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PARKING LAW IN'JUNC‘HON
f It is to he regretted that those
in rcbanls who were disgruntled he-
uloi of some of the tie-parking
was provided for in the present
Mo ordinlmce have found it use.
{m to so to court and got an
injunction restraining the city from
littorclng this feature of the low.
‘ Judging from police reports and
.‘l‘l'onl comment overheard on the
“ghosts. the public was growing ac-
lpustomod to the ordinance and
‘lcarning to like it."
.Also businessmen, taken as a
ole. were of the opinion that wlwn
Wm being planned wore in-
glm‘poratod in the law. it would be
generally satisfactory and calculated
banetlt the entire community.
tile temporary injunction. issued
Words!- by Judge Samuel Young.
the Stamford City court, for the
slips baing at. least. stops the city
min enforcing the tramo ordinance
it affects the tie-parking areas.
m seotion of the law is invalidated
glintil such time as it is passed upon
'7 a Common Pleas court. Judge.
stelievs that from the sample
has had of the present trafllc or?
airlines. the city is ready to take it
larger doses, because while it may
. continue to inconvenience some even
fits:- it is amended. on the whole
”unveils. need the law and will be
outed by it.
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ooxsonma'nox.
‘I
_ he read to actual consolidation of
file“ city which has been dreamed
‘1' ' its progressive citizens over
the old cities of South Nor-
N and Norwaik were supposedly
ed by an act or the General 1s-
plbly, has been indicated by Judge
§leiisiniah Canoes.
The plan was brought a step near.
gfi- rpalisation. though the goal is still
all. when the charter revision
lilit'iitteo this week adopted the
ahdea resolution.
Hairy will be the objections hoard
W the suggested referendum bai-
's.re cast "on tho question of sell-
public utilities owned by til. val.
ous districts to the city.
There is tht one question we
“re to iniecthat this point of the
(polluters: .
What do y'all thing: would be the
gaunt financial .anUeconomlo posi-
of New York'city if its lighting.
. fire. police, gtrset and school
cuts were split up into half;
ed or more sub-divisions. seine
ng allegiance to Harlem atone.
ore lg the Bronx. some to Staten
» :d, and others to Brooklyn?
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CRIME NW8.
Does the reading of crime néws
- to violation of, the law? Do the
-ns who read murder stories
t to go out and do likewise?
' t is the influence pf crime news
. the readerr;
flare is a new idea. advanced by
"a. A. Brill of New fork city. a
ologtlt and “in tor of
human impulse." Ho dye. in
s G
s chats under law and order.
nsiblo oltisans even venture
- crime when it comes to faking
s tax returns. slightly or not
all the things they bought
when they come home
‘ hold tacit st stealing ass “”2“-
ot can like to read abo ‘ths also"
lk who gets‘aw'ag f in motion.
schema. principally because
‘ s ‘briminal tendency is us flnds .
{bitter note. We identity ourssiv-
th'bim andtbuglvunusftoshg
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sign to forgive the «inhal- n- has
ilhn their dill! HM M”
wast Dr. Brill sass. Mic-9M
the out unass- seal a aler-
3.» ,
'wlvsulsg’B-tiual
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constipation are under
demo
way.
is is good condition.
gutters are “completed.
preaches are under way.
so tours necessary.
Winston-grade crossing elimi-
nation. road and. bridge oondruction
No dotoure neces-
are under way.
sary.
Canaan end.
Hartland.
tain road
Present road is open for travel.
Sharon, Sharon - Amenia
road is under construction.
for travel.
Torrington.
road is under construction.
for travel.
Cola cut-off. No delay to traffic.
ing at Lighthouse curve.
to traffic.
curve. No delay to traillc.
itarlum. No delay to tradlc.
construction. No delay to tradic.
Stratford a. Trumbull-Btratford-
Trumbull road is under construction.
Xe delay to trsfllc.
West Haven & Milford-Oyster
River Bridge is under construction.
Temporary bridge is provided.
under construction. Temporary
bridlte provided. .
Mlddietovan-‘Durham. hilddletown
Durham road ‘ls under construction.
No delay to trailic.
Waterbury-Cheshire, Waterbury-
Cheshire road is under construction.
No delay to tunic.-
Old daybreak-R. R. Crossing oli-
initiation is under construction. No
delay to traffic.
Chaplin. Willimantio-Putnam road
is utter construction. Grading being
d a. tunic may pass.
Killingly. Norwich-Putnam road is
under construction. open to trailic. ‘
Nodwicb-Montvllie. Norwich-New
London road is under construction.
As grading is being done on this
section of read. short delays may
be expected. Through traffic bo-
twsen New London and Norwici
should use the road on the east side
of the Thames River.
Franklin. Norwich - Willimantic
road is under construction, open to
traffic. Extra cautiOn should be used
M. point Where steam shovel is work-
ing.
Cromwell-River " Road is under
construction. but is open for trnmc.
Sufheld. West Sufdeld-Esat Gran-
by road is under construction but is
open for trai'do. ‘
muthlngton - Cheshire - Meriden.
Moldavian road and badge
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”bun-humus" road. surrace
neuidsrs and
New Milford-Gaylorflllla bridle.
work On the new Mid“ and so-
No do-
Canssn. south Canaan-Lime road
is under construction. Detour at 89.
East Hartland Moun~
is under construction.
Union
Open
Torrington - Goshen
Open
Waterbury-Watsrtown, Watcrbury-
Watertown-Thoinaston ro is un-
der construction. Open to travel. 1
Greenwich-Boston POst Road. '
grading is under construction at Cos
Westport-Bostos Post road. grad-
No delay
WestportoOrading at Comps inn
Shelton-Road is under construe-
y tion in front or mural Heights san-
Bhalton-l-Iuntlngton road is under
West Haven-Cove River bridge is.
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EDITOR'S NOTE: Il‘liis is the.
second of a series of articles on
National Child Health Day. '
National Child Health Day. May
1. is meant to be a time when coll.
‘munities all over our land will seri-
ously take an inventory of their
health promoting assets and liabili-
ties. Thousands of communities
keep May Day with appropriate
coermonies and constructive action.
Even in far away Hawaii. in Alaska. .
in Porto Rico. and in Panama. pa-l
resume or festivals were held in how!
or of childhood. ‘
President Coolidge expressed his
approval of the aim of Child Health
Day when he wrote:
"I wish the organisations every
sympathetic a chord in every
American heart."
Waterbury Turnpike .ie under con-
struction. but is open for tradlc.
Middletown. Middletown-Hortford
road is under construction. one way
tramc for a short distance.
East Hampton. road between the
four colnsrs and the lake is under
construction but is open for trai-
fic. -
Fair Break for {Child
Former Assistant Secretary of the
Navy Theodore Roosevelt. gave
voice to a great truth when he said:
"A child who has not perfect
health does notget a fair break in
this world." " ‘
The late Samuel Compare. presi—
_.a
ml.
between ' Cromwell railroad station
and Little River bridge due to the
freshet. Detour as indicated at
Cromwell Plains. Much of
travel to Middleton is going on the
East side through Glastonbury and
Portland.
’Twss Emperor or Va
VIEXNA. -- Numerous important
pcrsonages in Vienna are wondering
today whether years ago they made
bows and murmsred pledges 0! l0?-
alty to Emperor Francis Joseph dur.
ing private audiences or paid boners
to his body-servant. Eugene Keiterl.
who resembled the emperor-king
Cromwelhniver road is impassable I
the-
I
Never Could Tell Whether.
dent of the American Federation of
Labor also gave his approval to this
move out.
The governors of most states have
sponsored the day by issuing othcial
proclamations Or by giving stato-
monis to the press urging the peo-
ple of their respective stair-5 to sup-
port the movement. Expressions of
approval were recoil-ed from nearly
all state executives.
in addition to lestivals and other
ceremonies. m a n y conyitunilles
make May Day the occasion for
launching new undertakings.
Health Conferences
Les Aiigeles. for example. con-
|ducted on that day eighteen health
conferences for the benefit 0! pre-
school children.
‘Flve communities in Kansas open-
fleeces in In effort which will teach ad baby clinics.
anion Rouge. Ls.. used a radio on
,Msy Day evening to talk to the pub-
lic on child health.
Walla Walla1 “finch. launched I
program for the use of iodine in the
prevention of goiter. .
Hartford. Conn.. emphasized the
necessity of milk in the child‘s diet.
and the value of toxin-antitoxin as
a. preventive of diphtheria.
METROPOLITAN
, vmwromrs
g a
By reprinting view-politic ot the
othr editors The Evening Senti-
nel discs. not necessarily subscribe
to the views amused,
. mu MAIN STREET ATHEIST
A generation ago every American
hamlet had a village atheist as well
as a village idiot. Until yesterday
when the news came that Mr. Bin-
oiair Lewis had “dolled the Deity"
in a Kansas City church. we had
believed that the roaring atheist of
yore llud become rarer than the
idiot or in many cases shared a sin-
gle identity with that unfortunate.
Needless to say. nothing happened
strikingly.
Kettcrl. it is alleged. not only im-
pcrsonated his royal master at pri-I -
vatc audiences when the monarch atheist °t 3"“ Center WM doubt-
was .00 busy to bother with such less terrified the Sinclair boy with
affairs. but alwaysdirooted his mos- “5 mouthinga in the “fly W‘- 1‘
u” d..." d «lifetimes his oilicial was the habit also of the aggressive
action. TI m. it u declared. on muunbsiiovor of that sler Main street
initiative Kettarl presented lilallloiocn'to ‘1‘“ Providence ‘° strike him
Ill with m. mu. ot the Duke of down as he stood beside the cracker
Reichstudt (Napoleon ll.) On opioi- baml in the toners! store and
occasions he took an active hand in shook his fist toward the coal oil
carrying out affairs at the Emperor. 11000408 lamp.
W. Fable does notall us that insects
Playing bridge is almost as much
have cosmic thoughts. but we can
tun as not playing by". imagine a devastating and provicao
Being desperate is s. streak of
live cookrbuh creeping to thereof
luck when used properly.
tollr. Lewis on Sunday. Just as
nothing over happened to the village
of' atonement house on a starlit
night and defying Betelgeuso or Al~
debarsn to come down and burn him
p; and saying to himself. when de-
struction did not ensue: 'y'I-ic didn‘t
dare try iti"
Few of us worry over how much
money we make, but we all worry
over how much we get.
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.AUIMWUX.
dePllIlMIn this bank 'béfore
May '
O.
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"f" gory and "7‘0“”? ‘“
minusuul
‘rho following items appeared in
the issue or the Evening Sentinel of
April :0. 1006: g.
The Still of Columbia Bazaar
closed lust n-ening. alter three very
successful nights. Those present
last evening listened to a very plena-
ant duct rendered by Miss Elizabeth
Hawkins and Miss Rita Bboehan.
t O U
The. slaughter of dogs started this
morning-iii accordance with the or-
der! of'the eclectmon. and Comtable
Goodwin's helpers caught eight of
the animals without muzzies. Of
these six were killed-and two Will
he held for a day or two to see if
they are claimed by their owners.
0 O D
The meeting of the Douglas Foo-l.
er Post. G. A. P... was largely attend-
cd last evening. Department Com-
mander May. of Meriuen. was pres-
out.
0 0 0
The Lewndes oyster Company, of
Nor-walk. has tiled a petition ofin-
corporalioh with the Secretary of
State.
0 ‘s 3‘
Judge Henry W. Gregory was a
visitor in Weston on Sunday.
0 O t
A special meeting of the Nutmeg
Club will be held this evening.
0 O
. A total of to dogs were registered
at the office of the town clerk yes-
terday. - 1‘
I O 0
Wallace HuatIdJias returned to
East Nor-walk from”)? Car-inst.
mob Brothers started work on re-
pairing Gregory Boulevard this
morning.
O O 0
Charles IL clots. of last Norwslk.
will enter alto the most. business in
Van Zant street. His son, Andrew.
will be associatedrtt: hint.
The M Nor-walk Flu Police are
buying new insulation for their
quarters in the.Ra:tda..il building.
_ Victor J. Boaslishs and duality are
moving to the new Raymond house
in Romyton. today. '
m’bist‘tmotum
inaotdieas. ugnhrossmsss.
alan who became anti-ital issuer
innocuous.
moods-soc some. is.
unites MW so. an. '
Wile ‘ Wigner mandamus—litmus
_ WOMENIN
(From U. 8. Department of Labor)
INDUSTRY
Women are not fixed in industry
though they are fixtures of indus-
try. (Aa scientific research applied
to industrial processes and commer-
cial systems "has progressed so the
employment opportunities or item.
en have been advanced. shifted. or
retarded. But the not result is ex-
pansion of the occupational armI
o to women. Such is the theme
a rated with interesting illustra-
tive descriptimia in a. report Jill-I
published by the Women's Ilill‘uilli‘
of the linilcd chutes Dcpsrtnn-ni of.
Labor. ' '
lfnquestiunabiy. the report points
out. the development allccting the
emliloynierit opportilptics of W'Olll-
on which seem newest in itind liri‘
the result of investigation. initiated
for lllO William of finding new ma-
terial for oirl products and of mak-
ing now productsout of old male-
other hand. discovery of celluloid.
pyralin. :lnd bakclitcusyiithollc
plustics~frorn which 143 many arti-
cles in common use today lire mull.
ulncturcii. l-as opus-d the work
in “lilt‘l‘i uumrii \‘lii’i Killi‘IlClpHIf’
without the drug at lradilion uhicli
(‘llt’Cki llicir cilorls into many occu»
potions underlying manufactures
long regarded as the peculiar prod-
uct of man lal'iol‘.
.\ glance hack over llic effects of
research and invention upon \vom.
en's jolts in the Commercial ilcld rc-
vonls rcsulis iliul. are pniullr-ls of
the dramatic dcwlopment of i.
past decade in the mid of manufac-
iurv. it is littln more than half u
country since the invcnlloil oi the
telephone and loss than u decade
since radio really t people the
world over within speaking distance ‘
of one another. With a single cx- .
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Your Best Friend
Your best and safest friend is not one
who sacrifices for you. but our- who makes
money with you. His lilrospcrity is {thrilled to
yours. So it is with this bank
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Your Trip
Will Be More
. Enjoyable If
Your Silverware Is
In Our Storage Vaults.
We Now Have Ample
' Spac'e Tor Trunks and
O
rial. Not only do these forces um; Million ‘llll- l‘lit‘llillit-il—-0Cl‘£ii‘i0llt§ll (
like new (creed of far reaching in..b.v Hm ti'vwriivr-iio clinnsrs; .-
nucnce. but they are usually rmlin iii-r nuihmls of ill» llusl. I .‘
Spun-Thin for newer processes. which 1 nm World 110“? 0i":ll"‘-l on mum:
in turn bring into existence new mt- ; "lllllli'l'llli’m UiW'iJ‘llllllllt‘S in mm
chanilsal equipment-all *aifcmilil: ‘ “ll “5 ”W “Oli‘mi‘ri‘li’” inil'Ud'W' ;
directly or indirectly the employ- ”N or llir irlcurni‘lli and icicl‘llOIli'-:
merit opportunities of women. .\\'n. “Will's-‘2 loi‘smrhy and ilwi
The report, emphasizes regenmh . radio will du. rxctyit iii il‘it-il‘ ('fi’vut.
methods such as those Which llm‘uiml the manufacture or vim-trivial;
Suit Cases in Fire and
Burglar Proof Vaults
“making these small parts. 0n the
iound out the secret of the silk-i
ivorm's process of manufacture;
have produced from wood pulp. cot-
ton watts. and other cellulose out»,
sinners, something similar to the!
worm's viscose secretions. and have
borrowed the principle of the silk-
ivorni‘s spinncrrt for drawing the
viscose liquid into line filaments. As
a result of the discovery. American
girls—some 0: them having worked
in war-limo powder plants where
they turned this some cellulose into
explosives—are now preparing
thread for the manufacture of tho
lustrous lgnv artificial silk. or rayon.
This is used in combination with the
cotton. the wool and the natural silk
in u' vcn and knit goods made by
hun reds of thousands of other girls
in textile mills. women having found
employment in American cloth.
making industries. dlnco icoionial.
days. . 9
New inventions lugs been re-
aponsible for conspicuous shifting of
the labor force in some industries.
according to the report. When wood
pulp was discovered to ho commer-
ciolly available for certain grades.
01 paper. man tool: the places oil
women in the basic processes. in’
contrast to this. while men used to
be the watch-makers. now’sincc the
introduction of the system of inter.
changeable parts. women in great
numbers are employed to operate
the watch-making machines and to
assemble watch parts. in fact when-
ever niacliinas and equipment Ire
made up of numerous small parts.
there many women will be found
supplies i'Olll'lll‘il to be soon.
The Editor ;
“ April. ‘20. 1020.
Editor, Tll‘ hlvrlling Sentinel. ’
South NOI‘WHTR. Conn.
The i‘eopic's l'lil-ru» has naked me"
to extend to you our thanks and ap~
predation for your coomrnllon in
making our Production of "Mill'-
tim" a succciun
it was very gi'uiili‘InK lo us Ill-
diviilulllly unli ('DIIN'HVCI)’ to loud
yom‘ illic editorial mr‘lmir u ork.
With many illziiilis. “
Cordiiiiiy yours.
MAP-1321.. I'RYER.
ren-cllv‘l-Tudgct Show;
160,000,000 Francs Surplus
h
PARlS,-—The Chamber of Deputies
and the Senate. lifter sending lhc
budget. backward and forward all
day yesterday and um night, finally
reached an agreement, and passed
Joni-nod until May 27.
The figures of the budget as finally
voted show receipts of 37.418.000.-
000 francs and expenditures of 37.-
838.000.000 francs, thus giving a sur-
plus ot 160,000,000 francs.
Flappér Fanhyfiays:
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Letters To a .
SO. NORWALK TRUST CO.
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lilllli. ‘
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I and the Beaver, man This
F. S. LYON 9 no instinct to provide out.
Jon PRINTING
. SouthffiNorwaik
Goad Bye,
Old Ice Scales
l'vs reduced rolrlgcrsaon to a
science in my house and from now
“your gouthoooid shoulder.
l‘vo hough a
Fllvldclrs
wife
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and any ' sun itkoepsfoods
betas- and cheaper than frozen
water ever did. Why don’t you
use Frigidairoworking at
‘ .Tlie Norwalks’ Electric Co.
30 No. Main St. South Norwai
Phone 2978 ~
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our new oillces at
31 Franklin Street.
it A Our phone number ‘
is 1354
Nash, Raymond
We “Our Own 'Wilolo
Balarsand Retailers of
Quality Groceries
‘DOIII Cot.
of present abundance for
future needs. But ex-
perience. Observa ti 0 ll,
Common Sense teaches
liilgl to do so.
Save Yours In
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p Trust Company
“First Bank Under the Bridge
-—on——
Washington Street
South Norwsik
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