' tion of olilcers of the Men's Class of
the popular letter
. artist. who has been enjoying a brie!
‘ vacation. bu resumed his duties again.
James Mord.
Deputy game wardens are especially
alert this fall for the detection of vio
lators oi the state laws.
Itev. it. E. Wilson will lead the meet-I
tug at the East Avenue M. E. church‘
this evening
Connecticut pastors of Swedish Lu
thernn churches have been in Worces- l
tor. "398., to attend the meeting of the;
New England conference.
Next Sunday will be observed in tho
local churches as President Wilson;
has asked l. 0.. devoted principally to
prayer for the success of our arms.
Tomorrow evening the annual elec—
tho East Avenue M. E. church will ho
held.
The usual sewing society for the Red
Cross society was held yesterday at
ternoon at the meeting of the Ladies’.
Aid society of the East Avenue M. E."
chu: ch. ' . l
ma—«v—
Building inspector Clarence l. Finch
expected to go to New York yesterday;
but had to postpone his trip because of
the storm. it is thought that he may
go today.
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A record breaking attendance is ex-
pected at the llaliowe' on social to be
held next Monday evenhig at Christ
church by St. Agnes Guild of thel
_ church.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Christ
church will not meet this afternoon as
planned. but will meet tomorrow after.
noon at the home 01 Mrs. Arthur More
house
The State Teacher’s Association will
not-t in Norwalk tomorrow andabougkown. Ph. D.. at the Doris-n Congre
700 instructors are espectod to spend
[he day here
in the local hotels and restaurants for
the teachers.
Advent Christian church will be held
this evening, led by thepastor. liter. 0.
N. Toepie.
wind» 3 gpeoisl meeting for the'Titll-
in; class, ’
has returned from her vacation. 1
cottage near Stony Brook, which he
recently bought.
is back at work again after suflerins
. shan- ot the Liberty loan.
hiss Lacy Show of Noroton Heights
Dr. C. B, [color is remodeling the
Charles llnrphy of the Stewart force
with an ulcerated tooth for a few days.?
Frank DeCourcey attended the last:
showing of the "Honor System" at the
Regent theatre Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Holday entertained
the latter's niece, Miss Dorothy Pitch, A
and a girl friend. Sunday.
JohnOlderin tools a day on from his
studies at the high school in order to
assist in the Stewart store.
Edward Rowe, a baker on the U. B
transpon Constellation. visited Tracy
.\'. Collins of the Heights a few days
ago.
John W. Dugdaie who is bugler on
the U. S. training ship, Granite City,
spent a day recently with his parents,
at the Heights.
Contractor Clarence E. Bcofleld is
erecting a new garage for Dr. W. C. it.
Wheeler at "The liicltories." on Broolt- .
slidu avenue.
Mrs. Schlutcr , who was formerly
'housernaid {or Dr. Conversc, bastalten
a similar position with Mrs. R. H.
W.heeler
Several of the stores observed ldb
erty Day in Darien yesterday, and it
was a very ioyiul Liberty Day. since
the people here over subscribed their
‘1
SouthN
W. F. Shrsyer and family of Winni'
pack have moved into lilaytnond, street
& Son's house on the Post road, near
Gracie street.
One of thr- residents of Norotor.
Heights reportx having picked a pint
of red raspberrits irom his prdcn
one day last week.
The Woman's Guild of St. Lne' 5
church is planning for its annual ruin
triage sale to be held the first three ,
Saturdays in November warm.
Eugene Wiflmott with Andrew 'l‘sy-
lor' a big Mock truck has a contract for
hauling at Saugstuck which will keep ,
him busy lor several manila.
The storm yesterday caused many of .
{the residents of the town to lie-without
Match 'Frithy’s
lcloctric lights last night and in many
‘catu-s candles had to be used.
ANNOUNCING
the opening of
entirely remodeled store
'68 Washington St,
orwalk
0N
Saturdanoctober 21:1:
paper tor! fur-
ther intonation oi 'tlorwallt’s
nest :grextlssive and shouted
women’s and mosses’ ready-lo-
’-
lt is (xpected that rotnonstnnto will
'be filed until nst the renewal of v :ne of
lthe local saloon licenses A [)t'llll')" ii
'this end is being circulattd in town
. Next Sunday will be the last Sunday
lot the long pastorate of ltev. Herbert. S.
rational chucrh. as he some the, IilkI-islc ficseinhlachwbite sultan . . . . . . . . . . 856 “6390
Dinner will m. “in 041 pastorate of the Olivet Congregationii Silkribre nm in Nach'hfi. mm , , , 596.35g m 89c
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1°“;ij EL§1;“12::°2'.3“..S;3‘ film p cm: Bose m black and white. ...... ........ use and $1. to
s l'l
--............ has mm“ a number n, manna“ w ' Lsdiss' Phoenix Boss in blacksnd white lisls ... ........ 55;er
Thrcgular midweek mes-ting of m in how ,0, store ”Ruble, m m .Silk Hose in black and white . . . . .. .............. ace—$1. 1
winter, for rm. distribution, from the Ladies' Tripiatoe flou' in cotton, black, brown and leather, .
toad conservation authorities at ”a “a 35‘:
All" W“ ”can“ the" l"""""““ Silk Rose in black, ism. suede, mahogany and Russian calf,
A number of Darien Sunday‘school m m ‘1 50
workers of the various churches are . ' ' . '
. ~. planning to attend the count 1 Sunday Children snose 111me white ...... ‘ . . . . lbc,2(lc,25c,35c
The members or the East Norwamgchool convention to meet at ilanbury lion's Rose in black. whiteneds and navy . . . ., . . 15c,26c, 500
Improvement Association will meet Friday and Saturday of this week
this afternoon and take pa“ in the m The boys in town now havr- the trap-
my loan parade A number of the ping fei er, and are nearly all not log
members had made plans. to attend traps tor muskrata and other for
yesterday but the paradn was can- bearing animals. Joe Amend caught a
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lost Norwslk today and have been It.
. and flies and which caused the tide
celled on account or the storm.
The annual inspection of the Addie.
V 3d..was held this morning, the in-
spectors (tom New Haven almply look-
ing over the boat and going over its on.
ghannd other parts. This is simply
I latter of form that the government
inspectors bare to go through every
year.
The trolley tracks on Seaview avo-
nne were flooded in places yesterday
afternoon from the combination of:
wind, rain and tide so that those peo
ple who rode in the trolleys had all tho"
experience of an ocean trip without
.looring land
if you have tried to locate anyone in
mm you may lay it to yester-
day's atom which blew down wires,
to wander'fsr from its natural elo-
montsyosterday afternoon so far in
he! that the Ferris Coal company had
one of its bins hooded. the ill-Po
”m many had its docks cov-
Col. floats worenndsrwatsr. small
hosts was dragged tram their
h! or also it they were not were
“may
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ago. _
Sam Sherer Went duck hunting yes
terday, as it is said that the kind of
weather we had yesterday was Just the
kind that is most favorable in getting
these birds.
G. D. Tiiiey received several crates
of China ducks yesterday and they
were the prettiest birds of this specie
tthat have ever been seen in this part
:of the country. Mr. Tilley will ndzi_
these pretty birds to his well knOwn
bird tarln
Business has been increasing so rap
idly with E. ii. Grout the local blaci:
smith, that he has now made plans to,
open a larger and upto date blscltstnlth‘
shop in the most centrally located part
of town. Hts uhop will be ready for
business nest Honday, Judging from';
the manner in which the carpenters'
goodlinesin
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“Washington St.
' Ladies’ {and Children’s
Winter. Underwear
Thiskindoflarchsndiscisscsrcabutweareshlatoshow
Union Suits, Undershii‘isl'and ’llrawcrs ’
at popular prices. Givens theopportunily.
A. Dickerman “8; Son’ 5
MIMI!" 810”.
Mill
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are doing the work. l
Walter flambert was a very muchl
Wotan Sunday when he learne-l'today. where they witnessed the par-
nesdng the raising from a large ship loan. One or the great things which
tho/famous German submarine, the U. impressed the Darla: people was the
c. 59, which was captured by the lirit- tact that all business was wounded.
ish. Thasnbuartne was pllcod in Con-Isthmus closed "tor a half day. news—
mooo trsl muss-an aid to raising more papers worsen the streets sniton:
money hr the minty Bond scrim and Not-walk mounted s bolt
lomodhnwslbumigsodhispovdsyu
“Tumult“!- Day, nisgslhcltlm Worm
efimwmmnmsm maddumfisussurmum, minimums:
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that while in New York he was we ado for the dual drive of the lecru j
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‘ keep-what you have.
3 tyranny and oppression " '
sothat liberty and justice
I: may endure.
. will be returned with
y are tax exempt except
. l'shHNisdy maps-L
Writ-ass Id.
~ wuss-us.
“new“ , -.
yanks-mm
“Quality Shop”
SOUTH NORw-ALK.
BUY A LIBERTY BOND
The boys in khaki
are going “over
there" to fight ,
INFANTS WEAR
Warm winter wearables for the baby s contort are here
in an assortment which' is sure to appeal to many mothers.
The garments are well made by experts and are dainty,
practical and durable
WINTER COATS, DRESSES, SLIPS, SWEATERS, KNIT '
Wilma, GOWNS, WRAPPBRS, SACQUES, HOSIEBY,
to, to
[others will be delighted with the collection.
Your visit is cordially requested.
Hoot/M rt: Pia/(L i" "
4.6/1 CHMUE MIRt’HhNDUlfi.
stay here in peace.
They march away
smiling, leaving tars
behind them. . You stay
at home tearfully with,
miles to greet you.
They're giving all they .; ,
have so that you may
They're stamping out
Some will never re-
turn. You are needed
as much as they to win
this war. You have a
part to play at home.”
theyth a duty to do
~abroad.
Then buy at Liberty
Bond. lt's a protection
for your home that no
power can penetrate.
The United States
Government is not tak-
ing your money to lteep.
Every cent you invest
4% interest yearly. .
You CAN afiord it. ' '
Don t say you cannot.
As little as $l a week
pays for a bond. Any
0
investment banker will
Sons and Fathers Meet at Billiards
-Man to Man!
Play'Csrosn and Pocket Billiards in your Item
and rear rod-blooded boys. r
Unite all m of your {amily in this lite-long
comradeship.
Home: stood the protection of those fascinating
pastimes shared in common—yon own your boys
_ and girls your own society.
Andyonflllovotbc“8illiardfiour”asmnchssthoy. ‘\
BRUNSWICK
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Not toys—but science: Caron and Pocket 3mm: rm."
Handsome, designs in sires to fit all homos.
"Quick Mountable” Brunswick can he sat up any-
whars-withsaso,snd awaywhennotinuss.
Brunswick price: ransom from $95 u,pwsrd according to
doosnddflil’o Purchssal'lsnlstsyonpiaywhiio
9‘1- M. .m-s Maud hoe.
Costs in and try your skill on than last, scour-to Bruno' .
wicks. Learn how homo billiards exhilaratss the mind and '
body and keeps tho boys 08 the strata
A. J. ANGEVINE ‘.& ~SON’C0.
buy it for you without
charge. See about. it .‘
today. Liberty Borwls- )3
for the inheritance tax.
and the income tax,
where incomes are over:
$5,000 annually.
hberty Loan.
Cornmittee ‘
Snood Fedora! Rsun's District . V‘
TH: space contributed by:
“and. 1" c.- l
m. ....-..._-..'.. .c. -
Winks“
‘i
Jackson Street dailyeexceptSun- '
ed at Norwalk .up .to 5:00 p. 'm.
and at So Norwdlk up to 5:30 .
;p. m.
Pupils 11‘ C5. “‘”"
Express SerVice at
Freight Rates to
“New York
Steamers Islander and Beard-
sley «leave pier 45 E :11. .foot of
days at 300 p, in. ‘Freig’htreceiy-
‘WEANSMINE r 4
Norwalk Chronicler