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Contains Many Norwaiii
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. Boys. Paraded Before
2‘ "516 Will-v» President Wilson
Leonard J). Foster,
. .l. Foster. of South Norwalk, in 8.
611g Paper
Formerly 60c and 75c
Now Only 19c
Supply Limited—Get a Box
‘ While It Lasts.
' his company, K. New Haven. Blues, of
the 11121111 Infantry, was selected to
irepresent the 26th Division on the
' occasion of the review by President
’ Wilson in France. He expressed the
opinion that the soldiers would soon
start for home, and this is borne out
by the following article’ from the
Bridgeport Standard-Telegram:
—m—w‘ My
3 le 'Roin the heart of. France to a no“
of embarkationjthe 26111 division W111
the on the seas homeward bound, with-
in 10 days, and Bridgeport will have
" stance to greet its sons in the 10211
.-- ....try, “Connecticut’s Own,” before
another month has elapsed. This was
the information obtained from :1 cabin-
gl‘am from Dr. C. E. Hesselgrave. who
has been with the boys of the 102d
gsince they landed in France, which
' arrived at his home in Manchester yes-
terday.
It congestion at the pmt of embarka.
. ton. probably Bordeaux. hm: been re-
: lieved. the Connecticut boys. including.
those in the 102d and 1031! Machine
€1.11!
DON NELLY’S'
16 So. Main St.
scum nonwnx.
iiy News
en ill hrmwtl’ewwm‘
1 ableto’booub.
famous little band of intantrymen will
be aboard ship by next: Saturday, and
will perhaps be within sight or the
lStatue of Liberty by Minor! 13
Ordered Homo.
mm' Georg" Imam" ”fl Goldsma Dr. Hemlgrave’s cabins-mm stated,
121cc. with a seVere cold.
Get the habit. Go to liriagerfs
1‘l1ursd11y. Bargains in every dual:
1 cut.
when- we will reach America. Start
for: coast in three-days. Rope well and
happy over prospects."
: For weeks the boys of the 26th di-
minish have been (iridium—child’s
'play for them. who utanfled films—la-
mies by their dash and» daring in
,plougbing through “hell's fire." For
.. ;weeks they have been waiting for
—'l‘hursday is always balsam day lat word was issued from General Per-
Ivct hats trimmed and um Sham“ headquarters at Chaumont,a
Idozen miles from where the New Eng-
: land soldiers are billeted, that the 26th
k‘ division would be returned to the Unit
" Miss Grace Taylor, oi Lewis street.
: resigned; her position as bookkeel»
' for James Donnelly,
riegcr’s. Vc
ninuucd at $1.00 and $2.00.
\lis-i Anna. Creagh, of the New Yo?
. 004‘er store. is confined
1: Main street with an attack of the
11'».
could be worded Bor weeks they
have been watching for reports from
the thiee principal embarkation ports,
Brest, Bordeaux, and St. Naznire, and
: have learned of the departure of more
: fortunate comrades for home.
Hiking for the Coast.
Now. accotding to Dr. Ho'sselgrave' s
'cahlcgram, their turn has come.
They are hiking for the coast, and
; there will board ship as rapidly as no
Mclrnelly's orchestra dance
ht, Armory till 1 o‘clcok.
1‘,.1 ii.”
.1 1': Lockwood returmd to bust-l '
’1.1'd1y after being confined to
... in. West M: till. st1e1 t for sel’
~12 thmrnieri, 111 the U. S. navy
1.111". lu-zcx txansierrn-l from the U.
.\.111 ricu. upon which he had been
“1111011 [or some timc. t0 the U. S.
Mexican. which left. Marseilles to
::1y.
dm' way to have the entire 26111 di-
vision dv'bnrk at Boston and parade
through the shoots of the city while.
‘111 rk'oxded :1 viclox‘ 5 thCOle.
Dr. J, Zl_ 24101111111 :11111t111111'1's 1110 greeting to tho
uwning ,,_.r his drutzil officl', 11‘: tivcs in the Yankee division have been;
Hugh,” 1:11- Tel. 409_ lmade. With the announcement of the
-.-..-m- :dcparturr» oi‘ the New England boy‘s
" 111:1111‘ friends oi‘ Mrs. Jumps ll. from their billets at Montigny, it. is
1. ‘:, 111 lll‘ranl-din avenue, who 11:16 probable that action will be taken at
appropriate celebration
upon the arrival of the
once for :m
immediately
men.
1hr past, six weeks been quite ill
1 M r home with influenza and result-
..11'.1§.'1., will be ulna to hear that,
1.1 now recovering nicely, and is
Hut for a short time each[
CORRECT BLUNDER.
The repeal of the astonishing salary
__ jlimit law put across by the magnatcs
, 111rl,lll’l‘ Ti'pflrt has been recall“ of the National League indicates once
1111: police as to what is missing again that the American League is set-
1111; home (1f Frederick J. “’05" ting the" pace in matters of vital im-
11f William street, first district, port.
1 house was 1eporlcd broken in “’ht'n the good old National League
1‘ rui Guixk 0.11 etake of the house magnates not their heads together and
Gulrk said that he would make set. a limit of $11, 000 a month on
investigation and make out a, list salaries they firmly believed that the
what. was missing “01“ the house eriC-‘dn League would follow suit.
'1'. and Mrs. Wessels are Chicago [Bu the American did nothing of the
-.~1idrmtfi' who make their summer .kind
, me here. Instead Dan Johnson announced that
his club Owners had discussed the sal-
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We live bother than our ‘ A thoughffortodayw
grandfathers did, because .: 1 ' .
E1.ecanafi'ordto,butwcan: and thatls
mt afford to spud Iii all RUBBER room
“mm Wecan'ythebestandthatis
if Start a savings» account- um I“ BE 17
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the South Nomalk ——
,au'; gutguvu it; b‘dnaklnou'
" cicm-"
son of William?
recent letter to his father, said that-
Already on its way from Montigny
,_ Gun battalions as well an those‘in the
i World.
‘ six months. .
War dowtment will sell. this month ‘
at various cantonmonta, 44 456 horses '
to her home ed States as soon as transportation
, ed by beech, birch and magic.
I
l (' ommodalions can be made. ‘
In Boston plans are already well un.§
3 in Connecticut. definite plans for tho'
Nutmvg representay
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at ridicule.
Thus it happened that President
lHoydlm and him: magnatos met once
1more,kicl{cd the salm3 limit law into
the discard. and annouucc: d that it had
gheen found “unworkable and insulti-
3 The storm or unfavorable comment.
which greeted the National League‘s
1action was enough to have brought
about the repeal of the law. But had
the league stood on its original action
the law would have held about. as
much water as a sieve, for several
nmgnutes. among them McGraw, came '
out. with flat statements that it would.
never hold.
There has never been a salary limit
in any league that held good. The
minors have tried out the plan 06 seb-
ling salary limits time and again, and .
every time they did the limit was over» 1
shot by one or more clubs and prompt- ;
ly died a horrible death.
The argument of Garry Hermann}
in favor of the $11,000 limit sounded
well enough, because he applied it to L
his own club. He declared that Cin-
cinnati could keep within the limit .
without cutting, the pay 0: its main
stars. But what might do for Cincin: I
nati would not do. for other clubs. as- j
peciully clubs like the Giants and
Cubs.
THE KALE'IDOBCOPE.
Cottonmills or Bantam mdeflooo
bales. monthly
About: 6.000000 acres of land is: 31914
11.12.1118. accord. 1617: length
cided that salaries should be rcgu- ‘
laled by. individual clubs. And this- i
. lloft the National alone to face a storm
of War Service as Verse
Miss Kathleen R: Harris of Summit,
N. .72, holds the record- for length of
gm service among American nurse's.
SM left New York in July, 1914. Two
“before she disembarked at Liver.
3001:. war was declared. Within sev-
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Catering to the Chi -
Is an important part; of our business and we never miss a
chance to add something new and novel for their pleasure and
comfort.
A big variety with a. wide range of prices of BABY GAR- —
RIAGES AND GO CARTS, KIDDIE COOPS, CRIBS AND
CBADLES, BABY YARDS IN SEVERAL STYLES, ALL
KINDS OF HIGH CHAIRS.
RAYMOND 61' SON
Wall and High Sta. Norwalk.
Free Auto Dehvery to All Surrounding Towns.
EDWIN c. ’BURT’S
Cantilever Slices lorWomcn.
An ideal combination of comfort, wearing qualities and
good” looks.
*‘ES—_..Ao
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All Grades at Good Hosiery
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
QWuhlllgton Strut. m M
on). months she was in France with.
enovettotobmoocnmwioninm
British scams. mm m in
have present wage scales- «mm
! and mules.
A cat crossing Winter street in
Salem, was run over by two autono-
biles. one. going one way and one the'
other. but lay flat both times, so that
nobody hit her. .
Little Priscilla Fay, aged seven. of,-
Hinsdale, N. H" who
cent-in pumpkin seeds last spring, got
65 in cash from her harvest at more .
than fifty pumpkins, and had some left
for jack-o’lantem -
Hickory. of the nonmeslnous woods,‘
is said: to have the highest fuel value
per unit volume of wood, and has other
advantages; it burns evenly and holds '
the heat. The oaks come next} foliow‘
Potatoes for seed purposes are
grown for Bermuda in Long Island,
Maine and Nova Scotia, and are care:‘
fully inspected at those centers. Tw:o
crops are produced. that reaped in Jan- l
uary being grown from seed from
Maine and Long Island. and a second
mop reaped in May, grown principallv
from Nova Scotia seed. Two main va—
Helios are produced viz: Bliss T1i-
.umph and Gui-nets.
The state government statistics re-
port that the total wine produced in
the state of South Australia during the
HHS season amounted toS 322,166 gal-
dons, an increase of 2,371,118 gallons.
i 01 SO. 3." 1 per cent, over the production
afor the previous season. This consti-
tutes a record production, the largestl
Iprevious vintage being 3 0.47 838 gal- l
ions in 1913. The estimated 19.1119 0ft
the wine was 62 510,722.
GO F0 RWARD.
Gods forces now gather, ye sons of
men, ‘
His spirit gives might to your arms
and pen.
Claim your sovereign right of things;
Freedom lifts you higher than kings.
Go Forward.
There‘s a kingdom ,to build, ye must
not sleep:
Arouse ye, halt not. the watch fires
keep. ,
Though your guns are laid aside
Yet God's forces onward ride.
Go Forward.
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Beace reigns and silence where armies
have trod;
\Vhere heroes are resting beneath the
sod;
Living sons ye must'not fail
To follow on in glory‘s trail.
Go Forward.
Ye have bought your freedom—the
price is paid:
In the tragic struggle great parts
have played
Can ye see the Beckoning- hand? '
And hear your Leader's 111ng com.
mand?
Go Forward.
1'1" I:
Send out love' a forces throughout the
World:
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lnves ted one '
'5: 51. 7: 08:. 9- 25:
hBritlsh army and- has been in
“3119 service ever since. She joined
”American died Cross forces in
gm. 1916. and is now returning tori
casuauv Lisa's.)
awflbesrned rest. i '
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Eight Connecticut Men Named in Time}
Army Ropom.
WASHINGTON.
necticut men are named in two army!
casualty lists, totalling 1, 063 names. is;
anal yesterday. They (allow;
3 .Killed In Action.
Private August Wendt, Seymour.
Wounded.
(Decree Undetermined.)
Private fiederick Brunnemaum,
mm ; Joseph A. Bolas. Bris~
tol: Raymond C. Manell., Hart-
ford; Ernest]. Lockshire, Bridgeport.
Corps, William J. Cullen-y, Hartford;
Minor S. Treat, Strattord; Musician
Charles F. Parker. Hartford.
REAL RICHES
He son has the fortune in love and
Jan. 29. ~— Eighz; '
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truth and beauty is. entitled to be call-1
ed rich. sze and change and adver-
sity have no power upon them. They. U
are the only
with him when he goes In the proc-
thincs a man can (hire; '_:
es of acquiring them they become:
{part of him ln=epnrably. He who has ~
them “v1 cars his commendation in hiui
face for it. may he read as be guises:
that his converse is with the higher
and finer things and his daily Walk is
on the plane where the noblest meet , f
and g1 cot
familiarly—Philadelphia ‘
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In Effect Sept. 22,1918.
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New Blouses
Ready today are some charming, dainty Blouses in ad-
vance spring styles. These lovely garments are made of
Crepe-dachine.or Filmy Georgette Crepe in the very latest
shades, including Bunch-French Blue, Flesh, Navy, Bisque,
Bed and White. Some are beautifuny embroidered and
headed while other: are in plain tailored models. Plenty to
select from.
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$5.98 to $12.00
7"..— .. ..
"wit you have any broken
. lure of the spine.
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saving heal.
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11111115111 5cm
_DEFIN|TION OF CHIROPRA‘JIHO
cause or the disease and the art. of
adjusting the same. Disease is consid-
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
lback. Even if done in childhood. it
creates pinched nerves and pain in.
' later life in the difl‘erent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the mac d'
‘ . disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve syl-
tems. in your body. - Female lam“!!!
given special attention; also can.
You will never. no
gret giving the rghimpracbor 6 ohms.
. to help you.
”lunatic Treatments Given Abs.
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