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Winston-y. in Lisle Thread
“from lawmapairfitl
Mendocino.
“mambatumzsemamlmc.
W'shmatzfiqficandflc.
mam inaction and-cash-
m
white, “and ‘-
Ek BANKS
lmcxzuo HOTEL flock.
Mich chair?
‘ Which is more com-
.: _ ' fortable, rocker or
vfi'orvecast {or Xorwalk, and vicinity"! straight-back?
putty cloudy tonight and Frida-V” There’s the self-same
not much change in temperature 89“" diserence in comfort ‘
£10 nimble thS- 33‘“ has ““9“ between ordinary
Now ._
SOCIETY
andPersonal
J. Lane 0' Middletown N Y
Mrs. B. P. McGuire and childremgrelChed
Bernard and Anna. and Mrs Edward gach side of the controversy..
have re
m We ..d§oflci-h ofimmmgteamwutumtlnrmsam
Crown Comet chime-lid $9 3- {1 day torthecarnhaltobocondnctedu
1m“ Comm-1’ hr mmwannucnn. Y.. Matthew-aloe!
ltl'es or their Lnolemptoyu flier 01 than” Reach out. Five net-ten
immortal-to rthoae nude or the ottaelmrymmmmmve
Ewen“ Mm Comm “4 1-- attend for 111s “ll-yard manna
cladestLharweekandS-Opereent A» A. U Chmpimhlpnm a.“
increase in pay. the principal attractions on the pro-
immmade inthe center-N wflwumnm
ences between Warner Brothers on most formidable of the field, in view
if“? “d the W eommittee W- of his double success last week in the
Eb“ n° definite deem“ 11” been intercity meet with Philadelphia at
according to spokesmen f°r Riverton, 1N. 1.. The other Mercury
Tooter: who will strive for this title
the John W. Norman, Norman Buck.
' ginning August 18.
Unions the coast during the last twem
til-four hours from Florida to Maine.
hit it has not extended tar inland.
Where is a slight disturbance central
this morning over north Dakota. but
1 no wall-defined storm area east of the
hooky Mountains. The temperature
I. ahont'normal in the northern dis-
rtlcts. .
mm A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature: High, 91:
67. l'usctllcd.
[Ciiy_ ficwfl
The regular weekly meeting of the
local Boy Scouts willr‘bc held tomor
row evening.
(lamp So. P. O. of .~\.. will hold
I special‘meeting nt-xt Monday cvcninc
at 8 o'clock, in Davenport Hall. and as
0
u.
my members 8,; possibly can are Local 3.13 held :1 meeting in Union
urged to attend. Labor Hall last evening. Regular rou~
* __ _._ , "line business was discussed.
Philip Benjamin 1111:1111 .on of R. ' ,____
Beniamin of Lincoln 11.1 enue. who suf
entirely recovered from the climb of
the scalp wound.
Sergeant Parks aL‘thc local recruit-
Jng station announces that a slP:ld}'
streamvof discharged soldiers 1‘11'1- 11p-
ptying for the Service Buttons rc-
ceivcd the other day. Four young men
received their this morning.
; At the regular meeting of the Nor:
3113.11: Aerie... F. 0. 15.. last evening.
Put W. P. W'illiam J. Powell was
elected as the ofllcial delegate of the
Aerie to the grand national convention
at New Haven. during the week the
An adjournment
was then taken until next Tuesday
evening. when Grand inside Guard
Thomas J. Abe-m of New Haven, and
Postmaster John' Bole will be special
guests of the Acrie and will talk ovm
plans {or a big fls-ld day at Now lla»
van, August 20. when over l2?» mem-
bers of-the Norwalk lodge are plan-
ning to attend all dolled out in Now
1Uniforms with the American Band of
25 pieces‘to lead them.
—CHOCOLATE—
_ Nestle’ S title lb.
Btfllson-Powell Corporation
South Norwalk
o
{VACATION
TIME 1
Leave the care of your '
Elbertynonds, yourinsnr 1
'placingthemmawone-
ml! 34.003111- 11 whole.
low, ‘
- llt'X!
underwear and this
namesake of the rock- '
ingchsirl A big dif-
ference. And all you
have to do to prove
it is, try a suit a!
ROCK] NC HAIR
U-‘h'ial’IM-G
Lclusobow’oc
Resigns o STEVENS
Nor-milk , South Nor-walk
‘a
v.11 -
T119 hil‘t‘el department employcs are
:1 coat of liquid asphalt on' July
apphlnc
(‘ hcstnut and Concord streets today
L. 0_ O. M. South Norwalk Lodge.
No. 522', 3111- sc:19dulcd to mcet at
' .‘loc ' 1 Home or: South Main rtrcet ‘
this m onlnc,
Th-
The K or c Council. 1253 meet 111'
{em a slight accident recently had M‘i \\ a~l1ington street this evening 301mg a “’0 '99“ V
Tim l‘<1.ltill~hlnl n. of a local employ
Ins-n1 human will undoubtedly be dis-
cuszwd and further plans made.
Newman the hazber who rcccnth'
plil‘t'ltrh-‘Fd Gus 5 shop on :Vorth Main
sll'ct-l. adwrtiscs ”1211 he has adopted
baton» tln- war price.» and that Sharon
1111* 101 11nd hair cub :01...
A number of local men are in how
York today taking the examination in
the ('nited State-s civil service for vi-
cancies in the otllce of the port utili-
lics oillcm.
yearly compensation for tltcsc post
tions are $1,500.
‘ A special lllt‘t’ll'lz of the Norwalk
(‘ouncil of Boy Scouts will be held in
the South Norwulk Public library
Monday nizhl.
recent local SCOlll drive will be read.
and those people holding plcdgc cards
are requesmd to redeem them as soon
as possible. The examination
second class. scouts .will also be held
at this time. '
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AMEWIEANIZATIUN
Wlllll IN NURWALK
H \RTFORD July l?.——Robcrt C.
Deming “ho has been appointed by
the State Board of Education as Di-
motor of Axncxicanization under the
law of 1919. has begun the work of or-
ganizing in communities for putting.
the law into effect. His headquarters
are in the Capitol. The board has se-
lected the following towns and cities
in which to begin the work: Hart-
ford. Bridgeport. New Haven.
in Danbury Manchester. Meriden“
.‘Jiddlctfiwn New Britain. New Lon-
don. Norwich “'aterbuty, Tortington.
Norwalk Stamford. \‘Iindham, Bristol.
Greenwich. h’augatucic. “'nlfia‘gford
and Plymouth. Mr. Deming today sent
out letters to boards of education in
each of these. directing their atten-
tion to the law and inviting their co-
apcration in the-carrying out of its?
purpose. He has asked each board to
appoint a local director who will rep-
resent his town in the work. The
rd finds that out of the appropria-
.tion or two years it will be able to
spend only about $12 000 in assisting
towns to pay the compensation of lo-
cal dirccto:-. It is the intention of
the State Board of Education to ap-
point a field agent at a salaryr of 32.-
mo year if one can be secured for
EXPORT FREIGHT '
gm EMBARGO LIKELY
4
ment by the president of a special com~
The Misses Betty Silberm and Bert allusion to investigate the high cost
Alswnger of Stamford. and Miss Rose 1, living would be authorized under a
Tightman 0! Baltimore spent 1331 resolution introduced yesterday by
Sunday with the Tarlorfit 15 Grove RePresanative Tingham. Republican
turned after spending a week with Mr; To ‘NVEsT'GATE “"33 L"’- Clarenée Ross and Paul Chase. Willis
““9‘ I ; “.ASHIXGTOX Jnlv l7—Appolnt- the Compo Beach Bolnntcer Ute Sav-
ing Corps st Westport. Conn, are ex.
pectcd to furnish stiff competition for
the local swimmers. Altogether twelve
entries have been received, and it the
11011 of embarkatlon The;
11951111.; or 1111.9
(or ,
Anson- ’
street.
walk returned from overseas
in “'ilton.
4—» as. ..-
which he has been enjoying
n
0)-
Dr. Louis Miller of
'strect left this morning for a week-
end fish at his home in New London
and “tilt;
visiting
_! Mr. and “he. .l “151-11111
on 1;;htcc 01 X9“ Bro. 1n are
Amaieanmled Meat Cu‘tcrs and oath Mrs. Morton o: TaHor net-111m,
bu ch rs' Vt or men of North America.
Miss Harriet Benedict of W'.
ington street is spending a threeday
vacation in New York city.
.‘liss Jcsse of Franklin street ls en
acation 1n the
I
(‘ntsltill mountains.
i Miss Bessie Kessler of Lincoln two-
one is entertaining a girl friend from
New Y.ork
Mrs. “‘illlam Hubbell of 11th
avenue .is visiting her mother in New
1 York. »
\
‘NORWALK BOYS
7: STILL ENLISTING
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Another interesting fact was made
known by Sergeant Parks. this morn-
ing, when he gave out for publication
the following communication received
from Colonel B. P. Nicklln. of the U.
8. Army Recruiting Station. Spring-
field, Mass;
“Rudolph Baxa, Bouton street,
South Norwalk.'Conn.. enlisted today
’at the local recruiting ofiice. in the
Clu’ Hall. for the Motor Transport
Corps. and was sent to Fort Slocum.
N. Y. He will probably be sent from
Fort Slocum to Camp Holabird. Mary.
land. where he will attend one o: the
enlisted specialists schools where he
iwtn be taught everything there is to
know about an automobile. Roxn ad
mitted that the reason he was enlist
ing wsa that he started to work and
‘saw that unless be specialized along
some certain line that he would never
make a success. He had been work
ing in a machine shop and liked it. so
when the recruiting sergeant told him
he opportunity that awaited him in
the army. and that by én\ting for a
thrceyear period that he yould re-
turn to civil life well equipped to
make his way. he secured permission
from his mother to get under theecare
m‘ Uncle Sam."
Colonel Nicklin's letter also dealt
with the openings in the motor trans-
port corps as well as other branches
01 the service in Sibetia. as was an-
nounccrl in )9sterday‘s Sentinel.
$.MR FORD AGAIN
' ON THE STAND
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1
twity he went over in the peace ship
ibnt he was not allowed to see the
n
ser. —
it developed Mr. Alexander handled
the famous Ford advertisement headed
“Concerning Preparedness."
“i read it over and noticed that it
was signed by Mr. .."Ford said the wit-
ness. “i wont to him to make sure he
had read it and reminded him that by
his signature he was accepting full
responsibility (or the sentiments ex-
pressed. He ”id be understood that-
The advertisement was printed in a
nutter or m-omInént papers with a
combatant circulation of about 4.090, 000.
’Mr. Alexander-aidthatitoostlr
Ford 880,000 to pnbhsh «cam
Preparedness.” “Humanity and Sud-
ty." and one other advertisement.
Reading»! the Reed uncle was an
Win-715576179)
lShippmg Board in appealing to the
1
ifltrlkefi for volunteers to permit the
uflmueushtpsw‘ith catholorthe
in
[W l
be.
Mr. Ford testified yesterday that-
othinarticlereeonnted that. Mr For!
belongefiiozjaneotthoexclnmm
Micki», hum
-ntéunln¢to'aitoa
Mandm
Nngsloy Blrdsell. well known in \‘or- make its report by December l5 -
last
ievening and is now at the home of his BREWERY COMPANY
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Birdie“
Dr. F B HO)t Of 15115! Washington- the remurrer of the Bergner i: aisle
street has returned from a sacation.’ Brewing Company to the test case
since, against them for the sale of 2
“ 3‘“ “3'0“ should be brought before a jury.
\K'ash-
, gro who appeared as a witness before ‘
‘IIRO.
complte field starts elimination heats
will have to be oondncfld. .3
In the lomyard handicap swim John
Currcn. Steve and Tom Ruddy. -Tom
and John Reilly. Henry Glebcl. Buck.
Ross. Noonan. Georzc Arl‘man. Lecnr
ing. Jelllfie. Charles 'Lee. Fred De Brul
and J. Weed I'll sport the '“1nged
Foot emblem. Harry J. Callahan. a
schoolboy swimmer. and Louis Kerr
of the Spring Lake Bathinr and Ten-
nis Club have also entered for this
race -
_ Fred Spongberg. Thomas McKee
George Dahm and Rudolph Sa'acke are
the New York A. C. wimmers nominatv
ed for the fancy diving contest in
which the prize for the winner fill be
the Fcllous t‘.up Thomas Hirschfit Id
and W. ’Rozow of to (‘ity A C will also
Massachusetts The commission would
consist at twelve members and would
. DEMURRER OVERRULED
PHILADELPHIA. July 17 -—Judge
0 B. Dickinson in the l nitcd States
Di trict court here today. overruled
3-4 per‘
cent. beer
The judge held the court could not
pass in advance on a question that‘
The brewers contended the informa-
tion brought against them by I oiled
Slams Dist: 1ct Attorney Kane was de-
fective in that it failed to specify Int
1,. er is inoxicatlnx.
GERMANY EXTENDING
TRADE RELATIONS
( LONDON July 17.-—The German ~ .
internment is bellowed to be trying -
10 establish trade relation with So- ’OLK TO CONFER wITH LANS’NG
vim Russia and a German mission has I
visited Russia or is about to do so.
For“ I3. Harmsworth. under Sceretary
tgdSlalc. told the Home of Commons
l a".
WASHINGTOX. July its-barley
Secretary of State Polk amrut cod to-
da\ be Would lone tomorrow for .\Nr _
lork. to confer 1111b Sccrvtart Lan-
.. --- - -- -- . _ sing before sailing for Paris to take
Minn Dictate: it. ; Mr. Mr. Lansing} place as head oi the
89““ 7”“in tells of an oh! no- ’ American peace delegation. \ir. Lanfi
aim: is expected to anixe in .’ew
York Saturdav. _ g
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one of our committees.
of his exnmlnntltm
Wen- put to the man:
"What Is your name?“
"Calhoun Clay. um "
“(‘13: you sign your name?"
'Sah?‘
“I ask it you can write your name?
“Well. no sat. in 1191.11.1- writes ha
Ah dictate. It. nah.”
In the course
these questions
SHORE LINE STILL TIED UP.
NORWICH. July! 17.——The cars run-
of the line to the other there was no’
indication this torenoon of any change
1 from yesterday. i
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ANNOUNCEMENT
OUR CLEARANCE SALES "
— START——
W July 11M mmrmncJt-uci "1111-,
compete in this went ; '
' ning on the Shore Line fleets-1c Rail- f -
way system today. and from one end '
o
In
an: of mongrofi
‘hou‘andI Of yw.
Awghfs “Wm tyflzceptinz
. Th 1.1 .1 ~--:
.. 7: - . e O ' :
“loom-Woven" ~ ‘ 1
clumsy. imparted
. lbw-Woodman é ‘
q the doom of hand 11-032va
3 M m The 1n he
1 tie-f qmuwdiorfi“:
We Slum This Great-
-~ Swing With You.
All the bed“ dyad. €000“
‘ol diocesan. Yam“ 0‘ as fin“! minab'oni
Sterling Furniture Co.
Phone 105 127-129 Washington St.
FOR CHARTER
“ Steamer Merchant”
For Saturdays, Sundays and
Holidays
LICENSE” TO CARRY 600 PASSENGERS
For rm information Write
New York & Namath line
P. 0. 83673. South Norn‘alk. (can.
in
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""8 HERE (F IT'S HOUSEWARE
Phone 527 25 WASHINGTON . Sf.
Prompt Delivery 50' Nomgil
Saturday, July * 19th
at 9 a.m.
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