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NOR WALK
SOCIETY
and Personal
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“ WEAR
{11 Willie, Voiles, Poplins, Gab-
' m Soiscttes, Wash Silks”:
'flintlums, Percales and other}
good: in plain colors, stripes 1111113
Myfigurea. 3
' E. K. BANK S‘
Hahackemo Hotel Block. 3
South Norwalk. f
m VICTOR RECORDS
For August
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3 After L1 very enjoyable camping trip
3 311'. and Mrs, 11".1 0. Gregory, Mr. and
V 3115 Pirie \l '1cDonaid, Jessie lilac
3‘ Are NOW on 833163 llonild :1111 Douglas . \‘ash lflPlulnf‘d to,
110111es last 9Vlt‘lli‘fS. 3
311"? l 11?} lif'lch‘
-DONNELLY’S 3'111e31'1r11t‘tzvous was Pops liloul'.
33:11.11. lit-“.1: Weston. '
16 So. Main St I 3 .—
SOUTH NORWALK. 3 311‘s. Harriet (‘11:1nlbiiss, 313‘s. wu-
" "'V'" ' ' lianl ll. Earle, '.lit‘s. B. W. Rick-
: cl". liazcl llvkmten. George F.
NOW , \‘l'oodwa'd and Randolph Betta, of
h the Tune t0 confider .\or'.walk are in Gland Rap 119 Mich,
3" Rapapering Your Home 331 a‘: to nd the 1' dl‘lt’ Acnow wed ling t0
HOUSE PAINTING 13.} held in that (l!) 1313,: melting.
Estimates Cheerfully Gven r" _ 3
0.111 US—PLODR 1446 Ml‘. and 13:5. (‘2ll‘Old 11113133171; n1
Smmtord, an 1111'. an 1.: .' uis
'108 g; gdifgugt-gom'alk \l'm'dch of Noz‘waik are 10111' In:
' " " 0' ' England in automobiles. (in S'I‘u titty
' they were at the Narragunsew Hotel,
"3 Providence.
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' C't News ' The Misses Sidona Gilman. of 11:11
timm'c. Md, and Betty Silbel'man, oi
' 3 Slalnt‘woll. returned 11311110 afttl spend-
ing a few davs visiting Miss Gellrude
Shmlisk‘V “"105" ”333 Tullov, :11 her 11011131 on 16 Grove
was completed before stvcet.
Judge '(‘andce yesterday :It'tt-z'uoon,
was] acquitted, AHOI‘W‘.“ “‘0 Davis lial'l'y “ocdwald Earle of East
represented Mr. Sllilf’llSk)’. avenue, and Miss Rose Lillian Alglen
“' of Grand Rapids, Mich. will be 111111<
tied at the home of the bride's pur-
lnouis {or
reckless driv ing
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The national encampment of the G
'A. R. will be held in Boston, August cuts this owning.
'1025 and it is expected that many peo- —~-‘
"1110. from this and vitinit) will tat-kc l'ld 0-33.111"\iallcurbas li‘llll‘llt‘tl hmnt'
vantage oitbc low I‘ailload {arcs pr-o 1‘01“ F033 1'!“ ‘1) “1‘ “1131”“ “""3
m3 'Irided for the occasion. out with the Sixth Compt'lm boys, bl‘.
" failed to pass the fcdc!‘ ll phv Sic :11 1'\
Doctors and nurses in this city arc :11:,ih:311-1s.
'interesied in the proposed registra-
lion of medical workers that may be
called for ill this state within :1 short 3‘
dime. Doctors and nurses 111a) be an enjovable visit with
' obliged to register that the state's (“t“l‘ "11d “1‘5 5131'? “1'3““ V‘Wi
' medical resources may be known 3113-113
Miss
\iiss Annie
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Farms in the vicinity of Norw alk 3
need men so budlv that appeals are 33‘ “‘13 3“ 131" Quartermaster ““3” “3
being made in New York for farnl- 131“ $311331“ 3" enjoying a 5310“ my"
hands. who are guaranteed ,2 3'5 :1: 131 $4" 31111811 at his home in l. nion Park.
umonth and board. So serious is the
{arm laborer problem it may become
necessary to draft men for farm work 3 3
alter the manner of the military (innit “Yum“! "m
._ lit with tlitnds in \".c11110nl
Cultivators of flowers fruits and 3
fizwcgetables in Norwalk ale awaiting
filth interest the opening of the an- 3'1““ “ avenuc,
nual exhibit of the Stamford Ilol'ticul “33 33‘“ 3““33‘ “““““35‘"-‘ “3 3 “'3‘ "3'“
' tural Society. which will be bold in 13353“ 3031-113
the Stamford armory November ‘.I
and 3. Receipts will be dividctl lic‘
‘ tween the Red Cross and (bust Artil-
3 lery companies.
311's. Addie London and her 51311, .1.
air lotltion, of Why avenue, 11"1 ‘t
a w'-'tek s enjovoblc \is-
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Mr. and “\lrs Jo~t p11 Enalleslti of 12.
are quittiv ctlchrat-
Miss Nollie O‘Brien, of Nol‘walk, is
:3 gucs‘. a! the home of Mr, and 1111‘s.
F. 1., \\'et'3d, Oennkc :Ivcnuc. New Can
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; City business is entirely swaiiowcti , ”‘fl
1 up by work bearing on getting: Nt'1'3 3"" Y‘" “3‘“ "q" WH'H'H' '0 "'
..'walk's quota for the i‘t‘bl notional 313311.13» in Wil‘llmfilt‘n strc3'2.:tlll‘1'3l
army So busy 111'}: the mayor and city “" “k" “331v m \1'31031 Island-
clerk catching up on the t'xernpticn
‘ ' (‘3 33m [11ml] 3: annYln" n “'(“11 .4
hoard work, answcl'lnc 111::1131tcrabln '
\113 ".3311: il'om his (intros wi 11G
,‘among Danbul‘y people who visit Bell .
island and othcr places in the vicinity W
The famous Hotel for WOMEN
‘ cf NorWalk harbor, are recovering tron
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find lighthouse last week. Mr. Stabcll's
e—mnbury News. ' 29138.8! 291]: St” New York City
the effects of injuries received when a
.i’t arm is still partly paralyzed and Martha H “Shingtan'
0M our 500 lpodou
' U S SES room you may oclecl‘:
' bolt of lightning strucl: the Smith :s-
”75.6mm” is recovering from burns. 3 our! 0" mm mm,
ono ”31.501111: day and
81.00 per day on
32ml. several token
room to other. We servo
' . ° 3 meme cntToblo d’Hou
russ Flttlng , mega: 3 22:31.11- d
Sttllsdn- -POW¢ll Corporation3 noun Afi‘lb'gbuglg'lONAL lNl‘Dllfl'flOI
war, m -m-M .
Bessie Ferguson returned '0'
er home in \‘orwalk, after spendinz'
1’3'i\:‘:lc 1). Allen lletts, 11.1.31 ‘5 a '
questions about exemption cluinzs 11nd .
z ‘ . lull str'ct r"sneer.
other phases of the work. that few llrut “33 \ ' r 3
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3 havelt;nte_tc1r.lfitn.cst 1.1101431 to h.. .31 N33: Hamming Mum“) 111111111113
:2];ng 11ml), 1:1“ national matters .1 Quinlan is in Waterbury, this alloc- 3
u '5 p 1.0011. on 1111511101313. 3
, Mr. and Mrs. Thorsten Siabcll, (,‘i' 13",“, “313.3333”. ward: 3353390 wig! {.03
‘Smith Island, 0” Norwalk, 1’0”] (‘3 hold at the Nol'walk Yacht Club to.l
whom have many acquaintances 3,3,, cw ”9,13“;
CIGARETTE PRICE.
JUMP 20 PER CENT,’
Eight cigarettes instead of 10.
an increase in the price, is the latest
Tword that local tobacco dealers have,
received from the manufacturers. This
iruling will take. effect the first or next
.‘month and lust which method will be
pursued has not been decided as yet.
‘ ‘ Tobacco which was tormerly packed
in tins will be in paper containers
and there will also be a reduction in
inmamount. Local dealers do not
think that this reduction will, have
any effect. on the trade in general.
3 The manufacturers state that they are
forced to bake this stand in the mat.
191‘ as the cost- of production has in-
creased materially during the last few
months.
During the last six months ciga1<
ettes of various brands have int. 'eased
3in price but some of them hme
‘; remained at the old price. Local
dealers expect the new rule will
effect practically every brand of cigar-
ette on the market at the present
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it is also understood that the fancy
containc's will be done away With
and leplnced with plrin paper con.
miners. it the price of cigarettes
continues to increase thcy will be
placed 131011;' 1111 the lift with other
t‘xpcnsiw iuxutics within :1 short
time.
; MUNICIPAL MARKET A SUCCESS.
SPRIV‘ .‘l‘lltlHD Mass, Aug.
Springfield’s municipal market opt nod
:31 sutttsstllll': this morning that
mum of the produce \cndcl's w 01c sold
out before :30 0"clotk, 1113' (111‘ {/1
hour :11th opcuin" The marltct, ts—
tablished by a spot 1.11 city council com-
mittce and backed by the Central La-
bor Union, is lun on the producer to-
consumer basis and will for thc pres
out be open three days a w.eek Prices
today ruled much below those of letail
3111‘01111011 stol'sc
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EUGENE FIELD'S HOME BURNED.
.\E\\ l-‘ANE, \I., Aug. 7.———The boy-
hood home 0: Eugene mm, the poet.
' in this town, was burned vcstcl'day.
,Thc hon c was built by F1 eltl's grand-
siatller, llcneral Martin Mold, and was
one of the lundmalks of the locality.
’l‘hc \illagct's had diilicultv in saving
31110 town hall and a church which won»
thlcatcncd b) the flames
3DEPUTV' U. S. MARSHAL ENLISTS.
\Hltl 130110 \lttss. All: 7.‘t”hl'isto-
plltt (‘hiloue. :1 tic-ultv lnitcd 51111133
marshal stationed in this thy, is the
311ml federal otlicial in~ this state to be
ltirawn 11 the draft for the National
'Alln}. (111110119, who is :1 Well known
athlete said that he would not claim
tbc cutnption to which he was un-
3llllt‘il bv reason of his position.
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AUTOIST NOT HELD RESPONSIBLE
NEW HAVEN, Aug 7.——~2\‘o criminal
rcspousibililv is found by DOW") Cor
nun Kcnncth Wynne' in connection
with the death of Eliabeth Dincen, live
years old, who was killed here on July
31 by an autumobllo driven by Charles
Elsenhnrt, as she ran from behind an
ice wagon. The deputy coroner, after
accld-le-lntal.
3L3o'n'rmuo mom 'rwm
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ON ,BACK OF 11's VIOTIM
SOUTH COVESTRY,
the absence of a local physician, Dr.
W. 1... Higgins
ed to Tolland on Thursday of last
week to 1111033} three persons who
had been injured by lightning during
the severe storm which swept a path
through this semen of the state . on
that afternocn and had the oppol‘
tunity to observe some queer pranks
plztved by the lightning
The 11331111: of John Letan was
struck, 2111] Andrew t‘llazzar of New
Y 1k, his daughter, Mrs. Margaret
Kozwl, also of New York, and May
l.Pl‘dll, need 10 3-1.. the daughter of
J. i '1 1.1-: 7 vstze Injured. Dr. Ilig—
3.311.: describes their injuries as fol-
lows: 0n til»: back of Mr. Chaszar,
just below his right shoulder blade,
there was the photograph of :1 spruce
twie. the impression being in red and
about one foot square, and very clearly
outlined.
Mot Len-.11 l‘t't‘l'l‘v’é’d two similar im-
pl'Ps'sions, one. about three inChes long
just below the light shoulder blade
:111d 1311” (llllr‘l‘ about the same size and
above the 1151111 knee and in front”. 011
both the 1112111 and the girl the inl-
‘pl'essions were more vivid at first and
are now 11131111: 0111.
MOTH‘S WING MOVEMEN-T
The moth has :1 curious habit. d0-
vcloped (131" 311g lllilllv centuries, when
at rest, 0" r-rawlilltz slowly about the
leaves and stems of plants, of kcepill:
up :3 constant, gé'nllt’. fanning motion
of tho wings. which when seen from a
short distance appears like :1 snake's
hcad ill. 31133 :11" of stl‘ikinu.
TOBACCO FOR TROOPS 1N FRANCE
\‘i'.-‘\.~‘lithlT().\’, Aug. 7,—«Tl‘m
Young Men's Christian Associatitm
shipment of tolmcco for the American
troops in France has been lost. \t'ol‘d
came from Paris today from the Lid
t‘l'o<s Commission to Front-r- that no
suilzlblc tobacco to replace the lost
thiplnctll wax' obtainable there, and
urged that ten tons of tobacco be 539111'
at Once.
The Red ('1'054 War 1 ouncil immu-
dintwlv :lcccptt'al an offer to the 1.11:3
L't"t and Meyer 'l‘ob'lcco (‘olnpany 10
dona'e 1,500,000 cigarettes. 20,0033
packages of smokin: tobacco, and 10,-
313131 cuts of chewing tobacco. which
will be forwut'dcd to the American
31't:ops at once. " France has agreed to
:3111113'! 1110 tobacco tree of duty, as
well as all othbl' articles for the Amer-
ican soldiers.
Aug. 7.——ln ‘
of this village was call-‘
3 was in Brooklyn.
AUTOMOBILE may";
REACH $1,027,129 86
Hartford Leads in Number of Pleasure
Cars Registered
Daily receipts at the office of 539.19
Automobile Ctmlmissioncr Robbim B
Stoeckel, from October last,
to vesterday, total $1,027.123. St}. T121 593
receipts include fines, legistla' ions ofj
automobiles, operators licenses,
January, which
December, 1916, was the lowest
$3,919.27
The receipts by months follow:
tober 314.9335AB, November SS. '
December 53, 919 7, January 545;, {3141 '39,
February $73,737. 37, March .4.,"f._".‘_.2'3
April $183.o31t1.51, May
‘June $51,647.04, July 57.12
with
$717.71 3331.
24.84. This
makes a tool up to August of $1.018;
4339.18. The receipts for every day
since Angst 1, follow: August 1, $2,-
.3'967. ‘12: August '3, $1,5'x‘31133’3; Au'qusl 3.
$9931.64; August 4, $1,057.74: August ti,
$2,058.32. ’
An appropriate €>lllllitfP of
registration cards of New Haven.
l‘ridgcport and Hartford, show that
this city leads in the. number of plea-
sure cars during the year thus for.
with .3500. Bridgeport lt'litlS in the
nunlbtl of commercial cat's registered.
1.0.70 and also in the lllll'll3‘t'l' of mo
tol'cyclesle"istert>ti, .5llL'l'lf01‘tl
last in the number of 1no‘orcyclc
wi‘h 3.30. The table fol lows:
t‘ortl—d’icasul'e cars 8,3330. (331111113333713'31
(:I:'s, 1.4330; Inolol'cvcles. 7570. Brilg1‘»
port—Pleasure curs. 7.333313;
is
t'tlillm“ Uni
cm, 1 ..3‘3.’.33: motorcycles. 3327.. New.
lleven—l’lcasul'e cars. 75.33: 30111»
nlcrcial cars, 1,600; 1no'.ortytlc=. 1:30.
YOUNG FLYER KILLED
BY PROPELLER BLOWS
Harry Wells, 24, Was to Have 'Fl'zen
Married Saturday
NEW YORK. A111. 7.~Ileulv \‘Cclls,
in training with the [mi 01 States
reserve {lying corps patrol at Hun:-
inutcn Bay, 1.. 1., mar here,
killed ,vestr'l'liai' by blows from the
propeliur of his llydl'oait‘tfiane when
he tried to start it by hand upon the
failure of'the self starter to work.
The whirling blades arc thought to
have sucked him against them. trac-
tux'ing his skull and brcuking his
arm. Wells, who was 21 years
was to be married next Saturday.
was i’ornicrly
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possession or Vera Cruz.
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' Beautiful Bust and Shoulders
Ire poulblo i! you will we" I Iclentiflcolly constructed
Bien Julio Bunion.
The droning weight of an unconfined bust so utretches tht-
supporting muscle: that the contour of the figure is spotted.
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graceful line to the entire upper body.
They are: the dainticst and most scrviccablcgarmcnts imagi-
nable~comc in all material! and stylles ( was [luck Hook
Front Surplit‘c. Bandeau. etc.
rustle:- boning-1n rluitunz w 115111113 w ilhout rc Inmal.
llnvc y our dealer show v on Blen Jolie Brnssicrcs. "no! stock—
ed, we will gladly send him. prcpuid samples to show you.
. [tout the but back where it b"
on”. prevent the full bu-lt from
haviur the appearance of flab-
blncss. eliminate the danger of
dmninx muscles and confine the
00.111 of the shoulder [lVlllK u
Boned with‘ \\ 11311.13 the
BE\J.\bIlN d: JOHNES, 51 Warren Street. Newark N. J. .
JAKE 831118 FOR
THE KIDNEYS IF ‘
Yllllll BABK HURTS
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Every Night
.1111: its dangers. Disastrous fires, burglars and sneak thieves
take their toll of valuable property, somewhere, nightly. But
'; never from the safe depositboxes in this bank’s vault—a pri-
vote; protective service that anyone may obtain for $4 a year.
Not insurance, but absolute security—tonight and every
night—for your «contents, jewels, securities, etc.
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,mjsery in the kidney re
the this Acid
3 ' Urié icid' in meat excites the kidneys, they
3 bécomo overworked, get sluggish, ache, and feel
i like lumps of lead. The urine becomes cloudy,
the bladder 15 irritated, and you-may be obliged
to seek relief two or three times during the night.
When the kidneys clog you must help them'tlush:
. off the body’ 8 urinous waste or you’ll be 113 real
nick pe't'son shortly. At first you feel 8.111011
”11, you suffer from
' backoche, sick headache, iness,’ stomac gets
3399151", tongue coated and you feel rhea atic
'twtn en the weathousbad. » ..
"Ki Eat'loss meat, drink to. of micro
34:01:» ,.3 ,3 actstjdur ounces of Jud ,,
then act fine.
an.“
breakfast for a few days and
' We Shall Drink lots of Water and Eat less Meat, §ays
1:: Noted Authority on Kidney llisntlers if" '
' W003 a Spoonful a: lad Salts In ltlasfu Waterletorei.
“Q Breaklast to' Stimulate Kidneys anti Eliminattl {‘2‘ '
our kidne s '1!
This famous sal'ts is madeyfrvtl'm
the acid of grapes and lemon 111cc, comb
with lithia, and has been used'for generat'i'tl:
to clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to normal activity. also to neutralize the acids
in urine, so it no anger is a. source of irrita '
thus a2311:1133 bladder weakness. . “0".
_ ~ a is is inexpensive, cannot l
a delightful effervescent hth1a~wajerqtlhurnelr :YJII'SY:
everyone sh0uld take now an tiled
okidneys clean and active.
they sell lots of Jud Solis to folks
kidney
to keep tho
to here 311 ~
Dm'évxv'l'l'o believe. ill
wh'lo it}: 11111;
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. when tire,
fiscal year 01 the department began;
etc.
The heaviest month thus far has been,
totalcd 5152.9919133
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" LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS
the
Ty”!
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in the navy and was'
with the American forces which took‘
His home’
Sentinel Advertisement
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$5.00 SILK SKIRTS .......... . . . . . . . . . .............. $3.95
$4.00 SPORT SUITS ....... . . . . . . ................... $1.95
SPECIAL SILK WAISTS . . . . . . . . . ................... $1.99
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OUR SALE OF
CONTINUES THIS WEEK
Wednesday’s Advertisement
mu. ems
This Week’s Special
ll. DIGKERMAN & SON’S
3 nEPARTMENr 51011.5
81 Washington Street ‘3 Phone 446
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WWW
Choice Cooked Meats to Serve
Cold for Luncheon
‘Armour s Veri‘oest Corned Beef, No. 1 can 30s, No. 2 can 550
Armour s Potted Men-t ................ 6c can 50 12c can 100
Armour” s Sliced Smoked Beef. ... Small jar 181:, large Jar 30::
Derby Brand Calves Tongue, jar ....................... 55::
Derby Brand Lunch Tongue, jar . . .................... 55c
Beardsley’ s Sliced Dried Begin ............ 203:, 359, 43c jar
Armour’ 5 Vienna Sausage . ., ..... . . No. 1 tin 130 No.2 tin 23c
De1by Brand 011 Tongue (Whole), large jar .......... $1 45
Richardson 81 Robbins! Boned Chicken, large can . . . . . . . . 700
Armour’ s Veribest Chicken Loaf, large can .............. 25c
Armour’ s Pure Deviled Ham or 'l'ongue, can ......... .. . .. 15c
Armour 5 Chicken Tamales, large can .................. 160
Franco- American Potted Meat, can .. . . ................ 10c
Otto Stahl’ 8 Famous Smoked Meats, Ham, Meat Loaf, Ba-
con, Cerveittt‘, Liverwurst, Salami, Etc.
A. F. Beckmanndz Co.
83 & 85 Washington St. Phone 1405
Another $1.50 Novel
in Pictorial Review
“'1
Corra Harris’s delightful new,
serial “Making Her His Wife"
begms 1n the issue on sale now.
"Don t miss this astonishing lové
story in which a pleasure- -loving,_
society girl ciopes with a shop-3
keeper. It will be completed in
three instalments after you get
merommvmlv
F__O_R AUGUST
'15 Cent:
3
'15 Genie.
JAMES DONNELLY
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so.N011wALIt CONN.
Norwalk Chronicler