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. Exssnbauador‘o Story, “My Four
Years in Germany," To 3:
Printed in Full
The big outstanding question bcfore
’the American people today,
which President Wilson answered in
3 his rcply to the Pope, is “Why is the
. United States at war with Germany?"
' President Wilson said, “To make
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WHY WE‘RE AT WAR!
the one ,
hat-to m-thomudyblhlrdr'
prior this: feud tbot the on was
locked up in In“: neighbor‘s barn ,
More”. who but would” to do about ‘
the prcmisul or this neighbor, claims
that the Kovacs boy bod brokcn tbc'
lock of the barn and at this point u‘
tangle which could not be solved came‘
up before the court, and it nus ncces»!
sary lhut this point he dropped. Then}
the cbargc of throwing a. rock at}:
_Morell came. up. The testimony con»?
Eccrning this was running prettyl
$510901. but it suddenly switched off to)
1the Cow affair and as Attorney Dwyc l
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mono, TON
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llb» world safe for democracy." For-
2 Evelyn ' inter Ambassador James W. Gerard.
Ein his book, “My Four Years in Get“
In the Dark
mnnv,” rel'cals tht1 facts that prove
ILL-3t so iv "r 'l: (‘r man militarism is
Pom Pom Onestep _ -. the .t to 151'; rorld is unsafe for
; dclllocracy. '
_ Honky Tonky Onestep
' I‘ Mr. Gerard presents. with permis‘
ONNE [JL'Y’SJ 1sion of the president, the facts he
, lcarned whilo American Ambassador
16 80. Mom St. '
ltn t‘lcl‘mmly. of thc plans of the
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘Kaiscr and his general: for world
domination. He tells how the (‘cown
' iiy News
By Mitzi
Prince had announced that some day
ch‘n my would go tp war with the
liniwl States “for the fun of it."
\\'hcn Mr. Gorard returncd from
Berlin after four exciting years, cud.
ins: in . l weeks as "t v'wual
prisoner. his facts startled tin world
'llnd brought forth commcllt and rc-
plic’: from German officials and news-
rumors,
l‘dr. Gcrard's own story—“lily Four
Years in Germanv"—which brought
forth this flood of comment and dis-
cussion, is to be printed in full for
New York newspaper rcn‘dcrs for the
first time. Tile Ncw York American
will bc tho first and only New. York
newspaper'lo publish Mr. (lornrd's
own illtcrcutillg and thrilling story.
‘My Four Yours in Gcl'lnuny" starts
,in next Sunday‘s American and will
continue in thc daily and Sundal‘
Amcricun for about six weeks. Goth
crous installmcnls will lw printed
‘ cl'ery day.
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‘ SAFE REMEDY FOR CHILDRE
g¢..
he condi‘ion of Congresmlall E. J.
has reported this morning as be-
; About the some. The congressman
, ., a rather rcstlcs‘s night, but this
filing was [riding morc comfort :l’g‘e.
E0 trace lvllatcvcv ot‘ the body of
Rev, Father Francis Woods. (if
klyn, who is thought, to how bct’n
1‘ Wood off Kevscr's ISllt‘ld lust week.
.. ‘ been found according to rcpnrts
{330m Mattress Institute this afternoon
impress timc. Thc scorch for the body
still going on.
.wANCInc SATURDAY Nlo’I-IT
”flown Assembly Hall, Grace ill-others"
fill! orchestra.
uncunceu‘mnl is made that the bum
natts‘meetlng of the, South Norwulk
flongregatloual Church aunouncod for.
this evening has ‘ been indefinitely
stponed owing to the extraordinary
tructlnnin thc First District. No-
te will be given lutcr as to the time
meeting.
Every pnrcut is, or should be, carc-
ful in giving,r medicine to children.
Chas. Baker, Brownsville, Tcx., wrltcs
"For some years past I have used Fol-
ey's Henry and Tar and have found it
especially efficient for bad coughs of
my childrcn. i always rccommcnd it
to my friends as it safe rcmcdy for
children as it contains no opiates. My
wife would not think of using any oth-
cr kind of cough medictnc as it is cer-
tain topping quick and lusting rollcf.”
"A regular ntcctiug of Buckingham
Post. No. 12, G. A. it.. will bc held to-
rrtiw evening in the llcadmlartcrs
. iii the Town Assembly llull building.
,. ln‘)wsll street. Ono c‘andldnte will bc
musterod in. Routtno business will
‘ be transactcd. Mcetlngs'hcrcufl Miss Louise Gulluhcr. of Brooklyn.
will be hcld monthly. 1 N. Y.. is a wcckcud visitor at lhc‘bomc
_. of llrs. R. L. DcFm-cst, of Q‘llllllll‘d
-¥DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT .PLW.
Tomi Assembly Hall, Grace ..l‘olllcrs'
on orchestra.
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‘At‘ Uncle Salll'S‘Mlll'kPiS. on tho
(dwell, Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
fillets will bcobstacle and equipment
on for the representatives of all the
Dy Scout troops in tho. town. .A gift
tiered to the winner of each l‘tlL‘P.
nuc. was admited yesterday.
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Doesn’t Hurt!
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rs. Dengler will explni linturc ot‘
‘ " the bnvs. Scoutunrsicr. -
.9 :1,“ on is b .' l~r -e of th') Few drops stop local-Ion, than
‘n all m o m cm L, . ‘ corn or calluo lifts off ‘
uts. If you want real tun, conlc r with fingorsf
induce the races. Admission is frce.
Oil}; of the biggest hits of thc crtirc
devllle show which was proscntcd
the Green last night. was a son:
lid ed “Connecticut," u parody on
‘ lsslppi." The selection was ren-
',by Miss I. Dcclurc. and will be
ted at both pcrformlinccs this
‘l‘hc wozld nwcll thanks
to tho genius in Cin-
cinnati who discowt'cd
frrozollc.
Tilly botttcs of
had at. any drug store
for a low ccuts. You
113, in the uptown court would
”ppllcations must. be in by fivo‘
his afternoon. During the."
g, there were almost as many
or: callus
_ _ lcry bard corn, soft corn,
pod Hands, Face Of 1-1931! twcen til-"2* toes
.. , . luscs on bottom of feet.
u. burn, Bites or Stings of In.
ibiozibottle 25c
tbusiast becauso it really doesn’
hurt or pain one particle.
‘Ladies!
dresser and never let a corn or callu
ache twice.
’ n—Foweu Corporation
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‘ I Miss Mary bleanyrof 96 East “"9‘ could not bc prcscnt to testify. And
the
magic fluid can now be
11g. . ‘ s mply upply u. fcw
'9’“ . E or.” of frvczouc upon
rnard C. Tully :md licrbcrt 0 Pot-V r. t-Pnder, aching corn
were rcceivlng applications frolu‘ Ol‘ 11 burdened callus.
is desiring to bccomc voters. this 1‘; =tantly ihv soreness
“ lllSllePfl-TS and shortly
you will find the corn
so loose and
shrivclcd that you lift
it on" with the fingcrs.
p01- a few cents onelbad to prove that the boy wosficon-
can now get rid of or sclous of the fact that he w
or corn be -
. as well aspaintut carting a crime. Grand Juror Wltlmott
Everyone
who tries freez'one becomes an en- 9.
Keep a tiny bottle. on the
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said: ‘lt secms that the trial of tile
cow as the culprit was bsin bcaz-d i;l~
stead of tho assault with which the boy}
is clmrged.‘ This brought the matter
Joseph KOVEICS, Arrested 9n wher,‘ it came to a point when: Dn'yc‘xl
Complaint 0f Benjamin asked” the (curl ii :‘Léey were to ca'r}
“lore“, and Kept Several tinue all night’or was there to be some- t
Hours in Darien Lockup lilting dcnc, and as Willmott refused tol
- ___.___ grant the dischargn Justice Selleckt
The trial which was held last nightlihen sustained V"ili'3“:t1'5 cbjectlonl
pin Daricn proved to be a sequel to memod court was adjourned until Monday
‘Repuhllcan convcntion which was held|
in Norwalk last week and on Monday
night, whcn the deadlock of the Con‘
Evclltion was broken. ‘So it appcured at
tho trial last night when Grand Jurorl
Willmott und Attornc)‘ l). W. Dwyerl
could not comc to an ugrcctncllt con-l
coming the guilt of Joseph Kovacs vs trip yesterday to celebrate
Bcniamin .‘Jorcll was heard. The trial [second ““1de anniversary.
.was livcued by the humorous testi-
lm' uy that Mr. llorell gave and touch] Louis SChHChling 05 “POOH”. visit-
I‘d with a little more humor from At- Pd his brother. G. M. \'.. Schliemmg'i
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C. E. Dbrby of Norotou Heights, who .
has been on the sick list for some .
limo, is now able to be about again.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Owen left on a,
their .'
torney llwycr and Grand .luror \\'ill-"“’“~"nuy~
molt. The case as a wllolc was. it scri'i
.01... one, m. young Kovacs, who H only; Mrs. F. pecourcey. and family left.
tbirtccn years of age. was arrested on 3'95““‘133' for Sew York. where they
four charges and they are: 1. for “'i” spent a we“? vacation.
brcuch of thc peace; 2, assault; 3, )
gplziying truunt from school; 4, with the‘ R- ll.‘Smilb “'35 "WW1“! to return
intention of wrong doing. Charges‘lmm“ from.§now Hill, Maryland, last
tllrce and onIr wcro droppcd, only one night. where he aucudmi ”19 wedding
and two rcnmining against hint. Ko- 0’ his 50“ 3'93199‘351
l\'tl0li was arrcsted ycstcrday afternoon!
by Constable F. Ottmer of Noroton, and
‘u-us pxlccd in the cell in the town hall Of a former WSW" 0H1”
land it scents a very surprising fact minimum ““1”"- has returned ‘0 1’“
fllcur that he was kept in there “om‘llomc aftér visiting friends in town.
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one o'clock until about right o'clock
last night without having anything to? A donation 0‘ 5‘ stereoscope and a
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cat or on.“ having a bit of light during} ‘umbcr of vicwsbas bccu mudc‘ to (but
his confinement, whlcll is not. looked iDarlcn Library by 3 Stamford friend ofj
upon as just trcatmcnt to a minor. The Miss Emily Hall. the librarian.
case was then argued and Mr. Illorrell " .
was tho only witness heard and it1 Tho curtains, tablcs and 01h” t“H
sccmcd ”m m, was trying to hm.‘.:nlshings ot therestuurant i’ouucrlyf
Kovllcs convictcd on the ground, tbnticcnductcd by MW- “my Jayne, in “mi
he throw a rock at him and thou went LAustln block. “”9 removed Monday.
on to ‘tcll about harboring It cow. which‘ W'—
scemcd to be his main point. And that M“ and M“ Qharlos Franklin -Pur
.was about all that could be gotten out d-V of Noroton “99““ the “53“"
Input of their dub‘hbpr, bliss Dorothy
{of Morcll save for some of the ridicu- , W.
lous tcstlmony which he was starting ““3" to Dr. Theodore is?“ Lindstedt
of Grceuwlch.
to glvc, but which was objected to by
Attorney Dwycr. who was representing
:Kcvucs. There was to be udothcr wit-
inch board "after Morcll. but owing to
having bccll suddenly taken lll ho
J. N. \Vntrons, formerly an assist-,
am ill the town‘s highway department;
lwhosc llomc ls at East Hampton. ls cu-
1rolled..ut thc umccrs’ training camp at
l‘lattsburgb,
than cumc tllc brittle galore between
“Attorney llwycr and Grand Juror Will-
ulott. Dwyer bcgun to plclld his side. .. d
hum“: um um boy, being a minor, her vacation and rtsumt mulling the
bud no lutclltlon of committing a. piano to a number of her pupils. She
crilllc. or was bu conscious of thut fact "inlet” to take “PIA“: studies under
fund Hall as he was it minor under the Helm Biurt of .\ew lurk. after this
llllitutcs of 1917, Puragrupllsos, that work.
‘uo person undcr fourteen years of age
icould bc convicted of a crime and that
much a person could not be retained in l-
;u cell, but should have been kept in a
house of rcntcutiou or in ll private
faintly and not in a cell as he was con.
illncd in when his lawyer appeared andl
llclnandcd-tllat be be taken out. After‘
his plea Dwycr asked for a discharge
us tlie evidence was not su’iilcicnt to
convict the boy, and that the boy had
sull‘crcd enough for his punishment by
being confined in that room. pointing
to the room where the cells are locat-
ed. Grand Juror Willmott ob ectcd tol
tllc discharge and said that Slime kind lblansflcld avenue and the Post Road.
Those who were present utter the ac-
Of punishment must be inflicted upon cident occurred stat that voting Fair
the boy, who, he claims, willful] knew e ' ‘
y banks was slightly injured.
Miss Mabel Alton/bias returned from
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The paintcrs who have been busy [or
scvcrul wccks dressing up the local
,depo’ts. having finished that part of the
slob. are now cngaged in rcpaiutlng the
freight house and all the smaller bulld-
ings around the depot. including the
tool houses and the switchmun‘s towcr.
1 John Fairbanks. the son ol‘ Theodore
Fail-banks, come near being seriously
:iniumhls be was coming home from
2school yesterday afternoon, when it
tear, driven by a chauffeur frOm Vanst
'Brothcrs struck him at the corner of
' Hot a bit of pain 'or what he was at. This was the first
' VP. f Oil wmucn,.as . _ ‘
lions reccl d r l It i _ be. solulless ls felt when dcadlock. Then again Attorney Dwyerl ‘
wereirom the men. 5 i apply-lug ire-none or New de d this time goin into the de—r All men who have reached their let
that about one hundred women‘ afterwards. ‘ltldoesnvt hills of the new 'luw :o'lccrning tlglbmhda‘v’ and now residents in town,
a -de electors this fall, 1 gym ih‘llttte tie skin ‘ , _ . . ‘
ma ‘ . or flesh. “rim of juveniles, and that the state who hale 1“ ed in the state for six
months, and others who may be quali-
as commit-mad to vote at the town election on
‘Oct. 1, must have their names handed
to the Reglstrars of Voters today. The.
Registrars will be in'session for this
again objected to Dwyer’s demand for
discharge for the second time. As it
t‘was fruitless to go on this way Atton
ney Rwyer asked for a continuance of
the case until Monday night of next
iweek, and Kovucs was paroled in the
custody of his mother. ‘ This general
to 5. p. m.
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yourself. The rental is‘js‘o inexpensilre you really can’t afford
; sloop: to risk your valuable to theft, robbery, lire or loss. ‘
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scope of the trial was this: Young Ko-
vacs and two other members of his,
.famlly went after a cow which belong-
Eed to his mother and in so doing they
'went into a‘ilel‘d which ”adjoins their
ing a musicaito be glvell Saturday at
W W iof the womanlo‘Partytbe militant sut-
.A'" o”
ninntnmlflhlldu lean?“ banner” mw‘l‘m‘m' :
"W '°Ks "
A. ‘-Bnt'tennouse‘ " of Brooklyn
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purpose at the Town Hall from 9 a. m. .
antes of woman suffrage is made by a
.poste'r seen in various stores ,about
town. one of which is tacked - rtotbe
ktown front of the‘rov‘zil Hall, advertlsv
like home of Mrs. HVO.’ Hovemeyer oi,
{Palmer‘s Hill, Stamford. next Satur-
jday. The unairrls under the auspices
traglst‘s who Melly. sent to jail for
lilac-V}
mavedllnto Henry WWI cemolll;
blookjbouso on the Post Rood. wbl'b.
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ORRECT fit is unimportant a part
of clothes that we make a study o"
the art. We try to fit not only your body:
but to show you fittinltr colors. proper
styles. fitting materials. for you and your
needs. We out a great deal of care into
this: because we accept responsibility for
it: if you are not wholly satisfied we want
you to come back with the goods.
Hart ’Schaffner & Marx suit:
here to fit every man
They’re designed for Vextra large
men, stout mm, tall men. extra large; 5
the lines have to be different to give
the best effects.
' But the style’s in them, the distinct-
.ive lzldIVIduallty, the fine tailoring and
fabrics. Men of these types want these
things as much as anybody." .
$20, $25, $30 ,
The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
. Norwalk South Norwalk
.;;;'.'.;}utl; Eintéfiii no. in: m -_.. N " ‘
rs ew mo 8 be cut worl ’ . ,
{13$ “"‘ °‘ ‘ g. family of Patriotlc Dolls
ar 0 . , e ‘0 e ty, tw '
pafcelts frfothlZKEfll-icl’vlyplllznluc. hay: FREE
25$.T‘l‘l‘.f§.fl§."$l?lt£§.533‘}: To the Most Popular am Between the Ages of 4. and 12
the heart of “‘0 10“: “Cl“: “'9“ Name
Arenua and Leroy avenue, is one
which local people have tons first?“ Address
to see opened up, and this is an indica-
tion that the hope may be realized. ll This Coupon good for one vote when deposited at The
was on part of this property that the Sentinel omce,
body of Mrs. Margaret Fail- was found ' _ ._.|
tllrcc years ago last month. Her bus. =—-"-E _m.__..1___2‘- .. __
mnnd and his alleged accomplice. Jack ‘ lives on the road and. the train was
Dcvcrenux, are now serving time for IRIVINE Run BREAKS,‘£$3§gmsiy:t fiqgggg'trzleee 01:05”:th
thc crime.
'trains was kept from going into the
. lmeadows. Fortunately not a wheel
I‘lcft the truck.
l‘ United States Commissioner Rich-
‘ard F. Carroll. who was coming down
if"? [film-gold to hold court hero.‘
. ,sal t s a ternoon that he considered
Bad Accldent to the Con-‘ it a most narrow escape from a com-
' ' r ' ,plete wrecking of the train. He said
nectlcut Rlver Specml onlthut when the accident occurred the
Anothcr big real estate dcal has been
put through in Tokcnekc. Mrs. Rich‘
urd/Tiudcr has bought all the land ly- ‘
ing between her previous holdng and Remarkable Escape From a
tho property of Dr. T. hi. Lloyd. and
also the place opposite the Tjadcr cs-
' lmen , which has been the home
12b}? :11 Ills ham the baritone The the North Haven Meadowsl passengers on the train felt continued
0 a ( p ' ‘ NEW HAVEN, Sept. 13.~A seriousljolt of the cars. and many feared the
deal “'“5 Wt through by Mrs. Gerrlt accident to. the Conuocilcut rivet: spoitmin would leave the truck.
Smith, one of the most successrul clul. a New Haven road express train,;' Commissioner» Carroll left the train
women operators in real estate invthls due in this city from Hartford andé to set a look .11 the 'great engine.
country. Mrs. Smith was also respon-
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. uvcrtc vcs ' ‘ leto to 10m osit on an e
time for bringing “‘9 ““E‘WW‘ “lsv'urlvln: rod gage il’fi‘éfibllfé‘lh‘; g1) luyme air. and llr. Carroll says it
Thomas J. Preston. formerly the train broke on the trestle work on was a wonder why the engine did not
widow of ex~Prcsident Grover Cleve. the New lliif‘tudni mealiilgwsi. The cn-E‘gonoieéiill‘léo 1111": [tillecmlfiill “Ilia-MC:
me was e um i 3 ~- 1‘0 , S t n . '
land’ m ”‘9' desmbimy ”f ”“9“” :blcd. It left the rails, butrrzxtllilgiillheld no. chartered an automobile and
property for investment purposes. She on the ties, bumping along over lhe‘proceeded to the cpy_
1‘“ done “10“? for the development 0‘ roudbcd for a considerable distance?
Tckcneke Park probably. than any-one‘ Many of the passengers were slight, MAY CONTROL PRICES OF ALL"
else. I‘By these add ions to her hold-Ill‘ shall“ no but no one was in}; COMMODITIES
lugs. Mrs. Tjador becomes one of lbe‘flfiz‘fla 631:3; ‘g‘eza‘ra‘gé‘agegfi‘fiofifl WASl-IlNGTON, Sep. 13.—Addlllon.
largest rcalcstate owners in Tokcncke: ""al Congressional legislation for 80"
' erument control of the prices of vll~
Considcrable delay was occasioned by
—-—in fact, in the town.
tuolly all commodities for the period
(the accident and many of the pits:
of the war is recommended in a role:-
;Eengers took automobile or other
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endum to ascertain business opinion
on government pricp control, which
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CHICHESTIER S PlLLS l
'nm in I was sent out today by the Chamber
afternoon that. it was one of the most
.moxn unlit-n. 2 l remarkable escapes from train wreck
‘ fiflfl,fifi,’mfil’g mg" Abe never knew. He says it was an
mum Red Ind cola metallic i parent that one of the driving rods of Commerce of the United States to
business organizations throughout the
icountry. Forty-fife days are allowed.
for discussion and, a vote.
““‘°" ”W" “m“ '3‘” W a on the engine broke. and as it thrash-
ed along over the ties it raised much
It was ‘one of this heaviest looomofi
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as known as Best. Safest. Always Reliabi-
slim BY lllllliiGlSlS momma
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of the machinery right on tho.tracL.
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a y‘ itces the opening ol‘llle bowl-bit Season witha
fashion promenade or llvlng: IIIoIlels. exmbuln'g- all the
latest “creations in Women’s Apparel ,lls‘ .Ilcsislled" by
- ; tile leading,tasllioll‘creators-‘oi liethork‘and Parison
Fnday, *September Fourteenth
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