’ nonmm‘éwn‘
" States Steel Corporation and establish
. the eight hour day for its employ» T0 APPEAL WHISKEY SENTENCE
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0N STATE TEAM AT
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Lanna—“9.....-
buttons .dntieo. but hopes to be able
to up later for the individual contests
A brief summary of the great m
. mule":
special interest to the citizen.’
I!» be: new shouldered a sun. at?
Vito has done it in amatueriah man--
nor, is the fact that the range“ open:
1on on all the days of the match.
and that a private coach will be pro-
,vided it he makes application at need-5
quarters. The aim of the men in
charge of the meet is to rain
the non and Women of America with
m pleasure and use of handling nml
arms. The rifles and the ammunition
till he provided at the range free of
cost. Living expenses are low. air-f
moments having having been gnada
to feed men on as low a basis as 753
cents a day.
The national match proper will in:
clude the national team match, the
national individual match, and the na-l
tional pistol match.
The national team match is pemapsl
the most important This is open to}
teams of twelve men The teams are
picked from the following organiza;
tions: The Lnited States Army. the.
United States Marine Corps, the Unit—‘
ed States Military Academy. the Unit-
ed St ates Naval Academy. the Nation-i
al Guard. including the Naval Militia: l
the State troops (including the Dis~'
trict of Columbia) student teams from ’
universities. colleges. and schools 1
teams from the Reserve Officerd’ .
Training Corps are authorized to 695- ,
ignate a civilian or school team of o
seventeen members to main: trans-
portation and subsistence to attend‘
the small-arms firing school at the
range in Caldwell from August .4 to
...L.~._V.~,.;
u
o
if ‘
August 30. ‘ g
The Williams so fiesignated. if they;
pay their own transportation and"
sleeping car fare. will he reinbm‘sed
upon public Voughers by U]? qualtez- .
master of the small-elm; filing school l
This will include the actual cost of the
trip and sustenance at the rave of
51. 50 per day. while trawling from~
their point of depaiture lo Caldwell. .
At the conclusr ion of lhe matches they. ' ~ 7
will receive transportation and sleep»: '
ing car accommodations and subs“! i *
one:a at the same rate. While 3,: the; . _.
range the men will haVe sleeprng:
quarters and mess lickes
The national trophV will :n .0 me
highest team repr-s‘enting the [niicd .w
States serVice. cxclur‘ he of the Mill-134
13;; or the NaVal Academy: the liila t
{ion Trophy to the hizhcst team “:3: .
resenting the Nationale Guard of me l
Stale troops: the Bronze Soldier of
Marathon to the highest school team, .._.
includin: lhf’ military and Naval
Academies; and a l’ourlh trophy in the _
highest c: Vilian learn. The national ’
indliidual and national pir -l()l matches Department luuea Bunch
are open to any citizen or the United Road: and Danni-O“
later. In each of these companion-3
the twelxe highest competitors Vi: ll re - The stale highway dyartnwm.‘
naive gold medals the next twemy- 'wwk issued the [ollo'ing unionization
tr "' “ V ‘T m‘ ”I“ and the “'3‘ “W‘- ' concerning roads undel construction.
x bronze me als.
‘1 d and detours from state roads.
YALE ASH) TO“71-\’E Danbury—Work on the Danbury-
J, MlIZEST CASE ENDED 3‘9“ l‘Mrfieid load has stalled, pox
lion of road closed but detour of alumni
one and one-quarter miles has been ar—
'gance.
-.
W... ,-,.
STATE HlGl-lWAY WORK.
Abcut
iconunued from First Panel
. lunged.
who earned their living in New York Soulhbury—W’ork on the Southbury-
should pay an income tax hull chn Oxford road has started. road not clos-
though their homes tVVer in neigll- ed duping conglruction. length about
boring statesl. This contention blought Ihree- fourths of a mile
a vizorous proxést ircnl Neu Jersey.
thousands of whose citizens come to It ‘5 ~uggealed that all ”a e] be-
business in New inlll « -.- .y : tween Seymour and Waterbury detour
The income tax 13“ p; 0Videe {hit at Se)mc‘l to Pay'nes Corner. lhence
‘non-res ems are um v-m 'llell lo the .
n 3 l ck (nor the New Haven-
peraonal exaempfion granted citizens '. auga u i h
of this state These- exemptions are .‘sllucmuck load. This talus :1an I e
the same as glanlul iv. the retinal one-way Hand and the rough seclion
13"- Th” “315””! basis of the suit or road under construction through
“brought by the Yale & Toune. Who Beacon pans.
under the law. would be lcquired to
withhold from mgr .1 ”men in this Road from Smith Hill to Lakevillc
stare iVVo per min? «t’ then halal-leg is torn up in spots. but passab‘ e.
and comrpms (ms ”"‘ “35 held to be At Salisbuly where the contractor
a Violation of thtir contractual ogre‘a-
i
ment and unconstitutional is pulling a women e load. a shor lit»
Judge Knox. dc flnzd a. non resident tour is necessary, this detour is along-'
‘W‘tlz' :n the w in. m ill? .m an one side the road and very short olhelz-I
who "CHHS taxable income from wise’ihe road is o to traffic.
DIUDOTIY “Wood or i: om ll buiinwms F101;) lakeil'ille
trade moles: ion or own dtion car
lied on in l' ..:. stale bill. zaps”; .._ resi- Road torn up but no detour: neces-
dfiul lliel’coi.‘ sary. tblee n. lies long.
‘ it 1's recommended that through irat-
fic routed 01ml er way than by way
SAW 13 PLANES BURNED.
—-—.__-
gay“ T9233 of ‘35“ Bonfire at U 8 of I akeV ille and Sallsbury. '
Base In Ireland. The bl idgc war the Blackberry riv-
Sf‘llANTON. Pa. Aug, 1-1119 Rev. er in Norm Canaan is now open for
Ellery L‘Vans, who i‘elurned :0 this traffic,
(my )Pwerday arm mo and a ban
yrars' serViLc as a Y. M C. A. wolker '
In ital} 'l‘ulkez.’ and Ireland. says that d" construction at the north and
whim he nos 5:; Lloncd at the Ameri- lf-llblic can pass at own risk.
can Km 31 Base at Wexiord lreiand. Tlunk Line lo-A in the town of Led-
hn aw mil .een llydroplanes valued at yard—Breakwater bridge under con
8 0000 b v
gaming Egg; b5 o’de' 0’ the can simclion bridge not usable. public
H... WM told the reason for the ID- stluclion road passable
parent waste was due to the rapid pro Thames riVer bridge under con.
gfigayaafianbwasbmaking. that the use: feiry.
‘ 0
value “mm a fgwomsgll‘e‘iles and of no Groton——Shore road, concrete mad
______ undex construction. detour by way of
HAY umcmzs STEEL mousrav Eastern Point to ”refinance enurcn
' -e——. Maiden—The section east of Bee
. “3 ASHZKGTDN ALG. 6—-Prediction street has been completed and tin-own
that labor Would organize the United open to trallc
“8 madc- taday by Frank Morrison
teat-tiara! o; the American Federation New Yorker
g! lailcr. mutt-dug before a Congres-
__.
Convicted. Gets Slit
Month: “931,999 FMS.
tonal committee at the railroad hill .9...
NEW YORK AUG. 779mg an: eon:
s—Betuen fiction for selling whisker after July
tearing . ’.
portrait mt, AUG
“1.3030 and 6.000 men went on audio lot will be maderthe subject of an
at ‘4“. plant or the Standard sun (for appeal light to test the coxutltutiqnr
trampling, hereJax noon today, to on: aim! or the statute, it a;
me tmlrwsurmmm ‘
Three piece Sets, Dave .
i
4
toward Sharon —g
Norwich —-Westerly Bead—Rood no:
The Dis play of Choice Furs
provided to: the August Sale i.
famed: the icy breath of winter '
45' ’fllc short Coat 9r Choice is certain
to be manor. Whatever there is about
it, the ripple, the huge collar, the gen-
eral air of novelty, everything makes it satisfactory, especially to -
the petite woman. ,.
ModelsinRaccoon, HudaonSeal, Barnum
and Muskrat, from $150.00 to $65039 ‘
m?
and Arm ‘.
Displayed on third floor.
NEW CANAAN
9'
Miss Mabel Sea! is employed In the
‘oll‘lce of Photographer W. l“. \V’cid in
the Silliman'building.
Harry J. Bauer. Jr. 0! Kurt York i=
spending the week-end willl RT. and
Mrs. John M. Sieco.
Mrs. Walter Pike oi Jessamine, Fla..
; is visiting with Mrs. C. H. SmV'ilie at
her home on North Main street.
Miss Veronica (.‘ook has left the
business oil'ice o! the Stamford AdV'D—
cate and is now employed in New
York.
The F. C. degree was conferred upon
two candidates at a regular communi-
cation of Harmony Lodge. Wednes—
day evening.
The annual flower show at the New
Canaan Garden will be held on the
lawn of lira. unis H. uphill! ‘Wed
nesday. September 10
The canning classes under the direc-
i lion of Miss Katherine Kelley are now
being held eVery Tue<dm and Thurs
: daV morning; from 5 lo 12.
Dominick Bruno of East Maple
sift-Bi took the cum: family to Rye
Beach on Sunday and paw them an
Eoutlng The trip was made by auto
mobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Adamant) and son ‘
:{rom Naugatuck. spent the waok- and
very pleasantly with Mr and Mrs. it'll,-
liamB . lenn in Green avenue
Rev. Thomas I". MnGl-alh. first lieu-
tenant on the l S. S. Alabama. visited
with hits brolhrr here last week. Till
Alabama is at present stationed at
o Provincetown. Mass.
C. Lewis DaV l1 and family apeni
last week at Lake Waccaubuc. wool-c
they enjoyed a delightful time “new"
caught a few thirteen or fourteen in
chea in length.
Frank Tippinan onflercd a painful
accident last week b; running a large
silvel under the nail of his big too. it
was necessary to call a physician to
cut the toe in order to get the sliver
out.
Risa Shakia and her friend, Max Le
vin of Flatbush, Broklyn. is spending‘
the week at the home of Mr. and Mn
B Chrvstoi on Railroad avenue. Mr
Leg-in remained here over the week
en
Mina May Reddington who has
been employed for were! years as
bookkeeper at the Silliman Hardware
Store. has
count of il health.
fast and fully equipped Indian motor-
cycle. He can be lound during in:
leisure time anywhere within a radius
or 209 miles from the "neat station "
Thane who attended the bread. um:
and candy sale at “Cher r3 Bank‘ £3711]
thek-meoidir and H1: D. 8 8n
net. Talmadge Hill Saturday. Mort
a pleasant time. There was a large at
titanium. th cha
r improvements t' e
, alien: 9 Kenm‘nqw or“.
”has
Lint. it.
The Furniture Sale -
Most important in this economy Clear—
ance is the stock of Living Room Sets i No ,,
more luxurious chairs and‘davenpem could l
he found than those offered. Deeply ensh- ) -
ioned and upholstered for the greatest ease, .. ‘-
unth coverings of rich tapestry or dam “3
they express every idea of comfort and old-
Armchair a
Percy L. Brennen'has purchased a’
and the receipts vin'be used paddles vegetable: and can: predict;-
‘gurt tori
WA 838 3’9 not!
orientate ll noon m Howell-#11 n4 .
l
Salons: floor.
..__ --
ea linear in the laws .
In! the beans and tomatoes also ra‘i
off hetero «hey net and the lean».-
i'ouence mam pole “was lame 1301 a”
bean on them. it lo a” the tunnels
are effected in way. u
. - r" ’ t
DELEGATEO to poison ‘ ~ j
AOBOCIATION CONGRESS
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb Elm-f
appointed the following delegates to:
represent the state at the annual con-l
grail of the American Prison Armor-ta»?
tion, which will be held in New YorLg’
October 20 lo 24: l
Colonel Norris G. Osborn. New llu-l
V'en. Willie 0. Burr. Hartiord; Frank?
The blossoms
C. Summr-l. Hartford; Edward A. Fui-E
lcr. Sufield: Robert W. Post, \Vt‘S'w.
port; t‘. G. McClaughry. warden oz'
.. ”ow—mm m... _
:1 > “I???” r
One Thousand Yards
of Wash Goods Remnants
memo
‘1': alluded 9165]
.4.
W The short lengths remaining from the first week of the August
Sale. Hundreds of yards were cut through these first rush days re
sulfinginflaisaggregationofshortpieces.
imitation Genre) gives distincfi n.
Front w, toliyards
at one-quarter less than original prices.
_ Desirable Remnants in
Printed Voile, Gingham, Plain Voile,
Long Cloth and Batiste.
Black Hats, Taffeta, Malina
‘ 0:: special case filled
With Black Hats, for mourn-
ing or gmeral wear. attracts
by its air of sombre chafing:-
Grcat originality is cvi-
dénced in the make-up, and
the gr: .13 number of the
models will serve for all
year round. The cloudy
gathering of outline, or the
full softness of a maline brim is always becoming.
The sweep of a line {an—shaped feather (this is all
A swirling grace-
ful well with a hand run Escurial border is all added
beauty.
Mind wink. For late summer llcre are
black hats with White or white hats with
“magpie” group and exceedingly stylish.
l
stall prison. Wetherofield; George Hf}
Starr. parole agent.
Wetheraileld: )iorlis W. Seymourfi
Bndgeponz' Charles Hopkins Clark?
Hartford: John P. Elton. \Valerbury; ,
S. Kent Hubbard. Middletown; Fred-v
erick M. Adler, New Hal-en; Geo;~..e!
C. B‘skine. superintendent (‘0lilli'Cll-:
cut Rt‘fOllllfllOi‘y. Chtshire; Proms.
sor William B.llailey, New HaVcJ;
William G. Boxer. Hartford: (‘oioner
William P. Cheney. South Manciresrer,
and Arthur M. Kimball. W'aterbury.
CGNGRATULATES LUDERUS.
Heydler Wimp Appreciation ol Veter—
an's Record ‘Pertormanoe. ,
' John lieydler. preeidcnl of the .\‘.l-
tional League Tuesday sent a tele—
gram to Fred linden“, veteran first
Mental: of the Philadelphia Natipn-
at; congratulating the players on
breaking the major league record tor
playing in successiye games. (in
August 3, while the Phillie: wcie cl»
posing the Cubs in Chicago. Luderus
played in the 479121 consecutive game.
This long rrlelcll broke the record loin
mrrly hold by Eddie Collins, second
baseman of the Cldcoso Whi‘e 59x.
vLuderus is the oldest player in pom:
of continual service. on the Pilillies.
He joined the team seven years ago.
KILLS: Gill. A)“: HER MOTHER.
BINGHAHPTON N. Y. Ana 8—-
1125. Frederick G Rickard died at the
' City hospital at 12:: yesterday arter-
'aeon. She was totally wounded by
{Retail Y. Evans. an Erie detective,
yen in her position. on ac "hen he shot and killed her dang): er. .
Vera Richard. at their home. No. 308
Robinson street.
- Evans is in jail charged with a
double homicide. Jealousy, intoxica-
’tlon and refusal of the (it! to Ila-“ti
state plzson.! '
l ‘5‘.
,Two electric lights.
“Lamps
Malina-y base, old rose silk” shade hand;
Regular price $32 00
al‘lgeh.
$13.00
- Jam Chi-e base, silk shade of plain orange
color that has the distinction of lacing made from a
Chinese court skirt.
Regular price $50.00
soiled.
$25.00
he shade is slightly
‘ that has finished in blue and geld. a silk shade
in old rose and gold, three electric lights.
price $46.00
Regular
$30.00
Policy has in finished gray, quite” massive, two
electric lights.
Regular $18.00
$13.33
Huh! baa in old brass finish, art glass le.1 dcd
shade in blue. This lamp for gas. Regular $19.50
$10.00
' “709:! base in walnut finish, blue silk shade, two
electric lights. Regular “2-50 -. '
W“.
l
f $3.00
)3???" ‘For W'»
g'Veebandfipfioea. were . g 75 cts.
”is cts.
la.
Kali-n. were 50 d8.
himmxivenuthemulhifi
molly
Hr. Harriet of West 80mm. who
W to angelica My that
m be m on woods-3rd avenge
WWW
for $2.49
$7.00
B‘ECIIICHL
Underwear
fw‘Wm 17"
Seco silk tops, naili-
590k drawer; .Wcrc
Vents with lace yokes.
._ Plain Vests in “Kinder"
E make. Were so as.
Vote In] no“,
fancy trim Were
" 3-, 59GID- cash.
Unit Sits. light
.Weixht Rezuhrsizcs.
mags
“Cob.
“Wilhat-i*
' 7mm. WEI? 31.25 , .
.efi a Mil-ii
Extra linen, were $1.50
Third l'lm
Special
in the Tea Room tiles:
warm afternoons.
Tea Room Lemonade.
dOn'l ask how it i<
made. It is a
ous concoction. lining.
it. "A Toasmd Mamm-
iade Sandwich” said the
lady. “No, you don“.
toast the marmciadew
toasi’ the toast.” 35 cts.
()n the second Ill-.4:
m ysll’ri <
A New Book
“Th! [vary Trail" l‘y
Talbot '«llmd;
Aside {mm being .1
good 5’ 'y of advru»
lure and treasure seek
ing this book gives :1
graphic and cozz'incing
account of conditions
in German East Africa.
The story gallops along
a: a gram rate.
Among lite
Peach: Reprints
2 {or $11.”
Old {amrilc 5...:ch
“FOlilléaS’- . .
R051 Noucllcuc (Ln 2)]
“BCUli I,
Auguda Evans Wilson
“Macarla "
Augusta Evans Wilson
“Thelma" Marie Corclli
“The Fir-st Violin"
Jessie Fothcrgfill
"TLC Man from Glen-
can), “ Ralph Connor
“Tempest and Sunshine"
7 Mary 5. Holmes
And others lacluvué of our
grandmothers.
Elan. 1;.3,'.
Jeweled Rings
Dunn Rings,
Sqnares, diamonds,
ovals of semi-precious
stones. Clear greens,
amethysts and sap-
phires of crystal Sur-
rounded by hriillants.
Set in sterling silver.
Unique designs.
M3750.
M ,m'i' 7 1919
Norwalk Chronicler