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MADE VETERANSl
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Many people are interested to be in—
formed about what is happening to
. jArthur Guy Empey onent his commis—
‘ The ex lanaiion came to no event- eion as a captain in the United States
Ina"... Tie French {maps were vet- Anny. which is now said to be called
I“; Even though mpy may 9 on. Empey spoke ata crowded meet:
no older. they have matured in war. lugs “1 many theatres “St wmter. I
l: alien happens that the veteran is He appeared 1n 31 new 9133'. “Pack
a were cited in the affairs of ctvtt Up Your Troubles in the. National
lifts.
equalé
lotion and forethought of the Ameri-
cans in matters that have nor to do that the lads Who volunteered with.
with war. But in fighting they “gout ‘awaiting the draft were more
cemumtg older. heroic than those who were compel-
“—
ym“. French may not be the Theatre, in Washington, lately and an“
in prompt decision and ream-35wBrad ‘0 a curtain can" He 1h?“ shreds various kinds of paper that are
‘made a fiery speech in which he said fed into it, making it into soft mat—I
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terial ,which can be used for packing’
present.
announcement that a
New York “World."
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PAPER SHREDDER.
« A machine has been invented which
fragile goods.
led to take uniform. There was no
burst to! applause. The President was
The commission had not
been signed and last week came an
, mistake
been made in pro'mlisug it; accordingl
to a special by way of Chicago to the
had
on You want Anylhing tn the Building
Material Line? ll so, call on
RAYMOND BROTHERS
’ Phone 113.: _ or Washington St.
Who Carry a" Lame Stock oi All Kinds
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Boyish .lllusion Persists. up...
erz‘can troops marching out to take
their places in the trenches. ‘hat ‘1-
luslon of boyislmess persisted. Even.
lht'il‘ gait seemed that of boys. al-
though they wore a soldier‘s lull ac-
moutrement and carried a sixty—poundt
pack. Yet we know that a west; ml
the trenches—granted that they are}
called in to do real fightiu‘g—v-ulll!
transform them from amateurs oil
war into nerve-tested veternne. More:
time will be needed to teach fllt‘lll the;
A few hours later We ea wthe Am. ~
’PICTORIAL
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‘tricks of their new trade, but 1"] at
tsingle week they will have lil‘ttliflll
ttheir personality to mebt :lte newi
«demands. 1
.i The village was one of the thou-I
leands ot‘ tiny towns which are scab.
1tered along the French front. Shells}
ghad fallen in from time to time:
[City News}
William Heinze reported to the po-
lice that boys were making a nuisance the church. 1 do not now remember
of themselves around his boat at thenvhat it was. and yet my memory.
Pulp company’s docks.
Now that coal is recognized as black Now and then German aviators flow
diamonds, the ice-men appear to be am-
hltlous to have ice rank as a pearl of The French ilycrs always challenged
great price.
~Charge accounts opened to people
of good standing; who have lived in [Illn‘t
town ovar five year. Ask us about it.
Brand’s, Jewelry Store.
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l A complaint was made to the police‘
from 123 Main street that boys were from the line for the most part. The
throwing stones at a home and tht’ Kiermans are but seven miles away
matter was referred to the olficer on
the beat. '
John F. Wilson. of Clay street, has
reported lhe ”)8“. Of a bicyfle, a big” group of Anlftrjcflns are gathered‘
flamed wheel,fr0m in front of the Hall of then), perhaps,
South Norwalk Trust company some
time between 12:30 and 1:30 o'clock on 5
yesterday morning.
It is said that William T. Dunne, of
South Dartmouth, Mass” caught a 9-
foot.’ shark, weighing 300 pounds, in his
trap in Clarke Cove recently. When
the. shark was cut open 36 young
sharks and 400 short lobsters ware
brought to tight.“
Many women and children on terms
can make good money by gathering
and curing sumac as a side line. the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture says, as this wild plant is a
source of tannin used in tanning and
dyeing. : u“ t
'. ——Plcturizntlon of famous De Saulles
case, "Woman and the Law," last shou-
ing tonight at Regent Theatre. Don’t
Miss It!
Blackberries are now at the height
of their season. and the sight of people
carrying pails or baskets of berries
which they have gathered in their atv
tempt to practice war economy. is a
laminar one on the country made about
town. i” t 5
It “is required or corporations that
theymake annual reports to the some
tary of state, filing duplicates with the
town clerk before August 15, but only
a few have complied with the law.
There is provision which indicates eX»
pauses for neglect toéthe extent of a;-
fur each separate offender.
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It was stated in yesterday’s News
- that but one veteran of the) Seven
teenth Connecticut regiment was now
living in Bethe]. It has been learned
that George A; Kinne‘r, of. Grand street ‘
was also a member of that regiment
er’. Khmer anticipates attending the
reunion which will be held August 28
at Roton Point—Daily News. -
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rim nun ‘ RECIPES"
booklets iit‘tly be scour.-
ell. y‘unlil‘» supply is ex-
htihsictl. by ladies who
“ sandwich of white bread and corned
- however. They say briefly that it
:fttten's 0Xlortis 5‘
InMnny Fullerton and Leathers
l and roofs here and .tltere were;
' brushed in and holes dug in the road—l
way. Something had happened to I
preserves a distinct impression that I
‘ the church was not as it should be]
It scented disheveled and ruggotl.'
over it, to see what was going out
them.
‘ The few inhabitants of the village
thardly looked up to watch the air
flights. They were old stories to them.
. The Americans wandered about.
jouriously, trying their scanty frag-
:inente of French on the people and
,accustoming themselves to the vil-
lage life no near the front. Their
billets have been a greater distance
\ Wind?“ /
Costume 7861—)! new ’
“Pl
here. The front line of trenches into . .
.which they will move tonight are in
places only five miles away.
; French Airmen Always Guard.
I At the outskirts of the town a
tarry the
cheap double field glasses which are
ale everywhere. They put in.
:hours, searching the details of the
lhorizon where the German is hiding.‘
t ‘ Every half hour or so a homo flyer
tries to get. over the town. Perhaps
he wants to bomb the village. What
is more likely it; that the Germans
are merely putting over the daily rec-
I onnaisaance. They must suspect that
Tsometlting is going on and are try;ng
to confirm that impression . Eath
time a French flycr materlttltnes in
[some mysterious fashion. Ono never
'sees where they come from. (Me is ‘ - .
watching the German and suddenly
.one need him veer thward the ”safe-
;ly of his own lines. A vicious looking
[Spud is on his li‘eels. ‘
* Toward the latter part .‘i‘ the at-
,ternoon smoke begins 1.: pour from
,tltc short chimneys of the rolling
kitchen. (Toffee. is being cooked—real
(American colleemwell “doped" with
,contlensetl milk and pleutifullv swecb
toned. The men gather with their
;aluminum cups and plates and beans
are latlled out to them. An enormous
widths.
heel from cans in handed to each. w‘umm‘hm
Even tt soldier’s appetite is snilt‘tl’ietl.
But they have been at the job long
enough to learn how to kick.
Dunn“
limes Do
t‘mtume 7880
30 cent: 25 cent.
a; SON
Gut-um: 1897
35 will!
REVIEW PATTERNS
Suggest Chic, Style and Elena! Fit.
look Ihrou h 0h AUGUST DESIGNS d y u will fully um that
‘ clomt'u. REVIEW “new? m°ttn but math.
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' J ACOBY’S .
Sale of Dresses and ’
‘Middy Blouses.
~ MID-SUMMER con/[Foams
OOUOH HAMMOOKS—Wilh or without stands. and awnings.
PORCH SCREENfluA few more left with a good range of
LAWN SETTEES—Well made and reasonably priced.
PORCH BUGS—0f attractive design and of various sizes.
REFRIGERATORS—For big and little households. Tile, En-
amel or Galvanized Linings.
RAYMOND
lot-welt.
o. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
llWIllItunv.‘ fill; am
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding (Mord: in Gold is
M lint-On and Other Mountings 1
Mann examination a! out By“. Dcnllm‘ prescrip-
dou promptly filled. hm Rudd“.
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‘ . CENTRAL HOTEL
. Fine room: by the daymr week. Steam heated, electric
11th and. gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American qtyle .,
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Ste. Tel. 1555.w
N. DISEBA. Manager. J. DISESA, Proprietor.
IOU CANNOT. ‘f .
word to inure yourself; at»
wine you would not need laser» ?
once. The same ream that
prompted you to carry W
should. upon due inquiry. Mann-i
lab you perhaps to take out more
insurance. because of the loom
ed cost of building motel-lain. 1r
bor and nearly every other item;
of expense entering into the one!
of making repairs, or rebuilding...
otter o Are.
J. M. Layton & Co, inc.
5 RAILROAD ovum .
50m nonwem, noun. ; .
Cure That Cold By
Taking .
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
WIT H TAR ,4
F. B. BAXTER i2!
DRUGGIS'! "Ill
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Smut. underwent, _ I
Remington. ell ‘ when "
makes, Stud, mini,
sold at $5 per month. '
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGI
m Falrlleld Ave., Bridgeport. Conn
REBUILT TYPEWRITERB
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Now that the Liberty Loan in over. BUY WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS, which sell for $4.17 this month and 10 additional
each month thereafter.
25 pennies buy: n WT STAMP.
nmv mm m BELPS no Wm m wen—no
‘I'm oil the beans for the rest of
my life." one boy announces. “I
dream about ’em now.” ‘
Not many comment an the food.
"'18 good enough," and that they no-
ually get it on time. Now and then
"something goes wrong, but they take
that as an incident of war. They have
‘ ttle to say of what is to come.
TESTING PLEURISY WITH COINS.
A novel method of diagnosing pleuu
risy is described by P. Lereboullet in
'the Paris Medical Journal. The ex-
laminer applies his ear to the patient‘s
chest, closing his other ear, while coins
are clinked at the patient’s back. The
sound of the colon coming through a
healthy. normally aerated lung seems
distant and dull, while through an al-
lected lung. through solid or homo-
geneous tissue a clear, silvery metal
llc ring is heard.
They Were All Out of Step But Jim, by Billy Murray.
Paul Revere, by Charles Hart and Shannonl‘our.
Hello Central, Give Me No Man’s Land. by Edna Brown.
I Smiles, by Joe. 0. Smith ‘5 Orohestre.
Skeleton mu, ong‘tnat Rixle Jazz Band.
Granny’s Ludtly, by Harry Linden
The Song That Reached My Heart, by Evan Williams.
New Victor Records for August
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Hear these new records, whichwe will gladly play for you.
YOU! 311'.
The City National Bank
South mun, conn.
.. _...M.. m.-. wvnvm
When White Shoes Wear Shabby
.We in ready with new ones in all sizes and styles for men,
women and children. "
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Remember, this is only mid season. and there is plenty of
lime to get plenty of wear out of another pair. '
~ While Stockings nt all Grades.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. South NorWnlk.
APRONS
Bungalow. in peroale, cnmbric and gingham—elastic belt
and straight, round, square and V neck—
$1.25-$1.50—$1.75—$2.00
BedOross . $135—$225
Maids, hematitohed and embroidered . . . . . . .. . . . 500—750
Nurses' Uniform Apron. 8inch hem . . . . ".3 . . . . $2.00
«» Dainty Work Aprons, lace, embroidery and ribbon-trim. .
med . 350-500—750
Plain fitted, wide hem, medium and large . . . . . . .: ,. . . 35o~590
Black sateen; reversible, for shop or store ‘. . . . . . . . . . . . $1.50
Princess style. in plaid and striped percdle . . . . . . . . . .. $1.00
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J. I. MALLETTE _
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”much 0
ed theee woists into two lots“
Tfila‘ok - and Brown Kid,‘ Dark Ma. r.
11923113; andtBlookgulmgnz _
$1.50ancl$1fi.75vnluettotl .080
$2125 to $2|9§ “11193315 non-eononce-necrooovluo, $1098
; Isnnlwmnow nmrmvs
A. J. CollinsV‘Compa‘ny . ‘
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, _ .N-UP SALE-0F
, COTTON BLOUSES ..
. 'l‘htatte Etudes are absolutelynew ln'style and would be ~;
“considered fine avlue at their original priced. - They constitute ‘ “
the clean-up of a-famouemnker, whose pmductsnro always in
“demand by (incriminating women. and whose designs-evince ,
lity‘. For convenience in selecting, we havédivid
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" WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
' . Full Lino-Jim Assortment .
ALSO PAINTAND VARNISKA'I! LOW PRIOEG.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
. ., ~' . A.COHEN ‘ ‘
. 141 Wuhlngton Street- . South Norwnlk.
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a ”runner. or a handsome mg
for living or dining room can We.
chosen from our collection with
perfect assurance thntthe selec-
Man will prove no satisfactory
immunity as it is (in outing-noun
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Bomlhllfln. mutual)...
A. M. WOOSTER
ATTORSEY AT LAW
Late Examiner
U. S. Patent .
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nmonrottr. comment!
11m NEW SCIENCE fi ~
oartnmou or *cHtaoPnAm “
Chiropractic in the definition '6)
cause of the disease and the
adjusting the same. Disease lo M?
by a wrench. twist or sprain in
back.“ Even if done in childhool
creates pinched nerves and path I
later life in the Mount organ. Ill
limbs. -' .
. Chiropractors remove the camel
disease and pain. health is refill“
{through harmonizing the nerve m
terns in your body. Female tronbl
given special attention; also m
lure ol the spine. You willtnovw n
gret giving the Chiropractor a clonal .
to help you. ., ‘
Magnetic treatments liven also. ' .,
T. FRANCIS, I). C. .1:
84 Washington St. Baum ow
Graduate from Palmer solicit '
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25th Anniversary Sale
Clothing and Furnislii‘i‘teeon
Sale at Less Than To- '
day’s Market Voltle L
. COPYRIGHT} -
Clothing on. 4
to. Main st So. Nome!
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David “Lilla timid I“
UNDERTAKER’
rm. Office. 10603;; Hones m. I
27 WASHINGTON 81'.
NEW RED'MEN’B BUI
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Lomo;
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Dlll'loll ‘ House.
. Shore Dinners; , '
Allllitttls olyscallootl ‘
' Steak, Chops? and
1 at.
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color. And the price willeurely ,,
LI‘Vuieot the moat rigid ideas or
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