Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 14, 1920 · page 5

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' 1 -Coal at Hulda a. cans. 'term colonies owned comm loco- e ’1 ball . substratum be taken.
1 - yon 30,8. on m "M I" h I" -_ g . i . {I‘m ‘.. m“
. 1 Louis “h, ed 1 ' Lenin and “my mm met-50000- - Y ... _ .1 _ Lennon, Sept. 14.—~An indictment “..t“-
t i 0TH HATS like. was N as 5:3 8:1: The “mum non. or imiblm“ .0! by ”m m in“... him? ORJtthforfitmcet-Ii—tlaglgé 2:. gab“ “fut-out “do”. : oday the "mull-[:1
“1: l BE POPULAR hone last night. The boy disappeared Mae. which is mel‘mns for the i“!- one or “cold Miter-moo u not actual‘ m“ “’ '" y 1' produced. if it Isn’t a can. D
u I , . . atioa last 4 ......— ., K. Johnston, writing in The Observer. .
about 4 ocloclt storda afternoon Columbus Dar oelebr . net . banality m-nguol' N.8.»Hord- .. l ' ,, t be bad. It the cod Inn to-
THIS FALLr lend his parents if... woz'ried. He “is!“ find em midst-Mo worker 3! ~3odnan'e dance at seamen: BalL lker. director of the ladle Meme-l I“? °‘ “N ““‘m" ”9" .. Kind the cloning in, why ins-n .
. FY LOOK WELL 'rotumed at 10 o’clock last night. .routlne nature in {loaning-£0! a route din-1c hr fives’l m. ltton Bureau who mode Where to?” 4“”? m“ h' M' Y‘“ couched anneal-er? lathe rust on.
'1” 1 ‘ , . i ____ zlor the Columbus Dorsal-ode. nur- . ~—---— . - day oerntn'phueu or the Nationalist ” “n "w" "M u" M- "t “ of 0r em or so-
- AND ‘ 1 Henry a. Joyce of 21 Cottage street 3“!" “mumm‘ts “5°“ “‘9 PM“ ' W ‘n 3"”, e'l’allmmwmmfi -whleh. he utd, sell Film". Mfl’dmflfm“ ”mfg? lira-«v l an m; tout W
“ EAR GOOD fitnzofif 31% ’Eg'gfie‘iw? :‘ékfwm lmn M ime later. fimhhmwu reported to thenclloe. KI’“, ,‘ (3:33:33:- Kem “‘ ,M and t... people -h this will“ "“5. "m m m m" a".
l'RIC ES MODERATE he missed a'lavaller from his ho‘m‘: ' an Ffiimrfig 1‘“ “mud ‘lmfisamwgil’ummn Wm hwllsuiw,mjtv sit or his hot:- account to lndta‘wl “‘4‘ W':°- [him Mr Chandler has sent the mm
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SL‘5 m ‘5“ eta?sttzimnt:lh?5mg sis): tits'l'back' int?” Sadr gsdufi? It '“em 13:21:?" “my noisy. flow. it hm: moo-cad that (helm'mwa’fimwrm‘: - “33:11:; 25%”? m
1: 4 LL STYLES ARE . u ' tamhed in sun awn In a row of I told to “pipe down or be m ”,Pl-lnce ms go to m {or the pur- I wmhnfig‘m: “ne‘m‘ "Please wire teen-go me.
‘ READY I ——Come in and see the No. 11 Vlo bushes in back of a store on 81811 ”anon to heuddm- am” at momenta; Mona mm-iwfih WM ' coal produced in the mum an.
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popular and we have been fortunate street, last Why night,

'enough to got a shipment. Victrolns,‘ .
gladly demonstrated—Easy terms to At 6-40 '3" 9'9““; V' 3““ re”
. ported to the police that on his way
suit all. Donneliy's. 16-18 So. Main St. , home be was MOM down by a boy
riding a bicycle on the sidewalk in
front of Hoyt Place and East avenue.
EMT, Bush was injured on the left foot
,and on his head. The ho)r was said to
:be about twelve you: old, stout and

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i All members of the Monker Grotto
fare cordially invited to be present at
(“’ilton. next Sunday. as a great time
is in store for all who come. Mem~

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Morehouse or First street.

J. “'llllnm Rowe and 3 party of under the auspices of South Norwalk
seventeen members from Oockenoe ,Council, N°- 1253. Knights Of Colum-.
Tribe, Rod Men, motoned in three ma- {b113, on Washington street, last night.
‘chlueu to Banknvllle. N. v.. yesterday, «The carnival will continue this even,
and held a-small stag may at the : lug businesn and the dance floor was
home of a blind brother. Edelbert Os- .111 shimmers and the dance floor was
terbanks. The entertainment of m‘u- ‘ among one 01' “In most popular 890“!
sic singing and noteworthy speeches 701’ the evening. .
was enjoyed by all.

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., lumnl One-pipe Heater H. A. The new schedule of trolley service;
m has the contract. --Pea Coal gt Hug-1. 1; Guns. lto and from Stamford will be of in:
'terest to the public. Stamford cars;

~ ll. Fillow of No. 4 Hixh Fletcher Shown. a driver for melwiu run throuxh Newton avenue here-l

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\Wnnd district. has had an In- Nor-well: Coal & Suppl! Company,lafter and will leave Stamior

was brought to police headquarter-,8“ 51 minutes past the even
yesterdny afternoon by Patrolmnngm minute intervals. The last through
Frank 'Stratton. Slauson was driving ‘car from Stamford at night is at 10:51.
a wagfin full of crlmbed stone whicblAS Bfldzeport is resuming service
was spuung through the streets. The and ending the trolley situation. cars.
man was wamed'to repair his wagon'are being sent there from Norwalk to

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hour or.

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7:11 mePting( of the Ladies’
or; of the 1st Methodist Epis-
'in'h is called for Wednesday

.1-:. A large attendance is so that the material would not spnumeet the demand for more trolley aerw
.. work for the fall and win- ' lvice.

’ . which he promised to do.
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rli‘orty members of Danbury lodge.l

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'Loyal Order of Moose, motored to,‘

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were met at the dock by the Estella:
Gerber, Captain Frederick F. Lovcjoyfi
and sailed across Long Island Sound‘
to Oyster Bay. There they were the

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guests or the lodge in that place at a
dinner. On their return to South
Navalk they were entertained by the
South Nor-walk lodge at lunch and re
turned in the early evening to Dan.

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It is mm“u_ flip: the 106:. is Dimming to make. 1
‘ . Every inch of display space in the;
ecutor. automobile building at the Dunburyl

,Pair has been engorged for pleasure
cars, and trucks, tractors and accuse
ries will fill tents that will main
the building. The entire vicinley of;
the automobile building ,wlll be:
takPn up with exhibits that pertain'
to motor vehicles. The floor of the!
automobile building has been leveled!

. and everything possible in
being done to make the 1920 show a'
record-breaker. especially in th
her of new models shown.

 

Will you name an individual
who my become sick or die
before you do, or will you.

APPOINT

THE
South Norwalk
TrustCompany

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Plans for the "ecepti0n to supremo
and state M on Build-y. Intern-
ber 26, were made at the meeting or

r ladle. Loni Orthr crime.
in Moose hall last evening. On the
occasion of the visit a large class 0'
candidates will receive the demo.
the work being conferred by.tbe d0
we team or the Waterbury lodge
District Supervisor Vi'llllam J. Bone
did of Xewkdv. J.. Deputy Bonn-mo
and Past state Dictator George R
Hubbard oi Mel-idea, and District Or-
’ganlzer P,’ J. Fitzgerald are amonz'
ithe oflcers expected here for the oili-
lcial visit.

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Come in today with .
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5' our valuables.

CUT T-lls OUT—IT IS WORD MONE

South Norwallr Sunday morning and‘tMiss Mary

9 "“m‘ :sANDI'rs nos 3. AND A.

in connection tritium Dun- . Pun.
The married men and V the “05303 ibar ceremonieevat Delhi. The who‘rgw end (Leila with ma? de-
m ”‘ Mk” 0"” M‘ 56' N' fiCoomsht. rm Gm ”We: the undue white man one; to
V. P. E. R.. will meet at a w Ii of W1. the 41W M. will a. t CHI-.uh f":
tame. 'ucn will be 0” ("m “Merton: the royal functions in the“. mm-nmcm'u. '1“: during
the clunboke at the Grotto to be held 'Prlnce’s m. . “pear-1rd of 15 man “reducer m a“
°“ em”- ““5 "9 “”5 we ml “Deteioplnents .ln the next few ‘3‘ fies'ol We} w n of
play Holes Grotto of New Haven and months in India,” ndl"Dr. W, m M «.mmklnd'but
"n the “her cup or cue w obtain I“Dromiac to he uremia-“113‘? Wduai settlers British or Boer
the cup by the forfeiture clause. {mt than any that h" E r- i: n. y ‘
._..._.._ led since the ludian War .0! [poem-l “”51...” have n it: “-
Amt fifty DUDHS registered .‘ the “a." my name of m. m ld‘m-l“ d “I" fimhmo.'ll
'W‘“ Wm °‘ “‘9 "‘5'“ °“" “Ivan 1920 has been tilled with excite-l 0'1 m uh-
Merrill's Business college loot "e'Jnent and chm. from last larch
ning, and it is expected that in about

woo toque-sly, not only brfig‘regt-
luntil M , a riot! or about 60 days. 3““ m

two weeks. there will boa consideration” attrition abet-curred, 35 of then in Jinn the {whale dog‘xltgnagt‘aicé aar:
number more resisier- This ""‘the Bombay district alone. Thou la- “fut '9 r°;Mt‘el-’:l -, I, m;
tbore will be but two evening Emmet outbreaks UP"? ‘ In" phase in $1 peg-laces or Mellie!- DIN“:
a week, on Monday and “mu‘yltbe discontent otthe muses. ' i overnor "rm ‘
nights instead of Monday. Wednesday. “The lecnndzroat moves-ant ottbo:m for-col 3““: it elm] punish-
and Friday nights 03 formerly. The épreaent year has hi’éil’ the attitude of? .m m "a. been “RM
classes W1" last from 7 0'0.le “Mil‘u‘e 900,13 toward the TIN“ m gmentjor in ‘frh
9:30 o'clock instead or from 7:15 o'- treatv settlement. eduou a white nan tElect thousands
clook until 9:10 o'clock as formerly. 1 ' Again. in the groa war.

from Apr-ill. to September 1, 1!”. Alan
W. in; lounges for the you.
1917. 1918, ll

Mr. dChandler apnea-the reply in
his View will give relisble dam .-
to moment hardooal tintin-
baen mind this season as comp-lo.
with obel- years. which will give ‘
clear one on to whether
is holding the coal if it has not has.
“imbibed.

Another telegram was cart to fish
General Mon 01‘ the New Hau-
Railroad as follows:

on tonnage ano-

-“Could you i'urnleb
lhracite coal deivered in Comm
since April 1, 1920, with on.

lng figures for the years 1017. Bison.

1919?."

A report rem Plainvllle ted:
cated a serious shortage in that' bib
Four large dealers in Mel-idea on on.
they were fifty percnt. short in has.
“2110‘ thirt . three treported a nun.

y m . ape .
cent. and a third 80’ 9mm ”new
8i: dealers in Manchester have "v
Wtonsoicoaltoflllth.

India has. beside”

immanmitha‘m’h-‘iixm ‘md ma- 0' “We Mm
7 Previous to 1920 the British Govern— .wmwmly “MM by ”Lao... m
"ment weakened’the Nationalist nove- silent 3; by fiiyfgr’im We:
intent b yencouraxinx the separation ‘9 th ”"9”" a (or. 'msbeir m- celved s. .

r the benefit of the maze!“ the Hidu and Mohammedan. Tommi e r m m hmc.n°m“. w“ requirement of m
It will be a W idly. tor the first time in its long hit!- ’mi‘“d‘"' the; mm a.“ W lPrelimIou-lv reports from mm
will be DWSGMW ‘0 iory, the Hindu and Hobnmmedan are their Mm ' nor-d, indicate a my

:and New Ha
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be most artistic at- innited and are pledged to work in am am.“ we“ 55000 “fig?" Ierable shortage in thine towns.

Ridsefleld in to have a big event
next Friday afternoon and evening.
when a block party and carnival will
be given ‘0
ileld Library.
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“1'88- There "11 bp numerous “trac- 'concert until the last obstacles to In- 7 I n ; ~N-
tions. The ”mmmee 0“ mge'1dlan freedom has been removed. «transported;er t?" the m ; DEMOCRAT! mono To STAID
menls includes Mrs, McDougnll "The enure Mohamed“ world :of.l “mun" 0““ - re tong- _ .Y WOMEN,

Hawkes_ chairman: Miss Katherine 'protests the loss 0! its now" ‘nd'uesqalhend the m7 «melts will: oome.l

Barnes, vice chairman; Mrs. Edward
L. Bollard. Mrs. A. Barton Hepburn.
Mrs “1le B. Anderson.
James A. Mitchell, Mrs. Seth Low

. HARTFORD, Séfii. li.—Tbe Deno-
"he“, hammnofdamw ‘= 'cratic members of ’the Connectict
w on has»: on... the an“ m“ . re received, yesterday. telle-
m‘mey have.“ m“ the grants room David E._ Fitherald. ‘

”realize as embodied in the Turkish
_»'l‘reaty, and it is is to obtain a modi-.
MIB- 'ficatlon of that surrender that the, ‘,
‘Moslems oi India united with the 11an A“

 

 

 

, ~ice New an 3. hi M .
mm- mm ...... drawer... ...... museum“. m..." ...... ...: summer... «1
Mfll'nard. Iat.‘rolrnr:nl.ncut by the entire W‘lflm. their proves, ' d. combos “'3 ‘m '90 "tend th“ Special "3“”
‘would be started on August 1. The 0' singularly col - f the have session, in this city. today, and}.
~Redman's Dance at Redman's'signincant lecture or this action is "“91 i-mmefitg u“ bonds 0 “stand by woman sun‘raxe." Marita--
Hall. Main St, “’ednesday evening-“hat India todav presents a unitcdimt!“"7 tb 1M” incident is Gel-sic says Governor Cox and the
Sept. 15. 7 people {or the first time in its lougrtmfmgwee‘fi months ... than mu Wm National committee ex--
' ————~—— history.” ‘ 13.. um- W l
Elizabeth Hammond. of 34 mhee m~ Hardilter said the Hindus and "We“ :: Nggghnmflmm ,0 ___
dreet. reverted to police headquart- Mosleml ln‘ the aNtionalist movement 0‘» c“ m: wording to a medic“ of-E “(IT won tmx on.
on yesterday afternoon on accideut‘tt.desire indinn to become a oelbgovcrn- "3",“? t ' :t in some cases. ‘ihe ,
Westmrt near the railroad bridge Citing. autonomous domain: of the Bril- ““0” n'zmtim; died from the Mm L. Hamilton Adams. Jr.. of 10

Roosevelt sweet. has taken the locrl

agency for the snappy Essex car, and:

his new demonstratorurivnd MI]-
It will be reunited that about a

the way to Comm. on Sunday nl'htgiah Empire. but. if this Is not nted MM .- , _ ‘ ”in”.
TM Hammond car was being dl'l'enlaoon. that lndisnnmlldbecom ”mu???" floitlggfimnm, 3%,,
towards Oompo when in order to. or “Stun Feln Ireland." with $00,900:, '.. We The W‘ in what

avoid striking a woman and two child-300a. instead of 4.000.000 nebula. within filgfiiilkmeo . ‘colony.’ ”fly

 

. at the Brit- , month or more the Essex an.
"3- *t ‘33:“ .. “‘33: moment? 1:13: disease: ......“ . ...... .... .. ... .....uwtag ...... .... ,0, 383”“ ’
392:; w'lt‘he “HaCtJmmgegu su:tained bad impoverished the country. >Horc'admintgtcr lDIfliShm‘ “ ‘ {lived up to the claims of gt, maker-a:
a bent axle. bent mudlmarinnd n‘than to per cantor thonndvoa, emulate. {by “when m w ”a, the,
broken light While the car driven hyIaald, are inlaid-rate. and I!!! :floon-g A] SHORT E E$?3;y;.f‘.r minnow-mu M
Hrs. Steele was so damaged ibat it tire now 0n "W! “Cf, I AG _ .. . . W. ,
could not be moved. Accoi‘dlng to‘would no. for each native. to m SERIOUS. “A“ C. lmfcsis wou- ... 1. Norwalk on a...
the registration on the car driven by lent of but one sou-n nos! a-day. F C WILL ACT7 I in "9‘“ or g, Hit-Hunt“!
Mrs. Steele it is the property of “PM!!! Govmelt “Ht ‘5' 0 . and also on the Samtuck road.

 

 

 

:sald. show that during tho-got any

'ihry 25.500900 «person: has fled in: (Go-Illa“! tron pm One)
1““ ’“mmnnginfi :33! ’ Tb ' 'e 817 a Ian

“I "M0 from “Rm of M coal. e Drlce I

owe ”mtfdsla Dr. Hardlker said, was canon-end in bags. or us nboveled. .
"per thousand. while in Japan it won “AR-prom), Sept. u.——~A aha-cue
NEW LONDON- 399" “PTN” 28.0: Germany, 10.0; England. 10.0: lo! fully fifty mm. in the W?
"‘00 “Mend the BF‘W“ “d ”“111th States. 13.5: Australia. 3.0.90: hna‘d coal throughout the state and
strong Climbed-e at the comer oil‘nd New ZealcndJfipfl'w a, “...-mm- of coal prices by;
Union and Federal streets at 11 o'clock - ,- ...—......"— mculm. are the two outstanding
this morning. and binding the care- ‘TtLEY'O “.0 ram. mm.” contained in the m “9
taker. Mrs. Frank Silva. to: a chair ...... is: mm.“ mm m the miles!
ransacked the premises and then 98- Adenoihy article. dealing with them, we mum“ Chamber of Com-
caped in a car carrying “15 and mac mm 9“ -ot salesmanship and some 9, the m cm through-
ticany all of the silverware from thciadmmneobd «bell the .1th no state for m as to:
house- lclo dose-shed. menu in this mnnth' m. m coal mun- h their locall-
. The robbers get across the Thamesiiuue of the Patel-3' ink Monthly. all”, aeolian (some. no to- b be!
W to advertising and “.1, meantime o! the state. 09-]

river highway bridge before the police| . . _

“’9 ”What The! fire ‘0' beinlsniesmnshipurud doocrlboe Tilloylguud “m, u, m. “wed m,
leach city and when these nI-e'reoeivd,
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Gnome G. Bluksleo of Montowese.

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WASHERS“, sent. li.—A—i~
' cag laid-ads handled a gutter vol.
one“ We during Angst rm,
befono durhg that .month. a '

to m compiled today by AID-i»-
can Railroad Assocfition.

Dunn. the firm weeks. ended Alt—v
ust 28. 3,853,822 cars of comma-rou-
iroialu- were loaded. compared flu:
$580,367 cars in the same period of
‘Wm 1.849.026 cars in 1918. the ro~
981 showed.

Lml—‘EX‘HW' DELI.

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pursued. The building robbed- ia con-Iaird For- at Dorian and contains sev- _
ducted for the benefit of the employ-1m] WI or the Modem. ‘5, .... a a. clue. will be made
Mr. Fulton's beginning in “‘0 1N“ brown.

‘98 of the B. It A. Company till! Infill. lw.
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Cm out' this slip, enclose with Sc
and mail it to Foley & Co. 2835 Shef-
held Ave, Chicago. in... writing your
name and address cleorly. You will
receive in return a trial package con-
tining' Foley’s Honey and Tar Com-
pound. (or cousins. colds and moor.
Foley Kidney Pills for pain in side!
and back; rheumatism. backachehld-
ney and bladder ailments; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and,
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
constipation, biliousness, headaches,
and sluggish bowels. ‘
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South Norwalk 1
Savings Bank

South Nomlk. Conn.

WE GARRY A FULL LINE
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IOSS’QUALITY 7
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Stillson-Powell Corp.
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,anou lbead to be dead that denim? “do“:
i'ltia dun-ed l- them. that the‘hl'e 3-3. km. tenth- I.-

————-— . the article. which is lost interval-8
PARIS. Sept. 14.—-lt is pmbabigmsidemmgga'a that Ill-dill. with
that the body oftho late Olive Thom- a ne y .
as. American moving picture actress. snowmen meld! bow. no clue m 'to I.“ a.
who died hero late Inst week. will be PM." “I'M“ can“. immfl “d “km ’°'°°'-.m=u cguvm
shipped to New York, on“ Saturday. on NEW YORK. Sept. 14-m;fho goal which these menu bar _
board the liner Mauretanln. Jack of the National Cloak and Suit CO-uog- otherwise-econ Wells“ m madman—sn- dull-
Pickford, husband of the dead woman,]decided today to omit the October-no purchnerl at a premium of about buckle Sugar Refining Company. v.»
mnmlm'IIaou-mnythouflmvnfinmgflu’amnh“ . “unifies-‘11:;-
body to «an-onion. leteck. i A 1'91!th of one chamber in, granulated sugar from 1730 to .
Acute nephritis Mt up by the ab- lt was stated that the Board. al-eanswrr lo the request of the statecents a pound. All Moore in the
sorption of bichloride of mercury by though considering sales utlsfacmry.}chamber tor a remedy stated that the market now are quoting this price.
the kidneys was given as the cause of believed it prudent to conserve the 30.1ng should .mpu’ sundae but most of the demand um is Matt 1‘
death. renewing an autopsy ’erform- cash or the m0“: and Will no “Stake to diminate the goofing- or applied by second-hand dealers a
all yestedo’. “'1 working .P'U- «middle-on and hid an orbit down to M 1-2 cents.

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

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