T INEL
The Weather
Senate Votes for Coal
President’s Discretion.
WASHINGTON, Fob. 9.——-(AP). The Senate appealed
introversy,
‘y a reiterati
J oil-intervention. ,
Strike Confab in Vain
Resolution Introduced By Sen. Copeland of New
. York—Meeting of Miners and Operators .
Was To Have Been At White House At
President-Coolidge today to seek a solution of the anthracite
but thé request was answered almost immediately
on at the Whitevfiouse of the President’s policy of
alumnus
CATHOLIC iiiiii
0NVOLSTEADISM
Sunday Sales
Restrict Buying O
Chu h 0 d T .
rc p p 0 s e o “bacco and Fruit.
Compulsory Prohibi-
tion Declares Noted
Prelate Of Boston.
DISTRUSTS “DRYS”
to closing law to the letter." said Prose
cuting Attorney Crnmcr C.
this morning. ‘
"The sale of groceries. meats
needs Public Pressure
S e n a tor Bingham
is no reason why this state
. ’WASHINGTON. Feb. fir—(AP).
" President Coolidge was asked to-
.day by the Senate to intercede in
he anthracite controversy,
After having twice refused to
‘ nslder such a step. the Senate
ccumbed to the growing pressure
r action and adopted a. resolution
y Senator Copeland, democrat New
,_ork, asking the Chief Executive to
It was 6 Below
In Norwalk Today
Miss Laura Comstock, weather
observer for Norwulk, reported
that the temperature today w
the coldest so far this winter.
Champions Individ-
ual’s Liberty In Op-
posing Changes.
prosecutor.
}lo said that
“Will Enforce Sunday
Closing}: Letter"
Prosecutor Hegeman Declares Law Prohibits 1.
Of Essentials, But Does Not
"I intend to titzorce the Sunday
Hcgcman
and
clothing must cease in the city. There
law
should be broken," continued the
the sale of groceries
and meats in fruit stores on Sunday
'was a violation of the law and that
FORMER LOCAL
SLOT MACHINES
CONFISCATED
Danbury Police Make
Sudden Raids On
f Candy, Ice Cream, To-
Crowd Howls for Smith §
T o Fight—He Does to End
Local Colored Boxer Wa
s Battling “Kid Broad”
In Stamford—Coroner To Hold Inquest To-
morrow —- Opponent Held In $1,000 0n
Technical Charge of Manslaughter.
Amid the shouts of “quitter
Smith, 27, a negro boxer,
circles as “Tiger
of the filth round in one 0
club, Columbus hall, last nig
Stamford hospital.
the sale of these goods would have Gambling DeVIceS
‘° “ml“ . and Take 35.
'I'lii- law does not prohibit tho “"4
of lruits. ice cream, candy, (igurs
and tobacco. i SEV ERREXRRESTS
I A list of the stores which hareI ,
» ~ \“ \ (l 'i h i b l - n e 0 l
“2315.; if”? hoififii 336.51."; Willimantic Steps In ;
Police William R. Pennington and Line and Or d e 1' Si
Gaming Outfits Re-i
moved Today.
will be turned over to Prosecutor
Hogcinon. If violation of the :iim~
day closing law is continued by these
merchants. arrests and prosecution
Awill follow,
a i
Thanks to the Rev. Mr. Empring-
ham, spokesman for the Church
Tempcrancc society of the‘Protestant
as
SCHOOLS ASKED
V era of Congress yesterday sugges-
i
m
,1
A letter to, Tilson “3.5.9.?" by New
and New England congress.
.t. ’
‘1?“ . .
New York Sunday, morning Cardinal
The Cardinal Hits Out.
andw'vlsrgcst' "othlotfi ‘Ioeiety In the“
world. Therefore ChristendoilI'l'mOF- ornor. Trumbull setting aside
Governor Formally
15 As Memorial To
who met omaoiiid‘a go;
.e ,
Flat machines and other quiiililin
.
Norwalkers See
Falling Meteor
A large meteor “as seen by
several Norwulk people last night
shortly before. 1‘: o'clock. It was
directly in the west and as it fell
to the earth it seemed to turn l
several times. A blue. color ll-
luniinnled the path of the falling
meteor and made a pretty sight
for the monirnt that it was vis-
iblE.
dmicv's i'ccuii.‘,y rrniovcd from Nor-‘
walk were thought iy ilii‘ir mi‘n‘rr.
luslon yesterday wircii the liniihury.
NURSES OCCUPY i
Formal Opening of In-
Held Until Month of
udmits o:ui:.- .lll l.§lllli. for the own-
The all! A. Bedford Home for
Nurses, which was made possible by
iistcd wi‘: i’l" t-itil Monday.
Each of tin lllut’illllfi‘s has found
L ahong the people, request a hearing
before the steering committee upon
Q" subject of cool as contained in the
7‘ following:
Beheveii"’Iii€3 raters
The papers call for an authorized
capital of 835.000 and state that the
today. the company proposes to take
over the agency for a popular make
suadlng to fight against lntrmper-
ugly vice. hut-and here is the real
according to law. All of us should
have in mind that in honoring the
splendid and enduring monument."
W
'lhi‘eari Cllfl l_' ten.i:‘.it. 'l‘hl- polir- i
not be foriiialy opened until April.
are ready to :iv' it (buy hour in
when the student nurses will be
time a special program will feature I‘llbllc «\0‘5 01' 3-”-
.. ..__._.._—
* matter of coal."
, Most of the attempts to have the
firesident take a hand in the coal
..————-—-
STAMFORD. Feb. 9.
Starts Damage Suit
(AP) —-JO-
"Unhappily this is not the view of
some Protestants with whom We are
asked to associate ourselves for tem-
broadcast from station \\‘l£.\i~‘. the
S outmiisters “stood by" as well as a
large number of Xorli'alk's scouts the stain dPi‘l"'-I5"
r
Last Report.
lal di‘crrziiml from 77:) cases ihui
liriilzipuri. l"l‘i)-liil‘€t‘ cases; l‘uir—
tot-n.
Ulher CUnlnlUlllt‘nL'Le dismses
Ii lust “tr-k.
in
9‘.
rilte has come from Democratic
sources in Washington and especially
from Senator Copeland and Repre-
sentative Bloom of New York. x,
seph Shea. Stamford theatrical pro-
ducer, here today filed a suit in the
city court against Ray C. Buxton.
based on a charge of false arrest
and asks $1.000 damages. Shea was
in city court yesterday charged with
of the altar.
penance progress. Reviving the hoary
heresy of the Aquerians. they would
vanish wine even from the sacrifice
As Nee-Munich“ they
w0uld have us err arid stray with
HUNGRY QUAIL
Street Department Re-
ceives Praise for Ef-
‘ ficient Handling of
. Hard Problem.
REPORTED SEEN
icept chickenpox. 120 cases of this
The radio was loanr‘l through theidiseaso being rcporhd. Others were
caurirsy of the Hainl"_:i shop, and as follows. Diphtheria. {lily-one;
the program extended from 8 to 8:30 whooping cough. seventy-One: scar-
o'clock. It was one of the National let fcxcr, fire; pneumonia, forty—
Scout Week programs which urn, be- eight: ini'lurnsa. thirteen: mumps,
and throughout the entire country.
~~.—.
’ and “knock him out,” Joshua
of 21 Day street, known in pugilittic
" Smith, crumpled up in the ring at the start
i the bouts of the Stamford Sporting
ht. and died three hours later in the
Substituted for Murray.
Smith had substituted in it schrdW
ulcri eight round bout fur lziitllrig
Alumni) of NW York who i':iili‘d 10
A MOW ill the rinllliir‘h in
the lilll'ii i'ouiiri 5"lli Smith to the
cunuis lll‘it] \i‘lllll ii" inn-d to re-
cover consciousness he was taken to
the hospital. lie die-i ””1313 hours
Lil'llll‘li l‘.
‘laii'i‘.
Smith was t‘igliiiiii: Walter Brode-
rick. known :is "Kid l'lrmiri" of Stama
ford, in one of the six round prelim-
iiiiii'y bouts. Pil'O-iii ls hcillg hold on
the technical charge of iiiuuslnughler
under hands of $1.00” pending the
decision of (‘oronv-r John J. lilielan.
who will conduct an inquest into the
coiorrd inrl's death at L‘ o'clock ton
morrow afternoon in th“ Stamford
inn tomorrow.
..______.. .
In the face of the President's d?" ‘ ‘ o‘connon of 13051011 stated the om. tli,n.gi\..l iIL‘ this iniuiiury p0HCU.
termination not to intervene. and _ /‘ cial position of the Catholic church N” “"3”“ ”:3. ““1.“ ”5‘1““ l‘h: Hm. State lioxini: Commissioner Thom-
the demand from "“10“! parts °f -~ . . , on the liquor question and Senator t'ng 10“" "“"““"”‘ simply "“"' as Donohuo of New London will be
light out and dill their stuff. With- ' present at the inquest. ".3 will 9r-
Si‘ntiuel Tells llonnliuc.
_the country that. something be done V ‘ I ‘ ‘1 I ' H , V Binghsm delivered himself on at
by the administration «to bring the 1, 1.}. least one phase of it during a speech 0 F 1) tot e w. m In lion; 3.. xiint’llillcs had been, .- H“ in Stamford mmormw mom.“
rike to a close, Republican mem- ' ,_ ‘- .u: a ‘ m the Unmd 5m“, 89“,“ 1)erme e rum S l litlon I“ NOt Be suited. to conduct an iilU‘silgllllon into the
H 7' U l i "i ““5, Scl‘.("‘..i'.illf. Bridgeport. Who State Total DI'ODS From (loath of the local boxer.
linei this morning regarding the case,
he said it was lhi‘ first notice ii. hild
, asked that they be given o M Mom," be", "I
. i, , o right-headed . .
V ”we to appear before “‘0 Repub. W“ L T ‘ - arid the wrist-headed ardently de- gun" 15 11! M‘nim'G Miami)?” Ply h" the general“). of Edward 1" Redford I m contaii "'0“ “'3“ 51"“ I“ “m“ - received of the dv ’liil of Smith. He
loan "steering committee" and urge — l l a k e ‘Over ~ " "n received n “NW“ " . . . . .. ~i' "i- in“ 1,..1... . ..v-,ii.~ ox. A'i‘wl'lllus l" )‘f‘hi' will 5 When ' . ._ , . _
.g i l . ll 1 th , . sire Catholic computation. In conclusion the governor says: and the people of horunll.. “as on. .L Milo - ‘ w _ a” l--l 1 0 - _ . .. “as m i‘dl‘ilt'l"! mummy; ii.» Linlll!
‘upon t the adv “N W 0 e C0m‘ Agency 0f PODllIal‘ "From their pulpito‘ their “0010' “Pursuant to the Statute which officially opened lodili'. “'Lll'll the “(L i" 1"“ C” t‘ ’5 'm H“: who; “"1" :.from “Jr‘mm‘ “’mflhn‘g the in “ii? IL.ll'li"’ll'tl Armory lnsi nLKht
merce committee interesting itself , i b _ _ :x‘30n run-i. ' . .. .f 1. ,r .» sits in ii e .. i... , .. e _
, . cans rand usostraltorsto the dos (.1 i t d t be t id . , nunrlill ( c...cs t m a . l .i,,ri \ ... m... .e to all nd ill, .iam
in the strike. M k Of C propryd recsa ny a so as a nurse! at the nor-walk llospuoi and C0, ,1, n, “ v, W, di”"ll'inl— .
, a e at. Del. but on the public platforms our in memory of the tragic event which . . m , , ’ ,“fi” ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘siuir, .Voruulk‘s lililllc dorvs not np- twrrl shunt
FOLIOWIHSIIS the letter: ~ . active partnership is acclaimed with precipitated the Slinilitlh “of, 1 60- the hor‘WH‘ “059""! training iltll of NOi‘in'l. null llani‘iiiry i.) ii ; h . “.1” .. ”WW rt‘ iot'llug ”W (‘umm‘r-‘loncr Donahue mil] 2 Jill--
“We, the undersigned. being COH' Incorporation‘paperg for the R. delight. Their orators tell us that starlets Monday. r‘ebriisry “been”, School removed into the modern tlwmsfilri‘! (I blil "W'lllll’fl “Pl'l .“ “I H n" .. ‘ L. I . , .i- the prmnours or the Slamfnrd
“need "ml further delay in °°“Sld°" HE Grant lilotor Sales Company of Rome is the scarlet woman. but they next as Maine Mcmoflm Day “a l and comfortable new, home. from their-it” put" t‘."l‘:lllllllll him.» ‘ 111ml CJF'S- “is “W‘s ”Ml 5°“ boo-s “or nervous mli notified mm or
ins Pm“)!e ”5'51““ “9°“ ““3 “b- Norwalk have been media the of- find one is quite prettl'lv clad Insulin audit the observance or in.) 0.3. mm" “will” “Ulldlns- an thO“l'llll'll"“ll“- W W 5‘9"; ““5‘l‘l<1“1“.i\':ill~‘s inwiion. is "willow better Smith's d om. iiu added 19... 110
float of coal is politically injudiclous flee of Secretary 0, the Slate. liurt- pink when they want hcr to march in casion in all of the public schools Post Road. at the top of Armory when ‘-t Hlul'ui i'utiipuiun .uni Iln. {mm it h“ bun. “,0,“ mm on invustigzitioh at (.m-o,
ad will lead to extreme hardship ford. a temperance crusade. “The State l 1 hi Hill. ‘ Word has Ev": ‘-' l ”W ”‘05" ‘r'llm'fl’ ‘ , . . , . ,. . ._ "This “-s'l Hid the ..ist mliiltii‘ sub-
.. Y ., )y suta e exercises. , L .. l ‘ ‘1“ , . i ‘ uniifmd l‘tptllled s.,\ciit,\ tour . ,
hot that the. Church nccdg pop The Mary A. Redford Home will -l t! Gilli-'3‘ 1” 1-“ l- ‘4‘ \Ul 0‘“ ‘r‘l l “- . .. _ ‘ ‘ _ ,, ‘ :‘iitulimis in liouts l‘l i‘nnnw'wuk'
mu Climb L4H, “wk. lhe state to- "i am
said (“omniivionr r Dunlihiie.
coin: to conduct a tliorourzh inwa-
‘ "‘9 advisability 0‘ the Committee on concern will start with a capital of once. From the days When St. Paul gm dead of the Spanish War wol
. Interstate and Foreign Commerce $1.000. warned the Ephesians not to be commemorate also those great firmugraduated from the training school, Pooh-onus i. t2€l also close .1 mo. i p,.m.i,ms \._,.. 1. .0 :14, ilgniimi mm the my}, (if 9mm], I
. holding bearing upon the general According to infOrmntion gathered drunk with wine the church's p“- cm“ to which their sacrifice is a and Mr. and Mrs. Redford Will have night in “'i‘iim'n'lllc hermit -r in fiC-l «mung 0“” WWW “my“ ”w ”m wry For“. H, . ms MW“... .1,
tors have dealt faithfully with this ' returned from the South. At that U l‘lllmcl' “‘ill‘ 5“”0" “7” “f ”"3 f ‘ i We haw hurl very for occur-um in
discose is fairly \ildrs‘pi'cud llrt‘: “hm:
the ring in Conn (‘li-‘lll r-oml
.fhe large numiwr of bouts Si'lfl‘ft‘ in
spend to immediate trcuimrnt, Dr.
Jim‘lnry W. Rowell, the rluh pliyst‘
vian. ordered him rrmond lo the
Siziiiifoi'il Hospital when he (it‘d at
midnight.
Dr. ll. Hrrlzht‘ri: took charge of
the case at the ‘r inllIll. He said
ilt’ r-xaiiilned Smith and an X-Ray
picture of his h"".il was taken. It
,. i 'l Hiram-l inr Miililu-m new En.
NEWS ‘ " . _ . 1‘2li‘iilz‘hilion tonight mid l’rohahl, '
, . a o 3 w ‘ t. , . s r r a s r n s w I r as n a mlilti‘” "mm" W m M "'-
. - ‘ ii
ABLISHED 1870 stew“ragga-mmnitEg-womm 3%: SOUTH NORWALK. CONN” TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1926. . PRICE THREE CENT! u,
\
call operators and miners into con- The thermometer registered 5“ Episcopal church. notables all over
,ference at the White House. ”010‘" m0 "“3 mornlnfi- “1° the land are discussing the Volstcsd ' ,m Ms W,“ 1...,“ ,0 ,__. .m “J ‘cm- ”m
As adopted. however. the "350m, sugroundéng towgs‘reportcd live act these days with a vengeance. T TAKE PART NEW R0 M [N ”MO“ \. ‘1‘, v m m “I“ H‘ , 1 “NW! ,MWHNHO Wq‘qu. of Hm
. .. l‘.‘ ...~ ‘.l_' t'. L'l.': ~~ ‘ ‘- . ‘-
on was amended so as to lcaie it an 5" agrees cow. Following the formal address of l ' ,' , q , . -‘ Elwiiis. ltriy iillss. manager and sec-
° the meme“ t° amid" “3‘” Bishop Manning from the pulpit of . ”“1“" ““"W “ “““" U" "1 "h" "‘3': lmi of mini. :mri imam: .‘Ll‘.\llllflt3
o , .
the conference would be Called. Si. John the Divine's cathedral in Lilillt's uill Ciiill‘it‘iil‘d iliiiii. ' IN or lliiilzrlmi‘l. rrfmv'tu illi\¢' inn-n or.
1: T1“ In; “I“ n I Ll “NW lmwmu. dared to :xlipvnr tr fore t'l'tl‘Ollt‘l' T'he- ,
‘ to House Leader Tllson that the - Amen " '
. _ ; .. 5: other things Cardinal -. , F P '
mittec on commerce get busy in v; i, M F Es C0 O'C‘mm“ “M: . .» SPERISI‘ War Heroes. Aprils it!” of girl iiiuchint's was drift-ltd. 7 i9 For r CY! 0 u 5 When the Commissionur was call: -
coal situation. _ . . - , . . .. s . "The Catholic Church-ts the oldest ,,,,,,,WHW_ .. . , . W a . uronb‘g ugtl‘r the SLYrCRWDF‘Y-H who ‘VCEk T0 714 Says ed on in.- Illllg distance phone by the
.. w .r M” our Mr M inut‘l "CF. WW “1- sporting editor of Th‘ l‘n'cniiur Sun-
“(1) The t“'0 recommendl‘m" or car in this city. Several .weil 'Drlnclple—"Aubses non tolllt usum" the event. "
contained in the two addresses to known businessmen are reported to (The abuse of a thing does not deg. The nurses are occupying 37 of Scoutmasters bleet “old, thirty-fourf- ‘til"‘i"ni.lCh,l six- i’his Sl’Vl-‘,"
Congress upon the subject by the to interested in the enterpffiue. troy its use.) Ale, wine an'd ”their the {.0 bedrooms in the Home. Some , "m. “anew“... 5...“; “1.5. [hint “my“ rm.- [:iiundz,
President of the United States. The incorporntors are given us At- like are not in themselves evil.,They persons thought that the Home well For Radio Program nun-(Lima tlili'H .iiu - \Vijlilf‘l‘fililid. The r v1“ m «mound i... m—i-t
'(2) The report and recommenda- tomoy pm“ 11, Connery. Miss Mae have their lawful uses rangins down too large. but It the beginning of . ' 35...”,mrfi. \\“Lyn”;Hwy-op; w... “H1, ME]. ,.\,'.,,,‘,1.‘.‘ .,:.d 1411",“ .71.
flons made by the United States Coal Mindlln and Miss Caelia rpm-10v, from the supreme honor paid'to wine the new Home. there are only l3 The Norw‘alk s,.,.,mmasu.x.s “mph tcl‘luwii,‘ ixwriymxo; “critic”. for... ”Mm, d ”m d,,,.,_;,,;, ‘0“ a gamma]
Co‘r'nmission. along with bread. M the matter 0' \‘nctfit rooms. The training school ed at the offices of the R. & (l. Cor- .slx; Milford. “Willy-foul; NOW 113- l.iiockout when Siiiith was uiiilile to ‘
(8) Various bills pending before . . the Holy Eucharist. to other general has been conducted in the building , _ ,. ~ . ._ , . \V .. mm- ill - . ~ . .. . .
the Committee on Interstate and Freed 0f Killing Dog, work of moistcnlng end enlighting for the past week. There are new T'tufingSSLHISM £5312: ragga}: :32. isigliihz,‘c:n' qi31;r0“(.-”\'01h:: ”3110 03:31.01! 3‘“: gol'lmnrtmtimlt P”:
. ‘r' ' . . , ' - r l 4 ' 0 ' l . n‘ '. .‘ 0 f ‘ 5 -
Foreign Commerce upon the subiret the laborers rough fare. 28 students in the training school. m: 5:0“, ”053mm. which “.515 town. man-igiu; Room-ills. {cup mg room mid “7mg“. (3“,: 1; rm
i .
unlawfully killin a do owned b .
8 8 Y (Continued on Page Three.) in: observed this work to mark the eleven: tuberculosis. twenty-five. was claimed that Siiiilh hit his head
SAVONAROLA’S
, orcnii__i_i_c__iiiii.ii
Institute of Religious
Instruction H e a r s
Yale Professor Dc-
scribe Monk.
, "Savonarola. the Dominican monk."
3 .was the subject for the lecture de-
' livered at the South Norwalk Con-
gregational church. last evening. in
the courses of instruction of the
..,
by Professor Roland H.
. Balaton. of the Yale Divinity School.
In his talk, Dr. Bainton stressed
known for his _
. areas. He preached against the‘ lo:-
and loose living that followed
the Renaissance. ‘ -
_ "So. great was Savonarola's indu-
. once over the people, that he came
i into control of the City of Florence,"
said the profemor. Dr. Bainton also
dwelt on the period of the monk's
life. when he was in conflict with the
Pope. was excommunicated. by him.
and finally hanged and burned. Aft.
or his death. Savonarola was canon~
There was a very good attendance
at last evening's session of the
school. .
YOUR CAR BATTERY.
radio battery will receive proper
or and attentiou here. Headquar-
"e-n for the Willard batteries. Rye:
f. ‘ Battery Co. 69 West. Ave.
“III.
: Nomlle Institute of Raincoat“...
Buxton. He was acquitted.
Shea also flied a suit for‘fiboo for
alleged damages to his pedigreed
sheep which he claimed were injured
by Buxton's dog. .
Lad, 16, Admits He
Stole Motor Truck
STAMFORD, Feb. 9.——(AP). Al-
fred Bowman, 18. of Sunbury. Pia,
wished to get to Boston and being
in New York he stole a. new two
and one half ton truck {rem a
parking place in 109th street. He
stopped 'in a garage for gasoline
here this noon. The dealer was
suspicious of the lad and notified
the police. Bowman, they say. ad-
Buckingham
will come before him.
Lawrence Paul Is-v
mitted taking the vehicle.
ed today,
Compensation Cases
In Norwalk Feb. 19
Compensation Commissioner E. T.
of Bridgeport will
hold a. hearing in Norwslk February
19. at which time six Norwalk cases
Reported Improved
The condition ’of Tax Collector
Lawrence K. Paul. who has been
seriously ill at his home for several
days, is reported as slightly improv-
Tho snow is fast disappearing
from the business center of Norwalk.
The steam shovel of T. F. Foley
and Company completed its work
yesterday afternoon after ‘rsmevius
the last of the snow from Railroad
avenue.
be removed by a no: of workmen
armed with shovels. This work is
going on in the upper end of North
Main street today and Washington
street will be started tomorrow.
Many comments have been heard
on the quick and efficient work of
the Street Department in opening
grade and cleaning the business sec-
ens.
..._....— . .........~».—........
No Bribe InFee For
Permit malls! .Sers
Norwalk's annual automobile
show will open tomorrow~ at the
Norwalk Armory. This show which
is held under the auspices of Bat-
tery C.. is always largely attended
by Norwelkers and persons from
Bridgeport. Stamford. and Danbury
and-other towns within 'a radius of
20 miles. . _ , ~
According to all reports. the 1920
allow will exceed all others. in inter.
Much Interest Focused On An
Amory —— Evening Sentine
Special Auto Edition Tomorrow.
Norwalk Annual Auto
Show Opens Tomorrow
nual Event At
I Will Publish
est and in display.
be represented on the floor.
Other interesting features will be
found in the Armory. in connection
with the show.
The Evening Sentinel
[5‘1th '_01 *motor car!-
The majority of
Norwalk’a motor car agencies will
u
_ tomorrow
will publish its annual auto num-
ber whicn‘will be crammed full of ,Atgomeyjiicksy denisethe lnginu-
interesting news and announcements
for auto owners and prospective
Attorney Daniel I. B. Hickey of
Stamford has admittedthat be re-
ceived a fee of ”00. for legal serv-
ices in connection with obtainin: a
permit for the location of a captains
station in front or the nowgbenkrurt
hardware store. of Carl Luna-owns
on tbs Poet acid. mus.
Hickey declares he assured the
permit is the propersrey for a large
gasoline co and not. for La-
:zowitx. State Potions" ”induct:
an investigation, toaster-mine
how to. permit at obtained. '
The $300 which maroon: claims
to have paid toiawyers‘fpr, abor-
ried galosine license. was not actual-
ly paid by him in itecntirety. no
made a series of notes ,which .he
said ' were endorsed by 'fltorney
Theodore Steiber. and William Me-
l-Iugh. Norwalk gsragemwner.
paid ‘only Olls'on these notes.
r
The remainder of the snow will '
tsaid to have fed two flocks of quail.
_ mixed grains will answer. ,he says.
lNTlllS-SECNON
Two . Goveyp Fed By
' Emil Anderson —-
Deep Snow Isolates
Other Flocks. ‘
Elght .rovsyl ofquell are reported
as having been seen in the vicinity
of Norwalk within the past few days
and their presence has been report-
ed to the Norwalk Fish and Garnet
association. ‘
Emil Anderson, of Mary street. is
Boy Scout movement.
a
By Recent
Other covers are reported to have
been seen» near the home of Fred
Ham. New Canaan roa near Dr.
Smith'- home. in the C bury sec.
tibn‘. 'a‘n'd h'e‘ar‘ Becker's sand bank. in
the Cranbury section. These coveys
have nu been fed as yet. as no
autos can break through the snow in
the vicinity.
Thousands of game birds and
visiting winter birds are',tlndlng it
difficult to “our. food because of
the heavy nm‘coverlng the state.
Superintendent of the Fisheries and
Game Department John W. Tltcomb
advises that an intermediate chick
feed is best. with a slight mixture of
poultry ,grit.. Almost any.kind of
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. Although the day long since
passed when this section was known
as a shipping center. Norwalk still
numbers among its citizens those
hardy and adventurcsome men and
boys who elect to live their lives
on the sea where excitement is al-
ways at hand.
ton. son of Captain Raymond is one
of these young men and he‘ is not
finding his life at all dull. accord-
ing to a letter he wrote home about
a stirring episode aboard his ,ship
last week. .
Young Raymond is aboard a. tank-
er running between Texas City and
New York. While his ship was off
the Jersey Coast last Thursday the
worst storm this year on the Atlan-
tic mboard broke loose and sales
like a cyclone lubed the ocean's
waves 80 and so feet high.
."A life boat. on the bridge deli,
which is about so feet above t‘h
main deck of the‘shlp. becameiloee-
keeping in mind that the fln'er grains
are, the logs the crown will get.
Gen. Pershing’sShip
Touches At Key West
KETWEBT Fla. Feb. 9.—(AP)
General Pershing arrived here to-
day on the cruiser Denver enroute
to Washington. D. C.. from Aries.
all“ till-t. bruit?! l!“ Ilnfiolvsd iln
the deal. but mine that it no tran-
We“""h°?¢!¢ll.9§m!°fimu
Chile. where he served until re- ened from its cradle and was thrash-
cently as neutral chairman of the in: back and forth on its devils.
mill-MOI. plebiscite ”Mom. doves sailors. among them mung
anniversary of the founding of the‘
Rowayton Boy T hrilled
Edgar L. Raymond Jr.
Narrow Escape—When A Big Wave Comes
Your Way S im Into It,
Edgar L. Raymond Jr..* of Roway~ .
A well child conference is sched-
uled in Westport for next week.
Sea Episode
——
Writes of Shipmate’s
on one of the posts in the ring. but
this theory was dispcllt‘d by Dr.
Ron-ell.
Dr. Rowcll bellricd that Smith‘
nte heartily hifuio (nii‘l'lllg the ring
and that dc‘i'h was due ('lll'i'“? to)
shock or to an internal hemorrhage.
Brood was arrested immediately
after Smith's d"1tli‘i and taken to the
police station “‘Lli'l‘o he is being de-
tained. .
- Ate Hearty Meal
Smith “as substitutrd for Battling
Murray M New York City. It was
said that Smith Was not obtained
to take the place of Murray until
i Raymond. were ordered out to lash
the life-boat fast. I
While the men were doing this
work. “combers” as the high waves
are called. were breaking over the
ship with great force.
out on the forward deck. when an
unusually large "combcr" broke
i-over the ship. The seller rushed in-
to the wave. and as soon as he was
lifted from his feet. started swim-
ming.
. This act. to a‘ landsman might
seem foolhardy. but according to
seasfearing men it was the proper
. thing to‘do. for bad he run ‘away.
the force ofthe wave would un-
doubtedly have thrown him to the
deck and severely injured him.
‘ While swimming. theJailor's hand
struck something and instinctively
be grasped it. To the surprise of
those on the, bridge. when the
those on the bridge. when the “com-
ber" receded the seller was hang-
ing on the outside of the shift. Ira-p.
ing the railing with both hands.
hauled himself back to the deck
and rushed for cover before the next
'W possum: the atria .o_
Not Away From It. ,
A sailor was stationed as-lookv
He
after he hail eaten a hearty meal.
At any rate Smith was not prepared
to fight and was not in condition
!to meet. such a strong opponent as
Kid Broad in a six round battle.
1 The. local battler fought in Stam-
i ford on Friday night. January 8. He
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Common Council Will
Meet This Evening
The Common Council will hold its
regular meeting in the Council
Chambers this evening.
It is not thought the reorganiza-
tion of the police department will
be brought up as the committee,
appointed by Mayor Thomas Rob-
ins has not yet completed its work.
MULLIGAN'S COOKIES
the old-fashioned kind, and Mulli-
gan's famous cruller'a are for sale
in stores all over this vicinity. Tito
following kinds: ginger. sugar. her-
mesl. only the best of materials al-
ways are used in making Mulligan}
tanks :2 mew-I. '
E
old-fashioned cookies include the ‘
mils. molasses. chocolate and eat- '
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