it??? are Minnie» good
‘ lemurs why he should the
! {Fry energy it e puifihi'wi
find every available dollar
to boost this Liberty Loan.
’ very hundred dollar bond
flakes a lion dread more.
I Emenilier our brave. boys
3 ver the. sea— _
. w itselfish. unafraid 'mtllltl the.
3 rand and victorious
* one coming—soon!
THE
‘ This Fourth Liberty Loan
Must Be Overscrlbed.
It will if you do your share.
our LuiEmv nouns
The Hatch (J'Bailey Co.
Lilly Hairball. Olive Colt“. hill. l J.
Stiuhineper. Annie M. beckon. lid
Goldstein, t‘limml Eloqwlle. In. Eu».
mund Bree». Katherine While. in”;
A. S. lingg). Blanche L. Wood. Putter.
Emerson Browne. Neil Pierce. Hrs. Il/
ti. Weld, E. B. tiatluiier, Henry 1‘.
. l’rowitt. J. ’l'. Dunbar, S. J. Keeler.I
Timothy O'Connor, Bridget Brady, iii-1
nier Hendricks, Lewis L. Adams. limit
W. V\'elles.'Edw. J. Quinlan, Mary H
Earle, Oscar Seymour, Eliza A. Brut}...
Albert A. iiiuoy. “the 1’. Younes. Amy
Youngs. Edith S. Youngs, Susan Au
Youngs, lda M. Jones, Lenore S. 54.,
l.) brand, t‘. W. Staples. Charles lit
-t‘olentttn. (.‘arlA. Anderson, John (in.
(triumph, .\li.<. J. \Vallnt'e Marvin, Fred-
erick W. Anderson, liariy Antler-saith,
Louisa Anderson, Frank ll. lion, tut;
Lanna Murphy. Mrs. Katherine (ii‘\'vll,.
Virginia iiret-ne. Stephen S. .lurvim
Elttltfi
Cutainly We Are ALL Buy- "
i in: Bonds
All To-Gether Now!
Boy Bonds to Your Utmost and
Over the Top we Will go
Victoriously.
Vaast Bros. Garage
Allllt‘lllli‘ l". \Vttkcmzto. Irene .i.
Keogh, ('at'rie A. Sterling, .\li.~. it. u.
Writers. Joseph Lap-suit. Mu. Victor
Johnson .lli-s. Frank t‘. t'oun. :
Frank C. t‘oun. Rowland .\l. limit :.
Laura M. lluymond’. Mill} 5. linintonti.
iJotm _.\luth, tut-s, Harriet Selleck. litt-
\‘Id 1.. l)il\lh', Sheldon l’. \l'impilieitn-
er, llitlin Simon. Nicholas Lulicila,
{.Julia Gull, Mrs. R. llrendlineer, ileu-
rlrietta \‘(Mn‘ln-cs, George ll. Voorhces,
' ' lt‘. A. State. Maude Emil) Woud, Emel-
tia A. llelli-I, lluth M. Wilson, Helen
IStewurt. Marion Stewart. Mrs. t‘uthci-
,ine A. llennessy, Bridget t'ollins, .lonn
ill. (true-lie, Samuel Ktilllt)!‘, Mubelie
Marion lliddiscombe, tieorge A. Runw‘
“sell, Bishop &. Lynch. Alice N. Lee, S.‘
711m You Bought YOUR
Liberty Bond? ‘
If you answer NO now
be sure you can say Yes
Over Subscribe the
Fourth- Liberty Loan
Buy Bonds to Your Utmost.
,, Norwalk' Supply Shop
Frank l'utilek, J. W. t.)‘Brien. J. A.
lAy’lor, Royal W. Adams. Pasquale
Apnea. \‘.,Aprca, Alfred Aprea, Hope
llose (‘0. (No. 2, Harry M. lleil’ei'un.
.0. B. Jackson. F. tiebhurd, W. ll.
Sinquin. \irginiu ll. Meet-h. Samuel
Lines, Annie E. Smith. Zita F. l’eeney,
Mrs. N. (.‘andee, Edwin S. Taylor,
lhlury L. Miller. t‘ourtland \lanlluren.
, Milioent ll. Brady.
Mrs. Naomi ll. I‘urtis. Frank Ell.
Stinger. Flank Sanger, .lr., Elizabeth
1'. Stinger, Robert Vuulluren. Virginia
A. Meech, Alfred Austin. t‘lnm lo.
‘Slllllll. Mrs. J. w. Weiss. Nehcmiuh
it‘nndee, Annie t'. t‘tmdee, M. ii. Nut~
ting. (i. Y. Hut‘litllltlll, Jennie t‘. For
.ris, William J. Foster, llcsaie l". (for-
tbcti. J. S. Dikcman. JUN‘llit l.. lt‘lynn.
Abraham other, Herman Rosenberg.
.lnntes om. Manner. (‘ltut'lt's Quinturd.
.Iiltclntel J. ilurry, Mir-lute] J. llownrd,
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{John Neugebauer, William lI‘el'nud,
' Florence Hyatt, Florence Scott. Henry
Monday.
The Kaiser May out:
But Your Liberty Bond
Will Keep Right on
Working.
There never was such
a chance to be thrifty and
patriotic all at the same
time. ': : : : :":
,‘ - Contributed By
scar F. Schultz
.l. Barges. l‘utrick Leonard. t‘hurles l-I.
t‘ullnhun, Roderick W. Wet-d. Mrs.
(Mary Leonard. 'l‘houuts \l. Smith. Jlihn
J. lloran, Wm. ll. Raymond. Jr.. Salli“
l'owcll. tiertrude .‘ltigllt't. t‘ltrtsttno Ii.
iliusa‘ell, lit. and .\lr.~: John J. lliirry.
Mary lionustnt‘f, (Milli)! l-‘orbush. .l. l‘.
2 l’rowitt. llunnnh innit. l‘lrlttlt‘ John ll.
, Ferris, tiruce llnviluiitl. Mrs. Annie (Y.
"lluviltmd. .‘llt‘n. .lrksie F. (l't‘onnor,
lilientém’l Hill, Mn. Ella K. lhtlt'it.
‘lt‘rederit'k Russell. Agnes l.. Golden,
Mrs. [Cumin Golda-l).
Adam Schmidt. Alt-s. Anna M. lion-
I nelly: Mortimer Lee. Susan ll. lloyt.
, Mrs. W. ll. Ryan. .I. lrving liibble.
’ llurucs l). Jennings, Mrs. Samuel llood-
nernllerthn Rmducr, Jeremiah Dono-
vun. lluth l). Kendall. Evu F. Kcndull.
William M. t‘ortright. James H. llut’
let', William ll. ('ortrlght. Mrs. Bur-
buru J; lieun. Jucoh SchmidL Mrs. lid.
llrownett, Edith M. Connor. Frederick
A. Mills, ll. W. Duke. Phoebe 14. \‘olk.
‘ Muy Angolman. August Wlelmun. Rose
L. llobichaud, Andrew Scott, Freder-
tck Gutiung. Ernest A. Taylor, James
S. Whitney. Joseph Magus. Paul Laid-
lit, Jultu Altos. Peter Ctmli. Dennis Ku-
tong. Julius Strassbeygcr, John Sier-
fsuk. Stew \‘unuluk. John ll. Howttrtli,
tAlck Szotsek. Antonio Danio, (labor
{Killian Andrew llccekes. Joseph Burt-
‘fay. l”. t‘slesuy, Joseph Kerekep, An-
}‘ueo llegcdus. Ilutnp. Bellus. Frank Her-
ymun, Louis \‘ttbaa, Joseph Dudes, La)"
on Toth. Joseph Myerie. Paul Maison.
Mary lmgan, Fred 'l‘yrrell. John
Suites. John ll. Risko, Audeovtlnibeir,
John Fons. Michael llepcdus. Stephen
,Ktsh. Joseph I‘oyto. Edward J. filed-
puma Ralph Leary, Frank Kontott. Ray.
'mond Sartinc, John Rooter. Joseph
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mt NDRWALK
BUY BONDS
ntil It Hurts the Hun. ,
Until It Stops the Hun. it
THE
83 and 85 Wuhinzton St.
President Wilson Says
\
"Recent events have enhanced not lessened the import-
ance of this loan." “Nothing has happened which makes it
safe or possble to do anything but push our efforts to the ut-
most. The time is critical and the response must be complete."
BUY BONDS TO YOUR U‘TMOST.
Incorporated
Phone 1465.
Ilevcs. Grace Morgan. Blossom Leary,
,(llnrence E. Arnold. Max llillner. Mrs.
,ltl. Barthol' Mabel ll. Hannnond.‘l\lttry
{A. London, E. L. Marsh. B. P. (i. it.
. (Norwnlk Loduc) (.‘alhotic l‘nlon
5(‘0uncil. (No. «to. K. of t‘.) National
jheimcr. luc.. Holland Machine (‘o.,
. Norwttlk Lock ("o.. the Ferris (‘oul t‘o..
"American La lientelle, inc... Sterling
tFurniturt. (‘o., Inc. Angcvine Furni~
. turc Co.
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! ADVERTISED LETTERS.
List of letters advertised in the
South Norwalk postoflice, October 11.
; tots. /
Mr. John Brottmrtou, Gen. DBL
(‘an iat'l‘e?! DeGmlt. Sch. '1‘. De
cuter. _ .
‘ Miss Elsie Hopkins, Belle. island.
E. King
A. F. Beckmann & CO. ‘ 1
Mr. 1.. Wallace. General Delivery.
ANDREW LEARY
Postmaster.
Red on; or... Killed
0n the Verdun Front
, soon
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llll‘i' ALL THE BONDS YOU CAN.
EVEN MORE THAN YOU THINK YOU CAN.
mmm‘m ”I“!
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PAR”, Oct. 11— St. (‘lntr ”on. of
Jackumvnle. PM, «u killed and nor
on. E. u. Harris. at Nehmoud.‘ vi...
was outmoded while inflating the At»
«my imp with «mm and we
vim m a then-wept mi north
Tristram & Hy
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store .
mo .m'igm 1
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Muslin, Worth (lruelle. l-‘mncis ninth
‘Slovuk Society. Rosenwuld Wimpt'n
m or Verdun. not! m were at.
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COUNCIL PUTS .
POLICE RAISE
OVER ONCE MORE
(Continued from First Page.)
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month. which should llltYP been pie
sented at the lust nit-tiling but which
were not ready. During the reading of
the bills (‘ouncilmcn Edgar ti. Murphy
is
and George 1). Russell appeared. multv
log all present with the exception of
lii‘. Robt rt M. Wolfe.
When the reading wns concluded 131‘.
Moore 1'0.“ and Asked it it bill of $25;
(mu, whitlt had been transferred from
the Fifth to the Fourth district, was
included in the bills presented by i‘ity
Tn-nsutcl Mathewson. When told it
had not been wad, he asked the room
son for iii: omission. and was told by.
Mayor litmoyan that it had all been
settled. Mr. Murphy thought that the
best thin: to do would be to have the.
city clerk secure the hill in question
and tune it read in order to clear up
all Iutsunderstandlnus which lutd arts-j
en. The bill was secured by Mr. llobfi.
cttsou and “us rend. and Mr. lkmovuu‘
uplttiut-u that in his annual report he
luttl credited it to the Fourth district
:tntl. he slatted. that us it was not it cur-
l't'lll lWPtllht‘. there would be no ud-1
vttntuuo in taking :my action on it at1
that tnet‘tlnL'. ’ i
('outtt-iimun Moore moved that till
hills u‘liitii had been propml)’ certi-
fied by I‘itv Treasurer Herbert A.
Mathewson he ordered paid. This wus-
toted upon and passed by the t‘ouncil.
Moore's Ordinance Repaued. ’
ltt'. Moore again took the floor and
asked that the matter pertaining to
the polict ordinance be taken up by
the (‘ouncil and that the corporation
counsel instruct him as to the legal
way of voting utter a veto.
Mayor Donovan rose and read the
charter requirements for such. and
was told by Dr. Moore that. although
be appreciated it. very much. he had
asked the corporation counsel and not
the chair to interpret the charter. “l
have heard those things interpreted
too mam limes," declared llr. Moore,
“and every timt- it has had a different
meaning. The charter has been twist
cd. and bentcd and tied into a sailor’uj
knot too often for me. and now i want_
to know what‘s what.” , l
“According _tO the charter." replied:
the mayor, "the first step is the rea-.
sonable consideration or the vote." -
"Then I understand. now." rctortedl
Dr. Moore. "that the first thing is to!
decide whether or not ya reconsidera»’
_tion of tilt matter is to be held and,
than it vote on its passage will be
taken. Therefore. 1 move that the mat-
.thr be brought up at the present time
for a reconsideration."
His motion was seconded \tnd poses.
ed. and the matter placed before the:
members Of the t‘ouncil for their do
liberation.
Councilman Murphy asked for the
floor and. in a short address to the
§
members. declared that since the last
meetinghehad considered the mutter
of the police ordinance very seriously
(and had arrived at the same conclu-
sio has he, had before. and was hearh
ily in favor of its passage and enforce»
merit. He did not believe that this
city was called upon to do anything
morqthan any other city in the coun-
try, and he thought that they would
{not be llct‘ordim: to the police depart:
ment any special recompense, but.
would Just be treating them fairly and
suuarcly if they gmuted'them their de-
mand for an increase. He. did not at
all “NOT the reflection which he
thought had been cast on the boys who
had left this city. to serve their coun.
try in. the Army or Navy. by the may-
or. in his talk on the crime that had
been prevalent in this city before the
‘ooyo had left. and stated that there
was just as much crime being commit-
led at the present u then evei- had
been.
The mic on the rename of the
measure was tnken by 5,110! sad the
result was found to be on follows:
t‘oumitmrn Russell. Murphy. Eldridge.
Moore and Volt voting [or it-
age; Corral-limo Plutonium but
an; ran-elm» am not will
“‘ § And the Pursuit of Happiness
is Accelerated by Buying .
LIBERTY BONDS
Contributed by Trish-am 8; Hyatt l
THE LOVE OF LIBERTY
is shown ,by the sacrifices of our boys overseas,
u
ance with the. charter requirements. i
Murphy to Head Council. ’5
t‘ouncilmun Russell took the floor-i
and stencil that it had always been the
custom that, at the first meeting Of‘
every new year a president. of the
Council be elected and, therefore, hel
presented the name Councilman Edgar.
G. Murphy to the presidency to sue-;
ceed lir. Robert M. Wolfe. The vote
was taken and Mr. Murphy was upon-l
imously chooen to head the body. t
Dr. Moore then asked if he could be.
enlightened as to the present copdl»:
‘2 tion of tin. fire department of the city.‘
and asked why the. cit y Wits at present4
without ample fire protection? Conn:
cilmnfi \‘olk, lire commissioiner, was;
called upon and he explained that dur-l
ing the past week one member of the'
department had been called away from?
the city because of the death of a’
member of his family, another had
' been confined to his home with illnossni
while iinothcr member had given his‘
notice and but the department for>
in the stzue a request tO remain opt-i:
for business all day Saturday and owe
hing to receive Liberty loan subscrip-
tions. this action was taken bee-um
of the drr} being Kliiherty l‘iay."
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BONDS
BUY AS THEY FlGH'lL—t
TO YOUR UTMOS'I‘
ll. KRIEGER
8: CO.
good and taking with him another}
man. llut it was thought, he tlcclttretl.l
that all [in trouble would be over by; THERE ARE MANY
Monday. and the department in its!
standard condition again. i
A motion to udojui-n \vus llli'tt Hindu
and passed.
WANTS BANKS TO STAY OPEN
ll.\ll‘l‘l"t)i2ll,
llolcomh yesterday wired to all hunks
Our Boys Are Fighting the
Hun to a Standstill—
We at home must finance the
Hun to a standstill—7We willie
it if YOU will do your utmost.
BUY nouns TO YOUR
Umos'r c
”. A. STULL .
24 Cottage Street
East NOIWalk
What does YOUR. cheer for
. the boys mean if you don 't sup-
port them at the front withpyour
financial aid here, at home?
BUY BONDS AND BUY
' LIBERALLY
Till] GORlllllil C0.
DECORATORS
Lilli. 452 Easlhorwallt
SIGNS HERE
Eof approaching Old age. One of
.them may be avoided by the use
0"“ 12‘"'G‘Mn'n"i7tii' our Kryptok Invisible Bifocal
_ ,Lenses. No visible dividinglino
between the two parts.
They make you look and ‘feel
i years younger. We are prepared
‘to make a scientific examhiaticn
,of your eyes or can duplicate ycur
told lenses.
iTHAMER
EOcuIlsta, Optometrists, Opticians
l “The House of Good Glasses”
l
87 Atlantic SL, Stamford, Conn.
can But. Eve. till 9 n '0 in 1'97.
When the Boys Come
Home
How will you‘feel if you have
not subscribed for every call to
buy 3. Liberty Bond?
. You will feel all right be-
cause you are going to buy that
bond.
~
uuuut BUSINESS
courur
Luggage
We have just received a. new
line of mum, BAGS.
D3388 801'! OASIS.
11m: m of such quality tint
on in m 9! pocket Isthm-
in- i- W W
LEW
mull-m.
We Cheer Because the
Boys Fight So Well
Let Us Cheer Them Up
Because We Lend So Well.
Buy Liberty Bonds
JACOBY
Norwalk Chronicler