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mittee Aid Supplyoy—Use'
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- to Determine TuberculoSls
Is Recommended '
53 “1““ Sam I Forty per cent. more coal has been]
i ‘ handled by the “New Haven” road‘I
within the pact three monihs than in
the corresponding three months of
last year, Thomas W. Russell, chair-l
man of the committee on coal, of the
Connecticut State Council of Defense.
ileported yesterday at a meeting of
the Defense Council at the Capitol!
The shipments of coal by water he:
said, has been maintained at about
the Same rate as a year ago.
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coal into this section of the country,
[City—II News
' and thefact that there has been no.
o ' jreduction in the amount received by
water when the tugs and barges were
Parish will be held on Sunday.
hale been coopeialing.
Use of the X-ray at all cantonments
to detelmine evidences of tuberculosis-
Donald Shepherd has resigned his
position with the Yale & Towne com-
pany. in Stamford.
. . the army by Defense Council. A resol-'
—ngs at all prices for gentlemen uuull 10 this street was passed by theI
"“1 ““65"th be“ present to each council yesterday. on recommendation‘
other Brand’s Jewelry Stow When of its committee on sanitation and
W 'cal examinations in the state of New'
The T C B- Class Of the First M' York has resulted in determining a
E. Church will resume on Sunday. 591" large number of cases of incipient tu
tember 9th A full attendance is re- berculosls. which otherwise would
quested. I have been passed over.
! \ien were thus prevented from going
into the army who. in the trenches.
The first fall meeting of the Volun would have exposed others to the dis-
teer Circle of King is Daughters will be ease. The lack of a test such as this
held at the home of Miss Carrie Olin
stead, ,5 Union Parlrthis evening,-
i
l the French trenches, from this source.
it was explained By means of the X-
~Polley"s dancing “1‘00! now open made at the late of about three it
every evening. Private teaching only. ”minute
w I So far as is known, the surgeon
' . Club will hold general has not yet determined to
The M“ “1:“; Rita”, series with“ install the Xu‘ay machines. The Con-
u’e “mm 5 0° " ilecticut Stllli? Council oi Delenao into
small bore WPaWHS- -“ ”1“ “a" m" joined with the New York State Coun- '
range 0’1 Saturday, 390191111)“ 8th, “I oil of Defense in recommending their
2 a m. gll use. it is believed that other state
‘ councils will soon take similar no
7 lion
Leland Walsh, now in the Lnfledi Another step was taken in the mat-
Buttes navy, has been assigned to the tel of working lot the free treatment
'U S 5 M00!“ Vernon. tornleily the of minor physical doteiis wmcthdblr
e mshi Kronpriiizessin Ce- men from the army it was vo e 0
German St a p communicate with every exemption
cile heard in the state and to ask each
. one to put before its iejected men
L—l.ockets. hearts, lavulliersI ear- the offer of the Icouncll IRMIEIJIS
: - bracelets, lit Brand' 8 (ommlttoe on son lotion on me no
drops. breathes. :ol limiting the men tree of charge.
VJoiveli-y store. All ellort will also he made to or-
‘ ialige tel obtaining the name of men
30“ 3“" 0‘ Arch street. who went selected because of physical defects.
to Fort T811". Plum Island, on T1199 which may be readily rcmrdtiledI all:
the former Sixth Com to send to each person a no ce sa -
:2:vmo:n£::w:lh has returned hav- ling that it he does not claim ex-
'emption from military service, any
lng be,“ reinsed enlistment. He is one of many physicians and dentists
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but 17 years of age. and as the mob in the state, will give him treatment
mum is 18 year, he could not be on- without charge.
listed.
STA'l'E F. OF L. CONVENION.
. 9 has an. DANBURY, Sept 6. ~Routlne bus!
twitifilzgzuzcélimfesff educa- ness, including reports from represen-
‘ '3 t ice charge of a plopagahda oi! iatlves of various unions througho
“03:22:22: in the schools at the state. the state occupied the attention of the
Il‘lie matter was discussed at consider- convention of the Connecticut Fedora-
able length m, the meeting or the coun- tion of Labor here today.
cll hi- Hartford, Wednesday before (161- I A resolution presented to the con-
inite action was decided on. vention today and referred to the com
mace on resolutions. opposes move-
The Greenwich canning kitchen has ments for the purchase oi non— union“
clal raise by the tobacco and smoking materials to he
Ziigrgilgllli‘ispgtems mill has attract- 1presented to soldiers at the front, and
ed considerable attention for its his}? endorses the purchase and presenta-
class efiiciency. Mrs.Newe1l is to be~tion or smoking materials of union
congratulated upon her executive abil‘ make
it and the institution is most. ifortu . A resolution asking the Vlbor orth'i -
on e in having secured the OO'ODel’a' iatldni oi the state to take steps to
tion or Miss motile 'raicott. sister 0" place a state labor ticket in the field
the editor of Our Town, Norman Ta ’ at the coming election was rejected as
oott. Miss Talcott is- an 81190“ in 130- was a. resolution proposing the vabol~
motto. Science in all its branches.
olilui
- mat-wit years ago
denim their object! by W!"
I I. .pmviuions.
‘o provifie‘forall W
i E“: in mmryouwfll’ .
t . whwm uim- 1
ads.
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ElwoudBiGlover
Buys’andfiirls
. lismncln aw m
. arable and comfortable.
nun t‘lglifior their“ growing-
a ‘ No I» '3!
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ltelest of Irish freedom."
Big Increase in Past Three Sentence the court said: “You and men .
Menths Over Correspond- like you have no right to come to this “01‘9“" And "“5 1“ the “animation
ing Period Last Yearr— country, if you attempt to embarmsI room
CORR. Defense CfllfldlIl’ne of America's allies in this war. "
MEAT PACKBRHS ON BTRlK-E.
OMAHA. Neb.,
of X- Ray at Cantonmentsifl
The increases in the amount of rail Flush YOU!“
in France. has caused much trouble in ,
' ' 'ral, it was said. examinations can be ~
packing companies operating in South
‘traiu .(ll iuo llishmen who tore down Omaha. about 1,150 are on strike today
a Blitish l‘é‘C‘ltlllng poster. showing at the plant; of
the Union Jack and the words,
. ,____., collation...
Armour.
“But: Cudahy demanding a five
The men said crease.
eydestroyed the poster “in. the in-
ln passing
S‘a iii and
cent in-
Guide (taking a party around big
n
Tourist—"What a musty smell it
has.” '
I Guide—-“Yes; many hopes lie buried
here.”—Clipped.
#fip—ufi
Sept. 6.—Notwith-
l YBllB B
Kidneys Occasionally
Within Tableopoonlul of salts“-
to Avoid Dal-laci- lbined with litliia. and
o
"{n "-"'.- iri" u‘ .J' .1 ".T' "“..
3 “Hit ”33%
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l '5‘ ‘ - . ll- ‘
CONGOLIUM R-UGS
Athreatly Reduced: Prices
Large; Variety. of. gammy“
and? Sizes.
A J; Angevine»&sons€o.-
lllllllS
This iamous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, com-
is harmless
Most folks forget that the kidneys.Ito flush clogged kidneys and slimli-
The annual collection of St Mat)” 5 s,tarce is due to the work of the coun like the bowels, get sluggish and sing Ilate them to normal activity. It also
I'm 5 coal committee and the New En get. and need a flushing ocosaionfllydneutralizes the acids in the urine so
,,_.__.... Ilalld general coal committee, whichI else we have headache and dull this it no longer irritates,
l cry in the kidney region, severe head-I bladder disorders.
inches, rheumatic twinge». torpid.liv--
and other thoracic lesions will be rec- 5" acid stomach. 315° Jeannette
I r-«vvmimldod in th‘ sumcon general of all sorts of bladder disorders;
thus ending .
Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive;
and . makes a delightful etlervescent lithiu-
, Iwater drink whicheverybody should
~- You simply must keep your kilns" take now and then to keep their kid-
active and clean, and the moment you neys clean. thus avoiding serious corm-
teel an ache or pain in the kidney plicatlons.
quality is higher than price. I medicine it was explained to the coun region get about ‘0“? WM“ 0‘ Jadl
' I oil that the use or the X- -ray in physi- Salts from any good drug store here,| sells lots of Jud Salts to folks who be-
talre a tablecponi‘ul in a glass or wat- love
or before breakfast for a few dayswhile it is only trouble—Adv.
A well known local drugglst says he
in overcoming kidney tioublo
l
‘l
ishment of the, annual Labor Day piir~
Children Cheerfully' ' . Palm-us»
and Patiently W "maggot-Isfahan. -
Treated by Modern, ‘ Sympathetlor”
Painless Method-. ' Agenticomm Tl‘bflmonh-~
”Refill-small; ' v.
by.“ ~thsi~0xygonu
Method. .
V.
~- Moderate ‘1‘ III
Charges for Very S Ball
Boot Dental «Work. DENTIST
A 75 south Main“ Stream“ A
Gold and Parcel-lb w.
15 Y 30“" 9 9- m- “to 9 or - Restoration.
“m "l ' All kind at A
m. h a ointment. 3 rtlfl-
the Practice of . y W . _. c cllhnsniuus,
High-Clan... W rown and Izsarldg
' Dentistry. f - . Merle-Elsi. stat.
» fully Donor
it:
i ,
Glyn-$581!?!“ in “fulfillment“ a general noise at 2% cm: m2-
NEW YORK, Sept 6.——Thirty days on hunt in the wag-.3 of their male:- '
in the \vorkhouse was the sentence in es announced yesterday by all the
pulsed here today by a police magis-
ll M Main-Si.
Phenom-3 .
Building: ' Materials of Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, [and Tile. Well Pipe-
Fire Proofing. Material, etc-
ANoTHER- $2.50 SET
OF PICTURES FREE
15c a Copy
Ill MEss' Dessert-r»
SO; .NORW’ALK‘“ .- .
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THE LITTLE SHOP
Don‘t miss the set of delightful baby
pictures (in colors) in PICTORIA‘L
REVIEW for September.
There-arc seven of the cunililigcst
pictures for framing you ever saw.
You get them included free with
EPIC’I‘ORI'AL REVIEW,
FUR SEPTEMBER
. LUSES
‘ Weckielll salesoil lingerie blouses.
ReauhrSZBS value writes and:
Special prices on all the '-
l {J’ighwpriced merchandise.
So. Norwalli i
"' Di. 1. H. Mall-city;
RAYMOND ' BROTHERS
137 WashingtonSt.
On Saleva-
CONN.
JACKS N
IpPTQMETRIS'I
59 Wall Street.
KRYP'I‘OK LENSEFFOlfifig Oxford: in Gold or
Shall Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination-oi the-"eyes. Oculiscs' prescrip-
'I'lie' odiosrsotthisBanlrwillbsgladatany time to
7‘: confer with you the opening of an account, and to .
extend
“ Wearsalwayarsadyh‘toaotinwan adviser: capacity...
. when requested—mar service is complete. ~
We take unalloysd..ploasure in giving special attention:
to new accounts—to customers inexperienced in finance“
donsprilmptly medium Repairing. .
NM; REBOUNTS
any courtesies Within their power.
Yours very truly,
The City National Bank!
South Normans,“ Gonna
Not-walk.
I
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New Fall Styles in Silk Dresse
$10 and $12 -ON CREDIT
'l‘llli simulators 42 so: inn Street
' Jil—
Mir—owl? amps ‘Vr‘ mag-punks
For Boys and Girls
. All of the: best makes in
many models. insuring a fit [or
comfort and; a perfect fit. for
growing, feet.
Satislaciory Stockings at all grades.
:_ ALLY a" assaults
School Shoes
I t.
IlHORE DINNERS AND All? '
, lot-m a. O'SULLIVAR.
”MON“ llOU '-
(Gregory Boulevard)?
East Norwall:
Opens May I
KINDS or ssssoooe. ..
cooxsn TO oases. *
Telephone 720
-TEETH --5 _,
wrrsour runs
19 So.- lllain St, 80. Namath-m
Eonrslla.m. tolip.m., flasher...
Sunday! By Appointment Only
mm, .
Tile Banner Bakery
Tel 851 a mom «me
We are now able to supply m
amtomors with PIES, modal
order each day]. We also, how
SUGAR 3088 and 00m
RINGS in addition to our m-
stock. V 7‘
A. M. WOOSTER‘
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Late Examiner i
U. S. PateK Send-
Otlice ' ‘tof‘Booltiet
? P‘ on, Patent
ills rum sum , . I}
BRIDGEPOR'I‘. 00W .
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EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIGI‘H'. >
RATES TO NEW YORK‘ '
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRAN I
PORTATION LINE, Illa.
Freight boat leave. Plcr 45;: 559-
Rlver, New York (foot of
at.) every day except Sunday. at 8
m. Freight received at Nor-walk up he
9 p. m. and at South Not-walk up to"
”99». .m
Zionis-
finesuiin‘ rvpswnl'rslls—L. .. ‘
. >8mitn. mid
sold at slim mouth.
. PLU UMBER ,
. woman-sir~ sxonmoe ~
159 Fslrtlold Ave-i Bridsenort- come
Illicit: llaveé
mo: ‘l”
Successor. ~.to.Wm. Bfi'm o, .
. Phone-499... , .
I37 Fort mayhem
Tel. 0M 1999-8: “use.“
in WA9HINGTON or. “
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