..._.__... —.. . ..- . ...... _ . M.-.-
E. K. BANKS s
‘ Mahackemo Hot-e1 Block. 1
South Norwalk. 1 _
DRIVER or DEATH
AUTO RESPONSIBLE 1
SAYS c. c ELWELL
From Page 0:191.
that the crossing is pro-
lWY filth Y'sl
(Continued Front Page One)
' - —— t
SOCIETY :11 the Oil-"”07." of the mass M: s. in".
1m." Ha: lll'ES also rendered a nuptial
l('\miln'dé‘(
lie found
1111111 mass, which was celebrated by"
1111‘. J. 1. McGuinnis. Rev. Thomas 1110th by states 11111 that Up to 10
and Pei-song! 1- fgnnblierformed the ceremODY. o'clock at night a policeman is on
. '1 '1. tide was handsomely attired duty. In addition to this ”,9”, is
in white georgette crepe, with wbne . . .
satin trimmings and she carried a an electric bell which rings when an
him-fl“ 1101111191 of roses. Miss engine or a train is approaching.
NEWS
The bell, he said. is in .gOOd condi-
tion, and said it must have been ring-
Marie )1 Busta, Isister of the bride,
was bride-maid, and she was charm-
lllgly govmed 1n peacock bluc taffeta, ing Monday night when the engine
The hot wave may make a
break in your shirt ranks.
There's a chance to fill in
with some splendid silk
shirts reduced to $3.85, and
fine count madms, and super
quality of mercerized cloths,
se Ball (loads
at 1-11 011
‘ DONN mom's
; 1
let the Coast Artillery corps.
15111113 pI‘OIH‘i‘lV :111-.l dis-bursiétg oillccr
trimmed with white and silver lace,
and 11111.1 :1 white hat with blue trini-
111111;:
John B: 11de1'i(k. of Bridfs‘DOIfit all
1111111. "lhc ushers were:
was drawing near the sw.itc‘n ‘.\ir. E1
well did not locate any one who ac. uni-
1y heard the bell ring just previous to
the accident. but he found no reason
COL. DORSEY MARRIED.
lienry S. Dorsey, 31-:1101' officer
3 :1 mar-
('01.
ti as b" :
'ied man now, according ‘10 a story \‘.' 11 l l“ 1- it. .1 B t d
‘ ‘ , lll‘i. .. 1115121..th . .1311 an ~
. ' . 1' ' ' 1 "-1 : 'i ' e v 1 't 111 bell had faded to
bpt 1111111 ytsttida) 1.1 1..1 111110111 Rob-1.1: Montgomery. to b lie e ha e
11‘11111'11111. t‘ol. Horst-y was 31-111 to m.)- m,, ceremony, a reception ring. . -'
liarti‘ct'd a year ago to be ifnlltui was held at the home of the bride, The. flagman W110 was 0111119 cn-
1311. “Alain street. The house wt: ginc told Mr, 12111111 1‘111: he saw the
1111‘
' 1“ litilltism:’.-“‘ 1.1- m1 -' 1 -.~ -, _ y . , ‘
16 80. Mom 51. ‘ new wiped “feats and ;:11 1111- statc armory. 111111 111- made The 1,.,;;‘.,,“ éffifidlgg‘£1,532:of,” , 111'01111' amitmrbmz the massing 11.1111
,- _ ‘. _ 0 y 1 . ‘ - n a 11 . 11 1, i . .. 1. ’ 17 70 Pt"!
SOUTH NORWALK. j Jacquard (1951511531 $13131 ,11111111'11'11'11113. 11 15‘1ndmstoudthathe weddin" 1 1 11-11. 1.2 11111111 1111111 11.121" 1.1.11 ““3" .i‘imp" ‘“ {T‘tfmi‘nlf‘ fro
" Some sport shirts, White ‘111111‘1‘11-1l :1 New London girl l'titlzty nili v; —- rug]: and other to 1-1 on fut: made by ,.1. (11., 11. He
“” ’ Y Cheviot 11-1 11111111. Anzust 17. The 111arria.:1> 1'" '1‘" " ,- , 111 11111111. automobile went abtad of tho ("1.13111“-
' l I. = " " " “ ' ' ‘ 1 V " “ " ' 7‘7"”?! 1"! ‘ "‘1‘ l‘~“‘lilt' 1"- :11111 he said it? tho'tc‘tt that it would
NOR/V ' \‘tl‘ ‘1 1.11" t“""":l” 11'“ l'l" 1111011 pk?“ 111 :\(“ 14011111111. (010ml 1'7“ 353 Y! 5111101, 1111‘ 1":1110 1,11 1111- char 11]] 1‘11-1‘11 Tle nevi he knew
I " ‘ " .— t”""' .‘ ‘ r1 .llorsey is now 111 command at Fort ll. mm, 3 W W H‘ ‘ 1 1- -.~-: . “1‘1 Q1“ 1110 q 1",
V" " " ' ' v - '1. :11‘.:.1:z .1.-
‘lllltll‘)~l G. “right, 11131111119 island, .\. 1.. 11:13 1111 11 \1. Vin-11111.1] 111.1151... “,- y.» we 1.11 9 “ l“ 3 3 ‘ p
Is the Time to Consider
1 Repapering Your Home .
HOUSE PAIMTFNG ,
Estimates Cheerfully Gven
Gall us—PLone 1446
I." a. WHEELER? m"- m..- ‘
108 50. Main So, So. I'lorwaik. DANBURY HATTlNG stTUA'noN
Rogers 81' Steven-2 '
1 NORWALK SOUTH NO?.“.',1'.1_K
.1
" u
_Strong Rumor That Another Factory
will Soon Open.
11.1Nn1‘111‘. Aug. 22.—A strong in.
11111: that one of the fire but manufacV
Jturingr plants closed :11 11111 present
time would reopen in 11111 next forty-
eight hours gained wide circulation
111111 much credence in biting circles to-
,dar it was impossible to obtain a con-‘
‘tit'111ationtzr denial .1111..- rcpori .11
lprcss time,’ for neither the owners of
“.1111 plan! in question nor the mum-11¢ (11
11111 local batting associations could 11:
located. l
Last evening about fifty men who!
have been employed in the finishing{
and making departments of the F H
1.1111 11:11 (‘11., on upper Main street,
met with the officers of the hatters' as
3111111111111. .\othing was girt‘n out oili-
clallv for publication regarding 1111111
‘11'anspir1d at the rimming. it was re-V
ported that about forty of the crew 0.‘
the 1.1111 factory have been or will be,
1111111111111 union cards in the United Hat-
1111's in lieu of quitting work in the Lec‘
fazttoi'y The men have stopped work.
but the union otllcials will not discuss
the rumor that the Lee mcn were‘év-l
1111 cards. (inc of the Lee finishers 3:11.]?
1111111111 1: 13: 11v cning 3 meeting. l1owcv.er
that “they 11vpcctcd to be granted the
.:.1111c thing by the hattcrs’ union that
11111 makers of the plant have been.”
11 was inadvertently announced :11
11111 local hatters' offices last wool: that
the factory of (luy'er. Rociol‘n & (30., in
Philadelphia. was among; those now,
"opened" to union batters by the Unit-l
cd Hatters. As :1 matter of fact that'
plant has been a union factory for
some time and is closed to all bullets
1:".111 are not members of the United
Hatters
C11}1 News
The Fir-'1 11:
will meet tonight in the (llllt‘t‘S in Wall
>‘.“1‘ 17111111111331.1111'1
street.
, A reg 111:11' 11111111113 of “he: 111m (‘0111
ma.11d111y\, . . 110.1. 0. (‘1. C., will bc
held Friday evening. All members are
' requested to D1: present
. Court Edmond D'Amicis, 17.01 .11
,‘ held a meeting last evening at which
‘ time subscriptions were opened to pro-
ltvldc funds for "snickc'" and other
things 111-11 will beuric-1111111111111 those
men who will go into the National
.Army, when they are called out for 3111'-
‘vlcc in September.
l
Garrett ahead) the Ansonia man
who was art‘t'stctl Sunday afternoon by
Officer Jarvis S. Murray for rocklcss
driving and tor operating an automo-
bile with inadequate brakes. was ur-
aigned tic-1111- .lpdge Nehemiah Can-
oe, last night. and was fined $10 ior
not having good brakes on his ma-
chine. The ('11: true of reckless driving:
«was with .drawn. 1
, The following junkinon were arrest-
111111 ycuterday by lictectivc Sertgetnt
homas 1111111 for violations of the junk
law and their case's were continued
. this morning until September 8. James
Hopkins, Robert Alexander, Loo Kirsh,
.Jaccb Bullock, .lucob Yourdisky, Ab-
raham Nathon, llavid 1l'tttdoi;1l‘-.. Joseph
.Perlman, Charles ll. (lrzzppcr,
Joseph Tuba.
1
and.
AUTOMOBILE WAS NOT STOLEN
|
i
__n__.. . 1
The. case of .‘drs Alma t‘. rccn, of linr-
1 iritt :1v11nue.cl1argc-d with br ach of 11111
peace. assault and abusive languar:
which was continued until today from
last Tuesday. is again being: continue-.1,
this time front day to tilH', upon th-1
ndvicc of her pll‘v'sit‘l an, who said that
Mrs. Green is in 31:11 pom health tit-.1‘:
51111 'cannot stand tho strain of a trial
ln :1, newspaper article printed ‘11”03- ‘
tertiay it was said that on autmnobilc
belonging to Henry 11‘. Coleburu
had been stolen by some
“bold thief" and had been driven to
wards S‘anti‘ot‘d, while the o‘wncr Was
in ‘11s s‘ore on Wall street, talking 1'?)
1'. customer, The police were some-
1111'.' sovnrcly spoken of in the arti-
,11'1‘1'tl11'1‘
l v ' ‘
at ’1‘“ “me. (is for 111.11 lack of system in regard to
1‘111 pol to 1111:131 I
Clarence “me“ Who came here 1'. 1111113 out todav. that the automo-
rum llaltlmore ”1.19““... m be 0" 1111c had not been stolen, but simply.
‘ 111911 for the national army returned
h Baltimore 1331 cvcning lie passed
examination :uccessfully and made
as 111‘1‘ )lr. Coleburn's orders, which he
forgot airing, taken to a nearby gar-
acc for some ntinor repairs.
Mr. (‘11lcburn had notified the police
when he left his store and had miss-
ed his machine.
Shortly after he made the complaint
to the police he remembered that he
lad r111 en ,1 garagcman orders to take,
‘il1c machine from in front of his
‘ store. for these repairs.
:1 otilcial list. Arthur Lindeberg,
1110 came 11110 for 1111'. same parapos
at. of examination, returned to Nair.
ork. last evening.
.. TRUSSES
russ Fitting
llson-Powell Corporation
i The apnual reunion of the Fowler
Ifamily is being held at the Middleiown
Town Hall today. Fowlers from all
over this and surrounding states are
attending the reunion.
Keeping What You’ve ' Got
been found, safe-deposit-box protecton is the highest 'form of
insurance known—because it’s absolute. As the possessor of
a key to a box in this bank' 5 vault, you have every assur-
ance that its contents are absolutely private and protected.
Boxes $4 a year.
10th Norwaik Savings Bank
.‘ BAFEDEPOBITROXEBfiAYEAR
' John E. 1mm, Vice-Pm.
V'l'our 11111111311112; undcr 111111 in addition
Ito his own organiaizion.
in 1.101].
'1aptai11 and he bt-caun- :1 major in the
.1111: for 1111.1 lied ("ross
111111 six inch squares for the blankets
-.“.\.‘ Maple
1111,11 city.
All“?
1111'1‘1-‘11',
' 11.1.bilc had been struck.
2'10 feet
11
china,
luau.
:«t ii 911 \‘ ll .
silver and tart:
11:1 class,
iturc.
i11.11‘1_\
Sold,
(1111:1110 had gone '1‘
Captain 1101‘-
stopped.
bcr-n ()llt’ of the
STAMFORD
“Economy is
wealth." This old
adage is seldom
disputed, but do
not limit your
economy to 11111165
and dollars.
There is a great
mono-1'3; of health
11 strength and
112119 in the use of
:1. good range.
A Range that
has proved as
good as the Stain-
ford is worth con-
sidering.
(1.1
FOR SALE BY,
HORACE R. NASH
Cor ner North Main and West Sis
<11" i.' said to 1111\1- - .- . - . . ~. -. '
.1 1 (1111315 \\ ere prescn 110111 Yonmw's. Imps 11111111171 .1mwd if 1110 1.11101110-
:'<11111g<-st first lieutenants cvcrcmnmis- N. y x. “- 1: - 1' ~ 1' 1' .' - ,
1‘. - ‘ . 0 a 1" 1111: 1-11.. \111s11111 .11.1.'| 1110 can)? 1111 to “1,1,.“ 11,1”), 01‘ [WW
. 310111111 111 the 31311211111111; but 1.1) year} i 1.111'1115'1‘211. M 11'1‘111'1111s lictor 1.
‘ 111111 11 b1- puss
11-1-1 01‘ 1111- (rousing 1:
ble to see the engine {100 or 1:00 1110'.
down the track. and 1' 3111111111 to 111'.
Elwell that the cufiine 1111131 11.1w bc'n
Faun 111 lick and Faitfit-ld
fl 1111 bridc'ztotnn is (heaped a»: as-
sishmt superintendent in the firm of
Warner truth-11's. 11'. 1:11:1'1011111 ‘l‘!'.~
11111 when 1111 “:13 111111111 first lieutenant
'luo‘ 1:111s later he was inade-
tracks Nos
Five bodies were laid on the side of
the tracks until 111'.
11-111 examiner, came and gave bermis-
Sand 1.
Die on Way to Hospital
1914 was the name of Charles M. A.
Costello 0! No. 222 Whalley avenue.
lx‘oblot‘f was the driver 111‘ the machine
and it is understood here that 1111 had
taken the party to Niamic Sunday.
lrannis. the med-
Third 1111‘1'111111', 1‘. N. (l. in l\i1'.1. 111' bri-ii1 is (1110 of Norw' "s most pop- 1 1
' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ - ' -‘ 1. :1 roamed 11111 .1 - . . .4 ., ,, , . . ,
-\\ '13 made colone1 111 1‘11" 11 .1'111113'. 1:11 :11211 is. a taro-.1111 111 “gm a” ”1.9 111' 1311. -11111 irt."111‘.1 11..111\.1.l 111 11.1 Uillt‘l- Miss Wagner was a close Pmsonal
. ... 1 —- ' 1-11- 1-11~"‘ “ l ."1. 3; . .' . . ' ~ ‘
:11‘1‘11'1‘; tlii' splinter sot-111v s11 of 11.11- 1'1'11551111-11 1‘ \--1-' “‘1 1"‘ ‘l ‘ 1.1111111; 111111115 of H- D' Rfmnwn at friend of Mr Wt’yel‘s son.
The Rev Dr. 31:1:11111-1 1111121 111' V” “V0 ”mil” b, 11.11 .,1_.1111- (111111 . Q (""lw'bn“‘-""' PW” “"3"va “ml 011? ‘ Scene of Other Accidents
siudics. and 1111 present incumbent oi ‘ ‘ third where the cosine \1‘as‘1'11111111nu, “1:111. “"111 xvi-1'11 alive he idc Louise The crossing at which the accident
the chair of classics and 111.1.tl1e: 11.1111' 11 ('1 A- R VETERANS and 1b. 11 1111 “f " 9 ”I 01‘ 1) f. ‘1. “l“ 11 “‘11“ 111-11111 :11 31110111011111 3 occurred has been the scene of others.
. .. .. 1 ml 1 ‘ g 1:11“ 1 .~ _.,,. - , , ,
t't‘lt‘ilf‘t‘ of Ctlliltll 11111 c.3111, 11.111' ARE ENTHUSIASTIC ““0 5:111 1m e11 111 11111. n l -"‘l -1‘ ' t11 .\1\\ London. Tl‘l‘ 111.111. the most recent harm: then when an
‘ ' 1 1 ' > , 1 v ' - . ~ . .
spending a few pleasant davs in West —"--- 111.: 111111, ..lr HWH‘ ‘GWde‘ “3- “ 93“- ‘lmd 4‘- TGW “111111103 all?“ automobile truck from New Haven:
xiii-1111111, 1111 1111. 111111111111,- 1‘111 111..- (Contimwd From Page One) ' 1 Only 0116 WWW” 1““ 1"“1‘1 “11" "M" 111111 1"1' 11111 “'11 was demolished.
11111111- m Phil-111111111111 '1‘111 1'1-1'1'11'11111 _._ -.. , '111.11 1111: 111111111111 11' as r-"'11111 :1‘111 «1111'1111'11 sum-11111111111 on the way, 31) that at _._.---.___._ . -__-..__
doctor is quoted ”is 1111 'tuthor‘tv 111‘ “T1111 continued and incrw'isln" in- 1'11 by Robert ll. Rubin“. 'HIP “111“” the hospital, only the 11111 was admitt- GOVERNOR CALLS FOR COOKS.
I A t ‘ I ‘ h h - w 1 ' ~ 1 - n 1 1 ' ‘ . . 1 r ,
cheniistt‘v and p111 311's Dr. schopft‘iq Stilt‘nce of the ltiipcrial (lt‘r1'.1.'1n 1101' “1‘ is 11011130 1\. \\ 1’11‘l- 1154-111 9 yin-Is. (d' The 1101111». “9’9 ”‘an ‘0 1‘0“” BAKERS AND BUTCHERS‘
who is suttrriw: from shock. 1111‘ Will undertaking rooms in New London. (”00118, bakers and butchers are
111'111111-111 could no lcnuci' bc 1112-3111"-
l11'- dcclared. “its Hole-11111
solemn pledges, its army of 1.10111
spits scattered through our land.
win-mes Workshops and
1111111111 strikes, its intrigues in 111111.11
11111-11114r nations bad‘reucht-d a point
where forbearance had ccascd to bc
:1 virtue.
"When notice
is making the trip in a Iludson Super
Rh. dri‘. 111 1 ‘11111111‘11 ,. 11111
youth who has mad:- his 11am:- famous
in the hair :1111112111111111- races.
1'111'111'0" P111 1-: 1101.111: care-.1 for at 1‘10
Memorial llospilal in New London 1
Those Killed
Robert iI.R11l1loff, of No 39 Win-
throp avenue, New Haven.
Gustave chel and his “110.01 .\0.
'129 Quinnipiuc avenue. New iiav on.
Mrs. Louis Astonno, and her three
children, aged 4 months, (1 and 5
., .. ..
by 1113. 11:1 111.. (11
its
to destroy
Earl Coleman and Able Tarlov of
\‘1 11111 \‘orwall: are back from a two
\1 (1111‘s vacation trip to Dt‘-irolt,.\ilt"11-
gan, and many other places of 1111131 res
came to 113 that a 3111-
Gaming From Niantlc
(‘tlilnns were definitely
taucc was given bv
police,
turino came lit-"c and claimed the bod-
ics of his wile
rcn,
of Mr.
wanted for the Naval Reserve Force. of
the. United States, Governor Holcomb
sending out an appeal yesterday ask-
in;1 that all American citizen: and all
aliens‘of friendly nations who have
1810‘” out first papers and who are
in any one of the three trades to en-1
roll for the 1111?.11‘1511 oi' llll‘ war. The
age limit is bctwm'n 13 and {18 years.
identificatiOns Slow
Home hours elapsed before identifi-
111111111. Assis-
thc New liuvcn
During the mornin': Louis As-
:111d their three child-
Astorino was the daughter
\\'eycl.
Airs.
dild- 111‘“ relating many interestm: 9.11111 1111111 f (‘ . _ . .. . “are, of No. {.211 Qu‘tnniptac avenue. Mr. Rohloff‘s identification was made Governor Holcomb said in’ his appeal
Ilivl'lcllc‘t‘Stll tin-journey. .11 11111111111111 “2 1‘ 1 ”“- “ 'flnl"“3‘_ “"5 l“ l“ .\‘c\\' 11111'1111. 1li\‘11111:1!l:<(1fl1.13 driver‘s lit-unsc. He that he United States needs 1,0001"
”“‘ ““‘l'r‘ ““11 “"“”““"“‘1 “ml ”m ”Nd “"d "‘9 ‘nd’m'mimm “"1 311111111 Wagner, of .\'11, 21111 North 1.11.1 11111111111111 the machine from c. it cooks. 300 bakers and 2110 butchers.
tracks of the Pennsylvania railroad ””11“?“ 111111111a1'inc “‘1’-rm." “'ksmm‘d’ Front slreet,rxcw Haven. 1 13:11.1: of ..'.1. 3m 1111111111 street, West. Half of the number is wanted before
were flooded so that a detour of 200 ”l“ ””1" “WW" ‘1‘“ “‘1' ”111' 340"“1‘11' 111.11'1111. and another card issued in the 27111 of this month. '
1111111: was 1101"t‘3.':11‘\' over the 111'1u11- ”"4 ““15 ‘0 scum- Gilt-01:111.“? 1‘1'l11- , . . .
. ‘ ‘ ' ‘ t 1. _ .. . .. : The party 11:11 been to Mtnt‘c 11"
1111115. .1111. \11111 that (1111111111. .- , , ,
__ ‘ - ' - tho 01911111" to see “1111:1111 \‘11'1'01.
ininn'dnttolr, its“ sad, as command . '.
1 - . . . .- . . scn of Custom ‘.'.-yci, who 1:1 :1 1111m-
we friends (,1 trodertck Bt‘ckt‘l‘, nu-m-chtcf 01' the oruantzuttiou, lie 1 . ' tl 1‘9” 1, *11‘11 'l‘l1t'vll'td ,,,._.
‘son of air. and . .\l1'.s. Frederick \'. telegraphed President “"15““ ”‘4" N‘ 11. 1e .»1 "0"” ' . K ‘.
1l11- (hand Army of 1h.- Rnpublic ritetl :11 121.1 camp around about 1111.113
l'uckcr. of :10 lincoln :1vc11111-,v.‘ill be
surprised to learn that 1111 has joined
the Ambulance (‘11! 11s. and is now do-
an-i had left on 11.111
:10 o‘clock, cr11=sinu the t‘o'.1-§
of the lJl‘ll'Lt‘,‘
1'1 1111i11_':, return 1
about 10:
1111-1111111. River 111' way
lu-artilv supported his stands for 11111
111111111 ria his of American: to the
11- 11 11.11 of the open seas.
111g duty in France. 1113 picture, with “Later. in \l'ashiugton," -‘ll‘- P111101" . , .1 1 1 . .
'that of 1111V111'al min-1' tucznnut's 111' 111.1 .1111. said. "i ‘allell at the “11.111 ”‘11 ”‘1‘“ l-ilt‘llii ill“ 301111 “111.1 .1 ltdi
' . 111111311 to reiterate in person what im‘tthlfi ill!“ junction.
' 1'. 1.1 are, .11 112111 11 ' ill ‘- . . . 1 -
corp ' 1111c ‘1 l m I 111 l" u had been declared by who. l’rcsi- '11"; engine was bound from .\1."v\'
111111111 Review yesterday. ,1
’ --.-._._ 1
Little Janet Mains. live years of age.
of Newark and 11111111 island. is work-
Sbc is knitting
'I‘b:1 crash of,
by 'Idmnusli
11cm Wilson expressed his pleasure at
(1111‘ 11111111111 endorsement of his
course. remarking that he and 111.1-
wl1olc country know without any as-
surance how the Grand Army of the
lit-public stood (:11 all patriotic 11111-3-
; 1111113 and that no one had :1111 doubt
fins to how that organizat. on stood in
'tl1c [11- sent ciiais.
‘.\nd so today .our lives. our prop
crtv 11nd our sacred honor are plcdd
ed 111 support of lectty in the 11-
liavcn to New London.
the collision was heard
lilrd. tower man near 111:1 Crowd! '1.
which is not far from the ferrv slip
1111.11 the car barn of the Shore l.'1~.o_
lilcctrlc Railway. in 11111. darkncss‘
tl1( re was no witness of t‘1c accident.'
'1'! 0 men on the engine, who were l'ln- ,
gi-neer O‘Dca, Fireman Horace An-
drews and Flouman J, E, t‘hamplin,‘
11 11.1 by the soldiers.
Misses Ruth and Rossita Lamson. of
street, are visiting in New
> 1 1 a a ' '
”“1“”:“1‘0- M ”‘0 "Slllllllf‘r\ll““;° 01: tamc 311111113311. now waned bctwccn all of New Haven. did not see 11111 311:1.-
“ '11 \ 'illi'ttn Learnc o .‘cw 'or , ... . . . . . . . ,
1 . . 1 .'tll10(td(_\ and democtuty. chmc on the crossing. “‘19,.“ 11.1511-
‘atterson presided over
wlcfldini: :1 trt‘avci
(‘onnuandct'
'i'lr cott1cntioti,
111.1110 110111 the 11111113 of tho fi'i":llt‘
1:103 later those who wcro more 111':
11.11 crossinu con: was ringing, '1‘-vine;
l
1
l
i
(‘ountv Commissioner Frank l'.. 8111- . . ‘ . 1 ‘ 1 ‘
lard and Mrs Ballard are enjoying an t3111;.1111:3132],0K fantitimuly known as rlsc‘to the stilzposldotv tha‘ 1:111 1:1“
auto1.1obih trip through \‘ew York ' ‘ " 212:3 are:12:10:2’1‘1":.Q,:111‘1m1.".m 10.}. ;
state. '1 hey “all visit in Saxatoga bc- TODAY IN WALL STREET. critcd “er p.
1-.11'11 t'cturtnng home. : I
——»-—— 1‘. ALI. STREFT, 10:30 :1. m.—- Automobile Crushed ,
ed Watchman Walt-11' Bucku'y. i‘hcyf
:‘ouud the automobile, t'onncctitur
13133,cr113hcd and frnzmcnts 30:11:11
ed along the track. 01113111 011211111 pi-
lot. were the bodies of :1 man and :1,
baby. The man was Rohlot’f. A girl
had been thrown clear of the 'w'rcclc‘,
age. She was Louise chel. A child
at 5 years was dead under :1 portion
of the machine. One man and one,
woman were'on track .\'0. l, and two
women and one child ware between
The R011 Cross 0111‘s 0011111101011 ‘3" Shares of the coal roads and coal pro
“1‘5 George E (‘uI‘Ii-‘S 0f 5'01"“le “lalttcinu companies suffered further
Belle island, held its last meeting yc3-, ' shrinkage during today's parlv (N11.
tel-day afternoon at the residence of insg in consequence of the cut in pric-
Mrs W ooldrigc {cs ordered by the gov e1 nnicnt Pitts-
[burgh Coal dropped 1 points and Rea-l-
ilting 1 1-4, with material fractional re-
Weston have returned from a U11) lillcessions in the bituminous issues.
Albany, N. Y., and a few days' 3111.1 lDelawnro and Hudson developed rc-
at Rockaway Beach and C0119)'15l'lntl.lou1'ront weakness and New liav an
made the new low record of 30 1-8.1n-
.tlt:stt'iais, equipments and coppers
were sympathetically affected. leadinn
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Keyworth
William Collins and ’daughter, of
South Norwalk are spending their va-
. _... . __._._.. .._._
cation at Mr. Collins‘ home in Sec.-
foz'tl, Delaware.
steels lusing 1 to 1 1-2 points. Ship-K
pings and tobaccos were among 1 be.
few sustaining features.
Joseph Davis and family of Union
street have returned from an automzr
bile trip through Long Island and to
,Rockaway Beach.
' 4..—
' Mrs, Joseph MacFarland, of lndiana
Place, is visiting with friends in Dan-
bury.
ley Weeb of the City Engineer' 5 office
in Stamford, Were visitors in South
Norwalk, yesterday.
.‘.—-——-
Miss Maeline MacFarland of Indiana
in; several weeks in bowel], Mass.
Howard have returned front their trip
out of town.
Mrs. Henry W. Lester is visiting her
.brother. Richard H. Golden, at Bella
1
Place. has returned home, after spend- l
Mr. and Mrs. George 11111111 and Mrs. -
City Clerk Joseph Provost and Stan-11hr steadiest of any group Rails yield-
WALL STREET. Noon—Steady 1111.1
uidatlon accompanied the trading of.
the morning, most early loses being in-‘.
creased. Steels, coppers. Mexicans.
and sugars were .prgssed for sale by:
professional interests and shippings
failed to hold. ,Motors were relatively
/
5th generally. numerous secondary is- '1‘ - - .
sues. including the western and south. Back and Front-Lace .
western divisions losing 1 to 2 points. {or “
High grade coalers rallied fractionaliy,
support being observed on recessions.
Dealings in bonds were nominal. the
Liberty issue selling'at~99.88 to 99.92.
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.—During
the lull of the midsesslon some‘reals-
tunce was offered by steels and other
industrials. This was more than off-
set. however. by the xreatert weak-
ness of coolers, notably Reading, and
s'rou'r
first wearing.
£111.11.
. No.7
«Make large hips 11111111111111}; -
bulky- waist- lines more
7 useful; awkward
es smaller and have the
. 3‘ Old Corset " cemiort with
.33.59 & $5.
div:
'0‘
, SLENDER and .
AXERAGE FIGURES
Give 8 lo, Comfortfnnd ,
teed: Rance cm. 1233.».
treat-in] they onnro the
utlnou A corset It most
Economical Price.
W. B. Now
$1200 to 300 1111.929 $2.00.
FIGURES 'l
bust-
a. sharp setback in Mexican Petroleum.
AtAllDeaiérs
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Norwalk Chronicler