drivel-themed.—
oun‘oaé m
a
Cards, Miscellaneous Ads.
In thispongFhoWol-do or
Lou, 15c. 'l‘llroo'l'iam.» so. 1" week
two. Rheum orCapI Double Price.
r' 1111:- 1411 111 W
‘ WA ‘ED To
r”- m ' t if: t J’OR SALE»
5 WANTED~COMPETENT GIRL» To LET._5 ROOLIS ALL 1.“; {OR SALE—PIGS, SIX \VEEKS
housework in family or
box
liar general
11;. Wages $40 a month. Address
1:142, Darien or 1218011000 L
WANTEDvBY TRAINED NURSE.
patients for hourly nursing in their
homes. For references and visiting
rates address box 703, South Norwalk.
012 3t
aiA-«dy
WANTED—OLD FALSE TEETH.
Don’t matter if broken. I pay 52 t:
grogements. 1inquire within. ‘Stepden old.
. . 135, To xington avenue Cil' cl .
Norwalk. ’ 3 e" d
Also one leader, 1 horse-pow-
111 1 ouhle‘action gasoline pump, \‘ery
0 ~ ”c‘little used. Telephone 1334. ul: 3t
T0 LET——2 on 3 Funwsuuu F0 _. '”*“”;”"”"‘W“ "
1 . _ 1 . , . R SALE—ml ALl-I‘U TIRES' 1
minim lorflhght house keeping. P. 1’. new Firestone with Norwalk tube '1
. a oney a. Van Aandt street. 012 31.,liellyfiSpringl‘leld with tube. Straiéllt
._- *side 35x4 1-2312. P. Mahonev '2 Van
T10 LET-«FOUR ROOMS Wl’l‘li Zandt street. . 0012 31;
all improvements. Inquire at 256 Flax ‘ 1
Hill Road. Tel. 1W! 011 31.‘
u!)- I).
FOR SALE—CHEAP, ONE DUCK
boat in good condition. Address Dar-
SIS per set. Send by parcel post and
receive check by return mail. L. Ma-
Ztl', 2007 S. Fifth street, Philadelphia.
I‘ll. 012 lm
WANTED—GOVERNMENT WYAR
positions open. $100 mouth. list free.
Franklin Institute. Dept. £811, lloches‘
lei, N. Y.
5".
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KlNDS1
of collie. Best prices paid. Extral
prices for cattle. ll. Friedman, 35 Ely
Meade. TE]. 1151. 30 l!
WANTED—A COMPE’I‘EXT cull.‘
for general house work. Apply .‘lll-s.‘
James Golden, 4 Fail'l‘ieltl it\'(flll€.
L..."—
WANTED—GIRLS FOR FACTORY
work .‘Good pay to start. Steady em-
ployment. Chances for advancement.
Apply Employment Department, Nor"?
walk The & Rubber (70.. \\'ililripatlk.3
Conn. \ '
_ WANTED AN EXPERIENCED
SALESMAN FOR LINEXS'. S'I‘l-IAllY
POSITION AND (1001) SALARY 'I‘O
'I‘iIOROUGIIIA' EXPERIENCED
MAN. WRITE, STATIXG 'Auli, DE-
TAILS OI“ EXPERIENCE AND 8A1.-
.ARY WANTED, Oil CALL. THE
FDW. MAIJJCY (‘0, NEW HAVEN.
«CONN. “ 011 St
WANTEDv—P'AINTERS AT ONCE.
Dilly first class painlcrs need apply,
.‘mrwztlk Hardware '00., 45. Main
street. 010 31
WA NTED—Iv‘AIlSE TEETH. WE“
pay as high as $17.50 per set for old
fallzc teeth. ".10 lllallcr if broken, also
gold crowns and bridgeoworkf Mall
to llerdan False Teeth Specially, 25
Tennis street, Albany. N. Y., and re:
ccivc cash by return mail. c: 11.1
wAuT
WANTED—*TURNERS TO WORK
In- factory.
WANTED—YOUNG MEN OVER
‘16 to Work in manufacturing and ship
ping departments.
1
WANTED -- SHIRTMAKERS. PAY?
while learning. ‘
Cllletl, Peabody:
& (30., Inc. —-
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NOTICE
To the Board of (‘nllntv
sinners of Fairfield County. 1
’1y new seven with) house.
.Watllr street. Cottage, (3 rooms.
improvements at 3 Cove avenue.
Connnis- I
TO LET—THREE FURNLSHED ien, box 463. P110118 290. 011 3t
rooms, kitchen, bed room and living
room, healed. Apply a Edlie avenue.‘ FOR SALE—A WELL BUILT
East Norwalk. 011;“ house on desirable street. Good lot.
. --. fruit trees. Shrubbery and house has
T0 LET—IST FLOOR, 7 LARGE oak floors, electricity. Price, reasona-
rooms, bath,» gas, electric lights; hie. Will consider mortgage with re-
pllolic, largo yard” chicken houses. iinblo purchaser. Address Mabel D..
lnasonablc at 214 lejitSt avenue, near Thatcher, 89 East avenue. Tel. ”of.
East Nol'walk depot. 010 :1 011 3111
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. FOR §ALE~1 OVERLAND TOP
‘so Black Silk Hatters Plush Bandedlszm White Felt Hm $11
7mg ; I c
1......WR N
Used om Bought. Sold and.
903 mu or. narrow 1 10 um: sr. callus. rams 5mm“
1 1 1 Wholesale and Retail liliiners New 2nd'Tires of All Standardl
T , 1 S . . 7 . . , ‘ Tel. 441.
llllliil'l'liw, . aim .. ay, A5115331 ._ Bargain» Day. 330...... a... m.
This White an'Evelllllll Day, WiflrSavilgs ‘Wol‘lhaWittle
If eclinolny appeals-to you every woman should visit this store tomorrow
111111 Untnmmedliatlh'himmed Dress Hats, Mourning Silk Hats, Fancy Feathers, Fancy Ornaments,
sea and Children s School and Dress Hats, Shirt Waistll, Silk Elouses, Silk and Peroaline Petti-
cslats, Sateen and HeatherbloomPettlooato, Merchant Feather Capes and Stoles, Ostrich Neck Boas,
9118. Vetting. Fur Trimmed Silk Fibre and Shetland Wool Sweaters, Reliable Fur Scarfs and
Mutts, White Iceland Fox Scam, Red Fox Soorfs, Black and Gray Fox Scarf: New Cloth Coats
Guaranteed Rain Coats ’ ~ )
We Point Withi’ride
to the success we have made in
adjusting our. I
“BESTYET” uvuoussns‘v
02.50.331.00 Trimmed Tailored Colored $4.50 Velvet Tailored Hats $2.48. to all 801155 and (”minions-
1Felt Hats $1.00. 85 Velvet Tailored Hats $3.48.
$1.50 Black Velvet Covered Hats 75c. $7 Velvet Tailored Hats $4.98.
$1.75 Black Velvet Covered Hats $1.00. $5 Trimmed Dress ‘Hats $3.48.
$2.50 Black1velvet Brim Silk Beaver’}? TrQnmod Dress Hats $4.98.
Crown Sailors $1.98. 1310 Trimmed Dress Hats $7.48
$2.25 Black Velvet Banded Sailors 5350 Chenille Turban: With Veils
$1.50 Black and Colored Sateen Petti-
, coats $1.00
i$2.25 Black and Colored Silk Flopnce
l Petticoats $1.48.
zExceptional Values in Silk Petticoats
1 From $2 to 56 l
50c 5 inch All Silk Ribbons, 25c yd
Let or demonstrate its superior
points to you.
Our OGULI'STS are at your ser-
$1.48. . $243 . . .
. - . 75c 6 and 7 Inch All 8 1k R bbons 50c. . . .
tasszllglack Silk Velvet Covered Hats 35 ohm”, Turban, wm, Veils $3.48,» yd. ' ' ’ 1 Vice for examination.
~ - . 's2.25 Feather Turbans $1.25. .M ra i the c a d Stol !
$4.75 Black Sllk Velvet Covered Hatsffitso Feather Turbans 8325. t $232020 :1eoa r ape n e31 3"
‘3‘48' 157-50 Feather Turbans $5.48 $7.50 VeIVet Shoulder Stoleo, Satin: 1
57-00 Black Silk WW" Covered ”315' Splendid Values” in Feather Turbans.
“38' From 7 to 18
$10 Black Silk Hatters l‘Push Banded $3 Whit: 5.3: hiats $1.48.
Sailors $7.93 to: White Satin Hats $1.93.
Lined, $5.98
; Fancy Hat Ornaments 37c to $3
‘35: Face Veilings 25c yd.
75c Silk Shetland Veils 50c
$1.25 Chiffon Auto Veils $1
. Fancy Net Face Veils 50c to $3 1
7 White‘lceiand Fox Sean‘s $2.93 to 310.
1Grey Wolf Shoulder Fur Scarf: $7.48:
T H AM ER
“The Three-0' Eye Service”
()cnlists, Opticians,
.87 Atlantic Sq. Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. Eve. till 9 p. m. Est. 1897
Optomctlists,
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Sailors $6.98. .
$4.50 .Black Silk Mourning Hats $2.98.
36 Black Silk Mourning Hat. $4.48.
$3 White Felt Hats $1.48.
Feather Breast: 98:: to $7.50.
$7 Velvet Shoulder States $5.48.
TO LET—11 "S ‘ " ' . . .
'1\'(‘nllt' N'rw‘OIt: :3 A-l. DR} 1:11”: delivery body. Also 2 Ford cars, with 57-50 Black Silk Mournlng "it: $4.98 SHIRT WAISTS to $15 ,
. . . o (a . liqulli. Mrs. 'loucl top delivery body. Prices r0:tsoltabie.'$1'25 Misses and Children: Velvet $1.25 New Styles White LingertelBIlck Wolf Shoulder Fur ScarfS,$4.98; .
corner Dry liail and Newman avenue. T l 46' 10 31! Tam: 759- Waists 31-00 * l to 515 l H—
010 ill 9‘ l- 0 131.75 Misses and Children: Velvet $2.00 New Styles White Lingeriel Black pox Scarf, $12.98 to $50 _| THE NEW SCIENCE
_ _. . 1 . Taro: $1.25. “1 Waist: $1.48 Red Fox Scarf; $9.75 to $35 I y t
. , , . _ . FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. $2 Musses and. Cluldrens Velvet Tam: $2.50 New Styles White Lingerie Taupe Fox Scarf: $33 to $55 DEFINITION OF culaopnAcrlc
d1_jfil(LElT:t2\g\' IS]: {I :3” LA“ farms, large and small acreage citvl ”'48- ‘ wal'“ $138 All Our Silk Fibre and Shetland Wooli. Chiropractic is the definiti n of m .
. . .1 .1“ 1 0mm 1 1 .1 r . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
. st, 001 a $650 Velour Hats $548 $4.00 New Styles White Lingerlel Sweaters. Formerly $5 1° 520: ”WV. mass of the disease and t art or
property. (icntlclncn's estates, also?
rooms, with 1111 r \’e e a. . . .
. ; . DO, m n,“ 1mm”) antiques, upright plane and second
M’s' 5" A' mungs‘ “1 1““5‘ ““‘WO' ll-md llrnilure I n 1111 106 than
East Norwalk. ‘ h 1 ' A. ' d ' .» l
5.59 int
1 .
T0 ‘LET~—IN
‘ street. Norwalk.
' y "\ YD _: "
RD“ “10'” M‘Auv FOR SALE—TWO NEWLY nano-
All inl-~ . .
, . .. 1. . . . .1 1 1 1 ,
movements. Apply to Mrs. 1‘11“ $11111 \dlt’ll bonsts wrlh Improvemen s Stv
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ens, McKinley Place, Rowayton or
telephone ““431 09 m of good farming land at Lonn. tum
iplke. Mrs. 11. Tariov. 16 Grove street.
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TO LET—NICE ROOMS STEAM: F01 7531..
lxt l‘--' n or ' -
lti Ct(lllC llhhled, 3...;0, $3 \tctli. FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSE
Also Full . o 2 r . ’ 'n 51.? .
N f l numb for hbm hou L with one-half acre of land on West
keeping mm“ “0M 05 12“ Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turnv
‘ 1 ,piko. Must be sold at once to close
To LET—NODERN ”GUM“ ““estate. Small amount of cash req‘lllr-
sn’ ' .t‘ t.“”' z. . '
l en 1001119 lnli blt‘l, lettptlon 11111.9(}, balance on mtwtgngc. Inquire
All impmrelllelrts and 11am plllt'cu1fimgh & Clllldel‘. “”5113!“th Bank
(.ood lorallty, .\o. 20 ludlle awnm‘l'lhnilding 'l‘el 53,12 '
lillst Noni-tau. apply 2 s1. ohn.
mm, - * or‘mz FOR saLsrcrrr AND COUNTRY
r'" iproperly of every description. it look-
To LET—1100115 0F 3 AND of tin: for a home or investment. Now
rooms each. Pleasantly situated, clec-‘iathe tlme.
trio lights and improvements. Rents; 'Askf‘John T1 Hayes
moderate. Inquire Sit Woodward arc-1
ll'lle. Tcl. 3133-4 or 473-3. ; Re“ Estate—Insurance
int/lam s'r. . NORWAL'K.
1M 1 “.-..-.“ _. --...-
TO LET—5 ROOMS WITH 11
Night School
provemcnts at 33 First street. Inquire '1‘
It. Josclovsky, 24 Cove avenue. or 52%
I S "’
n esston
Monday, Wednet
with
and Friday Evenings
Hours 7:15 to 9:15
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Sten-
otypy, Typewriting, English,
Spelling, Penmanship, Letter
Writing, ' ‘
Merrilifiluoiaess
College
South Norwalk
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T0 LET—STORE 207 WASHING}
ton street East Nonlvnlk. Apartments}
209 Washington street, East Norwalk:
and 39 Chapel street, Not-walk. In-l
quire 64 South Main street. Tel 130. '
BUSINESS NOTICE;
~HIRE A HALL. ROODNER’S HALL‘
which has been beautifully renovated.‘
is now open for engagements for bzllls.'
dances, entertainments and concerts.
Apply at the Unity Imague club rooms‘
at. 127 \l'ashillgton street, telephone
159:2. ' 011 31
_—
PIANO TEACHER
Expert lnslruclion. concert pianist,
conservatory graduate. Results sure.
satisfaction guaranteed. Free harmony
oral barns on premises and 15 acres
The lsclloda Yacht. Club, actingr nylclnssca. Terms moderate. Prof. Bliss.
vice commodore. John Ashworlh dlllvtggz Eflst avenue. East Norwalk.
authorized bv vote of said association.‘ . 2
hereby apply for n (‘lllll certificate to "'“““‘"~"
entitle it to have in Its possession 'andl
dispense. to its members spirituous and;
intoxicating liquor as an incident to it.“
social life under the provisions 0111
Fllap. hill/Public ANS of 1917., at them
nuarteus of said club , located
at Steamboat Place, town of .\'or-
wmlk, Conn.
Said club has for its purposes and,
objects. the following. Yachtinrt, boat-l
inc, amusement. and recreation.
It has a membership of 108 and was
nreanizcd March 26th. 1902.
The officers, directors, board of gor-
u-tmrs are as follows:
Frederick Warm. commodore. John
Ashworth; vice commodore: John A.
Watkins, treasurer; John W. Durham!
secretary; Dennis1alentinc, financial;
secretary.
A copy of its bv-
Stamford. . Port Chester
145. Washington St.
$0. Namath
Come andvget‘Yonr'
Winter 'COais:
We have a. fine? line for ladies and misses, men and boys.
loves. constitution.
list Of members are hereto annexed.I
Dated at South Norwalk. (Conn, this:
12th dav of October, 1917. 1
The ISCHODA YACHT CLUB, 1
By JOHN ASHWOR'I‘l-I, 1
I Vice commodore.»
South, Norwalk, Conn}, October 112,
‘1 "_ e
1Ilt'lersonallv appeared John Ash-1
worth. vice commodore, the ‘lschoda
Yacht Club; and made oath before me5
lo the truth of~the "foregoing appllclr,
lion and that'said club, is a bum lull-11
orcanization wherein the lilspentliug1
"l liquors is not its chief object, but
is an incident of its existence as an;
Ol‘CanlzatTIm‘ to its members who are
“"9““"0110. and that there are no mi-:
”0” l“ "I“ active membership.
We are selling them at prices 25 per cent. lower than else-
! where.
Satisfy yourself by coining'in and looking.
Wealso have a very uleasingline of skirts and dresses.
v
Sweatersaud Men’s and BoyslSuitl-l.‘
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Special—50 Guanomhles at attractively low prices. -
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I , Havanujiilled no cigar. . Ask iorit .,
$8 Velour Hats $5.98. 1
$1.25 Childrens School Hats 87c. f
$1.50 Cllildrens School Hats $1.12.
$2 Childrens School Hats $1.48.
Waists $2.98.
$1.25 Black Lawn Waists $1.00
$2.00 Black Lawn Waist: $1.48.
$3.48 to $15 lodtustin
1 . g the some. Disease is oausotl..
All 0|" 519M111 Vrelgggo “an” 22:11:} by a wrench, twist or sprain in tho
Former y 0 0 - ' "back. Even if done- in childhood
I
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I New Cloth Winter Coats $12.43 to‘
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$2.50 Black “ink Waists $1.98. . - . .
75c Auto Caps soc. Better Grade: in Black was»: Fromt $50 fitgf‘figs ilgnftt‘eeddi’glefifl 231211131:me ;‘
2131M: (13mg 69c.98 8 8020 la $3.98 W 111 9 Silk Plush coats $30 to $55 $20 limbs
. u d aps c. 5. eorgette ems . 8 '1 Guaranteed Rain coats $3.48 to '
Children: Dress Hats $2.43 to $7.50, $2.50 Colored Striped Silk Wallt51’2150 mum, Neck so... $1.50 ,iggggpggfilgfinmflgfhlfis $912331:
25"” 0" WM“ From 3‘ ‘° 53 ”-43 I$4.00 Ofltrlch NECK’BM‘ $233 through harmoni’zlng‘tha nerve aya-
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; ..More. . $1.00 Percallne Petticoats 75c 55 Oflrlch Neck 8031313338 gems In your body. Female troubloa
___1_11111_11-fi'11_~1-:_ ,. .. _—*L_ 1 1 _ _11_11_1_1_11 1 given spectalattentton; also curva'tnra "
,1 l COLUMBUS pARK BOSTON 1 ' W” ..-.-.“ ..- "““ at the spine. You will never regret
[tent Nous 1, DEDmA-yg’m ' ELECTRICAL gating 1the lrpractor a chance t.
1 03.11, 1 "1 . ; 1 pyo. ,
l 1111 'l .)\.1 ()1tt1.1 1.1. 1 Hit mulcatlon INSPECTORS Magnetic treatments given—also. 1,1
_____ .ot tolunlbuts lurk. recently completed MEET HERE .
gun the. South lioulin S‘lndwi; on T FRANCIS n C i
NOTICE ‘lhl‘ shore of Dorchester Bay. was the (Gamma a“, “"13 1 P 0 g o ‘. :
.’l‘o the. Board or County Commiau oriuciplll feature of til-3 observance of ‘° "0‘” “‘3 “89} . '
sitmers ol' pup-[1,.“ County: il‘olnlnbus hay in this City today. A I _ I 84 Washington St" 80. Nor-walk, Con-t g ‘
111 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 parade of “bortguegp “3.19“.“ {mm “HUI operates just as as the harem Graduate from Palmer School. .t
1 1110““ dill“) “1“ ‘11 ”(mm to ”11'1””. South Station to ”1., park wan apparatus does when the electric cur-t
Spll‘llOuK and Intoxwatlng liquors, air, ””0“...” by M, 011011 mass. celebrated rent 11-; applied. 1 >
lager beer, rhino wine. and cider at by K‘ardinai O'Connell. Flags were This “hm?“ “‘9 operators nl ”10 Vél‘lA . store .
508‘ Wood all‘m‘t. in the Town of Nor» presented to the Portuguese societies 11:1“:11'11111110l1111196 1111811 w1hat is ironic on‘l ny . , ‘ i1 “
, , .1- . . . i .. f by lovernor McCall and Mayor Cllr- ’ ' 9 911811 0 lie canal and is‘ .. a. ‘ - dis . . l .
Blink; m':11l!:‘1:()uln1:“u‘|11:1‘11131:1?“ 031’ Icy. fo1r the purpose of helping a Clleok on; ‘orS'mk 0i Merellall e E1
sllf‘lis ‘ l l‘ ' - , 4 .. . . . a. , lvla rates are 0 c d “-1). 1 - ~ . . . _' -‘
. During“ the nhlnatlon Ll utlnnnl. p n an ~11 Olkb . .. Ca
feet in a direct, line of a church odl' Godfrey L. Cabot, of ”u. tAYIZtIlnII 1 drain use. 1B0ught for sh :-
“Co. parochial school or pullil; school1(‘orps, have an exhibition Ill'dl'oalr- ll “If.““v 1th the “w” rushed into. .. ' ,1.
llllluec. or the prellliacsi 'rtainillx piano “1an and dropped (‘Ol‘lt‘fi 0‘ 1‘ "m‘.'hflnmh.10("k the gr“ “1‘"? that. Address ll, care 89mm.“ '
ptllllpllll'l containing extracts from ad» las mm”! 0“ was “‘0“ "lu‘l'esl' W ‘i
1...-..” 11
Inc. All: the 'vru-lons uhandltw sl‘nd.
'swllches were. turned on in the above'
mentioned room flash backs were
.Hlll)\\'n of lhe lock and one could see‘
,lhe water hegin‘ntnc to bulge up tllc3
,wnlcr already in the lock from a doz‘.
.(‘n points on the floor of the lock, tIlu.‘
Rubi. VOLK“
ELECTRICAL co.
thou-tn, if any lost lllilcc, lulllic lit 1
( ( I l ‘- dress-es of President \lilaon.
brary or cemetery.
”111011 at .\'orwalk. this 11111 day
001., A. 1)., 1917.
LEO STAUUTICH,
Applicant.
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till-110110
‘ wimiudaLg. ’, .
We, llll' undersigned, electors and. ”“""‘ ,lwater matting from ”m main-z In the 1. 1 _1
taxpayers, as defined by law, of the; NOTlCE 13100101 1113 “1711115 01’ the lock and 1110111 The only Fully quupped
. . . . ~ , t . 1 ,_ , .11.”; c you la 10 miles were 01,0,190111 11
town of Norwalk. ill sax? county: 1'llll lll1llltl blatcs ol Amt, It i. dis 1 The “electric mules" that were used :1 ELECTRICAL SHOP
lu-rcbv endorse the appIIl-atlon o. lllll1lllcl of Connecticut. 1 1“” lowing the large steamers thronghi. In the Town »
:llmvo named Leo Slaudtcr for suclli Whereas, on the ninth day of 0c-'lhc locks were shown at 30700101131111.“ AUTO, SUPPIIEB
Alter the pictures President 1.. . N.
Heebnor introduced Hubert S. \\'vn-'
koop of New York city the chairman or
tho‘l.icensc Board of that cltv who.”
gave a most interesting and construe-i ~
tire. address on the operation of the.
Electricians License Law ill New
York (lilv. \ .
After this address the 2110 or more
severally tobcr, 1917, James Tregartllcn & Sons
that llll‘1ClIlllpl‘ll‘ly filed a libel in the district
a sulluhle‘conr‘t of the United States for the
person to bc erantcd ll license to sellldlslrict of Connecticut, against the.
such intoxicatillu liquors, and Wenteamcr “W. 1. Stevens," her boats.
above. described place is. in our Opin- tackle. apparel and furniture, in a
km. a suilullll“ 1111109 WWW“ ‘0 “‘4‘ ‘ cause of contract, civil and maritime;
such lnntxicatlnu liquors, and we And whereas, by vxrtuc of process In "mm“ 11111111111111 1111111111111 10 ”111 ”01111
pert-by WV‘“‘“”.": 9‘40“ “’1' “WWW due form of law.‘to mo directed, re-‘llatlaclmlno where they [1711100141 01'
col-titv that we are OWN“ 0f "9‘" (‘5' tnrnalllc on the fifth day. of Nlth‘lll-lhm‘mOOU and ”1911 returned to the.
late. éituuted in said town of Nor- her, 1917, I have seized and taken the. ”mm?“ 111 21ll'llere addresses on 1-.-\
' . . . ,Modq‘n Electrical standard. “ItiCll
V “W. 1- Stevens' and was-"illustrated and a Question 110):
llicense, and we do herchv
tl-ocll for himself, certify
‘ 1
above named applicant. in.»
Phone 805—50 80. Main St.
80. Nor-walk, Music Hall 31k.
.
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble ma-
rlsht‘nround when something like
this happens in your home. If your
PLUMBING
walk. . said steamer
lulled at .\'orlva1k this lllh liar 0‘ have her in my custody. were given and -0nducled~ The W‘- ls defective, antiquated. unsanitary
Out. A. 1)., 1917. . Notice is hereby gil’en. that a (Its-flute was elven br Tllnnmsdi. Day .a or worn out,‘have us make neces
' ' member of the National Fire Protec-
sary repairs or Install 3' new system
of
‘ MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
HORACE-r R. NASH.
Plumbing and Heating
M11911“ Emeri- lrlct court will be held in the outrun:
A1110” M- 1’0““ States Court Room, in the city of1
man, Frank Oddo. Hartford, Conn. on the fifth day
I lll‘l‘k‘hl' Cl‘l‘lm' that ““3 above nam- November, 1917. 12:00 noon. for
ed cudorscrs are electors and 111x11“? trial of said premises and the own-
“ Mild “W“ or or owners, and all persons who may}
. have or claim any interest, are here-
Wlllk. this 1““ 1m" of by cited to be and appear at. the time
- and place aforesaid to showcauseit
Salvitt ore Chariot t ,
to, ‘(ltto Linllltlrom.
Iinll Association and the question box
was ’conduetcdhv Washinzton Dever-
Of’onx. chief of the electrical department
1110101 the Philadelphia Fire Underwrité
ers' Association.
Members and guests were present
from all over New England. «especially
from Connecticut, Rllotltlllsllllld and
Massachusetts. ‘
era. as defined by law,
of Norwalk.
Dated at. Nor
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day morning. was held this afternoon
from the. late home of the deceased. at. .
01.. A. D.. 1917. “"' .
0 ANNIE- E- SMITH- any they have why a final decree DEATHS AND FUNERALS.. Tel. 11354 1. ....
Assistant TOW“ mm" should not pass as prayed. 5 ‘——‘-~ % North Main St. South Norwalh.‘
' _ n » ". Funeral of Mrs. Workman. ,
H...” : CHESTERFIELD H' MIDI/‘MBROOI‘I The funeral services of the late Mrs. 1 1
MOTICE‘ ‘ . U' 8‘ Mli‘mzml‘oninta .\'. Workman, widow of the _____ 11111 _11 111 1 1
melrlcl of Norwalk. 5-“.- Probate‘ BY WILLIAM J- He“ Ebv late David Workman, who died at her. 1 1‘ “1 —"— “"5 . ‘:
cum-l libctobcr 11. A. D.. 1911. 1 Deputy U. S. Marshal. home in Rclden avenue. early VV cdncs- 1 1 ., .
‘ l ‘ N- “mm” ""1“ ran GILLETTE WAY 13 ran:
1‘35”"? 0' George“ 1“ trict deceasr‘ Rowayton, Conn, October 10. 1917.
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l“ 3'1 ‘ Alexander & ASh' “111mm street, 2 o'clock. "Rev. Louis B. Howell. of St.
1', for libellant. . Paul's church officiated. The pail bear-
,ers were John Valient. Thomas Dowd.
‘Ernest Wakemun,‘and Edward Biron.-
BEST WAY, THE BABIES!
WAY OF ALL SELF-SHAV-
ING. NO STROPPING. NO
EONING.
SHAVING with “THE GIL-
LETTE” is the simplest kind
of an act. Follow carefully our
directions, and theresult
be most satisfactory. '
of Norwalk.
Pd.
Ordered.
hibit llts'a
this. court. for adjll
bale onion in None
0! October. 1917, at
noon: and that all
that the administrator etc New York citl'. Procto
dininlsrrdtlon accoun
stnlenl, at the
hill on the “it“
10 o'clock,
persons interest
be notified there
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PW; NOTICE
day. From this date I will not be respon- 'Bnrial was made in Riverside ceme
“123.311110 for any bills contracted by tiliy— 1331‘!-
. - of, one but myself. I 1, - M, , :
{gesil‘tllgllfllls‘t‘l‘ggz will cause this (Jr-1 CHARLES H. luUXGS.. CARPENTIER FA] 11
. to a newspaper T0 ARRIVE FROM 1 1
FRANCE AS HOPED'
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dot to he. pnblls ‘11 1111111111111 Dated Oct 1
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nanny: a s. before said Jill “’—'
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day 0‘ 0°10 9" ’ IF YOU CANNOT COME TO 1 NEW roux, ocl. 12.—Georges Car-
WORY' I OUR STORE ' Finentier ,thc heavyweight champions of
Europe, boxer and soldier, and Jean
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aMesse er—-Send the Children
Send ng one ,Nnvarre, the French aviator. were not ,
ecausej passengers on a French liner which nr- 1
(30°39; rived yesterday at. an American port.‘~
11 sent 1They had booked passage. according to
e selected with great care an 1
It: you at. once without cost. Thetthe officers or the line, but apparently
changed their plansil‘at: the last mo-
goods ‘éu'e right, and so is the serv-l 1 1 Th 9,... co t'nut th' (. 1
l e.’ e aatlsf on always. min. ' 63’ “K . 1 111 a o 18 ~01 n-‘
C > yl...’ try to give exhiliitlons for French war
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toned for Inntluk
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m non-pollution
land will not Itrltturo.
incline: in l to 5 duo.
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We 11 eat your orders right.
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