iApl‘ollS of all kinds.
E. K. BANKS
2 Whole Block.
mask.
tithe Thing for s Picnic
, items LUNOH our-i
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My of Four Persons, $9.75“ The soldiers of the soil are
' ’ certs.“ v (loin: thel: “it. -
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answer taxis demand with pro"
misc of ‘n,llt,(ltltl,0wjl b‘.:hels in
ext-. 55 of last year."
L BDNN EL'LY’S : ' oil" here are business suits
7' ’ 16 So. Main St. to- put on—a blue serge true
', scorn moments. to its color at $20, a cool
..1 . W,-_W.,_.----,_-- ”-..”- . I homespun at $18.
q - . Fine fancy mixtures in
NOW 4 browns, greys from $15. to-
Time to Consider { $30. and _~r,.eci:ll pinch-back
i models for Young Men from
$10 to $28. Everything I'r‘.‘
Men's and Boys wear.
Rogers 81 Stevens
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.‘uouse PAINTING. :
‘ Estimates Gheerfully Gven
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j I]. A. RUBBER
1’, 19850. Main St, So. Norwalk.
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‘it‘y News
sign at Flax Hill
lerday.
of Douglas Fowlcrd’osl
i Members
no it}. Yourdlsky.
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. A. Hegeleln has commenced fore
«slosure proceedings against R. F. Seal-i.
flood others. ‘
ticlpate ill the parade,
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Distribution" of the estate of Caliber; 3
ln Noz‘wulk. the past
.mhde to Kate Hawks and, others, and
f‘tbe Mary 1. Smith estate to 0.~.l.
nuts.
hunts P. Arnold of 44 West avenue,
3 his city, was arrested in Stamford.
mortgages of $88,229_
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fgages of $5,800.
mp.
SOUTH NORWALKiIfmd end Kenneth Buckland were usb-illdwnrd street.
An automobile bearing the license
plate 2800 N. .l., crushed into tle traffic
read and Franklin
street and broke it up considerably yes-
D. W. Flint has sold lln‘uutomobllel and all Civil War veterans are “L
[quested to meet at the Post rooms at
‘ igvll'CltlL‘k tomorrow afternoon. to par-
week, there.
”‘9" A Handle. Winnipauk, has ”N“ were eight transfers of property and with p'ljlm' 31"“ (“WWI “ Show"
For the third
week of August, .1910. there were also
eight sales of real estate and mort-
‘Firemen of the entire city are re-
, not re. s. «so. in. daughters. Mar-3 , ’ ,
Ithii and Harriet; of 25 Cheemdt strut.
F f ' ‘ fl 7 l
NOR IVALK - 550th NorWalk, have returned home ' .
I . ‘ after a two weeks' vacation in Great ' E N T, N E L i
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Eto her home in Norwalk after a visit
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Inurse. has returned to her home at ,
IRoxbury, after spending a week with, I
ers. Isabella Moo: e, of 3 Ely a\'enue.
Buckland-Pepper
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Miss Dorothy Louise Pepper, dausw me. unnual retreat all
. er‘of Mrs. Emma V. Pepper of C‘miiKerser island $1)th Norwalk. ’
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cord street. Hartford, and Charles Eli-i .
u of Mr. and Dear SW:
. _ Mrs; Seg’oert Brinekerbofi and young? ~ -
Are. Charles Edwa‘rd Bucklsrld of, .man “mm“
Washington street, Hartford. werefon' of New Canaan, accompaniecl by
inlan'iedlast evening of the home ..ler parents. spent ““1“?de wtth
51h? bride's mather by ,_
'Wolcott' Bat-stow, acting pastor of theI ——Caps, Cups, O‘Brien.
ISolilll C neregationtll Church. The:
éhrido waj intended in Miss Madehno‘
lN‘chols of llar‘fnrd as maid of h0n0!‘,Road is spl‘nding the week-and as the;
lend by Miss Arl’ue R. llerris of Hal'l‘Igusf-‘t of her aunt. Mrs. John Dyer, l ‘
éford, and Miss Mame-lie liltcklalld, 53*:l’rospect swept, Danbul‘y.
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South Norwalk, Aug. 30. 1917.
To th Editor of the Sentinel:
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It often happens that a
with the itch for scrib-l
lbling, and in whom the Ego is the dom-i
Iinating personal factor. with the con:
Rev. Robbins: ‘x. Isequent ambition of holding a place.
constantly in the public eye, finds him-
iself. through some blazing indiscref
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Miss Gladys Flynn of 132 Flax mell'on or other between the Scylla of de-I .
oral and the Charybdis of explanation. A s I U I l I I
It is the universal opinid'u among .
‘ .lrish~Amerlcans in this city that Tel~
‘lrlsh and limits the scope of his accu-‘
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East Norwalk Cash Grocery
' Telephone743-3 ' Free Auto Deliver]
Butter. the finest creamery. eel- lb. . ......... .. 46c
PureLarmoerlb.. ......... ....... 5c
Fancy Native Potatoes . . . . , . . . ......... l4’lbs. 39c
ComooundLard.perlb. .20c
Smoked Shoulders. lean and tender. oer lb. . . . . . . 21c
Try_a bound of our fresh roasted Cofi’ee . . . . . . . . 21c
bite-RoseCmoa . .... . . . . . . . . 1-2 lb. can cut to 15c
PureCocqa.lnauart]ars.cut to ........ 3c
Royal Mail Flour. per bag . . . . .‘ ..... . ...... ‘. $1.75
Condensed Milk . . . . . ............. «. . , 2 cans 256
Square Skimmed Milk ....... . . . ...... ., . 2 cans 25c
Granulated Sugar . . . ..... .. . . . . . . . . 2 3-4 lbs. 25c
Argo Starch. 3 pkg. .. to ....... .... 5c
redded Wheata pkg. cut :3 ................ 1%:
.uaker Oats ......, ........... ‘ ..... 3 pkgs. 2
wrft s Cleanser. a can cut to . . . . . . . . . . ......... 4c
Karo Syrup. 3 can cut to .......... . . . . . . ..... 10c
BoraxorLenoxSoancutto .. 5c
Mueller’s Macaroni. a pkg. ..... . . . . . . . . . .' ..... 10c
24 Cottage Str'eet. ‘ .. Eu! Norwalk.
a long chain of causes which forced‘I
'lhe Gaels, of both sexes to quit theirI Will be the last bUildingS to b? com-
rintlve land. A rotten system of gov-[plewd’ General Hodges has aPDNV'
_ , ed the me o a e .- . -
ernment, Industrial stagnation, no flx‘7R0bbin's pgildt r creation spot at
ity of tenure on the land. these werPlI The site for the remount’ station
some of the prime causes, now happily I was ChO'Sén Saturday at Petel'boro, N-
eradicnled or in process of being eradi- ‘ H" and includes 300 acres or land.
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cated which filled the emigrant ships‘l 'lhe allounnce. 1” 100 horses to an
‘ ,acre on a minimum so that the plot
up until three years ago when emigra-I‘ is large enough for the 10,000 horses.
nion from tllc United Kingdom was, and more. '
practically stopped altogether. i
Tellair M. 'Minton's explanation orIW. P. KNAPP’S BODYW
his insidious attack on lrisb-Americansl
explains nothing mid will not be not .
copied. He. who steals the lhunder‘of! (Continued prom page Two)
his opponent and has recourse to ire-I! '
quent repltltlon to make his case ap‘ito the authorities. ’1
pear formidable makes no defence. He; Further inquiries showed that Mr.
condescends 10 praisejhe lrlsh-Amerl‘ i’Knapp had had a nervous breakdown
cans as fighters, what has he got tof some months ago. and bad, for the
say about the. Irish-Americans as the; 11"?“ “1011313. bee; staging Ital. 1111‘; Hotel
assau, ong - ellc . t :1 been
second longest foreign element in the ‘his custom to go in bathing every
population of the United States?3day at about 4 in in! afternoon, and
Does he still accuse them of bostilitY' “5 be was a daring swimmer if was
In the government and of being underrnothing for him to venture a mile or
the “influence of a‘rellgicsa‘séct h" .more out. to sea, Late on “educa-
,. {day he swam out further than usual.
. tours faithfully, Y and it is supposed thilt he became ex: ’
~\VILLIAM F. BRUNICARDI.
the certified draft list. The stable:
WASHED UP ON SAND
omoblle. Yesterday morning the
,JI‘liesdey afternoon for speeding his un- lquested to report at 1:45 o‘clock sharp
tomorrow afternoon in full uniform at
l‘hsusted, and was overcome by tlfo
{waves and drowned.
t“Liftyznent of $25.
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, - ‘for the big parade.
”Advance. fall fashions in waists _.,:__,;,_..
re being disillsyed at. the. N. E. Ryan" ” ~Strsws, at reduced prices, O'Brien.
, of: store, echo minions Yarn Krafts ‘-
' Gdansorics. ' The provOst guard of the 102d Reg‘
. ilment came here late yesterday and
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. cuts for the children. starting at nbopt dlly. ‘
zob'clock in the afternoon. Members
may. bring guests.
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Permits were grnnted today to Santa recelvcdlegnlngs will be supplied avtth
e1 D.’Foleom of Rowuyton avenue for; the some. if they willmml‘lke nppllca-
Ilu‘mbln’g; to H. L. Mueller for llddl-l lion for them this evening lit the or.
tlcnal wiring at Lindenhurst, and to mow. at 8 o‘clock. The‘leggings have.
:lrrlvcd in Norwalk. and are now reli-
Idy for distribution. ' ‘
on
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' fiery & Co., of 19 Railroad avenue for
' ' log at their place of business.
,f'Reginold Mluturn Lewls, ll weal-II The group of three patriotic dolls.
y Ridgetleld man, who was found which will be presented to the most
hyslcally disqualified forInrmy service popular ”tilt? girl in Norwalk, in con-
when éxaminm..by the drag, board lnf ectlon wlth the Uncle Sam's Market.
anbnry early in the present monthfiwhlch will be held in September, on
has voluntarily enlisted in the Ameri-illlf‘ GIT-0n. in EaSt avenue, «are now
can Field Ambulance service. for the 0“ exhibition ln ”‘9 window bf Col-
diction of. the war. Nir. Lewis is‘jusl .bnrn & Lnuder's uptown store, in Wall
overing from o the months” illness. ““9“ “-
o is at present doing duty in the. New
York hen uarters of- the ambulance
A Vrvlce. G. G. Haven. Jr., a member of
John Fox: of no home and of :1 very
Ideclded"l‘_rnme of mind thathe “as
being abused. was arrested at the west
large against him was nollcd on the II“. Main street headquarters, in Nor-
walk, for the purpose or getting in line! tor trip. They will be cl the home rif-
fibubor Day atfllllt‘ Plne l‘olllt Cilih.Ol-:took’ away with them Anthony (‘orbv
Elnb will be obrwrvcd as usual-Inna Joseph Sufonte, the two privates:
ere will be bench and writer con-that the policeplcked up here yosteni
Members of the second Company of
ENorwulk. C. ll, 6., who have not yet, I
! '0" ”I the bridegrootn. a“ bridesmtlisn -5,“ fair M. Minton’s recent attack on them
F Frederick A. Bucklmtd, brother of the, Miss Florence ilook, 0" Patersml, NW“ "‘0'“ slanderous and “1159913198”
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Ibridesronm, was the heel mun, undIJ” is visiting for ti few days at the COVE‘N- BY innuendo he sought to Sllg
ilwo other brothers. Malcolm G. Buck-_llllille of Mr. and Mrs. J. Steiger. inmillile them as 8 “11019. With hostil-
llty to the government of their adopted
egoldenl’otl. roses, gladloli, pdims and Mrs. Harriet. Bl'lnckerhoff, of New'ils efforts towards the successful pros-
l‘crns, ‘Tlle illusic, \vllichuvas furnish-S Consult. bus ~etu-‘ncd from it visit With Pt‘llllon' of the. war. He furthermore
ed bv o. four-piece orchmlru, coslsist- friend»: in Norwalk. 't‘hargcd that we are under the influ—
ed of “0b, Promise Me." by hvenr ——-—-————————-- 1ence of a certain religious sect or
)leudclssnho's "Weddinu Mil'Th" from fiARulNAL SAYS ‘bcdr. meaning thereby, the Roman
during the ceremony, "The Spring his rnshness, he cuts capers, half skP‘
Song" by Mendelssohn. '“‘ , i daddies, half stands his ground. lie
who was given in marriage llv lter‘mm, praises the fighting qualities of the
lhcr, wore u (ll‘vsi‘. designed by “us? .
Windsor, and which was of while s:l-‘ cation of hosrillty to'llle national gov-
fnf orange blossoms. The vell of,white Cardinal ‘0-(‘0mwn mm“ here Why extraction who try to hinder the pros
9“” which won ““9"“! with _\ to celebrate curly mass at (amp Mc‘ . 7 .
. . .. I .. . l. - Ginnis. whore members ”I the 101m ecutlon of the our to a successfulls-
dean of pearls, was worn over :1 long infantry are stationed. The “.1...ch sue._ And he runs away from the
‘collrt trn‘m, caught at the shoulders were held in thefllltle St. Catherine’s charge he made against the Roman
l‘tllllllnll] nullrd. now incorporated into In the goyerument of m? l‘nlte'l
, ,, I, _ , . the llllst. brought from El l-‘nl’so last ‘ ’ ' ‘
honor u.l.~ dressed in white net and ML This was said I“ have blien States. He now discovers the antago
-“”""‘ and he" ”WW“ ““9 0t “1"“ "W tl.e first time lhll' a cardinal had of- nlsm to be directed only against the
. fivlnlcd at such :1 semi“ for ”00W governmentot Great Britain. He says,
Iwhlte and were simply made. 'l‘hcv . ,. ,. . d “it cannot be denied that, the Roman
icnrried pink glorlloll. The ceremonv. IM ithe tl‘olZcIUSlonI o(f)(lxle selll-v comet
. . . . t N cmpe ‘ar um ' ‘onne sp c
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“Alumna attended 3” "H Tillman“: lo the men of their duty to America 0"" "9 TOUCWtfi'S. and is antagonistic
relatives null lntlmate minds, was ,m. clvllizntion In om. mm. m con. to the government of Great Britain",
followed by 3 reception. nilt’r Wlllcll fllct. “ ‘
lender of democracy, our holy father.
* . ‘ . f . -lovln2 presi-
' r or Lat 'o. t Concord street. ”i“ pope. .an our ”9“”
I” Octobv . h 5) . __ I dent. are both working." he said, "for
‘ Hartford. ‘T’W 91“” for ”‘0 “"ddflg‘ the sum-3 ultimate purpose. permanent
letlch had been arranged. for a mic.“ police. and their united endeavors.
’dnte. were’ hastened or: the bridegroom .
expects to be called into service in the 3'0“. “’1'“ perfect: 59W"? “in“ in ur
near future ‘boly ponttll‘s praycrs. llnd per ect
“ _ ‘ ' I‘H‘l‘t‘l’.” confidence in our president’s
......... ' purpose will; by your courage. your
CYB’L CR'MM'NS'MARR'EP self-control. your obrdieuce. .vouv dis-
Cyrll (‘l-llllmlns. son of .obn l).
Crlmnlins of Noroton and Nev York,’ cue splritunl furor rceult‘nu from the
was married in St. Margaret's Catholic 1101"“ rt‘l‘l’l‘macfunl‘fm in ink“???
C‘:‘ W . .S '
Church, Gloucester, Muss” outtlrdsy afignfflg‘iilllllfitl‘lt907fi:ol: :‘fitlngE: head
“St The brlde “'33 “is” t‘utherinc of the old historic church: and the
Tm (‘l'lnlmins family was ill the Norm two powers which will. God llellln:
t’ou plume of the bridegroom's father both. In Ithe :ndtfs‘10:?1$dn:lxd airing:
il'l‘ spec l'? o m' u ' .
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.torluv, bill in unnuned member M, i all the Deolllfl of the (drill in under
was quoted us llnvlug- said in 39w. standing II 1 “mm
iloug been engaged, and that llleivel; be jusltlge. stud fagmzss'fid th:r::?l‘r
. v . “b. st ne omev but" be- “‘0“ ”3 '5 0 man u ‘ ”a “ ,
,ngg was a 'e d r\ v litresident'upwn, words these I know to
range of tlle‘unr. Mr. Lllmnllus has be the identical sentiment of the pope.
been making his home with his flutter, "\‘cu constitute a £006?! part of me,
at Firwood-onSound, Norolon.
ers, The house was decorated with “ country, and with the desire to hamper
“A Midsummer Night‘s Dream" end. (‘ntholic church. When challenged for
tin, draped lit the side with a shower I-‘RAMlNGHAM. Muss. Aug. 31._~»~ (ax-amp!" to those Americans of Irish
(vhnpel which the blurb lcgimenh Catholic church of being nutagonlstlc
Ics. The bridcemald's dresses were of
whzlc under arms inthls state.
Catholic church holds n strong band
Mr. and Mrs. Bucklund left for .'l mo- ""lle head of l‘hr'4endom and the
with God's help. wll lsurcly will. And
cipliul. :lid poucrfully and tl‘elnend
Illnly of GlouCester. No members of Choral of Americnn democracy...thp
iYork lust night, that the couple had “The. has 3 of all future pence must
igront heart of America which yearns
? tor a lasting police and is willing to of—
,fer her best that all the peoples of the
. ' . ' from the per-
: . h earth may be rescued
Announcement h is been made of t e petunl menace of war, and all the
Iwedding of Miss Elizabeth Mlpn,crueltles of constant conflict."
IO'Rourke. daughter of Mr. and Mrs:
:Thomas’ F. O'ROut-ke. to Neimn G. service demanding perhaps the great»
ITlterlnult, Of. this Cm" The wedding eat of ill] sacrifices—Cardinal O'Con-
occurred Saturday. August 25. in Wilknen said:
minston. Feb. the home of the'bride-I "As Chrlstlsns you will not fear and
' Therlault-O'Rourke
bud called them too high serrlce——u
ills-minding the soldiers that duty,
He still persists in dishing up his "po-
tato famine" history (he must he keep—
ing a war garden) as the main cause
of the heavy inlmlgratlon of the Irish‘
race to the United States. Then. in a
I" Mr. Knapp's wife. who was Caroline
’Duncan Miller. when he married her
AYE“ EANTBNMENT . I'ln 1894 was killed May 21st. 1912. in
I‘Centrul Park New York city. when
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. ,_ = Mr. Knapp graduated at Yale in
. a Hess, and at lhe~Columhlo Unlvlerslttf“
befuddled effort, he tries to explain l
when an Irishman cease. to b, an > ‘ ILRW School in 1888. New York Unl- .
Irishman when an lrlshm;n becdmes " V’ verslty conferred upon him the degree
on American and ViCP‘H‘I‘Sll when an bleasures Taken to PrOteCti 0f Maggi“ of Laws in 1898' He in an}
. ~ ' » rived, y three children, Mary Eliza—
Alnerlcsn becomes an Irishman sguin’. Health and Morals Of Me“; beth Knapp. Emma Whitman Knapp
Bill he forgot 10 Pxplflill when a man Have HIS Endorsement“. and I‘vircy'Whltman Knapp. “10 1‘1qu
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becomes a ‘Jack Ass! Perhaps be con- Quarters Being . Made "r“ gold of eight. .
I . I e was a republican, an evscopo-
slderaflb Illustration sufficient : Ready For Army-Re-lllan, and had traveled ontenslveiy in
Now, as regards the reprehensible
uctivltles of certain lrisllemel-lcans in
New York who lndulge in making
tl-ensonsble ““9"““3 ““1“" "‘9 Nu" ‘ . , ~ .. was also ll member of the university.
tlonnl Government and its, allies. no Major General Hurry r. Hodges baht racquet and tennis. riding and skull
section of the Amerlcnn people view' established his helldqusrters as com-3mm; bones clubs. while hiulaw omcea
these actlvltles ivlth more concern munding 0m?" 0i ”l? sevmthgmh‘were located at 150 Nassau street.
. . Division of the not onn army 8 auto The funeral services will be held at
thou the [Hell-Americans themselves. Devcns. Ayer. Mass. _ :St. \James Episcopal church, St.
the overwhelming majorlly 0‘ “‘9'“ "Tile rolllut.v country Simplifies the; James_ L. 1.. on Saturday at 2:45, the
are solidly beblnd President Wilson in “training or troops." said the gencrnln train leaving Pennsylvania station,
this war. Irish Americans recognize “I: must be cleared 0‘ scrub ”with! New Yén-k at 12:40, ‘and returning.
. . ' so that the men can maneuver. W 0 {leaves t. James at 3:59. arriving at
11:11:: Illinmlgi: tili‘flt‘zfxtho dinghy? can be‘done quickly. 1 Emma “10‘ Pennsylvania station at 6:03. .
. men who come. up here for training}
who dlrectly or indirectly attacks any» will like this camp, .1 have a fine
of our allies or upholds Germany while body of officersnlsigned to the dh'l-I
this war is pending. That is the Irish-
siqn and know no reason ugh); Wt? .
. - _ . . . should not see a. well trained o y o l OTTAWA! Ont . Au ' . 3] 4A1: -_
American view pomt which T. M. Mm “soldiers here before long." . . .. g. _ . an
ton ought. to impress upon his mind. DY September 5 the cantonment
At the same time, I'wlsh to drive home
to Tell'alr M. Mlnton the lesson that if'
will be completed, except for the
smallest detail. On September 1 it
it is wrong fpr Irish-Americans utter
treasonable speeches. it is equally,
' _', Europe and Africa. He was a mem-
mount Station to Be L0 'ber of the Bar Association and Uni
cated at Petcrboro, N. H. 'Ilpsllon, and was ‘a' trustee of the
‘ ,Boy‘s Club, of New York city. He
ROYAL ENGAGEMENT AN.
NOUNCED.
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:lhe eldest daughter of the Duke 0:
lDevonsblre. governor'geneml of Gun
ads, to Captain Angus Mackintosh, A4
will be practically finished, the date I). (3., of the royal horse guard; was
set for its completion- The 905‘ w‘u'mude here today. Captain Mackintosh;
'nouncement of Lady Maud Cavendish} .
other wealthy Ridgefleld family, basi
lated in the same service. '
~ loo-rice Io FIREMEN
All firemen are notified to assemble
the ‘Main streét' fire. house, Non.
bound SUMO“ yesterday afternoon and The couple will be. m. ‘homc nt liOtiIns. Americans you must not flinch.”
brought to police headquarters wherfiwéoy Second sireet, Vilmlugjon. The:
he. was held for 'lntoxicati‘on. This bride is e. 'pnpular'yo pg nvfimingtonLPACIFICISTS HAVE ..
morning he was given thirtyi‘mlnutesIwomnnyan the groom is n' son of AI f A
by Judge Vosbut‘gh to leave town. HE: N. Therinult of Flax Hill road, thlsg'”
{wrong and reprehensible for hint to
isel'lously hurt their feelings and in-
‘tion will not obliterate his guilt. v
be, nearly $6,000,000.
budget of $4,000,000 proved too small
Unubllsh malicious falsehoods wlllch‘ for",undertsklng planned, and engi-
I ' neers who predicted that
' ~ , ' cost. nearly two millions more. have
A HARD TIME flame their minds. A halting ret.ne- had their judgmehts confirmed. :
The magnitude of the undertaklng
'1 As Catholics he “55"” that we afe'Wltavc forced several revisions of plans,
under the strong band of our church.’ since the start. of the construction.
it Would
Precautionary Measurem.
' One of the things which MajorGen-
used by. oral Hod es warmly indorsed‘ was the‘
of the . workersi
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walk. 53mm“ afternoon at 2 o‘dockfdid so. ' _ Jetty. Mr, Therisult is at present in; (Continued From Page One) , I
more in uniform. W E . ' lthe United Slate‘s “3")” and “"11 1m“? . "
. 1 » G. BOGARDUS _ iii: res-on o] _tho 1‘, arm‘s“... ibis bride at the conclusion of the wan: which might Invite mob violence. inlui does he mean? u is one of the;
”safflower is" ill item-lilti- «*3 rm l .. ..v ascertainedr’e silicon;stock-Made
, —- preo- m now bio on _ Haase- at s . 3 ‘ . ' . . - -
.MOND _ . E k é n 1) \qu Bertha Rni‘ls and William R ldor‘u of speech." said Gov. Brazier-Jewry croaker W110 has ever 8919Wd_ precautionary measures tskefn ‘0 £11,.
‘ ' > i s i C m T ‘ ‘ “ ' '. “and I am still ready to provide theIhis venom against the Catholic church. sure the safety of the camp rom TR
! ‘chnpped Han t ace.” p ’l - Haase of his city were united in - " t ctl
' . z Altera‘hve' " ‘ " | " protection offered in my message [0 Catholic Irish-Americans are under no and “‘9 pro '9
Sunburn, Bites or Stings of In-?
I'iots,'5oz.bottle.......... 250.
FOR THROAT AND LUNGS
Stubborn Cough and Colin
No Alcohol. Norman or Bailing-um Drug
in
32 .Size . . 3
Now $1.50 Now 80 Cu.
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meowell- CorporationI Eckma'n Laboratory. pronoun...
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if DhNGER PROOF
means-more than burglar-proof, more than fire-proof, more than
secret-proof. lt means all of them and more. As okay-holder
ton slits deposit box in this bank’s modern steel vault. you are i
.- assured that whatever you have placed therein you will find
. {when you return. Absolute security end’privaoy’et thesverage “
abort of a. fewcents it week; - , . . ‘ 5
. left on a honeymoon trip to Albany
.. - . ' ’ ease an the elimination of
; sitmng‘llaniil of their church. We sttb-. {igd‘drddid vice. He went up ont Elbe.
l . .vention will be held in Fargo. Mayor mt to t e c urcb in humble obedience watch tower constructed on tw o e
,éteup officiated. Mr. and m HMSBI Stern has taken 9. first strand against.“1 all things pertaining to faith and Lev company fieid Official!“ ggwégfg'
. it. and loyalty organizations of the morals. but in‘ temporal affairs we are llm- where 59“ ’95 “'3 e W“
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and Geneva, and will return home in . cm. are outspoken in thelr‘opposition. free to think and act as ,we please. glasses every minute of «3‘ day a a
a week nnd take up their residence in to it. . «c, ' night for unit “3759- He 59:" the
Flex Hill road. l The'appearance of the committee in' It is ”New” °f the truth ‘0’ T- 1‘5" foul nowerful 000d lights New“
i Hudson, Wisconsin; yesterday, arous- Jilinton to say that the Roman Catholic ever: inch of the cantonment, bathing
‘ ‘ ‘ . . .' ' . the 'llilding in its brilliant, glare.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Palmer and Mrs. ed the indignation of cltizens. Meet church is antagonistic t6 the govern l T‘Wt mounted guards ’amed with
M' Santos; 0f Stamford, are spending! diaslwhigh begandmhmh ordefly Way mentor Great Britain. IH'nlppily. the[ball cartridges and soldier sentries
the week-end tn the Catskllls. Ml'"llot:l°:ehe:e‘ctl‘l?: pgiégmwfiggglztfif most cordial relations exist betvveeuwh0 Infomea ’even mg generals not
Palmer is one of the lending businessI ing. hustled them into on sutomobll'eI-tm Holy See and Westminster sole to, smoke,- the searching of workers”
men of Stamford and is a son of John and took them- to .the- depot'wnere-evldenced by, the, permanent British; and visitors fl“ whiskey. all came.
Palmer, of Ely avenue, thls'clt’y. they were I“It '11th a traln for mission at the Vatican. The relations ““1““ his not °° -
All night three of
. Minneapolis with orders never to re . . u lll’: rates are closed, leaving one open
turn. . 7V _ ‘3 between England and Ronfe in potato to:
3" .. , those visiting but of camp. ,The
, " . Ifamlne times arenot those of. today. pumping is in charge of Captain KM.
use, is enjoying a week’s. sojourn st . FREIGHT WRECK iN‘NEw It is a far cry from the England oti Bowen: The activity ofmhis men re-
the home of trlende in Hartford,’Conu. . BRITAIN. , “ “black .17” to the England .9! modem?“stil‘tIl-at izttgfiilggturdsi‘l’t Misha $01132
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. Miss 30” MF’W’t 0‘ 18 Wood streetlx NEW BRdTAIch Colin. August,» times. ‘ . l 3:36am no incipien}; houeis of illsrepute
will spend the week-end-and the boll-IEieven large steel cars loaded withi It seems tovbe hard to rid .your cor-. and suppressed budding gambling
day with her ulster, Mrs. Andrew Yn-Ivfihgnil 03:]: $315: :11: Jail: ‘55??? respondent of the obsession that it Was. places and kept out those with ham:
' 0 . . e 9, I - u ‘ n ‘ ' ‘ i ‘ . . _ .
condo, in Brecklyn. . . . o’clock this, aim“. destroying the the potato/famine in Ireland which fut propaganla of theI W W type
roadbed.’ am hln
lug; trellis... Th
I marriage, Tuesday night, at 8 o’clock! officers of the council."
at 75 Flux Hlll road, Re Martin L.‘ TFis,doubtful, however. if'the con-
'Mlss Anna Conors, of 16 West ave-t
‘towe we run. sod is ertect
“Q9943 mull":pictures“,on:e p o,“ ‘ p ‘
‘ App ve figuration s rt. _
M"
'The fire department and four water;
The Original ’ who is 32 years old. has been atDld'eau
hall for tile past two years and was .at-.
cached to the stuff of theDuke of Con.
n‘ught. Lady Maud is 21 years old.
QEFORMSWN sPAlN. » "‘
33‘ cabinet meeting presided over by
;King Alfonso today‘Premier Data on-
,nouncesthnt ,a_ comprehensive pro-
gram of reforms was in prepslrntinn
and would soon beannounced,‘ after .
which general election would be made.
There have been wide-spread‘strlkos
an ddisorders, nccompanied by blood-
shed. ln Spain at intervals for several
months. gt evidently is in‘the hope of
dieting t is nurest that the govern—
ment has determined to propose exten-
slve reforms. '
CORN MARKET STRONGER.
r‘HJCAGO, Aug. 31.——A'ilnouncemefi(
of the government price for wheat. fix-
lng $2.50 a bushel for the highest-
grade, tended to strengthen the com -
market today. ,. -.
Oats displayed considerablestreugth .
’ Cash sales of wheat yesterday were;
at about the figures fixed by the gov-n
eminent action announced todny. L
M
In vlew of the fact that; the boy:
MADRID, Thursday, Aug. 31,-Artor-
from Georgia will fight; Just as We": »~ ‘ V
as any others for Uncle..‘sam this time.
,"Marchln Through Georgie does nOt.
seem a w olly appropriate all- to p
lit the training camps. It
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