M. m m “ d M
”for; DIM M W! bu Afl‘
”it'd "vector” to at! st «to to:
Mom him than M
o» radar-n at tho tut-n m
up. ”it. to he M
"‘ “it“ y .0
twin?
murmur . ° *
_« colon-tn mun tool ;
; rm, that om. um . ‘
". 1, NOV. I o
3;: ”A " " dummy um! I: Worden of iii-R
ifilm: pnmn luring Ib’nli his: but 9! '
darts ‘t‘l‘t‘ W nil-Ody bi fttir
uni-am and tout. in about to tour the
. ' w M
_ . in: ALMANAC FOR
' TOMORROW
.1“ ”:13 a. m.
‘ztu- Sets 4‘38 'umllll’y lecturing in it... interacts 0‘,
t I - . , .
_=___:_ Sprinon reform. This announcement
' o SENTINEL Tani!“ W" “me u.- the mm mm
" ‘ V "“‘l‘t’i‘on Prisons. The 1- r i, .._.
i‘PHQNE CALLS i put b m5
“ Rooms—92.
t
ted by prison workers. Niilatithropists
i
1/ 3’4}? . “ :.
I
and theatrical managers who haw al-‘
fl Cilia-93.
. awn.“ Braid! Officc—l388- [ready contributed a Mailed hmd ;
' . ReMe—flla-I. toward the expenses of the tour. The! :
fitter": Residence—7511. inumeu but-it or the project urtI not? g
i ‘.~
, .
. ' c e— .
manAg" s Read nc throw of senttnietitalists or red-rug re-
113-12.,
. r's Residence—89o.
formers. They are tho» of sand;
. .
thinking
{want to see the scandalous mockery;
_ isuhstantial. people who?
CAPfAiN KOENIG. _. I
ll l'liottts were Itt’l27>tiliiilld.\‘,fnf our ”NH“ Britten 33'8th "l“unmi
mid he a fur ditlt-rt-tiz attitude
d Germany iii this country. 'l‘hut‘
to
tip into something with u scinhlunco
oi" humanity and usefulness.
spite of all that .
Mr. Osborne, in
ii iticrthttnttnttu helps us
the (lt'etls
politics. graft and disbelief could (10$ ‘
i i
i
of (ici'intttiy‘s suh
against him, SUCPl'edFd in putting in-;
'1’3"""57”""“4~5¢:;5"za1, .,.
he meiifiuf-wur And it litt‘ 1'- I ..
» talitnili‘s here its courteous ttiitl I" operation curtain DOWN!) chunges' Q?
‘ as (‘lili'l- Kocniv. i1 “mild put in the conduct of Sing Sing and Au i ‘ , i
. . . , . . t ‘ . i
. rent face on our iniem.ttjuii:tl bur" DHSOD‘ ill .\9vt \ork. it is to y i
. ‘ ‘ ‘ '
f‘\[iittlll tht-se- new systems of burnt! t . ___’. .
“3"”;“"~«‘\\'<<‘.~;:thurl» r““'i“\:~‘ {V} w. l
V3»:- i
Wt.
ling men and women under ('tinfllil“.
l
i
with the huntttuitar-_
L mic: " j
,. _ _ . . .
pm“ mmmm mm. WHOM for m“ lrtiitc .‘tiituiso of the. Asturias. mite ycttrs 0t agc and hcir tt
i ' . > - ~ - qtht- thronc of Spam, and his brother. l‘rinct- laitnc, right \t-urs
month in.” in.» tour has been plan old, \dilt) is dcai tinti tlunth_ tit-rc promincnt tigiircs at :t niccttui:
t - . ‘ ' x i " v ' ‘ ~ ‘ ~ . h ' ‘ '
lltd in tin (Uliilllliltt and his pioit‘t- (It llit‘ in) Moots of 51min at Santantlcr. their mother, Quccft
\lt‘itll'ld, was the giicst of honor.
modern (‘iti-iittn Xt'ilill hit:-
i
himself it thorough gentlemitn
fl his
by noixi nor ill'i hits it» giien
its iiv
‘ nient.
PRtt-K .iggtisof"7* Puma
—-.—~.-—
touet her
ian. psycholottit-itl, economic ttnd just? 5
Visit» to this country"
10 any t'luss of Atiivi’itzi !
Of his t\pltiii mnr‘ ‘
’ bragged t
:lht'flt-‘ilt’iny nor sought lll lots-
iti this country
isc secured to tulk about these things .
gttsketl is $3,000. llia estimate is mod"
t‘iit when all of the uctiritiott ttre con-'
:Ridt'l‘t‘li. Norwallt ought to renoonti‘
i r0(“myittntl' will do m. (‘hurchom India-s.1
to. . men s and women's clubs ought all to
inimi- ttito deserted populnrity its food unite with the comttmnltv at large in
u... "quark-Waning that Capt, l’hlilipo and his
wife tire thorouxhly Mlflliiillfld in, the
inn it man in the l’iiitczl Statics liur- “.dvmmivo work they up doing m'
and for iht» city’ of Norwalk.
INTERESTED
i
i
in every suite in the union.
there in;
that
RENAMING A FISH.
. I division
Silllit‘iillit'ti there seem» to be at hood
. bitty right to add that he hits
from Americauts. regardless
“it sympathies, thr- some
' - Min that he has shown.
’ inurn to Germany, ttiter
tit», {‘ttpi. Kocnig took pietr
W V ing to his felloiv-t-mintry. ‘ t
‘,km wen-““1““ and m‘milllt‘ 1 ( i'illit' i0 ('1I5Hitl \t'l'ltng»ll(1prg “-110 \fi‘h‘! V ‘I
““u "‘ “”"H‘lt’t‘ had an idea and net-
,. , out the incurt-erntioti it tie
found inte,.tnti1 mm no N. ‘
have niniit ti :ttruin. "0 decided thttt it per.
Mast pt‘tllliv realize
rilllli‘liliil: unsound about our lN‘ltl-
. Jeni in a tune
Jtili tcrms tiou'tj ' ’ ‘
nll‘ill. of criminals.
A tt'l‘ifllll iisli \\ilit'li hats
Irnt‘orin i‘\i‘.tit‘t'i'.". us they should.
Tin y
'i‘ . ‘. _‘ . ‘. . Ii'fi'l
tittn lll liltl! .i!illv.\l)tlitl tendencies,
education in: And I" ”‘0‘“ ”it.” H “M Ilm‘cr cult-ii.
‘lw ,1“th merely confirm
ttict- known in»
(With providing lihcrttl
t
id upon it.
fvtiiiy K0011 flfih WRH fillif‘x \D Wfli‘ltt“ FREIGHT EMBARGO on (.RAIL
ROAD iN EFFECT.
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Tlterc is it vaunt-f
smut-thin:
I
the present i
3‘ .wtizintz. He suggested iv-Iittltinl.r the‘
n.“ {y he had
with ‘
- swépt away
by
cert tiin mist-on.
.
i
i1‘0lllllf'dlllikt'l'li.i“‘“lizafiml current that :
sticecotlSIOMN ‘0 be done about
i “ditchin'mm’d’i' "i" ii WIN ignorance its to
st‘iling‘ it)!
_ unread y
m ”it rettirn~if he “mm-V ““0”“! its nuiue'wus not in»:
h noluding the ocetu
mt Wait for him—“lie will lum-
‘ tulips to tell.
13 ‘bailor. embodying t
in soil the lien under it
s really it sort of‘ hi’
my New Attcmpt to Be Madeto Relieve
‘ Con s ‘ ‘
iwoi'k. Mr. Osborne tittiy lit-lit to clur- Ont (3': 31:" Imam?“ ”'0‘“ iv".
,. ‘ . t s em tritc in: em-
tiny (11180.1‘4'“! ltsh cttiint-rx adopted the mono lmrgoeu iii the hiatorv of freight cou-
u'itl wcztt utter the iiith, They adver. “"S'i‘m 0“ ”‘9 NW” “Wk 5"“ Haven
and Damn”, the m”blind Hartford rttiirotttl was effective.
‘ nt in ti 1 .
and wholesome. their‘ ' ”8m Practically every "M
tti' , . .i“ cmhareood in an attempt to relieve
l 0"“ “9'“ "William WM! fillfl‘f‘“. zcongestion tit the Harlem River \'
Regardleaa of the point
cftet'tite menus oi? "Ilium-“h" ”I“ “izrnytlsh,” Fishermen
Mum: the Atlantic coast. nah :ecllera~
lit‘nlitl log; and iii ‘
iii in this nt-iglihorhood‘lrill;
Itist'i crayfish;
he lies
W. “a hits :trrii‘
utt'tiitctl with interest.
. a“... .W Mm".--
RECREATION AN ASSET.
it serious
I ify this i
‘comditiOns. i
tell between the ‘
fed nations, and on apostle of‘
with to both. ’
.
i is ill'li).
l
! Some people considor ”u. newlY. “WW“!
imperior to salmon, or cod 0f origin till freight to be transferred
ill Bridgeport. New Haven. Witter-
. hilly. Plnlnville and liu-rti'ord. is la -
bitselesu pi-eittdit'c. fishermen didn'iipd under the ban [‘0 I
” ln‘l sell! Another item in the embargo in m
the effort! that cat-load and teas car»
fi .1! (use in"! among ”1030 who depreciate the loud freight traffic from Mavbrook.
i in '. . . '
Til: g - . value of play. This association rc- ”IL. .mn,q b“ it i- 'Hurlem River or through the termin-
«Must bond issue brought u re\- i . . IA- . tt-i right “llllli‘t-i may tits at Brooklvn m V] the i f
. ,. cently held It congress at Grand Rup- ht- .. hum“ lg” . ' . . 3 901‘s tom
non. The government inittt-d sub 1 . . . N no"). But “ho “WU No. ill to No. 70m ”10 EN" mwr'
V’o tor a new $100,000,000 iotm,
public responded with double
' ked. There had already
issue this year.
ow eet
two hill!-
Ploy ill fast hccoinitiiz
gthing in the linitt-d States.
think Ameri-i or huddocic. And yet, becttttue of ti
lint tho
Therci "urnyliiih"
t
:nre some people who
icunu take life too playfully.
, too, is pmsperotts. The war
" . t1 dimembern of the Playground and lino
" «mom
her heavily in men on ,
but she is meeting the cost
catch dtiiz-lltth. fish denier-t
it 1'9
. lumiish and consumers didn't cat dog-
rention Association of America
llslt ttiittl its name was changed. can.
“1" “ML Every kmd 0‘ play “.3815th what is the t'iltht lliilnl‘
discussed, from dramatics. organized lime? —
games and music on through dancing
and park playgrounds.
‘er meridian and Canada, is embarp
. . ‘09: nubile? Haven lines.
. t .e Night ofllce this morning
A HEBIDENT’ -
thin upcakt‘!‘ :it the congress pointed THE “ls-vgrfgtzmgmw. or;;: was stated that "‘9 congestion at
‘ i - , orient River became greatér durinz
“1m ”1"“? "r" 3'000-000-000 MM! As an international organizationthc the last few days and the embargo
tire hours weekly in the United Salvation Anny hits commended it- was decided upon as the best way to
States. They rpipresom a great un- self to the good will of all people who relieve it. The chitin?“ haI
work‘min‘e of power. 'l‘heaim of tJm’nre desirous of seeing society uplift- the effect of stopping freight traffic
recreation movement is to make these’ed' and its ramifications make it a both trays through thtfl New'York
‘ . .. Power in every realm of benevolent. points. excepting freight not. trans-
hO‘lYS an 8559' instead 0‘ a liability. 'activity. its social service work ferrod iii, Bridgeport. Waterbury. h’e‘w
Di‘Obit'mS. rPCl‘eflUOflS in in alone, without question. is or greater Haven, Piamviile and Hartford.
itiustries, the use of libraries, the or-.Pmcit‘n('y than any other agency of: Conditions at the Bridgeport depot
lxnlficant. 100' that. nearlytganization of pork forces and city and‘its kind known while the intense are practically normal. Freight is mov-
tdisc‘ribers were individuals . [straightforward religious application in: gradually. and there. is no great
. . ‘ town governments for the propu do. .
My all the amounts were . 10 e ‘ t recreational activities‘m'ns spiritual work is bringing thelcotlgoatlonc although the volume is as
a government did not have W pm n 0 * .gospel challenge and message homelirmt as usual.
I ‘on the banks and other big 9 “Wk 0f the Emma-t1" men °f the lowest ““3”“ in 9V9?!“
‘ , lion Association. tuition of the world. » '
institutions. They subscl‘lb'! There may m a danger of overdo- Its organization is one of the Mar-3
, account 0‘ “19 vast. 0"":ng the organization of play and em.i"i‘18 of present day efficiency. No othrl ducoby. Mtrwd ’buiidingS-on
they were barred and h m on it But certainly moat or spiritual communion sun that; pas-IMAM. street. Wart ‘ ,
were ‘given to the multitude p a“ “p ' . " "Sibiy of the Roman Quiltolic Church: Emm- .1. Alvord to The_ Page m-
“ 4 ,‘of us need to make better use of our has We, been contained from the titty Company, Lorain! balms on
“ ra. ihours of recneatiou than we do. ‘Re&,gtandnoint 0‘ na 90mph“? * V" I
' , ldu‘Van Zuni street. W.
of mm” and “until" recreation is necessary to mortal“! mt“ “hm! 91"“ 016‘ him?! ‘HmyJolmon to Eugene .8. Sey-
parity momma. And . work .RGCTCMiOB' is not tho same mrland. mind 0‘ William Booth. its W’ m two “.399
reports indicate that it ' ‘ it appeals» to men because it so was»,
. or.
I fl 8 _. . . ‘ G ' 1M3. B; Baa“ t0
a spacious war pro pert 'from one‘a daily routine w
d tition showed its ability to
N) of 5300.0000th of war bonds
titty difficulty within the short
«of twelve months. (‘onsider-
thin population. that is as" if
‘oed States were to absorb
it 54.000.000.000 ”worth of gave
i
'ibonds within a year.
t'?
1.
Rural
....—..-
all come in in
am ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Butler badge to‘ Frank and Henry
Seuth
i
everybody. It. is alum]! it changes compllsbos. .
"k t"i- Th“ which is trim of the Mt!" wart. lot. on'nttrttor,vtey.m:wm
detector Apes A. onuttttt sodium ea
i ,
mm:
’sion until the in
i
gym-flaw all lines west of the Hudson Riva
‘on Fuiow‘kscreet.‘
. moi finance com
The Deming was called I» ow;
It-ulll Mi u‘rlurh H (Mir-ill lll‘.‘
”it!“ I. l‘uibunt. thou pfl'firlti was,
Medan. nit-uh. um. nil-mm?
Dr i‘ovurn, Ind
TheGreatHatvestSale
AhND. Dr alien r, i
8 run i d (‘ . . ‘t. .-
r: .4: :11: that? .."":..:f":.:.uq TH ., GREATES r Stu; 5 my
meeting and they wm approved.
The ”perititendcm's report for lite!
put month watt the first button to,
come before the meeting. Hr. t‘hap—i
lull! reported in regard to the evening,
school now in session at the high
school, that the present enrollment,
was 225. with l2; of thctte pupils in:
advance tirade».
The tillf'J'llllI'ntk’nt ticked tor the
transfer of $1,000 from the repairs to,
the tittpply account, stating that the?
[resent amount of money on hand lot i
supplies will httrtiiy be suflit-ient to,
tarry through the year. This matter:
will be take tip at the ix-axt meeting 0i‘
the btill’d. ‘
The trawler oi pupils from the}
(‘enter to the Jen'ernon school was re i
period by the superintendent. {
The matter of vacation was thent
taken up. and the superintendent exvi
plained to the board. that by contin-i
school session-i for an extra?
week in June .tlittt the regtilttr taco-f
tion pcriutiit including Thanksgiving:
t‘hrisimus, and the week before:
liaater could be taken without dangeri
of a short yeatr resulting, There war
some discussion i.i regard to thin
matter, but the board finally (iM’PP'
\‘i‘ntined implore the schedule the wuy
presented and suggested by the super-l
intcndent Sonic dittctinuion til to:
rainy day wssions took place at this.‘
i being: the opinion of norm) of;
the members of the board thiit there}
e too intiny vncationu on account’
of stormy weather. The tall wun (tn-1
ly informal in nature. howvcr. audj
nothing definite rcrltiltui.
Tlr- Superinit‘lldt'lli requested that
the amtetn‘tiy hall of the high school
be given on the fourth Friday of «chi
month for five montho. to Mimi Fran-i
m1 Hui-d, tor the purpose 0‘ lioldinzt
an educational tuiilicul program. The;
superintendent was unable to eniixht-l
on the board tot to just exactly what
the proposition was. and for thin ren-
it wu voted to withhold permitt-
utter could be more
I.\‘ EALH SU ZCbEDTNG SEASON
Ste Tomorrow’s Special Att-
noun'ccnictit of
New Fall Merchandise
including a Big Sale of Women’s
Wearing Apparel, Notably
a Sale of '
Coats, Suits and
- Dresses
A Continuation Sale of
BLANKETS
and Housekeeping Articles.
The Savings in at cases are worth while
point. i
wcr
SER VICE"""""""'"7iLI
‘ We m-intoil for the no. of our cutout-n a sonic. une c ‘
II every dctuil. Our facilitiu enable prompt and candid “11:30.:
(I; uli action. .You should profit by data. Our Wcokly HIM
'22:? 'u publithod rotulurly, to that our customer: ma, luvs
n a “motion on min. of unit. Thin wuk't int. contain-
roportl on a number of companion whoa. atocln i-vito your consid-
it
fit)“
thoroughly investigated. These "it: "-50'1- 50nd for I copy. It ii (roe.
certs will probably h“ “mm on ‘
fourth Friday of each month. bfltin- Send for our “MW“ T49 reports 0”
it... mix momma WW” l Federal 0“ Sinclair Oil & Ref. ’
2‘22“!“ ct (‘IM‘ei‘ the local represen %w$.l§: Ref'h. guitedCAlioy Steel
‘ . . . t cams ip utte oppcr & Zinc
ets insurance t‘ont-
ttt the meeting and '
t titut he would be
[ind to explain the proponiilon which
big company offered in regard to the
blanket policy on the boilers of tho
schools in Norwalk.
The report of the committee on
schools Wits then preflonted. in the
report it was recommended tint the
lttcrcttso of sulnrlcu demanded at this
time by some tcticlierti, he refused up-
on the groundti thttt sutficicnt notice
was not supplied the board in regard
to the matter.
lt-wuu "lso recommended by the
committee that the vacancy created .
’bv the resignation of Mm. Hickey'
' hool nurse. be filled for the pre-
sent by the substitute now acting.
The committee reported the placing
of another teacher in tlic Rowaytou
netted. twin: to the increase of pu-
iRtw Hercules C er
Submarine Boat iCerro de Pasco 33p”
Oklahoma Pro. & Ref. Green Monster Copper
Catnip-Idem. Solicitcd.
J. J. CAREW 6t. CO.
Member. 1 Chicago Bond of Truth—440w York Curb inflict Allin.
tativo of the 'l‘rttv .
pony was prurient “N'flESteei
stated itt thia~ poln
Toronto Stand-rd Stock Exchange.
Telephone BROAD 5242 30 Broad St” New York
. Mental Offico. 47 St. Flt-coil Xuvior 5t.
Dim! Wino to Claimo, Tonnbond Monti-col.
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Steam Dying & Cleaning Co.
Formerly known .0 Bridgeport Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
suit Dream. Guava, stunts and Lace Curfaiuo Cleaned.
H. LYNGE, Prop.
i330.
pita itt thus-building.
Upon the motion tit-tug made. it was 249 Shite Street —BR1DGEPORT_
voted to adopt the report of the com-
Milt”.
TBDOTi’ .— _‘ ...... _____ - l— N
. i'l’he committee on buildings
‘ed that the Washington and the Jet-
ferson buildings had been completed
and therefore recommended immedi-
ate settlement in full for the work.
.Thiti report was also accepted.
3 No report was made by the. commit-
tee on supplies. _
The finance committee reported on
of insurance and garland
of it blanket policy on tin
bottom of the various schools through:
‘out the city, with the 1mm my
{Wilma Company.
repent ' was adopt
c.-
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53 WALL ST.
NGRWALK
Phone 438
B. J a choc-n
OPTICIAN
Everything‘tn the Optical Line
EYES EXAMINE’D FREE
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the matter
{the placing
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9 discussion nmue‘iu’rexurd to
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use odviul‘tll‘ity or coming _ ... ..
inc '3 came {immivith a blur . , . ,
”may” Memo! one firm" Try ‘1 pound 0f Fresh Roasted Coffee: ...... 21¢
.' Wtiiitm Ward‘ matte it notions" » . , 7 , . ‘ _
unmet-mince on BMW“ Ta. 0 lb... 27¢
“out?“ “1: $25.21; something that gives the mental orfitorlt is certainly true of”
na ou’a usn . ‘ . - , i ‘ t- _ . tacit. it ill: 8mm 'Buut m , .
physical rest needed. thithould be corpovmflt “1 “l“ A"? in i , 8 .30"!!! 0",!“ . . - 3 . insurance » .
‘ .."°‘““‘“"‘ ’ "gum“ toithe‘ needs an! t‘emomLm‘NW‘k- “um“‘ht‘n'mmm'fllam tind’butiuinssytmm random “WISE figflflgm tide, a i, ii 0: Oats, a pkg. 13¢
“Motrin! microfilm u ,d,‘ m a “mm” “m" mm mm m “3*" W m “.1; “in After amino» Pale Loni .. ‘ . , 19¢
”award,” “m" be “."p . ”'3‘“ fmittitttrtitottottt curse metwoort minted: Niittntr uranium-3““ “m“erfir “mm“, - '
“I. (3“qu tutti» his writ wttumned’m- m timeout WIN! my» “fwd wife. lot and button on we “‘9.“ .72; l" “:5 “to, com 25c pkg. Oat: cum . 20¢
fl"! ° est cud fresh energy. wort of tho Mir-h dual-fl Md noun. Wu. 3!“ W ‘ .1 , . ' ' ‘ .
. . . in motmtmc SW pm,
on . . . , . , . m-wmv~m~c~ gust 1.8mm tomxmwt‘uf " , . 'Wflfl95c
-mu.,.u nvm ‘ - K. W In“. III-I3 69"“.1“ “Harbor View M. Vatican ’ ‘ -. ‘ ‘ '
f ' w ‘wpnumio Mum” to m I" ll . "£1 - ma. _ G." .. I n v-Nhflllfifllflfllfll’i.dfim , A. 3mm .
“I'm in} “nominal tundra, tin hum“ I”! 3‘ flfiw~wthfiu§ : ”c N “I H “mm -- urinal; but: . , ‘ .. ‘ .
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. ' W I p M dram chair: ,y Ti.“ H V , “whim-I‘m .. 3- ‘ .- -..- 7 —. ~
7. £1 5.‘ on "w .v. * ”tun at ”r “ :11 ‘ ,2 * "l H mm s ‘i i a 'Q .1 9 f‘ ”I: . A ‘ ‘ .
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