Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 20, 1925 · page 15

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! NEW Yen Mey 20.—-‘~D .
tinge R; Hart. of the Rue:
foundation yesterday told t

tioual Child Welfare conference “lg:
thouo‘endx‘s or children adopted ire

‘ toundllns home: are diepoled :09: by

officials or the lnbtitlnlonl a: one
would dispose of chicken: or do”. ,

He said he bed econ crimes com.

mited in the piecing of children in
family homes that ere enough 1:9
make his blood run cold. 9‘ ,

Governor J. mm: or New
Hempehlpo. who also evoke. acid
that flew Hompehire was the plea:
ear state in etlective‘ Child -Weltr e
legislation.

 

titan Ice Company. Butler

ex is in actual production.

of which Ed‘gor 9G. Mur.

ident and manager, is op-

9an' capacity turning out
Hoe doily..

neuch compact fashion.
mall or the machinery ac—

e in making ice is located
h side 0: the plent’. Here
three huge compresems
heiheoives are kept cool he-

pes extending- an cum). the

room. k The ammonia.
in the some section as‘ is

{our feet bfliow a mine ll‘oor. Huge -
cans are placed in rows in the tonic '
“floor, and autumatlcelly fill with ‘
water. Between the row: 01 mine is 9

oeeriee or a dozen animate. pines.
The freezing oi: the water it‘ caused
by contact ‘with the ammonia plpe
whic hthemeelves h‘re kept oo‘ol
cause the water is briny. While the
water is heating in the cane. torced,
air is circulated through it keeping

' the ice tree from oir‘ holes. ~
because the machine is 9

The “canned" ice is ehunteri‘r‘iowx
the room ‘on an oVerheed' derrick

there to be dipped into warm woteu - :99
and stored into the huge store-room ‘

on the west side‘ or the plant. 99
One or the things painted out by
the management is that the ice at no
time- comes in contact with the am-
meme. 9
The plant is being operated dog
and night With three shifts 011310911.

'»The ice company has one deliycrj

truck‘ in operation and will have

‘ three more by the end of this week;

 

if

(:1 tin? day from the Legislu
printiono committee on n
appropriation to the State
her for refunds to liquor
i! the state who surrender-
licenses otter prohibition

fieciive. ' -

ill ‘3. one at which was sent
,inhnce committee and the
‘the‘ Appropriations com—

both‘ of which ultimate-
‘g before the lei-tor body, ‘callq
fund of $41,000 to the
ounty cemmlssioners ns
'13 share of the liquor li-
etunds funds by them.
vol-ably reported and re-
he Senate today. , "
alloqe R. Pierson. of
moving {or the rejec-
e Folrfieid county bills to.
(i th‘ t the Appropria-

 

tione body would report out a gen;
e 1 measure that will cover the;
purpose ~ot‘ the bills in question.
The question to be ‘oettled‘, 9 it me]

9 learned. is how large an approprie~

tion is to be made to take care oi
the other counties. too.
The Falrfleld county rotunda were

made alter the Supreme court def--
cider! that all those liquor doulere‘ 9
who had surrendered their license}; ,

before their ex'pir ion after prohibi‘

“‘tiou’ become oftecti é.‘

to refunds for thé unexpired helfi

once oi such licenses. The decision :

was made an the recoil: of n test nul
brought by Ernest Adamo, Bridge

port liquor men, against the Fair.

field County commissioners.

(On orifice of counsel. in some in. ‘

stances, qua in ethos-e because of rc—‘i

sentment against the "dry" lam? ‘

many liquor dealers about the slut
withheld their license certificateel.‘
Under the ruling, they are not en‘
titled to rotunda.

Howev .9 there are other liquor-

dealers ahout the‘* stale entitled to‘
refunds. although only the Fairllélrl
county ex-ouloon men have leceived
refunds to date, it l9: said. Under

the low; the comptroller ls outhorizl '

ed to pay the refunds due. but hull
no tund‘ from which to draw the
highest, cheerlgiml license fees ‘io

 

 

' at ‘0ka as fast as gesl Kn oil
lit-uses o y9 one gallon of hero- _

 

 

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mun manic in the no ll
yesterday before e

 

 

iir they or coon

., itei one u ell-eli- were tin-o n
‘ to 9;) c. Riotoue co ‘

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9 ed, pyl
Petroilnun '9th 9

union rioting in mm.
mile end which

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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