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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1925.

 

 

SELECTMEN OF
WESTPORT MUST
GO TO COURT

Judge Nickerson
Grants Writ of Man-
damus to Duffy,
Ousted Police Chief

POLITICS, HE SAYS

Counsel for Policeman
Makes Many Other
Charges in Arpplica-
tion for Writ

Judge Leonard J. Nickerson in the
Superior Court today authorized As-
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"'lhl‘rrtIThree tn-rn held up thv Tuckuhoe Iwere soon surrounded by an nrlned
‘” ilzice. National )unk today. blutrkjnckt-d ' posse of residents-of Tuckahoe and
h I i At-tthe cashier and his “lit shot a di- state police.

 

 

 

 

 

 

March 1&- ,;i nearby cranberry bug where they

I sign an alternate writ of mandamus
t ordering King W. Mansfield. Wel-

iord 1.1.ewis, and Edward C. Nash.
'Sclectmen of the Town of W estport.
:0 appear before the Court Friday

 

 

RESCUED CAT, FIRE CO. MASCOT

 

 

WASHINGTON, March 13.—Aftet
five days in the pirilous perch ot the
highest tree he could find. No. 4
Fire Truck Headquarters looked
good to "Aerial" today. That's the
name or the new mascot. around
there, and it tells most of the story
of how a plain alley feline was
rescued from his predicament yea-
terday by firemen with a. 75 foot
ladder.

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The truck company responded toI
the call of stumped n'eiglllors after
Kitty, driven to the high boughs o!
the worst canine cat chaser neigh-
borhood. had refused the enticement:
of milk, soft words and everything
else to get him d0\\ll. Sergeant.
Luksy gently ascended the ladder-
Look the \ictim from his perch andI'

 

Cops Stop

At. a hall in the lower end of South '
Norwalk last evening 400 men were
gathered to witness an “elaborate"
program. but wh'n the performance
started there was just 175 less in the
hall. because that number had de-
manded their money back at the box
oflice when they were informed by
the “manager" of the affair that the
“French Pictures" would not be
shown. _

Early last Week the word passed
that a gay program had been ar-
ranged for last evening at a certain
hall and that tickets were selling for
$2.50 each. The agents who were
selling the tickets were kept busy gs

In So. Norwalk Hal}.

thristened him on the way down

Gay Show :

 

nounced that “the expected things.
pointed may get their money back
at the box office."

Titrrc was a great rush for the box
offices. The cashier at the window
had to send out for more change.so
fast was he handing hack the money.

One young man was heard to ca)
Eon his way out: " The police in Nor-

 

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the sale was very brisk. it lookcd
.llko a sure sell out and arrangements
were. made for placing extra seatsI
in the hall.

But so ne "evidently spilled the
beans." last «9* Lumen the
hall one at 7t” 0‘“ W «I
Ion-o lisp

plain the... and Rina-am llartln

Lancet. in uniform. were among the
first to enter the ball. As they wait-
ed up to the entrance of the hall.
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cheerful "hell-Lo." but. at the samc-

gfime. turned about six shades uhltnr, I

There was considerable whisper-
ing among the "entertainment com-l
mine!” and then f‘hit-t Pennington

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the “mnnagerws c-nr and once again
his color changed.

“ hen the Um men were
Iin the hall and eagerly
{the "program"
ctr"

all scab-d
waiting for
to start. thc "mans-I
""DPM up to the stage and an.

 

Today’s Limerick PriZe
Is Won by Miss Kubovic

 

al I en March 20. at 13 noon to show cutse
_.. vuhy Walter T. Dutfy. ousted Police
m ' Captain of Westport ,should not be
.1; ~By .‘W lated Press. them. many—of the party regulars refit? Aidan. drawn by Anon“.
. . \V‘AFHIXGTOX, March 13. -—- All saw little hom- nt i'axorable action “'illinm L. Tierney. counsrl for Out).
'A«i\erse t‘t'pm't on til“ nomination of . on thc nomination which once has. 1v. 'hc \Vestport Selectmen are
— ' . . _ V’Iin-on reject”). Senator Bornh ltiid ‘ _
Lharies B. “amen to be attorney . _ _ charged with having dismissed the
I “I . I.\lr. “mud!" "3"“) he ”a“ no cit-police captain "for olitieal res-
: [all- ctncrai “as ordered by the Senate Ichanceo of confirmation. sons in violation of thepterrns ofthe
352- judiciary committee. The. committee vote today “as as police ordinance." ‘
II I . The \ote was 9 to T. Twice pre— : tollows: Dufly’s counsel “.0 claim! that
NO. I \iously the nomination had cotn-; For a favorable report: Cummins. his client was not distill-ed "for
'a‘l' d I mended a majority in the sumo com- Iowa. Ernst. Kentucky; Spencer. away ‘1“ not. “v" proper ”‘0‘
t "1 mittee. Missouri; Means. Colorado: Har- "c...- and has not “'de such
‘ -"»"'-‘I All of the Democrats and Senators reld. Oklahoma: Deneen. Illinois. who‘r‘n'u as is contemplated by the
'{UI‘ Borah cf ldaho and Norris of Ne- and Gillett. Massachusetts. nil rte. ordinance or "I, I”... of Connecti-
""‘ braska. Republicans. voted todny publicnns. cut.
hi. 4 against a fmorahle report. Acuinsi a favorable report: Rorah. Other allpgntinnn mndt‘ in.- Duffy's
"""l 'I'hn \Uin of Senator llorn‘n “an Idaho; Norrie. Xuirnskzn chttbli- counsel and (lskwi in the. writ of
"A -..s'. by proxy, the itlrlho Senator hmi runs; t‘lu-rmnu. North t‘urolina: mandamus “h. as fellows-
“ "‘I .m; at the tin..- at the “'hiie House lit-mi. Missouri. Ashurst. .\rizonia: _ “lie “.3. not confronted. Ix his
M ;‘ where he had been summoned by" \Aalsll. Montana: tarztxthyv. . Arkan~l accuscrs be u as not permitted the
I ' President round-'0. was; king. ltah and heel). Westl advice or assistance of counsel: he
”1‘ ‘ Despite ”if i‘residrnt's «ircisinn to Virginia. Dcnlocrais. Wigs not “"0“”, lo crou- examine
”I" I"iII some of the Republican oppo- SInutor (hermun y- exlousl) had his “.9"an lhrotlch rounsel- he
‘ nrnt> t-o- (.unflrumtion into (‘nnlpr . \ultd for confirmation both in. the “-3, not ghcn the names of his mu]
“mi?“ c-nce and make a pvrsonrtl nppt‘al to committee and in the Senate‘; CIR,” nor other data Concerning
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TODAY’S $5.00

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was noticed to go up and whisper in I

TO NEW CANAAN
AYE ROAD BILL

ISix MenFrom ”Nomi“!
And Twelve From
New Canaan Speak
For Measure

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Iheuring before the Committee on
Roads. Rivers and Bridges in Hart-
Itord yesterday on the measure pro-
3 \iding for a permanent road between

New Canaan avenue and
Iilldgc. There were six irnm Nor.
'walk who suck on the hill and
about i: from ew Canaan.

I The local residents who favored
.the bill were: Senator Frank VV.I
IGrcgory. Representatives Haney M.
-Kent and Freeman Light. John D.
Milne, Charles H. Dilworth and Mt-
chael J. Howard.

“While in Hartford. Mr. Dllworth
Itisitcd the inte al revenue omce 'n
which he was ormcrly connected
and was greeted by several old

. friends.

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TINEL

Makes Claim at Luncheon ‘
In the Royal James Inn

I‘ells Kiwanians Legislators at Hartford Ar;

 

 

Trying to Centra

nounces Acts—Cites
Attorney Talks on “State Rights”

 

 

 

Friday the 13th
No Longer Feared

Today is Friday the lath—but
it doesn‘t mean anything. Not
any more—in Norwalk at least.
The hoodoo ls gone—the Jinx is
deiied.

instead of this hemg a day of
ill fanatic as many ycars ago. it
now seems to he a day oi good
fortune.

Some of the stores are cashing
in or. the :inx by doing an extra
large business on goods marked
at the special prices of 13 cents.
or $1.13. or $13.00.

 

 

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By The Associated Press.
Bll-‘FAID. .V. \., Mar. 184—“!!-
liam Murray. 14 years old. was shotI
to death today by a stranger shun
while on an errand" “no
man. mmmively identified a J. II.
M then turned lib. "Win-r.
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CHARGE THEY
WERE DRUNK
AND NOIS

Patroimen Paul McGrath
Henry “Webb arrested Angelo Bar-
tel.-John 1mm and Luke De Banan
in Water street. early this morning
on the charges of intoxication and
breach of the peace.

The men were making consider-
able noise when they were appre-

 

 

headed by the police oincers. 'l‘hetr:

cases will come up in the downtown
city court before Judge Sehcmiar
Candee this afternoon.

Patrolman Paul McGrath arrested
in Water street.
about slmen o'clock last etching on
the charge of intoxication.

His case will also come up this

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scored the state legislature for se-

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The Weather .5

Metastases-saws!-
tonight:8stnulsyninsndw

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lize Government—De.-
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Judge John Keogh soathingly
's'llnllng p0\\el‘s of the city in infin-
‘tiucing Attorney John Elliot.
Haxen lawyer. to the Kiwanis club
at. its luncheon ht‘id yesterday at
the Royal James inn. Judge Km
urg-‘d members of the club to me.-
tally compare conditions in Norwalk
with the idea exprvssed in Mr. .-
liot‘s address on “State Rights."--
"1 want you to make a menul
comparison of what the speaker will
complain of and liken it to our city
goxcrnment." said Judge W.
"\\'hat the federal gouirnmsnt I.

doing to the state in taking away
‘state right tho: state is doing to the
city.

“The schools of our city cost “V”.
we a year. 90 percent or every dol-
lar in taxes going toward their sup-
port. The financial affairs of the
schools have been taken away from
the local government, the Int”.
Board of Estimate and Con!”
Council and turned over to the 1n-
itelltgent’ body known as the m

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‘2qu ARTISTS
Al 1mm T0; .,
GOV. trunnuu

Herbert. Corthreil and
’ Charlton Mewborn
Added to Program
For Reception Here

Two more of the artists to appear
on the entertainment program to be
presented under the auspices of the
Not-walk Republican Women's ss-
sociation. at the dinner to be tand-
ered Governor Trumbull. March 18.
at the Reyal James Inn. have been
announced.

Herbert Corthrcll. of New York
city. Who will be remembered In
Norwaik, by his put in the salsa:
tion Anny entertainment given Edie
last summer. will sing a number’nf
funny songs and tell humorous
stories.

Charlctmi Newborn of our 0‘1:
city, who comes from the South. gin

 

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“ -- thnIrector through the head and tiedatt- The three persons injured were: before Judge Nehemiah rand“. “rem," Benn] stories in "darkey
'- .v. urn-IU‘ 1hr) robbed ”"3 "8“" Edward T°"‘""' a director M ”I" in Couch Street. South \‘orwslk dialect." Mr. Mewborn. incldentni-
.r nldI The amount of money stolen was hank. blackluckl‘d “"6 fihOi ”11'0"!“ I‘. is a close friend of Irving c9»,
I no“ I nm It 1rnrd The men. who “crelthe head; lids-fir: Illumkjcaihier‘. FORD POLICE RAID I ' \ir< \lnrgueri’e “'arncke has ol-
- s t arritd mm: a has of coin _-iwut(n severe y wt a uac ac am I .. . . . _ -. ‘ _
‘ Iclze'ngi Shad kudqucslnlity of Hills some of‘ pistol bUtt- and “'5- ph°°"" m"94 \V lnnlng LunquCk . I "My' ”ymisnd 'é’hmlfinaumgl - ‘
.71 wIIIIuhich they dropped in their tiight. Lilla tv.ife “ho was struck over the: . °;:?r:a£n31:r iw‘noeb ‘\irs. Shea"
°' $31.“. $1.23..Bi:§'.‘.i.“-:“..J‘"‘“ .. m...“ w» .. A... A . DARIEN INN :2...:;.. “' " ‘
, struc a s um i . i »
l' ””on‘ IIHSU aTtt'tlai‘llE-Zrio turn into the ,Tomlin is in a serious condition in . 0"" hadn't ‘ cent to his me' ~ 1 "J d " Lucius W I ’7
a It. I "0r“. I t\ cod; and ow- rttlrneil. The robbers the Atlantic fity Inosl'iItal}.1 The oth- "a was quite hunm too. \\’Hn:;e:t‘::s 1re5‘:°:fi "Colonel"i Raiding ”m Dark" inn “firm” ENGINE STAR ‘.
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.- . I, \ I. scrambled to their («at and ran into or too are ut s ght y urt so he turned to and drew 'John Taylor Claibt'rne. treasurer: afternoon m ‘ p. m" 5‘8” ”00po .
‘ 771‘“ Ne“ A beef steak. Ind (Hard of! the WIN-'- .lnd Allen Branin. secretary. all of- under 5.1508,“ Lyn-hen of the
* “rm is»; I licers of the defunct Ford Technical \Vesiport Barracks seized seseral
I ; Laboratories. charged with obtain- samples of alleged liquor. and ar-I
I'm”: Envelopes! All kinds and all" of'lwhcih will be found on "mm". page. ing money under Till!“ pretenfi’a. rested Rudolph lierlzncr and his
‘ .._n.\... lht'rrl. Blue ones. pink ones. ions together with the rules and a. limer--. WY" “"1“."“9‘, “mm .thn. ""3 "He. OWHH‘S 0! lht‘ Dlace- p, P'i
w IIIOIISE§i EMBARGO ”FTED ones. tiny ones. some with gold and lck coupon. follows: “"1”“; ”P m the Timon. ”5510!) of “‘“m' r ' “3 “To” ‘0 ‘h‘ 'IDEI “T? .X iRUCK
. t. x. \\ .- I purple linings. and many plain. TODAY‘S LIMERICK. ”I" ‘ '-“‘-‘ “0“"- "I Pa“‘”°“' 3' J" IOCRUP. U‘ d in U" bU-h he and hidI
v: .. ' f L._ . everyday. business ones. Young Jimmy .‘TcTIll'f. 'l‘okcncko, this l.“ min. wile wtre rLlezlsI d in bonds at 85' uI
" —L nltedI Bundmg Inspector Georgo ' And they're all bringing in returns In Spite of his name was quite weak: Th“ “‘9“ are charged With selling each to appeal" btfcre Judge JOhn H ‘he .‘lre 'pp‘ram’ ‘t the Central“
"“95" I Hubbell issued the iollowinx build- The New York Department of m the. Limerick Contest in which But now 0'1?! day «took in tho Norwalk concern after Selltck tomorrow at 2 p in Mr, lire station has colic] out sholfl},
' 9’3" ing permits this morning: Farms and Markets has lifted the The Evening Sentinel award. a prize. He gets stronger. they say 'ho local plant had he"! Closed- Berliner paid the bonds to:- each an“? 9‘3!" 06°C“ ”“3 morningvm
l l-rank 0. Johnson house in Fourth i he it f of five dollars. each and every day.‘ \Vlnchesier and Clnltorno are being, with cash. Iextlnlzufsh a btaze Which started
" "‘— stream cost $8. 500. Iembargo 838 "St I no“ ry rom for the best last line, I ............................ “CM 31 ”19 (”00"")! la". because OYI lit rlinrr is charged with kevpxln; when a delhcry automobile 0"“
_. L‘ n: ‘ofI C. Tuck. porch addition 1;, Roton t onnecticut. Since December 1'.’ Today's winner. as noted above. is" Itheir failure In post bonds; “.hupI “(won and his “I“. “ith selling it. by A. Cohen 0: Vashington street.
" R ”Li 1.8.I3\Cnue. cost 8100- Ishipments trom this state have been Miss Rose E. Kubovic. If Miss 101- Don't wait. Fill in the coupon I Branin '3 at “be“? under bonds Of Berlin. r was arrested on the same I‘"““’""“"
~'- 1" “7. George F. Wrasz. six 1’00!“ 110““ WE‘NSE‘L It “a“ 5“” ““3““ had a boric will call at the office of The now. and hail it so that it gets to the $5.000. charges last August. when Juvigr TI“: “"3" Park“ ‘3 "m“ °'
_- 465 ~ in Parallel street, cost 85 000. Itllsease. 01h" “at” effected 13." Evening Sentinel the Limerick Edio Limerick Editor before tomorrow _ John H. Sclieck tlnld him 840". and! M" (0th ’ 51°“ with the 9"“.
. "- “«‘ ESL I”)?! ruling were Missouri. hetraska. tor will be glad to turn over to her noon. Each day dozens of good an- :‘OHCE' gave him a 30 days' suspended Jnli‘runn’ng 8" ”7' time it caught °“ U0
—TIIE CLIFFORD PHARMACY north Dakota. South Dakota. and mp W12?” 3',” are received too late to get in The J. M. O Brien Real Estate and sentence. The wiring and part of the wool-
‘I V ' ‘ m lr'tllii - kl new tncnds every busi— WIS°°“SI“' Th’ prohibition “mm“ There's another five dollar bill to line running. insurance Agency is now located in _ work on the car were burned.
a. : "45V ‘5 mad as it is best illustrated by on Iowa. illinois. Indiana. Pennsyi~ be won tomorrow. so get but! on Make sure that your answer is in "‘9 Palace Theatre Build"!!- 30- s’rl‘Dl-JSAKER lel’lil-JX MODELS THE \Itn’t‘A‘l "PURE. -
- Cos. 2;: myvolatfme of business being done “3"“- N“ “’5‘" ”d OMO- today's lime-risk. The limerick. on time! NorwallL—Adv. nahagfifixag‘gdtesynfiglul;In “aware" io-r “an" “_
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3 ”Thu”? if here. Stogksbzte 1;:ng tingeczzid stantly to the car owner Who likes nounces “2““ of builders M.
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_ : “I; N” 08 an 8. ri tion work their especial _ 'appreciates the comfort. protection It h g ‘ ‘ l .
. tn of the gite Dre c p'l‘his has been my aim: and impressive appearance of a ”a men s wel prepared Indssd
"\er‘é' 533‘ attention. rt (1 that policy will, closed car. These Studebaker mod- ‘3 spring season w.lth ‘I'l‘hings h
:r‘uwaw. ”9 from the sin. W“: M Paisley Prop. 0 . ell meet. this demand perfectly and the Hardwars Line. soul nod-
.. 7 > _: 1‘ be continued. at . - HAVE Y U Compkte mt of at the price of the former touring :1 correctly priced by the way. An
._ ‘-I:\l.l - .4 MILK. — -AdV- _ car and roadster. There is much ‘ Morgan Washington 8“"4"
‘ .; Dairy Co., summons-s HOME-MADE A TICKET Contributors thisher cost and value In "N duplex wears utustmv. -
(ll-mtg B GRUIJJ-JRS ARE FINE. I I ' WW 0' construction "“3 there I. ”3‘ The family washing when coll“-
""1'26 A raw _0nly the best of materials are ON THE Tomorrow 8 Paper the touring car and folding top. but ed and ready will be called for I“
. I. he" pro. used in making the same and crisco Studebaker operates its own body subsequently delivered to 3"-
. - _ .9: milk from is always used in cookin‘ them plant and thus gives the owner ad. door. 11“. service will he and __
”Ada, mm“ 5.0,... .n on, this vicinity have nausea or the nuns: undo roe- the basis of 1: cents per pound. n. .
' serc-mn tested Mulligan's Home Mode Crullers for . 5|th 1’7 6310"an of the 1“th 90". minimum charge for any
- '—:.h0n.3 1664. sale. Alny. gold in waxed paper The Reynolds Motor Car Co-. We“ is 75 cents. Try it this m. g
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