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(UOD'lI'N Fm PHIE DIM-
Two hunrlu 0 st .rn y Christ-
mnii packets nit-:21
1 nd
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1 be sent, overseas. These. (hrirtmas
packets are the gifts of individuals;
to our soldiers.
60"“
That’s All
to have a (‘hristmss tree and every
man a [rocket so that every one will
have. a Christmas gieeting whether,
he be blessed with a family to sand
him one or not. Norwolk was 115k
ed to provide: 350 of these so the
balance will béoent. as rtqu'sttd be- '
fore November 15th Antone wit-1h
ling to nhare in this may either pz-uk
one by themselves or give money to
the chairman of the committee. Miles}
.Hazel Lockwood
The packetsa no not to exceed one
’dollu' and ill? cents in value, al
khaki handkerchief. twenty-nevenl
a pad of writing paper seven byt
incheq forms the foundation of on
which the iother- things are placed
no the entire package in the width
of the pod and approximately five
or six inches high. The articles sug-
gested as good to send include: Pad
envelopes, pencil. postsls. book (in
paper cover), knite trench' mirror
necktien mouth organ, compass, elec-
tric torc,h playing curds. puzzles.
,amea, tobacco pipe cleaner» water
‘it' chi. an itch 'bmt, cigarette tumors
chtwinz gun1.hnr1i candy. fruit cake
Bernard‘Tully. the Democratic regis-
trar of voters of the First, District, is
Jll at his home, No. 21), Chapel street.
1
ice-creom room lit the basement
The floor itpau' in the main sudbl
, i torium has z-mplc it nice for 75 table:
110 seat four or 1th ,eucats
,"nI'roy will only he norm nary & :1 511
Wild) and' Sunday
(ml of ~the
to Newi raised
York M) an to reach there on Novem- .dress. 11; rooms.
bet first, as requested so they could dies’ waiting room to the left and a
lservioe pantry to the right 1
The Ayer Committee will have final
The Red Cross will control over the affairs oi the club-
seat that every man in service will‘house, but they will delegate a large!
have one. both on the other 0. do and part of the active work to a sold'; trs' l
here Every camp and cantonmcnt i111 committee
havior, it is promised to have an en 1
tinted men's organization with a r?!"
resentative from each
(‘amp Dcvens,
draw up the regulations for the con-,
duct of the men. assist in the “pol-l
wiring and will consider and trans-l
11111
;which may he made
Mcriden did a ilnc thing Ssturday.
inches $011318“ “99" as "‘3 wrsppzn: tor the members of its contingent i§
the National army in camp at Ayer.l
Mass.
to convey the men of Meriden and.
neighboring towns.
from Ayer to Meriden, and return. The!
soldiers who‘made the journey are all
members of the 3018i Machine Gun but
tallon.
they were given nydinner, while omcers .
were entertained by a citizens‘ commit pet
tee. A football game was played Sat- stretcher» 0'09“"
0 v 5.“. _-.
r 1.1 ‘1 an!
t the f1 1' l- Ti
auditorium is a hurt?
with lootlisbtn and:
There is also 11 la 1
stage
s-
GOOD P1031308 nuns:
“1,3,,qu 3,, man in; anohdoel‘lukotlon's
uniform will be Adm. tied free of! mmovmo‘fs
,charge to the club. and may bring .
guests subject only to proper ba-I mmuw‘m
Volus. Quality, Service
regiment at l
and this body shall
any omnplalnts of suggestions;
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t
House
Cleaning
Needs
it arranged for a .rpectal trainI
about 500 in all,
On their arrival in Meridian, less mops, dustless dust cloths.
Polish,
()‘Cedsr mops, Wiurd mops, dult—
car-
beatern, carpet sweepers—curls“:
1.1111110
Phone 1133
HAV
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run In:
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. 137 Washington so 1
Just Arrived
CARGO OF COAL. SEN IN '
ANY SIZE YOU REUDP .E 1 OUR 0 SDEPIIESY
it?) EGAN T TELL ANY ITnIlldilli3EOU'1'P THE
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Buy Your Rubber
Footwear Now
The Government has ted th
most of the Rubber PM 0 entire output ”I
We hove s W stock from the famous 3000011 Polls
Robin 00. on hand, but we csnnot guarantee the supply nor
tho prices for the future.
Be Wise'! Buy Now!
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
s: Wuhington Sum. Sootb Norsnlk.
NM 00050
(W7 Baum-all;
East NW
Opens my 0
SHORE DINNERS AND aw
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED T0 ORDE?
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Pm?
Telephone no
W- mall: .
moor rum
1m. 1. H..Maiiery'
hose. summon. loads. 60
Miomto0p.ls.,1tol .,
m I! W
The Banner Bakery ‘
"I “7
2830” 3018 ml
mummum
stock
Commodore James M. O'Brien hats 11111111111 rigs dates. lfllnlgfi. litgrifie. urday afternoon. the proceeds going to Veneer Dunn”. a“. \ Barker ”0‘“ w
recovered from his recent illness and chocolate crmkeIa -n tin ox d tftr 1- 1 the soldiers and a militnry boll w”
. . - or information may be obtaine mm 1 mm ma“
is about 450m. Mm Lotknood or headquarters. R... theld Saturday night, {or the some puri amen I: fiche“ » e
' ”member thoy must— all be in by No those. The soldiers returned to camp! ' mm
~«8TEP TO THE PHONE "amber 10th to allow time for PM?" {Sunday eveuln‘ a. w u. .0 I h. ”me M"! M
and arrange to‘hava your (tanner set-v ing and shipping ‘ '1 1m , m . , .
of at the Country club Thursday Tho Red (‘ron is now at the State ‘4 ertlu in tho Eenllnsl. ‘ PM. lefl Dolimy. 1 An No um at
night Armory and 109"“ “HWY my ‘0'". i . m mm 'W
' ‘ten to twelve In the morning and “m. » m . You Public
_ -0 ‘ f _. out no to live in the 010mm, "”"W‘W ’ "M ‘ "“"" ""11"" ‘
The South Norwnlk (.lub \Hll receive ”ml B‘ome on" on duty all the limo l fL _- Btcom- - _ _ ‘
election returns this evening. and "lfl Workers a”. needed to make nur‘gl- ln- ' _
antertainmom committee will serve a 1:1! (Ironstngt in tho wmkrooms lim- oases ship , - _.
Hoover lunch 111ml garmrnts may ht made new orl . stand? . 1 m mm
._ _ .. fl tat homr 11nd :111- in «mutant dflmml, 1 - Tick.“ 1 .
William H mention-11.... than. 111m- 1. 1011111111: 11» everyone, A new and up-to-daledlilte oi eorgctte. crepe-do DINING m
. ' . ‘ , litln. 0 .
a neuralgia .111... 1.0m. 1» East m - . ._.-— 0" _ 1 cl re 2111 lirguie “was
no, Sundanbut today is "‘9‘”th “5 SOLDIER'S CLUB AT AYER , , - i 13 om ALLDAY
being improved. ' _.._._._ ‘ . Sllk underwear .=;m _~_~‘__ _‘ .g.,— j.— __ 1
‘_______ $40000 Building to Be Paid tor Out on"
. A mm, mm, WM a, a. m... Commty m 1 Vesttllloomers and Camisoles otltallan Silk dslntlly I w _. .mm‘ A I" _
rived Friday at the homo of 1'): 1:21:11 At ER. Md” Nov 6 Before the enhroulersd , : Oysten, 618ml, um I“
"75- William Charles Wood. " " .“L MOW tiles, thefieoldiers no (‘nmn y ‘ . , . Illl
‘ dolphin. ppm)” tormmly of .\'orwnlk. llevcnn will how an Army Service" Tailored suns! com and Dresses cvm‘hm‘ in m I‘
Club in this town within 200 yards, ‘01: pm
_______~_ or the railroad Nation and in 'the
Ambassador'Gwynn will lecture. in
“ The Little Shop
heart of tho town. it will be the .
the Knight mm A. 11. n church‘ 1111.1 “we” “0“,... club ,“mmd by 60 North Mom Street South Not-walk
evening at :4 u'tlock. 1.11 the sulxit'r't them ImIicrd by them with the en- 1t — u:
u . nth Devil Mode.” Itcltuinmo-nt of 1111 11 n1.tk1n;z, it will' ‘ .
Th0 \ia p (058 w-Iun finished. 11pvv1ml 01' 840 Mill 1'" v
hind “ill ht paid turvnu: of the. Wnr
'Camp ('omtnuuity Fund which tho-
cine: .I-I drch Monday. Nov. 5, for
stotwoo in New England.
Ground hzm bccn brokcn for nnoth
rr soldio-rn' club within the limits of
the town just outside of the camp. ‘
This Will call for an expenditure of'
$50,000 and is also to be paid for by"
tho- \‘1'111j Vamp t‘omnntnity Fund.’ In
untlctpnt'on of the gifts that are to~
, comp Joseph lme tncmhm- oi the nn-i
Iiunnl «ouncil induced the Ayer Army.
Ht-rvicc (‘ommittcc Io lmve those pm I
—-JANE COWL AT REGENT
See this big (lulthn p1w.oluctitm
“The Spreading Dawn." Regent Theat-
11'0 tonight 3.17 :15 11ml 9.
Old Well Lodge 510.108.? and A
I, will hold :1 stated rommunication
this evening in Masonic T1 lllplL South
. lair: street.
bktlliully constructed
A bungalow.
from cornstnllxs. owned by ,-'0-'"’l'h jot-i1; lttndcrwt'ittcn and lot-“r linvm
Dotti, on Curtis «rm. was burned the undtrwritt‘rs rcimbutwti from
Sunday; 'when a (till‘t'lt'iialy dropped ll“ i'umlw'
, , -. '. .\'0 property 'llu- club “M111 “ill be t-~‘omplrted
“w" “mud the “m“ by the end of H11 month i4 loomed
damagewas done. -11 “Test and ("mnhridcc «roots. ltt
._.._..._— will l" sll‘it'lly an out-und-out men's-1,
club: Fvcontlly :1 comfortable nudf
The suit for $1. 500 which Nellie St.
Jolnrbas instituted againrt Edward li.
Gilbert et. nls. is returnublo to the
Court of Common Pleas, Bridgeport, to-
day. Property in Quintard Place. Nor-
walk, was attached to cover the claim.
A delivery truck oWned by the, Ad-
ams Exp’rcsx company went oil the
driveway on ”the Wilson property in
West avenue, yesterday, and landed
down the terrace in the yard or Dr.
chuperonetl center w
b‘:1l ., -1‘-theurt. witc-
zn’l'ivnl by lrnin or nuimnobilc. may
:-.wait her eoldier and find 11 secludedl
teat-t in privacy
'lhe recreation bttildi'fixi
apprmimn. cl) 115 x 1.1 I'm.
“bicls is!
.vill have
There is also a bent“
inc plant ice-cream chamber and
storage upztce where the folding‘
chairs of the theatre may alternate!
for the. men
wmiun J. Tracey. The truck was not} with ”11 little round tables or the
I aged but the lawn was cut up. _,testaurant as the hall nbove may re‘
’ ‘. quire. '
The main auditorium is one. utorya
high at the sides but reaches up in
the center clear to the timborod ceil-
ing 30 feet high. There are windows
in the/duper halt. like the clerestory
In. B. D. llsrrimon. who has been
mitt: in Boston. but returned to Nor-
wsltiprepsntory to taking up her "'5”.
‘idcnes in the south: whence Mr. titan-iv
nun recently entered upon the duties
at a responsible position. They ‘i'lkarden outside ‘0 look in
minhdr bone in Goldsboro, N. c.
parlor whore Sll'.‘ mn' enjoy tea 0r.
5
in the bum-111cm bowling alleys. pool;
tables and. special bathing incilitles‘.
of a Gothic church. which give light,
licrc :1 pron-r}
mother. on;
Mahoganleovelttes f
A New and Varied StOck Com-
prising Many Articles That are
ideal for Presents and Prizes.
See iheDispiay in the Window
RAYMOND 8r SON
FunonlDincoorssndl‘t-uim Desist-s.
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Will 000 High Bu. NI! ll -
Children Chest-lolly m 3.1,"... I
Ind Patiently m ) onscicnt ous
frosted by Modern' 001mm
""‘"" WM" Accotlc Ofico ‘Tnnm
Moderate ' l 0” Admlnlmm
6|!!qu for Very Surgeon 5’1 :9 Oxygen
I“! Dental Work.
A.
lllNl'lS'l
70 South Main 011m
SW, 0. In. to 9 3.
Gold and Pomlslu
Restoration.
to the hall or allow those on the root' ,1! Yssrs In a. by ”will!!!“ All kinds 0' Artil- ' l
the Practice of . sill 0m ‘1
On either side of the lobby are two Crown . 1
High-Olson and ”I“. ~
tlnrge counters. one. with. complete; . - W Work, Ito. M
1— 'soda and ice-cream fitting. and the. M‘W‘h mu, 9.... ‘
Inther for may. tobscco. Dumb “1'
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montinulootlhgthoshoulor
osrboys.
Th0 Herman
Armijltoe'
isnssdsxtsnsivslylonbsmsy
It is ulso manhunt sbos
torsil-stottndpnrposss.
Mutton
Woodwind
~ Kid Gloves
How hnportstionstor hilsndWintsrmsbowninm-
crousouortmsntsintbswmodstylssformwmsnd
W0 sdviso buying now-tor thobnlitloys. “inflows on
mmwmosm, sndsssortmntsinsynot
bonsbtindsnt.
Women's Kid Glovss st...............$2.00 up.
momma-stun “
mom'-momu...............uuup
so. NORWALK
One Million women.
10 REPLACE MEN
There will shortly be one million
, men drafted, into the ' Anny
leaving one million positions to
be filled. Women must fill than. '
Mabel Potter Donal! tells you why’ III
“Matthew” RoollyMunuoWomen”
——tb0 most vitally significant articlé
forwameneverpublishedinAmeria
PIGTORIAL REVIEW
For November on Sale To Boyd
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mmu'mtnoodsudom. ..... ‘ .......... 200,000,090
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