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Seariew Ave. East Norwalk. Great
entertainment by firemen tonight.
James F. Gregory, of Norwalk, is
spending a week with irieuds in Glen
”Falls, New York,
Judge Joseph R. Taylor is attending
the New York-Boston ball game at the
Polo Grounds this afternoon. .
Mrs. William Acker and‘Mlss Ruth
London. of Norwalk. are spending a
few days at the New Homestead, in_
Weld.
. Have you a fire-placein your home?
it, so. the adv. of the Ferris Coal Co.
will interest you.
Constable Samuel C. lrelaud took
- Frank Brady to the Hospital for the
:lnsane at Norwich, today. The patient
has been an inmate of Norwalk Home.
‘ it you read the Sterling Furniture
”(his adv. today you will learn why you
should own 11 Sterling range.
\
Mr and Mrs. N. M Jackson, of 40
Bummitt avenue are quietly ceichrat
in; the thirtieth anniversary of their
marriage today.
- Don't tail to see the opening display
at Mints’ c
Mr. and Mrs. Frank .Presby, of
Strawberry llill, have been entertain-
" in; Justice Pitney. oi the United
Btstes Supreme Court New York,
‘ Fruit jars and all other canning ne-
cessities st fiehebe‘s.
-‘ . 2 No one wants to loose their valua-
- bias. The South Norwalk Trust Cour
many/has a complete modern safe de
posit equipment and charge only a
. moderate rental for private safes, with
the privilege of visiting them _as often
as desired.
Read what Dr. J H. Mallory has to
say about trubyte teeth in his new a
vertisement, which we publish today.
While there are no teeth more natural
than teh teethfot our youth, oi course, -
trubyte are the closest imitation yet
devised by the greatest of skilled ar-
tisans, and when set by Dr. Mallory,“
is ilmpossible to detect them from the
fiall‘and let him explain.
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.‘HE liANK OF. thVith
We Have Them "
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hthoonotmsssurhontotour
——C.0ME DOWN TO THE OLD MILL.
._.._.. m. ..
New autumn silks are ready for your
inspection at, Road's. Sec adv.
l .
i on next Thursday. Judge Lockwuod
sitting. there will be called cases on
the Town Court .docket.
A chimney hrs in the home 0! G.
F. Msnaelis. at 22 Fair street, brought
out the Hope Hose {auto "ch'e‘m’lcsh at
10 o’clock, this mominx,'o;1 a still
'3 alarm which was sounded. .The blue
was a small one and Was quickly ex-
tinguished with a trivial loss of about
810.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F.‘ Magner
‘ and ‘Miss Jennie Magner, of South ‘
Norwallgwlll start tomorrow on a ten
days' automobile trip through the
Berkshires, visiting Pittslield, Great
Harrington and many places of inter-
est, and probably, return (by way of
Springfield and 11mm.
Blankets and bedding at special re-
duced prices at the Boston Store. The
adv. gives prices.
Are you hopeful of some day owning
a home of your own! The South Nor-
wslk Savings Bank adv. will tell you
how to make the beginning.
The W. H. Miller company of
incorporation in the office of .the
secretary of state.
the corporation is to engage in the
groin and food business. The capi-
tal stock is $50,000." The incorpora-
tors are William E Miller, Thomas
whom": shade; to order at Tristram
it Hyatt's. See adv.
in special orders issued from the
allies o! the adjntont~general, the
resignation of KSecond Lieutenant
Harold W. Terrell, company M, First
orahly discharged from the military
servlco'ot the state. The discharge
or Private Charles '1‘. Robinson,
d-l Company C, First infantry, is re-
v oked.
This week's Thursday special at
Dickermsn's, ls sweeten. See adv.
Mar President Tait, who was
Monitor, wan not: got there" before
Thursday. it”. To!!! is now at the
~11. in smut-9.11m, where, he is
birthday anniversary.
been at his minor residence. blur.
ray Bay. can-«ls, since June 26.
;
Missfllnbothnoweihotthew G.
There "will hoi‘lioginnors' class in the
alter-noon at 4:30. ind the ladies' and
o'clock. Ilsa. Nowell has had men
Hartford has tiled a certificate of ‘
The purpose of
G. Dennis sud Andrew J. Broughel. -
infantry. is accorded, and he is hon!
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expected in an" in New Haven on . '
C. 11Wbomaornncucmmnacrorgfl
helping hu- oelebrsto her 89th .-
Mr,.'.l‘att has ,
_. Nowell School for Dancing, in Bridge- ; '
,_ port. will open hor classes in Arion
’ Hall. on Wednesday. October-"44th; ,
pontiorsoh‘d'cluswiil moot st 8':
placed on sale beginning- Thursday, October 1st
cording to the fixe
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13’ 13011 allE
‘ they wis
llIn dinin -room furniture, the examples include
flIn bedroom furniture are very rare examples of
history.
other woods. Especially finee re
in mahogany are also represente
pany excel.
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which has been tern m5)
Aimoro furniture an
areas in the Fifth Gallery.
522
found to be the
which John,Wanamaker, New York, has taken over in its entirety to be"
Aimone prices, of more than $400, 000. It includes:
£76.22. 22.252.» 52.2. 2029/22 ’
finest English periods, such as Jacobean, Sheraton, Hepplewhite and Adam.
marked on each piece' 1n the collection along side of the original Aimone prices. will be
lowest at which furniture of this character has ever been offered.
. JOHN -WANAMAKER' 11
Broadway at Ninth, New York.
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reaches a valuation, ac-
1eces of Aimone manufacture their trade-mark' ls inlaidjn copper——
their guarantee to last as long as the furniture remains.
a great number of the
classic furniture, in ma-
hogan'y, walnut, satinwood and enamels, after the most celebrated periods of
llIn library furniture, examples of the Jacobean in tables, cabinets, chests,
stools, benches, etc, in both antique and "modem styles, in fine old oak and
roduc tions of the Adam and Sheraton periods
g m the fullest manner. ~ .
11111 small novelty furniture of their own manufacture, the Aimone Com-
Many hundreds of such pieces are in this Exhibition and Sale. - l
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orarily closed to prepare for this sale, willbe ' .
works of art. But the collection covers large additional adjommg 1i
fitted with the
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War Bulletins .1. mm .
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LONDON, September 30.-——A-11 offiCial commu- Will be common to the '
1 nication given out by. the Belgian "Government is con: so 11 :l‘vfwntyi:°fi;unmm m
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1tained' 111 an Antwerp dispatch to the Renter’s Telegram , 11131112111111ny 113w and "m, bad m“. '.
Company.” It says: - ~onditions.‘ George also Anna Rusiov
u ' =ky. aged nine and eight years, re
After bombarding Malines, fourteen miles south- specuvew were taken from their mo
e t 0 A t _ lhor, who resides in Derby,— and art
_‘ as f n werp, the Germans under cover of night rc .. mm m .me charge n 1! the 011m “a
_ entered the unoccupied town. bill? have now resumed their 1_ 7 department, of Bridgeport. Both thr;
~‘i't'iai'ch therefrom). ‘ , ' ‘. ,~ 1 i 11 5‘}: , . p [9 m”? children war-o born in Bridgeport anr
. . “The Germans have directed the fire of their heavy
fartillery on the forts of way-re, St. Catherine and Wacl-
hem, about ten miles from Antwerp, hilt with a result not
justifying their great expenditure of ammunition. Our ..
forts replied and the bombardment ceased:
' “Between the Deirdre and the Willehroeck Canal, west '
of Waelhem, the oEencive movement of the enemy was
w.
/ p___romptly checked. The forts inflicted serious losses on
. 1»
-‘_‘-"the enemy and compelled his retreat.”
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LONDON Sépt. 3o.-—A dispatch from Constantino-
”in! w in m, work" and . 3 "pie to the Renter Telegram Company Says there 15 good
‘flflflnm in. the W
. reason to behave that the Dir-domino. ordered c-loced-
' Sunday, will: he opened to namgaupn again in two or
“N three days.
In reference to the closing of the foreign post offices ~
55-;an undemdmg has been rmhed between the British.» -_ *
French 11111111111113: chimes and the Pam. according
1-.towlrich thematoifiocswill close its-och 1. but the
daydream: aluminum."
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econtly their mother moved to Der
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invrsfinamr Alexander R. Morris
How of the Charities department was _
' 7+0 Darby this morning and branch 'j
‘ the children to Bridgeport. Tomorrow 3‘
, alike to the 11111111111 endeavor of the individual and the legitimate onto
“1e cases will come before the Pro
"bate court and it is probable that
they wm be committed to the County
Children‘s home in Norwalk. It is r.
1 sad and pathetic case. Several othe
children will be arraigned before th
Probate court for commitment it it
is (011111! hacessary -
BOY8 FOUND "PON TRAIN.
fined New Yorkers. damned" or The:
'1' ‘ pass. Pmrnisotoaofiomo
John. Dorsey, Thomas: Galvin and
New I k bays. war .
third 35 ms in the City (3011 ‘1
day by Judge Walsh for massage»
New Hutton Railroad: property. Thea
worn arrested by Detective-sergeant,
Notion-nan. A toloiihou'o menace to
Hoot the. 1
a m. at hm were on a victim
train. lit! and Milli will”) --i"
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'Milliae‘ry, Suits, Goals and Dresses
. , Wflv'fl4mm.
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Sweater Time is Here
The slight chill in the air has brought the demand for ‘
warmer apparel.
There is molds-g more neat and attractive to look upon -‘ -
pr more comfortable to wear than a Cast Sweatcr.
We have a variety of models for early Fall wear which ,
are close fitting and can be worn under Ono's cost
later on.
Tho PRICES are the BEST yet for such oxcélleht,‘ '
qualities and are within the reach of .every one’s purse.‘ '
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The N1‘E- Ryan Co.—
8‘ WASHINGTON STREET.
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Donnelly .
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Wednesday, Thursday andLFriday
October 7th, 81h,91l1.
FROM DARIEN WEST NORWALK AND NEW
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.. LEAVING DARIEN AT 3' O'CLOCK. - . -
Tele hoses .
1197 pzsa-s E. T. Bates
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"The world turns aside to let any man pass who knows whither he i
suing '-’ .. -
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prise oi! the business house.
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Let us explain fully to your our reasons for asserting that this is th
, .. uho‘loui mail motion will in county
Every mm, Pam and 11631111 “I!!! of the daiir rout
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- “@1113on 1 _ 1 -
summons case so as:
office department to have every piece
of last! "counted tummy post ethos
in" the' country during the month of
Ootobor. This is an annual event. arid"
.‘1y tho‘postmsstors and clerks, as it
memaontra work with no extra mon
to do it.
and must not hinder in any? (by ” V
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Plans boi made" h the" post '~ ' _.
m n“ ’ NEW 11am. 8911. :o.—-m='“
at “311111 21111111 M
the estate of I”. billion 3. Wm.
which he claimed to have advanced
to he!» was decided adversely to him",
by the into rotoroo in mamas.—
"am very eagerly looked fiorward to
hurts: the 1114.: was in the month.
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