AN‘dRT cnown
. NEW YORK, July 27.~41rand Admir-
al von Tirpits. leader of the Father-
land party and one came most rabid
of PanGerma'nis , had a narrow es-
cape from being aindlcd roughly by
an angry crowd at the railroad station
at Freienwalde, Brandenburg, recently,
according to a letter publicly-d in Vor-
mm. ‘
Soldier Boy
WANT moccasin/1n
ATTACKS you 'l‘IRPlTZl AFTER NEW BUSINESS
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LONDON, July 27 (Correspondence
of The Associated Press).——The Amer-
lean Chamber of Commence in London
is eudeavoring to work out a practical
plan for the cooperation of American
lexpofi firms for post-war activities so
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l
the to prevent a scramble for new busi-
Since the American lobe: delega-
tion visited England and France a“
desire has men expressedtor‘tlle visit;
of a deleggtion of business men."
Should this not be done during the‘
war the American Chamber of Court
merce here proposes to have such an
interchange of ideas after the War.
TOBACCO RATIONS
END IN AUSTRIA
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Do You Want Anything in the Building
Material Line? It so, call on
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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Phone lit-’3
. W
uoxna‘v, soccer 5,’ 1.918. "1 ‘-
ulord to insure yourself: other-
wise you would not need insur-
ance. The same reasons that
prompted you to carry insurance
should, upon due inquiry, admon-
ish you perhaps to take out more
insurance. because of the Memes
ed cost of building materialmla-
bor and nearly every other Item
of expense entering into the cost
_ t8? Washington St.
Who Carry alarge Stock ol All Kinds
Caution Kits. 1101191 3‘35: 1
blinking Cups, Wrist Watch“.
of making repairs, or rebuildin
alter a tire. 8.
J. M. Layton & Co, Inc.
5 RAILROAD AVENUE
SOUTH HORWALK, CONN.
Waerts, of Berlin, 3 copy of which has , ness after the war.
been received here. A passenger The London bOdY has sent im‘ita-l. AMSTERDAM, July 27.——The pl'ODOS‘I
train was crowded and excited passen- ti0118 to twenty of the leading foreign ; ed rationing of tobacco in Austria hast
Bel-5 were struggling to get on when'trade organizations in America and,i come to a ludicrous and ignominousi
one discovered a compartment in GISEWhere to send suggestions. From'end. The number of individual spoil-1
which set one man by himself. gthese it is hoped it may be possible'caiions from smokers was prodigious. [
A rush wag made for tho $031931": to work out a composite method of dc», In Vienna alone it. is calcplated thatl
ment, but the door was not (,pened,,l'eloping American export business. lscores of thousands of non-smokersl
Force was about to be used when the, Officers of the chamber say this ulllimusl have registered as (053000 can I
GODdllCiOP opened the Cmoparlment.'comprise preaching to exporters thelsumcrs, presumably for the benefit 01- ,
The lone passenger looked at file in- necessity of carefully studying tclri-I friends. The result would have beent
Tountein Pens, Trench Mirrors,
Etc.
Everything For His Comfort.“
o. B. JACKSON
‘ zl‘uders, removed his hat to silo v his tory and of exporting goods for wnichithe apportionment of about one cigar-g , __._.__
~ bald head and stroked his heard. It there is the greatest need and Iorlette daily to each applicant- The, OPTOMETRISII Cure That 001d By
DONNELLY’S was Admiral von Tirpitz. He main- which there is the least competition. whole scheme has now been droplled- . " WI.“ 'tfl , Taking ,
tained at studied silence even when BI. ' .1- ,7- E' '- “
some stetltN-d up to him unfl cried out: ”'_ ‘ m __.___.__.__._-._n_ W ‘ KR ‘ LIN ’ II ““11“. WHITE PINE COMPOUND
, “Yes, that‘s the way the Fatherland‘ g ’ m I
m s». Mam St. PlCTORlAL REVIEW PATTERNS : sum $3.33.... of“. ummmm» . WITH m
selves the comfortable coutpallments. , _ . . . . F. H. BAXTER 3
and don't care if the people W Coor' . . Sussex! Chm Style and Elem Fa. Thorough nomination own eyes. Mm' m’xlr- nsooaIs'r
are crushed to death."
No reply was vouched end in pass-
leuger dared take a seat 1:1 the Admir-
1al‘s compartment.
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'FOOD SUPPLIES
GETTING SHORT;
. STOCKHOLM, July 27 (Correspond-l1
lence of The Associated Press).——Food
_ . ‘supply is so short and prices so high
Lawrence Elm" Spencel is ioollmg that the situation is becoming serious
after seVeral farms in Salem, h. l. ’ {or all except the well-lode. No p0.
. ’tatoes have been available for weeksl
Private Roger Walsh, of 65 Pumom The new crop is selling at the cqutva-;
avenue. has arrived safely ol‘erseus. [pm of $1.20 a quart or $9.60 a peeks
,Tea costs the equivalent or $21 at
Patrolman Frank V- Raymond, 0‘ pound and is almost unobtalnable. l
South Main street, is recovering from1 The lost My. -~ m mites issued «a. 9 .
a YEW days' 51111355- weeks ago amounted to 3 1-2 nun-cs
"' . for each person and the same amount
The REV- I"- H- Miller, 0f Sl- Jim" 5 of interior lard was issued a mouth
Church, Stamford, officiated in Trini- ago. About one ounce of butter is m;
ty Episcopal ChurCh. refileld“. and sued to each person once a week. t
””30th a very interesting sermon. Virtually the only vegetables on the‘
—-————-— lmarket are spinach and asparagus.
Capt. Burgoyne Hamilton. 0f Stam- Eggs bring $1.20 M dozen and the
ford, has arrived overseas and is on cheapest cuts of boiling bl‘t‘f $1.20 per
duty there With a hea\'y “HUG-FY com: pound, mutton and veal cutlets $2 a,
pony. pound, poultry as high as $1.34 a:
pound. No pork has been issued since
Frank L. Benton. who has been for ngy 13, ‘
many years employed by “16 Silver Hot-house peaches, vlrtuslly the
Lake lce company. is now in the ”all“: only fruit obtainable, soil at'sl each;
field County National Bank, where Neither macaroni nor any cereal pro-
eeveral of the employes have Been duct ls obtainable nor are there any
called to war. Ilegulnes to be had except an occasion-
lul issue of 3 1:2 ounces of dried pens.
SOUTH NORWALI.
clone promptly filled. Expert Repairing. '
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An Old White Shoe
9* Spoils the littect oi the Neatest Costume.
Buy the New Pair Here.
' We have all kinds for all occasions, for
all kinds of people.
While Stockings oi all Grades.
Remington. all other
makes, sold, rented,
repaired. Rentals :1
per month. Machine!
sold at $5 per month.
PLUMBER l
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
156 Falrfleld Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS
Job Printing
Se. Norma":
nr..l.ll. Mallory
DENTIST .5
31‘
osmium. sermon“.
Bom!to11:50s.ln..'ltosp.n.
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Elly Newsl
‘CONNEALLY ”a BRACKEN
81 WWII Street. . South Norwalk.
W
' CENTRAL HOTEL
Pins room: by the day or week. Steam, heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine 0an attached; also Restaurant. Italian
r
Datum 7858
) 25 cents
7831
NIH
Costume 188!
a cent.
mums veal—a us-
gm that
not kiln l. thAUGUS minus In! I"! u
macaw. nevudv "maria .33: be? “1.5..
James Donnelly
Francis J. Rooney, of the Twenty-I Long drought has affected the crops. “d Mm It 1 - -.
.hrialSd.h ld yo .
gmlyfierseaséginfigg with (I? theta ENGLISH PLANTS -h 3 Corner Monroe and Chestnut Ste. Tel. 1555. A.- M. WOOSTBR ~,
, N. DISESA, Manager. J. DISTSA, Proprietor. anouusv AT LAW - ‘9
effect to his mother, Mrs, Anna Roo- NIAKE MUNITIONS'
Lore Examln
may,
V Y ‘ .‘n—ui -..... er ‘ '
lniurlated when he was knocked A51A30?ES'TER' Endaglt Julyll'h— ’ f U. 8. Patent : x, Send
down and [utilised by an automobile and YfeggmmlfiflgsOgislmiygglirfl‘lgg Now that the Liberty Loan is overpllUY'WAn SAVING-8 cum I: to: Boom:
in Los Angelcs. Guadalupe Attameho, , .. ‘ ' ‘_ ~ '
fluvslx years old. grabbed an use 1‘0"“ 0' ”gland "‘RWKC‘Wm 1“ -, STAMPS, which sell for $4.17 this month and In additional o" "““M
and almost demolished the machine. converting their plants into munitions . \
factories was glvon by a concern In h l “oh month thereafter. tits at!!! eraser
t ‘ nmosronl‘. commons!
Manchester suburb.
When Lloyd George's call came for
shells this plant had no equipment for,
their manufacture. The manager trade;
a quick tour of surrounding towns,vis-:
lting small shops from which he bor-i
rowed lathes. Those were convcrtctli
, into shell-making machines and "in a
The Del/{1m interests Yd.“ continue remarkably short time the plant was
tglrfglfir {tinnilslieélrgggvgélat‘llgi}: 3.‘-§l\1~:‘}“""“‘“,‘,’,‘3" 2'000 shells “ “Wk 0t
- » urge on re.
1939 “11”“ the Idairtmunggcmeélt {2:1 The usual method of "bottling" or
ft“, exc ushve saie (:1 fig? y an d bl; shaping the nose of a shell is by by":
. cream in t c ma “ u “8 an *‘ drnulic pressure. The plant, llowever,¥
‘ tem' , ' ‘hnd no presses nVuiluble. for tile work.
'_'__':.‘.:--—1 The government engineers offered to
. The Danbul'y police have be”; mitt): supply a press but that meant'n con-
illi.”l.$§fd2‘l‘.‘;;‘.l‘:l§“§2.2£i." rgr
~ . . . one," so i t e plunger, ”1 can all e
Wesley George Meehan, fourteen 3'63““ shells with a steam hammer."
old, who has been missing since July‘ “Those engineers laughed at. me."
e
Sale of Dresses and»
Middy Blouses.
mam
William McMahon, of Newark, N.
J., formerly oi Danbury, has just been
appointed a special agent for the in-
:‘ternal revenue department, and will
commence his duties next week, work-
ng in the state of New Jersey.
M
all pennies buys 3 mm arm.
snail mm: arr name To wnr run win—no
voon arr.
The City National Bank
South liorwalk, Conn.
Tns urw sonnet J
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAM‘.
Chiropractic is the definition 0.7 h! '
cause or the disease and the are k
adjusting the same. Disease In cause.
by a wrench. twist or spmln in
back. Even if done in childhood .
creates pinched nerves and pain ..
later lite in the different organs alt
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause cl.
disease and pain, health is restmzd
through harmonizing the nerve syn
terns in your body. Female troublq
given special attention; also curv-
ture of the spine. You will nevel re
m
C-A-R-P—E-T S-W-E-E-P-E—R-S
One Dollar Each
A reliable Carpet Sweeper atthe nominal price
of $1.00 while they last.
Silk Underwear and
'. 3c“ gogglgghhtie;gil:h tbsirtelfgegouxmz' glgmlggdager said, “but the hammer See them In the show wmdow. . 4. their Gloves 3ng giving the chiropractor p chapel
has brown hair, hazel eyes and has a. B the hydraulic process, shells are ° to help m
distinguishing scar on hlsrleit elbow. [bottled with the “1‘ d a up. "I turno (1‘ RAYMOND & SON ‘, . \ Magnetic treatments given also.
W‘ the shells “rode down m a mold am“ war no nigh so. normlk. Van Ranltc “Niagara. Maid" Vests or pure glove silk—dainty, T. FRANCIS, II. C. .
84 Washington SL. 80. Norwalk. Cos.
Gmdulle from Palmer School
John Enoch. the New York. New hamméred their noses in." the man-
Haven & Hartford Railroad bmkefager explained. “Both time and money
man who sustained a concussion offiwere saved."\ Many shell factories in
the brain when he was struck by anlthe district are now employing this
overhead bridge near TownerS, N- Y--‘method.
shapely and durable, in white and flesh color, hematitched
and embroidered $200—$225
' The double tipped, for double wear, Van Basile Gloves, in
black, white and grey 89041.00—$l.25
A line of Gordon Gloves in grey, white and black, with self
stitching, also stitched in contrasting colors.
”y...“
~ 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 Edna Brown.
Smiles, by J as. C. Smith 's Orchestra.
Skeleton J angle, Original Rixle J an Band.
Granny’s Laddy, by Harry Lauder. ,
by Evan Williams. .
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CALI.- USU?
and we wlll ruelrour trouble nu-
rlght around when ramethlng like
this happens In your home. If yell
PLUMBING
ls defective snthuated. uneanltsr,
or worn 0 have us make neon
eary repairs or Install a new are
I
on the morning of July 22, was able
to leave the Danbury hospital, where
lie. has been a patient, today, and
return to his home" in_ Montgomery.
N. 'Y- vttflllll'lllflcil
.. F—d _
The regular maetlng of Trlnltlrl
Men’s Club will be held tomorrow eVe-
sling at 8 o'clock in the club room. The
entertainment committee. consisting
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Nor-walk.
The following letters remain un-
claimed at the Norwalk post otllce for
the week ending, August 3, 1918:
Barrett, Chas. G.
Carpenter, Wm. H.
Druhl, Miss Rose.
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or James H. Lincoln, chairman, Wil- . Eggtsgsfiilffl’fidm The Song That Reached My Heart,
WW “ills“: H J I MALLETTE .....
Ireland. wt run a a repor on m . _ . , , . ‘ . . I
tion picture entertainment, 'entitled . ggmfizhfi. '1‘. Hear these new records! which We W111 gladly Play for you, . - . “0133311 PLUMBING
, WW Robbins. “3. n. ‘ . . > as wasm, econ or. soon roman. mam ,, spec...“
Seigler, S. . :o .. A J C " C , .
Weed, Priv. Howard (2). s . . O Ins Ompany Tel. 449} HORACE R NASH
. . .
M. J. HOWARD, P. M.
Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1354
North Main St. South Nor-walk.
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WALL PAPER, 5c and 10c Roll
, Pull Line—Fine Assortment
ALSO BAIN'I' AND VABNIBE AT LOW PRICED.
' Mid-Summer , While Sale.
. . ant-:1 ‘ V " a A >., PM‘R EgghlgANGmG . R d 1
Bare 30‘)! ”151d ~ ii A" Th'S week , ‘ ‘14], WWuSWet. ‘ South Norwalk. llavld W. aylnon ‘
- y ., ». , Hereistheland of charm ‘ Feminine Fineries, snowy ~ » , M “W l °“" .
Qf-Real Importance. 8m 3mm l . "my 323°:'§3§°§uifoma
g Weists, Dainty Undermuslins, Nighties, Envelope Chemise, Etc.
1_ If‘ you do nobp‘rodtéby this event you will have reason to .
regret the lost opportunityyidrgaprioes on cotton clothes are V
Dorian llouse
‘ Shore-Dinners
For everyl'pm'pose (111111.12 sum-
. mer weathet"«_tltete‘ai8‘nolhillz 3°
, comfortable, . .
\wm'rn canvas unseen
. 301.311 oxrosns AND
‘ for torch, lawn, summer house,
bungalow. camp,‘etc., may be
had from us in any style or
form desired. Just; now we
have a large stock from which
to till your summer needs.
‘ a
funds». A
may enable. you to . ‘ PUMPS ‘t, " r
s... . ~ . .. n , ,be liesmc on. .2 r :
- . ~ For'lmrrono j: f..ti21.‘“'i‘:in.ei° meg; All Kinds 013308 Food
~. '— , ' t won r ' ‘ ‘ .
‘ J ' 3333111; :1: stzshore or in Steak, mom and r
I
the mountains.
. - “Chicken.
URNITURE,‘ CO , j
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Norwalk Chronicler