ultimatum 111.1913 ‘ _ x ..
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Veterans at .Soldiers' Home Arc Buy-
Cf
3' 1*; ing War-Saving; Stamps
ansof the Civil War and
9 3133mm American war at Noroton
Heights ate still serving their country
by pur' asing pursuing) stamps.
Men in barracks and in the hospital
for winning the war.
“A country worth fighting for is a
country worth saving for," remarked
one vete1an as he cheerfully paid his
COAL
the small pension allow ed him by the:
go1'1'1'n111ent. Some of them bought Li-
b19111 Bonds too .
Tllt911 11101191 is \ery scant. and pen-
sion da1s are far apatt. but they have
That's All
hundted dollars it is splendid work
the1 .11 tioinsx an they are showing,
53Water Street real Amt-tictn spi1.1. the spitit 11.l1i<‘1
~\ bloueht 1111011 to the Union Anny;
Tel. 721' 3and tho spitit which will bring 1ic1t01y3;
' ito our l1o1s "(1\11 there."
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‘iHARTLAND HAS NO
ELECTORS IN SERVICE
,1.
lit ' N 3!Onty One in State Not Represented”
L , ews {a . Report Shows. .
3 Tile ttpmts £10m 104 towns in the
, state to the state settetaty show that
only o1119.1{a1tland,i11 Litc ‘1fteld (oun-
ty,l1as11o electors in the service
Some of the young men from that
William F. Bishop, $1.01" this city.‘3
"who enlisted some months ago in the
aviation corps. has been 1~onmtissioned
a first lieutenant in France and i'
flying with the. A111erican forces. Lo-
(al friends will be pleased W hear oi
_ his advancement. .
voters.
failed to report to the office of the sec
retary on the number at electors in the
sonic-e. and a letter has been sent to
the town clerks of these towns, asking
that they t‘oltlitlotl- the list as soon as
possible. The tour town; which have
not reported are Stratford, East Gran
by. Sprague and Thompson. New lia»
ven reported the largest number oi
electors serving llncie Sam, its report
totalling 1.800. Hartford has 1.350
electors in the service.
Some of the larger cities are plan
. ning to send additional lists from time
. to little, in order that the report may
be as complete as possible. Town
(‘ierk John A.. Gleason of Hartford has
arranged with the chairmen of the
three draft boards in this city to send
his additional lists of drai’tees as they
leave for camp. Tile registrars will
then designate the lttldl'e'a'ses wards,
—~Straws and Panamas. O'Brien.
The Springtiale Praying lland of the
National Holiness Association will hold
.a special meeting Thursday, Julv 4, in
Camp Court, Sprinadale. The. speakers
will come from Bridgeport, South Nor .1
walk and Stamford. This is an inter-
esting denominational meeting; more
tore all are welco1ue.~-Stuniford Advo-
(RIO.
St. Peter‘s Y. M. L A. baseball
team will play the. Pasume A. if.
team, of Norwalk, on the Lincoln
avenue field Sundav afternoon at
three o'clock. Manager Blake, of
the Y. M. C. A.. expects to win with
“Ned" McNamara or 1Clol1essey doint:
“W pitching 330" 11” “"«*1D-"Dall"m5'>etc., and the list will he sent to the
News. i secretary oi‘ the state. A few of tho
' smaller towns have already sent addi-
‘ tional lists, although these, of course.
3 contain but a few names.
Wedding rings, $3.50 to $9. Brand's.
Progress Forum, No. 1. F. F. i...
'will meet for regular business ses-
sion on Monday evening, when District.
Deputy nowart-u 11. \Vilmott will install
the newly elected officers for the en-'
suing term. A delegation front Sittin-
ford Forum will be present. All mem-
bers are urged to be with us. Refresh
ments will he served after the close of
meeting.
CERTIFICATES FILED
WITH STATE SECRETARY
A'certiflcate of incorporation was
tiled this week in the, oillce of the see
t‘etary of the state by the Not'walk
Hat company. The amount of capital
stock is $500,000, divided into 3,000
shares of $100 each. The company
',will begin business with $1,000.. The
incorporators are Hulbert McAndrew
of No.. 134 Prospect avenue, Mamoro:
nek, N. Y., Edgar M. Loner of No. 7
Union avenue. Norwalk. and Cornelius
C. Webster of No. 195 East Fourth
The Th1ift Stamp )mium CUP
which let the past two weeks has
been on exhibition at the Norwalk
Boot shop is now on exhibition at
Reinhardt's Bakery in tile Regent
theatre building. The idea of the cup street, Brooklyn. N. Y.
is that it is to be exhibited by the1 The Auto Tire Company of Hartford,
, merchant who sells the most number‘whlch tiled a certificate of incorpora-
of Thrift stamps during the preced-‘tion Thursday. will begin business
do: week. ,:.with $50. 000. The amount Of capital
stock is $100, 000. Guy ll. Turner, J. B.
Mrs H 9 B9“ ‘97 Walnut Beach, ‘Whelaan and George H. Gilman, all of
after a thousand mile trip by “‘03 Hartford. are the incorporators.
and by 1'8“ 1° the eastern Shore 0 A certificate of incorpotntion of the
the province 0’ New BNDSW'CK’ re Oriental & Domestic Rug Cleaning
.turned safely to CODDGCtiC‘Jlr Tues- Company of New Hmen was filed
. day afternoon having biought her Thursday The authorized capital stock
Amel 1can born 815‘” 0"" the Can‘ is $10, 000, and the company will begin
adian line before the conscription business with$2 00.0 Manse] S. Vene-
registration 01 woman lahm in mm naian, James H. Lawlcr and Carl A.
ada was effected although forced Mears of New Haven are the 1nc01por
by American authorities to aban- atone
don 1191' ractng auto which she hired A certificate of organization was
in Milford, because the Canadian nu filed by the S. W. Hat Company of No
thoritles feared the 'dtiver, Bryant 643 Main street Hartford and No 113
Eggleston, of Milford was seeking to '
evade the draft 1Mrs.1Bell the Wife
of a photographic studio ”09“” \BIG Gm...
3 PR'SiEflc'Tiomtle or 1.1511111113131165
at Walnut Beach was forced to make
the “moot-151115631” co, ctucmmm. c.
A multiplex-infections
of. the ole-um“! tact.
and Iiiluot. stricture
Rclmtelinlipodut
alarge part of the long journey by
rail and afoot.
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twal' saVlBQS :33 For livery Member of the
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have pledged themselves to this plan»
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mone_1 with his trembling hands. from}
Emorning the tectot
pledged to saw. some as nluch as iWOt
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town are in the service, but none are,
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Four Connechcut towns 11111191
,0xltlrtls,
“GM nu minim, 111;»; than- u»:
1 amount of capital stock subscribed fort
is $5,000. Thomas Wilkinson of Rich-1
1 11101111 Hill, N. Y.. is president. .
A certificate of incuease of capital
stock from $5,000 to 350000 was filed
by the Waterbury Fastener Company.
The C. B. Dolge Company of Westport
filed a certificate of increase of capi-
tal stock from $50,000 to $100,000.
A certificate of change of name of 3
the Spalding By~Products Company; to
the Textile By~Products Company of
l\e1v Haven was filed.
At the special patriotic seivice
be held in Trinity (‘hurch tom01ro11
is to preach
sermon on America Amused. "
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SOLDIERS UNDER {IRE
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' Included among the several‘Y. M.
C. A workers on the Ameritan from}
1 northwest of Toul wno‘ha1e been rec-
ommended for citQiOn fo1 exemplarv
conduct in recent fightsMivray was .
Alfred Stokes of Stamford. .
‘ He joined stretch er bearers and car 3
ried out wounded men under fire and
stood at the entrance of messing eta-i
tions unde1 fire giving wounded 801 l
3diers drinks and lighted cigarettes. in
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. RAYMOND , BROTHERS
- Phone 113-3
137 Washington St.
WI! 0 (my a large Stock oi All Kinds
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$15.008uits.......... , ...... . ............. 85.95
- $16. 95 to $18. 00 Suits ..................... $7.95 1
, 120. 95 to $15. 00 Silk Dresses .......... $8.95
0Black and White Check Coats ........ $3.95
$10. 00 to. $12 00 Coats ..................... 57.95
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“Quality Shop”
SPECIALS FOR TODAY
141 Washington Street.
many cases the doctors said the Y. M., I v - 9 9331,
t" C. A. workers gave the wounded meng WALL PAPER. 50 and 100 R0“
the necessar1.;timulants to save their Full ' e—Fine Assortment
“3 lives. ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH AT LOW PRICEG.
3. - M” PAINTING, PAPER HANGING ~ - «1
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HOSIERY
We specialize the famous ONYX HOSIERY, for women,
children and men.
You, will find here seasonable weights, of perfect quality,
at reasonable prices.
Besides the staple black and white, we have a. splendid
range of colors in Silk Stockings to match shoe tops and
. gowns. No matter what your Hosiery need may be, you are
~ ‘ quite sure of finding it in this wonderful variety.
86 WASHINGTON 8T.
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cents Mony Others Equelly Chic' in 3. cent:
PICI‘ORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS for JULY now may .
James Donnelly
W
L {Reliable ”Couch :Halnmocks
0f various grades, with or without stands, andawnings.
POROH 80383158 or ALI. .WIDTHS. ,
A big assortment of inexpensiveltlms for porch or cottage.
All kinds of QHAIRB and ROCKERS for porch or lawn.
5111101110 alumnus BhASONA‘BLY 2.1110111).
RAYMOND 8: SON
._ hut: tun nudleu to span.
styles
‘ A new . line of « up-to-date
in Neckwear
Georgette, Crepe de China and Satin Collars. .50c to $1. 50
Roll Collars in pique, organdy. silknnd broadcloth 50a to $2. 00
Martha. Washington Tissues also quaint models in semi-
guimpea and lockers, 1n lace, net and satin 501: to $1.75
Large and Small Stiff Collars, With calls to match . . .' ..... 500
- Crisp Organdy. Collar and Gulf Sets, fine for new gowns
and will give a new look to the old ones .' ..... boo—$1.00
Medium Black collars' 1n organdy and crepe de c
On to $1. 235
J. I. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON 5'1.
BOUT! IORWALI.
1 CENTRAL 1 HOTEL
. Pine room by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sta.
N. DISESA. Manager.
Tel. 1555.
J. DISE38A, Proprietor.
Now that the Liberty Loan 1.11.... 31111 wan snvmcs
STAMPS, which sell for $417 this: month and In additional
each month thereafter. 1.
1-
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.- ”pennies buys a THRIFT STAMP.
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1- EVERYLITTLEBIT HELPS TO WIN THE WAR—DO 3'
YOUR BIT.
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stun Norwalls, Conn.
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the more evident becomes their
toad qualities. The closely wor-
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WHITES’HES
.We have never shown a larg-
er or more varied .stock‘ in; high
‘ or low models for men, women
or children. For sport, outing or
general wear.
Sullslactory Stockings 1113111111111“.
CONNEALLY: MRRACKEN
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en texture and the deep pile are
positive proofs of, merit in the
.,mktn; at the run. 0! their
It to all-evident. 0! their
Elna. mm film
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sum MIDI-4M
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who you
use. The saute r
after a tire.
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prompted you to new insurance
should, upon duo inquiry, amon-
lsll you perhaps to take out mm
insurance. because at {new
ed cost of bufldinfi Entertain, lo-
bar and nearly ev ery other item
of expense entering into the cost.
of making repairs, oreatbnildlug.
J. M.-I.ayl0n &”Co.~,lnc.
11 RAILROAD Avenue
scorn NORWALK; com.
that
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sold at .35 pa. menu,
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end we will rush our trouble nun
rlght around when IQmethllYOs like
.thil happen: In you: home." trout!
-l,e detective antiquated, when
or Worn on have us make new
oat-y repair. or install. a not» up
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JOBBING A {SPECIAHTY
HORACE :Ri WISH
Plurhblno.lnd Heating
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limbs.
to help you.
THE NEWSGIENCE 3
DEFINITION OF cHlROPRAchb
Chiropractic is the definition 0!
cause or the disease and the an
adjusting the some. 11386889 in min;
by a wrench, twist. or npmln in
back. Even if done 13.1111111111qu
creates pinched nerves and Dania
later life in the diner-ant organ- at)
Chiropractors remove the ca
disease‘and pain, health is re .
through harmonizing the nerve 'm '
tems in your body. Female trouble.
given special. attention; also cum.
lure of the spine. You will novel II
gret giving the Chiropractor o emu
Mcgnetlc treatments liven clue.
T.1FRANCIS.'::;D.C
84 Washington St. 80. Norman.
cram" trim; 9.1.11.1 Beluga“
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Tel. Office, 1065-3; House 098.;
. 8? WASHINGTON 81'. 3
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