u
T"“"“” “”17 stiffltltittttllil
Harris 8: Cans ' "
The particular line of \vtil' work'
tha' has been taken up tnbst exteu-K
sin—l} h) Sunrag‘lrsts :24 the convex-van,
tion of food. They hate evaporated
(-Wr since war was declared with the
:l unty Farm Bureaus and they have
been equally eager to cooperate with
ilk Hoover. They ate. We.
Particularly interested in the new
Hoover campaign and the rulings
{leagues may be counted upon to fur-
ni‘ humerus vdnnteers tor the
work of carrying that campaign
through. An appeal is also being
trade to Wragists to aid in the pre-
sent emergency caused by the lack or
sugar. They are asked to forego
candy and to spread the appeal for a
lmaller consumption of candy in their
communities. When the world is
really hungering for sugar for the‘
,J‘genuine food needs, it seems
though it would be impossible even
“for ithe dilldncn to enjoy candy—-
COAL
That’s All
it Water Street
ed will actually go short of a food
that is necessary for their recovery.
Tsl. 1::
action
ing in nu. ii
'of 8.1(‘u road flom the nfllroatl a" a-
831
which new: that the sick and wound I
Elly News‘
Court Cecile, Daughters of (‘astllm
will hold a regular meeting this men
1.5. A report on the recent (8rd pnl‘yt ‘
yill be made.
Some of the hon-s write from the
training camps that thc beds are hard,
but the vaccinations are all that could
be detired.
-~LU!OGH AT COUNTRY CLUB
you will enjoy it am. on 'b‘rldsy' n Spe-
cial luncheon is served,
'Iiuilding inspector t‘larence I. Finch
yesterday Infiucd permits to wire the
James Inmnelly More audition in South
lain street. and the home of Mrs. John
Bealy, 701nm street.
The I). A. R. chapters of Connscticut
haw alrandy collected 2.000 glasses of
folly to be distributed, have made 5.400
gnrmcnts. and 5,744 surgical dressing:
for the Red Cross. ‘
James E. Flynn, treasurer of the sec.
and ward Democratic committee, has
, to them.
I‘g isth have the strongest
; tion.
In New Haven the Equal Franchise
League has been asked to canvassone
wardrcompletlely tor the Hoot'er'
pledge. Thists in addition to the}
work that will it? done by Suffrage
‘yoluntecrs n ”It other wards The
Suffrage organization will be entirely
lwponsible for the ward under their
charge, and past experience of the[
work of the New Haven Equal I-‘nnfl
cllisc League g yes the nst-turnncelhat;
there will be no ward in the city mole
thoroughly or electivcly cantastlcti.I
than the one that has been entrusted
In other towns and cities
tilt same procedure will probably be
followed. In some of the smaller
towns where theta is no local coun- a
til at dclt-nsc and where the Suffra-
organiza-
tlw cwanvassinx will be entirely]
undertaken by the Su’ftrsge leaguei
in othcts the lessor as n league will
cooperate with other organiutions..
and in all the town not cities the
l-‘tuflragists will be among the most
active workers. whether they work
ulldtr their own officers or under ofll
cérs oi’ the local defense councils.
Tho work is of the gmatest impart- i
ance- Many min and women do not
' yct begin to comprehend the psrt that!
'Amcrica must play if the war is who
won. Nobody bellevcll that the My
lies will be beaten in the wnr but}
thcre is a hardcr struggle sbndtbanl
"he majority of Amcricsns bellevo.‘
and the part thru the stay at home
men and women of the l 'nited Statesl
met play if the war is to be won,
in that of feeding the tighten It
matters not- -whlcb of the armies the
fighters belou All must be fed or
5...." new mac Ar camp dust and holes brat
uvens [automobiles which have planned overI
AYER. hast. Oct. 29~lmmediate it. since the opening of the canton-
I‘) he it or Donal-intent look- ment. and motor drivers have nick
toward the (manor ion Inamed it ‘the Bumps" I
l-‘lorts by Malortleneral images to
tion here to (‘amp lie. vans booked in have the .tos-n animal: put tho high I
a letter sent to Secrltary Wr today’ wav in good condition have
,by Charles Gibson a member at the had no result an it has been {mind
training activities committee.
present dirt road has been torn to the apportionment ot the costs,
thus (an
The impossible to reath an agreement on
Allow us to introduce our new company of special Fall suits -
for men who want clothing with ‘all the insignia. of pronounced
style.
The curve of the back. the curve of the front, the curve of the
lspol~every point makss a point of individunl style.
The colors, patterns and weaves nll carry out the Ides of get-
ting away from the commonplace.
Prices $15 to 835.
Rogers & Stevens .
Norwalk
than“: «DIM——
no». cash
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113.: . 137 Washington St.
I COAL
Bmwllcat, N0. 2 Nut, Egg, Broken in stock
Hoping to have some Stove and Nut
nextweck.
Second Liberty Loan
I0ur advertisemént for the inst Liberty Losn was—If 3°“
can t go over-jeans seross. Wsupentthilm {01' the new
losn. (Joins across and buy s Liberty bond to 11th 1"! ex-
pmuforourboyswhosregoing into the trenches and on
it
SO. Norwalk
they cannot fight slid success is en-
dangered by hunger Is the hatch
lines Just as lunch so by hunger in
American lines
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reported to the town clerk that approx.
lmately ”00 was» contributed to the
ward fund and that there is s small
balancc in the- treasury. ;
' " "‘ i JAIEI It. HURIAV KILLED.
Star of Columbia Circle Companion Head of Motor Car Company Dies in
of the Form, will hold a special meet— Automobile “client-
,- . , , HAL'I‘,|MORE Md. Oct. 2-i»~—.Iames
ing this «toning .lt tht home of the I: Ratcltfle Murray. twentymeven "In”
nanclal sccrctnry \lr» " Howard. c,ld of the Murray Motor Car com-
Elmtrtst to an action in regard to papy nnd prominent socially. WBII
purchasinga Lib!!!) Bond. killed last evening when an automo-f
bile in which he was rdlng overturn
. . ml to Chat-ten street. The machine
\initors toI tht Norwich tuberculosis skidded for about thirty- five feet,
snuitnrium are enjoying the beautiful tumpd and toppled owl rolling over
prospect, now that the foliage is no -.Mr Murray's body and tllcn righting
brilliant, while realizing what a sight- "“9"-
ly, healthy and accessible location the “u" Murray '” hurried I"! I“.
state chose for the admirably managed _
institution
i
MANY STRIKES SETTLED
WASINHGTON, Oct. 2L—About
Th. annual “3""! 1931"“ Vi“ be three hundred strikes orlabor contro-
held by the King's Messensem' Circle vcrnles, involving 700,004) men direct-
in Cranbury Union Chapel, this even- [y and 300,000 indirectly, haVe been
lug Aneutertainment will be provided settled by federal mediators of the
and there will be a sale of vegetables, Department of Labor since the war
fruit and canned goods All are invited Iwas dcclared. Only fmty- five at
and the admission is free. .tempts to mediate were unsuccessful.
land one hundred cases are still pend-
Judge Burpee bu declared a sns~i Hing
Wilden of sentence in the cm Of All- tnry Wilson, is In charge of media-
"W0 9050!!!!” who V” “all“! It'll-I tlon work since the secretary is in the
tenced to six month In 13" 101’ Ila-"RF west at the head of President Wil-I
voting in the robbery of the Norwnlk sons special labor investigating corn
Brass Company's shop, in Mechanic Ignace,
street. Dedonato is represented in tbei
notion by attorney [re 0. Gregory.
Eiwood_8_tGlovet
Cheapness is
i
'l'here will be a rehearsal for the
Trinity Club minstrels tonight in the.
club room Tatum. Friday ev .
than will be a rehearsal or the sheicb.‘
Monday evening there will be I rehear‘
not f the minstrels. Tnesds ' _
- ...., 35...... m... Wm: .12.: Expen Slve
. Wetlands ev n c I
will its annual I’lalmii'e‘ntgirt:b '1, m mm m sch“
”.3- . Wisely
.. , _ BANANII & sons
Open today until ~ Balaton Shoes. for Men
6 p. or. Friday These dbl; $313” have
TIMI) '9 3' III. We have on in s variety of
unit! 5 p. m. and hug-18W
7 until 9 in the
to re-
‘
Elwood8tGlovet
122 Wssbm new
south um
i
t
I
i
Hugh L Kerwin aide to Sacra-l
Well Dressed Women
Wear Edwin C. Burt’s Shoes
Because experience has taught them that
there is no better shot: Ior style, contort
or line appearance. All the new models
now really.
HOSIERY TO MATCH
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
I! Wuhington Direct. 8M5 .NOI'IIII.
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
5s Wall Street. Norwalk.
KRYP'I‘OK mums—Folding Oxfords in Gold of
Shell Shut-On and Other Meanings.
Thorough enamlnatim of flu syss. Dcnlists’ prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expat Repairing.
__—.._-...
STONEWARE
{dwellings
$1.00downand31.00psr
wsekputsthismsrvslous
lsbor saving cabinet in
yonrholns. nmu‘m.
ing of greater convenience,
nobettsroonstrnotionand
oontainsfestnresthstesn-
notbstonndinsnyotba
cabinet.
‘1 W Kitchen
Osblnst will free tbs
housewife of mo
the water WillingI _ to give their liven {or the country.
811me at once forstieastonebond.Wswillsellyoun
bond on the partial pm plan.
The City National Bank
Roots
No' arlss
Fubne
Guam-
ship
Ticks”
I maflhsdditlolloonrmd
The Winter Fashion Book
in Another Pictorial Review Triumph!
norm rousr.
(Gregory Boulevard!
East Norwalk
Opens May :
SHORE DINNERS AND A“)
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO 03138?
101-110 E. O’SULLIVAN, Pup.
Telephone no
w
- TEETH -
mom HAITI
Dr. I. H. Mallory
to lo. Haiti 8:, lo. lot-walk, a.
WOnmtcbpmfltosp...
outlays 3! Wm Only
The Banner Bakery
I'sl I1 I I looms strait
W0 are now this to supply 0-
mm with Pill, mid. to I
order each dsyl. We slso hsw'f'
wan MI and 00?!!!"
mom‘s
Late Examiner ,
80nd
U. 8. Patent
office for Booklet
on Psten tIs ,‘ '
five-qr .
tl'ls lulu stun
i nnlnormr. 001mm '
M
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IXPRESO BERVICI AT ”NIGHT
RATES TO NEW YORK
"I! MINING/J. SMITH TEAM
PORTATIOU LINE. Ins.
Freight boat lsavw Pier 48. Iss
River, P". York (Iodl. of Jack.
It.) «my way except sand-y. s! I’ p.
m. Freight received st Norwallt w to
I pill-sud at South Not-walk up Is.
I: 00 p a
ZELUFF’S >
mono
North Main Street
833-Phonu— 1 532;.
cm 141: Costume 1m
, 2s ants 1s cents
to mod“ the W in
NOVEMBER PATTERNS now on Sale
’ JAMES DONNELLY
SO. NORWALK ' CONN.
it:
A New Line oi
0iIice Furniture
Roll Top Bests,"flil 'Iop Desks, Type"
Writer Desks, Revolving Book Caseslalld‘
all Types oi BIIlce Chairs.
Pro-pl Allis Delivery
RAYMOND at SON
. u | ,
Whitman’stocolatcs
M
fillUll-‘I' "PIWRWIM-‘L Q
lull". m.
Remington allotth
sold st 05 per month. , '
FLUID!" :
TYPEWRITER IXCHANGI
Em Palm Ave. um m
[I You Ilave q
Any .Itmlt
““" S. Jolie
"1'1”.1'0
Buses-crumb. mm
mm
flMMMlm
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THE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE
Frisble’s Pics
The Most Rollo-lobes-
scrt. SoIIaiAlStorcs.
Tryl'lel.
y I 03.8.1!!!” V
m," “in.“ them-i
David W. Inna!
uunrltrllltEll ;.
1d. also film man.
a momma or.
III In um um
Norwalk Chronicler