. ', : Flannels, Chal-
. he; and Cretonnes
S
t * by Alma Gluck
, $1.50
'vome Fires Burning
McConnack
$1.00
is So. Main St.
Mimi iiORWALK.
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r Miller (ii tilt-tiltrtn‘dt. ;‘ thous-
the crew o.‘ lll' l‘. H. :5. North
. visited \x‘itlt Ikltvndn on it "t
‘tiai-st ewnlnr:
yyill be held in the Klondike
“3 Gnfllllt‘llilt' inltlul‘l‘tm' lll"llt
1) Jeremiah lionttvan.
pal speaker.
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Vera] of Norwullts :ttttbitinu.-
people are to studv Spanish
in Miss Welt-h at the Mol'riil Busi-
present. ~ll' impossible to attend
notify first sorgt ant.
ies of the 19)? Fish and (lame
which Went into effect Attuttsl
have arrived at illt“ town l‘ll“l('~‘
be and attv one wishlngr a copy: can
.. re it by militia at tho town
, k’s office.
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arlcs Benin-ti of Franklin (i‘Vt‘llllt‘
inning his annual vocation. and li‘lt
tattaining with two other young
in. ovlsit the Mineola aviation field
we the great plant ot' the mthlt-hem
eel Company of t'ittsttuur.
The_;cells in the uptown police sta
are being fixed up today by work-
Trent titt-
ttauy. A large tnt-lal :‘lub is being
(lover the roof of the cells in
to cover up the holes in the top.
Ali important meeting of the mom
of the Norwalk (‘hztttit'r of the
dean Red Cross will be held on
they at 12 o'clock, when ‘lto t't‘pm‘t
the'committee on lnwlans for this
bar. will he submitted. A large
dance is desired.
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‘FRIDAY LUNCHEON DAY‘
in William I. Cotnstock was in
d. 3After the conclusion of the
plportant meetingt of Court Nar-
58, F. of A., will be held in
age rooms in Water street tomor-
éning. important, business re
the dues and benefits of the
members of the lodge will be
; Refreshments will be serv-
' the businesg meeting has been
immutable;
Marin, Chills, Fever, Etc.
so 500 Per Bottle'
tory
Millie“ Corporation
lll‘lll’c“ w
pmince for mayor will b-' the
'I Sherman (‘oztut'll
Soft» ones in enters in. tr 1: an
”be with your new Fall suits.
Blocks to- harlnom'ze with your build.
Brims to harmonize with your features L
Prices to harmonize with your pocket.
For the other days, derbies and caps.
Rogers «S Stevens
So. Norwalk
N orvt‘ralh.
(lilltir t‘littpter, No. 7:, t ‘ t.. S.
meet-z this evening.
laud“ \\'a.<hinuton Lodge \till Hilfl‘l
tonal-tow: even‘ne in lied Mitts lia'i.
t
’l."l‘ ix't‘t-lt-t‘. ll\'t"‘\' stable on Kite?
tt’l '~ twin: wold at public ant-lion
tits nittt'nooll.
‘ .llf'~‘ if: :" Wylie. of Nortt'alit. is'
v? Emu; her mother. Mrs. M. E. WEN“-
m (flutter street. liethol. .
.\ requiem muss will be celebrated
in s". Marv's Church lttlllm‘l'nw morn-
ving t‘or the late James (trace.
A l‘t‘titlllll‘ weekly titer-ting of the
l‘u'rt l'tstr‘it-t (‘mntttistsionets will be
held Lonltaht in the offices in Wall
‘Sllt-t“ ‘
Th.- '_'t.~t annual convention of tltt‘
State liarntuktrs' Association is he.
in: llt'ltl at “inst iiaven today. A“
number 01‘ the local lilt‘lillit"i'5i are tlt-
tending.
Roy Locke and family: Clinton
ilooper and family, William Baldwin
and Miss Eva Brooks, have returned
to llanhury froth a week‘s house party
at lllt‘ lialdwin cottage nt ilcllo island.
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limitl Arrauum.
Stnet ism evening: and transacted rou-
tino business. On." application was
received, Plans are being made fir
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bv the counrtl 1:1 the near future.
l Clinton t‘. liubb-‘ll, (mo of the “Will-
1hers of .\'O"\'.'rlll’.':1 .lt'aft quota. lt-il
this morning to? Camp Herons, at
.\_ver, Mass.
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Thomas J. iiot'dan, of Main street.
.“FRANCE [N t‘leURNING
t AS BOY HERO OF THE
AIR, 'DESTROYER 0F
, 50 GERt‘iiAN PLANES,§
: DIE-S ‘
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ll~ parents had lflllt‘fl the youth to!
tlilitl‘illi’. for his ltmlth and the; hztdl
‘littn il'v’l‘l' u ;.t:~tt' tuba-n the treat “'21-: !
isttotetl. titre tint-s, llit ,v-iung maul
'liivtl to enlist as e private in the
bluntl: alloy and melt tttnt- lie was re '
jut it'll because of his health. t
Certain there was something hei
Mould do for his country young Guyne l
Ev -:' lllll-‘H :'«:-l for work 52‘. the arm;
.:;l "l(‘ fat Tries. ills natural bent wast
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mu. note and his progress was rapid.
l'it‘. t‘h :iot‘s z'et'optlizt'd the thorough
olemeniaiy education he had. He had
lstudiut in England for two years and
made a tour of the world, in scorch of
health l‘ut always studying. He rel
lutained for n time in the United States:
Soon Georges (iuynemer become :1!
1nwcitaulclan at the military aviation:
il'tolds. and there his work and his per- ‘
tl-Oiltll tharacler so impressed the only
were tlial ho was tit-ratified to enlist as!
t“ student aviator. ;
t An Ace Early in His Career. l
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That was: his chance and lil‘ made
smut-c of it titan any other aviator ever .
'did. He obtained a pilot's license in,
;.‘tanuar'.', lillti. and as a sergeant made
this first titzht in an avion do (‘llilsntx l
5 In less tltnn three weeks he had
ltroltttl‘." down his tlftlt enemy aero-
plane, thus lwermlnc an Ace and earn-
in;v iii‘ otfitlal citation, From the first
his. turner was, perhaps. more activei
Heating it} l'llllllllllli! an oyster supper \'-’lllill wl‘ be given than llt’ll of any other aviator nlonul
ltltv battle front. and nearly every day|
“here was something good to report of!
«his work.
. t‘aptain Gttyttemer‘s most spectactn
'lar feat, for which he was made lieu-'
tenant and decorated with the Cross of,
t\‘.‘:-.r. was on September 2!) last year.!
{when he rose in the air to defend a
let mrado of his escadrille who had been
tattar-lml by five German i-‘okkers. 9
A: a llt‘lLtlllli of more than 10.000 flint l
Refunded If Not SatiSfac-.
left Norwalk today for Fort Terry, N ,-
Y., where he will enlist as a member't'fapiniu littvnemer shot and droppcdi
“1» mp Thirty-fifth Loni! lsltmd Sound ‘ two of the Germans within thirty soc-i
('ortp'tnv Mr Riord'tu “A“ in gonds of each other. lit- then pursued.
“ ' _ ' ‘ ' ‘ f {the three (”ll‘lt‘l‘d. and in two minutes..
rttllv with James \\ alketx ”who “Md-ad shot down his third enemy "m;
been enjoving a two days” furlough M chin. Ila was nursuintf‘the remaining:
his home in the cltv. ' two F0lik0l‘5 when an enemy shell ext
;__ gnlodcd under his aeroplane and tort:
. . . 'nway one wing.
V v . . . . . g x .
(ll) (titans mil be ‘hmbwd byl Captain (iuynemer was always alone
com-
8‘00“ speakers in ”l“ Repuhiican “ll ;in his aeroplane. He used the lightest} '
‘craft that would carry sufficient gaso-Tf'onsi
ly in the First Ward tonight.
Ofiicer (‘ollins acted the part of a
peace-maker in a family row
disturbed the quiet environs of Bou. of the aeroplane (“we”).
ton street last. night.
trone didn't like it because his son
John, whom he had put out of his
house, went to live with his aunt.
Mrs. Michael DePetro who is Michael range-d in front of him, so that whefliSliellei‘."
He went there to'thc enemy came within the sights be
his so“ and pretty Suited the gun lever and it would begin
ing.
Cantronc's sister.
rcmonstraic tvitb
soon words began to fly after which Worshlpped in Parts.
blows seemed imminent. Some on“, The attraction in which prance held'
‘telephoned to the. police about the Captain‘fluynemer was shown on the.
{tr-otter with the result that Policeman Fig-Weill nationalI holiiday, last July 14,t
; ‘ _ ' . t to 'nvesti ate it. w en to more ed n the parade in.
!rolling huas s81} lli ‘ 0“ {is bad Parts carrying the age of the aviation
‘After i e quarre 1.1% C D group. On that occasion he was
;heen taken to police headquarters greeted wtih outbursts of greeting by
ithe matter was straightened out and She miasseg pegple. Women and chil-
. .
. ’ . t, were allowed to 0. ran mpe ed is progress with show-
”‘9 participan s g (of flowers, .and finally a police cor-
on bad to be thrown about him in the
H°§PITAL NOTES parade toward off the. worshipping
Mrs. Frederick Weimer of 33 Lln'avomen who sought to embrace and
coin avenue was admitted yesterday.‘kl.ss him. .
The picture of Captain Guynemer. al-
though only twenty-three years oid,‘is
~in the business battle.
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Marking Time
‘ your money afi‘airs won’t march you to prominence or posi.
‘_ can maintain—depositing in your South Somali: Savings
‘eEcbnnt sumsltbat may seem;;tritlmg shut which ‘will
i. y grow with compoundintereshi ' ‘
_ in nearly every home in France. Al-
tgready hundreds, if not. thousands. of
tbabies have been named for him. There
is a Guynemer brand of nearly every
staple product on the mar‘iet.
has worshipped that young hero. the
official statement by Army headquart-
ers that he probably islost is a severe
blow to the nation. While it will {not
- a‘tfect the fortunes ofi'war—tor other
heroes are rising to takehls place—the
nation reels bereaved and every citizen
considers his death a personal loss;
BATTLE iN. CLOUDS
‘9 BETWEEN AIR scours,
Start off at an eds; stride~one
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>0ther open spacesior a good view of night’s raids than that of last night, all
ways, platforms and underground sin-Imand for reprisals and call for warn-l.
stionsuwhere the more cautious. includ- ings of night raids the same as during
In".
.Jr/‘vfllatn. at
”I-
' :1‘herei'ore. considering how France ‘
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This See this-“1“.
Wonderful Cooking Machm‘ e '
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signal was given. I
Townstolk Enjoy Experience. The morning newspapers devote,
Many persons went to parks and more space to.de.scriptlons of Mondayw
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NEPONSE
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on"
. I an‘tly. establishing a barrage the int: thousands of women and childrenfithc day.
tlene and a machine gun with ammunl- fll‘Olmd UH‘ 0113' its on Monday night sought shelter. The scenes in U193
tlon."1‘o him “5019,19 and ammttnitlon‘dmtfrs in hotels and restaurants and sheltered places were similar to thosel The area bombarded in last night's
which were more valuable ”la“ a gunner, ttm‘amhences in theatres and at the opera of Monday night, many laughing out: raid was inhabited. chiefly by the poor-
fnachhui gun WES launched to (he (op'ill llli,‘ lllill‘ {01‘ llll‘ lllOSl‘Dfll“ “'9"? ln‘ .joking
above htsidlll‘ercnt and unaffected.
. . The A. J. Collins (50., So. Norwalli. - ‘
l.- O. R. M. BASEBALL
The world's series baseball games'l
:wlll have. nothing on the contest‘ Cha
' itlch will be staged this Saturday'nue, one of 'Norwalk's members elite
will meet the nine from Baby Tribe,
1. 0. R, M., {rem Ansonia.
In: lava/ug- ,In/ngu/
\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘.\‘\ ‘u
, strutting! 24th to both J i
. DURABLEggsAN.I.TARY-oDORLEss
_ emersocrm sum-HE YARD :
WORDNEPONSET
25"?
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ll {The lineup of the local tribe hut.-
Poor Pecgle Suffer. ‘not Yet been announced, but
,is some fine material to choose from.
and others reading news~’.er classes, but aside from the breaking1 Ml" Deed?!) 01' F airfield Will act W
‘1 1 1 L l d d d l , 1 , l 150m“ tltlfa‘l‘nfipi‘fs. magazines and books with of windows and slight damage to two the ofllciul umpire of the game, out!
‘ ic‘ap ‘3“. ,m ' on was so arrange that wwn'mrs ant movmg chturcs p aces an ci-sw do) they had provided themselves or three small frame houses there wa‘: inasmuch a th Fairfiel entiemu':
he pulled a lever the gun would be. hating the raid. had increased their ad-Iapparently tor a siege. The crowds in no property losses. " s e d g "
discharged. As the gun was fast to the vertislng in the evening papers with jscme places were having such a good;
aeroplane, he had to point his agrousuch announcements as “Moonlitzhts time that the police found difficulty int
plane at the enemy. Sights were or: Open as Usual-Ampl8 130mb Proof dislodtting them when the “all clear:
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l Try a. Sentinel Wan' A6
a '1 'py.’a‘! n‘lp/ajnylaja‘la ‘a/alu/n/“l'
‘x.\‘\‘\‘x‘s‘\‘\‘\-\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘ ‘\‘
en’s; ' eminent Store ,
NW
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1 GoldfiMcdal "
This coal and gas range with two ovens
Is a wonder for cooking
Although less than four feet long it can do every kind of cooking for any ordinarv
familypy gas in warm weather or by coal or wood when the kitchen needs 9* .
When in ahurry both ovens can be used at the same time—-one for roasting and
the other for pastry baking. It certainly does “Make Cooking and Baking Easy”
‘...A. -. ._
lweighs about three hundred pounds...
fuo arguments are expected to arts"
tWthll he cannot settle.
‘i‘leS Israel of Plattsvilie "an
'lai’ternon on the Ward Street Grounds. the new National Army is home on K'.
what they call the “Hun Airshow," lagreelng that the latter was a failure. ' at 3 o'clock, when a picked team from ’sbort furlough. The “Chief" reports.
.while others went about the streets rerl'l‘he few papers containing editorial , . . .“ ‘ ~ '
tfuslng to take. to cover under stalr—‘comment on the raid repeat the d9..Coclrenoe Tribe, ML 32' L 0' R' M.,,army we to be much to his hkmg‘
them
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