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an In. and this
mm
32-00. 817‘. 5310. $4.50
room am up E
.l‘ilms For Any 01mm and a
run Line or mp1,.
tank);
:by on 311303.
l—
o W "a?”
13m: owner which for several
summers have disturbed the all)
a morning sleep or the neighbors
loud: how any but were back yes
Last n [1111 Mayor Edward F.
,Brusb sent Engine Company No 2 or
{the Fire Department, to run; the birds
'are hoping that water will prove a bet
gler weapon than the police artillery.
i Manama .,
. '50 a
day
The
Cleveland. the War
II) water. The residents
men in an 91111 rgcnt‘v‘
«- -¢ ”no. mm on”
WNW IV II. MK“
WNGTGN. D t‘.. Amt 0»
sun gathering is a incline-tune is.
1111111131. sot-1mm Duke: paid mM
11 discuss: a: than
though 11 much-r mn’a nlatlul 19‘
that industry must depend. 311*. BakerE
added, upon the tarts 1‘11 his case and
the possibilltt of rupturing him
Citing cundxt our in l: s home ( ity of
said
there new newspaper men allow the
draft age limit proposul to (Townes:t
“ho prohablx could icplacc voungera:
Berta-l a r)‘
1118*!in
ers‘ Supplies
'DONNELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALI.
‘ fi‘i‘I—y r.
[fly News;
Small bots do not grow enthuSias
mummlmtflttlm ;
11c , 1h 1" } h (‘aptnin Benjamin B. Lipsner, 913
11 0;” Elde’ act. E Eat at some 0f 1‘18! Chicago has 1csigncd his: position as
so 00 but mgb ”NE” and reno a Ea “581 in the limited States 2111111 to
lion.» haVe started. ‘ {become supciintendent of the Aulah
Mail Service of the postofllce dcpu1t -
room, in charge of ope1ation and;
itiaintaname liis fathei is a rethed
gtaiu mE‘lCll int.
—Panamar, $210 $4. O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Garfield recelrdd
cards Tuesday morning, announcing
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the safe arrival of their son, Sergeant ‘ E*«fi~——‘ l ‘
E. B. Garfield, overseas. : POINTS ABOUT POISON GAS. ‘
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' Deadly War Weapon Adopted by Gen
This week at the summer school in3 man Military in 1915
Danhury, a course in class room man-1 \VASHlNG’lON August 10 ——Much
asumeml tests and. measurements. ,5 has: been printed about the effects of.
tuning given in- the noimal department ”0150“ gas as used in the Luropean
war, but coulpatatiielydittle is known
by E S Evenden assistant in educa~l to the general public as to the way
{ton Teachers’ College, N. Y.
lthe gas is used and the methods e111
...__,_._ lplowd to combat it.
A E Austin, of L’Hammock Island. ! T13: $0M gabogiculegfipoggdoéflgf 1
em a ate as s‘ 1
reported to the police today the pies. Germans on Am“ 221915 Thousands
once at two 30 mm “‘0'“ 1mm" on ”“3 of Canadian-s and French colonialI
Sound WW1 searchlinl1ts,1eported tO-E tioops weci (hokcd to death. Pmt.’
be sufficiently powerful to carry to Neatnst. a famous thctniat at Berlin
Long Island. linivcisity. 1's mid to have that urgedl
the use of poison gas _
:E The pioblem was to find a gas eas~i
A handsome tombstone was plucml' ii) and cheaply made, and highly pols-
ln St Ma1ys ccmctety. yeslmday .11- tloops “etc choked to death. Protj
ternpn. to the memory of Mrs Philip that llllnéght :EtEEEEDEDOEtELEd (Talon
and it 111 to c tcavler an ar 30'
2006““ and son The work ,WEEEE that it would keep close to the ground.
one by Daniel 1' lit-Kenna, M ‘E est The (11211111111 scientists finally deci dcdi
port. ,Eon cholo1ine, at which vast quantities;
| worn atallahle from the German tilltnll‘l
The employ es of the Yale ll: To’lvne works. 1
I To carry the gall. stout steel cylln-l
Companv me having their annual hol-1 “9
Nov today. Tho plant will be closed 92er if?” it fliwmnfif Elevxiinflilll
“d we Wemmes will ha“ the “fly pressed to a liquid and stoied in each. ‘
03- The “'0 derailment 0! the com- A siphon device allowed the gas to be
may will have a plCnlc at Bound emptied into the air in three minutes.
Beach ‘ Before a gas attack acvexal t.-hou
E “sand cylinders rue buried in the para-
‘pct's of the trenches. When the wind
and cum conditions we tavorablc, thcl
intantty leaves the front trenches to
the gas pioneers. who attach lead,
pipes. and turn on the cylinders from
Nicholas Esposito, ot Springwood
ihls city, is reported missing from
home. The man, whose age is given
at EEO years, left houre 138E Saturday one to live at a time in each buttery.
ostensibly to go to “ esterly. Adv1ces The “smoke hclmct" with which our
from that 1’1““ 3‘9 l“ the effect that hoops a1c now supplied is DlflCllCflll)’=
he neter aiiived there and the rela- imulneiable to any 101m of gas it
tlves- here are worried. iLttltriginated from the idea of 11 Conn-
d
of $1. 00
inn sergeant. who thought he saw
e1mans wea1lng thcm. He was mis-
‘-—Gootl “MWBE O’Brien. ltakcn. but the allies wue quick to see
, cam-mo“
Wren...
James Dannelly
mum 3131: so _ .
ricronuu. Révmw PATTERNS
Suggest Chic, Style and Elegant Fit.
mm: 7856
Fort um 7889
30 0:111:25
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III. AUGUST "SIGNS and youth. will :ully am an!
REVIEW PAW ant
JACOBY’S
Middy Blouses.
w ile they last .
See them 111 the sho w window.
RAYMOND 8: SON
Sale of DressEes and
? O-A-R-P-E-T S-W-EE-P—E—R-S
One Dollar Each
Areligble Carpet Sweeper at the nomin
at price
Namath.
M . ill: (3 value or the idea and recommend
It is now certain that a contingent its adoption
of selective service men will leavaE -
this city between August 22 and 30, l
for Camp Greenleaf, Ga. Connecti STEEL-
cuts quota for this movementis 20110! The repairer of machinery often
men. The local board has not yet ahas to select pieces of metal (mm the
received notification astothe 5le of. Berni: heap to make repairs on var-
the quota from this district The ions machines and is at a loss to
next departure from this city will be EkflOW whether the metal he has 3'3
on August 15 when four men go to lected ts iron or steel By using the
{Fort Slocum 1r Y. following methods, wrought iron,
E cast iron and mild steel are easily
Mrs. James M. Creagh, of uppendlstlngntahed from one another. File
Main strégt, hasErecelveda letter from In bright spot on the metal and place H
her son, John F. Creagh. who is an drop of nitric acid on the metal
member of Company 8, 60th Infantry and leave it for a‘tew minutes. The
regiment, now in France. The Younglspot will appear ash gray on wrought
man says he had just left the trenches 1 iron, brownish black on mild steel
after an eight days’ stay, during whichlland a deep black on cost irony—Pop-
time. they had to sutter two Hun bom- 'ular Science Monthly. ‘ .
bardments. He was in good health, -——-———=--—~—-—r~—-
but objected to the rats in the Some one wishes to know what
trenches which are 0! the size of cats “counter- attacking” menus Well. when
, a Store advertises a $1 bargain for 58
cents, it usually finds out.
TO DISTINGUISH |RON~ FROM
1m
your shill
The Son“! NOIE’Walk
11113100.
. mnyEcnablo-you to.
sctlsfacfinn Guarmtieed 1‘
BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ SHOES
Are you fitting the children out
in Footwear that is dependable? 7
Our Linogoil .
PLAY AND DRESS]. SHOEESE
Will Interest my Mother.
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 Oentml,EGive Me No Man's Land, by Edna. Brown.
Smiles, by Joel. 0.8mith’s Orchestra.
Skeleton .7 angle, Original Rixie J m Band.
Granny’s Laddy, by Harry Lauder.
The Song That Reached-My Heart, by Evan wmam.
Hoar these new records. which we will gladly play for you.
A.
.1. Callins Company
f‘ . These Blouses are. absolutely new in style and would be
considered tine avlue at thoii: original prices. They constitute
the cleanup of a. famous maker, whose pproducts are always' 1n
. demand by discriminating women, and whose designs evmce
much originality. For convenience in selecting, we have (livid
ed these waists into two lots.
$1-50 and$1.75.mlllefl at O'CI‘IODIIIIEIOCIDIOOO. 986
$2.25 to_$2.9s.;vah1ea,a1 $1.98
in. wnmowmmuvs- ‘ ~., ..
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
M1134
137 “Hilltop St.
Immatamstoctomi Kinds
O. B. JACKSON
onomRIs-I
flWlllItuot. ;:
ll .- Hindi.
KRYEPTOK LEM—Folding 01h!!!- tn Gold or
M lint-0n Ltd Other floatation.
,Waoflutionuvthaayu mam,-
tlmproapdyfinod. Input Winn.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine room by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
light: and gas. Pine Otto ottoohed; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Stu.
N MESA. Manger.
Tol.1555.
J. DIED”. Proprietor.
‘ Now that the Llhorly Loan is over, BUY WA! SAVINGS
STAMPS, which sell for “17 this month and lo additional
«ch month thereafter.
25 ponntel buyl I THRIFT arm.
MEYHTTLIBITHELPB TO WIN m WAR—D0
7003311. .
‘The City National Bank
South Norwalk, 001111.
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odwototbnlldmxmb W
hat and nearly only other in- ;
at expense entering into no out
of making repairs, or robulldlll.
after 1 fire.
Ml. Layton & Co.,hc.
5 RAILROAD AVIHDI ‘ 3
80m NORWALK, 00". E
Cure That Cold By
Taking
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
WlTH TA...
F. H. BAXTEER fl ‘
owners! an.
1..
Smith. ['11de
Remington all an:
makes. sold
repaired. Rental: a _,
nor month.
sold at 85 W m
PLUMBER l .
'rvpzwmrsn acumen
I“ Falrileld Ave., Bridgeport, m '
asamu erewarra-nofl
r. s. "on?”
Job Printing
So. Nor-walk
111.1. 11.1111112ny
DENTIST ..
16 must. a». limo-11E...
a.
We have all
women and children in many
madels, and for all occasions.
White Stockings ot Silk, Lisle or Cotton.
'CONENEALLY
81 Washington Street.
kinds for men, .
8t BRACKEN
South Noerulk.
Eomlwuwtlmm room-1.1.1
A M. WOOSIER
arronncv AT LAW 0“ “ _
tf‘fsfi’fiéil'mc' V‘ ..l“
Office v: 11113th
? Fallow nor-1m
on Potent "‘
cinnamon. comment}?
THE NEW SCIENfiEEEEE
oarmrnou or cutnomm?‘
Chiropractic la the definition or.
cause or the disease and the IQ:
adjusting the some. Dlaeaso ll “.01
by a wrench. twist or sprain I.
back. Even if done in 0111!th
l-'
creator pinched nerves and 11515.:
Chiropractors rem0vo the
Bungalow. in percale, cambric and gingham—elastic belt
‘ and straight, round, square and V neck—
RedOross $135-$225
Maids. hematitched and embroidered 50c—75c
Nurses’UniformApromBinohhem .......-.;.. $2.00
Dainty Work Aprons, lace] embroidery and. ribbon trim,
350—500—750
Plaintltted,wtdohom,medlmnandlarge....... 35c—59c
Black sateen, regersible, for shop or store .......:.-..... $1.50
Princess style,inplnid and striped percale $1.00
.LETTE
med
J. I. M
88 WASHINGTON-61.-
~ 1111.449. .
$13541. 60-31354200
com NOIWALI.
later tile in the dtflerent organ.
~ limbs.
‘
disease and pain, health tar
through harmonizing the mu m
terns in your body. Femoloktrm
given spacial attention; duo cm
tune or the spine. You wmnevw a
stat giving tho Chiropractor I ell-cl .~
tohelp you.
Magnetic treatment! live-m {:1
T.FRANCIS,D.-.C..
a; wuhlngton some Norwlm \:
Maudie from 931m». Behold
-.u. p—.
am no on~
'andl-wo will mob our. tmublo m
rlght around when something W
this happen. In your homo. I! yfi'
FLEMING '
In detectlvo antiquated. uni-tint
or worn out. have no main mum
.tary 10pm- or Intuit a mom
lento!
1101mm amino
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
EE‘HOR'ACE R. 1111511
WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
‘ Pull Lino—Fina Assortment- -
ALSO PAJNTAND VARN'ISEA‘I' LOW PRIGEG. ‘ 7
' PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
A. COHEN ‘
141 Washington Street.
‘3.
_ South Norwalk.
SW8 FURNITURE
—--—- \
monarch, lawn. summer house,
bungalow. camp..etc., may be
had.~trom..ua- in; any tatyle or'
form desired. Just now . we
have a lamp stock 1mm which.
to 1111 your summer needs. ’
Choir), tables. benches. rockers,
actual, loungu. hammocks.
«W‘ for not weather
comfort by the macho» otln
. Plumblna and Heating
' 101. 1854 _
North Main so south News}?
111111. w. 111mm f
UNDERTAKER _
- 30!. Office, 109-33, Houu m. ‘
2'! WASHINGTON £1”.
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