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LONDON, Sept. 4.~A bomb was
thrown at Hussein Rushdi Pasha, Pre-
mier of Egypt, at Alexandria. on Tues
day. according to an Alexandria dis-
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concealed in a basket 0! grapes, but
did not injure the Premier. The as
gallant was a theological student:
Demonstrations were held by Egypt-'
ian Nationalists in Cairo and Marten
dria on Saturday and Sunday, accord-
ing to reports received on W'edneaday.
the cause of the demonstrations be-
ing, it is alleged, the receipt of a tele-.
gram from Said Pasha Zagloul. head of
the Egyptian Nationalist deputation in
Paris. stating that the Foreign Helm.
tions committee of the United States‘
Senate had declared Egypt should be
independent. There were quite seri-
ous incidents at Cairo, several persons1
being injured when mounted
disperaed the crowds.
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of the disorders in the two cities.
MAYOR coho“ *hm
VAN. IN TROU BLE
( Stat-Mord Adv mu)
automobile was
a: the fiat-see of Frank Hopkins of traffic officers, shoulv before noon.
Pleasant. Newfown. early \Vednea- todav. as: he drove through Stamford!
warning and is supposed to have from NOrWIlk. The muvnr WM robust-i
Po rd
.. n dTlYtn in the direction of this ed by two members of the Stamford accuses “DRY” AGENTS
The garage is within a few feet police force. His Honor not qareh'l
Mr. Hopkin‘s house. but the thief past St. John‘s Park. At the fune‘
;::nnin;:, the, car out into the road by ever. he stalled his machine with the]
are said to have affected the potato gumbo". mules failed to “d him
crop adversely and in some fields getting Mayor
many potatoes have hren found to M the “Y-
have rotted in the ground. Blight on Trouble again awaited
1"" “an“ ‘9 beliewzd "’ have been when he reached Atlantic Square. H-
I'ir-Fbflnfilil‘l' for lllll('h ot’ the rotting. cut right through the safetly "me to
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‘7?” 17‘“) ”"9"“! ”‘9 earth and rcE'uTiltions. Supemiimera'i'y officer; SAN FRANVISVO 7‘70"“
‘.(12 it) the tubers in the hills. Anderson doing traffic rm"; m thel tu'entylirsi annual .l‘ll’llltl‘nal .co'nven-
‘ gtmn nf lht' l niiml >ptinl>ll \\ a: Vet-
‘. . . , , , Square. halted the mayor mm'li to ”“';t=i':in.< hue Mug,“ Wm, H”, reelection
' ...«-ns and 3033 Caps. OBriena later‘s displfiasul‘o_ for h(' seemed in of \K'illiam M. Jones of New York as.
:l hurrv. .\.'to‘:' an :n‘gnxnt-IIL the mm‘ Commander in Chief, and in. the selec-
V ‘ Dairy and F00“ Commissioner u”. was obleed to 51-1 a” the “.3... lion 01 St. Louis as the 134.20 etinven“
kart-d warnings yesterday that.
around Bank street, it“ per reciilatimisi
mond
Knights of Columbus Home Associa-
tion. lot and buildings, on Wuhtngton
street.
20 acres and buildings,
”War.
against. the life of the Egyptian Pre- g
lot-amt Ind Catherine attests.
Mayor Jeremiah Donovan ’oi‘ Nor-IvanNess, lot
stolen walk aroused the ire of the Stamford.Maln street. Wer-
l drank ll
YYEAL ”ESTER?! SALES.
Henry Richmond to Bmeact Salvi, 2
1-2 acres on Flax Hill road. War.
Dudley Ii: Raymond and my Ray-
to South Nat-walk (Donnell.
War.
Nellie J. Jones and Carrie E. Sem-
ple to Stanley W. lick: and Wife, lot
and buildings. on Cove avenue. War.
Albert Wellnitz to Stephen Miller,
patch received here. The bomb was lot, on Summit 3'9““9' War;
James E. Lamer. Jr, to James H.
“for.
Clark M. Ely to St. Mary‘s church.
Cnnbury.
William H. Wood to Clarence E.
Vollmer. four lots, on West Norwalk
road. . War. '
Margaret M. Conmy to Eugene F.
Carter and wife. 1m and buildings, on
Harriet street.
Edmund J. Trouneon to Thomas F.
Hyde and wire, lot and buildings, on
Second street.
Louis Tankua to Charles A. Rubey ,
and wit , _ ._
police c e lot and buildings, on Or
War.
War.
Sarah R. Adams to Sylvester B W’il-
on, building lot, on Adam avenue.
“’ar.
Ernest W. Talmndce to Ida Leva. lot
and buildings, on Concord street, and .
ibu‘ilding lot, on South Main street.
War. .
Balky Automobile cod lanai-gnu of Alfred A. Chinory to Orlando W'. ‘
_ Traffic Regulation. uHawxbnret. lot and building, on '
War.
Junepb Borer. and wile to Eugene J.
and buildings. South
Nicholas M. Elwood and wire to
John J. Barry. lot. and buildings. on
Stuart avenue. War.
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MANASSAS. V1.
The evidence was given in
the killing or the al-
hnrtleggrrs
lilin lm< beaten the Vines do“ to to south, toward the l‘fllllOPd statinnJ UNITED SPANISH WAR
VETERANS CONVENTION ENDS
5.-'l‘he
lion city.
'l‘hv- wnmtn's auxiliary
;' tuiirment i5 to commence at even after lw llild >liuwn his tli‘ih-i's Minnie ll. ””1“an I’hi'ndplphig.
‘Z‘kp samples or cream Offered Hume. and told the (inlt‘t‘l‘ who lli‘: President.Geneml . and Mrs. Louise
in the state {or the purpose .3: iW‘illinms. New York. senior \‘it‘efies-
l-l‘fnlllfng win thi‘ or not it com I: __._" ; idem-General. '
whiz the requirements of the GEN. BISQUE BUILT RAILROAD. i.-.” ., .I._-.,.,, _.-- .--._-__.--
- \VlilPll makes necessary the &_____ ,
..5 umls stating the true but‘ PORTLAND, om, Sept? 3.——Resp0n"
moment of ice. cream containing siliility for the glinfill'lngétil‘lrlnilf «inlqtiit'
' .. w "'lroitt in _‘:i an .i-
n Him per cent or butter fat. {Sgaihflwmvh cost the government $4.-
. _ _ _ ‘ (motion, H.~‘.~~lllll‘.‘tl yesterday by
“fine“ “as onteried Brim- ll. liisqun, former head 01 the
"1335 01’ candidates at got-m‘umevnt spruce production di-
> Paug‘usseit vision with lht' rank of brigadier-getr’
» ma. inniast evening and the Will. “mm- Wrw tn.- pring‘ma; his:
,_ Iwnn “.q<'~5QQi{ ed bv (lel- ness berm-v .lllt’l (ongrersiona‘ an
I ‘ h H M ' mittee investigating war time opium|
m Bridgeport and South production. ,
-\ “Vi?” V‘s-“0“ was held llisque sziitl be persuaded the nor-
liiiainess meeting and a eminent to build the logging road iii-
‘ . . "ed 191‘ the Chit-ago. Milwaukee and SI.
.«nnon SUPP?! was sen I l’aul Railwav Company had refused to
have, been made to build it. John D. Ryan, former dl~
””1“ "WWW next Thurfiday motor of the wartime aircraft produc-
I‘hl invitations. have been ex- tinn and u din omi- nil (the (‘himrifio
' . ' ' .\ ilwaukee and St. l'uu ‘ompany. 13
”mp5 m Torrmgtonk. ugliness 'said. did not participate in
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t‘mr meet ins: of
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Bridgeport and Roma] any of the negotiations. _ . .
Tummy-v News. ! leoi‘ge (:itlll‘lt'lbill’l, ('hle unvesl‘iaii-
‘tm‘ (if the committee. testified (weir.
.'. \x‘t-ll'y repaired refreSth era] Disliiio received 3 Salary of 33"": ‘——
‘ \ I"“"‘““"" Store, 3 Norwalk.,t,“0 :1 year its president of a company;
K ti in which Mr. Ryan is interested. i
"11v of the latest governmen .1
'in:~‘. with good suggestions RUBBER WORKERS .
~m<~rmiion of clothing and REMAIN GM STRIKE;
NV" renovation of hali‘Aworn NAUGATI‘CIC SPIN. 4.--.“1 \‘lPVV 0f
‘7“. well as suggestions i'm'lhe overwhelming vote of rubboi
[”0“ and other household plant employes last night to remain on
~ “'3 bppn receiVed at the Fair- strike no imemdiate ch tune is expect
“Ty Farm Bureau ofllce in ed in the situation here. All plants of,
distribution. The Farm. the United States Rubber Company ro‘
:.r.nnunces that anyone 111-: main open to such its desire to work.
' will obtain a set of these pain-l T STATE “also”
“V Pal ' t the oliice. The: MORE LAND A x _
No.33: fhas pamphlets and. HARTFORD,- Sept. 4.——The three);
. ~ and ors of the state prison have port-”ham.
{In home comemences. .six pieces of land, a total of tiftr-en
”‘bjpms Of interest to houwvacrea, adjoining the prison tract in
‘iWéthersfield, Which is now increased
to thirty-five acres. The purchase
“M"— ' [price-of the fifteen acres was $39,850.
'Announcement of the purchase uas
'made today. .
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SEPTEMBER _,
_: as good a. month for 90“
' resolutions as January.
There is no gOOd r9380“
- any you can not save m
‘vmng each month, if it isn’t.
more than a dollar.
Start a 3'0th M
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mm rum
to: the new room
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ARE YOU ONE?
In every thousand of population
Switzerland has 544 savers
Sweden 386 ‘2
France 3326 ‘
England “
Italy 228 "
United States 108 ‘ ‘
Although the wealthiest people
on earth, we agpoar to be the
least thrifty. 0 your part. in
putting your country in the that
place among thrifty nations by
starting a savings account to-
day.
the People’s Truleo.
South Norwalk. Conn
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PROPERLY?
it your eyes do not to-
cuo properly a blurred
image is thrown upon
the retina. We can sup
mgr?!
Soot. s.——'rvati-‘
_ . . , . . lmouy that W. C. Hall prohibition in-‘ ’
_ Ive-«‘3 - . ., . . -. '
id in unlocking the doox and tion of Paeit'c and Main «treete. how ”put“; and mm other 'I ,, agents?
‘ part or the contraband with;
mud, without disturbing the family. result that he. tied up traffic for a (”whey which they bad sound from the},
minutes. much to the displeasure “.momoblie 0' R. C. WORM and
The recent rains and damp weather Officer Keneflc whose experience with‘ Lawrence Vv'. ““803. 'm “195' 38' :
lmortaliy wounded. was presented;
yesterday by Herman (Louie, state‘s —
Donovan to drive outg‘fmpsfi
the trial at Hall. who (a charged with
90.nov,". implication in
taxed
near Winchester2
1 last March. ’ I
\let‘ted Mrs.
O’Neil, lot and buildings, on Wilton‘
arenue.
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abinets .
Made of steel throughout, beautifully wln'te enameled in
pure white.
Will not. warp, bend or break.
1132: mm“ 18 JUSTLY rerun:
Porthedemhving’ roomor
.oundalplndidlineoffio
Sensesinmnndsingloxn
cozy corner. We hove just re-
3kers, Easy Chairs, Tables and
Our auto delivery covers all adjoining towns.
wall on!
not In.
RAYMOND at SON
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Dame Fashion in: certainly bestowed more than a little
thought. upon her work,
sult- u than
Suva-n! beautiful It lets have dandy arrived.
Colors are flesh, y
jadoand
blown,
‘ _ to have obtained and: delight“! re-
e'ndent 1n the new Waist: shown for fall.\
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black. white. bitten new.
new team and orchid aim
Inn] of then waists have a mart. touch of adornment fur-
ninlodby’md ‘
ingnewharmoflain
. Pleueiuktoseethem.
amid lovely hand embroidery, show-
. evincing much originality.
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(year
Wodmulandnudoyn din-inglnlyandnugut.
Lion Brand
Yarns
Popular shades in Shetland Floss, Pansy Zephyr and
Knitting Yarn for lodiea’ and children's sweaters and slip-ans.
Imported Angora and Teaer for Collars and Cum.
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DIVINITION OF CHIROPRACTR
healthhrontord
Manual: Yronm Omn‘ A.
T. FRANCIS. B. C.
a Ventilator. 8;. Co. Not-walk. Com
arm from Palmer School
Cure That Cold 8!
Taking
.wmn PINE COMPOUNI
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; Also HARDWOOD in
Elengths or blocks, $12 a cord.
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Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
Owing to our increased business we have found it neces-
sary to provide larger office space in New York city. On and
after SEPTEMBR FIRST, 1919, we will be locaud at. 174
SEVENTH AVENUE, New York City. Phone Farragut 7347.
Our eel-vice has been extended to Philadelphia, Pa., and
New Haven, Conn.,land we will be glad to
quote rates and
call for shi ments.
DAILY S
VICE BETWEEN NEW HAVEN, BRIDGBPORT,
NORWALX, NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of mnspor-
tattoo. Padded van: for furniture work.
Hershfield Motor TransportationCo.
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122 Water St. .174 Seventh Ave. 266 State 8.
Phone 294. Phone Farragut 7317. Phone «7 Colony.
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Successors to
RAYMOND 3308.
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Frommoellarrightuptothcohinney-mp we carry
Suiis. Coais~and
Dresses
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ply you with guises
that will Me Your,
eye pictures clear and
distinct. Let an exam-
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m1- *3! diam
and prescribe the
,proper lennes.
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You have “continuation ofrmhtmmnntonly
murdtheabuu'mnelorthemeyfinzwhu
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mmm'gh-nmqm in W not:
caribou-looka- Malachi.
mwmmmum.“f‘7“
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- everything a union will need for-your house.
l ‘ ‘ Hour-star service,
The NORWALK COAL a mm! 00. “Indium
P.B.-—Andthenvteoanmpplytheooaltohutit. ' TL
r ’ “ r ‘ Good Health
In essential to success. but it is
impossible to have good health with-
iou good teeth.
The food moat enter the ate-och
propaiy minted, or the organs of
W «not do their work prop-
!that good health cannot‘exiat without
[good digestion.
Years of scientific research have
’ beamtinmenhvor to better
cord
only. and It is a. foregone conclusion.
35000 Hammermila
at all Kinds in Stronn and Bond 1 (tier Heads
for $15.00.
Eva-y user of printed matter
‘lcnows vdiat the famous Hmmer~
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lhoum who do big businm.
mill bond paper is. n in the but
all around commercial bond made
today and is used by thousands of
This exceptionally low prion i3
fwohmktmhmslaxll
inches. The priming is of the”:
and we stand back of every that.
Tel. 126.
The Warmer-Herald
Weapon, Conn.
P. 8.—-W¢ do other printing at
llowor prim flun you have been
paying limo. our
. Inpatien-
oquxpinent nub: it po-iblo. No-
phono u: and one o! the Jones will’
call.
OLD CARS
Sell your old can to the Bridge-
port Auto Wrecking 00., me
North Ave, between Oak and
Center 8a., Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2. Second-
hand part.- and tire- to in any
make of car.
GET A SQUARE DEAL
W'e will buy your boulehold
goods. raga. papers. junk and all
aerond hand ponds. Anything you
have. Price according' to the anal
ity of the goods. A canon 60d
alwayu.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
62 Van Zandt street. Phone 1182—5.
Second hand zooda always on sale.
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RED OAK COAL
Endivered all over town in any
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Dorian House
Shore Dinners
All Kinds at Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken
A LA CARTE
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Egg . Stove,
Nut and Pea
C-O-A-L
Prompt Delivery
Harris &Gans
“Waterline.
1.1.721.
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
CIGARS. «mums,
PIPES 3nd TOBACCO.
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