* FIRST ‘
WITH!”
NEWS ~
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N WARNINGS
PAST YEAR
5 Turned Letters
vet to Postal Au-
criticsfi Each Fol-
wed Naming of
ath-wlic Teacher
'1'}?
AFTER YOU’
or 15 That Mem-
ers of Board of Ed-
cation Have Also
'efti ved Warnings
Kilt: Klan have
- Superintendent of
Buchanan over
-.~"re
59 have been re-
6 appointment or
teacher of Catho-
.:Ec Superintendent
ri‘icent about the
, one member or the
'zc-n is of the opin-
‘ozethgr with other
- ‘*::~.1ganda Which hill
"’!T!T‘.Ug the school
a
.q-
.~'.r. Buchanan as
, :’ schools.
,f’tf'n in all. WETO
Hank hand, read
~‘ file-we:
_— you." K. K. K.
9:.perintendent Bu-
. ~32 about the receipt
,L'“orlng them entire-
~-~ 3:: letters in a
fast as received.
:-we\'er. appears to
Superintendent. Bli-
r —mlned to turn over
””” received by mail
- r-vrrc over to the
.. ‘or investigation.
_. .rtters were re-
: 2‘ ;.r:o following the
i a Catholic young
“3-,
2km: three days af~
“as made. A
- young woman.
I; was appointed as
AF in the first
‘»:.:::g- letter followed
r" Since that time.
'u ' rave'vrd by Super-
.Lh F'H’; x;- month or
--r.
" L‘
too. that certain
rd of Education.
. not only writ-
715! the appoint-
2* the school fac-
.“v-‘r of the Board.
‘ To names be men-
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ACT N PLEA
O CUT DEFICIT
OF HOSPITAL
mate B o a r d to
Elke I p Matter To-
lghtw More Money
or Snow Removal
9 .
.5 Estimate and Tan-
pct) Chambers, to
. . V appropriation
" ». Board of Charities
deficit of the
"O
' 3 .550 be made to the
=i‘TSllonal approprio-
> '51 of snow in the
Ii}; FLEARING HOUSE
“ TlfiiENT
Jan. Ell—The New
.2; Lmuse statement 13-
:: or. follows:
......... 511000.000
36,000.00
82.000.000
tr?
. TA
. .-an. 26.—Uniiod
balance at close
:3 was $275.-
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31m. rin REDITCES PRICES
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months. The
'- r orking is part or I.
school staff. The '
rcial to acting this
Entered “Harem: e... mine:- of 1’ V
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Socialist-walk. Donninndcrtho not fl‘mrct 3-, 1“" '
t- Buchanan ls
eatenedinLetters
t; SignedK. K. K.
RECEIVED ,
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CABBAGEWAS
llOUOR STATE
POll__CE SAY
300 Gallons of Alcohol
Found on Truck By
Stat; COPS in West-
port ' " '
SARRESTED ‘
Claim Is That Two Men
In Auto Were Con-
voymg Truck Along
Post Road
WESTPORT, Jan. flee—13mm
bythc State police of the Westport
barracks or a truck disguised Den:-
ing 300 gallons 0! alcohol led to the
arrest Saturday night of the truck
driver and two men in another car
acting as s. convoy. The driver 0!
the truck. Salvatore Marciano. of
New Rochelle is held here under a.
bond or $1,000. Giuseppe Raguso.
38. of New York. owner at the car
leading the truck. and Salvatore Ce-
ce. 2:. of New York. his chauffeur.
are held under bonds of $500 each.
‘ Suspects Weight. .
While doing patrol duty on the
Poet road Saturday night. Bate Po-
liceman. John Gutman became sus—
picious of the truck as it passed him
on the highway. in spite of the bar-
rels or cabbagcs piled on the rear
end or the machine, the truck ap-
peared to be heavily weighted. and
Gutman commanded the driver to
stop. The policeman chased after
the pleasure car which he observed
had continued to hover near the
truck. and ordered the chunfleur to,
turn proud and drive to the police
barracks. >' ' '
The trio 'Ewere closely questioned
there by Sergeant Walter Lynchan.
while other policemen unloaded the
truck which was found to be trans.
porting sixty-live gallon cans of sl-
cohoL
1
Still Seeking Owner.
DANBURY, Jan. 25.-—lnvestiga-
tion to determine the ownership of
the $143,000 rum supply seized on
the {arm in Beaver Brook early
Saturday morning. continued today
by State Police of the Ridgeficld
barracks under Sergeant John Kel
7- '
W’orklng on the theory that the
liquor was brought to the term by
bootleggers operating. on n large
scale. which is evident. by the enor-
mous amount seized. police hope to
round up those responsible within a
few days. .
Isaiah B. Llnnell. who runs a
farm with his wife. has been re-
leased in 82.000 boos pending fur-
ther investigation. He was arrested
when state police visited the term
and found the liquor in a. huge
building that gave the appearance
at a hen house on the outside. Lin-
nell denies all knowledge or the li-
quor or its ownership. He has been
the only one srrestted so far in con-
nection with the case.
NEW CASE OF
.DlPHlliERlA lS
REPORTED HERE
Mrs. Doliver of W
Avenue Has Dimes,
According to Infor-
mation to Dr. Perdue
Mrs. Deliver of 11 West avenue. is
ill with diphtheria. according'to a.
report made to Dr. Robert E. Per-
due. health either. over the week-
end. This is the first case of this
disease to be reported in several days.
CABS OOLIJDE. '
Automobiles owned and driven by
Charles Disonisi at 101 Ely avenue
and Frank Mainline pt 80 Woodard
avenue. collided in South Halo sheet
yesterday morning at ll‘o'clock.
Both cars were demand. The
matter was, investigated by the po-
lice but. noon-edsme'mdein the
case. The damage was settled be-
tween the owners of the curs.
-E:celient {militias hero cor dry
tea-y dining the Winter 'Tmonlhs. mg
‘ an. trucks m radios clout
xmt Rm star-go ninety (3..
so its: ova. response-guy.
ammwmmmd‘wfi,
stock of Willi-mi Butt-rill an use! .
E
’31!
10 of SN. Autofip-
EXPLOSION ~
Vulcanizing Apparatus
Blows 3.3—.Windows
Smashed— One Bro-
ther in Hospital
William Melina. of Monroe street.
islntthorwukhosplm today-Ia
result at burns received when in. vol.
canizing plant. blew up in the more
of the South Norwalk Auto Supply.
at. about 12:15 o‘clock this morning.
Daniel Melillo. his brother and pro-
prietor ot the store is confined to his
home, as a result or slight burns and
shock. .
The two brothers were in the rear
room of the store, repairing some
tubes at the time the machine blew
up. Daniel was working on the ma-
chine and his brother was standing
at his side. The lives or both men
were saved only because when the
machine exploded all of the pans
either went nraight up through the
ceiling or down through the flow.
As a result of the explosion nearly
all got the windows in the store in-
cludlng the large plate glass show
-windows in the trout were broken.
The“ force or the explosion even
smashed the east: in the front show
windows. The side at the wall in
the rear room where the two men
were working was blown out.
\Vlndouo in the r r o: the nest
building. were blown out to).
Parts at the vulcsnlziing machine
were blown up through the ceilings
of the room and through the room
on the second .loor out. onto the roof
0! the building. The other part or
the machine went down through me
floor oi the building into the cellar
The Melillo brothers started work
in: on the machine about. 11 o‘clock
on they had a number at outunub‘ e
tubes. to deliver to their customers
Daniel We W m!!!
the machine cow A short. one baton
the explosion and the: it mgr-noted
50 pounds. which is (or from enough
to blow the machine up.
Gas is used to heat up the ore-
chine and it is thought by Mr. Nel-
ilfi: that the, guess did not. register
correctly.
When the machine blow up both
men were knocked across the room
unconscious. Most of the slum
which came pouring out at the boni-
cr struck William Melillb burning
him about the right um. shoulder
and the face.
Persons in that vicinity were at-
trocted by the loud report. and it was
only a short time betoro a. lmge
crowd gathered at the store.
Dr. ‘.\’tllia mMcMnhon m called
and treated the two men and order-
ed that. \xiliiam Melina be taken to
Non-walk hospital where it was out»
"ed this morning that his condition
was not thought. to be serious.
Damage amounting to ubout 8300
was done to the store as the result
01 the explosion. Carpenters were
at work this morning making to.
On Saturday evening a report. was
made to the police that. six men got
out. or an automobile and were seen
trying to enter the store. this report
made by I- man who happened to
be passing in an automobile. The
men had taken some 0! the putty
from one of the’ front windows. in
an attempt to take out one of 'he
large panes. 0! glass. Vthn an po-
lice arrived. the men had let.' The
putty was replaced yesterday by. Mr.
Melillo. -
FALLS TERU ICE; DIES
STRATFORD. (Loom. Jan. 24.—
90 F.4Arnoid. 36. a tool maker liv-
ing here. died from exposure when
he broke through the ice on a stool!
creek which runs through the Salt
Meadows between Devon and Wal-
nut Beech early today.
Residents of the neighborhood.
awakened by his cries for help. now
mod the Milford police. whose at.
floors went. to the creek to invoca-
zone. They discovered the body in
s. hole in the ice. held up by one
arm hooked onto the edge of the
ice. «
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mums 825 BO.
John Peters who was arrested in
Concord swet. Saturday afternoon
by Patrolman John Toothill. on the
charge of intoxication. tortcited a
bond 0! 325 in the downtown ciw
court this morning. . before Judge
Nehemiah mace. ’
plyinhLMainSh-eet f
HaveNarrowEScope '
High to“
Charge pf Roger
Ludlowschool "
MISS MARTIN
WillBe Head Teacher
Of Center Grammar
School—:2 New.
. Teachers
Alton '1‘.
Franklin Junior High school. has.
been appointed mm at the new
Rodger Lodtow Junior High school
in the 'ihird District. it. was manna
ed this morning.” Superintendent.
of Schools George V. Wu. Al
the some time, Superintendent Bu—
chsnnn announced lint Mal Lotus:
martin. stub grade lonelier at the
concord school. will be hand when
oi the Uenwr smu- wheel.
Two new teachers hove been ap-
POlntod by the Board o! Education
in much to the Mm bonit-
mmGordy.o!.Now Ecru oily. o
gruduute or columns-L Unit/emu and
uoidmg‘ths A. ll. degree. he: been
uppémted teacher or history in the
teen toucningm assumes-clone:
Columbia since he obtained his do-
smisstlnne.
Harold G. Ecstmn. of Newton
been connected with. ”in": com-
pony.
'lherc is some “question so to
whether or not the new school
buildings. outside or Washington
school addition. will be may :0:- oc.
cupctlon by Manny according to
Superintendent 311ch The
Roger Luldow school is held up
tron completion by the mobility to
secure minclent electric power to
finish or! the floors. The Center Jr.
High my ponibiy be may. but i-
doubtiul it the Brood film school
will be done.
CALF PASTURE
LIFE SAVERS
EECI' OFHCERS
At o meeting a! the Cal! Pasture
Unit or the American Red Cm.
Lite Saving Corp. held yesterday c1-
ternoon. officers for the year were
elected. Those elected follow:
President. Alphonso Gooey-rt.
, Vice President. Cher-loo Wicks.
Secretary and Treasurer, Louis
Canenri.
Capt-.111. Fabian Sodsrstrom.
Mate. William Gumbon.‘
Instructors. Charles Roselle and
Louis Canned.
W
i
mm 10 W
Neighbor Camp, Modern Wood-
men at America. will hold a meeting
Wednesday evening in Process For-
nn: hon. Wnshtngton throat when
new olnoers will be elected Adler
the booths. meeting than will be
a social during which refreshments
will be served. .
I
.WIYEABS
Mancini-s. Ernest Bloch of
5 .
wumnmcheruae‘
senioihlghochool. 81300111)! in- .3.
or. -' ‘» .
m ' ice-me melon
proud”. by .Ooom 8.7m-
kins. Mrdmammup-
on thcysuhjocL‘The Ounce and
Comet-Wot.” ‘
., »
thud. naturism I, untru- is con.-
ed by «anemic audition and race
woodman.
"The mi cocoa at wu- low.”
acid Rev. 31:. Tompkins. “b ignor-
snoo o! the mm o! we: end the
blind, tollowlng of Wn‘ ot the
out. We: is c method 01 settling
international disputes. We should
endesvor to get before the militias
peopleofthoworldthttwuhnot
gloriiying to I. unionibut I. bout-ac
of dark-gas. Wukcnsl. downst-
sting and mm The burden
of wu- is hit long alter wu- is
ceased become at lacs-end uses."
"The cure of we: is not through
dual-moment. To do any with
war.thorcclcsnocotwumnotbe
done any with.
puts- udfl. be settled by an inter-
notional court just so civil mutton
are settled by bodies which have the
power of enforcing their edicts.
The interactions! calm. too. must
how this power. To do any with
war wc most preach the actors of
our. the telly or wit. the stupidio
of wcr Ind Iciilsbnen the main
strectotitcll. Iconinorcflcction'
upon the soldiers. Civil war or
World War. who caused in war.
Thwsmencunotothczronttodo
tend the notion. become war has
been recognised an awful."
The concert, was delightl'nl tun.
Clarence (hole. director of the or-
chestra. was utilising-tar- werei
members or the orchestra. The pro-
m opened with c selection from
Doni-stti's opera. “Ludo D! Lun-
mcnnoor." The next number was I
The concert , m delightml
thres‘ numbers "Dawn. Y'SIeepy Bo-
by” and “For thee." The but una-
bcr wcs~')lerw Who- at Windsor.”
on mature by Nicholcl. m was!
the lost some. of the orchestra
MthMhmgh
Worn—mm
mdmtbeflackastmi
hurhnm'wlunal
mm on
Q
m Auto Accident
By Truck on. Mill Hill—Scrotched
mm .
‘1
3EECV
firmer rs
,mnniagbosrd-cndmodgbaMw-ere
shattered: the ion reu- wheel torn
to bits: the left side door was bu-
bored out. at shape. It was noose.
'ssntohovethomckodmacblne
towed to 1 garage for repairs.
Hr. Knapp escaped injury outside
at minor bruises. The automobile
truck on; opt-rusted by Charles
Thomas of 118 Winter street. Bridge-_
pox-s, and was owned by Louis Sin-
m of 116 South cvsnue. Bridge-
port. A report at the Accident was
made to the uptown police.
5mm
Am CRASH
msnmn
' Norwalk-Tmck Said to
Have‘ Skidded and
Pushed Touring Car
Against Fence
' 81111031). nu. 26.—Fivo per-
sons miukon to the Sumter-d
Hoopla: this noon having been hurt
in on While crash when 1
Wk skidded-tad crushed a touring
,csrutbotoototchrk'afiiu. The
15. and
Gertrude. 7 1-2 years. Belle is quite
badly hon-having I. broken right
leg. She in: lost must of her teeth
3 Id may develop internal injuries.
The Bopopones were on their way
to Bridgeport. At the toot or the hill
the motor truck belonging to Ber—1
man and Stemberg o! Nor-walk. Ind
driven by Dough: Res-mood of
Strawberry Hill. East Narwalk.
skidded end pushed the touring our
against o fence. Mn. Rapoportte
had her nose broken but aside from
her daughter. Belle. the others were
only choker: up cod bruised. Ray-
mond is being held by the police to
am an inquiry. All the Injured
ore ct the hospital under observa-
tion.
t'JORE’ SOCIAL
_ SATGIRLS’
WOMI'N’SCLOB
Plans Made to Have
Hostess at Meeting
Place Three Times
Each Week
A new policy was adopted at a re-
cent meeting or the Nor-wan G1!“
and Women‘s club. While members
have always bcn welcome ct the club
be special feature has been offered
ao'thexn outside of the monthly cin-
iertainxnent. According to tho new
program there will be n. 5032083 on
land every Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday «snug when on informs!
reception and get—soqusintei gath-
ering: will be held. Mrs Alfred
Over-throw will be hostess for Tues-
day: Xi- Edith Cuneo. mined bv
Jul. 79'. Allen. Wednesday: and Mrs.
C. A. Walters and Mrs. Eidrlge.
Thursdays.
,m George Thorpe Hill. Jr..
choir-man presided at the meeting
Mrs. A. N. .Ecchhetmcr save the
W'- report. which showed a
sown-lance.
The report or the ma- other
W showed splendid work
accomplished since the toll opening
In. Arthur Henson reported {or the
'
title-don
nor-in. committee in charge or the
Cord Party. .
an. flora mom that tickets
torfiebudpsrtywhichlsmbeheld
M evening my be chained
M In. John Ilsa-linen. telephone
1' animus was: it“ 1:43:
maroon m. 273 or iii. tenth
hon been
somber-dilatation:
am my a.
notwemlmmtedmm
RESOLUTION
Declares He and Kent
and Senator Gregory
Are Well Able t o
Represent People
WRITESLETI‘ER‘
Says Mayor and Coun-
cil Do Not Have to
Oppose His Bills in
Legislature
Representative Freeman Light. in
a letter to City Clerk 1mm; U. nob-
erlsun. lakes exocpuon to the recon»
lion posed at the last meeting oi the
common council. authorizing the.
inner. city clerk and the corpora»
uon antiserum appear in opposition
to any logismuan etlectmg the City
at horwuuc. mat has not been up-
proved by the Myer and council.
in his letter Mprescnoauw Light
points out that the manners of the
common UOHUCJJ. ware elected to
perlorm the duties speckled in the
charter oi the any sud that. the a.»
A'MQLIVBI and the Senator was
enacted to represent the people in the
General Assembly and that the
council should not. spend the tax.
plurals money opposing bills intro-
duced. UMWOUVo ot chair will.
WW on the ground than them
have not been approved 0! by the
WW' . ’34-—
~ .. mud-s
W'lfiiplmhtn“ m Lb! m.
were n.- W“ quanucd to "present
the people and look out lot their best
musicals in the General Assembly as
the Amyor and Common Councu
Were in this city.
The letter Hunt to Representative
Light by city clerk Robertson end
this answer lollows:
KOIWVNK. wow. Jan. '23. 1925.
Reprcseuuuh e l‘ recman Light,
vvkhxhglun Street.
50. horwaak. Conn. _
Dear sir:—-At the regular meeting
.01 the honombie Mayor and Com-
moo Councu. oi Lbs—City or box-walls.
held January 13. 1925. it was voted
that a copy at the lollowmg reso-
lution be sent to the Scimwr and
itepwsentauwes 01 this district.
RESOLUTION; mat the Mayor.
the City Clerk and the Uorporauon
Counsel be authorized and directed
to appear in opposition to any legw—
lptionefhmung we City of horwalk
that has not been approved by the
in
(Continue: on Page Five.)
MORE MONEY
FOR JOSEPHINE
The Longobrioco fund is nearing
the $2.000 mcrk. Six dollars more
was received this morning to be
added to the previously acknowledg-
ed total 0! $1387.72. This brings to-
day's tots] up to $1,998.72.
0865‘. MED 810.
James Sandor was fined 310 and
full costs in the downtown city court
this morning on the charges of in-
toxication. breach of the peace and
resisting an omcer. by Judge Nehe-
miah Condor. '
Sandor was arrested by Patrolman
John Smith. in Boston street. Satur-
day afternoon.
-—NUW FOB LITTLE CHICKS
Thctgood new: tint Buckeye lu-
cubston (The Famous Hot Water
Machine) and Standard Broodero
have mlved and are now on diophy
at the Morgan Store will be of inter.
est to my'folks in this vicinity.
Mitspolnttosoetbenmect
your convenience. A. 1). Morgan.
84 Washington SL—Adv.
mos FEBRUARY
m sou:
A sale. new in no progress. 0!—
rering you tux-altars tor your home
unmmnotzo psrocntto super
ranges. in not everything one needs
tor the modem home of today.-~Mv.
' mm
03 non: PAYNE“! w.
includes 11V!“ '
tin of Over Study
DIES IN HOSPITAL";
Amused Fellow Sin»-
dentsLastNigh’tto
Discuss Religion--
PopularinCollege’”.
NEW YORK. Jan. 26.—-Mi- Kean
B. Vosburgh. 23. of Norman (3mm;
tell iron: the eighth tloor of Brooke
hall. wizard Uutle‘e. this mm
and died in Knickerbocker Hospital. .
She was an honor student of the
mm 01 1828. Her tumor is W
n Vosburgh. a lawyer of NW
Some ox her lrlends needed out
n... Valbflffl’h was a Victim or loan .
mum and expressed the 0“ '
ion that one no waxed out the w.-
dow while weep. Hr: loll. leg up
wound and physucians found h
wrap: inJui'ics.
(Mates or the young would
moaned that she had been cm
strangely or into. but wed its:
hot trouble was only “implant-y.”
only the and: or momma.
mhtmrmmoom'
.dmcughtlcfi‘
‘2
‘4‘!» a
m ol' the students on norm. v
tier. hummus to diocu- winter
with them. .
her plunge tron: her window was
seen by s doorman at an apartment tu‘
house across the street. She bod ., '
Lroioen the Window pane in her lull.
l‘he room was in disorder. .1,
Helen Vosburgh. daughter of
Judge and Mrs. George 11.. Vooburfi.
Wu one oi the most popular and
best liked students to be stadium
lrom the loco) high school. During
her school days here. she wag the
leader of her class. She was grud-
uated with high honors and woe
awarded c scholuship at the Olen-
Rochelle College (or Women. ,
Deeply interested in litmt'lre. it
was her ambition to write the gun!
novel. That she would have coc-
cecded there is no doubt. to:- she vol
exceptionally endowed with the still.
or writing. She won high honors :1
Columbia last year for exocllcnoo'lb
English.
Miss Vosburgb was a member of
the repertorlsl stat: at The Even“
Sentinel last summer.
T0 noun
would;
m ll ARCH,
The dedication ottbenewfl VJ
walk Gowns: church will
hold lurch 15. 16 and 17 SW
to an announcement mode by Rev.
Ernest F. McGrcgor. pastor of the
church. at nrvices held yesterday»
Dr. KoGregor. however. .nid
the dates were more or m cm
dent upon whether or not the 120'
church is completed by that. m7
At, the present time. it appears It.
though the structure will be M-
cdowoekortwoshcwd ofthc‘sfl'
vet for the dedication. T
m.
«a
.
an
A
W101! WORK
of a satisfactoryxind h boils.
done every 'busincu any in 7*
at the Not-Unix Realtor ’
Co:- ostnbiicbmont. No W‘
who! the condition of your rod”
crightprloscnd subunit!
"stand up and give service" will b-
your experience here. so Mom I:
Phone DEL—Adv. 7'.”
.
DA“ TIRE our»:-
cells Bur cud flno‘Tlroo and To“
Repflredl’mboretcrmeofm
I! No. loin Icyuv.
i
4 I!“ OI In mu.
—I.t tho Nos-nit Dairy 00.. n W
tor avenue is awfully and M‘
inhaled. Expensive and W
W! is employed for m
policeman (home tannin! . _ ‘-
0. am one «on I”: oo-
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