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0F COUNTRY
7.....1; 'n Clergyman
Joins Others in Re-
guest for Deporta'
tion of Ex-premier
it 'AIHINGTON. March 1...-—Irn-
‘ I
- e deportation of Count
- Ksroiyi. former premier of
. - . . now in this country. was
at - - in a petition presented to
t - ' of State Frank B’i‘lgellogogf
i" 307. Stephen F. Chegifldzggpofi'
; Itephens church.
37.
ort clergyman. ac-
"fllllnpznigdwlfyepli‘aiher. Ko\'alietzky.
I'Mr of the Gretk Catholic church
"e: Perth Amboy. N. J.. hfm an in-
Wow with Secretary hellogg. at
‘ tho State department yesterday. The
. w
.-l ‘
ted bore
on which he presen
xknaturcs of ‘.‘“"i Hungarian
clorgymen representing many in
Connecticut and other paris v" the»
United States.
Rev. Chernitzky expressed .
”if as extremely well pleascil “llll
the interview following his \isit to,
S de ariment. A
uf'ééathundpth-é State department
gurprisinglv well informed I‘Ulll“‘l"ll':
mg internal conditions in llungzii}. I
he said.
He. commcnded the action
Constituent in placing the
tale' upon (‘i-iiiii K'irnl_\i \"ho
”Id. had come to the l’niio-d hint-s.
to abuse the right of Yrvv‘ Spercll'
which this country enjoys. The.
count was enjoined by an ortlcr ”'i
'nled by former Secretary of State,
.Bnghes from'making any public in.
Mnces or pul-lica'lons on the Hun-
:‘tarian question while 1... was in the‘
V United States. The inlpositlnn of.
'{hln official "gagging" has brought:
Ohout considerable controversy in
this country. and pressure has been
brought to hear on the state dfp'll‘i-
lnent to have the ban iifiml.
The presentation of this priitiun
Which represents Hungarian clergy-
man throughout tho country, and
m the names of the most pro—I
minent Hungarian churchnirn. is.
'one of the most drastic HOP! ilizv’
him-;
0.’ iii!
"3mg
he!
Ml been taken agains‘ Count Kri-
rolyi since his arrival in this r-mmw
try. The petition characterizes thi-
presence of Karnlvi in this country
ll undesirril‘le and asks that
be taken immediately for his do.‘
portation. it «as taken undir any
moment by the State rioparimnnt
steps.
followingirs presentation by thr"
Hungariin clergvmen today.
The Rev. Stephen F. Chernitzky
rho appeared before Secretary of|
Rate Frank I; Kcl'og: urging ihc'
deportation 0: Count Michael Kar-
olyi. former Premier of Hungary, is
lW'ell known in Norwalk. For many
he was pastor of St. Ladlsians'
gungarian :nman Catholic church
in Cliff Street. He left Nonvnlle
“bout 12 years ago to take oz'rr‘fit.‘
Stephen's Church in Riidgrport.
lEGlSElOE ?
FAVOR 2 CENT
;. @39qu TAX
Committee
5, Scheme to Raise $1,-
000,000 Additional
. Revenue for Roads
A 'mnrronn.
Lb raise additional
000,000 a. year for state highways
If” an increase in the gasoline tax
'h'om one cent to two on each gallon
..
_”ld motorists was approved hv
.lfiislators and representatives of
'garly every industry in the stat!“
filing motor vehicles. without a dis-
mtlng voice. at a hearing yester-
d” before the legislative Committee
‘Q Finance. The highway construe-
an: programs of Commissioner Mac-
‘ponald were endorsed and approval
1'.- unanlmous of a plan to allow
‘8' department handling of the
had from the proposed increased
lax.
Commissioner MacDonald explain-
“ the need for increased revenue.
.ytng that reconstruction of high-
ways. separate from the establish-
ment of new trunk lines. costs the
late approximately $1,800.000 a
"year. or about $800.00') more than
the present gasoline tax revenue. lie
.11! that it would be unfair to tax
'motorists for new extensions. but
that they should pay for the “car
find tear on established roads.
Motor Vehicle Commissioner
Btoeckel spoke in favor of the tax
flying that collection would be con-
ducted in the same manner as under
the present System.
x
. Pan-o Nurmi. Willie Ritola. and
.me Plant feature an entry list of
m than 500 for the Greek—Amer-
hn A. C. track meet in New York
t- Nurmi. who today is on his
. back from a tourney which en-
-- -- Hamilton. Toronto, But-
Milwaukee and Cleveland, will
in a. speciai two mile handicap
Vote for New High .
School in Danbury
DANBURY. March 12.—-Acting
upon the recommendation of a spe-
cial committee the Danbury school
board has voted to erect a new High
school building on the town's prop-
erty adjoining the ‘ State Normal
school on White street at a cost not
to exceed 8495.000. A similar re-
commendation was made two weeks
ago by a citizen’s committee of 25 of
served as chairman-
mcnt of a town meeting.
priaie the sum requested.
of a new High school.
which the late D. Frank Stevens
The action of the school board
brings the city one step nearer its
proposed new school., The next step
is to have the board of finance ap-
propriate the necessary money and
then it will be necessary for the ap-
propriation to receive the endorse-
The board of finance will meet
to discuss the matter within a few
days and it is expected will appro-
s 1
members. of the board being in favor
all
Favor Bill to Return—
Bond to E. M. Byrnes
STATE CAPITOL. Hartford. Mar. 1 1 “1‘3””. or 7-. r
2.——Arnong the bills favorably re-'
ported in the House yesterday wagi
one to reimburse E. M. Bymes.. of
Norwalk for $150 bond which was \VES'Tl‘rm-‘j
posted for another man and for- Svndm- Harm...
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HOW TOSOLVE CROSS DANBURY FIGHT
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' a 3 " 5 ‘ Stevens Death
8 q 10 M DANBURY. March 12.—Mayor A.
7 Homer Fillow. at one of the urgent
Republican caulsises here in years
'2 l3 '* 1‘ last night defeated F. Ward Delilyn
for the mayoralty nomination. 488
to 119. ‘
’6 '7 '8 'q 2° The large caucus was attributed
to DeKlyn‘s presence as oandidhte.
h beln a former Democrat and
2" 11 23 24' (czpuctodglo make a good showing.
‘ City Clerk Henry N. Fanton was
-- ated as were City Treasurer
25 1‘ 2.7 grail?“ \‘i’. Bailey; City Auditor
Charles Baxter and City Sherifl
James Torcaso. '
28 1‘ In the First Ward “1 H. Holman
dci‘eated Nathan Spiro. for the a;-
35 «lcrmanic nomination while Counc -
3° 3‘ 32 33 3+ man Thomas A. Settle was nominat-
ed to succed himself. Charles B.
3" ’7 35 3'1 Tibblis was nominated without op-
: . position for councilman in the Sc-
L ‘ «0nd \Vard. In the Third Ward Al-
’ 4'0 4" ‘1 ? .imnian John C. Scrre was nominat-
- N) to succeed himself as was Coun-
_ cilnian Alfred II. llelm. John Gor-
4'3 4* 45 ‘7 man was nominated for councilman
i in the Fourth \Vard.
i .\t the mayoraliy caucus. a reso-
4“ i iluiion of regret on the leaih of D.
I ' i‘mnk Stevens, Democratic and
‘ ‘0” - - l'rogresshe candidate for mayor.
.. W3"- “""3'7m‘ ,- . who died suddenly Sunday night.
l'1‘."i{‘lif«(l)i?iill\:)i‘il‘nt of 00min» "l- 8"”“9‘ "”“dmgs “’r mow" “us adopted.
7-. M-‘il'h‘ “111‘“? 1m” i ""h‘fl's' , l ( vm) Mayor l-‘iliow and other city offi-
9- I‘I‘t’i‘ll‘i'iml- if" M‘“”“”.'”'"“mp}! 31);, ' vials together with the Republican.
in. 'l‘nll cnni'r" Sins“ "‘- lug-minim: m “C .u ' ’ ‘ in mncratic and Progressive Town .
1"- HV‘iam-“m” “‘m "”m' woviiinitiees. allcndcd the funeral
iii. llcvohiiiu. 'k' ‘f‘lmm' . _, _ irriccs for Mr. Stevens. held yes-
lfi. ('aiiiu r iiitvi‘i‘..lt .liam- it 1'. '_‘_i >ll' ii"? 1.20th "0" ’vrilny afternoon fro mhis home. 396
‘7‘ “0mm” v A. in?“ ““qu I “aim street. ltev. A. C. Coburn. rect-
li'. i‘criud “f Um“ .: LEAH" ’or of St. James Episcopal church.
17w. .‘ilist. hazrn ' i-nivu: prr-pmninn. iurl'i-‘iated. liurial was in \VOOster
2‘3. 3 L: yards. I‘V‘vL 1'”an .-.nmici~v. Tho pallbearers were H.
23 ’lrnuslim‘}; Ql'l'vl-t Inc-l, \f‘. ‘il’ ”ARIA” “All“ Prank l‘scnrdslcy, Harry Parcells.
.‘4. i'ul‘lllF-I in a climax. . N'Iri'liiill'l.‘.\:i:lii‘ inhiirfl David lluri. George, llecker, M. H.
“iii. :clliu. Twistill. ( 1“]:) A . . . . __ Schulter and JOhn Bolden.
”K' 3" nt-nsr-nsc Si ‘ ' ’ Mrs. Stevens who colla sed fol-
izx; In.“- in (:ormnny. i Answer to Yesterday 5 ’ lowing, her husband's domhf'w“ un-
Iln. ArrnnuMl ll] ilii'Iwe'. I I’uZZIeo 'Zii’lC‘ '0 attend lht‘ funeral.
3'. 1 liokipcuwii» to rezulaie I ..
‘l‘V‘ll E'iiiip~. i
34. A>>llilll.il' ll him” «if ":x," T c A S T P I L L S i
lw‘l‘ui‘t- ‘ i." ‘i‘ R N H o S L A T i
16. \‘ivw ni‘ plusiwr‘. o
37. l’rm. liil'ixllillii‘. ‘ U T E R R i B L E
as. iminwn-m-«i. S T R E E c p o MILFORD LIKE
u Ingv viv'i.“ ,
imihufn. T R l o M E A c; E o .
]. lxilunii l'Il' in: i- w A T R A v E L o . ATLANTIC CITY
{Hi‘ Ill\lli.i '
2. Pl‘r I’I'kllll'l". | T A p E s P
3. \‘uilsiam. {wilful . CiL E O S R O I L 8 1 . a .
4. Pl'rs. lil"‘ll'illll- . E S E i D T E N i .\ill.F0hD. starch 1..—De\elop-
3. 13-1. . men! of the T.ilrd District with th'
47. Six-vile llll'v'llllt ION] ling! A R E T i— E S s O aim to make "an Atlantic. City on
T. illi-ri'F‘LIlll‘vo :xriumaimu. S, K O T | P O the .‘lllrt‘ril‘ short front." was sug-
S. «'imi. . T R A M P cv-siwi by lv"(‘.'~e Da\is. president of
ii. Formal [ll‘Jil‘-"~‘. ' EJG G E D illu- Third District Ilcpublicnn cluli
' ' " 'nt its annual inccting Tuesday night.
:it'rl orilcrw arv out iii-ii niapv planes “m.” 1“ olfrrcd 3' program 0‘ pro
w. ., i l x i. “no", -y....g,n.;,..\. “AS pose-l improu-mcnts and projects.
p... i '\1 i”’l l'i‘lli'il‘ \ tiiu' l" 'lci‘ "3"” suggested that 1'13“” “lid
i-3 H, H,“ , 5; I“, thus A, “has than! surveys Ivc made for Ill" construction
11.. .“ liixulei'. 'l’liu luvs of our mimi "f a “oil-planned and substantial
ii’nis mils: nut Lm 5J1 2.:icui on an ai-i chr'i“ 3"” “all “'“h provision for
{Mr N (“WWW ”A,“ A. m (.mnnep” a it-lileOl deck for n. sea-side prome-
\\»‘;.n.< ”1.13m, in mm 1... “Kn...” “WM, na-ic. This sea wall with promo.
3., m ,,.,. dim...“ ‘. HM A,“ ”A; nmlc dcck would run irom Seaside
Ill't"
station on the east southwesterly in
1Smith's l‘oint at Ccdar Beach. a di- -.
Approves 1
March ' l‘.‘.——A mu1 _
cvenue of s]'_itl‘ul Mitchell, assistant
'ch'icf, appeared to have been thor-
CALLED TRUTH: _ ., .
__ 5ALBEE’S SON ., ._
Chairman of H o u s 9
Committee Says Gen-
eral Was Justified in
Criticism
VIASHINGTON. Liar. 12.——Chair-
mun Lalllbt‘l‘t of the liouse Aircrait
committee. said in a staiv-iimnt in, man, was manic-d last Friday to
sued )‘i:Sl"l'il:l)' that lii'igu'lirr Gull-1].'I-Jn_.‘3 .-(..1H.‘ 17 3-0.”. “m sales-
.‘ll‘llly air m” of J.»rsny (‘;‘_v, N. J.. it was
ought} \indicatcd in his testimou;
regarding tho tlL‘ilL‘li‘llClL‘S in equip-
ment and ["‘l‘S'Jl'llll‘i 0i lil‘? air S~‘l‘\-
ice.
The. g-‘nei‘al‘s statemwnt in rcgnrd
to a lack oi an adequate dci'cnsc
against attack from the air, Mr.
Lambert said, also appcarcd to have
been borne out.
Mitchell's testimony. Lambert
duclarcd, was give-ii because he con-
sidered it his duty and “with the
expectation of discipline which
seems to have been meted out to
him."
'ihe committee chairmen said
General Mitchell was the outstand-
ing witness of the aircraft inquiry
and that the "directncss of his
testimony was refreshing to the
committee when compared with
seeming restraint on the part of so
large a number conmctcd with the
air S('l'\ll.‘C‘."
"\Vhile $443,000,000 may have
been spent during the last five years.
there has been no proof of waste or
extravagance." continued the state-
ment. However, the fact seems to
stand out that the conservatism in
the Army General staff and Navy
General board has prevented expen-
ditures for the acquirement of mod-
crn aircraft equipment in sufficient
numbers to establish American su-
premacy in the air.
“Trifling with our national secur-
ity must stop.
“Startling revelations were made
to the committee showing that even
today the services are buying air-
craft which does not seem {it to fly,
a
h At AllTinies v ‘
.
WED, _i_$_REP0Ri
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l .\‘l-‘.".\‘ YORK, .‘iarch 12.——Ilecd A.i
lAllwc, son or ii. i“. Albce, vaudcullo
§l~:.rncri today. They \nrc married
by it Hamstriiic in Ji‘l‘Sf‘)‘ City.
Aliu-c was divorced by Louise Wil-
liams. an actress. who obtained ht-r
Ai‘inai (lv‘w‘ro‘o at “’hitn Plains, Fob-
iruiiry Iii. llc \vas ordvrcd to pay
licr $73 a “Dwk. Sim based her suit
on cliargrs that her husband was
too friendly with an actress whOSr-
name “'(lfi not r6\'(‘819d.
Want Extra Session
For Farm Relief
“'ASHINGTON. March ILL—The
farmers' national council has an-
nounci-d that it had requested the
co-opcration of several members of
the President's agricultural confer-
ence in seeking to have President
Coolidge to call an immediate cxtra
roofless MUST
‘ WITH
BE Fixeol
E
Now is the time, before the
spring rains set in. to have those
gutters looked over and fixed up
“’0 are prepared to take care oi
your wants. Expert service and
the prices are right.
The Nash. Raymond ,
and Dean (30.
2 m BILL ROAD
session of Congress to enact farm rc-
liel' logislziiion. L'nless this is done.
said the council's statement. legisla-
tive rclicf probably will conic too
late for next year‘s crops.
—-Advertise in the Sentinel for the
best results.
lF SKIN BREAKS
' OUTAND lTCliFS
APPLY SULPHUR
; or broken out skin. the itching stops
Just the moment you apply Mon-
tho-Sulphur to an itching. burning
and healing begins. says a noted
skin specialist. This sulphur pre-
paration. made into a pleasant cold
cream. gives such a quick relief.
even to fiery eczema. .that nothing
has ever been found to take its
place.
Because of its germ-destroying
properties. it quickly subdue. the
itching, cools the irritation and
heals the eczema right up, leaving
a. clear. smooth skin in place of
ugly'eruptions, rash. pimples or
roughness.
You do not have to wait for im-
provement. It qmckly shows. You
canntaflttlehrofnowle- Mea-
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Pay only $1 down
_ You must hurry——
offer ends tomorrow!
‘ \
This is your last chance to take advan-
tage of our remarkable Hoosier offer.
If you buy your Hoosier Friday or Sat-
urday youiget with it, at no extra cost,
a beautiful dinner set. a real Dexter
cutlery set, and a fourteen-piece glass-
ware set. '
You cannot afford to delay, how-
ever; ' This is a special offer to intro-
duce the new 1925 Hoosier Highboy—
the finest kitchen cabinet ever made.
And we have only a limited number of
cabinets for the occasion. If you wait
they may all be sold! Come in today or
phone and we will reserve a Hoosier
and the three sets for you. .
We have also a limitednumber of other
Hoosier cabinets on which the same liberal
special offer applies-as long as they last
i A. J. CO-
7072 Northan Street.
this chinaware Sp].
cutlery. and glassware
You will be delighted with the charming decoration 3rd " ’E""i
of this high-grade. semi~porcelain dinner set. Yh’l :v. ..~- ‘ . . - '3
really :ipprov‘izllt‘ it. It is attractive enough to grave . :‘x - , ~ ' .'
“ill be proud to own. if you buy your HOOSior x ' ‘ '- ,.l
gfl this line set at no atidr-i L‘ ~‘.
This is a genuine fir'dcr Domes- Each piecr- in "1
tic Science Set. It includes a wan. he: ,s .;.-,. _~ 3 -
carving set of knife and fork.
two spatulas especially designed.
a variety of knives — ten pieccs
gredients
There are 5
l;
,
,
J
,
in all. Each one is made of finest large coninmcr's ‘
f‘rucihlo steci.. pliant, and kopn-— 0m. Ema“... .....
edged. This set "comes with your and an (upr—
lioosicr. for salt.
six new Highboy features
New combination glass and wood panel doors. A'! M'
rive touch is given by combining glass and wood ranfls 1' 'T‘ ‘
ble doors. These doors are fitted with handy metal a: i : 7“
one, a single rack for extract bottles. on the other :1
change, milk checks. etc.
A new-type flour bin. A new flour bin with shaker sm-
viding ample capacity for all ordinary needs. in is mm
and easily filed. A porcellron bin comenicnii)‘ 100"“ 'I’
tional 50-lb. capacity if needed.
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Enlarged shelf storage space. L'ncluttered roomy sin “
inches deep. give a total storage space never before pf-KH' .-
' _ ~sr‘, rted
Genuine porocliron storage drawer. The big 10“ er drwr' -. 1.»:“3-
into a. wonderful storage bin—a tight, moist-proof. dust-r." .. 12:5?-
cle for flour. potatoes. winter vegetables or for staplc fr.;"s “
pies. Oranges, etc.
Genuine porceuron broad and cake boa. Just above ”1" “N?“ '
another drawer for bread and cake—the finest and :th '
bread box ever designed.
. v’l
’_w'~"--
-. 93kt.-
- w- boa-'5
Sliding cutting board. Over the bread box is a new Midi” " " t
of rock maple—placed just where you would logically 11‘" - f
- . . ;. -;r.s 0
These. remember, are new features. The HigthF has 1‘ "‘ n Latin”
convenientdevicea that have for years made Hoosier Kiicrn
' co.
Norwalk Chronicler