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Thermos i
'l.unch Kits i
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With the Half Pint. Thermos
Bottles
$3.75, $4.00, $5.50
Folding Lunch Boxes, 50c
Thermos Bottles, All Sizes
From $2.50 to $4.75
DONNELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
i scorn nonwux. ‘
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Because of the epidemic ot Spani>lt
influenza, Hill Home tiny at North
Canton. which was to ha\e lit‘t'll ob
served \l'cduesday. will he ptislptlllt'll
until ful'the. notice.
is one of the towtt- tit
this Liberty loan district already
oversubsct‘ihittlz its quota. The quota
was Station and the Silltrl'i‘llllltln at
last report 10 lteadttttarti re. tililtlllillt‘ll
to 817,000.
Georgetown
The meeting of the Fttirt‘p-ltl ('nlttt
t_\' Medical Sotiety which wa< to law
taken place i‘l Greenwich today \. lll
ttot be llt'ltl, as physicians tht'ottuhottt
the countr die so busy at the ltl‘txt‘ill
time that few would he able to attend
The naval training nation at l'n-l-
ham Bay. N. Y., has het-n closed b.‘~'
quarantine in order to prevent pos»
sible spread of the itttlttcnzn and t‘tln-v
. sequently several Ntlt‘wnlk troy ur-
tioned there were llllitlllt’ to nia‘fl'i .-\--
pected visits home oyul Sunday.
Swami B. Brewster. who haq num-
(i'till‘i acquaintances in this citr, ltztfi
,t‘etit'ed from the management of the
Arcade hotel in liriduoport. which he:
conducted many years, and is since
ceeded there by A P. Buttlsit'. \\'ll')
ha»: been a ('ltl'k itt the Hotel Strut;
field. ‘
I
Font-let tt dining car service employ
es of the New York. New Haven &
llartiord Railroad. arrested aweek
azo. charged with conspiracy tn cin-
bezzle iumia ot' the United Statos.‘
were transferred Saturday to line»
ton for trial in the federal court
there. There are thirtv-iivc men in-
dicted in all-med frauds.
The Republican delegates front tlic
towns comprising the 26th Senatorial.
District, will meet itt the Hotel (‘lit’
lord, Satuttiny afternoon at 3 o'clock.
for the purpose of nominating :I can-
tlitiatc for Senator. The plt‘M'llt in~
cumbent, Senator Charles F. William»
son. appears to be the only person
mentioned for the office, and his l't"
nomination sec-ms assured. I
At Wesleyan University. liiddlc-
town, where there are local students.
classes have been suspended indefinn
itely, on account of the inflnemn. No;
cases of the disease. have. developed:
in the college itself. and the action.
taken is entirely of a precautionary
nature. An itttlrmnry has been entab-l
lished. and two nurses are in readi-'
ness in case their services are requirr.
”The Connecticut State Crane-e will;
introduce at the next session of that
general assembly. it is announced. at
proposed statute placing the stealth:
of fruit or \egetables froma farm
or earden in the same. claim with
poultry stealing, thus making it a
crime. and carrying a heavy penalty.
The great increase in the practice of
stealing farm and garden produce tnl
the vicinity oi cities and towns leadal
to the action on the part of the
Grange. Frank E. Blakeman. ot‘
Omnoque. state lecturer of the
Grange. is preparlnz the bill and
proposes to ask i‘ r a maximum pen-
alty of a fine of $100 or two tnontlts’
imprisonment in Jail.
We have
in ,
“BR"
. :a'...lene is bans: used in tanks, army
‘ curs cu Sunday has been reduced to
—J “advocate such a boycott.
ImhMmm
lililiiltllllli "f
Slitltllills tut
HARTFORD, Oct 8. "The figures
:‘tow that the si‘txllllrd 'gasle‘ss' Sun
day.» doting the past month, hme ac-
t'tlillpllbltt'tl n-ntnrkable results, and t
..tt. flikltl llr be able .0 say a substantial
in: hm been made through the icy»
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iC. ii. Charnokt
CHOICE l
“Beef, Veal,
APPAREL
.tit\ and »elt’-~idt.‘lifice of automobile
, mun ..~ in Connecticut alone." i
'i‘ht.» riatvilitv‘lil “as made today by $_fi___
'i‘ltotmt‘ \\' Russell. Fedtrul Hie] Au-
:tttitl-tt'atttI‘ for (‘tlitllet‘ it ill, in reply [0
.t tittwsttun air to whether the ":lSleSI"|
Snail it; had been a suctess, and
at ht-lltl r or'ttot they would continue.
.\l:. Ru<sell said htat no date had
tor-n set to. the withdrawal of the Gu-
fil‘ltl request. and as tar as he knew it
it ould continue further notice. ‘
"The impression seems to have go'.
abroad." ~aid Mr. Russell. "that tho'
coming S nday would mark the end of
the period of galsolene conservation. i
have had no word from Washington to‘
justify such an assumption. ican only'
say that motor car owners in this stale‘
who have sacrificed convenience ml
pii'asure during the past month, and
will continue to do so as long an the!
need for conservation exists haw matte.i
o \ery real and tangible contribution
to the success oi" the allied cause. in}
this. connection It may be of inter-call
‘t‘ot' them it) know that the saving: in
vasoline east of the Mississippi since
St-ptt-ttiber i has made it possible tot
to ad tor Franco then cargoes (ll tram—t
lone of 30,000 barrels each, a total or
2?..tlt'l0.tlflli gallons. which olhct‘wiae
t'tililtl not have been shipped This,
llltllt r cars and :lt'l‘tlplllnPF. and the
most (notifying feature ot‘ the whole
llt‘illl’\t‘lllllll is that it was done not
through lt‘tli' ot' a penalty. but by the
"voluntary effort of n free people on a
mew request from the Ftp-l Adli’tlnlih
ttttliott
"in (‘onnmtit-ttt the use of motor"
“11 llt‘r ct it! or chs. and of these who
use their ('Hl“ lltt' great majority wereI
hr at cessnty crratttls. and the numb-at
of shit hm I llt‘lll'\l is insignificant.”
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MORE SHEETS ARE NEEDED.
Norwalk Red Cross Workers Have All
the Napkins Needed by
Gen. Pershing.
'l‘hu t|lllt‘k rm—ponse or Not-walll‘s
generous wonicit has enabled the ill-ti
(‘rt ~s “'(illit Is to cross off one llt‘ili int
lllt-it' llrl ol' ncdctl articles tor tho hoe-
t:‘t:ti> in France. The word went ottt
lllie morning to all solicitors, 'No more
nanhlns are livi'tled, but we do Ilt‘t'd
:‘llt't'tk. long ones at least tifl‘x9tl”, but
they may he lilo-‘t't‘tl to tnaltc
leng'h ii‘ sewn with u tint seam
There still i‘t‘iillllilb two more days!
, oi cpt‘nest work to complett the allot-i
ment itt the time allowed ~one week-w
' lhrt'c is still tint.~ {or those who hate”
not 'tnade a donation to show their;
practical ~=3ttt|wtlty uitlt the Atncricatt' A COHEN A. .. -- '
wounded by an itl'llt‘lt' which will con “11!!!th m ' ‘ South orwflk.
tttimtc directly to their health until 1‘1 w a x
t-titttt'ot't. l‘resenu to "the boys" have -"
. . ‘ - -. -._- ————.
been restricted, httt this chance to
give a present to ”the boys" who need
it most is still open.
To make airing under all of thw
liltintlt'lt‘:< in town hart agreed to piokl
up all packages and deliver them to
the llt'tl ('roxs hcadottartot‘s, All that
i. ilt't‘t‘~‘.~11i‘)' In to makc a bundle, large
or small, hand it to your laundry ntnn
.um u-tt him it i~t t'or lite-lied Cross. tt‘
i~ l'l‘illlt‘rll‘tl that the donors mark their
ttatttcs on the packages its a record of
donations is being kept.
"WE ARE WITH YoU"—PERSHING.
’i‘ht- baht-h til the country are engag-
ed itt a great "Pershing llrlre“ on the
Fourth Liberty latnn. All branches of
the hit-sine»; have been organized. The
Noticntti Biscuit company has tionatcd
the services of Its whole orgat ization
including 2,000 salt-sown. The work-
ers have hen inspired to fever pitch
by :t calilcgt‘ttnt from General Pershing
which reader:
“The American army in France is
with the American bakLng industries
wholeheartedly in their most import-
ant factor in winning the war and with
It success is assured."
DIES OF PNEUMONIA.
DANBURY, Oct. 7.~~~Augu:.t Man-
;uttti .one of the loading ttz‘tdtttts tt'
Connecticut. died, at his home. Leta,
yr‘nteltiay. after a short iilnesr. of pllcu
monia At a recent state conreution
of the Sons or Italy, he proposed the
brycmting—by ltalians in this country
of ii" German goods after the war.
The convention approved the Phil] ani
delegated him to visit state lodges oi
the society throughout the country and
this “”m
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
~ ' .- Mutton, Porkl
ECWNB s
ale: 3 Also a Full Line ot
m mm m Luus Canned SONS ' ,5
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'A (‘uidum compound that will bring re- ' '
.. “W” “"“‘ 70 NORTH MAIN STREET
mat", in hztnd‘nst form, a tragic rt-tn»
edy hirhi)‘ recommended by scion.» t‘un»
lainl no harmrul arias. Try them: today. i ‘
”Mahogwngwhxj i
agngyIn-Om‘. i .
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.MIIIIMOIIIIICIIIIIlellllmlllillmllun
The Simple: lt_‘.' '1 ha!
15 the Keynote if the
Am Season's motions .,
Is Charming/3' Ex. ;
pressed in TM.» Tui- 5
10m! Frock of Sure or
Tricolette. 1! it Just
the Sort of Funk liz‘cry'
Ii'omatt "hats in the
First C001 Days of.
Autumn. . ,
uuuwmmu-uu-unnum - Hummu-
Pictorial Review
Patterns ,
and
. THE FALL
FASHION BOOK
NOW ON SALE
,L-m-.-..4
lamesDonneily l
WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
lull Lino—lino Assortment
LL80 PAINT All!) VAINIBH A! Low PRICED.
PAINTING, PAPER manta u...""'- n.
SCHOOL SHOES
FOR SALE. ‘
THE rm name: or THE LATE
WI. T. RATIOIID
AT EOWAYTOII, CONN.
About twenty acres good lend, Home, Barn, Cow-House,
Fruit Ind Ornamental Trees. All conveniences.
INQUIRE
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-! I37 Washington St.
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
a Wall In... our: twig we ’ Imam.
nun-ox Will—mm II Odd It .
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Are your vuluablu, papers and securities properly pro-
tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro-
The City National Bank ,
South Nor-walk, Conn.
!
vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in out "I
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act a: custodian at i
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,it‘ you desire. ' 5
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year. ,
Open a. checking account and pay your bill: by cheek.
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CENTRAL HOTEL
l'ino room by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
light: and gas. Fine 0an attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style ‘
Corner Monroe and Chestnut so. _ Tel. 1555. i
It. DIBBSA. Humor. 1.13m Proprietor.
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
We have been in the shoe business long enough to remem-
ber when many of the mothers who bring in their children for
a pair of sensible SCHOOL SHOES were school children them-
selves, and their continued patronage is a. sure sign that they
were satisfied with their own shoes and know that they are
sure of the same kind for their little ones.
In 55.1 ALL KINDS OF STOCKINGS TO MATCH.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81Wuhin¢ton Strut. . South Nor-walk.
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Brass, and Enameled Beds
In this department we have been most. fortunnte 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 CBADLES
That are safe, sanita and satisfactory.
ALL THE BEST 0 ADES 01‘ WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS
HIGH-GRADEMA as AND PILLOWS
RAYMOND & SON
Wall-MM” ...- ,. um
HXNNAN
SHOES" .
i-‘or lea oi Refined
. Tastes.
summit».
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mmmm
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4/...
iris.
Dorlon liouse
Shore Dinners
All Kinds ot Sea Food
Steak, Chops ant.l
Chicken.
A LA CARTF‘.
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AT'X'L IITKEY AT LAW
Lane Lap. 2f". r U. 5. Patent Offic.
PATENTS
Send for Booklet m Patent.
‘. i i 'i Main St Bridgeport. Conn.
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‘ David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tot. ontoo, 1069-3: Home "I.
27 WASHINGTON 81’.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
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"mansion;
Piano instructions
Course. Pupil of New ork Congenital
of Music. Mis- J. Doliee. 80 Code: .4
South Nowell. or,
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Band. Met-wood.
Remington Ill 001'
makes. sold. r“
repaired. Rental! 54
per month. Machin-
sold at $10 per month.
PLUMBER
TVPEWRITEII EXCHANGI
I" Fall-field Ave" Bridgeport. M
REBUILT TVPEWRITERS
Consortium -
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shutout. "
On account of the scarcity of yarns, and in order to be of
the greatest possible assistance to those who have started gar-
ments with yarn purchased here, we cannot lay aside any yarn
after this date. We would, therefore, appreciate the courtesy
of an early request for any yarn our customers may have here.
- vnth ' -
For motoring, traveling or silent wear; with sailor or turban;
in a variety of shades; octagon mesh, inmedium and large
effect, ~ 250—350peryard
Trench Veils, border and scroll design __... . '1: 2. . . .. $1.00
Dannie-3., support—needs no tying or adjusting,
. w. am 100-350—500
Mourning Veils with plain Woven borders, also two and three
row ribbon borders 750-3200
J. I. MALLETTE
I! Hm IT.
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com [DIWALI
Tel. 449.
FURNITURE
OF QUALITY
WMmqimo-flrmm
print 0 especially Manitoulin-Null.“
mama-um "we...
PLEASING PERIOD
I'm
of artistic design for dining
room or parlor my be seen on
dllpluy at our Ibowmoms. Per-.7
iod pieces In sets or singly are
entrain
Cure That Cold B!
Told!!!
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
WITH TAR
I". H. BAXTEB
DRUM!!!
INSURANCE
0t all Kinds In Strong and
‘ Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
in all its Branches
.t. M. Layton & Co, Inc.
5 RAILROAD AVIIIIII
SOUTH NOIWALK. 00".
TIRE NEW SCENE
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAM
Chiropractic is the definition w'
cause of the disease and the on S
adjusting the some. Disease in Mt
by a wrench. twist or sprain in
back. Even if done in childhood
cmtelpplncbod nerves and pot-
later life in the diner-cut arm
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the can It
disease and pain, health in ream
through harmonizing the nerve in
term in your body. Female trooblq
given special attention; the own-
turo oi the spine. You will never II
gret giving the Chiropractor I chuc-
to help you.
lament: treatment: live lists.
'I'. FRANCIS. D. C.
84 Washington 8t” 80. Ronni}, Cc“
Graduate Irons Palmer 80M ‘
Conservative ’MOOeIs
COPYRIGHT ,
Clothing Co. .
SI Soflorwfll
still as popular as ever and add
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