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T—Shubert‘s Serenade
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‘ trcops'arrivedxét Trltr soon after the
marine x.‘ were put ashore. and the town
.v:a:; turned over to them by the ma-
lrmes. who returned to their ships, ac-'
l - 1 .cording to report. .
t '7'} -»Caprice Basque The Crown Council of Italy met yesd
: .‘.-.Cavatina. terday under the presidency of King!
, " ‘ Victor Emmanuel, and the belief is
? ' lT—Country Dance leipressed that the Council had before.
—~Hungarian Dance Ho. 7
.io—Melody—Cluck . l
' L—eixlelodie
A1;
Titty News
x;- -.-—
it a. reply tram President «When to;
the imlian proposals intendedto settle!
the problem of the disposition of-
tmee Mvicvs from Rome do not in
dtcate the nature of the reply. but in
ltalian circles here it is said. that the
‘ proposals were reiécted by Mr. Wil-
son, who also threatened an economic
‘ _ , Myron it ltaly persisted in landing,
' .. ‘f! _Fittme in deflanCe ot the allied pow
I)()VNELL‘ S -er.-I. 'Amerimn delegates would not
i t tdiscuss the N‘DOI‘L
. The d'Annunzio lorceseat Flume are
l5 30. Main St. twin to have extended their lines back
hr; the city so as to include high
“'5’” RURW‘L‘ aground strategically necessary for tho
’ Idii'encr- of the city. The City of Sun—
lsak. which is really a part OLFIUHIQ,
its to be taken over by Captain d-‘Au-
lnunzio. At we sent Sussnk is occupied
by the Queen's Brigade of the Malian;
Army, which has not joinedthe insurg-
ents. Comparatively good order pre-
vails in the city. it is said.
; The political situation in Italy is up.
‘parently near a crisis. according to.
input, the advocates‘of the nnneu ’
'tion ot’ Fiumo including some of tho
more powerful elements.
vt‘Attts. Sept. 26.—Premter Clemen-
“4..
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(all :‘ystmu i< being in»
the R. «it w. hat far-rory.
wrxmm F' “- Cullen ‘5 dorng ccau‘s remarkable addresses in the
-‘ - I. . . ‘(ihamber of Deputietx. yesterday. ii“
M“ Minor Hats, 0 Brien's ‘
.nhich he asked for the ratification at
Mary A. State of Norwalk, was ' the Treaty of game“ 8'w‘ltlbxmggfmnl};
1' ~' 9 a was made on 7 ay.
~ 4- I". “<1": rltcted' Supreme there was an impression. that hisviords
‘ ump‘mmn "f [hp Companions on rm 1; evtous day during. Us collo
imwsm” "f Amen“. “em a: any with M. Burthou were a slight at
' "~""l" "ill' ‘85! week. America. the wny he spoken! the "ud-
. mirable impetuosity” with which Am
.tica thug, men into the battlefields
showed that no slight Win intended.
Applause runs: through thtI Chamber
uhtn the Premier said: ‘.‘\Vould yorr
know my complete mooring? She-ll
more ho no writtrn truty. l was!"
count on America all the same. i cam
say we are firmly countingwon "l"
adoption of the treaty over there." .
“l have seen young: Americans a
the front," he continued. “and not on
oi them, whether his origin was (:‘el
mun. ltalian or Pole. wavered in 01'
fight." “her: asked why tltv" "'0!"
there, they replied: ‘F‘or liberty.’ "
The Premier weaned how at out
origin the allies had to detride wot-the
to deft nd Calais or Paris.
"A tow days later." he continued
"Premier Lloyd George, ot‘ (treat 11:“
am. asked me what 1 had decided. I
replied; ‘l‘rance made Paris: l’avrt'
ntadt‘ F‘rnnt‘o. I would burn Patis tt
_-.\Vll}- tall? at C})an(xl: WlLl) str~save France.”
you know nothing about. whén you chn LONDON.~Sept,l-ll2, ((‘tl;'l‘(‘i[]‘l£nll?;'
tut the famous "Tl‘etouase_" 1'in oil- (“O"ABBOOIHHL‘I rm . , e ;
l-‘ronrli kid glove~ made in France plan colony in London is deeply inter-I
V 5' ' ‘ enter] in stories which lave been com .
from M‘let'lt‘fl rlilnr'. for the same price '
ing the last few days from new.”
you par for lnt'vrlor qualities? These countries concerning the fate of 0103!!
I :iton (‘, Jessup of 1?; Arch street
he New Haven yestcrday. where
, . 'n t-ntm‘ Yale ['niversity. taking
t""?lll:fi(.‘ vourse. He has success—
' > passed the colleen board exami-
, Lennx liillinwry. 29 South Main
South Norwalk. Conn.
Splintwood Union Sunday
utll reopen on Sunday after-
o'clock with John M. Clover
\ll officers, teachers and
pupil: are requested to be present.
William Thompson.
the New York grocery, continuesin a
(rillf‘Itl condition at his home, 123
Main 511144, Unit- hope is entertain-
m! t fix his recovery.
.» . 'eet,
‘I i tuil
... . n .it 2‘.
r. that‘zzo,
proprietor of
:‘t-Hihlt- glow-s may he obtained at who were once mighty in their conr
\' y (-3: “. h' t try. In every instance. they tn. o.I
tho . . Ryan 0.. on 11>. me on hardship, 0c ionally 0‘ sufl‘ | g.an-'_
$171+" Sm- :ttlv. :
always of poverty and distress.
in Helsingt‘ors there is a young-
Altm‘titxw oi () )llll‘ (‘ha tPl'. N0. 33.
’ l p prince, little more than a. boy. ‘Wllo l;
t) ‘22 S, \‘.tll takt- tllt' ‘3-219 train from
Smith Norwalk tomorow rdornintz for
\l’aliinzford. where Grant-E Master's
Dru" will bt- obwrve’d at the Masonic
Home.
‘le-zi
I Ezt‘v ‘1')”
of better shoes when winter comm:
The soles have disappeared and, a:
bled streets. <
Living in a flat which is little mon-
tlinn u tenement in the name city is a
Russian nobleman of high rank. who
with tortunc and position zone, innit.”
his living as a baker.
in other parts of the city. smittcrm
Wino know short value-q appre-
many good qualities of the
“whim on Show and will surr-ly
line of the latest, modvls
one of the
v1]...
. .‘, .1 lit
‘ l‘rxnneally & Iiruckwn's.
x. itil'ht‘ll‘y'te evm- shown in the among thv moans-st and poorest sect
_. h 7 - ' ' .. ' t‘ound scores of petson'
Tn, ‘ _ 1.5 s P? for ions, may. he
' f WW hm M d! \ ho ‘ .wllosr- names Vt t'l't‘ not so long .8;t-.
:i; 1 . also ready.
Kory well known in the highest sari
My of l’otrourud and Moscow. Some
m tlmn wo:k n'hilo other-2t manage tt
Ll‘ancv. Town Assem‘nly ll'tll, Fri
do". 257m, Sr-t'etfs Git-lirsstm. Admin
um; ‘i', cams. ‘E‘kf' our :1 prt-tutl‘luiis ohistg-nr-u tron '.
H ‘ , incomes whose source is CLILH‘ELV nu
'l‘l’. . lillilwlixfll tll‘tllllttl Pl)ll‘lll'..‘h‘ knoWn [U llll‘ll’ friends. 'l‘llt'll‘ ("101
of the \l‘. (‘. T. l'.. of 'Fnirflelt‘i 7'43"» ‘ltirltltlllilblt t-lntl inn.» rapidly 20in:
tx' will he imltl in the Advent (‘ltfii- to pivot-s, and. like the pttltm with tit. '
t. - l‘ -u”. 'l‘ltUt'Stan. nltt shoes. they know not ‘\'h(,‘l't‘ 111,:
1"” “h“, m ‘mh .' 't'tpltu-rtn-ints MT” in t‘otnt- from,
(it-arm‘s 2. with businese Feffiiong ‘51", HOME. \Vednosday. Sept. 24.—rln .'
the forrnmn and afternoon. In theflu‘odflmatlon jsbucd by Gabriele (l'AI‘
Lorza S. LamanCe. nn- nunzio to thelpeoplemol‘ lla'ljnialtit. tin.
. 7‘ -. . ‘ ._ . f a post t-nnmiamer of time at: area:
""1"“ "Lawn", and wflmm 061‘ ‘m.' "Tho“ fate of the Adriatic >must. be
V. T, l - “'l” ““1””. an a “le'fildecided only by nations. Any othei
t7: lmr eXlN .lf~l‘tt‘t-I< wl‘ti‘m trm't‘lins: an .mu‘s would be- intruders. \V‘e reins:-
'.;inz m llm lntt-t‘r'st“ of tho mean-Ito allow them to prevail."
A message Dom Flume states 019'
{on American author. Henry Fox, has
{arrived there and offered his services
; 10 d‘Annnnzio. It is also declared that
ion “American naval officer had volati-
pvnnin: Mrs.
‘v‘w‘ll’
izzititan
PDANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
Tt‘ivll :‘.~:r!‘nill_\v' Hall, Grace Brothers”
o
. .‘lt'ligr'iia. tittvl'ttd to help d‘Annunzio defend the
:— * ‘ ' —-’ lcity.
\ . V“ .8 w. ,.\.\.w .. RIO JANEIRO. Thursday, Sept. 25.
=3-"‘\‘l\\5‘-‘““5\°‘“-°" *“"“\“‘ "““‘ ‘ v-Dispttlches from Sao Paulo state
that a meeting of Italians was held
Rnlston
nigh-m of o Shoo”
\t .
We Have Money
to Loan on
Real Estate
Forthem.Mutdd, who
mum'wfimoegut
“‘2‘ .
-‘h'~‘.D°et m a gnome being made to
practically barefoot. with no prnxpet ‘.
the story goes. he limps painfully a: '
he picks his way over the rough C(lll ;
t
!‘
val to the seizure -o.‘ Fiume.‘by Cap-
tain Gabriele d'Annunzio. resolutiona'
being mood; expreosmg em for
len
ciai
000 1
him moral, aupport and give finau l
assistance to the extent or 1.006,-x
ire. ltafians here are planning a}
emonstration in 1“- ' 5
d'Annemio. W, or CAR?!“ 9
. __ ___ t
SEPARATE lN BRlDGEPORT %
To MEET m miw HAVEN.
Mrs. ml‘h and Son of Newf‘eirl. He..
Picked ,up by Police in W ’
Park - ' 3
HARTFORD. Sept. 26.—Practlcallyl
penniless and without friends.
May Smith and her 12 year old son
Charles were form in use of the rttv‘
parka yesterday. Hrs. am can tho:
Mrs. I
I
it
police thut her home who inflowfield! ”
Me., and that she left that plate overt
two months ago with her MM and
son ion Virginia...
She said they wué’ on their way
back from Virginia u when it
Bridgeport. Mrs. Smith and her hun-
band sevirlted with the understand’
in; that she would meet him today ~ in;
New Haven. The mother and son;
were removed to the city hospital tot
day. where they will be cared for un-'
til their case is investigated. l
!
DISCUSS CAMF‘A-lafl WORK.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. 1., Sept. 26.——-
Decentralization or campaign work
which would giVo the north, west and
south an equal voice with the east
was one of the big questions to‘como
hr fore the executive committee or the
Democratic Sodom Committee.
which opened a two day conference
hero today. l
The plan was said yirtualy to be,
assured of adoption. it contemplates
the division of the country into (our
zones.“ follows: Eustern. to inchde
New England and the Middle Atlantic
states. with headquarters in New
York; southern; including the central
states. with headquarters probably in
Butt. Meat" and the we one.“
comprising the Pacific coast and the
southwest. with headquarters in Sent-
tle or Portland. Homer S. Cumminzfl.
chairman oi’ the committee, was said
to favor the plan. ‘
Other matters to be taken up will.
include pleas to maniac the women
of the countrv by states.
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Ime Raymond Bros.
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thwimfllemingtumhginm m pine
when thehon‘ispl'tmordorforthom ‘M‘Mm
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phone stand- end countless other items.
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all around commercial bond m
today and in used by than-dud
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
Owing to our increased business we have found it neces-
m to provide lorger oflice 3pm in New York city. On and
alter SEPTEMBER FIRST, 1919, we will be located at 174
SEVENTH AVENUE, New York City. Phone mm 734?.
Our service has been extended to Philadelphia, Pa., and
New Haven, Conn,a.nd.we will be gladto quote rates and
reel! for shipments.
Dfl-ILY SERVIG‘BW m naval, BRIDGEPOBT,
NORWALK, NEW. YORK’AND W
101m truck at your service for all kinds of tnnspor.
tuion. Padded‘ van for furniture work.
' ’ Hershfieldh Motor, Transmrtation Co.__ ‘_
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natthat ugly or protruding teeth I“. m
make him Almost repulsive. it is
infirm-Ate for one to so through
life handicapped in this way when
tmte cue, given in chihhood,
would remedy it so easily.
Jy manner of treating them
. embraces all the late-t meth-
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thin giving the but results with
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