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The “Yankee Trophies," the most
’enteusive collection of battlefield rel-
,ics that has been gathered together
- )since the L'nited States entered the
. :‘war, is to be exhibited before the pop-l
tilatiun 01' New York, New Jersey and,
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‘lw 3, our“. Mk O1 311 tew wet-ks. these relics are troph;esl
. of the fights in which our men in
fl.‘. France have been engaged. and most‘
Ill“ ‘3 the W m of them have been obtained at the soul
riiice of life. ’ .
it is the belief of the Administration.
__ that nothing will bring home more et-l
tectively to the people the necessity of:
backing the war to the limit, and that
nothing will be more certain to arouse
the fighting spirit of every mall and
woman, than the exhibition of thesel
trophies. ‘
It also is the intention of the Admin-‘
istration to show the people just how
._ille men at the trout live nud’tight,1
and for this reason the War and Navy
Departments have included in the ex-1
lhlbit complete outfits of the soldier,
gthe sailor and the marine. This will
,cnable everybody to visualize more:
‘clcarly the enormous cost of the war,1
for the countless items that all to
make up the lighting man's outfit must
be supplied in quantities that stagger
,the imagination. if the war is to be
_ DON NELLY’S
16 50. Main St.
IOU?! IOR'ALI.
part 01 Connecticut during the next L-be invited to inspect
Kala-DOHILO preparations have been “5‘“ “‘0‘? WWW ,
made for the protection of the meat! Connie takes very practical views of’
with film tam canectod‘m will? her parent's promises. The other day.‘
at oral ron eta one. rnqnuut I ‘. . oi mum h he
I leof the state ntuh I‘ to‘to silencea tit ).g.“er mot 1'
call 'out contingents of the Home promised’her a new doll \\ but shall,
Guard, besides which the Boy Scouts' we call her. “0110”?" She said. taking ‘
of America 11“ Promised their assist- the little girl on her knee. “Never
an‘ce of Eater 31nd tidemznwrfince 0‘ mind her name. mammal." cried Conniw,E
an e y. or 9 re n o patriot- . _ ._
ic stirs, the s] ler, who is attached looking at her mother out of the «01
,0 each train. will mount the rostrum, her of her eyes. “9 it find a name for
built at the end of one“ the flat cars, her when ~when she's bpyed"
and Will deliver a short address, ._..__. A ..--.-,, _ ,
whereupon the assembled throng will AN ODD WAR RELIC '
M M h a}? $039533 Mrs. William H. Odell has received
eanWletepurposeso elE‘I'“ . ., C‘ .. .
ty Loan campaign will be fully u. trophies of “hr-front HUlpOlnl \\. H.
plained. . Odell, Jr., who is scrung Will] the
troops a mile and a ball back of the
firing line building railroads and
storehouses. Among the novel relics
received is ,1 vast“. stunned and ham'
mered out from a French 7:3 milli-
metre shell.
THE GOAT'S FOOT.
Did you ever notice the shape and
l ' t" foot? t ‘ s
sue no orders whatsoever to Ciliet, ”“3 bu‘ld ot‘ a gun b l S ”mes
P . t th r “H for rock climbing is only one sign or,
analog on on e ”d 81' IGod's marvelous care in fitting his
The letter follows; lcreatures for the kind of work they.
Mayor JPl‘é‘lllluh Donovan, 1 5
My Dear Sr: lulust do.
I was requested by the Oflicial‘
Board of the First Methodist Eplswl
pal Church at its regular meeting E
last night (Wednesday evening) to;
bring to your ltteiltion the tact that:
WANT STORE TO CLOSE
Mayor Jeremiah Donovan l'é‘CPth‘U
the followin; letter this morning.
which he has allowed Chief of Police
Pennington to read. What action.
will be taken in the matter is not be-
ing given out. but Mayor Donol'anl
said this morning that he would is~
W E
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PUBLIC ADM ~.
of HOUSEHOLD Gm, aha
Ono Lot of 0mm!
TOOLS, at the home 01 to“
Sarah A. hum ' 53 “any
Boulevard, East lorwnlb, 0%.,
Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1918, at R
o'clock a. in. sharp. Entire can}.
tents to be sold to Exile! it
l der without. reserve.
l By order Jacob H. Layton, ._ r
Administrator ‘
\ JOHN R. FINCH, Austin-nu.
V my
FOR SALE. ,
mmormurnwnwn “LIAYIOHDJO i
AMI-AIDJEIOOIEOUBI WITH ALL coma- I
MOB. mun BARN. when, LAB, WOODS. OR- 3
unmrumsinn: runs. i
mounts . ;
RAYMOND BROTHERS
.l’houe 113-8 137 Washington Sf.
O..B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I l windfall B!
I van so... am I Tm" 'i
. WHITE PINE COMPOUND
nvrrox LlNIlI—l‘oflila Wm!- h N " WITH TAR
Shall lint-On and Otto: Ignatius. F, H. BAXTEB
M examination a! the ups. Maui M Infidel?! '1
dons pnraptly filled. In,” M -.___
3:31:38... 'ns' 'qu "
~ nukes. add, 1!
repaired. R a
Per month.
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The City National Bank imam...“
South Norwallr, Conn. ‘ ‘rvrswnlrslt sxcmm J
[:Ciiyflews
'Miss Mabel Miller will nssist the
choir at the First M. E. Church tomor-
row evening and will render a violin
selection.
1’ m
The sixth ansual reunion of the
Wilcox family and allied families of
which there are members in this city.
will be. held at the lime] McAlpin,
New York, FridayLSeptember 27. at-
ternoon and wool“.
”Full line of caps. O'Brien.
Alt was stated today that Samuel
McGowan haul nut relinquished his po-
sltion in the Norwalk Fire Dcpnrt~
“lent, but had simply resigned as dep-
uty fire chief. lie will still act as
driver at the (‘cntral Fire Station.
The Trinity Churcbr'Red Cross Aux-
l'inry will not meet on Monllnff'eve
ulna, but will meet on Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Henry 0.
Bailey. 3 High street, South Norwalk.
Members are requested to bring all
knitted articles.
Mr. and Mrs. John '1‘. Kim: are ex-
pected to open their home in Wald-
ffm‘ijght efliciently and to a victorious
en .
or greater interest than the relics
themselves will be the contingent of
Pcrslling’s veterans to accompany
lthem. Here are the men who have
gone through the tire of battle. who
have braved death, who have helped
to dl‘ll'e the enemy back.
Besides these Pershing veterans, a
group of officers of the French, Bril-
ish. ltalian and Polish armies will ac-
company two trains.
The exhibit of "Yankee Trophies"
;will be carried through New York, the
‘ tourtecn northern counties of New Jerv
.sey and Fairficl'd county. Conn..wllich
‘make up the Second Federal Reserve
District, in two special trains now be.
in: assembled and remodeled for the
purpose. Each train is made up of ll
baggage car, two llat cars, a sleeper
and a diner.
A vess’cl bearing the trophies that
were captured by the American Expo
lditionnl‘y Forces at the Marne, at Cha-
‘toau-Thierry and elsewhere in France.
where American valor has triumphed.
over the German. has reached a Unit-
ed States pori. This sllipload of rel-
ics comes direct from Gen. Pershing,
and includes captured German field
[llr‘f‘t‘S, machine guns. hand grenades.
shells. gas masks. helmets and a thou-
sand other war trophies that tho ghe-
lmy has been forced to leave behlud in
his rotFeat. The smaller parts of the
exhibit will be carried in bagg’ago cars.
lwbilo theileld nuns and other bulky
‘the store located immediately beside.
our church property remains ope-n all
day on Sunday; and to request‘ 'F‘l'at“
you use the authority vested in van
as mayor to have the store closed on.
Sunday in acmrdance with existing
statutes.
Yours trull'.
JOHN J. SNAVEIA’.
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3 “in. It Buy {or the Home Dream-her to Carry Out in
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
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Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro-
tected? Have you a. Safe Deposit Box? I! not, we can pm-
vide you with one for the small sun of “.00 per your, in our
modern Safe Deposit Vault. w. will drain in custodian at
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per‘cent. per your. .
Open a checking account and pay your bills by cheek.
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lights out can. Fine Colonnnohod; also Martini. Italian
Tel. 1555.
J. DISIBA, Premium.
and Andean style
Corner lonroo and Chestnut Sta.
1!. DEBRA. Manager.
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more ulcnllc. Bridgeport, the first of! pieces will be shown on the flat cars.
next week. alter spending the entire The cars have been so arranged that
summer at their Maine woods calup.’ two rows of persons can mount the
_ . _ loromosl car at one end and pass
where ML Km! has been recuperat along the entire train without alight-
ing nitwrious operation. mg.
' The task of routing the trophy trains.
A large U. S. A. motor truck deliV- which arc tral cling under the auspic-
cred yest‘rdfly afternoon to the adver- cs of the Liberty Loan committee. was
_ a diflicult one. and necessitated the
tlsing committee 0f the Fourth ”her close cooperation of the Federal Rail.
ty loan (MW. 3 load 0‘ 1’05“”: WM road Administration. Because of the
letins and a great variety of Dl‘lnlt‘d heavy movements of troops and war
matter for the nunouncemont and 111.. materials over the lines. the routing
l required the assistance of fifteen traf-
lroductlon of the campallm which op‘ tic experts. representing the various
9‘13 next Saturday. ll'oads over which the cxhlblt wlll
ltravel.
Missions will be the theme at both The plans 0! the Liberty Lonn oom-
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NECKWEAR
flames in not and urgently. ruined, hamstitchod and embroid.
cred, medium length and melon; cross-over style . 500- $1.50
rim Georgette, mp0 do china and organdy Collars in medium
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CollnrnndCuflMsotwnsh satin, Georgette, pique and ranked
A variety of White and Colored Bolling used for collars or
forthocollnrsudsui‘fsets................ mic—5% per yd.
Satin. Piqueand Orguudy BollCollars filo—$1.00
Block Not Vestal and Collars boo—$1.60
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II WM“! ‘1'. IOU“ nonwnn.
DEFINITION OF OHIROPIm_
Chiropractic is his definition A?
cause of the disease and the
adjusting the sums. Disease i, a“;
by a wrench. twin or m.-
Even it done in childhood.
gent?! plantar: nerves and not
or o 9 Mom! omn- .
l his. ,
Chlropucton renew a. unto-db
disease and pain. Maul. is ,
through harmonizing the limo l?- >
ten: in your body. l‘unnls
given spools! attention: also own»
taro at the wine. You win am so
not [Man the W a can:
service: at the St. Peter‘s Mir
cal Lutheran Church in Cedar street.
tomorrow. At the 10:30 service Rev.
C. Merkcl of Long Island City will
mitteo call for a stop oi two hours at
each of 174 towns‘fhroughout the dill-
trict. Much as it was desired to pro-
lide fol-“q longer silly. tho‘Rullroud
Administrtttlon has insisted on a Our-
imnetlc outpost. nu. ah.
'I'. HMNCIS, 9.10.
It Wuhlnm 9L. I0. Nor-nib. C“
tailmcnt of the timc allotted to each
center of population for the exhlblt.
ibecause of the pressure of war busi-
lness.
I it will take each of the exhibition
I ilrins twenty-two days til cover its de~
signatcd territory, the exhibit opening
lat the first town on the day's sched-
ule. at nine o'clock in the morning.
The approach of the train. a halt hout
before The arrival. will be heralded by
the explosion of bombs and the sound-
preach and at 8:30 o'clock in the af-
ternoon and oddnu will to deliver
cd by Rev. William Koepobon.
-Musicnle. Community Hall, Sept.
25. 8:45. ”"
The ~continued warm weather is a
source of much’ satisfaction to the
farmers of this vicinity. One farmer
stated this morning that the con-lingo! slrgnsé. d h b
h resent favorable stun ar zzc program as een
3:23:19? €022.30; pm)“, d mean ‘p‘ prepared and this will be carried out
at each stop. The chairman ol‘ the
proximately 320° 1° “1'" "' h“ “‘1 local Liberty Loan committee will be
planted a latc 0’01) Of millet Whlw‘sboard the train. having proceeded to
would require two ‘0? Three morepltlllifkprelyious stoxti'ot‘ thenexhiblttdo
e a re lira ions or s recep ion
weefi'fi 0’ warm weather to bring “I in his owfit lawn. It is hoped that a
“5 full maturity. lhulf holiday will be declared for the
ischool children, so that they may wel-
~Dr. J. C. Newklrk has returned come the train. With the arrival of
from his vacation. Appointments can'lhc exhibit at each station. all church
1“" ~ “I.“ work. and school hells will ring. and all
m 20! “at“ ffactory whistles will be let loose in
; welcome.
Demonstration
fimmndmmmodwoaahwlgl
fromthe manufacturer or onowuk, bog-inning' .
All our request, they will call upon you to demonstrate, with- u
out charge, the right wsy to care tor your this furniture, player l
cabinet and automobilu. ‘
Tin-problem, didachtomosthomebeopm and onto
owners, is solved simply, manually null mm by
muCrnnoaudm.Wheeler-. Theirmiounrdiurnishsd
and guaranteed by us,noobli¢a.tion muting upon our cul-
tomers. .
Thuoduifingspeoinluppoimontmyucmm by
telephoning our store.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
THE. A. J. COLLINS C0.
Graduate from Palmer Ochoa! ‘
REX‘DXK
FallSnlis iorYsurScm
Fancy Models .
Conservative Molina
-COPYRIGH] ‘
Clothing Co. .
GNJIallISt SoJorwalk
Securing Satisfactory Shoes
Depends largely upon buying them from a dealer who has had
a thorough «parlance in tbs-Immune“.
We bosom up in thshoetrdoandmflomlhand
have learned just what the local demand iii.
For that reason our stock is the rapid selling kind and
that; gives us plenty of opportunity to keep right up to the
minute with the LATEST HODELS TOR m, WOMEN
AND CHILDREN.
SATISFACTORY STOCKINGS TO MATCH \
CONNEALLY' & BRACKEN ‘
instill-tulips
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Secure a Sale Deposit
Box in the vaults oi
mmuorwalll
‘l'onoy Rod and labognny
Ml a Brown are just now fashion's in-
Supplyhlhfladnndm- vodka. nuns durable alludes
fill footwear
For Women.
lmflmn boot m
minim .
Charming New Blouses
Semi-transparent anddelicnuly handful W l
Omahdoolornndcolol ounbinntionl. mum {H
withouquiduhandmbmiduynimhrh-y can.
lions. Wommflmmuwmmm.
m.ormllty,suémmmmamnmm
81 Washington Shoot. South Nor-walk.
. 84 NORTH IAIN Sl‘lll'
-_ 3 West Park Place. Stamford ’
mum. 0mm Furs Repaired
attaches to our display or in» from own or mains
nlture fo‘r the room where ini- lance! m b! "a”
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 turnlturo ‘
building. You must sec this dis-O
play to unlit. the extreme mod-
erntluu at our prions.
ANGEWNE FURNITURE CO.
WISHING”;
lava I. lay-Ind
UNDERTAKER
Norwalk Chronicler