Japanese
Wot-it Baskets
in new and artistic
designs
45C to $1.75
Japanese Candle
Shades
75c
noun—Emu
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALI.
lCily News
Members at Hope liaise t‘o., No.
rate jllnl lt‘tt‘ii't‘li a card l'ittlii little
Weed, oi (‘ittiip At’cis, >ttitiiiig tliut ii"
expects to lie home on .t. ltll'ltitlflll to
day.
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ple of good standing. who lime 'tiul
in ‘his town tor over .'. \‘ttlln. A~h its
about it. Brand's Jewcln Stitu‘,
Cards have. bi en let‘vltl'tl ii) i'rtv
Hope Hose (0.. from J. \\', t~'l.izi.t it.
who is slallttllt‘tl in the 27111 titiiitr<
Recipient, in (‘itnip .lolin.~ton lutk
N'INtll", l'lotitia, zilltl also limit t‘hils-
topher veering. who is '
Boise hospital, No. 126. t‘itiitp Xltt‘l-‘t
inn. Anniston, Alabama.
Andrew Tully. .\lttliii~l li.tl"“l nit-l
Herbert W. Tl'l‘nt‘ilillti. one t‘\ellill:
last week. took lill trip ll')
through White Plains. .iiiti down tl t-
ith'iiii'tl :t
:lllltt
Hudson. ’l'liev iliithi iii Not-walk
Hi'dlll around midnight. and report
nuruieri‘til i'e‘ehiiitiuiis with regard
to the Liberty Loon .ill along the line.
-—Slielf. Willi and alarm clocks. vest
«hams, stone and signet rings. ladies
bracelet. Willt‘lit's‘. holdiers strap
watches at lirnnd‘s Jewelry Store,
Washington street, South Norwulk.
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There was a llkht l’Nlt‘ll ol' Irv,"
visible in the lowlands liereahouts
yesterdav morning. it was not enough
to do much damage. although intllf‘ll‘
lions now tire that front may be ex-
pected every evening. Farmers are
prettv well tillisiied that it has hold
off so long.
George Spiccr, or 2 \\‘.all street, has
decided to close otit his business. The
chief cause. of trouble at present is his
inability to locate it gasoline pump.
and his business is no longer profit-
able. Mr. Spicer has no plans for the
future. but expects to enter a position
where he will be of war service.
Mrs. Frank Ford. of Scribner street.
West Norwaiii, has. received a letter
from her son in France, which states
that he is located in Company I of the
304th Regiment, .in the southen part
of Fr’a‘nce, and that lie is well ilml|
happy and likes the country very
much. ‘
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The October meeting of the Home
(‘hnpter oi the Kinzs‘ Daughters and
Sons will be held in the East Norwalk.
Methodist Church. Thursday, Oct. 3.
VlQlli, all 3 o't-lork. Rev. E. F. McGre-l
:or will talk of his life at Newport
while in the Y. M. C. A. work there:
and Mrs Newkirk will sing (by rc-.
Quest) "When the Boys Come Honlfi",
Rev. H. E. Wilson will conduct the;
devotional exercises. It is hopedl
there will be a large attendants tol
hear this interesting program. ,
Secure a Sale Deposit i
lax in the vaults oi ;
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:to twenty pounds and should be notl
more than two cubic feet in volume..‘
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Alumnus. oanh i
18 IN RUNNING ,
ORDER AGAIN;
(Continued r‘rom Page One).
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cause oi the >t..iL‘li_\ o: labor and dil-i
fit‘Lill} ttl il’altéltuzlit'iuli. hut mre sni-
itio ”W n in or... n Dior-bib“) and
tl.e \voii. ..:
As the
t. How on. » its iii . cud ptepui'ct-
:I-H tilltl pent iui titulr-r.‘ theSe (‘laSb
.» ,IJI‘ -:‘.i.xv':ir"} 'éiil‘t‘d iii character]
oppoitiiiiity in thei? senioi”
liiiis tart»
ODD FIECES OF FURNITURE
Ourtwoimnonuflom'lnre filled with ninth and tit-
trsctive pieces that ore suitable for every room in the home,
either to replace some discarded or worn out item, as gifts, or
for the WAR TIIE WEDDING. . .
Only 3 personal inspection will prove what a Wide variety
of every grude may be found right here in Norwalk, 811d we
are always glad to welcome new and prospective purchasers.
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS.
RAYMOND o. DON
Wtii M High I“. lonnik.
am
.. at :t- -'.i.:-. lit 1 out. the Latin. matu-
ipm n. i.-~ioit hormone: and sci. _
tiilv' tupiiini ‘til' titlilg'r‘. but also,
rlltli unto; t‘.ii"lil'tli Utilli‘bk‘b .s p.53 .
tlliti')-\. . twin-my. noiiontt‘s. his‘
tt:i'_\ it! hit. elt' ,
l lltltl illi tliit‘t‘llt‘ll tit Mi» Eleanor
‘idflt’. the “ink in the giiillllzhllllu in
bun: taken up uith \izor. Military],
tli'lil li.i.~ begun and equpnieiit put in
for it game called curtain hair. mi
which the two li,d’t‘lit‘li sides play on
opposite sides H! a curtain. tlainea‘i
are being uliuiiiwd between tinned
and between the alumnae and the'
school, and much interest is iilrezttiy
'iiinniiest. .
Lessons in oral English will‘ be
given by Mrs Horton Trussell. of Ni w
York and Not-Walk. Mrs, 'l‘russcll i.~ a
teacher of wide experience, who has
studied with talented teachers. both in'
this country and abroad. She will
[rive a weekly class lesson in each de-
TRY OUR AUTO
BODY POLISH
TIRES YOU CAN
DEFEND Oil—ALWAYS
()ui‘ AJAX Jig-and.
input 1inn. 5 t peril}.-
t-x' 'llt‘r, liie~ .i .‘ -t )IAL‘
l‘ill In»; It iit :\t'l\'i(‘rt pull mus-
lilt 'it it ,‘tt a; "finer. UlHZtl' Ali
\‘ iiti t.< ii.- .‘lfi'lV Willi hilltttrih
cili’i lit ii Sip ‘:'t .i‘lr‘, Elli airtiiti'aitl
nus ,\'. .\‘ ‘itm _\t,u i-uy u “1‘.
:et liil.‘ innit iiuiu its.
NfliWiiii SUPPil 8H0?
29 Wall St.. Norwalk
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partuieiit ol tilt: school. and is pit-par“
til aim to take pi'itttte pupils. The!
private lessons are intended to devel-
up the best quality of voice and “Ni
ltl‘e5>itill, (Hill to ,‘.'i\'l' to any girl (39.:
siting ii, the ability to rend or recitet
with ititistt- t-il‘t-t-t. Mrs. ’I‘russell is
also a l‘t‘llliil'liitbl)’ good teacher of
tl.illt'illi_'_ iillti hopes to arrange a class
in tlitllt'lllll litter in the tall. The music
litpitt'lliltlll, ot‘ the school continues
tiiitior the tiilt't‘lltiii ol' Mus. Lillian
shot .tood Ni \tki.k tot mice. and Mrs.
l{itlllt‘l‘lllt' s, Siillliol‘n for piano. Mrs.
Ni-u’itiik's I‘lltilufi class began in”:
'i‘lllllbllltl \\l‘il ii number ot very
proiiiisinu voices and seems likely to‘
be even more successful than usual in.
illt‘ quality oi it.» singing. The work1
in piano will brain October 7. and thei-
advanced stand”): of a number 01'
Mrs. Sanborn‘n pupils made it likely
lilill the work will reach u'level of at-
ttiinnit-iit eteu higher than usual. The
ill.~l hui'iul evetiiitu enjoyed by the
reboot family took place last night,
“lieu Mica (ll'l‘il’lliit‘ Wood gave on “P
i't l'lli:ll l“t‘t'il2il of Southern songs and
readings. The t-lizirm ot her rendering
was greatly appivt'uttetl by all who
lienrtl llt‘l'. iiitltiiliiiu the two invited
humus, lltit‘ltll’ :tnti Mrs. Newltirk. A!
the close of the evening. Mrs. New-
hii‘k sung twu new patriotic songs,
and llit: “hole uronp joined iii the
Hillside songs.
The school priuc.pul.< are inking
special pretautions in present in tittie-
utiatrtliiip- the health ot‘ the pupils
nuitiiist llil‘ i‘lilllt'illit' now prevalent.
livery member oi the school faculty
and pupils is teqtiit'etl to remain away
from public anther-inns, such on movL
ing picture slim“, to use public con
\eyztnt'ca its little ilh' poasiblc, and to
inoitl outing in places where food may
he dusty or not .wrvctl in u sttnilitry
way. All cases oI illness, even
though slight. are carefully watched
and quarantined when necouuary.’
These precautions im- tttken in the in-
terests of all and intuit be strictly ob-g
served. It is hoped that by the rib-l
scrvaiim- of these requirements, the
health of all will he maintained. ‘
GIFTS FOR SAILORS. "
Chriotmas Packageu Mutt Be in New
EVENING SCHOOL—1918—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 clusctir— .
Foreigners who can use the English languuge but
a.
little.
it. Foreigners who are more advanced
c. Italians.
d. Negroes. '_ . .
c. Special classes in Civics and Citizenship. .
c. Commercial Arithmetic, Business English and
Elementary Algebra.
g. Speciui classes will be conducted for those of for-
eign birth who wish to become citizens.
All classes under Section 1 are entirely free.
Sec. 2. Advanced clams—-
a. Mechanical Drawing. _ ‘
13. Business English, Stenography and Typewriting.
c. Commercial Arithmetic, Business Enguh and
Bookkeeping.
d. Sewing-»—elcmentary and advanced.
e. Cooking—elementary and advanced. ‘
Classes will be opened in Spanish and other academic sub-
jects if in sufficient demand.
Trained and experienced teachers have been employed for
all classes. No charge will be made for books and supplies
used. For all pupils in the cdvonced classes—section 2 above-—
small deposits will be required as per table below. To each
pupil attending three-fourths of the session: a return of $2.00
will be made at the close of the term.
Mechanical Drawing ............... . .. ...... $3.00
Either Commercial Course ............ . ........ 3.00
Plain Sewing .............................. 3.00
Economic Cooking ........................... 4.00
Advanced class in cooking . . . . . . . . I ............ 5.00
No classes will be maintained without reasonably full en-
rollment. A strict record of attendance and progress will be
kept by each teacher and certificates of attainment will be il-
sued to all who attend at least threedourthn of the sessions.
G. V. BUCHANAN, Supt.
H. W. KIRMAYER, Prin.
York by November 15. !
People intending to rend Christ
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mas packages to relatives in the Navy
who lll't‘ abroutl must send their gifts.
so that they will reach New York not'
litter than November 15, according to
an announcement made yesterday by
Secretary Daniels. The regulations is-,
sued by the Navy Department provide,
that packages sent by parcel posti
lilllSl. be enclosed in substantial boxes‘
with hinge or screw top so no to be
easily opened and the contents
ppected. ,
Boxes sent by express are limited,
lit-t
l
he of wood, well strapped. with lunac‘
or screw tops. No perishable t'oodi
product, other than lhose in cans cr‘
glass jars, should be packed. [
All packages must be marked with,
the name and ‘address of the sender:
with the notation, “Christmas Box".-
und must be forwarded in care of
the supply omcer. Fleet Su‘pplv baae.’
Twenty-ninth street and Third the
hue. South Brooklyn, N. Y. ‘
‘The work or light law hon resulted
in a decrease in the number of men}
FURNITURE
0!“ 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 otl‘er gen.
uine economies right now. me . .
Make Your Selections While Our
Stock Is Complete.
till. it J. couns co.
committed to the Norwich state lnebri-l ‘
ate form from towns throughout Con-
nectlcut.
LEND YOUR H0
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CORRECT s‘rvws‘
In Wasn’t ad Iii-Id
Fol Footwear,
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New Fall Underwear
Flanneletle Night Gowns
SI and Cotton m
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F0R.SALE.
TEE PINE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE
WI. '1'. RAYMOND
AT ROWAYTON, CONN.
About twenty acres good loud, House, Barn,
Fruit und Ornamenttl Trees. All conveniencel.
INQUIRE
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113.! 137 Washington Si.
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
II WI” Ital. dim
nmox LINER—Folding OM il Gold I:
M hut-On end Other Mat'nd'-‘
W «urination at “w an. Dcuittu' WP-
flo'u ”aptly flied. Input Intuition.
Cow-House,
The City National Bank
South Nor-walk, Conn.
Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro-
tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro
vide you with one {or the mall sum of $4.00 per year, in our
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian oi
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 chcek.
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msurIthCE
(it all Kinds in Strong and
Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
in all its Branches
J. M. laylon 8i Co, inc.
1 5 RAILROAD AVENUE
SOUTH NOZIWALK, CO". I
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WHITF P 'E COMPOUNI
WITH TAP.
I“. H. BAXTEB q
DRUG-GIST ‘9
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8 in t 11. Manual.
Bowman, on 0th.
‘ ”k”. 'L‘ld,
per month.
sold at 810 per month.
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CENTRAL HOTEL
Pius room: by the day or week. 8mm hated, electric
light: out! gas. line Cafe attuned; also Rectum-mt. Italian
petitioner?
DENTIST ,.
cud America style
Corner [cum and Chestnut Bil. Tel. 1555.
N. DIBESA. Mower. J. DIBESA, Proprietor.
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1630.131.“ Miter-maul.
Mibnzflulflhflnl
Iniants’ Wear
DRESSES of batiste and organdy, lace trimmed and finished
with feather stitching . . .. ........... $1.00——$2.25
CASHMEEE BACQUEB, dointily embroidered in pink, blue. or
white . {We—$2.25
SILK CAPS with lining, plain and trimmed . (We—$1.25
KNITTED CAPS and BONNETS .. ................... 50c
KID SHOES and IOCCASINB, blue, pink, white, black, tan,
also whitewithblue orpinkirim ............ ........75c
KID SLIPPERS, black, white, pink and tan .. 65c
BOOTIES, white, pink and blue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29c—59c
J. I. MALLETTE
ll WWII)! If. IOU“ [DIWALI
............. ....,.. ...
Tel. 449.
A. M. WOOSTER
ATTORNEY AT LAW ,
Late Examiner us. Pat-n0 Ollie.
PATENTS
Sent-i lot MIC! on Putt-nu
' ‘i '3 Main St Bridgeport. Conn.
THENISW SCIENCF
DEFINITION OF CHIROPHm
Chiropnctto in the definition out
cause or the disease and the IQ i
adjusting the unto. Discus il 7
by a wrench. twin or opium in.
back. Even if done in childhod
cream pinched nervo- ud pm
later life in tho diner-mt organ
limbo.
Chiropncton remove the col. ‘
til-em clown. health in M
through harmonizing the um. I!
terns in your body. Mo M
given moi-l «tendon: also CIV-
turn 0! the mine. You will now!-
gret giving the Chiropractor I M
to help you.
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lunatic-Mun liva- ulna.
The New Models of
- Men’s. Shoes
That we now have ready for inspection are the most satisfac- .
tot-y combination of comfort, style and wearing qualities that
the market words.
If it’sclight shoe or nhecvy shoe, 9. black shoe or a shoe»
of any of the most popular shades, we have them in all lusts
and leather-I.
Satisiaetory liosiery to Match.
' CONNEALLY ‘ & BRACKEN
81 Wuhinctou Street. South Nor-wok.
i'. FRANCIS. ii. C.
:4 Washington BL. Bo. Norah. -
undone from Palm We‘\
READY;
Fall Suits tor Your Selectio-
Fancy Models
ConservatiVe Models
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
6 N. Main Si So. Vomiti—
UNUSUAL CHARM
attaches to our display at (ur-
niture for the room where ini-
lady sleeps. Dainty beds, hind.
some. dressers and inviting)!
comfortable choirs are than
in planing variety. Each piece
or unit is a work 0! art. but
in “Monaco and furnitnn
building. You must me this die
m to notice the aura. nod-
onu- cl or Idea.
MW“ FURNITURE CO.
84 NORTH MAIN SIRE!
8 Wu! Park Place. Stamford
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