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Elly News
The regular meeting of Court Laur-
THI SOUTH NORWALK EVENING m1.
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MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1918 ‘t
,wOULoN'T IUY FARM.
HE ausa roa canon
After agreeing to purchase a 49
acre farm in Trumbull, a half dozen
cows, chickens and other stock and
to raise a pig for George Klein. the
l . lseilers, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Michal-
op Nilan prepared hla forceful appeal}m ba'cked out according to the writ.
for continued food conservation andgmgd In the Superior court today an.
iscrupulous observance of the rules andlthereforo Klein asks the court to
lregulations of the Food Administra-t award him 35.000 damages, To cover
;tion, which is now endeavoring ‘Olthe suit almost every bank in town
solve the problem incident to a scant
{sugar supply and to build up the it?“
‘serves of wheat flour, both in this
country and in France, which are an
labsolute military necessity for the con-
‘tinuance of the war against Germany.
Bishop Nilan’s letter to the Catho-
BISHOP NILAN URGES
l FOOD CONSERVATIONl
(cautioned From Page One).
what, it any, moneys of the Milchal-
has they hold. ‘
The purchase price agreed upon.
on July 2 was 88,400 and a check to‘
was garnished to appear and show, -
bind the bargain was passed. On July
8 the expected purchasers declined
to keep up their end of the bargain
and, according to the writ, in the
meantime had stopped payment on
the deposit check. The case is re-
turnable to the September term or
court.
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finmuoumuww
:lics of Connecticut is as follows:
Dear Father:
This. letter, written at the request
of Bishop John J. Niian, is sent out
from this otflce, with his authorization,
and with the request that it be read
at all the masees next Sunday, August
-2511i, 1918.
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These Are Just
Yours sincerely,
ROBERT St‘OVlLIE,
Federal Food Administrator.
Episcopal Residence,
140 Farmingion avenue,
Hartford. Connecticut.
August 21, 1918.
Dear Father:
In the present crisis of the war
,when all attention is fixed on the won-
iderful achievements of our American
liorces, we who remain at home must
inot lose sight of the serious duty of
.providing for the material and moral
lstipport of those who are fighting our
Lbattles at the front. Now, more than
el 106. Will be held on WEdDGSdPY 8‘“ 3 ever, is the time for us to deny out"
ening at the rooms on Washington selves everything that may be needed
street. , to carry our flag to victory. The great-
1"
Economics committee,
—-Thank goodness there is one kind
of building going on in this country——
an army! M'hat about that garage.
‘Let us figure with you. Write or
phone 1082. St. John & Keyser.
Steamboat Place.
Miss Gladys B. Green,
tor for the Fairtield County Farm
Bureau. went to Wilton Saturday to
consult with Mrs. E. G. H. Schenck,
chairman of the Fairfield County
In regard to
the woman's exhibit at the Dantiury
Fair.
The 366th regflt‘ir meeting of Nora
Itvalk Lodge, No. 709, Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks, will be
demonstra- ,
er the number of men In the army,
the more abundant must be the sup-
lplles to feed, clothe and equip them.
,The call of millions of men to niilitarv
toervice mu: r=a‘ily reduce the'
:number available for the forces or v-rc- ,
lduction. The curtailment of produv-l‘
(‘mtum
7853
tion can be offset only by conserva-
tion of food for months to come. .
The demands from Europe require
.vast supplies from the people of Am
erica. Just now conservation of sugar
is most essential. The amount of an-
gar that may be used for each person'
for all purposes within the course oil
,a month In only two pounds. This iSi
, due to the fact that very much is need,
‘ed abroad and a considerable amount'
is required for cunning and preservingi
fruits. The skillful housewife will be‘
(or-tum ;
7952
‘15 coins tor
each nu
James Donnelly
held at the Elks Home on Wednes.‘ able to can more fruits and vegetables
day at 8 o'clock. There are four on and y" “59 3 minimum amount of 811-;
plications to be ballotted on, and S“: if she “no“?! the lHSli‘UCllOD-‘J!
other matters of importance will be siren by our United States Food Ad-l
considered, so that a 'iarge attendance ministration. She will thus render an
JACOBY’S
of the members is hoped for.
The Fifteenth U. S. Cavalry, now
in France, of which Donald Shepard
is a member, has adopted a little
French orphan, Louis Martiens, five
and one-half years old. His father
was killed in the first year of the
war, and his mother died last, year.
The. lad. Mr. Shepard writes his par-
ents. will come to America. A photo-
graph of the handsome youngster ae-
companles the mlssive.
served Thursday
Papers were
of Long island
against .iuliuli Pensz,
City, N. Y., Ruben Root. of Milford,
being the complainant. The latter
claims $500 for damages done to his
car when it was struck by the car
driven by Mr. Pensz. The accident
happened in Soutliport a week ago.
Pensz is awaiting word from his in-
surance company, and the matter Is
now pending in the Superior court or
New Haven county.
—Strap watches $8.50 to $20, at
Brand’s Jewelry Store.
Quick work on the part of the en-
gineer of the passenger train due
here from South Norwalk at 2:40
o'clock this afternoon prevented a
serious if not fatal accident at the
entrance to John McCarthy's coal
pocket. One of the coal teams was
just leaving the yard as the . train
was coming around the curve. The
driver of the team supposed he had
plenty of time, but had the engineer
of the train not applied the 'flr brakes
and brought the train to a quick stop.
the team would have been hit. As it.
was, there were only a few inches
between the pilot of the engine and
the team when the train stopped—l
Danbury News.
PRINCE RUPPRECHT ENGAGED
COPENHAGEN. Aug. 26.—King
Leopold, of Bavaria. at a family din-
ner Sunday, according to an otflcial
statement made in Munich; announc.
ed the engagement of Crown Prince
‘Bupprecht to the Princess Antoinette
cf Luxemburg.
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CERTIFICATES OF
INDEBTEDNESS ‘
Are Now Being Issued In Anticl- 5
pation of the Fourth Liberty
Loan That Is to Be Put Out
by the Government
This Fall.
These Certificates may be pun
chased through us In denomina-
tions as small as $500.00 and 9,
may be used in payment for sub- ‘
scriptloiis to the next issue of a
'. Liberty‘Bonds. "
If you have idle funds that. you .
are intending putting in Liberty ,
Bonds or that you expect to use '
,/ otherwise in three or four
a months, this is your opportun-
ity to invest in a Government
Security at 41.9 per cent. matun
ing this fall. "
Come in and we will explain do
tails fully.
important patriotic service and. at the
same time, store up supplies of much
value for her own home.
A mistaken impression has gone,
abroad concerning the elimination of‘
restrictions in the Use of wheat. Con~
scrvation of wheat is just as neces-
sary as ever, and, for the present,each
of us is still asked to use not more
than Sh! pounds of wheat flour per
month. We owe it to our men in serv-
;ice to provide not only for their needs
of tOday, but of tomorrow as well. Be-
tcause we have been blessed with a
bountiful harvest this year, we must
inot forget that prudence requires the
accumulation of a reserve against pos-
Brass and En
‘sible. lean years. What an irieparablc; AL BEDS.
[injury We shall do our soldiers it they ; Comparison Will show that
should suffer from hunger on account . -
of otir failure to deity ourselves.i VALUES m THE CITY mm
,Tltrougliout the entire course of tilt“ inmany models.
.vvnr We should limit ourselves in dairy
foods and various kinds of perishable
produce in order that ottr American;
,soltlicrs may never lack the means to:
[keep themselves strong and vigorous}
'in the struggle for victory.
Kindly urge your people to cooper—
ate in every way with the Food Ad~
mammalian
Despite the fact that all kinds of metal goods have ad-
vanced, we invite careful impaction of our big stock of MET-
All kinds of Reliable Springs, Mattresses and Pillows.
RAYMOND 3t SON
the Frocks for
EarlLFall Weai‘
in ====
Serge or Jersey
Easy to make, easy to
wear, wonderfully smart
in style like till
PICTORIAL
R E V IE W
PATTERNS
Hundreds of other models
equally siiinrt ill
The Fashion
Book for Fall
sacrament: PATTERNS
Now READY
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; Material line? It so, call on
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3 Phone 113.: 187 Washington St. .
Who Carry a Large Stock at All Kinds
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OPTOMETRIS'I
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xavrrox LENSES—Folding Oxbrda la pour a:
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The City National Bank
South Norwallr, Conn.
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Ofi‘era for Immediate Disposal—Subject to Prior Sale,
UNITED STATES TREASURY
4 1-2 Per Cent. CERTIFICATES OP INDEBTEDNSSS
MATURIN G OCTOBER 24th, 1918
" In Denominations of
$500 and $1,000.
At par and accrued interest from June 25th, 1918.
These Certificates are obligations of the United States and
possess every attractive feahira of a showtime investment of
the highest character. .
To any individual, firm or corporation having funds tem-
porarily idle, this is an opportunity to invest in the belt ac-
curity in the world at a rate of interest, at the same
time contributing to the ot the war.
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SLIP-ON SWEATERS
' $2.98 and $3.98
ameled Beds
we are altering THE REST
line, which includes all sizes,
um
ministration by carefully carrying out
'the instructions published in the news-
papers and pamphlets. Mr. Hoover
,has been hailed in Europe as the one
man who has saved whole nations from
death by starvation. He gives the:
credit to the people of America. who
voluntarily accepted and followed his
leadership in the great principles of
iconservntlon. Let us live up to the
,glorious record alread yestublishcd.
l Yours sincerely.
JOHN J. NILAN.
Bishop of Hartford.
They Were All Out of Step But
TRAIN KILLS TWO
‘ AMBULANCE MEN
l CHARLESTON. w. Va. August 26.
—Dr. B. F. Knight, of Spring Creelz,
W. Va., and J. P. Ciiperton, of Battles-
;burg, Miss, an ambulance driver, were
{killed yesterday at Nitro, near here,
‘when a freight tr‘in backed into the
ambulance demolishing the car. The
{victims were attached to the Emerg-
ency Hogpital at Nitro, the Govern-
ment munition plant settlement.
New Victor Records for August
Paul Revere, by Charles Hart and Shannon Four.
Hello Central, Give Me No Man's Land, by Edna Brown.
‘ Smiles, by J on. O. Smith ’a'Orchestra.
Skeleton J angle, Original Rixle Jaxx Band.
Granny’s Laddy, by Harry Lauder.
The Song That Reached My Heart, by Evan Williams.
Hear these new records, which we will gladly play for you.
A. J. Collins Company
Jim, by Billy Murray.
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That’s all the more reason you .,
abould buy good shoes.
Let us help you with the prob.
lam. . ‘
colors, at
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VEILINGS
It A iresh arrival Sol new Meshes in black]
ders. the latest note in made veils, all
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'Thismeans You! ‘~ taupe and the popular navy. at cha— 1...» 1
wrfii‘Jfiii‘h‘“ 25c and 50c - a yard . Anveronm
How the children do rom and t h- . . . ‘ .‘ REGEPTION HALL
" \ “War-bride Veils” With deep chillon hor-
$1.00 each
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Art. Goods
For those Interested in Art Needle-
work it will be to their advantage to
examine our new line of Royal Society
Packages, which include:
LINGERIE ' canunms —— Gowns,
Combinations, Camisoles, Corset
~ Covers, Dressing Sacques.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES—Scarves,
Centre Pieces, Pillow Tops, Collar
Bags, all of linen and cotton crash.
Carriage Robes and Pillows to
match.
- INFANTS’ and CHILDREN'S DRESS
. ‘ ES and SE’I‘S—dncluding Slip.
Bonnet and Bib.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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Buy White Shoes, here! Now!
I There is plenty oi Summer weather ahead
oi us and nothing will liven up younges-
i lume like NEW WHITE SHOES.
We have all kinds lore all purposes.
The Best of‘Hosiery of All Grades.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. South Nor-walk.
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IOU CANNOT
alert! to insure yourself; other-
wise you would not need insur-
once. The same reasons that
prompted you to carry insurance
should. upon due inquiry. admon-
ish you perhaps to take out more
insurance. because at tho Increas-
ed coat of building materials, la.
hog- and nearly every other item
of expense entering into the ocet
of making repairs, 0r rebuilding.
after a fire.
Mt laytcn & (20., Inc.
a RAILROAD ovum
scorn noawaut, cairn. i
Cure That Cold By
Taking
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
WITH TAP.
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGSIST
Smith. vrderw
Remington, all 014::
makes, sold, rent
repaired. Rentals M
per month. Machine.
sold at 85 per month.
PLUMBER
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DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAR‘YL
Chiropractic Is the definition or hr
cause of the disease and the an L
adjusting the same. Disease la call.
by a wrench, twist or sprain Ir.
back. Even if done in childhood
creates pinched nerves and out»
later lilo in the different organs an
limbs. _
Chiropractors remove the cause a'.
disease and pain, health Is resimd
through harmonizing the nerve aye
terns in your body. Female tronhlta
given special attention; also curv-
turc of the spine. You will never to
gret giving the Chiropractor a shame!
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
'I‘. FRANCIS. ll. C.
84 Washington So, So. Norwalk, coir
Graduate from Palmer Schce'
23—": Anniversary Sal:
Clothing and Furnishings oi
Sale at Less Than To-
day’s Market Value
COPYRIGHT
Clothing CO.
6 N. Main St So. Vorwalii
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WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
Pull Line—Fine Assortment
ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH AT LOW PRICES.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
A. COHEN '
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" a. runner, or a handsome mg
for living or dining room can be
chosen trom our collection with
perfect assurance that the solace
tlon will prove as ~ satisfactory
In quality as it is in pattern and ’
color. And the price will surely
meet the most rigid ideas of
mom's U... L'J
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UNDERTAKER
Tal. Dillon, 1069-8; House 693.
27 WASHINGTON ST.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
Dorian llouSe
Shore Dinners.
All Iiinds oi Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken.
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MUSICAL.
‘ Piano instruction! Conservatory;
Conrad. Pupil at New or! Conservatory}
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