DAG! EIGHT
4——
A COMPLETE ASSORTIINT o .
HOSIERY
pl. Lndlec'. Gento', Children's and In
lontn'.
mles' Hosiery. in Lisle Throne
and Silk, trom 15c to 32.00 a pair. In
black and colon.
Men's Hose. at 19¢, 25c 36c and We
Children's Hose at 25c. 8c and 60s.
alnfants' Hose in cotton and cut:-
nere, in white, black and cordovan.
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
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WEATHER IOREOABT.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unsettled
tonight and Thursday. probably Show"
ers; gentle to moderate east winds on
the coast. (‘loudy and showery weatlr
er prevails this morning in all the
northern districts from the Upper
Missisippi Valley eastward to the
coast as far south as Virginia Clear
weather prevails in all other districts
\ 4—4
a..4 a“.
Nov}?—
Oif with the old straw hatli
The season’s over, Stunner has
13%
gone. Fall is here and it’s time
for a. new hot.
We suggest that you decide to
wear one of our new Fall style.
east of the Rocky Mountains except in
Southern Florida. which is on the;
edge of a tropical disturbance. The}
pressure is slightly above the. normal:
over the Rocky Mountains and Maine
and slightly below nortnal in other
sections. The temperature is about
normal along the northern border and
slightly above normal in the central
districts. ‘
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gum-“j ‘w-mw”:
{City News '
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There Vtill bc a rehearsal
team and guards of l‘ltltt‘kii
Lodge on Friday evening
of the I
item-halt
The retr-arsai of the Trinity t‘harch ‘
choir will be hehl on i-‘riday evening.
instead of Thursday as already adu‘t
tised.
The Woman‘s .\s~ocia‘i~n (:t the
South Norvyziik ltaptist Church wi'l
meet at the home of Mrs. George F.
\Vaters. Hickory lllnl‘l‘. tomorrow at er
noon at 2 o‘clock.
The :epublican o-ls-t ‘ot‘s .n' th-~ [until
of \Vilton will to churn: ‘tl th-
'l‘own llflilr'l‘_ Saturday evening. Sega
tenther lit. at 8 o'clock. to nomina'e
town (‘fllf‘t‘l'r for the ensuing term t
lltt-(‘l
A meeting of the Republican t‘ont‘einl
ence Committee will he held in Salva-t
tion Army Hall on \Vashington street}
this evening at 8 o'clock. instead of the '
Council ('hatnber as previously arrang-l
'ed. '
The mid yaw-k sm vices: of 2b.- So‘ttlr
Norwolk M-lhodis! l':lll:t"();'l(ll
will be held on Thursday cyn'iitt: n'
(“l‘l'l'll
7‘4". o't":v(n '12," 2.1 r-t"'i_ v.'tii ll.‘ th-
firsv oi a |c.~- on "Sinss b3. the \Y::&"'
'l'lu- subj- 't “ill be the first Y‘»;iltn.
Attnndant.~ ~.t the met-ting .tt‘c urn-ti
to have coczmitted the l’§f!lti! to tut-tu-
Tilt' \"l'l‘k
will hau- a tow-tin:
\“it’e. ,\ cot~lfttl
to all to attend this Thutsdn‘. t-Vt-nitt’:
or: :uid inn-tor; of t -‘l
following t'v - ~.-~r
invitation is eventual
met-tin:
MHU vmtrs SWEET
CHOCOLATE 10c
Stillson-Powell Corporation
N orwalk
Rogers 8. Stevens
When it comes to style there is
nothing smarter than a "Mai~
\~. «.3» -
. Ag‘fi- .
'5 c. ’ n
i that the jlmeys were a nuisance in~so—,
7
lory;' and as for quality—
there is more of it than is neces-
sary, but that is the ‘ “Mallory"
way of making hats.
You'll like the soft hats, and
the Derby styles will hold your
attention, too. They will be
worn this Fall.
We have the latest styles in the
season ‘3 popular colors.
South Norwalk
MAYOR DONOVAN
CLASHES “711‘“
MR. COGSW'ELL
(Contltuv-l in n" Page cool.
to install a gasoline tank at St Main“
strct, was read by ("ity (‘ierk lrvmgl
l). Robertson. and referred to lhe com-f
niittee on streets.
Mr. Robertson also rt ad a comma»
nicatien from “'iliiam Howard in
which he stated that in an article pub-
lished rc-ently in the Notwalk liOlll‘.‘
the t‘ity l‘ouncil ret‘et‘rt-Ad to H Ell“:
street as the property of C. l}. Bier
ritt. when as Mr. Howard is the right
to] owner. lie therefore requested
that should the city's records show ting
property as belonging to Merritt. step}
bc taken to rectify the mistake The
matter was referred to (‘ouncitm-tn
Russell from the First District.
A petition from seventy-three prop
terty owners in the vicinity of l‘lo.cr
street anti Franklin :t\‘l-nllt'. “Hitler-L
init. that immediate steps be taken in
the construction of the proposed l‘\
tension oi" lion-r street, thrott-_‘1 the
Jefferson school property to Fix; .112n
aylnue. and describing the incon
venicnce caused by prcwnt («tiltltl‘tilt‘
South Norwa‘k iwns referred to the cotn‘nitttu or.
_ , -.. “a . . . A,____ :ztret is.
i The advertised pubiic lent-in: on
the construction of a sewer tittsltlclt
'that section of the l-‘irst lli\illtr’,
known as Yunkte ltoodlc t'tlllll. “1‘
declared cloned v. lib'll no lll'l lt'~tt-ti putt
lies appeared t’lllll'l for or [Jilin »: tin-
project. (‘ouncilmau Moore tilt-n tilt"
,Mtiletl :t te:-'oltttioit in ('n'int‘cfllci iit'lt
(this matter. “'llt‘l‘t in it was :tuth u}: d
1to construct the sen’er in .lt'tt‘ttlJIlt‘t'
iwith the Hans and profile of same
tnow in (‘ity lCn-iu--e: item} it.
J idlllltll":l (llllt't'. it'ltl ‘t .ttl\t.ll«‘ fut‘
' ‘iiul: from contractors. it t't:'i:»t‘
- 'solr'ed thtt ‘\‘.‘othir<3:~ ‘h- cost o' the
«t‘\\'(‘l‘ be met in} th.- 11 1).; r._‘. none. ~
' ltenetitetl by its it‘l‘xil'Tl 'io‘; t
firwnerk' share ot’ 'iw . \pt :t .. I» :t-
a tt-ori;~.i"v-tl by that. sent-ink tr. 'lt- 'u-n‘
“ 3 ‘lits and dame, . T'tt xi «Minion "
LJ- .itnmet‘tiatclt 'ttitrt, ml
.’. I in regard to :hw ttt:tt't' o' :he p-o
:3 . .poscd wideninc ot \\';a’t >1l-"f anti ti: .
L.‘ ‘ > designation o:’ a buiiti‘n; i:n-‘ tzwr
NO SAFEBLOWER WILL ‘jon. i.tw\ lid ‘.~~, Ila rtpit ~t'1'...':.c\ for
WORK TO THE TUNE ‘lhlllt‘l't (i '\\'i|.~»on. the own»: or the
tl)l’(lll0l'l"' a: litt‘ t-ornoi or” \\';til anJ‘
OF OUR ELECTRIC BUR‘ E \Vatea' streets. appear-d. and entered;
"3 into a l-uultg. (llrt'lls‘EtITl on 1h.- mac
GLAR ALARM Her. li-i >I.ltt‘li 'ltat l‘is‘ t-ti‘nt vat:-
.‘hezirtii' in favor of [hi idea of will.t
. . _ cninc -h«i Sll'l‘t'i in from~ or his prop-i
which any cne prying into um. tn: w... of the op'niozi that ::ie‘
the vault where our Safe gun-thinly ctnploytd by the f"veitoitint'<;
_ 'l‘ullililii cu in tite':tsscs::theht of Dene-t
Deposit BOXES are kept. Hits and damages had been unjust tot
would set off. jibe property owners in yit w of titeé
- llHUl l:I"t tut} had been cur-:1 too.
yr Isn't that a pretty good :shurt :1 notice to attend tho Elf-01511:.
'\'ie\vi‘:'~: the mnltct' from a tegat;
‘ Place for your valuables, «standpoint. T~.l.'. Duis- further stile-d}
-t particularly When it costs ;that rm action should llll‘lt been takeni|
t ‘on the estabiiglditr of a building lll‘lt‘t
i only “'00 a’ year for a ivrhcn the public hearim: was adver-I
. box? tised I) consider the proposed Widen-i
. tion to that ‘effect prese
only. it was the!
that the coup-1‘
streets
contention
the
3
ing of
attorney"
' cil body should talkie immediate action Jitney Drivers' Association. followed
5° as ‘0 5‘1"" 4““331 time and. POSS'bIYv Mr. McMahon and answered his state-
After some further discus ments and accusations in detail.
trouble.
sion, the matter was referred back to
the frecholder's committ . 9n a mo-
nad if)? Boun-
lic hear-
cilman Russell.
yen in order-came the pub
i: ' - " ' rm -. .
ilili ‘Ult't’ to 1h” city"
the trolley cars to pass under the
. “'ashington street bridge. de l ntng‘
that their present-e mizht tend to~
~
one. and the grading of the stt‘e’l.
No one appearing. to be heard in th».
matter. the hearing “'83 deczatcd:
closed and a resolution presented by
(‘ouncilman Wolfe in connection with‘
the project. Mr. \Volfc's resolution.
authorized an appraisal of the dam»:
ages and the payment of some to the
property nwnets of their authorized:
agents by the city treasurer within
sixty days froth the date of pubhca-l
tion of a list of those pmperty owners;
affected. The motion “as adopted;
without further discussion. '
The only one appeatiuc .‘It the
public hearing: on the thtpth-ul widen
tug of North Main sin-ct. .tllll the
guiding of same lll‘l\\'t't‘ll lit" prop-
erty of ll_ S. ltnvenport and the turbnrl
shop in the Maliacketno Hotel. wzh
Judge John Keogh \\ ho stated that
Harry A Goodwin. A .l t‘ollin~. and
together with a
owners or
(leucral Russell l"ll)nl
number of other property
parties interested in the matter. were,
heartily in favor of tho- projt-ct (“Jute
cilman \\'olt‘e ioIIoWo-d .\lr
with the offering of a tt‘s‘oltttiotl which»
appointed Matthew t‘ortu-t:_ \\‘it|iatn
‘diilct :tnd \\'tlli:tm ii .\i« Mullen as a
totntntttee to make an «~.~titnate of the
lie-0:11
lm'itiits and dutuaces‘. lttill'tltt‘tx With
A ll--~t~t'iptivt~ survey of the proposed
tlttlllL'J :tnd t'riu‘t't to the ct-nutt'. a!
the nc\l tecular tum-tin; Th» resoiu
tion “as adopted .\l~ \lr_\l.thon
l.tt l‘ It'tltlt‘slvll lltu! l2l\ -t_tnt~ 'ot-
.tlII.I'-l t-‘lrm ill" rut-.nii't-w. but \
:t. "ion \\.t‘ talmn.
Tit" l.t'i;t> :t ~>v‘llll)l.t.‘t 4‘“ 3.;‘1‘ -‘.
-ll|\-‘l‘.\'. who up In this tituc hm'. at»
all to l.‘
\\‘t‘i"* suddenly aroused
. . t
i‘ .llll
from
part tttiy lust itilerwst
.~ menu.
th~ land of pod with Mic mayor's an
littll'lt‘i‘iltt'ltl lltfti the pz'b‘ic itcztttuu.
Ill the itt‘upttsvtl jtttt-H ordinance w.l.~'
open. \‘-'illi:tut ll. .\itv.‘,i:tho:t. \xlto he»
always in ’1‘. stronclx tIitlu‘r'Wl to tilt
'Il‘.‘\‘l‘.t“ oi _i.tn~ys in the \llllllt't o.’
'li‘ \\'.«~hiu::tun street ltt'ltltt'. too};
t"' doc' and for tlu' lp-ntf‘tt of ;- ..
tint) men who had not been present
'h~ 1;th il‘Jlln'l. repeat-*l 11% for»
. --r ~titll'lllt‘lll that ".iltnty it"ti-lt‘ if ,
d. r the \‘t'edttiumu :ztrm-t bridge r: a‘
lie w-‘ttt on [it
relate ~‘t‘\'-L;Il in:,l'tnce.~ \"lto-t'e irui’r‘.
tic had. h-Hu (‘;ll;.'>"5it*tl by ".12-
hit of the’jitneys on both
\\';~..—hin,-.rton street, To arid 1
hi- argument i:-_- brought out the fact;
.h'tt ycazs :ico the citizens of Kori
\vztik had exert objected to allournz-
j‘tes-
sides ut-
force no
tans” tiailic congestion and endanger
the lives of twtlestrians. “Seemingty.
in New of the present conditrons.
when the jitneys are continually cl?—
clins around the traffic dummy under
the bridge those people had the wrong
lllt‘ilr” continua-d Mr. McMahon. His
contention was that the ordinance
should not be passed. but held in away-
once. for further consideration. He
concluded by stating that possibly the
.iitneys may be a good thing. but the
drivers of the machines should con-
duct their business without blocking
up the main thoroughfares.
(‘aptain John Keogh who has been
retained as legal adviser by the local
Mr.
Keogh stated that Mr. McMahon had
not. interested hintsett in the nutter
until he {laid been employedtln nah
lug some alterations in one or the,
o
' tious
‘ lill‘ll
. ever.
‘ M“.
~ “'2!\
gt‘t‘;?t|}{
; been nI'CEsr‘ary
:. fin" 4. .
‘ {if
a» .~.~» 3»;
Wm. Salt.
”.mxmeum... ' .:,. ._
a-L -.
4J1 )
Nation's mmln regard ton-am:
conditions in; .30. the Judge gave a
very inter-ennui; account of the. growth
or the city, particularly
Points where tulle was the heaviest,
and brought out the fact. that busi-
ness follows transportation. “Without
transportation there can be no busi-
ness, and the local business man on—
lecuiig to the jitneys bringing contour
ers to his very door is objecting to
business," continued Mr. Keogh. He
went on further to say that just as
the stage coach had into on-
scurlty before the advent of the trol-J
icy car, so was the jitney to take the
place of the trolley. in spite of any
cuddling legislation to prolong its life.
That the litney is not a nuisance. but
at {W'
-- - {fl _: ‘ s . kt—
tion which authp ‘3'“ ‘l-e assuming to m in: but ac
tion of a 12" sewer along Cedar street, ‘ as "bu . . his shirts" by puns
westerly for a distance of 620 feet, the. mixed up or m. . .
property owners to be assessed tort Amid the tune and mmplnsr o.
the expenses of its construction. A feet of the highly “and Mouse.
public hearing on this matter was set, Mr. Cogsweil nude an aunt to won
for September 19. .3 tinue the one-old“ casement-bur on
A second resolution presented by. parently taken back by the ulookted
Dr. Wolfe authorized the come-i for and strong opposition o- Lhe. tart
tion of a sewer on Reynolds street ,0: the city he“. he stood speechless.
easterly for a. distance of 300 feet mi seemingly at a toss whether to 5') on
Connect with the Fort street sewerfi or not. -.
The resolution was adopted and as His embarrassment was reread.
public hearing likewise set for Sen? however. by Councilman Eldridge.
tember 19- - whOsc entrance into the argumelm
0!! the recommendation 0‘ .01“. provided a sort of encore for the. 'eu~
Moore. a public hearing was likewise‘ tertainment. Hr. my; was of the
set on the advisability of consruct.’ opinion that the imam-cc represents
trig a 10-inch sewer through Lafayczte, ”‘7‘. should be given the fish; to con'
a convenience and necessity is evi-
denced by the fact that hundreds 0:.
Donnie use this means of transports-l
tion daily. was the contention of Mal
Keogh. He concluded his lengthy talk,
by asking that the men who had in-'
vested their savings in the jitney bust-
nees and were striving to make a liv-
ing in it. be considtred. and that the!
ordinance be passed.
After a few further remarks by Mr.
McMahon in which he informed the}l
council that in his former statenNu,
he only wished to convey the idea:
far as blocking traffic under the bridge;
and not a nuisance in every sense of,
the word. and a few remarks by Jacob
Scaub. a jitney driver who was of the:
Opinion that the jitncys could not last!
much longer on account of the heavy
taxes ami requirements that are to be:
imposed on them after January 1 the‘
hearing “as declared rinsed.
(‘ouncilman Wolfe then moved that,
the ordinance as appeared in the“:
columns recently he adopted. .\lr. iii-t
dridize interrupted. however. and re-
rmerited that an amendment be addedil‘
preventing the machines from di:-.
charging or taking on passengers at;
a crosswalk. Assurance on the part
of it". “'ol'e Mayor lhnnvau and (‘ily'
Engineer Minor that police regula‘
would amp‘y cour this hem”
to satisfy Mr Eldridac who
that there were not enouzn
in the police department to ree‘
that the law in this respect was ad
bored to. Dr. Wolfe‘s rmolutlon. 'tow-’
was finally adopted in spite of
Eldridze's Opposition and the
gathering of jltneymen. satisfied that
th'tr object had been gained by Mr
Knnyh. filed out of the room. back in;
Mr ir more familiar pmitions. behind
I veering wheel.
The committee
"oiled
stated
recently appoint: vi,
to investigate a petition that ball
playing on the Amusement Park;
grounds be prohibited. reported that
in their opinion no harm was berm:
done and were in fmor of a con»
tinuance of the national sport
A pt-tttion presented some time amt
by Louis Diamond requesting permis.
sion to install a gasoline tan'; on
North Main strre: was granted on tth
recommendation ot Dr. “'nlfe. .
This ended the old business berorej
the council. and Mayor Donovan took
the opportunity of saying a few words
in regard to the recent sale of the
army bacon He said that the seven
and one-half Ions had been sold in np‘i
proxima't-Iy eight hours. and without:
a penny a\p~-n~e to the city He
II"
. was loud in his praise for tho- splendid
cooperation of the R. A‘- (‘. Corset
company “The concern is a blessing
to the It“ and iris been a remnant
bnpv ltt'o' ttt the past lotty year-1 at
fortlln: :t tun-lillmul for a cmmr'cs!
number “2: -n o-llllllt\)ll‘~'nl cou‘d not
be obtain”! el-‘ewhvtcf' said the
mayor ll. :tlsu commended the
polioentl n - ‘reet depnttnu-nt our
ployt 0‘5 and all others “ho had in any
assisted in the sale of the bacon
with such 1wmstttkitlu care He statel
that it had ln-en his i-itcntions in en-
ll‘l into neconations for the purchasn
of a quantity of frozen chickens and
beef, but the nou’rnmt‘nl would
only sell tarlvmd :ne idea had
ltt‘l'il ill‘Jtlliltt"‘ ll
t‘nntinnut: .\ia_\or
llll>,
l‘mnovan stated .
Him as 1h~ life of the present admin-
istrazxen tip-w to a close. he was ob»
llit ti lllltlt'l‘ 1"!" lrl‘ti\|>‘:tll\.~' (ll llh‘ (‘il)'
tililllr'l'. to make et report. bttt_ in \‘ft w
cf the Lu: 7h.I' a number ot minor ro~
in town-ction with the general
\‘n t. n it ready, he asked that
he tu:t't-~: ht put over to a special
ttt-‘etillt '
indie
in a sh u' nddre>\ to the council.
tutu. the mayor complimented them;
on the wonderful and marvelous te-a
suits in managin: the city‘s afiairs..
especially in these evpenshc days
“l-Ittry department shows a surplust
. :~ud at no time during the 9Xl>30ll(‘*:
administration. has it'
to use mom-y of tip
off to this board.“ said
"in fact indid no‘ usr
appropriated f0.- its,i
the presen-
‘axes not set
the mayor,
all the money
use." "
"The result dmnonstrate: the fact
that th2< city can br run on a 1: mill,
tax in th0 Fifth District. and it is an:
evtravagazue and waste to have it
otherwiv All expenditurts in th‘
‘ met by increased assess
i'illlll‘t’ ("P-ll :n-
iiicms on new property. and you are
leaving yrur successors sufficient as»
70:5 to my oh‘ the 3100.000 bonds duo
in .ianury thit. without any addition-
al tax."
“\\'e are going to be able to handle
all imptm'ements ordered and pay for
titt‘nl. anfil when the year is closed'
we are going: to have sufficient money 1‘
left for our successors to run the city!
Without borrowing. Money has i:eeu
received for the use of your money by
the banks instead of you being forced
to pay for its use. Hardly a month
has passed without a few hundred dol-
lars being received for the use or the
money by the banking institutions."
“In the Fourth District 810.000 re-
mains over the amount needed to pay
for the appropriations and on this
matter 1 will prepare a more detailed
report to be presented at the next
meeting provided you adlourn alter
this meeting until a later date.“
At this point it. was decided that an
adjourned meeting be held. on Friday
ev '
_.
lstrect in the First
'the fun began."
. quote
. the it advisable to lay :bo matter be ’
circle. in the First District. wesxert)" tinue. and not be “1,,an by
to Franklin avenue. ; “rough house “way
On the recommendation of But Darin: the. ensuing session. in
Moore. a public hearing was ‘likevvise‘. which Mr. Eldridge m the target for
set on the advisability of constructinzt a slim! of Mayor Donovan's wit. he.
a 10-inch sewer through Lafayette cir-l Mr. Eldridge, suggested'that moving
etc in thc First District. to Frankl-iai pit-tufts of the meeting be taken.
"Or moving pictures of the Repub
avenue. t l
A new committee (onsistins of \‘t’il—i lican caucusus in the Third ”strict
liam H. McMahon. Wittiam Moran. last night." was the mayor‘s ready re
and “’illiam Milne. to take the. mace spouse. ’
of the one that recently resumed in Finally after a "hunter vam:
connection with the establishing of a; fur." during which the mayor was
building line on \Vashington street. " ‘ ,
was then appointed in accordancc of the “good Book. and Mr. (tozlweal
with a resolution to that effect Di'f‘vl made rxcellent use of an opportunity
sentcd by Dr. Moore. of beating a hasty retrent to his seat.
The petition. signpd by a nunjbor m- the curtain fell on the eventful even-
property owners requesting that slt‘pfi. ing. with a resolution presented by
be taken for the grading of Azztenf Councilman Russell. authorizing that
District was re ‘ the matter be referred to a commit-
i‘crred to the committee on strt‘e's. l9" composed 01' Messrs. V'Olk. Ei-
.-\nd now. as the saying goes. "‘l’hen ”ridge and Murphy, and the mayor. on
his own invitation. A public hearinz
of the matter will be authorized later.
or
.C‘
liWI—Sitttttiillltl
BEINlilil-liillfll
(‘iil(‘.\(’lO. Sept. ‘5’“MUBP of the
impendinc realization of the age-lone
dream of the Jews of the world. a
boon land the coming Zionist conven-
Councilman \‘olk stated that in con.
necticn with the recent visit of fire
undertaken to this city. who incident»
ally had notified city omcials throucln
the mtdium of the local press that un-
less their recommendations of ct‘futn
improvements and additions in regard
to fire-tightlng facilities be met within-
a reasonable length of time it would
be mce-snry to increase fire insur-
ance rates in this city. John D. ('02::-
well. a representatiye m the New
England l-‘ire Undem'ritcrs flvchan- »
was present. and would like to say a
few w \rrls on the mattt‘l‘. 'tion hm...
MI, t‘ogswell. art;~e from his seat‘
besrde l-‘ire (‘hief George A. [humans i
at the rear of the hall. walked up to
the railing that encloses the council-
man's desk. and after rcceiytnu a
pleasant nod. and “Proceed. lit-other“
greeting from Mayor llonma‘n. enter»
ed into a lengthy and music-my ad
tlt't‘ss relating to immrancn rmznzs.
deficiencies in Norwalk‘s flre fixiittn:
Some of the
members of the nee will attend. in‘
clulin: Justice Brandeis of the. im-
‘ited States Supreme Court. Dr. (‘lmym
Wcltzman of London. England; N
member of the Palestine Commission.
Judge Julian Mack of the United
Slates (‘trcuit Court, president or thu»
Zionist nrxanizntion and many others.
facilities and water pressure. And the. Features of the convention will he
need of a pumping cosine luck at baid'a mass met-om: at the Auditorium
men in our fire department. made. thPalre where all the sessions of the
signal systems. the need of {convention will be held: 1 "restorav
building inspector. deficiencies in the tlon parade" through the sin-eta of
single jacket hose now in use. And in Chicago in which it is estimated more
(art. a host of other items. each and
every one. a “black eye" to Norwatk‘s
fire department.
He had been
attention.
‘a ball at the First Regiment armory.
and meetings throughout the city to
be addressed by prominent delegates.
pause. for. possibly twenty minutes. Plans for the "recrudescence of dis
and had just gotten to the polnttllnctive Hebrew culture in he cradle
where he was "panning" the city om»; Palestine" are to be outlined. it is an»
club-x tor evidently ignoring the rtic'nounced. These include provision
ommt ndations submitted by ins com. fOt‘ 0911!?” 0f FIICII “”0". a 19'1“!
university and school system: a great
talking. without at
pany as far back as August of last .
)1 :tr. “hen. his honor. the inksnr, printing establishment designed to be
Howl.“ arose. assumed his character» the center of the world's Hebrew ht
isttc pose. with hands ctaspctt twtunu erary effort. and other cultural anon
cies. By these means it is hoped it
back. and interrupted the llll‘lltdul‘t"
gentleman's eloquent address. with a. stimulate Jewish culture to attain ex
question as to how long he “as KO‘WL'ort a wide and beneficial infincnut
to stand there. repeating himself. the and bring ,about. another :0an use
while crying nothing in particular. {of Jewish literary and artistic inuu
Has a time limit been placed on me'.‘ "109.
1,..de Mr. ('“xswpu 0n the more pradictl side. the con
Mavor Donovan ignored his quesqu’nlion will take up the questions of
tion. but proceeded. forthwith to pre {Immune the new state, arranging for,
sent his side of u". “flair. ins argricultural and industrial dove
“S‘econd story men " camblers --flopment. and ”19 DTOYlBlon 0! homes'
‘ h ' V i ' ‘. ' 3 . .
“Out to beat the public." were just a for JHHFh “flux?“ and “'0 ODPNM-l
few of the titles and accusations,9d “gm min) ("“1135- d _
hurled at the insurance companies. in A eatuu 0 l 9 Pan 2 '1" be a
detachment of the Jewish Leator
Mayor Donovan's “come back" in de _ . .- _
Wm“ of ”W "mm!“ M U“, (My “m which toucht .or the-restoration otthc
l'l'll lie Atuiet‘v informed \lt t‘tr c Jewish homeland m ”l“ “92“” ”l
. >. -. - 1 ** ). .~ '. '. ‘\_‘
well that tip only comtnttuuatton re {’fl‘y‘k‘l2'1‘éiilLulgnedfla part or (all t 5
tuned by hint trout tile instlt....lu L‘ ‘ “_* ‘ O que m: army. l
4..
Ext“ I
:lfit‘llt‘) was one date d .\ucu~-t _
Dr. B. P. Grigizs, who has been ex—
which trad as follows:
”Al ”in request ltl Fit‘t‘ (‘ltivi (it'iltLl
hefty. 1:11
A. lloxardus. we enclose .. _ _ _
copy of a letter and recommendations S‘?"'“~‘.v announces that this is lb?-
which were sent you on August 21. fwdw“ “3“" in. the world. bill”! no '
t‘tl\‘ .. n‘~.- ii on nine miles in circumiercnce
‘ ' .txut 3.95» feet in depth.
Prior to that. the mayor stated that
cused of not living up to the teachinz.
which will begin Sept. 12:
in Palestine. is attracting worldwide
foremost
plorinc the volcano of It. Katmai. in‘ .
Alaska. for the National Geomphicall i
n
. may? W11 10. 191, ‘
WllilllillllillSMll
filltll NEW flittttitt
BALTIMORE. Md. Sept 1 "nai-
gamation of all organization 1,. u".
men mlatives of the men and “,pr
who served in the l‘nited Stat- 'm:
.and navy during the wm—td v... wm
be proposed at the second .tnit-tut to",
vention of the \‘Var Mothpm m .t... .'_
tea which will be held ltor.» mint”...
i7. 8 and 9. The call for lg,“ "tit-on.
tion of the “far Mother‘s. ju! W“.
out. invites all organization ,,, ‘
similar nature to attend the WM";
.tlon and join in the lormulwt. of 1
new body for which a new now may
be selected.
Representatives of five oth.-. !. m
nations besides the “Ear Mom. 'lll'
:cluding the Daughters oi iabcr'. Vt...
lumen of America l’alrlt)l:;_ “amp“;
Patriotic LPRKUO‘ Of Amet‘it'i in”...
loan Mothers of National tin. “or.
and Sammies' Mothers have hm ..\|.
led to participate in the Know it.-
consolidation.
Thc Baltimore than” N u ‘
Mothers of America is lllillx.!';’ I
1' 1o"
. l fl l'ill
about: for entertaining: 1L. “4...“.
Lou. Sevcral speztker- t‘f r. ,. ,4...»
prominence will be inctuc. 3 ”W
program and there will ln' .. l
cial features.
. Mrs. A. “'. Roach. :tctxrw
presidtnt. of Richmond. ind,
x...
‘1 ' li'H‘l
moon.
that large delegations will r- t-n-
all the chapters of 1hr War ft m..-
and she has been in cor-non“ .m...
‘with oft‘itiais ot the “ills; r. 7
{lions urging Hunt to attend lit- .:.
.iux here Two nty H \l n ~‘..t~
,represented by dcl’cn?
first annual convention in: 1.: :1'
xi» :1
‘5 “l' " lit”
ville. ind. last Septcmbt r w
Among the racial fc. '.l‘-’~ My
Manned by the B::""‘"‘re It.. s “w .~
.a visit to Annapolis .upd t'. -
por‘s hcme. automobih .:t5. .
Et‘een. the Red t‘ror» t?‘ m! t.
leis bl nded durin: t' r u M '~ it
throucit ltrud Hill Park :ttt-l .. ‘. .
John Hopkins butter-at)
——':"‘v a Sentinel \K‘ant .Af'y.“{f§’
meat
BETTER Q”JAN TALCUM
FOR BABtES
Recommended by Physical-5 1.). 0.”
Thirty Years
Talcum, powder is :raduai‘ l
displaced by slearatc of 7.1m
ins powder for balm»
stearatc of 7in< t‘vrst
:q— ‘ i‘ t.’
l'fi‘nv .31.-
“11$
tl'x‘i "\- ' ‘l
'than 30.000 Zionist will pe.rti<:ipute;‘30 31‘3” HR“. in the g‘iv‘nm'u in!» ::~.
tories of McKes-son & ‘Robium v-tw
clans and mothers haw
superioritieu oter talcum.
LICK & R Ftearatc of Zint lim-
that the finest taltum will do :u‘
addition it is waterproof and limbo:
Rub a little Mt'K & R Stearate of I’uttv
on the of your ‘-
ro‘filr'zv 1
ill
I."
hand and
let the wat~‘t' run over it. The w ,w'
will run off a: quickly as it does turn)
a duck's back. but t‘\t’l‘_\ bit of Rit‘rx’ A
R Stearate 1f Zinc “ill rent-mt
Mothers like MPK 8; R Stearate of
Zinc because it heals babies" stun
hack
especially diaper rash Sprinkle it
freely in all the folds of the stun Her.
3 (an of lit-K & R Simll‘hlt‘ or Zinc
lodzl y.
if
I I
t | I 4
.t, .u
Wu“ owl-“iii”
his knowledne ot' the “hole affair had
been gained through the n-“spapers
only. the inspector who \isitcd this
city some two months ago. not deem-
the past few years. although not a
school building in this city has been
destroyed by fire during its existence."
stormed the now thorouzhly aroused
mayor. “\Vith our present fire dcij
rattmt at. we are “JV: payin: 1111.)!‘1' :n- '
.turnncc than when the city was pro“,
toned with a volunteer department.”
he continued. "In that event. why am
you make us pay (lUullll: insurance on 9
school buildings" was the question."
tion hurled at the dumtoundrd insurw‘
ance man. .“ “
Mr. Cogswell then made an attcmptg .
to answer the question in a round;
about way. stating that rates charged;
htre are not based on the actual loss
by fire in this city. but on the total.
1.171.311
Try Our Home Made
AND ICE CREAM
MADE FRESH DAILY
THOMAS CONFECTIONERY
fore the city t‘ztthms. or to lkit’lld to i
them the courtesy of a personal \‘tsu .C \
Fize (‘hiet‘ Bozardus and the report '5 ii
'ers had been the only 0!l".\ smn by ;§ ii
the r: presentatives. . - - ES . -
"Your institution has doubled the g; - ll
rain: on our school building-z during :.
C,._ . .0.-.
so
2‘ SOUTH IAIN 8T.
4.; .20.-
r
loss throughout the New England'
states. of which Norwalk must sand
her proportionate share. His explantr
tibn was again cut short by the mayor.
who opened up another attack. Witt,
an offer to apologize to Mr. Cogswell
for the erroneous statement that the
rates on the school buildings had
doubled in the past few years.
“I accept the apology," answer-e!
that gentleman. smiling. apparently
pleased that he had at last gained a
little of his lost plunge.
“Your institution has not doubled
the rum, “tumult“. mthavojm
mom --
CITY NATIOIAI. MRI, of
thebsnkandchmtmmthe
w: seam accounts
Slush
To accommodate our customers and supply their needs, The
mode the following clung“: Increased the working space of
the new and Wide STAMNT SYSTEM.
South Norwalk, Conn, has
old Boston Ledger System to
WHETHER LARGE OR
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