NJ
AN ans; 2
‘r GASSTATION
30be in Stamford
‘ Similar to Hold-u of
Man at Gulf Sta 'on
Here '
STAMFORD. Sept. 19.—
Following closely upon the heel.
of a member or daring lllolino M-
tlon robberiea in Westpo
_walk. the;.Dlamon
ruling
., "0d mm “d f.
, - Paloma; Grady of)‘ MEG
- com and Harry rot Mr. and‘
., 38 Atlantic Street I: in the nun-g
' ' “D their hands. -nurcb. October 6. f
' The then was decorated with?
mud ole. red and green crepe pa-l
revel” ingled with which were;
111“.» of flowers. A radio concertg
7 ‘ -yrd. There was also danc-
dc for which was fumishcd‘
- ' orchestra. ;
- ture of the evening's enter-i
. wt was a mock marriage cent-2
. Irene Kurmia was the lirido.
er Hayden. the bridegroomu‘
mu Yon-am. the minister. Eliza-1
.~. m Dokus and Ann; Barren. maids
of honor. Andrew Tobagzy and Joe-
' 'Cph Magner were the ushers.
Among the guests were Frank
Hayden. Michael \‘arady. Marion
Gall. Esther Hayden of Bridgeport.
John Felix of Newcastle, Pa.. Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Andulics. Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Webb. Mr. and Mrs.
James Orros. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Bdlno. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Do-'
his. Mr. and Mrs. s. Orros. Mn;
Elliott Palmer. Mrs. zexen Yockik;
In and Mrs. J. Smirnock, Mrs. John
Norah. Mrs. Mary Gait. Mr. and;
Nrs.,Joaeph Econ. Mr. and Mrs;
Paul \‘nlentik. Mrs. Bertha Xntry.‘
Anna. Backay. Julia. Backay. Anna
Dobus. Helen Gall. Bertha. chaggy.
Margaret liner, Elizabeth $31112.
nah.
Susie Gall.
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a
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Mary Gunner. Grace
Sheay. Susie Stoca. Juiia “’argn.
Elizabeth Susxak, lleiv‘n Bartfay/
Irene \‘S'argo. Elizabeth “‘argo. Mar-
garet. \"argo. Helen Dziminski. ETiz-i
nbeth Dokus. Emma Szocs. Rertna
Stocs. Margaret Foris. Elizaleth
P‘oria. Esther Forts. Julia Fan's.
Mary Sandy. Julia Askos. Marta”:
Ankoa. Jessie Novak. Sophie Nanak.
Helen “'nrgo. Anna. Barren. Grace
Saabo. Regine Finch. Vein-.1 Scalai.
Eliabcth Rashes. lrnn‘ Kurmal.
Bertha Hex-easy.
Mr. and Mrs. Charirs Funky.
Namret Garfield. Ms. 21-1 Mrs. Jos-
eph Hevesy, sr.. Mr. and Mrs. Jos-
eph Here-soy. jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
O‘Brien, Andrew Ramsey. ‘duard
Gull. Joseph Gal: F:€\'e:‘. Fascaka}.
Charles .‘lltchel‘. Steven $:OC& l‘hih,’
ip Barttay. Joseph K‘xnzax. Rudc'rph
Howard, Al JN‘. Gar-"2". Kuhn. .iitr
Gall. Louis Mela. Jc-sor’: Shea}. .\n-
drew Sm Louis .\ “‘1‘
Tot-am: S‘ex
Politkos W;
Paul, Ga‘n'it‘.
' - rtr Tc‘n -
5
13:32-,
-.r_- a; .<~—.<... .<
-5 ..,
It Snorera- - _
E. Lezzz.
uwnuc. cost $3 ‘ ’
Mabel "
lit-5.19: _
.renne. cor. 8:. ..
‘8 root: hcusr 1: Garter rrae; _»
slut-fl.
Guilty
‘,.
of Perjury in
Alienation Suit
«
. 81' 5141553531.. Sop; .
Lillian C. Wood 0: Ezc-sbur‘ E‘a:.s
’ was found ruilty of penury )ester-
day by a jury which ha: been cut
me noon Wedneadny. She furnish-
.d 35,000 bonds pending at. arr-ea:
to the supreme court.
Mr. Wood was the first to be
bought to trial 0! several persons.
' charged with perjury as a resuzt otl
‘-. ‘ M taut-many in the trial last May
‘ a! the $100.09 alienation suit of X",
V. Phelu of Enosburg Falls assins‘.
' I. F. Greenwood o: the same town.’
M resulted in the Jury: disagree-i
neat.
:leompleteNew .
ChurchAbout Jan. I;
' 3—5.er
:4:
t4 1
an. new Nor-walk Congregational 2
which is in the progress ot'
-. -n will be completed about
1. it was announced today:
Brood F. lit-Gregor. pastor of
church. The new church build-
3 you: up rapidly. most of the
- . work being completed. .
',..._.
3 m (35!: 0F ImSG?
II the use of living when a
. 3",. up in the morning 8!
j. when ah. went to bed at
with headache. backache.
down pains. nemms. irri-
.m damndeot'.‘ These are all
" “ of ail-onto peculiar to
'“wi'lllch mk- life a burden.
inn 1!! this condition
WW Lydia E. Pink-
' g . Mwund. a good
.M nude tram
. It contains no
V
‘Iha: date. .‘lr.
’dition on the rear
:n'hich measured
.builfimt
“Tenant: Pocahontas carnival t
’tions of the :00 to 3:1“ delegates to
avenue has been returned to him._
voted the plea of ”Japan-
HIRNITURE cos NEW
3
(Ccntinu-‘d trcm Page One.)
Latest Wall.
No matter what it rcpres'ents. a kit-
chen chair or an elegant living room
suite. the purchase: wit! be given a
paid bill of sale for it, and the price
will be rcfumied.
The upper and lower floor of ‘1}1"
Siciring Company‘s new home pre—
Street News ‘:
{pane while in othce had cut down
innnecessary expenditures. ‘
I“
As for taxes. Mrs. Schenck stated
that the Republican party was for
reduced taxes This question. the
declared. must be handled by those
Who have an expert knowledge of
o
moon
O’Connell at
Convention Snysfio—
defies Are Amencan
Army. in Time 0 f
Stress
c
l
‘
u-Cardinal
Tl'0‘
._——-—-.
l
ond convention day here of
Holy Name societies of America.
the zubzoct and that the people must
serum! a pleasing Itifturg p.513 ‘07:
the error-‘8 of {:‘l‘fivj l the rrOr‘rib'
NEW‘ YORK. Sept.
M
’2 : transactions
not enourh
l 9.—Cn :ven
302311611 casing to 61 3-5 in subse-
High priced swig-ties made the
have confidence l'.'l t?!“ men who ore
.seeltin: such 8 rdlement.
.. v. ... - .» . -- d-
to. ..ad Pent . 3.3! r UTE: pug: mmcmrnu characterized the. in“. 81”.. also said that the
. .._. . .- . . _ . a-oo . ,. . .
lra.._rs. C1“ L‘hhh ‘ 7‘ 3 '3 (3- —S (‘X‘ ‘ cpen.ns of today: stock market :nth 2 Republican WP!" stands for" the
prgsne .h{ir gm. .' :s'h's ‘_ scxera! indusma‘ is recording lam 'roufl of groornaiv‘oi—L: ”hum-g bu
..a..-. “‘51” I“ - -‘=- ‘-- 1r_.....o . 15.:an gains American Tobacco is- .” strong’y Ol‘i‘o . to "-a League .f
, - . . ,. , . . . sod
.. 6:316 ‘0 NEH-Ward» H- ~ sued opened about : 14 points high- \‘ationa
c a 52:23. .- cre .n . . er. L'. a. .n ‘- ' ‘ .' . ‘ .
yr": I” to" “at" W“ . »: . I ..as.‘lron Pipe {if-('6 ‘1,» The Republican party as well as
B “.1,“ c ,T a a ’ ~ ‘ . v "4‘ D1 Pen. 1 -4 and Pusan: “fever? ctr-r partv she stated was
i - » 7“ 73‘ 5 F93" ”‘"'-' ~‘ “ .\ Hick Eff"? share of General -': ' A . ”7 ‘ ‘
he: of floor spam: .1 .. . y ‘ . ‘_ ”9 ’for the reorganxmtion of all dc~
S.\:‘CA' I13 and a. l.‘ 1- ., . .
s'cre. Three Year- t .. . a»... . . .mrtnmnk‘ -
‘hj r‘nro ‘qaca‘q, 13“§‘d‘ .. ““3 '2“- “left 3""; Mm Schcnr‘x said that she was
‘ ' H ‘ .L' C" “33 1" ’-' shares 3: 5" “4- the «opposed to the Japanese exclusion
ghgll. She advocated the establish—
;ment of n bureau of educntion.
l The Premise Pans.
v
even this was 1‘ . _ .. ’ _ _ . ,
continued growth ; w - lit-1:5 _... the eat: .raduu: um “'eed. who is vice chamn
"can ”'me *XIPEdiEE its for the Connecticut Ln Foilette
ment. The year
Furniture Co. 0:."
building.
The nrw store ‘3‘
North Main 52.":
square fee:
son Chemical (.2
l5
'1'}:er are (:ch
flaws 5:: also
Furni'ure
seen
New
high
and
7‘
Ratlazi ,
was‘ a
1:6!“5.
i'. S.
d
and
MLrZa:
I. r» :25.
:psny
COUNTY PLAN
MEN TO VISIT
SHERWOOD IS.
Proposaltoiloke Place
State Park Said to Be
.3 of it?
.1: -.
v ..“\.
~———-
Womeu Voters
’V O
Growing—33 Acres . — -3. 1—,— r... Ont a
‘x\"“.‘l"~“?.“ 5‘;- :' __‘ _-
.4._ ' . , o‘ a part-.9: and.
.. . . so! as yet. tome
> y affi..s:ior.s. l welcome 82d
3. L . Yi;7€9€:'.31l“€5 cf the
.‘ a: and ‘Deznccratic parties
.- 321: 2‘: us to elucidat
‘. es of their parties and 1
our adhcmc's— to them."
The [Damon-alt Pony.
0: the :L-ree Sifak‘rs l'r. Quin-
}{c said.
r::txarr:assed to
promm.
customary
z
T
1 1“.“ 12.6.0.1- 0923-.-
x hack to I“ 3
of (533‘ sure
trr prison: Demo-
ii of the sue/ewe
lat mt:
C°fllffd i: was
TV. hpslrss converting
93'
I-E"F“
Von" llfitiar.’ tij',
- ‘c-
u...
v‘
I -.
E 2-! r, A a To:
is ‘
‘ 3:5 it h-pe‘ess"
time of
trading
outing-'- for
z Jar es Bryce. Eneftsh
‘::Z~or;7\:
. of a selected few while
rso: platform was that the
government
0’ “Hr mixes" Said Attorney Quin-
‘ "The Democratic party is carry-
, in; o“ the Jefferson idea."
Mason‘s Ida.
He procreded to described how the
: Democratic party is carrying on: the
?Jef!erson idea. pointing to its tar-
;if-f. tax claims and its attitude on
= :‘orehn rélazions noun-ins a referen-
' dun: free from political considera-
.4.
socia‘.‘ n _
m hm e
received . _ .~ .5 {com various , :ion as the only prisent means 0!
parts cf f'fzc c": ,3.» rommrrdine : eliminating war. He pointed out
9 v. - . ‘ '
.he p3,}. .jex c»:cp:;c:: rpm“... provisions in the party platform dis-
mamas: bureaucracy and central-
ization at Washington. He called at-
tention to the fact the Democratic
party favored state rights. He called
Sattontion to S or :6 prov'uions in
_ cnmr— _ the Democratic platform not cover-
row night were made last in .t . :r- ‘ ‘
3 meeting of Wanamah 07>“:er 1‘23 ‘ d by tho Ropublicah pintforn..
‘ City Briefs
Arrangements to attend :22" Nut
gree of Pointer-:35 local é shoals: the fraudulent stock sales:
members ‘0. th . fmyipopuinr election. probation. cam-
su-ong, wil. make the trip to Sew I paint contributions. rights of state
Canaan in private automobiles. At and private monopoLv.
the memo; to be held on October: In pointing out and explaining
2. the chairs will he filled by past Y how and why the Democratic MRI
Pocahontnses. Afranxfments nrv‘ was tlzc pat-iv of the nuances. Attor.
also being made {or the accomodmi ney Quinlan 'gave examples of what
2 the party had accomplished the last
:tirnc it was in power .the Woodrow
‘ “‘ilson administration. '
the Great Council of -I‘ocahontns to
be held here on October ii and ls.
-—-:-——-———1-——- - Mrs. Grace Schenc‘ ' ' Miro.
DOSES DRIVER‘S LICEXSE. 'zhen Presented thek :epublica:
The local police wore notified this
morning by the State Motor Vehicle! She began her
department. that (hO‘ operator's li~zrrepiion to
ceases of the following had beonJQuinlan that
suspended: L. 1-2. Finch.
Sheehan. Ola! ’Anderson. all
South Norwnllt. The driver“: iicemiSchenck said
of Martin I. Ilenr)‘ 0‘. Silvermlne Sporty was in}
ENTU“! platform.
20.“: by lfiing a-
the statement of Ir.
the Democratic pom
mount." lira.
"that the Republican
poo le‘a pun-
Ms been that into pose. for nu:
ma? lulu! 0' um. Q: the m.
u- nunber at people." - ,
0! *0 one-lion or ‘
burn ”PEA“ mama.
Some court ot‘appeal has de-
omen:
r :o 3 points at N1". 3. new top.
.he B stock moved up 3-4. Dav:-
: points and
- more inequ-
Ante:-
tin-e a:
national Ha- ."
clzts on pro-
"refcrn‘d
1‘0
. tree of’rrings of several
r2325 (anti—asurx wH:
31::strations 1: high grade
$29151. Baldwin.
', 5, Alcohol Gen-P:-
chston 3
Antenna: Express;
I‘lshé.’ Body
5 1-4. Art:-
to {Jar-sf
. {use
(.1: sp-x ula- .
. not-nor]: renews “d ‘
45 i
C
O .
kc;
and Print» .
when ;
.
13‘
LY? 'v ho cattpaitn- .
Damo-
xififhg by Mr. Dans. ‘
president 3
was ate in the hands .
I Some of these provisions are Muscle '
gmittee. finally presented the plat
,form of the I‘rogrusive party.
if She‘s-dd that the Progressive
* Party was first ignored. then laughed
at. sworn a: and that it u now be-
-ing fought. Ln Follette. she de-
jciared. was the rightful tnhcr‘ltor ot'.
”.329 various Progresstve parties. He
$hL‘. she said. been eulogixed by
“‘oodrcvr “3155:. Theodore Roose-
velt and Professor Bordnrd of
Yale university: a lecturer on inter-
:02 the Cardinal which opened
{days pron-am.
fur and
2
2
'across the university campus by
iof the Toot.
‘ WASHINGTOX. Sept. 19.——-Impos-
ins and colorful ceremonies. culmin-
ating in the reading"! a letter from
the Pope and an addres- by Car-
dinal O‘Connell. archbishop of Boo-
ton. marked the opening of the self-
t e
The huge stadium of the Catholic
university was tilled to capacity for
the: solemn and improsive receptign
t e
To the canopied al-
thrl'nt- erocted in the cen-
'rre of the stadium Cardinal O‘Con-
nctl was escorted {tom his residence
'l
‘procefiion attended by All the pomp‘
befittzng the personal representative
Following the official
Einstatlsuon of the Pontifical l'egnte
'in the throne. high pontiticial
aux-.3 celeb-rand by the most Rev
0
m
éMithael J. Curie. archbishop of Ba!-
itimorc. with musical accompaniment
i
l-y the university choir.
A! :91» conclusion 0: the mass the
‘c'onvrnlion adjourneld to the conven-
tion hail of the university to
.
hear
{the reading o: the Pope‘s letter and
l 0 Council‘s address.
éCardzrtr.
Resting was imported in the
7Ee::r:- from the Pope to "all those
ion.) haw given their aid to this im-
por‘ant work of the
-Arn«::2-rn."
i
convention."
".ikewtse to the whole people 0!
Caritnal O'Connell then delivered
12-..s stares in which he dwelt upon
Zthe Pope's love for America and his
to
im‘ognincn of its contributions
nations: 2;".
. .. .. *5 wet...» o! the world.
‘ - {c t ;- 1. w ... ’ _ .
orifid" En r. .m-o,"a it?!" (2? s!“ ‘ Tie Cardinal revie ed the obiects
I: '.. .39?“ d . "n. so. ‘ " ‘ ‘ ~ . . -
d ‘ ~ w 1 r a. ’ who 0’ :‘ie socv-ties an thnstnnitys
73' ‘*" ‘3 “$83. 4 .‘f ‘ t. . . - ‘
“Qt-Ta ‘ ‘ ‘ t V as n more or per: i: the history 0! the world.
1“-
of our tunes."
The Progressive plank. Mrs. Weed
tho '
poopie to the corruption which has.
declares; coils the attention of
tic and
1'. pro-
; to the peo-
p'; nt the constitu-
::c:al providing
'Crnrress may by rcfinaczxng a meno-
urr- r1536 :: eff-tr
vent“ '
"The Procrcssixe psrty.“ she said.
“socks to ‘srrak the binding power
c! monopolies and restore the go‘-
rxtsud. :r. hot): it» I‘emocra
Rtput-‘tcan ad:- ans.
ndis fcr 1r.
$12537.
grime
amnnirnvnt.
for their
ornmcnt to thr pear-3e. ‘Thc pint-
"crrn seeks to comm? Conm to
t.‘~!‘ a thorough rousflxicaning to the
'Jvrr-ar‘. Acts of funk-c“ and
‘ psrtrntn'. of the interior:
Secretory Mellon.
"Farr-tar;- Melior. ' Mrs. “'0'”:
rig-Hares. "3: s :c- rLghtto be new;-
isry cf :2: ‘as1373'. :nasrnuch as he
- is the prtnnpm stockhoidcsr :n a
three whisk-=3" concern and a1? .‘i; .
cases are recanted to him to iw- 2::-
cd upon,
"l‘nde:
P I
administra-
.5...
the present
tier." she- sati.‘ "the power of
‘lv‘c-deral government is being. new:
to foster monopoiy and not to r27?-
;:. She also declared : t the Fu‘t‘f'
- of the government Ia: being used to
‘ crush Iahor.
. Lark-I Til she déscribed as an :
,dl‘idutlLZ Who is mking 25¢ 92'
é‘muon c' the opportunities in ‘
i'nred 311' s.
"A: the “worn: time“ shc s: i,
' “fue pt.- cent. of tlt': people c-vr: .
2w.- ccn: o.‘ 1316 wealth “hilt- 'wo rrr
~n.con1rol, .3 per ccr‘ or 1"
WP; ’
5 At .-7 opt: forum writ}: Was ‘: - '3
E'ol‘n-xmc the ridtwascs. 3!: (2r -
Ian askrd .‘irs \\‘~-d u‘na' 7h! 2"»
nude of the Protrcstixe party was .
ward the restriction cf the veto pan
‘7 or of the Supra-rte court-
She replied that Lal-‘oiieztc's posi—
22ion was. th‘ same as Lincoln": or.
:zhe constantxonal usurpation
“Nowhere in the Conr: '
“.lze l'nited States." she said.
Supreme court been given the rack?
to Veto leglentii'e acts 0! Congress."
'lzas 15-.“
l
,
Brother Had Car .
Reported Stolen
Andrew-Munich of West Cedar
istrcet was startled yesterday after-
-::oon when he came out of the .\:or-
gnu: High school and found that
lhis Automobile. which he had left
'paxked at the curb only a few min-
utes previous. wu gone.
Ioniek notified the police than
fhe car. which is a Dodge touring.
with Conecticut registration 8-1517.
on it. had been stolen and the au-
thorities in neighboring cities were
notified of the theft. Shortb- arter-
wards Xuniek notified Chief. of Po-
lice William R. Pennington that the
car had been taken by his brother
and that he had returned it to him.
Say Soviet Can Have
The Wrangel Islan‘ d
_ LONDON. Sept. law—"They can
fhare it,“ is the unofficial attitude in
iBrltiah diplomatic circles in ream
g to the action of the crew of the Ros-
g-snn ship Krasny Oktiabor in hoisting;
"the Soviet an; on Wrongs-1 hiand.!
of! Nathan: abut A“ :6.
It is pointed out that in the nego-
tiations between the British and so-
viet delegations which resulted in the
signing of the Anglo-Russian treaty,
it was made clear to the nil-inns:
that the band would again beanie;
Russian property. _
SextonCaseOva- .
.ToDeoemberTerm
no can of James Saxon.“ char:-
ed with and: upon In. m
mammmv (chute
... A...“ .. ..
.a
'x
mm~-.«~o
Hr is the torn-:43: statesman ‘
than
we ("Cr a :udlc‘A.‘ '
the de-.
Respect
r ‘ socxetiea “Amcrica had a
earth of God. oho
.e of national stress and
A
peace and prosperity."
here." the Cardinal
“under the protccting shad-
which crowns
,1
HT. ..
czr f the dome
for authority and obedi-
Mzn; the first principles of
- he said. through the
battle array. st 3
in
run be entirely depended upon
as . Yuinark against anarchy. dis-
3 x3? 3; and disorder. nbich when-
n my appear. menace the very
.;ons o! nation-cl and interns.-
con-
lh¢
has of natoual legis'zalion. “e sai-
‘ the same time the crosmvf
9; 2.3.201: and the banner of our
» anon. And while we send over the:
C‘ '13
our szgnals of love. devotion.
and lanky to him who sits upon
- ’1,“ thrcnc of the fisher-titan. we sand
.30 our respectful sniuution
.-.- firm pledge o: civic loyalty
2.9 president ' these l'nitcd States.“
Wilton Assessors
Don’t Get Increase
stock. chairman of the Town school;
committee. urged a. Vote on the pro-g
pm} of huzlding a central school;
house over which there has been ag‘
The largest;
great deal of azititéc-n.
‘nnd i
to
item in the budget of SififlSSJ: was
for the schools. US$65.73.
Widening Road in
Front of Maliackemo
“'orking on :1». widenitx of road-'3 worth. Rev. R. 'r. Watkins, Mrs.
the‘ Mahackemo , “35 “'Md.
gnd ; John White. Mrs. l- E- \‘i‘iden. Mrs.
EXorth Xain streets. is pmMgé H. P. Willis. Miss Dorothy “Ivan.
w
wsy in tront 'of
building in Viest “'ashington
far-idly.
All of the electric light poliea
along the street hn're been moved
by the South Norwalk Electric IJght
plant and the work of laying the
new curb will be started in a few
days. This laten improvement to
the city‘s street will greatly relieve
Mange-don at this point. l
Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney
Have Party at Home
Jr.. of 2 Briana}: place. «entertained
gnnmherofgumlastnightucieir
home. The gusts included. lira.
31m: Puberty. hut. Merlin
Baxter, m- F‘ranoea Costello. June
Agnes Costello. )lr. and_)[ro. Richard
W. Sweeney. Jr.. 311'. and Mrs. Peter
Gannon. Hr. and Hrs. Richard H.
Gunfson. Thomas Winner. lug
Laura Sweeney and Walter X27
OIL crimp... Sept- 1’.—
Laverne Mn. a m
met.
coho. mumm_tt§mdthe
menu} ’haahonm
, i
:I
' Christian
‘ Louise 0- Coolidge. Jam. Clara
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19.19 '
[I INTHE
”out Get: .3 W
'CHICAGO. Sept. 19.-——Hla nunoh
campaign opened with n mashing
ntthck on the Republican pat-0' in
an addron here its! night. John W.
Dana. Democratic presidential can-
didate. was prepared today to carry
on in Indiana. He will speak to-
night at Gary and tomorrovr at
South Bend. and Fort Wayne.
Cheered repeatedly by a crowd ea—
“mated to be nround 14.000. llr.
Davis did not mince words in as-
aailtng the record 0: the Repubii:
an administration in the past three
and one half years. He aid that it
this were the only issue of the cam-
pnlsn he would be content to fight
on that line alone with a contrast of
the record of the eight
Democratic administration
Woodrow “'ilaon.
As much as the. 'u-owd cheered
the Inuit on the Republicans. Mr.
Davia' declaration for personal lib-
erty. which he denoribed as the
right of religions worship. freedom
of assemblage freedom of con-
scious and freedom gains: unlaw-
itul search and seizure. brought.
forth the biggest demonstration.
I
“five the Constitution.” Slogan.
, ABOARD DAWES SPECIAL. EN-
‘ROL‘TE To SIOUX FALLS. S. D..
DUBL‘QL‘E, Iowa. Sept. lit—The
Republican party‘s new campa
slogan—Save the Constitution—was
under
into the spring wheat' region of the
northwest today by Charles G.
Dawes. the Republican vicepresi-
‘ dentin candidate.
The issue revolving about obn-
.stitutioyal’questions was raised by
fur. Dawes in speeches last night at
iRockfond and Froeport. Illinois. and
loci“ in informal talks and confer-
MANY GIFTS
MADE T0 131'
DlS'l‘ilBRARY
According to the report of the
Norwalk library submitted at the
annunl meeting of the-First district
held in the Tour: Amembly hall last
cvenin . the {allowing gift. Ifre
made to the library during the iear:
Books—Miss Helen Adams. Mr.
and Mrs. “H C. Baur. Richard Bad~
ger. Dr. Augustus F. Beard. Mm
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whim”.-.
; Millicent Brady. Mrs. hialcolzr.
gBrowne. “'illiam Brown. Sn. Miss
i Mary Burns. William H. Byingzon.
:l-‘rnnces Chandler. Xr. and Mrs. H.
A. Chandler. Mrs. Arthur Chztum.
Mrs. Louise:- 0. Coolidge. H. 1). Cor-
nell. Milo Amy Cox. Mrs. L A. Crou-
mnn. Min lda Crouthcr. Miss Anna
Curtis. ML! Helen Curtis. Mrs. £1:-
gene Immn, “1 E. Fulton. Miss
Emilie Ecru, Girl Scouts Troup T:
.Lagrd Gold-borough. 311's. “1
‘Goidaborough, Mm (Aline Get-gory.
‘ Dr. James G. Gregory. ,Miss Flor-
ence Hamilton. Min Marjory Har-
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Endings. Mrs. P. C. Hntch. Word-
)lrs “‘iiuamaloore, Bliss Aria More-
houoe. Miss Cara )lorehousc. Mrs.
Howard Most-nan. Mrs. “I L. Nec-
fuo. Norwalk Historical 50(1933‘. .\'or-
v-alli Mothodist Church. Arthur Pin-
nto. Miss Helen Quintnrd, Mr. and
l
.C-an. United States Public Health
:Sen‘ice. John \‘alie‘nt. Mr. and Mm : .
. . Robert S. Van Bot-en. Mrs Robs-r: m .
§Van Burn. Pcter Van He'iuingen Mrs. ”“33. ”'3 c‘ m. mos
ids- i
Emile Tickers. Mrs. Alvin ‘W
312's Enuna “VHS;
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)lrs.
Hill, “‘
Mrs. Eugene Pontoon. Miss Kate '
Perry. Rev. Thomas J. Ens, ,Nins
Marion . 'ngton. George Nit-l
chell. Xi. thel Moore. Ira. Robert 5
Mailings. Lira. W. S. Xunro. Mm:
G. Prentis. Le Grand Raymond.
Fred Rohde. E. 3:. Salmon. .m-s. .
Robert Van Buren. Mrs. G. won-5
White. - ‘
VI-‘lowers—er IJZlian Abbott. i
.8111: and Nature Club. Miss Blanca
Chm-ch. Clement Counter. Mr. and
)lra. Edward Dotty. Mrs. ”W. E.
Gold-borough. Dr. James G. cm.
8017. )lrs. Junta Hall. Robert Han- _
Mondnns and
Science
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POLITICAL ARENA]
years 0‘
carried 'throngh the com belt and;
encea as he traveled toward Sioux speech will be delivered a! night
Patten Beard. Mrs. Helen R. Beers. .
Miss Sally Bats. Victor Burt. Miss:
George Winston. Mrs P. G. Cannon. '
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Mrs. Sanborn E. Boyd Smith. Maa- -
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lid—i
i gredients.
. in evidence today.
EBUCIMZY
Falls. The question of the Republi-
can party on the farm citation will
he dincuaoed by the nominee in a
speech tonight at the Coll-mm in
Sioux Falls.
Balm Greets Doris.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Sept. 1!.—
Cnable to be with John “3 Davis.
Democratic presidential candidate in
his trip through Indiana today and
tomorrow. Senator Ralston. who at
one time during the balloting {or o
candidate in the Democratic Nation-
al Convention had more votes than
did Davis. oent him a letter at greet-
ing and well wishes. in which Sen-
ator Balaton said in part: f
"To the Democratic party under: . '
your safely progenive leadership. Ego: “£156 ‘5"?
the country will turn as _it did in "PC "deffprru. .. -. ‘ .
191: for trustworthy guardianship {to r‘::;_-.;.. 0-,“ 7' .» ..
of our national welfare- Then. as ‘éked.§§::fiw§3
now. there was an insurgent pro-. X ...-. ‘-
1 r. Jakoq 3:.
Meeting Yesterday
Lol.a Baxter \‘j
Presdent — Jakob’
Talk
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(777,"
mix-e Republican candidate for. no t x ._ .
president, contendins 358“?“ the 3;.“ '3g‘22’fi." :1 4:
regular nomim‘c. rev—nay“ -'- "I“ ‘
. ~: .- . ._ . .. as maze =
Then the real! of ,udiJal cg“ titers. He exoia::~
dons as proposed by Theodore
Roosevelt and the platform on which .
he stood. presented a constitution.
question fully as radical as that
’now presented by Senator Robert )1. .
iLaFoilettn in his proposed retria- ,
’ . v~ ;. 5-0 Put are:
tion of the power of the crux—d , _.
- 3°23 Vii. (PF-11':
;States Supreme court and :ncrcased __m_ “a :‘W
lpower of Congress." ‘ ‘ . -
'mernbers r: a».-
'G‘?’ '91-: E‘s.
oh!) ‘5:
Winds 1‘.) Ohio Np.
COLI‘MBL‘S. Ohio. Sept. l).—-Se:-
.ator “'he-eler. independent vice pre-
sidential candidate. today is .
Escheduled to wind up his three— day
l
.a‘tumping tour in Ohio. beating
{Columbus at an early hour, bk itin- .
‘éerary called for his appearance at'
glwo midday meetings in Dayton, and
in quick afternoon trip to Cinema;-
iti. where his seventh and East 0hr.)
59321332 {refit-5; 7 .
3":
AlmWED $10M ,
0F ESTATE OF
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BRIDGEPORT, Sept. 29, —
€315.50“ claim of Mrs. Scliie Hum.
Stormerly c: this city but not of
.Hartzor-i. against the estate of ‘
late Re\. Hut-er. Dahmc.
pastor of St. Joseph's "hurrh tn.
Will was in probate
yesterday. was compromised yes‘
day. Airs. Hines was n'éowid
am
“236-:- today. Rev. \K‘aiter J.
dy of 51-11: Bri'ain. who was 3990’
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admin straw:- foiiowing thr- -
10c ion ( the “:11. the: VT «
'1 wcr“ rzc‘. 100:6}. retort:
(G La!- setziement winch 1‘.
t-rzng the case to n cl-oee.
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The annual meeting of the “13-; , I”. . ’ 5 “ -.
“on Board of Finance held “'edneo- E :3ng :1: 31):}; H°§§$mwi “‘ASHINGTOS. CI". :9. __ ‘ '-
day night completedp list of np-l Mrs. Pore: :D H “mg “m i personal financial loss incurrei . .,
Ir‘rovriations to be recommended tel - .‘ ‘ ‘9 . '- 0.‘_-- erkimor ,3 the army aviators as a res-.2 ‘ _ .; . _
‘he .nt; ! ton'h rue-tun {Or ‘p_gL’ounl_\ “on“! Soctely. 6‘ ‘P‘ I the worid {i 3:: will lb: ‘d by ' _"
I“ a g kflpp Mr Frank 1.3"der \{ ' u: p“ , , .
ch'Tn}. lid-ommendatiors of 1h3i l ”I ' - - -- '. m . WM. dfiyar3m..:: out of 311231.”. -
«lewrtnwn W-‘rr approved- 1‘1???“ on A' Lezhmnier. “0",th 31‘5““ . lunch nniess pron ‘ons of thc
'hnt which rrowsrd in double thegue- 3“" Slrginla lieoch. Thomas 3 propriation H1 :5 myséd 1.5. —
salaries of the three wears. from Z Mcm‘m‘. 3“” Florence 3""“1- {gross pri\c:‘.. In that casr. _ >
335:- 10 3351'" each. Stroll: Com-i Frank Miller. Mrs. 1“ C‘ Mitchell.. rotary \\'-:-elis announcevdgoda.“ . .
*rreg “ill be asked 20 authofize a
f special appropriation for thc rc-LG—
gramment cf the fliers.
Banner Bakery Has ‘
Completed 15th Year .
The Banner Home Bakery or. 1:
Monroe street, “inch was esti'lislzei
151‘? by Reward B. Sherwood is
g:
c:'.;'
T r-
,
enterprise";
'and successful bakeries in the city
of Norwallz. '
During the years that i: hos ’
boon serving the public it h 5 1-95? -
closely identified war. the raw-n. *-
snd industrial deveiogment c! the'ce: 5::
city. . in:
The success of the store. may be ; of we.
attribute die the fact that Lira
Sherwood has remained icon: to the
tdeais upon which his business was
founded. Banner Bakery products
are noted to: their-excellence of 12-:
Scrupnlc-ns attention is-
given to the sanitation 0: the inkef
Four Cows. Not live.
Make :11] the Trnublé
shop. . E2- 22:32:. >:: — "
The same old fashioned New gnzdgefisza: r 5 :"
England hospiulity inaugurated *3 {fig "313%,: T > -
when the store was first opened is tunnel With
.85 Frosting.
gby Gran”
Mrs. 'Kantor Is on
“’ay to Florida:
claimed :
ford, Worden Henry Kim liar-ion 3 i ‘
. ' V Mrs. Samuel J. Kantor ten Nor-2.“? “5 . E
mmmfh“ Clara. Him“: walk today tor Florida where she h“ ”g“ .
w Ken I: inf a Hem-,- 5* ‘ will join her husband. Mr. ms. 31:1. 2"“? ”I?“ *
lorr- $188,}: am Main. 3““ Kmtor will remain in the mm}. ‘2‘: pun“ ‘59- “ '—:
Curti- Owens. Hrfidznm: 3131‘ during the winter months. 31:. Knn- :im Tm‘xr‘y ' I i :
A. 1,2“! ”:9 all”: tor being interested in several real~ _,
gem: Robinson. in. line 8:: John. we “umpmenm - "
rs. Cm” moan. Dr. Arthur 1%. "
Tm- m-- n P. m. m m, Nerves All Unstrung? ‘
Mr!- Elkhoim WW Hrs. W . _ ———-—— Surat}; for 55% be 4.1:. C" -=
B.Whlte. _ . m .‘ornlk Ms w “Jinx." The not was 3‘
_ Bird. and M4951.” the (his: and Chas-ea It. being fine. S ' s";
Will“ H. Wm 10:. 1m 0. Are you all worn out? Feel tired. hb “asters‘ o:
wnflmmmnemhm-sidtt Domhasoa
comm backache;
pain. too. with. din; spells and un-
noyin: urinary disorders? linen
there's nose for worry and more
“no: to give'your weakened‘ kidneys
Prompt help. [Zoe Doan‘a Finn—o
mm: diuretic to the Rhinos-s.
South Xormk folk: moon. mend‘
Mrs. C00per Gets
Donnelly \‘ictrola
‘18 COO??? of S (res. -.'e.'.:
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Dean's forjnst such troubles. Mal-11:“: at the 7‘
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