arson. AUGUST 19, 1919
W.-
l
some MORE NEW ‘
HOSIERY FOR MEN
Black and Colors
.65
i
pliited: good looking, and i;
wearing hosiery. _Try ‘1
l
I
511:.
f-)0d
109m Wednesday Afternoons
& i and swam down. the Rio Grande dur— tect foreigners. and explain the neces-I
W i
Q...
§
»- 2‘!ft{;lr_ :1 t“.
TWO KIDNAPFED
AVIATORS GET
BACK SAFELY;
(fontt‘nued :rom first Page
i
2119 developed trouble and they
mere. towed to land, smashing their
landing gear and tusilage in doing so. ,
The two aviators then tried to find‘
their way to the nearest army campi
,and became confused. They walliEdl
ing Monday Lieutenant Peterson said,
then hired Mexican Uni-roe after Pe-
terson deV eloped aver. They had
started for Candelaria. when an armed ‘
Mexican overtook them and madei as Zapata, Blanquet and Inez Davila,"!\19d until Friday morning. for further
them prisoners. They were unharm-
ed.
1 D 0 ‘ l They‘were overt’aken by a band of;
0015. 3‘71.) aimed bandits. lieutenant Peterson
said. and a crowd of people from a lit-
53 WASHINGTON STREET, tle. town. They continued on theirY
.. forced journey until Friday nightf
>OUTH NORWALK. when the bandits compelled the avia-
- tors to Write messages demanding
__< WM“ ransom and telling 111‘ the tlpath,
«M— threat. i
The leader of the bandits. he said i
had worked on a railroad in Kamas
1??! ~(NEEWS; and lost a hand and foot in an 8(‘(i- ;
5’! g i dent there. I
The messages were sent to the 1101- .t
.. der by messengers Sunday. Peter: 1 nt
immediately sent .1 message to his}
. 13y 1121.15 1' 11nd Miss father at Hutchinson Minn saVill__'{
; q, .. , “emu.“ from “Peeling fine. H.111 VVonderfnl (Kiltili- f
' . . , ence." ;
‘3’ j" "3‘ 11.211111}, Davis also sent :1 similar mersuzw'
to his purthts at Strathmorc Cal. i
K1'}-""'l'. it'lll‘l“?’-‘- 113"“ t‘aptnill ‘latlatk lt’llllnell VVitll ha i
"J'i't‘ll zlml ('llal'les E. V'is tit 13 (1 clock this morning. both
.2: .,‘ . ...1 \K‘Og‘port men riding thecnptain's horse. ~
” , ‘ _ . According to the agreement. I‘llp
'1 ‘ 3"“? 3‘” 1““me lain )latlack made the jotll’ney into
-,..____. tlw Mexican rendezvous unaccompa—
_ ‘gt-Hj' Stiit‘l] t‘iuii will} lllt'tl. Ilo “as to pav over 573011 for
_ 1pm...“ N 111- .1: Rum“ 1mim'tlle release of one aviator and then
7 , a“, Illc '1': 111:1.n1l1 1' VV'llt n the second 1111;1-
"-‘ “harm“mv mkmi mp ""0 tor was released. l‘ntlel' the arrange-
. :i Wis ti ilL >‘lt~l'~ nlcnt. Matlack was to return with the
___.._..__ il\'l21101'.\ by root to the American :~.1‘.r=.
, P Hm .mnkm: {W‘V‘w‘rd to a and then 1-01111- on to .\llll‘iii by air-
. ~ » -~ " \‘W i'n'n llqns'phfiw . . .
'11“ ”f Vlm “M” " “ 1‘ 5 H11 firtl'us iron) the mutlntuluslde
1’ ’1' “113' h”“‘-‘“‘““" {m‘ '7‘” small! were to he the \‘iL'lldl for llatillt'k to
r-‘. as “an a: *litr 1:1. 211' plasma btzin hl lté'l'llllu“ journey into ill”,
‘1] H;- ‘v'\ 3"‘3, Si, .ltliili .\ l\"_‘-"‘L"-1 {b.ndi: toun l‘V. . , _,
'_ lll ”‘Hlll.\50\ )lllm. Aug. 119.
:- .l.111? ~‘. 9-9". 1811111111! t} l it1 13011. father of l.ieut_.
"-w ill“. (3. l’ "l’l’Sltll. was overjoyed whs'n1
1'1. will i.- a special meciinu of. informed early today of the safe 1'» ;
~ ,2: _eri.' this evening to discussl tgl'n or hi:~' son ‘across the border to.
. . t 9 American sit e.
E ”7"”? “w“ (onnected wnh the ‘l 0:011; idrr that tho ar'ln) at 111!
“ "-"1‘1' I‘-'"“““ 3‘ \PW HaVen 0“;promptly and did 9th}thlll_2 in their
'~tl£‘1_'.. 11 huh all memhels al'ei rowel to help us. he said “The l'ais- ‘
»‘l\' requested to attend.
ni- .ms for the lemodtling of thei
..: comer of Wall and Isaacs
he filst stoxy of which is to
1: »w home of the Central Trust
:11: were some time since sub
,1' for estimate to local contrac-
- ' ~', week. ’1.
‘r—“ . to. 334:;
'i-Uht‘l
hel position with the
ximut'acttlrihg Company, and
~ir'ttl one as secretary to Mr.
"I?!” has office‘s in the Bush
Litiine Broadway, New
_l‘.“tl
on
' T':<1'71>'1hiltl. of ,‘Iew York city.
final-:11 of the Belzian Dress
1A VV'ater street. South Nor-
has been here only two
.;1lring that time has 5111'—
m‘tinz conditions and made
,. ti ~irable place for
' ..nother column. he adver—
-1itiitional help to fill’ the
l'H‘Z‘FllSinE orders being re-
”'1 1 willnllallv.’
.‘llml "Lanbury
:1 during the past week.
'l'u'm advertisements pub-
'~.1.- Ymk nrwspapers by
1.11. mtorney for the Man-. 3
~w:..1i11n in the actors’ strike
’1'? 1 it}.
Train in the advertisements
': precedent for action in
Recht.
ling of the $15 001) ransom b) the (-0“
\bl'amson of this city‘
girls to
hattm's'
14.1311 been bronchi to puh‘
boys in Texas “A" .m or: lmple of tllle
Americanism oi VVhicll i am pr.1.\u1l ,
Their actions may have saved the lite
of .11V boy and his comrade. (‘ ert. litilv,
now that the Mexican lebels haVe cap (
tured and held 101' ransom animals 01
the United States Army. the Gowln I
ment cannot let bandits unlawful acts!
to pass unnoticed.
. p 1. “fly id: 1“,“; y
: cultured nations.
. «I. 1‘ 11.111 flmb 112111131 slim 50m
mum
United States Army officers by ban-i
tilts surely strikes at the heart of the:
Government. ” i
BUENOS AIRES. 110? day. Aug. 18.
_~—The Mexican legation here today
made public telegrams flom the For
eign Oflice in Mexico City, saying that
“relations between Mexico and. the
United States remain tranquil. Ex-
aggerated press reports to the contra-
ry are false ”
The telegrams detail the steps tak-
en by the Mexican GOV ernment to pro-
sity for foreignels congregating in
populated centers. Mexican Charge
dAtTaires declares Federal troops al- 1
ready haVe annihilated "such bandits
and now me engaging \ ilia forces. .
;Tlle legation also made public a. note -.
similar to the Mexican reply to W’ash-i
ington referring to crimes _in“1nost
n
HABEAS CORPUB CASE R a, w, co, APPEALS.
CONTINUED Will Take superior and Decicion to
..:"— .- . Higher uft.
3"" “3“” PM" new," “‘5‘." The R. .e W 11111 €11.11! Nor-.1111“:
husband. Louis J‘ Meade-r, 1" an 0m“: has taken an appeal to fife Supreme;
al of the Mead" Atlas Company court of Errors from the decision or
Brooklvn, was brought this morning Judge Maltbie, ot‘ the Superintgr cot?”-
a ' r idismisslng the temporarv 1 mac on
befote Judg “21:11.!“ ml: ommon restraining batters unions in Nor-
9““ CW": Br 399°" ”‘ walk and Danbury from alleged in
Herbert Wiley. of Greenwich. at terterence with the delivery of bat
whose sanitarium on Stanwich oar] bOdies to the plaintin company.
Mrs? Meader has been for the'lastteni When the motion 10 (“SE—five the in-
k c cldance with th t Junction was heard in the Superior
wee «.111 :1 c e wr't ° court. in Bridgeport, recently, Judge
habeas corpus issued last, Friday by Maltbie found that the unions and
the court. There was a hearing th‘is
union ottleers had been within their
morning and the matter was contin- legal rights in SUCh action as they
had taken in the matter and dissolved
the injunction.
It is announced in Norwalk that the
R. 4’: Vi’. Co. has. retained Attorney
—Try a Sentinel Want Advert!” Daniel Davenpox-L of Bridge-pint. to
I“ Epresent the appeal to the Supreme
(‘OIII‘L
hearing
j
O.NOO””“““”“”“’””””“.OO””Q”
_ _,__'____,;_____ f:
O O O Q
00:90:“:00’ 00:00:00 m~»«:«:.:,:«««u «.04.
$2 ‘ "2‘
:é: *.
Mme. {Jeannette
Expert Corsetiere and Glovier
é: FORMERLY or NEW YORK :EE
5:; WILL LOCATE HERE AT
:: 56 South Main Street. Cliiltlrtl Holci'Bldg.
,2 With a full Line of Corsets], Gloves, I:
:22 BraSsieres, Hosiery and Underwear :5;
E as soon as alterations are completed :g
5;: :2:
IE: Watch for Opening Day, it Will Pay You 3:;
O.
. . 0.. O
1‘ 116‘ 08 inure or the be: 90: o. .z» «:00 :0“: 00 :«zoozoozoo:oo:«. ”:«zoozw :oofio‘oozuzoozuzuzoo ”:o‘wznzogo. 00.00:” 00’ 0‘06.“ .9“
for
The case is quoted
' Jill'lllOI) Charles . _ , . — , _ 43
1 . - ,1 ,. . . . ‘ , H n ,
““Omfi" ‘“ lab“ m“,”".8’ 'of salt. That was because a few advertisers thought they could sell their . The Ported by R- Cullum and many other good 'i’
-" f'mtemé'm- “OWN“ "‘ . " lwestem stones by, the same author—priced now _at 75c 11‘
““95 31:1: ‘13“: £3:wa “3:: goods better by misrepresenting them. Those advertisers have either gone til ~ 111
rrece n o ‘1 . - .1 -'
‘"" r—.: I C . o . l
' " \ out of busmess or mended their waysalonz ago. They learned by hard exoer- IE .TEE HQWLAND DRY GOODS 00. m w
5:3; NTIbN ~’ . " . .‘ " ,1» . - 3- _" “ ‘91
. . 0:211:21. If Norwalk Aerie “m“? that It did 1101’ Day. if I; . 9 - NINETEEN HURT as cans . frAlLune 'ro APPEAR m . .
3.11).. ”rem a. 11m lodge CRASH AT WRONGHELD. MAseacHusE'rTs coun'r ,,
W3 -1 1 ' - - . ' - . 7 . 'f‘ t nevoxeo LICENCE HE“
f‘mrjng‘; 1:33:43”; There were other advertisers who proved that the only way to advertise ‘3“... T...” t, 34..me 3...... cf' . _ ' .V
ing'ihursday. All mem- , - . . . ‘ .1 Whom A" in Serious ;Comm1umner . of Motor ' Vehicu-
.1 to be’,,,.__.,.,,._ ,- . successfully.rmake regular customers and build zoodwnll. was to tell the ab- ~ , ' Condition. 1 Enter Reciprocal Anne-MM ;
P der . - 3 . , - . « ' ‘ With Man. Authoritie‘.
er 0T ‘ . . . o . . ' w .," l
s Tester Brotherton, w. r. solute truth about their goods in their advertisements. . _ 1. SPRINGFIELD MASS we. 1...; marrow 11:11. 19—110mm. a.
'Nineteen mm were injured. seven DISME‘], commissioner of motor m
'r_ .15, s t ry. . ' _ . , .1 ”flown last night when an extra cles, has entered into a nctprooflzfif
e‘ we a . Today. practically all advertisers areof too filth} 01181110th to Dem“: an i trolley car tram 5111119111 crashed into aneement with file “Charm“ 0‘
.. ' k ~ ‘1 . ; .1 , . heaVily loaded Hartford-West Side Naosachuoctts by which the later will '21
..v~—————- . r , » ~
. ' , , untruth to appear OVel‘ their names. . g ‘Blectric an, of Riverside. .plmre revoke the licenses or operators f ‘
ARE YOU on? . . ‘reaor't neu' Springfield. The vestibule that state who fail to appear in l" ’
tv thousand of 1- 1 m '1" I ;; -i-—~ ‘ ’ - ' ~01 M an m wrecked. .u the Connecticut wort to answer to my.
. gsriand has auto-1 3'! When a company advertises to you. it' 18 tmnz to zet you for a perma- New mu, but non of a... charge at violating 111. mm «to...
"‘ 386 “ passengers were; hurt by flying 51.”, state. CW“ Beoohol will
'9 346 .. nent customer. It has goods that it insure will'be of real value to you. It .1 imbalances tron sin-smelt: took form at similar service tor ,
""d g , - ' . 'muummtmmmmucgzminmcfiimm
. ' ' ’ ‘ e. ‘ am my, all twelve were annual-u! sale It to W
,- .1 States 108 .. . tells you the truth about those toads. ._, .. 1.. M m 1. mm seam m in mm“ m «an
iugklitheweelthienpeoplo “gum - "todoeotyoflchhotthmtfllba.
:11 :1 weappeartobothc * make .mgm '
thrifty Daycare-rt Tolearnthefactsaboutthethinasyouneedto you 0-11.th VAN?! W
i ‘e'gyouroounuyintho: 7
i ° amongthfiftym _‘
1 :mg a saving: account
a
5’ _; durable and honor citizen. learn them by Matthew ' '
There was a time when you had to take some advertisements‘with'a grain
t" ‘ H
i
l
l
, l Second floor rear
‘ ,
l
l
l
t
1
l
You Should Read ”
Advertisements
Your Own Profit
OWLAND'S ‘ A
i t
lineal-«:1. on...
i M, August 18. 111111. The .‘1.-. 111w:
“35"“1‘1‘.
'. 3.: SUMMER nouns
ii; StoreCloouDuilyatS;Saturdaysa19;
' 5r .
In...” . -. Opens at 8.30 A. M.
i
i J “ :‘l l
E 1 5 t. t
? 14' 'f
-’ i
l
l i
5 . C
‘ Pl 'd
2 Skirts
l ..
l .
i Fashion dictates these '15 correct atli e for early Falll m.
nwcar—of course theV will llilTlllullth will the blouses "M
at]
’wom.
Quite a showing of the new models are now gracing1
the racks in our garment section awaiting your inspection
i ' ’ Beautiful wool plaids in a pleated model in tan and
black, maroon and black, on _V' and black $25 ‘
Similar plaids made into plain skirts with buttons on-
{thc side and wide belt $20.
l
t
i
and black is made with large buttons and pockets $15.
i: A plain model and very tflectivc with pockets and
Ilbuitons $35! . , ,
Two other pretty plaid skirts are priced at I J
$8. 50 and $5.75
Summer ’ , I. ‘
Reading, .
. Here is a list of books that will interest you from that
standpoint of titles, authors and price as well 3 .
i . “Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar” by E. R. Burroughl m.
» “Long Line the King” by Mary R. Rinchart .. ”a; M
“We Can’t Have Everything” by R. Hughes r": i ‘,
id
“_The Barbarians” Robt. W. Chambers _ , .j 71:.
“The Triumph” Will Harben ~ 1
“Under Handicap” by Jackson Gregory ' it
“Miss Millions Maid” by Berta Ruck 3
“Enoch Crane” by F. Berkley Smith EM? l "
., ““43 ”“59“" In. Janu- w' m
Another plain model in copen and black and brown' -111 in
1.11:. ;
.1
Norwalk Chronicler