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floavatine
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H'mgarian Dance No. 7
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Ewe-let Bltl:., phone 2110.
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was full of people on Sun-
over teal estate, both to
2 l'. Nuiwalk needs more
Tiler: is no nicer plate ill
‘.C:.-'.:-.::i to live.
mung:
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“ . Stantlzzl‘ school of the South Nor-
t'..n.-'tnzatianal (hu.'rit resumed
- ~"3lei‘lily noon. Plans are
:.; made to hold rally any exercis—
~> wig.
l. v Southey.
rriw and city tax bills, due and
;.t..>.':-';w .\'n'~'rti:2"ir-r let, 1919, wrre
).~:.—. YA-«l ‘ml..j~'. and will ‘rw studied with
m: ~';-‘. .i:'ewst t}: lllv' taxpayers for
‘lir out far.“ days.
A «l‘ittlrrrwt nd typewriters. The best
. Y“? in-mmn t)’l)t’~Wri‘cr repairs. all
'nzalus t’mtn. Typewritv-r lrIxr-hanze.
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Tlr (lltlllIF in time. from the day-
:uzn; plan. “ill be made at [“0
1m 3»; on the. morning of Sunday. Oct.
T" clorks will in»- 39-. hurl; one
Tim! time. or on the proceed.
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~‘.t::n'.n: for him on the monev to
‘tlort i-ur at the
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it ‘zuwl by him in relief work among
1" its Liam. it is expected that sev-
u t" :zrulzi-l (70”:le will be raised.
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R .2 .am llull is luv-ins; repaih‘
:r. .i . H'sitlvnt" in \\'uodr.ztrd
r2 whit-ll was quite badlyy donut:-
liie la:t week. \Villiam Keyser.
.uzwi-d tho upper part of the
:11- luul a lo.~s of about $400
' ; i...~ )d" promptly Settled through
t‘m- .::rr.r:: n,‘ llt-nry Froeb & 5011. W310
ldLLA‘Hl tin: insuranw.
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"nwz: in l'm- county_wlil
gnvcnd 1'5.“ r‘lgsixt‘n annual conven-
13(71 fil' thr- l‘:-.';t‘fle'.tl (‘rlunty VV. (1'15
1'._ which will he held in the Advent
l'i‘.!"::'ti:m ('iturrh in lmnbury next
Thursday with mornir: :ii'ternoon'and
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Lora. S. Le'llance, national organizer
:‘nd lectuter of the W. C. T. 13.. will
(ziiiver an address.
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Real Estate ~
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1n the evening Mt‘F. :
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LAYING MINES AT 3:11.
Dewitt-“on of Work of Amurtcan
”neuron in‘ Fungi: Unites.
"S‘kk- ‘0 1'0“!" 30b and go up with
it."
This was the slogan adopted by the
“suicide squadron" which planted the
mint-S for the North Sea. barrage
which snared the deadly U-boats in
their dam and helped win the war.
The renmrlrable achievement of
getting the mines ready {or hurried
=hipmom was: trlgl in a previque Na.
’ir‘Ml (innzrarhiral society bulletin
‘w (‘animn Reginald R. 38!an. 11 s,
N w‘m had r-harge of the operhtione.
and in v enc'md bulletin he describes
‘1‘“ "airvra‘slnz episodes and almost
unbelievable Spot‘d with which the
mines were planted.
(”in one of the joint excursions of
Br'itich and American ships. w Am-
erivan shins planted 5.620 mines. the
four Rrii‘ah shine planting l 300. mak-
ing a total of “$20 planted in four
hours. That win the record for num-
ber. The American stumdrons alone.
a few w-wks later. he stares. planted a
field seventy-three miles long. making
a record for distance.
"My June fl. 19l8. preparations were
coins: full blast for the first mining
rxrursion." Captain Belknap says.
“This term. excursion. was adopted as
:- cheev-ful onset to the s’rme of dan-
g'r. 0n» cargo of TNT had been
run-"uh in devastate Halifax. and our
snundv-on had ten cargoes. Our course
would lie :hmugh 811855 wherr it wafi
panousary «torch for mines con-
stantly. and WP would come frequently
in tho rwrular timoughlare for enemy
submarines. I
By Jupr 6 all was ready for the first
The of departure
b'inr d"i71.lin,«: mist" weather. 3.5m—
to
rw mprsirm. “‘19
rinht («.mrv. "-1 without signala or
lizhts or any rule-m. but the flanking
Phrtin. rim fiaL‘sMp gets under way and
how‘s our
“Strain": ox'rr to Norwav we :0:
making l'dslre lll'll' lltvn all to ill“
northwestward. it in z» busy night
and early morning. keeping: the ships
in stuiinn. going ovnr th mines for
final touchr‘s'. watching on o-vvvy hand
for submarinvv and grtting all clear
for our first large operation.
“A? 4:27 n. In. tho sicnal i.- made.
that minim: will bozin one hour later.
The r‘rnw, so to minim: Slalionfi and
‘in the flacship we look for signals re-
porting whether thr- other ships arr
They ate ready. It is like a
horse rare when the starlet-‘5 flag is
up.
PIANO AS STRIKEBREAKER
PATHS Sept. 27.“"'Thp piano was the
r-hief strikobreakr‘.‘
of Pulls lust nigh?
this insirlllllvnl. the Casino. the Olym-
pia, :hw Alll‘JflF<:lil”IlrF and the" Alham-
bra worn able to keep their audiences.
The Folin's' Burgers». to mention an-
other hall known to a majority of
American soldiers who visited l’nrh‘.
returned to its patrons' monny. having
no nubicians and only about :1 quarto“:
of the uqual number of perform”;
The manager declares he will rnn\'--"t
the plat‘“ into a dance hall to nroi“.
trouble with the unions.
Harry Pilcer kept thv Apollo Donn"
in the. nutsir hull-4
By the “so of
Hall open with a pir-ked up nrchmtm .
It was said that only four houses wr-ru
open with full staffs. having slznn-l
contracts to engage only union employ-
es.
At the Olympia there were no Singe-
hands to change. the and.
here and at other halls the changvfi
' Wor'e made by performers.
The stable boys at the
SCPH‘U‘Y.
Chaniilly
racetrack have voted to SL‘lkl‘. refuz-?
log on offer of twelve pracee per dey
and demanding fifteen. with one per-
cent of the prizes won. Today‘s
meeting at Auteull will probably be
, raurelled.
VISCOUNT THAME DEAD
LONDON, Sept. 27.——-Francle Leve-
json Bertie, Frist Viscount of Thamefi OPE! ‘ r5 union. Padded van: for furniture work.
Ean d British Ambassador to France‘r ' 7‘ Hershfidd MM Transportation CO.
,from 1905 to 1918, died suddenly here WED . ’ '0. ‘lomlk. Gt, I“ 101']; City ‘ I‘VM Ct.
: yesterday. He was born August 17,? MONDJAY, H.880" and 122 Water St. - 17‘. th Ave. “M3.
1844- ' FRIDAY Enmas J’hone 294. Pb PM .7”. PM $87 001130.
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5 . AGROUND
STAMFORD. .Sept‘ ear—Tu Red
Cross UneSteunshlp Rhaufild"iasz
still fest aground today, 'on, Co":
Reef. where she strum: ‘yesterdav
while enroute from St. Joh’n's. N. R.
to New York. The crew was buev
shitting the cargo of the vessel, pro?
mmtorylo trmdmlns it to a tighter'
which is attending by. It In expected
the Rosalind will be floated on the
high tide late today it the cargo has
been removed by that time. Jncluded
in the cargo are ten thousand barrels
at man. . , l
A wrecking crew from New York is :5
in charge of the work. The hole torn :
in the bottom of the Tessel hue been’
stopped up and the voter pumped
from beneath the boilers. Some water.
remains in the {or-rad Bold. Tim:
Rosalind carried 203~ ”angers. all;
of whom were taken off saietly yeru
terday.
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”A"! “W?! MEET.
HARTFORD. Sept. 26.—Tbe EaSteru
Federation of Grain Hercbante met w'
day in the Chamber of Commerce;
Building for the purpose of discussing,
trade problems and bearing the ad-‘
diesses of prominent people well in-
formed on the grain situation.
speakers included Prof. E. 8. Savage.
dairy expert of the Na! York Agriculo
tural College; Prof. hunts. chief chem-
is of an elevator compmy. and Prof.
George E. ’5‘. Story. brandy of the
\‘rrmnm Azrlcultunl College. George
ll. trong. ll)!“ president, of “’urwlck.4
.\'. Y.. presided. A
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ou~mcm WILLIE "no. i
SOii'l‘HlNG’PO-N. Sept. IS.—— June:
numlmn. 7:). will be given abouts: “
in th town court late late toduy. or
tomorrow on rharges 01 having mur-
dtrad Patrick lloriok. ’0 years old.
whose body was found in A lodging
house yesterday. Cumin Robert Hur-
lv\'. 61' the state police. ha been hire
invnstirtatin< the vast» and hv will an-
llla.‘ at the Learina. as also will (‘oro-
nt-r (‘alhmm of Hartford.
The. medical vxaminer found that .
Horisk‘s death wad due to a. fracture
of the skull, altimuzh his throat was
cut.
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Into-tr Ids. including Dress, Blip, Bib and Cap.
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TRAVls GETS FIFTEEN MONTHS. ::
NF:\\' HAVEN, Srpt. 27.—~—\\'lllium N _
Travis. of Stamford. former enPhler of
the Sl'nmford National Bank and form-
or city treaaurer of Stamford. was
eontoncvd to swrve one year and thrre 2
months in the Federal Penilenliar)‘. at
Atlanta. by Judge Garvin. in the l'nit‘
ml States court here today. Travis
pleaded guilty soveral days ago to a
(merge of rmbezzlement of $30,000
Hunt the bank. Travis was Hrrl‘slv‘tl
on [low 1! izsi. and on Sept. 5 he was 5‘
:irrnsted a sorond time on charm-s of
misuppmptialing 87.200 of city funds
whiln ho was treasurer of Stamford.
A- -_VA.._._..._ ._._ __..__...-. ..
hack Hurt?§
“fixed the Educ done! rlydo
their woxk 0! pi) ' the mun-m,
waste producu and poisonous gridlu'
main in the system and M backache.
rheumatic pains. lumbego. tore mm-
clca. :wollen joints. Oliflneu, lune
back and similar synptocu.
WWBES
regulxxc and restore the-heulihy, manual
action cf Lidncye and bladder, bringing
clean blood and better health, Hid: [tor
dom from echce uni point.
. J. Gourde “with“. Benninflon. VL. writ“:
‘Losl lull I viz: attached 'Ith lamb-Ida and
affirm! untold aurrty. [had a severe pain
arrest my bac‘v and ll timre could not drmcr
undrl-ss myself. I WI! udvivd lo uh Foley
liar-"y PLls lot my trouble. After ukml than:
hr n in: days the J): to my back lclt no And!
have not had any umbnco Batman! time. u!—
Ilvouch (but was months no. I recommend
Folq Kidney Ella to all who luv- 1mm."
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Remeinders, for the moat port, and while there are white
qnmtltlain my one of the lots. there is e splendid and autis- .
{notary variety throughout, a saving: of a. fourth to a half.
You will find here and there apiece of stumped limwhich
cannot be bought todey at any price from the mnufnctnrer.
handed in this altering ere Doyliea. Centerpieces. We.
Under-weer, Day-slips, Pillowms, Walt Cloths, Towels.
m Pillows, Hand Bags, Ohildren'ennd Intente' Dre-Ice, Cer-
nfie Coven, Pillow Slips, Fudge Aprons. Gambia; Seoques, "
Boudoir Gaps and my novelties. ‘
Women who are planning Christme gifts will find this file
may interesting. for the values cannot be duplieahd this
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WOOD—25c a basket
town. Also in mommy.
L. EFFRON
380m8t. {loam k Conn.
Tel. 441. Tel. “1.
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tor $15.00.
‘ Every user of printed m
(hie-rev” flatma- Hm- .1:
mill bond paper in. It in the but
millililulfilhythoum.‘
house. who do big bitumen.
Mam-11’ low prison
for e lug. letterhead, e 1.2 x n
W. mpdndngieofmun
mdwe stand back of every-hoot.
201.1%.
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WINITION OF CHIROPRAOTM
gnu «them-cue and the-to
twist or email: 1.- tb-
Mck. Dru lt'Zooolnchlldhood.)
warm. 1:" “mm. "
e cut no:
link.
'Cblmvnctorl remove the «use a
house and Iain. health I. mum
mulling the nerve up
tell in your body.‘ Male tram.
din-m “nation: tho um
not giving the Chiropractor s chnc
to help you.
Iagnetlc ’rutmeme Given Aloe
T. FRAMES. B. C.
34 Washington it- 80. Not-walk. can.
Graduate from Palmer w
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Lab Bun-Incl- U... PM: Offs“
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We close a 1 p. In. Weddell: ' July uni August. 5. t‘
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. NOTICE no SHIPPERS
Owing to our increased business we base found it m-
at, to provide lerger ofllee space in New York city. On and
afterSBPTmBR FIRST. 1919. we will be lasted ot 174
AVENUE, New York City. Phone W m.
Our service has been extended to Phil-debug P&., and
KW Haven, Conn. and we will be glad to quote rm and
all for shipments. ..
DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN FEW um, WM,
803‘“le YORK m PHILADELPHIA
10 large trucks .etxour service for oil kind: at tun-por-
‘A fienaiile Cordovan 519°C.
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Suits, Coats and
GLBCARS'
idlyouroldomtotlulddp-
port Am Wrecking 00., 1310
North Ave, between Oek and
Center Ste, W,
hudperuudtlnetofiq
mnkeofcu'.
? car A SQUARE DEAL
“'9 will buy your household
goods. rage, papers. junk and all
second hand goods. Anything you
hive. Price according to the qual-
ily of the $004!. A mare deal
always.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
62 Van Zandl street. Phone. 1182-5.
Second hand mods always on sale,
A ._ .
Dorian House
Shore Dinners
All Kinds at Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken
A LA CARTE
CIGAR-3, momma.
PIPES end TOBACCO.
TARLOV, BROS.
Up-to-Dato Cigar Store
Moheckemo Block. So. Nor-walk
Tel. 1581
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Egg, Stove.
Nut and Pen
Dresses
THE
REGULA'l'IN '
How often we seeia Demon via
would be really attractive were 1.
not that ugly or protruding m
nuke him almost repulelve. It
war-tun“: for one to to th . '
life handlcuxped in this way,
. mtle care. given in chil‘ ..
would remedy it so easily.
“7 manner of treating tho-e
. embraces all the meat null-
, ~ and malt unmoved appliances.
«use giving the best malts It“:
1” hast possible 11W mite
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View»: him in and let me “I
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sewn-mu .- 1.5:}
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