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'Young Man Finds This Out When He
Goes to Court for Naturalization
‘ it is n.1are thing for those born
in loreign lands to go 10 the Superior,
coult for naturalization only to find
.1111 are ahead) :1 titizen of these
i1 eeand independent states, unoursed
to king 01 kaiso1.l1e.t that was the
wxperieneo of Richard James Ledul.
1his morning before J udye William 11.
3 Bennett. 1
.1 Leduc was bent in Canada but
a citizen of the United. States, and
' it ham-loam alter this fashion
i Ltedpc’s father
born in Massachusetts Five tears
before the boy was bout they 11101 ed
ito Canfldl, but the father retained
his citizenship.
' Six months after Ledu- saw the
light at do) under the flag of Britain,
his father died. The mother took her
baby and came back to: the States
l'l‘hc boy grew up and was a hurdle
lin the big munition boom Bridgepor:
:attracted him and he secured a fine
job.
Told to Take Papers.
i When the young man applied fol
+lthe right of voting he was told be. cause a tluck was stalled in front
lwould have to take out papers. He
made applications and received his
fllst papers. In due time he asked
for his second His witnesses were
George F. Bonnell and Richard J.
Hayes.
This morning Leduc arrived at
{City News
John Joseph Disesa. Jr., and Jo-
seph Lonchsk will leave on Monday
for Washington, D. C. to start upon 11
course at Gemgetoun University
-——l.ockcis, hearts, lavalliers, ear
drops, brooches, bracelets, rings
chains, at Brand’s Jewelry Store.
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A daughter was
morning. September to Mr and
Hrs. Henry Warusalt, at the home of
Mr. Wurusak’s mother. Mrs. Warusnk
was formerly Miss Caroline Wystnml,
01'7-P‘itch street.
are doing nicely.
~REM EM BER YOU Fl LU NCH EON
inppointment at the. Country (7111b, Fri-I
day.
Robelt E. Wood, bend llrakemun on
the night freight tram Danbuly
in Dnnllury. testcl 4.11 and badly in-
Jured. lie. was removed to the Dan--
bury Hospital, and operated on yester‘.
doymfternoon.
William B Bogardus. clerk in a local
pharmacy, was lmcsted yestelda) by
Detective Sergeant l-‘olsy. for the
' Norwalk police. on a complaint alleg-
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lug. non- support 01 his wife. He was
token to Norwalk by Police Captain
Hunt.-—Stamfotd Advocate
—-MILLINERY.
Smart shapes and trimmed hats.
Gland work a specialty. at Miss K. A..
Polhcmus'. 80 Washington St... So. Nor-
walk.
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‘Edward‘O‘Brien. of Flint‘s glu'agcr
Arthur. Olsen. pitcher for the Tigers
Mocha“ team; William Sullivan, oi
Nash‘s plumbing establishment and
William Ireland 01 Betas Court, on-
listed this week in Port Chester, and
have been. assigned for duty on the U."
S. 8. Granite State, .
Local milkdenlers will “raise their
prices next, Monday, October lst.
Thereafter it will cost twelve cents,
for coconut. of milk and seven cents
for a pint. Some of the dealers. are
finding it hard work to make contracts
with producers, as other firms
altering higher prices for the milk.
The Stephen Hoyt Sons Company; of
New Canaan. is. making extensive 1119‘
its ,
property: in West Norwalk. A large
“lotions and improvements to
piggeryy henneries and other struc-
1ures’hnvc been erected, and the live
stock.- will bo‘ greatly increased in pills".
near future.
Mother and child;
to'
South. Norwulk, was struck by a trolll'
are
court and Was prepared to answer
all interrogatories according to tho,
statutes mode and provided.
chuc did not 1.5011 that the gov
.unment had inquired into his history
110111 billh up; A surpris :11. man was
he “lien Attotney (.‘hurch told the
.court all about him and his father
jand mothel and then said:
"l‘he got/eminent ronsideled that
this 1111111 is 11 (itlzen alleady, you1
llUllOl.‘
j lodge Bennett smiled at Lclluc anti
(11111.1:1111la1cd l1i111.'l‘lle young than‘
1113' lights.
“The olllcinl‘s were wrong in leius-
ing you the light to vote" said Ml.
(‘ltUlClL
in Older to help Lcduc in the future
Attorney Church asked that the court
ili‘CUl‘d might Slum-1111: (I'lltlunistances
land Lelluc be. given a (cl‘iiicule l('
'tllut efiect. The young 1111111 went out
all smiles.
l 'THIS WOMAN LAWYER.
'Gell $15,000 a Year by Match-inc Her
Wits Against Men.
in the American Magazine is an
account of a woman lawyer whose
practice now brings her an income
'or 815 .000 11 vonr. Her name is Anna
\iotscowitz. . "
t “‘l love to match 'my wits against
'men.' sit-a naively admits.
fun, and l luaLJmc to beat them.
You ought to see how loolish men
feel when l Wm 11 case.’
. “One gloup of hot opponents felt
.so foolish when they were defeated
gthal they liked l1el.lt was a labor
union that she defeated in a case that
111.111 been pending lot the years
lMtss Moscowitz took it. and estab-
2lisbed liel'Jclaim to recognition by
1 winning {or the first time in the Uni-
led States 11 10111101 against a labor
.nnlon. W hclenpon. the union prompt-
ly hired llel.
i "Misc \loscowitz is also chairman
of the woman's nicllt court commit
tee. in the early days of her prnc~
lice, she would go to the night court
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i WILL BE WELL REPAlD FOR
5 THEIR WORK
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. Women everywhere suffer from kid-
ney trouble—backache,
pains. swollen and tender muscles.
stiff Joints—11nd it is to help those who
suitor as she did that Mrs. G J. Ellis
505 8111 avenue, Sioux Fe 3, S. D.,
writes: "I feel sure if any one bother-
‘ed 1111 I. was will give Foley Kidney
ills a fair trlal‘they will be repaid for
their work, ltséems foolish to no
glect‘an ailment when there is such a
remedy; to be had."rTl1ey correct biad~'
. der disturbances.
Corp ’
too.-~Stiuson~Powel
Neither is it necessary ‘:
excfise slovenlines‘s .‘on
legislation at Albany 1 ndin;
1 worth y.
Washington decides that he i5 ahead! teen thousand dollars a year.
and mother Welei
'lt is great. '
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rheumatic «
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charge. Sb: feels that great inju's- and others.
lice has been done and she is light-
ing fol re '31'1-1 in the methods of the
«111,191: ‘ slly .1111 11 cool“
it llll:
One note. of 31.1110 with
interest at six per tent remains un-
laid with the exusptit 11 1! $11 (1
STOLEN TOOL CHEST FOUND
EMPTY.
Five of the fourteen thesis
di1'-:c11011.
"The office. of this little woman
lawyel is within a few blocks oi that
self-same harbor W'llcte menu -ilv1
yezus ago the was blougbt to this pt'nters tools “01111511310 stolen from
Handicapped by the lack 1,- Black Roth and Faitilcld Monday
n1 ans ‘0 obtain .1n education,ia01n,, night were found emptied of tltcil con-
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lobstarle alter obstetric and mention. tents between Southport and Fairfield
lug all of them Miss Moscowilz to
.day has an income of more than fii- yesterday. Evry toot had been thrown:
away on the Sasco Hill road. The‘
“Anna Moscowilz. the little emi thieves had made a round of all the
g1ant from RESP” has made good!‘ places where building operations were
L” W in progress and stolen all the carpen-
ters' tools to be found. Plunlhers’
tools Were not disturbed in any in
stance.
SOME DAMAGE SUlTS STARTED
Deputy Sheiil‘f Taylot served papers
on the Connecticut Company Tuesday
in a suit brought by George Dusaid ofl
Nor-walk. who claims damages of $1,-
500. The suit grows out of an occi-
dent on the morning of August 6. when'
:one of the Connerticul (‘ompsny’ s cars
lcrashed into an automobile dliven and
‘owned by Dusaid, who “as prevented
from getting off be t rolley track be
of
HAD BOTH BESTED.
1 Two farmers who are neighbors are
very tall and slender, and each of them
boasts to the gther that he is the thin
her. A few days ago they came to
Columbus to attend n circus. Before
entering the big ten; they visited the
side shows and spent some time in
from of the platform on which the.
“living skeleton” was exhibited. For
a time they gazed in wonder. and then
one of them, turning to the other,
broke» the silence
“i thought i was thin." he said, “but.
by golly, that fellow is thinner than
both of us put together.”-Columbus
Dispatch.
SAFE REMEDV Fort collides»?
him.
Damages of $3, 000 for iniulies result
ing from an accident in Noroton. Aug.
6, are claimed by Salvatore Magri of
Dutch from Abraham J. German 01
Waterbury. On the day in question,
Mal'gi was driving a horse attached to
ill. mowing-machine. and German, driv-
ing an automobile. struck it from the
rear. Msgri suffered fractured ribs.
and other injuries. The suit will be1
heard in the Superior Court. .
The Eluill Garage. Inc... has filed. Every parent is or should be, care
suit in the Superior Court against Man In! in Siving medicine to children.
one Moll. Samuel Gruber and Josephl Chas Baker, Brownsville. Tex, writes
‘Tedesco to recover 8708. 90 for various “For some years past I have used Fol-
services The Mcchnlcy Auto Com- BY’ 8 Honey and Tar and have found it
Saturday then told about his failure to get \0[ puny of Stamford is also cited as 11 especially eiilclent for bad coughs of
defendant, being alleged to have prop my children 1 always MOmmE‘nd it
crty of the other defendants in its pos- ‘0 my friends as a ”(9% £91119!!! for
59531011 ichildren as it contains 1130 bplatcs. My
Damages of $1. 750 are asked in the. “”9 W011” "0'. think 0’ "‘18 any Olh
Superior Court in 11 suit filed yester- er kind of cough medicine 55 it 13 09“
day by Susan J Weed, ndministratrix tainto bring “me“ and lasting reliel"
it checks croup. --Stlllson- Powell Corp
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"Royal; Society
We have received snow line of Royal Society packages,
consisting. of Women' s Undorgnrmontll, Fancy Aprons, Dress
313‘ firms, Infants’ and Children’s Wear, Souls and
en
Stamped Pillow Guarani! Day Slip: . 50o
StampodNiglltGownrn 69c
SumfiihScsrt‘s, Centers 1113i Pillow Tops in the weaving
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Also a full line of Royal Society Floss, Flossello, Suit). floss
and Celeste.
J. I. MALLETTE
88.WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
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and defend the. unfortunates tree or 1.11 1111,» estate or Theodore'G. Stevens W
BLOUSES
week and sale on lingerie lllouSes.
Regular $2.911 value tor $1.98
_ Special ’ prices oniall, the
higher priced merchandise.
. THE LITTLE SHOP
i 60 Northaln Si. 50. «Norwakl
Children Cheoflully “Wm
“d Patiently EB. ‘, a and Conscientioul
Treated by Modern, .sympgamlaotry
Painless Method- AdenticOifice Treatment.
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. - ' . GI! Administer“
Moderate Surgeon by the Oxygen
Charger for Very
Best Donut Work.
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Method.
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75 South Mnln Street
_Hours 9‘s. in. to 9 p;
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. Restoration.
‘5 YW' "1 m, by appointment 1111111111111. of Artifi»
- therPl-actlce of \. , 1 1 clot Dentures,
Nicholas, . f ‘m Drown-Ind Bridge
mum”. -~ ._ 1 'Worlt,‘Etc, 31111..
. . fully» Dons
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone iii-3 137 Washington St.
Building Materials of Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, [and Tile, Well Pipe
Fire Proofing Material, etc.
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State of Connecticut
All Residents of Connecticut owning taxable securities
are liable to tax at local rates unless the State Tax of four
mills on the dollar has been paid to the State Treasurer
On or Before S'eptemberlilOth
The estate: of those who neglect to pay this tax must pay
A Heavy Penalty
111111 glances in banks (not in Savings 31111111) are liable to '
Instructions and blank lists sent on application to State
Treasurer at Hartford.
F. S. CHAMBERLAIN, Treasurer,
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Do Y__1_)___ur Bit by Making Your Own Clothes
()1 ublouae 74 2]
. elk R7114
;\ 20 ulna lush
a»: Blouse: 141V!
Slit! 13112
10 mm 1111i
‘m'mnr 701‘
.15 11-11. 1 muffins“
Pictorial Review Patterns
(:uamntcc style. guarantee economy: They save from
one-half to our whole yard 01 mutt-rial on every dress.
October Patterns am! The FullI Fashion Book
~ NOW ON SALE
JAMES 'DO’NH‘ELLY
SO. NORWALK CONN.
O. B. JACKSON
’ OPTOMETRIS'I
58 Wall Street. Nor-walk.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding O‘xfohlo in G011! or
Shell Shut-On and Other Macmillan.
Thorough examined» of the eyes. Oculists' prescrip-
. dens promptly filled. Export Repoiring.
Gold and/Porcelain . ‘
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Buy a
BURRthES-Bfltfldkfl TABLE
Eminent tulle! table. Instantly leveled
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PROGRESS - DEVELOPMENT
This Bank’ 3 business is steadily increasing, fully attest-
ing the emphatic endorsement of the public. .
In our progress and development the cardinal principles
of prudence and safety are constantly maintained
Upon the conservatism and sound business judginent of
. the men who direct oil‘sirs is based our invitation for you to
make this Book your depository-we would like to talk the
matter ”over with you}, W
The City National Bank ,.
' South Norlvalk“ Donn,
MELON HOUSE
(Gregory. Boulevard)
East Net-walk
Opens May I
SHORE DINNERS AND ALI?
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDEF
‘ 101111 11. OSULLIVAN, Pm.
Telephone 720
2:
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WITHOUT PLATES
Dr. I. H. Mallory
1.6 So. Main 81., So. Norwalk, Oi.
Hoursss.m.t05p.ln.,7toap.u.
Sunder! 8! Appointment. only
The Banner Bakery
Tel 867 5 Monroe lint
We are now able to supply on
otlstomerll with P138. made“
order each dayl. We also have
SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE].
RINGS in addition to our reenter
_ck.
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' EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIGHT
RATES 2T0 NEW YORK
THE ANNING J. SMITH 18m.»
PORTATIOH LINE. inc.
Frelqht boat. leavcr Pier 45, En
River, r'-- York. (foolish ‘Jloklofl'
St.) ovory any except Sunday. It 3 I-
m. Frelght resolved at Not-walk up to
I p.711
8: 80 p .m
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ZELUFF’S.
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1 North Main Street
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Drugs Preseriptiono ' .
REBUILT TYPEWRITERSr—L. .. u“
Smltz, 'vnderwoou
p. Remingtonwsll other,
makes, sold“ rented.
repaired. Rentals, .08
per month. 111111111111
sold at $6 per month. .
PLU UMBER
TVPEWRITER EXCHANGE
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...,- S Jails
, - Successor to Wm. Enron
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Nowell
Footwear
is the “11111 Notch” brand; made by
1:111: 01111111111112 Beacon Falls Rubber 60.
Rubber Boots in Hip, Storm
and Short styles.
fRubbcr Shoes to all models for Men
9.31111 Women.
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3_7 Port Street,
THE GREATEWF
FOOD VALUE _
[in 35....pies; ..
The Mosh Economic Bes-
sort. Sold at All Stores.
' Try 11112111.
111111 ll. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
and at South Norwsiit up to 1.
Norwalk Chronicler