IVE NEW?
men Meet and
;
erence Reports
Unite constitution will be pro
.y the members of the Bottle;-
I .Immlttec at their next meet.
I ‘ J. )I was the decision u which
. II, n arrived at the gatherin
fly afternoon at 2:30
I Norwalk library. Thirty
., were presonL’Mrs. A“. Hyde
»; .ed.
- of the various councilman
:oJowed by short'lnlks
- Mrs. John Morrimn and
‘:::.n~lolph Bray cone.
g Ilettm‘ Films Conference.
‘1 wrtrndcd. I
"Ming. also. it was decid-
tor another junior
:‘rlli be 8.8 awml" I!
_ .151 time. I
' 11:111er of this “wiring
I the womefi are consider-
» ",liiiillon of an associate
.1. in the organization more
If u ‘nlch will be available
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IIIST lNTO
IiiIiIllN DEATHS
IIEEECRET
m Assndaicd Press.)
; 1):. 111.. Jan. 27.-8ecrecy
- ;: Ins for the coroner's in-
' \* lnlO the deaths of S.
_I Ku Klux Klan liquor
; « '1 Thomas. deputy shoritf.
.. npgmions of Young“. slsin
, ght when Young and
I-nemlcs. met in a. lit-
__ re and ended their
.‘l ilitlllade 0t pistol bul-
..,
r72: today. the Coroner re—
EVon the
~. ~ ~-c anything.
: ’ i :‘iH’B
. was believed. however.
~I mid meet before noon in
Hm; establishment or in
.731
v'v— ‘
’ ==r\'1ceg for Thomas will
fiftcrnoon. and those for_
- rrmw afternoon. Thu‘
3 In the same cemetery.
F ‘1: family plot on the ex-
Jlle ot the bpryinx
~~~2 Young in a concrete
'I'Irthern section.
{Ir-r ge Galllg'an announce
mat he would come to
4\’
“.1 Marion with three
c: E-r-rtris oi’ deputies to at.
d '.'-‘ funeral.
r
I1.
. I' I. lfilEEY
IIIEMIES 01?
I B:IIC_HANAN
" rd from Page 0116-)
we
I.
II
' l'.’.ll’f"l‘e with his recom.
m tr-uchers' appoint-
:Iling use.
II: there has been a lot
‘ II propaganda concernv
"s and i believe it lg.
; sons who don't care
2'er who don't want to
‘ from wrong."
"tn F. Butts. another
'Izo hoard, declared that
' heard of any threaten-
:rlg received by anyone
' s'h iho schools until she
{:19 papers.
"to G. Fawcctt,
frtsz-nt.
'_ I. In“ anything about it."
~ "I'Ceit. "I do know that
rrhool makes its up—
“. = ‘rrespective o! anythllll.
2' rciigion." I
(7. Irving Byington
" would be impossible to
:hrratenlng letters no
\“perintendent Buchanan
made a
. ‘ however. pointed
"in: threatening letters
‘ mails was a. scrioui
conviction carried I
I penalty.
Kn
Y
Obituary
_ \Ir-u Anthony Buxiou‘.
. .2 st :_\'lr:o:§ for Mrs. Anthony
9: 1111 Main street. were
'IUCk this afternoon from
- The services we"
relatives and m!
Coorge H. Tompklfiflv
c .‘xorwalk M. E. church
Interment was in the
.e c- mezery. .
“*1“. Julia Pollard. I
_" services for MR. 5"
are were held at 2:30 0-:
:Jrrnoon from the III-'8
camp street. Rev. Louie
N we the officiating cIOX‘SI'
a, Final was in the NM
E’
N.
In"- Bridget Gluing
I he he‘d
3'7‘ O'Cloc
" I"
k from the
'ciociI
Ir0m St.
'v‘a’III be
‘ cte Ty,
Joseph's church.
. in St.
3‘8“? Raven.
.,' \
hleral 5e
, 1.... I
,_. Ces for Mrs. .
0 Draw Up Consti" mm I... .9.
lion —— Hear I Can!
Kmodshorum'
announcing the inquest I
were not divulged.
I vsrtlsing solicitors'ere on trial “on
' trial that she pbid- $300 for the re-
r;'7~“e‘"‘" °‘ Mrs» Bridget can.“ ;
Wednesday man; ~. .-
J “799.017 Boulevard adj“, the
ed throughout the not '
quest dealings. with wm’tlxpeumbu:
iuueesvioeing ‘grou‘mgdi Rail-
orally (3 m
the decline. although pfits " lac:
were an exception. Responding 'to
mutant-able to ‘ report.
the food'- prefo snook'movod up
to 83 14. A connection in the vol-
urne of basins. Wu ottributtd lo I.
desire to await the outcome or the
U. 8. Steel IIcoi-porstion's dividend
meeting and the publication-of its
col-ulna ornament into this otter-
$13:- “igeyi cson‘uncn sold a. trifle
. . compared With inst
Fridays high of 129 6-8. Selling
pressure against other industrlsis in?
creased. bringing inset- of 1 to 3
points in Universal Pipe. Famous
Players. American Exprcfi. Ameri-
can Woolenoordan Motors end Am-
erican yocbmoun.‘ American Con.
however. spat-ted up 2 points. "
Noon.
list-lung up of the call money re-
neWol rate to t per cent resulted in
increased selling pressure. but good
buying support was forthcoming and
the general market rallied undel- the
leadership of popular luau-trials-
Americon Can Wes run up 3 points.
Nash Motors and U. El. Cut iron Pipe
8 1-: each. U. 3. Steel common rel-
lied tram its 3-8 to 127 1-3. Oils
continued to give a. demonstration of
group strength. the Pan Amoriosn is-
sues, Standard Oil of New Jersey and
Associated Oil soiling st their high-
est prices in a. year or longer. ii Early
weakness in a. number of the textile.
copper. motor. equipment and pub-
lic utility issues practically diasp-
peored. the recovery front the low
prices running as high is 2 points.
manna PAID '
lo BREVITIES
NEW YORK. Jen. I'M—The cur-
tain rises today in the Federal court
on snother not of the case of Broad-
wcy Brevitiel. in which siege store
sud other notables of the nearing
For-ties have described how‘ they paid
for sdvcrtl‘scmeuts in the mugwno
to prevent further unicvoroble men-
tion in the publication.
Stephen G. Claw. publisher of
the Brevities. and three of his ed.
charges of using the mails to de-
fraud. Ir
Peggy Joyce. one of the witnesses.
testified st yesterday's scesibn of the
production of her picture in the sheet
with the expectation that Clow
would discontinue derogatory oom-
ment about her.
Tex Rickard-sporting promoter.
testified to giving "#9 checks of $l23
each to advertising solicitors of the
publication" to stop the appearance
of “nectar" things about him. end
that utter payment of the check!
there appeared on article bended.
“Rickard tho greet." in which he
was praised as a man who “enriches
'cmritles."
4*
City Gives
(Continued from Page One.)
' n—‘————-‘
was a. resolution being presented to
the Charter rnevision Committee.
whiclr curtflls the power of the
Eden! of Estimate sud Tex-lion in
making sppropristiouo to the 110$
pits! in future you; and simply make
it a. rubber rstnmp board. He
thought that the Board in voting
the money woo anhllsbing e. precedo
out and a. good one. He asked if
any such resolution was to be pre-
oented.
Corporation Counsel John Cuneo
stated diet a. rcoolution’drewn up by
JudgeIWelsh cities the burnt-Ii the
right to am before the Baud
woe to be presented to the Charter
Revision Committee leter in the eve-
ni , I p -, '
ufish‘s resolution which we: present-
ed oi: the com or the Chet-tor Re-
vision Co mince , {allowing the
score of: Estimate meeting. read as
follows: »
“The IBM of Estimeie and
Taxation,” the City o: Nomi! is
hereby outbox-iced tensile on appro-
ptiltion tor the Verve"; Hospital
oesocis'tien yearly of on mount not
exceeding the “lust cost of the
corneas-rendered by acid hospital to
the indigent residents at the City of
Norwsike . . .
Mr. Hen-hon. salted if this :15qu
prioxlon ' was _ to. pop the g5.
ponsei'of suoh'reeidenur of other
cities who were much: to the hue-
pim ,for Went slid were unable
to us!- ,
Arthur c. Wheeler. chairmen ot
the Charterwfiwi‘e‘ion Continent”.
outed tint. ”118de u"
Ive-eludes was ly. 1-9. “”1““ 3""
dome“ or this claim the“: trellis
"i ”Watcher mm“
“new“ I _ , '
wept-lotion
' to nuke the statement
II ~ :me "U "a"
Mathew??? t“, mkhouglfll- , V
3 induce. them “an”
I, N's“... Hons
smug
‘m
The Drastic mob“ the Nomlk
Senior nigh School will preeost the
three out comedy ”Ad-nit live" by
Guy Bolton and George Woman at
the High School euditcriuxn. Feb. :8.
Theplnyisin thte'eoctl. Recast
is hold“!!! duly rehecrscls under the
direction of Miss glory Memoir.
gem” l instructor of the High
0 .
The Out. '
JemeeKing ............ Eriostm
Corluthin. . . . . . . . Charlotte Benton
Clinton Dertt. . . . . . . John Mack!!!
Julio Dertt . . thlecn Fisherty
15".ng ......... We: Jams
hunt Abby Rocker. .Eliaboth roller
Dr. Joell Delsmcter . . . ‘Relf Hovens
Adorn Smith .3 . . Joseph Got-uteri
CONN. TAKES ,
POULTRY PRIZE
Al N. Y. SHOW
NEW HAVEN. Jon z7.—Msx Blur.
cm. of North Ell-Von end Fred and
Chsrlcs Guitar. of Durham. "4-H"
poultry club boys who represented
Connecticut in the National Judging
Contest staged at the Madison
Squsre Garden poultry show Just
closed. defeated their nesrest rivsis.
the hiusachusetts teem. by 220
points. thus becoming national
champion "i-i—I" Club Judging team
for 1935. according to Word received
here teddy.
_'I'he boys won first leg on' the
Grand Champion Chullenge Cup.
which becomes the property of the
team winning three victories. also
the annual grand chumpionmup (or
the highest score by breed. type and
color. the cup for highest score for
production choracterislice. the cup
tor the highest lndividusl score and
live out of seven models altered.
The Massachusetts team was second.
New York third and Pennsylvania
fourth in the 'contest.
The‘Connecticut team won sclectcd
at o. stste contest hold in Guiltord st
which teams from coon county “\
the elite contested. Expenses for
York were met Jointly by the farm
bureaus of New Hsven. Fsirfleid.
Hartford and Middlcscx counties.
oProSEs AIR ,
SERVICE UNITY
WASHINGTON. Jon zit—Wool-
dent Coolidge is opposed to uninco-
tion of the army and navy sir ser-
vices as proposed in the Curry bill.
Secretary Wilbur today inlet-med the
House Military Committee.
Mr. Wilbur declined to discuss the
President's views beyond the bare
statement that the executive saw no
need for the creation of u. sepsrsie
air force. He said he tslked to Mr.
Coolidge about the proposal this
morning and had been authorised
as to the
President's views.
Howard Tilly Wields
Baton at Rehearsal
At the Weekly rehearsal of the
Amer-icon Bend held last night. 1-1:-
Ban Master. Howard A. Tilly. who - 1
to: years was the popular lends:- of
the lbou band. took full charge or
the bond for a. very successful two.
hour rehearsal. "
This mating in a. way. was.
the otter-ninth of the an-
ions! reunion of the bond which
was. held January 9, when a line
clan chowder supper was served
with Chet James Conltlln in charge.
At this time. the must band to:
lieu-sol was dispensed with in to-
vor at an orchestra. in order that
all the players might be able to on-
Jey their supper in comfort.
It we: then that the member of
the bend and header Prunyl. passed
a. unanimous resolution to the effect
that their old leader, Tilly. should
lobe the boten ct n rehearsal. at
least once a. year. So it came to
pose that the. members met ngsin
dust. night end 'practiced under the
direction of Howard Tilly. ‘who
provedthot be bid lost none of his
nuunl ability. _
At the conuiuslou o: the rehear-
sal. Mr. Tilly thanked Lender Prun-
yi and the members of the bend
tor‘the courtesy end the colorants
evening spent, which evening the
coiled to him “the good old times."
Bmkft " aStCOIIfab
I’ At to House
WASHING-mu. Jen. alt—Prone
dent Gesture sought ot e White
House breektut conterence ledczito
pove the wow tor troumuslon' to
' : Io! the legisleilve recon»
' ouch- emu-agricultural com-
mission», _, . I
' moon.“ present ct ; the oodles-“o2:
l
ma mun
' Got-m .
Ills. sndullepre‘y
grout. the
I the. 1.50m
I‘ll".
11.2." M” be helmets? '4: -~
'9 in
“Flier Mu
Wilton. Rev. m
on
21y afternoon from, MW‘
Street Department but.» could
Renee Pilgrim . . . Vincent O'Brie‘j
,
or.
V u
this time. ii' men” flint
used: no he thought s. 306811
woo high “one
the removed of snow.-
was token end pencil. three woos.
Sitclith being sheen: mm the meet-
in . - '
Apparently belated.” W
I ur. Item-hon WWM- out: the
point that the m it took
four votes to appropriate any. stone:
at n.1rneetint or the Boer-d or an»
auto ‘ssd moon sad that the vote
wuloei. Hews-sustained byCet-c
pox-such Counsel John Cuneo.
the right to use any money that ‘
svellnble in their budget to: the too.
mom of snow. ’
Councilman VRiovdsn then retool-k.
ed to Mr. McMahon:
“The Council is given' to under-
stand that the money sppropristed
shell be~,used for the purpose tor
which it is appropriated and i don‘t
think that you have shy «right upon
us to take m‘oney oppreprlo'ted tor
other purposes and use it for the re-
moval of snow."
"I stated that inscru- on we on
concerned. you could use the mono!
lishon replied.
“Insofar as you
cllmen Riordan answered. "The"
is still one other thing that you can
do. You don't have to opproprlste
the today for the removal of snow
but there will not, be any new re.
moved from the ground and we will
let the public decide who is to
blome." V "
Mr. McMshon then noted that
tiou had uppropristed the sum of
$55.00u for the unintenonco of
roads and that this was avoiloblo tor
the removal of snow, as the remove]
of snow from the roads come under
that head. ' Mr. McMehon woo eup-
portod in this by Corporation
Counsel John Cuneo, who sated that
this sppropriation could be used for
the removal of snow.
Next Mr. McMahon mode a moo
tion which was seconded by Fred-
erick Ambler. that Ithe Street De-
partment use the sppropristion for
the maintenance of reeds for the
removal of snow
the participation of the team at New“. As Mayor ltobins storied to put
the‘motion. Councilmen Riordan
jumped up from his seat in the rear
of the Council room and said:
“Mr. mm... do you intend to put
such a. tactics on then If we on
showed to use tnis mon'e'yofor the
removal of snow. Why does the
Board make any appropriation for
the removal of snow. I ’hll'lk that
it. is up to you gentlemen to tell no
how to run the Street Department."
"We are not trying to tell you. do
as you want." Mr. McMahon rotor-ted.
Councilman Riordan then con»
tlnuod: “We are not going to clean
the snow from the streets aslee- you
give us the money to do the work
with. Mr. Meyer. if any orders are
given for the removsl of new. you
will give them. I won't. and i think
I have charge of the Street Depart-
ment."
Mayor Robtno then encounced i!
there we.- no further business to
comebofore the meeting. t would
odiout'n. The- meeting .1. cursed
without voting on the lost motion
made by Mr. McMahon.
\‘Vfif w,
FASHION,
I N we . Notes
.-
PARIS. Jun. 27.—_-Two new braids
are violng with the Penning. Milan
and Bangkok straws for the smell
crowned spring hats. These no
known on exotic end liongoi. All the
straw broids. ere very fine and there
is a. tendency tow‘srd the eo-oeiied
plastic trimminfio of gcisiilh. colonel.
leather and colophone.
O O 0
LONDON. Jen. 27.—'—A dog is el-
Inost es niuch a. part Of a. walking
costume 10).me English Men
as the gown she wears. One of the
intact accessories of the waiting
costume therefore is 1. leather wrist.
let edged with fur. such so amenity
for or runabout. 'l'o‘ this is nt-
teched~s silver ring‘ and swivel
through which the dog chain is
(listened. ..
.r.‘ 0 C
I NEW YORK. Jon. ifs-In the
rupid evolution of the bob god the
Murmuontodoy monogumgled
berretiee hove become mule: to
hold _‘ds or uni-to inept-coo
which ‘e incest vogue indicate that
should be. Just now e treat lee!
oh ouch lide‘ il‘belng trolled to'jut
ohsrply pointing oi the nose tip of
the owner. The rrettes Manuel.
lyogellvcril. e.. I, I. I
" ‘ i .
newton; Jun. 21-49“ is:
foro'mminouou hue been pushed.
”humane: mun-ten
tics ' » are p e I I
when. c.9433? their are at the.
one-piece. ”short, cleaved. roll
uookodjypo with enclosing _ '
skin by to sum afloat utilities
' ' 7 “auto
“m“mwpmr
spot-apnoea the sun: ot ”goof!“ 5,
ended by Arthur want-on. Them -
Mark 8. Ronda-eon sud menu’s
Molebon thou suede o. motion.“
that the street Department be gives ;
for the removal 01 snow." at. lic- v
ore ‘ concerned’
doesn't cut any ice with nae. ' Coun- ,
the Board of Estimate and Tone. .
_.
_ Q
“(new meeting or the m
*wcqsww-Mwmwm
’ nice
I 910mb , of
ancestral-twin.
w members. :1!th pm ' t.
is last her none.
’ I. l I ' ’
nus Huerta-mosh no in.
Gcru-ude semi-o! Bridgeport wore
smith ‘0: annual: bonus. I
O "O O
1
lil- {Tulle Kennedy or newton
svenue'du'tbe‘weeit-end guest of
mendidn newton. . I
. a. 5" O
m Mull! W 0C the
ton to ‘ untried muted cocoon»
uon w meet. tonight ct the hone ox
Althur blister-d in nowuyten avenue
next greeting at the my.
0 O O
Mum Bickiee of Montage: place
in solo to be out unto situ- nu re-
cent illness. ~
0 I O
Coptein Royal 3. Docket or ides
Kinney place returned yesterdcy‘ to
‘his duties in horthport. t- i. otter
spending the weekend with his tun-
:‘y. I O O t
A general sunny 0! Poul Hutchin-
eons maniacal-y. book Mbtu‘
conditions in Chino will be given s.
the wuuly preset moonlit o! Ithe
ttowuton baptist chum on Thur»
day wooing. by the poster. it". Vio-
to: 1“. m '
D ‘ O 0
George A. Wright. in. has relate.
ed the lemma: column: ”in. ow.
ends neuron" of 'Wh he is siege
monster. otter mom the week-I
end or. his borne in crew avenue.
.0 O 0
Russell 1'36qu: newton sve-
Ncrwolk hospital where be under-
went. on apex-won irt‘ll‘ridu.
O 0
City Sheri“ an... r. Clerke re-
turned to his duties-pith the Nest:
Engineering comp-u: this morning
otter being confined to his borne in
rennoyer street the past week by ili~
neu.
Coptoln Preston Bert spent the
‘weelt-end st his home in McKinley
piece.
0 O O
The regular monthly meeting of
the Ever needy circle 9: King's
Daughters Will be held Lt the holds
'0! urn’Willlun 1... Fan e in
Crockett street Meow even in
pace at the mm Tuesday meeting
night. The engage in due is ecce-
slonod by the not the: s. meeting oi
an the King's Delight". in Not-won:
ins been coiled for floods: evening
at the South No . Baguettcgmn.
As duo? me to of the Ever 1
circle on Mitch noted to st-
tendtiiospecielmeetlhgtntbe South
Not-mu: church. Tito W.Will
be elven in honor vb? . lbs
to given over tends-codex: of the
m convention much it hoped to
hold in semi} if 0300 .
The , M of the new.
church will hold, :
fleeting in the church
evening steer the ”in“! «rent
prayer meeting. trials 3- Nerlbo
rep. end Y a both s
sled iwith the “rand-County e-
a" "M wiretap“;
Special-I. The: " . . s 0
we; can. by t can» select! or
7am
Continuum ‘ W ‘
31111306“: church will“: ' It 8
o'cloéit. ‘ I
;
mm. ] ~51, on Mwmoh ”the?
mm Plow «mm.-
tuo mundane-ts at can lion,
m‘b‘
clue is resting content bl! st the.
. Unfit ‘ pica. sprightly
Wisconsin“ with Education;
o1 Fag: iv“ cacao cat's gen.
oer. encvp ylngi lug
isdy ,ferIWelter' fliers in germ
_ 9‘ mm, 7 .. ‘”Geod Spit-ills“
and beert Cheese" will be her
{gt Mics.
i
wasmlvorox. Ju. 27.4w.
partent of Justice is considering
whether it mu develop‘lts own one
against persons named in the Wee-
. e we; suthoritieo to go obeod
with s second proceeding with full
(odors! ctr-operation. ,
Sleet and Snow
(Continued from Page One.)
twentwfour hours were reported in
Dilution)... I r .
In the northwest the mercury had
risen to points close to‘ zero in
m‘ of thirty. and forty into in
Iéctl‘ one of the Dekolao and Census.
WW8. N. 1'. Jon. :7.—
WmflowYerkmw-oiutbe
grip of the coldest woothor of the
winter with . light snow coding to
the disoonifort. The catch! temper-
eture'tbls morning we: recorded .1
1 shove sore but reports from outly-
ing ‘ ‘ declored'the tempera.-
ture bed dropped to below are.
Colder miller is expected by to-
nkht. according to the United flutes
Westher bureau.
. Dawson. 1. 1.. no. sen—A test.
berets; e; to d below zero
In; t oil truffle here to e.
mil-till. “More repent} temp‘r-
slurs of 70 below se‘ro. ‘ nego-
ore‘belng held st sinuous until the
rather modernise since the bones
connot endure the extreme cold.
noseuxmonms.
£11m. Jon.” zip-Ger oral .Al-
der lvonofl. a. Rush; hero of
the Russo-Jonas» and World
Wars. died here yesterday trepi e
epics! injury received while playing
tennis Thenksgiving boy. Ivonon‘
received many decorations tor goi-
lsntry in action. smong them the
order \ St. Michael and St. George
OWY. VM‘GOUGH HELD.
LONDON Jen nib—In Bow etreet
pence. court today w. P. O‘Leory
and J. D. Mcaough. orreetcd re.
cently in connection with o plot to
blow, up British bottle-hip end cub-
insrlcs. were ‘pcutsaitted tor trial.
on; sosno consent.
' uni-— ’
WASRINGTON. Jug. era—cm.
films Ill-x one olivin‘
. .I In“ W
W hit log-3h M,
school spoke of her in glowing terms.
. Th” ‘3“ 'n.d‘
no a. student. her name having. op-
Io! the clue
clues meta.” he we.
Upcke cl! her this morning.
, the highest honors. We all thought
her.“
calcium." Banal will be in River—
. side cemetery. '
”or tthorwmlt Ber
when plans Will be arranged tor the ‘i‘ifiwkcn. N' '7" “‘1”? m 01‘ “11°-
-»s-
W
(Continued «I... reach}
To use one
or the once}?
or now, 1... lies-
tv tonal"
7 :11» cc
Statement trout thewlndow oi
as m in d W4 collm dots.
W of her clan mete- ln the
elite crust at the Home“: High
her midi)“ lbiiiw
poured on every honor roll through;
out her graduating year. They rc-
coiled. too. he; cataract-e to acquire
knowledge «end her popularity with
the occult: find the‘editcr of the
1318. your boelt‘ wrote ' " or only
(suit is shot she humane." Out o:
01$)?!“ 7 titty. students. tom.
one picked her on the "brightest."
John overt. who was president
of ms or the Norwuik
High school said ' .
,"8ho'rwso very popular with her
. “th Was very
studleuoxnnd led her close such you."
hire. Steele-y Carpenter. o! Bette
piece. formerly Glady- W. Beach.-
end I Min of Miss VOSburgh,
“She we; the brightest student we
had.” the sold. "and always led with
I, lot ot‘ber and the news of her
deitb was s. blow to us ell. She had
no intimateiriendo among the class.
for she was not the type that make:
friends qulckly. but we all saw” her
quoiidfl. and; liked and admired
The body of Miss Vosburgh will
be_brought'1.o' Net-well: this after-
noos.‘ ‘ .
The tuners: Will be held'=trom her
paints? home Thur-(icy ctlcrncon
at 3:80 o'clock Rev. Frederick ii.
Jeoobs’fputor of the South Nor-
srnlk Congregational church. will
'Thc annual meeting and dinner
Aceociation,
which was scheduled to be held
Thursday cite-ping at the Royal
James Inn, woe postpouid until
comp later date yesterde'y. because
of the death of 1418' Helen \"os—
,bui‘xh. dsughtcr 0! Judge George H.
and Mrs. Vcsburgh.
Among oxprcscong of symp..lhy
too-y were those from First Ms-
trict Commissioner Edward Finne—
gen Who said' “The vmpathy oi
the people of Nor-walk is extended
to Judge and Mrs. George ll. V05-
burgh in their sorrow."
District Commissioned John D.
Milne sold: "I learned of Miss
Vosburgn's death with extreme rc-
grct end consul) extend my deep—
en syxnpuhy to Judge and hire.
Vosburgh."
more tools come to light today
regarding Miss Vosburgh'e death.
Shortly otter 8 ociock yesterday
moraine Georg. cum ty, uoorruun
01400 Welt 118th street. saw u girl
Iesndnn.
Announcement wee med! 1
_Dr. George G.‘ Rowena. at _ M
ct-Educatlon..oi the ‘ v r-
the new artosian ctr
Nbrweik school. The well
ply sufllricnt woterrto tube
school several times as W-
present school. ,
"OnIoctuol test. the wells
seven gallon of voter e . . ‘
#20 gallons an hou " in“ ,'
cost. “The well is t S loot;
teanch pipe penetrates at
the rock strata end is tell
eight inch pipe. Around ’5
pipes whore they‘rncet I i" “
cement. This means their“
water can get into the well.“
“Today Mr. Ford. the
chemist; is expected to give . V
port concerning the voter
which in:- hae tested. The
outelhe West Nomi):
water enough for men! I
(«use a. storage tank is cause.
or water can be secured .
Well." 2
series Child .
(continued from Page ~-
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more than a. year was v
the Senate.
This is the bill which
up a statue cumming board
persons on which Would‘bb it.
her of any school of med- ,
which would examine
their flow-ledge of the 1w
tel principles ct medicine.
and practice. '
Hartford sent in a. bill to,
that city into fifteen words I
of the present ten which ill"
tel of 57 precmcts. 3"
Traffic Peril.
One of the bills sinned to - ’
pedestrians in these days at
vehicular traffic also opp
would urcquire' that persons
road on ‘vhich are no ii
shall fnce trafllc. Another
it would require persons to
the left hand side facing on
vehicles, and their failure to -
in action to recover dsmcge‘e
accidents. would be prim: focfl'
idence of neglect of their own
guards. .
Senator Ford offered .e Nil
abolish all county commissionlh
state and to transfer their 0%
the county sheriffs.
David S. Babtkas. who hed’
c
in o. nightgown perched on the
Window ledge oi the eighth llOOl' oi
"For God's coke. don't Jump!" he
screamed.
Students on their way to classes
heard him, looked up and Shout-col
similar advice to the girl. But, un-
heediui oi their words. she was seen
to leap into the sir. As one tell
her body turned. several times. muse
staking a ledge and she landed on
her ‘feet.
Dr. William'McClestiiino, attach-
ed to the colleee. was among the Mei
to touch her. lie saw that she was
living and rusucd not to the hospital i
“.ihcro Altos tus-
burgh attempted to spell: and
once is sold to have whispered to
Dr. (.‘eluiino:
in on automobile.
“You are Christ. I run your
dnughtcr.." ‘ ..
"She was n. brilliant student.
mama-Jeni
sold Mic! Mary McBride.
superintendent or Brooks Hall. "tine
won'honors in the economics Olabb‘
and would have been graduated in
June. Examinations did not worry
r.lO .
1‘33“" McBride. added. however,
the! the young woman had religious
delusions and suffered trom som-
nombuiiuii. V
Sundly night she nude her to
the room ot‘iilss Lorits. Bet oi
Houston. Pu... and, pounding her
brow. proclaimed herself the
delights: oi I. prophet. her friend.
top Iihpyv‘to tell: or think or pro-
phets. bold Miss Vosburgh to 101--
get it.”
cloWRIEE 0F
"‘uEElEousm.
:COIIRT DECIDEs
NEW HAVEN. Jon. 27.—-Light-
been Point. o. well know shore re-
‘ sort on the ”and here, ,Would be~
some {to property of the city a;
New Haven for a. price listed 3t
3830.000. according to a decision of
” m L‘Brown yesterdey lo
the’luperior court in condemnation
' ‘ brought by the city.
”the clfityrbfirecu of. compensation
axed the-mount of the *dty's pay-
aint ' theprcperty :et $239,500 in
I later: award. The East
Shore “mt Compouy. om»N
on of flip Sim, 1!. no lad tram
W. M‘ on! preecn‘ t n claim to
the? court ct “H.934.“ to; .thc
.a-IIHIn-:Ir~:mo new“.
fwd ob favorable to
_ r w for the owners
’33.
‘ ‘iefmstbelnor the
W ‘orouid when
l
1
Brooks aw. i
' . ,ciiinditton‘ continues to in?
ice-nae to practice medicine
1y the state department of
pt'lIlLlOT'iCd to have all his righ
stored. . '«
Senator Tone offered 1 label"
which would require the payment ‘
mechanics and laborers on
works the same scale of W“
paid by prhule contractors in.
some communities ior the
work. and requiring the labor
missioner to entorcc the low lull
respect,
’lhe influx of bills in the
was not quite as heavy as that
llousc, nevertheless, the quilt!
large and sumo oi the [nation
cszéng. Among bills were tho.“
By Senator ll ord‘l’or invent”
natural resources' of the auto“
commissions acting Jointly» it"
By Senator Robbine—Behllll’
absentecs \oting; amendmm
Ix'orwic city charter relating '
canclc in oillces oi treasurer. . .t
and tax collector; relating to B“ My
city court.
That the approach to the
ticut Hospital tor the insane it
dieiown shall be a. trunk Mil:
< To create a. department ol'
woltarc concerning Baluricll.
For issuance of etnte bond. -
Purchase at land (or shale porn
state forests. ,
For Home Memorial Hosplttl.
at New London, 88.000.
licquiring railroad to repul' ~
cipal bridges which open
tracks.
‘DAUGIIERTYA
MEANS’ 1‘
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-—~‘
Daugherty. iux‘er United .8!“
torncy General, appeared
tho trial“ of Thomas li‘eld
Gaston B. Means, for or
the Department of Justice. in.
anal court before Judge Will
Lindlcy and a Jury.
it is understood Mr. Doug
to take the stand later a or
for the outcome. lie was coco
led by William J. burns,
4r
.l ustice.
I
William Melillo s
i
The condition of Vt’iiiiam
of Human 'etrcet who is can
the Norwal hospital as the. -
of burnt it“ when a vul
machine blow up in“ the uteu~
Southjrlilorwuk Auto supply
pony. yet-1y uneasy morning.
reported improved may. it
stated, It the Wi”thut flip.»
were not serious one can it
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