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NEW SEPTEMBER. any will not meet on Monday cronies.
The meeting will be held as usual on
uncoans .. M...
Just Out Today l Nelson u. Hoyt reported to the po-
ms. Good on" HI dice the disappearance of his horse
1 ohm Bye, I :- (mm his stable. He said the staple
A and had been taken out of the lock and
3:: FOIL“ All For the chain untastened. The horse in-
ter wander into Connor's stable.
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The new September records have
18489—Oh Prenchy.
Oh flow I Hate to Get
Bye'Baby.
“Bluing the Blues," at jazzy jazz rec-
ord. Donnellys, 16 South Main street.
v- *- l
John Verlone lodged a complaint
gwith the police that he had ‘been held
up and robbed on Mechanic street
late last evening by a colored man
and woman. Later he admitted the
\amount or his 1085 totaled one little
ten~cent piece. 1
18477—0h Lady, Lady. One
Ste
p.
Sinbad. Fox Trot.
“Mi—Dear Old Pal of Mine.
McCormick.
DON tiELLY’s
alignsalan‘ggisasr;
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l Tennis matches oi usual interest
. l-will be played on the tennis courts at
the Country Club.'on Saturday and
A . ‘ Labor Day, and there will be danclns
. ion each of the evenings named. with
C'ty News 'music by the Ban-Joe Wallace orches-‘
tra. ‘t
m ' l William F. DeKlyn, of 10 Mott ave!
The 150 then. employed by the Nash nue, has made complaint to the Po-
Eneineering Company shOWed their lice Department, that a gang of boil!l
patriotism by each age contributing have stolen tomatoes from his prom-l
'31 toward the Norwalk Roll of Hon- tees and after breiking the lock on
or, yesterday. his chicken house door. stole a num-‘
her of nice fresh eggs. The matter isI
Letters have been received from .belng intestlxated.
Private John Buckley. in France. He ""—
has been on the casualty list twice.
but now reports that he is in the best ho a
or health. “a hopes to join the old last "‘8th 0“ mmma‘m“ “m 3 “wt
boys in the trenches very soon? .l-" ”W “3 in “mguss' it develop;
ted that it was a family matter be-
-Rings' at all prices {or gcntlemonilween father-in-low and son-in‘laW.
and ladies—the best present to men and “0 “"95“” were necessary.
mherrBrnnd'r Jewelrv Store, where;
quality ll higher than price. i Private Hammond, Weed, at Port
irrerry, who was arrested on Thursdayl
Oilicen Sweeney was called to a
use at Cross and River streets, late !
Courie and Charles Balance, two alien
machinists who quit work at me Am-
erican anhophoue Company's plant
following the announcement of the
government wage award. today waived
their rights as allies and joined the
United States Army. The third man
arrested, Joseph Debash. has lire chil-
dren, and was released. The three
were arrested Thursday (or breach of
Up in the Homing. just come in. Be sure and hear gems the peace. 5...... .
from “Rainbow Girl" and "Rock-a- l ——Soit anil- eiiif halal) Brien.
Also the dance humbling: fl
Wartime Frocks Show a Smart Simplicity
That lsEsyiortlIeHome Dre-maker to CanyOotin .'
. PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
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“notorious" Sundays will go far tor.
ward decreasing the number of auto
mobile accidents; It is very evident
that the majority of automobiles ac,
cidents which come to their atten-
tion occur on Sundays. when many
people are out for pleasure trim.
Monday has always been a busy day
for the repair men, but it is expected
that while the. order is in elect, the
number or repair cases to be treated
on Mondays will be very small.
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BRIDGEPGRT. Aux. 31.—Christie
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THE FASHION BOOK FOR FALL— Get a Copy Now
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Patter-a Now Randy J
- mesDonnelly
The local Y. M. C. A. baseball teamuei‘ening charged with operating a mo-;
1‘“ Sthodulod tw0 {tomes with the “tor vehicle without a license and
Bear Cats of Norwalk, one to he play-whose case was continua until this
°d in all“ city on Sunday. ind um morning by Judze George H. Vos-
second in Norwalk on Labor Day... burgh, failed to put in his appearance
’9‘“me News. in court this morning and thereby
ltorielte‘d his bond of its.
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Do You you Anything in thellailtling
Material line? It so, call on
RAYMOND BROTHERS -
Phone 113.: 137 Washington St.
Who'farry alarm: Stock at All Kinds
":0. ‘B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS
IIWIIIM « m
WWII-dioldlngm ll field I
M'M-OumeQR—Hmlul.
w Mandates”; W'Ifllfl'lr
South Romlk. Conn.
03ers for Immediate Disposal—QSUhject to Prior Sale,
UNITED STATES TREASURY
4 1.2 Per Cent. OIBTIHOATES OF mDSBTEDNESS
”MING OOTOBER 24th. 1918
In Denominations or
$600 and $1,000.
; ‘ At par and accrued interest from Juneafith, 1918.
M certificates an obligation: of the United States and
M every attractive home of a maritime investment 0!
the when character.
To any individual, firm or corporation having lands tom-
pom'lly idle. this is an opportunity to invest in the but u-
curity in the world at a rate at interest, at the same
time contributing to the ' of the war.
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CENTRAL HOTEL _. '——* - —
Pinoroomsbythodayorweok. Gumbo-Molecule
fimfio Ohio attached. also Restaurant. Italian Stamped
Corner Monroe and chestnut Its. 1.1, 1555, . . .
' N. DWA‘M». 3.131831“. Proprietor. Art Goods
M
An automobile owned by A. G. Os.’ - ' -
termoor. of South Nor-walk and w”. ' TWENTY-NW5 QUESTIONS ,
liam Ireland. of 104 Main street, Itor-A FOR REOIWMNTO
walk, came together in West Wash-A Twenty-nine questions are to be an-
lllxton street veaterdaynftemoon.mut V swered on the new registration cards
the only damage done was a bent , that have just been sent to the local
rear mudguard on the Ford owned by draft boards. The printing is in redl
Mr, lreland'. :ink. and each has n numeral. The:
questions are as iollows: ‘
A' l—Name in full.
—.—‘-Permanent home address.
34A“ in years.
-—Did your boiler go back on you
during the cold some last winter?;
The Burnham Boiler won’t go back on‘
you during the cold endomor- any oth- . 4—Date of birth. "1. 1'3l
er time,.lt‘s the boiler or Cosy Com. 5, 6. 7. and S—Ruce (white, 388”»
ri‘ort float. it's made in WeStchester oriental, lndian citizen. Indian non-chi.
County. Send tor "Which and Whi'” zen).
booklet. Lord at Bumham 00., 11“] iii—Native born.
'trinzton. N- Y- } tt——Natunuizod.
iz—Citlzen by inther‘e naturaliza-
At the Grand Trunk Station in tiou.
rPortland. Me. is a little black dog
that acts as messenger. *It delivers;
telegrams and messages and the like‘
to its master. One day it came rush-
ing into the omce or its owner. who.
conducts the restaurant, and on openvl‘ iS—~Employer's “Mm“.
ing the envelope it was loud that. 19~Name nearest relative.
the mensdxe was an order for maul lit—Nearest relaitve’s address.
for 300 people that evening. There 21‘ 22' 23—Height.
was much hustle to get ready for the’ 24 25’ 26—8 uil d.
large number of people. When the, 28;Color eyes.
time came for the diners no one at) ”430‘” hair.
pearéd. An investigation disclosed till—Loss of arms, legs. hand, an,
that the dog had‘ opened the deslriem
and iromone of the pigeon holes ex- '~
tracted an Old telegram, «Sentinel Want Ads Sure to Pat.
13-—A1ien declared.
14—~Alicn non-declared.
15—What country a citizen.
l«l«0ccupation.
17—Empioyer's name.
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SpecialNotice "to Holders
of Liberty fiends.
O , I I _.
Vacation Time IS Nearly Over
And the Back-to-the—Desk Business will soon he the order of the day.
To make the same old grind seem a little bit easier. ‘
BUY NEW OFFICE FURNITURE
Our stock is not Only big and varied, but we have purchased (in
enough in advance to insure you FULL VALUE FOR YOl‘R 110me
See our line of Flat and Roll Top Desks, TypeWriter Desks, Tables
and Chairs. Oilice Tables and Chairs of many kinds. with a wide
range at prices; Telephone Stands, Sectional Book Cases, and many
other items.
FREE DELIVERY TO A LL SURROUNDING TOWNS.
RAYMOND & SON
.Wlll nil MI“.
.
For those interested in Art Needle-
_ work it will be to their advantage to
examine our new line of Royal Sucioty
PWI. which include:
LINGERIE GARMENTS —- 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 ,Pillowa to
match.
‘3 lNFANTS’ and CHILDREN'S DRESS-
ES and SETS—including Slip.
Bonnet and Bib.
"41].. ALLETTE
”.8 mm 51'. um IOIWALI.
1.1.449.
New Victor Records for August
They Were All Out of Step But Jim, by Billy Horny. A
ran! Revere, by Charles Kart and Man Pour.
Hello Central, Give Me No Hall’s Land, by Edna Bron.
Smiles, by Jos. O. Smith's 0mm
Skeleton Jungle, Original Dixie Jan Band. . ‘
Granny’s Laddy, by Harry Lauder.
The Song That Reached My Heart, by‘Evan Williams.
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Hear these new records, which we will gladly PM 1'0! you.
While Shoes tor § labor Day
School Shoes for the Day After
,You are ssure iOf good looks, a
perfect fit and satisfactory ser-
vice in either case.
Thefliest Makes oi Hosiery oi Allu‘Grades
courtroom & BRACKEN
bor and nearly every other iim' ‘
or expense entering into the“
of Ill-km room. or Molnar;
after t In.
J.llLayion&Co..lnc.
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sold at $10 Derumflh.
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1 may LOAN,A1¢D 41mg can-r. nouns .or m ‘ ' . ilavlil W. .llyluli :
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