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SOUTH NORWALK, caring, 'IDAY,
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JANUARY 1,1926.
PRICE THREE CENTS
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' . i‘ho'volw‘c photograph shows John W. O'lca prcsitlcnt of
United States! (‘hnnlbcr of Commerce, who prcdlclt
business your . .
prospt'rous . 10:30!a level with the other
SONIA
“ti
. r0
OI? COMMERCE? Phil
YEAR FOR ill in
Reports of Improvement of
ed 0n Facthrotls Bot
age Prices Higher St
000,000 in Buildlntzs in
(Editor‘s hotel—Tho folloniv; ni’tit‘
clout of the l'ultctl Status Chamlw n1 t‘uril .
writtcn specially for The Brain»; nlincl
on business conditions and givw | Hill“!
for Wild.
slits Slit)
llltmihs
it; John \\'.
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BY JOHN W. 0‘ 3?
President, United Stars Chit
tine bears and reads 5. own-h tl
conditions over the United rm
of prosperity evidenced, in: mm to
rise to such optimistic. rcpm‘"
w. s. a" ‘ . ..- . . ,’ ‘
Adofi‘lilfiilfl’fit‘mrhampét as
‘lttonuneroo of tho United unit . ‘2
have recently had an opportunr: to
study at first hand the conditicM \
many parts of the country and l
glad to express my conviction t' ='
hnslncss is in a sound condition :x
that the signs for the future arc ~
cournglus.
The stories told of an impl'cu —
mom in agrlrulturo aro touadcti w
fact: crops are better balanced. .l' :
'avcrago prices are higher. 'I'hc r“
operative markrting movement 2»-
growing until today two billion. 6 -
hundred million dollars, worth
farm products are being sold ul. .
that method. Altogether the sit ;. -
tion is very hopeful and axrlcnlv-w
glvcs promise of approaching n
his condition which will place it
xrcat prod
{the wry 1
hp
Tel
v: iages 0
ti
tilt-
1ing industries.
The improve
AUTO llls
:INCRl E
{Elllilll 3i BREESE
Will Be or ,350
Compa
, in‘1924. ate V
Dept. S s
'rronn. c. 31. ~
h due to
will 5
. din ndgfi" 9'
’ e l‘ll
on 899 I an mm...
I IN
Lsi YEAR
With 302
ehiclc
tAl'l l.
omobiics in Cull.
d acrlcultural cm 2 .
tion is a source of satisfaction -.. D
business. Business men know i.
dependcnt our national prospt-l'lY) w
on conditions in our farming nr- is
Record ls Broken
Car loadings. recognized as it i. -
ness barometer. show that sincn Jr.
15 loadings have averaged mot:- :
the former record of s. nlillivii -'
week. which once amazed as.
in evory part of tho Couniri z: »
chandtso inventories are satia' .. t ,
«not too much goods and l ‘ .
llittle. Everyone remember; i“."‘ .. r!
as i tastrophs that overtook us i»:
and i021 because of errors 0: ‘ ‘ i ‘-
meat in merchandise stocks.
Building record! disclose um ‘t. ;
lug ten months of 1925 We """I‘f‘
any previous tull year's buildiuu 1». \- hr
ord with a total of new congirlltilh‘“ 1‘ - i
which approached five billion .1.) m. .i “its: 1
v luo. .« . t
in lntmiry reveals tho fact th.: ‘u cd ms
or
O
P
than .1. 'lw
d at lldur w.
1 thisici; -
Ni on ”it.
13 which '. ‘
Williams . w
ills martin :'
' nior lllg‘,
that girls 2
i t-mc Si‘VU
mitten.
“d the to: c‘
Dr.
t‘llfi l"
" 3.0m it
rrllitg
sCIl‘h‘I
mu art!
the ix'l
.ll llw
mend-
.tIit‘ l
fi't'tlli-
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,m. l.
Education
“Slim. thcn
in.“ 1 Md “I”
: icnlture Found-
lelanced. Aver-i
w $5,000,-i
In \\ .t.-'lilll:lon. l‘i, (‘.. “'35
it of Commerce
tdl}‘-- of good Iillslllt‘hs
for tho, facts that give
IN CE 01-“
ll WEAKER,
D TRACY SAYS
Kin'nnians, Ad-
Should Be. Im-
l) ssedl)n(‘hildren
f V0 TIONA
res Some Girls
illsc ‘Home as
Ct to Sleep and
..o and
Se “as ii 1‘.
el ts Encouraging
nu mindful , s. CHAMBER SOUTHNORWALKE
iii A ttltllltllURtllAthARSE
l (Al'l, At midnight tonight. Jiill'H'S
: COUNTRYi on) SUNDAY
i
iCong'l-egational Organ- i
ized to Take (‘are of.
Worshippers in “Old l
Well” 5
(‘ELEBRATION '
““fl‘ 1
l
iSpecial Services—Prof.
a Baenton of Yale; Dr.
‘ Beard, Dr. McGregor
g to Speak i
al‘tzc. nlcnsuro‘
.
(l‘ln‘nl‘y. prcr-i ~
I n“ illlllulrllyl
is (‘V‘N‘l'lllllf‘ill'
’l‘hc St‘l‘VIf‘G at tho South Norwslk
It‘unm-cguttonal (‘hurch next Sunday
Mil N- M l’lit‘t‘l"i‘ inim.to...t.h
mcml‘ers niol ll'if‘ll'is of the church
Ninoly yours um», January. R the
("hutch was nrcanlzrd. Ill mcmbers
had, previous to its organization.
lllff’ll members or tho First Congrc.
rational ("hurch n’.‘ Norwallt. The
first niccttug tor organization was
bold August it. 1534 with .lamcs
thlInlfll‘iI. Moderator. and Jamel-ll
Warltrr. Clerk. Tho object of thcl
urtnnimtion was to "establish a
place for the worship of Almighty
(lod in thr- village of (lid \\‘cll"-—'.
lmw South Norwalkunnd "To make-
grcater («xortinns to bring the souls
for whom l"hrist dicd under the in-
t'luencc- or tlmsc means which God
has ordained for ”Mr Salvation.”
The nllnivrrsnry svrvlccs will lic‘
hold at it A. M. with Professor no-
land ll. ininton of Yale special
preacher: at i P. .‘il. a t‘ommlmluu
Sorvice will ho held with the First
Congregational Church of Norwallt
partlcll‘atinz. Dr. E. F‘. McGregor
will deliver the Communion Address.
Dr. Aucustus F. Beard who was
formerly ll lucmber of the South
Sorwnik Church and who is now a
member of tho Norwalk Church. will
assist in the. Communion service.
Everyone will be welcome at those
services.
FROST JURY
DISAGREES IN
BETHEL CASE
Belief in Bridgejort Is
'n‘t
f Educa-
L WORK
ty. mcmbcr of
on and promi-
cive an inter-
=mo and thc
brought out
(duration at
\lstcrdlly noon
boots. recom-
rumpcllcd to
urged
,bctwocn thc
‘."itll)fl‘ of the
under the old
'hc consolidat-
iv tho systclu
; I3: TQEBE'SOLB»
Walker Is Now
Mayor of New York
Nl}\\' \‘Olili. N. Y.. Div 3i.»
.I. “'ttlhcr. son of 'i‘nmall)‘. took
office. as mayor of New York. In
mice with him Want an entire
l‘nmmany admit i--; vtion. placing
for the first time in history. a
'l‘nmmnny gnvrrnmont owr the
note and the city at the somv
time. , ,
Mayor-01ml Wallccr iris pledg-
ed that \ics’namhlinr and the
nudltrworld rcsoris must no. A
tit-an up of Lll"v is one of the
promiscs made during his cum-
;‘.’llfill.
KISII HALL IN
LEXINGTON AVE.
Was Built in 1921 by,
Stephen Kish and Is
Now Owned by Wid-
iMlN FRONTHNEE
BARRACKS GET
lNltl___ACllth
5 Thirty of Them in Plain
(‘Iothes Enter Alleg-
ed Blind Tigers—~Ar-
rest 17 Men
GET 100 . GALS.
iBarber Shops, Dry. 7”
i Goods Stores, Grocers-
ies Surprised in Sim-
ultaneous Raid-
M..—
;\.\‘SO.\‘IA. llrt‘ Ill—«Ii squad of
twenty-0min Stain [‘ollt‘cmcli led by
Sergeants \\‘:lltcr ignition and
Frank A". Virclli, mm‘ln ll ton-mint.)
raid in Ansmlia. into this alftcrntmn.
Simultancotlsly the officers entered
l4 a‘lclzcd “l-llnsl tlzcrs.” in groct-ry
sinrcs. shocmnkcr shops dry good
storcs. and harbor shops. scleutccn
held charged with \iolatlon 0! the
\‘o stead Act. and 100 gallons of
«ya:- us grades of alcohols. vines
and othcr liquors “era sowed. Tho!i
liquor fills 1v. 0 rooms in the Anson:
in Police. Station. Also in the. bout.
the officors found L‘ punch boards.
and one slot l'nzlchittn. All of the
men were l‘t‘li'nSt“I limit-r bonds of
Shinto crtch. Tho officers “‘t‘l‘t‘ in
plain clothes. and won: from
0“"
t
Negotiations are under way for tho ;
sale of Kish hull. Lexington avcnuc.1
The property is being sold by Mrs. !
.lulltl Kish to Alfred Flumallo ot \\‘a
tcrhur'y and the deal will be closed
on Monday. .
Thon property extends from 7 to
7 1-2 Lexington avenue and includes
a. store and bmviimz alleys on the
first floor with :1 dance hall on the
second floor.
The building was constructed by
tho lntc Stephen Klsh in 1321 and
upon his dcath was inherited by his
wife.
Attorney Henry Klein is repres-
enting Mrs. Kish in the transactions.
The catimatcd price was not given.
G _.._ .
Donn AUTO
llnrtford. .\'t=-w hair-n. and West-
pm't. . “
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NORWALKERS
MAKE some i
Raoul
Many Norwalkers have
Year‘s resolutions, some.
are quoted halo“:
Frankie Fay—That I w
a Mulligan-Esposlto tight
walli.‘ .
Alphonso Cancvari—Th}
the East Norwalk Mill "
lighted.
John J. Cameo—That I.
tho New York Giants to w'
paint by rooting for U]
Lawrence K. Paui— '
ways give the floor to an
wishes to make an Cour
v L,15,KNOC
Blossom Stall. aired is. of 264
East avcnue. was struck and knock.
cd down by an automobilc early last i
evening; ’
lillss Amie chd, of 19 Raymond
tr~rracc. was driving north in East
nvcnuc. and near the Murphy Manu-
facturing company. the Stull girl
stoppcd out from hchind another
machine and the bumper of Miss
Wood‘s car struck her.
speech at a banquet of t _
dore Club.
Richard H. Il'l“I3l’id~—Tn
’ ktcp a close watch on John
the next time he attcnds an
football game.
Edward Mchlahonw'l‘hot
never wear Richard's neck ‘
Paul Connery-v'l‘hat l
prov my golf. ‘ ~
Stephen Dokus—That I
rk. goalie
in on E1 "'l‘ll
Ills talk
'«U’V‘. It. c‘ondltlons "u 5 . now in
are. good and that there is
credit. available for all log.
enterprise. The investment l J
has been booming and bank
indicate ; surplus of [lurihdr
power in excess of what is w.
for both necessities and luxtm- .~
The important question of our
tor-allied debts is almost born.
Funding already has com“ ninu!
the case of practically all r.’ .
foreign debtors and prospct l.”
mi compn with incl n
atcmcnt ft- the ollico ti tlrv
M8 Motor l. ‘lo Comnlh-iont.r'
dimtcs. ’
Incomplete r us [or this you
Ire a total 0 0 deaths as emu.
‘ 'with m 1924. offlclni'y r...
.ta tires are collected
ritual IS a. ll- Inn
' rccclv» in
figured. r.
bile \i i u"
" t'llJ
.l
I
' m in I‘l‘l“. All Importan
* h m's news is that French
“ ‘. _ ms. after discussion n
Intuition 1“ lht‘lr country.
sated to the seventh?“
in bchiad whirlI
Go Forward.
hopeful
~ business l“
as ‘libsel""‘
lplfl’ 9‘
Fir. “anon
re suiort-i-
ron“ b0” 5
0590 were
mouth?“
in all the lat-gr
5; l. trans. Mass.
reopening negotiations with Wm‘titu ll“ .
sign tr-I‘ ‘
5- Dr. T;.. or said that
“3.0“”: “None of ‘20 first. places
“'1 ”7‘“ 5‘10 inn-oi .co the Junior
““11”“ 5 “in, men :vtore Boston.
tlocni plltsli‘lfln paid a
’Grmcr “numbers of the
Education. He said they
0i vision. giving their
° (Ommtlr‘y and that
“treat rmlzt.
“‘11 begin! w- the homo."
’Tr‘li‘el'. “1' :cgins with
“n the mo'l‘f'r's time up
“His year». After that
“l educaum: the. children
bflween tlw- home and
”wi-‘Fhm‘I “ h the tomlwrs and pn-
HWS . ‘W m. responsibility.
‘ n 5 SMITH!" '9 Percent 0’ tlu- chlldrcn
mil l trliltll“
it‘ll i lionrtl
wow 7.
ill- host I.‘
us. '; they do
lni “lam:
VIII-i said I‘
for . tho ri-
t‘u’ ‘ the l i"
15" i is dl\1‘l
[hm-2‘9““ 5‘ p“ litters, cwmplct'ing the
1 Junior ‘ I'l Slides.
i It 15‘ Dona" not only to ro~
miceive m '51 worm“... but moral
”thducnlir You km”. W} I know.
nil ”1’“ H” ("“9 has [no its influence
_ far a moral mmmc is con-
.-rrln» I lied gm“ 1, the only
imunil‘i’ (to mural religious
lcducsuq . not carmt mt in some
country “ me first In
"lino unsoll‘t‘il. It 1'
N people of an religions
moral educnlwn that can
fit in the mom"-
"M‘Wn' .Wion lhnllid ”93m “‘9
fll‘ll "lib“ «Most, ; Th“ love of God.
, nrlgllhor (gum. should on
N
hgg Two.) ‘
That Vote Was 11 to
1 for Conviction ——
Six Ballots ‘
BRIDGEPORT. Doodle—(AP). A
jury which has been hearing for
t-lcven days, evidence in the case of
t‘harlcs Froot of New York and
Larchmont. charged with arson in
connection with the burning 0: his
trunk factory in Betift'l April 2 last.
was discharucd in Criminal Superior
court this afternoon by Judge Edwin
C. 'chkcnson. after disagreement
\'."-:2 rcportt‘d.
It was said that the jury on the
last three of six bulltis voted 11 to
1 far conviction.
The one juror who held out for
the acquittal of Frost was said to be
William H. Brady. former alderman
of this 'clty.
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ARRESTED AS SPEEDER
Charles J. Genet or Weed-avenue. ‘
n »--. arrested for speeding and
in; a standing trolley car in Li “
Squrrc, last evening. The omit
made by Motorcycle Potions!“
McGrath. ‘
She was taken to her home but
suffcrcd no injuries outside of a'
bump on hcr forehead.
FIELD IS NOW
SUPT. OF NAILS
Frank Benton Field. one of the
most popular members of the fore:
at the South Norwnlk Post Office.
will take up his dutlcs as Superin—
tendent of Mails this morning. Mr.
Field was promoted to this position.
last Fail. following the resignation
of Arthur I). Koyworth. ..
For the past sixteen years. .11
Field's pleasing smile and entitling”?h
manner have 'boon = ~ ..
stomp. roclstryf '
more about. plum-hie. .4
Elmer F. Bracken—4Tb:
complete the. city map. »
Bill Smith -— That 1
Young Mulligan s chum
Young Mulligan—'1“
back the bantnmw .
BilltRosen—Thnt ! .
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