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MEI. been restored here today
fem attempas of citizens to re-
l" acumen held in connection
mall- Itlpmpted kiddapping of
Grover Bergdoll. American draft
m Bergdoll and his mother.
W W! arrived on a. visit to
W h: donned in the rioting and
thdtwhereeboats“ are unknown.
. ng the kidnapping attem s
in m Bergdoll killed one of :tla
I‘M and wounded another.
m donned the Jail where the
men are confined and smashed the
gate but were repulsed by the po-
lice.., In the melee‘ a women was
wounded when hit on the heed with
a revolver butt. Bergdoli was last
seen bleeding profusely. Villagers
look upon Bergdoll as a hero and
are linking the district unpleasant
for American tourists
The man who was shot and killed
by Bergdoil has been identified as
Keri mtdt. a Swiss o: Len-unno.
and the men wounded is said to be
_ Storm .
go Release Be‘rgdo‘ll’s ’
Attempted Kidnappers
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lloger lperber. an American resident
. Prison
of Perle. ~
American. Faust Gagarin. a Russian
and Eugene Nelson. supposed to be
an American. who wereAn an auto-l
mobile outdde the hotel in which
Lient. Oriliths. said to he an
Bergdoll used his eutomatie plan" to
save himself from being kidnapped
are under arrest.
Bergdoli several days ago returned
to Eberbach from Switzerland to
meet his mother who had arrived
from the United States. He again
took up his residence in the hotel
where he lied been living for the
lad three years until he wont to
Switzerland.
The local authorities say Bergdoll i:
had been .wntched closely for several
days by strangers living in his ho‘el.
They expressed the belief that a
plot to kidnap the man who is want-
ed by the United States government.
had been carefully planned and il-
nanced. Rope ladders. black Jacks
and e euvvly of opiates are said to
have been found in the possession of
the men under arrest.
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John Calder and James Mac Don-
ald. of Aberdeen. Scotland. are stay-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Pctcr Shana
of Center street.
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Rev. George Tuttle and mother are
spending several waeks‘ vacation in
their home lawn in Massachusetts.
No services will be held in the Con-
xrcgattonai church during his ab-
.‘t‘nu.
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litre. Frank Holmes and daughters.
Misses Margaret and Betty. are
spending a month's vacation at Lake
Kitche‘wnn. New Iork.
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Mr. and Mrs: H’srold Marshall of
nrooklyn. N. Y.. erethe proud par-
rnts of‘twin daughters. Marl-fur.
shell. was formerly Miss Lotticbclle
Tompkins of the Noroton Water Co.
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George Kenton. who is employed
by Dr. Nollron ‘0 r-vay on a vacation
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Visiting. the llollys.
Miss Florence Carroll. Mnetcr Leo
Cst'roll and other friends from flos-
lon. Mass” are vidtlng with Mr. and
Mar. Howard Belly of Railroad ave-
line.
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l“. I. Cantrell of Locust Hill Road.
is enjoying a. week's vacation at
home.
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Frederick M.ehl.in has returned.
after spending every pleasant work
with lire. Anne Bloomer of Ridge-
field.
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Hrs. Laphin end Mr. Powers are|
". guests this week at the
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\ firm Flemming and. Marjorie!
Ilse flashes or Darien recently
swam from Tower Island to Hickory
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If. and hire. E. P. Baker of Yon-
kers N. 1., have returned from it
must trip through Canada. The;
as. new mus l'
and lire Eben Scribner
semen
of “'cst
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' Island.
- use Harley of Long
are. is «nine fir. and sin. w. o.
' me e Highway.
”I or Oold . .g' .
. ”I'd Etta. “walker iii
:3” is back again after a few
”I absence. He reports doing a.
Miss mne- this hot weather.
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b m Donahue of Bridgeport
fl' .
”08' “West avenue.
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mm: of Old King's lllgh-
”I“! London with the S. N. E.
‘ Coinpeny.
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th Mr. and Mrs. Harold
wt" "k '
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‘ H 'm.mently accepted a position
.
lliter is installing a onc-
in his home on “'cst
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not exciting game of the
was played at the 0x ltitlgn
’cisb Saturday at 3:30 when
alters defeated the Hum-
Four of Dr. Neilson'a
were injured in the game.
Joseph Amend has purchased a
house on “'cst avenue. formerly
ewncd and occupied by Mrs. Thro-
pins.
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hire. Chick of Old King‘s Highway.
Who in living at Lyon's house has re-
iuntod to New York.
Charles Smith has rcturnctl from
a ten days' trip through Amimrsc.
hie... Mohawk Trail. Troy. Albany.
N. Y.. Canaan. Conn. He reports it
vcry cnjoyable trip and will rcturn
to his duties at the Daricn postomce
today.
Four Generations at
Redding Christening
REDDXNG. Aug. 13.———lt‘our gen-
crations were rcpresentcd at the
christening of Jane Gordon. the in-
fnnt (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fran-
cis ll. Hamlin hold in Christ church
HORSE RACING ‘
1 ts ENJOYED
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Party Fur-niches Much
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Moment—Tennis.
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Show Friday
The horse race party and dance
brought out a large crowd Saturday
evening. The affair was surely an
exciting one full at thrills and much
merriment. The atmosphere of the
race track was surely felt by the
assemblage who were ell-loud in
their cheers to carry their favorites
on to victory. As the guests enter-
ed they were given specially printed
money with which to make' th r
ets. Junior Daily was oilic al
ins
NEW HAVEN. Aug.
the referee's
Brown of this city.
Brass City youngster
neat
classed by his rival put
fight. forcing the battle
way.
14.—-Johnny
Shugrue o! Waterbury was awarded
decision over Chick
in a whirlwind
15 round battle. here last night. The
cave Brown a
lesson in boxing in ’eeveral
rounds but Brown although out-
up a game
most of the
After Referee McAuliife of Bridge-
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TQESDAY, AUGUST .
Anlifle "n
with a right hook that sent
denttoiloww" ofBrownoatottbe
ring. and meeting a near riot. At-
this point pollcm on entered the
seopped
the ar-
all hostilities.
ring'and
Thl . has been the second instance J - .
4tnet-Pronyhas3eniped into mm. Too Late for Mention
the'lrst 'one taking place m
Chick was new-e Younxrwm can. on warn:
of WMI’I. in New Haven. He
hit {sense-d tor no reasOn et all.
Shegroe in the earlier rounds of
the fight kept peppering Brown
with rights and lofts to the stomach
and face. and in the last round he
had Brown on the verge of a knock-
out.
Brown's beet. round came in the
ninth. when he chased the Water-
bury youngmer around the ring with
body punches. He kept the pace
up for the next stanza but the pace
told on him in the eleventh and
twelfth. Both men bled freely
atom the eighth round on.
Steve Smith of Bridgeport. lost his
bookmaker and he did a rushing
business. The judges for the event
were Messrs. Hyde. Henry. Potter.
Dillon. Bald and Dr. Wurthman.
The oflicial starter was Mr. Mc-
Daniels and the clerk of the track.
Mr. Johnston. Mr. Steurer "pepped"
things up a bit and the race was on.
The Jockeys that started were Mrs.
Steurer, Mr. Teehen. Mrs. Jackcns.
Mrs. “’urthmnn. Mrs. Lind. Mrs.
"aid. Mrs. Dillon. Mrs. McDaniele.
-Mrs. Hang. Mrs. Fuller. Mrs. John-
ston and Mrs. Potter. Up went the
wire and "'i‘hcir off" was heard
about the room. Clip. clip. clip.
went the scissors as each tried their
home in bcitcr spirits at having wit-
nessed a novel and an interesting
event.
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hire. Maud Peck formally of Her-
hor View was noticed participating
base solid—will not
yesterday afternoon. The god-
mothers were Mrs. Lorin: Hubble of
Garden City. 1.. 1.: Mrs. Sturgie
Shit-ids. Nttw~York oily. and Mrs. El-
ltcr’ lilllniln. Litrhiit-ld. The god-
fsthrrs were l-Zlhnrt Hamlin. Litch-
field. and F. Lyman ilunncll, Jr..
qu York rily.
Among those present were Mrs.
linmlln's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
l-‘rnnk Dunno" of New York city.
and hcr grandmothu-r. .‘lrs. .lnnc
llnrnrs of Buffalo. The Rev. ltuy-
monri Cunningham oflli‘ldlt‘li'.
lmmedlntvly following. the core-
mony. the guests :ldjoumcd to Hill-
croft. thr- home of tho. parcnts. where
a reception was ltelal.
Miss Dorothy )chcndric is inking
charge of J. J. .\'cwhcrr.\"3 store in
Noru’nlk. while the manager. Mr.
Qird. is on his vacation.
Mrs. Iskylnn of South it’nin 'irr‘ct
in spending u few weeks at Newport
and Atlantic (fity.
few days with Mr- ’
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Sale
on
LUNCH BASKETS
All Sizes
noNfilY’s
RED TAG SALE
Now Going on at
THE FAIR DEPT.
STORE
I 51-33 50. Main Street
South Norwalk
Soc Our Window Displeys for
limik-ss Bargains.
host to reach the finishing line.
There were yells and clapping as
the race went on. The result of
the race was as foluws: Mrs. Dillon “Am
first. hire. Teahan. second and Mrs. Cu‘hfon'rhe‘m
Stcurer third. Leonard “’ood was '
first in the xttcneg' winning: with “.mm min?“
Miss Arlyn Knocderer second. it i. do.“ to the M
was a great night and all went me an m m
tireofdiecue'hioatype.
can be fitted as econ»
retelv as a onevpieee
in the fun at the Club- Saturday{
evening. With her as guests were: .dck 0’ M in m
the Dugnns. famous Clay Patten "WWW“
whose uniquc shop is located on the:
Post Road. Just above Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stretton en- "I “The
tertuined Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mun-
. . \Vcbb lifts... I.» .N. Mn"! ‘4.
garlic Monday on an auto trip and South Nurwnik. “rm.
-uinncr at Bear Mountain.
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Mr. and Mrs. Davis of Mt. Vernon.
visited Harbor View in their motor
hunt Sunday. )1”. Davis in the also
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first profs-tonal fight of his career.
when Willie Shun-us of Waterbury
was awarded the decision over him
in the at! round Opening boot. The
decision turned out too be in dis-
favor of the crowd who thought the
the bell 'reeg-rer tine end or the
bunk round. but» Shogrue
beck strong in the nest trams and
60:1th to tight for the rest of the
boot.
I! you hav eseeondchand furniture.
junk
prices 1‘ ’.
street.
WANTED-—’Pwo adults going
busine- went four rooms with
all improvements. Address W.. clo
The Sentinel.
FOR
' bath. all improvements. centrally
located. good neighborhood. lease
preferred. from September 1. Act
quickly. $50 per month. Phone 1900.
Law:-
H. um
or metil of any kind. Highr‘
791.139. 37 3'0?! Point
to
Ram—House. r room's and
ence agency.
FOR
ard model kitchen stove.
325.
South Nat-walk.
SALE—Practically new dew~
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Call any time. 77 Spring street.
Lust church was
' City Briefs ”mm B”"'."'“.“.
Friends of 9...“,
Who is amen-3‘“. .. "I -
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tinr. at lien, . PM“, .
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:x-mcmhercd \‘.1 v-” '
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A rehearsal for the “deli-til ere—
hing to take place on tin: l:i:l FLn-
luv in Aug 1:! at iii-.- Hop - '0. Rap- .
held lust night. Henry Rut!” t.
Union services of the Baptist lnl ' ""5 rt‘tt. .
duties at ill-3 (172.1
methodist chdvflzce tn itownl‘lon are :L lit-PICS tacazm‘
held during the summer. The :nu- sprmem' Cw- _.
deal program plmmdjor August 26 _' . .
promises to be exceptionally one. The Mm“. Rein ’ A
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e a a his of Reed
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Bernard of their two e-nk
Hanover. N. J.. have returned from 1”. lieu.
a visit at Northfleid. Mass. and are n . .
inow stopping at the home of Mrs. 3“L and Ltrs «a _, F
Oscar Kiln. Highland evenuc. who M . rmmn 4. r»...
b Ira. Bernard's mother. She also 333- Whore \tr :2... f
accompanied them on their trip to K- of C. con: 5.3... "‘
:(ortbfleld. ' . . .
Miss Lylu \ws': .-
so) is v'lsltlrz .i' (a)
cousins. .iuizt at Mr;
Vasliurglt. in l';:- J; r
O 0 g .n
strec: 1ft.-
s' ‘au‘neg‘
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ms- 'Msrie Zak of Dorfiieily's
store has returned from a plcneent
\acation spent in Jefferson N. Y.
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_ Galvin Mockler of Donnelly’s is, srrni ‘3 5!. Nu 3“ L '»
enjoying his two ween- “nation on on Emu?“ mgr”..- .
i..- automobile tour. . .' .
. . . Luke 0. t'rtnyna-t.‘ M
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Anna and 34131.1 Scofit-l-l r-xtnrn- rum is ihr rust n. t“,
ed yesterday from :1 \ttca‘ion trip ct lit: 1.. i" :.t_ g . \'
Mr. Henry acted as chairman of the
tnecitng. Mr. Pcndleton made a.
lwricf address lamenting the death of
our beloved Presldent._ He followed
his remarks with s. prayer. Colonel
‘Caplcs of the U. 8. Army followed
with an interesting addrc- and his.
remarks touched the very heart F
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so: sit-sum street
.‘ nest semen... rue-e
t--r of Clarence Lane. who some _ I. ~
years ago owned the "Drift-wood" ' Q ,
cottage. She was amazed at the 0‘13?th We 1.-‘ ~~~ — $390
i great changes and improvements Mitchell 0 cyl., 'l W
, that Harbor View is now enjoying. touring . ............ .. . 8125
u x ' 'm ‘ mm touring. ion also
nrimr ’imv he scrvlces at the . 00
club Friday afternoon to mourn the Essex touring. 30 ’ ' " ' ' ' ' .4
death of the late President Herding. Essex else-is. i.” . .. . . . . .885
Bhuteit Brothers.
DUEL.“ A I?“ DELI-CID
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Teahen was tendered a
surprise party by his
friends Friday evening. Mr. Teahart
was surprised again on Thursday
when told his wife ran over the side
of the bridge: Things come in l'or Particulars lee
bunches says “'aiter. . '
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The tennis show is on for Friday.
And some show it is sure to be.
.Judging from the advance sale of
tickets the clubhouse will be taxed
to capacity. Olive field under whose
\i’aitcr
birthday
hirings of the ' large anemhlag'tf‘f . s v 2
present. The audience sung "Load.
Kindly Light." "Nearer My God to '
Thee” and "My Country "I‘ls of FOR SAIsE ..
Thee" during the mectln . ' new
.. . . ' droonthonse.p , W-
Prloe $5.000. (3th m
Severalnlcehomeslocetedhsl
arctic-Ia of the lime!“
Tammany & Nihill
Beet mate and 1m
33 \l'aslltiagtcm Street. So. Mil
Phone Moms Phone use
direction the show will be given
says it will outshine anything she
has ever attempted. The selection of
the cast could not have been better.
Bach seems to naturally fit the part
to be played.
Visit Our
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Clifford and Harold ivory and
Hyman Kaplen have left on a two
works’ motor trip. taking in the Mo-
hnek Trail. Clifford Avery. being
“all” a photographer. expects to
bling back some fine pictures.
For Ohfidren’s Gift
Suggestions.
The Misses Lillian and Catherine
Griffin of Newark. N. J.. are visitiridk
Mr. and Mrs. Mathews of Van liars-n
"Wall“
GIFT DEPARTMENT
The Hamilton 3101)
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7' H/CHI Jr
70-72 North Main St.
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Dr. Theodora; Schreiter
OF BRISTOL, CONN. ’
. ‘ as: m on the Practice at
' Dr. Minnie" Zahlman
79-81 Wailington Street, South Norwalk
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Iriegepert seen.
- Holiday. August 13. tm
Handsome raccoon
fur coats—now
We say now for we honestly believe—now—is the
lime to buy—we believe we are offering you the finest
cements that it is iblc to put together—we know the
skins are the fin choice of the season’s offerings—we
know the coats we other now were made when the makers
had ample time to do the most careful work—we know
that to create extra business we are offering them at low
rrlccs which it would pay to take advantage of even if we
nsisted on selling them for cash-but
We also offer to sell them now and charge to
your account and not render a bill until Dec. 1.
Or if you have no charge account we offer to
sell them to you on the Christmas Fur Club plan—
which means a reasonable aymcnt now and regu-
lar payments as you wish 5:11 now till Christmas.
in all cases we store for garment you sc-
lect till matador until last payment has been made
in the club plan way. -
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This all applies to every Sort of fur “coat we are
showing—quite an 2::th the. now part ap-
, pligrespecially to some beautiful raccoon costs in
on
parti-
, are fine specimen, 45
and: " torshow ed the .fine
_ fun—price: 36:375.; 8265. and $300.
, . _ .‘a; uni“ t”value: f-_: *
sJ,’ received, _ a. of pro. checks. elidphlidsintis-
: . ii .fi be: ti Montcalm '
ans n36 uful _ _ Waugh“?-
agreewith uf‘
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«angst? mcfldNWSbepué
sass inflows buttons. 36%
admin-32 indies iride—
“checks-shown and white,
OWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St., Fail-field
Ave., Cannon St.
1' he Weather—Fa .e
necessary when talking hats.
designs.
American ideas.
in bat fashions.
millincry.
35. See them today-
.fixum
. Manitoulin
dark
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Latest show of!
;-Fall chapeaux
Mixiniour English with French. but that
Our designs are mixed, too.
Showing new fall hats that are quite French.
Showing new fall hats that are entirely America
Showing new fall hats made in America from F
Showing hats that have a mixture of French .
in other words we are thoroughly up to the ....
As to the types of the styles. let us say that with
exception of one or two dominating features, your "
of bat is your style of selection.
Hat designers have recognized the fact that one-
tain style will not fit all faces, and so, with some one.
the dominating fall style features added to
best befits you, you can follow your own
We are now showing a most extensive am!
stylish new velvet hats that we are able to ofier for --
Second floor. Il'ont
Children” ’ ’3 drama
looks ind in reality—the ya
on grounds of pastellc
grands.-
white to left of fronl
on... cars. .
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the style I~
ideas in
wifligindlc effect“
‘tttr'
Week a gentle
cicsrthem out till“!
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