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' ' ' - ’ 1' Captain FOOD ram-mus comps.
WASHINGTON, .July 27.—-Patrlotic
, ~j.\:t\\ ‘ .H\\\l\.\_‘::‘§‘\‘;-:\\\\\\f$5M .~ demonstrations at the food training
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to Army in Training
01 We“ Known flakes l Col. Cornelius J. Vanderbilt, com-
Holeproot, Onyx, Shawkni't ‘
30c Per Fair and un— Onyx carried {mending the Twenty-second New York]
in Merits and Ladies: Engineers, realizins the value of ath-
7 . letics in the army, 3:“5 ,mpointed 041th
J. Hinges director of athletics. Cat-t.
Fiestas is to prepare :1 sustem of suit-
?fil‘v " “ :10? ‘i.’ ».
not: final
auburg, N. C.
out so fllh'.
tit. pic“. 1131“"
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letit‘ field
I “t‘ilI'l at least an eight lop‘
JOSEPH DAVIS ' ‘ *
track. I
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85 “ashtngton huge; The nit-n are mole than dtlisbted al'
"m the prospett of having something to
take up their time while under canvas.
The colonel‘s plans is to fill this time
with things that will be for“ the best
"physical advantage of the men. Prizes .
will be offered at the weekly athletic
games.
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TO ORGANIZE COUNTY
FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION
There will be a meeting at Paul
’Picrce’s farm. Hanover Springs, «New:
'town, Monday. at 2 p. 111., to organize
a local Xational Farm Loan associa-
llion for Fairfield county.
1 Professor Guy ‘C. Smith. of the Con-
dl necticut Agricultural college, will . no
at Avrick's to make room for post of. present to help in the organization.
lice addition. in is important that all farmers in-
iterested come to the meeting.
Call at m N. E. Ryan 0018 stone‘ Pierce’s farm is located three milesi
and ask to see the complete line of northwest of Newtown, near theilani
Mildred Stout undergarments-all not- ovre Spring railroad 3'0““: “'hAWh 15.
ed l'or mph. exclusive features. ' on the Litchfiel-l division. It is the
'second house south of the Hanover
Springs depot.
Letter Carrier Henry 0. Bailey re-v.
sumed his duties today, after enjoying:
a ten days’ vacation.
The work of laying concrete for the
pavement under the Washington street
railroad bridge was started today.
—Men's furnishings greatly reduce
0n the Marvin farm, in Trinity Pass.
Scott‘s Corners, are encamped a party
of Campfire Girls from Norwalk. They
attended service in Selleck’s church
last Sunday. '3
NEW CORPORATIONS AS FILED 1
WITH STATE SECRETARY}
HARTFORD. .lly 27,—F01lowing are?
____‘ -the' new corporations filed with theI
The annual water sports will take 5""9‘0’)’ “1 .fil'dif‘ 00051)” . _ )
place at the [Knob tomorrow after- thlmballs Inc, 59W Haven. 50:0“-
“can. The handsome silver trophies 200 shares at $1. t‘til'll. incorporttttn‘s.
for the various events have excited 11‘. 3- Kimball, L- IL ltlmball, A E-
much admiration this week in the dis- Kimball. all M New Haven
W. F Keeley company New Britain.‘
l v window of Ro era 8: Stevens’
213;“ g 010.000. 100 shares at $i00 each ln-x
' . .." . r 1" William Keeley, Ruth.
, . . . ""flii:w to.po .ttotk. .
‘ ll ’ Biderowsky. Mrs. Thomtls F. Keeley.
llletnbers oi the Public Utilities com.
mission. on a tour of inspection, came,
to Danbnry this atternoorr front Green-
wich. 'From this city they went to
New Haven by the way of Derby
Junction. The ‘commlssion traveled in
a. special train. Only a brief stop was
made here—Danbury News. '
all of New Britain.
Shelton Home llttildlng Association
lnc.. Huntington (new organization).
Bridgeport Silverware Manufactur-
ing corporation. Bridgeport. Certifi-
cate of organization. _
Ilillis Hewitt Brown Pubfidt'fitl
gcnmpttny luc.. New Haven (organiza-
tion). .
Miss Leila Oimstead, tvro is spend-
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ing the summtr Vlllh her cousin. «Miss SUPERVISORS OF COUNTY HOME
Hattie Ointstead. in Wilton. hoping to‘ CHILDREEN
region her illiilllll,'lfi improving slowly . HARTFORD, quy 27:41.“ ttlalo,
ruest \ . Lindon. who enlisted Bonrd of Charities has appointed Mlss'
Monday in the United States Naval . ..
Reserve force received h‘i callt dill) Mary C' Harris of Pittsburgh. Pn..
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. ' . .. ‘ l‘ C. Antler on of lint-ming-
XVednosdny, and left to report to the M” he] ‘9 Ft
Brooklyn navy yard.
—~The front of our store will be torn
out soon—buy men's shoe ‘here now
.nnd save money. Avricit, PfO, Block.
ton. and Mien Alice R. McAster ofi
Boston. supervisors of county homo
children placed in private throwers;
Each is to receive a salary of $1,200 a
yenr.
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l NORWEGIAN COMMISSIONER
HERE. ‘
“A meeting of Trinity Men's club was
held last evening, at which time a re-
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Buy now and save
1-3 on your re-
frigerator p u r-
chase.
rtnttsuunus FROM
$7.50 to $30
‘RUG SA
Rugs, Room size in all
patterns and quality,
from a Crex Rog to 11
Wilton or Velvet at 1-3
oil.
orex Rug, $6.95. 9 x 12 .1...
Brussel Rug, $17.95. 0 x 12 size.
Axminttter Bug, $19.95. 9 x 12 size.
Wilton Rug. $24.98. 9 x 12 size.
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OIL STOVES~BLUE FLAME
2 Burner $3.50. was $4.00 3Burner Si.95.was $6.50
We Specialize In Furnishing Homes Complete
Open 8 Charge Account
SIERIING fURNIIURE .(30.
127, 129. 131 Washington 81., So. Norwalk
Phone
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Salt slaciton
Mothers always look for sat-
isfactory wear when buying
Grumman's 311028.
We have many styles and pat-
terns of Summer Dress and
Play Shoes for the Little Ones.
Elwood&Glover
122 Washington Street
South Norwalk
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RAYMOND BRO'I HE ' p
1 Phone 1:3-3. ' r37 Vii-Ilium! it:
Building Material of Every Kim}
’ Sewer Pipe, Land Tile, Well Pipe
Fire Proofing Material, etc-
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1 The City N atonalBanv
Banking Connections
ness Banking necessities vary with the requirements of busiw
DECORATORS
Everything in Paints
and Wall Paper
Store Closed 1 P. M.
Saturday
10 First Street
East Norwallt .
The Little .Shop
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REIUILT- TYPEWRITERH. C.
Smith. Underwood,
Remington. all other
makes. sold, muted.
repaired. Rentals, 53
per month. Machines
sold at 85 per month. .
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
156 Folrflold Ave., Bridgeport. Conn.
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ZELUFF’S.
A.\' ATLANTIC PO‘RT. July 27.——.
The steamship bearing Dr. Fridtloll'.
Nansen. the Arctic explorer, and six!
other prominent Norwegians recently
appointed by their government as
members of :1 special commission to
the United States on the food supply
'iquestion, arrived here today.
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1 PUT ON DENTAL COMMISSION.
‘llAR'l‘FORD. July 27.-—Dr. George
S. 13. Leonard. of Mystic. was named
to the dental commission by Governor
Holcomb to fill out the term of Dr. A.
W. Crouby, 01' New London, which
runs to July 19 next year.
port on the recent motion picture show
was given. and the ntl‘air was shown
10 be a great succeSs. The special
committee on the sale reported pro-
gress, and two more members were
added to it. It was decided to hold a
moonlight sail to Huntington, L. 1.
within the next two weeks. '
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Three motor trucks loaded with rub-4
ber automobile tires went through“
Norwalk yesterday. hound cast. They
came from Akron. 0.. and they were
one of frequent shipments made by
this tire company in its own trucks to
overcome the slow deliveries due to
congestion on the railroads. Tbe'
. ' -, BLACKBE‘R-Y JAM GOES HIGHER.
trucks were equipped with heavy WASHmfiTON, July 26.—-—High
pneumatic tires. iprices of blackberry jam life giving
some concern to officials in charge of
Children Choorfully
Ind Pillontly
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Painless
and Conoclentloul
Dentistry -
Treated by Modern. ' .Sympathetlc
Palnleu Methods. Acepfic Ofice Tmtmont.
ll 0115.11.0an I
' ' Gas Administer“
”0‘19““ Surgeon by tho Oxygen
Charge: for Very
Boot Dental Work.
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DENTIST
70 South Moln Strut
Method.
Gold and Porcelain
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 D- . Restoration.
15 Your: In in. by appointment. All kinds of Artlfl.
the Practice of a" ”WW?“
Denflltl‘y. ful’ly an. '
-- Drug Store
.1 North Main Street
833-Phonos- 1 532}
Whittnan’sChocolates
Drugs Prescriptions
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The Gorhaln Co.
If prospective plans include the 0 onto of a. new
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additional bunk account. let us explain Baby five believe thi:
1 Bank 5 facilities will be of particular value. ’
It; will be worth your while to learn the 500 e of th rm
rendered customers of this conveniently locited 13d“ 2%
gressively managed institution.
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There Is True Economy
.In Buying a Reliable Refrigerator
We have the best made in all sizes. with Til E ‘
Galvanized Linings. Call and see them. e. nsmol or
PORCH FURNITURE, BUGS AND SCREENS.
RAYMOND é: SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sta. Notwflk.
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Continuing thé
. SPECIAL SALE
Ladies’ Black Pumps
Patent Colt and Kid Pumps. All the new styles.
$6.00 Grades now . . . . $4.95 $5.00 Grades now . . . . . . . . ”Add
$3.50 and $4.00 Grades now . . . . . . ..' ............ ’ -
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LADIES’ WHITE BUCK SPORT SHOES
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BORCH SHADES “1L '
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buying supplies for the army. An
PMAYFLOWERS! TAKE NOTICE ofilc‘al announcement toda id
1 . y sa. con-
All members of the Mayflower HOOk.slderatlon is being given a change of
and Ladder Company who can. reportxhe army jam ration "from blackberry
at the Armory Saturday morning at’straight to jams of alternating kinds.
7:30 o’clock sharp in uniform to par-.indndmg peach, Straw“??? and
ticlpate in the farewell demonstration plum." An American army ot1,300.000 '
to the Sixth Company. men would eat 5,290,408 tins of Jam in
a year. ‘
. camps to be conducted this‘fnli in con-
:- nectton with the leading fairs and ex-
positions will be under the direction
-of the Council of National Defense.
:2; l The council today sent out‘tfders to
, tall state \‘ounclls instructing them to
postpone action on patriotic programs
~ until a definite arrangement con .
be made. . -
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Managing
_ Estates
I '1 ‘V Experience, skill ind judg-
. mm are required in the
‘1’
¢
j j. WW .Of . an" estate- LOOKING AFTER amounts
2 This company has those quai- MORALs
.; If Fun“ "In. . look m” the / WASHINGTON, July 26.—The com.
'7 ,. 8385!! 915‘“! ”I‘m in the 'mlttee' on training camps activities
3m“ “91390 “at,“ ”IM”' 5 appomted to safeguard troopsagainst
tot-y manner. We not, as moral hazards and provide wholesome,
: ' j‘m-finmr, Gm recreation. tllscussed alone «tor; Work
, or WWI. When nam- today at its ttrstAmeetln’z.‘
‘ Led “.m‘eotttor or Trustee we
, malt "“o'hovchor' "8‘0“10r’mm '
~--A good advertisement pays M
v- in his best poplin
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' of Material
011 Every Garment You
Make by Using
l PICTORIAL
REVIEW -
_ PATTERNS
The Simplest, MostlEconomical,
\ Most Stylish Patterns, Made.
This Model Shows the New- '
est Sports Pluck. To Be
Fashioned of Plain and Fig-
ured Silk or Cotton. Make
it for Yourself and You will
combine Economy with t
Smart Style.“
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1W7»: AUGUST FASHION ,_ 1'. l
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if You llave.
. ,1 Any Junk
' if: : S. lane
Phone 499
87 Fort Street, East Harwell:
1111: 61115011551
= FOOD VALUE. -
nonootlroononto nes-
sert. - Sold_al.l\ll Stores.
'lry‘l‘lten.
~» Frisbie’s' Pies ~
1 11. 12.15.1111. $3.65. 8 11. 51.50.1011. $11.51
* A. J. Gollins Co.
I 0- B. JACKSON
I OPTOMETRIST ‘
. 58 Watt Street. . _ ’
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in
.Sltol! Shut-On and Ofiter'Monntingo. _ -
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Thorough "examination Of‘the eyes. Dcnllou' W
fions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
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mxmwn SALEDN‘ALL emoticons
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with. Mutant out spoon...“
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