.,J
an
on!
‘ ' L‘Oomplete Assortment 0f
1.
’ Bed Coverings,
annual-rs ~ couromnula
. ‘ hm, runowfcnszs AND
~m‘manns.
E. K. BANKS.
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
South Nor-walk. "
n .497-
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37:; 0rd ii
on 5),-..
l ._ , - .,
WEATHER 1.0320“! Special patterns, colors and
i. For Norwalk and vicinitv: Unxettl l fabrics. fO'l‘ pr9t:es'~siona1 men'
'ed tonight: Sunday fair: cooler. 'l'ln- Luxunous suttmgs but “at.
‘ trough Aot’ low pressure extorriiu: extravagant prices.
from Texas to the Lake region ltrt< Imported English, Scotch and
moved slowly eastward during the: Irish clothes aIfd the best Of
laflt. twontytour hours and now ex.
, .
tend! frOm Louisiana llillilz‘zifilwul‘ll to], American preduCts'
the St. Lawrent'n \‘ttlltw. l" ii.\S”(‘.‘l'.YF~i Price $35 to $70
ed general tains in :t bcl: Latin no t .3
400 miles wide from Twen- iilH‘Ul-‘il‘il '
Ward to Northern Maine. l’leztmvt' .
weather. with ultnotmttlly high tl‘ltl' Rogers & Stevens
1- peraturc for the St'iiStlll of the your.
’ prevails alon: tho .‘tortlt Mlill‘fl-Z‘INOMBIK ‘South Norwalk
coast. The \l‘i'h‘lt'l'll urea ot‘ high {row
sure with ltl‘-\'t‘l‘ totttttt-rnttr't’ 15 ttltW‘ h .- .-.....__n4__._-
ins: e;l.~'l“.l'.'tl and is llll\\' «'t‘llirnll 0‘” Minty lotuti titertttmncters registered
at TU degrevs at six o'clock this moru~
ing.
1
tlw Turk” region. There 113;: hoot: :t
. - . _ ‘ . , . .
decided tall in tt-tttpottttuzv Lotti Ail!"
nesota eastward to Nov; Yank,
Elly News]
‘Vu—o MI—‘J -~1 - .chh m:
t
l ‘ Fourteen thickens were woken from
431 Main :lt't‘t‘l last night.
ll.‘.
t‘ll.’ill;( if
5' rs.
their
and
it l.!tt~
tositlont'e from
i‘ttlll :t\t-nttt- .tutl \\'ootl\v;trd :l\\‘llilC
V__~.
I'M“ “VA-"NS my NEW} ‘ L Mr. and HM. Gilbert I'tW’l anti
attcnditt-z tit.- troton-n-lw .t.' it. ' duulfln‘lt'.‘ m" l:.ll'll\ll umnue have
11“” Ht Sheerr‘lli‘zlil ”If" 0...), Linn-d to ill‘ “tillt‘l'l (‘ttrruthet's lilac“
, , _ ‘rt th.:t :th‘lttin. recently “um“; i.)
. A m” ”h,” _“"" “1"” "; ‘ .\t1-. :i'lll .\lr.<. l.t::'.t.»< .\l:li.~llilll.
. ntriet the \‘il‘h‘dlfillfil in...
this :nornittz. when jllllt'V N. I-tl .. .
und 17“ came together Pati'uinwfl “I" ”V“ ‘-hll‘“~"“u\llwtf'un rwtau
Stratton was called ,0 th.- “an, ‘3'; li‘lil Il‘H‘lll'll tor Ullhlllt‘fifilllln‘ nun-nine.
after aucnt‘tttining thox il.tttt;t._v,t-.a mi ‘\ ""5‘ “”33" number 0’ “711” l'POI'l"
who was to blame lot the driven .:a H“ k ”‘I‘flnh‘SL‘ 0’: ”‘5‘ 00¢“ng and on
on their \vav ntakitt: no urn-44;; , 3"."“d ”H“ “1' the meals uhiclt art» to be
' ___fl__,,_ .rt'l‘YPd llPI'l‘. daily.
A touring car smashed against. lllt- - T “—~
fence of St. Paul's (‘lllll‘t‘ll)"lhl same ““1“" JOSH”! R. Taylor inn been
time durin" the ni"ltt ‘l~‘ ll“l.C('$ ct’ llt ”““""' by ”W Superior Court as ref‘
A . .. . , .
wheel: were [thin to hr awn ov: the “"“t' l” “0111‘ “”9 divorce proceedings
sidwalk this morning. The occupantx‘ m m“ 93*? “f Edward R. (‘nstleberg
of neitzhboring houses heard the (:ra.~lt_ ‘ “Ulwfllh against A‘lrS. Elma.-
lhut the car was evidently but. slightly hm“ (“S‘h‘h‘W-L' 0‘ London. Lnglt‘lnd.
()l‘ Hus!
' , ‘ soon went on its war. , .‘"‘“,""‘
injured for n ’ The Frederick \\. Thompson ('0.
sold through the George Mitchell
:tgonry this morning a house and lot
on Silvcrmitt.» lth‘an- to A. Frederick
Rolttht. who will take immediate pos-
>| ssltitt.
,There was :t regular [Il‘(‘t‘.(“_-lbilou of
motor cycles through \l'ull aLi'iief, aha-
morning all headed in the dir nation ot’
the Sheepslteut] Bil) rum-s. Ono ht'Jlt‘ll
of fifteen or more attracted much ut-
tetttion about 8 o'clock for the r
'scnt’ of each of them “an o-u/uuer'
by 1 pretty Slt'l.
w”-
l l). l-‘. l‘tttttunt. the newly appointed
'l.
:wilp"l'llllt‘lltltlll ut' the local l'l'.l!l"ll ot‘
the t' tttnet'tit ‘.ll 1.. & 1’. Company was
—SUNDAY NIGHT PlCTZRt—IS i” “3“"! )‘t-rturdu) afternoon. getting
(‘onsmnre Tu‘mmtm, A unuwmui.‘ .. lti‘illlillll'i‘tl \xith the personal of his
~ lll'\V ltttsllittll. Mr. l‘utttztttt is no :ztrtm
‘L‘t'l' itt Norwnllg, llll‘illlLZ been ll X24219
VHUYLER'S ' 7
la ~MOdH" :ti Rescuit (tlth .t' and ‘
ll()lll stud: nt hero and making tt‘it'ntls.
'l‘ltt- slut“ ('ttttt‘otence of ill--
SWEET CIIOCOLLXTE I . ‘ lhtuzlr
" C t‘ tip“ “I m“ i\“l"i‘|!‘illl Revolution will
10 tell 5 i be! lit Ill 'l‘lllll’SIlily. ()(‘tullttlfi 3”, ll‘. Mid
the pl‘uput‘i) of Mrs. John ('Olt‘lllall of
\‘t'tiiizttn J. Moore “in"
ME UNDER ATTACK
‘ Continued Fro-fa Page One. ~
NOR WALK . ’
SOCIE Tr '
and Personal
that the town of Shlotut has been cu)-
.tured.
I Lettish reports; however. inguinal
Iattacks against them have been check-
ed.
Details relutive to the movement are
as yet somewhat obscute. Fighting
{beside German soldiers who have been
| lin the Baltic provinces for the last
year, the refusal of whom to return to
Germany has led to a critical situation
—- between the Pntcntc and the Bglin
. . Government; are. troo 3 of the us-
MPS Sidney \thllams, of Upton. sian General Govemmgnt. Which are
Mass.. is visiting her niece. Mrs. reported to be anti~Bolshex-lk. Their
Charles A. Rublny. of 34 Orchard commander. Col. ~Avalot'roflermondt.
atreet, for a few weeks. James \Vit.'haslassunted the till? 01’ governor-gen-
era
lims of Providence R. 1.. has also head
There would seem to be some con-
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rultlcy
nection between this newly organized
———— government and the reported forma-
Snntttel Davis, of South Main street. tion of the "Vl'est Russian Govern~
a veteran of the world war. and-:mr‘mf' agents oi” which are said to be
‘ . . . ., .,
(1:40 ct number of Battery i«‘.. of blah-l: l filing: is“ (gull: 185:3;1533f55r33032:
ford, is (Hli' of the local lads, who ”find to be occupying offices in the col-
takin: part in tltc “Welcome Ill 2119‘ ioninl department. This government.
parade in that city today. git has been arcrred. 5w antiBolsltevik.
«and has been formed to take possess.
.. . . . . . x. .- tt‘cn of territories between the fron-
Mta. James 1. ilubbtll and hi ' .onzm'rs of Poland and Bolshevik Russia.
(‘iiniou (‘. lltthhell. of 2 \\'e~t Minnlshould an opportunity present itself.
street. left for :t week On“ visit wtth There is no mention of Pol. Avalolf-
friends in Greenfield. Mas-a this Bermondt in the records of the war,
. morning ; LONDON. Oct. ll.———Allied powers
have the hardest problem they have
‘1 ' \ .. -. ‘ ; A ‘ l{encountered since the armistice thrust
: t. and .lts. .lo.ttt - vrer. . -l upon them by “19 GermamRusslan at-
lRHOl'hidP :n'ettue ha"? “mermmm’itaCk on Riga. It is believed the Le!-
‘thoir son. thk A\.,.,.5_ 0" 13pm on. \‘ ‘t(ish Government will expect the Peace
Y’. Mr. Arnold of “08,0" “a“. has ‘onference to furnish troops to resist
.lsO been a rues: at the Ayres hun‘fi't. EJneral \on der Goltz and his Russian
. . pporters. but who Will furnish the
. --——- new armies is a very seriou- dilution.
, Mrs. Sidney Williams of l‘pton. There is cenainly no enthudum in
. Eli.t.<.., formerly of “'ilton avenue. NM“ Great Britain '0': embarking on more
walk. and .\‘:P!‘ known it)“ local resid‘ Sigrilaall‘rltigipglmw ‘md Bheddlng
“me is “5"an Mrs. ( hat-Ins RuhPy N. All of Great Britain's new volunteer
“or home, :t4 Orchard street. army has been absorbed in the making
up or forces of occupation in the New.
‘ Mrs. Albert (‘. S. \\'(‘|l.-= mm l-Zast'. Drafted soldiers are still in the
' . _ H ' , .. W" . . ‘ . mg service and their relatives are sultan
uinm. of M“ \mk ‘ 3- d'” “l" n‘ ’ in: for their return from lndla. Egypt
;. row (lays uttlt tho fi‘lllll‘l..~ mother. and Mesopotamia. At the same time
Mrs. II. N hithtcvn at her home. No. more than MUN!) "OOPS 3"? 31538“
'tclden Place. nst~ an army of occupation in Ireland.
The withdrawal of the lrilish expedi-
. ‘ ' lion from Archangel has just horn tlnA
Miss Florence )1. kin: of Will“ ished, under pressure of the strongest
hridtofl N. Y.. is spending the \wek public feeling.
em! and the holiday at the home of L31?!“ DQWBPH‘GiVPd b." ”19 govem-
her aunt and uncle (‘hnrles “'ilson 0? 32:} til:at‘ie:}:’::fn‘it;s ‘Eongzfi‘ggg‘gl‘;
scheming to secure a controlling post-
tlon in Russia. and that she probably
_ , ‘ . _ , contemplates the occupation of Petro-
Mt and Mrs. ( harks}. Staring. and grad. There are more than 100.000
daughter. Helena. 0‘ ““0“. ‘ ‘3“ J9" German soldiers with headquarters at
Bey. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitau. '
C. Mitchell. of Plant Hill Road. 5 Baltic ainiex, with the exception of
Finland, appear to have agreed on a
’ , -. p0 try of arranging an armistice with
Mr!!- “imam Tm”? 0‘ 59" (““38" the Bolshevik Government. but declin-
ing peace term on the ground that the.
H. Soviet Government is too unstable to
arrange a permanent peace. Altogeth-
er. the Baltic situation is zecognized
“mm” of as presenting acutely donsen‘ux possi-
, bilities.
their
02'
t’
l
l
dmr
('ross street.
has returned to her home. after a visit
as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C.
Pmuke. 130 Main Strevl.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy \\'.
.\\'e:~.t avenue have returned to _
itllttt‘tllfhl‘t:rc. after spending the summer HOLTSE TOOK FIRE
‘ " ' TWICE SAME DAY
AN D BURNED
(Cont mu»; ti from Fag»
‘Mts, Sitttt'li-l .l. Ruhlt'y. (if 17 [line'-
hillt‘ avemtn i.“ spendin': Illi' week end
\t'ttlt relatives in- l‘u'ooklxn. X. Y ‘39.,
Mix- Annie Pitt-h is sucmlin; "l” "WI! “1‘"! sum” and
week end with “r. and Mrs C’utt'es tound ll it “like at dam.» <0 f:tr cont»
lllill the} “out ut‘oii t.t h.- af “my 3.x
\\ ash. of :it [lerklt‘y stt’wtt. :-l."litll(‘t‘. k
l: is uudrrsmoti tit»
(‘UITi‘d in the mm and may irnu been
~tttouldorin; <tnu- thi :ittwrnoon,
’lhn buildin: was tut-nut 'u_\ .‘l nun
lellli'tl llotlitk .tn.l t insttrwl lili‘
in 21.» hi)“~o‘_
Howard Muillet‘, of Riverudc ZI‘T‘
l‘ulfi‘ in :it his home in “‘oodtuer-a h. l.
for u week end \isit.
m-i fill‘ 0-;-
fit”.
.i‘
ground" at lent “some points. out! '
Btillson-Powefl Comoratiotl dicta“ 11. Mrs. (it‘hl'Ltt‘ 'l‘ltittt‘lter (luorn
not tmu rormtn, ti.» 1» a! the low
SUF‘RAGE MEETiNG lN REDDING
MW. n:-.tiott;tl president 0: ,1... <0: a.” Vlllt‘t’lll Costello. clerk in the South
, . . . . . .. . ‘ ' ,
South NOI'WBHK I and Ilenjtttttin '1'. Marshall, madden: N‘V‘M’llk l‘U-‘il'flllll‘v. motmcd me. the
'ztt New London. will ltt- lit"
sitl‘lllinl‘N‘.
;' \‘Ct‘l'tl hits llt‘ 'll unwind in \' 1‘“ IN;
that .l:ttnt‘.~: Marion. :t Lr.t.lat.t:v of S‘
liar}! sclmol lit"‘t‘ :tnd now it stud ‘t‘t‘
izt ('(Vll ill deliver-«l
P
tttt'w rsity, t'
‘.‘.'!‘lk‘t2i tiny; itt‘drrss Yul
r“:
lust .\l-
though .»till tgtt:t~.- young Mr ‘31:“, or: i:
:ztid I.
to "usitlctti
“tie tttmn tlzn tlii’Jr‘iUZl of film lute
\i.~'il t.) litt- ll;li\t:‘.~i wok.
,y
trim.
hi.»~ stutlis's :tt t‘oruvll
[q
l‘:t.-'i.tu’ autumn. vho
tuoltilu
new irrt
(LZ‘. (I 'l
stztll-iitt .:
avenue
' .. ,,;
it in 3,.
an t'r-o-
‘twlit'vml
it had bet-n 2'.l.H‘.l’l'l\/Yl‘.'ll, and they ilitll~
ltt~t
tight.
whim
\ t‘itd llt'ilt‘t‘ headquatrthrs. Policeman
( ' Q John P. Flynn learned that :he owner.
3 , John 1 t\v;=ott of Loxittgson avenue,
‘2 had lei" the car only to get some int?-
» teries, without which he could not
" ~ proceed. 1
LEGAIK f Not ulnce Columbus [lay was r5cosz3
HO‘LIDAY nized as; a legal holiday in this state:
' has‘so little interest been tdken in it;
MONDAY observance. There will be no parade
Bank will and the majority of the business hous-
es will be open as usual, with the ex-
ception of the markets,. many of them
closing all day and the balance before
noon. It is genetally understood that
the banks will close but the postofilces
will not observe the day.
not be open.
I
Justice of the Peace Joseph R. En:-
1...- . i
0‘» “WWWWY morning at;-
o' Edi. 'Attpmey'
ot' lllt‘ t'onmmipm (mu. 4,. tor \thten Multituk trnil toduy.
principal
m-
Iw in: Him: :t {131‘}: ti stt ‘i.‘;"~~ of
_ s‘xeoxu am. omega.
.mm m’ntmrgey
‘ port ' m aria-.31.;
. '. the '
3mm- “9“.“ guundprs' of Ely awn J.‘ Final ntran-r- ::t~'t:'.~ 32" (1'31" ntnt'n
i‘ ‘it “{1an the “’vt‘k-("t‘ld in New York {"1 '11" :nmh'm Ji' 3h: initial! (cam ‘
t‘il) l‘- Stifftztz‘.» :‘xirt‘rtil'llln '2] Mr. :l,
(E. Sim“, Rediirtg Ruin. Thuruhtr
itatttiztik l-‘inm. of lJ‘VlflQlOll .1“i‘tl‘lt’. 0~“’b“1‘ 1'33}? ’
i~ --:tentl;tt: the day :t'. the l‘ntzlrttV Thl'mlsh I'll!“ at“ ""‘5 V! '3‘“ ‘10".
run; it” .: :til lllnv‘ u tshm: to z \ wil‘ he met,
———— l” T‘- ‘lI-l :t’ w ll‘al‘n Twatn: Swirl"
lir‘.,:tnri Mrs. Frank J. Kcl‘m‘ :'--tt;:'n- Not‘nztik in .it - I l ivi~imt at
at in»! t-venimr from their “width: 9-7th 'I‘Jtttxtltt T..e_ \Jfll
Lilli l9 "(‘th"-';ll ‘1! 2‘1.) :ra‘n l It‘ll): Beth!
-— — . .._ t1 :1! l‘l't p. m. 1.1% .i"-“.‘. :1- '~' "‘0'
Rita; Florence (‘ui'zumttah .‘xw H’- ’U~'t0m will be <ervtui :t‘ 77. 0‘21“ 5'
Sign 'ti her position white the Glon-l-An- Nil?"—
. ;: :tltztrntary to take cffu-t {odd}: I It t»< inlpot'tittt that M:- Sha'vl
—- ’ -?tmtld know: hzwv manv will neel
{Hiring The quarter ending Se;tl€lil« li‘anflmrttttion and luncheon anal narti ;
he" :10 there were more sudden, no (N must rmch either Miss THU" 01}
tin: or untimely deaths in Fairfield. M155 Pinnco by Tuedds them at tho!
county than in any pmyioug quarter llllf‘it. T3103? \VhO 1230“" t‘t‘fOTO t'lfl.)
in nrveral years. Coroner John J. Phel- lime will do a favor bv .tclephon’. 1.31
tm states: in Ha quarterly report. The as soon as DOSmble. Revealing ab0‘9~
coroner has been busy with man; in. the “letting is
liqustq. gThursduy. October ltitlt. The
i ,fz‘om South Norwalk luv-1‘s at‘ 9:39.
Today in \Vall Street it‘d-ll be met at Bethel. Those ‘w'no can
. 'go and all others are fumed
,;
a.
fiend this fine meeting should inform‘ After this dancing was engoyed until'
W'ALL STREET—Specialties l’irll'ieither Miss Tavlor or Miss Pinneo by
cularly motors and their rubsidariesfiTuesdav nizi‘tt'the latest.
dominated today's brief but very lively‘ ' "
Stock Market to a greater extent thani
at; anv time in their history. Man)“;
new high records were made by figural
of those descriptions. Buoyant featur»
. ea ilncluded Chandler. Studebaker.! this week of he}; grandneice, Miss Lois
'Plerce Arrow, White andGenernl Mo—a Curtis, who has recentIYIboen 9.1183896
tors at gains of 5 to 32 points. Strom-' in missionary work in Japan. and also
berg, Bosch Magneto and Rubber Tire'the wife and children of the Int/tel”:
COMING HOME FROM JAPAN
5 Mrs. Henry Scofiozld or the P081
Road. Darien. is expecting the arrival
.tiereaubstantldly hi‘ghéranl Ihlp- tion
Mrmim
in Cores, from whence he hat
nutrient!“ beent‘num-oncd to Vacuum Ir.
The Good Old American Grin
It's their first day at camp. And while a. funded Supply Sergeant throws breeslics.
blouse and Ihoea 1t them, and tops the pile with a thin-tom! but (any size!) they all grin—Bill
Green. fresh from a backwoods farm, Eddie Smith, ex-dry goods clerk, and young Stuyvesant 111..
late of Itcw Rochelle, Newport and Palm Beach.
A grim transport, raldlhly camouflaged, driving “ward fullnpeed through the anger-
:ono, swarm: with boys who sing decisive parodies about the Hindenburg line—and grin!
A. dusty, endless 001m: of Yanks winds through a. little French town. And the tired"
pluclq inhabitants stare at tin Amer-foam, and tnkaheart. For there '5 a bcuyancy in their step—
and they grin!
It is 4 a. m. in'a section of front~line trench. Inky blackness. Rain. Mud. Bitter cold.
The regiment is to go "over the top" fer the first time, at dawn. Their “zero hour"!
' Their Colonel, trudging the slippery duck-boards in a last inspection, wonders how his boys
W111 stand the gum He know their spirit—but they're so young—civilians still-41nd untried. And
this is a lie-man's war.
His fluhlight spits he! 3 and there into the black. And tense, rd on face
revealed, for the instant, in th 2 small, white hagga- y ng s
‘ l
are
circle of light —a.ll bearing the good old American
Visitors back from the great hospitals do not link in terms of organization. equipment.
sur .
Somehow they see only rows and rows of whtie beds—and young Americans lying mare,—
and on each face the blessed American grin!
Your boy was in this war. Those letters home—that bit of dia
ry—that smiling: shat) shot.
Shall they not be preserved f0 raver? ‘ '
By special arrangement with the publishers The Evening
Sentinel is able to place this book in the bands of its readers for
only $1.98.
.HlfiH SEHfllll this
The Senior Clan-'5 belt“
'Thznsduy afternoon to
cers for the coming year.
'are {H follows:
Melton. Vice-President ‘
era Secretary. Alma Lycett. Trcnsur~§
(‘2‘.
The first meeting of the Dramatic
i Club was held Friday afternoon. After;
EE-xiviint Rid-mat ”11‘ ‘businoss l
tralrl short sketch entitled "Bills‘ was: pro
seated.
sketch ‘were: . ‘ r“ :E ‘
to 31.. Dumortler, and Ralph Huntington; = ’ 2
'3
five o’clock. l
..__. \
-—An advertisement 'n the Eveninci < 1 I] l T
Sentinel will doub
results.
elect tlzr ut‘i-
The officers
President, Brien MC-
Helen Saund-
lllt‘.l;1‘.“tll
4',
Alice H enry. .
i
taken up. at
.
had been
i
Those taking part in the;
Sylvia Cowles. Jenni
5 bring the. best
The cool nights brtng‘the need of Warm Blankets and
Comfortable; Our flock of Blankets and Comfortables em-
flieNewYorkButtet-Sc
”autoimmune-mar.
g,
brace that: a My every quality.
mama m PRICE FROM
e
”Get munintod'
$2.98 up to $18.00
we: oiarket
”1-" m of m,
“Major!“
Norwalk Chronicler