VMTixvsa-zh l-CR SOLiEBDS, either ll.‘.0l..li‘ :15 from \Vllt‘Tt‘Yc!‘
‘ we look at [hi-ill, or else they new:
'One Barrel an“ a Half Secured Today. look at us from ‘v\ll9l‘€\'€l‘ we
Fresh yogi-rubles 2 'd l" “t for the.
‘l('(“(tl boys in camp ill i‘c": l l‘rry. .Y.
them, The :inlc is true of unmo-
' plays. _ ‘
n. downuwn. and east side stores, The “9% i-i it"! Slmlfle- 15 313‘: be!"
“Bligh stuff was collected in all, to son who was being painted or photo
:{antc ill wry slat-.1); today. At the up—
:lt
.
make about one barrel and a half.
New !
T00 LEE? 9
e
l *rlus donation will be shipped to the
boy's tonight. and it is hoped that they
will not think that their fellow towns-
good showing which was made the first
week. when eight barreds were sent a
away to the soldiers, it seems too had
that the campaign should strike such a
“slump" as this.
COAL w
That’s All
(and stuff at all to the boys.
dens. but the majority of the vegetn- _
bles have not been damaged. It is F
safe to say that in nearly every garden 1
I
waste on the .ground right at this mo-’
‘ nlent. Because of the. fact that Nor-
6. Wu“ Sufi :walk people are too indifferent to look
at. the situation in the right light. howt
Tel ever , only a barrel and a half of
' 7“ green stuff will find its way to tholocal Hartford Firm wm
soldiers. when there ought to he a dos- }
graphed was looking at the painter or
the camera, then wherever you stand
he will seem to be looking on that side
men have forgotten them. After the of you.
burgh an un let-sized "rookie“ was one
. . l
threatened 11'; engulf hzm and his patio!
The company were singing, and when
(lily struggling along through mud illitl if
t
l Very soon it will he too late. to ship tograph from one side. they all seem
. _ “05‘s to turn to follow you. and then to turn
have already “sued many local gar back if you look at it from the. other.
Thiswmks very queerly if you have
group of people who were all look-
ide. But if they were not looking at
he camera you can never get them to.
in town, there is some stuff going to look at you—Kansas City Star. :
_._——.- ‘
GLASS COMPANY FILES 1
ORGANIZATION PAPERS
Hive Capital .
Stock of $10,000. i
they came to the chorus he joined
with growls and grumbles tnat seemed
came along.
howling about?"
. 'Inext week Stamford is dolng great Connecticut Glass Company of Hart‘-~1
We Pthings along this line for her soldiers, ford was filed with the secretary of
and if Stamford can and will do it. Why the state yesterday. The subscribed,
. . can't Nor-walk? . . -~ .'
.. 'ty ews _ capital stock amounts to 810,000 dnid .
. —- completed and presented to the town Taft, president and treasurer; John
. . did/years ago today..Sept. 13' 1742. The p. Holden. vice-president, and Albert
' “W No. 82 is discharging sand 3‘ :hmldmi was ”1? gift or Pei” Funnel, J. Taft of East Hartford. secretary.
Raymond Ems. Wharf, “1 merc ant. and “as a modest struct- The office. of tile company is on Tem'
‘ "DANCING 8ATURDAY NIGHT 3.11mi and was rebuilt in 1763. For a. A certificate of increase of capital
TOW" Assembly Hall, Grace Brothers' {fillet it was used by the British as listed; of the Holbrook-Judson Company
._ ‘ , l ea re. t was a. nice ing pace for - .
full ctthestla. Ellttsatonians during ”w (“qu with of Bethel was flied increasing the cap
vital stock from $10,000 to $0,000.
my ”—-
in
log at the camera . when they were to come from well down toward h‘s if:i
photographed. It you look at the ph0~ belt. Beyond dOubt, melOdy was not ’
his forte. A big, hulking sergeant
“What’s the matter? What are you
“I'm singing bass,” explained the
‘rookie.’ "
‘ “Don't do it, my boy." said the ser-
genn‘t. “You’re too deep down alrea-
dy. You come up to the surface and
get the uil‘."——Y0utll's Companion.
___._..._._._—————-———-
BROCADE GOWNS
Brocade will rise to a splendid
height this fall and will be considered
the fabric of the hour for formal
gowns. Tile mills at Lyons, which
control the silk fashions of the world
have turned out miles of marvelous
brocades. Rather, the great master
designer of fabrics, has put his stamp
on full moon, palm branches and odd
‘flowers subdued in masses of color.
and he calls the achievement silk.
. M."—
l HARD WORK IS HEALTHY
Al the first training ramp ii! iii it.-‘-"
it.
zen barrels. . l . . _
’ Wake up Norwalk. and do better A certlflcate of organisation of the!
TODAY'S ANNlVERSARY ed into 100 shares at $100 each. The
The first Fanuel Hall in Boston was officers or the company are Mabel 6'
;ure designed to serve as a public mar-
"— “' tket house. This hall was burned in 919 street, .
tEngland which led to tile il’us'nlution-
My War, and to this fact the hall owes
Company B, Special Police, will drill
the Town Assembly Hall.
may—.—
ilarged to its present dimensions, with;
in lilal'lit-‘I in the lower part and a pub
. ‘ A certificate of organization of the
Tumay' 59mm“ 1’" at b 1" m" m . "5“ “““f.” “T“? “mm". ‘l.’ A““‘NC’m.Graxui Rapids Supply Company of Newt to work hard for their living longer
Huberty. In 180.) the building was en-ianPn was filed. showing the capital, than those dho do not. ~The. averagei
0, divided ill-l of longevity is higher among civilized
stock subscribed as $5.00
ler than single, and those. who have
I As a rule, married people live l()lll?.- '
A delegation of members of the De-:
gree of Pocahontas, (:f Stamford, will:
trail to Nor-walk on September 24th, to
t
attend the carnival of ‘Cockcnoe Tryc.
"' " i
-———All eyeglass and spectacle repairs”;
any lc—ns duplicated at Chas, Brand‘s. 1
l
' Edward .T. Flaherty. chairman of the
Second Ward Republican committee.‘
has called a meeting of party workers}
for conference at the city court room
in the City llall, Monday evening at 8
o'clock. ‘
-—DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT 3
Town Assembly Hall. Grace ul'others‘i
full orchestra. v
x
The last dance of the season will be
held at the Knob Club. this evening.
with music by tile Sterling-\Vellnitz or~
chestra. These events have been
largely attended and very enjoyable
during the past summer.
.____.,_....
Deputy Sheriff Lincoln Taylor of
Stmnl‘ord was ill South Norwalk re-
cently. lie is wearing a handsome
sold badge. Set with diamonds, which
was presented to him by Stamford
friends. The sheriff prizes the badge
highly.
~—\iore heat from less coal. That's
what you want. And that's just what
you/get with IBurnham Boiler Cosy
Comfort Heat. The heat from the
boiler that's made in Westchester
County. Sand for “Which and Why"
booklet. Lord & Burnham 00., Irving-
ton, N. Y.
lic hall on the second floor. The latter
contains pron-alts of early national
and state celebrities. Peter Fanuel.
was of Hugenot descent and was burnt
in New Rochelle, N. Y., in 1700, but,
was taken to Boston" when an infant
tmd lived there until his death in 1743.
Judge—It seems to me that you're
a good-for-nothing rogue. Have you
over earned a dollar ill your life?
Prisoner—Yeti, your ilomr, I voted
for yer oncevdudge.
UNITED STATES MARINES
They Get Big Pay in These Days.
With Some Risks
. The rewards offered for courage
and personal risk in the marine ser-
vice are high. There rlvc captains
holding contracts guaranteeing them
ten thousand dollars a year in salary
whether they make one voyage into
the war zone or a dozen. Engineer in
some instances are getting: their four
Qbundrcd dollars a month. with a bun-
Wired per cent, bonus—eight hundred
dollars a month in all-besides free
insurance on their lives and effects.
Under omcers are conespondlngly
well paid. Even the deck hand, draw-
ing his sixty dollars a month
his living; gets his tllirtv dollars bon-
‘ us each month—«ills “danger money."
The new merchant marine offers to
American boys something more than
the opportunity to serve tilts nation
and its allies in the present. emer-
gency, important as such service is.
It ‘offers a life career. If America is
.to maintain great cargo floats in the
future, it must have American officers
for their boats. Not least in impor-
tance of the possible economic chang-
bcsides .
to 100 shares at $50 each. The of-
ficers of the company are Benjamin
Jacobs. Paterson, N. J., president; Ab-
i
and
At§Greotly Reduced Prices
Large Variety of Patterns}
A. J. Angevine & Son co.
than those who do not. Tile average
ple of large build live longer than
more of small, but those of middle.
isize live longer than either.
L ‘-
_
‘—.._——-
Sizes. ‘
The members of Homer H°°k and es to be brought about by this war - 'l 'r
Ladder Company will enjoy .a 3:” would be renwakening of the love of
' ‘ rt r t morrow er- . .
bake inntllclr quatt:1 limot d time the sea and seafaring m the nation.—- Children Cheerfully mime“
410°“ 15 93990 e u 3 50° John A. Donald in St. Nicholas. and Patiently p and Conscientious
will be had as one is ttfunlly enjoyedi \ _ ...____ _. . . Tnlted'by Modern «H S Do:tl:try
.- - - , - . . ympat at c
at tile gathellngs of this organlmtlon i PICTURES GAZE AT YOU? Painless Method- Acentlc 0mm Treatment.
F. B. Van Scoy, local manager of the ,‘Why Eyes in Portraits Follow Onlook- '
western Union Telegraph Co. rooog-l ,‘ ., era With Their Gaze V BR.S.M.nmz
nizing the demand for etllciency and You probably have noticed that . Gas Administer“
increasing industrial and commercial l some faces in pictures seem to follow Moderate Surgeon by the Oxygen
advancement of business in Norwflku you, also that in other pictures there Charges for Very
announce _ Soho following changes in
'ilours of service: {Former Sunday
*hours. 8 a. m. to 10 p. m., 4 p. m. to 6
lare faces which are not looking at
,you. but no matter where you walk,
even though it help the direction in
Bell: Dental Work.
A
BENTIST
Method.
p. m. Present Sunday hours: 8 a. In. “mid! they seem to be looking, 3’0“ 75 South "fl" 6 at Gold and Porcelain.
>to 10 noon, 1p. m_ to 6 1). ml, 7 p. m. to Will never find the fame lOOklng at ' Hour! 9 E. m. to 9 D. Ra‘fonflonl *
3, in you. Indeed, faces in pictures are‘ ‘5 Ye." “1 m by appointment All kinds of Artifi-
‘_ ' the Practice of . , clal Dentures,
—. .fl. ,——— High-Class (-0-) . Catlin“ agd Bridge
. or to Skit.
. \\\‘ .\. \ Dentintry. ' . , fully films
EVIDENCE "”‘““"“"" ......__.._
that. 1t. 18 «who
that twenty-five years hence
you will be financial! '
. . t ‘
«earn and sandman”. '
without the luxuries
Will earn 4 per canteen
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area's m mus
"We are showing their new;
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. WWO! mic footwear.
not v‘... v..~
ammo all new odors. I
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New Fall Styles
4 $10 and $12 0N CREDIT _
NEWMAN SWRE, 42‘ So. Main Street
“inhuman“!!!
in Silk Dresse -
III
Mausoleum-urn ’
W...“ _.
i A New Lille of Office Furnituref "
lion-and rial Top ll‘eshs. unwound. '
rahum Jacobs. New llS‘rPn. V""t"l"9“i- mummmmmwmnmag
urn: and William Amm'ermrtn, -
l"~uk at Haven. sect't tar)- a'ld t": :ztrut'cr,
‘ high
BLOUSES 3
weekend sale on lingerie blouses. l
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwali
Opens May 1
no: .m
p .. ..
3SHORE DINNERS AND ALI)
Regular $2.98 value for $1.98 and ‘ l
Special Prices on all the
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOK
ED TO ORDE?
/ So.
Phone 113-3
er priced merchandise.
‘ THE LITTLE SHOP
RAYMOND BROTHERS“
137 Washington St. 1
."0’Walk.
IOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop.
Telephone 720
a
- TEETH -
WITHOUT PLATE!
Dr. I. H. Mallery
l6 80. Main 8t, 80. Nor-walk, 0t.
‘Eours9a.m.t05p.m.,7t08p.m.
Bundayll By Appointment Only
The Banner Bakery
Building Materials of Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, land Tile, Well Pipe
Fire Proofing Material, etc. -
l’el
4
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.—_ . ’___.
l
lC’l‘ORiAl. RliVlijl‘l‘ PAT—
TERNS eliminate all paste
and at the same time guarantee
smart style.
That is true economy. Make
your own clothes and let other
bands do other work.
361
We are now able to supply our
sustomers with PIES, made to
order each dayl. We also have
SUGAR. RUNS and COFFEE
RINGS in addition to our regular
13001:.
A. M. WOOSTER
ATTORSEY AT LAW
LateExamincr .
U. S. Patent
Office
5 Monroe m.-
_.__J '
Send ,
for Booklet
on Falcon.
lam-w '
uREV
make sewing a
of line and save
every dress.
October
l a
The Fall F
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4 1 ii
1‘ . ‘i. (homun- 74m
\‘g 15 cum
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PICTORIAL
PATTERNS
ensure perfection of fit, perfection
one whole yard of material on
lIlMES‘ 00%?va
so. NORWALK -
e 1 ms rum STREET
BRIDGEPORT. woman}
expnass senwcé AT FREIGHT
RATES TO NEW YORK
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRAN!
' PORTATIOU LINE, Inc. ‘
Freight boat luv-r Pier 45, En .
Riva, r‘x York (tool. a: Jack-on '
5:.) every nay except Sunday. at 8 p. ‘
tn. Freight received}! Norwalk up to
I . m. and at Sou": Norwnlx up to ‘
l: p .m
ZELUFF’S
Drug Store»
North Main Street
IEW
pleasure.
They
from one-half to
Patterns
nd
ashion Book
CONN. .
O}. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
58 Wall Street. ‘ .
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding O
Shell'Shur-On and Other Mountings.
. Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculim’ prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
We are always ready to act in an
NEW ACCOUNTS
Thebtfioars of this Bank will be glad at any tune to
confer With you regarding the opening of an account, and to
extend any courtesies within their power.
‘when requested—our service is complete.
838uPhonom-15321 ’
Whitman’sCilowlales;
Norwnlk.
xforda‘ in Gold or
Drugs 'Prascrlp‘flonol. ..
TYPEWRlTERB—L. 0. »
Smite, cottonwood. ‘ ‘
._ Remington, all other
. makes, sold. rented. “
" repaired. Rentals, :1
per month. Machine!
sold at $5 per month. .-
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
156 Fairfield Ave" Bridgeport. Conn.
it You [lave A
REBUILT
advisory capacity,
We take unalloyed pleasure in giving special attention
to new accounts—to customers inexperienced in finance. v
Yours very truly,
7 Any .illllk
SELL
The City
L
Int
National Bank successor to Wm. Enron
South Norwalk, Donn.
IT fro 8' Jane
Phone 499 1 ~
37 Fort Street, East Norwalk; ‘-
V.”
inn—.—
humiliated-
" . School Shoes
We make a specially ot shoes or. boys
and girls, and all oi "“le ‘ '
makes and in many models, so that there
will lie no trouble in ‘a coluimdallleilitlor
y Eventifloslsflny Stockings of All Grades
‘ GONNEALLY so» BRACKEN
r
THE GREATEST
. roan "VALUE
:Frisbie’sj Pics;
The Most Economic illus-
. sent. Sold atAll Stores,
. Tone-u
most reliable
lain .Wnllaylllol‘ld
" . UNDERTAKER;
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