AANNNN Atrium-N
Thompsonville Raisin the
.~ Old Nick When minimum
Is Passed __
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That’s All
THOH PSONVILLE. Oct. 27.“
erty Loan sale last night by the ring»
‘1
firing of cannon and a street parade.
During the excitement, ttwo false
alarms of tire weer rung. causing
A large mutton exploded on the sixth
volley on the
was injured. The firing sound was
ploded.
At
held in the Iown building.
nouncement was made that
Cl Won: Strut
Ti. 7.: "'
Hartford Carpet company.
is credited to Thompsonvillle.
puts the local sale at 32710.450.
minimum being 3260.000. it
day.
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_ ' ’ COLUMBIA LOSES1
FINE QUARTER1BACK
A. W. Venn has purchased an auto
mobile from D. w. Flint.
Workmen are busy on Washington
street putting cable.“ through for the
electric lighting system.
SH \\ “NIH. Get.
All CELEBR1TNN
Titompsonville celebrated the pas-sing
ot‘ the uAAnmAum allotment it: the Lib
ing at the church bells, a b1g bonfire.
needless [Build]! the fire department.
"island," but no pne
100 ieet from the. cannon when it er
the nAreting of the canvassers.
the an.
the
81.000.000 subscribed by the Blgelow-
8100.000
Great
- cheering resulted. This subscription
the
is ex-
pected that the total naltr oi bonds
here will be $325,000 at the close to
WHO JOINS COLORS
2:3. - (‘ olumbia 5
football ( (mm at Motuingsideileighis
mm thrown into consternation yes-
: terdny by the news that llloward Mii~
I ould not
quced prices on all trimmed
, hats A.e uox .uilnnery, 29 South Main
mm. South Norwatk, Conn.
play attain this
Aitw- he is enrolled.
day night,
The regular meeting of the ‘McMul- gent-rally known until ymderday.
len Yacht club will be held Thursday.
November 1. at 7:3 p. AAA., at the club
rooms. ' stay oi lilo elo-ten
Jack (luerin. who has been in Hart-
bia's hopes for a his season.
Ibrd and ohter places for several
ler. the team's quarterback. Probably
seamen
Miller has been called to Newport to
min the Naval Rein rvv. in‘ which ser
He ltitit on Sun
but his departure was no’
The loss of Miller is a hard blow.
He is generally A'A-guidtd :15 tlAt‘. main
His impressive
work against lnion lust Siaturdny in
din-(ting a AAA 'et mun raised Colum
, His
two livid goals also proved conclusive.-
months' h‘g taken 13 DGSlliOII in [he iy iillll ht' is fill" iill“ master di’bp
' I" v .
urdick invl wng' on. South Main “‘1‘” "l.“"m" litm-
.Bli'tfl u H . 1' "‘3‘ 01"me stated about (‘olum-
hia football quarters yesterday ihll
Milkir was summoned
The tire! meeting or the creditors of
(1. S. Boughton. of Barton. will be held
at the cities or the referee in bank—
ruptcy, 881i Main sin-ct. Bridgeport, on
November 2.
all-star eleven. The former
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LIGAMENTS TOliN
St. Paul's parish has purchased the.
brick building in Park street; owned by
the lsaac Lockwood estate. The. par
ish now owns the entire block bounded
by Church street, Park street. North
avenue and East avenue.
Wright
eitzht (‘oast Defense Company,
iniurv 110 received
, - while running on the cemdnt iloor a
After being nuder canvas since they the barracks.
went to Fort Wright in July. the 28th
company has been transferred to the
big barracks at the tortiflcation. where.
they will make their quarters during
the cold weather. .
arm.
ADVERTIBBD LETTERS
All the local holders of liquor 1i-
eenses have applied for renewals. The
licenses now in lorce will expire Nov- week ending Oct. 27. 1917.
ember 1, and the county commissioners David Diamond. 16 (trove street.
‘wiil come here in the near future to Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Fran-r.
grant new licenses. ' Thomas Genghis.
Geo. Goodman. ‘ ‘
Murphy Kerns. 1.0 Marshall.
l. Knehnell.
Mrs. W. H. Leard. E.
Mrs. Emma Miller, Mvrtlc street.
Mrs. Chan. S. Peck. Went ave.
Mrs E. Sealev, 22 Woodward ave.
Miss Helen Smith. 38 Hiantort st.
M, Miche Vrani. Laura st.
W. P. White, Hotel Mnhnckemo.
' Axnnnw LEIARY.
1.
The downtown electrical commis-
aionent met last week at the offices 0!
the plant and discussed many matters
of importance. ’The ornamental light-1
ing, contracts with the United Elect nu'
Light & Water company, and other,
matters came up for discussion. 1
Beginning with November 1. a tax oi‘
the cents will be. collected in addition1
to the tolls, on each telegram originar~§
ing in the United States, the tolls on'j ADVER'I 186.3» LETTERS
which are 15 cents or more. according The followinz letters remain on
to announcement by the manager or claimed at the Norwalk. Conn. post of
the Western Union here. rice for the week ending Oct. 27.":
‘ 1917: -
Allen, Mrs. Carrie M.
Burr, Mrs. Leonard.
Byington, Miss A.
Clark. Albert 1., 113 Harrison ave.
Capuano. Fennle.
Johnston. F. C.
Kearney. Mrs. Jas.
Ramon, J. J.
Kieser. Miss Ruth.
Partrick. Geo. s.
Syskn, Elizabeth
Stevens. Mrs., 21 Cross artreet.
Watson Mrs. 'Cran. Fl
M. J. HOW1,ARD P. M.
The vestrymen of St. Paul's church
have voetd to rebuild sud improve the
large pipe organ at the Berkeley street
parish home, and this will later be in-1
stalled in the church. The rebuilt or 1
. son will be ready by Christmas, it is1
expected.
TIASoflNorwalk
tram.
will hold in
their Safe De-
posit Vaults
,, for safe hep -
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PEAAAvo Oct. 27 -Atepresentauom
oi the American. British lid hunch
mlnhttmt here that their countries be
allowed to continue their interest in
currency reform in Chino have caused
ILions Chi-Chm. the Minister 0! Fl
OYSTER BAY. N. Y., can. 2990010-
, 1 cunnancv 1701!" ANN email.
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to Newport so
as to be available for Cuipid Black‘s.
Yale
centre and captan is sorely In need
Bethe! Soldier injured in Fall at Fort
Floyd W. (‘omstock of the Twenty-
stm
lioned at Fort Wright, is home in Be
the-l on wk leave. owing to a painiut
a few days agm
Al
The floor in very slip-l
perv and in (ailing PriVAttAe Comatofl
badlv tore the ligaments or his right.
List of unclaimed‘lettortt advertised
in South Norwalk post other» for the
Norwalk, Conn
P. .\|.
STAM FOR
FURNACE
At least one man has been found
who could live ten minutes without
breathing. Even he would find it
diflicuit and unhealtht‘ul to live con—
tinually in the close, stuffy, vitiated
air contained by many houses in
winter.
It is just as important to have a
house ventilated properly as to have
it heated. A warm air furnace docs
both, and that is its advantage over
other types of haters. suitrom
furnaces have stood in the {190'
unit for several generations.
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HORACE R. NASii
Corner North Main a
nd West Sts.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113.: 137 Washington Si.
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Buckwheat, No. 2 Nut, Egg, Broken in stock
Hoping to have some Stove and Nut
next week.
1 O B. JACKSON
.1 OPTOMETRIS'I
5! Wall Street. Not-walk.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shut-On and Other Mauritian.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Ocullob’ lire-crip-
tim promptly filled. Expert Repfiring
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up to 100 for
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Silo—$1.10
Ladies’ Tripletoo now An cotton, black, brown and “other,
206mm
Silk Rose in block. taupe, mode, mahogany 3nd Bill-inn out,
056.800.“.50
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SHORE DINNERS AND ALI.
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED T0 ORDE?
loan it. o'soLLtv'Atn, pr.
Telephone no
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DA. 1. H. Mallery
to So. Inn at. so. amok. oi.
munnbbpmfltoapu.
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The Banner Bakery
rel “7 I loam lira.
We on now able to supply o"
order «ch doyl. W. 3110 have
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nook.
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U. S. RANK
Office {or Booklet
P‘ on Patent.
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Second Liberty Loan
Our advertisement for the last Liberty Loon wen—11 you.
can ’t go over—come corona. We repent this slogan for the new
loan. come across and buy a Liberty bond to help pay ex-
penses for our boys who are going into the trenches end on
the water willing to give their lives for the country.
Subscribe at once for at least one bond. We will sell you a
bond on the partisl payment plea.
The City National Bank
Southlllonvolt, cm.
A New Line 01
Mice Furniture '
, ltoll lop Desks, PM Top Desks, Type
Writer Desks, Revolving Book Cases Lad
all Types oi oilice Chairs.
Pro-pt Auto Delivery
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EXPRESS SERVICE AT FEI'CH‘V
RATES TO NEW YORK
THE ANNINO J. SMITH TEN
PORTA‘TIOU LINE. Inc.
Freight but luv—o Pier 06. I.
River, P“. York (fodt. :0 chm
5!.) every any except Sunday. at 8 p.
11. Freight received at “email: ‘- b
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per month.
and It 86 per month ,
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Well Dressed Women ,
Wear Edit/ill C. Blll'i’S Shoes
WthsuughttlAen that
tliereisnoketterskoeier style, contort
loan during the next at: minute ond to
unit Bush and upon 111 they so do
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OYSTER BAY, N. Y., 0m. fir—Colo-
nel Theodore Roosevelt ediiobroted hll
lay-amt: birthday at his but here
Sunday.
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