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EVENING mngL rliveloorne. Here was cuba’s opportun- IMPRESSES OFFICERS i RESPECTS To
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W ity. The keen, nimble Cubans are “31‘ WITH THE A‘M 'llt‘t.‘ t
E, Irv/"A. L. GOLDEN. Prom. ural fliers. Cuba has therefore organ-lug BRITISH WAVESJRS': \Segiflgflzg‘: l CONGRESSMAN
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iized and equipped an air squadron. It laytdlr—TWO American naval oflicers,
ESTABLISHED BY 1 tot high rank spent a busy day today!
JAMES GOLDEN
{inspecting the American destroyers
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1917 ,it’s safe to say it will be known hon—
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Extraordinary Values in Wo-
iis this squat-don that will make her :
. cussing, Mayor Harstroni afterward:
told a Sentinel i'eporiet that lit“)
were agreeing not to make plans to:
occupancy for a box at the Regent
theatre this evening until the votes
F. :: lone-star has known in Lurope. Andi“d ”ceil’ins reports from their com- iau mill. and the Christian spirit of
lmander (l the satisfactory progress of. the family. Ht' Said ill part:
1the anti-submarine campaign. ' “Today we have but one heart anti
They had lunch aboard the flagship that hcal‘t is very sad. For \V'fé‘ks
of the flotilla with destroyer command-K we be 'e known that this 11301119111
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ornbly.
HIN— IATURE’ M‘ iii" roe
Bernard J. Reynolds was moderator.
Samuel Taylor, John Hull. Patrick
Cox and Charles Nichols were ma
chino men, William '1‘. Ilcckcr. Ed-
ward T. Taylor, I-‘redcrick ltcitieil and
Lester Brush were checkers. Paul
Tome; and Danicl Elly were chal-
lengers in the Second District. Iii
the. Fifth District, t‘liarlt‘s H. Oaks
and Ambrose Crockett \vcre machine
. men alldeOI'ilIllCl‘ C. Ogden and it‘ll.
m ’ Sm? G ' n
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TOMORROW .,,,WW,0WW 1W W W W W ggdagaemg ,: .13 i... i . on s s, oats, resses,
H' bid 11 50 INDIA'S PLACE iN THE SUN {eventing they shitended an entertain-{hope that it would um come. in the ISP(:nEi[:nti‘0;:ii3ill Dlt ‘ t 8““ m, ‘
. Z . men J!” ‘ .i .. . - .. . , .. . , .ris
lg 1 e a,m One of the oddest developments of? i, \th in t eir honor by the blue . MIMHI” was a Illdll of man) in » ( 8’ "Cry, sweaters,
jackets in the new clubhouse erected; terests.‘
. A Yale man. 'but he never
the worldwar is the possibility of a {01' ille- sailors.
Both officers madewsa-sedtto be a Studt-nt. lie was a
4 , . speeches and thanked the men lor the hanker‘ 'tnd gave himself to th‘ ' .
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Member of the Assouated Press lsrttlkfactory outlet being pro tdcd for entertainment. They declared tlieyj initutloii. He was a traveler 'and
The Associated Press is exclusively over-populated India. There has beenw’uuld carry back to the United Slater gleaned knowledge from many fields
entitled to the use for republicatiou‘ {the excellent impression made upon' liut male than all, he was a lover of
of all neWs credited to it or not other. . [11MB by all ranks in the flotilla. ' his feil‘pw men and a Christian mun.
wise credited in this paper and also Africa for that purpose. l ' And while Others may think about his
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the 1063.! be m published berein. l The territory in question is not yet greatness, those who knew him speak
All rights of republication of spe- i ll .3 hi G inf his $0“an
cial’ tics latches herein are al'o'o re~ “‘0 3" “val ‘1 9. ”man "009% are - I i H '
(revved l I .- ‘ . . Will Stamford Furnish Successor tot ,. A GNP“. Statesman. , Kiggetts Were checkeru Conrad
.i . 3sttll holding parts of it against the Ebenezer J Hill In hi5 passmtz, ”“5 ““3”” has mitinmn u-w- relitf man id 11 id l
_ .. _ . . . ‘ -.~ .' -. _. -‘ -‘ ‘ all are ‘.
-—”"“_*~—’ British, Portuguese and Belgians. (Fl-0]” the Hartford P05“ d ttuc utbtuitl. a loving ldlllt‘r, the
EVENING”— SENTINEL “LBJ ‘ church i‘ms lost a noble member; thex (lurk was demonstrator.
Sun rises 5:53; sets 5:31.
etc.
talk lately of utilizing (terman East
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A wonderful assortment of high-clubs models, in the new fabtirg"
OUR NEXT CONGRESSMAN
and colors, handsome tailored coats with rich velvet or fur trimming. '
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Attractive plush coats with deep fur collars and cuffs. «5 .
- ~ . . . , . . , . . . in the Third I)‘ ‘i n., W‘ l. r .. .
i‘l dele e .. . i’ . e- The .0 . » . . , - i; l“ “i - ”it'd “- . . .
PHONE CALLS f m “d H on lighting despet‘tl .. .Hk nslituilon provides ”MP ‘9“ ‘ mtg mi ‘10.“ :‘ Yul“: ,\ ”fad Cill‘an Morrison was IHO‘itd'fllOp and Philip H. 7 .w.
Editorial Rooms—92. ilv because. it is the. last foothold left “”1““ ill Ulngl‘vss shall be fillcdr ““ “'P‘m'w" ‘35 0" ‘1 m W ”“1““ Fielding assistant moderator. Charles I O o M-
Business Office—93. lam-many of all her vast African em- 59 ”181'? can be no doubt that thoro;"",‘}£;or ho “an these my days are C. Kuhiier and Edward E. Meade
Norwalk Branch Office—1388. ipire which ”for? the war aguregated Will be it speciul election in the; rich initreusured lllt‘lllories. To a lit-pro challenger and assistant chali _1
Editor's Residence—218.2. ”“1.”th 1000000 qrqmre mile 13.1“ it bourth District to elect a successor} youth (in grandson of the congrvss.‘533:1“Jal‘lllltiiaflai‘lf‘lleix‘?“523d t. flitiiiig‘ N F 11 s . . ~:
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City Editor’s Eminence—14924 } .o lbtvitzn J. liill. lbt. obvious int Iman) lcfii’linlfzmt‘fizéh;$3;alwz;tl,‘:d 133.; send we“, checkers. (.‘rawl‘ord MW ew a nits . .'
is only a question of time. when it will propriety ol seeking the privilege 02‘ M“ H“
Business Manager '3 Residence—w] t taittituil
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(ll necessity those words i nd William H. Smith “etc 111..
l- ~i " i - . filliitr ti deli ii '. ‘ o. ' . Finest qualit ' materials, 3:18 ' i' ‘ . . i '
113-12. ‘ 1d“ ‘0 lleld t5 German Southwest mm”?! ‘1 dt ilnns sh cs before hisg must. ever be unto ‘th youth a gu‘d'iChigelhrng’colld District 11 l f “I ' l. . 3 A i rt attract \9 styles, bcautdul trim 1;}
Africa and the Kamei'uti have done. it a loss titer phase. is keeping mg “““l to lead him onward and up» cast thisI-moriiinr .w“ 041:1 ii: J‘ri‘ir‘i) mmg of plush and fur, tailored right up to the minute ..
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_ SLACKERS If the colony is not, returned attenm ham] ‘ tan d‘ ‘ “Md ‘ “‘"d greater "mm“ and J. Casey. of Taylor avenue, a demo-l
to consider the It‘airiield' more glirious victories. To a daugh-
It will be recumdlter he paid one day near the end.
"I am ready to no, but 1 should like
to say.’ i He had so much work to do.
“He .etit out, his plans like rich
merchant ships stilling everywhere!»
All mom who touched his life left iti'i~i
prints ultlll their character and Wild“
critt. In the Fifth District. the firsti
voterast was by George H. Aclit‘l‘l)’,
of Rowayton, a republican The firil
woman to cost it ballot in the Second
District was Gladys S. Brush, of liar»
view avenue. Up to about 10 o’clock
this morning. only 15 thlil'FIl had vot-
tlic Wu". it will in all probability be"S County situation
‘given to Great Britain. Site would! . f '
. - tiliat hairlield County was the banner
the districtwulue H because, it would give. her aiRepublican stronghold of the state in
.tzoiitinuous block of territory tlierllitl, and that the plurality for not
dongtli of the continent and sulcguurttgconib and Hughes came largely from-
libero.
It is an oddly intereslini‘.‘ “slacker"
$14.50* to $30.00
New Fall Dresses
'story that comes flout Cit‘Vt‘iHlld. Six
Jitcii were lialcd hcl'ote
attorney, charged with failure to reg-
There
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istcr [or selective service. .
, ‘ltet' beloved Capeto-(‘airo railway Fulri'icld COW”. is “MM“? 3 .. . . .. “d in ”lit" dislrlct. . . .
were “yet npgi-uos and a white mun. “Mom grout “wnummhmg center, and man- Erin-“till:rig-Hie hem of old, was htlidi First to Vote. “e little an exceptionally tine assortment in serge poplin anti
“You then ought to he :lslldfllPd off" ' ui'ncturcrs in Connecticut are quite . 5 .» _. ~ t . i I“ ”’9 Third ”Sill” ”‘0 51““ "0““ Silk. til? sett‘éou’s 11-3West and sma'es s - - - ..
- That strategic purpose, ht)w9\'pr’ is l “M him L" “0““ ""0 l ‘9 ”my mat was bv Patrick Mocklcr. ti dttzio n ‘t .iiles at surprising 1°" .
largely Republican. And so, it is up
1“. parent, the Republicans have a
nrcltadvulttttge when it comes
and inlet titid enter the. river of
death. llc disappeared from sicht but
beyond i *ll\\' him cotiic up out of the.
river anl it great company went out
to iiicct him. ions: expected und lone
'wtiitcd (or. ilut oh. how poor our
earth sliiill nee. for we, b'ililll miss
hliii.'",
t attorney. l
_ tllbDlll all German
to fight to!“
=good for, so for as the
yourselves!" said the. tlisti‘ic erai. Iii this district the votes cast rtl‘ict’r‘.
up to 7:30 o'clock this morning. wcrc
sixty behind what were cast two
years ago til the same titip'.‘ being
only' 140.
Up until 12.30 o'clock loft t~_ 'onl-
359 votes biid been cast in tile 9hir£
District. 750 in the Second District,
East Africa
British
Its equatorial cllmutc is:the “30311933
The Ger-i It seems to be fair to sci up
ipretiilses:
mans have not been able to stand it” A liepubll run or only ordinary cull-
vnsl
“Why aren‘t you willing t l“l'
o i. tug
lltitl
gives you the chance to make it goo
the country pmtects you and
; concerned.
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tintolerablc for Europeans.
_ $8.95 to $257.00
tilt-so
living?"
“Why. boss," protested a strapping-
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only it few scores of (lcrmttn settlersI t . ' ' . . ~ v v i The ”5k“ “1‘8 bank”! with "0m“ ‘ ' " Ne UV F 11 Sk rt
colored than in tutti-red nt'ei‘alls..h“e izont there in tliirtv \eurs Buié'illli: “liftlift”liéitiiit‘lniily;(iriiiloci‘uitnei:gouorlngsi und was draped With “I” and ”Slighttihvili‘iiiiz Déi‘tlx‘oiite i a l 8
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“Mp“. \villing’ull of us!" | - - . .hturs and Stripes, which Mr. Hill Lots of betting was bah“: done ml
day, but not much was taken. Onel
South Not-walk party went rftowni
with $300, which was taken even that t,
linrstrom would win. Inllio Third
District betting was 5 to 2 that Dono-
ivtln' would gct it witbgpi {tilted-t. lot
like natives of India, it Is tltought.i(‘ept one of reiiitirkable personal pollu'f served ‘l‘ The 593501131 latest for the fall and winter season, new up to. .
“That's ”gill!" cliorllsf‘d “‘0 Otheri“0‘ id find
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i the climate iiiliil oi tort tMlpliOl‘Iill fitness for
congenial;
i'I‘hey might develop the great natural
peace and Wm.
Visitors Present.
Aside drill". the Congressional and
. ,Senaloriiil delegates which attended
. httplltn ”‘1“ the! tlic services there were preterm Gov-
trcnti of sentiment in tutor of giving? mm“. Mitrctts lI. Holcomb. I‘iflumnam
date models in poplin, serges, gabardines. tadettt and satin.
$4.95 to $12.98
Crepe-de-Chine Blouses
Big special purchase.
tour ucgrocs.
“llotid the law. then." .
:rerourccs of the country, thereby nild‘
attorney. “and see what you've done . ‘ . .
Elm: to tie world s wealth. And lill‘y‘lhfl iitttlonitl administration the toolsitmypnmr Clifford B, Wilson. ex-con.i the Sccoud D‘slrict betting was ”my
:nfighl QI'C‘RH)’ l‘FIiPV't" the [ll't‘liillll't‘ of! it) “'(ll‘k with (“15015 lill‘ nlllllriii R0~1¥W3kllllllll 'l‘liomntlt Rlltty. of illerldt‘n: i morning ill 9 O'f‘llH‘R '200 ‘0 100 Oll}
[lllbllt'llll leanings of the district. l‘X-pOSIllll‘lslt‘l' Marigold. ”f Bridgeport. Donovan would carry three diutrictsu
. ll nwk'ct-ci-it-JAHI
Now its to candidates. It has bccn.‘0m ““ m' ‘1 ’ ‘ m ' .' ' 't'l‘hls was taken. Later on in the day.
Gcrmttni _ illobiitsoit of Bridgeport: William E. o .- . . .t . '
. . . . . . {‘l ff B \\il- in bet of .00 to lull was offerd with:
”mum“! ”ll" “mm: " ord ' i‘riimc .ioliti C Thornton and .lolin| -
East Africa with its 380 000 squnrei - l ‘ ' i . no takers. A bet or 100 to .0 was
. . .. r (still. lit-(Id 0t williing for ”IO [Hibernia-.1“ 1 '03", ""5 "fidKQpOF‘ “‘dt‘urntanwlonam‘ ”ll“ Donovan “'Ollld “1“ Will!
“”10“. is "hm" “IN“lOUI'UI ”I? fill“ torial lightning to lilt him, and nono'Lcomu tler and John King, typublicanl no takers at it o'clock this morning
of lntliu. and has only about one-form too sure that it will in 1913, is not ex- “#20 ”Pf-l f ‘ ‘ 1. d ti in the Second District.
p is believod‘i‘lcuy unwilling to no to Congress, and ‘ “in" 9 “’“m’ “ml“ 5“ 0 Considerable talk was heat-d uround
. ~ tmembcrttol S" him.“ 1‘9‘1g'3' N0. 8- town of what the plans were hr the
that Jun“ I" hm“ would not be al'i F- and N- hi.. mm "W honorary Panzaotiou to be taken by both parties bré'.
Ellie much——
lliilcss it should
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rctorlctl tho
bv failing to register."
“Buss, we cttti't read." was the.
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"We never had no;
ochoolin‘. We never heard 'bout lllllti
population at home,
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There
ntnurnful answer.
is plenty of room.
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The latest full styles, white and flesh.
low." 5
“Are you willing: to light?’ 2.98
“You bet we tire, boos!"
T l f l l I 1 ‘ ed miticth as many pcoplc.
ieii tie eterti :tt orney u‘n . ~
] .‘tliut the Indians. With the newly ttwnk-t
i
toned ambition. would welcome such
New Millinery =
In the chosen fall styles, grand opening display, visit the depart-~-
mcnt and look through our large assortment of smart new butS, Nor.
equalled for variety of styles, careful workmanship and moderate»
prices.
the white prisoner, who sill scowling
silently, and asked him whether he
iltn opportunity and use is wisely.
i The plan, If curried otit, might
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‘solvc one of the world's big problems.
. , At present the whole earth is barred
went to Jail.1 l
[against ituiiiigrants front India, Why
ishould empty Africa not be opened
‘ in Riverside
was willing to fight.
‘Oh. I don't believe in war." he mut-
tcrctl; “l'd rather an to jail tlittn sorta
in your unity." So
The others are joining the army.
an odd sittttttlon~i
together “d"“r” to shunting him mecarors “WON“! “1“ remains “‘0’“ tho vidlug tliui their side won. Smith
that direction. rather than m-elect, IIill residence in West avenue to ill suggested laudg of red lice and blinds.
him its muyor or sock to niakohliu‘m‘l‘wfg' l ‘ 1‘ l' and. into or “We. mp1 yap 89" 5““ng .
the next Governor of the. slate. gorge”??? “ 3 "m” 0"""8 sllggi‘s:t‘i‘110lh‘3’ fillillffgi‘hll‘ 31“:
. Then there is John '1‘. Kim: him-r ‘ ‘ 'iitinr: con on mt “I “ \ “0“ i
sell“. Some thought he would have 8 . p ‘ fi 9 t 1 the
he I been Bridgeport’s city manager, budtDISTRiCT BOARD {p395} §$22dn1$m3011§m€93$ Jim“... W ..-.__.-_.---.._,.., ..-... . , -. . _ _.
the voters approved of having onew VERY MUCH IN BADlpasscd through the gates. and pulled "‘
and there have been many sugges-1 . ‘ y
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first at a mass meeting in the public' & cKrser and of F. J. Hodge?» and
‘levers for whom thev believed to be ._ .
~ square. and later to campaign trorz-r the decorating firm of Herbert (the
the right man.
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the illilcriiics cutter lot-fight when the
situation is explained to them. and the
intelligent citizen slilrltitig? The in-
cident is not it solitary one. it has
little
iii nearly every
variation -
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been observed. with
ovur and over again
part of the country.
to overflowing Asiti?
Alter Intliu comes Chitin. stuttering;
tions that he become candidate for.
mityor. Mr. :King's political intereslol l
. i - lro cried 0m, and lie is now scores of other married men without
from the some liundlctip. Couidnt 228:“; “Somtiiltteem'in from this children had in better fluoncml cir-
tcumstauc s were allowed to stay at
slate and reputed to be close in iht‘ home. (i
councils of ONE!“ Biw- ll 15 DOSBH Slicphmid's wife Is unable to work.
bio that he would not object to go“ because lter youngest child is an in-
, . on. And then on the taut under one year. Shela now get-
mg m “ “3m“ ‘ ' “ting along; the best way she can with
something of the sort. be done fol
the. Chinese?
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STORY TELLING AFTERNOON
FOR THE CHILDREN-
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William Howard was the first man to
vote in the 'l’lrsi Word. and (label) Pop
was the first In the Fourth Ward. Both
ballots were cast at 6 o'clock.
Firlt Woman to Vote.
The first woman to cast a votg was
Miss Frances l'llll‘SlI‘Olll. daughter of
Mayor Carl A. llarsti'om. Miss Hor-
s’trottt registered her vote. at 7:18 a. m.
The voting machines of the First
ters and at it bust ess i ': ii-t
cheon. n n on s lit ; ham.
Tris Speaker, star outfielder oi the
Cleveland Baseball club, pui'cliased‘the school opens» its year so succum-
itlie first bond of the second Libertyifully. Already the girls in the (Heat
Lorin. Secretary McAdoo handed tlicient classes are organizing their C“!
band to Speaker and received his}
check for $1,000, after which Mr. Mcfitctivities and have bad a number“
: Adoorraised an American flag and allnteresting events. This week-ennui:
specially designed Liberty Loan flag. made delightful by an ll“ day mm
It is a matter of gratification that
I
and Fourth Wards are located in the
old town house on .‘lllll‘Hlll. and a big
orowdthronged in and about the build-
ing all any.
. other hand ilk idea might not tipped , h _ ~
“ ' ‘ ‘ * ' ' ' l ’ . er moth I who has eight at nine
So for us that; Be‘m'd sexton, m." “e“ kiloscli‘m hint. Certainly no one can tell bnt‘pther chiliir'on to care for. They are
story man, Who has been “850:“ l( he. Then there is Senator Frederickl not weultlty. As a matte r of fact they
:with Ernest Thompson Seton fln ot l-
‘ ' ' - - ' A. Bartlett who some beiieveJias con- are poor. 1 .
it mtlr Slgnlfl that more“ something or oftlic oWodcralt Indians in Green- greasionul ambitiouB. not to mention: As far ins The Statidtird-Anicricttn Vitepublicun workers in the First ,
wrong With ,0“? “mm” or education. trick and New York, will be in Nor- other Republicans like Judge Elmore, iii“highlir‘i'iemimsiiimipii‘:riaiinfhiggii‘g‘é 31;rdaxgtfhtét‘i‘usgélrilygggag 2:391:81:th OPENING OF HILLSIDE SCHOOL i
.As regards tho rest, it seems to prove. walk on Friday afternoon. October S. Banks. married. NM Shephard has “amber were also hustling to get out. their}
that the heart of the "lower classes"i5tli. at the. Hillside school. Mr. Sex-
tton will give it slow hour for child-
On the Democratic side there is. of income and depended entirely upontlargesl vote. The lRepublicansrclalmed session after a vacation spent in con- to Compo Beach and one or two lim-
ircn at 3:30 in the library olitbe home-
. i. c -Con ressman Donlovun who bet“ husbu‘nd's earning for the cure a twovhundred majority for Mayor Har.- . -
tlmfmicd x will!3 once and who llilBi “ltd "vino 01" herself and tvm babies. strom‘ln the First Ward, th‘is’mol‘nlng,’.“(lemme improvement and develop Zday celebrations. The variation: fl! .
t id Parents are cordially invited to m m ' - bl “bill in gaittng’i’m Site 0!‘ nobody else kitbwa why butvthgbetnotbrata were client as to ment of the attractive school propop.{WOI‘k and play is always a special tin-
is f‘ ' I H ( . I d t ome Show“ cons'dem e a I y , " , 1M?» Sheubitrd was compelled toleavo the Probable outcome of the election ty. The boarding pupils number, thistlll‘e of the school life. .
il‘i‘mg tlheir tel‘iildlenptfnsethD': {as elected. It is idle to say that Demo-5 his factory job‘ and go to litemrtiiy a that time. he”. thirty-threegiris ranging in age!
Vltemse vcs 0 rear . .. . ~ ’ , W
icinttting tales. Tile charge for child-
\~nh’s entrance into the race wouitltwhem helwill get a wage. of $30 it Many Workers Out. . , v I
please all leaders of his party. but if . month. i ' . _ “BOilI‘Dm‘lles‘ had many Workers ‘3‘. 222120 1eiieven to 3mm; A large ML
odd-looking "dunner \t-ttli ‘bro‘dd, blugfron. is .15c and ._ tor- Swill! ups with be entered he would be a force to b‘l't The board has exempted hundreds t c pols. as an also the hospital, m. 5 came on a so, eniollnientg
and white stripes and a single— star ini children: 25c. Those who heard lily.-
Fritz will pro-i Sexton . last. spring at the Gommunity
r .mn with he“ there is Editor- of married men, with and without osmuch as the important question as in that department this year exceed-l
m: ed. . . \T .
a4 triangular red field.
t Club know that his tales are fascinat-
militia? 31mg!!! toiday officially on} and “bacon bat" at the home of mu.
9 can '5 quota “5 360" Andrew Oeder in Silvermlne Inau-
0000 w . . ' '
00' 00 “h the (“)ka of 580’ itheiglrls will enJoy also a glimwfi
W'the autumn exhibition of‘vthe Silvia»
mine artists which isstill in placesih
A ;the studio oi! Solon Borglum. “I'm-n
The Hillside school is once. more inf have been Several swimming mrtuin‘
What does it mean?
white man and his like are concerned.
is sound and patriotic to the core.
0.
CUBA TO THE FRONT
The Germans will soon see a new
apparition on tho western trout—din
. h .lng‘ and that the children who hear
Germany as him are always delighted and absorb-
:many enemies! Who can keep tracked in what he gives them. .
country it represents.
-of them all? \
It will be the filter of Cuba,
'entered the war two days after ouri
'4 7’. own entrance, and which has proceed-i
‘ ed to do her bit, according to her abII-i
. :Ity. I, 1
The Cubans recognized that any ab;
W . . .becom ‘ . . ~' i‘i ' ‘f "
pronounced ideas on public “Mm, like Shepherd to sen-e while there lSl e a city institution is to be de l The friends of the school who have‘p WAEE “mm RAM
The case of Benjamin Hertz, of 11 duty‘todtiy at the town house were as years will be delighted to see theim‘i ,.____,_.___
:0! State Albert Phillips 0! Slitml’t'ird"
hi it Indian stories about a real camp fire l nd his reputation as a take the girl, whom he had kept com-lThom‘s'E' Balcomiand Gharles‘Curtis: building. The large. dining room of'lt‘ary' District. Connecticut Hem
w c ’ . ' ‘ scram Nell“. a , - -
e Hertz in his aifidavits 3' 0' Gregory ahd Georgeruintard: enlarged-by the addition of a room on afternoon. Every company of the W
- . chool and - L ‘ - r ‘ . .
ments and mews 0! the s B“ the be“ man Of all. on Veltbe t‘drunkard, hnd‘ madehome oo‘ndittonfi . Machine Tender-5* First Word hr- . .
" ’ tionul life and cheer into the room. The principal
I Wit 9 of Bridgeport 'who has' children. .Yet the board‘compels men to whether 0“ “M the hospital shall ing‘fll‘ty pupils. ‘ V
uynn s n i i
' ... ' ‘ . . - . tu‘nl inn. 19m“ . .
hably “0le at it. not knowing Whit i am who would make an active until it plentiful $1332; DC“; 39 c The. election omclals who were onwatched its development through the
or . an. ExéSecretary _ . .
JLOI‘O‘lSConrreqsm iHaviland Street, N‘orwalk. is also “Rights- First’Wai‘d‘ (11‘qu n)fprovementir that have. beentmade both? Seventy-five dmcers of all Hm
. .. . . , . . . ' . e. on ‘ i '
In the evening 'Mr. Sexton is to tell line had his eves Congrctturwnt‘d forlpnthetic. e marrIEd 011 July 12. It). at the homestead and in the school Guard companies of the Fourth nip
. ~ 7 (Democratic) Maurice About and J ‘ ‘
. . pony with for two and one half~years,.‘ . , ' ' h . - . l Guards. attended a meeting which was:
The evening hour is the first iii the votegetter would stand him in gcoil out of th l‘ home of her mother and Kearney. . Fourth Ward (Republican) ‘t e homestead has been still furlier held in‘ the'Norwalk Arm'or y yeste 1W
d . entertain— , ‘ “Ste lather. . . . . . .
regular seriesot Hillel e . stead. img the step-rather was a common inertiogagcl Charles ~Linisberg and'the south; side» of. the hou’se Whiclti,ty-two which. are included in the a!“
. t libel-t to at- 1 ‘t’ ;' ames- u y. ' “twitlt Its‘sunny windows. brings addl- trlct. was represented. .
others luteiestedrare use mm: mm Side—film one-Who ls Ilnéikg ymmclnegél unbeamble‘ but “tbe‘mother always thur Weekes, Martin. Greagh Darroh- topic for discussant“
lend. The charge i“ D ‘ ter the field—is..H0meT - “ islded-iwlth- her second tiusoanup Ho Moore, and Henry Gehrmunn.’ Fourth The large room on‘the south side, of. yesterday was the question of halal];
bersin the ocurse iszOc l’ncase of, of stamlord, late, candidate for 'tlteiulso says he. supported Mrs. Hertz be: Ward? Arlinéto‘n"and-David'mley. field maneuvers this months .A‘ftedui,
than a mouthful for the German
- - ' '~ . . - . , , .. ithe. homestead formerly used as 9, . . ~ .
my they could raise"would be 110 morei rain the campfire will be held in the Bulletinrstoiese Senate. Mp aGEE-ifitildetitti‘ieygereflfelglgrpjee:gaging? {3:3 «jangTéggffis' ‘Jutt‘ies Walleur‘ and primary class looms. has been chang- alightdigitS-ismgt.ggcingfigégt
MOUSE. ‘ miners knows public affairs as ° ‘ at humor l'Siie-iisi gfibject‘ tolfalntinl; ea- ‘ -' -. was voted to hold the manouvers._.ru~ .
Moloch. Their naval strength, too,
“was negligible. But there were things
“WM-
oET ELEVEN MiLiJONiN ,
FiRB'F HOUR on DRIVE.
people in the state. 'He is little, (uter-
getic and .broadsminded. 3 Heals, fur-I»
thermore, close in the confidence of
‘i—u-
spells ‘audlcnn't work," he -‘ assorted.
His afliduvits showedtturther that
he earned "$18 a’.We‘élt'gtin‘d “all the
.0 itgglstrars,‘ Joseph. Ca
(,3: Feeti’ey. . .
. Deputies; ‘Iilerbert ‘ C.
. . l . ..
. j ‘ p (i into a livinsroomymuchenjoyed by
rrler Bernard 9 . .. . . S ,. . . . i . .
' . , , d . _ nudity. October 21.. The place vim
' ‘the residentpupils and is most. at.) the ntimic warfare will be waged h
‘Poll'ard‘ tind'tractive with its crotonne‘. hangings, not yet been determiné‘d, vbut mm
..Jiiuiesrulty .ttindow seats. book cases, magazine ing‘toaii-reports. it will probably'k
-_ , table and pictures. In the school someivhere near Weiitp't'm. . 1 f
MANY (“TIES VOTING - ihuilding thowtiote oi thevnorth side 'Etl'eirr 601111113? 11!: theldiit’riat'm
‘ . ON THE LICEN a u to ' v ‘ ‘ : ‘ " ‘ ‘ " ‘ “ ‘Wtcpaten 98° maneuvers, Wm.
.. NEWHAvEN‘o t 19‘ 131‘“. 1?: °’ “.19. “3‘31”?” h9“.i’°°,“.fln‘5h°$‘-°‘i will be=tli67flrstthathaveibdenhelti.
. _ - ,0 - -‘,"' hi“- 9 E into new clusatrboms'. .Hdi‘e’ttila’pt'h ‘ ' ‘
f . s t _ . , . . .. . thisvlclnlty for some time.
o v owns in. the state are holding mat“ and kill r urtett do attme‘nts ,. . ..
today.tholr‘1‘a'tiituttl.z"iittle iown'leleoi- .1!" N5. .‘ l’ .
tion. and Issues ln’bwhlcli are purely have large wehdlghtedrboma and en-
. ~ . . . money he; tidesdvod; wentmtowa‘rd
the Wilson administration. a tlgute affluent. item A doctor’s certificate.
itiiiur‘ai. importance” in the councils of; showing" h e‘to.be- lire; dfiliffle
his party. \No man in public life in; condition 3 ' . ,. :4,
the state. knows more about'nntlonal ~ win his .1
hittiirs than Homer Cummings, nono.‘H'ertz saldp‘
knbws his connecticut. betterrll he,
that Cuba could do to prove her devo—W \
tion to the cause ot'worid-democracy
and 'her friendship to the iUnitEd
States. .She cleared out the German
I spies and propugandists and hatred
NEW YORK, O‘ct.;_1.—Ih‘_ the dish
Itour of‘the second tiberiy normative
$11,000,000 in subscriptions Was ant
nounced by No banking ”firnfii'l‘wo,
bf’the subscriptions of $5,000,000. ouch1
were by the Union Pacific Railroad
Company and the Southern Pacific
Roommate JAPAN-mama“
into“ the silt-deli?
”when ’youittake me
away." ' -‘ ,~ -' .. ‘1‘
flier. waters togfieman 8211mm“! nattroad Company: slwul‘l‘becmér‘““Mammal. "55‘“ Mi, Despite these 'ugoavits,.tiioziuistitoi tooth-1mm towns. hOWQVGTiiiloonmfloy ample 8pbbé~dnd ohiostdétighttui ——_——- . -»,.. _
ism's'elzed the German merchanttnen. ' .eleclgdiijl‘BSldentwill!” wouldhtyt board! deb hisfubpeai; although‘it Is 1191118 Voted; pun... 63,0tgthesedowno pnvironm‘ent for thou-school work. NEW YORK, but. 'lt‘d‘hfl’lb‘ozlm'.
novv'iihvtiig’tilc "cannula Humidity.
1‘ notioniNaipaul-omit?Néwuntiirdliii
ops OF ‘ . ‘ n .‘ his. willin‘ and: M'exer'nption‘ to . ior‘the entertainment Of'the; Imperfl'
.THR‘EEWBENATORS‘; Sawmif‘imdwédmh ‘ Japanese Commission [onttheiiautvtlr
.= 1“? her ports and 53"? them to Uncle' ‘ASK .EXPUl-S' fl?“ .599“ ’ t to l ;; Thoprinci‘pals or the'soliool‘yaccoma
. lmequifl outbet- _ - ,. . . , . . . . . .
. 6am to use in transuoriing “men and ‘wiismuo'rou. Oct. Isa-Petitions ‘ . ,a . ‘ “we“? murmur “mitot’ihviwflm ”‘9 ““emm'lal‘d- “‘3YP‘1lBll!“FONOWYPTMW .
3 ‘Sfifi‘iflm' “Ana “imam. began-prep”. trout-New lYorkorgfiitizatloxtuasklny ' . ‘ ' e Dwight mayor litgunopposed tor to it tl‘lD‘to camb‘mtls, ai‘m .. a. ..
; ' . f. .. , exhulsion-trwnth. ensteot‘s‘ Wt - Lll°°’9“* . - . , “1°” «immune-t
jug to talk on active part it it ‘ hunt? ll ,. ‘ l" w ‘ " mm .05,“
a m of“ th
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