(tails m ’cnm”"”n‘cnnoi
mbmghtlfitiortl.m;gainstm-
"m [03 ‘1 WOI. bert-Welluitz, and placed an aim}
, ment on property owned by the de-
n m cm iendaut in Lewis street, First District
9 Ah s New Assortment of —-—~-- 0 . '
ll.” ' m -—'D0!l'l tail to 599. William S, huff , .
V . m ' 0305 in “The Narrow Trail," at the Paint-2: ~ . f ,
. tonight. i /
’15., K ' BANKS , _.
. Miss Lizzie Talcott. Mrs. Newell and
I
We Hotel Block. .
301m ’ 1] Mrs. Baldwin have made a phenomnlal
' success with the Greenwich canning
V “M kitchen, and have received the com} V '
9 mendatiou of the government inspect- ' .
' “0W8 en ”aveiues tors. They canned 15 tons of ve:zet- Are I hey a ” ‘
' iables and fruits and have put up in all .
' cards and :15000 quarts of food for winter use. . . - ' ’ I
When the Greenwich canon k1 in <
Favors ceases operations, “is: Talcott m.
take charge of the Domestic Science
DONNELL' gas lDepartment of the school which Mrs
)larittia l.. Johnson of Fairhope; Ala..
'15 80. m 3%. is conducting at Edgewocd Inn Casino
Greenwich.
SOUTH NORWALK. i
Liberty Bonds are engraved certificates bearing the guarantee of ’l’.’
Government and People of the United States to repay in gold thelfull
amount loaned, with 4 per cent; interest every year.
Liberty Bonds are as safe as the United States. .
—Paiace Theatre tomorrow. H. B
Warner in “God's Man." a it Part \ias-
terplece.
_ Mrs. William B. Glover of Fairfield ”
has issued cards announcing tin an—
nual meeting of the Audubon .so.‘ »._v or
Members of the (ill'isilzzas Club of the state, which will be held at Fair-
the South Nortva‘k Trix-J (‘nnipanr field Memorial Library Salinity “t )1
V tare urged to f‘llb.'l'!'i’it' for Librr-i' o'clock. Mrs. Glover. secretary; Miss
Bonds now and PM WT ”19m when l'rnnct : A. llurd. school secretary and
they receive lili'lt' t'lirlsttuus Club 3“”, Fannie J_ iiinckiey. treasurer
.' checks in ii‘t‘ll'mbl'i'v will read reports. Bits. Mabel Osgood
' “‘ Wright is president of the society and
Capt. Malcolm Skene. l'. 9. (5 A.. '0". Rev. Alien E. Beeman. first vice-preui— ‘
incrly of Cranburr. who has been 313- dent. At 12:30 there will be an open
y‘tloned at ”‘9 Panama canal. is “0*" conference or workers for illfd Prclec. V
located at For! Tom-n. New York city. tion and Bird Layers with several lead
ers. Luncheon will be served at 1:30,
William J. Powell, of Wilton avenue, my” which m.) new study cases at
; was in Hartford Sunday. where he at- Birdcrafl Museum may bl' visited. in '
diluted 3 state convention of tilt’ stead of the usual afternoon session.
i Eagles oi Connecticut. Plans wert .
. nude for work during thc tsming YEM- —Charles Brand. the Washington
-————-—- street jeweler and ilptician, iii scndin';
The T. J Partly Construction (‘nm "l" 1! MW Optical folder. which in-
”I!" has bctn nwardui the contract eludes prices on till optical goods anti]
{or two new buildings at the plant or illriiul toittains information that willi
the Norwslk 'l'ireltRubber Co in .\"or- b" if mat value to the public inns:
walk. One tw-ostory building, 28129 "“10““ it is tic-n and understands
loci hi to be carried up an additional N” ‘° “I‘m“ "9“le can judge!
“in! and a new building of concrrte. for themselves Th“ Charles Brandi
“:60 feet, fireproof erected The lives up to his advertising matter isu
"f. ' m by Monks & Johnson of no- “(it known. He has prover: (or about
. '1” five years lever since he has been ill
: 101‘ business here) that he is a believer in
"printer's ink." which stands above
.. much t
1““ '0“ faithfully ””3 year. A large . hiking and which also enables
him to give his entire attention to his!
“mm? 9' local Mk "‘0 ne‘er particular work and to attend to his‘
troubled to utilize their spare land now .busim ‘5 with less ““ka
have potatoes in their cellars besides
many other vcsetabh’fl that "i" if”? ~M‘ile O'Dell is' in New York stutiv-
fresh and many cans and 13“ 0‘ 9"“ ing the new dances and will begin;
ut'ved variety. Some 0' ”‘9 "099 her classes for both children and
were not as good as had he'! elPPCieqr adults, Friday afternoon and evening
but even so. there is more food in the Novpmber 9' in 'hp Town Mspmmy
world because of the garden work of Hall. For further information ’t-lionc'
these who never attempted such work 1970,
‘ previously. 5
Because we are- at war. Because we must have dollars as well as
men in the “fight for freedom. Because every Bond you buy helps to
win the war. Because they are the safest investment in the world today
HOW Can IBuy Them?
For each $50 subscribed pay: » -
$1 down $20 on December 15, 1917
$9 on November 15,1917 $20 on January 15,1918
If you wish. you can buy Liberty Bonds on still easier terms, only $1
down and $1 a week for each $50 Bond at many Banks, Trust Com-
panies, Investment Houses, Stores, etc. /
You don’t need a bank account to buy 3 Liberty Bond.
Norwaik's “war gardens" did their
WHERE Can I Buy Them? ,
At any Bank, Trust Company or Investment Banker.
Every dollar you pay goes to the Government. No commissions
are charged to you or paid to anyone.
REV. MR MESERVE VERY lLL
R Emmett ()w,en :icademlclnn of the __ __
Connecticut Acadt my of the Fine Arts Chaplain at Conn. Coast Artillery Reg.
‘lHartiordl member of the Gicenwicli lment Stricken With Pneu.
' Society of Artists, and \ ell known for mania _ I
ij. his paintings of New England lnni- FISHER'S iSl.AND. i.. l., on. 23.- ’
' leave. as well as {or his numerous n9“ “'N‘CI'Y “NWT? chaplain of
black and white illustrations cox r ”1“ Connecticut COG-ii driillcrv Reci-
paintings and designs for books and "“"' “ h" ' “3‘ "“9“ 1‘ mustered in
z; . magazines in \‘ew York. Boston 1nd to the Federal seriflice is seriously illl
VlLondon, has executed in oil a stud} of with pneumonia at h‘5 home “”9 1
"leather \lans Cam .. for Charles ll. “here he has been living \llth his
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Crandail of Cedar Heights. Greenwich. family since he entered the FM?” i
,, serv.lce it was reported toaiav that he'
‘fihzhz: :‘itiss :Efifzi‘g‘mdgzi'g is hnidinc his own. although the cris- :
‘ is has not been passed Rt-i. .\lr. Mc- t
. cycrai Demons who rrn‘empcr the do. serve “as formerlv pastor of the First
*thth leather ma“ Congregational (‘hurch in lianbilry'
and later of the First (Yonvregational
R COUGHS and COLDS Church 3? RI". N Y.. whence he went
to join the Coast Artillery forces as
Try our Compound SVl'lll) chaplain Dr. X. Selleck oi Danhurv, Z
WHEN Shall I Buy Them. 9
Buy them NOW. Subscriptions CIQSe October 27,1917.
. Our soldiers and sailors will GIVE their
lives. You are asked only :to LEND your
Whit‘éfiplcne 3d Tar his tomilt phvslci .n. has been assi=t~ i ,
e ‘ ‘. 'r i. n'. c ( I
‘ Sn turda}
can. A bond may save a life. A bond will
help to end the war.
“BER" 10AM GDMIUTTEE
Any manufacturer desiring pay envelopes can secure them
from the Publicity Committee. 3
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LIBERTY BONDS
You can buy bonds' in three ways.
1. Byfulipa entincash. '
2. By subls‘cln ing on ilk; Govern-
ment payment 1)
2 ngg“ cent at the time of sub-
scripti on.
13 pct cent. on November 15th.
40 per cent. on Deceinbsr 16th. .
40 her cent. on January 15th,
Mama“: » BUY YOUR BONDS TODAY
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