m norm
" mm: concur
" firms: for Norwulk and vicinityzl
yclcudy tonight: Wednesday
Mb}? Showem; gentle to modern!
, mostly southwest. The west
disturbance now firms a trough 0
low prosure over lilinols. it 15 causing
maebtled weather with local «.1 owns
mm Texas northeastwald to Mllhl
\m Pleasant weather pxe1ai‘s ‘Jia
morning in all the eastern districts
Showers have been quite genelal dur-
mg the last tw‘enty-foul hours in the
, corn and wheat belts The temper-.1
‘ ture is rising along the Atlantic coast
but. continues low along [110 ilOilllU‘l'l
MN?! ’ .n' i all“
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
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High,
the air circulate through,
Cool looking greys $18.
Fresh looking crash $15.
91,; low,
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UllSelllt’tl
NORWALK
Gus ‘Meyerholtz, of Ann street.
"whose motorboat disappeared yeSter-
day morning. reported to police head»
‘quarters that it had been found in the
The Bridgeport police this mol'ninu,Bndgel’mt harbor,
’ notified the local dcpm'tluont to be
on the look out for a. 191? llalvlevlmI
idson motorcycle, olivo drab color and
' with Connecticut liconso No. S. The
motorcycle was the propelty of tho
Blidgopolt authorities, but some bold
thief had stolen it doling the night.
Vt illiam ll Croal, of South Norwall,
who was listed on the (usually till:
as having boon severely wounded fight
lug; with the outlines in 111111100, is u
nephou of Mrs I‘tod C. Brush of 71's
Flanllliu stlcct,—-Donbur1 New s.
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' f ‘ Two automobiles, one driven 111' Ed
ank Salazall romplaincdlo the po' wold lockwood of this cit1, and tho
lldo that Harly Hendricks. an elllplovc 0m“ bv D F ngs of 132111111111 (0,
03 Raymond Brothers had 53333339" lided on Main street 110111 the minor
l him. Hendricks was arrested, but Sal- of Hoyt strum. at noon today.
‘ axuk got cold feet, and withdrew the of the mud guards
‘ ” complaint machine was slightly damaged. for
I ' phu l1 Ml. Hours “gladly paid. No 111'-
‘ Borne substitute is acting as pilot on rests
the genial C1 we may 11 11011111 run to
. day, while ho is enjoying a. dav‘ 11 out
51:11: at. the Empire City
It took Judge Nehemiah lander:
loco Until, about two minutes to find L‘uilzl Apos-
mol- and Carl rFance. :nous 11nd brooch of the peace in
, I . down town. court this morning. and
. 09w“? 101‘“ J» Film“ ‘3 in N01“ unm him :10 and actual costs. This
.wulk today conducting an inveslifia' is the outcome or the latest outbreak
,tlcn into the accident whereby An- of the Luigi Apogselladfike Lulu-11110
. 53"” Bukobeski, Of Clitfside, N1 11-1 food. Luigi was arrested on complaint
.wlm was'scrlouslv burned while 111 of Mike Saturday night.
work in Sougatuck, Thursday moml t m
hit; ‘COI‘OHBI’ “191311 is trying 1" 39‘ Nine fullneretlcs who have been
the injured mans statement ”Balm“ woxklug on Sunsct hum Rcddlnu.
the accident. Little hope is held out began 171011: on the farm of A ll.
10“!“ recmery and it '3 “0‘ 11‘0“!“ Blundage, King street district, tlliu
..._K he“ A. w
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that he can withstand the pain much morning and will be there“ 101' SW;
Jeral days, helping Mr. Brunduuo by
W .dolng general farming work. The
young women attracted considerable
,utlenllon as they passed through the
jelly this morning in 1111 automobile on
ion tholr war to their now place
\ workx- llanbury NOWS.
longer.
Wm...” .__..... .._._..
FOSS' CHOCOLATES
‘ 351: to 5011 half lbs.
ABM to ($1.25 one lbs.
129 and 151: sample sizes
STILLSON-POWE LL ’
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‘ Dr. Franklin B. Brown left his car
:whilelhe went inside [or a few min-
utco.
simulation when he come out a little
later to see no signs of his beloved
car. lie immediately reported ills loss.
to the police who started an investiga-
tion. A search was made and the car
1 was found in front of Fllnt's garage on ‘
were madc in an effort to solve
mystery of how the out came to
there until Dr. Brown finally remcm.
bored that ho had forgotten to put the
brakes on when he left the car and
,consequcntly it had rolled down the
incline on North Main street on its
own power.
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LORD CECIL QUOTES FARRELL IN
1 ‘ STATEMENT ON TRADE LEAGUE
2 l AND TRADE AFTER THE WAR.
.-' For the first. time perhaps in the
history of this state... and perhaps in
‘ 1 the history of the country an Alnorl
can industrial king-2o Norwolkman
,r-has been quoted in an ofllclal pnpel
lissued by a. British cabinet member.
The quotation is contained in the
statement issued for yesterday morn-
- ing’s papers, by Lord Robert Cecil,
» British undersecretary of state for
lforeignaffairs, legaldlng the present
existence of an economic association
wt 24 nations of the eutente allies and
the world’s made after tho war. The
man quoted is James A. Farrell, whose
, home for many years has been in this
city and who is now plosident of the'
[United States Steel Co‘r'pomtlon and
the American member of the Foreign
Trade Council of the allied countries.
Discussing the question 02 mutual as-
sldtunce and competition alter the war
Lord Robert Cecil said:
I “Our feelings in this matter cannot
the
r0111 town, settle the ques- j
_ of safety to yourdil-
'crvmre, rugs, jeWclry and
us hold vuluables. Our
safe deposit service in-
BLOW YOURSELF TO A SUIT
that the wind will blow through,
that will act as a shield between you and the sun.
You will find our 1005er woven homespuus in this class.
Not an ounce of extra weight.
Stylish looking Palm Becchl$15.
ROGERS & STEVENS
and out: '
of the lmekvvood ‘
I -. Yonkers, together wlth his guests, El~ rlla guilty on [he charges or. drunkt‘n-;
the“
or
(wedding hip and will be at home at 3
in front or me City Hall last evening‘
Much was his surprise and con-1 ‘
=lornlcrly of 153 Main street, have row
North Main street. Many explanations .
bc‘
. street, has lecelved a letter from llel'
be better described than in the Words
or James A. Farrell, of the Fo‘roign'
{Trade Council. namely:
1 "Thu sacrifices that; are 111ng
.cbeerlully endured today by. men en~
flanged 1n lorelgu commerce in the
‘rnecemry curtailment of their butt-
pass through the conservation of
shipping are an eat-non indication at
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5 O. N ORWALK
SOCIEI " ”1
and Personal
NEWS
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“I ngbie~Tlchenor ,
A pretty marriage uorcmonv was relvf
cbrutcd in the East Avenue .‘tlcthodlstY
parsonage loot evening when William-i
,l’chltt [liable ink for his bride Mia-2.4.1
,lda May Ticllonor. Rev, Humid E. ‘
Wilson monitor! and (it'd the line)
that will hold these two young people
togetllcl until ‘doanh do 'lbelu pull.’
The bride was attended by her sis-
tol'. Mrs. ll. V. {‘urr, Mrs. l.. G. (lrcenl
and Mr. and Mrs. in. G. (‘llirhcstclxl
She wns charmingly downed in white:
hand embroidered, crope do chinmwith;
point lace collar and white hat.
Following the ceremony a bridal re
:roption was tendered Mr. and Mrs.1
‘lllubieht the home of her sister. Mrs l
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ll. V Con, 52 Non-town 111011110. at
which only the near relatives of the
couple uric plosent. '
Tho woddlng ceremony was to have
boon kept sen'ct ulth only a low
it tends and lolntivon moment but sonic:
how the good nous looked out and 11
large host of the young people‘s
friends were at the parsonage uwnit 1
ing them l
M1 and Mrs iltgble loll for a short.
North avenue, after August 1.
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Frlcnds of Sergeant Frank ll. (.‘haln-t
bcl'luin of the Sixth Field ArtilloryJ
colvod word that ho is now assigned to,
the Experiment hold of the Army (lull;L
Service. Ills address is with U. SJ
Army postofllce, 706, American Expo-l
dltlomlry forces. He reports unusual,
and thrilling experiences. , l
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Chief William R Pennington. Frank?
V. Raymond, John H. Smith, John H;
Toolhlll. Jermulah Dorncy and Wallace;
Salnmis left early this morning for;
New London. where they will attend;
the convention of the Connecticut Po-l
lléeulan’s Association. They are malm‘
log the trip by auto. .. l
Mrs H P. Campbell of 26 Spring.
~41 UM . 5 E11539
onlleOSetIthiltimetobeiold.
terms of $2.98 down and $1.00 a. week.
, -w—m—s. _.
“11. 1m. 1» \Iumu 111111.11.-
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vluu uuu mun. \mu
“In \lb\‘\‘| \\|\|l|b| |Lll\‘o
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$18 Worth of Fine 12 98
Aluminum W1 re
The whole purpose of 1111‘. Sale is to make new friends for this
store and to please our many esmblished customers.
We were able to secure a number of Aluminum Sets at an unusually
low price, and these will be distributed without profit, for adver-
tising purposes. .1 who will ’ ‘31
$2.98 Down-$1 a Week
(game to our store and pay $2. 98 cash, and we will deliver the set do
scribed below. Then you will pay $1 00 each week {or 10 weeks on
ill-312. 98, the total price of this Set, is paid. The regular retail
value of 11 Set like this is about $18.
"Wit!
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THE SET C ONSIS TSUOF 271
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The following pieces of Quality Brand Aluminum Ware:
One 5 quart Tea. Kettle (illustrated in Figure I“) _
One 7 Cup Oofi‘ee Peroolator (illustrated in Figure G) ,
One 3 quart Berlin Sauce Pan (illustrated in Figure D)
One 6 quart Preserving Kettle (illustrated in Figure E)
One 1 quart Sauce Pan (illustrated in Figure A)
One 1 1-2 quart Sauce Pan (illustrated in Figure B)
One 2 quart Sauce Pan (illustrated in Figure 0)
One Set: Carving Knife, Butcher
Knife, Faring Knife .
*One ”Pride of the Kitchen" Outfit;
(illustrated in Figure 0)
(illustrated inrigure H-l-J)
*NOTE—J‘his Outfit consists of a large 6 quart Kettle and cover (illus-
tration H), a 2 quart Pudding Pan (illustration 1). and a 2 quart Celander or
Strainer (illustration J.) By combining these three utensils you
will have a splendid double boiler (illustration K), a Pot Roastel
(illustration L), :1 Steam Cooker (illustration M or a covered
Casserole (Illustration N). and many Other dtflerent' combina
tions can be made.
COME EARLY WEDNESDAY
ONE DAY WEDNESDAY. Our Alumni“ um Sales are tremen-
dously popular and why not? Here's $18 worth for $12.98 on
100 Sets This Time!
The Same Fine Grade, Guaranteed Aluminum
(thathumarkedsllpreviousaaleaoftbiarematkable Ware and
A. J. _ COLLINS CO.
nephew, Matthew T. Cineagh announc
ing his safe arrival in France. “Dick" with a party of Bl'ldgepmt brothers to
us he was famllally known by his attend the annual convention of the
friends, has been stationed at Camp New Jelser Dental Association at Al-
Sherman, Chlllicothe, Ohio, for the lantlc City
past year. ‘
Miss Lucv Doyle and Miss Hazel
Mr and Min. McCromber and foul Flue of Mom sheet, Danbury, have
"5 3““ Mrs. Homer Claw have 1'9 .1elumed Lom South Norwalk, where
turned from their trip to Atlantic City they have‘impn visiting their iriend l
,whele they attended the annual (1011- LMr's'fi' Parmalee.
vention of the Bdnevolent and Pro-
tective Order of Elks. The entire trip: ,Me‘sgrs John and William Mather, or
was made by all“? and was “10mm!” Golden Hill street w‘ere visitors in
enjoyed. Port: Chesterand Rye, Sunday. I
Miss H9103}: Hubbgll, “”013 en- M1. and ".M13 Robert McQUhfla and
gaged in welfare work in Dobbs Form daughter, of Jersey City, and Mr. and
'N. Y_., arrived in town yesterday for a Mrs. L R. Watexman, of New York
month's vacation with her parents. City were visiting relatives in ill“
Mr. and Mrs. James '1‘. Hubbell, at 2
£Went Main street.
city on Sunday. ‘
Mrs. Germond Lipplle. of 51.1.0111.
Mr and M73 Charles H333? and Mo" is visiting, her mother, Mrs. Mar-l
Miss 33““ Handy 33" return“ ”snot A. Vcsburzh; of ill Putnam are
their Brooklyn home that on our one, 1
Sunday at» with Mr ml lira. Robert
, spent the remainder-of the summer.
. Ohio. are the guests of Cyrus Gray.
' Sn, on Prospect avenue.
Mountains. BOY HAS FINGER BROKEN.
Edward J. Nolan, Who acts as special
delivery boy for Edu'crd J. Morehouse,
latter school hours, started out on his
bic1cle yesterday afternoon to deliver
a stone jug of .vlnegar, and just as he
pushed off from the curbing, ran into
Miss Lizzie Scudder, of Flax Hill
lRfmd has been spending six weeks
with her sister, Mrs Frederick Squeir
of Railway, leturned home yesterday 1
Rev. 1“. A. C’olemunyand family ‘will
go to Kent tom -
' arrow. where they will and driven by, James Muldeuy of
Bridgeport. In some way the boy's
right hand with the index finger
through the handle of the jug 'caught
in such a way as to cause a compound
fracture of the member.- He Was re
moved to the Vorwalk hospital where
the fracture was reduced by D1. Tm
oey, and later the lad who is but 13
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer France of lient
p.
Ablaze that caused about $50 worth
of damage was started in the name!
or Porphene (hub 87 Raymond street, years old was removed to his home. 57
last evening and culled out the Cen- Beldeu avenue. ‘ I I ‘ 3' '
tral Fire Station lads. They quickly * " ‘ "
reapcnded and made a ‘ rt work of the
RUNAWAY FROM NEW ROCHELLE.
» eph‘ Foley, J12, 13 years of age.
of ‘70 Detvey avenue, New Rochelle,
the lender of an‘auto numbered 34-1195 l' guess that the good breakfast that was?
admitted that be had run away. When
his mother was communicated with
over the telephone, she requested that
he'r son he held at the station until
morning, and then headed in a home-
Ward direction.
”He was a. nervy little cuss," said
A’Dorney this morning, and it is a good
given him before; he wheeled aw‘ay.
was not charged to the city, but won
the contribution of a certain big heart-
ed “00p ,I ‘
emu-1 want Ads. Want ram ,
"I THROAT AID lllIIS
imam compound that wlll brlul' ro-
no: In mun! acute and chr “*-
«M151; ‘l’n hudlrnatcrm. a basic cam-
amnion ed by outlined.t 11w
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