ORWALK
ll y ['lTIONWOE £30 908,420 162,162 21.7 tgekelghty Emu“ en'who have lost
' u ‘ ' 0 .......... 748.258 123.558 19.8 t e ves an '
WING SEN UNEL FAIRFIELD COUNTY 1880 622.700 85.246 15.9! "The present lawlessness tin [tre-
* ' . 4—- ’ 1370 537,154 77,307 16.8 land," the Times oorrespon en quo es
serum BY. 5... IS NOW 320,000 13m .......... 460.147 89.355 24.1 s..- Hm. .. declaring, '3. the mar
Ans LDIR I... 11850 .......... 370.792 60.814 19.6 of a small body of men w o are e v-
.4 G0 (continued mm Pa“ 0”” ,lsm .......... 309.978 12.30:; 4.1 ing by carefully planned anarchy to
, -. I". . A. I" GOLDEN PM. 1830 297,675 22.427 8.1 impose secession from the British
° ' ' rate of increase of the population oi 1820 . ...... . .. 275,248 13,306 5.1;Empire on eighty per cent. of the peo-
- —v the State was slow. During the 50 1810 .......... 261.942 10.940 4.4 'ple of Ireland, who do not want to se-
mBSDAE, SEPT. 2, 1920. ,fizsrsotrlom 71273392t°d18i0' the increase‘lsoo .......... 251,002 13,056 5.5 cede." l d h t u m S!
‘ - n Y - = ur us the decade31790 .......... 237,946 Sir Hamel- dec are t a o no
mm WAC [03 1840~50. the increase was 60,814, andl In 1643 the Colony of Connecticut, Fein had been willing to accept anY-
TOMORROW from 1850 t0 1910. it was 743.9645“ was estimated, had 5,500 people. thing less than complete lrish inde-
‘liightide 2,998.111 2.54 m i. The highest rate of increase prior. ' pendence,‘ Premier Lloyd Gear-pres
3 . ’ "‘ - u - P- I .. to this census was 24.1 per cent, dur-IPANIC REIGNS propbsal to meet Irish leaders “would
rises, 6:19; sets 7:25! ing the decade 1850.60. and the near-i ' not have remained unanswered."
I..." of The A lated P ’ "‘ get lapproach to that was during the! WHEN SNIPERS He reiterated the Government was
one rose. eca ‘9 ending with 1910. The in-l ' willing to grant Ireland any arm 0
“thaw“ metogsemfor. :abglxgasivelz crease during the 1900—10 decade FM CR0“ D Government acceptable to all? 13135::
on O vnearly equalled the total 0 ulati n it of the people so long as t e r I! S
‘ new. dispatches credited to it Oflof the State in 1790. p p 0 (Continued from Page One.) ofy the empire should be employed to
' ~ We 1' this 93W "1‘1 “'0; Connecticut co‘fitained 23.6 per cent. . prevent secession in Ireland. ,
’ m 1”" published herein. [of the total population of New Eng-IDumm' Saturday night, and “We“ Premier Lloyd George. the corree
All rights 0: publication 0: ‘pY'land in 1796. which was 1.009.408. 'l‘heloff a large "umber or secret mmtary spondent says, will return to London
‘I am Ileroin are also re- proportion of New England's popula“documents, including the army ”(19.63,” next week.
-" it tion in Connecticut decreased stead-land (gillherl “33d Bti:heMp‘:fse?: ‘tindae, ——-—
"— n t' 1 ' _ laccor mg 0 t e a y al . 8 e- N I NALISTS PRO-
GI'IILDREN ARRESTED FOR TRAIN cgntun fl]! lglg grpernsljltvg; Li'smggg'clared the (\oup was the most daring TURK'ESSEAJR‘SHSTICE.
WRECK- ' ' ’ ‘ and important since the present un-l
TROY, N. Y.. Sept. 2.—6even chil- rapid growth. connfllucm comprised rest began. Revolvers, ammunitionf CONSTANTINOPLE' Sept. 2 (By
W of fOIjeisn parentage. all under aggggtfihggl";fa§°gggitgg "stiff; and field glasses also were taken. lThe Associated Press)-—Th° Tums"
sixteen, residents of Colonle, were ”'lth fi‘st. c ns £111,533th dull , LONDON, Sept. 2.—-Appeals in be- Nationalists have proposed an armi-
Md. charged with placing an ob- e “ “e “‘S‘ ‘ ' p1 8' haIf of Terence Macswmey' Lord stice with the Armenians until Presl-
struction 0" the Deleware and Bud-gllonlsfil) thrgulllla‘liegnghgigge Stills: h:idx Mayor of Cork, will not be recognized dent Wilson has defined the lntter's
a:- railroad tracks, in an attempt to t9 ‘1” {t f C ’ i h d by the British Government, su- Ha- boundaries, it was announccd here to-
deuula Lak Geo tl‘al s'mes' 3‘ '9 ‘ a 0 ”meow“ “ . hi s t r day.
e rze n. zmultiplled less than five times. mar Greenwood. C ef hecre ary or,
Accordinz to the police. some of the; The record of Connchcut's growtlll”“‘““d- sgrongly intimated in an in-.‘ ~-——--
children “3"“ confessed ‘0 DUSMDS a'f ll w . .tervicw with the correspondent of thei The Supreme (‘ouncil on recent!-
Evy steal rail to the tracks just “to (9": 2' P C {London Times. at Lucerne, today_ ling the independence of Armenia, in
see the fun-H A train SU‘UCR the rail 31:5.“ 'Po ul'ltion No In In' “None of the mercy which sonlegApril. left the President \Xllson sel-
‘fiile running at reduced speed, hurl-“1920‘ 1p)“; “5‘ 0658'"?- 225“ seek to invoke for the lord mayor.".gtlement of the boundaries of the new
*3 it into the air and damaging “10 15310 W11'14756 50639}; 23.7 said the chief secretary, "was shown State.
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u , : g , on: FOOT IN THE TRAP. i. VICTORIA BRIDGE REOPENED
; ' ‘ ' f‘ —- u Montreal, Sept. 2.*—\'li‘lnl‘l;l l'ltllo
_+. o. trees lters w ' . . ""
(Copied from Manufacturer-d Record). ,.oadw‘;‘;‘wm,.h (”wig "‘él'm‘fl 1 Wm‘wl
. GR ’5 W188 boatsriou‘sly (“timed by night ago has hocn rpol‘tf‘l‘llll ll‘ 1m";-
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Stops Hair comlng OUt' gross would not have to authorize the W] “Max
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Beaut . sending oi’ troo s abroad even if the Out This Out—It Is wh‘h M
DOUbles “S y Supreme Counci of the League of Na- (‘ul out Hm siir .I‘llt‘lllsv “WW-o
tions did decide on a cooperative mil. and mail i1 to Why it; (‘n. n.5, slur.
itary movement for the protection of field A\'c.. (“licnlzu Hi. my n- m".-
the territory of a member of the name and nrldrt-w: f'llill‘l), \ H m“
League. recciw (in return a. trial ”up,“ ”W
The covenant provides that a mem- taming; It‘oli‘i'h' Hun": um! 'l‘..r mu.
ber may withdraw from the League. pound, for cmlxrlls-t. l'(\l(l\' mm “Hub,
on two years’ notice, provided it has Folcy Kidney WW :nr will In with
fulfilled all its obligations under the and hack; l‘hlumrniqn, l»:-ll\:.t'.,. h“.
' lcovenant. If Congress failed to carry ney and hlililllt‘l‘ :lllllli‘l|l~ and ”4".
|out the League's instruction, how. we Calhm‘lic Tahiti? u uhch on. “m
wonder, could the United States evcr thornunhly l'lI‘HlleinL' .v..:l.. 1'“ M.
zet out of the Mague? constipation. lllllilll:llt‘x'~, in“! .7 Ins
Disobedience would make it a pcr- rnd slllpuisll buwtlF. '
petual member. Stillson. Powell Corporallon
6- m' .3023“ ."O‘: "'1‘
A few cents lluys “Danderine.” IAI-
ter an application of "Danderine" you
can not find a fallen hair or any dand- p
rltfl. Besides every hair shows new
life. vigor" brightness, more color and
thickness.
i — LAST CLEARANCE SALE
WOMEN WILL BOLT WALSH WONDERFUL VALUES
Mrs. H. Wiilllrd Fleck to solo to ‘
0 Have Toch Chairm Rot-aback. . 1m WASH
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. "If Speakcr James F. “’alsh of.
‘Greenwich is nominated asrthe repub-'
’lican candidatr for governor. the re-:
”lubllcan women of Fairfield county;
‘wlll bolt the ticket. 3
l This was the statement made. to-=
day by Mrs. H. \R’illnrd Flock. of.
l Bridgeport. who is leading the activi-l FOR ‘VOMEN AND MISSES
tics of l-‘airileld county re lu’tlican3 . s - '- ,
lemme“ “hr, an. hacking ”,1. cam“. All Brand New Styles; formerly Ill‘it'Ctl up to with .md
‘ducy nl' l.ieutenant4‘m\'ernmcnt (‘lii- s. ' V ' _
{0rd B. \\'ilson. "The women of the ”6-98' Arranged m We Specml lots
county wan; a candidate they can
work for," said Mrs. Flock today. and
,nnd she said that that was the state- For TOday $2098 and $3098
mcnt >119 made in a talk with Stem
Chlrman J. Henry Rora‘lck. The lat-l
ler listened. D" had nothing to say!
about the request.
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“The republican women of the coun- .
ty are as opposed to Mr. “'alsh as as lr S
they could he to any candidate." saidl \
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llrs. Flock. "and they are tslkinz‘ 3
about nolmdy else but \Vilson. They 3 w - , .- .,1 . . ..,4. . .4. . d,
" - i ' .l \ t ll\l.t\ .: loss .ml bll.s .111
must have :1 candidate they can elm ( f ("mud”w' m ‘1' “I h h ‘ I” ‘
port or their voles will no to tho! pearl llllttnli trimmed—-
democratic party."
Mrs. Flcck denied today um ulmf 0 ° t
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had attempted in make a dml with R g Zle $2 49 E 'I a Slzes . »
Mr. Rorsbcck in accordance with e .81 S . , X
which she .md the other pro-“'ilsnn-
itcs would cirrcc to back Scnatorf
mm. if. {33.31: "$213833 Navy Blue and Black Satin
natorial candidate.
Mrs Flu-k has lmcn prominent "I;
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luffrncn nc‘h ltics for some time—4;
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ltlllt‘nmmli by the lumdil annm and, . . , 1
later lclvarull. arrival at Guadalajara dqul-l‘lglll lmrgam— .:
Mun-niay :liicl‘nnnn. Ho ix snekluz' Q
10"“,000 poms ransom which Zamora:
€~ «illnnnlliuz for \\'. A, (Sandy) Car-- $19 98 .
dim-r. anmher American who. with o .
\\'. ll, Johnson. a British subject. is ‘ . .. _ ”I ‘
still being held captive by the banllit..‘fimlm.mm O O. -«
a. ’zw..-»_
OPENING SALE OPENING SALE
Of Our New“. Mill Ollflet Store Of Our New
MILLINERY DEPT: 124 Washington Street MILLINERY mart.
SATURDAY, SEPT 4 so. NORWALK, CONN. SATURDAY, SEPT i
In addition to our various lines of merchandise we
. Wish to announce the
Opening of Our New
Millinery Department
WE HAVE ADDED A MOST COMPLETE LINE OF MILLINERY OF ABOU
200 DIFFERENT-MODELS OF THE LATEST, FASHIONS, SUCH AS LADIES
VELVET HATS TRIMMED, READY TO WEAR HATS, DUVATYN HATS.
SILK PLUSH HATS, ALSO A LARGE VARIETY OF CHILDREN’S HATS AND
TAMS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. BEFORE BUYING YOUR HAT, IT WILL
CERTAINLY PAY YOU TO LOOK US )VER. WE ARE SURE TO PLEASE
YOU, AT OUR OPENING SALE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 AT THE
Mill Outlet Store
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