run an: 1
THE SOUTH NORWALK l This is one of the imidenl: :1 ItIesIultIsI'
EVENING SENTINEL Iof the world- -VV".a1 The grav ‘Ltil‘e
em
mun. lately relegated to ohscuriu
E. I}. & A. L. GOLDEN, Props.l
I economic value, once more has his inn-
0‘.‘
pziuprrism regardless of his- intrinsic
1 111g.
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
brains with those of youth. 11' he, is
Ircally inferior to men in their twen-
THURSBAY AUGUST 9; 1917.11es or thirties, he may nevertheless
‘ ‘bl' assigned to a job \V'ithin his abili-
-:
MINIATURE ALSIANAG ' Faulty, and receive suitable recompense.
TOMORROW 113111 in tens of thousands of cases,
l
'needless to say, the gray-haired mall
01‘ course:
, , . (1,0 ,
The Prussian st-"rtcx‘m 11 “oil give. them (1 Fllull-
prefer that the World should
all that. They 111:13'uls0 im: mine that
f t.“ 'lif they can.
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a
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1917
LIEUT GLADSTONE WRITES
Former South Norwalk Boy Now inf
the United States Service in
New Jersey
country. The following from First:
Lieutenant William -(‘. Gladstone, son!
of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Giadstone,|
of South Norwaik, will be read with}
interest. Lieut. Gladstone was for a‘1
number of years. a letter carrier
live, New York:
in}
and magazines }
Trusting this Vvlll find you in 3:006
health, 1 am
, liilfllflRS ‘REJFCl i24llflAFiEii MEN
11 I Of the first gioup of 415 men cal led 1'01
. 1.( Sentinel l2: alllals glad ‘0 pub quota of 215 men might be obtained,
lie can match his strength anddish any let ers from the young men In
}V who are soldieis in the. serVice of theirl
reason of physical disabilities. The3 31-? as tollons: —~
l~- 258 Bonner, Samuel H. 39 Smith St, Norwalk ' ‘ . "'
H... 11......11... E- “no... em: S um mer Clearance 5 I '
6—— 854 George, Waiter Division '51., Norwalk, Conn. 'lt a e '
‘i~1894 Raweyski. Stephen S. 4 Hill Road, Norwalk ’
9—3257 CallIahan, Museum F. Linden Ave, Noroton His. J t R d wh "
19—2494 “'11 iams, 'Fre erick 12 Cross 81., So. Noeralk ' us eceive a 018 car-LO ' '
ad
23—1572
l 3':— 509
35~2166
46—4453
28il<~~2622
Mourison, Harry R.
f‘oombs, James A.
Snitlen, Charles H.
\‘l'eekes, Burnett 0.
Evans, LeRoy.
evamination that Nurwalk's
24 were disthaiged by physicians
2'Osborne Ave, E. Noeralk
55 Spring St., Norwalk
4 Hamilton Ave, S. NorVV'alk
23 .lferwin St., Norwalk
Wilton. Conn.
was, I
W; .s
s...” 1/ x»
“rat-4x I». “‘an «has...
7'77“." T5". .7: "if“
”199'; £1.55: ".2, ..1;9;Z
3110 11111 51701111
of Ston'e'éWarc.
1425—4012 Ryan, John A.
I I _ . We, the Signal Corps 1.eser\‘e Of- 47— 548 Cttdah)’, Michael 14 Stu . ' .' - .
gilghrltsigsefll‘gz; 28gb. €832, P m. }w1ll prove himself equal 01 superioi ficers. are i0cated at Monmouth Park} “3—1237 Kovacs, Ferdinand 10 SOU'llJ'SlIQS'. 1:231:11]; ““75
. - ,to y,outh “hat he may lack in v1g01 on a :1'3‘1 arce tract of land which is} ill—«7'52: fivfrtgn, $651953? l; fifth Age” E. Norwalk '1"
V ' . ., . . c, ' 0"“ 3 0 9- 91' - .'nl0n t.. Noin’alk ' . .
EVE GII SE NEL- 'TBLE- ’J'nnd flexibility he may :lakt up 1: 1;“; ;,,,IIV,..\}“;9HIIVI,.,HI, fining; an? 594099 Seymoun mama, A. 9 Warren 81., Nomalk lit Fancy Stone Ware Salt Boxes ...................... 15c: .
NIH N“ knowledge experience, in gnient an 4'1 all . .. . 19 an IS a apte 63—— 373 Caldwell, Clarence E. Belle island 3"" '
PHONE CALLS madmsq to Signal Corps work. involving all} til—41676 Nordman, Charles H. 28 Main St, Norwalk 3“ Fancy Stone Ware Butter Jars --------------- 10° and 153
, ,I._ . L ‘ ' “ ~- I‘. . - -. - 1- . l 66~71891 Randall, Fdward I). 9131111 ' ' -~ ' n - it. ' ' - '
Editorial Rooms-92. The Osler delusion is ‘V'anishing. II lllt't'i'liten'ltftic:'g(lld"l'l'fi'iilltlegIZ'L'tzl'uc'lzg'68—3183 (Kramer, Ttlblas .1. OX RI§;:\:IinIIIIEeBIfiItélIIIItllIIIIVITSI-IVV .111. /I Fancy Stone Ware Cuspldcrs .......... . .............. 15c
fining“: aiding-93. 211.11.: wrought much mimv Imd loss. IIIIIII-I - “l . -~ I 30‘3159 Lawsox.'1"1f"n'0n F. Tokeneke. Damn ‘ ' ' [1’1 Fancy Stone Ware Pitchers ......................... 25c
__ i ‘ ‘ . " ' 4—325t‘C‘ondr', o n F. - 1 .1 . . ‘1
1:333:38 Refilling?“ _21I388 We are learning new ID 3111110011119 The companies are composed as fol 7549151,3 Rubln. Jacob lloll'elglliitllilis'égagegniwaik 17“: 1'2 Gallon Size Stone Ware (frocks, ““11 covers """" 19‘: -'
City Editor 3 Residence—1492 4 ‘Ithe lllelll of Veu-s and to utilize VV-inu- IIlrflJ\\dt&. Base Telegt'apllIv, FieidII VVI'Iu-eI '10l—1'r'll (3:323; IIEilrIIgIIeIInIIeII e lflvelst'iuglidgl. ages, Sopfih Norwalk. H 1 Gallon Stone Ware Cracks, with covers .............. 25::
t 9 _; -« 1 , . _ . 'orwa . . '
Busmegs Manager’ 3 Residence—Iron economic. Value any indiV'idunilIII'I‘SI";I::II‘:III(:u(‘II;I’:II'IIS (filllpllln' Wlll:ll}104:1329 Levis, John E. 3 Flaanlin Ave, Norwalk l”; 1 1-2 Gallon Stone Ware Crooks, With covers 290
| 108 2725 ”Cantrell Percy E 114' 11 1 1 . ........ '
ossesses . . . . enllnarV St., 1\ u . Vt « »
LL“ __ __.___,-___ ID .__,__ takes me of me talent-0111' and 1918 413—4045 nomn, John J. 17 Vioodbm‘, A,.,.II§O,,,C.:1’,‘,“” 3 l 2 Gallon Stone Ware Grocks, with covers ........... 351:1 1
. . ' graph on the firing line. There are —1031 Hines, William T. 12 EVerstey Ave. Norwalk 5 ,1 . .. "
THAT FRENCH PLOT } “U~PSTART" UNCLE SAM about ‘2 50 officers and 1,. 200 then here i llgfill‘l.‘ 11:1“?- Chm-393 8 Crescent Teir'acc South N01 \Valk l" 3 Gallon Stone Ware Crooks, “nth covers ' ' ' ' '< ........ 4a"
The. German gm'einmeni has onceI The cuiogne Zetiung is III“ 11 at in the 1mm,” and H". mm. Wm, III-“Iota gilll'liunlhinil'lg]? J. {If (dun. AIIva. INoeralk 1% 4 Gallon Stone Ware Cracks, With covers .............. 691:
I . ; I . . .., I V ‘ . 1. cm on eig its . , . .
1110“ found the. trut ju til‘ic'at on (01"IIIIIII butting into the. “at. it I‘PERI'tlS'd'm'” 10,000 more to come. Building 1 My ““54 Mend, Harold A. 6 (71 ascent terrace, South N01walk,}1l 5 Gallon Stone Ware Crooks, with covers ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 85c _.
its \V :11' of self-defense" (liancellol‘ ‘are $101!!!! HP ”Oh (1353 ’ '147‘4751 ’apiiia, Pasqualo. 1"1 l‘l3 at nine, South Norwalk. "“ '6 G 11 ' ' '
Illichaelis announced the other dav, "m" conduct as intolerahl) preaump We arise at 5:15 a. m. and wash up, 150*]"32 LEROY» Randolph, 13 Union avenue Norw alk }\\1’i a on Stone Ware GNCks’ With cover ' " """""" 986
° ,' ' 1 ' 11 hill. 5 30 115 :54 breakfast 1 ”"1103 Jackson. mm E. 61 South Main street, 5' . .14 1 Gallon Ston .. ‘
VV'lth impressive formality, that mum” - punt“ ' ' ' 1157-“ 182 Beesley, Harry J. 6 \an Zandt stre|,Ea0s'l"lv§-om1:'k lit e Ware Jug """" ' """""""" 29¢ -,
F1 1 lot i d bun 1's oV',!(1ed ' Should the old cultural DOWNS 0' at (3 l" we gn for drill and hikes til }158-1771 I’aviik John 39 Ely avenue South N01“ alk‘a l ’ 2 Gallon Stone Ware Jug 35E
"1] i 11 . ..V I I _ , .' I L \. ............ . ............. . . ;'
e um 1' H '1 C W‘ontinental Europe," asks the. Zei‘tung 1‘" 1" 1" '0 ”mo" at 1 p' m. 19C 166-3208 Edit "91151932 llaiien, Conn 1M 3 "Gall S ' '
looking to the seizun ofticimm lands 1 111 for '111 litres 0n sanitation and personal llyI167—2tfl Weaver, Harold. 139 Main sheet, Norwalk. ill on tone Ware Jug - - - -- --------------------- - 49C? 3
beyond ”,9 lthine. a} is prompt “whuh 11.110 ’99" ms”“'“‘“"' ' gicnc: 2:30 10 3:30, (I'ipher Code 168 ----- 27-19 Brinck-Prhoff. Samuel. 117 Railroad avenue, New Canaan. l. 4 Gallon Stone Ware Jug ' 75¢ ',
'e d f 11 u t' 11 1 HP. 11011 the. political developmtnts ot‘ the lust ‘VV'oi'k' 4 to '1 sivnalliug' III to 9:301 169... 26”8 Gilbert, Edwaid O. Wilton Conn. I14; ~ . . - - - .. ................... .
" re 0 co. cs ’ 1a ' .1 ' s ' ' ‘ * “ ' ' .-; 00' V— ‘ ~ . . ..-‘ " ‘ T"
Piussi'tnisin lSq(‘OIlllt'llllll hundreds Wu'h' “mm" ”'0 Ameri 111 1'1”“- 1“"””"'" “’1 different F“1"’3"(""ll""‘1 - got-ill gchll’fggrlgmlécbastian $12333? fitregIkhm'walk, M“ PRESERVING KETTLES_12 quart 8128, Steel gray enamel- '
It"' ‘I ' d t k 'f g' '1‘ t upstart to iute1fc1c VVith and dicide‘ On Faith 'daV We have to learn 10 17?.» 390 (‘antoni, John A. ' 46 Spring: ”Oil! aN'O'rW‘llk ti “PRESERVING KETTLESJIDO value' Sale """" " 65c "
‘5 1a1' 0 WP l'om Fm] 1115:, a V 1 1 l1 Vvitltsidecars and. I179--~223'l S‘t '(ie' nt F" it It a 1 l» ~ ' ' J v " . ‘ 1 I - '
-, the history of l‘11101)0:1t?t“01tlll1g to all“ 11‘1““ i“ l‘ 1 ". “l W . hm . . 4. (.l‘l/Oly BouleVurd, hast horu’alk. :3: MASON ..
this naive accusation. A German gov- , , 9. }Se111exi l! urine of much there are ”0*- 2990 Corry. Fletcher. Richmond Hill New Canaan. '\ ‘ 8 FRUIT JARS Quarts 01' pmts """ 79° dog”
eminent with its li'mds' red with‘ her viewpoint, and to "0' "mm "0 about 24k) here, then no go 10 long} I“ 181‘ PileWlt‘Z. Joseph F. l-‘m-ndale, Norvl'alk. l .1 -- ...~
‘ ’ ' " 7 3 “Hands off Etuopean alt‘uirs , 4 .192 -. 786 F‘ot'bell. Isaac. R. 1". ll. 1‘. New ('1111 . "
blood'and its paunch corneal \V'ithl . . . , , ,Bmmh ""‘l “‘5‘ PM for swimming ,197” 3259 (dark. Everett F. llarien (‘mln ' “m ‘11. CLEARANCE SALE OF MEN' S WOOL BATHING
III, _ 'l 1V 1'1, I II_I . so to shouts the scanduhzed leitung editor 19150119. “c are taking up French gnoflo-zgo Austin, “,me —~Ocnoke; awn“ \va Canaan }. SUITS.
L 11mm " non-s "" nun, “'- }’1‘herc must he. :1 Monroe. lloc'tiine. to hurt “'t'f‘k Tile study T quoted was} 203“ 757F1lsinger, CH” [3- 70 Lexington n'Vt‘llUP- 'S'outlt Norwalk- l'fi '
dict u nation against VVllom it himnch~ l“|)lOlPtl Europe from the iiicdtlilng fol the post \\".NR 1‘ channel: paph- Igggm 22g {IIIIiHiloInIIIJolIm J. $119 21;)111'0Ie street, South NorVV'alk. ill: Regular $1.25. Sale mee . . . .. ...... . ..... . . ....... 89C?
, 1 . . : .-' .' . II . , - I ---- - . u'tén. inconavenufl ,' 1 . -
ed in unproVoktd ittuck i: IVI spt ('11 lYankees. "‘Wc energetically lgfuqe to . unit, to (ov'ItI1III?3:;Ik11III11IthrI'IuciIiIrIiItIlZIILIIISIIIQIIIII Wei :zai'tner. Robert 1". 95 South Main st1";etgogl'dlltlrlga'fl'llk }t./ Regular $1.50. Sale price . . . .. . ........ . . . . $1.0m
‘4: IV in “111,1 . __:_V. V, . .' '. " “ “.3. .
cle for god. 1nd 1111110 111 in aliou Ammo“ an) mm, 111 (ontiue11t~ ”'11" 1 ‘t I ”1' I209 33 lltlcklllttn. thailes. .11. 14 Spring Hill, IVorVV-alk. l'V' Regular $2.00. Sale price . ........ $1 501
said. of couise,c011(1ernini1' plquhM' 51, tectmtcil experts 011 all subit’tts 110“, i 213«« 54c Cronin. Jerry W. 16 Westhvcnue. South NorVV'alk. 5" . ' ' ' ' H ' ' ' ‘
10, for m. cm, “9., of Fm... 1391- "‘ ““01““ ““3"“ , taming in telephone. «(114121.1th cable.I222--~—1§UO Lnnry, 11111111 A. 112 South Main street. So. Noi'walk 1,11, Regular $2.98.- Sale price ....... $2,331
11 s t (1 l Whirh 'rcfusnl ‘s pcrfeciyull Tight-Isigunlhnc anti munpmm 011..., .,“b. 226mg 07 (lale,1.estei'11. 111 Locust avenue, New Canaan. l'IE Re 1 $398 3 1
2.111111, Suihia, 1101.1in and other lands I . . I I . V II . s. \10;-t of them have given up 211~~2850 Rockwell, Theodore- B. 26 Locust avenue, New Canaan. m gu or . 8. e price. . .. ........... . \II$3.252
. . 1 g is {.11 as we .11‘0 come nod 11' the gov }»jtci 2:12 307?. Weston (‘harles A Norotcn D'lrlell \ '
- " “ ’ i ' - .' ' . ' ' ' 2.11:»; 4.33“: w"
needed for “S 1mm": 11.()gr1111I00 'ci‘nnicnt for which the leitung sneaks} 'good salaried IiiositltlInsthlIthItIhIe sz' I:3(I~1I769 Paulovtch. Francis J. 4 Union Place, Norwnlk. lm w,
' - ' I ' '3' eat 1 v 1111 e .t ' 1 ' , V . . .._._. .- ___
wotld dominion. \01 Hull 1 1 tcan make it effective. We happen wIicun 'I‘( 1054:1111 1:11;] me and ”£1,563“: {13:131,IWiIIlllnnl .711th street, NoruaIIk. Ii . .
the fact that every step in the p\'0]u- 1“T l Co,zuul the “(stern cc \ . -u.. 21 Roman street, horwallr. = 32-13518 Lumniczer, Tiliamer. 3 Laura street South Kuwait:
. ,. . . f I the bru- 'bt' intruding 111 Furope because Eu-' lEdicon Co 35" """ ”983 Hilrll’. John P. I 20 Franklin avenue, Norwaik. . .3184— 923 Grim-0d, William E. 9 lsaac Place'Noeralk ' '
tion or ““man ”0““; 11 ‘m-il I {rope has come over here and itleddlcd} plmsp give my records in the boys} 351%" illlt'l \IlIgiInei'IIIxélIiiuItItIt C.‘ 3 3%th IstreIethtwaaIIlk. ik :385—1305 Lee, Martin M. 33 Putnam avenue, South Norwnlk.
. 1‘ 1 V' ostein, '”' ' .. 1' - - '.sree, ou1 01'sz . —-'-‘ ' ' ‘ 1' ' ' .
till helm“? 0‘ 3“" es't': d 11c Immpmbh with 0“.- “mm-n “e are l in the 1’ (1.31910 ell!" “19 0“ lh“ ““12F7w3009- Mackie. James A. 3 Railroad avenue. Ner‘Canitan 1‘13: l'lttltl mill)? 'l‘riee'llel'fc'lt J1" l’gll'l'ollverxllilgeleorwall
~v'.'l .11 . 1 1. ,' ' ,"" - - . ,; .V'.
thiough "‘9 Mm" on An“ I '111 1c lgoing there. to safeguard American f0! “tell-11“"A "“11“”? 0f the boysg I, 59' 35‘“ Mills, William B. RIoton avenue. South Norwalk. 1101—41024 Sabo, Baylis. 30 Oxford avenue, South Norwall:
rape of .tls:1('e~l.orraiuc, up the 111'? are 111011“an small. useful articles 63w. -09 Sterling, LeRoy. IV. Taylor avenue. South Norwalk. 1403—1657 Ncslinc Frank 1: . 1Q9 Siei H 11. N w 1k. ‘
. f . d 'uton- M“ “ma" "ml right from ”films" ”1 from the Red Cross from ”,0“. home“ 265~ 4:12 Clark. Arthur 1W. Pcnnoyer street, Rownyton‘. 1405-421? Knapp 'Adelbert S '40 F1111 lleld' nV 'entltre, aSouth No waik._
S'm“ ”Immmn 0 Gennnn 0"“ ' terfercnce in the future Suth “old: t a, The Y. M. C. A. has n 1111245?" '''' 3-15 Butler. SIumuol. 118 Water street, Norwulk. '413— 1.. Augohle, Patrick W. Hyatt aV'enue,N01VV.ilk I
has been wrought by (lellllflizlle, No. II own 2 2 9206 Frate, Michael J. Norman Heights, Dag-fen, “aflgfigo Scofield Geor e 9 S l , , , _
h i ll Ilculturnl po'ivers us (leixnanv Austriahvm he“. for mflifltntl inen with p1nno.l :73~~2826 Ward Howard A New Cum'm Conn }4oo . 211.6' Shelton' Andrivv 11 ll] nit Mine? .SoutIli horttalk.
,.. .1 0 ,, , ,‘ ' ' " . ‘ - ."""' . . , '. . .3 . ‘1': .
‘- lcnt mbb‘” M unoffe (iln nc g H 1"Rand Bulgaria are at “item to stop us- Vim-01a and writing nthtf‘lHllllF Milka; 27 $4413 “lute. George M. (1 Thomas street, Norwhlk. 421.. 128 Barker. Elmer. 15 gentigipshégfiv'fi,“ Norwalk-
11 High street, Noeralk.
} 11111 the chief element of interest “'0
111m] in the. (‘ologuo editor's fnlminn-
\‘crv Truly yours,
lst. lit. Will. C. GLADSTONE.
Signal Corps,
» lll't>\\(lrl(l ls soshott- menim'icd us to
1 u xcust-s they huV0
totgct the. NH“) 5 c 11011 is his naive chm'uctcrizutiou of}
Allyutluy vV-ho
the past three.
oc-
gchn for this VV'ai.
thinks back through
years will recall that Germany,’
cording to Berlin explanations, wash" 'Our
figmng at 111 st to defend herself f: o-m {nearly every present government IIII
thct‘ Giéat Slay pcril—«aI Russia (1111111111 .11:
Allltle'
[Though we otusclvcs urc accustomch
as
1“) thinking of it. as y,oung it is
the United States as (in “upstar.”l l
lOur country was in existence nearly 11}
l
1(-"cntuit before the German Empire
'11s- born.1'cpuhlic uhtctlaics'
1110110. and most of those. 111 Asia
to crush (, ci'man civilization
lzitcr Germany was represented
lighting for her "place in the sun," to;
break through a barrier of foreign
Then she disem crcd that'
one:
of the oldest govciumcnts 111 the:
It has been the political torch;
bearer of modern times
'.\vor1(l
repression. Thc “cultur-i
she was fighting for “itecdom of the.
seas," to save the world front British
’1 " H‘ ' ccnnsc .
2w“ she is fighting b 'lllnllnfliwlou
whom she. l
Europe."
ii-
inl powers of Continental
.nlonc have failed to profit by its
tyranny.
' France—weak
' thought ‘0 Crud] so “my ——l1as plotted' And VVhen Gcrmnnvf
her digmmnbcrmenl. lliecmnes a little more mature, she
What will it ‘10 ““5"? No doubt i' S VVill bless vcncxahio Uncle Sam for-
our turn. Soon we may learn that
Germany has been fighting from the}
O
" ' 1 e 1. and 3055- .
that. to p1ot(.ct. her p on e 1 SPEAKING OF HIGH pRicgs }
cssionstrom the violent aggression oft
1 If you're dismayed at the cost of
'houaehoid provisions, just con
1‘ ""1"“ But they are beginning to blink and:
.1111) their 03' cs
4
waking her up.
(
:1 United States of Ameiica seekingo to
dominate Europe.
these,
}cost-o-living items from Austria-Hun }
__,____.__ . .
A CHANCE FOR GRAY HAIR lgmy.
The Steel T1 list has long had 11 rule' In BUGHDPsi
that no unskilled man over 35 yeai-Is Filled With food from the fertile 'nlainsIl
of age hould be employed, and no skill- or Hungary skimmed. Imilk is selling
ed man over 15 Men already in itsI f0r (30 cents a pint There is no butterI
employ mirrht. remain far beyond that, 01‘ cheese. Cherries are 86 cents a
limit but in hiring chV men the, ruleI “110111111 Young Chickens are. selling at:
was rigidly ammpd and the princi- '$2. 50. Green peas are quoted at $60:
pie 1m olvcd was often influential in ‘1 DONG—11111 must be an 91",1'01 but
getting rid of men with years of sm-ifio OWNS 0 11011011 is plenty ‘There are
' vice to their credit. Old men“ wercim “2‘55 0" 90‘3"“ 10 be “it“
" not wantcd. It was the young mans I“ Austria conditions 018 said
' era ;—., be still worse.
The Pennsylvania' Railroad had a con cannot be obtained at n'restaurant
similar rule, with the age limit of new f°‘-' 1953 “131155- Mefit averages about
employcs at 45 ' $1.10 a pound. 011ch oil is $10 a
’Both. 'of them great corporation} quart. Butter is $5 a pound. Chickens
"and tnany‘flothersi that have followed are $10 apiece .-
ordinarily VV'ell slip
to
‘ thigh example discriminating" against PM“ “D! We d0“ “W What
old and middle-aged men. have tlow high Pm??? are: _ .
. ,.
abrogated these rules. The Steel
Trust is taking all/the men it. chnsget;
innd asking no quesfionsu about their:
age or strength It givés them all 'a'
chance infinite .g‘codl'f‘rll‘liitili’éllha‘yl-
319110111 or DENVER DEAD
'ibENVVERfi'Colq-Au‘g. sis-The night
Rev. Nicholas Mata, Bishop of the'Cu-
'thollc diocéfie‘of'Denver," “died "today.
lumen 11. fall'four'yem ago hta- harm
iman of the law and legislation, com-
,(utce: Tennessee, North Dakota,
[South Dakota; Ohio. Kentucky, Nc‘
-':b11.sk11. Mlssoml, Kansas, West Vir-
In the cities it'lu'ncli- _
Monmouth Park, Little Silver, X. J.
ASK GOVERNORS" T0
SEIE COAL MINES
(Continued on Page Four.)
the mines.
The report of Lt‘l')‘_.‘ln)‘0]‘, chair-
iniltce, thich held (hut the govern-
ors have. power to seize mines won «,3;
adopted. I
Governors of the following states,
_VV'ill he asked to attend the confer-
giniu. Pennsylvania, indiunn, Michi-
trim, \‘lisconsin. Iowa \Ilnncsota and
illinois
'AUSTRIAN' MINERS RETURN TO'
WORK
DUI. UTH Minn, Aug. ileonr hun-
dred Austrian miners at. the Gilbert
Iron propcities at McKinlcv, VvholI
struck yesterday declaring they “will:
not p1 oducc metal to “kill their coun-
'trymen," returned to Work today.
‘MAN'S HEART ON RIGHT SIDE '
SO-UTII BEND, Ind., Aug. 9—~A man
with his heart on his right side wa's
Idisccvered here today during the 1391.:
510:1] examination of men from selec-
tice draft He is Fred Mummey,
River Park. Despite the abnormal po
sition of the organ it was pronounced
normal by the physicians, and Mum.
mey passed the examination.
Q
l
1
l
of}
Oil
l
Bliliiii
Jhey Refuse to .Be Fooled I
They are all sticking to "‘Neutrone
Prescription 99." It sure is a‘ wonder;
to
trane Prescription 99" and there isn't“
anything like it now. It is the rhe
matic remedy on a new plan. Use‘
it on any case of rheumatism and yonII
can almost immediately feel the 15%
surprise that you haye‘ coming to y
Get busy; set a‘ bottle today; say gI
66243111113 He was“ a 1311ch or
announced’that it will ac- ”33091130113139 “.1 37 can old. BIO
Ibye tronéél the ”pain leave
munching miracles an
GRiNliNG Rlilliiililiil ..
there never was anything like “Neu-I'I}
suits, it never fails, it is the one [ilkI
'ilir—rlliitll
315v» 2592
.'l]8»~-l:'109
3191-14211
Gill. Fruncis L.
Ashworth, Edward.
Nielelski. John.
Klein. Frederick J.
167 Flax llill road. South Norwalk.
Post Road, Darleu.
Georgetown. Conn.
10 Howard avenue, Norwalk.
1: Thomas street, Norwuik.
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.—Although Mayor
l'l‘hompsons new school board declin-
led to remove a page laundutmy of the
lKniserI 110111 the (311.11th grade speller
:88 4:311 McGuire. James J. Ferndale. Norwulk. ‘ l426~ 679 Eckert, William F. C. 42 Butler. Norwalk.
:89»- 014 lhmIn. Victor ll. 10 France street, Norwalk. E431- 900 Granato, Vincenzo. 10 Wood street, South Norwaik.
:9; ~~~~~ 3: Amado. Antonie- Ponn street. South Norwalk. ‘4..2~]981 Hovtler, Charles. 1119's. Main street, South Norwnlk.
"la-"'1': 311211102111. IChflrJles. 42 Benton Nicer. South Norwalk. }4 435—..2303 'l‘hcidman, Anton. Patrick avenue Noer'tlk
—~ " " rra. ..tep ten . 56 Lexington avenue, South NorVV'alk. 442... o 9 1 - ' - ' ' '
295«~.“.S:‘, Drown, Stanley E. Dnrion, Conn. } .43 Women, Lester R. 13 isancs Place, Norwuik.
297—- Batterson, William L. River street. New C:tnaa11.. ' .
298~ 981 Hartwrlnhf, George H. "'5 Quintard Place. Norwalk, l .STUDENTS REMOVE CBJECTION- in: :1 drug in the eyes of men cum
, 8 “3078 Schweitzer. Charles G. 44 lummit avenue, Norwalk. I ABLE PAGE. for examination under the selectiv 1n-
312» 7-19 l1‘erri:4.,Frank H.
my low, in order that they will famfl
pass the physical test, have been mill
to the St. Louis district exemmm
board by several ward boards. rm
:24 :13; Ergnififlmlohace R' €281,323: Signet; wmflfi' l the page is being “sratfed” anyway in plaints also have been made that. rm
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:,,,2 .1791 l’erco, Oucarrio. 45 Lowe street, South Norwalk. lthe youngsters themselV es. of the men time been gchn medfuln
1133 «19.16 Roche, Joseph. Rockland road, Nonvalk. Every mml brings mutilated pages to affect the heart.
3:16-4:11], li‘oy, Patrick. Noroton, varied, itorn from the speller to the. newspa-
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Sconehl, Clarence H.
Studtvell, Robert R.
Gliman, Elmer A.
Cullen, Charles D.
Mend, Howard E.
Noonnn, William.
Townsend. Edward F,
Leroy avenue, Dorian.
NorVV'ulk.
14 Stewart avenue, South Norwulk.
30 Franklin avenue, Norwalk.
10 Maple street. Norwalk. V
16 Fair street, Noru'alk.
14 Knight street, Norwalk.
1 pers.‘
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“My brother is a first class yeomanl
‘in the navy, so you see how I feel
}about the speller.”
Often they are accompanied by-I
’NORWALK HOSPITAL NOTES. i
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Mrs. Ameliai Jesse, of 3 F‘l‘flmfll.
street, was admitted to the Norwnfl
hospital yesterday for treatment. 3311-.
356-33 Titus, Arthur 171.42 Fairfield avenue, South Norwnlk. , Edward Duffy of 34 Hoyt strata “I
362w Sll Garrigan, Michael J. 63 ~Fnirdcld avenue, Norwalk. DRUGS 'N DRAFTEE S EYES discharged ibdny.
365~72-154 \Veldner, Edward G. 16. Lawrence street, South NorVV'alk. ST LOUIS Au ‘l—Com 1 aims 1".
372—4314 Lcngyel, Stephen W. 11 Tallmndge Place, South Norwalk. 1 ' ' _ g' " ' p , , '
376—1430 Marcus, Louis H. 17 Lowe street, Nomvalk. Ithat several phystcians here are plac-I. Try a. Sentinel “out Ad.
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