rmm _
IKE SOUTH NORWA
EVENING SENTINEL
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W
i. L. 5 A. L. GOLDEN. Props.
. . . 1 .
LK m0 inyostigation bean.
One investigator reports:
in beds that are+ three feet or more
WiérAsusm-m BY
JAMES comm
110111)“ 001'. 8,1917
than the average shale now mined
I.
barrels of crude oil from which 2, . ,
10, 000 ‘0 l f I ington, 11.1...
3—5:..- —.—»— — (ll, 1 t) barres 0 gaSoline may' hear $11 and Brother.
”MTURE ALMANAG FOR be 911,111,191 by ordinary 11191110115 01‘ “On September 6 the Alliance for
TOMORROW
2H1gut de 6: 30 a. m.; 6. 51 p. 111.
Sun rises 6. 03; sest 5 '20.
refining, and in L'tah there is proba-
bly an equal amount of shale just as
’ rich, The same shale in Colorado, in
shoul.
with but little added cost,
Member of the Associated Press
T1111 Associated Press; is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication
of all news credited to it or not Olllrl”
wise cri'dited in this paper and also
addition 1.0 the oil, produce,
about 300,-
090,001) tons of ammonium sulphatc,a
the local new-.- publisned herein. “1111110111111 especially "1111,1111e 11?}! "Tllt'ic haprenings are of such a
All rights of republication of spe- ‘ , , ipcculiai natu: e that I feel in 111111.215
cial tlesputchcs herein are also reafeumzm' la responsible official in 1111 Pt 111ml
served. l Not only do 11111 11111191111311 shale vania 10.11111 tnovtment. to ask you eer-
beds "hp 11101111110 of producing front “1 “11111 were the sources from '
EVEEING SENTINEL TELE 1111,11. 11, fit-.1 11111.:S as 11111011 11113011119 which you secured the 11 ,nney for the . -_ -
PHONE CALLS 1 b d b 1 l .' In 'inncapnlis tom'cntion?
Editorial R0051} -92. as the Scotland e b' 111 H". 1a“ ill-.1 1011 111 ivc 1111 bulk of tht
‘ ._.. the adtlul advantage of hing above money from am one+ source?
Bumess Office 93' l “1‘. \‘1 .1. an) létl‘W purl of the
Norwalk Branch Office—1388. 111 Scotland the shale
Edna“ 5 Residence—2182 {to be dug out of mines.
City Editor 5 Residence-449.141 11, is reported that there will be‘
Business Manager 8 Residence--
113,12 ;some 90 by-products,t the ammonium
‘ most
MR REPRISALS limpoxtant.
that the Germaui There is '10 end to the resources
air~rnid> should lead 10 retaliation 111K111” 1111» 111,111] Old earth offers to man
No nation can tumoly toler-lpgnd. It’s just up to
ate the ruthless murder of its womenlto use mph hands and
and childrcn 111011111 after month with-find 0111 “11111 is theirs for 111.1 labor
_____‘___.__._—._
ROADS AND ROADS
' ground. has
the
being
sulphate probably
.
11 was 111etitablt-
the “"d- 11111111111 beings
brains and
out risivu'. 1.. 1115.1 to :1 pittlt ot' ittdiu-’
nation that 11111111111115 reprisztls in kind.i
T
“In Col-V
outdo alone there is sudiclent shale,‘
thick and capable of yielding more oil;
in'
. Scotland. to yield about 20, 900, 0011. 0110'
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QUESTIONS GOMPERS
ABOUT WAR JUN KET
'1 (Continued From Page One)
M.'. ‘Maui'cr's letter reads:
"Harrisburg, Pa.. Oct, 4, 1917.
Samuel Gompers. President Am-
Waslr
“Mr.
1 crican Federation of Labor,
Llahor and l‘-+:‘ mac-racy met in Minnea
polls and later elected you its most
d1nt.Sliin1-1 that time officials 01
1111+ Allltllt'liil l‘ deratton of Labr'
have herll apptarinc at mass meet
mus on 111+ same pla1torm with some
1111 the+ leading rcactionarim of the
10111111'y
Some Pertinent Questions.
111111 quest 'ons with legard'm thvrt:
money ctnttributed by or through an
i‘official (11' the Federal Government?
\‘\l 11 paid for your apt-cl: tl train ‘
lll'L‘ll‘ N1“ \otk to “mm .1110] s?
"0+ -\\:1s transportation triven freé+
1o anyflit' 1110111 who W‘erc on the,
‘ spct-ittl trnin’.’
“ti ~lf :10. to how many?
ltid ”11' Ohio and ("otntnetce
ls' notation of Minneapolis arranged
dir'inet for tht+ A'lliunte 1'01 1.111101 and
Democracy?
“8- -\\11011 ‘yott and and Mr. Root
spoke from the some pl.1tfo1 m in (‘liitu
ago did _\ou pay the txpensen or 11111
.dt'. Rom? If neither 111' you paid.
who did? '
“9+7 (1111'.
1
I
llttrnquist was one of the
-
—;
Store.
An Exceptional Sole ofWomen’s
BEAUTIFUL N E
Such as only to be found at the Boston
Every 51er and color fhaffashlon
favors.
COATS
MONDAY, OCT. 8, 1917
._ . .. .3. .-_.,__ _.._..
And no government can 11111181111111I The Ptcss Democrat of Santa Rosa. .0”?! speakers 15“} 1'01“") “fllllllhapollis 11176 Diet. cs. 01 these we sent 171Bnlt111ce on hand of finished picces of
1 con crcnt'e. 'li1 1e 11‘ p mane? tic gauze and 3 muslin born. 1 to the Busb- unuze drossin R, 111' 'k 1 l - 11 1
. . . . +. v, . . . 0111101111] (111., it . .11 91 out 1+1 to
”Ch “ d«m.1nd. 2( 11110111111, in d column ' 11199111111? Terminal. in 0111': r not 10 ov'etlook 0111 new count is 289 l
The killing 111' noncombntn'tts is 1111- [minds good roads. it insists that
horrent to any civilized people. It is‘ihm-p is only one type of road worth
particularly abhorrent to men of All-:building 111 11113 11111,. and 111111 15 the
“10— September 15 the Alliance for
Labor and Democracy held a meeting
in Madison Square Garden, New York.
From what source. (1111 the money
oun Norwulk needs, -1 "1111211
large muslin boxes wert+ 111-111 to 1111
Norwulk hospital,
been sterilixed, and are being
.11111 11
betn done piincipull) on i"
where
1111: work at the licathuntttrs has
riday 1
they ltuveiumt'ninus. in ten tea 1111 each working.
licld‘ under the direction of its own captain.‘
Mellouuall Kitchen Cabinets
' filo- Saxon blood. No nation in 1113““ with the concrete foundation. It come “’ defray ”l“, film‘s“? for 111W emergency “1 0‘" 0““ 1‘" 39.1693 these “me is 3 day “mm“ $1.10 down and $1.00 per
1 1 Where 0on Money Come From’l. utlity. 1101-1 each morning and afternoon in, -k t )1'
W',o1l1l p1+1'b'1ps,wot1ld limo entlute'l luttges that “instead of bulltllm: -| “W b ‘11 Wholts [lflyllilfl' £01- 1111.+ 11111111, At the sump time we also ptrjpptd the week, who has certain canine.l WU. pus t 18 marvelous
the dmilish work of the lemon .tit' s 1, 1,11 mucudmn 111 (.nch of the! find .‘:~‘11ettcrs 11111 11 vertlsmi: 01' 11 smaller ntuslm box, contamttu; dressings, prepared 111191111 for anyone ' ' '
~ ~ ‘1‘. .. . mil1+ l ‘Olldl‘ hummus liltnl)‘ hold under 1111- 111111111 300 pice‘s. lwho comes in to Work on other days: labor savmg cabmet m
squatlronmso 1011.11 35 ll!“ 1.111151! 1’1““ supervisional distticls Of ”1“ county .tuspncs of .111++ Alliance for Labor in August 1“. 151111111111] 01111 very,tliun Friday. 111 conclusion, 51111;.) "1)"
your home. There is noth-
1
l
t
1
done “mm“ 1‘ "“i‘l‘mll “‘1" “’1' ‘9’" ‘——a plan mainly intended to please “W11I'"“{‘\°I““"'_3"~’1 tl ‘ 1 ll 11 large box to the Red Cross Supply? “11111 as chairman of 1h:I hospital sup-
! , ” L" '10 is 1‘. "I 111111 1‘5 K‘ service in Now Yotk, 11:1 shipping tlt ply committee ends today, 1 would' in '
geancc 11111114111 “11.11 H“ mm“ 01 “l“ ““9” "I ”1“ “mm“ districts l'llblit'll." WOW for ”10 illllflm‘fi 11“" tct'tion 11nd bet it changed, this box like to say just 11 word to those who gOf gum,” convemence’
Amwienn feeling would be it“ bombs 111,. 1111911.“ or the count) 115 a whole.
utter “Wk. f0? 111111111 be better scrwd by uniting 0“
citit’s
were tamed \l‘eck
two years, on peaceful
10\\!l\ of out mislt'l‘n ‘a’llllt'.§ lmttuénc : a“ 11", "10111.1, 111 one place.‘
”New \ork \'l>llt‘tl niyht .tttt-r 111,;lttj And lsnt “light?
7by an enemy who delighted in blow-l
1113 “1) families in ”MY Md": “3""k'vpurposcs could be recovered and
1118 school houses, bowls “ml "Ob‘l’i' V‘wisoly 11le. thclwliole country might
to
12115 and Sputtering
the blood of children,
The French
"fighting the devil with fire.
”‘9 Sll‘m‘lfi “mom“. 11 pvstenl of highways built
l
1121::1 all time.
be“ 1111 Wind is :1 road for,
havc already allyltow? 15 n
have. sent 1111' squadrons fur across :11 way on which 10 gm goods to mar-
11196011111111 frontiur, 11.111111: death on'ke', is it :1 thing to orato over or
“nddmd‘d “mm ‘0 show the her to rlde ovc of"! The Roman roads butlt
mans pucisely the son of warfare:by Caesar are still good
The llrit- to be resurfaced at intervals,
11111 are. expected to conduct similar: they do not need to be rebuilt,
111111151115th a greater scale. "We will}[ There also remains an idea that
he sole benefit of
their own army is waning".
glVe 11, all back to 111cm." said Lloyd canals exist for 1
George in 11 recent 811000“. “"“d “9 ”0111191.1ng,'1‘lte sooner we prick the
will give, it to them soon. \\ 1+ shall bubbles of these ancient supersti-
bomb G"”“““-" with compound in lllOllS. the sooner we 111111 have sulfu-
1 . ’, t
torest.’ .5231?” blc highways through the country,
It is 11 natural thing to do 11' is
of German:
We cannot btnme our 5
both by land and water.
- ._ . .
LABOR AND THE GARY SYSTEM
allies for it. The ,lNew York (‘ity board of 151111-
measurably sorry that it has come tolcation, in trying to apply the Gary
this. We hoped to keep ottr side ot“ system of instruction to the metropol-
., 4110 war clean from any imputation otttan schools, has met with 11 serious
l have obstacle in the opposition of organ-
} New York labor men have
is a crea-
thc logical consequence
frightfulncss, ‘
But Americans are 1111-,
the brutality and cruelty that
characterized Prussian fighting front izcd labor,
the first. :protestcd that the system
Even now we cannot “Sulliescc in ition of the Steel Tinst, cleverly dc-
these retoliations if they ate intended signed to reduce the children of. the
working classes to economic slayery.
it occurred, however to ti New
York educator to inquire what organ-
It may be that German civilians do ized labor in the city of Gary thought
not know the truth about the nlr:about 11.111111 it developed that the
i aids against England that have so working people who have seen the
shocked the whole world 11. may be plan grow up under their own eyes,
that if they me informed, with a few and whose children have been a part
Rep'
merely for Icvengc. They can be mot-
ally justified only as deterrents from
“repetitions of the offenses.
«concrete examples of air- -assassina- of it, are enthusiastic about it.
lion to point the motal. they will resentativcs of the Gary branch of
(11111 a hall on their own gov 91 nment :the Federation of Labor and the Gary
'10 this end, every allied aitplane that Building Trades Council glVe it their
drops a bomb on a German 10““:qu endorsement. That ought to set-
should drop, along with 11, printed tie the matter, so far as union labor
atatementsshowing the bloody and“; concerned
“ExcuSable work wrought 'by German]
hylators, and demanding an end of:
such barbarism.
___...__—.._._
The tradingwith-the-enemy
through a “joker." gives to the Post-
11nd ‘ 011.. “1.111 used thorughfurc and putting
if all 1111.+ money
wasted on building roads for political
They . it place of pl‘lll' 0011110“! machinery or
They need
but
'
111w.
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PETROLEUM FROM SHALE
Recent investigations made by the ministration when the espionage 11111
blotted states Geological Gunter have bill was passed. under this authority.
brought into prominence a new path» Mn, Burloson, at will,
i
Implants do not swell to his 110110113 ‘
It. has been known for years that; of what constitutes loyalty. He but
.1 1131,1111 source. This is the oil shale of
the Book Cliff mountains of western
flolorado and eastévn Utah.
master General all the powers of cen-
sorship wluch were dented to the ad-
can suppress
any newspaper in the land, printed in
English or in a foreign dialect. whose
where does the money come from to
pity 1111' it‘.’
"‘lhcse questions arc agitating: tho
minds of many people, among them
itctive tt'ntle unionists. l feel, thenL
fore, that you. as president of the
Atnerlcan Alliance for thor and
Democracy, arc the. propel official to
answer them and .by doing so stop
future speculation on 1110' subject.
" Assuring you that i will upptcclatc
2m early 11~ply and thanking you in
1111111111". 1 remain. {internally yours.
JAMES BlAl'llEll."
The "American Alllttnce for Labor
‘and Democracy.” organized by Mr.
immune and men closolwassociatcd
with him intlte lttbor ntovt-ntent, had
for its avowed purpose the offsetting
ot‘ the "peace and democracy" propit-
condo of the People's Council and 111.)
Workmen's Council.
NORWALK CHAPTER,
RED CROSS, WORK
(Continued From Page One).
A (it-leuution from 1111+ 1111111111 so-
cieties of the Norwnlks, invited in.
Norwltlk L‘haptcr receive all donat-
ions, etc. ,from their various ('Qlt‘bl‘ar
tions on Columbus Day, October 12th.
This is a very gracious and generous
offer and is immensely appreciated
by the. Red Cross Chapter.
The meeting then udjoutncd, and
the. new. executive board went into
session. The appointments were as
follows: Chairman, 1111'. (1901 ge Wood-
ward; vice-chairumn, Mrs. Lottie
Munro; secretary, Miss Mary Kirby
Jennings: assistant secretary, Miss
Mary Ryder; treasurer, Mr. Henry P.
Price.
Following are the reports of the
chairmen of the home- and surgical
departments, which may be of inter-
cut to the public. “The home depart.-
ntent was organized in Ma1ch.1917
Since that time it has shipped the
following: 516 pairs pajamas. 360
surgical shirts, 150 bathrobes, 114
ward slippers, 336 pairs socks, 2’76
pairs bed sucks, 132 hot Witter bag
covers, 240 sheets. 168 pillow 'slips,
216 face towels, 84 bath towels, 90
wash clotlts,‘60 shoulder shawls, 51‘
fracture pillows, 417 comfort pillows,
758 oakum pads, 222 knitted wipes,
120 knitted eye bandages. Finished
work on hand: 1 sheet, 4 face towels,
6 pillow slips, 54 wash cloths. +1 pairs
21 pairs pajamas,
fort pillows, 30 hot water bag covers,
110 handkerchief substitutes, 42 tray
cloths, 483 napkins. We take this cpl
portunlty to thank the women of mo
town who have so unselfisbly helped
us in this work. The various organ
lzsttons annealed with the dlifermt
clturche: The pupils of the. high
school, the grammar schools, the
groups of workers at Silvermlno,’
Winnipauk and Rowayton, the auxll
iaries at Bald Hill. Wilton, Belle ls-
wa-lk Improvement Ausociation, and
the Friday Afternoon club also the
Henderson & Erwin factory. which
has made many pairs of pajamas, the
R. & G.'Corset factory, which has cut
out all our hospital garments.
Respectlfully. '
CHARLOTTE BETTP' ’ ' ” "M"
01115 ; ow the making of 28,524 new
socks, 8 bath robes, 8 surgical shirts, '
2 shawls, 12 oom- -
Hospital supply committee—In the '
surgical dressings department the rec ,‘
252
\‘Ve
k
land and Harbor View, the East Nor— ..
ones. of 11111011 5.1156 are mo
‘ 3.46; more. Thole how
was tht+ + quit. 111111 to between 8 until have been such 1:111:11 111 lpcm
ll 01 the former gauze boxes, and con- ' been made to lctl in evury case, 1111111
laind 5,2811 pitccs.0ctobe1 5111. we: both day captains and team captain-
pucked tutti have entirely ready [01
shipnr? n1. .1 box of 4. £87 gauze and1cltccrfull) carried out all i hate asked
ended the old count by dozens From
now on, everything lsmltlpped 111 lens 1
or multiples of ten to .11'10111 with for-
eign regulations
have used since We
present headquarters. and since 1h.s
work came und'i'r my charge. about
6,600 yards of gauze
11.1w 11 balance on hand 1113,6111) yards
bleached muslin,
ll. balance
also made use of 50 yurds ot‘ absor-
bent
bup‘poaed. One cannotbelp feeling
,9f its people in a way not heretofore
.pendlum of terse, "enchant and no.
i
have worked with inc, and 112th
muslin dressings. With this hawthorn. Willi their aid, and th
0111‘
came into our (lions Chopters
Respectfully submittttl,
i..i . .
and \10 now
llishi-d on August 1.11,
,\"111113 of 1m-
own hand l
have used 1,500
and hill“
of (ill ymds.
1100 pounds of wool for swc
cotton. None on htmd now.
The Mexican Problem
C. W 111212011
. Author of "THE numerous WAR”
In 19" III. Burton Went to Europe, noon after the bronklna+ out of tlie Wu.
to find its mum not! probable duration. 1111 boat “The Audutotts Wu" tn- the
fin: to clearly set forth the Holmnmllern ambitions uni the world WIN mt must
ultimately mull from their tit-fut.
When (he Allln' fuel oil ban in Mcxlco scented endnnxmd. Mr. Barron went
to Tlnpleo to lnvutlnto the all situation. it. found 11 hurt problem Ind de-
voted himself to a and: of the question of what would redeem Ilbxlco. Tho u-
Iult to his book. “The Merton: Problem."
0011'! min the strong poem, the clear foreword and
the illuminating introduction of Dr. Talcoff WIIllamn.
From (hue you will learn history and the cause: of all
wan to you never found (ham set forth elsewhere.
Facts 11nd Principlu Taken from
the Book that are Worth
Remembering
Extract. from a Few of Many
Letters of Commendation ,
“The Mcxlcnn‘Problem is to my
thinking worth its weight in gold-
of all recent books the bust by,m11ny
degrees." . '
M
"Since reading Mr. Barron's back,
I am conscious of a larger sympathy
with the people in Mexico, and of a
conviction that they are more worthy
of saving of rodcmptlon, than I had
moved.
are:—
Mexlco has 'furnlShed 11 base for con-
tending business interests from the
quarrels.
glad to know that {lion in so much
more of real good in them than Dre- at the bottom °f the Mexican
. troubles.”
Vibusly supposed", ‘ I
1 g I‘ I O . . ’ “Thflt is. th’
, “The book conveys to the readers 1 lb 1 It f h f l
_ . o‘ u or, oppor un ort e Ami
“Whilst? 0‘ MM“ and titanium opportunity for tool}, clothing. but
to: shbltcr, and better social can“.
lions.
“And :tltls is exactly what Amati-1
can and Europem capital and 01-
ganlzutlon have brought to 'I‘ompldo.
adopted by any 011191-11 attenrptlng'bo
give information on the subject.
“In fact, the whole book' in a com-
ufi'd fills is what will ultilna‘fely re-
deem Méxloo and toward her peo-
plo by Industrial opportunity"
With Map and illustration: $1100 net
lentlc‘uu Mom on tho Modem
Problem.” ‘
Hire. Munro, and litter of 31rs.\\'c:d.
11.1 inspectors. 1 Mil proud to feel that
surgical dressings will compare
As to llllllllwllllfi up1 most favorably with any of 1111'+ Red
g, . IiANl 0111.
The knitting 1::-partnten1 “7.5 estab-
:tnt.l iu the two
months of its cxihtencl' 111 ll scpatnle
dcptlt'tluent,l1us plvtn out 11111 pounds
11111 “| of wool to bc knitted into sucks, and
“The United States can never take
its proper attitude in cooperative
democracy toward its sister republic
until two pupulur yet absolutely
false impressions of Mexico are ro- l
TheSe popular fallacies
“First. that the natural wealth of
United States to promote Mexican
Second, that the land question in I
need of Mexico today—opportunity
attractcd by its underground wealth,
ltave'
most
81 01
l
ll'PI‘mt
I
l
g
'lcts, 48 scat-ts,
' mans,
yang-F1
f" ..,,,,,ml"mu111111111111in
‘llllllll '
1‘2?“
______...—-——-—.—-"
no better construction anti
contains features that can '
not be found in any other
cabinet.
A McDougall Kitchen
Cabinet will free the
housewife of kitchen
drudgery. E
Prices Range From
$21.00 to $38.01}
scart‘s, wristlcts, helmets.
Finished garments
su'tcttcia 10 helmets
etc;
on hand:
.1.‘
,..1
163 pairs
77
pairs wrist+
socks, 16
colored squares.
R+35pcctfully submitted.
ESTHER KNAPP.
This department is becoming an 1111-
ttn dwe must bear it in mind to "do
our bit, we can knit. and knit.”
The following donations have, been
received and tire acknowledged with
thanks:
John 8131111 and friends, 65c: Mrs. 1.
F. Merrill, $3z0 Mrs. Sarah Fitch $79:
John “'mnte $..: Miss Constance
Armstrong. $21: Belle lsia1\l Mtxil-
1111:". $26.50.
In 11 short time, the headquarters
of this chapter will be transferred to
thc armory. This move is felt ad-
visable for the Winter, thus saving
rent and fuel. janitor service. etc.. and
it is made no 1111119 through the ef-
forts of Major Weed.
”—3
URUGUAY GIVES
GERMAN ENVOY
111s PASSPORTS
tContinucd From Page One)
1
l'tc Purllmncnt declined mut the
Uruguayan government had .101 re-
1101ch any direct offence from Gur-
allties.
JOWs:—-
your consideration a bill authorizing
matte and commercial relations with
Germany, also an authorization to an-
b'elteves it opportune. The reasons
for such fundamental measures have
been fully uxplalned by the Minister
of Foreign Affairs in Congre-s, where
111110 be made known his visits abom-
:the international tattudtlon. 'llhey'
have been supported by members of
1101bt chambers. 11 .
poxtnnt part of the Red Cross work.‘
1 1:11 government.
1 Uruguay, therefore, simuld be restrain
1
President View in his message 11) ed
but ”1111’ 11 was necermrv to]
'osnousc the cause of the defcnd-.-r"s of}
Justice, democracy and small nation-i
His message to Congress fol-i
“I have the honor to submit fair
the Executive to declare. broken diplo’ 1
'nul tlte decrees of neutrality 111m be,
them moral support.
“Uruguay its promptly as bursitis
must. enroll hetsclt" in tht,+ league (of
honor mentioned by President Wil-
son, thus confirming in this present
1501mm moment hcr honest passion.-
i lost: policy without any material lntwv—
+391.
“1 wish especially to emphasize the:
character of the attitude of UrutzmwT
in adopting such a. transcendental
policy, without any partb‘itlar griev—
ance. to vindicate, based exclusivc’w
on its solidarity will! the defendant's
of right and justice who are maul}:
supporters of weak nations as wet".
as champions of democracy in the.
world."
1 The resolution which the Congrats}:
passed follows:——-
“The. Executive power is cmpowme
ed to declare-broken diplomatic and
commercial relations with German
and also to adopt measures to so!»
guard shipping. to combine wish
friendly nations in measutes to sak—
lguard the llbettv [O Commerce of im—
port. and expert. and to revoke the dc-
cx'ess of neutrality when he believes
it convenient." -
Dr. Brunt, in introducing the mens-
me in Congress, said that the rupture
affect only relations with the imperu
German residents in
The. declaration was applauded by
Congress.
HOSPITAL- - NOTES
Admlted yesterday: John Grace, a!"
Spring Hill.
Discharged Saturday:
Match, of 34 Van Zant street. .
Dischargedyestetday: John slitti-
fery of 22 Main street; Miss Tim--
1138. Chandler. .of 100 Cathedral Plum.
'New York City; John Novlllo of M
gatucl'r. and Clarénce 9141111 or Wyl-
port.
Admitted today: James Pandolfl’.‘
1098 State sticel. Bridgeport. an
. .jMartln .Pandolfl of 1028 m
”t, Bridgeport.
William
Norwalk Chronicler