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HUSIER‘M
roll was, won! um
.. amount
3'... or all kinds. in who no shit:
-- and black.
- ammo soon
from. 5 in I 1-3.
EKMNKS
an.» mm
.tL‘ loath!“
w- e: m
f' ‘T‘ warns: ”non-r
For Nor-talk and vicinieywm
i.. “In; it; Wednesday fair and cooler.
‘ W ather conditions A disturbance.
re. casual thiamine over Ontario
causing cloudy and rainy weather in
the lake region and the Ohio valley.
The from edge of the rain area is as
tat" cast as Buflalo. N. Y. Another dis-7
turbance central over western Texas,
is causing showery weather from New
Mexico northeastward to Iowa. Pleas-'
ant st—atber prevails in the southernl
distrivs and along the Atlantic coast;
The temperature is lower between the:
Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi‘.
river but not much change has oc~l
curred from the Missi'ssippi river east-
ward to the coast. :
Ccnditions favor for this vicinity.
hit 'tollowed by cloudy and rainy;
weather. 1
mrirns A man AGO‘
‘ - TODAY. 3‘
not.
glu-
2. Temperature :
65. Fair.
[any
News
. The monthly. meeting of Trinity
(. 1 Men's Club is scheduled to be held
3; tug evening.
The Hebrew Day of Atonement
(Yum Kippur) falls on Monday, Sep
tember 16. a ‘
’ ——Bananas, 24 cents a dozen. Elliot.
We. 14 Railroad avenue. 1
It was estimated that the largest
crowd of the season was present at
Rotor) Point yesterday. The Weather
being favorable brought otflI several
thousand people to the resort.
or A special business meeting of Court
Laurel. Daughter of Castlle, will be
L,— held on Wedncsday evening at the
w home of Mrs. C. A. McNamara. 7 Reed
street. This will be an important
meeting and all members are request-
ed to he on hand.
Shortly before 5 o’clock last ever.-
ing a car driven by J. V. V. Rvndors,
and helonring to the American Tube
.3. and Stamping (‘o.. of Bridgeport ran
_’ into a car driven by James Faults, of
165 Barnum avenue in the same city.
rhetldinu a mud award. and puncturing
the {‘ils‘ tank. The matter was set-
tled betwcen the two men without ihn'
"necessity of arrest. '
Labor Day was appropriately cclc-
hrated at the Pine Point Catholic
Club yesterday. A largo number of
members spent an enjoyable day at
the club andmattv spent almost the
entire day in the water. A delightful
j concert was given in tilt" afternoon.
which consisted of several number.-
"both vocal and instrumental Miss.
Betty Burke. of Greenwich. plooscdl
l those present with a number oifinc‘
- vocal selections. ‘
Tile Local Exemption Board of Dis-;
film it. calls particular atten'ion to'
the fact that of the 48 men who reg-l
lstcred on August. 24th. as barium
reached the age of 21 years since
June 5th. 1918. only ii have returned}
their questionnaires properly filled;
out as the law requires. Tomorrow lfl'
the time limit for their return to the.
board, and failure to do so subjects
them to severe penalties. and it is
even within the power of the Board to
draft them immediately, without fur-
ther preliminaries. '
i
i
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g; ”wave‘
a
t
WAGE INCREASES IN CANADA.
MONTREAL. Sept. Il.——W:tge in-
creases aggregating 315.000.000 unnu-
ally will be granted to 30,000 men in
‘°”"fiuututul
'l'wothingltobogratelulf
l.
and Personal
NEWS
“I
HlflTZ—DE PI ERNE.
__—.
new-Ivar...-
no simmer
I P ' l"
W.
The other is fit onqn dill
buy a halo for
$25.00.
We hear of lultl made out 0!
paper, wood pulp or cotton,
b3..." still llama. ml
I homespun, ..
tuna and on still this to give
you full value and attraction
in lit. fabric and fashion.
Rogers & Stevens
«mam courts, umna
with STRIKE
BRIDGEPORT. Sept. 3.-~—Tool map
A pretty hone wedding was solemn- ‘
trod at the home or In“ lira. Otto ’-
o‘olock, last
is bride of Frederick hutch Hum.
at Paters H. J. l
l Rev. D0
The bride'p sole attendant was Miss
Mabel Miller. of New York city, and
bride, wag the best man.
. The bride was
’gownqlJn a cteation.‘ rr-al lace, with ’
veil. She carried a shower bouquet of
.brfl"! roses and lilies of tho Valley.
bills and curled pink warn. t
It was a pink and whim weddinu
with hydrants and pink More.
Him left for their wedding saloon!“
followed by the best- wisheo oi the
friends that 'uro present.
On their return they will ‘
houseboat“ in a. pretty little bully-I
low in Jersey City. a wedding gift to. Corporal l-Idward Spian is enjoying:
.8"de furiouah at his in” in thin
,the bride from her husband.
l Farrell-Hum-
r Thomson- m
all inventor-ad
r...
“on,
It. and MrZUwal Fay. who have
been visiting In. Fara purines Mr. .
and Mrs. Edward J. Kelley. returned “a ”he Admllhtratlon i5 placing “all
' to their home in Danbury. last even
.bis flees. last. Thursday.
_ Mr. and Mrs. Henry
and daughtel' Mrs. John Fri;
flmwwd avenue, started to
Maoist. b1 i'.. on Satori»
If. and Mrs. flannel II. Hoyt, Jr..
De Pierne, 8 Summit street at fiye 0f Elmwood avenur, are spendina the
evening. when their month 0! Bomber at their «huge
.dapghter. Marie Antoinane, became . 8! Combo Mills.
Chum P. Manner, who is attending
3. Howell. chained. u>'- . the Newmuviih. loam. Mica.
lg tho’beapifl flu.“ wriage M. u‘alna'ng to: U. B. W.mul
‘scrvice. But one ring was used. the holiday in tow a.
Klan Mabel ll. Knrn of llurritt are
Otto Do Plane. Jr. brother of the nae eucycd . .uhr uip to Mt. \‘er-
y ion with tektites Saturday and spent
.05; becoming” the holiday.
Private Fred Tobt y has lull home
from Camp Helena tor 131* past ten
t Mia. Mills: wore a charming 000- th" Vilnius his paltll'n, on ted-ai-
Hm I: Bradbury, of Bayviow ave-
the rootns being artistically decorated hue. leit
whabe he will spend a weeks' vaul-
Followlng a collation. Mr. and Mrs. lion.
‘ Mrs. am. I. Basia: and dough
.,lartzc number of relatives and near (Er. Miss Emma. of New Haven, were
Visitors in South Xurwalk over Labor
begin ”if.
w—A—t ~
___. ducal
COL. noose cones t ' . '
IN easement gm 4 m Re
(W 3'. he “ y '
MO ) . ‘ ‘ fired/lobed,(65,473"? I '3'!
and the
‘ In their ome
avenue. after a Vacation
Lake WM loll 30'
Conn.
-
Unbr protease of war pours. he. -
troi oi the country in the hands of a
Store Hours of“)! from 8:3 5 C P. [‘9‘
,few politicians and labor leaders. to btl
t lug. t
i used relentlessly. for the election all - -..—. .
l Clarence a Belt and Min Mamet Fm “Wm- no- and, a Prue-ten i
0'“ m quietly married by by} "l 3‘ i I
lice out. Peace William J. Moore. at: " “Mince." he said. “a moonlit .
ontocucy 0""! Gland in. when “
Have your Furs 'clllodclcd. new linings, repairs,
styles changed, etc. It is a good time now.
__ .lthewlmhintheatnaaotwu.un-
derminging institutional civil liberty“
Col. House was characterized by
Senator Sher-an as “this alleged, an
elected, unpmcial, assistant Plural:
dent.” The senator gave an analysis.
01 I level, said to have been writtenl
S. Lochwt'ud
l, 0!
Lake
by Col. House, which he described as
'8'! WWWMV. telling a tale or pol-l
meg civil war. In». and Moan, ritht
7—... a man an showing how to act m oil
the Constitution. i
In critiahix Catharine. Senator
Sherman said. as personal representa-
tive of the President. while abroad. tel
“exeu'iuii aw Ind usurped pow-l
ers of guano" and “his gratui-
tout advice to settle the Uvbnai dis-l
pute provoked the durlsion of tie
manv and the impatience cf llc Al-l
has.”
bfirretary Baker was referred to as
"om Who thinks of the war as three
thousand miles away, tails glibly of.
quantity production of combat air-l
plans. delay. three months the draftl
law amendmt of 1918. Opposes unt-
versal million training and says
Washington's soldiers at Valley Forge
were drunkardl and chicken tiller-3a,
only to be declared by executive pro-
clamation to be the most capable of}
ilcial that distinguished functionary
ever knew."
llegardins Secretary 01 Commerce
Redneld, Senator Sherman said he ltad
made "some sparkling contributions
to trade," including the “shocking in-
formation that high coat oi living “ital
this morning for Boston.
Codinlinoofmr aimkfou—hdfi-dfladh.
Printed Voila, well covered patterns. dark grounds
with vines and small geometric patterns. green or grow.
with pink, purple with black, and block designs, blue,
”black and white combination. ,
These may be worn for house dresses far into thc‘
hero and machinistl )n munltlon iac-'
tories who struck on Friday because
A very pretty wedding took place‘
of dissatisfaction with_ the working
out of the wage decision made by the
National War Labor Board. did not
return to their benche today. The
situation as a whole, a cared to be
“nebula this afternoon.
in labor union- circles the under-
standing was that a conferencv in
Washington today would take up the
wage diderences.
During the foreman it was evident
that some men had returned to work
at the Liberty Ordnance Company and
to the plants of the Rornington‘l'. M.
C. Company. but their number was ofi‘
sat by men who left work. it was
claimed that scores of men are Icav-
int: the city to obtain employment in
New York city, Long island City and
New Haven. and even in New Jorscy.
where there are factories producing
war goods.
l’ickcts were put out by the strik-
ers at some of the factories. These
did not. m'olest any or": and the police
did not pay attention to them. There
was no evidcnce of friction ill any
place.
.0-
IITALIAN SOCIET
HAS ‘BIG DAY
tCoullnuui iron) Page One)
“*1-
street. whorc Court Edmond Di Ami-
He. 3’. of A. joined :llu parade. \Va‘ill-
illgton street. North Main street. West
atcnuc to s‘t. Mary's church. where
w-nictw' Were held with Rev. Carl
Chianci of Paterson. N. J., as celc-
brunt.
.‘li‘tt-l' illt» stlwicoslllc continuation
of the parade was: (.‘hopel street to
Water slrriil. \\'ttll street to Main
.
street, to School .«trwt. counter-march;
to Main anti Wall isll‘l't'ls. to Town As-
sembly hall, \-'tlt't‘c l‘t'llCFllmt‘mS were
served to the \isitin; lll'tlllll‘l'i'l.
All openoir concert was given in thd
tll‘tt l‘llt‘tlll in in 4 1h * “.lllt lllt‘ totww
int! plogruul: Le l’(-‘.‘-J llt‘ Lu Victorian
thatch: Frsti di t‘tmlpauian. sinfonla: .
“Over There,“ onc-stt-p: “Lnglnz for
Home," ccrnct solo; “Keep the Home
Files llurnitlg.‘ march; ".\ligttonctto."
overture, ‘lluby’s Pmycr tlt Twilight:
"L‘cco di Patric." 'Slill‘ Spangled tinn-
net‘.”' and llallan llovul March.
in the evening the- hull took place at
the Town Tssembly Hall. Svec's or~
last evening in St. Joseph’s Church. Tra
when Frank E. Farrell and Miss Star bur
garet Hughes. niece of Mayor Jere
mirth Donovan. were WI hurried
by the Rev. Richard J. Carroll. Both
of the mun: couple are popular
dents 0‘ this all! and. hue alum!
host of l'rlauds. Mm. Farrell has been}
Shop for many years and is a Intim-
hor of the South lflmvnlk. Councl.‘
Knights of Columbus. and is also in
van. or New York. Following the cor-
emony a reception was given and W‘-
and Mrs. l-‘nrrellmlel‘t for their wed-
ding trip to New York and Atlantic.
City. Mr. Farrell loam (or Camp
Upton on Friday with a number of'
other local boys.‘
Velma. who have been spending thr-
summer at Grove City. Pa.. haw» re-
turned to their residence“
ington street.
Grove City. accompanied his mother.
home. and is now spending a turn
weeks‘ vacation in this city.
Miss Edith May Miller and Percy
Hollis Terry. oi. Quintard ayenuc.
cveninfl. at the South Norwnlk Bap-
tist parsonage. The ceremony was
performed by the pastor, Rev. J. llur-
rlaon Thompson.
Edward D. Randall returned today'
from New ilalllpshire. where helmets
his dirtiest as principal
walk public schools. Mrs. Randall;
will return to her home here in nboutj
two weeks.
Miss Kathleen Lynch has ilt‘CC‘plPlli
a position as sienographcr in the cf-E
now employed as secretary to City;
Engineer Henry R. Minor. ,
family, who have been spending a:
month at 11 Mott avenue. have rc-’
New Jersey.
illeyt-ns spcnt the weekend
George Everett. or l'ticl. N. Y.. is
spending a few days' vacation with
his mother, on Elizabeth nth-ct.
Mr. M . ~ .
an employs of the R. a G. Cornet. “and“: l..r:nn:ll:tllnlgfil:rl':r:dprmt
George Jan... of Putnam avenue.
, Ml» Anna Hancock of Brooklyn.
member u! Had Mun. Thor were at- . - ‘ .
tended by Mr. and lira. Daniel Sullil . ggnbmnggslgntrhfitgtvhonm of mg,
Private Walter McCarthy is home
tfrom Camp Devon: and is viiittna his
parents. on Hillside place.
Mr. and Mrs. Eduard J. ”shorty,”
love aim-t. visited tricntia in Port
. , Airs. v. J. Bongtifi; and daughter. Chester. N. i'.. yesterday.
Mr. and
in “raw. llikh strtcet. enjoyed a trlpnvcr lilt‘
Arch V. npnpnsha' 0f Mohawk Trail yesterday.
Lcwellyn (littll'l't‘y and Kenneth Os-
born. have rclurncd homo alter a few
days visit to New York.
Mr, and Mrs. Stctlllt'n S. Jarvis and
were united in marriage on Saturday family motolcd i0 llelcllertowll. Muss.
Saturday. rcturniltg last night,
Miss Alice Lamb. of New Haven. i.-
tlle guest 01 her aunt, Mrs. (‘u'ltci-tnc
l'towlles. ot‘ lilm street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barb and turn
ed the summer vacation. and resumed ily. of Lowe strcct. arc spelltlluu, tilt‘
in the Nor- ‘ week in Clinton. N. J.
Mia May Fallon of Madison strect
' is sllt‘mlllli: ll low days with Miss Edith
l Dunn of anrytowti.
} Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kcllz‘u: and
flCe 0f AttOrney J. J. Linxweiler. Sho‘ daughter witn- flutters in Port (‘hesl—
succeeds Miss Adn Swanwick. who isrcr on Labor Ilay,
Morton Miller, of Hartford, is visit-
‘illu his Sl-tlll’. Mrs. Malcolm Love. if
Mr. and Mrs. Elime .l. Quinn and 2 “'ost avenue_
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bella-til \‘.’t‘ill
turned to their home, in Montclnir. in Asbury Park. N: J., in their :lutmtltl
;bilc, yesterday.
l - .
l Private Andrew Skclton of Camp: Jerry \‘l'. Ahenrn is enjoying hls’an-
85 1319 nual vacation from his tluti‘s in the
.gucsi of Miss May Olmsiend of Glen-l Boston Store.
city. Ho is at med tC M , ' . ' ' ‘ ~ '
ma. ”w " w” “d“ caused by too many delivery .vagms; Winter. The colonngs are such that wrll not soil
__ an epic on fish and clams, along with Qlllely. l J
M. M. Carew. associate editor 0! the 3 30mm or 1"'0 0|! Hht’ell killing 38 39 . -
dc News Service Report. was a Li 089-" . l Fla. '
”a! Visitor io'Soutb notwaik. PM!" 3'0"“?! Bryan. "'9 5933' inches W de Cts‘ . , .
tor declared. resigned when he had . Third MW.
“played second fiddle enough tnd ‘bis - ‘ .
power for harm had waned,’ " ' . . .i
Striped Sdks for Men's Shirts
"Politics hogan mm nnd have
and Women's Blouses
never adjourned: since in domestic at-
fairs." said Mr. Sherman. “Was there
our a more sordid revelation of self-
i:‘:..:.’.‘l‘.°::g.i:_"..‘;:‘.“§:7.‘:22.33:3! Just at present the Silk Section is gay with summer ‘.
dent. mum-id Ibovt Is plunder to wit stripes. The patterns are exactly such as will appeal to
the man who likes a silk shirt. if his wife. mothct or
sister makes it the expense is' not great.‘ i :
Equally as attractive for women’s blouses too. 3
Please see the assortment.
partisan ends?” l
$1.25, $1.50 and $2.25 a yard.
w a
.u
Declaring the Administration seeks
u- even to dictate Republican candidates.
in Republican states. the senator said.
"Ford is to be made senator from
Michiaan by legislative order." 5
llcnouncing what he (inscribed as'
Sociallstic plane of "a mtoric of poll-
ticians. gilded and platcd by a group
$23513.”Elfin?l."'f.‘.§i‘t‘m‘.'£_l‘i"""‘“Mi"l Washable Satins ,
:3;$::§::§t:E‘EEElgaElfi‘ggl sk' Three huttdrcd yards ,WRSh Salins for women’s.
men. "0mm. ownership and mm”. iris and undtrwear. dime have a high luster llll .
lion. ‘t a soft finish and Will be lit demand for autumn wear.
(toggetinvl'r‘lgl‘t‘tgnls rslitlllelli‘l). ”123:3! Cheney Brother. make. . ~
leson controls the physical agenciest
for cvllrrltlunicatlon of thought. and Mo. $2.25 to
$3.00-
Adoo the railways and country's.
finances. Strip oil‘ the mask of tllleg-' .
according to weight. .
Third ttoor.
ed Government ownership and see he-
Children's School Hosiery
hind ii the revealed political owner-l
ship and control of Gompers. Burlosonl
and McAdoo. for partisan purposes. to,
Stockings of heavy black cotton with a reinforced
heel and toe, sizes 6 to 10. 35 cts. a‘pair.
3 pairs for $1.00
be used relentlessly to elect party
candidates now. and in 1920 a i‘resi-
A most substantial stocking for school wear.
' 0n tables in the center aisle.
tlcnt.
main floor,
d.__
Mrs. Frank Seymour, til".
Flesh pink, or
While.
All exquisite weave.
"Politics adjourned. Worse. more
rampant, rancorous partisan politics
novel- abused the patriotism and cen-
orous confidence of it great nation.
Against the clandestine partisan poll-
tics of tilts Administration. hidden un-
tit'r the thick clouds of war. 1 raise
my voice reasonably in rcmonstrancc."
. EDUCATION MILLS
BEGIN TO GRIND
tt‘nntlmtrd Prom fixt- 0nd
__..
Some New and Entertaining Books
"The Emma Goes" Capt. H. McBride.
Machine . Gunners $4.50
Most interesting and the photographs are so good and clear
one might. recognize his friends if they are thcrc.
“Free" and other stories Drclslcr.
People who admire the literary art and skill of the writer
for act'onunmlating those pupils of the
longer grader. who reside within the
limits of thc old Center district. sceni-
cd to work out fairly well. as did the
other changes recommended by the
superintendent. and carried Through
railroad :lrors tl ‘ to t . . . . n . - - . - .
fecting all tile l';l)i‘l(l)~3§tllsllll (Ellgatggl'ntlilfg‘ffif giwmfgngisi‘f: Sggamgl‘cggfil wood avenue. Miss Olmstcod also (an-I ,._-_.. _ by orders of the Board of Education. W1“ be glad to read lllls b00k-
'ion, under an agreement announced I mlt‘cc in charge. film F. Patchcn. tot-mined Miss Grace Connors and .\ir.l Miss‘ Edna, Howard. of Flint street. The complete list of teachers for ' $1.50
here today. The award is the sumo l chairman Albert Paulo. viccchair— Jt‘llt’t‘s‘onv b0lll Of New \Ork city. ispent the week-cud in New York city. not-y public school in the city was “A Girl “med Mary” Juliet Tompkins]
as may. givpnxo railway empmyeg in mart; Joseph Illanii. ”mm“... Antonio. . ~~—- . ‘ p1~inl(‘(l in The Sentinel on Saturday. $1 50
the un‘md States by Director Ge’m'al \lnsl secretary; general committee: Private John Silk. 0! Camp “3“99'9 Mr" and Mrs. Malcolm L0") 59"" . 1. . '
MCAdOO- ‘ lira mirror-z... Cut-chm (‘nnttuvtiogggéétls visiting his parents, "1 £0 millibor Day at Rye BPRVh- l ‘“ ' “ ’“‘ “The Lure of the North”) Harold Bmdlosg
ct. -__ j__ W ...- tAmzelo Girmaidi; (iuisscpneCrlsiam. ' ' l —” . | . HARKEN YE ALL $1.40.
. , antxy l‘iltbc-ll. .lt.‘-c;-':‘ fir‘atiio. lamest ‘ ‘ ATTACKED BY MAN t . u R n H .
Stillson S Remedy for l Cristiano. (‘nrtilitlc Narttli. Luco Perri-i Edmund. E Crowe has n” 1'.“‘le‘l.f',m" IN WITCH LANE l ‘Ve Are comlng undo Rem!" oturns I ill'l'lS.
Malaria. Chills and Fever l fw- RM Cumin“ ”it“? "3- .a “m days “Oj‘mm at All“ “' 0"" 1 . Brcr Rabblt, Brcr B or and all the others.
' 1' 1- announced that it is entirely for, ‘ t t.’ _ ‘ ., , _ r:
Price-50c l thc benefit of ill! \vit'xlus and orpinstts 3 (Continued lrom First Page). {The 819 saulelle ’. ' ' , Malglfli‘
. - ‘. . H. <13}! i-.- l "'"—" ’ l . .
“‘“‘“”°”§§l“l’§°d °t Mo... 35.5.2:.Ktrtlrz‘ttir. “41.le .. J -
. un e . .‘ ‘ " ', ". ‘ " .. -. about 11 o'clock and got oi‘f the trol-
i the vet )vl'Oth-Jn o be t-lntttcd _ ' ,
Prepared and Sold By 3th likme and i hoped that. the. 16y ICar at \‘lltch Lane. and “as 312‘- NEW overland Shows Candy. Sect‘on
sen ~ strainers: li“:i‘li:°‘2.‘l‘2l~ -. - ~ ' t s. th N
- ..:..._---.... _____ - ‘ ‘ » l u. - -
p issghtPtfiwell Corp" Try a Sentinel Want Ad. ‘ thc same time the young woman out I‘Vl“ EXhlb‘t 8 ll 01‘ Chocolate Bittersweet Peppermmts
u orwalk ‘ ’ ' ' and proceeded her to the top of lhe , _ - - V “-113 Grams
—~ .. - - ~ , - - v. alk Regular Circus fl 1 .
, .. , ,_ .. lull. where he stopped. Up to this M ll ll
‘* 3» nos-L. are. cg... - . ,. r. . _ ~ , . time. he had paid no attention to her Grounds . 31'5 ma 0W5 .
’ , ms mange "j whatsoever, but just as she passed * Cr SlilllZCd Fins 60 ctr. .
‘ 2 - ' . ‘ ' hlm‘he stepped out and made inde- ‘ W 0d d A . y b d 40 ct
‘ S Ptembér 5th ”m“ ”m m m“ 0 W venue SpamSh Peanuts mm and SW ' 5' I"
‘ ‘-' . ‘ , young woman succeeded in getting
' ' ‘ ' STURDY 33033 . 9...... from hlm'» and ran toward the one Day Only
. . trolley tracks and was pursued by WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 11 the D I» Read c0
. a
bank on. or-befo
Wilmer. _
._ . “Wit.
All ' money deposited in this
race.
How the children do romp and: the unknown person. He. had nearly
‘ draw interest lromfiep’c. 1st.
SonihNorwalkSarmgsflank
re. Sept. 5thwi'll
That 's all the more reason you
._5 lent.
should buy good shoes.
Let: us help you with the prob-
l
Id, Treasurer. ‘ 7 t.
~ 9...“.aifan ., . we.
manuals-victim. .,
an
er man. the erson who aisaulted the . . .
young waning disappeared from sight Pr "398 ““31“de War Tax 35c
and has not been heard off since.
Going home. the young? womanttold
her husband what had happened and
surrounding towns and cities. 1
mount up with her when the woman Two Performances Daily MW 0151.
saw it. man standing: near the car __ _
gack. all? ”‘15,”:lath-actedt in: atten- Afternoon at 3 " ' { a": ‘“‘”“‘;‘l““‘ "‘
on an 9 5 it! came 0 8|" res- - . ‘ ; . , procec e , it is as , about 2 l
cue. With '11:, appearance ot'tho 0“" EVER“!!! at 8 COMBLEX ACCIDENT ,and then struck a Packard car. i .- “'1
RESULTS IN INJURY thy Charles Perkins, of Broad -. . it.
T0 GIRL. PASSENGERfiMeflden. throwing the Packard . :1:
tforce against the Ford of liar-r: ‘
|Norrlsh, a piano dealer, of 1’3"th
?avenue. Bridgeport.
Great Last. Year—Greater
This Year
(Continued from First Page.)
a... ..—.
e h . . . - ‘ , d‘ r*'
andql’clgteeltl, 'a 1: wh‘lohmilggsgs Ten P9!" “at" of th. 1'90“?“ on : charge. came along. The trolley struck tltgllgtlblnggtlgggdhli‘g:3:31:13“ . ._
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