i”~ wm'm
EPORT. Barfl-
t that’the'fllilm "0
civic. N" 7°" W
near Milford more than a,
M
W ,_ W of to the police by real-1
on; lent- w mm here yesterday antenna.
win meet this evening at Cot-realty i
Bali. » ; Miss Margarito Jones.“ new?
3‘ ’th
Th h—"_' street. has returned utter a. Week's was on
e work of math" or visit in Hartford . Miss Jones will my“, floats-a
resume her ditto: at the Shipping 3 Chic-lo broker. '11:.
the East Avenue 1H. 1:. church is sir--
inmost animated. ‘ 'Bmi'li nmces at Wilson iPolnt Monday has admitted
morning. 1 3173.
The Ladies’ Aid Society or
3‘" Am 1‘- 11 M ruin-st president: Philip H. Fielding. the
Community
J meeting to be held at
. hall. At this meeting there will be
f'_l';1,:MissosEmma alum Kelly, the appointment of women to illl DO-
:1! fladelphle, have Oen Mg. sitions on various— committees and
(3 week end with Mr. and '11", also the election of a woman gs
James Hanford, of East Nor-walk.
secogd vice-president.- The choice
0 t e o e i i it ti
“Mum! lloiNew t sewmnsbengle en re-
Ha - . -who has been visiting with
1: to those women who msy attend
the meeting, and will be the first
riends over the week-end, returned
to her home yesterday.
time in Norwalk that women have
“~—
held once in a political club.
Several matters of m; to
East Norwalk residents are scheduled ROWA YTON
~ to come More the m .
‘ 8 01' the
common much tonight at...“ 1“,. _.__._
1m"- 4:; _ The home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
vented. pellet“ 83?
in New York and
Detectives of the Buns s
been working in Bridgeport
ity for hinting w
Bir’i ow case, ”
{Behave uncovered “leads
ance. Binkoltits was in
August 20, 1919. his horribly
body being
es near the
DENVER. Del» ~
Edvard Ferris of New York no a
Sue” at Ml’lr John H. ’F'Gi‘l'ls' Cobble
icottage at Ben'lslnnd over the Ssh-
d‘scusaed by the mute - a
*Woman’s Auxiliary of Chi-gt gut-loll:
at their meeting on My arter- to which Essex Civil!“
county rotation.
mbomatofla
: Norwaik.
'C'ooper. oi! Wilmington.
Mls Jennie F. Bodwell will delin-
qulsh her position as stenogr'amr in
the Wilson Point (flees of the-United
States Shipping board on Saturday oi
this week and on the following Ion-
dny will take-one in a similar concur
‘in the auditing department of the New
York central at Grand Central station,
New Yorkr.
Condemnation o
a reduction in
Spencer. one of their own
was an ““979“
The miners
——_~_ “'9
The a
nnual meeting of the Women’s m by
have been led
e past year are to b: tugging:
tonight. All memb
to make an elfbrt 3°”;de
M...
Contrary to general expectations,
to he much
there does not se
. our
promise of excitement
greeting of the Third at the eating
.neégntyonrigamo Fight at the Com-
. n y matte
cally a routine nature wmrshszpracéii
to the attention of tho-o m
was said today.
profit. and "l“ t
Edward B. Hindley cl Mansflepd sve-
only 58,0009“-
iiue has bought a slimmer home it
Peach Lake.
Mrs. Mabel Brown of Noroton. who
recently bought the Hindley double
house on the Post‘Roed. is now occu-
pying it with her family.
Nm‘Walk
and '-Wednetldll\'2 rising
Wednesday:
A long ridge of high 1)
from Alabama northessnra
moat.
or with moderate impel-l
The Registrars of Voters will he in
session on Thursday. from 9 a. m. to
6 D. m.. at the Town Hall. to receive
the names of those ::To be made“
voiels lor the approaching election.
This will be the opportunity for the
women of Dorien to take the first
steps inward availing timselves at
'their new privileges as citims undrrl
the 19th amendment to the Federni’I
Constitution.
this morning over lute!!!
it is causing unsettled weal
rising temperature berm
Mountsins and the ill
r ver. No treat team
Man E t -\ A I -— that.
y as ;’0m
planning to go out 3% flung":
now that these toothsome fish havg'
started‘to rim. 03M?“ it I:
said, is about the best nhce 1;: ‘A
The best bait to use. aceordln 31%
. those who have caught its out Ethic . M
year. seems to he thine-1;" although "‘RTFORD ‘8 Win58? CITY. I
the old GOPHD bait at!!!" eflectlve. “—— leTNEY 0‘0”“:
{Stores when on" fishing hchbare HARTFORD. Sept. 14...;lccordinzl - 'lfl 'NW
790011133 .a very good. sale of lines, to the statement of Capt. W- W. ml "NEW HAVEN.
.hooks and leaders. tonne of the Salvation army. who luminance depriving“
traveled all over the countrY. Rsrt- street- 150‘“ ° C“ G
' northern districte.
14.M‘
”WI
toot! tutorial in ”2
(Emilee.
“Daydream
waft”
case may
Ch! my hung-and massacre the inhabitants.
HIM
admin-WI“ ’.d‘
round in n clump of hill
Millard turnpike.
_________.__.—-—-—
DELAWARE DEMOCRATS MEET.
Sept 14.——'l'lie Demo-
here tad!!!
tered in the gubernamy is entitled by
Georzem'“
M
MINER! DEMAND. WerE—D:
LONDON. Sept. 13. via “on rate“
f miner-8' demand»
Tho-as
coal prim b! r I ,,
mg mom"
itnat‘lon here my.
“0’“ 'mke B have alleged that m9
’ON’EII Mission. -—-——-—-—-—- , b9“,
. ., 81'? So mm: wele '5 _
”‘3‘ ...... M— ... ...... 13' ”’9 v DARLEV 2...... m " '° “w“ °“
held at the n m be ‘ n tin me nun-u
ho 0 Web tonight The it wires show i a
£68 which ' m 9 .... last Jam. only live areas
he total profit m
M
Weather Forecast
l mu , flir (03ml
and VC 3 l “‘«6
sh northwest
f", mun-e extends
rd to Vera
‘ roduclnz “9‘9““
it '3 p urea in all
.distflcts‘eut of the Hints-lulu river.
The western disturbance is
1:porteri this mm=m a7 0‘ m
M
you. 1‘.%*“"
Mymdifie use of
year no.
world.
'fit'hi'blriane. After a time the in-
«mm eivlimmrd powerful and
captured Chan-m. Then Plum
m to plunder and wreck the C11?
30
melon-ulna of the W’ history «In de
doctedfron the remains of Chan—Chan
and old Epsom narratives.
The psoplo who‘lnhshllcd the old
metropolis were moon worshipers.
The new. they “id, wnl the most
Wm! deity of nature. not it due-o
not only at right but also in the any.
Whereas the son could shine in the
do: only. The sea was new to
be under tile special protection of the
noon. because the latter crmtrolled
the-tides. Images or fish and other
«ea creatures and temples to both
mutilated
residen-
’Clark, Rowayton. is receiving a new m“ of mmtoovemcl‘o moon and sea were therefore built by
'f‘urfiier plans for me rummage coat or paint. g‘tttouinmmi' sate Treelul'e“ and the Claims and many have been no-
se e to be held in October win he ‘ gm" some men... inme-t 3:: covered in the run. of their city.
rill IM‘ ' (Jinn-Chan has since the time of Pi-
zarro been a heap of wrecknn. There
are palaces. um, factories and
”00m hath. ,
__ Andrew J, L . 5 _ 60 great battered pyramids built up in
———-___... ....— gunners
Mr, find Mrs Vi mwyor, claims 47 of I re he terraces and unmounted by mum-re
returned to their chug”.- votgmr have leAztig‘tlill'iEil F‘errizromgf wraith; gates. b‘“ m. ”Mtg; 85- "“ These are ""9 mounds in 'Md‘ the
atria. :i’ter spending a Week's - which he is spending at. Cobble cot wlll not regerg’e lustfh“ he “to the Chlinu dead once lay. Mireille Rm
0“ w - - I ‘ a .1 ~ ; \
“d mt: 131m. Vomner’s merits, 1n, tsge. the winner-honed Mrs. John Bejecmtedsiomi nominntion and Live in: ,tm “'9“ Willie MW” “m' "‘"l'
ames Hanfonl, 0! E881 H. penis at I88“ Island. 0'“ 1 ”than“ to ”8le “Id my articles 0' lllt‘ll‘ "1"?“
property. From one of mm mods
a Spanish adventurer obtained 3.-
000.090 worth of gold and silver. For
'3'! years Chan-Clue yielded to the
Smnish conquerors fabulous a“ of
com.
JEWISH TRADERS IN AFRICA
-Are Known to Have Had mur-
Commo, no There in the Fit-
teenth Century.
tin the
the mine
old ‘8'
r ending
any
Jews of the fifteenth century had
tailing posts in northwest Atria and
carried on a vast mamerce with the
notices from the Sahara to the Allan»
tie. and from Algeria in the Niger. so
coring to letters'mmily diet-om
by Charles de in Rom-lore. "hr-rill!
of the national librery in more. and
Mlbhed by the National Gemrnflllc
”defy. [HMO Africa has not fl;—
ured nt all in nedleval history. It
won called the "Dark continent" when
Smile! and Livingstone manual it
about u century ago.
The letim‘remtiy discovered were
written in M by ‘Animria Mute.
re Canoe-e clinch. believed to he the
only Christian the Jews allowed in
putt-ate their trade region. The;
were written from Timbuktu and
Mt. Timbuktu was the Chicago of
the West Art-loan plains. and ’l‘oua:
the center at camel caravan tmflr
that exchanged the wheat and hue:
of Sm for the powdered and of
fluids.
weath-
Montana.
her with
the loc-
new
'mfe-
“V.“
I“ .‘or
Thea“ who built
new to have been.
me when the local were
Oliver/Norma will present?
. t 0
Recent Theatre. Namath “may
Segmher 15th '
r. Dnm‘ name is oi
known to American playmtostzthrecr
our-em.- enumeration “them
hits he has written which have won
great popularity. both here and else.
where. During his career as a dram-
atist he has written no less than an:
,succfsstul plays, but "Harry the Poor
13:“: gives "eryevuaee'ef m
e unniest {meet
his pen. lint has ever left
From the rise or Ithe curtain in
:in. Davis has provided a. m
series or excruciating many situations
that befall a y-g'lnan unthin-
ing toe freely of s liquid more than
onehsli' of one per'eutwnetoalh a
house party and carefully manages
late one night to “1.3“”! h a
moms chair-in the young liaisons-i.
.vho is also a guest at the some pom
.What happens when the hostess dis-
covers him in the naming.“ the
[complications that follow 'lllflilsh Mr.
Davis with a would: or m.
lantern s
. l 0! the sperdiest and spiciesl
i When recently tried out on the
_Psciilc Coast the péay was acclaimed
,bymoih the critics and pniilc no the
most hnghahle since “
had with the splendid east of Rooters
' Oliver ‘lloroneo lies provided it is on»
lain that every m Irv-whom: 07‘»
, :grtunlty will be token tell advantage
will be in the hands of label Lowe.
Frances Mann, Beatrice Noyes. Wil-
,llnrn David. Funk am Reselle.
gllarold do Doctor. Ninlia 3mm.
Gertrude Maitlrmd. Hebert Brawn.
Singleton Kent and Maude RM
The farce Is in three nets and four
mam! amlcpi‘fluofln‘ogm‘
“a! worth will be provlded. Pol-
'nie Poor Girl” goes to the th'le
Than New York city, for the Ila-
to!- engagement. Seats will he placed
‘on sale Modnsy at 10:30 a. in. at less
then the New York price nonle.
M
i WlNNIPAUKS WANT 6AM“.
l
Nonrellc Conn, Sept. 14, 1920.
Sporting Editor.
Evening Sentinel. 1
Tile. "Wining-ks" chains— on
baseball club in Diwali to play (in:
more eeries.‘Wearevilluntn
play my day in the Week. and an In?
The Baxter mile and Wilton Sold
on heth not! ere-ls and probably
one for Saturday panes. »
louse momma-y” in to“.
and lint W! the backwoods. It
of i3. Nervous, Nationals. New EI-
irineeriru Co- or any other. .
We are willing to play “vi-ner- tire
ell” ante receipts or any other ar-
rangement within reason. To avoid
any anument as to whether we will
draw his enough to suit our opponents.
we m to play {or a 8100 side bet.
plan the entire m reclaim. ~Wear~e
depositing 8100 today with the Sport-
"Mnrry the Poor Girl" until the cor-
tein begins iri'lall in the int act.“
The important roles of the .lI!‘
loot-x its mama- hm “Mi
Peer Sir: r
new in this vicinity at to play on. '
mhlican club has
Friday night of this wrest gym Now‘York, he said.
A meeting or the Third Ward Re- ford is the wettest city in the country-importation oi mine-I, adopted)!
been enneil for There are more drunks here than "in the alderman last night, will tee-ore
ieifective nine days otter it is signed
I
M and the precious salt from
Tun... Mt was «an oar-la crin-
mnlngnnn no to no villi!“ Illl
in: Editor ot Malt Hour to cover
our aide of are M. and '
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Tom sum EARNINGS THAT FORD TRUCKS ARE m-
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“I “I” hell I chief.
hope that M! Nonalk club will ae-
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companies owing taxes for periods or-
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- Anot er decrre issued hr the presi-
WWWMMMMihre-am care- m the tin-rural».
hwhich he called the students to clam ‘i lug claims for dgmeg on account of
. Viki-tho university we: headed. Jnn- moletloaa‘ry activities in Venice nn-
." $1.1 and ardent: net in the til February-C. Mi;
Mi mining inch or the no hall.
-‘Ole We. it course. norm bell-
. advanced enough for the mltlt'llll to
. Take a unsu- of their populations.
This was done when the propu- of
.mmm ends rival city. Goo. were
M to decide I wager. But
i... we. done on a large scale;
cash up without d '.
l
Primitive W
New York university has mine into
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