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;BROAD RIVER
NEW SCHOOL

Building I s Crowded
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With Residents and:
City Officials

: MILLS, CHAIRMAN ’

iMayor Speaks on Costl
f Of Educating Chilv
dren — Not Possible f
To Lower Taxes ‘

Broad River is proud of its new
lschool and celebrated that tact by,
gholding a formal dedication at the;
lschool house last night. i
The building was crowded not"
{only with Broad Rives- residenta but
with city officials and members oil
tilt Board of Education. There weal
music and there were speeches”
.some congratulating Broad River on!
”getting so fine a school. modern in:
‘rvcry way, and others praising the
!:lrchilccts and the city oflicials who
fine a building possible.
Splendid Structure.

And it is a splendid structure.
lSchooli may be larger but none is,
’better laid out. nor equipped with»
‘convemencss more modern. norj
more delightful to the eye. It can»;
pares to the old school, as does the“.
little red school house to the best!
Qschools of today. -:
l Frank Blsaeli, the architect. who,
{has lived for some tints in Janus
‘street. nearby, was in the building
r‘arly answering questions and show-
ing visitors about. He is proud of
[his work and Broad River is proud

[of it. too.
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chairman.
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leral selections had been played by an
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”Operation Blinds
Him, Dies in Fire

CHICAGO. lurch 28.—'rein-
porsrlly blinded by an operation
on his eyes. 1’. J. Began was on-
able to grape his way to eighty
audited iu‘ths‘aateae or a an
which last night wrecked the
zoom (256!- oi the Chicago Eye.‘
Ear. hose and Throat Hospital in
the downtown district.

Nurses and tiremcn carried
out. other patients when a. fire in
the basement spread through an
elevator shalt. The origin at the
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iOlder Girlst County Hear " .
Many Good Topics Discussed .

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BABLY HURT lN
FALL; IS NOW
IN HOSPITAL

A man whose nuns could not be
ascertained because of his condition.
was taken to the uptown police sta-
tion at 11:80 o'clock this morning.
wasting from deep cuts over the
right eye. received when he tell and
struck the curbstone in main street.

The man was intoxicated. He was
immediately removed to the .\‘or-

. walk hospital.

and they were married.
Helped Support Fondly.

The young wile. skilled in the
making of crunch: flowers which
she had learned in her native vil-
lage. worked to help support the

(anally alter her be!!! ‘7“ b0?“ ‘4» brought by tax payers. o! the

year 180- ‘
The older brother otten waited the
household. but after the birth of the
baby there came a change. When
he urged her to elepe with him. she
minced and ordered him to have the
house. He pleaded with her often.
but she was (inn iniher retusal.
Wanted to We. BC.
Yesterday. the prisoner said in hi:
lesion. he went to the tenaemen
Shah an axe hid in his clothing. no
he hoped to frighten her into
with him. was a
lo. and when it ended the
ung wife had been killed. Be fled
to Yonkers. Alb m” .
An Airedale dog led to his most.
an. animal. owned by
mat Holland. was a

his
St. Paul's
ht «M "1'9 .

radix-ch in Yonkers. The d°¥ 1““
behind the church barkint- Canon-
“. as iron a bid!!! 91“. h the
church and 0:0 polio.-
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Girls, girls. girls. from all over“ o l '. anagram that time until , ‘ l
:W“ County the). “we. to a. ' é pg; gei-toguner “(my orient: Lnknowu boldicr to“): i
tsa'd the run Older GR‘I‘IIW!’ ’13.? ea at me o'clock. "limb “U hand 0‘ Cwuw ‘

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can. which was held in the Nor-3
'Ilk X. 3. Church yesterday. The
conicrenee continues throughout to"
day also. Miss 5. Elizabeth Lonr,
of Norwalk has been elected
as the 1925 President of the cot”.-
ierence.

The first number on the program'
as tar as the girls were concerned;

wna registration. Nearly 2‘70 glris
signed up. representing. Nov-walk;
Stamford. Glenlr‘rouk. Bridgeport.
Fairneld. Strstrord. no“ nylon. I

Dorian and \Vestpori.

Theconi’erence opened at 2.30!

- Photo by .\lunuglan.

GIRLS m.“ FWD COUNTY \\ HO ATTENDED 315111156 ‘1; THE .\ORW’ALK METHODIST LPISL‘UYAL CHURCH

 

 

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French Airmen’s

Tribute to Hero

wssuts'orux. Sums at... ;

I‘mh airmen o! the World War
brought their tribute. to the Am-

 

Cbfl-t. Nunaeaacr, tuition: French
ace.

' The ceremony lot {in placing
of a wreath on the tomb of the
‘L'nknown Soldier at Arlington by
the French flier “as arrangvd
under the auspices of Stunt Wal-
cott post o! the American Legion.
The post was named {or Lhc :irst

.zitls all gather-ad in the church
proper and the serum began. l

- Meeting Opes!

Ruth C. Clarke. 0! Strudel-d.
1.14 prisldr'nv or the Older Girl's:
l‘unfl-rv‘ncc “as scheduled to pre-
~lde, by: gluing to illness she was;
unuble-‘tn uzcnd. Madeline Staibof

Bethcl. tice president 0! the 19:3

"onion-nee. opened the menting in American ““3“”- Kul'“! m

h”. place. France. Who was a member of
Greetings were fire’ ‘AKEnde-d .0 Contain .\ungcsscr's con‘lngtrt.

All legion members and War vet»
crane in the vitlmty wert lu\'ll.-
cd to attend the ctremom.

.tll thergirls present followed by a

 

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illOUSE PASSES lCOLLEGEGIRL 'WALI’SSTARTS 9

{Measure to O. K. Com- 'Gates Down But She

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6TH lemc DIST l
VALIDlllNG BILL;

missioners Now Goes
To Senate~—-Suit
Pending

The bill validating the election otf
the Commissioners or the Sixthl
Taxing District. was passed in the‘
House or Representative: at Hart-
iord yesterday. it was introduced‘
into this body by Representative
Harvey M. Kent at the opening ses-
sions of the State Legislature. - g

The bill mus; now go beiore the
Senate for approval and be signed
by Governor Trumbull before it Willi
become a law. ‘

At the present time then is a case
pending in the Supreme courti
so-
called Six Taxing District. who claim
that election 01' the Commissioners
was unconstitutional and if a decl-
aion is handed down in their tax-or}
the bill it passed by the Legislature,
will become unconstitutional. ‘

A hearing in this case was held:
recently before Judge John “2;
Banks of the Superior court. in thcé
Council Chambers at the City Hall,
and at the time Judge Banks stated!
that he would reserve his decision:
to the Supreme court.

 

 

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llor of Scranton. Pennsylvania. and 1 JameS' Palace.

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WEEGRADE ONHISTRIPTO
CROSSING WRECK‘ ' 30.1mm“;

 

 

SDense Crowds Cheerg
" Prin c c Shouting'
“Safe Voyage and a‘:
Safe Return” ;

Zt—Mlflév LONDON. .\larch :8.—The Pnnce‘
Mun-gem \‘reelgnd. :9, or Dover, or Wales ion for Portsmouth on the‘
“.8, killed instantly 31 midnight, royal train this morning to embark
when . Susquehanna. and \Vcstcrn' upon the battle cruisor eRpulse for
. . . his long voyage to South Africa. and
milk train struck her automobile at . South America. |
I crowing here. The Vreeland 8““ i Dense crowds cheered the Prince'i
necempgme-g by M1” Elisabeth Tay- 9 all the way from his residence. St .
to the Victoria stn-l
Gail Remington of'Bound Brook, .\'.I on. shouting: “Sale voyage and al
J.. was driving from Mount Holy-cite safe return."
Sulllh Holy-eke. Mm" to Many distinguished persons were
spend the week and at her home. - present at the station to pay their
The creasing gates were down. but respects and wish the royal traveler ,
.\liss Vreeland was unable to halt.good luck. These included Premier
the machine. becausc of the grade. 3 Baldwin. Lord Beatty. the Argontinel
until its front wheels were on theland Uruguayan ministers. the:
railroad track. The three glrlsi. Chile“ m,“ d‘ affajrls_ and J. S .
jumped out of the car. but the \jree- : Smit. w commissioner {0r Smith ‘
laud girl was near and as the train ; Africa, in London.

Couldn’t Stop Car—
Jumped, But Hit By
Debris

BOGOTA. N. J.. March

 

 

YOUNG HAT CO.

About 2OO Given No.

7 int-ms would remain open after next

5 been culwd Lor Monday mm: in this
' city to detlclt

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T“'O o; Uh: seven alleged \‘tomfll
o! the \‘olstead sct today know,“
the state police mean businels pm
they say they intend to “clean-up"
Norwalk's outskirts.

In the uptown any court thh
morning before Judge George I.
\‘oaburgh. “‘alter North. o! .3"
Bread street. was fined 84“ and-
costs amounting to 8640 while
Charles Rogowski. of 36 M,
street. another offender. was “0‘
3500 and costs and ghen a 15-61?
suspended Jail sentence. Both men
entered a plea of guilty and paid
the fines. .

The others arr-used for towing
and selling inloxicante. Jobs Get“.
Joe Erdos. Mrs Maria MW
and Mrs. Annie Zglornbucki. are N
lie- arraigned in the uptm eons-C
next Tuesday morning for e. lieu-lug;

In the raid on the Naval: phes.‘
Mrs. .\‘ovuk was placed under u“-
rest “'hen her husband come
forth. however. and assumed the
ownership of the liquor found 0!!
the premises, the charge againn m
. “omen“..- fithdfl'n- t:

Judge Vosburgh in both the I”.
and RMI‘Ikl canes era“. the
liquor centismted bu QM
This is stored in the WM aus-
Folios barracks and wfll on sound
into a sewer this atternoon.

EMPLOYFSOUT,
18 REPORT

 

 

tice It Is Said, That
The Place Will Prac-
tically Close April 4

NO STATEMENT

A Few Workers 1; o
' Complete Orders —
Union Men to Decide

0!! Open Shop Jobs

Reports circulating around the‘
city today are to the effect that from
:00 lo 25v employees of the Young
as: comparator; Butler street. will
I"! out 0! employment alter am
Saturday. April 4,

 

 

 

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l 31: report could not be confirmed-
as Louis fiYoung. manager of the;
Built-r could :0: ‘

street plan! bet

jl'c-acli-Ml since ht is in .\~:\v \ or}; cit) , ' _ '
‘ at the present time. i _
At the factory it use unofficially; , ‘

' stated that one c.- :l‘-'o c! the depart-i

b‘aiurduy. 1:: ord- :- :0 complete tht DISTRI‘ l m
orders on hum-l. ,
.5. me'tlng 0‘." up. local union has‘

 

l WAsHlSG'l‘OS. March asp-sen;
tor Burton K. Wheeler. of Ion“.
indicted here yesterday on em
m connection with land per-min.-
peared in District or Columfla “-

Whether the union
workers can take Jobs in optn shops
her-3.

 

ipreme court today and tut-Mod .
2 81.000 bail.
! The bail was ghen through a

bonding company.
Charles A. Douglas. one of the
.\lontana Senator's counsel. accom-

lN ARK?

NEWARK. .\'. 21.. March 28""f
James Hogan. managrr of Show!
lirotlwrs distributing station in New- ~
ark. is in City hospital with a possi-
ble sltull fracture and serious head
lacerations as the result or being
blackjacked when be resisted two
robbers who threatened him with'
death and forced him to open the
company’s suit. lrom which they
took $273 in cash today. The rob-
bers escaped in an automobile.

Hogan was left bound and lying
on the floor of the office in the dis-
tributing station.

As the robbers lei: the office. they
met John Dalton. a chauffeur. com-
ing in. They cm cred im with
their guns. tied his hands and legs.

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”RELAX DIES.

BRIDGEPORT. M Mr
tain Samuel WestJn chemo! ne‘-
gice company S of the Brim
Fire Department, died late I...
night at his home. 28 Capitol IW,
nue. He was in his 55th year. D
had been in ill health tor the h“
two years and had been on halve C!
absence :roa‘. duty since M ”g.

 

THE SODA NESTLE -..
at the Clifford Pharmacy is boob!!—
lng more popular daily. Folks one
drop in here (or a. treat or a Dada.
‘ milk shake or sundae enjoy it be-
cause of its satisfying quality. ‘Pttre
truit syrups and the best chm
snd coffee in town are curved here.
New Haven Dairy Co.‘s Sunday spec-

 

 

 

she was hit by the flying debris. The l

BRASSCORPAM ;
WORKERKTLLED ‘

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- l Axmm n :S.—P‘irei the
ronnmc'rox. March 333-9121)!» . ‘ 3“": “ l
81! “Mk. “9d 45' W88 an}, m-lCii.y Hall building he“ 115‘ night,
lured atthe Torrlngton plant of the i did “men estimated at 3:0,000 and,
American Bra- many this tore-s caused a brief panic in the auditor-'
““5 Vim“ he medcrtiabed ”7 “ mm or the building where a dance
crane “:39 em ? hoovering was being held. Five women were
up“ 9 operator ° " ° crane; injured and \Villiam Condon. who

failed 't" “e him until M '00 late lfought the blue alone (or some time

tostop. Thugh mrtally injured. Ser-l .

belt clung desperately to the pipes was burnedgbxlt‘the ”guitar‘s;
to stop. Though mortally hurt Ber- a?” In“ ° "5 urn ‘ ted
tance of 25 teen until fellow work- see. Several w” thin
era could climb up and release him. d “m e‘d‘emut ”“5 7“” ”"9
Be died~about an hour later at the were taken out °f Windops by the
Chm-lode " “mm“-

H ' ' rd I. L The lire started from our under-ter-
mafia-lune: tilled origin in the attic our the
MARINE. ornaettbe lodge ot probate and
Mymmflmmapsuadtothu orneobetoreitwas
used in metals the same and criseo
is alwiys used in one“ than
Stores at! over thin vicinity have
Inlllgan's Home Made Cutlets tor

 

 

 

Ansonia City Hall
Burns; Five Hurt"

'v a rush nus made for the stairs.

 

 

arm-oammfim..

and lett him on the floor. The rob- clal is to be had here. ~ Wm. )1,
here then discovered Henry Surn- Paisley. Prop —Ad\. _
mere another chauffeur. on a load- up
ing platform at the rear of the
building. Fumm' rs was unaware Tm; .\OL‘TH my ”
that a. hold~up lulu takcn Mace. .\L’Rscnms. “'
They also bound him. 2 011" l

' ‘ Deciduous shwbs of .n m

Evergr‘eanainthebeetm’

Chinese, Japaneee and Em
. varieties. dwarf and seal-dwarf
:rowers for inundation “I.

log around homes and lax-gu- ‘7...
ins ones for other landscape walk.

Jacob C. Van Man. Peep.‘
Phone Wilton nt—Adv.

torium. and “ii-2. (he bluzrx wa- ‘
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Five women in the balcony about
15 feet above the dance floor jump-f
ed to the floor. carrying an Iron?
ring ulth them. All suffered in)
juries and the the tainted after‘
reaching the dance floor. Two were
taken out by the dancers and the
other three were found in a. taint
when the dreamer: urrlved. '

They were Mrs. Mary Ethernet,
Mrs. Benjamin )lochan. Miss Agnes!
Diabeth Vl'right. Min Catherine
O'Neil and Bliss Annie Curd. M
urea. trapped in the am
chamber. were taken out at node's

 

 

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