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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 1, 1917 · page 6

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IN”: 311 ' I " THE SOUTH HOBWALK EVENING Slim
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m . ity. The keen, nimble Cubans are not- WIT . l
‘- L- a A- L- GOLDEN. Pr0ps. ural liters. Cuba has therefore organt 1 H THE AMERICAA FmTILLA' CONGRESSMAN

N BRITISH WATERS. Sept. 30 (tie-l
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GGLDEN

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AY OCTOBER 1 1917 g. .. :- .. . *il . . ho _ niandcrItf thc sIatisi‘actory progress of.lhc family. He said in part:
”0ND ’ ’ I!” “f9 to I’dy It “‘1 be “10““ n Ilhe anti-submarine campaign. |I “Today we have but one heart and

.2: .._.- _._ IOI‘ably. They had lunch aboard the flagshipflhal heart is \‘(-i',\' 53d. For wrecks

 

 

 

 

lizcd and equipped an air squadron. It'lal‘cdl.~Two American naval officers. . .
I-is this s ital-d th t will make herIlPII high ”wk “’9‘“ a bus" day “mall (continued From Page one)
I; - q ~ 031 a [inspecting the American destroyers “*—

 

 

 

Icr who happened to be in port. in the intist come and yet we have dared
. htId floggORRow INDIA'S PLACE IN THE SUN ’L‘Vt'lllllgI they attended an cnlcrtaln-ghopc that it would not come.
mg l e 2 a m. . .ulcnt guru in their honor by the blue- "Mr llill wa< a man of many in-
. ‘ )_ .i ’ . ‘ . . ~ . ‘ ‘ ' ‘ '

81111 11588 5:53; sets 5:31“ i, ("1‘ 0f the 0ddc§t developments ”Illackcio in the new clubhouse erectcdtI 191-951th A yap. mail, but he never
lllc \l‘Ul‘ld'Wili‘ is the possibility of aIfior thIc IIIIIIdIIIbh lollii office-rs made. (erased to ho a sludcnl. lie was a
4‘ . . , .spcccics an t allkt- the men [or the ballkt‘l‘ and ,. ‘i 1‘ ”if t tl'
. ..l.sfactorv outlet bein roudcd or! . .. . ' H“ “m” 0 1‘” m
“Member oIfIthe IltssIoclntedIPrIeIsIs .ICI.I. . g p f ;cnlertatnnicnt. 'lht-y declared lhcyIl :aitlltion. Mo was it lrzlrclcr and
the AbSOCldJ‘d 1.935 in enclusllely m.u_.popu1.l._ed mam There has beenluoulll curly back to the United Statics {leaned knowledge from many ficlds.

 

 

 

entitled to. the use for rcpubiication’ ‘lht' excellent impression made upon‘ But more than all. ht; was it lover of; vIIIEEIIIr BIIIISII

 

served- . Infill holding parts of it against the' “in his pas-sing thc family has lOrl’RHm w

Eb e ‘ . .
enez r J' H‘“ ta true husband. a loving ltlthcr: the

 

 

 

City Editor's Residence—14924

~ Business Manager‘s Residence» . . . . . _ .
h . .- , i.‘ v v I. mm“ a d .u or .' u .- . ,.., faithful. 0f ncccsstty those. nordn
113-12. t ”‘9 to 3‘9” “ (jcrmtm boun‘“es"t g ‘ d M” KIM“ IMO“ “I” must ever be unto that youth a gold-I

IAMca and the Kuincrun have done. funeral has taken place ’5 keeping: inst Flill‘ to load hlni onward and uh-

chlnc men.

 

It is an oddlv inlcl‘l‘shn: “slacker .Countv uituzltlovt it will be rcczl'lclr “’1' '19 said 0““ dul’ "“1” ”‘9 “ml-
' given to Front Brit-tin. Shc wouldl ' f . I " ’ .. . . . - -.,

1 . lthat Fall‘lleld County was the Ditnncrt l aiilIIre.ltiI\ to no, but I should llkt.

to say. Hi» hadro lunch work to do.

a1ilcpubliclln stronghold of the state in ““9 Wm out his plans like rtcht I)

 

Btory that conic-s l'roln (‘lct’clttntl Six . . .
. I Irtllllc it hcmtlsc it would give her
mcn Wcrc hzllcd bt‘ltlll‘ the district- t‘ bl k t t .I ll
. I (on lnuous 00' o crrlor' to 15m; .11 u. . .~ . . l , . . ,. . ..... ...
attorney. charged with iodine to rot,"I 3 t I d d ”t ”u plurality f”! “I" "tell‘html 511mb sdlllnfl ”(UMWM-

 

"Why arcil‘t you willing to fight for . . . .
good for. so for as tho Bl‘lllh‘h arcltturantugc, whom it comcs to filling;
_ the country lhzlt protects you andi '

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it’li'lii- and :t I‘ll't‘ill company went out

A‘a‘idc front thc Conmcnsional ltnd

. the otiicc-~- . .
Scuntornll dclcutltcrt which attcllllcd

murmgrw' I'I‘llf‘ mi it i l Ill 0 t t l‘ ~
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I 5 "I U‘ ID t gr I nu “Id I l'nlcsn it should htlpucn that that

"Read thc luw. thén,“ rctol'tcd tho I

. . -rcrourccs of the. country, tucrchy udd-

attorncy, “and soc what Ivourc done‘

by failing: to rcglotcr.”
“Doss, wc can't road." was the I

tpopulnllon at home.

alto ntul tinswcr. “We toi'cr had no
i” I” I I There is plenty of room. Gcrmanl
achoolin'. We ncvcr llczlrd 'bout thatl

 

”m" 0‘ ocntimcnt l“ favor 0‘ gl‘Ih‘g'cruor Marcus it. Holcomb. Lieutenant

 

Now at: to cnndidatcs. it hull boon

 

 

 

. CHE SOUTH NowAmIlEye-ry possible airplane andtai'iawr is j AMERICAN FLOTILLA PAY LAST I IDONOVAN SENTIMENTI
EVENING SENTINEL Iwelconle. Here was -L'uba‘s obnoriun— IMPRESSES OFFICERSI . RESPECTS T0 STRONG, BUT CON-§
TEST “TILL BE CLOSE

 

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I I I , .. - . I ... . .. cussin.--"--'
:1 lone-star flag known in nurope. And and receiving reports tron) their sour. 14m lallh. and (h? mill-“hall Sim” 0f told 58:13:21 IjitrlIdIiIimtu afIIIdedII
' '. ‘ t‘ ‘
Were agreclni: not to liltlkt? plans int
M I oficupancy for a box at the ltcgcnl
I . . . . . I tealreti: " ’iw " ' ~
IATURE AL“ I NAG FOR“ . jot lhc flotilla ivtth destroyer command. we have known that lh.s momcm: had been I21]: :2: fig] EIIIIIlIIbIhQ ‘OIII'I‘
.~ . t. z, cent-outli-

cd and the results known.
in the Second and Fifth l)l>ll'l{‘l.\' Skins MIIIFI SW t '8

Bernard J. Reynolds was Itiotlcl'dl'ti'. ‘ 9' "ally, . 83 e ’
Sanlucl Taylor. John H
Cox and (‘htlrlcs Nichols Were llifl t

chino inen. William T. norm Ed- 6 c.
ward ’1‘. Taylor, Fl'b‘dl‘i‘lt.’k llcidcll and
were ('llt‘(‘l€PT:~'.' Paul

of all llE‘Ws credited to it or not other-:tII‘IkI II‘IIIIII'V 0f ntllmng German EaStIlht‘m by all ranks in the flotilla. Ihis follow men and :l (‘llrintian “until II”: nnd Darrivl I?” . “I”? chal- I‘ I I I .
wise cwdited in this paper and also Africa tor that purpose. l -— .-——.._.—... And while otlicr< nluv think about m4] tflIIIint’bfthII 1‘)!” 5990"“ “15m“ in ' ew a .03.
. .. ~. - . ~| '> ~ '- e um: - . . ’ ..
“351021;:on DiuIIlIItiIIlrIlIiItdltIiIghagtI ape I IIIIIII IPIIIIIIOII'V in question IS not "IetI OUR NEAT CONGRESSMAN ENRUW‘IS' ”1056 who know hint “MINI ahd AImbroSlI-b (I‘ItIotI-lt:tItIdIiiI'ZiclfiIlAPhIIiIlIi: l t d f l l
' ‘ 't‘t, ‘2 ~ -‘ , . l‘ is r l . I I ‘ ‘ " .- i'On er u assortment o ll"h'(:1'd‘o'._‘ < ‘ ; . . v. ..
total dcspatchcs llcrcin itro also re-I‘VhOll)’ arailuble, German {10095 are W'li St I III II ”fdgiefiia Statesman In?“ tindIMortnncr (l. ()udcn and It‘ll II b g IIIOIIEISI III II 9 non f‘IanIb
I amfmd Furnish Succeswr WE . - ”we“ were (.L,_.(.k..r_._.I Conrad and colors, handsome tailored coats with rich velvet or fur trimming

a1: relief Wall and Harold F.

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Blorrtron was illoicramr and Philip H. $9 95 t 5
Fieldingr aosistanl moderator. Charles ° 0 ,o ‘

~~~~~-~~ ‘—"“—*”‘“‘"IBt‘itixll. mtuzuese nd ii ‘a s. . . ~ . ‘- - ~
IVENING SENTINEL TELE-I S P I II BL g n 5 (”0m 11” ilurttord 1’03” church has lost a noble int-tuber: illc' (lurk “as IIII~III0IIKIIJI9II ..

- Tl . 1... 1 .. . . - ~ . . r“. . - . l . . in tho Thnd Dloll'lt'l \lllflcd W
PHONE CALLS l M (“Hurts aw fighting denllC‘IHIP-I w Ctlflhlllutlon provides that \‘a-‘Oliy has lost a most valued cltm'r. - -
Editorial ROOM—92 lil‘ because it is the last foothold left I (“Mics “1 C‘mgl'E-‘IS shall bt‘ tillcdd and ”'9 nation ““5 1°“ “ {I‘H‘Id 59“}

' I . 1- . . . . 3. .- . :50 ”WW can be no douh h- . - than. ~ .(‘I - .. . n ., , 1 . . I
Business Office—93. I,Glliit.lil,\ of all in: not AlliCdll em-I will ha '1 q wci'tl [mtg t alIthtIrLII "For ”to family ”1%.. lost days “PI n‘cl'tIt‘IItIhIIaetlmtIinIiI -tIiiIii‘\iItIsIIi%t}:I 131:???
Norwalk anCh Office—1388. ‘ pirc, which bcforc lilo wur agzrcuatcdl Fourth iii IIII tI 1c ItII on .n t ‘9} rich in trcasurcd nlculoriw. 'To 11.1%,!” (‘lrtrh- é],n\..“; ” Im Id I ‘

' ' ‘ - 510! Ol-ct' asucccso r .. . or . .. ~ 7.. -‘ 3“ * .

Editor 3 Resxdence—ZlS-Z. Incurlv 1.000.000 square miles. llut it?!” Emmi“. J. ilill II I‘Wum (‘I "Imam" or “I" “mm?“

id.- L. lid» . .
. ‘lllulld. Jzttncs Mctlr'tth 'lfl" \' 0‘ ‘l' I New F 11 S I t
v‘ ‘ . . - _l ‘ ng- ,A .‘ .I, '. ., . u '. t c l .. .ii .l.l . . .
lht ODHOUb ini limo) lLdHIlz, for lhc Mimi ardtLlll},I oelld were 011”:ka (‘ruwiord “SI a 1 II S

51” only :1 quotation of time “him it. “Illlpltlpllflly ot' ottklng the pilvilcge o!" M“ ”"1“ portion words “‘1”? B'inup and Willulm H. Smith now out»

in tho S-‘Econd Ilistrlct tltc first vote:
toast this morning: WM cast by Johtn

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—~—~ thc (‘illltlldult‘n‘ éllt‘lll, but it can do w-lrd toward "teatcr height-i and t .
SLACKERS i 1f '1‘“ “010"? is "0‘ Mum“ an”; . . . .~ . . . .- i ‘ .. . . . f". - . « . ‘ . _ J. User. of Pastor avenue. a demo? ' . . . .
.. tho war, it will in all probability no no harm to (Ollhldel tlit luiifleld molt L101 ions littortcs. '10 d dough In,“ in ”I? Fifth ilistl'it‘i. the first} $14 50 t0'$30.00
I . I ‘

vote cast was by Gcorgc H. Activity.
of Rowuyton. a republican. The fir<ti
wwomun to cast a ballot in the Second}
. Istrlct was Gladys 8. Brush, of an-j

. . "Vlt‘wlll'lllllP. l'l llillut ll ‘~l "I"! N . - F 11 ‘
lungth of tho continent and safé‘nmlrdit‘mllb and Monitor; came lfll‘hl’ly fTUmIA“ "1“" WM ‘01”th h" m" 1““ in"? this lllOlflliml. oillIv 1I5 humor: lileIdI \OtIJtII ew I a I resses

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istcr for nclccttvc scrl'lcc. There . .. . . . . .- . .- . I .
. ‘hcr bolchd (‘2111t‘~l0‘(‘all‘0 l‘ltllWthy'I UM“- F‘urm’m (”“11” ”5 likewise a “VIII: PW." Ihur (I‘III‘IIMIII' “III what» cd lll thin (ilott'ict. l ”I 1. . , _ _ .
“'9’“ “V“ ”WNW“ ““d ‘l “11““ mm- I t ’ great itl:uiui'uctl.lrilig center. and manipfdzfmud “I ”III k" ‘0 "f U ‘1’ “"‘I‘ “‘“d First to Vote. i '( "”9 “‘1 (inceptlomllty fine tlssorlmcm 111 N‘l'ge Poplin ant!
-sys ch o I its lillln: . . t .
.. Y . u t .t- . . . t . - ... _ . in the Third Illhli‘lt‘l the first votc _- l- . -. .~ . . . . . . .
)ou niln ou..ht to in mmund OII Tll’il utt'atcoic purp‘ow ho'wcvcr is uhlttlm in in (onntttlcul the outlet ”aw In,“ “I, down m“, ”w \‘uitcy cant w“ by Patrick bioclllcr 'l (lt"“(lI \llA. till Munollb mount and sputum-t silica at surprlsmg low
. . . ‘ ~ rs .. t ' . . ,v i . . . . - _ ‘ *1» . I t. l tn -
3,011,591“vaismduw (“w-1... autumnal ’ ldl‘gtl) Itcpuhlicnn. And no, it in up and mint and onto: the mcr ”I‘crut. in ”I”. district ”I“ voles curt. pril'cs.

:‘l Olll ' ‘ci‘ ' ‘I s . r'l' st . . ' . . . . , . v .; .I f~ .5. . . .
t b d” l Illa" LA 1 Al I it i I ”agent. ”it“ Republicung 111“ (i “I \ llht I thug“. 3:11 IItllotleIllItI HI id IlUIill - lIldllII b;“5 “ll ‘0 7-30 0 tltfl’k ”LN “Kll‘nlllg’. Wl‘l‘t‘!
. it. out Ml“ tll.. loult up on 01 tie. sixty behind what

tho some

, .‘conccrncd. its cquutoriul climate is.”"‘ vtlcancy. . 3- -. . .- . . . ..l ”M“ “K“ “I
gives you the clutnco to nltlkc it good I l. “a...“ to ho h“. to not up tltc‘lc‘ .ui .m‘” Im‘l' I'm“ ”’MI‘I'I I‘m“ ion,” only 140. I
I lintolcrable [or Europeans. Tho (:ch ‘; ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “"m‘d “”3 ”l" ”I" 1“)“ ““0” ““‘Il I'D until 12.30 o‘clock tottzt 'onivl
living?’ 1mm hat I] t be hi to t id it lprcinlscn: . It’llrlll rhzlll r'cc. i'or vl'c shrill llllr‘Si-Hq votcs httd begin ("ml in tIli‘cI'llir’= I
‘is '- ' -. ‘ ; . -... .. - ‘ M
“Why. bow." prmcsiwl :1 stratum: . I III III III I II III 5 A ““p‘mm‘m 0‘ 0“” “l‘d‘l‘l‘l‘l' “““'.Im.¥'h .k .. l l .1 .. h illistrlct. 75a in the Second Dirtrict.’ . . .
colored mm in tattt-rcd OVW'llM only :t low scores of (human scttlcrs . bro and ability would probably win int I? “‘1‘ ‘l “-I‘I" not “i ““I. floral! and .118 in the Fifth District. l ew a > 1r S
I ’ I II‘lltlrc "one thcrc in thirty years BuiItho tiiclrict 'lg-liusl tin i’x-mocrnt cx-IIImIIIImS’ and .“d‘II draped “‘Ih ”.KII 0000"" "‘9 FIVONW i
“we’re willing—«nil of us!" ‘ I I ‘ ' I II I ‘ I y ’Sli‘r" ““d S‘l'l‘w- “IMP“ Mr. “ml lot: of betting WM being donc t'i-' Tl ) ~ 0 u 1 . f . -
I ' l ‘thc nutil'cs oi ludia. it is tiiought.‘r0b7 0“? of rclnurkablc pl‘l‘ntlnai DOW“ normal in pcacc and war. iday but. not much In“ taken IOncI H‘ ”(Ins n... ““9“ or ”‘9 m“ ““d wmtcr RWHO". now up to:
“That's right!" ('lot‘llSt‘I the oticr. I l . . . . . ' - ~ - ‘ ' . . . . . .
I ( iwould tind‘ tho climate congcnittl. mm m “‘3 exceptional Ultimo forI V'mw' Present. South Norwttlk party Went t'town: dd“? “105018 In DODlm. Stl‘grs. Halltll'dillé's, taffeta and satin.

with $300. which was taken cvcn that“;
llorslrom would win.

. . in the Third I. . _
{tho scrvlccs thcrc were prcoént Gov-I District bcttinti was 5 '0 .2 ”I“ Douo-‘ . - . . 0 ~ ‘ .

itu 0 till no. '9 -c . x . . . . . II . . . . Wan would lav-t it withgo Hillel‘s. in
I III t I IIdI‘ “ IIIIII And IIIIIIIINHI notional ddmmIIInIIIII‘I“ ”HI tooloI Gournor m‘flmd I" “mm“ Moot»? tho Second llIntl'lt‘l betting wart this

Inlilrht grcntly rctlcvc tllc prcssurc otItO work with attracts tltc natural Re- crossmlln 'l‘honlun lltlcy. of Bli’r‘demimornlng at 9 o'clock .200 to 100 on
ubtlcun lcanin s of tho district. l“"‘l‘°“‘"““"“r Murigold “‘ Bridgeport: DH '3 yr old 0 rr' th cc til t l‘ts.‘ C .

I“ g to... mm... cu.- mom .. l. t...,.;.;“;.:. .3... a t r a .. repe-de-Chme Blouses

I tilobiullon. ot lll-tliglutort: William E. a bet ({ 200 to :‘0 was off ml withi

Ituiimrcd that Mayor Gifford 9- “I”, l’rilntlc, Jotm l‘. Thornton fllld John lnb “kg”. A th‘tI of 100 .2170 “5‘

Later on in thc dart

wcrc rust two _ .. . .
tlnr' living: $8.95 to $25.00

 

that they

 

Exuaominacy Values in Wo-
men’s Suits, Goats, Dresses,

ull, Patrick

 

Attractive plush coats with deep fur collars and cults.

 

 

li‘intWt quality materials, smart attractive styles, hzautiiul triiu-

min;' of plush and fur, tailored right up to the minute.

 

 

 

‘ Big spccltll purchase. The latest i‘llll .ltylcs. white and flesh.

 

 

law." ILIIII AIIIIIIIII “IIIII IIII IIIIIIIOIIO squIIIIe. son. ”I“! or waiting for the gubernn—I "- Lyons, "’9: “'Imgep‘IW‘ aldermanlc ofrcrcd that Donovan would win with
“Are you willing to tight?‘ ““195- is about 009401”!!! “‘0 h‘zeilllrlltl lightning to hit him, and hello :onIuInItlo; and John lung. n-pubiican “0 1“,...” at. 11 o‘clock this morning' $2.98
' . .n of ludlzt, nnd llilfi only about onc-for- . too surcntlllll‘ it will in 1911*, is but cx-I~ “It “I“ ”It f . . . . Iiu thc Second District. ‘
“You bet we are, Imss' illclll its many itcoplc. it is honored I ttctll' linwlllint: to no to Congress, and l morthIcrIIcuIIhItI SItI 333?: {$3131 (git Considerablc talk Iwas hoard around
Then IIIII IIIII‘IIIIII IIIIOIIIIIIy IIIIIIIIII. wIlhat tho lndizlns, witlt the ncwly illl'ak~Ii"mI John T' King would “OI be aII‘ 1" ““d A‘ “5 “M “l“ ”WON‘T-V 9“" :tZlellofoIhgntIud-Iifi {Vaggtil‘ghitlfg lil‘It‘h ’II New Millinery
. lthe white [)l‘ji-JOllt’yI who not Scowlulg; . . .; : . I) II ‘llI tout-tllcr adverse to shunting him in llPlll‘Pl'il ”mum ”I“. rcinntns from ”thridlng that their . 8W, won. some) ,
silently, and asked him witcthcr hef‘med .lmh.t on. would “I" come ‘u‘ fthnt dircctlou. rlltllcr than rte-elect: lIlIIillIl-Icrldcncc in “cat avenue to tltel'f-Iuggpswd loads or red “m and bands. In thoritoscn full styles. grand cpcnlng display. visit ”w depart—
was willing m “ng ;au Ol'l‘mImn“-" ““d “5“ ‘5 \liscly. thin) as mayor or sock to make hhnI‘ lunItccl‘Imcnt “In“ m'tdc in Rirciwtdt- IIiI‘II lms OfI two mldIym} “(I)" signs: illem and ‘00k through our lart!‘ assortment of smart new huts. No‘.
I I I .. . .. .-» I. The plan, If carried out. might tho ucxt Govcrnor of the stain. ‘Cnuctcrv. ‘ ‘ . llIthIcls 5t!fll.t‘.~lt}tl nthct tIhInItIIzszlIbuIt till. collullcd [Or variety oi styles, curctul l’oi‘kllltil‘lslllp and moderate:-
OII' I IIIIIII INIIIIIHI III’ ‘IIIII he mIIIIIsoll'c 0!)? ot the world's bit: problcmm 'l‘llcn there is. John T. King blur; ' I It'll” confident mm ”w” “”1“ “o“ldIi WWW-
teyedI “l'd nulItci-Ico to in” than ileIriI'aIAt New“! mo wllolc carth {s lmrredIsclt’. 'Somc thought he would haw-DISTRICT. BOARD l . he soon its tho polls opcnod in ”mm
’in your IIIIm‘VI b0 II” wont to JaIIIgttgainst immigrants from indiu. “'llleINII‘I BIIIIIKPmets, (IIIIV mannIm’r, Sing” VERY MUCH IN BAD~$222.1“tnl.I,I~I(;..I,I;1.IIItI1If: :AItngdwgsdr hing; II‘A‘W‘—_IIMWWQ IIW IT xI IMIIMI “I” W I I II MIIII II I II III II I
The othct‘s urc joiningr lllc army. 1 .I All t b 0 unedIIIIII votcrs upprolcd of having it . 11mins for whom tth believed to bIe first at 11 mass meeting in the publlci & cKyser and of F. J. llodgcs, and
Now “In thttl an odd situation—«taboum 01111113 ”B 110 9. It Inlld there have been many nuggcs-I l‘ ti d P T l yum mm man. - square, and later to campaign our? the decorating firm of Herbert (elm
tto ovcrtlowing Asia? .tions that he become candidate to!" (.01: “"9 Ion :39 we '8) i William l-towm-d wagflm first man to 320:“ M a “Sin?” “W“IS “U" ham.

 

‘ ' 1' tw i: 'p-t l‘i.'i.t wlicn the, . .
“‘9 mm” ‘5 ‘ ”"II 0 I“ t Ailcr maul comes China, slittorlngmtuyot'. Mr. King's political intereats.

oitllittlon ha cx tl‘llllt'tl to thcln and the: . I .
I ‘ I ‘It'rom tht same handicap. Couldnl hm“ broadened out.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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port of the country. FOR THE.‘ CHILDREN {other hand. the ldca might not. appear

.I'whito man and his like are concerned, . ‘ ..
Lwith Ernest lhompsonfieton :lnd oth-

t
. . . . - - A. Bartlett who some believe, has con-‘ lire Door. log all day.
it may Signliy that thcrcs something” of the oWodcrilfl. Indians in Green- '

gl‘csslonill ambitions. not to monttonI

 

is sound and patriotic to the core.

____.___9 32"?“ at 3:30 in the library of the homeeI defeated riill once, and who has it

 

The Germans “II” soon see a anI‘hring IIIeIII children and I0 . COIIIIIII'N‘Ifled' 1" ‘5 idle to say ”mt Done-I his Ii'nctori’ Job and go to tho. army at that time.
' r‘ti on the western front-zinIIUIIII'IIII'I‘I‘I‘5 to hear 2dr. Sextons fag" Van's. entrancc. into the race wouldl’whcn? he will get a wage of $30 a
”I“ on ‘ icinttting tales, The charge for child-I, please all leaders 0: his party, but if month.

Judd-looking banner with broad bluOIfen is 15c and for grown ups “who entered he would be a force m be:

 

Thc board has exempted hundreds

a triangular-red field. Fritz will pro-II Sexton last spring at the Community Lynn Wilson of Bridgeport. who has

Ilmbly wonder at it, not knowinglwhat

mono-y it. mpyesents. Germany haslmm are always delighted and absorb- vigorous congressman. Eat-Secretary! The case of Benjamin Hertz. of 11.

. . . _ , . Hollows:
Y 911931195! “1‘0 can keep ”Mk ed in what he gives them. I Stamford: Havilnnd street, horn alk. is also
0: Shite Albert Phillips 0 gpathetic. He married onlJuly .12. to!

l _ . . like Shephard to serve while there ist
.clttb know that his tales are fascinat pronounced ideas ‘on public affair-5.1% plentiful surplus of lllngle men.

ing and that the children. who hear “wk who would make an active and: Norwalk Case.. I

cidcd. \

“Item the “I “m days “III” wrlTIIeIe‘IIIIIIIIg hour Is them“ In the votosetter would mind him in ccod out of the home or her mother and

”h entrancE, and. “men has proceed-I ments and friends of the 591mm and But the best man of all. on eitherl Swish?! SIingaIIIgg 1Y3: IIIc ttIiIdIIiIItItn‘IiIin James Tully.
‘t, accordin to her abil- ' . .t - . .‘ ru "‘1‘ v a .m ‘ 0 e 0 0 3
on to do her in I F. Iothcrs interestednre at libelty 0 at mde~and one who is unlikely to on lunbeamble. but the. mo thcr always

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van negligible. IButIthere were things I; F'RST‘HQUR“°‘E'DBI‘VE' thermal-e, close in the confidence of he earned 3131. week I!“ I3“ the James Tully
-—-—— monoylho bad owed 1‘ motivatoward ~ .

‘hatc‘fl’amum ‘10 t° ”me her fie” g NEW YORK, Oct. 15-411 the first the Wilson administration, a figure-bribe“ mm .A. “do“ certificato
tion to the consent world-democracy . . . , _ . _.

' ' Pacific Railroad
Iapies and propagandiatn and! barred 3:313; lfideIlIgn Southern pwflc knowrhln Connecticut better.

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er fliers 1° GB an B“W”‘“°-‘ Railroad ComDW- . Bhwm‘ilmm0s‘ madam 5““ ”‘3. Des tta these mounts ..thti.dtatrlot
”II" I ~ elected. PROMOS“. Wilson would have, when...“ ‘mgiapm: hithough'lt

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

The election old I
tduty today at the town house were as years Will be delighted to see the int-l

regular series of. Hillside entertain- otcad- lstepfatber. Hertz in his amdavits (Democratic) Charles

, rotc ill tlchFlrttt Ward. and Jacob Pop '1‘ 'l‘ S k . _ .
and ho is now‘fit‘flrefi of other married iucn withouthm the flrot in the Fourth Ward. Both 1 o pea er. stat outfielder of tho
. mmrhlldrcn and in better financial ”F'Ibtlllots were cast at 6 o'clock.

ovcr and ovcr again in nearly “for“ STORY TELLING AFTERNOON‘ ' 7 And then on the I TRY“ “lid" GDP your. 3111‘ is now t-it‘l-i§trom registered her vote at.7:13 a. m. ‘ .
”“3 1° “ashtngton. I ling along the best way she can withI Tho voting muchlncs .oi' the First specially designed Liberty Loan flag. made delightful by an all day m" I‘

As for as The Standard-American Republican workers in, the FlrstI . . . .
can learn. Mr Shepbard him ‘sunporhiWard wcrc unusually notice this mom. OPENING OF HILLSIDE SCHOOL Imlne artists which XS still in planet”!!!

Many Workers Out.
‘Both p rtics had many workers at

Checkers: First Word (Republican)

of them all? . , . In the evening Mr. Sexton is to tell has had his eyes Congreggqvnrd torI .Thomasc. Balcom and CharlesICurtl t .

.. . . . . - ~ . take the girl. whom he had kept com-l - 5' building.» The lot dlnln roo f tar District. Connecticut. Hm

It will be the flag of Cuba, which Indian__stories about u realcamp tire. severalyearsh and his reputation as a i pally with tor-.two and one.half IyeamIgéimtgfiatlaafiguarcadhhagI-Imgagi the homestead hafebeen fig“ fquIII; Gugrds. attended a morting which “8
. . I I . .

Machine Tenders: Firt W (1. A - - - - --
Ihur Weekeg‘IMarfln mighfihrm‘g. tlonal lite and cheer into the room. The Drmcmal “31"“- m’ discusaun

. (1. Ti bar e for sepnrate. num- __ er 8. aluminum . . I I
item to c ii ter the field is. Honl i ”tried with her sooondims'onnd. He Moore, and HenryIIGehrmanIn, Fourth..The iargg roomon the south side 01’ yesterday was the question of holding

’ ~ - l ‘ - .i 60E: In case of Idt m- me 1 h M 'H . ..
The Cubans recognized that any others to the course 3 of Stamford.-- late cand ,3 e - i . :8 so says e supported . rs. Iertz be i . .
I 3rain the camp fire wilLbeI held in the United states .Senate. Mr. Cum. fore they Were marriedbecause ahe WgfléAgegitggInnd David Riley. .the homestead, formerly. “39d 1.15- a

chain w

It is a matter of gratification titan:
IClcvclaltd Baseball club. purchaschthe “11°01 opens “3 year 30 success-

' I 'u l ,’ 'v I < ' . ' r" " ) I u _ . II ' . - . . _
lllltlllatnt HUM" rllllkmb- “K “1 Ssoull‘thinz of the sort. he donc [oi Inntioml comnlltttlmnn froliIi tlieI cumstnnccs wcrc allowcd to stay “it First We n ‘0 Vote. Ithc flrat bond of the second LibertrIfullY. Already thc girls in tho dimer-
cldcnl is not. it solitary one. it has?”m ClllIIQN'E‘I’ istutc I'tInd :opOuteId tonbe “Distal npdssl IhoEIe. I i If t bi t l Tho first woman to cast a vote was 1682:; IEESEJI‘I‘IXIntfildoorlzflbdt‘g IlIII lent classes are organizing their cam
. .. .- ~ 4. .~ ‘ ' ' ‘ :. .. '- 3 . ' L‘lt‘lilflrt's W e 8 mm 0- 0 Wort'IMiso l‘mnccs linrstrom dull htcr of ‘ ‘ 9'91"? “Sr . ' .
bccn olntcived with little \dliullon Icounc t: o w or it) I . . K . . .activdlos and tune had a number i:
' o—-——-—-— . . .: . n , , . . - . . check for $1,000, alter Much Mr. M -. .
t tlllL that he would not object to go bOCllUR\ hcr you gcst child .is im in Mayor Carl A. llaratrom. Miss HarIAd rats l Anlcrlcan flag and-Ia interesting events. This week-crud 1a

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. _ I II I I “I . , . her mother, who has eight or ninlmlnd Fourth Wards are located in the War Davin today officially tin-«and "b36011 bat" at “‘6 home 0f Mrs.
What does it mean? ‘50 for as that; 130! mod notion, u" ,“IIII‘ kItIot‘cdl to him. Certainly no 03‘0 ”a“ tell but. other children to cure for. Thcy urolold town house on Mill Hill, and it his 3051”“ Cleveland's ("“3“ “9 $60V!Ailtlrew. Oeder in Silver-mine. Bur.
glory man, who has be‘" “530°“ .he. Then there is Senator Frederick not wealthy. All a matter of fact thcylcrowd thronged ill and about the build} 0 '00” with “‘9 “PM”? Of ”(ll-gum girls will eniov also a glimmwt

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. .wron with our scheme of education.’ I. . . , . .- , I I I .
IIA‘: regg'll‘ds tlll‘ “‘51 it WNW t0 prove “vKlIIl: find It)? “MEI i220? Igmgggothcr Republicans IIke Judge LimoreI ed his wife from the day tbeylvercdnlh and their Democratic obbenents ithe studio of Solon Borglum. Tram
‘ ‘ . *' ' ‘ ' ' .wa 0" n “3' a e ' ‘5. Banks. married. Mrs. Shephard has no other were also hustling. to get out their; The Hillside school is onto more inthave been several swimming mm”

‘ V ‘ . .. . c "‘r . . will. ‘d school. Mr. Sex-I \ I . . .
that the heart of the 10“r Class 5 till. M “19 ll ‘ll e 0n the Democratic side here is oi!1 income and depended entirely uponJ'U'gesl tote. The Republicans claimed session after a vacation spent in con“ to Comno Beach and one or two pim-

lion will give a story hour for child-. _ -C re 5mm Donovan who her husband’s earning for the mm: a two hundred majority for Mayor Han: . . .
. toursc. ex out; 5 . “d living of herself and “m babies.I“'0m in the First Ward, this morning,. aiderable improvement and develop Iday celebrations. The \fllldllOD~«lf
But. she or nobody else knows why'but-the Democrats were silent as to ment of the attractive school proper—1“")?k and play is always :1 899618! M“

I. : .' I I '. diall' invltcd tot , ..- ' cl
CUBA To THE FRONT H“ 1“ I’m?!“s “'9 cor . 3 .shown considiilable “WW “1 3 ll 1th Mr; Shcpburd was compelled to leave thetprobabte outcome of the. electionIty. The boarding pupils number, thorium ot the school life.

 

Eyear, thirty-three girls. ranging in age}
from eleven to twenty. A large day

Ilhc polls. as did also the hospital. in. 5°h°°1 is carried on “150, enrollment

“ ‘fi liillitlll.
t married men. with and lvltbouthismuch as the important question as in that department this year EXCGQtI‘IHflME.I u .

' ‘ ‘ . . d stndc star 'lni . ' . h 9 who heard Mr.- . . . i t0r;0 - .
and Whlte SII‘IDPS Im II g children 230 III as ”"0““ ““h' The“ the“ is E“ ‘children. Yet the board compels monllo “hm-h"? 0T “Gt the “050“!“ Shall 1118 fiflyIthlnlls. l

hccon . 't' ' - - ' II ‘ I I
t ‘9 I‘ C‘ 3 institution £5.10 be- do I The friends of the school who have: WAfiE MIMIG BATIK
ho Were onwatched its development through the I . I I

 

lprovementa thathavabeen made both; seventyfive olficcrs of all How
at the homestead and in thc.scltoolI(}uard companies of the Fourth Mini-

held in the Norwalk Armory yestcltiaw

H. 0. Gregory and, GeorgeQuintord' enlargedtbytthe‘ addition of a room 011‘ ~ "
. I . . . . . afternoon. Every com any of 1110 {Im—
ILlnleerg andIthe south sidemf the” house wblclt.Ity.two which are incl’tItIded in the ditto-

‘with its sunnywi'lndows, brings addialtrict, was represented.

field maneuvers this month. Anetta
lengthy debate. during which time the

James Wulleur afid‘prlmaryyclass‘ room,.hlts been Chang: problem was discussed pro and count.

e could raise would be no more i . I .. ,
myth J! . ~ =house. ~ things knowstpublic attain its doIteWI did “0‘ 3"} tho proper “”8"” food Iianiea Eflaldll. _ .
ban a mouthful for the German. M... at home. strata subject to routing. “mum Jose h~Car i ~13 a

, II] too . ———- I maple in the state. 'He is able. oner-~ spoils andxtm't work.” Mussel-ted. C Feeney .' . p ray-III ernnr
Moloch. Their naval. sirens! . .» GET ELEVEN MILLION IN - getic and broad-minded. He in, 1““. His 3mm,“ allowedturther that :IDenultea'Iy Herbert c'

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I.“ inmvblitlbfil‘flommuch entailed. by was voted to hold the maneuvers m
. .1: the' resident. minimum 13 most , at: Sunday. October 21. The placewlmna
‘Pollard and tractive-wlth its cI toim ha ' the mimic warfare will be waged a“

‘- . .. " ‘ i re 9‘ “Marne: yet been determinéd, but accord
.window seats, book cases. magazine “13...“, all reports it will probably in

tibia and pictures: In the' school somewhere near Weatport.

hour of the secondI-Libei‘Iteroyaisdlifi “3W importance in the boounIcfilSfi; shofiinszmlstwltedotpqlwaudelleune MNWICITIES VOTING' ' lbuildiug‘the whoiIoot- tho northrlkle .. 'EVDTY companyxin “‘9‘ dis"‘“,@
nnd‘her friendship. to the gunned 311.000.:08 Igwsubgghililgqgimu. Two Ibis-Duty. No man in nu .ch e- conditiunmas aloo'snbmltted.;,II , . . ON THEInlpgusagugIsImoNIo‘ the first floor has been finished on. participate tn thesemanomers. it

w . nounce 7'0 . f “‘5 000 00b each the state knowa more about-nation” Imitls last-«tipped. I to tho-board NEW HAVEN: Got; 1.-—All but eight into naw,.01mmmfl.,nemug.mp
States. She cleared out the German at the subscriptions 0 . . .. m than Home: Cunhmings, nonmfierts said. "Please donft’ send her 0‘ of N8 towns in the state 'are holding , .7

It 119‘ into thoustreoulvhentyou, take me today their annual “littlojbownl'nlelollv ”3"“ I kindergarten departments "“" ’
” ’ ‘ How-find issues In whlclmm purely have1m?tweltIltghtedxoomtnudrn- Pnoanmaor‘umusutvmmt

local; in. 66 towns. however. license loy‘amplo unwound it most delightful
to being voted Innon,,53 of these townll .enmnmnl for their reboot work.

will be the flmttthat have been held h~
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