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A NEWS
Claude Whitney, the well-known
bone artist, gill give an entertain.
mum in Broad film this evening.
_ The second races of the Norwallr
Yacht Club‘s star class for the Farrell
cup will be run of! tomorrow after-
noon. The last race will be next Sun-
.dsy.
There will be a clam bake, on the
evening of August 3lst, in the rear or
the Uncas Wigwam. on West Wash-
ington street. A jolly time is being
. planned for. 5
_ ll. Shilepsky of Broad River, Win—
nipauk, reported to the police that he
missed one of his horses last night.
Ralph E. Curtis, of Atlantic City,
is the guest of C. E. Curtis, of Union
Park, for a few days. 5
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W004”? filand, tomorrow, will be
the scene of the dowmowu post-office
force’ a clam~bftim Postmaster Andrew
Leary will lie ther’host. Motor- boats
containing the jolly party will leave
at 9 o'clock for the island. A fine day
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DHENDANIS Ill,
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ters‘ ammu‘emged Judge Marlin J.
Cunningham to represent the Danbury
defendants in the foreclosure proceeds
lugs. President Sculley and «Secretary
stlor held a lengthy conference with
Judge Cunningham after their arrival
in Danbury, Thursday afternoon and
it was announced at, last evening‘s
meeting of the defendants, which was
held in a hall in the Danbury Hard—
ware building, thatglndge Cunningham
(1 been rched to represent the de
enlists at 1.1138 lbsnre actions.
3 President ibullay,;§ecretsry Lawior
and Judge wmjaddreesed the
meeting of thé damn. last night
Although neither of the national om-
cers would say anything for publica-
without the foreclosure proceedings
against the propertymt the defen
it is split, however. by men prominent
in batting circles that no negotiations
for a
The boundaries! of the forest, as re- ‘
flaws by the President's proclama-
, , now could!!! approximately 5,-
818,000 dome. supporting about eight
billion feet of, mafchantable timber.
Children’s Dresses
5 'mmhroulery and narrow lace.
.Children's Pclisse Crepe
W in Armies sizes to‘
doscmnatsreduced price'
These dresses are made of has
white crepe, trimmed with
contrasting bands of pink and
Dine crepe, some with white
5?9\r 75¢; former price 986.
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possible settlement of the suits .
0n the ares.thrown out of the forest
For This
Special Evening}
have
5 them losing their homes and property
AAHEAS' CASE Ml ~
tion about what transpired at the meet-
ing. several of tin defendants 'who
were present stated after the meeting
that they were satisfied that the na-
tionsl organisation would do every-
thing possible for their protectionV
of u is anticipated. ‘
2
South Norwalk Lodge No. 709,
Benevolent and Protective Order of‘
Elks. will hold its 306th regular meet-
ing at the Elks' Home, South Main
street, on Wednesday evenip'g. Sev
eral applications for membership will theisnlts.
be acted on ”PM“ ”i " For “W W inbuilt thb defendants
W in tile suits have been awaiting the 13-,
spmg of the appeal for assistance 'i'to
_5 3 prevent loss to the defendants by sea-
Local readers ”of the New Haven son of the suits, which the United
newspapers, last night noted that. Hatters will send to the other organ
uJ.ck” «Rage, of this city, was in New 5ized labor bodies of the country. At3
Haven yesterday. He lunched at the the national convention of the organ
'Hotel Taft, according to accounts, and izatlou held in New York in May, the
.23. '3
5
-Cut in Straws. 30‘8rle1gs.
from monetary losses on accountflf;
n conducted up to the present
time, although there is a possibility
that something may develop between
now and the time the sulfa are return-
able to the court.
The defendants have expressed their
confidence that the other labor organ
nations of the country will come to
their assistance with funds to prevent
on account ofihe Loewe decision. Al
tor the motif: last night several of
the defendants said that they relied up-
on aflillated organizations throughout
the country to make good llhEral con-
tributions to the fund.
Following the failure of negotiations
between President Scullcy and Attor-
ney Walter G. Merritt, representing the
Loewe company,‘ for a settlement of
the suit, just before the national conv
vention of the national organization.
the convention voted to allow the fore-
closures to take place, being convlno
ed that the amount of equity in the at
tached property would fall at least
$150,000 short of the amount of the
judgment.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
BY HENRY .MILLER'S COMPANY.
“Just Outside the Doc!" In Stamford
Theatre Next Week.
There are many promising means
in' the company which Henry Miller
is sending to the Stamford Theatre,
next Monday. Tuesday and Weduew
new play, "Just Outside the Door."
The cast includes such wellknown
players as Kathlene MacDonncll. Da-
vid Glassford, Lucie Hudson Collier,
Ellllotmcxter. Otola Nesmith, Frank
foséefi’Wiiuam Norton, Ernest Trans,
Julia Mills and Frank Ramble Coop-
of the great mineral fields t6 the north
there is in the asxregate a large
amount of timber, but it is ‘so sparse
and scattered as to be of little or no
commercial value The land remain-
ing within the forest, however. con.
mm the brat-t and most was
supply of timber for tbmdcusiomcnt
ob Bering River, and is the region in
which the Alaskan Engineering Com—
mission has been authorised to cut 85
million feet of timber for use in con-
structing the government's new rail».
road. On account of the time, re-
quired for cutllhg and seasoning con-
struction timber, the commission has
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YORK.
truism boat leaves Pier 3'! last
River. New York (foot of Catherine
St.) «err. , and escape Sunday. I“ I
I. W m at Norwslk unto
inmandathcuthuorwslk Into,
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Guam II. Feats. nan-mi Agent
TIA! ANNING J. SMITH TRANS
PORTATAON LI“ Inc.
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had to purchase slime lumbeyfrom,
Washington and Oregon. but as cutri
ting. has already commenced on they
Chugach it is expected that the Alas- 3
Run timber will'soon be serving the
needs of the railroad builders. 3
The lands eliminated by the procla-l
mailon are in three large tracts: one'
along the entire southerly slope of the
Chuguch Mountains, the second lylngl
northeast of Seward, between Resur-l
rcciion Bay and Kings Bay, and the3
third, northwest of the Renal Mount
talus in the region around Tnstsmenm
and Skllak lakes. In addition,
Ninilchek are eliminated. According
to the Forest Service, the chance of
locating homestesds in the excluded3
lands is extremely small since they.
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Dilfllll’llflll 0f Still“!
day nights. in Jules Eckert Goodman's,
contain few agricultural areas, al3
though in some localities there are3
said to be small patches suitable for
farming.
AFRICA PROP08ED
(‘Al’ETOWN ,Aug. 21. ~(Correspon-
dence of The Associated Press. )—
0wa Three States in tbs Union New Plans for the development of Germain
Withoutvhavva Requiring It. 3Southwast Africa as a part of the Un-
\
compuuoav EDUCATION.
er. Mr. Goodman, who has several;
notn‘lils dramatic successes tpgihis cre-
dil among them being “\lt_olisr," is
said to have written a most nnusuai3
play in "Just Outside the Door" it
is in four acts, and the basic idea
of the story is that coincidence is
the most important factor of human
life, and that coincidence itself has:
after luncheon boarded a Branford car~oonv entlon voted to lay an "assessment
and “it was said" he was 801118 to of one per cent. on the members of the.
Short Beach, where some
in which he starred would be show: 3peal for monetary assistance to all
for the first time.
country" It was understood that the
The West End Improvement Asso~' appeal Was to have been issued sev-Ehave been reared the same way, one on petition of onefourth of the ole“ .
elation held a well attended meeting eral weeks ago. but for certain res-E
last night. {It was voted to hold a clam sons the national officers have delayed
lhake on September 5th in John Bar- sending out the call for aid to affiliat—
ry’s Grave, West Cedar street. There ed labor unions.
will be plenty of fun and a good time “When do you expect to issue your
is assured all. The members of the appeal for aid from other unions?"
club have the tickets in charge C0D President Sculley was asked this morn-
slsts of the following: Allen Horton, lug
Albert Kunze, John Murli'uy. Gustave “I do not, Cars to pay anything for
Mueller, Frank Bailnltz. G. MUHI‘OO- 3puhlication regarding the appeal at
this time," replied the national presi-
Gutzon Borglum, the noted Ameri.‘ dent
can SCUADAOD ”9711036 home All at Turn3 It has been learned from reliable
01 River, Stamford near $1118 CRY. has sources, however, that the appeal will
received a very important commission .be issued shortly and “my the docu-
in the South" The late Governor Ter- ment will be of great interest to all
roll of Georgia first proposed the gig-' trade unionists
- antic idea of converting Stone Monu-' 3 When the fomloéupe snug come up
meat in Atlanta 11110 8- monument ‘03 in the federal courts in liartford next
the Confederate cause The work has] month the attorneys will ask for either
been undertaken by the Atlanta Chap-3 a foreclosure by sale or what is known
fer, Daughters of the Confederacy. as a “strict" foreclosure 8110qu
mid they have commissioned Mr 3foreclosure by sale be granted the
Borglum to make the design It is a court will set a day on which the dif-
preponderous work, and 0110 whichl ferent pieces of property under ai-
calls for all the Ski“ and genius 0: tachment will be auctioned off. Under
this great Connecticut ““11““. the “strict" foreclosure proceedings
fi the court would .set a. day for the re-
demption of the property by the de-
fendants. The time allowed by the
court for the redemptioa of the prep-
erty under the “strict” foreclosure pro~
ceedlngs or for allowing the sale or
property in foreclosure suits usually
depends upon the amount of the en-
cumbrances on the property. foreclos-
ed. ' -- '
In the case of the Loewe defendants
The Future
Whether the future be
measured by days, weeks,
- months or years, the time :3
* 4h bound to come when you
can no longer have hope of -:
‘- getting on by your daily
{achievement
No one
5 a"blanket” judgment against all the
:homt fifigo provide defendants was rendered making each
m defendant liable for the full amount of
the judgment. Consequently the _en-
cumbrancs on the property bleach de-
fondant is great and under the usual
The Present
is drenmctoprepsre. Do
corpus of until tomorrow, 5 court procedure the time allowed for
but ' now Minnie redemption or for sale may be com-
yourself financially induced murals. Ibex-tar. lawyers any. the:
dent. Weinvige u’toesll‘ .ltwouusoumeludgmstmcm-
andscicutm mpAan! "boansohasvy.
~ls«spoutedthdtthauuurta will
5 franc-summthsterms
.5dsisnuauioucmssouvetheo
movie reels United Hatters and then issue an ap—3The plot concerns the household of wtmcut. The three 3
3ont laws are Georgia,
3the union labor organizations in the traveled the narrow path of facts and Alabama
a scientist Carey Wheaten, Who has
facts alone. He has two children who
a son and the other a daughter. The
daughter leans strongly toward ad-
vsnced ideas while the son writes
realistic books. into this settled and
well-ordered household there comes a
great romance which plunges the en-
tire family into the very depths of
melodrama. Mr. Goodman’s establish-
ed penchant for writing crisp, cffec
tlce dialogue is said to be well illus-
trated in this play, which also abounds
in strong situations. The piece has
had the advantage of Henry Miller’s
personal attenfion in the matter of
staging and much is claimed for the
production. '
'«Ti‘i‘e High Road."
Today‘s program at the Castor The-
atres compares in every respect with
those which have attracted large Sat-
urday audiences for a long time. There
will he a Broadway feature, Pathe
Weekly and other attractions. On
Monday Valli Valli in "The High
Road" will bk 9. five part attraction
which no one should miss It is “ a
splendid production and merits the
attention of all patrons of the the-
titles. There will be other high class
features announced for next week and
the advertisements will been close
momma some of detector-ca be
““3386 'maflhi“ i". 5. . ,3 ,.
curs ALASKAN ' ‘NA'l'iOlliAl‘.’ FOR-
' 551' m HALF.
Presidential Proclamation Eliminates
Nearly-8.000 Mm from Cbupac‘h
--'Remalnder Heavily Tlmhsred.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21. —'-The area
of the Chugacb National Forest, Alas»
kn, which is to he crossed by the rail-
road that the government is building
its solution if we could only find “'Evpulsory education by legislative en-
‘ lstnres were in session do
3 school lezlfihtlo
mommmtmmm, is reduced.
nearly mes-a by a pm;
Maw-mummy spugmm inf
the public domah. uplands: lob ,
mmuoav‘sttiamlivtho“
A race to avoid being the 1“: gum ion of South Africa are going forward
in the Union to adopt compulpopy 911.3 rapidly. The government announced
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25c BATHING GAPS ............ 59¢
25c BATHING SHOES .. ...... . ...... .. ‘ 19¢
50c SHEETS...................... ....... 39¢-
SPECIAL SUMMER VESTS. ........... 8t
. 25cHOSE.................,.......:.... 19¢
25cDRAWERS.......... ..... 19¢
gsc BRASSIERES. . ....... . . .. 19¢
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Complete Stock of School Shoes
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What Are Your Assets?
The sdentiflc conduct of Male ess and personal
ell-es the methods unplnyed very distinctly
Avoid The liability
Of not having a checking- account. We invite accounts which as.
glass claws and mum attention.
Fairfield County National Bank
THE OLDEBT BANK IN NORWALK.
affairs lanai ”3
ucstlon laws is apparently under way 1 I few days ago that it soon would on-
m the mum", States, according to fold a scheme for sending large num-
reports received A: the United States 3 bers of colonists from various parts
Bureau of Education. There are ncw5 of South Africa into the conquered
only three states without such laws. territory. which contains 322.000
Florida having recently Joined Texas square miles and is more than six
and South Carolina in adopting com- times the size of migland. in area
it equals the size of the Cape and Nil-3
was still with- tsl provinces combined.
Mississippi and3 will-fish Bay, one of the finest har-
3bors in the world, in the opinion of the
me; that shipping men here. is destined to be-
come a greater port than Durban. it
tors of any special school district or'3wi" be developed with a view to
county, the county bog” of education making it the port and health resort
whim call an election to determine for Johanfiesburs It already is our
whether attendance shall be compul- sible ‘0 enter a train at Johannesburg
gory therein A threemmg majority and embark at Walden Bay for Eur-
vote is necessary for adoption Child-a ODS‘This is due to the lln‘uing‘up of
res between 8 and it years of age are«
required to attend for at least 80. With the German lines.
days each year, unless exempt be} Dr. William MacDonald, editor 01
cause of physical or mental disability. 'the Agricultural Journal. published in
because they live two and a half Johannesburg. recently has made a
. trip through Southwest Africa for the
miles from a school and no trauspor».
lotion is provided, because their ser- WWO“ 0f studying “8 ragricnliml
vices are required for the support ct possibilities. He _:says
a dependent family; or because their “The country is made up of three
parents are unable to provide books agricultural zones, southern, central
and clothing land northern. In the first the rainfall
By the provisions of the law LAIOZRVGTDBCD seven inches. There is
county boards of education are au'igreat variety of soil, out much of it
fdcers is of a blackish, slimline nature.
tliorized to appoint attendance 0
to enforce the law and to take can-3There are nevertheless numerous fod-
mm of ’the children between 6 and dor and salt bushes which stock fold
The new Florida law pro
the railway from the Cape Northwest ‘
wmuunur
have your
A Full Line 3
counts '
Poultry
Remedies
0ne for each deseasc
ALSO
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Knock“ ior’Cattle
Get a Remedy
Book FREE
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Albert D. Morgan
(Successorto Charles} E. Dow)
m Washington Street
South‘Norwalk
Eyes Examined
by our oculist
We make no charge for this ‘
sergice and PRESCRIBE‘ 3'
NO GLASSES UNLESS
NEEDED. “Unusual" did
you say? 5 Yes, but it. is our.
way and the people like it.
I
T H A M E R5
Ocullsts, Optometrists,» Opticians.
07 Atlantic- Square, Stamford, Ct.
Open Sat. Evenings.
Storage} ’
21 years of age upon. In the Kalahari region the
Although the Florida law is thus of sweet ieamma melon is found.
the optional type, it is a clear news “In the second zone the rainfall av-
mum of. the compulsory principle, erases 15 inches, and the country is
and is regarded as a. real step in ad- similar to the bush and veldt lands of
vanes the Transvali, being well supplied
Officials of the Bureau of Educa— with nlch sweet glass and. valuable
tiou point out that this years combul- native bushes. The most ‘ elevated
any educational legislation is part parts are excellent alike for cattle,
of a big educational advance all along sheep and horses.
the line. Hwy all the state taste The third zone has about 20 to 2’!
ring 1915, inches of rainfall. The eastern portion
as much of the educational discus! consistsfiof hat, loamy plains well
sion that has been going on {or scr- suited for agricultural operations,
3,9,1 my. crystallised into law. The while in the east there are good
Alabama legislature has reconvened rains and much grass. the region be
for the summer session, and much lug suited for semi-tropical culture.”
n wm be m in '3 3' me our in: saline. 3
education W ‘- 9-"
2:33:35; infimma legislature . Uremic is due to the circulation in
4099- not meet basic for four yum the system otpoison and waste pro-
muses it likely mat We“
s get ahead of her iii
”3"” M “ilegislatiou. un‘
r
the blood by the kidneys. if the ash:-
are not removed the are one and the
machinery stops. so with the wasta’
' products of the system. Foley Kidney
. Pills help the now: More waste
matter that causes thonmatlmi. aches
_yandpainastiflioints andmm
Mia-ducts that should be removed from '
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