oriosin moans it
JUST our t
Vim—When the Boys Come '.
Home, by Schuman i
Hunk. l
MIST—Love’s Garden crimes, -.
by McCormack. I
18498—hational Emblem Mai ch
Lights Out March
18476—Wnen Aunt Dinah's
Daughter Bangs on
That Piano.
Chasing the Chickens.
By Six Brown Bros.
RAM—When You Come Home.
For Your Boy and My
Boy.
DONN—R—LLY’S
16 So. Main St.
.., son'rn nonwu: ;
l
.Ei
{City News ,
l“(ilil’lt+ll lltll hi the ralll'tlild iaimrE
Lamp tit Sng'irottk till 11] Mill Slum.
ish illfllieli/Li, and Hill quarantined in:
one or HIV ti‘l'h,
nurses. .
LL
iri ti.;tr;:« oi tout
Throughout t'oriiirtiit-iii.. nit'l't’liitll‘r
are perieriur; plilll.‘ tn iiznt (i ll‘:
mus liuyin: :lill‘l \ill‘lit timn «\or
this your oil account of tilt ;~lit)l'iilL‘i
OI htlp.
The 12th will he t‘oiiiiiibu.» l‘:i‘-. illt‘
anniversary ill the (liM'ovei) ..-. Aim;
ion. “02. The 'Juth “ill hr known us
Apple Day. The filial \Hll luv litili»
owe'en.
”(lulu-1' llltb ait lit‘lllll'lly'e. Haunt
M. (‘uhan's Burst, "\Ylit ll Ymi t'oiiiv
Home." Also "When You San: Hush-
A-Bye Baby in Me,“ it .h-iiuhitul iimle
trio number. "(‘hasin: lllt‘ t‘hiikt-ns"
a new Saxophone iiuiiilwr by ilit' Six
Brown Bros. ’
The Liberty Loon poster, “lwiid the
WWW Tliev l'iphi.” ly l‘I. M, Ashr. of
fianbury. is one or the big hits of
the present Liheit)‘ lAllln t‘titiipziiim
and Aitist .\.~i.o is being tonipiiinf‘nt-'
ed as one of the honor men (it thel
postw t‘th'liiS.
Frank and Otto ilel'ieriie were ivy
the loo!“ exemption btlultl.
Frank has been
go in lr't‘til‘ltl‘d|
Otto iias‘
iiiili
called it);
for reexamination.
notified that he will
with the next contingent.
been found physically unfit for
tary service.
Paul l’ollnkus is M'l’lollb’lV ill :it
(‘miip llcvmis with pneumonia. nt'COl’tl-
ing to word ieeeived here by his par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pollnkus ol'
9 .(‘hurch street. Mrs. Pplinkus Went
to Ayre, Mass. to see her son. and
tound him much improved. She re-
tumed home today.
_____._—
‘Mr. and Mrs. William L. Youns of
Melbourne road. have received the
notice ot the safe arrival of thelrt
son. John, in England. He is a mem-i
her of the Royal Flying Corps, and,
left Norwalk for Canada some timel
ago. alter spending a furlough at the'
home of his parents. i
—’"'"‘—- i
Fred Moore. who is with the 102ml;
regiment. in a letter to Georle Hop-i
kins. of this city. enclosed a shoulder5
strap from the uniform of a captured,
German. .Tlir color of the material'
is a peculiar greenish. lilueish-muddy
colored gray. or what in known as:
field gray. lllt‘ color of all of the Ger-
man uniforms. and on the shdtmler
strap, sewed in with red thread, the
figures 403. evidently the number or
the regiment. of which the prisoner
was _a member.
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Secure a Sale Deposit
Box in the vaults oi
.Joi n A lltillllr‘ . (‘or;ipoti>, l’a
i Mine. Mich.
.ih-hert A Mcl’liuil
.iuillil
“ Arthur] Smith. \\';iulu-u:in. lll.
‘ Howard R. Randall. lirorkton. Muss.
. Merritt it. Wilson, t‘nluniet. Mich.
tisiiii tutti "
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiis
'l‘iir- toiltmnty mmaiues ate ie
tamed ‘3 '1 o .i- .i:.i 1.. iii: general of
i 9 Ann i‘ii'Jll «MN diiltvlldl)‘ iut't'es:
Klimt: " .it iltill ......... 6:
.\ii\r..ig iii onlgtill. ....... o
\‘.l:u[‘.d*t; ft \tr. 2} . -1?
ll.v-tfi.v.1i\\tl.tlis, .. ..... it
\\‘~i:iiti-ti Ut-‘L’Yl‘t‘ Lillile'i‘i'lllllltil .. a
'i‘u' A: .. 291
KiLLED EN ACTION.
.- Sergeants.
\\‘.ifiaiii 5 human. l‘l.iirdriphiu. Pa.
' Corporalc.
Raiph 0 (Meet. itorlrpori. Mo.
Hank tirist. “UL-dale. l'tl
he!“ i Halli-u. .llllli i, 1.]
Max lliishmiti. liitritil. Maw.
Everett Hale John—mi, illat li\'\'dl“l. Mt:
Privates.
William F ittoplm. Wu ribiii'}, i‘uiiii 1
George Evans, lteit. Mont. ‘
.luM‘lill \'. l-‘avalaro. Gla:~lttll'l, i’a.
Warn-ii Y. Graves. Philadelphia. l‘a.
“'til'e-i E. titledi- Lat-on. lil. ‘
Thomas ix» livll>lt ) Humble. 'l'vxus.
l-Itttiokm Shuiak. \‘tiiiYohrii. State oi
liorndiio. Russia.
Bra. and Evian-nailed Beds
In this department we have been most fortunate in socur- .
ing a line of Metal Beds, every one of them an extra special
value. . . I
There is a wide choice of models, in all Widths. i
i
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CRIBS AND CRADLES
That are safe sanitary and satisfactory. o
ALI. THE BEST GRADES OF WOVEN WIRE ”SPRINGS
HIGH-GRADE IA'I'I‘RESSES AND PILLOWS
RAYMOND cs JON
Wulludll‘llfi
' ,_ .
FOR SALE.
THE PINE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE
WI. T. RAYMOND
A'l‘ ROWAY‘I‘ON, CONN.
About twenty acres good land, House, Barn, CowIIouse,
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
All conveniences.
INQUIRE
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3
t3? Washington St. .
m m A3331! must. i O. B. JACKSON
TIRES YOU CAN .
DEFEND Oil—ALWAYS
Um AJAX 'i. do;- and.
night iiies. ;.tii.iiid-loiii u‘rs'i.
v: tins. i ll‘ ‘1“: will gun. 3...
1.70 p” t‘rl" :tHll‘i' and i-etli's-
imiittii at a't titties, under all
L'tint‘lii tins. Made with smooth I
.‘und non-blip lll‘lillsl all Slalltl'llixl 1
size: Nu! time you IN) a tiie
L'l'l 'l;i.~ iualw treat us.
~ iiiiiilillil SUPP“ Still?
29 Wall St. Norwallt
'té dlt‘
lillllt‘llllt Agaton
Larson. National
l
ioiiniv M. l.t-wi,. Erin. 'i‘emi.
.loiivsliorti. X C. i
Jaillt‘S \l’. Madden. Iii‘tltllel. N Y.
itiuiiitmti Malone). Philadelphia. PR >
Harry A. Moran», Ne“ York. N. Y. ,
Arthur Meyer, llrtoklyii, N. Y. .
iiiiwiiiond 'i‘ Nvetltll. (‘hit-ugo. til. E
l‘:i]it‘\l Niii'itl. Brooklyn. N. Y. i
l.l:lllio~i .\l. U't‘oniieil. Rocknway Ilearh,‘
.\' Y
.lohii .l it‘ll-am, New York. N. Y.
i-Iiiioi'y ll. ()rllill‘ll. New York. N. Y.
(in | far ”it: I‘. Tull Iltl, (Hill). .
mt i: o m. i...iw Mills, lows.
litillt‘k l'ullli. Milwaukee. Wis.
ii.tiiio| ('ilfilltl‘ l‘oplin. l‘hai'lotte. N. t‘.
TilUll-lIS l’i‘nlher. lndiannpulls,
ind.
tienrcu 'l‘ Rot-turd. “'ityi'ille, N. Y,
.Iohii llit‘e. \ianhns'set, N. Y.
liw .l itiusbi-e. Iliirliam. N. C.
intro-rim- ll. Robinson. Gory. W. Vii.
Joseph E. R(l,\t‘0t'. Osborne. N. (‘.
1 other \\' “HM-I’ll, Ebony. Texas.
Tiank Sulurlino. Gary. lnd.
lit-i'iii.iii St-ltiniih-r, New York. N. Y.
\it‘rmi St'lllll'lllt‘l‘, lhooklyn. .\'. Y
.lll't'pll Y Srhuiu'.‘ llllllllilut‘. lows.
\Yilil‘ilt‘l‘ ii, St‘éll'll't‘". Swain. N. Y.
.lohn Siliiio-s. t‘hit'uuo, lll.
loltii W Shim-ll. llrownstown. Ill.
lln-nry (l. Suniiiivifit-hi. l'ilt~litirizli. l’tt
\lllt‘ll .\. Watson. (‘nlwylL l’zi
liti)‘ \\'m-kit-y, Shirley. “RM Vii
Morris. \\'v.~rhiir. Brooklyn. .\' Y
tliti't-r It}. “riuht. X S. l'iltsliurg. I’d.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
. . Saracen“. small depositswill be required as per table below. To each E
‘ ““m" "”an n '“"“""" su'mm" Pupil attending three-fourths of the sessions o. return of $200 t
Wis. , . i
John M. l'mlen. \\'.t\'itt‘.-lllll‘g. Pa. Will be made at the do" at the “m“ ,
Corporlil. Mechanical Drawing ...................... “58.00 i
1’4” H Mt'l'i‘i- ll-i'rllt‘lil mm. Either Commercial Course .. ................... 3.
Hint-st Phillips. .‘llcllomild. Pa. Plain sewing. - 300 .i
‘ ' . - ._ . .. ........................ . ‘
l_ . fr "m. . Economic Cooking ........................ 4.00 E
.tlllllw A. livnisi-liek. (liir-iino. lll. Ad (1 l - kl 500 ‘.
wounoso SEVERELV_ vnuce cassin coo ng ................. . .
I x m .. Clsplmn. \' v No classes will be maintained without remunbly full on. :
' ‘ ' " *"r““‘_‘iw;‘e:“:x‘é - - TOllllleYll. A strict record of attendance and progress will be .
M.” ,1 m mm“... (“Hanna mm kept by each teacher and certificates of attainment will be is- '1
i“)... h. ”min"... slivlhyvillo, Ky, sued to all who attend at least three-fourths of the sessions. i
William M. Fay. (‘illllbi'idflP‘ Mass.
Louis Gl‘w‘l, Gadsden, Alli. 0- v- BUCKLE”, Supt. ;
William 1). Morgim. ileziver Dani. Wis. K. W. mMAYER Frill. ‘
Wuyne Franklin Murphy, Nashville, ’ ’ I
EVENING SCHOOL—1918——19
W
Sessions begin Hominy evening, September 30, at 7:30 P. i
M., at the High School Building, West Avenue I
Sec. 1. Elementary clause— .
' a. Foreigners who can use the English languuge but
little.
Foreigners who are more advanced .‘
Italians. i
ll Wall Ibo-I.
OPTOMETRIS'I
fem
nvnox LENSII—Fddhg Odom ll Odd I
Shel lint-On out! Other layouts.
“ultimatum Wynn-1p-
Aré your valuables, papers and securities properly pro.
tocted? Rove you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro
vide you with one for the entail sum of $4.00 per your, in our
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will ciao act as custodian 01
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,il you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open a checking account and pay your bills by chcek.
. don-m filled. up." um.
The City National Bank
South Rorwnlk. Conn.
(it all Kinds in Strong and
Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
In all its Branches
E .l. M. layton & C0..liic.
6 RAILROAD AVEN GE
IOU'I'I NORWALK. 00“. l
n...”
Cure That Cold B!
: Taking
-WH1TE PINE COMPOUNI
WITH TAR .
F. H. BA XTER “a
DRUG!!!“ “‘
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Smith. Underwood.
Remington, oil 00'
. makes, sold. 2““:
repaired. Ream
per month.
sold at 810 per month.
PLUMBER i
TYPEWRITEH EXCHANGI
m Fairfloid Avo., BWeporl, c“
REIUILT TVPEWRITERI
F . S. [VON
Job Printing
So. Harwell:
i
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l
‘V
£5
Negroes. . _ . .
Special classes in Civics and Cltnenlhlp. . .
Commercial Arithmetic, Business English and
Elementary Algebra. .
g. Special classes will be conducted tor those oi for.
eign birth who wish to become citizens.
classes under Section 1 are outinly tree.
pone:
All
Fine room: by the day or week. Steam booted, electric
11th end gu. Fine Onto mocked; also Bacterium. Italian
and Amer-icon style
Comer [once and Chestnut Ste.
II. DIIESA. hunger. .
CENTRAL HOTEL
Tel. 1655.
I. DISESA. Proprietor.
Soc. 2. Advanced clouee— !
Mechanical Drawing.
THAT ANNOYING,
reissue? Coven
mean that the chronic otl‘o tire
I. rut-hid. In either can 1!! “I
ECKMAN’S ALTERATNE
This tonic and llusuthre alvc .
plies the a knowledged beng‘tltn g! 3‘:-
uum treatment. without. dioturbin tho
lit-mach. t‘ontnins no Alcohol. Shr-
cauc or llablt-Forlulnz Druz.
Sigufo!‘ d‘LSO. t 8! the, now Or.
re m u on war Ix. A
’ Et'kninn laboratory. I’hllLd‘E-Il‘aliflau
b. Business English, Stcuography and Typewriting. .
0. Commercial Arithmetic, Business Engish and .
Bookkeeping.
d. Sewing-~ciemeutury and advanced.
e. Cooking—elementary and advanced.
Classes will be opened in Spanish and other academic sub-
jects if in sttlllcient demand.
Trained and experienced teachers have been employed for
All clnsses. No charge will be made for books and supplies
used. For all pupils in the advanced clones—section 2 obove—
'i‘enn.
Iniants’ Wear
DRESSES of batiste and organdy, lace trimmed and finished
with feather stitching .....................
OASRMERE SAGQUES, daint
white .
SILK CAPS with lining, pluin Ind trimmed 500-4135
INITIED CAPS and BONNETS ..... . ............ 50c
KID SHOES and MOGOASINS, blue, pink, white, black, tau,
also ‘white with blue or pink trim ...... . ............. 75c
KID SLIPPERS, black, white, pink and tau . .. 65c
BOOTIES, white, pink and blue . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . 29c—59c
J. I. MALLETTE
II WAIIIIO‘ION I1. I00!!! IOEWALI.
31.00—52.25
ily embroidered in pink, blue or
. .. . 590—”.25
.- ..-o.. o o...
Tel. 449.
._.._.. _. . ..__.___-___ “fl
1112‘] ll. llfllllt'l‘lh'l‘g. Louisville. Ky.
Ernest A. Zui-it. La Grange, lll.
Al‘l'lllt‘ ll. mt'Goo; New lledtorti. Mass.
liaydut-k H. Miller. New York. N. Y.
Sergeants.
t‘ornell .S. t‘line. (Yrub Orchard. 'l‘enn.
Alfred E. Goodman. Phloem. Ill.
Jan-k ii). Graham. lv‘loriston, Cal.
l-‘mnk E. Grantopi. Chicago. ill.
Rennie ii. Iienry.-Yillitc.i. lowa.
(‘liarles F. Hurst. Scranton. Pa.
Edwin F. Jackson, Skipvriili. Va.
Daniel W. Lewis. Kiits liill, (lhio.
Michael Mannix. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Horace Thompson. Attalia. Ala.
Arthur C. Tottem. Flushing, N? Y.
John A. Underdown. Bellevue. Ohio.
Orville (V. Winter, Villiscn. town.
Walter K. Chiles. Ensley. Ala. i
Nathaniel B. Crittenden. Oakland. Cat!
Telemahos L. Pnppademetri. Colindro.‘
Macedonia. Greece. . ‘
Migthew Louis Rose, Philadelphia,
a.
William 1.. Yoorliis. Staten island,
N. Y.
’ Corporate.
William A. Beattie. Clan-ton. Pa.
Charles P. Brown, Miilborn. N. C.
_4.._....
FURNITURE
OF QUALITY
Prospective purchasers ere urged to consider our present
prices as especially attractive and that a reel activity in good
furniture is not at all improbable. Our manhunt! odor gen-
uine economies right now. W”
Make Your‘Selections While Our
Stock Is Complete.
THE A. J. counts co. .
UP-TO-DATENESS
Is what every women wants, and We ore‘now ready with a
larger and more varied stock than ever of that kind of shoe
Salislactory Hosiery to Match.
CONNEALLY Br BRACKEN
81 Washington Street.
IN SHOES
\
South Nor-walk.
r
George M. Brunhuber, New York. N. Y.
Vl‘illiam J. Carunuugh. Bridgeport,
form.
0
LEND YOUR mount}. .
' BUY A BOND.
—- l
CORRECT STYLES
In Women’s and Mis‘ses’
Fall Footwear
We have may novelties in .1
GMEMMIfldlotllm
Ibowhgetlluhilthnowhste
x;
New Fall Underiiiear
Hanucletlc Night Gowns
. Silk and Cotton Hosiery
A most complete line ' with attractive
prices await you arrow.
«Eh-A
. 4",
M.—._— ....__._. _—___._,_ _
«i :
THE FLOOR COVERING
has much to do with creating
, ANGEVINE FURNITURE CO.- .
W
: the atmosphere of a room. It
it. be covered with one of the
rugs in our present offering the
exact will be to give that.
"homey" tone that is so invit-
1" tug. Why not look at. these
rugs? Unless you do youcan-
not muse how much but”
and reel nut value they won:-
WL .' Jim
A. M. wooerR
ATTORNEY AT LAW .
Lute Examiner U. 8. Patent Offic-
PATENTS
Send for Booklet on Paloma
' ’ "~ Main St Bridgeport. Conn.
iiiii NEW SCIENCFj
DEFINITION OF CHIROPIM
Chlroprtctie is the definition or I
cause or the disease and the m A
adjusting the lame. Disease in M‘
by a wrench. twist or sprain In
back. Even if done in childhood
creste- pinched nerves and not.
later life in the dilleront organ.
limbs. '
Chiropractors remove the can“ t
disease and pain, health is to“
through harmonizing the nerve m
term in your body. Female trotblq
given special attention; also own
tune or the spine. You will neveo n
grot giving the Chiropnctor a chapel
to help you
Nanette treatment: then also.
1‘. FRANCIS. ll. C.
to Wellington It. So. Norma. Go.-
Qndunu from Palmer Ochoa! ‘.
READY?
FallSuits tor Your Selectio-
l‘ancy Models
Conservative Models
COPYRIGHT «
i Clothing Co.
6 N. Main St So. Vomalk
ilili 'l‘liTl‘lli Still?
84 item MAIN 3mm
3 Welt Park Place. Stamford
Furs Repaired
from ownorgromfun
idoodlurflm. y .
IEMS'I'I'I'CIING AND BUI-
‘IONS MADE TO ORDER
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