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1113 Board of Education 155 1125 a Statement Concerning
the Salary Situation in Norwalk, and Claims “Bonus”
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:1 public statement, issued by the! The board has diligently striven to
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Mrs. Rolson in Stamford
Hospital —- Child’s Leg
Broken by Motorcycle —
Other Accidents.
STAMFORD. Aue. Zl.—-)lrs. Rolson.
ed 11 is visiiiuz her brother-in-Iaw in
Pollen. is in the Stamford Hospital,
as :1 result of a collision occurring
l yesterdav a? {15,133, near Adams Corner.
,hgrwpen automobiles driven l)" Daniel
I'” ("Ill'DCllCenlt-nt he l(““‘1‘ompkius 0f Barton and Mr. Stanly.
l‘“ ”I" I" L- “'1 ("Amide”‘l of N111" York. Mrs. Rolson sustainrd
1 1:1111 honorary dealt? CODE“- a fractured lea. She was taken to
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1i.1n ‘ ""' V ’" Agent. New ”3"1211ls11n's lT‘lt‘itlll rl'latiyusi. was arrest-
1he confertiug 11.11011 him. ll-‘L'ed by the Greenwich police. and was
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:al‘fair could he made. lie “as absn‘v-
lod from blame for the accident this
morning, when the motorcycle of one
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,11151_\1111rney Ilenry B. “bite of the
Greenwich Borough Court,
5 Jo linzt. 1‘11 tivc-yt‘ar-old son of Mrs.
Ottile C. Castlen of Mlddlesex road.
.\‘or1:ton sustained :1 broken leg. tlYl'S
itnovninz. “”211- thc motorcycle of one
70f his mother‘s employees around
'which he was plavinz in the (‘osden
premises. fell upon him. He was talks
on to tho Stamford Hospital.
Nils-s Hattie lll‘oomgrecn
& Towne factory, was knocked down
twin n slvc 11o‘li1lcd with a bicycle rid-
den hy Kenneth Benjamin of 170 \Vash-
Eiugton avenue 11,1 the at the corner of
{of State and Atlantic streets yester-
‘day at l p. in. She was taken to
the Yale & Towne in the police auto-
mobile. and war. treated in the em-
Inrztnrv room for an abrasion on th°
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stepped 02111 from behind a trolley
1cur into the path of 111'- bicycle.
An automobile driven by Fritz Wat-
eibrry of 133 Main street. Norwalk
11ar. into the rear end of a machine
'drven by A. F. Hatch of Jersey City:
the corner of
curly evening at
Main and Bank streets.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 2'l.—Seven men.
one wounded. were under arrest to-
,day as a result of an early morning
Iriot resulting from a clash between
abot'tt a hundred railroad men and an
equal number of strikers. Scores of
sluts v :re exchanger]. bottles, stiem
and stones were thrown and heads
{were broken before police responding
.10 riot calls broke up the fight._
1 The riot was an outgrowth or fre-
‘quent attacks by striking railroad
‘men on the workers who refused to
'walk out last April in the unauthor-
itzed railroad strike. Last night. ac;
5111-1111:: to the police, 131'.‘..!=“2‘h00d o.
lRailvvaf: Trainmen employed on the
lElgln. Jolie:.and Eastern Railroad
'ieamed or an alleged plot for attack
* m b strikers. ~ ‘ .
' 0111-331: carried and set out in a body
‘ the plotters. The two
3looking: for
fpsrties met in 915t street in the early.
morning hours and Wire an:
en men are believed to have ileum
wounded. but allhalvedgn‘g were ca:-
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of Port .al GQ"?mment expense, cannot remedy
Chester. who is employed in the Yal'1'L"“dlll0n5~
knee. Miss Bloemgreen is said to have l 1n July 10" ”19 135’ ‘9“ years Drlcrs
BIASCER PNIIVES
- Ulll EXCIIING
,3rd Ward Republicans Had
Two Candidates for the
Council to Succeed Myron
W. Osborn.
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Mr. 31:1st fladeotes; Ev-
erett Preece 20 and S. C.
Marshall 1.
Amid intense excitement, at least in‘.
c:1t;-.in cll'f‘ll-‘I. tense exciteniefl
reigned. and the imminent danger of
an old time political Donnybrook
Fair. \Vi1liam L. Blascnr was nomi-
nated as the choice of the Repuhli
(11115.
Last night's meeting, which was
called by Frank N. (llovt-r, chalrmpn
oi" the Third \Vard Republican town
committee. was held in Community
hall and was attended by 52 ltopubli‘
cans. m- :11 lcart 52 people attcndctl
the meeting 11nd yotcd.
Attorney Loo Davis was- appointed
chairman kind .1. \V. Shtison s1-1'11'11zary
of the meeting. Henry Sclzcr‘u'ns the
first speaker anti~.sai1l in part that in
21541111111 us four out of six RepnhIi.
cans to whom he sbokn sci-med to
favor “'illiam L. Blast-er be 1111‘
sented his name in nomination. Sir
Selzor said that some people foretell
I). Burr lirach. and that he had spoil-
cn to Mr. il1-acl1 asking him if he
would run. lmv had received 110 an-
swcr. although one was promised him.
He therefore placer] tho name of Mr.
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l’AlMEIl SililllEl] Eilil
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Letters Pour in Demanding“
Reason Consumers Don’t
Benefit More.
“‘ASlliNCTON. Aux.
record 1111111 prices finally showinx:
minus (19 1:11‘11inz downs-lard. Tlen1(1.-1':1~
'ic inaclfiixur,‘ or;:.1niz1-1l by Allol‘llf1\‘~
'12. "oral l‘11l1‘111-1' 1o thing down living,r
11' s1s is coming: in for further censure
instead of the Drill-211‘ expected when
(he repeatcd oiliriul prediction that
,the pcnck if prices was 21thand
became a fact.
Hundreds of 1111015 are cmnlm: to
the Department of Justice demanding
to know why prices for retail food
have not followed downward whole
sale prices mud prices paid the pro-
duccr. Some letters contain surges.
tlons for bringing about this result,
but many condemn the Government
price machinery as ineflicicnt.
(‘onsumers have read of falling
1.1 holesale prices. but many complain
that the reduction has not rrached
them. They want to know why Pal-
111r-r'3 fair price machinery, organized
21.1 r—-\\"ith
Statistics gathered by Government
officials in the last few days appar-
{:nlly show that consumers have some
cause for their complaints.
The Department of Agriculture re«
ports that prices paid food producers
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Residents of
Confronted with
Menace—Aviator’s
Endanger Lives of
ers. ‘
al New
Stunts
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Residents of Faiinol'l bear flare
solved the bathing >ull. prob? {only
to be commuted with .annheijacer.
whose maueuvrers daily are murd-
izing thelives of Scores ot hall
beachel's have start”:l UN 1
wondering if there 11131 111-1110
insuring protection inst
“Hunters." .‘
it has become a favorit: pm
the planechauffcur to take p113
scootiu; along the water fro
low altitude, just missing 1’1“
houses and, then A
the water and going at broalneck
$00011 for the three diving (1-:Z‘Ll-.,.
Bathers Alarmed
Thrsc “(19’s 1110 .2131 Laill'
ulatcd with butllcrs anr’.
at seeing the giant aircrart hp
bent upon their demolition
inycd l1] anyone except the
his passengers. it is his pra
whiz: :traizht at the floats a‘ ,
nick of tit-111,1 send his; machind ‘np in
111.12 air, over 111,: 11.1.1311: n1 metal-rifled
bathers.
General indignation has boon
ed over this "stunting" huntu
danncrs [lip lil'cq of SPOI‘I‘S of
almost (taint-and 11‘ there is s
in which action can be taken _
vcnt further repetition of th risky
tricks, the folks of Faii'ficld be. h are
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willing to fmpr's into 3 a
squad of aerial sheriffs, if n ' Dry
IIUiiAN BilllNllll ‘ Ii
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Stole $50 and Several 73,30!-
ties from the Apart ,nts
of Mechele Lubrano.
Louis l’lugnn arresztmi earl this
ll‘tunlllt’; by Patrolman Eliza‘n Loch-
wood ou‘a charge 01" lhff‘, was and
over to the crienin-f te‘m 111 the St:-
ltcr‘lnz' rotnt 3:1 Tuesday September
H. by Judge Georg-.2 H Vouliuré'fim
probable cause thi- 211111112311: I .
chargcd with the mint 111‘ ‘70 1': «ash
and sevelul bottles of wh 2key from
311110 Luhrcno of way street.
Alter .j-ulicc \‘osburzh had hound
O‘v‘t'r Duran he turned to Lubrzino and
lulll 2.711 1l1at ho was going to or 201‘
t‘h'ct Pennington to inform the Fed-
eral authorities that he. Lubrano, had
Itcf‘n sltliln: “(war at his hontc, Ll;-
brauo protested and said that the
whiskey was: kept by him in his own
rooms and wag for medicinal pur-
inset; only.
Duean. according to stories told bv
Adolph Lubrano. Mike’s son_ Mrs.
Elizabcth (‘ampbell of Raymond street
and Mrs. Rose Anderson. also of Ray,
mond street. had seen several bottles
of liquor in his shirt, when he came
out of the window of Luhrano‘s
apartments and was spied hy 1-ot1ns:
Lubruuo. Mrs. Campbell told of now
she had seen Dugan go into the house
through the window after he had tried
the door.
The $50 in money was in one 0" the
drawers of the bureau where the
liquor was also kept. No trace of the
liquor wu found and Duzan wasn't
searched when arrested this mozninz.
Because of Dngan's past record. he
having born arrested on September
20_ 1913, charzed with theft. on No-
vember 1'4. 191.". charted with rob-
for the principal crops dccreescd 11.8
per cent. in July. This is considered]
extraordinary when it is known thatl
paid to producers have increased oul
.:n average of 2.9 per cent.
The Department of Labor reports
that July’s wholesale prices fell be
1ween 3 and 4 per cent. in food lines
and that the level of the retail food
prices in July was the same as that in
June.
NII [JUIlIlUM ill AET
IiN SHEENAliE
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Aug. 21.——A
meeting of the Tennessee House to—
day to clinch ratification of the Fed-
eral Suflrage Ameandm‘ent was block-
ed by anti-suflrage members, thirty of
whom left Nashville forl'Alibama so
as to make a. quorum impossible.
Only 59 members, seven less than 8
quorum. answered to their names
when Speaker Walker called the
House to order half an hour after the
regular meeting time.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 21.——More
than thirty members of the Tennessee
House. opposed to suffrage. were miss-
ing from their hotels 91er today.and 1
were reported to have left for Alumni
mainmeflortto bmknuuorumof
the House and delay final action onl
the Woman Sum-age amendment.
Lenders o! the suifrage forces said
It was almost certain there would not
unwritten the Emmet;
BIRHINGRIM. Mai: Aux. 21.79%”-
.,mellbezs' .:‘ 91’ the NW 9‘99
a gong-Emmi”, Ald,'tccordilu
dived here _ today.
in the conductor of a tram Euchar-
flaw is on. gum
theft and on "July 31!. this veal‘.
charged wfi'h theft. Judce Yoshurzh
felt that there was probable cause.
and bound him over under bcntls of
750.
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Suit for 310000 damages has been
started against the firm of Herman &
S-‘cinberg bv Julian M. HamiitOn of
New Rochelle f_o_'- damage: susts'ued
by 11151 in an automobile accident on
the road between Pelham 1.\lanor and
New Rochelle, on the morning of Nov-
ember 15 tilt). in which Min of rzze
local arm's truck and Mr. Hamilton'
automobile figured.
It was claimed in the Writ. which
was served by Deputy Sheri: Xezson
Benedict vesterdav. nroye't-r on 1:;97111
Main street was being 'tt’a'heri, that;
The'Bc-rman 1E: “telnbf‘rr; t‘uck had
no tail light or other lirht to let anv-
one approaching from the rear imsv:
of the presence of the truck. The
night in questicn accord": to t‘te
complaint. was rain;
Injuries to Mr H=L~iitaofs automo-
bile wbich crashed. trio «”19 rear of
the truck amounted to "l”?fi while Mr.
Hamilton has received permanent in
juries to his handstfaee neck and ear,
his face being permanent"? “.mred‘.
,The accident. took place at.12:30'cn
the morning of November 1% 1519.
Damages. of $10300 are claimed and
double mi treble clarifies pursuant to
th’e statute of dam: , . y: -
Amer Albeztfit.‘ «Birth? 02153:}!
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Resort: Are
Al BAIIY MANIIN
I’m'edefil exploits of 5‘ Smilkfipflohwill detail what measures short. 01‘ a
‘ .Sinn Felncrs. are in
swirgin; 01} .orcrl
ila was?
bery, on January 2. 1915. chnrvze'l with
N ‘BANNACNS
DUBLIN, Aug. 22.——-All moderate
sections of opinion in Ireland are
greatly interested in next Tuesday‘s
conference called to enable every
shade of Home Rule sentiment to
unitr- in a statement to Premier Lloyd
Ccczgc iclzllhe to the future govern—
mcntol' the island. This statement
'rtpublic will keep Ireland Within the
bmpire add pliich thought possibly op-
posed by 1hr; Sim: l1‘11in mu, 121111 15'
the general body of irish opinion.
An attempt has been made to as-1
1
i: if lirnen who
commence 0!"
,that organization.
’1 Mitet'ence‘ is explained
The Sinn Fein attitude toward the
(iritilth,
1he weck‘s Young lreland:
England's policy toward
“as disclosed this Week. The Re-
public is to be ravaged while dupes
are to be set clamoring for dominion
Home Rule in order that the 11111111-
itiou or the world may he disnictt-d
and the minds of o: 1:111 nations cun-
fused.
I-‘urther disorders were reported 10-
11.1,; from various parts of lreland.
Armed raiders held up trains near
Cork, Newcastle (County \Yicklovr),
end Louth village. and stole mail.
A woman at Roscommon charged
with violating the boycott against 1l1~
police by supplying them with milk,
is reported to have been seirml by
four men who fastened pig rings in-
.to her “cab with pincers. The rings,
it is said. were not removed for two
days.
One hundred armed raid-01's att..r-k-
nd the police barracks at Daily Mahou
with rifles and bombs and compound
:he garrison to leave. The baracks
were burned.
Reports from London say that Miss
S}acSwency visitcd her brother. the
lord mayor of (fork, who is in Bill;-
1on Prison under a sentence of two
jx'carr.‘ imprisonment on Chill'KF‘S of
sedition. She said she found him
wear“ but determined to continue
his hum strike.
She interviewed
tary for Me Affairs, Sir Erulez'
Blackwell. and told him that if hz-r
brother was allowed to die in pristn.
the citizens of Ireland would hold
the government responsible for “his
imurder." ‘ ,
Four hunger strikers have been re-
jmovrd from the Berk jail to the city
hospital.
Rout, regulation is provided in a
decree just issued by thc1 Daily Eire
5'11‘n (irish Republican Parliament.) 11
restricts to fifteen percent. the maxi-
mum increase which may be charged
whereas the English statute fixes the
maximum at forty percent.
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'Women Charged. that They
L Had Been Annoyed and
Followed in an Automo-
bile. ‘
After a. thrilling chase. through 111;:
as‘wevs 6r Smmford. by motorcycle pu-
trclmcn. (luring 1hr1 course 0.” which
several shots were fired, three men
who Rave their in mes a: \Villi. n1 Col-
bert, 4 Aiken street. Norwaik; Nathan
Cohen, 47 Fairfield aye-mic. South Nor-
Walk. and John Sullivan. 29 Clinton
avenue, Norwalk, ,were arrested,
rharged with reckless driving. and.
this morning. Colbert and Sullivanl
were mind “0 and costs each. amount i
in: to $166.66 in all. Cohen was re-
loased. there being no charge pres-.5.
(1:! against him. The three men were
la1"st reported to the Stamford police
by a party of Norwalk wemr-n. who
{had been followed and annoyed by Col-
1bert. Cohen and Sullivan. who were
‘I'ding in Colbert‘s car. Colbert driv—
ing,
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1 he two motorcycl-y patrclmcn who
lmftde the arrests Vere Lester Hay
1m» “'ill‘am \itCormick. and it was
charged by the officers that, Colbert
r‘f'mnvml to run than down.
The women who fiist complained to
"he pclire atom the actions of the
,1hree men gave their names as Mrs.
more wusrn. 1'! (‘my street. South
'Norwalk: Miss Marion Curtis. 17 (‘lnv
street. South Nor-walk: Miss Elizabeth
Crowley. 104 Water street, South Nor-
walk. They were accompanied by I.
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Contractor Smith
Is Low Bidder
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Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow.
PPEARS AGAIN
i0 BE NANING ADVANCES
The P0188, However, Report the Capture of 15,000
Prisoners Wthin the Past Week—Russo-Polish Con-
ference Trying to Reach a Decision.
LONDON, Aug. 21 (Associated ,Soviet and Polish armies are engaged
.Pres.=1.—-At the second sitting or the near Vt'yszkow and Stanislayow.wuile
,Rusao-Polish Peace Coutcrcncc Ti:
day at Minsk, the head of tin
dole-cation anillluflth l'UlulluS
Eonditions to he
inriolnblc independuice oi 1‘10 l’t:l;.~il
n
'1 in the region 01‘ Brest-l.itoysk lighting
is proceeding along the line of the
western branch ot’the 1.11112 ll’t‘m'.
Near Lemberg, the statement says,
the Bolsheviki ale developin: their
advance alter ocwpying the tillage of
Gliniany, and have a'it-niic1~.l to a.
line (‘L \illages south and s'nivlloast
01' Lenmcrg. m the. Tarnr‘po! 1'1-;.ion.
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|vanced in a westerly direction, it. is
declared.
in the Crimean
u. s.
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lingr which they captured an ar111ored
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Ireland Soviet delegation. Dl'olwsed that 111.,1 ,antiBolshevik forms have lund'd new
polish delegates obtain a su1.;.lc;~,~,p1l.,tl1e outskirts of Aktyiskoi. on 11111 sea
tury mandate irom the. Polish got-em. .oi‘ Azov, but Smiet troops have been
meut autlgirizinc the dolrgution to dispatched to that front and have
conduct ”peace negotiations With moitried to expel the landing forces.
lt’kralne. WARSAW Aug. 21 (By The Asso—
lle. protested az'ainst what he harm, ciatcd Prensls-Tho l‘olcs captured
2.] the Pollfh policy of dlagg‘ing Oil! 15.000 SO\ lt'l prisoners Ull t0 Thurs-
day, it was announced here today.
impensibility for the bloodv mm... CONSTANTIFCOPLE, Aug. 111 (By
nuences of such a policy {y'ould re- The Associated Presets TWO Bolfihee
main on the ”Polish dt'legates vik cavalry regiments have passed.
”out 1- fighting cmltinucs north and . ver southern Armeni my.
mam-.151 of \Viii‘fia'u' near l’lonsk andlterritory and linked it with the
Turkish Nationalist followers 01' Mus-
(‘icrfulnonn according to a Bolsnp\ik .
tupha 1Kemcl Pasha _:1t Butazet.
ofhrial statement issued ynstci'duy in
Moscow and received lure by wire-
Further to the northeast, the
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Supreme Knight James A.
Fiaherty Conducts Inter-
esting Ceremony at Metz.
(Continued on page Four)
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Dr. Victor Maruchess Weds
7.21572. Als'aceLorraine, Aug. 21.
18y The Associated Pressl.l.——Tbe
statue of Lafayette presented to
France by the Knights oi‘1Columbua-
na; unveiled today by Sid ' ‘
Knight James A. Flaherty. Most of
the Damnation bi Not: cheered when
he drew aside the $.51}: size-st ruling
the, statue. which stands an (Yr-i-
n.‘
[alléelgominating the valley of the 1Manya Rachiusiq‘a, _1 beautiful and
‘ .7 ‘ ‘talented singer.“ Mrs- Maruscness
lie said that the Kniehts of (‘olu'n-
lms. as Catholic ciiizens 01 Amenca.
desired by this memorial to cammem-.
crate forever the holy. bond of union;
between France and America, sealed'
by the blood of tee French and Am-
erican hero dead.
William P. Lat-kin of New York, a
supreme director of the. Knights of
Columbus, reviewed tee historic rela-
tions between France and the United
“it’s and told of the French Catholic
cicagy collecting 815.000.0130 to did the
colonies of America.
Hp said it was appropriate that the
anghr of Columbus should select.
he said. Notwithstanding their
pilgrlmace. for Metz was the starting
point (if Lat'ayette's American carver.
and in 31012, one hundred years after-
;‘.:11'<l, at St F-Pment'g College, Mar-
~"al F0111 laid the foundation of thel
ref-ins which paved France.
Hitch C. ‘1‘1'i'l‘ace, the American am.
'2319'201', discussed the Russian sit-
'ai""n in discrib-ng Lafayette‘s “son
"in to an ideal."
“Wt-*1 would this great apostle of
llhetty thing of the crimes being com.
mitted today in the name of liberty "
he said. Notwithstanding theirr
crimes. the great people whom we
know a: Russians; will. in the Drovi-
deuce of God. come out of their pres
1,1“11 "orknes': into the light."
An imn‘ense American {1.12 brought
by the visiting Kaitlin draped the
base of the. statue. The flag was
12.:“3: damaged in transit and had
been mended by Madame Millerand.
M‘c of the French Premier.
A Tlf1tf'n was presented to Marshal
Foch by Supreme Knight Puberty.
studied music under \K‘altcr Dam-
rosch of New York city. and is sched-
uled to sing in the near tuture m
Aeolian Hall. New York. Academy of
Music, Brooklyn. and next week at the
Rivoll, New York city.
Those present at the ceremony and
supper following were Robert Alexan-
der \Vason. who is the outlior 0!
Steering W'heel, Knight Errand. Hap-
py Hawkins and many others: Dr.
Broduky, who is a nerve specialist at
the Westport Sanitarium an: Mrs.
Brodsky. Mrs. F. Marnschf-ss. 'Dr. aha
Mrs. S. M. Deitz, Frances Deitz. Dr.
Bromberg of Bridgepoit: Mr. and
thin. Leo Brochcss of New York city.
iwho are Bummering at (‘ompo Beach;
,Dr. Roscnthal of this city, and many
others.
An elaborate wedding supper was
served at the home of Ur, Deitz, and
this ’uii’air was truly one 171 the social
leventa of the community. Dr, and
illirs. Mamcliess ore raiding, at Her-
bor View Beach. Tim ceremony was
marforme'l by Justice of the Peace J.
J. Linxwoiler.
Dr. and Mrs, Maruschcss have the
well wishes of ereryone who has met
them and all agree that they are an
amiable and captivating coup'e. and
they have the good wishes of the em
tire community.
Gibson Smith.
handed in the lowest
for the construction of tile new addi-;
tion to the power house of the South-
Norwaik E‘ectric lieht plant. and the
award was made to him. The con-j
tracts have not Men slsned as yet;
stud there are {our other kids that
are under mine-Mention.
Mr: Smith’s id for the job 111.5:
816381.21. ' 1
The Openiu: c‘ the bid-1 r‘as beldv
local conmctor.1
favorable bld'
at the meeting of the Heart-lat etym-
mam garment and , 1m
‘muttsii‘efllihcm .,
flfll H .th}! a 1‘ ‘ ..
>1
I Drum Corps.
Protect liberty throughout tbel small Bills-
station of the Illinois Central Rail-
Ahom 1.70 employees of the Nash man Trust and Savings Bank. it tell
the bridge switch .11; East Norwnlk. level, where messengers from tho
boxing and wrestling ““1 W‘mym 8100.009 no all in bills
. f 91- typified of: Roam! clam. Ira, WW 1 thirteen-venom bar. it. VII
Sillililllil lN Pilllllli
{rooming it the marshal said:
v 1 ’0 _ __.__.._
“”‘d' - I ammo. Aug. 21.41 mail pouch
vASH [bipwyfis ”kitten-d to contain money and valu-
mad. The robbers escaped in an air
tomobllc.
._ bout noon,
rnzineertng complny enjoyed an out-1”” Netti building a .
in? an annual affair, at Calf Postural Wk“ m train "”0th the “th
accompanied by the Norwalk m a “I“ “it: “PM ‘° be “m“ t“
M the mien ms The money was to be used tome» -
time. These tine mast In: 1
at 31. 3‘, 819 and 820 denominations.
. . ., - from by an elderly all?
‘ let‘ r. (l taken. whl 1 potatoes. Iv“! "“53 him (I dim
potatoes, m can. 111mm, ‘9?” ’I 74"“ Elm ”1 '7
I
l Sl‘illEN IN CIIIEAIIll
"America'and France long fought -
|ables worth $100,000 Was stolen by.
HAVE "UTINE‘ The money, according to postal nu-
P'ach, yesterday morning and often Elm cation in Pullmln the mud.
way-e enjoyed, consisting of uckim to out?! check! of the Pullman
Buttery and a corps of m)“. urge of be.
for liberty and they will continue to Magi 0f the Panda!- IS in
ttwo Inca yesterday" from a. suburban
thou-idea. was being sen: t0 the Pull-
nocn. gnu-clung from the factory to was “nun down a chute to the street
races. potato races, three-legged m‘ and the Sherwin-M'illilmn
full justice was done to tho‘ lull-l. mm my ‘3 ch
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