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Norwalk and vicinity: Fair, con-
, ,. cool tonight; Tuesday fair and
ii warmer.
. v . are central this morn-
o‘rer Utah and upper Michigan.
of high were" are central
north Dakota and Pennsylvania
, . led weather prevails in the lake
“on and along the Atlantic coast.
”0 temperatures are low in the west»
.3 districts. Killing frosts were re-
, :- from Williston, North Dakota.
~flooditions favor for this vicinity
" y cloudy weather with slightly
T temperature.
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. . im- -
gt: :i'i'epperature: High, 60;
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sfl- “'-
, They are up to the minute
lov',' '
ed to give lotto eervice
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15%
s
ery “Iailory” Hat
9-.
Ollie Bad Cross Auxtiary of Trinity)
' Church will not meet twin”. hut,-
ther! will be he umal meeting minor»!
are used
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We are showing the
Fall etylee and shades
m3” Marvin. 'driver of one of the Nor
, m Bridgeport iittteye, reported to
”fig-police the loss of a pocketbook
Maine 811 in cash and his operat-
‘ a license.
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Norwalk
are node by people without
tscouaiiiy how to but. good
in
style and color and are intend-
.
A broad, liberal-minded firm
and a big factory are behind ev-
They must be good. and they
newest
ROGERS 8. STEVENS
0fonethiuyoueea be
certain Ifitwerepoeaible
forlalioryflatetohehetter
“columnar“!!—
simples—Aquino}-
a
mms regular social meeting of Court
a”Tilll’el will be hbld Wednesday even-
it the rooms in Washington St.
member has the privilege of in-
’ a friend.
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‘1" “ll-l. Pinch, of Fort street, coin-
Wlned to the police last evening that
“I“ had seen someone peeking in his
“M 'a home. it appears that “Jack,
"3" Pauper." is at work again.
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and Personal
NEWS
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NOR WALK ,
-, SOCIETY
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in Port (‘hcuter
The bridegroom is
J . were married
e s \' ~ '9 w . . .
Ext n i e rurpior merits art bring Wednesday.
“gigantic at the store of Joseph Davis on‘ l
:i. Washington street. ‘
seats.» morning to remodel the lurgc‘, lions.
‘zfitb‘i‘hdows in the front of the store and,
Miss Helen (‘. Hubbcll. who is
it Wow rules.
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“4.37M members of tho Whatsoever
was of the King‘s‘ Daughters will
{~01an all-day session tomorrow at
3., the. home of lirs. Paxton, of Rowny-
ha. The members will leave on the
0 or the 11.10 car tomorrow mom-
,and it as requested that all mem-
be cut; t ‘
We, civil case of Mariner & Flvnrt
Q1}. The Norwalk Line. was tried.thlsl
pain: by Judge George H. Yes-3
. Ell do the City Court. Tammany“,
ails Connery for the plaintiff wlille‘
tonney Leo Dav-s represented the
“under" The suit arose out of a
“mine in a shipment of expensive
cud.
.‘\1 rs. E. T. llushhv. who has been
city.
Abraham and Harry Cohen. who
at their hoiirc..24 lllulrstreet,
District.
evening.
“ ported by the local freighters. Upon
.fiio arrival of the stock in this city
fluids found that there were 'nine
.. . missing. Judge Vosburgh con-
titled the case and took the papers
' hickhe will investigate.
fsti'iison's Remedv for
c-Ma'ilria. Chills and Fever
Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Hortwick are
Bury.
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hay.
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Mériddn.
‘1 Prepared and Sold By
"Stills P 1100 -.
« ,_ . splint hill-wait”
home here.
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“mattress.
Honor autism
or.
,. *WV“ “1° “'0 “"59 PM“ 31a“: mint-d in children‘s welfare work'itt
l‘ntibll'fi Ferry, N. Y... visited her par.
nuts, Mr: and Mrs. .ll‘lllt‘s ’l‘. liubbcll.
ill No, l Chestnut street, for the week
guest of her grandmother. Mrs. Ward-
well, Livingston slrcct, {or ii month.
has returned to her home in New York
stationed at Camp llevena have been}
F“‘“‘;A Coal Miner Thinks 'riim Is ,No
Mrs: ids Martin of Wilton avenue is ,
spending two weeks in: Sheepshead elements of tonic iron contained in
7 your spscoin our massive steel vault, where your private ’
> documents and personal valuables may be kept absolutely in-
“against loss by theft or fire? Hairy people recently have
,ireekiagasafe planetokseptheirLihertyBondsandoth.
, _ ‘4 of value. This greatly is increasing the demand“!
life epo‘sit service. Have your a safe deposit box here‘ yet?
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Miss Pearl Hill. a popular South Nor-
. walk young lady, anti \Villltim Ripley.
last
out
rloycd at Heirsclitieltl‘s in this city.
Workinen starttdv lloth are receiving hearty congratula-
on-
So. Norwaik
uiss Evelyn Eaves of Brooklyn. N. Y.
Austin of Valor) Park.
Mrs. Samuel Randall of Elizabeth
street has returned home from it visit
with her sister in New Britain.
Miss V. May lr‘allqn 0! Madison
street has returned from a visit with
Miss Edith itnxter in Tarrytown. N. Y.
lilr‘. End Misueursc H. Gednsy who
Japanese Rice Cultivation;
Twelve thounand square miles—7r
680.000 acres—constitute the rice land
of Japan, which feeds a 'nation of
about 50.0“),000 mile on an average
of a pond a day for each person. It
takes 135 days to grow a crop of rice.
and in Japan the laborious work of
cultivation is done utmost entirely by
hand.
or
Angels of the Koran. ‘
the
are
, last day.
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According to the Koran the four
principal angels are: Gabriel. the angel
of revelation: Michael. the friend tutti
protector of the Jews; ”fuel, the Mir
will be to send the trumpet on the
FOR Bnoucmrrs
' Remedy Like Vinol.
l doctored for months for a
chronic case of bronchitis with a ter-
lrible cough, sore chest, throat and
cel-
ebrating their first wedding anniver-.
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Mr. and M”; 101111 J- Higgins ccle- lungs. so I could not work. i could
a“ lg d ‘ M n d buried the thirtysecond anniversary get no relief untill tried Vloril. It
or cons ne 0 fig 9“ an of their marriage yesterday at their sin d m 01
31min this city. and was li‘ali8~"ll‘0me on'Burrttt avenue. pp ’ c "‘h and built m-V'
strength and feel better in every
wav."—-Andrew J. Gray.
it is the healing tissue building
{properties of fresh sods livers aided
Miss Madeline Magncr of 16 Belden
avenue has returned from it visit in
Price 500
» Miss Helen Murphy of East avenuefi
tisi‘sction ““3?“th 01' Honey has been spending two weeks in At-
- Minded lantic éit‘y.
Frank Covallaro at Camp Devensf
has been spending a furlough at his’
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h .31fi91'i'1m.m M“!-
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‘by the strengthening blood building.cd French towns far bchind the
Vinol which makes it so successful
in overcoming chronic c0ugh,colds.
and,hroncbitis. - , .
hank H. Baxter and drugglste
everywhere. ' '
a
iFall‘ Footwear
: fllciir'xe
We are showing some New fall
notion in. our newwlndows.
.sreintereetingmauyothm-
m an Bonus. any: and
gel of death: Ixmtcl. whose enter it'
it‘ll,
' ‘ front withrstingiiiiti
w .. mam-ow—
GERMANS ARE PUSHED
BACK ALL ALONG . A
1” MILE FRONT ml
$51” no YPRES T0-
(CORUIIIIM trout Fifi! Pm).
——.-——
are only 200 yards away and in
some places they are in the' old
Wm line that are plainly
visible from the heights west of
Chateau Casey.
The O'rs‘e-Aisue canal and the
river Ailette that runs between
the heights are the chu-
teeu and which forms a sort .“fl
m“.
sin amazed the American and ltal-,
tan refugees who have just arriv-
ed here from Russian territory.
They were likewise much carpi-is.
ed to find Finland and Sweden in
such at actual condition‘ ' .
The Bolfleflk and German
newspapers have the field all to
themselves in supplying Russia
with what information they ehoue
regarding outside alairs.
ARCHANGEL, Northern Euro-
pean Britain, Saturday, Sept. 7.-—
A detachment of American blue-
jackets was among the critcute al-
lied forces fighting recently in
the Vicinity of (W. aye
which resulted in the capture 01'
iadvaiwed post of their main line
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was not abandoned
but “'1'er fro. the enemy is
a stru of five days
ibich no different German drvi ‘
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”The. divisions that tried to pro.
Elena tried to hold off
a single
.Frciicli division. -
vent the. crossing of the canal and
river, the Arum-inlet] l’rt-ss curt-cs;
- pondctit was informed by a French,
lofficcr, who was participated in
:llliisl of the caiitpaigus of tlic \vai',”
{accomplished the greatest t'illlt't‘ll'
{trillion of machine gun fire that
firms bet-n witnessed in this war.”
3 Tllt‘ French troops were obliged
{to fact- that fire at a range of
‘ twenty yards in order to cross the
Disc-Aime mud and the river Ail-
ette. Pioneers throwing bridges
over the“ canal sei'cntceri yards
wide suffered not. only from the
quick titers. but were in good
range of German ‘grcuudcs. ll rc~
tpiired two days to advance to the
Ailctto from the village Pout
Saint Mud and four days to pain
500 yards of ground. The machine
guns were trashed quickly all along
the cum! in front Quincy ' and
in the “pods, thicket and marshes.
The French engineers finally see-
ceedcd in bridging the canal and
the fit'auiridgc an airaged serge-
ts the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Frederick? tit charged the Germans around it‘
'm’aoliine trim position and‘slnglc
[handed made twelve of them pri~
issuers. Such was the work that
went on both along tlitI river and
canal during the five days, each
.day exhausting Germany‘s best
ldivisitme. Twenty-trio quit-k fircrii
iwere found in a small thicket (sill-
ed Etuaruiwitre wood. They were
, hnvc ben visiting in Albany have ro‘ialrnost as thick in Vat-he wood and
- turned to South Namath.
the more extensive tiinhcrcd laud
fronting (”bucolic-Chateau and
Concy-la-Ville. .W'liere the French
eould get at them they charged
and killed the tier-mun gunners on
their pieces, birt marry cmplacc~
iiicirls were too “'0“ hidden or pro-
tected for a dlrwt attack and it
was iicccssa ry to shell thcm.
During several hours Fri-rich
l
[through the timber and when the
infantry charged they had to [in
on to (‘otrt-y-Ia-Yillt- to catch the
Ollt‘lll)’ who 1'ch leaving his guns
and an enormous amount of mater--
iuls and supplies behind .(‘oiii-vlu-
Chateau and the heights on which
it sitintis thus was turned from the
north anti flurikcd at the some
time from the south, while thori-
sands of shells filled the, ruins of
the surrounding positions. t'litit-
cuu. Nope-tit, to the southeast, was
lukcn about the same lllllt‘ iiutl
with it the Germans lost positions
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John Russell of (‘anip Upton spontf BEIJ.EV1I.LE, lll.—-"l am it conllorr which they had spcut it tremen-
the week-end with tirends in this city.'mlner_
returning to his duties at camp last;
dous effort. They retired behind
their three lines of barbed wire on
the line to Freshen. The booty
they left bchind in two immense
engineering dumps included loco-
motives. iocomobilcs. ralroad inu-
terial of all sorts and the great
number of quick fiver: and cm-
plticcmcnt guns and one 15-inch
lgmr with which they had bombard-
‘liucs cast of the Ailcttc.
.fi'cial announcement made at Pct-
lrograd and received here today by
telegraph, says that up to the pre-
sent 512 sir-called ,nouuter revolu-
tionaries including ten members
of the Right Sociat' revolutionary
party have been shot as it reprisal
for the murder o£5M0scs Uritzky,
chairman of the Pcti’ogt‘ud corn-
rni5siorl for the. suppression of a
ouuter revolutiomj
In Smolensk thirty-four large
land owners and the former Mos-
cow arciiicdrinte. ?'lllaknry have
been shot as reprise! for the at-
tempt. made on the life of Prem-
ier Lenine.
BERLIN, Sept. 5 9. via London.
——Entente Allied attacks north of
Armentieres in Flanders, yester-
day were repulsed fbythe Germans
who took prisonem-s'uys today’s
German, Generalr‘stifi statement,
Between the’hfl tie " and Aisne,
the statement add ,, the French,
six miles further back at Frcs'ncs. ’
voluntarily fully extrteated themselves from
9 e dwzerous Pretllt'tmrlil
, wroumledbythc enemy.
lBeartraud dc [lesseps was killed
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projectiles sciii spliritcrs flying all;
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Arisrnupausept.9.-Anoi.lt°riwvml here as implyini.r that.
the town. The Americans success-
when
The Americans Were a part of
the expedition which approached
the town from the rear some time
in advance of other forces mov-
ing lll another direction. (‘oru-
finitely surrounded the Alli‘l‘lcflllfi
fought their way through but
found themselves iinbeddcd in
deep swamps through which they
struggled for more than two days.
PARIS, h‘cpt. ‘J.——(‘apt.
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(‘ouiit
while leading a ' manoeuvring
party 01 his regiment, the 'l‘wcn-
tletli Light Horse [before Ectivil-
iy. lleuns the third son of Ferdi-
nand dc licsscps.
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 9.w'l‘lre
Soivet government of Russia is
‘Wllllllg to prepare for the ca-
lchangc of diplomats with Great
tBrltaiu. if the neutral powers will
undertake to guarantee that the
lBolshcvik representatives at Lori-
on are given aaafe conduct home.
The following statement by For-
,c‘igri Minister Tchitchcriu for-
,wardcd to the Vossichc Zeitttrig
‘by the l’t‘trogrtui telegraph atten-
l
which the Soviet government will
act:
‘ “After discovery of the course
Lof action of the French and Brit-
ish diplomatists. whose activities
livere directed against the Soviet
power, the Government of the
Soviet Republic found itself aob-
ligcd to isolate various agents of
the powers iiurricd. Nevertheless
the government, as before, its will-
ing to prepare for the exchange
of diplomats if the neutral pow-
no will undertake to guarantee
that M. Litviirolf and all Russian
citizens retiehie a safe conduct;
that Litvluolf’ii and his collabora-
tors“ baggage bc pcrinittctl to pass
without cxuiuiiuitiou and that. no
further difficulties be pirt ill the
way of his collaborators.
”Those conditions must. togctli-
or with free cxit front London and
passage across Scandinavia. be
uiiuriiulccd by llolliiiitl, Norway,
and Swrdcn. M. Litviuofl’ is bc-’
lugr notified by telegraph rind "ill
receipt of his answer confirming _
his departure. ll. ll. liockburt, arct-
,lllg British consul general, and
those. riot-outpatiyiiiu him will be
handed over to the Dutch repre-
i scirlntivcs.
; “In other disputed questions
tpi'cvio‘us agreements will remain
l l-‘olloiviuu an attack on the Brit-,1
‘lhll coiisultitc tit l’ctrugrad on Aug.
,31 in which (‘tiptaiii Croruic, tlrc
llritlsli tiliiicltc was killed, the
British government demanded
jlllllllt‘tlliilt‘ repartition. Iii iltltll:
giiort the British government pluc-
ged M._Litviiiofi’, Bolshevik repre-
gsctrtative in London, under pre-
. vcutrve arrest. -
LONDON, Sunday, Sept. 8.—-
The statement in the Geruiaii com-
munication that “we are every-
where in our new positions” is in-
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chcrttl Ludeudorff is of the be-
lief that the German retirement
now is ended and that it is'his. in~
tcuiiou to try to make a stand on
An Opportunity For Busy
Workers ,
Evening School
*QPm
. Monday, Sept. 16
were repulsed along ther'who
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"3100mm," in,
ions on...
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cy outlines the conditions under .
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[01317, II”. 9, {018
at bums" *
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Fibre store closes dEiily at six o'clock
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There is just a hint
iii the air, even on a
warm afternoon or
evening, that the sea»
Son is changing. The
iiitlcfiiiablc chanting of
insects, the “arm glen
of the September sun on"
orchards and gardens,
followed at diusk by the
slight chill which ll
prophetic, all suggests
the change which is to‘
come. New apparel
must be provided. And
this year with the difii-
culties in obtaining
goods and the slowness
of transportation, when
one finds a hat, gown,
coat or suit which fits
and is becoming, the
thing to do is to take it.
The Hats are Charming
‘ ’ Velour or Plush flats with wool or chenille
Embroidery. Styles may be as eccentric, as outrc,
as one chooses. One copies the military of
[course and there are models' which look like tin
helmets and trench caps.
_ Burnt Ostrich, vulture and eoque feathers
adorn many hats. Véry‘original styles f0r=tail<
‘orcd and outing wear.
. Shot Frocks of black or navy serge coni-
bribed with satin are slim-looking and severe.
gThey will appeal to sensible and patriotic women
in a time of war. Braid, buttons And folds of
satin make the trimming. '
Mercerized Poplins
_ The fall stock of poplins is here. It is of good
Weight, in‘ ten attractive colors, and will make ad'
‘mirable house frocks or school dresses for older
girls.
~, Pink. Old rose,
t'Navy, Copenhagen blue,
.Light blue, Green, \
Brown, Tan,
'Gray, Black.
‘ 35, 50 and 59 ate. a yard.
ruin leer
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the present line. liniles southwest of \‘cuduil. 'l‘wo
It is reported front Paris llltil!sll‘ollg‘ German counter- aunt-ks
the German artillery today wasp-ore repulsed by the Front-h in
thundering along the whole battle: the Lafaux region. northeast. of
front as it has not done for several t Soissons. 'i‘lic Front-h took no pri-
wceks and the general Wtious’som‘m belonging to five diflcrtait
are that the German counter lit-l regiments.
tacks and other activity confirm WITH THE Bill'l‘lSH ARMIES
Ludcudorfl'b supposed llltClltliilL. [N FRANCE, Supt. 9-”‘Held
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.—-—Brit— Marshal Hale’s forces this moms
ish and French consular and 0th: lug advanced in the area west and
er officials throughout Bolshcvik northwest of St. Quentin turd are
controlled Russia are under arrest | now five miles west from the Min-
pending ”10 WWW“? 0f lichllll-, dciiburg linc. Thcy still are press~
trons no“; goingt on between the ing forward. -
Allied mivcrnmcuts and the Soi- ------‘—-‘—"
vet authorities. , SUMMING UP LIFE.
PARIS, Sept. 9.——North of the
Somme French troops have made
a further‘ advance in the direction
of Clastres and have occupied Lo-
mot Farm, says today‘s war of-
fice announcement.
French troups have crossed the
Crozat canal opposite Lys, three
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Think on this doctrine—that int--
soiling things were created for on ' . ..
other‘s sake; that to be patient
branch of justice. and that 11"“
without intending lt.—.\leditati- -
Sentinel Want Ads Work ‘5 -.i ‘A
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A WONDERFUL PROCESS 01' EGONCL' "'.
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Makes two pounds of butter from 1 pour-T.
Butter and one pint of milk will also make l: -‘~.<
tor direct from cream. , '
1 ham 2 Quart- a quart {Quart
$1.50. $2.00 sane £333.00.
Albert F. Gehebe
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