.. liming while intoxicated.
N08WAL"! l'lBl'l‘ NEWSPAPER
The Weather
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So. Norwalk. Conn.
Entered ll lecondvcieu
matter et'tne poet office at
under the Act at March I. 1879.
1
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.. SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1926.
i‘liii‘lV. l‘luuu. VAN-{é
Strong Arm
Amuse Strong Protest
Textile Strikers ReceiVe Otters of Assistance
From Eminent Clergymen And Others-«i
Various Peace Moves Launched-Governor Bridgeport Rep. Town
Methods -
Willing to Act as Arbiter If Desired
PABSAIC. N. J., March 6. (A?)
—-Diecorda in the woolen district
during the strike demonstration re.
sulted today in the issuance of war-
rants charging assault. against l-o-
lice Chic: Richard lower and two
patrolman.
The warrant: charge the camera.
with nmult on the woolen strikers
and store keepers in L'assalc.and
Clifton.
Two of lime tiVVairams min ob
mined by John Lorkin Hughes. of
Newark. counsel for the Aniuiican
Civil Liberties Union. and are based
on the complaints 01‘ [Mo noii- sirii.~
or: who charge the police with
beating than. The warrant for the
arrest of the police chief is for also
null. on John kinda. of Cliiimi.
Constable \‘ion‘l .V'lV‘l
Pusnic constables reiuaud to
serve the warrunls and they Were
given to Constable Autlilvlly liar.
row. oteWest Peterson. 110 iound
that Chief chier had been in bed all,
day with a cold and did not disturb
him. Police Capluin Lambert. do
Groct told Barrow if he would conu-
to Police Headquarters this morn.
Vlng he‘couid serve. the two polio!»-
l“Vanilla
It judge: can be induced (consign
“W Warrants it is likely that thus:
directing the strike will attempt to
lime or manvlrneeaic and Clifton
policemen as possible taken into
custody in connection with tm
clubbing. tear gas bombing mm
other clashes which limo taken
place between pickets and police.
Ponce Eilorlm
With the strike lenders thus em.
playing the period 01 comparative
peace resulting from the new police
policy of avoiding strongmrm moLh~
Ode, efiorts to bring about a some-
ment or the strike came from two
outside sources.
Governor Moore‘s availability as
mediator was announced in repli-
w a telegram ii'um the "Passalc
News," but there in. every reason to
believe that tho newepaper acted
solely on its own initiative in call
ing on the State executive. thus of
' faring no basis for peace hopes.
The offer in reprcoenl the sulkeie
in any conterenccs which might be
held was made by Rofibl Sttphen
S. Wise, the Rev. John How-am
English. ofTrinitv church. Brooklyn:
Poul U. Kcliog. editor or “1'le can...
vest." and others.
81111111110111.le
ARRESTED
THIS MORNING
Freak Storm. of Spring Hill road.
and James Doulens. of Main street,
were arrested at twu o'clock this
morning by Policemen Han‘y Brown
and Conrad Miller. Sturm was
clawed with driving an automobile.
while under the influence of liquor.
“Waving no opentor'e iioenee and no
utilization. Doulene was charged
with intoxication. Both men were
"leased to appear in the First Die-
trict court Monday morning at 9
o'clock
According to the police. Storm
nu! been warned previoully about
but he
ntiy did not heed the udvlco.
m this morning Policemen
m and Miller discovered Slum
our the corner of Main and Well
m Bil Interline struck A. car
’1?!»qu the curb. The arrest.- fol-
lowed. 8mm in I well known younx
an In Nor-walk. Davin: played bu
new and Ionihell.
EVLLENNS
l “...—......
: Unlald Chapman's
heard in the Unilml Stan-V.» SquV‘Vme
Court, Monday. V.
O I O
3 Mrs. Lilm; Aid-ml: has noticed
5:110 lierzlucrntlv emu. (Ventral oom-
groin-cc lint she will accept the no.
siiicn of national minmilloolionmo.
AWARD DENIED,
LOST lNTEREST
AFTER ACCT
......My. ...
Worker’s Claim
jected by (.Tommis-
sioiieerell From a
An alleged luck 0! inlurust in
work claimed to be the. result of an
iaccidcnt sustained in this city tailed
giu win iVi‘Vmpt-nsallon for Frederick
.1 llarrlnglon of WV'VslellN, ll 1.. be-
fore Coiilpeimalimi Conu‘nlsslonci‘ 13.
I. Buciilrlglirmln in Bridgeporl. yes-
tordriy. "
i “ailinguut w ll n sol C om-
ipldonll) lhiouli‘ioui n ll-Tli‘lllfl in
the. office of 1110 Compensation ( (th
,nlissionoi last Doc-amber when his
gluwyor presented us proof of his
Sclnii‘n for paymvnls from the How-
glolt Consiruciion company the loci
,lliat becaus: of an accident he had
:lost all desire to, work. Was y8516r~
in.» i‘LTilbed compensation by the
ilui‘ijil‘ isslc-m-r m the and of the con-
niiuanie granted‘ n December.
Q 1‘; tin:- limo of hearing the case
.34 mums considerable lntol‘v‘st on the
in art 0. other: psychologists and
.dolrlol‘s (f menial diseases, and o
inum‘... r were.» present, at the
_ hearings because of the
lunusual claims made. On December
[.10. 1.21 l-lurriuglon loll 1‘.’ feet
iiion. a sculfoldl n1,- wililu working fol
lht commnx in South Somalis.
aand claims to hfh't‘ struck his. side
ion a. board end in descending. A
l\\‘c‘£;l\' lair-r hr returned to worl; and
,iu April left the job to go to Wester-
.1y, “11ch he worked intermittently
juntll July 1&5 Al that time. be
.said he fell himself becoming lazy;
litLlL things. pleased him immense-
{in and in addi‘ ion to several other
railings hc :ound himself no longer
anxious to “OPTL The claim entered
by his lawyer was that. he is suffer-
!ing iron‘. a form cf insanity called
tdcmmiia pruocox.
‘Y’ Steering Committee
. Is To Meet Monday
The. sieering committee of the
Norwalk Y. 11. C. A. will meet
Monday evening. at S
upwai will 1ch
V
lEDT
£143 i'gt.‘
Vscl‘hu oi
members.
The "Y“ survey of Norwalk now
being made is almost completed.
Letters have. been addressed to all
manufacturing and commercial con-
cerns in this city asking for de.
tailed information. Replies to most
of those have been received. It is
expected that definite action on the
campaign which will culminate in
the erection of a "Y" building here
will be taken soon. Several com-
mittee Appointments may be made
Monday evening.
“Are Your Taxes Lower?
Malone ole-bee in mes have been made by Congress- The
W in. corporation in. taxes on automobiles. movies. even
an the: eli‘eot the bootlener. have been cut by millions of dollars.
flees in out: should reach you in some way.
new» race you mm boned: by the. reductions, which an unl-
wlii but! in The Evening sentinel Mon-
mm the m under the new
It you pay
mound-mall. whim
Re?
oclock. at the l
OTTiCE. 0? John M. Glover. Wall
street. Stub: Socreiorv Harry Smith
will be present and advise With ,
rest
0f Passaic Policel
'c0NNoi ElVENV
POWER TO ACT
‘ PEACE PLAN
...—....--
Com. Tells Postmast-
er To Deal With
; Roraback .
HARMONY WANTED
Anti-King Group Now
Roused To Action By
L a t e st “Organiza-
lion” Move
Arthur l-“. (ennui, oi
VlerIngth. was giver. full power in
make pram; terms between the G
[0. P. stale organization, and the
'lorul Kii‘g Republican organization.
a! a sesaion of the Republican town
{)113' ’lilif't'l'
,. committee. held last night in
lirirlgt-liiol‘t.
Connor 11:13 Vim. pljlhl’ in .....k(-
lei-n15 mot 'th may (:oV.z,~lVin nume-
ahluj under the. cliniinisiuiir-Vs. to UN:
into wet and udninlugo oi the
Uril 3.19011 ni‘gaiiiaullon
”lV'i‘oiu now on llilr VVlu.V.Vll..:.Vl10ll
will} V‘OI‘K Willi the Mall: 011331115511»
lioni" Mr. lfliilll‘r cold when the
committee had Mourned ultur dis»
cussing pence tor about an hour.
The eueelcn. held in the Algonquin
club, was preocdcd by dinner, start-V,
ling at 6:30 o‘clock.
”That means mace has boon de~
clor‘lzd. doesn‘t ll?" he was asked
"Yes." was the unstwr
While the Repuillllun
mutt-o no. in 5le 31011 in
Tow it
the A1—
orginizotious iiolwillismin’lmg.
There has been no flgl‘ul‘lll"‘lll. re-
garding illo- nrlirlos a! polite. Posi-
mastcr Connor asserted in
known the cessuVinn of
after nine year; of sll‘ii’e.
moods to’ be ianimin in tin
pact as yet Republican Town (“Emir-
mun Alfred W. Ulirdick sizilmi.
Tflill'li‘ Chairman l'llliilicli will pre—
pare £1 stairmcnt of the policy pur—
ley anhln tho ur-xi (in): or two {or
roleuso in the public. in order hair
the ..‘thuoilon "which has been mis-
rc-pi‘userilrd.” may he explained. he
said. Tin nxisx-.-pl~VVs«ntatlon Tit said
was in that negotiations how no!
procemlrd as 1in us ilit public hue.
been led to helirw."
BiBLE STUDENTS
PENN BIG iNNVE
FOR EASTER DAY
Objective Is Attend-
:ince Of 1 ,OOO—Plans;
For This“ Eliscussed
' Tomorrow.
Loader “Jim' Ellenwomi.
Everymnn' 5 Bible class, which meets
at the Regent theatre tomorrow
morning grill discuss current events.
Alfuriligu‘ increaw in attendance
is looked ior. not 0an because the
etiegdance has been increasing every
Sun oy since the claws began. but be-
cause general Dunbar and General
Loud are confident that each is go-
ing to outdo the other when the
class assembles.
Such success has already met the
‘cficrts of the Red and Blue Dix‘i»
Vsions. it is now planned to so: a
a higher objective than ever.
One thousand men present Easter
Sunday!
That's going to 1V:
nourccd tomorrow.
The Bible class students plan to
make Easter Sunday Go-To-Church
Sunday and plane (or this eitori will
be damned tomorrow.
I
Vii-2 slogan an-
l ‘nnyrs non mmoms.
-—Ii is said that "Merit made
them tornado." This store is head-
querters for thin line of dog reme-
die... An interesting and reliable
booklet "Dotty Hints" written by
I. dog lover is being distributed
‘ We have one for you. Just
at or it. The Clifford Phat-ma
Win. )LPnieley
LC‘ll'l'
gl‘nqllln club. 1!.ch limigenlfltlun -
liopllblczin oily V2.1:Vrnmitbm-V. was.
meeting: in 1111- office or“ W. F. 11V.
liiiliritrlcli. l‘lV‘Ver. 01’ Thu (.‘ili‘ muri.
Chal‘lrs 1... Dentin» 1.15 i‘V.VV.‘1V‘.VCtl‘Vd
Chul‘l‘nlélii 01 ll.» inumuicnl. pracvl
negotiations or the Kim; and stand
mulling L
hostilities ,
The town :
committee has made no specific. do. 9
DNA?“
of the
Silent Four Club Home
l
i-
i
This in ‘
a recreation «ontir, lint ii is ill.-
host the folks have who go them
the building “thll was” 2.1V V1». VVVi: llll‘llli' - (Vt .‘V‘cV..v-Vll. i...
raided h;- m.- starn police a week "V "l' cmr- ‘(‘1n (1 lV- VVii‘ about Prowl
ago when many arrests were made V ping l» or .
for rambllmv and violation or Mr = V; .r llll ill" “0qu pro.
prohibition laws. .. _ “\‘.‘.11 \w; d.~n‘l [m
It is in.» room crnior of (h ". ..VV. winre shall we got“ To this
Black Belt. and Vim political cent-r 1.- V i. m. unsww-y,
for a good portion of what in known ‘.VVV,VVrV. are m’ill)‘ VtVrVi- r 11 lull“. in
rm “the colored role." in political :2 121.... mu all... mu. Vim. l...
V‘lrcles it is :ald that a bloc 01' V .1 iliVi'V.‘ 1:. no (Illlll 111:2”; for
roll: is controlled in this club. ZVVV... Dmiw'l P‘l'lll'i in (thur m-(V—
Probably it is not very much or .. us of the town ”11} are idler-d
ugync- i-VV r-gr ,‘
.,z
.-'i '
bi a bed envimnnwut. 'l‘lioyV
- no 0110109
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Knight Street
Church Begins
Drive For Funds
Tli.‘ cniilpaign of tin“ l~:V;V.V’VV,
Slrcoi A Ill. 13. church for iViVVVIV:
to remodel its house of were“;
has begun.
Councilman John A. Mills is
campaign manager for lliis .VlV-V...
and full details will boiluund .VV:
V
Page 2 of today's Se‘Vntlnol.‘
would CO
V N HUGE POWER
c0. COMBINE
Conn. Light and Pow er
P a y s $6, 691, 200 111
i
.
Concerns.
Mergers of two bulllil‘ulV
of light and power companie- in
lthie stole ln\0l\lllg aggressor. sloth
lvnluatiorie of more. than $9.711“""‘- window in 1112‘ Fiflh on.) then ran
utili- away.
{were apprmcd by the public
Conference Held Over
Silent Four Club CaSes
gcuseli would erV-ud guilty and 21mm“,
Vlhcinsrllzs or: llzl‘ u: VVVoy of tlzoV
‘DOlll‘VL
ow: 1:. luv V '5 V‘V‘IHV ll;l.~:'
,fjf. 0.er
gl‘ollllSV
ities commission in decisions hood-Val
gdown yesterday.
The Meriden Gas Light Cd. 2sz-
CCV..
and
Milford Electric
Woodbury Electric
Light
Co.. the
ized to merge with the Conllrl‘llclli
Light & Power Co. All these- com-
panies are now owned
Connecticut Electric
holding corporation for power and
Senior. Co a
Light d: Power Co. will pa} :6:-
691.20V for the stock. property and
franchise of the other five com.
panies bv an exchange of_ stool; or
Sli, mach will be made.
1‘ the case of the Woetport Co.:
8.51? sharealfirlil be exchanged in
view or 8353. V100 in capitol
amounting to 8361.700.
MULLIGAN'S COOKIES
son‘s famous miler’e are for
in [tom all over thin vicinity.
old-resilience! cookiee include
following kinda: linger. cunt. he!
one. mom ell-Jennie end not
meet. only the but of materials u-
a
t
stock 1
:"‘il_\' mill“.
“1th tin. Sunliuul on M
ill-s V n V.V_V..lilVVl
the VA! nil enm- rilllli' tl VV
31’) ll .1‘ ari‘l‘sud “-l‘ikll tin s
lmliV‘u millml 11m Salon: T“L‘\ll‘ (131:.
.n the Black limit :1 \H‘Vl-l ago No
ili‘clsiun l'liul her-u PFi'C'lltll nl prays
liCVur, but it txynl‘lnsd 11V. urt-
lo 1 was ‘
1U...“ "l:‘.‘ ‘\V.‘_.\ ‘Vl‘; {11V
\\'.‘1V~
(:1 TNT
Jllill'lliV"'.", Ll" 01 “3.59
Nurud. if v.35. 110.3: .1 V'V‘.'4‘l' m 111':
’ 1.;11 Superior V' Vul‘l 1.3V .luVliEV-
.111 Li;.lll in south Nurwalk
llllr‘ umruinr. VVn bonds of
(u :1 ili.lr;fil oi“ illiucklnp n
H uni old 111“ )‘lulquwn was an
. .zt d M “Kiwis 1:;V.1\\‘m‘Vl .1, liluno
(liil‘u ‘1‘. l‘uuV V-.V.i‘1_\' MVViiVin)‘
iziornlniz. .‘l‘llqurrii illVVl .. Vaniurol
\hlcl.‘ \\1."‘ owrr ulV (1 ll) Judge 1 112,111.
\llllqlllifl, in mull-my “ll 11 John
Salllt. 2‘" \\ V‘sl Cork. sliioi wV‘VilV :il
Vi'rd to have cumnlllml .Vn .Vsmult
VVVV. the girl tolwcrn \orwnlk and;
Si imt‘ord “'Vll‘lt‘: il‘.V trio wait to 3.1
‘l'lllllm .1 ”wall": .
Luis lininnl- r. 11V 1! :erU. Flam-,V
".md \‘ A.» illiVVl $2“ .Vii.V1 'UHS and
“as gizlu n 30 «law slh- lVV 1111i in“;
.‘V '11ll‘lllf'l in ludg.\c1;einidh C.‘V mice;
S t 0 c k F0; Five 1" 5‘1‘111 \orw ills. Cili' court (1115:1113 n' liradf‘lllill‘lni‘fv .‘ll‘Vi lac-1d under,
morning. on ohurgm .Vl' iiitnxicdtlou
and lamp rinV: “ill: on ..iiio ownv‘d
l3
1) Louis loll 1. ‘3 I’VVV <13 1an o
.
The police .‘Vlllmrs “til; im‘estivl
gating a cump‘nim at lli-‘V limo of!
VT'ony l‘raniJlL-o \\ ll.\\'lli moiiun who
elaimod that suanon- had hrolcri: 52
Hall'illlt‘r said thnl 1w did not:
l‘l’V’ari thV illnd- aw.
Arlliur Gumbin Hominid: sire-ct
fwas fins-Vi $15 by . Tudor Fthmar .
Westport Electric (10., were outlier»;
by 9.13.1;
light companies. The ConneV~llV"‘.‘. Hibernlans Prepare
wh:.§ :m jgsue 0; 55' 91;- 5113,55 at low-2r of Hllmnirms “ill l‘VV: held at
Merlden Electric Light Cc... tliV‘V Xen“1.lght in South \‘orn .111. Citv court;
the :on a charge of MTV 1ng on out o with
l
improper ma rkorr.
Reynolds szi‘V >31,
Paul Jones. ‘was‘
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BY PROTECTING
WOMAN, BANKER.
GETS lN WRONGV
(overed lTp Theft of
$11,000 For More
Than 1.0 'Ycars---~~Ar-
rested Yesterday
WOMAN VANISHES
Bail of 55.000 ls Fur—V
nished, F o r Kuhne
Who 'Faces “False
Entry" Charge Only.;
W.
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ANDERSON W111.
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Fair Street Dwellings
Yield Large Supply
Fred [inelallpcraiinn‘ 10 Gallon :s'iiil Loses 35
Callous "\Vhlsliey.’ 121.3 (.zililms Vino. 280
lluiiles Beer-«Siniilar ('V‘luimhaml 'i‘uhen
From Home of John llalnzik
Stale Polch ii‘om lhc Weslpmi 1):”111: icl .VV 1 :1..1 11 m illi .‘llV
011m 115:1. illifllcllllni night when they raniol ‘... 'llUln' .. on lat.-
street and 1:012:11 Vi. quantity of liquor besides i.V.-0:- ll.‘ .VVhlV.:1i‘V.Vel‘.zV
in opal‘aiilm. Suite troopers James Finnegan and Stephen were
assisted by Policeman Jerry Dome}V of the Nm‘ws 1k (lepaiiineili.
iii the raids. 'l‘liV- three officersraidcd the two planes in rapid
succession.
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SERVICE HEREQCVVNEu-VVNANNS
.,1’0liulur(‘ruszideri'om—2 WE’L RECEIVED
mg to Nor walk Ill 1‘),
Church For lnspira-l
iiouzil Evening
Bl’ CRUSADERS
”’5, ‘ _‘ :L0‘ , .il Singers, Two
.J _ ., _f (.Vrloads of Them,
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