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NAME
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Absucoun ........ Abbohooor
Allunont ........... AIM-non
Bayonne ......... ..... Bryon-we!
f ply ............... ....... Beavee
1 ............ Blon-ny
Damn ........... ....... Bon-ooor
‘ rm. ... ....... . Bouvyon-veel
lulu. .................... Bra-Ree
May ....................... Bree-ay
m ................ Buk-SGe-Ill‘
“lion .................... Shy-yon
'Cholnbley .............. Shaun-blur
mummy .......... . ..... Shahm-pay
Champs ..................... Shahln
Conner” ............. Com-mer e
Calu- ................... Con-En
Mm ............. Datum-loo
2 \ Mpvltoux . .......... Dshm-vee-lbu
Dieulounrd ............. , ph-lou—ar
‘ \ Dunpierre ...........‘..." - air
Deuxnoudll ............ DI ~nou
Eix ........... ......... Ex
Eula ........ ..... m. .. . Ay-tu
mt'ezin .................... UV-nn
Feyewflnye ..... .......,. Farm”?
47'!an ......... ..;... Fla-veen-yqe
F'lim ee-ny
Frauen ..................... Frame
Endocrine ..... Anon-reel
flogeville ............... Ash-reel
Hanncrlville ............. Ah-non-veel
if ..
neutecourt ................. Oatmr
Hfltol'llllo .............. At-ton-Veei
Hennenlont ............. hueaon
Herbeuville ............ Er—bull-veel
Hermeville ............. Er—may-ml
Wm ..'. ........ ,. Uhdeacoor
fininy ..................... Zho-nes
' Jeyldelize ............... Zhan-d’leez
Jouvmo . ............ . ..... Zhon-veel
" Lahayville ................ uay~voel
anzlrtlle Z ................ Lil-marsh
Latour ................ “tool
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GARDEN ASSOCIATION NOTES
Are you making your daily court.
bottom ta'thc pencil on barrels! For'
convenience in collecting peach pits”
apricot nib. cherry pits and chiroryI
nu Brull nut shells, the Guden Ar.
sociation has placed barrels in portu‘
. of the city frequented the most. These
pits are necessary for the manufac'
ture of gas masks.
There is one barrel in front of the
City Hall. another between Carbone's.
‘frlut store and the National Bank of
Norwalk. and a t‘nirtfin front of Cortlu
munity Hull. East Nor-walk. in addb
“tion to these barrels the association
has urged that the children at the
various schools bring their pit: to the
school were they will be collected in.
a box and later sent to the proper uu-i
thm‘itles.
A large list of premiums is to be of-
!ered at the vegetable exhibit which
is to he held in the Town Assembly
Hall. Friduv and Suturduy. Sept. 20'
and 21. ‘All boys and girls of Nor-i
walk. whether they are members or}
the Garden Clubs or not are eligible
to exhibit. ‘ ‘
All exhibits must be in place hv
four o'clock on Friday.
STEEL CARGO CARRIER LAUNCH.
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WiLMlNGTON, Del, Sept. i7.—Thc
steel cargo carrier Tipton was launch-
ed at the shipyard of the iillrlan and
Rollingswortll Corporation vcalcrdav.
Tile 'l‘lpton was designed as a su-
gar carrier for the I'llitcd Fruit Pom”
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['mny for West lndiun trade. She has1
a deadwelzht tonnllue oi {.5ll0‘fintl ls‘
311 feet long with a 43-foot beam. its
depth is 25 feet 3 inches and it is of
the single screw type. I
Miss Martha L. Tipton.
lugton, was the sponsor.
of Wash-
STILL THEY WILL HAPPEN t
Mistakes will happen, but the tlll‘
ference between it good man and i‘.
poor one is that the good man is ill‘
ways on guard—Detroit Free Press. 1‘
‘WAR MAKES Monwsv
FEEL THE HIGH
con or lemol
The Norwegim Starting or Peril»; sell w thntln the dollars of houses
lof 1018-19. which shall be used for giv-
ling relief to poor people suffering be-g HARTFORD “a”; . l7‘—1‘nited
=margarine; the installation of drying
‘plants for potatoes.
.utions for public kitchens; and a sum
WW6. A“... A.“ m “w.
LACE com To lulu or
s 0N AMERICAN FRONT Q "m “l “9'
' Variou- org-m Unit: to “'1‘
Laueville ........ . mean-reveal; Ion-t forward.
1&- Basques ............ Lay Bar-a The United War Work Drive“
L8 my: .........m—hy-panhe been organised for work & allocation
Louplnont .................. Lou-men with the soothed “war chest" cam-
)laizeray ....... , ......... Maize-ray ill-ill. The seven societies represent
taste”. ....................... 222.’.‘.i.'.'.:...“” a .. . m2 » - u... '9
Moulotte .................. . Mendel. 90W terminates 88 Elton: ‘-
Nonsard .................. . Ila-ul- U. C. L, I. G. Bushnell It New Ba-
Normy ......... ........... Nome m; “a“; mute w. Coundl,
govunt ........ nun-u..- ”’33:; E. J. “Olaf N” “.7“: Y “t. C.
piili.';:;;;::;: .......................... p... A» to be appointed: Wen-re 1......
Pareid ..................... Paulo Cal-d lulu L union of New Hm
Pintheville ................ Punt-veel yen; American Library Associgtion, r:_
Pout-alouison ' ------ ’0 [Ha-Imam" D. Kine of New Britain; Salvation Ar-
.‘f‘iifiii 1 my. Media W wins-m u-
.Wle .......... Baa-Maul; dean of W; in: Geno Cen-
Rembercourt .......... Ram-belucoor‘ munity. Austin Cheney of South Mall
Rezonville .......... .... Ren»zon-voa"chesw_ They elected Mr. Bushnell
Mi...“ '.‘.'.'::.'7 .... ' '''''''''' mm ween-mu and Com mum.
Ramos ....... Rowoh “Wet. end George c. Hulbel", of
St. amount ............ Sun Boll-sou fitrtford, cempaixn director.
8t. Molt ................ San Ben-rd! Meetings were held at the Home of
3: like; .'.'.';.'.'.'.' ............. S: 5.15333 Colon! Wm Sunday and at the
St. Remy . ........ salt Ray-me Hutton Y. x. c. A. yesterday. he
Spillcour .. ............... Bponooor new of the experience obtained in tho,
Tmhiuucogt 1" ' - ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' - 55:33:33: Revlon campaigns of the Y. M. f. A.
unlot .....'f ’Teel-loh 3”“ ”‘3 “6d “058- the state was «it
Trnnville ................. Tron-veal Vwedinlolhiny-four dlnricts. Detail-5
Vendelninviile ...... Vanduhiau-voel an to the mega“ which '1“ be held
Vendieres ............... Vanda-oh somewhere in ”I. state to perfect the
mill"?.'.'.':.'.‘.'.'..::::xii-.1513: wrung orgasms... .n. ...........
“mullet; ................ Yvon-yon “I‘ll“ ‘0 ”‘9 bUdgt‘l. were referred
\‘iUecey ................... Veel‘say to a committee.
VittonVllie .............. Vee-tou-vccl , _ 7*
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Woevre ...................... Vert e UBUAL
Xivray . .................. Ksec-vray;
unvillo .................. Kson-veeli HARTFORD, Sept. 17.—-It [3 the
intention of Thomu W. Mull,
lUnltod State‘s Fuel Ahhutrator for.
1th“ state, to ilsne a statement In the
.course of a few days explaining. the
coal alto-lion in Connecticut. Mr. Rue
mom has recently been conniderin; the
. ”(potion hid before it by the Rom
‘pnrtulqnt of Provisions.,of groom,
the sum of 82.448.900.000. to be “In-l
cluded in the budget for the MCI! year “meznwtltiiezmywm
tumulbout the
state the» m mart:
coal than usn-l. '
cause of the high cost of living in Nor-i
way.
war-time flour. herring fldna sihn
The money is to be used for the fol
lowing purposes: Appropriation for
war-time flour. herring and . fish. in
eluding fish mixed with the broad and
States Commissioner Carroll in hear-
ing evidence in the case of Antonio
Salasllevitx. an eluploye of the Derby
Manufacturing Company. «arsed
with obstmctinx the l'uited States it!
preparing for and carrylnx on the
war by wilfully and knowingly at-
tempting to iniure and destroy cor.
lain war materials. He is accused of
wilfully putting soft coal Into a fur-
nace. which it is said would result in
softening the copper.
etc; uppropri»
to he placed at the disposal of the Pro-
visions Department for emergency
purposes.
emu.
Run-Down People 0
Vinol is What You Need
Weak, run-down nervous men and women need
Vinol because it contains the most famous recon-
structive honics in an agreeable and easily digested
formz—Beef and Cod Liver Peptones, Iron and
Manganese Peptonates and Glycerophos hatcs.‘
We guarantee there is no tonic equal 0 Vinol,
amt well. 18 PR F ‘
.. t, ' """ Touring. Tone.
. “l gotintottweak m i & “Ilree house dl
dltlon, no appetite, til-ed oi the 5m down umoulf‘bui'il'ci'é‘t'm.
ind sdoches- but had to kho deal of the time, no it was he to
around and do my housework; In take care of my chickens and do my
all: \Iliggkgld mfdtgt—within twg well-k—Yinolhurestoredmy .
enact Improve on on ' I
now have asplendld appetite and feel I canm o isms‘tlii'f: at?" fins"?
Eve run own woman should take
Vino .”-—Mra. Emma Britt.
. not mun. overworked In“.
2- lib. Vinol.
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Itron er and better in every tiny."—
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r 3.110“ F. Watson.
W-I'Iill. Hoover-and Hartley Form a Bad Trio For theBoclte
H.
Amt-innit art-rm lull,
who tun. , m N. m
no:
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Living Room Furniture,
Sets, Chairs and Rockers of luxurious character
.To reduce our large stock of Living Room Sets and Chairs,
we have cut prices. A sale of furniture at this time of the year.
is out of the ordinary, for it is the opening of the fall season
and all merchandise is new. Goods which were ordered curly~
and should have been here in July have just been received. {Ih'e
lines here offered, both sets and separate pieces, are displayed
It is an assemblage which appeals to every I
person who likes easy and restful chairs, or who looks forward
through the day’s work to a comfortable evening at the read-
ing table with the daily news, a magazine or a book.
on the third floor.
Take advantage 0f present prices. . ‘-
Living Room Sets, the latest models, with cane
3t
paneled backs and cushioned seats.
Mahogany Set, Queen Anne style, cane paneled
Q ‘ backs and arms, silk damask covered cushions.
“.25.. Regular $45.00 Sold price
Living Room Sets,
It' chlllar $215.00
.g‘ $116.00
i, 83 85.00
T‘ . $475.00
$198.00
Hohogany Bot, Queen Anne style, cane paneled
. bucks and arms, spring seats, pillows and roll
covered with mulberry velour.
1 Regular $314.00 Sale price
$269.00
Salt? price $187.00
3 98.00
3 72.00
$378.00
.flnglish Club Chairs, the home of comfort witll
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tllcir soft billowy seats and
covered with fine tapestries.
Were $115.00
. $ 85.00
8* 72.00
$ 58.00
$ 45.00
English Club Chairs,
.wool damask. ~ Q
Were $02.00
'75.00
all
Time O'Year lor
With chilly mltllmll (lays
backs. These are
Sale price $98.00
$74.50“
$63.00
$49.50
$38.50
with coverings of silk and
Sale price $79.50
$63-50
Marabout
and cold weather
”head one thinks of lnarallout, light and warm.
,‘It’: is just the right kind of thing to wear between
l now and the coldest of wcuthcr.
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:1 A tempting line of Scarves and Collars, now
stock. Marabout is so bcconlillg.
Main floor.
PEACHSTONES 7
Are you saving them? Also plum and
prune stones, cherry pits, date stones
and nut shells.
in good patriotic work.
is a receiving station.
Special Designer
fignel' offer as follows:
,; r. : 12xcopies or one. year’s
' . together with it fall issue of the
Standard Quarterly and a coupon
Please clean and dry the stones. It
It helps be—
‘ «use it saves livcs. The Read House
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Offering
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subscription,
good for 15*cts. in the purchase of any
Standald pattern.
II out.
olefin. . ‘
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English Armchairs and Rockers, Queen [Anne l
style, upholstered backs, deep cushioned beats,
.u oovofings-of tapestry with blue >velour trim-
mlngs. ..
9"“ch $3950 Sale price $38.00
Mahogany Armchairs or Rockers, William and
Mary stylc, high backs, tapestry coverings.
Were $38.00 Sale price $32.50
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Colonial Wing Chairs and Rockers, mahogany
frames covered with figured tapestry. I
Were $33.00 Sale price $28.50 l
Mahogany Armchairs and Rockers, ,full spring
seats, upholstered backs. ’
Were" $17.00 Sale price $14.75 §
Swan-neck Rockers of mahogany, with finc wool ,
tapestry coverings. This style of rocker is said
to he one of the most comfortable models ever
made.
Wcrc $55.00 Sale price $46.50
Mahogany Rockers, Colonic] scroll arms, striped ‘
damask coverings ill Nile gl‘ccn.
Wort- $21.00 Sale price $18.50
Rockers in mahogany fillisll. llpllolstcrcd hacks,
full spring scats, vclollr coverings in blue or
lllulbcrry.
Sale price $15.75 ,
Third tioor.
Wcrc $18.50
All Wool Serge Dresses
tailored, shown in above illustration, $3750
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Other models, correct styles, "
$20.00. $27.50 and
w JMDMOIin the new straightlin'ei, alto” ‘
"’ltmloefiwhhlkmgmbrommhl »
“a 5"- $35.00. 537-50gtd54502,
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