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. WEAR
In Batiste, Voila, Poplin, Gob-
1"”, "dines, Boisettes. Wash Silks.
‘ Ginghsms, Percales and other
goods in plain colors, stripes and
{Lucy flgiires
E. K. BANKS
Mahsckemo Hotel Block.
South Norwslk.
KODAEsw W 3120me
PREMOS
PHOTOGRAPH“) SUPPLIES
DON N ELLY’S
. 16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK. ’
N 0w
' ‘ Is the Time to Consider
o Repaperlng Your Home
HOUSE PAINTING
Estimates Cheerfully Gven
Gall us—PLone 1446
1 'J. A. RUBBER
108 80. Main St, So. Norwalk.
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City News’
A party of fifteen Novwalk people
enjoyed a clatnbake on Smith‘s island
yesterday.
lSamtiel Aller is confined to his
home in Flax Hill Road. with on till
lack of illness.
Many visitors from New Haven and
New York were entertained at the
' Norwalk Yacht Club, yesterday.
A woman whose name could not be
learned attempted to alight from a
_ trolley car at tliecoriier of Monroe
5‘, street yesterday morning at about 1')
and in doing so she fell. She was not
injured, only slightly shaken tip.
The Danbiiry police have notified
the. local police that a F010 runabout‘
with the license number Connecticut
67548 was stolen from that city yester-
day. Stamford also notified the local
police that a 5 passenger Ford tour-
. 1" ing car bearing the license number
Connecticut 9671‘. had been stolen from
that city.
Bernard C. Feetiey, a member of the
editorial stall of the Norw/lit Iltttti'.
is confined to his bed at his home in
‘4 , Maple street, as the result of injuries
J sustained in a fall down stairs at his
home, Saturday evening. Mr. Feeuey
suffered no fractured bones, but it is
possible. that his spine may be in
jured as a result of the mishap.
.ioivn Galyas. n young Hungarian
{nzmet‘lv of this city anti now rcstd‘ina
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— I Some Sale I I »
A surprise party was held in honor' ‘. . ‘
of Miss Margaret Kvancz at her home It’s not hot air either that I ; f, ' . ,
ul L‘I-tt Flax Hill road on Saturday even- ‘ keeps it up but high value. g 7‘
fine. A dt lighil'ul‘tiinc was enjoyed 1):"? How can we float a sale I I ' ‘ .
all. Those present were Velma, 7 1 . 1 , , -. V
ix'aiiitz. Bertha Szucos, Regina Ray-‘ “118.11 everything has gfme I ’-
llss. .tnttn Forsaitli Anna Sleltz. cam“ PP “1 price. We are domg I
\l'argo, Elizabeth Raidos, Emma Far- It to attract new Gusmmersl I ' v
lilitis. Margaret Kvancz, Elizabeth Do- to please old customers and I ' ' _
kits. Margaret page... Julia Wargo,: to reduce our stock, I t .
Elizlabeth Skidlio, Eras Baum, Graco The cold Spring left us with I 0 I . f -
Gal . Mary Stetz llertha Hewsnv and - 7 I
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Stephen Szuco, Julius Soitoz, Louis to many 8111.8 on hand. 1 pen 8 Ulces 0 8} Stem eaCh mornlng and
. Gall, Joseph Kuleiiiai. Frank Gall, Joe PRICES i -
lianyai, Stephen Marcus, Andrew $10 Suits $8 85 I ‘VaSh. away the JPOISOHOUSS Stagnant
I’t‘flSh. Joseph Magyar, Felix t'all, . """""" . I H ' s . , . . I‘
Wm... M ,0“, Wm, ., , $15 Suits ........... $11.85 I o. W“ "U W" , , matter, says authority. -
‘ ‘ ' ‘ “ ~ “”4 s20 Suits $14 85 I '
Shinko, Andrew Rum”. . 3,51,; ‘r "‘3 """" .‘ ; Captain Tilling‘hast Huston, part .
VIllt‘IllS were served and the tit-sis de‘ sale or Me.“ 8 _ three-piece owner of‘ the New York American -
M], t ‘ l , g . Summer suits in Summer League Baseball Club, “the Yankees," .
It'd u a {tragic houi declaiing MISSI weights and patterns—worn ,is ready and anxious for war. T1115 A — . - l
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H 1% inflates . sleds] homespun and wool 4335:9111)"; 13,551,“; 113113th soilééfiii.‘ glass of hot it atet With a teaspoonful of
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100mg (‘ollins and ll‘ , l, f ‘l nited States htiuiiieers. He served ' ' .
n... Wm, “Wm 25,13, ‘fifgf‘, ° , Futons m the Spanish-American War. and . limestone phosphate in it, drank each ~
, ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ““ 1\\'ll'll this one came on he dropped “ .,
» ll(.llt’tl at Allentown, Pa. spent vester-‘ $15 suits $11 35 on 1,“..:.,,..-.~ 1. up, back mm the up”. ,. / ‘ I .
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day With friends and relatives it is $18 Suits ........... $14.35 iw‘ " mornlnb QClOl‘C breakfaSt, keeps I“
reported that the unit is to sail on $25 Suits . . . . . _____ $19 85 , “MA" ”M” "—— ‘ . . s . .
Wednesday for Pruner although this Straw Hats at Half Price. 525 NOTIFIED US IOOLIng and fLehng fit.
news is not official. 3 I TO APPEAR IN , '
Miss Nona F. RahZisli of Norwalk 18‘ Rogers &~ SleVeflS DRAFT PLAN . L'f . l - l 1. ”
on an extended trip through the west,‘ . l w 1 e is no more v to we but fving the entire alimentary canal
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mm; mm, ,3“. (”.931 Lakes mm... and NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK‘ g ) to ll\ o well, eat well. digest well, before putting more food into
stopping at Llitcago, Duluth andlmany: .. .. Mm” was -- "WWI M : ‘ _ ., .. w, . _ work Well. sleep well, look well. tllC stomach. The action of hot
other points of interest returning to . .. In“! it ”‘0 SH'“ "“1 ""d In“ I“ - ' ' ‘ '- ' '
“Mum“ for 1 vim m-mme home I A number of .\vi1‘\'.':i.:; .oozntr rout "yellowncss" he meant that those Mhat a glorious condition to inter and limestone phosphate
‘ . ‘ . ' hare interested in the coming aunUal. {littlilli‘la'nglgl‘l “1120:1382I;::“:)uz(.\t1i\tle:mam; . attam, and yet-110w “,er easy it is 011 an empty stomach is wonder 8
”Wm Francis Bonn“, and Coat, 33112232 “‘2‘:le 2:111?! :2 (‘33:? film, “.110 ,‘mw m ‘mm ,,,,,\.‘,,'m,, {,Wfind. , if one will only adopt the morning fully invigorating. It cleans out'
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elicit Princes ei Ltq, M10. rook ,i i .\\'hlte Plains, front September 19 to lot‘ies 3:21;:th heelmfio‘tmtnt‘rrrij‘inwairc‘ 11] l‘de bath ‘ all the S0111 fermentations, gases,
motsmtélrioit Son h._aturt:y hafmooh 21m funds mm going m m “M. new“: llldt b-y “Naming a position 1. OlliS who are accustomed to waste and acidity and gives one
left id1 In :1: (will? T 012339“ 100,1?“ on...” 13mm, 0, m, M, 0,0,, so 5.. m... a Na... ”m. m b. mom”, ~ focl dull and heavy when they a splendid appetite for breakfast.
99101:) n.1,";...:,.,,;,,,;m,,ms ’jciety. The executive committee in f" I;‘.°*’°,,“,.h.“ so ottt‘a‘nu‘sct married arise, splitting headache. stuffy While you are enjoying voun
‘ ' ‘ ' .charge of the affair is composed or ,2,.‘,‘;',‘Fms‘;,l“,§“ ’"H’" ‘1 dependom . from a cold, foul tongue. nasty breakfast; the water and phos- -
Oliver Ilarrinittii chairman' Ernest. ~ » . .. , . .- L t .' . . ' . ' ’ - .
. , . . .. . . . . . r-(tteino. nohomb “as IIF’JII. “h ' bicatli 'itidstoniich.c1n. lllStC'ld that . 1S ie t . '- , r
Lton'ird Fostti or lutnam models-mm J. Mum" “mm“. 3. mm ‘hm m a “mm of mung mm . f: . ,t! ‘ . . _. . . . , l. e on fl} crtmctnig alarge l
a member of the \ioitmgtord tntantry,yflnl mm a D Lem] Mm Md, who m mm,” We ,0,in their _ '_tel as 11(in as a daisy by open- iolume of water from the bloodE
spent yesterday with his relatives, hav-I , , , , , . . homo. and m in... .1... National Am... mg the sluices of the svstcm each and 'cttin read for a thorou 11‘ I
, .« f 1 l ,1 r“ tll‘ lloumdndndJolm l. Bouncy. heart) 1 t 'h h "P b kl __ , , - _ y . , g
3“» ‘t “”“Z‘ “n“ "“1 9 ” “‘0"",nit of these gentlemen are well known film: 3vMa‘ai‘ncot‘jllmi‘jcdr33 mt: . morning.r and flushing out. the flushing of all the 11131th organs. I. .
3 ' among the summer residents of the W, “W. drawn ,0 find a good PX. _ .whole of the Internal poisonous The millions of pcopc who I
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Mrs. Maurice H. Xumng and so“) moms and t flows 3:22:13? present why the} should in stagnant mallet. _ _ . are bothered with constipation.
mghm, 0,. ,3 Wm", mum m; \ Md, f i mm MM Win. The“ young men am no, mu good Intel-3.0m, whether ailing, sick biltous spells, stomach trouble,
visiting \vltli the family or n. 0J1 h “I ”‘1“11300’1‘” mum“ “in sportsmen. inasmuch as they, flock or well, should, each morning, rheumatism; others who have
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mnghI or itashmgton. n. c. Mr. bl tn)!" ‘51. um mimgwwm mm 31:11:11; as 0:123:33“ ”mitts; y“d‘o1l before breakfast, drink a glass salloiv skins, blood disorders and
lxulgltl or Washington, Conn Ieldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An- be honored, but in the case of other 0f real hot \Vr’llCl’ With a teaspflml' 5191(1), (fOIflplC‘XlOllS are “1‘ng to
~ Nouns men who really have William" ful of limestone phosphate in it get a quarter pound of limestone -
Mrs, John Davis and Mrs. Thomas
llortiey of Norwalk are enjoying a two
lii'et'xks‘ visit at the home of Mrs. Davis"
daughter, Mrs. L. A. Wollnicr. in
gllrooklyn, N. Y, .
The Misses Katherine llani, Fran-
‘t‘.t‘> Splan, Mollie and Rose Drumm
spent Sunday in Bridgeport as the
1guests of MiSs Agnes Darragh, fot~
Iiticriy of this place.
; Mrs, Minnie Vernon of New York
ISwindeii. Etitzland.
drew 1.. Rikez' of By-tlie-Wtiy, Falrfield,
to Lieut. llertraiii \\'. Ainsi'i’o'rth, a
member or the British Army commis-
sion now in this country and a son ol’
Mr. and Mrs W. J. Ainsworth of
Miss killer is
quite a popular debutante and has viv-
ited a number of times with friend's in
and near Not-walk,
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I Patrolinen Frank Sti'atton and .\lil-
enjoying vaca‘
The.
Ion I. Lockwood are
lions until Sahirdhy. the ls‘th,
in Non-town was drafted and waivedlpny. fortiicrlyof Norwnik, is enjoying former is on his farm in Jefferson. N.
his claim to exemption. He tried it ,3 “-9.455 sojourn m up. home of Mrs-'11.. while the later is busily engaged
number of times to he accepted by
the various military and imvai unit:2
but was refused because he was an
friends in town.
tic. C. lictts, on Union Park. !
William ll. Farrell of Belle Island.
Il.;t'.\'le_i"s in South Boston.
in trying to litre blacktisli to his dead-
ly hook. '
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alien. lie. is (“tumult .it 1 (ll'ltllCt m it titiiitd lit in». lioin lloston. biturdt) I .lohn Woofer of Stuart avenue and,
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serve lith. count.) .o ht \\ l ( night. Mi. Farrell s yacht is bllll drum” Bracken of West Norwaik, both
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According: to an announcement from Howard 1, 'Contslock, the uptown
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York, New ll:2\'(‘ll and llartfotd ”It" ‘Stxth Company, at Fort Terry, yeslcz‘.
road is to My such :mardu u.“ may Douay. .
necessary for the protection ofits
as members of the Home Guard. under
the app:‘o'-'al of the Military Emergen-
cy Board. The guards engaged in this
service will probably wear the home
guard uniform while on duty.
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TRUSSES
ored to South Norwtilk yesterday and
visited with friends here.
Lincoln Council, No. 4. 0. U. A. M”
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,is planning for a dance to be held oni
I\\'ednesday evening at Roton Point.
Miss Rose Marcus, of Borough Park.
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with her brother, L. Marcus,
lope street.
Truss - Fittmgl Charles R. Ddhlens of Spring'street
Slillson—Powell Corporation
thflS returned home after a short visit}
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in New York. ' ,
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'5 I Picking Your
Unless you reserve beforehand from your pay-check the per-
: oentsge of income that you resolved to keep as surplus, and de
' posit it in your savings account at this hunk—you are plcldng
* the pocket of the successful man or woman you otherwise might
34 hove been. ‘
Own Pockets
the State Council (if l‘l‘l"'ll‘=t‘- 1h" N““'.ilntir reporter, was a guest of the‘
bridges and ”051105 (bill‘s ”I" “'“TI Alonzo Hafl’uccl, a well-known Ital-
and the men so used will IH‘ (‘III‘S‘N ial real estate dealer in Stamford, moi-I
thas returned to her home after visiting,
of 17
Itiieinbers of the Naval Reserve. spent
{yesterday in town with relatives
J Attorney Freeman Light has been
Iaccepted for olllcers' military training
got Plattsburgli, N. Y., and ordered to
Il't‘pm‘l there on the 27th.
Davis, of Main street.
Saturday, by automo-
where
Mrs. Charles
lret iii'tied home
bile from T’oughkeepsie, N. -.,
Ishe had been visiting relatives.
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Second Lieutenant ‘F‘loyd Comp, of
Ithn Sixth Company, is enjoying a short
Illll‘lOllgll at his home in Fairfield
Park.
ser and Harry Tarlov start tomorrow
!on a three days‘ trip to Goshen, X. Y.
The trip will be made by motor.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brownell and
‘daughter :Katherine of South Norwalk,:
lspent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. P. J. Fitzgerald of Jersey City.
I Mr. and Mrs. Conrad C. Price of
.Cranford, N. J., were week-end guests
iof Mr. and Mrs. Henry'P. Price 0! Elm
. street.
John McMahon, Jr.. of West avenue.
yesterday with relatives in town.
David R. Robbins of Greenwich was
s visitor in Norwalk ind South Nor-
walk today on bullpen. ‘
Ill-s imam Watson of New HI-
nu mm with M on em
' Burnette ‘0. Weeks, Charles Prens-I
;1 wireless operator in Boston. apem’i‘rsnce England Serbia. or similar‘
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claims which should be honored. the
rules have been made stricter, and-
tlius thev are taken when i! there
had not been so many claims present-
ed iii ill) first. fully fifty per cent.
of which are not worth the paper
they are presented on. their claim
micht have been honored. .
The fact that all-ens ate allowed
:thelr choice of service or exemption
its another thing that must be coir;
sidered in the raising of this army.
This treatment is not fair to the Ani-'
erlcnn citizen who has been drawn;
and who may have a wife or mother:
to wash from the stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels the prcljous
day’s indigestible waste, sour
bile and poisonous toxins; thus
cleansing, sweetening and puri-
tphosphatc from the drug store,
which will cost but little, but is
sufficient to make anyone a pro-
nounced crank on the subject of
internal sanitation.
dependent upon his labor and his'
money and who is not rejected for!
any physical fault and whose claim:
Ifor exemption is not honored. when!
[an able hodicd forela'ner comes alontrI
lis given his choice to serve the coiiii-I
try he is living in. in most casesi
without a soul to support except hint-I
self. simply because he is an alien.
The Atiierican citizen is taken while?
;the alien, if he is a lllOl‘lll COWHI‘dI
-and does not wish to show his {iratld
.lude to the country, he is living mi
and making his money in. Stays be-;
him! and if brainy enough or strontr;
‘ciioueh takes the position vacated by!
like American citizen and when theE
Icitizcn returns home has Pl‘ObflblYt
. {rotten quite a sum of money {Oflt‘lllf‘l'l
(so that he can return to his nativei
llmld, when peace is declared and
there live out his days while the-man
lwho went away may return so crip«
lpled that he is reduced to beegary
for himself and family. '
.' This has been commented upon
editorially in papers all over the Uni-
ted States and they are unanimous
'that another
,made for the disposition of the alien.
lf lie lives here and enjoys the
Ifruits of peace. and the prosperity
of the country and demands the same
rights he should be‘treated like an
.Amerlcan citizen when it comes to a
question of saving his home. In such
a case all men should be free and
equal and as the. Emancipation'l’ro-.
clamatlon said that this country rec-
ognized the fact that all men were
born free and equal, a distribution
should not be made between residents
of powers friendly with this country,
|hind engaged in a common war
.wlth it against a common enemy. If
any distinction was made it should
be made in the case of foreigners
who belong to countrifi not already
engaged In this war. They should
be allowed their choice but not the
peoples of Italy. Poland, nulls.
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countries.
CRUD! OlLl UP AGAIN -
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PITTSBURG. Pg. Aug. law—Penu—
aimless-do oll ode: reached the
him who In more than twenty
m win, the m Pun on com-
MW“ elm «on
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provision should be.
eduso
Back and Front-Loco _
for 4-5.
STOUT FIGURES -
, Make large hips disappear:
. bulky waist-lines more
raceful; awkward bust-
ines smaller and have the
“ Old Corset ” comfort with
. SLENDER end
AXERAGE FIGURES
Give lo; Comfort'mtl per-I
fectly cling Gomez Long
wearing.‘ ' . they unsure the
utmost in a corset at most
first wearing. Economieslhico,
s so ‘3: 00 st 00 ’s 00 W'B'N“‘°"“
3. .& 5., 1. ,to 3. No.929 $2.00.
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6 No. 703 $3.50
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