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DOWY’S or». ‘
"Inuit. mmotthsmthe ourvsdanthconrvutdle
IOU?! ’10an lapel—awry point makes supoint tit-individual style. '
no odors, patterns and weaves all any out theidea‘d get.
M. my from the comm
Regent Theatre , ”“315 "i ”it . 7.--..-
”Togh“u§z‘s"” Rogers & Stevens
”m T“ Norwalk so, quwalk
"THE MRO! 8'19“”
A Super De-luuxe Senssthn in
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Ton Parts ’ . _ .
. . , , , ,. br’Jo Strong 0! HIV“ avenue: fl ,.., -
“mm “walk”??? I'm" icompluluou to the pulled out he had, .1
- ' lost a very valuable black French bull . . ‘
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Dr. Robert a. Perdue has been ill tor
‘ couple of days. —.Bcst vaudeville bill
_____« Palace. Don't miss it.
Amecting of the Board otHeslth, . . .
will he held tonight in tire osicoo oil ""19 WWW“ 9‘ “be ”m” “hm".
Health Officer Dr. William J. Tracey, reported to “1' police that tho pupils)
in West Avenue, ltrout the Junior High school unmet "Mr. and tin. mm o. Momma“
to the school yard and made s nuisance glir. and Mrs. Carl A. liarstron. 0‘
in years— of themselves there, tl’rospect avenue. lelt today for Ayre.
' Mun. where they will visit Camp
._.._ Detective Sergeant Thomas Hunt lievelln The trip wall mode M auto
A regular meeting of Cockenoc took a little Journey to ‘Ft. Slocum. on mobile.
Tribe. No. 32. l. o. R. M., will be held New Rochelle, today. accompanied byi
tonight in Red Men's llall. Main street. Victor lllnc Johnson, the negro deeert- .
Routine business will be transacted. er front the army, who wos apprehend-
ed here.
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The Central Labor Union held a res-f
ulsr meeting last night, and the mom-
bersuvoted unsnilnoualy to purchase":
Liberw Bond. and help the covalent
field the war.
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sodIETY
in years—3
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4am vaudeville bill
Palace. Don‘t miss it.
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Mrs. Charles Butircy of upper Nor-
walk has been spending a tow- days
The Xorwailt club is to have an hon- '
or roll. and a service ling. for its mm L
hers who are now serving their coun
try either on land or sea. A large
number of the club men have enlisted
in both brunt-hes of the service.
daughter at Green street, Springdale.
(‘ompinint was made to the police;
that an automobile~ with license nnm-'
her 1612 had been driving up and down '
“'05! avenue at a very high rate of
speed. higher than was necessary, and
the police are lookinx into the matter.
Mrs. B. it: thonun oi Wollplt Hill,
that someone had ilhot her angora cut,
The matter will be investigated;
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Mr. and Mrs. George Dudley Waring
.sre spending the autumn a; Langston
”in Y9""‘,lsland. Not-walk. They will remain
rhea! until about Nov. to.
~—['):lucirlg tomorrow night. Red
Men’s Hall, Norwalit. Svec Jazz Band-
and string orchetltra.
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-no.st vaudeville bill
'Pnlat‘P. Don’t miss it;
~Reduced prices. trimmed hate,
volume and novelties of the season.
Lenox Millinery. 29 South Main street.
South NtTrwalk. Conn.
The lloy Scouts of the entire city‘ Seaman" ”tent Bouncy ot the U. S.
evt-ning at 7 sharp to listen to storing“ “19“” I ma" m1“
that is to be mapped oat ids-them in ”Jhome in Norwalh.
gnrd to the Liberty Loan. After this:
martin: they will attend the msss' Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes and Miss
"M91111! to be held at thc‘nrmory. iHelen Phelps Stokes will leave their
' - image-solo home October to, and go to
EN“! York.
gll at his
~—mnr}EE'To'&§3§rZJ" night. Red
Men's Hall, Norwaik. Svec Jazz Band
and string orchestra.
~LA|OI3020ML
—Lm spring lslnb are lb. . '
—Forc quarter lamb 26c lb. Arthur Huntington and lrving lo
——Rib lamb chops 35¢ lb. >thorn of New York are spending a low
At the. Modern Market, to No Main days at the home 0! the farmer's par-
street. 1ems, Dr. and Mrs. S. H. linntington.
Routine business was transacted last '
night at a regular meeting of McKinJ
icy Camp, No. 9. U. S. W. V. The campt
was pro-denied lain. cvening with 5'
large oil painting of the old U. S. 3.
Maine. which was blown up in Hsva ,
na harbor. just“. before our war with
- Spain. The picture was the gilt of Mr. 9
and Mrs . Frank Gregory of Pi
SU'PEL
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In all citv schools today pupils in! ”on"! my. 'the Mum nit-Me
och class room made addresses enema!" 0‘ ““3 Y« 3" C. A- dormitom
“or the utterly Loan. Nansen will nppguStantord. is spooning the day in Non
-z in tomorrow's paper. - ,wslh. “
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‘ For Malaria, Chills, Fever, Etc.
Pfiubtlcl’erme
Honey MW 1‘ not W”- island IGI‘FR‘OPND. 44, this evening. A
, reception. parade. invitation of 500 can
:didatee. a vaudeville show, motion pic
hires and a Magnet are on the pro
grain to: the visiting srottos.
Monitor Grotto, No. 56, M. o. v. 9.. 3'".- ‘M "’5- W- 3- We“ °' 3“?"
;E. R., 98!! a fraternal “m to mlimond liill, New Canaan, entertained
‘ 'Mrs. Stephen /Stone of Norwnlh, Fri
‘uny. '
Frederick L. Raymond has- been
home on a short furlough .with his or
entan Scrwsill. '
“""“"—r ..
I A number or his old frmds are c;-
pected to greet Rev. J. C. Adler, D. 1)..
LLB, of Worcester. bison. an ex-psdtor
Yoacanbuyhondsintlmomn attire Knight street A. it- E. Church.
1. By {all ”M ill cash. - this evening when he occupies the
2. . on Govern- mum in his old church.
mtpartislps ' ‘
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3. subscribing on the Bank
mutant .mmm snag“.
$13M!" wubtorslw .~ MW have...“ .
m, flake mew-coin Gauss-never-
.flnwssklorwwsshstorsuoo Jml'ohmwfl run-susten-
’ M ’ threedasnthenan grlppe misery
‘2 ‘fiabflwillptmhssthshid mmymmwlunomn
Iotyuanddclivsrit‘whu "atyvonalsvurmnar‘
tokeflfinivme’uiottum;
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Hair “Ila Falling Out Dim
TM‘Wavy, ml and
Beautiful
Your hair becomes light, wavy, fluf-
fy, abundant and appear: as, soft, lus-
trouu and bountiful u a young girl's
otter s “lb-deri- hair clause."
Just tn! thir—moisten a moth with a
little Merlot and carefully dtnw it ‘
through your hair, taking one small
sand at a tirso. This will cleanse!‘
the hair 01 duct. dirt and (9an
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oilnndin just a tow inn-oats you.
Dandering dissolves everv particle of'
dandrwfl; Cleanses, purities and invig-
oratss the min. forever stopping itch-
inc and talling’hair.
But what will please volt most will
be after a few weeks’ use when you
will aetusllv an new Mir—fins an!
downv at lint-~yeu-bot really new
hair growing allover the scalp. It
you care for pretty. soft hair and lots
Knowiton’a Bonneville trolls any drug-
gist or toilet counter for s lcw cents.
éuv.
Willi fililMPSEB
Aflililillll iiilil
lWolfgnng “Says White Sex
I Pitcher Cracked Under
Intense Strain
ALBANY. Oct. lit—That Urban Ps-
bor. who pitched the White So: to
victory over the Giants h the decid-
in: cameo! the world'u series at Slew
York on Mondnv. collapsed in the
.club house immediately after the con’
{tent was the statement made by Mel
Wolfgang. one of the Chicago pitchers
yeiiterday. Wolfennglmahes hit home
here.
"it was a great strain, but all list
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with lir. and Mrs. 'r. L Dibble andiboy” Nd ”'0 W" '0 m ""0“!“ “M;
iii." asid Walnuts. "Faber. who pitch.
let! that last game for no. walked nil .
Ellie field as cool and compelled an
imported to the local police yeueragy,;thmh he were coingto church. but1
Just as soon as he not in the chiti-a
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thouse he competed. His jaw dropped.
his knees gagged and he fell into. the.
arms of some at the fellows. That
tshowed how great the strain on romc _
ot- the boys really was.
"(.‘apt. Horror of the. New York
cluh made a big hit with the White
Sox. After the deciding panic Her-
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will meet at the Franklin school thllt g. “on“, has returned to lib duties i ”a shook hands with e'vcrv member,
of our club and said: ‘Ont there l wzis’
~ readyto do anything to beat you lelv
.lows. But i am ready to give you all
‘the, credit in the world right now.
You are good sportsmen and l certain-
ly hope you hold no hard feeling to-
ward me.”
new volilt onvsmmo oUoTA.
NEW YGRK, Oct. l9.-—8‘uhscriptlorll-
to the Second Liberty Loan in the New
York Federal
pouring in at such a rate that the corn
mince. is now hooelul that the allot~
ment on billion and a lull: dollars will
be attained by October 21' The sub
Try Grandmother's Old Pavel-lie Raci-
ps oi Sage T05 and dolphin
Almost everyone know that Sage;
Tin and Sulphur. Wilt compound.
ed. brings back the natural color and;
lustre to the hair when faded, streak-
ed or mv.' Yearly sun the only way
to not this mixture on to make it at
home. which is may sod trmihie-
Nowluisys we simply ask st auv
urine for “Wyeth's 8a" and Sub
Dior Compound." You will «as large
edbvtheaddttiuofotmim
(«amides-ts. ‘nvcrybody usaai
thisprepsrnticnnow,hscoascnoona,
normality tell that yowdsrhsnsa
vowvhsir.asltdoes itsonatnsltr
aldcvenly . You dampen a a”
or room with‘itn’snd draw tiri-
titre-sh yards-tom one not!
strandstutllehv-sdsisathemv
much wtmymhsir .hseouea
mrhmum»m
'wyltl'nlau
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vet-ir-
have. doubled the beauty of your hath}
Besides, beautifying the hair at client
of it. surely not usual! bottle at '
Reserve , District are?
Bill" Mill. BEHIND
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i matuxorox. act. ISL—In them have asked the Cleveland authorl- -, plan heavywmm mum. who u m
ivmmo at no! distinguished 011-th“ to hold for then: a man under an;
bottle or thin old‘tlpe- recipe lm- ‘
Mm under nonmagnet-
mumlm-mn-fiaM-m ot
random-read,
in. every prescri
circumstances.
3.:
used.
absolute accuracy.
read Prescription word for Word to an
’ FIFTH—Same Registered Man wi
rescri
proves gredicnts.
Prescription Room, excc
out work in hand.
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The following named persona ha 0 been discharged from military scr-
vioe ill the United States. according to the announcement of Chairman (‘nrl
Axel Harstrorn and Secretary Hanlord S. Wood. oi the local board for his.
trict No. 14. made public today: ‘
983—1785 Percival. William F. .
938—2334 Stabeil, Charles J.
Mil—‘31] Torpy. William F..
9W1963 Roienlw, horny .l.
997-1917,Reid. William A. Jr.
8 West Avenue. Not-walk
71 Winfield 8L, Norwalh
1 South Avenue, New Canaan.
4 Hill Road, Norwulk, Conn.
21 Fitch SL. .Norwollr
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0 —-2121 Shemllo. Prank . West Norwalk. Conn.
scriptlons yesterday passed the m" milk—2605 .Brown. James S. Wilton. Conn. .
billion mark—8545.000-000“3"d 3 3M“. 1015~2335 Townsend. Edward ' 281 Main St. Norwalk. .
of $85,000,000 for the day. and thei into—4w! Mormn. Peter 1‘. Spring Hill Ave... Not-want
committee predicts that this high! 3053—3352 Woolscy, James L. ltownyton, Dorian. Conn. ‘
loo—1045 Bate, Abraham ll. 26 Water strcct Norwnilt, Lorin.
water mark wilLbc bettered today. 2648—4061 Hurlhut, Henry A. Wilton, Conn. ;
‘-' "‘5‘: ‘ -m*-~- 1855—4064 Proets, John B. l Mott avenue, Norwplk, Conn. .
.. 2392* 1069 Sellcck. Albert. 1078mm avenue. New Canaan. . I
my mm m i 430—4074 Cave, Gordon P. 34 Flu Hill road. South Nor-walk; ,
. ' , ' 1071—2344 rrtstraln, Lehter r, 378 Flax nut road. South Not-walk. ;
. I lostim‘ztoc Shay, JOneph N. 16 Wilton avenue, Norwalh. g
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WANT ARMY MN HELD.
BOSTON, Oct. 19.—-Thc- Boston po
a-
HEAVY wan mucus incitement
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cisls and othera. SONG“?! Baker (9 ’rect there who gave the name of "Sen;
day accepted on beheld of the We? 6* goon rruulr Pearson. or the British
purulent the tint two heavy duty w ’Army." The local authorities wall to.
tracts to be completed under deslcfl‘ make an investigation. on the mph
"filled by the quarterfixlter'a 59' ‘clon that the man may he Izzy Cohen?
moment. the automatic products twe- who is alleged to have cashed many'
tion at the Council of National Defense worthless mu m sometime 580
and the Society of Automatic 'Engi while posing as-a British army calm.
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“W'm "‘ "53» ' ‘ new entrain, Oct 19.—Jantcs
7 "" ‘ - Wolre. employed“"“iu “ the construction
W,. Oct" 19.—-Sevcrsl, , , .
Janeen-lot: «ironed into the N» .‘mmw 0' "'9 NW “"9" m6 '0'
- forty-six yearn. died today at the age
IMWM MID , ‘
than) “‘0! es. Nym'hohadbeeon'loce-
III II thin vicinity. A“ two mm
am he won thrown from a aeolian
,rsllrostt car and received injuries from
which he never' completely recanted.
um and others, one bolus, withdrawn...
In. W daily, it was any
LLAHAN WI” .
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{Almond an air rovltvocs
nonunion. ro, on. tar-Potatoes: consult on
rinsed on tum m- eromoe' nurnw. n. Y..0ct.1
mm“
mum
$ “KM
one.
strings-men;
The tattooing roles are conspicuously posted
prior: room. The aligned decla- '
time from these rules is not permitted Wow,
1 , FIRST—Fill no Prescription nonunion have
the exact ingredienlsprescribcd by the . ‘
ECOND-Arrange in order on Prescription
the packages containing ingredients to be
I] THIRD—Weigh or measure each lngredicn
and complete the mixture with extreme care and
q FOURTH—Write, attach and clieclt label and
tel-ed Man, who will prove correctness of in edi-
ciits by examining contents and labels of 0 giant
packages arranged on Prescription Desk. '
ption while compounder examines and-
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1 SIXTH—Never conduct any conversation in the
pt concerning the import-
q SEVENTH—When a Prescription is‘handed to
a customer the number on the stub must be com:
pared with number on customer's check, and these ,
numbers mustbe verified by two persons. ,
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STAMFORD COMPANY
lltCORPORATE
.\ cortif‘rntv at inr-mmmation of tho
L. Spelkt' & son i'mnpmy of Stamfo, .3,
was‘ r orded at iht' all? r or the reel
ta of the state ywztcrday.
amount of stock in room. divided in
500 shares. The irw rportltol'u a 1
Sarah Spelhc, norm Spelha
Sarah Epelko of Stamford.
A preliminary cortiflmte of M
lion of llli‘ Kan Elwin-ulna C ..
oi *Hllmintzton. who rm‘“l'dt‘(l by ogre
merit of stockholderr .A ll
against the corporation may he sent
(loot-go P. 'Robbcns of New York,
A certificate of incornoratlon of
Louis Spelke estate of Stamford, w-A‘
recorded. The amount .rl Mock is
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‘t.
l'li‘
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000, divided into 250 Mr; tree. The ‘
corporators are Abram. Mord! .
Sarah Spelhe. “ ‘
F‘iTZSlMMONs VERY lLIE.
CHICAGO. Oct. l9.*'l'hv conditi
of Robert l-‘itzaimmons. tonne:
pneumoninnt a hoapitci here, develo
ed no chdnge during the night, '11
hope was ltcid‘otlt for his new . '.'
Carlin run cAtAlimi
- arms UP NOW
roll. Bow To Get
moan-Cola.
w
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invade minute vour clogged - .
will open. the air pasmeo’ol , '
head will clear and you elm '
freely. No more hawking!
blowing, holoadw. drv‘imuz NO
cling for breath at rum luurcdt'
cstarrh will. rose. '
Get a small bottle of Lly'g ~
Balm from your drauist now: ,
a little or this {memo . ..
healing most to you nostrils. It
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.lt lit
the head. 300th“ II. ”it'll.“ I
swollen mucous WM and
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