, [M& m ”we 4... .4.“
0iheial Bosch Service Station
No. 458
All Boschpsrts keptinstozit, also
other magnetto parts ail a hill
line of parts tor'cars with battery ignition
STROMBERG CARBURETOR SER-
’ ”I ‘,WOI.
nummmmm-
s New Assortment of
, INORWALKI'
l SOCIETY 3'
and Personal
NEWS
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l Albert Gwynne Le Hunt Pearson, oi '
‘the Fortyeighth Regiment, Scottish
Highlanders, formerly designer of the § VICE STATIQN- We “117 a full line of
. THE SOLDIER
yvcrsack Letters
25 cents J. to J t‘ash ti .. ' ity is
. I . lhome. at 01 has mill '1: 130 on a few Pitts “fulfil".
DONN ELLY’S ldays le-,ave be’ me embarking for over .
‘ sea a duties. His friends here are git-1 W. are expel“ on all Lightm‘ and Starting systems.
15 30- "till “- ling him a royal welcome.
SOUTH NORWALK.
inyevvs
a many friends of Master Ray- W,‘
i Pinkham uill be pleased to knots l Miss llelen 0. Pr-indli, H 33;“.
-the is now out of danger and on' Franklin junior high “11”,] 1.-
road to it COVPi‘y.
Corporal Alan Moses and Gunner.
Parker Belt returned yesterday to their
stations with the Thirty-fifth Long is-l
land Sound company. at Fort Terry,‘
Plum island, after attending several.
days in Norwalk on iitisriy Loan cam-i
jpaign duty. .
Service Station for Firestone olLtl Tires
nu‘cnancs or vacuum on,
\
.O’fl- 0"";
in stock at lowest prices in town. Let
us tell you about our fifteen (15) gal-
lon nonJeakable drum proposition.
A GRADE FOR EVERY MOTOR.
.All sizes of Ajax tires in stock and a complete line of
those good old Michelin Tubes and Shoes you have used for
years at the right prices.
The llardwz re &Auto Supply Co.
the
pi nd- :
ling the neck end at the lltllllt' or her;
. cousin Rear Admi .. l"anklin C. Prin
l‘Viih-tlie consent of the New York jdle, \\' unliington. l). C..; also stalling
cise board iohn Kohler has closed “hm,“ in that city.
III cafe at Seailes' (‘ i1‘,ner lenirn: ;.,rt
file! will tesuuie the ho el business at
old stand on the liidtzefitld ltldtl.
|
l Yeoman Lyman Bracken. of the U. S.
natal reserve at New York, spent yes-
Most Sensational Suit Sale of theSoason
All Our Fall Suits Remixed for Effective Clearsnee
MOST EXTRAORDINARY—310.50 $25.00 and $35.00 Values
All Specially Priced for This Sale at-
$19.98
$10.98 $27.50
Ohnr i
A 3.9 u ‘. 'Ihirge
Opened . ?.‘Y.{IL'1L_‘.‘.I’![(‘ -' Opened ‘
ltezjtiity at his hontein Norwalk. 42 Water Stmt' south Nomalk.
-——Happlt‘iess depends a lot on com-r _
. You can depend on Burnlmni-‘V
Br Cosy Comfort lieut for com-
It's the heat from
’8 made in \l'estchesier County” -
M'representatite will itltullv call at' Mrs lnniy t.. "he land of Rowayton, i
request lord & Burnham 00.. is spending the day in New tor t city
ngton“. i.\' Y.
John J. (lunr-niet'i. of the former Nor
walk Naval Militia, spent a short for»
ill" bull” lough in this city, yesterday.
Phone 1215-5.
_ FOOD PLEDGE CARDS CAMPAIGN.
Widerable progress is not"! in the This coming Wet-k. tit-mun: as to
it on the ornamentatnl lighting xmg 4, is ”3.. wwk of ”,3, gm.“
nu West avenue. iron Iiolr~ llii\'t"9lliit’:a Food Administration Pledge
m erected almost as lill' an ”11‘ high (‘ard cantpalgn.
00]. it is urgently requested that all pet»,
~—-—-—— :ple (hadrons of making this drive a not. I
John H. Riley, of this. city. has been cuss show their interest and nptrlotism '
culled‘to Norwallt on amount of tits— ' by signing these pledge cards and by
death of his mother, Airs. John Riley, helping in their distribution,
‘ or that place. The funeral newly“? Connecticut is to send 200,000pledge
be held in Nor-walk tomorrow cards to Washington or which Noi-
" ming. TDanbut-y News Friday. walk's‘quota is 5,000. in this connec
M...“ tlon it is a matter of much lllflfldl
I IJudge John ii. iflight Frederick L that a friendly rivalry has arisen be-
Llsnson and Franklin A Smith llll\t‘;l“”‘ our state and Florida” Flori ls
i: been appointed to the l'nitetl Stair rat's she will not more names in pro
{pod administration as the committee portion to her Npuln‘tlon than Conncc‘.
“load conservation in Norunlk. 'l‘hey ticut.. Connecticut eagerly taken up'
.gwill first conduct an inimigatio it into lllls challenge .
. the coal situation . The signing of the card is a small
* “ service to ask in no great a cause—-
'Mnlor Edward P Weed. commanding that ”9°91“ shall ”9 Wllllllt to shell
Battalion C, Fourth Military District. I‘m” "“1““ anti loyalty lb this fine and
’ 0. H. G., has called for a report tionlial’lcmlld“ conduit?” campaign. Our;
be commander at each company in l" ople “‘9 "3k”! ‘0 DlflCP confidence in
the battalion on the work of hi com- the chairman anti tonimittee and to ig- l
' hand in the Home Guard maneuiers ol' norc rumor “9“”0‘15 statements Ml
Sunday, ’.- I‘ll“‘“"mlnnf'~I‘i ll is certain they Willi
‘ do this when they know that thert is,
‘ueil-‘toundtd belief that antagonistlcj
”mm“ m'f‘ Dart of a wellorganlzed
'1'"! m propaganda.
Any who wish instructions help rr
cards are asked to applv to gym \‘or-
Allow us to introduce our new company of metal Fall suits
for men who want clothing with all the insignia of pronounced
style.
The curve of the back, the curve ti the front, the curve of the
lapel—every point makes a point llln dividual style.
I The colors, patterns and weaves all carry out the ides of get.
ting away from the commonplace.
Prices $15 to $35.
Rogers & Stevens
Norwalk So. Norwalk
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Mrs. Mary E. liyinzton. during the .
,‘Clvil Ward redder! in Vista with llvl‘
father. the inte .iames Rtiscoe, their
“whome being now occupied by Edwin
"Foster. ller five. brothers intended"
husband and br()tllf‘i‘-\.lll-li\\,
"the army and all returned home safe
the brothers all being over 6 feet in
height; in the present war she has
IFloyd 3.an Russell l’Vingmn, of .\'or-
walk. uhlch shows that the blood (t
patriotism :‘lill flows in the ‘Ruscot .
.-___-_.. .mfi,‘
:ELECTRIC SIGNS 00 l Mrs. Anderson“ of Garden City is via-
‘r‘ ,. 3 H ~ a l . . TO SAVE ”COM. PILE'l‘iilng her sister. Miss Butmnn.
Mm Liming”. 9:223:31 1:" \ihéltngtziiii l..li)GEl‘ORT Oct 23 attritigeport Mrs Harry Bennett and Mists Clara
nue. Namath. manufat-turets and adiertisers have Frank of lierwin street,Norwnlk have
lsiatttcl the abolition of electrical tlii Ilteen ilsitinu Mrs. Julia Lane.
_;plays in this city, This action has Stone Mason Banks of the Westport
lite-en taken as a result of appeals for chd is repairing the chimney on Miss
u'~‘l crnserv.ation it follown closely Carpenter's residence.
«upon similar action taken by large ad Mrs. Daiid \linton narrowly escaped
‘it-rtisrrs in .Vevi \ork city and else- a serious accident when her clothing
when throughout the t'tflted Slates. owns caught last week in the elevator
(‘Wtu
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An effort is being made to have the Rub Pain Right Out With Small Trial
blew York, New Haven & Hartford Bottle of Old "St. Jacob’s ..
{and make Georgetown :1 stopping: Oil"
I I for'the train. from South Norwnlk ' Rhmmflilflm is ”pain" only.
“Iln Danbury at 6:21 p. in. Several 3'01 "no case in fifty requires lntel' .tJ. Warner in charge of the engl ’
us. including teachers and work- Ml treatment. 5'00 drugirinz! Rub neering department said that it wasI
in erGeorgetown wire mills travel soothing, penetrating "St. Jacob's ()il' bl“! one. or many steps taken by them
gluon Danbury or Beihel and PM" 'NO ‘01” 801’? 5?”! HCthI "to keep the coal pile up."
etowm and this train is the most 50mm “MI relit‘f comes inatanilv 5', l~ Other manufacturers in Bridgeport
venient for them to return on A! “Mb” 0" I l“ a hamli’“ l'“9“m3"“mI he said, have realized the great amdunt
.t it is necessary for these people 1""li Whli‘l‘ “9’9? disappoints 9““ lof wasted energy in big electric letters
Init- om Georgetown to Branch- 93:13“: burn "2;;ka ! i l G and nill close them as evidence of the;
m rup! comparing! et'
7__ :lhe‘tffn a small trial bottle. of old, honest‘ ”Si. :Aflgéliémlnzngogzfirl? with: Passages frequent, scanty, painful.
Jacob’s Oil" of an drug store and ll' .. '3 rat on 1” time to ‘9" ”m“ kidney"
R COUGHS and COLDS just a moment yzu'li be (Ire;- from Etery bit or coal burned for such trouble
. our Compound Syrup rheumatic pain, soreness and mun“ illriégilnglon is a pound wanted for the It‘s time
White Pine and Tar ” “° °“ “' America‘s “shuns Pills
"Don't suffer! Relief awaits you! "St. n i ,, he said 3
25 Cents Jacob's on" is just as good for sciat 3 t 00w' s have done rm! work in this
. "" locality.
n. -Powell Corporation '
’tca, neuralgia, iumbago, backache,
sprains-Adv. ‘ l Wm umbumer. 9 First street.
_ ______ gwm East Norwnlk, says: "I have used
. - . ILT_Q_N
Closed to the Curious
nimI Barron «mountain is visit-
E'Dosns Kidney Pills at diler‘ent times
. liri the past years and they have pm
,en very beneficial Sometimes my
back has been went and then its!
been a. dull and constant thrush
we proofagainst lire, thieves and burglars are the m her new" mm", mm“ M the small oi it. Then argue, ao-l
valuables and documents contained in the safe deposit’ boxes xm wmm pas-use
"lathe vaults oftbh bank. Y: or treasures autoo valuable to In Charlotte Olmstead. airs rim. w, 0, mm ”mum 1 g... M
‘uhkforthetrifllngupense at . Medspositboxlim. Wein- "41'3"" Mull of 5'0"“ Wed Donna Kidney Pills and they have
-—-—-p to Wilton on Thursday and culled on soon ended '13. {mug}
mu Harriett Olmsted. i m m, u .1] dm Don't pin-
The annual meeting at the Ladies 9;, m for . um remedy-wet
Home Ills-loony Society was bold Donna m Pius—tbs samutimt'
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Trades” “3., ”mm but. rmlnm
toilnenediet. Alamhmbersbcowm -Mato,N..Y—uv. '
tourist! and an enioyobla afternoon was!
l
it taken the initial step. ordering the his her Wilton home on Thursday after
Ielectric sign upon its plant to be shut seieral day' 3 treatment in the hospital
loft? tintil further notice.
NATURE'S WARNING
South Norwaik Peepie Must Reeog
nine and Need it
Kidney ills come-mysteriously.
But nature generally warns you.
Notice the kidney secretions,
See it the color isw‘unnatural-
if there are settlinws and sediment.
l
to use Donn-s Kidney
Whenever I have noticed
i
m
unnumsnn
Norwalli SavingsBanIt
QDWflMOflhM mahmhfio sol-3
sum .fi: tu»"¢mwuu mg“
This \\' arner iirothers' Company has, of a New York store. She returned to ‘
[comet selections. A mlnntrel
miionshave been Connecticut in. The inc-bees ottheh. C T. U.
Ammniymotmi‘
An Obi ect Lesson
The plates are the first part: of your battery to be affected by
abuse or negligence.
Starving and lack of water harden: them, overheating buckles
them. In either case, the battery is ultimately nude inefficient, or,
even unclean-ruined.
lOfc‘ourse any batterywill wearoutintime,but/90%o!all
battery troubles might have been avoided by regular care,
or prompt attention when the first-symptoms of trouble nppeared.‘
Keepinnouchwitbusandyou'llbedollarsnbeud—fihe goodrnoneyyou'ro
spending on avoidable repairs, the price of a new battery even—4o: regular
care means longer battery life.
Fairbanks Storage Battery Co,
Inc.
so. NORWALK
It
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STORAGE
BATTERY
dl‘
SERVICE STATION
Will
HEILDI A BANNER EOCIAL
Daughters of Liberty held a banner
social at the lodge ropms on Thursday
evening of this week at which a very
good time was had and at which a.‘
very fine program was presented.‘
Among the entertainers were l-‘re'd
Scotield and Master Raymond Ander-
son. of Rownyton. the latter‘ nlrinc
first
part was followed and among the
songs sung were "The Sunshine oiI
Your Smile." and "Over There." The
“Star Spangled Banner was sun: tn'I
closing After the program had been
presented Mrs Rnsséll Broadway was
presented with a handsome (em. The
committee were Fred Scarlett! Mr.
Roberta, Ira. Annle‘ Pin er, Mrs
Adeline Pennet,‘ Mrs. Merton and
In. William Piatt.
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
'VEEDOL MOTOR OlL"
DIXON’S ,~‘GRAPillTE GREASE.
UNITED S NTESTIRES.
WEED TIRE Cit it‘ll, SPOT LOHTS
I DISTRIBUTORS 0F _
Dodge Bros. Motor Cars, Oldsmobile
S. L. Benedict
7’3““No. Main St. 80. Norwaik
Wfifi
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vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
hold a sock! yesterday afternoon with
In. Long-tail, 0! Stevens street.
Therowere a good number in attend-
snee,sudadeitgbttulumowssbad.
Andes! pron-II was rendered. ..
Inflamtbomto
nonhuman” tum
tbsuflwoeksuimittel bprrepnrt
sldttwnsdoetlsllyinteusttug.
muse-nod.
m-m‘ 1N
"AAAAA‘AAA‘AIAA
ACKIIT HANG".
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A «not W' ' akin bases; is a
truss, him on um twic-
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Norwalk Chronicler