mm.
Al Sizuéad Prices
We Make a Specialty of Service
\ Flags
0hr Pliou'Are Bight
, We now can give them to you
in a week’s time. Any size. Try
our service.
If we were to do any shouting
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cio, ind.
Harv’ey Harrison. , fireman. Nobles-
viile. ind. ‘ '
, . Ltime in the camp guardhouse.
Edward Lewis Griflin. fireman, No.‘~
about values, we’d givevoice
to the "dependable quality of
our $3.50 bathing suits.
They take to water like a
DONNELLY’S ’
16 So. Main St. duck.
SOUTH NORWALK. We are ready to bathing suit
. the whole family.
One—piece, two-piece or three-
piece suits. Prices—For men,
$1.50 to $0.50; for women,
$8.50 to $10.00; for. boys,
$1.00 to $3.50. “
Bathing trunks.
After the splash here 's every-
thing for men and boys to
dress ‘up in.
Rogers 81 Stevens
soon-l NORWALK
Filly News ;
Norwalk Republicans are concerns“
about the illness of John T. King, the
county leader. Mr. King has been con'
fined to his home since the recent
State convention.
James J. Shenley, of 40 Town Hill: NORWALK
avenue, has taken a position as man i
ager of the-Main street store of the " --_....- ’ T -
.m, o ,n _ GOVERNMENT MAY
323....5‘xéw5“ C " N “”‘fl l ASSUME CONTROL
I ' or ALL pnvsrcmns
Sergeant Harry J. Gibson is enjoy.
in; a five days’ vacation from his '
duties at police headquarters at the, - .
City Hallaand Patrolman Frank. Ray» L quijhe governing by? 0" the £30793. 01‘.
, . 5 e vo un sry so eme e no success-
mond is "Imus?“ tlick at night. ful. by legislation providing for draft-
_...._._.. ing them into Government [set-vice.
Al Hamilton; manager or the PalaCe Modicsi officers of the Government be~
Theatre. left. yesterday for. Boston“lieve‘compulsory'conscrlption will not
where he wilt attend the Motion Plegbeoggigmgén mammals for the
lure exposition. He “was to remain volunteer medical service corps ai-
m Boston until Saturday; , ready have been made and enrollment
-_ _ ‘ Estarted in a few states under author-
' ‘ ily oi the Councilor National De ense.
Corporal George E. Brown. 0&1th Instead of enrolling in this corps only
(“m exmaster s epartmen ’ “L “m“, those physicians not suitable for mili-
oohnston, Jacksonville, Firm, has 'r‘fitnry service. either because of age,
turned after a ten days' mrlongh‘physicnl infirmity. dependency. or in~
spent at his home af 27 Linden street. ' stitutionai or public need, the Govern-
Winnipauk. i'ment is expected shortly to throw
. i open the membership to all physicians
land to bind them witha pledge Idur-
ing the present emergency to accept
service. military or civilian. wherever.
whenever and for whatever duly he
may be called by the Central Govern-
lug, rd!’ ,
U133 this projeci,‘the ‘army and
navy would take those physicians and
surgeons best fitted for active duty
and who can be spared from civilian
lrequirements. At the same time the
=Govel~nment would maintain a contin-
uous survey of the country and assign
physicians to those comlllunities in
which there are too few practitioners.
The practical operation. oillclals be-
lieve, would cause little of this re-lo-
cation, however, since physicians who
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Colored umbrellas are very powder
now. '1‘!le canbe. used for sun or
rain. A charming assortment of col-
ors, all finished with distinctive han-
dles. can be found at the N. E. Rysn‘
Cole store, Washington street. See
,Adv. .
LoStrnw hats, $1 up. O'Brien.
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The Baptist and the First Melbo-I
dlst Epitcopal Churches held their,
mid-week service together in the BapV
list Church last evening. The subject,
was “What is the Greatest Chapter in are needed ill certain communities.
the‘BlbieY" Rev. John J. Snnvely was 1108mm”, “9110015. 0" other essential
in charge of the meeting. 10mm“ services. “mm “M be com-
!missioned in the army.
: Conferences of physicians were held
One local women is drying and sav- yesterday in Washington and a num- -
log the seed at melons used in her her of other cities to discuss the oper-
the voluntary enrollment plan.
household this summer for the purpose; ation of
or using them to feed the birds next?
winter, when it will‘be hard for them: MARINES SENoaHglflEl'llRED GUNS
.to obtain food. If this-example were: . . d T Mlnenwerfere '0'
followed generally, the number of n‘h- Maan an Trotzy Room
live song birds which perish. annually," ' »
alter heavy snow storms because oft WASHINGTON: July 29"?“ “’5?
lack of food would no doubt'be greatly. “09111, of “3“ won by mer 9““ ms
diminished. ‘ ‘rines is on its way from France to
‘- Washington. where it will be set up as
Next Sunday W . a ‘gervice‘ a memorial to the gallantry of the sea
will be held at the West Nomlk; soldiers who drove the Hons out of
chapel; which-hes not been. opened for,<Belleau Wood. now renamed by the
a long time, ln’order that the people French "Le Bots des Marines Ameri»
of that settlon of thetown' may have coins." It is a heavy German Maxim
an opportunity to attend, a religious; gun, with equipment. it will be set up
service. . Prof. Belle M. Gales of he in the trophy room of the Marine
faculty of‘Hunter Cblle‘ge; will give a Coma headquarters here..
“Bible reading. Miss Coles is a guest Along with the big Maxim are com-
at the Tokeneke home of Mrs. Richard Ling two huge “minenweriere"—-mine
T555913 find M155 Taylor will 3551!“- m boners—captured by the marines in
the musical part of the-service onSun- the same engagement. ' ,
day sitter-noon; " - . -
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ha}
:7;
cums FGDTWEAR
“lode” are the real em»
Shoes. . ,
The mm and patterns in-
'Llf‘.
I'm-.3911. Women, Boys. and .'
Department’s bl icf announcement, and ;
.. Bryan Deal. fireman, London, Ind. :at various times from their companies
:without passes and will serve their-g
,omcer. The men absent“ themflell’esl 14,000 cards have been sent out by the
,secretary of state’s office. The cardsl
ask for the addresses of the soldiers. it ‘
Yesterday 100 men were transferred 3 has been decided to send individual
i
ithe- circumstances under which eighty-l
ltwo officers and men of tile crew were[
j rescued are not known. Nor was therel
any announcement as to whether the"
submarine was sighted and fired up-.
ion by the armed guards on the steam;
er. l
The Westover was 4.270 not ton~l
=nage, and was last reported at an At-g
Vientic port on May 27. She came froml
illle Pacific coast, having left Tacoma,
and Seattle April 22. She was 410 teell
THAT ANNOYING;
may lead to chronic lung trouble. or
r;an that the chronic since drew
[3 reached. In either case try
ECKMAN’S ALTERATIVE
Thin tonic and tissue-repairer uni!-
stomach. Contains no Alcoho
cone or Habit-Forming n 1'
82 size, new “.50.
,1)er ineludes way tax. A;
Ecll’lnfln Jabomtl'ry. Phil‘s 53??“
PERSETENT COUGH ,
the: the acknowledged benefits or Cali ‘
mum treatment wlthoue dlsturbiantho:
AD
3113:;qu ‘
trensterred'floml the mew-u. .
1 among the voters by the oihoers.
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£13:
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ARMY SUPPLY SHIP . ,, 4 - F KILLE ,D , mm mm“ b” m pm "a n“ _ .
SUNK; TEN OFGRRW i am . Rum hmwm than...“ mm .,, no: new mom-
GF 92 ARE MISSIN - WANTS SOLDIER {signed 1:0 a combatat. m :1???” to “Yum. m. OLD
g, .‘ , eave s orlly or e g e. . ‘m‘m
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, 1 «~— BALLOTS FOR SOLDIERS. 1.. ”IRON -
Frank Willard Houowas. chief ma-' Thirty-men of-‘the D9901 Brigade, Many cards have bash received in l l
chluist mete. Washington, [1 0. found gp‘itlltytof beinlg1 ab?“ m’ml \‘crwalk by the “nearest relative or 8 I. It. P w
. . wi on care. a' . ‘ _
twilif‘éi. Brown E5“ seaman' um 2:22;! to three months ‘11: hi: 1:123: friend" of soldiers who have the right TIRES
Austin Clyde Wilson, seam“, Mun- “ by Major C. B. Rocker, summary court? to vote in the coming elections. About I” W hd {3‘11 31“
regime. Puts
' "’ files! 0 [a
2,032 Elsworth street. Baltimore, Md. it? lCiamtp Bsnlalinil: Harrison fér 81191 ballots to every soldier in France as mm
John Cole, mesa attendant, Brent- c a no me on n rades and, on their, . k 11 ”am that will j and a. an uses...
wood. Md. . lcompletion ot’ the course, will be sis-i: ell as “i: 1;: fill? a it Ballots .WhWI
Wilfred Joseph Serey. water tender,‘:81gned l0 COmDalnies for overseas dutyll ° sent ry un .‘ . ._ ' , “~22“ ’ PM» aha?“
Ashlsnd. Ky. A service flag for two lieutenants! will be sent to cantonmems ln Ulb fia- W
No details were» given in ther Nevy‘f ~33 7-. , -, ‘5{ country in packages and distributed , '
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] -—aenunel Want .4 is Sure to Pay.
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WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
Full Line—Jim Assortment
ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH AT LOW PRIGEG.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
141 _Wllh1n3‘ton Street. A' COHEN
South Norwalk.
long and 54 feet broad. l
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Lion Brand Yarns andi
Knitting Needles
The popular shades in pansy, Shotland, vicuna, teazle,
Angora Knitting Yarn for Ladies’ and Ghildren's Sweaters
and amorous. /
Dark, Medium and Natural Gray Knitting Yarn.
Khalti'in plain and mixed, medium weight; also in extra
1 heavy weight. ’
Knitting Needles in amber, bone and steel, and the red,
white and blue Sock Needles. .
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Knit for freedom and right,
Knit for humanity's sake, ‘ . *
Knitter 'our'lmve boys'overtheses, j ' .
Till itf seems our hearts will break. .
Muihers, helmets and decks, ‘
Sweaters and- wn'stlets, galore,
Make every stitch, a stitch of love,
For we cannot do for them more.
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Why black umbrellas for a rainy day?
Nobody can tell you, but everybody has noticed that
‘ women incline toward the much pleuenter
in colors, with their short handles, straight
cords, straps or ivory rings to hang over the
Sport Umbrellas
or oftentimes
arm. These um-
brellas come in green, red, purple, navy or brown.
They are so popular that we have a good assortment to
chose from.
PRICES
..... $5.98 to $10.00
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The Cotton Freck is
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K'eature {of the
Sumner Wardrobe. .~
whether of
Gingham, Osgood}, or Voile
unimportant -
The very prettiest frocks of V
the season are‘lll
'PlCTORlAL *
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canteens
for AUGUST, -
The git—miner
F ashion ”Book
It NOW ON SALE
“not: inch Ice-pol pail-v1" Blouse m Name 95 ..
ml the :13: of any pattern) 8”" The... -7. . v.5)!" 7“ ‘
James panneliy'
Slimmer Tim-”e Eurmhnre. _
Willow Ohaha‘Settses and Miles, stnSettses, Couch
-' geometries with or. without stands sndamings, Porch Screens,
L .REFRIGERATKORS THAT SAVE‘FOOD ANDIGE
All styles and sizes instook, with-enamel, tile» or galvanised f
i: mine.“ .
5 wanna mun
tin-mono a son”
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Gate attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style
Corner Monroe end’Ohestnut Ste.
Tel. 1555.
‘ 'eeeh month m ak"
The Cl
new on the“
STAMPS, yvhl'oh
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as pennies mu mm arm.
_ .1. DBESA, Proprietor.
" ‘ sameness! m SAVINGS
“deem? alum the in additional
my mu m nears To mm
YOUR arr.
Phone 113.3? ‘- ‘ ,
Who Carry a Large Stock M
iv National Bank
”Q no. r... antllnylhlng m Buildinn
Material line? it so, call on
. . RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Washington St.
A‘Ilvliinds
h
is y ' or sues
undeniable. Thqc‘enboteki
any. cleaned. ehttend re-
piecedwithonttmuble. Cenbe‘
“Bullwltylel.
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Cooler Shoes.
Our stock of Summer Shoes includes. all
~Warm" Weather Calls for
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styles for men,
n women and children for: yachting, tennis, outings and general
weer.‘ The sisclamhvariety of our stock insures thentisfying
of every "individual requirement.
Reliable-Hosiery or all Grades.
Comm a
simmer
mm
is
' WHITE PINE Gem 9
Dl'. 1.11M V‘.
, arranger atom»
’ through humming ‘ the
ish you perhaps to take .
insurance. because of.
ed cost otlbulldins» .,
her and nearly any,
or expense entering .
of making repairs, or
may a fire.
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a mom a
scorn . noswenl;
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sold unsure.
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I50 Fail-Held Ave., 8%..
new!“ TYPEWRi'f "
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Late Examiner
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DEFINlTiON or own
Chiropractic is the «uniting
cause or the ‘ and.
adjusting the same. m
by a wrench. twist or»
back. Even if done in ...
creates pinched nerves, and
later, lit. in the dill
“Dbl. . 5st»: ,, -
Chiroprectors remove}!!!
disease and pain. health, is
toms in your body. , .
given special attention; .
moot-theml'M.V
not giving the Chiropractor
and we will mob our“
right around when coin
u detective, mm
or worn out, have nem-
sary ogown-e or Install
tom
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