Hurts 8; Guns:
’»;§m
Boost-s inl‘Boozo- Causing
MonteDrinchlone.
2
.busiuess side of th saloon. say that
2the treating habit is getting a near- .
jknockout blow from the war zone.
fin other words. ti. war tax on 'hard
Estufl," Which has caused Hartford
saioonk-etpers, in common with those
of i: iraternity'elsewhere. to boom
the priceu of drinks. makes a man
hesitate about saying "What’ii you
have," with the “who" costing mul-
tipien oi 20 cents, carving according
to the number in the party. Certain;
it is- that. while the local saloons are
not all noticing a marked diflerenoe
in receipts even if they,ure seeing
a dalling of! in profits and some. on
account of the increase in prices of
certain commodities, an? actually
5 taking in more money. gross. the men
who sing that old retrain, "Set '8!!!
J”) again," are "growing beautifullyi
. Hess."
With the recent advent of the war
”tax on liquors, intoxicating drinks of
‘all kinds. with the exorption 0! than“
in the beer-ale category, have soared
in price. Where a glass of whiskey!
has cost the consumer 15 cents he
now often pays 20. and the saioona;
that have charged 10 collect 15 in:
The Polish ('1th Company, which has tho-39. trottbiouls times. itdis consul-l
.. . . . ore to e n usury nowa eye to c“
' n conducting a grocery store m able to buy a single drink and some
;. ad street. ha» disposed of the husi- erstwhile devotees of Bacchus are
-. s to Frank Lagan, ot Stamtord ' now, worshiping at the shrine of tha
1 water wagon. l
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“‘COAL
That’s A"
4TEP TO THE PHONE
sud arrange to have your dinner serr-
ed at the Country club Thursday)
night.
'KILLED av BULLET 0
THROUGH ,A PARTITION
WATERBURY, Oct. 22.——A bullet
from a .45 caliber ‘revolvé'r went
through one and a quarter inch parti-
tion, passed into and throu!!! the
abdomen ol' Vincenzo Marcedelio, a
60-year-old workman, and dropped to
the ground here yesterday. hiarcflici-
The. floating and Plumbing Com-
pany oi Norwaik. has placed an attach-
-ent for $100 on property in Elm
direct in the name of fiizzie l Eli's"
worth, 0! Stamford
nmmmrtmmmmmm
. ' . l ind chipped in... total 0! 32.008, one
. ~ . limit at which Warden Nathan D. At-
. len said, was the contribution of I
till urn ux
4......— t
A squad at local militiamen has bee
'sent here from Fort Terry to out:
the Liberty Loan committee in so
Close observers trons the bar. or curing subscriptions to that land.
Allow us to introduce‘ our new company of special Pull suits
Phone 113.:
e
" ‘ ’ RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Washington St.
COAL
Buckwheat. No. Zzliut, in. Broken in stock
Hoping to have some Store anti Nut-
ntxtrweeh.
Second Liberty Loan;
. Our advertisement for the last Liberty Loan was—Ii you
J can‘tgo over—conic across. Worepeattbiuloguntorthcuw
loan. Oomescrouandbuyaldbortyboudtoholppoy ex-
pcnscsforourboyswhosro going into the trenches and on
t the water willing to give their lives for the country.
Subscribe at once for at leastono bond. We
J bond on the partial payment plan.
The City National Bank,
will'soll you s
u..- *— _..._...- .
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rm
WHOUSE
(Gregory Boulevard):
Ease Norwalk
Opens May. s
SHORE DINNERS AND aw
xiuns or SEA rooo
'cooxnn 'ro onnuz
toms u. O'SULLIVANLPM
Telephone no ,
- TEETH -
mom runs ,
T
or. 1. H. Mailery
to do. m or. 36.1mm. ct.
_Ecursils.m.tolip.ut.,7t08p.l.
uuudsys By W Only
The BannerBakery
hi I? I Monroe elm:
We are now skis to supply on
sustains" with .Plll,‘ made to
Whack day]. We also have
won DUNS and com
‘ ‘ " lo died bt-iore a doctor could be call!
The general meeting at the Connec- ed. 2
ticut mughters oi the American Revo- Arthur 00th,, 15' a water bov "m
lution will be. held in Stamiord, Tues the Lynch .erth companv at
'1‘” Nov. 13' commencing at it “' m, whose construction rumpL on the cut,-
in the‘Preshyterian church. Mrs. El" skirts of the citv the fatality occurred.
xaheth B. Bueli is the. state regent. 1,, held bv the mug, pending m "3795.
tigntion by the coroner. ’1 no boy saw
tumoivar in a drawer and picked it'I
up for examination. The bullet dis-1
charged war: the only one in the cham—'
ber.
At' deieiation from Bonnie Door:
Lodge motored from )forwalk yester-
day. aud were entertained at the home
of Mrs. “William hlcllachlan, Chief
Daugher- ot Lady MacKenzie Lodge
murders of Scotin. ‘rhey departed LIFE convrc'r auvs LIBERTY
with a good impression of Stamford.—' LOAN
l , __._‘
Stamford Advocate, BOSTON. Oct. zszhv purchase or.
a 81.000 Liberty Bond by a man dc.
mired of his liberty for the remain':
tier of his lite was row-tiled todsy bw
workers engaged in a whirlwind drive
to obtain New England's maximum.
quota bv the end of the week.
”Try the state prison." telephoned
‘fi. .- t
Only five transfers of real estate
were recorded in Norwalk, last week.
with mortgages at $3.809. the smallest
businus tor Town Clerk Herbert R.
Smith in a long time. For tho tintd
week of October. a year ago. there
were seven sales oi property and mort from input headquarters to a cam-
agents! "-450“ committec, 'irouxht the reply that the
' ' —— savings of the convicts had been pret-
iRobirt F. Atlanta of Summer street, I), well exhausted Mien the first!
Stamfdnl. formerly oi Norwaik. on old- . .. ~___ mi,
time friend of Theodore Roosevelt. — V—V '
upent Saturday evening with the latter
at not invitation. TM friendship bot
lweeniMr. Roosevelt and Mr. Adams"
stretches as tar back as the time that'
Mr. Roosevelt was police commissioner
of New York.
mulch-1i!
thlh’lakeYou ‘ ;
. Smile at
i
The entertainment committcc of. Bad DigCSflOfl' ‘
Norwaik Lodge of Elks has planned ' i
i
for a concert and dance to be held at . ——"'
ah.-
proceeds of which will be used for:
Elke Home Friday evening, the InTabirtiormOnly. 9‘
At All Dmm'nefit’h.
. (—W“ ' '
mov. in Uncle Sam's service fighting for) .
“W’- i STONEWARE‘
The. Myth regular meeting of him-2 Just received a" large shipmenti
walk hodge. No. 709. Benevolent and”! 3mm p0“, Preserving Jm’
Protective Order of Elks, will be heldlstone Jugs, Bean pots, Foo:
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. This'wmen, Flower Pots and Jar-
will be the annual roll call sesion, asldinieru, r .
provided by Grand lodge staining —-— 1
Albert P. Genetic.
Members should bear in mind that
sickness or absence from the city will
25 Washington 8t. 80. Norwalk
— J ‘ Phone 1060-2. Prompt Delivery.
I
be lit? only accepted excuse.
M. .St
‘1, CHRISTMAS CLUB , . . . .l _
2 Members Are Urged. to E!W00{§G|0ver
'Subscribe to
,, THE‘. .
inanisouaShoc
; lint boys. are tartan, for
kicking out shoe leather.
iii-warhwmmmhm
it .
worm
’ t
[filmy is)
Now
Audii pay with their!
Christmas Club Check
I in December
:
for men who want clothi with all the ins in t uouncod . .
style. ng tgn 0 pro 31168 in addition to our regular
Thccurve of the back, the curve of the front, the curve of the ¥ Eh , ._...__...h,.. ‘3.
lapoL-ovory point makes a point of individual style. M w m
The colors, patterns and waves all carry out the idea of get. A’ ’ 00$ ‘ ;
this I“, fromtho commonplm. ATTORSEY AT LAW . .,
Prices $15 to $35. A" Lute Examiner e z
. You U. S. Patent .. ‘ Sent
.. Oiiice .5 (or Booklet
. Rogerssdr Stevens ,, P5 m»-
, » p- v
. ‘ sum ovum
N0 rwalk So. Norwaik sum" 1 Rama", 00,...me
' ___- ._.- ' uifiéiféEEEWEQam
. anus TO new YORK
rue ANNINo J. SMITH Tums
* Se—asonabie Shoes
For" All M
Our immense stock insures a perfect lit for every man,wont-
an sndchild, while the variety of lasts and leathers is. certain to
suit the most. exacting taste.
Reliable Hosiery at all Grades
CONNEALLY N8: BRACKEN ‘
s: Wilhil‘lm Street. South Norwalk.
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“o. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS‘I ,
50 Wall Street. Norwulh.‘
vaP'rox ‘Lnusns—Fotdingomm in Gold 0:
Shell Shut-On and Other Mauritian.
Thorough examination of tho eyes. Oculistu’ prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Export Repairing
v
Pictorial Review Marne enable or: to use.
The WI-m Fashion Bout and d: not mm” "stat that every Pictorial
nor- an. iron m-bait toonewlroloyuriol rain! ads“
NOVEMBER PATTERNS now on Sale
JAMES DONNELLY
so. NORWALK/ -
t 1 !
Christmas boxes to he’sent to the boys; . t Mono“ 3“ Ki‘chen Cabineis 2'
at the front. Eleven local Eliot are. ' ‘ l ‘ ' !-—---—'—
{WE
*
The Winter Fashion Book
is Another Pictorial Review Triumph!
«r
Boosts: mt Blouse mo (fr-mime 7470
Shin 7488 mun 11m; 25 cents
2. min full > 3 ccnts cacti
Comma 7‘72
2! cents
‘V marched-taun-
CONN.
”“ . $1.00 down and $1.00 per
week puts this marvelous
labor saving cabinet in
our home. There is noth-
ing character convomence,
no better construction and
’. contains features that can- ‘
.‘r
ti .
ANcw Line oi“
Moe Furniture
'3 ' all Typeset titlice Chairs.
Won't Auto Delivery
MYMONDC & SON ‘
M :Dfiecm and Furniture Dealers.
Rolii’i'cp Desks, Flat Top Desks. Type
Writer iicsits, Revolving Book Cases {and-
PORTATIOU UNI. IM-
Froight bout. louver Pier 45. Ian
River, PM» York (toot J m
. It.) every-on except ”donut I u.
m. Freight "calm It Home“: up to
I p. m‘. and at South Not-walk up to
It. p a
ZELUFF’S
My: Store-
lliortlt Main. Street-
”satisfies—1532i
Whitman’sChocolalea
Drugs Francs-[pliant
M
REBUILT TYPEWRITElu—L. c.
Smut. enhanced.
Remington, all ‘ other
makes. sold. rented.
genuired. Rentuls, 03"
per month. Machines
sold at 35 per mouth. ,-
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER. EXCHANGE
it: You Have. '1
~ Any limit
m S. latte
HTO
Successor to Win. Enron
Phone 400
37 Port'Street,‘ East Norwalk
THE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE
Frisbie’s Pies
the Most Benito-lo m
\ x «. notbofoundinauyother
9 a HoDougull Kitchen !
, . cabinet will free the ‘
. ° housewife or kitchen
a drudgery.
'Pflcesnangeifrom
$21.00t0888.00
'v lJ/Ci/[XT — p)». .r l’ lOiVES r»
. ‘1'!
w .
t
.. mar-Ads: .
sort. ‘ Sold at All Stores.
MIMI.
,____.————.
, David W. lay-sud
, ' UNDERTAKER’
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