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I'HE SOUTH NORWALK
, kEVENING-SENTINEL‘

. ' ESTABLISHED BY

, _ JAMES GOLDEN
We-“ . *5
I. L. as A. L. GOLDEN, Props.
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EONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1921
IINIATURE ALMANAG FOR

TOMORROW

; High title 3:15 a. in.,
:Jun rises 4:57;

BLACKJACKED A ,
., JITNEY DRIVER

 

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ily by his hands and feet. the high
waymen carried him into some bushe

 

 

l'anteleo
immediately pulled out his larges
roll of money which he threw one sid
into the deep grass.
ed unoticcd.

3:50 . m.
sets 7_:OO_ p I

Members of The Associated Press

The Associated Press is exclusively
Untitled to the use for publication of
on news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise in this paper and also
Iny lacal news published herein.

All rights of publication or special
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amsoxm NOTES

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Butler Chapter . NO. 38, R. A M

the highwaymen proceeded to

through his clothes. finding $44 i

consciousness.
“Let's kill the d

the pair is‘alIleged to have said.
“We don't want your money.‘but w

Want to kill you." he told Panteleo.
They did not. however. inanhandl

 

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Penteleo an’ fu th
:eets “1'23“ 31:50“? Temple South run away. 3 r er, but proceded to
days of each lilfnthnitagd 14th Tum” The jitney driver. immediately after
and August excepted: °°'°°k July the pair had left him. staz‘corcd to his

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on. cordially and fraternally invited

CLARENT‘F A “R
i . . .- OW’V, .
l'. S. LYON, Secretary. ‘ H P.

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N Iii-ICONSTRII‘TION
as evervbody knows ‘
. .5
iii: at work. and is getting on its
i- industrially with :1 vigor that
o hill‘llRt'S the efforts of its rivals in

so. His cries were heard‘ by
people living near Gregory's store.

Reaching Norwalk. l’antvli'o nearly
(‘Ollnpsml and was taken to the up-
tmvn police headquarters. where he
told his story.

I‘ossi-s \Vt‘l't‘ immediately organized.

FOR RIG
Germany,

 

'world trade Two-lily nil-u in an automobile truck
ll‘ranm- 't.('(‘0r l' W Operate-i l-y t‘nnstnlvle John NOOllt‘).
' . ‘ , (my. to all obse-rvcrsuns Well as a score or oilivr men in

show . -. »
S an aflom‘Shmg degree or Y0~Hiiltniiioloil

 

Cove-ma A N I‘I . .. . . rs or on niotnrclclvs llllilit'tl»
returned fronl 'IlI )oIik rlnanticl; Just. igilfl)’ procomllml to the St‘I‘n“ of th. (Continued from First Page).
that the di‘V'lSlatllU'lHFIl 5““‘2‘2 says llOlIl‘llll. 'l‘lic (-niiro neighborhood
t. , . . ~ . .
Ways, canals arll highvif‘igfiiflm {Ml-lw‘l‘s (‘m‘rp'i ““mm” ”m ”‘1‘” "f m" them and in thtir boat 10' the 9X-
n“ ri‘Stored. and lil- coilnllrrl- lli‘lfl."Illlgll\\';l)llll'n whom. it l5‘lnll“\'t'tl. had Mush)” of ”u. lmili-rs which wrecked
Inost up to its pi~i._“».lr "t3 .15 TILI’IW'I" ’7’" \vomis until in" “‘1" and the Alaska amidship. .
ductiou. 'rll('l‘t‘ is hai'dlvhliiivoilmxlllfl’-[my hm} «lit-.1 down. 1 Thu Aliyox cruiscd about in the
ployml-nt. 1;..lg3”mI "0'”! Il“l\"li’:t‘lll At the holdup Sl‘tllt‘. a hmnc-inallv i‘ng‘until many oilii-r survivors had
of a” ”I“ “Tilda“; ('Olllili'iru 38‘4““ l-lgii‘kmck was found. It’ “as him)» ”i" I’m.” pwkml tip “-0," [he Vl‘l’lter, in-
. K ’ ‘ t: l‘ - ' l» r v (v . , . . , . .
farther along. V H“ ' ,“H” “ “Mr 1"”“H’ ““1 “-"‘ eluding several wonirn and children.
Even England. “in, “8 MI, lilinr “ll“tl “uh buck-shot and sand. The IMHO”: ”Ht“. “.1“. 15-3‘car-old
inhibits Listing Until recent]:- ‘IIIIdoli-zlllii-r had lIrUl-{v‘ll “hill the llllIll- Front). I‘Jrkf'l‘. of Garlic-“us, (trim. who.
Italy. with much Ili't'Svlit llmmpi.n_.“J‘m'n Struck P‘mh'l’o 0“ r ”‘0 is ill a hospital with lli'r (‘lll‘Sl crush-
Ilif‘nl. llich lii.uil- lll(ll'1- Iiiourrxs ~IIIIlii.;ivl. allowing llH- (”mums tn «snip. “II She was caught liviwccn a “k“
I. ’ , " . _ l . ». . '. y. I. . , . . .
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h.in has the l nitr-ll Stabs. ‘ ' “ “” "“"‘ “J“ " m ""m'! "‘ uhilv thi- boat was being lowerud and

(lreem- is (l6'.\'('lllN'il us lil'L‘llllllni: l0 HW- IMShPS.NHTF 1”. In“, insslll i"
Jirnslwr again. and suvrral of the lit-u" ”“1 s'lnrvh for ”I" holdup m,” “'m‘
liiiliwl

nations set up by ”I" Versailles place . linlll llli' (‘lllh hours (if lllt ”1M: ilit'kt-d up and taken aboard
(‘tillft'rl'llr‘v liaxi- nothing: to comiil'lin'mmmng “”hm" SH'WWS' tlw \'l\'0\' ~
6.”. or at lrast are not complaining. “\H'." h “I”: m" ""r" “mph“ “I”: The ropes of tilt" lifeboat in Which
(iniy Russia and Austria Stt'lll lo IIIIli'iis-Pllll in tin \lll‘\\.’lll{ hospital. \\'ll"l‘i‘ she was “In”: 10“.. ”,4 gave “‘n" she
“I .-. “I,“ lwl way. . l’l' \\illl;iiu J. ’l'mr- v .‘ill~'llll4vl him mm .1”; its entire Q'ii'go was thrown
lhilS Europe (.18 (I “hole has "('1i"1i lili' lvluu' n.’ illr lllzit'Uii‘uk ll.ltl illilit‘i-,lnto the 9:4
v . . . 4 i . " h
'h‘ doli'ful prophl-p‘u‘. Ol' i‘llll'lh'lll] Hi .i ltllilllll Mullp \\'()l)l|ll “nil his left I“ll(‘('ll l)\‘(*l" 0f 11 Grnnde Ore
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11-90 that it was drsilnmi [0 industriali“"""' llll\"ll in tliv- unlinlls. after éhe li'ld drlfiCd- around on
l'lllll. i-,iir(iiw has shown I,” llllSllS-l l',ll,l. l. U i-§;lllil.‘: tl.:it ill! “lllllltl in .. ‘k’ , . ‘ll ,I vi. -. I .. .
lIW‘tt'd amount or \._ . ill. I‘ I _ ,I ,I -, , . I\\lli( agl lll ll “.1 l rs tor littilly
lutir ,IHI] “NDHHWI: l l.» l.llilll4litl ll\ .1. Lil-13:. i‘ot'k "'h . l' l' -.
rump” 1mm”. 'll‘l .- .. I‘M”. l ._ . I i is. t hours. .itt ( lull-cu was un-
- . If innate, Its ”Uh l i u .l at lll' llnliiliiliiioll curried . - u .1 . ,.
lir‘ Hurrprlw l' _ l I . . 'illll “I li‘l l . ._ I, (onwious \\ ltll found and “as
‘ "‘5 " "” (Sl‘l'mulli‘ ‘ ' ' H ”N '1 “mm“ ”"‘ "“H-V llroul'ht ll'l(‘k to consciousness onl '
('Ollll'ilt‘lldillile, . '3' l‘iHl “I ”I, assault. a . ., ~ .. -.V

l'illtlilll‘illl LI“\"‘l'llllli'.'ll

I \ similar llt'illllli (‘\(‘(']ll that it was
liilsiim

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IN CRANURY

in a lot alongside ol‘ the road. While
he was llt'illg carted out of the car.
.acovei'ed consciousness and

The action pass-

DepOSiting the man on the. ground.
go

bills. During the proceedings they dis- ~
covered that Panteleo had recoverelea‘W“k‘-" Lakes “gm” the downpom

-—- wop!" one oil

feet and thence to his automobile in a 1'” Gmnb' man Wt fire to a neigh-
which he speedo-d to Norwalk. shoul-
ing at the top of his lungs as he did
many

HEAVY RAINSEilECK
Milli: fillll-IST HRES

PORTLAND. Me. Aug. S.'—Heav:v'
rain checked the forest fire ivhich for
several days had been devastating
woodlandIand threatening villages in
various parts of the State. The rain
started this foi‘enoon in Penolmcol
county. where firemen and volunteers
struggled throughout yesterday and
last night to save the village of How-
land. north of Bangor. . I

In Franklin county. westcrn Maine,
where the liaincs had been :lpllroaCh'
ing tilt village of Uriuossoc in “‘9

 

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did not lie-gin until this evening.
The Ilowland tire had been placed
'llndt'l‘ control before the rain began.

plbut ilot until seven small houses on
the outskirts of the village had been

e burned. ’l‘lu- ilzimesIdestroycd several

lSqUarc mill-s of woodland. but little of

this was he-avv tiltilur.
Residents of La Grange informed
the Silertlllvn of Howland today that

HAVE $2,551.03 . _
FOR PERMANENT
MEMORIAL FUND

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at the Library Green, to be encircled
with bronze tablets Containing the
names of all Norwalk men who saw
service during the World \Var, with
special provision for those who died
in service.

There will also be a tablet on which
will be inscribed a short history of the
cannon. and its presentation to the
city. on July 16th, by Maurice Case-

French Republic, as a. token of appre-
ciation of Norwaik's services to
France during the World “’ar.

Efforts Eire being made today to get
an estimate on the approximate cost
of a marble base, and the tablets. and
when these are secured. the matter
will be further presented to the city
government. ‘
There is every likelihood that the
above sum will be sufficient. but. in
case it is not. an additional small
amount will fully care for the ex-
pense. it is believed.

It is fully three years since the end

 

hor’s ha)" on Friday :it‘ti i' a quarrel and
that the flames spread to the wood?»
starting the Chalilliszi’aiion.

The only buildinus burned in the
Rang-“ivy Lakes f‘lre \vero- a few saw-
mills. A lung-- part of hiltl Mountain

“'(lS hlll‘llt‘ll OVI’l'. .

 

:ave. Minister Plenipotentiary of the '

‘ . - a. handsome monument. of unique de-I AUTO AND TROLL-BY (‘0LLIDE.

sign. but it is believed that in the gift
of therFrench Government to Nor-
walk. this city will ave a. memorial
the like of which canno be found any-
where in the entire United States.
The following brief statement of the
receipts and expenditures of the
French cannon fund is given:
Receipts ......’..“;.........$1,617.65
Disbursements 1,094.6_8
Painting of cannon . . . . . . 100.00

lento-oust...

Balance to .Memorial Fund. $422.9i

 

Schooner Afire,
. Crew Is Rescued

 

NEXV YORK, A'ug‘ 8.—-The schooner
Cecelia Cohen was reported yesterday
as on fire and sinking about 60 miles
off Cape Hatteras. A radio message
to the. naval communications service
here said the crew had been rescued
by the steamer W'est Keenewn her
way to New York. ._ '

The Cecelia. Cohen was a vessel of
1.100 gross tons, built in 1920 at Bath.
Me. She was recently reported as
having gone ashore Oil 'a reef on‘ the
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FORTY-EIGHT LOSE i
LIVES IN COAST l
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was in the water from 9:30 last night
until 1:3H o'clock this morning before

lili'
Ciiiiip‘iit-ll.

efforts of Mrs.
San Francisco.

through
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pa.
of the \Vorld \Var. and. beyond the
Honor Roll at the Armory, there is no
real permanent memorial to Norwalk's _ 'n'y a classified ad in the Sentinel
service men. Stamford has unveiled for the belt mum.
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but mnnv a hostess shrinks from elvz'lg one l)(‘(‘3‘=23 : of l
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the Work and preparation involved. if Ivou are so fc-r- t
tiiiiatc as to possess a llcailtiful shady lawn, why not i
give a delightful out-door function? Ii
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Msmzl‘l—Mszzz'r'ri are ready to provide you With tables, i
chairs and all ncccssgzy decorations and accessories. 3
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To i: 'lkc tlic occasion absolutely perfect. we will plan. 1:
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prcparc. and serve. the most attractive, dainty, :mt‘l licli— I:
012.»; ri-frcxlllm'nts. I l

Qur longwwtalilishml reputation and our sincere desire

to I‘L‘llilrl' tlic ltcst of service is your guarantee. ,

DIARESl-DIAZZETTI I
l \YPS‘I‘lll‘NU‘T lirnlii’ll i
' 100 PURCHASE STREET 3

Y.. N. ll. 5' II. R. 1?. station.

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trolley collided. No . _

' but the autonioillh \\ . I i
A minor accident took place in up— smashed-

per Main street. at 11:15 o‘clock Sat- The car was own: .i l t

urday night, when an automobile and of 43 Mars strv-l t. l‘..' .

 

 

 

BOSTON sioii'
Clearance Sale

T W0 Special Values

In Imitation Ramie Linen

Slip-On Dresses

In All Cole‘s—Extra Values
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$1.29 $1.1

ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF lancer
SILK AT 69c A YARli
Regular $1.25 Quality

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Asia Restaurant I

A Restaurant OfIDistinetiOll

For the discriminating (liner. who set as I
good service, the choicest of food and a»; l
atmosphere of refinement, there is l‘m it:-
ter place in the city. Clean. cool and trial 1‘
Lowest possible prices in accordance .
quality. Private booths for those \‘Cl‘fl
sire privacy.

Dancing Every Evening
" 6 to 8—9 to 12

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with your lniii-h «limp 9n .

after the show. Here you will iillll one 02‘ .-

(ianvillar flours in tin- city. I'ZXL‘t’lix‘lli lllll\.-‘ RI l

orchestral.

Special Business Men’s Luncheon
(Every Day) . . . . ....... its

I . . .
Special Sunday Dinner. . . . . . . . . . . . Mic

Asia Restaurant ii?

133 Fairfield Ave, Corner Main St.
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KEELERis :

Big Shoe Clearance

IS NOW I N FULL S‘VING

Save money by buying your Footwear N OW. ‘Q

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<1. II I u . .I . . I.. i. .ll rm: dIto Ilho Senate that “Important develop. . I . i n a Knit“. 1. x
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“i n turn» ll in: 1:. Iiilauul’acturing motion pictures, Sena- Mrs. “’right ton on hrr silk :hirl. 3‘ $3;
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in” rm 3. , u- i'nls IIIIHI llll ‘l t ‘l IIprovenients and their probable effort ir'irmunt I ~‘l -.III.. . . . t ..
il‘airul. . l( l 0 “Ion the American industry. lihildlwi O 1L1) 1... ml oft the oar
I (4‘ III- . irmlIlIrlrI isIIl \illnins the corres- DR. ZAVALIIA DEAD Mrs. Clark. Bliss El-kslrom and I
J’l'll“ i limii .i i;lnilsiwinlf orllmni”- CDFGQZTAalifolllit‘ggifiin Allngin‘si_1lrv (inher mum” rs or their party were '
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Imus. slilllifii'lilul in intelligence. who following an attack of angina pectol'is, In M flut (l as if the Alaska struck oneI’
“‘ “DY country are bound to become He had served his country as (-liui‘gc rm-k and than suddenly afterward,“
public t-iulic: .4 in nm- way or another. (1’ afi'aires at Washington. 'mmhm into "mother ’ I
h'" lulu. vl ill America along with the ‘ ' "
1421;:- iii” H \\'llO will work their way -—-—-— I “m 7 - ,_ -_A__ -_ _ I_I._ —“
‘4" ‘I lop," . . . '
Marv than one official he has tnlk- ’
ml \xi'llfsal’s the correspondent,'la-
llll'lllS the luck of some kind of intel-
llxvncc l".‘~'l. along the lines of the , . . '
army mind test or the Billet-Simon or .
Siliii‘ord-lfinet tbst. “The value of
till-540,” he suggests, “seems DI‘EttY "*3“ 3"?" .
mu (malilished. but it is difficult to "““M ”we
imagine Congress in Washington- vi‘ar
from the problem. taking the thing '
soriouSly or intelligently enough to .
make some such requirement."
It is likely. nevertheless. that this . ’
will be done sooner or later. as public .
opinion itself becomes better inform- I. h I
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with people‘s brains. Bone is their . ~ ‘
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“'0 have placed on the sidewalk in front of 0111' store ll
Klearflax all linen rug. “’0. llOpc you will see it and walk MW
it. \Vhen you do you can‘t. help but realize what wonderful
rugs these Klearflax rugs are- Being heavy. c10se-wovell. tll‘v-
sided. and made entirely of linen they have all of linen.“
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They are also beautiful, their one-tone colors not only make
such restful backgrounds, but simplify your decorative pI'OlJ'
lems and ideally lend themselvesto any color scheme.

NYC stock the following sizes:

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