'7 ' Valley.
it‘llkcxzuo HOTEL BLOCK.
Mount for \‘orwalk and vicinity:
Men; probably tonight and “'ed-z
.tIfB. moderate south winds. Ti. 9 d: s-
; “Moe which was ccntrul ova" the
~ Lake region
yestcrday morning i-‘
not passing out. t‘ho St. L’JwronCP
rence Valley. it is causing cloudy and
It is causing cloudy and
of the Lake region and New HI gland.
. vRfin has convnincrl alum: the cons:
l
‘ during the. last Iwcmyéour noun.
Florida
‘ 8. (3.. reported 3.76; inch 3 and TnVIpa.
from
to Connecticut. Chad—Ash-
913.. 3.54 inches. Pleasant wcamcr
prevails this morning in tho western
section and there has been no markcd
changes in temperature.
mm A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature: HIM),
Fair
‘40; low.
70
70.
, __ 3
rain NCWSJ Rogers &'Stevens
L-Mmm
-—OU-R xxx ice cream has no com: 1
In this city. You ca neonvinrc )oux;~al(
flat this is true by taking some of it
home. New England Candy Co- 10‘3“).
Kain.
Smuel Kantor this morning pun
chased the George F. Poole reaidcnw
on Courlland street.
——
' The members of in." Y4 ulna; of Ihé-
Notwnlk M. E. church. who have
with their teacher Mrs. A. E. 'BI-Ialw.
been camping for the past
Walnut beach, returned home Sunday.
They report a very pleasant limo
~Donl' forget Murravs Sinzin: Or-
chestra at Roton Point, Wed. JuTy 23rd.
___...._. i
A United States Army truck carry-
ing a disassembled aeroplane [3:15le
through Norwalk at 9:30 laft night
traveling toward Bridgeport. .Thn
moplanc was painted a bright cream
mlor which was finished with a lllg..-
polish The entire machine did no!
occupy very much space as it was not
one of the large type or aeroplanes.
‘ -Clams caught daily. Can be hazl at
the Tiowndes Oystr-r Co.
-- — Rooms -—
CAMERAS- SUPPLIES
Developing and Printing I’romptly
' . Attended to.
Gilliam-Powell Corporation
South N orwalk
7
, REASONS
iy bonds with this bank.
1-—‘—They "are safe, yet
uvuilnble when ”wanted.
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fig- account.
foryoubythelinrk)“
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my; not much change in tempera-
ably accounted for the greater “Inner
of mm fleeting Auction-s.
Thelllllilasaador m summoned be-
oountry und lento.
Hr. notched repeatedly declined to:
express Opinions upon conditions in
the southern republic. insisting he
furnish only Ms
"Do you regurd the situation
Mexico as lmpmhad in the last Ihrce
mu?” asked Chair-mun Campbell.
:' neuteunt Daniel R. 61mm
ed to his home. 4 Taylor’ nrenue, last
evening. after enjoying a leave of ab‘!
cones of two weeks. He ha; been baso‘
hue electrical engineé’r It Bordeaux. ‘th"Colui:bns has not been
e um sundor answered.
ché‘ f" ”me “m“ “d ""me‘tm . When Chairman Campbell called at
command of Company C °f the 13“" tuition to the recent murder of an
1 Engineers. He has'been absent from American citizen and the maltreat~
this city for nearly a year and a hall. me!" Of his Wife in Mexico. the
.__...._ bassador said this did not involve :2»:
Miss Margaret Mchially has return first: between “19 ['nucd States 333
ed to her hame on Union street. an 1r l
spending a two-waaks' \acatlon at I. e STEV’ENSON LETS
home of her aunt and uncle. Mr. and
"In that respect ?“
VACATION STUFF!
Everything a. real player
could need or mt is right.
here in our Sport Dep’t.
'Getreadyfirstnmithegme
is half won.’
Special tennis shirts $1.75 to
; Y '
$3.00 Mrs. c. B. Lindquist oi Stratl'ord. l LP 0N MR‘ FORD ’4'
Specza' ltrausers ‘ I —
White Duck ..... $2.00 ' .. Miss Alice swan and Mis Hazel; ‘C‘m m“ m"; Page 0“"
White Flannel ..... $10.00 Blake "mm“ ‘0 ”‘9‘" mum’s in I '5 Ircd Lacking 312- ro. d5 personal at,
_ icuy )csicrda). after spending a two (omey
3 Belts, black, white, tan 35c to in...“ \acation aI Cape Cod and Tru- ‘ “on were opposed ‘Io the manufar
. $3.00. ’oro. Mass. - I lure of tar munitions prior to 19173 _
_ AND reminded Attorney Elliott G. Steven.
. I . _ lson. when Henry Ford began his sm-
after the ball 18 over, when “Illiam C‘. F0029 returned to 39w enth day. on the wIIness stand today :
"‘l es. siI responded the manufact-
urer. who is. suing the Chicago Trio:
une l‘or 31.000000 on a charge of libel. 5
“Prior to that there was much agl- 5
Jersey. yesterday afternoon. after
having spent a few days in town look-
Ing after property interests.
the game is thru, here's the
Palm Beach suit we are
holding for you.
proposing
or a joint Congressman! commute: to '
“17311910 minions better-n this:
in'
“Yes.” :
raided." '
nm~ ‘
week {ll .
nix Engine Compam‘. Steamer Merch-
‘ant. Tickcis $1.00. leave South Norwalh
fimd dancing. Tickets at Skelly & How-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Lowe street. have returned from a
two weeks' vacation spent pleasantly
at Atlantic Cin, N. J.
Norwalk South Norwalk
‘ -l-uIv are vieiting Mrs. Fav's parents,
Prof. Goulon Pair of Harvar .‘ni- '
. . . d I Mr. and Mn. Edward Kelly. on Cres—
veIsIly l:l spendIn: two wrecks- in m '1‘ ra ‘
. . cc er 9‘.
$ouIlI Norwarlk: . ‘ ‘
I Miss Harlrct Benedict of 191 “‘ash-
x meetxm. of the incorpOIaton "t inglon stxeet has returned to her home
”'0 Noiwalk Suing: Someu will be after enjoying a (could) vacuum) in,
hold tomorrow morninz :It 10 o'clock New Y.ork
in the bank.
ll ' Sergeant Stephen Dokus. arrived at
I N . V '.. ‘
O. 0. I). 3., (‘Ullll Frances. .\0. his home in MXEDSIOB liven“... lag;
livid Ithr regular meeting in G. A. 1: night after nearly two years' service
”all lasx evening. Regular routine
in the UnlIed States \rmy.‘
businos‘s was discussed,
Alphonse N. Therlault was pl easam-
Regular routine business was trang- 1) surprised Sunday by having a visit
m-ch at the wccklv meeting or the from his son Nelson who resides 2::
l’rogresa Forum. F. E. l... held in the Maryland. a,
Forum hall, last evening. I
“‘“‘“ George P. Athcrlon of New York
Bernard Fecney is subsziiuting for city, was a weekend 143m". wzth
Sidney lcdicm oi the Hour rcporto~
rial 5Y3“. who iicnjoying a 0n8~“'(3|5k
vacation camping III. (‘mnpo lie-och.
friends in South Norwulk.
Mrs. E. A. Buckley is the gut-st of
hI-r gI-andmolher. Mrs. “'az'dwell'o
Livingston street.
I
—-Hf‘l'r i.- s‘nu‘e :‘ood ncvw. Tho Mill ‘
()‘lllt'l Slum at 1:1 \x‘znsliinmon St. is
running II Magic 830? Sale. and is
Snlc
now
Mfr-ring ammo Iuiszhty 200d ralucs.
will concluda Saturday. July ‘26.
all fizqd
Salmon
Mr. and \lr‘. Robert boo oil-
:uenue arc solouminz at
Springs.
PRETTY W'EDDING
IN ROW’AXTON
”aluminum tron: Page One)
i A regular weekly meetinz oi the
Twin (‘in Jllncur's Association “ax:
held in Forc‘tcm' hull. Water street.
l.II-ztcxdzn dfir‘l‘nOOTl. Matters of no
liipC-c‘ul llllpfll'tilnct’ wcte diflcussvd .
parture of tho guests. ~
'l‘lw newly Wedded pair lei: for
extensive honeymoon automobile t
tlII-oguh Kingston. Troy. Schenecta
“'hltehall, Momma]. Thousand
ands and other points 01 lniewst.
l! is calimafcd that fifty guests iIom
Ilowaylon, wanlk East Normal}.
DnrbuI), Onconta. New Rochelle. Rye
and New \OIk city and different
Mrs. A. Finger. of Strawberry
.llill. telephone-d the down-town police
'yesterday afternoon that some un-
scruplous parties had ruined her son‘s
‘gardcn by uprooiins; all llII- plants.
3T1”? manor is living: conducved by the
up-town police. to whom the same
an
8‘”.
[SI
complaint was made early yesterday
, ‘ pans oi Nev. Jelsev were present.
JmornIng. The groom is chic-f inspector of the
. 7-— -- air brake sy. rem on the Dclaware and
Mr. and 311-4. Hugh Cook. of 9i Hudson R. R., having rccmly return-
School street. returned home last or ed rom '“0 yeaIs SLT‘ICe in' the
in] m , vi _.I. m ir soul-1 h I i nited States and France. .
C 1 g, a x 51 mg 9 ng 'I The bzide is a vcrv well known and
JI'., who Icturned to this countIy from!
overseas on bozfrd the Aquitania. ‘
VS hile \isiling their son at Camp Mills‘
they had the opportunity of seeing
John S. Gunther and John Creagh. al-'
so from waalla. who came over on
the some boat with Cook. These local
ulen expect to be discharged on Fri--
day or Saturday of this week.
populax young lady. who for flu past
l9» yoms has conducted a IIIilliner
establishment in Onconta 4nd Sidneg}
’ Ngw York
——Try a Sentinel “‘nnt Ad
EXCURSlON.
North Beach. Sunday July 27. Phoe—_
l
dock at 9 a. n1. Music, refreshments
I
C. Froeb or
Mrs. Edward Fay and children of Dan-‘
fboen practically depleted of active ath-
gwe should have the spectacle of two
lighgpe oflan odd first. second or third
oblivion within the memory of man.”
ithe British about the Olympicc. so it
(ions to the Biteme Allies and
log loans “asn't Item?
"1 belicxe so}
l “lou opposed the loans and the mis-
‘ sinus uhich came or er
. them?"
"1 said they ought l0 be car-rind on!
.of the country.' ~
“03
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'i'ou were nine opposed to maki’nz‘
.5
l
!
.trouhle over the submarine outrages.
“l don‘t recall them.”
‘Dld )ou an} that the cxcilcmen'
mer sinking the Lusitania was pollu-
cal bunk?"
“I don't think so.
‘Didn't you sax In the presence oli
”finds that the Americans had no?
business to be on the ship?” '
, '1 don't think so.’
BRITISH STRONGLY OPPOSED TQ
I HOLDING OLYMPIC GAMES lN 1920
l The International Olimplc Commit-
tee has scheduled the Olympic games
for September. 1920 and has assigned
them to Antwerp Belgium But there
,sl no WV that the game- will he
éneld. In fact. it looks very much as it
the meet will be postponed. British
sentiment which had been mildly an-
.tngonlstic to Ihe proposition turned 3')-
solmely azairIsI it when American
athletes swept. track and riclrl in the.
lntcrallled game: in the Pershing cla-
dium. Enzhsh critical point cm “In:
America 11:“ am only me men who
(-Impmcd on Joimillo but mam an
olhnr star "uh! etc at home. and that
i! would b» {mule to export the British
or any other nationals except the
Swmles in milk“ a fair s‘Iowin: amid?!
the Ynnkcce. 1n consoqucncc, thI1 Bri-
Iish alhlelic mnhafities ore Iii-cod in
no unccrmin terms #0 drop the (location
Loi soniimcn! lul'cl‘é‘od in Belgium's no
pool 10 support the Olympics and to
cithcro a postpancmon: cf lb?)
m6“: “i'h ira'x Ono writer. in
Bailevfl 5 Malawi no saw:
“Olympic livid ncxl ymr
uould be rare; nl and would dezcnnxatc
.nto‘an inn-um! oml mmch between
the I' n: 'Iud States and Sweden The
\merioims Icadi lx admit that they
hate lost out rim smallefl proportion
cf prominen :thletes during the lime
llII-v have horn cnzazod in hostilities.
while Sued II had. rcmaincd unaffecta
ed bv the \\ It. On the other hand.
Grc at Exit. in the :Colonics. France.
link and Russia. whence many cham-
force
. ramp:
.tatlon as to furnishing food and mum-v
to arrangc‘
+ . L, , ilill .
Pars, June 20 (by mam—“'mncn
been in Paris these last few
months from all countries on all
missions. So perhaps no one should
have commented on the purposes
which brought Mary Anderson here
i rom Chicago and Rose Schneidcruun
with her from New York
But there was something “differ-
ent” about these two American no-
men that made them stand out from
the jumble of diplomatic women.
royally, “TIM-rs, Ear w,orkcrs women
imestigatnrs—women pith missions
all of them, Paris is full of them—-
they nuke Paris one is tempted to be-
here.
These two arc simple, straightfor-
ward. jolly, informal, business wo-
I‘.::I‘.. They wore no uniforms, not
even a badge or ribbon of decor:-
have
non. And lhc} stayed only a abort
time. Indeed the) must be sacral
ucrks back in America now.
The) came to Paris for one pur-
pose: to rcprcscx. t the w'omen s labor
part) of America In the peace conic:-
cncc. Their object was to see that
women laborcrs the world oxcr who
had had such a big part in winning
the war. be given a fair representa-
tion in the peace document that ended
thc war. They saw officials and com-
miuccs. attended meetings and con-
ferences. ~ They consulted with labor
leaders from all the allied countries.
They did not stir without a couple of
interpreters. for ’ encountered a
diflcrcnt language with every inter--
View.
111:}- wcre given baring: before
august bodies and before small groups
of political poicmatcs They were :9
pccially intercstcd In getting the view—
point of women—women from Eng-
land where they stopped both going
and coming, and women of France.
and women from America.
It was their American friends who
brought them to the Hotel Petrograd,
n V
17am mm;-
the Paris hotel for American women
war uorkcrs maintained ‘3' the
Y. \\. C. A. Herethcymdnary
Dingman the Y. \\ C A’s director
of industrial work With Freud wo-
men. At once there was a great deal .
the three had to talk about. “153'
Dingman took them to nutrition
factories. now changing mm thdr
munition making sums to peace time !
industries thax include cvcryth'ng
from ribbon making to signs-g: m
facturing. In the Intuition caters
thcl. \\. CA. hashadclubs forfie
women during war times and these?
clubs are still going on for the same
women as they turn to the peace oc-
cupatiuns. ‘ .
They addressed son: of thee .
French working “omen groups, It the
Y \\. C. A.’ 5 clubs, telling than thi
historv and aims of the women's . ‘
trades unions in America. Their re- 3
marks uerc translated to their
audiences and the questions of their
audiences translated back to than. 0;3
One noon Ihcv 'ucnt to the biggest
of the association' 5 Puris clubs. The :
members are clerks In the business 1
houses and stores of the neighbor-
hood and they came in hundreds to
the ‘lillle club. Miss Anderson and
Miss Schneidcrman couldn‘t talk with
the girls so they danced with then.
Afterwards they told than that they-
camc from the business men of ‘
America to the interests of Working
women of event country.
Miss Anderson is ass'slnnt in fie
:h
I
«an
izcr of the “Women: Trades Ulion
League with hudquarters In Cncago. 3
Miss Schneider-man Is president of
the New York “"oman 5 Trades
1 nion [canoe and has been mun-crud
with the intemaiional Ladics' Gar-
ment \\ orkcrs' Union.
I
pious have (fill)? our of Finland. have.
lctes. it is. therefore. obvious that
.nations sweeping all before them. while
the réprcsewatlves of other countries
were left to pick up “the crumbs which
{all from the tech man's table." in the
medal here and there. As a result the
Olympic games would be doonibd to
The French feel pretty much as do.
, MISS cLons MClNTYRE MARRIED .
' E. McIntyre
ard Dreyfus Cigar Stores and members
of Company. Boat licensed for 680. Pub
chase tickets now.
M—
Ilooks as if the games will bé postponed.
{finch as We want to see the Oflmpics -
' reflred, we think as do the British and
. ‘» Irrencli that In hold the meet in 1920
Iwould reduéo it to 3 dual competition
3: metween tho Arniduns and the .
:Suedes. with the Yinkees cleaning up. 7,
are is utistoctmn in «inning only »
NEW YORK. July 22.—-Miss Gladys;
who " with her platen.
Irené gained fame making doughnuts: fin;
for doughboys at the Sana-,1» .1 A1111)" men there is tell apposition. I0 All!!!"
huts id F's-ghee. was married loci fl'he m“ "h" etpreues the desire son will join in the declaration W ‘
night to Russell A. Harmon of Floyd. {to see us mm 9. he "nice to" should sum the ciautc’vm 1929. ~
,forlnerly it lieutenant in Company; ha. his with v'le M
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