Ivory, White
and Silverirre
FRAMES
All sizes. iron Snapshots
to 8 by 10
‘ Prices trout Site to '
$3.50
Down-ma
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NOBWALI.
{Ody News}
Jack Mt-iiuitit. oi Sthool street, has
been ill for the last tew days.
Edward G, Aiken. or New York, is
spending a. {my day» in Norwalk,
B. Mei‘rytie oi the \llantlt‘ & i'a-
citic store is ill at his home.
Stephen Bray oi the Somali; |i0~~t
ofliee. is ill at his home lll Wilton ale
. hue.
Leo Cohen. oi (‘ros.- dir‘tl. in.» ...
aizned his position “liIl the Atlantic
& Pacific Tea (‘0. in l’iurit-n.
Pastures and roadsidm in the m,
bnrbs are any with \xiltl amt» and
goldenrod.
James V. Nolan. oi '. l\'ol‘o"_:
street. is sufftvim: from till ut'aeit ol'
the grippe.
"(‘harce :tt'touu'e (Illt'nt‘ll to peo-
ple of good >1:illtlli‘ll.’ who lmVI‘ liird
in 'liis' tow“. to; over '. yiurs. AFk li<
about it. Brand‘s Jewelry Store.
Fred (‘ Yohn. of Silvermine. the
celebrated 1il‘l7sl. has a display of war
iv'r-tures in Srtiliner'e windows. New
York,
Mrs R P. Putnam, of Greenwich.
iormerlv Mia- Frenelia l'hle, oi NIH."
walk. is reportifli seriously ill with an
attack at lnfluenra at her home.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick lioelschr-t‘.
oi Filverniine. have closed their sum-
mer homo and will reside in New
York for' the winter.
Victor Page, special delivery currirr
of the Norwalk post office. is ill
his home with the zrippe. and Ed‘
ward Cahill. of Fair street. is sub
stitutlng for him.
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The regular monthly meetinu ol
the Board of Directors oi the South
Norwalk Public Library will be held
in the Library Building on Friday
eveninz. October 4th, 1918, at eight'
o'clock. . \ i
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A new show window has arrived at.
Cronin Bros.’ (ate at 43 Main street.
to take the place of the window which
was broken some time ago by a stone‘
thrown by the chains of a'passing au-1
tomobile. The Norwulk Hardware:
Co. is inserting the glass. 1
Rev. Walter T. Aiken. pastor of the.
Baptist Church, at Torrlngton. Conn..|
is ill at his home with a severe at-
‘ tack of pneumonia. Last account]
eays that he is somewhat improVedr
and hope is given that he will recov-
Mr. Aiken is a former Norwal'kr
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boy.
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‘BUY LIBERTY BONDS TODAY,
‘Childred’fs— Shoes
by hte establishment of
neon—Washington Star.
era; “.
u ”I“ damn-swam“
3111'}, will no be m moua demand tor suit capes created.
prohibition
1'33 1'!!! numeric: OF THE LATE
WI. 1‘. IAYIOHD
A‘I' ROWAY'I‘ON, CONN.
About twenty acres good hnd. Home, Barn, Cow-House,
Franets B. (Wilford. R. J. Graham,
All” M Hacklzy, Fannie S Mill‘hell
< Farrell. Fred Forcelliuo.|
EIU‘aLt‘lI: I . ‘
I‘Iilti it IIellillL. Frederick J. Jen-t
nznus. Mt- E H, Smith. Mrs. EIIHIXE
(gum-u. A E. Lming. Samuel L. Benet
Minnie 1i «mount-ii Frank I’m-I
tutu-i. Saltzttoir ltoiulio. ii. Rudolf.
Mrs. Julia iietl'rrman. Hamid i‘ Read,|
Mrs Stephen Bofla. (‘lurence A. Jack-l
son, Thomas Francis. Helen F. (‘uneou
Tong Lee. Lottie ii. Munro. Alden Sol-l
man. lsidoir Poislty, Oliver S. Fowleri
‘iIimer II (‘hinery. Mary Shimors. 8..
Augusta Fallon. Eliza l. Beard. t‘omad'
P Frey. Steve Maralka. E. O. Johnson,i
(‘Illtr F Mills, .Ias. Perri, Irene Mar-
lin. Huzii “'alliite Golden. Henry E.‘
Bradbury. Frederick 1. Jones. Fannie;
T. Wilson J. 'l‘ i‘rowitt. Geo. W. Lad
zarus. Mabe’. Francis. Jennie \\'.i
Swords. Mrs. Sherwood Hanna Danet-
S. Powell, Margaret Wylie. (‘ariiei
Mare. :
Herman B. Beers. Jay S Btlel-tley.
Tony Quick. Alice M. Belrard. Mr. and
Mrs. F. L. Chase. Gf'o. \\'. ('rifim. Sr..’
Mrs. W. P. English. Jacob \\'alther.,
Mrs. E. Knapp. David Logan. Antonio:
Rosseuuni. Dominik Antironik. um ti!
Atwater. Mia. W. R. Sileox_ John Ad-‘u
ams Brown. Thomas J Scully, RobertI
'Teekey. (‘harles ii. Aislltorpe, iii-5i
Emil I'SInger, Frank .1. 15mm, John;
()lierenshaux (‘iifiord Thomas. (7 II.
Warner, (‘liristian iiohn. James 1].
ilanford. May J, Higgins. Mabel T.
Thatcher. Stephen l-‘iore. Lucy S, in».
herty. Mrs. Sarah l.. iiolt. Alice (‘..
Ilutterworth. t'hai‘les I-‘. Weber. Annie:
M. t‘omstoek. Amelia lluritk (‘larent'e
S. ltikeman. John S‘. Hall. Mury Iios-
sone. (‘ltus i]. liuckley, George F.
Clarke. Mary ll Flint. Mabel l-‘. Gehr-
man. Harry 1.. Wright. Chas. F. Gehr-
ntun. W. It (‘m-twriglrt. May Bishop.
Katharine Bogart. Elmer St-ofleld,Nc-l-
in» t‘ Hill-son. Kitte‘L. St. John. Kalli-
(iine L. D. Buckley.
Sarah ll. li‘ei‘pusonjirs. II. C. Drake.
lirerett S, lluekley. Eva Rowen In:-
ham. John Mikn. t'has. ll. Rogers. Ban-
t-ret't iiununond. IIutIi l’arks'. l.. ii.
Hilliard. Ottiliu Carlson. Hetlvik Greg-
ory. GOUI'L‘t‘ Gregory. \‘l'alenty Busek.
Mrs K. tins-g .\' liiaekoyit-h. John
Suso, Tvrrst Iiiliii. Mutej Bilik, Joseph
IIIthH‘. Mary Iiassmun. William Hass-
inan. l~‘. IIIEH'Hi'. M. J. Tierney. Helen
it. Beers, Minnie A Henry. Mae Bell.
Winfred Bell. Helen 1. Holmes. Mary
E. Holmes. Edwin A. Holmes. (‘ham i1
Morvhouse. lly M. Stanton. Mrs. Chas.
.\ Ruby. Jas. liztrrach. Saml. A. “Hi!-
ley' .‘lrx', Jos 'I‘. Guyer. J. IV. JeIlIIf.
.los. Splun. Emelizt Robert. F. Pauli-
lmuivlo. l-Zdwurd Ktilizin. Frank (‘liu-
tan. lid“: M:l.|mir. M. liaapninan.
\litry \\'ileek. ltudoiplt \Vileek. (‘liut‘lea
Wilt-ck. Prank “'iltek. Andrew Dru-
bek. John Wileeit. Alive Dunn. Frank
J. iionobue. David H. Miller, Frances
Dunn. L‘. E. (loodchild.
Geo. Bugley. iJliant-th M, Stroller,
John W. Smith. \Iitl)"‘I':. Holt, Hurry
Utildschtnidt. IIt'IIt‘ M. (‘iotidehihh
li‘runk Goodrhilil. Aunes Jane Holt.
Elizabeth Ann Holt. Robt. W, Mead.
Mrs. (‘orneliu lunn. Harriet M.'
Clarke. Wm. A. t‘lurke. Jasephine G.‘
Miller. i’uuline 1.. Miller. Josephine L.
Miller, Mrs. Howard Miller, Louisa i).'
Smith. 190. W. Holt.
RED CROSS WORK.
Norwalk Chapter Members to Make.
5.000 Gauze Masks tor Bpaniah
Influenza Epidemic.
lied (‘ross workers who have expert
«need considerable dtmculty in supply-
ing the extra long sheets required for
I“l'.tl'l('u were cheered
'Iil\ morning by a ruling on the East-
.rn Ilt‘pill‘llili'lll that the sheets may be
pieced iI retyn with it flat seam. The
tlimensionw~ requested are 64 by 102 in-
tiit‘n. but slit-Ola as small as 62" by 99'
will be ut‘t'epted. The local chapter is'
particularly in need of sheets to an out1
their allotment and requests donationsr
of these in particular.
The ability of tlze Red (from tormeei
emergencies is demonstrated by a re
cent order to the Norwulk Chapter to
make at once 5.000 game masks to be:
used by attendants of patients sufferi
ing with Spnnish influenza. All work. i
era in the vicinity of these patientaj
are now wearing these tattle masks to.‘
avoid amending the epidemic. Tho
ladies of the Norwalk Chapter are!
busily engaged in "turning out this!
large eniergenefigt‘der in addition to:
their regular work. 5
Ladies who can spare some time toI
Red Cross work are earnestly request-
ed to report at the headquarters in the
Armory where a number of sewing
machines are available the products of
which are badly needed. An item re
garding one of the branches of the Red
Cross has led sonte to believe that
the Work rooms in Norwalk were clos.‘
ed or would be closed. The worlo
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The Nature Shape. Lute are
very prominent among 011:0th-
m'a Ibo“.
mm m of comfort
“kWh-t.
TRUST COMPANY
of South Norwalk.Conn.
79 WASHINGTON sneer,
DIVIDEND NOTICE
A? a meeting cf the Board of Directors of The People's
Tll‘S. Corrupany. held Wednesday, September 25. 1918, a divi-
dead at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum was declared to de-
positors in the Savings Department out of the earnings for the
six months ending September 30. 1918. The same will be enter.
ed on Pass Books and paid on and after October 10m, 1918.
By Order of the Board of Directors. .
LEROY MONTGOMERY.
Secy.~'l‘reas.
'Hze Simpiu try Ilia!
Is the It'l',\'i1(».'t~ (f the
A}: Season's Haitians
13' C'harminriy Ex-
frrssed in “to Turf
and Frock of Mtge or
Trim/cite. 1! Is Just
the Sort of Frori‘ Ift'ery‘
Il'oman limits for the
First Cool [Jays of
Autumn.
luluuiuunnnunuuuu"nun-unnatu-
Pictorial Review
Patterns
and
THE FALL
FASHION BOOK
NOW ON SALE
b.~*‘ -..-...
IamesDonneIly
Brass and Enameled Beds
In this department we have been most fortunate in secur-
ing a line of Metal Beds, every one of them an extra special
value.
There is a wide choice of models, in all widths.
CRIBS AND CRADLES
That are safe, sanitary and satisfactory.
ALL THE BEST GRADES OI" WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS
HIGH-GRADE MATTRESSBB AND PILLOWS
RAYMOND bl SON
mu and nigh on
‘~
lea-walk.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. All conveniences.
1!qu
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Me 113-3 137 Wuhluflon SI.
/
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
II Wall Ital-u. 'u' M
m x Luau-rout». m II Gold an
Ital Ina-On and 0th: lamina
Mammogram-yon. WM
“mural-rum
V" .
ational Ban
South Norwalk, Donn.
Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro-
tected? Have you a Safe Depoait Box? If not, we can pro-
vide you with one {or the small mm of $4.00 per year, in our
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act a: custodian oi
your Liberty Bonds without charged! you desire.
Our Davina Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open a checldng account and pay your bills by cheek.
CENTRAL HOTEL
lino room by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. line Oak attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American atylo
Corner lonroo end Chestnut Sta. Tel. 1555.
It. DEBBA. Ian-gar. J. DISBSA. Proprietor.
Liberty Bond Week
”_ Whether you have Uncle Sam’s Thrift Card with a 25-cent
Thrift Stamp, or his Certificate with a odouo‘fifimp affixed
thereto, or 9. Liberty Bond of large amount; the sentiment
expressed by any of those in the same.
You and Uncle Sam are associated in one gripping cru-
sade to make the world safe for democracy ,and every true
timeounnflxeiotheuem ‘
Buy Liberty Bonds: is
J. I. MALLETTE
II WW! 8!. IOU‘I'B [DIWALI
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Tel. 449.
FURNITURE
OF, QUALITY
Prospective purchasers are urged to consider our present
prices as especially attractive and that a. real acarcity in good
furniture is not at all improbcble. Our assortment: otter gen-
uine economies right now. m oz»...
Make Your Selections While Our
Stock Is Complete.
ma A. J. counts to.
'UP—TO-DATENESS .
IN SHOES
Is what every woman wants, and we are now ready with a
larger and more varied stock than ever of that kind of shoe
quality, where a showing means a sale.
. Satisiactory Hosiery to Match.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN}
81 Washington Strait. Booth Not-walk.
mflum'mnu "
m ‘ts
via“
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New hill Undernear
{laundette Night Gowns
Stilt and Cotton Hosiery
Amtunpldeheuiflattnctive
a.
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THE FLOOR COVERING
has much to do with creating
the atmosphere of a room. If
it be covered with one or the
rugs in our present uttering the
ei‘i'ect will be to give that
“homey" tone that is so invit-
ing. Why not. look at thou
ma? Union you do you can-
not realize how much baaut!
and real to; value they repre-
“M. an .LJM
MIGEWIE FURNITURE CO.
.49».
mslm raced
OI III III“ In Strong II
Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
In all its Branches
J. M. laylon & Co.,he.
5 BAILIOAD Am
noun NORWALK, 00”.
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i Cure That Cold By
i Takimz " "
‘WHI'I‘E PINE COMPOUND
WITH 'I‘AB .
r. n. nAxm 1|
DROUGHT
:5:
D 961' month
sold at 810 per month.
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITEII EXCHANCI
1|. Falrtlold Av... artificial-t. CI“
REIUILT TVPIWRITII.
F. S. LYONa
. Job Printing
So. Namath
Pliorion House
Shore Dinners
All Kinds oi Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
. Chicken.
A LA CARTF‘.
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A. M. WoostR
ATTORNEY AT LAW _
Lute Examiqpr U.S. Paton! Of“
PATENTS
Send Ior Booklet on Pater.“
' tr: hin‘n St Bridgeport. Comm.
:2:
THE NEW SCIING‘
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRm
Chiropractic is the definitiarw
cause oi the disease and tho-
adiusting the same. Diseale in «It;
by a wrench. twist or apnln in
back. Even if done in child“; .
create: pinched nervoo and palm
tater lite in the diluent orna-
limbs.
Chiropmton remove the oat-o».
disease and pain. health in
through harmonizing the nerve in
rem: in your body. Male ‘
given special attention; also «am
tore ot the mine. You will aunt-ht
gret giving the Chiropractor a“!
to help you
nmetio titanium mu also.
I. FRANCIS. II. .C.
u Wachlnéton 8L. 80:!“er ~.
Graduate trom’Patmu a»?
READ?!
Eat] Suits tor Your Selectio-
Fancy Models ‘
Conservative‘tlodete
COPYRIGHI ‘ j
Clothing Co. ‘
s N. Main St So. ion-war;
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not“. add. o
repaired. no.” a
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