WEDNESDAY, AUG. 31, 19.21
b..—
1lll‘ilx rmzv “AVE scrunch: CAR.
. i or l'oliee \Villiaun R. Penning-_
1,... 1. my low-rived word from theme-1‘
I . u: 'l‘iiltth. (llllO. that they have
. 4l :. man there who had in his
. ...v:.n :iii l-Jlgin. iivaanoenger
.llllfi‘ mir. which answered the des-
..vii.:i.m or the ear stolen from in
. wt or the l.oi-,kwood & Curler go-
(ill “’3” sin-ct on the night“ of
..iiia;\i.:l 20th.
The on!" :iiinxvers the descriptin in all
i. spwts ot‘ Kaufman's car. even to the
l li,flllt' number. which is 8.169.
STATE minim
ARMED BAND MEET
CHARLESTON. W. Va., Aug. 31.—
State forces and an armed band came
Logan County. this morning, accord-
togethcr in the mountains near Blair,
ing to dispatches received at the other.
of Governor Morgan. Beyond the
(‘hief Pennington is making inquiri-
t-s today through the. insurance agents
who carried Kaufman's insurance on
the our and will endeavor to get fur-
lher details regarding the car's jour-
ney to Toledo. and a description of
the man who has it, in his possession.
N. l“. Huvoy. of Bridgeport. an em-
ploye of the National Cash "Pgi-‘lteglration. today definitely informed the
Company, reported to the police at subcommittee of coordination of the
8:25 o'clock last night that some one
had stolen his Ford car from the hill
near llo-ll island where he hurl parked.
it. The mir's iiiiniliers‘”\~'(‘rr- 11—082.
Early this morning. L. I. Browne. of
New Wanna”. H‘Pt’n‘lf‘tl that ho had
found .1 Fort] (-rvr. stripped. nenr
Griipw's rt-sr-rvoil‘ in New Canaan. It.
proud to lie .\ll'. lloxt's car which
was stolen L'IHl night.
This in another exnmplo
work of :into thieves who seemingly
steal cars and then stripping them
:ilmndon them in this section of the
rountry. Several stolen cars have
been found :ilinndmied near here with-
in the past six months.—
COTTON PRlCES BREAK
NFIW' YORK, Aug. 31.~—A heavy Sel-
inlg movements in cotton today by com.
mission houses and others broke
prims $5 :1 biilo to the basis of 15.90
{or January, Reports ol' showers in
Texas helped the. decline.
Have Pains ?
Aches and pains seem to be the lot
of the ordinary mortar. However. these
should be taken simply as nature's
warning signals that some part oi the-
human machine is out of order. It is a
mistake to resign one's self to physical
torture when the cause can be removed.
WKMBEIS
tone up weak, inactive. sluggish Irid-
neys and help rid the blood of poniou;
mess waste matter that causes aches and
pains in arms and legs. backache. rheu-
matic pains, sore muscles, Iiifl' or
nwolicn joints.
Issac B. Turnmsn. Asbury Park. N.J..write«:
"My back caused mo 0 nrmt deal of trouble iur
some time. I experienced ohsrp. shooting pains
which were due to the condition of my kidneys.
One bottle of Foley Kidney Pills completely
ltlleVEd me. The pains left my back. I recom-
mrnd Pole, Kidney Pills to my friends."
For sale by Stillaon-Poweu Corp.
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of the
statement that there had been firing
from both sides. the governor's office
announced. there were no details.
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INDEPENDENT RELIEF WORK
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‘ PARIS. Aug. 31 (Associated Press).
i—«-Wiiltor L. Brown, European Direct-
:or of the American Relief Adminis-
International Committee for Russian
Jiioiiel, that the’ American Rellet Ad-
'ministration can not submit to a cen-
.tral allied authority such as the com-
mlssion. The relief administration, he
Ideclared. will only co-operate with the
‘commission in the famine area of Bus.
sin. reserving to itself completellibei‘ty
;ot‘ actimi in the. administruton oi' relef.
PREMIER BRIAND WANTS AU-
1‘ ' THORITY
Q1
PARIS. Aug. :ll.—uPremier Briana
fivishcs to obtain a vote in tlie Cham-
;bcr of Deputies giving him sufficient
authority to represent France at the.
conference on disarmament and Far
-Eastern questions, which will begin
in Washington on Nov. 11, iris de-
clared by l‘liomnio Libre. The news-
.piiper any she wishes to be given a
‘vote of confidence before leaving for
,W’ushiiigton. but so far as known, no
CflilRlAlifiEP’lS
Depositors of Shelton Bank
& Trust Company to Ge
- 100 Cents onrDollar ‘
BRIDGEPORT, Aug'531.——Af£airn o!
the Shelton Bank and Trust Company.
which went into the hands of former
Governor Holcomb as receiver. were
wound up in Superior Court yesterday.
Judge John P. Kellogg tookocéision
to praise Mr. Holcomb for his admin-
istration. and Judge Joseph Shapiro.
in behalf of the City of Shelton. added
to the commendation. Checks are
ready for mailing by whichIevery de-
positor in the savings account will get
his or her money back. every creditor
will be paid and every stockholder will
get about $90 on each $100 worth of
stock.
GODFREY POST
WILL MAKE PROTEST
" pontinued from First. Page.
dle disabled men’s cases. wi‘c have
been approved and who 3."; «citing
training: and.
W'hereas. llridgeport is the lurgf’st
industrial center in 'Connecticut. and
an office should be located there:
therefore. be it
Resolved. That we.'Veternns of tho
W'orld “'ar. of the 56th Regiment. at
a reunion assembled at Bridgeport.
l‘onn.. this 28th day of August. in the
your at our Lord. 1921. do hereby vig-
idccision has as yet been reached rein.
itivc to the, date upon which Parlia-
ment will be called to convene.
‘“’J\TERIE[’RY MAN 19
rm man [my AGENT1
“'lll Bo stationed ’l‘liero
Taking- (H‘lk‘c on 8111me l.
l’rol’iihition Elit'tirt'tiiit-ni
Mackenzie )‘(sterdnv nnnouncod
- I! 0.
.Of Edward .l.
iio tuki' omen Soptemlu-r l
ll~~.t:itionr-d in \Vntr'rlnirx.
,nizer of tho t‘hnrlm .\.
{linen nl‘lim-H iii \\':ii(-i-luii-\‘.‘ it:
old. llv wua horn in Newark. .\'. .l.
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Prior to l-oooiiilnl,’
the ’l‘v-mplrtnn company
for (‘liflll _\r:irs pzivnluslr-r and l‘flfll :u--'
Putin-
(‘oiintniil ol' the .\lnnul'nvlurem'
dry (‘0 III‘ is inn: riml. liri-:_ (iiu- (-lilld
liiiitl rvsiilvs at No. inf) High sirl'l‘l.
\Vlitei-htiry.
—Sentlnel classified ads work won-
ldern.
EXTRACT
MALT ~
Al: any dealer
PM”! “T m 00.
”consumma-
~ INTERNATIONAL
The
It is. not a warm air furnace With
left off.
operate a child can attend it.
cellar cool, burns any fuel.
the same fuel than several stoves.
no gas_ clean. moist healthful air.
.\r-ar to pay for it it you prefer.
56 Water Street
Plumbing
The Heater YOU Need
International- is as different from
other types or furnaces and heater: sold 9.8
the modern automobile is from the wagon-
It is especially designed bY ex-
perts to give better service, more heat‘and
with greater economy. It is proving it in 500
homer; in and about Norwalk. So easy to
Keeps- the
Each room is
warm and comfortable all over the house
with less than two degrees difference in the
rooms on'any floor. Costs 8. little more than
one good stove. But; gives more heat with
grr from fire. Made to last a llietime. One
International One-pipe Heater this fall and ".7
wmtcr while paying for it on our liberal
czifiy payment plan. Call or phone.
HENRY A: HEGELEIN,
Pumps-IMW ‘ . r
ON-PIPE HEATER
the pipes
No dust,
No dan-
Enjoy an
Agent. .
' SouthNorwalk
Al'h'l‘
llirvctnz‘
tho
.zippoinlmoiit ms nu enforcement “gent
thzmziiiii or “at"rhury"Congtrenszmiin front the
{Hill l0 in“
Mr. Zit'ziiinlin. :it Yil‘f'.<t'll' ol‘licr- lllflll-
’l‘mnplvlo'i,
::3 years
'{JCTt'l‘i'lllill l)ono\:in.
and has lived in \\'-’llf‘l‘lill|‘_\‘ for fifteen
:ii'sni'intr'd
lm twp:
din:
‘ Simpson of Clevelund. each 22.
ormisly protest the» discontinuance of
.the Bridgeport local office Rehabilita-
.tion Division. Veterans‘ Bureau; rind,
ihe it further
lil'suht'tl. That copies of this reso-
llllllfill be forwarded. with :1 rmlllt‘st
lt'or immediate favorable indorsement.
by the Hon. Frank R. llmndegee. and
the Hon. George P. McLean. L’. F.
‘St-nniors from Connecticut: Hon.
James P. Glynn. Congressman for the
,s'v'tli district: Hon. Schuyler .\lerritt.
41h district:
lion. (‘lii‘l‘ord ll. \Vilson. Mayor of
lllridl'tt-port: Hon. John C. Mend. May-
,cr ol‘ .\nsonizi: lion. \Villiam C. Gil.
lwrt. .\lnyor of limibiiry: Hon. George
ill. Flillhdll. .‘vlzn-or of llerliy; Hon.
‘ Mayor of .\‘or-
;\Vi|lk; Jon. l“l':ll‘.(’i.\‘l .\‘t-ilh-ton. Mu)»
;or m" Shelton: lion. John J. Trent.
lMuyor ol' Siomfnrd; lion. \\'illialn ll.
Hziiulliind. Mayor oi" \Vnterliiiry; Hon.
i‘ulriek L‘. lluriie, Rt'leetiiiiin of Litcli-
til-Iii; Hon. l“l1illk (i. .\Tl‘lidllfllz. St“—
lt-vtmun of Niiiignttlck; lloii. Ralph C.
hodd. Selectman all New Milford;
lion. i'ohn .l. Northrup. Selectman of
Newtown: lion. Sherman Sanford.
geleetmnn of Seymour: lion. James
15. Fair, Sr‘lectmun of Shelton: Hon.
Aliriiiii \Vl‘llllllzlflll. Selectman of
Struii‘ord: ll. (‘. ll‘orhr’s. Director or
the Veteran's Ilureziu; Charles H.
\Valsh. District Vocational Mainline-i.
Distiict .\772; S. A. llenwzi). As>l l‘
V. 0. for Field (mm-x. District .\‘w
the press. and to all I-x-st-ixit'ir liill.‘"~
()ri:.inlzzilioiisi.
Siilliiiltled by:
JAMES J littl‘l
Nil-IRAN ”.\lil-‘(HHE ruliiil'nlti.
Si't‘i‘rlnl}.
I .\ similir lt'I-‘OlllllUl \’.i\ li‘t" .\«d
.ll\ \inxm .lr lt llllHll Elm I'\.|ll. :iiirl ii
2w (\l'll‘ll ti that His ll ‘1‘“! Will PM
illurw- ‘ln rrvuwliiliim, ..i.-l tl'):lll\llllll1:
iiii lll5~ l-vmt r in lil1‘\ll:l lll" abolish—
In». H. m tlw lliidgv imi'i oilir‘t‘. wl l(‘ll
fil i> 14 ll woull lr- ll.ll‘lllllll to ill“
[Hill‘lfi n: nidini' Illl‘:l[l.'i(‘l'.illt‘tl \\':ir \i-t-
'i'Liiix.
Crazed by Pain, Rector
Ends Life with Pistol
"l lt'llll.\.‘\.‘l42.
t‘rnm .l l-\
(Hilario. Aug, Ill.~—-
min ('ltllhf'vl l:_\‘ :i compound
l‘irlt'llii- wt llu sliuiildn'r and with
nil-diml :ild lM' miles distant, llio RH.
\V. ll;:\lliurnx\wilr .\nu‘lioun. the roc-
tor :-t .\loou- l";i('lttl). on James liar.
I'lltlt d lii< vult‘v L: with :i lllillt‘l. This
information wnx tom-ivml today in :1
letter to Mrs. l' (L Anderson. \‘0- 1f
the Bishop of the Anglia-in Diocese of
Moosoom‘.
The ltov. Mr. linylhornwnito was
injured while ht'lpiiii: to more a piano
He managed to elude his Indizm at-
tendzints and shot himself. He took an
active part in aiding the three Ameri-
can naval balloonists. Lieuts. Farrell
Hinton and Tx'loor. when Alioir run-
away balloon lundcd‘near Moose Fric-
tory last winter.
Ridgefield Man
on Mackenzie’s Staff
DANBIYRY. Aug. 31.~-—ln carrying
out his declared policy of appointing
only men of proven integrity and
wherever possible. those qualified by
’experienco for the duties they are to
:piform. Harry E. Mackenzie. Stale
.Direcior o: Prohibition. announced
today the appointment of Morris H.
Bollas. a former sergeant of the New
or his farce of inspectors. Mr. Bella:
been 3. resident or Ridgeiield
since his retirement from police work.
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Nian'iiywnbs KILLED IN CRASH.
Honeymoon of Cleveland Couple Em}-
ed by Trolley Car.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 31.‘——'riie fian-
eymoon trip of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin (3.1
ended abruptly yesterday.when their
automobile was demolished by a
southbound Cleveland-Southwestern
Intcrurban near Chippewa Lake.
Mrs. Simpson was killed and ”her
hniiband died a few mlnuates later.
They were married August 1 and were
touring the State. 7 ’
.pBURGLARS IN MILFORD.
home of former Governor Min 8.
onodrulf here. was entéred' by‘bm'e
!
glut-s during last night, and articles
-~ the value or which. is not
‘ lllllfillllli REPlillli‘.
sheep. and then figuring what the dif.
muni- nits
looted in the famine districgii
Lennie recently made a njmnberot
‘ trips to explain the natural u: to“ V
farmers. On his return to Moecowfie.
wrote in the Izvestia that théishre’wd
peasant nearly always got theybe‘tmr
or any city workmen coming :to irrade
fercncc. it anh‘amonnts to in cheese
or buckwhelltw have been Worxad out
in detail by the Rue-sine. Qsi'iet Gov-
ernment. in connection with the sys-
tem of “tax in kind" imposed on the
peasant.
The tax collectors. instend2of rennin
.mg poukcthooks wherein to carry
money. are to be eqUipped with
scales. baskets, plg_pons. stock cars
and other paraphernalia to weigh or
transport the tax payments.
Generally. the amount of grain tax
is fixed for (“Try separate farm. and
is computcd according to the area
cultivated. The tax per acre in fixed
according to the average crop yield
expected in that district.
It has been attempted to arrange a
scheme that would permit theroccu—
pants of a farm to teed themselves
well. a certain portion of the surplus
going to rho Government.
The worst complications occur in
collecting llxe stock tax. Seareely
ever exists a linssjnn peasant who has
so many cattle. or Sht’e-p 0r pigs that
he would hi‘ Twilllrt'd‘lo turn over a
“hole .‘lilll‘l‘liil to the Government A
plan lizis lvt'l'li devised P(‘l‘miitiiig 1h”
peasants to zigt‘N‘ among themselves
:is to which one shall hand over a
whole, animal to the Government.
\K’lien the other peasants lilllcht‘l". they
will pay back the {W'ilflflnl whose pig
the Government look.
If the pig turm d over by this
group of pccriants should happen to
woiizh iiiorr' 01' 1033: than the exact
“'t-iuht i‘wlllll'i’d. as it imdoulitcdly
would in "1th 01155-54. the peasants
would er-ixc goods in exchange if it
“.0”:th ”10]". or would pay the dif-
f! FM”... in minor. or milk or choose. if
if \\-('.i‘:h(ld ll'SS. The exact values of
all iiiuiiiii‘net'it‘ml :illll‘lt'fi. such as
slim-s. lllzllt‘lN‘S‘ pluiiulis and axle
urezlsv“. hue» been worked out in terms
0;» “Hi-k lwm'. outs. wheat. milk. eggs.
(43. no money payments of any
kilini are to be permitted in the collec—
ilF
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“A lOt'of those chauffeurs seem
to- think. the ordinary
are beneath them.
V“\Vell. too often they a
ton Transcript. '
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the
times of the "Public Acts
RIGA. Latvia. August 30.-——Tbe :3: him manufactured g???“ for.» they are being printed.
problems or substituting pigs for ' "1* Deputy Secretary Dwyer,
in many years.
' de‘m‘“ which win also be or: the
:”~—*B(>s.
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SCHOOL!
' aillll'ni.
YOU ARE Lucnrnrs amour
TOVHAVE aucH Asruoious
BOY. MY HAROirg‘ Hares
York police department. as a member ,
war ’
tion of this tax.
In previous: years of ill('
regime. lhr‘lt’ was no t;:\ in kind. lho
[(‘iouilrnmi‘iit
Drllfiilll to kn~~p :1 ‘ol‘ljlll share of his
u‘rop.
minilwr of months in
shining the
seln ”10' is l.t'1l1f":~ ~izl..~litule for seiz-
urn.
Thousand“ at (‘Ol'ltli‘miqs have been
”minim-i] tn tullrlt tin tax. by which
the (ioveriilii ‘nt imiu a to secure
«iimii'li {-mdv ifl‘s ‘u tu-d thr- work- .6
men in the oil ms. .wl li-Ars and Govern- L km-
lolshm‘ik
lilt‘l't'h perllillllllg the
enlmilntvd mt lllt' basis of lht‘
llllll to {evil and
iv-zt. 'l'ir natnrnl tax
~ _ . slalom: éziipioyée it’ufiiisrf‘t‘a‘iie‘coi- m‘gfirfii., _
‘ . . 7 . ,‘ . . m tsunami ‘1: anti?
‘ ' , -; First copies of the pmilished vol-
,the annals blueeover, appeared at the.
office of the secretary 0: th. state yes~
torday. and more are expected to ar-
iive soon from. New Haevn. where
According to
public acts make'tlie largest volume
The apecml
will make a. larger volume than that
containing the public acts.
xv
T gills; which, were number}!
were vetoed by the governorm the
General Assembly adjouz‘ncda are m5-
ed by title iirthe volume with the to! ‘
lowing explanation: “This act magi-t
ed. to the governor aftercndjoflnlm'
having failed to receive his 7' ‘
did not. become a. law."
LINFIR SCYTHIA Jill-m '
NEW YORK. Aug. stir-m
senger liner Scythia. 3.3th mm
to the. Cunard Line fleet, arrived" ‘
today on her maiden voyage .Iroilli
Liverpool. She. registers 21,500. M,
tons nnd'can carry 2.200 pact-Tense"
1. ....._.V.. ,
o ‘ WER. ,
' -JiND HE‘S ONLY FNE‘, m ’
HUSBHND HA5 GOT A coca?
CAREER ‘PLRNNED FOR Hm?“
——-~.—WHY'YE$ M22 FISH
THAT BOY WOUL
sTqu THAN EETRFlTH
of 1921, in
the 1921
acts.
press soon.
Engrossed
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WELL Mr omen?"
YOUR BEST is. f
NOT VERY Goon:
THE
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BEST I
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‘ . umronn."‘liug. 31.-—The~ nummer ‘
Men you come right down V
to reason . what is there to
- discount” tires ~
HE next time a friend comes
to you all excited about some
wonderful tire bargain—ask him
how much value he ought toget
for each dollar of tire money.
It’s astonishing that any car
owner today should not know all
the tire service he is entitled to.
Nor how to check up between
the economy of par quality on
one hand—and big discounts,
surplus stocks, discontinued Em
and retreads on the. other. _
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For two years U. S. Tire
makers have been telling the
American people all about tires.
They have laid open the tire
business from every angle.
They have always
led the fight for better
tires.
. They have‘igombt—
3.
- Uri iterl States
' 12:; WEEDS. -
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"You got n from. live- tit-Iona
m by. U._S. TIN. "
F93» 0811385 Hard- (
engtly maintained quality first
standards with certain economy
‘ for the tire buyer. ‘
They have established 92
Factory Branches all over the
country. Perfecting U. S. distri—
bution so that you get a fresh,
live tire every time you buy a
U: S. Tire.
* #3 II
Sowhenamrmoncedecides
on U. S. Tire: he knows what he
is getting in quality-f—service—
In mar his own judg—
ment he gets the pledged word
"and reputation of the‘largest
and most successful tire concern
in the world.
A some} “’ reason for flu? fact
that you“ see more
U. S. Tires on,rnore
oars than ever this
flat.
‘K; :4
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Isnom'minsm' ?
U. s. CHAIN menu
. One of the few tires of which ,
it may be said rm t'hly deliver“: 2
economy year in and ya: out
and tire after tire.
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Norwalk Chronicler