humus. we. a. me i
'l‘ileros
Mess Kits
Designed for the U. 5. Army.
Weight 18 0:. Price $5.00.
Used with the Theros fuel
cubes they are just the thing.
Look Them Over At
DON NELLYIS
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NOBWALI.
Elly News}
‘Mlss Lola Huhbell, of '73 Spring
ptreet, has taken a position with An-
drew Iiadel Oyster t‘u., of South Nor-
walk.
Owing to the ,1.‘a.~ir>.\ Sunday». .lllti
other conditions, tiretnwtt-h ti.-
Iter Bay l-‘et'ly will discontinue
vice tomorrow for the season.
the
>t'l"
. Miss Sadie Anderson, 0! “'t‘a-‘lprll‘l.
ha resigned her position with the .3
And 25 cent store, of this cityT'alld il.th‘
uncured a position in the U. hi. (‘, in
*nridgeport. ‘ 5‘}!
Constable William \‘oilmer _\'t->lt‘l'*
day attached property valued at 57.3
in t‘hurcll street. in tilt‘ case of Khan
‘lourdisky vs. John and Minnie l‘at-
luikas, which case is returnable hw-
jore the city court of Norwalk on De
tober 7 The. plaintiff, who has re-
' ned Tammany & Connery, claims
Images or 830.
‘~ ., s
tuning to Iilt‘ ruling of the local lilti
mmmissioners, it has hecn lound im-
possible to halt! the annual autumn
jflowel‘ Show in Greenwich,which was
Mo have iJI‘t-‘ll llllt'll this year for tho
benefit ot the lint] cross. it is hoped
that at the ltt-xt litttnthly lllt‘t'lllll: oi
the Stattlltttti litllllt‘lllllll‘lli Society a
better report tau lu- nlatle . {m- horti-
cultural ptospet-ta ill this district.
: fl
——More heat from less coal. 'i‘lmt't-t
what you want. And that is just what
you get with Burnltam Boiler (‘osy
Comfort Heat. The heat from the
boiler that‘s made in Westcltcster
county. Send for “Which and \K’hy"
booklet. Lord & Burnham (‘0., Irving-
ton. N. Y.
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all: will be held in the East Norwalk
0
Nethodlst Church, Thursday, Oct. ..,
tor will talk of his life at Newport.
and Mrs Newkirk will sing by re~
. tuest, "When the Boys Come Home."
~Ilear this interestlng program.
terested in the fall meeting of the
.00nnecticut Muslc-Teacbers' Associa-
”on to be held
‘diy. Oct. 2. at 1:30 p. m. Prof. J. r.
:flarshall of Boston University, now
.nMsical Aide to the Commanding
General Northeastern Department.
3U. 8. Army. will give an address en-
titled “Camp Music,” a subjéct of'spe-
pill interest at this time.
—12 LECTURE RECITALS
1‘; The appreciation oi music by Vic-
htlr Biart at 34 East avenue, Norwallt.
£03m, Wednesday afternoons abs-.30.
" 1min! October 2nd.
The October meeting of the Home
Clientel- of the Kings Daughters and
.1918. at 3 o‘clock. ReV. E. F. McGl‘e-
while in the Y. M. C. A.. work there
3: is hoped for a large attendance to
I Several persons in Norwalk are in-
in the Chamber of
bommem Hall, Mériden. tvottnesn
nepuouctln Caucuses and :
Convention.
C=ucuses
(‘autihL‘ or the Republican elect-
ors oi the mun oi Notwalk. will be
held in add loan (.11 Friday. the Pt:
din t}, tit-‘otur, lkls. at eight o'clock
p I'l 7 ti:1 l-‘H'ta and 'm the our
Bl~r~ ’e‘v‘mttt: llli'lll'f‘lltJ tn u'it'
FiI‘l \\';..4l, Town Artt'llllli) Hall.
\‘t'etli r'lvel
set-”mi \\'--tri. t‘tlunr-il ('lmth
(in Hall littiitlinc. ‘
Tittttl Wat l, l.'lltlnlnledlcu Blur-kl
[Ind \\';t-?littl_lttn >lreei. 3
l-‘tvitzl. \‘Jatri Town (‘ourt Ruom.l
Tmtn .ere!‘l'Ii} Building, Wall street.
I-‘tt'th Wald, liouayton
puny Hall.
Hat-h of :zt‘d caucuscc
Hose (.‘otll-t
shall elet-ti
dt-Ieea'es and choose in its own man.
ner alttt'llates to the Republican;
Town Convention hereinafter called
as follows:
Fitst Wald, six delvl'ates and >lX‘
alternates
Second “'et'd. nine delegates and
nine altrtnates. '
Third Fourth and Fifth Wards.
tiit‘ll lilit‘r' tl'iPL'RIP.\ and three aliq-
Hates. ‘
No caucus :llail elect any delegate
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ODD PIECES OF FURNITURE
Our two immense doors are tilled with reliable and at.
tract'lve pieces that are suitable for every room in thehome,
either to replace nine discarded or worn out item, as gifts, or
for the WAR TIME WEDDING. .
Only a. personal inspection will prove what a wide variety
of every grade may be found right here in Norwalk, and we
are always glad to welcome new and prospective purchasers.
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS.
RAYMON L) a: DUN
Wollultlfillhfll. .
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lorwalh.
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TRY OUR AUTO
BODY POLISH
TIRES YOU CAN
DEFEND ONDALWAYS
(I i' .‘l.l.‘-..~\ ,.. :e‘ t'* ‘influtlitl
11321.1 1m 5. t tram ftt-ti marl;-
tl '.:v-,tw mat than t.”
y. t (t >l;\ 4' .lt‘i szt'ls-
t- . ..'l ilill‘ ~ »:ttuit»l' all
it . .\l.tl’.t‘ \tllil eli‘tmlll
. lltl lit :.-.~; y ".t a l- .."’ ~tatltrutti
:Jw .‘v't .\‘ lilllt‘ fitil bu, a mo
:vt tlll-. infra it"‘lt‘ 'lr
NORWMK SUPPll SHOP
29 Wall St, Norwalk
or choose any alternates except he bel
a resident Hi the want in which is"
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FOR SALE.
THE PINE RESIDENCE OP TEE LATE
WI. '1'. RAYMOND
AT ROWAY‘I‘ON, CONN.
About twenty acres good land, House, Barn,
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. All conveniences.
INQUIRB
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3 137 Washington St.
Cow—House,
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O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
pl Well Omen
“enmi-
HYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oriel-d- in Gold or
Shell Ibex-On and Other Mountings.
Much examination 0! the one. Denllm' M-
The City National Bank
South Ital-walk. Conn.
he‘d litt cunt-us electing or choosing:
him.
CortVentlon L
.i convention of the several Repuh‘i
limtn delegate.- so elected at said
writtnl ward caucuses, will he held,
in the (‘ottncil Chamber, (.‘itv ilall
htildinrz, in tltt‘ second ward, on Fri-
tiitl', tilt“ lltlt day of October, 1918.
ill tight h't'ltllli p. m. for the follow-
in: purposes, ttu‘u'it.‘
i. To nominate candidates of the
Republican ;ttt"\' {or ropreseutativerll
in the next General Asstmbly.
1’ To no'tiitttttt~ Fitn‘tlidaies of the
Republican party for justices of the
peace
ii. To t'lPt‘l ftIlll‘ dPll‘KalCl and
t-lttttm- Iottr alternates to the Repub-
lican Senatorial convention, to be
held tlr~tt>twr Will, 1018.
4. To elect {our dell-rates and
tlwose {our alternates, to the lit-pub
iit‘ull l’mhatt- mnventlnn to he held
October Hill. lillR.
1T0 transact our other business
proper to (“tillit‘ before said cnnvt-n-
lion.
Ilillt'vl :t‘ Noru'allt.
day (it September. lDlS.
Ilt' (lrtlt‘l‘ if the Republican Town
*(litl this 23rd
('ommittcv ut' tltt- town or Norwnlk
IZl‘iII'XD ii. (‘ROWItL
Chairnutn.
Attrst JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
w.
Secretary.
WAR CHAPLAIN TO SPEAK
AT TRINITY CHURCH.
The Rot. 0. ii. I.. Mason. an army
chaplain, who has fit't'n service with.
the :Xllll‘lii'illl soldiers in France. will;
speak at Trinity church. tomorrow
evening. ;
llr. Mason, for part of his time, was
a hut fiGi'rt'liil‘)' for the Y. M. (‘. A...
and. in both phases of his work, he‘
was brought into intimate touch with
the soldiers.
lie is now back in America and is
EVENING SCHOOL——-19lS—19
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Sessions begin Monday evening, September 30, at 7:30 P.
M., at the High School Building, West Avenue
Sec. 1. Elementary classes——
a. Foreigners who can use the English language but
little.
Foreigners who are more advanced
Italians.
Negroes.
Special classes in Civics and Citizenship.
Commercial Arithmetic, Business English and
Elementary Algebra.
g. Special classes will be conducted for those of for-
cign birth who wish to become citizens.
All classes under Section 1 are entirely free.
Sec. 2. Advanced classes—
a. Mechanical Drawing.
b. Business English, Stenography and Typeurltlng.
0. Commercial Arithmetic, Business Engish and
Bookkeeping.
d. Sewing—elementary and advanced.
e. Cooking—elementary and advanced.
Classes will be opened in Spanish and other academic sub.
jects if in sttmcient demand.
Trained and experienced teachers have been employed for
all chases. No charge will be made for books and supplies
used. For all pupils in the advanced classes-section 2 above-
small deposits will be required as per table below. To t-nch
pupil attending three~fourths of the sessions a return of $2.00
will be made at the close of the term.
ramp:
C.
Mechanical Drawing ........................ $3.00
Either Commercial Course ..................... 3.00
Plain Sewing ................................ 3.00
Economic Cooking ........................... 4.00
Advanced class in cooking ................ . . . . . 5.00
No classes will he maintained without reasonably full en-
rollltaent. A strict record of attendance and progress will be
kept by e ll_tetlcher and certificates of attainment will be is-
sued to al who attend at least three-fourths of the sessions.
0. V. BUCHANAN, Supt.
H. W. KIRMAYSB, Prin.
. Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro.
. tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro
vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in our
modern Sate Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian at
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 check.
CENTRAL HOTEL
lino room: by the day or week. Stenm hosted. electric
lights and gas. Fine Onto attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Ste. Tel. 1555.
ll. DISESA. Manager. .1. DISESA, Proprietor.
Infants’ Wear
DRESSES oi initiate and orgundy, lace trimmed and finished
with feather stitching .................... . 31.00—32.25
casumnan sitcom, daintily embroidered in pink, blue or
white ...... . ........ ..... ....... .. soc—mm
SILK cars with lining, plain and trimmed sac—$1.25
«‘ xxrr'rnn cars and Bonnie ................. 50c
: KID axons and moccasins, blue, pink, white, black, tan,
‘ alsowhltewithbltleorpinktrim ......... ...........75c
count-no
: KID SLIPPBM, black, white, pink and tan 656
' BOOTIEB,whilo,plnkandhluo 290—590
J. I. MALLETTE
IS WMOTOI If. ”m [DIWALI
Tel. 449.
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insurance—
5 01 alllilnds lnSironu and
Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
in all its Branches
.I. M. Layton & Co. , inc.
5 RAILROAD AVW
SOUTH HOEWALI. 00”. I
% Cure That Cold B!
Tnkint "
WHITE PINE COMPOUNI
WITH TAB. .
F. H. BAXTEB ‘3
DBUGOIST “
:5
Smith. Menard.
- makes. £514..“ 10::
repaired. Rent-Jo M
per month. Inclin-
sold at 810 per noaih.
PLUMBER , j
TYPEWIITEII EXCHANGI ‘
i“ Felt-field Av... St‘lwfl. Co“
REIUILT T‘IPIWIITERU
:3
F. S. LYON
Job Printing
So. Noun":
Dr.l.ll. Mailer;
DENTIST . .
"Solemn. “Janina.
BonnitonthLm'ltolp.‘
A. M. WOOSTER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Late Examiner U. 3. Patent Office
PATENTS
Semi for Booklet on Patents
' t 5 Main St Bridgeport. Conn.
“THE NEW scatter:
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRW
Chiropractic in the definition «new
cause of the disease and the In A
adjusting the same. Disease in 0.0.7
by a wrench. twin. or Ipnin in
back. Even if done in childhood
frteatelt‘ pigclgd mne- nnd pm
a or e e erent. o
limbo. ' . m
Chiropractors remove the cello d
dieeaso and pain. health in to“
through harmonizing the nerve Int
terns in your body. l‘emele trawl.
xlven Ipecill attention: also «m
turn orthe spine. You'll! mm
not giving the Chirometor n (In.
to help you.
loaned by the United States Govern-
ment to assist in the Liberty Loan
work. Reports from Liberty Loan
headquarters. in New York city, are
that he has a wonderful story to telli
about the soldiers and his work. The
Liberty Loan anthem will be rendered
by the choir. ‘The national anthem:
and other patriotic air will be sung:
during the service. 1|
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DR. ARTHUR MARVIN DEAD. '
Nflt' HAVEN. Sept. 2.x. --A message:
.t‘ront \\'u.-hington. l). t‘., yesterday.‘
brought news ol' the death there of Dr.1
Arthur Marvin, who was registrar oi‘
Silt‘lilt'ltl Scientific school tlp until!
three years ago, when he entered gov-
ernment service. Nervous breakdown!
is given as the cause of death. Dr.»I
t.\i‘trvirt was graduated from Yale in.
itlle class of 12598.
| Dorothy Spicer, 4 and i»2 year old‘
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Spi-
cer. of 18 Camp street. was taken to
St. Luke's Hospital in New York c102;
last week. and was operated on for,
cancer on Saturday, September 21.}
FURNITURE
OF QUALITY
Prospective purchasers are urged to consider our present
prices as especially attractive and that a real scarcity in good
furniture is not at all improbable. Our assortments otter gen-
uine economies right now. m.
Make Your Selections While Our
Stock Is Complete.
THE A. J. counts co.
The New, Models of
' Men’s Shoes
That we now have mdy fOr inspection are the most satisfac-
tory combination of comfort, style and wearing qualities that
the market mm.
Ifit‘s a light shoe or nheavy shoe, 3 black shoe or a. shoe
of any of the most popular shades, we have them in all lasts
and leathers.
Saiisiaciory llosiery to Match.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. South Roi-wok.
]Site was brought back home by heri
'iather in his automobile Thursday
afternoon. and is resting as comfortat
bly as could be expected at her home
. today.
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LEND YOUR MONEY.
BUY A BOND.
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CORRECT STYLES
In Women’s and Misses’
Fall Footwear
We have my novelties in
Grey: and Manhunt-go
sbowintotlluhinthenewm
withhigllorlovlleek.
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New Fall‘Untierwear
Flanneletle Night Gowns
Silk and Cotton Hosiery
5 A most complete line with aimeiive
.. prices await your approval
.1 In; .ad
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.trt I. like . . -..?_'.9
Magnetici “mt: livol the.
T.FRANCISQӢC~
u Wuhinfltl BL. 50. Nowell. Cur
undue” (com Pointer Sellout? 8
READY;
[all Suits tor Your Selection
Fancy Models
Conservative Models
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
6 N. Main St So. llorwalk
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'l‘llli WITH} SHOP
p
. UNUSUAL GEAR)!
attaches to our display ‘0: fun
nlture tor the room where ml-
lndy sleeps. Dainty bode, hand-
some dressers and invitingly
comfortable chairs are shown
in pleasing variety. Each piece
or unit is a work oi art. both
in appearance and furniture
building. You must see this dis.
play to realise tbe entrenle mod-
‘=~\ m at one prion.
ANGEIIINE FURNITURE CO.
murmur-Ileana
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8' West Park Place. Stamford
Furs Repaired
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