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151110. D. Andros. Lynn, la- -11 E
' "I: 0‘ EGuy Bartololta Hiddletoun. can. '
N w u S1000 'laimer Bellllll. Dem,licl1 l
'3' pm HA“ The following casualties ore report- ‘9“ P lentil 50““ at?“ l“-
;350 g. “-00 1111 by 111. commanding general of tho 11111111111 8 111111;. Hence Pa
' ' American Expeditionary forces; ' George Blackburn. Rockwaii. Tenn.
9 1 Killed in action ................ 30. Joseph Bush. Phiiwetpnn. Pa.
1 Missing in action ................ 551 William 1'1 Braii‘sford, Providence.
Wounded setenely ............ 82 R- 1
Died of disease .................. 10 E 1059911 B- Brow, Turners “m" ”“5
Died of wounds ......... MEANT” J- C‘rpenter Dickey \ I"
5- R01 F. C,arroll Nobies1'ille.lnd.
_..EArthu1 G. Carter, Corona, California.
197 Merton E. Coleman, lthaca. Mich.
E Died of accident and other causes.
JOSEPH DAVIS
'I Total ........................
\
as "mm,- bme‘ KILLED IN ACTION. Cliailes B. Fenton Roslyn, a.
SOUTH NORWALK C EVito Fi01i Kingston. Pa
E aptain ‘ E‘Ftno Flores, Redia1ids,Cal.
______ _.__ . Qldagies Edward Henderson Oil U1” Anton North. Drexiestel. \A is .
a
' E Earl Hutchlns, Brockpi rt Pa
WHITE PYRALIN IVORY! Sergeants. Etiilrc'nte J. King, liai'lton N‘. J.
Peter Edwaids, l‘l'illiamsville, N. Y.
E'Ednard \lengc, Seattle, Wash.
Corporain.
Sam Bradley, Reading. 0.
The DuBai'ry Pattern
Special Sale
I! you not to add to your set,‘
mmemnow. Quantleil C. Hart, liundon. W. \'.a
:cqgg'fionggfifolx'g fiREOLRS’ 1 Earn C. Kt",alzel 111111011. 0.
0““ are. E Privates.
‘ EJo eph \. B1n011. liald Knob. Amik
PONTY’S
'John Silas Honar, Harriets1,ille 0hio.‘
Victrola Shop
EJoiln \‘l. (lcrkin, Madison, “is
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
11.1011] lsah Lane South “Hales N. Y.
EJames Eduaid Nugic. Matawan, N J. '
E'iiaton Newbury. .‘lialcell, Minn E
William H 0ellich,Jelse1't‘it1'. N. J.
E Joseph Paxton. Milwaukee. Wis.
:\\ilil‘anl i". ll. Scilildbuch. P101111 ill.
E Charles '1. Schwingie, Naples, N Y:
Freed t‘. Walls, Spat'garsville. Ohio.
(.‘latide E. \l'ernette, Caledonia, Mich.
:Ernett Dewey \‘anden Bosch, (hand
I 11111111. 111011.
: llominit'k Custer», Tacoma. Wash.
lira E. Chairman, Baltimore. Md.
Harold Carried Chapman, Brooklyn.
N. Y. 1
Nicola Colarossi, Boston, Mass.
. Edward F. t‘raniord, Empire, Ga.
E Vernon L. Danielson, \l'uupacn, Will.
I Frank .1. Define, Baltimore, .1111.
Michal-l J. Dooley, (‘iliirlcstowm Mass.
Frank Fabich, Hammond, ind.
Ernest M. Faiciiney Dugan Hill, N. Y.
‘11l1'11n l‘l'atint), Sauaattlt-k, Conn.
. Philip W. Fraser. Montpelier, \‘t.
.iabez M, Di'dptl‘. t ieaifieid, Utah.
E'Fieddic J l~in11,(‘0gs11'eli,N.D.
Lee. T. Ford lonetrce, N. 1).
ES1i1'ati Gazii. Elwood, ind.
1rd“ '
i
““E Roy Hamilton, Caliizozo, N. Mexico.
‘—"' E lioi'ace llaudy, Austin, Texas.
1 Fred Harrington, New York. N. Y.
ECii News Ruflin 1‘. Lynch, Ellaybcl'ry, Va.
Fred i". Ilioorinan. Lima, Ohio.
Leonard Ostrowski. t‘hit'ago, ill.
' louisb ‘ .l”i2llt‘.~l, Mound City. ill
The September term of the United (-ustat' lloerick litt'hfleld. Neb.
States court will be opened in Niw Glistal ii. Stllullt’.“ln(‘l19~lltl Texas.‘
liaven Tuesday of next week at 10:30 Atrial Schwmaliz “0113'. \lic.h E
.11: n1. Judgc Edwin S. Thomas pl'e- John Schwartz, Marinette. Wis. Ell‘illiam J_ l-‘rontila. Lead City. S. D.
E siding, E liobait Ii. Se1',iligcvli-cii ill Robert Gibson. \Volisvillo, Ohio.
Boa Edward Sharp, Detroit, Mich, Minneapolis.
Wilson E. (hut-.112
Minn.
EAlf Benjamin Hairis. llulls Gap Tenn
lG'eolge 1. Harris Nittleton, Ark.
EFiilnk l'I. ilogx. Homestead, Pa.
Archie Gilbert liousand, Brookltn ind
Serge-nu, z’.lol1n.ii01nbot1istl, Amslcrdam. N. Y.
EAlir'ed G. ilztiloy, lili, Oklahoma E MISSING IN ACTJON. ’
Jascph it. ’l‘l'ottor, Cunningham. Texas. CorpOraM.
George Vodickn, (‘llical-to. ill. llttl‘ri' Leonard prpflem AUSGNI- 0.,
Farm Schuuw has retained to 1118 Gilbert “1111111, as: Harbor. Wis.
duties in the ('ential llOlllt‘ \iadc bak- poul- l'lhitc.(‘antcrbur.1,W. vfl’
_ crrEEatter a few weeks of illnes5 John J.Ztinkowici1,.iorsoy City, N J.
Antoine 7u1ltow~kl Saxon Wis.
DIED FROM wouuos.
The new “inter limo 1.11111: goes in
to effect on the New llziten r'ailtoatl.
Sunday, Sept. 22, at 12:01 a. m. ‘
mi, Mrs. Robert Morton, of Taylor on”
' line, has resigned her position as P i t .
whookkecper oi the Western Union 1 r V,‘ en. Edward H. MacDonald. Chester, Conn.
, Arthur F. Aldon, Lit-urmoro Falls, Me. Pr' tn
il‘elcgraph Company 1 l R . v m .
. —— .' '00 ' Atwttter, Lake New, lowa. l‘lysacs Arhontous, "l‘hompsonviile.
George Pl'cusser of Prom“, . Ollt‘l‘l J. ‘lljclde, Amherst Wis. (0.1m
'11!
13%.... has severed his connection with Attitur L Robinson Warrior‘s Mark. ’William J. Bachinnn Allentown, P11.
111191 abme, and has taken 11 position in Lau'rche L. Benedict. thwflih N- J
,,.t,l1e oil department at Washington. Ila trunk Hurtison. ”“0“ pa Jeonph Hooker Murphy. W. Philadel—
deft for Washington on the noon “Rn“? Harrison lienr.y 18"”,ka phltt. Pa.
...t.tain- i "mp“ JOhns‘m' Eleva, “ l“ ' Torval Nelson. Albert Lea, Minn.
l Everett lliui'cillund, Lower \\ oodstock, Richard N. Nickeraon. Grand Junction.
E New Brunswick Canada Colo.
Louis Osherowltz Blddeford, Mass. pm“ Eugmp mulch Emitus. Pa.
HPlot. Alcx. S. Gibson. thotiah con- Dammit Setvlno, Scrsale, Catanzaro. Wallace Richntd ”Reid Phllndclplllu
dcmnéd by disease to spend the llilll. Pa.
‘it 0
llt'ltl (‘ 1111 1.1 Sptlnlzstint', Rotnt'. N. \. ('iltll‘lt‘s “1. Arm“. Allentown, pfl‘
, hl'eate'l‘ part of the time in bed.
iibt allowed his mind to remain in DIED 01: DISEASE, _ . ‘ ..
Cor or 1. Ellladlt-y 0. l.lli~, iIlniwood, Okla.
P a" - EWlllit'l‘l 11111111, 0111 11.11111. Mont.
' '"idclive. He has composed a trio for
Fm Mm” 111112.111. "N“‘y ““3“ N' "- |Fond 1.. Frederick»; 1.1111111. 0111.1.
.... —Full line of cops. 0"B1i12n.
"'{hé"'cltoir of tho Norwaik~
March Vithh they BXDN‘t to sing \l'ilii'tut I" lluhb'll'tl Tort-Inuton (‘onn
-' " ‘ 1 ~ .. - " '_ " nl,lCtni-1.l.u.
*1?!" Sunday morning. Septcmbcr 22’ Privatemv liatr) ll 0.11111 1 l 11
1 11.
. 'E' ’ Atltllltl Dunc \‘nshtm. ..li
' 13 suymour Curtis 01‘ No 8 01-011 Daniel c. 1111111111111- Norman 111
”W“ street; Vla‘o’received word that his Robert I; itilhurn (‘orvdon la.
“alight”. M's! Fannibolla Curtis. lotlis it. Nithols. illiiinonpolia,
l"‘litl‘tl returned safely to this country. 110b,,“ 08”,... Balboa. mm.
“Mia's cut-us was at the head of 11 del- panama
" légation 0" edwo" from the United C tl1m Ritigcuay. Jacks-1111.011.
”States which visited France and But:-
I
Nicholas Hermes, Wtillpetoti. N. l).
; William ll. llock. Chicago. lll.
limits Kliplun. Now York. N. l'.
, hitii'lno 1.11 Plotm, Aikenst'ille, .N' Y.
\linn.i Lester Lotti. Sltll'itt'ml liny. W111. .
Zone.) P'cter Mandick. Pittsburgh. l‘u.
lAllic )lulbcl'ry. Artllillittnli, ()illo.
Lawrcncc J. O‘Connor. l'llioii City.
W
lili'tlicb Spinks. \tiitlcn. Miss.
"and and studied educational and so- 1. ' 1. _ 1 . ind.
"'icial conditions there, ' Huang“; " PM “in" Tum“ ‘ Elvin l1. Pcti-rson, ()lit'ia. Minn.
"'" "' 1 ' D D ROM ACC'DENT AND (.‘onstnntinc i’it'ht-zzl. l’ltilittlvlphltt,
" ' OTHER CAUSES. l‘
The appeal to Norwalk people to ”Eva“. :1. .
w'uove their peach and plum pits for ' Owen ii. Quinn. Harrison, N. J.
. William M. .ionns. Cortiovu. Alaska.
George D. illnuret', Begins. Pa. .
August C. Meenen. Gain-stop, Texas.
Frank )1. Michel, New York, N. Y.
Joseph P. Wolf. lrvington. N. J.
WOUNDEDVSEVERELY.
Lieutenantl.
Gus E. Gl'ltfmuiler, limokhn, N. Y.
Ralph Chapman, Vienna, ill.
'Regnnr 'l‘. Kiddo, New York, N. Y.
William J.Sweeney. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sergeants.
Emil Bacliara. Ciaremont. Ohio.
GPOFSc H. Duckworth. New Bedford,
William 0. 'l‘olbcrt, Puductllt, Ky.
Frod Tripp, Sail .lnclnto. Cal.
'Cll("slel‘ F. Tronc. Mina, S. i). _
Jose 0. Trujillo, Cotillion. N. '11.
Anton Weckcr. Osmond. Neh.
Walter W. Weiltcr. Cleveland; 0.
Carl A. Wells, Smithdnle. Miss. «
Harry Westphal. Grand island, Neb.
Everett (‘. \Vltci-lor, Rivcrslde. Cal.
Chriss S. l". \l’illndscn. Marnitcttc,
Neb.
Cloud Willinms, iiomet. Cit. E
'Rlchnrd \Villtiuglibt'. i‘crrintoti, Mich.
#— Mass, Clarence Rlllnchart, Jersey Shore, Pa.
W Harry Schuck, E. Omngc. N. J.
- l ““5““! “I Dwr' Chicago ill Leo E. Scott. House. N. M. '
EtRoy E. Russell Dexter, Maine. Edward M. Sharp, Loup (my. Neb.
Rc:man J SChaPfier' “aterbhry, Michael Joseph Sheehan, Taunton,
1 (01m. Mass. .
' Alfred ll'eathcrliee, Akron, N‘ Y' Charles A. Shirley. Lawrcnce, Neb. l
Elieniamin C SCH" i’cllefonte. Pa. Ben B. Simpson.'Lataycttc, Tenn.
John s r °°”’°"'" William A. Snort. Philadelphia, Penn.
“gm“ “mam“ C“ti-111111111111 A. Snyder, Piedmont, 011111.
Law rcnée Donald Myers, GuatertEJames A. Stanley, Hollitlayshtirg, Pa.
« M'ch' Edward J. Sullivan, 111115111.- House.
1 George Wilson Bondy, Monroe. Mich. Andover Mass _
“ James F. Counlhan. Roxhury, Mass. George E. Tabor. Manitou Colo
James G. Gitchci, iIud'sonviilc. Mich. “ Ebert I. Thompkiml, Rulgby, TAM. .
HWY 9m" “all “Win-"WE- KY- Vito Valeche, Coriille Mascaiace No.
Floyd N. Holllduy. Allison Park. PA. ‘9 Pl‘onVln. 8.11“... mum ".|,_
Thomas Lonny Lawson. Corry. Pa. Charley Vetter, Nashua, 10's.. ‘
' Clyde Al MW0- Cmelie- 1"- James n.1tom,1imliio11, 11111
Walter G. Schulz, Pittsburgh, Pa. 0.0,“ l hool- Blunt
Edwin! S. Wanner. Indianapolis, Pa. ‘ h. m I".
it Henry 11. mm. lull-to. lion.
' ; 11111- Robert 111mm III-In. 11. c.
"Who making of charcoal for soldiers
"usasmaaka has met with good stic-
111111053. . The receptacles in various
places about. the city are being filled
mpldlv. Notice is now given that nut-E
lrmhells, prune and olive-pits are allE
.-1nsatul, and should be saved {tr the.
pylori-11.111119“. the spite of any,
211‘ qdone" fruit, fresh or dried can ME
1.. 'wed, and may help save some Sol
. a‘den‘aiite. ~ Dry the pits before bring-
:1..1..:: them to the barrel, and do not
malt-posit them wrapped in paper.
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“They who wish to pros-
per must work and
save.”
Spendtlirlfta and idler:
are similar; a generation
of them would bankrupt
a nation. The prosper-
ous m the nation's
HARTFORD DOV Ill-LID
HARTFORD. ICI- ll—Nhhohl
Milliillllllill 113:3:irxm: *' Week “3&5!“ ill l
—-—A‘l‘_
UNITED Billlll “Mill.
90 «11151111161011 $1., SMORWALK
'Beans .' . .
Quaker Oats, loose .
Wham. “will” b-
*-
M 0- m. m PI.’
inhuman-hm. non-1-
numb-Immwv'
Mum! ,
Money Saving Sale
Butter, fancy table . . .
Eggs, good candied . .
First Prize Nut Butter . .
Milk-O’Nut Butter . . .
Jersey Made Oleo . .
Lard, pure . . . .
Compound Lard . . .
Cheese, New York State . .
Limburger or Minster . .
Tea, fancy mixed . . .
Tea, lndian Ceylon . .
Santos, best Coffee . .
Cocoa,- baker’s, Lowney’ s, Runkles
bulk‘v I O ..
Very 11111111111111.1111. Coffec'2lc, 5 lbs $1
Milk, Condensed S. K. . . 13c
Milk, Armour' s Evaporated . 10c
Macaroni and Spaghetti pkg 99,12 pkgs $1
My-T-Fine . ' 9c pkg 3 for 25c
Soap, Borax. large cake . . 6c,
Soap, Kirkman’s, medium size cake
5c
Soap, 'Kirkman’s, Star Naptha, Golden
Rod. large size cake . cut to 6c
Soups, Campbell’s assorted . 10c
“ 15c
per lb 7c
Quaker, Mother’s and Armour’ s Oat-
meal - . . per pkg 10c
Peanutllutter, bulk . ' . 27c
Flour, Rice .' cut to per lb lZ‘éc
49c
49c
34c
281:
28c
30c
24c
28c
39c
39c
49c
19c
Flour, Potato . “ “ 17c-
Mea‘, yellow or white . 7c
BEANS
Limas, large . . out to 16c
“ small . “‘ 13c
New York State . . “ 15c
Kidney, white ‘ .‘ . “ 17c
Cranberry . . . 10c
Peas iwhole, yellow - ' .
Peas, yellow, split . .
Prunes, Ca'ifomia .
Apricots, fancy . . .
Peaches, evap.
Albacore l‘una Fish . . '
Salmou,'Alaska pink . '43 14c
Salmon, “ red heart . 17c
Sardines, 'n pure olive oil 13c. ’2 hit 25c
Sardines. international. in peanut oil 101:
,MatcbesAlandy box or Liberty cut to 51:
mm Howl.
71111131 1111111111,
H
13c
22c
. 18c
10c
.per lb 25c '
per lb We.)
cut to 10¢ -
nowmuo's
«~er .
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Help Russia Come Back,
Support the Czecho-Slovak Campaign 4 7
Choose furs
1 ---and save!
flood jtulgiliciit for woiilcii to choose fur coatd
1111] small furs now
1 or tilt rc is it'Ead .1 line gatliciiiur. It includes
roots of lit 11 and lit dutiful and of sturdr fur. it ilk
1 rludcs small i'uls of fashionable Slllllit‘s 211111 llllflq
1 cui'cd skills .1111! coiiii'orting wnriiltli. And it pre‘o
‘ seilts tllciii cvciv one at a saving oi 111' it c
'1 his .9111 hip; is due to two llllllg‘S:“—t‘ilt'll piccc was
bought 1011;: ago wilt-11 prim's wcrc for 11111011111111 1111115
AND tiic store is sittislicd with it fair 111'1 iiit.
Each fur ]ilt‘('t'§ is worthy and tlt'Eit‘litllllilt‘. Skins
Ire soft and. supplc and firm, coating is even and"
finely finished and beautiful.
Today—-cat-li coat and cach littti'l' 11nd ouch 51'1er '
and 0111-11 capo 111 this assciillily is worth :t-third to as '
half more than 115 prirc. 111 other words, to dupli¢
cute titty coat. (for OXilillplO) iil another size would
cost a—llaif more. 3
17 Right now. a fur coat is a coiili'oi't when lilotoi'iiu;
lll evening. .1
Right: soon, fur coat will bc cqually a comforll
when 0110 11 nib—and small fills and muffs will do '
lliCll‘ grateful share in adding to both colilfui't .tntl
ittractivclics” _. . t
. ’ . i
To choose now is to 01101150 from splendid 0011001 ..
lionaiid to get wide range for t'lltilccl
. . Second floor.
‘ mdflfi
1
11
‘ warmth & comfort.
, Durable and soil and cosilv- 11:11'111, flatmcictt'o
ttndcrg ariiiciits now come with their comforting sew 3
rice. .., 1.
' Gow'ns' I!) pretty stripes, lll“ll neck, with collar, ’. .1
l—$1- 50 ‘ "-
”$2.2 Fine white 01' striped, Special quality, high neck,
E
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\ ,- .
E Flannelette brings ,'
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Fancy stripes, splendid “Cl"lll, ——.‘2 .110 and $3
SpeciaLsizc gowns for f 1111 fiptu'c..,11'llitc,~$1.
Second floor.
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Women’s real. _ .
SallOr middies! . . ,- . f 121
Yes, the real sailor type of illiddvi '
With yoke both back and from, with no lacing. .
plain and business-like and trim and attractive—$2 - “
t‘- Sailorlike middics with regulation flannel collar—J
and cuffs, yoke front ,-$3 . ' "f?"
Blue sc'rge iniddiea of fine quality, decorated with f1"
emblem upon sleeves and starred collar -$4 50
E l . Laced-bottom middics with smart blue collar and l
' “cuffs—and with smart red stripe upon sleeve—$2
E if Laced-front middies with blue collar and cuffd
E and emblem upon sleeve—$2.50
1 Elf Unique buttoned middies finished with narrow -
i elf, have blue collar and cuffs finished with whitd _
'1
E tripe, —-$2.50 ‘
EEach style 1n sizes from 34 to 42 now.
, . Second floor. .' ..‘
NEW---Liberty Locket.
'One of the smartest and most-effective bits oi$
:iewelry of the season!
it ’A locket made of composition! Large and smart
'11 impressive; and of good taste. In favorite c011"
’l 'And completed by a unique chain of exactly
. felling color. ,.
v Deep hues 01' delicious light shades—and some olE'
ckots are inlaid with gold.
'A’n'd they serve a double purpose—for as the}
p o a tiny mirror is on one side and room fo‘
m mfictm on otherl '
1 .white, allow, black, co
mofi‘llll’uo—Qb ‘6yand to $8.75. ml.
m’fitboflwahmy be women black to
m with prey afloat; plain stqu...
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Olaf“
Norwalk Chronicler