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TOKK);Sept. 14 (Associated Pros-.0. 3
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NEW YORK. Supt; mm
The Colonial Fireworks Companv}
. Steven Thayer orwmnu is having
has the contract for a big fireworks
:1 Barston onepipe furnace installed.
must “I!" “LU 811331“;
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WEKHEPOPMI display as part of the Columbus Day ‘, by the Sterling Furniture Company. 3 V T 104:0 an ——-M.uch. emmo (‘om v morning.“ my
é SATURDAYi may. I .celebrat-mn lose held in New Canaan} _______ . :w. ‘f’h‘gfirtfigfi‘: manna.“ a. me; 1:39“? “this!“ simmer; lold' mmm .umnmm “935...“... meme-.9
T09 arm. . I on Oct. 12. l The Norwalk Hospital directors“ opening of todayvs Stock Market was ngjflmlfi- that she lifcgggfiigfimi ’iflmmf‘y nonyodng common chuc- in. “5,--
D l icommittee postponed their moetinggpug m the further strength of rails; . ‘2 replied to th latest.) cu is not .‘01 ,“iNHlUU to slw‘m,,,'000. Tho M
W 3 H, E» Bishop, of 87 East avenue. re« scheduled for last night, until nextzGains of the previous day were irreg~i gaining me- lslalrl' faggngwuifi ‘ans not intend to one“! on. "m
‘ (LOTH HA'PS ported to the police, yesterday, that ,‘Vodnesday, September 22. inimiy attended, Delaware. Lackawsn’] ’ MM tantamouclit “m Amel‘csn :af‘dlfi9nal 5‘00“ ‘0 "10 PBNIWH tbs
rsome 0“? had 0‘“ one Of the “NSC" f ‘“’—'— us. and Western adding 2 1-2 points CHICAGO, Sept. 9.~—The big issue aleWll'O‘ the Japanese oqifion “a”. film". ll “'3“ announced.
V ihis machine with a knife while it. Henry A. Hegeleln. agent f'3“ ”19 in yesterday’s substantial advance. in the Socialist campaign this fall is, dolled- at the li‘oreiwn Opfl‘i it i“. A statement iefiuod after them
ilLL BE POPUIJAR was standing near the corner of‘lnlel‘national. Onepipe Heaters. hasions were next in laVOI‘, Pan-Amen- ns usual ,privste ownership of the said ther that ll Tomi “it“ let ' .meetlngiol' the stockroldcuv sou-tho
THIS FALIj. fillrest avenue and Stevens street. been delivering a truckload in Nor-lean and Mexican Petroleum; rising means of production. Otto Branctet— merely jenfmmle his cflersntnzlt'mm‘ea“ was proposed in orda- th‘.
. ~ swall: today. 1 1—2 and 2 points. respectively. Shlplter, national secretary and campaign Juan had uncured the American th compulymlsht be in sMUDI‘O'
gl'edeell the Class B. stock scrim di-
pings also recorded further impnove- manager of the Socialist party. said
.v'rdenl of three- porn-IL. paid Squat-no
l ——4Redman‘s ‘Dance at Redmans',‘ __T____ _ .
The Jewish holidays came to aclose ment under lead oi Atlantic Gulf and here today discussing- the Socialist
palm.
noterelntlvc totthe resence o .1 ~
Luau, Main St., \Vednesdayc evening,! . p i an
lane-e forces in the Russian section of
THEY LOOK WELL
A‘ND'
“TEAR GOO . .Sept. 15 ilast night at 5 o'clOck. The next specialties were featured by/Reuiilrcsm ~ the island I 1, and to deolnao urther act-tut.
‘ D iJewish holiday is Yom Kippur on 'Stores, Sumatra TobaccoLoaud Corn; '1 he League of Nahons‘ Missile was] ' idividends. which are to he convex-Ho
) . . . =September 22, (next Wednesday). Products. jun-range on" ndon for-‘viewed- by the Socialists as "largely. . . into stock, it so desired.
I RICES MODERATE (31ml G- Hubbell. 0‘ Bridgeport, I felted a part of yesterday's recovery. Fcamouflsge,” he said. The party felt‘Hu'o FORTVE‘L'M
AN AUTOHOBILE
Mile’I‘OWN Sept. iS.-—Elmor
Strum, 24, and James . Bl'l'ie, is, were
held for Superior" Court todly. m‘
xbonds of $2.060 cacti. chargedelth
istesiinmthe sutomohile of Steve's At-
torney Ernest A. lnglis on November-
2, 1919. Both were arr-em by state
and the estate of Lewis C. Green.‘ ...»...
Frederick A. Ells. trustee. have sold:
property, on Main street. Winnipauk,;
'to “II'S.' Catherine Bissell, who plant
[that the League question had been ln-i
WALL STREET, Noon—Rails do. trodsoed by the old psrtles larmly to‘
lminated the active forenoon. Atlantic cloud the issuesffaaid kete‘p ithe 990‘
'to make a model house of the old} M. J. O'Brien of. 7 Reed street ileoast Line. Chespeak & Ohio, Dela-191%: amigorfiegg {£31330 gangsta-lasi-
building. and will greatly improvethe jable to be about again after being‘“’“9 & Hudson, Western Maryland. dedtlalmcandidate in prison at Atlan-
properly, The Bissell family some Icon‘flned to the Walk hospita] andvnd- Ptr. and hsnsas City Southern! - -
$2.75 TO $5.00
FALL STYLES ARE
READY
~~Redman's dance at Redmnn's llali,l
Music by Svec’s orchestra. l
rose 1 m 3 points, Denver & Rio la, (33.. was not advising in the con-
9
time ago purchased the James prop< {his home for two months with a broil-l
emu in James street. Broad Riverfien kneecan Grande. Pm.’ was an exception, losing
'duct of the campaign to any extent;
Use was being ‘made ‘in party llth-i
omcers yesterday.
. .- ’ '.-t‘cally im roved ' 9 points. Oils made further progress! .
land “15.0 WORM? ‘1]: ll w, thepa ent , .notablv Houston. [nvfnt-ible‘ Middle tum or what he said to Socialists vis~ YALE MEMORMI.
““h- “90'39 ‘ ‘ 9 ‘15 5 ' Any womn who needs a new cotton . ' itin ..hlm . I
i b . States and Royal Dutch. but Sinclair 8‘ ' ’ To u DED'CATEO
.. I I. louse will be interested in the Dem:- . I V . ,4 The Chief speak, in u" cmmlgn , _ _ _
‘ - lost ground- Anion! “99 8 and EQUID‘ . . . . “NEW HAVEN Sept. Jar—Th. male.
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. l O‘c-ir Qchulytz the butcher and ltlful garments that are sharply re- menls Pruelhle. Great Northern Ore. 15 the Vice presidential undid-tn Sey-xM rial to “‘6‘ i 1. men who I t
Joseph DaVIs 3“ llllum M. Vice-(l the grace» haveiduced this week at 'N. E. Ryan Cos Vanadium and U. S. Step] also Loco-9mm" Steamsn, Of Chicago. re-enlorc-Vme” lives in the world wsr will be
'started suit against Dr. 0, Morgan n store. Quantities are small ,so an ear-
:‘Blut‘en and wife. lift. Schultz claim-{1y selection is advised,
bing damages of $350 for meats, etc”;
furnished the defendants, and Mr.
Weed damages of $500 for groceriesz
furnished the defendants. Attorney
Leo Davis, through whom the actions fl
were started. represents Mr. Schultz
and Mr. Vi'eed.
[Jill NEWS‘ a... .. .757... '
.... i “'AIJ. STREET. 1:30 p.m.—f\l(‘lals
The funeral of \"iniam E Bouton. All Of the one~man street cars and l‘vere .conpicumlsly FH‘OHR at midday, " nf. Loulslnnn.‘
Whose death occurred at the Danbury jumbo Cam ““011 have been More" m if‘mer’m". Smempg and U' S smelt 'Esfhi’lefigft goutlfmlgahots. Idshofl
hospital on Monday. will be held at the Norwalk car barns have been sentgmg showmg 5'3"": .Of 2 Donna and{and possiblv in several other Slatesi
the home of his sister, Mrs. William ‘0 Bridgeport, preparatory ‘0 resumn iUtah and Anaconda toppers one point‘lin the South'and VVesi l
Lockwood, in Georgetown. on Wellnes- tlon or the trolley service in the Park ,Mexman Oils also increased their lead; The ”n.” big‘Ststos'thln fall‘ frmn .
day afternoon at 2:30. Interment will I‘C'W 119’“ Monday. bu.‘ DP""" and mo (.rsnde Pm" ““5’3thc Socialist standpoint. Brsnstetter,
be in the. l’ll'anchville cemetery. Mini “‘ tamed a “"9““ “75.“ nn‘reports 0' an‘isaid. are New York. “'isoonsin and1
Bouion was long a. resident of this,: ——Pea Coal “t “3"“ ‘5 Gaul. I”! verse 00"” dPClhlon. fOklahoma. He said the party PXDPl‘t—i
city. but for several years had mzule‘l ' !ed to poll :1 lasger vote in these States 3
his home with his sister in George-l re- than over before.
imotive and Pullman rose 1 to 1 1-2.39d livid Rpm“ oremore, under the dedicated on Sunday November 21.
‘Tobacco scored further gains and ship-snamna“ orgamuu‘m' He has com' 'scovrding.rto vote or the Corporation.
pings and coppers strengthened. Uni-119M a tour 0’ the Southwest and-l1“ this Will being day after the
“’11 Railways pfd. and National Cloaklon September 1. star‘té-d for the Eacif— EHarvnrd football game here,- a lame
and Suit were strongest of the obscure‘fi‘ coast. After ma It; a roun 0 ‘ may be ex‘
. — number of Yale Alumni
specialties. American Woolen. lndun-l‘he Central States he 1’1”“ ‘0 3° East. lppcted to attend.
trial Alcohol and Republic Motor “.Prp‘ahout October 1' for the balance Of‘
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reactionarv. The new French 8's mgenhe campaign. . .
m the high record of 102 3-4, but 1.94 Secretary anmtter sand the par-
The balsnoe o! thsesuson’s stock of cotton Blouses bu bun
divided into three lots, as follows:
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wed °" "mm ”'ka 3:11:38 2:?rymsfitgnvtllzr2fliltmha’dpg:-f
LOT 1. mnmnn,szss,now .....S1.98
' LOT 2. ,sssom $4.00. NOW ...szss
85 Washington Street
loam KOBWAIL
—-Pea Coal at Harris—e Guns.
George Koslncki, of 5 North Fair-
eld avenue, reported to the police
that someone had stolen his wheel
from the yard ot’the Lockwood Manu-
facturing Company. yesterday alter~
noon.’
lviously had a vote ofnany consequence. :
.lt does not expect, at this time. to get
» ll.|‘~'l' Charles E. V‘Villiamson, of -
1m: n was in town today conferring
ml .lu'lxe Nehemiah Candee con-
-.-:':l: the Republican Senatorial
.....antion. which will be, held at the
jg-l u i‘lifford, on Monday evening,
u.- will. '
Hunt
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.. ....m-e Sergeant Thomas According to an advertisement lni pa"I Manner has returned to
-"”‘ X‘l"’¥:9('“fin&—' Attorney Cramer C. town. He issurvived by two sisters, this WW" mday- the tax or 1930 1'0" sumo “5 59"01‘d 5‘33“ "f ’3‘“de ‘1““9: A large part of the party member.
N 1' :“mil“9 “-1 Bridgeport today at- Mrs. William Lockwood, 0t George?the “ll-V "f Norwalk will be due and .HOLV ("7’5" cone“! “0‘09““: MRSS- Vehip outside of tho forelgn language 1.0133. 31.0mm $500 To $8.98. NOW . ”$3”
‘ -n ‘ le criminal session of the town and Mrs. Mame *Ritchie of payable on October 1. After Novem-l -._‘ fodpra‘ions has comeback. the SOPial-_ -
»: Hunt, in the cases of Louis: Brewster. N. y" and one ' brother. sheet 1 interest will be charged for non- “GNP“ “"lmkf’ ”f M’- 1 K“"°gK isi. executive reported. referring to‘ These a" '1‘“? MM on garments that con b0 W011! 3-“
ipayment. Several thousand tax bills ””9“" Norwalk, has placed his "”19"
‘were mailed today {mm the office Mllor an lnternaiionul One-pipe Heater,
gthe tax collector in the city hall. The 5 II. A. Hegelcin has the contract.
tax due last year is being cleaned up! ,,
33nd “a,“ are being prepared to securei (.eorge Anderson. concrete
amounts not yet paid. All persons "‘15 “T““k “n“ “'“”"k"“ ‘30" by a-‘slmrwfll becarrled on by national;
owing taxes to the city should payj‘ord. m front of the Norwalk depot. he‘dq‘umpm_ according to the party
‘same aSIpromptly as possible. ”115 injuries were attended to by Unisecmtary’. He said that the .naiional‘
‘WOlfe, Of 8011”] NOI‘W‘HL The (381‘I making the canlpaign as
Wen “ "is“ m
, y Would 1n-
the split, last fall. which resulted in
formation of the Communist party and ‘
ithe Communist Labor party. f
3 Nu policy or «incantation in sec-1
““3”- tlons where ‘ Socialist sentiment is
:0. in, for the theft of whiskey from
Lulu-ano, and (‘hnrles Hillou‘.
- mlmll assault on his daughter
George E. Bunion—Dunbar): News.
the year around. Q'unnfitluon hand are small, so we advise
early sohotion if you are interested.
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When Making.
YOurx Will
.ofilce was
rwas operated by Mr. Kirwin. of 550 general as it could. leaving concentra-V
\Vest :mthstmet. Newfl’ork city. Mr. tion to the State organizations. which
Anderson was only slightly bruised could undoubtedly carry on such a
'8'“! is able'w'be amlmd- policy in New Yolk. Oklahoma and;
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’ veneengs%n£§c}tmlngnflmwmeat13% ' Miss llelen' Boswell. of New Yorklw‘wnnsm'
, ' . - - , 'who will be remembered by man)’ . -
It is necessary to name an ex. whende good, persons 'penm. i... "...-m of me excellent 861-, Mather Forecast -.
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dress she trade at the Merritt Day ox-l lk d l . i I’ ll
; ' :crcises at the Danhury Fair Grounds; For Norwa an v cm ty: at: y
cesses that unless eliminated Mums, 4‘ received a severe mm“ a.“ 1‘, mm,“ and Thursday. ”S“...
I imitate mind as well as bOdy' .rew days ago. while engined in voila-temperature: moderate northWO-‘H'i
. 2 cal work in Maine. As she wns din-iwfnda, shitting toxmut‘h by_'l‘lltrrsday
mmlcondinz frnln a Qpeakers‘ s‘and her morning. The “es‘e‘n d‘Sturbant.e
.Solgonrp-r _ I1. .
In boxes. ,, ' '
l0:..25c. ' II‘
are” formed 7 during its pro-
ecutor.
Will you name 'an individual
who may become sick or die
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struction and she recevied an injury hours from Montnnn can!“ to Up-
to ono of her eyes. that. at last ln'-D€|' Mississippi \alley and northern.
formation received here. threatened portion Of the Lake region. Another _
the sight of the eve. disturbance control over South Caro-
‘ llinn has caused heavy. local showers
a—‘on the South Atlantic coast. The
lawns or high and low pressure are
1‘developing into well~defln9d types nnzl
- ' ’ ‘are moving across the county at
{r 3‘; f about normal speed. The temperature :
' ‘ " ‘contlnues above. the frost line in all
' the northern sections.
before you do, or will you.
APPOINT
THE
South Norwalk.
‘TitustCompany
With Our 20 Years
head (‘arne into contact'wflh an obihns moved during the last twenty-four
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DON’T
WAIT
until a burglar or a
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to get
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Hensofu'nisln‘m Hardware snd>Auto Supplies
125wumroxsn. PHONE 340. rm DELIVERY'
:‘SENATOR HAROtNG AT HIS DESK
MANOX, 0.. Sept. 15rWith a day
virtually clear of appointments, Sen-
lstorHsrding was at his desk early
itoduy'to'work on his next {rout porch
‘umeech. Which will be delivered here
;Friday tavdelegatlons from several
Ohio counties. Friday has been des- =
. iignated “Constitution Day" by the;
"chublicana national committee, andi
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MACHINES
fire removes your need
for a Safe Deposit box.
Come in today with ,
- Experience Int
Handling Estates
and you can be enjoyiniz it while Davin: for it;
The first selection of recerdvucnn also ballad
5 now and paid for‘at your» conveniunce.
' All sizes and models always in stock.
16 and 18 South Main Street.
stitutional government
GRANT-MAXWELL ' his addressy
‘ Harry 0!; Daugherty, the senator’s
MAXWELL ONE-HALF TON TRUCK. .....- .-.... ..
WKWAY AND VIME’IRUCKS~
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your valuables. the 1 onto 0 i
length witl’ him last night on plans
for the promsed western tom.
‘Daughorty left at mldnifllt for Chi-
cano where thovttlneraw will be can?
lleted at a conference with leaders
there.
WE CARRY A FULL LINE
e—Of—
-FOSS’ QUALITY
—snd-—
Panama. OEOOOLATES
Stillson-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
South N Orwalk
Savings Bank
South Non-walk. Conn.
. HARVABD’S FOOTBALL SQUAD.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept. l5.«The
..l Hot-nu ’vmity football ”and for
“this fall's campaign bem'to take
Jform today‘alter the first cut of the
season. Of the 109 men who came
out for the team. 51 were retshed.
A further out will be mule next week.
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Ans opportunity. »to buy CORD TIRES at prices never heard of. "before.
FIR STS and‘ carry the manufacturers gnarant‘ee.
THEY ARE POSITIVEEY NOT " SECONDS OR“ BEEMISIED:
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The Tires are of a well known standard make and can be purchased from 'the following Dealers.
J .. H. WEHRLE GARAGE, thAWpCity ‘ ' VWMOS. SAR'AGI. So. Norwalk, City
THE NORWALK C‘
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