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A permit has been issued to St. John E
[Kevlar ior the erection of a sign
8. J. Kantor on East Washington
whales are cor 'ally_ invited in}
Republican rally at lioyt's'Thea-
, this evening. ' ’ '
’1‘!!! regular monthly ‘mcetinc off
cud/iii Asvociation of South Norvl
l Congregational Church will be]
It the home ot Mrs. Stowe, \iest:
nae, on Wednesday, at 3 o’clock.‘
Illblcct of the meeting will be:
reuture of the Educational Work“
of Cleveland."
”minced prices on trimmed hats;
Millinery. 29 South Main;
South Norwalk, Conn. n2 3t,
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l‘flw Higley .'.iat'..'.ne Companv }
thut street attracted quite a, bit;
. attention on Saturday afternoon mt
bout 1:30 when their new lt—ton mitt-z
his machine was being taken from;
tho freight yards to the shop from!
450 fact that two automobile trueks‘l
We required to haul it to the shop. I
“Whore were men, ‘at work on the mill
rhino yesterd’ns well as the rest at.
. urdav afternoon after the shop:
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.f—v‘Bear Merritt, iloyt's tonicht.
Joqeph White, aged l3 ofGl Ely a"?-
5 fine. was struck at the local depot by,
I jltney operated by Herman Wotsey.‘
d 526 Main street, Stamford, Same,
day, while he was tilting his hicvclc.
' turrp He received a lew scratches onl
his leg and the leg of his pants were
' torn. The matter was settled between
Ir. Wolsey and the boy.
-—Hear Merritt, llovt's tonight.
The case of the John Limiter estate
. Vs. the Standard Oil Company. of New
York, and the New York. Xew Haven
4 had Hartford railroad, in which a ver-
' dict" was rendered in Danbury by a
It jury in lavor of the Linster estate
058th the 0‘1 company for $5,000 for,
"the death of John Linster. was heard.
'on appeal Wednesday in the Supreme
Court of Errors at liartl‘ortl. The CARP
‘wu appealed by thr’plaintitl because
the railroad was i'PlMl-if‘tt trom respon-
fllfltity for the death. and was also at» .
Quoted by the. Oil company against
which the verdict was rendered. Wil-
tfia’m It. Barns-t represented the rail-
md; Thomas Steiiacv. and former
Judge Tattle represented the Oil Com“
W. Taylor. represented the plain-
”To estate.
i-fleur Kine, Hoyt's, tonight.
41:01: caucus and cows
Try Our Compound Syrup
. White Pine and Ta;
~ 25 Cent's '
tic A. M. A.—Tllc Scllaufller tnstlv.
pony. and Nehemiah f‘t‘lndee and }[0W';
mat-Powell (‘nrnnratitm mum allotment at "500,000.
runs: “8‘ t
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CLASH WITH run
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NOR WALK -
SOCIETY
and Personal
NEWS
their first clash with the Germ , _
follows: '
Private Thomas F, .Enright;
sister, Mrs. Mary lrwin, Pitt».
Private George L. Box; farther,
James L. Box, Alton, Oklahoma. l
l’rivate Homer Given”; fathen:
William F. Givens, ‘ ('loverdale,;
Ala. - =
l’rivate t'llarlcs ll. ()rr; mother,‘
Mrs. Sarah Ilcgllell. Lyons, Kilns.
Captured or Missing. I
Fur, coats, mi; coats, dress
coats and long doublehead-
ed overcoat: for the our.
ROGERS &,ST£VEH3
Norwallt walk
anda dainty luncheon was-served at the
conclusion of the bridge. Mrs. Elton}
ll. Baker 0! Norwalk won first prize,
Mrs. Mrs. Wilfred Br dwell the second
and Miss Mary Everett Lyon the third.
The guests present were Mrs.
‘(harles N. Smith, Mrs. Frederick 8.
Lyon, Mrs. Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr., tin
Frank It. recon. Mrs. Leo Davin. Mrs.
Everett}: Jones. rMs. Marlee S. Nut
ling. Miss Mary Everett Lyon. Mrs.
Emma 1.. Golden, Miss Minnie Jones.
flint. Leno Van Als’tync. Mrs. Frank 1".
Huntington, Mrs. John C. Sherman.
furs, Stephen S. Jarvis, Mrs. Wilfred
(loam-ll, Miss Sara E. Bodweii. up... 1.,W00d‘l'au'tl. Oklahoma.
Em). Sham”. Mrs. mm“, Sim...“ i’l‘ihfllc licrchcl Godfrey; lath.
M”. ”on”, C, SIM“ Mrs. A. Dwtgbntltlrl, William t'. (,lllcrst, Chicago,
iteep and Mrs. Elton linker.
So. Nor
Sergeant Edgar M. llalyhurton;
father. George B. llalyllurttltl,
Stony l’iollt. North i‘nrolinu.
Corporal Nicholas L. Mulllnll;
mother, Mrs. Bridget Mtllhull, .ler-i
soy City. N. J ‘ ’ l
Corporal ,
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Edwin H. llainea;'
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Home“
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l l’rivatc Vernon M. Kindcll ; fittll-‘
(or, Sam Kilttlell. lloll, Oklahoma. ,
Private William P. tlrigshyfl
Edward McAllister, Charles Hardy,
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'rcgloll of/ the Black Sea coast-then
ltllssinlls hllvc driven the Turks
from their first linc.‘and advanced
ill some places to the third line,
the War Ofiiéc announces. Much
booty was captured. i
\‘fAIN‘HlXG'l'ON. Dec. 5,—-
Allicricatl troops of the overseas
expeditionary forces have caper-
icnced their first real clash with
the enemy. _
in the early dawn of Saturday
a German raiding party swept
over the parapet of a trench occu-
pied by on American company
and, alter a brief hand to hand
at once. Major WjA. Mercer, com—
manding otlicer of the Connecticut reg
crulting district, stated Thursday. I
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Tapers made 01 column lengihfi 0“"
from neural???“ 3“” dipped in paraf-‘Take a Glass at Salt: it Your Back
tine, tor use at the 'soldim i“ ""5 Hurts or lBadder Battlers
trenches. are being . made by “09"" The American men and women must
and girls in Grown. , i guard constantly against kidney trou-
~‘;ble, because We eat too much and all
our food is rich. Our blood is titled
with uric acid which the kidneys
'st‘rive to [liter out, they weaken tram
overwork, become sluggish; the aim.
,inative tissues clog and the result lsi
. {kidney trouble, bladder weakness and:
a general decline in health.
“Yb? ’°‘;’_:'d"°" my".'“°"“m"'l,earthworks with thlve prisoners.
9" you “ck hurts or 1"” um""Gcllel'al I’crshing's dispatches. un-
Becanae ot the existing war and the
,attempt of the government to keep es-
.pr-nses down to minimum. there will he.
in.) inrreast-s in salary tor postma‘atera
[until after the war, according to a new
government order.
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Final ilgures tor New Mndonon the.
'second Liberty Loan. made up Wednes-f
'day. show the total of $1,820,300 from
.cncollnter retired to their own.
_‘ , burgh. ,
, ;"."‘l’°' ,m" . l t_ #g' Private James ll. Gresham;
. p Am’m‘w" , - —— mother,,Mr.. Alice llodd, Evans-
. B 1100 i: l m m." belted overeat“. Emmi-lea at am,” ville,'lnd. z
u 3’ W36 with wide, turn-up collars are On Saturday am moon MrsT-Xridi’ew Private Merle l). Hay; father;
Barbary One flap the W “a"- Lyon of i112 Park avenue. Bridgeport. Burl” I) H ‘ H i 1 "" 10““
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M35 by Frances White ‘ Skirts are Jnntherlghtiength :36:le ”no; :::::l:°i:h;°u;: l’rl"al("JI)illl J. smith; brother,i
”ON N E “L Y’s —so u to pernut hustling. Lyon made her home before her marl L13): .bumh’. Loudmgton, Mid-1' i
,1, , . . l’l\ ate ( harlcs J; Hopktnii; .
‘ wmv won’t ”numb“ m‘e' brother James W Hopkins litan-é
15 so. I‘ll! fl. and stylish. The rooms were attractively decor- tort, Teitas. ' ’
atcd With great yellow chrysantheums
is cloudy, full of sedlmcxr or you are v
. nollllccd at the \\ or Department
£th '° "“6" "if" "’° °" 3"” early today reported that three
.t um um“ J?" “'5'“? " ”u “I" Americans were killed, live wound-
with slick headache .or dluy,. nervoul ed and ““1“, captured in the en-
spells, acid stomach. or you by"
[5,913 subscribers. This puts the city
more than $300,000 ahead of its mlni‘
garment.
- ' """mm “M" a” weather “ M' Protected try a heavy barrage
an 1 ”mm M . 3" m“ ’°"" Wm M W fire the Germans advanced a
.< ~ , ‘ .m °‘ Jud 5"“: “3‘ ‘ m""lNo Man's Land and stormed the
twin "- It slur 0' "W Wm American salient. Cut as from
_Iaybsdeposiudinourlateneposit0sult,wlthout¢hnrgc, . gtinnitus-”onto: am audyour
‘ ‘hidneyswillthmactllptfl'hisla « slit 't 1 ,
“in" m “a. VII? lo" ‘0‘“ t‘ “W” fro-the “’4 °' 3;: wgios’dblwogmendiogs
,, /, . . , -—-IOIIY— , ”grime; m *2: "mm ng1 ”with 1 tin numbers.
a . . - w n n 3-. ' Mk“
Whfibbflnwbflmmmmmbwlfi, 'smretlou u “up. w monk“ ciiituietiftxtiihiiiszxn otltlte
wlidrswmhulovubwlst. law ml ‘0 “WNW" ‘5' extent of the my's lessee.
. .w l Pd" “Wu!" I“ it '0 MW.“ ,. The first humanoid!!!
' . - '. . i .I unanimous, tbuscvndlndm,mmbnolfi.mm
. l” w . of the fight. but Berlin-dispatche-
, ’Gmb,W:m-ute,mum um it-wuinthrelion
. .;;. WM'Wrm-Ivmctnr 0nd in,
. mm W, It;
Isoo.ooo.ooo. The expenditure or the
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meal lion to rain at least one-filth of this
reinforcements by the rain of Ooh I"! to am, My, all additional
‘ “Take Notice” *
' Beginning Monday Nov. 12th
We will dihcontitmeour Whole-
sale bread and cake products until
further notice. We yvili have on
sale ' at our stOre, 27 Main Street,
for retail only, ”bread, rolls, cake,
pies, pastries, etc.
-- We will Gontinue to serve our
vv holesale and retail ice cream cus-
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Congress convenes in Decem r it will
‘have to frame an'd pant-t an ther tax;
bill to raise the right prOpor-tion oil
the expenses of the war. instead oil
additional levies on war profits. it:
was learned last night from an only
cial who will have a large hand in!
the preparation of the new law. a
straight wadtitioual tax on the in-
comes of all persons. companies and‘
corporations of at le t to per dent.
probably will he in sad.
The two tax laws now in Meet are
expected to raise only 03.000.000.000
by the end of the present fiscal year,
on June 30 next. When the new war
taxes operate (or a toll twelve months
in tho‘next fiscal year the present
taxes are expected to raise in all, 93.-
dovernment during the nut fiscal
year it the It continues pro expect;
ed to be 3 .000.000.000. it will be
the general policy 01 the “Infill-tn
amount in'tues. A minimum at 9
000,000.000 must be ruined. it ws»
potted out- This will nah it neces-
in the new tax bill to
01.300.000.000
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lmlmg’m soi‘theaiigwggiiiionaiuzzl; mother, Mrs. Lizzw (Il’iflSll.\',I I
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enjoyed a short furlough at their re. Private Frank l" \[..|) m ,‘l _l ., , _
That’s A" ”Promo mm” in Norwaik, on“. Sun-7 father ill I hlt'illlll'f’ll ."ill'.“t'!iilt"i m
day. The soldiers returned to Camp ' ' h ' a. V 'V I‘ t ' a]
‘Dcvcns 'a'vt night Mo; . . l 0 ers as “S“ o
, 3 .. ~ . lrlvatc Daniel ll. Gallagher“ ' '
ll 1* ‘ father, Neil Gallagher, Blocktonfi
i .eland (Jone, oi the. Thirtyditth l'ong,1\lfl. ’ 3 '-
- lint:ritic:":r:."i.::‘r;::.:'.::Wire";"2""lf-' * ' ‘
3 . . i ', ' illlll .ea er, u WI t‘i' lss. ‘
“ “M“ 53‘“ iter havmx enloyed a covertly-two1 ‘l’rlrate thin-y Langilitm; Ada '
:hours' lilt'lcutgli lit hll home in Frank R, ldillizllillli, (Viiil'ilgtl, I”, . V .
Ta. 7" _ .“n avenue. i’i'li'a‘Allt'Wey l). Kern; mothcrfi "
_ , . ._._.. Mrs. Eva 'l'iltotl. t'ollinn, Ia. I i .
; Milt! Cornelia Odell has returned} lfrlj'fltf' -——-~ lit-«knit. cannot! , . . I
- *w——- from Worcester. Mann. in companyibo'tilml'fied' I _, i V ' ’
A certificate at organization was tiled with her brother-induct and sister, Mn! “I" list, “'1“ “"0"“le by the / - '
with the secretary at state. Wdhnesday and Mmtt. D. Potter. whom she hu'r'foll.‘:“'"ll: unnounccmcnt: l ’ i ' n .
hy the Greek Onhodos Community 0‘ been visiting lot the put week. . “1" “.ar Department bu“ re" .
the. Holy Trinity at ..iilingly.‘ , __ (world it dispntcllt {trout the (‘Dm-l
; ,.. . ' mam ltlg general it the. Americnll‘
, Qtlartermaxter Sergeant James E. - -' -
During November, the planet Nap Dagon spent Sunday at his home mgml’i‘d'll‘murl' “51"“: “:hll'h ”in” .
tune is near the lice Hive Ciustr in , ' 'that bi‘l’iirc daylight MN. 3 n 53-. '_ - _...__.-___._._._-___-....- .
., d' t t t 5°""‘"‘- Sergeant ”“0“ mum“ to licllt occupied for instruction by: - ' 'i '
l‘"“‘°"’ 3"“ a 5m” '5 9”“, "5 ° his duties at Fort Wright, last night. a com ,3" , ,f A ril - lat" .lflnstsians who desire to leave the Corporations pay 6 per cent. at their tion incomes amount to about 39000
Saturn. ‘.t m“ “Lid“ {W (ii-urinatii‘i' I'li‘heiii ’country, according to the Novemgmulncmg“ ”mfglmi“ "'9" "“8- 000.00 muniti- A tax of 10 percent:
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‘ l "Mr, and Mn A. v. “HUM“ 0’ ‘ v t i . l . .. l ' ”my”. mm :m tanning," bztidunls pay 2 on these incomes would raise $1,650..
—}lear King,lloyl's.i0lll7ll"~ ' _ ltllt. pll toxin 3 ltat) lurrllge E 0‘, Al) V , ,_M j - 8 '9"! 31300 000.000. That in the mo“ t
, ,Brcoltiyn. N" "I We” '"k'end """‘llire.ttnttillw ofl’tltennlicnt from the P TR 'R. ‘ ‘ m. .01 .“ case “M ‘3-090- ”“7”?“ Wm”! 00! 1 plan at present ‘ . awn“
- —-—- . on, m ”w homo of Mr. and Mrs. v. J n.“ “f ”u“: “m Unr'loescs were tires. to illirlflll'lht: activities 'of{ per cent. on incomes between $2.000 in definco‘olithe plan it was point
A regular weekly meeting of Our “9110mm.” “.mmnmonlmflt' u .. k.” i ii- _ l '1, d- a,“ medical organizations, tncludmgmnd $4.000. Unmarried persons my out out that Great Britain levie a In“
, . i 0. O. F. v . Int 1 0t . i0 \ 01_“"_t i g h C h b l 'l‘. per cent. on all income more than "orzs s
Brothers Ladle. 30. 10. . ' —~—-- tlt'i-lve captured or inn-Mill: The t e Red 03"! ave ecu “m or '83000 a year Married r n 4- per “2”,," o,” 8‘" income“ or "a,
will beheld tonight, in the lodge rooms Prolensor and Mrs. Arthur ll. Rue, WWW.“ “M“ are "m h'um'l t mp taken by a committee. at. army; “3, mu, 0,, '3" neona’insi.1$’. affim'e ,, t‘mo. The proposed-
in Wail 31"“ A“ members 3" urged 59"' °'.Brb"“"”9v 'N- ""1""? Menill't)lllitlt‘tl (icrman was tukcn'pris- headquarters With the about, “594.000 in additionfillhe “'31" excess ‘burdenmtiiiaadgobi: nothing We ' n.”
to be presnl. spending the w‘eelt..nd with relativetlimlipr eliminating all those whose emf profits" tu‘ or 8 per cent. on all the seem amply ablepto seafront Bm‘h
“this 9")“ “(3MP Vov '5 The (iernmnv ployment is not absolutely requlra 3339” ll. 931%? income: above “I; V» i .
_. . . i u, cituvier filer. ‘ “ ‘ ' ' '” . . ' . '. ' . n app es. 9 pan ' present 'i‘
”937,10“; K? {SW ",5 Thea- ‘ , ”"" have crossed the 'l‘ugllamellto rlv- 0“ Th." ‘30:”: 2,53,11,01?" fat?) to add a tint tax on all incomes or HOME GUARD AT ”FL: RAN“
rm and .. I. 0909}. a at Miss Bertha Roodnerzot Flax Htil'cr‘ the War Office announces: \ illl'ii'PP‘llm 0 l 0 l C" 3 m ‘ all sorts above a very ow More. About an", embers °' ”‘9 This!
"9‘ tonight_ road. has returned from a visit in Newl ‘t()}yl,~\v11A”Et\v Aim. 5 ——It is “‘1"an the f00d Slippy. Eprobably 31.000 and 82.000 respective. Cmvany 0t Norwallt, C. H. 6., lyi-r
York City. ly. ‘ -' '. . . , ', ' . ,' ---—--—-—‘- . . y for unmarried and married per— command of Ca in ‘W'li’ c.—
—J. l. reenev. president M the ‘. gttlertill} llclitved in. diplomatic . ,lttons. which is the present exemption. stock went to 5:: South izgtl' rib
W hinaton D C Central Labor “n. The", was a good mammal at u" circles here that the unit to liftrlilll Tax Will Reach 5mm. . on
as . . .. tli lie “b“,- _ ' . . lt‘oatly of “mm Ottoknr ('zcrll-Il. / ‘ lnternanevenue Bureau omcials range yesterday,_tor target practice.
ion. should be heard at e l) Saturday night dance at the Hotel Clil-lflm .-\ustro-llltngiirinn Foreign fl .i‘llrure that with the present low 5.! Private DeProspero made high scold
can Rally. Hoyt's Theatre. tonight. will: Minister mm he a preliminary to‘ . :yemptions about 5,000,000 persons will with a mark at twenty—two out of n. .
. , , ' ' . fi': 1 -th (I. t l . the reached in the whole country. The ”gible tyentv-five ' ’
Fully 1.000 men are wanted for the ,, . . ., , , ,, M ii, lieu 1mm: 0 U' LV 0 t" l’" .- , [old income tax law reached only 336.- Th h d It .
signal corps of the United States army lowers. low it is estimated oflciaily now, 9 men a the r dinner on in
[Al [[88 AND In” PETROGR‘AD. Nov. 5.——In tllc . ,tbat individual incomes aggregating tield,and did work at the butts. both
. , ' “It Rate to Be Proposed at $7,500,000.000 are taxable. Corpora- in the morning and the afternoon. I
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Wearing a properly titted W. B.
Reduso Corset you appear a
younger woman—hips, bust and
abdomen reduced 1 to 5 inches,
nut-it touzo manna.
You can wear more fashionable
stytcr; you are no longer STOUT
and you get Satisfaction and
Value at most moderate price.
You never wore more comfort-'
able or 'easy feeling" corsets.
Ne. 72L Low But. Breads. pria 00.00
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