- »ms. mm. m. at 132 an
iHill Road. has roamed from Dan‘bury.
merenhevottendod-themral other
easily-lites Mmicofictt.
H
The ‘memhern of mi: C. ”my
Post. f-No. .12 moan lawn are
'mnticlpflhg 'rfalr mater tor their
dance to be held at «Eaton ‘Point to-
night.
Among those who went from this
city to the Polo Grounds yesterday to
l; DNESDAY, AUGMJLMO“
i
. SPECIAL PAJAMA PUB-a
ASE ENABLES US TO
OFFER YOU AT
Wham“. ,
smumm
10 momma:
L~ n
$235 see the double-header and who were
01:3. $350, $4.00 and $5.007 disappointed were John and Micheal
PAJAMAS P “1°“-
‘l ——Special at Conneally & Bracken‘s
'women's odd lots of shoes @ 1.00.
2.48 and 3.48 a pair. Sale starts
[Thursday :morning.
CADRAS, OXFORDS AND
MERGERIZED CLOTHS
10 PER GENT
REDUCTION ON
PALM BEACH SUITS
9
Joseph Davis
85 Washington“
[OWE HOBWALI.
influx
‘».‘;ml<llel'l‘ii‘s are coming into
.‘l.
31w:
Word was received by the police
last night that here was “a drunk" in
the rear yard of 9 Chestnut street.
Patrolman Ganier investigated. but
found that friends of the man had
taken him home.
5 The John T. Hayes Agency has sold
the Isaac '1‘. Banks brick dwelling. at
MW). 17 River street. First district, to
fthe South Norwalk Quartet Club, who.
after many improvements are made,
Iwill occupy it as club quarters.
—Special at Conneally & Bracken's
women's odd lots of Shoes 6 1.00.
2.48 and 3.48 a pair. Sale starts
Thursday morning.
A horse pastured on the Baxter
Grounds has been tormented by boys.
according to a complaint received DY
the police, last night. The ‘boys were
brought to police headquarters this
«naming and raked over the coals for
their actions. Further developments
In» been received in this are expected in the case.
. . annual reunion of the Sign ‘
z . which is to be held in The regular district. meetings will
he held on the third Wednesday in
September. the 15th and many mat-
ters of interest are expected to be
broucht before the electors On that
{occasion According to law the call
:l in Bridgeport in an ac-'for the meeting together with the
(lil't’P brought by Mary 1.. l items to come before the meeting for
lill'lll(‘l'l)' oI' Norwaik. , consideration must published at least
;. nim-year-old daughter is ‘ten days before the meeting.
.3 plaintiff. ——-——
ll}, August 26. l
.(- Gans. That's All.
llcclr
lxln- filnd ill the su-
I
__ Harry W. Croft of Greenwich is
:ulrvalliat.l,“Queen Esther," the defendant in three suits brought
v-lllt-«l a: the Ridgewoidlin Common Pleas (‘ourt by Marie L.
llidgc, on Friday and Newman, Clarance Mead and Gideon
. .l-nings, August 20 and 21, Mead. Mrs. Newman asks “$5.000
- lllunily of Reading. The Manages for injuries she received in
be given under the difian accident to the reckless operation
ili>< Catherine Rockwell, mt (‘mi’t's automobile by Wright, and
._._._.__. .the other plaintiffs ask 322.000 each
1. mivcd a shipment of stone for injuries sustained ill similar man-
J! sizes at Roseni‘ield's. , her but of later date.
_, _________. ,
(lr-‘nhcr 8, is the date so- —-Harris & Gans. That's All.
llxs- lllh‘l. llleeting of select- . --
~,n.. liming a population of The scarcity of newsprint is being
”my tor the admitting ohrcfiected in the high prices been;
This meeting may be paid by junkmen for old papers. One
{mm time to time-untiilccllt a pound is now the prevailing
v roller 17.. The board to ad- .Tate for papers to be taken away in
will be in session on tile'lmlldles. A trade paper say; that
mi from nine a. m. to eight from a cent and a halt to two cems is
paid for the paper when ‘it reaches
the mills_ or about onehall‘ the price
that was paid for new paper few
years ago when waste paper was con-
sidered almost worthless.
..
“A 'l?<.
lll'
ll!
.l' .
. .
Ill
45. -7a (.5 —G-aus. Tut's All.
‘xile travel east. to VVater-
been compelled to use the
hill route via Middlehury
lung 8 time. while state road
n the Woodbllry and Water-
nads was underway. that many
still go over the hill, not
; that the easier route is open.
*Em are familiar with both
-i<e the 'Woodbury-Water-
lo-z‘ at present as it is open
. distance and ail‘ords smooth
compared with the steep
the Middlebury-Sherman
1
at
No appointments of firemen Invpre-
paration 0f the inauguration of the
two-platoon system in the fire depart-
ment were made at the meeting ”of
the common council last night due
to the fact that at the meeting of the
men to be appointed couldnot ‘be ac-
cured according to one of the coun-
cilmen. The matter has go'ne over
l
0H.
m ‘l
H '
h»
l.
'W
the men going to work on September
lst, waiting until the council. meet-
ing to get their regular appointments.
i‘
llil ~.
BATHIN G ' CAPS
35c and 651:
tillson-Powell Corp.
sorrn NORWALK
Complaints were made to the po-
lice last night that nflxed bathing of
a decidedly improper nature, together
with-much posing and improper lang-
uage was the course of proceedings
near the home of Eugene Mitchell at
Harbor View, the. complaint being
made by the Mitchell’s. Patrolman
Robert Gainer.'went to‘the spot and
‘ read the riot act to the young men
and boys who had been dressing and
undressing in full view ofranyone who
chance to come along, and also of the
other bathers, some.“ of whom were
women. No arrests were made, but
will likely be made 11 the practice
doesn't cease.
No w:
:13 the Time iforfi
You'toSove
Some young men think it will,
be easier to save a little latorf
“ml-fl— lets!
His Innings
WELT
,
you are having 1
9‘5 Your expense,
mains
3‘31? leave solid silver in
‘ ' 'I'FO W
the sideboard.
. Orr storage vault is a
5', safer place for it.
South Nom‘ml‘ 5 4;.
Open sigma)“;~ .
until the next meeting of the count-lb!
‘ a brief .pnmsruh “with regard to the
% 3‘23? OUTINGS Mir. 1; g .‘nemunommit, ‘Ifyour,
_. Herzrellreaker may he Ԥ income increasu, so will your
his mums 1" menses. ' -sffil&lzi‘;§’ I
Swat. can ear-ti
and high in price.
i
s;
w. ) ‘
l - “Etna!“ a Shipment .f m "l M , , . ' , w G “MM! 3“ ‘ ..
km; a, it": at nosem%_ e. :M.}.Mrft$§&mflr; ~ ‘ “ . “am mm'xmmu ‘
. ' V ’ F " ' i ‘n l ‘ . I h ”
Owing to inclement wasn‘t the and Mn. .Loctan .me spending theirl mum { mentioned.” am”, i I”? ed'm'flh , 1“
' 1 - ‘m‘ n V i ' ' fl
- divmg effing“ schedmvd to be 31":wl.»wh:-il$§’::e of L Rflmtharo . Smiet i . +— as“. "M-
...me “fairs-1,». ..... . - . .35: i‘.‘°‘¢.~“.‘3.:‘" .‘r *m“*“i"rmm.'- mm»:
. - - , 3 ,. n out; . ~ ‘ 3 . . kw H“ I l .
has been postponed until ..lalel-damvm1\il'§. Ralph ‘Losee of 6:: West are ' .3. ' z gg’gggnggafli (”halted mt to] a: 11‘" la the connect?“ a; fig... an.
_ ~ , t 9. r81 (1 s not, a popular employee. 8 o attempt to force a‘ ”flux: of= » ** ,
‘ ~Special at Connedly a; “Ethan‘s of the 8. «(Va Corset company is} -:-—-—-—-— fme t0 the Vinnie or to even “3‘? Lennie of gnaw,“ I”. :_
{guess (3:11:18 lzts (in sun; @ 1‘00, m J a week's vacation at Bogo- In Mum Concern They fer? 2:?‘13? :1: Thorn "8 ' 3:0;“d‘tha; or tl u- m
. . par. ac st‘ 1 - - » - Vernon! to the \e -
lThursday morning. gal ..———. Are NutIMy ‘50“. mom: or this city apparently flanged ’M- to“
. l George Clark, who has been spend-i '1‘
One application for mm‘fiershjp in: six weeks at Camp Jewel, nearlme
was received at the meetimr‘i-c~ 839,. Keane. New Hampshire, has returned: '
man Council. No. 3142, Royal rcan- to his home or. Hamilton avenue.
um, last night, andiphns for fielteep.’
,jng up of the membership (“1’9 vere' Miss Elizabeth Gilbert. of South
ildlscussed. The council willgaend Norwalk, is "ism“! he" “1'“- “’5'
the union meeting held by 391139 George E. Chichester, of 21 Osocrne
council in Bridgeport. tonight, ml street. Danburs'.
will accompany the members at Ila-l
assus council of Norwalk, to 1?qu
‘port. A union meeting may
'in this city ln'the'near future.
vance in the
dustries, ‘
» Mrs. Augusta Rapeiyea,’ of Iowa! paying sap};m
‘hd Street, is spending a few days with,
l'her granddaughters in Danbury. l
TODAY IN WALL MT.
NEW YORK. Aug. ll (Wall Street,
l13:30 a. m.l——.lnitial prices on the
today wane-higher
While salaries
i
4;“
.m‘fl‘
lock Exchange tcantile cstabi
“a 'th the advance reaching four points ,a
. vere quoted 1 to 2 oints hlzn. ll‘artment of J
Somerville. Mass... and Louis Radar» - a...” Cemm Leaguf v. S_ M week ,, W“
dicio. of No. 239 Harvard street. Bos- l" ending And Rock Island~ A “unwitting
ton, were arrested last night in Green- f 545- opened lower, including illlo nliflg in
men were taken to the Greenwich men .. 1 midday which relapsed "demi’y is
Police station Where they were releas- ; l' lSPQIlent active buying of said ‘Odal' at lh
d in 3500 hai llo await a hearing be- ,33' on Pacific, Canadian ' “0111933 have
iI’ore U. 8. Commissioner Hugh J. gaff“ a; lk I(.‘eutmi and Southern “WWW.
avcry. ‘ '1 3' Vilm‘t’d I to 2 pointer ,
John Sullivan, of No. 317 Homo-d “‘3‘“ ‘ market risinc lunammous
i, ‘cneral ill
. l were gpneml. -,York Monday
r 'm trivanced dered hlnlsell',.
« 3 ’ ban-American, for that he had
4. and Maxi. because he [care
2; dectric Rep. this trail. and t
u Motors 3 80 to id] for d
lade a sud-‘ A slenograph
G in ‘ 1‘
éfrcely of his manuinclured liquor. and “2135's;
.caused a disturbance by attacking his 5_ United
wife. 18unr and
frohibition ofl'lcers working in can pd”;
Greenwich attain today intercepted l, ale. Steel
.two alleged shipments of liqqzr b9“points, Nation
ing driven over the state line. A den drop of 5
two ton truck on whch lWO'lnfln are ported 1.19, w
1
lo
cloudy tonight and Bridgeport
he increases in salaries in mercan~
industries durtn
years has not kept
to Miss Charlotte M
dustrlal investigator of
partment of Labor.
The biennial re
mt indicates that in mercantile in- by m“
tions in the lower grades,
”1‘5 Of $10 a week
have now risen
risen 45 per cent.
clude discounts all
making purchases
which they are on:
The average entrance salarv in nor-
Minute
bout $3. Today the a
ustice for more film a
“med today. has been
the closing or the tex-
New England and New
biting kat seem, n was
Mill operators. sixty d
declaring high
prices
deriiroduction, accord—
COMMH’S ’SIHCIDE
avenue. ilfl the cornty jail builder giant "riansport increased its é;;;r‘:()‘llll}:;0 un
sentence or assal. i, will 9 ar- _ > : it points. . ailment ol
raif—med heir-re U. S. Commiyioner 2:31:11. a" Noon—lions of an :33): tint“ ?mcials poin
”way as 4won as he is "QM. lion;- 8 ‘1! in credit condi. cone ”a?“ Dl'oducu
and a ch-lrco of ., walls; an illicit they. In 'akcn to Dmvme fur. poull'lylnpuun- This would b
Still Will be lodged 82"li'.1’. l‘llniwC0me “nth" Maxwell “0301‘ “gimbals giyfomat
'. I '~.-.. 1".” . . ’ .3 A. ‘9"?,
f'3’“?.‘.§i.°3?...°.5“".2‘:.-..‘.°"é.2.11 ‘li‘.‘.‘..l“”;‘. bum- 22’. fittimiilm’fl'
s .ll on (ht! top floor in full opera- 3:35:51“ ».‘h the inquiry em,DRAFT DGDGER
ticn. For-z gallons of “nmcnahine” had racer. — ; le shares which;
whiskey were found near the your Spemlativ . ‘xtcnsive - sold,
rams. they say. According to the hopetul W" ' - sees more; .
authorities. the discovery of the still absorption "1‘ itcudn a steady-J (Continued fro“. Page One;
was made'when Sullivan imbldod too nmito Issues”
evening
telling the police odi-
becn unable to mep
‘1 the Milne veto on
int he would have to
raft evasion.
- was sup- Which Agent Barbara
lto attack the «creases or Warsaw! “One must admit."he
{while the Pubs ‘0 madnw IBM! ‘5“ ol' divination 1303mm .
g the past two; e VWII is the greatest maneuvel.‘ thor of the ”Maori-0mg"
pace with the ad- ‘mmen As yet by the salmon; "a" the emergency om would “r
cost of living, accordingln is supposed to be under the we; when amemher of the We a-
Holloway, m. of Gena-i MML Ana: “tutu member. The M5:
the State De- my 'fllelao its ore-out stage or constructio- in
ad waive turn. ‘0‘ MM or equine-d to giver“.
M being closely mum 1'0““ criticism to the ram—nuns
vasion. POI“, M- .u
try, which harnnrched a war or in
the Prue-tan frontier “'9 ‘5 WWW a m a.
in 1914,’ BEWN. Aug. 10. ' upon the cg , 3'
~thad form a . .—
Soviet Russia and ewhich she ought to consistently b.
- ~‘nm‘WAmu-lmu '1
com-um.
, the Dams
“9‘ “'31?! to moor-t
port or the depart. 0d south
‘8 fish as' 25 per cent, war of conquest, on
from 31010 60 .3.“
These do not m.
,Wed melons in
from the (inn by
Nol’ed.’nor buses.
‘
l
in ~1914 was
we entrance
Shell Transport. Aspects or tin-433131? is 38a week. 5—._
» iso-Polisb situation “‘Pl‘v regarded I'm??? price of rooms and hoard have ' fl
PFOhlbltlon Officers Arr “1 le favorably. and there was a fur-'Dvr’zdseid hum 150 per cent. to 200 ‘ ',
Ba ~ , rise of “‘0 cents in Sterling. 911- “Dee 1914. she said. - ' E s , 1- -. . ,_
y State MC“ C31? 3. "'18 Of fair amounts superseded * M l . $94 #- m ‘OK Iv; “
.. - I- , , . . ; o ' . K , U - - v
Load of Booze. 09.12%; 5d2115éicthlelqiiglég>loieg :3. .Plot Scented In Closing ‘ ‘ ‘4» 4 ‘
.,.‘ ted into coverin 7h '. ti « ‘ 'd ‘ 0f . Tex '5 ~ ' ”E '
Charged with transporting 130 ’30? .‘V'e in the usual leaders? grilxd - Big we “I ‘ "' WWW “5; “N” w. 7”.
xlles of whiskey in a touring car, Fred :1 equipmems~ steels. on! and .' WASHINGTON A‘ -. . ' “‘ ‘ ' “‘
J. Barber, of No. 74 \Vheatlan street. ~ ' ' ’ 3‘ “"1”" De“
wich. Prohibition officers becominz.r A" Sumatra Tobacco 1v 'YOYk 10 date ' ’
ampicious of the actions of the two ‘91 7 Gull Stale Steel. 4. palath ’Sph‘acy exists 1:111:31; gm a coal 2
men in the car, halted it and after a‘ ' STREET, 1:80 p, I'm—A A Special investigamr 19ft SEMI?”
search are said to have found the pa Le demand caused somelmn Several days ago to so as ng- ‘
liquor hidden in the touneau. Poth P" z in the steels and equip ”0“”? Ct‘nler! at first Alla-ill: 1
9
department. District
been instructed to co-
First of the
new Autumn dresses '
lovely new satin dresses
which are to
Amed l
, IAnddressesof that richand glovdng fabric, tried-"3
Luminous andfine and beautiful.
Navy and black, of splendid teatime.
Simple and gracefulin line.
Simple, too, in.“ -de¢oration——but
85'8 ago were
Justice ofiicials.
Y Ollt, lllr- opmu
on is ahead of
‘ 9 an in;-
10n in two months,
_ . ,advaneeguard' ‘ _'
bungdelcht allthrough theAntm...
and ‘SII’M-
”9°” 01 Wm03>
and vary haaatfl ‘1
said to have been guarding a quanli- rallied to above ' ates Steel... New York with the :mxmhfi: :2 Ofective.
grim? .‘i"’:.'2‘£;l;.if‘“wi“."’.§$.3§§ 3.2:: mm, “with mammm”. ‘* “r" em, ‘ . .
Elldglfvzflzicthwlirrlghgvl'ewfr‘? “3235323; .w the :'glitzgeertoan:flc:trelgliivw;g:b§;;a¥g: Flue h mwd (301111 Mlvdy fifile change—lb“;
”returns... °‘ " ' 5:23: an”. “5" ”.22.... , ‘ ~ “ p m... “hang?” Mm
about 20 quart bogltles ‘01“ .Lligi9y3 For brown”! and Partlyiu' 1913. he mgls’tér'zl lfihseefltrmbzl his mm 13 9’ 'WN mm
was also stopped by the :lcderal
agents and the driver arrested. All
the men were held in ball of 8300
for a hearing belbre L'. S. Commis-
sioner Hugh J. Lavery. '
The Charleq Jock
alley M.emp]°y¢d In
“W registered in
t' b“! was not
weather is clearing
and Lake region. b
settled and silowery
lantlc coast irom SO
called
giving
son_ under which he had
Class A1 oi the draft
the
value; all at the one price of
Second floor.
name of
cabarets. He was
fur service,
Maine. A disturbance t"; The hour. at whic
_ — —-~~ - . ll lie WOl‘ke as
' LEGISLATION REUNION. lmmemt‘; ‘Sf‘u‘il'ifon :7 giver singer, with acll......-3.,.,n: ,
OOSEY BEACH, Aug. 11. “15:;th“; er 4%? Atem r 51 greater .part of tho night am} M ,-
stretch of shore on Long Island Sound ‘ C ‘3“ ' _ b a; faring d‘fl’lmr the day. wore given 5 ' I ve Ve *
looked gloomyltocfllv arrivals among mm“ “"2“” “ ove n . :55 Janka Is his r ; ,
and duvetyn hats
northem districts.
e ‘~
{members of ‘lhe Legislative clubs, . {fir‘gfitmflm
today. vaerything was dmncbodl \K’ASlfi-HNG‘ THO-Ni Aug. 1 '1 Jake worked k
'tromvthe night's rain, the waves 106k-
ed cold and uninviting and heavy tog
‘hung over the Sound. All the morn-
“ing MOI-envoy. the number of former
and present legislators increased, and
whenthe-cou shone at tnoau the at-
tendance promised to be big.
Advanc word to the portraiture on
arrangements had indicated that the
outing .was to be the biggest one on
llion of the American Gov
the Polish mmtbnlm i
the world. ,
Stated briefly. the '-
slands as favoring preserv
political independence am
integritv Of-Polnnd. and‘,
.any dismemberment of ’t
‘outlines of this policy we
ward bound Inn};
-allure to comply
-wulatlons, and-
'I
l mm in this
" 7 rentage.
. ' t d s atched y
‘reoor. and while muddy country roads 18133;; (0;): to the It. .KELETONS FOUND.
'might keep many at home who werewador ” ‘ 039173 aHRlSTI, Tex., Aug. It.
‘to me automobiles there was every To the end that Poland 3] lgwem‘ij. human skeletons 111W.
confidence at 1 p. m. that expectations,
‘of full mus would be fulfilled.
i .No formal prtgram had been mane
l'ior the after dinner speaking. Judge
'James F. “'alsh, speaker of the last
house, presided as president or the
Scull).
lucx DEMPBEY crows TO MEET
'K.’ 0.95lLLmNAN.
NEW YORK, Aug. 11.—Jack Demo
sey, World’s champion heavyweight.
today signed an agreement to meet h.
0 Bill Brennan, Chicago boxer, before
January 1.1921. The date, place and
number of rounds to .be fought were
not specified.
as an autonomous outer!
Government will follow -
rected to ”W employmen
available means to render
To safeguard the interest
sian Soviet regime. the
Government through the
it uouid regard with satis
iaration by allied and as
ers of respect for the
tegrlty and true boundar
The United Slates. the
takes no exception to l
arrange an armistice be
and Russia, but can not c
plan to divert such a
(ions into a general E
once.
Secretary Colby reite '
of the American-gov .
. Xto Vic',
l
“e ,
serts, , 3
s to
cloud
. any
' o fi.‘
nfer‘
merica.
0t ti - 31mg. 011'
‘ “’ASBNGfOX,
Allegheny Count
Pittsburgh 1.34.8
of 1‘13 Df'l‘ cent. .
. athy
LONDON, Aug. 11.—Tuesday‘s an “e
eason {or not reap.-
tanrant after the trunks: Yolk res}
‘b umber, 1919. he joined in Sep-
.. of men outn-
with federal
________———.———-
taad ‘tourteen miles south of
It is believed they had been
ed by earth for many year.- and
“term of September last brought
__________—_———————-—— ‘
s. mus HARMSW
ze, through the victory
____________._..———-
ngLATlON RETURNS.
i
drait when he was
obtained vmm ll
W’anama as u assistant commissars‘
. 3r the Panama Railroad.
country,
He was
“Gm
ill the second race
here today.
Aug. llr—Census:
5’. Pa. containing
32, increase 166,369
clsl statement from Moscow carries
Russian people as well . ern-
. , . ,. . OMB 8A EA IN
the Crimean front, where meats previously m C BE 1- . ,
$521313 forces are maxing those not to recognize the So HAIR To OMEN m g p \
‘ ' 1. statement _ ,.__.___ ( . .
a: IIG'enerlll “range The ——Special at Conneall en's it's Gflflmthor’. Recipe to keep , -.IIVM\
I 20'“ the Crimean trait. fthe fighting women's odd lots ot‘ 3.2:; h" Hicks: Dark. 5'04”.- ..~ . ‘ ',- ..
front contnlues favor- 2.48 and 3.48 I pair. autiful. 7 fl ’1 1
‘3"..23 ‘fslffiire TMIMy mung. The Old—tine mixture of Sage T08 QVTT‘: i 0
t ‘ lad 8mm“ for d” "um “‘5 mm
J . » .
no color ‘1.
,r l.
vim...
”u
.0“. and
naked tad ' ‘ -
other’a 3‘”. ed tan is grand
ins it to;keep their burn;
e ich is qukooeasible. o4
«tears “I: in an age when a youth-‘
and Museum
M1 '800. gum mum
$1.5. suits now $29.50.
‘5 °‘ the mm“ "" oummer suit sue.
Nowadays. thou-5h, we don’t , - ,z » '
.Mesone “at of sanctum 1.1 ”5. 8mm.“ ,“ "001
the mossy mum; at hon ‘ . ; .‘ . . m -
g . M {t .
ml bargain in fmhhinfl.
. w‘ ) “i.
; e STEVENS .
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Norwalk Chronicler