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WEATHER FORECAST
Forecast for ‘Norwalk and vicinltY:
Showers tonight; Wednesday pai‘tlyrhis commnicauons
cloudy; monorate shifting winds.
slight disturbance central over
Ontario is causing cloudy and showery
~ weather in the eastern portion or the
Late region and the northern portion .the bureau, said: “in a broad sense“
of New England. Another cilsttti‘llfihce‘fi“ything that‘ll‘fects ”)0 interests of a;
on the~south Atlantic coast is causing K soldier or sailor 9" his family, WOuld
local showers in the southern dis!
tricts. ~A ridge of high pressure ex :l'espondence, the state. director nicked
tending from North Dakota southward Out a few specimen inquiries. Hardly
m’rexus is producing pleasant weather a d-W misses but themailabring s, new
”between the Rocky Mountains and the
The .temperature is,
Mississippi river.
rising slowly in‘tho western districts.
a
WEATHER so YEAR ~
. . so
_Tcmpcraturc: lugs], 96;
67. Showers.
strontium:
Intonation wreaufis Re-
ceiving Many Requests
Now—LPuzziing Problems
‘rSpeedily deed—Co-Op-‘
oration With War Bureaus
and the Red CroSs
, Families and dependents“ men , in‘
the national sPrt'ice are finding an ef-
.ficient sauce of help in settling vari-I
gous problems that arise in connectioni
Irmh the war through application to‘
the Soldiers" and Ssilors' information“
lBureau. established by the Connecticut!
lState ('ouncil of Defense last April. in3
ion interview gin-n out today. Edward:-
l‘iv‘icld, the state director oi‘the bureau}
outlined the Worksnd gave specimen?
requests to illustrate the scope of ac.—
ivities. , i
l Every local agency of the State.
Council has for one of its important}
functions the work of giving informs-'
tion to families and dependents
of men I
are such that they
Mr. Field. Besides receiving many of‘
from war bureaus}
and town committees, the state direct-;
or receives a large number addressed
direct to the State Council or to him
personally.
Mr. .Field, in defining the work of
A
Lake
be proper to refer to the bureau."
Glancing over some of his recent cor-
ind of request. showing that the hu-
;reau's work is far from monotonous.
A family desire to know the where-
lahouir of a soldier who neglected to
lwritc home for many months. Anoth—
. er family wants to know the directions
{forjendlng moneynnd packages to
twar prisoners in Germany. One let¢
‘. ter asks for. intormatlon as to whether
low. ,‘u soldier enlisted in this country for
:servlcc in the Polish Army in Frunce
'- i can secure insurance ihroughthe Unit-
ed Slates insurance law. A woman
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wants to know it she can go to Cuna-
,du and what restrictions are in effect.
:An insurance company inquires wheth-
'91' it— can pay the proceeds of a tire
linsurancc policy to an enemy alien. A
widow asks whether she is chilled l0
Two passenger coaches tilled with} ' ‘ '
selective service men en route from . The “’0‘“ cases are incidental, most
Pittstield to New York, attracted con"
slderablo .sitontlon when the
c‘clocktraln. passed through this city'
Saturday afternoon.
.3.
pastor of a church
Mass, has been invited by the parish
to fill thepuiplt and assume the
pastoral duties-while her husband is
abroad in the Y. M. C. A. service.
The‘W. C. T. U. will hold an evening:
“ ' societal; the home of Mrs. i. E.
_ er, 8 Reed street. Wednesday evening. handled in the cities of the Public m“.
iJuly 10. Mrs. Joyce ot‘ilridzepor
be “‘31)”,er of theeveflng. All in- Mr.‘Flold-ls auditor and statistician of
s.
terested in temperance invited
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AThewRepublicsu convention for the
filth congmssionaldistrlct, in session...mlsslon.
in Waterbury.» alludinmmoon. lie”
nominated Congressman James P.
Glynn of Winnied..Judze Frederick W.
{Holden oLAnsonla. making the
noting. speech. Congressman Dale of «members of. its staff are: in France,
Vermont . ,who
dress.
4‘
The monthly meeting of Old
Hook and Ladder Company was held;
last .-:night. tClnrles' C. “.Nlchols of losses in the‘aggregateh-the individual
Binghampton',New~.Uorkylnd Dawn-soldier has plenty of c woes of com
iiam swordsmldunthnz. summoning 0‘“ 0‘ WW” “scalhedv 0“ 8‘
“’9 memory offlohuWesleianwone! 'Based on the mortality statisticsmot
ofthe oldest members'olthe Wilmithe allied armies, axsoldlet‘s chances
who was . buried ~ Sunday; afternoon.
Formsn‘f’WillismuA...McPhomon wmr 'Twentysnine chancesmf coming home
be thoedelegst‘eta the State Fireman's:
“Convention. torchemsid in Bridgpport,
next month.
(end. men'eshments W111 he ”17“!- ivolunirer, assistance in the servicesoi
W33 »C°P$°59mn.:.wd the ether .with the v. M. c. A.
film's suestover the Fourthnatiendu . ‘
edzfthe convention’mnd .msde nomad-
,s pension. her soldier husband having
1‘ died soon after service at the‘Meflcan
border.
of the appeals for information being in
regard to soldiersi'eand snilors’.ullow-
not-cs andrallotments. Lately tlisrbu—
renu. has received numerous inquiries
3 ,ior definition of the “work or fight"
.. ' regulations, in all cores thelptp-eau
4:33,
em or settle any misunderstand~
Where it is a question otlius'nciai
relic-f. it is passed over to the Civilian
Relief Department of the American
Red Cross Society. Mr. Field is work~
ing in complete cooperation with the ‘
flied Cross in all cases.
The bureau is operated at a mini-
mum aneuemhich islimited to post-
age and stationery. its business is
other
Meek:
t..will itics Commission. at the State Capitol.
to at- 'the commission, and is serving the bu-
,resu in 3 Voluntary capacity. He has
Miss Louise M. Potter. assistant sc-
couniant and stenogrnphcr of the com-
Esch member of the commission-him
the secretary. as well as the whole of-
fice force. are in addition to their reguo
lsr ciflcial duties. giving acneroitsly of
noml-l'thelr time to war work while ~ two
tone mimic: inutlie Engineer Corps
. W."— _>
i'i‘heyrAre Iwentymino to one Against
! . dill-lief uKllled. '
Weir ”9
: rt-lcvsotolss'scumcss.
Great as the danger and large as the
visasttnot.badlyilpjured. _ ‘
‘aro as follows:
Ho. mechanics of being killed.
l ‘Fofity-nine chances of recoverin
ilrom wounds to one chance of dyin
g
i.
; cram more-at.
.. , "dim!“
.- _..,Iulytlst.
' tzSavings Department
in service but some of the rcouestsl
require solution by;
.. ‘ sweatpants. salve -9th -lnsiodsat .
Mrsf‘hunkthWlMott'fltsrvrm . - ~
in Sprlnslleid. ins .
_ , ‘3 QM: i Oneohwosinxmofloeincllilili- Mmm‘» m“
‘ -. . i ’ 1 2mm live" firs yam We: bosom
' of physical training. is freer from dis
one in the my than in civil lite. and
has better medical core at the trout
than at home.
in other wars iron: 10 to 15 men
died from disease to 1 from bullets: in
this war 1 man dies from disease to
every 10 from bullets.
For those of our fighting men who
do not escape scatheless. the Gov-eru-
ment under the soldier and sailor in‘
Gumtree law gives protection to the
wounded and their dependents and- to
ithe families and dependents of those
iwho make the supreme sacrifice tor
.their- country.
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failure of the kidneys
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JACOIY’S
:Sale oi 00315 and elitesses.
CHARGEACCOUN’EI‘S OPENED
The Book of .a
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to this ‘10:: 5. ‘ML
ORDERS
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to n hr
musand . Songs ..
warms snoop. ”
SECURES
THE BOOK
ride
n :00. l l 600 .
if.“ i a [rater
ter rat: (or Till
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result oi impurities in the blood either;
in; in the radon elected, a result at
to albumin.
waste products from the blood stream.‘
Foley Kidney Pills heal. strengthen
and invigorate weak. diseased kidneys!
Ind bladder. W. H. Hill, Justice of the;
Peace, Detroit, Tex, writes: “i used?
Foley Kidney Pills and say unhcsitst-il
"ingly that of ail l have used‘they are
the best, and have done the worh
where the rest. tailed.”—-Stillson-Poweil
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lover will sud hundreds o
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lei-mes :Donlrelly
‘ ,j ’éReliablegGouch Hammocks
otvu'iourgrsdes,‘withor without stands
”BORN alum WW8.
' r * Aihigsessolltment =ot inexpensive £008 for porch-or outings.
inkindsitifms snaznooxsns for
’ mommmoumy l’RIQED.
nerN 3‘, 30“
aim rmnvs‘vsm'coonssisons you
fiction kasilltvelflwlo;
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Cost 70% run. than c 7 Eli”! cents
.umgeeuu ”933:; ‘ - as will?“ "that.” can use .
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unionism Si.
' rue Stock oi All Kinds
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once. The same a“
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insurance. becauseohlio
ed cost 0! building »
bar and nearly every 9th
or expense entering into the
of making repairs, or W
utter a tire.
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‘ work it in. Each article
bond uwnrsnd embroidered by patient lingers. There are
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Bull ' fine Assortment :7
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saucers: ' '
bearihe work of the Philippine embroiderers—aud beautiful
is made of line cotton cloth, strictly
may “in: of dainty‘ei idery, so 11 women has a. delight-
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fol choice. . . ' . -
It is really utonishinz how these-pieces can~=be sold for
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such low prices.
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Smith. .
Remission-Ill
makes. sold.
repaired.’
pervmonth. m j '
«sold st 86 mm
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGI, '
tu ran-acid Ave... 3W-
REIUILT TYPEWRITM§,;
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448%"
so “moron s1.
‘ Mldtlies and ‘Smocks
Norfolk Bllvavefl, in, ‘ cloth, white and white with col-
oredoollor,oufismndbealfl.......................... $2.25
Lioe’Prontsupovm. lute .. $1.75
Smacks, white, blue, ' 1"ton and green, with white trim-
mings. and contrasting ion, in mocking $2.26 to $3.00
.Whiilo‘ Voileatlllddicsfi 1 hack and front, colorodm collar,
cum and lull . $2.25
Poplin Kiddies with soul." and black velvet lsoers $2.25
A few oddslsesin $2.25~' ammo: ..‘....... $1.50
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THE NEWS
osrmmou u or calm .
Chiropractic [:1th
cause of the diamond
“lusting the same-£3
by a wrench. when
u—u—n
300m m - t Fons
‘ with a. richlyaooloueddesp plied
congrug summbeselected
train our oblléotionzblhlkholus-
soar ‘ jpovdisssfimmm-eMe
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teinbrac
incl
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masons. ’” a.“ “=1
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isms fit your bodyr'rw.
given: special situation
mot the spine. “Eta 701nm! ~
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Norwalk Chronicler