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; flaw: up, I sill be but be-lurv'm-
a flair.
lthiak l nail in to town as soon ii!
. finish this lemr, Ti nill be sum.» [no
‘ when i get home and tell you folks
-—-——~—~-— ; that. hit their to stay tor good. Thom
NEWS FROM THE BORDER. i will be the {app} sky‘s. When 1 do get
The following 15 one of the m0“ “'6 home all I will! it! a new Ford. then
‘mt letters received by Mrs. James 5- we will take trips every Sunday. ,
{unveils from her husband. “110 en": lam goingto church tonight. Ireal—
dialed several months ago in the U. S: ly don’t know what to write as every-
cushy. and has since beén ““10”“ thing is the same as the last time i
on the Mexican border, but as a result ‘ wrote you. if you will send me a box
a! recent overall“S along tile border i of Tomboy-cigars I would appreciate it
{u now wnlned to the hospital. 4 very-«much because they are a good
Jy Dear Wife: ‘ ligand". Infill send you some souve—
Just received 3'01" 19“" complain-1mB soda" Well, I’ll find more to
ing about my DOT letting you know ! write-”shout the next time, I hope so I
about my receiving the parcel. Well,
how could l'as i had not received it!
You see i didn‘t get it until yesterday!
and i am writing to you since. As to
the marcel it w‘airfizmense andyou can:
never know how I appreciate it.
Some of the boys from the Troop
they told me that the commandinb
buicer has received orders to move his
:troops at a moment's notice. Now this
means one of two things—acimar an
. alart {or France or else they expectrto
“.5879 more trouble with the “Spioks.”
‘1 hope it will be the former as we are‘
.mli sick and tired of the Border.
‘ If we are still in the United States
Amy July or August 1 will try to get 1).
tatnrlnugh and come home for a week or
two as l meantlwy are. going to make
special railroad rates for the soldiers.
I have been continually asking the
doctor to send me back to duty but he
' ‘ is always saying lam not 'fit for duty
» yet. i want to get out now so that if
(my troop goes away 1 can go with it.
I am enclosing the words of our
latest voovnlvy song. composed by one
/ ,of the members of my troop and it is
the rage in every Cavalry Camp.
JAMES C. CARAVELLA.
V Base Hospital, Brownsville. Texas.
To the Color: and Cavalry Song. 1
Its boots-unduaddlr and marching kit,‘
For the chance has come to fight obit: ‘
innd itslmrk! Rota-ta! ]
‘l‘o Lheiront! Ra-ta-ta! ;
For we've our marching orders. > ‘
Nobody knows just where we (01 g '
Morita hark! iRatota! -
’Wa're ofi’!
For-we've our marching orders.
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Ra-ta-tn! i
it’s listen and . back. To the colors. I
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'ffloumustuknow the call in the battle‘s
miss; ' ‘
find its hark! Rain-ta.
We’re off; Bans-tn
Emerald death and toil we and
find dreams of the ones so dear we've
left behind. .‘
~But its hark! Roda-tn.
We‘re all! Ram. '
Ant we've. cumming orders.
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Stirrup to stlrmrandreln to rein.
”catering for and dust,
What of‘tbeehardship. what of tbe'pain,
It’s tactive- service at .last.
It's..uctive service at last!
it ills .glory or woe,
Doesn't count for a blow.
When the game of war's to play.
“I it’s numbing orders, .Inarcbinl
orders, i
‘m indsfiweistart today. vi
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LETTERG FROM ABROAD. l
Ir. andsllrsfifmlen L. Wood of 32
~I‘ir‘st-Mimwmonwslk...have re-
solved the‘hlhuln‘gdetters from their.
son. Howard L.~Wood,clntnrmediate Or‘
auntie. Depot No.1. u.;s..ar. r. o
718. , i, , 3
My dear folks: ‘ "
I have a Jew moments to spare so I
“thought I would drop you a line and
. I will be on the lookout for the smokes
. dim-walk and to yourself.
l
' ‘ltméd ' to' Washington. D. 0.. after
till mono now.
* Your ever loving son,
HOWARD.
I .V. ..
AFR. Dunn, secretary of the East
Not-walk Tobacco Fund, has received
the following letter and request from
Private Michael Xapczak of the 163d
.Aero Squadron. now stationed .in Eng-
land.
Dear Mr. minne:
Just a few lines to let you know that
_I am well and happy. How is every-
thing at Homer‘s? ‘Jsit just the same?
you are going to send me and Iwili be
very glad when I get them. We are
having good weather here now.» .We.
are quite busy now with both night and
day flying. lam going to have some
pictures taken and will send you one of ’
them. We had a ball game this after-
noon that took three hours to play—it
was a twelve inning game. Are there
many ball games in Norwalk this year?
I will enclose in my letter a card so
that you can send me some tobacco
and clgarcttesand take the card to the
postoifice when you send the package
With love to all the people in East
Your friend,
MICHAFHA YAPCZAK.
163d Aero Service. England.
The following is the request which is
made. out according to the latest ruling
without which the soldiers could not
l‘écrlv: batons:
SOIADIE'R'S REQUEST.
M. P. Dunne: Ploosrapsend me some
Bull Durham ind Camel cigarettes.
MICHAEL YAPCZAK. ,
Censored by
. Albert (Fleece has «purchased a, new
lFord tourlng car and is now cojoying
the comforts of it. I 7‘ ' "
Charles Bates has accepted a posi-
‘tion as chauffeur for Harvey Tyson
Writs of Seaside place. =
attired Erickson of Bridge street ins
secured a position with the. Prudential
Life Insurance Company.
HarryWatsnbury‘has begun his new
duties at the freight yards of the New
Haven road in South Norwalk. ,
Mrs. Charles ‘A. Wayson, Jr., has re-
sponding a few days at the home of
her mother. Mrs. Damon.
Seaman Charles Swint of the U. S. ,
S. Seattle, now at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, returned to his duties this morn
ing. after spending a short furlough at
his home. ’
On Sunday afternoon the members
of the East Norwalk Tobacco Fund
will meet to prepare the packagés o‘f
smokes which will be sent to ‘the boys ‘
now in the service.
Ellis Hughes of strawberry Hill ave.
lat. Liam. W. P. rrrcri _
me you are all Well 85 1 am at the nue and Emnger White of Van Zant
went time. I haven’t received any ’street returned yesterdav from Phila-
lnail yet from anyoim film E if”? dolphin. where'tbey had been employed
_ home soon. uess w e a one
_ M “When it cimes. g . lat the Hog Island shipbuilding plant.
my :91“ pa] and I have been seD-I The many irionds of Leslie Hughes
aratedfinuoh to my regret. but I can Who was on board the U. s. s. Presl:
write him and may be see him after dent Lincoln, which was torpedoed and
handlesmmghm
trout $6.95 10W. ' Every ‘i
one tulle/guaranteed;
”Perfection
or took Stoves ’
1, 2 and 3.3mm . ,
Oil Cook Stoves from $2 30.32%.
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SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOW
SCREENS Only 64
In “,1 5““ The Hoosier Comp
Screen Door $1.50 up
m Couch
Hammocks
pets. wholesale an
ler Cabinets 111 stock
Hoosiers to go on
Just received a ncw stock of
Coach Hammocks, ranging in
price from $9.95 to $25.00.
, OLD 111015082 i’OROH AND’
' . LAWN runun'unn
In a great mauystylcl and” the
old prices rangiug‘from
$2.75 to $7.00. '
The only. Porch'Furnlture that
will withstand all'weathlr solidi.
tions.
Your money
No Hoosier
values.
bargain to equal them.
'Come early-«be one
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Mind,” fl
_ gClearfice
eiore the Price Goes Up
if
--...tw...mm. ' mm W . w...
notice of a general raise ,m
d retail.
price. We could put the new price on
an extra profit on every one.
But instead of that, we or: going to give our customers this
unexpected saving. We have lined up our entire stock of
G ru
7127429431 Wits HINGTON on So. Norwalk
Delivered for $1
THE MIMI!!!
HOOSIER
Kitchen Cabinet
to Be Sold '
any
them and
sale tomorrow at the old price!
' When we open our doors. the first 64 women who
come in and pay $1 Will get i :em.
Then—lib
gifisDallotment of Hoosrers is taken—THESA‘LE WILL
SPECIAL TERMS OF SALE
' Pay only $1 when you pick out your ”cooler.
..Pay tile balance 51 wee'uy—mlyiioa maul.
back if yo. ammo! doubted.
“Sale ends the Instant communes»-
Doon open at 8 a. m..Wése at 9 p. In.
order: W hydolophono.
~ ' .ril‘léoanse it is the largest, fitment unicorn! cabinets in the
world, tho-Hoosier Company baboon tibia .totbe last. to keep its
‘ prices down. Rising costs of mural can maturiul have finally
forced the maker to announce optimalmise. Butcvcu at the in-
creased prices, no other clibinet:wl=il)e able to compete-with Hoosier
At the old low prices, We ileufin'flris W—lhemlsmver be
of it‘llow'j‘sixtydmr”
has lust served us with
the price of Boomer cabi-
We have exactly 64 Hoos—
wh ch we bought at the old-time
make
elmmute' that
Hoosier Ml?
Walkman-ID...
1
The gIl‘iiie-Time Helper;
TIMI my “IMAM MM "
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet is a LaborSaving
Machine. Kitchen System and Germ-proof Food
(‘ontainer combined.
It {savers MopsL ‘[00d and work. it gives you»
time for Rmfross Knitting and other war work.
.‘tirs, Frank Ambler Pattison, the noted Domestic
Eiliceincy Engineer. found that it saves walking
an average of 2 milesa day. - _
The Shaker Flour Sifter slits flour tour times
uncommon most.
'f‘chOver-Size Base has 20 per cent. more spa
for pots, pans. etc. '
The Two-Way Sugar Bin holds twic‘e .tlio’ordl-
nary amount. ' ' ‘ 7‘
The Revolving Rack of 7 Air-Tight, Dust.
Proof Spice Jars is also exclusive. "
The Motion-Saver Arrangement is the mini
of scientific motion- study.
The Uncluttcred Cupboard gives twice the avel
age workspace.
All features have the certified approval of the
Hoosier Council of Kitchen Scientists composed
of douding'housubold authorities.
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rial"... 105
fir
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t
cos ‘
Bil ll
ter has been placed on the outside of
Allen's drug store. so that Dorian folks
iwill have no difficulty in finding out
“how vwarm they arc thissummitr. ‘
'1 Mrs. Ire'ne B. “Grain of ‘Noroton
.‘lHeigbts enjoyed a visit from’her son
. trimester 1. Grain, tit-the 11:83:18. North
.Dokota recently, and also from the
1' Misses Frances and Alice Abbott and
DAtRIEN ' F‘sdie Graham of Bridgépcrt
Charles 'SrAbbe is now driving a
new Stanley steamer.
1 Mrs. Eugene Jackson of Barton has
_ ibeen seriously ill for the past four.
Mrs. Charles Gerstenmaier of Nor-lWBPkS- She is'under a physician's
oton Heights has been entertaining care. Adaughter from White Plains,
'her.
. :Jackson of the. U. S. Navy, v sited her
Mrs. E. Richter" of Ridgewood. N. J on Sunday.
anaier or Danbury.
her sister-in-lnw. Miss Anna Gersten- and a sister from Yonkers are with}
Her son IlicutrCommander Burt.
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A mnmonth advertising thermome- times when traffic (ls-heavy. This lects,-but held for “special and limit-
pian is especially objectionable to “Da—
rien folks slnoe~the trolleys-are mm
neceséary than over now that the soy-
ernment has titan nearly all the 30-.
.n.
l
e .
ed military duty," are to be brought] \ Jobs.£or All
told the army frwltglinhgbcvngx‘twggw; "There is a job in the army for. ‘
months far service in non-combatant every man who is able to handle..any..;
‘ sort or ~job in industry," as ms M- .
At. present. every man in the army ed .at Crowderis office. "The «main
cal trains 0“ «thallium ”me-{M Jud .to .psssrigid -pliysical"tests;mmy cannot. be.” .the ,‘batllqm
There.are no trains'tnumfiflmtond tartar field service. Tens of thousands land it is absurd to apply battle .5}...
Darien from 8:16 .a. monomer mom; 3" 7 those sturdy. athletic young fel~irecoil-anionic to the men of‘ the mon-
nor to Stamford from 10:27 amide
lows, however, are serving as clerks icombatant forces
m .stomkeepers in quartcrmasmr' “As a result, we will release-dunno
‘2 ”01°C" find 110“ "my?” “m" snd‘ordmnce depots. as military 90-; non-combatant. work continuation
5:52.
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Ellilll illitllii
--liili~’iiii,'8ii8 ‘
. , tritium
lice. hospital orderlies. lieadquartc-rslfmnt the equivalent .of .20 Gannon
clerks. telegraph. telephone and wire- {divisions—for every one of these.:mon
less operators and in other jobs thatibmugm in for ‘Special and Mad
could be as efficiently filled by men military duty' will release homom-
thé war. ‘ I.llave.another pal for a bun-
kie now. who is from California.
This is a great life when one gets
used to it. The soldier’s life is ti mer-
I'y'one, but it is .hard at ‘the start. I
will have my picture taken soon and
will send it to you and also some sou~
venirs from here.
" We have lots of fun in camp it»
eluding baseball and basket ball games
against other companies. You can be
sure we hold our own with them.
There is a speaker at the Y.\ M. C. A.
‘ sunk by a German U—boat last week,
i will be pleased to .know that the par-
ents of the young manreceived from
the ofilcials in Washington, yesterday.
a telegram announcing that Seaman
Leslie Hughes, formerly of 03‘. S. 's.
B President-Lincoln, was safe: Informa:
‘tion, while meagre, was very accept~
ableland cleared up all doubt concern
ing‘the welfare of the local young man.
The details of his rescue were not
given, and will not be known until he
communicates with his parents. It
arrived Monday at the home other son,‘|
Rev. G. E. Richter, of Mansfield ave-i
hug, for a two-weeks‘ visit
i
Fred W. Tooker and RichardF. Skel-
ton, on, have been summoncd for jury
‘duty in the criminal side of the court‘
of Common Pleas at Bridgeport; '
Leonard Scalzi. whose skull was
fractured in an autotmobile accident
in Noroton‘, May 24, has been removed
to his home. 96 Holly Place, ismm‘lord- l
and is doing nicely there.
i
M u. “h c r mmmiCrowdar Plans to Release
8 “We“ ° ‘3 “g . 250,000 Men in Washing-s
a] church, last Sunday. Rev. Henry C.i . . ,
Carter of New Haven stated that he! to“ for Immediate Sc: "g
. i i _
had decided to accept the callvto the 10-. . .
cal pastorate which had been extend-i , WASHINGTO‘Y' June 6’4""! bun-
’ .dred and fifty thousand men releas-
Ed to him ”‘9 previous week. M"? ed from early service under the;
.Carter will cater at (mile 1190!! the draft because of minor physical do
'work.
all has been taking} .a post—l
graduate course at Ynlo'I‘heolo'glcaT
seminary. the term is now ending Mn! ANTICIPATING NATURE I
Carter is a bachelor. in his thirties. a; You cannot say it came unexpect-
graduate ‘of Drew Theological Semin-' lodly. ye“... belore Warning was 3“,.
ary, and has had considerable pastoral on. That dyspepsia. constipation. liv-
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tonight. also movies. I give the’ Y. M. W38Jllld61‘5t00d by the telegram that
C. A. a lot Of credit for if it wasn’t fOI' huéhes is on another of Uncle Sam‘s
them-we would be pretty lonesome, but vessels at the present time the
us it is werhaven't time to be lonesome. or which .wag not disclosed, .' name
‘ or homesick, but i think of you and my. I
intends every day.
- "This is some country.
’ 4' fluid .see .it Everything is so diner-
OIt to that in the ms. 1 saw an'aero-
‘ plane on are today. ‘ 1
Well. I guess I had better close an!
.It was voted at the regular meeting they will occupy ““3 "33°“-
1 wish you of our Sister Reboknlrlpdge held last!
evening to send a vdolegitefrom thel
local lodge To the annual idioms Bay"
which will-be hold in New kinda: on violin. K!
> . ' experience.
Thos. A. MacMillen and family, who
Occupied the Noxon house mums-
ifleld avenue for the past two summers,
ébave bought a home in Noroton which tinted its usual 20-minutes headwlv
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Much complaint is heard
The stores in the new Schlichiing
block
lute became directive on crazier Mam
'orinl Day. It is stated than the com
hummus”! .l ounrut this time.. mambo-an, ‘. .. ‘ . . . , .. ' . 9 ~ . . . .
Your m” I can. . hm” m. M mymm.mmtloo mm rotating «in cm..srtmm ml
_ . ‘1‘. . -. .» ‘ r l. 1...... Ir
to What» locationN
because
the Connecticut Company has not "IS"- stitutlunul, functional.
in: previous years. the oummar sched-
., firm w swath": mucous-month»
.cr trouble was an equivocal shadow
lot common e'vonts. To the initiated
‘spelled blood deficiency, which is the
physiologic cause of a long list of con-
nerve, bone
nd tissue ailments. .
The Mecbuuo Physical Therapy In.
:stiiute provides the agency of motor-
.lng normal condition In troubles of
' both sex. which institution is equip-
- a
. “amoebic: completion my will not maintain the 20-minute: mad with all modern apparatus.
11 has placed a also on achddul'eitallmtbis ammonium-val?
SaturdaY..-.Juno‘ ii. Hrs. Alice, mile .tho atorebe expect: to occupy...“ . 93- am to tho‘immes shoot-IN
Hayr- Thonn mum.
Bum Room No. I
All To Serve l
in order that America may put!
into this war her maximum fighting‘
strength General Crowder, provost;
marshal general, lips decided that not
mun‘phyoically fit for front line scrr
work.
vice shall be permitted to serve in‘»
a non-combatant capacity so long as
it is possible infill acceptably these
Jobs With nun not lit for the trencn-
'nol physically qualified for front line fl hung work a man physically -8t'
t 8
:for the trenches."
Through an error in names, it (wall
stated in yesterday’s issue thatrl'drs.
George Scoflald of Hamlitonavonuo
was admitted to the hospital (or art-op-
eration. The article .should haveltrsail
Mrs. Eva Scofleld ‘of Hartford olflflifi .
was admitted and ,not, .liirs. Georgi:
Scofleld. -
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Few Drop
Don’t hurt a bit!
on your feet, but why
now?
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Cincinnati discovered this
i
b Ibo! an be it between the loot. 1: null..- ‘ it
mimm‘msmm lint-downloa- mink ‘ ,a
‘ Don't tin or w your («log on
Women! Stop Earn Paint
3 and Corns Lift Out.
drug that works miracles—No hmnbugl -
Your high heels have put
corn- on your toe: and millions
. This tiny bottle holds an al-
most Inglis fluid. A gull!!! in
Cincinnati man discovers _
apply a few drops on 5m
tender. aching corn or callus. "
Instantly the soreness disap-
pears and shortly you will 'fiad
the corn or callus so abrivdlod
and loose that you can lift. it. ’
ad with the lingers.
Just think! You-get. sirloin
bard «our. unit corn or mason
other
airway“.
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