1‘
' ' parlor.
‘cthsod the house-
ROSIERY
fanti'.
I a“and. colors.
‘ln white. black and cor-dam
E K. BANKS
‘.MAHAOKEMO HOTEL ELOCK.
coroner: Assonrnsm‘or
W. Genu'. column a: to-
Hosiery. in Lisle M
Silk, from 15c to $2.00 a our. In
en’s Hose. at 19c. 25c 35c and 80c.
ren’a Hose at 25c, 85c and 50°.l
hunts’ Rose in cotton and who
m.
'm'nmz ransom-1".”
Partly cloudy, partly local showers
and thunderstorms tonight and Sun-
moderate taxi:
The western disturbance
day: .yvarmer tonight;
able winds.
l
l “HAPPY 'rnouc -
is central this morning over Lake Su-T
local showers
and
or with
Mississippi Vallcy the Lake 1'
gion. Local showers were also repor
ed from the Gult‘ 11nd South Atlantic
The Show,
era g< nerally were light and of short
prevails
between the Rockv Mountains and the
T‘lt‘ lt‘l‘tiilt‘i l'utt‘ ls.
coasts and New England.
duration. Pleasant weather
Mifisissippi river
thing tapidly in the rtrtttol .hfizitt
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
't‘cntpcruturc: High,
Fair.
>‘:
c)
u.
7
1'
it is causing unsettled wrath-g
in the I'ppcr‘
P“
5'
low.
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(Its. News]
- -1- ‘.u an; 2‘... -u _, ..
()flicer (math-r. l'.1:~
Ilulu'vs at t‘ttf' ltull
four-day \at'atiou.
Ross 01' (11:11“? .ts
ownc-l
Strt (-1.
Frank .l. 1111
by
Duffy on Hoyt
Despite the min 11 large number
people from this cixy
Greens IFarms last night to set"
airplane which was wrecked there.
Sergeant. Bryan H. Silk resumed
charge ot' the uptown police station
thin~ morning for the balance of
‘Auglmt Sergeant Gibson going to the
city hall
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14.
Ed “'11 rd
of
motored to
:11.-
The continued case of Charles An-
_ .derson, who was arrested for 1'11 ckle: z
th'lving ot‘ ll. .Ford
Mntn street last week, was again post-
tlclirery car
potted this morning.
3 ——-De1hy. Derby. r"nl‘it"n'.~‘.
M3 to 1'56 electric and rain storm
of last‘evcning. the. electric currents
here at"-
furnishing juice for the city
nit-tad at 8-0:
into darkness for about two minut-
fifower was then pflllh 1.
1t did not .rcsznin its 1111‘.
3240. The Sll‘t't'l lights were (all
some time.
,n '14“
and Norwalk was cast
lllll
co until
for
HUYLER ’8 SWEET
CHOCOLATE
Hanson-Powell Corporation
South Norwalk
h.
IN ABOUT
10 YEARS
"'rnou now, you will be
"meeting prosperous men
and women who’ll tell you
."i‘th‘ey got their start. on the
road to success by saving
.for Liberty Bonds.
.-Eang on to your Liberty
Bonds, start a little Sav-
‘Glad to see you any time.
-._....~—. . *mwwm
on.
I
' William Reynolds.
A mohair suit—one of the best
ideas for “hot weather com-
fort." It's particularly be-
coming to. and practicgl for,
stout men. ‘
l
' Many men ask, "What is 1119- 1
hair?" It‘s a combination of
silk and wool; and the way
our tailor works the material
it is shape retaining and pro-
duces the desired trim effect.
$20.00.
Good Palm Beach Suits $15. ' 3
81 Stevens
South Norwalk
ti o" '
Norwam’ ,
Plans are being made for a tourna-
ment among the tennis players of the
Norwulk Tire and. Rubber company. to
commence on their courts.some time
next work. '
'i‘lu 121549 111‘ Joseph Shubcrt. brouztht
h. .1): t- t ‘.1.' 1.11.11 Ctlllll on complaint of
l.i.4 p.11' ..-111.~I cl; 1'112111 \vnh illt-‘oxt'lgIlJl
l':::: l..~.n (outinuttl until Augusl
l\ 9 a. 111.
Port 111' I‘m fixtures being.' installed
in the ~l112't‘5 of North Main slrr‘et.
t‘11111 will be shortly lenuuted by tllt
l‘IziiI'Il t'lmt' Storts Corporation 111's
tired from Now York by motor vnn
3'1'.~'1!‘=rd:1)'.
Tho thundr'r shower,
sort-l 31y.
last night. war»
not or gl't‘dt but had been
under war but a short time when all
residents: and mores huvinz "juiCe'
from tllt‘ Connecticut Light and Pow-
or Company. were in darkness. w‘lille
t1ollm' curs stopped in their trapks.
causing.r cott‘rldernble incomenlence
for about mm an hour.
jcctcd by the Stamford authorlues as
111 in}: under Weight." in his effort to fol-
low in the footsteps of his brother. and
enlist in the air service. reports to
Commul G. 1*. Park-.4 that he has suc-
cecdetl in securing a position with the
Atlas Explosive company or that city.
The recruiting office in Stamford as-
sisted Reynolds in securing the posi—
tion.
Tho Norwalk Colored Athletic
Club's. bull tram will play the Veteran
1A. C. team in Stamford tomorrow af-
ternoon 111 7 o'clock. on the “'ind'sor
Field. The Nox'wulk Colored Athletic
Club Would like to get 11 game with
lthc Nurwnlk Rubber Tires. Address
.l. R. Randolph. n1;1na:er.-or call phone
7‘30. South Norwalk.
TWO SUITS FOR
MOTORING ACCIDENT
Frances (l Gabriel. of New R0-
(hello is being sued for Siltltl') dam-
ages bvg 8.111111 l{.l}1'ush oi Greenuich
and £01 $1.3M" damazc. b1 Laurence
Redman. also of Greenwich. as :1 re-
mlt ol' the automobile accident occur—
ring on the Post road at Coscob. July
”3*.
The
juries
€391.10 suit for phvsical inI
received in the collision. The
$1.000 suit is £01 damage. done to Red-
ixian's auto nobile. Deputy Sheriff
414100171 Taylor served the papers. and
Attornt'y Ralph “rush. of Greenwich.
represents both' the plaintiffs
is
BLUEJAYS WIN.
1 The Bluejzus of this citv deieated'
ithc Laura Street Giant-
.A‘
" of 10 :7.
teries for the Bluejays were S.1ntorel-
la. Fazzo and Sabo.
Sunday afternoon.
pected. Fine pitching done by Santa
rella. Home run made by Lombardi.
Three struck out by Lombardi.
en sti'tl‘nk out by Santorelll.
ed by Lombardi.
torella. Hit two. Lombardi.
Santorclla.
Dore was born and
l
Sev-
Slx walk-
Flre walked by San-
Hi_t one.
Manager. Tony Chachln.
l
‘Stamt‘ord today after six weeks of
Hensive work in th
_mer Schol of Most
' Hudson, adjacent
'Clcveland H. Dodge .1nd Gemge \‘:
During the vacation of Miss Chang
lotte Lowndes who operates the Inter
type at the Review ofllce. “alter 'ESf.
Ireland of the Norwalk Hour mechanlg
cal atoll has set up the paper. work-:w .
; ing evenings this week. ——Darien Re
' view.
1
Lydia \‘osburg returned to
Miss
c at Riverside on-
to
Perkins. _ ’ l
.1
of8
Mists Louise 0. Coolridge.
'01chmd street, returned from an ex-
tho local lad I‘P-V
‘ antes)
t
l
lJoseph Sloman.
1 knowmabout town. and untilrecently;
ashlngton‘;
myrtle: purchased the practicé 'ot‘
shadow of Strontium cathedral. says thL
nix-5.81101“: Edwardg‘tn “The Heart 1.11mi” hi all the
tended trip to the Pacific coast last“:
evening She repoiis meeting Di and“:
Mrs Tmnes I‘ N.ewkirx who had just
animal in hos Angeles. as she was
leaving..-
Mrs.Arth1r Wheaten. of the Trib-
tram & Hyatt sales force lea1 or this
evening for a week‘s Vacation trip to
Harilson. Maine. accompanied bx her
daughter, Miss Delta Hubbell. of New
York city.
ll. \V. “batman of
are visiting 111. Die
.\l 1‘s. A. Harris of
Mr. and Mrs.
New York City
home of Mr. and
South Main street.
\l14. I'lmilv Godfrey. who has hour.
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. ll
bett of 62 Grassy Plain street. Bedlel.
has rotutned to her home in 5111111111..
135.
American
is spend-
city on
George 11. Roberto. (It the
Railway Express Company.
ing the $13) in New York
business. 4».
J’ohn‘J. ['ngvary ot‘ the Yale 8:
Towne is spending his t to Weeks \ a-
cation taking short trips from Stam-
lord
' .i
Mrs’. Richard Ahendroth of Darien is
' visiting in Norwalk.
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RAINCOAT MAKERS -
ASSYAL LT RIV \L
Continucd from First Page
ers‘ Union. making :1 hasty \rtreat.
The officer caught up with one of the
men. who protested that he Wu: inno-
cent. Harris daughter notified the of-
ficer that he was not the man \1 ho as-
saulted her father. It was then that
the, policeman received news that the
real offender :was hiding on the back
of 20 Elizabeth street. where he won
found and arrested, and later identi-
fied as the guilty party. He was re-
lease don a $50 cash bond. paid by one
of his fellow workmen.
From the. story gathered through
various channels. this morning. it ap-
pears that King was sitting in a door-
way. on “inter street. bothering no
one. when Harris passed. accompan-
it'tl by :1 number of girls who he em-
ploys, Harris is alleged to have pass-
cd 11 sarcastic remark. which King re-
sented, by striking Harris in the jaw
and knocking his hat oil. It was then
that the on'icer was called into the
fray. Just about this time crowds of
workers weer pouring out of the nu-
merous factories around “‘ater and
Hay streets. and it took but a few
minutes for a surgln: mob'to collect
Officer Raymond experienced quite a.
little trouble pushing his way thmugh
the throng with his prisoner.
ll hearing on the case wa sset for
this morning and. at. the fippointedI
hour, the court-root! was filled with
both factions. ' After :1 :IllGX'l consulta-
tion bctneen Judge John Keogh. at-
torney for the union, and Judge'
George H. \‘os‘ourgh. the case was con-.‘
tinuetl until, 9:30 o'clock Mondsrv
morning. and from outward npp:.~:11'-'
it promises to h° a "riot.” :
There has been bitter rivalry be-
' tween the union workers and Mr. llar- l "'-
113. who operates an open shop. nndf
it is thought that yesterday's altered 1
“t ‘1‘“ score tion mar be the result of the long:
The batteries £01 1 1e Giants feud between both parties 5
were Lombardi and Sontclla, the bat-, otuuals have made repeated unsuc~:
The union ;
cesst’ul attempts to create a walkontf
in the Harris shop. but the bevy of;
pietty gills employed there, have?
The bluejays will pl. .y the Giants br'dvelv spurned mg“. promises and
A 1.01 game is ex- threats, and are “sticking" to Hatris. l
on. SLOMAN anAucues our. l
It was learned this morning that Dr..
the dentist,
conducting parlors on
thé late Dr. thld Katz of Stamford.
TRIUK'PHED oven msrfll'uns. Tile new addition to Dr. Sloman's bus—
The famous French artist. mama mess will be in charge of Dr. Philip
rented to “the Zeerlnz of Denver. Colo, who during
war won in charge of Delan
We
.per wall to the
{tire of the skull
omen attendants cal-tied him ”from the
timid. and at St laurence Hospital.
9 New York Sumoileman of No
wen-E
crowd into the Polo‘ Ground?”
“tampon mm the
upper tier of sclto ind ‘
was injured totally '
“ rive men one hurled {min 1'19-
lower " Iptand
proclaim, anee'n feet below: . ‘
them. \‘athanlel H. Hertibcrger.
thirty—three your: old, of No.1, 361 Fin-
ley avenue, the Bronx; suitor-ed it true
as was inoculations
where he was taken 'by Dr. “'hite, it-
was said that he. could not recover. .
The others who were injured Were
Louis Goldatein of No.1.698 \ladlson
dunno, fractures 01 the right hip out” .. '
in; thigh and internal injuriesz Frank Sa-
1.996 Clinton av code the
Bronx. bruises of the right arzm Her-
the estates ocgman Vixon of \‘o. 8.578 Smenteenth
avenue. Brooklyn, internal injuries.
'and Harry Fredetitks of 30. «1.36:.
Richardson avenue. Bmoklyn. contu
plans of the right nhoulder. All were
attended by Dr. White and sent to
their homes.
~ ;.‘Mr Hertzberger and the four who
fell with him were at the edge of the
throng on the runwm: Thev were
being pressed against the iron rail
The crowd behind them became great.
:1: and men eager to witness the start
of the first game between the Giants
and the Reds pressed forward. They
rushed the turnstile<. piled through
and against the iron railinz which
guards the walk to the divergingwalki
lending to’ the wings. There was a
snap find the ‘élhe turn at the edge dis
d. ' " I131»;
The cry of trig}; from those uho
saw the accident atltdt'ch attontiar
frdn everywhere hi the stands. The
first game had just begun.
Policeman Edward Lm‘nin of 111'
West 125111 street station on duty near
where the roll was forced. went to the
aid of the injured men and summoned
an mnbulant'e from St. Lawrence and
Harlem hospitals.
Immediately there were rumors oi
a woman‘s losing 'o‘elrr1alucd at
$8. 000 and of a mans complaint that
in the accident [in lost Lib 111 bonds
rained at 3100001. The report-3 were
not verified and ’i‘m Complaints of the
losses were made" to life police.
AIRMEN ESCAPE
DEATH AS PLANE
FALLS NEAR HERE
.9“..-
-...nnnu..1 ’v-nvn rug:
Due to a slight miscaiculation. in his
downward plunge. the aviator grazed
the roofs of 1W0 houses and Cl‘fl:~§l€d
his plane to earth. the force of the
fall turning it (“11.11113 :11 la ors
weer thrown clear ot‘the wreckage
landing almotst dfihurt on the soft
ground The solihd of the crashing
machine was hard some distance
can.) and in ngphort time, .11 latgo
crowd had gathered. The airmen were
ca1ried into the nearest house and
first aid treatment rendered bv Dr. J.
M. Nolan. of Wanton. lo the mean-
time the ambulance from the Norwalk
Hospital was summoned. Bishop, who
had lost consciousness, soon recover
ed his senses and was up and walk
in: about. He complained. however.
of a severe pain in the abdomen. and.
on advice of Dr. Solon. was taken to
the hospital. It Was reported this
momlng that his condition is good.
but. as stated above it is feared that
he may be injured internally. At all
events. he had a Bad shak‘. ng up 2
Lieutenant Montieth remitted in
“'estport. la'at night to make arrange 3
ments for the remox at of the wrecked -'
plane, and \islted his comrade. in the I
hospital, this morning
The 1115 eiage of the twelte—ctllnder,
Libexty motor plane was all that 1e- .
111a ned intact as a rasult or the crash. l
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The police of Nomad: haw been
asked to assist in the search for 3.
Thomas Killigan ot Stanfield \’o de-
scilption of the man was xii en The'
local authorities know nothing of his
whereabouts.
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Attorney John Cuneo Was one?! who
local fans “ho Visited the games 11:
lie de-
'scfibC-d the games as “lacklnM”
; the Polo Ground yester day.
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