. It is a pin: that he thoroughfare. that "a he _.‘I e
-‘ A“ “‘1‘" far“... in bringing all mectlngs Octo- mowing plans for a big entertaln— ‘area 0 hullmd h neceJary. 'are e- decide upon a, course of procedure by Truman B. Tax or Waterbury. can not see out the side window. He connect with the state m'm" .“
'imlsgn. r lat. mom to b': held on the first night in: mags 3 e Eire ‘0 prgwm the at a. caucus scheduled for tonight. No one was injured and the matter would and Marshall street lmpossl- toting our City, which will "a".
'mmh'r .‘lrs Clancy. who WW"! ”1'? “'1‘" or the convention were made. hugsfgcorf}: 3:51:sz (leggy: Representative W. D. McBee. who was settled among the three parties ble to travel over People drlvtnt lions caused by through tunic: lb
- u . drew the call for the session. and concerned, cars ac the bridge could go permanent pa
":l'imf ,0 mihmlly in the capacity 05 mm. to the enjoyment of the convention ll d r t D
' if .an- rnn slurlnr: the past year. is DO IN“:- Many other special features that C3 e or omorrow “0°11- eterm- other leaders refused early today ‘0 through Marshall street and avoid lleve the taxpayers of the hen-y“
. — .. sitlon. Fortunately. will dd to the enjoyment or the "18d ”mum" “‘9 gatheflnlv m0“- reveal their plans. Determination. 9
I “in,“ . $3in iii? CYlTl) has not lost h-fir conv ntlon are being arranged. Eggfiiiodgiiifolzur1352;332:325 to yowezer. to fight to the 1;“! d‘lite‘l‘l. Nun-z ata Caramone 3:: :trlfefyw: Xfifigroxfeggf xigeiftfigr232esgm;
m: ‘ m1 nlv. “he will h“. 111‘? ° - - orw at they claim lobe t er s t . - '
.‘V‘WS i'llrillwrrlnilT-ti'f dnd’her girls will nce G M (1 Monthly pledged to his course. to convene and consider the execu- Weds JOhn Restlvo 2:"; g:e;‘;:b;i;;;tdmztvziégoxo paved :EBEQC .
. ... .srn ‘ hm. on d‘fk‘ m." n.3,”. wllh her race em an Gm-ernor Walton last night issued ln- tlve I official act: was expreued by and what do they get for their mon- Favor: a. mummon in the _ .
. 1";an 3mm and “mm of \wlcomc. Tony Garbo Wed structlons to Adjutant General B. H. the House members. - A pretty wedding was solemnized e 7 And not on} Hatch and Bailey of em value- “0'
‘ " "u‘ ! Markham to draw upon all the mill- That they had no intention to re- at nine o'clock yesterday morning at 'r’ii . I I Sho ind m mm Works: m mmt ‘mu ‘ bio ”Dewey-In..." ‘»
.. lHKlrl‘ matron. tary forces of the state, if necessary sort to force, but would take their St Joseph’s church. At that time b te (11 h 9 tax 11 such u come ..mb}e continent with h
3:91.” Th.» entertainments elven in tho Miss Grace Mezzo. daughter of to block the proposed assembly. case to the courts wu,the statement Miss Nunzlata. Gammone. or Mar Ramon er 3:7 ”y: them t- value thereby com in. *-
‘W' ' mursn of the War W111 "‘3 "sum“ Mr. and MT" Andrew “‘3"? ‘3‘ ‘3 Expressing the hope that no exces- 0! all the legislators interviewed. shall street. was united in marriage tin genus: m‘n’y 0 Q all if "ch an “5mm 3 In“
. . Hi this Sunsnn at regular lntonals. The “'oodwarll avenue and Tony Larbo slve measures would be required. Governor Walton last night charact- to John 3935“,. of Belden Bill fugr il‘renion;y.t avenne ‘ Palm d ion or 1.3“”;
. 13-1. ' "J 1-1. F.” chapter. Miss Lulu heus- of Stamford were married. yesterday Governor Walton alerted neverthe- crises! u untrue the statement“ Re. avenue. by Father Daley. any 0° 3:]. 1 to result to all of fair W to h
.l.-..1 l 3,9;- chfllrman. will be the first to nr- morning. in the_Hunsal-lan Catholic 1e” "shoot to kill" order: would be pretentative G. 8. Long of Tu). that The bride m attractively gown- from, the Cochran oo . Hu- ' .
. "‘.“.. . ‘rangi- an cvcnlng’a entertainment. church. given the troop: should such drastic so per cent of the men in the Okla- ed in white man and til-angled net. ford! store. Park Itreeu. Knight
., .p’. .“t; i It is the hope or the cm!) or run-ls The bride. who wore a gown of actin be necessary to disperse regls- hem national guard are members of with ‘ veil of n” l l ed with 0b street and a. (mist many othershu-e
“gm“, : that all club members will co-operate white canton crepe and can-led a tatorr. the Ku Klux Klan. m bio-oom- and p E la. and .ear- nuns-able, batman sub? ml: 3 . ‘
“ml the committees and help make shower bouquet V bridal roses. was With the crisis approaching. the He declined to comment further. riled a bouquet ct white roan, She 2:321qu :22; :2", adapt in
.‘0 pm on“ of ”19 ”haw?“ “”9115 Leist night a committee to make
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in: T111123“? W1” “"1 8 group 0‘ m“mh“r5 ln vontlon and representing both Ka-
ir‘ormins: :1 now PAH-19"“. if so desired. basoa Encampment No. 9 and Cal-
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i.i . l. the malls: yet? the blsxett ye‘ " attended 7 TY - executive commanded all male cltl- w . who I, ‘ him himself. was attended by Ml- r‘lora. Gan- - .
. r... 32v . the short llro of the club. of the'brldegroom u maid ot honor gens of the state between the age- was stinking internally to news- lnone who wore, yellow gem-gene the room at the Ciw an}; I.
.v .1 and Ml” Irene Pe‘ak u ”fide‘mud' of 21 and 45 years: to hold themselves men In 8132le whathe m an: and carried m m “nucleate 31 mile- o M
"”' " "’ 5 C0 COUHCfl “up" met" w“ W man' in "3"de "‘° ”“6 ‘° “‘9 m‘ tern: the'anurdrhy otmgivernor. no but m was Carmine Cyrano.l We“ “Wm" M '4‘ 7“ ‘° W
. 'l; lim- mmon . F°“°‘"m‘ ”1° church services “ ance of the noverlgn state or Okla- me that the PM Man to; Thee. 3,va may little M, celve the attention 0! any of the
m. m w Holds Last Meeting reception. was held at the home of ham." when summoned by the rov— new we indented by the Ku- drum. shun non-a ind nary md mm 9' “I“ city. W
. 1‘ fur the brides parents. , . emor or the adjutant general. Klnx K1“ he man,“ It was MI: W dre-ed in white canton avenue, Richard street and Wat
'1" The Common Council will hold us The governor's order declared that calm to any as that Jews“. Inna crepe. and m wreaths 0: new. 231:? “feet 3° on. '0“: ‘1‘". ‘3
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'1 ‘1’". 9 before election on Set- ‘ :ommlsslon the propooed House union would be drawn «lithe x. K. I. could top III “.meu- dark hair.
li‘rrilfyrzfct‘mwcek. At this meeting. N0 BOXang , . .d an nn'lawfnl membly dominated by M1! traffic-lib; 01“ macs.- fitter the m anon-mm tin cold 3-.“ he to It he m m
m" there will be a. hearing on the Con- to be allied, “8 S!“ the k“ K1“ Klu- which W- bee-rot tho autumn-rd. awn! quuo. no uni-wade non-span :d m “t mu- .m". -
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