MONDAY, OCT. 7, 1918
Back the Fighting Men
With the Fighting Loan
BUY BONDS
IEN‘S GLOVES
. Unlined Cape
$1.60, $2.00, $2.50
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Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street
South Norwalk .
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VICTROLAS
EASY TERMS
All Records in stock if they are
to be had.
RECORD ALBUMS, RECORD
CABINETS, OPERA
BOOKS
. FRED H. PONTY
l . KODAK SHOP
South Norwalk, Conn.
Palace Theatre Building
’l‘ltc \\'hatst.e\er t‘ntlv oi li.u:-'~
.ltatirhters will tut-ct \\tl|t \lh“ foil».
2:, lt‘airllcld avenue. 'l'tt‘wim. at 3::i’t.
A r’lH‘l‘lu‘ ttn‘t‘iinu tti‘ lht- tli‘t‘l'ltil":
m the Not‘vttillt Hospital \wottatit :1
Mill be held tit he“ hospital this it!"
ning at S p In to consult-t picltat‘tt
lion for the :.unual tit-Mini:
The l). M. U, l: t'luh oi ltrttlut-pott
tianquttcd at (‘omi-o Inn on Saturday
and save a fitting latcu'tll dinner to
a number of lilt' lilt'lll‘tt‘l" ot the club
who are to Eezue soon Ill I‘M-tlluil.
-’l‘he time for the st-ttinn back of
every clock in the country has heen
fluid at 2 a. EIL, October :7. and after
that date until next .\ptil the ltottr
Will be as 'iltvms, previous to tltc tin)"
light huvintt ilnn,
(in the fllllitl‘ of the State (‘otmcil
of Defense of Connecticut, merchants
hi't- perfecting plans to have Chris"
mis buying rltli'! earlier than met
this year, on pct-punt oi the shortage
of help.
The police traffic
the \‘l'ushincton street
knocked over and liroken Suturdai‘
Honing: ltv an auto driven by C. (l.
(“tapman left a sum of money at poi-
it e headquarters to cover the dttmauo
and was allowed to :0.
”wins. to the increased n'clght rates
on crttl. oi'tlct‘cd hv the government.
and the decreased consumption oi
electricity from dmlightsaving, on in-
dummy undcrv
hridt'e wast
‘ii-ttlfl‘e tot .‘Jlt‘ and he I'iUllii‘f‘S to in-
' lirttttei‘l t‘llili‘l‘ 0i
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nAnim l
AND
in Rummy
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Mason Wadsworth of:
llllHt‘d to New York;
itztttt-n :llit'
The) intend:
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\\.'l'l‘i mtturtia}
w. (UHH‘ it) ”it'll Spitiiutlulc home tort
um k+lltl> during: the mining months»!
however
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Mt; .tlitl M is
I't"
my l‘.t
it call tnztn is :tdtt-rtisiiig two
test all of tilt' titelt that he plot ures
tor each in Liberty llotttl‘.-. Another,
lOl'tti titan sold it house lll liuticn last;
week and invested etery cent ot thet
t lrll in Liberty bonds.
lit‘t'. H. l'. (‘nrtt-i‘ oi the l‘tillnttvgu-t
tittnul t‘illlt't‘ii was the rptntitt-t‘ ut the!
l.tln>rt\ Lottii rally from the booth zit.
lilt‘ Ftatiiiorti lttuii hull l’tidn)‘ ttlgitl.é
lieu of the loop. Ilarlll‘lll‘dliy those
lliu i} it; he called for lllliilal') sert'ice.‘
tili' tetnintled ot the class in military.
'ill‘iit‘:$ I‘Uflle'lPd'k‘Yt!‘_\' Monday night
it} ("out ilcrhert Wheeler of the lizi
r en cu input) of the Slate litiat‘d. zind'.
urged to avail themselves (it the oppor-
tllnil} on Monday night.
The Red t‘ross has asked rqidents
l‘i‘ the town to assist by (midrib—tiling;
for a "linen shower" 'l‘ucstiny. l'illovvt
stilts: and sheet . we especially desired,"
and it‘ not new. should be in good cou-
dttioii as worn out articles ('tiillllli be:
used. The tontributions. may he
the town hall, the
\oroton titehotrst‘ or the Heights lire
‘illlil“i' till lilttl lift)".
City News It
\‘tvty itttlo lllll‘lt'r‘i is helm: shown
in t'n- annuol town election which is
twin; toil-i ill'i‘" today. The polliun of
the \ttll‘r ts pi'tlll‘t‘lililfl \‘t'l.\ slowly and
‘ltt to noon ltitlit) bliti‘t‘l'i)’ :titi votes
tutti let-n t“i.t It is «whet-ted. how~
lit r. that tho ttllilik', “l“ he liriskcr
th: (l"l“IlIIUII (‘ilili!1‘>“'liildlllrilnlh
:itttlm ;t~ Intuit-mutt til lite [mils tilill
i.‘ helm: ”littlfilt'li ll) William Ht‘lll'
lltlilL'. \‘l' H ()t'chaitl. J, ll. St-llttt‘lt’.
:ittti lCtlzni Ftiii‘t'ltild. its t"ltl‘i\'l‘i‘.\.
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.lohn ll (lhorlainlt-r of ltowuylon is
of "Baby lloll" Thomas. iit‘lnll. tried for
first degree murder at Bridgeport,
'(‘illll'it‘s‘ llledltlll atitl family of It‘lttt»
litr-‘h spent Saturday at their hitnL'anw
on Logan street.
it‘ritz Nelson and futitlly of Logan
street are moving to “l‘lth'lilili where
Mr. Nelson is employed.
Mrs, littsgit-ll Hall is visiting her par-
ents in Perth Author. S. 1
Mr anti Mrs. Edward Millspiiuuh
are entertiniug .\irs._SaraIi Larrahet-
of Oyster Ray, L. l.
Lieutenant Benjamin Parker of the
New York fire department spent the
week end at her home here.
Mr, (hide toreman. ol‘ construction
crease in the price of the electric
litzlitlni: current to eiaht ccnts
illuminating Company. it is expected
that local lighting institutions will be
making such an announcement in the!
near future.
in compliance with a government
peii
kilowatt hour has been announced to‘
twain Novemltcr t. by the Bridneport.
for the l‘nt’ted States Shipping Board
of Wilson Point. has moved into the
Robert S. Barclay cottage in Roma)"
ton avenue.
. it is requested that there be a large
turnout at the annual met-lint: of the
llou'ayton Free Idlintry this evening.
as business of importance is to be
transacted
There is an emergency call from
sen ing as one of the jurors lit the ctise‘
order the Western Union Telezrni‘t“ Red (‘ross headquarters. All “'Ot‘kers mints. lie was taken ill, a week ago;
office in this City has discontinued “l" are requt sted to come to the ltttwm._,w'itli the Spanish influenza. which later:
ptactice of confining by mail
messenger, telegrmns delivered by “mm. 8th. and bring tltimbles.
Heretofore it has been
to telephone
1cleplionc.
tlt custom
tier or man a typewritten copy of the
message.
nhle for a person to whom a
"haze h‘ns been telephoned to
a copy of it by callinz at the
graph office
. A large number of local people took
:tdtantage. if the opportunity offered
them yestcrtl'ty afternoon and visited
the exhibition of paintings which
Wore shown at the home of Miss
Francis A. Hard. at 4:: West avenue.
The paintings- were the works of the
Silvermine attists and many beauti-
ful pieces of real art were seen at the
exhibit. as is alwayethe case the ex.
ltihit proved very popular and the
pulilic accepted the kind inl’italion
which was offered them.
obtain
rain.
it will. of course. be nos»!
mes-l
llow Uncle Sam makes the soldiers
:t inelastic? will hp the sump” “f a patriotic Humitthe saute cause during the past week.
to the. addrosecs in order to new time Poplican lecture / by
and afterwards 'to deliver by messen' ilill Frank. of Stamford
Rev. Clarence
at the Ho
wnvton Baptist Church, tomorrow
ntelit at 8 o‘clock. Rvervone in the
community is invited. and fl sliver of»
ferine.r will lre received to‘meet the
expenses.
JUDGE CANDEE URGES ALLTY)
BUY BONDS.
.\ good sized audience gathered at
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
Sunday evening. to listen to an entlius
iastic and eloquent address upon the
Fourth Liberty Loan, tlelivercd by
Judae Candee. who said. “Let the work
you do every day be dedicated to the
mommy of soldiers who have been cru-
cified upon doors because they fought
for cit iliZtiliim imd justice, that justice
may he done to you and yours. Buy
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i‘Tliey who wish 0
"301' ”m
save. .
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bonds in answer to the. call.
[BUY LIBERTY BONDS NOW.
lonnslmrylliatliewson
High Grade
0‘ I ton rooms. on Tuesday afternoon. 0C.{dcvelopcd into pneumonia, which cons-i
demo Till-ridicule inm-
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. . HOWLANO
NOR WALK 3“ ‘ ’ "_"" F OR SALE.
.u | ' .‘ I l , . v-t ‘
it Entrances on Maui St, Fairfield Ave, Cannon St. THe FINE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE ‘ l
i y. n , .’t _ __ WM. ‘1'. RAYMOND
’ S DC I E l 1 3 i ‘ AT ROWAYTON, CONN.
'. “’0!“ twenty I“fires good laud, House. Barn, Cow-Home,
‘ I t, Fruit and Ornamental Trees. A11 convenience.-
1; and Personal ; . INQUIRE
l t I
‘ ' t ‘ ' RAYMOND BROTHERS
' NEWS ? You t - - ‘
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t i . C a Phone 113.: _ 137 Washington
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\itss iit‘:>:c ('tit‘lp‘tt. (ti kttgtt‘s «i i
Stevens. his lt‘lUilll‘tl to in r dutttw! . i O B J A rC‘./ .
.ttilri' a \t’l) ideas-uni vacation :ti lilo. . . ., A. w‘
le\. \', X" Miss (‘IH'bt‘H'S until, 33%.: or Sklrt ‘| '
t‘ltatlo'tv R. (‘oilutL returned with ‘
her. and is stoppin: with relatites in: ! OPTOMETRIS'I
South Nomadic ' _ ' ,
Mr. and Mrs. Shuttle] Miller. Mrs! to order. i i W“ m 'IV '4'!‘ S‘t‘fir M
Louis Amhler, and Mrs. liarrt Miller. , ‘
oi ('annoutlale. tome for a pleasanti _7 | m‘ Lulu—Pom. m h w I
motor trip to l‘aindcn. N. l‘., where] .
they will spend a few weeks in theiri t u m “a 0“ "Gunilla-
wlrl‘tfd'alil‘dnwliernard. after spentiinsi ! m M d m 0!“ W M
several days' furlouch with his ffilhvt‘.‘ ‘ 1 “M“ m m
, David Bernard, returned it) t‘amp UP"
.ton yt-steitiav afternoon. ! l —- —
Mrs. S F. Bart and daughter, Jesse.t i
”f silhwfihiri} in in": aliptr‘x‘t‘t‘tm‘ t Are your valuableu, papers and securities properly pro-
gut‘.h( .1 . .l .v .
of Newtown terrace l touted? Have you a Safe Depostt Box? If not, we can pro
Mrs Katie Judson and Mrs. 13. .l.’ . I T . .
litrnoltis. ot‘ iluviland street..are visa h ‘ :]t N t 1 B
him: their sister. Mrs. t”. iiylngton. oil 5 e a 10113 an
Hartford. i .
Mr. and Mrs. c. l'. Keclct‘. ot’ 33% iii .
East avenue. ill't‘i spending 0 low day's: ; South Nor-walk, Conn. o
in Sea Cliff. with Rcv. and Mre. l.. hi I . _ I
Moore. . ‘ . Vlde you With one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in our
Miss Iicleti Adams of I\ewto\vn hit“: I . . ‘
nue. is spending a few weeks Vl’llillt : modern Safe Deposit Vault. We Will also act as custodian 0!
1m 3““ij _ i ‘, your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.
POPULAR COUPEIIEHIOCKI ’ Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
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‘ UNITED IN W i ‘ 5 Open a checking account and pay your bills by chcek.
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brother ('1 the bl'ith..ail‘llll}-‘. as bet-LE .
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[hippo in‘,t|t- “as het'tfllllllfll)‘ nou'ut-di Ii \‘ttll \l’lllli lt'i {li'ttlti lllt‘ \\'tti'i\' Hf )iltlitlllfl' fl Slllt l CENTRAL HOTEL ,
inn lilut- titttchnn suit tutti velvet hat.€ ll’ “”1"”, ~4i'll'f ii. \‘ttll “"1!“ in (“NM ‘ ‘ ) l, ‘d (1 '1“; t _ Fine room! by the day 02' week. Steam heated, electric
'a'td “(iii a tlil'hil‘plt' houquct ol whitc‘ L ‘ ‘ ‘ .- . . t . l i \C. .l.( . light! ma 8.”. Fine 0810 attached; 8130 Reltumnt. um
HW- I l I u or (internment Work the tune ."ou \vould spend at ' undAmerlcun style 8 TOLHI
""“' ““4"" 1"” ""r‘ ~" “ ‘9" "' . ' . . . ' t. - - .. ~ - . .. . - 1 Corner Monroe and Chestnut tn. 655.
‘('|‘|l‘:tll i.) on a ”if? bllf’l‘i‘}xll‘()f(”isn‘tltl: 50“ lilg‘llltlt lllllt .lllli Ill ('llliillif; tllltl ilillllg. ii )ttil i001 l N. DISESA. Manager. J.DISESA, Pmpfiamr'
.tt‘ 1' "it“ *“"""““ ~‘ '“ _"““ 1 that you have not the skill to make wind-infill" i '
u; it... L'lt‘tlll illl\'|lli.'. to rt-tum W‘dill.‘ - . . . 5’ .-_..__fi--.- J» - V___1‘ __.___,, __———r m
v or. u ,. stuttmtt Anny Tram?“ clothes. \\(‘ Will he Your tailor at :1 r xasonahlo m
.( vii" ltl lilt' Nt‘Wltili Tt‘t'hnit‘dl l . ‘ f".
‘schtmi. Neutouville. Muss. '(‘iiill gt‘. ..'
The i. -\ .' of the wedding will he t'c- V . . . -
.t‘t-‘ll’t‘tl thmmu their numerous trieuds ]' l‘tiiil llll)‘ Hi ”[0 t‘XH'Ht‘lii \l'tittit‘ll lilhl'lt'h‘ fill‘ l ,
“\\llh lilt'iiflll‘t‘. lioth hiltlt‘ and bride~ , ., . _- l .. W‘ 7.. r . .
‘l-troom are very \H‘ll‘kntmil itt Stir- Allilllllll “u“ ilCll, 1“ “.1‘1‘ “Hf-u “f “”1" Night tllld .
twatk. The bride t; l; "'E“”"‘," "t ”l" “‘WHth' and t-olot'..\ve “'1” make clothes at these spec-
] -l ":.'itili' stat. tttvmi: won as-._ _ _ . _ , .
=:i);liil1cti‘t:i mas-ll urmit- :t'm'it‘ at Lincolnl in] Dru-cs lot' a lunilcd itmt‘:——-*
‘school. She has a nrgc t-irc e o . """“UV‘ .
2 ”MW “mm-‘4 “"“ml “l“ L“ ““1" WW ‘5' Sim“. $13 to $16-50 On account of the scarctty of yarns, and m order to be of
. tar. .
: m. MuPhttl‘ is one of Norwalit‘si Long 0031’:— $11 the greatest possible assistance to than who have started gur-
hrominent )tutng melt Willi extensive: . ‘ .
. business anti social acquaintances: Start... $2 ‘ menu with yam purchased here. we cannot lay ustde any yam
ll‘oi- netrh ten years and up to the: _ . . ‘ ‘ ' . .
timt‘ t" ”WW ”I" l'~ 5* N‘“"“‘*‘- This price, tn each case covers entire. tailoring after this date. We would, therefore, appreciate the courtesy
which was two months anti. he had; I .
. ”“9“ "‘“l'~°"““‘l If": ”“' “MW“ “1"" go. of an early request for any yarn our customers may have here.
County A'ttionu an '. _ .
i W Where coats are. hood. the only added cost us for
. t' ‘ . . . . . . - -
iNORWAI‘K Pm DIE? the lining ttscll; no charge [or making or putting in. -,
AT (.AMP MEADE t . , .
t : And what an attractive. collection of fabrics $ t-
' “OWN?“ “'0’“ “l“ “8“ there isz-scrges poplins jerscys; every ‘scasouablo .9. ' _
- , . . . ‘. . r V... i 7- -« «prom! i-tsxcti’ -
:sympnthlos it) his parents. He left) fabric 11) many handsome rich hues. hall. wanton q t
,this *city in July for l‘antp Meade. ' ‘ ‘7
iMatyiund. where he was doing special; Thhd Hm I‘
Government work. hi all his letters§ ‘
Lhc told of liking the army life, and was: . ,
imuch taken up with his new environ-i Curtains that
ed his death. He is the second Nor-t _ . ‘r . I
{walk boy .to die at Camp Meadeflmml save coal. El . so
The olhtr wus Private Howard M. . . . .
tnom. ‘ Yes. rich and beautiful curtains that add charm { . . 1
MEX; '{g‘lg'rlfgifgg fi:;:"(fi‘:“;'0"m‘:".fi§I "and distinction to furnishing of home—and that save For motoring, travehng or street wear; Wlth sailor or turban;
sand his funeral will probably be held coal. . in a variety of shades; Octagon mesh, in medium and large
ton \‘t’edtn stiny afternoon aitd inter- ' . ' _ .. . . . . _ . _ . . . . _ . . . . . . _ . . . . ' 250—356 at ard
‘lngen', will he made in I‘nion cemetery. Hans: a ('lll'ialll Of Vt‘itilll‘ 01‘ 0f it’lpl‘Sil'}' 111 the GEO“, - -0 P y
owaytou. ‘ “ . . . . -
I —~———~—-— arch between the library or Sitting-room and the French Veils, border and scroll dextgu;_._.._. . ..... .. $1.00
OLD TIME RESIDENT i'dratving-room which is so seldom used. See how Bonnie-3.. Slip-penaneeds no tying or adjusting,
ANSWERS FINAL CALL 'cosv and comfortable that library or Sitting-room WE'- » . » 10c~25c—-50c
"—"'_‘ ' .‘ n \ ) 3 y ' ' i t ‘ 0‘; S . I . .
(Continued from. that Page.) {1011103 3““ hm“ the mat "1' (Pen h” ‘ 1 the 9‘ Mourning Veils With plain Woven borders, also two andthree ‘
‘ L I ea 01‘. . . r»
nor in the business under the title of . _ _ . ‘ . _ row ribbon borders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 750—3200
o. 3‘ S- “- “mm“- Yes indeed; there is n distinct saving 1n coal. t '
The. father died many years ago. anti ‘ . . i -
the son continued the hitsiness in the Rich lilpt‘sl l‘lOS and “.101". 01 handsome Silh(10$—-‘ . . I MA I I ETTE
building now occupied by the ltrower ; ' _ - . .
s; Malone reed COlllDan." tor sumot among them rose and tan and grcen and brown—
time. retiring front business uhntit' 34 i0 $19 50 . .
twenty years ago. . .
lllr. Holmes was three tint .‘s nmrriett. 'l‘hird floor. > , Id WWW! "n. ”m '03'“
His first wife was Miss l‘inknew ot' a ‘ ..
prominent Wilton family. and he often; . i ‘ 1'01. ‘0. -
told of his Sunday trip back to Iiiit old 1 .
home town of Wilton. and attended smut x ra-va ue l r
vices, in the old St. Matthew‘s church? .
admitting that there weir other at i . ‘-
tructlcnt- besides the senii‘cs. ll» wn~ _ ‘_ 1‘
wry fond of mum- Ind look great in»- ch ee curtalns i i - i m ".003 coma
ten-st in the choir at that tttuo- Meet- . , v, ' . .; It ‘ do
the death of. his find life he untried \ . . t L , > . M much to with will:
”PW"- “m "“"' "‘" “ ”m" ”i“- .t 'A quuttlitv of effective. scrim and timrtpusctie ; tt' _ . . the aim-inherited a m I!
"is present wile hm shun-ti It“! . i! , h ‘ $015 2 , t ‘ It be MOM U113 ~00! the
’ . t . . . ' ...,. b .- . . . h ’ . . . . t;
him [$.th t Hunt at all who ‘mflllns, “(In *3 (‘I' t f w i t . viii! nlu ll our mm .‘
‘I’he tum-rat will be io-td trout Mo Good fine texture, Sifidy finiebcd. Sonja!!- l . ' elect out In to give the
in" MI» I! 3 iw m "In“: an» i "I ' "ho-r" no that t- um
Nulihd'flftJFWM‘m‘g l " ‘, in. Whfilulll”
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