s #1939513 am: 39. “1911“ ..
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ntttnrt till
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By Hank Caldwell.
EVERYWHERE 1N DETROIT. Sept.
I23 who can't help admiring the gigan
‘tft: nerve pl these people who build au-
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3 mobiles. Wars may come and wars
“Lay—go but motor car production goes
um here forever. It is not that l)t‘-ll‘0ll
is not patriotic. it has simply learned
quickly how to do it‘s big hit tor the
war and conduct ttusinrs at thc- sautel
titg‘.t»-—whirli is. by the way. a corking
avian.
More than 25.000 men have already
is lllL‘ great factories.. They were
.- n! away the most rousing. heartfelt
[arewrll that any throbbing. bush,
American city has given its recruits.
Till I can not see that the departure of
1lll.‘ cream of the working force hllh in
”terror-pd with lulsinnss our more than
“to departure of 2;“) {Illtt :ttttomobilos by
«right would have upsct the traffic of:
title railroads which rent-h their steel! . p "lt
fingers out from this point to all pnt’tsilf‘St "‘5- l .
or the country. llist.
l bcliove, in fuel. that lL‘l‘troit could
tomorrow send 1.011.000 more tine young
int-n to the war and on Monday morn
ing every monster factory would min-
;lle its black smoke with the crimicn
lilttnktt of Old Sol :ie be llll(‘0\'t‘]‘S ltnn~ . “wing in a little ])l‘tICll(‘t: lately, and
wit beyond llll‘ (‘anndian hunk of thei St't‘lllS
river. .. ..
The production of cars in llrtroit
will never eut’fer so humus this mar-
Velous city has such wonderful wom—
en: sturdy, wholesome specimens, not,
vtltogother beautiful in the some at"
Tlroadway butterflies. but institution:
satrmlg. sensible and all lltr-i'o. .\’.u u
brother hilt-l gono who has not loft b“
bind him it sister who could till hip
lunch in the factory or hold down his‘
atesk in the office.
So, the question here in not on much.
“who will he culled next." Tlll‘fil‘ poo“
lilo are not cit-oping 'tllQlll those whm
hot night. it was just a little practi
lie made a monkey out of
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hianutter Mt'Gurrie hits decided t
against the Tigers tomorrow.
the :unte as it was last Sunday.
bur contest.
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wourint: And tilt-re
‘ '1“ 1 x 0an , notr struw halts. 1m» a low of them at lug-gov too. i ill'ilC’Ttill, Hurry" ilowatrd, tl liiilllt‘ ht, lt‘lprunuo Edward ll, Fillow st
tori nevot‘ re urn. my 't't‘ r L . -t t..,. .. . . ‘ h, r. . . _ . .. . ., .
‘y- D, . - .., ",4 mad"), ,«m lint} lll‘ll“ 5' “m" H" "1” (JUL “H“ ‘1‘“ tVPI‘ip. Marlon, Sound New live,
lug It tttott on o L w- t. , —-6-— Kennel, llllll’} J.. t (itlllll st,
terinl to hoop its plants busy; to lmldl
Opinions and Gossip
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Battling tKunz held an easv time of it with Al Thomas in Bridgeport.
In New Haven, Kunz will find a tougher opponent in
fiaturc on another Kuuz victory just the same.
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Billy Hughes certainly lived up to the expectations of his supporters
The for will fly this aftcrnOon on the Ward Street Grounds, whcn t.‘
enoc Tribe, No. 32, I. 0. it. ftl., clash on in It baseball game with the team- Barrett, Edward 1... Bartlett are.
from Baby Tribe. 1. O. R .\t, of Ansonia
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li'the. uptown champions should win the guide.
lot the town will be down one week from
For nerve pure and telmple. we most
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' Choice of City and‘Town‘:
Oliiccrs, Next Monday
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Brown, but we i A large number of new voters were
:lnade in the various wurds of N01".
lwalk, lust. Saturday. Till“ town clcrk's‘
l recordu~ show flint a total of 2111 weteI
‘imtde, and of this nuinour 137 Wero‘
mute» and selentyscwn women clot-3
The list folloWsz“ »
, First District
EAdams, L. Hamilton. Jr, Maple at.
Ot‘k- -,A1‘lington, llcnry, jil l-‘runklin ave.
lAtuoid, Lewis P., 42' Wt It are.
McAulit‘fe, the crack Bridgeport pngi- f tore
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The locnl bull tussers have DWI", licdicnt, James 12.. 7 (Scott? are. 1
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they expect to take the. visitors", Illitzcr, Lewis, 34 Wilton till”. i
llircdicc, Jami-s Daniel, S Pine st.
lllrltto, Frederick J.. Went [locks rd. .
l'lirooka, Percy W.. West Rocks rd p t
0 use Frank Guarniel‘i in the box l Brunjes, ti. Illcli'dF'l'l, It! Wilton are. t
'ldependent lineup will be exactly' t'utiultun, Jami-u, 3" 5‘9““ “W“ l
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, t‘unnon, Patrick J., 2.) Il-“iden ave.
l t‘ook, Edward J., School st.
t lul-‘orrmt, ('lltll'lE‘S til, it Qulnturd pl.
. , - 3 g ' llouovzin. Win. 11., 157 [stint-fist.
, H“ 3mm," polliulatxllng lihv'ood, Frederick S. o9 Main st.
tomorrow. 1” mum” ‘ I“ m J. , Pct-ney, Owen i’., 2 Sutniucr st. -
Ql-‘leuhlnun, W. llo) cc. ‘21 Orchard Lat.
l bromine, John 1L. \‘l'olfpit IIVO.
llllltlil. ltitsht-lrd ll., 6 lilmrresl.
win-3101'), lizirl I... 11 Union live.
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its sillireinitcy as thr- world’s grentt'etv - ‘
('5)? PI‘OdUPin‘; city. They on“ wori'lt‘d. 1 fr-lt inwurdh hr was just its pious”
lest production this ycflrrlmuld fa“ bl“ ed to intro the plant till the tlltatrihut-t
low normal. Theynre “0111101ng “1“" ors I [ind talked to at thc'Chulmorsi
Hugh Chalmers is going to do. now worlte. NOT? ‘0 thcJtim on the. job.:
that ltt‘ 111%“ 0105““ his (““5“ in one 9: Finally he opened up, something he eci-'
tho’beshequlpped factories in ”I“ ““33 d. in does. and told me, in it nut slicll.
TM! are wonderingr “”111“ WNW" 111- just what he has up his sleeve. And
Flanders is going to do whit that {30‘ the funny thing about the whole bust-
10I'Y; how he is mind to “OW-13” it 3“ puss is that he litmt't anything up his'
with tltt’ MRXWPH “10‘0”" where ““1" sleeve cxcapt tho Milne old thing ----- (It
lo a NW 8110!" 3'01!” ll“ ““5 jmnlmllnt of hard work and the production of
from 2.000 to 100.000 curs D01” 5'0““ about "20.0th nutmnobilt-s (it the pres-i
And I know that runny thouunnd: of m, (‘hzllmere modulo.
BOON" fill "W3." “'0!“ ““‘Wlll “h" 3'” "'l‘llvro ibit'l lunch of o sensutionull
N50 inlf'lle‘l‘l." lllll‘l'l‘?‘l0d i“ “"“YV “P“. Glory for you llt‘l't‘." llt‘ Mild, "\Ve justl
rind important movo in the motor lugmwlmfi [ix-comm; plttnt gn'ng bugging,
lllh’ll‘y. arc itching to hear tltc'instdmyuu might 8m." and “H. took it in.. ’1‘":
FlOl‘Y 0‘ 11"” “MVP"‘Ch‘l'm‘m‘ ““m- the talk about our buying more plnntt'.‘
It with tho ulout interesting more that. is rot. if wo can't ntnkc good auto-l,
113;. tulien place in the industry smminchlles in ””5 plant ”Mg.“ “.0 cttn't‘
the li. S got into the war. liltmy wlse‘makg them nnrwlicrc MSG.
ones nre‘snytnu now it is :t torturunnvr ‘
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, "if wccnn't make money for our?
ot‘ other ‘consolldtttione. In tlmscrritr selves and it fair amount for our (103'.
out ”"198! they 53.“ ll ’“a3"h°'w"“ mints then we don’t know much about
“let those who can keep tlwsr hit: Wills building nutonmbllenl and it we tl’r
running on it profitable plan d0 50- make money for ourselves we. must, on .
1 T0“ “13'5“” that 1‘ “m.” possibly “‘9' .der the t-trrltngonlent bv which we llt‘t‘l’t‘E
firm. Shot in 9“ ““3“ which might-leased the plant. ntnke clone" to." \t“ !
shake the foundations of the industry.{(‘uhm,,,(,,.,;'m,d the all”... ‘chmt, he ‘
and 1 081110 (“n 1“,”! u) 300 Mr, (Vlilll‘l ”Tllfll'fi Ell] ll‘l"!'C ll? 9,; ll “3 1“ ti ql‘E
"merit and Mr. Flanders 3““ RM 1" ”mime RS th'olllzh the lkinlmvrh Sll‘l‘k hold
root of ”‘9 thing. Naturally 1 “mm (“Kern got :1 good dent llflt‘r all A
rectly CM (0 “‘0 Chalmers; Plum ‘0 ”‘9‘, “it's a fine factory and wdcnn ntukol
Mr. Chalmers. _ lit work. In tho Chalmers organizationl
It was it lovely Scptomlwr tnortitn'LHWW “1... some of 1m. flnpst, (135;;
and the blfilflflm 1001““ 1““ "“‘llm‘ “farihutors and dealers in the businesthl
power with her massive bulldlngg Hanna I wont to suv right now to those:
brittl g With ”‘9 machinery within ““d‘twho may he intcrcstcd limit we are.1
. fit“ SankO and steam b'“l“l‘i“3 1pm”liming to. kcop tilt of lllt" good ones it.
' film it I‘OW 0‘ drendnnughtn' n‘i‘l"l""lwt- con and I think tho liltlllnm‘ int
ready ‘0 1:0 after some ““0" hm“ E“lb“.xvliit'lt Maxwell dealers stick to us in:
marine. . lpt'etty good t'Vldotlce of the fact um
llut. when I went into ”‘9 “S““llmplwo will be nble to hold the Chalmers
offices: suffering tom cuts. I thought - '
~ , «drillers orcunlzatlon. .
I had run ovt‘r I1 “‘05:" 50““0" 0‘ do“. “i haven't bluen over the Chalmt-rs'
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“filmed Belgium. Tm“ "““thk‘ i“1mmtitratcrv since Mr. 'i‘mior took ammo-'9
in the-outer chamber was sitting in his but'he tells me he never met. a more
0!“ arm chair 3““ “301‘"? W’s“- . tt-ntbusiastic lot 0? mon in his lifc than:
“'1‘” I dlvcd further ”“9 ”‘9 lnnci‘fnw men who have voluntarily express-‘
chambers of the executive building 110d ”,0“: faith in the Maxwell company.
ran brondsides into the new Chalmers and made a special trip to see. “q dorm
outfit. The old ship had a new captain Elng the. past fe‘v‘ days. ’ ‘
and it new crew and she was hoisting, "There have been-rumors that no
310‘" 53““ and getting ““6" WW Wil'hljare. going to drop the Chalmers cars
a strong WW] 0“ the port 9‘”er- ian’d build trucks in the Chalmers plunt.;
ll W" I looked 0"“? the clean decks We may build some. trucks but long lie-1'
the old distributors .were coming up [arc m, gel trucks under way we will
the gang plank. smiling and packed be producing Chalmers passenger cars;
for a long cruise. So far as I could at the rate of nearly 100 pct‘ldny and?
3“ng from the‘cxpression 0? about; continue this production to meet. the‘
twenty men from important distrlbub'domem requirememfi‘
. mfilgmi‘éfihmar'eggbsgéit’Jmm tickled} “The dealer situation is entirely in»
nroundthe plant. had much time t°,tends ,0 hold both our Maxwell and
infillgalzggethedgugfgg 33153:): E???“ iChuhnera dealers right where they aro
‘ .. - , ' _ ». ‘ anew. Where we haven good Chalmers
Maxwell and Vice-premdent' “I ”l" POW dealer he can rest assured that he will
Chalmers organization, who ““5 m . retain the Chalmers line and be able to
charge. “Everybody was working likcjmake money out'of it.
a National army-recruiting other and! "You know the Maxwell tactory on
tltcre was too much rout business float-l
ing around to discuss futures.
, tax collector.
3‘1“”in Mr. Toner's hands and I know he InTl‘
2 Lilli-l, William R, :57 North uva.
liitniii, tituolntuo, til Cedur Hill are.
.lletloy, lijultlll, “6 Knight ht.
Illa'lliiiuh. llush’cll t'., ~l ('unu..dve.
ltlcltlullcn, Charter; 12‘..- 3 Franklin avg.
.‘l-ltefiitlll‘, itidwltrd 1...; iii) Fuirvzlow ow.
Million), llichhrd 3., 28 “Elton :tvo.
Littler, Christopher (.‘.. 21 W. Main.
lel‘t‘nlll’lfl, llatsilio, 325 non tt‘.
Mulvoy, .lohu .l.. 11 Hill bl.
Northrup. Francis 11., ill Merwin.
(l'Illton. Daniel, 1 littrbor :tvo.
O'Neil, John I’.. St: Conn. urc.
Owens. Benjamin 1)., 47 Wcst uvo.
l‘uolcy, John, 25 Stuart tn'c.
llt'ynolde, Aim]; 1... 6 lit-nus. lat,
Robinson, Oliver ll., 31 Slok'fills ht.
Rubey. lluy ll._ tit Orchard til.
~llyttn, Edward .\I., 3 Franklin nve.
‘tlylc, Micliucl J.. ti Weld Main st.
Schroeder. Morris. 66 Wilton.
Seymoui‘f‘l‘.‘lurcncc .-\., 9 Wurrt‘n Si.
nonhuman. l~‘., 120 Eli's! aw.
gb‘nyder‘ Roy ll. ti Orchnrd st.
‘ Stanclit, John. 12 Ishtar: stall; ’
(Sutton. .ltilthS R, 84 Stcwnri‘ live.
‘ liter, Bernard. 11 W. Main Ht.
El'tt‘:l_ rml i... 11 W. Mom in.
‘ \\'ll.llllllllt'l. Joseph IR, 1 Lynt-‘s pl.‘
Wilson, Wm. IL, 33 Stovn‘nn st.
\l‘iurltell, Austin. lti Acndonty kt.
\‘Cood, t'. J.. 412 Main st.
Zitntnt‘rtixtn, Rulph IL, 205 Marin st.
Second District.
Allen, Albert. 1'3 llaviland st.
Allen, James I... 16 Putnam th‘.
lztllnrd, Cornelius, 7 Ilurmond st.
Barrett. Francis J., 34 Fttit‘t‘tcld aye.
gtiiiimtion, “lilt'll has now taken on the
iti:;i::igcllttiitt ol‘"‘t!hnlmt>rs' plant. was
not built up as u selling ormtiltzntion.»
All we claim in the Maxwell company;
is thut‘ W0~(:iln make it good :tututhog
bile. WE‘don't believe that the bust
selling organization in thc’ world run
sell an automobile which in not right.
“We have never gone in for original-1
ity or novelty in motor design. After;
:1 practice is standard and the pooplo
bent-re in It and want it we give it to
them. “(e do not intcnd to make any-
tliing but ll Chalmers car which will
be its good in its price class as the Max
‘cll has pruren to bt‘ in its clubs and
us [inplllllt‘ with that portion or the buy-
ing public which \Nlllth' a rout. standurt‘
automobile."
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. DON’T Hutu A BIT!»
Llft your old. torturous corn:
and callusu right off
wlth the fingers.
This tiny bottlo holds tho wonder
of wonders. it. contains an almost
magical drug discovered by a Cln»
cinnutl man. It. is called ireezone. It
is a compound made trout ether.
.15: Apply a row drops of
-. . this Iroezone upon it ten»
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dor. nchtn corn or :1 I” “13. “mm”! 1" G 1 .
hardened gallon. Inutunt- O‘V'mg- Edward J" 12 Hurtlund S"
Callahan. Wm. .J., 1 'Ely 'ttve,
Cutlarcllzt, James 8., 19 Elm Grove.
Cluttsl..I)r. \‘inccnzo V.. -t W._\\'ash
Combs, Itobcrt, llt’i Water st.
Cronin. Jerry. '20"cht are.
Dwyer, John, Marhncltemo Ilgtcl.
l or Funnelt, Frnnk 13., :8 Putnam two.
mg»; 16:11:: T931371“; Fitzgerald. Dennis M.. 26 I-Iavlland st.
/ lreezone or afterwards. I Finncr, C. Thomas., 25 Union at.
It doesn't even lrritnte the skin. It‘lynn,‘Georgc A. 177 S- Main St- .
Just ask in any' drug store [or n Ganun, Herbert H.,_ 17 Sound View tcr
small bottle1 oz freezono. This will Gorinlcy, [motor '1‘.. 35 Washington.
ly the soreness disap-
pears and shortly you
will ilnd tho corn or cut-
lus so 'fihr‘lveled and
loose that you just lift it
off with the fingers.
tuvcly rid “your poor. sun’crtng lcct lvlnrpor, Wm. 7 Fairilcld “"0-
ROM but it few cents, but will post-' anium, Stephen, 9 Ann st.‘
of every hiird corn. colt corn, or Broil? FréderlckAu 26 N. Main st.
corn between the was, or the tough Hoyt. Chas. W.. 17 Franklin.
mitoses on bottom of feet. Genulnotllornn. E. W., 17 W00dblll'5' nvc.
ficezone has H. yellow label. Loolt~Holmes, James,t37 Water st.
tr )ellow label. iHolt, Hurry. City Hotel.
tl-Iull, Jesse 337% Henry f.
tori Irwin, Francis R. 2‘Spring st.
Ix'olcnsky, Frank K.', 9 Railroad ave.
Kolcnslty, Frank, 9 Railroad flV8_‘
Law'son, John 51.. 4 It'lntilton nvc.
Lyle. Albert J., 26 Union st.
Illcil‘lnhon. Everett J .; G2 Buy-view ave.
Mchtty, .Tolln. 10 Meadow st.
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~Voto t‘or’llohert G. Mitchell
——The Republican Party has con-
(looted a clean campaign. The Dem-
ocrats have evaded the truth through-
out the contest. Vote for Ilarstrom McNeatmey, W. James, 47 Cedar st.
out] the Republican ticket Monday Mackey, Frank, 9 Wood 5"
. ‘ Mailer, John T.,"28 Golden‘Hill.
final/$111,,” back or the men who “in Maiornno. Andrew, 40 Oak st.
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. Meiscl, F. Ernest, ‘47 Lowe st.
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;ll'l‘ltllltl, Horny 1., Gregory Boulevard
tGay_ Joliii 1)., llelden Hill are.
; Hauler. Louis B.. Sound View court
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Minklns, Horace, 31 Lexington ave. i
am, Alexander, 1 Oak :1. '
Navin, Philip Edwin, 10 Ilaviland “.st.
Partridge, John “2, 4 Cross 5t.
l’ellicotti, Baldo, 48 S. Main st,
Renlsoniflarry Ii, 31 Ely ave.
Sasah, Henry, 23 Railroad 3\€:.
Snyder, Edwin A., 120 S. Main st.
Strangler, Charles W., 107 S. Main st.
Taylor, Charles 11., Warwick lltitel.
Thompson, Rev. J. H., 57 Flax Hill rd?
Thurston, James 0., Hotel Bristol. l
'l'omasvtta Stanley, 20 Ilnvilaud st. i
Tiisti‘nut, Harold 1., till 12 s. Main inhl
Vaughan, Thomas 1).. 7 t‘re4ccnt tcr. E
Webbcr, William, 9 Burbank. t
White, Joseph. 11 1-: Raymond st. 3
Williams, Anthony, SS Spring st.
Third District.
Deere, Edward, 1 Cottage til,
Carlson, Adolph M.. 15 Plait st.
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Kent, James, Winnold st.
Millard, Robert C, Gregory Point.
l’ollt-y, Irving‘ K.. S RownnJNt.
“Mutt-in, Christopher. 7 Fitch st.
Fourth Ward.
Green, Jozef. 9 Slocum ht.
Hang. Frank J., I’erndnle.
Klepacki, Bronislaw, 6 Davis et.
Murphy. Timothy A.. Ferndule.
.\tc(2uillnn, \'. James, 32 Incrris ave.
l’lunib, L. J.. 117 W. t‘edur st.
Rurzkowelth John R, W. Norwalk.
Sullivan, Win. J., 45 W. Fn'lt‘llcld ave.
Tucker. Wm. .l., Cotrtutock Hill.
Typnnfikl. Edward, West Smurf."
Filth Ward.
(‘olivtth Chariots, Rowayton nve.
Needle. Pincus M. Rownyton are.
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First qud-Women Voters.
,Ad'tnut, Helen K}. 29’} Maples.
ii‘ltlunls, Lelia. 49 East are.
. ntll'llt‘l‘. lulttla A, 9 Maple rt.
1 fiction. Ltmru, 16 Franco Eu.
i llcdient. Lucy Iluzel, Newtou'n are.
= Beers. Florencc (L. Wcutport tire.
Ilyxbvt‘. Etta Jusophlne. II “'th nvo
{Colloid}: Mary Elizabeth, 12 Cross at
‘ (‘losc (turtt'utie A, 74 Franklin tire.
.("oltoo. Coraline 13., ‘37 Bust ttvc.
gritty. Kiln ll, 162 first ave~
llily. Marv A.. 162 Elth‘l (we.
l Dodge, Amy Ii. Dry Hill road.
' Ellis. Billltt‘lto. 297 Main lat,
it‘cenoy. Zttu Frauen-i, ll Maples st.
tSwotds, Jenn}? W” 24-Wcst aw.
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Smith Emma Ii, 8 Taylor ave.
Stowe, Julim Jarvis. :55 Fairfield uvc.
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LAVAN Emilio ARE-
THROUGH IN ST. LOUIS
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Thinner, Ruth. ilowuyton arr.
Yclsor, Clara 3.. 33 outntm‘o are.
‘Ward, lllizobcth A., 19 FranklZn 3!.
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. Some have said that Derrill Pratt
and Johnny thl'an signed their own.
passports, giving them exit from the
profession that at lcasl save them at
financial «tart in life, writenEd me
in .“c Louis Poul-Dispatch.
Baseball has shunned the courts. It
seems to tacitly put the “B"wfor Bar:
or blanket-mil all who resort to it.
Mrs. Lyon then spoke of the vpeecl:
by Dr. Sheier which was to be given
at tour o’clock. and the, department:
unanimously voted ”Resolved, that it
is the sense of the department that
a return ,to the district school system
would b:- niost unfortunate for our
Heretoforc no player has dared to
bring action against a magnate fr
derogatory statements made about
cit)’ and entirely in the line of retro him, for fear 0f the~dreaded bogey,
;,I‘t'SSl()D." . the blacklist.
l'pon adjournment the HulliOl'lUllll This fear—inspiring bugaboo, past
with; found to be comfortably tilt'ii historv seems to show, is just a mere
With an‘ audience for Dr. Shercr, wlio' IliVlll.‘ Ingmnem in which baseball
Elivkc tor about an hour and answer-A.
ed quwnons for “new minutes mow .playon have been forced out of Lae-
Ilc presented eloquent facts: and fig game by mutual major league agree-
"l‘t‘J‘ rllUWinE that tho consolidate. Intent either never existed or are so
cistern l‘llldubllill. :21); the schools. Idone far back in the dark ages of the:
gal 2014 o to Cl trim ant learlez‘s » ,
. . .. 9. ea nrvotte .
unit that conttltiom l‘il‘ecotlillg llntlel :game A“ to hm b (n f "‘ n
the old system were untolerul‘ile in3 Neverthelesu, the latent power ’0
Hunt- of the districts. Ono significant ‘ 1'0”" =1 “Silul’PZPt” WM“ the “9““ d?"
remark was. mado, tltu OIllt‘ ot‘ tlrte‘ylops, is known to exist. and has do“
ploplo iiowliightdin: the tirtment sys ‘strovcd many a headstrong play“?
P v ) 3 x . I, \‘ y , I
longet‘l‘tl rtlie?rltiilgi‘iidi~;l:(ll)‘tliltELStljtllufiill front rash steps. Five or six, yearn:
High school. Another was that with "90 ll 5““ “"Ch ”'5 Lavan and Pratt:
one exception the expenditure per can have inaugurated would undoubtedh?
ltu for Norwalk is the lowest in the have meant the shunting of them
Slate. . of the American leamfi
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system must vote "No," on Monday] _ 1 .
This cannot be too often Stated. ‘lnto the minors, ulthougn this i: mum
Mrs. Buchanan, wife of the muspmnoublful.
superintendent was it guest at both; Under present conditions, however,
UR’K‘lllltlti. Dr. Shercr paid if pleuivlwith the need of good players is so
out tribute to the new letterintendent.lhummme that it ,9, hardly probable
Books For Soldiers. in 4 they will m, releaeed from the
Campaign in Nor-walk tor $1,400. ' M ‘ '
Some notes from other ppm. justEAnterican league, but that these pins»
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3 players out
worker in each room in the mills.
Both these places arc
slides in tho pictup? boners.
also us‘tng
reported; ers can continue with the Brownst
Merldt-n has 200 field \t'orkrrs in 2‘." next year is not belieVPd by muse
committees. ‘ . 3M," know tho principals to both sides:
liot-krtlle has organized with a
of the controversy.
The Federal Trade Commission de-
icidcd to give to the newspapers pub-
t
Flynn, Evu‘ l... Win-upon ave.
iGttdc, Annu Sophia, 3!) Adams arc.
Gluten, lvzg P... Silvertnine tire.
llnrstmm. Frances, 26 Prospect are.
Hut-strum, Leo Selden, ‘26 I'ronpect av.
lluyes. Marlon, linemen are.
Hoary. Katherine Winters. llnlon‘pt.
Rosier, Flora IL, 4 Everslcy nvo.
Rirntnycr. Adelaide. 186 Porry uvc.
,Ltndt'hurtz. Bennie, 12 try place.
Iiycctt. Martha 0.. Points nvc.
Mtlthcr, linrrlct .\l.. N. Taylor are.
Mtllcr, Madge. B.. 203 Main ill.
Nichols, A. Florence,- 116 End are.
.I‘o'lhtrd. (trace, M, 6 Union Park.
Pollard. Laura J.. London st.
Prat-t. Jessie A., 17 Grand st.
I’rcndergnit, A. In, 5 Spring “til we.
l‘oyvez, Jessie. F... 26 Wilton I‘.\'t".
llcynoltix. Georgie. A., '32 Adams tlYC'.
Rider, Ruth 31.. 7 North ttvc.
Ryder. Surult (1, 7 North nrc.
Selleck. Ilnrrtct S. 161 Mutt!
Sluts, Currie I... it W. Main st.
Taylor. llobtt “Z. 80 Main st.
Wing. Grtlcc A.,‘~t \‘l'estportnve.
Wulkly. ldra Mite. 52 Bartlett are.
Weed. l‘tuth R., 27 East ave.
Ytttzlcr, Florence M., 116 Bust live.
Women Voters—Second and Flftlt. \
Allen, Lurella 1)., 16 Putnam ave.
ill.
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. Brush, Gladys S., 14 Ilayview nvc.
Cllnton. Georginnnu, 17 Elmwood ave.
Conrstock, Florence It. .42 West. are.
Costello, Grace K.. 37 Putnam ave.
Criotoot, Inez 1)., 10 Putnam tire.
Crossmon, Edith L.. 104 S. Main st.
, Fallon; C. Anguilla, 2 Soundvlew ave.
Hitchcock, Emma F'.. 32 Clay ,st.
Huntington, Nellie P., 21 Bayview av.
Jesse, Ronnlin 1.. 16 Franklin at.
Jennings, Illnry S., Crockett st.
Jennings. .Vlurgaret 11.. Crockett st.
Jtlnni'tlalz, Ethel, Crockett st.
Kilnefcltor. K. 14., Homo-ton are.
Mauro, Florstce L.. Pond at. \
i‘tlcF‘u‘rlnnd. Madeline 1-1., 2 Indiana 111..
hchtthon, Florence A.. 12 l-Iillside‘st.
' O'Connor. Je‘usle 1“,. 10 Fairneld ave.
Petty, Carrie Estelle. Ilowayton ave.
Pierce, Anna R, 23 Tinvllnnd st.
poltltnnn, Bessie 1.. 3 Gibson court.
Robinson, Mary E.. 55 S. Main Sl.‘
Ryan, Monica 1),le Fnlrt‘told are.
V’Sartnin. Jessie .\I., 27 Quintard ave.
" Scullcy‘ Natalie 127 Monroe st.’
Comatock, Alberto M., 12 Ilanford pl.,
;too* warm to start. the furnace and
ltoo cool to be without a little heat.
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Milfor has rent out too personal?llgltermatl records in tho agl'f‘t‘mi‘m “'3
letters. ; . . . ht rice of pa-
ltist Mttflll to tu- l k D
The Putnam High school hue prclzt it“); . '
tsed $50.00 5 ' .
' ~ . - can.
i The Lincoln school In Manchesterl Th“ Siamese goternment has
hon raised 3100, making $13.“: from thrted for volunteers to tight in Europe.
lst‘ltcols Mono. and lllv‘ teaclwrs :u-t l'phny will he commanded by 0,1509!"
tso enthuuu‘uic that one ire selling soupl .... -,,,.1 5,, Bpluiunp '
Hike "Ilrbrcctt' of Sunny-brook“ fault" “I“ h '
land another Chllstmus curds.
' Scron towns hitvc reported their full
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THE STANDINGS.
allotment and may ‘sit back with ;\ _ ~~-
sigh of roller, ti American League.
lluilford raised its funds with n trig . W. .. P._[‘-'..
dim (‘J‘icnctr‘t ...... . . . . .99 5‘2 .Snt'f
Waterbury leads with a fund nl- Bovimt ............... 87 5f) .5?»
ready reached of $8,014.24, Cleveland ............ 8,7 64 .555
. ‘8 N0? 'alk coin»: to be left in ow Detroit ........ .. 7. 73 .516:
race? ‘ Wash‘ngtcn .......... 69 7 .473:
Remember $1.400 lit our goal. New York .. ..... 67 80 .33“?
L91"? your money at the library ‘St. Loni- “t? 95 .37»
There is a boy at the desk and sev- l‘hiludclplii: ......... 52 96 .351
oral posters so you won‘t forget. ,National Lcague.
W. L. P.C'
...- -_ —-,._.,._._________—”~__«.“, New York ............ 94 53 .630.
Philadelphia .. . . . . . . .84 61 .579
St. Louis ............. 81 .68 1.64% . .
P f 1' Cincinnati ........76 75 .5 r; .
‘ er cc '0" tChicago .............. 74 .78 ~.48‘3’
' Boston ............... 67 78 .1622
0 Brooklyn ............66 78 .458.‘
- 0" Pittsburgh ........... 50 101‘. .331
= ' YESTERDAV'S RESULTS.
. ' . Heaters ' . American League.
= ' I ' ‘ Chicago at New York. wet ’grounds-.
2 Cleveland, 3; Worthington. 1.
Detroit. 6; Philadelphia, I.
St. Louis, 2; Boston. 1.
National League.
Brooklyn, 3; Plttsburg, 1.
Right; now is when ytm need
such 9. Heater in your house-it is
GAMES TODAY.
m
American League.
Chicago at New York (2).
St.-Louis at Boston.
Detroit at 'Pliiladclphia.
Clto'el‘and at “Washington.
' National League.
.\'ewi York 'at Cincinnati. 1
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh (2).
‘ Boston at Chicago. , ’
‘Fhila‘d‘elphia at St. Louis.
lthey are safe and, economical,
No smoke—:No odor.
Prices $3.98 up
Albert .F.‘-:=Gcltclte
‘25 Washington St. Sql‘Norwalk.
Phone 10892. Prontpt .D'elivery.
t
Mr. Chalmers and all of his former;
executive. underth‘e tcrtnsot tho. Mttx- 5
well lease of the Chalmers proporties‘sJ
‘ were ah‘solttt:oly through. just as much ‘
» so as; though :;t.hey‘never had been and
iglnnlfnulJiit’ETE
l ' [intuit tut retinitis UOULBH'T plutonium
t
g
_ I knew none of them would whisper
9 even a rumorivinto'the mystery. wIIik-
log me. miles over the rushing city to
. the executive omcesr of the Maxwell
Company «I found Mingli‘lanticrn, presl‘
dent and general manager, smoking a
big cigar, with soft bat'on one side. He.
.' rlookedrthc . picture of health,‘ not a
nerve in his body and as strong as an
ox. He was writing with a. regular old
fashioned pen, and I have never seen a
man write ”quantity: shownless regard t
for the high coil, of White. paper. I;
know he s‘eldom uses a stenograpber
but. still he‘ does everything important
In black and white. , .
Ht.‘ 100de up, und gruntedexp’t-esg-
lyely. Them whoa nrdonlcjwinkle
In his eye. I knew how!!! not In as
bad a homer tut he pretended to be, so
I sat down without being halted.
"What do you want!" he said. still
trying in be mutt; 1 they but I hated ‘
: intellblmt‘u.
- “I um tgi‘lmv.“
I flick-10$ ,
5m Murrow ouqm'
- To TAKG our AN , -
Acctnt—zvtt‘ ‘Pcucya
THINK OF AU. THE:
”26%! THINGS A
Faucet-1AM .Hvij‘ no!
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AN msuuwcc Eonmw-
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~ CHEAP !!
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WILL I. cleft it
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