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PRICE THREE CENTS .
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Printed Tomorrow. '
Marieo, Dawes’
Dog. Disappears
CHICAGO. March .X—W'hile
his master was taking the oath
as vice president of the United
States yesterday. Marico. wire-
halred fox terrier belonging to
(‘rr-ncrsl Charles G. Dawes, dis~
appeared from the Dawes home
in Evanslon. ,
Nels Reusen. th’o fantily chauf-
'r‘lll and canine custodian. was
pathetic in his appeal for polie-s
assistance.
“If that dog ain't back when
the General co 3 home I hate
to think what he will say." he
said.
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ASKS AID FOR
3 ENACTMENT 0F
POLLUTION BILL
Mrs. Howard Lowndes
Tells Women at
Benefit All
AIDS PROPER“,
Declares Séashore Isl
Made Disgusting ——
Wants Our Water
on... of the speakers at the pits:-
tloon met-ting of the Norwalk Re-
plilviiczlll \Vomen‘s association held
.n Royal James Inn yesterday.
mil-wing lhl: rcgular luncheon was
‘iln
Hrs. Howard Lownde-s. Who talked-
nn lrlll‘": food in connection With the1
12- .' fisheries.
“l mini to stun}. of ti;-: illll Which
~. non. before the legislature in re-
gard to the clearing and cleaning up
I! polluted slrcnm.‘ and waters." she
raid. I
"No
hurls are not. For the latter. I will
an,» that for a number of years ash-
~~.lr.-n and shell ash dealers have
"v‘cn trying to introduce a. bill for
'he removing of sewerage from
-'renms and rivers. in order that they
"lIR‘ilf curry on their business in
.~:l:'.t_\- to those “ho use. their pro-
ducts. They were unable to have
the bill passed however, on account
of the expense entailed.
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Pthos. Pf: ' InfiWfiP'n
From P. and .\. Photos Inc.
President ('oulidgc standing behind a battery of microphones which 'broedcast his inaugural address
throughout the country.
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Just behind the two are .‘El‘i. Coolidge. and Frank Stems. the mun that IIISCTHl‘fl‘d the President.
ing
Photo “as sent by wire from “'a-hington to Vcw York.
From 1". and A. Photos inc.
cx-Presidcnt. administering the oath of unit-e. to l'mlllrnt Colllidgc.‘
NEDRILISIS
“Now we have s bill to clean upg
:he situation. introduced by the«
Manufacturers' Association who have!
realized the damage to health and;
: property caused by unclean shores. .
‘ “Of course. by doing away with;
the. pollution in the waters, they will;
' he helping each and every one of us)
present. Being situated as we an;
(ilrel‘liy on the water-front. and de-i
pendent to a. great extent upon ill
for our nmlntaineuce and pleasure,
ve should all be interested in it.
"To those who depend on the water
~ unrely. far their livelihood. the polo
Iutlon of the water. of course. means?
much more. But I am asking you;
if you \lould not all feel much better:
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OLOOOlROLICE!
MYSTERIII BLAIR.
The .VOI'WGJK Police department
solved a deep and dark mystery
yesterday.
"There is a big pool of blood on
Broad street," was the statement
which came over the telephone in
the uptown police station several
times during the day. .
The police investigated. ho acci-
dent: no assault. The blood braved
. to be red paint spilled the night be-
fore by s boy.
THE sonwaui DAIRY CO.
Its owners are sure and'sppflcu'
um in patron! “d
l are ”NAME
. loan!!!
as to 00.!”
‘ done
its patrons at all times as it has
its the past. 83 Center Aver—Adv.
wuss rrs rm: can RADIATOR.
Thais leaky have the Job done by
{tire of the facts
conducted dairy.
surly
C0,. at .00
Main st.. Not-walk does work in this}
night’s-ices prevail.
' cent. over last month.
hgin until the beginning of June.
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Reports Show Men ‘ in;
Norwalk Are Inters;
ested'in Work Beingi
Done at Armory
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Healthy increases in drill attend-5
ance at both the local Natlonal‘g
Guard'unlts are noted in the omclaI;
"Bulletin" of the 43rd DhiSloxl. The-
Ian Bu. 'Combat Train. under in»,
'command of Captain Joseph Lock-
biggest drill lnv
with 17.7 per
Battery "C,"
Captain Edmund Precce Command-
ing. is next in the state for increase
with 15.9 per cam. greater attend-
ance st. drills. .
This is declared to be an encour-I
aging state in Norwalk hational;
Guard circles. where added interest:
is being taken in the technical work.
previous’to going to Tobyhanna tori
two weeks in July. A gunners;
school for enlisted men will be held.
by Captain H: M. Greene, F. A., D.’
O.'L.. and Sgt. Chllds. D. E. u. I...
at the- local armory. on Friday,‘
March 13. All N. C. O.‘s and ela-i
listed men qualifying for specialists
ration-will draw extra pay while at-
camp or on Federal service. ‘
The latest report shows a total or
5 Oflcers sfid‘lu enlisted men in
the‘Gusrd here. with 3 officers and
59 men in thepombst Train ma 2
owners and ”(Simon in the Battery.
Recruiting has been Withheld/or,the
‘tew mouths. and may not be-
hgn, shows the
crease in- the state.
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needs the attention of experts in
the radiator line. Your problem
will recelve,tbs correct sori‘of at-
tlon and the Job done in a sails-
.manncr at The 'Norwslk
Radiator Repairing Co's. Establish-
Phone 254.~Ad1.
i. Up-to-dste equipment for
' .ln..tbls.line here. 60 Main
8, NW“ Phone 95 L—Adv.
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iot’t‘leer or the special beast 1.1,of‘fhe:.gini;l. the President's cal-incl mini
ATTENDANCE AT ;COOI.IOOE STARTS NEW TERM .
“DOING TIIE DAY’S WORK” WELL.
New York Police Hold Man
Wanted By
State Troopers
llliGl‘ii-‘IELD. March
fourth man of a gang of
crooks now hehlmi l-ars vhnrgetl pith i
the theft of morr than sit"); auto-
IIi‘lohilel-I. burglary of T-‘nres and:
James. and :1 Bridal “ah r holdup. is‘
inning ll“ill by th-- No-w York city no-1
‘iiCV' for the fiillcvfivld State police. ‘
Sta‘c l'ohc- lllzln 1.01:: 5‘.
"art nicht went to New
fie—The
Yoxk to sr-'
rule extradition papers for Frank
ail-“god ' Dyan. pal of Henry Narkin. Conrad;
\Vochek nu.) Raymond Mott. Th"
last three are from Danbury. Dyan
f‘r'llltrl from New York The four
will be tl‘led as soon as D33: is
brought 1-; t‘ullni-rticuv.
Their :tl‘?l\’lll"el haw -xtcnriod
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Plains. X. Y.
ETEuS KlWANlS -
5 HOW PHONE CO.
I Ams__I3_lISIRESS,
.Lieut. Dooley Speaks
On “Public R e l a -
tious” a t R oyal‘
James Luncheon
ASKS HELP
Says Company N eeds;
Co-operation in Its En-
' deavor to Give Good
Service
. “Public neutron-l" w... the subject :
[of an interesting talk given this-coon '
I lit-fol'c the Ki his club at in Royal‘:
' James inn by Lieutenant‘ F‘. .\l. [3001- '
«y of the Southern New l;llglal'ld-x
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ILil-ut. Dooley is lht‘ vulnllu l‘l'lz-i s- r\'-
”“0 super\ iso: of tilt l rvlllPCln).
1 Ho Nlltll
"ll givcs us a. gust (lmll of pleas-
urc to nice: with a Kiwanis club to
t-ll th-‘m nomwthlnc about our trio-
lphonr Mlslno-ss. .\ Y“i\;‘llil()llt man is
.\\illing to talk >hup at all lllll'*5. ,
- "(m .‘llll‘t‘h T, 1‘7-1. Congress
xranletl to Alcxzznlhr Graham Belll
jthe most valuable Single patent ever
Itssued in any COUDlr}—all invention
'30 new that not even a name could
I‘Le tound fox it in any of the world's.
“angling-s. ill- had a. great deal of’
{trouble trying to raise money enough
,1!) organize a company to manufac-
~Tlil‘x' this apparatus. HI; had stilll
greater trouble trying to get sub-3
«Hikers for this service.
"The first tell pltono- switchboard
in the world was Istahlished in Ncw'
Haven. "unnecticul. in 1‘75: and.
since that tllnc the (text-.oplncnl has:
lbeeu constant. The instruments;
mere crude as compared with the in-1
By Associated Press. :lrcnking inaugural address still ”rumor-Yb 01' $043.“. The lclrpllone;
“‘ASHXNG’I‘OX, .‘llarell 5.—an-TSMne Mlle.) with mm m his attack?“ that um». was non-rt of woodcut
HIE pledged himself anew to 111'; on Senatt rules. \thlcli ll-Tm“ (mall-ex arrangement ““h P large dla-‘
F-E!‘\iCQ of the nation in an inaugural
ceremony of almost unprecedented
simplicity. President Coolidge ‘took
up today the {our yrnr~ burden
placed upm his shJuldcrs by the
\pcople With no indication that he
might cnange his simple program of
“doing the day's work".
Vice President. Dan es. inducted
into that offce yesterday shortly bOv
tore the l‘resid ant's inauguration.
second day as' presiding
l! b the
precedent-
meanwhile.
his
new Senate.
startling effects of
man to tie up legisiltlou with a: fili-
buster; some frankly and \igorously
didn't and few were neutral.
Lacks Anornep General.
1 “'l'll the induction into office to-
iduy of Frank 1'3. Kellogg oi Minne-
lsota. as Secretary of of State suc-
cecding (‘harics 1”. Hughes. and
William M. Jardinc. of Kansas. as
Secretary ongriculture to take the
place \ncatrd by Howard M. Gore
to become Govcrnor of West \‘ir-
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MUNSIE STORE
‘ OPENINGIS‘SET
EORSATIIROAII
yes: 3333 rs‘liuhliini'e‘
0f . Dry Goods-_—Two
Floors .
With the opening of the Mannie
Store set for 9 s. m. Saturday morn:
ing. alterations are practically com—
pleted on the Gottlieb building at
10 South, Main street. Stock has al-
ready been moved in by My. Mun-
sle. and a. force is at work putting
the goods in place.
The store will occupy two floors
of the building. The ground floor
has been altered. ‘a. new win-
dow front of the' odern typeylin-
stslled. The interior hasbeen fin-
ished with light oak panelling and
fixtures. The dustproot clothins
cases are also in llgbt'osk. as are
the modern fitting rooms.
‘ The store will curry‘ a'full line of
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iROXBlIRY CLUB
* MEETS; , TALKS
1 OF OED TIMES
iOrganization Started
‘ In 1902 By Men In-
? terested in Fishing
f And Outdoor’Life
Old times were talked over Jtho
annual meeting and dinner of the
Roxbury dub held last night at the
Norwslk Country club. Twenty
members were present.
The .tollowing officers were re-
elected: President, Frederick H.
.Quintard. Vice President, Henry “2
Gregory and Secretary and Treasur-
er. Ge'orgo E. Curtis; Directors.
Samuel L. “'eed. Hartford S. Weed.
John Manning and George “’ood-
word. '
‘ The Roxtury club is an organiza-
terestod in fishing and outdoor life.
The club has a summer camp 1!
Bantam Lake. I,
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tion composed of 25 Local men in-
.phragm lnntle of skin. 'l‘hn user al-
iternatcd in listening all-l <pv~aking.i
iContluuod on Page 'i‘wo.)
’CLERII AOMITS
IIE COMMITTED
P. O. ROBBERY
Confesses He Took $10
From Safe at Agri-
cultural College at.
Sierra
WILLIMANTIC. Ma r.
Angeli,
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.1.—Earl C
of Gurieyville, clerk at the
postomce sub-station at the Connec-
ticut Agricultufal College at Storrs
has confessed that he took $10.32
from the station safe and then re-
ported it had been mysteriously rob-
bed. according to Posloflice inspector
Charles W. J. Mulvey of Boston. who
investigated the reported robbery.
Angel] at first denied taking thc
money but later admitted that he
took it because he needed money for
his wife and children. the inspector
says. Angeli was taken to Hartford
and arraigned before I'nited States
Commissioner Corbett today and hold
for the United States Court.
CARDISAL HAYES RETURNS
NEW YORK. March 5.—Csrdinal
Hayes returned today from the Be-
hama. Islands on the Munargo. after
an official visit. He confirmed sixty
natives. It was the first Visit of a
Cardinal to the islands.
INITIATE
“'anoma Councll. Degree of Poets
hontas. will initiate several candi-
dates at a meeting to be-lield to-
in $500 bonds .furnishld by a friend .
night.
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Prayer, Success of
Basketball Champs’
CHAPEL HILL. N. C.. March
f~.—Pray(-r has been the biggust.
meter in the three. Southern
Cont‘crruco bask-:tball champion-
ships won by the University of
North Carolina in the past (our
years in tile opinion of the
team's coach. "Monk" McDon—
ald. who today disclosed a-secret
that has been kept invioquly by
members of the basketball squad
for five years.
Just before the game and be-
tween halves. McDonald said. the
"praying" Tarheels bane offered
test the.v have entered in that .
period. The secret of what 0
believes to be nine tenths of e
team's prowess on the court {in
heretofore been regarded as a
matter so sacred and personal
lliatit néwcr'leiked out even to
the student body.
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POLICE MO
TO STOP THEFIS
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So Many-Taken, Belief
Is It Is Work of 01’-
ganized Gang
A series of thefts of bicycles and
bicycle parts. strbtching over a perlod
of several months. still continues to
battle the local police. despite their
efforts to catch the guilty ones.
The first of the thrills were re-
ported to the police last fall-and
sinct- that time one bicycle after an-
other hns been stolen from th’
streets of this city.
Last evening Albert \‘an Loan of
El creley :sanue n‘ported to the po-
lice that while he was attending the
moving picture show at the Rialto
theatre. someone stole a tire from
his bicycle. The police following the
complaint went to the place near the
Trowbridge box factory where the
bicycle “an parked but could find
no trace of the missing tire.
Several of the bicycles have been
stolen near the Rialto theatre and
several from near the Palace theatre
Two were even taken from the
steps of the City Hall. where resi-
dents attending the show a! the
Palace theatre had perked them.
it is believed by the police that
the theft: are the work of a. gang
of bicycle thieves who are working
in this sectlon of the stats and that
the bicycles after they are stolen are
taken away in automobiles and dis-
posed of in other citie‘.
With this thought in mind, the 10-
cal authorities are 701118 to commu—
‘ nicste with the police of other towns
and cities and 'endeavor to learn if
bicycles aro being taken there.
The police will also ask the co~op-
eration of the police of the other
cities, in locating some of the bi-
cycles stolen from this city.
Most of the victims of the thieves
in this city have been school boys.
Chief of Police \Villlam H. Penning~
ton in view of the fact of the great
number at thefts, has issued a warn-
lng to boys not to park their bicycles
in the stleets for any great length
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“tum DUPLEX MODELS
IN POPULAR DEMAND.
The Special six Duplex Phaeton
like other Duplex models are in
very popular demand. This parti-
cular model edabllsbes also a new
idea in value among medium priced
automobies. It occupies a 1m
among highest.grade automo-
wbore opium power. perfect
performance. complete equipment.
‘zha beat out)“, of m the
finest upholstery. ankle-Coppola!-
ment are!“ use“ qualifications
Very few meters .iadeedmld- meal
these room at be unde-
mcm mmm
Csr Co. Watson—Mr.
ISR
prayer for victory in every oon- ‘
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Mrs. Mewborn S a y '3'
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. proved But Needs
‘ Careful \Vatching —-
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INTERESTING Tami"
{Declares State, T o 0;,
l Lacks Funds for In-
. spection—Mrs. Mull-
; ings on Federal In»
‘ spection
; Roth the local and the Federal
sides of meat and milk inspection
Twer»: discussed at the weekly round.
Itable luncheon of th‘ Norwaik Re- -
ipuhlican “‘r-men‘s association.,held
'yesterliay noon at th" Tit-val James
' Inn. I '
. .{l‘l (lceiltllt 'IH‘J‘JJan'Tt charme-
;terized the me-‘ting. Mrs. Alcxandtf
Rummler presiding as chairman.
There were thrte speakers at t5«
‘lli°“llng. the first "to discussing“
land meat inspection nml the third.
|Lhe polattting ot' lmrhor waters iv
Iconneetion with pure teed The last
subject was discussed by Mrs. How»
jut-d Lmvndes. "
l Mrs. Charlton Murmurs gave an
Iaxcellent resume of the local gun.
tion and file need for strong snoot-
' vision and inspection of the milk an
‘ meet situation.
. Nani lnepacdol.
Mrs. Robert Mulllngs discussed
who meet inspection from the Fed-
,>.ral standpoint, telling why we need
inspection. and zit-in: a brief ac-
count of just how this inspection is
carried on in one of the big Jerse:
receiving and :~hipplr.g cattle ech—
. tel-s.
“Dalrymen 3:6 besieging' ihe'state
at the present time for inspectiono!
their stock for tuberculosis." stated
{Mrs Men-born in opening. "Them
Lire no loss than 3.000 head of calflo
lrlght now which were due for u re-
.test in January. And. then. the“).
Hioutinued on Page Four.)
. 0F CAUSE FOR .
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CHILD’S DEATH
STA MFORD, Mar. 6.—.\'o criminfl
responsibility is found by Coroner
John .1. Phelan in his finding todly
into the death 0" Guiseppe Panero.
two year old child which died in the
office of Dr. Bernard 1. Kafka here
.Fcbruary 1'4. The child died while
the physician was performing gvx
operation for removal of thc tonsil!
and adenoids.
The finding of the Coroner. while
absolvlng the physician tram crlmb-
al responsibility, censures the whil-
cian for failure to have an 3.331th
to administer an anaesthetic dam
the. operation. Except for this. the
Coroner says the operation was
mainly correct in form and an.»
stance. The child died. the Cocoa!
says. from shock. probably @5qu
by toxic influence of the anaeethetgc.
PERMITS FOR
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Building Inspector George 8.
ing permits this morning: _
C. Pesto. perch addition in Chapel
street. cost $153. .
McMahon and Kane. house and
garage at Rowsyton Beach. oost.’
87.000. -
ll. Kamman. bungalow and gir-
age in West Nomlk avenue. you:
38.500.
Si—PBM
Five dollars will be given awiy
free "or! 4-! beginning rues. so:-
the last line in The Evening lent! -
net's Great Limerick Contests.
mom M18!!! 0
Poll! '
It is made tron the very beam-fix
is m and delicious clung.
lad. under ideal conditions in
.bahe shop that makes lull“-
F‘smeua Homeouade Crullers.
"I grocer M “v.1".
Hubbell. issued the lolloulng build-I
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