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Railroad Conditions as affecting
your order
For some time past a great portion of the East has been
embargoed and lumber shipments into that territory have been
almofl. impossible. This condition is not growing any better
and from interviews with Railroad Officials we learn that
there is slight possibility of any relief within the near future.
Notwithstanding car shortages and stoppages we have had‘
good luck with getting through a number of cars and have now
a large stock although not in all grades as usual.
We are bending every energy to give you the service that
the reputation of the Hatch & Bailey Company implies, but
please do not get peeved if you cannot get every thing you
want when you want it.
, For at all good ‘thinss of
which we're fond the best is
flip—a. Liberty Bond. It’s tax
» Qumpt, it’s safe and sure, it
makes our future more secure.
It pays us well in interest too,
and pays exactly when it’s
due. It helps to keep the
“ kaiser, Bill, from stepping
o’er the White House sill and
hanging his shirt on the gov-
ernment line, while the band
is playing “The Watch on the ’
Rhine.” He’ll toss his crown {:4
upon the shelf and run the N The Hatch G Bailey C00
house to suit himself, and as
be lifts his foaming stein, he’ll
proudly toast, “Gott, this 15 gm
fine” ‘ ‘
Tl'lE
sass
coarseness?
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SPECIAL SALE
0f wash dresses, skirts and blouses. The largest selection in
town to choose from. Prices lower than elsewhere.
Last call for suits and coats at. unmatchable prices.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
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PORTATION LINE Inc. 1 Children Chcerfully Painless .
I F and Patiently «» and ConscIIIntIous
. Might boat leaves Pier 27 East Treated b Modern DentIstry
err, New York (foot: of Catherine! , y ’ . .Sympathetic
at.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p. l PaInless Methods. ACCDt-IC Oliice Treatment.
can. Freight received at Norwalk up (0'
p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
W30 3) .m.
Gas Administered
by the Oxygen
Method.
DR. S. M. IlEITZ
Surgeon
DENTIST
75 South Main Street-
llours 9 a. to 9 p.
m. by uppolninrcnt.
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Moderate
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work.
4-.
15 Years in
the Practice of
High-Class
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
9 Tel., Office, 1069-3; House, 593.
27 WASHINGTON sIr.
new RED MEN’S BUILDING
Gold and Porcelain
Restoration.
All kinds of Artifi-
cial Dentures.
Crown and Bridge
Work, Etc, Skil.
III.
' i Dentistry. fully Done
» THE NEW SCIENCE I
QDEFINITION or: CHIROPRACTIC "“ " '”""”“"‘““ -. M "
Chiropractic Is the definition of he.
muse of the Iliscusc hurt the art of!
Infljustlng the sumo. Disease. is I'Illscd SPE‘ [Al S
stow a wrench, twist or sprain in ”1’
thank. Even if done in childhood. _ r
creates pinched norms and pain in White Rose Cocoa, 1—2 1b, can ........................ loc
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muted-SH“ 1“ 1h“ “mm“ "mm” “1“] Van Camp's Baked Beans, a can ......... , ............ . 18c
d‘Cliiropractors remove the cause of Sunbeam Baked Beans, a. can ........................ 150
1 mass and pain. health is restored: ‘ . . ‘
~fir0ugh harmonizing the nerve syg.‘ Try Our Fresh Roasted 00.88, a II). ................... 21f:
gum in your body. Femnlo troubles. Pure Lard, a lb. . . . .4 ................................. 25C
, ven special attention: also curvature .
d the Spine, You “in new“ mg“, Compound Lard, a lb. ........ . ....................... 20c
giving the (‘hlrpractor a chance. to
sheip y.ou .
. Magnetic treatments given also.
. A. STULL
r. FRANCIS, ll. c I
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST
58 ’Wall Street. Norwalk.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shut-0n and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescripc
tions premptly filled. Expert Repairing.
‘6! Washington St, So. Nor-milk, Conn. l
M Graduate from Palmer School. ',
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THE RED 8r VOLK
ELECTRICAL C0.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
[Il’hone 805—50 So. Main St.
IriIII Illusion had ”)0
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IIIlI‘ lionocr (.‘IIIIIpIIII3.
,III-xI rIl‘IcI' Iho IiroInI-n.
LOAN CELEBRATION
BIGGEST YET
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l’ronrptly ill 4 o'clork Y‘t’Slt’l‘day af'
II-Inoon, NOIwalk' s liberty Loan cele- I
bration was ushered in in tho Fir-gr;
Ilisrtirt with a great blast of \\hl§llt‘s,i
and Iinging oi bI-.lls As the signal
sounded practically t‘\tI‘) factorv and
lusiuess house in the uptown section
closed its doors for one hour, kind the
Implo3eos flocking to the main Ihor
'oughinres of the busino -ss <oclion eillI
H‘ paI‘I-IiIipnIId in or \ienod IIIII of {III
lgrcaicst InuIIhing IiInIonsIIIaIions
I‘P\Pl’ hold in Norualk. The II‘iI‘st Dis,
American band ’
of Stamtord, and the East Norwalk
PIN and Drum Corps to furnish muslin:
and both organizations certainly put
up it great brand or goods. Speakers
1“: presenting IlII uptown banks ol/Ihc
IIII3' lilCIlltIttI Eduard .l Quinlan Ri‘\_
I“l‘llt‘Sl iI‘. MI‘GI‘I—‘gtll'. lI‘IIIIdoI‘ii-k L
lamson, Rov. Henry III. AIIchIson and
General IlussI-ll Frost. Numerous
spout-hos ucI'II dcliI'III'cd lo the iIII~
crowd all along the lino of
illi“ll(h by lIleIsP geIIIleIIII-n. and I)
cum spiriI of enthusiasm was .IIous
IIII
I‘IIII First llistI‘IiII pIIIIIIlII assmnbhd
in tho llour SqquII III IhI (rumor of
Knight and Wu” slrccls shortly quIIII
i I‘IIlock. The uptown division was;
IIIIIIIIIIII b3 John I). \',lilno IlII elunu‘
marshal of rho pr‘orossion who had us I
his IIidII, [Hing il3inglon
()fiicIfirs Thomas Dorrrcy and Edward
(”lunc. :InIl Se-r'gcunt .l. Ilarry Gibson
:II'IIIII ilH IlIII policc I-scort for tho lin‘
Iown proccssion, :I'Tld IIII‘)‘ \\'t‘l'l‘ fol:
III\H‘(I bv IlII- AIIIIII-icun band of Sliillr
ford. which Ti‘Iitlt‘l‘I'tI IIchIllIIIIt music
for marching.
A largo IIIIIIIIIIII of Company I), Soc-
IIIIII Region-III, (‘onIIocIicut lIIlIIIItI‘y.
‘of Now llIIvIIn, fol‘ewcd \XIII Ihrmd. IIIII
soldiors III-lug commanded by Lion'-
II‘llilllI Strickland.
lII-IIIIIIII-s of Ike Nor-walk (‘lIIIpIcII of
lIlI‘ Amcr‘icnn Rod (‘I'IISs sociI-ly
turned out in largo IIIInrboIIs in full
‘IlllIItll‘lll, and cubic IIIIxi in lino :II‘tcr
(‘olnpony I). 'l‘lIc tIt‘It'giHIOll IIocI-iIII‘II
ItI'IIIII :Ippluusc all along Ihc Iinc.
II‘ollowing IlIc Rod (‘I'oss l'l’pl't‘fit'llla-
IIItion cIIIIII- .\'oI-\vIIl|I's First I‘oIanIny
of Home (lunrds. in full uniform. un-
tIt‘l‘ IlIo command of Major Edward 1'.
\\‘IIIIIl. \‘IIsIoI‘IIIIy was IlIc first IlI.\I
IlIIII IlIo hoIIIc euurd unit has turnod
IIIII In full uniform. and they pI‘csIIIII-
.\\itlI IIII
III! ll lino .IIppozIrIIIIcII, and now the iIII-U
prcssion of IIIIIIII: us \vI-ll dI'illI-Ii us tbc
‘l‘tIuIlIlll‘ soldicrs.
‘ A largo (IIIIt'iII‘tllflll of uptown ilI'o-
IIIIIII followcd III“ llmuc Guards, IIIII
tirchghiors being under Ibo command
of sonior ("IIpIIIiII I‘hnrlos lilissurd of
in full dross
uniform. IIII‘ tiII- IIIoII [ll'hl’ IIrIIod u III3
plousing uppI-IIII.IIIIIII.
’1‘ ho uptown lioy Scouts, IIornmundcd
by SIIoIIIIIIIIstcr PIIIIcy Quinturd come
and tho EIIsI
.NIIIIwri'Ik II‘ilc and Drum I‘orp \Illowm
.zIIIIl “'I‘lIo House of MIIyIIlIoff“
IlIII scouts.
lIIIIIchiuIcly following the drum
corp carnr- II largo Ilclogalion of M. N.
.\lII3IolIoil' KI -(‘onIpIIIIy IIIIIploycos. lII
IIIIIII3' rcspocts tho I\III_\'IIlIoti’ I'opr‘cscu-
Intion was IIIc fontur'o of IIIII pIII'IIIlc.
About ono IIIIIlIIl‘I“d pocplo worn in lino.
lIIInIIIIrI
;\\II:~‘ I‘Iurl‘icd III ”III III-nil of rho proces-
sion. 'l‘Ivclvo young Indios, claim of
‘IIII‘Ill in klIIIki uniforms cIIIIIIioIl an im—
80. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
- ‘ s ‘ .
Species for Friday -
‘ Cod Fish ........... 150 Weak Fish ....... 2. 15c
Halibut --------------- 20" Sea Bass .............. 15c
Fresh Mackerel ....... 12c Spanish Mackerel IIIIII 16c
PM” ‘ """"""" 10° Flat Fish ............. 10c
Butter Fish ........... 100
Schnlizc’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
South Nor-walk. Nor-walk.
Butter
‘ . CLUB DUES MUST iurrrcc y i on o co co
456 lb. BE SETTLED WITH :IllllS df mddLy L Id previelntt
_: ALACRITY NOWicounts being posted.
7
Lean Smoked
I I‘oulde‘rs 230 II).
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JPROIIPT AUTO
.F, ' DELIVERY
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ready for publication.
ranks of the habitues.
lIstIingent regulations than heretofore. 1
.Wth delinquent members in years
gone by have 'by special authority
from the governors, been exempted
Ifrcmlrnving their names posted for
overdue house bills, notifications,
which wont forward to all members summer.
It us said that some were not fortu-
nuie in getting the necessary cash or 00'1““de “'“h " sounding 0f retreat
the hurry call and tound their names
.. IIIIIIIbcrs.
llll‘llSt‘ AlrIcIIIiIIIn tins. and tho otlror
IIIIIIIItln‘Is of tho Muycholf Ilclcrzniion
uoI'o clad in while (bosses and rod
‘Illlt'l’ly cups. A number of tho oldor
IoIIIplI'.3'oos rode in automobiles. M‘s
,I‘uthcrinc Laney was. costumed as tho
.(lIIddIIss or Liborly, und‘shc IIoIlo in IIII
'IIIIIoIIIobilc.
After the Muychot’f turnout came
,3 l‘l‘lfl‘l‘fil‘nltllml ffrorn tho Norwalk
"1 ho R: Iiubbor (‘ornpun3 Some of the
oIIIployoo‘s of Ibis IIIcton muichcd and
‘I Home rode in numinobilos. The TirI-‘I
I‘ornpanv hud IlIo largest number of
lIIIIIII in lino III IIII3 of the factories r-op
IIIIsonIoIl in the affair, and they cur
.IioIl at the head or the procession II
:lul‘uo Norwulk tiI-o.
l The IRoscn\I‘IIlIi-\\‘lIiIIIpfhclmor lint
,I'ompany delegation followed the Run
lbcr company's I‘IIpI'cscntuIion, and tho
but makers \\'t“l‘(‘ ulso prcscm in largo.
Miss \‘IIIIIIII Whirupr‘ueimcr,
cI‘s-Iurncd as Columbia rode in an au-
Ionrobilc III the head of the RAY. Ili-
vision.
Tho Aurcrlcan lint Company also
had II largo. delegation in line, and tho
IIII‘IIuborIs of this division went through
II military drill. as they passed in I‘o-
.IIiow before the mayor and comiuittoo,
VlIlPll'
in front of the armory.
School children of the various up~
town schools concluded the First Dis-
trict Division, and they presented fl
very pleasing appearance, carrying
various banners, one of which
'lIIIocluirnod the fact Iiiat"'TlIc Center-
.cf the afternoon,
School ‘Owns Its Liberty Bond." Au-
tomobiles in which rode the spczikcrs
followed the march-
91‘s. and addresses on the "Liberty
Loan.“ were delivered at many
places along the line of march, by the
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gentlemen who represented the five
IrIroIIn bunks.
Tho First District procession in the
order named above. marched from tho
llourfiquare. down ‘West avenue to
iBuiIroad Square, and counter-marched
i1 IIIiIIee. ’ -
If; 1*
Not only in the llrooklnwn clu‘o isiband rendered
but the constant drilling and (1952le this rule to no enforced rigidly but in
Iure of troops has greatly thinneo the other clubs about the city which for
'ycar‘s have consistently permitted (le-
At the Brooklawn club, society Ilflstlin'que‘nts the longest possible time In
lfound Itself face to face with more .w.h on to Ice .1", mark on house bills.
It is predicted that unless various HbUI‘IY Bond parade was 3 pleasing
ways are found to attract the military
element strongly into the clubs and to
dispense food and drink more freely"
than at present, clubdom in Bridge- and commented mot favorably upon
port will take a decided slump this the showing made by the. Second Dis-lgineeIing '90 Rough HM CO: 3-
lust week caused a number to scurry ‘0 ”‘9 urmorv. where iht‘ parade “'faI
\“Irrous rmiewcd by Mayor Carl A. Hurstrorn,
their ac: and the members of the
Loan corn-
Tho afternoons ceremonies We'd
vibe buzler, and the lowering of tho.
:Ig from‘The armory. The American
“The Star Spangled
Banner." as the last number on the
program. .
DowntOWn Section of Parade.
Unheialded until Monday of this
week, the. downtown section of the
success. Hundreds were in line and
thousnndslcf spectators crowded the
sidewalks and streets to witness it,
trial.
I
Tristram 8. Hyatt-1
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Flags and Bunting far Flag Day
Hard Wood Flag Poles,AdjusiabIe Pole Brackets
All Our Stylish Suits Reduced 20 Per Cent.
Picnic Baskets, “Maplewoodi’ Lunch Sets; Paprus
Plates, Lilly Drinking Cups, Paper Napkins, etc,
IN THE BARGAIN BASEMENT
H. Krieger & Co.
Owing to the backward sea-
son we' are obliged do sell
all spring ready to wear
goods at a great sacrifice.
On How to the minute tho liberty]
Bond «1» br.IIioII :Ind pquIIIlc “as. I
IIslII-I‘IIII III III IIlI‘ IIIIIIIIIII of the mo:
.whistlc and Ihosc of l‘uIIIoI-ics IIIIIIII
I'II.:I‘II.I: (II bIlls. I
TIII‘ [‘IIII :IIIII IUI“III((I ill Ii: IiII'IoId :I\.- !
IIIII sqIIIIIII >I|III Il3 .si‘III IIIII (H‘IINII.
undcr Ibo IoIIIpIIIIIII lIIll'IIIiill III _\I II f
slInls SII-phcn llokus and Douglas
Nash. i
()iiccrs Raymond IIIIII IIIIIIIIII' with.
SI-IuIIIIIII Ill'I'ull S. Silk (‘M‘UI'II‘II thoi
pIIrIIIlc. 'l‘ho AIIII-IIiIIIII band was soc-l
IIIIIi iilltI I‘crIIlI-I'III cxcol oIII music (IIII‘I;
inc IlII- wlIolI- of III'.‘ prII'IIIIo, '
IchIIchl by I'IIpIIIIII Anll‘l‘l N. Moss-j
IIIuII, IlII- SixIlI Ii‘oIIIpIIIn. t‘. A. I‘ ‘
iollowcil in full uniform IIIIII most cor-
tuinly [II'HIIIIIIIIII II splIIIIIiiIl :IMII‘HI'Ij
IIIIIIII. Tho local lllnlllil boys, l‘t‘l't‘IV
IIIl rlII- big: IIIIII from tho IIIIIsscs';
who wilncssci IIII‘ likil'iltIt‘. ;
LIIII by II‘il'II t‘lIisIl (It'UI‘L‘J‘ \\'. Ito-3
:JuIIdIIs. tho SIIIIIlI Nnrwulk Fire “In
l‘ill‘llllr'lll IIII‘IIIIII our in full sIrIIngIlII
and III: IIIIIIIbIII's Wt‘l‘i‘ IIIldcd to by.
i‘t“{\l't‘$'~f‘lll :II ivos of tho .\III3 Ilowcr . . . .
.lIoolI IIIIII I.:IIIIII l‘ I‘onIpIIny. Tho, If you are In need 01 a IIUOd Tailored Slut. Coat 0P
"llIIoIialItoI s" u t‘l'(‘ flow with thc‘
Dress or even illillincry. don’t make your purchase
I . . .
WIthout seeing what we have to offer. We “'1" save
goods and many III-III'I3' round of up!
[IIilllM' uIIcI-IIIII ”will. .
'l‘lIII SIIIIIlI Norwnlk IIIIIl l-lIIsI Nor-
walk Boy Scouts t'oI'IIroIl IIII- noxl Iii . .I
vision. Tho Illllo chops in full IIII-f YOU money° 5
guitar \\'I-rIc I‘ill‘ITI‘FI {uliing Sol III“ a
fIIllIII‘s I‘llltl loohcd us though Ilu)’ , ‘ ' '“ ‘ " ,.‘.,,.;~;;__u
\II'I-I‘c I‘IIIIII3‘ to do Ilicir “bit" ill :III3. .1
IiIIIo. I, 3 .. .... .. .-, . -i. - .m-“. , -__ ,.._ ,___
Tho l'IIIItIII'y .I;IIIIIioII I-IIIIIo next. Til”.
oIIIployI-s of rho NIIslI IIZIIuiIII-IIIin';
Works wcr'c out in full lllllllIlt‘lr‘I, :IIIIl
follnwcd b3 IIII-kuood .\l: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIing
('oIIIpIIIry lllt II turning on IllllllOIIMI
AIIIIIIIIIIIIII llilll, ltlllt‘lIlt'l‘ \\‘IlIl IIIIpro»
soIIIIIIivos from Ibo f‘l‘tiflll It‘- Knapp
Fresh Sea Food Specials
We give Profit Sharing Bank Coupons with cash pur-
IIIII factory and Horn (\- l’I‘IIhOd.‘”-“'i chases. Free deliveries.
Shirt l'IIcIIII'y, This: sccliori of Ibo;
pIIrIIIIc wore :_i\'on picniy III' II;IplIIII.--I- .0. . I74 I I
“mg ”m “w W W ”H.” mum Large Fancy Blue Fish ........................... a-c lo.
I‘l’li““"“.“““ , . . 1 Steak Cod .......... 15c lb. Steak Halibut ...... 24c 1b.
lI'cIIIly drcssod In In” uniforms, 11‘
“Drum, "p”... “(.d pm... ,,,.g,,,,,z.,.I Steak Boston Blues .. 120 lb. Fresh Mackerel ..... 12c lb.
”0““, t;I“IIII“.I'I‘, in ,"II'OIIIII‘IIIII; , '“II‘i Buttcrfish ......... 102 lb. Flat Fish ........... 1001b.
IncinicIs o ills nmous lllli t'l'dl'li- . . .
. nblo ornunimiiou 1001ch us though: In]? FISh . . . .. IIIIII 129 lb' Porgw‘s - - - ~ . . IIIIII 120 lb-
Ihcy \I‘III'II remix to respond to ”H“ . Small Weak Fish. .10c lb. Large Weak Fish 140 lb.
call of the l‘IcsiIlonI all run llllll’ Iol ’
perform IlIciI merciful IIIIIics on IlII-I Sea Bass """""" 10 “c lb 'Long Clams “ """" 100 qt'
field (if builII‘. 9 r
“Mun“ ”N mum”) of ”w (1mm I Round Clams ................... . . . . 2 qts. for c5c, 80c pk.
town schools \\ Is- lIlI. liounonn lI‘ilo‘ _ ,
and Drum. Corps in IhciI' nutty uni-,1 ' ME T 5 R
forms of group and cold. Hundreds. BEERS A P OVISION C0.
of children wcro irI lino and tho largcl
majority of them carried H.125. i (2 Stores.)
llundrcds of null) dccoratcu hum?
mobilcs tollowI-Il in lino and added
much toward making tho occasion'
one of tho I‘IIIIIsI of those to go tIOWllI
in the. lIisIOIy of Norwulk.
Speeches urging the public II) pill‘
l.I -I III Bond w 110 made from| M . c ,
gamma: along I‘lre ‘linc of mmh' log Machine. Co., John (‘ \\ilso:I (on i lIIrIIIrI A Sheri-on was ill thc “atcr
1w Judge William F Tammm mpnlonasv & Nnumbclr '1 hc DIIIIII “at ILoInIniszonm- 5 0mm (‘in llull, lust.
resenting Iho South Norwulk Savings (0, Norwalk Lock L0" “‘"(h “K 1""1' owning ,for the purpose of assisting
6 North Main St. 13 Main St.
South.Norwulkahone 1180. Norwalk. Phone 881.
. > “ I ‘- ‘ . NII‘wIIll'
Bank, Rev. John StuplI-Ion for tho ‘3 ((l‘uui. Jl‘i‘mo‘g 30-1qu '(‘ul‘t‘ Ito‘- those in IIchI of employment. Several
South Norwulk 'l‘IusI Company, AI- ’fiffi‘ni'. “(-70” (“0 S 1;“.‘K9'1, I “Wk“:Implications wore mude.
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{girrlfiy'ulid 01131330121 df cm? figs-Ty Inion lI‘onndrIV, I). ll. l-lorchlnss (70.,I [he case of Ixcanctli Taylor, arroga-
{tin itibthodisi church for the I’eoiHPnde“ & I“'“‘"' “l 05“” A” “3 “51‘3“” f0“ "“‘l‘eZZI“I‘l"-'i‘v “3‘“
pics‘ Trust ConIpnnv. EntliusinsmI dpl-‘OI‘I “I301“ ‘5 (”II “M”. bland» continued until June 23, this morning.
b . . . .. ,. ‘. . . ‘ b , , . factoring (o., hlt‘l‘lllilll .\l.II.rIuIIII:Im- , y _ .1 3 ‘ ‘
3 lIl(.I burr-oil was .IIousoI 3 He J‘ 1 1 ti & (.01) Nd”) l‘nylor H out unIlm spoon bnllilh, _
.Izpoakcrs as can be soon from the mg (0.. “‘1” 0 l 1‘
I.I.I c W or II~ Muller G IOI Io )Iills Nor-g “*—
IIIIIMIIIIS IIIIIIIIIII
IIIiIIII
All Are Happy. Over “Neutrone Pre‘
scription 99”
They know
I «n - n ncv sr‘bscIilIed- , ,
Ln :I‘IIsSIIZITuI‘ItIe if'lr‘ladl ‘ I walk l ir‘ c & Rubber to buy round I
M ‘ ' ' l ’ 'Illiss Tool (‘o.. Messrs. houndsburyfl
'l‘lIII auInqubiles of tho South NOl-i
walk Trust Pompom and that of III.
People's Trust Compam were espe-
cially abbrolniuic fothlic Eloccaslion, A Co
for in the ii. st. car Isq <10 inc; ‘ H . ' . -.
cistrorn Iva: diessod to rcpIesom tlrc ”13h“; mfiinarfl. COIllllllll(t ‘I‘QCI'I'IK‘I 01;
G(.sddc s at LibcIty and in the so: ‘ ,‘ ‘) . . M) ”m
cnd auto, Miss Illizaberh Sireror,II:;-!n‘u’:1'dl~9 IlInr3 \\. Gregor) Clmn
some-d the some clIuI'ncIcr. l g _ u r .' _.~ .
The factories in Norwalk I‘espondi Eliza];5Fl};;§§&q}“_“$j‘;:;(I!mS.
cd nob‘y to the call upon them made} \l \, \l'aychoff’llanIII‘n-sturors'.
by the Liberty Bond committee to; losep'h‘Davls—Airplane.
close at 3:30 o'clock“ Stores in town; ‘F Al. Inhison—Bchools, _ l
also shut down in order to allow cIII-I ll); 1'] \I. Allen—I’I'Ot‘ossionnl,
ploycs to witness the IlcnronstIzrtIon. Alborill l’oIIlmim—SoeiI-Iics'.
Among the factories which closed; J Wallace Morvln-Furnncrs'.
for tho. occasion were: Tho New 1,: South-Secretary.
England Coat Colllpallyzr;l‘Ile Eicltloriai __
Water 1001' Company, re 0 on I
\inchiffe Company, 'llre.’ SpecialtyiDEATHS AND FUNERALS».
Manufacturing Company, Wheeler
Brothers, The New England Wire
0‘0“] Company. The R- U. V‘- Com-. The funeral services of the. late
pany, Bank: not}: Snitjz‘m 99"“)??? lumen E. Ells were held this after-
)n mm o. IIIe-rrcnn I , , ‘ x ‘
Sfififrjcmm. .00. “(.5er S Scarn' noon at 3: 30 oclock. from. 1hr. late.
_& 00., John Redway Hm Company, residence of the deceased III Broad
Mr. B. J. Reynolds. Mrs. John Old(\ Rhcr. Rev. Ernest F McGI‘egor, of
schlnger Lounsbury, Mathewson & the Nor-walk Congregational Church,
CO" Korr—Dur‘Wln Fur CO’ NBSh En officiated, and interment was made in
I Riverside cemetery.
Bisscll Go, (What 6‘ Bennett '.\I.IIIII- }
incurring t‘o. Crqur K: 1(IIIIIIII.(‘IIIIIII'
iIe Peabody (.‘.o. and .\l N. \lnwhofrl
that "NIIIIIrorIII Pic-
Iscription no“ does the work, turns the
III-ick' every time. They know Ith-t.‘
Ihundreds of people in this country
fswcnr by it, stake their reputpiion on
,ir. They say it is the beast and quick-
lcst. relief for those poor aching throb-
l him: joints I‘IndiinflIIm-cd stiff muscles
that they have ever used. no wonder
they are grateful, so would you no.
There is nothing in our cstimntiom
that will do you more good than
"Neutronc Prescription 99," Ill) Innt~
for what the age or what the cause, it '
will remove the pain. take out tho
stiffness every time, why suffer \Vbcil’
relief is here. anit bottle today and
say goodbye trouble. 500 and $1.00 of.“
H. A. Mead, dru ”gistH—Idv. ' Ig
Funeral of James E. Ells
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Cash &' 00., Edwin Po. ce 00., Hip;
Norwalk Chronicler