K. BANKS 7
[onto lorwnlk.
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rainy museum“ }
By McCormick,
, Wherry One Step
616-36 by Fl‘dlli't‘i Whitt-
DONN EluL Y’S
15 so. stain st.
scum uonwm.
Rear Admiral Fluke urges that
America send to France one
thousand trained dviators, each
equipped with three machines
Americans have always
been high flyers—and
“the blue sky is the
limit.”
fancy mixture suits that
are certainly high flyers
and go the limit in style
and breezy patterns; a
bit pronounced--but just
the desirable quality be-
coming to young men.
Here are several blue ,
more fixtures, all L’llolumedicu Bros.
Mrs. Anna M. Bognrdus and till-5.1
1lkith Grindiing arc in New York to“
y. attendinz :1 hi? dinner at the
Knickerbocker and theatre [lal'l\‘, ‘ i-
. Mrs. Jane Si‘lll'f‘li :llld‘ .‘l'ri. t). S.
Brown. of Seminary hil'l't'l, New ('zm-
Inn, are enjovinn a .visit with ll. 13.;
. ”wean and funtilv of Norwulk. i
iiarris 8: Gene
COAL
That’s All
7A permit haw bccn lsmlcd to the.
'Webbing it EdL’ing (‘ornpanv for Mr;
us; in the Swatz & i'O!"N‘-ll block on1
sin street, :
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-—-Le out have your order tor penum-
"l‘il greeting cards for (‘hristmns now.
l.“ you order them early you will gt-l
fund of the holiday lush. See our sant/
pie book, Donnelly‘s, 1.; South Main 68 Wstcr Street
1 street. . . .
The case of Frank Dankomchargcd rd. 7!!
”with assault which was continued
q , , . l Prices $25. ,
Company A. fill“ A. .‘l'; ', l’ ll '
”Will meet till :3Illlt:;) 3::qu a? tll-‘li ROGERS & STEVENS
”Stand ASH-min 11;.21, inc. it ;‘ l-IN
t, Illhl‘l‘li: "filli‘vl-‘ilil'v 1‘
$3193 lillmbcl'Q ul' lttfiIiillll“\\'lllt bio . ”Walk 80' Nor‘valk
taken in. . -. — .- . . N.-- . #.M~-_
‘ _. --_,__.
éspecial ll'll'gltll‘.*~ in croz'ivzim :t'ltl . /
“‘7. re lluny (Rmnct-Eltl;
{,Q‘ons today of government evpcrtsu
morning in the downtown court was .
LOOK OUT FOR IMPOSTERS
Lw continued this time indct‘initelyfl
I ‘30 heard in the Superior Court, on Pod Administrator
1 My. Attorney Len Davin repre- "Mrs,
' unto the plaintiff. and Attorney .lohn :lvcnue, Norwnlk.
J Cohen, [Ppl’t‘fit’nlli the defendant. 5
The jury will come in in the Com- being made
‘j' hon Pleas Court. next Wednesday.
Deputy Scout Commissioner Dou-
‘j glans E. Nash, of 198 Flax lliil Rood
has successfully paSZt-d his examina-
' tions for the Naval Aviation Corp"
‘, “d.” nwavtin: orders from Washinn
ton to report. He enlisted reccntly
and lok his examination only a short.
time ago -
in persons
es and demand a certain per cent.
government. This is of course
should be arrested for theft.
' ROBERT Si‘OVllll. .,
Food Administrator
Fm' nrt: ‘
t'onn."
A number of Republicans are ex-
period to go to llriizr-lm' thi< l:-
dog to hear cvare-sident Theodore
’ Rcmcvrtl deliver an alloy-2a luau—fins
Sthlllilet‘ \lwri‘t. u" '. ‘utnl‘W'l lav-"‘1"
since ('ongrcsemnn from the
“Fourth District. The addresses are-
io be deliv’ml. thu- tins 2" 12:71". at
Wadi uglmi I‘ttzk. :lllll li‘m FIV'llllll this
rlefivlitclv- part of 2»
boys in France. People
the situation.
zuisel
.7 The contested divorce cnfic ni 3- The following telegram has been re-
W ‘White vs. Grace Kcalifltz White. WI“ ceivcd from Robert Scoville. Federal. with President Smith of the company:
for (‘onnccticuL
James 0. Gregorv. 5 West
information received an nitcmpt i-t
posing Mi
fgovcrnment insrctlorsto enter hous-'
of
canned hoods to be delivered to the
fraud and any person attempting this
for
It is sad to learn that all these at-
tcmp‘r- to hinder our government are
well-organized
plot to prevent the accomplishment of
our purpose to help our Allch and our
must wake,
up and they will when thev rouse to
Are we coin: to listen
to the preaching of sedition in dis-
, urns Alb
emu KM
"CW3 , Ferdinand Kimnich, one of nut
Nonvslk's well known citizens died
T‘e: mud convention of the Con- at h“ home, 41 v” Zalt m9": “5‘
nf‘CIlL‘L't Woman Suffrage Association 11m" at the are of 59 years. He had
will lpen‘e’: ll: ov '. «'nesday next. been in the turner business in g“;
The coggemionhs to hei held innlfar— Norwalk for twenty-three years. He is
ford. a all t e sens on: vi ,a e - . , _
place in Unity Hull. Registration of WWW“ by If“ "u ’3.“ by “'9 chil
delegates will begin before the first dren, ““119“, Hinnie, William, 141'
session opens and up to 12 o'clock the “III sud Herman. The fund will
delegates will register at .8ulrage lab: pm". from Christ Church on
headquarters. 'Aitcr that time rcgis- Monday afternoon at :30. Rev. Talis-
tralton Will be in Unity Hall. ouflrage form I". Caskev‘ oflciatlu interment
liradquarters will be open thorughou: .
Ilhc vow of the convention and its will be in the E“! horwalk ceme-
conVel-J nus will be et'the service of tery.
the delegates. Luncheon onithe first.
day of the conventidn will be served in
lover "r" "z ' e! 50 cents. This 'Funeral‘servieeu for the late Hrs.
‘~ *l . ‘A of the d’elegatfi, , , _
bill loose Allt‘ ch lInSr' may of course “mm? Hay, “"12 ”I John W. "3’
tcke their luncllcon elsewhere. llnrt- who died in Shelton last Thursday.
ford is abuntamlv well ‘suvplied with will he held from the home at her m-
;ood eating places. ter, Mrs. Mark A. Smith. 7 Hartford
On Wednesday evening there will he Place, this city Sunday afternoon at
.9 dinner at the ilotcl Gardc. tickets for
vhilh can he obtained at Suffrage 213”- Interment ‘3“ b“ in the N0"
i-cmlquurtr-rs. Tile lGaSImlSU'eSS at walk cemetery.
the dinner will he Mrs. M. Tuscan Ben- 1
mil, and thrre \vlll beeper-cites on livc' QUARTET-‘5 HELD i
‘topics connected with votes for women PENDING PROBE
oil-"l '
- l
Funeral oI sm. Minnie Hsy
I tile-r ;.: mlzrcr the delegates will ad.
jollln . t'llil, “all for tll mass meet “u” .
litii’. Till-re the principal speaker will BRHXJEPORT. Nov. 1-1m" Mor-
. . '. .0. ) .-_ . . . . é ' v '
ll » \ultlla ll. larlu r. “ho is (tell no of 31 Roosevelt street, New ‘0”,
tn-tery u” "w- (‘cnnccticut Social ilv- . . '
dune society and chairman of the Angelo “Ch"? 0’ 299 (1’31" street,
int-um and recreation t‘lelnlllleU u? lht‘ Hritiizcnorl. and Florence Wilson, and
fii’t:ll;:.ll's Division of the a’dlf‘ (Your. ‘Florcnce Franklin of South Am y.
F'- " :' " ”new: has come in 1contact nith N. J” are held by the police pend ;
lIll‘ comp: and hill”) contilions more ,_ . . . ' > /
lillzln any olin “(anon ill I'tlllntultlfl h‘f‘mmn."" to ”‘9' circumstances of
5th -lv|.-:,..H will 1,. "The (-Ulmnm‘ lllI-Z'.‘ (0mm: 10 Brldzeport together
:llt‘illl," :lnd lvr-rv woman in the stats lam? night. All came. in on alate train
louclll to hear what she viii ltll'v't" ll from New York, and were arrested by
so ‘. . _
ampmw, suffrage ”(0mm in x“, l‘ollcemnn'bmallwood upon lhforms
\York laril Saturday termed a spot-taco tion furninned bv railroad ofllclala.
2w 9L}... H. .1... gm... “impugn mm 'l'hcv are technically charged with
'7’i" lmn l‘.“.l‘."i.ll on in the lillzpire lll'Paf‘h of the peace.
:ttollv ill Dl‘l'liill‘flii’ln i'l r '3“ vote next The girls give their all? as 13' a].
" .gt - . ; ~ :‘l’Ys t s _
“"53" {a}:“12""20‘31‘glib; 331.1112: though they look vounucr.-T‘lle Frank.
“mm.“ in “m. lin glrl claims to llflVF”IIV9(l in Black
jin the pnrcdlv—women one have vol llork some time alto. The one Of the
Elm rrcd fur the campaign in the nelg'l gm ends to suspicion that they we'e
l-v' , . , 1‘ v .,, w.-',; l: ' A.- ‘ .
‘I’h‘ ”‘f‘n"(,',“‘,d“‘,‘,:\','.' ,, .fi, “13:21:13? it"ci-elzt hon- tor improper plifDOSett.
*\ they fell lil'lt victory lll xv-u‘;
, .k szlltc It almost it: inlpl-rttttlt tu‘
no "t vittorv ill CUIEI‘ITliL‘lli mull. ‘
I The (alllpaiun work dill not cease"
"5|
MEETlNG OF THE CRAFTSh'lTN
An adjourned Weellnu y of The
.wtih l‘h- parade. ()n the contrary all '(‘mftsmt-n was held lazt‘nigllt in the,
UM WW" HWY" 1‘21; bt‘t‘n «'l [whirlwind club rooms In‘ the Colburn building, at
.cnmpaign to precc e the actual votinn , ~ , ' hv- “
’and campaign work will n'.‘ r. as“ on» uhlch time a constitution and , la . ,
gtil the bullet boxes are closed next '9” adopted.
:Tllcnday cwninyz, wtu‘n the Sunmahts in addition to the olllccrs elected
hope that victory will crown their cf' last week. Charles E. Kellosfl “a
torts. '(‘horlen R. Petty have been elected
: , ‘ 'sudltors, :
IB'LVER DJDNT ARRIVE After the adjournment ol the mo»
RESTAURANT MAN SUI-:8
—~r—~- - lnr meeting. the Board of Governors
met and ornanizcd. The nest motion
at the board will be held on Tuesday,
evening. November 13th. ‘
‘ The clubw" rooms In the ('0le
building are now being redecorated.
and the work is progressing nicely.
i Allcginy, that the opening of ill: rm
ltnurnnt. “Post lodge" in llamaroneck.
fN. thwart delnycd n Wl't'k. because of
.the failure of the E. ii. ll. Silver co. of -
I..ridgcport tl- Ili'lll‘t'l‘ silverware be M
ordered. Michael Meyer of New York.
.hrougbt suit against the loc:.l company
,for will) damages, in the civil superior
.court here.
i Meyer claims he had an cgrcemelb
Mth REATEN AND . :
THROWN FROM TAXI ‘
0N MILFORD ROADj
Elly the term: of which the l'ilvcrvxlrel
lo the vtlluc of Sl,ltl0. was to be rend) 1
,Augusl 31. lost. When ' the nrtlclm
1new not delivered as arrived. .\lt"yel; H‘cntinued From Page One).
Putz; ilc llml to go into the open market . —~- ..- .
fend bu,v ellvrrvvnre nt :1 cost of Si.- rmrched ill Mnford‘ .
:lt 1m, tlzerlby stlffcrinrz n financial information nweived bf l!‘ . author '
use.
lties tend to disclose that Pinion met
two men snd agreed to ride with than
m "a homo in Stralfortl.
, The taxi hearing n. Bridgeport num-
ber. patient through Stralford and
Devon and had reached a very dark
spot near the reservoir when sounds
of a struggle within the "or l’v‘iflfllf‘d
the driver. It appeared as if 'hc men
\vel‘ violently qtlnrrclinn nnzl slllzz-
‘rllnn hm Hm driver thought it noth-
ing more than one of the comm-n el-
tt-rcutions of intoxicated friends. .
Thrown from Call.
WOMAN RUN nowlu sv AUTO. .
Wallinglord Victim Able to Head Ll.
‘ _ . cense‘Number.
I
h‘v’AlJJNilI-‘URIJ. Nov. 2. -Thl' ltlt‘ul'
ipolicl- learned thi-l morning that the
‘,aulolllohile which lael night ran down
and seriously injured .‘.ir.~». Florence
not”. is nvvrlcd by Samuel llllllow cl
thr- ilolel ("lzntelninm llcdl‘ord and
itcnn utrcct. llrrullllyn. “rs. Gales was
rl-llcrtcd to be comfortable with " “"‘ "”2"". continued "“5 0'
,(Inlr‘cr-A of recovery at the Yew Haven "Help!" and shrieks OI hill" mm”
lLWpitzll. uhcre she we: Minn. alter him in hr.ne the car to slot!" 5""ij
v'l'llltinr: to the in iii“ ol~n neighbor an} ' ""‘"' ‘ he could stop to nscerlwn.
collapsing ln-:l night. ‘. warrant was the trouble. Demon ’9" 0" was 9“an
MUN] mr Narnia- of the on. w; ed. throsuh the (100' “me“ "a“ bin“
identification .1 nlnde through thr- opened. A glisteninz 0M9“ I" "w
.‘v'cr: York Ilt'f‘f‘lnlt number. which Illrs. hand of one of the remaining In?“ “1
ah»
4
inc the bomb this morning.
'on December 1, ..,
The term of Sir. Tencr’s new con- '
,cf ‘he leacue, also was invited to con-
,ltnuc in one».
z'l'lvl- men in the service from
, list-old Connolly,
PicksitUpis Long Iazmso'uu
'm Turns it Over to Navy
Samuel Walters general 1131115915.
and superintendent of the Cold Spring
chter Farm, noticed a round object "
twice the size cf :1 cocoanut floating”
in the wafer
.gorwich to genes A. Wri'
~writ. {or low. was encircled by temof acts, to Inch s, 191:. In
Judge Thomas of the United States Gilligan was convicted last July d
Court yesterday. [I R. Robinson for poisoning Franklin R. Andrews. an E
to counsel for the several interests
1
yesterday afternoon ”was allowed by the court. The
“the W_,Nov..3.-WIO“
Coupes-rot murmured a reprievetou
rht. 0! New Any n murmur“... under s-
N.“ HAVE. Nov. 8.
he receivers Meter! 2 form of deed of mate 0! the home condu. ' by her h
be transfer and as this was acceptable Windsor. and was to hk'Qip' Kiev. 6. k
lhi! appeal to Supreme Court is pend/m
pur-x ———-————» -
be was returning in a boat from his‘chaser has nominated Pierre/Mali for CONNECTICUT 80V DIE! IN
outer beds in Cold Sprinz Harbor. He the 3918”“ “imminent. as the holder
Picked it out of the water a (3 took of the “(19’
n Moved by the court which the receiv-
Y . molmdwssotswoteettvechm
There “alters found that the obmt {er to prevent any ClaimJ by contract-
was constructed of wood,‘wlth a half or: against the arms company for the
inch coating of paladin. It wan opened purchasers based on breach of can-
it into the cabin.
and found to contain four pounds at 1
tern pullel into Uvstcr Bay, where. he‘.
notified Ensign Grier of the United
States Navy, who l/{i in command of
the navel districl, with headquarters
in \Vhiteslnne,‘i€n3ign Grier told Mr.
Walters that an expert would exanl~
TENER WILL REMAIN
A8 N. L. PRESIDENT
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.—~.)onn K. Ten-
or, whose five year term as president
of the. National League of baseball
clubs expires next month, yesterday
accepted an invitation elendt-d
. was also stated that Mr. Hall had ar—‘
smokeless powder, in which was im- ranged with the Marlianockwell Com
meado- a [virtuiislon cap. From the cap pear to complete the Belgian contract
two wires ran thronzh the shell. “'31- for rifles.
FRAME, PERSHING REPOII.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-—Gen. PG
shing yesterday reported the death at
Prints Joseph E. Couture. in France.
on October :6, of pneumonia. Hid no
'ther is Emily C. Couture, 20 Hamil“
It Estreet, Burnside, Conn.
Another document sp-
rncl in the supplying of materials.
ALSOP slrs wrr'u commsslou.
Joseph W. Alsop, a newly appointed
.(ommilsioner, acted with the pubic
.utilities commission 'l‘i‘: ' l he
first time. There w. . . t. be
In 9
GM L8 ENT To REFORMATORY petition of the American ‘l': :- . 54‘s 8
’8' Hazel ”09”” and Gladys Hori’l‘elephone Company for approval of
ton, her companion, both well known plans for the relocation of its line -
characters of this city, were arrested Milli street. E83! Crabby. Objecti-
recentlv in Port Chester, after they
’had been mixed up in a near stabbing mission looked over the ground.
yadray with a bunch of ltalisns with;
whom they had been in company for,
several days.
was made because it will be necessary
to remove a number of trees. The a.
The regular Saturday night dance
{will-he held at the Hotel Cliffordtlils
The Port Chester police notified the evening, Svec's OTChPSU‘ furnishing
local police that the two girls had the music.
been commited to the Bedford Refer-E
matory, although
tcnce nor the offense they were charfi- "it! held today in 51, John'g Eva-op]
ed with was not given.
, The local assembly of the Daugh—
the length of sen ters of the King in Connecticut is he.
church, Waterbury.
‘ ‘—_‘-' —
'vveek ago by three club presidents to
remain in omce. Those who extended
the invitation were Presidents ill-mp-
stesd, New York; EbUHS, Brooklyn.
and Baker, Philadelphia There is no
other candidate for the position, and
the election wlll take place at the an- "'
mlal meeting of the league in this city
tract has not been decided on. it wan
announced, but either a two or a five 1»
year contract will he signed. the ques-
tion huvinsz been left to Mr. ‘I'cner. '1
John ilevdler, secrelarv-lreasurer
HIGHWAV DEPARTMENT
TO HANG OUT FLAG
FOR 16 EMPLOYES,
- l
The Sin‘e Highway Cnmmllililull is?
planning to hang out e service tint:
containing aim-en star”. in honor of
the men who have not?" to war from
the olllce,” of the highway departog.
trcnt. .
in addition to the sixteen mcn,
who have been accepted for
servicc. thew are (W0 others who
tlitd to get In but who were turned
down becau-e of physical disabllities.
department are: Joseph Poly. linu-
ricc Furnivnll. llowari l'oréer. John
I‘. Fonarty. .lr.. Clayton l‘, Swami
l’cter Th autumn;
William J. Thornton. Therm J.
Firming, Joseph A. Sullivan. Janice ‘
F. (‘antwclh Prod Kitst, John ilcnily;
Alexander K. Dayle. IlnnIc-l ii iii
Starr and Raymond W. Wile .; i :-
t
t
o'nowo AND sm'm ,
i wm IN NEW YORK 7‘
i
of Brooklyn. in every round of a ten" ‘7
l _ x
NEW YORK xov, 2.——)likc O’Dovvd."
of St. Paul. outfought Frank t‘:rbonc.,
round match In Brooklyn last plant.-
.
l,..
i
i
l
.
l
rhea“
the j
l official Bosch Service Station“
'No. '458 p
g All Bosch parts keplia stock, also
i
I line of parts for cars with battery ignition
smousnno CARBURETOR sun.
VICE STATION. We carry a full line oi
parts for repairs.
3
We are experts on all Lighting and Starting systems.
Service Station for Firestone olid Tires
’ mount-s or vacuum on.
in stock at lowest prices in tov'vn. Let
Ils tell you about our fifteen (:5) pic
1011 non-loahble drum proposition.
/A GRADE FOR EVERY MOTOR.
All sizes of Ajax 6m in stock and a complete line of
those good old Michelin Tubes and Shoes you have used for
years at the right prices. ' I
The Hardware& Auto Supply Co.
South Not-walk.
,o’“ ~‘ .
42 Water-Street.
punishing Csrbone nevcrcly. (YDowd.
weighed 15.1 and Carbone 152 1-2!
‘pounds. Jeff Smith of Bayonne, N. J..
last night made his first appearance in!
Brooklyn since returning from Ans-i
trslis. outpointing )lilte Time of thisl
city. in a ten round match. Smith.
weighed 161 1'2 and Tizue 161 poundsi
v. M. c. A. wnn Fuuo
_-__.
BOSTON. Nov. 2.——John R. Mott.
oiliclal representative of the Young;
Men's Christian Association. will err:
plain at emcelinz in Symphony Halli.
‘ WEEDQTIRE CHAINS, scor Lents
AUTOMOBlLE ACCESSORIES
VEEDOL moron OIL
DlXON’S GRAPHITE GREASE.
' UNITED srmzs TIRES
e
fiening. at the Al‘ll'bl’)’,
A nnmlér oi local picnic- wcnt to
flew York lodey to we lhn- cnplul‘ctl
Wt that is in the szltccpfold in Fem.
earn! Park: 'l‘hi‘t lint-.7 nun captured
)1 the Bliti-h and We: :1 mine-laws,
the {JG-5. It Was lc c1. 3 hilt”, the
W-Buy-a-I‘ond" durint: .lu- recent
-rly Lorin ‘cnntpaign. having been
. ~- by the British Gov. rllment for
hibition purposes during the com-
lR COUGHS and COLDS
r‘l‘ry Our Compound Syrup
White Pine and Tar
25 Cents
Iny be deposited in our Safe
”PW-Mg -
smitten-Powell Corporation Walk on .lc
tit and $100 liberty Bonds
it is moot heartening to'the commit-:(lzltrs wart aide to read after :‘hl- nag.
tee in charge of the work of. it tin: mm“!-
the food pledges to see how-eager our
housewives are to help. Qut there is. NEWS.
cause for Milan: up and nlakint: a his“ NEWPORT NEWS. "of Nov. 1.—
effort, The time for this rally is very limit. Aliamntl, 11". Italian "y”. start
short. and It certainly must be under— “:1 “0m Langley Field for Mincoltl. N,
szod by over“ worker that these cards :l'n‘gpggigg - 2-1028)". in a belt Ital.
' . ' . - . e . .
should he Plltlllt‘d as fast as pnsflble. a mt’t‘hanician. W “ ‘lt‘t‘ompnled ‘1’}
.li i: stlchn little thing to do and cv- -__
crvllodv will surely do it if the sltua- LETTERS MUST HAVE SUFFICIENT
tion is thordnzhly understood. It more‘ POSTAGE. .
carlls. or‘ instructions, or help of anyi
kind is needed. apply to Mrs. J. G. Gre- new "mm c
. cnt, rat , _
gorv. 5 West avenue. horwsllt. (Yards 1', tomorrow} ”I; $33533; 5 (12:23—
may also be. found at the Xorwlflk LI. ment has lnstnlcted postman", to}...
brary. Bc rare to sign and Pill N0!t $2.11” 5g"??? if known. letters heave
ver short. ‘ S“ c 9" Wialfi If senders
The ”me n ,5 “To not known. the letters heal- the old
.tvvo cent . postage stamp: the will
be sent to the address sud the deficient
ADAMATI LEAVES NEWPORT ’
l
“'ASIHNGTOX Nov. l.~—Wllh the
I
:poslage collected. .
, ._.__...________
cur rms OUT—IT ls worm i
uousv
-—_
Don't mm this, cut our slip. en.
Deposit “all, without fchsrge,
‘\ ..
, for the durstion of the wsr.
tel. w HONEY—r . Co.. 2835 Shellield svenue. Chicago.
. . . lll., writing ,your name sud address.
‘ ,1 .Whthishnnkfllorbdmn'm My, Rhythms! 5‘3, clearly. You will receive-in return I
g 'mdn' . I ht. ' . trial muse contslning Foley's How
.. /, > internstfr “a ”'m ‘ icy sud ’l'sr Compound. for coughs.
”In.
"séuihNomlk Savlnlls
lm' ‘ l
molds. sud crosp. m Kidney Pitts;
mm; as: role, mule
3‘!!th
I
a ”We?"
‘ av
. \ ‘
lhc vehicle. rallP’d the driver to obey
the command to “Drive to the 'l‘r'lm-
In!" Powell Hindi" 0n reaching a
road intersection in the. Woods the llv»
men alizhted and disappeared. The
driver humedlstely oalrd Chief cl
i'olicc Maher, of Milford. who llIJc-d
5" "'-"*‘"‘"" “colon to the “fillf-‘-
port hospital and also asked the
Bridgeport police to locate and ques-
tion more fully the driver.
An attempt is being made today '0,
locate the men who were. with lh’nw
tbu.
__.__.__———— ,
COL. ROOSEVELT IH BBI )GEPOI‘IT
fl
BRIDGEPORT, Nov. Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt, who strobe at :1
'war rally in Hartforélnsl night and!
‘was the guest of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. W. R. 0.0le at Fanningtcn.
came here this noun and mm the chic!
figure in a Republican rally in Wash-
ington Park. H; advocncr of the
rand-(lacy of Schuyler Hewitt. of
Stamford. for Congress. was empbat
It:
in the, aftcmotln Colonel iloorevclt
will lunch with Herr-an Hi «doc. is
thimld and will dine with his T.‘
close with be sod out! it to Foley & Kills. prior to tbe‘ night rsllv n' Il‘J‘l
Armory. st wbtch the colonel will
speak on political and other inflict.
FRO! DRAFT]
2 ~Oavernor
WANT (“SHIT“)!
HARTFORD.
Holcomb "ct-ind to'hv spunk from
district boards by mutually who
claim exemption from the draft tor
Nov.
”or pain is sides sad hack. rum»
. .tllll. hot-cits. kills-n sad W industrial rm iirmld ant-r ironwork
Purse". sud Mar 1). Patterson,
amped from his—
llll mm W, Illn-
. ('9'. Wm
W Ill!
both-l
WMMS
next Monday night what is expected,”
of New England in the forthcoming;
nlsmsurons or
com tgn for the Y. bl. C. A. war! ' . . .
fundlsm‘ 1...... n" meme}. Dodge Bros. Motor Cars, Oldsmobile
Boston and the Metropolitan district
will be asked to raise (ESMMm usl
their share toward provldlnz the nc-t I, I ~ g . ' .
:23: n'm‘.:°'.:::;:. ““7; S. L. Benedlct
73 No. Main St. . So. Norwalk
gun...
stone calm pnooucrlon
WORCESTER. Mann. Nov. 2.—The
State Board of Agriculture plans to
stimuls'le corn production In Massa-
chusetts by giving the biggest corn ‘
show in its history in connection with!
Its annual public winter meetlntt, to} r
be held in this city on January 840.; .
To cncoursge the development of st
vsrletv of corn particularly adapted to!
n clinic which is liable to beam,
frosts late In the spring and early in?
the foil. the board is offering special
prises for ninety dsy varieties.
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USED MON PIP! ON WORKMAN.
QUINCY. Iss5" Nov. ‘2. Three
men said to ho striking employ-rs of
on You River plant of the Be‘hle-
hots Shipbuilding company. were call-
ed into rt today to answer i.)
disru- of upon s work roan at
the yard. It is alleged tint the man
was struck from behind with a piece
of iron pipe with no way home
an night. , J. ('ssry.
must-I Mister. who interview-
edolcisloofthsmflssd lep-
nssltstivss of tbs strikers no“
lousy. must! his efforts to‘
kiss shalt I W at the su-
tstslssw ‘ ' ' ~ _ I
surmount . -
. Honuclt’s
URHCKS
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2r.
Norwalk Chronicler