E theorem » >
t (warn-En; ~ i
3 WA N T’ F- D ‘- EXCEPTIONAE TO LIT—A Ntcn uouss. ‘Wtrni
lei-uncr- for small investor with cashott all mopem improvements. In good 10.; street. House on Hartford Place. House
3:93 “‘Vfbimeut tol make good prom'S‘i caliw. centrally located, Also one orton Elizabeth street; House on Putnam
(“‘ “3 erences, a "mule security. No'lwo'lfleasant furnished rooms. Lightlai’enue. Wanted houses to sell or rent.
if desired. inquire 22§Rooms to let. Rents collected. Decker
(Taylor avenue, near Flax Hui. Road. (Agency. 3 lianford Place, South Nor-
] :12”! 3t; walk, Conn. '
"t
0.00.0.1
A-“-“.W .
.< M,«AAA“
Barr.“ . l
' —-‘.-
mumdi’flimiiul ”r -. '
In unpopumw words. or
Misconceptions. ‘99.! 'M
. 1.31.00. mammals».
Inn-5‘”,
NO‘I’iCI
PM «to or that am ‘
Under and pursuant to the order of
the Court» of Probate for the District
bl Norwalk authorizing him thereunto,
the subscriber hereby cler- for sale .
all such right; title and interest as,
. Mary E. Millard, late of Delhi in the .
State of New York. deceased. bad at
~ ' ' , the time of her death. orthat stun sub
FOR SALE isoriber, as trustee of a certain trust
4A‘AAIIA'AAA‘AA&MA
stock exchange. Call at Clifford Hotel. ‘ housekeeping
tit-sanity tmm 12 to s. p. at. ‘
P-o _/ ’ l
WANTED—BOARD ON A FARM'
' until October firstgior‘a boy ~eleven TO LET~5 ROOMS “WTH ALI [31.2
; years old. Poms-must be reliablo provetllenl‘s at 32 Taylor avenue; ln-lvated houses with improvementl'Se'v
leml barns on premises and 15 acres
. .. ; - of good farming land at Conn. turn
.mueral DPIWH-i. SOUUI NOTWd'k- \ * TO LET—6 ROOMS NO. 5 BETTS.pike. Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16 Grove street
3 Taltnadge Plocc,l'l\>l 75312 I
’ a
\ thddrcnsI “B," care of seminal.
' 'm llaviland street, South Noi‘walk. i
‘4’: Rubber Co.
Plenty of milk and fresh vegetables'
. quire at United Grocery Co.
acquired. State tcrtns. Address E. S.‘ .
u...— .._.
‘ , iCourt. 4 rooms
WANTEWOLD LABS» ThI'TH. S. Chariott, 43 Chestnut street. 1127 3t?
lei-eaten in and by the will of said do-
ceased, ltas or ought to haVe in and
to the .following described real estate. '
to wit: .
All that certain tract or lot of land
with the buildings thereon, situatEd in.
the town~of Norwalk, at South Nor-l
walk, knovm as theMahackemo Hotel
and livery stable property, bounded 'as'
follows: Northerly by land of Mary!
E. Woodward in part, in part by land-
of Andrew J. Collins and in part by
land of Russell Frost and Russell
Frost, J22; t-astcrly by land of the
(estate of Mary E. Knapp, in part, in
FOR SALE-HOUSE on CEDAR
—.
FOR SALE—TWO NEWLY RENO-
‘Don't mater if broken. 1 pay $2 to $15:
per set. Send by parcel post and ref
2007 S. Fifth street. I’lt' Pa.
'sonzt five room apartment, all
, ffiNV‘EDTA leEMAN; r3218?“ movements with furnace. Adults. (as-Rd, balance on mortgage.
“" b ‘d 3' 0 ”‘1‘" care 0 °0 01"? lethanks, 1Nonh avenue, Norwalk. .Keogh & Candee. Attys. United Bank‘SE‘” Frog" .lr., and in part
3.27 3‘. (building. T81. 535-3.
have references. .
power boiler. 'Must
t
. . , T0 LET—TWO VERY PLEASAKWLQE with one-halt acre of. land on West
'ce‘ve Ch?“ by return mail. 1" M““”': 5 roomrsteam heated. not water fur—1 NorwallcRoad near Connecticut Turn-
‘nished apartments also one Very plea- pike. Must be sold at once to close
on estate. Small amount of cash requlr-t
IiOiJ-SEfpa“ by land of L‘codate S. Davenport.
FOR SALE—FAMILY
i
‘rttfiizs "4 at r arm "his"
penuuponl so; action as
well upon 113‘}: 131.0111 "
gumntcesfumpe ‘la . Illicit
tune With humour! Ethan and
abuse, but .we are still supplying
parts for. ”mm furnace: of
the pattern made in 1th;~ child.
Sragttrosn furnaces are not all
experiment, nor; an accident. they,
are thy result of years 'of prac’thal
“aquatics. Acme at; listtsh
@fim
Cornet: NOrth;Main and Wésljl‘t
'in port by land of Kate L. Hoyt, andl
,in part by other land of Dcodate S.‘
iDavcnport. in part by driitway, in
‘part of land of Andrew .1. Collins, in
1mm“, . part by land of Russell Frost and Rus-
by North
Main street; southerly by Washington
istreet; and westcrly by land of Dud-
_ , .7— WW"? ‘2
WANTED—WINNERS AND sonar. TO LE1." “00 I A ARTME "r
at. 9 Ann streetfln uire at 2 West
imp workers. Apply at C. W. Penell.’flvenue q 3'74 3
l
. ' ‘ . T0 LET—3 ROOMS 0x3rtnsri
WANTED”; ABOUT “liloor. Set tubs, electric lights. Call‘
pleura or age. Apply ‘1' J’ Cash, I‘td"feveigs. i8 Fitch strcct. mast Nor?
(.ltcstnut street. 324 gtl'u'alk i
WANTED—J. BRIGHT, STRONGi . . , .
boy fifteon or sixteen years old to: T0 LET—”HOUSE 8 CRESCEXT‘
. i
work in grow-y store, tendy workfl‘errnce from September 1. Present!
.Apply at Modern Grocery Co. 103 tenants will show rooms. Mrs. F. 8.,
Cedar street, at once. a2i 3t Mm" 126 Flax Hill Road, South NON
walk.
p
WANTED—A YOUNG GIRL FOR.
light housework. Also to help witbi TO LE‘T~STORE 2_07 WASHING-
"baby. 3 Cc or street, To]. 1304. 324 3t‘ton street Blast Norwalk. Apartments
- ' 209 Washington street, Ea‘st 'Norwalk‘
land 39 Chapel street, Not-walk. In-g
quire 64 South Main street. Tel 60.
WANTEDaEXPERlENCED OPER-
ntors on “Singer sewing machines.
-Clcan and good paying work, G. S -.-V__,_-..._. -229... M--.
Roth & «Son Co, 8 Union street, it‘ll 3t. '
J (DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
WANTED-AT ONCE 2‘5 MEN FOR“
factory work. Piece rate operation, A115
ply Employfnont office, NoTWfllk 'l'irti! Michael Mannlnfl.
324 St} Michael Manning, one. of Norwalk's
' oldest residents, passed away yester-i
day afternoon at his home, 6 Chapel
slrect, after a short» illness. Mr. Mop-
uing, about six weeks ago. met. with
an accident and broke his hip and had
never recovered front the cffccts of the
, fall.
WANTED“BRIGHT BOY FOR' .Ilo is survived by one son, John H.
stock room. Good pay and 10 1391' CGN- Manning. and live daughtcrs, Mrs.
1’0"“5- ”a Mobs & Sons. shoe mull-Martin Shea. Mrs. John amounts.
facturers, Bultlcn avenue, Norwalk. g’l‘homtts Newman, ‘ Misses Margaret
“2‘1 3t and Jcnnic Manning. all of this city.
. , The funcrnl will be held chncsday
WANTED-MAI“ APPLY STAM'morning at nine o'clock from St.
ford Hospital, Mary‘s church. Intermcnt will be in
' WANTEMDRESSMAKERS’MANI)‘S" “”3"“ “mm”-
alteration hands. Steady po'sitton. An}
ply The Paris Cloak & Suit Housc, 33
South Main street, South Norwalk.
”—4-.
wamswsawsmmns IN A‘
dry'uoo'tls storc. Expcricnccd oncs'prc-
dot-rod. Also good opportunity for be-;
ginncrs. Apply A. Dickcrman & Son. ‘
. “24 3t
\
.. .......
James Grace
James Grace dicd this morning 1f-
,ier an illness of some. duration at his
WANTED-«MEN IN THE SIZING‘home at 11 Plymouth avenue. lie in
department to learn felt ltat making.‘survived by three daughters, Mrs.
Good pay while learning. Crofut kiattnrgc Nixon of Roscdalc, Moss. Miss
Knapp.
1
prices for cattle. H. Friedman, 35 Ely? in St. Mary's cemetery.
ensue. Tel. 1151. 120 tit
- I James Malone.
t
James Malone, Privttle of Company
. ‘-
_m
linterment was made. in Spring Grove
WANTED -- SHIRTMAKERS. PA‘Yiccmetcry
while learning.
' Edward Beach
WAN'l ED—GIRL FOR GENERAL;
attire. worlit. 30. 14th Reg, C. V. 1., died yesterday
' ~ ‘ tin ‘Fitch’s Home in Noroton, at the
‘ ‘ ‘ . lane of 70 years. The remains were
. , f slitpped’t‘o Westville, Conn, today and
Cilia“, PeahOdy ‘buriol will be made in tha'f place, ‘
'.- . ' I Funeral of James Glynn
&" 6‘) Inc > James Glynn was buried from 10
,. C, ‘ b Tollos- street his late residence, with
_ ., l mass at st. Joseph‘s Church at 9 this
. ' _ a; morning. Mass was celebrated by the
‘LOST. ‘ . lpastnr, Rev. R. J. Collins. ‘Duripgvtlte
‘ fserviCe Edward Splan and Miss: Alice
LOST—A GRAY KITTEN SUNDAYfSplan sang "Face to Face," and "One
. morning, Finder please return to «it; Sweetly Solemn Thought? The pail
_ Flax Hill Road. Reward if refilmed?bearers wero‘ William, Regan, William
‘ _ ‘ _ a2? 3tthcCurthleharles 7iichnis and meter
'Gormley.
LOST—BETWEEN martin snecme‘ew- , '.
"and Baxter‘s drug store, *g-old‘éurfi'...:. .. V _ . ..;.....L..,:L
1”“ "mm E‘ 0- H- “Ward f°r mum! ' m Lovmo Msuoav .:
to Ernest P. Havlland, Maple street. go; my dear hushand. «curlsmphér fl,
p ,a27'fst1f.st~.huttz, who died August-.28, 1916f
‘ x . , Dark and dreary is our dwelling.
chi-$81.? ROLL OPEL-ms AND A} \Loncly is our homc_loday,, .,
‘Fr‘ank'it' F “"39” Plume j’lfhefltre..&fnd. Iquhémne. we loved. sodcarly. A
‘ n ”9““? 01‘ ln jltney, Finder passed, away one
rewarded if returned: to .m “apt-‘2" ' "
but: 2‘;I_Z;Io.‘_ltialn str'ee ’ “ ”that!
annotation-torso ,.
' I ‘ MRS
until prices advance then be sorry.
gturc, don’t wait until
127 1mgAllce Grace and Mrs. Ellis Mokinsn
,. . ,. . . , ,. _ tooth of this city. The funeral will be
WANTED—TO BUY 'ALL KINDSlliold on Thursday morning at 51-|
“f cattle. ‘. Best prices paid. ExtraiMary's Church. nnd‘intermeni will be'
fo, 133 Reg, N. Y. v. 1., died at Fitch's'
iHome in Noroton. last 'Friday, at the;
{age of 72 years. “Funeral services were
{held from the home this morning. and'
Edward Beach a private of Company -
Interment was in St. Mary’s,
year atom.
BUY A HOME NOWDDON’; V “'3“ ley and Ely Raymond. and as an up.
purtenance thereto. certain easements:
and rights of way as appears of rec-
ord, from North Main streot to the
I’abovo described real estate. betweon
ASk JOhniT: Haves 7. i Dronrt‘tics now owned by Andrew J.
Collins and Docdate S. Davenport: l
INSURE NOWmIlome and furni-
a fire starts.
then .say why didn't I?
'Real Estate—Insurance Said right, title and interest boing'
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK, an undivided orig-third. t!
* ~ "*- -----~-*- ~ '- For particulars and terms, ‘BDDIY to;
BUSINESS NOTICE. LOUIS s. BEERS, t.
trustee.
MONEY SAVED
By giving me your order for my
special hand undo leaders and gutters
which give lasting Icrvtccw'l‘ry and
be convinced. Plumbing, heating,
slate roofing, lawn mowers sharpened.
Henry A. Hegelein, 06 “War street.
Tel. 4733. '
”M...—
NOTICE
Republican Caucus
A caucus of the Republican Elt’clors
residing in the fifth ward of the city
of Norwalk. will be held in tlic'rooms
of tho Rawayton llose Company, on
Tuesday, tho lth day of September,
1917. at 8:30 o‘clock p. m., for they
following purposes:
lat. To nominate a candidate for
councilman of said ward.’
2nd. 'I‘o elect tii’rce members of the
ward committee.
am. To transact any other business
proper to come lit-fore satdvcaucus.
Dated this 2m day of Austin. 1917.
By order of the Republican commit-
tee of said fifth ward.
HARRY 1‘1 SCOFIELD,
EDWIN W. GODFREY.
rancwan II. mutton.
NOTICE
Republican Caucus
A caucus of the Republican electors
Itcslding in the second ward and tax-
ing district ‘of the city of Norwalk,
'V'owiu be. held in the Council Ghanaian.
jjctty‘ Hall building, on roam”, the
worc higher by largo fxilottz 1.. $43“ day or September, 1917', at 8"“?
point. Stools and other eqlllplllt‘nlrt oclock, p. m..~ for the following put-
“lengthened “Mb-OHS motors and to! 90:91:20 nominate candidates for ‘wnrd
baccos. The more DODular specialties: and taxing district officers, m wit:
showed general improvement over last “Three citndltlatns for councilman of
week's final puotations. Dcullngs Were, 55“. “A"; ”
1:52;: but licludcd moat of the better‘ One‘cundidato for district commis-
n~socs. _. ‘y .- . r
'WALI. STREET, oNon.—The mart:it:::rn;lfflt;tt39::ing district {0 n8
kct hwmmd ail-tr the first half hour“ Cnoo candidate-lot- the Board of
leaders losing most of mph gaimi“!Electrical Commissioners of said dis-
Tl'adcrs Widen”), found little in “‘99 trict, for the .term of six years. ‘
RELIABLE DEALING
tn rags, iron and metal is our method
We buy and sell everything second
hand. a'lnrgo stock of second hand
goods always on hand. We pay as
good as the next man and treat you
better. Get a square deal. Philip P.
Mulroney. 52 Van Zunt street. Tele-
phone 11825.
PAINTING —- Paranoia-vows
decorating, paintsr's supplies; . wall
paper, up-to-date styles. lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander;
l
(
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
tools WIN ‘wltinf ”arm” '1'.
WALL SRRET, 10:80 it. m.—-—.‘.ctlvo
issues displayctl firmness at tit . r
ing of today's stock markrt.
ant rails andothcr invostxm: ;
' . v i .
linens over the. week end to cause, any; Ono candidate for treasurer of said:
change in their attitude, and public ”'3 district for the term of two years,
(cross: was altogether lacking, U. 5,; End. To elect nlnc members of the
Steel reacted a point and mm)" load'iwttrd committee
:itiedl 1012 1‘2 potting. Mclnls 8150‘ 3rd. To transact any other busmsss
. . . ant sugars re lectcd the cut in oforc said caucus
that product. but shippings and to‘lfll‘npt‘l‘ to come b ' ‘ '
liuccos Were‘activp and comparatively Augsl 1917‘
2;??? Liberty Bonds were (“‘0th all By brder of the Republican commit.
:»:fl__0 9936' lieu of said second ward.
Tara HILLsmn‘sdfib'oi.”
ros cot H' Nor-w ‘
p _ 111, all: AttestfiUFUS J..SMITH, Secretary.
Founded by Elizabeth B. Mead. 1883 i . »
I
l
i Chairman.
‘1
of the city and town 01’ .\orwalk, will .
be held in the respective wards of:Nt Y» N- H» & H. TIME TAB“
‘ - Fifth ward, Rowayton ilose Com-Elfin. 52-16. 6:02x. 7:02x, 7:12, 7:45!
telect members of the Republican city
Dated of Norwalk this 2131 day of '
'WILLIAM MILLER, ‘
FOUND
FOUND—14 FOOT GREEN AND
white row boat out side of light. H.
a25 3t
norms
RephbiicamCaueuses and Convention
Caucuses ‘
Caucuses of the Republican electors N915”: Rowaylon,
1
}
said city. except the 4th ward as hero-E
inatter providcd. on Tuesday. the 4th;
day of September, '1917,‘ at eightlsayw_§9£yALg3§3 MEX”???
o'clock, o. m., at the places and for 6:5'lx, 7:18x. 7:40. 7.255,}. 8.1.21??ti
the purpoues hereinafter mentioned: (Mondays only 8:59x. 9:21 '
'l‘irst ward, Town Asscxtmlv iiatt,;M°ndays) 9:39. 10:33x, 10:54):
Wall street. , y1'OPéxMi—‘Els‘.’:0§,-0192252.(J5tatn9 rd only)
Second ward, Council Chamber, Ciiyf5g4g' .6202xf'6:‘26‘xx' 333’ $336321;
llall building. - ty) 7202:. 3:05, '9:20x, . .(excgpa
Third ward, East Norwalk \‘aclttIStlmrdayn 9:581, 1.0:07x.
' Sunday:
In Effect June 10, .1917
0"” A M 12-2 -
Fourth ward, City Court room, Ala-3911‘s,. 10:33.15; 5'35" 539‘! 825'
st-mbly Hall building, lst ward. l 11,. ”—42:63, 1,09,; 2:44,, 3.1”
(7:67x. 8:061, 9:58x, 10:07x. 10:40
pony Hull. . ,
Each of said caucuses shall elocté NinYP—ft‘fio'rgsfifgg? 8N&2“8M5'i=
delegates and choose in its own man-f 9:15. 10:03,, 10:06. 10:50:.
oer alternate}; to tho Republican city; P. M.—12:03x.’12:45x, 1:06. ' 1:09:
convention hereinafter called. and (Sat. ODIY. 2:18x, 2:57. 3:30X. 3:53
4:13x. (except Saturdays) 4223,5131
.5;29_ 6:00x. 6:03x, 8:10x,,‘ 9:28
committee, as follows: ”1:15“, 1220M. .
First ward. six delegates, six alier-g Sundays
notes and six members of said com- A- 31-6300: 310“: 91001. 91311
‘10:03! 10:50! '
mlttec. l ’ '
. P. . .-—— 2: : 0- -
Second ward, nine delegates, nine ill-V 5.02, 21.25:. 61'00’0: 3;ng b.9105; 333;
termites, and nine members of said: 10:00)“ 11:51:. 13:00:“ ' ' '
committee. i - SOUTH NOSWAELK TO NEW
. . . l , t .. t'm' AV N
mm“ M “‘9 “M "“"h “d ' ‘ A. Mr—l2z26x. 1:13x, 5:37. 6:07.
wards, three delegates. throc. aver-[7:15. 9:19. 10:22)" 11:11:. 11:58:.
mites and three incmlwrs of said Com-:
mittee. 'Suturdny only) 2:34
No caucus shall clerl any dr-logale. in, Saturday only). 2:47 (Bridgeport
or choose any nitcrnatc, or elect any gnu? zfgfimagfugggz' 732.3320xil3rgdg'
member of said committee, unless be part only) 9:25, 11.05.
be a resident of the wztrd in which is, Sunday:
(Bridgeport on
hold the caucus electing or choosing. A. M.—12:26x. 12133:, 7:43, 9:11
him . 10:19. 11:12.’11:58x.
‘ P. M.——2:10x.3:llx, 42421:. 6:33:
Convt'mlm| (6:48, 7:081, 8:33, 9:25;; 10:10:
A convention of the several chubll-x11:h6£v;3£g5?£r;oonéygUTH NOR- '
can delegates so elected at said sevch WALK
:only) 4:39x. 5227. (Except Saturdays)
6:25.
. Sunday:
A. his-9:25, 10:29:.-
P. lib-2:15, 7:20,
Danburvdo South Norwaik
A M.—6:00, 7:25. -7:55x. (Mondays
Ionly) 8:35 (except Monday), 10:05:
11:50. ‘ ‘
, . p P. M.—4:33x,
“ILLIAM MILLER, ,Samrdays).
Chairman;
Altest H. E. SCOFIELD, Secretary.
the first Monday of October, 1017.
i 2. To transact any othor business
proper to come before said convention.
Dated at Norwalk, this 215t day 'of
August. 1917.
By brder of the Republican city
committee.
7:07, 8:36x, (excep
‘ Sunday!
i A Dir-7:605. .
i P’ “—12:05. (1:49. 7:18. 8:88!
A b‘ourding and day school for ‘ '
_ 811‘ng TlCE ,
and little boys which offers sane and NO
sound training in elementary and aca- Republican Caucus
delnic subjects under the best aus- A caucus OHM Republican electors
p.ces. Large faculty of . excellent ”Siding in the third
teacliers. New school building withwlistrict of the city of Nm'a‘kt W’“
3:301:51) a“gsymptatsium ban? separate be held in the East ‘Norwalk Yacht
; ' ~ or one spartment.‘- - - t.
, wilfulwgrounds, tennis court. 19‘“ buddina. on Tuesday. the, “b day
Upper. School , offers general and: f Sal-Ember. 1917. at 3-30 ““1““ D.”
Special courses. College preparatory; m" ‘0’ the “MM“ "Dummies:
narrows a specialty. New course Ing- lat. To" nominato candidates ‘0"
t h ousehold Science taught: in .a real‘ ward and taxing omicers as follows to
once mirtht a real kitchen. -fewLwR-.
non-res en npu‘ sans .2 e- "
to this come_.§‘ y b admitted} one candidwate for councilman of
Lower-school includestbe Inter-i said ward ‘
aegige yam)... Primary Department. . Que candidate for district oommts
lav a n. are taughthow to study‘and ‘sioner of sdld taxing district, for the
7 good foundation for their later
high school work. The Primary Daltem °f 31" years. .
Pamefltrrwhlch, want.) 1“” the". One candidate for treasurer. of sold
discontinuedprwili bo..carrled. on‘ ”district I“? “1*! mm"?! ”0‘3““
gush 01:1 ugly?! drown will be used lot I
_e sci u 113.. Bo adm'tt ' ~
. is derailment: , ys I 'w toward committee.
» arrangements made “for meeting
chldren trolley and for serving - .
lunches _ q £1838. in charge _ Dated this-Slat
Lmlaililud If)li'cwutatiadfii‘vcit"glrltrucy‘tunits-41 By hrder at the
_ . a. mg: no: * st -» '
on request...,. ‘ 'mfiite orssld
.7Bré‘hdllnger
t
proper to come before said
ward and taxin:
2nd. To elect thme'inemb‘ers or the-1‘
3rd. To transact any othexirhuslness,
PiiHEUST SALE.
l
I
‘TlialstueauSJasaving:ttiezyou 'of fromJQi
”to wiper—cent“,onw‘eve'ry dollar spent at.
.ourstorc‘v-‘r'dutiugv ‘-thi’s%salc. Goods plut—
jchasedzngwwillib‘selicldgior future‘stléliv?
-91"? ’. ' ‘
i
i
t
i
i.
(excep .
P. M.-—l:20, 2:20 (Bridgeport only [
"I.
I! N hi»
“hi Flt-lien
continual oppo
are. Terms in
metal in large custom , Got
formation from us hetero selling in
anyone.
3 Rowan St.
Tel. 1906.
prions: scrap iron.
L. EFFRGN-
East Roz-walla. .
Tel. 190%»
BcelJronGWinec
sonic, Etimplnnha'nd ppm.
2. msaxm‘
a” i p,
. A10r2'1'on
‘ Barker Motor: Wagon
limits or four years old is in be“ :3
condition for service now-titans!!!”
iMotor Truck of equal capacity var
rating sold about the ssme’ttmw
THE BARKER FACTORY
___~___'__’___._..._—J
ANNUAL coma ems...
sacs SALE. or MEN’S
SAGK son-a.
$13.00 Summer Suits 31%.
$15.00 Summer Suits ..
$12.50 Summer Suits ......
$11.. .
310-”
Large assortment of Fabrics hair:
Models to chooseirom. . '
neutron-
6 N. Main st. Bo. Not-walk _
'uit: NEW'SCWé _
DEFINITION or CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the dednltllgét f on-
cause of the disease and t a t y‘
adjusting the same. Disease is can”!
by it wrench, twist or sprain in m
baclt.\Even it done
i
h .
limbs.
disease and pain. health is restored
tents in your body. Female trouble!“ -,
of the spinal You will never regret
triving the Chirpractor a chance it“
help you. ' . _
Magnetic treatments given also.
TJ'FRANCIS; ILVC; .
’34 Washington St., So. Norwalk, Conn
Graduate from Palmer School. "
__..__.
0......
"—‘—‘—"V—“"‘-——"
Wa-
REED a vow ’
'ul ward caucuses. will be held in. the: A. M.—-12:25x, 4:35,; 4:53,“ 5:30
Council Chambcr. City Hall buildingptlrgo. $06.12??? 2:113; 1133036 .4 35
in the heroic word. on Friday, the ill)? - ~-' ’ . = L 1 xt = ,; , , t -
' - . : , : : , : , :68 . .
dav of Semember, 1917. at Plgili'g:13;_ 6 32" 5 31 6 11x 8 , , WRwAllcoo , .5
o‘clock p. m.. for the, following pur- Sundays . . . ‘ ‘
post‘s: ' A. M.—'—4:35x, 4:53x, 7:55, 8:30: The Only Fully 51111111119114 ~,
I. To nominate in the manner pm 9111311229,:1” ”m M? “m ELECTRICAL..SEOP-
"mm M (Shrines if ”IF-d “my?" i 4:33. 6713:, 6:1lx. 7:05;. 8:53'. 9:18: In the Town
party, can a. es 0 not par .y, or'9:35. 11:3”. ._ i.
all city and town mucosa, for whom all South Norvv‘alk to Danbury AUTO SUPPLEI
of the electors-of said town and city A M-—6=13.3=«7t 9359K. . , Phone 805—50 80. Main St... .
.- P. M.—l:2l, 1:5lx. 2:43 (Saturday
mayyotc at the election to be held on
do. Norwalk, Music nan 31k“.
0 Rips...
ANY , KIND; '
S,
Address mint 2 Séitllitél “
.
and twill.~r'Pa‘t‘ter*>
Saturday‘s-
.» .10 first. Street
lNSUlidN—E' ‘ .0! l -
Lira . was man;
' (snowman. .
30111334 ‘ - ‘
ammonia ricx’srs ~. .
~. ' . NOTA‘RIESJ ‘ -
45 Years in Basin "
: J Millpond. Bo. '
i».
Cooyrigitt.0htittngootit ‘
in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain In _
Mar life in the dlderent organs an. . M
Chiropractors remove the cause at
through harmonizing the nerve am
zlvon special attention also curvaturc-c ~‘
.g.«
Bought fo'rCash’ {
no computes... _
DE C GRATORS
'E' ., ,. . .. fEtier’yflting.sin...:Paiti-i‘§-.
footnote-andfl‘ttusc. Furnishings“ '» ',
L l ' Store" 01030:! "1 P. Ill. .- r 1
East Not-watt: .f
Norwalk Chronicler