‘.
TABLISHED 1870
and For Josef E
1500
sOve’r
ployes of C. S.
lrowbridge Co.
lake Up Collection
:, URCHES ACTIVE
)2 orw alk Methodist
hurch Adds $32 to
lid Girl R e g‘ai n
’Iace in \Vorld
—;;.-. contributions. come for
Macro Fund.
-‘m!r1butlon this morn.
C. S. Trowbrldge Go.
, nlcycs and the-afield.“
*7; of Josephine's light
"vi—luck took up a pub"
‘he fund Is 863. 00 larger
'Illi’l'l! Sends ll] ‘32. .
-~1 of the churches' to
' .“ll 25 the South Norwnlk
1.:rch the congregation
- In. in $32.00 through its
A .F. Chamberlain.
.-d check for the Lon-
’ wriles one Norwalk
‘Iase credit this to
.L .h are the letters that
my :I ed at the Sentinel 0;:
:o The Evening Bon-
Just one more ovi-
...; number of Groathcartd
' Never has an appeal
5:3in answered. and
ps has there been a
cause.
l x 11! be administered by
‘szdeuts headed by Dr.
. Josephine's surgeon.
:hat it is spent Judi.
Eng Josephine regain
- he world. when she ' “ '
--.-.. DIPHTHERIA
L. '2 \ \llnisters' Associa- '
g .2... JCM'E-“On Page Five) , -
State , Health Doctor
TODAY’S ' Explains D i s e a s e
CONTRIBUTIONS A n‘ (1 Prevention ~—
92 13v vmpluycs and am. — PI'lnflpal JakOb
2L. n5 vlu C. S. ’1‘er ,. ha ha;- fi a
.n 'I‘, C , ....... e. e 0 ~ “~00 {‘2 p ‘m
U: 2hr. {:lnwa'l‘cmm U! ‘ 1“,“ €0de ». ”£13135 :5.)
1.. Sullh Norwalk Me- been so til-eyelid! in Norwjlllk dune
hf‘d'hl l'lilifll‘l ....... ... ’3.” I" (h. M f‘w week‘. w" ,u".
p5. ”will. ............ 5.00 subject of an address made yester-
.13... .5 ._ ........ ... 5.00 day by Dr. Knowlton of the State
1: ........... . . .. . 5.00 Health Department” before the High
m... I. ma ...... . 9.00 school « students. The doctor
i mnl .................. 8118-00 was brought here by Superintendent
of Schools'Buchanan an? ailing:
' omcer Purdue. and was it o u
PREVIOUS by Principal Jakob.
(05 TRIBUTIONS stating that the topic chosen by
m (h: employee and oili-
w. .-v I rni‘ul & Knapp $200.00
[In HI. :InpanPS 0f lhfi
.ml 2‘“ I!!! list CO. ...... 195.00
In th! employee of the
. ouc"0n Greenhouses.
41'; ........... . . 88-50
m h . employee 0! '
lmr' -- H.11arris. inc. .. .. 83-50
I!!! {in H, Jacob 8: Son
~Il-Nuw-2 ........... 4533
m th- outployvs and all-
Sa! M '!w Central Fall-v
i‘l'l Trmt Co ....... 88-50
m I!» permanent men of
-bI: Nunalk Fire Dept. 3 38.00
m 1.3-» v‘nlployce oi the
'den BCII'SFC Fairyland
landhorv hlvl Works . . . . 30-00
up I'm employee of Iron-
ng Dun . Cluott and Pea-
1!: .............. 11.30
m shr - mplnycs of L. K.
lgg-lv Drug: Co. ........ 3-”
L"! t ‘3 r Ever Ready
L" '4. King‘s Daughters
-' "- Wi‘nluu .......... 5.00
m lulu-n at the Red
Bridgeport. Kacey
hall game at the ar-
................ . 75.00
ul‘i!‘ Harris ..... ..... 3-31)
5 Bob q. C ....... .y. .I . . . 50.00
‘9, (12111”! on Page Five)
.‘I' you}; CLEARING scum
STATEMENT
"’ YORK, Jan. 8.——The Now
‘ Eng House statement is-
was as follows: _
arings ...... 81.139.000.000
121.000.1100
98,000,000
.................
............
TREASURY BALANCE
VGTON, Jan. 8.——Unlted
sury net balance at close
:5 January 6th was 8321...
MYOUR CAR BATTERY.
Burl-‘43 the winter months (if ’0!)
: no: running your car) needs
OD? Hire and attention. Excel-
" ‘acmllee here for dry or wet
“EFF flange (of any make of ba‘i-
Cme your battery the care its
Dorian-re demands. Reasonable
195- ’ The Rye: Battery Storagv
- 43 West Ave. Phone ”Sp-Adv
—-H£ATL\G AND PLUMBING
"6 Something worth while. it: I60.
lo we value c! the some, i!
u dr—ilre to sell came later 0a,
\‘elson M. White's oral:
, nd Swell Total Byh
mnd over the 81.600 .
‘ioyer heating and correct plwb‘ '
z: the home or building M m.
vour heating or plumbinlr 7
}’=-;,
c . .
“WE“ Newm-
manual tests which will be con-
ductcd in connection with the solar
eclipse January 24.’ The eclipse will
be visible in the northern slums.
TALKS 10mm
rum-s ABOUT
his department was “Prevention or
Disease " Dr. Knowlton declared he
would discuss diphtheria in partlcu~
lar. as the subject was or particular
interest here.
It is about half a. century ago. he
said. since communicable diseases
were found to be caused by minute
germs. so small that even magnified
100 times the germ is almost invis—
ible. In diphtheria. this germ thrives
and generates a strong poison known
as a toxin. which raises havoc with
the nerves and the heart. The body.
as a means of delenso. makes 4a
substance known as an anti-toxin.
which battles the toxin.
This same reaction occurs in ani-
mals. and from the horse is. pro
cured an anti-toxin which is ship-
ped around the country inWisls.
(Continue: on Page Five )
4 BOYS HELD
FOR ROBBERY
uvenil were placed under
”3.33.33: night in connection with
the robbery or the store' conducted
y‘.Mrs. Florence Bailesteri in Bou-
ton street. last evening. The ar-
rests wsre made alto! an investiga-
don conducted by Patrolman Milt.
on Lockwood.
The boys». gained enhance to the
store by breaking. one at the win-
down. A_couldlng to the report ni'ade
by Charles Mal-i of Wood street. to
the police .the sun at $55 in cash
and merchandise valued at 880 were
taken b. ytbe: boys-ul- .Masi is the
tether 01.1"“ Ballasteri.
All the boys w'ere‘ released in the
custody or their parents. sud will be
tried in the Juvenile; Court before
{
mom
nor: on n. n. more
Several complaints h". M
made to the police W “3' "3"
in; on the railroad; rrnckl- near the
South Nor-walk station. Patrolman
John Smith has 5W the
may god warned a y 7
boys to keep ('11:.ch
En .
tmdaueemd—clmuatteratthepostoflieest‘
CmmdutbeActotlu-chnlfls.
Includes new...»
' fives From All 'Disg
Judgo Ndhomill! Calla”. Saturday ,
iricts— Will Organ-
ize Next Week '
THENAMES
Work Must Be Done
Quickly to Get Ac-
tion ThroughLegis-
l’ature This Session
I
Mayor Thomas Robins announced
this morning the’names ot the com-
mittee of citizens appointed by him
to revise the charter of the city. The
members ‘0! this committee were no-
tified of their appointment by City
Clerk Irving D. Robertson. '
Mayor Robins stated that be ex-
chd that the V committee would
inset Monday evening and organise
and that the work at revising the
charter would be started at once.
The changes that are to be made
in the charter must be presented to
the State Legislature before the and
of the present month. or they will
have to go until the next session
which will not occur for two years.
The tollowfng have been named
on the committee:
Dr. Carl A. Hal-strum. Mrs. Kath-
erine W. Belts. Mrs. Williun 8. Ab-
bott, Nehemiah Candee. Edward J.
Quinlan. John D. Milne. 'Michacl J.
Howard. Charlesu Dilworth._ John
J. Cuneo. George H. Vosburgh. D.
William Hartford. Mrs. Elisabeth
R. Smith. Miss Helen M. Swans.
William F. Tammany. Charles F.
Mills Christian Swarm.
Stewart C.”Marsha.ll. Mrs. Lillian
E. Gel-ham. Edward E. Gotham
Gilbert E. 80an Jesse T. Dunbar.
Mrs. Katherine K. Rissell. RobertE.
Louden, John A. Mills.
Wesley G. Wood. Francis M. Jello
pings. Mrs. Grace 8. Marsh. Samuel
C. Morehouse. Clarence H. Lynch.
WindoWs of Vicinity of
Cincinnati '1‘ a n k s
Shattered By Force
0f Blast
CINCINNATI. 0., Jan. 8.—Fitteen
of twenty persons are reported to
have been injured 15 a gas explosion
at. the East End Gas Plant of the
Union Gas and Electric Company
here today.
It was reported that the gas in one
o! the gas tanks had exploded. The
injured. it was believed. were work-
men of the gas company. Windows
in the vicinity were shattered by the
force of the explosion.
SEAMAN FOUND,
THROAT IS CUT
Letter F r o to Mother
Beside Him Bidding
Him Come Home—
Will Recover
NEW YORK. Jan. 8.-With a
letter from his 78 year old mother
bidding him to comet-lame. on the
door beside him. William Blake. a
85 year old seamen was found in a
lodging house early
throat slashed with a penknitc. It
is. believed he will recover. Blake
was found by a tellow ledger to
whom he had coiled" out-that he
was committing suicide.
The letter. dated August 17. 1934.
here an address in Tonawanda. N.Y
, lHSllllliE
EdmundBreeee. well knownac-
tor. bassoldllis hotnein Chestnut
muwaulearuedbytbe Sentinel
tom. mhmitisundemood
Moadstobufldatllpm- »
Ta-Ba-S-Gig Dead
mmmmck. Lip-I
l‘
dttawsindiauswbo
today. his
a— '
Jenn was—mu. last we: or a
2"
°“ "1" do at no.
it
in 5.-., . mum-
tractionof Charge
30 DAYS TIME 5‘
Claims His Name Was
Linked With Boson-z
wild, Kuhn, Baruch
And Others ' ;
(ByAssochtcd PM.)
CHICAGO. Jan. 8.—-—A forma! de-
mand tor retraction ct certain state-
ments alleged to have been made in
Henry Ford's Deal-born Independent
has been mule by Aaron Sapiro.
counsel for several tarmars' cooper-
ative organiatlons. preliminary to.
a. projected libel suit tor. 81,000,000
against Mr. Ford.
It retraction is not made widen
to days the suit will be 813d in De}
troit. Mr. Supiro said.
of intention to bring suit. the std
tornoy named E. G. Leibold. vice
president and treasurer of the Dear-
born Publication Company. W. J.
Cameron. editor and the Ford Mo-
tor company.
Mr. Saptro alleged his name was
linked in a series of articles with
those of Julius Rosewald. Otto
Kuhn. Bernard Baruch. Albert D.
Lester and E. Myer. Jr.. in charg-
ing him with participation in an
alleged Jewish conspiracy to control
American agriculture. or to organile
the farmers of America. in the in-
terests of Communism.
Mr. Ford was accused by Mr. Be-
piro or aproving "an attempt to
operstive marketing movement."
TAKES ACTION
ON CONTRACTS
in ~ the notice '
destroy my participation in the oo~
i
*Gsrret-
:‘l have
sun. s. 1).. and‘
use: your paper 151’ t“verity-tolli-
ms. and hithéflg’f? hive (aunt'l’io
When“ you began run-
tnult with it.
Should Be Revoked
Action to have revoked tile state
teacher's certificate ot‘ all lonelier?
who mil-to tuitill signed. yearly con-v
the Board of Education. ”his mat
ter came up for discussion when the
weigh-lion of Miss Flamed Sally
teacher of English in the senior high
school. was placed before the board
The msignation iacllectirotho lull
neck in January. Miss Sally going to
Providence. R. i. to teach.
Dr. William J. Tracey sold that it
was his belief that the M1 1 should
take some action to prevent resigns).
'tions in midyear.
'When the teachers sir; thlir
yesgly contracts they are sails-lair:
as. Dr. Tracey. "Later, however.
it they receiv- p. better otter. they
bre‘ak their contracts." '
Attorney Jesse T. Dunes: sum!!-
ed that it might be a. wood thing if
the board refused to recommend any
teacher-breaking a yelriv contract
and that the teacher's state until»
cats should wracked.
The board decided to uppoint Bu-
perintcndent of Schools (home v
Buchanan and Mr. Dunbtr a cum-
nlittoo to communicate with the
State Board' of Educadou nsltirl
that teadhers’ state certificates be
revoked if a teacher broke her con-
tract except in the case of ill-houltll
ot herself or family.
.
EAST BRIDGEWATER. Mass.
Jan. 8.--A We in the earth two
iia'cbes wide and (arty feet in length
was discovered here after the earth
tremors whichaaecudeanernm
m and southern New
Hampsbiroyestcrday. Tina‘s-urol-
ontopotahillounsdtordstreet.
Thahlliltlei! ism aknowll‘
rock ledge.
wawcrwopmdto be
contradicted byline tactthat the
winterinthisudioubasbé‘énu-
trainelymlldaudtbe ground hes
notbcmmr
mums“ use new
MW Gab will bold :-
New Year’s “anoint in; club rooms
3 ltis espected that when the con:
tracts was taken Tucrdsy u‘zbt by‘
’and Mrs. E. Wells.
Athecrytbsttben-duwssdue.
. mus. bacilli littlest. or Nomlk.
Homes: are announced next Thurs-
day. that Representative Light will
be given a place on the Judiciary
Committee. ‘
Hard,
Old Subscriber
harder. and now are, almost impos-
d'ble to solve. "”l-‘Iava written you
about this matter and M. Ito
sstistaction I am compelled to Aban-
don your good newspaper and take
can be worked without staying
all night. Inasmuch as 1 can take
only one daily paper and no other
cross word pussies than those 1 get
She Seeks to Break
Agreement. W l t It
Husband in Separa‘
A tion Agreement
LOB ANGELEB. Jan. 8.—-Mt1.
Winifred VI baton:- Hart's suit to
break a separation agreement pre-
venting her trout returning to the
stage or screen while enjoying the
we: set (or trial in Superior Court
today.
What the couple separated in
1922. Hart created two trust fund-
of 0103, 000 for Mrs. Hart and or
8100. 000 for William 5. Hart. Jr.
born after the separation. Mrs. Kai-t
‘ contends site cannot support her-sell
and the child on the income Item.
those funds and asks that the court
strike control. part olthelsepsrstlon
incursion
“OPEN Housr-
Arrangements au being completed
for the “open house" of the Nor-
walk Girls and Women's club next
Saturday. The mepdon com: these
will welcome guests from 3 o'clock
in the afternoon until 10 o'clock in
evening.
In addition to the exhibition of
the work. done by the milliuery.
ug and, basketry classic.
on interesting program has been ar—
ranged tor the evening by Miss Elea-
nor Johnson. chairman of tne enter-
taiurnent committee. It will include
agrcup 0! songs by Mrs. Ralph
Huntington and Miss Phyllis Wag-
ner. Mrs. Huntington is a contra‘ to
while muaWaguer possesses a pleas.
lug soprano voice.
Among those who will serve on
the reception committee are Mrs.
Herbert Cal-r. Mrs. Amyfiowsil Mu.
Arthur Henson. ll!- Gertrude Pu. r.
Mrs. Herbert Pollard. Miss Anus Btu-
veneon. Miss Grace Moran, Mrs. John
Glover Miss Ruth Smith, Mrs. Al-
bert McMurr-ay. m- Edlth Cunoo.
Miss Clara Real-don. Miss Gertrude
Jennings. Mist Alice Rooney. Mrs.
Overthluw, Miss Wiuitrod Oval-b
throw. Kira. Samuel Stevenson. Mrs.
W Heller. Mrs. Herbert Norman
All those wishing to enroll in the
spflngclssaasnlaydosoonsum
day. Dues tor' the coming year may
begivaatoanymembers or t ..ere-
ceptlon “matinee. ‘
The public is invited to visit the
club rooms and view the work.
MSW
The diphtheria much here up~
pears to bender control.
‘-—.mesycuuenourw
TO SELL LOOT
Bridgeport Police Try-
ing to Learn If Arti-
cles Were Taken in
Recent Robberies
BRIDGEPORT. Jens .—-While
attempting to dispose of stolen goods
to a Bridgeport merchant yesterdu'.
according to police, Joseph Powell.
38 years old. and no I'orotl'ler. Da-
vid William Powoli. 25 years old. of
23 Broad street. Stamford. were
taken into custody by members of
the Detective Bureau.
- Immediately upon the arrest 0!
the Powelis Sergeant Frank Verelii.
of the Bridgeport State Police of-
tics, who is in clans or the county-
wide investigation at the recent
house robberies in Falrileid County
towns. was,notiued and-cooperated
with Bridgeport police in an alien
to' establish whether any or the
goods could be'identilied as articles
taken from the plan“ burglarisedu
Police were unsble to. ssy'today
whether the ownership ot the goods.
which includes silverinxe. a Victro-
is. a vacuum cleaner and other ar-
ticles. had teen established. Tile
alleged tool. is valued at about St.-
000
The Powell brothers are held on
technical charges or breach ot the
peace pending further investigation.
Bonds in their case lave been set
at $5. 000 each. ,
According to information obtain-
able last night the brothel-strict! to
sell the goods. which were conualed
in the back of a runabout car, to s
merchant here who became suspi-
clone and called police when an
argument enurdd over the price tor
the silverware. .
‘2 " '
I've! Wm WM“! 00°-
abatement: at- the
as
of re meeting hold all;
noon in the Ram James-4. run. ‘
another which prints pussies which 3
in newspapers are available. I am I;
compelled to find a paper which
. satisfy in ills department.” ..
benent's of trust funds embllsbed by .
fit her actor-husband. William I. But.
,giztbrymgoodclotbes. The:
i
to be two pictures at
the wife at the President. «limit it?
cider (shave) of J.-
t '1.- lm‘ Inl.~
» A
Police Receiving Com-
" ' nts .That Young-
sters Are Endanger-
ing Lives on Hills
~ A complaint was received by the
police yesterday afternoon. about
boys and girls coasting on nil-dell!
avenue bill. Patrolman John Toot-
hiil stopped the coasting.
Another complaint was received
last evening about coasting in Marv
vin's lot in Gregory Boulevard. > The
cleds coming down the hill at a rap.
'Id rate of speed. crossed the road in
the path ~ot several “automobiles.
ngon the bill was halted by
Patrolman Louis Brehm. .1.
. Chic: 0: Police William‘R. Ben-
nington stated this morning that un-
less the cliildren obeyed the orders
of the police regarding
the); would heirs to do dealt was
severely. fie doecs not intend to is-
sue any further warnings.
Mayor Robins has designated
Quin tard avenue the Second
District and Fitéli's Hi in the‘lflrst
District as-the cospti. ng places.
. "C ‘ ‘ ~
. Among the local Republican wo-
men who will attend the annual
luncheon at the National Repubiwan
Woman' I speculation dubs Weider!-
Morla hotel. Saturday are an.
Benjamin F. Andrews. president or
the Nor-won: Republican Women's
momma. Mrs. Alvin D. Wads-
worth. Mrs. Alexander Bummer.
Nrsfifiarry shame. urn.- Alfred J. c.
Doctrine and line. Leo Davis. Mrs.
Davis is s. member of the National
emulation.
moms
People are 4mm w.
r clothes.
"(0mm
mm will in:-
'_ Fmsmm‘dnnu
‘ A
Jan. 8.-—-Governor Hiram Rim
who took his pail: or omen an or“
P. 31.. yesterday. resigned as W
executive of the State
-.cut stun o'clock this m
a moment later Lieutenant new.
nor John H Trumbull took the can
as his ncoeuor.
Bingbs m. w
cl
his apnrtment in Hotel Bond.
Senator. administered by his
chief of the State 8c
Rate.
to Washington with expectation
here today we”. pg. .0
dcnts ct
The roster-day.
lies of the
The time for the resignation bad
(By Associated a... -
aura: CAPITOL. HAnTuonb.
Corsica»
his. fl:
Not incur miuutoi- lstar u.
be was then a
. tell: tile capitol with W
bore 0! his family. and return-0*
he took the oath as 1 United
personal friend. ‘3. Frederick
United States Senator Bingba
Harttord a little later on his
he would present his
'l! 'l lobster to (1..
o div» -1.» Ila-cur 4... “51.! "
Tho-rem monies mes
uh I » ...
gathering in the
lice» included Mmberfgrtor‘
Governors, many
tripods and several State
set tor 10 A. M. and shot
that those who had been lllyvitbéffi
be present appeared.
tor Tram
Earlier than that seven?
baskets of red roses had an
outfit! at the executive cities.
dressed to 'Goternor John H.‘ w
bull and when the ceremonies "
over these were placed in tub
ernor’s own since. Five minutes ‘ ”
for ten o'clock those who llId"
cxchaugng greetings outside
' .l
(Continued on Page yam".
AUTO DRlVER Y
The case of Martin B '
Fort street. charged witbmrssk'
driving. was disposed or
afternoon in the uptown city
The accuud was found
reckless driving and fined “0‘
costs amounting in all to 878.80.
paid‘ the due. '
-Bla.ns.r -wss arrested some: .
ago by Motorcycle Patrolman ‘
tollowing an accident in hula
in which the automobile of
culcd side-wiped another ..
Attorney Jesse T. Dubber wiio
rebooted the accused pleaded
leniency because of the good
of the accused who has be”
plowed tor the put 11 yours ill
mm Manufacturing chill
v. it
TALKS ABOUT £1.le ‘
The open meeting or the _
wairficuncil or Jewish Women
lstbeY.M.H.A.halliast
was well attended. Mn. 1.
Tags:- ot Boston was the .
Mrs. Tracer discumd the Ill .
She declared
between children and their -
She advised W to in
scouts”- with their sons and ,
tors. lire. Tager said that
talk was bend~ on experience
her own family.
man ample was?
---sat at broad (all kinds) 4
Norwalk Chronicler