mimic,
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LONDON, July 22. (British Wireless
Service) .-—~Vel1 serials revolts and
mutinles have occurred in Bohemia
and Hungary. At Manama-Sadat, 150
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surrogate" ha'!
1150mm. logo-Slay soldiers have de-
Who Ala 30%. 3
the side of the roadway no lights be olders and 500 CsechoSlovaks who
3 What They Need the lost. E's visiblte upon we‘rnmfifimge agitated were shot and a further 3.-
3 root sea is genera occup y 0 arrested,
I‘mcomfirm”. W loving ones who are so well occupied From a reliable
3 with each other that they have been some to hand that serious mutinies
3 We lnlvu'y M known never to hear advancing foot- have taken piece in missus and Bo
. steps.
‘_ wan, m0”, BELTS. In the good old days the horse and sorted by wholesale and escape to the1
‘1 . buggy used to he used to advantage,‘ mountains, after killing their officers“;
WP moms, and the young man who couldn't drive and oflicial armed hands, completely
. with one hand was of little use.
”mm “rm tact he was considered rather slow. some districts.
'WAm ETC Hawaii the young fellows who drive
, .
E” NNELLY‘S
1550. Main St. .
automobiles are experts in handling WHEN FLETCHER HURLEDl
cars with one hand. as is evidenced1 THAT LEMON LESLIE WAS
annime after dark, hundreds of cars READY FOR A FIGHT.
so handled going right through loan. Arthur Fletcher unwittingly came
A certain Greens Farms man who very near precipitating a fight in a re-
llkes to have a lot of fun, purchased a1 cent game_ between the Giants and
”flash light and dark nights he erpioresl Cubs in the Windy City. though the
the side lanes of the P03: road He3 situation he created was not without -
says it's a great joke to hear what ls'lts humorous aspects. Along about
said. One night he came across a ma-: The middle of the game, while tl-e
ine stalled, as he thought, and he3Cubs were at bat. some one on the
lag the
~ -I win
mum rim his "am;
anthem-struck him a named-
inz whack on the chest.
Under the impression that Fletcher
Iliad daltiéntaly thrown it at hm. he
leaped up. from the duggut and per- 3
reel-lea of menacing gcs‘rrl'es.’
lulred Umpires Kim and
O'Day and'moat of the players of‘
both teams to quiet
Vince hint that there was no malice
formed
and it
behind Matcher": action.
-v—-————.——~—
- MAGNET WING THE HONOR
—..‘..'.
J Cletus Magner, son of Mr. and
In organised, are said to be operating in M’s- “m“ ii. ”an" 0‘ n .. n “e"
- nue, has been named among Holy1
,Cross college men who are to go into:
training at Platteburg,-to qualify as in;
‘ struclors for the college military unit.’
The men who are to go to Plattshurg
are selected from a wide range oirao;
plicants, and Mr. Magner is one ofI
three Connecticut boys winning the
honor. All Who go to the camp are to
him and com I
u..— M...”
“Quafits Sim”
Bathing Suits
SW’GLDW AND JERSEY
$2.49 to $9.95
_ prompted you to carry ..
should, upon due loam _ '
lab you perhaps to tat.
insurance. because of tit“?
ed coat of building 3
her and nearly every
of expense entering late
of making repairs, or ,~
after a fire.
1. ll. Layton M‘s.
report not later than August lo.
'\
FIAIL‘IOAD If ‘
‘141 Wellington Street.
WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
Pull Line—Tine Aunrnnsnt
MOPAIETAND VABNISH AT LOW PRICE-0.
PAINTING, PAPER menu:
A. COHEN
South Norwalk.
__.__.___._____
sou-rs mwarn, }
3 .m After completing a rescribedq
”m _ went up to find out what the tronble Chicago bench threw a lemon in the course similar but ,6“ comlfrehen’airei
was. On the front seat‘ were mo general direction of Helnle Zimmer- h h .
strangers The man, aged about m‘ytnan’ and Fletcher, picking i' up, t an t e reserve omcers course, they“
or thereabouts, was telling a girl of heaved it back into the dugout ““11 rem” ‘0 ”"986 [0 act as in-
3 3 , twenty how much 'he loved her. and whence it came1structors in the R 0. T C. unit
' . ‘ egdcntlyhshe1 wlalllflbeuezlnlg ltt. t'g‘he io- it so happened that at that moment, —— - _.._. _.
‘. , 0 men use a sine ecar.i.eslle Mann had lit . I o .
3 ' 'wblch startled the couple. and the en- 3 3 face covered Sentinel “an. Ads are \‘ilnnera
b . s iglne was immediately started. and the 3 '
machine was soon on its way, but rot
before the number was taken. The 33W Fr
-___.___ Just for fun this local man looked k an Important
1 up the number and found it belonged n 0C 18
lnder 3 law 9390“"? 4‘18““ 1 ax to a Bridgeport business man and call- 3
perienced millinery workers in Massa- ed him on the telephone.
chusetts are to receive a minimum “Hello," 851d Westport. "Y0“ were
wage of ten dollars a week.
. trench mirrors.“shav-
illg sets, money belts,
man’s.
‘ —Arrny kits 3
ed across the stream on the Brewster-
Pawling ”1": 3°” Sodom d)!”- to fore he had taken his sister out for
replace the one that collapsed a Short ride. The Weatport man suggested
time ago.
Food and Dairy Grimmer
Thomas Holt heard fourteen cases of her The local man ““0““
recently.
remanded for prosecution in local ‘38 all {M bye 3
courts.
RECREATION CAMPAIGN
"—"' START“) BY-WOMINI'S
~Sterllng July Furniture Sale Re-
, "frigei'ators 1-3 off. Sterling Furniture
Company.
a”
Court Laurel, No. 106,13augllters of
Castlie, will hold their mail meeting
on Wednesday evening at‘B 83;":er in
‘Red Mell‘sllnllx ltlIcaIldiddtes 'will
“be initiated and a,soclai elmelell be
I no 3.;idgmflgflfifi3m? “1:13.33? c has continued to grow in pairs?
r e hgga weight. ~
giggles, a e request d to do so at t hWarminning-mctivltiea require a
Plane an estimated cost of a new
Greens Farms, last evening. and your
'car was seen standing uponvtile side
street without city lights burning.
which is against the law. " At drat the
etc, it C015 Bridgeport man professed ignorance
of his car being out. but finally owned
———.___ up, and wanted to come to fiestpogt
right away to fix things up. e sat
A temporary bridge hhs been erect in a low voice. that his wife was away
to the country and that the night be
might have been someone' a sister. but
1not his, as he had one. but didn't make
a practice of taking her out into the
chantry to tell her how miles he lord
t at
the sale of watered and skimmed milk the next time he came to Weapon to
Five milk dealers from leave his lights burning while his car
Granby. Rocky Hill and Pomfret were was standing beside the roadway. That
COUNBIL OF DEFENSE
The Playground and Recreation All
[acciatlon of America is putting forth
efforts to- aid the recreation drive an-
dertalten by the children' a bureau and
the woman's committee of the Council
of National Defense. Reallaatlon of
the need and‘lmtndvantage of rectol
atlve organisations has been a recent
development. but one which once in .
,heavy ledger sheet of time and money
but the winning of the war, as conceded
by authorities, depends on lnan power.
in
a
it
J
Feature of the
~r’SannerRertlrcbe I
- whether of
Ginghafirgmdwor‘l/oile
The very prettiest frocks oi . - 3‘
the reason are in '
PiCTOR‘lAL
a E v r a w
rAi'raaNs
for AUGUST
Tile ,‘S'llnl‘nl'er
Fashion Book
- 'NOWON SALE
' "Immense."
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Sun 7 on _§r°‘n’1~5
‘ Iv '1 e
: James Donnelly
Colored Umbrellas
.3 Why black umbrellas fior aralny day? . .-
, - 3 Nobody can tell you, ht everybody has noticed that
women incline toward the much pleasantar Sport Umbrellas
-. in colors, with their lam handles, straight or oftentimes
3 cords, straps orivoryringa tohangoverthesrm. Thesauru-
buhuwmeingmmred, purple, navy or brown.
3. TbeyareaoIpopular-tbatwe haveagoodsmrtmentto
chosefmn.
PRICES
3.
my I. ("HAN/H5 ‘
guru"! Ar New Ml?! ,"H/t f'l
150 Falrlleld Ave" mild
35.98 to $10.00
CENTRAL HOTEL
line room Plum day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and (is: ttacbed;
and “gig-elm. e a also Restaurant. italia‘n
ornar cam and Chestnut Sis. Tel. 555.
ll. DISTSA. AW. 1!. 13mm 1
"new con. 'Lillortyloen’is em. surwmuvntas *
“seem ”a
l
85 pollniu buylo mm. H. l
state prison are now being New?“ and man p0wer cannot be sustained
and 81111011811 it 18 not expected any in any nation without health. The ex-
work will be attempted until the end battalion of the country' 5 financial
balance would be an easily remedia-
Ot the war the details will be sub ble concern compared with the restor-
mm“ ‘0 “‘9 “9“ mm] ““9“" atldn or exhausted child life Englind
and the prison lll‘oblblll authorised and France soon learned the folly of
and an appropriation provided. allowing children to pay for the
d nerves and premature death.
With schools closed fathers
brothers called‘ to aervTce,
—Vaudevllle at the Palace this week ““9
Thursday, Friday and Sdturday.
state board of charities, has been vi
the men of tomorrow.
itlng boarding places for children in of today
different towns, with a view to grant-1
ing licenses to people desiring to board
two or more children. The licenses
of the board in September.
An offer of $165. 000 will be made Oyl
the city of Bridgeport for Steeple DAN O'NE'L To APPEAR
chase Island, which will be made1
into an amusement park, conductedr‘ Dan O'Neil, proprietor of the Bush-
by the municipality The McMahonr nell Cafe" at 423 Asylum‘ 5“..." Hart-
heirs. owners of the island. want ford. on a charge of permitting ini-
3300300, and 8460, 000 was the price nors to buy intoxicating llquOrs at his
placed upon the property in the first
plac‘e. Judge Elmore 8. Banks,
resenting the McMahon heirs,
IIIII or musical are property could be yesterday “WWW“
be expected by the board of alder-
8115i 5 ‘ j Their case was continued to Tuesday.
' You can W your Ebert!
Bonds‘ ind Walsh ian.
W" w" WW 4113- sum thought
in mm Norwalk Trust m3 W
Company. 2m 3' ‘.
sons om resist
milk“ MW
debts of the war, in child labor, oven
and
mothers
working in all lrlnds and sorts 0?
Secretary Charles P. Kellogg of the work. there is more need than ever
3 of playgrounds and recreation fill
the children
“Patriotic Play Week" will culml
note the recreation period of July
Lvilld August, September 1 to Sepféin-
ber T. and the work of over 10,000.-
‘ cannot be granted until the meeting 000 women in organizing recreation
Md arrest having been issued by Special
the/park commissioners and the board Liquor Prosecutor James W. Knoll. .
The warm!!!“
Waugh was issued following a hearing in t e
t 1'" ’m'm 5”” a"m“"“"11anrco tom when two boys, each 18
years old. were before Judge Edwin C.
men n the meeting W 5° “id 5“ Dickinson on a charge of intoxication.
“Thamanylmlaalldpattemln-
Mums-cam and
Lion Brand Yarns and
Knitting Needles
Thepopalarsllsdeain IShvthnd,
Aagorslnlttinghinforhadium and children‘s
and Slip-oils.
duals
Dark, Medium and Natural anymulnr‘m
Minphinandmlxod, Indium Wight; {bola extra
3 heavy weight
Knitting
Needlesinamber, monitor, man red.
white and blue Sock Needles.
Knit for freedom and lit,
Knit for
for the children during the sultry. 115 3
1 idle months will come to a close. Inn- for when.” mm
————~—————— Till it seems our am warm , r
m COURT FOR SELLING . _mmmm '.
.Lleuon To omen _mm and mic-tors *
lake every stitch, a hitch of love,
Tor we cannot defer than more
place of business. has been notified to I M A I TTE
“”3. appear in the Police court, Tuesdeiy
morning. in that city, a warrant for h s .8 wmm ‘1. “VIEW
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llo You Want Anything in the illuilditlll
Material fine? it so, call on
RAYMOND MO'Il-‘EERS
Phone nu lfllelllllflienSi3
McCarty ariarpe Stock "of All liilllls
White Shoes
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In the mind amen the ar-
. feet produced by this outfits
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rto'fie m Ibutinitsrealeenr
‘Iltyn cellar Moderators in.
birds-ere hither cherry slid
Powsoreods,
v3 .
, wicker or willow furniture. its
’roi'bummasaasl ”bulwa- ..
1.1
vr—er
That took Just as Cool ¥ as They :"Fee‘l
Shoes For REE Kinds of Sports
and for General Wear for All
Members of the Family. 3
1 Satislactory Stoéllitlns‘to Match.
(Jammy 8: mm
“ammonium
, ledefeeilvo antiquated.
'WITH TAR
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waswarren allow-
neauru rvrewsr'r
18 Harm, MI ,
randomness-.4
A M. WEOSM
ATTORNEY AT LAW "
LateEnmtner 3
parlor-n6» or or.
ChWflctio’ia'tlfe - .
cause of the discussant
1«Dusting tho-same. Ill-die
creates pinched‘nervoa
later life in the Filmore”
limbs. ,.
gret giving the Chiropractor '
to help 3“. I I
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