1
‘ loos: 102 1-2 11111" cont... sugar boots 101 1
I gardeners. professional and volunto,cr,‘d,.iv(.n 1,) inch
’ gloats over his fate
I_ hin1-.'
111511.130 moves toward the Siberian fore they can receive 11 permit
“187110113 that hard road “13‘ 50 many: ported that the applicants handle their
noun: ”2
W
THE SOUTH NORWALKl, It was the ancient autocratic srs‘
EVENING SENTINEL 1"“ .... “my" '1'" 1111' 1...:
m
tor and committed thc (11291119.:- ll
1019 5121112111 that 1‘.: being cast into 0111-
“19-
1:1
l
I. L. J: A. L. GOLDEN Props.1
.‘A
11- and $11 darkness As long as
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
li‘llo human rubber slump that cx
illr'PSHPd 111 '11 sy <tl'11 111 relll'1inod in Pct, 1
“as
1'nj-_11ud, the now ship of state
ll'oublctl.
_ ’-.-
TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1917
His prcsont'o disturbed 111)
‘compavs Now that he 11:15 30110, the
MINIATURE ALMANAG FOR
TOMORROW
111991119 will poim truer to the poll- 01
1 d1-111ocracy. 1
‘ Poor lilllc Nicholas! Take care 0
High tide 1:14 3,, 1“,; 1:33 P. m, lyoursclf. And don't forgot your mull”-
Sun rises 5210; sets 6240. lcr and foot-wavulcr.
4 1 ——.——~—————._
POTATOES g
Member of the Assoelaled Press ,
The Associated l’l‘9~s is cxcluslulyj
entitled to the use for ropublicatlon most \\'(')'lll 1,”,1, w1-11h‘
of all news crcdllctl to it' 01 11111 001.11
wise cwdnpd in 1111.; 1,1,1,” and 111.0 \‘lilh thcil' H19 in pricol ‘nmc a non
“1,9 ‘0‘-.31 119“" publishod 1““‘13- .1111101 1.1t1on of thci: i11lrillz~31 valuc.
4. l't- 1" 1110111111: at'o 110141119:- 11'1'1'1'1 zvl
in plalinum.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE:
PHONE CALLS
Editorial Rooms—92.
Business Office-93.
Hal-walk Branch Office—1388.
Editor’s Residence—4182.
Wc hogan lo. 111011 upon tl19 h0mclv
:1'1-uclablc 21.: :1 luxury. ‘l‘:\'t"‘,\' ttll111r
iwns 11'11'119'111'011,
, hakcd and the skin eaten, or boiled'm
will that garmcnt 1'1'u10r1'1'l
ll wax' parcd thin. 01'
1,1111 jlfl'lit v
lwith scrupulous ccl'vmony. llow pl'.1-‘
City Editor 8 Residence—.1492 4 lcious ovcry diHlt of potal‘ocs lookc 1!,
Business Manager’ 3 Residence—fl 11111-111111 masllod boiled,
1
113- 12.
Il‘riod! And how good tlloy iastcd! \\'e
dl‘llt'lolls
,_..~._.-. . .
WAR GARDENS WIN
In the general jubilallon
111:11'1' ncvcr realizod how
inlorc polaio could be. 1
MW our . . . . .
, - And now wo 1'11 131 dzlnlu'r 01 sl1ppll1"
bountiful ”rain wot-1901.: wo h'u'c 11-51‘. . . . . . 1
h I l ‘ leZ-vk into our old mdlflcl'cncc again.
Wc'l'c
potatocs
given our llulnblc rocctablcs tho 11111111-
cominu to fool 011cc more that,
“ll‘
lion a!” 1t9.:91'1'1-, Th? roporl Of arc unimportant«—wc ...-1'
dcpartmcnl ofag'riculturc suowiu‘g mp lnko them or lot llli’lll 11101111. 111111111.
prescnl condition 01" ill“ ""32““ "W“ eat'olher things just as o'cll. “'11 (-1111
tablc crops 1.1: surprlsulgly i:1\‘o1':lblc, llim‘l lllom 11.1: carclonrzly as wo plcaso .
]Y 1
Because om. c
1
\‘carl ovcl' 'llllll in tho 1th is b11‘1- , _ ,
A y 3 g “9 can lct them rot, lf we llkc.
for than tho avcl'agc of tho last ton ,
,doosnt mallt‘r much.
1' 's. 1A; c 1 larcd with this ril'lllll-' ,_
,9m 5 on] K moro potatoos 11.111 plontllul, and con:-
ard» tch-ycar arc-111:9, pummel-1 are ml-
104
nor (‘cllt .,
in: to Do choap. . 1
11'!‘ '
I 1 W11 haw bct-n blcssod With :1 buy:0
place
ed of 108 pcl' cont, onions
09111., l'icld pcus 103 101nm,
.crop.
country‘s tonal yicld :tl lllol'c than 40'1“,
1'000 000. Lac! ycnr it was: only 285.-
000000 and the your before 300. 000,-
000 “‘9 harc about 11 buullcl
Rollablc cutilualcs tho
pcr c9111., and swoot pola'tocs a frac-
tion loss 1111111 that Swot-t 911' “l usu: l
ly considcl'cll. 1. vouctnbh' is not 1111 n- 1' 11101"
‘ 1 . 1 -. uhly
tioncd 1:1 ptmttly, but 1111\11111 lb: 111 usunl 1'01 l‘\ my man, woman 1111i
1 51 "ll 11' i1 corn is! 100 ii? 1c"
rink n1 1 1 .11 1 ,clild 1
‘ 1 1 ' ~11 . ‘11 1111111111 1 1.
cont. M)‘ 0111 111111011 111 w" l 1 “horcforc 11'9 should eat 1101:1101»,
111cnlioncd in thc dl'pnrmlom's 111111111111
- not scorn lhcm. Thcro is 110 moré,
v" r 1 . ,1 1 ..1 "(1! . ' . 1 ;
, rellon Ml“ mm H” “Hm h dovholcnolnc lood. And tins plcnly,
l 1 t p 1 01 . . '
boon-1, w ”(h an H I "m C n, pl‘ovulontlnlly at 11 tlnlc “hon
1(‘Olll0S
1w9 want to saw- all tho non-pcrlshublo
0111‘ Euro
the average.
The fruit outlook is almost
forlnly good. it is
that tho gonial pruno bonds
11: int-
‘ 1 ionlluluffs: we can to koop
o'c _
‘0 n ‘ .poan alllcl: and comradt's from start
1.0 i. , ,
U l M inc. Thls: bountiful crop, Wisely used.
that
will lullkc our corcals go much ful'lll
grapes arc ll pl’l' ccnt boiler than the
plcasahl
1),-
wllh drilling of l-.. 1191' (311.111.,
.91', without imposing any privatlon on
boltcrs,’ , 1
no, 1
1 llolnombcl how good tllosc polaloo:
1
hotter and cantaloupcs l » up tho 01111"?
.,
average, npplcs :lpcr cont.
pcarn, '1'11spbcrrics and blackberries
1'2 p” ”m“ ,11 919 last. sprlng. Fill
1llln5. and havo thcm on tho tablo—tho
:potalocs not. tho. bins—with unfailins1
per cont. holler. l‘cnc’ucs lll‘t‘ only
1191' ccnt undcr tllc al'crngo.
All thcso i'iguros, it should b0 kt‘pl
indicatc not tho quantity of
roglllnr.it) ' 1
"...—...“...
l
l 'REAL Auroomvans ,
lion tho first of tho prcscn: 11100.31, 01'; Amcrican women in,
in mind,
thin ,\'onr's crop, but morcly its condi-
English‘ and
at llurvcst ll 1t wnsgathcrcd prouous-tnumm Alros 1m", lnlrotluccd n cuss-l
ly, dovolopctl
the actual porcl-ntago of incl'onso
In tho 01150 of all tho VOcotnblcsIMm 11",“, which has:
oi". mnrkably within tho last six moth.
pm""‘nmgma,'l‘llcy have cllcourngcd Agonlina wo
bccausc so much lawn"
ro,
far greater than thcsc
would imply, inch ,0 drlvo
acreage has} bccn' plulncd this your. 1 in this country cars drivcn by “.0 1
Thanks to the efforts of tho 1111001111chn on almost 111: common as: those
. But it has 1101 b900,
1’50 in the South Amc1 1c'm rcpu|1.lic It;
1
311103.:
vcgotuhlcs particularly will be 11191111-
1“! ”9X1 motor. The W'” gardon 1is now- a matter of note that 100 rum-1
has won. ins Ailcs womcn are driving thcir own1
__._____.. Scars. , 1
1
GOOD BY NICHOLAS‘ T119. Argentina womon may llllVB
Poor Czar Nicholas' tho Synm"”""‘;llccl1 inspired by their Englislwpcak-i
of a sentimental world go with him on' lng sictcrs. But they scorn to haw
m5 weary “Jump-V ‘0 S’b9"l“- NW0d} 1gone them one better in skill in driv-
NnbOdV [0919 my log At least, they are more sure 0:1
99’5““ hatred 0f “‘9 "I“Sll‘m‘S 9‘ their call: and better tmincd for hand-
ile. Hatred is too stlong a passion to 1ng them than 1119 average Ampflcan
be applied to such 11 futile personality.‘ woman.
The Russians themselves do not hate' In the first place. the would- be 11.-1.1.
.There are “0 derlslve shoots 35 ers must pass a stiff examination ho-
to.
wilderness. ldrive a car. Technical experts con-1'
It is “Ot a man that ““9““ is send-1 duct lhese examinations and have re:
l
thousands of her best nd nbblesl sons cars With ease and pass the “1011013
have jburneyed. lexaminutions with commence and nor
1 NicholauRomanofE puny in body and enity. In fact they seem 10 be "153.;
mind, the , let that’could only cling fuelf- possessed- 11nd accurate about the,
fecbly‘ ‘0 1‘ ofly perch instead 0‘ whole business than are the men tok- 3
603111131 the V91"? incarnation Of ”19,101; the some examinations These arei
type of soul that "means well, but the some tests men mustposs before
means well feebly," the'soverelgn—Who they can become publtc'llrlver. 1
sought to he Russian but submitted to 1 These gamma; chauffeurs have:
' ,a Fruguianqvife, 1119 DaclfiSt who driit- made a record, too, in regard to acci-
" ed into “”1 the friend 0‘ liberty who dents. According. ‘to the police rec,
' acquiesced in the continued 31111111011190.1111 of the city'n’ot’a alng'e‘ accident
of tile Rimslan soul, the pious Chris-inns been caused by a woman-driven
111111 11110 tolerated the‘ most unchrIEt- car so far.
1:111 cniétty, the imperial purl-1011111110 It Would be interesting to know just
betrayed his country—he ls really no hdw many of the outodrlvera—men
'gl'cal. 112115 thal neallll has demanded!
. clauses have desired the
101‘ taxation and tin: minimum of 10210:,
and
,111isl'ol'luncs which war always bring.1
. oqually
111.111 1111111111011 of bonds"
, poor
'umall means in compminon with tile “‘3"
'lllllllUllS of lhcir taxablc incomes ill
110 110111 1101' ccnl..
1>0lls with largo incomes who will cs
'amall as not to ho roachod by the. 527
1 mainly
,thiuk what it will 0191111 to tho
'cstlmatcd at thirty-eight billion dol'.
~ Iarr.
lot tho sccond year of this war. We
l of a lcvolut 1011
‘1101
CONSCRIPTION
0F WEALTH T0 l
PAY FOR THE WAR'
(Continued From Page One)
1111 111 he predicted, may
630 (1110000 000 or “0000111101100 and 111111
incomes of wealthy pdrsons by high“
burden of the war.
1111.1 ll 111011011 3.8naltll‘ said:
‘11 i: a 111111 01 the lilleJ) of aid '11].
Alcilcal
1119 minimum of amnion and 019
maximum of loans. while 1116' 1100191
max mum:
\1 llothcl
bllOUld bl
this difference is accrntuated
111111 :iulo 1'. '1r 3'ylolits and cxccsaile
1111 01118‘1 arc. liking l'orced by taxation
in collll'lbulc 501119 portion of the rov-
cuucs which war makes it necessalv
to laise.
'\\c.1lll1 has 111-1'91' yct sntrificed i1-
scli’ on the altar of patriotism in any 1
“11.11011 the other hand, it has shonn
itself eager to lake. ndlanlagc of tho
911911111:
.11bl)‘ will
must
T111
to tho masses of tho pcoplc. That
has been true of every war wo have
had. and it is certainly true 00 1h:
prclzcllt war.
“it may be argued that the poor
w.tl1 tllc rich will llll\'t-‘ thc
opportunity to purchasv war bonds,
.and days
Surely bo
poltullitl to purchaso “1111' bonds if
'\ou 111119 Hill-1 01‘ no ltlomy to i1119st7
in bonds. The latc Liberty loan is a 452-« 9%
120111 to 1111'. 43:1 - {2.211
m' thoso of llmltcd moans. All 4'50 1 ‘157
tho tllachlnol‘y of tho gmcrnmcnl Wu: '460 ll]:
sol in luoflon to roll 11195.9 bonds to 475-4102
tho small investor. 478—4165
"':\\11 all know that these bonds we 10 41941’109
:1 ,100!‘ investmcnt ‘lo the 1111111 01', 180 -— 154
.11
adl'alltagos whlcll tho ow noru of lnrflo‘ 431”""1~1‘5
incomcs could sccurc from investinggfl‘; 1"“
489— 199
1119111 non-lawlhlo bonds. The gov - 4?: ‘2‘“
cram-"ill ha: 111:1le tltcm tho cqui1'al‘4'14'" 77‘;
1111 of all invostmcnt paying from 61'0"“ 1‘ .l0
and 1110111. to r- 5113 302
D law—2081
'105 ~ 223]
111119 the income tax on 91' cry dollur1 o
510.186
thus 1'111'9sll1d,11l1ilo to the“ wagc carn- , 024.- 576
9‘1 and tho man with a salary 1:0 523A2m6
..‘1902
income tax who pinched nud savcd 529 ,,,,, “111;
and aacrlflccd in ordcr to purclmrso 5:10 3:117
thcm they return but a lllcngrc 3 1-2 5311“ 1'13
tz‘cl ( nl. Th9 rcsull is that thcsc 539.4733
.bondr: wlll noon dud lhclr way wholly14 134 o -. 612.
into the hands of the Wfiilllh)’. But1541~- 939
this 1.: not all. Pnyln' for a War 515-41216
b1 selling bonds _I.n9v111\‘.'1.149~—“226
torccs inflation. Inflation raiscs prlcos‘551""1350
uloutly increasing the cost of li1'1ng;r1.’13---:ll."lo
m tho manaes.’ tolls-«1002
11......- (10111151 11.-.1 by 11111 111.119.115.671 1101
economic. authority. we are admonish-l fill—vlfltltl
' 911 11,1 all hlutoxy w9 1111? comm 111de "7“" 95"
“1 WW1 mnsidcmlion 0! jusllcc to} -'77"-”33
the American boys who are marked ""0401“
fol slaughter. to llchmcrlcan llolllclnidfllmz’827
illll 'ad\ in shadow of death, to doclnro 55-"1857
L119 and 11011 by 0111 votes. in lllismc- 1583—- 919
0rd th. '11 \H‘llllll of ill. .1: country will M14534“ 6’6
1:1 1kcn a: lucrcllonuly through tho pow-I “37"1339
oi oi taxation 1111 men are taken hyl 539' ' 31‘
l"mc1‘ 0f tllo (lr.aft 590—4175
"'11 the billion of our people’s money '093'4167
uhilh 1111:1111 110w smillngly tossing 1194'3312
into tho fttl'nucc of tho Europonu warl 597“"1191
should last anothcr your or two ycars 6029—2323
finan. (“5-2283
cial resources: of this country. It is “20” 323
11le lllllll'OUlllill‘ that the ontlrc ind “33”10"1
como of all tho pooplc of tho country, 623-«2557
will not cqunl the moncy cost:
151— 661
459—1418
4574557
468942833
161194744
161—2162
1163—2 516
must facc thesc facts and realize the
true situation of our financial policy
by an adcqmltc and just system of
taxation at tho beginning."
By kccplng down lanes and lncrcaa-
lug bonds Senator La Follcllc said
,'tho. masses m'o b9lng"'mortgagcd to
the money lenders." 134-13335;
Loans to the Allies. tho sonatm “3:15:55
:Suld, may and may not be repaid, cer- 469-— 103
talnly not for many years allor tho 70—2196
war. Russia, he said, is in tho throes 71 0“,”)?
and "Holy. if rcporta11u_1221
aro c01rcct,is on the eve of one." 9481—1281
“Eycu E ugland and F‘l',uncc” he add-K433.“ 717
911 will bc in no position to repay 4114,4057
lo-ms for a long lime and if this war 488.43046
should last for several years what [101- 491-1423
ilicnl transformations may occur 111 499.4502
any countly in Europe 110 one can ll 7* 383
foretell.” 508—1166
in conclusion Senator La. Folletle 5099—4712
111.1:1‘11111111-15 Tememher' that the hll~ 588
high prices already upon us have tax- 514~— 856
cd tho common people of this coun- 515—- 705
try for the support of thlsw war to :1 518-1346
much greater extent than the wealthy 517—3249,
class would be taxed if evory' dollar 519*2253
of income of the members of that "2244957
class Were taken by taxation. When 523*3107
bread lines shall be a familiar sight 531‘2938~
in every city oil this land, as 11%,.502—‘1808
are bound to be if the present price of 534*3199
the simple necessaries of life is main- £33.49“
talned during the coming Winter-1341:3232
l'lwhcn cold and hunger are daily vls- 548—:1‘237
1itors 1111 many thousands of homes 554—2106
which have known only comfort hero-1556_ 321
tol‘ore, :1. condition certain to existi557_ 736
during the coming winter months, 110-1 553_2994
less relief from present prices can 560—92611
1bé found, it will be small satisfaction, 561—3043
I think to the members of this con- 564—2559
(gross to realize that they have con-555_11279
tribulved to the want and suffering 0f15§7._.1125,
the mass of people by refusing tol 575—.- 320
place even on approximately fair par-1‘678—3179'
tion of the financial burden of this 579—: 926
war upom the rich." ,
588—2405 ‘
592——- ' 738'
596—3808
CHANGE OF LIFE ASSURANCE.
SOCIETY.
NEW YORK, Aug. 21. ~lllutuallzo~ 6997-1781
tion of the Equitable Life Assurance 600—1360
Society will be voted on at a special 605— 131
meeting of the stockholders here 10-:60g“25361
,day. The plan already has the appro- ’wggggg-
‘val of the- board of directors of the oo- 11 09—3680 .:-
clety. If the stockholders give their 811E153?!
consent the propoultlon will be sub- ,6
mltted by mail to the ‘50 .000 policy's.
(ll
‘\'c1'1:1'll'.1?lcs:';
first
without pay. losing
practico lempormily,
by motive: of patriotism.
1‘lllust in many inslancws wausc boutu “11‘ almythclo,tha1
pt'ccious time (x-
'nnininl: 111911 him will probably it not
(it 111119: bola“
01 more to cxamiuc’ Dali?!“ and!
l
'thirtv minute:
MOUNT ll‘. gliosifion was made (if ”1056* who all
9.211011 man 211ropcrly.)
stance: A young man 11i1hi11 tho 1'.-,1
585—-1919 , ‘
98—1234 -1
‘SCOFIELD IS
ALLOWEDTO
GO INTO DRAFT
,’ (Continued Iron. first
9385-3
reacl1,thc 59' vice of the Amolican Ambu-'
£011» and 11110 asks for 61811111
119 urgrd that huge war profits and lion although 11.: is not in the mill
1:111 scrvlcc 01' lhc lluilcd States Hu’
is ilttcrosting
not medical
(5119111111.
A very large llulllbf'T of the 1931-;
trams lelWPl‘ll thc 211:9: of ‘31 and ‘.‘.ll
who hnvc been drafted arc rllanifcstly
many other} claim and prob
exemptions
man
111cdically.‘,
medical oxamincrs are workinn‘
their
animatcd solely ,
\ct thoy ‘-
bc granted
1 very drnflcd
b9 cxamincd
much of
01 ll ‘ir
9x91111111 1i 111191
"Thc ,
in
islration age enlisted
passa-d a satisfaclozr
QUJl‘li'l'lllLiSll'l.
‘ ed in the draft,
110]],
the strvico.
medical sludcuts
France due to in. t such lolly
mom is superfluous.
Tnc nominations
today went
2'. (911 1.11.115] :aui 1i111 tl191
white ll1oi1"i'hls to
11
of hood. is not
"Loin‘llon: 01' not
(0019 (‘llizf'ns 01 this
they not.
final 01 pal-aliens to do so
Allen of names similar to tho one
in t01n01 r1011 '5
Will h‘lwin \thl'1’ R",
w 10 bo 3111' 911
....
poured today:
bak' ‘ "1'111 1‘ “‘1‘“ “”“0” ‘0 “4“" ”W 011' Those Who Pasud Examinatlom Who Had Not Filed Claims For Exemp—
tion Up to 6 O'Clock Lau Night
Austin, Addison E.
llnrl'illgo. Frank
”1111. Arthur
Jennings, t‘lill‘ord ll.
Jackson. Grover (‘lelz
Mascaricllo. Thomas.
Shea. Daniel
Bates. Ralph
Audcrsou. Abraham
Kucb, Edward J.’
Holst-1. Harold
Benjamin, Alexander C.
Weisucr. Thus. George
Fitzgerald Maurice J.
099i. Edward.
Culltonlo, James G.
Schollcld. Frank E.
Stull. James W.
Smack. Julius. F.
Dardcn. Nathaniel
Zombrowokl, John
Sporllng, Henry
Pruuyl, Julius J.
Hughes, Albert id, Jr.
Barbotn. George \V.
Pcpltonc Gluconi
Dollnclly, William J.
Guthkowuky. Sam I).
Donahue. William
Stolts. ('lnrollce E.
Krllsch, William T.
Ilrcnnor, (‘arl J.
Heath. Aurelius V.
Jackson. Clarence A.
O‘Connor, Sherman E.
linin. Otto
Kllkclly. Fergus
Hendrick, Ernest.
Walrcn. Keith F,
l’l'lc't‘, llcrbcrt.
Gl'ill‘ln, llonry J.
Dildos, Josoph.
Lindclborg, John A.
(loco, Clinton l-I.
Kcolcl', John F.
Karluswclca, Mikoluj.
Knot-11', Raymond.
Kent, James S.
Tobcy, Hurry C.
Taylor, James H.
Gall, llanlel
lluhbcll, Clinton Clark
Youngs, Sayre M.
11 Woodward Ave.
Noroton Heights Barton
29 Monroe St.
Crockett St.
Strawberry Hill Ave.
17 Wood at
t‘cdar St.
Newtown Are.
348’ Ely Ave.
12 Franklin St.
3 Elizabeth St.
12 South St.
l‘.-.3 Spring st.
110 Water St.
Bristol liolel. South Norwalk
46 Spring Hill
56 Fort St.
14 Melbourne Road
21': Snowdcu St.
3 .I.exingtou A119.
:24 Broad St.
Silvcrmlno Are. New Cannon
1:! Fort St.
Dorian, Conn.
24 Spring St.
2 Smith St.
78 Fort St.
fill Osborn Ave.
Near Water Lane. Norman
22 Magnolia Ave.
184 lluln St.
l'iarlcn. Conn.
(llovcr Arc.
38 South Main St.
17 Hillside Place
10 Meadow Sl.,
Mansfield Ava. Darleu. Conn.
Tollsomc aveuuc. Norwalk.
105 Pork, New Canaan, Conn.
Bridge street, " Norwulk.
ll Lewis Sl., Norwalk
74 Lexington avenue, South Norwnlk.
12 Ivy Place, South Norwalk.
Patrick avcnuc, Norwalk.
13 Thomas street, Norwalk.
34 Broad slu‘ct, Norwalk.
\‘l'lllon, Conn.
8 W981 Main strcct. Norwallc.
4 Charles ntrcet, East Norwalk.
69 \\ atcr Street South \‘orwulk
Auslln Avcnuo. Norwalk
2 Y1 col Main Street, South Norwnlk
7 Livingston Place, South Nor-walk
emptlon Up to 6 O'Clock Last Night
Dunlap, Herbert J.
Marshall. John
Morgan. William A.
Schmidt Oakor H.
Palmlerl Dominica
Wells. Charles
Wolfe. Harry
Burns. William P.
McAfec. Paul A.
Lombardo, ~lznozlo
Bolas. Martin
Staudlcr, Dec
(Dasclnzo. Antonio
Kn’lflln. Otis A.
Lambert. Frank J.
Fagod. Harry S.
Horwuth John W.
Finnegan, James J.
Manning, Nathaniel, D.
3 Hillside 1
82 Plattsvllle Ave.
23 Bella Place
29 South Avc., New Canaan
4 Laura St.
11 Havllund St.
9 Hartford Place
16 Proupcct Ave.
23 1-9 Within Ave.
2 Smith St.
Taylor Ave.
‘ 6 Winfield St.
Forest 81.. New Canaan
55 Buyvlew Ave.
11 Stuart Ave.
41 Van Zant St.
17 Koaoutll St.
I’cnus St. New Canaan
55 Cross St.
Wilson Howard Clayton 14 Conn! St
Galzonc. Nicola -
1 Karim, Louis
Olsen, Arthur
Dec, John 11‘.
Gcmndoi.- John J.
Evans, Samuel
Lipsky, Nathan
Banks Henry W. 3rd
Szlollnk, Paul
16 Water St
Steamship Austria, South Norwalk
19 Sound View Terrace
Ferndale Norwnlk
20 Oak St.
178 East Ave.
'46 Fort St.
- N orolon, Conn.
8 ,12 Elm Grove St.
Rochovnnsky. Andrew F 190 Perry Ave.
Stark, Frank
Thayer, John Alden
Phillips, Lloyd E.
Gaol-go, Ollcbro R.
Thomas. James R.
Winnewtsscr. Jacob H.
Tyrlzell, Jeremiah J.
Lincoln, Benjamin
Buchta. John B.
Brunjes, George
Eeeney. Owen P.
,Diulessio, Carmine
Grealo, Gulueppe
Finn, Alexander: J.
, Zocco, Raymond
Kaufman, Charles
'Muonlln, John
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chilly, Thomas E.
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Noroton, Conn.
New Canaan. Conn,
12 112 Thomas St.
Noroton Heights. Darlen
Main Sl., New Canaan
Wilton. Conn. '
lzleopard St.
, 46 Fail. St. ,
West. Rocks, Road
10‘ “Milan ‘ Ave.
Rowaylon, Conn.
7 Locust St... New Canaan
Wilton. (301m. . ,
New Canaan
Dorian, Conn.
35 West Main St.
1 1-21Ely Ave.
Dorian. Conn.
26 Main street, Norwalk;
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5 Summer Clearance Sale
Here are a few of the many bar-
gains— every one extraordinary
CHECK GLASS TOWELS
Hemmed, ready for wear.
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WHITE DRESS VOILE
A good standard quality,
Regular 25c. Special . . . 190 the kind that gives good set.
vice; 40 inches wide; worth
3? LUNA LAWN 39. Special ...... 25c yam
11: Look, last and launder like DRESS LINERS
linen; 45 inches wide; fine
sheer quality, Special 490 yd. Colored Dress Linen at
less than the manufacturer's
price, in a good range of col-
ors. Special Glearance Price,
49o yard
ANDERSON'S 0111111111113
The famous Anderson's
Scotch Ginghams of real
beauty, in checks stripes and
tartan effects; worth 69c-
Special ...... 1 ..... 49c yard
DRESS VOILES
"Charming colors and pat:—
terns for dainty dress. :
Special .......... 29c yard "
SPORT MATERIAL FOR. 1
SUITINGS AND SKIRTS
LINON D’ INDE
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1 A fine lawn of a superior
1 weave, qualty and finish;
worth 391:. Special . . 25c yd.
EGYPTIAN NAINSOOK
'1 Made from fine long staple
Egyptian cotton; 36 inches
wide; 12 yards in piece;
worth $2. 00. Special,
31. 49 piece
10. .
A,
ENGLISH LONGOLOTH
Fine soft finish, very ser-
"viceable for underwear, etc. ,
worth $1. 50. Special
$1.19 piece
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1. Special elem-up of adds
,11 cud ands, plain and check LINEN CRASH
,1 noinsooks, «rubrics, etc; T0"IELING
' values up to 19c. J'.‘ '
Glaucoma Price .. 90,),an neaclled and brown, ex-
Thoae Who Passed the Phyulcal Examination and Fllod Claims For Ex- 1
1
. puny of Torrington was recorded in'
' suns, '1nun'ltlona and so forth:
Smart, stylish and attrac— '
tive designs; "yard wide;
worth 290. Special 19c yd.
WHITE GOODS
cellent wearing qualities and
very. absorbent.
Special . . ..... 151: yard
MASON FRUIT JARS
Pints or quart. 79c doz.
warm GOODS
Special clean-up of odds
and ends, suitable for dress-
es, wants, elm; value up to
490 yard. 11.2 13.111.11.111 0
Clearance Price .. 196 yard quarts . .......p. g9crdoz.
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”wagons”
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Thoce Who Were Rejected After Yesterday's Physical Examination
462—3171 Mercia. Stefano Noroton Hot 1119. I)
467—4184 Splnlt. Edward J. ‘ 10 Hanfot'd lilace arlcn
472—94585 Murphy, Joseph P. 311 l-‘rankllu Ave.
4739—19123 Roddy, John 1). 1‘.‘ Cove Ave.
477~ 556 Szako, Steve 24 Hoyt St.
487m 30 Allen. Robert 11‘. Sllyol'llllnc Arc.
490w 388 Coniield. Samucl l). 3135 Main St. 8?
495413511 111151. 11111111111 1'. 1.1 Adam. Ave. ‘ "i
500—- 519 Cornell, Julian 11‘. 46 France St.
{102“ 25 Allen, (..‘haunccy Wm. 36 (‘0‘1'8 Ave.
:106« 889 Goodna. George C. Dorlon‘s Point
512~30§9 Snltfin. David J. Prospect Ave.. Darien
521—2031 Salto, Frank J. 14 Wood street, Norwalk.
535—.161’1‘ Nordnlun. l’llilip 17 Water St.
542—4639 Mochainki. John 53 Spring St. '
516—1715 Olsen, Thornton 1 ' .‘ 11 Reynolds St.
550~ 700 Erbtcr_ t‘al'l rd. " A 19 Elizabeth St.
555—-— 297 Britta, George w. 111 Second St. '
563-—— 707 Evnneski Hurry 13X Ilayvlew Ave
500--~3025 OShoughnesy. John J. 156 Forum 181. New Canaan
£171}— 913 Harrington. Clarence M‘. 9 Crescent Terrace
090~1091 lsklyan, Gregory V. 22 Spring Hill avenue. Norwalk.
Thos'o Who Failed to Appear For Examination Yesterday and Who "-1
Not Heard From up to 6 O’Clock Last Night
455—4722 Oucllette Alfred J. Ferndale \‘o ' 1k ..
485—43091 Spugnols, Gulseppe Dorian, helluva
476—1625 McMahon. John F. .15 \\ est Ave
493—4116 O'Hara, James W111. Steamship Standard South Norwallk
496——~ GUS
497—3260
Desantlo. Lorewao
Congress St.
Cantrell. George
Main Sl., Darien
1198- 406 Cnl‘ione. Antonio 13 George Ave.
1313—2591 Parshlnski; Frank Boat Commander. Norwalk I ’5
olS~2835 Schultz, Peter 92 Summer St., New Canaan '0
520-~2053 Saunders, George B. 1 Jarvis St. l"
525-92023 Saba George 133 Washington St. 3’
628— 944 Hockott. Anthony J.l-‘ernd11le, Norwalk it"!
533—1943 Riley. Frank J. 37 Plattsvl 1 . 7'-
513~ 222 - Beeskow, Albert 1'. 16 Leonardngféw "l
547—— 906 Gray. Horace M . 3 Morgan Ave. "1',
552—1195 Kory, Joseph s. 32 Lowe St. '5'
559—1628 McMeneny, William G. Farudale.-Norwalk ‘11::
562—2853 Awunziato, Frank. 15 Forrest St., New Canaan 1 1
569—2987 Grupe Howard E. Oenolce Ave, New Canaan 7‘3
1570—4151 Judway, George A. 1 Clark St. ‘I
.172— 328 Godot, Peter F. City .Hall, South Norwalk 1!
I6861—2416 “'hitc, Milton B. City H0031. South Norwlllk. ‘;
091~1010 Hughey. Robert K. 160 Flax Hill road, South Nor-walk. T
601~ 848 Gayel‘, James R. 21 North Main street Norwalk. ;
603—1118 Job, William B Jr. 41 Raymond street, South Norwalk. ,
1101—4938 Thompson, Wade H. Jr. 207 Oenoke avenue, New Canaan T
1101—— 221 Ber,trum John F. 6 Bayliiew avenue, Norwalk '1
1114—1414 lilacousi. Gaétano 1 Neptune AVenue, South Norwdlk "
624—3092 Chlcoricani, Giovanni Nomton Heights
TORRlNGTON COAL 111111.191 into ten shares 11:11:11..“
co 18 To DISSOLVE subscribers are William 8. Lore .611:
neliua C. Webster, Arnold '-
1Knauth. Carroll H Brewster 1111111“
A preliminary certificate of dlssolu- ward H. Westerfleld an 0! NOW 1y”.
tion of the Torring COal & Oil Com-'1l
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the office of the secretary of state yes-, . . .- - , ,
SCHOOLS“ _.l 1.. £15.,”
tcrduy. Claims against the corporufi
tion are made to Benjamin B. Phillips‘ , . , 1
of Torrington. BRIDGEPORT, Aug. 2lr—Beconso‘d
A certificate of amendment to C11,.” the mobilization of the firstcoutingall
tlficate or incorporation of the Eagle [0“ the new army on W59!" 5 for WM
. Sales Cmpany of 13‘1““..me was '19- :many of the public schools Williof
cordcd. The certificate is “amended to 'used; it “was definitely afilronnced‘ in
include in film pu'rpones .of business” day by President Elmer Havens of m
the mnnnfacturo and handling of 1111-: ”heard of education that life openinpol
tomoblles, ehglnég,' 111119131113, bombs the schools for the coming year wilt [1.
' postponed to Sept. 10. ,
' Articles of associlltlon for W81 A“ 910"“ to place contracts 1“ M
1 the Mu- winter aupply of cool have 11111111.. 1_
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