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* BLISHED 1870
'ommendation of
V. Buchanan. superman-l
ghost: :62! to The Evening'
a letter answer to th"
a-erzten? Issued yestcrm b},
‘cr. prznclpal of the:
school, concerning theé
of teachers !
.r: of the principal of
~1 denied that be ob-
. vranster or ceriumi
: "to 1-1ng: School because;
' feelings. but‘
it:
‘7‘!
their qualifica- l
our subjects. '
“‘3’" = :0th :5 as fol-
?
Marl. '.‘. 19:5
ct E. 1.12:3 Seztmel. x
51:: After reading Principll,
explanation in today's Sen-f
“1:: to correct a wrong im-'
“11m“. his article gives. 11:
T't‘flEE-u‘ to the transfer of
3'?! Howard from the ank-'
c: to the Senior High school.
not transferred to teach his- 3
521. we: to fill the vacancy
by the resignation c! Bliss.
Sailor. Miss 54:11? vs! a’
of French. 50 “as Miss
Naturally encuglg 13:111..
her supposing she would oou- .
teat branch. “‘heu Mr.
informed me that ho prettr-
have oze 0: his other teach-
tlw l-‘rirvh CT'Jcbes. l replied
is! F»: a: had made excel-
-rde L: several other branch-
wae «fizz; to teash any one
0 care we Mere already hunk
a .; teach history—and '
.un: ‘12": this erra teacher.
e large.- s‘xid gumcstcr, had!
Th.’ by the an‘d of'
2:. the format: ut'tbci
budget. .
Ct 1122.: Principal Jakob,‘
the Work Mice Howard in!
amply prou; that her?
10' a mistake. And.
the 1: teachlng branches which
34 not previously tnught. dis-_
ht: theory that first rate!
ng oer-.29: 'be expected tron: oi
r without previous teaching
.etcc in that branch.
Yours truly.
BCCHAS AN .
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. slums;
The Associated Press. I
ME. April I'm—Clashes and,
‘ gh'mg between Fascists and‘
-Lsts continua tobe reported ?
“Luau Italian center: “‘hlle.
tendon o: the whole political
...._ has been aggravated by
death of the Fascist who was
a pistol tight at Bari yester—
Ttreo more Fascmts ore re-
: seriously injured in the
: snacks ‘:_\' Communists. .
'e clashes are purtly due to a
be murder at Bologna, when a
's: was killed and a. Communist
r "'2: slain, as a reprlsal.
V YORK CLEARING HOCSE
STATEMENT.
3W YORK. April 10—11:: New
‘—: Coon-tn; House statement iso‘
may van as follows: '
Clearing: ,s 511000.000?
,, 75.ooo.oo¢-‘
67,000,090
IRLASCRY BALASG.
usmssrox. April 10.-—United
LE Treasury net balance at clone
bumnees April 5th. was 2473.
467 if. .
' SAEITARY mums;
prior-um. indeed. on it app”. to
business that m W5“
Thucise. The Sarah Duh,
23 Center avenue.- Nonnlk. on
E‘. congratulated on the ”GEL
2: they have for oondnctinl IA
a: unitary est-blinhmonL“-$Adv.
E'R‘S renames-v .
"TEE casual of cum."
. :ere's a store not mm whore
- ‘..*'e that sells thh m A"
»' Week-end—Adf. -
BROPHY'S um.
sequeztly delivered 10
Th. :Iflfl—
seas of 1: cent: per '
rzr um charge (or a: m
:3 cents. Try a we!“ 3“.
o_m
if
Entered u lacuna-elem matter or
South 80mm Conn. undo: the Act
4"
72?
uchanan C
(85 Howard Was '
To Teach French.
History, . Declares Superintendent, As
Stated By Prmcipal—Points Out That
Miss Howard Proves
ransfer Was Not Mistake—His Letter
Buy Babe Flowers,
Late for School
NEW YORK. April lO.-—Leon.
ard Castore and Peter Graze
were late for school today. but
even the teacher could not blame
them.
“’lth Babe Ruth sick in a hos-
pital and the opening or the
baseball wagon only a few clan
away—well. they Just tad to do
something about it. So. pooling
the fifty cents they had been
saving tor their altering next
Sunday. they went to a. florist
near their East Side homes and
boughoa bouquet of doflodilo.
the size a. fellow can get for tour
but Just bezore Easter.
Then they hurried to 5‘. \ln-
ccnt'e hospital.
"They’re for 531222" sard Leon-
ard to an utondant.
"Tue." said Peter.
hr.- 1‘"
Assured that their idol wu bet-
ter and that the Mod“: would
as. six en him as soon I: he awoke
Ibo lode grinned and m to
school. a bit tardy. but that
didn't matter to than.
‘ how's
*
all
ENOUGH POISON
lN HER BODY TO
HAVE KILLED 2
Report Mercury Found
In Remains of Mo-
ther ‘of Millionaire
Orphan
DIED AFTER vlsrr
Placed Boy Under the
Guardianship
Of Mrs. Shepherd—
Ycarly Fee of $15,000
CHICAGO. April ilk—Enough
mercury poioonlng to have killed
two persons has been found in the
body of Mrs Emma McClintock."
mother of “Him Sol-on HeCllné
zock. orphan millionaire. whom
William D. Shepherd. his toner—
tnnber. in charged with killing with
typhoid germs. according to Coroner
Decor Wolfl.
The Coroner's tormol “tomcat
issued after his chemist. reported re.
suits of tests made on her body. (“In
interred after sixteen yem' burial.
said that pol-on was in ell proba-
bility administered to be:- between
ten and fifteen days belong be:
death.
When Mrs. McClintock died in
Chicago shortly utter a Ten: visit.
her will placed her can under the
guardiunohip 02 Airs. Shepherd.
with 3 ”man'- fee of 315.000 a
your. Mrs. MoClintock bed one. nt-
mended a. Kansas college with Mum.I
Shepherd. ‘
"It is very evident," Coroner
W011!) statement said. who! the
it must hammer o can
one in Mrs. 0C1!!! I 1°” ‘
3m 099;)!“th
may she would not .0009! ”*3”
my!"
pmoCourt— The mutated-no
ment-
WWW
51m- .9
an:
the
«mums;
sows NORWALK. cans,
—_
7k
4
1
, _ ‘ . ~ s
8 Statement 0: Jakob
’BABERUTlllS‘ ‘ .
OUT OF DANGER ‘
LATEST REPORT
Whether He Will Be
Able to Play in Open-
ing Game Doubtful
BUMP ON HEAD
Is Not Serious As Feat-m
ed at First—Result-
ed From Fall 0 11
Train '
By The Associated Press.
NEW YORK. ‘Apru lO.—Bube
Ruth 1: out or danger. But wheth-
er ha. will be out 0: th. hospital in
time for the opening gone at the
baseball season next Tueodny is on-
other question—one that his physi-
-_ - -_-.,
clans are inclined to unwei- in the
negative.
This was the word the: come L111.
morning tron: 8t. Vincent’l Booplt-l
la a patient following his
1;: 4 railway
noon.
'lhe Babe in being trotted tor n
cold, a touch of influence. another
touch of indigestion. and e. bump on
thoboekolhishced. Thoma
themultolhiola-ll in thew
wan room—co. all which plums;
u. out though! 'ouuod a co:-
m o! the
trumuro of the skull. They won
certoin to”. however. that the
bump we. oil that oiled Babe‘s
heed.
Ruth's doctors and he had spent
a restful night. At 10 a. m. be was
still asleep
A bullet
lby Edward Burrow. Dunne-o mn-
lager o: the New York Yankee.
land that Ruth was slightly improv-
itd. although his temperature “a:
‘ still a little high.
RICHMOSD. V... April 10,—“!!!-
digeuuon is behind Bobe'o tumble."
Menager- llillor Hugginl. here today
with his New York Yankee! to play
the Brooklyn Dodgers, deckred in
commenting on the lune-o or his
ca: yesterday. utter-i
13 issued at 10:15 o'clocki
home run star. Be “proud his
belief [hit the Babe’e trouble was.
(Continued on Page Nine)
CITYOBSERVFS :
GOOD FRIDAY;
MANY gums
:Banks, Schools, City
Ofioes Closed—Rush
For Flowers — The,
Churches ;
Nodmlk today with special oorvicee
in the churches. while all city de-
mrtmenu. banks. end schools re-
main closed. Melly store. remained
open ho'em. olthough some clooed
1t noonume. The business section
wu lo- crowded thuu uoual. but a
brick trade in Enter (lower: end
candy was noted.
The florists chop. were a: with
pottéd plana—odnflodilo. hyncinths.
and mum being the most Profuse-
. Specie! religious aerviceo urc be—'
ing hold at local church this eve-
ning. with oppropmte made in
Good Friday 3 being observed ml
.. The New 8. N. Trust (53.
further enlargement of
“'lill the
. 'An eVidence o! the growth 01:3: 85
lsomh Xomlk is portrayed in thelwill p ..
the South has co
a1. where the' bitter of home runs l Norwalk Trust company as shown in I ten ot_
60118906 1 the above picture. re- ‘ entire
Jaguu do“ tho hook
-. doublqju Ibo. Work
cod on the former quot.
' - & W The
a ”term buildinn in
modelling of the stores Lust doornobe
Norwalk-Brid
, Bus, Service
“Mbun'
the Emma; Scanners Campaign .ey undo. no manual in new A
connect in: an independent bu- linc It”-
tor motor bus .mrxloe to
lubed ‘in uoueohd' marble.
v
.
$75,000 BUILDING
10 BE mm»
m mm
pacifist:
Tear Down Old
Places at 61, 63, 65
THE PLAN
Not
10 Parcels
nose to Follow for
Or City Will Sell
Women Elected to
Stores, Show Room
And Dance Hall
A new 875.000 commercial build.
New Building of 2 Sto-i
ties to Captain
Boss Three Towns
ST. JOSEPH. 110.. April lo.—
Three Nodaway county town
Pmell. Quitmln and Cuban.
will hnve “peiiicont government."
.tor the next two years as the re-
sult of municipal elections held
Tuesday.
ing to be loaned 11 61. 63 and 65-
31:”: street he tnnouncod this
bile Accessory dodor. The old build-
ing- on the site Are to be torn down
and replaced with the new structure
Work will commence Mondey morn-
ing. .
which will include three store- end
an automobile show dent on the
mud floor And e dance floor on
‘%the second. has been evaded to
Loom and ammo the can.
' tractor; who roe-lily cow":
t
mews»? 8* i" _
”
Set-walk thh neighboring cities has: ped.
met With z'x-lscurzng
trom Bridgeport
cooperation
6
Bus service between Norxsalk and
Bridgeport would not only connect
All editorial Ltaded "A Needcd'theee two cltiee but would Iuppu
Bus Line "
Bridgeport ’fcit—zrnm.
I: point
mediate tsunami tor motor
portage: lr weer:
s.
.3 published in today'sgmdly lacking transportation fuelli-
;v‘.ee between here end Weapon. it
liberally pazronuod: also [but the,
Connecticut Co., to protect its vol--
out that there is on inc-g the route followed the Shore Road.
trans-{Suugatuck would allo be served.
Bridgeport and:
Sorwall; 'zul such 4 hue would be. help to open up undeveloped pro-
Bus knee stimulate trade and
(Continued on Page Nine.)
Sees $300,000,000 Tax
Cut by Next Congress
By The Associated l’rt‘es.
aggregate of taxes at least 830C.-
t'J‘JJ-ii‘u “'1” be enacted 1‘. the nest i219?! bill: may posed, it would!
union of Congress was expressed
today by Choir-man Madden o.‘ the
lions.- Approprlatlons Committee
law-plus tor the curred: fiscal your
WASHINGTON. April 11'. —- Be-.would approximate 868.000.000ond
l tie! that a revenue bill reducing the ~ that for the {local year
beginnlnl
July 1. on the basis of approprin-
approach 837s.ooo.ooo.
Mr. Madden who has been ill with
influenza. will sail Tuesday for Eur-
atter a 'f.'n!erer.cc nth Presidentfrope to study the now system of
the French. Gomez: and British
Coolidge.
Mr. Madden said the
1308‘ m
! L’O\ era menu.
HIM THRU CAR,
FEUD IS CAUSE-
Bomb Believed Set As
Climax to Five Year
Rivalry Over Girl in
The Case
NEW BRUNSWICK. X. 3.. April
l0.—Samuel Voucher-r1. a barber.
was blown thirty feet through the
top of his automobile and eufterod
the loss or one leg at the knee and
the other :8“ at the ankle. from on
explosion in the motor of lab mar
chine believed to he's been coated
by a bomb set no the dim to I
live yen: feud over n girl. Phi-
ciane at St. Peter‘s hoopitu hm
whore he was brought. said Voucher-
?! ,will recover. ‘
Vacherri wu tound MI! on the
ddmlk on the opposite id. of the
street by Carl Piechottl. who rushed
out when the explodou blow out all
the undo" in Phobotfl'o home.
l
lBlAsr Hams mammal) BOY
HIT BY AUTO; ;
lsmnosmll.
'May Have Fractured
Skull— Driver Held
By Police—Boy Ran
In Front of Car
“miter Reels. used tour yon:-
old end colored or 72 Water met.
was taken to the Norwolk Hoepiul
shortly beloro noon today. suffering
lrozn injuries received. when he wu
«Club.
Themtvywubeingchuod
brlnothoremellboyu Benton!
started“ drive the summon“.
swimmthocurb.hona into
thepothotthocor.¢homntport
”meat.
The boy's been hit the pure-neat
undiththowhttwhew be
mama‘s-dbl. m
«them
“Grimm-pendant
mmmoxmauplmm
howogmbym.noaryu-
m- ‘
,mfmt.
lice
”Pin-I for the building were
; pared by Frank Um. or Standard
The plan: ecu (or e We story struc-
ture o: brick with e Mono buck-
3nouna. The building will in" a
lrontage 0! Tu feet on Main street.
six French windoue are included in
the plen- o! the second story of the
building. This is to be used for o
deuce hell With 1 £00:- lpace or peer-
ly 5.000 equu'e toot: about the lune
amount or actual space on can be
used for dancing at the Sci-walk
Armory.
The plane call for the rear 0! the
Ebuilding to Join the recently con-
" structed 1'0 car garage. A large cel-
lar in A100 included in the plans.
The building will be modern in
every respect. The vapor system 1!
to be used for honing.
The buildings which now occupy
the site of the new building are
single nary structuxce. One is used
by Mr. Hell-at in his Automobile eo-
coooory basin“: another in o show.
room for on uutomobile 1nd e third
in occupied by 6. Romeo, grocer.
“FRANCE MUST
' BE SAVED,” CRY
OF M HERRIOT
EDelivers Immedoned
' Plea for Financial
M e a s u r ego—Save
France
Pull.
, PARIS. April ilk—"It this be m.
let no how it o t right here." mid
We: 3 tuning in the
Senate this artery»: to reply to
the moat seething orroignment hi!
government had been subjected to
during its ten months' life.
Thodebau bedtholeoeteineuch
u out. of We. no is seldom
seen mm the said and cubic
Sonnet-u. Sentiment mod "08!!
divided. end peritoneum prophet:
predicted the vote would be close.
Premier Hex-riot. in his reply egnin
mentioned Moe's foreign debt: a.
weighing hoeviiy upon the country:
foreign policy nod a time. Actually
hompering her nego
The Premier said there wu 3 con-
dict o! technicel ud tan-acid
cathode between the Bulk of France,
and the weary. The former was
opposed to W. while tho lat-
ter was towed by W to
tumor largo? dream because 0!
morning by lulu: Reliant. eutomo-r
l
The contract for the new bulldinl
Parnell elected a woman. Mn.
lduu Favor. As Mayor and un-
; other women on tho Bound of
. Aldermen. At Qulunu: nve wo-
: .men were elected to the Town
Board and will choooe one of
their number no Ileyor. while at
, Gnharn four women end one
' mun were elected to the Town
Board end it is probable the: the
name o woman
i mojorlty wll
‘. myor.
l
Ill-mamm-
. g
“l 01-" mammou
; AT WINNIPAUK
Residents D e c l a r e
Place Is Needed and
See Increased Pat.
. ronage for Line
' LONG—FTGHT
Railroad Has B e e 7;
Asked for Years to
Make Change Near
Tire Works
Jock Reynolds. proprietor o! the
store at 887 bulb street. today came
out strongly in Layer 0! a. new “'in-
inipuux roilroul eution located on
9th. cite oaered by the Norwalk Tue ,
land Rubber company.
.Sllvermine and 'Wllton who com-
‘muu buck and torih to New York
city." odd Mr. Reynolds. “The ma-
Jority ot'thcoe people today proceed
directly to the South Norwnlk rail-
road motion to meet their train
mher than use the Denbury line.
I! the oorvice on this line we. im-
provod one mine made more atop:-
a tho Winnipouk mliou. there in
no question but what the number of
ruined potrouc would increase. A
new railroad station in cexulnly
hooded to replace that now in use."
Other rooldonu Join with Mr.
Molds and express similar tenu-
menu.
lire. Willlun H. Elation (loci-rod
that ho:- funily wu keenly inter-
mtioo loaned on the Norwulk Tire
property wu on excellent one And
should be adopted 7 the New mun
rood. ,
Ill-u. Robert E. Loudon (lacuna
tint hot ton-lily were keenly inur-
eotod in the idea of A new nation.
“My husband and 1 end the rod
of the family have been touting over
the idoo tor some time.” sold In.
London. “The cite or the Not-walk
Tire company is excellent and in the
only‘pl-oo tor A. elation in this eco-
tion. We have been noting a. new
station {or you... With improved
norm end s new station it song
would mean an increase in the num-
(Coutinuod an Page Sine)
WAGKINGTON. April lO.-—Tb¢
Comptroller o! the Currency today
bonedocolltortheoonditioaolu:
the New bunks ot the clooo at
hm oo louder. April 0.
Q
. "There are many people living in:
of Land ‘ ~ 35
Are in First Batéh?
General Clean Up of Outstanding Tallow
Unpaid Taxes—Pay U"
Property. 18 Mayo?!
Stand—Action New Since Consolidation 4;.
' The: immediate torecioouro on t.
: percele of load '0qu ha «lbw
tux-purer: is only a foreman. d
‘u generol cleanup to “the: in 1*.
lcity'e tax money can intin'ntod t,
f morning. .
, Meg-or Thoma Robin- ud Car-
4 poretlon Counsel John Cu.- IQOI $0
. time is ripe {or n vigorou- an”
; 1n the tax-collector's depoflmom. ‘0
fthe city require: thin money to I"!
it. depot-talents. '
“We no surely entitled to collect
.our uuu." the 31mi- sold an
E morning. "It in my duty to to. thin
lanes are collected, and I mean 1‘:
'do it." "'
. The warrants or the touch-lb
; hove been in the hands of To: «-
iloctol' Mitchell tor the pen ti-
weeke, it we- learned this morning.
, The method of procedure will be 50
institute foreclosure action. W
gun owners. “'hen their morn-ft
lillod. and the one hard. the Codi
will ceablioh u "low dog." at u
, me «to. at which time the
3 owing and hen been poid. -_ 7
l mummcopm.cw
no me: be and. the on.) 0%.!
Judgment by donult. A “low (AI.
will be fixed, one: which the loud or
property pene- to the city, And no:
. be told u m dlocrotJon. ,
l The procedure in e slow on. and
:OBMHI much detail work. The due-
to all the properties must be catch-
ed. and notes made a! u! on”.
, brancceI liens, and mortm pad
leuch mortguge owners and. port,
i no the action. ’
, Com tint do not entail (or men-
then £1,000,151: true on oil the w-
.ccie now being moved Quin-t, m
be tried in the City Court or Nor-
(Continued on Page Nine) '
.EXPLAINSWHAT
WASDONEWTI'R
:Judge Keogh Heau'
About 51,000 Not All-
oounted for in Wort§
Bankrupt Case
BRIDGEPORT. April lea—’-
ovulation- were mode baton Ma-
leroe John Keogh in Beam,”
court yesterdny mot-noon
'ing “.00. mil-tag from {hm
l“ the insolvent Worth Five
‘Ton Cent m of Non-1k.
Robert Goodwin. proudest d the
'nrm. untitled that the motels-d“
gnu cold for ".000 to a New root
'conccn. He gave 8600 o! 1!. .
fetid. u o commie-loo to a was
kept 3210 for himself um! um.
v
Slow to M The .1. I‘
Wine!!! of fbooe fete. it woo-a.
were negotiAted- prior to a:
tion or bankruptcy. and the .-
uuining “.000. there-act. ~.
listed on teal one“. Slow.
get beck from the nriouo coax
oil of the 81.000. turn R int.
acute and than lilo calm mun
it tor than. now holding it. -‘l_.0
Mg wu continued.
m m ROTOR
WIWATRK SEW
7.- knowu (crate "nobility. "it 0.
Good- Tbou." lore end mung”
time none ololg. do the pun.
W low: T
“SummationM‘
bwome-torthhfl-
mDIintripetoNowtorh
mmdebyuuoeunmd g.
urrieobymoowho on cam"
thbhedwork. Whom
aid ,
one peid also to Attorney LB. .-
oounocltorthotrulluoflorod 1’"
m loan-y opprodeu I‘D'"
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