uuttlt‘i‘jms DEr‘iN Es (Continued now'nisx Page) LABOR PRINCIPLES Stamford was to represent Wallace, but was called for service in the avia~ tion corps and was unable to represent his client. Prosecutor Huxord :Axplztin- ed to the court tilt' reason of the ab~ ‘CRlMl‘NAL TERQtl 0F COMMON PLEAS COURT HEARS MANY Thc criminal term of ur- Common pit-us court opened yesterday. Judge * V: Harris/IR Gans m COAL That’s ‘All 68 Wntcr Street Tel. 79: 17 fl __ _ --._.__:.‘. iBocth presided in the place of Judge John J. Walsh. who is engagrd with the Third Appellate board passing up draft appeals. billion Webb of Bridgeport charged ssplendid tision of democracy and in- .ttrnationttILsm, lht' frateruulism and solidarity of all peoples. we assert at 'this time our unqualified loyalty to the Republic of the United States of gAmerica and our determination to do lull that lies in our power to win the iwar in which it is engaged. “Loyalty to the ideals of freedom. ;democracy and internationalism re-t iquires loyalty to Afllt‘rm‘, i “Disloyalty to America in this crisis ,is disloyalty to the cause of freedom. : democracy and internationalism. "No national selfishness impelled this Republic to enter the war. The iimpelling motive was the consuming :idealtsm born with the establishment for this Republic itself to preserve' ‘freedom not only for itself but for all nations. great and small, and the body. of international law which all the free“ lower court she was fined $100 and eight months. Unless she changes her plea she will be tried. John Sullivan, r. one-armed man from Danbury, charged with vagrancy. attorney. COSIS. 'pect and observe and only the brutal autocracies seek to dishonor and dos-i troy. In such a conflict real stand-l ard bearers of democracy and true iinternutionalists can have no hesita- ,tion in supporting our Republic whichV has made its own and cause and in-: terests of all free peoples. it is there-3 fore in truth not a “capitalists' wan”; but a Freeman's war. I "Fully impressed by these facts“ realizing that a noble intrrnaiiona-E City NeWs The annual water sports of the Lite : Savers' Association will he held at Roton Point next Sunday afternoon. — -..._.-_. William Sheldon has completed an quarter-mile stone wall around the F. J. Wesley place, in Strawberry Hill. ——FRIDAY LUNCHEON DAY at the Country Club. A daught‘r, weighing six and three- fourths pounds, was born to Mr. and Mrs. 'anit l’hlllipson, of 3. Camp street, recently. ~l’.ocketn, hearts. lavalliers, eur‘ drops, brooches, bracelets, at Brand’s Jewelry store. The governing committee of the Nor— ‘Wnlk Yacht club will hold a mccling this evening at 8 o’clock. at the club house. Hickory Bluff. Tho registrars of voters will be in session from 9 u. m. to 5 p. m., on Thursday. September 13, to receive ap- plications to be made voters. This will be the last opportunity. -——Rlng5 at all prices for gentlemen and indies—the best. present to web other. Brand’s Jewelry Ston. Where quality is itiuhor than price. David Campbell of Cranbury has en- listed in the Thirty-fifth long Island Sound company. formerly the Sixth. of Norwalk. and is now in service with the other Norwulk boys at Fort Terry, Plum island. ——8TEP TO THE PHONE and at'rungeto have your dinner serv- ed at the Country Club Thursday night. Seaman Harry T.Hyutt, Leonard Fitzgerald. William J. Scully and Ro- land Plait of Norwalk, have been transferred from the navy aero station at Squnntum, Mass” to the U. S. S. Salem. An eight-pound babyAglrl arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. "Rose, of 12 Spring Hill avenue. last. Wednesday evening. August 29. Moth- er and daughter are doing nicely. Mrs. Rose was formerly Miss Theresa Sa- liill of Winnlpauk. An eight-pound baby girl arrived at the home of’ Mr and Mrs. JosephtF. McQuillan, 0112 Spring Hill avenue; Sundnyevening. September 2. Mother . and daughter are doing nicely. Mrs. McQuillan was formerly Miss Joseph- ine Hartlgan, of Saugatuck. A “2. ‘ItiSathe enmin'gwewnu .of meneyuthot-wmakey men- wealthy.‘, ‘ It: is. the. saying: account that. gives men the money that some more money.- _ , ’ Systematic saving is the so- tcret of success. Dime M; then continued, opens the? door toopportuni- “slumblund comfortable... lism is implicit in our American con-l ception of national existence. it shall! be our purpose to bring to the support i of the government all the moral and material power of the working classi 1ol’ the nation. it shall be our task Ito interpret America's democratic, fspirit and purpose itt this conflict to our fellow workers, eslteciully those‘ of foreign birth, and to combat every: form of propaganda. no matter by. whom it may be curried on, which itcnds to weaken thc loyalty and do: votion of the masses nud their will ,_ inuness to strive and sacrifice for the nation and its high purposes. “We shall sttip the mask from those who in the name of democracy anti-militarism. and peace are engag- ed in the notorious propaganda of treachery to all that these noble words represent. We indignantly re- pudiate the claim that this. propa- ganda. which, be it remembered, brings joy and comfort to German ,uutocrncy, has the support of the la- ,bor movement of America. Not even -at the behest. of the so~called pco- ple's council will be organized work- ers of America prostitute the lttbor movement to serve the brutal power responsible for the infamous rape, of Belgium. the power that would sub- ‘jccr Russia to it worse despotism than that of the Romunoffs. “Democrucy will not be served by tho victory of uutocracy. by letting the Declaration of indepcndence bo supplanted by the Kaiser‘s tint. “Militurism will not be checked by 'surrender to the power which has on} 'gunizcd all the resources of civilizu‘ ' tion to the end of imposing its brutal iron rule on the world. "Pence will not be scanned to tho ' world through the subjection of the :trm- and democrutic nations. “We shall be as loyal to the strut; 'lulc for freedom and dcmocrucy at home an to the strugglc for freedom :utd democracy in intcrnutlonul rela- tlons. “To the men and women of the Am‘ , et'icnn lubor movement, and to all sin} more friends of democracy and inter— Tnatimtulism. we call for loynl support to America and. her allies in this ‘grcut struggle. Lot us make our be- loved Republic stronu illlli victorious ,tor the sake of immunity. and thus linsuro for our children. and their 'children the priceless horitutzo of lib- ert and democracy. Let us. at the so 6 time. slund shoulder to shoulder in tho fight against the tons of demo- cracy within our own borders. tvsolv- cd never to rest. until the ideal 0th ,idcmocracy. industrial. political and 7 with improper conduct and resistance. of the police, pleaded guilty. In the that man who became a millionaire. pleaded not guilty and was assigned an, Wallace A. Dunn of Stamford, charg-. led with assault. was fined $25 without . Wallace alleged that the con-3 . .dcmocratic nations of ill“ world res- duct or his wife and 3 boarder cause-dime auto that was standing at him to put into effect the “unwritten 33“" law" administering a severe beating ml“) be enjoying itself was the garden the boarder. Attorney r. B. Hickey or hose ”‘3‘ w“ “3”“ °“ hte 1“” sence ti‘ lh‘.‘ dt~ft:t:iant's nouns-.1 out: all formality was waived and \‘t'nllttce ,pieuded guilty and was lined. ooucsrtc JOYS. ‘ iQ Mrs. Crabshaw—imight have murricd Crabsbaw—Forgct it my dear, if he‘d. costs, also given a jail sentence of married you he. would be as poor as I am."~l.amb. I . "He just been discharged," said‘ the rifle gloomily. “l'm going to strike,"h said et clock with decision, "l'm working too much." grouped a keg of beer in the cellar. “I‘m tired, too,” said the wheel of the seemed The only thing that ~Boston Traust‘ript.’ ~mbw . ._.._—_‘___ w- ___ NEW SHOWING 0F Silk Dresses, Silk and Wool Skirts and Fall Suits At Moderate Prices Athreatly Reduced Prices Large Variety of Patterns and Sizes. A. J. Angevine & Son ‘Co. :lnlernntionnlism has been attained." l HOSPITAL mores. Children Cheerfully gatrile'u' l Admitted Saturday: Leonard Fangel- and Patiently W .M 0::t'lgt2fl0u' . 'grass, of 1610 President street, Brook- Treated by Modern, . .Sympnthellc I lyn. N. v. (discharged) Painleu Method- Acepfic Office~ ‘ Treatment. Admitted Monday: Miss Lon Hub~ ' v bell, of 73 Spring stroet;; Mrs. Anna Bassinger of Aiken street. V DR'S‘M' Bmz Admitted yesterday: Henry Weber Moderate Surgeon G“ Admlnloum |of Cranbury: Mrs. Mary IRopztsko, 29 Charge; for Very - by the Oxygen Cliff street. and James Heavens of Na- ramake avenue. Discharged Monday: Mrs. J. B. Wen- ner of Belden avenue and W. J. Milenz of West Sandeake, N. Y. Bent Dental Work. *. Dischargediyesterdny: Patrick Dan 15 Years In ion of Westport and Michael Gallagher - the Practice of of Fort street. Highmasa Dentiltry. DENTIST 75 South Mlln Street .Hours9a.m.t09p. In. by appointment. W "~- Method. Goli'and Porcelain Rectoratlon. ‘ All kinds of Artifl. l clll‘ Dentures, ‘ Crown and Bridge t Work, Etc, Skit. fully Done ____.__._,_______ E'Etwoodnclover‘ SCHOOL ‘2 , .. sHOES ‘ Smart, in appearance, Strong, ’dnd“iiidtpendcnco.“_ " "‘ ed today- . ‘ ' ’ The WWW . in pollutant! sing-lo pieces." fIJVVBIVIIiltJucht.mountaingnawing.“t mmmibut.M-md 1. ‘ y in. mw"'- . V ‘V .. ._..__ ~ . 3. . Ivoryigrticlghimou Elw00d&Glover , ' 1 New Fall Styles‘iin Silk Dresse . $10.81hd’. $12 ON‘CREDIT .1 ' nu: summon, 42180. Mun’Street 2,. 2; Furnitureotnrmrades v. Ourstwohig floors are filled - ’Wetnot: onlyohow the htelttsndzmostoxolmive‘stylo‘ain?“ “MFRWW for-“mm“! = ' .t‘ g . . l 5—. with all murmur. V t l §W(.(i:llt1:0.1 I ’t Special prices on all the ‘ higher priced merchandise. g THE LITTLE suor 60 "0"" "am .5'- 5? "WW3” i .7 RAYMOND BROTHERS 2 Hamlin-3; 137 Washington St. Building Materials of Every Kind Sewer Pipe, [and Tile, Well Pipe Fire Proofing Material, etc. I". .4113? ANOTHER $2.50 SET or PICTURES FREE Don‘t miss the set of delightful baby pictures (in colors) in PICTORIAL REVIEW for September. There are seven of the cunningcst pictures for framing you ever saw. You get them included free with PICTORIAL REVIEW FUR SEPTEMBER I~ On Sale Now / 1 5c :1 Copy ., iAMEs’ Dorm-iv. SO. NORWALKV .- l ; CONN. fr _- l o. B. JACKSON ' 'OPTOMETRIS'I 58 Wall Street. Norwalk. XRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfordl in Gold or Shell Shut-0n and Other Mauritian. Thorough examination of theeyen. Ocullsts' prescrip-V dam promptly tilled. Export Repairing. ‘ _ lingerie blouses. i Regular $2.98 value for $1.98 and Q IOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Pa... .t ’3’. DORLON nous-RAE} (Gregory Boulevardl East Norwallr Opens May I 3HORE DINNERS AND ALI: KINDS OF SE‘A FOOD .2 COOKED TO ORDEP Telephone 720 fig, - TEETH - 1 WITHOUT PLATES Dr. I. H. Mallory 1618mm so, So. Norwalk. ct. ‘- Kamila. m. tofip.m.,7tc8p.m_.' Itundain By Appointment Only -‘ 3mm. The Banner Bakery Tel 367 5 Monroe ctr... on," l tum-h, .4 7 * CWEALLY 8: 3mm. ~ Ir Mmsm NEW ACCOUNTS The omcers of this Bank will be glad at any time to confer with you regarding the opening of an account, and to extend any courtesies within their power. We are always ready to act in an advisory capacity, when requested—our service is complete. - We take unalloyed pleasure. in giving special attention to new accounts—to cutitomars inexperienced in finance. . onurovery truly, . . The City, N ationalBank South-Namath, can". Headquarters for SchooiShocs All or the nest-Marmot Boys. amour . summon steering ’ emu—cranes; and colors ‘ mums»- We are now able to supply on mstomers with rms, made to SUGAR. nuns and count”. RINGS in addition to our regulnr - arrows? AT LAW .9 or Booklet _ .. P on l’atontom V I“! IRIS STREET . BRIDGEPORT. comment. . sxeness senwce AT FREIGIfl RATES T0 new YORK ‘ PORTATION LINE, Inc. . Vt Freight boat-leaves Pier 45, Eli. . d t s d . ta , Skim: stilt?“ timid... 3- 5:” p a ZELU FF’ ' 1 North Maui Street; 833--Phonos-- 1 532] )rder each day]. We also 11‘ij “00k. 1 Late Examiner ‘ t}. 5. Patent Office f‘ , t P . . _._._-_--__a 9“ I'HE ANNINO J. SMITH TRAN‘“ River, New York (foot of Jocks“ S p. m. and at Scull: Nor-walk up I; o 9 -» Whitman sChocolates. Drugs Prescr . . ' 'rvpawnn'sns—n o: S'mltn. 1:11de Remington, V .makea, sold}: ‘ repaired. Rentals... 68;. per month. Machindl.‘ sold at $5 per month. PLUMBER ' TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 150 Fdlrflold Ave" Bridgeport. Con'i‘: It You Have ' i? FlEBUlLT h 8‘“ s. on ‘ IT TO . 8-- Successor to Wm. Em. Phone 499 ‘ , 37 Fort Street, East Not-walk ‘ “the Motticonomlc new, _ nus. am my man VALUE Flushes __ Pics cert. Soldzai All Stores. L; ‘Try them: ' m~~_ " ”Merv. m _ .. . . “gratuitiit‘ttcfe : uswrno neutereug’somdr
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