AUGUST LIST
0f Reconds'l‘hat Will Ap-
peal’to You
17693—Boet Song. .Wells.
18371—Hot Time in the Old
Town.
The Girl I Left Behind
me.
64613—Nancy Lee. Whitehill.
“ESQ—Tommy Lad. McCor-
mack.
64625—Suc11‘a Li'le Fellow.
74553—8ymphony in P. Boston
Symphony Orchestra.
DON NELLY’S !
'16 So. Main St.
IOUTH NOEWLL‘.
City NewsI
Mrs Raver Benjamen is spending
the (lay in \ew York. I
Dr Lewis Miller was summoned to
his home in (New London yesterday,
on account of illness in his family.
'1
A regular meeting of the Old \‘Veli
Lodge 'No 108 was held in Masonic
Hall, 15 South Main street, last night”
1
I'ncas Tribe. No. 26, I. 0. R. M., held
a monthly meeting at their rooms in
the Red Men building, last evening. I
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PON'T MISS TO SEE THE TMNNY
'broken lensesrin Brand’s window, the
best proof worth while.
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Pride of Court Narruk, C. F. of A..
will hold a dance at Baton Point on
Monday evening, August 11.
Mrs. Henry Moeller returned home
from Brooklyn 10-day, after spending
auroral days Visiting at the home of
relatives.
A meeting of the Trinity Men's Club
was held last evening, at their club
moms on \‘l'ashinszton street, at which
time routine matters were discussed.
A special meetinz of the Hat Trim-
I n: on Vi as held in the G. Kr' R
m: {'4'
Hull in Washington street. last eveI
11". 11:. a! “1111‘1 time important mattels
{r nctrning the trimmms were dleCusk
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T111» regular meeting of the Catholic
l'nicn Council. No. 46. was not held]
l:1.~t evening. as the members greeted
O‘Hara who appeared at the
‘31 Theatre in the fiatest lrish‘
pi 11'. "Down Limerick 'Way.’ Mr.
O‘Hara is a member of the council.
The police received a complaint
in :11 ROV‘» ayton last evening that boyfi,
W6: 9 insultinc women as they were
passing the store fOlmel'ly conducted!
by )loltimer Ogden. Constable Clark"
was notified and is norking on theI
case.
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The town (lel'k received papers. 1111:!
morning alliMhiIIg the property of I
Edwin A. Canfield to the amount of:
$500. for Riclumorr 3. Reese of NewI
York city. Canfield is summoned to
appear at the Common Pleas Court in
Bridgeport on the first Tuesday in
September.
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GRAND LIST OF BRAND'S LENS
customers and those who had pre-
emiptions filled for glasses, which are
fast growing will be published soon.
also list of names of buyers of Made—
1 p glasses will be made public by
Charles Brand. South Norwalk.
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Your deposit placed in the
Savings Departmet of
m Milliomaik ..
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will not: onlyearnlvfl I!“
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cent. interest but will 03"
assist in Norwalk’s devolut-
ment, as the WW I
with this company it?
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Joyoftbo Morning. I
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:lPfldel‘ their license are entitled
Ithe fee for the unexpiled portion of
MAY EXPLAIN FATE
. or CAPTAIN JAMES
100’ ntinucd tron: Page, One).
Canaan, Conn” and a few miles south
of Mount Riga, said that J. H. Silver-
naic. of Lakeville, had seen iron) a
ledge what he believed to be a wreck-
I ed airplane in a deep gully below him.
1 Later,
Itain in company with a nephew
I search of the machine, Mr. Silvernaie
in another trip to the moun-
in
i was unable to locate the spot in which
lhe had seen it from a distance. He
said he expected to make a further
wort to mm the airplane.
Upon receipt of the news. Augustus
Post. oi. the Aero Club, immediately
,, Milli. a dt-scription of Captain James'
Somvith_"(‘amel" to Lakeville and
.111 into communication with the man
rgcrs: oi the telephone on‘lces in the
11 in? 1y 0: Mount Riga.
(‘ aptain James was returning to At
lantic (‘ ity i10m Boston when he dis
appeau -.d The day before May 28. he
lhad flown flom Atlantic City to Bos-
! ton,3 :‘10 m; les.
1 “en minutes Winning the Pulitzer prize
lot“ 35 000, the Boston Globe prize of
$1000 and the xew York Herald ef-
iIficiency pllze of $1, 000
The captain spent the night of May
28. at Lee. Mass. No positive infor-
mation of his movements after leave
ing Lee has ever been obtained by
the A910 Club. “hi ch. tor two weeks.
\uOlktd on the case day and night.
Repmts showed that he flew in a
southeastelly direction across Con-
necticut and at the Sound turned to
“aid the southwest disappearing over
the ocean south of Long island.
Rewards aggregating $1.000 were
Ofit 111211 by the Aero Club and Dr. J. F.
names an uncle for information lead-
ing to the finding of the missing aV 1a-
'101. ‘
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CAN ”1‘ REBATE
FOR LIQPOR
LICENSES YET
[Continue-l t. «111 Pm One).
Despite the semlngly certainty that
prohibition legislation will hold there
have been but nine applicants for the
rebate, although there are Over 300 ii-
(lenses in the city Those who sur-
to
the license yeai which terminates De-
ce'nlber 1
Licences Surrender-ed.
The Hotel Lorraine was the first
to return its certificate to the com
missioners and since then the
lowing authorizations for the sale
of intoxiCants have been received:
John Peder of No.10?) Ilallett street:
IMary E. Pratt. of No. 137 Fail-field
‘ avenue;
‘Bosiaflck avenue :
Joseph l-rankel. of No. 380
Joseph Koon, of
No. 1346 Main street, Neapolitane
Brothers. of No. 203 North ‘Washing-
ton avenue: Mary R. Bills. of No.
384 Bunneli street: James Staple
ton of No. 1296 Main street. and
Allan & Smethurst of No. 2 P. 0. Ar-
cade.
in addition. the commissioners haVc
’rcceixed the licenses of Alex Feldnlan,
in Danburv: Frank Newman, in \H
1m and Jflmt's ll. ilaggerty. in
(11"'Pl>ll\\l( l. i
’825, 500 IS REWARIY
FOR DYNAMITERS
Continued from First Pale. '
state‘s aial and an additional $1.000 re-
ward for the apprrhcnsion of the per-
petrators oi the outrage, which. with
previous offers, brought the total
amount 01‘ the reward to $25,500.
Explosive experts have determined
the explosion Was caused by two
'l_\'nallllli"fllli.d pieces of oil well cas-
ings which. in r\'plodim:: set fire to
ten gallons of oil w hich has placed
beside them.
MORE RAILROAD
SHOPMEN STRIKE
COLUMBUS 0. Aug G-Appmxl-
mately 4,000 men went out on strike
at 9 o’clock this morning at the Penn-
syltania and Norfolk and Western
Railroad shops. to enforce their de-
mands for higher wages. Employ es at
the Hocking Valley shop did not
strike, and it was said they would re-
main on the job until a vote on the
question has been taken in accordanceI
with the instructions from national
headquarters.
——Sentinel Want Advertisement: are
cure to bring the best results obtain-
leey £11 Jay-
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lEXcmPRDFfl'S “ I
‘ INSHOETRADE
Continued from First Page
To‘show that the packers during.
the last four years have made unwar-
ranted increases in the . price of
“packer" hides, the report pointed out
that the price differential between
their hides and the country hides-—
hides of a lower grade—has increased
far beyond the usual proportion."
Charges of excessive profits against
the tanner and the shoe manufactun
or were said to be-supported by “the
high rates of return on investments."
in both industries following the price
- increase.
“The public," said the report. “had
to pay prices for shoes that not only
tauld not be justified because retail
shoe dealers took too much profits,
1but because the dealer had to pass on
to the consumer the excessive profits
lreceived by butchers for hides, and
Ialso the excess profits of tanners and,
l 'slioe manufacturers." l
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MATRON AT 8TATE I
PRISON ATTACKS!) BY
NEGRESS AND QUITS
ers. J A. Brummett New in Charge
Over Women Prsonen. é
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Mrs. Gladys H. Samuels. matron at
seate’s prison at Wethersfield for the
past few months. has finally decided
that the job of humor-ins the women
prisoners is not for her, following the
attempted attack on her by a burly
negreos
days ago. Although Hrs. 8mm.
whoisthe wife of agar-d nttlie
prison, suffered no’ injury because of
Deputy Warden C. L. Parker's pres-
ence at the time, her realisation that
a woman of her slight bull) cum! not,
cope with Am with don‘t yield to
mental persuasion led her to give way
to Mrs. J. C. Brummett. wile of the
guard, who is believed to have fired
theshotthatkinednnncroprlnonerm
Monday morning's mutiny.
All traces of the attempted riot lad
been removed yesterday. Warden C. C. ’
McClaughry said and there are fewer
heavy can iron cuspidors in the pris-
on as several were badly shattered
when they bumped against the heads
oi guards and p1 soners. The warden
intimated thnt pres-ed steel auspicious .-
weighing 011)? one pound would be sub-
stituted for the present thrueopound
' missiles, especially since the govern- --
ment's demand for pinned steel cor
European warfare is not shutting oi! .-..
the supply any longer '
The new mum has served at
Leavenworth Prison. Leavenworth.
Kan, where her husband was an 0111- "
cer. Both originally came from Ann-
mosa Reformntory. Anamosa.
whele Mr. Brummett was an officer.
and where his wife sened as matron.
with about sixty prisoners in her
charge Mr. Brummett was also om.
cer at Leavenworth under the antler
,of “arden McClaughr). R. W Mc-
.Claughry and later he was on duty in
‘ the canal zone when the Panama canal
was under construction.
No ill effect was noticeable among .
the other prisoners as the result _or
Monday‘s fracas, the warden said. The
four ltalian prisoners and surviving,
negro are still in ‘solitary.’ 'whi1e theI
11151 of the prisoners seem to be glad
that the trouble-makers are isolated.
As is usual in such cases, the body
of Louis Brown. who was killed in the
1101, “111 be sent to the Yale Medical’
school in New Haven.
IGLENBROOK OFFICER HONORED.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.—-—The War
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from Penneylynnla. a few:
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Bungalow " Aprons
New models in good quality pet-cal. and gingham—plaid, strip-
ed and solid colors. Elastic belts, adjustable belts and the
stringbeltWhlchdmwsnpfl-om the under side and gives the
gumentthe appoannceof a housedreu. Thccdlmpockch
and belt; are piped with white or contrasting color.
Hedimhrgcandutrnlarge................$1.40to$2.25
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use «new anathema
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given w attention; also can
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PYREX TRANSPARENT OVEN DISHES
Saves fuel, food and labor.Evcz-y practical shape and size
for baking. Food cooked in Pyrex tutu better and looks bet-
ter. Served direct from the oven to the table.
Albert F. Gehebe
IT'S HERE IF IT'S HOUSEWARE
Phone 527 25 WASHINGTON ST.
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Department announced today that
General Pershing had awarded the P'°""P’ 0'1"", 3°- Nov-walk
Distinguished Service Cross to the
following officers and men at the Am-I . _, - - £22355:
erican Expeditionary Forces: . .
Captain Richard G. Plumley. Glen
brook, Conn, Sergeant Major Alvey' COAL WM’
and BUILDIIG
Jones, Carriclt, Pa., Sergeant Eugene
B. Cassidy, 1404 Sedgwick avenue.
Pittsburgh.
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mill bond paper .‘I.
all around commercial bond ”fl
today and is used by thou-M d
house. who do big business.
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foralargelettci’hcntllaixu;
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fl'u'l.
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53 Van Zandt street. Phone nut;
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WO '1" buy your no“.
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loom. Anything
Price according to a.
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‘ wind Paint. M ‘1
Window and Windshield “7
Egg Stove,
REDUCED “I“ ON ALL
WALLPAPER
Iowan price on oil
“ammonia-inking“!
A. COHEN
to 17% It.
Nut and Pen
C-O-A-L
Prompt Delivery
Modem Dentistry
at moderate prices, including extlac
tion by the most approved method;
artificial teeth with sanitary plates,
1w crowns properly made and fitted; ’
gold and interchangeable bridges;
which so nearly imitate the naturgli
teeth as to defy detection; porcelaint
linings~the most durable and tap-to-
date Intel-id used, and all other dent
81 work performed in a satisfactoryI
manner under my personal super-I
vision
Consultation free.
10 tom Ham on, Moth Not-walk.
Hom:‘l.n.l089.ll. Sunday-I.
by appointment only. I
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All [this at Sea Food
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Steak, Chops and
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