‘ 'g. “month lem'alk'
_ .leasant weather in the we n dis»;
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SOCIETY:
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NEWS ‘" ,
invitations have bee issued for
the wedding of mu” Olive Lorena
Cole and Basil Wesley lane. at the
home of the bride's parents, Mr. and
“no. Charles L. Cole," 19 South Whit-
n street, Hartsord. Saturday after.
‘ ‘. z . 111%..) Sept. 21st. at 3:30 o'clock. The
Any way theywlldtna‘nftmbantfidisueryflm ”in any vrlu be witneabed only by
. ll'm'aalt mm rm“
'tivemummnforMnflu-fuyppupl'l“at; " “e t s m
Norfolk suits 8 to 18 years $6.50 to :15.
Smart models, good colon in woods, cheviots ‘and heather
wanna concur
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity-cl ‘
Cloudy tonight and My, wobbly! - ’.
- NOW FOR THEM-TILE OF THE BOOKS? -
rain; cooler Tuesday; gentle to mod
The dear old school days which some boys like and others dent, are here.
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crate Vest 'lnd northwest winds. A
has trough of low pressure extends
{told Texas northeastward to the St.
Lawrence Valley. it is causing“
cloudy, unsettled weather. with light
min from Oklahoma northaabtward to
New York. An area of high pressure?
neutral over Colorado is p oduelngt'
'. / :7
l Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Hoyt and
son left town Saturday afternoon for
,Rapid City, South Dakota The party
tricts. The temperature is lower thisl
will stop at Chicago on the return
morning from the Rocky Mountainsl
find eastward to the Lake region. Soy-i mixtm. trip, where Mr. Hoyt will In?“ me
“I places reported [hill "05" l session of the American Bankers”
’ m" ' ._ . association to he held in that 'city.
names la nu sea a 0G ERS & ST .
‘ TODAY . ,. _ » . Miss Raven. Tweed. superintendent
‘ ,.' i .‘ of the Memorial Home!" fixed. In
' - . _ i , . ‘ Matte-lair. N. J., formerly of Paterson.
' Temperature: High, 72; lo“, Norwalki~§‘ SO. Norwalk ‘3". J.. is spending 1 month’s vacation
. . with Mrs]. E. Jones. of 295 Main
83.: Fair. _
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street.
be.»
- , Victor H, Dunn, of the no—com ofli»
mrs' traiing school at Camp DeVens.
"m. and William W. than." of Stamford.
| were guests of their tether; Horace
S tBr an Silk assumed charge NEW YORK. Sept- 15 (Wall Street, E1 Dunn. 10 France street. yesterday.
"5'9““ y , ' 10:30 a. m.)*ln the face of the re-* ~
. . . . , , at the. uptown 99E°f‘sl‘afil°n "Elwinewed peace efforts by the Central Dr. ‘Jamss G. Newkirlf. Mrs. New»
,szrlendshlp Association "0- 7. "“1 day for a two “9° 5 re ‘ Powers, the Stock Market opened only kirk and party. have returned from
test tomorrow afternoon “in 1mm steady today. supported by the re-ad- a most delightful automobile tour,
rxe Crosby, of Harbor avenue. hStarilfprd cal: :e‘ganthlr'unlgnimg. - justment of values as begun on Supp which includ‘ed lafltwo mils stay at
c - t e‘ w n (‘7 3° e ‘1 e 0 ' (lanyter last week's liquidation The I own n t e no w a.
A meeting of I‘dy McLachlin leaving Main and Wall streets on the: eilccts 9f Austria's political gmove ._
'f‘John E. Jones. of 295 Main smut, TODAY m WALL
has recovered from a week's illness.
Mrs. Edward D. Randall has return-
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$91,900 ' i
for"
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932% '
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.Wnrq‘ ‘3’
if 19*” W‘s-4 3; 9'
a: *Rtgtl C0
. . _"r" ~¢ - 10‘
3%“, ' 2' minnow” 1%. one
i ‘ ‘ l I
L [be store (‘lO‘St‘S daily at six Q'leQk - _:
The Cheney Silks
,, Spam «Edith 't-of Autumn Weaver
Novel designs and color-tugs.
Cheney‘s Printed Silks are a picture book
of wonderful art. Many are for dresses, others
are for liningsn There is no telling what they '
will be used for, because- the woman who likes
to adapt things will go far in making up designs :
and ways to use these silks.
Sweet Briar is the name of one line of
these lustrous, shimmering silks. Huge floral
designs are in evidence. Hawthorne blossom
and bluebirds, peach blossoms against a blue
sky. ‘ A Japanese design in several color ef-
fects of crested pheasantsand parakeets among
flowering trees. Forsythia ‘against a blue sky
and a pink moon. Peacocks in gaudy feathers.
Chinese designs with eccentric creatures half
dragon and half bird.
Printed Tussshs in
bronze, old blue, brown
and sage green, mixed
39_ No. 32, Daughters of Scotia. odd hour and then ever! 40 minutes-yew entirely negative. U. 8. Steel‘
11 be held at Red Men‘s Hall, Nor-t
lk. on.Wednesday evening. at 8‘
lock.
, Theregular meeting of Lucia (‘7‘.
‘cle. is being held with Mrs. William
A resident of Marshall street conr‘this afternoon.
, ined to the police of a dog in that l--—‘-
'ighborhood which annoys the resi-‘r . . .. . '
. r ’ b n tvnl
nts Wllll'lls continual barking. both inldeh.RC'tlll:Vl'g :‘fqg 1;: g“. \‘llaiidwcll
riedmtioni‘iim “Th5, mm}; "5 ‘P‘E‘rfinsinrntug Company are at wotll
M for i; still. 1“ 0m“, Htoday deepening the water frontage
‘ e 55‘?!" . .of the FerrlsCoal Company's propcr~j
tv in order that vessels with a llll'llEI‘
draught may find it convenient
points in l”. S Alcohol, caused
thy. ,
-'A complaint was received by the
lice that. a man in the vicinity of
the Klondike (‘lub was shooting of! clock there. the long side. as shown by advances off
a rifle, and n was said he came very . "I. one to two points in oils. motors. ma- her home in Union
near shooting a little girl who was The SW99? and juicy ‘snappcl‘. 1 lines. mils and (‘rucible Steel.
The police are in- which is supposed to be plcntiful in
,local waters at this sewn of tho
jycllr. has made itself conspicuous ln‘
playing near by.
vestigating.
. Two young men and one room: “mulls absence. 'nl\“ fishermen 3‘th (ltllcml Motors also madc a gain 0
man took the U. S. (‘ivil Serfic‘e exam- have been accustomed to lulllllun “awn” 1mm” An” ".9 first hour. it ‘
the them in large quantities to former
Nations Saturday morning at . ..
City Hall. The examinations were 3‘9““ “V ”l“ "5 ”‘9 poorest "m"
held, to fill vacancies in the positions 13'” 'scason that ”‘9" have "fir
of clerk and carrier in the first dis- “”1
trict post office. l
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' Don‘t loose the snap shots that
you took this summer, Get a neat
album and you will always haw thcm
S. Stool and Bethlehem Steel
freely offered
point each.
Word has been rccciVed from l’Tl"
vulc James ll. t‘ostcllo. nt 1'. S. Ni-
trate l’ltlnt No, 1. at Sheffield, Alibi
that he has passed his medical exam‘
NEW YORK, Sep'. 16. (Wall Streot
lnlllltms for overseas dutv and he ls' 1:30 p. m.l.— (‘ollccntrlltcd buying 0
to look at. With a \‘l'llrd's'zl‘lhum pcn~ . ‘ d ‘ (‘
cil you can put the date and placc "‘“V “Wilma further 0' “g” «surge; this oil group
under 981‘“ snapshot. Dot‘nPllY'S. 15 5mm" M the horwalk "0“ or s'.‘ which cxtondt-d their gains matcrialll‘.‘
. i s r et.
80 Man te Plant ,\'o. ’3, in the same town. lip-
pllrontlv has work cnouuh to keep
him busy throughout the year. A re-L of ”u, restricted money supply.
cent photozruph shows the men dP-.
"hating questions. . apparently ; on Sun-
'James Stolai. of 2 Shore Road, rc-
ported to the police flint his 12-year
old son. J_ohn., had. ru alloy from
' ”my. ' t ' l . cc ‘ .
:0 tritium "rm“; Tim: oi day. Both 9"“? an? bulged #1:; ”CHE” 7° "5:8:BURY ourv’ hum. x. v.
his dis aran ghe macro short “P“ ““0““ 'm'“ me ' Warrants ordering them to repor
“Twelve Apostles” lire locum hers .'
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‘lTAL‘lANs GAPTURE‘ENBMY - .
. rasucuss AND 343 Palsousas.
q
brown trousers .
stocking, no coafi'gr hat, ' .‘_ ..
Friday evening or this welsh. a
'meeting of Eureka Rebecca lodlzo.‘
No. 42. l. 0. O. P, will be held to Penetrate Lines of Austrians on Gro-
celebrate the fifth anniversary of tho vella, Near Corie—Much Booty.
Rebecctt Odd-Fellowship. This meet- ROME. Sept. 16. -.-\ wnr office coul-
ing will be of special interest to the nlunlcation issued today follows:
members and a fine program is being “infantry and arditl parties after a
arranged by those in charge and ,rc- elmrrhm ottoftlw artillery bombard-
i‘reshments will be served during the meat and assisted by low flying air-
evening. ' planes yesterday morning
bl‘tildh shoe! and,
the court is now ready
summoned are as follows:
Beardsley, Thaddeus B. Beecher. o
flililt‘lli‘tl 10!. Fairil .
, eld. r. B. e
land captured the ““019 Of an enemy . Mu'slinc. “’illys N. \Ii‘omfdJotllliletgt
Michael Mel's'aliy. of 6 West Main defensive system ‘on the Grovella..“.x,.h. p . .
street. was found in an intoxicated southward of Corie. The Prisoners Gerda, ggaél’ég‘anugg‘fiml- “"1““ M
condition on Saturday night and as- taken numbered 343 and included 12 James‘ '
slated to. the Water street station officers. Anumbcr of machine guns. London, mm": D
W59 by ,QmCéI‘S Domey and Swee- hundreds 'of rifles and abundant war Winchester, Robertson, A' E
Norwalk :» harles
.Was unchanged to 1-4 o! a point oil. oil! to her home, No. 31 Lincoln aenue.
“Dd other Noresentative issues and. after a summer's stay in Massachu-
tbe investment “Interview client!) salts, Vermont and New Hampshire.
‘R. Thompson”. of Ronyton avenuelhlsher. “Allbseuuwt abhrp health. "
‘ American Sumatra Tobacco which do' Wart'én‘ f‘hurcb‘. of (‘tiunty street,
.clined 5 1-2 points. and a loss 012 M has resumed his sliudies in a busi-
tbe ness college; in Mount Vernon. after
market to yield a fraction in sympa-
.|_ Ennis Crabbe and family. of lo
\‘l'AlJ. STltl-Z'l‘, Noon.~t‘ovorlng or. West avenue were the guests of Mr.
am chccked the decline of the latter-”and Mrs- lilbrtdse Jenninss. Wilton.
,0 part of the first hour. the market. tits on Sunday.
playing more vitality than of late on!
Texas stsy’ln New llampshlrc.
(‘ompany rose 3‘4 points. attributed to
its flltol'llblc annual report disclosing?
u largc increase in net earnings. and Lewis street. started today on it mo
became apparent banks were calllnal
loans to remedy the recent unfavor- been spending hls'baeatlon in manor.
ublc money situation. and there was Maine.
. l‘Pl’lPWt'd selling for both accounts. U.
being!
after declines 0‘ a has been ontt-rtuinina her sister. Mrs.
and Marine. Preferred. tcr. Mrs. ll. tloltlicb. of Nauuatuck.
who is crcctinr: air ('OlllDTI’F-‘ON‘ Mlcreated a more hopeful speculativrl
sentiment during the early afterno;ln.~ Trenton, N, .l, ycstcrdny, after it two
but the trading was cautious ill vicw; week's sojourn with friends.
‘for jury duty in the criminal side of
;lhe (‘ommon Pleas court. next Tuea-‘ “‘N‘k'f‘nd “'“h
day. have been sent out to 22 citizens Tcrracc.
in various towns of the county. l’l‘llt‘v"
tically all cases of prisoners who hit“-
;plelldctl guilty hnvt- been settled and;
to proccedl
lwith trials before the ury. The hours“
Charles N. Bradstreet. William N.’
Bridgeport: R. B. Knapp, William Til"
A. C. McArthur
McMahon. Newtown: Robert
F.
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a week's isit at his home.
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Miss Anna (‘urtis has returned to
Park, after a
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greuory. of
i tor trip to Canada.
Edward Barber. or Maple street.haa
Mrs. Susan llntm. of Spring slrccl.
Ella Rutt. of l'lllerson. N. J.
. Mrs. Louis Tankus. of Orchard
l street. has boon entertaining her sis-
!iirs, lldwurd Bach rclurncd home
i Major William G. (‘rockett spent.
. Sunday with lu-r son and family in Pul-
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Scrgcllllt Mnjor Harry Lane spent the,
his patents on (‘rcsccntl
STRIKERS REAFFIRM
Ribbons
Tllc gorgeous showing in the front
L‘ilst‘ at the Ribbon Section suggests
the idea that somebody may have
stolen the tl‘casul'cs from a cabinet
of fillcry at Vcrsailles.
Never were such Ribbons.
The tinscls and metallic ribbons.
Alice blue with silver.
Black intermingled with gold and
silver.
Royal blue, flame color and gold.
Old rose,
with gold.
Brocadc‘d Satin, overlaid with
gold roses and a gold leaf border at
the sides. '
lit-avily ornamented
THEIR LOYALTY
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f we express the hope that we have not:
- been sufficiently misrepresented in!
. Washington to cause you for a Pit“
- ment to doubt om' loyalty to the
. cause of this righteous war or ‘to our
. country? There were things known
to all in Bridgeport who had eyes to
. sec and hearts to understand which;
Satin ill colors with gold brocade.
These for bags, girdles, vcstces,
underbodiccs and pockets on gowns.
New Checks in all combinations
for hail-bows.
Displayed on the Main floor.
1‘ h
«5 tapestry
blended.
colors softly
Constantin“! fitefiiibit .
rations not’in "
advance-of last year.
On the third floor.
Gloves
The cooler weather prompts to
the wearing of gloves, though some ~
of us have been conserving through
the summer. '
Trefousse Gloves from France
are as lovely as ever. Smooth, pcr—
fcctly finished, they are a delight
to the hands. ‘
In Suede, three shades for tho
slrcct, mode, taupe, and dark gray,
$3.25
Brown Dogskins, vcry satisfac-
tory for walking or business wear,
$2.65
Chevrette Gloves in tan, two w
Clasps, $3.25 .
Main floor.
Now is a. good time to have fur
coats rcpaircd, old furs relincd or
altered. If you have good furs
slightly worn it will improvo ihcln
greatly.
failed utterly of transmission. to the:
o
‘Bmwn. William T. Clarke. rRidaefleld:
ney. where he'was locked up on a material were captured."
M ‘Edward B. Holt, Aifiwr G. Jessup. S.
charge df-‘breach iii the peace. He.
made a plea of trill ,V in the Uptown? SUMMER SEASON ENDED. L. Knit . ‘
court ““3 morning, and his case was; Although autumn does not officially .C. E. pighfiging'ofihanes Graham,
continued until Saturday, September begin until September 23rd. yesterday ' '
28' He :‘Yfls. ordered ‘0 “1’0".‘0 “‘9 marked the 'real end of summer. it
uptown-police station M 6 o'clock, 1" was the last chance to wear straw‘
m.. each'Baturday until then. hats. Palm llcnch suits: andwhite flan!
- “ ‘____ _'___,_____________ :nrls. and was the official closing day‘
for all summer results. .’ ' l
paper case created here for the con-
sideration of the National War Labor,
Board section so that in the end the
machinists of this place were sacri-
ficctl to a picture paint'ed in false col-
ors by the employers and adopted bl‘
Mr. Otto M, Eidlitz in deciding. in, Francisco Friday night by Willie Mes.
Washinuton. our fate. after o yes!"
of fruitless appeals for plain justice
and terms of employment which
DEMPSEY KAYOES _ .llan. made quick work of Jack Moran‘ Dempsey left for Philadelphia yus- "
MORAN IN 70 sECSi in what was to have been a ten round terday, where he will bur Battling he:J ‘
RENO, ch., Sept. lit—Jack Demp.l bout at Monna Springs Saturday night. vinsky at. a patriotic benefit on Sep-'
59y. gluarflng. under the announce-l Moran lasted seventy seconds but tember 28.
ment he had been outpolnted at San! could have been put away‘sooner had
Dempsey chosen.
Baldness
\
Mrs. Herbert Carr ‘will (-ntertain,
the members of the Watch Your.“
"Stitch Club at her home on Newtmln‘
avenue on Wednesday afternoon at ”a
Sh",s.0n,s Remedy for i Boton Point yesterday closed for
Malaria. Chills afld Fever " another reason. The park will still
' " ' be open a few days to the public but
' the shuttle or fidinky’ cars will not run
after this evening. ' ’
Conlpo Beach has "closed and, int
. fact. everything that reminded one of;
the warm days of July and Auaust
,have disappeared and we are now.
‘ conquered
RECIPE Ill“! FREE
_ .Prlce:50c .
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money
Refunded‘ '
Prepared and Hold By
Stillson-Povvell" “rm- .
it
In a‘ vast number ohm when ball"
nu- out. the route are not thighs“ renal-
lllbeddod in t p scalp alive,
lull ml only team. I
alk truce. alcoholism! bah- tallies.
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“he” ' grain-loam "Chg-iii: and
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the
I?!“ N 1°" 350 and $100 bonds in “PWQPFW vault; '
Mufflmdmoltham. l
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t
9,
m!" or .
usual
would mean security and stability for
our families instead of endless jock-
eying by our employers."
The letter t'h‘bn goes on to say that
while they have no further right to
‘discuss the past issue, they ask the
liberty of stating for the future guid-
ance of the president. some of the in-
'cidents of the struggle and of the
amendment. ,
l Miss Clara Louise Rowe of Califor-
nia, who has been in Bridgeport re-
! cruitlnx women for the demonstration.
is seriously ill at Dr. Wright's private
Admitted Sud-Marlee Hazlett.
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“STA
FURNACE '
difficulties—provided your fur-
nace is a STAMFORD.
0RD
, o’clock. , .,
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mars lur-
‘ i .r act-pita}! and typhoid is feared. lll‘f’iss roa sans m,
. . sic ill. of Norwalk. Is is us 4 . W '
‘ ' charge of Miss Rowe‘s work. - ‘ u 'w it:
1...... llama - m.
an,
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lr ll t h 'n the olden autumn.‘ A yeteran business ma who was ‘ H & G \
South NOI'WO. _ ; 9! lv’ 0 “5 er I g ”utmost completely bald "iii had tried hearings held before the award {55 arms at
w" _. -._.. .s.- numerous tonics. lotions. shampoos, etc.. ‘ma 9. l - 9
,, ' . s." " . ._ , . ,, Without benefit. came across, while on I l "' l D‘d You ever find thc bed'covers m | l
_ 2 """ ‘ " "’ " . ‘ a journey. on lndllans' recipe by‘whlsh BRIDGEPORT SUFFRAGISTS tOO short on a cold night? A long i
i‘ D ONQT FORE-ET 5 ”3.5:; affixxffigmfigfifi I Mrs Carrie 653,;geyAflflNGggg bed is not comfortable with short '1
. . . ‘ .t' . r Others-men and women—have re-. ‘ I . ' ' ' - covers Neither is a large house i
‘ , _ ‘ . . ported re rllahl h“ th , Peck. Mrs. Mary Jorgensen, Mrs. ~- _ _ .
1, . . i gme'mflm. ‘vzoevéfi’m'e, 3?, ,g, Lillian Reba, Miss Pearl Brown. Mas. coallfoiitabilre on a wintry liught .. .
to convert our 4 r . ' ' ‘ _ _- Do my obtain it free by writing to ,L. Ell2W01"ll. Mrs. Margaret Basic 0 w en lo urnace is too sma . . =
i, ‘ y pe cent Liberty Bonds into 4 1 4 per cent. .1 l is,“ if": Brittaln. its-22:. Station F.- [and Mrs. Elizabeth Moss, of Bridge- . , COA L 3
-. 'bsrty Bonds before Nov. 9th, 1918. I ,hg'mgggnfi-gmgr ‘mf 5020;,“ port. took the 12:26 o'clock train for If you have a furnace that is
t. a v . . to on per! ted '3”. at: the as: ‘Washinglon. Sunday morning. to take large enough. and if you keep the ‘3
t: DON T CARRY ’ . store. ready. r use. gaggg’fisagl’figfligg‘ "we diiiironi‘ril ashes free from the underside ‘of s
mfibn-ty Bonds around with you ablative them in the hours. w m .1 “I M the Senate onsthg‘Susan ll. Anthony me grate! 3'0“ “"11 "0‘ have any 3
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