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REGULATING OUR BEDS.
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Having regulated our rising and
ting, the government is now
eparing to take a shot at our sleep-
The War Industries Boerd has
FRUIT JARS
Mn» “Chm Wk “‘1,
Economy Jars, Jelly Glasses, Pro-l
serving Kettles, ‘Psl'owu, Jeliyi
Strainers, Scales, Canning aunt
.... Germans Sink Own Ships. decided that entirely too much steel is . I
"hrary ... Hour former German vessels, vaIt-cd “59“ "f the manluattaicwretot beds “‘11:; IONIC Bottoms, Heavy Sanitary;
' 3m".6.750.000, and five commandtered ”5’93”“ _”‘8“ one 0 90“”: rib" Jell Cu cover etc. i
All U to Date e .........., w m; n:t..it.:;.°‘:r°:..:;. is. in: 3: ’ " “i“ - a
- - ’.t: g . w . Th ~‘ 9 ' ‘
p 030$?“ Germ“ 5“ “p 9“ beds. the long fellow and the fat fel- Alba-i l.‘ Gehebe 1
- < 4 v. 0 V . . ;
Books Former German Vessels. Loss. 32:11:11; ailizetxfcéake to the “00'1““ i
, @8801} .................. $1,250,000 ' ‘ ‘ w u .0- Imm -
g; 7 . . iguahoochee 29004.00 " . I m l
it 31000 to IOInland 2c Wuel‘t) ................... 500.000 —Tn‘ a Sentinel Want Ad. pm Dellvery. 9”,, 1w]
‘ President Lincoln .......... 3,000,000 i
a day ior each book .; .0... ................... “.73.... PICT AL VIE P NS .
t‘oiumandeered Vessels. ORI RE ‘N’ TT 1
“ken out amortiship Florence ....... “.0003300 A ER 5
' Steamship Lake Motire.... Swim-rt) . ‘ Slut“ Chit, Style and £1:ng “I. .
. i‘ai'oline (prob. exceeding). Sooistlo , ‘. ‘
lunar del Rio (prob. exceed- . .
ii.g) .................... 430 MO , /,'
’ Winneconne .............. «itidillii
MBrak .................... 7:30 000
I ,. , ..,: .m_.__
e ‘ TOIal .................. $.t.t)‘.r0.n”'l
16 So. Main St. ,3, ~ nd total ............... 10,350,000
m or slightly more than a half cent
50 Honwm for every dollar value of ships the i
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Mrs. Thomas Collins, formerly Miss
Helen O’Brien, is expected home from
Stamford Hospital. There she gave
birth to a boy, who is getting along
nicely.
John Sheehun of Beacon street, has
[outlined hlS position as caretaker
on the II. A. [)oherty property, in
Kent avenue last night. he entered
pervlce at the Wilson “'- "vi and
did duty on the fire patrol system.
Edwin Stephens, of Franklin ave-
‘ lie. s, clerk in the Glendening pit
my, while‘ playing hide and go see
‘ll Union Park: last night. jumped
Iron a barn and broke two bones in
Na wrist. He was taken home for
’hestment. - 1
—-NOTICE
'the Banner Bakery will be obliged»
to close for a short time beginning
Huntley Aug. 19th. Notice of reopen-
ing will be in the local paper.
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Workmen are busily engaged in
renovating the Clifford hotel for its
opening under new management. Tho
work will take quite a little time as
s number of pipes which were inlur-
od during the cold weather of tart
winter will lame to be replaced. 1
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There seems to be an epidemic of,
‘ colds in this city lately, but in spite
of the fact that they are highly con-i
texious, it is said that they are not
the Spanish influenza which has late“
1y ravaged portions of Europe. Grip,
. or its equivalent. is also much in ev-.
. . idence. is" t'
g.
\
Federal omccra paid it visit to thisI
section recently. to ascertain if anv.
; slackers were. loitering hcreahotum
5‘ They found that local manufactoriesl
are carefully scrutinizing registration
certificates of men of draft age, hc-i
fore employing them. which makes it:
diflicult for slackers to find refuge int
this village. '
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a 1' . ’ N ,t‘ai tour or fire cents for ever! dollar
_ If") ews .
“ledge, of Boston.
,gce that helps block its aims.
ort time after the Germans had
clared ruthless warfare against all
~sL
5_ Owing to illness of the proprietm‘mm" was not. then at war, that the
iw
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Wed submarine att
Ifollowing rtsolution was adopted by
fittipping Board insures its vcsacls
i:waiust marine losses between Atlan-
tic and European ports. An addition-
rovers war losses, such as submarine
floating
mines and attacks by enemy vessels.
:The board‘s insurance committce is
‘composed of Hendon (‘hubb and HF.
Eggert, both of New York, and W. R.
{sinkingsy damage done by
I
I Insurance Plan a Boon.
‘ The insurance plan is regardnd by
;Ih0 board as a great aid in defeating
lute objects of the subsea warfare.
Property loss is protected and men are
willing to risk their own iives with
«their only protection their own watch-
fulness anrl lb“ of the allied navv
. Strange events hair marked tho so“
marine warfare and the marine tram
The
leans braved the submarine zone a
vessels entering the socalled barred
zones. The vessel was unmarked by
the ridiculous striped effect Germany
ordered American vessels to wear.
This vessel and another freighter, the
ochester, were the iirst to show the.
hung, with whom the United
American merchant marine would con-
tinue to soil under the American flag
in the face of tthreats to sink without
arning.
For a year both vessels successfully
acks. tiili mg‘t
bOth were pursued several times.
Within the last six monthstheenemy
,got both. but due to war risk and ma-
rine insurance their owners were enn-
Died tor a war to operate without risk
of financial loss.
AGAINST SALE OF
DISLOYAL NEWSPAPERS
At the, regular August meeting of
Company 1., 7th separate Battalion,
Counacticut State Guard, held at tho
Norwalk Armory, Tuesday night, the
unanimous vote.
We, the members of Co. E, 7th Sep»
arttie Dattulion, (f. S. C... hereby pro-r
test against the clrt'ulizton and tale of;
tiisloyui newspapers in the city of Kori
walk and the state of (‘ilnili't‘llt‘ll'. We
particularly refer to the New Yoiki
.‘Jllt'l'li‘im and thu it) \t' \‘orit J')l."!lttl,f
the SO'CRIIPII Hearst papers. We. be I
lieve that the ctlituiinl policy of “its“;
papers in the past has been such that:
it has encouraged the enemies of the
l’nited States by discouraging l00 per:
(‘trzl’une use Custom m7
(‘utuiu 1801—! «on “EU I “Ml
health-on htheAUGUSTDI’SlGNS an win: it
rt nvrzw urrnnfis .331. he: :2” w"
Jarrtes Donnelly A...
JACOBY’S
SLIP-ON SWEATERS
‘ $2.98 and $3.98
» Brass and Enameled Beds
Despite the fact that all kinds of metal goods have ad-
vanced, we invite careful inspection of our big stock of MET-
AL BEDS.
Comparison will show that we are on‘ering THE BEST
VALUES IN THE CITY in this line, which includes all sizes,
in many models.
All kinds of Reliable Springs, Mattresses and Pillows.
RAYMOND a SON.
Wollnndlighltl.
lot-walk.
Department wOf Justice agents. who, rent. loyalty and by seeking to stir-up;
were in this vicinity on business re- tiisscnsion between the United States‘
cently. said that they have many redl and her allies, Great Britain and Japan
ports of people who are accused
our papers. if they are still in circulation
being provGermnn that are based
what "somebody" told "somebody
else." The Department investigates
, all reports. and time wasted on invcs-,
- tigation of silly gossip displaces good‘
results that might be attained by oili-
J or work. The agcnts found that cos.
‘ sip is responsible for many reporui
» emanating from small towns and
pointed out th'at people should be
lure of facts before making reports.
Prospective purchasers of the:
Fourth Liberty Loan who are holding
{undo with which to pay for theirI
“bonds, can make their money earn
"them 4 1-2 per cent. and, further a9-
iist the Government ’by purchasing
.‘U. S. 4 1-2 per cent. Certificate of
Indebtedness. These certificates are
" sued bi-weekly and are payable in
three month with interest at the rate
of 4 L2 per cent. They can he used-
ln payment of subscriptions to the
firearm Liberty Loan. The South
Norwalk Trust Company will seCure
these certificates for you. Call and
let them give full details.
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~ .\ out“ J
I]. v PERCENT.
~CERTIFICATES OF
* INDEBTEDNESS '
”Are Now Being Issued in Antici- ,
’ paticn of the Fourth Liberty ’
Loan That Is to Be Put Out
by the Government
This Fall.
These. Certificates may be pur-
chased through us in deuomtna- .
‘tions as stuall as $500.00 and
,may be used in payment for sub-
scriptions to the next issue of
Liberty Bonds.
of. We liclicte that the influence of these$
E‘JMen’s 0xi0rds 4‘
at the close of the war, will be exerted
for an inconclusive peace, more to the!
~intcrests of Germany and the military
powers that caused the war, than to
the Allies and world democracy. i
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r, JOURNALISTS AND IDIOTS.
‘ When we hear some sweet-scented.
two-legged, longeared idiot tell what
he would publish in a paper if he rant
no, we wish we. could give him the‘
lumen to tty i‘. There are enough
town governing newspapers today to
make the job of editor a professioni
that requires twenty years of hard'
training to keep out of court, and an.
impossibility to keep out of debt.——'
Anoka (Minn. Union.
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New Victor Records for August
They Were All Out of Step But Jim, by Billy Murray.
Paul Revere, by Charles Hart and Shannon Your.
Hello Central, Give Me No Man’s Land, by Edna Brown.
Smiles, by Jon. C. Smith ’s Orchestra.
Skeleton Jungle, Original Bixie Jazz Band. ‘
Granny 's Laddy, by Harry Louder.
The Bong That Reached My Heart, by Evan Williams.
Bear these new records, which we will gladly play for you.
~ A. l. tailins Company
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Do You Want Anything in the Building
Material line? if so, call on
RAY MOND ' BROTHERS
Phone 113.: 1:7 Wasbmgiou St.
Who Carry a Large Stock of All Kinds
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
'0 Wall Street. fierwali.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Orient. in Gold In
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountinll-
“borough nomination of the eyes. Ocullsn' preset-l}
lions promptly filled. prert Remit
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The City National Bank
South Norwslk, Conn.
Offers for Immediate Disposal—Subject to Prior Sale,
UNITED STATES TREASURY
4 1-2 Per Cent. CERTIFICATES 0F INDEBTEDNESS
MATUBINC OCTOBER 24th, 1918
In Denominations of
$500 and $1,000.
At par and accrued interest from June 25th, 1918.
These Certificates are obligation of the United States and
every attractive feature of a short-time investment of
the highest character. '
To any individual, firm or corporation having funds tem-
porarily idle, this is an opportunity to invest in the best so-
ourity in the world at s rate of interest, at the some
time contributing to the of the war.
SUMMERY , SHOES
FOR, EVERYBODY
A great variety oi styles tor all occasions
that are sure to give satisfaction. both in
appearance and in wearing qualifies. '
All Grades of Hosiery
CONNEALLY 8r BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. South Nor-walk.
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Stamped Art Goods
For those interested in Art Needlework it will be to
their advantage to examine our new line of Royal Society
Packages, which include: 9”, '
WERE GABMENTS—Gowne, Combinations, Camisoles,
Corset Covers, Dressing Sacques.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES—Scarves, Centre Pieces, Pillow
Tops, Collar Bog!" all of linen and cotton'crash. Carriage
Robes and Pillows to match.
INFANTS“ AND-CHILDREN’S DRESSES
eluding Slip, Bonnet and Bib.
J. I. MALLETTE
SI WASHINGTOR'ST. com [DIWALI
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AND SETS, in-
131.449. .
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Worms [VFW
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Clima-
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I: you have idle funds that. you
are intending putting in Liberty
Bonds or that you expect to use
_-otherwise in three or four
months, this is your opportun-
.'ity to invest in a Gavel-omen
Security at 455 per cent. matur»
3 this tall. “
cure in and we will explain de-
tails fully.
42 South Norwallt ’
‘itegany and Black Calfskin.
In Many Patterns and Leather.
Black and Brown Kid, Dark Ma- ‘
‘_;_"There is thrift in every dollar '
when for good footwear.
CLEAN-UP SALE OF
COTTON BLOUSES
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WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
‘ Pull Line—Pine Assortment
ALSO PAINT AND VARNISE All LOW PRICE.
PAINTING, PAPER memo
These Blouses are absolutely new in style and would be
considered fine avlue tit their original prices. They constitute
the clean-up of a famous maker, whose products are always in
demand by discriminating women, and whose designs evince
much originality. For convenience in selecting, we have divid-
ed these waists into two lots. '
$1.50 and$1.75 valuesat 98o
$2.25 to $2.98valuesat $1.98
SEE WINDOW DISPLAYS
w’u (Lam Mil-‘(’.Hflk.1'\1 ‘ ‘ ‘ '
A. COHEN - «
141 Washington Street. South Norwallr.
a and non m , ~
“cannon BALL
9. runner. or a handsome rug
for living or dining room can be
chosen from our collecttan'with
perfect assumes that the selec-
tion will prove as satisfactory
in quality as it is in pattern and
color. And the price will surely .
meet the most rigid ideas »01
economy.
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IOU CANNUI
“lord to insure yourself; other-
wise you would not need insur-
ance. The same reasons that
prompted you to carry insurance
should. upon due inquiry, admon-
ish you perhaps to take out me
insurance, because of the increse
ed out of building materials, It
bo‘and nearly every other item
of expense entering into the cost
of making repairs, or Mum.
after a fire.
I. It Layton & (70., Inc.
B RAILROAD AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK, Gm.
Cure That Cold By
Taking
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
WITH TAR
I". H. BAXTER
DBUOOIS'I
tt
Smith. vrderwood,
Remington. all omen
makes, sold. rented,
repaired. Rentals 8.
per month. Machth
sold at $5 per month
PLUMBER
YYPEWRITER EXCHAN
m Fslrfleld Ave., Bridgeporsetiorm.
REBUIL'I' TYPEWRITERS
F. S. LYON
Job Printing
8.. Normans
DrJ. ll. Mallery
DENTIST .
idlolnhlt. alumna-e.
moonwamttunm
A. M. WOOSlm
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Lute Examiner
U. S. Patent
office tot Booki.(
b on Pstem
e tr'rs ct»)! gram '
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BRIDGE-PORT. CONNECTICI VIII
THE NEW SCIENCE 4
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRW
Chiropractic is the definition o\ W
cause of the disease and the on K.
adjusting the same. Disease is come
by a wrench, twist or sprain in M
buck. Even if done in childhood 4
creates pinched nerves and puts a
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause a
disease and pain, health is restated
through harmonizing the nerve syn
terns in your body. Female tronhlr.
given special attention; also curv-
ture of the spine. You will never in
gret giving the Chiropractor s chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
'1'. FRANCIS, II. C.
It Washington St. 80. Not-walk, Cor
Gndunte from Palmer Schor’
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- Send,
25th Anniversary Sal
Clothing and Furnishings cit
Sale at Less Than To-
day’s Market Value :
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
6N. Main St So. Vorwalk
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David W. Raymond
. UNDERTAKER
Tel. Dillon, 1060-8: House 098.
:1 'WASHINGTON 81'.
.NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
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llorlon ' House
Shore Dinners
All Kinds of Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken.
A LA CARTE
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‘ MUSICAL
Plano Instrrcnonp Conservatory,
Course. Pupil of New orb Conservatom
of Music. Mine ‘1. Deliee. 80 Coder SH
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Anaemia, FURNITURE co.
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