”mackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
.For the Camp Boy I
FOUNTAIN PENS I
31m $1 50 and $2. 50 g
amour. NEW TESTAMENT
or KHAKI oLorn ‘
DONNh HLLY’
. 16 So. Main St.
SOUT‘ii NURWALK.
ify Nervs
Harry Turlov Ililh’ returned after
rni days spcnt in. ‘ 1 11 i .1: 1 13.»,
Unusual variety this Fall in
the belfreys. ,
Soft- hats, comfort-able caps,
conservative derbies.
Many shades, shapes
curves.
The right style for your in-
dividuel face is here. Prices I
$2.50 to $6.00. 1
Gloves for business, work, or
dress, 1
and
Rogers 81 Stevens :
NORWALK ‘
SOUTH NORWALK
.\tttu'ncv C. C. lieuemnn
iridgcport on business today.
."-t.‘\"
in
In}
1’.-1‘-
which is ex-
“fork is being done “3" WW liticlts are bring laid br'iucct the
h”? for ““1“" “11‘1“? 112-1": .~' of the t‘onnecticut Company on
Wm“ to 0W“ “Mil-V on N‘Mh Mill” \‘t'ashing‘ton street toda.V.
Eilllti city
{on Augiist 4. in Norwalk, to Miss Alice
il"ulcy of this city,
Itt'l'dzty
:wnlk town clerk 111 the office of the
. Lil 1'.
mnmmmmm
NOR WALK
SOCIETY
and Personal
NE WS‘ 1
1
ATTORNEY RICH MARRIED.
Ceremony in August Just Announced-—
He Is In Ayer Camp.
Ti'at Attorney Frank Rich, one of
the first two Stamford men to leave
for Ayer. Muss, 11111 married
was revealed yes-
:1ftcrnoon. through the filing
of :1 marriage certificate from the Non
Stamford town clerk.
While there was nothing secretive
about the marriage, and it was knc|n
:l-his lntlmuti' friends in the city, Mr.
llich did not cure to have. It announced.
for fear that it might appear that he
wits attempting to escape the draft
llich filed no claim for exemption.
‘ been III
37.1» I}.
.4. ..... .W Mm 1.
BRITISH INFANTRN ’
GOES “OVER THE TOP”
0‘} A WIDE FRONT
EAST OF YPRES; '10-
DAY
(Continued Ft'am Page One)
Lift off Corns
com orcallus oft with fingers.
of Yprcs. Satisfactory progress is
reported. (liar troops 11l1'1'1-11I5
have cuplnrcd 5:211:11 valuable posi-
tions.”
Field Marshal I'luizs’s section 1th
the battlefront to the east ofi
Yprcs, in Belgium, 11's the scene oi"
his latest offensive against 11th
ticrtnans indicates than it is 11 con!
1i1111111111~ oi" the expi'1.-.1'1~;1".l an'poscl
ol' the liritish 1-1111111111': le" in chiefI
to 1'111'1. 1 .1 ‘T‘t'iwn1
Plilllft’ Ilil'llilt'clii I 1InluriinllL- 1.111111:
the western const oi Bf’l‘f’llllll, tllltli
to cut off the German submarine;
and airplane.- bases on the Volth,
Sen from Zcebruggc to Nicuport,
i11cludi11gtlste‘tul. '
The British drive apparently
is being made, in the direction of
lloulcrs and (fourtmi. from which
ilt'luinn towns, 1".t'1'11l'1lliig to recent
dispatches from the Dutch i'1'ol1-:
hi1 .i’n
tier, thc (icrmun military nuthori- 1'
tics" huvc bccn evacuating the'
civilian popnlntion.
That the liirtish 'pi't'cnsive 1111."
preparation for several
1i115's was unulc known in recent
For a few cents you
~, can get a small bottle
of the magic drug free-
zore recently discovered
by e. t‘incinnati man.
Just ask at any drug
store for a small bottle
of freezonc. IApply a|
few drops upon a tender.
aching corn and instant-’
15', yes, immediately, all
soreness disappears and
rhortly you\will find
the corn or callus no
loose that you lift it out,
root and all, w;tl1 the.
fingers. ~ .
Just think! Not one
bit of pain before apply-
ing freezone. or after-
wards. it doesn't event"
irritate the surrounding:
skin. I i
Hard corns, soft cornsl
01' ccrns between thel
t..cs, also hardened ('31-‘
uses on bottom of feel. just stem to.
sln'ivel up and fall 1111' without hurt»
ing 11 particle.
it its almost magical. |
Ladies! Keep a tiny bottle on your
diesscr and nev1r let 11 tom or cullus‘
No Humbug! .
Doun’t hurt I bit to lift I ' :.
’Mal‘jorie lit-dwny 1‘111'111'1'11-
lnjiown tlglilll 1111111 1111
lt'I1‘1.. ..1;
,Douulas l-‘owicr \1‘111111111‘5
tor this week the meetings
Fourteen 111111. l'ltlr's of
rest, near 111-: 111111111111 bridge.
'lkputy Sheriff I'Idwurti I‘ou‘cu:
11 Iln'ul‘t-
21;: 11511111 19‘1' bolus: put into place on
11' young 1115' of Soutl 1 .\1121 .1lk and ‘\.';1~i'i11_1:,tnn 51-11111, 111,135: tin; the 11>re11111n1' 1111111; pcrforuxed 115
Will) 1' as 11'1Il likttl [11' ill iiicd Sept. m gillf' licv. it, J. Carroll (1. .111111 N111:
7 9171‘” ’1'“ home, 11111111111, 3" The usual reports of thefts of fruit 1":1li«'.. Tvil'. llicll was ucconipnnicd by
i'Curps will meet t111111u'1'1111' evening in
their rooms on Washing-1 on street.
of“
Al-
the
corps will be held 1111 under evening-x
tile tiull.1‘11l
Battery motored to New 1".)11, ($11 51,-
‘l the police. I
ltl<l
part of the wick on o.l‘1<'i'.1l busin: <5 in
_ ,. . t'iustnnt
lu‘tl"l
111ml did not want it geriernlly known
The l'illi‘fi‘ for 111,, ornlnnt‘lllal light—dim he inlti reason for a claim.
The 111111'1'1111'1 cccnrrcd ill the mom
and recentlilcs have been rcccitcd l‘l‘l‘rnui-L ii. lIurltc ot’ Stamford, who was
be: mun.
Since his arrival cl c:1111p.‘.\ir.‘lllch
has written to lodge John I. Walsh,
szt win; that be is enjoying 111'1115'1'11111
31111 d is 111 \i thorouchl 5' incitstolncd to
tthe routine of camp life. One of the
tllcntenuuts of the company Mr. Rich
was assigned to was formerly~n tench
’c'.' in the Manor school at Sliippan
Point,‘ while the captain of another
geompuny :11 Aycr is a former clnss-
[mate of Frank's at Dartmouth College.
-....———-—.— i
c. '1'. u. 11111 1111111 11 mm '
.\il'g .iohn Iiic(‘lanc_ of
strt-ct, .\'orwnlk, l-‘ridny of-
The W.
inc. with
tet‘nooll.
.I. Delano thicker has been transfer-
red from Ilnttt‘i'v A.. Nineteenth If‘eld
Artillery. t‘nmp Wilson, Sun Antonio.
Texas. to the Ordinance copul'tluent.
Nineteenth Field Artillery.
-._.—.——-
terdny and \wl‘c tIl'llIt‘tI by :1 R11" 11l.1l
Anny oflicci ht t.ov"ctn1n": 1111.11111 The
local men 111111111 :1 lim- showing. 112111
earned the pi'uiuc 111 1313111 "“ "“"‘ 111111 “”l‘
charge ' tommittce in the
i 1'11gc dolcuntions[111111 the Second
:11111’ll1i'1l \\':.r1l Republican City com
the First W nrtl (‘itv
(lilic‘l l
1 A sp‘ccinl comniunlrntton of \‘t. them1111h1g1n1np.11mt.
‘ohn's'lmdge, .\‘o, 1;. I", A. and .\. .\i,
E"will be held tonight, :1t 7 o’clock, in
. i’ temple. in Wall street. A stated
oommunicution will be held :11 S p. 111.
The Fellowcrul't degree will be work-
ed at both times.
The nods of" Keeler's livery st: thlt' _ . S "I . . . . 1 . 1.
Ill Riv; street uptown, will be Sold \\:1lterb.(1itttlnc.\. {'Infh‘lhlmtpdllmiii
ill public atution next \\e1l11c\1l'l" “ llmnmn .111 nutnnm‘l‘ “ “ ml elo-
Jlflemoon, inasmuch as William 11'. m "M“ Cl“ .md 10“ for 2"“ 2‘“ an-
: eeler, proprietor of the stnblc. is 11.112 ‘ Mr" h ndnev was to. me” In .
i :11'er of the Hotel Clifford, South .\or
about to retire from the lively busl- 1
nose, The River street stable is one ““lk' l
t Norwulk’s oldest businc. s I11-11111
jtlunu, having formerly been operated
.by Dunn & Ilanks.
‘l‘hct'c will 1.11111 service in Trinity
church tonlot'rmv, St. Matthew's Dav.
us the Rev. «‘r'cderitk A Coleman will
be in New \' ork city attending the full
crul ecvvice of his late cousin. Alfred'
R. Consling.
Richard Finncis llsytnond,11ge clcv- '
cu,1'ounc,est son of‘ Pntrolmun Frank:
A party of indies will meet :11 th
'yNorwalk Public 1.11111111 this. Sillllrtli'll
at ten in the morning and go ,,-, “her ci'. Muster Raymond became Ill on
. .. n-
.\11'11l:_'1' , sh 111111 symptoms of appe
410 be admitted as voter.s The sclc1t . 11 worse.
men and town cleyk wall be in session “”1“" ”“1 on “0“an becan " '
' hunks
'i‘or this purpose f1 om nine in the f1)1c-l"5“ll""1 “"5 called in ““d- t id- I
90“ until two in the 'llécr,n011 1.1 ,1“, to I'.‘ 15 treatment, 1111 operation is two I
,1 lug nttclulv 1i bv Dr Daniel E Sulli-I
1':111,1\l1o is treating him for appendi-
' /'
wn Court room, V1111 street, .\'or ”I
‘ ~ :1 1 in 1110 111- M“
hilt. anguifnllm,(lg-3:5,, '1t ”“1 The committee of tl11'1',1e headed by
111011 1 . .
t‘11u.11ilm. 111 den G Murphy and (3011-,
» l I' 1t1' lluii South
ounc llk] 0:1,: "Jaimiénlm be made 101- sisting of City Engineer Wounams 1111
1‘ 1:9 invited to come to the .\'or- Councilman Nutting. were busy todayl
a 1 t‘.
it Library .11 111110 join those men 1001““5 0‘” the ““1101“! bridge a
1:1! 111111111 s 111111, and discussing a
1 i 1' to do so it \' ”
ed nbo1e f the1 ‘ “h her at ways that it could be im-
' 1 en is not 11 1111111
a simple matter, .1111 if 1 Thc_1 will hove 11 coufeté‘nce
11rd.
amone, 5110 I‘m
”9‘ n¥:;l:nta hmil {Mont of 1110 two 1': hit the \‘cw lluvcn road‘s engineers
on "o ircc y (1 ~
presc1.ibcd But it mus, 1),. 1111 in regard to the mutter of beautifying
es
tood that Suturdui is the only d115 “‘0 bridge in a short time.
lded for this purpose
i The cases of \lichrtcl Rossi and Dan-
.iel No1 uk. :wbich wele heald before
Juduc Vosburgh in the downtown
court. yesterday afternoon, at 4
o‘clock, wexc continued until tomor-
‘ M“ irow after quite 11 little testimony, a
TILLSON,S REMEDIES‘ i resume of which was published exclu-
Malaria, Chills, Fever, Etc. lsively in The Sentinel yesterday, 111111
ibeen heard. The two men were ar-
mce 500 Per Battle ‘r:1i§.:11ed on charges of assault with air
38y BGfunded If N“ satismc'ltempt to kill and highway robbery.
tory t'l‘hcy were two of the assailants
. ' ' Henry J. Hipson, on East avenue, on
1n-Powell Corporation the night of Feb. 2111111151. '
DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
n ABSEmbly Hall.Gl11co'Biothe1s
rehestra.
You Owe Yourself Money.
’1.-mot perhaps to the youth you are today—but to that older
person you’ll soon be when “just a little capital," so greatly
needed to turn opportunity into fortune will, no doubt,
, ensure the difference between ulthuete success and failure.
toy that money you owe to your future success into your
savings account here-regularly.
of Mr. and “PS
1ouniuted
three years.
Iwnllt', who were uniting the first drafted
,‘wns full of entertainment
1Mr, and Mrs. Harold W. VnnWagenen
‘ home in Slivermine.
, 1.1114111 Mrs. Ohm-lea IR. 111111111} 11
Mr. Rich's war bride is the daughter
.Iolm Foley of .\'or-
walk. and 11 cousin of Thomas .7 Murr.
Town Assemblyllnll 3"““31 11111111111111 0f the illickcnsdcircr
lie bud been ac-t
bride for nearly
twenty six venrs old
with his
Willinm iii Endc Joseph \l.1\loelle1
and John livuncz. all of South .\'or-
mcn sent from Norwnlk to (‘ump De~
vens, spent lust evening here. The
men came down from New Haven,
where they have become members of
the 102d (‘11111pnny.’1‘hcy rctulned to
day and expect shortly to leave for
Ii‘rance
Ten young f1icnds
ed at her home. 37' Davis str,cei Safur
day when a party was held in honor of
her seventh biithduy. The afternoon
for the
Iyt -un..'st111s. There were comes of all
sorts Little .\Inrthu received many
beuutifui gifts.
Mr and Mrs.llr11dlcy Kellogg. Miss
Ruth Gelston of New York, .\liss Ethel
Gelston mid Frederick Kellogg of .\'or-
wnlk, spent Sunday here. They mot-
med here to visit their brother Leroy
(lclston.—-Springd:1lc correspondent of
Stamford Advocate.
Mr. and «Mrs. William W. Lester, and
of Bnyvicw avenue, have returned from
'n. trip thropgh the Berkshires, Boston
and other places of interest. The tour
was made In Mr. Lester's Cadillac car.
Sergeant J. Holley Tyrreli has re-
turned to his post with the Thirty-fifth
Long Island Sound company at Fort
Terry. after spending a furlough at his
home in .Nbrwaik.
Private Jnck Helfant of the United
States army medical corps, at Fort
Slocum, N. Y., 1111 been visiting his
Miss Kathleen Tracey, of 23 West
avenue, left teddy for \Vashington,D 'D
C., where she will resume her studies
in Trinity College. ' A
.o———.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Belts have
returned from their honeymoon jour-
ney, and have settled down at their_
home tn1D1'y Hill avenue.
Yeoman Lyman G. thicken of the
Navel Coast Defense reserve, is home
from New York on furlough.
Mrs; L. Shelitt of South 'Norwalk is
stopping at "The 'Breakers," Atlantic
City, N. J.
-———y
and ten oiderl
\. Raymond, is at his home today bC‘I'f1iends of tiles \[atthn anpe gather-l
' cred me since}?
statements from the (it‘l‘lllilll 1‘11'1115'
llcnt'ltpturtcrs Stuff. The Germans
reported that the British were
innintnining a violent and destruc~
live iire,111,;'11i11st thc 'l'euton posi—
ti1urs.thc boniburtlincllt frequently
reaching! flu1 intensity of druiuiirc.
l'ltlS’l'UN. Sept. 2t).-cheral
hunz'ircd 1121111115 oi’ 1111111 who lfuvc
obtained iunnuuit5 from service
in thc\ntion.1l \1'in5' b5'1i1-1'l11ri11g
that “115 11111. lll'itixhIs11l1j1'cts'l1n1'c
hccn u'iwn 115' .\'1111' Engluud ex.
emption boards to the liritishut‘u»
nudinn recruiting.r lllls‘sltlll. 311-11:
bcl's oi' the llllhsltlll huvc 1mg
Itollill‘t‘tl flint if the Iiritish covert;-
lllt'lli 11;:1'1'1'1' to permit the drni'ting:
of British subjects in the l'nitctl
Htutcs, the enlisted men will be
States, the men listed will be or i
tlt'l'1‘tl to report to llritish offices in
'I()\I)(I,\ .\t'p.‘ :_'II “\ MOI- I
Inst t\c'lli'l[.', and mapped onto Inns for ("mm“) In 5““ ‘Wk- Ai‘mii‘iil“ ii" .bournc dispntch to Renter s Limit 1
111111 marriage c-'11tl.1cute.l‘1'11nk atrium buys thut 1]“. British
l“'“"' b11111 1“ ("“““i""“““ “'ll-‘1 ““1 l“ l’ort lxcmbln. which 1111s sunk by 1811'iss Federul Bunk, ‘ for advice
stcumt'l'
1111 explosion near Cape l"'nrc\1cil, l
New Zenluud, curried no pusscnfi
gcrs, but 11 vnluubic cargo.
in
I
of’ the stcnnlcrnnd she sunk
twenty minutes.
su5s thnt the Swedish minister at
Berlin has been instructed to pro-‘,
test to Germany against the Lux—
lil'lliLIN. Sept. :20, via London.
——v\'iolcnl waves of artillery fire
which were dire 1ted with incrcns.
i111: intensity Tuesday upon the
(it‘l'liltlll lines between lloutholst
\\ 11ml 11ml thc I15's on the l'luudcrs
front 'dc1'1i11pctl Tuesday ev chine.
11nd 5'1'st1'111115' 11101111111: into drum .1
5cstcrdu5'.
i11111c11r. did not uttnck
1" “(till 1A1), Sept. 20.——\\'it-
l1o111li1111i‘f. the former Russinni
\iinistcr of \\',111' who is facing 11
1111ike.
dici .11 proceedings. Speaking.r in 11
11 c'111. tired voice, he endeavored
to prove the necess'it5 of dis-
mantling; Russian fortresses, for i
which he had given orders lie de-
ciurcd that 011 111,1},r to thefcondi-
tions of modern warfare the fort-
resses long had lost ‘ull their
strategic importance and would
only have been traps for the re-
trcuting troops.
“At the time of the Russo-Turk-
ish campaign,” he said, “I gained
the conviction that provisional de-
fensive works constructed 11 lnlc
h ost1l1ttcs were in progress were ofI
far greater practical utility.’
General? Soukhomlinoff conclud-
ed by saying that he never con-
corned himself‘ ‘with politics, but
Worked exclusively for the welfare .
NEVER BOTHERED SINCE
o q...— I
After suffering with terrible pain- lnI
his back and around his kidneys for
eight years, and after having tried sev-
eral doetbrs and different medicinesI
Alvis Soliel'i, Ade, 11111.. writes: “Foley
Kidney Pills were recommendeJIII no
111111 the ttrst bottle removen tne pain!
After taking three bottles the bloat-
ing was all gone sud has never both-
on 11111111 can be
. .i,‘
had so quickly #5“ bullet: ml:
II .
i111: ._.1,()l)ti francs
oi the. locker room itssiuncd
this 1 by. I
l.()\'l)tl\', Sept. 20. «A Stock- is visiting friends in .\'oerk for
hoim dispntch to Renter 5 Limited few days.
llucklughnm W.
.IAsstmbly linil building in W ails
I
ache twice. . l
—I
l
oi" the Futllcl'lnnd.
lililiNl'l, .\‘cpt. flip-«The Huiss'
Telegraphic Agency has received,
11'tclcgrr1nu l't'om Zurich rclutivc tof
11 statement made b5'th1' I‘I '1'.11cl1
llcput5"l‘ur1ncl that he 1'1'1'ci1c11 11l
sum of money from the Swiss .I‘t‘tl- l
ernl liunk i'or111l'.'icc. 'l‘hc dirotu‘,
tors of the S11'issl"cdcrul “111th
according to the telegram. tic-l
cl‘nrc formally that they neveri
111111l1'n115' such 1115'stcri1111s p.15'-l
inclits to 11115'111111 uhntsocv vcr until
11.111- 111'1'1'1 Iltitl 11115'1l1nbngs 111tht
'l" 1".111111l
A11 ofliciul statement issued fl‘ollli
the t ‘hnlnbcr of l)1p11tics on Sept.l
l711t11t1'dthnt 1111envelopecontnin ’
in \111“ linnk;
liils had been found in the [lilll
in .
lcputy 'l‘ulrtpcl. In 11 letter to M. l
lusclntngcl, President of the
',l11nnbcr l)cput5 'l‘urincl stutctl:
“l’n51ncnt was made by the“
11'
George Thompson of Troy,
N. Y.,
'lllt.‘ was a visitor in Norwalk tounv on bus-I
explosion blew out almost one side mess. \ l
' l
l
\liss Bessie Notth of Trenton, N J; l
A regular scxnbmonthly meetinu or.
R. C, was held this
burg: incident. it being “confirmed afternoon, In Red .\len's “an In Mam
lliill. (it‘l‘lllflll UmI'lfilS fii‘l‘imlfil.“ street. Routine business was transact.
nbttscd the confidence of Sweden.’ ea,
.1— l
McKinley Camp, Noll ., L'. .\Y. Y. .
will hold :1 regular semi- montlnv meet '
ing in the headquarters. in the Town
.,1'eel
tonight
lllll‘ drafted army.
All members of Wanemu Council,
in \inin
mint: ‘0 [Di
tonight, in Red Men‘s Hall,
street Important business
1-
day evening, will be discussed.
the regular business meetin'z.R1~f1csh-
ments were served
u..—
The women of Moose Heart Leg onI
hold a regular meeting Tuesdayeven-:
,ing, in Moose “01119.11! which time.
'there was initiation of candidates nndI
jconsidernble business of
importance
transacted. Plans were made for 11
Halloween udnce, to be held October
315i. Refreshments were served and
a. social time enjoyed.
It
Lemon Juice
For Freckles
For a Few Cents. Try It!
Squeeze the juice of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white, 111111119 well, 111111 you
have a. quarter pint of the best freckle
and tan lotion, and complexion beauti-
tier, at very, very small cost. I
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store Io1~ toilet counter will supply
three ounces of orchard white for a
few cents. Message this sweetly Ire.
grant lotion 111111 the face, neck. arms
and IGO- how
'l.-Er . _-
a.U'RGED TO FIGHT CONSCRIPTION.
I __
l RED ‘MEN's TRADING POST. 1
. » tcorated for the occasion.
' l The big time opens Monday evening 3,.
‘ ing, and the event promises this year
. , Girls! Make Beauty Lotion at Home
See tube Duplex-ALCAZAR
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Range is complete—all in one—ready to burn the fuel you
choose—at any and all times.
You can make the Change for different fuels
with this range in a seeond’s time and the Duplex-
ALCAZAR conforms with your requirements. lt’ s the “year
’round range"——keeps the kitchen cool in “summer—warm in
winter—suits the season' 3 in between and cuts fuel bills as
well as insuring better cooking results.
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ll .
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RESULTS coum
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it is results that count.
A growing Savings Account in this bank may
not seem as interesting as a “get rich quick"
scheme, but history proves, and the future will
show the results will all be in favor of the Saw,
ings Account. One dollar will start you.
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1"" L'TIIF. PEOPLES?
'TRUST COMPANY '
of South Norwalk,Conn.
V—f
BATSMAN BAKER RETIREs.
Anarchistlc Paper Find: Its Way IntoI NEW YORK, Sept. 20.—J. Frnnklin
Police Headquarters. tBaker, lending batsmen of the New
A printed slip signed by the Anar-Ill'ork American League club for the
chists found its way Into police head- glast two seasons, announced today that
quarters today and Chief of Police Pen- 1 he had retired from organized baseball.
nington is very much interested as to;‘lie reported at the Polo Grounds on
who left it there l'I‘desdny prepared to play, but'wns
The slip urges the, workingmcn toI told that his suspension will remain
tight conscription and tells them to do in effect until the end of the season.-
111 exytlung in.tl1elr.po11cr to save He has taken this as the club‘s final are
themselves front leaving Norwalk withiswer and is preparing to leave for his
theme at Truppe, Md.
It is printed so it says by the "Up I Baker‘s contract , which calls for
iit'c.1111115'hcudtpmrtcrs 111111ouncch\'oI 31. 1) of 12,311» mired to attend derground Press." and it is extremely close to $10 000 has anothcl year to
Th“ Email" inlllllll'."1Itlle rezciar meeting, 11 incl will be held “01““ against “‘9 gov,ernment saying run.
that the draft is against the constittr] John (Dots) \llllm Captain of the St.
tion .md that only tools are patrioti‘c 'Louis Nationals, has been mm and
11115511»- in the trial of Gemini Souk- the coming fair. which “in open “0-,, I Whoever left 11 at the chief’s omce' although married has filed no claim
had better be careful because it round; for exemption it was announced today
land it is learn‘lI lift he 01-3119 11ml
ch: itzgc of high tr1' 151111 having, flouting bvhlness was transacted 111 anything to do with the prtmm‘g of n BRIDGE INVESTMENT
' concluded their evident 1'. the. g?"‘1l.t<' mght' 5 meeting of out Sisters Ithey may be arraigned on a charge of,
end 5'cslcl'd1l5 was invited to tIIVI‘. 11,11,011 11h Lodge ‘10 55 1 0 0 F sedition by the Federal authorities.
11115 cxplunntio11sl1cmight 11 isll to 915,,“ new“ Mrs. Georg L, “03va
'1 hi‘ former minister “J" Innd part of her staff wese present at to the front and if they do not do as
lmll‘i‘d exhausted I” the long j“' the meeting. A social time followed Itbey are commanded they could be
PAYS 8 PER can‘r
l HARTFORD. Sept. 20.—F. Valentine
Chnppell, of New London, chairman of
the state commission on rivers, and.
l.:1'.bors and bridges in Hartford, tow
said the state pier at New London
Iwould return in 1918 to thewstate eight.
per cent on the. million dollar invest.
ment. Today he paid to the state
comptrollerthe sum of $7,616 in receipts‘
over expenditures for the quarter end~
ing June 30 and has more than $5,000
in hand for the present quarter. Ho
said one lease would net the state 843:
I000 a. year.
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.You"ve go: to coax it to make it go.
,“Neutronerrescription 99" will start
Ithe most stubborn and dogged case of _
rheumatism
. AdmlttSdogss'iI-afidlbyili‘iisgbon Dunn We have witnessed its effectivenell
bl 125 Main street; Mrs. James Boyd. in hundreds of 638951 it does thin!!-
of 27 Quintard avenue; Raymond Bl "Neutrons Prescription 99" is on.
Turn. of 92 South Main street' and tirely dinerent from the old prep!!!-
“be“ 09mm. 0‘ 36° “ward “*3 Icon in that it aims at eliminating at
true, New, Haven. .
Discharged yesterday: Mrs Jessie rheumatic poisons by purifying an
Kudla, of 9 Third street. ood. common sense teaches you till. .
Admitted today: Miss Irene Pesnk. It removes those awful pains, lin-
Of 55 Bouton street. her: up those swollen stilt joints nu.
Admitted and discharged today: muscles? in a way that 11w!“ “film.
:{afifidg‘gfifil‘ ”d Rm“ Gr‘mU' you. Get 11 bottle today. get. the on
Such people should be forced to go.
dealt with by the military authorities,
The committee in charge of the Red
.\len' 5 Trading Post, which will be held
in Red Men 3 Hall, in Main street, dur-1
ing the week of September -1th, under
. the auspices of (Jockenoe 'l‘nue. No. 32,
1.0 R. .\I. met last night and arrnng .
ed further details in regard tuthe big
afiah'.
The booths are now being erected
and the hall is being handsomely de-
and will be preceded by a big street
parade, in which several outset-town
tribes will be represented.
Dancing will be enjoyed every even-I
to be bigger and grander man ever.
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