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, nod continued cool tonight. with
but; Wednerday fair and warmer:
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[Eleni rains on the Gulf anti
Atlantic coasts. An extended
or high ptzeflsure central over
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a the northern districts east of the
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V_Cltarlee t‘. Katie. of Snuthpoi't. re»
”fled to the local police the theft oi
filo Studebaker. 7-passeit:er touring
gar, No. 67-024. last evening.

- White the majority of local ther-
mometers registered below the freeze
in point last night. it is surprising-.15"
“true that there was little damazt‘
from final. despite the fact that ev
tryihlni; was saturated with tain
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reported fltat
f‘tiltcn's

Patmlman Gainer
lonteom- had tried
.rocory store on Duy‘stiect. last cve‘
ulna. it could be seen where the
maurnder had tried to my open the

. window. but had been scared away
_bafore he h.il accomplished his ob-

Jacl-

Morris Pinch. of 23 Elizabeth allt't‘l.
who made an unsuccessful attempt to
lift! himself on Sunday evening by lit“
lng four shots at himself. two of which

, took effect in his head and chest.
‘ Was removed at ltih owtt request yes-
terday from the local hospital to the
Fordham "capital in New York f‘t‘ly.
A atmpplnu \oun: fellow in the
United States uniform strolled into
Din Mct‘ttriltt's restaurant on “'ath‘
Direct yesterday afternoon, and hung
up n nenuiiio German helmet along'
Dido his own headzear. It caught the
"dye of tile denial proprietor. Who ask-
?Ml to examin- if. and found that there
II! I urge butlct hole in the front of
‘1' 'dfrcctly in line witlt where l’i'itzic's
hmim should have been and probably
were located The soldier. who was
' ' I stranger. did not offer any pat'tiCtr
[an how he secured his prize
Patrolman Milton Lockwood
kept busy last evening finding and re~
jnmim: lost and strayed horses. liar-
.h' in the evcninz Officer Lockwood
"tottnd a white horse on North Main
,. street. and after; capturing the animal
‘V‘L‘plnoed'hitu itt Conttore' stable. Not
long afterwards he roped another of
[Stile apparemly owuerless horses and
f aim confined this one in t‘onnors‘ sta-
ble. Later Knuth! evening Steve No-
~ ivak reported to, police headquarters
“ that his horse had disappeared. and
.110 was sent to the stable to identify
‘nnd claim his property.

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. The Wait}: Your Stitch t‘iub has
:poatponed its meetinil. which In to
have been held tomorrow nfterlooI.
lior two weeks.

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Lady McLachlntf Lodge. No. 61..

I Daughters of Scotia. will meet tomor-
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erow evening at the Red Men‘s Hall.
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Ziiizpah (‘irclc of the King's liau2h~
ters will hold their regular business
m‘eetinz at the South Not-walk Baptist
(‘hurch this evening.

Friendship Asdociation, No. 7. will
hold their regular meetmg this eve-
ning at the home of Mrs. Aaron Mitr-
tineau, on Woodward avenue.

 

The regular monthly meeting of the
Norwalk Building. Loan and invest—
ment Association will be held this
evening at the offices of Taylor and
Golden. on Washington street.

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Ilr. Fawcet‘ came to police ltt'ntthltil‘
let's last eveninu with John Boduer. of
Johnson avenue. ‘Bridgepoit. liodtier
had a bad abrasion on the scalp.
which he claimed he received when

 

he was struck on the head while in
the Grand l'nion Hotel.

The rummage sale whiclt was to
have been held this Week under the

auspices of thc Ladies‘ Aid Society of
the First M. E. Church has been post-
poned for a wtek or two. the date to
The society will
-:3tl o'clock

he announced later.
meet at the parsonage at
tomorrow afternoon for sewing.

The continued spread of illc Span
l>ll int‘lucnm has begun to affect thv
business houses. The proprietor of
one of the largest markets said this
llilll'lillH: that trade had tapered oft,
considerably durlm: the

and one of the leading gmcers had;
the same experience. while the dry:
goods stores have noted a like the"

crease in palrcnage.

.\'o business institution in the citY}
has been harder hit bv tlte prevaiiiufi;
epidemic than the Norwaik post of»;
t'ice Postmaster M. .l. llowartl i-ttat-l
ed this morning that he had five men)
absent. including (‘harlcs Bella. .1.
William Rowe anti Frederick Miller.
lit the office. and James D. Nolan andl
Thomas F. Burke among the carriers.“
while it number of others were feel»
in far from tveli. ‘

Patrolman John Flynn answered a
call for an oilicer which came from'
the Bristol ”0th last evening. it was
at tiret thottzht that nothing short of.
murder was helm: committed when,
one of the female residents of the
Hotel leaned out frotn her window and
yelled for fit" police. When Officer,
Flynn investigated he found two
young boys about to or tit years of age
quartelinie. 'l'lte disappointed officer
calmed the thildieu and leTl them
with a warning to make lcss noise. '

'l‘lic Fetiousnct‘s ol‘ the Sltitllir-ll ill'
ilttcnza cpldcutic which rauint‘:
through .\'ortv.'.lk. took it new turn
this lilOl'i‘llilL’. when it was found int-
posuiblt- to condtttt a case in the po
Iii-c court because all except one of
the witnesses \vt-rt- confined to their
hoitu‘s with lite dist-as. The case wa~
that of Winticld Kctclitim. Joint '.l.
Hall and Thornton Olscn. till f'llitl‘zt‘ti
with assault in each other and breach
of peace. il‘ht case was continued
from (luv to day b\- .ludL'e (tcitree ll.
\‘osburgh. ' '

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Special exercises were held by the
night school classes in the Assembly
Hall of the High School last cvcninz.
and weq‘e‘fi'ei-y tttttclt enjoyed by the
pupils. it hits been the custom for
the students to assemble on every
Monday and Thursday evenlnz and
spend lWPIHY minutes in community
singing. This work is in charge at
Miss Julia (‘uddeback Lnat evening.
besides having the usual singing, very
interesting talks on the Liberty Conn
wcte zivcn hv Rey. J. Harrison
Thompson and Leo Davis, two local

‘Four Minute Men. ‘

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TIME FLIES !

Here we are round to October;
time to get your Pall over-

Which shall it be—a Fall over-
ccpt or a Fall cold?

An overcoat is lesa expense
than the d6ctor's bill.

A good overcoat for $25.

Rogers & Stevens
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NEW unvnn, Oct. 15.—-Although!Langf0'-d on Committee—

"andii’al’l’f‘d by large numbers of in- ‘6 ‘ t ' n .
fluenza cases, which have l'olllpelied “(141358108 May Be Revw.

the curtailment of calm: activities. "
toolbalt work at the Pellia ' " -
1' . ‘ . _ ' at Bar 3‘0““ new man. Ol'l. 13.~A series oi
s ation has that been organized for the . ~ -
_. .- ‘ ‘ . intercollegiate football games to be
season with Hank b. Bergtn, the for- » '
,. ‘ . played for the benefit of the war charir
met Plintelon quarterback. as coach. ti fund ill b 11 l d' '
. . t 95 V w ' J. I i
and wait Lieutenant W. T. (‘ochran i '“ e 19 N the hdmwm
'j the sport program next month. The

the former Annapolie play
er. as navy . . .
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athletic officer in ' ' ‘ ‘ “”1 b“ ““3““ ”‘ d" ““0“-

adt ' “s " " ‘
charge "‘1“ “d"‘et of the country and will be held with
t‘ .. ' t the sanction of the army and navy :l'v
oach uoigin, representative of the partments
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& 1tommtssion on ’itaining (amp: The decision to advocate the playing
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Lynch—Dean.

'l‘hc titzitiiage of Miss Zada ‘i"mmp
son liean to Albert Sephton Lynch of
'l‘okcnelit- was quietly celebrated yes-
fetday afternoon at the residence of
t‘odar (tale. Dario-u. The
i-crettiony was attended by only the
nearest relatives of built families. and
the popular young couple were un-
attended. The ceremony was per
formed by the licv. Mr. Sinclair of No
The bride was attired in a
blue cloth travuing sult.'ami wore
a beautiful ditttttondcresc til, the gift
of her brother, who-is coiihccted with
the board of trade in Washington.
1). (‘. The decorations in the house
wire by ltohcrt (i Hartford of Non
walk. and ichlyn & Son of Norwalk.
ca'i-rcd Air. and Mrs. Lynch started
on an automobile wedtllntt tour. and
will later on make their home iii New
Haven. The groom has a responsible
po.-iliott with the Winchester Arms
(‘otnpamt

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EARLE WiLLiAM’S TO WED.

Williams. tnotic actor. and
Finlil‘t‘ .\l. Wall of New York tlty not
a minimize iit‘cn-le at the ofiice of City

l-Itti'it-

‘(‘tcrk Scully, in New York. yesterday.

The actor cave name as liafael
Williams. said he is tliii'ty‘nine years
old was born in Sacmmcnto and lives
:tl :ltl West xtith street. Miss Fnlz. of
French descent. is twentythree anti
was born in South Norwalk. (‘-onn..
helm: the daughter of the late Joseph
l. Waiz. who for years conductml the
Hotel “illlfif‘kt‘mn.

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Miss Police. of .\lonroc
strcct. resumed her duties in the of-
fice of t‘ity (‘lcrk lrvinu l). Robcrt~

son. t'ity itall. ycsfcrtiav. after a
week's vacation passed with relatives
in New York city.

Agent Howard Wood, of thc Nor-
walk passcnfzer station, is again on
duty after it week's illness with the
grip. lie reports that Mrs. Wood is
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will not be open for work tomorrow

evening.

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adddzwu‘id M w pldwh’ ”Drewmmg ccnt conference of government and
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gt'iditt: ”m" “"9”"? and (Ullt‘st‘ football authorities. The details- and
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“‘1'” arrangements have been left to a cam.

American Chain Openc
SeasonM'ith Victory The 5”" “Wk Athletic club llas‘ iuiuee of runner players, comprising
.phm‘d m football "ride on 'i‘rth-rsdierbert Pratt. Alttlicrst: William
Jack Km’m‘H “mm.“ (diamante, island at ”‘9 dishesal of the navy for lianzford. Trinity; and Park Davis and
pony plevenbatterqd the much touted the seamn and ”W dailv practi- f William “0” i) . .i t .
Ramblers of Hartford to a lit to 0 dc“. the _ d - 0‘ 0 . . if . Time on.
feat Sunday afternoon. “I Newiiclu aqua froth the Petition Buy old A meeting of the committee will be
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park in Bridgeport in the first game: "0“ ““5 been taken there,
of the football year The t'lliitln in“! has ht‘t‘n flrsi-‘té‘d in his coaching the plants for the series will be arranged
\lilw 'l its sui'rioritt mcl' HP 033. .. . v. . ‘ '
1mm .‘t'h‘ c'tpilltil citv m practicnll)” Daft wtek by \\tbei_the forniei tol in it general way and subject to tun-h
. t . a p l,- ' * H ' ’ J . .
NH) department “I my gum“ iii . it”. one of tilt ltddlnb candidates changes as may be necessary. it is pro-
limit tctittis battled to a it It score in; 1‘” ”‘9 “‘m- “posed to bring together such rival col-
thc first quarter but t‘n- local athletesI One of the plans for lllt‘ Millilfi is to law student artnv training corps team.
"tlllt' thr li'll in the second ituirtcr; ~ - . .. . . . . ’
til“! lml‘mimymfl ”w . mm". filml tor' organize two flame of about equal as will develop keen interest among
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lh" "lH'llth Him“, “mm Rm” took‘ slientgta from in. abundant mutt-ital both players and spectators. Collegi-
”H. ball m“. the pm. pm tan“; in his; at the >iitll0n, and to use both clevcns football stadiums will be used for the
:illclllpt to add aunthti point by niaka I't'flllhilii‘. making the “mount of play play wherever available anti one or
the a pm I' kick ‘ ‘ . ioret‘ct‘)‘ candidate sobiah that double more important

iii ”iv tlurif tillilrlt'i 'uc( trims :llldlill: H“. "mum”. of mm W q .1, , I > _ .
co bury and fltiilt'tl M \l‘ll ntorc points1 ll .- N " “ m 1 lllllzhlflle now unlikt’L‘V
m ”w” MUN by ”Wm“. ”W”... o itrwise be scheduled can be played! l‘nder the latest decision of the an
Moshict' mer. licilly ltlutlt- good itt his’ “H‘ililfit‘ of illness in the navy sta i thoritios. some of the "classic" football
kitli for oral. llloitic firkc‘r‘s'cni‘ctlkfl ttotts anti the abolition of football iiif contests of the last detatlc may be to
touchdown in tiis poriot watct mat- the (.0“Q . ' . '

. . ‘Kcu. the eclietiil .~ - - ~ ‘ . - ' . .4

ed the final scurillil of the acute. 1:01!in N“ '9 i“ L“ “m". "“‘d- -“ h“? ”I“ Wilde-s 10 be

ly knocked “H. ‘0“ t. - Pt . brought together have not yet been

. v- A game with the New York Athletic named, the Army-Navy. Yale-Harvard

club has been conditionally arranged, and similar gridiron features of nor-

mal the navy olilclals hope that a: mul neutrons may be staged, in view of

match With the Newport or second. the purpose to which the gate receipts
. navy district. team can be scheduled, will be deOlvd.

\‘irginiua St Julinn Mayo. the "at for Thanksgiving In the Yale Bowl.l
thy Novgilnvcn ‘ ’ , turnip-”in“ The Newport team. under the touching
whom Mrs. \‘i'tlbclm a L. Meyerillwmt hr. liiliy nun. was last year the
vo recentlv obtained a tutti-1m?!“ it‘ll most spectacular combination in lliill'

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“01.000. in litlhllll‘z he" attempt in. ““‘l' M’H'it‘t‘. hcinl; (‘itpluincd hv
ascertain his financial condition.‘ "('upid" lilack, the old Yale star. and
Through counsel yesterday in Brook-i containing in its mpmbpmhip a dozen
ivn Mayo askt-d Supreme (‘ourt Jusfl tuimer All-American stars.

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MAYO FIGHTS WIFE’S SUIT

Manufacturer Opposes Attempt to
Probe His Finance:

BIG BOXING BOUTS TONIGHT

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Stars Will Appear in Police Liberty
Bond Show in Armory

The big drill shed of the Fourteenth

Regiment Armory. Eighth avenue and

i-‘it'tecnth street. Brooklvn. will he the

tire Mum“... m \acatc an order all W “n“ has been succeeded by Fret] rqcndezcous of tile boxiniz fans tonight.
rec-tint: him to submit to “m".lmai .\i. “Mk" M football coach of New :PH’HN 01 1h" hPfil known N‘l'flmlt‘l‘S
tion in euhplementarr ltlilFMdlnm'i tutti. representing the navy cotnmis~ m ”w, mum” “'lll swap wallops

‘ there in the Seventy-eight Precinct

[it“‘lFit‘n “'3‘ l"-"““"““- slon on training‘camp activities. Wal-

Mri‘t. Mavo alleged that after li\'in.£'.‘ ker is the former Utllvemliy “f Chica- P“”““ DPNNHN‘M carnival in aid of

 

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the Liberty loan. A Liberty bond.
either paid up or bought with a small
amount of cash down and the remain-
der in instalments, will be the
mission.

Among the bouts scheduled are liar-
ry Greb vs. (‘ltief (‘lay Turner. Jack
Bi'itton vs. Sonict‘ Bartfield. Min (‘of
fey vs. Joe Jeannette. Barticy
den vs. Jack London. Frankie (‘alhc

_clevcn )‘i‘fll‘v‘ “'l‘l' ““30 she lummt go halfback and pitcher, later pitcher
he was airl‘iltl." 'h" husband "I “I": iii the National and Federal leagues.
other woman. After the Judi-““9"“ lie coached the Williams college
was obtained Mayo was arrested hth-lcvcn last you“

'~ ~ ' i -. . ad tnnd l..i
was lcltttsttl on hall I‘ n l ”0”] u“. l‘elltuttt tiny and Support
\loncy. counsel for Mrs Mayo, tic

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chm-d he intended to find otit \l'llv. tilmmth thawing.“ Walter Camp. navy
“In.” ha “I" been proset‘tllt‘tl {m . tomut sstomi of athletics. to‘endearor
. i. . ito secure the \ale Bowl for their
hlflum.“ i'l‘hanksuiving Day game and the Yale
iitniversity officials have stated that
‘ they wish to‘ assist the army and nttvy
The following patents were i-~-~‘\l"<l in every way possible in promoting
Scpemhcr ttt: list furnished from the recreational sports ‘
Unit‘“ it A. M. Wooster. solicitor of P '
”moms. tltf- .\i.tin NM," Bridgeport- rotnincnt candidates for the Pet-
uni-us. Wilbur l“.. Bridgeport: farm-5 ham “at tram. already registered
ttii\‘t\: llt;{:;;lll.l|llllll.\ ft m l‘ ltridgt PM“ i with (‘oach licrgin, include the follow
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tit-itiituutzdiii' for vehicle rceortltnt: "Hing.
strumcnts.

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Tommy O‘Connell will referee.
Hutttpitries is master of ceremonies
and fir. George H. Muth. iimekeeper.
The Police Band and Glee Club will
furnish added features. All of the

(‘lit"st". ‘ - ~ “ a . .
i it (otnell. pt cotter. lt‘nnril services. "There Will be enough night

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han rs. Joe Welling and Young Zulu‘

Kid vs. K. 0. lingers. .lim Shortell and;
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GAME is LIKELY

’32". Open football Scam on Sat-
urday

PROVIDENCE. R. l, Oct. lit—TM!
Bmwn eleven will open its season on
Saturday against Rhode Island State.
The game was scheduled in the ex-
petta’tion that the quarantine '2'
Brown will he lifted. if it is .still in
force the game will be played later in
the season.

Negotiations with the management.
of the Syracuse eleven for a contest
in November have als. been practic-
ally completcd. and it‘ this game is
Dciokcd it will be played in the con-
tial New York citv. Syracuse and
Biown entered into a two year :1ng-
menht with the college schedules for
last season were in the making. the
Salt (‘ity eleven bring carded here for
the first name. with Brown slated to
return the virit this fall.

With the abolition of varsity foof‘
ball and the substitution of service
team play the agreement went by thl
board. The Syracuse management in-
silted that the hilltoppers show their
service team there in November when
negotiations were opened a short
time ago. and it is expected that
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HARVARD RESTORES SPORT

Wilt anc Football Team and Crew:
Too

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct 1.1 —Plans
for modified sporting activities at
Harvard University were announced
last night. Members of the Student
Army Training (‘orps will be permit-
ted to pnrtlclpnt'e' in football. rowing
and cross-country runnin: this fall.
with limited periods for trainina anti
ptactice.

Football at first will be confined in
intercompnny and interbattalion con—
feats. Later games probably will be
arranged with Student'Army Training
(‘orps and service teams in the vi-
cinity. Officers of the Harvard unit
said last night that games with
Princeton or Yale were improbable.

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The specially released French mil-
itary band and over by the French
government tc assist in the Liberty
Loan will he in Norwalk on Friday at-
lctnoon fl‘t‘l-t 3:30 until f‘. for a can
cer'. A special stand iii-“in be con-
structed near the Armorv.‘ where the.
ccncert ‘3 to be given, (‘aptaln ft.
Paras. it's n‘ied leader. will conduct.
Every man in the hand has a military
record second to none in the French
Army. There are real fightingr Veter-
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SPANISH INFLUENZA PRE-

VENTED

Thousands are buying a 25c jar 0f
(‘ream of Mustard: a preventative.
Ask your druggist for it or mailed on
receipt of price. The (‘rcam of Mus-
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immmmt ”Wat-nint- mat rnntttltfing,stty: Hamersing. Colby: Weber, (.‘ol- stalling '
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(‘vtiut-h. Thomas ii. Stamford: lock.

IL. Uncle Sam (or anyone else) an

the transaction but YOU.

' Marshall. Alhcrt 'i‘.. Hartford; ro
:lni'tlt‘tl solenoid, Tufts; Throckmorton. Syracuse: Sim.’
. ogllhistciatll.‘ (istnti‘txl flY‘a- £333?ng Central Y. M. C. A.. New York city: De.
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'maflnn" -“ g Groati§prtngfleld College and” l"it1.~‘
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t tannin... t tort-me ( .. llattfottl. tltt 1’ . i
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8l0P lliiitiliiti PAIN,
lllii Bliliillii AWAY

litisnll. William
flauntttt'f‘ holder.

. licint. lu-wis R.. Danbury: feeding
. mechanism.

Henry. William K., ~New Britain2i
safety tillfll‘llnltlt‘r, ‘tnstant Relief! 'Limbcr Up! Rub Paln,‘
Minimum. John A.. Sb-riden: lea-mount. Scrunch. mm"... Right Out
'knlto. .lulttl \Vu'i-ttown; smoke diffus- With "8! .| , . .

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