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Woolens
Have Arrived.
SUITS TAILORED
FROM $50.00 UP.
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Amplaint about boys playing: lifil
.rivor nvenua- was tnkrn curl: of.
rrrrcycle I’zltroli'nlln L‘. l... Thorpe
titty.
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real painless extraction go
its. 47 South Main street.
to
I'lortrll of llvillth
lit the office of
health officer"
tilting of tin
held tonight
sir-rt E. l’er‘iuv.
‘ avenue.
— \V. Ferris. minor of the N01»
Hill'. was 1. it' :2 iii on Saturday
‘Illl an “flank of u'hstritis. and
«in to his llmzw. but rocowred
:ll)’.
.lrris 62-. Guns. That‘s all.
‘«,'.lS Katrina. m :32: lily
Hi to the poliou that he‘- hiul lost
-iine torch pull it pair of overalls
nml
where lwtwuzz Norwillk
n. on Saturday.
‘1“ Golden lint! ("irrlo of“ thi- first.
reirntionul "llllll‘ll \Viil mew! with
l-L. J’n. Sluitl. "I'Llst, Nivrwuik to-
w afternoon lit 3 o‘clock (Tues‘
Hr‘orgre Knapp of
.mi complained to live
that lif‘f-S were fronting
4' (H0? fin-r».
:Ilnint was received from out—
vmaik. Mrs-1. Knapp was rl-l‘ur-
\Vr'bllltll‘t nutlmrltlos.
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crowd
‘ uni-breaking the
in
, fI-uturml the closing of l{0-:
"or tlw Henson. (Her 1,U:34
uni admission to tho dance
is consul» med :1 l'“?llill‘kfl.-
Thronn'h its mmmm‘r. De.
linslrn evpr‘u-sswri its
the line support it big ro-
aring tho summer months.
‘rml that. it hoped to he at
again iwx't. season.
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E‘nr summer colds and
cough use
*1 P. C. Cold Tabs and
‘2’. C. White Pine and Tar
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2 3‘ i»: lmlanee will
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t ‘ \ ‘m‘mk provin'g
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win ploye.
So. Norwalk
Savings
Bank
open Monday Night ‘ '
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[t\‘(“l‘ill(‘, S
Old Saturn-l
pollt'f‘ .
lnns‘m ilr'h us-
;Lpprn- '
fivert to the spot, but the
e
compelled to go to the hospital.
said that nothing serious will result,
although his long neglect did not help
I
. his casc- much.
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BLANKETS ~
In Cotton. sud All Wool.
Outing Flannel: and Outing Flannel
Garments of All Kinds.
E. K._ BANKS’
DRY GOODS srons‘ ..
Under Mahackemo Hotel.
South Norwalk.
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A picnic was held last evening at
-. roar of the Springwood theatre on
lmxington avenue, by the Ely uvcnur
Hungarian club.
A rt‘lJOI'l. from the delegates to the
Suite convention will fcature the
riveting of the Frank C. Godfrey Post.
No. 12. American Legion, to be held
tomorrow night in the Lug'ion home.
in “’ilton avenue.
—-—Harrls & Gans. That's all.
.\l r. Elm-rill of .13 East avenue com-
plainmi to the policy about a. man who
1;: around his home with u
srurchlisht in his hand Saturday
night. l'utrolmnn Murphy lnYC‘StlglLt-
ml, hut tin: fellow hall (ifiiilpl'fl'u’ll't'll lie-
forc the arrival of the policeman.
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mu Kohn.
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A Hnrlror uvvnup woman complain-
ed to the police last night about her
husband, who was intoxicated. She
wanted him arrested. Evidently tho
matter was eventually straightened
out without the aid ot’thl- polir'o. hr-
mmsc- the fellow was not tukcn into
custody.
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4 ——Buy your Victrols at Donnelly‘a
5 on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m.
Bernard Mills of 98 Taylor mount-
cnmplnincd ”to the police that the fam-
iily uiiOVe- him, Mr. and Mrs. John Ro—
inua. kept. up a terrible row. so that he
iwas unable to sleep. Patrolman Mil-
ton Lockwood attended to the com-
plaint.
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~-—Storaze Battemps recharged
, ULI'OD Reign. 9 Railroad Ave.
.
l H. Shapiro. of 123 \Vusliing‘i’ffil
reported to the police that
time between S A. )l. and l’.
Saturday. somvonn slolr n Spurn
tulw (ilill rim. from his
unto which he hurl purkml
Ell'l-t‘l. llt‘iu‘ “'ashington.
, street.
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A complaint was rv-(xt-iu-Ii by the no.
line yesterday that there (lug
on llurllzlnk street with n hrokv-n log.
'l’hv animal belonged to Mr. ,l‘lt‘I'ron of
5 Burbank street. who, \Vlll‘ll .is lit-
tcntioll was called to tho animal's cnn—
«lition. promised to have it attention
to.
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Hernia n Kimmick of ill (“'slmrn :n'e-
nun. a driver of A. l“. lie-l'kmnnn &
Company. drove an :lutornollilr- ownml
iby the latter into a. bicycle hour the
[lloston Storm Main
Saturday afternoon. Tlle- rear wheel
'on the bik.g was broken, hot the own-
;er could not b0 found.
i Fred Kencfi'cn reportcd to Patrol—
(mnn John Smith at 12:30 o‘clock this
{morning that there was a man on the
,the Lowe street bridge. Patrolman
ySmith went them: and found it
l"drunk." who was engaged in “sleep—
iing it off." He rousui him and sent
ghim to his home.
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I Contracts were signcd last night by
Jim i'limlbiLt 'l‘ralin with lli Vito's 0r—
[vllestrzl for the latter to furnish mu-
:lnd “'llil streds.‘
ground near the railroad track below
Irnf
it‘s because we go out of our
way to get advanced style into
our Hats that so many well-
dressed m-r'n go out of their
way to trade here.
Autumn Soft Hats
$3.50 to $6.00 .
Autumn Dcrbies '
$5.00
Wv‘ll be pleased to Show you
our New Fall Suits.
Roger; 6? Stevens
24 Wall St.
Norwalk
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14 80’. Main St.
South Nor-walk
The first jury warrants of the fall
session were served Saturday by Dep~
uty Shel-lit Nelson W. Benedict. Ed-
ward Church and Jacob Sherman were
summoned for jury duty in the crimi-
nul side of the. Court of Commo'n
Pleas. Tuesday morning.
Tonight. will be the concluding
night of the carnival held on the
ioorlmrr lot. by members of the Cen-
tral Luliot‘ l'nion. The affair was to
have come to a close last. Saturday.
but was continued until tonight. Tfié
dancing appoals‘ especially to the
many who attend. and the many
booths are also well patronized. It.
is expected {but there will be a large
:lttvncluncc this evening.
EVER YOUThFUL SARAH.
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt, still in
astonishingly sound health. is pre-
:sin for dancing at the Armory twice
ll month. In additiom, to this, con-
;tmcts have been signed with Al Me-
fxrllrd's orchestra to furflish music for
glam-int: at the Armory every. Satur-
‘day night. the first dance to be held
this coming Saturday.
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\Villium Hazzurd‘ reported
police at 12:10 , o'clock yesterday
morning that while his wife and an-
other wor‘m ivere on the way Tiome
and passed .the Franklin school. at
Flu- Hill road and Franklin street.
tiny saw arman hiding behind a pole
there. Patrolman John Reynolds
man had
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Friends of William Mason are glad
to learn that the young: man. who was
recently sent to the hospital for treat-
ment to his eyes is recovering.
Mason. it is said..wns struck on the
head by a. ball early in the season. and
neglected to'see a. doctor. Finally his
yes began to back on him and he was
It is
gone.
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Gans. That‘s all
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[Great Disasters
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healthy. It gives to your af- _
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urhich may save 3701: great
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HOPKINS-‘EEWNCH.
A beautiful home wedding took place
Saturday afternoon ats o'clock. ti). T.
SJ at the home"? of Mr. and Mrs. “’13.
”3:111 S. Finch. 196 South Main street,
South Norwalk, When their daughter.
Leila Howe. Finch, was joined in mar-
Lloyci \Viimot Hepkins, of
ridge to‘
' Mass, by Rev.
Great Harrington, > .
Chapman Lewis, rector of Trinity
church. _ ‘
The bride was gowncd in White
georgette over white silk, Wore .1
bridal veil and carried white roses.
The bridesmaid was Miss Luella.
Finch, cousin of the bride and we“.
peach colored satin and carrier} Ophe-
l'm roses. The best man was Charles
Emmons. of Bridgeport.
The house was charmingly dt‘cor-
ated with palms, dahlizis and gladi-
olias and a host of friends \i‘ltllESSs.d
the ceremony. many from points out
I York city,
at town. including New
Bridgeport, Hempstend. L; 1., Dam.“
and other nearby towns.
The bridal pair will make their
home'in Great Harrington “‘lierein
they will have numerous reminders
of the affectionate regard of their
friends in the scores of beautiful “-9.1-
ding gifts which they received. While
the guests were participating of the
collation the bridal pair made a. vm-y
neat withdrawal, completely OUlWil—
ting the watchful guests. and dqmrtud
for an unknown destination via unto—
mobile.
the neutrality 01‘ these. he.» maintained
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7 ‘Froin'fisifa' (Viinilliin . , i . '
Whirlwind Campaign ‘ PANTS SUITS g
(Continued from First Page) ’ “ Give double service. Ti?
will stand the hard knocks:
that. romping Stilmjll boys will
want. ‘ '
There is any color or pa‘Lt‘crn
$8. boy could wish for.
Sizes from 6m 18.
at‘all costs.
Another cause of uneasiness hero is
the effect the Kemalis’ts' victory is
having in India, where prayers for
their success have been said daily in
the mosques, and every advance has:
been hailed with glee, by the Mo-
hamed-ans. The Daily Telegraph's 7 8 A
(-aicutta correspondent says there 0 0
were demonstrations, .illu'minations _ .. ' '
and fireworks tlfere Saturday night
when the news of Smyrna’s {all be-
came known. '
The position pf the Greek Govern-
ment in the face of defeat also is at-
lrucling‘ attention here. Athens dis-
patches tell of a. recrudescencé of“the
talk '0: King Constantines second de—
scent from the throne and the return
to power of Venizelos. .
The popularity of the former pre-
mier is (luring again with the dashing
o‘t Constantine‘s militaary plans. and
(xreek soldiers reaching Piraeus from
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Men and Women. V
Smyrna marched through the streets
at the. port shouting insults to the
king and demanding Venizelos’ re-
turn. The Greek newspapers are
Openly discussing the abdication of
Constantine.
‘ Meanwhile Venizelos is visiting at
bl. Moritz, Switzerland, with his fam-
113’. but pains to go to Paris within a
Miss Helen .1:- Cuneo and John H
morning at St. Joseph's church. by me
Rev. Dennis Hurley. the attendants;
being Arthur Casey and Miss Edith
Cuneo. a, sister of the bride. The
wedding was attended by a numiwr of
friends.
Chief of Police \Villiam R. Penning-
Raymond is taking charge of the Syc-
on‘d district station during Chiwl‘ 1mm
nington‘s absence.
daughter Miss Josephine G. )lillvr. to
gather with Mrs. T. J. Andrews. 1‘9;-
turned Suturday from. a. six \vw-ks‘
trip to the Pacific Coast. Thor
portdelightful weather and it lilofit
enjoyable time.
Anthony Tortorella and Anna F'iviu
were married, at the City Hall H11 .‘<ut~
urday'afternoon at 4 o'clock by .l‘ls-
lice of the Peace Stephen Dokns. Mr,
and Mrs. Frank Tortorclla xvi-u tin,-
attendants.
Edward M. Guns loft yestviiwluv for
the Pennsylvania, coal fields. whvru he
will observe conditions and indulvor
to get a supply of coal for his law!
business. the Harris _& Guns
Company.
Judge George H. \‘onburg‘n of Pat-
start tomorrow, the first pkuw to he~
visited being Boston.
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fill“. and Mrs. Ralph lilwflrlls and
family of S Sound Vivw Tormco loft:
early Monday morning on an auto?
trip to Boston. returning by way of:
the "Mohawk Trail."
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Miss Agatha I“. Jost m‘ Richards
avenue. avmember of Tim Evening
Sentinel's businos‘s m‘i'irr- force. is en-
joying a vacation from her duties this
Frock.
H. C. Baillie and «laughter. Mrs. A.
Weed. Jr" of Gibson Court, have gone
to Atlantic City. N. J.
Mrs. Helena A, Von Alstv e and
Mrs. F. F. Hunllnzlon :ire’s ending- a
few days in Now York city.
winter, when she will star in three
new French dramas.
M In the Sentinel
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Rooney were married at 9 o'clock this.
)Il‘. and Mrs. David H. Miller and.
'Sand said his men were showing that
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3 Press) .—Tlie
iswornjn last night, the Premier tak-
iing the additional portfolios of War
nam avenue and his fanlily ire plan-
ning a week's automme mm: to:
itlay or two to confer with political
.ilnd personal friends. Vv‘hile he re-
ltllsus to discuss the Greek situation,
jhlSvlrandS only declare he is antici-
ioatmg the possibility of being recalled
ence with the Turks. .
GENEVA. Sept. 11 (Associated
Press).——The situation in Asia. Minor,
.lO DO\VET
l . .,, ', although ii'has - ' ' ~
Elli R; V‘ _ not yet. been officially
\A, Sept. .11 (ASSOClated called to the attention of [he feawgué
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l ress). btrong Iorces of Turkish Na-
{Honulist infantry today were holding
,ull strategic points in the city.
of Nations, nevertheless is being much
dlscussed by the leading delegates to
the Assembly sessionJiere. The Earl
- l The troops -
. , J .. . ,, , .g are under strict or r . - -
ton suited a weeks \ncduon lolltl} lilgainst indulgence in Ex“ (19 s of Baltour and Gabriel Hanotaux of
from his EXQC‘IU‘C duties at D0110) 3 (1..." repre t' ..Ccsses, the for—_ France have had conferences for one
. .~ . — ‘ ~ .. .senta ive m' tar-v . . s. r!
headquarters. Pdtrofm'm- 1 mum him-ado 5 and I“ . thing With the representatives of the
. uarters ,have been informed bv
Lillie lx'e-malist commander, General Se».
,lall Eddin ey.
l Selah Edam Bey. complained that
’_\lhc Greeks had committed wholesale
States directly interested, with a View
to arriving at some plan for the pro—
tection of the minorities.
religious, among the Asia Minor pop—
.«ll—vastation without militarv reas “‘ ulation.
, ans.
in some form here at an early date.
but probably before the Council of the
League, as it is not on the agenda of
the Assembly and it is dilficult at this
stage to place new niattgr there.
they could make war in a. civilized
manner. ‘
3 Entry of the First Cavalry regi-
l nwnt under Mursel Pasha. was receiv-
lvd with enthusiasm. ,_ This command—
:‘vr's first act was to take steps to~pre-
.vnnl: further firing of revolver shots
and exploding of bombs by the enthu—
siastic Turkish residents of Smyrna.
5 leftigees to the number of 150.000
um? here. having trailed in for days
infect. on ‘donkeys and carts, some
lr‘razcd by famine. Only those provid-
;ed with money have been able to
gleave, obtaining passage at extortion-
‘nte rates to the Ionian and other
. Ere-ck islands
The semi—annual meeting of the
Old Well Hook and Ladder company
will he held this evening when the
members of the company will take up
the matter of the assessment: the ap—
pointment of new committees and in
all probability the naming of a suc-
cessor to Howard Zeluff. the captain.
who is to resign, due to pressure of
business and because he does not feel
that he has time enough to do his
duty by the office.
Sept. 11‘ (Associated
new Greek Cabinet,
M. Triantafillkos. was
headed by
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former Premier V‘enizelos.
Pnemler Triantalillkos ann‘mced
that his policy would be strictly to
maintain order and to demand the na-
tional interests at the peace confer—
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Defeat of the Greek forces in
Asia Minor caused the downfall o!
the Greek Cabinet. Rumors. per-
sist that Constantine may be
driven from the throne. It is also
rumored that he will ‘nbdicate. .
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The word “pearl" takes-on new mean—
Pearis bought before the daysof
V'atti don't match the skin—except by
chance.
no chance about it.
choose from.
Benedict the Jeweler.——Adv.
Five shades to
Hal Weaflier
. Headaches
When you cool 06' snddcnlyand
when you sleep in a Gran. ya
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