g all be beastly
withssvingellour
_ Bonds
- .. - gym of
"f' i, Stampswestick
and all the gaso-
"‘ an wig: autos we
‘hlt en "“7-
.tpgltlty then who wtll
ion-Ir? now that’s a
’ you can’t afford
f the building lots on
‘ , will all be sold at
man who lives on
's Lane perhaps be
dance; but who will
houses and who will
”I when every man
with Work and has a
roll? There are some
. knotty that we shall
face when our brave
- e crossed the Rhine
. . their valiant race.
THE
ants
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‘ PANY “
t RATORS
y,‘ W’)‘ \i.
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1 and New York
”Brantley”
.mpted at NorWallr an
on leaving Pier 45
SllilP
winglof
watlastis.‘
onwALK ‘LINE
tBomcs Between This
nlk from 7:30 to 5:30.
Mlved at Pier 45. East Riv-
(rom 7:30 a. m. to 5 p,
Easti
HELP mo FUEL ADMINISTRATION
The Director of Conservation of the Fuel Administration
says:
“The National Fuel Administration realizes that a large
amount of coal can be saved by the installation of storm doors,
storm Windows” ! ....“al.(i advocates such installation the
earns as we do proper tiring methods and proper attention to
boners."
STORM WINDOWS AND STORM DOORS
cut down coal bills. increase the comfort and healthfulncs; oi
your house by ehmmating cold door drafts, make it possMe
to keep the house warm In the severest winter weather and
permxt perfect ventilation.
PREPARE FOR WINTER~ORDER NOW.
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WINTER TOPS
Ford Chalmers Oldsmobile
Chevrolet h ' '
Overland Huat‘lggiler Maxw ell
Oakland origin
Vaast Bros. Garage
DISTRIBUTORS
Anchor Winter Tops. Shaverer Winter Tops
so... ,_ .
N ERVY BURCH!!!
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(Continued from First Page.)
(‘lad in negligee, she opened the
door and saw the figure ol a man mak—
ing haste down stairs. Mrs. Weber
sw tched on electric lights and, tossing
on a kimono, went out to‘the head 0!
the staircase and called tor help.‘
arousing the household. l
Meantime the burglar had lost his;
hearing momentarily, in the gloom ol
He knocked the tele~
phone and a lew chairs over belot'e he‘
finally tound his way to the bathroom.
thlough which he entered the house.
it was 6le when Mrs. \‘l ebel‘ was
awakened. it is possible the burglar
had been in the house some little tinle.‘
The chance of escaping detection al-.
ter the crime would be better at that‘
hour than ealliei in the night. a» po-'
llcelllcll hale a habit ot stopplll.‘ and.
questioning night pl'owlers.
All the articles stolen were tutu-n in.
a red canton-flannel bag. whlth was]
also the property ol the ti“l.lt‘l.t
Among the things lilissing )t‘hll’l'tl‘rty
morning Were: Six solid slllcl bouil-
tlon spoons. marked ‘lt"; a child s sol-
idmilu'r lork. t‘llgl'aufd, W. H. \t'.; it
Jellyspoon. with coldbowl; t3 Militi-
tsilvcr afternoon tea spoons, lllttl'livd'
"1:403" on back. and "it" on lroill; o‘
solidsilvcr orange spoons; a llll‘ill
lolk and a napkinring.
PRESIDENT T0
REPLY TO COUNT
VON HERTIJM.‘
(Continued on P-ze Seven l
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1360—.Telephones——2011
b. COF c
GOLDEN SANTOS COFFEE—Very good
value. Price my single pound Twenty Cents. ‘
ArmourZs Pure Leaf Lard. r lb. ............ . . 33c
Ntlcoa Nut Butter. the wor d’s best. lb. ......... 3 e
V err Best N cw York State Cheese (old). lb. . . - . 32c
Warranted Good E2238. per dozen . . ........... 5
Heinz Spaghetti (Italian style). can ............ 18c
Spider s Oyster Cocktail Sauce. larire bot. ...... 35c
\ an Camp sl’ork and Beans. per can '. .......... 15c
Armour s‘ Vlcnm Style Sausage. can .......... 38c
Strictly liresh Exists. per dozen ............... 65c
Salmon. tall cans .................. 23c. 28c. 30c can
1‘ uban Colfee ..................... 3 lbs. for $1.00
A.F.Beckmann 8100.
Incorporated
83 a 85 Washington Street Phone 1405
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials
Steak Halibut ...... -- ............ 28c lb.
Fresh Mackerel ..... - .................... 26c lb.
Steak Cod ................ - ......... 24c lb.
Boston Blues
Haddock .. ..... . .iflIIIZIZIZ. 12clb.
, Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
NORWALI. SOUTH NORWALI.
it is lint expected that the president
will 1'Illt‘I‘ into it long range dist-limion
with the (lollnztll (‘hanct-Ilor on lilo
question of plum alld it is known lllll'
lllt‘ pl‘mldclll doc> not feel called upon
‘l’ nlakc his own terms nlort- >[H‘L‘Illt‘
lllltll ho har- iill'cntl) made them. llllt
lllt‘ plcsidt m. llcwrtllclcss, may lake
the opportunity of exposing -olnt- ol
tilt» hypocritical allusions of the t‘llnn
t't'lltll‘. while at the satllo time i'lll|lllil'
siting the lcattlrcs ol' Allloricu's rczll
pout-c program, consisting of smashing
the I‘I‘lISslflll war llttlt-llinc and lllli‘l‘lil
inn humanity from the menace of no-
tocratic militarism.
In this sense lhc president’s spooch
may be 3 peace address even though it
sounds nothing but the clarion can of
decisive victory. Some bclicw the
president may go furlllcr than M has
ever gone toward describing llll‘ kind
of complete victory needed to insure
pence.
(‘ol. r), Ill. House. the president's ad
visor. reached Washington ill limo In
drsctles with the president certain
points involved in the official tt-il oi
\‘on ilcl‘tling's address. The address
ilscll’ needs no deep llnnlysls, it l,\ or
plnlnod. but certain forms of collcculcd
(ltél'lllitn irickt‘l‘y are natut‘a’lly oi inter-
est to this government. it it assumed
that the president and St «rotary
(.1 State Lansing wished to discuss this
phase oi the matter with (‘01. House.
To Speak in Metropolitan Tomorrow
Night.
l‘l‘widcnl Wilson will launch lhc
fourth Liberty Loan campaign with an
taddress tomorrow night ill the Metro-
lpolitlln Opera House. The president
'prctiollsly had decided that he could
i not leave Washington to make an ex-
tended Speaking tour on ill-hull of the
,loar’l. but he consented ycstorday to
: speak on the eve of the opening of the
[three weeks' drive. iovcl'llor llenja~
1min Strong oi" the Federal Reserve
Bank will preside lit the meeting.
l -i-‘illtll preparations for the campaign
i wont atmdily ahead yesterday. Trees.
tlry Department olllclnls in Washington
. took cognizance of widespread reports
" (but no subscriptions of less than 3200
would be accepted for the fourth loan‘
and that no 3500 bonds would be is
sited.
As proving the falsity of these rum~
United States License No. 17,903.
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FALL
SUITS, COATS, DRESSESIANDIMILLINERY
orn ofllcials pointed to the fact that a
larger portion of 850 bonds has been
printed this time than ever before. and
to the additional (act that loan conlmitv
l tees have instructions to make strong
efforts to sell these ‘baby bonds" to
persons of very small means who are
inclined not to participate in the loan.
About 1,500,000 bonds. mainly of
small denominations. had been finished
by the Bureau of Printing and Engrav-
\ J ACOBY’S ‘
Charge Accounts:0pened
Standard Butler & Egg Co.
12 North Main st, 50. Norwallt Phone 1990
FinestButter......... ....... . ..... 51c
Cheese ' 27c
FrestandledElrlrs--.‘...................... 49c
‘ Macaroni. Smhetti. Noodles. Elbow Macaroni...—
« Bookbflmm
«mould-o
Evaporated“ lie
ing yesterday and these were on their
way to Fedeml Reserve district helm:
quarters. The first shipment went
Tuesday to San Francisco and other
distant points. and officials hope to
have some bonds ready (or sale in the
large cities when the subscription
period opens just after tomorrow mid-l
night.
USING THE WAR FOR '
POLITICAL PURPOSES.
(Continued From Page One) 1
The national chairman referred to
the recent ‘Republican victory in Maine
and characterized it as Maine's reply
to “the Democratic attempt to use the
war for partisan purposes." Continu-
ing. he said:
"The Demoorailc National commit-
tee says the election of a Republican
Congress would be 'a source of comfort
and elation to the kaiser and his co-l
hrrts.’ Against this unpatriollc con-
duct of a responsible political organisa-
tion I protest. not as a Republican. but
as an American. We see! In vain to
understand the mental gymnastics oi
I
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Tristram E
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Hyatt
livery day there are
Waisls. ‘ .
- See. the
Something New in tile Suit Department I
Suits and Coats, the Serge Dresses. Separate Dress Skirts and
The latest models in all the most popular weaves and pelts.
Raincoals and Umbrellas for Business
lresll arrivals among the Fall and Winter
New Mulls and Scarls ”
a
Women.
NORWALK MAN" ‘ i
MEETS DEATH i
IN SOUTHI’ORT
(Continued rrom Page One).
i
not ill touch with Slit-rift I’t‘l'l‘), ot
Westport, “llo llurlit-d to tho sci-nut
only to find that it was owl the South .
poll linc, ill Fall‘flcld, and that a Sllt'l'*‘
ll'l’ tlolll that town was lllrmtly oll tllt-l
ground, as wt-ll as Mt-dlcnl lileulillcl
Donaldson. .
Struck by Speeder Who Don‘t Stop. '
The only witness ol the ill't’ldflllt
was in. Ayl'e. of Bridgeport. who wun
driving his car in the direction oi;
Westport. and had reached the lip-5
proacll to the bridge, at the llulklelf
garage. when he noticed :t man, who“
proved to be t‘ollins. standing at llltc’
right ol' u stalled Ford car. which was”
headed towards Bridgeport, ctidcntly.
inflating a tire.
Just at that moment Ilt‘ noticed illl-'
other car coming towards llilll at such
it tcl'lillc rate of speed that \vllcn he.
spied the doctor's nlacllinc, he saw
lhcre was no chance to p as, on his
proper side of the Ford, so Ilc took lllt‘
desperate chance or turning: on ”It:
, la'lllllll‘lllll, the daughter of a major in1
clnbloil themselves with the Norwe' to Bender, Bessel-abut, where the
gian Governmcnl. young couplc ul'i‘ spending tllcil hire y
tircat Britain and France virtually moon. with instructions to try to undo
have proclaimed the llolshcviki to be illt‘ nuptial knot, but to no avull. ‘ille
outlaWs and America has asked all; ltrldv mood to part with her \w llll‘llg
governlllellts, including neutrals. to mug, and the crown prince dtclluttl to
which it has diplomats accredited io,‘ Jt-gltp nor.
ml“ “9‘3”" i“ 7(‘(Illdt‘lllllilllon ”I the! Crown Prince (.‘llttrles lllt's not yet
””5“ 0! “"1"” ”l "“55“- \oluntarily renounced his right: on Hit"-
; ccssion. and the king I: report. d to to
I\‘l'l)‘ angry, TIN‘ Romanian (1 ll‘ltlll‘
i lloll docs not contain a claust- balling
Crown Prince Charles of Rumama. it lllorgtlnalically married t-roun )l‘lllth
Loses Chance of Succession - lloln nut‘CL‘hSIUll to the doom.
to the Throne Should Crown l’ripce Chants IF
__ llouncc his rights of succession; ins
. . ‘ hrotllt-r Nicholas would bctomn the
.ls; )..\.Sl 2- ‘ . . . .
A l H lll \ I ll”. h In “15“” llclr apparent. Nicholas ls lilies-n
to pleas that he dcscrt his britlc of p . ‘ , ,
hulllllle birth, t‘lown l’rint-o t‘llarlt-s‘ ytare "M and pltysltully \lcak.
oi Romania has l't']lli(’(l that thrones,
are so unstable nowddays that lit“ Iil‘t“;
It‘l‘l'i‘d the certainty of having the:
wife he \\'ilnll'd to thc chance o1 losing,
lllc fillt'l‘t‘rhltlll. '
'l‘hc t-scnpude ol the crown prince in i
going to ()dt'ssa and murr) illg t‘ccilicI
.>- l-.-.~ , ,A A ...._.~__ “A
WlLL NOT DESERT BRIDE.
Try a Sentinel Want :Athelllfl
meat. ~.
A. -.‘.-—.’_'" "“ ff:
liltdoge'raco
0ullillcrs tor Men,
lllv ltunlnllian army, reopens the quosw
tion or the Romanian dynastic succm
sion. \\'llcn King Ferdinand heard of
the lllarriogc, he ordered that lllc
crown prince be [tired acvcnlyilve
wrolln Hidi‘. 0W" ”19 trolley ll'iii‘kS-ftlltys' solitary conlillt-lnollt lol' albsenr
and struck Mr. Collins. killing him lll‘, ing himself without leave from his
stnlltly. The driver ol’tlle spt-cdina‘33,115.)“.
Women, Boys & Girls
no u as a an ( cxlcre cot
k w c *Iulanl [llll
.Cheslnut street. down town. and was
‘no Americans in the consulate at Mos?
hmsieuWrMILM-a all ran.
Mr! “norm—sun? mmbuflollfltlmlwo
wulumphvewtbomdinlmhmmmm
mat-smut on one“.
car did not stop or slackcn fillt'etl,tlllul
lili'l‘e was no chance of getting the}
number, or even learning Illt' make oi;
the car. ‘
Every eliort was made to resusci.
tale. t‘ollins, but without success. andl
the body was rcllloved to the earning:
llnlil A. J. Collins. it cousin, of this
city, could be notified, and the body
will be brought to Norwulk today.
Collins Was Model Driver.‘
John Collins was well and favorably
known in Norwaik. of which III’ was it
native. He has driven a jilncy car
here for it considerable lime and was
driver. lie always kept his car ill it
clean and attractive condition. and
was the only one or the local litney
men who wore ti regular chnulleur‘s
cap.
He lived with ills wire and two
.voung children. a boy and a girl, at 38
an exceptionally temperate and steady
man. He was about thirty years of
age. .
He was the son of Timothy Collins.
a well-known resident of Spring Hill.
where he was born. Besides his film.
lly. he is survived by ills parents. by
three brothers, William, Joseph and
George, who is now in the United
States' service, and three sisters. Mrs.
James Barry, of Norwalk; Mrs. C. J.
White, of South Norwnlk. and Miss
Lillian Collins, who lives with her pa-
rents. .
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TAKE REFUGE IN U. S.
MOSCOW CONSULATE
(Continued irom First Pate.)
This information reached Copenha-l
gen through a dispatch (lied at Mos-'
cow by the correspondent of the Sweet
dish newspaper Folkets Dagbluds.
No Americans There.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 26,—There are
cow which dispatches coming today
via London said was besieged by Bol-
shevlk forces who demand the sur-
render oi British and French oillcers
who had taken refuge there. In leav-
ing Moscow and placing the consulate
and American interests under the pro-
tection of Nancy, Consul General
Poole took his staff with him.
With the exception of the British
and French ofllccrs. probably the only
persons in the consulate are Nerve.
also otllclels. The situation is watch-
ed here with Interest because at the
poeslbillty'that the «Bolshevllli my
on the easy payment
plan. ‘ ‘ » '
. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT}
King Fedlnand also sent an clltlssary‘
PYREX ___,
The New Transparent Oven.
Were
Full Line in
First Class Meats
and Groceries.
Meats and Vege-
tables.
I
Charntlk’s Market
‘76 N. Main St.
Tel' 583-2 _
Helps to save food.
Bakes quicker than
wares because it absorbs heat
other
rapidly, thus saving fuel.
Guaranteed not to break in oven.
Albert D. Morgan
NOW IN 00R, NEW STollE‘
at w SHINGTON or.
EIGHT AND HEAVY
TRUCKING
Anywhere and Everywhere . V , _
N. 5" D1 SéIlOJSHA" N” “T
51 W t. . . ’
«m,,,,,,... m... HERSHFIELD s
~Trucks ‘
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Automobile ,
Repairing,
Daily Trips Between
Norwalk and New York City
MAIN OFFICE. 122 WATER STREET.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 294.
NEW YORK CITY OFFICE,
117 East 23rd st.
, Phone Grammercy 705.
I It you ate in a hurry. just phone us,
llipll 'llrade Work a
land we will take care 01 your express
Spedflly 'for you. We have seven of the best
Giff O 0 Trucks in the state. Also, llydruulll
('3' SONICC for . Dump Trucks for t‘ontractors' Work.
‘ cl . L't tie handle you:
ChCVfOICI, maxwe" : Freight 3rd express: IIt'lld time keep l!
’ is“, (mm the congested terminals.
and Graham Bros; We
No Job or To
it
Tour on cultured I
M m ml m,~_mwm_
AUTO EXPRESS
Our 'l‘ruchll make daily trips to New ’
mar. our. as, 1913. ‘l is?“
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