coma IN AND TAKE 11
swmo—
fin Ruth Hartford of Hope street,
' while riding on the root
"igpwn from the machine, on a‘
foot beside so
three toes t1 at the3 had to,
1 . In
afitnmford Rolling Mills plant. She
doing nicely now, 111' hough the thin
heal people hea11l with great 1c
M that Lleut. John .1. Mickey of Bat-I
19171“. of Sia1nfor1l,l1as been the
”he probably would be back in
(.1911 by the time the let-101' he had
gluon reached the States.
' been heard from other local men
333 bery F since the big drive began.
.Hickey said that all of the Bat.-
———__
resK. L. Prentiss of “'1'11111'111'11
as of thirty pigeons w ‘.111'11 have
stolen by boys who have also in
diteetion‘s given themselves 01.-
tb’lawlessness. From all sections
a city similar complaints are bo-
_, hoard. Gardens are being visited
flnflug'tlle night and fruit trees strip
and of their fruit. it has reached a
point when something must he done
‘inprotect property owners if thev am
'lo‘be expected to attempt to raise
Men produce in the future Repri-
\‘ “db by our Judges are useless. A
hours spent in the lockup will
.1 OI o-more desired effect.
,0 “SAT PROSTRATIONS HERE
3 Day on Record Show: That
People Are Taking Care of
Themselves
’l‘vlb entirely different kinds Of hot
”111113-11 records were set on a new
merit yesterday. One was for the alti-
of local thermometer recctds,
.1 a other for the obscure of pros
Was? from the heat.
‘ h otter is the mo‘r‘o remarkable.
hotered above the 90 mark up.
. "tom the humidity .was
In: to render conditions almost
lo.
100 degrees tits
ed to increase the gene1 al dis—
on. One local automobile part3
1' led to Lake Kenoshtt, near Dan-
found condition worse than at
gin of
morning. but it soon died down.
I'I'HQBIIPI'l'AL NOTES
Admitted today—Walter Savage; RoI
pain ' . .
. 351,110 5,011 111.11 1111.
60cm $1.25 ,onc lbs.
cycle with a stamfmd itiendl
' Th? New Canaan, Sunday night '1
and suffered se1e1e lacerations;
injuring the;
hated. Miss Hartford is w-"ell i
I here and had been. emplm ed in‘
l
, give her great pain. !
I 1
Vin “2,01 mustard gas in France. 11153
I 111011 was not set-tom, and he said
No word ,
are working night and day when'
W forced to retire to the hospital."
f nonwaut
patio has reported to the 11111111111111.
it is considered that the mar-9
ually Lost $580
days of time, inconvenience and worry. The valua-
affamily, who figured they didn’t need a safe deposit
_ were destroyed by fire. True, the fire was confined to a
com: desk held securities and valuable papers—oven
insurance policy was destroyed. To “save” $4 a. year
11 afford to risk your valuables outside our stool vault?
Pinch back suits.
Belted suits (no more to be
bad)
You can save from $4 to $8. on
a suit.
Special sport coats ate. saving
to you of $3.15.
WI'ALLIES COMMENCEA
And in Bathing Suits and 1
Sweaters for women a big cut
in prices.
In cravats, working shins,
underwear and socks an op-
portunity for you to get bar-
gains.
Don‘t delay.
After August 15th, B. V. D.
Union Suits will be $2.00. B.
V. D. Shirts and Drawers will
be $1.00 each. Rockingchair I
Union Suits will be $1.65.
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§
Rockingchair Shirts and 1
Drawers will be $1.00 each. ,
Collars will be 25c. i
Until August 15th the above ‘
garments will remain at the 1
old prices. 1
Rogers 81 Stevens l
SOUTH NORWALK
U. S. OFFICER KILLED
BY EXPLOSION ON BOAT}
i 0NDON, AuguSt 8.—~l ieutonant
Frank l osttr l-‘11ss,l S. A., was killed
and five sailots were inju1cI1l by 11 boil
111' explosion on an Ameman ship in 11
llt'itis 11 port Monday Lieutenant
Foss“ address was No. 189 Cass sl1 cc
Providence. R. l.
SUFFS' CASES PUT OVER.
Mrs. Helen Weed, of Norwalk, Figures
in Washington Demonstration.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.«-—l)esplte
their protestaihe fifty-eight members
1of the National Women’s Party, who
were held by the police following their
attempt to stage a demonstration over
at the White. House without a permit,
had their case postponed until next
I'l‘uoaduy when they appeared in court
yesterday.
Matty insisted that the $5 and $10
security, which they gave to
their presence yesterday, he returned
and that they be committed to Jail.
The postponement was on motion of
District Attorney Yaskoy ‘who in the
mounw,hlle will prepare the charge
under which the women will be prose-l
My Midnight. and even at II: cuted.Nofor111nl charge has yet been F'lCd ll Becker “aterloo la
0 made against them ,ulthough it is llkc- Robert J Hutchinson, l~‘l P1130. Texas.
I! '1‘! 111 t th t th tIIRoy E. Parrish Clai'ksburfl. W. Va.
1ere were ct e11 11 s a e a
Trail. D. Pollard. North Adams. Mass.
mtg”! on Wall street mark-i tacks upon the President, inscribed on1
l3' to be "unlawful assemblage."
. o'clOCk lnI the banners they carried might lead to 1 I mm, V Littlt. Brvdstown Tenn
I‘iomon, and while many sought more serious charges being preferred. William S M111rls, Quitman Ga.
'hI cites In the early ["1" 0' the Mrs Helen HI" Weed, 0‘ Norwu'k'IJudlsluv l’odolnik, ICleiolandI. I
t breeze there was blew oi- (‘o11n., was spokesman for the suifra- \ltuttn .l. Rol11.1t'ok (‘hlcago
from the land. and at Compo in gettes their legal interests being cared (‘lm 0m 11 111111101, \ladinon, ind.
1*. brought a swamp of goats for by Matthew O' Brien.
WESTBROOK DAMAGED BY STORM
WESTBROOK. Aug. S—Trees were
xpoctlng to find a breeze blow- Iuprootcd I olley wires torn down,
electric light service put out of com-
lid quickly returned Almost :1 mission and telephone service crip-
lnd came up about 2 o'clock pied by a terrific thunder and hail
storm
which swept through West-
brook durlng the night. Not. much rain
tell, but the wind blew a gale. Sev-
.eral large elm trees were blown down
on Main street, and falling across the
wires of the Shore Line Electric Rail-
way dragged them down. As a result
no cars were running today between
Westbrook and Chester. Service was
being maintained, however, between
this place and New Haven.
Minor damage was done to various
places in town and one man was shock-
ed by contact with a fallen live elec-
' trlc wire.
l""l':‘l_\
iing 111 the l’icnrtly sector lune ad
'111111'1'11 at some points to 11' depth
1st1111tinl progress has been made James C. Wilder.
insure ,
I ' plasters or linimontl for coldl. pains and
AEGeIorge Estle,Colu1Inbu8.G
NEW A’TrACK ON A iii?‘.?..2flhifiifiih“
WIDE FRONT IN PI" Bionistan Geozenskiowski Baltimore.
C ARDY iSamuel Garden, Richmond, Staten 18
land, N. Y.
(Continued From Page Six) ;John C. Grail, Philadelphia.
Frank Grenda, Dickson City, Pa.
extends roughl3 from the neigh- Viile3 11. Grubb Seten Mile Ford, Va.
bot hood of Morlancourt, about Richard 111111111933 pmiadetphta
three miles andv-a half southwest Gust, Kallas, Omaha, Neb.
of Albert to the Avre Valley south Alfred Kayser, West Orange, N. J.
of Moreuil. i'I‘oni Klimanski. Profl’dence, R. 1.
Details of the fighting are 901“: William 11. 111111111, Baltimore.
ing to the rear slowly. “Going William Kenny. Brooklyn.
fine,” donsti: tics the best availu- Bill Ketcher, Watts, Okla.
ble informa '11. ’lhc 11l‘ I‘ll Wydenty, Krzicky, Iackawanna, N. Y.I
lauutlz 1311 Her .111111 k in a mist .lf- Michael Kush “’yandott Mich
ter onlv tb' 0? minutes of arilll ':"r. IClarenpe La Tourette Covington, Ind
pr'epatatam. Jame B Lenihan, Oil Citv, P.‘
llert Leonard “1.1aienw',otth Kans
\VI '1'” THIS BRITlSlI ARRIYI' Jam) lutfijohann Topeka Karts
l\' l 11 A\'(‘ E, Au;Ir tat—In the dis—pm“: McMiil: 1n. Boise Idaho.
iritt north ol'il1e Somme tl1c( icr- (‘lair H Marshall ppm 1m),
mans art repor'tul to have luuntll- Allie 3109”, Nashville {mp l
011 two counter -attacks The Stephen J 01,3, Limestone Maine,
British artillery fire broke them PatiitikG.MLllll.1,.h.BlOOklin.
1111 ' IGeotse E 1111111111 ila1'tlns1lile,\'a.
The prisoners t11kt'11b3 the Brit— . Samuel P.1111e1. Thaxton \'a_
1sl1 111'. so lilillit‘l'otix that tl1e3'11rc Albert pankk‘ Tulsa. Okla.
l1a3'111g diflit'ull3 in handling them |(ha1'1e~' 11' p.111“; firming, Mo.
M .William Pitrowicz,193 Girard aVrnUe. .
Trenton N J
Ilolestaw Pt'nsak. Chicago.
i John Iladol‘ekl Chicago.
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\‘i ITII 'l‘lll‘ BRI'l‘lSll ARM):
ll‘\' 11R ANt l'l'. Aug. 8 ll .30 11.111.
1113' ’lhe Associated 1’1 ress). ~—"'ll11'
l‘1'itisl1 llllat‘lit‘tl MW 11 lw1lv-1n p9,” Rugulla New York (‘11.1.
mile front on both sides of the: l. um mndun,(‘1'ytal Falls, Mit‘h.
Somme. 'l‘l11'3' grained all their tub-E Augustus Rogers, C. misteo N. Y.
lt‘tlth‘S within i'out hours and Arthur S. Ruwley' [311,11 Lengmeadow.
l1.'1\1' tttpfutt'd’t considerable 1111111- 31;,“
her of prisoners 11.1111 guns. Mort-'1‘ grim-mu, New York City.
'l he 1,11'11'1i1'si St‘('l't‘t_\' stir-round l‘ollh \. Shelton, Arkadelphia, Ala.
This is the home into which
has attracted much attention.
Laclede.
C. (I.
‘ 21°“ -* “5'5“” GEN. 921151111151: secono 1101111: 111 LACLEDEH'IO. "53'5”“
the Pershing family moved at Laclede, 310., after they became prosperous. TuQ
the commander of all the American forties in France it
Biggcrs, schoolmaie and intimate friend of (liberal Pershing, still 1111.; in
He knows the hero of America perhaps better than any'except members of his family.
house in standing yet. and since the general has become
‘.maiouJoocsr s. 111131‘
l
1'11 plans i'oi the attack. Duringlapmge C.,'1=.1nart Beaumont, Tex.
tl1c 11ir'l1f the hemp: -11s l1ea1il3' 19mm”, thnowgki. Chicago
lmlllllliltlt‘tl the British lines, but Claude Ii 'l‘eno' Statesboro,(}tt.
”11"" “l“‘n‘ “"10 1111'1‘1'11'1111' I A“ 1.xictiien1nt George A. Flechtnct'. Dal
1xir1-1111'l3'l111'ge number 111 t1111l1sI “mom
111'1' 111111111111111 tl11- siormitw troops,
111'1111111: H11 \1'113'i'111'tl11'm in tl11 Rov ll llilllmzsley. l.0ulii\.llll‘ Ky
light of 11111111 111111 ltt'lpinglpnu‘ B Boats Urichsvllles. Ohio
to 111'1'1'1111111' 1'111'1113 strong points. 'linvmnml. 0. 6153“,, Pine Gm“, Pa
lreut-h 111111 lirltisb tanks ""'I(I\Viiii'1mll Henderson Comm-<9 s (.
crossed the 0111' Luce \11ll1'3' in 1 I , IKehoe S‘.,I.m,use N. Y.
il11-1lrii'cl1og1111 this morning The I'I'O'I'I'I' :; N 18;. {ml Creek Kv.
(11111111111 positions just south of the Thomas PI (1'") ‘30“ LOCOI “MI“...
More 1'iv'c1 11"1'111 l11'111'il3' attacked "I'IIIOII'II on! “I; ChicagoI I
113 the liritisb. rl‘lteir assault are. IQ'II'In‘RMII II: ' ‘1' rk (.Im.
tended to the south, 11"111'11' their “'2'“: SQIIIIIIII'I 22‘“; I II
right wing: joins the French linen." Alnn I“ 7“,: 91‘,“ Cllt‘ I0
""|l111'1--11ut11t1't's of an hour 1111.11 Bruno SME'OC ' I “I
the British attacked the (lermuus, c°"‘°"" ,
“”1 French took "ii the battle. Gerald J. Buckley, Cnrbondnlt'. la.
According: to 11113 ices received- in JON?“ 7" Elwin. Pltaebul‘ilh.
London,tl1c French and British
Ii'orces \1l1111l1 attacked this. morn
Sergeants
l-‘rcd. .t.'.1. 01111111111111, 111111111111, Conn.)
Oscar A, Hlx. Lowell. Macs.
John Loudonslager, 916 Monroe. :we-
of more than three miles nue. Bethlehem. Pa.
A very considerable number of Frank M. Lubreski, Shamnklu Pa.
1' illugc‘s have been captured in the Ralph W. Uhlmnnn, t‘ittshurtzh.
I‘lHlllii‘nBtiiisb offensive and “‘1’“: Matthew Vrancsch Joliet lll
Clln1a\,Gti.
“"‘"""ll'li-' to 1101111 receiicd' lll Lon-l pun".
dII" ""5 “'1”me lt‘larence I1. Annls 81112111, N. D.
‘F1'1tnkl.. llannon,St Louis
‘1
W iSlll\( '0: 1', 111111. 8.—-'l‘l1e At my in‘tod, Bradshaw. Chicago Privates :
casualty list. today shows: Tease G. Brown. Quail. Ky. Joseph Glrcuard, Southbrldgc. Mars. 1
Killed. 1n action. 131; died '.91 Sali'ulOI‘O. Cola. Syraf‘llf't‘. Mark l.. Grant. l'nity, Me
wounds, )6; died front airplane arci-
dcnt, 1; died of accident and other
causes. 5: pounded :evelely, t'.‘.‘:
degree undo‘ermlnod.” .2. Total, 231'.
KLILED IN ACTION
Lieutenant:
Patsy (‘arusone Westpcrt. (‘onn
John (‘ontlcl Ollphant Putnacc. P11.
Peter (‘ormicn Ad11111s,.\lastl.
'l‘he1111a...l':11111n11r-l. New York City.
l‘1'ort H. Erickson, Hasty, Minn.
Deemer ll. Faltz, Arthur. N. D.
Luther F. Fields, Enslcy. S. C.
Lorenz Gallone, Cattaro, ltaly.
Richard L, Glidewell, Finley, Tenn.
Nlck Gonzales, Lakelund, La.
Leon Goodrow, Fulton, N. Y.
, Henry W. liaigler. Trenton, Tenn.
111‘1'ed. A. lleerwagon. Buffalo.
Fred. ll. Howmd Sugar Grove, Pa.
IElix lnkeles, Brookl3-n.
(‘harles E. Eirwln Oakland
[Mario Jeanett, New Haven.
lJohn Johnson, Pato1'.son N. J.
l'l‘onnls Johnson, Decorah, In
Sergeants
l'd11a1d Klontme, Bellcvllle lll.
Claud Lafever, sliver Point, Tenn.
Oliver C. Monger, Allison, in.
Robert P. thuenbuhler J'etaey City.
lilmcr n. Simmons, H:1no\e1'_\iass iMartiu Koski Kilkoinen Finland.
h .
Jacob Steinkempf. 76 White 5“.th Furl l'. Lalondc, Pontiac, \lic
Bridgeport Conn .Harrv Letterman. New \ork City
I I I Privates jln. l..l.u111pkins,l)evalle Buff. A1'.k
Waitman J. Alters Sowers, Va. ‘t‘laude H MPQURTY. Norwood Va.
Clarence H Decker Kansas City, Mo. 'IWl lltam R. Mldwood, Springfield, Mass.
Frank Ronda, Cm'field, N. 3; Jameshm'dclla. Youngstoun, 0. .—
,Daniel W. Bird, Quincy, Miss. Privates
John Birdsong. Newport, Ark, Ivar Porihen, Wassan, Finland.
Steve B. Bishop Pilot, Va. Samuel Rcsnick, M. Ancpol, Russia.
Worther Carter, Big Creek, Miss. goiter :(IOISRIII; filowvazififsla.
Matti cw J. Coeesens, Amsterdam, 80120 “1811. e lino,
Y I Lestel H. Wormlighi, Skowhegan.Me.
' so 0F wouNos
Paul Essen. Queen City, Mo. 0'
Chap J. Elmore, Maggle' Vi. Major Howard W. Beal Lewlston. Me
Sergeant James A Ev ans, Brooklyn.
lllllMEllTS lllil .
1.1 FUSE“; "Bikini",.22223.222212121222222"
‘ ' "Einil E. Johnson Floyd, In.
"I!“ 1 9
PI I“ Mutter U.“ 'nI' Pl“. .I‘I Joseph L. Pearce, Selma, N. C
)k?l...t::e:%;lgmzr "Id. IHarry R Sautter, Whitesboro. N 1'1
Sergeant:
1" Thousand; are tail-1% “Range of in; ll 11 N Y. ..
onerouo c or m e y 9 room 0 Thomas J. Erb iaBDet
“m"! “mm” °' 5°“ 1101-1111111. Iwnson Leonard. 1131111101, Tenn.
Privates
Conn. -. by ecndlnx for n is: of Cream of
Ralph Ball Grand Forks. N. D
Mustard. which in the most powerful 112-;
tonal preparation commanded. It. ll far 3
Robert J. Heamx, New Hartford. Conn.
Thomas kelley, New York City.
m erlor to mustard plasters, turpentine.
Harry Leventhal. New York City
or any llnlmont on the market. It:
relieves congestion. inflammation and pain
I Anton Romsoa, Fountain, Minn
Jacob Ruff, Chicago.
almost instantly. It. take: the place of
DIED 0F AIRPLANE ACCIDENT "
Lieutenant Roger H. Clasp. Salt Latte
N.
111..
' Privates
aches. O
' It has produced 1111.11 reunite with
“10de afflicted th sore throat. ton-'
otutii. cm: molt. neuralgia. congestion,
rheumatism. sprains. sore muscles. bruises
cold. in the cheat. bronduue, croup. hun-
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Mechanic le Lipulskl, Keene, N. II. l
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'wnuam J. Laflam,
Charles Sankttvitch, Brooklyn.
Corporal Glen A. Morrow, Des Maine. '
4 and we will take care of your express .
Perate.
Rev A. Hansiom. LOs Angelel.
'.lohn M. Macheod, llarlowton, Mont,
_ Niles A. Sanderson.
Forest ll‘oVe. '
1 Mont.
Harrison Z. Taylor. lirnl'yvllle, ind.
SEVERELY WOUNDED
Privates
Charles 0. Engdall, Olanta, Pa.
Lawrence W.
Gales, Miller's Falls.
Muss
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Everett F. Moore, Asbury Park, N, J. ]
Geonlzy Popko, Westiteld, Mass.
Corporal Andrew Baskin. Philadelphia]
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Privates
Joseph E. Brown, Westboro, Mass.
Frank Gnllazher, Ilnntzor. Me.
David M. Gorsuch, Titusvllle. Pit.
Oliver E. Francis, Bainbridsc. 0- 'Charles J. Hoar], (‘atonsville. Md.
Rex C. Kelley. Lewlston. Maine.
North Ferrlsbufg.
Vt. 1
Arthur Scrolls, Pall Rii'er, Mass. l
Theodore Salvatos,
403 East Third}
street, South Bethlehem. Pa.
WUND'ED, DEGREE UNDETER.
MINED
Sergeant George H. Fritz, Oak 111111;...
Pu.
Donut E Lebocuf. New Be1lford.'\lasfi.
Dennis O'Brien. Arlington, N. J. 1'
Bugler Clyde A. Gloificr Valle) Falls 1
R. l.
Privates
Edward G. lluysl. Camden. N. J.
Talmago G. Moore, Philadelphia.
Charles Sanluncelo. Nortistown, Pa.
Previously reported died of woundS.
now reported on duty:
Private Ernest P. Hoerr. Portsmouth.
0. '
Previouslyfi'epcried died of wounds,
now reported severely wounded:
Sergeant llarry Glbsteln. New York
City,
____._.___._._._._
Mites Kate Bartram. of lttott avenue.
and Miss Cornelia Raymond, of Dork-1
ley street, left yesterday for Sandt‘ord-
town to spend the remainder of the
month.
HERSHFIELD’S
AUTO EXPRESS
Daily Trips Between
Norwalk and New York City
MAIN OFFICE, 122 WATER STREET“
South Not-walk, Conn.
Telephone 294. ‘
.,.,.. _.. _.
—- WHEN you USED To
Go out mo 'ttt'nstos
91011116 DAtsEYs ?
l’a-y
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ran-mam m M is“ mi mm m: ‘0»
1The Tuttle Shop
82. Ndrth Main Street
3 West Park Place, Stamford
'31]
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11151111511th1116 AND BUITONS
MADE TO ORDER
‘1‘?
go: ’__
FURS
selected by us..
Estimates
South Norwalk store opens Saturday.
You are cOrdially invited.
Repaired & Remodeled
Scarfs, Capes. Mulls and
Coats made from your own
fursI or from furs carefully
Cheerfully Given
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NEWaYORK CITY« OFFICE.
117 East 23rd at.
Phone Grammorcy' 705.
If you are in a hurry, just phone us,
for. you. We have seven of the best
Trucks in the state. Also, Hydraulic
Dump Trucks for Contractors’ Work.
Our Trucks make daily trips to New
\York city. Let them handle your
freight and express, and thus keep it
away from the congested terminals
' We Haul Anything
' Anywhere
No Job Too Large or Too
Small ,
. Your shipments are' ehtru‘sted to
competent employee only:
-A receipt is given and obtained for
all goods handled
Phone or write for our rates, we can
save you time and money, ' ..
can: language. 9311‘s and “p.310” ‘
1.111111 1111c HEAVY 'rauctcmo
r 1 1111.1 . ,
"‘IHADAEAINDINTHIS.
, WITHOUT ‘STINT AND
_YOU ARE DOING I 1':
Every time you read of what our boys are doing on the
other side, you purchasers of Liberty Bonds and War Savings
Stamps, you can truthfully say, and say it with justifiable
""IOONTRIBUTEDTOTHIS.”
I “IT IS PART OF MY
pride—I "
."I AM HELPING DO THIS."
WORK.’ '
We on ula n th heart response you have
ngmt to you c o butywe, also, seriously en-
join you not to relax your e‘foruI; but to keep 011‘ buying, and
-tokcop on saving, in orderthat
made to year Government’ a call;
your Government may
th
togive the HUN e only “11180“
be able
he can undcntand—‘ ‘FORGE
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