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“Quality Shop”
hing Suits
sunr cum Int-m
32.4910 $9.95
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WALL PA'PEK5C and 10c Roll
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ALSO rsnrr AND VALERIE}! A! Lawrmono.
PAIN'ME. Pm mm
1.le
1411“” m. ‘
liar-so insure mmupotheru
Iiu you would Iota-Pins»
mice. The same trees!!! that .
“prompted you lumpy harshest»
should. upon due. inquiry, ailment
ish you perhaps to take out more
insurance. Want the lactose.
«last at building materials. is-
” sndaesrly any other tum ‘
mt m atom; into the cost
to! selling repairs, or rebuilm.
Inst s m
l.M. Layton & Co..inc.
3 man syrup:
.a; ..-...s'
mnmsu, am. 4
. Swim
:‘
16 So. Main St.
scorn mom
tutor, is m at his home with a cold.
Pins received a ieiter'lmm Miss Helen
and service.
M...—
McMahon, Cremins and Worthington
lace factory, in Orchard street.
”Nerdimt Mme training by the
' United States Shipping Board includ-
A. Brown. charities invoati-
Militant Pierce, «Flax Hill road. 3‘1"
'Doherty, Washington, D. C., by air ,,
Rutherford B. Keeler. of Mei-win
street, has accepted a position in the
Alleles!) citizens accepted today "‘5
4—.
Colored Umbrellas 1:
Why bleak umbrellas for a reiny‘dm?
Ishadyssn «limihut everybody has untied thst
m incline tom the much piss-enter Sport MW
in colors, with their short handles, might or oftentimes
cords, straps or ivory rings to hang over the arm. These um-
, mvy arbrown.
bulbs come lumen, red, ample
They are so popular that we
chose from.
PRICES
Ilsa-ssssissousoolvcla
who
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an Threatens
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FWD
‘WI’I‘H TKR
.F. 'H. BAXTEB
DEM!
amiss. ’[fidErGoFc
Remington. all othsi
makes, sud. rented
repaired. Rentals 8'
per month. Mscnlnr
sold at 85 per month
lPLUMBER
WWRITER EXCHANGI
150 Fslrflsld Ave... Branches-trash»
R'EBUlLT TYPEWRlTERS
have a good assortment to
..........,“selenium"
smug“: ' w gm?“ m
in. for the purpose of reuistcrinu the
‘Wlitlcol aflillation of electors for cau-
cus and primary purposes.
Mrs. Alva Ambler. '0! 25 Elizabeth
meet. went to Not-walk this .morn-'
.m ‘to see her aunt. Mrs. Dennr 8.
Bull, who is seriously ill, Mrs. Hull
has frequently Visited in Bethe] and
has-a number of acquaintances hero
who will rezret to learn other con~
' Blilon.—-Bethel Cor. Danbury News.
Preparations arc going forward forl-
the ‘miusuuo to be given hr Miss Anna
m. formerly of the State Normal
Behold faculty. .on the lawn of the.
Old Post Road Inn in Brookfleld.
August 22. for the benefit of the sol
diere‘ smoke fund, and it promises.
‘ turbo s most attractive orent.
- Word has been received by rolu~‘
tires of the safe arrival ovorscas. of
’Lleulenant Talbot (‘olo Wildmun. oi”
the‘United States navy. and Lieutcn- »
”.m‘il‘rederick Starr Wildmau. oi the .
"inlsntry. They are. sons of Mr. and
dine. Herbert A. Wildman, of Glen-v
brook, formerly of Dsnhury.
The South Norwalk Baptist Sunday
school. in place of the annual Sunday
veohooi picnic, this year. will mire u'so.
ole] gathering. in the church. in “est .
, 1 avenue. Members are meal to be‘
present. at. 7:30 o‘clock, when the fes-
tthitios will start. and an interesting ,
time is premier-d all.
Georze Fowler. who lives in Bethe]
I and has been manager of the South
Norwnlk branch of the Great Atlantic
_ '&Ps.rilin Tea Company. sinceduncyzz,
has been transferred to the New inn-
aun branch of this company. Mr. Fow-
. ler has made manv friends while he
has been here. and he Will be grestli
missed by them. The present manager
'6l'ihe South None-all: branch of t e
Direct importing Company. Mark J:-
aeph, who is a former A. & P manage ,
will take Mr. Fowler's place,.hegin-
g‘hlon‘day, July 22-
"You canéprotect yournherry
.Bonds and valuable papers
l“
WW
Now thdt the Liberty Loan is over, BUY WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS, which sell for $4.17 th
each month thereafter.
25 pennies buys s WT STAMP.
VEVBBY LITTLE BIT HELPS TO WIN THEWWAB—EO
"YOUR m. p
The City National Bank
South Norwalk, Donn.
Material Line?
RAY MOND FBRGTHERS
Time 1133
um Carry Huge Stock oi ‘All‘liinlls
Do “You Went, Anything in file Shedding
s
' . .b. . .
.s- >Jh‘xha 411%.».- mu". .
it so, call on
137 “nonunion Si. ;.
Warm Weather Calls for
Cooler Shoes.
Our stock of Summer Shoes
women and children'for yachting, tennis-outings and general
wear. The size and variety of our stock insuresthe satisfying ‘
of every individual requirement.
_ Reliable Hosiery
CONNEALLY ' s: moms
01%th em
includes in styles for men, l
of all Grades.
1-2. .8. sum
M Printing
lira. Namath
Late Examiner
L'. 6. Patent
Office ' i _
DulliMs’liery
on William M. Ksulfman. of 22 West 86 WASHINGTON 81'.
. avenue. South Romain, Conn. ' ‘ MNTET
Mrs. S. L. Craig, at Putnam avenue, I
entereddthe NOII‘WBHK Hospital and was -. ‘ "H
opera 6 on, ast even in: by'Prol', ' '
sat... a. N... to... m... by 1... CENTRAL 11mm 71.23““ ”‘u'am
Bron: r“lid Dr. Perry. Mrs. CMZ'S rm. m h Eh. day at M 3m h ' 1 m . ” “30‘1“. 7“ .p..
my friends are hoping for her speedy H 11 Ian 5 ' “m . 0c 0
”mm. . .7 gdtzgnd gust l a Cafe attached; slsonestsurent. ltslisn l1
.___._. an eriesn s y e ‘ » "‘—
. 133$: Tailgmtr: ior votersflwm‘use (long-gonna sud‘chsstnut-sts. Tel; 1065- tA. M. WODS'IER
3 1V . I) 9 I‘ Velma V I?» .5 m ”m , .
trials on Friday. August 2. ml; Fri. A‘ 891% J'DMSA' Proprietor. ANDREW ‘11“de
‘day, August 9. from noon Until 9 ll. 2:33.... A
Send
tor Booklet
«M
1m H.533; sum
WIDGEPORT. WEI}?
THEM“! SCIENCE
DEFINITION OF CHlROPRAfl"
chiroprsctic is the definition 0. W
cause at the disease and the m {
{adjusting the rains. Disease is cm
why a wrench. mm or sprain in
l'hnck. Even'il done in childhood
creates pinched nerves and Nb I]
later his in the‘diderent organs nu
limbs. .
disease and pain. health is restmd
Chiropractors remove the caisson.
through harmonizing the nerve-m
cams in your body. Female monies
given special attention: also out“
sum or the spine.
You will never r-
gret girls: the Chiropractor s chum
'to help you.
Magnetic treatments liven also.
I. sunsets, ill. 1‘.
84 Wublngtou St... So. Norwslk. Cos
Graduate from ‘Dslmer Belted
_- -m...‘ M”. -—. -..-_...~._._
on Patents
, !
be‘she slim or stout,'wears
when-she selects a corset.
s"
l
, Cl'ieckerboards
or the wiring unfold-
lng variety-11d M30!
.re‘d felt, the squares in
' The late with dilute Redfern Wt are especially intmst'ntg do
.Woman who knows the importameadf the corset. 'lI‘hss day is past when most an
thing thstn'ssa corsetpandilloos notimrt, Will do.
fiifig of fire corset and the combination of comet and brassiere, for every we
most modest frock looks well over a good corset, also ,
Willie uncut elegant “frock may be spoiled in client if
.Wan overs cheap ill-fitting corset. -
The ”Bold Donut Shop is showing late and im-
"proved models .ofzfiodfcm and Rustproof, and the ser-
yices of skillful oorsetieres, women who know and
understand, no stall hinted available. Alterations .are
made on “file premises wifii little delay.
(lonvonieni and qdeasant fitting rooms.
Infinice Flag civic. rod “border on white one?“ ‘
MONDAY, JULY 22, 1913
srehiisfieo' 185
.
fie amnion w at 6 o’clock
‘ Modems l . your Corset
Thutislheumufyom-W
Your owed, your will
Mudb attention is paid to ”
a brmsiere. Neither as file wise woman 'too econo
W01] does she know that the
s new Redford which
will cannon! heel! do?
women who are of the av-
ersgeor stout figure, is of
.cou’ili. ‘(louiil wears well.
and ”talus its shape. The:
boning is o'i'n kind which ,
“does not warp with the”
heel. of .the body. There,
.is a rubber gore 2*“ mail; ‘
‘the bottom, whichmeensl
ease.
trifle $6.50
Second floor.
'5“. .
Photograph Frames
to hold pictures of Soldiers
_ .This is very acuity nnd as it should be. large imitationxsiirer frzimosarqi
pleahinsteisc, ‘ “3;.- u d... ' “$11.00.;
1 ' flqml'emwifllflag borders at each side, Stars and Stripes with stupid
‘uioestsrnt thelbottom, . $2.00.:
$23.!!!
he Jewelry Section.
, Writing Tablets for Soldiers
. In Khaki or oretonm, with various handy pmkois
paper and other paraphernalia,
1 v
vi
.‘r
necessary,
“35%
l
Bird Curries
Packet editions with
Mom 'in “color.
'All the Whamm-
Summer Hosiery:
with clocks hand mil
l bleak. Nine 1 ~ ‘ ”31‘ f0“ m‘ “1‘10 the broidmedmwhihi, very;
3888, entry or tarry?” R‘ (k, mountains, . nice quality,
-. . ; , p \
€20 OFFICERS NEED
. CARE IN .nosrmL
DURING nor WAVE
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CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble men
rlght around when «cementing like
this humans in your home. it your
TLUMBXNG
Is defective antiquated. unnnlury
or worn ou have us mks neon
sary repairs ‘or install ~a "new ”5‘
tom ‘01 ‘
MODERN£LUMBIRG
JOBBING A ‘SEEC MLTY
.. 1 HQRACE “R. NASH:
Plumbing 1nd Heating
Tel. 1354-
North ‘Mslnlat. ”tooth New
‘port. was assigned ns orderly at head-
,quartcrs.
Carrier Pigeons Released.
ldisposilion of guards, and details for“ When the Echditionaq Forces
lmiiimry Work. The sinners were (ll' went to Frame the lntimn scouts!
lvided into three companies, formed us' inmrit‘esmi williugllcr‘r‘ in £0 {along
fprivstos. with the Springfield rifles as, to hunt Germans and (lateral Per:
llhuir arms. ‘ " Ifilllllg took them with him.
3 At general headquarters. General,
~- 1
(Borneo was in supreme command, as. .. . ?’
{eluted by chief of stuff. Brigadier Gen- ‘SUgggiggggggflER ‘
‘erul Edward Schulzo. of Hartford;1
ludjutsut. Lieutenant Colonel ill-055} PROVES SUCCESS
lives.1.)anbury; chiet‘ quarternifis’tem I
l
: Yesterday afternoon two carrier plg.ll.ieutena.nt Colonel Charles E. Smith,
loans: were releused and directed to:liartiord: paymaster, Major John 1\.
‘Colonel Chalice W. Burpee. ot‘ Ilurt-iBinsllmd. Thampmnvmei inspector of
lord and. with the pigeons, went a oon- . small arms parctico, M350" Edward J-
(Continued from First Page). i
1 ‘ "“ l
jprored unsatisfactory bemuse ihesq
gratulntory note signed by Governor
' Lieutenant Colonel Charles 37. Smith
fund Lieutenant Colonel J.*Moss.lves.
lot Ilnnbury. The note also carried an
.invitution asking Colonel Burpee. 0i
Itho First Regiment, in Hartford, to at-
;tcnd this training camp.
itho chief interest of oilicers oi the
Connecticut State.Gnurd. Real work
is to be the aim of all troop com-
mands, and will include the most in-
tensive bayonet exercises, technique
l service.
.
F Major General Lucien F. Burpee,
.
Midi-Inns.“
,4
4. commanding the Connecticut State‘satllfday 1055 than an 110““ after arri-
iGusrd. addressed the camp last night.
alleviii W. ‘33de
*UflfiERTflli-ER
‘f‘IsLiuIeeflm: floss- as.
'7 WASHINGTON CT.
NEW m ”INS "IUILDIRB
.parade formations
: Hoar has accomplished much." General
‘1‘! “The parade i recently witnessed,
.‘lin Bridgeport. show
s the training in
‘ during the ‘past
lBur-poo said. "But there is much‘more
that must be done and i want every
Wsmm
IWumem-du ‘
mm _.
a
a
m
Isl-Int.
, Holcomb. Major General L. F. Burpee,s
Parade drills no longer are to bet
in guard duty, and study in riot call?
Taylor, Westbrook. , ‘ . _
‘ ‘ . . _ . 5~xth~mp m__lawyers “ere sometimes is). in attends
\hjm Harry P Leland l a ‘ing to their duties. Last Septemben
'. " t. in Rich. rl W. DeLérm-' _
gr,‘:ilffllrlz?:i¥o:d, and giftijor Harry 1 . “(WHEY llel‘orest was nursed INN“!
‘W’alkel‘, Third infantry, are detailed detonder in accordance Willi an not;
special instructors for the Fourth Mili-gmssed by 1116 General ASF(’-mb!Y- .
tarv division ofllcers’ instruction: H“- F55 appomied only fl~r om- term‘
. camp. l but did so well that he was named ‘td,
The roster at headquarters shows 90 f succeed himself and has held the other:
'omceys preset". 51 enlisted .men gyldzever since. The prisoners were at first:
the Fourth Regiment Band of 21 men. £5lteptloal about availing themselves on
E‘This total oi181 coming from Fairfield‘ the Drmlcgc of free counsel and. nil
county is remarked upon as a remark, the September, 1917. term: 9113;53:1ng
ably good showing. gone-third asked for his sane A ’4
Under Colonel Wilson, assisted bynumher Stead”)? increased dimm- ~26
E.Lieutensint Colonel Stephen P. Fromm} succeeding term, however. and, :2. “Mi
land the'distriot staff, the work‘bggan ; May term, over two—thirds 0113“ Rise
‘ toners were represented by De ,ot:
1‘. .
ii
lDeForest. His‘big'gest case w.-
there§0f William H. Roberts, or St: .:
urged with the murder or Mary
we].
l Before mess Saturday night . l
"was a regimental parade“ and review, Cl _ ‘ ,_
i’i‘olloWed by retreat. Alter mess. thelmsv his wife._ 21:5 m’an.3':fet
gallium-3’ school was addressed by Gen-19d 0‘ murder “1 9 ”cm“ " ’
lernl Burpee, Brigadier General, __.___.
“Schultz, Lieutenant Colonel J. ‘Mossi. NEW gnawing 'moops
isles" that it will show one «like
{hm attendance:- at the this mi A Company oi the Apaches ‘ was
fmt! so Isl-held ‘whsred It Fort Apache. Aria. The
‘ The More: «M‘muu Indians. posted in their picturesque
"i ‘mmm ' *' ““ Wm” “mmnnmrmn
m s . mu mi m '
. m m m uncle-ts re hinted “gigging“:
Whimesfl “‘2'”, 'WJ. ». ~
s
«wt
3commander to make the State Guardllres and Colonel Wilson. PROBABLY :‘E-N: 1.35.3") .
tone or the most effective and emcienti " l ' ; G , ,
E‘oftlinhtim; afffiliél:lon:h r "h m iINDIAN SCOUTS WITH irrhey Are “fig-gist» r. q
. .smps' n or eon -; 4, . y ,_ . - ‘0‘." .-..
Mi” rumor“ WY“ MARNEl..§.'lii‘.’.§3.li§ai§.ltsé.5“: *2
tam r set one 0 county ‘ ‘r t .. . I ..
‘ “m“ 5‘ .1 $362.“ ”if" " ' ; mm“ M, ”an" m” .13 til‘idl‘zi‘ziisillt ‘11"... . .41}
noon " '1' l lured certain that troops at 1hr :' rd
1 recently organized army com. m-
treuonled. ',
i This includes the New EMF“ xi.
.RIlnbow and Sunset swim a e; not
time! .mrdsmen and saltwater) mm
a mi “lithium. Wisconshi. New York...
Km, )lissourl, Alsbsma. (secrets.
Tennessee. North and south Caroling
District of Columbia. and Pounsylvm1
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