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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 4, 1918 · page 7

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Supplies ‘

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Fillers for Note Books 100—15c
Pencilloxos Boo—606
Pencils, Pens, Erasers, Ink, Etc.

DON NELLY’S

16 So. Main St.
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Sacred Heart services will be held
tomorrow morning in the Catholic
Churches.

Saturday will be Jewish New Year.

The 16th will be known as the Dayl

of Atonement.
—(‘harze accounts opened to peonle
of good standing, who have lived in
this town for over 5 years.
about it. Brand’s Jewelry Store,

 

 

The regular meeting of Norwalk
Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles. will
be held this evening at the headquar-
ters in Wall street.

 

School opened yesterday tor the
winter work, and the importance ot
the newly-promoted could be seen in
the laces of the children upon the
streets.

 

Court Laurel, Daughters of Castile.
will hold a special meeting this eve—
nlng at the residence of Mrs. C. A.
loNamara, 7 Reed street. Business
of importance will be brought up and
every member is urged to attend.

-L. H. Decker, painter and decor-
ator. 2 lianford Placer, South Nor-
walk.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall J. Couch
and daughter, who have been guests
of the Misses Couch ot Bayview ave-
nue, have returned to their home in
Allendale, ’3 J.

 

Many people are planning to attend
the madri gras dame to be held at
Rotor: Point tomorrow evenlnl. at
which time the Brunswick Social
Club, 0! Stamford. will run the dance.
A general noise-making time will be
held with confetti, ticklers. rattles.
novelty hats, etc., and a number are
expected to participate.

 

..THE ONLY MORNING COMIC
page appears every day in the New
York American with the funny series.
"Bringing Up Father," by George
McMahon, “Say Pop.” by C. M. Payne.
"Penny Ante,’_’ by Jean Knott and
"Wouldn't it Make You Mad!" by F.
Opper. The only morning comic
page appears every day in the New
York American, --

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l Agents of the Department of Labor?

j the enemy alien's securing citizenship!
‘it he can pass the other tests.

Ask us

i tense Society of

lean colonies. be properly celebrated

{ and child will

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Must Wait 90 Days While
Status Is Pulled-Rush to
Court Expected

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“Quality Shoo"

LARGE ASSORTMENT !

' JERSEY. sum, SERGEAND neon- ,
GETTE CREPE DRESSES

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Many German and Austrian enemy,l

aliens who wish to secure citizenshipJE—V -

papers as provided by the recent G0\'-‘
el‘ulllisnl ruling will not be able to courl
plete the formalities in order to bel
naturalized at the hearing to be held}
in the Superior court here on Septem»
ber 24. , I
The previous rule provided that not
enemy aliens could secure citizenshipi
papers during the duration of the war. I
if such applicants appeared, their wit-'
nesses Were heard but the court con-'
tinued the applications until the war
is over. Now enemy aliens who tie
sire to become citizens must “all 90.

vestigated.

,will make a rigid inquiry into the ore-l
lsent and past standing of each appliu
1cam and deleitnine it his petition is
made in good faith. it the rep is
favorable there will be no objection 0;

Many .
Germans and Austrians have poatpon-;
ed tiling their applications under the
impression that they could not be-.

' come citizens anyway during the war. '

it is expected there will be a rush forl

naturalization when the new rule let
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made known to everybody.

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l WILL PAY LAFAYETTE
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Governor M. H. Holcomb to Urge Ob-l
aervancc on Connecticut.

It is the hope of the American De-l
New York, that a}
proclamation will be issued by the gov.
ernor of all the states in the union
urging that the Mist anniversary of
the birth to Imiayette. the rent.
: French hero and friend of the Ameri-!

 

throughout the linited States on Bop:

 

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teniber 6. A letter written to the gov-
ernor of each sfate by Charles Stew-
art Davison, chairman of the society's
board of trustees. reads: 1

“May we earnestly draw your atten-

 

; tion lo the fact that the ifiist anniver and Moan ptylo ‘ ‘
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‘ hero and friend or the American colo—

nies——Lalayette—«i’ails on September 6. H. m W’ 3' DIBISA, W’

CENTRAL HOTEL

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Do You Wat Asylum in the Building
Material line? It so, call on

’RAYMOND BROTHERS

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137 Washington St.

Who Carry slaroc Stock oi All Kinds

 

 

 

O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I

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:2me LUNCH—Folding Oxtorda ll Gold to

a finan-

South Not-walk. Conn.
01011 {or Immediate Disposal—Subject to Prior Sale,
UNITED STATES TREASURY I
I 1-2 Per Cent. anemones 0P INDIBTBDNESS
MARKING OCTOBER 24th, 1918 -
In Denomination of
$500 and 31,000.
M par and accrued interest from June 25th, 1918.

Those Certificates an obligation: o: the United States and
possess ovary attractive feature of a shorbtims investment of

thchlzhalt character.
To a
PM idle.

individnd, In or corpontion having funds tom-
thiaisanopponunity to invest in the best so-

ourity in the world at a good rate of interest, at the same

timocontrlbntinatothowinningofthowar.

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should, upon duo inquiry. M
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insurance, because at fie blou-
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bar and nearly every other it.
or expense entering into the N »
or making repairs, or robuildhl. -~
after a are.

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it l.\' the hope of the American Defense}
Society that this will be duly celc-;——
hrated in every city in the United‘
States. and that every man. woman
become interested in
perpetuating the memory of Lafay-
etle's deeds." l
Connecticut Observance. f
3 it was learned at the attics of Gov-‘
Jcrnor Marcus ll. Holcomb last week
, that he had received and answered the
above communication. and will um
the proper celebration of [Alayette’s
, anniversary in the state. Whether his[
suggestion will be embodied in n proc-
‘ iamation or tnke some other form has‘
. not yet been decided. i

 

W. J. MULLIGAN AT CONFERENCEi

OF K. OF 0.. IN CHICAGO.
William J. Mulligan, or this state}
chairman of the Knights of Columbus
t‘ommlttee on War Activities, is pre-
sent at the special meeting being held
in Chicago. for the purpose or con-
solidating the war relief work of va-
rious Roman Catholic societies. The

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FREE DELIVERY TO A LL SURROUNDING TOWNS.

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Knights of Columbus now announce

Vacation Time is Nearly Over

And the Back-to—the-Desk Business will soon be the order at 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 tar
enough in advance to insure you FULL VALUE FOR YOU! MONEY
See our lineal Flat and Roll Top Desks, Typewriter Desks. Tables
and Chairs. omce Tables and Chairs of many kinds, with a wide
range of prices; Telephone Stands, Sectional Book Cases, and many

 

 

 

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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 GARMENTS —- Gowns,
Combinations, Camisoles. Corset
Covers. Dressing Sacques.

HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES—Scarves,
Centre Pieces, Pillow Tops, Collar
Bags, all of linen and cotton crash.
Carriage Robea and Pillows to
match.

lNI-‘ANTS’ and CHILDREN'S DRESS»

ES and SETS—including Slip,
Bonnet and Bib.

J. I. MALLETTE

IOU“ NORWALI.

EmlwnMLmo'ltodptm,
, A. M. WOOSTER 7

ATTORNEY AT LAW 1
Lot. Eat-minor U. S. Pllont on...

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. ‘5 Main St Brill-coon M’

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DEFINITION or omnopm“.

Chiropractic is the definition a
cause at the disease and the
adjusting. the same. Disc”. 3.
by a wrench. twist or IDI'III *
back. Even 1! data in child”...
creates pinched nerves and pat.
mm. in the diluent or”.

Chiropractors more the
(tissue:I and pain. health in
throng harmonizing the non.
toms in your body. Male no“
given special attention; lilo -
turn or the spine. Youwm ‘ .
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T. FRANCIS; B. C .

 

that 10 per cent. of the total member-
‘shlp or 416,000 are in the army and
navy. The Chicago conference opened
Sunday and will close today.

 

EXPLOSION lN POWDER PLANT

Maynard,‘ Mass. Sept. 3.—-An ex-
plosion in one of the buildings owned
by the American Powder Company
early yesterday shook the countryside
for miles around, breaking windows
'and causing oth‘er‘damage. So far as
known ther was no loss of lite.
though the buildings in which the ex-
plosions ocured was blown to bits.

 

 

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LIBERTY LOAN, AND 4
WWW LIBERTY

 

Special Notice to Holders
"of Liberty Bonds.

 

CONVERSION OF UNITED STATES 3 1-2 PER 03M.
BONDS AND 4 PER GENT. BONDS OF THE FIRST

In, new of the lasso of United States 4 1.4 Per
Cant.laadaoltheThirdhhcrtyIaan,hcldu-sotthcahove
boontitlcdtoconvortthdrhondsinto
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A. J. COLLINS co.
HOME
FURNISHERS.

 

School Shoe Salislaction__

w. hm long mm a molalty of smut: snois
roa pore arm outs. and our line includes all of the lead-

injmakcsinmanymodcls,lnmringthat.primc necessityA
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rumor rrr 1'03 oaownto mr.
Every parent should see our line baton purchasing.

Reliable, Well Wearing Hosiery‘ol

-- All

Grades. -—-

 

CONNEALLY & BRACKEN

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25th Anniversary Sale? ‘

Clothing and Furnishinas‘flig
Sale at Less Than '15 r
day’s Market Valle .13

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Prepare for LaborDay’

Come here ior Stylish Blouses, Smarthw
Neckwear, Stylish Underwear, hosiery
Gloves, Corsets and dainty “some.

Youwillapprcciatothcthllatoohthochoioomlutionsod -
styles and noun-bi. qualityolc‘verythlnconnlchcrc. ‘

 

 
 

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WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll E

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run Linc—Pins Ascot-hum
murmur) Yam 1'! LOW PRICED.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING was?“

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South NM

no you turn
roast-rum

Out of the beaten track. uncon-
ventional, the kind that grows
on you, the kind you can live

we have it. Call and‘seo this
"itinerant" furniture at our
store. Period suites. odd places.
articles of causal design and
gyms. ‘unlouc things you'll
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. with and not got. tired on Well. ;

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from our own or {mini-I
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TONS MADE ro om.

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