MW” , no: inhibitin-
mm compared with the
7 other whom-as She has taught as
hard as on: of then: e-‘xocpt monthly
France, and today she has more visiy
bit: accomplishment to her credit than;
In. t A. In. GOLDEN.
ESTABLISHED 3! any at the rest.
JAMS WEN And in lending the charitable 11ch
M:- So long delayed, it‘s fitting that our
HONDAY, 331,110, 1917’ boats should take the leading pal‘i.
W The Italians will appreciate comribtr
muons mono you
TOMORROW
/ nichude 3:09 a. m: 31" 1”“-
coming through
For Italy is the land of
poetry and sentiment,
lions all the more,
their hands.
as it has been
for so many centuries. Her war is
Sun rises 5:30; sets 5:09. being fought with poetry and music
# no less than with shells. D’Annunzio
Member of the Associated Press
The Associated Prcss is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication
of all news credited to it or not other-i
wise credited in this paper and nlsot
the local new-3 inbliabcd herein.
and Toscanini play almost an impor—
We?
should take satisfaction in the k‘nowl-z
taut a part as GenC-adorna.
edge that our own poets, as allies, are
doing their humble part.
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Basil-glam g 8: fl M, the opoech he 1.; reported w have LIAY BE NO REPUBLI. pause. arose and said that it was not own colunms also criticised the ad- PRESER‘“ Bed Spreads
. - A . -. - - inecessary to tell of the things that ministration of the Snead brand of \i 1‘; RS Crochet, hemmed br-d spreads,
W CAN CITY TICKET IN
" “W” made when the visited te tomb of La-
It was one of the shortest
and one of the
WHAT GERMANS CAN DO
Says Ouo ll. Kuhn of New York
City;
“Speaking as one born of German
‘faycttc.
upccchcs on record,
most cloquent.
It was during the parade of the
parents, I do not, .heuitutc to state it American troops through Paris, on bT 3:33 olléfpcolplelwfi) Vise}: pi‘etuctnt name, fluff, tho1 \v-git'or gr amyitlufial. Top ouch pile, chalice s I? a in: .
- " ‘ H119 “1‘9““ . . “‘3’ ills-t whom the iuutr k '.: ',' ‘8 l“ - ° ‘9 0 it“ a” 08. F861 3 ur 83/ ng . In no Spec . .‘fi.
as my “a” oouucttou :1: “tumulthe day Of 11“” “"1“”- “ hen Gen. bclnitgs. 1 t "m“ 3‘iatrom delegates started a livelylpino-Enecrct to anyone in the newnpupcr Jelly Glasses v, Ill a.“ “'3 *
' ",est service which men 0 crmu Pershiu reached the tomb of Lara)" The. second 8...,“ u , , ~ chic game in one corner of the roomH game in this section that (In-3 of thc . .- . '1 . .
- teccdcm: cult render to flirt g". t d M walked up to Hon Opened at 8 0.210012139833331;while the others wandered around,f editors of the Advocate writes those. 802' one, “‘1‘ ““ covers. curtain SWISS
or an ‘ ' .. . . file 11" diamoun o a ‘ ‘ , ‘evcning with tho following (Me atekitulking among cach,othcr. land that l had no part in this matter 35¢ dozen Yard wide, stripes. d 3 che‘
‘ . m is to DI‘OClBlm . g . , , ,
country 0f the“ am; - ' .. and!” “0100de at ”‘9 5‘1"“ 01 “‘9 mm'i turnout: John D. Milne, Nelson W." 3mm" “‘1'?” 1? gclo'c‘k, ”‘9 F1911)?“ 3‘5 iguch'sgrplrtseilnusiblr Suoad A J . k and funcy patterns. worth 17c.
and to 5mm up for ”my. brent, ions Frenchman, saluted. and Saidéil)flfl(qiyfi" “10",.“ chairman, C. 1”";le daisuppor mi:i ’u no minimum rekw film 0 89H ;‘ at bar on of court: W “‘0 ar R80 8 Suecral . _ . _ . _ 12 1-20 y
$ , . , . d, . n2. 133lngl0n.(zeorgo H. Ric-limo 1 l . re mo cxocu to 898310“ n one o hilt en made t e an jcct o suc Holds 9, ht jars .
'. ' , 15 31111 “nu‘mdl qualities RD - ‘ Ill vr-hl . .5 . g - u-u" .u—n- —
fine “198 quietly. lbt. John chlcr nud Chzvrler H‘ Dil.’ ""9 unto rooms to discuss "'9’ altua .comments. 98c '
traditions which they inherited from. “Nous voi‘u mf-wetic‘" 'worilr of the first ward- \laurioc H ivtion. After a recess of about ten min-l Someone wlth u guilty conscience , ' Sash Curtains
. , t _ - . ‘ A . .
.7 their ancestoru, and to not lb?” ”‘5' “Ilcre we are, lutt’ayettci" That woo;
- I J
on like flint, thc lllOnbtmil‘S‘ulL
doctrines and all”; Of a ridership whicul no waving the flu: or pawiug the air
‘1in robbed them of the Gcrmuny which.
i or making the eagle scream.
they loved and in which they .‘om‘i An orator might havc expanded that
just pridc,’the Gcrmuuy which had
i
. the good will. rcspcct and admirationicomd make it big volume of it. A ll.
. of the entire world.”
against
i .‘l
brury would not. oxhuust its manning.t
are bccoming common among our cit- our American rcmlution,
lens of German birth. They point it
.m‘mi which native Americans haveltmops' our munch“ debt to him and
emphasized sluco the very lwgiunlng.‘I Franco. and the final, dramatic an-
of the wur-—thut the Germany in armsi pcnrunco ol! America in Europe. in;
ecia
separate skirts.
Every, length
a pro are in
5,900 Yards of
manuals lengtbS, suitable tor dresses and
l Bargains .
All Wool Dress Goods, in
in decided bargain.
all the Fall Shades.
SPECIAL 7
STORM SERGE, 44 INCHES WIDE.
These serges hem the highest reputation for color, finishad
Nultiug. Judge/John H. Light. John J}
,.C“!‘“"' who wont in us ulternuto fori
No fuss. no oratorical Hub-dub.) Philip Custolluno. who who to ‘
who went in as ultcrnutc
3 Mlllcr, who wu’s ubsent owing:
‘ iot‘ biminosa,’ Charles A, With
iinlo thousands of words. A historian; fun J. Smith, Chorles E. Hoyt
i hn A. Smith and Judge H. \‘oshurgh
.oi’ the ucooud ward;
n: ‘who was alternate (o
Fortunately such utteranrf‘fi 1‘5 ””"i In those three Wordu wel‘e embraccdi :2th was "mom 0“"
. unions,
the herok‘chaues u
ilicli lvcn us by ’Lufuyctlc and hileillium R‘ Aim-m. Frank W. G"
t g tory and John E. Joncu. of tho ‘5
ward; Victor E. Trlstrum,
Taylor and Eugene (‘ushm
fifth ward.
iMayor Harstrom had done. while in justice in this town, and that mu
iofllco, because the people kniewvot‘ his stories agree with those in your own ’
good works. ”Mn/Milne said “lmt‘n‘colunm‘a and were but accurate rec-
;have another ballot for a change." lords of the proceedings of the local
5 Another ballot was taken with thcjcourt, us all who were spectators
tunic result‘of twelve to twelve. Thun‘E acme. About the comments made by
i interest seemed to subside and a hour, Mr. Snead's superior on the Advocate
THE FIELD FOR THE
OCTOBER ELECTION
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(Continued From Page One)
Mason’s. nintsbr an.
Lightning Style Preserve
l Jars. pints or quarts
pretty Marseilles designs, full of!»
Special 9m
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utos the delegates returned and rd
Bumcd their places.
land a shaky hand must have written
{“Obscrvcr‘a letter. for i am sure that
mod to! Chairman Bcncdlct announced thatino one clue will find any conncction Rubbers aging“ffinféchen‘med ready to:
lay at home owing to tho tum,m offtbe recess was closed and that the=betwccn the ventilation of Durion 3 d f ‘ ' g“, ' _
, Mrs. Caste-11mm. Charles B Miller imoeting could resume business. Judaic} court affairs and the pending no-ll- Olen 01‘ 19C Smal - - - - - - - 34c Dal!
. . ,, . .
-Voahurgh made a motion that tbvlcenae content, for there has been no
delegates proceed to fill out the. rev possible slant or color toward citlier
malndcr of the tickct sino’a no agrec-‘ side in my stories. However. had I
Frank-l mcnt could be rcucltcd as to the hour, been so disposed, I could have made
' :lnec for the oflicc of muyor. ' Mr. Dil- good "dry" copy. for n “honorable
for William;
to prcssi
crs, Ru'l
Fits ’Em All Fruit Jar
Good quality Swiss in figured and
.-,r1:-. no.»
i.
lava/I \W».
a. .‘.
AW om
A w niuriugéi“'°“‘h arose and objected to the mo-’ example" of John Burleycorn’s ef-
,. Illcnrv Sclzciri tion on the ground that the oilloc. of; fecto would not bl‘ hard to find.
"g to .méflts of" mayor was first on tho lint of cundl-; Youra truly,
ll. Fielding mm'datcs and therefore it was to bo vnt-i l). E. RICHTER.
M n“, third “jam: . admupon before any of the other of-,
' Judge Light favored the motion:
Josoih ll j ado by Judge Vouburgh, and W“;
n" "I, 'U n that inasmuch no the delegates couldl
0 "‘gnot it upon a candidate for the.
iomcou mimic, the delegates could
. limowddo till the Millie}: of the tick
Philip
Who,
EVEN A FORD WON'T
romp? m RUN ON SHELLAC
EAST HAMPTON, Sept. IDs—Those
. s _.
Tho convention opened With the - nice littlo Ford cars that one ecu,
3,..flghtlng brutallll".f01‘ world d""‘1<‘runco's own suprcmc crmsffg‘puyl wading: of the minutes by the sccrc
”Will not the Foal Germani'. bl“ i tho debt. ‘ 33:13:05)?!“ufirl‘fiwfii’cliiml‘lm'wand were
‘ . . . a . . . 'us move
3“..al‘l;tficlul crcation of “1‘ 09m 1111 Hus any orutor cvcrsur‘pussed fluidity Judi!» Vnnburgh that the alter?
'nutes be accepted. This wus donc
land John 1.). Milnc moved that tho
.convcutlou proceed to ballot.
Chairman llcncdlct asked that in
order to prevent any mistukcs such on
happened on li‘rlday evening. that tho:
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It lsjbat ruling claim with which we};
3 fl, and
like delcéatcn who are for Mayor Hur~
strum if thcy wcrc willing to ngrcc
iupon
uuago reported on front page. where»
upon Mr. Dllwort‘h arose and answer
cd Judue Light that the dolountcs on
his. side of the house were first, last
and all the time for Dr. Ilaratrom.
it's an utterance to stir the blood of
*‘ém war. We “'“1' against the (391250va Amerlcuunoldicr. it might bcI
.‘mun P9091? only in 8° my as lhcy lendi! ihc motto of the. American army . . H1
heir aymrathy and “PW“ ‘0 “when. u
luflnal purposes "I an uni'cpucnonta-i thut our troops fecl its they go to figlill.
livedb’mpgror and hlg sword-rattling; for France and freedom. 1 ‘
nobles. l _..__..__
‘ We consider the rank and mo oi'htbez LEAN ER GARBAGE ‘ 1
't‘man nation incomprehenfilbll' ‘stu-g‘ The food administrator bus been;
old-tor 19.“ng thcmsulves be. 5‘0 m15"l:1klttg a garbage census cOvcring 59?
ed But We bell“; they are callable/fitters, with a combined population of“
(if tilting up and ,rc-usscrtim-i the 0m, 21,000,000, His object. was to discov-
elioas,.honcsty’. decency and human-X or whether the recent notional move-
. glitch Characterizbd German? be'E'mcut for the curtailment of iood,wasie
cthe present regime 01' llmlel‘ll‘l;lius been effective. The results were
U ’ ilitary Kultur. ifouud highly encouraging.
. i {sure glad l0 find Gcrnmn-Amcrl-i So far as may be judged from analy-
‘. ‘ and' ‘ even German-American . sis of garbage, household waste in the
pet‘s, coming to ‘ cxpvcss this: l'uited States has fallen off about one-
,It is a horeful sign. Therehutrd.‘ The reports cover the'month of.
‘ lute, when German ideals wereiluly, and \compare it with the same,
, lé Wllh America'u “19313- Thfit month last year. It was found that
by return if “1080 who under in all but 12 of the 59 cities the waste
tlt nations do their (low. had been lessencd from 25 to 43 per
in no, éerViCt? our Temonit“ cent. The most creditable showing.
an render either Germany or was made by San Diego, Cal. _
-‘ “use great'as helping the Ger- Many . cities, like many families,
at home t0 understand 1‘10"?!“ used to pride themselves on what 3
their country‘s present COUrsel‘garbage collcctor aptly torms “swell
‘ —-——-—-——-O ’ curbagc.” They do so no more. There
Y AND AMBU‘LANCES is wholesome rivalry in utilizing odd;
.ierican Poets' Union hos um and 91“}5 9f edible f°°d “‘5‘?“ 0f-
“ raise $100.30.) to supply throwing them away. There is a new
mbulunces' to the Italian ar- disposition to use up fats.due.to the
”735 ‘ that'lan’i really the of- lesson tought by the European fat-m-
of thé‘orgaiuzauoii. Possi- 11111193 There ié developinga commen-
ts‘huven’t been organized dable sense of shame at letting food
U ' . . ' . ' ‘ . , ' file on
for? 9‘“ “W ... EVE:Smilflléhlhlaf...ll:
are doing it~poets by ‘ _ _ L .
, ,. ‘ ‘ lean garbage can, all have come into
malice; men and Womfli of honor. . . .
WI convictions to admit But we've only started. When we:
”5' , save twice as much as we do new, wd
' ‘9““med that m3.” may ny 0131mm real thrift.
i this money them: , . . .
‘ould ever expect any
you to have as much
i i {didn't . utterly-161'.
. Bosron'o MAINE MEN herons?
:TO. woaK. ‘
i isrniuomnw. Mags. “Sept. 10.43
, Soveniyfflveiomnloyen.of‘the‘IBogton 8:
to whole story and expresses all “at ”3 placed in front of him,
that all dclcgalcs drop their vote
it. Mr. llllwortli moved that the to
ilcrs be prevented from dis 7
.any but blaukbullots. This
[able and the voting procccdcd.‘ w
the result that the vote 'w
Twelve votes for Judzcl
and twelve votes for Mayor
drunken man in the rear of tlic hall
yelled out: .""\tht are y
for, the dollar?
hud hint repeat his“ rcm'irk and int
. . l . lll
nftcr ho had done so.
a in}
tributing ’
was ogre...
as u tle.
Tammany
Horntrom.’
When the vote was announced. u‘
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said that hci
from outsltlcrs,i
on looking
Chairman Bencdéct
tvnntcd no rcutuiks
‘nnd thut‘ if any more wcrc made, the?
ilistorbcr would be cj
tall.
noted from thoi
l
The uccond ballot was made. and'
the vote was the same. A third bttlJ
lot was cast mid still the vote wnsi
ihc same. Then a trifle. of the firm?
works started. when. Judge Vosb‘urgli‘
arose and made a motion which was,
seconded, that. if tho busine‘i‘zs had not
been finished by midnight that an adv
journmcnt to be taken until 8 o'clock
this evening. Mr. Milnc arose and
said that ho offered an, autcudmcnl
that when the business was through
that. the matter of adjournment be
taken up and that "they were in no
hurry." Judge Vosburgli said that.
that was satisfactory,but that busi-
ness transacted on Sunday ivould not
be legal. Some more discussion fol-
lowed. , ‘ .
After the discussion, Mr. Dilworth
begged the indulgenc’e of convention
while he made, a few remarks about
the c‘apabilitypf Mayor Harstrbm. He
said that during thetlmo that Mayor
Harstrom has been in office he had
been on duty 1,799 hours in his oflloe,
which was on in average of three
hours a day, counting 300 days to the
year. He said that no .inayor... in the
previous history ‘of Norwalk had boot:
on duty ‘one half of. the time in pro—
portion io the present mayor. land he
uddcd ~. that when a mayor works
threo.hours «it day that'that was “go-
lug home." , '
Judge, Light arose and said that that
was only fair, because he received
”$1,000 a year and that he ,should put
in three "hours a day orréven‘t‘ ten
bout-319. day‘ it it proved; necessary.
3and he addod that‘mhen Judge‘ Tami
did his. dutyhuutnuy to the specials,
without even and cent; of remunera-
‘ "titanium! tbht tie barium much‘tfm .
i“ “9399““ antiwar u ennui tie
would'i ‘do the lame thing law “He
néM~ inuvrotuwneiueunum ‘
. Wonders
numeric wb‘ik'this‘niqmttlg nit-l
' ' ' comment.
and tlon that this meeting adjourn until
coded by Mr.“Milnc, who cut-lie: in.
_ the evening announced that his sldc'
”h was in no hurry. The voic wus unnnb
imous for adjournment.
EDITOR RICHTER
month; all over the streets and frontal
and woods, and in pretty show canal-3'
and on some people's watch fobs, are
supposed to stand anything, to rumble
right along with half the insides miss-
ing. to run without gasoline or other
expensive luxuries. but there is even
a limit to what they will stand, as
Judge D. A. Markham of Westchester'
and Hartford would undoubtedly ton-
tlfy to before any jury. A few days
ago he decided it was about time the
car had a drink. for it is a well known
fact that nothing will run without. in
lbrlcution, even a camel nail to have it
:every seven days, so he. gave it a
"good one. about tw quarts of nice .
LY ‘ slippery oil.
I
oreby unvotlme He naked
a compromise candidate in lun-
Kn
Judgc 'V’o‘eburglt then made a pm
this evening at 8 o'clock in tho court
room in the city ball. This was sec:
'Thc Fleischer Yarns are the most favored
We carry as lull assortment as possible
under present “scarcity, of wool
A. Dickerman 8:. Son
omnnrml‘rsrm ‘ ‘
8'4 Washington St.
unsusn's - vms
Knitting Was Never so Popular
as at Present
Knitting fog. the Army
Knitting far the Navy
itting for the Friend
Phone us
V
MAKES A REP
E The car did not act like itself at all
in fact
|after a few miles of travel,
(Continued From Page One) beamed to grow despondent. then dis-
- coum d and finally quit. An exam‘
But your correspondent. the “013- go
‘ . . lnation of the interior revealed about
server” who is too modest to Sign hut;
own name, will make himsclf known’mm quarts 0’ 51'9““ that had. stuck
to mo, 1 may be able. to tell him some . together nearly every moving part.
things which he does not RIIOW.‘ and they were stuck‘harder than the
though he thinks be known the affairs mortgage on “1° old farm. The flip.
go‘lfigcehgfifif‘guémfig Rows-£3 pied car has been recuperating at the
clout history of two years ago to lentlocnlguraga and will soon be out on-
some things he thinks he knows about L‘joylng itself, but never again on 4 that
the wet and dry contest. in this town' shellac stuff,
at that time, and to share them with;
the general public. Since I generally
keep my affairs to myself. I know-
that he has only been guessing, andi
I am .pncfectly willing to set him and.
the public. right about some of those‘ , ’ .
experiences—~forgottcn until he recall-E ““5 will~be discussedbymeu actively.
ed them. Because of my attitude in intereltedln the food problem of this
that. campaign, while editor of the? and other countries at meetings tube
Darien Review, that paper 1°“ "39“? held here Friday'aud Saturday under.
eral” subscribers as he “says—«jug l ‘ . . _
. . . the auspicearof the American Academy
four of thema~aud two of them were of Political and Social Science. Her-
1
”'1'",-
FEEDING THE NATIONS
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. lure-Ques-
tions relating to the feeding of the na—
ln‘orrears and never paid ”for what
EXplorer Who Found Cracker Land a Mirage,
many heldthe office of mayor, that hci.
they owed; but the Review added
many timesfitbat' number of bubscrlb
era to its list, of folks who appreciat-
ed a paepr whichfstood for sobriety
and decency, which is the only kind
I, have ever wanted to conduct. Al:
though the opposition threatened to
put me out of business, and actually
bribed ‘a wouldvbe newspaper then,
its‘ :dltful career even in Stamford».
published in Stnmtordkto enter . the ‘
,Darleu field, which distributed etude
copies daily—no one would_,evcr have
paidireal money for it, it folded its -.
tent” like the 'A‘rabs and bluntly-stole :7
nwray from Dorian nit-noon as the. .
campaign producer, ondxsoon ended .
while I, thank,you. labor voluntarily
turned over The Review'to other par-
bqrt commons tarball-less one of—Zt‘he
sessions 0’11.pr coutm'l. this public
Norwegian rulinsloniknow 3‘ln ‘tbls coun-
dutloape‘rmlt'. ‘Frldilorulilousen, of the .
try, w'u*Mmuur-,to.mmu' .
M. . V .
i.
now; writing. “"dry" frontier for pilot
memo newspaper-are! the (stow ch
.twseek,;‘ “comb, few ,
alanine!“ luau " , go rum
‘ ' it “While
despair-am still on decku‘ifld Jim
n.WIfl‘:‘
y'oa‘ucuzgn‘iwgouorzor ~
. my 11W...
. ‘ . iimooltlllldn,-ithet explore r. has just returned from bis-long trip
to mom 1:; whorlasotuongioihor things he found that. “Cracker Lord.”
fidmirul‘d’olrp“, wan im'ercly omit-ago; and that no "land a»
[listen the dinowcrer'ofi t he, North Pole. believed hedmd my
1,! shown at the righto‘f the explorer. headed the expedltlu
e e . ' .. . ,5 . , i' .
flirted limit!
it. n.
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