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Lily News
Mr. and Mrs. .lohn W. (oe yester—
dny removrd to the former llouis Zeller
house. Senview avenue, East Side.
which they purchased last week. ’
——Don't forget the masquerade
by Ladies' Aux-
Wednes-
dnull at Music ilnll,
iliary, Moosulwart Legion,
in,- evening, ()ct. 31st.
A large new sheet of plate glass was
placed in front the Heating & i’lumn
int: company's store, replacing the one
broktn two weeks ago when a boiler
shattered the plate.
Not-walk schools will send represenv
utives to the (‘onnecticut State Sun—'
day school convention to be held al
New Haven, Wednesday. Thursday
Ind Friday, Nov" 8 and 9
~GREAT RUMMAGE SALE
Heal bargains in ntm's and ch‘ld-
fan's clothing at the rummage, sale for
benefit of Day Nuraen, (‘lif'ford Ho:
tel block, Friday. Saturday and Mom
day.
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Ntrivatlk property owners are busy
handing lists of lhl'il holdings in real
estate and other mturitien to the local
board of assessors in the City Hall and
the Town Assembly Hall. The tim"
for doing this expires this Wt'Pk, after
which time a penalty of ten per cent
will be added.
Paul R. Frederic-ks, an aut'o repair
than in Wallifigford, filed a petition in
bankruptcy in the l'nitetl States court
yesterday. He tmtde loath he did no;
have the money to pay the filing fe'.
He has liabilities of $2 03712 and $2,-
217.07 of the amount is unto mired. As-
sets consist of stock in trade, valued at
$1,704.38. and debts due an open :tt:-_
count, $287.38.
A ting with three stars is flying at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Antler-
non of Suburban avenue, Cost-ob, show-
lng that they have three sons in the
service of their country—~Charles. ill
Camp .Wadsworth; Gussie, chief elec-
trician on a battleship in European
waters, and Amos 11.. who has lust lei’t.
Fort Slocum.
Word received from Corporal Sir;
phen Dalius. former city clerk, states
that he is acting first sergeant of one
of the companies at Camp Devens,
Ayer, Mann, and that there is a pros-
pect of his being transferred mth
nhortiy with a large number of the
troops. “Several Norwalh men from
Camp Devenn, it is reported, may be
neat to Fort Terry to fill up the ar-
tillery companies there.
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7 cents inclusive the tax is four cents.
$50. and $100
our Safe
Deposit: Vaults
«at: your risk.
tsix months;
[last month.
y'urally enter into the mind of the mo January iii. of [bi-g year
“”1”!“
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“Adamo“ .
How Nation in Trying to Hilton ___. i
Thorn by W hunt-no.
The response of the people to the
draft in ha- ahundantly vindiutod
American pattictism and the virl1ity
'cf the nation.
lunch with aroused greater enthu- writs come steadily into
tum and contributed to the buildils Georsia E Rhyme of this city wouldl
up of an even stronger national spirit break the letters uhici. bind her to
had congress at the time it [tanned the lmard H Bhvnus She uni Gear
draft law also enacted the war incur sin A Paulette before s' \e married on,
me bill that was under consideration June 10.1910. She nilegei impropet;
wnduct upon the part of nor husband
with “one Jane Doe," at a Real hotel,
Bile mantela
called upon to give his life. in defense the custody of two in nor children in'3
of his country should ceruinly be re- addition to the divorce.
moved. The sacrifice of comfort and Allegingthat her husband strum!
economic security cannot be compen- trcm an incurable disease and it: hull
Action—Other Corn.
plums Filed.
Every removable fear that may luv-
noted for by any wage which the gov- fered from it before the dnte of the l
ernment may pay ita soldiers The dc marriage on September 7,1914 Jean
green of sacrifice are too varied and nette Sachs asks for a divorce from
its economic value too great for thlt. Louis Sachs of this city. Her name
The anxiety, however, which the mm! was Jeannette Futernich before mar-
who goes to the. front naturnlly feels riage.
llest those who are dependent upon him Anna B.
Hoffman, born Prick
for support are left unprovided [or would be. divorced horn (‘hnrles Al
can be removed. Provisions can be Hoffman They were married on Dec.
made not only for as,ltronl 90011011110 8.1916. The wife charges drunken
protection for the comfort and welfare neg; and cruelty since am a", of ms,
of the soldier’s family as his own earn-
ing power gave thcm before he Went
INVOLVED AGAIN IN OAIE two minor cm:
or,» a .-_
“ it custody
Bertha Riley would into a separ'a
“'l Mm flak" mum in Ilium [ion from Edward Riley of Gleenuicil.
to whom she was married on (rot.
1904.
BRIDGEPORT, Oct. 30,—Thel'e is no Jun." a, 1913’_ She 53y“ he: “Wt
u can have been mndc halting in divorce purine-i and new band is worth ”'00” and 5:“. mm;
. 00“" alimony.
23.7
She chug“ deflerttozi fruit
IEEEOCHAUM IN ASIA.
Meerschaum mining is an important
business in Asia Minor Pits are firm
dug, and as soon as a vein of 1116:va
cluum is struck horizontal galleries:
reinid out. These galleries are or"
Eten NQI’Y long. and they vary in length
2mm 25 to 150 feet. The crude meers
chnum. which is called hamfuh, is yet
lavish-white in color. and a red clay
coat envelopes it. The blocks are solo
on the spot at from $25 to $200 a car-
loud, nccordlng to their quality. They
are then soft enough to cut with a
knife, but they are dried before being
exported.
.to war. but his personal economic sta-
tus. to whatever extent his earning
power may be impaired it not destroy-
ed by his inmtary service, may also be
, assure-ti. r
HOSIERY
I Twenty thousand working girls are:
nihlioted with the various trades un-
ions in Chicl'go.
,the compensation and insurance of the!
V (Tune Lindsay,
' her I
inclusive'the tax is three cents.
gs; : if the express charges are over 81.th
Idherty Bonds ’
:chargen odd one cent for encli It)
may he “left in _ .
‘lf the express charges are-$8.61 mul-
No charge for
The cost of insurance will be great-
and the challenge to business ability
in the management of a highly 00ml
pllcated and stupendous business un l
tlettnking will be even greater. if the,
conscription of uetuth is likewise me i
issary to make effective. the conscrlpi
tion of on n it will have no greater jus-
tification in any ependiturc that/con-
lzress is called upon to make than in
supplying the huge sums needed for,
unavoidable risks which those who
tight must take and which the man at
home can in this way and will cheer-
t'ully share—~From "Soldiers' lu‘sui:
ance Versus Pensions."
in lhe
American Ref
view of Reviews. ‘
by Samuel Mc-z
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8dkldslofiminbhck,whitonndton.... ......35cnnd39c
8ilkl'ibroliouinbinok,whitoondoolou...“c.7ficnnd89c
Silkfiouinblncknndwhiu....‘....;.......$1.39md81.50
Indiu'l’hoenixflouinblnckundwhitolislo ....... . .550
Silk Bose in black and white ....... .. .......... 800—31 .10
Ladies' Tripletoo Rose in cotton, block, brown mam lather,
monastic
Silk Hon inblack, taupe, suede, mohognny sndnnnion calf,
656.890.8150
Children'lfiosoinblncknndwhito .. 150,220q250,360
len‘rnol'oinblock white,snodonndnavy ...... 15¢,25c,500
J. I. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON 81'. SOUTH NORWALK.
l
expnsss TAX ts ‘
m your on 1
NOVEMBER 1.:
Will Be Collected from Shippers on‘
Prepaid Shipmento—-—Schedule l
of Rain.
The Adams Epress t‘o.. issued the
rates imposed on epress under the war
tax which goes into effect on NovemW
This tax in to bc collected from'
tlu silippel on prepaid shipments anl'
from the consignee on (olhct ship
menus. The tax applies to express
transportation charges, including ral-
uation, on all shipments betweenl
points in the United States. excluding
the—Philippine islands and i’orto Rico:
to all dead head. or free shipments:
to switching, floating. lighterage hourg-
es when covered by specific express I
tariff rates; on local pick-up and dol
livery charges on corlontl shipments
Assessed by lhl express company inl
addition to its regular tmn portntion'
>(liar-Mt !
Thu tux clots not apply to govern '
ment ox state or ttrritory shipments ;;
on shipments to Canada, \lcicoorfor-
eign countries; to all shipments made
by the express company of material i
used by them in conducting lllt-if’ bns- !
theirs: to all shipments of railroad or!
steamship lines under contract with;
the cxpreu: company ;,,V1cing thaw-s. E
customs duties. manifest charges, etc.; 1
to charge on C. 0.. D. and ('ciiection: 1
advanced charges of all kinds; and
stoppage in transit charges, as Cost Of!
telegrams. etc. - '
The rate of taxation is one not f"
each 20 cent- or fraction thereof, the
rate bolng’ns inflows: ‘
0n charges from one cent to 20
"cents inclusive the tax is one cent.
i_ 0n charges from 21 cents to 04
cents inclusive the tax is two cents.
t On charges from it cents to 40 cents
01) charges from 41 cents to 80
On charges from 81 cents to one dol-
lar inclusive the tax is five cents.
multiply the number of dollars by ilvq
and for the balance of the express!
cents or fraction thereof according to
the above schedule. The result wlT
be the. war in in cents. For induce
_tiply2 by five and add four for the
'61 cells which given tho ’8! tax of‘
14 cents"
oounnuunm ro conning.
AYER. Mass, Oct. 30.—'-l‘wo mom
hero of a Boston draft exemption
board have donated their alarm to
the returns: of Company B of tho
301st Info-try. h o tutor round It
Camp, Devon: today undo the nut!
tho that othor daft baud lumbar:
follow thofr example. The mm»
lion, coming from Judgo The.“ B
(lo-holly and Fred l. m.
“to“
ISO; HORN
labor loving cabinet in
your home. There in noth-
f greater my
I int 0 alliance.
‘_ "WW-“ll no better constructionund
t{"itr "” llliill___ lllllllll
, contains features thot can
f‘ not be found in any othor
cabinet. '
A xenongan Kitchen
housewife . .. of
drudgery. .
Prices Bongo Prom
Serve woman Tunself _
Mnkcywrown clothe-Ind domapoirdh-ndllor
otherworlt. Studythe hundredsofslnnrt otylcsin
The Fashidn Book for Winter
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November “ Fashions
Now on our. ‘
JAMES DOWELLY
$1.00 down 'and $1.00 per
wook puts this melon:
Phone 113-3
‘RAYMOND': ‘ " from S 7
137 Washington St.
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Bvckwiteal, No. 2 Noting, Broken in stock
Hoping to have some Stove and Nut
ntxf week.
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
58. Wall Strut. Norwnlh.
IRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxford- in Gold or
Shall Shut-On and Other Notation.
Thoroughonmhutionofdueyeo. Oculilu’ ptclcripv
tionopromptlym 38mm
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Pr.
Telephone
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Tickets
Second Liberty Loan
Our advertisement for the lost Liberty Loon was—If ytln
can't go over—come heron. Worcpootthiulopnforthenew
loan. Oomemssndhuyouhutyhondtoholppoyox-
pouuforonrbo'yrwhom going into the trondhu old on
thewotawiilingtogivothoiriivuforthomtry.
cabinet will free the
kitchen
$21.00 to $38.00
thmihontoncoforotlunmbond.Wewfllullyono
bond ontho partial paymentplut
The‘City National Bank
South m Conn.
,i'f'ug‘tvoosrtr
(Gregory Boulevard):
East Nome):
Opens May
SHORE DINNERS AND Au; 4
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDE?
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WITHOUT PM!”
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tantrum. lo.lorwslk.0t.
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‘ The Banner Bakery
fol I7 I loom It'd: “
We on new old. to supply o-
customers with PIES, ml. to.
order ouch tiny]. We nlso ho-
IUGAB Bills and corrn
311168 in addition to our roguh
dock.
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ZELUFF’S
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A New line of ,
'0fiicc Furniture"
Roll Top Desks, Hill Top Desks, Typ_e
writer heslts, Revolving Book Cases Lad
all Types of Office Chairs.
‘ Pro-pt Auto Delivery
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