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Age rolls
PALM BEACH ~
Palace Clothes Shop
So. Norwalk
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PHONE 2506 .
MARIE’S
~Formerly The Hidden Door
BREAKFAST .
'B‘USIRESS MEN’S. LUNCH ooc
.‘ 81.00
anaemia-3 ~
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noawau, coma
Walk-over Shoes
0—for—0
Men and Women
Wall Street Shoe
Store
3'! WALL 51'. NOR\VALK
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST
e scorn sum cram
Aunt for Page 5 Shaw Park &
Word. Green Seal and. Russell's
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REFRIGERATORS
From $14.75 Up
All '8‘
~M. Gutkowsky
'37 No. Main St. Phone 419
Olin. Cowuonal Church
V B0 N0
KILLS MOSQUITOS
Also moths and roaches. BO-
NO is a bug and insect des-
‘troyer that kills INSTANT-
LY. . Why auger from these
pests ? Stop in today.
ALBERT D.
MORGAN
Washington St., 80. Norwalk
Phone 667
—
CLIFFORD SHOE
STORE
UP-TO-DATE FOOT‘VEAF
B I G REDUCTIONS
ON ALL SUMMER
FOOTWEAR
58 South Main Street
South Norwalk
Local G. A. R.
Commander John H. Batterson.
Past Commander George H. Buxton
and George W. Roberts of the Doug‘
las Fowler Post. G A. R. are at-
tending the G. . . R. convention in
Boston this week. George I. Bux-
ton of Elmore-t. is the only mem~
ber of Buckingham Post attending
the G. A R..re-union. After the con-
vention, Mr. Buxton will attend a
gre-union of the Burton family.
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Mrs. Baldwin and daughter Eliza-
beth of New York City arrived to-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Grant of Connecticut Ave-
nue. where they will spend a week.
Miss Jean Baldwin is visiting at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Jordan of
Elm Street.
0 Q
—Buy Your Vlctroia on our Club
Plan—Ask about it at Donnelly's.
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cut Avenue/ has accepted a position
at J. J. Cash's for the month of
August.
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Miss Leslye Nor‘. of London and
New York. well-known English act-
ress is visiting at the home of Miss
Emily Qiichester of Courtlandt
Place.
0 O O
—Seml-annual sale all this week
at Angevine's.——Adv.
O 0 0
Miss Helen Scully spent the day
in. Jamaica. Long Isldnd as the guest
of relatives. Miss Margaret Scully
is’spending the summer at that
place.
lilies Suzanne Brown will be one
of a party that will leave Sunday for
Lake Kitchawan. where they will
camp for a week or two. Also in-
cluded in the Norwalk members of
the party is Miss Virginia Blackford
of the "Crossways." Miss Elizabeth
Green. secretary to Ibrter Emerson
Brown will chaperone the party.
I O O
-—S:.50 Bathing Shoes. now $1.25.
Donnelly's.——Adv.
.
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Dr. F. J. Morrison of 40 West
Avenue is entertaining his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison of
New London at his home.
0 O 0
“fan! Malkin. Van Burcn avenue.
who is spending the summer at New
Haven. has returned to New Haven
after spending a—few days at his
home.
0 O 0
Miss Charlotte Ketzinger. an em-
ployee of the Central Fairfield Trust
company is spending a few days in
New York city.
0
--Auto springs. Tilly'a-Aiv.
U C
O O 0
Miss Leona Ward. Maple avenue.
has returned home after spending a
number of weeks touring through
Canada.
. 9
Miss Muriel Tennant. head of the
manual arts department. of the Nor-
walk High school has returned to
her home at Seneca Falls. N. Y.. af-
ter a. visit to friends in Norwalk.
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VMiss May McSaily. of the office of
Light, Dunbar and Quinlan. is en-
joying a vacation of two weeks. '
O O 0
Harris a: Clank—Adv.
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—Best Coal.
_Mrs. J. Blumberg. Brooklyn. N.
Y. has returned home after being
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. A.
Miller. Main street, Norwalk.
3 O 0
Dr and Mrs. lobert E. Purdue.
of “jest avenue. are enjoying a
short automobile tour. They will
return during the latter part of the
week.
0 O
-1.3 off on Baseball Gloves and
Bats at Donnelly's.—-Adv.
O O 0
Members of the Past Pocahontas
association of Wanoma Council. De-
gree of Pocahontas. enjoyed an out-
ing at Compotneach yesterday af-
ternoon. The members journeyed
to the beach at noontime in private
automobiles. A program of sports
were scheduled for the afternoon
and evening.
0
Only routine matters came up
before the meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Norwalk Hospital
helf last night, according ‘to an an-
nouncement made this mornii’g by
C. B. Strayer. general manager of
Keep Healthy, Wealthy and
Wise by Taking Natureopathio
N Treatments of
Dr. Theodora and A. P.
Schrieter
79 Washington Street
o—Pnone mic—x
‘ Hours on: and 1-8 P. u.
the institution. Re-organlzation of
the staff of the hospital was not dis-
cussed at the session.
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-—Ia.rge Pea Coal.
Gama—Adv.
Harris 3:
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Anthony Bluches of Kings street.
Stratford. reported to the police yes-
terday. that he had a. slight automo-
bile accident at the corner of North
Water and Marshall streets. when
an automobile driven by hing .col-
lided with an ice truck. The dain-
age was slight to the automobile.
Miss Marjory Wargo of Connectl- '
The matter was settled between the
Men Attend
' Convention in Boston
VELVET svsumo \
_.___.
CW6“ sweet, .
o.
stunning -_ blacle Vvelvei
,This
evening cape is heavily cmbro
cred with vividly colored silk.
Black fox fur, elaborately used
adds to the richness of the wrsn
V“ Miss llclcn Scully of Monroe
strcct is spending today at Jamaica,
Long island. as the gutst of rela-
fives.
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Mr. and Mrs. George N. Philcox
of the Post Road. Daricn. have re-
turned from a. two wcck's vacation
in St. Louis.
0
Harris a Gene.—
t .
-—-Lchigh Coal.
Adv.
O I 0
Miss Virginia lilackiord. (laugh-
tcr of Mrs. J. Stuart Gillespie of the
“Crossways.” has returned from a
visit in Flushing. Long 'lslzuld where
she was the guest of Miss Lorna
Lewes.
I 0
-—Just V arrived -—- Sixlccn living
room suites specially priced for this,
week only at Angcviuc's.-—.\dv.
e
O O
The Noruulk Scouts “ill hold
their annual dance at the Norwalk
Country Club September 5.
O C C
Mrs. Gcorgc Vain Alystlne of 38
Bayvlcw Avenue I.- visiting friends
in Providence, lihodc Island.
0 D ‘
Mrs Louise Coolidge entertained
5 number of friends at bridge at the
Country Club this afternoon.
0 O I
-—\Ve deliver anywhere and hold
goods for future delivery. W'e lay
linoleum free and give you the very
best of service. lint this is nothing
new. we've been doing this for the
last twenty years. Angevlno' Furni-
ture Company—Adv.
O 0 I
.Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Moulthorp
of Bayvicw A\cnuc have left for a
trip to Maine.
0
lilyscs Lappgs. Greek tenor. has
been engaged for the tenor role in
the Messiah which will be given by
the People's Chorus in December.
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at MARIE'S.—Adv.
,- e e
hire. F. J. Morrison of West Ave-
nue entertained the members of the
Hilde. Club at her home on Wednes-
day afternoon.
. e e
lit-Councilman Clarence A.
Brown of 36 Elmwood avenue with
and Norman and Miss Mary Reeves
are camping on the farm of Mr.
of Lake Mabel, Tully. Mass.
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—Treat Wific! Take her to MA-
RIE'S.—-—Adv.
_Miss Carmella. chzuelio and Miss
Emily Maestro of Ely avenue en-
joyed a
drivers.
Tuesday.
‘ as. LYON
‘ son PRINTING
”"me
~ animal: from the
" ‘ being featured in
Sixteen
>yhav to do with
—a usable fortune
Motemotienal
There’sa Fortune ‘
In Your Pay Envelope
5 why let it slip into the hands of others when you a...
save it for yourself. -For example, deposits of $30 a month
for ten years will build your savings account to about $1400 /
Y the making.
on m save man vthousands from your pay. envelope,
3 little at a time. Right away isnnot .too soon to start. .
.f,
——~No charge for more if .you eat
Mrs. Brown. their children. Milton
and Mrs. Jack Carfew on the banks
P
motor trip to Stamford
Mrs. Edward Bach and daughter.
Virginia. of Lowe street. left yes-
terday by. automobile for Atlantic
City where they will visit with n1...
tivcs. .- . .'
has returned to her home from the
Norwaik hospital where she re-
cently underwent an operation for
appendicitis.
e e e
'Miss Irene Balers of Lexington
avenue ,has returned to her home
from a visit at. Stunt: Beach.
.——Mr. Busy Man. have lunch at
Marie's. Business Men's Lunch, 60c.
——Adv.
O C O
- Judge of Probate Henry W.
Gregory attended a meeting of the
Probate association in New Haven
yesterday.
0 0
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C., Innacene of Ely avenue has
taken a position with the Crofut &‘
Knapp Hat company; .
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Falcons of
Lexington avenue have as their
guest their nelce. Miss Frances Fal-
cone of New York.
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Miss Mary Marody of New York
City is visiting her uncle John Pok-
lomba of Ely avenue;
Charles Moga of Bouton street has
returned after spending the week—
end with relatives in North Cole-
brook.
Postai cards have been received
from Erwin Holmes of West ave-
nue who is at the Citizens' Traili-
ing camp, Devens; M‘s”.
O
“mes Mace and son Charles of
Leonard street are visiting relatives
in Providence.
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Mrs. Albert Barrett and son of
Bridgeport are spending a vacation
with Mrs. Barratt‘s parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Steven Sander of Bouton
street.
0 O O
‘ Andrew Seltesz of Summitt street
motored to Cannondale yesterday.
Vincent O'Brien of Spring street
and Ray Fallon of Franklin street
were recent visitors in Bridgeport
where they witnessed a. baseball
game.
Michael Falcons of Lexington
avenue is ill at his home.
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Miss Lucy Baddeley of 60 Ely
avenue is visiting with relatives in
Massachusetts.
e e ,
Mr. and Mrs. “'illiam Olean, jr..
son \Villlam. of Flax Hill road. and
Mrs. Mary Hadik of Bouton street
have returned from a week's visit
with relatives in Pennsylvina.
. e e a
Miss Clara Reardon of Taylor
avenue is the guest of relatives in
Massachusetts.
0
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Otto Kessler of Bridgeport was a
business visitor in Springwood yes-
terday.
James Marine of Mulvoy place.
motored to New York City recently
-where he witnessed a baseball game.
1 EAST NORWALK 1
Lawrence Crosby, son of Dr. and
Mrs. li‘rancis Crosgy of ‘Scavicw
avenue. who has been spending his
summer vacation on one of the Unit-
ed Slates Fruit liners. is expected
to arrive home Saturday from Hon-
duras.
The postponed moonlight sell of
the East Avenue Methodist church
will be held Monday evening.
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The tug "Zulcy" has been beached
at tho Norwalk Country club where
it is undergoing extensive repairs.
On Tuesday ,during the storm the
tide was so high that it came up over
the sea «all.
C
Stanley Aller of East avenue has
been visiting with relatives in Back
cnsack. N. J.
i
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Miss Rita Casey has resumed her
duties with the Crofutand Knapp
company after an enjoyable two
weeks‘ vacation.
0
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Mr. and Mrs. Gear‘s Writht of
Van Zendt street entertained at
their home recently. Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Childs of Framingham. Mass.
0 O O
A daughter. Rosemary. was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Balla. of
Van Zandt street at their home Aug.
ust 8.
' 0
Miss Dorothy Lovejoy of First
street is enjoying a two weeks‘ vaca-
tion from her duties in the law of-
fice of Ira 0. Gregory.
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Mr. and -Mrs. James I. Finch of
Rowan street‘ have returned from a
Week's camping in Reading. In the
party with Mr. and Mrs. Finch were
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson of
Seymour street and Mr. and Mrs.
E. .8. Bradley of Orchard street,
Norwalk.
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Mrs. William ”Ross and Misse Min-
nie Ross of Belts place are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. 13‘. H. Warren of
New Canaan.
Percival Bennett of Woodside ave-
nue has purchased s. new automo-
bile.
The regular .weekly prayer meet-
ing of the East Avenue Methodist
' church will be held tonight at 7445
o'clock.
One of the lirgeet excursions of
the year arrived at Roton Point
today. The steamers Taurus and
Sirius'brought 8.600 members of
the Star of the Sea Council. K. of
C. of Bayonne. N; J... to the resort.
The Seagate brought a huge
, gowd of exeursionists to the we-
sort yesterday. The vessel was
_» jammed while the officer-in-charge
anounoed that fully 500 more peo-
ple had been left behind because
of lack of room. The Seagate could
[any has under‘ construction a
newsound boat which will carry 1.-
30069003:
le.
Pen
Miss Jennie Cochin. of Ely avenue '
, 'f
imam
sigma!
Lads Will Play Ridge-
field Juniors Ne x t
Saturday —- § t 071' m
Damages Launch
set on the is-
. All the younger _
land are discussing today the tennis
match the Ridgewood
Country Club Juniors and the Bell
Island Juniors. This match will be
held Saturday afternoon at the
farmer's courts in Ridgetield. Mem-
bers of the team who will journey
to .Ridgeneld are planning to take
the early morning train to Ridge-
fleld where they will be met by a
member of the opposing team and
taken to the clubhouse in an auto-
mobile. The Bell Island Juniors
spent hours on the court yesterday
in practise games so they will be in
top form for the coming matches.
The Juniors are endeavoring to ar-
range other games with junior
teams. There is a strong possibility
of matches being arranged with the
\Vestport Country Club Juniors in
the near future. Some of the re-
sults of the practise games of tennis
were a surprise. For instance,
Buddy Bulcare scored a win over
George Riley by a score of 6.2.
George was rather off form and
Buddy played a top-notch game
which accounted for the result. Be-
cause of the form he is showing.
Buddy will accompany the team to
Ridgewood Saturday. Others who
will make the trip are: Riley.
Jerry Doyle. Sonny Selwyn and
Donald McLachlnn. Sherwood
Smith announced yesterday he would
be unable to accompany the team.
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As the result of the storm dur-
ing the early part of the week. Don—
ald McLachlan's launch. "Sun-
Dodger.” is today laid up-for re-
pairs. The heavy storm caused the
launch to drag anchor and smash
into the end of the pier at the
Boll Island club. The stem of
the boat was damaged and a hole
was stove in the side. Several days.
will elapse before the boat is again
in commission;
e
This afternoon at two o'clock. one
of the biggest affairs of the week
got under way at the Bell Island
club. It was the card party for the
benefit of the Aged Couple's home.
Dansvllle. N. Y. The party is
sponsored by Mrs. J. L. Brush of
Summit avenue. There is a large
turnout at. the affair, many of those
present being from Norwalk.
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Tonight the horse race will
hold iii-the clubhouse. This
fair was pOstponed from last Sat-
urday night. Many unique features
urc- on lhcprogram.‘
be
Edward Scitz of Irvington-on-the-
Hudson. is the guest of Henry Pier-
ing. Edward spent last summer at
the island and has many friends
there. He recently returned from a
trip to California. ,
O O 0
Richard Doyle. son of Attorney.
and Mrs. J. B. Doyle. who has been
at Camp Namaschug. Spoord Lake,
N. 11.. is expected to return home
by Saturday. .
I O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Rosenbueb of Cali-
fornia. who have been the guests
of Edward Ferris, will leave Friday
for home. They will return to
California by way of Canada.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ferris are
visiting in Pittsnold..Coun.
O O
I
Raymond Banks of Rowayton,
who is well known on the island. is
quite ill at his home. Mr. Banks
earlier in the week underwent a
minor operation and has since de-
veloped a. high fever.
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Prize winners at the weekly
bridge party were: Charles C.
Perry. Mrs. Harry McDemott. Her-
bet A. Schwartz. J. Perkins. Mrs.
G. A. McIntosh and Mrs. Charles
C. Perry.
CAUGHT WITH 175
CASES OF BEER
1N DARIEN
Clarence L. Bassett of Stratford
was arrested yesterday afternoon in
Darlen by State Policeman Claude
Francis, attached "-to the Hartford
Flying .S‘qmdron now detailed to
Norwalk. The prisoner was driv-
ing a truck southward through
Darien when he was apprehended
on suspicion. Investigation showed
175 cases of beer. later analyzed
and found to have a 2.62 alcoholic
content. The truck is owned by
Joseph iBrandt. also of Stratford.
Bassett was held under 1.000 bond
for hearing. ‘
Judge Thomas Is ‘
Presented to King
Federal Judge and Mrs. Edwin S.
Thomas of "Highwood.” who have
been touring Europe after attending
the Great Britain Ba: association's
convention in London. were recently
presented at court to King George
and Queen Mary of England, and
were present at a. reception given by
the President of France. The Theo
muses are now turing Switzerland
and‘ltaly. \
,
Edward Bond ot';8tratford was a
visitor in Rowayton yesterday where
he was the guest of his cousins Mrs.
Henry Fox-let of McKinley place and
Mrs. Andrew Mills of Rowafton ave-
nue. . A. . ‘ .
u.
Excursions schedules? for tumor.
row are: A. D. Shoup Co of
Brooklyn. N.“ .:*‘ R “f; .sary'
Church: ‘ oly. no
"Court City of .
.n on seem N.
af- i
. of Newton.
' commander in’ chief. ‘He is a former
M e th ad is t Church
Members to Leave at
8 P. M.—+S p e ci avl
Choir Rehearsal
The postponed moonlight sail of
the Epworth league of the Boway-
ton Methodistchurch will be held
tonight at 8 o'clock. The sail will
be made in the boats of Captain
Stevens. Mr. Gage, Harry S. Bryan
and John Sherman Hoyt the use of
which was given to the members of
the league by «the owners.
D O I
William D. Desson of West Side
avenue has had a telephone install-
ed in his home.
O» O 0
Miss Virginia Blackford. daughter
of Mrs. J. Stuart Gillespie of Cross-
ways. has returned from a visit with
Miss Loran Lowes of Flushing. L. I.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney R. Bell and
Daughter June of Crockett street
will leave Saturday on a vacation
trip to Cape Cod.
O
O O
W’ork has been begun on the fill-
Frank Lockwood in Barclay court. A
street is to be cut through to Me-
Kinley place and the property is to
be divided into building lots.
. O O Q
There will be a. special meeting of
the choir of the Rowayton Baptist
church at th e church tomcrrow
evening to rehearsal the nmsic
which is to be given at the union
service in the Baptist church Sunday
evening. Mrs. Alfred J. C. Meckius.
musical director. will have charge
of the service. Mrs. Beckius will
discuss music and the part. it plays
in religion. It is expected that the
exercises will prove one of the most
interesting of the series of com-
munity meetings which have been
held during the summer months.
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Mrs. J. Oliver Davis of Crockett
street returned to her home Sunday
from the Norwalk hospital where
she has been confined the past sev-
eral Weeks suffering from a. broken
hip sustained when she fell in her
home. Since her return from the
hospital Mrs. Davis with the aid of
crutches has been able to go out on
her porch.
O O 0
Friends of Mrs. “'llliam Lal-‘on~
tainc of Crockett street will be glad
to hear that her condition continues
to show much improvement.
ALIENISTS FIND '
FRANKS sums
PERFECTLY SANE
Dr. P a t r i c k Swears
That His Examina-
tion Revealed No Ab-
normalities
CHICAGO. Aug. 14.——The prosecu—
lion yesterday placed before Judge
Caverly the testimony of its first
mental pathologists in an effort to
prove Richard Loeb and Nathan 1“-
Leopold. Jr» entirely responsible 10"
the kidnapping and killing of Re-
bert Franks.
Dr. Hugh '1‘. Patrick and Archi-
bald Church of Chicago. testified
that their examinations of the dc-
. fondanls led them “to believe that
neither youth was suffering from
a. “mental illness." set. up by the de-
fense as its plea for imprisonment
rather than death for the ’liid-
paper-murderers.
They also testified in reply to
long hypothetical questions. includ-
ing all the poihts brought out in
behalf of the defendants that a. man
of such personality and character
would be sane.
-Dr. Patrick on the stand amerted
his conviction Loeb was sane. but
further testimony by him was cut
off when the defense objected to
a hypothetical question aimed at
a further analysis of Loeb.
Dr. Patrick reaffirmed his con-
.elusion that Loeb was ’sane in'reply
to a hypothetical question asked by
John Sbarbaro. Assistant‘State's At-
torney. ’ '
"Aside from the commission f
the crime I see no evidences of
mern‘tal disease." he replied.
ree other long h ~
questions, involving wipoafgggi
idiosyncraeies of Loeb's personality
and some unusual special charac.
teristies brought the same response
I. found nothing in my cxaiuina:
giant nOrdiin printed reports to lead
a. agnosi ‘ '-
said the doctor.3 of mental disease,
Grand Army Men
1519015113 Officers
BOSTON August 14 -—-The Gra
s . lid
Army of the Republic had as the
major: part of its business program
today, the closing day of the official
sessions of thefifiSth annual encamp-
ment. the election of a. new com-
ggnder in chief and other officers.
ese nominated for the high office
yesterday were E. I... Hawk. Sacra?
some. Cab. Dr. Louis Aron-berg.
niontown, Pa.. and ‘John B. In-
na: oigrmgfleid. ma. '
e t of the national officers
to beeleeted by the ”Grand Army
yesterday was Wilfred A. Weuierbee
. chosen senior vice
Itate' departm ent commander. .
Five.cities‘ are to be considered
amp ant. Grind inch.
ing in of the property owned by
Arrangements .Com-
pleted for Notifymg
dential Nomination
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1L—Ready
to launch the national campaign.
Republican leaders from every sec-
tion of the nation were here today
to hear President Coolidge outline
his views on the campaign issues in
a speech (accepting the nomination
of the party as Presidential candi-
date.
Mr. Coolidge will be notified form-
ally of his nomination at exercises
in Memorial Continental Hall to-
night. and his exposition of the
principles in which he seeks election
will set in motion the @mpaign
planned to take in most parts of the
country.
Many of the visitors called at the
'White House to leave their respects
with Secretary Slcmp during the
morning. prior to a. neon buffet
luncheon and informal reception ar-
ranged by Mr .and Mrs. Coolidge
for the representatives of the con-
vention which nominated him. but
the President, because of the work
on his desk and an engagement to
test his voice and pose for‘ pictures
in the auditorium where he will
speak. was unable to receive many
of them personally until the later
.WE GARRY TH: .
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Coolidge o f Presi-y
DONNELLy’S i
Committee. and James B l' .
of \X‘ashingion, in 0...; ‘
plans for the (‘Pl‘enlolllj‘s‘g' I
rangemenls had lug-n c '
the exercises to star. as. .113. .
tonight, eastern s Cal-Q11»?
Long distancw te-.u;.1mz m"
ry the Spufll-L' r's
broadcasting F“‘.?‘r'
tion east of the 1:0.-
and the National -
males that an ill) li- my Qt : y
will be enabled to him- L.
despite the 11mm: Wm H.-
hall. Seats have 114.21 M. ‘
for those Yakima par:
monies. includin:
committee. wind
member from .
ators and Si ll‘.fl..l>‘ff': (,f w. .
Tomorrow night Mr. as“
Coolidge and flair 5....
leave for I’ll’mmg“ '
home of thr
a. vacation of a! or.
tie
l‘rrs
YOUTHS ON
James 50175:.
“'illlam Timur.
were arrested i~
for theft 0:11..
the garage rf
in East Norwa-
l' {UBATIOX
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today as the scene oaths «agreem‘ .5
hour.
Butler.
Under the direction of Vv’m. M.
Chairman of the National
probation in
court yesterday
Georgc ll. Vcsliu‘liz.
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