A Good and .
Faithful Servant
STERLING RANGE CLUB
$5.00 Makes You a Member of Our Range Club.
And we will deliver any range you select and make arrangements
, I for small weekly. or monthlypaymentsto take care of the balance. 1
1‘ ' _ , 1 Buy a‘Sterling Range fully guaranteed to BAKE, COOK up
Just recelved a shipment of "Maxwell tCars that are I ”1‘“- ‘ ‘1'
Slightly SCPfltChed. By taking advantage of this op. NEW PWTION 01L HEATERS $3.75 [037.50
portunity _. I . . 1 Blankets, Comfortables and Bed
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5““ WI“ Save "$5" '0 $11090“ tell’l'icell‘wmfl Now ‘ Sterling Furniture Co
Phone 115 1 127-129-131 Washington 51;:
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m..‘fiichal'1ls of Third street is
113.18 3 new Maxwell.
turner Motfett of Winfield street
More a position with the Nash,
ring Company.
kilos Tobey J12. and \Iiilliam Du-l
have taken positions with Fred
B the contractor.
,Ifleorge‘ ' W. Smith of Brooklyn is
whiting with Mr. and Mrs. S. W Vel-
‘The ”'1! on the new lace factory
Strangerry Hill is progressing and
. the building is healing completion.
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Dominick Canevari of Last Wash-I
noteeet “as in New York on
mean yesterday
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ureth Thompson of the 3.3111
ent Sunday with rein-I
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'ted with relatives on:
a Street on Sunday. I . II , . ‘ ’ ‘ 1 , ’ ’ ‘ ' . , I
‘ gait): Ela‘ken a position: DISll'leOl‘Slfll’MAXtWELL Fairfield Conniy , The mahackemo
v -1wtatohman with the liussam' ‘
‘Itructlon company I Main oilice: Bridgeport. Branches: Stamford. Danbury. Greenwich, Norwallt. Dining Room , ‘ ’
ohn Quintard of the U S S North
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$110133; 56No. Mam Street, So. Norwalk 59.3.... A La Cami“ ,
area‘s tle Sunday \chool
. a. 1.....11 111.1 5 , . _, , ‘ . Oysters, Clams, Lobsters and
25321233.?“ °’ " W" ‘ ‘ ' '1 ‘ 1 Telephone 192.1 . . . everything 1n season at reason-
- ‘ - 1 1 1 1 1 . ~ ' '1 able prices. _ "
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I‘lunteer Circle of the King's
; will meet at the home of
ion . Carothers on Keysor street
wing at 8 o’clock.
been spending a furlough at hh homeIstr'ueted to insure proper intonation.
in Ilowayton avenue. ITho cmuent from the beds at present AndreWDavey, me.
It is expected that the Hassam pave .\ir. and "tire .I (‘ranston of ilidge
mom will be opened by tomorrow to ileltl were visitors at the home of l“.
1 . traffic- A number i . ~ . . .
10M? .9 Gardiner died Saturday walked over It and 01:91-32:21: I23” llerourcey of Leila) mount Sunday _ ,is of a milky nature, and should be. -. 98 w ‘h t S S N my "k
’1 at the national soldiers' over it on bicycles and‘all say trll'ltelrI‘ ‘ M“ and “1’3 Joseph R- Taylor Of ”9'"- This I“ 1‘ 5““? IlldICRIIOIJ that. 3" mg on t" 0' 0 a
. tflgmptpu, Va. He. leaves one is a very 800d DLQCG of roadway ‘The Superintendent Olmstead has 1111- {Ponnoyer street. are spending the It IS 110' filtering properly. This et-- Phone 410. Prompt Allto Delivery.
"‘I‘Mfs‘ George Brown or" first addition of this mad“ to the v proved the conditions 01’ the walks un- week in Hartford fluent rune into-the stream, and it is a 19 min 811., Norwalk. Phone 388. “ .
.nIastMrw-uk. cannot but make Ihe lynace “'lgrepn::Iderlwalh the railroad bridge by layingi Iquostlon 11. pollution does not 1.11191 Economy Store,40Van Zandt 8t.,Eost Horwaik 1
.. nimble as a residential section In tew loads of ”hes on them ‘ M” and ‘1” George A- WHShI- ‘11- 1D lace Last Friday ‘Prof Burr and 3°" »
MY COUNTRY- ’ ' II “- land daughter, Florence. who have been ed specialists mode a thorough enmi COFFEE . TEA , 1
I my. first of 3111 l A few loung ladies at Dorian were spending the summer on i‘ennoyer nation or the bedoyand are expected to ' 1 o 1 Mixed and 3 fish 1 .
.nt‘ry..flrst of all. 1 A bSert FI. Eldridge was taken sick out yesterday with little boxes collect- street, left yesterday for New York make recommendations which “I is ex- , .r Very Best _ . Doug, E l rm "C
ton'me 5'0“ call. . II ‘ I3: foitzn‘gnrii‘Ih“: ”It". “é“:‘hfe‘Tng money {01‘ the Library fund fOrI our 131111.101 the winter, where Mr. W1lght pee-ted the voters of the borough will I 240111. ' . ,1 35° lb
‘. I 1.1pray. . It! had typhoid. Howe:er al‘eIII 1;: 1eISOItiier boys." . I . I in stage manager for the “Countryicamply with. This much is certain, it . flood Coffee India and Ceylon ,
loll stand by you '3 VP" 1 . ~—. ——-4 . , Cousin," playing at the Goiety theatre something has to be done with the ago 19 lb ‘ 450 lb ‘
410th staunch and true broke yesterday and while he is still: Owing to the chlllinoss‘ of yesterday ~ tom,“ and quickly to insure relief. From 1 - 1 o . I .
j‘ I 1:. confined to his bed, he is recmerinr: morning the kindergarten and mass Plans for 'a Republican rally in the , ’ 1 2 II). 01111 Atlas 000011.. . ... .... . . .... .. . . . . . . . . . . . 150 -
and 339- , . 3 1m BSUEMIOBB made, it was shown 1
. I . I. , rapidly from his illness A room had up to the fourth held no session at the Rowayton Hose Company' a hall for that some of the beds wer .Atlal Jelly Powder . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 pkgs. for 206 I
mm tor thee 1~1-. been engaged at the hospital in tl1e.‘.Conter school. tomorrow night have been completed limproperly and not of l gtconatructed Blue Ribbon Ketchup .. .. . . . . . . . . ......... 100 bottle i
d heart shall be . event that his. illness “as typhoid. Ai Mayor Harstrom and other speakersI rg material. Sardinesintomato sauce ................. . ......... . 100 I
ommand. number of his friends ham been mak-. Mrs. L. M. Swift who was demon- will discuss the issues of the cam- I . - ' $11101: Bread now . . . . . . . . .I .................... . ..... 9c I
of others, too ~ int: inquiries about lli-‘l condition bill strati‘ng Borden's Melted Milk 1it'..llaign. All citizens, including ‘.Wo3"01|N[| 18110", 6“, .~ ~
fight to} you, '1“: 11 “"133 were. reasqured that 119 “as Self Stewards Grocery Store lust week..eon. men, are invited to attend. .I I ' J ; ; . , , -
My band. 4r - ting along "New jcluded her demonstration Saturday ‘M‘
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by us will stand "2 -' "‘ ' mm w; W'— 1
.14.”. I The store which “as formerly occu- 1 I ' '
DAMIEN l. .1... .II HIE IIIIIIIES :
sail o‘erlthe sea, oruted with antliiquor posters. The ,
our enemies [vacant store is on the main highway of . 1 ' . l. 1 . II
Y'them too. AND , IDarlen and one cannot help but see! Ml's..Thomas.1.\IcGrnlh has just rev . Pape's Dlapepsin ‘for Sour, Acid
., 7,, ’3‘ -, 1 them, , eeived word from her son. James Mc- StOmiCh. Heartburn, Dyspep-
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Why‘d)“ be dark I INORaTaNI “mm new?“ I" I d t SMI Grath, who arrived safely 1n France . .. , I I
1' ‘1 . .- . " ' ' l I‘.\'1‘. in own M" . ~ ““1. . . .~
6 rizIrch our mm, ‘ - I ;.urday night smile now visiting friend. The trial ct Edward Anderson. on Time it! “l “V8 minutes your sour. . I '11
y ow, relating many stories of army life to rested for breach “f the peace, has acid “0th feels fine No indiges . II
. . . . .———-—— them. Wuller'is a member of m“, con- been postponed for two weeks. " “9“- heartburn 0‘" belching 0‘ gas 01‘ . IIIII
Will do 1115 part, 0_ .Mafing of Bridgeport was a visit. filruction unit which totals up int’o the ”Relations Of undigested 100d, no (“2-
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or in town yesterday thousand mark. The unit is now am -:Char.lesM Grlebel has rented the1 mm 11mg f0!“ breath 01' head ‘lt‘ Du IGX'A I“ CA I! AR‘
”cued at Mineola apartments in the Dawles doubleI' e IIp
Marcelle Corning of Georgetown via I ' house on East avenue, just vacated byI Pope's Diapepsin is noted for its Ie
ited her aunt yesterday. 1 - J '1 1" ‘ ‘ 118-1211 in sweetenln .u et st h
- olm ~V. llacnule . 1 I 3 95 0m“ 3. “y
, folnfgngaflg: gape" hagiibeegome‘: 1.4... .it is the surest, quickest and most are on ‘a‘ a
.» ‘ n 's leer Jack Bertine was a visitor in Port 11 1 ““139" on -‘ 0 lee i: in to n l ‘ ~
the I 1: Ch 1 S d . Dorian: 30 shares subscribed for on The Community School Of New Ca: 1' a 5 much a lucid in he whole ' ' Here at last 19 a kitChen range that IS 1 1
twillbe ever neat es or an ay. hl h 3000 i 1 1 n nan formerly the Cornish 11011601. ”111111, world, and besides it is harmless. . 0d It . ad or in two types one
mitt I: right. “'1‘ w c l ’ 11 cash and nothing i” '0 t h 3. t 46 S in treat Millions of men and women now eat . ”W m cm’ " ism '
' ’ Walter Van Tassel returned home. Properly have been paid. President We“ ° 9 9’ “ em ”y 5 ’ gods] or wood ondtgas theother usmgconl. wood
monomer snrrn. . 'and 1 e E ' under thesumoteachere as last year. the" ”"9"“ Md“ “mm m"— hwy telyorartheumetime.r'1'neDuplex-111.0112“ ,
W Avenue. East Norwalblfmm New Y0"! yesterday. 18h“ T 3507"“; r2051; B-IIIICmful. 10 ‘ they know. Pope's Diapeneln will save "‘ [9 melon mil in 0.,qu to burn the met you
I“ . M... ......,‘ i res; secre ry, . .w amson.10 them from such misery. - ' ton and all times
, .. m a... mm .. .. .. ...... 1...: meter artists; ..... .... .. . ' “waist. 11... 1...... 1.. 11...... 1....
"in" “'0'“ m" ‘t mm" B“ 3m“ ‘ ‘ onl'ruesday Oct. 2 train sale to 11.11: ”We“ “”9 °-‘ ””9" ”New" ' driller-en e-in anIII ’eeoond’e time and the Duplex- . .
. - . the shore” not to '35 Adam Express irolq any drug store and put ”“3 Wl ’our-z'equirenodnu. it's the ‘year ' . I'
arch-who; nulls:- from kid limo. Valentine of Tokeneke closed out}; ori‘ South avenue 1 staunch right; Donn 1‘95}? on being " 31. ”mi—keeps “alighflzch chm mild bummer-1.111%}: in‘ I ...‘:
: .ber summer.bome Sunday and return- 9 ' ’1 Wflmme'm'e ‘3 ‘00 WWW“ 3" " ‘ , 1 1 shown“!!! 'Mm‘”? “a i.” so: . 1“
'med room York yesterday. 111: ‘wulra 011111me outemIIIo'e’d n"! M” "W“ 3“ "“3“ W“ “W l " ‘ ' WLW “MW ' . ‘ ' ‘
"1' umeabiez“ 11111 first you like and 1' “ ' ' “"‘
.1 . a rd at her hunts on Art .1
u “ ”Wm“ curl Sell-lot um ht- oor tor the ‘11:: ”rm. ‘1’“ i “:0:th ..mn$oy1m1with6ut 111mm of acid for) 1'
' our the gum otter hula; it 111111.11... was named l”. a” “WW5; moor-111111- 111 the staunch - 1‘
”whet-d. intense and; nowhere. Pope’s hereunto mu ~11: your
1 ' “ma-— 1 1 . 1 one my. 1811on lineal 111‘. rem-I
ummmum bellman”. W mull term
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