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v erware —— State Oificials
:13 held at the Royal James Inn last
nyees of the Nor-walk district of the
n to a fine old-fashioned turkey din-
~TO0PENNEW *
,f': POWER PLANT
CHRISTMASDAY
“.C onnecticut L. and P.
“ Company Vice Presi-
dent Also Announces
Honors for Emp yes?-
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Two announcements 0‘ More
‘ I m re made by I. W. Day. vice presi-
' dent of The Connecticut mill. and
. varr Co.. at the gnu-mu «MO-
xgo'her dinner. held at the Royal
James lnn- mm. The first
“an or importance to the continually
Immune Mr. Day stated that on De—
wwmher 25. Christmas Day. Norwall:
> . will begin to receive power frotn'the
'1llousatonic valley plants over “the
transmission line Just completed.
l or a short time power will be re.
. rim d from the old source of supply
.19 ins Cob and the new source of
supply, both due to the tact that
'erious {coder circuits about ‘town
. g 3 “ill have to be cut over to the new
1 supply gradually. By Christmas Day
rlm first or the circuit; will have been
(m. over and it will then only be a
short time before all of the power
, [ . supplied here will come from the
Hounatonic V'.aileY
fl Thu second announcement which
I
v
l
. puny '3 new plan tor awarding serv-
ice button: to employees according
:0 their terms of service. These
buttons will to of a distinctive dc-
w:igu and “-l obably be ayarded
i for \arious l - 0! service. such as
-' “10-15 and
are now being made up and the first
announcement of this plan which
“ill en‘ct the entire state organiza-
tion was ma
“- as received wl considerable inter-
est and gratification by those pres-
r'nt. A lar,c number of employee
in the No .lik district will receive
the set-vie. .iuttols.
r:r“r.s
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iOrde- .d to Curtall
Navy
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1'15.
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open all winter.
the following ration
boilermahers. cot
machinist.
err,
tlon carpenters.
aviation metal
quartemaetel'fl.
and apprentice
There is also
paw-
firemen
r.‘
m
toils.
‘ far-l!
rm- schools open tor W Won “a Mrs. Theresa Well
d firemen 8rd cu? Ruth 1: “no company
_ :1}; Elam. Mahatma-”‘33: 1"" mt ‘ ° “rm. Judg-
rizu- man not)! w . 4 meat was rendered from the b03015
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CHORAL ART
.‘lr. Day made related to the Como.
years. The buttons
do here last evening and
The local Navy Recruiting Station
at the City Hall has received orders .
not to enlist over two met: a. week.
The Recruiting Station will remain
At present there ari much- ill
'——bim
aviation motor-machinist. o'h'
mm.
the toilowins M
"PROGRAM FOR
mgr concur
Members Enthusiastic
Over Musical Num-
bers Chosen for Fri-
day Evening at M. E.
Church
The Choral Art Society will pre-
sent the openihg concert of the sea-
son at 8:15 o'clock Friday evening.
at the Norwalk ,Methodist church.
Great enthusiasm has been shown
on the part of the members over the
program and the assisting soloists.
and not only has the attendance at
rehearsals been more regular this
season but; there has been shown a
great desire on the part or all to ex-
cel the work done at previous oon~
certs or the society. A greater at-
tendance is looked for. The asso-
3!
To build
More Rooms Needed for
Scheme of Turning
chats membership continues to show
a representative list of Norwalk's
residents and the otliclals o! the so.
ciety declare the organization is to-
day better established financially
and vocally than ever before in its
history.
The program Iollowa:
Part I.
1. (a) Break Forth. O Beauteous
Heavely Light. choral from "The
'ehrittmssOratorio" . . . .l. s. Bach
THE CHORAL ART SOCIETY
(b) When Allen—A-Dalc \Vent
aoHuntlng . . . . . . R. L. dePcarsall
THE CHORAL ART SOCIETY
Adagio Pathetique . . . . . Godard
THE MAX BARR ENSEMBLE
(a) From w Heaven High the
gm Come. . traditional XIV
- W s Christmas Song
Amtrian Folk Song
n. . . .M. . . . . . . . Beinrich Relman
Arr-need by Clarence Dickinson
THE CHORAL ART SOCIETY
i. Aria—Hon Coeur B’Ouvre a is.
voix Samson ct Dalila. Saint Saens
mas FLORENCE HULHOLLAND
5. 0 Praise the Name. or the Lord
. . . . . . . . . . . Peter 'nchaikowsky
THE CHORAL ART SOCIETY
Solo tor Harp—Danae des Syl-
phes . . . . . Godfroid
31R. THEODORE CELLA
The Three Ships (A Christmas
Song) Colin Taylor
“forth by Alfred No oyes
Part II.
The Alps (Translated from the.
Russian) '
..... Sergyei Ivanov itch Taneycf
THE CHORAL ART SOCIETY
(e) Serenade ............ Ern
(b) Foldslied . . . Marcher:
THE MA-X BARR ENSEMBLE
Sol0::
(a)
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6.
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7.
1.
s.
as
3.
Prelude . . . . . . . . . . Ronald
(b) Silent Night. ltachmaniot!
(c) Hunger . . . . (Creole Song)
MISS MULHOLLAND
Fantasy on a Russian Folk-song.
Awarded first prize in internation-
al competition. Adapted from the
Bunion or Pietecheyea. English
version by Samuel Richard Gaines
THE CHORAL ART SOCIETY
5. Pomp and Circumstance. (Land
0 and Glory)
f:.H..pf....... Sir Edward Elgar
THE CHORAL ART SOCIETY
THE MAX BARR ENSEMBLE
MR. CHARLES G. IVES. Organ
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30 0 11188 MULHOLLAND
Walls Get. Verdicts
Againstw Pumper Co.
lira. Loud Woll was awarded
damages of 3250 by 8. Jury in the
common Pleas court at Bridgeport.
yesterday. in her eult tor $1. 500
.gainst the Seagrave company tor
injuries examined when the car in
“which she was riding was struck by
nmnvs fire pumper.
Following the return at the ver-‘
dict. tor the plaintiff by the jury.
Judge Walsh. by agreement of coun-
selheld aheadnginceseaotnise
4.
w..- awuded W 0‘
Present “All Aboard”
The Trinity Musical and Dramatic
guild are arranging to present the
Broadway musical comedy “All
Aboard." It will be.prcduced un-
der the direction of the John B.
Rogers producing company.
“All Aboard." is la. musical ex—
travaganza in two fast and snappy
acts with a cast or two hundred.
It will be presented here exactly as
it was shown in New York with all
the special music. scenery. costumes
and lighting effects.
All Monarch“. clubs. fraterni-
tiesfi schéoltifind tions are
invited to join with the Guild In
making this one or the most pro-
tenuous spectacles erer staged in
Not-walk. All those wishing to take.
part are asked to send their names
to George Harris. 15 Taylor avenue.
Harry Merrill of Main strceflwas
in Bridgeport today.
d1“ man,
Place ForP‘. 0. Too
Hotel — original
Over. Dining Room to
Government Meets with Brotests from
Norwalkers who Want Place Kept Intact—
So Directors Take up Large Additiomldea
—Will Wait for Better Building Conditions
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As soon as building conditions permit, a large addition to the
Royal James Inn will be constructed. This statement was. made
this morning by Frederick L. Lehman. secretary and treasurer of
the Norwslk The and Rubber company.
hotel the directors of the Imam contanplating providing ample
room for the First District postofioe.
Trinity Guild to
In-the addition to the
Questioned regarding the ,solution
oi! the First District post'offlce loca-
tion. Mr. Lameon declared that the
directors of the Nor-walk Realty and
Improvement company were'not in
tavor or using the dining room of
the hotel as a postofllce. Since this
plan was first ln'oached, many letters
had been received protesting against
this plan because it was Ielt that the
dining room was needed in Norwalk.
"The building of an addition to
the hotel is simply a matter of fin-
ances.” said Mr. La‘rnsou. “The hotel
was constructed at a time when
building costs were high. There is
no question. but what more rooms
are needed. In constructing’the hotel '
addition. it is planned to make
sunable for posteiiice quarters."
Sir. Iameon s statement was made
in Nuance to finding a new and“
suitable location for the first dis-
trict postomce. The present location
in Main street is ounsidhrod crecnped
adder ter mtaineetingéotthe
Kim Elub he a "hole-in—thecwall. "
Mr. Lamson is a. member or the Kl-
wanls club committee whaare en-
deavoring to find new quarters. _ A
meeting or the Norv'vallr Realty
Company was held Tuesday.
it
Plot—Theft Charged To
rRita. Weiman Just Rare
Instance of Coincidence
Q.
the nine thought?
Yes. its undue.
celled 9'31, am: W?
ans Works for
VAnd accord-
ing to the _m of Federal Judge
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“SSS WEI}! AK TN COURT WHTH BEATRICE}:
EUQUS; HEART-THROHB EXPERT;
NEW YORK—Two minds~ with
I
5
charge.
salaried row over
a; .
most at its predecessors, ended with
. a verdict_ clearing the writer at 1the:
It resembles in some aspects the
the “non:
d Lloyd comedy. “Why Wore .‘ ,
hich it who finished racism
H too closely the Owen Davls' play‘
“HAWTHEY
OBOTHE
S'TH’PIONGAS
Butler Thought Ban-
ditswere After him
-—Arrésted' as Speed-
er—’Twas Police
Looking for 'Rousch
What would you do it seven men
suddenly appeared out of nowhere
and told you to halt? ' \Vould you
do what Frank J. Butler 0! Spring-
hill avenue did. step on the gas?
Mr. Butler was returning from
“’aterbury in the ’wee hours or this
morning. when nearing West Haven
seven men stepped out into the road
in front or his machine and demand-
ed that he stop.
Mr. Butler glanced at the men and
stepped on the gas. The men pur-
sued him. firing several. shots after
the speeding car. Still Mr. Butler
continued on his way. until he at-
rived in Milford. There he found
the sheriir rushing up to him. He
started to tell 0: the "hold-up" but
before he could utter a. word the
sheriff said.“ you're under arrest."
Must Serve One to Two Years in State
Also Fined Slim-Cummings Bitter m
nunciation of Westport Man —
Scores Bootleggers,
Butler stare dat him. “Unler ar-
rest," he demanded. “what for?”
“Speeding.” .
“Speeding." the breathless Butler
repeated.
At this interval the seven men re-
appeared upon the scene.
They werentate policemen in plain
clothes who were stopping all cars
searching for Philip Rousch. who es-
caped, iron-i the retormfitory; gt
Cheshire, Tuesday. I
The sheritt t k .‘Mtier to the
station house, ut ren he told
themchathehadsteppedonthegas,
because he Wt the policeman
' honed.
Needlentoaddthelaughwuon
Mr. Butler, who was permitted to
continue on his way.
Mr. Butler when asked about the
“hold up" this morning admitted that‘
when the men suddenly stopped in
front of. his car he thought they were
bandits.
“And did you step on the gas?"
henvns asked.
“You‘ re tootln' I did."
wered. '
CALL 75 MORE
WITNESSES IN
MEDICAL PROBE
Court Fined Dr. Yoch-
elman—Senate
Asked to Investigate
-'—-New York Probe
HARTFORD, Dec. ill—Seventy-
flve additional subpoenas are in the
hands at County Detective Edward
J. Hickey today summoning wit-
nesses to concur before the extra-
ordinary Grand Jury investigating
the status 0! physicians in Connecti-
cut, it was learned at the office of
the State's Attorney. These surn—
monses will be served as soon as
posible ot allow the witnesses ample
time to appear before the Grand
Jury when it reconvene: on the 17th
of this month to resume its probe.
The registered letter addressed to
Dr. Isadore Yochclman 0! Bridge.
port. notifying him of the revocation
of his license December 4, was re—
turned to Hartford today. it .was
learned. with'the statement that Dr.
Yochelman could not be located at
either or two addresses in Bridge-
port. Several other letters of simi-
lar content were also returned. the
physicians to whom they were ad-
dressed having left the state.
WASHINGTON Dec. lad-din 111*
Won by the Senate commit.
tea on Education and Labor of so-'
called “diploma mills" was proposed
in a. resolution introduced ywterday
by Senator Copeland." Democrat.
New York. , — . ~
NEW XOBK. Dec. 13 .—'-=The dis-
iii-let attorney's omee today took
the burden of investigating all
"diploma. nuts" and illegal practica-
m of. in New York City.
while agent: of“ the attorney general.
concentratedlhelr activities on the
C
he . ans-
South
luncheon of the Kiwanis club ..t‘the
Royal James In this 110015. Rev.
Jacobs used as his subject, “Obey-
ing the Law."
silt in enforcing the laws of
country.
went.
out laws."
great partlallty in the cgorcement
of the law.
man had enough money and influ-
ential friends. he could commit al-
most any crime known
and escape with an acquittal or a
light sentence.
that he did not place the blame
upon the judges. but upon the so-
ciety at large.
PEI‘TY THEYES
E.G. AnsfinandFred.
The Rev. Frederick Jacobs of the
Congregational
at the
Roman;
hutch, was the speaker
In his speech he staten:
“The public in general should as-
this
including the 18th amend-
No country could exist with-
He pointed out that there was a
He stated that it"s."
to society
He further stated
NOWRANSACK
NEW
A. Lockwood Lose
Accmorie's f r o m
Cars—Buys Blamed
Two automobiles were ransacked
by sneak thieves last. eight according
to the First Dbfi'ict “police. Edwin
wasparkedhitrontotthexottave-
ackodnndafireguagem
gvenno told the police that while'n
hlsoarwasparkedintrsntothls
heusenflreg'naeenndamlight
retestolenti-omthemehlné’. The
police. believethatthemtomohiles
werermcked_by1boys._
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“the Better Element”
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. ISL—Michael Dominick. founsr‘w .
constable, wassentenwdtoservenotlessthanmnor' "
twoyearsinstate’sprisonbyJudgeIsaacWolfein
yesterdaysflerpleadinggniltytoachargeotbribery,
impassioned plea of his counsel. Thomas J’. Spenser. of
that the penalty be confined toajail sentence. a one
wssalsoimposed.
G. Austin of Rio): Ridge. reported to
the police that while his marine
one home of Frederick A. Ell.- tbfl ’
the side-pockets at the cities ran-
Merle]: A. Lockwood of East
Dishonest OfficiahH
t ,
Benjamin Arson-lo of ;
driver of the truck from
in‘iek illegally seized 2w '
alcohol.'was fined szoo. ‘
suspended Jail senten .
after Public Defender
est had asked that
shown.
Through, the long 1mn H
tel-noon We: sat i8
0: the ”‘3 bench.
chest. while State's
of Westport. who i-aed user
ml: for his arrest. m
those in the court room:
Orbs-e W. ,
In a long statement to lbs T
in which corruption in a». .- ;.
finial was bitterly denounced,
Attorney Cummings went
jacking"
mings described as
which has had a grent dell &
desirable publicity or late" mi
"which has very much neededi
ing up. " "
.cario's truck and the II ,
lease of the man after tthe-
had been, taken by the
the distribution of the 5‘
throughout Westport: no
threat to the bootleg ring to.
which set the authorities on
nick's trail: all were recited“
can , e
Especially did Mr. ......
dwell on the death tin-at, “ ’
proved to be the mm
the inception o! the .
The lawn-nun of the . V '
and the limit”. extent at . a ’
writing was gm into Ct_ ‘
No hint or leniency tor
crept into the addre- ot .
Attorney. In concluding hi
to Judge Waite Hr.
dicted the “end of an 01th.;
intention of juice" a ,
public crucial: m not ‘
told the court. that "mgr
rtitan or the integrity e: as
be...
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Norwalk Chronicler