[City News
Ivory White
and Silverine
FRAMES
“lulu-Sundials
lolly“
Prim iron 50: to
$3.50
DONNELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
com nonwm
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In H. VAL] i'tl Iii'ttttd lilT‘tt'. has.
secured a position uith H Kriegert
5 Co.
NIH (‘athvrine ltuihl. of 1.9 Cats:
avenue. is "t-tovt-tihg from it tow
weeks' illness.
It‘s. H. R. Bishop, of East :twnue.’
who llth‘ lit-t‘f‘l quito ill. is tlltlt‘ in lit‘
out. '.
\Nillitttn \'ollmt'r, t-ttntiitlale {or slit-r
"I. is scheduled to make an address
in Bridzoport. this owning. ‘
Whale meat has juet made it: "1'
peanut-e in the markets of Bridge-
port and is selling there at tn‘entyv'
right rents ll. pound.
The. law. on shooting wild ducks
was of! Oct. ist.‘ and alreadv than
have been many hunters on the ntett
dows near the. Connecticut river. ;
Eastorn Connecticut boys who left
do enter Storr‘s college. have returned
to their homes owing to qlliii‘alltlilt‘ all
the college. ' "
Mtis Edith Ilownos. oi (‘ottrtlami
strut. a now‘1 in the Red Cross sei-
vit-t'. llatr lm-n rolled to the U. S.
Artnv linstttthl. tit (‘zipe May, N. .i.
't‘aot Pt-rcy Quintnrtl, who has been
etriott-Ily 'll. ie .~lowlv improving
Cant tluinttoti i.« {ii the home of his.
father, t‘hntlnb Quihturd. oi .‘tlaint
i-ll‘evt. t
Lani-r iott ftioft’mt. who was toronmn‘
a' tho \iluflll.‘ \l:thttt‘ttrtui'ih2 (‘o 'u
‘pinnt in llt’ltlt‘ll nwnne, rt-tontlv ro .
Hanoi lilo-[ttlhlllttll and has nonn'to
Maryland to tnguuo in business with
hh Mother. .11 llll‘ izitintitnttum ot‘ tt“ .
tiles. .
~Flltftlf, \\’lli and ninth] t‘iot‘lh‘, "(‘Fl.
('hiilils. atctnl‘ tintl nignrt rings, ladies
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hrmw it t. .:tt'h«= soltiims strau
Wait‘llt‘.‘ at is‘tttntl's Jewelry Store._
Washington street. South Norwalk.
ltouglms Nat-ill. ttlll of but» \'tt.~i:.
01 UN Narl‘ Enginool'in; t'o., \\l‘tt v‘t-
lls’it‘d in tho ."thtl \vittttt-n 'l'tttinint:
corps at t‘ttinoritigo, Ala». was trztn<
iot‘lteti to a station ill l‘t'tlsm-oln. Flat.
and i~ not» i‘tl' in t‘llal‘xt‘ ot‘ tho stu
tion at Key West. .
Owners of till power ltont.» itoltltttfi
a lioenso. l‘Fllt‘tl hv l.it»tttt‘n:ttt' Leon
11rd ('. llvt-r. must “th0 the ammo
Iiiu‘etl on or before Ut'ltll‘t'l' H, with
the Illlillllt'l'R plotted on tho ‘oow .ol the
limit. IilKIlKr‘ tor the allow otm
land 0: Cunt. l). 4‘. Sanford. ittl \\'P.~
tvr street. phone 409. :
Stephen Brut, of 64 Wilton awnuvn.
who has for the lust tow days ht‘t'lll
ill at his home with Spanish inflttt-n .
la. is now improving niot-ly. His l‘\‘\"
e" has now prontlv «Unfinished. and it t
is ultouaht that at tho ltl'l'selll rate oti
izriprtwenttnt, he will noon aunin ho;
atound. .
John W. t‘lttrkin. ot‘ T M9043 rottrtfl
who has hmn at Camp Johnston?
Jacksonville. Florida. hits heon "tint”;
ferred to Camp Merritt, New Jersey )t
Raymond iintz has resigned .
pOsition with t‘. .i. Mintz (‘o.. and has!
returned a ‘iosition with H. Kl‘lt'gt‘l‘:
Bridgeport. i
Friends of Adjutant l-Idwin J. l‘vr-l
rett have received word of his tint'i'
arrival in France. where he has none
to work anion: the soldiers in the
Salvation Army huts. lie was at one,
time‘stationed in South Norwalkl
where he has a host of friends, Mrs.
Permit is at Ayers. MaSs. workin: in
the huts at Camp Devens.
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flhorn ill about thine weeks.
‘Tflnl Rocks Road this morning. .The
1 lur ll.. Wll’tlll'tl (‘.. and Hamid L. Watv
' morning at the one of 33 years. lh‘hitlln-i
. largely attended this morning where it i
‘ tl'dlt‘ll. llulillg tllt‘ sortit’es Miss Amt" ff; bettering"!
an M WM gull be held tomorrow uteri-OOH“ ll
Mrs. Josephine Miller. write 0! Mar- 2:10 troll the Masonic Tom)“ In 3‘9"
tin A. Wilson, on u tar home. 102 Cum. Rev. Dir-Hort 015" Quinn
Rose Hill. Bum, at (:5. o'clod will oliciateud new Masonic mos
Saturday mm. Mrs. Wilson had; will he held over the body. interment
luring; will be made in the New Canaan ceme-
suflered a shock. She was in her} 181‘3'»
56th year. N Y 1
She was born in Kingston. , W
but ind r€5ided in Danbury nearly altmcyde
of her life. She was a member of-
the (‘hureh of Christ and also of the
Woodbine Society. l
Mrs, \l’ilmn is survived by her 801:. of East Port Chester, died, in the
Midland. liar-tin A. Wilson and two United hospital. Saturday morning. as
daughtera'. MI‘S. M- A- BMW.“ Ban the result of injuries received Friday
tail). and Miss Grace 14- Wilson. 0‘ mowing, when a motorcycle which he
Danbury; also by H“! brothers. 30h“ was riding collided with a Ford tour
Miller and Willilm um"- 0‘ “‘5' lug our, owned and driven by Anton
hurt: (‘haries Miller. of BrldEePOl'“ Adams, of Greenwich. Olson was pro.
George Miller, of New Haven: dultus needing eat when the car turned out
Miller. of .Norl'lilt: and “'0 NM" into West Putnam avenue, along which
Mrs- IHW Valen‘mf’ an,“ ‘5’“ -“ he was riding. The handlebars ot the
[hut Nosworth, of .\ew lotk. motorcycle Were driven into Olsen's
The ““1"" “1“ be held 3‘ her abdomen and he. Sufil'dllled sew-re this
late home, 102 Rose Hill. Danburl'. and bruises about the body.
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this afternoon at “I!“ 09W“- ; At the time oi the accident to we.
._.-—._ on his way to the shipbuilding plant
”an“; rt, clyirsfvyn:figryéf (‘yrus of the l.1ld€l"s ("onstruction t‘onnuny.
\‘t'nterhury died at. her home on the Stamford, where he was employed. ilo
- was a Well-known marine engineer
and. for the past two seasons. httd nov-
t'unerul sr-ryit‘os will be held from her
law- hotne on Wednesday afternoon at lgnted a “"53 9'0“}!!! bout fur a
Zo‘t-lot-k. lim‘.lmui.- s. B. Howell, reo- "mum”!!! resident to Mount \vrnon.
tor tf St Paul's, ot-ittting. The burial ~_
mil be in St. Andrew's cemetery.
Stutnl‘orti. Mrs. Waterbury is survived
lzy llt‘l' bu>hand and three- sons. Schuy-
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Alice M. Bogardus.
Alli-e M. liogatdnn, “lie of l-‘redorit'k
liouttt'dm. died at her home, 3;: Cottage
mot-t. i-lost Nt‘l‘walli, telly Sunday
POO undi-
cnp thit few overcome than driving
'0 Wlll In”.
Good
lih'n bath. thrlu‘o mouth. W. m
urn. power. uni.
her husband ‘she is sunlvetl by twoi
>lllktli t'lilltll‘t‘ll. The funeral “ill tttkei
Dliil‘t" i’rom lit-r into homo ttt ‘.' Ot'lthk
. . _ U y t.‘ 'harchclpcdthowndctohuhhodh ‘
totnottov. atttt noon. Rot. l‘ltdelflk They “re-mm. Md h", wakfovgf'om
A, (‘tvlt than will ottirg;u ttnd tntet‘tttenl . cod denoted kidney-nod bI-dder. no that tho
.- . . .‘ - ,. . ‘ufllupmducin‘ wweilcun'cd outoit'no
utll ht ludtlt in ltth ind. telnet”). i . . Ti 1 it ' .
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Funeral oi Mrs. Fulton. 1 Min Sun We”. 120 Kid-choc Bout.
'l‘ho tum-at ot William J. Fallon was .‘ “eh-“m 1"» win: 'I In M In I“!-
in" mm m. uh . rat out... in
‘Int. It’ln‘l‘flwfly. Mull-OD
uh . held from St. .losoph‘n' church at .t; «tum-ad wise. in dmlhul comvl
o'clock. Rev. Richard J. email on. 59;; figflfim‘rwflggfiw
., ' an. M: “m... i.
Splan rt ndt-tt-tl "Aw Marie” and “Ont‘ :1:va thucyef‘al:nt: Sit-1333173
Sunni-v Solemn Thought," and an the. «with-t
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body was being born from the rhurclit F I _ _
song Some Swot-t Day." I “IN“ or
’i‘ho pull-lwarot‘s were John McUlone.‘ '
.losoph IAIWh'UU, Tllmiltl‘S Markham. ' A- M. WOOSTER
and in trr tittllttght r; tiower hooters v‘ Arno-mar AT LAW
with John to“ son and Jnmws P. Lu. Exnmlnor U. C. Pot-n! Offloo
thttdll.
PATENTS
Sand for Bodkin! on Pol-at.
Funeral of Private Rona.
The “UNIX“ oi l‘ll\illt‘ Howard .\1.
“mm. uho [ldrht'tl ttwdy :tt t‘ttnm ”15 M.|n 5. Bridltpofl. Conn.
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WALL PAPER. 5c and we Roll
Full Lino—Fine Abutment
ALSO PAINT AND VARNIBH AT LOW PRICED.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING .. " "
A. 701113
141 Washington Street. L N South Norwdk.
SHOES _
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Nothing is more important in buying Children's Shoes than
to secure a proper fit. Even style must take second place to
comfort and a suitable last for the growing feet. But. you
are sure of getting both here, which is the secret of our suc;
'cess in making. friends with thé young people.
Salislactory Hosiery to Match.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. South Ionnlk.
Brass and Enameled Beds
In this: department we have been most fortunate in secur-
“ line of Metal Beds, every one of them an extra special
nu? ..
value.
There is 7‘; wide choice of models,'in all widths.
CRIBS AND CRADLES
'llhat are“ 5159. sanitary and satisfactory.
ALL THE BEST GRADES OF WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS
HIGH-GRA DE MAT‘I’RESSES AND PILLOWS
RAYMOND. & SON
wot out my“
lat-nit.
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FURNITURE
OF QUALITY
Pmpcctivopmhnmmnrgcdtooonfldconrm }
prices I: anomaly mfinudthtomlmhpod
tnrnitmicuctotoilhmm. WW‘I‘.‘
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11¢er Selections WhileOur
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. inc-do. lowland. hit out. o truth
of Spanish influenza and 9.3er
Pia-ceIdKilRider
GREENWICH, Oct. 7.- John G. 0.:
M1“ Nui- vial-c ltmt liked midouta of this city, wu-
lConnectlcut (‘omplny and wu one of
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ELocal Physicians Working'
I Night and Day to Prevent;
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Spread of Disease .
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Sc\t-’lll)'~fi¥( new cases of Spuniait
influemu and one death from the dis-
ease were ltpolttd it) till local that ::1
autllttl'l'lts this morning. At $411
seen. the warming wread of the lit:
.tnm- hum Lul been (merited and it in
st.“ tit tin increase. with the flu .tllr L
of victims ;..U“‘i!lg daily. '
The Norwalk Hospital Association:
will hold a met-ting. tomorrow (Writ-111g“
at which time the advisability oi open .
ing the new hospital “ill to timeout-ted
The. projet-t under on) at the pl't‘Shllil
time 3.. to open the new hospital tor.
tltv regular patients and use the old.
structure 8b an isolation hospital to. g
the influenza )llelt'llls. This it.» lM‘Pn
found to be “Mill in tavor and it i.\
thought that this step will be taken.
Dr. William J. Tint-v) thin tootmngl
made an urgent appeal that when ill"
slightest Him-as appears in any ldlll‘t
ily that the poi-son be kept aptut ttom.
the olhrr inmatws ttf lllt‘ ‘lltJlL‘v and :t‘
doctor he t'alh-tl in ztt one, At
present time the local Dllyr'll inns .m.‘
working day and tight in an t‘nthHHIl l
to administer and to "the ufilirted and
are under a :rt-at strain. from which!
llmn' ”‘91!” to ho no letup. ,
. The disease has claimed another.
victim. one or the most popular and
{it .
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littIn'E. Montgomery. For years Mr.
Montgomory “are an etuoioye or that
the most capable tmd .tmurleous coll-t
doctors on the line, He was taken ill.‘l
about a erk ago. will Spanish intin-I
onto. which litlt‘l llll‘llt‘l to pneumonia,
which reunited tn his death.
Batu. m
Remington on 0!)».
main. mid. fluted
repaired. Rental 8'
per month. Hwhlnv
sold at 810 her mouth.
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01 all Kinds in Strong and
Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
In all its Branches
J. M. Layton & Co.,lttc.
5 RAILROAD um i,
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‘ THE NEW SCIENCF
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAP‘.“
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Chlmprtcttc In the definition as tr ‘
cause of the disease and the on i t
adjusting the same. Diseastt ll CM‘ '
by a wrench. twist or sprain it t) !
back. Even If done in chilth . i
create: pinched nerves and pan. v
liter lite‘in the different organl w ‘
limbs. , l
Chiropractors remove the emu \
disease mil rain. health in recto.“
thrOuzh harmonizing the nerve If!
terns in your body. Female trouhlq
siren special attention: Aim curv-
ture of the spine. You will new :1
(rot giving the Chiropractor n chum
to help you. I
Magnetic treatments ("on lino
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