, .l o h 11 #Sherman
ends it Before Ga-
(ring of Republi-
n Women’s Ass’n.
B AD MESS
mc-r “ayor G o e s
1.; [let ail and
lakes Suggestions
or Revision" Many
resent
A...
.... paper written by
.,.rom. ex-mayor and
former charter re-
~- “as read this non
Sherman at e
hr: by the Norwalk
\\'ornel:l'5 association.
c" the paper was "The
‘ A subject particularly
~ "» 1- time with the charter
~ ~ 'vv 3. Charter Revision
‘. .5...
n—s'ram touches upon‘ ’all
:‘ "3~' charter: explains what
med and appointed
and touches upon
rtcr revision. The
wrm lull inthei‘filen-
. '«21 opened at 12:45
'-: v. .a large attendance of
discussion immedi-
9' l the luncheon. This in
writs of similar disc
crlvi during the winter
:tic‘er Rummler.
xnehip committee of
-, is in charge '02 the
. Evils. Katherine. Eel-wk
l'il‘nrmal talk later ‘ in
on charter revision.
. Inc. will talk on the"
l
.y.
wax by‘llrs. Sherman
Dr. Harstrorn tol-
* ;< in no sense to be
:: -—.".uusting the sub-
9‘ 9 '2’“? is too complicat-
' When I remind you
'. (513‘
99*“95Niil
RATES ON FIRE
ASSURANCE
wk Board of Fire Ub-
. mes-ting held yester-
; :n lhe office of the
urn? agency. appointed
to protest to the New
lr Hire nee Exchangfie
' ”rt-s ntinsuance on pro-
‘-".e of the city fire limits.
r- moi-eased on January
certs to 80 cents a $100.
9' i“ Lffective with the re-
=1 Policies and on new
a?
3:.
c.
o
.3 the protest. the
investigate into the
leullying districts be-
‘;':or;1 ClassesA, B. and
‘ into Class E. which
. zjhcr rates and report
. Ward. It is extremely
' . lfi’ort will be made to
(mend the tire limits
‘.‘ r
r the outlying districts
, h: present fire limits.
runiu‘me named consists of
,~ * er chairman. Charles
K. Paul and
N
3 '-"Y F Cl EARIN
_ \rm‘nimTG HOUSE
K- Jan. 14.—The New
House statement is-
- as follows:
- 31.026.000.000
103.000.000
91, 000.000
JFKNT'FL RY BALANCE
- XBTON.Ja.n.14.—Unlted
Y ry not balance at close
.zzuary 1211: was $280.-
delight to choose the
".1 from a collection of
t has ones unquestibu-
People who buy at
Ci‘o ins Co.’ 3 store know
I‘lly are they getting the
tut at prices the low-
uv-c
31‘ ”mus cmmusns
""‘uu‘l’le kind are made
creamer? heavy milk. real
and the best of other a-
, 1—9 Amays cooked with
‘ * automatic electric Inn.-
.f- 10ml like them for they
-' E00913". Stores all over
.-’_‘v~-~v
Eggs
”baboon held at the ’
chair- ~
0 for
. not (gangs.
Approves?!- Bill Asking
For $350,000 for New
Junior High in 21111
District and Sites
' REFERENDUMS
To Be Voted on at Next
City Election If It Is
Passed By State kg.
islature
The Common Council at its meet.-
ing last evening approved 02 on not
to be presented to the State Legisla-
ture authorizing e. school bond lap
sue 02 $850. 000 to be used in erect-
ing an. equiplng new schools and
in purchasing sites. 9
The act will be presented- to this
session 02 the State Legisleture and.
m.
du vote at the next city election.
Douglas Nash. chairman 02 the
Board 02 Education was precept end
spoke in babel! 02 the new bond is-
sue. He said:
"The «dual building situation in
Norwalk is tar behind that 02' other
cities. We have been uneible to
complete the program 02 th Board
of Education.
the Board 02 Education to continue
the program sttrted with the re-
cent bond issue and bring our schools
up to standard. We need n new
Junior High Emmi li’tho second
district. additional space at the Senior
High school. sites for minor
schools and perhaps a new emu-amu-
school. The sites that we obtain tor
grammar schools will be used in the
2uturc."
esse T.fDunbar of the Bond of
ucetion seidf
"When the Bong-d o2: Ed
received its recent ”boot
it toned Q: ‘ 192*!
‘3”
on the buildings end it ”did
all}:
money should have boom-sheila tor
at that time. :Thie bond issue
should be brought: belore the citi-
zens tor their approval end thinl hes
been include the not and it the
act is appro‘ d 02 by- the Council
and the state Legislature. a. rctcron-
dum vote will .be taken at the' next
city election.".
.Councllman James made e motion-
which was passed by the Council.
that the bill be approved. ,
GEMINI-lilo
STRANDED 919
cm 15 SAFE
U. S. Submarine oriBar.
Of Orleans Allan-bot,
May B e Reflected
Today f 9
(By Associated Press.) ‘
CHATEAM. Mose. Jen. 14—_-Sl_lort-
ly otter 10 A. M. the nave: tug Wen-
drek succeeded in putting a. no. on
board the submarine 5-19 whlcbf he;
been agro'iund on the outer be}: 02
Orleans harbor since early
It was pla‘bnod to make an attempt
to float the stratified vessel at high
tide this utterance. .
Baden. New .
Norwalk getberiad lest night 12-sz
dew-Lawn Inn afid enjoyed a
per.
13: ‘mmmueu “Wu“
H“ was 1W”
here to Pound Ridge. . '
Senator Frank, W- Grocery. . and
Representatives Willm 381?”
M. Kent and Freeman Light. 1'0“
among those urea!” 12 a“ “2d:-
TE]! NORWALKW mums
REPA
gean eutnmoblle Who.
Tat-5i- at this Went you 9:83
hove .yonr m: to W.
and bodies '
tanks and growers
straightened.), fenders and > ;, ,
built to order. fiecoverint
with burst proof con '
have them for. sale.—
12,pa.ssod will be put to e releren- -
Itistbelntetionot G6
We :2
as tor u 'we tbotigbt it would. More ‘
31m ,
(revolved-‘34
To Ask Board otEeti
P Pmpii‘é WA.
ay 0 s
Dcficitdl-
MAKE AN APPEAL
John 1119in. Judge
S a m u el
Rooiluer Appear Be-
fore Council .
The Common Council voted inst
evening to rehueet Meyer 'I'hoxnu
Robine to- cell“. ereoiel meeting 02
the Board .02. mm and Taxation.
to add. the sum 0255.000. to the bud-
get or the Charities Department. to
be usedpovud mixing at the deficit
o: the you. :‘imtbo maintenance 02
the Name“: Hospital. ‘
Tile mutter we: prougbt wtbe et-g
'tention or the Council. by a. commit-
tee composed 02 John Cumin.
Judge-.—John...-Waleh'~ and” Samuel-
Roodner. representing the Executive
Bond 02 -,tbe Not-Will: minim.
Mr. Covanegn and: _,
”At the lest meeting or the Hos-
um Board. it was voted to appoint.
A committee to appear bolero the
unclluregerdihg the deficit ol- the
comm. The needs or this mini
0
those 0: our oobopls cud other luau;
tutious We nix-reopened! meeting
e d icitveacb ”or. ‘
9 tool um we hove given the
City 02 Norwhlk A fine hospifid. we
present building is ebont 2va your.
old. -We have beauatied tbe' undo
“and ”erected a building tint is not
Ixoeiled by an 02 the 0th.: cities
obm- mile of ti: one.
’ "Other; AWW
W“ "‘i
CW
.‘We trombone to
Bedsprd’s flue; ole? ‘10 .nve
doll'er. tor doller tai- the eniount role-
by .11.. .w
bids on the bulldin‘gti Mr. Bed-
29rd has also ottered dn_ ennui}: 92
85,000 tor- the elutenanoo ot. the
home.
. "We believe that the city should
participebe in this work. It is tlie
duty or the marine ‘ot' the city to.
help the benign. Iwnenbury the
hospital uked’ tbs .clt‘y tornaooo
i'est you: end ”delved it. Up there
obey m allowed to keep their eni-
bum in the are house. Our un-
bulouce is- not giving the best serv-
ice possible because we have to keep
it_ It a private geroge.
Judge Walsh said:..
"We telt it our duty to thoee who
dug down' into their pockets and con-
tributed to; the hospital .to come be-
lore you and ask it it is possible tor
(Continued on Page Twelve).
PAPERS SIGNED
iN DEAL FOR
BREESEHGME
Purchase Price Sold to
Be $50,000— Actor
And Wife to Remain
In Non-walk
George E. sinuous. ‘e retired lev-
‘ yer 02 New York city in a. deal con-
mmated
this morning in the owes
or Attorney Loui- Goldsclunidt book
, dun.) the property in cue-taut um
; 02 Ml“!-
. Edmund Bruce. the
3332362 A. Breesefl'lte of
well known
end screen star. Repurchase
prioegin sold; 210‘!!! $50. 000.
Thea-property includ room
11 .4oboreeo2hndalergem
sud; opulence. building
The idle 02. their home which in
one9o2 the .nbov piece! in New:
deceit-lot: neon? tint the city is to
.loee- 32;. @3931!!- Breeee u it is
und" Libel: nix-.2” intends
we or bone or pus-obese Am
home new.
ton-1mg“
chains.
WWO!!! rue cohort gal-Au. slain
02 "can: mafm'oon tires :9 can
me am»..- too. that
thee. {Qfiore bu e bit line 052
Age ” Albert D M
‘ ' 84 Washington Sta—Adv.
here. 60 Help St. Phone WA”. 9 '
T house be mood ever to the Broad
are constantly growing along with '
.mpoingtoealcr‘
xMatteeromes Up
Again When Breed
River; Asks? for
SchoolBuilding
‘P
.Anetlort villbcmndebytbe
Common Council to oonlolldete the
old School el- and. have the
property owned by the districts
fizrned- ever to tbb city 62 Norfolk.
The old School ct com
are still in existence. never having
been dissolved since consolidation.
The miner was brought up in:
evening who no. petition was :9" nté
ed to the Common 2:033:23“ ’
that {to old Brood Scheel
River community Club on e Com-
munity am. as soon as the new
schoolvel mopened.
Dr. library 0. about.
member or the Board 0; Education.
sud tint he thought tile city did
not own the building. that Mu
belonged to the old Brood River
School committee. ~
John A. mun. pulled the: Breed
River Community Club. it granted
permiaion to use the building in-
tended to mite improvemsnm and
would like to be sure tint the build-
(Continuod on i Page Twelve.)
l
The am .02 8.2.1900. cechto
Horn u the W a. Mob
lune wéro announced loot n‘igbe e9
ti: ennui: meeting?“ Grebe church
no» June: Benton Werner. rec.
ter 02 the church. Thc‘ income 02
thlswtundistobcusedinthesup-
DOrt 02 the church.
Th9 inclomdnt weather tailbd to
keep parishioners em from the en-
nusl meeting which we: held in the
Panel: House in Cross mm. The
session was ,well etended. A! 7
o'clock the Women’s Guild served a.
supper to the legal vote're' of the
perish. It was I. read G ePlrlxh
supper and the women
rising vote 02 thanks trom‘
smooth.
The vests-y held a. meeting at 8
o'clock which was followed at 8:15
o'clock-by the parish meeting. The
report 02 the treesurer Ibowed the
perish in excellent condition linen-
clplly. Tile" oticcrs elected for the
coming your are: Clerk. W. 1".
Bishop: Treuurer. George E. Cur-
tie: Wardens, Dr. Carl A. Horst-om.
nod John H. Taylor: Vestgymen. W.
1". Bishop, F. E. Birch. E. 1.. find-
ley. George E. Curtin. 8. O. Kellen.
A. B. mum ..1’ S. Min-ray. Spencer
Von B. Nichols. J. T. Provlbt. end
William Wnrdwell. Jr. .
‘ E. R; Mum-and Spencer Wu; B.
Nichols were ‘olectod delegates to the
dloouu convention with George E.
Curtis and Themes Mumy es ulcer-
notes.
Among those who assisted in pre-
poring end serving the dinner were:
Mrs. E. A. Woodward. Mrs. .1. Ben-
ton‘ Werner. Mrs; John Merrimen.
Mrs: Comeback,‘-Mrs. Themes Mur—
their
e tomer _
be
lvede'
Council Takes Up
M a n y Matters -—
Other Street Lights
—'Store Elevators ‘
umcnossmos‘
N? Haven Road Not
ermitted to Remove
Signal Men—Bills in
Hartford , ‘-
The Common Council at their
meeting last evening in the Council
mallet-labors tron-acted much business.
The members were in session trout
t .o'clocl: until negrly midnight. .
Alter considerable discussidn. per-
mutton was granted to Joseph Mun-
sie o! the Smith-Murray Company 0!
Bridgeport. who will open a. store in
South min street shortly. to in-
it‘ll e freight elemor tron: the cel-
let to the sidewalk in 2ront 02 the
store. Similnr ' permission ‘wea
granted to Michael Dunn to instill
a. freight eievalor in trout 02 his
“or. in Liberty Squerc.
. The reelgneton of Frederick Gob-
berdt as chairman of the Zoning
Committee. which was presented
some‘tirno 880. was accepted. AeletL
m- tron: the Town 02 Westport Isl:-
ing the etutude 02 the city toward
nonln'g. was referred to the Zoning
Committee.
Corporation Counsel John Cun‘oo
reported til-2.2m lied-sent out let'-
tere to,delinouent taxpayers. and the:
,gJContinued ‘on‘ mum»... '
DAWES PAYMFNI‘
Limitation of Ameri-
can Damage Claims
To $350,000,000 Was
Stricken Qut
(By Anecdotal Press)
PARIS, Inn 14. —-All the powers
represented in the inter-allied finan-
cial. conference todey signed the
fen-cement regarding distribution
02 the Dawes euunltios.”
Rumania and Italy
reservations.
Limitation 02 the American dunk.
ego chime to- "60.000.000 was
stricken out. Thi' was the only
cheese made in the text of the
agreement before its signature. ‘1
Signature of the financial conven.
tion brings to a. fitting cloee .vli'et
hes been by common consent the
roost successful internllied meeting
since the urmlstice‘.
This result is attributedlo the ex-
ample set at the ’ beginning of the
conference by the American dele-
gation and the British Chancellor of
.tbe. Exchequer. .Wlnston Churchill.
an example of moderation. ggpd will
and determination to e2foct e. set-
tlement. .
Everybody; seems catislfed that
order has been evolved from clues
at the expense 02 the least possible
signed with
ray end Mia M. Hubbard.
~w1u: emezlng- vitality. less than
three weeks utter Phot- tragic eocio
dent. Josephine ungobrloco ted-v is
Putting in a. wheel cbeir.‘ , ,-
Up in em pea-ion looking: out
over er-Notvelk balanced with now.
she is busy writing. her friends.
these columns sb’o condo this letter.
written in 1 round ,ocboplgirl bend.
to the people We ilded her. in. the
Homes. luxuries and imminent piece;
of Nor-welt. ‘
“Sentinel ones: , g -
"PM k'vh‘et the people 02
Not-vol: no going to:- me We’ll
your paper while 1 am in the hospi‘
.4.
"til. slid Ivoutto‘ client "coon" one,
The triends who sided her
through The Sentinel tuna '
are not forgotten that. and through
(Continued on Pegthr‘elve.) ,
scriptions. which are echovlodd'd
in this issue. Amongmtbelniseuo
other cents-lbw“: . 3mm.
{rein o. Roi-well: church—Tbs South
Norvslk Co
Whip et- o
no o’s story
likeness sin Nomglk. \
Have you responded yen.
In The W Sentinei'e Fund
tonic Immawm!
of the dé‘npr 02* “.00 won
tenfly- purified. although,
m included in mantel.
should hive been cred“ to
a'eedqg'mdo-
afoul:
This
CIA
tonnd willing
3‘ Recalls the Old Hen Club
*7 Days When Leading Lights of solid. Nomalk .'
9 Met Maud Stove In Simeon-Powell Ding J
’ Store—Old roam Reminmee
A reminder 02 the old order the:
obengeth. end the glory 02 the
turner days 02 South Norwelk's his.
tory is given in the. recently u:-
comical sale 02 the drug’ store busi-
son Powell Company. Not only
does a. business nuns the: tor forty
years has been prominent .in South
Not-walk pone Away. but on inbor-
eating chapter closes on. one, 02 the
oldest 02 Nervelk omnindons. .
Imagine. it you can. in the dnys
02 lorty yem ego. e. group 02 men
the; not 111ng eround the nave
‘ 02 Aston. and there decided" the
fate
we!
the borough. Such 1 body
non o2 Baxter Brothers to the Still- -
. i ‘
i
tines-cur 02 the sun-on-
rug acre-now to move
veiled:
Powell
from tint some building that is to _ ’
banned intbepromesotbusiness
on Washington stunt. ,
Carin“!!! “bulb. Frank 3. 3e:-
ter. one 02 the brothers who now
sells his bounces; ves'pdrug clerk
cg Still-en's u, that time. "And one
02 the best prescription clerks in
the state ct tint ~tie." cold one 02
his admirers. ‘
’"Herdly thot.“ Hr. Baxter sold
modestly today. “But I us proud
time in my tiny odd you‘d-bending
drugs. I never once bed I. preocrip-
—
o Old Hen Club. tb'et con-
(Continued on Page Twelve.)
9999199 19999919995915
: m 5999* cm mm
\—
v;
Makes Annual Report
—Sees Serious Detri-
ment in” the Present
Method 929ka
George K.
Hubbeli in his report to the Common
Council last evening. suited that
the cost _o zoning the City Would
be small in comparison to the u-
pense of the city at the present “me
because of irregularities in the Mind-
ing ordinance. Mr. Hubbeiloteted
u tollows:
"biting the use many unavai-
‘ lug Wanna-en node coolest
one... 9;
gnu-true;-
. «lama-a. all on coconut ill-tel
or deficient building line ordinances.
them'heve been ct least three use:
o2 encroachment which dim”
the loamy end depreciate property
voices.
“Stony 02-pin princlpel atreou o2
Nome“: have no recorded or uni-
form Width. the side lines are zig-
zaged and out a: perelle with each
other, too narrow at one point or
wider then n'eed-be.et another.
"It will be won 2mm the accord
o2 permits that there is e. scent ex-
cess of fruits construction. which
frequently occurs in localities coon
destined to become business centers.
This is A serious detriment to the
city from the fire protection slend-
point. ’
“That the existing ordinances :2-
lord no remedy in these matters is
weirunderstood and -ll1o expense
necessary to placing a zoning or
FIGHT WINNING
OF A PART OF
WASHINGFGN ST.
W m .. McMahon and
FYederiCk Quinton!
Have a Few Words
About BotfleS_
”'Ceneldereble diocueuon woo
brought out last evening :2 a. meet-
ing 02 the common Council over the
widening of West Wuhington street.
seven! 02 the resident. tooling “tint
the street should not be widened put
W street oi. this tune.
dened put manna street. not
1' mmumancnwAt- resident-
on-the‘side cit-the sweeten W he
Frederick QWWII 92 the.
~eglniontbnttbestmtvunottobe
city planning ordinance in “20¢
would be very small in column-on
to the mount; that would be saved
the city by adopting this one in
edvnuoe 02 future construction. "
Tboaeponuftboomoo or Built
ing Inepoctor tor the month of De-
cember aid summery for tbewr
1924 .is es rollover—-
p
'Duriug the month as building por- ‘
Motion.
mit- were issued Jor oo
estinietod. to cool. 3104.680... It in.
cred-c028“, :u.eepvert.be m.
her record 02 1988.
Forty permit. were tor dwellings.
otornflmllezotoreseuda lor
plant mono. .
m2” monolith.
Mm...
(tr-silence on r...“ .m, “9.9
10999999
Commonfitmncil After
Much Discussion Ac-
oedes to Recommen-
.~. dation of Dr. Perdue
LeRoy D. Dome. Milk inspector
o! the city. was appointed Sanitary
Inspector et tile meeting 02 the
Common Council last evening. -
The matter. which he: been bulg-
lug fire tor several months. we:
brought up whcn‘Clty Clerk Irving
Robertson. read a letter tram Hoeltb
Officer Robert Pox-due coking thet
the Ibpeintmcnt b‘e mode and re-
commending Milk Inspector Downs
tor the podtion.
Councilmen Michael Riordan
node n. motion, which was second-
’ Kr. Downs be elected to 'thc
office 2 Sanitary Inspector in addi-
tlen to his present duties on Milk
tor.
climax: Levis Pugh stated
that while he was not cgmst thee
election of Mr. Downs, he bit that
it should be given to someone with
more experience along these in:
Councilman Riot-den stand
the Council was open to my otbu
numb-none thlz Councilmen Pugh
might vilb'to mk’e.
Councilmen Pohlmnn stated that
he had investigated the matter in
other cities cud round tint the pool-
“on we: la n:- hends e! e. men
and thought mt it could no head-
Jed lufiilnnnrmerdn this city.
we Robins noted the: he did
“m tidbit the: m. Downs would
know it Am. coming into the city
were dine-cod or not.
Wanda Gene Wt that the
matter should be deferred until the
next labeling. ln’bbderthzbet flue
Councilmen We! ”at
w..ia...g’*‘“'" on MW
ornaments
Woman“!!- .
Add!“ ”vim
, tottbo‘
‘did
3'13?
,- ," “I” . "7“.-
(moon.
4mi- cutting the chlld’e 5......
women hurried to the Grand A%
one police canon, whore ibo tell in
4. mm. u a. hood the diets!”-
geent. upon being revived!”
an polio-rum she had and.“
m and chewed them e "not. w
obs bed: in her pocket book:
whichfin acid she had- cut"
Police Find Body
Police hurried to the homo when
as. body or the ml with blood as!
Mg tron: e long out in W
womanvulbckcdupandtnomo‘: '
ner- end polloebegul‘ on invelfllfi'"
tiou o! murder. ‘
gma‘Mw why she comet
"entire we. ..wc_
' her anymore.“
mom vn‘o wows-us cum
-o2 .95.: American star fad
company we. notified wail.
his wot-It. He had let: the '{bouec’
work .eomcg time more the “81253
02 his son. police said. He will be
examined by the coroner. . .. ‘ 9
Win mm Beck . ‘ '
-. Police sold that the wopup limit.»
wed in her siztcmeut later, that
size land not intended to kill her
son. but had thought that in wound- .
lug him. she might restore to. loot ..
ottection 02 her husband in mm 3
way. ‘ ‘ c ‘
- Another younger son. Monudfi'.‘
aged 5. was round by the polka .
asleep in mother bedroom 02 lilo
home. The mother land eel-dowel
himtromtbebedvitbhisbrelbet. .
betore the killing.'1‘he am nail ‘
met on be resembled the tether, ebb
would do him no harm.
Z_erzyckl, who we- taken to tho
home by the police. ran ab)“: on
house shrieking end etiornpting 1b
son.
were needed to on ot- him.
' Mentally Dcrengod .
Police expressed- the belle! slant
the women is mom-oily domed
she 'vu taken before Coroner.“
later this 2orenoon for WM
Mn. menu is 26 you- or age
3.1.1011er so. ‘ -
They bed been married 11 you
Police told they loomed thee limb;
bed been muble between-3
and biscuits for several m .
was stated diet the women but
new ”wide by testing poi“
ebout n. you: eso. .
mu: ‘-
glob Coupe ... “.3138:
poo-o‘eeloool 0:1”
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