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TUESDAY, m. 25, 1911
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The Charles E. Gregory estate has
been distributed to Lolloe 13. Gregory,
et al, of Cranbuty.
Bridget lilurphl has filed notice of
attachment against David Slrfpson and
others, in Stevens street, for the sum
of $500.
——THURS-DAY DINNER NIGHT
.at the country Club. Why not make
reservation now.
The llorue Bank and Trust Com-
‘pany, of Darien, has instituted foreclos-
ure proceedings against'M. J. Regina
1Dillon, who owns property on Belle
Island. .... Li I
-Lockets, hearts, lavalliers, car",
drops, brooches, bracelets, rings, "
chains, at: Brand‘s Jewelry Store.
Harold’Connery of Georgetown, who
has many acquaintances inxtbis city, is
in Europe, as 11 member of the ambul-
ance service, news of the arrival l1“-t
lng been received by cable a few days
~ago.
The authorized capital stock of the
Marsh Bakery Company, Inc, which, it
is expected, will take over all local
bakeries in Stamford, Daricn and New
Canaan, is 515.0000. The par value of
, the stock is $35 persharo. r
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—MILLINERY.
Smart shapes and trimmed hofirls
Band work a specialty, at Miss K. A
Polbemus’, 30 Washington St., So Nor
walk. LO'Ilfl
Present indications “.nre that the
peach harvest in this vicinity will con-
tinue until after October 1, as consid-
-~erable fruit still remains upon the
trees and is ripening more slowly than
urinal.
The trees are taking on their fall
color ings earlier than usual and in the
low er. parts of the neighboring coun-
try especially the woods are already
beginning to show patches of brilliant
hues.
Both the chestnut and hickory nut
crops are very light this season. it is
apparently only a matter" of a‘ short‘
'time before the. once abundant chest-
nut will bealmost unknown in this sec-
tion of‘the country.
Dan‘Beard of Bedding, famous as a
naturalist and one of the leaders in the
Bovacout movement in this country, '
is to be the‘princlpa‘l speaker at a ban- 3
. duct or the'Boy Scouts of Waterbury
in this city this evening,
* swims
What you possess today is
evidooc‘e of what; you; did
M11111 y. R this
tactilit is easy ‘
. weniy-flve years hence:
Wynn be financiallyoi lilo
“indent; or
f "We" in accordanceoi
' whuiyou are saving now.
Tmy you on better able to
cum and mi” D’d
,ml: the“ lugflwtfiow'
you may on oy em
lamein life. Your savings
earn 41' patient. com.
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Uncle Sam’s Great Military
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E Prize, th’otMedolhfiHonor
{the least known of the military deco-
'ration of hoiiurs of the world, sums
:up the medal of honor of the United
1States, the bit of ribbon and the piece
of modal that are so (wgerly coveted
and highly prized by the soldiers and
,sailors of Uncle Sam.
“Hardest to gain, fewest in numbers
When you see a man with the in-
:soldier or an officer having personal
out as stmething apart from comma and the system safeguardingdne us-
in the line of duty. Executive orders tinction is bridged abounvvith innumer-
prescribc as follows the way in which able restrictions. [1 may be taken l-Ji'
the medal may ‘fe gained: granted that :1 111:111 who secures one o.”
The reconlnrendatit'n must be 111-9- thc covered moduli: has earned it with
sealed by some smoother than the pro interest.~New York Sun.
pLat-‘d recipient, one who is personally, “~-
Yfamilinr with all the facts and circum- “CHEER UP." , i
:13];qu claimed} as Justifying the 06‘. all the good there 15 today. [
aw‘ard, but the application may be D05" fret about tomorrow.
made by the one claiming to have There’s troublearound “3. an
earned it, in which case it will help time.
the form of a deposition reciting a nar- What need is there to borrow?
rative. description 01' the distinguished The wise men gets what joy hex-an
service performed; Recommendations And leaves the fool his folly.
will be made by the commanding oili He knows too much to waste his life
cer at the time of the action or by a I“ 3100‘" and melancholy.
the
Look on the. bright side every time. .
cognizance Of the act for which tho
,,conspicucus bronze star pinned to his
mouse 'slovenlines's on~lthe
agree 0! both shapelinos
coat by,a blue ribbon on which are‘l
thirteen “bite stars you may know me
from it was nearly a miracle“.
The medal of honor was first aul
thorized by congress in 1862 and “as
for non- -com1nissioned otficers and pri-
vates only. But in the following year
the law was changed to extend the
award to commissioned others also. In
all about 1,500 of the medals were pre-
sented for service in the “lil‘ between
the states, and it is a remarkable {act'
‘that 96 per cent of them went to pri:
vate soldiers. i
In its present form the medal of?
honor is a five pointed star 11 tilt at nre- i
dallion in the center bearing the head;
of Minerva and around it “t'nited,
States of America" in relief. 011 (110111
ray of the star is an oak leaf, and the
points themselves are trefoil shaped. '
A laurel wreath in green enamel en
circles the whole. and this wreath ‘is
surmounted by “\'ulor,' which in turn
is surmounted by an eagle that 11t-
taches the decoration to its ribbon.
l Accompany mg this medal thete is a‘
badge, or lapel button, hexagonal and
made of blue silk with the thirteen
original stars in white. The army
medal is represented by a small blue
button studded with starsnwhlle' the
navy medal is represented by a smitll‘
3 red, white’and blue howknot.
it was not until 183'! that regula
tions definitely enunciatlng‘the condl .1
,tlons nodal-Which the medal should be
’nwttrde‘d‘Were promulgated. They em-
phasizodi‘the difficulty of winning the.
decoration and the great honor attach
ed to its possession.
“Medals of honor authorized by the
act of congress approved March 3,, .
1863” say the regulations, “‘are award‘
“1' to olficers and enlisted men in the
nome of congress ,‘or ptrtitfur (ital
of most distinguished gallantry in no
tion.‘ In order that the congressional
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badge of honor is claimed.
The regulations provide for execu
- examination of the circumstances B wi ,
that he has done a deed that 11351)!“ in each case and for an investigation 9 38
or] his life in such 3801”!de that escape that removes every possibility of fraud. And let your motto be “t‘heer up!"
.Aflldavits from witnesses are required,
60 Norihllllain Si.
' our rule 0! life,
Permanent? Service
The service of the People' 1; Trust Company
is PENMNIMs—never subject ito costly in.
terruption such as results from the untimely
death of an individual Executor.
This rs but one of many valuable features of
our service. Consultations, without obligations,
invited.
Depositoryli'or United States Government.
TRUST COMPANY
of South mNorwalk, Conn.
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medal of honor may he deserved, serv~ .-
he must have been performed in ac-
‘tion of such conspicuous character as
Ito distinguish clearly the man for gal.
lnntry and intrepidlty abo1c the com-
macs, service that involved extreme
jeopardy of life or the performance of
{extraordinary llillltl‘dmld duty. Recom 1
mendation for the decoration will be
judged by this standard of extraordi-
nary merit, and inconteatuble. proof of
‘pcrtormance or the scnicc will be ere
'-.actdd
'Soldicrs oi the Union have ever dis-
;plnyed bravery in battle else victories
2could not have. been gained. But as
' courage and self sacrifice are the chap
inoferistics oi e1 cry true soldier, such a
badge of distinction as the corrgresslon
a] medal is not to be expected as the
lrcwurd of conduct that does not clear-
. Don't waste your days replning.
When any cloud looks dark and dull
Turn out the silver lining
Be cheerful bright and glad.
Leaie to the. fool his folly
“Be jolly. ”'
week and sale on lingerie blouses.
l . Regular $2.98 value tor $1.98
Special prices on all the;
higher priced merchandiie.
So. Norwalk
Bungalow Aprons ‘
A EOOd line of Bungalow Aprons in various styles; button
back, side front, with! elastic band at waist or belted; Percale:
trimmed with contrasting color: . . . . . .. 89c and $1.25
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Button Side Frofit’ with Elastic Band and Dusting 011p $1.25
1. I. MALLETTE
811 WASHINGTON sr. sou-1'11 nonwmfi
Phone i134
State of Connecticut
11-11.Mouo.:~ 1111011111115
137 Washington St.’
Building: Materials, of Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, [and Tile, Well. Pipe
Fire Proofing Material, etc.
All Residents of Connecticut owning taxable securities
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" MELON llflUSE
{ (Gregory Boulevard)
East Not-walk
i Opens May 1
,SHORE DINNERS AND A“)
KINDS OF SE‘A' FOOD”
COOKED TO ORDER
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Pulp
Telephone no
- TEETH - ‘
WITHOUT PLATES
are liable to taxat local rates unless the State Tax of four
mills on the dollar has been paid to the State Treasurer
On or BefOre Septemberltioth
The estates of those who neglect to pay this tax must pay
A‘ Heavy Penalty
Balances in books (not in Savings Banks) are liable to
this tax.
Instructions and blank lists sent on application to State
Treasurer at Hartford.
F. 8. CHAMBERLAIN, Treasurer.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
15 So. Main St, 80. Norvl'lllk, 0L
”111193.111. to5plmo’7toapo“
. Sundays 11y Appointment Only
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ThoBanner Bakery?
Tel 301 5 Monroe strut .
We are now able to supply our-1'
customers with P138, modular
order each dayl.‘ We also shave-v
ly distinguish the soldier above other
men whose bravery and gallantry have
, 5...“.4,
,been proved in battle. .
in other words the medal of honor is
a medal. for superheroes. for menwho
not only risk their lives in some extra-
ordinary way, but who display such in-
telligence in the action that it stands
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:THE‘»? MAN»? WHO
KNOWS RALSTONS ,
Knows that its not neces-
sary to excuse foot torture
,on the ground of style.‘ ‘ ,_
, either is it necesshry‘td
, ground of comfort. , .
right
~ alstons insure the
, nd fit without accompany-f
ing evils ,,
Try them, this time.
Children Chest-fully
Charge- for Very
one1Weeltil-‘ree‘l‘rralxnul i'
Painles-
“d Patiently E ‘) a and goxacltentlouc
Treated by Modern, 1 .aympn:heilscw
Painless Methods Aceptic Office Treatment.
v Gas Administer-II
mum" Surfeml by thoraxygen 4
fully Dione
.- Theideubattraction tor keeping the boys at
hometown. Portable. requires nonmetal: room.
mm any. lirgciablc instantly leveled
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'1: PROGRESS - DEVELOPMENT
This Ba‘nk' 3 business is steadily increasing, fully attest-
‘ing the emphatic endominent of the public.
In our progress and development the cardinal principles
of prudence andrsafety.m constantly maintained.
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Pictrial' R'evievtr Patterns
1 hey save from
one-half to one uhnlt“ \nrd oi material on every dress.
October Patterns and Th‘cFall Fashion Book
{Do Your Bit by Making Your Own Clothes
Bloula 74H
skirt 7.382
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JAMES 00mm Y
50. NORWALK‘ —
O. I. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS‘I
58 Wall Stneot.
Nor-walk. '
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords ln Gold or?
Stroll Shut-On and Dinar Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculistl' prescrip-
;; dons promptly filled. Export Repairing
Upon the conservatism and sound business judgment of
the men who dmot, adults is based our invitation for you to:
make this Blink your depository-ewe would like to talk the '
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matter over, with you. 3
The
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_ Late Examiner ‘ . , 1,
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Office ,» f; (orbooklel.
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SUGAR BUNS and COFFB'I 7
RINGS in addition to our regular» -
took.
A. Mi WOOSTER
arrorugsv AT LAW ‘9
on Patents
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EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREMNTJE
RATES TO NEW YORK‘
THE ANNINB J. SMITH TRAN!»
PORTATIOU'LINE. loo.
Freight bolt Isaver Pier 45, En.
River, 1" York (foot 3‘ Jackson
St.) every any except Sunday. It 3 p. ;,
m. Freight recelved at Norwnlkvup‘ no
I 'p. m. and at South Not-walk up to
5: so p .In
ZELU 1111’s
Drug? Store ,
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Smltn, underwoofl”
emtngton. all other,
sold," rooms“.
_, Rentals, ”it; ‘
per month: Manolo
, soloist $6 per month.» ., ..
PLUMBER-
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE“:
L156 Fnlrfleld Ave. Bridgeport. Conn.
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Phone 499 '
37 Fort Street. mt MW "
am Dental: Work. ”MST Method.
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15 Y I Hour. 9 d. m. to 9 p. “Moration'
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m, b , 9mm ~, Alhltlndo Of Anili-
th; Practlco‘of , , r“? _ , t; ,9!!! neutrinos
High-Class '66-’11 Crown ands-Bridge
' Dilution-y, . , Work, Etc, 8m.
The Best Robber. Footwear"
Is the. “'l‘op‘llloiclt’ brand tirade by
Rubber Boots m flip, Storm
and Short styles.
Rubber Shoes: 111 all models for Men
and Women
&1: BRAthEN
, THE 6115111551}?
; FOOD VALUE
12“”,st
the Mort‘i-Ibouonlc 111m .
81211. Sold at All Stores.
in Titian
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