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Miss bitty Foz‘ci“ lrtt town tits.
forum: it r 1;»? i 1:0 in Kit .‘lxlrti ion:
tin; summu «cation
.\ t'z’tie tilt-‘2: .5,” willbe sci-red ll'ls
t“‘et.-ot'i .lllti v'cttint' Ill the ilnob‘
firth. living»? it.- l;>tilcti mil ctt‘tr.
—Pananias, l’auamas. (Jitt'ttii.
Members 4'; tiphir Chapter; .\'o. :32,
0. E. 8., “ill meet at Masonic Hall to-
morrow evening til not] to attend in
a body llivine service iii the South
Norvsalk Coiigi‘ogational Church.
-On and alter Monday, June 21th,
'Helmar, Turkish Trophies, London
Life and Royal Nestor cigarettes will
be 130 or 2 for 25c. Mlll‘tlds, Moguls,
Melaehrinos and Naturals will be 18c
or 2 for 35;. M
'itie case of Ludwig Zgimnbicki of
York street, who assaulted one of
his neighbors some time ago, with a
‘pllCllfOl'k. was continued this morning,
until'July 7th.
The local police received word last
night that '1 Buick, five passenger
machine had been stolen in Bridge-
port, The machine was painted dark
green, and bore -(‘onnecticut license
l\'o. 0,849,
The llotiglass Fowler Post will en“
lcrtain the ladies of the Women's Re-
lief (.‘orps :it their rooms, on Wash-
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' Welcome
lit"aliiatole Ser-
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lllAfolZ, June 32. —- Quietly and
With very little. ctretiioiiy, >0 as to es-l
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cape virtually iill but official titti-tition,;
American doctors, nurses and enlisted2
men have within the last ~ fortnight!
taken over six of the British great3
general field hospitals, releasing the
English staffs for duty near their
front. American surgeons have been
rendering valuable aid also iii the for»
ward casualty clearing stations during
'the battle of Messines. This has been
the quickest organized aid the United
States has given British arms in
France, and has been greatly appre-
:L‘laled.
i The Americans have been much imo
lpresed by the cordiality of their wel-
come, as well as by the thoroughness
and effectiveness of the British hospi
tal system. So smoothly have the,
transfers been made that the Atiieri-i
yarns have taken up their new work
{without even a moment's upset in the
.routlnc of the various hospitals. The
lStars and Stripes fly with the British
lUnion Jack l‘rom‘ each hospital and
staff, the two ensigtis fluttering side by
side in the cool breezes that sweep in
from the sea.
The British selected their huspital
sites with the. greatest care arid have
developed them with a oompletcness
.thtit has come from nearly three. years’
field experiences. Some of the general
U388 THAN Mill}
in ,
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Mercer of New Haven yesterday coir] .
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wurucons estimate that nearly 40 per;
.present the rejections in the'reeular
Marries and Divorces
iCOllQOleum FiRugs
AldreailyReducedPrt’ceS
Sale Price
$8.49
7.65
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lass titan 1,000 incii are “anti-d
from this state by June an ior Con-
necticut‘s complement to the regular
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. Regular Price
$12.50
army. The recruiting stations in the
aim r.t.l make a great tll'thl to se-
tnte that number before the end at
this l‘ltlillll. The five attny stationy
in the state are working tiltecn hours‘
it Atty and are being kept busy. l
9Xl2 ’
9x106
a E'litlt‘llitlll issued by Major \V.
ccrning (’iillsllllt‘ill, he says: “it is
well to recall that America‘s armies . ‘
will be node .9 if the fittest pity-It .. X
sical manhood of the. nation. Army“ 0 O
3.40 6X6 2.68
‘Sligltl imperfections makes these prices
, ‘ possible. :
gaméfiusbandmél ."Afe-w perfect‘9x12 made
‘ in two pieces at $6.95
Twice married. to the same man!
and ‘vt'ict‘ divorced from hint is the}
.0 C . I a ‘ 0
Back in 1911 Mrs. Preclit was nittr-
ried in Jersey City. Soon after hcr -
record of Mrs. Johanna C. l’reclit ofi
Stamford, a beautiful brunette of 2§!
marriage she told Judge Reed llldlt
her husband used to be otit with olh~
cent. of the men brought to the col
(us by the Selective conscription law
vill be rejected at the first physicall
scrutiny. If this proves true, abourl
1.000.000 men must be drawn to get‘
the 625,000 men for the first levy. At
urniy averages 40 to 60 per cent. Oil
the applicants.”
0V 3? years, who ill’lllt‘ Superior,
court before Judge Reed yesterdiiy‘
was again freed from the bonds of
matrimony with Herman G. Precht of
‘ it
. Loan upon the partial pa . . . .
s 4'. y‘ 5 (Continued From Page One) “Tot‘ll'enma, Yachting. Out- 3
:4: meat; Plan, whose subscript'. urea in Italy, even for offenses eom- “13'3““ “may“ i.
- g —,. -, . : .mttted- abfioad. . Blown-e- ~1 .
. '. “ 3' "nBOL‘OG A, June 22v—Cocchi had ' n :~'
if? $10118» “fem made through been creported tortbe growing more 5 £th D '.
- .. ,. .10 11 d ‘ t ‘ b k . -‘i:eat.lesu in the close confinement un~ - E IoiMany 3133193 .
a an e . 0111“ 00 , . deriwhlch he Was keptby the Italian hildl‘ t H. ’ ' ’ ’
g y Psauthoritleo. ‘lThlS morning he declar- C en’s ' Blofihoes and:
,4 emitter he was tit with a“ layer and , Sandals '-
. linked .to besent .to‘ a hospital. The jug-Li 1 '= .~......__'.
on women. She. found this out and
secured it divorce from him in Jersey
City. Meanwhile a child had been
born. '
inaton “1‘9“" Monday night. A" lad' hospitals are made up of tented wards.
595 please lllflkf‘ 'rl Sill‘l‘ll‘ll N70“ 10 beVat'f‘tlllllllfldallllfl forty to sixty beds each
tQtlters are constructed of a series of
__ lhuts. Both styles are. models of field
. , , comfort and convenience. . The operat-j
-” n S real comfort that you .want it'tg theatres are splendidly built and
11"“ winter. and every 011‘” wtnter, seem to lztclt nothing inrthc way of
then 51189. Burllllflm Boiler (‘055’ Com~ modern surgical equipment, 5
present.
Are Married Again. ,
They were strangers for two years,‘
and then oti account of the child they
came together again, Precl‘tt promis
fort Heal. Lord & Burnham 00., IrV- tiriginitlly planned for Lotti beds; in: his wife that he would do better.
lngton N Y each, virtually all the general hospr l According to his wife he (lltl.llul keep
' ' ' ‘ ,‘lills have been enlarged to 1,400 hedsd his promise. but eight months after
‘ tutti during a crisis can accommodate; they hitd married the second time
All members of the 2nd (.Olnllalll': 2,000 patients. The units which huvel site was forced to leave him. new]
Battalion (‘. 4th Nlllllfll‘." 13'l-‘lll'lCl. C- lillxr'll over the various hospitals weret (loinp; so. she obtained the services of.
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nent zit drill at the armory, Monday “5 'h‘m“! ., 5 . _
.’ ‘ _ 0- ‘ 8 “-lock 81””) to Wllll the declaration of war those where he lmd registered With another
“”‘h‘i J“"‘ ”m “t 0( ‘ stuffs were turned over B. (i. ll. M).,w0iuiiii. not his wife. The «instablv
hear and tll'l Oll “Nil“? f0" ”‘9 com 13, all of course being "soitieivliertuinj telephoned to Mrs. l’reclit, and the
pony. films. B. Milne. Clllllfllll. France." ilwo went to the hotel where they
_ Each American liespitiil stall has: found the couple.
—0n and alter Monday. June 25th, also organized a mobile unit for aim", Judge Reed after hearing the evi-
.,. t . ~. - , ndon “‘0 in lle llly'clt‘al'lllg stations “Shdenco granted a divorce on
H,“"““’ qmifllth :“fphimret: will back 01' ll"? firing‘lines for mnerxengyl‘l‘ground of infidelity, the decree yes-
ltllt‘ anti “fl-‘3 . 0" m c gir. work during the first days of great but- [0mm being the second Mrs. Precht
be 13c or 2 for 250- llul‘fld“. Moguls. tles. The American hospitals present had obtained in three years.
Melnchrinos and Naturals will be 18c an interesting international study with' . .,..._._,,.-.-nn.._._..._w
t ___,. .m.._ .— .. _,
{patients from Englitld. Scotland, ll'fi’t
land, Australia. New Zealiind and For?
tugtil. Ste s will be taken soon to
The llllllll‘lllal League will hold the increase thg various units and brlng
last meeting of lllt’ Flllllllll‘l' Monday them up to the strength required for,
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the audi- enlarged hospitals. American doctors
toi‘iutn of the South .\'or\\'ttlk Library. and nurses have :tlt'ctltl)’ acquired llll‘
. 5. be lection of officers and ten habit. which they enjoy every tif-
There “1” 5 “ tcritnon With the convalescent wound-i
or ‘2 for ”Site.
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WOMENl READ THIS! ~
Llft off any corn or callus with
fingers and It won’t
hurt-'3 bit.
are hereby requested to be pre‘ oruitni'm-d by the American Red t‘t'oaa :t Stamford constable who trailed,
tates.hase hospitals, arid, Precht to this city and to a bolel|
. "RAYMON D BROTHERS -
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FERTILIZERS
For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed.
. American Agricultural Chemical Co.‘
Mapes Special Fertilizer.
Sheep Manure. - .
Agriculture Lime.
.‘Bldlitfi
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Land Plaster.
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. .Groui‘id Bone.
10,000;BEAN POLES
* Phone its-3.
:37 Washington St.
1-.2
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Our Entire Stock of
‘ Electric Fixtures and Lamps 1
at that, time dues will be payable. 0d. .
e e e nested to be pre- t
N‘D‘bm‘ M l q ' ‘ v Your high heels have put cums on
sent. -— SCHOQJIIJ (33‘;qu ‘ your toes and connects on the bottom
E - , 9
‘ ' ‘ “‘ ‘ l l “OS-“ll“"v ‘ ‘ 1TH of your feet, but why care .now.
( aptatns lingltu int s This tiny home howls
SENIOR “PROM”
"s l.‘ ‘lllF’lllHl'l Dunbar, and Second
M i H ' (Continuea rrom rtrst age.)
'l.ietitenatit"3tifllti were in Bridgeport;
-.~ ‘ ' we thcv attended ill) 5 _ '
list nliglll, whit . . t B id "(1 tori! (mo of [hp most llflllullll' lll NOl‘thlk
officer-s, interning, m the r .2] Hum “wd up to “.5 high reputation
armory. ‘Consl Artillery officers fromI lust evening. Couples came rolling ;
all sections 01 the state were. present, up to the high school in illllomobiles; 5 . . _ 5
and further arrangements were com-flatly ill the evening. lizinie. fashion J . 5
" . -- - was most assuredly oil the job. and ' '
- the mobiliZanon . . 5
DIN“ for meeting _ l ‘ last night, handsome evening gowns . t
order which has been for .u .V la
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your eeuty
an almost magic fluid. At
genius in Cincinnati dis-
covered this ether corn-
pound and named it free-
zone. Small bottles of
freezone like heré‘ shown
can be had at. any‘drugt
store for a few cents.
Don't limp or twist your
face in agony and spoil
but get a little bottle- of
581
]of the latest lsl)’lt$u\\\'t‘l‘0 worn by
fifteenth. the fair scx who attended the recepJ
{limit The ,g‘cntlctnen ‘prtrsenl Wore
i \vhitc flimncl trousers with blue serge
coats in mast instances.
DEPARTMENT _ 1 ml The auditorium of the school was
Mclnren received a pom" .. vbellllliflllly arranged l‘orlthe recoll-
Harbot' View, 1101). Thousands of streamers of the
icolors of old rose and silver enter-
_ . . -. , ‘ "tWined ‘llld \vere arrtiiiucd in the
. . Fieldin was filled a permit. ‘ ‘
5 P H“. fof C W Wav at OS_iSlltllle of :l large bell. In the front
to do tilting . .1 fit .1 .of the hall, the class motto in the
horn avenue and John it. (ill .n “‘5 colors of the class wa.: hung. Flags
given a permit to do plumbing in the, and banners added to the attractive-
5 ness of the hall. The proerttms were
same house. " ‘ .
.. ‘__‘_ very mat, the year being printed in Wlthout suffering one particle. You
W, old rose‘and silver on each one. ' EDITORIAL ation-e OC
PRA'SE HlM' . During the intermission which was . “"" ‘W
NOTES OF THE BUILDING
your tender, aching corn or callus. ln-
stontlydlie soreness disappears and
shortly you will find the com or cul-
lus so shrlveled and loose that you can
lift it off with the fingers.
Just. think! You get rid of a hard
corn, soft corn or a cornbetween the
toes, as well as hardened callu‘ses
Dr.
build a bungalow at
Beach at a cost of $1,500.
trmzone and apply a few drops on‘
i at a 25% discountlor three days.
l JUNE 21 - 22 — 23.
Combination Electric“ Iron and Stove
Don’t Miss This 0pporlunlty,Prices lire Going Higher
illEEboi VOLK ELECTRIC co.
50.580; MalnSt. So. Nor-Walk
.;
CENTRAL HOTEL
~ Fine .roornsfbyt’the.2day ”week-Steamboat“, electric
lights and gas.“ Finecafe attached; also Restaurant .Italian '
_ taken shortly before 11 o'clock, ice
.Only praise is due .the young. man cream and cake were served by the
, who ostentafiously displays his shanks graduating clogs. Delicious punch]
_ ‘ ' w was a so serve .
‘ “l a street ca" He wants you tokno ‘ The reception of the graduating
class of~1917 will be remembered all
.. one of the most. successful social ev-
. ents in. the history of the school. The
committee in. charge of the affair coir
sisted of Miss Marian Comes, Miss
Elizabeth Slawson, Miss Ethel M.,
. Roselle; Charles A. Murphy, Clayton]
Gregory andlhldward R. Sherman.
'.Miss»Dorothy Greenslein and Miss
.Olive 'Cole‘ ware also members of the
' reception committee.
RUTH-ERUGER
"MURDERED BY
ALFREDO COCCHI
attitudes
. Established ’ “1879"
...__—— .
how carefully his mother launders his
silk socks.
FOR
" WARM? WEATHER .
Men's, Women’s, Boys’ and
. Girls’. Oxfordsund Pumps 7',
rOur Linesof» Bubberfioled 7
Footwear; Will interest «you.
Books have been prepared:
\\ \\“.‘ \
. and wil be delivered ~to .nll
' subscribers to the Liberty
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APPROPRIATE FOOTWEA 1 ‘ .
iWhiter‘Shoes; rOxfordsr-rl‘umpti; ‘
and American style. ,
' Comer Monroe'and Chestnut St.
N. J. DISESA, Manager.
' Tel. 1555.
J.’ DISES‘A, Proprietor.
331.3(3an afiméliank
The iii-Check tBook,
. Is it»...wise to. keep your. money. in: theofllce, .at .home» or in
. .yourtpocket, when byplaoing it in .thistsank you have, without
most, the advantageof a. oheck-bookand the additional. security
.for your. surplus. funds? . .
, Checks are of value only.to. the personin whose {tailor .they
..are .drawnmthey .give..so.tisfa.otion. and .add dignity to . your:
.«buainesutrunsnotions. , '
I,,~Your,~personu1..intereats, we believe, are. well served by theg
x,.ha.ndy..ohecktbook. . ;
Fly a Flag! ‘
Red Cross Week l *
Good Quality Muslin Flags, 3x5 Feel
790
WHILE THEY LAST
RAYMOND 8: SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sts.
Notwalk
New "Models of White Shoes
For; Outings, Tennis, Yachting and General Wear
A host of attractive styles ‘for men, women and children.
Satisfactory White Stockings
Of Silk, Lisle, and High Grade.
Cotton ‘
*CONNE‘ALLY & BRACKEN "
81 Washington, Street. South Norwalk. 7
’ Children Cheerfully Painless
and Patiently «) > and Conscientious
Treated by Modern, ‘ Sympgflretllsgry
Painless Methods. Aceptic Oflice Treatment.
l
Gas Administend “
by the Oxygen
Method.
DR.S.M.~DEITZ
SurEeon
rillllNTlST
75 South Main Street
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p.
Moderate
(tharges for Very
Best Dental W__9rk.
Gold and Porcelain
Restoration.
All kinds of Artifi-
cial Dentures,
15 Years in
ni. b' a iiointment.
the Practice of ) H
High-Class Crown and Enid .
- Dentistry} H» WOfl‘k,‘ Etc: Ski!” a
uI y Dong
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Sample Blouses
50 Blouses in the group—only one of a. kind—made. of ex-
cellent quality Georgette crepe, crepe de chine and silk, in- a.
variety of models that; are attractive, distinctive and exclusive. ‘
.A good assortment of sizes.
Regular $5.95 to $7.50 values at
- $498
No special orders orduplicates to be hadwat these prices.
Come early for best: selection.
605121709
floor/M r5, ERICEX‘
, 86 WASHINGTON s'r.
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Bungalbw Aprons
A good line of Bungalow Aprons in various styles, button back,
side front, with elastic band at waist or belted, Percales trimmed
with contrasting colors, Fancy, Striped and Plaid Gingham:
trimmed with bias bands of contrasting colors and tick-rack
braid .. 75cto$1355
‘ Porch Dresses
Crepe Porch Dresses in pink, blue, maize, lavenderand white,
. .1We loan money. on-tfarm mortgage,
prisonvdoctor could find no symptom
numbness; and hlsrequestuwas' re-
m‘l. . . i ' IT by; I . ""
Coochl lbowrgreatlnterest in what t.Elmd&.GbV.er
parodronuuylngubout hint . _. 5 . . .
zarWuhineton St; ‘,
thepuperslt This also was refuse
I
against. the 1proton rules. “ i'rlte prison-
l . dvbhnloog'gedtltot be». allowed talr
Jenni Nomtut
2.00
Blue Chambraysund black and white checks with white colors
. $1.50
Garden snits‘
uConsisting of Bloomers and Bonnet in blue chambray and black
:t‘andwhite‘checkginghams $2t00
i,Small Percale Aprons with or without bibs . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3:350.
,. ‘ ]I MALLETTE _
.trss wnsnmoiron 8T. ‘ sourn nonwnurf
' Norwolk.
Gold mi;
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b.B JAtK
' ..OPTOMETRIST
~38 Wall-5 Street. ' . .
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