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DAVID B.
Dan-l E. Dl-‘lau. Il-‘flll of th“
I) 1km. 1153.2” nonunun “1‘ NurnnIk.
"3 g: 3.. 1%.: ’lm Council tonight
".«ZRZ that the Hvullh ollicer ln-I
V"lL’Il" KIN" svnuze diaposal unit‘s-i
inn Ili‘f“. and rrr-ort a romwly. has
’v"«II-'lIvI_\‘ lion“ n< much. i! Ylut mnl'u.
QJJIII :linono ran-nliv to bring back
too ovster Miler. to its old
urnc tame.
lie is fighting pollution of the
xiv-rs oi the Sound and. in addi—
z-m. he is slmuinc that presvnt con-
ur: menace to health. a
-i">'l‘l‘j-'T of proprrly
w-rv' 'u the growth and prosperity
.4: Neglu'rlIk.
lln «l-‘chres that of all Norwalk's
III'II'L> «L
i 1.. second-class umtler at U."
1.x“ k (.onn. under the Act or ‘-
und a dttri?
vost office a:
larch 1:. l879.
Pollution , I
DECKER
«no w—Calf
the "pol-
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II-“Jl’ll
{bathinc
Histor-
- fully
4‘ u'llflll'
\\';.l' il~[~..rtmvni. Igocausv of tho.
lyre» nl syfirm of turning s~mugr into
'hv- Nox‘anlk hnrhnr.
“It is not a nice ill-a tn think than
“0 lot nnr rv‘sillrnl‘l Iu‘l‘ihi‘ in sewage
lmprvg’llatvd “sh-r." Mr.
yald. “Marvin Beach. Harbor View
funnel: and the Country club beach.
{all come within the lone atom which
[oystermcn will not even use a bucket
:0'.‘ water."
Th? possibility of a ban being
placed on these lumber. cspecially
rodent at .\'v'\v Ilochells. whom.- three
bathing beaches n'r‘re ruined in the
flame mannor inst summcr.
0ng ‘ZRabbi”_Browne, 72, Arrested ;
' On Complaint of PresidentI
H5 .\_\~0(‘lnlcil Press.
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F. B. M. Bro“ne, 72.
.\rn~.-rican J--“lsh Seventy Elders
lEll pastor of Temple Zion in the:
Bronx. was arrested today on a war-
rm: 111 pinch the complainants, Cal—l
"in chladziv‘. .‘lrs. Coolidge and.
Frank Stunl‘ns, charged him
“annoying the President."
It was charged that the Rabbi had;
inflicted upon the complalnnnts anI that the Coolidges and Mr.
-1»alancho oi lct'ers demanded that!
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claimed the American
Sox‘emy i-Ilders spent in campaigning
tor l‘r-~s;dcnt Coolidge last l-‘all.
Rabbi Browne was arrested
FLORIDA; NOT
ENTHUSIASTIC
:‘Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Montgomery Away
Two Months — “Two
\Veeks Enough”
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Mr. and Mrs. John A. Montgom-
~-.~_v O! in Bottswood road. have re—
rvirn~d to Norwalk after spending
two months in Florida.
Mr. Montgomery was not extreme-
ly enthusiastic about living in the
south.
"Too weeks is plenty." said Mr.
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colt. .1 xmrson would nearly go
:razy." .
Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Visited
St. Petersburg. Palm Beach and
Miami.
On an automobile trip. they visit-
Cd Coral Gables in which property
:everal local people. including Cas-
‘lu! M. Webb. is interested.
Mr. Montgomery was. extremely
enthusiastic about Coral Gsblu.
"It will be a beautiful city." said
Mr. Montgomery. "But the owners
Want the place paved with gold in
'he case of selling the property.
513.000 is not an unusual price for a
2-0 foot lot."
MULLIGAN'S BARS“!
Pom CAKE
it is made from the very best and
is wholesome and delicious outing
Made under ideal dominion. in the
halts shop that make- Baum
£4: ' 9 int ,. 7‘ '.. " '7
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Scorn. Srrnco \g-n: “‘oitsman of
YORK, March ltu—Rabbli the cus'oms lint-ion. and arraigned;
head of the in Yorkville Court.
When the aged patriarch produced
apparently au‘henlic letters from
former Presidents McKinley. Harri—
son. 1" oseult and Harding. lli.‘ was
parifi) in his own custody. “ilhoui
bail. tor examination next Monday.
The secret senico agent testified
Stcarns
had received a err-at number of 1.4-.
br- l“‘lmhlll'3(‘d for half of $26.00"; lers from Rabbi iirnwne demanding
Jewish that they pay him $12.5Hu. and mm
they had replied 0 many of these
CLEARED $505 ON
REGENT .SHO
Preparing for Election
Of Officers and Mem- .
bership D ri v e —
Teams to Be Chosen
The Norwalk club cleared $505 on
the recent play staged at the Regent
theatre under its auspices recently.
it was reported at a. meeting of the
organisation held last night.
The following nominating com-
mittee was named to bring in a
slate of officers for the ensuing
year at the next meeting :. George
F. Belts, Albert Maikin. Edward
Morehouse. \Villia'm Howard. Gear-3e
Curtis. F.~W. Southworth.
It was voted to hold a member.
ship drive undo: the next month.
At a special session to be held
Decker ,
that of ihv Country cluh. limis prev
The Jewish Big Sisters are I
va invrstigaiing the care.
INORWALK CLUB
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INORWALK'B III
5PASTY FACE is ’
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?Mrs. Perkins. Robbed
0f $25,000 Worth of,
Gems, Describes
Bandit to Police
DRUG ADDICT
7C3 ught Glimpse of
Gray Haired M a 11
When Mask Slipped
For Moment
XHVV YORK, March 14'). -'- Tho
’pasly race of a gray haired man is
I the principal clue police have to the
Ilnir-Sl or a series of jewel robberies
Ipvrpmrnte-i upon women who fro-
Imwnt the cabarols of Broadway.
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l Mrs. Beatrice Perkins. 24. irom
masked burglars tool!
some \‘alur-d at more than 825.000
‘ycstvrday. told the police she had
,cuught a fleeting glimpse of the face
or a mail. "anmrently a. drug ad-
‘dict." when his handkerchief
lhud fallen. -
Mrs. Perl-dos, Who Was human in.
to mseusibility and threatcnrxi with
torture by fire until she disclosed
. the hiding pluce of her jewels, was
€iu a highly nervous cundiuon today.
‘STRIKERS CLAIM
GAINS IN THEIR
I whom th rec
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at 500 to 800
Employes Did Not
Go Through Gates to
Work
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Boiler Tenders and En-
gineers Serve Notice
0f Quitting —— A r e
Forming Unions
\VILLIMANTIC. Llarch 10.-AC-
CEStlUHS to the ranks of the striking
employos o! the local plant of the
American 'i‘hrcarl Company wort
claimed by the strike loaders today.
500 employes in the manufacturing
departments who worked yesterday
duin at so through the will gator.
this morning but turned away and
‘Joined the strikers in their munch
Ithrough Main street to the Gem
theatre. '
The mass meeting was
over by Miss Amy Hooker. president
ot‘ the \\'illimn_mic Textile Council.
The: speakers were Miss Mary Kelle-
her. the organizer. ad Charles D.-
Kavsnoy. oi Schenectady. organiser
{or the International Electrical
Workers.
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The manutscturing departments Prize Limericks of The E\ cnlng Sen-I LC
or the plant. in number two and
{our mills. are not organised. and
the employee there are the carders.
spinners and twistcrs. It ml said
that a. union would be formed or
;these trades at a mass meeting to-
] night in the town hall.
; l'nion headquarters claimed today
;that a check up of the striker- in-
dicated that about 3.000 of the 2.-
000 employos were out. A commit-
I tee forecast a complete tie up or the
’plant by Thursday.
The boiler tenders and engineers
Jars said to have given the plant
:managemeut tormal notice of inten-
I tion to on»! work. and the dyer- are
I said to have decided to strike. Many
IO! the dyers already were out and
those now working are said to have
remained to finish up the material-
!which was in (no val . ;
) Don. H. Curth. scent of the plant. '
laid that be was aware that a largoI
number of operatives failed to re-
turn to work this morning in tbo~
manufacturing department. I
lie ex-
pected to issue a statement later in
the day. I
NORWALKERS TO
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Thursday night. teams for the drive.
will be chosen.
COOLIDGE MAY
OPEN‘BALL PARK
wssnmo'rou, up. io.-—wm.
ln'stoo mom officials today put
in their bid to have President Cool-
idge open these-son hos-o bu April
:1. by throwing out the first ball in
a. game RWith the New York
'in the indoor track meet to be held
TRACK MEET
may Nerwalk lads will compete:
in Bridgeport. Saturday. by the Fair-
flolll county Y. M. C. A. The entrant-
tollow: James Vaealle and Philip
Young. Wilton. Irving Foote. Robo
ert Ryan. Elton Wisat. Donald Ben.
edict. Robert Buck. Funk Glover.
Grater: and Guernell Gm. Will-
iam Bossing. Barry Boyko. Nor-nan
scott and Fran? Cbanier. Rm
BIKE mom“
Charles 3. Reed of
tree: reported to the - ~
morning that his bionic ‘“
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SOUTH NURWALK, CONN. TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1925.
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Mrs. P'. J. Armsto of l Ely ave-
uur. “rune rot The Evening Schli-
fncl‘s First Prize Limerick Contest.
‘togc‘thcr with her daughter Nina.
“Doing Limerick. is lots or tund.’
says Armato. “although wt
never really expected to win. I guess
'wkk was A (wily sic-Jr.
a nu 1 not mum to:- the
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Photo by Manugian.
F. J. ARWATO [\th DAUGHTER NINA
"i started it. and then my husband
got busy. and be finished it. So we
decided to send it in for Nina. Nina
is only five years old. though. so
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for all tho-rest or the Limerick. in
the contest." {1
East Norwalk Gets Prize
Money in Limerick Contest
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MRS. B.
W'inning
In Scrum each
Make nuiolsts
$15.00 PRIZE WINNER
IO Fourth Street. East 3m
The roodbdo Ire seamen-bot a mess.
The bumpy routs. lumpy.
\ml must of the autos spring-less.
CARR.
Limerick
spring we oonleso.
grumpy.
More. and more popular are the. cent or the word tit in with the sc-
ltinel. Each day brings mom: on-
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.Iwers than the one proxious—so-
Imany today that it is impossible to
publish all the names oi the persons
submitting answers.
Limericks are now the craze. and
‘The inching Sentinel “ill continui-
I its Five Dollar Daily Prize award (or
‘the best last line submitted. it’s
easy. and its entertaining. Just
read the rules on another page. and
get busy. There's Five Dollars
waiting for some one tomorrow for
the best missing line {or the ZGIIOW~
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Discovered mathematics wt.
dry.
LAW too, he
Sold. caused him moi
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Don't wait. Pick
now. and Jot down
up your pencil
the cupping
Limerick coupon found on another
page and send it .11.
Many good ideas were submitted
to yesterday's Limerick. but. most of
them roll down because of the meter
of the line. Pay attention to the
words used. and let the natural ac-
nt of the "root" or the meter.
Among the liner good lines sub-
mitted today were:
But the taxes will never be less—
J. W. Lutson.
And raise a loud wall or distress.—
P. M. Hutchesou.
It's up to the Mayor. I guess.—
Mrs. George Mast.
And pt-destrians. also.
James Shumy.
But the city will {is them—"Ob.
yes‘."—Mrs. C. Wilkins.
\V’bat they say is not {it for the
press.~——A. G. Fsgcrstrom.
But bonding would fix
guess—B. D. Jennings.
Yesterday afternoon many replies
were received :or Saturday'- Limer-
ick—all of them too late to be con-
sidered for the prize. One tram Mrs.
Earl P. Stevens. of Rowsyton. wag I
particularly fine one. This, which
was not received until the afternoon
mail. was as follows:
Out at Bell Island they III.
A man went in swimming today,
The waves were so (rigid,
They froze him quite rigid,
Andnowhe’oabuoyinthehny.
See that your answer gets to the
once os/‘rhe Evening Sentinel be-
torn 10 A. X. the morning following
the publication of the Limerick.
I guess—
them I
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The Board, ot_Roliet will be in m-‘
sion at the City hall. March 20. 21.
:3 and 25, between the hours of two
o'clock and five o'clock in the one?-
noon. and on Tuesday. March u. be-
twm the hours of seven and nix:
u! the evening. . ‘
will hear all claims at
on ens-moms laid
ELKS TO MCI
WARM CONTEST
With the election of otticers _ _on
schedule. one of the largest meet-
ing in months oi the Normdk lodge
No. 709. B.’ P. o. E.. will behold
in the Elks’ home. South Main
street. tomorrow night.
The election will be hotly contest-
odparticulariyinthecsasof the
office or exalted ruler. Attorney
Joseph 1*ther and W
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when we won the contest we Md to '
“l'm surely going to send in lines
Dempsey to Fight
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LOS ANGELSS, March 10.—-—-
Jack Dempsey will etend his
hemyweight title against Tommy
Gibbons in the Los Angeles Colio
scum next June. during the
Shrine convention if negotiations
now under way with Los Angeles
promoters are successful. it is
announced by tho champion's
manager. Jack Kr-arns.
Kearns said—ho was anxious to
see the fight staged in Los Ange-
les because of the New York Box-
ing Commission's recent action in
hurling an ultimatum at Demp—
so}:
"By insistinc that Dempsey
fight Wills or Git-bins. without at
the same time finding me a pro-
moter willing to stage the match."
he explained. “the New York
Boxing commission has forced me
to go out and find some one
around here who is willing and
capable of putting it through."
INORWALKERS TO,
TELL OFFORDE
mammal
Paterson, N. J. Dete ‘
tl‘ve Sees Residents
' Here in Case of Al»
leged Stock Swindlé
HEARING FRIDAY
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Still in Paterson Jail;
The cases of "Judge" Lucius \\'.
IWlnchester. president: "Colonel"
:John Taylor Claiborne. treasurer. ,
51nd Allen Bruin. secretary. all of-Z
incar- ot the defunct Ford Technical I
Laboratories. charged with obtain-2
:ng money under false pretense. have '
been set down for a hearing in the ‘
special session of the County court‘
:in Paterson, N. 3.. next Friday.
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big held at the County Jail in Pat~'
"room. because of their failure to.
raise 85.000 bonds. Branin is at lib-
erty on bonds.
The men are charged with selling
~dock in the Norwslk concern utter.
:t had been closed and stating to the.
purchasers that it was a "going“
concern. They were arrested by the .
Paterson police upon the complaint
of the purchasers.
“'lllhm Drew. prosecutor’s de-
tective of Paterson. was in this city
last week and interviewed several
local residents.
The list of the local people even
could not be obtained this morning.
but Detective Drew intimated that
ho had secured local people as wit-
nessoo'in the case
HOMER- CRAW
AGAINCAPTAIN;
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Homer Crow was re-elocied Cap-
min 0! the Old Wcll Hook and Lad-
der Company. at their meeting, held
in the company's quarters at the:
Control Fire station last evening. '
Other officers elected were James
tCOnklin. First Lieutenant: Robert
Clark. Second Lieutenant: Howard
Finch. Secretary: Manuel Policy.
Treasurer and James Conklln. Stew-
ard.
Plans were discussed for the bold.
ing or a Joint turkey supper with the
Mayflower Hook and Ladder and
Bose Company April 33. This mat-
ter will be taken up iurther at the
next meeting of the company.
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;FANNIEHORST’S
nmunnn
81'. LOUIS. Hatch lo.--8s.muel
Hurst. a retired merchsnt. father of
Fannie Hurst. the author. is dead of
heart disease at his home here.
GRADES O!‘ MILK.
.Bold t7 Tb. Norwslk Dairy 00..
33 Center avenue are and. B
which is pasteurbod. Grade A raw
milk (bottled at (arms where pro-
duced): tuberculin tested milk from
Guernsey cows (our curds! milk.)
All Junk that an‘t‘mberculin touted
is W EL!- jrm 1Q“.
Wednesday My cloudy all“
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The Weather “fl
Encoded and wanna m
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PRICE THREE CENTS
6 DEAEERS FAIL—fl
TO GET LICENSE
Inspector Downs Asks
F o r Warrants for
Those W h 0 Have
Evaded the Law
TIME LIMIT
Given Until Saturday--
Action Taken After
Conference With Dr. .
Perdue
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“'urrnnts are bring prepared to«
day for tho arrest of 36 local mill:
dealers who have failed to obtain
thclr lfizs‘pcrmx's to cell milk in
Norwalk.
These “‘.".l'l‘.’.l’lt.' are liming issued
at the r-qum' of .‘lxlk inspector Le-
Roy D. Down-s. “ho dr-cidrd to tako
this action ni‘tvr conferring with
Health Oficrw Robert Per-due yester-
day.
The warrants Will be served Satur-
day on all of the 2“- dnalers if they
have failed to uhlaln thrir permit:
by that d.i”. Following their arrest
they will be arraigned in the local.
City court.
The milk ordinance requires that
every person in the city selling mill:
shall obtain a permit and Inspector
Down»: is trying to c'riorce this par:
of the ordinance.
IRON WORKS ?
'snunclamo
IS 3mm
N e w York Concern
0 w e 3 $52,000 and
Has Assets of $18,-
000, According to Pe-_
tition
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According to a notice today in a.
.New York neWspnppr. the Norwalk
Refrigerating and Equipment Com-
pany of New York. Incorporated,
with offices at 35 “'arrcn street.
New York city, have filed a petition'
in bankruptcy. This concern mu
selling agency for the refrigenion.
being turned out by the Norwalk
Iron Works of this City.
The IlahIIl'l"! of the concern are
given at films rnd their assets of
818.533. The main assets being
stocks and bond. amounting to 87.0
500 and accounts at $7.400.
Among the princzpal creditor!
listed is Elmer Havens. receiver {or
the Norwalk Iron \Vorks.
l! was state-i at the olfice of the
local conCern this morning, that the
New York company had no other
connection than that of a. selling
agency. with‘ the Norwa‘k Iron
'orks. The New York concern in"
3 now in the hands or a rwoiver. on»:
, having been appoin'w
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ern district bankrupt court at 8st
‘ York.
DR SIMONS IS
OF GERMANY
Pres.
BERLIN, Mar. 10. — Dr. Walt“
Simone was definitely designated .1
Acting President of the Gemini: 3‘-
publlc by the passage in the Reich-
stsg this afternoon on its third read-
ing of the bill so appointing him.
BERLIN. Mar. lo.—Dr. Wilhelm
Marx. former German Chancellor and
last month chosen premier of Prus-
sia. was reelected to the premiership
cedar. receiving 23: out of (i8 vans
cost in the Diet. Dr. Marx resigned
late last month after tailing to ob—
tain a vote of confidence.
CCRZON’S CONDITION SAME
LONDON. March 10.—'l‘bere you
.;no chum in Lord Cursou‘s condi-
tion this morning. It is now "pon-
ed that the operation which to II-
derwcut yesterday was {or bladder
trouble.
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needs the attention of export. .
the radiator line. Your profit.
will receive the correct sort of st- -
turmo- and the job done in a sub-
uctory manner at The New
Radiator Repairing Co's Doubleh-
Up-to—date scum! he
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