Our 1
Day Nursery
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jloutino business wa stranmtedlas
"em“ " ”" ”gm" "9“" mm“ “d in prices for all kinds of unit. and secure your cool now before or i.
at Our Brothm' Lodge, No. 10.1.0. 0. i L. EFFRO ‘ have the largest and beat “semi?!” exigifid 2:;
r. : Work ’ : s Rowan s... E. Norwalk 919515: the mmgnfidguste' we m on you mm
1 3. WI any out _
Pride of Court Nanak Circle. No. ‘ .Tel- 1906 Tel. rgoe an“!
“em. nor BE IN run
MAJORITY?
You know that Elfron' a wagon
'by your house is an ornament.
}For one potsal or telephone you
'can have Efiron paying you beat
BE WISE
‘ Procmtinstioniatiisthiefoftima. Doyonddein
ter's coming? Our coal in your furnace will keep even tem-
peratures in you home. B: wise and use good judgment
801. Companions ot Foresters of Am— ‘ The ”3‘1“" meeting 0‘ the hoard “‘
erloa will moot this evening tor regu-, “(“0” 0‘ ”‘9 D" Nursery was held
flbugmeu, _ ., Monday morning, septum)” llth i1
_ Ilhe parlors of the Numery.
- Hill Elk Nattetord, who has been] Routine business was transacted and
urlouely m at her home m Wilton new plans for the tall worl’ were dis-
Ivenue. Was reported as considerably cussed1
Illumved this morning. 5 For lhgbenent of the mothers whose
_ work has been so interfered with ow-
The annual clnmbslte of the Pioneer: ing to the necessity of closing the
Hook and Ladder Company .will boi Nursery to their little ones, it is an-
held next Sunday. in the mmysgnounced that unless further t uble
rooms, on Main street ideielops the Nursery will be opened
_.__..- iSepIeniber 26th From all sides hate:
-—ll'8 the 10!!! fl" ""9! "1 the Burn come the stories of hardships mused
m Boiler “1” makes the short coal to tinny families through the closclt
“11.140111 ‘ Burnhaln CO ll'Vi-“an‘tdom: of our liay Nursery, which has
N Y come to mean so much to the cify,
iThe directors therefore are greatly
Richard Harris. 0‘ Elmrost Ter- pleased that the day is in sight when
nee. h“ "5'15”“ his position WmJilts activities can be resumed.
Shoes
FOR MEN
comfortable models
the city engineering department, “di Not only the families have suflered
will 19"“ shortly tor 305”” Where‘but the it easury also has felt the of i
he will resume his studies at 'lutts Col “a of suspended routine, it being im-
1‘55" ‘ponsible to hate the usual entertain-
H ed b Huertts, etc. for the raising of fundsi
1"“ Wernpe w“ "’9” y with which t0 carry on the. work
Motcrcycle Policeman Murray (or op ‘ Banks tor the collection 0! coins for.
crating a motorcycle without a ii the hursery have been placed in sev- !I
cense. fine “.i liner: ‘1‘; and \m":.r.ii hotels, 510.98, etc, and quite a-
cost.. t in morn ng y u so as , g , , f
bur 'h which amounted in all to $16 36 Inic: littli sum was tuned into the?
i ' ‘ "treasurer this morning from that t
source.
Although htilthJf Salim“, weekly! A; the need is known and the good
dance» 0 t e no lub nrelswser; a work tut also no longer a matter of
:ubecriptlon a??? wil ‘0 h; “in; idonbt will not UK public look [or the.
try evening a e popu ar s are c u
There will be transportation service at
thit- time also.
banks and drop in a stray quarter or
:dimc, or nickel, or even the poor little:
lpenny
..._.__(H t th ‘ 'l‘hv larder .1: pretty empty also, anti1
Everything h, m ren “a” or e‘illt‘ directors docitlrd to attain (ii-strut)-
opening night at the Cockenoe Radium “hat bags thm how on hand, ask-
Men's trading post. th‘h m" be ing it, dry rereatls nnd groceriettvbuti
held all next week. A big street pa lno clothing this time. Jellies and Jums‘t
”do with a number 0' bands and and canned fruits are always very‘:
drum corps will feature the opening .nelcome also. I
h Th admi i ilhei in case no he; is sent1
“'3 1' ° " °" “'1 "9' to thc reader, will they please test all
nine more the nocesiity of helping thei
little lines and take the matter to ,
:honr' enough to send prisonllly somoi
ismsll contribution, either of money or’
food. ’
An abundant harvest is upon us and;
an opportunity to divide with those'
better than the average by consider loss fortunate is open to all Potatoes}
able It is probable that the vield and apples and other w-intu vegetables:
Amour cuocounee.“
Bpeclalboxes—Nuts and fruits (no
creams.) Briggerman Bros.
it, is reported that the oyster set in .
the waters about Milford is very light,
although that in Pond Point Bay is
Ralstdn
FALL STYLES
now ready in attractive and
4.50 5.00
RAYMOND BROTHERS
M "3'3 131 Washington St.
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53 WALL ST.
NORWALK
Phone“!
Everything‘in the; Optical Line
EYES EXAMINED FREE
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ALL .KINDS OF FRESH FISH
O. D. Jackson
OPTICIAN
Glover’s
In Washington St.
Milton Elwood. Manager.
Lobsters and Soft Crabs,
Round and Long Clams
CU'IBIIL'S BRIDGE MARKET
PM” 19 and 1“.
Free Delivery.
71 North Halo .1.
DavidW Raymond
fl WAIHINO‘I’ON IT.
0 NDERTAKER
Tel, Moo. 1m: Hell... on.
I! NEW RID MIN’O BUILDING
School Days are Coming
Buy School Shoes HERE
We carry all the leading make. and guarantee a perfect
in
WAISTS
K. A A. OLAVIN
to NO. MAIN CT.
will be you email. The shells which art ucttlnl necessities and. u it has
were planted in July are for the mdfit w my ”“5"" ”any!” m 3“
Wt covered by . coral sand and are and the things cam-.150 may there be
unproductive. About three hundred a generous response to this appeal.
thousand bushels of shells for the year
ending July 1 Were shipped away fr" HOPES TO BECOME CADET
transplanting i AT U 3. NAVAL ACADEMY.
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I'Au of the insurance agents or the Charles Cronin of Norwalk Enllatl
city have received notice that. it is no Here in Navy—New Jersey Boy
longer necessary to place revenue Also Enitetl.
stamps on insurance policies. This is: Announcing his intentions 0' com:
in accordance with a bill which was W‘Unfi for admission 10, ”’5‘ “3"“
recently signed by the president. This "“0va at Annapolis where otl‘lccrs
bill also applies to the revenue ‘M on for Uncle Sam‘s sen torccs are tarinetl.
bonds ,telegrams, long distance tale-.Chafl'“ Cronin of Norwalk yesterday
“one calls “(I express "cell?"- The morning joined the navy at the recfltlt-
revenue law has been in effect since mg °m"° 0“ ”mm" meeL in BM“
October 19“ port. With Cronin was his chum,
1John Krohne ot Tutt-enbei’g. N. 1., also
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Kid Williams, the well-known 3:31.; agfgfifcgnggglnwnh U0-
mdgeport sportsman. who is now lo~, '
Tho companions -lett yesterday noon
cated at 51 Water street, South N0Mon a train ior‘Newport R. l. ,tshore
walk, has purchased the Bridgeport."my will be at schoor for n
“0““ from Fred Zipperer Improvo- several weeks, after which they “tilt
m" m “in! ‘0 be “M0 in 9 be detailed to one or the cruisers or
property, and a grand opening night “New.”
will be held “I the “W future. Kid: Exceptional advantages are onered:
Williams is well-known as aflboxing'lby um mvy to the young man who
promoter, and he will mu in hil‘may wish to enter the academy. An-
pawer to boost the boxing game in!nually 25 young men are. selected by
Norwnlk. Williams expects to lit out competitive examination {or admis-
n training headquarters in the back of; slon. which is obtained by civilians ‘
his place, where promising young. throuh appointment by their con-i
ashlar-5 can have a try out. gmssman, sometimes through exam-
' lnatiun in competition with others;
~DANCING‘ but often not. The number until
Thursday night at Roton Point Graemrecenuy was 15. but an act of Con-
Brothers' Orchestra. igreu increased it to 25.
theft, or undesirable scrutiny. your bonds
Thereisnoneofthstifyourentaliox.
Nothing Risked--Nothing-Gamed
But why take risks where nothingcan be gained? That’s
what you do——so long asyou deny yourself the protec-
‘ tion of a safe deposit box. You are risking. day after day
thosaietyolyourpersonalproperty; exposiagtoiiré and
The South Norwalit 'l‘nist Conny
The Little Shop
NEWEST FALL MODELS
DRESSES, "SKIRTé AND i
fit as well as the best of good looks and wearing qualities.
Children’s Stockings too
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
I1 WAOHINOTON "REIT MONK mu.
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FRED ii. SANUNO.
We Are Now Selling
Red Oak Coal
Get Your Orders In
WM. EFFRON CO, Inc.
3 Rowan St, E. Norwallx
Tel. “1
Tel. 451
Mm! Director and Emhal
one. and flatulence
Telephone 004
Mulch 81.. “.le
limbs.
White Pine Compound
With Tar
For That Cold of Youra
F. l. WEI. m
If you need to buy a cake for tea.
Try- cliocolate layer and pleaIGd‘
you will be.
So while you‘re housecleaning,
too busy to bake,
slvlnx the
IMP you.
Nanette Mull given also.
‘EBUILT TYPEWRITERS -— L. Q
SM... u........ T. Francis D C
tn bread and cake. v . 0
33:93:11“! "in: N Via-Mm 0t. Io. mm. Conn.
repaired. Rentals. 33
per month. Machines
sold at 85 per month
Mo. DONNILLY
period oil 1. pouch Main Street. South Norwalt
’Phone to 5 Monroe for you
The Banner Bakery
Graduate from Palmer school.
are opening a branch on Rail-
STAMFORD
Auto lamp Works
road avenue, corner of Mon-
.roe street. _
Expert Repairing of Auto
Lamps and Radiators.
Parts of all kinds of lamps
carried in stock.
Mimi’s
NEW writs
AT $5
The New Sciencet‘}.
m1!” 0' CHIROPRACTIC
Mummerm
unabotthodtsoueandtheut o'
adjutingthoaame. manual-caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
but. Even it done in childhood
n anato- plnohed nerves and pain in
Whinflodlflmntorganannd
Chiropractors remove the muse oi
disease and pain. health is restated
throuah lamenting the ' nerve aye
tents in your body. Female trouble:-
glven special mention; also curvature
o! the mine. You will never regret
mm KM“ 11
Tel. 887 6 Monroe mot
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TRANS-ATLANTIC LINE.
American Line .
Holland-American Lino.
Scundansvlsn-Anorlcan Lino.
Swedish-American Line.
White star Una.
Cunard Line.
Anchor Lino.
‘ Real Estate and Insurance.
5 Railroad Av...
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Rates and Innings on Applica-
J. M. LaytondCoJuc
Go. Nor-walk
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FALL FASHION BOOK
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neat Paper. nut Work. But Prices
3? NORTH MAIN STREET
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am so use
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LATEST STYLES
for .
MEN AND WOMEN
TRY OUR CREDIT PLAN '
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0 50¢ and 81.00
a MIDDY BLOUSES
0 50¢ and $1.00
a BOYS’ BLOUSES
0 25¢ and 50¢
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9 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. PHONE
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Formerly known In Bridgeport Stunt Dyeing A Meaning
silk Druau. Glnvcl. Blankets and Lace Curtalne Cleaned.
H. LYNOE. Proo
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Freight boot loaves Pic .w
River. New York (foot of 3"
8t.) every day except Sun
in. Freight received at No
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ms ANNING .I. alarm
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