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‘ 1 tonight and Thursday. proba-
nil; little change in tempera-
; moderate northeast and east
. The weather conditions in
Q. northern distrltts east of the
V Mountains have changed de-
“1 during the last twentyfour
m An area of high pressure
8.- Labt‘ador has overspread New
might! and an area of low pressuie
-' ‘Il central over Lake Michigan. These
13m are causing cloudy and unset-
fled weather from the l'ppcr Missis-
ibpi Valley eastward to the North
“Atlantic "oast The temperature is
Somewhat lower in nearly all the
northern districts. l"ro.~t.~ wire re-
ported between the Rocky Mountains
and the Mississippi river as far south
M Nebraska.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
’l‘cmpcraturc: High.
62. Fair.
[thy News
it" A meeting of Lady McLaciilan
110686. No. 82. Daughters of Scd'iTa.
will b.- hcltl this evening at \ o'clock
75‘; lo\\‘.
in thc lied Men's Hall on .‘llain
street.
” The three War Savings Siampli
that Ollcer Charles Page found in
front of the Boston Store on Sunday.
have been claimed by Nickolas Fav
tans. 'wlio gave satisfactory proof of
ownership.
W bunch of keys was found by AI.
«v ltmmgwten who turned them ov-
pr to the police.
The meeting of the teachers
Trinity f'liurch school. which was to
have been held at the rectory this ov-
ening, has been postponed until to-
morrow evening on account of tin:
storm.
I This is the open season for snipe.
but local sportsmen say that so far
practically none of them ltavc been
been In this vicinitv. although a few
are reported around the Norwalk ls
lands that are furtherest front the
mainland. " " T
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“to shoot at Burton's Point Satur-
day. of the Norwalk Gun Club, for
the: benefit of the Red Cross. promis-
M to be on) of the most successful
matches of His popular club during
tho-season. and without doubt will
[hi-aw a reCord “gallery“ as many or
”the. ladies are interested both in the
Event, and its most worthy object.
*Bananas. 25c doz. Ghiotto‘s.
Railroad avenue.
« Rob ltov. the member of the Smith
street colored colony. who slashed
his wife Carrie. in a Milly quarrel.
Saturday, August 31st, and was cap-
tured after 9 spectacular chase. has
been parolied from his prison scn»
tenre of one year in the. Bridgeport
fiall’. In the custody of the local pro-
bation officer J. B. Lawrence and is
~- again at work.
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' Stillson’s Remedy for
Malaria. Chills and Fever
Price 50c
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money
Refunded
- Prepared and Sold By
Stillson-Powell Corp..
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.which the cortege will pass.
DON’T FORGET
' t1 convert you” percent. Liberty Bondsinto 4 1-4 per cent.
ymmmsomummmaiun “flit-Ill“.
t’nncaapwtmfltlanlflflbuhhmflow'fl
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Pauolman Gainer reported an open
ditch on Day street on which there
were no warning lights.
The Red Cross Auxiliary ot'the
South Norwalk Congregational church?
will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2i
o‘clock. Las'. week a large numberfi
iwere present and it is hoped and re;
iquested that they be present again:
.tomorrow. There is plenty of work!
’to be done and refugee garments will;
:be distributed. i
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The police received a complaint
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from Meadow: street yesterday of |
man acting suspicious in that vicinity:
lie had a large pack on his back and}
was hanging around there all d8)‘~l
Patrolman ’i‘nothill investiflated and
tound Maligh \‘ergonia in a slightly!
demented condition lie is an 9111‘:
ployc of the Greek shoe makers on:
South Main street and was allowed to
resume his work. ‘
The cazeoillarry Stevens. charged
with drunkennese and breach of pcaco.
was brought before Judge Yosh'urtt'm
this iiioi'iiing tlic‘}
that‘s-cs against the man and oi'tit‘l‘t‘tlt|
him to act out of town on the first]
train. Stci'n-ns l> a cripple and has
been selling lcad pencils. At‘coru‘iti"
to his story lie is not a habitual drink-1
('1‘ and con~~idcritig his pitiful condia
iron the jutluc was lenient with him“
and orticicd hiiii otit of town.
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Cardinal John M. li‘arlcy. nihiliuiop;
of New York. died. at his country,
home here. last night. The ant-l pie
late had been sinking rapidly since llt'
suffered a rclapsc. last Saturday. after.
partial recovery from an
pneumonia l
Indeed for the last thrcc days. phy-
sicians attending the cardinal 'l‘llu’l
been expecting his death hourly. lil-1
though he rallied yesterday from soy»
0" cral sinking spells. no hope was on of {,1de
tertained for his recovery.
Aproaching End Evident.
Shortly after 9 p. m. it was evident
that the end was near. At his bedside conclusion of the party all present
wcrc tlll‘t’P doctors: Ilishop Hayes. of 10mm in singing The Stat" Spangled:
New York: Monsignor Carroll. the can
dinul's private secretary; \‘lcar (lcnvu
al Lavelle and Monsignor Mooncy.
“The end came peacefully and bean-
tifully." said Bishop "ayes: .
chcral priests in the room, who
wcic saying prayers for the dying.’
were unaware that death had conic
until the physicians stepped buck
from the bed. . .
t 'Thi cardinal was stricken witlt.li_v-
postatic pneumonia. at his nitiuiwr'
lumic lici'c. about siv \vcelm 1:0, and
his condition. for aortic time. Was rrlt‘
ictil. .tmhen it. improved steadily andt-dcl‘m‘e on file In _
“,lli‘l'lll‘ before his relapse, a week ago. ,Clcrk Herbert H. Smith.
he was able to sit up in bed for an
iiu‘lr at n time. Late Sunday his con'
dition was such that members of his
official family were hurriedly surnmom
ed and. at 4 o‘clock in the morning.
Bishop Hayes administered the sacra-
ment of extreme unclion.
Three years ago an acute "11‘3" of
heart trouble left the cardinal ’n :i
weakened condition and last year he
suffered an attack of diabetes. “lltcsc
afflictions, it was said, led to a gone»
til breakdown last month when [rl‘t‘ll-l
ninnit developed. i
It was said last night that two tries-
snges'from the Pope had reached thc
cardinal before his death and hail;
caused-him great pleasure As arch-l
bis-hop of New York he was a member
of the consistorylbat selected the pic-
scnt Pope. ‘
A message from Colonel Roosevelt!
arrived yesterday. but it 'as not read
to the prelate. who was unconsclmis.
According to tentative arrangements
announced last night, the funeral will
u . rcld next Tuesday. at 10 a. m.. at
St. Patrick's Cathedral.
: The body will remain here until
Thursday and then. accompanied by a
guard of honor. will be taken to the
inicltflpiscopal residence. in New
it is expected that thousands
lof persons will line the route between
sllit‘tmaroncck and New York, along
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,and Mrs. John Mainlnx. Mr. and Mrs.’
'iniah Donovan presided
‘Murphy and (‘lnrke were the abscn-i
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Norwalk
This is “M ALLORY”
It is always a week of special importance
in our store because of the extra and in-
dividual prominence we give to
We are showing these hats in the latest
Fall styles and have a remarkable variety
of models in the newest colors.
“Mallory” Hatsare known oil 0v er the country and dealers every-
where are showing. talkin
all may know more about t
We want you to see our window d isplays. then come in and see the
hats and ask questions.
"Mallory" Hats come to us with the guaranty of the makers and we sell them
to you with our guaranty as added assurance.
Rogers & Stevens
South Norwalk
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Mr. and Mrs. Oliver horwood. of a
Hamilton avenue. entertained a part)"
at auction whlst nno‘
hearts. The prize was won by Mrs.
Daniel lloga'i, of Water street. At the.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 18.—-l’rovost
MarshalGeneral Crowdcr today an-
nounced orders to lat-til draft boards
which will permit the \olutitary in
duction of draft registrants into the
Navy and Marine Corps and provide
for drafts of men to be assigned to
ihcsc servict . if voluntary inductions
do not suffice to fill the demands. .
Calls for men for the l\n\y will go
. cut before the end of Hill month. and
Marinc (‘oros comm-unis will be cali-
cJ within a few weeks. "
The order, quoting section! of”)!
Man Power law. whicn‘iimae the “Hill
military servitc int hide the Navy and
Marine L‘oips. .:n:iouiiccs that separate:
culls llf‘l‘ttlllt'l‘ \ii‘l bt- issued to securi-l
then for all tliiislcns of the service.
Stan- quotas will he allowed to fill the
marine anti “'Iilll requirements.
After a call has been issued. ma-
rine and tiny y recruiting offices may
ask for the voluntary induction of men
to fill the call. if the total is not
fisccured by that method. the bcard‘i
John llannigan. a local conductor, will order siiflicient incn forward to
and Miss Margaret Mt'lieod. of this lllakti'up lllt‘ quota. Tllt‘ men will be
city. were united in marriage Monday nlilllllIZf‘tl and transported in the same
. tunnnci as are those of the National
by the ‘RM’. Dell'ilt Talmadge \‘an Army. 1
Dorcu. pastor of the Norwalk Baptist -—------9-
church. according to a marriage lie
'TODAY IN WALL STREET.‘
the otllce of Town ~—
Danner. Those present were: filr.‘
Daniel Hogan. Mr. attd Mrs. Henry
Bergman. ‘
NEW YORK. Sept. iii, Wall Street.
10:30 a. ni.—~Aftor momentary hesita-
Ition. the more important shares op-
:t-iiing with prices fi'acllonallv lower
than last night's close. especially 0‘.
S. Stccl. (‘tinadian Pacific. licadinc.
Baldwin Locomotive and the Oils. the
Stock Market today showed some im‘
provcnicnt n‘ the end of the first
half hour. Oils led thc upturn. Mex-
ican Petroleum rallying from 103 1-2.
Mr. itanni-'
gun is onocf the olti~tlnie conductors
and is passing out cigars.
Miss Claire (‘omstoclc who has
passed the long vacation with her
niothcr, Mrs. lsabclle t‘onistock. of
Mott avcnuc. has returned to her du-
ties as a member of the faculty of
thc Randolphliaccn College for W0
men at Lviichburg, Va.
\ - to 104 7-8, and Texas Company from
Mrs. W. W- SWOMS Orth‘W ”3WD 159 1-4 to till. Other oil stocks also
was visiting in this city yesterday. were actively bought, Royal Dutch
COUNCIL HEARS OF SUIT
advancing .l in points and California
Petroleum Preferred and Sinclair
each about. a point.
Claim of White Electrical Co. Against _
the City Referred to Corpor. ,
ation Counsel '
The adjourned meeting of thc (‘ittj
Council was held last eveninc in:
the Council (‘hamber in the City [fall-
but was very short and but little. bus-
iness was transactedr Mayor Jere-Y
anti when!
City Clerk, Irving D. Robertson read:
the roll only Council-men Dr. William;
J. Moore. Charles A. Volt. Abert T.
_ Fort Astana. Bnoucitms,
Civilian. Com, LA asters, Etc.
Eldridge. George w. s‘evm m C0...: Cousuamon Pasvsurivc—Nou
,Pusat leniciuz.
, Them are few diaenec more prevalent tint!
Asthma; few more attire-sin: and Mini“!
onel George D. Russel weré present;
to answer when their names were§
called. (‘orporatlon Council Edward;
J. Quinlan and Councilmen Wolfe.':
and In more tenacious in. .
. The several toms an non to medical
science as Menu Autumn. cum-r-
Ml Ann-at In: Anti-a timer we
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teen. ‘ A '00“ attach. twig. la a chronic
After the rcadln'x of the minutes oi. atria a d ‘gll'tbs'lnum m o
the precesdlng‘mectiax. the matter; I.- a “cum“ “- ”a
of the suit of the White Electrical Co; '33! a.“ m naturist-:3
Intact the City was bmht up and; “in d; '
um a little dtlcualoa was Menu; 1.. 5‘ M '1, cw
to the corporation counsel. after :11 .
tactic- to this am m undo I)!
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thc following rulings concerning cable
messages: t
"On and after October 1, 1918. no
confirmation of a cablegram shall be
Allowed to leave the United States. its
territoics or possessions unless it be in
plain language.
“0n and after November 1. 1918. no
confirmation of a cablegmm shall be
allowed to enter the United States, its
. territories or possession unltn'iti it be in
in plain language.
“It is to he noted that code confirma-
tions will not be passed by postal ccn.
sorshlp even when accompanied by
what purporu to be or actually is a
translation thereof."
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.vezetables will take place at
‘o‘clock. Friday.
GIVEN TWENTY DAYS IN JAIL
Howard Bogardus. who was charg
cd with embezzling a half a ton of
nut coal from the Ferris (‘oal (70..
was scntcnced to twenty days in the
Bridgeport jail by Judge George II.
\‘osburgh this morning. Bogardus
was employed as tebmstcr for the
Ferris Coal Company and on Sunday:
September S, the man went to the
stable and ritchcd up a horse am
wagon and loaded a half—ton of nut
coal. He drove to the Grand t'nlon'
Hotel where be disposed of threat!
to Luigi Aposella. the proprietor. for
$3.50. The man pleaded gullly'ld thcl
charge btit claimed he was Intoxicat-
ed at the time and did not know what
he was doing. This excuse did‘llot
go with the judge. however. and the
man was sentenced to spend 20 days
as the guest of the Bridgeport jail
authorities.
CABLE CENBORSHIP RULES. IVEGETABLE EXHIBIT
WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.4’l‘be fed-
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Rivalry for State Championships in
boys' and girla' club work acts as u'
tremendous meentive in getting club
members to grow and conscr'vc loud
in connection with the war lil‘tiL'rzln‘l.
During the past eight‘years lllt‘ (hour
plons of each State have been l'lt‘t‘ltlil
into the National AlIvStar Fratcinity.
an exclusive organization for chanr
pions in agriculture and home ct-o-
nomic pursuits, anti open only to boys
and girls between the ages of 10 and
Children's War Garden Work, to Be
Shown at Annual Prize Competi.
tion at Assembly Hall Friday and
Saturday of This Week
The annual Children's Vegetable
Exhibit is to he held Fridav and Sat-
urday of this week at the town assem-
bly hall on Wall street. The hall will
be open between 4:30 and ti o'clock
Thursday aftcrnoon and at 7 o'clock
Friday morning to receive the exhi-
bits of the boys and girls. We urge.
if H.” . ' r xlibit 19. All-star members are known by
that“) Mini enyou g9 you 2.11qu the fraternity button. a fourlcat
n um“) a ernoon or I ". clover with an “H" on each leaf“
morning early Positively all exhi-
tlie emblem of the club work. This
insignia gives to the champions a'
mark of distinction which at this
time indicates special war servicc.‘
bits must he in by four o‘clock' Pri-
day afternoon. The judging of the
4:30
We haVc been fort-
unate in securing the services of
Mr. 1., A. Bevan. of the (‘ounty Parnii
Ilui‘cau. anl Mr. H. P. Beers, of
Southport. who are to act as Judge-5
at the exhibit. which will be open to
the public at four O'MOCK‘ ition of the Alien land law results. at:-
D‘m°"""“°" T“"" “mm“ cording to an opinion handed down to
Th“ program for Friday evening day by Judge Hugh H. Craig. of the
will commence “'"h " competition. Superior Court here in thc case of the
between ””09 apraving dcmonstrr Commonwealth vs. M. Harada This
tion teams M1" Bevan and M" was considered a test case.
Beers 'will.spenk briefly on the work
of the children and ‘12. M." Johnson'
will outline thc‘work still ‘i‘tlou‘trcd to‘
complete the season. i WASHINGTON. Sept. lit—A it,"-
The cvhibli will be open to the pub- tent of govpmmmeWHM deep 50:1
It? Saturday, from S a. in. until 6 p- level cana‘l’ii extending from Marisa-
m. “'0 hOW‘ that “WWI“? WI" film” chusctts to the South Atlantic States
lllf‘ll‘ interest in ll’lt’ work ”16 (‘lllltl- l8 repnmmended in it nipon Silllillli.‘
1““ 1‘3"“ do“? Don‘t fall '0 S"? ””9 ted to the Senate today by Secretary
lfine showing of vegetables of which defipld in l-{Pspfingp to a rpgolulion
iNorwalk may well be proud. allmtted1ast July.
JAPANESE CAN ACQUIRE LAND.
RIVERSIDE. Cal. Sept. 18.—Japan-‘
cse born in California may acquire and
retain title to real estate. and no viola~
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ATTENTION! .-
Sick Women
To do your duty d '
times our health should
consi eration. These two women
tell how they found health.
Helium, Pa.—"I took Lydia E. Pliikhain's Vog-
etable Compound for female troubles and a dis-
placement. I felt all rundown and was very weak.
I had been treated by a physician without results.
so decided to give Lydia E. Plnkhtitn's Vegetable (‘omponnd
a trial. and felt better right away. I am keeping house
since last April and doing all my housework. where before
I was unable to do any work. Lydia E. l’lnkham‘s Vega.
table Compound is certainly the best medicine a woman can
take when in thlscondltion. I give you permission topubllsb
this letter."—Mrs. E. It. Cmnmxo. R. No. l, ncllam. Pa.
Lowe“, Klein—“I suffered from cramps and dragging
down pains. was imgnlar and had female weakness and
Want. I bean to take Lydia E. Pinkhain's Ven-
tablc (lo-pound which numerous! atone. and restored
”health. I Muhammad Lydia K. Pinkban'n
Mic-toad sultan wonsnwbom millennial-it.
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