Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 11, 1917 · page 8

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VH0; Bilkalines and Oretcnnss

E. K. BANKS

Mohadremo Hotel Block.
' South Norwalk.

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

{Inn-Icon YEARS-IN
. GERMANY"
By
JAMES w. GERARD
’ ’32 oo

DONN SILLY S

'16 30. Main St.
w scorn nonwamr.

 

 
 

 

 

Regent Theatre

Thursday and Friday
Douglas

FAIRBANKS

In Arteraft Production

“WILD ANII WO0LLY”

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I Mackinaws are so popular
with boys that we've secured
a good showing in new color
combinations.
In the cut and general effect
some new improvements have
also been added. Price $6 to
. $8.50.
i Also all the overcoats
boys as well as men.
The Trench coat that Is being
taken up by men and wort
everywhere is here for in}...

ROGERS & STEVENS

Norwalk So. NorwaIII

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‘A cracked cylinder head .Ias caused
James Farrell's motor boat.
to he laid up for repairs

 

 

V Court Navruk, No. is, I‘. III" A,

V meet tonight in the lodge rooms
'l’l’ater street. A‘I IIIIIIIIbIIvs
quested to be present.

will

’[here «is a strong probability that'
_running and jumping horses will time
a large place in the horse race pro-

gram at the next l)aIIlIIIry fair.
An order from the general post of
lice departIIIent requires that all let»

IVters received at Illt‘ local post office

, . be stamped with a call to llll_\' I.‘I.).'!‘ _\'
loan bonds. This means considerable,
additional work.

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-—’Keep the home fires quIIIIIc (:0
down to the. bank and bu) a libeItI

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V A remuar semi-monthly meeting of
Kabaosa Encampment No. l. 0. O.
I‘., will be held this evening.

l“ lodge routs in Wall street.
are re-

 

'l‘oIIIoI‘rnw is a legal holiday arul (be
put-t nIIlI-es, banks and many plat-II
(AVIIIIsIInI-zs will observe usual

holdup; schedule.
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Iivet‘uhing remains very quiet at
uptown police
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nus natures, there was nothing on the
blotter today.

A lla‘lloween masquerade
will be giI en by the Ladies' Auxilialy .
I'II \iooseheart. N0. 275. tit Musit‘I
Hall on Wednesday evening, ()ctoberI

Iclosed their

"Pronto";

in the,

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lSotInd llI-ach. Sl‘t‘lll Ille

readtluarters. I
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from a few complaints of vari-‘

 

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Mrs. Joseph Lockhart is now resid-
;ing at Fitchburg. Mass.
Iuear her husband. l.l(‘illtllalli
‘lnt:kiiart.on duty at
'Ayer. Mass.

.loscpd

Mr. and Mrs. James
sons. Denom and Robert aI: d \iiss _\..I
lie Ganley. have retumed after a \isIt
of seIeraI days in Dolby

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so as to be

(‘amp lIIII ens.

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Marshall and

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I-ZIII and \lrs. Louis S. Smith haIe'

III me in Ridgel‘icld andV
ihave gene to Washing, ton for the win
ter.

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Anna Klockncr

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of New town

avenue is spending sII'IIIal dII_.s wi III

.lI. and Mrs. L‘. Hank and tom II III
SpIiIIg IlIlI “estport

I’IiI'atI Ruhr—fit T. .\lul\'oy of the 33th
long Island Sound t‘otnpanv. at Fort
Terry. is spending a bI'iIIt"lIII'louaiI at
his home in Norwalk.

has
the

.1 Miss MIII' ()InIstIIad
IIIoIIIe after spending
with her sister. Mrs.
New Haven.

wee k -e II II

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William F. Hoyt. of Wollpit
Ilethel. has returned from a
and

I Mrs.
lIlistrict,
>visit with relatives in Norwalk
I New Canaan.

Shore avenue,
Week-end \\‘Illl
Mrs. George Irving of Nonwfllk.

Miss Daisy Mara-e of

II' S. .tIIIlIII-r of l‘IIion park, aI'IivIIl
IIoIII--

\lIs RobeIt l. III-l IIIIIst ‘Ias IItnIII-

dance It‘ll from a Iisit of sIIIoIIVII dais with r- l

mixes in 'I‘aIIov-,Ir X

It rs. (‘Iarence Jones of “’olfpul Hill

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re? urned '

Edith Sewin of:

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after spending II most pmsperoue'
‘sIIIIInII-r in New Hampshire.

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W_H__O WE ARE

AND WHY WE’RE HERE

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1] The Liggett Drug Store at 70 and 72 East Washingtors
Street to part of a wonderful chain of stores which reachet
from Atlanta. and New Orleans In the South to Winnipeg and.
Toronto In the North; from Boa-ton and Bangor In th: Eps’ ‘0
Minneapolis and Milwaukee In the West—THE LAIICCST
DRUG CONCERN IN AMERICA.

(II There are Liggett Drug Stores in the following cities:—9
70 Stores in New York City 4 Stores In Philadelphia, Pa,-
18 Stores in Boston, M s. 3 Stores In Detroit, Mich. ‘
11 Stores in Brooklyn, . Y. 2 Stores In Atlanta, Ga. §

5 Stores in Providence,rR. l. 4 Stores in Buffalo, N. Y.
6 Stores in Winnipeg, Can. 3 Stores in Syracuse, N. Y, ’

I‘d ‘

Richmond, VI. I
Lawrence. Mug--
Lowell, Mus 3
Salem. Mus.
Brockton, Mnu. l
Lynn, Mun. ,
Haverhi" Mus. I;
Springfield, Mus. T
Worcester, Mass. V

. Cambridge. Mus. .

_ ‘ HI-lyoke, Mus. .
New Bedfo'd. Mus. .
Fitchhurg. Me. 11
Chelsea, Mus.
Portland. Me.
Bangor. Me. ‘14
Pitlefield. Mun.
Toronto, Can
Minneapolis, Minn. ’

'nnd one or more stores in the following cities:

Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
Yonkers. N. Y.

White Plains, N. Y.
Schenectady, N Y.
New Rochelle, N. Y.
Rochester. N. Y.
Uticu, N. Y.

Troy, N. Y. .
Albany, N. Y. '.
Newark, N. J.
Paterson, N. J.
Jersey City. N. J.
Trenton, N. .I.
Wilmington. Del.
Columbus. Ohio.
Detroit. Mich. ‘
Newport, R. l. ‘4
intuchot, R. 1. Manchester, N. H.
New Orleans. LI. Milwaukee, ‘Wll

I] Recognizing the menacing mercantile importance of the City
of South Norwalk, the Liggett Company decided to place one of
its modern up-to-dnte drug stores in this city.

Waterbury, Conn.
Hartford, Conn.

New Haven, Conn.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Stamford, Conn. .
New Britain, Conn.
Washington, D. C. . '
Wilkes-Burro, Pu. '
Philadelphia, Pa.
Pittwurg, PI.
Germantown, Po.
E. Liberty, Po.
Roofing, Pu.
Buiolo. N. Y.
Lawislon, Me.
Binghnmpton. N. Y.

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(I We are closely nfliliaed with the United Drug Company of
Boston, the manufacturers of the famous Renll Remedies and
Toilet Articles; the United Candy Company of Boston; the Guth
Candyycimpnny of Bulimore and the National Cigar Stands Co.,

New or

I] The products of these companies go to supply over 8,000 drug-
gisu in the more important cities of the United States, Canada
and Europe.

(I, The combined purchasing power ‘of these four companies
together with our own, for 170 big, live, wide-awake stores, enables
us to offer you merchandising values of the most unusual nature.

I] We are very proud of the goods we carry and never ashamed

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315'. for which Steegmuller's
tIII will ft'lInIsh the

is beiuu taken it) will last until I a. m. ‘

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Much Interest
lolisn residents of this city in the op- .

mine of a Polish recruiting station in
Bridgeport for the purpose of securing Cast bound Iallroad station last IIigE‘I

tree Poland. It is expected that about: uum

. 400 will enlist in this state.

 

rest the man.

The annual convention of the CON-found that l’atlsello had I quv load-
nectlcut Woman Suffrage Association ed .32 caliber revolver slit‘kitll:
will be held in llurtford Nov. 14 and 1.3. of his hip pocket and he
'1‘th meeting will take place in l’uitv him. This morning I'IIuselIo was fin
Hall. and Suffrage headquar-teIs will ed 33 IoI Intoxication anI. ,_.

 

 

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., dlcrs, but ItnboIIVIzht bonds can
your shine and buy. Any bank.

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ed the filter calling it all
names. The explanation is that
filter is shut off so as to make

 

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The Danbury Fair was advertised
more extensively ,in the newspapers
this year than ever before. Displav

, _ onlvuctors
'V space was used In fortv-one daily pa- The 0

additional section.

society magazines. horse papers. ctc. have disappeared. it Is hoped.

’ The New York city territory was cov-
ered more tltoroughlv than in former
yearn. It is estimated that in connec-
tion with the display space more titan
Jive hundreds columns advance
3 naive articles about the. Fair found a
vow into print. W. F. habits. the
‘Danbury Fair‘s publicilv agent. had
charge of this branch of the enter

The Danbury fuiI occurs a week lat
tober being the 6th. Plans are already

"'f'uhopper It will be the filtieth an'
niv'eIsary of the establishment of the

Danbury fair. There are very few ag-
ricultural societies in the
States that can boast of a half century
of consecutive yearly exhibilio
_Ithe event will be celebrated bya

record breaking fair with a strong

 

 

—8TILLSON’S REMEDIES—

Inew track arrangements.

Price 500 Per Bettle
bury Fair greatly stIengthened its poI

swiftly Refunded If Not Satisfac-

 

 

 

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.HANDS' OFF

No fears of the meddlesome, the
curious, the thieving, the destruc-
tive—beset the prudent men and
wo II who keep their valuables
a ‘vate documents in safe de-
posit boxes in the vaults of this
bank. The service is very reason- -
able. The protection is absolute. -

Boxes $4. 00 a Year. .

Sonth NorWalk
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orches
music. Dancintr ‘AltoI'Iua. l’a.

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l‘aIsI Piusello fell asleep in the‘

volunteers IOI an armv to fight for :IV llt’tilutt' of mm induluencc in land ll- VSW‘H‘” ln-‘llI‘ttm‘P Allyn“) 0! New Ila :
All efl’mts to rouse him we'.IoV\|ll
‘useless and Officer Smith went to ar- secretary 0f the state yesterday.
When he not there Iteiumount of capital stock is 32.000. II

out porators are William 0. Stuart].
Ml‘esled New

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form a conIIInIIInt meeting place for costs {In cIIrIvint: HIMPHHII \VW‘IIU'“ “MIN"

the delegates from all pmts of the --<~—-V— ———————
Stale. Have you notIced that funny taste stock is $30,000. divided into 2,0IIIII

I - ‘ and ““"n i" the water dun“ ”w shares. The subscribers are Edward - .._ ,
_The Gt‘l‘ltmns can't halt ““1” 501' past “m or ”mm “MS? If you ('~ Runse of .\tIII'iIleu..Montague liatunl TRINITY- CLUB NOTES.

bl" of Bristol
it you hlth‘ V0“ him“ Ilrilbilbll' MM" Meriden and David W. Nichols of llris
sorts of le .

theV
pipe E.
connections from the old part ‘0 1““ corded, I

under twav to make the fair next year a .

Unite‘l opposing war was rejected b\ the AI!-

ns. and slon yesterday morning at the Adv enl taste good. but II0Ik badly; ferment
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.' For Malaria, Chill!, Fever. Etc- likelihood of a new main building and lution be put aside
The Dan I

I than Publication society in Boston as effective

$011 sitlon among the leading fairs of the.
,United States by the splendid exhibi-
IISVtillson-Powell Corporation “0., mad, ,3... week

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. Hd‘osick Valley, Rev. A. E. Phelps

 

Big—e Liberty Bond and Help
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of our prices.

 

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has been entertaining her mother from _ ‘

NEW HAVEN INSURANCE .
AGENCY INCORPORATED
A III'titlcate of incorporation of the

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was recouded at thI (min of the
Tilt .

The tumor»
.lr., of V
Ilaven, IIIImI M. King (If Merl ‘
den and Louie Stow ell III‘ .\'I w Haven

vided into eighty shares.

A (ettiflcatII-of organization (It IlII
MeitklInI it flange t‘o. III

Ilhistnl was tecoIded The amount of

 
 
 
 

Some call it luck—others f ore-
light.
Whatever it may be, the result
is a big stock of

DUBABLE GLOTHES.
You'll almost forget all you
have heard about “shortage"
when you discover what com.
plete stocks of good clothes
we have here now. I

' ’ $15 to $30.

IACOBY’SV

 

Tel. 583-2
I Free Delivery

Charnoclt’s Market .

 

“The New
I Thrift System

Start a Five Savings Account
at the
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST
COMPANY

. per cent. on what you save.
Trade where you see this sign:—

 
 

KEYSTONE

HAPPINESS

~.eA§.I<_fCNI aécxs.

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pon Checks.
‘ he likes to give them on cash sales.

 

21-2 per cent on what you spend, t‘

Ask your merchant for Bank Cour
There is a reason whyr’

, Bank Coupon Checks are 8. cm

I discount. not :1 Trading Stamp.

 

 

Pin Point
Accuracy

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Samuel S. .lIciIIIIenI III

I 'lbe members of Trinity Men's Club lll“
will meet In the club room on Sunday [0"
Icvcuing at" In m.. and Inalrh to R‘rin
Ity church to attend the rally service.
,The special preacher for the evening

. i will be Rev. Dr. Addison of Standard.-
, Articles of association of the (‘on-I

A final certificate of dissolution of ti.
Dickenson & Co.. of Essex. was re-

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'pflrs and in fdrty.hv° “'Ppkll’95_ also an“ “'Olkln" da.‘ and lllglll. honing rho“ nt‘CllClll 000d Templars Sick and V.-.“ .-.._- ‘——' " ‘ “' ’ ill?
. in various publications devoted to complete the work by tomorrow hisill Death Benefit Association of Hartford. ' ”l0
7 outbtdoors amusement enterprises, Then this “WWI “'9‘“ and 9m?" w were recmdpd. The 01,19“ of ”u. or "f {—

gnnizatlon is to give financial aid :I

 

means for peace and a joint resolution Reaches the Stomach All

Distress Goes
Ito some foods you eat hit

the
vent Christian Conference at the ses-

back—
church in Bridgeport The UOdV was Into acids and cause a sick. soux. gas-
unanimous in its decision that the res"- "III stomach? Now, Mr. or Mrs. Dyspep-
8 go jot this down: Pope's Diapepsln

A committee of tbl‘ee was appointed helps neutralize the excessive acids
to reuse the constitution otthe confer- In the stomach so your Iood wont
'ence Four members were elected to sour and upset you. There never was1

the

 

steering committee has secured the

will preside at the piano at all rehear
sals.

‘Iuost cordial invitation to them. I
' On Tuesday evening at 8 o'clom‘r tk

Philadelphia. Mr. Talmadge will be

men.
praycl and the Iule of serIice

club room, will be held II rehearsal
the annual Iuinstrel show. 'I‘III

vices of Frederick Powell. and he

man nearer
church.
Members of the club will be pres-
IIs {Irv as possible and if they know
Brotherhood now being held III ”95mm m.” I“.

chorus‘they are asked to extend II bulb“!!! Georhe pepper

 

9-; Advertise III The Sentinel.

3 On MondaI evening at 8 o'clock in rule of tumor is to pray daily for the
-pI Hill of Christ‘ 9. kingdom among men.
The rule of service is to make an ear-
ltt‘st-ell0rt each week to bring some.
to Christ through his

is Our Aim

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members I ‘ . VwURNESS HEARIEURN, regular business meeting of the club‘
“— "ll be held. One of the membeIs. lad I” b“- "
. t Monday in Oe-' VIII ~—
(‘I nut year. the firs ADVESTISTS DROP . GAS R I‘D win L. Taluladge, is a delegate from: .
I RESOLUTION FOR j l Ttinity Chapter motherhood of St Fall Showmg of
' . PRAYER EOR PEACE __ Andrew. to the annual convention of; TAILORED SUITS, COATS
A TFBOIUIIOH favoring Prayer 85 0 The Moment “Pope's Diapeplin" the Brohterhood now being held In AND DRESSES

Also a full line of Crepe

Vguest while there of Thomas
Dennison. counsel member from Wig Gsorsette and Lingerie Waist:
Clah. N
greatest fifithering of laynien of the~
Episcopal church Its sole object is for

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is the' in the latest models.

The Little Shop

60 N0. MAIN ST. -

J. This convention

spread of Christs
It has two

sklngdom among;
r.ules the rule ot‘
The

 

 

attend a meeting of the Advent Chris- anything so safely quick. so certainly"
No difference how badly,‘
TOHOWS' R9" 13- V Ellis Rev. 1. VI your stomach Is upset you usuallI getl II
Dams. RPV- 0- M- Temple. ’39". E G. happy rehef In five minutes but what ‘3‘
W00d Rev H W- Hewitt RQV- J A- pleases vou most is that it helps to
Osborne and Rev. J. A. aérdner. PAS regulate your stomach so you can eat It
tor of the entertaining ChUTCh- your favorite foods without fear. t
Delegates to other conferences were Most remedies give you relief some I
Vseleoted 83V follows. Eastern Connecvi times—they are slow but not sure ll
tlcut and Rhode Island, Rev. Thomas ”Papes Diapepsin" is positive in neu-I
Seltsam; Massachusetts, Rev. W. S.’ tralizing the acidity, so the misery
Bexanson: Catskills, Rev. E. V. Ellis. wont come back very quickly. ' ’15?-
You feel different. as soon as "Papesis
, Diapepsln" comes in contact with the
HAT FINISHERS ELECT. Istomach—distress just vanishes—
The Norwalk Hat IPtnishers' local your stomach gets sweet, no gases, no
6 held its annual election last evening
In Central Labor Lyceum. It was the
largest gathering held in years and
much enthusiasm was manifested In'
the proceedings. The election of offi-
cers resulted as follows:

 

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belching. no eructations of undigestedls

food, your head clears and you feell
fine.. ~ I
Go now, make the best Investment“.
you ever made, by getting a large fits .'
-ty-cent case of Papa's Diapepstn from m V
President—Royal 1.. Raymond. ,sny drug store. You realize in five .
Vice-Presldent—V-ank Keene. , 'minutes how needless It Is to suffer
Secretary and Treasurer-William from indigestion, dyspepsia. or any». I.
33MB, Jr. - ‘V ‘s ., I ~ ~. : stomach disorder. due to acld‘Vtermen-

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' \C GUI-36rd
REMEMBER THE swarms

 

only 980, All that is
‘ necessary for you to do is
sto clip the coupon Ind
bring or send it to this
omee with 980 Vin cash and
this Pstriotio‘ Plug h
yours. If ordered by mail
add 7 cents for packing
and postage. lust be seen
to be appreciated. ~»

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

I “Oculists, Optometrists, Opticians,
87 \Atlantic Sq. Stamford. 00E

 

Painstaking ,care is _
responsible for our ,.
Last evening was held in mini success in the optical

adelphia. in connection with the con
IeIItion the great churchmen's dinner,
the church’s great

‘THAMER :

"The Three-0 Eye Service"?

 

 

Open Sat. Eve. till 9 p. m. Est. 1897 ‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cheapest.
in mm moron

FURS
Remodeled» Repaired

Main street.

 

Forensic and sets made to order,
from selected skins. Orders received:
on Saturday. The Little Shop. North

 

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onus noon

:3 open m’mv
oeuvres A LA OARTE

 

sbleprloes.

 

 

 
 

Oysters, clams, Lobsterl and i
everythinginuuonatrmon- ‘

Barker Motor Wagon ,

Equal to the best and Costs“
but Little More Than: the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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