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City News.
NtlliS 0f liii
Billions.
”NOW“ he 1S really COBSClPhtiouS‘tory, is suffering from a sprained
littgotulla’tif’pmg anybody he won’t objertlianma Mr. Mills went fishing last
25 fl Wntcr Street 1». , week, and ill jumping from a boat
l . EXPECTED THE USUAL RESULTS.llanded on a pile of clones. Hlb light
’l‘d. 72! l Roosevph appealed for scoutmosterS; At provincial theaters in France‘lanme was turned over and badly
in his speech at the scout meeting 31‘“.th opera is given it is not “nwmfsprained.
anssau county, N. Y., he said:
Q'- l War Service Prime Duty. -—I- ._._- \_M_ M... r_:g..;.g....... _,_.___ ‘ —._g ... ~
W. I want‘to make this appeal, and I
want to make. it as strongly as I can! .-
Every man of fighting age who is ,fit to
go and allowed to go ought to go to
war: I say “allowed” because this is
All! exclusive war. 1 was bluekhnlled‘
by the committee on admission. Every;
man of lighting nsze who is. all rightl
ought to go to the front. and it will be
The former president said:
COLONEL ROOSEVELT RAPS lien for untried tenets n3 Lidimiit
CONSC‘ENTlOUS OBJECTORSjthemSElres to the public j‘dClgl‘llLill.
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‘JOHNSTOWN, Pu, Oct. which is usually hostile. One of tiles:
st'ientlmts (.l‘l‘jt‘ciclx‘. were di. wed obscure gangsters ”meme“! 3':
by Colonel Roosevelt in the coljys‘ 01‘ on one occaeicn and snag the fire! 21:1
lil‘é address in: re last night at the He did not make a ”hit.” “frail-nil
\‘l ollttngmen’s lied Crass celebration. to his dressing ”05191991; 911‘ mg, inalie-
“We have. lyard a good deal about:qu and was preparing to go home
when the manager appeared. ‘ What!" I
the conscientious objector. While 1: .
support) there are consciemmm 0b.; he cried. ”You are not dressed for thej
j‘ctors, most 0i them are timid crt=a>§seeond act. andthe curtain in just" go"
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L‘S‘Eifig“? :1:“011102221”‘oiel$_5h°t dialling up! Thousand thunders! ' l
, 4' . ~» :lc “Ill.“ 4)” .. .. 9» ' -
jpvmm ii’ mp). My they don’t wart The second not. sold the tenor‘
to take life, i would say: ‘Ali right; fluidly- I cannot 3mg the MOD“?
1 will put you on mine sweeping job‘at’l- 1 11011“. know the 5900!“ ML,
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out in the ocean that requires tllzltjl‘l'henever i sing 1 not always kit-lied;
you sweep up the l"il’lt“4. Tile mines-lam after the first , , l
~ . at.
HP liable to be blown o’l when til i
are swept up.‘ i wool my: 'Now, youl ‘ ‘ ‘ _
a“. not in danger of killing anyhodyl (hurles P. Mills, manager tor the
lllli I won't guarantee your own lif-3.’l3ltlfldal‘d Oil Company i'll Ulla" (911'?
. Free Delivery Popular Prices-
' EXTRA STAMPS WITH
Teas.“ and Cotiees
R‘d'YfMONli? BROTHER S
Phone it3—3 137 Washington St.
Building; Materials: of Every Kind .
Sewer Pipe. [andél‘ilu Well Pipe
. Fire Proofing Material, etc.
Royal : Society
We have received a new line of Royal Societ ack es
consisting of Women’s Undergarments, Fancy Apia; Blissi
gig 1familial, Infants’ and Children’s Wear, Scarf: and
en era.
Stamped Pillow Cases and Day Slips . ..
Stamped Night Gowns . . . .. . . . 500
69c
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Stampgthcarfs, Centers and Pillow Tops in the weaving
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Also a full line of Royal Society Floss, Flosselle, Satin Floss
and Celeste.
J. I. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON 31'.
SOUTH ’ NORWALK.
Thcmus McLean. new superintend. :l mialltv sight plenstllller to explain
I to his children later on why he went
mm M the {\oluaik lines or the compo lllilll why he did not. There are men
13cm company, has “"an full charge ,who can't go and who ought not. to go.
or the local Oflié‘f). ;’I‘lleil~ duty will be to lllk? the places
‘of the men who do go.
Scout Service Next.
"Now any man who is too old ()1' who
Work has been started on the recon-
otruction of tile St. George Pulp and ti d cannot 80 to
. .1. . . 1 . .. "or lill\’t) wr goo reason .
Paper company b plant. 'lllt uoth . ”w frnt m“ do M»: “W, m, volunteer
‘bemg done by tho company S own 9“" ing to serve as a Scoutmaster and take
“ployes. ‘ ‘_1h(‘ pltlce of some man who has got to
go. (in the whole. the Scoutmasters
- "The Ladies' Aid Soon-1y oi the First and similar oillrel‘s‘ repreeent a very
"M E church will hold its regular busl‘ “i2“ w"‘"""‘" “““mmly high WWW“
. . . i « ’ 7 . ‘ leadership ill the eollllnllnitv Wu have
mesa meet ng at the lllllltll on “eduels- a right to expect the very best men in
day afternoon at 3 0 ”ROCK A large at- the community to come forward to do
.Jendnnce i5 1““1‘10990- that work. I wieh to emphasize with
W - , all lllv power that it to an unpatrlotic
A daughter was born ll‘ridlly,Sept.2$i thing to let the Boy Scout movement
to Mrs. lRodulan Dean. of l‘iridgepoz'l. ‘3“ litt‘l‘lwl't‘d In {my way by the incl
_ illlll tlle Scoutmaslers and leaders of
Mrs. Dean was formerly Mlss Maybell the boys have shown their patriotism
{lay ”‘1 NOT‘WH‘V Th” makes MT- and lzv :oiug into the army. and l urge you
Mrs. Ft‘l‘l‘iS Guy grandparents l‘ol‘ lll‘. ‘\ . . . .
firht times llr. thv “1.31.5“ 1mm.) lulnw will-ll llzlll'iotlsm ls by eonllng 1n
. ' and taking their places.
.filllil" llow.
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WW “ll :1. man curl.- that he
”STEP To THE PHONE elmnot no to war. but that he would
and arrange to have your dinner sch- like to nerve his country, ask him with?
ed at the ‘Country club Thursday in: is dcimz otherwise. Oil can serve.
night your country in some way at home.
1 You can be ll Seoulntaster. thereby tale
my: the place of someone else who has
Under the auspices of the. First gone to war;
Church of Christ, Scientist, a lecture "Nobody is doing: MW 1“. (“,ng to
will be delivered in the Regent illel-‘do ill this country now unless he is
ire by Virgil 0. Strickler, a member of
the lloard oi Ledfursllip, Friday even- have gone to fight. by
lug, October 5. The speaker will take places, by doing the work they have
as a topic, “Christian Science.
:1
.__._.._.. ‘lllemller of a firm who does the whole
. , work of the firm because his partners
A large Mack automolllle “Wk have gone to war. Sometimes it is
smashed into the rear of a jitney own- 11.1.. old” man or mo infirm who does
ed by Frank Lombardos, ill West are ll
nun yesterday afternoon. when the lit- gone
ney stopped suddenly. .\'o onein the work
jitney was injured, but the back of ‘
the machine was somewhat dented up. ‘
Tho annual meeting «of the Kn(‘.01l.\'tl_lr llv laltillc tho places of the Scout.
Club (30., 1110., Win be held in the par» Scouts of America who have goneto
101's of the Hotel .lahackemo, on Sutrj‘lhe front. and who lane made all ot’
urdny evening. October 6, at 8 o'clock. 113 ”M“ debl _
Reports of the condition and doingé of battle f‘w American
the club for the season and election ”ffwater.
officers, or any otherllltltlell: pl'llpe!‘ ml Boy Scouts of America Must Be
come before the meeting. ; Supported.
l “The Scoutluasters and leaders of
v ' . . , ltllis or anizalion have ehnwn their pn-
Scien‘tiilc experts have spent Hamill-lolly: by going m wnr. and now let
in limiting new kitchen_ helps and every good American show his pairlo:
shortcuts for the. home. These ideas “am by encouraging and supporting
are trunsmiie‘d to you by being built the. work of the Bov‘Scouts of America.
. 1 U - . y lln every way in his power.
into the MLDOuba" Kltcheu Labineln The following'Scoutmen of Norwalk
so” by A” J’ Wu” CO’ Every “Yo-have, been given commissions: Scout-
mm "“1““ he“ health and strengtllfimasm. Pirle. MacDonald. captain. upon
and should take advantage of the lib ‘sigued for duty at present: Judge John
eral offer made by this firm in todaY’s :Kcogh. Joseph Lockllurt, Horace Gray
adv.. to have one of these labor saving:
devices delivered to her home. See
adv.
to the front: or he is doing his
in other lines.
"And now i lllltwn‘. twill hood Ame/i-
cons who wish to help tile America of
manhood and
ant. Captain Albert Mossmnn with his
eompny. first class scout juvenal at the
Naval Academy. Annapolis: First-class
Scout. Sonislo, Quarter Master on the
America.
The Norwalk council-ls in need or
Scoutmaslers. Anyone who wants to
do the right kind of Work in the right
way; kindly apply to General Russell
Frost ‘or Ira 0. Gregory.
ngLLINERY.
Smart ‘sh‘ap’en and trimmed hats.
Hand work ‘9. specialty, at Miss K. A.
rolliélnus’, 80 Washington St., So. Nor-
walk. . ‘ "“1““
.— “A...
2 locum;
1 . and settle allly‘our’ bills by a»
‘ . check, you can always, know
~ ~51 W3 lute featuring the Ruhr
buoy, M8thc’wson“ Line ”Roi"
Women‘s Finerfoollwoar.‘
_ The suappiesll shoes fyo‘u've’
twice because yourcanoollod» "
checks returned by the bank
' - all; indis'filitabloi' rec’eiptll.
Y’all will gum n,;reputation
fill business like 'methilds.
open a Checking-n Account
With , ; .. l. ‘j I W '
M, "l
‘ ever laid eyes upon.
'ho SliiV at home to SllOW tH‘t you ..
The Duty ‘of Those Who Stly‘.W I
regrets ho ‘
lmlllin." in some way to will this wane—"1}:-
hy lightingby supporting those who.
taking their .
' lleft behind to do, Sometimes: it is one '
le Work of the strong mull who has “
R°°S¢V°H Appeals for Scoutmlsecra . I
the lllllll‘" to help it in some tangible 4‘
lllttstelll or other officials of the Boy ;
ors by going to tight the
civilization ml the other side, of tho er
and Daniel Gleason. as second lieuten- .
i This will enable youto fill your book prior to November
lstwhen we will discontinue Pink Stamps.
608tampswith11b.VeryBest Tea. .. 60c
50 Stumps with 1 lb. Special Grade Tea ...... .. ...... .. 50c
40 Stamps with 11b. Choice'l‘ea 40c
l 25 Stamps with 1-2 lb. Very Best; Tea 300
‘. 20 Stamps with 1.2 lb. Special Tea. 500
l 30 Stumps with 1 lb. No; 1 Royal Plantation Coffee .. .. 350
25 Stamps with 1 lb. After Dinner Blend Oofl'ee . . . . .. .. 320
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Challenge Blond Ooifoe .... . . .. 30c
15 Stamps with 11b.Maracaibo Oollee 250
ALL FRESH ROASTED OOHEEB AND CHOICE TEAS
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- A. F. Beckmaun&~ Co.
83 & 85 Washington St.
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Phone 1405
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60‘ NorihMain Si.
Also a Fall Line of: Crepe 5
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Georgette andlingerie Waislsi
in the Latest Models.
The, Little Shep.
1‘15!» film
m
0012de HOUSE,
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Nurwalk
. Opens May 1
SHORE DINNERS AND ALI:
, KINDS OF SEA FOOD
l COOKED T0 ORDE?
3 loan“
E. O'SULLIVAN, Prop.
Telephone no
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9.0!. l. H. Mallory:
16 So. Main BL, 80. Nor-walk. 0t.
Hour-39mm. to 5pm., 7m 8;). n.
Snndnfl" Bil? Appointment Only '
’l‘llc‘ Banner Bakery?
tel 367 S‘Monroc um.
We are now able to supply our
customers with Pms, made to
order each day]. We' also have
~m
p _ SUGAR RUNS and COFFEE -
COLLECTIONS mmmadmw
Our collection department is ‘ ' d ' h h b “och
. _ » organize Wit t e o ject 2...... --—~—_-~w~r-~~~~—-———3
of securing expeditious remlts on all accounts entrusted A. M. WOOSTER
0 us. _,
With direct correspondents in principal centres, we are ATTOREEY AT LAW 6
enabled to make prompt and satirinctory returns in all cases. Late‘Examiner
We‘ would be pleased to explain how well “1115131)“! We are U S Patent Send
to serve you—the oillcers of thiIBank are always to be seen «Dulce for Booklet =
and consulted. . ‘ on Patient!
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The Clty Natlonal Bank » u‘ls lulu suns-r
. . . BR1DGEPORT.CONNECTICU? _
South Non-walk; 0mm. ‘ é " " H
“W =5: ‘ J EXPRESS SERVICE AT FRElcl-n
lDoYour Bit by‘MakilIlgiYOUI' Own Clothes
(luv-rhino” "‘24?
Ski“ 7339
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Film: 73h:
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PlCtOl‘lal ROVleW Patterns
Guarantee style. guarantee economy. They save from
(moduli to one. whole yard of material on every dress.
October Patterns and The'Fall Fashion Book
,_ NOW ON SALE
JAMES DONNELLY
CONN.
(‘mltlllw 7H7
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Charger for Very' '
Best Dental Work.’
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Hours 9 in m. to 9 p. . amount)”
15 Yearrln‘ . " . " .»
. . m. b a mum All kinds. ofLArtlll-
a the Practice of y' m.) an , curriculum;
, High-Class » 7' Crown'and Bridge
work, * Etc, ”Skit.
. fully Done
Dentlm‘y. .
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Brassand mingled: Beds?
ijLine in All Sizes and“ Many: Ari-
A* New and Mostinuracttvtee ‘ 13,...st mmwm‘l’“ Critical.
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‘ 53 Wall Street. , Nmk-
y. KRYp'roxcLENSEs-z-Folding Oxford: in Gold or 1 sum. “ e
‘ Shell Shut-0n and‘Olherrmountinn' ' .. » 8 Jane“
g. rr‘ro "
., Thorough examination of the eyea. Oculiét'sf‘prescfi" " ‘ p.
' . tlons promptly" filled. Expert Repfifing.. ’ "
RATES TO’NEW vonk
l'HE ANNING -J. SMITH rams.
PORTATIPU LINE. inc.
Freight boat leavn Pier 45. En
River, l“!- York (look oi chkloll‘
3t.) every uay exceptfiunday, at 3 p.
1!. Freight received at Norwalk up to '
l p. m. and at South Nat-walk up to ‘
5:30 p .m '
ZELUFF’S-~
‘ Drug: Store .
1 North Main Street,
-. 833uPhones‘n1532} f
Whitman’sflllocolates
Drugs Prescriptions
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Recum‘ "my
75mm. vnuerwooo; .-
‘Rentlngton, ‘all lemma» .
makes, with rented..~=l..
unpaired. Rooms. ,3. a
per month. machines '
sold at $6 per month. ..
PLUMBER '
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
156 Falrt'la‘ld 'L‘Ave‘” Bridgeport. Conn.
lir 011-: Have '
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' Successor own 1mm, .
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37 Fort Street, E‘afi'tlflgmm: :7
; See the NeW-FallSlloeSe
For Fall Tami Winter: :ior’“ Milli: we.
menxallili Children; Our. Lind‘lrMfiflTtM-T
; pleiex - audit- nouns iMduy Navcliies yTlihi"
and SedrThérh.
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