DKHéTlNa Afl ARMY.
'fioucripticn Had its Origin
l France in 1}“93.
[j COBSUiptinh originnts‘d in France
in 1293. At that time the country
ititd just passed through the long and
Ibleodv war of the FTPnt'h ltcmlutlen
which the rrrona'chs or Europe hall:
, banded together to crush. France,
1 " funder Napoleon, had come forth Vic~
in
Harris 81 Guns
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svstem of recruiting would be neces-
amounted to alnrost 4.500.000, drawn ireedom :er fen.
from u population of 32,009.000—~Piril- . The way robe ”calm is to be calm
adelphr‘a ledger. When the winds of ullcl‘sity or dis-
Wm.“ appointment or MSCOUV‘ESPZMMI are
on BEHG CALM. seeking to ruffle your mental seas
, keep remembering tho: there is
such thing as a comfortable possum)
with‘ the waves beating high. So
keep calm.——~Philadelphia North Am-
erlcan.
One of the finest things within
reach of the average individual is
calmness. It is also profitable!
Cahnness is the twrn slstcrot‘ com;
(art. The man or woman who has
formed the habit of célmness is apt
to be comfortable when others are
uncomfortable
difference between a Weed and a plant.
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Suburbs—Of course you can lt-ll theI
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[City News
.nlght.
Itnr-ious, but her army was exhauSted
COAL and it was evident that some new
That’s All
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.cxtent. of that of all other countries.
. months later with another army at Meat Forms um; Acid, Which Clog.
Word has been lt’CllVGd by Not \Hllk
friends front Sergeant Major Frank C.
Godfrey. now on his way to France
with a selected infantry regiment.
—-DANC|NG SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hall. Grace Brother‘s‘
full orchestra.
Mrs. A. Langlois of Sound View
court, gave birth to a daughter recent
ly. Mother and daughter are doing
IllCt'Iy.
A regular Weekly meeting of Cooke-
held tonight in lied Men’s Hall, in
Main street. Business relative to the
coming fair, which will be opened .‘tlouI-
day night, will be discussed.
The local police have been notified
of the‘thcft of at Hudson Speedster.
which was stolen in Bridgeport last
necticut license No. 531.
4! s
—l.ockcts, hearts, luvnlliel's, Par-
drops, brooches, bracelets, rings,
chains, ut Brand's Jewrlry Store.
Attention is called to the. fact that
m‘any‘peoplo 'get their lists in the state
lreasurer’s ofllce too late to have their
securities exempted. The treasuror in-
forms us that this must be done at
once. Do not wait too long, and thus
.fail ot’ the exemption. Read the trans
urer‘s advertisement in this issue, and
do it now.
Michael Connery of Georgetown re-
ceived on Tuesday a cltblegram from
his son Harold bearing the single word
‘safe." Young Connery is in" the am-
bulance branch of the service and was
at Halifax when previously heard from
. about two weeks ago. A party of navy
men having leave of absence spent
Sunday in Georgetown. One of them
said that he had made four voyages to
France on a war vessel acting as part
of a convoy for troop transports.
~DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
full orchestra.
The board of selectmen of Merlden
announced yesterday that they would
not call for a vote on license this your
notwithstanding that a petition bear-
ing 800 names had been presented ask-
ing for such a vote. To ensure} vote
'sld‘cred one of the most for reaching hcumatlc twlnges.
,army of 43.00 men.
The missing muhcine bore Con .
j of the country.
States is no remarkable as the rise
. self.
.emptions
{were so freely
that the draft. had little effect er
‘ being taken 752 names are neceusury.‘
amtban 732. The petitioners have en-‘numbor being raised by conscription»
The board states that after a careful
which have had to be eliminated from United. States between April,
Town Assembly Hall Grace Brothers cent as a stimulus to the states in 88 WASHINGTON ST- SOUTH NORWLLK.
tbringlng to full strength their quotas ' ‘
'of volunteers by voting bountlcs.
In the south. however, conscription J J— r
was sweeping from“ the first,\ and I
toward the end of. the war it became Children Cheerfully Pllnlm .
omnivorous. Every man between the .“d Pltlently fl) and Conanlcntlouls
ages of 1? and 55 was legally liable Treated by Modern, > s Dantlrtry
,for service, the only excuse being Pllnle’u Method- ACChtlc Office - ympa gram“
phySical incapacity. ' . .
The total number of men called un» .
examination the number of names’dey arms by the government of the V ”Res-Mo ”H” v I
' 1861’ an Admlnlmnq.
the list for failure to comply with the and. April, 1865, amounted to ,more ”0‘8"“ Surgeon . by tho 0
requirements reduce the total to less‘man 2,750,000, nearly half of this Char-goo for Ivory .. ,Xlraon
‘ Best Dental Work. Method.
gaged counsel, it is said, and lute‘nd to
light the question out.
EVIDENCE
.What you pollen" today is
evidence of what you did
yesterday. Reoognifluatbls
it is easy to understand
A
story. as volunteer enlistment no
longer sufficed. ‘ L
it was then that Gcneral Jourdan
brought forth and passed the law
establishing conscription. Since then
it has been the basis of all French
military legislation. and, to a certain
Nor is it such a difficult matter to
|make this habit feel enough at home
to become a member of the family.
For calmnEss is about 90 per cent.
hoe it up, it’s a plant!~—Life.
A 3000 am. pays nest in the lie-I
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HUSH VllJR KIDNEY Willi SANS
It wars through the terrible power
of conscriptitin that Napoleon was
enabled to carry on the gigantic wa
which characterized his reign and
by means of it, after losing in the
snows of Russia the largest army
that up to that time had ever been
put into the field. to reappear a few
ten get sore, water sealds and you are
obliged -to seek relief two or three
times during the night.
Either consult a good, reliable phy-
sician at once or get from your phar-
macist about four ounces of Jud Salts;
take a teaspoonful in a. glass of wa-
ter before breakfast for a few days
most as large- ‘
Out of 1190683“?! the other ““0“ Cum Rheumatism
were forced to follow France’s ex- When you wake up with backache
ample. and conscription became gen- and dull misery in the kidney region it
oral generally means you have been eat-
Under the French regime every clti Iing too much meat, says a well known
zen between the ages of twenty and authority Mcut forms uric acid which
twonh five was liable for service for overworks the kidneys in their snort and your kidneys will then “Cl “06‘
five years. Prussia howchr still to filter it from the blood and theyi’l‘his famous salts is made from the
further developed the powers of con . become sort or paralyzed and loggy. iscid of grapes and lemon 111109 com
scribllon by reduting the period ofI When your kidneys get sluggish and blned with lithln, and has been used
settles in the ranks and passing her clog you must relieve them. like youlfor generatons to clean and stimulate
soldiers as soon as they were suf-' believe your bowels removing all the sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize
titientlv trained into a rescrle force, body's urinous waste, else you havoiacids in the urine so it no longer irri
thus by degrees training her whole backache, sick headache, dizzy sp91l5;§lates thus ending kidney weakness.
DODUIBUGH your stomach sours. tongue is coated, Jud Salts is a life saver for regular
This latte: system. \\"hl(h was con-land when the weather is bad you have meat eaters It is inexpensive, can-
'l‘he urine is not injure and makes a delightful, efv
and important ments of the last cen- loudy, full of sediment. channels of-lfcrvesccnt lithla’water drinks—Adv.
11113.!“ owned its origin to the condl %. __."_, . '
lions lmDORL’d on Prussia by Napo ‘ "
leou at the treaty of ’l‘ilsit, wherebyimiz‘
Prussia was restricted to u standing
She kept to‘
the letter of the law by mulnminlnxg
hcr army at the prescribed number,
but her mulled citizen reserve force A
was limited only by the population“
and rapid L'l‘OWlh of the nation l1“;
[n.1790, as fixed lrv an act ol'II
Congress, the rank and file of ourl'I
army amounted to 1216 men, and in?
1814 an English expedition "with only?
3,500 men was able to seize and burn
Washington.
Conscription first made its lappenr-m’
once here at the time of the war be-
tween the states. At the boglnnlng
of the war in 1861, our whole regular,
force was but 14,000 men, At first
the northern army this increased by
volunteer mrltstmcnt but. the unex-
pected prolongation of the war prov~
ed this method too slow to replenish
the waste of thc armies and in 1863‘
the government resorted to a draft.
The first attempt to cnrrv it out
met with forcible resistance and led
to n serious riot in the Cttv of New
York which lasted for several (1335.
All opposition. however, was pill
down and the draft executed with all
possible forbearance and justice. Fix-l
substitute purchases
Rivcn in the north
Kidneys. lrrilntes Bladder or
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BLOUSES
weekend sale on lingerie blouses,
Regular 32. 98 value lor $1.98 and
Special prices on all the
higher priced merchandise.
:THE LITTLE SHOP
60 Northain Si. 50. Norwalk
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The mllltu‘y history of the United
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Bungalow Aprons
A godd line of Bungalow Aprons in various styles; button
. back, side front, with elastic band at waist or belted; Percale:
trimmed with contrasting colors . . . . . . . . .. 89c and $1.25
Button Side Front with Elastic Band and Dusting Cop $1.25
J. I. MALLETTE
and
llulnsr ¥
7! South Main Street
Hours ll o. m. to 9 p.
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If to this, we add the71.1oo.ooo men.
from the southern states the total arm-
ed force of the country at that time
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All Residents of Connecticut owning taxable securitiu
are liable to tax at local rate: unless the State Tax of four
mills on the dollar has been paid to the State Treasurer
On or Before September 30th
The estate: of those who neglect to pay this tax must pay
A Heavy Penalty
-I Balance: in banks (not in Savings Banks) are liable to
this tax. > ’
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Treasurer at Hartford.
F. 8. CHAMBERLAIN, Treasurer.
lists sent on application to Stole
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