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RANDALL ' CASE. 2
, Wilson,
in Attornequeneral
iary. Randall
g d
flarrnature he received a
i fifteen years in prison.
, of, Federal parole I
become eligible for parole
ears, at the ,end of which ti
ay be set at liberty again to
«
sen
ma isuilty.
Winn of the country where
a way of their own for do
ithysuch creatures as Randall
' bestow a little attention on t
ace. Each of his crimes would b
army in the South,'either from
our! 01- from outraged citizens.
Y
“It mgman. doubly convicted, may
listen
money General.
{the
arcs, of the city.
been obliged to pass them to
truthftheir homes and places of busi
mutants of such tanks.
align ..‘t‘of‘ improve their property
ghme posts are permitted to be
. L
«curb the» tendency of
1204321101: promiscously
' O
M
“snob tobacco monopoly.
«
opoly of it at any price.
. 9—“...
that; Mexico leads
. , , in * oil.
”(my isn’t announcing
in!» Mexico leads in.
A monster lemon now being culti-
aefluis called the Ponderosa. it is
,_ccally desirable for handing pur-
somethlug else
WECTORS FOR BRIDGEPORT.
yr-to'be Placed in City by Commie.
planer of Motor Vehicles. -
RTFORD, July 31.MCommlssion‘a
or kit‘Motor Vehicles iRobbins
eke! announced this afternoon
. he had decided to place him of
merit in Bridgeport indefinitely to
perms with the Bridgeport police
enforcement of the overloading
iv in regard to jitneys.
11p to this morning the inspectors
ected with the department had
no eight arrests for overloading.
‘Thecommissioner declared that the
, .Eorcement of the overloading law is
' ' fety requirement and that passen-
fin' overloaded bosses cannot col~
insurance in case of mishap, ace
dingto the'lnsurance policies held
‘ manyjitney drivers. .
a
.—
" ,LLocl-IER UNDERGOES opt-:3»
‘ ~ TION. '
QHiCAGO, July 31.~-Charles Hol-
fisher, shortstop with the Chicago Na-
fion s, was operated on.here yester-
try for appendicitis. He probably
' 11, not return to the game for a
th, orsix weeks. ~
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KISH DELEGATION IN PARIS.
{Ramaduly 30.-—The Turkish dele~
"which
, tyarrived in Paris today. It was
gates were delayed.
S p Coughing. Sneezing, Wheat;
. - lng.
reachable Spring weather left a
offcouphs and colds. . Now
the timeof hay fever and as.
',nnd;more persons than ever will
'p'hing, sneezing and wheezing.
under there is a tremendous de-
_ on’Foley’s Honey and Tar, that
reliable family remedv for compile,
“hay fever. asthr‘o. and email).
S" and soothes that. raw, rasp-
' ling in the throat. clears the
fes :‘and makes ‘hreathingqmeasier
gsogv. POWELL CORPORATIOld.
355' ' ......
publication it spo-
herein, aro’fglsore.
acting upon ad-
Palmer
ed be sentence ofvone Ran. "
ting death in the District of
they ce-ived from the
aling state matting of
may was held in Hartford and counsel se-
his cured to direct the future actions
ave of the boards. Three of the best at-
the city Eigemggggg by a playmate in school some weeks
ssioners that each town ‘15” is improving.
return their pro
received
Wrought a swift execution of the death
the
at the .commi
be
ed his freedom through the mis- -
.— portion of the percentages
leniency of the President and the original money
city administration can parti-
Engineered on the principal thorough’
Those who have
and
more Well aware of the objection-
. . ,, ... . . There is ...
mightyilttle inducement for business mutt ”rd 1 "’9
or ea adjoining them. There should
Americans are reported to. be ready
its pay four hundred millions for the
Nobody
fir has tried French tobacco can un~'
ntorstand how anyone should want a
an »
. Mexico
11 LOCKWOODS vs.
"inspectors connected with the do”
is to Sign the peace l
_ .which case was continued from last
, intention to Sign _,the treaty on'
day at Sevres, lblit the Turkish’
_ 3-8." Offerings wérosmall and mama‘s.
, venue. t allow. the; comp
'tinus operation: . ,, ,
. > ' i
any to
.‘5Believmg'that the old, ‘ zones or Bridgepoi‘tlis
"limitsar’e closely connected day for the.
commercial outing, “
d of;
the “state, and would, subject to cer-
tain'modifications of grave inequali-
ties,» meet with public demand, we
therefore direct the Connecticut Com-
adjourned
hearing of this case a plan and rate
schedule‘oontemplating the use oi?
flatfare
with the industrial and
evelopment of the communities
pany to present at the
said old fare limits.
“In , conformity with
"her 1, 19207-‘ati10:30 o‘clOck in
forenoon, daylight saving time,
State capitol, Hartford,
consideration. ‘
1
no REFUND vs-r FROM
Although State
- when the war-time
have been unable .to secure
money. ‘
torneys in
and they six months
and county must
by them from
paid for the license.
‘ The commissioners
collect any of this money.
the S' parlor court
UNITED PRESS HEAD RESIGNS.
change is effective August 1.
- ' ’ .. ‘ , , to accept the position ,of gene: 1 busi- .
it is anounced from Mexico City ”938“"diréétbr or the Scrippsigbicltae
League of Newspapers, with head-
quarters at Cleveland.
Mr. Hawkins was born in Spring.-
fleld. Missouri.
He was associaiwl
iin the
l
gutter, Washington manager. generrl
..neWS manager, business manager aw!
first vice4president and general man-a»
ger of the organization. ,He is thirty-
seveu years old.
HARRISON, N. Y.
9-9-—-
, The LockWoods will travel by' auto
bus, this Sunday, to Harrison. where
ithey will try to take the meduure of
[the crack organization of that place.
The Harrison team has lost. but two
games this season. while tho Look-
woods have lost but three out of 16.
Steamer Stanley will occupy the
mound for the Lockwoods with Mc-
Carten as the receiver."
The auto bus will leave the club
rooms at‘l o’clock‘ sharp;
The lineup for Sunday will be: Tar-
Carten. 0; Stanley, p: Herring, 1b:
Ryan, it; Lindqulst, rl‘; Chantos, cf;
Toby, utility.
LAURA STREET GIANTS WIN
THREE STRAIGHT.
The Laura street Giants have not
lost a game so far this season. The
three straight games won were: De-
feating Tigers, 7-6: K. of C. Juniors,
13-16, and Knapp street Giants, 7-1.
The Laura street Giants would like
to play the Hoyt street Giants.
The case otVJaInes Wilon, colored,
charged with nomaupport and assault.
Saturday until this. morning, .was cos-
tinuedi indefinitely. this morning by
Judge *Vosburgh as the couple have
seemingly made up their differences.
room; or win. 3mm.
WALL STREET, 10:30 a. Ina-Sells
ing pressure which characterized yese
terday’s’ trading in stockswas not re-
newed when the market opened today.
The list was steady at .the.’ opening,
and changes. ..were . limilsfl, 1° -Smau
fractions. U.rS.VVStee_l ‘ope ed 1:14
at. 87 {7-8. but quickly gross ,gto
, , , . a
rail shares. 'openingifwith a. sin»
lifele s: con, atterfiflth
, ,, ...44‘
‘T’ a diminished .1 ,_
arket'today. although the tone m'
CCI'I- ‘
\
suggestions
made at the hearing. this case is con-9
tinued from the date hereof to Octo—i
the
at
the allies of the commission, room «ii, i
for: furtherl
‘ UNUSED LIQUQR LICENSES
. Attorney-General
7 ,Healey last September informed the
jail, to thirty years in the ‘ commissioners of thevarious counties,
was convicted of the state that the money which‘
1 assault and sentenced to represents the unexpired duration'of
Ti‘led on another charge the liquor licenses that were in effect
prohibition
Un- law became effective on July 1 1919
aws Randall mqst be refunded to the‘ license hold-
111 ers, no money has to. date been re-
me funded and in fact the commissioners
, ro-
the crimes of which he has been
Democrats from that After the communication was re;
attorncyvgeneral a ‘
the commissioners
have sent bills
The only
solution offered is, that of Commis-
. sioner Walters, of New Haven
countyp who suscests that man-
damus proceedings be brought in
asking that the
town treasurers to
if pay not only thé money for, refund-
10- ing but {Mr costs of the action. ’I‘he‘
lboard of attorney will be consulted in
. an isolated place designated for regard to such an action.
Esfttanks and the Council can do no
. ea 91' service to . ' .,
thepgrlgga 33331;? NEW YORK. July Sir-«Announce-
about the city. ment was mam-today by the United!
iPress Association «the promotion
'01’ W. W. Hawkins. for several years
its vice-president and general mans.
ger, to the Mullen of president, in
success to Rey W. Howard, president
of the organization since 1912. girls
‘ -. r.
Howard is leaving the United Press on
organization of the linivrd
Press in 1907. and has successfully
held the posithn of Pacific coast man-l
lov, ss; Csordas. 3b: Bowdin. 2b; Mod
1 arise Katharine , Hathaway, of now.
ayton avenue. is visiting friends in, ,
cheerful and __there:.was.,nofreappear— '
, ,ance. of, [the steady; _ pressure, , to:~fiwghich
1;; 7‘ ‘ Machine
, 4 ' ,,fi
Captain Benjamin’s boat.
. tailed it somewhat.
by way of Albany.
w
with his family, in New Jersey.
Club, and their guests,
smoonlight. and. in fact,
DIARIEN
...l‘n
xto Rhinebeck, N. Y. ml...
1
can“ MM .. reliant“ more. is: e:‘§““‘“.‘.“g.“‘ilisn"°§°m 0......
1p .ec ng the pubic from the Hub ‘ , _ " ,‘ o cw as e e, . . _
moo of the gas tanks which are be. from each but have been unable to ,
at his Hickory Bluil‘ bathing beach. .
violations at the carnival
,abe reputation.
I Miss Hilda Thompson is
gNeWpOrt, Vt. ‘ "
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Another large'crowa was
successful ever given in. Darlen.
......
Miss Anna Conn will resume
vacation. 7
During the vacation trip or
for Drusgist S. M. Allen.
Mrs. 7F. 13; Chaddérton of
for England. to visit her
the insurance omce will be in charge
of Gnome H. Cbadderton, with a com-
petent resident assistant. "
Gem-go W. Noyes, ‘Who for the last
ten years has been in charge of the
poultry department 0n ' Koewaydln
Farm, Darlen, has resigned his posi-
' ' The Trinity Young Men’s Club held
a moonlight sail, last, night, aboard
went on the sail, which was most en-
joyable, although rough weather our-
About thirty members of the Que Es
enjoyed a
moonlight sail on board Captain Fred
Lovejoy's Gerber last night. A safe
' ship and a good captain, plenty of
everything
combined to make the trip one of the
George S. Philcox has a new bicycle.
Mrs. F. C. M. Jones and Mrs. Wet.
Schryver have returned from a mit
Mrs. William 13. Beckiey has béén
George Schlichting. Jr.. has had an
iron railing constructed along the pier
After all, all the talk about law
has only
served to give the. town an unenvi-
visiting
iii-lends in Canada. expecting to stop
‘ron the return trip at Montpelier and
s ; .. .
present
at the flremen‘s carnival last evening.
The affair promises to be the most
her
duties in the silica of the Town Clerk
Monday, alter enjoying ,a track‘s
Mrs. S.
Main -
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad P. :Frey and
daughter, Miss Dorothy, 'of Seaview a
avenue, have. returned, after a most in
enjoyable motor-trip along the M05 a
hawk trail. the return trip being made?
Rev. Bristol, who is making, his,
home at Marvin Beach, will oificiate evenm
lat the services at the. East avenue M. Episc
E. church tomorrow during the ab‘
sence of the pastor. Rev. B. E. Mars—
land, who is spending his vacation
‘ .difliereut .W
as of: the departments of the 3111- ,
-and Tool‘ Company, of '
attire Dorianflouse to
annual ,shore dinner-and:
"Mr. 7 and Mrs.
l
l
A. Brands, Rowayton' avenue.
very successful? 3 '
’Miss.’ Jennie Scott ,
=by friends in the village.
An entertainment was
Hoyt. It consisted of moving pic-
tures. .Ice cream'yas sold at the
closeof the exhibition.
6*.
the Cosmopolitan.
’ fl—n.
Playwright Arch Sawyn.
lion, has brought tolocal
brand new 65-foot power
of
member.
a crew, of three men.
m. .
’Rowayton Methodist
Church services:
minister:
at 10:30.
Lire-Giving :Bread"
by the administration of
Supper."
evening worship at 7:30.
“The Unreasor nameness and.
ablenm of Christ)! Monday
the edicts] board
chapel. ~ The
bold Thursda
for the service "Th Mi 1' n
Winds.’£' 7' e s”
Mr. and Mrs.
. ew York city
nla. were the guests of
H. E. W’illsie.
pelts Park,
N.
ick Publishing Company.
only
the publishers "of :som
modern language.
in French," Spanish and ltalian, and
guns '3 large European circulation. Mr.
|Wilder has for many years taken a
deep interest in! his magazines. He is
5 . -. , ‘ attic almost as pron . however. of his ranch .
“met sailed today on the S anoBthsr. near Badlands. which is said to pm
During Mrs. Chadderton’s absenoeidumt the finest milk on the Pacific
cons . ,
3
Regular preach
Eugene, Bushman, and
Mariana Mragbanielfiowland- of L0- _
gun street, arsspendiog the week-end; ‘.
inkEaton’s NeckLong‘: Island. '
‘, ‘ V ' 'y . , _,« ' V I
The Daft Finger Circle held an ice
. ..cream.and. Cake saie,~iast evening. at
A number the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Franck-
rair was well patronized and proved
of Rowayton
venue, who is spending the summer
California, has been camping for
week with friends in the Yosemite
Valley. according to pastels received -...
givelk last
3 at \the “Rowaytorl Methodist ‘
opal Church, through the kind» ‘
ness of Marathi-Mrs, John Sherman
Alplcture of Mr. and Mrs.
Somers Roche. and two children, who
are spending the summer at
neke, appears in the July number of,
Mr. Roche's new
novel, “Easy Come,” begins in the
{August Cosmopolitanw
handsome newly remodeled home at
'Bell Isand is rapldy nearing comple _
waters a
boat,
Lallegro. Because the bottom of the
island is sandy said the anchor drag-
Little Warren Greene. who was hurt‘iied Shem the craft has been 83"?”-
lnoorlng on the Norwalk Yacht Club.
which Playwright 5€YWYD
The, boat is a beauty and
one of the finest at the Yacht Club
moorinssat the present time. It has
, Episcopal
' Rev. Geo. A. Baird,
Sunday rmomlng warship
An addresa eitltled
will be followed
“The Lord‘s
The Sunday-schiol session
will convene at 11 :50, a. on. Sunday
sermon.
Reason-
ing at 7:45 the business meeting of
will be held in the!
prayer meeting will
Y evening at 7:45_ topic
George W. Wilder, of
and Badlands. Califor-
Mr. and Mrs.
of Grey Rocks, Toke-
over the week end.
Wilder is the president of the Butter-
, famous no:
as'the makers of patterns. but as
e twenty-three
98.4w almost ovary
th D ll t “gills! lagoon; these
M. Allen and her dau bier. Miss Mali?“ ‘3 ‘3 ‘1“ °"* “’9’" “V3 “an“
bel, the falnily cf Mrss. Grabowsky “mine. Adventure. Romance and The
occugs‘ing the “km home. on Mans- Designer. The Delineator is printed
field avenue, acting as ’ housekeeper.-
lng services will be‘the. this
The all
5.
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a Bigger and
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Arthur é
Toke
whOSo
GREAT SAVINGS.
the
lee.
RE
Great Clearance Sale
v
Starts its “Second Week next Monday with
Better Values Than Ever.
' DON’T. ALLOW THIS SALE fro PASS BY WITHOUT GETTING your j:
SHAREOE THE SPLENDID THINGS IT OFFERS. . —- - [5,;
VALUES MAKE THIS SALE THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY To
Goon RELIABLE SELAsonABLE MERCHANDISE or EVERY SORT AT -
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resumed at the Rowayton Baptist
Church, the pastor Rev. Frank S.
Clark, having returned from his an-
nual vacation. The Sunday morning
service, August ‘lst opens at 10:50
with sermon by the pastor followed
by the observance of the Lord's sup-
per. Bible school for all ages at 12,
noon. On Sunday evenlg at 7:50 a
popular subject will be considered
and these will be continued through
th month of August. , “Things that
Keep Us from God" will be the sub.
ject for the evening or August 1. The
Thursday evening subjects for Aug—‘
ust will be devoted to Nature sub
jects such as t e trees, the moon-
be‘uainstne hills, he rivers. All i are
welcome to the church of the Sound
View which overlooks the beautiful
waters at Long Island Sound.
"1""!
even.
of the
Weather Forecast
232‘, ..
“—
For Nowell: and vicinity: Local
showers probably tonight and Sun-
.day; moderate to fresh south and;
Southwest winds. W’cather condi-'
'tions: Areas of high pressure are cen-
tral this ”morning over the South At»
lanttc coast and the Upper Mississippi
Valley with a long trough of low pres~
Mr.
J
Prompt
Belivery
Phone
527
IGEHEBE’S I
Hot Weather ~ Hints
Fireless Cookers
Refrigerators
Blue Flame. Oil Stoves.
Gas ck Oil Ovens
Electric & Gas Irons
, Ice Cream Freezers
Sets
Giggzka Rubber Garden Hose.
Fishing“ Basket: Hose Reels
_25 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
'lnlB STORE CLOSEB AT 0 P. M. BATURDAY&
nu
l.
sure between them extending from
,Kansas northeastward to the Lawyer
‘St. Lawrence Valley.
mm.»
,sULL FIGHTERS Hoanso.
BARCELONA, July 30.~—~Matador
Correa. while fighting a bull today.
gstruck a bone with his Sword and fell
.on the animal's horns. He was tossed
sand received a deep wound.
l Matador Arequipeno was horned in
o
tion and is moving to Yonkers, N. Y.. '
where he has taken a responsible
eition as manager of the large poult-
l‘y plant on the Greystone dictate,-
l Mrs. Emma A. Balcom. of Stamford.
ihas bought the E. B. Hindley double
house; on the Post road. now occupied
by the families of George N. Yeaton
and Anth Nordin. It is expected that
one. at least. of these tenants will be
obliged to move. as Mrs. Balcom ex—
pects to make extensive
house herself.
Mr._ and Mrs. William J. Reid, Jr.. of
Gracious street, are entertaining Mrs.
Reid's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar R.
Allen, of Hunting Park, Cal..rwhleh is
a Suburb ’of Los Angeles. They made
the trip entirely by automobile, cover—
ing in all about 4.000 miles, having
of the Arizona, and the Petrified For-
est and also to visit relatives and
friends mKansaeand Ohio. They'ex-
Dept to remain in town for some time.
'VROWAYTON" ’
:Mrs. W.'F. Forepaugh. or TokEnEke,
is driving a new Hudson coupe. , ,
Mrs. Herbert Wheeler. of Tokeneke,
is at Contentment Island for a few
weeks... 7' " m ‘ - '
panied by MurandlMs-s. Reid.
aim; and Mrs. E; mum Smudge:
vfl‘olteneke.’ hays arrived in London for
theme! . «
.Snflllgfiem. Mara-s
‘1 Mrsrcrllitford W
avenue. Tokeneke,
friendsfnom Pelham.
Angeles, are stopping for a few weeks,
sir home 111-39
is entertaining
and her. son,
improves
merits and then occupy part of the.
stopped en route at the Grand Canyon .
an’d‘thsn to tourNew England, accom— »
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, ' JACOBY’S * l
¥ : CLEAN-UP SALE I
01“ MERCHANDISE WHICH WILL PROVE USE-
FU L FOR MANY MONTHS TO COME. QUOTED
. AT REDUCTIONS
' ‘TIONS‘.
. urns STORE THAT
,WASQINGTON STREET.
THAT ARE REAL Rustic;
SAVES YOU MONEY”
- so. NORWALK '
as name, Jeannette -'
. my sour-n noawaus tannins
* ”CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
scseumMainSt-ree‘t
,. “05-— 0’
Corsets,_Brassieres, “HOSiEry,
_ Gloves and UnderWear'
'7 Phone
909 "‘
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right, of'West Gide '
$4.90 quality
' , Black and Navy
~ TheTextile Store
Extraordinary Silk Sale
—-—-ON E DAY——
Positively the greatest sale ever held in this citiy or elsewhere
’ in point of quality and values. Here are the prices to Speak for
themselves. Maké careful comparison and See our merchandise
which has just arrivedwfnew and fresh—and not bought. for
a Special bargain sale but for regular stock.
. t.
’ Georgette Crepe, 40-inches wide, all colors, sold everyvVhere
for $3.00 and $3.50, Sale price, Saturday only, yd.,. . . .$1.55
$4.00 quality Figured Georgette Crepe, winches wide,
Baleprice, ... ... ... ... ...$1.85
$4.50 quality Silk Tricolettes, 36-inch“ wide in black, brown,
navy and fancy white, Sale price, Sat. only, yd, . . . . $2.55
$5.50 quality Baronette Satin Skirting, 36dnches wide, in fancy
~' novelty strips and figures, colors, pink, blue and lavander,
Sale price, yd, ... ... ......52375
Best Baronette Satin, 40-inches wide in white and flesh colors,
the quality‘that sells everywhere for $7.50 and $8.00. Sale
Price,s&tul‘d8y0n1y, to. our bit :0: II,’ our i ve- Orvf$4‘95
$4.50 quality Crap de Chine, ago-inches wide, black, white and
. flesh;.8a1e price, Saturday only, yd, . . . . . . . . . . .’ . . . .$2.47
Wash Satin for undergarments, 36-inch“ wide, flesh color;
worth $2.25; Sale price, Saturday only, . . . ...$1.39
Pongee Silk, 34-inch: wide, natural color, sells for $3.00 in
most places; Special Sale price, Saturday Only, yd, . $1.35
Black Masculine Silk, 30-inch: wide, $2.60 quality, Sale price.
“may 0m,yd., Vol. oi. ‘ooo so. 00.: Cioffofio fioonuo- '85
$3.00 quininemnne Silk, lie—Inches wide, in white and
flesh color; Sale price, Saturday only, yd, . . .. . . .$1-97
‘ ' , ‘ » ' Satin, 36.1mm: wide, all colors; Sale
W’amyofiy;W:c so. esp-Homo not on. so: III$2U29
our... reach. 364mm wide, $4.25 quality.
my omyQ-yd"! ‘0' Wine.“ 99. D.‘ a... oot$2‘10
r and Dress Facial-d, worth $435; 2%
7W? W“?!
‘ ‘ 0.76.: ...:{oorn I oto:;¢o,§.ooo."‘
Extra _' fluoqnali 7’ tyBatin ‘ Doom 30-inch“ wide; value.
- ”WWW; Sale price. 594mg
......‘Ut‘ on Toots“... on. 'hcuon .
W Whitman“. of one dollar
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