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home from now on with
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The beams of tho titx' flmr of.
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Roodnvr's ncw block, \\.ill .Q’t‘tft-t. atel Rogtrs & Stevens
.. t ‘ ' llut-l', and the wink is“ ‘
our hill in i . ‘ __ I F .. Norwnlk aottth Norwali:
progressing rapidly. 'llio hr.c.. “.lllv
on the south end i:~ up w uni :thove:
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tht sttontl stoty ol tilt Hi” i A \‘rry lJWI‘ mnn‘ c: \l"~“tll‘> from
Nomlk’s Fighting Home?
Landed and Honored To-
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parade that has not bee‘ concealed by
tin: or bunting. Passengers in trains
passing over the Washington istreet
bridge. stare and gasp in badminton at
the transformation of the business
streets. Visitors from other cities are
unstintiug in apolten praise.
Hundreds of out-of‘town relatives
and friends of the marching service
men, and visitors from surmunding
cities are planning to be in Norwallt
today for the parade and events.
Scores of films have been sold by local
dealers. and those who have cameras
are preparing to permanently record
for future years the scenes during
one of the realest of Not A'alk’s fest-
ive celebrations.
Business throughout the city will be
practically aha standstill. Factories,
offices and stores will be closed. (‘hil-
dren Will desert their books. for the
school houses will be empty. to watch
the idolized big brother or dad parad‘
in: for all the world to see in his uni-
form.
today is one of Norn'nllt's bins-mt
ditys, nutl cvi-ry mzm. woman and
child will be ottt to tztitlm i'. ii‘ big
and successful us they can
NO GIFT SW’ORD
FOR GEN. BERSHING
Continued trom First Palm
.>lll'lllll‘.tllil,L' lll\\‘il.~' will \i,~ii tlti< ciiy,
offered llll' resolution ol’ llt.ltlk-z “lticli
. . . . .. —. o 4 -;l
Applications to be ”Add“ \J-t‘r. tutt' . ,.. ‘utt. .‘l o l v ‘- . ‘ - ' w ‘
be turned in to lir- reizistt'lrs by u t. "if: to “mt-ass .‘(orumx s mammoth] It'detid‘ttnl'. M‘fi‘f‘]:'“;""”"‘f hum)”-
~ , ' ‘ ' . . (mun, ($45 in: llc
. . ~ .5 1 :1 [9111th The .. v.1. . .n; ." x i. . ti :. . .
Odor“ (m -1l:1"'t ‘13; pin”: km“ ”W” \.-.tnim ii. in Ciltfir'i 01 .ollly dissenting Vole. it tho-n went '..v‘
sclcciltltll 11".]. 0 fr :1 puma a of -.- - lthv Senate. The resolution says: i
:tllxddy mt tilt it) . . .. e t ‘i 3],... St_.t\i_"\ .\. Smith. whim-.- llllh‘l “The thanks ol' the American pimple
‘( u ’lJ‘S. ,.. t ' ...i "l v .
nu ma \t t __...- > w h “M ll“ d W ”My. lltl.‘ MM h". “A...“ .md lllt («ingress of till- i mind Bluie>
_ ‘ ‘ . :tlt‘ dot, and ttrn- her-dig. to ndvrcd. to
Edward (‘ulictt cf tillli‘n‘ili '1" N' "' lH'M tilt" ;. 5" -”~ "”""" “”“h‘mw' (it‘lll'liil John .1 l‘tvshv’ti ' tor hi~ h“'l'
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nuc lltln ri-siunt-tl hi“ tout .m “if“ ‘2: l.’ l'ltIJ \l'n il\l‘Iltl". .l?l'.l tl.t> Lilu it‘ly distinguished firms?” 3‘. (‘otlinmnd
Btltltr lll'tllllv‘l‘s and “J." ta’. 2'; .l posi up llt‘l iv .ilwmw- ill .\.>-.\~ lniillozi, i-i-int‘hic-r m’ tlu- Amprimm Exp...”
~ ,. . _| . iltlllHI’V Force in Pumpw 'md to Ho
‘ ' l .l'(l(“i' lml-ts- ! ‘- "t'v ' l ' ' J
limb ““1 l y ‘ (”hit 1. m ””1“.” i‘tnuimzto‘i “Fro; tlfiiccrs and men nmim his command
\'a stree. ‘ ' ' " ' tm‘ their llnwm'ei'in' dut’ ' '-
lo inform .til ambush. tintt lht-y TH“ thmuuhout the warf‘ ) ‘md “Nor
“1"” is believed to 1,.. mil groin!) ”.4 m l'ol‘iw. lilo pnratln after it has No mention ol lhn- .‘\\(lrll u..-~ math-
indicted damage hits tic-"ll “ 3 “' mus-ml 'l‘ll ') Mll' In take other mule-4 "‘1 ”W “"011
sashes and writ-s in w :nim- .- o' lin- .V . . __ - “_
'Muller (lloriFi mm‘. NT)“ _i.\_ ‘1“, limit thus.- that the pnrudt- t,‘ blunt: JITV r
ticipaled unless those i’-'.~!t-lil~ll)ll'. mnr. i E‘ MEN TO
whose. identities ill'l.‘ known M “Mr 3w —-—-—— HOIJ) MEETIN(;
lice. make Olfrtur'“ “: “I“ )Wi" “' ~.\illl‘t:l\'~ >‘mizin: tli‘i‘l"'-"“‘ NW" OCTOBER 13
. ' l n for t urtrt '-'> t . ~ .
- compensate t ex ‘ ‘“ \vtillt Armor} l-iidny Md" i
Lock your doors and ‘VllnthV~> s.» i «wanna... from pm U“,
~curcly and do not mingle with the _\ “I...“ a...” of mum.” has been ‘
crowds today With Ltrge amount» or taken in ”w \l't'Ctllln ot" the “'tmii-‘H'nl’t‘nilun on October ‘3
money in your pockets. is the warning
fat Chief of Police William R. l'en- \Vfll‘d “Vt‘nw‘ arch.
nington 10 the public Rxcct VlL'i- noon :1 check for five dollars was re.
lance will be observed. by plain cioth- 0.3“.” by ”h. committin- \3.01" n n,“
‘fgdg‘fn't: hlfi“:’ltl’:lllnfilviiltgcltiit: $5133: dent of Elmwood awhile. The nrch
' ins. ' P‘eople taking part in um cnrni‘ will receive its final decorations ”‘1.“
val‘tonight are especially advised to'niornlng. it is the intention of the
. be watchful. 'fhe limb”? ti: lnylted i: committcé to have a string ot electric
missing*...:.2:...::"..:r;.:.:t. mm. .. an; arch ..
fences bound to happen upon crowded "mm fur this evening .4 display.
streets during public celebrations. . !
Yesterday lifter-i
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Lincoln "ouncil. 0 l_'. A. XL. 01
. John “' Rowland, superintendent of South .\'t)l'w.“tlk. Will llltllit- :t (I'Il'l‘lllill
- the Connecticut Masonic Home at “'iil- ”s" to l‘athquioque (‘ouncil. 0. ‘7» .\.
linut‘ord, who has llllllh‘ltlllh acquaint ll, ltllllorl'ow iticltt. m retruhn‘
' ances in mi“. cm" and M” M‘“ " "- meeting in Mechanic; Hall. Report:
H."
1“ Bowman. 0f Brooklyn, N’ Y- wel‘b of proceedings of the slate council
married in Graco ”NW!" Brooklyn. meeting hm l'n New Britain lust
last Tuesday. The :tunouucoment of Thursday will i... gin-n by State
”he lliat‘l'iage was a “"9“"9 t’ the (‘ouncil Trrusuror, ll. Hart I‘urdv
friends of Mr. Rowland. and Rclll‘cs 'llllllth' Richard H. Smith.
._..-___._ Steamed cort‘. frttnkforts‘, rolls and
HUYLERS - ‘ —— 7 ~— (-ofl’t-t‘ Will li.‘- sot‘vetl.m-llnnbtlry Non-s,
SWEET CHOCOLATE l Many of ”to young people of the
10 Cent‘s It'lly Hrt' still talking of tho jolly good
-litm- thzil they enjoyed at the ESPU'
stillson_Powc“ Corporation silo Weddingr t'cstil'ities Wllicl; basalt
- 7 ill the liridc's home short \ nth-r
South Norwalk '
into tho-
morning .\t‘lI-l‘
hit on their
I-t‘t‘flillpztlllt'tl
continued well
ol' the
Esposu o
illltl
hours
Mrs.
journey.
‘ noon
:unztll
Mr. and
uw-tidin:
to the :llitiltlll by :1 merry crowd. tlultc-
Vole ot‘t-lto~'t’:\
for malty
ht’lil:
to the music of
and
int:
was resumed enjoyed
ltotl ls
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1 imNO—utx AND
DAVIS EXCHANGE
CONGRATI’LATIONS
‘ (Continued From First Prize) '7
.
corridor :is \l:. lml‘is. v.3.” had just;
. tinishud his spex‘cti acct-pun: the nomu
inution for mayor came out. Then-
THE PERSON “THO Vlllltl ll . n .\l.t\or Donovan, vi ho is ttiuc‘tii
’v lilt' Lul‘t‘l' lllttll. llltlkn‘tl tl'Wv'll f‘tl ill: 0!»1
FAILS T0 SA‘E ~. ponent and said:
MONEY n ; "David and tioiidh." .
~ . j “chY And history is .:.iin; to re-‘
[peat i’xll‘," came back Davis, in all
isn’t getting all that": is . ‘liash. :llitl everybody Within earshot
. chortietl with glee at the first shots in
out of life. _, . .
. n.1zit ln‘ sure to be it lively campaign.
[Nearly every human effort
Ts bent upon the pursuit of
happiness, and a snug
.Savings Account lends to
. ' peace of mind. which is
I LONDON, Sept. lit—The British
1. f‘ElUDllI' put 8,654,467 men into the war.
ithCOI'tllni: to figures made public by
,the “'ur t‘nbinet. Of these, England
jrecruitid 4.0006158. Other white~en-
listmenis in the lTnited Kingdom and
ltlie ctionios brought the total white
Irnlirllllt‘lllb‘ in the empire up to 713‘),-
| 280.
l Enlistment
a
f ".nesslmcre than anything
5‘ _ else. -
. Ti ( Try. it out—and settle the
Viking!“ yourself.
of rates other than
;quart\r t't-Om [Fill-.1. were 1,524,187.
ell.
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v
t» g...‘ A“ .
s'b
:(ll'ivt'll
V\\'eb.~ter avenue. New York city.
ieur lllllll-[lllllld and running board 0:
{whiten including. O‘J-cr a million and ti '
Aim for Mutual Benefit. ‘
‘ The aim of the newly formed ornith-t
nation is one or mutual benefit and to
establish working conditions thri)uxh-'
out the slate. Bflorts are now both:
made to secure one bondinx company
to take over the entire Jitney system
of Connecticut. when the new I“?
goes into cflect on January 1. in ad-.
dition, the association plans to eduf
cute its members and to eliminate all
traces of illiteracy among drivers. The
slogan: "Be Polite and Careful to In-
sure Safety." is to become the watch,
Word of the organization. and printed
curds bearing the inscr'tition will be
placed in the cars of all operators.
President Schwartz 'wao unutlnted in’
his praise of the new jitney regula-
tions, when interviewed yesterday. He‘
said thnt the number of accidents had:
been reduced to a minimum. and that
every local driver was showing more
profit, {and that dead running, rucine'
and speeding had been done away,
Willi. The state association hop-us to'
have the regulations adopted by met)"
city in Connecticut. :'
Vl'ho-n asked about William Jackson."
the jitni-y owner. “ho tried to make a
test case out of the new ordnance. Mr.’
Sclll‘lttrtz replied: "l‘Ill‘l‘y jltney dl'ivm
tl‘ with whom I have tnlked is in
hcurly accord with the new reuui:1-'
lions, and they have all rejeczed Jock-j
«in to: his foollmrdy attitude."
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DELIVERY CARS COLLIOE AT ;
MAIN AND WALL STREETS
'i‘herc Tins a slight auto accident ill '
Main and \\'ttll streets, is»! eveninu.
when it Ford delivery car of th~.- l'nit»
Ml hum-r and Egg Company. of
liridtzepnrl. driven by llnvid I‘lerzer.‘
run on the wrong side of a trolley car
and was hit by an Atlas delivery coin:
by Fil‘tlt‘l'ick llusch. of 2735
The
the Ford were damaged and the front
i.txlt- ot' the Atlas was bent.
Oiliccr llorney placed both men un~
‘tll'r :trrcsl. Berger for Violation of traf-
fic, and llttsch for luring no operm
tot :; llt‘t‘llSt‘ or car certificate. Adolph
btt-inlieltl. licigcr‘s employer. furnish-
was ii" ('X‘r'hullilv of ttotitzr.ittiluliotts.i“d bi!“ for his appearanco in ”11“ UP- ly it stops hurting. then SONU )0“ lift
town court. on Saturday morning at
9 o'clock. and lluscli put up a cash
oond ot‘ $25 tor the some time and
might rounds With Kid isaacs. of \K'est-
,port, which pmmlses to be a real con-
‘ lt‘fil.
-:i l‘ttniidian city. where he is now em»
'ies. on the committee. l
‘ :-' mun.»
Gov. Holcopbgnu aided the follow-
ing pneumatic-15 ‘
' .“The abnorniul' conditions "which
now‘ Prevail m‘nat inane”: every think~'
1118 Wm with the flirming danger!
occaéionod than”. pad. the obvious
necessity {or converted action to main-
taln peace, the preservitton of W
perty’ and the. maintenance of law.
"Existing conditions ' “13898! "'9
possibilitv of an increase. at the tire
hazard. it tr. the duty of every one to
do all which can be GOD? to prevent
destmctiverwaste of every nature and
none is greater that that caused by
destructive tires. .
“in compliance with the mandate of
our General Assembly. l hereby desic-
nate Thursday. October 9. as Fine
Prevention Day, and request the press.
the teachers in our schools. and all
the people of our State. on that day to
give special consideration to the best
means of safeguarding against de
structlve fires."
BOXING aours AT THE '
BfiX‘I’ER GROUNDS TOMORROW
One of the big attractions at the
Baxter grounds, tomorrow. while the
boys are resting up from their march
:.nd getting up an appetite for that
c‘umbake. will be the boxing bouts.
Battling Kunz and his trainer. Joe
(tints. will put up an exhibition bout.
and Young Lenny, of this city. will go
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COMES FROM CANADA ‘
FOR WELCOME HOME
John Clifford Gilbert. one of the old
Sixth Company. who went out with
the New Haven Blue. and saw service
(Ht'7'5089‘. has come til the Way from
pluynl as it machinist. to take pint in
I'it' big “\\‘elcome Home" celebration
today He arrived last night and was
busy for some little lllllt‘ greeting old
friends here.
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OLD FASHIONED FIREMENS' FAIR.
One or the old fashioned tiremens'
fairs. that were so successful in years
gone by. ts planned by all of the fire
fighters of the uptown companies to:
the week beginninz November 17th
Deputy Fire Chief "Billy" Powell htt
been elected chairman of the commit
tec: Sylvester Bmlherton. secretary;
and B. Natleford. lozelher with a lot
of the officers of the several compun‘g
‘PRIMARIES IN'PHILAOELPHIA. I
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 16.-—~Returnsi
from today's primary election from.
776 scattering divisions out of 1.356-
in the city give; Congressman J.
Hampton Moore. cindtdate tor the Re-
publican nomination for mayor. a pin-i
entity of 1.0“ 0 Judge John M. Put-’
lemon. Tho' h then district:
was: Moore. 82.685; Patterson" 81,-}
l
Congressman Moore ran as an lode».
pendent Republican. with the backing;
of l'nlted Slates Senamr Penmse.‘
while Judge Patterson hml the support'
of State Senator Edwin ll. \‘ure. lead-
er of the dominant {action of the Re;
publican party
Lift Moms! ‘
Doesn't hurt a'bll and Freezone
costs only a few cents.
rm: “onion DAY. 0‘9““.
A 0, ”gig-w! «an». olefin, V ». l'
t . . ,5“ .. .
FATHER---
That boy
Wot—Ind your boy whilked any to amps?“
fnmilhrkhnki. Andflnnonenightamightx.
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of yours---back a veteran
Events have moved st such lightning speed “it's all hard tFreah'ze.
low him once or twice, on furlough, in un-
crowded transport, masked and mulled, slipped
amylntotbobhcheu—withyourboyonburd. ‘
How often have you wished tint you might go in h'u place—he seemed so younk! This fierce
business wu‘rfor men, not boys!
And during that draw period of suspense Winn you didn‘t hear for so long, how you slip-
ped down suits curly etch morningt to run your film down the list of wounded. killed or miss-
ing—for if anything bad hoppened you’d lave to phi come I: ‘ to break it gently to Mother and
the girls.
And now he is back—a veteran!
You con do a beautiful thing for him. Pm the recoxd of his service—in your home. He
may not. realise the vital Importance of this now. W pope-x. clippings and letters are so soon mis-
placed; dues, name; and pieces somn fo
sunnce and allotment dots is to court anxiety and delay.
That. boy will thank you for it more and more“ the years pass—and his children and
grmdchildren as they pomover his brief pawns! ocean: of his varied experience. the
shots and the letters—they‘ll bless the foresight. and the thoughtfulness that. prompted
Give your veteran “Our Family Service Record in the. Great World War “
thing to do.
Ami to fail to keep in black and white his in-
his
snap.
The gi’t.
It's :1 beautiul
By special arrangement with the puhtdmrs The Evening
Sentinel is able to place this hook in the hands oi its readers ior
only $1.98.
L7
“'ilh your 5:3:err" ’nit; can lift ofli
an}~ hard cm :1. 94;: :orn or corn be}
tween the tale. anti '11-; imrd skin cal-E
lustN from bottom of f-Mt. '
A tiny lvullle of "Freezone" costs lit-i
lie at any drug store; apply a few.
drcp< upon the corn or callus. instant-
that bothersome rain or callus right:
off. root. and all. without one bit of;
l'ltlt‘t‘.
nonin or soreness. Truly! No humbux: .
— WELCOME TO—
NOR ALK’S sumo: MEN .
and in hallowed memory of
those honored
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l 3 V “v 1} 1 ' L"
“TheJast full measure of de-
votion” to make the world
safe for democracy.
dead who gave
a
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The Morning
Conn '
One need not know guml
coffee to appreciate Van
Dyk‘s Duchess brand. It ills-
pels all care and starts the day
'ofi‘ right. And We tell you it
is a different coffee. The
flavor is superb. the quality is
high. and the price is low.
Duchess Cofloe ...... 48c lb.
Quality Supreme
Combination Cotes . . 300 lb.
For Health and Economy
JamesVan Dylt C0,:
128 Washinttlon st; :
r
To accommodm our customers and supply their needs. The
' 4 CITY NATIONAL BANK, Of South Norwalk. Conn,
_} made the following changes: Increased the worldng space oi
the bank mdchanged fromthe old Boston Ledger System to
‘the new and up-bo-tho-minute STATEMENT SYSTEM.
WESOLIGIT ACCOUNTS WHETHER LARGE 0R
1‘ SMALL. M... «
has
‘ .
g The City National Bank
i mum Dona.
.Try Our Home Made 1
-- CANDIES -- ,
7. AND ICE CREAM ’
MADE FRESH DAILY
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