' mm
escalates asses
' » "a:""r:::::: ' "Si
MIN. to edv
on.
he i Nev. billb-
s of (.‘i’ssseetieuzp' Pu
Associated Press slut l -
'-' the I.“ "purifies. «5's;
~r .. .. ...: hi3: mo
published sues!
TIL
. days of our years are three-
. -- o years and ten,
- by touch of strength four
,soore years;
is their pride buhlabor and sor-
t -w: -
is soon gone. and we fly away.
FULLY possum.
, ovation which Charles E.
5,... receives from members of the
.‘ at Trade last evening when he
‘ ‘ ~ aside as president of the or-
, on was fully deqrved. For
years he has given freely oi
uabie time for its upbuiiding
“Qua-result has had the gratifi-
A of seeing the city benefited.
. ot the-Board of Trade
a " eager to have Mr. Hoyt can:
at.» » chief executive 9! the group.
.. was “insistent upon a new
.; succeeding him. believing no
MI would hold the position for too
" years.
admirable choice was made in
‘ in Frederick J. Moran president
the 3 "rd otTrade. He is a sage.
as Versatile business man. is
‘ ”added in the problems to be
‘1 here and has a keen knowledge
orwalh's needs. ‘
‘ program of expansion. soon
undertaken by the Board of
. should receive the tuiiest and
ostsupport of every local mer-
As pointed out at last eve.
'meeting, in the present Board
tirade there is the nucleus at a
. a essive and aggressive chamber
‘ - .. ”area which willdo much to
. e the city's industrial growth.
ultiple membership is one of the
-ods suggested to give financial
-gth‘to the Board of ' do. This
a plan which has rked out
. . fully in similar sized commu-
thgre is every reason to be-
it will be equally advantageous
r .f we V! ¥ mmwawc-ww’..._
plan has the further advan-
t bringing new blood into the
' Woo and“: by that very prev
chemicals; it" all ms: ”the
- halting ”more representative
«SHOT! {espousiye to thevaried
. “andjprobiems of thovconimus
‘ “only the choice of Mr. Moran,
the remainder of the slate elect-
last evening reflected a wise
& oflieiais on the part otthe.
. ip. From an indications
ar ahead promises‘to lie-one
. most important in the his-
(o: the Board of Trade. In an
«arts to bring into being a big-
,yind better Norwaik. it can‘count
llhs full support and cooperation
staff or The Evening Sentinel.
o g s
simmers Encounters;-
dues or the wide-spread local
t at this time in the problem
‘by the move to lnclude're-
- education in the school cur-
m. Awe have been requested
-. '.‘ in many sources to state again
' ~ Sections to the project. 4' .
g? is no possiblerfoompiaint
" “31h“ papem: or any“ individual
- d with religious education.
‘ - ‘ objection is that school house
. is food offices or the public
is proposed to be used.
, is contend. is an opening
-. 'which may break down‘~the
1t; of the separation of church
. . 93' ' '
halter eontend that by divid.
_ results during tho-eitorntaiivs
" when the wery roots ofi'dein,
.. and patriotidni should.“ nu-
m’ in the public schools. '
W believe that the state which
. a..." religious training“; school
‘ .jthrough a coercive negative?
' eiegsies to the school system
period during the week‘the
» being monitor for the;chixrcp:
eve also that the proposed
laces the law's seal of ap-
os tho conduct ot belief
province.
volition or conduct and be-
.is any everyday concern at
owl-ts, but in regard to
or the fostering of belief
oil!" is the only policy.
-- trainingisadutyotthe
one can only be costumes
-- .. schools after .publie
hours.
s
on women is an ab-
ths sight or God!
. deeply and tenant-
3. J. dom' Berber
"toluene hills. bars his doors
Anus women asking hair
' “We! artist. we ii
iii. whom which reads:
. “I”
have:
'eliabllshed and necculrypm.‘ '
"singlets. aim year'- history
«' loll has proved to be out. it
Seevisw Av no Brid gee
, Repairs ll Be Begun
Early Next Week.
The contract for repairing the
Ieaview avenue 3 bridge has been
ded to T. F. Foley and com-
pany. local builders.
‘y'i‘he abutments which lune
«me weakened by. the water wash-
ing against them will be repaired
and the floor I beams will be scrup-
oil and painted. Some sli‘ct piling
will be driven to prevent the sci.-
tiing in. back or the abutment.
bo-
week..0nly two bids were submitted
for the work. that of Daniel l-‘.
Teams: of 82,602.15 and the l’oicy
Company of 83.030.67.
Driver appears When
Auto Co dds With Trolley
Au automobile with registration
1128018 ran into a trolley car in
Railroad avenue yesterday after-
noon. The driver Jumped out of the
machine and rah away. Investiga-
tion'iby‘ the police brought. out the
feet out the odr was owned by
Thomas E. Shaniey of Brid epor
When communicated wit . pr.
Ehanley stated the car was, driven
by a Norwalk man who was work-
ing for him. Police are trying to
locate the driver today. '
The automobile was only slightly
damaged and the trolley was not
damaged at all.
Meriden Gets Stratford
School Superintendent
The decision of Super-impatient of
School C. C. Thompson not to ac.-
ccpt a renewal of his contract
head of the fitruti‘oni school days-
tern. in view of the fact that ITO has
o
of Education for the position or sup-
erintendent of schools in that city,
was received with regret by the
Stratford School board members
yesterday.
May Day
The celebration of
Child Health Da . first suggested
two years ago iy the American
Child HealthrAssociaiion. has come
to be widely accepted as an appro-
priate time to take stock of child
health conditions in America and to
plan for the future.
Cooperatipu has been obtained
from many, influential agencies in
the health field. th government
and unotficial. om commercial
groups. social groups. men and wo-
men ovenywhcre. - , . »
. The American Child Health A .
elation and Connecticut State De-
partment of Health are emphatio'in
liddla’rinfthat‘lti proposing May Day
as Child Health Day they have no
intention of adding another day to
the already over-long list. They
urge. rather. I. consistent. communi-
'ty-wddo child health program. work-
ed’lntoithe “bi-lop: daily lifesfi
'May Day is merely the occasion
for its public expression. .
.Such a'p'rogrilm. to bo ._cffective,
must "be continuous and continuing.
nevera spectacular day's perform-
ancb.'worl:ed up in a briet~ehthusi-
asm. aodgthen. with a sigh of re-
lief. dropped into the‘ dust-bin or“
forgotten. things-5' . u ' _
. My Day is the opportunity for tho
iconir'uunily to make pubiie.prcies-
on ,of its; adherence to a practical
program of ’eth health. Depart-
ments f’Health .today everywhere
are committed to the conservation
ot child health. '
M
CEMENDEN TAGGED.
May Day as
a”. -
Edward A. Chittendgn, 0! 929 Ty-
ler avenue.swas tagged for-parking
in Liberty Square. last evening. His
case will come up in the South Nor-
waik city court Saturday. ‘
W-
4
I‘ll)" Little Town"
“My littlevtown, that has not. yet
' ‘. attained ‘ ' ' '
The height and breadth of cities.
oh. stay small! '
What profit.“ the vastness they have
1 ,. gained. 9 ~
i ‘Their strength'fl stone ’and steel:
. ‘ :Wlieu. mwins it“.
They .iloseuthe singing company at
'iAndvgrovf’inggwlde. they have no
‘. room torgrsss;. g _ .
iswroieél'ilfireaching for contented
.1 1'" ram; '
..iNoi’pace to watch the seasons as
e L f thO’ pm."
Work will be started early next.
“5'
”been selected by the liieridcnfioari‘iI
. g .
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strum Wfiil'fi.’ r MW ‘1",
(surplus-soars ileum. sous.
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tum w ,ywwi
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Swar ming
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torturous
_ nus EVENING
First Rig—Worked 0n
Class of 15—50 To Get
Third Degree May 9. .
—#
F0. Norwuik council. .\'0. 12.33.
Knights of Columbus. will hold a
special meeting this Honing to work
the first degree on fl class of if: can-
! idatcs. Th.» «mind (um-u \\ill to
iven May 7 and tin‘ lliii‘ii, Sunday,
May 9. Apprnxunuh-i; LII tillillidiiiun
fwlll recoiw lIlr- lllll_IOl‘ (Ii I'rm in. ”w,
Iiuttcr date. ;
, At this meeting. final plans v iii bei
field out and t'OllililIllt't‘h uppoiutod‘
Ifor lhc siiitc convimu u Ill this city,
Ihiuy ll. Th.- ull'nii' “ill opvu with
lilo third degree Muy .9. The hull
will be Monday evening. “fill the win.
ventiou itself will wuvcuc 'l'ucsdii)
morning. This is the first time the.
honor of the state met-ting IMH him“ I
conferred on So Nor-“nil. sum the;
iomi council is plain-1m: to limit" 11
ii memorable occasion.
i
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. Editorial Views
I ‘ Of State Papers
~ “’hat Iididm Didn‘t Nu.
I (Bridgeport 'l‘cicgiem) . 5
Since the spcer-h of Bcuwiuzt 3i.
Illoiden was not (IiIIYl‘l’UI us ililOll'I-
id, ii is clear llizii no reiiwiluu upon I
Ii"rmnnr “us intv'ullld l-v lip eiuli‘l
organization. but lCIIh' i. 1!.“ in.
’icnders iiro sullicic-nliy ini'l'ifiii II in I
(lit tsiahlklliilniiis of priirv \‘IIIi lip»
Republican ul'giiiir'iliou, 1m in.
“nut in mung-nix" IIi' iii-ill \‘IiU um-
InHriinicnlul in lu'incim: uluiul pinl'i .
IA uoliulions lu-lw In i‘u- Ii"‘IlI' pin-l
liliml iii.|"IlIll' «.
Siuliiim‘ii Alhm‘iill'.) i
.‘ir. Merrill": (imm- llill.
= How TO
KEEP WELL
By as. soon :5. oumuud
purgeon General. United States Public Health Service
COMMI‘NITIEN hllOl‘lil) .‘i.\l\'l:.‘
RESOM'ES 0N CHILI)
HEALTH DAY
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the
lost of a series of "“1“ articles on
Child Health Day.
May,Day. May 1, is ilu: time for
every community to lllfikf‘ now To-
solves with respect to (dilldiiood.
If we are to play fair with llioso
who must take up our burdens in
feetive health iiisli-m-tiou
their school days. .~.
We owe childhood cfiiclcut Ilf'nllll
departments. sufc. drinking “atcr
and clean milk. Are; these vascu-
tials to life properly safeguarded in
your city. or are your water-end
milk suppliesliubl to be contnmi-
fiat-3d and to COIH’ discusc'.‘
— Your community -
We owe childhood all the protec-
‘tlon against communicable diseases
that science offers. What is your
community doing to keep abreast oi
the times and to make the best
things in health nmilnhlc to your
children? ». -'
The May be . spirit calls upon the
mothers and. thors‘of America in
rcspond‘ when ..ihcii- stnh‘ m' iocui
durinlt,
ask them to participate in its coin-
hmtiou. Whether, it be through
club or church'or school. the sup-
port or every one is nccdcd tosmniie
May Day effective.
Recently 35.000 children of the
fifth grade. in .11 different states.
wore questioned with respect to their
duily‘habits. if lb‘cir replies may
the years to come. we owe (hem of. -
rcprcenntatlvcs ur'cmid llcuilh has"
It"; lzikcn .‘IH iiidimlin- of Mull is
happening nlI .ovcr our land. nud
I they probably are, then it is time to;
usitu pause and consider.
Till! survey imiicutwu liriv ilm
:ivrrngo child drinks Ices limp :i
glass and fl. hnlf of milk a day 'I‘H'H.
mud in some cases three, times this
amount of milk is noedi‘rl to build
strong tooth and bones. Ono-imp n!"
the children surveyed stand tint
they drank no HR at nil.
Tcn ours' Sleep
. I"ifiy~lhl‘(‘c per cent of lIu-x. iIlII-
(Il'i‘n said that they got lms than
ten liours‘ sleep. (in :m uwruru
those children visited a dentist only
once in two years; 29 per CL'III. .11-
though well advanced in school
years. had never her-n vaccinuicd.
it is because of such conditions,
and because a fifth of a million I’m-
bios died in this country last year,
that the reason for Child Health
Day exists. I
The message for you to DoanlJ'
cvcr‘on May Day is this "line your
Icommunity given .1 l-‘Illi‘il‘t‘ dcui lo
‘iIlL‘ child in the. things that count
for his health and development?"
linch community Fhollid work out
.its oun program. .\5 n help. the
American Child .II‘NIIlIl Alism'i.iilvll.‘.
whose headquarters (”‘1‘ in New York
Lity. has published nylon-book and m: “w cues! of Miss l“lorc.cc Ken)"
a festival book containing suggcslcd
programs.
The Bureau at mum Hygidnc of
the Slate Board of Iii-sill: of 11‘
number of sluice have lll’f‘l‘liii‘i‘ll spv- I
cinl. May Day prugrmnsu If your;
state is on" of “war. \l’i'Il“ for flit-m. i
i
By reprintiugsiewpoints of other
e not necessarily subscribe
METROPOLITAN IVIEWPOINTS
i
editors The Evening Scullncl does I
to the views expressed.
The I'orcm‘stJntorpatiosml Game
(Ncw'l'ork World)
- The spectaouiai' soccer victory of
a‘Jewisleustrian team over New
l‘ork‘s'ali-‘siar eicv’c‘n on Sunday'is
greeted ss-un augury of *the day
on interiiltio lvmatchos q; as-
’sociation footba may draw crowds
here {as huge ‘as at Wembiey.
nuenos Ayres of Berlin. That day
may never comer. America seems
hrmiy,atta sad to .s own develop-
?nent of the Rugby game. But the
match is at least a reminder that‘ in
sport it is not the crack of the base-
ball. bat maths ,posrs round , the
w rid but the ‘thud :of the soccer-
-p yer's boot. Thirty years ago the
. game had obtained such a foothold
on the Continent that its British in-
ventors were playing with German.
Austrian and Bohemian teams; it
' I ‘fAnhp Blackwell Payne.
. .
if you would let-us
' e
What an inspiring futurc you. could
- readinthatsavings pass boekofyours
”in the “deposit” column every papaya:
«to
O
9
r2“:”3°:”:”
write some figures
0
“%
VW304~3W
‘W!
ion-v: iii-rami- up m.ma
‘
quickly overspread Europe from
Finland on the north to holy and
Greece on the south. At the Olym-
pic Games two years agp it was a
Uruguayan team which proudly
walked 'au’ay with n championship.
The traveler today finds turbaned
ole-vans playing. before enthusiastic
crowds in Siugaporo and Madras.
and Vienna. and 'I‘raguc showing as
excited an interest in matches as
that which Arnold Bennett described
in “The Matador of the Five
Towns.“ Soccer is chit-f among the
World-wide blessings or what the
French call "in sport.f'
London '1'0_Go "Vt-silica." e ‘
(New York Telegram.) ., ‘,
One more surrender to Americun'
fashions is to be the lot of London-I
crs during the coming summer sen- I
son. The wraistéoal, sacred sym- .
be! or manfs willingness to let the?
tailors pull him around by the nose.
indefinitely. is about to be discarded <
in the cause of co’fori. :
‘ Here. indeed. is a mark of progress. 3
Time was when a Londoner youldI
‘Jusi as soon have thought of going]
'sockicss or hnticss as of leaving or!
the extra ‘garmcnt‘ whichs envelope
him go snugly from back to mldril‘t. I
Indeed. there used to be another}
eason. for the "city man" of eco-v
omicai icndendcs was able to soil
along without a shirt so long as the
popularity of tho waistcoat held on.
A "dickio"—-whlch is just a shirt
bosom and a use nd—sufnced as a
place upon which to dill: a collar
rid as a backgrOund for a scar: or
ecktie. *hlany. indeed. were the
Britons who dared not remove a
coat in public in fear oi disclosing
red "undies" to the public gees.
With waistcoat. going into 3
vernal .ec ipse the "gaiiuses" must
follow. or course. some.“ the Eng.
lishmen will compromise and. like
the pessimist. weer both Wheel and a
belt. ass _wu;om to their
areal-seas n ,and
all the rest of Yankee summer ”is.
At any London will be a more
canto placate dwell in dur-
ing the torrid spells of Jo . July
flidaugustthsaituledtob
20 YEARS AGO
The following "(ms .ilvpt‘m‘u'l in
the issue or the Evening Sentinel of ”w killings of about :lu epccics of
April :39, 190i}:
'rhr “'innlpnuk I‘iiFI‘I'u’lII tram
t‘pf'llt‘d its season Kaiiir-iny with it
\ictory over ‘hll llnrs'roiu School
team. The score wus l?-i
O O .
Nui'u'ulk will be glad when the do:
catchers Appointed by the Beloclmui '
start work tomorrow. Another mud
dog ran ainuck in West avenue and ‘
Moss strcci. Sunday morning.
v t O
A wcinbluc iunrlilnc which stood
outside the store of Allen. the drug-
gisl, in Du‘rlen, wns burglarized Stit-
urday night, and 9'35 taken.
s 0 it
The ilrst gumc of ball was played
on thi- new Meadow street grounds
i
saturduy. The Norwaik team defeat- ‘
ed the. Yale second team by the
score of 835.
. s O s
Mist. l‘rcdericku Starr, of Him-
\voml fiH'nlif‘. is entertaining Miss
Giurias Wagoner. of Hartford. \ s
U O O
.\n addition is being constructed
on lhc soill‘ side. of Samuel J. Wat-
luu's place. at the cornereof South
ii‘u: ..nd ilcnry streets.
0 0 s
.\|;~>' llclcn‘h‘uni. or New .irrsey.
e
\\'I ~i.;l\‘i.‘illi('.
l I O ‘
I \\‘.~ iiolu- \\iih I'vil“I(‘lIIlIVIt‘ liiilll|
llu- i'.ii-t that our i‘ipi'i‘srnliinn I‘l;
Coiiuner. IIt'II i4i'liiiy’ii‘i‘ .‘IIi’lI'I. inus'
lulro-iucml in tin Homer .1 gain“ pru-
Itccilon bill of nation-Wide Illli’l'Uit
:md imporinnu. its «turn is to
makc n quick change in lilo race-m
‘migrntory name birds, by reducing
II'H‘ present vcry largo (iuiiy lung
limits approximately rill por cont. Dr.
William '1‘ ilm'nndny declares that
“1' new :Iv‘l is \‘i‘ry necessary, thor-
muiziitly right. fair in tile sportsmen.
Lind vfluluailv suri-ly viii lw pass-d .
:in (“ungrcssu
I 'l‘lll; SECOND lNDll‘TlllZN'i‘
illriducpori Slur.)
'. ill.‘ sunliil indurucuul of Mr. King
Iii) “mun-lion “ilh ullcgcnl lrrrgu-
‘i.iriiius lil his incmuv ins ropml
statue i' iu r order of offviiSc lllun
l'nv first. '1; c pr-uully .iliiiCIlt‘d lo tlzo
offense under the original indict-
ment is five years imprisonment.
The penalty under iliut cliurgod in
the second indictment. :1 vmr. :1 lim-
bcing prmidml in IiOlIl insulin“.
The second ludicimcni charges
a species of oil'crisc Which l‘v com-
mon roputnt‘nn. is misusivuly com-
1 milled by the l.iX-pli)'i i'.~ of the l'ul-
tcd States. Tax i'i‘lii‘rH in which
I nothing \vinicvcr is mum present-cl
ilil'I‘ lint M common .p might l't':
I \\Ii‘Il' d |
i
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llislmp )chulili‘r. .
(Hartford Cuurzi ll . “
lliuht Rev. Monsignor .iuuriru i‘.j
’MtlAulllTv. today to be censor-ruled
with impressive ceremonies lib illu-
lar bishop of ”Dc-loo and auxiliary
bishop of llurtdoi'd. is widow and!
favorably known In. only as one of
tlzciim st unri most pruminbnt mvm~
‘ menu, APRIL 29.1926.
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not one
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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A
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At Any, Time During
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Security.
Dion's licoris ought not to he Set.
i
.i;,m .\‘m-wuik Friday. but as for as
N :in M learned no one was bitten.
‘39. 13:5. tales of the Legislature instead.
. , . Wiliimantlc‘s conversion to iiigdu.“
(“way Is pm)“: lipliday ":- ‘3: light saving principle will help to
Lima”, {Manda n “mm o _ ‘ ' solidify the cities in conforming to
”um this modern system of getting more,
i
'1'» tut: l‘ort Chcsltr arrived in
:ii. lmul harbor this morning.
'0 e s
i'Il.ii'It'5 \Vicke. 01 Ball. Norwaik.
hm. >Iil|i1lfid us mate for Captain Wile
uuu ll. lioyi, on his yacht. for the
.wuunu r mouths. f
I O 0
l
.iiii’iiilr‘r mad dog dnshcd tiirougilJ
bers ol’ the llomuu Catholic diocese.
of Hartford. but as :t public spiritwi
citizen lIll.‘ \v ole city is delighted to
sue thus liongrcd. I"illIi\'i‘ Nuiuliirc
um. :i linrli'ord boy, (llllI. following
the training that has resulted in his
becoming one of ”iv most learned
momhcrs 01' ihc lilirurcliy of lh
Catholic Church in Amoricn. note
for his Bt‘holill'nlllll, lu- rilurncd in
St. 'l‘homas's Sriuiiuiry. us, it pro-
i'ussor and lnlz-r lwroimug its prcsl-.
dent. which pnsiimn Ii" now holds:
The dopariurc 01 his prcdcccssori
as uuviliury bishop. ill. iii-V. Bish-E
op John G. Murray. was a grmt lnssi
to liurtl‘nrd. It is 2: line lilim: liuit'i
so ulvlv .1 man as Monsignor McAul-i
iffn is to euccccd him. . i
s' O 0
Thu monthly business meeting of
the Pins-time Athletic Club will be
Ii"I\'l Thursday.
. . ‘
I Today in Other Years
"Add Daylight. Savinll.” I
(New Britain Iloraid.) ‘
\l'iiiimuutiu. for the first time this
year. will observe daylight saving
time. The city was one of the larg-
. est in ilic state which until now had ‘
rcfuscd to follow the dictates of rcn- 1
son. but preferred to follow the dic. I
Today is feast day of St. I‘clcr.
martyr. lroru of hcrellcol parents.
He received the mantle of the rvii~
pious order from St. Dominic him-
:‘Ii‘lf.
A public reception was given to
Lafayette at St. Louis. Md, April
daylight in n. day's work. I
l
-...—
Flappe; Fanny Says:
cs WTLT.
" Muffin/7r"! I .' ,.
.e
We are now ocated
our new oifiees at”
31 Franklin Street.
Our phone number I I
# I is 1354 I
. Nash, Raymond
, & Dean Co. ‘
. .
at
Q
against our uiii’ulivr. but set with one I
another. and all against ilu- (‘\‘iI ‘
tiling only—Carlyle. .
THERE‘S AN EASY and ’a diiil- I
cuitgway of doing things. The cosy .
way of finding opportunity is to road I
F Unlike The
Squirrel
lIlt' classified ads.
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwaik
future needs. But
"
l‘ve reduced refrigeration to a I
Good Bye.
Old Ice Scales
science in my house and from now
on
your boss gets the cold shoulder.
he bought a
Frigidaire
ammo sessions most
and my wife says itkeepeioods
better and cheaper
water ever did. Why don't you
than frozen
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The Norwaiks’ Electric Co.
20 No. Main St. South Norwalk
Phone 2978
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