FIRST.
WITH THE
NEWS
”fa-—
.,7.I7.ISIIED 1870
‘u
Entered u second-ct
“Wmumomuncou
so“? N°""“‘ “3% “dc the Act at "Arch 3. 1m.
TATERBURY MURDER
IS LAID BY POLICE
TO BOOTLEG FEUD
.r
n owl Dead in Front of Polit' .
a warm Broadcast and 2 ArrestleccllolghSIIl—s:
4.4..” — Authorities Admit They Know
litllc of Crime
.2 alarm broad-
two men in a
'- Z".'I‘lt‘ll at thé
' w 1.. 'i‘lln-y gave
‘1‘ .\‘r‘-.'.\Ils. who> MncMiilan Arctic exploration ox-
...traclor ill Strait-I
.lu Lnucliaricllo.i llorlsing causes for the myster-
->s on Thomas
« 2. They were
.~1‘-lf.‘l0n ot' knowl~
\
mil that four men
."l‘lllolillt‘. close by
1.: occurred and
.. two more men
lune been with-
:ll'll‘lIO “'thI the
. ' the City.
held rm autopsy
., :lnd Coroner
-. nlI’llwI an inquest.
that they had
aLvout the. homi-
:-‘. pt. 1'5.--Al‘l ex—
‘i-‘ull man's body
it‘llltfil had entered
_~,.~ lilart. from the
- illin evidence of
m hack of the left.
“or of llltx‘lf.‘ bullets
' .a ..1 went through
I»- reported that
‘lr-ed, and that one
ruling with his cou-
. i of 3 Burton
T'ttcr was killed on
- .<.-ptcnlbl-r 11. 1932.
of bullets were fir-
III which the two
: from New Haven
IURSTING MAIN
FLOODS COPLEY
) :‘cpt. '.‘5.—-John
i‘ rs city. was shot.
tho sidcwaik ln
-.\ merican Politi-
rr- at. early 10-;
that. this “as'
l-cozlrggers feud
Studied Magnetic
Currents at Pole
(By Associated m.)
“‘lSCASSET. Me.. Sept. :5.—
Observations made in the vicin-
ity of the magnetic north pole by
Richard Ii. Goddard of \Vinthrop.
Mass, who was a member of tho'
pedltion. may reveal of the lin-
lous currents that keep the com-
pass needle pointed nortll. it was
announced here today.
\Vhlle there is still some doubt
as to their exact value, pending
a more thorough analysis. Dr. J.
A Fleming. asaistallt director of
the Department of Terrestrial
Magnetism. Carnegie Institute.
predicted today thnt eventually
such investigations would con-
tribll’tc to the work of correcting
the charts used by mariners.
GILPATRIC TOOK
OVER $450,000
The Thirty .Je' ‘ Counts
In Indictment Reveal
Extent of Embezzle-
ment
HARTFORD. Sept. 24.—The 39
counts charged in the indictment
returned against 0. Harold Gllpnt-
ric. former cashier or the First. Na-
tional Bank of‘lr‘utnnm and former
State treasurer; alleged the embez-
zlement of $435,014.55 of the bank
funds. it. became known today.
It. is for the embezzlement of
this amount. from the funds of the
‘ - ‘ Putnam hunlc that Gilpatric will be
. put to plea. in the federal court at
, New Haven on October 6. ,
s-..”
“'3 t i' r Surges Like
0 v ,v s e r for Two
Illllll‘S~—— Rushes Into
\Imy Cellars
Sept. '.‘.'-. —— CopleyI
-ut which :ll‘L' grouped the
dry, ehurl-hr-s and hotels.
l today by the bursting of
lip. The waters surged
.‘l'j~‘.~r-r for nearly two
log into cellars of the
- v. the hotel “'estnlinstcr,
’Illrlll building and S. S.
r-llnpany's store. The.
‘mrn ll without serious-
Coplcy Plaza. hotel.
'I1 and the library
'. T‘lll‘llllf‘r of shops on
.mnuo pore also in-
" tr rs scoped through
2i plrr (-t subway “'ith-
~_- with traffic there.
CHAUFFEUR IS
Off With Jewels
XE“! YORK. Sept. 25.-—ln the
arrest early today of John Feinstcin.
1:4, who gave his occupation as that
o: chauffeur. police believe they
have one of the four ”1"" “ill; on
the night. of Septcmh-lr 15 hold up
land robbed Miss l'lrlith Babe of
- mules along Hunting-I $25,000 in jewels and assaulted her
m'l'll not be maintained
had to be diverted.
ro restored to nor-
Zznnrllc the morning
_._.___.____——-- u-
CONNECTICUT IS
cscort. Robert L. Hague. marine
superintendent.“ the Standard Oil
Company, in the hallway of the
Babe apartment. The caliplg.“~rrr:
returning from a fashionable dinner
Part3“.
arrest. or to comment. other than to
say that they believe they have over-
REPRESENTED AT m...
CELEBRATION 19 PERISHED
[NFLOODSTIIAT
me without it. repre-I
celebration today of;
...nlv-.rsnry of the first
‘ Ingrcss. John Barr of
Vern named by Gover-
1‘. as his official repre-
‘ulr. Barr left. this city
r can; letters from. the—
' 3'; cr» lientials for his om- lence
» misunderstand” 6°“ Southeastern France
‘ ’ "so. after- declining the
:l-‘tond in person. failed
ambassador, leaving
1 only state in the
; ' z ' a re presentatiVe.
_‘________
RI: 7 ll) OS BIGIHVAY ’03
about. 65.
John De Michiel lg:
“-Irrington road contra -
finally injured. Tuesday 13119 '°:“apuu
to showing a
I
,Bfidge Collapses
LEXINGR
persons are k
rded I: light. 11
3e extent of the 1100“,
1824.
-'-.<. caught between a. truck The flood “m we
.. 33: “3:31: gzkfifd 2113i}: tendency to ”1151;: early this morn—
» I . 2AA . 4 can
to ' hospital. Walker’s “‘3' filth ”fated.
“" ‘ city remained in
Ea st. Canaan.
_____________
lb Jules GOLDEN B
" ."m yesterdl-y and it b 5' w, m
'72: she will b. 3310‘” ”Immmh Wm
723' ‘-:r:auzonooae ridethbu' , - , -
:09; ' 3
has been declared.
'llcv. Lawrence )1. lilzht. hvld lll
. jail here in connection with the pois- I
;on plot that cost the lives of his'
.wife. Anna. and the husband of his
Il‘oni'essod accomplice. Mrs. Elsie
Istrnin of his plight. “llllf‘ Mrs.
ISivectin. in jail at Salem. lll.. wor-
iried more over the future of her
.thrce children than her imprison-
' nlenl.
'sweethcarts and will remain sweet—
;vrlmc through which they lost their
mother. Mrs. Sweetili “as \‘isited'
IS THE CHARGE.
‘mclit she has taken since she was
MRS. SWEEI'IN.
HIGHT, WORRIED
OVER CHILDREN
Woman, Confessed Ac-.
complice i n Poison'
Plot, Is on Verge of
Breakdown
HASN"“ EATEN
Will Remain Sweet-
hearts Till Parted By
Death
(By Associated Press)
NASHVILLE. Ill.. Scpt. 23.-—Tlle
chctln. today showed no outward
“Mrs. Sweetin and l are still
hearts until death parts us.‘ the
minister said.
Jail attendants said the llov. Mr.
liight was jovial and talked freely.
He. mentioned his children null said
far their sakc he ropentmi more
than over of having committed the
yesterday by Christopher C. Sweetill.
llrr father-lll-luw. and their conver-
of her children. Sho has cxprcssod
n. desire that. they be cared for ll!
:1 Masonic orphanage.
Mrs. Swoolin's apathy to food has
ill‘Olii-lt'll concern. The only llouiisll—
brought here-Tuesday was a glass
Thompson said last night she was on
the verge of n. nervous inroakdown.
,LAKE STE—"Am
. IS MISSING, 2.5
ARRESTED FOR .
BOBE ROBBERY
Police Think He Is One
"Of Four Who Made
Police refused to relate the cir- :
cumstances which led to Feinstein's
(By W Press-i
AD. Sept. z$.——Nineteen
nown to have pen-he:
_ _ t flood which {OllOVe
~“ ”TO-V- s'pt' 2°'—'J“k gaggiygtgle, The death toll is re-
a. lsboref- owevef. in view of
which was
angered by the former
no of the
Martial law
m of cy-
' 3 Golden of tween 13th :3: 35"“ ‘° mm-
“? ' clout: mad“ _
I‘ has been ill at her borne .
Whit continues to improve. M France ”W hard
"1 was able to sit up for 0’”. m m the
WERE ABOARD
NORWALKS FIRST PAPER'FIFTY YEA
‘ AGO AND NGRWALK’S FIRST PAPER TODAY
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 1924.
I Indict Congressman for Cider Party
I
I
I
n1:- tonisht. trail. was
not much change In tow“:
_i
BAL'I‘ll’ilOitlI.
l'hillip Hill. l‘t‘lil‘l‘FilllllllYl‘ from ill-
nt‘ .\l:lr,\l:iull.
sution mainly rogardcd the future .
i-itioll lll\\F with n villm' party at his
lililllllllll‘lllr'f :IIl-l luvs.“ .Khit‘li of lulu-w
urn-using him lllflllllllllllllll“
of milk. late yesterday. Dr. S. A;
for appeal-are for trial.
i'l. temporary
already pending against Mr. illll.
padlock clomr-Ilts us :lppllrll in I‘l‘.
3stiils are found.
Six counts In the indictments
as far back as Sa-pl. :7, 11023. “‘llrll
Congressman
\Vasliingtoo.
Prepare to Start Search
For Vessei— ESE-Mile
Gale Blew Sunday,
Delaying Ship
DETROIT. Sept. :5.-—The freight-
cr Clifton. overdue here from Stur-
geon Tiny Hill-T! Mon. nizht. put in
I
1 _.-_.
I
I
morning.
freight-r l‘llt‘lon, with 25 aboard.
Progress Sh-amship Company was
preparin: today to start. :1 search
for tho was-ii. The Clifton has not
been seen or heard of since 10:20
Sunday morning when. bound from
Slur-gum any to Detroit. with a
cargo of stone. she passed Mack-
-in:lv.. \i'ith favorable weather she
day night.
swept l.a.kr: Huron from the south-
west, Sunday night and which shift-
ed to the northwest. Monday. many
larger vessels were fit to 36 hours
lair: in reaching Lake Huron and
lower Lake Michigan.
TO DELIVERZND
OUT-OF-TOWN '
i
“'ASHINGTON. Sept. 25PP:Q.E'
dent Coolidge will deliver his seconrl
out-of-town speech since accepting
the Republican nomination. tonight.
return immediately after he com-
‘White House. following his usual
meeting in the morning.
tinental Congress.
'offlcial business.
\
' --)(ARRIAGES
. {War-“fl
at. Oseodn. on Larv- Iluron nu Monv : -
day night and loft Tuesday forcnoon. ‘
accordlg to :l telephone message to— '
day from that port. This is the}
first report of tho stumner since it;
left. Mackinaw at. 10:30 Sunday;
Gov. Templeton Soon
Will Enter Yale
“'ATL'llBl'lLY. Sxpi. :5.——-Gnv-
cruor (T. A. Templeton announced
thi; morning that
CLEVELAND. Sept. 2.1—5qu
vithout unrrl from its wilnlehnck]
missing llilt'tt Sunday morning, the'
liniversity Just.
could possibly grt ll
cleaned up lit Hartford. but that
ho was not in .1. position in say
CHAS. E CURTIS
TREASURER 0F
CONN. REALTORS
G. Harry Abbott o f I
Stamford E I e ct e dI
President,
should hmc {looked at Detroit Mon» ;
Because of the 56 mile gale which I
Succeed- I
mgBrldgeport Man I
Bill GEE’ORT. Sept. 23. _- '1'th
association.
composed of community Heal Estatni
I Boards. has elected G. Harry Abbott.
succeeding [
1 Alvin ll. liancoek. of the Bridgeport.
Hand and Title company.
named were:
fl"aulkner. of Hartford.
dent; F. H. Wee and Weed and W
Stamford. secretary and Charles E
.Curtis, of Norwalk. treasurer.
No attempt will he made the Inuit
:lcgislature tr. pass a bill providing
’for the licensing by the state of real
A number of the real-;
desired such an attempt, hutI
‘others put forward the prev
SPEECH TONIGHT;
Connec icut
in Philadelphia. leaving here latei
' . Ithis afternoon for that city.
Storm Of CyC10n.lc V]?- .-\s on his visit to Baltimore
Ravaglng In. early this month. the. President will
pletes his address. Under present}
plans he. will sleep tonight in theI
program tomorrow with a. cabinet.
The address tonight. will be de-
livered in connection with exercises
commemorating the 150th anniverS-
ary of the meeting of the first Con-
x estate agents;
Mr. Coolidge completed the ad-'
dress earlier in the week and spent:
this morning at his desk as usual.
receiving callers and attending to
‘1 pastor of
. Many more people would use on-;
:graved wedding stationery it they‘
could aloft! to. This thought has
led us to tell you about. RELIEFA-
.GR).F. which gives you a. beautiful
weddin mention or announcement
in my all the new shaded lettering!
' at. a comparatively low cost. Le; us
about “but and prices so vou.-——_
—)flCBELSE‘J’S STUDIO
An establishment located here in
town for over fifty years and con-
ducted by the present proprietor. for
the past. four years. A convenient.
centrally located studio with lip—to-
eqntpmefi.‘ where
produced. U }
WW
I Rupn‘svntnlho lllll lmsil)‘ cngns'ml making rider at his home in Baltimore.‘
grape wilw.
Thv snvull-l rouul accuses him of.
possession after manufacturer. The"
fluid ioullt ll-‘l‘usrs him (If the lllllllvl
‘.':‘\ lure of l‘lllvl' Sept. 15. l‘J'IJ. prior
in tiw party Saturday night.
\ (mull: count vhnrgos him with
thv. ilillznl lioa::;5~siou of thl zillions
‘.' «'i'I-‘l'. 'l'lw fit‘lll umnt Charges
him with maintaining a. iluisnnrc
W"- rms" of the first manufacture.
All: llill iould not he found at his
office or his home yesterday. There
is no thought, however. that he is
tryinlz to uvni-l the issue. since he
had lw-lmrilvdlv ilv-rlul‘ed he would
.wrll‘utn- Lilly lilut-l'nmrnlnl action
'which “Ullltl insult in the defini~
;tion of the lil‘lll "nmriutoxicating’
:«ider and fruit. Juices" in section 29
of tile \‘olsleod not.
it was to oiliuln this. he has dew
Hill. with notification E l'lul‘fill. that lw lllulo‘rltvhl; the month
;"u« *c- of wine and clllr-r and in»
“1'19.” actlnu. .’ .
Capital Prepares Honors
For Its Baseball Heroes
Program Would Excite E
tootsie-President to Review Parade
\\‘.\Slll.\‘(iTH.\". Sept. '.‘.'w.—-—“-'£Ish—
lllL’I'In is going to make the most of
it< lilsi (lpportlllli’v to (‘u honor to
.‘l Il‘l‘llllnt winning I'JlFrlHlIl tunm,.
Ii 'IH' lol‘ul AmP'Iruu lmnauo entry-
i-l'lllcs 1h" flail: hunk \litli it Next
\\. -Ill('stln_\.
'I Mr pl‘nl:l':llll of cvrrmonit‘s map-
pul out l-y the hoard r-i’ commis-
siI-vmrs of the tllSll'l"l lit. a l-ngthy
5=»~:.=inn lvsit-rdnv “mild excite- the
.nxv of a visiting potlliinto and it
is planned to go through with it
u-lavthor the than: wins the pennant
m- not. just to reward it for the best
raw n Washington hull club has yet
lll'HI' . '
All «Iliit'lnl ‘3' Ii‘Ulll" Ivy :1 "Dinnin-
t'l of the lity gmfrumt‘ut heads at
.iuwrirun League park will start the
rlmlmnnir‘s. Thou Illr‘rf‘ “ill be a
parade up lv‘t-nnsyivnnia avenue
will: u “'nshingtml for once can
rlulm :ls cxv-lusivclv its ovfli, when
"li'l'ilil" Harris and his followers
nr' l‘il up the historic thoroughfare
l~v an escort of mounted police. fol—
lri'i‘pd hi- :1. scarlet coated contingent
from TI local hunt ClulI. numerous
Minds and other colorful compon-
QI’HF.
I'i"Sltl(‘nt Coolidge. is expected to
review the parade from a. point
'1'" the White House ellipse. Where per blues biting off of Wilson Point
the. returning valiants will be offi- I (lock are mighty particular as to
I
I m to l loan
int": r~y¢.
Es
“V?! of Visiting Po-f
2 Go To HoSpitaI After
Auto Accidents in City
One Car Hits Cement
Meadow St.——Other Crashes Into Pole
Robert Taylor of 112 First street.
New York City was taken to the
Norwnlk Hospital last night. and
was trenlcd tor a cut over his left
eye. received when an automobile
driven and owned by \Villiam \Valsh
of Convent Avenue. New York City
collided with the cement foundation
5 at the Men-low street railroad
., bridge.
Mr. \‘i’alsh ri‘porlt‘d to the police
that he was driving south under the
hrldgw. when a passing touring car
forced him into the bridge founda—
tion. llis car was damaged to a
considerable extent. and was taken to
H‘I‘ollnor‘s Klil‘ilgt‘ for repairs.
it w as ne‘er-sear) to take two stitch .
the wound over Mr. 'l‘lly- 3
Two women who were in -
the cur “ore uninjured.
ltolsort Mini-Ir of 313 East 112”!
T—tru‘t. va York oil). was lllbo tak~
I n to the. New York Hospital early
this morning' after his illnt‘lllll"
crashml into a lclcgruph vole ncar
l‘Ol'l. Swamp on tho.- l‘nst Road. He
hnd 2.1 60‘ cut mer his right. 03‘".
Inthcr pnescngcrs in the car “ere
unin lurr-ul.
Muller was Ir Intr'd lly l‘r. \\'. \V.
'l‘lilt“‘_\'. llr‘ pus: dlsvllnrgld from
thc, Hospital this noon.
N. ESTATES 0.P.I . TO BE A BRIDE ., ..
NAMES KLAN
IN PLATFORM
ays Albanwfiover « v.4 ‘_
ment Is Paralyzed 3' Mr. and Mrs. Victor Waterbury People‘s Trust commas.- when ' ‘
Hand Of Tammany". ing trip. They were married Mon. pl t. stated:
Outlines Program
ROCHESTER. N. T.. Sept. Sin-— borne Douglas, daughter of Mr. and inducements to build his plant ll!
Asserilnc that ”‘6 Republican “EH-V Mrs. Harold Douglas of Rowayton.
Inationnlly is entitled to the crmfi- ‘1“ Douglas is a. marine hndscspe
don"t" "f the country her-misc. "f its hriist and the famllv live in their
record ill office. the Republican State boat which is 1nrllorr-‘d off Howey-
platform presented here today ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ "
charges the Democratic party in the
Stain "with ll]“IIlCl"!lf‘_\'.. insincerity
r-nd laxity" in the Conduct of the . ' _
declares that. ed Brown I "hemlb‘ She had made the plant here. One of the is“ ”It"
Albany govern ment;
the "pal'nlvsing hand" of Tammany
Hall has lvenn laid upon State gov- , ‘09- familiar with the plans or the For]
Ilnlnont nn-l lulsil’wssz" and outlines
its own program for til:- conduct ofI
the Slate governmcni.
The platform declares that the and Mrs- “"hert Waterbury of Dar— he stated that he could not. give out
Repuhlirzln party recognizes neither INT. Al his home this morning. anything regarding tbs pro ’
color. creed Ill-r race us :I. test of
good f‘llth'llSllIlt or as a «listilialiiiv
cation for holding: nfiiw‘.
"it would not do this." the liocu- I at horn" and that she did not know It was ‘ learned from another
ment adds. "and remain Hepul-Iicanl where he was at present.
or American. \l'e condemn and op-I ..
pose and organization .n-hcther it be?
i
called Ku Klux Klan or by MRI 'learn if the hosts that would so,
|other name. that seeks directly or: Used in shipping to and from m
indirectly to \voakrn this funda-I plant. would lu- able to navigate
letter or in spirit."
mental American doctrine either ll:l ed
I Y her well suited for their ne s. ’
l GETS READ To All data concerning the Nomi);
5 ‘ site. has been collected and has been
SNAPPER BLUES
SPURN HOOK OF
I . ' r 's b b t that are
IMOVIE‘g Some Goods t? I :22; 22.22;..."3. can; m...
3 o 3. Railroad Ave. {Int-ll I ing the est-mulling of his new pm
'Tis a funny thing but the snap-l
“HWY met by district commissioner I whose hack they mge_
ii'I’ioll-ll to he handed a key signal-
IZ'HE DOFSPSSIOII (if the capital city. A “‘iiliam Rowe. and “73rd
Postmaster (‘. Irving il'ington. J. . . ~ -. . -' .. . , - .. ,
3' “tom. (o Is null-ling prrpmrutions, im-- be replaced by other. an“
Prondeh today for th-: l.‘lllItlIIlS of a. lIli‘t‘P—l . .
banquet tothe plaz'crs that night. at- I gast invaded the haunts of the snap- story addition to u“ it present lmildvi frgrnylpxgéggifilaqumlilimrl'so 11"" H.
("”19“ by 9" the 5W" celebrities who i pers yesterday afternoon.
are fortunate enough to gain admis— .
sion “Ill add. the finishing touch.
.. FATHER CAREY
WES TO‘CIIURCH
lN WALIIRGRIRDI
Rev. John D. Carey. for {our years
ions two , .- . .
Iunsuccessrul attempts and it Was de- ' 5‘62““? pastor Of St: Marys PM”
Iclded to give the people of Connee . s. lmtd his new duties as assistant
ticut more. time to become educatet
in the proposed arrangements.
The organization voted to hold a'
Icorlventlon this year and
“ officers will appoint a committee to
plant. the event. '
M
C OLLIDE IN W'EST AVE.
bile accident in tic-st
morning. when a car
cut. registration 62‘970 _
his car while he was arm,
avenue. The dame-SW
thematic: was ‘
Iover, Bill had :-
? did anything
the (‘hurch of Holy Trin—l
tit)‘. Vi'lllingford. Rev. John Shea, of i
Dm'hlj. arrived in Norwalk this
morning to fill the vacancy cause?
f by Father Carey’s transfer.
I
I o'clock.-
\Vhen the afternoon fishi'n was I , 1 . - - - . ..
dozen “Sh'gwafd l:ttznclélatffel):gill-3311:2541}; 1:151:03: I three concerns that supply Fwd GK! 3
' ' 1 _ _ L I ~ . . . .
‘ had one and l\.master Byington Iparts Will locate here also nou- ‘
had nary a fish.
Mr- 33138tojodiizrefnrsp33’5: the enlarged facilities planned. liidst and practically picked the place 5
I family and that he always “59d 800d vc'n ofllce for the annex which will}
bait too.
I
To Address Women’s
0
. Republican Ass’n.
Mrs. 'Marlon Booth Kelly of New Tile work Is to be completed ”with- Iconversations with ~ Premier dos-r
York city will address the members in 7 months firm the present date.i Donald regarding the status at M.
of the Nat-walk Republican Woman's according to C. S. Gould. loical man- i Sudan.
association at the o ning meetin ager. It will be rartially gven ox‘ct .
of the fall campaignpz'hich is to b: to nuw oificcs to house the present REMLE mz‘SMAm
held in the sun paler of the Royal force. The switchboard installation.
James Inn. Monday afternoon at 2:30 which row lain-o. c of Norwaik'sl
Mrs. George McKibbin oil
i the Second ward will also explain to ’_ gradually
the members the Republican rally' ployes will be added to as occasion
I which is to be held October 2.
Thomuptinglsopentothopnbfic .
and anthem of thevcity min- cam my then-cps! growth of the York City are made by
John Morton of Fillow street to» vice!»
\Vill Aid- Him
. . . _- MORE NEWS
Bridge Foundation in
Sentinel Learns Hath
bor Has Been Found
0. K.--3 Other Planar
Rich Strike of Gold Also If Ford Comes
At 01d Eureka Mine
Bankers and business men a
SAN FRANCISCO. Set“- 25.—— Norwnlk are eager to co-operato If;
A rich strik-> of gold was made every way possible to bring ill?
yesterday: on tho ploporly of the large assembling plant of the F0 3
Central Eureka Mining company. lMotor Cm- l‘ompany to this ‘clth
uncorulillfz to a report received by ‘ This is the selltinlcnt that has beeij
the San Pram-ism) Chronicle. expressed by a majority of thefii
The mine controlled by a small today.
“‘“ul‘ of 5"“ Francisco "“m- ‘3 Charles F. Hoyt. treasurer of tké
locatcd at Sutter Creek. Amidor South Norwalk Trust company and
”WP-”‘- east “1"“ slightly south president of the Norwalk Board if
of Sacramento. California. Trade. s‘atpd, _
On this strike the Chronicle “The mem‘mrs of “19 Board 6!
says. lunar-s the possibility that Trade are willing 10 co-operate m
"h" old Eureka mm"- “'MC" ‘nnv way they can to bring the
yielded 920.900.0011 for Alvinzn Ford Wm" H; Norwalln If there in
Hayward and other operators. any way in “‘hlth “.9 can expedlh
and which for many years has inaltt’TF. VF. would only be too glnfl
hmn regarded as barren. may m do so. I do not think that a m. _
"‘3‘“ I‘m” out a “THO“. stream com the sire of Ford's needs uni“
’f “10“”5‘ itlducenwnts to bring them to NOT“-
walk. but if the lorality suits their:
and I certainly hope that it will;
they will be welcomed here. "it
I would certainly be a great asset to
Norwalk. 'l‘hv- s‘I‘ie mentioned ll}
The Evening Fem UPI yesterday is
an Ideal one for such a factory.”
Raymond A. Betta. treasurer at tho
' Central Fairfield Trust company, if!
speaking about the proposed pisfit~
that Ford has under consideration
the establishment. of a large plum
in Norwalk. The Central E‘nirfidfl
NHESS Elizabeth Doug. Trust company is willing to do any
thing that it can to bring the plant
138, Daughter Of Art- to Norwalk.’ 1! there is any wail};
which we can co-operate in
iSt and Vietor “rate!“ work. we want to be advised and
c. hm Blaflled ‘ V. will do our share. It will be o
i
greet addition to Norwalk." 7
4 Charles 1". Mills. prodded! offlo
a“
are today in Canada on their wedd- what he thought of the» prop“
day night It}: Rev. John D. Skene at " 'e have always done our slut!
his home on l'nion park. . in such matters and if the banker!
The bride was Miss Elizabeth 0:— Of the city wish to offer Ford has
Norwslk. you can count on us. we
are anxious to have the Ford plain
in Norwalk." 3
The Sentinel learned today “if!
. . _ several other persons in Norwnt.
to” menu»: “I. Slaughter “as besides the oily official mentioned HI
graduated glam the . orysalk high yesterday‘s issue. have been '5'
school in 1.,o and last sear attend- preached regarding the building 9!
arrangements to return to her stud. real estate men in the city i!
The marriage was witnessed by Qumran? regarding the erection at
tho members of the bride's family. the plant in this city. When an“.
Mr. \‘i‘aieflury is the son of Mr. ‘tioned on the matter this mutant,
Mrs. \K’atnrhury told the Sentinel plant. hut that he expected develop-
thnt she knew nothing of her son's ments in the near future and w
nlarriaeo. She said that he was not issue a. statement. at that time.
:source. that. representatives of the
‘Ford company have been making
soundings in the local harbor jto
and that. they had found the ht?-
forwarded to the executive of!!! of
3 I the Ford Motor "ar Company in —
Itroit, wbrrls final action will be ta-
3 ken.
Because of the number of local
,persons who know of the negotlse
I
l
i
h . ‘
New Plan" IS Erectedi Pl: was slated by one. local mafn gf
' ' ‘2 sx-rl ‘ the natter that l 1.6
BldS Belng ASkEd Elfgfdf.plalll is blolught to Norwcfig.
‘ 2.000 trained workers will be sent
- 3 .. Ehern to act the place running a,
l . . U _“ . . . V?
The Soul lorn 5th“ England 17 K ’that. these trained workers will in
‘ing. Goods an: being moved irom‘ Mr. Ford approves the site, m
than of a new 110ch plant which will; Ford plant. An official “f m “V
replace the old one and take (are of; these companies was here So; - ‘
are being received at the New Ha'lwantcd
' V
v
be in the rear of and adjoining: the! SUDAN CONVERSATIONS
.rrcscnt ll-fl‘lOng. Architecturally It LONDON. Sept. 25.—-—Tbe M
will be of the same construction and . tian Premier and Said Zaglou‘l m
will be I‘TfX‘itf'ilIIy the same 511" ”Isha, went to Downing street It 105‘ .
“1" 9’93““ “ML. Zo‘clock this morning to begin _
SERVICE THAT GETS
~——More and more as time _
5.881 tilt-phones. w be enlarged I along do the business concert. I“?
and 1110 numbnr 0f om-‘ TY appreciate the Heflhfkld
! Transportation Co.'s Service
I is reflected in increased
a . . .
he need' fCl‘ the addition was"; this concern. Daily trul- 46
of motor service by men it”
pmt‘ exchange. ‘
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