i
j‘ 1.... 1'1. tor-pny sine you want.
(litter Pores l
351:, 60c, $1.25. $2.00, $3.60 up
an Sizes.
We Make Up Any Size Flags
lot You in a week’s Time
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The government regulations' in
regard to the making of men's
suits has been carefully car-
ried out and what is the re—
sult?
The “simplicity of the models
has surely added to their style
and. their becomingness for
men. ‘
Just try on one of our $25 suits
and go into conference with
the mirror.
Rogers 81 Stevens-
NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK
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DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
City News 2
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HODE Hose company had four or Mrs. Christian Kraemer of North
five men in the last d1aft contingent: Main street, who fell and b1oke her
_.
from Norwalk. Each man received a arm about six weeks ago is' getting-
Wristwatch. along very nicely. She has been un
der the Cale of D1. W eudon, of B1idge
F M. Cullen, electrical counselor," port I
has installed a complete fire slam); ......_...
s stem . .- " .
y in St Mary 5 school, in Leon , Samuel Holley, who has been com
”d street. { fined to his home on North Mtin street.
{the past two weeks suffering with
Miss R0 H 1 .' ' -
salle 0016' Of Rnerside axe neuritis, is getting along nicely, and
hue: Va . ‘ . . .
is operated on fol appendmus. will soon be able to resume his work
:t the NONE” hOSpital, and is "e’t'1as fireman on the New York. New Ha-
ng cm'mm” "my“ iven c Hartford R. R. Co.
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--Fi reworks.
‘ Point Park.
Friday night, Rom“. An automobile touring car was des-
ttroyed by tire on the Brookfield road.
. ashoit distance, east of the White
Stephen Cifatte, of Mam street, let‘t :‘mkcy Inn. about half past one (Yes-
“new” for the CW“ Lakes N31 “1 terday morning. The car was said to
Training station. 'llilnois, to enter the belong in Danbun but people in me
naval aViation “m0" hitinii} diti not learn the name of the
owner.
Relatives of Private Norman 11.
Summers have received word of his
safe arrival overseas. Mr. Summers is!
with Battery C, 70th Regiment C. A. L‘
At a special meeting of the Rox-
bury club, held on Tuesday evening.
two vacancies in the membership
were filed by the election of Messrs
Fred J. Ham, Jr., and John P. Tread-
.svm. 1..“(311 .'...
The “licl‘tless night" order was
pretty thoroughly obeyed in the busi-
-ness section of the city last night
'and there were few bright spots
among the stores. The “lightless” or-
der will to effective every night in
the week except Friday and Saturday
nights and for an indeiinite period.
1 Otto 'i‘hiedéfiit'h'ew Milfordihas re-
signed his position with the New Mll-
i’ord Bat 01.. where he was employed
as foreman of the forming departnient.
M1: Thiede left today to take a posi-
tion in the ship yards at Port Rich-
mond. Staten island. .\ir. and Mrs.
g'l‘hiedo will make their home in Port
. (“altimeter Shemcnski. of Hurlbutt'mchmond'
street. who has been in canola-“South:
Caroline. and who expects to "go‘
across" econ. recently enjoyed a tur-
tough and as s partlngftitt'prcsenteo
his wife with a handsome upright
piano.
Mr. and Mrs. William Krusch re-
ceived word recently that their son.
Private William Krusch, of Company
11, 307th infantry. overseas, had been
wounded and was receiving the best“
of care at the base hospital.
W .
A mass meeting'will be held in‘TfiF
C. L. U. Hall, 102 Washington street.
on Sunday afternoon‘at :l p. m. Promi-
nent speakers will address the meet-
Eins on the Tom Mooney case. All un-
ion men and all cthe1s who are inter
tested and want. to see justice done,
[should attend this meeting
wooed straws $1. 091M911.
. .
The “Wham 1” the Strattord‘; Frank Osborn. of the shipping de-
Oyster “my have ‘Nd' ”my rd- partment of the R. & G. comet shop,
log to Frederick S Beanieley, the “c. was presented with a comfort kit and
mm, to “mm“ “a “mm °f money belt, the 1am with some coin
{he comma” and a“ "mum in it, by his shepmates Saturday. The
should present any claims that they: presentation speech was made by Jo
‘might have on or before Novembe f seph F McQuilian Later Hope Hose
20 1918 company presented him with a wrist
watch. He left with the Norwalk con-
tingent yesterday.
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NOTICE
I
included in the draft contingent
which left Norwalk yesterday morning
for Camp Devens were two men who
registered in other places. Wolsey Fal-
lon. oi New Canaanrwho r’eilstered int U me n Barber Sh op
Detroit. MM" and John Gruner. 0! From the first day of August. on the
"Norwalk, “11° ”5’st in Newburg. hours of all union barber shops will
were the extra men. Two Norwalk be as follows. 8 a m to 8 p. m., a“
registrants included in the current urdays 8 a. m‘ to 10 p. m
~ cell are to go to camp with ccntin- OTTO LINDSTROM.
gents from Boston. '3 "WW‘ 3 President.
FRANK» MACALUSO.
Secretary,
Ycuccnbm‘ylm 1-1me .- . ‘1... ‘1 i “.1
Bonds and valuable reperé ‘ 1.x meg} A "
mmmudbmuiwb! _ c.- ' ? “39";1
scour-ingot Safe Deposit 391. . ‘ j t “ “,
some AWAY?
willqu for many masons.
1111 MW. 31‘9“ and Black.
"To “caution is complete with-
" son at the house of Robert Wellman.’ here «pending the inquest report.
Iheard a shot tired and reseived John; doing nicely.
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one wares m onoans
cutspaircinubbersclcdi
' —-—--- ' sho. The inquest was not pull
UTCHFIELD, July 26. -Corouer 8.11m. .Thcmeilliams 8 relative or
A Herman. of Winsted. today held on] Mrs Dena Williams, who was at the
inquest into the killing of George John twellman house that night. is in jail
«1—-
..A daughtier was: born yesterday
in Morris close by.Bantem Lake shore
There were about a dozen witnessesn
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, including two women who were at morning to Mr and Mrs. John Haiacm
and of Norwalk. Mother and child are
Wellman’s house that evening.
0901. m somerset: annulus
“Every. kind of chair for the living room, cottage, porch
or wn.
COUCH HAMMOCKS WITH OR WITHOUT STANDS AND
AWMNGB .
assamknaccns 091.:va SIZE AND STYLE. 1
DAINTY NOVELTIES of Metal, Wood, Willow, Crockery, or '1
Glass. Just the thing for presents.
RAYMOND a SON"
Wu“ and m Bil.
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WOMEN’S
In Bedroom. and .
histogram Suites.
In the Favoritel’eriod .
Reproduction. Eigh-
cless construction and
finish. All medium
priced.
It you are looking for
Bed Room or Dining
Room Suites. in the is-
vcrite period (10838!“
medium priced. hidh- ‘
class construction and ~
finishes, you should
look through the A. J.
Collin; Co. lame—‘11!“-
egg” 3” 6
~
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMEIRISI
II Wslilmcr. .11..» 1 1am _
nmox LINER—FWD“ in fluid It
”mammal-mono.
W mucus! the eyes. Dull-w ~3-
ion-mourned Immunoas-
WAISTS
AT $1 98
Lien Brand Yarns and
Knitting Needles
The popular shades in pansy, Shetland, vjcuna, teaale,
“dam Knitting Yer-n for Ladies’ and Children’ s Sweaters
and Slip-one.
Dark, Medium and Natural Gray Knitting Yarn.
Khaki inplein and mixed, medium weight; also in extra
«heavy weight.
Knitting Needles 1n amber, bone and steel, and the red,
white and blue Sock Needles.
Knit for freedom and right,
Knit for humanity’s sake,
Knit. for our brave boys overthesea,
Till it seems our hearts will break.
Homers, helmets and socks.
Sweaters and wristlets, galore,
Make every stitch, a. stitch of love,
For we cannot do for them more.
. l. MALLETTE
“88 WW if. . scum IOIWLLI.
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pummel as
is the word to express the ef-
‘ feet produced by this execute
wicker or willow furniture. its
charm is not alone in its appeal
to the eye but in its real com
fort and substantial serviceabtl-
ity. Other dainty sets here in
birds-eye maple, cherry and
Circassion walnut. Furuxtu‘e in
unusual woods
aucrvme FURNITURE co.‘
i ed cost of building
i of ‘expense entering into'lho
wise you would not 11
nice. The same m
Prompted you to m- " ‘
should, upon due taming,
lab you perhaps to take an
insurance. because 01‘ the
her and nearly every m ‘
of making repairs, or ,
otter sure
J.llil.ayicn&€o.,“
5 RAILROAD 11m
SOUTH NORWALK, 0“
win-:—
Cure That Cold BI
Takins
WHITE PL‘JE COMPOM
l’i"’lH {AR
‘ F. H. B SIXTEB
modeler
- makes. ,
repaired.
Per month.
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER ”(Cum
1“ Falrtleld Ave" Bald;
REBUILT TYPEWRITERI
So. Normans ..
Dr.J. llM
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CENTRAL HOTEL
ripe rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
light! and :31.ch Cate attached; also Restaurant Italian
and American style
Tel. 1565.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Bts.
N. DISESA. Manager. .1. DISESA. Proprietor.
w I-.. .1 .— -._.
‘ Now that the Liberty Loan is over, BUY WARSAVINGS
STAMPS, which cell for $4.17 this month and in additional
each month thereafter. »
25 pennies buys 11 THRIFT STAMP.
mar um: arr news so wnt mm
South Norwua'om.
The City National Bank
DENTIST
1050. Help It. 3cm
nominnzwumflm.
A. M. woosrsa ,
‘ ATTORNEY AT LAW
U. S. Patent
Office 1
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on 9'-
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cermmou or claim}
Chiropractic is the definition
cause at the disease and the.
adjusting the some. Discus”
Do You want Anything in 11111 “111111111119:
Material line? it so, call on
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3 _ l37¥Waslllnglon Si.
Who Carry a large Stock cl 1111-1111111;
”Sensible. Summer Shoes
Allliiuds cited and ‘L‘Ccniiy”. ”Slices ior
All Kinds oi People and tor All Occasions.
[in {stock 11111911111 varied enough to
«Reliable ,H‘csieryof All Grades.
LY a .BRACKEN
South Not-walk. .'
- This is one of our strong f‘Bpscislties.” Hundreds oi
*smartpnew Bummer models, mull $93111) to -,so so you are
sure of finding here a Blouse that is absolutely new in style,
at this popular price. - ' _
Fordrcsvcccasiouswwhsvenumcousstylesinaeor
gateways-11cm with. money colcrhtgs; also --
navy, 1.11.111 and bisque. from $898 up to 812.oo*eccl1. “ ‘
i:
~ ELECTRICIANS
Inmates . ‘ or mwcrhflgcgpotcutmmm
'm '30“an momentum
‘ mm sperms
The White Eleétric Co.
om
by a wrench. twister with .
back. Even if done in chil .
creates pinched nerves up
later iiicln the (limit
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the ~ .
disease and pain. health is r '
through harmonixing the net! "
terns in your body- Female.-
givcn special attention» Ilse
ture oi the spine. You will -
gret giving the Chiropmtorm
tohelp you.
Haguetic,t1estments om 111-11.
1'. 11111111313, 11. :u
84 Washington 81.380. NW
manna» from Paimcr' school
can. user
.1111 we will rush cur trouble ,
right around when mini
title happen. In your home. It.
" ~ PLUMBING
Is defective undoubted,”
or worn out. have us mitt!
car-y repairs or limit a new
m of '. \ ‘ ‘
MODERN 1’me
JOBBING» A SPECIAL
‘llumblnu and sitcom}
Tel. 135! 7
"Not-tarnish or. column;
Norwalk Chronicler