KNOB CLUB UNFURLS
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at war. and what were our aims, and!
lstnted that for fifty years the German;
AllSineaamlPrim t
BROWNEB ipeopie. in their laboratories, factor-i
lies and universities. had bent all their
3230,3275, $3.50, $4.50 zenergies to discover and perfect tile—f
. ggal methods of warfare (that they, to—T
KODAKS $7.50 up 4; Igettm with all civilized national
lagreed should not be used). such as
ipoison gas, flame throwers and mus-l
‘tard gas, endangering non-combatants.§
Films For Any Camera and a.
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and writing agents. (I) The form: ' first“, 3y 0305“,,
tion of the societies into active War:
Savings Societies with special and part it a theft takes place in 3 Japan-
ticulur emphasis upon their function use household, all eel-rants are re-
as encouraging conservation and econ-pulled to write a certain word with
only. :the same brush. The conscience is
The chairman of the local tribe'ueupposed to betray its workings in
committee. Edward Page, is organizingmhe waves: of the idtngi‘aplis written.‘
the members foi the big drive in order . Tracing an idcograph involves such
to make the Red Men’s Day a substan-‘E an effort of muscular directness and
tini success. At a meeting of the comqundivided attention that this device
mitteo held last night, the chairman'ott'en leads. to the discovery of the
appointed Nelson J. Ahlstrom were} guilty party. The test is, at all events,
tal‘i’. and James Barr treasurer of the ‘ more humane than the ordeal ot‘
committee. A circular letter will be boiling water, to which accused per-
mailed to every member of the order sons were formerly submitted in lap
Material Line?
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My
llo You Want Anything in the Building ;
MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1913 “
fl
It so, call on
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113.3
137 Washington St.
Who Carrya Large Stock oi All Kinds
etc. He said that we could very well‘
Full Line of Photograph-
ers’ Supplies
understand that the Germans aimed.
'to maim and destroy us many of ourf
soldiers as they could, but when they}
resorted to maiming and outrnging'v
”—— womcn and children, they stepped out-.
, side of the “pole of civilization," and]
, , had to be classed as brutal savages orI
DONNELLY s
» g It is needless to say how much the
Eaddtess was appreciated by the mem-E
bers, as many of them, both old attdl
young. expressed their thanks to Mr.
Blaylo‘ck personally.
' The Knob .although the least pre-i
tentious of the shore clubs, is among.
{the first to fly a service flag. and is;
aproud of that, distinction, and of that
litact that it has so many of its youngl
. itnen in the service.
Lcitationsdancy dancing and instruincn-l
tat music. to begin at about 7:30}
A? a
uly ews
.7 o‘clock. The previous entertnlnntent‘
Owners of boats have been t‘indina§ . ..
coolness and enjoyment on the harbor , has 50 ““1011 GNOYEd the member.»
and Sound during the hot nightS. ‘urged a repetition.
dolmlLIEUT. SLOMAN IS l
16 So. Main st.
SOUTH NORWALK.
On Tuesday evening the entertain-
ment committee will give another ctr;
tertainment. consisting of singing. re-t
. Tony Plubcll. the thousand ,1
.boot black, greets his friends with at AT CAMP CUSTER
smile and a shine at his new stand un-i - ,-..
der the big elm tree in front of the. (Continued ll‘UllI Page Goat
Norwalk hotel. ‘ ll
iby germs from diseased teeth, around
George H. Gedney's bakery in West, the apex of roots of teeth. A tooth is;
Washington street is closed temporar-in0t tree from disease becuuso met
ily during the. period required for the" nerve “5 removed. If an lt-ray DhO'
installation of a new own. It is ex-. . . . ,
. twul be found to ninetyunve per cent.
pected that bakery will be open f“of the teeth revitalized; that is.
business by Monday, at the latest. : where~ the nerve has been removed.
lThe X»ray will show clearly whether
Russell 1. Byington. son of Mr. andcanals at the teeth are filled or not,
rMs. C. Irving Byington, of Westport'and whether the teeth are deceased.
avenue, has sent his parents a tour! Surgeon General Gorgon stated that
Jeni clover found on a French battle.‘eigltty-fi\'e per cent. of the wounded
field. The young man says the You‘lme" would be returned to the {11‘an
bees are thereto stick. Nine, and one-half of the remaining
____._,____ ‘ ’ tfiiteen per cent. would be uble to earn
. Etheir livelihood and would not be a
Mrs. George “bone, 22 Lowe street, I burden to themselves. There are proc-
is entertaining her aunt and uncle, llr. : “Cally no cases of tpyhot'd fever 'or
and Mrs. Charles Fie, and mecc, 11153;“). other diseases in the army. This
Sarah Pie. and ward. Miss Virginia is due to the fact of preventative med
Slater. all 01 BI‘OORIYH. N. Y” 1'0" a icine now practiced in the army. Our
19“” days. we! soldiers receive the best medical ut-
ttcutlon that can be administered.
B' 11 my 1 . l' '3 Each member of the medical and den-
‘tusosci'ttlifm tl‘lfrcttlninsitjlllg fligglimbrm corps is trained thoroughly and is
‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ 5 self responsible for every case; there-
injured receives his benefits only six fore the best results am obtained.
days a week. At the state conl‘entloni At 1:011 Oglethorpe. leorgin, Lieu-
in Bridgeport this month it is possible? tenant Slomnn met. Lieutenant Will»
that the benefits will be increased or: lam J. Tracey, .l‘r., and he ututes that
at least reused to the old seven—dunno is lookingr healthy and strong.
schedule of $2 per day. Army life evidently agrees with every-
—._._.__. l one.
The course in the high school tic-
parttnent which are being conducted
this week at the-Danbut'v summer nor-t .
mal school are education and school? The Order *0 0‘35"“? AWN“ 24 as.
management. English. science, history” Thrift stamp Day. 1
‘ Two weeks from Saturday. August
RED MEN ON WARPATH.
French and mathematics All of the‘
. an. .‘ , X _ . . A ri't
work Is for freshmen in the night" 1‘ m 1" .11“ “Va “5“?” ”Th ‘
Schools , ”,1“ 1 blomp Day. tin that day. limit t .1. m.
H "’l‘ 4" ‘utttil midnight, every member of the
-——___.
.order in the state oi Connecticut is!
The use of soft cool on the railroad. united to make u thorough canvass for;
resulted in destroying insulation on", thrift stamps and \vtn'lsuvings‘ stampi
the railroad electric wires and yestoru; SHIPS. 1
day there were two big blowouts m. The following letter front the State]
tograpb is taken a diseased condition;
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
i. 1 Suggest Chic, Style and Elegant Fit. I
Costume 7858
25 cent:
‘ Dru mu
Costume 7561—15 cent!
4 Look “Iron h the moon onerous and m r u .- on:
Plcl‘ortm. REVIEW “mus ..’.°‘.‘..‘.'....l' "in:
- hmss novelty
J ACOBY’S
Sale of Dresses and
Middy Blouses.
('ontume 7859 Costume 7897
15 cent. 15 “I“
M
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C-A-R-P-E—T S-W-E-E-P-E-R-S
One Dollar Each
A reliable Carpet Sweeper at the nominal price
of $1.00 while they last. ‘
See them in the show window.
RAYMOND 8t SON
Well and High Bil. , lorwulk.
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the downtown section of the citv no.1 Tum-tor, Howell l‘llt‘llt‘)‘. endorsing
ports which could be. heard torn mile‘ and making appreciative comments on
followed sh r 'r, 1 the notion token by the Improved 0r-
0 t m cutting, , ider ol‘ tiled lien, is addressed to St.t
. . | (i‘lalv 'I‘. (,‘nrsmt. Great Sachem, Grout;
Jay S. Buckley has resigned as trene-f Council (,r Connecticut: 3
liter 0f the Cra‘ltsmen, in anticipation‘ “W. H. l’und hos presented to me,
Of a call to "”11er SGI‘VlCE. and at a the plans of the Grout (‘ouncii or Con-i
meeting of the board of governors, ' neclicut, Improved Order of Red Men,i
Charles E. Kellogg was elected to re-‘ for n Thrift ’Slump‘ I‘lrty. Saturday.l
place him, ’Mr. Kellogg will also serve August 2-1, I was delighted to be ad-;
on the board of governom vised of your action in this mutter, as}
A farmer living near Caruthersvlue. we already hurl plans in contempIa-i
’Mo.. went to St. Louis. recently :mrt‘ tion of tttakinn‘ such a proposttton tot
.boutzht a street car from two confi- .311 or] the titalternul organltfaltitlnls it}
p (lence men. paying $100 for It Conntc lCll . par. par .cu or y 1 en t
' ed at your taking the initiative and,
putting the matter through on your»
own plan.
“The memorandum which
Members of ‘St. Ladtsluus’ R. C.
Church held a picnic yesterday after» we are
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 05. O. Smith ’3 Orchestra.
Skeleton Jungle, Original Rixie Jazz Bond.
noon and owning in the grove on
Sound View avenue. There was a very
large attendance, and dancing and oth-
er features were enjoyed. Music was,
furnished by the Hungarian GYDsy 0r~
chestra, and was highly appreciated.
Refreshments were served and a good
sum was realized for the work of th
' church. - 'm
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Can you afford to keep
valuable papers and se- "'1"
entities in your home
where they can be stolen
or destroyed by fire {
when you can secure 3
Safe Deposit Box in
The South Norwalk
“ “with. 7 N
and not absolute Securi-
ty for Minuet rear.
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preparing suggests to nll‘i'raternol or-'
gnnizations their considering the fol!
lowing methods of cooperating in the
war-savings campaign (1) The invest-
ment of surplus tt.sociutlon funds in
war savings certificates. (2) The
pledging of ill] per cent. to 100 per cent
of their individual members to buy
war-savings certificates, and to take,
the war-savings society pledge. (3):
The treasurers of the insurance and'
social societies to act as collection ‘
Granny’s Lnddy, by‘Harry Lauder.
The Song That Reached My Heart, by Evan Williams.
'Heur these. new records, which we will gladly play for you.
A. J. Collins Company .
0. B. JACKSON ‘
OPTOMETRTST
:3 Will Imam.
9-42 *x
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KRYPTOK LENSES—Fulfill:
no?“ Ronni.
Urhrda in Gold El
: 0
Shell Shut~0n Ltd Other Mountings.
Thmugh examimtion oi the eyes. Dcullm‘ preset-Ip-
tionn promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
YOU CANNOT
alien! to Insure yourself: other-
wise you would not need luau!»
once. The same reasons that '
prompted you to carry insurance
should. upon due inquiry, admon-
1:31 you perhaps to take out more
insurance, because 01 the increaev
ed cost of building materials. law
bar and nearly every other item
or expense entering into the coat
of making repairs, or rebuilding.
alter a fire.
.I. M. Layton & Co, inc.
5 RAILROAD AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
~ un-
sm 1 tb, . Underwood.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
. Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sta.
N. DISESA. Manager.
Tel. 1555.
J. DISESA, Proprietor.
Remington_ all
makes,
otbel
sold, rented,
repaired. Rentals 30
per month. Mankind!
sold at $5 per month
T PLUMBER
YPEWRITER EXCHANGE
166 Falrfleld Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
i Cure That Cold By
l Taking
lWHITE PINE COMPOUND
I WITH TAR
I F. H. BAXTER
‘ DRUGGIST
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1-1
ouch mbntlt thereafter.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS '
Now that. the Liberty Loan is over. BUY WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS. which sell for $4.17- this month and 10 additional
' 25 pennies buys a THRIFT STAMP.
EVEN! LITTLE BIT HELPS TO WIN THE WAR—D0
YOUR BIT.
- The City National Bank
South Nor-walls. Conn.
r. 3. 1mm :
Job Printing
So. Not-walk
DrJ. u. Mallory
DENTIST ._ .
16 So. “It. 80. Norwnlk. 0011!.
81 Washington Street.
WEAR Wlllllf SHOE8 .
We have all kinds for men,
‘women and children in many
models, and tar all occasions.
White Stockings oi Silk, Lisle or Cotton.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
South N orwalk.
Homiton:30nm.7toap.n.
A. M. WO‘OSTER
A'ITORTSEY AT LAW ‘9
Lite Examiner l
U. S. Patent - Suit”;
Ollice [or Bookie”
on Pate-mg
kw .
g 1 ms 5.5.x}: S’S‘Rllli'f
nnmourotrr. connection?! '
THE NEW SCIENCE. 1
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAR‘M.
Chiropractic is the definition ctr ht?
cause of the disease and the art it.
adjusting the same. DiseaSe is count.
by a wrench. twist or sprain in t!
back. Even if done in childhood
creates pinched nerves and put» ..
later life In the different organs and
Red Cross . . ..... .7 .
.oo.
med
38 WASHINGTON ST.
Maids, hemstitchcd and embroidered
Nurses’ UniformApron. Binchhem $2.00
Dainty Work Aprons, loco, embroidery and ribbon trim-
........ auction-clone!-
APRONS
Bungalow. in~percule, cnmbrio and gingham—elastic belt.
and straight, round, square and V neck——
$1.25—$1.50—$1.75—$2.00 .
$175—$225
..... boo—75¢:
350-500—450
Plain fitted, wide hem, medium and large . . . . . .. . .. Boo—59o
Black sateen. reversible, for shop or store . . . . . . . . . .. . .. $1.60
Princess style. in plaid and striped percale ........ . . . .. $1.00
. J. I. MALLET TE
IOUTE HORWAI-I.
Tel. 449.
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‘ ' . , .,, In“
,Damw' clay ‘ '
If you are going away be pre-
pared to enjoy yourself.
our White Footwear,
has been 9. real enjoyment for ..
many during the hot spell.
Many Styles For ‘All.
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. considered fine avlue at their original prices. They constitute _
lie-3- the cleanup of a famous maker, whose products are always in
‘ demand by discriminating women, and whose designs evince
t. much originality. For convenience in selecting, we have divid-
ed these waists into two lots. '
$1.50 und,$1.75 values at 980
$2.251» $2.98voluesut $198 ,
'snnwmnow DISPLAYS
t CLEAN-UP SALE or
3% , COTTON BLOUSES
ll These Blouses are absolutely new in style and would be ll
. , o‘ ;
.Mpwwfiew , _-,
t‘Y/CH CHRDL' f-tfRCH/lND/‘f Ar HC‘Sf/t‘qTf PRICES"
141 Washington Street.
WALL PAPER, 5c and 10c Roll
. Full Line—Fine Assortment »
ALSO PAIN TAND VARNISH-A'l! LOW PRIGEO.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
A. COHEN
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause.- d.
disease and pain, health in restmed
through harmonizing the nerve nyo
terns in your body. Female troubiq
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never run
gretgiving the Chiropractor n chum!
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
34 Washington St.. 80. NOt-walk, Cont
Graduate {rem Palmer Schofi
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GALI- USU?
and we will rush our trouble ma‘
right around when something like
this happen: In your home. It yo“
PLUMBING
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South Norwnlk.
SUMMER FURNITURE
for torch, lawn, summer house,
bungalow, camp. etc., may be
had ttromrus in any style or
form desired. Just now we
have a large stock from which
to fill your ”summer needs.
Chairs. tables. benches, rockers,
settees. lounges. hammocks,
everything tor hot weather
comfort: by the seashore or in
the mountains.
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In detectlve_ antiquated. unwilling-
or worn out, have us make news
nary repairs or install a new lylv
tom of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
HORACE ‘R. NASH
Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1354
North Main St. South Norwntk.
David W. Raymond ‘
UNDERTAKER,
Tel. Office. 1059-3; House 693.
21 WASHINGTON 81'.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
Dorlou House
Shore Dinners
All‘liiuds oi Sea Food
- Steak. Chops am!
‘ Chicken.
ALACARTE l
Norwalk Chronicler