Routine business was transacted at,
tannins 11011 11111111111111 _
Lodge..\'010,l_...00¥
In battle, Voila, Poplins, Gab-i
m e Silks,I
Eaten 8,] W82: other and Company of NorwalkC. H. G. was
' ’ e es a (I held last night in the local armory.
M in Flam 601051 stripes an Capt. Charles Miles was in command
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P tal car are ein receive 1
E. K. BAN K S °5 1 3
local people from Jack Helefant of
Memo Hotel Block. Silver Mine, who is now with the Unit
South Nay-walk, Zed States forces at Fort Slocum \'. Y
IJack states that his regiment will
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J. A. RUBBER
108 50. Main 81., So. Norwalk.
may at about 12:30 headed 1 1'1ds
\ew York. They attracted 111111'1111-
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they save. as they passed over the'
Washington street bridge.
Bryan Silk served attach!
of $4500
Constable
111cm p: tpcrs for the amount
(‘11'1 ll Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company.
of Joseph Scalisl a Main
The work on the 11111 scrvirc station in hum
of the Texas
I the junction at W 11st :11 entte and Con- :1 111111111111 horse \1h1ch bclongcd to the
ext 111 the at'tuoty is t1.1 tompany store on December 12th.
s M1 Scalisi (laims $4001) damages,
‘necticut avenue, 11.
walmost finished and the
been put in place.
the, station will he tinishtd in about :1 Cream").
week, it ,5 (,x,,,.(.,,.d. fore the can in llr.tdg11p0rt in Septem-
I ber,
ti'tntnt'ah
The. district (illi‘lltl 1f exemptions for
~be third district. has scat :1 ltttcr lill 'AFTER I‘VAR PROFITS
I -1'May0r Harstt'ont, asking the co-opcr:1~IAND BIG INCOIHES,
tion‘oi the local board. Form No. itlt
Icon be secured by employers at the of-
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arcodini: It11,.f.sti1nato's furnished by
.1111: ’l‘t'rasutv Depart.ment
\‘otltinu that this country 01' any
(Ollllll‘\' has over 1'1'1'111'1"1.‘1'l1sl_1' undertak-
'11 lit the 11:13; hi 11'111'finatttiug.” I111.
r1't1cla111d. “compar's‘ with the obliga
lions 1111 are assuming. “'11 have not
Joseph Mathias, who was arrcslcd
yesterday, by Constable Silk. was ar-
ranged in the uptown court this morn
ing bei’orr1 Judge Candcc, cltargcd with
breach of the peace, abusive language
II and drunkeness. H11 was fined $7 and
is the guest of her at 11 r, Mrs. Charles
tcntion by the volts and cheers that H. l)il\vorth, of Mott avenue,
I _1'1'111111'da1', on till.“ .\'oi'\valk store of tht1 a vacation at Compo Beach.
Gasoline company at 8111111 sh: 11 1i1'ai11', “ho 11'asi11j111edby crinc llaugh of Norwalk.
attl 111111.13,
The enclosing of ho is represented by Attorney Int 0. Company, First Lieutenant lil‘Olllt1 111113
The case is returnable be inf the Hope liosc Company. and llep:
I'uty t‘hitf Powell of .3111 2"1'1111111lk Fll‘(I
1. t lips, Iilcpur,11110ut will all
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in. Hartford, tomorrow.
be made by
Iconvention has
Some Sale 1
Mrs. Leon Drake of l-lor ~,11C11 llz1.»>.Sale of Men‘s three-piece
Summer suits in Summer
weights and patterns—wor-
sled,
\irs. Minnie 1111111111 of \'c\v York homespun and wool
city, was the 11'1111k~end guest or Mrs. crash.
E 1'. Bclts of Union park. '
l'lobert Settle and Thomas Scttle of PRICES
24 William street have returned from $15 Suits ----------- $11 85
j $18 Suits ........... $14 85
Miss Florence llcakin of .".i Washing ‘ $25 Stilts ----------- $19-85
ton street lianhuv is visiting (‘atlt-' Straw Hats at Half Pnce-
Rogers 81 Stevens
NORWALK
Captain [Auden of th1 Pl 101 niv Con‘
Captain lllissmd oi the Piolll‘ri' SOUTH NORWALK
Richard Yoight
end 1,“, Statc Fin employed by the Standard Oil
which will be 11,11,1I1111nyi5 enjoy: ni‘; it “N‘kI-r‘ \u(."1lllt)l'l.l
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The trip 11': 'll1I
automobile. After 1111:
hccn concluded.
Not'walk representatives will motor
New Londrm, where they will visit, tl111
Ill 1'.
,0 in New York. ,
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‘ ". ' ‘Ist'k Ilol'u.'. Mlldavits ‘
_ dice or (H) L I _ I ‘ ‘ , . ,, ., .1 ,v., , 0m, . ..Furth Company boys. in camp at Fort
, must be prepared in the usual way, “(’1‘-t 3 "1d 5-1’-11‘0 - “1 ““3 “ml has purchased 11 new
d there is '1 form for each case 'I ‘I ““5 “53.35,,0'000' Ml." ll” cent. 1T"r‘I-‘I' 1 .
' a“ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' 11 1221:.711110011, forty per cent. $1,155.-' ---—— ~ 11111111151 ca" 1
- 1011111111. thirty per cent. $866,250,000. The marriage of hi‘ss ilt'na Louise It
McCarthy, daughter of \lr. anti Mrs. 1.111111 Conneally is in .\11w York onI
John McCarthy. of Dunbury, to Dr. business today.
Arthur Charles Smith of New York.”
will take” place in September in St.
Peters ll. C. church in New York city.
The cmptgcnicnt of the couple. was 1111-,
lawman B. Tripp is at Goshen.
attending the horse races there.
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was the guest of her daughter.
Harry A. Dixon, on Forest street, Sun
‘ day.
l" of Stamford,
Niantic, Satuidav, and will remain for
of Burritt avenue. four days
.\i. .l. O'ilricn of 1'2 in Stamford,
the Hamilton avenue, are spending the day with relatives in town.
1:2 been going up in the air of late, and A PACIFIC PORT Aug.
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in Greens Farms on Sunday.
and P er 301101 1 Dr. WI D. Hoifecket' of South are»
. i one is entertaining his brother from
g Dover. Dcl.
Walter F. Smith of the Naval {titli-
itia spent the week-end with his par-
ents on Richmond Hill.
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hate not lost their old . .. . .. . , _
PREMOS I The j‘Inpys ward__Reid 1 211111. J. h. Hersam and son, Donald.
1 l.- . 1 '. 1 gton treetbridgc " 1 r 1 ' ' -, ,, ,. .. _ .. ' .
PHOTOGRAPH“) SUPPLIES 1 This“ knit“ 1111,111’ i 5‘ tire of the Raymond Joseph Walsh. :1 n.11inbc:‘ ‘t 5 no? hilt “1r either that .1111: \lSIilng with 311., and Mrs. 111,
IIIDII.I ”III I I2: I 11:1,:0311191‘9 ThevIOI the signal departtnen , New York keeps it UP but hlgh value“ Coleman 511 Ridgefield ,
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DONNELLYas ‘11”: inigll‘,‘ 111111111 a 111111: mm”... Division. 1'. s. A., 111111 11155 11111111 How can we float a sale 11am 1 enhfivi—a 111' p 1
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' , “,1,.,,1_1 11 ,11, .»,er out past: as usual. 1AII.C.I “E'd' daughter Sf" “ 1111111 ?, “hen everything gone Intent a few days during the past week
16 80. Main St. ' I "‘ ,lletu, 2‘ IIIIIIII. bIrIIIIIII LIIDI IWIIHI III' up in prim? We are domg with Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Raymond.
SOUTH NORWALK l, The condition of Frederick M. An- “““I “m“Id 1n “W“I'“ .i..1.l.1;~ “3" ‘ it to attract new customers, 7
‘ ,_ . ., ., 11"s 3. Tllt' ceremony was per. 'm11111111l in ~ . ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘
(111111 a. at 1111111011 dunne. 11 10 11 . to please old customers and 111.11an 11115. (111111211 11. .Jeliif. 31.. 0f
-.-, ...--- W- ~ _ admitted to the hospital a few days "{"‘I' I)“ 1' ”5““ “’“0’ "1 01111, t d lock Talniadge 11111 mm. n.9,, ,.,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,g
\ ,. . ., , . , . -d ,~. Church, East. Nox'walk. at his home.: 0 re “09 our 5 _ : ,_ ., ‘ . . .. .. , ,
111;. for 1111111111111. 11.1.1 tcpottt tus 7 ‘ , ; 1 ft Iill 111iat.tvesf21.tm Selkirk, 31. \.
NOW morning 1,. being fairly “'1'-ll \lr An» Prior to his enlistment Mt, \\ atsh was The 63111 Sprung e 113 W11 ,
IS the Time to Consider drows‘ friends wish him a spoody and agent for the '\‘I“I 3‘0”, \" “ it I‘ n 8‘ 1"0 many suits on hand' i Rims Gregory of \\ tlton lt'ts bPPn the
4 Repapering Your Home complete recovery. _Harttord Radioad (““9““) "l I “”11 _tuest of Mr. and Mrs. Jame: A. Fairty
HOUSE '3‘,erch i ~-——-~—1 mont, N Y ', PEICES on Seminary street. the past week.
. I' ,\ trainload of non?!) infantt'“ anti. 1 RU‘W” Smith (”I lily “PM“ a “19"“, $10 Stilts .......... . $8.85 '.
Estamates Gi§firfulljy4gven It‘ll‘mining point and 111-5111111111“ 11.; 1W 0f 1h" N“ ““1"” Wilt-‘11 SW“ 1515 Suits ........... $11.85 Miss Knapp.
call us—— one known passed through South \"1""1.lk Sundtn i“ 10““ ““11 {Flt‘ndi $20 Stilts ........... $14185 man—Gaines Businpgg (‘11Hpge’ New
,York. and her mother are enjoying a
., visit with lilies Roxie Merritt on South
Main street.
parents on Brushy Ridge. I Gentld‘has
recemlv ascended 5 000 feet.
The New Canaans broke even in. the
» tvso games of ball played on the South
Avenue Grounds Saturday afternoon.
The first game with Richards &. Co's
tG'lm of Stamford. was won 2-1 The
second, with the Norotons, was lost.
10 to 2. It was a complete walkoverI
-for the visitors, who connected with
Weber’s deliveries at will.
iirst‘innlg, the Nortons clouted out
enough runs to score four runs. a. ra-.
ther demoralizing beginning for the
home team. In the first game “Mat-
ty" Brennan pitched excellent ball.
Frank Westerhoff and another man
from Millville, .\'. Y..1-ante together in
their cars .11 the junction of Railroad
avenue and Park street, Sunday after-
Inoon. with the consequence that Wear
tei'hoff's automobile is a wreck, while
the larger car, with the eweption of 1'1.
1'! 111111111111 tire. escaped injury The im-
part of the cars coming together tu1n-
11d the Westerhnft' car completely
around, and it was taken to Karl‘s gar-
Iauc for repairs. Mr. Westerhofl. had
it had undergone- a complete. over-
hauling, only to meet with more trou-
ble the first time he used it.
t‘ies are to appear before the justice
In the
The p03
lice were on the scene. and both par-'
JAPANESE HISSION LANDS.
14.——Th&
hospitality of the west was offered in”
day for the enteitamment of :1 Japan.
ese mission which landed here yestesc
day enroute to Washington. Short I111-
tomobile excursions, a luncheon ten-
dered by the mayor and a review of
troops took up most of the time of the
visitors today.
Tomorrow and next day. trips of
some distance into tht1 country live.
been planned. "
GERMAN SPY HEAD lNTERNED.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah.Aug. 14,—.
Alvo von Atvensieben, reputed head of
Iaflermau spy system in the west and
alleged financial ago!“ of Germany in
Canada, is today the interment
camp at Fort Douglas. lie was brought:
to this city yesterday. Alvenslr'ben de-
clared that he had lost a fortune of
several million dollars in this country
since the outbreak of" the war.
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Mrs. Rosenfield. of Portland, Me.‘
one of the well known society leader!
is about to spend two weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. Massell. in Rowayton. Mr.
'Masseli is her brother. Before return-a
in
a teacher in the East. just received it from the SIIODF- where‘ log home Mrs. Rosenfield will make a
tour through New York state
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Discharged yesterday: William
Mr and Mrs George Ii. lelifi‘ and today 35 “1“ owners failed ‘0 1‘3" H3850. 0f 8 Franklin avenue, and John.
about
‘ week.
Mrs. Julia Brincket'hoff (1f Stamford
Mrs.
Willis llaupt. a member
arrived in town from
Mr. and Mrs. Leland I‘ llenger and
daughter have returned to their home;
a protracted visit'
after
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I ~ Attorney and Mrs. James E. Brlnck-j)
i'l'cdcrick Scam of East Norwalk, 111'hoff and family of Stamford spent
Studebaker Sunday at ihc home of his father. C.
E. Brinckerhoff. Railroad avenue.
A meeting of Hazel Rebekah Lodve
0 O. F.. held last Ft'tdav evening.
pr01 ed enjoyable and the hour de1ot
ed to games was especially pleasingI
on?
of Battery"
family l1 [1 Mondav for a trip to Emmi» requiied dOcumcnts with them.
|field, Mass, to be gone
Schmidt of Westport avenue.
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are possible i! you will wear a scientifically constructed
Bieu Jolie Bunion.
The dragging weight of an unconfined hurt so stretches lhc.
supportinlE‘J much! that the contour of the figure' is spoiled.
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graceful line to the entire upper body.
The) are the dainllat and most serviceable garmctils' imagi-
liable-come' 1n human-rials and styles: (.' toss Luck. [look
I' ront Surplice. Bandeau. etc. Boned 111 iii: " Walolm," the
rustleIsa boninrpennitu'nz " ashinz without rcmov 111
Have your denier show you Illen Jolie Brassieres. if not stock-
ed. we will gladly send him. prepaid. samples to show you.
011111111111111 1. 11111111115. 11 Warren Street Newark. N. .1
ut the bust back “here it be»
onzfl. prevent the full bust from
buying the appearance of flab-
binesa. eliminate the danger of
dragging muscles and confine the.
flesh of the shoulder giving a
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PAY BY CHECK
If you settle all your bills by check there can
be no dispute regarding the payment of any
bill, as the cancelled check returned to you is
We cordially invite your Checking Account
merely to 11111111111 01111 countiy' 1vc
1nouttc11d today bv the bride's parents I
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«\it'. and lirs William D. Carter of,
Worcester. 11:155.. who I1 1111 been visit—g
costs. Sontcncc was suspendedand the
must to :1 1:1'111‘1‘1 ext'cnt finance at least
case was continued until September five or six other countries. i
1“" 1 In c0111parison with tho air-rage!-
1 11":111rl1 11:11.11 0 $700 carncd bv the
.Amct'ican laboring man Senator La
Mayor Carl Axel ”3,4,0,“ 1.. 1,, ,9. I‘ollcttc presented ' statistics i111t'i1'at1
celpt. of a letter from Captain libert ing that thc petccntan) of Win pro»
fits 111'111'11111':mil cat'niu;1:1tt the du
""1 Mossnmn. commanding tho SIX”! l‘ont P11111111 (‘otttpaltv 1111s i,'"111111'.
Company. in which he thanks the citl (‘pnl Bethlehem N111.) 1,311. [1111 (111.11.
menu of Norwalk for the additional con-
are. IAmcrir an Zinc, Lead and Smelt.
tribution sent some days ago, and 1n" (111111111111 1 "‘0 prr 11'11t.l’nitc.lE
31:111.» 81ch 1‘.
1,1 per 1‘11111.At1:11‘;§11111l1
Which brought the total fot the fund (‘011111‘ tompanv. 1m, pcr com. [1111'
for the 00mm 1111 to $7 0“ Cunt-'11" 1 1111111 111111 $11211 '..'111 11111-11111, .11 1_
{blossman says that the money will put‘ mom-1t (' omurmy “."(1 pct-11111 . ant
chase many tltingslhat will be alllll'c' AnmIi‘I‘m Hid" and I‘II'IIIEH 2'”)
elated by the boys, as thcrc arc many. I“ 1111'11111 that ”HI lllCOIllt‘ [MI
sculo l111 incrc:t"1d to lighten the but'
little extras that can be secured to add ,1,. ,, 1,,.,,,,». 1,, 1,0 1,1)“, 1111: (11,,85'93
to lhcit comfort Additional sums for final: s were cit'fi'd inuicatiin': that,I
the fund will be received at tho may-I 11:12:11. lllm‘ him-"“51““ 01”! 13 Ill“!
01"S office in the 0,“, Hall. - 21111]. while the, licenssitie's of 11.111
, . ' have advanced 8111-1111 cch 1
is 1111111.»:1't'1s'lv unfair" said
mg Warden Thomas [1 “11,151, “.1“ Similar lal'1‘ollettv'.1 ‘to tax the 11111111
in Hartford ycstctulty. as :1 1:110:41 0, 1‘ 11' 1111-11ssitir1< 11i'tl111 111111111111 than
.11 11:11111111 to pay the expenditutcs of
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J. M. \llitttlese). 1' flmmfll mmm‘ 11'1'11 in addition to the commanding
dinner
The commiSsioucr persuaded liILII' seniors and the lives of many
ldtlir. Walsh to aid ltim as oittn as tho 1"? ‘1 "I ‘1‘“0 ”1“" f'hlltltt‘l'. 50 1011:"
”warden can g9, away “.0“, his own '35 the amnion] and abnormal war pro-
. _ _ _ 12 1111' 101 awn.
local duties; The commisswncr Will 1,, 1111111011 of ”,0 minoritv conten-
.send lt'lr \‘l dish out fo1 a day 01‘1““ tion that the inajo1ity estimates. are
at a time. 1'. hen rabies .Ippmu‘ to he in grossly insufficrcnt to carry the G011-
ktetence t}, sec ”,3, all docs that are cinnnutt through the. next fiscal year
.81 motor 1.111711”? 11c decl tied the est «
affected or of which tho1 c is any susa ' '
. . ' mated cxpcnditurcs ”unbably 11111 ex-
picxon are properly disposed of. I
The cud 11111 esiunatetl receipts bv $9.-
commissioncr believes in cleaning the 1113. 1111 .000 without taking into con-
the. state of mad dogs, and 5,,” ”,0 saturation the additional billions prob
uiliorities must get at the very root :1ny to b" mlIm‘hOd the AUIIIIS' The
111a1011t1rcp01't provided for the rats-
ing of only $1,943,458.000. Consider-
,ing the loans that probably wiil‘be
,1'111111cstc11 by the Al ics the American
1pcoplc will be calle upon during the
lilscal vear to raise at least. $13, 000,
l 1000001111 declared.
The minority members object to
ithe proposed bond” .asué of billions of
11lollat's. contending that this burden
'1111‘ becon'e. most severe at the end
| of the war when capital will be. neod-
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TRUSSES
*russ Fitting
lbotlt America and in Europe.
, Imagine the contents of your home or cities charred by
a. destructive fire. Would furnishings, which are doubtless
insured, be the chief loss? Or would it; be irreplaceable
documents and keepsakes—valuables you should have placed
“in a safe deposit box in this bank’ s vault?. Here protection
and privacy are absolute. Box rentals average only a few
' cents per month.
81111 Norwalk Savings 11111111
- sun 11111103111 sons 54 am.
WilliamD O'Brien is
spending .1
.\i1'..1nd “1‘5 “COMM!" and daughter week with friends at Mansfield, Muss.
‘ltontc.
arc fotmct' residents of N11r1v,alk but 3 ”..-.-.
ing resided how about 1908. l Judgti Joseph R. Taylor is in New,
' EYork on business today. }
“llcttcr latc titan never" scents to he ' —-————~——————-—
the motto of lien Miami of 4311;; 1.1111119. EXEMPTION
street, t1ho teportct to ”111 po ('11 11st
CLAIMANTS
evening that on the? :40 cut it 11111 no
‘ton Point on Sunda‘ 911' nine 3 00‘1““
book with $51) in billx btsidcs $2.10 in
sil11'1'und four $31 bills had it: (‘11 taken
from him lie. said that he did not dis-I
:1\"11'ti11 loss until he rtacitcd his, , .
. 1co1.1.'11 C. Etitvatds. ch:t1rman of'
'l.o1'al Division Board No l,h11s 11111111
,"'iotrcd to chomp “ork as the rcsultt
of tl111 nervous strain he 11 suffering,
f1 om attcndiug to his duties. Mr. Ed-
wards 11 .1~ advised a 11 col. 11110 by doc-I
tors to stun 11'otk, buttnadc effort toI
continue until tho latter part of iastI
Week 11'hcn ho was finallt forced toI'
1.11111 11p. 'I‘l':1 first division wotlr isi
now entireh in the hand of1l11d21 l-‘. I‘
A. Bartlett but he is receiving {IS-I;
ststance from pi'oniincnt 1111111 called:
in to aid in the work. The illness at“,
Mr. Edwards accounts in part for the:
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A call came into police 1111:1th1111th
from Meadow strcct last cvtning at '1'
io"'11111k that someone had fired a shot-
gun and that thc shot had struck the
house of Mrs. C Stcegmullcr. but had
1don11 no harm. (lillcct Flynn was do
tailed to inv estigatc attd 1111 found that
George llillcr, of Lawrence street. had
fired a gun attempting to sitcot a car
that was annoying hint.
_____,__ delay. but the board is keeping the
William Clougher. formerly manager situation well in hand and will finish:
of the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company].on time. i
of this city, and now district manager
of the New Haven district left South
IlNorwalk today. to enjoy a three daya‘
stay at. the horse races at Goshcn.
N. Y1
The district board will receive allI
evidence in affidavit form from these
desiring to present ctidence. Blanks,
are furnished for claiming memptionI,
and filing appeals front tire decisions
.of local boards. but all supporting ev- 1'
idence must be sent to the board in.
'legal form made out by the persons?»
seeking exemptions 01 those seekiu":
the. exemptions on behalfof others. ,i
This evidence, the board announced‘
today may be as elaborate as the in-
dividuals desire to make It. Every
scintilln of evidence must be included
-for once the case is passed upon and,
decided, it will be closed. 1n the case'
lamcs Garvin of Brooklyn, N Y and 01’ those wanting exemption on indusI-t
Mrs. Catherine German 11111111111511; tr1nl grounds, thc evidence must COV'
were married at St. Mary 5 church yes I at the“ important point..'
Wincenty thomtenowicz and Ste
phanta Chodziotka were married at
St. Mary's Church. yesterday morning
at 8 o'clock by Rev. Paul Sztuka, C. S.
S. P. The witnesses were Bolesiaus
Domolewskl and Isabella Andrejnik.
1so hard while bathing
I Beach. one lay last week. that she lost
her teeth.
them to lir'hr.
STORM BOARD sand-
Es‘atioued with
Corps, spent the week-11111]
A popular New Canaan lady laughed
Oakland .
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Luckily a search brouizh
buried deep I11
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the U. S.
1., who i
the
Aviation
with hi1.
lug Wm 111- and ‘,” r C 1111111101111 and assure you of complete safety for your
.1 t d tone it , '1 money.
ognfsrztylroad venue, re time 1 1 o 1 i DEPOSITORY FOR UNITED STATES
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.hnISOIlI-POWBH Corporation ed in the work of rehabilitation in'
1 First iii no it of tho occ
tertiay morning at 11 o'clock by Rev. e cess y “pa
E. J. Finn. The witnesses were Ed
ward Clancy and Mrs. Edward Clancy.
Outing will be held on Thursday. of
this week at Sheffield Island, where 11
leaving will do so from Steamboat
dock at noon sharp, rain or shine.
port In enjoying a two weeks' vacation"
from her stenographical duties in the
relatives in Tarrytown, N. Y '1
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Mr. and Mrs Charles 0. Hoyt and
Dakota, On a short pleasure trip.-
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The seventh annual Business Men‘i‘
fine Clambake will be prepared.‘Those‘
,certlfled last week by the first divi-
M,“3 Marie Weingartnor of Wash siort board and State Division No. 141
family have gone to Rapid City, South' local boards
tion. “to the maint» manor: of the mili-
tary establishment; the effective op-
eration of the military forces or the
maintenance of national interest dur-
ing the emergency."
Second. the necessity of the person
in whose behalf the exemption ts
sought to the particular industry.
The claims must. be filed within five
days after the lists have been certi
fled. Saturday was the last; day for
filing claims for exemption of those
Norwalk. Matty of tho claims are,
in, but others will likely find that
)they didn't a'ct. promptly. 1111111111
ofltce of Attorney Ira 0. Gregory. Miss' five days after the actual filing of thei
Weiagartner to visiting friends and claim. the evidence must ha submit-l
ted supporting the claim.
It was apparent today that the dis-
trict boards will. hive to pass on an 1
pests from the physical findings of
0110- man appeared to-
day and argued that his son, 23 years!
of use, being feet 6 3-4 inches tall
pounds and Ida
at éxplratlon was
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We Should Drink lots of Water and Eat less Meat, Says
Nottd Authority on Kidney llisuttletsI
Recommends a Spoonful of lad Salts In Glass of Water Buford
' Breakfast in Stimulate Kidneys and Eliminate.
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Una 1611' m meat excites the kidneys, they
et Si 11 ggish, ache. and feel
rite urine becomes cloudy,
the bladder is irritated, and you may be obliged
to seek relief two or three times during the night.
When the kidneys clog you must help them flush
become overworked,
like lumps of f.lead
off the body’s urinous waste 0
nck person'hsbortl. At: first:
unset 111 t a any re on.
backaihe, sick headaches
twingés 11 en the wen
at less ligand?
in.
'zainess. stomach gets
sour, ton no coated and you feel rheumatic
“limit! bad ' 1 .
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’ , humid, Mull: four dunces of Jud 811 la;
the llric Aciti
then act fine.
the acid ofgra
r you’ll be a real
you feel a dull
you suffer from 1
.1I
cumming
_troublea
of m before~
breakfast for a. few days and
ayour kidneys will
This famous so 1:5 is made from
and lemon juice, combined'
with lithia, and has been used for generations
to clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them
'to normal activi
. in urine, so it no
- thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salish mexpensivc, cannot inj me. makes'
a delightful efferwsoent Ethic-water drink which
everyone should take now and then to keep tho
kidneys clean and active.
they sell loud Jul Solhtoiolks who believe“ 111 11 ,1
kidney Indie non);
,also to neutralize the acids
nger is a source of irritation.
Draggists here say
with
Norwalk Chronicler