. The inherits When are result-
ed by the oommandiu general oi the
Diedotdlsease 7
JOSH}! DAVIS Wounded. degree undéterm’ined . . 16
85 W Sirocl . -
Tom .......................... 329
'“UTH NO WALK > ,.
I ' KILLED IN ACTION.
*T' ’ Lieutenante.
'15 Richard E. Cook, Minneapolis. Minn.
Alvin Holen. Big Rapids. Mich.
Sheet Music
James 0. Elder. Harrisburg, Pa.
unearth.
AILL m urns-r arm
1 L. rorum.
Fred H. Ponty’s
Earl V. Jellerson, Hope, N. Dak.
g ”who: THEATRE solLomo
; iincl-lean Expeditionary lorcea:
: t Killed inaction ................. 84
I ' ' Missing in action ................ 58
E Wounded severely .......... llti
‘ Diedotwounda.................\3¢
I Died iron aeroplane acldent. 1
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Harry E. Johnson, Bloomfield, Conn.
. John C. Neuman, New York. N. Y.
Louis Smiddy, Red Ash, Ky.
Corporate.
Edward Benson, Chicago, Ill. N .
Frank Stephen Hughes, Brooklyn.
John W. Wilson. Chimgo, lii.
Joe A. Moran, Chicago. Ill.
Joseph L Shavllli, Bliss, Neb.
Bugler.
Angelos Ponies, Xoreon Xoridaki, Can-
ia Krete, Greece.
Mechanics.
Fred St. Peter, Menominee. Mich.
Eugen Sautter, Tubingan, Wurtteru
berg, Germany.
--——— Lyman H. Martin. Mansfield ill.
'IW' that; W! W819 arrested 3'95‘ Elephalet Snedecor Brookltn, N. v.
lerda‘y charged with the theft of a print“
gold watch hunt the vest of Mr Fill Jay 143R. Antes G D sunbury Pa
.m. of Belle island, while lllt‘; Thllflll‘ls “r Carson Dlllon W, Va
latterwas playing ball last Sunday. 1 i ,0 Darga, Beater Wis
I -. "—"- {Richard P. Donn ll',
Thain“. time table on the New. Mass e 3'
Ezwg'nfim: $1233: :33. Philip Dulren. Raceland, La
Tom Findley, Alto, Texas.
‘° “W“. affect in Sunday, sep‘emb" Henry Frank, Morrison, Okla.
.2 ':"‘ I Northen C. Green. Ashland. Ala.
I
The Woman’s Guild of Trinity Epis- Antons Gustuu Westvlile, 1"
cops! Church will hold a picnic and 01" C Hendrix 39959! 9“"
Itox luncheon at Roton Point tomor- Michael McGuire Bm°klynl N ‘-
he “Mime“ taking the m 30 Charles '3 flash, Orion. Kaila.
”01"” 931' from Soulh' Norwalk. l Albert F. Holland, Clarendon. Texas.
I Grover Houchin. Brownsville, Ky.
. Our 3?}?!th Lodge No 10 l 0. Sam C. Hutchinson. Owensboro, Ky.
0.1;!“ wt- {‘9‘ 11le and SWOT!“ elec-J Stanley Kadelskl, New HIVCII, Conn..
tions 0‘ note took. place Harry Smith John Keller, Philadelphia. Pa.
resigned- as financial secretary. and Alexander Koiodzeonayk. New Haven.
sonnet o Kenn. rots-adv mum?- 0°“-
wna‘e'lect'od"in his place. Charles Fli- John Krutnhoidta, hnsdowne, Del. Co.
low‘ll‘lt'ccéddm. it'liiitlasneamreall ~Pa " ‘ " " ‘ ‘~ ' . "‘
l Milton Oliver Lewltt. Fairlield Nah.
-—Dancing Roton "Point. Wednesday Frank John Lichtenreiu Richmond.
Friday and Mural-it urchins» i lnd- "
‘ 1 . Michael McuGire Brooklyn, N. Y.
i-‘rom present ’mdicatlou it is 6" Emory unhntey, Atlanta, Ga.
poem; that, the Hotel Clifford. which Lloyd Majors. Amelia Court Housc,Va.
has undergone a complete renovation) Alvin Luveiie, lndianapolls. ind.
helm “9 instillation °‘ 3‘" Tony Mutttino,l.exlngton,Mo.
plumbigg. IIUIO open 10" business John Mayne, Boston. Mass.
sometime '01! week the 9"“ d!“ thliel.. Morris. Pirkey. VI.
to be aww by max" James J Murphy, Roxbury. Mats
8( . ”'1." ‘K ' IEdwin 'l‘. l’rohnsco. W Cent-l Rapids.
.“‘.53-$———‘V ‘ lows.
“in S nenberg. who “uh Oscar Cornelius Sauvegoet. .Wheellna.
,t M M“ w- v.
1611
do run..- in? 3353:: her William A. Short. Kansas (Jim. Mo.
an; halt a 0'. has WW " Y i: Stanley Skiblnlski, Alpena Mich.
Haqhérto “a?” £393" V Russelll. Smith. South Norwalk, Conn.
(its. at" soil“ It“ maagntArthur L. Socla, New'Haven, Conn.
Mallory until- after 1.7.81! 99““! Miles Sheldon Sturgeon Woodhull. lll
blfi-‘fln In I. - s . -’ .-.' Ludwig Tande. a'l'nde, Mont.
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MN; irriday evfi fl‘loll Wt- enry A. Underwood, luka Miss.
, ' - Howard L. Vail. Pasadena Cal.
'91” Arm '
Benefit of the Creche nk ’ Lafayette P. Bauley, Newort. Mich.
8“” orcrestra. :- ' ‘Gelindo Boraschi, No address given.
J -e case of John Diaeaa wag betore Josehp’ M. Cieary, Hartl'ord, Conn.
and across it V call “sh this moron Austin Cullen, Brooklyn, N. Y.
”a.“ the II I!“ I!“ fined as 'Frank J. Duquette, Providence, R. l.
‘n d costs amountins l2 ”9“ Dita". Clare Kent Eagleston, Aurora. Ohio.
«the arreSted Monday mnl'llllls by Hot Mark Elvidge, jessup, Pa.
Q "me am“ Jarvis Murray charged 'Jacob F. Fox, Charlestown, lnd.
' h operating a motel vehicle with- Gullio Freda, Erie. Pa.
‘1‘, a driver's license and with reck- Marvin Hawkins, Davy McDowell Co.,
1- .l driving and mm! 310 101' 111W“. W Va.
‘1‘ operators license and .25 and Albert R. Hull, Rocky Gap, Va.
W991?“ reckless driving ‘ Fred Jones. Philadelphia. Pa.
, . . . \ Charlie Marinlo. Chicano, lll. -
3 m Guglienlno Pasetto, San Embroglo.
Italy.
Constantine Pedrantl. Olema. Cal.
ltephen Alfred Rapp,~80merset, Pa.
Clyde Thompson, New Haven. Conn.
' Morten W. Young. Tablequah. Okla.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN,
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City. News
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Beachnton t,
Daniel J. Ciccone, Philadelphia. Pa.
Paul Farup. Park River, N. D.
Richard Louis Hints, Elimhurst. Ill.
Silburn Holland, Lanleve, Ark.
Edward Hurt. Ashton. Neb.
Fred Hutchins. Scranton. Pa.
Charles C. Lilley, Waldboro. He.
Wayne fldAllister, Litchlleld, lll.‘ ’
Robert B; Napkin. Toms Brook..Va.
mechanic Patete. Franklin Mass.
Claude C. Radar, Prltc’hard. W. Va.
'. John 310911518100. Ill.
DIED 0' WOW
. me.
'_ panchromatic!!!
BernardG.w,Afihnd.yia. 7
. W» .
VA bomb. placed against a radiator . the Federal Building in Chi
not only wrecked part of the building - t killed four persons and injured
others. it was suspected that friends 0 the recently conticted l. W. W. men
- Qfestlno Gulnchi. Parsons. Pa;
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.Henry H. Kogelf, Detroit, Illicit.
Mose Canter, Cotter Springs. Ala. “Taylor C. Scott, Bradentown. Fla.
' Leon atomky,wonnetd. Mass.
- Howard C. Vierring West Haven, Conn.
.- Earl n: Findlay. Valley City. a. Dak.
. . Adolph Stephen. Coils-Mme. Mont. ~ LPowel a. Helowaki. Osllnlnc. iv. v. 9
,. John Mishiwice. New Nevin. Conn. .
' took this means at showing their fer!
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i Ernest Shreeves. Alpena. Mich.
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\Wanoner.
Frank Bower. Williamsport, Pa.
Franklin Pcttit Updike. New Ymk.
N. Y.
Privltu.
Joaeph 1.. Ainsworth. Wat-land, Wyo.
Alfred J. Buldus, Delano, Minn.
John E. BurnskWausau, Wis.
Victor Cimei. New York, N. Y.
Harrold E. Crawlord. Cleveland. 0.
Roy R. Hill. inGrange. ill.
Francis Granville Jennings, Mildred.
Mo.
Miles F. Jordan. Fiorien, La. ,
Andrew Joseph Kelley, Clarksburg. W.
Va.
Mike Koller, Shett'y Flanker, Wis.
Lawrence Mulvey. Hammond. ind.
Frank Perkins, Huck. Aria.
Arthur H. Radlofl, Oakley, Kins.
Virgil P. Tudor. Natural Dam, Ark. .
8am Wilson, Memphis, Mo. ‘
C title Collins, Fenwlck. illicit.
.lille 1.. Gardner. Rivers, Tenn. . ,
fled C. Mills. Great Falls, Mont.
Henry Herman Obermeyer, Lafayette.
ind.
Raymondl‘. Osmond. Olney. Philadel-
phia. Pa.
Henry Olen Osnesa. Piermont. S. D.
Jerry Drabek. Cicero, Ill. ' \
Edward H. Keel. S. Bellinsham,, Wash.
Clay McKnight. Pearce. Aria.
Frank Miller. University Place. Neb.
DIED OF DISEAsE.
Corporate.
John ll. Hazeltine. Nillrodd, Conneaut,
Ohio.
‘ Privltu.
Andrew Fatscher. Valley Stream. N. Y.
Vincenro Michelucce. ‘lzunaiord. Pit.
George J. Neuber, New‘AIbany. Po.
Homer B. 0rreil,‘Denver. Col.
*‘bTETB'FhW
Privltu.
Willie llunt. Seyppel. Ark.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Sergeants.
John Joseph Silanahan, Philadelphia.
..Pa.
Corporal.
Thomas John McGi‘aw. Philadelphia.
Pa.
Walter J. Roberts, Norwaik. Conn.
Ora L. Adams, Dana. ind.
Joaien Ardoin. Chataigaltzer. La.
Lennie Gardner. Moundsviiie, W. Va.
Ma{Grinstcin. Seattle, Wash.
Emil Knehi, Neenait, Wis.
Vincenzo Lucisano. Santa Maria. Ca-
tensors, Italy. 9 -
Daniel D. McCloud. Philadelphia, Pa.
Archie McNeil, Laurel Hill, Fla.
Anton J. May, New York N. Y.
James W. Moss. Calhoun. On.
John Henry Sheridan. Chicago. lil.
William H. Smith. Arcadia. Fla.
Joseph William Tolliver, Matoaka.
W.;V.
Emily 'i‘rolano. New lflaven. Conn. .
James Joseph Wales, Philadelphia. Pa.
Fred Welch. Waco. Texas.
Angelo: L. Costa. Seattle, Wash.
Sydney '1‘. Kink. N. Yakima, Walsh.
George W. Nutshell. Redford, Nana. -
Cari Frobatner. Homestead. Pa:
Walter R Godopp, Spokane. Wash.
IVincent Kraiesky. Middlelown, Conn.
I Joseph Loon Inwrattce, Bethlehem, Pa.
finextord L Cuiberson Olympia wash.
Robert L. Quinn New Haven. Conn
William Jamieson, West Haven. Conn.
Abrrahatn Kstz, New York, N.
Joseph J. Laukutis, Ansonia. Conn.
Andy H. Lipscomb, Aurgra, w. Va.
Nick Manda. Kirocampiou. Sparta,
Greece
John Minch, hlntthewh', ind
Sylvanus J. Nelse, bliddletmvn, ind.
Waiter Powell. Springplace, Ga. _
Ralph T Quinn, Spattanburg. S. C.
Orvnl Taylor, Munictdville. Ky.
Budd Timmens, Moulds. Mont.
Albert Trusltinskl, Waukesha. Wis.
REPORTED utssmo ’
NICABTRO wanes
Facts HOSPITAL
Was Gland—Prudent”
- Well“- if
Aiken street. Not'nlk is olllclaliy re-
ported in: misding in artlon'on my
by his father. Darnlnick- Nlrastro. the
father has a letter from the boy dated
August ii. in which he said he had
been gassed and was in a hospital.
both lungs affected, but on the road
to recovery: The lather has written
to Washington for further informa-
tion. The led'a name appears on- the
casuluty list for this morning.
Anthony Nicnsto enlisted in the
New Haven Blue's and kit for France
September 9' 1917. 'Ntldspring he en-
tered the ii at line trehChes. While
in a‘ dugout he was wounded in the leg
by the explosion of a bond. which con-
iined hiln to the. hospital for a month.
i...
Weeds result not only in hit: tinnit-
ciai loss but also in great annoyance.
Diseases. such as hay (ever, could be
eliminated almost .entirely by adopt-
.ng efllcienl methods lor controlling,
the incidental weeds found along road-
sides. in vacant fields, and in waste
places.
hurouostts
"F R“ Mm
’ued because "wastre- III vb“. about
Hr- SIGN CARBON all-0V 88.
Learn what those w are using HY-
SIGN. already know to lull-ta and
corn plate motor aatlslaclion. Here is one
at hundreds oi lcmra we are rec aim
Mr. Gown Glovcrl N -Clty.wriiea: -
"I an enthusiastic about Ryan... .
ltdoea all and month ‘a isclalnted lot
it a- acarh'o‘a looser lid (as implov- -
er. Anything that could cut the carbon
out oi my motor is reins some and I
am glad to write you claim his hit, ,
sly-Bin nde with me. , fir-Stan has
cut the carbon out at In! motor and im-
proved lay “gas“fl todO’e.‘ Shall be
pleased command “1% to my
auto iriende and to any others who
internal-"1*-
I"We don‘t care what make yours gluing ,
if“ out out tea in. agl'iln‘mve
ogmflmim‘ a. haolutslr harmless to all
ma: RY-SIGN imrr“ denier hor
seat as your name and Mill th nin
can a and ten incur pasta ~
fi hfiém box 0 Hyd-
”Em Shh-Ii en's h
VIII HV-CION OOUPOI
mumm
Not-wane say in 102d Infantry Says He
Although Anthoaiyvmom of M l
28. according to a’te’le‘dl‘nm received ‘
Splendid furs
at fa saving
'— of .a-third.
ture was likely to bring.
climb much higher.
Summarized, here is the. opportunity:---
Dependable furs at less than today’s value. to be se-
cured on initial payment of 1-4 of their price, to be
taken not later than Nov 1 with balance 0: price due
when taken. each piece stored with no extra charge.
It‘ll? A “1- 7‘77
Here is gathered a finer lot of furs than ever '
September has seen in the store.
That gathering was made with all usual care
and skill—and with full knowledge of what the fu-
The expected happened. Every worthy fur is
worth far more today than when these w ere chosen. _
Fltt‘thct':~thc outlook is that prices are going to
A complete assembly of worthy and stylish and serviceable furs, no good
sort missing.
Tough, but handsome, fur-coats for motoring.
. .Fine and sleek and beautiful fur coats for street wear.
Small furs for evening and for afternoon occasions.
And savings on each sort Will average
.. a-third.
, ., These savings are to be made only on the furs now
included in the collection. There” is no chance of securing
them on other furs specially ordered or received here in
the future. Today, such fur coats as are hero can be
' bought Only to Sell at one-half more.
As illustration, a coat in this collection at $200, if
ordered today 111 the some or another size, would cost $300.
Each woman wlto profits by present opportunity will save
one-third. ~ ,
Here are some of the pieces read
; only some, for
..ltisa .big collectiom— -91... '
Some of the coats
Hudson seal, plain fine 48-inch
f model; $282.5
' Hudson seal, skunk collar and _ Beaver capes—-
cttfl's— $270.
Hudson soul, 48 inch model, $240
Bcltcd Hudson seal 32— inch coat.—
$233
, Stuart 38-inch coat of Hudson $820615]
— ‘f
. Natural coon with beaver collar Skunk scat s
and cuffs— $368 Beaver capes—
Leopiird with nutria collar and G . '-
cuffs—- . $195 ray wolf scarfs— .
Leopard with coon collar and ($132 Black fox scarfs—
V Natural muskrat with fine coon '- Brown fox scarfs— ‘ -
collar and cuifs— $160
Muskrat with collar and cuffs of
Hudson seal— $127.50
.Handsome muskrat in 30-inch
model with a 3-stripe border— $115
Muskrat with nutria collar and
with shawl collar—
cuffs and belt— $253
Full-skirted coat of muskrat, £35135, Lucille wolf sets—t _
Handsome contrast of muskrat
with coon collar and cufls— $215
Handsome muskrat coat with a 4-
\\
stri e border— $285 Skunk ufl
thidsbn seal, large shawl collar, full m s—
fancy cufis, -- - $518 Lynx mufis— $42 50to $64;
Hudson seal, rich skunk collar $t‘airéd ~ Black wolf muffs—4 “#30
Hudson seal with large shawl col- H ds d1 “fig... 19 50
hoornhunhheu alcoves, trimmed with _ “ °n 5° m $ film
skunk at 61153 and around bottom— , Mole mods—,5
" '9 '. Beavcrmufls—
‘ Rich; small furs. 0 I
Gray squirrel capes—
Taupe lynx scarle—
Black lynx scalfs—
Skunk stolcs, very tich— $127. 50
$33 to $56.50
‘ $135
t Beaver sets, large. mud and cape .0
- $135 '
Klondike fox scts— ,
Taupe wolf sets— $97.;50
$137.5o '
. $97.59;
mmmfiiik
Brown fox sets—t
Brown wolf sets— (
. if Taupe lynx muffs-F
$75 :7. %
$45 ‘ .-
$72.5o._ ,3
$48
$60-
$40,-
Norwalk Chronicler