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ions Dillll 'llEPll l0 nun
IN Sillifll’llllli vol iiiniiit
Driver, Struck by a Speed.‘ EXpose Germany’s Hypoc—
er Who Goes on His Way ' my in His Liberty Loan
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Rain Tonight, Cooler
lfllllllN NEW French and American Troops
iiiiiiiiiiiii Begin Attack on Champagne Front
And Region___ Beyond to the East
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But All Arc in Vicinity of
First Outbreak
VlfilllllllJS MllVE
Allies Are Beginning a Turning Movement oi
the Bulgarian line in Macedonia. .
Had Evidently Been Inflat- President’s
ing a Tire When the Fatal-l
ity Occurred
a “There is a dead man lying by the
' road, over near the Bulkley garage, in
Wliiiill- H0U3E3- lilSlAYlllSEASE
Reply May Con-5 —:——:
sist of Clarion to Decisive,All People In NEIgthYhOOd
Victory l Must Keep Away From
. Public Gatherings
WASHINGTON. Sept, 2i3.—i’resident
Wilson may reply to t‘ount \‘on liertlfl
Serial
No.
‘12”7—Otllner, (‘hristlan J.
;'.".’it— Wheeler. Herbert
31229—Smith, Louis G.
l 1230
[ 1231~»thchfleld, Benedict O.
l1232- Aninges. Benjamin C.
Name. Address Given on Registration Card.
Maple avenue, Darien.
[)arien. Conn.
P. 0. Box 396, Tokeneke, Darien.
Mansfield avenue. Darlen.
Chestnut street, Noroton Heights.
Soldiers' Home, Norman.
iiabarcsik, Joseph
British and Greek Troops Have:
occupied the Massii oi
tiara Bail. .
'outhport!" . lug, in.» German imperial Chancellor}? An alarming increase in the “Multan-Keene, ”my C~ Newton. Conn. ‘
Thhm'afi the amt-mag énfirmauon “th he “ppm; the fourth Liberty [Alan _ m Spanish influenza “was m this c“). iigtgeelhflnbiohr F. Norman Heights. Conn. ——-1——-—— . ;
- van t 9 man on t e as ‘ at the campaign at the Metropolitan oppra' has been reported by Health Officer Dr. 0e Bl“. 3" 93 Dlflell. 001m. ’ -'
orwalk police station, on Water “0.159 in New York Friday night. The’ William J. Tracey this morning. There ' ”Sis—“3"”. George C- NW0“ Heights. connier A‘lfl‘ks launched by the gem.”
guts-eat. at 11:50 o’clock, last night. German Chancellor's speech m the has been an increase of 13 cases sincel121‘7mmrlwn. Charles A- ” Daden. Conn. .
. the Ipenker Wu John Miles. of 675 Main committee of the Reichgtag hagj yesterday, trialling a total of 31 cases. i238—Llndt, Joe .‘ 7 . 0131’“. C011!!-
239—Barnoesy, Frank
lziO—Vaasel, George
"Bonus Pacific street, Stamford, who
. Railroad Side. Darlen.
' penned the scene of the accident and
been received at mp State Department However, the majority of these. new
Keewaydin Farm. Dnrien.
it does not differ from the text‘ cast-s hate broken out in the same
*- North oi St. Quentin [lave Been Repulsed. "-
.. - v.-.
lit-re.
learned “1“ “1° 00“ man was John as reported in the press dispatches neighborhood as the former cases and 12”““0‘11- Stephen YT. “ken“ Nad- Darlen. ‘ .M '
Bettina. a jitney driver, of 38 Chestnut “.0“, Amsterdam. ' “m... t-onfi‘ned ,0 approximately (an 1242—Watson. William H. Noroton,‘ Conn. (By The Associated Press). Verdun to southwestW
shoot, South Norwnlk. “"l houses in the vicinity of Slocum,‘12‘3"sam°- Frank Darlen. CO“- ‘ ‘ - l 1n Macedonia the Allies are ado
Ir. ""90 ”MOM that the “59 (Continued on Pass Twelve) lliroud. Davis and Morris streets. inflwml’kln. Benjamin -'? Springdale. Darlen. French and American “'00P“ , - ll l l 130 . 'ie V
gm in charge of the Norwalk police, ____________ stricken mm the disease. lflib—«Kilanowslti, Joseph Glonbrook. Conn. today are storming the Gornmn'ttaucing a a ong tie on .'
and had hurried in with the news. .._-_ IZtG—Meehan. Terence J. Nomton Heights, Daria‘n. positions in (‘liuiiipaglie and far- ' shaped front between Mom.”
' The man on the desk immediately i (Continued on Ninth Page.) 1247—Taylor, Harry F. S. Ridgeview Ave, Darlen, P.0.Sprlngd'e. tlier east in what u )])til‘t‘llll\' is a“_ l and Luke Dulrali. 'lhe Bulgarian
‘ .__.:.__. His-Replietti. Frank T I Noroton Heights. t] x . t kl b ’ lll "l 1% First Army on the, Allied left has --
, (Continued On Page Twelve) : l‘ , , \ 12t9~Bovs. Francesco Linden avenue, Darlen. " 1” mm" s ro e .-‘ ‘3‘” m Ibo”, laced in a dangerous osi-
I ' ; STEVIE BIFATTE s 1260-4ijosttno, George ‘" g :- Noroton, Conn. y Foch. The new offenstvc is pro-; . hp h] it I *1 Pill _
‘ l NERVY BURHI‘AR 1251—F‘luano. Frank .‘ Dorian, Conn. _ ‘11-“; pressing favorably according tint!“ y t e c“ mg 9.; .» .- '9 ‘
‘ E" R 88‘“ IVE l - l Eggwuurdorcs. Luigi ? j‘ Newton Heights, Darlen. '” early, reports. ‘ Pelee road at lztvor, waillretath;
| . ' lerancesce. Michel. Holmes avenue, Dos-tom 0n the Macedonia front, Brita berbians arc in the out i 0
use—Colt sri.oi " . , _ , ,y. . p .
. cg useppl P 0 Box :10. Raymond St. unripe. 4 isli‘tmtgas'hnve invaded umflrmklitib, eighteen miles east of VI;
, . . s, and one of the bonnet. .tll ,. .,
as the erbian and other Allied, Bul rian Second Anny“ Appar-"
armies pursue \lllt‘ hard-pressed E entlga the V clIs-Ishtib’line the
Germans and Bulgarians east and’ meal formidable for ,me ciiemy'
west of the Vardar. ! .- I -
The new Allied thrust in the lag? Of Ughb’ “In prove unten
west comes on a front which has Northeast of Lake Doiran, Brit-
l
. But Mrs. William Hoyt Web-l
niiiiiinniii . ,iiiiinntiiniii ,
‘ ! gegsitfusniigiq’ Loses 21 *, Remains 0%in Victim of ' (Continued On Page mat)” .
AiINEN SHIIWER 7..-... liliNliflliillSIllllli munitions.
terday morning a burglar entered the t0 Arrive Some Time Sat-
, home of Mrs. William Hoyt Weber, of urday
Doughboys Need TOWElS. lsfihfiwrflmtd “in“e' “Pd 5?“ :‘IWY, .not been very active since the h a th f
a ~ - w wen y- no p eces 0 set . v ~,‘ "— ' . - - - " ~ . rou-
hheets, Handkerchiefs and which is a collection from who‘ll, After a morning of suspense mm M“ "w (femmns failed to advance mt litrtrfiiili: all glare Matfe‘donia
’N k us the mun", much “zed b, m w municauon by telephone was {many (hampagne in the defeated often-v . g -
8|) 1 i, n i eo n- . . 1 u, t chem
er, 9851““!!th between this city and the —————-—— aive of July 15 in the east and ““3““ng e 9" reme y
left flank. Enemy territory was
invaded at Kosiurino, a few milcn
south of Strumitsa, thei‘Bu rim .
base in the region notlt 0 La? .'
Iloiran. Kosturinoiaiithe'liea .
waters of the Trckmya river,
which flows through tirtually
level country to Strumitsa. Mean-
while the French and Greeks are
pushing eastward from the” Var-
dar river in the direction of
Strumitaa, which is situated in a
valley between two high mountain
ranges.
In local operations between
Cambrai and St. Quentin, on the
the intruder Drit’d Gm" Lake“ Naval Training Station French and British soughthvest of Rlieims. French soldiers
by Bohhefikiul‘atter Maylare attacking iii Champagne,I
Find Trouble With Nor. ‘ which runs front Rheiins eastward
w‘y to the Argonne, west of Verdun.
The Americans are moving for-
LONDON. gem. 26.—-—A number or ward cast of the Champagne si-
French and British emcers have taken multaneously With General Pe-
refuge in the American consulate at.
, do n t u tain’smen.
"090°". which '3 “n "t 3 W0 9° 0“ Great ossibilities mi h result
of Norway, according to a dispatch p g t"
from a successful Allied advance
12°§p§°gfigfiff t9p$°g§f$§£i°§§l on the front ea'stof Rheims, as the
lemment has placed a guard around German communications would be
the building and has demanded the severed and the formidable enemy
iwmndel‘ 0‘ We 05198" “d "'9 °°“' position from Arras toi'Laon en-
sulate oilicials. 'daiigercd with the important
southern end outfiaiiked. The
Well-Known Talent Heard in
a Delightful Program For
Improvement Association
and Red Cross
Last evening, at the East Norwalk
l paminunlty Hall. was giten‘the finest
(Continued On Page Twelve) musicale heard in this city in several
‘ ———-—-—— ,years, and was held for the benefit of
gthe East Norwalk improvement Asso-
H AIRCUTS A ‘ciatlon and the Red Cross. A large
and appreciative audience greeted the
Sfllllllills Will .- , .
HAVE ENlllllill Still l SHAVESLIIST llllllEii :iiiiis‘xsisze starting
‘A burr u call from he Red Cross M “mm 6 a. m"
Dominion; for Fran‘ce has just open the bathroom window at the east at Chicago yesterday afternoon In?"
. . . . . _ it a few hours of strenuous effort
ed in bi t side of the house, and gatheied logo tli , jus y .
mcgver‘iiii: $316 a hillfcsnll‘llorlquflsh er his booty, Not satisfied With that,? and it was definitely learned that the
r‘ \ela hand towels sheets handker. he "3mm.“ up stairs.‘ MrsuWeber death of Stephen C. Gifatte the sol-
; '. ,, n'and “5931218. tor use in the hos. heard the noise at her door. as the dier son of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Cifatte,
' burglar was trying to enter and uick- 0‘ ”11! city, Was caused by the dread-
“we of France. To purchase this . , . <1 1 ‘ , ,
t ductility of articles, in the open 3 ”m" - “d Spanish "mum"-
. kei ,would be exceedingly difficult
., would force an increase in the
.-_ to all consumers. The Red
dross have therefore decided to de-
... the week of Sept. 30th to o.
‘ -en Shower." and have requested
t '4 various chapters to ask each fam-
' to, contribute an article or set of
\ cles from their reserve stock. of
ehold linens. or to make up these
(Continued On Page Five)
with two very fine piano solos. and no
doe from terlnls on hand. with - ' , . (continued On Page Twang) , ' '
" than by pu chase. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. Sept. 26,—! A meeting of the Barbers' Union wao’ggxgnfifgel: 2]: :1:§f£n:h;o;fil&ut the “ length of the attacking front is “ estcrn front, the British are
- Speakers been: the convention of the held last evening in the Central Labor " not disclosed but it may ossiblv ~—
(Continued on Page roar.) IAmerlcan Hospital Association in sea-i Union Hall on Washington street at; Lillian Sherwood-Newkirkz who is A Former Resident be from Rhgims e' “(mg-d ast (Continued on 933° Five)
.sion here, declared that soldiers re~1 which time various routine busirieus‘always a delight to gar?” Similar? . Ma oral“; Candidate ‘ d p ‘L —- —‘—_.....
.- . lturnlng from the battlefronta at that was disposed of. it was decided to on, was at 1:181. best. “ve’heasthepegoa! y y p - ”- * L
. [conclusion of the war would not be so' close all barber shops in the city at 12 ‘y requests .30 a “8' n d r d i R D d t ti 7
E :favorable to "back to the. soil" move-l o‘clock noon on Saturday, October 12,.’come Home, which was ren e e n chart 3 u ley, a one me a res- *
such style as to make the sons much'tdent of this city. and connected with
more popular. Her work. with Mr.,'rayior & Golden's real estate and in-
Sterllng and Mrs. Case. bras of a high ‘ burance agency. has just been honor
order. Both singers are her finished‘ed With the Democratic nomination
pupils. l for mayor of his home city, West 0r-
Harry L. Sterling sang in his usual “go, New Jersey. Thighs the first
good. broad style. and was forced to time Mr. Dudley has ever been a can-
mspond to several encores. Mrs. For, didate toi- political honors, but. has al-
est E. Case, Norwalk’s favorite con- ways taken a keen interest in the wel-
traito, again pleased her hearers with fare of his home town. He was very
several solos, rendered in a tell mel- popular here, and made many friends
who wish him success in his new ven-
ture.
. ‘ _-.~_
ments as is generally believed, despite; for the proper observnnhe and celebra-
tlieir months in the open. The mind; ticn of Columbus and Liberty Day and
training. along with vigorous bodies: for the purpose 0f furthering the sale
they said, would create a desire to err? 0T 1.!b01'1y 1103" Bonds. A communica-
ter the commercial world and technical, tion was read from various organize-1
work. 1 tiotis and merchants throughout the‘
it is a widely prevalent misconcep-l Cili'. Stating their Willingness to keep'
tiion that these men who have roughed : their places of business open but a hair-
ii in the open will never go back to' day and it was decided to keep in line
inside work," decared T. a. Kidner, vol and close their shops at noon.
A new list of prices were drawn up;
and will be published later. By the:
new code of pric s hair-cuts will cost!
LIBERTY LOAN NEWS
VITAL CHARACTER OF THIS LOAN.
It must be absolutely realized that this war is not one of
armies primarily, but one of people in which every resource
must be brought into play. There can‘be no thought of the
defeat of the great enemy of civtliaation unlesseverytnan,
woman s‘ud child of America with his last dollar is mobilized. , _
The loans of the past have been very vital, but this one is obso. ~
multimillion
-. airman Hays Against,
3‘ Unpatriotic Conduct of
- Democratic Party . -
“remain RAPIDS, Micli., Sept. 26.—
6 urging that the'Democratlc Party
--.r attempted to use the war for par-
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train purposes. win ll. Hays, chairman. AGAINST eUNDAY neccetiiiar; ligiiuséc'orrriii: 3:30;??? ‘ , l lately vital, for on the success of it depends the outcome of the
lifirfiil’él“hibf‘i’ilin‘iéegififii; , “CELEBRATIONS”, Egabezs' unions ftiitrhouizhoui the state ' l war. We tritis'i'hnoIt‘I b: £00111“ lnrligxtfhin‘linnz git-fights mtg?
‘. . . . __ ecuuse o e ever-increasin l _ p or is 0 0 01’ and 1-. . _ ,
ate Convention here today, urged HARTFORD, Sept. 26th.——Publicl high (‘OSt of commodities. g FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN ‘ iglonEltielti’lelhhfiplgin who forpalmost 1:110 WhOk duration or the
”it t:::y~§2;|?g$1i(peplieo‘:eoi pooliltflg: :2: C?I?bra“0n8. held on Sunday. and: h i Amouhli .......... ‘ ....... . ................... 56.000.000.000 3 War hEs been ht t‘lanI-ont' serving in MM at a meet“ in
mirageinent of the. will. The two {2.315.233.3113 liggtieldlsiiypi‘bvtd wgisouth Norwalk Man Held as Rate ................... .. . . . . . r ......... _ 4 1-4 per cent. 1 New York City km Monday, warned “1611’ hem-en that Ger.
““ Dames- he declared-should work the Copnecticut State Council of De-l Coffee Thief in Stamfordi Maturity ............................... October 15, 1938 many was not beaten yet. The reportthnttho warmll 8001! be
732:?” m “ “mm“ ”“9““ "m‘ “me' °" ”‘° “W“ "m "h“ ““5 i I l. t r bl a ril 15th and October 15th l over must be laid to German propaganda. u n is intended to
“ y- . difficult the "enforcement of the "gas-3 STAMFORD, gem 26.-Special P03 n er“ a” c\; ' ‘ """""" ‘ ' P i deceive the people, keep them lm thinking seriously of thll
(Continued U“ PM" fwd") less Sunday regulations of the Fed-pltceman George Dyer stood watching a TERMS FOR BUYING FOURTH HBERTY LOAN BONDS loan and so from giving it the “PM ‘mmly mm go
‘ __.___...____l_ "3' Fuel Administration. ifreIght car in the local freight yards > , ’ it ’\ sue Th. ll um hm m I
.0 ~ - The State (.ouncil 0‘ Defense “Wk yesterday. Presently he saw a hand PARTIAL PAYMENT PLAN— ' nuke ah 0°th indoodwu , MY. ”rum. Mm in
MEN [\ILLED this action at the suggestion of Thorn-g and then a head pop up from a narrow’ $50 Bond 'I D. t l I It! “on I 32 l l ‘ ’ p110” e‘d. mile . Will “an . both
IN WAR PLANT “ w. ““"°"v Mm“ Fuel “minty, space between the door of the car and for film” hlnsip - .3 men and money before peace with come. no «as:
_ tuner for Gonnectlcut. Mr. Russell s. the platform alongside. The hand was d . u i I] I m m“ ll mo . 0 1.150. m M
IOCIIBBTER v v s o‘ “mu” “" "'W '° "i“ """' ' “' “In"! Intotho open door of the might $100 M D30“ W ‘ really for the call to to “W the ” which for may will
tilled . nd ._ ept. .6.--'l‘wo in several cities in the Ill“. «labs.- car m n tinned out . not of eof-' for m 0 MA W I.“ m m d m I“
"“3. recto.” of"? Other! _|n- lions, some of more or led patriotic fee, weighing 75 pound; Dyer sent. " m w I
“0. "‘° stmlwon mum, and to be held on so... am a ”.1...” m... ,0 m “w m, 00mm Pm- roll all let they an that. and than Indy and w“.
.1.“'.",.,"' M mzlfig’m :31. 1:; “I; mm '3: m or lhe m and. when the owner a is. 10 per cent. with and willing to give all. even “m “I;
o . f. ‘
w ,, m m. mm“ mam, m. mt“ W lend geniuses crawled out no. lovelhr MI. «manly-u More .. ' 6-
sh... The “xztoxlo mac enn-ety a” a. up“. m be .n'.
W” rm I- am of not hang“ a.”
m ”an said. both of tor ' ’ m. I‘M
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