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“pom” Hammond of the Ordinance THE WAR STARTS
Ianisandl’crcalcsI NORWALK
Department. have returned to Fort HARTFORD RIOT
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S O C I E T] William P. Cole, of 32 Clinton avenue. A
.South Norwalk. Says s11. Has a night to oriociu. l
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and Personal l Mrs. L‘A. McCoy and the children‘ commemoration of the 1301b anni :
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delightful trip of a mouth in Norfolk "“u‘i‘m °‘ “"3 "We“ 5’3"” M”
‘ . 7 . . . Hale was the first speaker
m NOW“ NE WS - Portsmouth and tictnity. Rev. 1. A. “War is born of cowards and crown
...._«.__..._.- ‘ IlilcCoy went to New York to accom"imaginings.” she said. “An individual.
POE P0! HITS l pauy the family home. \ is made to kill another individualI
' 71— _ - __ . with whom he has no quarrel in a'
conflict brought about by the nadir,
4—011 Evelyn
In the Dark Miss 1' M' Hadden, and M”‘ E' M‘ behind the lines. It is “stupid an":
REDDING HAS Boerum and daughters May and,suametui, and it is time for the world
iEdith were visitors in New York city! to make common cause to end this
NAVAL WEDDINGIOV“. Sunday, visiting friends in the travesty. It is about time for the
——?:.m Pom 01185th __—.-. service of the United States people to tell their rultrs to 51011"
' aside and that they themselves Willi
Honky Tonky ones“? iMiss Luttgen Bride of Kenneth L.
" '—“‘ make the world safe for democracy.
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b DONN ELL'Y ’S i Hobbfii" 393mm” Church ‘- Quartermaster Sergeant James 3- Government must have are-birth.
, ; '_Dagon C. A. C‘ is enjoying .1 week's “Germany was frightened that she
CeremOny.
. ‘fu1lough from his duties at Fort Would be attacked when she went into
16 80. Main St. I (‘hiist church at Redding Ridge w as Wright. .1t his.hn:ue in Xoru'nlk. Belgium, but that does not jgflgfyéhi‘s
. lll' scene of a wedding of exceptiona country in going met to g 1 er-
BOUTH NORWAI‘K' ‘ many because of a belef that fifty!
lbeauty :1nd implessiveneSs when, at Mr. and M13. \lorris Kw “kill M'years hence Germany may make war
high noon Saeurday, Miss Arlene LullJtanlford are visiting today “m, Mrs. on this country. Germany is not try- l
gen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs William Kweskins parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.e1y,llng to Germanize the world. 11
Paxton Little of iRedding and New of 110 South Main street. Mrs. Hale continued that she had a
York, became the bride of Kenneth __ right to criticise‘ the President be-
. ~ , .. 1 cause she had su iorted him in the‘
blawson Hobbs of how “ML A M"- and Mrs. John T- ”a?“ and election and that spilt? was “a personal
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. . , The bridegroom is a junior LIT-T in family, of Holden avenue, were vin‘tci's it’riend of his." And now i ditti't
A . 1 ll the United States Naval Reserves and yesterdayin Yonkers, N. Y. The trip know whether to be ashamed of him
' ”’3‘ J' R‘ Raymond 15 serious y i his uniform and those of some of the wag made by automobile. 01” MOM 0f him.” sh? contmued.
other home on Bayview avenue. . i. . 11' fl imw “011-2 of the best things he ever
iothti members of the but] 5 paI yd~. l 1111-1 D h 13 . III III 1 said, in my opinion. was his remark
1 1'111ed to the scene in the churci a 11,—, .s orol y onani ., “ 0 185 “1,01“ being «100 proud to flgh[_”
The Bridgeport police notified the 1inctivci1 wartime atmosphere been visiting in South Norwalk return There were some cheers and some,
10¢!“ police that 11 Ford touring ca ‘ The cbuich was simply but beautiful edtoherlicmeinli111okly11.1\'.1‘.this JPPIS to! that remark and Mrs Hale
license number Connecticut 27, 316 bad :11 decorated 111111 goldem‘od and hy- 111.01ning quIiIckiy 'continueti- ._
been stolen from that city last night. 'drnngeas, the color scheme being ”b ___.__ 1 claim my constitutional right to
criticise the President, and because
1011 and white. While the guests who “1 and “"3 lllton B "”9" music he is my friend I can say what i
' M985 Seigl Iilllt‘lmm of ”19 35111IIIIIIbIIIIId neatly 250. and included tuincd from a mention trip, including please. He never should have turned
Company. Coast Artillery. L l '..S is ork city and pomls of intciesl in the Berkshires and away from the peace vote of the
nioie than 150 from New Y
stopping in town until this evening, ct'hei distant points,we1e arriving at Long island Reichstsg, whichIicprec-zentcd theIIGer~
when he returns'to Ft. Terry. A \' B if. m of ~___ Iman people. ho, President Vi 111011
the cl1u1ch, - elSOH Te organ A would. not listen to any peace pro-
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RobertTasste of a“ York City, was posals until they come from “that
the guest of Dr and 11115.1']. S.Hberer greatest of all spiritual autocrats~
o1cr Sunday. the Pope."
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. Mrs David Bonawil (if Bayyiew ave- Just then a man sprang up in the
centre of the. hall and started down
:nuc has gone to Brooklyn him she the aisle, shaking his list at her Cr)"
1. James church. I)anbu1y,gave an
organ concert. Mr. Brett also played
the wedding march and the other
music incidental to the cctcmony.
' 3 Kate Benton, daughter of l ieutenant
and Mrs. Harry Benton had her left
to broken in South Main street, last
. eek.‘ She was riding her bicycle, and I
Tell off in :1 portion of the sti‘cel, whom-1 Tl“ bride, leaning upon the arm of
. _ . "k“ l Il1c1 giandmotlier, Commodore Walther 11 I“ spout! :1 week with friends.
paying operations. ‘1“ l“ 1111; D are 11.nltgcn, and accompanied by her at log”?
. . lll not stand this-«you have in—
ORRECT fit is so important a part
of clothes that we make a study of
the art. We try to tit not only your holly;
but to show you fitting colors. proper
styles. fitting materials. for you and your
needs. We put 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 Schaifner 8. Marx suits
here to fit every man
They’re designed for extra large
men, stout men, tall men.”extra large;
the lines have to be different to give
the best effects.
But the style’s in them, the distinct-
ive individuality. the fine tailoring and
fabrics. Men of these types want these
things as much as anybody.
$20, $25, $30
Rogers 8. Stevens
The home of Hart Schaii’ner & Marx Clothes
Norwalk South Norwalk
tendanls. entered the church from the: Frank J. Finnegan and Stephen Jar- suited the ”93mm! of the United
. Ch 1 :1 Term. front and proceeded down the center -vis are spending a few do at Bnn- States!"
”Stem” from I my“)? .' . d' aisle was joined at the chancel bythe “m 1 ke. ’5 That precipitated the riot. Some
Mm Michael VROBSI' who “db wantc bridegroom and his attendant. Thai 1 .a one tried to stop that man. A fight
for assaulting Henry J. Illpson on tho )dd‘ N 111011 which was slmplo‘ --—-— 110“.”de and upon there 11 scramble
evening of February 34. Of this year. 111 mg 0 e y, l l “133 Ellen (‘amp of Philadelphia, of persons across the entanglements
111119 charge against 1}. sci who will and impresswe, was performed by he formerly of Norwalk, is spending a. few 0" Oi'crturned chairs in the direction
‘ ' ' ' ‘l :1 Rev. Raymond Cunningham. rector of thus at her home. of tho platform.
'Iobably be urralsm‘d “PM“ '“ g8 cliiist church. ' Si. outs and hisscs. mingled with the
- Yosburgh in the downtown court to«
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mom“, morning. is highway robbery M15. Frances T. “alters of N¢ , Mrs. lamina Parketon and .loscpb .\i l1)“. platform, inctitdlne Mrs. Hale.
and assault with Hllt‘lllpl to kill. Rossl ,
1't;i-k,11.1s tho matron of honor and the Kilcy who were arrested Mm 5111111 lht'uuiil "mm in n ”In room. But
was in Co. 0. 5311 il.S.lnf11nlry cu-
otlier attendants of the bride were day morning for adultery. were “MI. I ll; I‘ gotct'nuicnt Ingents and the police.
.\ -. .li \chail , Miss Cornelia: , uclcd quickly. The riot in the ball
camped at Chickumaugu Park, Ga “5 mm y 1’ 00 ”Ch “119 moining h)’ Judi!" \ ‘
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\\oolc1. Miss Gladys Brown and mulburnb in u". downtoun court. the more than b1ulseti flhdvallllellmidx
lfred and Nihui i.,ont two prlv 111111
otAthe 102d Re imcnt of \‘cw Haven Miss Nancy Morris Elder of smumon'llativious conduct. “111. Halo were arrested
epickcd Upgllth ycst r1111 by Olli- “I’m“. the flower gill ”Ms“ A large crowd followed the two
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\ v 1 . of w York. was the basil . prisoners to the police station, icerinu
cor Flynn, and are being held today by 1 ed 3“ “if; were Roderick G MM“) anm ”990”?“ ‘0 Ollictr tit and hissing them all the way. They
Ellie police to, thc. provost marshal 01' man. ‘9 ‘ 11 Smith last evening that an uutomob lo 11 mn locked up on charges of causing
a regiment to claim them. The two Luttgen 0f Reddlng Ridge. and Robet. with the New York licenses number‘" breach or “19 D9809 A bail bond
‘bol's had oveistuyctl theli leave since 0' MOKPM" tRogcr Farquhnr and Paul 38 833 had struck him while he “as on 50:13:23 Valsn “SflangdIgf WW)- 1
. . e e 11y e mernmcn
' last Wednesday and claimed that t‘1‘1 “' P099 or New York, all ""1“sz “,th turnpike “981‘ the bridge at the 5‘
D3 in
I gents. while aiding the police, agreed
re going back to camp when tl11=1 .me Naval Reserve. 1‘1"" line and that”)? 0‘" had not “"3“ {to let the city authorities handle the
Detective Scrgt. Time. limit returned
‘ “apprehended. 1M "10 conduit“ 0" ”‘8 “Wino“? ed to see how badly he has hurt. but. prosecution if they 11m arrested lot
.13 1the meuibeis of the b1 iday pally and had gone right on. , violations. The police and the gov-
guests 11 are conveyed in automobiles? _ ‘ Acrnment had stenogiaphers in the hull
Toney Coluhello. of Stamford, was
‘ rrested Saturday night, by Olllcct;
rumbly. in the Town Assembly Hall,
in Wall street. for intoxication and dis
turbance of the peace. Tony was ob
“tending the weekly dance in the up .
rtown hall and according to 1cporls 1111
was making an earnest effort to break
the affair, when arrested by tho
:pollcemnn. He was arraigned in llio
uptown court before Judge (lttntlec thisi
outing and fined $10 and costs. 3
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lund after the arres 3 had b 1
to the beautiful country Place 0” Com I in connection with the legular even- 111.9 police said the; were 13:: 31:3,:
motloro. Lultgen, Villa Linta, at Sun-Iing . services in the Norwalk M E to stop the meeting when the angered
1111 Ilill, three miles distant, where the church last night Col. Swartzkopen-. citizen, defending the President. start
reception took place and luncheon was SKY. a Russian military man gave aled the tioubio for them
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SGFWd- MP» and Mrs- HOWE departed brief talk on conditions in Russia at;,,nur:’a?nn,,gxm‘l:: Hglncd “3:31:30?
while the festivities were In progress, the present time. Tonight Col Swarlz- “lilit‘llf‘iltl, of Hartford, chairman of
untl will enjoy 11 brief honeymoon trip. kopcjsky Wm lecture on “My Life in , the meeting in Socialist hall at which
the bridegroom’s naval duties Will!” and Escape “cm a Siberian Dungeon} M” Hole spoke Sunday afternoon.
ing him to return sooner than other-i ———-——-———— gillllb:;?::pe£o1il:1yd‘iltltetgznsgmabl: :tblil
wise would have been ”‘9- C““‘- l Tony Lombardi Of this 0115'.\\'881119 tech to answer in police court 11ch11
victim oln peculiar accident saturday [their case is called to a charge of
imitations were issued today for the at the corner of North Main and having “Gil““llled a MEN" Of “‘9
p cm On motion of Acting Piosecul-
he “jam" campaign which is bring ““‘ldmg or Miss E'SIE' daughter of M“ Franklin streets. While getting Off a}. ing Att0111e1 Alexander W. Creedon,
aged by the ladies interested in mo and Mrs. Sylwsler Steillng. of No. 20, trolley car he stepped in the path of: the mm was adjourned by Judge
irdeld County harm Bmemu Edlle 1119mm East Norwalk. and another c111 and while stepping back. Edwin C.Dicki11son,tl1is moining, 1111-
:1111 Steiling of Faitfleid out of the way of the car he steppcdlgl “I‘ll? I'II‘HIPSdfly mgrninc 519530“
c 1e1' 0 tie news? we1 cu le to
roughout tho cotml1, is bouinning to “Nil” “11“
how results Eleven pcoolc or ormn- fmenuc. The wedding will take place in front of an automobile and was] tho courtroom. 0n the police rec
tlons hove. toluntt t'I‘Otl 10 00111111,“. .1 at the home of the bride Monday after- knocked down. Beyond a few bruises or,d 1m Annie Riley little is noted
for the American soldiers 1111101111.: noon, Oct. 1. at 4 o ‘.clock The young and a shaking up he was unl1urt.zu~' 11 11idow.flftytite years of age, of
twentysfiie cases are 11“. .my “I... couple are very popular. Miss Sterl- A New York. Alfred E Whitehead ac
ed. Twenty five (.3505 will make ing is a talented soprano soloist. and Louis Sliimko, arreslwed charged 90mm“ to “‘5 slatermnt ‘3 ”em."
at twelve hundred pounds of jam. ht‘l future husband is one of the most. with assaulting his wife and with mes?!“ residing in Hartford.
e campaign is for tho Dlll‘posv of <9 'brilllant violinists in the city Con breach of the peace was arraigned 139- 11: Mrs Hale left police heati—
Win one toll of jam to ship abroad ‘mnlulations are being extended to fore Judge Vosburgh this morning, and quartcis. where “she had been expect-
used in dict kitchens near the them. was sent “over the top" for a stretch :21; if: bf fillltlll bOTDI‘eI-ludge Dickin
4 thing “.0an ____,’ :of sixty days His sentence was slxtv 1' r ‘ 3 morn 11g, :1 score or
liter supporters time waiting on Mar-
Churlcs lsracl of Plattsville aven11e.Id“s and costs Thls is Shlmkos kel street to learn how her affairs
ietuined F1iday evening fiom a 11cck‘s second wife and he has been trying the W018 going. Others had pressed up
'nutomoblle trip through Connecticut' ““119 tactics With her that he tried the Stain to see ‘f she would be call
Malaria, Chills, Fever, Etc. 1 ed into the cour,troom among them
and Massachusetts. Mr. Israel visited With his first “He who was killed Professor H. W L. Dana, who was to
Price 500 Per Bottle lsome of the members of the local naval about ‘0‘” "“5 ago by being struck 1 ba1e spoken at the meeting after site
By Refunded If Not Satisfac-lmilitla company at Boston and also by a railroad train it is said that she. liud finished. He said he thought he
the local members of the new National committed suicide because Of his 111- would “0‘ 30 ”Mk ‘0 N9“ “Wk ‘0'
ltreatment of her. dav. as he had wplanned but would
army at Ayre, Mass. during the course} ”iii wait to see what turn of events would
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A MEMORIAL TO A. J. CUMMINGS. ,
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, 1 ' say “ want it bolts of “Neutrons
genre the difference between ultimate success and failure. charge of a commune Of Newark Prescription 99... than“
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y that money you owe to your future success into your ~ Brunch, No. 38, National Association of Rheumatism m g...
Although Mr. Cummings has been 1511 like magic and you will again en-
dead for more than fifteen years the joy the feeling of youth 11nd health.
illatlillda ii0pkln5 01' New York Little ’cburgc against them being chnngttl C the ciiuinnun of the ‘ treetlng, and .
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. perhaps to the youth you are today—but to that older ‘J- Cummings. for many years. a retire-i .11 your mate. and joints are sore. _
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rings account here—regularly. . . , Letter Carriers. ‘j-i All 9,111.; “11,.mean Wm van- . _
Work he did in procuring tho emit f “Neutrons Pxelcriptlow 99-1 the d": I."
hour day for the carriers is still re fer-exit remedy does: produce “suits
'mcmbered. . Eugene J. Van Neils of that will astonlsli , 50c and $1.00
South Norwalk. Conn, mutton! {It}. the bottle. ”all orders filled 011:1.90
‘tcblet for the unity m ‘ '
‘aecretary of the New York 8 '
Add a. lifelong friend at Mr Cdii’itulml
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