and. on
All Up-to-D‘ate
Books
51.00 to loti and it
a day for each book
takes out.
DONNELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
sum NORWALI.
@7in News.
Eleven novltiates for the priest-
hood took the vows at the Ferndale
institution of the Holy Ghost Fath-
ers, Saturday,
i
Lawrence Kenucdv, of .lpring Hill
avenue, has secured a position with
the Armour Beef Company in Stam'
ford.
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The name of George .‘iyers. of
Westport. appeared in the United
States Army casually list this mom-
ing, as being among the men missing
in action in France.
Ills: irons Donnelly, of Norwaht.
has secured a position at Washing‘
.1911. D. C. Miss Dounelly was the
teacher of the Fairfield (‘ounty Home
summer school. Miss Goodman he's
taken her place. - '
Food and Fairy Commissioner
‘ Thomas Holt has been appointed hyl
Governor M. H. Holcomb as a delt~1
late to the annual convention of
dairy. drug and food oflicials. which
is to be held in Chicago for five days
beginning August 6.
be ‘
raf'ii‘lit‘e Station during the past few|
years, has resigned his position until
has accepted a position with the
Standard Oil Company. He will enteri Forty per cent, of the peas canned
jln the United States are put up in
on his new duties Monday.
Corporal Robert J. Weddell, of
Company 8, Eighth Separate infan-
try Battalion. Connecticut State
Guard, has been appointed to a sec
ond Lieutenancy in the third separate
platoon, located at Newtown. accord-
ing to an announcement made yes-
hrday by the military emergency‘
Wid-
Governor M. H. Holcomb has ap
pointed delegates to the annual oon~
vention of the American Hospital As-
' socialion to be held at Atlantic City.
N. J., from September 24 to Septem-
ber 28, as follows: Dr. E. K. Roof
and Dr. Walter R. Steiner of Hart-
iond and‘Dr. John E. bane of New
Haven. ' ' "
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The dance tests to be held at the
Old Mill Farm in Weston on Friday
evening. promises to be a brilliant af-
fair. One of the leading features of
the evening will be the dancing of
Milo. Le Gal. premiere dansnese of
the Paris Opera House Tile aier
is for the benefit of the Workroom
for the italian women._ This work was
started by Mrs. Florence Baldwin in
ltaly and after her death was carried
on by friends ~through the American
:Red Cross. There will be many at-
tractions. Norwaik should send a
good sired delegation to the enter
“lament. ' p
its run (so. ‘
centurion-so or '
mosarlotrsss
Ana Now loin issued in Antici-
pation of the Fourth Liberty
Loan That Is to Be Put Out
by the Government»
This Fall.
,These Certinostoa‘utay be m
casted throuah us is Moraine
tlcus,u small as $500.00 slid
may be used in payment for sub-
, scriptious to the next issue 0!.
. Liberty Bonds.
if you have idle funds that you
are intending putting in Liberty
Bonds or thatycuexpesttnoso
otherwise in three or fear
. .. the. this is your Opportun-
‘u toinvestinaaotvemusst
coexist at (is not cost. infill!"
we will upl
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- WASWWTON: A“: 30—min” work emblem. The “work or fight"
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’zens in the Wisconsin pea canning dis-
0
Paul Soltez, who has been a utem~
t
of the firemen's uol‘ps at the. cent-
(“a d’l‘, ! 20‘1”.
.4
Podhg can a a family my ay a
acvioolagifoneormore members
has joined the colors, the homily which
has given one or more members to
war-work. ought to have some similar
mark of appreciation. In L A. Kruo
gor, of Cleveland, has designed a war-
wuttt till Fliifll
ed labors emchaliv opposition ‘0 “1“ flag. as designed by Hrs. Krueger is
work orfishi amendment ‘0 me‘m'iacorn-ebaped. with a blue ground and
man power bill extending the draft . red held for . centre. One or more
ages was presented 10 the House M” white bars across the flag will desig-l
liar)" (‘ommittee today by Frank Nor-luau, the number of members of the
rieon, Secretary of the American»
Federation of Labor. t {family mud in war~worlL
Supporting the recent protest of'
lawn. Mill-8 W10 I“
loose-y Jars. Jelly Glasses. Pre-
serving Keith. Parent. Jelly
Strainers, Inks, canning lacks,
Kettle Bottoms. Heavy Sanitary
Fibre Jelly Cups with cover, etc.
Albert P. Collette 1
I WW It. Io. Ins-wall i.
era-ct Deliver!- rsan tonal
Samuel (Bumpers. Mr. Morrison de‘
clared the provision inserted by the’
Senate committee authorising with-I
drawal of deferred classification (i'om‘
men absent from work without causel
was attacked upon the loyalty of
Americas workmen, and a “Conscrlp
tion of labor in a coi’ert" way which"
would be resented in every corner oi.
the country. He suggested special‘
interests were secretly pressing antr.
{labor legislation. i
After discussing problems oi edu-i
csting drafted youths, with Dr. SE
R. Mann, of the War Department's}
Committee on Education, the com-t
mittee closed its hearings and began;
'work on the bill. it probably will be:
Imported in a few days for immediate:
PlCTORlAL
;consideration in the House. The.
Senate will take up the measure)
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iTltursday.
MR. HATFIELD IS
NOW AN AVIATOR
. Willi‘am Hatfield. formerly of the
.Dresden Lace Works, Norwalk. hal_
.heen indirectly heard from again. He
early enlisted in a Scotch regiment
and has been through the war from
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i
the start. He has participated in all “m ‘-
‘the battles of the Marne. He was at- Will-Ion-
tsched at one time to the motor dish u Wfififwbglmll glxhwflé-flrJ-u that
patch corps, but later tried his luck
with the aviation body. it is under-
stood that he dropped three hundred
feet from his airplane, but escaped
material injury. lie is now reported
to be a lieutenant. information of
(some of this work reached Norwsllt
{through the Sons of St. George.
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WORK IN CANNERIES.
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Women of Wealthy Wisconsin Furni-
iles Respond to Cali.
MILWAUKEE. \Vls., Aug. 21.—
5\\'lves and daughters of wealthy citi-
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t
trlcls have entered the canneriea to
aid the labor situation. On Saturday
they line up for their p'ay'eitdeiopts and
receive a minimum wage for their ten
hours‘ work.
Wisconsin plants.
Earlier in the season pea packers
l
expressed grave‘ fears of a serious AL “D8
ilabor shortage and pointed ‘to the Oompdrhonwinahow “I“ w. “‘0 0a.“! m “3'! eluding Blip, Bonn“ “dub.
{food administration's request for all vumsmm OITYinthia m which includes “1 b
:the peas possible. m mini? mo!" M
George P. Hambrechl. labor com- ,
gmissioner. after a conference with m 0" Bombloom ”thus“ ”no". J0 Io MALLETTE
Food Administrator Hoover. sent la- R a Y)! ND & S N
II wmorol IT. um IOIWALI.
o
Hollandllghlh.
'bor commission employees into all
homes and obtained pledges from wo-
men in all walks of life to work in
the calmerles if called upon. t
REVIEW PATTERNS
Suggest Chic, Style and Elegant Pi,
es Donneliy
J ACOBY’S
SLIP-ON SWEATERS
$2.98 and $3.93
Brass and Enameled Beds
Despite the fact that all kinds of metal goods have ad-
vanced. we mute careful impaction of our big stock of KIT-
use“
. 3“”. -:-w The
“if“?
lot-walk.
Then a conference was arranged
with the packers. who were informed
that they would be provided with help
if they paid the women a minimum
wgse. established a ten~hour working
day except in an’emorgency and then
not more than twelve hours. and
made proper sanitary arrangements
The packers signed an agreement.
the women who had pledged their
services were called on, the response
was most satisfactory and the can-
'l'hoy Were All Out of Step But
Elsie R. Chamberlain has assumed the
position of day clerk at the Hotel Bel-
lovue, San Francisco. Miss Chamber-
lain's call-of "front!” to the boll-hops.
in‘ a rich contralto voice. has made a
hit. And Manager Al. Lundborg says
she will stay at the “Beilevue” as chief
day clerk as long as she wants the po-
aitlon.
New Victor Records for August
Paul Manny Charlunartandshannourcur.
BolloOenhuLGiveloonan'snndhylderown.
norles now are operating with a full Why JO!- 0. Smith's Orchestra.
‘°’°°' . Skeleton dangle, ongtmmrmm ' 1
Enter the woman hotel clerk. Miss Gunny, Laddy, by Hm under. I
The Bong That Reached Ify Heart, by Evan Williams.
Hear these new records, which we will gladly play for you.
A. J. Collins Company
Jimhylillylumy.
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. COTTON
’ DOifNOW’ considered hue urine at
PL 0F TIM aheengeznsgpofafmm.flmpmmmogm
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WEAR LOW SHOES ‘? Emmmttm “.m’ "hm m5
.Wohavoagoodlyauorhnentoi stoommnumst.......;..............,so. ‘
Summer new,“ youhsvo ‘1 flflhmm“ $1.98
Wyclmflttowoorthom.
roams-amass,
CLEAN-UP #SALE OF
These Blouses are absolutely new in style and would he
theirotighmlprlcu. They constitute
~71»
BLOUSES
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Do You Want Anything in the Building
Hairline? liso,callon
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113.: 131 Washington St.
Who Carry alarue Stock oi All Kinds
O.- B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
KRWK LINER—Folding DIM ll M It
sun Inf-OI! Lid 0th” Mountings.
1w Motion o! the Dculim' bed
”ll-mned. Inpon mg: 0* I
The City National Bank
South lorwalk, Oonn.
Oifers forlmmodiate Disposal—Subject to Prior Sale,
UNITED STATES TREASURY .
i 1-2 Per Cent. OERTIPIOATES 0P INDEBTEDNEBS
“TUBING OCTOBER 24th. 1918
In Denominations of
$500 and $1,000.
At par and accrued interest from June 25th, 1918.
' Than Certificates are obligation of the United States and
possess ovary attractive feature of. ab - ' vutm
the m.“ chancter. a ort time in out of
To any individual, firm or corporation bavingfnnds tam
idlo.thlsisauopportuni toin '
containtheworldata t, vestinthobcstao-
timeoontrlbutingtotho
nteofintecost,attho saute
ofthowar.‘
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Stamped Art Goods
Tor those interested in Art Needlework it will be to
their advantage to examine our new line of Royal Society
Pachges, which include:
LINGERIE Guam-Gowns, Combinations, Camisoles,
Corset (lovers, Dressing Bacques.
HOUSEHOLD-ARTIOLBG—Scarvu, Centre Pieces, Pillow
Tops, Ooliar Bags" all of linen and cotton crash. Carriage
lobes and Pillows to match. .
mam' arm ammo nasasss AND cars, in-
‘l'ol. “9.
4.
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SEASON ABLE SHOES
For Work or Play ‘
Itmsttmnotwhatmdoofahouyouneodtheymto
befonndhminallltylesand aim for men, women and
children. . =
lvurytlmewesellapolrofshoes,wearecarefultcmake
then so satisfactory in mhntandmafingqualitiesthatthe
buyer is sure to come back for more shoes the next time he
noodsthun.
Satisfactory Stockings to Match
i
CONNEALLY a BRACKEN
81 Washington Shoot. “l South licrwalk.
\
WALL espouse and 10c Roll '
Tull Line—line Assoruncnt
moramasnvammn AT LOW salons. -'
rant'mto, PAP manta - '
. $00?!th
141 wuuutos sage. scanner-wan.
ufl‘
IOU CANNOT I-
sles-d to have your-d- dub 3
who you would not need he. . '
once. The lone H ’94
prompted you to carry ' H
'0“ dl. hairy.
its you perhaps to tan d ‘
insurance. because of the m "
ed out of building "rich. hr
bor and nearly every other it- ,
of expense entering into the M ‘
of making re airs -
after ‘ Ira P .9» rebuilding.
J.itLa_vton&Co.,l-e.
rumour sum
scorn soawau, con.
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Cure That Cold By
Taking
warm ems common
wn H me. 1,
r. n. BAXTER ,3
0300018! ‘
‘4&_—$_‘
B ft. m'
Romano!) *
. makes, sold. “I ‘
repaired Ron
”1' month. W
sold at is our man. ,1;
PLUMIII
Tvrawmran swam:
in Falrflold Avo., Bridgeport,
REIUILT TYPEWRITIII“.
F. s. tram .
Job Printing
8o. Norma": i
on. sausage:
DENTIST . .
$3
tumult. Salon-hm
lounltouMatholp.‘
A. M. WOOSTBR
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Late Examiner g
U- Sn Pitch“ $ 3 . [IL
Office 1 '
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WMT.
THE NEW SCUM!
osrtntrtou or onthorltm
Chlroprtctio is e deilultiun
cause of the also?” and the d
adjusting the same. Disease is
by a wrench. twbt «opium-int
back. liven if done in all“
creates pinched nerves and *-
late; life in the distract organ!
through harmonisin the my ‘
tenu in your body.'l'onta.le ' '
marine-“r “ma.
0 e: on will ‘
gret giving the Chiropractors ”
to help we.
loam treatments aim also.
‘T.RANCIS,B.C.
u'ws-hlnm fit. so.
madam out mung...”
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25th Anniversary:
Clothing and Mamas .[
Sale at Less Than To-
day’s Market Value
* COPYRIGHT?”
Clothing .
came 5., .
we
m it. Ray-cu
UNDERTAKER:
30L om 1m: House out
n wasmnorou or.
\m an ultra lumping.
a are son was
excursion nan.
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a runner. or a handsome mg
for living or dining room can be
chosen from our collection with
perfect assurance that the selec-
tion will prove as satisfactory
in quality as it is in pattern and
color. And the price willsuroly
meet the aunt rigid ideas of .
herbs "0..
Shore Dinners
Steak, Chops . r
Chicken. ,,.,
.A LA CARTIR
Norwalk Chronicler