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home of in. Callie“. lo Kerwin
street. tomorrow alternoon at 3
o'clock.
TOKlO, dept. 20.—-(corresoonden
a! The Associated Pineal—finest
inflection is felt in Japan over V
choice of a Japanese military oillcer
to be military adviser to the Chinese
governor. LieutGeneral Nobusut‘ni
Aoki has been selected by China for
'he post on account of his extensive
knowledge of that country. in Japan-
rse military circles he is popularly
known as “The General of China."
During the revolution which pro-
ceded the death of President Yuan
Shi-kai he was sent to Shanghai on
special mission. He was one military
attache to the Japanese legstion at
Peking and has travelled extensively
in the interior. lie is regarded asan
able. diplomat as well as soldier.
Appointment of Japanese advisers
was contained in the demands made
by Japan upon China last year. That
the Chinese government should now
select a Japanese military adviser is
regarded here as indicating the arrival
o: a period of more friendly relations
between Japan and China.
Thr- recent clash of Japanese and
Chinese troops at Chenchlatun.” lion-
"olla—where 17 Japanese soldiers
were killed or wounded has created
‘ittle. excitement in Japan and there is
"-9
A regular meeting of Court Narruk.
I". or A.. will be held this evening in
the lodge rooms in Water street. lieg-
nior business is in ordc.
——“The Unwritten st."—Regent
tonight.
Meeting of Court Laurel Ladies'
Aid will be held on Friday evening at
8 o'clock. at the residence of Mrs. C.
A. McNamara. 7 Reed street. .
...—......
Court Cecile. Daughters of Castile,
will hold a regular meeting in the
dnbhouse in West avenue. this even-
ing. All members are requested to be
resent.
——“'l‘he Unwritten Law.”—Regent
tonight.
Alex White. of 62 Ely avenue. re-
ported to the downtown police this
naming that he had lost his rear
‘ Northern France he received a lotwt
romthros and one-half pesos no Ive
a day. They also will he tur-
thdruaitorms in nature. Hem-
‘ey have had to purchase their
own . g
LONDON. Sept 27.~While H. C.%
Hoover. chairman of the Commission '
for the Relief of Belgium wasmab
ing his recent tour of inspection of
the relief work of his organisation in
mmmmruusumwm
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Inna! wecandoior our cunt-en. Bot-e the
“ho yhdououndyour pathways...” ‘ntoflockto
our 9 .- have your order for COAL—when snow
blowsno thepricewillsosr. Hammdnowasl
wecanfifi’onreverym
RAYMOND BROTHERS
”Wit
from a twelve-yearold school girl of
Fall Opening
Lille, which advanced the naive view
that the Americans were carrying on‘
the relief work as a token of grou-
tude for the assistance of the French
in the American War of independ-
ence. A translation of the letter ml-
lows:
' “I“
“it will be one you the day after to
-.mon~ew_since you first procured
igood bread for us. The May 5th. 1015.
when mother came home with the new
bread.weestltstoneo.andwntnnnd
it so good. for the brand we hodbeon'
eating for such long months was
ft
W BOYS’ SUITS THAT WEAR WELL
Ourbluhllhoys’smtsaremodelsas likothem.
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Win style sadprics ............. '3.” up
Suits. Coats, Dresses
Millinery, Waists, Skirts
OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS
LITTLE GIRL? DRESSES
We hmaoemplete stockofldtslefiids'De-sos,siuo6
Special at... m
“’14.
Jonnsorrs PREPARED wnv nor as or we 7‘ H
l
sticky. black and hard. The anthem
of families were very happy to U
able to cheer their children with m
3003 bread. And then the rice be)
come our daily food. It is no doubt
l
:
auto light and license number. The
number of his license is 4704.
v. be at ttied peaceful-1y.
——THURODAY DINNER NIGHT
It the Coutrr Club. Thursday night
dinner is a special feature.
BEHIND THE SOMME FRONT.
tonight. Pigeon Stations " which form III et-
complaints will be investigated.
a
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[strayed ~
OPENINO NOTICE. 5 in the trenches are kept cages
winter models to be seen‘tmimd pigeons
. us'.
r‘ , 27 and aft-w.
._ .1.
'10 some station to give word of disas-
The local , -
ices from the po ice of other cltiesfiahm away or otherwise destroyed.
that numerous robberies have been The messages are written on tiny
of paper. enclosed in thirnble-
The police “3’ it would be “9" if ”‘9 like aluminum containers which are
public too! more precautions against attached to " leg of the blrdrand the
this for a few months until the Mimi-fl”... are released. If longer messages
“trust be sent, or maps have .to be
"HMd ’0‘" party or dance at the transmitted. these are enclosed In a
;larger container which is attached to
a sort of harness that can be put over|
committed during the past few days .Diccc
nals are captured.
(Milford.
‘ The high cost of living will be felt
by visitors at the Danbnry Fair next
week when they patronize the lunch,
counters. Owing to the increase in:
the'cost of practically every article of
'fbodstui! the proprietors and managem
of several lunch counters have decid-
ed that they must ask more for the
food served. At some oi these places
no sandwich will be sold for less than
ten cents. owing to the increase in
prices made last week by the master
bakers, the higher cost of meat and
butter. Pieces of pie will cost ten
cents a cut and nearly everything else
sold will Be higher. Coffee. will still be
the bird's head and fitted tight to it
body.
-——_————-
I‘ ennui Powers is published here from
looked
ber of the Belgian Chamber,
writes:
“The German people will assured]
301d it "19 standard price, fl is “1' not have unlearned its spirit of robust
industry through this war. Want has
pounced.
—-'———
‘heightened its amazing working force-l
"Try ’0‘" Sunday meal at m. the lack of some accessories. which it
lwas accustomed to draw unhindered
. from abroad. has taught it to manufacd
“ “h the opening of the oyster seas- t-ure out of its natural resources or to
on oyster-shipping concerns, “81M replace by related products. What has
Clifford. . . .
every indication that tho didlculty will .
.Sept. 20.— Scattered along the German
———-————- l‘ineu in France but several miles to
-—"The Unwritten Law. "—-R0gcnl the rear are a succession of "Carrier
lfective link in the German scheme of
The police hmdqt‘arters sw‘eived defense. and in times of extreme stress
several complaints from the residents can bewme well nigh invaluable Es
in the down toun suction of this city pecialh is this the case when all other,
Will boy! stealing theirfruit. The‘meanc of communication from the.
front trenches with the. rear are do
of
I The birds are kept
*0 Washington constantly in practice so that in times
5'- of emelgency they will go without fail
iter that might have been telephoned
““9 ““9”“! not ;ltad not the telephone connection been
" 1
TH E HAGUE. Netherlands, Sept. 21'
—-An earnest warning in regard to the
proposed economic war against the
the Bclglun side, where such a strug-
gle would necessarily have far reach-,
ing consequences that tend to be over-
It comes from Frans von Cau-
Wrnlaert. the Flemish leader and mam-1
whoi
in gratitude to the French who went
[to America to rid America of the big-
tllsh in 1783. that you are now allevi-
ating our sufferings.
Many. many thanks! Many died he- .
causr of the bad broad. and many
more would have died it you had not
comc to our assistance.
“Believe me. Monsieur. etc.
“spawns: utorrnt.’
‘ MEN!
Have yonseen than? They’re
sure winners. Front crack of
starting gun to the finishing
line. And they make a rec-
ord every season.
"mares."
The Shoe for Men.
A Shoe for Every Calling.
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.‘h-y chocolate layer and pleased '
v80 wldle you’re .honsocloanlng,
in interstate commerce. are being
closely watched by Federal inspectors.
to prevent the shipment 0! pointed.
oysters that have been subjected to
the soaking process to increase their
bulk. Secretary of Agriculture Holston
announces that oyster dealers general-
ly have expressed a desire to co-oper-
ate with the Department in securing
nodes of oysters that are free from
odolbersflon. Active steps have been
taken to stamp out the practice or per-
mitting oyster! to absorb water by the
melted “pimping" method.» why the
introduction at an excess of tree liquid
in containers in which oysters are
shined
Save
Something
Sell-interest demands that. yu
save a part of your earnings to
miss needs. no tepid gro
of 1 small weekly saving is .
‘ marksble. Why not opens as!
loss Account with no? You . ~ i
pin with as little at one «I.
glar deposit,ityo\lenmms . .-
Km and devour the best in the land.
I lrom one morass into another"
”districts of the city and which has _
taken loot said to amount to more F.
been prepared in the giant laboratory
of this technical war will probably on
ly become apparent alter years have!
passed. But it would be a dangerous
self-delusion to contemplate holding in
constraint biannual means the pow-
er of extension of national forces that
are better organized and of greater
creative readiness External barriers
will not hold against inward superior-
ity. Economic exclusion of another
all too quickly degenerates into eeon- .
omit! iselnion of oneself. No one do-
sires that the Germans should again
ut we must seek our salvation where
it is to be tonnd. and not flounder
MEXICB CITY. Sept. 23 (Corres-
pondence of The Assoc d Press)—
The police of Mexico City believe that
burglars and robbers which bu ter-
romed the more prosperour residence
than stocooo. mama momma
as "La Mano one Amish" or "no
Grasping Hand" fi'om the black im-
print ofahsnd whlehalwayswulofl
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rotten 6W n obsess
with. the capture recently at Rainen ‘
' Canteli they have broken up a bus! of
somewhere about the premises elm ,
yy‘persono mm You‘d-it» wort ‘
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in the Norwalks?
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other-popular“ y.sndnllthe
Dainty Hosiery to March
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armour-ovum mourns;
creased every year: for
past 10 years? ’“
have we sold 1.500 Ste ' V '
Cook Stoves in and ..
Norwalk?
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0. D. Jackson ”£2533 . will tell you WHY. ‘
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are opening a branch on Rail-
road avenue. corner of Mon-
roe street.
Expert Repairing of Auto
Lamps and Radiators.
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