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".\n [.o-rsnn shall ihTOVV any ObjeC't
at n lllutnr w-lfioleor :i person in SUCH
motor whirlv. or on unv highway
which Imrv rnusv injury to. such \‘ehl:
(‘le or ihv tires thereon or to anv Del“
son therein. Anx person who shall vio-
late any provision or this section
shall he fined for the first offense not
more than fifty dollars and. for each
mmqvmnt offense. may be Imprisoned
for not more than sixty days." ’
TENNIS FINALS TO BE PLAYED
TODAY.
The tennis fin
industrial plant expansion where this .
may prove to be needed. and especial-
ly for the housing needs of the coun-
try. The revival of the building indus~ .
try would put more men to work than
the revival of any other one industn‘.
"To sum up. I believe the possibility ~
of meeting the unemployment situa-
tion promptly and eflectively lies in
the revival of those fundamental and
essential activities which invoice lam!
quantities or raw and food materials
myomtion an diobor in construe
8'» or the Norwnlk "I'm not a co
33:31;va .... .. .... ..mr.m..~.rzil
limiter “mm": Mum." and Chute" Wh" ”'3' cmted- With vsgmncy u
I ' "W1! I.“ ' ‘ n 5- '1 r
Cheater Meeker 0n Suturda ' u . a ’00, "let? ‘ £-
. y defeat- I m n ton . , r.
on Word Malkin in two rm ”ts. AMEN“), flat I pureed out: to net:
1,, "In” » "Your tour wit] u. Wm '
11:10.55; “ " “t. m ill: mums. mm «cum... I
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district.
each ward to the city convention: the
persona] of the ward committee and
the quota from each word to the city 03" '
[committee shall. ' consist .0: area
m 3" ‘ 333.78.“: . ”5 Kiwrififlm
On Friday. ev'emng the p m
come when. the delegates will: most 83
the council chambers: 7 o'clock 8.
“7‘
Ono)
councilman; one candidate'lfor district
commissioner; one candidate for the
Board of Electrical commissioners.
both for a term of six years each: and
one candidate for treasurer of the dis-
trict. .
1n the Third ward there will be
chosen five delegates. five members or
the city committee. one candidate for
district commissioner for a term Of ID“
years; and a candidate for treasurer.
of the district for two years:
Four delegates and four members
of the city committee and one candi-
date for councilman will be selected
in the Fourth ward. I
In the Fifth ward there will be three
delegates. three members of the city
éommittee and one candidate for
ccnncllman.
There will be a caucus of the Re-
didates of the Republican party fol-Salli
town and city officers and to transact
any other busineSS that may come be»
'fore the meeting. ‘
W
wkvsnms vs. NATIONALS.
While the Norwalks take a. rest, on
Labor Day. the fast going Nationals.
the pride of Norwalk, will tackle the
champion Waysidesf'of Bridgeport. at
the Malone Field. The Wayside-s are
coming down Monday with the well-
known Bobby Farrell in the box. The
locals are going like fiends. and. with
“Handsome” Scholz pitching and
Johnny Liptak behind him. expect to
carry away the hbnars. The game. is
scheduled to begin at. 3:30 (D. S. T.).
The management has been trying to
arrange a game with the Norwalks for
next Sunday.- and local fans will be
!'
Dublican electors of the Sixth taxing'able to see the Nationals in action on
gtlmt day. if an agreement is made.
This game. which is to be played this
afternoon. will be the first time the»
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district immediately following the ad-
journment of the caucus of the Fiftli'
ward to make nominations of candi—l
dates for the elective officers of said 3Nationals have made their appearance
upon a local diamond, and a. large
crowd is expected.
—..._._I__________.
-—-Sentinel classified ads work won~
In each instance the dole-gates from
“Best Wlsheu 3 Pleasant Ending of the .
Summer Season
THIS STORE CLOSED TODAY
Raymond 69’ Son
FUNERAL Dl RECTOBC
WALL up man smarts 301mm
“
‘At New York: 3.1-1. E.
Boston 6 12 0
NewYork... ..... .........3 8 0
Unttcrics~0mchges and Gowdy:
Neht‘. Sauce. County and smith.
At -nrookl_vu: R-“- E-
Philadelphia)............... 411 2
Urooltlyu 10 19 a
‘ ‘ Butiarlea-wuummn, Bolts and Hen;
SIXTH STRAIfi Lufiflw lino; Mitchell and Krucger. ‘
, ’~ A -
-'~‘ ’ .t At Cincinnati: 11- H- E.
W ““'—_’ ‘ .1 ‘ ..... . .. ......2 8 0
Norwalh gulnt‘d zit-i :Hi\i.h atmluht For the third consecutive time the Exiti‘m‘g? ______ _ ' . ... . . _ . . 1 9 0
Victory \vslu-tlsu «Hum-NI. N\ «“3“ Lovkwoods defeated the local Kay- (1‘: innings).
louv l‘um ..t it‘m txmtm‘ \‘i‘ ”W mum. M the “ll-“0" ““0“"d3‘ “”3“"‘0 Linttm-lrs-~»Glnziier and llrottem;
summit! \ \‘ ix (tux Mm‘n‘ ‘N' 9‘1" tho mime going into lt‘ll innings. ilio 'l.uqm- and “Hugo.
Joe \\1~:2< pawn! no l‘UL’it‘ W" ”\("l.ovk\\'oolis emerging triumphant liyu
. o “my \\ 122‘. \\ zvlrlini support lm- score of 7 to 6. o
glint: him in.» lm‘mfi “TN "0"“? m It was the closest oi‘ nil games of Amerlcan League-
dang“: Hill (“llh‘d for N\\Y‘\\‘:\lk “Nil ”“3 golfing. so fur, and “'1“! “’lthiISQtl _.._.._.
pitchml “.....1 mu :hmugimul. The l~.\‘ a lame crowd. For tho first time At Chlcngo: R. H. E.
Norwnlks sx'un‘d live runs in the first 11w series Stanley was taken from St. Louis ....... . ”... ...... 10 15 2
threw lunms‘fi. mostl) 0“ lilllt‘m .7073. the box. tic retired from the mound (P-liicngo .................. 11 12 8
and. utter that. \\'r~lls tin-hivm‘d no at the end of the nm. inning. his Batteries—Van Glider and Sever-id:
and the l\‘|‘iil§ could do nothing until .plnrv pvlng‘ taken by Cooke. who cor- Thompson. Hodge. Mo‘Vpnny. Wilkin-
llie eighth. when tour runs were scor- tainl)‘ pitched (\xcpllpnt ball. sun. Kerr and Schulk, anynn.
1.1. llillm making :\ luulmm‘r \\itl1 ‘wnriu pih‘llt‘il n ilm‘ gnmo during _._~__
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urv. in“) Sullnmh Um popular and 6.6 in tho ninth and tho vxcitoment ington, postponed: min.
ll-H'l “WM": Norwalk i‘flli‘hi‘l’. “'33 was intense. .-\ hose on balls was
lit't‘lllillldll} spilt-mi in tho fourth ln- gixmi tn l-Zum, and the“ singles ll)’ At Detroit: It, H.E
mm: lmt rnltllnut‘d in tlw gnmo. llorrim: and Chontns completed the (‘levolmui ................. 9 14 o
1:. llilu l\l.l)\‘\l vuutrrlielti and “as all (“gush-r for tho Knights. Detroit ................... 5 7 0
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Yr‘hlt‘ldéll's MW Smll‘t‘: \vvri‘ tho {natures of the mine. International League.
.\Uli\\':\l-KS. Next Sunday. it‘ the Lockwoods win. -'-———-
lib r h l‘“ H i‘ will menu that the series will he eml- Al Syracuse (Fir-‘3t game)
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laps ll,1.l: are me through the beaded m
I hear the foott'all of the h
. our ——
The triumphs of the. ages pang. s
Butrnot the beauty of the flowers.
—]louglas Carswell, in The Poetry
Review.
M...
TELEPHONES 0N FARMS.
There were. 11,738 tele 9
Connecticut farm houses ishgxlll: of:
cording to the 1920 census figures ar-
nouncefi recently. Only 3.968 farms
had gas or electric lights and 95";
farm houses enjoyed the use of \x-atZr
piped into the house. There word‘s};
use 5.046 n'ttOir;_leilrg on 30 per cent.
or the State's farms that smile this
report and 1.596 motor trucks were
employed on 6.1 per cent. or Simian!“
making this report. Four hundred
and eleven reported 440 tractors in
so.
PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
SCHOOL SHOES
Our Boys’ and Girls’ Shoe Department is complete. Keep the boys and
at“. well dressed by buying your shoes at the Palace Bootcry
Young Girls’ Mahogany Calf Shoes with Rubber Heels. . $4.95
Kisser “agony 081! Shoes with Rubber Heels . . . . . . . $3.95
Boys' Mahogany Calf Shoes with Rubber Heels . . . . . . . . $4.95
Victrola Concert
THIS EVENING AT 8:90
Caruso. McCohnack, Werrenrath. Cluck, Galli-
Kreisler. Heifetz,
Lauder, etc, will entertain you.
$35.00 Victrola Given
Away Tonight
After the Concert.
Curd. Garrison.
Everyone Is Invited to Attend.
The Hamilton Shop
49 \VALL STREET
The Latest Edison “BITS OF BROAD—
? ' WAY” Have Just Arrived
“Mimi” n the Latest Fox
Int
“Nisan" has a catchy melody . 3
that is bound to please every -t
taste. As afoot test we predict
it will be played all over tn:
country in a short time. it is
brand new—come in and hear ' .’
Max Fells' Della Robbia On
it. 1‘
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“Sweetheart” on the reverse ’1
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