tilt Milli! A5
lllllNAllllNil
litllllllllillt
s Positionfi of Presi-
l. Secretary and ’l‘rcas-z
rat Meeting in New
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lesterdd)
YORK. lM‘C ll whiten A.
1‘ W88 t'it‘t'lrll I)lt‘>llll'l|.l M‘Cl‘t“
it‘castttrr ol the National
,at in ‘llllillfll tnwllng l1?” 1“"
l“: tun-c utfitwrs utc ('UllIlIint‘l
. lll’til tiiuc Eilll’t‘ 1907.
(-ydlcr was unanimously clect~
a term of litter years. He has
t'ill’ll: prw'itlcul sillt‘c lite let-ii“
ot‘ John ll. ’l'cut-r hot summer.
at-hd n» pvt-cidcnt once pre-
thoth of Pesident
until his successor.
,- .I, Lynch. was elected. Mr.
Ar thoroughly conrcmant
every dctnil of the national
hating been connected with the
I ixjagur cxccutiw omcc for
all 15 years.
ilcytller was born at Latargo
N. Y.. July ill,lSl‘.St. His first.
oust .t-tpctioucc in buseball
n National Lcaguc umpire in
hen the double umpirc syatem
at cstublisltcd. Prior to that he
writer on Sporting Lite and the
ngton star and otlllscqucntly he
toning l‘liiltll' ot-tlo: \t‘ndtington
In 130‘: at tho rctptcst of
Pulliman. Mr. Ilcydlcr compiled
'utionat l.t'il£lll‘ avcraccs for
cotton and lit' tit-canto tho prost-
privatc act-rotary in 1903. in
“Iron ttn- oilit‘c of pt'rsidctit—acc-
'-ll‘(’fl$llrt‘l‘ ol‘ llll‘ National
9 was split; hit. llcytllcr \vn~'
lit-‘(l st-crctttry. :1 position llt‘ llllF
Vt ry t-fllcicntly (-tcr since.
7 rult-N wore clinnucd so that in
tore the board of tliict'tors will
t of I‘uurmcmbct s and the pt‘t‘bi-
x-otlicio, who will how» u vote In
of a tie. Messrs. Hormann of
llatti, Ebbc‘s ol‘ llroohlyu, llnlt-
Pliililtit‘lphlfl and llcmpétcnd of
York “of? tit-Mod as dirt-Mort:
Ie ensuing year.
,ro WM no discuss-ion M to tho
of ncxl Ht'll'r‘tlll'tl playing ”had
of a joint sosdon with the Atn~
loaguc, but action on either or
is cxpco‘od to ho taken a‘ tumor-
”canton.
to a late hottr luSt night thc
c lill’lllbt‘l‘o \tcrc debating pro-
clmngcs in the constitution and
Wit-0t the organization.
itident Maker of tho Philadelphia
not tongue club otter-ed tho post»
of manager. mitdc vacant by thr-
nditional rclcusc or PM Mon-tn to
tcr Jack Coomb‘li.
tubs. latc taut night, Witt'd l’l'l‘s-
Baker from Palestine. Tt‘XRF. tic-
ng the oftcr.
our Iiit
in liltllt
jx
WOMAN SUES FOR 35 000.
RTF‘ORD, Doc. 1" ‘Allt‘gint: [lt'l‘
ant disfigurcmcnt o7 hcr tat-c.
Maude Pttlitz. 22. of East thri-
. has broucltt suit for 55pm
not B. E. Stratos of New London.
claims that wltilv Rllt‘ wax ridltm
Stratus in :m mttomohilc July
ast. he tlrovc li-‘Rlipt‘nlly. the cur
ck u put". shc was injured and llt‘l'
disfigured,
illll cut Hill.
, liltll YOUNG, Pltllt
(5 Tea and Sulphur Darkens So Na~
turally that Nobody can tell.
air that Ioscs its color and ltNi'c.
hon it todns, turns gray, dull and
can, is courted by a lack of sulphur
be hair. Our Grandmother made
_ mixture 'll sage Tea and Sulphur
cop hcr locks dark and ~bountiful.
thousands of women and men who
to that cult color. that beautiful
it shade of hair which is no attrac-
l‘. tiac'onlr this old-time rficioe.
owadays we got this famous iitix-
e improvod by the addition of other
rcdicnls by osklnc at any drug
ro for :1 bottle of “Wyeth’s Sage and
PhllF-Cnlnhottnd," which darkens
.hair so naturally. so evenluihfit
11‘ can It" It “Fl”! hccn'flapbllcd.
_ just dampen a sponge or soft
«h with it and 11in this through
hair, inking: one small strand at
line, By warning the gray hair dig.
‘ rs: but what dclizltts the ladies
. tWyeth'vs Sage and Sulphur Corn-
tnd is that, b‘csidcs beautifully dark.
ing the hair alter a fownppltcalionsf
also brings back thc gloss and lustre
d2lrnsit.‘an appearance of ahnn:
lllff‘. '
VM'lll'R Suhc and Sulphur Com-
und it: o dellghtmltttilet requisite
Import oolot‘ W Mfid appear
cc to tho Italy ; ' W for
.i ”"9 “l.a I
it. find. n W .
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;Ncwspaper Bowling _
, Teams Meet Tonight
'l‘m l .i'itt wan» reptcccnllug the
\‘....raiit ii m South Norfolk
(St llllltcl will meet for the first match
or tlo- St-ariv't this elcnlng at the Pal-
itl‘t- Alleys a: is o'clock, The Scntittci
will place Baker, Booty. lluflcy.
t‘rvotts, 5t lit-tilt or Monica on thv alley
to lull tixaltlwt thc llredicc I-mtlicrs.
Lllaliiill. lrcland, Brandon: A gl""
:amo it‘- bring anticipated with bofn
tram: titled with contidcnco tl\l'i titvlt‘
rcsprctivc merits.
and
NORWALK A. C. vs.
LINCOLN STARS
Fast Game of Basket Ball Promiud
Thursday Night in Community Hall.
The Nornalk A. C. will take on thc
taut Lincoln Stars at the (‘ommunity
llali, Thursday, Ut‘t‘t‘lllbl‘l‘ 11'. at 8
o'clock. The Lincoln Stars are one of
thc fastest teams in tho utate and a
good gamc is expected. Thc Not‘l'alli
A. t‘. will itltl't‘ sonic of thc bent play»
org in tho city in their lino-up. llutv
lwr. tho it rmcr captain of thc U. S.
Lillllb'rlllil will bo Itlztchittati‘u team-
at tho forward position. llill
Mt-t-kcr. u'tvll known unitttrur star, and
[ll'lilt‘ of Norwalk will cart-r ccntcl‘.
anti livttny :‘ltlhitll and Court. two oi
the fastcsl llltllVltlUttl player.» in thr
ci‘y villi ho tho :uurdn. Domini: will
lollow tltc game until 11' o‘clock. .\i.t
.ir by Ft*\’("i~ orchcslrn. '
()n lln'xl Thursday tllc lot‘ul lttllh will
travt-l to ltldgt-tit id and talw on lllt‘
lust Iinuw luztrd.‘ oi that placc, (in
ll‘l‘dll‘
lv‘titluy tho litol l.llill‘l-' ot Stamford
\llll lw tltc :t‘trttrlion hrrc. (in Muir
dn'. lit-colttln-r 23, lltc Nol'walkn Mill
il.l\t‘l to llrltigqmtt and lilltt‘ on tho
la~t Linc In high school alumni. ’l‘bv
l'vtltll'o. will play :t rcturn unmc lit'l‘t‘
on t‘hiiatmus, and on Now Yours tho
[it'll ltur‘s ll\t' 31'an chttntpionn nl‘
llillllt'ili ttnll tlitct» lt-ttl's chumpiuui
ot‘ tlit» utntt- will play lit-rc. 'l‘ho nmn-
:.uvmcn' i« going to u bin expense to
luinc llt'H mun and also to bring tho
tltunipionsitip to this clt‘y, and Hit-
ponnlo oi" Noi‘wnlk should show their
sporting blood and conic out
put ”it“ it‘ll!“ and not stay
and road the nccouut of thc garlic in
the paper. tho ncx' night. The man
accmcnt lum- brouxht inst tt-ntm borc
for «very come and they will bring
Two the fflfilt‘i' trains that can be
found in illu Now Rncland Stall-ti.
(‘otnr- out and support tho lt‘illll. liv-
orybody wt-lt‘onw.
and sup-
nt hunt.-
mcu rm" :cuoot.
MOVEMENT STARTS
l t'ttrtlltl'il-d from l'azn firm) i
of tho Woman's Division with llln‘
town chnirmcn. mnmlwra or 'llc.‘
Child Welfare, Health and ltccrcatlon
llcpztt'tntt-nlu of tlic Cot‘hcll, and rop-
rcscutattvcs of the speaker's bureau-x.
Charles D. Hint). Secretary of tho
State Board of Education. and "bury
C. Morrison. Assistant Socreturv
have tnstrnctcd rtto'~rtn'endcnt§ and
supervisors of schools to co-oporuto.
The "back to school drivn" wh'c‘t
wlll ho country-wide urns Institutod
by the Children‘s Burcau, chcmi Do
partment of Labor “and the Child Con
narration Section. Field Dirtl‘lo"
Council of National Defensc. It was
designed to combat the wartime tp'
doncy or children to lcttve school tv
r' i" "canola, was hounded by
President Wilson beforc tho a‘tzn’m
tlto :t‘t'i’stl’cc. when he said in a lot-
ter to Secretary of the tntorlor Frtvik-
tin K. Lanc.'tltat "in~otar as the draft
law will pct'mit. there should be no
falling oil' in attendance in tho c'o~
mcnmry schools, high schools. or cob
[\‘KOS'. It is n motor or very grout
mlput'lant‘t-. aficc'inz both our
.strcnrth in war and our flil'lon"l wcl-
farc and PNF'L‘H'V when the war in
orcr." Uruintz that tho nonplo sun
port generously their Schools of all
grades, President Wilson also fluid
that no boy or girl should “ltztvc loss
opportunity for education hocnusu ot
the war.” —
Town chairmen wcrc instructed by
the Woman‘s Dcpartment to finish
their organization and itiformut’on
work before Chriatmns. and to roturn
all cards thereto pertaining to Hart-
ford by January 20. since u remr'
must he filed in Washington bv Jun»
nary” 26. \Vllifill is Child Labor Day.
1 Organization of a committee to not
tOgctbeLjufltclcnt canvassers to intro
charge of the drive will dcvolvc upon
each to“ chairman. The latter mum. '
also instruct this committee and tho
canvaSsem regarding school attcnd-
anon-lawn. and the proper cards 10 bit
tilled out. ' , ‘
Superintendents or supervisors of
'thc schools are .10 he cmultad' by
the town chairmamnnd from. the Mr-
mcr must be secured a letter" to thr-
prlncipnl of each school and a list of,
boys and girls who hnvo’d‘oft‘ school
ln‘the snvent-h and alch‘hTt'Wfi‘t W“
in the high school. All: kindly. "E
which on the vomit-i“: _ A“
> it‘ll .-.t‘ "1 ‘
[w 1.
schools am also to lul'utait town chair»
men with information as to Palom-
T989hf‘lc' Association. it no nurh as-
sociation cx'.=ts, the pomibility at ur-
xnnizing one is to be docussed.
Other arrangements to bo made‘by
ton chaimcn with supenntenduts
or nupcrriaors of schools concern lo-
cal newspaper publicity and publicity
in schools tor the Parent 'l‘eachcrn'
AH‘KK‘lfllIUii locum-cs
Town t-hairmcn an to commit llit'
laden of the (‘atltotic Church. and
enlist their cooperation in returning:
children to parochial at'lltlllln. Town
chairnnn arc also to Nutty tho prob~
lem of hchOlari-‘ltlp> and tit‘t‘ilil' Wllt'llt
er thcy are {Pufilblt‘ in the several
towns. The Woman'a Ilirision oi the:
Sta'lc (‘ouncll indicated that in some
towns it may ho possible for the local
woman's clubs to ruizc scholarship
funds which might thcn be iltlmlnlh-
it' mi hr a board composed ot‘ tcpt'c-
sentativcs ot the woman‘s clubs and
the Board of Education stuool super-
inlcnticntn or school comtnittcr.
Statistics lellt'ti by tltc \l'omhu's iti-
vlsinn of the Slillt‘ Council for lllt’
(‘()Xl\'l.'llll‘ll(‘t‘ Iii. lthll (‘lI‘LlIl'lIItJn Silt)“
that in tho tlillt' 1!.7L’ti pcrmunent
work ccrtificntcs wcro icclit'tl from
August l. 1916 to Augtm I. 1917. amt
that during tilt' sumo pt‘riod 13,221
wort; ('t‘l‘liiicttlt‘s tor \‘nt'tttionu wct‘c
i~~*“uod. During tltt- poiiod from An:
rust 1.1917 to Augnt 1, Will. 13.699
pcrmntwnt. and 103;} \‘dt‘illltlli work
certificates“ wort" isoucd lllt'M' figures
showitlk it told] llll'l't’kt.~t‘ oi l.?‘.’ m"-
et' the pit \"Il'lo‘ y-‘ur.
SPRG ZAN'I‘ DECKER
Vi RITES FROM FRANCE
(l‘utt: nm'd I’totti l‘uuc 0n“)
lthtn.
\Vt' rllIt' .1“ rtllilt‘ ,nmd >l-,cp how.
llllll no tllrlllllttllll't‘ to botlntr ll> til
it”, no hmriuu horns to Warn of .2»
and grabbing your mask in tlw dark.
and trying to put it on in n hurry. on-
Il to licor'tlw :tll t‘lttll‘ boui'dvd. Uh
what u \mrltl to ho to. you tun but
that was the (-ruclmt port, cspcclttlly
the mustard cos. I was ut lilt‘ from
“hull 1119 last shot» \vcrc ttrcd :tt
clctclt o'clock. \l'c lutd llt'ill‘ll
cannon were talking and
with machinc uttns. Nt:\‘t‘l‘ llt.tl'tl no
im-olt noiu- ilillt‘l" tin~ Muir. llllVl‘.
when we thought tho World had comc
to an end. ‘
\Vt- \\ ore slattiol‘lotl on top (it a hill
orcrlookiuu llt‘illll Voilcy .ttttl could
Pl‘fl the fort! in tho tllx'ta'tt‘o. l was
afraid every minute “to Hunt!
turn loo-c and i would bid this world
a fond tnrcwtall. it was tin- ‘throl
place that l was In and I will ncvrr
forget it.
row escapes, and tho
was when l with In tho
inn on rvporttl, tilt v startt-d
tho placc. They wore nttcr tht- turgi-
guns that were not [or from us. "to
first and second tillOlb wcro prctty
clone, and we thought thttl two had
blllt‘d‘ move. “'4‘ authored tho rc-
shutting
_,
malaise!
Ythmrmu.
. 9" is r419“
llll‘ ‘
nous. but thought it likt- ull iutltltl‘fl.‘
but Vito-u l-‘l‘Vt'n o'clock tunic. it out».
true. No shots hurt- been tircd hinttw
All the morning (it tho clownih tbc‘
lill.‘ stunt-'
would ‘
We havc httd scvernl nar-'
clmmxt l hmll
otlicc. work-t
ports up hastily and r-latl‘t-Ml out or!
it““ building “in". about iiu' (ut-t’
away m. heard \\ hi"; b or: and :l bath:
houst- in the rear in tho building wont
to piccrn and part of out office. It
broke Futfi'al pic-«Pu of :1 Inincntgraph
machine and when picked up nutmt‘:
cd to quite a mic. 50th luck. I bil)-‘
We then Vic-tit doun in a dugout and
worhcd all night. and l ncarly tron».
but the tcport cann— out nin mom
inn. and l-wn: sitting on tho “orld.
All nit-ht though thc atolls burstt-d
might) close. but I Was ”I :t “omit-r-
itIlI)‘ good dugout. and nothing l~ll_\‘ ot
a tilt?“ hit would hurt in. Will it
is uil our now, so why worry. I may
puchllil} can all ('lll‘lolmzts dinner at
ltomt- yet. ho; I‘ so anyway. i am leci-
ing tim- nud pitting along tutu. tlcwr
. ’- ~ M»_ .-..‘_ w..._ . .__
with another bud. and afict‘ nll‘t’llutluo'
Pilot's. llt' acv'urwt it itirth (‘n it Frcmll
lion. and uit‘oin a. tow hours bcturu
.‘llc‘ t-‘tlllvli. llllli It'ht‘llti‘l Frantic a (fly
or l\\(| term-.— lllt‘ Aron“. \tlmh was
il‘o- it"ht‘l lo \vll-l‘ll lit“ wtta ithhlglll‘tl.
was Mink.
Ii...ucdiatt-l_v on arriving ho plummet
illln lllt‘ itulllipllt-tl ltihltr til all ()i‘tll”
was Sci Mainly oi the l'. )t t‘ A, :I ‘
:oon found himself Itnatml u' a flying
livid irrfi than 2” miivs in lill‘ rt-ar o!
S'.. )iiitltv‘ front. w“t It in: t‘tpri‘irnt‘t‘d
limit) dilk‘lillthlls illi\'t‘llll.llt‘>. including
solution arruplnnc. in which
lit'lglll of about otto-hait‘ rude lll’ “as
tall?!) truly Plum? to tho actual tiring
isnc ultich he tinted in an ttttluluublitr
a 1'th days later.
I‘clt bt-ltcr in my Iiic, and llIl' only Under She'll Fire,
thin; that it» worrying too. is “hen in this Hip to thc front lll‘tt‘ ll't‘llt'll‘
w- Hlt' wing llultit‘. I am inclocing u "3 hi4 gavc a void (ll'flt'HxlllUIl tsi hi4
In iug ‘undcr at'luut shell firc. 1nd lint
ion to don a ia~ iuuh with the rest of
lltr party.
While at lltt- mini: tirltl ltl‘ “as in-
f‘fliml wuh tlw tort Art-lo Squadron
and With [Jit'belllrd with a gold idcnti
tit-ation brut‘clcl. such as in worn bv
oifit-o-ru.,in«tt-mi o!‘ the rcuulaliou tat:
which thti Niltill‘i‘ gcnct‘nlly “curs Sun
[N‘I‘t'l‘tl about lilo llt‘t‘k.
Till.“ was an t‘ht't‘pllt not honor tor
it“ t.u' its ltc could nacrrtnin bu war
ttic only \\'at St‘illl‘p Slot-My Man to
it» thus l‘v‘llit'lllbt'lt‘ll.
lAllt‘l'. 314' was til it ltiln' ltmpl'ttl. (illu'
sure many ltlllt‘iillltl turnout" .t no
Iitc ”“412 as Well to: many liltlliui‘t it~t
pit-lurt- of some Ut'i'm'uil cirl that I
took oti‘ thr- wall» of lht' plucc two
were in at the final hour, '.t “as tltw
man oflit‘vro' ounrtcts. tiny M't-l‘t‘ tll'iV
on out some time hctorc. Now Ma. it
rat lcrrivr would bv no good ow-
hcrc at all. Tttcsc rats are. twitch
“its. and front lincrs, too. 'l‘hcv can
light to beat the bond. Wu :Ilt' acct-t.
tomcd to (item now, so tin-v don't
chow lltl whllc asleep. “’9 don't care.
’I‘ht-v make good target pmcticc \‘crt
thankful that I haven‘t got on) coo‘
llt‘n ‘u-I. but you now-r can to” when
you will get them. 'l‘Itcv I'Ulllt' With.
out asking. and bite you at the Wmna
limo. vupccinlly if you arc rounding at
attcutiou. “'t- lit‘lH! bud pit-my uf ““’i‘l“"'?‘ ”1-” “it” the audit-ow in .1
good food burly, bent-r than t wr. l mm" -‘““t'“-“-"_'“|l “i :III‘Ilrh‘utld tt-nr»,
only impo I do c-'-t :t tltautt- to no '"lerflimg TI‘OPMGI Shown. ‘
to England lit-row l m“... hum“. but During h.) talk lo- cxlnbtud mang-
proltaltly won’t I don't think tin» ”“idm‘l‘llhi‘” lit' ltml (lillfli'ltltl it! hit"
boys ill lill‘ l.t~' tlt.tt't \‘.Ill ll"\'l‘ in “MN-‘5 'm't'i'lnlig ‘13» “moi-r. llt‘lfllt‘l‘
and WP'IIWU‘ of \tllttti:~ hinm‘. all m
which blttltgii! ittt‘lll it» t-Vlli lilll‘llci-
int: ~tnr)”.
Although NIIt'ilk‘ll‘l fully mic hour
and a halt thcn- “'th not a dull uto-
- mom. or :i 2-inch listcncr w‘to llitl not
l'tlllll’ llt‘l'll‘“ m moo git In turn}: now
It in wry ltill‘ and! “nut to not :1
hood nit-lit.»~ pin—pus 1 tom plenty
of ‘Ntol‘lt' in do totttorrou‘ lit-unnIbt-r
uw it) all and hoping in .‘tt’ ~mu soon,
i l‘l’lllttlil , . .
. _ l twin-l tho . tltltlli.’ oi .‘l word ptcturv oi
loin Iottuu non. ‘ l ._ . .
t'l'l \N“ \tha our in y . went tutottvlt, that will
. ' . iitt ct‘ N t ' .
Sm. J ”4”,.“ “Wk“. hum-H to, «Mfr. twill!” In! ”It. plums and tilt.
1m. yum .tm.n...-t_ an. lutm‘on. ; ‘ " “ I" " "H “'
Aim-roan t-prcditionan Ftt'l‘t‘s
Eli'wl’Tt mm”. *MMJM. out
‘llESTRA
. ATTRACI‘S CROWD
RN'I‘F‘D'I‘AINQ nu) . _--
~~ .. "rm Pun.»
ENTHUSES AUDIENCF .
,t‘nrlcton 1.; llondlcy at New Haven.
“ml scht-dutcd to make an addrcsa.
but hc scnt a tctt-urzun toyg William F.
thm iw would tluliwr. but 1 hilltltlt‘ lloyt, murder of Ct‘l‘Fnltlnil‘d, that ho
“mutton of tho romt th- rion c' was ill and unable to ho present.
Hw-rt-w‘ mum ww I‘wt ln- not mow-J 'l‘tvo taunt: to Increase the ml‘mllfir-
in Ma tilt ngonthti' trip. . .. ship of tho Commit wcrc Ionucd. Tho
“nail‘tliflfl with “N bountinu 4“" itlm-n =will bc c-o'uincd bv John R.
Film in NPW “ilk "Vim“ "“ "“‘l‘ 1‘ ‘ erxlc)’ with i-‘ronk loodchild us
than." In his \rt-ll known brcczy no). "pun”... am! the RM. hr Elton
tlum'xh hie many mutu’ stirrttut a-’ lion. '5", Willi-m [r Hovt n. more“.
: \rttttltt‘n 2n it way Ihnl llul’l‘fllt‘l‘ ill" out. Sunni lDllliCIllons for ”1"!!!-
‘l’ut‘lo on Now mind, and ltlol wil' bonlilp m ”Now.“ that "Will. 'l‘h"
hm! i'“ T""“"”"““‘“- contact ends January 9th. and at that
To Exist“ Jfr'f‘V‘11cl‘l‘2‘i‘ei flailliow in "I” lit? low“! "‘3'" Will provide n
”H”. from not reat'llillL' tip. u'lu-r slat gmryf:lrg:::m:mumx ll‘ulm M “‘0
. at Mt. tor thc ship on which M “"ii The following 0mm": v'av‘p git—qml'
Mi‘t-t‘lllt‘ti l0 lit". “'7” ‘illllll l“ ”l" v~-4—:_u~unm A Tnvlnrv ( I '
. J] ‘u- - ‘2 «I
.l t s t by n Gormnn 1 boot on tb. ‘ Vim RMHLJ'M“ ”'Mdcltild.
l W ‘ - .
t \I it trill. ‘ ()'ItnF--W‘llla.m F. Rovt.
“with! to n prominltion or Illi'tnll'l ‘
. . .. ‘ d I
i in: lll\il.\lt’l‘. lirs. hgbcrt urncd hint to Put R939“ I" H- "M "‘- ”-
(Continucd Mm run-t New
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Phantom—John ll. Wriglwy
Golda—Elton Hurt.
Sanitary-4’. A. Parnell»
(.‘oltt-ctor —Nt-lson H. Hoyt.
Treasurer—lurch“ E. hoyt.
Wardcn~Ocorge l“. Godfrey.
Sentrywllarry Bradbury.
A bullet lunch was served in the
banquet hall alter the entertainment
and proved a great success.
CARPETELLI’S
CAR STRIKES
GEO. HEWITT
(Continued From Pain One) l
,. A- -
Thc rcguiar monthly meeting of Jil‘
Norwatk Pit-o i'nderwrltoro Attaccia
nun was hold at the onco‘or the Nor»
hulk Agency to Wall street. Merritt)
afternoon. and tin: urinal roadnc btm
nu ~s transacted.
tut trimmed coal w a blot
tier wore ntolcn last evening from
"nto‘til . starting in front. of tip-
‘HUI -
y'St‘lilillL‘l Want Ads Work Wondt'l"
Chiropractor
n rash bond oi $500 was furnished by
Cupctclli. to instm- his .ippe-at'ancc in1
court 'on Smut-run) morning zit ‘J
o'clock. ‘
Ticwitt in tho mean tiim- watt ta‘ltcni
in an auto to h-s hotnc, whom at fll'llt
lIlh injurit-s Wrt‘t‘ not cont-'idcrn ac ‘
rious, bu it tn..- tlmught win» to sum l
tnou a [Iltyrlll‘ialL who ordcrctt tilt; ltlnll .
to bed. Tim morning ho is rcatinf Phone w
comfortably, but rutl‘erinx consider-
llD‘t‘_pltllI in our of his ll-g‘s. 511 511
Mr. Itccd said I'lla‘ morning that it,
the driver of thc car bud pduuut long:
though to t-xpt't so rvgrcl tor what was
plainly an act‘idunt. thcrc would hue!
bun no t‘ttl'illitllli' lodacd against hum;
bill when he continued on his way, in
“l'uI has becomc a much to common:
stay in similar uct‘npcs. he thetncd it
lti~ duty to havc hInt ai‘rcstod.
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PRESIDENT DUE .
IN BREST SHORTLY
ttlonrtnurd ll'mm Pluto Ono)
Jos. A. Hoezen. N. I}- D. L. .
Chiropractic Phystcian
102 Washington Strut,
South Norwnlk, Conn.
Over 20 You: in Proctioo in
New York.
Also and Electric Treaty
merit, Violet Ray and Spinal
Wt
l .
_ . | Consultation mo.
li"‘-'ltlltlllt‘. toduv, :‘tt‘t‘tll‘lllllg to naval, EDDIE—10 a" m. O0 5:” m
\\‘lh‘i”~'.~‘ IMF’I‘lN, couuttunicationu from 1 Monday. de’ m y.
thv ttmwport llcoruc Washinmon. car-9A1“! by Rpm!!!”
t‘tillP l’rraidt‘n' mum to tho Pcttcc Treatment Also given 3; Mi.
(‘flnfl‘l‘l ucc. will be suit to France and den“,
rt-Ittwtl thick to this country. instead
of coming direct to tho ulntlontt of tli‘?
t'nitcd Slittcs. This has bccn tuntlc
II-‘Pt*:<al')' hv the (tango W'arhinzton
uniting bi vond ct‘lcctlvt- runut- of Mt
own “in loss plant
Tilt‘lllllll'liflu't‘l‘t'd htuliuux on thin
Meats,
oid‘t‘ will be able to reach the ship tor .
tltt- entire voyngc. but the lincr'd Grocerles ,
plant is not utrong cnoutzh to culture -
““l‘iii'litliiélf .. .. g, > Vegetables
C. it. Cllarnolt
76 Mill“ MAIN STREET
lng. Instead of at 3' o'clock In the at-
TELIPHDNE m
Full 1...... in but
tcrnoon. "u wlll leave tor Paris at
1 o'clock in the altcrnoon. ' .
A heavy “noutltwum” blow up dur
inn the night. stIrrItIg bit: am off the
coast and tenrlnx into ribbons to"
dccorltionx which had been placed in
tho city.
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Why of: ..
Americas Posture Loggia
" T9724. edit: 81:03
Endorses tr
The Trupcdic Shoe promotes
health and eiiiciency. '
For that mason it its: rcccivcii the
endorsemcm of theAmcrimn Post‘s:
League. ll National Health Organ?“
tion of high standing. nuzbczing
among its members many cf
America's forcntost‘oxthdpgdi; tur- _
genus, doctors, physical tratnen and
sellool hygienists.
ltwaa the Posture [league that, after
'cam oi experiment and study,
lislicd the fact thabtherc are (lira:
types of normal. nan-ahhuman tc
imtead of one atandtmi‘type.
This in tho basic pxiincipic upon vi lat; tl'l': v-
mnhbie fitting qualitieo at Txc-cuic; u.-
bucd. The Tmyedic is one style oi oi.“
builtontltrce dihcrent ground plank—:1: i..-
dm. tonight. and outihn‘, a: illustrztcd.
Yourfootiu‘otoncol (hie type... Ccme in
cod no which one. A Trupctiic tho: at that
type will fit you partectljr.
.
£1,
Norwalk Chronicler