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L‘ntored «5 second

5 . -cisss manor st
:OUTD Nov-walk. C

onn..undo1 tho Act

Limerick
rIz ze Won By Mrs.
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LDaylight Saving
On New Haven Rd.

.\'L\V HAVEN. March 6.—
That the New York. New Haven
.illd Hartford railroad will ad-
vunL‘I: the running time of its
trains one hour \io conform t o
daylight saving time. effective in
New York and Massachusetts on
April :6. was indicated at the
General Offices of the railroad on
inquiry hcrc yesterdav.

inquiry among local banks and
institutions which have changed
:heir hours to conform- to the
daylight saving schedule in pre-
\ious years indicated that they
would again follow the lead of
the railroad this year, it was
stated. Change in the clocks
exposed to public view in the
state is forbidden by the law
passed by the last legislature.

 

 

 

 

wqfi print (0 Ih” \‘vhlll:

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'-‘r\i(‘-E.
"cc Lontrovcrny over air power have

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' . Lemmittee. Suporintnedent of

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COL FECHET
WILL REPLACE
GEN. MITCHELL

Latters Public Utter-I

anccs in Controversy
Over Air PowerA re:
Cause of Downfall

HOUWZPROBE

 

 

Wanted Unified AirI

Force— Fechet Now:

In Command of.

Kelly Field

“'3. slilNCTON‘.
of Colonel

.‘larch tin—Tho
Jnmrs IT. Fochet
House today
“for department's choice to
urceod Brigadier General “'illiam
as isisnt chief of the sir
“T1051? public utterances in

the

. p: :Jllclsi “'ashington on edge for
- '. t‘fflT YL'I‘A‘IIF.

“v“l‘fI'RT Mitchell Will revert to the

1:11.: of colonel April 27. the day his '

mm 5501- takes office. but Secretary
“'n Pics .11.» not yet decided on s new
nm wt for him. ’I‘hnt he would
t be raidincd in his prisent post.
.wtim‘. been kno“n for sev-
days

'1 he nomination of Colonel Fechet.

h .is

v no is now commanding the air ad-
\3IiC6 flying
'l‘v \np

school at Kelly Field
YiiJ'LT. be continued by the
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WINS JUDGMENT
OF 11 MILLION
AGAINST MORSE

ALEXANDRIA. Va Mar. 6.
T‘Itc federal government has won :1
;dgment of 311.371.858.05 against

 

.;e Virginia. Shipbuilding Corpora:
headed by Chsrloo W. Morse,

'.0l1.
n‘their four year old legal battle

involving claim- an dcounter-claim. l

groping out of the corporation's
-V'll'time shipbuilding contract “lth
shipping board

Renewing s. previous finding in
Chancery by tho lots Judge Cherie:

I E. Nicois warding 82.500. 000 to the
5 :Iorporstion.

the doclsion in favor

the government was handed down
here yesterdsy by Federal Judgv
\V'addeli.1t has not been made
*‘noun whether the corporation will
appeal the decision.

NEW SCHOOLS
ARE ACCEPTED

The new Center Junior High school
Ind the Brood River schotlil In"!
' a the s

en accepted by pedl Sewing].
this

 

George V. Buchanan stated
morning.

The schools were opened this sf!-
iocu find the children entered for

fiist time.
_W'B
The Citizen: PM it he“;
quarters for tho mono lino
“human Candies. Tho full 1100 1'
earned hero of am mfl" m”
of confection- ud mm M M
shipments m t (hum
man'- in one link W4
pound does on hers. Win-i
19?. grow- ~M'o

to 1m
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”Whit '

(110 post office st
of March 3.1879.

 

Favdra b] _y Reported

 

 

 

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(Stories Beoehor Warren.

’85- _‘gxucifuiil I'H“~.
1 \V’ASHLXGTUN. March ., «A acc-
Icnd favorable repor't on tho nomina-

iion of Charlts B Warren of Mich. .:

gun to he attorney eL'neral “ is 01'-
Idcred today ivy the Senate JU‘LIICTJX‘)
omniittee.

 

.cans in conference v,otcd 28 to 11.

isaiiist consideration of the nomi--

nation in open session of Senate.

IEND COMES TO
H. D. CORNELL,
. ILL LONG TIME

First District Painter,
‘ We in

 

 

Was His Hobby

Heir} it. "orncll. “ivicly
painter. of lfii Main s'rcc’. passed
Inway at his borne last night after
‘ a lingering illness. .\ host of
iiimurn hi- death.

I For mare firm :1 urtcr of
century, .\ir. Cornell was (-iigugz-d in

friends

i...

the paint I’llrln'fis h;i\i::g an oft‘icc

Ili.li..“f‘\"’ . rcet ii-ur “nil
‘street.

li- not. 71 keen interest. in tratcru-

:11 mgnnizutions and “as a men her
.uf Uur Brothers' Lodge 12! Ullrl T."LI'
Ilous. Kahlua-wt Eitt'uiiipiiivfll, No. 19,
It‘hir Shivrs itch-:kuh Lodge Court
Narruk. 1‘. ;.nd .\.. and of the old
Company D.
.\ir CornLil's
his T51”. 01: r:\: i'}'
sil-ie, hv \I'us ‘il0\\ll the i'iur' in tho1
launch. a good site bout. lantlllar
all of tiles» \\ ho ehJoy tlic “'lll‘J'.

hobby in life “as
1|.‘I‘fxspinn

 

I-nc.

Besides a. widow. Air. Cormli is
sun'itcd by a. son ,“ho is in Los
Angeles. Cal. ire:- hrothers and two
sisters. .

i-fiinc l‘JI sci-Vices “H! be held from
the lulu linmr- at “'30 n'.!o~-k Sutur-
day afternoon. 1‘, Mc-

Rev. lui'iiest

.Gregor. pastor of the Nor-“nix Con-‘

will
IT? IN

Olilf‘lu'c
1'. «, Nor-

gregmionni church.
and interment will
“nil; cciiietery.

 

POSTAL MEN
GET CHECKS
ON MARCH 14

\VASITIXGTON. Mur.
einploycs throughout. the Luttntn
Will rccehe in their pay emeiop-gs
March 14 an additional check cov-
ering the increased pay voted thorn
in the new postal pay and rate in-
crease bill. The pay increase
retroactiie to January 1.

IDENNIS NAMED
, FOR TARIFF BD.

WASHINGTON. March 6.——Alfrsd
P. Dennis of \isrylsnd was nominat-
od today by President Coolidge to
succeed David J. Lewis. also of Mary-
us :1 member of the tariff

 

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land.
commission. .
— —-—Fur storage. 2 per cent of

Fully insured. Be-
mod tins. remit-ins. Stalin: at ro-
duco rstes Croce Fur Co.. «3
Mom 51. Phone. Stamford 869. Est.

1 91 LAdV.

GRADES 0F MILK.
Sold 1:1 The Norwuk Dairy Con
33 Center avenue are Grade B
whicho oil pasteurized Grudo A row
milk (bottled at forms where pro-
ancod): tuba-command milk from
W cowl (0y special milk.)
All milk that isn't tuberculin touted
as pootourised hers. Telephone 1“!

your valuation.

 
 
 

 

At the some time Senate Republi-E

... Memo]
Greta—H is BoatI

imown'

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N08_WALK'8 1'13

LzAND OWNED
BY BORGLUM
IS ATTACHED

;Approximat‘ely
100 Acres of Proper-
ty in Stamford In-
volved in Action

MEMORIAL ROW

David Stephenson of
Indianapolis Claims
Notes of $23,000 Are
Unpaid

, STAMFORD. March 6.-—Approxi-'
.mutcly one hundred sores of prop-
;. it}! here owned by Gutzon Borgium.I
the sculptor. has been attachtd f0"
”3".“00 in connection With a stilt
Win-'lglii by David C. Stephenson of
indium nulls. Indiana.

 

 

 

 

 

The action is: returnable to thi-
iSuncrior court fur Fairncld county
and alleges iiou- -pa)mcnt 0: two
inoicrs one for $18.0“ «latcd in; list
:22. 1923 and lhv h'lx‘i‘ fr; *1 MO.
ILi'itc d Octohci 12 11".“ .

. 311:. Mary lmrgiiim. wife of the
.-;“ilpl':l‘. is Ti'in v-l (is ;v- -i.;’ maker of
1‘: notes.

GET PERMIT FOR
$20, 0% BUILDING
IN HAVILAND ST.

Work Already Under
Way on Warehouse
Which Will Re Two
Stories

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‘3'“

Work was started this morning on .
the construction of :1 “'arf'hOllS“ and ,
ily Arthur;
ill-Ilia: wiiiT

garage in llriv'ii;m-i street.
Waidron and 5‘ The 1
cost Simon“.
The hUlI‘Illu:
to two stori»:, with a H 'OUI
'otvl iii 'ilrlvlh. T1 "ill
0t h.

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“Lrn completed \tiii‘
front I
hr.

and 2w:
.onstructed

The first
garage for )Ir.
the remaindr‘: o:

il‘I\.

tic-Jr will he uscd :is s.
“'aldon's cars and

the garage space

:wiii be r: nt-d out. as garage space-
Itu car 0“?.‘ r«. 111v,- garage “I" tn-
IlliOLIL‘l‘IiI} ”mu-- .1 uiili a cenicnt

liver and .. Lirgc “:uh stand.
The second floor of the building
:“ill be used .is u. unreliousc and

'Fll'Iicnl' ‘ shun I) .‘ir “’aldron and
Fi‘ll- 'l'hc Irllllillli: l‘ :w'lng ,ron-‘
nillli'lt‘ll iiimii‘r \ir \\'uldron's cur»:
« Lr\i:‘ion. .
V A permit :ur the construction ofI
;thr‘ building “(is taken out thisl
Iiiiorning. ;ii. the Office of iliiiiding.
! Tn-‘Pt't‘iui‘ Gvnrgc ii. Hubiwii.
I ”the: p- Flilll> .>-“U‘:‘IT by Mr. Hub-
Ibcl this iiim'iiim: “wi‘v:
I 1,011.1 .‘I. Clium‘. Imiigc :il‘L-zfillims.
in Third sti‘r-t, cost $2011. ,
James Colcr shins"- ‘zouse in...
Hniiund strcet cost 310:1 I

DRUG STORE IN
ST. MAIN ST. HASI
ITS OPENING

IStillson-_ Powell in New-
ly Decorated and Re-:
furnished H o m e—é

 

Gives Souvenirs .

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.xn cpooh in one of Nor-walks old-
lmslnr-ssvs is marked today if
ithe formal opening of the Stiiison-
Powell drug store at its new loca-
tion at 8 South Main street. For al-
most half a century this business
was located at ‘2 Washington street
in the building now being torn down
to make DlaC': for a modern struc-‘
ture.

At the new location. formerly that
occupied by Baxter Brothers. Thom-
as H. Powell. hood of Stimson-Pow-
ell's. is welcoming the many friends-
gained in the half century of busi-
ness here. The newly decorated

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store is wright with flowers. sent by
business associates.
The store has been refurnlslied

with the latest type of fixtures. A
sods fountain of the most modern
type has been installed. The refrig-
eration of this fountain is supplied.
not by ice. but by frigid air. Be-
sides the sods and soft drink serv-
ico. s light luncheon service has been
installed.

The firm was first established book
in 18;! and. shortly after in opal-
ing. moved to the Wuhlngton street
location. when it become toms!
the meeting place of the big non of
the town. Georgi.- C. Stillson insu-

 

 

PILOTS JUMP,

or sf: ws-r’srr 3

~ “u
SOUTH ’NORWALK, CONN” FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1925.

PRICE TH REE CENTS

 

 

Royal James May Go
.To lst' Bond Holders

Stockholders and Whitehead May Lose "A11
’ They Putin Place Under Decree of Court,

Issued Today

 

It was brought out in court that
on January let. 1920.1iie Nomaik
Realty and lmprmcnicnt company
issued first mortgage bonds to th
extent of 8200 I100 at 7 pcr cent in:
ten-st payable swim-annually
this amount. 8150.“"0 were sold
Later some Srfimnr, in bonds “H"

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redecnicd. Since that time. tho; in-
terest on 1hr bonds “as said to b- '
defaulted. ,

C. Campbell “'liitciiiud holds :1.

843.000 second mortgage or. the pro-

perty snd stands to lose :ill if the
. first bonds are not paid ML
The 1": stockholders. too. in tli'

concern. it is alleged. will lose what.

;ever money they have invested in

the Norwslk Realty
meat company. .

in tho foreclosure action. the Con-I
trsi Fertleld Trust company was:
trustee for the Sci-wail. ilcalty and:
Improvement company. [arty do.
fendsnts in the case “or: 1‘ ramp
bell Whitehvad. Clara l.. \\’ hitchead
Andrew J. Collins and Thomas C
Csvsnsgh. '

Unless the first mortgage bonds on!

and Improve-

in. Royal , Inn are taken up
and poid’ sick 1‘ nod 11. title
_;to‘tfl, 1! June: property will

;poss from the Nor-walk Ronny and
3 Improvement company to the hold-

ers of th- bonds who are: John C

Ca\ahzigh, .‘l. .\'. May-chaff. Fredq
.riri. 1.. i,..m.-on and i‘L-ny W!
ISlIN’Iks‘ 'II is; \\ .is il- 1‘ it I d ii‘. ll
udgmvn: iendsrc-l ii. is morning by
Judge iohn \\. Hanks in the Su-i
pirior Court a: Dridgcport in tho-
f’i.iret\lrvs=ir«- :ic'ion 231-011th by (h:
Pcmrul Fiill'ITQ‘IVI Trusv I‘Ulllp'.n.\’. .is
trlmo- leanal thr- Soruaik Realty

. .in-i liiiprm- merit compuny.

Th: John!

Benin ‘3) 5

court order cute-red Li-
that the Judgment is b)

‘fllril\'.- 'i ;md Ordtrfl a strict fore-1
‘CIHQILIM The fL-rt-i-losiirc is {or thr

>- ttli-iiivnl iii the STEIIJHU \‘urlh of;

“lot l-umds plus ii“crcst uniourting'
in fill it) Swim-I'-
\\'v'|: this ord-r, the draft of tin

stockholders iii iurining a "Protec-
tive Committee" as was done at

meeting of snug-r111 stockholders 315-.

‘vrvivr afternoon may prone fruit-y
loss iinirsu on appeal :roni tlic Judg-I
Int'ill can be lulu-ii. if 1hr Loud:
are not paid off and the title is
tran>1crrcd, ilun- is 1], big possibiw
iity that the sou of the Iiol-l andl
'prnpcrty to S'uriiturd pnriir-s ma).
‘Lqu' plum‘.

PLANES CRASH

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l
.<.\.\' ,\.\Tu.\'lo. Texas. .‘lath 6. I
-—-—\\'hc-n two Kelly Field planes col-.
iided in mid-air at an 1-lt‘vation 0!:
about {two feet todav. lvoih pilots
Jumped troiu th~ “n 1‘de mz-iiliiiirs
in puruvhuiw. landing; sartlvln soon
.{icr thoa burning planes.
win; in “mg. i-rushr-i to Liifill.

\\ HEAT PRICE BREAKS.
C Hit \GO. \larch ‘1 .—A break of:
more 'haii six cents .a bushel tookI
placc in \\ hcit today b(i'oie trading

 

 

had been in progress an hour. Ln~:
3-ier hcayy selling May fell 1051.55;
1-4 Lompsrcd with $1. 9.‘ 1- «i to

*l 93 3- 3 st yesterday 3 finish

lnexpocicd liberal imports flom
south .\lil(l'lca and rains in lndiuns
wore larggix responsible. ~

One of So Norwalk’s

;was on hand
“I‘I‘lilng Of t‘sts of anti-aircraft gunsi

 

TAKING STEPS
TO PADLOCK 14

N. Y. CABARETSI

U.TAttorney

New
G e t 8 Evidence at
Own Expense-Writs
Against Places

B’DWAY WORRIEDI
First Attack on Clubs

 

Catering to W 911- to-I
Do—Expect 500 Ac—I

tions

saw your: .xu-cn (Him.
11.. Buckner. the new Unifod Intel
otter-nor. has token mm
steps to padlock fourtoon of the best
known and smartest resorts in the
night life of the city. and “bile
ilriadnsy “as still suffering from
:he shock today word cnmc that the

 

'pmeccutor plans to proceed against

about
gathered by
:raiion.
Prohibition by Puuork.
"The policy of my administration."
Mr. Buckner announced. "will be

500 other pisccs on eiidence

, prohibition by padlock. so for as the.
Iopon selling of liquor is concerned." I

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«family and his staff

. tho inn
Icons-nor Trumbull was lncllpod to
m pow-i

the previous sdminis-'

 

Censures Dawes I

 

 

 

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dsywtthnotnuchcholgshssmn
per-stun»

'Sciiooi Issue Hold Up

The Weather . I

Partly cloudy iolkht no Songs

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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MAYSTOPISSUE
OFNEWBONDS

 

When 2nd District
Asks f o r $120,”
Bonds in Hartford

PUZZLING

Claim Same Grand List
Is B e i ng Bonded
Twice—Talk of Sub-
Mayors

 

 
 
 

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The request

 

GOV. TBUMBL LL

MRTWRD. Mar 6. -—The special
Icsr bearing Governor Trumbull his
from the in~
augural ceremonies at \Vashingion
arrixed here at 5: 50 o‘clock ins
night.

ed themselves so well pleased with
W am .'.l‘o be sure

thus- no:
howgvnoslittlo toofulntskm-
occasion in his insuguroi speooh to
criticize Boast. procucco. but. on
the whole. his impression of the day
in Washington “as highly favorablc

IFALL SERVED
TO APPEAR AT

 

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it is the first group attack msdo'

inn restaurants catering exclusively"

 

«Continued on Page Two.)

 

«O’SULLIVAN AT

BIG GUN TEST

FORTRESS MONROE. Var. March
R.——Only one menilwr of Congrrss
today to “Hit?“ 1h:-

“'sr department as
bittpr controversy

arranged by the
'1 result of the

I-tvhlch has raged in the House over

the relative value of aircraft in war.

Representative O'Suliivsn of Con-
necticut. a. member of the Home
Air. raft committee. came from
\\‘n~ihingion by niipi one. but his col-
leagues in the senate and House.
who had been muted. (silcd to put
iii an appearance.

M’CORMICK LEFT

 

WIEEZMILLION'

l HICAGO. March 6. —— Senator
Mediil McCormick left
estate of upwards of 8'.‘ “(00000 to
his w.ldow Mrs. Ruth Hanna Mc-
Cormick, for her life time. Mrs. Mc-
Co.mich “as named sole executri.‘I
and co-trustee With Vice President
Charles G. Dawes. The will was m-

ed today.

Deep

Mysteries Solved at Las:

 

An inte.esting sum has come to!
light recently renniing the naming
of "The Old l-len Club." In tho
history of that organization. in The
Evening Sentinel not long ago, if
was stated. that no one ever knew
win the club “as called "The Old
Hen Club"

Today. Thomas 1L Powell. man-
age:- nf the Balloon-Powell Corpora-
tion. told of a story he hoard years
ago of Mr. StIUBOn. in whose crust
ltoi's "in Wonhington street the old'
club mot.‘

George C. Stiiisou. according to
Mr. Powell. was s great chicken
fancier. Ho was so interested in
thou: that he kept close total on his
flockin thsysrdinthorcsroftho
storo. 1:. won his pads thst .hb hon!

howls-ring long into winter when

 

 
 
 

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mammeI
,_ I 1.476,.

and m in the spring before the
0th.! m
So serious was he in his tabula-

Iiion of egg records. that the mem-

bers w'ao wer fox-mod the Old Hen
club decided to play a. joke on him.
'Whilc he was «at one day. they
visited his hr-nnery. and slipped s
tow extra. eggs into the nests. Whoa
Mr. Still-on returned he made his
daily collection of em. and found
tho: ho had one more egg than
there were hens!

Of course. be land to tell shout it.
and was the proudest chicken fou-
cior in town. with s flock that could
lay more eggs than thoro wero hens
in the group. That woo—until osmo-
ono revoolod the joke. It was from
this incident that the gathering of
loading cidsonswho at that urns
mdoupthccluhvicksdtbsuflo
in: me you a. mark

his entire .

 

.By Associated Pct-s9.

.f'iii.\'i:.\'.\‘i:. “3. . AIN‘ 8-—
.\lbcrt B. l'ull. lormvr S-cruary 01'
.mL Interior will be served at El

Paso Tcxus with a subpcsns to ap-
'.-ca.r so a \ iinrss for the Goxern-
meat in the Tr-upet Dom-t lease an
iiulm- nt trial opuiiiig here )ionda}
i'. ‘1 us annnun :1 Ll today.

. STOPPING BOARD

lly Tll‘ _\~so-ialcd Press.

Cll.\'l_\.\l. .\i.i.<~. Marci. (ii—The.
I l'nitv .i 5111- < Shipping Board:
Isteamrr .\l‘iigr‘<. “-hith \i-(nt ashore
;on llalf Moon Shoal. twenty rive‘
'miics West of Pollock Rip Light
Icariy today. was retlosted by the

'idc “ithout «inmate. according to
mesmiges rccrix‘t d from iii"
‘13- lh-' limit” r'«lrporu'ion of
Ic-rica. station hrrc.

.\ m ~

The Artiuus, a 3.000 ton ii‘ciglitt-r
, iii command (an Captain Nelson, was?
,Ild'lnd trmu Norfolk. \‘a.. to Mati-
Idiester, lliigiainl via Boston with a

Imircn .0 fruit and was due to ar-
riVe in Host-m tong. Thc coast
:uaid ciiitci Aim-hm! had been or-l
tdered to proceed to the old of thel
Arugu- and “as a few miles trom
I her whcn the steamer was refloated.
Iprcsumabl) hv the risks tide.

YRS. JAMES FLYKS ILL
Mrs. James Flynn of 132 Flax
Hill road is seriously ill at her home
with grip and hrouchinl asthma. Dr.

.P' I. Burneii is in attendance.

 

(‘flYCKI-ZN Tater
Mike Soltik of 3 Lubrario place.
Inotiiiod tho polico yesterdsy after-
noon that sorneono had stolen seven
chickens out of his chicken coop on

 

Wodncsdsy night. The mutter is
being invest”.
—TflE MORGAN STORE.
Headquarters for hudwore an-

nounces stocks of buildu‘s hard-
ware. arming tools and implements
and general hardwsro. This snob-
ishment is well propsred indeed
this spring season with "Things in
the Hordwsrs-Lino.‘ you'll nood—
sll oorroctiy priced by tho way. A.
D. m Wuhiuton OL—Adv.

MAN'S urns
. Pom CAKE
it is made from tho vory. boot and
iovwholosono and condom osttng
lads under Idosl condition in the
his shop that m ”union‘s

 

 

. new schools in he city. nu: not be

.‘xhe Legisiaiue i-‘inanco Committee

All members of the party re I
ported s pleasant trip and exproso- I

 

TEAPOT TRIAL

BOAT FLOAiLO

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of the City of Non
walk for authorization to issue 8359.-
IVOO in bonds for tho construction of

:ranl'-d by the State Legislature. be-
am» of the existent».- of some
min; districts and the unconsoli-
Jated condition of tho city.

This {set was brought out yester-
day. when a committee of dam:
:oprc-senting the CH} “em befo‘f.

and asked tor the $350.00. bond Do

we and snoth-sr contains. ~ 'm

seating tho Second fixing 'Dhflct
wait before the we m

and Mo d issue .1 ‘1’.-
“a mo -1.-- «3’ -

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km of tho Who'd:-
miuoe could so: shoot-ton. a.
system of gow-rnrnont new II “-
;ence in Nornaik. They could
:99 how it had .1 iii)‘ gmm2i1t
.dnd another gun riinio-nt in the Fin
. Second and Third Turing Districts.

Judge William F. Tammany rep-
resenting the Second Taxing Dhflct
2111: went before the Committos sad
asked for the approval of the Sec-
.ond District bond lama. This mat-
tcr “as laid and and the other
committee consisting 0: Mayor Tho-
mas Robins. Corporstion Counsel
John J. Cuneo. Aziorucy Jose T.
Dunbar. Douglas Nash and Mrs.
George F. Brits went bcfnrc tho

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CHILDREN UNITE
DIVORCED PAIR

STAMFORD. March 6.—Thc com—
'mon ime tor

thr-ir children has r6
'llllild‘d Mr. and Mr: Lloyi llrom'
Iicld aftvr three” \ezirs‘ separation.
ThPy wen: diVOl‘t o-d three scars ago
and, st lhul, time. had three young
LFiidren. The little ones went to 11".
will; Mrs. Bronitield's parents. Mr.
.md Mrs. \Vili‘iuni Burtis of Glen-
lvrook. Mumford. itoth parents stw
”be children -two little boys and n
girl—frequently and. at times. nut
I one unoth» r. 'rhcy came to the cons
Ir‘luston that the} had made a male
I tzikc so (how oht.:incd :1 marriage ‘-
"1150 h"!‘? and were married 3133191"

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‘c. .yoby lhr-‘lltv‘ S. .I. livers. {)8le ~
‘m‘ the l'nion .‘? morinl church at ‘ ':
IGL ‘rl’ll rook. :

Mr. liroxnm .ci issn engineer in
‘l'onkers and the couple will N"

there with their children after that
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WASHJXGTON. nu.
the support of the Senators the:
have read out’o? tho porty councils,
the Republicans proceeded loan! ‘5
the reorganization of the new 8on-
ale.

Senator Moses of New Hampshire
was doomed president pro ton on
Senator Pittman. Duncan. NM
me choir» of the Moor-tic eoo—"
reronco. The vote was to to so.

STUDEBAKER ovum
30m A REAL GAIL
There is o swoopiu M which

characterizes thh cor—Tho w
W _with its beautifully m1;
ed rear deck. the body being long:
low and graceful as s grog
Every detail is in best tests. A
its beauty is matched with cuss-é! ‘
and computation of m ”
Tho splendid power of tho W
Showingwnhiuquietnndm
tioulo-s performance. My hood“
every “surmount. 33 m:
tires and not-rs! wood whooh sat
tho tins] touch of m M:
W “or Cor Co.. West sve-
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