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150 496 759mm. Holy, of Stamford:
Tells Experience—How
Czecho-Siovak Army Isr
Also a complete stock of all
. Formed I
. ‘. sarvi fl" .'
Ill“ “1 the rem 6‘ ' ] "Along tziih the men in my comg
niand. l have iiiysell up to the Rus-
sian troops. but as soon as I revealed;
_.__. the. tact lildt l was a bohemian, and
not or German or Austrian..tiie atti-
tude of the Russians underwent a
change." says Lieut. Antonin lloly
who has l‘t-Ct‘ll'tiy arrived in this coun-
try to secure recruits to: the Satche-
Slovak army in France. Lieui. lint;
is stationed at Stamford and is a lie—
I‘Ul‘i'il iisitir in Norwalk.
"They looked upon me not as a miss
oner oi war, but as a friend."
DONNELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
com nonwau. ?
J iniy plans as the majority of the Cze-
tlio-hlmuk pi'isonri‘s oi war were held
I . ,in Siberian camps.
' I ‘ “liiiint-‘diately i set to workto organ-
. . I ize my countrymen into an army to
tight for thc Allies.
i "We formed a regiment and were
taken itito the Russian army. But the
Members of South Norwalk Lodge.’czar's officers did not trust us com-
No, .329. Loyal Order of Moose, are pietely, and they would not send tis
paying an extra dollar “in, their dues to the front ‘to fight the tlei'mans. it
. . , y , .. was not until the rc\'olution of 1917
this month, [or the puipose of estdb' ”I“, overthrew ”w (my that we gain-
!ishing a war fund. fight to
-\ ed t‘recdom to join in the
tree Bohemia.
Organize Czech Army
“S‘inco tlien thc work of organizing
tho t‘zccltoSlovalt army has gone rap.
idly forward. Today part of the army
is lighting for the Allies on the west-
ern front. while thousands more ire
on their way. through Siberia to cm-
bark for Franco as soon as they can
get ships.
“The RUSSian people Were heart and
soul in our cause. They treated us as
their friends. and gave us all the hip
they could. As an instance, when our
train was en route to Archangel, we
wcrc obliged to stop as a result of a
car shortage. People in the town,
i Where we stopped wanted us [0 stay
land protect thvm from their own soi-
—Eyeglasscs and Spectacles repair- diers.
ed. lenses duplicated. Prices the low-‘ “But We tilt}T not “sill to do itin Its
. , oiicemcn iii mssia. 'care eagt‘l‘
eht’ at Charles Brand 8 " Iget to the front and light for the mile?“
penitence ot‘ small and oppressed na-
Miss Dorothy Greenstein. of (‘res-
cent Teirace. has passed a civil ser-
vice examination, and has been as-
signed to the Ordnance department.
in Bridgeport. Miss Greenstcin start-
ed her new (luties'this week.
Dorothy, the fourxvear old daughter;
of Mr, and Mrs. George Spicer, cl
t‘amp street, was taken to t. Luke‘s
hospital, New York. yesterday. for an
X-ray examination. Mrs. Spicer is re-
maining, in New York to await the
outcome of the case. '
The Atlantic to Pacific Tea com-
lions.
pauy will move their Washington “We now have 15.000 troops in
France anti 22.000 in Italy. Sixty
street store tothe former Zelui’t drug
store m North Mam street. about to France. Recently the Boishcvlitts
October '1‘ Carpenters and decorators have given them some trouble bccauso
are expected to begin workfrehovat- they do not'uiiderstand our cause. and
ing the stow in a few days, fear that the (‘zeclio-Slovak will turn
. lagainst them. Once the Russians are
1 made to understand that our cause is
their cause, they will withdraw their
opposition.
"We have come to America to to-
cruit Bohemian-American patriots [or
our army. We have been in this conti-
thousand more in Russia, on their way
A complaint was made from Sprint:
street yesterday that a mandiad come
to a house there and had attempted
to run away with a married woman.
lnvestigatidn disclosed no trace of ”v "My ten days. but already our
any such “m“ and ”‘9 police have work has brought results. We. have
heard nothing else about the mut- a training camp in Stamford, Conn.
ter. from which eleven expeditions of 150
men each have already gone. to Join
‘ one in the channel the (‘zechoSlovak army in France.
Work is being d re joining the camp every day.
t
. .ltiorc a
opposite the docksoi’ the Perils (‘oalI Will Return to France.
Company, with a view to deepening itl “When our work of recruiting in
30 that vessels with a large. draushltAmei-ica is finished, we, too. will re-
can doc there. There is a mud’dig- turn to France.
ger an two mud scows on the Jobilbut at the pront “,0 scrve at "‘9 pre-
tho property of the F. S. Wardwe'qum under a French general. who
Engineer company. 0‘ Stamford. knows the Czech people and under-
stands thcm. We wear the French
uniform with the insignia (Czecho-
Siovakl on the collar.
"We are satisfied to serve in the
great win for freedom in any way
Charles Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Gray, of Elizabeth street, left
yesterday for Fort Slocum, where he
has enlisted in the tank service. we can. When we arc able to return
James Jones. of Summer street, to our native land. freed from the
...... ...... ...... m assassins; hailstorm
the freight yard in Milford, is now “At present we are serving undrr the
getting along nicely, and is able to
(‘zecho ~ Slovak National Council.
get around with the aid of a cane. which appoints the omcers of our
army and directs our work. Proi’.
- , Thomas G. Masaryk is head of the
_A feature of vital importance isl council, but we do not regard him,
industrial housing. Industry needsfalom3 as such. We look upon him as
more houses, the workersot. the na- [,resgdem of the Republic of Bohe-
tion are soldiers». too—~their overalls,mia_"
. l
m
are their uniforms. If they are to do]
MASONIC GRAND MASTER'S DAY
their work right they must have good HARTFORD, Sept. til—Annual
care, comfortable houses "to live in. Grand Master‘s Day is to be observed
and “e“ the" ”Wk. “6 your em" at the Masonic Home in Wallingford,
ployes We“ hanged? See our plausl Saturday" next. A program of excercis-
and prices. Phone 1082. St. John & es will be carried out in the afternoon.
Key’ser, builders.
J
Secure a Sale Deposit
, Box in the vaults at
The South Norwalli . A
'l‘r-usigo. ‘
Supply'ia Wanam-
Iot bellman-ad duh; tho
‘n—~
.. ......
l l was taken to a prison camp in
,central Russia, but was stroll trans-‘
lferred to one in Siberia. This suited
"Our leader is General Tchervinkn. '
u-nownwu'auw
*6 Days in Open Craft
~—o-——-
AN ATLANTIC PORT. Sept. 18.—
The first oficer and thirteen men of
the Portuguese steamship Leiioes.tor-
pedoed 200 miles on‘ the north Atlant-
ic coast. on September 12, arrived
here yesterday after spending six
days in an open boat.
[he captain and fourteen men
reached port Monday. A third bout,
with tweiity’two men, is still missing.
AMBASSADOR TO GREA} BRITAIN
WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.——John W.
Davis, or West Virginia, now solicitor-
general of the i'nited States, has been
selected bv President Wilson to suc—
ceed Waiter Hines Page as Ambassa.
Ger to Great Britain.
The announczment
of Mr. Davis"
9 Tint Is Easy to: the Home
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\THE FASHION BOOK FOR FALL~Get a Copy Now
8.9th Panel-nu Now Rudy i
. lamesDomtell A“ a
...“..un km’ meow.“ that be hail
arrived safely in SMd. where
he is to head {he rican detention
at the Berne ConMe between
American and German missions on
the treatment and exchange of pri-
soners oi wiir.
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NEW
FALL
APPAREL
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
Drcsamnkcr to Carry Out in t ,
REVIEW PATTERNS '
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FOR: SALE.
MICRO?!“ LAT! WILLIAI T. IAYIOND. N
was: LAID. 15 noon HOUSE ALL CONVEN-
IENCE. I‘ll! BAH. OARAG LAKE, WOODS, OR-
NAHINTALAIDSHADB TREES.
INQUIRB
RAYMOND BROTHERS
- [37 Walling“! SI.
0. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
I. WIS IMO; ' aim
tumor LINES—Folding Ullfldu in Gold I
M Shut-On and Other Mounting.
M cumin-don
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“Milled.
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The Cit}r National Bank
South Norwalk, Oonn.
Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro-‘
touted? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro-
vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in our
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian at
your Liberty Bond: without charge ,if you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open a checking account and pcy your bills by check.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Pinoroomabythcdayorwock. ShamhMcloctrlc
light: and gas. Fina Cain attached; also Mutant. Italian
and American style
Corner Monroe and Ohcnnut Stu. Tel. 1555.
ll. DISESA. Manager. .1. DISESA, Proprietor.
ECONOMY TOPS.
Albert F
25 WASHINGTON ST.
PRESERVING JARS
wmii: mourn aus's 'ror mason AND soonom JARS
1.2 Pints, emu, Quaru and 2 cm. .
JELLY oussns wrrn TIN covuas.
FIBER JELLY CONTAINERS. .
SEPARATE MASON AND GLASS COVERS.
GOOD LUCK AND JUMBO JAR RINGS.
WIRE CANNING RACKS AND JAR LIFTERS.
ALUMINUM FRUIT FILLERS. '
TELEPHONE voua onnun TO 521.‘
PAROWAX.
24 LB. FAMILY SCALES.
. Gehebe
SOUTH NORWALX.
A NEWLI‘NE' OF
N ECKWEAR
tissues in not and organdy, milled. hematitched and embroid-
ered, medium length and thclong emu-over style . 500— $1.50
line Goon-gotta, crepe do china and «candy Collars in medium
andluggroundandnilormpo 500-5320
Collar and Out! Sets of wash satin, Ooorgctto, piqua and ruiiiod
organdy ....... bod-$1.75
A variety of White and Colored Ruling. mad for collar: or
Iorthccollarandcufl‘letl 250—590 pa; yd.
Satin, Pique and Organdy Roll Collar: .... . . . . . .. boo—$1.00
Black Net Venice: and Collars 50041.50
J. I. MALLETTE
58 armor ST. SOUTH [DIWALI
concoltlu-ococot-noglco a.
To]. 449.
cabinet and automobile.
This problem, diflcult to
Miss Crane and Mn. Wheeler.
tomers.
telephoning our More.
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emons m 11011
Miss Marie Crane and Mn. Ella Wheeler come to in
from the manufacturer for one week. beginning Sept. 10:11.
At our request, they will call upon you to demonstrfite, With-
out charge, tho right way to care for your tine furniture, player
owners, is solved simply, economically and permanently by
audguaranteod by us, no obligation resting upon our cus-
Those desiring special appointment may secure same by ,
ron pm: was! ONLY. '
, THE A. J. (30”.le C0.
most ham kfipm and auto
Their services are tarnished
t‘.
i Charming New: Blouses
Semitranspamnt and delicately» treadmill Georgcttc
Crepe, solid colors, and color oombimtiom. Mare finished
with exquisite hand embroidery and. beads, tor dre'isy occa.
lion-r We Admit that their (lunacy and dainticen are sug.
gestive of frailty, but we [mowthmic m in our] one.
Every Man. Appreciaies
The new models of 83038 thatwe are showing for this FALL
and WINTER. The combination of good looks, comfort and
caring qualities makes ‘us new friends and keeps our old ones.
VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME.
Satisfactory Hosiery for Men, Women.
— and. Children. —
CONNEALLY a amount.
81 Wuhlngton‘smot. South Romans.
‘GNJIalnSt
W“V ~- -
PUBLIC AUCTION
of 30813301.!) 000".
TOOLS. at the homo ol the kid
Sarah A. Benjamin, 52 Ortega!
Boulevard. San Hawaii: *3
Wednesday, Sept. 26, 1918, n: 10'
o’clock a. in. sharp. Entire-com.
tents to be sold to highest bid-
der without reserve.
i By order Jacob H. Layton, Ad.
i miniatrator
JOHN K. FINCH, Auctioneer.
m“.
Cure That Cold B!
, Takinz
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
WITH “FA-'3.
r. n. BAX'I‘EB ‘13
DIEGOIST ‘t
Remington, All Mb-
mxefl. sold, !«
"mired. Rental! 3
Per month.
9016.!!! 810 per month.
PLUMBER
weEwairen Exc ANG-
[IC Falrficld Av... infirmity M
REBUILT 'rveawnirznc.
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Job Printing
So. Norma":
DENTIST .
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tumult. 80.1mm
BounltcuiwnndtcSml.
A. M. WOOSIIIER».
ATTORNEY AT LAW, ‘
Lat. Examincr U. 8. Patent OHIO.
PATENTS.
Sold for 800““ on Pale-t.
' t - Main so arrange-a Cont ' ‘
Till-3 NEW scum?“
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRM
Chiropractic in the definition“?
cause or the disease and tho . _
adjusting the same. Disease in "
by a wrench. twist or sprain in“. ~‘
back. Even if done in childhood
creates pinch“ nerve. Indw ..
will“ in the diner-cut organ. 4.
Chiropnctnn remove tho 00-. db
through harmonizing the nerve m
ten: in your body. Female influx
given npecial attention: also m‘
tut-o oi the nine. You wfllm n:-
b holly» _
um one treatment- men also:
I'. FRANCIS, I): G
u Wuhington St.. Bo. Norm. ~,
Braduau from PIIMN' Ochoa“
REES?"
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attaches to our display of fur-
niture for the room where mi-
lady sleeps. Dainty beds, hand-
some. dressers and invitingly
comfortable chairs are shown
in pleasing variety. Each piece
or suit. is a work of art, both
in appearance and furniture
building. You must see this dis.
play to realize the extreme mod-
cation 01 our DHOEI.
:84 mm unit sum,
8 Wu! Park Place, Stamford»
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