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RECEIVED A'l‘ weir
These Popular Records
That We Have Not Been
Able to Get
“Ado—They Were All Our of
Step Rut Jim
We'll All Go Calling on
the Kaiser.
18455—R-K-Raty.
The Last Long Mile.
18376—The Darktown Strut-
ter’s Ball.
Raspberries. One step.
“BOB—Keep the Home Fires
Burning. McGormack.
DONNELLY’S
I 16 So. Main St. "
CityNews
Autumn oflcially commences
londay. September 23.
011
The Hebrew New Year falls on Sat
urday of this week, September 7.
Miss Hazel Potter, 0! Sound BeaCh.
was a week-end guest of Miss liar-
garet Nowell, or Partrick avenue.
Letter Carrier Frederick Keating
retired yesterday from the force af-
ter twentyone years of service at the
South Nowalk post otilce.
It is reported that Charles Stolba.
bf Fiilow street, West Norwalk. who
was struck by lightning several days
Ago. is now resting more comfortably.
‘ Miss Frances DePieme has resign-
ed her position with Tristram & Hv-
lit. and will take up her new duties
with IPrank Jacoby. of South Nory
DI“; r t
—WHO IS "K. c. 8.?"
The newest. brightest department
In any daily newspaper is the column
headed "Ye Towns Gossip." which
Appears every day in the New York
American.
The Lantenberg mllincry store and
the Ellwood & Glover shoe store used
their new show windows for the first
time on Saturday night. after the
store fronts had been made over.
1
Charles T. Melvin of Bethel. has
received a commission as second lieu-
tenant at the Field Artillery Central
Oillcers' training schooT at (‘nmn
Taylor. Kentucky. Word olilctttllv
reached here today, ‘
Howard L. Field has returned to
South Norwalk after an eight years'
absence. and today assumed his new
duties in the oilices of Stuart: & (‘nr-
bett, in Washington street. .\lr. Field
and family have been living Is Saxon-i
ville, Mass, near Boston, for somel
time. !
.csc people. and says they
AUTO OWNERS IN
FINGERS NOW TO
DISPLAY LOYALTY
(Continued from First Page.)
I
,the manuiaciure of passenger aux/~71 o»
lbilesvoiten called “pleasure c;tis"~
there will be. of course, lull agree-
tment by all good citizens. l‘nticrlin:
[the drcislon of the board. Iiowmer.
:theie lingers the assumption. cuce
ltrue. but now highly inaccurate. that
any motor vehicle not design-ed exclu-
fSIH'I‘V for commercial. ln-lllr‘ll‘ldl.
or military use. is necessarily and
always a luxury a means of ‘niuwc
merit for which the best that cart be
said is that l' is innocent. except as it
int. rielt‘> “illl lht' successtul conduct
OI" the war.
As a matter of fact. the numtucbiic
is INCtIllk‘ exactly What the horse-
drawn vehicle in all its innumerable
varieties tormcrly was, and exactly
what it is to the extent in which the
‘oldcr tut-ans of conveyance lingers as
a waning survival from the Ddst.
There is no such thing as 'i pleasure
car." in the sense ot" a car that can be
used only for pleasure. and there are
few, if any. cars that are never used
in an) other way. Like the old-fash-
ioned carriach, all of them can be so
used. and most of them are, some a
good deal and others only a little, but,
there is hardly one that does not
serve. more or less frequently. what
may be called practical or business
ends—the taking of their ownets
from point to point in the transac-
tion of life‘s ordinary aflalrs. ’i‘) in-
terfere with their production, or to
penalize their employment for these
purpoees. will have eifects qui'e dili-
erent from those intended.
i This is not to say that pleasure mo-
toring. properly socalled. should not
be restricted. or even altogether s'cn-
ped. in times nat- "‘ -sc.
either would have its ettcct m. i‘tt‘
manufacture of passenger anionic-hit a,
lit part by deceraaing the demand for
them. and in part-the grener part—
by extending the “life" of the ma-
ichines now In existence. It is well,
however. to do a thing in a right way
and for a right reason, rather than to
do it in a wrong way and tor ~‘l wrcng
reason.
SIAM IS HEARTILY
BEHIND WAR, SAYS
RETURNED ENVOY
(Continued from First Page).
t
the ['nited States of America to thei
kingdom of Siam. residing at the Am-i’
crican Iegation in Bangkok. Siam.
When he returned to his home. ingle-
side. in Ritigeneld. friends assembled
and gave him and his family a recap
tion. He reports Siam in hearty ac-
ccrd with the Allies in this great
world war and DOS furnished an acro-
itlunc squadron with other forces for
the Allies.
During the time he was in Slant,
Minister litgersoll raised the American
ting on two large German vcsscls
taken over by the Siamese Govern-
nicnt. anti these are now in the scrv
ice under the American colors.
Minister lngcrsoll likes the Siam
are pro-
gtcssivc. reliable in their tlcalintzsand
always courteous. lie was prcscntt‘d
with a hook containing autographic
instructions by the King of Siam.
CURTIS WINS TRAP SHOOT
BOSTON. St-pt. 3.——l.ouis i-‘, Curtis.
holder of the New England trait-
.\'i(l It M.
August Nordlum of Georzctown is shooting title. was high man over :I
one of the four Connecticut men who" ilcld of tilt prominent marksmen at
are Included In the list of 131 Amer-“‘0 annual Labor Dav shoot of the
lean sotdterg imprisoned at Camp Boston Athletic association. at the Ri-
Lgngenmlza' Germany. so ",9 War versidc traps vesterday. (‘urtls made
Department has officially announced.'”“ m" “I a Wv‘fiibk’ 150-
The list is mostly made oi Pcnnsvl- _______.__~
- -' . 0N SPECIAL SERVICF.
vanians. .
The IOIIOWII‘IE are the name: of tlw
E ninn sent to t‘atnp I'O‘i‘ll 0.1 Aunnq
p TE HERMAN BEATS SHARKEY hitth for special service: it. not win A
Hgggh§Ylfingilt2ianeISIt chiggiztne eclcr. 155 )‘i’ashing'Kton st ent.‘ South
had the advantage in his six-round '1" Md .hmem “' Pia". H" “mm“
fight with Jack Sharkey of New York, “ "S" , I‘Mbom' MMHNHNHI‘ c 0
here last night. The b’out was a fast “' h 1'" "mm
one and Sharkey made the champion '
extend himself. .-
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
Special Notice toHolders
of Liberty Bonds. -
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CONVERSION OF UNITED STATES 3 1-2 PER CENT.
BONDS AND 4 PER CENT. BONDS OF THE FIRST
LIBERTY LOAN, AND 4 1-4 PER CENT. BONDS OF
M
fillintzs
“Quality Shoc”'
LARGE ASSORTMENT
JERSEY. SATIN. SERGE AND GEOR--
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Wartime Frocks Show a Smart Simplicity
That Is Ensy tor the Home Dressmlkcr to Carry Out in
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somber Patterns Now My
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CENTRAL HOTEL
Tinercomsbythcdsyorweek. Btesmhccted. electric
lights and gas. line Cale attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sts. Tel. 1555.
N. DISRSA. Hunger. J. DISRSA, Proprietor.
1 no You Want Anythinti in' the Building
Material line? it so, call on
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-!
I37 Washinglon SI.
Who Carry a lame Stock oi All Kinds
—.—
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
“Wall Street.
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Sim
KRYP'I‘OK LENSES—Folding 0M II Gold 3
”hell [bur-On and Other Nountings.
“trough medallion or the
“0-0 Miller]. lupus Repairing.
eyes. Bulletins-crip-
The City National Bank
South Norwnlk. Conn.
Oilers for Immediate Disposal—Subject to Prior Sale.
UNITED STATES TREASURY
4 1.2 Per Cent. CERTIFICATES Ol' INDRRTRDNRSS
NATURING OCTOBER 24th, 1918
In Denominations of
$500 and $1,000.
At par and accrued interest from June 25th. 1918.
I These Certificates are obligation ot the United States and
every attractive {centre of a abort-time investment oi
possess
the highest character.
To any individual, ilrm or corporation having funds tem-
porarily idle, this is an opportunity to invest in the best se-
curity in the world at a good rate of interest, at the some
time contributing to the winning of the war.
Vacation Time is Nearly Over
And the Backto-the-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 far
enough in advance to insure you FULL VALVE FOR YOUR MONEY
See our line of Flat and Roll Top Desks. Typewriter DesksiTables
and Chairs. Office Tables and Chairs of many kinds. with a wide
range of prices; Telephone Stands, Sectional IIUIJR Cases. and many
other items.
FREE DELIVERY TO A LL SURROUNDING TOWNS.
RAYMOND 8i SON
WellnndmchSts.
Norwslk.
.8 WASHINGTON IT.
Stamped ‘
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 oanstnu'rs — Gowns.
Combinations, (Tentacles. Corset
Covers, Dressing Sacques.
HOUSEHOLD ARTlClfiS—Scarvcs,
Centre Pieces. Pillow Tops, Collar
Bags. all of linen and cotton crash.
Carriage Robes and Pillows to
match.
lNFANTS' and CHILDREN‘S DRESS
ES and SETS—including Slip,
Bonnet and Bib.
J. I.'MALLETTE
SOUTH NORWALI.
Tel. 449.
A. J. COLLINS GO.
HOME
FURNISHERS
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THE SCEOND LIBERTY LOAN.
In consequence of the issue of United States 4 1-4 Per
Cent. Bonds of the Third Liberty Loan, holders of the above
mentioned bonds will be entitled to convert their bonds into
mm, the terms oi” which will be identical with those of the
bonus of the Thll'd Liberty Loan, except that such bonds will
i have the same dates for the payment of interest, the same
dates of maturity of principal, and the same terms of redemp-
tion as the bonds upon the conversion of which they are re-
spectively issued.
H The above mentioned conversion privilege expires Novem-
ber 9, 1918.
This Bank has on hand a. supply of the 4 1-4 per cent.
$50.00 and $100.00 bonds into which the bonds of the Second
Liberty Loanmaybe converted, and will be pleased to make
immediate conversion for holders of the 8 1-2 and 4 per cent.
bondsottherirstandSecond Loan.
We urge those who desiretoccnver'ttheirbonds through
ms
this bauktodoscat an enriydste, so‘tiic conversion maybe “A
completed before September 28, 1918, When the drive for the
FourthLibertyLoenwmcm. t
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an equal face amount of bonds bearing 4 1-4 per cent. per an- i ‘
l
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Prepare for Labor Day
Come here tor Stylish Blouses, Smart New
Neckwear, Stylish Underwear, Hosiery
You will appnclste the full stocks, the choice selections til
styles smiths reliable quality of everything on sale here.
t.- new ,tw‘lt. 1‘
m0. can?“ “L"‘(H’i‘s’flifii’ A; M".
The South‘Norwailt l‘riileo.
Reliable, WeII Wearing Hosiery of .
-— All Grades. ——
CONNEALLY‘ & BRACKEN -
School Shoe Satisiaclion
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.
81 Washington Street.
South Norwallr.
YOU CANNOT
com to insure yourseli; other-
wise you would not need new
once. The same reasons that
prompted you to carry insuranfl
should, upon due mm. m
ish you perhaps to tat. out. more
Insurance. because of rho inure» '
ed cost of building materials. in.
bor and nearly every other item
of expense entering into the cost
of making repairs,,or rebuilding.
alter a Are.
J.hll.aylon& Co.,lnc.
0 RAILROAD AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALI. CONN.
cir'e—i‘hFCou By
Takinir
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
WITH TAR
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIRT
Brat l1. Mervin“,
Remington, all miss.
t makes, mid, mt...
repaired. Rentals M
per month. lachlm
sold at $10 per month.
PLUMBER
TVPEWRITER EXCHANGI
ill hit-mid Ave., Bridgeport, Coma.
IIDUILT TYPEWRITERS
r. s. LYON I
Job Printing
8.. Narnia":
0151.“. Mallory
DENTIST
tumult. Ic.Ncrwnlk.Oous.
Romnltollfitlnnifltcupm.
A. .M. WOOSTBR
arrosuav AT LAW ‘9
Lute Examiner
r Sui“
l.‘. 3. Patent
Office ‘0' 300'“:
on Potent
P . ,bca' o.
iris um cram
cmnosrosr. moment
THE new SCIENCE 1
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAR“.
Chiropractic is the definition oi w
cause of the disease and the m L
adjusting the same. Disease is can:’
by a wrench. twist or spmin in
back. Even if done in childhood
creates pinched nerves and pain -
later life in the dinerent organs
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain. health is restated
through harmonizing the nerve cyst
terns in your body. Female troublq
given special attention; also sums
ture of the spine. You will never to
gret giving the Chiropractor a client!
to help you.
leguetic treatments given also.
'I'. FRANCIS. II. C.
84 Washington 8t. 80. Norwsik. Cor
undone trom Palmer OchoaI 1
25th Anniversary Sa‘°
Clothing and Furnishings its
Sale at Less Than To
day’s Market Value i
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
6 N. Main St So. Norwalli
\
WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
Pull Line—Fine Assortment
’ ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH AT LOW PRICRO.
PAINTnIG, PAPER HANGING """Jt“3'1'.!'""v.‘n;
A. COHEN
u .- V'v-v. ‘vr
, 141 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
PM
a RUG roa 'i'nn
scone-mama.
color.
Inert.
a runner, or a- handsome rug
for living or dining room can be
chosen from our collection with
perfect assurance that the selec-
tion will prove as ‘satisiactory
in duality as it is in pattern and
d the price will surely
e most rigid ideas oi
just: co.
i-t
Eliavid W Raymond W
UNDERTAKER
Tel. Othcc, tom; House on.
:7 WASHINGTON of.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
Dorlon [louse
Shore Dinners
All Kinds oi Sea Food
Steak, Chops and -
Chicken.
A LA CARTE
— MUSICAL.
Plano lnétn‘cztons Conservatory!
Conservator!
. ii at New 0|"
Course. Pup W C m
of Music. Miss J. Deuce.
WNW-ll-
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Norwalk Chronicler