' , Itillt't-
1:... mm
ANY MAKING BIG STRIDES
INDUSTRIAL“, SAYS T. HUBBARD,
IIEAD 0F MANUFACTURERS ASS’N.
Wm m .m Mmmm
F1,
1;, Are Heavy
. ’llt'llilt'liltii)‘, mummy tv um.
tum
VIII!
, TW‘" in“, t'UlhahI/‘IT It; m; ntntalt
Elna «strut null mu IHIJIII'I- I'l Hunt
not. an ‘I‘Illi v amt“ It Im It“.
‘flllltt Hm tnLIA.‘ nu v.‘ H» trtwtl
ll‘odv, oltlumni. ml :5 III’ITIIHII“ m-
it, would
.‘IIMIIW Will Tit: In”,
Owl Hm umlntly In «ntnltu [arr «up
Ito 1mm than on; ttlxl-r tmllou is
new .II‘ lmIHl Ittutrs
i'nlillrollg, tlt‘mmny,
til who” no puny lmmu-n In the Mr
M lull,
mg to mlnmo.
. ltlllt (mm nmn lllrlvmllltll nntl ttnnn-
slut ulttlltlpntnt Mill “HM-tn yuumlllI
st, 111ml ll: 'lln “Ion n! II»: ”when
mllnnn In ”I m. twl vltltnlttly mill
Hm plug lt ruin. In lu- ngmmulimg
Ihuil Imtlwml polity Milli It untivl
mvnl UT llnnmbt unvl Inlmnms,
’Hunn are It”- Iltlttillflilthfl Mt It;
(Innnmy V.III"II l'i. “PM Ilultlmul,
ilitlflI'II'liI. III tin Illunulmlmvm' m:-
llnltotlun nl t'unnwln nt, lmu “null-
(:11 "HP! to tllp IIH'IIIl/I‘I tlm annuity,
hum “III! I. Mr Ian uttltnnl. In on
mtltlo with It opp-mu. In ”I“ : unatnt
team at “t'ulmmtlmt Industry,"
Ml, Illlltlnurl will lmtlt IIIT‘ Implie-
slime ul (hum-Int twluy. Ho mqm
II) )lllll
l’ntvntlul Mon l‘nvu-r
"2M lm Inn l annltl mulv Mtnntl,
ITIN‘U I” HIV “HIV Ilmmplunmttt
CH)“ ltllllllt'l 1:44! HI Int-tut “tiny“ I”
“it“ ‘I'tmnttt ltnln'.‘ Illtl“, ml, to...“
ty llrllllult In ltmtu‘h
" “Whit II II In. t‘rlti‘l r with: l‘,’
on: l‘rum
t-tzlllulrlt :l
Ilu‘tl \t‘lt‘ltlu Ila mil
HI“. um“ tuivnl‘ Int-l ‘IIIIIUK I)!“
“Hill “in! Mill IH' l‘kitlll'tl.
"tlnnmnv In ‘IIIOT’ III tln prrmnl
tum Icmt Ilw lnllxlcn at lunch In, of
(tunnel, any lama, lmtly Mn
WW“ In nut tint ul \wrlk In IIIMIL
vInI unit In. Me \HIIH‘. lull un nnl‘
uv’tr‘lttlunnl Il‘uultt“ Hum Wlinlm't-t
finlll'l‘l“ ll lmt‘. la tlr-lluul. I \Mm flitt-
nut-emu, tlu tm munittun with In
("Unit In in him]. Ill ltnnn. llu lnlll
ml. tlunl MN I. nmntl. lm l‘HIU‘II n
his lilll [mm tlw ijuttlnmunl m.
the Amount nl munn}. IIllII Mu Int~
()Itll‘trl‘ ltml pnlIl lam, ll Illlll'lhlllwl
that mum Irw tnmtllm nun luv lltul
rmrnlvml n mun tl’ Iwnntt mntltn It’s
at pt'tm'nl ltntn mum tmvtumr
whum In» ltml nmlwtul. In lunttlnu
may “Him In turn”! In. nut lllln In
Tilli lI“|lUMIl‘Il II In It mnlnm l-anlt.
'rtm pmmmmnt, \I-ltllln u Immllt,
dim‘mmml tllle ulnpcmlt. nnltml IIIIII
{mun ulmt I‘llIII'l'l‘ lm hurl nlitlttnm]
Ulh Irtntttt", nnul “Ill'n lultl lln V ltue
)ttmtlnttly nunt IIIUI un mlttlllmml
"1x lllll.
“'llu um mums In lmH lnltt for-
flown nnvl lllltt tr. ntllnnvnlly \my.
llllln t‘wtlm; In ll'ltltltl In the t'nltm’l
filnltrh’ Intrlll‘lpulluu In It,
’llw’ttn'ml Army Mmmprlntlmt.
"l IIIIIlIt mm “1‘ tin» mm: Intel-mt
lrtu tllltrhllullh mm the ltllt‘tIt-hl to an»
Marl-r, \I'IIIIIt tum lumn mil to m"
t‘nV l'hlllllt Is “It! Illnrnmuy
mu-nta nnnllnvl wnt ‘3 I (In nut lIlIltIt
tltht lltat't In. nnt'ntu- “In. In vmnpw—
lttm In III-mun Iltls um-nllun, but It
Is rule In rm) tlmt \IItlIlu tlw Itmt
rl‘l't" tents thorn will nI-lnl» lit the
Ullllllt‘ at Ilu‘ twnpln tlnv nulvntlon at
two the tuition mu unmnti lttld,t'nn-
fli‘ulm‘l hr- the WIIIM In Imluy. II In
I‘thmnlnlu In mmumu that Im lIh‘
)mtmlnm run lw mmtlt nvnnlrml, ul‘
willmnl htlltll‘ t-u-t'tlun of l'm'm- ut‘
tll‘l‘hhtn'n.
"'l’ltl: IIIIHO Ntlnnr‘n l‘IIIlut-t t-rnulml
only It llllllnl' ripple tn the tlnnnnlnl
ull'nlt'n ul‘ ‘it‘l'lttttllk‘.
“In t't-lomlt- l tulltetl nt nntnt'
length with ttllt' (it the Ulllll‘l nl‘t‘l-
olnlu ln tin" ttuwrnmetlt unrl l wmt
nnnmml In lmw Ililll n-n mu tlmt
(‘inrn‘mny lutlny In Its lun‘lgvl pros
tuition for mavvn-ulglttlm “I the
umnullt nr munlsy Jtm‘tmnnry for ”In
(mm of Its nrmy ulnl mngv tun] up.
.propt'lntns l'nl' mu- nmtm'tnln \Vllllill
otm'ulstlt ot’ the "mount tttnt. mm ox.
petition lwt'm'v I ll 14,
"We urtnn jmltto n ulttmtlnn by It»
‘OllIWlll‘tI onputu‘unm and In every
corner ulwro I hurt tho privilege or
finlnn'rnrytltlnt: wuu In A mountain.
mm wu-llttun. (Inn tItIt‘N not mm It
:I’rolnltt t-nr. ltn‘outntlt'o m- sloumlmnt
. (Ilnl Ilitt‘l Iml lwnll tltmnt‘vnlly vnllrnly
'. ovm-Itnnlml nnd put tn the host or
(Intttlltlun,
Nttll-Il‘ttt‘lm')‘ ARI‘II‘IIIIMNI,
"\td-ultufitl r‘nntlltlnnu nro ox.
, 'l . , I. It. I \‘nry wny. I \\’llt\ told tlml
lull ‘IAI lw uln- ul‘ llw lmttnnr \mnrs
zrm tl~~ mtlun from IIIIH stxnulpnlnl
nmt lili‘ll' mvlmls nl' I'm-mm: Itt'r
qullo hilltlllll‘ tn N‘l’lt‘lr‘m‘y and In they
use or tut-mulule mnehlnnry In IIION“,
(Inhlrust .
of tltts country um! qulto a
to the nwthmts mnnlorml In France.
“When 1 Ion America I was In-
ollnmt to Illt‘ ontntou that It was un-
nnuensnt‘y for It: to holonu to the
“mums M Nullmm lull now I um non.
vlncmt that It to America's tut-k
{got Illlu this. ’l‘ruo “more mtpnrntud
by mworultlmnmmtl mltos m settnm’l
'huvh rwtythlnu WIIIlIh our own hor
[torn tttut Is nounasurt for our mm or
httpplnvss hut I hollow that It the
Ilnltml fltutos “(\llItI outer tholmnn'ue 4
dl‘ Notlonx untl lm‘ltluntnlh we “OllItI
1th the strongest motor In II. that the
"whole pollny uml ponoo ot' the world
“would he wlthlu ’our hands.
Qwerty Is comma pot- neptts more than
why other tmtlou except the Hottest
ates The trotted Status and En:-
ml count wry sully any that such
poltoy uhonltl he “opted and than
‘flrunuo for Its enforcement Franco
cell- Amorleo' I help Franco tn ate-
that hurt MIINMMII of Germany
It rightly. to my oplnlou. and I
' llew that We can pevor expect to
s so peace. prosorrltv amt happl‘
“floss In thtn country so Inna M the
or mtlotu or the world ore are
ttlod as they are, amt 1 hollow
. “Amer-loo would take the lead
astiuttdunco and o on-oporellon lo»
the dth‘eront nlliOllI of title
It] could he tutored wlthtn e
. N. tin.“
teturns From Visit to Ii arena and Declares He
‘ Was Amazed at lte-organlzutlonmli'ound
Little linemploymenthtIxes, However,
.1“ in hum lulml n Alelrulult
. m lsman-vtm “mum. nu ltul mutual
In ”Mattel”. Isl-u-
regularities
Illltl'lt )t‘lllhl!
w
CORDNER TOW
3 PROBE VAULT
i DEATH MONDAY
”Ml”
Will Hear Story of
How l7-Ton Bank
t Vault Door Fell and
(‘rushed Foreman
:oNE MAN'S ESCAPE
eMuM-mew ..
Henry Lawson, 3 Flu-
lshcr, Heard Plaster-
er’s Warningw-Tried
'l‘o l’ull Peterson Out.
. .- . ........... .
('mnnvr John .I. l'hclun will In-
Vl‘hlififlilt Monday the fulllng of the
17 ton Mull door M, the South Noun
unlit 'l‘t'mtl tfrmrmny. WIlIt‘II rrunlwd
to ninth httrlmvt I'I-ll'l'ltl‘ll't at I'lsln-
HIM. N. J.
. lntnunottnn TI‘KIIII'IIl'IK the tolling
ur the twenty door has Ill-en trollwrml
nml turned our to MHIIrnI I'szm»
Imr «tunnel It. Huntington.
’l‘lm work or ”putting owl putw
ltnu tho, Hour In plain liltet lrrl'ni
Mrtttml “main.
'llm I‘tll‘tnll'l' will ltrlu’ tlw Ml‘ll’y
tnlrl luy lltnry Lawson, n ttnluhrt',
mlm mm only It tout, nutty hunt l’u.
tumm ulun tlw Mn door Irll and
who lllml In with lute-mun and pull
lulm In unruly, lmunon l‘MI"h(lt"tT In.
miles, and lumnlluly (truth, by only
It. lbw lnrln-n,
'll um mu Ihnt lln- t‘lum turn on Tilt:
lmtnulntlnn plots ultll tum twin“ held
up by two ww'ltn'n (In the Itmln’ln ut
IIil' mull. “Ill‘l’l‘ urt'l- tun ltlt‘ll or
the unto «'mnttnlly. l'olvt'nun mm
the nt'rltltwt Mnmlnmt the door nnrl
tunlul that It hunt to In} tnm'ml lllrrt-
qunrlvm “I on twin In In" loft.
ll‘utll' nun nml tho t‘orvtnun nil-l or-
I’Illll’l‘l wnl'n mtlttllltv this damn \Vl‘n-n
the «twlntnn was rmu‘ln IIIIII the dopr
“tlllItI how to ho mow-«I ll‘u'me «Instr»
Inn: at ltll Inch to the left, l’rtet'mm
omm'mlthn mm on tho Illfllt’lfl to
tnlm «way the Mutual: and form-trill
Ilmt Inn ultorlng on the outside hurl
luwn taken away ulna. he walked In
front or tho utmn‘ nnt‘l took lllf‘llltlll't'e
nn-nt». M thu Ilnm Imwmm was
slnmllng Inst letlml l‘ntermm.
l‘l-Iwmm wan lonldng nt Inn plnnu
nlmn mutttunly n plasterer on u
mnl‘rnld mlml:
“Iilltlit out. It's Inlllnu.”
llullt men lnnlwrt up, lmwnon nt
lhr~ .lmw, l'ntnt'srm nt tho plustnrr-r.
Imwnon mtw the. «tour mm out two
lm»! from the top and rolling flint.
l'vtvt'nnn tlwn turned to look «I the
door. Lawson trlm‘l to stroll III!“
and null ltlm out. He mlsmwl. Jltv
Inmpml. lntnllnx on lttu ham!» and
ltnnng ,ttml. ontuuln tho door on It
l’ell rlnt, (m l'nlvt'mm.
"When ‘I out up," rlm'lnrvn l.nt\‘~
non. "nll I could mm M Peterson was
Illn lutml. sttrltlmt out from llllllnr
Ill-v door. I Inn-“- In: mun! Ilt". tII'lltI.
"l’vtwrnon “no the bout man In
the Inmlnons or lmmlllnp no to John. I
lumw III") u long tlmo. Ito was for"
tnvrly u contractor nut] worked for
the lllnltolrl Snt‘n nnd Lock vnmpnrly
In Canton, 0. Ho qnlt contracting
In Mny. 1024 lwmutso the workmen
not it rntuo or from “who to $12 a
till" «mt hn coltltln‘l «at late contract
pvt-um rnlsed.‘ 'l‘lnvn ho went to
wnrlt for the Master company no
tnrmunn. lln had It homo In l‘lnln‘
mm. N. .l.. when» his mm la n no.
Newman. ‘I' was In ltls house only
recently and saw thorn mum of tho
ltltmnnl Int-lu- In tho world for humL
llmt autos." ‘
tot;
, "Germany may not be able to you ;
Its rennruttonmtodsy tn mllhutGor- -
Lore.
WOMEN‘S STORE
GENUINE CAMPUS SPORT ' COA’ljs
Madeira original Indian Deduction! .
Cho-pa-tee Indian Cloth; "i
$l 6. 7 5
This Is the coat the College girl IS taking back to school with her.- If ls'the
newest in coats for Young Women, and tremendously popular for Fall wear.
The colors, and designs, are ever as alluring as old Indian Tales and Polk
There are four dis'tirrct models In this group. developed with
scarf. shawl and choker collars. Generous patch pockets. and ‘1
fully lined with a matching color of Canton Flannel. = ‘
Store hours L8:‘3o.a‘r.m.,rto 6:00p. nudaily ~ ‘
mm c“ ,_ ,
rosin roamrrs
I swear: I Never!
(AN 11m. 67 WW
in you WR'
v‘ouric WING 0“}
NOT 4
l WA’. DETAINLO
A‘r-rnf arom,w¢
HAO "To unaware
., $00525
‘s-chM
AOL? A YEA? AND I
5.407 A '75 'IE'; T602-
{ HEWAS ms Lav-I6
MD Warsaw 85.
702mm. me mar
MK "'00" 5W“:- flu, ”461““
$cfipau‘r m THAT
yer/measure
awont’om
fA‘ceIALJLM‘I:
Lyme cc “0117'
ILL FLA‘I'THGSC
AND Imaét‘flué
IO BEVR'CS
Ca. I!” (N. Y. Wan
Here Is “My omen:- F‘rnnlrltn Masters of Akron. 0.. who minim-I
lmmly escaped death In the Shenandoah dlnnstor. gottlng his first glimpse
of hls new son. Robert. horn lust Sunday. In the group I": Mastere‘
two other children. He had planned to make I parachute loop over
Akron next. Sunday to cell on his new son. as the Shenandoah was
returnlng from It: middle western trlp.
,‘ l
(SECOND F1008.) v
TORINGTON. Sept. II.—-(AP).
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Case of
Englcwood. New Jersey. have an-
nounced the engagement at their
daughter Miss Mary Ermlne Cue.
to Edward C. Bench. quarterblck of
We
RISTRAM 69’ HYATT
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Wish to call your attention to their new line of chil-
dren’s coats and dresses.
Children’s Coats
Ranging in Price From
$5.75 .. $20.75
Ages 6 to 14 Years
Children’s Wool Dresses
Ranging in Price From
34.50 t" $10.75
Ages 6 to 15 Years
Size27x54
SMYRNA RUGS
.ecial $2.98
VESTA
on. Burners
m
Pulley Refrigerating
& Supply Co.
Monroe 8t. 80. Harwell:
the Yale tootlmll team last season.
The Case famlly spend summers In,
. :x'orwelk. Connecticut.
5 TUBE
' RADIO
$24.95
GUARANTEED
Times Square Auto
Supply
64 Elisha 8h, 180. Norwalk
OPEN mmas
Special Doors and Sash
It is true that we make Special Doors and Sash to :
arebiteet’ 3 details and we admit that hundreds of private
residences aud public buildings are equipped with them. ‘
Some of them cost real money—but that doesn’t prevent us
from making and selling them.
Stock doors, sash and trim at average competitive prices.
If you are a bit hazy on this subject it will pay you
to consult us.
experience in helping you to select exactly the right material.
We will give you the benefit of our long
If that kind of service appeals to you why not consider as g
the very next time you are in the market for any of the
products we handle for building operations.
The Hatch & Bailey, Co.
Marshal Street
8heetrocb0elotex—Oorne11 Wall Boards.
Mohair: Shingles guaranteed for 60 years.
South Norwalk ‘
Ladies’
(Rub erts
Eismm WE
‘ Z!" Vii“
~15th
Hosiery
Full Fashioned
FOR YOUR
RECEPTION
in South N orwelk.
their selection.
prised.
veiling moderation
values!
. APPRECIATIVE
of the opening of our new shop
400 ladies
visited us last Saturday.
were gratified with the amount
of Dresses that were purchased.
Everyone seemed h a p p y with
We hope you
will call and see the smartest
ready to wear shop in the Nor-
walks’ selling the s m a r to st
Dresses and Coats at very low
cost. You will be pleasantly sur-
_flfl_
Large Wiimen’ s Fashions
Profoundly Smart
Street Gown of Seraphine *’
—One of the Mays’
y Selections for September '
. Groups — concentrated
.— as low as $5419.50.
424.50 ranging up to
$80.60. Excep tie it a]
(sizes as to‘ soy '1
WE ARE THANKFU L 2’5 Exclusive
But Not
Expensive
, Exclusive
But Not
' 7 , Expensive
Mahackemo‘ Block, 55 Washington St.
We
«
1"" "' "°- «mnmwmmw
c.” l r
315 ,
Indicative of the_‘charm ‘ I
| of the entire Autumn I
collection of women’s '
gowns and of the pre- l
of
. NEWEST VARIATIONS
ONE and TWO-PIECE VOGUES
”SS
Satin, finger-tip tunic, me-
tal trimmed. Back fullness.
$15
An outstanding fash-
ion of permanent
smartness. For sports
—velveteen and Kash-
mir j e r s e y, tweeds,
covert cloth, mirro-
leen. For more formal
wear -— satin, velvet,
and either stunningly
combined with (metal
brocade.
BALBRIGGAN SUITS
The n e w e st
tailor made suit
trimmed in vel-
vet-casher cloth.
Combination ' of
velvet skirts.
Also the new Bal-
briggan trimmed
I with Scotch plaid
$10 and $15
-—skirt to match . .
Norwalk Chronicler