lantern u mandate. miter Al the we cilia. at
as. Norfllh. ileum. under the Act otunmh h. it“.
The Weather
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I
“"cnllwr ion-cast. In: Southern
New England: Probably light rail
o'r snow tonight and Tuesday, will"
Monday.
V
PRICE THREE CENTS
x
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V
’h‘rnllo Slam shipped
The sign: which were ordered
harem months ago have been ‘
” thing“! item the sectors null tho‘
wort: oi Putting them in place will. '
be who this. week- I
Quiet. til Police William R. Pen,-
mm wrists:
with, the street, «ornament will be». ~
lie whim oi: the when» this
use;
“to “Gimme which we. WWII.
totem mm one bit the common.
semi has. been held; on (or test.
0m. him when it
rm it were
with
homer
“Mmbiitih
m entitled.
whom was
, “gm“ to, resorts. homo elm.
m iron; film 0!: the inert
mm 5.93! the mm and, hm
mmfl ii is. unit. into attach
anon:= Well to have le inediiieth
We menu; of: their filial when in
the?“ 091m
howl-L The
3%», dmllll
soothed the our
Jim Mot at
Quilter W W-
with the mar
9‘“,sz Eh “0
mmwséenimth-tu?
’ WT
mm): healers-cl;
gun “will
New ”Traffic w Signs
\Are On The Way Here
Ordinance "Passed Lust Full line Boon Sus-
pended Through Opposition 0t Merchants
end For Other Reasons—slight May Re-
open on Enforcement ill Regulations.
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in conduction f
we Millet.
millet-tell1
Welfwhlwmm.
We but. germ wherein;
m that!» hellish; in? unlit ester;
Shalom 'ruah wits?-
steam or hemihe.‘
lire
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'Wheoomihuisnehee
, o animate .
tin». he the MNQWK of. the. or: .
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‘ were not serious. but were meninmlt.
“Slut I0 m
“1” “Am
«hilt nihilism tho of!!- >
‘09ng midi-Slimmer»
véry Restless Night
The condition oi: Dr. Nancie
1.: Burnout first mayor or com
“slanted Norwollrnsntl nromla
neat Musician. who hue been.
whoring from an 8-th oil ll-lic~
Gem»... sleet last Glue-day well
'13th by the Nor-weigh Ms-
minis. M being no. this moron
this Dr. Burnall'. hull a poor
might. one did; not mite .
Amber Weller. 2th Knoll moons.
3300mm N. I... bitumen oil. jibe.
been. a: e mowroxolo on: "M
board? West: avenue ul. 1: 39. room
dliol- afternoon. Welter: was riding
with. a {Month on their was to.
Rampant. They own down; the
armor: hill; and were arc-pin: Wont
{evening when the hcouono hmmodl
Wells:- was billion lo the oilloo or
Dr. William w. Truman on. Weill
seenuo. whore ho was. WWW, ‘ 1!:
Nu. found that Walton was: when“.
rtrom a. imitated» scalp. and: M-
alone. to. the knees. hands and: unmo-
Woltor was able to resume» his MD-
noy. otter Missal. His inllu‘lfl
WW'M
Kalil WW M
tum-Altai
Siam
a. weekly meeting" of. the 1' an
, ord- o: February 21.
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’WVMRM alarm? not
Kirov-armaments. Guru-war
3mm.
mum-tummr Reich-M
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Effect Saan
BIBLE CLASS
SETS RECORD
OF ATTENDANCE
Blue Armym Noses Out
Reds By Slim Margin
0f Ono—«Vanquished
Pulsed.
“JIM’SVXDWDRESS
Tolls Militant; Follow-
oils “Christ Amend
the World” and Still
Does.
‘ Au “2on record was. «slut».
med. bl! 1m bore 02 the Every-
man's: more ohm at tho Roam tho—
eiro XWW morning. 'l'llo rival
i
hook. me tor Viacom.
to. should tho possibility or ml.»
hello. to em «as the WM the
MM
mm mm Mott and; olthtm
the; hove. {alien ten behind; their
high resort; at. January 31.“!!!81'085
éiiha Buds allowed an increase of
elation over.- their previous high roo~
I: the Reds are proportionally suc-
cosstul next week then is no doubt
thus they will: surpass the Blues in
number. Owing; to. lilo closeness oil
the nunmol'u on each side the entire
group. who counted by several mom-
born or tho Rod; and. Blue diviaiona,
for when the first rosullsworo given
the Reds. woro oomowhal‘. skeptical
Md; they had: every reason to he. shill
when: the final result was announced
theyhml commit: that. tho score will!
.200 to. 199.
’ booties Jaim- Elionwood. save. his
infidel. mill." at 3. series at four which.
an to and Eastern when an. attends.
atlas oh 1.000 man is expected. lilo
subject was “$3 amazed the World."
Ho brought out. it in a. tremendous
task and; mmneihllliu to tall: about
Josue and. to; do, luaimo. to Him. and
that the greatest onion. painters.
musician». sculptors and artists of
every description; hano‘ ondouvoretl to
Dermot this theme, but. nono havo
been ootlrolv -~ coastal.
Health In. .
"Tho world= as never. More stands
amend in the presume at Jesus.
Omniutt Christianity has come. in
(or 0. little criticism. some or the
slit promises have been discarded.
rot man. haw-e been: thin kins; at Christ
more titan; om baton. Thor hove
alum boon astonished, at run»? he
aim and; continued:
"Born; im a mum nation. in the
lowlim mime. and in: such a. dim.
Vim hemlolt um men. asked. 'Can.»
W M thins come out 0: Km
Mi” Yet: no. homo the 11112an
on. nullity: as o. oiviliood nation we
tulle. oil; our hot: to» mull Aim
limited. no m. mum so. as. the
mole nutritio- mm m the mrlth
llama-no Mghimofikby. was,
of. the om We. often». mention. Him
Name Wile-tin; yet whom I!»
uranium». thoahoilhb of: his
(Whit 0.3: M m )
wholemeal
mm
. new“
heme .
.r MMmmrielehmoll~_
Mm ”Mum done until the
the him had one more in number.
Last Hape Of Escape
' From Death Vanishesi IS TO SPEAK
April 6 Date Of Execution.
WWW. Inch lh—(AP).
milhandlhudtrunmtodio April gluonmreinuda
review of hi: can by the W State Supreme Court.
Tried and convicted a! mm: In
ol sentence Iii Atlanta. Charlton;
m tlvon a commutation or mini
l‘ocloml sentence by President Cook
the ileum sentence. ,_
Chapman contended.
son in tho
that the portion conic] not in onion
ed whim his will and insisted upon
being returned to Atlanta to cm.
iDElIfllAYORDlll
Moodhlmermioemonookmj
Alm- tho-o . \
were“ were counted revere! tim-i
Gotham:
Mallow Churhll—
Sector’s Sex-thou.
wan: hold last. evening in the First
Methodist church. A large more:
mutation of tho cheater. filing. :L‘
largo delegation 1mm than mMoluyi
Mothers! club. the Douala: Advis-
Lm addition to Animations. Lhu'
church was well lliiod with lirluntlu
at tho order.
It was it. union service oil, the Bow-
chumhua.
mam for Colonel Chow
uio no the has. followed by Amor-
ica. Rev. Loator. T. Mallory. oi‘tnrmi
prayers. one which was for tho ru~
coveryv of Colonel John Coolldst‘.
the {other at tho malarial.
Ralph Tolund none “The Lord in
My Lisllh‘ W. Gurllum. retiring
”Dull" or the» Dummy o'lluotor.
save an lntorootins' mil: on the
nrlnolnlos-‘or the Order otlDuMnluy.
in his talk. “0nd" Gorhom told the
congregation o! the Molt ideals.
which. Dohinloy stand! our.
The chair 1'. the church. will!
Aquila Mani
two anthems.
Elements in M
Rev. Andrew F. Chamberlain. do-
litter“! in carnelian: normom on the
subject. “Faun Element: to». Quorum
tort!“ ME. Chamberlain m that
ho. based: his sermon on. relevance
to, tho toot. hand: amt. eyes at the
Choruhlmo. as. he round. in. Mel.
1.0m cheater... mu nm. In. or
mulled; tho;- un ot- lho me was to.
{Wil- the Mt amt m path:
the. m of tho. ham ton Amounts
mine. and. the on: or. the m. {on
m nob»; the tired: annual. or.
Gad». W Chamberlain. dill. "mu
Choruhim mule 11mm or:
the ilvlnxz drawn and: the MI.
ot the: mm who no. match:
W."
ton- cm on the; (our. alo-
mmitho lueormmmmn
«—_...._.._
(mainland-l 0n: Bun: mt
intro to tumble lilo atom to mourn!
without Iuc~l
lower Pullout tourist ml: (1
The annual devotional service of!
tho Norwulk Chapter of Dohlolny‘ lilo ambient or increased salaries! lion which chm,” parallel ”was of
' Dr. Emprinchnm.
cry board and tho ’1‘; IL 15. minty. i
list. Congregational and mmoumli
The service opened. with tho rial»:
all. insomnia. anal
mwfnilm Magnum
1’. “nlthmtmotzthxm_w
hm M; 01': m 7 :. W3.
Gerald Man, the
l
Connecticut. wail. "rem ; Mlhi Firm the Federal sentence for mall
when. ry. i
He also raised. without success. {
oill r ob tart-lions. snarling that his!
mu! in Connoulcut had been lilo-l
mi browse 0: 3i; removal for trial .
them against. his will sud that the
son‘. euro oi: death was therefore in-
will a in: um a they an: utter
{uh m-s tourism he been granted
Sill.
TEACllERSWlll
l
i
l
milieeFor Amul
military in also wrestling withi
{or school teachers.
'1‘an will. u the meeting an
Lilo Dunhury school committee, Sn» -
auction or me chm-ch. wimp. was 4.. permutation: at School: Frank K
man. after mulling tho petitionui
lo the cooohm. proaonlud. tho lol—
iowlng ruoommonduuom: to the
Dunbury common on school. zmh .
l libraries. In rum to the high!
school. tho following recommenda-
lion: were mono:
Tine lilo minimum salary for aa—
143mm: women teachers will: sum.
Monitor-y ennui-ions: remain $1.700.
Thai: lilo annual increase remain
35 ii.
The: the maximum nlury ha 81.-
tum.
That in super maximum at $2.00!!
on attained through normal inure.
mum: at $50 each by those teachers
who tile in the amount the uupurln»
tundont or school. a. certificate
allowing that or least four unlvom
w credit}. llama been named nub-o-
uuonl: tn» Jul! 1. 1928. in courses
that hm uyom tho whiter! We
and most: with the approval or the
supedntundnt. at schools.
| Recommendations maul-dint the
i. helium-r. oh the elementary monitors
were as. follows:
Th‘t lilo. minimum salary for ole-
muntuy school teachers remain
31.0001.
Thu: tho annual increase remain.
$50.
That an allowance or 830 a. year
be allowed; ton mil your or unad-
nnow in; Momentum tho Dun»
burr nubile anhooll. no to $200.
That; the.» murmur ht divider!
intoztwo-m Tho-first group to
be: mean; no. second. group to ho
31.800.
l
l
D
mad
- who: hm? attained; the
: ”$1.500 will b0 M:
at m Wilm- mm &
unim‘r mm on their: own»
imam but: mod. 1mm
Wha-hmvflmmof
mach-unmet: mm; mm
nh—u
(Gunman: an M‘ 1300.)»
.tionaily famous superintendent
’who mmom’ modifying the dry law
it tho Isltatlon tor liberalixipg the
_. comma versus Prohibition as»
_l Ideal."
. (‘lirlsliuns that a omctlcu approved
Twmmouwiwin;
in mm moo unearths mint 7
«WWW!!! Ian-um .
EMPRINGHAM
HERE SUNDAY
Will Discuss “Temper-
gether Near Mill
Hospital Treats Three Victims Of South
port Crash When Truck Hits Pole—Sangri-
tuck Couple Hurt In Bridgeport.
light persons were injured in automobile accidents near Nor.
walk over Saturday night and Sunday, two of them seriously.
ance V ersus Prohibig
tion As the Ideal” At
Grace Church.
DESERTED “DRYS”E
Recent Statements Of’
Rev. Werner Show,
His Views Parallel
Those Of Speaker.
Board Of Relief
Plans Two Sessions
The Board of Rriimf Tull be in
session in the «my halt. Satur-
day, March 2‘). from 2 until 5
and Thursday lurch ‘33. from 7
until '1 o'clock in the afternoon
The session; will he held in the
office of Tat Commisainner
Thomas Belmim m the second
floor.
Dr. James Emprmxham. now as-
of
the Clint-ch Temperance Society.
will. spiral; at the Grace church next
Sunday.
13?. Hmprinsham’s recent report
«the Church Tonya-mace Society
annulment. His will speak on "Tem-
the-
Ho is described u an orator
at the first run};
Rev. James Benton Werner or:
Grime Church in rucout announco-‘
mania exnresaed views on prohibi-
l‘illSlSFlNAL
DAY FOR FILING
m TAXES
Rush Expected Dru-mgi
Afternoon By Citi-
Until Last Minute.
333: day fill?
Today is the filing
Speaking at; Si. John's Episcopal
church. Hut-tiara. last owning. Dr.)
Emnrimglmm suit! in purl:
"If a. referendum were mken an
the ”Jan Commandments» they would!
reunite the endorsement even of
criminals who know in their heart:
that. the decaloguo in light. but I
rind thousands or good. intelligent
Americans who are irrilnted mm
the prohibition law because they
think it: in unjustified interference
with personal liberty and contrary
lo the leaching of Scripture. It in
difficult to uonvinco intelligent
i
by tfllrlac‘ is wrong.
. “Thom seams to: be an imam-onion.
that: I. who have all my “to been
4. total uhalalner and considered :1
(nautical dry. have now sold. myself
to the devil and become very wet.
This in not true. I am on dry as
over. It is the desire of. myself and.
those whom I represent that rho
consumption. or alcohol. in this
country am! throughout. the world
should be decreased. not augment—
ed."
TEETM
BMW
WESa-vedfim
W Splmola
Wh Receiver! Am-
“MAE-lent
A dom‘wlili bu ml center or :1 lbs
[It We: luv be» mm". before Jul»
no. urinal?” Jonah J. Lint.
Minn mum.
“M' a. llnmlmmo Gen-nut no»
lies doth: the must are“ th- as-
onument: 3h llnow in! tho M
. flirt-tun
MW. 1mm relmmm-nuluinm- will.»
wmwmmmm
him at Donut! snarl!!- EGM"L)!~
until
3m Wt cam-in mun
”momentum” when he wont:
urthw Born: at Burrou- Shim in
mum am and tools that
out. whom: its owner on & writ
turn: mum place.
meat-Won mann-
«aluminum Ml: Wit
MI}:
‘ Federal income
shall this owning
or'mmmw‘inmorm_
"maximum“ thrdi‘ow
mmmwmmms
{multinationals mitt!» nil-s?
W ill-rub:
lax returns.
Drum? Internal Revenue Collect-
or Eh erott Pram it \ill be it rho. city
It is expected
that there Will be .1 rush by those
who wish last minute re.
turn.
Mr. Prevail slated
to lilo
this morning
rush to file mmrna this
their returns by
All. T0 “0W
' his evening.
.. Walkaway—Widow
E I' .
The entire estate at tho lulu Man-
uel '1'. Batch goal! to his wife. Ella.
G. Hutch. according to a will drawn
uy by Mr. Hatch in 1891.
The will was drawn up by Mr.
Knoll himself and was rm brief.
The» villus-ll: that Mrs. Hatch be
mail amount.
SPRING.
Eight Persons Hurt
In Norwalk Vicinity’
Three Seriously Hurt
mus Who Waited:
that there 11nd hem l murh greater}
year than !
lust. He thought llmt *hem wouidi
be very few who had failed to file’
El 1891
fleeing—E)? Probnte-
ISAEoNamerlToBe
A hearing will be
hell? in tho probate court on Wed;
1
When ifarsl Come To.
er’s Bridge—Norwalk
George Sol-{ton
Bf. ”~91 art
1 Hill Boston avec
inn-a, L'i confine-l to the
I Slamfcrri hr. mini with a. tracturerl‘
gskull and 13. broken collar bone a:
the maul: of an auto and-lent. on.
the Past mad, at Amazon lull. has:
Miller's larlvlgru early Sunday morn.
ling. at. Izl‘l o’r‘lrmk.
Mm. Harry 1:5. Smith, 4‘1? Mair!
.fl’i"3":'.. linrflnrii summing from
.1. guanine tram l nixuil and Miss-
31-min; l—cylmci. , HM {Melon avenue
Bllt‘l‘. epm" is whirring from cu
about. the fans which required It!
smokers to close.
Arrest Expected
Clement Sirvnenuclr. of 53 Ludlow'
Emmet, Stamford, is confined to that
illuspuul with several broken rib!
(lm‘l internal injuries when! lie Will
‘ at» he turnwri over to the Dutieu‘
’ police on char-res which will be pra-
; {em-Pd When ll. is known how badly:
111er are the minted persona.
fienrge Scream. 1968 Boston may.
one. Bridgeport. Frank C. Emmlulo,
or 117 Main streer. Hurrwrd, Harry
B. Smith. hushtmd of. Mrs. Smith;
a”mil Hurry Crasnman, received. min-
L“.
Q!
l
l or injuries.
Snnrlmlck ‘V'ls Ill-wing fowurdir
Bridgeport with Mr. and Mrs.
Sereson and Miss Byhank, and. is
reported to have Dorm going at I.
tel'l‘llk‘. mm of speed. He was, un-
; able in mail.» lhe sharp {urn ill Milt-
ler's bridge, ind crashd into an an-
to dl'lViill by Smith. who wan~ ma
compilnled in} hill with. Harry Crust!“
man and Frank Emtwisie. going 156-4
wards New York. Smith's oar witsi
swept mt the road by the force at
the. impact.
All hilt. Smmllunk were taken (‘6
rim Stamford hospital by phasing
motorists. Pniilleman Albert Wood,
of rho Dorian police force. took
{Sunnnnck in headquarters, from his:
ill-mm whom he was located all-Tut?
mull .1'ninvk. lie was hold on a.
charge of rscilloss .lriving and info!
: milen m the imnpirai.
Saunamnk Couple Brutal!!!
Mrs. .lnsnpil chzulli and miss
Frances \anrlrnn. both of Sangria
im‘k.‘ were wanted for bruises and!
lacerations received in an until set
niilvn: at Barnum and Noble mow
nups, Bridgeport, last night.
.lulnmohiios operated by Jumper.
leleiii. of fianmtuck. and John 1!.-
Cosgrnvn, or East. avmum. British"
pm‘r. mlllded a: the! corner. Th8?
accident. was reported .mrl Ild‘al'n'.
rests wl‘rn made -
Traci; Hits Pole
Three Brooklyn. N. Y.. mun”: wow'
taken in tile Nor-walk hospital. smut!
5:30 Saturday evening 311331;!th
from numerous mils and brim ’ ‘
utter their car struck a. telenlltmli
pole in front of Kish's go: What
on life Post road in Soulhnort. Illa!
Weather-t ambulance to’nk 615111???
to the hospital. " ‘
The men were riding in. a. rural
delivery truck and Mara boundifim ..
p Bridlzeporc whim” llw? were in skill}?
friends. It is alleged thlr flit!“
Brooklynllt-s were greatly nadir-rim"
influence of liquor. Their
crossed to the left side of all!“ M~
and telesconad against thetpulh'e. 5
The driver. Robert P. mm. or:
1596 Elliot place. Brooklyn. woman. '
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