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16 So. Main St.
IOUTK NOIWLLI.
[City News
Cyril
of South Norwalk. is ill at home.
The New Haven Mohawk basehal
team will play the .L (‘..
at Roton Point. Labor Day.
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. greeting I
Observing what he believui '- be a'
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ust 28 (Correspondence of The Asso-
1—.~~~.—— 11 111114 the fleet this
week ‘Klng George inspected a ‘mys-
tety' ship which is a puule to the
enemy Reference to her peculiari-
ties is officially restiicted to the state
ment that she is an at rplane carriet
'ihis (aiiitt “as toncei tied in Ill“
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recent a' tack tn the airsheds at Ton- |
111111.Sh1- leathtd a suitable poi n. of!
the German coast in the small hoursi
t1t tht motning and a number of hit-
planes weie sent 11
111 d1 SIYOHDK Zeppelin bawars at Ton-
dun
the early hours of the morning 1nd
(ante so he In searching for bane-11a
that at one time he was within 50 fee
ut the ground.
and flew oier the main slreet ut‘ ll (1-
lested. seeing only one human being»
bomb 1111111 a height of 3011 ten 11:1d1
‘ret'eived a shock When a moon on
dump xpioded He immediate! \ male
out 1 e'erpelin sheds and unloaded
his remaining bombs, which can. 'wi 11
iierce tire
WiIkInfi, 0t Donnelly’s BIO".1 .A heavy barrage was [hen {out up
by the enemy but Captain Dixon new
of! and reached home after three hours I
l in
the air.
The barraiie indicated to other :11-
Of “"1" tacit: 113 planes where to operate and
another machine. piloted by Captain
Stuart who was dicorated by the King
The cement pavement being laid in later attatltcd and accounted for the
. Main street is undet the contract
W. H. Arthur, of Stamford.
Mrs. F. Graham. of East Norwalk !
has left the employment of Tristtam
& Hyatt. t
1‘
a
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of second Zeppelin sited
NINTH BRIGADE
IS COMPLIMENTED
(Minuet! From Page One).
Arriving in the South they were im-
John McCormack is to sing. in the mediatelv assigned to the Ninth Bri-
Hoppodrome. New iotk
night. in a patriotic concert.
‘- There will
Well Commandery
the Golden Cross. this. evening
Sunday “‘9'
Regarding this bunch of draft-
ees to artive in camp. “Trench and
'Camp.” i‘h‘e omclal organ of the can-
toament. says: "Men to complete the
be no meeting of Old Ninth Field Artillery Brigade have ar-
t‘nited Order of rived and
are quartered on the
grOunds formeily occupied by the
114th infantry. t‘olonel J. E Meyers
now in command oi the camp. is also
There will be an entertainment i" in personal command of the Brigade.
The tltnoh (‘lub
games for the children tomorrow af- in good shape.
I91 noon.
gun-u—uu—u
this evening. with The railroad deliveted the men hero
The trip was enjoyed
by all of them. This is the first time
that thousands of men from the North-
ern and Eastern States have been in
W0“ on “‘9 M93d0' “”9“ "“0"” the South. and they are pleased with
tion. under the supervision of the the topography and climate of
1,. nearing cample- section of Alabama and (‘amp Clellnn
street department.
tiny, and it is expected will be finish-
this
Practically all of them have been in
the service but for a short time. but
ed next week, if not the latter part of they have entered with the spirit and
this week.
-Vlce—€ommodoro W. H Farrell. oi
vim always characteristic of soldiers
of Uncle Sam. They have entered
heartily into the schedule of intensive
training planned for them, and they
the Norwalk YICM Club Vh° ““3 are looking forwaid to the time when
been quite lit at his home in Bridae they go overseas
u 13 reported they won't come back. and dont want
port, is better today
that he sat up for a while this morn-
ing.
James Russo, of 525 East Main
street. Bridgeport. was discharged
from the Norwalk hohpltal yesterday.
Russo was the man who was shot in
the hip on Friday night last in the
car barns in Westport when a gun
in the bands of one of his friends
was accidentally discharm
I
J. Alexander Gray, son 01 Attorney the “Fighting Twenty fifth,"
and Mrs Joseph A. Gray. paid a hub
ried visit to Norwalk. yesterday after
'men than those who compose
And when they go.
to come back until it's ever.
there.
over
\Tbere is not it ilner body oi
the
Ninth Brigade. and this was evident
at once to all who saw them detrain.
They represent the vigorous manhood
or thousands or American homes."
In another article the writer speaks
again of their arrival: “Lieuts. Park-
er and timer arrived in camp. Sunday
afternoon, in command of a troop train
of select drafted men from Fort Slo-
cum. for the ‘Flghting Twenty-dith'
Reuiment, Ninth Brigade.”
Still another article commenting on
says:
”The Twenty fifth Regiment of Field
Artillery was organized August 2.
with Captain B. Con Anderson, Acting
noon. He is now 10‘3““ at Cm Commander. and First Lieut. Jerome
Miles. L. 1..
having been IMSIQI‘M T Heermnns. Regimental
Adjutant
to this point from Fort Sill. Oklaho- The organisation progressed rapidly
At the latter point he received
It is
ma.
training in the fire process.
and satisfactorily. Every odicer was
on the job and worked skillfully and
faithfully The regiment is now re-
thought that he WI“ Sharfly Start (0" caving its quota of the new ma in
Europe. . 1 4 "
W...-
lcnmp. There is nothing to check the
"pep of this new organization. It has
(in account of the observance of received from some worthy source the
Labor Day the New York, Newman
title of the ‘Flghting Twenty-fifth}
Some one said to them on seeing the
and Hartford Railroad foiiowing its intense activity during the days of or
usual custom. will dlhcontlnne a num- .ganlzaflon and equipment-
'They are
her of local trains into New York the the guys who are going to end the
morning of September 2 and rotor
trains in the afternoon. Notices havel
n war 1 n
Sturdy and strong of limb. a-push-
ing when things are ready. but pn-
been posted informing the pnbiic 0’ tiont. keen of wit and a will to work.
special stops that will be made by they are going right on into Germany.
regular trains into and out of the and they "won't be back until it's
city to cover the service dispensed,0
with on this holiday.
I;
REASONS
CanServc You
lost.
It never dies; h never-ink,
andnavortakssavaoation.
torn-m mminglsa
ver. over there. "
Most oi the boys were assigned to
fieadquarter‘s Company. under com-
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Captain Dixon arrived at Tondarn lot
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He found Tondern \ery much .1 1111 p:
Hawthsohildnndompaadg’
Loop smiths-s boys may he depend.
themsdvu. as well as their flag
and country audio total-a . ka back
home. whoz are ”$1 y find proudly.
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Clellan.
—Mvort.iu in the Sound.
Bad bode—nous from the capital).
But probably. though it might not
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SLIP-ON SWEATERS
$2.98 and $3.98
Vacation Time is Neatly Over
And the Back-toths—Doak Business will soon be the order oi the day.
To make. the same old grindsz it little bit easier,
BUY NEW orator: FURNITURE
Our stock is not only big and varied. but we have purchased ‘ far
enough in advance to insure you FULL VALUE FOR YOU! MONEY
See our line of Flat and Roll Top Desks. Typewriter Desks. Tables
and Chairs. Ollics Tables and Chairs of many kinds. with a wide
range of prices; Telephone Stands. Sectional Book Cases, and many
other items.
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING’TOWNQ.
RAYMOND & SON
mamas
New Victor Records for August
They Were All Out of Step But Jim, by Billy Murray.
. Paul Revere. by Charles Hart and Shane: roar.
Hello Conn-s1. Give In No Ian’s Land. by Edna Brown.
Bmilss,byJos.O.8mith’s0rohssm ' 1'
‘ Skeleton Jungle, stigma 111:1. Jan Band. "
Granny’ s Laddy, by Harry under.
The Song That Reached My Heart. by Evan Williams.
Hear these new records, which we will gladly play for you.
A.‘ J. Collins Company
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. (The hotels in Wuhlnyon were so
a m to b“, i.“ and "my to crowded that my were unable 10‘
easilCamp MC? be known, there were lots of “bunk":
Do You Want Anything in the Building
Material line? if so, call on
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113.: 13111111111111» St.
Who Carry a lame 8le ol All Kinds
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The City National Bank
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Odors for Immediate Disposal—Subject to Prior Sale,
"Miran auras ransom
4 1-2 Per Cent. MEDICARE Oill INDEBTEDNBSS
’ uremia ooroasazoh. 1918
In Dannminaidons of
$500 and $1,000.
3.; Mparandaonrnsdintarssttrom June 25th. 1918.
W MWmofligations oitthnlisd States and
pel- ovary attractive {saturs of a abort-time investment at
mummm.
individual. firm or oorpontionha funds tem-
pu’i‘l‘yfinutisisanopportnnitytoinvut thsbsstu-
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of the war.
Stamped
Art Goods
For those interested in Art Needle
work it will be to their advantage to
examine our new line oi Royal Society
Packages. which include: ”
LINGERIE GARMENTS —- Gowns,
Comblutions. Camisoles, Corset
Covers. Dressing Sacques.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES—Scarves,
Centre Pieces, Pillow Tops, Collar
Bags. all of linen and cotton crash.
Carriage Robots and Pillows
match.
iNFAN'i‘S' and CHILDREN'S DRESS
ES and SETS-including Slip.
Bonnet and Bib.
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You liave One More Chance
To purchase White Shoes More the
Labor Day outing will put an end to play
date tor many.
We have all kinds for men, women
and Children that will lend to give that
air at completeness to the most immacu-
IIIC costume. , - _
White Stockings 9! all Grades
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
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Ahesltarrivalolitew Iieslies in black,
taupe andlhcpopularnavy. at
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