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Leader of Radical
Bloc m the Senate]
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egress a. xlw ldely looked
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YZQUS ll!—
a bulletin
. caused a
l and a crofiound
s The bulle-
before. noon. fol—
tcr Lfioflcflo his developtri
211’s Pae‘flé‘ C5391: 'ER:
MRS NASN:
IS ROBBED
Eric's Nash of {l Elmwood ave-
nue regs-axe to {:15 police last eve-
lnin a: 7.3") o'cicc’s, that be had
;:‘ou:zd a. ‘9 3m: in {so homeof Mrs.
lLre-uis ll. Nash at 44 El mwoorl ave-
:ue open an; 122:1: 139 house had
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been closed since Novem-
. 53912 state-d that 8 $1192.70
med him that the ulndow
He had wilted the house
nothing had been
inveetlgated
ed that the win-
a
- :7 Pied 0 9.1. ‘h‘. Nash
as n (299' ermine what had
1:993 rel—er: and stat ed that he Would
have to commuai ate with Mrs.
Nash‘ o de'9rmlue the lo.s
300 Attend Smoker of
2nd ‘Ward Republicans
attended the smoker
grew] 4 Second V'ard Republl-
can club 2:: Odd Fellows' hall. last
ex 9o Freeman: Rlchard H. Ire-
land p'eelded.
Among the speakers were Mayor
Y‘ncmle Robles. Corporallon Counsell
John J. Cameo. Attorneys Freeman
Light and A. D. Slaveteky and ex-
Mayor Cal'eé‘n L. Barton. president
of 2?:9 Men’s Republican club.
“the program included songs by
Harold Paul Albert. meme-r. and
the colore citeaxn 0! Reid and Ber-
The star attractioa. houexer,
We: Dani-:1 Seaman of ‘few Haxen.
Hr. Salomon, who appeared through
toe courtesy of Attorney 822.52? 143.
entertained with vocal numbers‘aud
monologues.
Jack Dempsey.
loco! sport pro-
Dempmy refereed.
NEW RADIO mam
Rodin (m will now find a new,
" his, awocdate radio magazine 37%}:
the New York Sunday gunman——
instructive and
mo otthamd in
on seeded ream-o to fie my flat
Greenwich and Bridge-
port. Men Tell 0 f
W’ork Organization
Is Doing in Their
Cities
BOOSTS NORWALK‘
Piggly \Viggly Mana-
ger Says Store Here
Pays Well~ Kiwanis
Backs Movement
The need of 25 Chamber of Com-
‘merce here was emphatically
brought out last night at a. meeting
’buslness men of Norwalk held at
the F0521! James 1223. The following
c ommlttee was appointed to form 3
Chamber of Commerce and report
back a: a. further meeting: James
E. Ells, John Cavanagh, John 13131219.
Frank I. Jones, Samuel Roodcer end
James Donnell}:
The meeting was oyened by Mr:
£115 Who mtroduced Judge Nehe-
miah Carries as the lav-siding cm‘
29:. [he first speaker was George
E. C clzacl pgesident o! the
Great. 4h Chamber He described
the z“ rmation of the Greenv’ich
member from the time 1?. was a
berm. 11m aesomatlou until the
pram: 13-319. lie said that it. had
bx»: found that the Chamber could
no: 92. is: unless lc put, ciu’: better-
1 41:: fuel; and business second. He
said he belle‘ed this same confil.‘
rloo exist-5d to any town of 124.0011 to
W} pcpulauen He spoke about
-9rcham, 3 Bureau which had
organlzs‘l as e cult of the
' ‘ of the Realtors' Bureau.
sparate uon. One thing
‘ ‘_' point-3d out. was that
: and the Rotary clubs
4; cf the Cham-
‘.\Ir Carmichael
s”rpm-lance here
Grceuv'lth Chamber
as gettlcg back of
:cne Greenwich.
allow a garage to
$100,000 man-
Cerfi'chael. "Vie
VS‘e need and
Len-999 flea—479w
1-: ghtiu 1y lccat9d And that ls why
we are gelling behind (he zonlng
innocemem and hope to get a blll
’ pa: 59d by 218 legislature this fall to
allow us to go ahead filth ll "
Harry Sade. secretary at the
Greenwlch Chamber,‘ declared that
the Chamber of Commerce was a
city's publiclty organizalion and an
Olgamzatlcu ior cislo betterment.
He said that 90 per cent of all cham—
bers Ind“ a. flat dues rate of $25
5 early.
George C. Crawiord. president or
the Bridgeport. Chamber. declared
the Chamber of Commerce improved
business indirectly like the advertis-
ing done by the telephone company
les. He pointed out that. the Bridge—
port body had succeededmlcely and
the; a. slmllar organization here
should succeed
"Ipo Chamber of Commerce in
first. an 135 estigating body to deter-
mine facts and second. it is an ex-
perimental body." said Robert Cree.
by, secretary of the Bridgeport
Chamber.
The speaker czted schools. elec—
trlc lighls etc, as examples. He
said that. the chamber should be an
educational lustitute. He declared
it should be a. co- ordinatlnz organ-
lzalgon.
Mr. Crosby emphasized the use-
fulness of the Chamber of Com-
mez’ce. He told of a. meeting to be
held Monday in Bridgeport at which
prominent speakers would discuss
the need or organization in Fa'lrfléld
County to take care or Ibo influx of
copulation from New Yerk city in
the next ten years.
C. B. Lewis, of the 'Piggly-‘nggly
store, pointed out that Norwalk had
been called 'slow’ when he was
investigating the city as a. poeslble
place lc which to locate a store. lie
said lhlscmpreselou was gained be-
cause there was no means of finding
out just what the business ot_ the
city was He said the Imprecfion
was wrong because the local store
was paying even better than the
Stanton! and Greenwich stores;
Arthur C. Wheeler premium: the
co—operatlon of the Kiwanis club :15
forming S chamber. filthy. E.
Rem. told at tile days when there
was a. Boo-rd 01 Trade in the Fix-at
Dlstnct. -Iie said a. Cheater: oi
Commerce would grow and by: 1161;»
ful hater 4
One thing that appealed
guests 01 the es
' ialr.
“exam 54.;
Commerce Chamber
Will Keep ‘No'rwalk
Declare Speakers
selves ccndltlozlally to join the local
Chamber of Commerce it such 'a
booy' is organized: James E. fills.
Network Hardware Co: F. J.
Burns Boston Stoxe: E F. Putnam.
Connecticut Light and Power coup
pony: Seymour Curtis. Falrfield
County Savings Bank; Hanson S.“ c.
Llnee. Inc, C. Cortland; Robert. A.
Benedict: 31.3. Kane. H. E
Landsman 5: Son; Leo Davis: A. 13‘.
Beckman: "l‘iiller & Tradey. Quallt‘r
Shoe store; the Norwalk Supgll'
Shop; 1116.; Arthur Greenberg: Don
M. Waldnerzl Samuel S. l'elsor.
People’s Trust company; B. “cakes
‘Veekos Auto Supply compact); A.
P. Schultze, Schultze 5 Tire store: 0,
F. Schultze; Nomalk Boot Shop.
Mrs K. C. Nolan: A. R. Malkln 8;
Co. ‘ Robert Van Enron: The “all
Street Shoe Store “imam T 0"-
Brlen; George Brown; Asher Gurk-
sou; Raymond and Pollard; Irv-
mg B Stone; Hour Publishing (2:-
E. J. Thomas; Alfred Avlsonzb Eam-
uel Kamcr; Rogers & Stevens; '1115
Hour Prose. Donald Bredice: The
Hatch & Bailey company; The 235a»
tlonal Bank ‘0: Notmflk: The $0.
Not-walk Savings Society; A. J.
Colllns C04: The Peerless Fur Com-
pany: Lockwood Manufactuz‘ lug
Company: Clittcrd Comstock; Karly
Goodwlp; St George Paper Co . R
31'. Belts; Anthony Cartons»; H.
Glendenluz &: (70.; J. QA. Montgom-
ery; Joseph Davis: J. Stewart:
The Central Falrfield Trust compauv:
Norwalk Lumber company; frank
Dotscy; 1°55eg “15315; M. N.
Morel-loft company; Benedict News
company; The Fol-rm, Define Cc’al
company; 1’. _B “‘lckwlze; Light.
Dunbar and Quinlan:
go. ' Gehebe's; Modern 4 Grocery
company; Bertfiin‘fi: Stelehez-g clad
E. J. Sanctum.
Court Nariuk Holds
Chief Rangers Night
‘Past Chief Ha ngero’
high? was
Narruk. No .F c! A lo its; home
in High street. lithe meeting was
one otthe largest 6591' held by the
organization. 1119 following past
chief rangers occupied the xerlous
chairs: Envy D Cornell, George
anbm 44%4éfifi4 TUE; W
Smith
JamesL. D5e_r, Thomas F.
Dowd, Charles H. Dal ' and B.
LJ
Sweena’
4 Many grand court officers were
present including Grand "Chief
Ranger Cm‘anaugh or Torrlugton;
Grand Secretary Themes O'Lough9
lln o! Naugatuck and Grand Senior
\‘Voodward John Dacey .0: Bridge-
port. A large delegation was pres-
ent from Bridgeport‘ Greenwich and
Danbury.
5 During the program the grant! 0:9
ficere made brlef remarks on the
good of the order. Six dppllcailons
were received and 351-: candidates
initiated. Discussion 0! the. 33rd en-
nlveraary at Court Narruk which
takes place on April 28 “as In order
and there “as a. general discucalon
or the state convention to be held
here on May 14.
Music. was enjoyed latex- and was
rendered by Court. Narruk‘s orches-
tra. The committee in charge ottke
pro m were James L. Dyer,
Cha‘r es Davis and Chat-lei Peslk.
Asks Mayor-If He.
Can Join the Navy
Frank Anderson: 4 aged 19 5-3815,
yesterday sp—plled to Mayor Thomas
3
.
United States Navy. Anderson
stated to the Mayor. that all his rel-
atlvea. with the exception of his
grandmother. whose whereabouts
he did not. know. were dead aid that:
he had no guardian. '
Under the State law the mayor of
a. City or the Selectmen 0:93. would:
are guardians of any person under
21 years, whose parents are dead
and. no guardian has been ap-
pointed. '
liege:- ROblps granted permission
to Anderson to enlist in the Navy
and he was accepted at the local ro-4
crating station. and left this mom-
was for the Newport N oval Tickling
Stat-ice. >wh’ere he will be" put
through a. com in Military train;
Trade Schools of the new.
Name Quartette: of
«no; ,
that the prefixed chamber woulfi
Include the entire oil!» 141'- m with
this ides In W fl'uit I!!!
Page Tirol):
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mmuw‘raummm-
. 4mm
We:
3 Kfiogér 15%
celebrated last evening by Court'
Robins for permission to join the.
4 wants it known. that he‘ll! Shelf}! iii
Norwalk M. E Church ":44
Chicago Firm Stops
ng Revolvers In
_“Public Interest”
CHICAGO. blotch ZS .—-—Buller 7
Brothers. “merchandise whole.
Baler-a. announce that in the
public latency; the firm has de-
welded to quit selling revolvers
, end pistols. The company has4
handled than: tor more than
Ice-hr years and its sale: within
“the lust decade alone have am-
counted to about $1 509 not). it. is
mat-a
ms. HE—
..GAVE ms §
FORDAWAY
4; .
Car, Thought Stolen,
Claimed by Com-
merge Street Meow
‘ f“ O 4 ~. - o
Pohoe‘Reheved
Members, '0: the Nor-walk Police
Department stationed ‘in the First
Distrlct, are removed today. The
dilapidated Ford runabout wLich
he'd been lost. on their was and
ck, they toned. fiould run’ up
a. mu of.“ more than. the car was
With,“ has been clalniod.
”Elm macmno which caused all the
01:21:19th in police circles is the
{rollerbl- or Francis L. summon, or
he ’iirlgusle Garage. Cominerce
tweet. ”He chimed the carwlaléfi.
Icll'y rgcmjccefi' Main leg fit tildes-
Aden???
i can? file cit}.
Strlimslm demos: «hum: told
George Gregory, of 5 Union rPark.
he could have the Few l! he could
get it started.
"The three fellows were uatchlcg
ma crank the car.” Strlmlska told
the‘policc. "I couldn't get it started
and so 1 bald 'Start her it you can‘
and I cameo oft intending to return
in the morning and make repairs.”
The Ford woe originally .turned
over to 11:54 police by Gregory. who
said the drlver had told him and
two other \ouug men with him that
‘ be com ‘d have the machln if he
could get. it started Gregor; started
the car all rlsht, but took it to the
; mega-14 mll£§4 Ladauafleru Athena
he reported the entire affair. The
car. he- told the4pollce. -was given
lo him in \Vest avenue about 11
o'clock Vv’ednesdaynight:
Charlie Chaplin
Says»-
LOS ANGELEBQ March :S.-—-II
Charlie Chaplin were to busy him-
self deuyingihe many rumors pub-
lished concerulng him, he would
havo little’tlme left. for producing
comedies. But, rumors which have
emanated from different sources
have persisted to such an extent that
a denial from Chaplin ls called
forth.
The most recent rumoré-that con-
cerning Edna. Purvlance. stating she
is no longer associated with Mr.
Chaplin. this Charlie'vehes to em-
phatlcally deny. Miss Suwanee ls
weekly salary as though she Were
actively engaged in production. The
fact that Miss Lita. Grey will appear
opposite Chaplin in his next comedy
has no significance'ln meaning that
Edna. Purvlance 15! through. 4 Miss
Put-fiance Will ‘ogaln uppear under
the Chaplin banner. in; a dramatlo
production supervised by Charles
Spencer Cheplin.
The rumor chat (Shogun will dl-V
tact Mary Pickiofd in a production;
a. photoplay Qt Londcnclusna: thin
Will ‘never 'materlnlloé. ' arlle
Comedy. 333:! will continue—41mm?
tray his famous character of cm,
that nhich brought 111111.414 er and
fortune. He is ms own director o:
himself and will always profiting
comedies tor the masses 9 a
.Chaplln unit for produolug dramatic
photomays may be ogéguized under
.hifl Buncrvislpn, acne will never
dam comedies ' "
will he appear In £118;ka-
roles as haebee‘n o9 (Bullshit? rope t—
'1 ea. no: is he engaged to
ee'x; {onions 0:: ethos-wine.
i tor of. the Daniela? was new last
in will: mama: to new :3.
still under contract and receiveg her -'
DEMOLAY. BOYS
cums OF
Norwalk Chapter Also
Reports Clearing, $20
On- Dance—L—Commit-‘
toe Gets Vote 40 f
L‘Thanks “
A meeting 01 the Norwalk Chap-”
evening in the Masonlc Temple in
South Main street. Louis Blehl
acted as Master Couselor in the ab-
scnce of Charles W‘lcke. A check
for $25 was presented to the Chap-
to? by ‘Wlllard illusion: in behalf of
the Perfect Craflsmen's Quarry. and
another for $10 was presented by T.
0. Taylor for Tax Commissioner
Balcolm. who was very much im-
crossed withthe drill given by the
Chapter last week in Berkeley
Su‘oct. Chapel. 4 A rising vote or
thenkewas given to the dance com-
'Lnluee‘which ween: charge oi the
dance several weeks ago in the hall
over the Central Trust Company.
The commutes consisted of George
Clark, chairman; Charles Mltehell.,
Louis Rlehl. W’llllam Howard and
William Horton. The boys cleared
about $213701: this elicit.
The Chapter will work the initia-
torydegrée at next weeks meeting. l
which \s-lll be held in the Masonic
Temple in South Main street. as
tlixire are several more candidates
1741:3913 foreadlnlsslon.
The women at Meeker Caldroa.
Daughtexjs of McKenna, ell} gen/ea
a get is: the Masonic Temple.
Nimitz? 2&1}:in '19 for the ennegt-
19f Hue Regalia Fund 0: this. flelloo
3A1 '
Banner Council Holds
Fix-Councilors Night
Banner Council No. 5!. Sons and
Daughte‘rs of Liberty. held ac ex—
ccuncllors’ night and rollrcall. in
rhelr. meeting rooms on Washington
street. last night. Mr. and Airs.
Jchn H. Planfier. the first councils:-
and vice-councilm- When the lodge
was organized in 1906. were pre-
semed wlth a bouquet of gases.
The chairs were occupied by the
Iol‘ouflgan 4Jmfifirfi; finnmihaz ,
John H Plunder; Vicemouncllor. An-
ma Piander: associate councllor.
Adeline Peneell; associate vice-
councllor. Florence . Young: guide.
Lulu Warner: luslde guard, Lottie
Payne; outside guard. Fred Scofield:
sctato ex~councllon Faule Crocket;
state ex-councllor, ’M. Ackert and
State ayeseociate councllor, Carrie
Mills. .
(Fence-lug the meetlng a. roast
beet supper was served. The com-
mittee Whitehall-ranged the affair ltie-
eluded Mrs. Ulah Forelt. Mrs. Am
nio Blender, Beatrice Sim-gas and
Ida. "Rowland.
At the-next meeting of the Coun-
cll there in be class initiation.
Plans for e observing o: the 31:9
ulvereary of the lodge will also be
ensconced. .
Germane Are“ After
‘ ' .4 Summer Tourists
BERLIN, March 28. ——- {Senna}
travel bureaus are making an exert
to better cdpdlfions for visitors be-
fore the opening of the summer tour-
ist. season. At a, recent‘meetiug of
the officers col! the leading travel-
ag‘éncles it was stated that .hotel
keepers have agreed to reduce their
prices to prewar charges plus 29‘
per cent. At the present time the
humane, say the hotel- charges are
ptedvat plus 50 per cent. In the
larger cities. they are much higher
in many cases, eepeclally in hotels;
which foreigners frequent.
Emanuel-11315 lines expect record
bualfieas between the cone: States
and Europe thou summer. T313 Em-
pix-e Exposition in England and the
extension of the sex-vise or several
TrmAtz-aufio lines by the addition
at new Ships are special mammoth?
to American traveler;
France hos been mononolizin: the
tourist bushes o: the mm
the Genomic my. through turntable;
mlwny ratoa. Iowa: hotel charge;
and: lower prices on an aims: at
$351301} WORK °
“Catholic Chm-emcee rand motor or
_ the Vlrgln Birth has lgcen much he-
goalie which foreigner- dosing to, :
r
(4;
Harry M. Daugherty.
WASHINGTON ST.
WIDENING IS
.. SPEEDING MGM;
Almtast‘ Half of A Side—
walk 0n North Side
Of Street. Torn Up
£20115 on the wlclenlog or Weeliv
lngzon Mr’eet is in full swing and 2.139
five {get of the sldecjalk. onjhe
no‘i‘fi; side or the erect machete}
cuchf. fooalmeet. 123.345 lhe lcngtl:
of the 2299494
1219 com or cutting of: the side-
wall: ie being done by means of a-
31233 ccmcressed air d: ill the t was}
brought on the job in T. F. Foley
and company. who are citing the
wlfienlng. . ~
The 215 deans aud wafer p. pee a”:
being met ed back, to the new curb
as fast as t‘. e sidewall: 3: 312111 them.
is cut away. ’111‘9 South Yorwol ll
‘Elehtrlc Ligh: Yorke villi begin (to
more'lts 530195 to the new curl; m
the near future.
Mam: residents 1.3"6 been ll‘él’d
to ulter ccmplimea ts on the Eras.
mprqunmc j“? Tween? ugi 15.;
make. 4
W'hlle the work is going on only
east~bcund treflc is allowed in the
street. A policeman is sielloned at
Vs’ater street to divert frafiiccither
through Marshall 0: Radiator}
streets. 4
It is hoped to rush the work
along at a. room rate and have it,
completed before* the real warm
‘weathor sets in.
T0 SPEAK 0N
“VIRGIN BIRTH”
AT ST. PAUL’S
The second of. the socks or cons-
Ierences being conducted by Rev.
E. B. Liabler, B. 1).. editor of the
Riverside and Sound Beech. will be
held at st. Paul 5 church tonight at
7 45.
The subject for tonight is “The
ngin Bath. " Fr. Liable:- ls very
clear 1nd simple inrhla style. and
opal“ not from a. contmveralal
standpoint. This matteiiot hello! in
fore the public lately} and all who
would like to hear a plain'exposl-
tlonLot the Church’s position are in»
vltefi totem: the address this eve-
ain't.- . I 4
Fire moneys Barn
In Highland A576.
31:0 chums out an the can: on
the mm at James Ebola-no in
High”! mince lust evening about
ten otclpck completely destroyeé it.
No uteri-influx: as to how the are
Md could be amend this men»
not”. The: barn was empty. 1!:
mom-no clung: lat: home up mt
Tells President He Is a
‘ My. Deughe
‘ erly to the a }:‘39533 detrimect cg
Met of Admlmetretlfii
Oficers Under Fire;-
In Senate Gil Prob!
Finally Quite
HITS BAQK
Victim of Political
Expediency and De,
nounces His Critics ' f
wgemorozc. 315mb esp-luv
tel-:95! Gee-ere: Ea glory}: has rev-vi
algae-n . ’-
5,11er 5599}
‘1.”fo of crit’
presence of ma 9
party leaéers. be to
Secretary 3392:“;- intom: -
Hie rceignafn
ed by President a
aflmicéslrazlon of t.
(5“ 4- ’
95:; become.
essential. 4 »
Tile - ‘ greatest
weégh: in brat: g {Le question of
rty‘e Hat‘s w an acute ,
issue was a coaxeeticc 9‘ 2122 part of
the President 1153*. moor promote
conditions rublic hostess not.r9<
comes the aitec‘mn method by it;
in the department of 4 -
Since the Senate 3 .m estlgatlon (33:44
‘lhe deg-3'.“ unem b9ga n on March 124.,
*xlr CooL dge has 5e '3 plan “3611:3945 ‘
ilééss that. some deparzmem 53:42:31;
were givltg a large gar: of their eta
ten‘ion to the desenss of Mr. mushy
l‘
regular pursuzts
disclain‘lng an.” .nfenticu err
anus 9 “we V, elm-egg in
t 9side‘zt mots
m0
5..
X hfie
“prelucigmg
‘19 lm estigatLoéx, l 19
Mr. Daugherty the?
in office must, be a source of “a
monotone embarmeement
lo a. Stage: of flame terse contest
€329 mien: -generel moi-sod that
was resigning' 'er- c2: of 64
Gate :c “our requrer
5‘
l
“E
publé: at in?“
comment. but at
gustice My.
pregame. 3.
Elle
1:19
l‘fi
to (:9 president in; g
which he declareé the grcu Ale on
whlsh his refirement has; been fore:
ed seemed to zs'm “untenable.
49.21:; sugges eon that. 219 coulé 11$
ltmctlcn as attorneyugeneral and T
6559211 mug: against these charge
at the ea .9 ’o .' the latter acid.
were hard-1:: we. ranteé by the $3,613.".
ifi’fiwhwyfi_mmw
to fétl‘fe since Mg. j
e ore-e ldent but. Iw¢
been requested to {633‘ . Be “a!
he was aware 952: part exoedienoy
leaf. been 2259;? to secure his retire-
ment but {163595 {53* "cowardice?
and surremier of 13:12 332195 we? 7':
nexer expedient " 4
Declaring the attack on him wig 4
only a part of the deficit e program 4
to discredit the administration a; :‘3
7.11916. Mr. Daugherty declared its
country was confrcalmz a an ‘
crisis which must determine “Tm-A
er the country is to be govmea 2%
law and order or ‘25; “slender W
ism enfi fear. ” -
AIIer signing the second letter I:
Daugherty lett Woetiogton to can;
at Atlanilo City.
Wife of Wellulmom
Author Dies in
Mrs. Ann Bachellct. fife of‘Im
in: Bacheller. the author. died ’
her home in Whaler Perk. Flam
last nlght. Mr. and Mre. Each-sag
had homes for many years at Seminar
beach and Riverside and hits. Bap
chener was very well known in
vicinity.
She was an 3. mt of En. Wesflfl
P. Milligan w‘te of the Vice 1:»
can. and measure! or the Beeline!-
l-ze hafi cffereé
Coolidge beeam
; 4 “12%?-
mafia-x,
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the fruit must elm
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