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Inflow“,
the great surprises to the "enemy dun-i:
ing the recent engagements along the
front. As a result the rifle is fast
\ ..., .......... so:
I“! _. for I'm Books 10°_15c a time its place was challenged by thel
hand grenade. and some of the Eng-i
. - lish and French experts took the view
M 30‘“ 7 - ' ' ' ' ‘ 350—600 that the grenade would gradually su-
persede the rifle. Trench warfare had
accustomed both sides to the grenade.
so that the rifle was seldom brought
into use.
Ewn with the two weapons availa-
ble. the troops had become accustom
ed to use the grenade rather than the
rifle. and a nenemy fugitive would of-
,ten he chased until his pursuer was,
near enough to throw a grenade when.
a rifle bail would have broucht duu'n‘
the fuizitive from a distance.
All this has been changed hottevet.
by the open fighting of the present of-
ifensive. and the unusually cflcctite
{use the Americans have made of the
rifle General Pershing has maintain-
1‘ ed {tool that first that the rifle was
Elly Nervs‘;
Mails, Pens, Erasers, Ink, Etc.
DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
com lion's“.
i the indispensable weapon for infantry
and while the grenade has not been
neglected, cvmy American unit has
been thoroughly trained in rifle prac-
‘ lice.
Many of the National Guardsmen, In
The Hebrew Day of Atonement well as the Regulars. were crack rifle
(Yom Kippur) falls on Monday, Sép- shots. winners in tournaments and
tellber 16 ‘ veterans of the rifle-ranges maintain-
' . ed at home. These ranges have be
F ‘ —— come a notable feature at the training
on this side, until the whole American
organization has become specially pro-
flcient with the rifle.
German prisoners all recount the
‘ same story. that the greatest sun
'prise came from the impett’losityh:l
s. ' tor t t
Some one suggests that Thursday Igs‘fifil‘f'xaggfigpflmafi “1‘19 Amori
Sept. ‘2' M made a holiday m N0“ can rifle caused the greatest conster-
walk '0 that all men may register un~ nation and loss. Accustomed to wait-
{ler the new draft law. I ing for a grenade attack at close quar-
tel-,s the mass formations of the ene-
my were suddenly exposed to concen-
rtrated rifle fire at a distance. with
‘every shot from I trained msrksnuul.
who was not blaring into the air, but
-—Charze accounts opened to people
of good standing, who have lived in
this? town for over 5 years. Ask us
about it. Brand's Jewelry Store.
—Full line of caps. O'Brien.
-
DeputySheriff Lincoln Taylor of
o! dishonorable savings of cool by con
solidltion of electric power stations
in several cities reached the fuel ad
lmliistrnt'gn
[such plans at Richmond, Va, Lud
PARIS. Sept. 6 (( ormspondence of low, Mass. Wooster. Ohio,
The Associated Press). ~Thc eflect of” ton, W'. \a Kilkwood Mo. and Clin-
American rlde lire has been one of top, 1nd, sill mean a saving of 35,
000 tons oi coal annually, according
[to
coming back to its own as the depend Many other changes in the intelcst o!
able weapon for infantry Ighting For economy hue been suggested.
was ”It ““0
WASHINGTON, Sept. t-Boportl
today The met-tor of
Charles
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limes Donnelly
was picking out his target and send-
litg his bail home i
This experience has fully sustained
the Amencan contention lot the riflel
as against the grenade. and French
and English military experts are
agreed in the enthusiastic approval
they gave the Americans as riflemeily‘
Stamford. reported a smashnp on the
Fat Road, west of Keeler's Hill.
Btimford, between a truck owned by
thb Highway Transportation Co.. and
hid own Buick car. The sheriff didn't
set any lights on the car ahead. and
his car crashed into the truck. No
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and in the view that the rifle has spin
‘Utllllnfllll‘llt’tl its MRI“ to be consid- ,
ered the paramount weapon for infant
ry fighting.
onb was injured.
There will be a smoker in Trinity
Men's Club rooms on Monday even-
ing, September mill. The entertain-
ment committee is arranging an in-
teresting'proérama There will be
games, singing and other Imusei
ments. and refreshments will be
served. I 1
The regular September meeting of
the South Norwalk Musucians' Un-
ion. which was postponed from last
Sunday afternoon on account of the
grand celebration at the Norwalk
Hospital, will be held tomorrow af-
ternoon in musicians' headquarters 8
No Milli street at 3 o'c'lil‘clt and i
Rood attendance is expected. Last
Sunday nearly two-thirds of the mem-
bership oi the Union were playing in
add about town~the American Blind Dunlli'l‘? answered by mothers of _
OVERALLS FOR
, woMnnyonxnlts
. BLOOMINGTON. lnd., Sept. 6.-
Overalls for women workers have
been omcially approved by the City
Council which held a special session
to pass upon the propriety of the use
of these garments by women.
This is the home of a large furni-
ture factory Wth the army called
many men workers to the colors, we
then took their places. The state
factory law prohibits the wearing of
loose clothing .near machinery, and
overalls were adopted by women work-
ers Their appearance on the street.
g'oin'a to and from their work. caused
a protest to be flied with the City
Council by the wanton leaders of a re
form Organization. The protest was
Vacation Time is Nearly'Over
And the Back-totnoossk nun-us will soon be the order or the day.
To melts the some old grind seem a little bit easier. 1‘ ,
BUY NEW OFFICE FURNITURE
Our sloclt is not only big and varied. but we have purchased for
enough in advance to insure you FULL VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY.
See our line of Flat and Roll Top Desks, Typetvriter Desks, Tables
and Chairs. Oince Tables and Chairs of many kinds. with I wide
range of prices; Telephone Stands, Sectional Book Cases. and many
other items.
FREE DELIVERY TO A LL SURROUNDING TOWN!»
RAYMOND & SON
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In!“ LID Ml mes.
' moms
RAYMOND BROTHERS
’0. B. JACKSON
OPTOMEPRIS'I
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meson actions-rota... Unload: I. one u
“Maximum-inn“
The City National Bank
filth Hm Conn.
Odors for Immediate Disposal—Subject to Prior Bale.
m sum TREASURY
4 1-2 Per Cent. optimum Ol' INDIBTEDNIBS
urbane 002038! 24th, 1918
In Denominstions of
8500 and $1,000.
lipsrsndsoornodinmnmlnnoflth, 1918
M Certificates no obligations of the United States and
possu- Ivery sill-min {ochre o! I short-time investment oi
highest character
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mix. tytolnvsstinthobeslso
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A NEW LINE OF
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Tissues in not and orgsndy. rattled. hemstitohod and embroid.
erod,lnsdluin length slid tholong cross-over style. boo—$1. lit;
l'ino Georgette. crops do chino and orgsndy Oollsss inmodittm
Indlujgosonndsnduilocshsps filo—$220
OoflarsndOuil’Bstiof wish satin, Georgette, pique Ind ruffled
..... 600481.?
Anxiety ofWhlts and Colored Ruling nudfor collars or
fortheoollnnndonlsots ................ 260—590 per ydr
Satin, qutlssnd Omndy RollOollsrs Eco—$1.00
Black ital vomit and Collars soc-$1.50
J. I. MALLETTE
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ammo 1530033008! WITH ALL CONVEN-
m IAIN. GARAGE, LAKE, WOODS, Ol-
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findi-
com 108'“
of 20 men 't the hospital, Gr"; u at king girls, who held that the oven
Bros orchestra at Roton 1’0““ an Hills were more modest than the pre-
Svec’s augmented orchstra at the valling styles in women's dress, to be
pré Hose clam balté in Norwhlk and seen onnthe streggplggeglgf “1:02:30
'.town 9 ma e
if: i“ 281:“! Thege d Oil‘shestraed Th: ory Iallied to the cause of the "over-
0 5 er can It a 0 pay a” girls" and the general superin-
the big Labor Day parade in Bridge' tendent “sued an opén letter. approv-
pert. on Labor Day morning. heading in: ct overalls for women. h
the U. M]. C war workers and in theI Finally Mayor Weaver called t E
ernoon at the hospital celebration. “"‘ndcd by 'mmen mm" “d aloe
. ety women. After much discuss on.
n giving a splendid concert. the overalls were oilicially approved.
all was enjoyed by many music:
lovers of the Norwalks. Try a Sentinel Want so.
W555;
Special Notice to Holders
. of Liberty Bonds.
I commit alum sum 3 1.2 inn cam. .
Bonus on It its ass-t scabs or m mass
Home Furnishings
That the Thrifty Will Appreciate.
.Your homotmlshings problems osn easily be solved hers.
We have assembled an assortment of W, BED.
onto, nods, mounts, surname and mom
mamas, that will w your critical instillation quality,
construction, style and price, with soilskotion all . .
till it. I. courts c0.
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m sosonn mini! ”Loan.
In monoxide of the lane of United States 4 1.4 Per
Cent. Bonds of thhl'lm'd Liberty hush, holders of the above
1:1me bonds will é. entitled to mantle-2t pigmafibandsrinto
an 0 ton W m Mg pa an-
mqthemmorwhidtwfllbe id outwltbthdfs oi the
bonds of the WM MWMImhbondswill
have the some doles for the psymont of interest, the some
datesofntatnrltyof I'ln aims terms of redemp-
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Moonwalk mam opportunitytogetonutsiow
price. Earlyseiootlonisad'llihblo.
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sins and Wm. And guarantee a perfect fit for the grow.
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qualities and good looks.
Satislattoi‘y Stockings of All Grades.
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Sale at Less 'l‘li’nil'l'dv
day’s Market villus ,
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Clothing Co.
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Furs Repaired;
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Oin‘ oi the ravenous uncon-
vondlilhe'f'fill Bill thbl. grows
on you, on lilac you can lm'
with and not got tired of? Well.
we have it. Call and see this
"memt"
store. Period suites. odd 9 p.
untold! (if m dsflzn ltd
floods, . silica" limits will!
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