,F 9d 1Iusband of
M \‘I. omau Tells
in” r? ‘h e Was
SIM {:1 (I Sinner”
I. 18.-- “Kid"
11.1. Theresa.
FITS: to death
.II—m was a ”cut-
’:-" ‘l sinner, but
. mod.“ Albert
IIrI-I husband,
‘II-I 'n-law Roy
1r.- banker ae-
“idence today
,-.I3,..;c of mur—
_~ .' his old‘rlng
I; *I- back up in a
‘aday ready to
“Sport his de—
. committed
_ I , “a m the apart-
' I—I-I-z with her. .
Noted 123 case
‘ 2t McCoy kill~
“u he was u‘u-
I~?Elatlon about
”:3: Mora.
Shake. applied
his attempt to
heart with a.
If-—.; to the letters
- McCoy. he ct
7.17.79 a prlce for
’ nice-{Ions of
"‘2' bogged Davis
trwn~law to cease
" Mort. "else I
1*? hlm for be-
I dishonor-in:
“5:5
7. Dec. 1$.—One to
_. prison. was the
{on to Paul Cebo
, fort by Judge WU-
Superior
after Cebrlck
“:3. of guilty to the
John Bleak! of 1
1::
November 23.
to
he “to men who were
.be—
m a (hunk—en brawl.
I. had refused to take
'-‘I in the
cedar.
r2;
'” an
' I?! on
stabbed Bloskl
oyster boat.
oyster boat,
9
‘” 0%...
making
Paws Voice
from Page One)
"‘n
I appointed
> “733‘. n01.
' -‘ " general.
TI
:3' Year
.I‘,
imended
or? on December
" ”7 the opening
nggq i Mlfil'med AS
5193‘.
Fair-field conn-
:nn roan ty.
()1) max-y
"- ‘ 1:323:31
at hls‘home,
CITE
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"‘ I‘Iir
V ’3’" HI Fen-ls.
x
flamond.
\Tcstpon.
Layne; E H.311
I" “‘5 {Q‘-
‘ia‘d at
0
c
M3! arv
for Rober‘ NForest
3 men.
,, should, be indicted '
affect
' . To in alleviating
' fie Workers and
= 1!: :2 preceding
and
-.~ 496 the meet-
for
” locates ior the
.13"? :13 '9 2'! Postmaster
‘1 FI—iThe
‘ .ed the nomi-
nrause for post-
‘ :~ ‘9: postmaster
2.4 well known
mood section.
. 3 long ill-
' 3:35 Widow. two
31m Brown.
three sons.
Andrew Ban-
Strplxnn Kor-
n W!!-
m and Irene
which are
cttor Fred-
1 be announced
«.5 for ‘Willmm H.
'3- o'clock this at-
':;::eral parlors 04
-. Lester ‘7‘. M31-
‘::.I.rm€‘t1f. was in
Mrs. James
o'clock
from the Ben-
F , ”PREV.
- pastor obthe
tzonal church.) ‘ I
. 6IInIL'II‘. will 139 in
Congregational
She: was EJIO
W‘ooeta- jury
fiDanbury. Mrs.
Opening
NEW YORK Dec 13.—-—Stock mi.
ce- continued to sweep forward at
the Opening at today's market under
{he leadership or the sat-edged rm
road shares. Heavy buying of New
YOflS Central. lackawunna. Union
Pacific andI Reading carded these
Issues up 1 to 1 l 2 patina. tho lat-
ter two reachlng the you-’5 highest
levels. Low priced stocks also were
in demand, New Haven moving up
to 3? 34,031: an initial turnover 0:
tour Ithousankl. shares. ‘. American
Con jumped. 23011113.
Persistent reports that New York
Central and Pennsylvanla railroads
were engaged In a. fight {or control
of Lehlgh \alley lifted the price 01
the 231121- 2 points. Buying orders
continued to pour lngfor other east-
tern all shares. sending Xew Raven
to I. new 3934 top above 38. Spec-
Lacular advances took place in some
of the high priced mall order and
chain store issues. based on apecial
developmema and the 5113313101: in
lioliday trade. 3 838; lip-owe mounted
13 points too new high at 4‘60, while
Sears Roebuck jumped 5 1-4 to a
1924 peak at 150 (ollowlng the an-
nouncement that the company was
expanding into the retail stores field.
Bulls): demoneratlons were renewed
inwarious popular issues. General
Blecirlc soared 5 1-2 points to the
years best price and A—merlcan Can
and Iron Prcdnczs‘ moved up 3
points each. 3
' Noon “
,Trading'wae' maintained at, a. furi-
oxis pace throughout the morning.
sales in the first two hours running
around one million shares. Despite
waves of profit taking. fize main
price movement continued upward
with Standard industrial: taking a
more prominent part in the allmnce.
Steels were heavily accumulaled on
reverie of expanding activity and a
,niffening In con. modltv prices- 17-.
is. Steel common again touching 119.
More than 80 issue... including ten
rails and five public utilities. had
attained new peak prices for the
year before noon. Gulf. Mobile and
Northern preferred and Associated
Dry Goodman extended their early
gains to four points, Union Tank Car
moved up 3 3-4, and Jersey Central.
McCrory Sim-ea B.. New York Air
Brake. American Locomotive. Gal:
States Steel. American Express, Nor-
folk and Western and International
Paper were among the many issues
to sell two or more points above yes~
terday‘s closing quotation. Call
money opened at 8 per cent.
24 ARE KILLED
RY EARTHQUAKE
{By Associated Press)
MANILA. Dec. 13.
which rocked Surigao province on
{Mindanao Island. lulled 2% persons.
Monday. it became known to day.
The quake destroked 23 houses on
four small islands situated near the
northern coast. of Surlgao province.
Forty sex—ca persons were Injured.
Although the temblor occured on
Monday first neusqt the situation
Iwas received here today by the Am-
;erlcan Red Cross from the Ex— Gov-
Iernar or Surigao prov!ncc.-
Was 32 Below '
In Casper, Wyo.3
DENWHER (3010.. Dec-t. 18.-Moo-
mm; and Wyoming still were held
today In the vise-like grip of [he
severest storm of the “Inter. “bile
Colorado New Mexico. \‘orthern
Arizona. and Lian were emerging
from the four days of bitter cold.
A temperature at 30 degrees be-
low zero was reported from Lewis.
Itown. \lomana. yesterday. the low
I mark of the winter at this poln‘ The
“cold caused one death at Shelby,
Montana. where a negro woman was
found frozen to death.
'I‘xo men hunting near Yellow-
5:01-13 National Park. near Living—
I
o
Stan. Montana. narrowly escaped
death ixy freezing. Their fingers
and feet probably will have to be
ampufated.
Casper. Wynn, probably was the
coldest spot in the United States last
night. There. unoificlal temper-
ature rcacllngs showed 34 below.
Laurel reported as below and Fan-
nie came along {or third place with
a. temperature 01 :5 below. _3
Mrs. Elsie Sweetin Is
To Go on Stand Today
MOL‘N’T VERNON. 111., Dec. 18.—
kins. Elsie Sweetin was ready to be
put. on the witness stand today in
her joint trial with Lawrence M.
H'iglu, to tell at circumstances lead-
ing to the death or Wilford Sweetln
and “:73. Anna Right. Attorney B.
E Smith announced.
The state rested its case yester-
day.—
Attorney .
Right, plans to
Layton. representing
ammo. nliénlsts to
show that his client was mentally
deficient. suffering tram a pro-senile
dementiaand not responsible forms
acts. ' _
The prosecution 1:1de at: cue
against Mrs.- Sweetln with the test!-
mony of Columbus C. SWeetm use:
father-I. of Word éwogfin, who and
”Bide told no she gave my son pol-
non three times.” . ‘
1mm
Mamet
StreetNeij , , ,, , or , f _ ,
DreSsed Chxckens Not Afiected—Clean-up on
All Poultry Farms Urged~Dgsease Saxd to
Be European Pest—No Cure
. 1
Commonlzy
é‘December 29.
IChristmaa tree
’wm be given by the Sunday 15¢th
—-'An wihquaka '
HARTFORD Dec.13.——AII em-
bargo on the importation ox- trans.
pox-fallen o: li~ée poulm into this
State was ordered yesterday by
James M. Whittlescy. Commissioner
o! Domestic [Animals with the ap-
proval 01 Governor Templeton. in
continuaixon of the effort to stamp
out a. mmefloun intectloua and corn
tagiqus disease which has attacked
poultry. A sn'lct quarantine is being
maintained at. all poultry yards an?!
farms of the. State where the disease
appeared, and holding of poultry
shows and exhibits ha; been for-
hidden.
Clean tip Urged
Commissioner ‘Whittlesey has re-
ouested that all commumcation'be-
tween poultry farms be limited as
much as possible to prevent Spread
0: the (1139353. The officers of the
Conneclicut Poultry association are
cooperating with the Department ‘ln
11131115 2. . special cleanup at all
farm‘s. which it is normal will with
the" embargo on out of gate stéck.
effectually eradicate the disease. In
all instances of “.5 appearances here.
the disease» has been traced back
2 EAST NORWALK I:
. AT CHURCHES
Pageant at C h r i s t
tertainment at East
Ave. M. E. Dec. 30
held in the East Vex-walk churches.
The pageant or "The \atinty“ de-
picting the adoration of the shep-
herds and the wise men will be
given at Christ chm:- ch on Sunday
attemoon December :8 at (our o'-
clock. It will also be repeated in
the evening at . ”:39 o clock. During
the 1m aiding of the story Chrissi-
mas carols will be sung. The church
Christmas 'party will be held =13
1:11). Monday evening.
There will be a
and the program
It will Include reclzatlons, songs and
short sketches. The Christmas en-
tertainment of the East Avenue
Methodist church will be held In the
f church Tuesday evening, December
30? An interesting program 15 being
arranged for this party also.
i O C
The Om'cron circle of
Avenue Methodlst chufvh will hold
a Christmas party at the home of
Mrs. Clam Hodgeman, 15 W'nHace
avenue. Monday evening ' at 8
o‘clock An attractive program has
been arranged By Miss Marlon L’-
Hommedieu, a special featum 0!
Hunt Francis. principal of Hillslz’ze
w’wmm;
school. Miss Francis will describe a
Christmas which she spent In Rome.
' There will be 3. Chris mas tree with
a gift for each guest. Christmas
Icarols «'11! also be sung under the
gleadershlp of Mrs. Lewis Pugh
C 0 0
Samuel Lengycl of Reynold street
continues to Improve a: the Nor-
walk hospital where he is confined.
i O t
A number of the Third District
msldems are plannfing £0 attend the
‘Clxrlsimas party‘to be given to the
little folks by the _Priée ct linens,
Dc‘rce of Pocahontas.
hall. Monday evening
clock.
at 8:39 o'-
O O
In conneczion with the onus-er
meéting of tho East Avenue Mellie-
dist church tonight at 7 o'clock. the
fifth n: the sex-la o: :tnélcs o: the
Bible will be held.
0
There will be a business meeting
of the Triangle club of Chrlst
church in ”the basement of the
church tonight at 7:30 o‘clock.
. O. U I. '
Miss Theresa Troy of Liberty
square and Mina Jeanette Crave of
Elizabeth street are visiting with
friends in Brooklyn.
I 3 i
The weekly prayer and praise
services of the Advent Christian
(moi-ch will be held. tonight as usual
at 7:30 o’clock.
3
O C
There will be a. rehearsal tonight
of the comedy "Billy’s Bungalow."
which is to be given by members of
Mrs. Thomas Baxter's Sunday
school class of the East. Avenue
Methodist church. The play will be
given In the church January 2:: un-
der the direction of Mrs. A. J. Pen-
aell, who has charge of the reheat-
53.15.
0 .. 0
phone installed in his home on Cove
avenue.
i.
- \
The Board at Directors oi the
East Not-walk Improgetnent assoclm
thin“ is holding a. special meeting
this afternoon with Mrs. E. EcGor-
ham-It her home 292 Balst, avenue.
1‘- 'O V ’I .
Mrs. Sara. Lyle {has taken up her
residence 3:1 136%: place. Hrs.
Lyleformerly. lived anuhhgton
street'Second‘Dlamct.
I O O
The Woman: «Guild of can-lat
church is holding its rectum-I meet-
mm W 13- the basement
of the chuck Reports from the
various committees in chat” 01' the
sum served under the nuspioec oi
‘thoGnfldlnflthechnrchlaztweek
a.
W ofWooéae
mmv.
minnow
”xterm
Church Dec. ZS—Enm
1
Special Christmas senices will k¢=
the Easti
which will I‘D/é a. talk by Miss Vida;
in Red Men‘s'
George A. Hale has had a tell-33.,
a
:0 infection from imported stock.
The casual-cc: St the bureau of
laboratorlea Iot the State damn—t-
ment or health in this cityb’mre Men
put at the disposal or Dr; Jukeman
of Boston. a. pathologist. who is rank-
ing a. study oftthe dlsease to iieteb
mine it possible its nature and a.
remedy. ‘
Reaches Rockford.
The disease reached Hartford yea-
terday through New Haven, alarming
tho poultry supply of two dealers.
Both places were immediately quar-
antined. Dr..C. L. Gallon. of the
department. assisted by membexant
the Barnard Health Department. in-
stunted»; thorough cleanlnsand dis-
infecting of the quarters "and the
dealers will be ' ready to handle
healthy pooli‘ry within forty-eight
hours.
[The myxterlous infection was dis:
«Wind at Springfield yesterday and
local dealers are retuslng shipment:
item there.
The. embargo prohibiting ship-
meals of live foulifnto Connecticm.
issued by Commissioner Mutiwm
Is as follows:
yesterday. .3
' «- J} o
Raschxd Salxmigof Tennessee has
when up his mkldencc at :7 St. John
street. ‘ Mr. Salim ls aITurkish rug
’ merchant.
C
'Bar‘oara. Anderson. daughier (21
Philip Anderson of. East ax‘enoe. is
sick with a. cold.
0 U i
Charles Plat: of Rowan. sued.
spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
WM. M’MAHDN
DEFENDS BD.
0F ETHAATE
t
from {Page 011:4),
‘ O
Continued
muddled Chane: under which our
city 1- gulded 1nd which la now no
various bodies by which our city U
governed. You state you attended
the meeting of the Board 0! Am:-
ment (I presume you mean the Board
of Estimate) along with about one
hundred others. 1L pretty small per-
centage of the ten thousand three
hundred sixty-{our voters which
comprise the votersot the Town of
Renal]; and. because you were not
able to convince the Board of Ball-
mate that they ought to appropriate
five thousand damn to para strange
imam to cargo into our dzysnd place
Iencumbrances on. every place at prop.
erty owned by our chi-sent. you seem
somewhat peeved.
You state. Mr. Golden. that you
came to this town any runs ago
and make comparison 8!. the meth-
ods of the city: business as now
sconducted by our civic authomes
leth the period “hen the people
ruled in this town an} could spend
their own inane? instead a: Six
Hand- Picked lndlflduals.
Now. it you thought that the me-
thods used fifty years ago were bet-
ter, why did you lend your Nance
in compiling the thing under which
we are now working and which goes
by the name of Charter? ‘
Now in relazlon to the people
spending their own money (fifty
years ago) lot me say. 1:. Golden.
that years ago the people spent not
only their own money but a great
Aden! of money upon thick you and
I and every tax-payer are now pay-
lrz micron. For Instance, when a
{0'an meeting would lay a the mill
tax the authorities at that. time
would spend an eight mill tax, to
you see the extra; Ilhrec mllls is the
busines you would have In vogue
todny (and eliminaxe the 51:: Hand-
Picked yxdlvinuals). ’ ‘
Now if that is your best J 3nd:—
ment 1 do nothonder .lhat tlge
judges 03 our courts are asked io
resign at the age 0: seventy and I
understand that you are consider-
ably over that p39 and I respect you
was a. grand old man and will over-
200k anything you gave said In the
line or criticism of me.
You speak of Mr. George Bax-nu
wring insulted. Now! do not know
whether you wish to mislead the
people knowingly or whether your
memory has not served you correct-
ly. The true facts in “relation to lift.
Barnes are as follows: He asked
the citizens present who were in fa-
vor of zoning to raise their hands
and Ltold him that that. did not mean
anything. I meant by that that a:
there were less than one hundmd
citizens in the room, and a put
many of ghem Hand Picked. that
they were a small minority ot the
ten thousand thte hundred sixty-
tour voters w‘hlch are on our voting
‘I Now. knowing Mr. Golden a: well
3.1 do I am inclined to think he
exv just. what was said in relation
to Mr. Barnes as well as I do and]
will let the public judge for thum-
selves just how bad}:- Mr. Barnes
was halted. I might my Ii}, M‘
in; that my colleagues on Boa-a
would be the acetic men: me or
madame: member '02 the Board in-
$13.11: my citizen who might ap-
pear before them. ‘
Now he sum- ‘why not dispense
with this Incubus (which menus
harshly criticized by you as to tho
who formeiiy left their nom-
pet-,5 tn sum” trans. W
Pas-engrx-s who once dropped
their paper- inn-aha. and on
‘ mama-ma now also MI home.
The revelation «led some by i
paper Mm: for; the harbor-
om Subway {gum trio
wrote to a New York W
pointing out the evolution that
ha rein "lax!“ hob!!!
or newspaper realm. The com-
pany“: inmegicomxme max,
j~huxreflly depreMI‘me ena-
‘ploa'ge wrote. He said hit at»,
‘somtions were that. a: taste
paper now conceited by the come
m is not mom that onfithfnl
the .quantlty collected betel-91139
crows worgpunle became popu-
o! New‘YOrkI {I also {all to nee the
connection with the ml 3 of this
town) at I. dinner at whlc United
States Secular James“: “1:15:3lo
or the State or New York stressed
theumenmme tact. mu nae ’p‘eople
0! {his country were delegating their
powers to the xew. Reclaimed that
the only safety of at: country was
in the ‘people holding fast. to the
power given to them by the ballot
and Exercising it.
Wow; it you believe what Mr.
Jim: W Wadsworth has said to be
gnarl logic (which by the way. I do)
why do you not try and have the
laws changed in this State Vsherehy
all the people by their vote can have,
a ayjn making the lawn instead of
' the law: being made by the repre-
sentatives of less than enemslxfl'x of
the people of iheIStatx.
You mount. it will make little
alter-cam to you it the Board. 0!
Estimate.th to give the people
what they destre. namely zoning. I
as}: you again who told you mascot
the people desired zoning? You
never gave the people. is their ‘13“.
a. chance to state whether they
wanted zoning or whether they
Idid norm: Zoning.
'3 Now you are no much concerned
over the people having their rlrhts.
why not let this matter be settled
vote on [1:13 momentous question
whleh as I have stated betorc. puts
an encumbrance on every piece of
property in the Town or Nomlk?
Now. Mr. Golden. you stage in
your letter that your time hero #3
shortandlhopeyouu’cmmkeu
Immune you on too valuable a cm-
micro-e. Ihopeyonwmremln
Stuntman: mm humanely»
me to get a chance for every voter
to have a say on’ this or any other
vital question. We should 313338
keep la mind that Elem Vlgllancg.
la the price of Liberty and the; the
privilege or voting ls the highest
perogatlve a: on Ammo-.3 citizen.
ad 12w will not deny the mole that
privilege.
If my memory serves me correct-
ly. and 11m My certain}: do“.
ychwex-o a member of that body
years ago. which you any should have
full control. namob‘ on Council. and
you were Seam“: by the usycr
as asveclalcommluee tours: with
the Stew Yul-hand New Bum Ball-
road anthorltlee as to the kind 0!...
bridge to man: the center at South
Earn-3.11:- The present noisy struc-
mm. is a monument which should be
named the "'Goloen Bridge.“
Now. it on: Is your best otter-lo,
the citizen: of Nomlk I wlll nt-
mt you (not I will look thls mob
ter of Zoning over very urehxlly 1nd
see that the people 0:111:3ch do
not by may Act of mlnc to: another
lemon.
Yours truly.
(Signal) WM. H. M‘ KAHOX.
P. S.—-Mr. Golaen all! he was
writing his letter in all seriousness,
and I mlght any so amfi. and in re-
lation 10 this ”Golden Bridge” men-
tioned above It would not be no bad
ltd: was like/tn Landon.Bx-ldse.
which is luau: d but the lunent
able fact ls; the—old thrush Ima-
ins-up.
I I (Continued on Page two.)
a! u. few minke: 1
The acldem was amazed by
Special Pollutants: Webb. who
placed Btu-tam nude arrest on the
charge 0! driving while under the
“salience of liquor. tackle-s driving
find destroying property. film 181’-
refied Conklin on the charge 02 in-
toxlmtion. . .7
Bartram at ’ the police station
stated that he was 8313‘ betweoa IS
and ‘10 muc- per hour a: the time
of the accident and mu his car
skidded into the Sloane ca: god the:
then he 103 control a! it.
Witnesses who were near the
scene or the “golden: told the police
that memmmustm rut:
osmotmoflmelzmshedinto
the Modne car ’
Both Bartram and Guam had :
miraculous mm: from injury. T136:
urmwmchtheywmzldiag was:
We Beyond repair.
Nolan of the cash when the Ba:-
u-uxumr struck the window. could
be hear-«1* toxin“ in: déwtxtown
business and hundreds of
people were attracted to no team.
Butt-am was released m: bonds
of 3590 chb Imam: “crewman
under 850 m last man. Both
can win some up in tho ‘
meow-hm JfiaeIm
Barium in W on them-
a: m W, attire Non-that-
,a
mambo“ _ '
byglflnx all the people a chancemm
SO. I hope you ands-our Hand-Pick-I
mom‘sflunt Won “
q—EkpectedtoAld
people because of its local neocla-
2m in being mm at Donnelly’a
in‘ Smith min street.
”the Brtyoo Protector. and la the
I. R. Bray, of Samoa. Hills, Nor-
mlk. ,-
The machine. which has an. un-
limltal field 1:: visual education and
home emertainmént la a. modernized
still picture projector. which instead
m-Wmable motion
film. (rampant. and weighing less
than five pounds. it 11111:“ a. clearly
Banned 91ch from I! to 5 2-! inch-
wall. It operates from calla-Ln
a. specially designed ma Card};-
eumiaales a rhtostat. The fight is
tram a. :1 mills power blob, sim—
Headlight and all fire hazard in el-
laminated.
o‘er the machme at his store this
morning. He has erected one which
has caused much interest among his
patrons. In spite of the flamma-
(ion lush“: the store. a clear picture
in thrown on a tlnv screc’c and w-
eral of the machines have already
been purchased.
IA: the Bray residence this morn-
ing. Mrs. Bray stated that her has;
band had been working on the
machine for some time, and that
the finished product mnmnted
some three or {our years‘ work.
“Both my husband and myself.”
said" Mrs. Bray. “have been greatly
oduouuon possibilities
type of machine. The great draw-
back so :1:- lus been not only the
expense of movie projectom but. the
on.- risk. Moving pictures are not
allowed in any of the English
schools for 12115 latter reason. In
the'case of other projectors. the
main oblecuon was the lantern
was.“ They cost from :5 cents to
50 cent: each. and then they were
rwem bird to carry around In any
numbers. _
In this new projector, we have
mm. which cost: about tho some as
one slide. They are light, mm-
the proper sequence. We hme all
types of mm put. out in a library.
few cents “to 81.50 or 32.90. you can
buy .lms of any type. We have
Men the ones. historical ones. hed-
tlme stories by Gellctt Burgm,.trar-
clone: by Bgnon Holmes. and ev-
ery concelnlile subject. New one:
slog-um l: leaned much the gum may
as the. talking machine people do
with their needs.
”While they are of great concea-
upbeln: used today in Columbia
University. {hay also have great poe-
nonme- in the borne. Think or the
her children in thls way
in waking the work
Schools mmmu,'and to this and.
after xbém one sear’s work. Mr.
Bay has succeeded in genlng the
Jean Jacques 1130!-
"I have great hope: for xhc edu-
cational work But the machine can
accomplish. for Rs advantages ore
many. Reoemly .31 a. my exhibit at
Wilmington. Delaware. the machine
was shown "by Mnyrur'o of New
York-and more than twenty were
sold in one afternoon; It now puts
picture prolection within the. means
rmmnable pdce. and «ally handl-
, ed."
1. E. Bret. the inventor of the‘
machine. who has lived in Not-walk
for the pest five year: at his Sagan
Hills home. is one of the unique fig—
ures or the motion mature world. He.
. star-tad in lite as a newspaper mt-
toonlst. sad for my years was a
panned cartoonist on. the Detroit
News, and theI‘Bz-ooklyn Daily Ea-
gle“. It was while on this latter pa;-
per that he married Mrs. Bray. As
time went on. he received rccognl-
tion for his animal cartoons. and {or
many rears. during; the Roosevelt
administration, his “Johnny and his
Teddy Bears“ was a- Well-known
More on the tick page of "Life."
This: aerlea was {mule up Into book
form and had one "of the biggest
sales ever given a. book or {his type.
will: jam-e {handbag million copies
sold the £211 yen.
For many years previously. the. idea
a! drawing one afloat! for much film
more had‘ been known. This.
hd‘waver, mailed (12913533125 o!
drawing for one film ,and mule the
{induct We as practically a
"An article or unusual Whilluea.
no at added interact to Nora-nu:
Itbknown
luau-111mm of the man who or-
iguana animated movie cartoons-
of mtg-n luau. use: stand-:6 size
picture
euuptoltollmtonascreenor
119 or 3:0 volt electric current, and "
llar to that need in an automobile
June! normally .wul enthusalstic
interested for many Tears in the;
of a. visual
so clumsy nod heavy, that may
18 septa-ate pictures in one tool. 0!
bm12.md the picture. come in
For mount-auxin: in vrlco from a
are laced each month. can a cab
{lanai value—nuns! or the machine:
influence a mother could have for: 50::
"They could be made lnx'alulblc‘
:21 Sunday
rights to the famous biblical inns-2
nations at the crux rainmd. JohnI-
o: my uchool. for the machine is a
It was about the 3m: 1311 when?
he first conceived the idea. . or the".
present method 0! movie cartooning.
East Norwalk Man’ a Invention on Display at
WFNon-mflammable- N at Costly
Eduwfion
He left the newepaper‘flald um:
greatly expanded during the last
rewIIyeu-s. The Bray Emma in lo-
cated in New York, but the Bray:
Maintain their residence .at Sagqua
Hills the year through.
AARDP'
mmm
Business Methods 0 f
V a s t OrganizatiOn
Continue Awhile
An eiampie o: whirlwind methods
as applied to organized barium was
presented to local residents with the
opening a: the new 519m in the Lau-
der block-by the: Atlantic and Paci-
no Tea. CO
Becca}. :2 “as announced 1...}:
the present A. 3: P more in the
Howitzer Block in Washington area
would be moved. as the building was
I'm be razed. lmhxedmtcly the new
locazion was chosen. am: work of re-
decorafilng commcncr‘d. ”Within :4
hours {If the limshmg of the paint-
ing worn. the more was stocked and
opened :or business.
The new store was meant Monfiay
morning. Not an ankle was in the
5mm, Howu‘c r, tho shelves Were
stocked Tuesday mcmmg. Cash. rog-
iszcr, Show cases, scales, price mar-
kem, were all in place, and the bum—
nesa {213.351} km “on: em. store to an-
01 her unoer way.
Such are the
present specialized
mm. It. was as 1: some om: had or-
dered. I‘Qne more complete {0:- Nos.
mzk." A truck named out iron:
we Bronx. warehouse of. the than:
more company Monoay morning. 1!.
carted so many cast-s e: canned
goods. just no many panama. a reg-
uliilon manner :23: bottled goons.
new scales, scanned price tickets,
and in tact, e\sr}.hmg that ls need-
ed in one szore. These. “ere recen-
931 here. and are. in place much a: a
Ford car is awmbled. and the store
opened lot busmcss‘ me follcmmg
morning “1m :1. stock as nont‘y ar-
logged and priced. no as full m
, mans on ‘rn
years.
Nothing was. brought from the 0::
location by the local manager. G.
Blooxm'leld, who has had charge 431
the \W‘ashlngtorx street store {or lht
last. five months. The old more v.11!
remain open {or the next Jew days-—
until the cnd o: the Chrlsunar sea.
and so \orvsalk shoppers ban:
film sigh! of mo stones of the 3am.
cox-apex.) operating mmm a monc‘s
“wow 0.: each other.
in the 1'
main open the lcgular Lllcntcle of
the \\ ashlagton street store will be
ifilxcrtcd to the new location The
temporary manager 0: the old store
to Leo Sp: gneai
A. 8': l’. ofiicials are pleaszd with
the new location. The store 15
brighlcr than the. old one. and has
been rcpalmecl and entirely retur-
nlsbod
This Child: Herr: company .5 1136.
largezt In ducal arid and has no legs
than 13.1.1536 slates in in. chain. It
has the reputation of belng the only
one among the big chain slore com-
bines. {hat wag able to live up m
every lake? of its contract: during
*the big sugar main home- years ago.
basin-ass for the last.
'Although los: thousands of dollars
thé officials ad‘hcrul to all contracts:
rung:- than go backon their Word.
l
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Barbers Elect
' the menu-mg of 11:9 Norwalk
local of {he Barbers L'nxon held on
Tuesday evening 111!) following om.
ccrs “were elects-d: Michael Clcola.
Iprcsidem; Bax-"talc De Mani, Vice-
presldem: Otto Lindstrom. secretary
and treasurc-r; Frank Smith. record-
ing secretary: Mathew Galbo. guard-
flan: Joseph Yilaco. Albert Napoleon
trunees and Michael De Gallo and
Salvmo D’Amalc;. finance commizmc.
Invite Presidenf to
Visit Alaska 111 1926
SEA’I’I‘IE. Wit. Dec. 23“— Presi-
dent and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge and
Governor: of is states have been
{aided to visit Alaska, in 1926 by
Gmemor Scott '1‘. Pane of Alaska.
the Alaskan department of Senate
year‘s work of a mucosa: was 191:. Chamber of Commerce was inform-
er: no 1:: one film. His method undead last night.
movie cartoon a commercial possi—
bility. and all cartoons on the screen
today are based on the Bras method.
began his film work. which has
JDSTZIHOURS
Shown—Old Store to ‘
methods at (he tug grocery businesa,§
varxn) a: if the mace had been car!
; film: the two stores. re- _‘
Cicola President‘
Health 0mm Robert PM“! 1i»
sued order- this morning that.
children who have been {warm
in the cltv means; 0. «Spam
Imam in their own yarns and ,m
mingle with the other chfldrmL’ ‘
order also ayplies to grown up:
have been plant! under W
This brou- has been turned m
to Chic! of Police William E_ w
Illusion and will be mforced by the
police. The payouts of any 91
children round violating 1111'
will be placed under arrest.
Expert Tells ‘
(Continued gram Page Ono.),_
don t hare a comprehenswe city 1!
to guide your development—«I. «£13
rcxerence to all the mummmlfi
money in the end.
"A dry plan does the some thin?
{or a say that a. blue-print does DEE
guide construction. “’hen we hm
a house we prepare a. plan of. it w
for no start to build. We mm m
a. plan enables us not only to ballad!-
bower house not a more economhml
house than we could evor hosts 1%
build u'lthQW a $39321. This in W
as that nobody xx ould ever hi?
or building a house withou. a 33W
lacked it, is tum not only of a house
faclories Ozzica churches, sch-nix“;
{is a. 0 true 0: almost everyday:
else, whether a unread. a ship. a.
machine an airpinne. or a “M?
Only in the case of c itiu do W
bum first anal make the mam-fig
plan afterwardr. City 9%
mereiy lmplaes recognition of 185
Inc. that aha: ls true of everything
else ls also true of cmes; that art.
mama:- oz‘ cours , {he planned W
is heamnrr. more comMnlent moon
I cmelent. moxe eccnomxcal and ma;
Iauracuwe than the unplanned city: -
“City planning does. not mean t
more money should be spent. upon
the dexeiopmen: of Normals rm
would be spent upon I: in the 1153:
Sense of a plan. 13.121911: 3 plan thin
csh- 131121sz only for zooasrrzlxere is
no a :emm to {oz-awe and prelude 2185*
the nerds 0: tomorrow" The natal
maultjs that. a. city does not 6381'}?
t is due. mull 1?: incl; has alt-(radar,
resulted in great lose and :ncoax‘t‘u;
lease to the publh.
“Am the large vacant. areas that
must be subélvidcd to profide bani.
sites for the to! ure thousanés W
\‘lded in the same manner as ilk”
prefimt reemencu arena? Are sub-
dix‘idcra to be filloucd to lay cm:
struts In an} nay they chock Bl
three arena? A)! long as no 3'62th
:fx‘om taking {he immune in sharia-
tng the general character or our:
street plan Just. so long: cm: wo ora'
pact to 11nd narrow streets that“.
we should have wide ones; 0mg?
“hire them should he through
slrcezr; streets of prohibitive grades
when: streets of easy grade Hugh:
be mo oui; long block: \s hem short-
er ones would serve the need: of the
community bellu‘mm short, a street
plan designed oxcluelvmy to l'urlhel“
the ends of the suhdlviae; instant of
those at the“ general public.
“The prosperlixe area that wlil
be included within the future Nor-
walk. 1hr: coast of «Govt-roping it. 131 3
convcnicncc of obtaining alt-coal 1o:
it the density or sparsity 01‘ m pop»
ulation. and the range of its
tame-e are all matters that are now
being dctcrminrrd for all times as
3 this land in subdzxiord into building
5 lots.
1
3 “More population
mean: more
schoolhouses. more piaygrounfis. and
more parks. Are these to be co-or”;
dlnated and developed with on: any",
othrr? Are they to be dislflbntagl
«rm; reference to (hr greatest good
they can do the gleadzt number or
in their pt‘m‘lfilon arcing to be left
to Mind chance? '
”And what of cm- parklng walk '
him? How often does one have 10
cruise (or block:- and blocks to find _
a place tofu-k? So much time hi i
now lost in (imam; one that the fill-
ualion retards the
our downtown bushes section. -
"The lrtffic (sandman: out now I
of Lb»? Sued creasing are All but tar
tolerable. The volume of? traffic has
doubled. quadrupled it hm even} in- ‘
creased untold. Today I: is increas- I
in; more rapidly than evcr. If. m
“‘OrSt last ycar than the year bow
tore. This year xt in worse than 2:
was last wear Each mom]: the trail
fir: 9:1:me become: more mtdoatoi
“Narwalk 1:: one of the best in:
dawn-la} communities in the Con-
necticut area, but had more omen-
flan hen paid to her devolovmem
she wool in): amflx betel- common.
115'
"You will come to planning you?
oar—the competition or other
will mantel? compel Kuwait
fall in Ema“) why should 11. not.
131qu new?”
and an diphtheria carriers. mm :33
though: out program to co- 3 .
{he privnte and public acflt‘im -
a. house,—it lays down a. plan 1%
but at all units of buildings—mom 3?
out an Improvement mull long afiia‘ j
are to live 1!; Normal}; to be 511M: _
development a:
the commonltn—you won’t War “K
the city you might be. And W” I‘ I
shall lime to spend flatly m "
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