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WEATHER.
L ‘ Temperature:
". Kl Fair.
, “7
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M33018!
. t. ‘
’ Wt for ‘Norwalk and victnity: f
. Eli-flint and slithtiy cooler to-
_ -. Wednesday fair; moderate
_ ‘ to northeast winds. Showers
~reported during the last 24
‘from' the Gulf coast. the Lake
. . and along the Atlantic coast
. T‘North (‘amllna to Maine. A dis
‘ is central this morning over'
Dakota, but has not yet caused
Wprecipltation. All area of high‘ NORWALK
air-w-
”8 cool. pleasant weather in all
n:- «stern districts.
. are In slightly higher this morning in
V60 western districts.
central over Ontarlo is’ pro-
Tlie tempera-
77naa aoo
TODAY.
High. 58; low,
iiy News
”- _fl‘
has been receired in Nor~
Word
'. walk that Lieutrn lnt Joseph Ltit‘kil‘dl‘l
E In! melved a broken leg in France.
He is now in a hospital.
. :GEOI‘RO E. L. Finner has cast aside
all; cares of "The Blgzest Stock of
3 Hilton in the City." and other duties
a in»
., Nib
‘ ‘mtion.
‘i
'1 bill; charged with loitering
ways and breaking
,‘naooe. was fined $7 and
naming by Judge George
‘ burgh.
t
department at Tristralif 5: fly-
and it: enjoying a two weeks'
2 fl
5 ‘
Vincent Sweeney, who was arrested
yodorday afternoon by omcer Toot-
in door-
clt)"-< ord-
costs this
H. Vos-
the
Patrolman Jerry Dorney reported
Ithafijnanby the name "or Hendricks
find rifiden'hla motorcycle into the
feline at the corner of East avenue
E‘ and Vanhnt street at
about 7:45
Moi! e‘voulng; The 'man settled for the
f'dtlllxe and was allowed to go.
t
The‘aha'rp shower that visited this
E‘ ‘ city yesterday afternoon. was of short
1"“ duration; lasting but fifteen minutes.
s.
3
-
.Ioutence suspended however.
hid good behavior.
étt
,“ ngers from New York City on
)‘the“ ovenhg".train.< _wer_e greatly sur3
rain berkflas not a drop fell in New .
«on. ‘
Tlnd that"there had. been
v'v
‘ a...
Oflcer lorenso Adams arrested
Mas Price. of Westport. late last
aim. and locked him up in the up-
town station. He was found guilty at
lintpxication and breach of the. peace
Thy Judge Candee this morning. and
sentenced to 10 days in tall, with the
during
'Tli'aevidonce in the case of the Hair-
;'boi" View» Beach corporation against
Harry L. Barnitz was heard further
yesterday afternoon by Judge Nelle-
.mflph (‘Andee in the city court room.
“inspection of the premises in ques-
II
‘tllb court. was reserved.
W
rossrcnqcona'rss
t “ 360 to 500 half. lbs.
600 to $1.25 one lbs.
; 1120 and 15c sample sizes
Stimson-rowan
cine. .
6 ~11—
who
in the
idtcr‘astforyouandbaraady
‘ pt-ll and fell landing on his “'l'irl. ii-
wa: immediately tulten to the llU‘SDi- by the guests. Those present were Mr. W- '
ll'll will-le the in] ured member was and Mrs. Frank filial-alum. Mr. and. wonde’ful ork‘
treated. lMl‘S. Laurence, Flore, Mr . and Mrs ! Do you ever get tired of saving
m— Fred Force. Mr. and M rs. George lioyl‘ Yood?
,_ . . . ,v - .. .. . -. . i Do you sometimes follow the
it was made known this morning of .\ew \olk. Mi. dnd .‘llis. l.oui. More” Food Admmmlmmnj ”we.“ .
that two young girls, residents of the Misses Josephine and Mary Flore. little unwillingly?
second district.are missing fromthell‘ Messrs John, Frank and Alison Flore, Do you ever ask yourself.
on had been. made Saturday after-
'- with by Judge Candee, Judge John H.
E light. who is representing the Harbor
W corporation. and Cramer C.
' ' . who is taking care of Mr.
Mill‘s infect-sea. The decision of i
. SOCIETY
' and Personal
Our m Pall hat crop is just
ready to pick Come in and
pick yours.
Light weight felts in the
new blocks.
The special height of crown
and the met width of brim
that is bezcming to your
Complaint has been made by a num-
.ber of Wall street business men of
:the intonvenience caused by parking
,of ”.9 big Bridgeport bosses in front
:of their stores. One bus which broke
;duwn Sunday night was allowed tol
Island in the street until yesterdar a£~i
'it-rnoon, when Chief Pennington noti-
. V .
“menu“ face ll here' tied the Lockwood garage to tow the.
’nltlt-lll’ne to its plant, where it was:
Rogers & Stevens called for this morning by Samuel Lu-I
SOUTH NORWALK ciano. of Westport, who owns and on
relates the Triangle line of busses bc-
'“*’ ' itween this city and Bridgeport.
“()lllllllt‘k Salratoie of Lexiiiglon ..
avenue sustained a broken wrist ulliie A \ery pleasant surprise party was
at his nor): in the Norwnlk Tile 8: held for Mrs. Frank Maraluso at heri
Rubber tLRlDHll)"S plant iii “‘ihuipauk home. 14 South Main street, lust even~l
Salvatore was i g, inyhonor of her birthday unniver-i
pry, A dainty supper was served.
i‘Lelw was muniv which was enjoyeo‘;
-_—v
Emmet-"MW
tration, YouArethoRed
Cman-d-YouAreDoing
yesterday afternoon.
carrying: a load of tubes when he s) p
"What's the use 2"
homes. T} e lrl.‘ wmt to Roton .. ' .
, . . I '1. ~ ( and Syllla liesiioftwstport 1 You wouldn't be human if you
lomt Sunday afternoon and accepted .——_ didn't. Sacrifice Mom-t come
a ride on motorcycles with three Benjamin Kceier, one of Norwalk‘s: - {ioturallyn it. is something you must
‘ earn.
young 11an and nothing has been best known aild popular young busl‘.
. You have heard that the food
heard of them since that time. Neitli- ntss men. Will leave on Friday mo¢-‘
you lave means life to those acrols
.- . 1-. . . . .9. . - . .. -. . l the waters. Perhaps you haven't
U 0! ”It ill ls oi Nuns men hate 1 ing fot military strtlce at Camp lp ' believed this. it is true.
tuiped to this city and a very careful ton. Mr. Keeler is a member of the The food you do no. u” at the
search is being made for them. The Unity League club and has a large requuthof the Food Admin‘ilstratlo‘i‘i.
. . , . 1. . -. n a
names of the girls would not be shell, host of friends in this city. who wish. gvggjgdflfildffl’F.‘;'...°_°§.':m,
out. 'llim luck in his new undertaking until
Belgium and other war striclk‘m
? wish him a safe journey on his way to countries. 'h’" 'M American
Cron. throulh its food distribution
SAYS POLITICS ARE ' llerliii with his fellow "kaiser killers." organisation. is making good its
NOT ADJOURNED _ ., Eggnoful'sho Greatest Mother of
WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.l—Speak5 Pollatro—Muro. - You Did! . greater N" than you
will perhaps ever know. Surely
on will never quite be able to real-
aa it.- l‘or altar all. YOU are the
Food Administration, YOU are the
nod (Iron. and it to YOU. in tha
an
Alexander Pollstro and Miss Rosel
Muro were married yesterday morning:
at 10:30. at St. Mary's church. The:
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.i
in: in the House todoy. Representative
Rodenberg of ll'Iinois. Republican,
challenged President Wilson‘s recent
statement that "politics is adjourned." spirit. who serve milk, meat.
and criticised the president for recent James Muro of Hanoi street. Miss his film N: 312:. nation: who are the
' noeon c m o a war.
published letters in opposition to he posito was bridesmaid. The couple, . This story shows what happens ‘0
the food saved over here. when the
Bad Croa- diatribntu it over than.
in Italy and France.
will. for the present, live with the‘
bride's parents.
candidacy of certain members of the
House and the Senate.
“Since the fourth day of March. i913.’ *"— . And II 70 read. remember t
901m“ in this mum”. has not been Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schsuler of 41 its ‘1'.“ Yout P .m'mliu m:
adjourned for a single, solitary min- “9”": street. announce the “8339‘ it mu: (0:.1 18b and. that
enabled the ill-nourished four-year-
ment of‘thefr daughter, Freda. to Har- .
old. who had never walked. to take
old David Chittim who ill serving his
' t ttarin stops: and that it
country in the United States an'Y- '0'“ .izutgr'Y‘Olol the the final tribute
merly outhe U. S. S. Nebmska. and at: will be made not onl in history.
2 i a hither mo .
present stationed at Commonwealth .bu snare in Italy.
‘ Pier, Boston. E
lite," said llir. ltodenberg. “it has not
even been held in abeyancc. it con-E
trols every oillcial act and every oill.
cial appointment. it is found in every
branch of the public service."
0 loan. is in Palermo. It I
ublio bulldln which is called the
1.000 MORE—SOLDlER
BALLOTS AT DEVENS
i l a-tmo. it three o'clock on
Norwalk friends have received pos- 'nuraday anomoon. the hour and
- tal cards from Mrs. J. E. B. Sayre of '
Tom 08' 20.000A39n1 *0 COMGCliCUl'I Union place. who is visiting friends in ——--— V~~~ <-
0“ in my and Navy :Amenin. N. v. She spoke enthusias-
‘Clllllflin 090““ Ta“- 081110 person- tically of the beauty of that section of U. S" PATIEOFI‘JIEgSTUPON’
nel officer at t‘ainp ltevens. has tele- the country and 01‘ the hospitality 01' . ‘
graphed State Secretary Frederick In the people. “In“ One)
Perry to send 1.000 more soldier bal-‘
lots to (‘amp lievc‘ns as the number. Bosun's Mate Howard Mon‘tgcr'flfiy'gurvivora, picked up by ‘a United
already sent to the cattlp; upon infor- is enoying a ten days' shore leave. at 313103 destroyer, were transferred “M
l
nlatiori’received from town voting of— his home. 2 Beldcn Place. "Monty" is “n ”‘9‘" 3'11"“ he” ‘0 ll hospital field. which consist of 2 acres In t
ficlals by the state secretary. has looking [mm and intends passing the
proved insumcii‘nt. larger portion of his furlough in itI patrol boat disappeared in the dark-
. The secretary's office has sent more fishing trip to nearby lakes. - nose.
)than 20,000 ballots to soldiers and
!Sllil0l‘3 on ships. in camps and in
the trenches in France, and more are walk. entertained a few friends ati
being sent as fast as the office re. their home Saturday evening in honor
calves word that new men have gene of 'M rs. J. William Rowe’s' niece. Miss
to camp. Officials in each town have Mildred Wood of Jersey city Heights.i
been rolled upon‘to fumlsh the names ‘
of their voters in the service. and the'
Mr, and M... mm mm. ‘0. NopllARMY CENSORBHIP ORDERS AT-
racxso
Charge Mada That it is Only to Pre-
vent information Going to the
‘ American Public i
Miss Elizabeth Cullen of 55 Connecr WASHINGTON. Auz- 21*va
request from Camp / Devens fer more tlcut avenue. has received word that censorship orders barring from trans-
ballots indicates that there may be she has successfully passed an and Minion abroad certain i'et‘lure'5 0f “1°
several thousand soldier voters who nation from the university of the state. recent report 0‘ the
have not yet been reported to the of New York for a registered nurse. ‘8ub4‘ommission which inveatllated
office of the state secretary. é 'alrcraft production VETS attacked tO'
Mr. and Mrs. Archie B. Carier of Al- day in the Senate by Republican 8811'
lentown. Penn. are guests of Mrs. I store. They declared information in
No. Carier's mother. Mrs. Margaret Finch the report already is known to the
of Putnam avenue. They will remain Allies and the enemy and charge
for the week. ithat the purpose of the orders was‘
to prevent the informaton 80118 ‘0
NOTICE
{ —.\Iembers of Banner Council.
.51, Sonstd Daughters of Liberty.
will meet at the lodge rooms on
EWashington Street. Wednesday, Ans
WOULD FORECLOBE
Henry 3. Wilcox of New York Bring
Hamid D. Chlttim. who has been American people. i >
day at for the distribution of food
by the American Red Cross. (Ra-
mambar. food from America. that
you didn't eat because YOU. as the
Food Administration. decided would
be better lulltaiY.)
The families of the soldiers at the
front are about to receive their
weekly- portions. Nathan with
strained faces. and thin. fro -
ful babies. are waiting for th
share of YOUR food. Here is an
old woman. alto might be your own
grandmother. tottartnr as she
stands. mumbling with tears- and
many hood qbaku of, has humr.
Bar neuron Paintbal- talks about
the dried baa in the hip room up-
stairs. and the thin old fps quiver.
and the tears trickle down her
withered checks. If aha came to
your door today. would you turn
bar away empty handed? She's at
{our door now. and hundreds like
or
Thai-a. on the stairway. too big
to be carried. for ha is four. is a
little boy who until a weak ado
navar walked. because he had never
0N THREE FARMS
0F HICKORY CORP.
——
Suit for Note Payment
Foreclosure of three fhrms in Fair-
'ihe steamer Which fired upon the “8'95“le ‘3 ”“81“ in 1933‘ proceed-
lugs filed yesterday in the Superior
court by Henry 3. Wilcox or New‘ Andrew Jackson and Esra L. Dearborn.
York. He brought suit against Dan-1
.iel n. Morgan of New York and the Bridgeport. has incorporated with $50.-
lilickory Farms corporation of
field. which claims to have a lease on'
line premises. i
the 812,500 in additional shares of capi-
Ilulls Farms road and is considered tal stock. thereby making the total out-
valuable. Wilcox alleges that Morgue standing capitalization 330,000.
secured from him a‘ loan of 312.5000?
Senate Military and gave his note. mortgaging the:
farm property as security. Wilcox al~
leges the note is due and unpaid so‘of seymour.
he asks the court to allow him pod-v.
session of the Falrfieid property. The __.._____.____. “"-_"'-—_“
limit is returnable to the‘ September
d ‘ term of court.
Fair-
'l‘bs property is located on
FEDERAL AGENTS
aaassr was: son
‘ MEN TO BE SENT TO CAMP DEVE N8, AYER, MASS., SEPT. 4TH. 191..
um Yor oMney <
The money gets to the Bank finally. whether it is that of .
spandthrift, or of thou who take it away from him.
, ‘thy not put your own money in the bank? Let it draw
”East; wants to take care etymmomyforytli.
1gust 28th, at. 1 p. m. sharp.'l'o attend
3the funeral of Sister Lottie Platt.‘
‘ Per order of committee.
‘ BLANCH E. PLATT.
Committee, .
Bank?
for you when you need it. This
RAILROAD THEFTB
$10,000 ’ Taken From
Boston and Albany Pro
will
Spending an eighteen-day furlough: Senator Weeks of Massachusetts' \.
with friends in Norwalk has returned proposed an investigation by the Sen~‘ Cloth w r“.
to his duties at Commonwealth Pier. ate Printing Committee to determine, 0
Boston. . \ whether the Congressional Record. in
Miss Glenna Fl f B k l which the aircraft report was print“. .
“my. 0 ‘3‘" 903' falls under the. ce orshi ban. '—_~ _
street, has resumed her duties as ste- Senator Lodge, ”gt mzsucmlmh Feiiili‘lNgfrlriIdg girth Agirth-s fey
fag;at;l;ec;trgnthe C. d K. factory. at ' said the plain purposeo of the neither-h.ere issued yesterdays i: conngctlon
- - ship orders was to lnfluenoe WW’h‘mith thefts of cloth valued at nearl
Joseph Marina of 18 Wm .ers against publication of the row“ $10,000 from the Boston and Mm;
‘ ' street. in this country 1] d d H
whose ship recently landed at an In“? only people in the world,"|m ran an luntlngtou mills. The
American port. was home} Over night ‘ said Mr Lodge- “mm do~not know Virgil“ '9'! Served on Harry mum
on a furlough. ,‘ about aircraft situation is the Amati-la or, Frank Dido and Frederic
Tombari. all of“ this city. Hearth:
Elsie and Elmerll’o-hlthrope of white.can Pm"- " '5 ”mw’ "e“ m“ was deferred until tomorrow." .
to our allies and-to the enemy.”
art are vialti M . W. I. w 115 f
1:059 street in Ema... e ‘ o ’ Senator Polndexter suggested that
“ . the report was conaomd because it
Mrs. Fred Connely. and. aim. and ’38"? the truth mm; ew‘m'ed: M -—-—- .
Hrs. James F. Sutton. and son, fro statements made by the committee on: BRIDGEPORT. Aug. 27,—Josepb
marlin: the day in birth! Puma Mm“ -~ tBe'mm‘ W W“ "‘ “'° 0‘”
, ‘ ~ . -, _ .. Wtbnlqnpourt today. charged with the murder
BRIDGEPORT MAN HELD FOB
MURDER
_ gm _ ofWaltradleyyforanuu- at the
had enough to eat in the last two
years of his life.
Now only the "richiamati." the
proven relatives of men fighting at
the front. whose affairs have been
investigated. and who have been
given a. buono. or ticket. can be ad-
mitted to the ualmo. They
crowd eagerly in. be unfortunate
one: outside. iust so hungry. Just as
deserving, but who cannot rove
that their relatives are at the rent.
or that there is illness in the fam-
ily. are shut out. Even with all
you are doius. many are left hun-
I’I'Y.
American but. Amaman rice;
and American condensed milk. are
piled high on the table; The meat
is out up into portions. and the
rice is done up into small pock-
agoa. One can of condensed milk
goes for each baby. (Remember
that YOU save all of thin—YOU
and you next door neighbor.)
The tickets are presented. the
food is given out. The mother with
the four-yearmld lingers over her
allotment. She blushes and triad to
T STATE SECRETARY’B OFFICE.
A certificate of incorporation of the
Norwich Coal Company of Norwich
was filed at the state secretary’s ot-
thorised is b15.000.
The Bridgeport Financing Company
he has incorporated with capital stock
The incorporators are
of 850.000.
Francis E. Beach. Russell H. Sabin,
The Sportsman's House, lnc.,
000 capital stock.
The Bradford Auto Sales Company
of New Haven certifies an issue oi
Eli Scott and Samuel B. Plotkln
have filed a final certificate of disso-
.lutl0n of the Beach Trading Company
Order -
No. Name.
52~Mulloy. George
iii—Murray. Norman C.
lOl—Hunt. John W. M.
102——Jarvis. George
106—Banks. William J. -
.109~Wiegman. Leonard M.
Ill—Kerekes. Stephen J.
ills—Winters, John
Ill—Damata. Joseph
118—Brtfl'5ler, Alfred J”.
120—Friend, Albert L.
12b—Ferenthue, Raffaelo
123—Lengyei. James J.
125—Pr9nnru. Kristian
130—McNerney. William J.
132—Croal. Raymond Ill. ‘ '
133—Dugan. Anthony J.
137—Geitz. Frederick
13th4‘orsythe. George W.
Ills—Duffy. James W. _
, Order
No. Name.
12—Maruca. Joseph
lzss—Palastro. Alexander
lass—Cantoni. Antonio -
Ins—Moo, Vinoauao
IBM—Dim . Jobnl'. -
“Maximum”. Basilio
-‘
of
mmfl food Mmhiltndll.
It Is You Who, in Spirit, Send
Mill: Meat and Bread to
Whole Nations of War
V' I'
talk. Then she sets her small son
up on his legs. One of the lted
Cross delegates holds out her hands.
and everyone in breathless while
the young man walks the distance
of five feet. alone. for the first time
in his life of four years: (Alone?
No—not exactly. YOL’ had him by
the hand, although the others could
not see.)
And now we'are in France.
You know what the our news ll.
A German advance is told of in a.
few words in the newspapers. Bur.
in actual lilo it means not only the
operations at the front and their
r ctionl upon the relatives of the
men engaged but it means. to mul-
titudes of Prisca people. Dl-zl'AS-
TATION.
Were you over "burnt out?"
What was the first thing that your
friends and neighbors did for you?
They FED you.
France has been burnt out. Not
only are you her neighbor. but you
are her acknowledged friend. And
you are feeding her.
When the German thrust of last.
March forced the Franco—British
retirement along the Somme and
the Oioe. scores of thousands of the
French were made homeless. They
choked the roads leading westward
from St. Quentin. Noyon. Montdidf—
or and other towns. Just picture
the people fn.your town turned out.
neck and crop with their household
goods on their backs and you.wtll‘
know how they looked, Wu} to
twenty milal with y0ur . «3"
broken. and your stomach empty”
and you will know how the alt.
How were they kept alive 3’ *
food. And where did they got tho .
food! From Red Cross canteens
established all along the wet
Calvary. And where did the foo
come from? From YOU. from
your kit-hon.
From IOU. (And was it YOU
who wit-pend "What's the usa't"l
’1
M'ADOO TO LOOK
new HAVEN ROAD '
: oven NEXT WEEK
1
l
. flce Saturday. The capital ROCK au- To Give Special Attention to Physical
and Financial Conditions
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.——Director
General McAdoo plans to spend the
greater part of next week in an in-
spection trip over New England rail-
roads. giving special attention to the
physical and financial‘ condition _ol
the New York. New Haven and Hart!
ford railroad and‘to the Cape Cod
canal which is being improved under
dirchon of the railroad administra-
tion. Mr. HcAdoo will call a confer-
ence of federal managers of New
England roads to discuss methods or
improving operations with special rat-
erenca to c it movement.
i m a Sentinel Want Adv.
Address.
New Canaan. R. F. D. Darien.. Conn. '
.205 Main street. Norwalk. .
.10 Grant street.‘Norwalk.
Crockett avenue. Rownylon.
LIMITED SERVICE MEN
TO as sear T0 came ueron. NEW You, a
17 Stuart avenue, Norwalk.
West Norwalk, Norwalk.
22 Burritt avenue. South Norwal.
Newtown avenue. NOTlVflik.
44 Lowe street. South Norwalk.
Jarvis street, Norwalk.
Hoyt street. Glenbrook. Conn.
40 Omit street, South Norwalk.
19 Ely avenue. South Nor-walk.
63 Winfield street, East No walk. '
47 Cedar street. South Norwalk.
56 Spring street. South Norwalk.
13 Leonard street. Norwalk.
10 Union street, South Norwaik.
at Center avenue. Norwalk.
55 Main street. Norwalk.
1
Address.
28 Lincoln avenue. South Nomaik.
13 Main atreeL'Norwalk.
4 Clay street. South N'orwalk.
430 Eurflth street. New York-
Yapbaak‘. New York.
340 Main street.) Norwalk.
3“ We» and ytrael.“ Ned. York.
_ . Snowhuraycnue.
1- . ' “south
altar-walk. ,
._I‘onth Norwalb.
EPTEMBER 6TH, 1110.
South Norwalk. " ,
Norwalk Chronicler