‘ rployers.
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BRIDOEPORT TINNERS WANII
‘ {I MORE.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, July 30.—-T11c
tinnets have put in a request for an in
i
‘crease in wages from the present min-‘
lmum 0? $4. 36 to $5 a day and the mat
. ‘0
.‘fi if
Knowzin-.T1me '3
Many a man who ne-
glected to find out What
kind of ."gas
into hisitank at the'filling
station finds out to his
sorrow afterwards.
There is so mubh differ;
' ence between SOCONY;
’ and just gasoline” that
1t pays to he particular.
Knowing in time sauce
power loss and motor
In... “ii“
aintoc
fact-m
£336 anywhere you buy dot.
Bnyundertho'SOCONY ' " 5
Itwillinsureyonamore-
6111'. motor.
Siandardifildlowf New York
oh'ne” went.
youareah-
Company
ci-r
II. S. Putney
The Sign of a Reliable Dealer
Westport, Conn.
Westport Garage
Baugatuck, Conn.
O
and the World’s Best Gasoline
DEALERS WHO SELL
VSOCONY MOTOR GASOLINE
Nor-walk. . South Norwalk
Belward d: Buttery W. R. Austin 0
. I. Reliant S. L. Benedict
' C. K Hunter Hardware It Auto
F. E. Lockwood a: Supply Company
Co. B. Hershfreid and
Paul Preusser Son
(Peddler) C. H. Hurlbutt
Reynolds Motor A. Modne
Car Company E. F. O'Connor
A. E. Rowe (Ped- Riccio Brothers
dler) . Louis G. Robichaud
'l‘ B. Wickwire Samuel Taviin
S B. Wilson Yaast Brothers
D. Luciano L. M. Wright
i Saugatuck Manu' East Norwalk
feicurlng 00' A. H. Rainer
Greene Farms, Ct. W. C. Moe
_ T. J. Shaunnessey “eddy % ‘ Ayers
WM i . Newton, Conn. Mom" “1 “0' .
.1 Cranbury-Norwaik
VI. E. Ashton 8 . ..
’ Buur Ii: Company A~ . (”9801)
\ P. H. Spellman Silvermine-Nomalk ,
Darin, Com. 1. Reliant . ‘
E. .T. Bates ’ Wilton, Conn.
Darlen Garage Wm. Hartwig
Sterling Motor R. w, Keeley p
Wilton Garage
Rowayton, Conn.
Patrick Muilaney
Samuel Mead .
A. 8. Mills ‘f
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Milton}
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-'ioh\| .‘Il. until Hnuliltl l)
.1 IC.JtlIiU|l(U
.ll.lrl .1! 114' - ‘
o-‘_A‘ .
mom with that of the tlnners, got 85 ai
day two weeks ago,
SPECIAL AGENT IN GORFU.‘
COIIFU. July ail—H.
pmcl‘at lite is now lIclieIed
FOREST FIRES DYING OUT
i rauxta, 13. 0.. July 30. —l‘otesti
iiircs throughout the Kooienay disttlcii
iwere diminishing. Dangm to human}
to how. passed. 1
i
301' has been referred to a joint con Dodge, speClai agent of the Steel De 9'1""? INSUUCUOH Of Inluabic llmbcrj
lerence committee of the men and em- partment of the United States Milwtcontiunes 1‘0“”19‘91
One or two shops hate al- ch here today “1th his family.
Thc‘paid an official visit
woody granted the increase.
'Ipiumbers, who had an identical agree; Premier and Foreign Minister.
THE KIBNEYS IF
YOUR B
l“.- Should Drink lots oi Water and Eat lessfilleat
Noted Authority on Kidneflilisorders or
I
Recommends a Spoonful of lad Salts In hiss of Water Before
Breakfast to Stimulate Kidneys and Eliminate F
{km 0
\
I
. become overworked,
9 lumps of lead
of! the W
as
n the easier Is I)
diink
Ho 1
to‘ the Servian. ‘
BK HURTS
When making comment mush, stir
‘all the tiara. i
1
San
the this Acid
5r. Urié acid In meat excites the kidneys, they,
¥t sluggish, ache, and feel
he urine becomes cloudy.
e bladder is irritated and you may be obliged
{,5 seek relief two or three times during the night.
When the kidneys 6103 you must. help them flush
urinous waste or you’ll be a real
ackgperso hortly.L At first you feel a dull
dney re ‘91:, you suffer from
niness, stomach gets ‘
atéd and you‘dieel rheumatic
. then act: fine.
. Sc-
breakfast: for a few days and
the acid of grapes and lém‘on juice, combined
.with lithia, and has been used for genera-lions
‘ to clean clogged kidneys rand stimulate them
_ to normal activity, also to néuhiafize the acids
in urine. ‘so it no Iong'er' Is a source of irritation.
thus ending bladder r. eakn
' Saitsia' mexpensiv on not minus, malt
‘ a delightful effervesoen oh i;
byeryone should take
’lr'd d '
\
your kidneyE will
This famous as. ts on model rom
I
‘Frahk P, him-choose spent Sunday
III East Hampton.
’I
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Gariman
spent Saturday with South Norwalk
friends /
_!._.___ . '
Mrs. GaspoIe Piazza is entertaining
her mother and two sisters from New
York.
. \ 5‘,
if
The Norflold Thimble Club will hold
its regular semimonihly meeting on
Thursday afternoon. ‘
. ”‘7'
Mr. Thieie, of New York, has
been in .town for a visit with his
.daughter, Miss ElsaThiele.
«Relatives from New York and Edst
Norwnlk have been guests of Mr. n'hd
Mrs. Phillpflel‘hal‘dt. ‘
Mrs. Martin Peterson and children
of the West Side, spent the w-eek end
at the. residence or her uncle, Adam
Kernel A.
Rev. Aleimner Hamilton of Rye, N.
Y, has been a visitor in town, and on
Sunday conducted service ‘in his 'for-
mer pulpit in Emmanuel, Church.
where he was rector for several years ;
(“hen residing in Weston. .
A fine time who enjoyed by all re.
sent at Norfield Grange Friday e&n«
lug, when- that- organization entertain:
ed visiting delegates from New Can-
aan and Cannon Granges. An‘enjoya-
his program was followed“ by a fine ‘
supper, which the Norfleid ladies
know so well how to prepare. A class
of severhl candidates will soon be . . ‘
. initiated by 'Norfield Grange. ‘
runes reasons ‘IN‘ iJAIL‘I
SPOKANE, Wash, “Ju1y"30.-icarl G. , :1 ,
Grossman and two companions, a man '- j
and a woman. are held in city jail h‘erc , " ‘
today, under the Espionage Act They;
1'0 W
3mm“ on»:
M W to Lead ”AI-dob late the
Ware 0! PM" the M ii Do-
oeive Enemy.
WASHINGTON. D. C». Juli! 30—13110
war department is proceeding sails,
tactorily with the organization of the!
Litchfield, Conn. ‘ i
Under the leadership of Paul Bar-t-i
lett.m01e than a score of Washington
artists, sculptors and architects hater
enlisted for the corps; ‘
It is planned to work out at Camp
Columbia camouflage ideas which;
have been considered only theoretical-i
ly, and the members will be under in:
struction by reterans of the Canadian]
expeditionary force. i
Camouflage is a word taken from
“at-got" of the Parlsion artist. It is
their slang word for taking and since
the war began in Europe it is a gener-
al term used for the branch of the ser-
vice'wbich has to dowith concealing
things from the observation of the
enemy'. ariationctar i 0..
enemy 's aviator's and oflicers" teles-
copes, by painting canvass and a hun-
enemy.
For instance, the Camouflage Corps
in France does such work as stretch 1
ing cant ass oxer the big guns and
painting it so as to make it appear
like a plain wheat field to the aviators.l
and then paint a big gun on a‘ canvass
some miles away to draw the enemys
fire to a useless point.
WATERBURY IN mnkNess
FOR 45MINUTES
WATERBL‘RY, - Conn. July
Lights and power
shut off at 12:10 yesterday morning
for three quarters of an hour.
Only two firms, an ice cream man-
ufacturer and a novelty concern, were
notified. The Southern New England
Telephone Company and the Water:
bury Republican were taken by sur-
prise.
The telephone lines were not in
teriered with but the newspaper
plant was completely held up for
about an hour. Frederick J. Lyons,
local superintendent of the U. E. L.
were being made to a circuit wire in)
the center of the City, “illcil wasl
struck hy‘ lightning in last Friday a
storm. " \.
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BODY FOUND AFTEL‘ 5 YEARS
\VlNSTE-D, Conn, Jilly SL—Wm‘k'
man cleaninzmutthé dam at the plan .
Camouflage Cor'ps, which is going into‘. __
camp next month at Cdmp‘ (olumbia, '
dred devices utilized for deceiving the '
3L"!
in the cit; were;
Imd W. Company said that the rcpairs . ‘
' M
and it makes dusting a
pleasure. The entire base
15 within easy reach . . ‘ ,, Mm.
Tilt the'topkarid roll it away: .COMPLETF. PEDESTALS
on its Own 'Casters “ll-1e“II TABWIIYS Pel‘fect 'Wheihel’t
housecieaning ‘ It will then Liable Is in extended or closed;
gothrough narrow doors and posrtron.’ ».
stand firmly wherever leit.‘ iA'W'Y' “'0“! because each
4-.» t i
Tilt the top lor large gatliE'r‘F filfifigabaiirglfomplem 0:1 or
ings and it will take up. a Always "go because each halt
minimum space against the base Is supported on 3 bastard:
‘Wfill Or in the corner. Always tightly, prim, neat, '
Amr~n1
The TILT-TOP“ is furnished on Mr“TWIN” TABLES onl
A table lasts a lifetime. therefore it is wise to look into its me
very carefully before purchasin. The TILT-TOP “TWIN
is made to suit every taste an purse. ' Call and see the f
, Ag]. Angevine &‘Son Co."i
0 Beautiful Bust and Shoulders '
are possible if you will wear a scientifically constructed
Blen Jolie austere.
The droning wpight of an unconfined bust so stretches “lg!
IuPDortinc muscles that the contour of the figure to mi
put the bust back where it
graceful line to the entire uppehr y.
They orethe daintiest and most serviceable garments insulin
noble—come In all material: and styles: Cross Back. H -
I-‘ront, Surplice. Bandeau. etc. Boned VI ith Walohn," ti»
, rustielss bouiur‘permltfial washing without removal.
Have your dealershowdy ou'Bien Jolie Brassieree. it not my
ed, we will gladly sen him. prepaid, samples to show not.
BENJAMIN o; JOHNES. GI Warren Street. Newark. N.
crrrroii iifiinrnnt _
Dine where it is 0001, Clean, Comfortable. i
'of the Winsted Manufacturing Com-
pany discovered the skeleton of a wo-'
Iman lacking the head and. one arm.
It was identified (is the remais ot-
Illiss \iargaret. Cosidine, who disapi
pealed more than file years ago Parts}
of a skirt still on the bones made iden- j
iiticntion possible, '
The woman, who had experienced
mental trouble, was missed on the re
turn of her sister alter a Christmas:
shopping tiip. A long and wide search'
CENTRAL HOTEL
. Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electfl
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also thtaurant. Hall
and American style.
Comer Monroe and Chestnut St.
N. J. DISESA. Manager.
. Tel. i555
J. DISESA. Proprietor
failed to re\ eal the fate of the “martian
M
A GREAT, MEDICINE
That most successful of all remedies.
for uomen’s ailments, L\ dta E. Pink- i
haur’s Vegetable Compound, owes itS‘
'origin to a botanic recipe. nirich came
into the possession of Lydia E. Pink-
ham about fifty years ago.
This recipe had’provcd so effective
in the practice bf a skilled physician
thaLMrs. Pinkhrim procured the herbs,
and steeped and preprued them in true
old time fashion on her kitchen store
for her friends and neighbors to ho sui— x
[cred from uornen's ailments. Tiié,
fame of the rhinos of this upnderfuit
medicine spread untillt is tOdoy rec
ognlzed as. the standard remedy for
woman's ill—Adv.
M \_—.
--A good advertisement pays best
In the bust paper.
KIMONOS
Ladies’ Long Crepe Kimonos, plain and fancy,
$1.00, $1 25, $1. 75, $2 60, $2. 9
Ladies' Short Silk Kimoncs . . . . ................ . . . . 2. $2.50»:
Ladies’ TWO piece Porch Dresses 1n black and white checks with 1
white Collar and belt. ..... ........ _. . . .— ..... $1.50
Ladies’ Three- -picce Dresses, skirt, blouse and cap, in pink and
white stripes, trimmed with plain color, and elastic be$lt, 50
. 1
x v
Separate Caps, all colors.
I. I. MALLETTE
SOUTH NORWALKL .
..............
88 WASHINGTON ST. t
Mildred Sloul
Undergarments
. WE SPECIALIZE in a line of Undergarments for stout 3
ladies—a line that has many exclusive features that; insure ‘
COMFORT, FIT and DURABILITY ' -
"Mildred Stout” GOWNS, CORSET COVERS DRAW-r,
mas, comma-irons and ENVELOPE cashew-an
made of the best materials, carefully and artistically designed—I
stylish, airbag and durable. .
i It. will interest you, and save you Worry, thought and
1‘ money, to call and ask us to show you the complete line of
Mildred Stunts, all noted for their exclusive i‘eaiures ‘
u.
Norwalk Chronicler