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WAR THEATRES
Although there i~ a con-Aral show
“go of uwubmauters {or the Boy
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state, owing to the enlistments and the
dralt, Bridgeport is fortunate in having
only five vacancieo. There is need of a
large number of assistant scoutmast-
ers, comprising scouts of 18 years or
more who have some executive ability;
Leon Argetsinger, the scout execufi
the of the. Bridgeport division. said
i at his command was lucky in having
anticipated losses when the war began!
and immediately began to train men?
to fill the vacancies which might occurl
Despite this precaution, however, sev.E
eral of the tioops ha\e had leaders
who late1 decided to enlist or were.
drafted
Two new troops are to be started:
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Edward Cook of School street ham
accepted a positioufias chauflcurdor ll.
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The peach crop in this vicinity was
veryohort of oxpeelation this your.
~140i only the number but the size. of
peaches was small. ~
There will be an important met 12‘
and rehcuisal of the American build at
8 o’clock this evening and all men)
41ers are. asked to attend.
Deputy Sheriff Nelson W. Benedict
has been appointed trustee of the bank
rupt estate of Jacob Yourdisky. or lliiyr
avenue.
--l.ockots. hearts. luvallicrs, can
drops, brooches, bracelets, iings,
chains, at Brand's Jewelry Store.
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Mrs‘.“Gcm~ge W. Fitch
Mtreet,‘ who has beemonflned indoors
(or some time with injuries caused by
being struck by a “noon, to now able
Ito be on the. piazza. ‘
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The city of Bridgeport will protest
the increasod fares proposed by tho-
Connccticut company to go into effect ‘
October 1. Action is cxpcctod at tho
next meeting of the common council.
Mlsa Ruth Anderson, recently of Nor-
malk, who bus been spending the. past
month with Miss Esther Wilght. of
Center street, )caterduy entered the
Danbuiy hospital tiaining school tor
nurses. ”auburDy \ews
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1 Smart shapes and trimmed hols.
Hand Walk a FD?dfillV,' at Miss K A.
Polhomun' 80 Washington St, So Nor-
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LorcnzoJ Adams of Cross street,
has been appointed 'by Distlrct Deputy
1,.Albert F‘. Ross, as district Warden for
this district of the Knights of Colum-
bus. The honor is a high one and a
deserved tribute to Mr. Adams’ faith-
fulness as a knight.
This morning, aboutfirsoo o'clock.“
automobile “owned by Jeremiah, 0r-
mond of 374 Bedford street, opeiated
“‘by George Far‘,iell wax in collision, on
Newton Hill, with a truck owned by
Samuel Roodner of South Nor-walk.
The Roodner truck was slightly dum-I
aged hnd Mr. Ormond's car, much more
seriously. The accident happenedn
when Farrell, bound east, pulled out
from behind another motor- iruck going
the some direction, and popped in front l PRESlDENT DENIES TWO
of the ‘Roodner truck No personal in
juries were caused.—-Stamford Advo-
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What; you pomp! “lode. in
evidentioof ‘ ofth did
of 2 Maine
,records are-,loolted for. both in tho
noon and this will necessitate the ap-i
pointment of more scoutmaaiers. Each
troop requires from three to four as—i
Alleluia who will. however, be. chosen‘
;from the ranks ii there is available ma-i
terial. I
From Hartford comes the news that.
:athere is a shortage. of 100 scoutmasti
,‘ers caused by enlistments and the
draft.
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NAVY “i8 ACTIVE
:Some of the Things That Branch of
1 Service Is Doing
? With a contingent in France, the
business of raising a great number 01'
soldiers unde1 the solcctlvc draft, and
tho onlccrx being turned out at the
t1 nining camp, mmy activities haVe
ovciahadowed to a large extent the
inuvy'. 5 bit in the war thus far.
But the navy is not logging far
behind, it it can be called lagging at
all. Here is the situation in the
navy gathered from ofilcial sounces‘:
One bundled and fiftvnew destroy-
19111 are to be provided. in addition to
Sthose now b.ullding
Every reserve. ship in the navy has
been fully manned. and a great maul? f I
Iauxiliaries; have been added. .
whole con‘st of the United atatex has
been undér‘constnnt patrol by‘ naval
vessels rind every port particularly
well gunrdod.,
‘ Navy enlistmentu
1136.000. Ten thousand national naval
volunteers are in service, in addition
to a reset-yo force at 35,000 men.
Contracts hllve been placed for
cvcl‘y destroyer that the yards of tho
country'cun build. New construction
number of ships built and the time
required for building them.
Some 32 000-1011 supm dreadnoughts
me being hullt-thc exam number- is
not stated
; live 35 000 ton battle cruisers, the
,luigest and swiltcst ever tontcmplat-
ted by unv llllllon . in the world am
under construction.
Six immiduble scout
being completed
Contracts have been let for many
needed auxiliaries for the navy.
Tho navy sent: the first contingent
of tho American armed force. to
Fiance—~11 corps of aviators which
landcd June 8
The neronnutio corps of the navy
cruisers are.
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more rewiwd At 18" «like oil the ex»
fiifil‘lu my, 'm3 Vt ”filtrmy TEE I}?
Iiléiti o! the i 111511111 oi ”Minnie ’l’ offing“
and Daniel [111.111 hero uphold by the
meadow. and the denial of the (intro
of Edmund (‘arl Brown wail denied
‘0 win: to the loci that these 1199611111610
the president were made bolero-the
ruling was made requiring that all up»
peals go through the office. of the gov~
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liar-mo our. on 1111p. his fililhi’
nod rho 1hr night host with.
raiw hr! riiiitlren
mother laugh.
“What has poor f‘lcox'w don,-
usked lumber. “Well. it you wont to
know,” Bfild Grace. aged sixteen. ’he
came into the parlor and asked than,
lie to give him some money. The vcry .
idea of begging!" I '
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
PROM ill-3 . 137 Toshiugton St.
Building ‘thit‘eriais‘ of Every Kind
Sem‘ Pipe, [and Tile, Well Pipe
ernor o.\tbe 21316.net!”
at that office yesterday regarding the
cases of the. men.
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
1: a: 5 1! .
3 Corner North "Main and West St.
Since the day war was declared, the .
have reached
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ng wa\known George himself came into the room.
‘1 did not ask him for money",
George indignantly denied. “1 said
that Grace’s beans gave me. a quarter
every time they saw me except one,
and he was a tight wu ."intchange.
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If your heart and lungs were
bad, you would consider yourself
in a sorry plight, for your body
could not obtain the needed 0x311 ‘
gen .
A good furnace is to a house
what lung_s and heart are to you, 1
in that it is continually giving a
fresh supply of oxygen to all the
rooms, contained in the heated
air that it has taken from out of
doors.
A STAMFORD furnace, large
enough and properly installed
can’t be a failure
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HDRACE R. NASH
ILOUSES
week end salon curlingcrie' blouses.
Regular $2.98 value lor*$l.98'
Special- ‘11ri‘cei1‘i6no‘ll' the
higher priCod merchandise.
THE LITTLE SHOP
So Norwalk
Bungalow M Aprons.
A good line 61.11111113qu Aprons in various styles; button
back, side front, with elustic band at waist or belted“; 1.1.1.11“ ‘
trimhtod’wltli contrasting‘colorx .. . . . . . ..'.‘ 89c and $1.25
Button Side' 1.116111 with plastic ‘Bandand Dustingiflaii“$l.26
J :1 I: MALLETTE
has been greatly enlarged cherm 88’WASBINGT0N 81'} SOUTH NORW .’ §
1new.avlation buses have been as m
liablish'ed and men trained in the. op: ,
oration of. seaplanest. dirigiblos and _____r
other types or about“. . A j...
The marine Col p11 has more than ‘ ‘ ‘ .
doubled ltn’ enlisted Atrenglii Child'” Cheoflully . 1 1 . galnlefei:
A detachment of marines is now in “d ”“9"“! «* Ind one option! 1“ 1
Europe under Genernl Pershing‘ 5 com-
man 1111.:
These are a few of the things the
navy has done so far. And they
say at the navy department that they
are just be" ”inning to do things.-
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APPEALS; onAN‘rs oNé
The disposition of three“ appeals
from the dlsltrlot exemption boards'to
; High-Clint
she exclaimed as! .1
Fire. Proofing Material, etc.-
Statc of Connecticut
All Residents of Connecticut 0 taxable securities
are liable to tax at local rates unless the State Tax of four
mills on the dollar has been paid to the State Treasurer
On or: Before Septemberlsoth
The estate: of those whomglect to pay this tax must pay
A Heavy Penalty
iatax Balances in banks (not in Savings Banks) are liable to
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Instructions and blank lists sent on application to State
Treasurer at Hartford.
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CONN.
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38 Wall Strut. Norwnlk:
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxford- in Gold
Shell Shut-On and Otheertu‘thnzl.
Thorough examination of‘tlio eyeu.’ ‘Oculim' prescrip-
g: "2111- m own-mm“
The Sure and Safe Way
It has been truly saidtha‘t- ‘ ‘11avinfis the key that unlocks
oppmunityand greater rosperity. "
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one-hall to one w oil-.2 yard of material on every ‘drrsa 1'
The City National Bank i
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(hammers with rms,. made ' to
Late Examiner:
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m. Freight: noo‘lvodrnt Norwllk 1119109»
11-9. m. and at South Norwaik up to
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(Greer?! Boulevard) 1
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Open: “Mar 1
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oHORE DINNERS AND ALIA:
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
l101111 E. O’SULLIVAN, Pig.
Telephone 720
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WITHOUT PLATES
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 So. Main St, 80. Norwalk, 0!.
Bowman. to5p.m.,7tofip.n;
1 swam By Appointment only?
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The BAnnerBak‘oryi
Tel 367 5 ”on,” m“,
We are now able to supply on!
order ‘each dayl. We also how
SUGAR RUNS and COFFEE
RINGS in addition to our regulu
A. M WOOSTER
ATTORSJY AT LAW
U. 8. Patent $4
for Booth!
on Patent.
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EXPRESS” SERVICE AT' FREIGHT“
RATES TO NEW YORK
I’HE “ ANNlNG' J. SMITH TRANGI
PORTATIOU ‘ LINE; loo. ‘
Freight boat ioavu War 45, Eu 5”
River, P'”‘- York "ooh 3’ JIGRINIW‘1b
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liNorlll Main Street;
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Smitu. _vndorw;oo_l.
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“paired. Benton, 1”;
per month. Machine: .
. ‘ hold at $5 per month. .,
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE ~
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The famous “Top Notch”
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THE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE
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