gvsromlnsan '
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r wide-imam.
‘ . lemony
nitrous-rue
.. aladloene. Galli
.DONN ELI-Y’s
16 8o. Main St.
acorn aoawam
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: In. Cbampiop will entertain the
Circle of King's Daughters of
9*. South Norwaik Baptist Church to-
mirrow evening at 7:30.
Washington Chapter. No. 24. R; A |
will hold a special convocation on
trounced“ evening. when the royal
itch degree will be conferred.
Loan onus
dlanoe.
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isfaetion.
which we serve.
They're stylish; that shows in
the smart sport suit at the
right—they're economy; that
shows in the long wear.
We're ready for you when your
‘ ready for us.
ROGERS & STEVENS
Norwalli
Marx Clothes
Illyearwbeatllenars
mixedelotheson the market,
you can’t afford to take a
We'reheretoseethatyou,
don't have to. Depend on u.
Wegnaranteealbwoolfabtiol.
authenticatyieand your sat-
Hartbehadnertlarx
eiothesare‘tbemeanshy
So. Norwrlli
The home of Hart Schatfner ti-
'lewrlzhtllnflSWD III
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STAMFORD
heating and t entilating are the
ltwo special household problems
of winter, for in summer ventila-
tion is easy and heating unneces-
! 530:. .
l 'lhe ideal way «if l-UlVlflg these
. two problems is with a good
‘warm—air furnace properly set. for
.such a furnace is built with that
lend in view. Stamford furnaces
l have stood the tesr of time, have
I all modern improvements, and
Enoue are superior.
POI 5‘”: BY
‘ Horace R. Nash
Mr. and Mrs. John Dyan. of 1 Pros-
.‘fluo Young People's Society of St.
. .er's Lutheran Church will hold it
hills! gathering in the basement of
_ tablet-arch on Thursday i-vening.
itkadier William Andrews will
I“ the World War)? at the South '
than; Baptist Church on Sunday
. gsioem. the flat. I
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There will be a rehearsal of the do"
me team of Eureka Rebekah Lodge,‘
350-42. i. 0. 0. R. on Tuesday even-
ing at 8 o'clock. On Friday evening of
this week. Eureka Rebekah Lodge will
lipire a u'oyel entertainment. the ad-
mission to which is a pair of old rub-
Der. Each member is entitled to
bring one truest. . ,
The many friends of Philip Castel-
lano are congratulating him on his
. completion of the successful three
‘ your course of study in the Ameri-
can College of Mechano-Therapy. of
0th. Mr. Castellano returned from
. Lust city on Saturday and hrmight
with him his diplomas conferring on
blast!" I. T. D. degree, He is to 0p
Tea is the Hoyt’a Theatre block. what
date be known as the Physical Ther-
apatbics institute within a short time
has in his endeavor he has the best
widen of our citizens.
.LHOUSECLEANING—
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' Powell Corporation]
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ed a new ether compound and called
it ireezone and little quarter ounce,
bottles can now be obtained from any
drug store for a few cents.
(reasons upon a tender corn or painful
callus and instantly the soreness dis-
appenrs. then shortly you will find the
corn or callus so loose that you can
just til; it. oil with the fingers.
or when applying treason or after
'tweentheteenalaoteugbs‘aeloanalr
pect street. ilnnbury. have received an
official postal announcing the safe ar-
rival of their son. Joseph Dyan, in
France. with a detachment of Naval
Reserves. The young reservist enlist:
ed from New Haven and trained at‘
. c .‘ talk on “The Salvation Army the Naval Reserve station at Pelhant'
Bay, ll. 1.. and Ellis island, N. Y. it
is understood that hia’detachment has
been assigned for special naval duty
in the barred none, so called. i
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A grocer said today that apparently
many people have misinterpreted a
recent’ ruling of the federal food com-
mission in relation to
wheat. it should be understood. he
said that it is still necessary to buy
a pound of some wheat substitute
with every pound of wheat purchased.
the sale of ,
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A large gather-
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'of friends Visited
the home of Ant ony Santa, on Straw-
berry Hill in honor of the christenlnl
of the infant Carmela
Santa. Friends;
‘of parents irom Norwalk. Weatporl.
but it is now possible to buy wheat iu'l Stamford and Bridgeport were pre-
quantitles as small as two pounds. Mun", An ogcellent ammo... served
WWW”? 0‘ “'0 pounds 0' Whefll'at't p. in.. at which overg'flfty covers '1'“ oversea. 1
mm" however, buy "'0 pounds 0' were spread. A feature of the after-
noon’s entertainment
ldolbo's orchestra and selections by
Santa Bros. Patriotic music and sing-
ling was enjoyed by all till late in the
some substitute at the same time.
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Elsie Wright and Lillian Delalr
were two little girls who are suspect-
ed of having trod the primrose path; evening and there was dancing flu:
was music by
and who came to this city from Tron? Among the guests were: M. Nicholas
N. y_ They have been in the city for Santa and Miss Roma, Chflgtlano Span.
some days and have. created quite a “n Mr. .and Mrs. Anthony Santo.
sensation among the more susceptible Sr 'Mr. and Mrs. Anthony auto, Jr..
young men of the city. However, last Mr. and Mrs.‘ Nicholas Saute. 3°"th
night near midnight. Patrolman Thom- Prfnk, George. Margaret. John J“
as Dorney picked up Lillian, and she Vincent Santc, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
is being held for the arrival of her rel- Mluche and family. Mr. James Mum
atlvos from Troy. The police found and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles 13"}
that Elsie. had wandered off to-Bridse- di. Mr. and Mrs. Vito Tuosnolo and
port. and the Bridgeport police have family. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Tuouolo
been notified.
The Women's Association of the
is to hold/ :1 special meeting at the
home bf M“, John Ferris on we“ Mrs. Mary Annette. Mrs. Rosa Patrlsla.f
Mr. Leonard Tuoszolo. Mrs.
avenue on Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock. at which time Mrs. Schenck of
tion.’ All members are invited to at-
tend and to bring a friend with them.
Gauze work will be done on Thurs-
day afternoon at the South Norwalk
Church by the. Red
Cross Auxiliary.
The need for this?
'nnd family. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo’Cop-Y
polo. Mr. and Mrs. John Patchen. Mr.‘
Alesandro Pollastro. Ferdinando Dan-
Samuel Taylor.
Mrs.
South Norwdlk Congregational Church Me. Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Welber.
Mary Fortune.
Dorothy
Patrissa, James blast and family, noc-
the State Council of Defense will talk m Tavello. Joseph Gradia. Mrs. Ther-
blarino,'Mlss Faud R.Galbo. tho-go". M.” my, Mom, , Wit.
and Mrs. ‘. Oddo, C.Galbo, Mr. E;
vinzhno
Corporal John Tuthill has been
.on the latest news of food conserva- esa Corradino. M“. Joseph Cappiello. THREE wwgg 951’ Divoncss
Mr. Mastered. Salvatore Mortal. Mn!
work is pressing and it is hoped that: been spending a few days with in. par
doing this work for wounded soldiers
of the allies will attend.
Ladies! Salute Him!
Discovers drug that loosens
sore, touchy corns so
they lift out I
A noted Cincinnati chemist discover-
You simply apply several drops of
No pain, not a bit of screw. eith-
wards and it doesn't even irritate th-
skln. ' ' '
Hard eoras. sott com
I or cons be-
us Just shrlvel'up and flip! so easy.
it layman leans magical. it
is president.
Flax Hill Road.
avails
am Punishment"i
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[all those Who can in any way “SN in cuts, Patrolman and Mrs. John Tuthlll
of South Norwalk. Corporal Tnth
recently received a deserved promo; granted on she allegations of cruelty.
tron e‘. Camp Terry. where he has, Mrs. Arthur Whitley was given a di-
me“ stationed with the Thirty-nftht vorce from Arthur Whitfey after she
(ovnpany. Coast Artillery Corps,
,rwveral months.
for
Mrs. B. F. Anderson, rlis. C. H. Nox-
on and Mrs. Robert F. Way are in
Washington today having left Satur-
yday to attend the continental meeting
of the D. A. 1!. They represent the ‘
'Norwallr Chapter of which Mrs. Way
The Hospital Whlst Clubwill hold
an evening social on Wednesday eve-
ning at the home or 'MraI'Henr-y C.
Bherer, 1 Washington street-all tom
‘bers attending will notify hostess by
Wednesday n'oon. '
Private J Joseph Juleson of. the
1hirty-hith Company,'Coaet-Artillm
Corps. has been spending a fe’w’dan
with his sister. Mrs. Philip soil. on
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Raymond.
mathematicians-mum
at” StrauatAthathOitnareu-
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The following members of Bucking-
A. Kellogg.
Agraements on new wage
have been reached in the factory of B.
L Mallory & Sons. Inc. in the stains
and employers to settle p'ric
”unlit-Danton” News.
On Saturday :ve l‘m'; \v‘tlle Chief cf
Ptlice Pennington and Detective
Scrgt. Thomas liunt were taking a lit-
tle stroll along Franklin street. the!
heard a rumpus in Arlen Pall, where a
dance was in pmgrass
'igated and found t'.:t more trouble
had started somehow and they sent
men home under
A third young fol-
low seemed to be in a fighting mood
and the two odicials seized him to at"-
rest him and he put up a struggle dar-
ing the course n! which the overcoat
that be was wear‘ng came of! disclos-
ing a uniform underneath. He was an
rested finally and taken to police head-
quarters. where he was released under. cause 0‘ the vital necessity 0' the ‘9‘
bonds of $26 for a hearing this morn-i peel and he hopes that everyone that
l he tackles will “come across."
two of the young
threats of arrest.
lng.
He said that he came from Camp
Merritt and that his name was Fred
White and that his
Bridgeport. He did not give any good
reason for having been masquerading
as a civilian. This mornlns. when his
case was called. it was foun
‘had forfeited his bond.
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SOLDIER FOIFEITS ”5 BOND.
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a Dance in Arise Hall.
scales
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Was Arnetcd Following a Quarrel it
They inves-
home was in
t! that he
IONDI 0N GALE AT CATHEDRAL
Liberty Bonds will be sold in the
1 him Post. No. 11. G. A. it. will attend. vestibule after each service at tho
[the Department Encampment. at New Cathedral of St. John the Devlne, New
Haven. on Tuesday and Wednesday of York City. Announcement of this in-2
, this week: James B. Winon. George novation‘waa made yelterday by Dean
A. White. Chauncey Plait. and William Howard C. Robbins just before the
Right Rev. Daniel SYIVeater Tuttle D.
D.. Bishop of Missouri. delivered a
The Pointt-etter Club of New Can- sermon on the war.
sen enjoyed a well prepared dinner In said that the sale of bonds to. not a
Dean Robbins
the Norwalk Country Club on slim-commercial transaction, but a‘patrlot
day evening. fighteen members were 1c duty, ~
present and a delightful time was had.
i
; 'Mrs. S. Saunders and son. Msri‘in.‘
at liaritan River Camp, Metuchen. b
J.. where they visited Oliver Saunders,
of New Canaan. that he has safely ar-
"A
| terrible conflict is
said Bishop Tuttle. "'along the plains
. of Flanders and our own
and Miss Martha Kelly, spent Sunday forces are mm" gem" into the
' thick of it. We need to stand by there
with our sympathies, our prayers. our
Word has Menu-received from Frank "if!" 0"" “09¢. 0“" 10"? and 0‘" mon-
Annuslato known as (Young Nuneelf’l‘r
beads was a consecrated cause
when Jesus sent
‘ Mrs. Annie Havliand and daughters. that taxes might be paid.
Misses. Grace and Florence, have re
turned after spending the winter in REIEKAHS To HAVE
STATE ASSEMBLY
NEXT WEDNESDAY.
Boston. i
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' Kenneth l. Taylor. of Camp Wood.
going on.’
American
he Bishop said that the ult- of
and
a Disciple to get
The annual state asserbbly of the
spent it furlough with his Wen“! notorious, l. o. o. at. will start'in
Judge and Mrs. Joseph it. TayIOl' ”8' Winsted Tuesday evening with a re‘
-eeption by Clifton Ledge to state of-
lficeni and delegates.
-ter Boyce, of Winsted, will give the
address of welcome.
terday.
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Miss Janet Ferris," of Van Zandt
Past Grand Marv
Mrs. Minnie E.
street. ape!" “"3 '"k'end "“1 h" “Raymond. president or the assembly,
brother. Arthur I-lerris, in Harfiord.
ton. D. C.. spent the weekend at her
former home. 4 Fairlield avenue.
Sylvester Hunt: of
. York. is making a stay of a few days
in South Norwalk.
Hamilton Comatock of New Haven,
followed by dancing. .
ulcers.
'erlam Lodge is the vice-president
Wednesday evening
will confer
and advance.
Albany. New Crystal Rebekah Lodge
the degree with specTaI features.
.Grand Master George M. Chapman.
,Grand Secretary William S. Hutchin-
. .son and Deputy Grand Master Harry! .
Hirsch, of New London. are expected
will respond. All entertainment ‘wlll
Mrs Franklin Kiln-rd. of Washing- ' ‘ At 10 a. m.. Wednesday, the assem-
‘ ly will transact business and elect
Mrs. Hattie M. Stickle. of
spent Sunday at his home All Swim to be present. Presidents from other
Ntrwnlk.
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pected to attend.
.state Rebekah assemblies are also ex-
it is estimated that
1.250 delegates will be on hand. Past
, presidents will have their annual din-
ON CHARGES 0F .CRUELTV ner Thursday evening in the Hotel
.Winchester. '
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“Quality Shop”
Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts.
and Minister-y
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED I
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doing
team
M. J.
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The
which
made.
OWEST
NORWALK
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The Liberty [pan Committee is
good work in West Norwalk.
Frederick leKtnley is captain of the'
audio doing good work and at
this time no one can refuse him be-
Charles Johnson. the West NorwalltE
contractor, has about completed the:
in provements on the residence of Dial
Downes of New York city,a
well-known surgeon of that city. This
was formerly the Claude Settle
iqproperty and Dr. Dowues purchased
the place some time ago, and makes
his summer home here.
West Norwalk Auxiliary of the
Red Cross is one of the busiest places
in West Norwalk these days, meeting
‘two evenings of last
week during
time 480 surgical cases were
completed. lira. bouts schede of West
Norwalk avenue has
meet at her home and a call for more Q
help to complete about 800 more of‘
these surglval cases has been sent out.
the auxiliary
Besides surgical cases pajamas have. moon's.
been made and the usual amount of I’d-l M“ W-tfi'fim ' “m" “l"
compresses and gauze wipes have been ‘ I'- anus
All together this auxiliary has
done its abate nobly in dolhg work to’
help out the wounded of the Allies and
any wounded enemy who may happen
to be picked up.
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Pure Condensed ',
Milli, large can 15c
Cpitag‘e Brand
Coffee
,‘li’l it
24 Cottage/Street
BARGAINS
mpound Lard
26¢ lb
21c lb
A. STULL
East Norwalk
Third Generally
l Cruel.
, Three unhappy wives are today rev
Elieved of their husbands, foliowmg do
tcrees of divorce granted them Friday
:tn the Superior court. All three were
‘ Beater and
had proved to Judge Kellogg's sails-V4
faction that her husband had fre
quently beaten her, blackened her eyes
and otherwise bruised her. The crust
ty began immediately after their mar.
rings in July, 1912. . . i
Mrs. Annie blunago was given a dl-’
vorce from Anthony Manage when she]
declared her husband was too lasy.to‘
work. wouldn't support her and was
otherwise cruel..' .
On testimony of physicians that thel
cruelty of her husband had more than
once almost cost her life. Mrs. Jose-
pbine Rowbottom was given a divorce
from Alfred A. Rowbottotn, Ace log:
to testimony nowbottom was per-
sistently cruel to his wife.
HAT?!" wane scams.
No.13. Low lust. Contil.
no.7» unions-recurrent“ . .
mm. em .
monuments-tram
Effect an Aatoniahin
in Stout Figures
BACK and FRONT LACE
' Hips, bust and abdomen‘reduced 1 ms
inches, yea leek 10 to 20 pent
You are no longer STOW, you canwear
more fashionable styles ; and you get
Satisfaction and Value at most moder-’
ate price. You never Wore more com
fortable or lessy feeling" corsets. ,
Rushdie:
LACE BACK IEDUSO STYLES
price
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the Liberty Loan Committee.
YOUR EYES ?
mmummmn
counters, OPTOMISTI,
omens
‘l'llat Hove Iade Good in
Stamford.
Gorge H. Thamer is making lib-
eral clan and the people are
taking advantage of them. If
your eyes trouble don't wait
but go at once to Theater‘s and
have than examined by his ex-
ooulht. When you
of your trouble it won't
take long to remedy it.
t THAMER ‘
The Three-O Eye Service
It auntie at. Stamford, Conn.
Openlaalvnltllpta.lat.tm
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A remedy for inf-oil."
of tbe urinary all.
Nile. lol-
and will not atria-D.
Relieves in I to I dept
Ilht:
use.
"WTLO
JACOBY’S
Special Showing 0f
Sieeveie’Ss
' Coats and
Sweaters .
$3.98 up,
'immdsmds
$5.98 to $15
CHARGE ACCOUNTS
OPENED
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FOUR WAYS 0F BUY-r
ING THIRD LIBERTY
’ LOAN BONDS.
Give your subscription to
Solicitor wearing onion Libo
arty Loan Badge anthorlud by ‘
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andsgreetopsy oupartialpay-
utent plan as follows:
For a $50 bond on a weekly
plan my 81 demand $1 per
week for forty-nine consecutive '
weeks. -
lot a 8100 be on the week-
iy i"!ll P37 82 d and 32 P0?
week for fortymins consecutive
tor a $50 bond on a monthly
ill“I ll! 35 down and $45 in
Mill mouths monthly in.
stalhuents of 36 such.
l’ora‘SIOOboudontbe month-
ly plan pay 010 down and ”ii/in
nine consecutive in-
Pa onthe matplan.
flve’pereent’udownwitbsnbo
swipnoIJOpereentJn.
“manually-g
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