.- the mummy: manna}: This event is been permitted to send their shipments ,
R communism
ALREADY RECOflDED
(Continued from First Pm.)
dcntial and got‘emmtntal proclama-
tions to report at :he nearest school
house or other places iest‘gnutrii by
the town chairman. in order that they
may I‘rgistet' their pledgesto save. and
economize in order to help win the
war. in order that there may be no
community which has not had ample
opportunity to “go over the top" the
state director has decided to extend
the time for registration until Sunday
night. War Savings chairmen are
planning to devote Saturday and Sun-
day to patriotic endeavors to secure
pledges front those who have not al‘
ready pledged. ,.
In numerous cities .slackers’ corn-
niiitecs. consisting of prominent citi-
‘ zens. have been formed. Persons who
have refused to make War Savings
pledges are approached by members
[of this committee and are asked for
53 wate.’ Street their reason for declining. In case tlte
excuse is most acceptable l0 the crin-
. T61. 721° mittee, drastic steps are invariably
' taken.
- it is expected that by Sunday even-
, . . ing more than 900.000 War Savings
l. i .t N
pledges will have been secured in Con-
necticut. The allotment for this state.
during the year. is $26,000,000. Up to
the present time only $4,000,000 ol‘ this
amount has been raised but it is hoped
An opportunity will be given a Nor-
walk audience to hear Lieut. Governor
Clid ~ . 7: ~ . -
ord B VtIison at the patriotic ser NORWALK DEMOCRATS
vice at the. First Ill. E. i hurch next NOT COMMITTED
Sunday evening. He sould be greeted
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. COAL
That’s All
are completed, that a long: drive tow"
ards the desired goal will have been
taken.
that when accounts of registration day
by a large audience.
”d
Several Nor-walk attorneys are at Congressional nomination and during
tending the special session of the Su- the past few days he has received a
perior court of this county bhlng helti‘ number of letters from Democrats of
. . . lprominencc in Bridgeport Norwalk
m o ‘ I ' ’ ’
Bridgep rt today m we purpose 0ft Stamford, Greenwich and other towns
clearing up the divorce calendar. Eight' in the comm. offering him support if
(‘ascs will be hen rdtodav and twelve he decides to go out. for the nomina-
at the regular short calendar session‘tion. Judge t‘ttnningham Slated Yps-
tomorrow. terday that he had been urged by his
___~__’_ friends to enter the Congressional
-——‘Liie Savors Dance. Roton PL, Fri-t race, and that the letters uttering him
d , D ubl h ~t' C ti tsnpport which he has received have
3’ eve. 0 e 0” 93 ‘a- on ml"“‘fibeen extremely pleasing to him.
music. it sers likely. however. that At-
m torney Cornell will have~ the support
For the accommodation of holiday a: ”‘9 lllllltm‘llyr of ”It: delegnItes it;
, , y _ e conven ion rom tis sect on o
"“91 the New Haven railroad an-tho county. Mr. Cornell has been
nounces an extra "‘3‘“ f0" JUL" 4 to one of the stauitcltost supporters of
» leal'e New York at 9:25 p- “1-. Stam- the Democracy iii the state and par-
ford 10:20, South Norwalk, 10:33. ticularly in Bridgeport, where he has
Bridgeport, 10:50 and arrive at New been a man of great influence in
_ , ,, _ . chmocratic, party councils. He is held
Haven.ll.2u. iltis nill accommodated“ high regard in Democratic circlos
minty W110 desire. to spend tile day 1“; throughout the county. and, unless
New Y0l‘k 01‘ Olht’l' WINGS and ivho Judge Cunningham formally entcss
» wish to reach home during the evenv the race. it is SHid to be Dl'oblllllt'
ing that Attorney Cornell will be. rup-
-‘ _ {ported by the ltanbury delegation int
_ . .the Congressional convention.
On account of present CODdllanS} _____
we will sell on instalments jewelrybCONNECTICUT SENDS
watches, clocks and the. new lame. .
rim spectacles or eyeglasses to poo- BOOKS T0 FRANCE
pic of good slandinfl‘. , ome down andI (Continued from First Page).
so much it week as we agree each ._._
week. If you have lived in this town; Books or fiction. travel and poetry
for five years or more ask us about it.3 are mixed with all sorts of text books
Our prices are right. Prices are open» iii the great mass or donated books
lv marked. ’Stookiarger than ever to that have 30‘“? "0"” there" 0“ a mis‘
sion of cheer, recreation and culture.
. ‘ ‘0, . .
89W“ fronLIk Btands Jewelry Stot .lncludcd in the. sinpments to France
South Norwu .
are hundreds or French language text
books.
The great majority of the donated
. . 1 re to books have. gone front the headquart-
Congregational Sunday Schoo a ‘ers of the Connecticut Public Library
‘hOld'lheil' annual picnic at "Romntcommlttee on the top fl00r or the
Point Saturdlly,’ June 29““ If stormy; State Capitol. Twenty-one, of the larg-
on Saturday it will be postponed t°_ er public libraries of the state have
”n—
The members of the South Norwalk
. - . direct. At the State Capitol all books
““"FYS an enjoyable one for; m: :23 are sorted. labelled and packed; and
remand it ‘5 hoped that 3" a g are already for distribution in the war
her of the church members andlservice library being equipped with
friends of the school will be on handibook pofckeIt and charming chldh Th:
- should bring their name 0 tie town mm W c eac
Exafmrgfigd;igiw may be G’llJOS’GlT to- ! book comes. is stamped on the fly leaf
. fi land the donor's name also when
nether in a specially reserved pot on known. Most of this work has been
of the picnic grotto.
done by volunteers front Hartford and
surrounding towns.
Another book-drive after the pre-
sent supply iscxhausted, is sortiething
, Today's Hartford Courant says:
- Mum... ...
the Roman with! now find his lent-
in: place. The rich spoils oi Attiiia,
the story runs, were buried in It raw
Neither board has met been d5.»
wWWlI-twunhhntutmfl.kl mm
m YORK. Jule tor-Following an
inundation of the financial I'lil'n‘ o!
the National Macy Belle! 86(19-
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Interlink? litigant:
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YOU CANNOT
a!“ to m yuan-It:
who you would not not!
once. Tho some ream
prompted you to carry
should. “Poll due mullin- . ,.
tab you perhaps to at. out A
insurance. because of the incl“
ed cost of building muerlalua
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bar and nearly every other i p,
or expense entering into the ‘ L.
of making repairs, or :a—buildfl. -"
after I lire.
J. M. Layton & Co, Inc; .
a RAILROAD avnnux- “ .
“Quality Shop”
COATS 1—- SUITS — DRESSES
SUMMER FURS -— BATHING SUITS — SKIRTS
WAISTS —-—— MIDDIES -— MILLINERY i
30m nonwsnx. calm!
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fitting at; our atom, where the best of corset advice will be
given you gratis. ~_.
We. invite the test, for it is that most convincing proof We
know of.
covered. me: DirectorGenernl oi the Daughter”
———————.—.______ oi the American Revolution. was in . ‘ I
No UNIFORMS FOR FARMERS. dictcd by a grand jury here today on? RAYMOND BRO [HERS
f The 51193 01' iururhlng aIunii‘orm charges of grand larceny, pctit far—1
or in ustriai “'Ol"91‘$, “hi 9 i: an— , .. . 5 j a" ‘
tit-ale very greatly to sentiment, ap- rem and “m p r (L M “3': ‘37 "am 3" .
Pears to be altogether impracticable. ..- ' '''' :t
Farm labor does not suggest a uni- ‘ , ; ’ '
form. For the most part, farm labor 0" ESTI‘EIB‘DSnxnIH-Ls w ho carry a large StGCk 0' A" Klnds
is done in short sleeves and overalls, fi- gcfiihymnh 3 ‘ l {
and such town people as may he in- .A‘, ‘;. W'm 6.1: mm
duced to do farm labor will find it‘ -. ‘ " 3m 3‘" “ibu-
more economical and more convent-E o Ami-3% P J i - 3%..
out to use their old clothes.~(‘.iarcnco . . k f. ms . . , . -
Ousley. Assistant Secretary of Agri—I fiiymm { WAgfinPgEgmfl gandnioctRon
culture. , ‘ ‘- 9 en
_. ._ “W- m . ,; ALSO PAINT-AND VA HAT ,Low PRICEC.
I PAINTINlR CAPER HANGING
. OHEN
i 141 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
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You can avoid the evil of bad cor-setting by having a. trial
1.
re -,
lWHrrii l’lNE concomm
wrrn TAR ..
F. H. BAXTER fl
DBUGGIBT
B in 1th. Underfi
Remington. all m,
makes, sold. re _. .
repaired. Rentals" “
per month. Mami
sold at $6 per mimic
PLUMBER i '
TYPEWRITER EXCHA'NOI-
Fairlield Ave" Br'l'dgeport, 0M '
REBUILT TYPEWRITEBQL‘...
Joli Printing ,, ‘
So. Noam ‘ '
Dr. “1.ng w
‘ I DENTIST
16 Hawaii. “armour
”In
”mg
A new line of up-to-date‘
styles in Neckwear
Georgette, crepe de Chiba and Satin Collars 500 to $1.50
Roll Collars in pique, orgnndy,
Martha Washington Flutter
silk and broadcloth 500 to $2.00
also quaint: models in semi-
guimpen and tucken,’ in lace, not and satin . ., We to $1.75
Hamlin 11:30:. mum can." .'
”A. M.‘ WOOSTBR
”roaster AT LAW ‘ ‘ '2 ‘
Lute Examiner . I.
U. S. Patent . a 89ml
DmCe f‘
(or courted ..
- “Miss Hill, daughter of the late. la-
mented E. J'. Hill, was manifestly Idis-
' turbed by the action of the republican
state convention. IAfter that was over,
not anticipated by“ Public Librarv
committee odiclals. It is expected
that; the public libraries will keep poo-
Costtsiine 7090 (‘42.!ng
ple's interest maintained in the need
0 29 cent!
Blouse 7839
Costume 7824 Costume? 25 acute
25 cents I! mum Bgflgg'o‘d .
Many out." new» Chic in
grout an automobile she addressed the
' . are neither for nor against." was ran-
“in years 380-
0i books for War libraries so that a
steady contribution of books will be
received without the necessity of stim-
uiatmg interest with about: cImpalgn.
ATTILIA’s HO‘ARD NEVER FOUND.
Alarlc. the Goth, plundered Rome
and got together a vast amount of
treasure: When he died, the legends
relate, this 100: was buried with him
at the bottom of the Susento river, and
all the captive slaves who were forced
classics as they wended their way
dofl'n"iilg’h..,a§reet. “How did I you
date?” was one. thing overhead. You
other: She did not seem inclined to
leafs“ the question, to the voters Iot
Connecticut-under a proposal which
' Wers
they-trig“ with all their voctilIIIpIcIi‘hill
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SummerFootwear .
For livery limiter oi'tlte
: Family 0
semis:
0f various .
PORCH SORBENS‘ OF? ALL
Picronm. REVIEW PATTERNS“! JULY now and:
f James Donnelly
Reliable Couch-“Hammocks I
grades. with or without stands, andrnwnlngs.
A big' assortment of inoxpénflvoRUGMor porch or cottage.
All kinds of exams and: auctions
STRONG SETTEES REASONABLY PRIO§Dn
RAYMOND a son
ooohmonth thereafter. if. ~-
25 punter buy: It morn-m
EVERY Ln‘m mumps To Win m'm
YOUR 311‘.
i The? City National Bank
South Norwalk, Conn. \
grants and 83:11:51th douse;i with null; to match 50c b on Intuit...i
, _ tsp rgun a an uil‘ Sets, no for new owns . ' W“ ' ” ’ T .
HERE ARE FIVE VERY GOOD REASONS WHY Medium fingigenmew look to the old ones ...... fiOG—SIDO E "'15 553-"! sum ,_ .l .
7 . .- . inn 0 o inorand dr d bin, ammonoomcmcw';
Cotton Frocks Hate Climbed to Social Prominence ‘ y w 5”" °.° so: to $1.25 - . , , - a “a.
, . . .'_ I ‘ounusue
_ It I. MAL ETTE Ind‘wo will molt out- trouble "In 4
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‘. , s \ , _ this happen: In your home. I! you} ;
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t 5 I. CENTR g L HMEL ' 'fi defective antiquated, "Mm“,
. . I . . or worn 0 have us maltv'tlm "
. ‘ Fine rooms b the do or weak. Steam heats electric I I ll “ : ‘
i. ”8‘11!an gut l ‘e cafeyatitnched; also Bantam? 'Italian . 33:” n or M. a n“ m 4
. ‘ an moansyo. ‘ ' any" "um “‘
l I‘ Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sta. Tel. 1555. MOD , PL . G . .-
. ‘ _ notation. mar ‘ antenna. Proprietor. . ““3".” " ”3cm” ' . - ,
:_ {I . 3'? § . f . ~ > ~ HORACE R. rm
' a"; ~, ; E New flow In: momma is over, ntrrw’sn suntan ' P'"'""'::_‘::,:"“‘"' .‘
t 5' ' t . arms. which sell tor out this month and 10 additions! in... min 8!. mm Nomi;
I i ‘ _ I' .. .. ‘ .. ..,. . Mr".
THENEWSCIENCET”
“alllustlng the monumental": “ .“
DEFINITION or cHIROPnac‘flo
Chiropractic in tile demon-onus ’
causew oi the diseasd‘nnd the" ‘ ‘1.
by a. wrench. twist ‘or'lpmtn‘ noun" -
. back. Even it done in enhancer? It
, creates ,plnclredmervoc nnd‘-Wim
I‘fifilfle In the didnent‘crsanb‘“ ,'
Chiropractors renown uto- ea mi
discussant! pain, health is ,
through harmonizing the nerve out
~er porch or lawn.
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; ' . . . : é Marge aldiiplcaslngvarl-
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, .poaItivo proofs oi merit in the . l
m emanation
manor om: nuns
the more evident becomes their
good qualities. The closely wov-
en texture and the deep pile are
making of the rugs. or their
beauty it is needless to speak.
It is soflMdoilt. 0! their
- prices, comparison will prove ,.
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New models, for tennis, yachting, outing and dress wear,
are constantly arrivingand for those who wish the newest
and‘best‘ we have a myriad varied stock that is sure to meet
every individual requirement,
White Stockings ol‘livery Gratle .
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3» NWWM’ murmur.
‘u-mwork. “Mancunian!
The mm Electric co.
tents in your body. Female trofiloi
given special attention; also (twist . ,
titre of the spine. You will never tor "
gret giving the Chiropractor I chino. I
to help you. .
Imam abutment: given aim " 3
'l’. FRANCIS. D. C.
34 Washington St. 80;"th Con,
lit-adults from Palmor School .
Dllvld 3W. Raymdntl * '
UNDERTAKER‘
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:1 WASHINGTON 31'. _
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