., UNDER $5,006 Bonn
} of the Army Intelligence Branch aft-er
Stop But Jim.
WI. I - she had represented herself to be a
re 90mg CWO] second lieutenant in the Motorcycle
fl}. Mr. Squadron of the Medical Corps, U. S.
fill—Jug 30 “a shed A. She wore the uniform of a male ol-
ng T0“ line: of the army, claimed to have be
My Heart, by Williams.
1 Mullen, Fox Trot.
Rose Bloom. fox Trot.
A complete stock of the lot.
songs and dance records sl-
: , : on hood.
DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
" its head.
30m NORWALI. : Her parents said she took charge of
“the organization at the request of its
president and that last week she got a
Hologram from her superior officer or
coived a slight wound while serving
abroad. and said that she had visited
a number of army encampment; The
our site exhibited was in mere scratch
on the left wrist. The officers arrest-
ed the young woman just as she finish-
ed a speech at a dinner given at a lo-
cal hotel.
From Newark came the tidings
that the young woman is 23 years of
age and the daughter of a glazier who
was born in Austria and who has ta-
ken out his first naturalization papers
in this country. She joined. the W0-
men’s Military Emergency League, of
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They film.“ on of : mar Duke was arroslodJy mural,
New Jersey, two years ago, and is now
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necessity. While the quilt: of the
oysters is toported good. they are not
so plentiful as in former years. More-
over. tbgg‘rowers are confronted with
a labor shortage. which means added ‘
cost. while the added shipping charges
will also be an important factor in de-
1 tennining prices. Not ”only do oysters
room from the great beds in Long Is-
‘lnnd Sound and Chesapeake Bay, but
every constwise state heretofore has
had it fleet of motor boats engaged in
.the oyster trade. Since the com-
mencement of the war there have been
fewer boats available, while those still
retained in the industry have exper—
ienced great difficulty in securing
crews.
3 America has: been in the habit of
consuming enormous ‘ quantities or
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. gen than any other food. Their value
mimetic/I111: hiss.- ., ‘ _
digestible. munitions and unalloca-
possess a higher proportion of glyco-
is much hmreased by cooking. the 9.014 .
dition of the necessary starches and
fats making oysters a perfectly bal-
anced food.
The United States is the oyster
country of the world. When white
men first landed on these shores the
coast Indians lived on oysters and
bartered them with the inland nines;
Even pie-historic men in America “tr-1 ,
ed on oysters. one mound '.n Maine
clone containing 7.000.000 bushels of‘ 1
shells.
With the coming of the white man
the oyster industry changed from na~
tural to cultivated beds. At the 9119-.
sent time more than two-thirds ofthel
entire oupuLis secured from “farms,“
privately owned or leased from the
stale.
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he barge Red Star No. 29. is ole-
rging a cargo of sto\'e and nut coal ’
t ymoud Prothers’ wharf. i
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r ene Weafer, Jr., of Stuart ave-
, has been transferred frohl CamD
tie. to Washington Barracks. W9 so“
ton, D. C. ’
. a
s the Monday evening meetings at
‘Amlory haVe been discontinued
the month of August, the Girls"
ndly t-‘orlety 01‘ Grace Church with
meet its planned. {
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field meeting of Fairfield County
Housatonic Valley Pomona Grang—
ll be held at the farm of William
-.tehisou.iln Sherman, next More:
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rs. HaraldGol'lety has renewed
. that ho: brother, Edward Kinde-
. of the 304th infantry, Camn
ens, has arrived safely overseas}
yes a former resident of We“-
.‘alk. t ' 1
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renames, $2 to $4. O‘Brien.
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new M. Tomey has leased the.
Raymond grocery store at the
or of Main and Wall slfeet adl!
shortly move his grocery business
. East Nor-walk to the first dlStrlct
‘ on. Thostore is now being file
"out prewatory to the opening or
new stole. ‘
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jv. and Mrs. A. c. Cabin-moi 1
race place, left yesterday morning»
' their children for 'Poiut 0“
ma, L. l.. where the family will
1‘, during the month of August.
' trip to .Polnt 0' Woods was made
‘ntomoblle- Mr. Coburn will re
a his mounts] duties in Septemv
l 0ctobar.—-Danbury News.
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all prices will go up still higher
use theyi oomedown. my; boiler
'15 canyon coal, The Burnhnln
Heat. . it's made in Westchester
my. 8an for "Which and Why"
let. Lord 8: diurnhum Co, Irving»
,N. if. f“
”v. John Snavely, pastor of tile
t M. E. Church. has addressed a
munication to‘ his parishioners.
ng them to attend the union sor-
‘nt theilabtlst Church. tomorrow»
-Mr. 'liltompson will commit so:
sat theT‘Methodlst Church on Au.
{9, 25 and-Sept. 1. Mr. . Snarety
, be reached: at East Northfielif.
3., front- Aug. 13th toSept. 3rd.
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" ntiné5Wnnt has suté’ln Par-
Pit-1%..
one m. p
i changed her name from Dukalenneler;
' having to pay for each separate ship-
‘. but the government. put off the timo‘
Tout Mrs. Coburn will not return.
er is. it's the‘ boiler of easy Com»
i'calllnghtentlon to thew-foot that: has. been made by the ”5(0ch as.
tantrum roll: out: . ,
dering her to New London. t
So Miss Duke, who was employed by
a. Market street furniture store, in,
Newark. took advantage of the fact‘
that her vacation from the store was'
due, dressed in a male officer's uniform
and took the train for New London. !
The girl's parents said that she
to Duke two years ago. ; .
CASH FOR FREIGHT
Local business men and manufac-
turers. while not especially pleased
with the order of the government in
effect yesterday making it. necessary
for them. to pay cash for freight re-
ceived, have accepted the order as
they have other war-time measures
of the government, as being necessary
because of war-time conditions and
are complying with the requirements.
Many of them have taken advantage
of the opportunity given by the gov-‘
ernment of providing a bond to ensure
the payment of the freight on ship-
ments received during a day and not
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ment. But as a general thing the rule
is cash payment and no credit is to
be ektended over fortyoight hours
from the time the bill is mounted.
The new order will give the railroad
company, available cash which under]
the old method of doing business was:
tied up anywhere from a week to a:
month. Some concerns were allowed
a month's credit and others a week.
Under the new ruling with credits!
abolished. the freight bills will be: -
paid almost as soon ns‘the goods are
received and this will give the: corn.
ponies much extra cash. '
The new order of things was to have
gone into effect on the first of July.
Well uld High In.
for another month to enable everyone
to have plenty of time to arrange for
it. _
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SAUGATUCK POSTAL SERVICE
STOPPED; OFFICE Now CLOSED.
Postmaster Morton, Who Agreed To
1 Flll Temporarily. Rectum—No8”-
cessor Named
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SAUGATUCK. Conn. Aug. 3.——Pos»
tal trouble at Saugaluck post olllce
has not ended. Joseph Morton who '
Iconsented to serve as postmaster a
Imonth, at request of a postal inspector
after poatma‘ster Patrick Gates'reslgn- ...,
Jed. Thorsdtly closed the place and it
is closed, toady. The salary of the
postmaster was out from $1.500 to $1,-
100 and Oates resigned. after many
years or service? ills successor was
, not named, and he- closed the office.
Morton, who was a former postmaster.
power that: during the month no effort
"pmmem to-flll the once.
Saugatuch. is railroad clearing; once“
{for Westport and the-postmaster hall .
‘tO‘bo-on band 18'out«'of 2431mm. The
'cle'rlr‘s allowance is only $160 a year. ,
Notice has been given that an exam-
:lnettoncior applicants; farther Songs. l'
PlCTORlAL REVIEW PATTERNS ;
same on, Style ml Elegant rs.
USI‘DBIGNSu-d will! ll math“
nvnm ramps "'31.- burn-1.4.. -
James Donnelly
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Brass and Enameled Beds
We have or big turd varied stock in all him and many mod-
elx. floundering, the presentstata of the meal maxim, every
one in an amendment our prion.
. PLENTY OF NRGHWENS.‘ 00063 moons. 0091.
. AND OOMFY” FURNITURE. LAWN moans, ITO.
RAYMOND 8r SON
Sale on: Summer Dresses ,
' £9 N0..MAIN st. So. Norwalk
New Victor Records for August
They Were All Out of Step But Jim, by Billy Murray.
Paul Revere, by Charles Hart and Shannon Four.
Hello central, Give Me No Man’s Land, by EdnnBrown.
Smiles, by J as. G. Smith’s Orchestra.
Skeleton Jungle, Original Rixie Jazz Band.
Granny ’5 Lwddy. by Harry Lauder.
The Bong That Reached My Heart,
Hear these new records, which we will gladly play for you.
A. 1. Collins Company A
THERS
37 Wall St.
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Spoils the. filled of the Ne test Costume.
' Buy the. New P 1' Here.
We have all kinds for all ccasiotts, for
' all kinds of g le.
Willie Siocklnas of all tinder.
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nahghodmom games” gm 8 hosted, electric
on gas. 0 o c ' 3mm Italian
end American style ’ slow 3,
Corner Monroe and Chestnut so. ‘ Tel. 1555.
N. DESBA. lion-gm Proprietor.’
lot-nib.
arms. which tell for out on mount and to ndditlonnl
huh month thmftor.
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Gloves. gt
You Rosita “Nissan Md" Vests of purtfll glove silk—dainty,
shapely and durable, in white and“ flesh 1\ color, hematitched
ond>ombrotdered t $230—$235
Thodonblo tipped, for double wear. ml“ Rosita atom, in
black, modem ‘l sec—41mm”.
Alina ot Gordon Glovefin grey,white ant . buck. with an
stitching. also stitched in: contrasting 00qu.
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Tel. 449.
via. :
once. The sun. mm’ this: ‘5'
prompted you to cm m: '1
should. upon due inquiry. m
ish you perhaps to take new .
insurance. because at the m '
ed cost of building materials, lo-
bar and nearly'every other item
of expense entering into the cost
of making repairs, or rebuilding.
after I are. ‘
J.M.Laylon&€o.,lnt. .
5 RAILROAD AVENUE
scorn MRWALL coal.
Cure That Cold By
_ Taking
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
Wl'f'H TAR .1
F. H. BAXTER ,fi
13me “
f Smith. flatten
Remington, Ill album
mites. sold. not“
repaired. Rental: “-
per month. Matching
sold at $5 per month.
PLUMBER s
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1|! Fairlie” Ave, Bridgeport; \GOM.
REIUILT TYPEWRITEBS .
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Job Printfl‘lg
So. Nor-umb-
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limbo.
llr..l.flMallery
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amongst! AT ulw ‘ 9 ‘
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weapon. common
DEFlNiTlON- or museum
Chlroprtetlo is the definition our
adjusting the some. Dumaovlrm" ‘ 4
by - mnemtwm or Intifada.
A. M. WOOSTEI ‘
[Briggs-miner $
at... ”‘9 ‘ 3"“
Amour (.
THE NEW SCENE ' ‘
cause of the disease and the on
back. Even it done in childhood
creates pinched nerves and pain ll‘
later life in tho diluent macro-'3
Cbtropmtow removed!» our _
tit-em and pain. health loom,
through humonlzing the nerve m
term in your body. Female tmnblg
given special ottentlon: 3180" WI.
turn oi the spine. You'wmfnmclvw
not giving tM'Chlrflmm toilil‘ .
to help your. .
Motto continents limp ohm ‘ .
T. FRANEIS. Bi (9.
in Washington scion Norwnlh'
Want. from Palm-v «W‘ ‘
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IMl-WO-‘wlll- "I“ DIP» MIN. .
right around when no “‘1 Q:
this hoppono lmyoor bond ’1';
film” 5“
p In dciectlvo antiquated. one-3mm-
ror worn 0 but» u- mclto’ new
magnum or. install (momm-
tom ' .
nonmflumo-
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tuck t-poetInastet-shlp‘ wlll: be‘- held at
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policewoman»: “ ‘“ It you lid not profit by this
platinum you for litany reasons.
“New“ and 3130*»
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Plumbing “diluting 1,. I
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floral» lash at Booth mm
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bungalow. p. etc, may be
had, from injb’ny style or:
form dost d. Just now we
" stool: from which
“ summer needs.
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eve: ything l for. hot weather
contort by the seashore or In”- ‘
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