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“Keep Your Head
‘SOUTH NORWALK cunprca EN. ITALIANS BEGIN OFFEN- James M. Grillth, Indianapolis; runes
TERTMNS
On Monday evening, the 24th of
‘ June. the South :Nomik Chapter ott
lthe Epworth Leasne entertained the
. Epworth Lesgue of the Grace Metho-
,dist Episcopal Church of Bridgeport.
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' W. Harvey. Stonlngton, Conn; Lee L
Hickey, Concord, Tenn: Frank A.
Jameson, Moscow, Idaho; Louis 8. jar-
vais. indian Orchard, Mass; Anton L.
Jurach, Kames City, Texas; John!
lKapparos, Dubuque, 13.; Victor Kilin~ll
SNE AND IMPROVE
POSITIONS 0N Tum
SIDPES or MONTE!
GRAPPA
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In Gingham, Percales, Foulards,
~Popliiis, Soisettes, Batiste: and
OF MATERIALS FOR
SUMMER DRESSES
.Walih Silks.
E. K. BANKS
lsheokemo Hotel Block.
South Norwnlk.
I . a
* ; Down, FritZte
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Boy i . . a é é
E! BecordNo. 1846'! i .‘
3 Come In and Hear It .1 . e ’ a
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DUNN ELLY’S ' ‘ f - a a l
l 16 So. Main St. ' ' ' l
‘ soon! wonwsu q . a e '
modifiers sssonrimnr a 3
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For Her Wedding em . .
HAT could give her greater pleasure than a beauti—
ful Belher wardrobe trunk. There could he no gilt
more acceptable. It is n keepsake worth the
keeping—something to be used and admired for prac-
tical
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a lifetime. ,
it its convenient drawers there. is ample room for
linen and lingerie, while a roomy wardrobe and its splendid ;
hangers provide a sale, near place for gowns and other
. Vocal Solo-
Accompanied bv Miss
‘During the evening games WEre phi)“
d. A dainty luncheon was served. A
: \‘el‘y Interesting program was given by
: prortll League talent.
; Piano Solo——
Miss Glendon Fisher
Recitation~"Your ~(‘ross and My Crash;
The Red C1088"
Miss Irene Raymond
Violin Solo-—
Miss Elizabeth Wilson
Accompanied by Mrs. John Allen
Recitation—“Prayer for Our Soldiers.“
Miss Luella Finch
0
Miss lsabellc Slauson
recitation—"Seeing Things"
Min. Marion (‘ollings
. Vocal SOlO'~'Slllli(‘Wll(‘l'€ A Voice is.
Calling"
Miss lira Stevenson
At't‘OlilDillllt‘rlJJ)‘ Miss Glendon fisher
Miss lasiim- our: of the Bridgeport
t (‘haptcr l'eiitltfred it very delightful so
Bessie Semplo‘
(Continued from 1"“ One) :sld. Morgan. Pa.; Herbert Lembcke,i
. 'Menomonee Falls, Wis; Charles Loin.l
190“.» and that Germany now "l‘. Pleasant Point. Maine; Theodore G.l
Vites Proposals from the Ememe-l Nights, Stalo. Greece' Robert C Nails i
It is felt that the move is similar to Jackson Miss - George J oéstefle‘
others which have followed Uer-‘ Burlington Vi- Ra H ‘P , ’
man or Austrian failures to bring Grand Rapids lime}! .y A ' marine ee,
3 quick decision in the field. rpm, V0,", ‘Mmgon "NW. 93;?
0n the other hand, German)" ward E Quinlan 50 “if: 15" i
still moves forward in her con-l w“ rbii C ‘. nut sireet'
quest of Russia. It is reported 836:,” ryhzon'lniz)lsthAewRB.‘itivers.
that 3,000 German. troops have, ford Mgnej’wurms ' OW'RPm'
, , ie Scott, Greenville.
been landed at Full, a trans-cau- s C. Wi - F . ,
casitlll port ontllc Black Sea, which' ' " a tel. 3" Stratum, "fla‘d‘
l Me; Robert W. Veal. Sandersvilie,
has rail connections with the itn-. .
portalit centers of 'l‘itlis, Butumtcg" Fred J' “”33”" Waukesha,
and Baku. Battlln is ill the hands “‘3'; Pew" “33‘"- Turtle Creek, P3-
of the Turks. Di“ "I w°""d‘-
In Siberia. (‘zcclio—Slovak troops, Chaplain Walter S. Dank": WORN .
who are ill revolt against tlic Bol- 1”- Ma5S-i Sergeant Wilfred Nilefiil
slicviki, are reported to have cap- 1393591119“ Ala.; COTPONIS William B.
ttlrctl Irkutsk, which makes all ad~ Maghbum Unadilla, 03-; Joseph 3-:
Viiltcc of 800 miles from 'I‘tllilSk,’Palmeri lircken Bow, Nob; Privates?
which they elitcrcd sonic (lilystitzo. Hugh 33”» 3’00““): Earl S. Klng.§
Scclliillgly tlic ('zcclio-Slovaks zirc' Waterloo, 18.; Samuel Thompson. Chi
pushing rapidly toward \‘latlivos- r'kafiha. Okla. ’
WWII. rm 8!, 1918 ‘
graph dispatch from M ' ' ‘
June 21‘ oseou dated
N
SOLDIERS SENTENCED TO PRISON
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AYER. Mass, June 2-3.»!tobert May-
nard. of Boston, a private in a mar
chine gun company at Camp Reverie.
was given a twoyear prison sentence
today (or falsely stating that he was
married. in a statement filed by the
soldier. he asked that part of his pay
be allotted to his wife, Elizabeth M.
Baynard, but it was proi'ed at his trial
.by court-martial that the claim was.
fraudulent. The court recommended a
five year Ientenoe, but this was redne-
ed to two by the camp commander.
William C. Carten. of Somerfille, 3
private in a field artillerv battery. was
given a ten—year term at Fort Jay. N.
Y., for refusing to return to camp at"
ter being absent a week without leave.
ALIEN ARRESTED
IN BROOKLYN
(Continued Prom Pare One)
th'cn taken into custody ho was
questioned as to why he had left Nor-
things.
W.
WEATHER FORECAST
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Probably showers tonight or Thurs
day. The storm that was control over
* Indilmu yesterday morning has iuovetiE
soutlictt'itwarti increasing in intensity;
and ll: now central over North Cairo-2
Iina. it has cilusctl llcui'y local thou;
demizowmx: during the last twenty",
four hours from the Lake region soutlr‘
ward to the Gulf and along the Allan;
tic enlist from Florida to Maryland!
Hatteras, North Carolina, reported:
plated.
Norwnlk
gauge fibre.
One turn of tlic :
Belllcr lioltless iliterlockcr scctlrely fastens the trunk in
three places. ‘
Come in and see our complete line of Bellicr trunks,
hugs and suitcases. We have many pleasing styles.
ROGERS & STEVENS
Number 867 it especially handsome.
the best 3—ply veneer, L‘qull‘li’t‘ly covered with Du l’ont
Fabrikoid, Craftsman Quality—anti bound with hcavy
The trimiiliirw are of heavy steel, brass
l0
l‘pon the departure of the. visiting
lt'llfllllt‘l‘. Epwol'tli lA‘i‘lE’llt‘ yells were
eivt-ti by both companies and the visit--
01‘8 were given it hearty send off.
The tiil'iiit' was ill charge of Miss
'liutll Raymond, chairman of the com-
ililltct- and Mr. John Allen, president
of the league.
It is made (i l
iltl brass snzlp lock and the
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i‘WAR Q AVING STAMP
REGISTRATION DAY
South Norwalk
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3.52 iilclecs of rain. The ruin tired
tllis morning cxlcnded its for litlrill‘;
(Continued From rune One)
want its \l'a‘shington l). (‘. Pleasant
wcutlit-r prevails ill the northern iiiltl‘
western districts. There has been no;
marked changes ili tcliipcrziulrc tlur-
inc. the lztst [Wt-lityi‘o'lr IIUul‘.~. I
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in - ..
iii/'ORWALK!
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3 Mrs. Walter Rose has returned to
cards given to the men who registered
ill the Army Draft. ily Friday every"
"no should have n ‘liogistrntion Curd.
unit it will be it popular request on the.
«wait in ’thw your Registration
Cal‘tl." Norwulk's record will be de-
iler home at Huvilund street after Vis-
ltlng her husband, Corporal Walter
Rose. who is stationed at Camp DeV-
ens, Mass. She was accompanied by
l
‘uotilicil ilot only by the amount subs
tok ill ortlcr to pct out of Russia!
as tchir forces are hardly
'enough to combat ilic liolshcvikii Horseshocr Willie C. Sharp, Mont»
for llll_\' length of time.
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\l'ASIilNG'l‘ON. Juno '.’6.—-——'l‘llc
Murillo (‘orps custliilty list today:
coillulllctl fifty llzilllcs, tlivitlctl its
i'ollowm
Killctl lll action. ~16: (lied o
Wounds, 2; wotiiltlctl scvcl‘cly, 2.
Thu llsl :'
liillctl iii lit-litili—Scrgcullts Ed-
llitliltl 'l‘. Miltlscll, ('opclillugcii.
llclillliil'k; Arthur J. llilldciili.
Webster. Muss; Willard It}. llcll-
slcy. llltll‘l‘lh‘HnYll. llltl.: Model A.
Sullivan. Lowell. Muss; ("orpol‘ills
.lollil ll. ("ltillit-ltl. (‘ctlitl' (ll'ovc. N.’
J.; Rtllpll \'. Chaney. ()llkliilltl, lti.:
Milrioil M. t‘ollicr, Houston. Tex-
large!
‘ .vt‘allt to take up his residence at 981
Died of Disease. ,I’aclfic street, Brooklyn. without first
Nurse Katherine Dent, Blioxi, Miss; iobtaining permission “m" ”'9 I" 8'
rl'f‘l‘ltlll cr the chief of police. The
‘alien claimed that he had appeared
:bcfore Chief Pennington for a permit
lfor the changing of his'adtlress. but
: Died of Airplane Accident. :fgltibltllakt' he “has (litlltl that tlicrc were
N ._., ‘i 4 .. . L i an s on an .iiutl that i no
btirdllainlMdmn l- Otciend, Pd“ .1)“ all right for him to more. I uld
: . , _ . i This morning Chief Pennington stat-
Died from Acetdent and Other Cancel. cd that Hoppenraih's wife had appear-
. Lieut. Herman J. Eckardt, Wood- l‘d bin”: 114111 and said that she and
bury. Mich: Privates ‘ lcr me an were going to move to
sLunii m.- John H . 149311” F‘105lvil’ii'ooklyn the. next day. The chief re-
. , , one, aldgould. . fused to give them permission to move
Ark.: Jesse Pearson, Tuscaloosa, Alaflmtil Hoppenrath appeared in DPT-’90“
Severely Wounded. land explained his reasons for moving.
Lieut. Harold W. Herrick, DorcliesAlThe day the alien presented himself
. ' .at head uarters and ' .-
5 tor. Mass; Privates Edward llelden,l llot mmtle until he hailassetiiillhlie {thulsd
9 o ' - . - ‘ - '
,.1. Glue street. Bridgeport, Conn, .Marslial, and he promised to do so.
'pau] E. Halg. Vlernersvllle, pm; Com'flus was the last heard of him until
gomery, Ala.; Private Dave Anderson,
{Grand Lake, Ark.
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.mick A. Kiernan. Lowell. Mass; Earnyesterday when U. S. Marshal James
1M, Lowe, of Brooklyn. notified the lo—
Steffy. 254 State street, Bridgeport.
Mrs Georgi.» Rose, of_.\'orwiilk, mother
of (‘orpcrul Rose.
jcal authorities that Hoppcnratll had
, WEATHER A YEAR AGO. , F l
" ‘ m” ‘ SOCIETY
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‘ ’l‘clltpct-lilul'c: High, 79: longll'
' “3" ”"""" and Personal
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" II CW5 l IVE WS
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Joltu hlJllEl‘ who is employed ll)’ Mohr-Gilmore
the tw'tillsouvPowell (Him. was over
> conic l)\' tillokc. while at work this in this city of llietinarrlngc at New
morning and was brought to within it i 9"”
short little by William Banks, a fellow
clerk. He is reported its resting com- ,
. forth,“ at his home. tChurles H. Molll', of the 102ml ll, S.
____‘_ ;Enginecrs and ti son oftMrs. F. 1..
WM” M chlier “wow,“ ,1“. Uiilc. of 4 Union avenue. this city.
. ntittnt-c.» llilit she will close. lier lliil- Miss Sarah "Ol't- Of New Caution.
”M”. “him”, from July 6th to Sept. has been spending several days visit-
]BL * . ing in Wilton and Norwalk.
James Clicil-y. of Camden. New
Jersey. is visitinz his sister, Mrs. Ell-
wartl Cunniurltam. of \l‘nslllnt...u
strt‘cl. ' ’
Russell Finch. who is in the Slgnal
Enlisted Reserve Corps, is home on a
few tinys‘ leave. It is probable that he
will return to camp at College Point.
N. Y.. before the end of tile Week “
.Mi‘ii, .l. M. Tompkins itus sohl licr
. property. No. 74 Osborn :tventlc, blast
Norwtlik, to Mrs. Alice M. Rooney.
.. through the John T. Hitycs i‘cnl cs- '
tale agency. Mrs. Rooney and family
iwlll make this their home and illi-
~ prove tllc property.
.. .,.,,,,,0,.,.,“.., Thursday. W“! 1,0,0... Mr. and Mrs. E. .1. Ruiziztmi \i'igtz.‘
.r’lnir. day at the NOTWillk Country Club.- and SOD Sidney L. R. ngg, yeoman.
- for the new hospltnl. Will the ladies
of the hospital board with their friends
be present? Quite it good deal of
days with the. Misses 55
West avenue.
Saunders,
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News. Vii.» on Mar lStlt, of this:
year. of Charlotte. M, Gilmore, of Sun crs' Lodge. No. It). l. 0. O. R. llcltl Mon-
l-‘l‘ltutiisco. to Sergeant, First Class,
. The Misses Ruth and Harriet Dia-
'nlond tire halite from lluurelton lluli,
‘tMlltord, Conn. to enjoy the summer
vacation with their parents Mr. and
'Mrs. Charles Diamond. l
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' Edmond Singer of Dainbury, is the
guest of Mrs. Frederick Stock of 116
South Main street.
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Announcements have been rccclvctli OUR BROTHERS' LODGE ELL-‘CTS.
{ At the reguiltr meeting of Our Broth-
dny evening. Officers for the ensuing
. tcrm were elected and will be instilli-
'ctl on next Monday evening by Dis.
; li'lt'l Deputy Grand Master (‘lltirles File
1 low. Tllc ncwiy-clcclctl olllccrs (”0 as
follows: ' l
l Noble (ii‘llnll--(lt‘0rgt’ Jones. .
‘ Vicet‘u‘nnd-Snmucl L. B. Evnrls. i
Recording Secretary-‘Wilbur F.
Hubbcll. ,
; 'l‘mnsurcraStiluucl 0. Kemp. '
Financial Secretary ~— Harrie A.
Smith.
Floor l)ircctt‘il'—-Nelson W. llencdlct. “PM“ 0“ “'"M‘ly pnytlionts should “0L0; licslic
. Pianist—David Pollard.
T'HRIFT STAMP DANCE.
j A very successful dance was held by
first class. U. S. N. R. R, spent a few the members of Moosclieurt Legion tlicsc
lust cvcllilm ut Ruton Point. The of
fnlr was held for the purposc'oi‘ fur-
F
work was accomplished last week, but
there is still a great deal more to do.
It is hoped that there will be u large
number present. and some one will be
in charge from it) a. in.
t.‘
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FILMS
PHOTO SUPPLIES
STILLSON-POWELL
Plainficltl, N. .1,
with the Misses Saunders, their
lQl‘S, til the Maples, 55 West avenue.
_ Miss Lilliitit Berger. of New llaVen.
was it week-end guest at the home
Miss
Sll‘t‘t‘l.
Mrs. |‘.tilicl Slick,
per and (laughter, Elsie, of Yonkers.
:‘pr-nt Sunday with [Mr. itiid Mrs.
jrick 'l‘roy, of Main street.
I)
r. and Mrs. J. “dc J. Caslales.
spent (1' few days? Norwitlk's total considerably.
5,1“, The price of admission into the
' ' 1 dance was the purchase of one or
'luorc Thrift Stumps and all during the
evening the members of the Legion
wort: liitrtl tit wtirlt ~"“lifltl inn starting
lo the dancers. A tidy sum was real-
izetl In the mitotic um «- l ,
and tho lntlics of tho legion tire to be
congratulated upon their Slitft‘o'fifl.
—-—Scntine1 Want Ads Are Wonders
of
Blind chkcs, of 23 Merwin
Mrs. D. A. (‘00
Pill
rivittc John ElpGni‘l'ie, of Camp;
Downs, enjoyed it brief furloueli itt .
CORP' his home in Center avenue. N ‘ e at
L.-.— _. -.-€.....__ - J... , ___=—__-__-_.-—-___==. eurdlél
tThe agonizing pain of
d neuralgia yields almost
o
g. ‘ {Thousands
per cent. per annum.
gs $1.
'i V 4:1:an
; . In This Dividend
' The trustees of this institution announce a deposi- . ‘
tors’ dividend has been declared at the rate of 4 -
Unless withdrawn,
amount earned by the funds of each depositor will
be credited to his or her bank balance to compound
. interest. This sound, serviceable banking institu-
tion invites savings deposits upon which it pays in-
terest. An account my be opened with as little
‘I‘ l o
instantly to the pain-
relieving power of the wonder-
ful new discovery
kill Share f
It is no longer necessary ‘
to resort_to narcotics or .
opiates; immediate re-
lief follows tlAe firsts»
iicatlon of lidoiin. ‘
t trates direét-
the
ligation nod.
musculu -
and joint
soreness.
v.
In answer to lllllllv‘.“l‘.ll< mqucsts the
committee has decided that War Sow
inns Stumps mily be plll‘(‘li5t§t“l at any
of the large factories now selling
stamps ln ilddltlon to the banks and
mistofllt-m. The Emergency Fleet
Corporntlon utWilson Poirll I: also on
‘llllllill‘lw‘tl nucnl. 'l‘lirlft Stamps may
be purchased anywhere and without
titty rccord helm: made. when the
Thrift Stamps are exchanged for War
Rtivinus Stumps the purchaser will fill
out it snlilll slip containing the name,
lltltlrczs, anti ntiliibcr of stamps pur-
chased. Those silpti wlt] be forwarded
to committee hl'n'llll‘.l"itlri from the
selling agents and W” flint-c be ptsb
cd to tile plctlgc cords on file. 'l’llci'c
‘s no intention of rll-ipponsiug with the
Thrift Slump or erilit‘vd individuals
to purchase front tlll’lm't‘lll sources
than which they now secure tile
stomps. Thrift Stauips ill-c an install.
ment method of paying for War Sail-l
lugs Stumps and should llP pllt'lll’ls‘vd
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‘ freely and exchanged for War Savings W (Vii
Stumps which bclir .nlerc-tl. l
Those who have us-chnscd Liberty
hesitate to pledge themselves to buy
it few Wiir Savings Stamps in utitlltion.
. Thc occasioml niiztrlnr which wouhlflhllll ll. Sill'lol‘. Newport. Pit; llt‘l‘.
so for mine purtthast.‘ not nocflss‘lrl’Jlfll’tl .A. Schwcbkc, Grand Rapids.
(on be invested in B 'l'll:lt‘i Stamp and,
small acciitlliililfiotis s'lonr
lllncunt to it consitlernbln stun. Tirol
t-mnll .rlvinus cf the French pcttpic to;
of; lost cvetiing's entertainment swcllcl indemnity cxnctzvl by Germany nftcrlmuis; Edwin
.ltlillcs Y. Sillipsoli.
City: Roy ll. Simpson, l’llllilticl-
lilwrini; the sale oi 'i‘iirt‘it s...l:lti.~.hiii leased that notion from n sinuso'iue'lllliil: “Filter E. Swanson. St.
Wtiltcr It]. lrllt‘llS, Shudysitlc. 0.;
Raymond l’clliilgtoli, Montreal;
(‘llurlcs l). Longer. llusfol'd, lll.:
l’l‘lvillcs Andrew K. Axtoll, West
Brownsville, I’ti.; Artic Bclllictt,
(‘Iilltoil. 11].; l-‘rcd Li t‘oopcr, (.‘ilso.
polls, Mll.‘ll.: lt‘riillec E. Dennis,
Burbank. 0.; Arthur N. Faublc,
(‘uyilliogii Falls, 0. ; Wiley l). Rorc,
Brooklluvcli, Miss; Maurice a.
Frock, lliigcrstowu, Mil: \‘erllc WA
(itirdllcr. \l'ilslliilgztou. ll. (‘.: Allcli
ll. llowc, Marlboro. Muss. ; Wesley
A. lloyt. ("licstcr, N. Y.; Liturcllcc
(l. .lt-usoll, Houston. Texas: (”lur-
cllcc A. Larson. Lc Mont. “1.;
Frank J. Lynch. Nupil, (‘lll.;
(‘hurlcs S. McGimli‘s, Rochester. N.
‘Y.; Frank T. McNtilly. Brunswickl
ML: Walker w; Martin, Mci‘ioll.|
Leroy S. Mead. Mount Kisco,
Y.: (lctircc E. Miclllicl, Dillmll-
till. PIL: Louis O. Ring. Grtlysvillc.
(‘. Rtllillkc. (‘llicitgoz
,
x .
'vlilllll E. Suulltlcrs. St. Louis; WiI-fl
Wis.: Milx _E. Soul. Cincinnati:
Jr.: Kansas
J. \‘cnli, Detroit :
scrillwtl lllllplilfolgfi' limtiiiilntlgmpilil: “S: lien (.mw’ llciroit ; Frank I,_'(.onn. MI". I A r lbeg‘rli arrested for disloyal utterances,
F” W” n" S" . . . ' .' . i . .. ' t in it own. to caseo he ~ ' ~ .. .
.wm “mew” worl‘. mgmhor towards l?tll‘l1lh,‘.l?01lglll'3\llll,.(Ill.. ll 11.1mm; Privates Willlltm 1.0,,“th Dor-ilen comes btittire ihhnllioldlgiltiiialckoudrlt
i‘ct'lll‘lng u pledgc for every adult. it (. l‘t‘l'll-‘u A 1‘“ Blilllmm‘“. Mlt’ll-il hcei M , ' . ltlll‘s morning and it is likeiv. he w‘ll
\‘tlll haven't a llcnlslrnlltm cut-d iiy 'Albcrt M. llurgrovc, Eastman, Gd; c er’ ‘ “as" 30"“ ”- Slm‘m» Jwbe tried on We cha,.g,,s_wil‘h makirig
Fritluyfl you haven't done your full Simon llpnnlun‘ New Orleans: Etl-‘ Philadelphia. idisloyal utterances and with changing
“‘"Y- - “‘lll J. Lill‘scll, Mullistcc. Mich; __._ this address “mm“! first Obtaining
tpermlssion from the proper sources.
11()NI)ON, Jill”) 26.-'I‘ll(‘ III'lI-l . While “Vlng In this city Hoppenratli
éisli official statement reads: “\Vclhvsd f." 53 my awn-up with his Wife
ilpttlrcdiifcw prisoners and milclllKnapgzhsateglgyyed m the “an“ &
inc trims last night ill rilitls' itiltl‘: ‘
patrol encounters in the neighbor-l
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CHIEF ouunsn's MATE com-
hood of Suilly—le-Scc (Plt'lll‘(l_\').l MENDED
.and west of Mcrvlllc (Flalult‘l‘s).l . ~—.--
U‘lic llosiil artillery lllit-‘i been active1 WASHINGMN‘ 3““ 95'4“"
the neighborhood of Vlllt‘-.~illl’-lGlmner's 'Ma‘t‘ ”a”? R. Chambers, of
\Allcl‘t' iill(l (lollinloeourt, mid (.njAllanla. Gan commander of the naval
'lllt‘ Bililleu-lluzclfrouk sector. ': armed guard 0” an America“ steamer,
WITH THE AMEllIFAIt‘lwaS today commended by Secretary
iARMY 1N FRANCE, 'l'llt-stl:i_\,lDa“le'3 for emcicnt conduct displayed
Jim“ 27’ (Assotiulcd I’rcssl.—-"t‘llcl,d“1'lng an engagement between his
old Monday morning in whit it two "5559' and an enemy Submarine on
companies of French lllltl Amp,“ ‘ltly ‘1‘. After the stlbinilric litid un-
cun troops ilcr-r Blitlott\"i1cr lost ' $“""'~‘53f“"l’ mp“ mu" ‘01'99‘1083.
prisoners mm mode. by a“ 01,131.,l‘fiitanllicrs' gun crew opened up arm's \
battalion of (.lcrman 1140.1,” 'j‘lhtlfiicd four slzots at the undersea craft.
,(‘ll".‘."'.‘.' admin.- (1,”: in t“ , rolttu‘lis the fourth shot striking the conning
:m‘mp mp wm- hm] 1,0,.” pl‘cplli‘ti'l lower its the Uvboat submerged. It was
5| ,\' 9,9“). hti-‘ltbill‘dmeltr with gas not stated whether the submarine was
shells. sunk, but the Navy Department's an.
' ‘ Tllt‘ official statement issued count of the engagement said “a lien-
l‘tlcstliiy ill licrliit suid: iVi' WW“ 9mm“? rose OW? the Uboat
“The number of Americall‘aiitl from the explosion of the shell."
Frcllcll prisoners brought. ill ycs- W
iel'tltiy morning past of Biltlonvil- A very stiticessful card party was
lt‘l‘ hug increased to more flmn'lleld last evening at the Masonic Tcm~
sixty.” plc under the auspices of Opllir Chap»
LONDON. Jlinc 26._!]‘hem is no ter, 0. E. S. Prizes were awarded the
t‘lll
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ftl‘.llltlllll0h for the persistent ru»
lwinncr at. ouch table and a social eve»
”‘9 “l" “I '87“ The mm,“ “Wings Olll‘lvtlc ('. Voorliics, Mitllotliiuli,
the hundred million Amcwrons. if citr.‘ '
n | ., . _ . t V . , . . .
”N, m, “awnmunnv will “wk ,ml lt.\ds. lHlll (. \lullttl, Rtickl‘oitl.
cnilitl miracle. Ever-v individual should -a- ‘ ‘ _ _ '
do his or her part. ' Died of wounds rccclvcd in ac-
,tiou—Sorucalii George B. Rouu.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS. I’allisoli. Miss: l’i'ivulc Ezra E.
(“i-am. Dixie, W. Vii.
H fFunerlal 0" MI'S- Perry. 1 l The scvcrcly wouiitlcd in action
"to uncrri services ovo: no lo? , i. r . .. . , .
mains of lllt" late Mrs. it‘dmile C. Perry. 9;,“ I"??? Humpticl Andie“ MOdN’
who died at Hol'brook. Mass, inst Sat-g ll 5 ""3 "
order. were held yesterday at 2:30 pn , ," "
m. from the home of her nephew, Ar-' “ASHINGTO‘V June 26"“)? “my
elicit Bangor, 39 Taylor :tvonuo. Rev. casualty list teddy contained ninety-
Tilnmpson onlciated, Imminent was one names, divided as follows: '
m the N”““"'"“‘ ““0er Killed in action. 47; died of wounds.
Funeral of Mrs. Benjamin. 7; died of accident and other causes.
Till" funeral services over the re-fli'died of disease. 3: died of airplane
mains-of llievlale Mrs. Sarah A. nan-g accident, 12 wounded soverelv, 2o;-
iiai‘nin. wife olfiCyrus Benjamin, were wounded, degree undetermined, 2;
to tl from her late homo, 52, .Gregory liiissin in action 7
lloulevilrd, East Norwalk. this after-' Th lgi'st' ' '
noon, at 1:30 'p. m. Rev." Butler 01‘: e "
Christ Church, East Norwalk, oil'l- Killed ln'Actlon.
eluted. The remains were taken to. Lieutenants George A. Ball, Monroe.
Riglgefield. Com?" by aim) and inter-m. 0.; Robert H. Flansburg. Lincoln.
gétnfwus held in the Ridgoileld cem- Neb.; James 'B. Scarr, Hasbrouck
..____ _' ~ _ Heights, N. .l.: Sergeants Harry Kleim
IDEAL SHOP To HAVE ‘SALE ' Newark, N. J.; Keron J. Ryan,r490
The Ideal Shop or 104 Washington! We“ Mam street. Waterbury. court;
street, which has always been on the, Frank W- tSpencer,>Sprlngfleld. M3554
lookout for real bargains in the best‘ Corporals George 1" Daviuon, ‘Pitts-
of women‘s apparel to‘ serve the siloll‘l burgh; Garner M" Herring, Kiln, Miss:
pers in Norwalk has lititl the good for-1 Harry E- Hill, Kenna, W. V“ Nathan .
ltKorngold, New York city; Harry Mc-
tune to buy out one of the finest up-
New York city: August
to-daTo stocks of the latest fashionedcmmet
women's and mlssos's dresses and Schmidt, Charlestonus. 0-: Rufus A- .
t-alsts. 'I‘llt- price at which the «meld Shelton. Honey Grove. Texas: Georse
Was purchased will enable the ldeul;TWmmflY. Holvoke. Mass: Robert E.
Shop to sell the some at such oxmt‘flh Wllmx. Henderson. N. (2.: Bullet- John
frilly low prices that will permit any' Humlston. East Jamey, N. 11.: Mt»
woman to secure just the unlit-tit our clinic Jesse H. Moore, Montezuma,
tits long wanted at the price slit! in bid; Prints: August Mountain. MIL
with» to my. lwaum; Home H. Blevins. Fresno.
in firm to or. the atom shawl”: est; tit-rum loo Baum. Weston.
public on «not minor-tutti" I: then writ; W cm Nubile. it.
own film. out not mom tits It: mm It. omen. New rm
mors that Nicholas Romanoif, the ning enjoyed. Mrs. William voltmer
i'm'nlel' emperor, has been 35335. was the chairman of the committee in
singled! Says an Exchange 'le'le- Chlll‘ge of the evening's entertainment.
Effect an Astonishing Reduction
in Stout Figures
BACK and FRONT LACE
Hips, built and abdomen reduced 1 to 5
inches, you look 10 toy20 pounds lighter.
You are no longer STOUT, you can went
more fashionable ,styles; and you get
Satisfaction and Value at most moder-
ate price. .Xou never were more com-
fortable or. easy feeling”,corsets.
LACE BACK nsouso s'ruzts
No. 723. Low Bun. Coizlil, price . . . . ‘41”
£0.33. Medium Bust. Coulil. price . 34.00
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