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,ters at the Smolny Institute and fired
,a shot from a revolver at Leninc. Tht
bullet did not take effect,
Premier Lenine and Leon Trotsky.
the Bolshmik Minister Of “'ar, were
reported by the semiofficial Woltf
Bureau, of Berlin, early in August to
have fled from Moscow to (‘ronstadt
the naval base near l’t-lrograd, but no
confirmation of this report has been
forthcoming.
An elder brother of Lenine was exe-
cuted for complicity in a plot to kill
Emperor Alexander II., of Russia.
shortly before that ruler was actually
Tassassinated in 1881. _
‘ LONDON, Sept. 1—Nikolai Lenine.
‘ the Bolshevik premier, who was shot
twice by an assassin last Friday, at
.Moscow, has died of his wound, ac-
cording to a telegram from Petrograd
hit'tiit‘Gd by the Exchange Telegraph
Company by way of Copenhagen.
E AMSTERDAM, Sept. 1.—The Rus-
sian newspaper Pravda, according to
:a telegram from Moscow, says:
“Premier Lenlns was shot by' a
young girl belonging to the Intellec~
,tual class. She was arrested.
. , The attack on Lenine was made Fri-
hlrs. Howard Bell, of Arch street, is day evening after a meeting 0! Labor-
rapidly recovering from a very seVere era .at tho Michelson Works, where
illness. ,Lenlne spoke. As the Premier was
,Iesylng two women stopped him and
discussed the recent decrees regard
ing the importation of foodstuffs to
Moscow. In the course of the inter-
viewlthree shots were tired.
A Moscow .m 'iy way of \‘i '1
us says the attack on the Russian I‘rt
thugldavi'eollflgeoflge A Signdllfigng mier was made by two women below:
e .unrylssceu. oci - .~ ._
be tried before Judge George II. Vos- “3‘ lathe 3 ll Revolutionary party
burgh, this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mil—Oh Frenchy.
Oh How I Hate to Get ,
/ Up inphc Homing.
18477—Oh Lady, Lady. One
Step.
Sinbad. Pox Trot.
64785—Dear 01d Pal of Mine.
McCormack.
DONNELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
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The annual sports at Harbor View
‘Beach will be held today, the program
printed in lull in The Sentinel, last'
week, being carried out.
FIRST DISTRICT LIBRARY
FINANCES IN GOOD SHAPE
Cdptsin Robert E. Perdue, of South"
NONI“. has been transferred '0 The regular meetin of the board of
cum) “BENITO! on the Potomac and directors of the Norwgalk Library was
Members present;
Dr. James G. Gregory, president; T. C.
Balcom, secretary ; John T. Hayes,
William Howard, A. R. Mnlkin.
' This was the last meeting in the
fiscal year, and the closing of the bus‘
iness matters of the library. Notwtdl-
standing the stringent times. the li-
brary has not only kept within its ap-
propriation. but the directors were
DedIcaI corps.
~Strap watches 88.50 to $20. at
Brand's Jewelry Store.
Twenty daily newspapers in (‘on-
nocticut have rained the price from
two cents to three cents, as a result
of the greatly increased cost of pro-
duction. iable to turn back a small amount to
,the district treasury. The coal situa.
a dance will be held at the Knoll “0" ‘0’ Willie bui'dmfls be"!!! 6° "'1-
Club. this evening. The one held last certain, several kerosene stoves have
Saturday night was not lnrgcly at-
tended on account of the storm, but
all present had a good time. »
they will mitigate the cold. A small
amount of coal is hoped for, at least,
:to begin the season, and the library
will remain open to the very limit of
its capacity.
The Iibrarian's report as to the net-
This is the last month in which to
pay the personal tax of 8'2, due this
car to the (‘ity oi Norwaik. All
Those who have New.“ bills and ivitlss oi the institution was encourag-
have not attended to me matter ing. During the past month alone
there have been 55 new book-takers,
and the advance in circulation over
last year, at the same time, was 616.
The war has made it great difference
in the kind of reading. History of the
should do so at once.
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~Charge accounts opened to poonIej
ol’good standing, who have lIVed In
"“5 ‘0‘“ for 0V" 5 years. A“ “5 war and personal narratives or the
about it. Brand's Jewelry Store. war are eagerly sought and even the
children are anxious for tho latestpub-
“cations.
The Pine Point Catholic. (‘Iuh will
have open house, today, for the mom-=
bars of the club and their friends. The'
annual water sports for both adultsI -.
and children will be a feature, and :l‘ The (ioncrni Federation of Women's
number of surprises are promised by . (‘lubs til the convention at Hot
the committee In charge. 'Springs, this summer passed it resolu-
ltion endorsing the War Prison Labor
Thomas W, Russell, fedora] fuo] my. bull and urging the women's clubs to
mlnlstraior for Connecticut, hag ro- cooperate with theNntionnl committee
turned from a conference of the New ' on Prisons and I‘rison Lubor, in bring-
England fuel administrators in Wash- int: about the reorganization of prison
ington, at which plans were outlined industries to meet the war situation.
for equalizing the. supply of coal inE The War Prison Labor bill is to be
New England industrial plants. idiscussed at a meeting at Mrs. John II.
:FIagler‘s home, North Brook Farm,
10 Greenwich, Connecticut, at Saturday,
{September 7th, at 3:30. The Governor
iof Maryland. John J. Manning. of the
American Federation of Labor. and
others, will explain the. war import-
mice of this measure. Norwalk wo-
men are cordially invited to be pre-
isent.
WOMEN IN WAR WORK.
An eight-pound son was born
’ .Mrs. Conrad 0. Price. in Jersey City,
inst week, which fact was promptly
cabled to Adjutant Price, “somewhere
‘ in France." News was also sent to
fir. and Mrs. Henry Price, who are
title happy grandparents of the young-
”: or.
Special Notice to Holders
of Liberty Bonds.
WM
CONVERSION OF UNITED STATES 3 1-2 PER CENT.
BONDS AND 4 PERCENT. BONDS OF THE FIRST
LIBERTY LOAN, AND 4 PERCENT. BONDS OF THE
SECOND LIBERTY LOAN.
In consequence of the issue of United States 4 1-2 Per
Cent. Bonds of the Third Liberty Loan, holders of the a we
mentioned bonds Will be entitled to convert their bonds into
an equally» amount of bonds bearing 4 1-2 per cent. per one
. sum, the terms 0!: which will be identical with those of the'
mmmaum
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JERSEY,IISATIN, SERGE AND GEOR--
GETTE CREPE DRESSES
Who Carry a Large Stock oi All Kinds
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Warttm Frocks Show a Smart Simplicity
That Is Bay for the Home Dressmakcr to Carry Out in
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
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THE FASHION BOOK FOR FALL—Get a Copy Now
”Mb. Patterns New Road,
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OPTOMETRIS'I
“Wallltucu. ,~r:,"*‘ - fluvial.
ERYPTOK LENSES—Folding Union]: In Gold I
Shall tint-On and Other Housings.
Mughaaminadonclthc cyan. WM
Ummpflyfllcd. lap-shutting.
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The City National Bank
South Not-walk. Conn.
Offers for Immediate Disposal—Subject to Prior Sale,
UNITED STATES TREASURY
t 1-2 Per Cent. CERTIFICATES 01'I INDEBTEDNESS
MATURING OCTOBER 24th, 1918
In Denominations of
$500 and $1,000.
At par and accrued interest from Jun. 26th. 1918.
Those Certificates are obligations of the United States and
possess ovary attractive team of a short-time investment o!
the highest chmctor. -
To any individual, llnn or corporation having funds tom-
porsrlly idle, this is an opportunity to invest in tho but so-
curity in the world at a
time contributing to the
rats of interest, at the same
of tho war.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Pincroomsbythcdayorwcok. MMcloctric
Iightssndgu. PincCsfcattachcd;slsoRcctsnrant. Italian
and American style
Corner Nonroc and Chestnut Sta. To]. 1555.
N. DIBESA. Nansgcn J. DEE“. Proprietor.
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Stamped
Art Goods
been purchased, with the hope that .—
Vacation Time, is Nearly Over
And the Back‘tothe-Desk Business will soon be 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 for
enough in advance to Insure you FULL VALUE FOR YOI‘R MONEY
See our line of Flat and Roll Top Desks, Typewriter Desks. Tables
and Chairs. Office Tables and Chairs of many kinds, with n wide
range of prices; Telephone Stands, Sectional Book Cases, and many
other items. ‘ ,
FREE DELIVERY TO A LL SURROUNDING TOWNS.
RAYMOND & SON
Walllntlmghltl. Ncnnlk.
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 GARMENTS -— Gowns,
Combinations. Camisoles, Corset
Covers. Dressing Sacques.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES—Scarves,
Centre Pisces, Pillow Tops, Collar
Bags. all of linen and cotton crash.
Carriage Robes and Pillows to
match.
INFANTS' and CHILDREN'S DRESS
ES and SETS—Including Slip,
Bonnet and Bib.
J. I IMALLETTE
l8 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. 449.
A. J. COLLINS C0.
HOME
F URNISHERS
School Shoe Satisfaction
We have long made a specialty of SUITABLE SHOES
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, and our line includes all of the lead-
ing makes in- many models, insuring that prime necessity 'A- ,
PERFECT FIT FOR GROWING FEET.
,. Every parent should see our line before purchasing.
Reliable, Well Wearing Hosiery of
—— All Grades. '—
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Washington saber. South Norwalk.
. LENINE DIES A . EN‘ ——_— ("’-
NEW SEPTEMBER 1 AT HANDS or Ilo You Want Anything in the Building i ’fli‘mfw .......
RECORDS AN ASSASSIN i . l .t... you would no. need Insur-
I . ‘ ; Ml‘erlal Line? I! so call on . anco. The same reasons that
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of making repairs, or rebuilding.
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vacuums
Saint. vrderwood,
Remington. all 02m
makes, sold, mid.
repaired. Rentals I!
per month. Machlnfl
sold at $10 pcr month.
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DEFINITION or cthcelwm.
Chiropractic la the definition w
cause or the disease and the art
adjusting the some. Disease is on...
by a wrench, twist or spmln In
back. Even it done in childhood
creates pinched nerves and pat»
later life in the dittorent organs
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause a
disease and pain, health Is reached
through harmonizing the nerve syn
toms In your body. Female trouble.
given special attention: also turn:
tune of the spine. You will nova n-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chased
to help you.
négnetlo treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS. II. C.
It Washington 8t, 80. Norwslk. Con--
Graduate from Palmer Behalf
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25th Anniversary so»
Clothing and Furnishings ct
Sale at Less Than To
day’s Market Value i
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
6 N. Main St So. Vorwalk
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bonds of the Third Liberty Loan, except that such bonds will
have the some tittes for the payment of interest, the some
tion as the, bonds upon the conversion of which they arc rc-
spoctivelydssnod.
berEThI918. nk has
‘ is Ba on hand a suppl of the 4 1-2 cent.
$60.00,.and. $100.00 bonds into whichch bonds of megawatt
Li Loan maybe convsruiand will be pleased to make
to conversion for holdup of the 3 1-2 and 4 per cent.
bonds of the First and Second Liberty Loan.
we urge those who deal» to convert their bonds through
“this bank to, do so at an early date, so the conversion may be
completed before September-.28, 1018, when the drive lot the
Pcurth Liberty Loan will cannons.
new Norwalk Truths
dates of maturity of principal, and the some terms of nedemp- ' i
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The above mentioned conversion privilege expires Novcm- i
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Come-here lor Stylish Blouses, Smart New l
Neckwear, Stylish Underwear, Hosiery
Gloves, Corsets and Dainty Lingerie.
You will appreciate the full stocks, the choice selections of
styles and the reliable quality of everything on sale here.
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WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
Pull Lino—Fine Assortment
ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH AT LOW PRICED.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING "Km
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAK ER
70!. onion, 1060-8: House 093.
87 WASHINGTON ST.
NW RED MEN'S BUILDING
a runner. or a handsome rug
for living or dining room can be
chosen‘from our collection with
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tion will prove as satisfactory
in quality as it is In pattern and
' color. And the price will surely
meet the most rigid ideas of
economy. ,
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141 Washington Btroct. A' COHEN South Norwalk. .
, ’. .3. Dorian .Ilousc
momma um. Shore Dinners
All Kinds cl Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken "
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MUSICAL.
Plano Instrrmons Conservatory.
Course. Pupil at New ork Conservator”
of Music. Misc 1. police. to cow Ito
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