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“summits
Alsosoomplotostockofall
sizes in the regular service flag.
DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALH.
Miss lilavbelle Amtin, of l'nion
park, has secured a position in the
Faiiiield (‘ounty bank.
A meetin: of the Republican town
committee will be held in the (‘ourt
Room, City Hall building, on Monday
evening at 8 o’clock. - .
Benton Sherry and t‘hiirles Pennell
turned over to the police a small
pocketbook ('ontalnin: a small sum
of money which they had picket up
in one of the local jitneys. l
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—Soft and still huts. O'Brien.
There will be a moving picture
benefit at tit; PLliilf‘ Theatre on
Sunday et'eninu, for (‘oinpnny A, 35th
MaChine Gun Brigade, which is com-
posed mostly of Norwalk boys. Ser
geant Major O‘Brien will speak on
his experiences our there. The en-
tire proveeds will be for the boys.
it is not wise to make up the week-
end illm’kellilfl list without a careful
perusal of Fr‘htllize's big advertise-
ment in this paper. Not only are the
prices the lowest in the city, but the'
quotations are not. on one or two
items but on specialties in every de-l
partment.
Now comes the time of year when'
the ladies like to wander through the
suit section at Trish-am & livatt‘sl
at every opportunily and note tltel
new styles in ready~to-wear garments
which are being received daily, The,
line of velvet coats which promise to
be very popular this season is most
complete. and a new stock of sergc'
~‘drasses is time to be attractive. It
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A meetinc. of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Home Chapter was held
recently with the chairman, Mrs. Wm.
R. Russell. The topic of public in-
terest discussed was concerning the
approaching open meeting of the
chapter. This will be held in‘ the
East Norwalk M. E. Church at three
p. in. Oct. 3rd. It is hoped to pre-
sent an interesting program at that
time and all friends of the Home for
the Aged will be welcome.
Samuel McGowan, who has served}
the people of South Norwalk as fire-
man for forty years, has been null-L
fied by Councilman Volk, committsel‘
on fire department. that! his servicesi
at the Central Fire Station will be.
dis ensed with after the first of 003
tot-fir. Chief McGowan has been one.
of our most efficient fire fighters dur-i
ins all these yearp and expressions'
of regret are heard on every side that,
the administration's economic policy,
has caused this action to be taken. \
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"Secure a Sale - lieposlt
‘to make than most other institutions.
R'ih'lll—ews}
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norms!) Ronni)
r-ALETO spoons 7
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A‘R'I‘ILLERY SCHOOL
(Continued m P“. Ono)
refugees arrived yesterday from Mos-
lljor Samuel A. Welldou. Harvard . cow and Petrograd, having left I’etror
graduate and a pioduct of the Schoolgfi"d on kyle-m“ 13 The! 5U 1113'
of rm. at run sat. and of the Ami-"'1e “mun capital is entirely in the
lery school at Meucon. France, is “4*,st 0f anarchists and. that condi-
ills cos-i; a5 commandant. Lieut. Earle “0’18 are worse than eVer before.
Q Bathe. “Home, graduate I), Meucon, There is no police protection or any
has reported to HSBl>I him. Captain 01“" “108115 to preserve order, and
Alan G. Bland, t‘. . A., who was de- 99130118 are openly murdered in the
tail“; [U Yale 1u5[ yeah is back. Licut. b‘U'Et’lS 01' held up and l'Obbt‘d, as ”Jr!"
A. A o‘chncidcr has reported, The ; is m. risk or punishment for the crinir
five officers specially designated from “13-
c'amp Jackson by its L'uuiinander,‘ Armed gangs break into the h‘IUflW-‘t.
ling up“, “one” M. Dantord, are ex- stealing and murdeiing in theirs :irch
prCle-d in the no” iuture. Two 0,- the for provisions, money and clothin...
four titticeis “om ot'erséas hare beenfse'eml oi the. refugees in this- war
invalidi—d “-0“. “,9 WESICJ'H front. lost all their property, evt‘n thtit
l’it-sent indications are that a lar Clothes.
uxnt will be formed at the unitersity The “‘90” that “'58 sections 0‘ ”‘9
when the 00“ng year opens. Yale's town have begn burned~ they say. is
eaintd tllrlllH‘llttil oi being designat- exaggerated, but very serious fires
(.4 me 5‘ A. T. .3 Hold “Hm“.y “la,” have destroyed certain quarters" and
‘ the contiagrations often spread quick-
ly, as there is no organised file de-
w, partinent. Only Volunteers are avaLl-
able
in); t'tlllel' is tittiacti’ng a large num-
bti‘ oi students.
l’lfis‘idt‘lit liadley's
lows:
"in camping out the admirable plains
oi the Walt ilepai‘tiiient to utilize our;
'illleg‘tr as trainni; places for army
oilicers, Yale has had fewer changes.
Flalelllt‘lll
ROOM 28 HAS A MEETING
The club ueekly meeting of rootn
Th? Course of study prescribed for 28, of Franklin Junior High School.
units oi the Students‘ Army Training was held on Thursday. September 19-
Lorps follows closely the lines already, The president, Fran s Dietz.. an-
airanged tor the Yale 1" 0‘ T" l" The pounced the program as follows:
only important tlifiei‘enccs are (1). ,.
that the students must be prepared for \ictrola—The Star Spangled Ban-
sctt'ice more quickly; (2) that they ner._
are under military discipline at all Story—The 'I‘wo Gifts.
times; (3) that those who are ol‘dralt‘ Bresev
by Morris
STOCKHOLM. Sept. air—Numerous
consensus TO «romeo?-
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Mrs. Robbins Sound and Glued Her.
self and Buried Money ’
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On Saturday, Aug 31, Lillian Ma)”
Robbins. the wife of Samuel Robbins.‘
living with her husband on the John
B. Hall place. on the Banksvillc-Mid—
die Patent toad. Stamford, was found
bound and gassed by her children.
upon their return from an errand to
the tillage More and hanging limp
from a grated cellar door, Mr‘s. Roux
bins claimed her condition was the'
result of an attack of two‘highway-
men, who lad threatened to burn
her and her home if site did not dis-l
close where she had hid money 19-
ceited in a recent sale of land.
Shel-iii Nosiiter made a thorounh
investigation. He placed his deputy,
Frank Cliii'cio. in chaise of the lll‘dl-
ter. and on Monday, Sept. iii Mrs.
Robbins confessed that the alleged
robbery was it “frame up,” that she
bound and surged herself. hid the
tummy in a tin can. and buried it
under the dog kennel.
directed (‘hircio to the spot, After he
had dun into the ground about six
inches he came upon the buried trea-v
sure. The woman made a full con-
fession, and is now in the custody of
Sheriff Nosslter. Mrs. had planned,
to have the money for her personal
Use. 1
Her daurliters have been exonerat-I
zigix'elrlzhlcdtlfe“ ”pun,” llzttd by the, SOUR-’1‘!” Battle Cry Of Freedom. (d from complicity in the matter.“
"On account of its excellent filt‘lll«'Margfll‘(‘l llo'tt. ,Tlie District Attorney will now take]
ties and .Illt: conspicuous success or', Jokes by the class. [charge of ”H, case.
:‘fjiiiiffsu‘ilfJiill‘eulift: bg?(gfdctegl:;nlll: Victrola selection. #A—— »
War ll‘tlliil‘lllli‘ill its the university for Try a 89m?! Want Advertise-f
field artillery tout-hing, The sine“), ~S¢ntinel Want Ads Sure to Pa). lineal. ,
military work of the, students—eleven
hows a week will be under the‘
choice of oilit-ers selected by the chief
of field artillery. in addition to this,
each student will attend twdve liours'
of college recitalions. For those slu-
dt-itts who wish to become field artil.
leiy officers. the college subjects will
be substantially the same as those of.
the old it. 0. ’i‘. t‘. course. Alterna-
tive courses of college study are pro
\ltlt d tor those who wish to become
:‘ignal ofllcers, engineers, chemical ex-
pcl'ls_ or medical officers. Arrange-
ments are iii progress by’wliiclt mean-
bers of the Law school, and probably
other graduate and professional
schools, can combine military training
with college work.
"For those who desire to enter naval
service. the Yale Naval Training unit
piorides courses at study for 'lno of.
ficers and engineer officers, at: tiri-
llililllt't'd last spring. The Navy l'le-
[ltllllllt‘ill is making arrangements by
which students enrolled in these
courses can have status and piivl-
leges lully equal to those enjoyed by
the Sttidenls‘ Army Training t'orps.
“We shall continue to give instruct-
ion to students who are not enrolled
in any of these units. The number of
professors on leave of absence is so
large that the range of electives nfl'en
ed in the undergraduate and graduate
departments will be less than usual.
bttt the quality and standards of work
will remain unimpaired.
"Besides its courses for its (wn stu-
dents, \‘tile provides instruction for
two important groups of army officers
and experts in Ute Yale Army Labora-
tory school and the Signal Corps
Government Training lichriol for oili-
cer candidates. The laboratories of
the medical section of the Clle‘nicnl
Warfare Service are also located at
Yale. All these services, taken togeth-
THE FASHION
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is That ll
Boy for the Home Dsusmaltcr to Carry Out in
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
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umber Paths-no Now Ro-
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TH: non 01' LAT! WILLIAH T. RAYHOND, 20
Am LAID, 15 IHOUSI WITH ALL CONVEN-
mtcns. mason ans. omen, uni, woons, on.
maximum: rum.
nouns
' RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-:
‘_.7-. _ __ ....__._
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
[I Wall Sutton" stow-1i.
KRYPI‘OK LENSES—Fouls. Words in 001d II
Shel fins-On and Other Ionian.
.. M mudnntion’ol tho opal. m’ unscrip-
do-mnntysttes mm mm
“’5‘ E _ u.
The City National Bank
, South Summon.
Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro-
tected? Have you a. Safe Deposit Box? I! not, we can pro-
vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in our
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian of
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open a checking account and pay your bills by cheek.
I37 Illusion Si.
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CENTRAL HOTEL
fins room by tho day or stock. Steam hosted, olootrio
lights and gas. line Oslo attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and Amm'lcan style -
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Stu. Tel. 1555.
H. DISESA. Manager. .1. DISSSA. Proprietor.
Nun-V755
Skirt 7" .
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A NEW LINE OF V .
NECKWEAR
Tissues in not and omndy, milled, hemstitclicd\and embroid-
ered, medium lontth and the long cross-over style . 500- $1.56
fine Goat-gotta. crops do chino and organdy Dollars in medium
andlargeaoundandssilorshsps................boo-$220
Collar and Out! Sets of wash satin, Georgette, pique and ruffled
omndy boo—$131
A variety of Whitosnd Oolmd mining and for collars or
forthooollarsndouflsets................ 250—59c per yd.
satin, mnendorgudysouotium.....‘......too—$1.00
Blacklist Vesteos and Collars boo-41.50 r
'J. I. MALLETTE
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Tel. “9.
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or. tax our facilities of instruction and
housing to the utnmst. and prevent
us from adopting the policy annottnc‘
ed by Harvard of throwing its doors
open to high school graduates who are
not regular students. “no the full up
proval of the War Department, we are
making Yale a place for the training
of qualified men tor selected branches
of the service, and keeping our re-
quirements for admission high. Siti-
dents admitted to the. Army l‘rsiutng
Corps or Naval Training unit this au~
tumn will be members of Yale Uni~
varsity, who have met our requ’re-
ments for admission and can be en-
rolled as candidates for a degree."
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ONE REASON.
The reason some men are so care-
less ts because they know they can
get away with it by merely saying
“Excuse me."
cabinet and automobile.
This problem, difficult‘to
owners, is solved simply,
tumors,
telephoning our store.
Sentinel Want Ads Work Wonders.
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Demonstration.
- Miss Maris Crane and Mrs. Ella Wheeler coins to, us
from the manufacturer for one week, beginning
At our request, they will call upon you to demonstrate, with-
out till-P89, the right way to cars for your line furniture, player
economically and permanently by
Miss Crane and Mrs. Wheeler.
and guaranteed by us, no obligation resting upon our cus- .
Those desiring special appointment may secure same by
FOR ONE WEB! ONLY.
' THE A. J.‘COLl‘.lNS’C0.
Sept. 16th.
most home keepers and auto
Their services are furnished
F. Box in thetvaults of ,1
The South Norwallt
.TrustCo. . _ 1 .
* ‘s‘ll’llllil limited and on. -RALSTON
not ho increased during the.
‘ '“' ' - Sli0liS
‘ o’i‘iificmmggg may} _ ’1
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.. Icahn n at. m the and“ of mam ,
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. in unnow all so too,
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. Charming New Blouses
Semi-transparent and delicately beautiful. Georgette
crepe, solid colors, and solo: bombimttom. lay an mined "
with exquisite band mnbroldsry-ond booth. for dressy coco;
lions. We sdmltthst mandolin“! and daintlms are rug.
gestivooffniltymutwcmmmllmhmry one.
Prices $538 to 51m
Securing Satisfactory Shoes
Depends largely upon buying them from a dealer who has had
a thorough experience in the shoe business.
We have grown up in the shoe trade, and in Norwalk, and
have learned just what the local demand is.
For that reason our stock is the rapid selling’ kind and
that gives us plenty of opportunity to keep right up to the
minute with the LATEST MODELS FOR MEN, WOMEN
AND CHILDREN. '
SATISFACTORY STOCKINGS TO MATCH
CONNIE-ALLY a BRACKEN
81 Washington-Strut. South Norwalk.
_ UNUSUAL CHARM
9 \J: ’ ' attaches to our display of fur-
niture for the room where mi-
lady sleeps. Dainty beds, hand-
some dressers snd invitingiy
comfortable chairs are shown
in pleasing variety. Each piece
or suit is a work of art, both
in appearance and furniture
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of HOUSEHOLD 000w
Ono Lot of CARP
TOOLS, at the homo of
Sarah A. Benjamin, 53 m
Boulevard, East NM" ‘
Wednesday. Sept. 25, 191'. I!
o’clock a. m. sharp. Bath
tents to be sold to high“!
der without reserve.
JOHN K. rmcn, Audi-us:
PUBLIC Attempt .j
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By order Jacob 5!. Barton, l
Administrator l '
WHITE PINE common! —
Cure That ColdB! ;
Taking ' ’ 5
WITH TAR 'J
r. H. BAXTEI in
DBUMIST
per month. ‘
sold at $10 pen“ ' ~.
PLUMBER l ;
TY'EWRITEII EXC ml ‘-
1“ Inlrflold Avo., ”6‘;va
REIUILT TYPEWRITIII
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l 16 Main St
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80. Harwell:
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A. M. WOOSTER ,»
ATTORNEY AT LAW .
Ln. sax-minor us. rut-new ' .j‘
PATENT
s. .
Sand for Boollnl on Polo-II . ‘~
Bridgeport. Conn;
as Washington St. So. Not-want "~' ‘
\ Walt. Mm Palmor use}!
THE NEW SW ‘1‘
DEFINITION OF CHIROM .,
Chironnctio is the mill
cause of the disease and tho (g
adjusting the sums. Diseaso II '
by a wrench, twist or nor-Uh
hock. Bun. if (malls ‘1“
creates pinched nerves and Jul‘
later life in the affluent om]!
limbs.
Cbiroprocton romovo tho «I.
disease and pain. health in
through barium-tn; the new
terms in your body. Mold
given special tsunami-doo-
moot tho spine. Yon-will“ at
not giving the Chiropractor I d . 1
to help you. “
lunatic Mats liven also.
T. FRANCIS,‘Il.-tc. g»
Fsll Suits for Your Selectiop .'
Fancy Models
tituain St 50. m
4!
REA DY.
Conservative Models
COPYRIGHil '2
Clothing Co.
st NORTH iiiitit Sm:
from
caret
Mood
'l‘llli‘ 111m SW
SAW“! Park Pisoo, W
Furs Repaired;~
“flour own or Mrm‘ .,
looted -,
1' 3° ”W
bullding. You must see this dis.
play to realise the extreme mod-
”. ' oration of our prices.
stratum: summits ~co.
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