I F. S. LYON JOB PRINTING it." '0‘“ um. "die. like whist- or any other fluid. will ,flow trout a region of higher use to one of lowsr orsuurs. Quality Groceries ; inc. Washington strut he hrs Our Own Whole 3 Islsrs snd'letsilsrs of AF. BeckmannCo Phone 3566 So. Norwalli 500 . .3 ‘_ Player-Piano 2r Word Rolls " 35c Each 68 Ne Main St. . 'Studweil Piano Co. Phone 126 WANEA YOUR LEADERS PUT Loaders. gutters. tendedfi‘to. win vs SERVE \‘Jl. & Dean Co. 8| Franklin Street South Norwalh. Conn. PHONE ISM Nash, Raymond tin roofs and sheet metal work promptly at- The - lilo-mile-au-hour hurricane paper buildings In the country. In aid to ocean navigation. that hit pliami'aud caused a huge loss of life bent over this beautiful tower~ut nn uwle of 20 degrees. The building is the plant of the Miami Daily News, owned by James M. 00:, Democratic candidate for president in 1920.1t is one of the hum news- A large beacon burned in the tower as NavalUnit To Be ‘ 3 Established At Yalel NEW HAVEN—Tm establish- .ment of a Naval unit at Yale was day. A course in Naval Science and Tactics. to cover four years. will be given. the object of which will he to graduate students who. in conjunc- tion with, their regular university studies, have qualified ‘themselves for commissions in the United States navalreservo. In time of war. grad- uates who have accepted commis- sions would be transferred ns'com- missioned officers to the regular announced by the university yestcr- , Navy. The navy department has detailed two naval officers to take charge of 1 the Yale unit. both of whom nrci graduates of the IUnited States Na val Academy and the Naval War College. They are-Capt. Frank i). liorricn and Lieut. Comdr. l... B. lreen. 2d. They will be minted by three Chief Petty Officers..and, as lnu unit increases ’each year. addi- tional personnel will be ordered to the University. The course is limited to 60 stu- dents in each class. beginning, with this year's Freshman class. and will be one of the five regular electives offered to Freshmen for the current academic year. ' Capital Punishment THE JUDGE: You are hereby sentenced. to thirty days as a pedes- irian. ltHCKLESS AIITOIST: Good heavens,—~Judgc, do you want to in- Hill r me '!~-Colllcts. ..,.-._.._.,._.__ rillllallott of India is three '1'!!! EAST NOEw’Aix ruthenium-should should'oop-tnl- :r.:ith Osesra. lodssstron. Youngsters Present Prob— lent But They Are Well Taken Care 0! By Po- licemen John Roberts. The third district'sses through the day but two real traffic.tisups. ions at Liberty square when the fac. tories close for the day. and the other at Hunk-rd snitch." when the school children are let loose for the afternoon. 0:. the two. Policeman John Roberts ii' interviewed on the matter. would concede the latter is be worth a boosters attention. for the school crowds are getting "big~ gcr and better." Fitch school with its horde of little oneu lets out at 2: 45 'o‘cloeli. At that time utho traffic officer starts his duties. The kiddies are so young as not to littio reached the orderly age and they struggle across the cur trucks in iacltaduisical fash. ion. Marvin school pupils. but little better. swarm on the streets at 3 detect. and there is a lull until 8:80 o'clock when the much more digni- fied Junior high students cross the tucks. Policeman Roberts states the number of incipient Jay-walkers. he tends like a shepherd does his flocks have increased greatly this year and they must lit more closely watched because automobile traffic is consid- erably heavier. 0 O 0 Weather the last couple of weeks has been particularly favorable to activities at the country clubs and to sports especially. The number of golfers has not been all that might be expected.3however. because the fine weather has anived after most business lilC'l'l have called the sum- mer a partial failure as vacation time and have settled back into fail routine. ‘ s s s . East Norwalk people figured prom- inently in police news yesterday wivii Louis Dugan heading the list of interesting cases. He was sent to jail for iii days on charge of breach oi the peace and intoxication found- ed on his good aim in throwing a . stone through the window of Benin. min Lepcfski's sit-re. 26 Day street. Sunday morning. Jennie Ainsworih. (it were avenue. reported early its. terday that. her car had, been stolen times that of the United States. from its park-int: place on South y. i Pi" A l i _ t M. c... 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Main l-i"f.‘t.'l. i‘lioiily afterward it was found puilud on Elizabeth street. Richard Hendrick. 'i'hird street. reportcd'thc theft of a tire and rim from his automobile. O l 0 Mr. and Mrs. rlpurtan st. John. 25 Seariew avenue. have returned from a week's motor trip. a 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. James Dugan have moved from :- :~:miih street to Li. bcriy squerv. O party that motored to Green's Farms for the first fall outing last evening. Supper was cooked and norved at s. campfire on the shore. . s s s Wallace Taylor has moved from Hawaii street to 11 Van Znnt strut-t. O O O Everett Santerd of Gregory hou- loval'll is home after a neck out of the city on “section. O O 0 Harold S. Sperry is on a week‘s vacation from his duties with the Southern New England . 'l't'll'pllollt‘ company. 0 O 0 Gilbert Bogart is on two weeks' vacation from tho Crofut and Knapp plant. 0 O O The organizations of Christ church are to meet tonight for communion service and afterward for a general discussion of plans for the fail and winter. 0 O t The third dlntrict special meeting for action on Ellis Howard's propos- al that money paid out by residents to insure extension of light service to their homes be refunded has been called for Monday. October 4. :it 8 o'clock lll (‘ommuniiy hull. It is also proposed that people desiring sor- vice on unacccpiod streets pay 12 1-2 per cent. of the cost of installa- tion. The procedure is considered possible because of the $15,000 pro~ fit the electric light plant has shown for the year. I O O Errol W. Gray. son of the Rev. and Mrs. Charles s. Gray, loft nits morning to take up his second your studies at Wesleyan in Middlrlown. 1 Rev. Gray motored him there. Pensacola Cut Off. JACKSONVILLE (AP).—Efforis to communicate by telephone with six towns northwest and near Pensa- cola reported to be in the new path of u. 100 mile an hour twister were - ct la Always Uniform and Superior More Troubles. “You can take your finger off that lcnk now. father." “Thank lieuvvn! here at last?" “No—tho house is on fire."-Tit- liits. London.- ls the plumber Vaiilslimonls “Where do the tlics go in the win- tor?" "ilui'd question! I haven't yet found out what lwcomi-s of the Flor- ida real estate booms in summer."— Washington Slur. Life first appeared on the earth during the vozic period. second of the six geological DOrlods. now Come? ' There are said to be ten times as nuiny women contgnariana as men. tmough to say that cigareta and cocktails are not nourishing.—Hum- orist. London. Great Love whispert-(l the need millionaire to the. [)(llllllL‘SB young widow. "Enough to die for me?" she ask- cd coyly.-—Judge. An English weight-lifter. Price. J. C. has recently beaten all rec- right hand and 407 with his left. A. .l. COLLINS C0. 70 NO. MAIN 8T., TEL. 747 Everything In Furniture That the Home May WESTINGHOUSE AUTOMATIC IRON 75c Down $1.00 A MONTH $1.00 for your old iron Conn. Light & Power HOWLAND’S Open ’tiil 5 p. m. Saturday ’till 6. ' ' unnvuiling up to late hour this fore‘ There were 30 members 0! the noon. Telephone company officials Need' WALD “compagzoxn Omicron circle of the East Avenue said wirc trouble was acute in the ' ”00 Methodist Episcopal church in the urea. ‘ _ \ re‘ct'. authentic 0" Knead of 3' lidiik b '1 .. ones3 fence. an tbcuticall ' I sit/d: Wail“ soft, skillful. new _ . oucttesso itering to everyt backsan damn ,3 e new pintuclted vestees: * , 3km trout fullnessund tlie' youthful boleros that smarten The discriminating shopper unequalled at very moderate prices. ‘ From these assortments you will be able to choose a free]: for most every autumn accession. Out sdvicuis to melt: the choice early for many of the models will not be duplicated at the price} A All he rimmed frocks—en- '- "tireiy new. distiifiijgtfilgy difierent— cor- beautifully fash- copy the y expen- audio COUYSC ' opportunities . 10' .15. of Unrivalled Values This Is “Dress Week” 3.. .,. " These Dresses Present a . 3 Drama of Style and a Pagent \ 3 ~ For weeks our expert stylists and. bringing togethc All the new each with a ton . They are in big value. lacondtloor THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS C0. . \ Mutton. Conl- mechandise scouts have t this splendid colleen tion of fine frocks that exemplify the” finer fabrics—the new mode the more exquisite dressmaking. 3 trends—1. shades for fall are to' be found — Jungle greens. wines. woods and plenty ofnavyandblacli of contrast color to' lend somewhat of Parisian chic. 1 three big lots. Euclid? somvt ' And yet some doctors are absurd . 01113 by lifting 430 pounds with his .. ‘b-o u as a to. w t¢¢¢tn — i“-"OU-:‘..‘ . 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