m mfld‘finfwi M55" “3"“.
in .
gon’t take dances of catch-
. mam
, Frank Nixon. New Yolk. N. Y.
' Clarence Goons Peterson. Denver. 001.
Outer J. Poitras, Nashua, N. H.
famiur John Prohl. Hammond. Ind.
ARMY AN“ M I Ralph Vincent Sanita. Providence. R. I.
‘ Mortimer F. Shea. Lowell, Mass.
”fiOWll’KND‘fS ‘ ' “
Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue,
flowmyys’ ”7‘
Canon Street
‘6 W to ‘10 00 Jerry Slanksky. "North Judson, Ind.
“W: FALL 3"“ The following “mum! "a report-5 Francisco Smmgue. airliner. Pa 5 5...— . 5: I 5 ~59: ,_ . _ .. 5" 5. ._.
$3.50 to $6 00 ed by the Co W General of the 5 Patric]. J. Stanton. Vi est QWY. Mass ,5 5 .55 _ 5 b 5 5 . 5
‘ American Expeditionary Forces: . Frank C. Stokes, Sampson City, Fla. 5 _ a“ 3 w 5‘ (.7
’ Killed in action ................. . 31 3:; 3855525212.“) fhecgfl‘LH-m H9] Rm me Back 8“ rt 1; Czecho S] k C 5 ‘ 5 ,2
. .- ~ ............. ~ ‘I 1 -. . - . CO 55
:lslnzgtgfrfg 1 1:0 Thibaudeau. Worcester, Mass. p 9 pm he - ova ampalgn 5
’0 ‘ ................ l ' :
Michael Tomel. Newark, N. J.
' ................ 11
. . ’D‘ed from wounds Domenio Tripoli, sustain. N. r. .
.. T 5 5 126‘. Sarilli Turco, 'Rome, Italy. 5
JOSEPH DAVIS i °“..-..-.-.~..~.~.-.-.a~“ .. S
l I Mich
' ' Lieutenante. 5 5'5 , 5 5 5 .
85 wum"on Stet. George F. hit-.Gillen, Brookline, Mass. 15:: :13??? £2353? I":
‘ sourll uonwaut . ' " ’ ' " a a sav1n
’ " Corporate Clarence Witten. Tarold, Ky.
Claude C. Cash. Mt. Holly. N. C.
‘7' \l'aldl-slaw Wovowicki. Linoleumyille.
. .fl—aw—J William Jackson Hildredth. Leon. 5.55”“ 555555555 \. Y f tl .
'- K|ns- . I V . . I O 3 1r
WHITE PYRALIN IVOR Jordan Ernest Phee, Jamaica Plains. M|SSING_IN ACT'ON' - .
j :The DuBarry Pattern MN pm...“ .5
Chester Olson. Wautoma, Vi‘is. 1.
Arthur Pugh. Wincnar, Ind.
Special Sale
Privates.
Here is gathered a finer lot of furs than ever. September
' If you want to add to your set,
come in now.
come BRUSHES, MIRRORS,
William Woltord Beyer, Detroit, lilich.
Samuel W. Britton, Sazon, W. \‘a.
William Broughton, Thompson, (‘ottn
amt-on nooxs, sznt.
- cases, are.
PONTY’S
' Nictrola Shep
‘_sou1'H NORWALK. CONN.
Mike (‘aringello, Tacoma, Wash.
Alexandria De (litio. Iiiusciano, Terauo,
Italy.
George William Iiuber. North Minne-
apolis. Minn.
Joseph John l(0210skl. Grand Rapids,
Illicit.
Delbert Iii. Mayer. Centralil. Kans.
John Earl Penn, Goodes, Va.
George Pickett. Jonesboro. Arkansas.
Henry Rosenzweig, Morley. Mich.
, .
w“
City Nevis]
William N. Keozh. proprietor of
the Stamford Lumber Company. and
his wife, left for t‘hicaao. yesterday
morning. Mr. Keogh is to attend the
lumberman's convention. which is
taking place there this week. He is
president of the. Lumber-men's Asso-
diation of Connecticut. They will
probably return early next week.
William Schaefer. i’ekin, Ill.
Angel Solari, Napa. California.
Francesco Sozzl, Spruce St, Tomaco.
Pa.
Jasper Newton Washburn, Ripley, N
Y.
Earl Leonard .\it‘l.ain, Gray, Okla.
Walter A. Marr, Lowell, Mass.
Hiram Middleton. Diznoy. Ky.»
Charles Iii. Bioh'r. Jamestown, Pa.
Arthur Henry Ohms, Milan, Ill.
Clarence H. l’oe. Birmingham. Ala.
lrover C. Reid. Evansville. Ind.
Earl R. Ridd, Salt lfikt‘ City. Utah.
Wendel A. Rosa, Appleton, Minn.
James Sasek. Chicago, Ill.
Jesse. ll. Simmons. Armada. Ark.
Herbert Stafford. lilitnderille, La.
Nehemiah (‘andee, of Norwalk.
:rdndchancallor or the Knights‘or
:figzgvf;1(lzn25r:::t} 50‘an ”fun: Henry J. Steel. Shelbyrllle, Inc.
9 . ° 9 ‘6' ° 5Erna w. Triplet, Earlsboro, Okla.
«my tomorrow: evening. A social
William Weihlc Altoona Pa.
' ‘ h ti - '
and entertainment for t e head 0 DIED FROM WOUNDS.
the order in illt state has been an Lieutenant:
“Mid bl: :th entgtagnmerltqt wsom- lrcnaeus Joeeph lJctemeyer, New
Tm?“ 5650 xe.— n “W e ' Iberia. IA.
"(rife Brockton fair is held the week Corporate.
previous to the Danbury Fair this James Lewis Forbes, Linn Creek, Mo.
you. and many of the attractions are Privates.
Raymond E. Blake. Pawiucket. R. 1.
Karl W. Crellor. Alburg. Vt.
expected to come to Danbury direct
from the big Massachusetts eVent.
The: Brockton fair is a (our days' Mater P. Harrl'a. Johnson City, Tenn.
ah't'lyv. ‘co‘mmoncina Tuesday and clos- Walter A. Harvey. Phoenix, Va.
mgfmtlay. Oct. 1 to 4. This :lves5Henry J. Hubick, Chicago. lll.
‘ the showmen plenty of time to reach1 Walter Klonder. Chicago. Ill.
Danbury, either by train or motor Norman E. Oftedahl, Chicago. Ill.
‘mck‘; ' "i ... lEdwnrd Phillip. Chicago. Ill.
5'5"” ‘“ ' ! Ezra l’orter, Farley, W. Va.
,5 Tho-'Coopi‘ciim" State Council or. WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Mense announced today that it Mal, Lleutenants.
minimums Bridgeport War Bureaul Payson o. Gates. has Angelcs, Cal.
re‘t‘tiilésion 10‘ issue a permit to the; willlem 1.. Lemon.- Acworth, on
German societies of that city to 8°5lelllt‘a ji‘Punc‘il‘i: Woottin. common.
by automobile to West Haven. 3““, Tenn. “A 5 ‘ "
slay, September 22. The societies; Sergeants: '
‘l‘l'nl 'élhtz fdl‘ wounded soldiers at the‘ Frank James, WilkesBarre. Fa.
government hospital then-- “mil Andrew 'Richard Kane. Philadelphia.
(100 persons. headed by FT“! K- a- P0.
M'ober, will make the trip. They5\\'lliie Smith, Minneapolis. Minn.
”M". SD tO'WWt HaVen and bad" to Mechanics.
ilridgehort without Stopping "will Philip Keener. Kano. ra.
‘Ior. the concert. The State Cottncflt Norris Robert Rilev. Warren, Md.
or Defense~approved the Dem“ M5 pflgaul
the“ recommendaimn 0! ”‘6 mm?” Jae Black. Minot, N. o.
“flirt W" Bureau, to which the Ge"! George F. Biackman. Heath Springs.
yuan societies applied. S. C.
U" ' M William Brandon. Bloomsburg. Po.
f EREGTNESS' .1 Lorance Dunn. Los Angeles, Cal.
H ' 53“} stand and walk erect. This keepsl James W. Francis. Boston, Mass.
.L d." circulation in order and also ex- Ipmenico Grisolorta, No address given.
_ ‘m‘ds 0‘" lungs to the fullest. B; George 8. Dress, Louisville, Ky.
""“algl‘t like the lndian who believe [Frank Hanes. Fredericktown, lilo.
. hi
-i “Ping "ac" :ndhln {estigfbeiamgg Hlpahlre. Lexington. Ky.
., . .
‘ host stature t at e m B i Rtlt‘tls'llouse, Oneida. Wis.
a. ‘listen to the voice or the Great 5 .
..
‘ M Barney Joseph Kinsel. Kulpmort, Pa.
Craven Leigh. Clifton Height. Pa.
Charles E. McDonald, Philadelphia. Pa.
Fred J. Miller, Weatherl‘ord, Okla.
John Miller. Tomah, Wis.
Henry E. Moomlan, Burkettsville. Ohio
Paul W. Morgan. Easton, Pa.
Joseph S. Murr, Columbia, Pa.
George C. Nelson. Augusto. Kane.
lVValter Olson, Oconto. Wis. _
Harry C. Petrocclone, New York city.
.Leightonn B. Pierce, N. Billing. Mont.
John J. Riley, Moron, Pa.
Oscar George Ringstad. Dalton. Minn.
Patrick '. Scahill, Cleveland. Ohio.
George WK Scott, Minot. N. D. *
Felix Shuton, Btutsen. Russia.
Raymond Smith. ‘Markesan. Wis. ’
William W._ Smith, Groom. Florida.
Prank Walter Smith. Chicano. Ill.
.5 Stanley J. Bailouts”, Buflslo. N. Y.
. i Wilfred autonomous-co. NJ.
wunmo.lwuu.nmltln.N-Y-
list-I7 A. slum. 14-. lacs.
.-
p.
“Thefwho wishton v-r‘
her go ._work anti
Fred E. Sober, Shelton. Xeb.
Edward Stegeman, Milwaukee. Wis.
Fount ll. Thedford. Bardley, Mo.
Anton Tome-ii, Jr.. Pierce, Neb.
Oscar E. Turner. Emberton, Ky.
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.
Summary in casualties to date:
Officers.
Deaths ..... ................ 37
Wounded .................... 64
Missing ..................... l 102
Enlisted Men.
Deaths .................... 919
Wounded ................. 10:55
In hands of enemy ........ 11
Missing ................... 151 3006
Total ................. 3.105
The following casualties (Irv reptlriv
edcd by the. colllluunding genera] of
the American Expeditionary li‘orccs.
tinl'luded in above total):
Killed in action .................. f:
Died of wounds received in action” 3
Wounded in action (severelyi tl
Mining in action
KILLED lN ACTION.
Privatel.
William E. Eldersoll. Cleveland. Ohio.
Benjamin F. Lane. St. Louis. lilo.
Oiio E. Stephens. “'0” Greek. Mont.
DIED or wounos RECEIVED IN
ACTION.
Privates.
John E. Hall. St. hauls. lilo.
Don L. Hayward. Sparta. lll.
Frank V. lasso. Gazette. Mo. .
MISSING IN ACTION. L!
(Severely).
Corporals...
Charles H. Ransom. Duck Hill. lliha.‘
Privates
Fred L. Challis. Alchlson. Kansas.
Leonard D. Phllo. Lansing. Mich.
Paul J. Quattlander. Ensley. Ala.
Joseph W. Iloop. lios Angelcs. Cal.
Martin ll. Webb. Philadelphia, Pa.
MISSING l NACTION.
Sergeants.
Claude M. Barnum. Namgdocllcs, Tex.
Privates.
George \V. llourn. Jr., ’l‘elltplcton.
‘ {lions '
Frank C. Buford. Memphis, Tenn.
Ge'dl‘izc \V. Dexter. Atlantic. Iowa.
William Hirsch. Minneapolis, Minn. l
Fred Luter. Illgtzcs. Arkansas. I
Timothy Iii. Martcr. Port Huron. .‘lit'll.
John R. Orum, Sllcrritrd. West. Va.
Nathan W. Pierce, Spirit Lake. lowu.
Marvin t.. l‘oytllreas. Chapel Hill N. o:
The latest type of army boot llflhl
been named the "l’crslting." It has
three thicknesses of sole leather itl tllc
anal-«agate hull tin inch or thickness,
with an inner sole of the weight of an
ordinary miter one. Such ii boot was
evidently not designed to make a pro-
cipitaie retreat in.-Providcnce Jour-
nal. ' ‘
/, . G
Neurdléld
The agonizing pain of
neuralgia yields almost
instantly to the pain-
reiieving power of the Wonder-
ful new discovery
rhea-la.
“Jules
has seen in this
likely to bring.
The expected hap
far more today
Further:---the outl
much higher.
Dependable furs at
meat of 1-4 of their price,
due when taken, each piece
.‘5‘ '
Some of the coats 1
Hudson seal, plain tine 48-inch model-—
l-ludson seal, skunk collar and cufis,—- $270
. llttdson seal, 48 inch model, fl 5* $240
l Belted Hudson seal 32-inch coat-— a», at» $233
. ' Stuart 38-inch coat of Hudson scal— _
5!“ Natural coon with beaver collar and cuffs— $368
ya; Leopard with nutria collar and cuffs— $195
.33 mpard with coon collar and cui‘fs— $145
:15...
‘0
Lt
Natural lnllskrat with fine coon collar and miss—6
It skrat with collar and buffs of Hudson scal—
'. I“ ..,'1. $127.50
“ Handsome muskrat in 30-inch model with a 3-
stripe border—4- , $115
~_- Muskrat with nutrla collar and cuffs and belt——
‘1» ‘ ‘ .5 $253
‘5 Full-skirted coat of muskrat, belt,—— $225
. ’ Handsome contrast of muskrat with coon collar
"' ‘ -— $215
and cuffs 5 5 5
at Handsome muskrat coat with a 4-strlpe bord;2r8—5
g Hudson seal, large shawl collar, full fancy eggs;
2 Hudson seal, rich skunk collar and cuffs— $405
" IIudSOll seal with. large shawl collar of skunk,
gbell sleeves, trimmed with skunk at cufis and around
5bottom— . .. . t .
Hudson seal, skunk collar and cuffs,—
l Handsome belted model of Hudson scal, skunki
[collar and cuffs. 45 inch longilla.
, _ Hudson scal, yoke model, 33 lllcll, belted,
l Novel andeffective
I
. combinatitm drapery.
l Here is a new fabriofor over-draperies which
{combines novelty with nice effect and great conven-
$285
‘icnce. _ 5 ~ 5
A combination of crctonno and merccrlscd
scrim! 5 _ _
All ready for use. Of striking utility. Of good
taste. And what a saver of time attd bother!
Nice quality, protty,—590 yard
.
5-“ 'A new lace for curtains is of special soft finish
and falls into graceful folds—in addition, is uniquely
lprctty.
5 Upon it are outstanding patterns in blue or pink; 5
those patterns made up of fine dots are lasting,r too.
[ Beside the combination of blue‘ or pink with
5white, the same soft pretty lace is ready in cream or
i
l
Arabian or plain white—59c yd.
r , New figured velvets for curtains and overdrapcs. _
secured by artistic combining of
‘lPrettwafects are
‘ ‘ Oriental. 75c yard.
1 colors and patterns; mostly
Attractive new Swiss
ilrcmstitclled or drawnwork edge. A number of pat-
;‘terns and qualities—29c to 50c yd 5
i ’ Doublcufaccd crctonnes are of special weight and
Summarized, here is the opportunity:--
for curtains has either,
store.
That gathering was made with all usual care and skill
---and with full knowledge of what the future was
pened. Every worthy fur is worth
than when these were chosen.
ook is that prices are going to climb
less than today's value. to be secured on initial pay. 1 .
to be taken not later than Nov. 1 with balance of price i , .
stored with no extra charge. ~ _,_ * 5 ‘
Rich small furs--- -.
.515 Gray squirrel capcs— $75
&; Beaver capes— ¥ ' $45 l
fig Taupe lynx scarfs— '7" $72.50 1 5
:5"- Black lynx scarfs— Ti $48 1 l
5‘; Skunk stoles, very l‘lt'll-—- $127.50 3‘ §
3' Skunk scarfs $33 to $56.50 w ~55 lg
Beaver capcs— $135; "'3 2;
Gray wolf scal‘fs— $35 l , ' J:
'* Black fox scarfs— $40 3
Brown fox scarfs— ' $83. ' 5
~ . Bearer sets, large muff and try" h lilt shawl cold
lar— iii: - $135;
pg Klondike fox scts— . $602 5
5" .Taupc wolf scts— " 5 $97.50 , 5
'Lucille wolf sets— " " $40 1 ’
5 Brown fox sets— $137.50 3 }
'Brown wolf sets— 5 $97.50}; ' -'
Skunk muffs— ‘ ..- $35 to $52.50: I”
' ' Lynx mutfs—-i to» $42.50 to $64l "
_1 Black wolf muffs— 3 _ $305 5‘,
Hudson seal muffs— $19.50 to $30 ‘5 ,,
‘ «Mole muffs— .137;- ' o‘er-.__ $30“-t . ‘*
--: Beaver.m11ffS:-r.f'"?7' . 5: $40: ‘3
3. 5 ffaupo lynx muffs“ .\ _ ' $45 ,
' "Gray squirrel muffs— $37.50. “ 5
‘7' Hudson seal capes with crmiuc collar— $83 . l L
i
Icy-Hot lunch kit, i
a special value---$10 l [5
The Icy-Hot bottle holds one pint and will keep 5
liquid either hot or cold for indefinite period. It’s
just as welcome a servant in Winter with its hot cof- ‘
fee, as it is in Summer with its cold lemonade! ~.- .x
. l .
Kit is of heavy tin, japanncd khaki color, large
enough to hold a substantial lunch. ‘
. . . . .. .i
_ Limited number, instead of $3.70 as usual— ,
$3.10 '
Fourth floor. . J 3
Here’s. a canner
of extra efficiency.
7; ‘A tall container of galvanized steel, built so it; '. ._J;
will hold two layers of jars. . . 5 j - _, ‘~ 5 ' T
i ' .
P.
D
gj In all, iwill hold 10 quart or 12 pintgiars- ’ 5- L
13' 'And its shape makes it a gas-saver; it will do its ; .5
i . . ,. . 5
. f h r both Sides of that - . _ 5 5 .
'gdryulttfobblllttgosclllfl: vfdwlisfiu‘lvkeedch and yet light-ag- work over one burner of gas or on stove—with that: ,
:pearing porticrcs. Soft tones of liked colors. $1_yard burner only partly turned on! . ._‘5 ‘_ ;
3 Terry cloth of extra weight and attraction, in ef- 5.;
{facts which commend it for portieres and overdrapes
to make furniture assure air of
and rep.
twat...
tsputry sub-tau
i
.55
Sf Complete, ready to go to work at once— $4.35 5
a?» TO CLEAN ALUMINUM—fuse Brillo. It’s a
quick andflneflcleaner and you don't have to set-all? «ff-5
. a .
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