”chin .
Elly News
many in New Haven} Mr. Lucy will‘
tow of his friends.
were Charles Susnltzky, Richard Al-
“ * is...
Harris &.Gans
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COAL
That’s All
6. Wm: Street
Tel. 72;
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I Olive Branch Lodge. Knights of PY-
thias, will meet tonight in Red Men's
Hall, West Washington street.
-—We sell the best rubber boots in1
town. Every pair guaranteed. M. Jos-f
em & Sons.
There was no session of the down-
town city court this morning. there
being no prisoners. Sergt. Bryan Silk
had an easy time of it last evening also
as there were no complaints. '
——All eyeglass and spectacle repairs,
any lens duplicated at ‘Chas. Brand's. ‘
Automobili’s have begun to watch
their cars these cold mornings, andI
some have already injected some anti-
freeze solution to protect their radi-
ators against freezing. . ’
-REMEMBER YOUR LUNCHEON
appointment at the (‘otlntt‘y (.‘lub. Fri-
day. ;
Miss N. Olive Wood, formerly a1
teacher in the (‘oncord school, has re-
signed her position to accept one in
Orange, N. J. tilllss Weed will identify
herself in N, J. with the education of
typical children. having secured her
position through Columbia College,
where she has been pursuing courses
along the lines or special education.
Quito a number of .Norwalk young
men went to Stamford on the 1:39
train yesterday afternoon to see Slid-
ing Billy Watson and the Columbia
Show of Wonders Burlesque.
Stamford theatre has made an inno-
vation by allowing burlesque to invade
its sacred precincts. Many proml-j
nent actors and actresses have been
'39}, in this theatre.
Daniel D. Lovelace and family are:
’expected to move from Norwalk to]
Dnnbury tomorrow. Mr. Lovelace, who 2
was recently secretary of the Danbury
Chamber of Commerce, is now secrei
tnry for the Fairfleid County Farm Bu l
reau. and will continue in that crime-j
ity, though moving back to. Dnnburyi
to make his home in Park place—Dani
bury News. I E
Charles Lucy. who has been an .
played at Doran's pharmacy for the,
past seven years, has resigned his posi-
tion to enter the employ of a drug com. .
enter upon his new duties next: Mona
day. Last evening he‘ was given a
Nowell party at 'Dorlon's Point, by 5
Those present;
dream. Harold Smith, Edward Thomp
can, Harry Dikeman, Percy Nash and
Mr. Locate—Danbury News.
CATHOLIC UNlON CD a NCIL
of No. 46, K. of C.
West avenue. the following odioers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Grand. Knight—Stephen Ciitatte.
Deputy Grand Knight—Michael Car»
ew.
Financial Secretary—C. M. Dorxan.
gRecording Secretary—Maurice Devine.
‘ Treasurer—~13. F. Natteford.
Chancellor—James J, Farrell.
Warden—Joseph Lynch.
Advocate—Edward J. Quinlan.
; Trustee for three years~\\'illiam
_Howard. ‘
§ Inside Guard——James Cassidy. Sr, .
1. Outside Guard—J. E Kearney.
The oificers will be installed at the
,next regular meeting of the council.
lby l’slrict Deputy Albert F. Rose.
l .
. -7 'bcliei’tmcng the Ollie-en of the ex 5W9?" n‘ 31 mo." N said.
Stephen lel‘atu Electad Grand Knight, P€dlilonary force that the time again -—l"biladclphia Bulletin.
iwill ’llll'f' wlnn rile
At a regular semi monthly meeting} u” “”140“ “15‘9”: 1‘ ~
oi atholic. Union “donut-ii, No. to. K. ot‘ vi
0. held last night in the clan house in; six months of the War.
"You needn't come cu.-in' m-
"iv'o unit.”
to keep alive, and there is :: gum-m
fire no; he oi
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nuns; retrain
m
The old regular lirit"‘ii army witc.
tluaiiy was anu Lilnfrd in the first
fin shoo' dalso was a.
e» ‘ tin arm'. an its abii v
with the rid:g cost {he Germans dint;-~ N° ”"9“ Dread Winter'. CNN“-
ly on many occasions. 1. NC weith"
! Both rifle practice and machine gun? ‘Neutrone Prescription 99” found to
‘work wilLappeal to the American
soldiers. It is a phase of training 3 .
{for which they have been making markahle Insults, almost immediatet
[some marvelous scores with Datum! and an absolute quick cure ‘0‘
'weapons. :rheumatic surfer-em. i
This is now testified to by many}
local sufierers and what is better than.
S PfiCKED A GOOD TIME.
mit era got a job in a coal yard . - .9 \
running empty freight cars down a hofile 1615:1110“). ._ 4
you. The boss warned him to keep’ W“ “’9 ’“wmamm' '1’ “sure“
the brake on and be careful or there'd that you may 39‘ rid 0’ it. “Neutrons
be: 'spl'ash. Smithers said he would. Prescription 99" will banish all aches
'ooou- iumigh “*r‘ -
I For a week Smithers did his best: ed $1111: 11:; Zisglihtxe 5: e lullam
'[Then one day he got heedless, and' . g “5.! es. Go to
six empty freights dashed down the'your druggtst and get a 90c or ”‘00
hill like ”1e wind, crashed throughbottle today, ll. Wlll produce 1115111“,
the wooden bunker and landed on'you can distinctly feel it working.
arms. ran full tilt from the office. but Mail orders filled on 31.00 size—H. A.
be the antidote tor uric acid gives re- ,
5 weekend sale on lingerie blouses.
as
. Special prices on all the
h g her priced merchandise.
THE LITTLE SHOP
60 North Mt St 5 Norrvallf
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone us: 137 Washington St.
. Regular 3238 value for $1.93 and mom
. energies
:ly the abiding place of its own and?
‘flOW preparing in France for the bat-
‘ K tlei‘ront
The.
TH E BATTLEP LAN E.
The battle. airplane 'in itself ren-
Andrew Davey, Inc.
ders no service to the fighting ar-f
rules; it brings in reviews, except‘
occasionally, takes no pictures, re<|
ports the location of no artillery Pill-i
placements and drops no bombs. its
activities merely make it possible forI
the/large machines to perform this;
work. it speeds up and down thel
lines. attacking enemy planes of all"
types. its business is merely con-l
stant and aggressive fighting. Its}
decide the all-important;
question of modern wsriaremthe con-
trol of the'air. Its success or fail'
are in making the heavens exclusive-l
its fellow craft is the. most import-l
ant element in deciding the fate of,
campaigns. The British won a glor-l
ions victory at Mossines largely be.-
cause these manhuntcrs of the air
made it impossible for German planes
to leave the earth, and thus left
the British observers and the bomb
ers on the. larger machines an unob~
structed heaven in which to work.
We have recéived many lurid pie
tures of these lighting mill. The
average reader instinctively forms a
picture of a huge airplane. carrying
several gunners. training more or less
heavy artillery upon their toes. in
reality the lighting plane presents an
exact picture. it may properly be
called the illney of the air. for it's
most conspicious characteristic is its
small size. It measures little more
than thirteen feet from tip to lip—w
The World’s Work.
REVIVE. MARKMANSHIP.
Rifle Shooting Again to Become im-
portant in World War.
Convinced that workmanship with
the rifle is not. altogether a lost. art.
even it it has been somewhat neglect-
ed in these later days of war. the
commanders of the American forces
are giving their men a.
thorough course of instruction in the
school of ride fire. it always has
been a tradition among European
armies that the. United States had
the finest shooting army in the world,
'no matter what might. be its short-
comings in other respects. 'i‘hl's tra-
dition the new American army hopes
their sides in the. creek.
The boss. yelling and waving.
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Wat?” WWW
" DlGEfiTONElNE" Nature's
Restorative. will In] . Not only
5'"? quick. mreli from indiges-
um I Ills — Heartburn. Diuineu.
Sour Rising!) Acid Mouth. Sleepless-
nm. etc. but builds up appetite and
his
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Smithers torstalled him quietly.
Tinternal sanitation—~Adv. .
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Building Materials of Every Kind
98 Washington St, 80.,N0rwalk
Phone 410.
19 Main St, Norwalk. Phane 388.
Prompt Auto Delivery.
Economy Store, 44 Van Zandt St, East Norwalk.
o l TEA COFFEE
o ong, Mixed and English
Breakfast . “’7 3‘“
35c lb. 34° “'-
India, Ceylon Extra. 300d
450 lb. 190 lb.
Golden Grain Flour
10lhs.BetG It
l-l2blb. CansAufi?" 3 ed sum
Con GOLIUM
......$l.79 ha
I l o O I O O O u I I 'sl.
ocoa .............
. Loose Cocoanut. 230; 1 lb. Loose Cocoa ..23c18c
lb.
RUGS
At§Greatly Reduced Prices:
Large Variety of Patterns
and . , Sizes.
A. J . Angevine 8. Son Co.
Sewer Pipe, [and Tile, Well Pipe
Fire Proofing Material, etc.
ANOTHER $2.50 SET
or PICTURES FREE
Don’t miss the set of delightful baby
pictures (ill colors) in PICTORIAL
REVIEW for September.
There are seven of the cunningest
pictures for framing you ever saw.
You get them included free with
KCI‘ORIAL REVIEW
FUR SEPTEMBER
15c a Copy.
=1AMEs DONNELlY .
so. NQRWALK - CONN.
‘0..B. JACKSO
' OPTOMETRIS'I
58 Wall Street.
xnvmx LENSES—Folding Oxford: in
811011 Shut-On and Other Mountings. \
Thorough examination of the eyes. Ocullm' prescrip-
tions pmptlyfilled. Expert Repairing. ‘
Not-walk.
Gold or
‘—
- Ivlsw- nocoums
entire system. Thousands KNOW.
Follow their lead—-
‘ U S E
. Ni l‘ l'lll I
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‘ “ Key to new" '
l have “Home everything with as
on my stomach the [limb “‘llllI'l‘ until
I began tflklug DiGEs’l‘tmEiNl-I. l’nin
was mused from indigestion. I have
tried. everything I could hear of and
l was nearly worn out. i out be-
[iuuiuy to tone up ulreud .
. (DSBUIIN {VINX
, Port Edward. N. Y.
Dam: nth/1H mm mm. BACK
’ulurthcconvimixigFAmlu
' HAROLD A. MEAD
South Norwalk
value
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What onpossess today is .c'
ovidangepf what. you did
yesterday. Recognizing this 5;.
fact, it is easy sounder-stand .1
that twenty-five years hence
you will be financially in?-
dopsndent or W
“broke” in
Children Cheerfully
Ind Patiently
Treated by Modern,
Painless Method- Aceptic Office
y * onsnnnn
Moderate Surgeon
Charges for Very
am Dental Work.
DENTIST
75 South Monument -
Hours 9 a. m. to. 9 p.
15 Years in
the Practice of ‘ ' m. “.mpolntment.
' "‘““'°"" (-0-)
Dentlotry. - __ ,
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Painless ~-
and Conscientious
Dsntlatry
. Sympathetic
Treatment.
l
Gal Admlnlatond
by the Oxygen
Method.
_ Gold and Porcelain
Restoration.
. All kinds of Artifi-
olnlDenturoa,
-Crovm and Bridge
, Work, Etc, Skit.
fully Bone
. The officers of this Bank will be glad at any time to
‘ confer with you regarding the openin of an account nd
i extent; any oourttsios within their pogwer. " a. to
. ‘ care always ready to act in‘ an ad ' » '
| : whevsquested—our service is complete. may capacity,
_ s e take unalloyed picasufe in ’ ' s ecialattention ~
to new accounts—to customers inexpegrlimged !in finance.
. ‘. 'Youmvery truly,
. The City National Bank ‘
South Normalk, Bonn; V
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HOUSE ‘ 7‘ '
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwlli' l ; V
Opens May I
DINNERS AND M
KINDS OF SEA F9093
COOKED TO ORDER:
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN,
Telephone 720 P”?
- TEETH - '
WITHOUT PLATE!
Dr. J. H. Mallery
[6 Bo. Main St, So. Norwalk, Us. ~
Hours9a.m.to5p.m.,'ltosp.u.‘
gr: By Annoinmm Only .
The Banner Bakery
m an I loam will
We are now able to supply on: ,
mstomcrs with ems, made to;
order each day]. We also ll“.
sauna BUNS and Goran
RINGS in addition to our ‘R
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2'
ATTORSEY AT LAW
Late Examiner ‘,
U. 5. Patent
Office f‘ for Bookletg
on Patumo'v
‘ee» - .
"'15 m STREET ..
BRIDGEPORT. , 3
exenass SERVICE AT Fallout?
RATES TO NEW YORK
THE ANNING J. SMITH Tm
PORTATION LINE. Inc.
Freight boat have: 0!" 46,.»
River, P‘K York (foot. 3‘
3t.) every nay except Sunday. at!
'n. Frelght recolved at Norwallt g
l p. in. Int! at South Norwollt 'up‘
5:80 p in ‘
ZELUFF‘
Drug Store
1 North Main
833-J‘hou08u 15.32
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
156 Falrflold Avo., Bridgeportfion'
n Yon-Have?
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Exclusive 4
Agents“ For ‘
monsoon nmwson
a 100's rm: axons
We are showing their new
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Our Man in all mum l '
. 3 New Fall Styles iiiSflk Dresse
$10 and . $12. QNCREDIT
A Newline avarice
. mm“ 5T0“. ‘42,'So,.Mall|Sll'ECl
Furniture
4 We.» makcagspecialty, of shots. tor. boys
rtznudgnirls; andall attire most reliable '
makcsand initially models. so that, there»
, will hello avenue in a commune lit for '
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