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sronhs. .11111. 26.51.1111 'Ihol‘
now up the “foster-mother 111' 1111-,
muniiy" 11111-1 11111111111 by L. .l. '1‘11b11r.1
master of the National Grunge 111 on f
address to tho leuurera of the. New;
Enxlnnd Grange, 111 fourteenth 1111-1
nuul conference 111 t'onn1.'eiir-ut Amt.
ouiturnl (3111112511. 111111 night. Mr;
Taber tunk 1111: 11111111141011 in rpenkingi
of the c111111111l .1111 11111111111111 lnj
reply in opinion 1\pr1-N.~111i by lit'nl‘i
Ford 111111 11111.1 was “inelfit' 1111113
stated 1.11111
concern 11111.1' .\11'. 11‘111'11'11 {1111111va 111‘
’1 ”011110111: 1111111 111111 bulistiliiiv 1111111“.
He Enid 111.11 "1.111241 mrn 11111111 1111“";
pipe dreams. "
211111 111.11 iln‘m _\' 1'01‘d1
"may he 1.1111. 111 1111 11111111" 4 \1111'11115,
‘1 ,in mochunh's :111 1'1 111111111111“.1‘11t1111111:
(but 1111 111111.11. 111111.- .11111111. 1111.111111-
,lurui 1.411111111111111."
Mr. '1‘1111111' 1111111 1111'. .'\11'. 1‘11...
‘ “recent 1111111111111 111' 1111.1 1211\\' 111111 111111
(Oitlpinint. 111711111111 11.31" inti'iit'lf'nf'y
and hm 1111111111111. 11E .1yn1.‘11‘il2: milk
would not 1'111‘1'11- the 11111111123 of the
former. "if 1111111'y 12‘111'1 12.11211» pro»
dliclnx :111 :111101111111110 :15 "11‘i1iei'1t
with 11111 1'.‘ [111111.111')’ 1.111111: ism‘o.
ducing 11.011 he would 2>12111e day
have l'i‘lr-tnr 111111111 111- now 1111.5 111111
, lions." mid 1111'. Tuber, "it 1'" inter-
: 1* oiling to 111-12~ 111.211. while Ford
‘ makes 11111 111' 1111: 1-11112 111111 1111111111
l’un 01~ the 1.1121111 1' :11111 1'l‘i111'181'8 his
ineffit'ir'nry. 111 1'12111111' the mm 1
the World's 1:11_1.~'t 1ii'i1'i1’11t {11011 111'11»
ducer. F1111 1'1111 trike. 1111.1 tough,
raw mmerlul in 1:1171rs11 odtlers, with.
the elmer 111111 1:1'21111 111111 11'1nn111‘11tr-3
lure 111111112131: 111ml 1111111111111 food. 1
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of,l'1u111:11'.11,\ 12.11.21 1221'1'11 11111211 litnpsj
them 111' 111.21
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1.”-1111111."
JUDGE KEilGll
SCORES ACT OF
PROSECUTOR
Referee Hits Interfer-
ence of Bridgeport
Attorney in Bank-
ruptcy Case
5:1;1111
BRIDGFPORT. Aug. 21‘1. —— 15x.
tremo dissatisfawiion “1111 what. was
declared to ho interference. by the
prosecuting attorney of the Bridge-
port city court with Loose already
min the Federal 1'0111'1 11:19 expressed
“in Bankruptcy court 31151111111152 111.
11161-110011.
Samuel .1. Klnhr. of 1111': Kinhr
Plato (11215.1 13111111111113; it'll Middle.
street. was recently adjudged :1 vol-
untary bankrupt. (1n :1 eondltionnl
.111” of sale. he, 11.2111 obtained some
time ttgo a. motor truck from John
L. t"urpr1111:r, Harrison court,
Bridgrpori. 1111-11112 11.111 paid most
of the cost of the truck. 1111111111 nt
over$2,01‘10. 1111101121211 $1112.01 on the
711131. note. CO\L"1‘illiI the. balonor 11111.1.
Carpenter 111111111 tie-111111111 upon
‘Klflhr for the. return 111' the truck.
‘He refused bemuse. it was explain-
ed in llanhruptvy court. yesterday.
the. truci. 11.215 in 11111 sole. custody of
Attorney 1‘11111 111111111111; receiver of
the ls'inhr 111111l~;1'11pt estatt'. Kluhr
having no 1101111111 over the matter.
Then :1 criminal narrnnt. was is—
sued for 11.111111' on 11111 charge 01’
concenhurni 111’ goods, despite 1111'
'fatft 111111 11111. 12:1:1'1 1111s in 1111'. 19121]-
eral court.
2"Hi1:h hundd procedure," was
the 601111111111 111111111 front the. bench
'in Referee. John Keogh mnmrnlng
the arrest of Klnhr. 111111 he 11111311111111
that. "I don't think the city court
of Bridgeport 1111:4111 to 111'- 111111051111
.upon in 111.11 112111."
"I don‘t. think." 112111111211 Keogh
added. “the.1 Judge Thomas would
feel very 1111'1'iy if it was rolled to
his attention." Judge lidwin Thom—
235 is 11121111 of the 12‘1'1’1111'111 court. for
the. distri-.:! of (‘111111013111211L
' Attorney 1.111121211111211, l2‘inkl12sione.
counsel 111: William Klnhr. brother
of Sainu=l.p1ot1:sted against
adiuditatiun of Samuel as a bunk-
iupt.
He 11111111 87111111111 11nd illegally gone
' into bunkrnpitv :15 1111 11111111111181.
ignoring his brother. who “as a
partner in the‘ glass business. 111-
,though the. firm “its solvent.
. It.‘\\'113 S:1.n1u~11's intention. Mr.
“Finkeistonu said to buy back the
:glass company's assets "for little or
nothing" through towed bankrupt-
Cy proecedings on dthus effectually
out his brother no partner and like-
Zwise partially 15mm: the demands
‘0! creditois.
. Emphmic opposition “as voiced
by Mr. l‘i1zitclstono against littereo
Keogh appointing 11 tr:usttc in tho‘
ouse.'1hr ottoinev sewed notice
:lhat if it “ere. done. he “011111 int-1
anodiateii apply to Judge ’1‘hon'1as2
{or an injunction restraining the
trustee 110m taking possession of
lthe ftrm's 11551::511 Referee Keogh‘
Tconfirmed Receiver Goldberg as
Clrustee. and ‘named James Loom
flurry J. Flatt. and Joseph Huber
nppraisers.
BRITAIN LEADS. .
WASHINGTOV. Aug 36 .—-Linol-
jeum and similar floor coverings are
imported into Argentina at the rate
of about, 1 500, 000 pounds 11. 31111120!
these imports about. 110 per cent
come from Great Btitain. 25 to 411
.per cent. {tom l'nited States 33d
from 1 t 07 per cent. from Germany.
1’111‘1111‘125 n1-e1l 1111111 no.1
the 1
“ Shores Henry Ford's: Attack
on 13111111111; Of; the Cow
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1
1111112 1111111111111; 11111112121wa11 1111 1111111111111 1111111111:
CROSSWOR’D 11112er,
131111 EirpréesttIen 1111
Strike. in N Y. City
(‘ollege Boys Set
Men’s Styles Now
t.‘lilt".\(}(1. Aug. liar-(AR)
'l‘he 1101111.“: 1111111 with his pen and
shin. 111 1111-11'111 clothes, and from
11111111111 11111111111 makers get. their
11111.51 11. 1:}. lligeiow, president. of
11111‘N11111111nl Asset'intlon of Re-
tail ‘Clothlers sold 111. the twelfth
annual convention of the 11111111111111.
11111121101111113'.
Young: men‘s styles predomin-
me. ‘he. 511111 There me no old
111111111 12111thes now. The fumed
'1'111111111 bugs" will no! be taken
up by .\n'1eri1'nn men, the asso-
.»1.111.11~. 11. '11 1111121111111. 11111111111111
111:1“ l|‘11‘.1“1=(11'.< 111111111111: will be the
limit.
Sore tendencies it 121
11111‘111 l‘nll styles 11m:
Wide belts 111111 tuner hose will
nonlinue popular. 121111.11 will be
111111. with \1'1111'21'1'11'1ms, nod :1 ”11%
11‘ (111101”.
111111: unfinished 1:1111'11'9. with
11111551 1:1'111111 111111 tan :15 second
‘llv’r‘lf‘f‘ 11111 1111 popular in sultings.
1111.11s111'r11111111111111 in lenmn
11111 11115.12 11111111.r with long iapels.
pointed
111111111; for new things. sets the,
1‘ FATES
OF
9 WAR
Rockford, 1”,, Aug.
played a
trick on two men, new members of
11111 Illinois national guard.
1
tunes of war time.
11111111111201 the c2111,
the 1111‘ l‘ussinns 111111
‘1111'11111115.
But now-1121r1 yet-11's later—he.
lilif’l‘)’ of the Illinois guard.
‘1-xlle after the Red
.08.
.‘der the Sims and Stripes.
1 Then them‘ 5 William
brought down,
A met-loan. , 1
LONLIEST 151111111).
-
LONDON.
munity in the world
26.-'l‘he for—
» queer
‘1)111'lng 11111 World War. Basil
itheslqt c111v remhed the high rank
of nmior general in the Rusainn
11-2111) He taminnnded nn entito rit-
11111111 under Grnnd Duke Nicholas.
in the onh 11:11-
against the
is
lost :1 private in the 12211 field (11'-
1'10 was offered the choice of .
11011111111111} in. the. Ilo‘shexist army or
upheaval. lie
‘t'hosc the latter and came to Amtr-
‘ 11.», 11111-1111 111 the'hottom in 1111
Estate gumd and his one great 11111.
‘hltion is to wear the stars of a ma—
jor geneial again—but this time un-
Schilling.
‘He‘s just 11 prirate, too. but2 during
the war he was :1 German ace. His
official record shows three planes
none of which was
Aug. ecu—Tristan dn
Cunho, an island of 127 inhabitants.-
1501) miles southwest of St; :Heienn.
where Napoleon spent his exile. is
believed to be the most; isolated 1111111-
The 1111111111-
tants have petitioned Great Tit-11111112
to send a war ship to the 1111111111 once
a. tear. just. to cheer the. people up.
Ladies Specialty Shop
- South Norwalk
Mme. Jeannette
1 ..~
56 South Main “Street . .
‘1': The conformity of one thing to
' it Beverages
1
a.
A. J. Genius Co.
70 North Main Street.
South Not-walk
P110115 747
COMPLETE 1101151:
more _.
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1 11215111 YORK. Aug. :11.~1.11'1.1
Eight hundred expressmen of the
two chief transfer rampanios in the
city quit work at midnight Monday
11nd forced trm'elcrn using the only
two 111111101111 stations on Manhattan
to haul their trueksdn taxicabs.
Police were your ng tho Grand
Central and Penney vanin terminals
yesteirlny but there were no disor—
ders. Last minute. efforts of publiel
sertioo Commissioner Van Numeo to!
effect a. three weeite’ truce pending!
imestigution failed.
Railroads 121111111115 either of 1111.22
terminals have advised passengers‘
not to check baggage through 111111
12ity to point on other roads than the
0111111 they are traveling. They nlmr
plan to use .lunoticn points in New!
York state and New Jersey to rhift 1
trunks from one road to another.
The strike was declared to enforce
1le11111n1ls for an 8 hour day. 01111711111:
of the New York Transfer contpnnfil
and tho Weetcott Express 11011111111112
said that no non-union would he em-
pioyed.
:16 Quart-1.11 among nations
3? Treo
:18 '1‘0 shc)’
39 Cotieeami
411 Appearance
41 Browns (over the. {11-11
44 Surly
To shutter
. his 65 Chair
7 Acts of aiding (legal)
another (pi.)
13 Solid left. from coking coal
t.
ltrrnkn ranks .1
17 1'1'11‘1'11111 of the body '
11 12‘111-/.1‘1ne1l rock used for roof— :1
inn 4
21 Sins 1'1
22 Winds ' 11
24 Laundries for washing ores T
'35 Crying for help :11 em 11‘.
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2 '1‘0 damage _
27 Edge ‘1 11,1
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30 Gft'f‘. no 110111 1 ;.;
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1TH Twists ‘
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61 A sacred song 32
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57 Pertaining to air
68 Those who gossip
59 Threw lightly
110,1'11111111111; property (111.)
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Combustible fluid
l’olito word to address 11 111:;‘12
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t'rled as a c.
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11:1 i"iou11r lemen
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CHILDREN 1'011 SCHOOL OPENING
AT THE
CHILDREN’S STORE
37 Washington St.
So. Norwa'lk
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Read Her Life Story
Beginning in The “Evening
entinel Friday, Aug. 28
“1111
“ill",
"Ill“
MOTHER JONES
Mother Jones, 96,
In. Retiremen t
1". U.
1111' more than half
WASHth'1'l‘t'lX. August ‘36. ——
“Mother" Mary
11 century 11 i‘irebrmni 111‘ industrial 12111111111:
11111105.
in America. probably has fought her last
battle. for the laboring 1111111.
Mother Jones. now 96 years of 111111, 1111-
1nitted as much before she 111111 \\'11.~l1111;:11,111
for California a few days ago. '
“That's
old,” said Mother Jones.
when there is so 111111111 work to be done."
my principal rem'et at getting:
"1 hate to be idle
But it’s not merely age. 111111 has removed
Mother Jones from the field of labor disputes.
where she. played spectacular roles for so
long. To the weight of her years, the crippl-
ing efl'eets- of rheumatism have been added.
And so Mother Jones has been forced to
retire. ‘
Visits Old' Friend
-<.
Before going to California for‘tlie. winter.
she spent'several months at. the Washington
home of Mrs. Terrence V. Powderly. widow
of 11 well-known labor leader.
Most. of these months she spent in an
arm chair. Mrs. Powderly cared for her
with solicitude born of long friendship.
Many years ago Terrence Powderly was
addresaing a labor meeting in Chicago.
Mother Jones was one of his hearers. Dnr~
ing his talk she put. many questions for 111111
to answer, It amounted to 1111 impromptu
debate.
l’owderly. impressed by Mother Jones'
grasp of labor topics. looked her up follow-
ing the meeting. .
After that
Mother Jones’ Washington home.
the P1111'1'lerlrhouse was
is 11110111112115 last spring Mother Jones
crossed 11111211ontinent. to «1111111111111 of 2111 in-
,1'11N1i1'e. She route, from L115 Angclcs to
Washington to see President Coolidge.
111 :1. Los Angeles suburb. a 111111111211 band
C1111.
taking part in an outer-
broite 111 on 1111 l. W. W. celebration.
1111111 were present,
tainment program.’ in the clash that follow-
ed. some of the children were scolded by
boiling coffee.
11. was this occurrence that Mother Jones
wanted to bring to the president ‘5 cars.
Blames Walsenburg
Her rheumatism Mother Jones blames en
the “1.1111111; hole of Walsenburg."
_ At Walsenburg, C010,, she was arrested
hy the militia during the coal strike of 1913
and confined in a collar under the court-
house. ‘
“It was a cold, dark, (111an 111111: unfit
for a dog to live in,” Mother Jones asserts.
hands are twisted
able to
But she is philosophical about it.
Now Mother Jones’
and crippled,
walk.
Only—
“I hate to be idle,"
and she is barely
site says. "when
there is so much work to he done.”
In printing the series, this paper does not. stand sponsor for the views
on political and industrial questions which Mother Jones expresses or im-
plies.
Free play is given to these views which Mother Jones’ friends 111111
foes alike always found vigorous and uncompromising.
Norwalk Chronicler