{Continual may first me)
aw~mchm 1‘mech
.3 r: h on Wednesday.
.1 (”racism as held from Bridgeport
or much more than one- hall, although
' Bridgeport has less than forty per
cent. of the county population
The following are the
'hoid If the jail. the toun from which
they are bound oier and the oltense
charged against them:
ridgwortvlielen Smith. theft: Lu-
Vixen, adultery; Frank Caimalino,
burglary; Joe Vlalsh. burglary, two
. counts; Carland Angelo, burglary,
" counts, Andrew Sundry. theft; Robert
Buckingham. form r) John Krupiuski,
.. criminal assault; Thomas Kelly thett1
.; (romperson; Allison Strout. theft;
Frank Cognn, theft; E. J. Green, '-l.adul
tery;Fran11 Dorsey, 11119111 10 K11;l
-‘Ail'os'er 00931111. 11181: Jclm Sownllclt.
hirslally; \\ 111mm Ferris .
flurry Thorell, adultery; Harry Zois.
theft, Joe Eifliiello, theft, Antonio P05
tollo, criminal aseault; John Watson.
. ; hurxlsry.‘ Roy ”Walker, burglary; A'u-
“ )1 tonia i‘oudito. intent to 1111?; Allied
Gut-1111', criminal assault; Roy Vin-
” cent, criminal assault; Nicholas Park‘s.
. indecent assault; John Sulli1',an theft;
lEdwin Reilly. theft; George Lam.
theft; \\ alter Bailey, thett; Lester
_,,\ Desser,1hett; Anthony Dewar, noon;
9;, Philip Phillips theft from person;
.wke Kelopko, theft from person;
._ . John Kelepko, theft. from person; Jos-l
eph Ctominto. theft' Stephen Wasko.
criminal assault. . 1
Greenwich—401111 Grahss, lesson,
intent to kill; John Birdsell, burglary;
._.Jooeph Shostak, burglary.
Norwalkvlnouis Katona, intent to
kill; Louis Lounge; criminal assault:
' ' Dsnfiliif—Joonmr‘finemfil mam
Edw. 130111011. burglary; Thos. W
burn, Inuit} Mike Beardsley, aux:
in
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Frank Qe‘N poll. assault ;,
Mfieldu“ alter ginger, .933“;
Weijoh issauit- , flilps’fiprlpéer.
Harriet Steele. 111411.
8helton-Ros ill McDonAld; burglary.
'.u .
,1,
‘ y 5? Darien—Saverio Fulso, carrying
. reopens. ‘ '
’ 11111312311111-1111. 09161191113, intent
‘0 tin.
Brookflold:ldike Tooter. theft
Huntingtonwbouls luo. intent to
I111.
22111511 Coulter.1" telling
Wes drtr—S
$1111 1 11.
cv.’
auto ”W tliout l
Stratt$:;q€|f£gw
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nt tooo
111111: 11310111 '11 I501s {11111115 mith
shalt; 11.211511115116111 indecen ss-
~mn; .win. axioms. insaniyr'flt‘fJ
gene Mciisptu, burglary.
[USING AS WlEE,
(Continued from Fits?" Trim)‘
. ili'oad‘f . is wherein“ ‘ i
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€71
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hére mu 1Yflh‘e this
111'. Darling is a nephew of one of
the citys most prominent citizens.
tenderly president of the Common
Council and son of a wealthy man.
11111131111111; £11111 111:3, Quickinson lett
‘ ‘iiils city Wednesday night in h
0! the list of pfiloners no less It“! awn enemy. 1““me no protest
prisoners .
0‘.
burglaryg' .
,Wrih'es-L—Goodyesr tire, Firestone tire.
.... Will-ll Willi) ii
~ tomes penetrating 111st nits «pinion
Engels and promised to parole him it
he Md take 1315‘ call; or (them
to the United States He did so and
to 1113111191111 subsequently
, ginnini dime he has been
keeping a small shop in Bloomsbury.
At tho outbreak of the war he claimed
Amen citleznship buy the authori.
gtieé pelied ithiniWo register as on .
until the recent attacks on German
shops caused him to tear the nuns tats '
l for his establishment and he has now fig Kill] I w. 3&8 ‘
i asked the embassy to decide whether In I!” ioramg'gfileauhn got! Ind Wm mm”.
or not he is entitled to the protection - and iiai mmmmade the Si a
of American till I 0 under his per-
, zenship. The embatfsy WWW” since its infancy. ' ’ "
'has been unable telfind an1 precedent “0W no ouetoflgceivo 3’9!!th
ifor nxels' case, and has submitted an comm‘em' WWW“ 00d”
51th question to the State Department
lat \\ uhin'gton {or a ruling.
The oath reads as follous:
“United States of America, State of
Experiinents that trifle with and ends no but
“and *8 fignge the health 0!
What is CASTORIA
”Alabama County of Jackson—l. M
‘Clinries Engels, of the County of [oiiofg‘x‘fps ‘mwifigbsgtyfio. '0! 9381:0150”
Kings and State of .\'e11 \'.ork do 501.».oontoinsmelthor Opium, $10! 0m “1’an ti:
iemnly 5W'eal that 1 will bear :11: eg Bugstance. Its allele its guarantee. It destroys €17,311»
ance to the United States. and sup— :2. 01111st mwnnfs" {For more than thirty years “i
.‘port and nus-lain the constitution and Fiatulency. Wind 00:11:? :1; t‘iggteliel oi Constipation;
laws theme]: that I still maintain the Dilrrhw- It regulates the Stomacthggblfi: on
national surereignty paramount to assimilates the Food, giving healthy and mg ml 31:28. E
that 01 all state. county or confeder The Children 5 .PWThe MOMS}? nuts. 9.
ate powers; that 1 will discountenonCe,
discourage and forever oppose scene I
51011, rebellion and disintegration of
the federal union; that l disclaim and
'denounte all faith and fellow ship with
the so called confederate states (1113‘
confedemte: armies. and pledge my
’jhonor. my property and m1 lite to the
isacrod. performance or this, my sol
iemn oath of allegiance to the gov ern-
intent of the United States of America.
1 (Signed) CHARLES nucleus.
‘ "Subscribed and an em to before me
this 27111 day. of August,1863.
(Signed) “WILLIAM J WILES.
. ‘Lieut Colonel and Psymsster."
Engels is firmly convinced that such
‘a. binding oath made him a citizen of;
the United States and is confident that Cash prises 820.10 85.
thefilats Department will sustain his
W‘ T‘W' '= " VF
annulus CASTORiA Atwmrs
1
[11 Use For We 31 Years
1-11. Kind Volt Hove Always Bought
"I. conv‘uu “scram! "an alumnus.
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Third 1 first convention of women voters en!
E"“““" ml" OWIWW held in- me United States, which will
,siosnl” 61. 000 cubic inch ”clots Strip- 0983 in San Francisco Miss Hill's
pod stock mochlneo Cool ”2"” "5- colleague willhle ‘tlrs. P. M. Dentin of
f‘y “;1 _.~1v 51* 1' .
gvl‘stgroncvcu-z “in. 311:: 810. 1,181,.me _ , g
mirth 1311381193?“ mile 11 oksslop.
“.1 31.50 cubic inch bless. orts slo' Tim" 111111;; dek‘ga‘es presehtrrom
Slowed Cub prim ”EV-M51- 810 11' 11.118 ve statesqlllinols. Kansas, Oblo-
31. .
This g‘yelir ragifirst t'lgle the mo- “fl-‘3 3101114311 mile essional .“dli- Utah. Idaho. Wyoming, Novads.
bury Fair (October +9) 111111 be openl‘i' .00 cubic inch 61.08.8[1-1!) . a flock. Montana. Oregon. Washington; Cull-
. an ad 1, Cash pllzes (25. 815. 310310111111 and 11111191111;th will come to-
loonlsfgzrz;on“::d;\ye11011;.“ 'mrnbe «Sixth Even t—Flvg mug protesolonsl settler prepared to deliberate and re
coursed There will he mOiQrcycle ruc- consolation 099“ l0 riders not. Mullins 391‘“ “9°“ “1935"“ “1901““ [0
‘1” ali mg mumn' in chfigeo! Stan- em or second positions in other ev- bring “‘0‘" the passage in the 38X!-
ley Kellogg, or Bridgeporgta race "0., outs. Cosh prises 315, 310 . ‘sesslon of Congress of the Susan 3.
1mm" of experience Mr fieliogg has For entry blanks giving conditions Anthony omel'l'an to the United
already received enough aim“ to 1111 address 0.11. Rundie, secretary, Dan- Sines constitution. What measures
Alf sin clnsses. F1 or 1116 events are bum Conn. . 3'}! WWW m1 110110111 yet knows
for profés YiCUE,1 1‘1 11 can aprisés, anal ' W «Ii-Alan“ 11M e willbosomejlvo-
Jpesdlest ”if, in. the NQRWALK GIRL. Afr FIRM" CON- 1} discussion helm-o thorn!“ are (oh-
{gfiflp compete 1' . VENTIQN. OF WOMEN VOTERS ien. But evei‘y 'womnn there will be in-
3:111!
for novice. Riders stock mnehlnesl '-
1
mi 10?! Wing is the p
equipped only. 61. 00 cubic fiche: limit. l '
ury Fair
Six ’vafio‘
a"; ' ‘
i
“I"
, spirsd by the some motlve-the disks
presume» Hm,» Rspmsnt
Womon1of.'|'hio at“. 1 rights which she herself 6110”.
Next Tuesday Miss Elsie" Hill of Suffrage associations all over the
N 8. tube. 18011111 Norwslk. daughter to Congress united States are taking an interest in
Second Event—Five mllé'proiesslon- mun E.J. 1111111111 be present as a rep- the convention and there will be many
si, 30 50 cub inch class ports alloWed resentutlve from Connecticut at the 1161111211 present from states where as
...«.....r __‘_....1. ,..
iveilto-I-‘he miles invitation ”Miss Elsie Hill. Daughter to con ‘0 598 0919!“ “omen 8“ over the United.
1811th in possession of the political;
l
‘ the Third page, And; then try one.
LIAMK'VV
Has Eveli
Every Corset of well- known, hi
ures
[$5 to $15
CORSETS- ,.
\emo, llinncr, Madame L1 ra
C. ll and other 11c” 111101111 high
prit' cd makes. including sc1erllll
popular lace-front models Alt—
tual former prices $5 to $15. 00.
51.5010 $3. 95‘
CORS ETS
to $3 00 corsets. \e1eral number:
i' left from our August Sale [1111
mostly, fresh from reg, ular stoclt.
. > 5- 1‘; '
~10:
(Scco
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‘
ridgeport Store ,
Equalled. the Values
AU 01- coast
ard prices Now marked for forced clearance to a
2.95
in"
wine"! '
Our regular Read qualit1 $1. 5‘0 ,
No Approvals or Exchanges.
The Reason for This Sale.
_ Over-stocker—due to the rebuilding and confusion of “the past months.
Which has made it almost impossible at certain time s to serve patrons.
Stock must be lowered immediately and we have taken this price- cut-
ting stopins the quickest means to the desired end.
\
gh grade quality, stands”
19111191.:
was
selling rcgularly at
to a fraction of
fit:-
‘_11i'
$1"
lxcdfern, Grctian Tricot and
other desirable lliakes 5111111U reg-
u [ally “$150,111 $0.00 (iron ptil
111 one 101 for 135) bk’iCtiiQil-
All Brassieres
Underpriced at
95c $1.95 $2.95
All kinds men make and fall— "'
ric. pricc— c111 fox cltarance '
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iii,
,Jufl'x. ,,
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nd floor.)
yo: 1 0 women cannot lvole. on 11191 1
cuties, llke'the women from all the;
other mountings states, will have no
Vote in the proceedings or the conven-1 .
tlon, but their report or procudlngs! 3
will be eagerly awaited by other rut-1
l'l-sgists inNaVa'Csnsau nnd :nclnlty.
cov. wAle-l wows MR"CR1MM1N3
David l; _Wsl'sh; governor of Muse-
chusetts. has departed alter a few
dwl' visit with 161111 11 Crlmmins a.
Mr.Crln1mlns's s‘u'mmer place. Fir- ~
w'ood-on- Sound. 'st Collender's Point
Noroton. ‘
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11
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"Rad the Sentinel Wont Ads. uni
t
Lapin lot the TM. Mark!
1. “Wholesale,
~ 'Hoszezj
GWdib M” VALUEiorYom‘MoW
huh-Wu“ False, Won-flail!
Any Color and 81on From 251: to $5.00 per pair
Sold by All Good W
1 11-1
'1
a
straw item: I
Lord (5’ Tag/hr
$11 1119- Southern T191" State Ilighwtti‘r
. Between this city and Hurpersv
1‘33 " they 11-1111 engine trouble and had
- 010 k‘ 11 its -‘
fifigDh gafikgg g;-
yM’S automobile and started chili:
ioouir 1.1-1.1;
14' some 9'
“5H eiflm~
d I m (cs
‘ iii}: no 1111113 'ith 1111111113: 1111 stowed only up
' 11 hi faith in th‘ scheme;n‘n’
one on' set soil, but they
it then: turn
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