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F PENCIL sons—40c to
TERS. ETC. Marleen and Private Bert Balsinger
or the Eighth infantry, who had been
on outpost duty. Were deer hunting
when they encountered a German pa-
trol of thirteen soldiers. According
to‘ Balainger the Germans began firing
Without. asking an explanation as to
5 why the two Americans were in the
neutral zone. Balsinger told the Am-
i encan. authorities that when he and
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DONNELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
com NOIWLI-I.
was several yards ahead or Marleen.
Balsinger said he dropped his rifle
as soon as he saw the Germans. who .4
[second afterward began to shoot at
.- . Madsen. The Germans contend that
.. andsen filed at them. Balsinger de-
’ . , clarcd that the Germans fired first and
, C that if Madsen had filed he did 1101
K I ews ‘ see him shoot or hear the shot.
} . _. Banninger was taken prisoner by the
l“ Germans and later turned over to the
.- - American Provost Marshal. M830!
. . r 1 . l‘uwige (Jacki-ell. and brought to Co‘
dart.- 13. Palmer has moved fl'ntullmnz. Mauser: wiii be buried. 311 the
WWW,“ street. East Norwulk, to 9 1.3:.1iuli1t‘fin cemetel'yOat t‘oblenz.
~\; :2 >treet. Smith Norwalk. ‘
RAN] LEADS ARROWS.
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-\ daughter has been born to Auteur Mallory
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. .xml Mrs. John Puneo, of Elizabeth.
up?“ ; (:Rlifin‘ilCll, Conn. Sept. é.—A lis-
______‘ lturc of the moss among the Arrow
- _ t(.‘lass vuchls here yesterday was the
-A «- —~ vml- ~ ~ a ,» . . r ' '
a' p‘fXC.J§:Q'1v1X§?"N: ‘sffmfig‘i \vlzmlug of lhl: Ham. owned by Clit-
" " _ ore. ‘ ““3 ‘: ford l). Mallow. it wa< the first lime
_ ‘. ’Mr. .‘tlullnly has been at the helm of
A rilvl‘ml "190mg 0" ”l“ Hat Trim- his yacht in a race for some time.
more l'nion will he held \Vednosday Imring the war ho was engaged in
awning ggmmnbpr 10. in Q A. R. gtnr'emmcnt work in Washington and
"Hall. important businnsa will be lak- several months ago he undelweni an
optration lol' appendicnis. whic: pro-
.Ownor. .Takos .Helm First
Time This 8‘4“".
n u . , . . . . .
a p ,\en.ed him ilcm participating in any
oi the local ration up to The present
1h" N’m' mb” ”arm "f m“ “‘“5‘ :imc. Robinson ima- ch’s Hubble also
made a good showing, finishing sec:-
ond. with the Rani only the minutes
and four Lsecnuds in [ht lead. 'lho
sumfilary:
Aliltll“! CLASS“
Superior (‘JUll of this country has :~.
record number of divorce (7::‘(5
divorce busmess is also piling up for;
thc Ocio‘uer term. papers for whith
32‘. 3
START. “:1?" ii. lll.
are now. helm: filed in the offict‘ ot‘ the. \Vacht and Owner ll :u. s.
clerk o the court. in Britlzepott. Yarn! and Owner XI. .\l. S
. . . mun. t‘illfotd D. Mallory .... l» in il
. . , Bubble. Robinson Lent-r. l 2.; if:
Thc Metropolitan LlfP insurance Snapper. F. 8. page ________ l 3:, ll
nmpany nus ‘Wd 3 booklet. 3’" Comrade A. G. Hanan ...... i ill. in
- rlfd "How to he Happy and Well.",Jack o' Latiturn. l.. H. Llur ..l :24 21.
, ; w}, is attracting much ampnfiongy Hawk. Ralph E. Slaw-n ...... l or. w
- only amouz users but among err-4
. '96 ’ Has’wiéHooT"‘ébcA~. 3.
workers. Many Nortvalk people, ‘5 “
vuldin: it. "Fan-n Burt-aw Given Directiors for
__.___._ l Canning.
ANNOUNCEMENT l >Nulllel't‘llw’ inquniw am being rah
.lcmyvd at the Fallllla'fl (‘oumy l-‘.: ".l
I-Zti“’ikld J. Sims, icachcr ‘li .
.,_,‘ “.H l'v-opcn hpr studio at 4:3,Buroau in regard to Vlhé‘ method m“
\lit'l't. Ntlt‘walk. 0n Frilicnlhcr'canning 0i Y’"a"h“3 Without ““3““ 1"
trial‘tilw of the difficulty of obtaining
Is-ucar at the [lTF‘Pnl‘ limo \vill‘ll
lltlat‘hé's' are most abundant. lhb‘ l-‘ut‘m
Appointments for voile
. mad-z by mail. or by tall-phone.
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. _- llluzvu'l l.‘ cllinr: (gut ill" foilowmz
”din: In a di=palch from Chicago‘ y't'l'iile for vdnn'ng wixluut .vxr a“ n-
i'“ mortage in (hp I'nilcd Stab: mian the“ some day lrtli. is ilickcd l.’
.l;lt“;t';t”}‘ at an end and 00‘1“".possihlo. I‘se firm. menrsizmi fruit.
~Il tar as sugar is concerned.' Scald in boiling, water. then cold dill
[.mnme normal within ten to rommw skins. l‘uck whole. in
halves or slices. in hot jars. Add onil<
announcement is made by
- ~ | Place rubber and
‘IL:.ll‘l of the sugar distribution:
ing water. top in
place. Partially tighten seal. Sterilizo
,. .4 at the food administration. , in hot mum. bath mm“ ”m“.
-...w— I minulea. Remove, lighten rotors and
.. :"h it was cxl’wcted that of cool. .
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F HER NOSE l
BECAUSE HE'S JEALOU‘E
airlifwl' of flags would he die:
the city yflsterday inislTES OF
.. return to this country:
--_l l..lm J, Pcrshinz. comman'2w3tnbury Man Held \N’lile ...“ “'- . w
..‘l of the American Expelli‘j Try to Graft Nose Back Again.
.-..- , . ‘ was we; warsnm'm. Sept. afomrzp;
," j ‘mh one flat; i‘v lNavikow was, held by the thy court~
””"m‘sg section “I the c'“ 'lfoz- trial rm :1 charge of mayhem. it
mixes and towns throughout developcd that Navlkuw. in a fit of.
l'lazs were flying and cele- joalousy. seized Lena Arnitax. in uni
held ‘ East Main. street restaurant. and hit:
' her tics-t off complctcly. The. nose fell;
to the floor and was picked up by R!
.. .~.l plumbers have requested spectator. Physicians are now trying
-.=~-- in wages of $1 per dly, ‘01 to graft the nose back on at a local.
ml .-n October 1. It is aSketlthSDltal- .— ‘
turn. 0! a voluntary increasc,.$°’m FEB—R‘DIMPSEY To
my ‘hc fact that the? 113% an: BOX MEEHAN lN RENO.
’ m" m 35“ {0" more money RENO. Sept. 6.——On offer of 350,000
' ‘ ““reem‘m‘ “fling been w to Jack Dempsey to fight Willie Mee-
R'Vm 1918 for this year. The ban twenty-five rounds in Reno some
”w unesfflls given that time after the first of the year. wnsl
" ”f foodstuffs. “c"‘mékes 16 made yesterday by the Reno Athletic
“my are now getting ‘ Club in a telegram to Jack Kearnll.
" ”1 eight hum. Dempsey‘s manager, Members of the.
'“” “ club say Meellan i.'. willing (at light.
’ .9 The offer made to bins was not given
out. ‘
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NOTE BOOKS—60, 12c, 151:; ll Hum“ C°mmmw
.2 . kmds- ; COBLENZ, Sept. &-—~Prlv.ate Beass
LOOSE LEAF BOOKS. Hudson. at" Sacramento. CAL. was shot
_ l and killed today by German soldier:
PADS—A11 sues; 2crto 35c. It: msoneutml zone about a mile from‘
mucus, ERASEBS, snow. It rein. “my °f m“ “mm “a"
Madsen cncountered the Germans/he?
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'AUTO MARKERS COME
: of
. the young inmates
lotions now. in the hands of Superior
imam
FLRYING WIT” MATCHES
CHlLD IRES OF BURNS
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Rccky Hill Youngster leed to 8:.
\ the Handsu
ROCKY HILL, Sept..8.—-thtle Gran—
,by Martino. 2 years. 9 months old;
Ldied yesterday noon as a. result of
playing with matches Ifrlday after-
noon. The little fellow was a'son: of
iSalvndor Hot-tine. and in some nan;
iner got hold of some matches Friday:
He took delight. in seeing the flare Of
the sulphur. had. In lighting one..hls
clothes unit tn. ‘
He was badly burned and. all.
though his screams of pain and fright
brought help, his condition was so
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SeeWtNew Kitchen Cablne
MOIMW beautifull Iii-mind in
purewhllt. “Mmmdorbreayk. e
,_ mmmmm POPULAR
.l'orthcdan. maggozy‘mea Wimp-ts;
“is“! . he lily.” a“
mummmhm?’
wmdflvsryowuualladjoiningtowns.
RAYMOND as DON
fS
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bad that ho W m immedlntely "0-! m“ "' “k“
to the Hartford Hospital. it was ”U
seen at the hospital that there was m" 3'
but a slim chance for his recovery.
but he hovered between life and death:
until this noon, when the frail little
body could no longer stand the pain
and shock.
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HARVARD events A ‘
MARCH ON OLD ELI.
It seems to be the general belie!
among Yale'men that Harvard has
stolen a march on them. instead or
waiting until the midle our September, ’
the time-honored date for summoning
glidiron candidates ‘(ogether for pro-r
liminury practice. the Crimson coach- ‘
22: have called their squad out. while
Yale has taken it for granted that the;
understanding of years past was 10.
hold good this season. and that the
football men would not begin work uni
til the usual data. There was no del-
inite agreement regarding the time
»t‘or beginning work this tall, but. the
histmic data of Sept. t5 was accepted;
at Yale as the time. I
in consequence Harvard will have;
a start of nearly two weeks behave)
Yale’s candidates begin work. The}
Yale call for players to report at. Ynln‘
field Monday, Sept. 13. and it will not
be «hanged. ' - I
With the exception of the arrival.-
or the Line Coach Art Brides, Trainer?
Johnny Mack and Quarterback Chet;
La Rochc. nn gign dl’ the impending.
season has been noted here. ”In!
Braden. mm: promising candidate for.
fullback. has been here practically the;
entire summrr in the intreats of the
“v" club. Braden stated inst mam!
that the club will be ready for oc-T
ctlpanm- thit \vcck. An official inapec-J
lion of tho rlub was made by thee
board of control a few nights azoand
all of ifr members: appeared gl‘efitly
pleased.
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FAIR AND WARMER
WEATHER HITS TOWN.
The old loll-ts always predicted
warmer weather whethtr it came bit-l
fore or after an early frost. Late;
last week 1h(*l'e we: a temperature;
below is dogma; and some reported,
a slight frost but no damage,to the
unusually late crops was recorded. All’
the time “Filr and warmer" weather.
was medium! by tumult-other nun
and Saturday was true to name. while
vesterday was one of the hottest days
of the season.
Ono reliable thermometer. not dim
corny exposed to the sun's rays. re
corded 104 degrees at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon. lnvl 90 dcxres at 7 o'clock”
Today while not quite so warm;
made a bray» start. as this :mme the":
utometer logistcred 67 degrees at 6,
ambiguity-Michal: obtained such delightful ro-
sulhuII-omhntinfio new Wrists shown 1’0:de
Several beautiful styles have already arrived.
Colors are flesh, blank, white, bisque, navy.
brown, Jade and the new» Mm and orchid shades.
nsnyotthmwniushsvssmtonohot mm m-
nished by bended designs and lovely hand embroidery, show-
mmWhWMMM‘ .
Hussite-setters.
can-Inu—
trfirgp ‘10“ 4 n7 HC‘QIi-‘C7t Pall/'7 (3
”WW“.
Libn Brand
Yarns
Popular shades in Shetland Floss, Pansy Zephyr and
Knitting Yarn for ladln’ and children's sweaters and alpaca.
Imported Angora. and Tonal for 6011an and Outs.
J. l MALLETTE‘
o'clock this morning. All or ill? shore;
rel-torn were crowded and bathers re;
M'mhsmhiymdmmthmdm—
1 RED 6AK COAL;
, INSURANCE 15000 Mmmils
' ill-"mammalian BondLetterHeads
“m “m“ to: $15.00.
REAL ESTATE Ivory w of printed nua-
hallllsllr I lknowswhst thotomoum-
mill bond m u. 1: mm but
J.M.Layios&€o..llc.
immundcommsrchlbondmdo
todnyandisusedbythounndlot
SHERIDAN
communal-l.
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ihelical: who do big bushes.
l This exceptionally low price SJ
forslarge letterhead, 81.2111
llnclm. The printing is of them
Had we stand back of every shoot.
r03 vain AUTO m l Tel. 123.
emit rams, max. 1 The Wosmorterflerala
ammo, aura rats an , “”9"”. 0°“
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P. l.—-Wo do other path of
may llowsrpricsltlnnyou hsvsbosn
. pain: because, our sup-lb:
N. s. m PALMA. , equipment I n m w
3300:”. :wmmmdouotmumuu
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wmn PINE COMPOUND
WITH TAB
I. H. BAXTEB
m: ‘
w your old can anthem
port Auto Wrecking 00., 1310
North Ave, between 0.1; ml; .
Center Sta, Bridgeport, Oval.
Phone Barnum 5586-2. Second;
hand you; and tires to lie .y
mains of car.
Delivered all over town in any
quantity.
' Also HARDWOOD in
lengths or blocks, $12 a cord.
L. EFFRON
:
GET A “Qt UARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods. raga. papers. Junk» and II
second hand goods. Anything you
‘ hove. Price according no the qui-
3 Rowan St. E. Norwalk, Com: “3' 0’ ”3“ 8'00““- ‘ mm “'3
Tel. 441. . than.
W__M_I_._NT_°L “1 PHILIP p. MAHONEY
«on» -— 52 Van Zandt street. Phone 1133i.
NEW SCIENCE
Second hand zoom- nlwuvn on sale.
DIfiNl'flON OF CHIROPRACTR
l... dtbedhnue anathema
nmmwmum
byn wrench. twist or sprain inti-
bnck. Even it dmnlnchlldhood. l
emanated norm endpoint,
Burrito balsam-automaton:
l
cord '
dict-ion House
Shore Dinners
All Kinds 01 Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken
A LA CARTE
,. Chm me the an. 0
disease and pain, health is rests-u
,throngh hamonlxing the nerve In
4items in your body. Female trouble
1317:! m mention: also cut-tn
turn at the spine. You will never in
{not giving tho Cum-actor a chant
rtu help you.
Magnetic Treatments Given Alon
T. FRANCIS. B. C.
ported the Water of delightful tem';
poralure. while a brisk breeze made;
it an ideal day on the water.
in the meantime lima beans and“
other late vegetables which have been.
backward in coming forward are flout»:
ishing’. and the threatened danger tol
t‘w grapr crop from mildew has abut-l
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FROM REFORMATORY;
Supurintendent George C. Erskinw
the (‘onueclicut Helormntmy has!
Till‘Cn to the state motor vehicles dc-l
pannltm the first products made .l!
the factory. eytabllshcd at the reform
for the making or automobile
atory
markers. The automobile platesI -
turned over to the department were~
chlirely satisfactory. The numeral
are of heavy blue on pink background”!
and the numbers can easily be dis—l
tinxuishcd even if an automobile is
traveling at a rapid rnl'r- at speed.
Superintendent Emilne said thatl
and the specific-
lendsm Erskine call for 206,000 pineal.
it is probable, however. thnt'there will
be an addition to this number. the
superintendent was lnlortned during
his visit to the capitol.
HUNDREDS DYING
FROM CHOLERA
STOCKHOLM. Friday, Sept. 5.-——
From two hundred to three hundred
persons are dying daily in Pctrograd'
from cholera. according to advices.
from that city. Owing to the lack o:
medicines and food, many or the hop
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
Owing to our incl-onset! business we have fond it neces-
sary to provide larger ones space in New York city. Dug-Dd a
after SEPTEMBER rus'r. 1919, we will arm at 11.4"
SEVENTH AVENUE, New York city. Phone Farragut 7347.
Our service has been extended to Philadelphia, Pa», and
New Haven, Conn, and we will be glad to quote rates and
call for shipments.
DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN MW HAVEN. BRIDGEPBRT,
NORWALK. NBW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of transpor-
tation. Padded vans for furniture work.
I iflfiershfield Motor Transportation Co.
80. Nor-walk, Gt. New York City flew Haven, 0%.
122 Water St. 174 Seventh five. 38 M 8‘.
P1193.“ Phone Farragut 7347. hallowed-1w.
W "" "' 'f”f_"__'f'_'i_*"“:. Barth & Gans
‘2 IheNBrwalkCoaihSupfiyCo.
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SOUTH NORWAL!
Samson to
MYIOHD 3308.
Mr. Home Builder:
t;p to the chino-34.03 we carry
Prom the coll-r.’
«Wan-Ion miforyourhouso.
‘ , Inform-vino,
’ mwm GOAL II‘HHLY 00.
pltalshave been closed.
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34 Waohlngton at, 80. lek, Gum
(inflate from Palmer School
Egg . Stove,
Nu“ and. Pea
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comm-um i m 01mm
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side. It must be a "poor creature that
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*is Min! to m. but it lsl ‘ “FWD“ mg?"
1mm to hove good health with ‘m M m
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s The tool snot enter the M
. properly mentioned, or the or”. of
‘ digestion cannot do their work prop-
erty, and it is a foregone on
that good health cannot exist without
7 good chanson.
Years of scientific research have,
punchinthel’ricel
Tires
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