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Lend the WIY my Fight
'l'hereisnolimittothesae
rinses they willingly nuke.
Let there be no limit to the
way you Lend.
Subscribe for all the Bonds
you possibly can. t
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DON NELLY’S ,
16 So. Main St. .
BOOTH NORWALI.
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City News.
Fred Jennings I: quite >ick at his
houn- ln Snoth Main street.
Mrs. ldn Jennings is rIt'R
home in South Main street.
111 hr!
—llancing at the t‘ourmt t‘lub. $.11
utday etentng.
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Asseusor William F, Hoyt is about
attain after :1 bone with the Spanish
influenza. ’
L. K.\\':1;ren, of
Lynea force. who has Iiben
sick list, is out again.
NV. Ill. Bennett of 38 llt‘ldt‘ll
Feve‘.‘1
the IlMttip K:
on til-5
Miss
avenue, is recovering from a
mid.
»Milllnery, store fixtures. r-tc, by
auction, Monday. October lltll. from
2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Miss Fitch. 124 Wall
street.
w..-_.
Louie Schumann, of Franklin ave-
nue, has SEt'Ultld a position with the
New York Grocery store,
t‘ourt Etirntmdo til Amidst, No. 173.
Foresters of America, will observe
Liberty and (‘oiumbus Dav by hold
the a dance in Arion Iiall. this ere
ning,
J. Vincent Nolan, who has been crit
ically ill with Spanish influenza, at
his home at Kellogg street is now
somewhat improved and is able to sit
up a little.
Jack Howard, son of Poetmaxtrr M.
J. Howard. who haa been quite ill
with Spanish Influenza, at hi1: home
at 2 Elmcrest terrace, is now makinc
rapid Strides toward recovery.
Stephen Bray. who has been for a
Jew days til at his home at 64 Wilton
avenue, Is now recovering nicely and
nae able. yesterday to go outdoors for
a short time.
Earl Edmond. formerly of the
Norwalk Tire and Rubber '00.. regi- .
of the 152ml
that he is in
mental sergeant-major
Brigade, writes home
the best of health.
real comfort you want, we.
have the boiler you want. it's the
Burnham Boiler of Cosy Comfort
Heat lt‘ 1: made In Westchester Court--
.A representative will gladly call
at your request. Lord & Burnham
(‘13., lrvineton, N. Y.-—-Adv.
~ll'lt’s
Harry Cabill, of Wilton at enue has
taken a position in the maintenance
department of the Murray Motor 00..
of Allentown, Pennsylvania. of which
company Arthur '1‘. Murray, formerly
of Norwalk, .5 president.
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( liAltTlUitit. Utt. 12. 'Allt‘l a (It-
Ila} oi renewal tic-ens. the hood Admin-
1'.~'.ra11on tuday announced that, lot the
get-11nd 1.1m 111 “Vt" months. the Bent»
c111 Flour and Merchandise t‘unlpun},
a huge \\llUltf>‘dlt 111111, doing bowie»
at No. ill State street. New Haven,
Ila: been comitted and penalized for
\lolallon pl the Food Admmmration
tubs and regulations lite latest pun
Inhmt‘nl w e ,the alternative \tz‘lilt-‘fltj't
either 01‘ 11c indefinite revocation o1
their it'oou- Administration license (11
the ‘piitiiege 01 won butlng $51111 to
the NPR Iiawn thapter of the Ameri-
can Red LrOSs.
Alter filing an appeal with \‘l‘aehinu-
ton for another hearing and then \.t~
cating 1t,1l1e firm has paid the $21111 11
the lied t toes and, UIIIEBS they again
violate the lood legulatione vt1ll bt
permittco to continuc in business.
5 They were forced to close, but May 2
and 3, and to display titer their main
ientrance, in conspicuous lone-11111;. a
5:12.11 new on (ioscd tn Utdti' oi the
Lnltcd 11111th Food Atlllllfllallztllull.
Fol soul» tune [lit Food Adtnlmetta-
lion othctale, both in \tttshtngton and
lm this city, considered erasing the
‘originttl iu'llalt) 111 $3011 and le\tllilllg
the Iiccuae, lot" 11 stated period or tor
the duration or the not, but it “'11:.
111111“) dctt unlucd thul the compulsory
t‘l1IIlI'IllIIlItlIl and n warning that
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111ml Ullt'llbe would be the last, was“
the pmpel penalty.
isttdtuc iicar is prceidcm and
l'lzul‘les J il‘lnicy is secretary ol‘ the
l‘l.t.~"vl'l'll Hour 11nd Merchandise Com—
pany, and both oi them how endcnvor-
111, by ut-ry ponible means, to balk
the t’haf'c‘ulluil ot' the penalty imposed
by Aenisl‘dnl Federal Food Adluinistrtv
tor Joseph ll.
August 1.3.
was convicted ol‘ selling tlour without
substitults, and of selling tlour tillh'
an insuthcient amount of substitutes.
The Food Administration ordered the,
firm to cease all business, under its
license, during the. last week in Aug
ust. In lieu of this penalty, the pl'lvr
loge was given of contributing $300 to
.the lied Cross.
Lust .Aptll, Thomas W. Farnunt, who
recently touted as. New Haven Food,
Administrator, closed up the firm for.
two days because, as he said in his
finding, he did not believe the infringe
incnt oi lllt' flour and wheat substitute
mica regulations lttttlbeen deliberate.
The lenient pcnuily was also imposed
with the underetnnding that no recom- 3
11lentlut’ion would be mudc to Washing“.
ton to l‘t‘Vokt: 311111111111“in the license.
on conditou tin-11. they would hereafter
cut-e1 ully obs-ore nil the Food Mum
istrztiion‘s rub-s :tnd regulations.
At tin-111411111. inloic Mr.
lotmui motions ID] the postponement
oi the hearing and lot 11 more specific
t-tdtetnt 111 of the ('llurgt's were quickly
()1 c1111led by Mt. 1.111111 The hearing
proceeded, the chief witness being 811- ‘
gene Faurr, a New Haven expert no“
countttnt. who had taken transcripts
from the firm's ledger, proving beyond
any doubt that they sold wheat flour
without substitutes to J. Kulzac, of
irldneport. on July 6. 1918, and that
on June 15 they sold A. E. Andrews,
of Norwich. 260 barrels of flour. with
only a small amount of white corn
meal. The firm on August 26 placed
In t-xcrew with Food Administrator
Farnam a certified check for $300.
nl1icl1 check has now been paid to the
American Red Cross.
reminn of the Democrats of Norwalk
will meet in the Town Assembly Hall.
First District, on Monday evening for‘
the purpose of nominatingr candidates
for representntives and juBtICes: of
the peace. The list of delegates to as,
follows: First Ward. Wallace Dunn.
William Volimer Daniel J McCarthy.
Harold 741‘. Murray thiam J Sheehan.
1Edward F. Dufi’v, John C. Smith Pat-
NOR J. Kearney. Edward J. Quinlan
James '1‘ llubbeli William E O'Brien
and John F. Devine. Second Ward.
‘Jeremioh Donovan. Bernard J Rey
nolds Wilfred Bodnfiell Joseph W.
Rooney George C. Cooper. GeorPe
Sullivan. Jeremiah Benn. Cornelius
Ryan. James E. Flynn, l). William
Bat-ford, Ralph A. Leary find It. 0.
thcheIi. Third Word, M. P. Shea.
lutinoi Wont Ads Work Wonders.
Are W to Buy 3
Liberty Bond.
‘Ward. Patrick Walsh, Frank H
il' -
hunter. who gave tilct
accused 111111 :1 hearing, in this cilyfl.
At 11113 hearing tho firm;
I'.o.\\lc1,1
on Aug uut 1:3, both Brat and “My.
contealetl the chargco {tom the why;
b1 ginning o ttl1e limiting and sctotulf
DEMOCRATIC CITY CONVENTION.
DPIPIERIOR to the city and town con?
.Remenlber This When You!
C. ’l‘. Men-ram. Prat “marl-Cir.“
John Meet-nth, E F. Mead. Fourth
Mer-
rill, F1 unit L. Clark. Franklin E. Aus—
tin and Joeep‘n T. Dunbar. thth
Wand Louis Pogony.
Valley Central (moment company of
Danbury has been filed in the oflice oi
the secretary of state in Hartford.
BUY
WAR SPEAKER AT
TRINITY CHURCH
Rev \\'. 15. Lush, rector of $1. Stet-
ens' church, Ridgefielti. who went
tight months in the war zone and \ya.\
under tire at Luiseone and lfl'lht'
Tout ecctiou‘ will relate his experl
ences and tell about his work there
lomoltou etching at Trinity thutcb .
fiir. Lu:k i< 11 \en totteful speaker
and has a th1illing and Vtondeltul,
Story to tell. i
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15 the Kcyuott' of the
New Season's fut/'1 ions
15 ("I’frznnt'ngly‘ 15x-
prcssed in This Tai-
lored Frock of Surgeor,
Tritolette. It 11 Just
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First C001 Days of
Autumn.
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Pictorial Review
Patterns
and
THE FALL
FASHION BOOK
NOW ON SALE
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A Service Flag
Means that your boy is doing his bit.
A Liberty Loan Honor Emblem
Means that you are doing yours.
Get: Busy Dad! Get Busy!
. It you haven‘t the luck to have a boy in
. the service buy TWO bonds.
Contributed By
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. loath Hermit.
Don’t Call it a Loan
It’s All Investment.
You never think of the money you de-
posit in the savings bank as a loan,
Look at ‘Your Liberty Bond
From the same vievvpoint, and
.BUY ANOTHER NOW.
Contributed By
RAYMOND 81 SON
WIIIIIIIIIIIIM 1 lull.
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Show Your American
' Spirit and
Buy Bonds to
Buy Liberty Bonds
and break the bonds of many
people
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3
11011111 LET UP.
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Kaiser has had Enough.
I Buy Libr Bonds
T hat’sAIl.
The City National Bank
South Nomlh, Conn.
137 Washington St.
A certifiuté vii-061mm of mm
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l. 115 Mam St
13:, 27 WASHINGTON OT.
Buy Liberty Bonds
Buy Liberty Bonds because the government asks you to—
Because it will help keep the Hun; running, toward Berlin—It.
will help make Germany surrender unconditionally andbring
.1 11:. itilifllfl
And when it is all over you will find that the money you
have’put into Liberty Bonds will represent a line savings for
you and you will realise then that you have really done little
for your government but a whole lot for yourself.
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our boys home.
LEND THE GOVERNMENT ALL YOU CAN NOW.
J. I. MALLETTE”
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Iloriou [louse
Shore Dinners
All Kinds of Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
, Chicken.
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Keep Buying Bonds and Assure 3
Our Boys Every Needed Mater- 7
1a] to Fight This War Until the
H“:
A. M. WOOSTER
ATAC‘ J‘ S‘CY AT LAW
Late Exefiaint . U. 3. Patent Offlc.
iPATENTS
Semi for Booklet on Pan-m
Bridgeport. Conn,
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UNDERTAKER
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To Your
Utmost
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
‘6 N. Main St
BUY BONDS
TO YOUR
UTMOST
J. M. Layton & (30., Inc.
. a mom hymn
, 110m 110mm con.
Can you look yourself straight in the eye if you do not
‘ respond to your country’s call?
It. calls now——“BUY BONDS TO THE UTMOST.”
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
BUY LIBERTY BONDS
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”Keen th‘EHfifi on the Run ,
Buy Liberty Bonds
17'. H. BAX'I‘EB,
10300018!
us to subscribe for Liberty
Bonds in the American way
—-way over. the top.
Buy Liberty
Blonds
’ Until the III Gin: UI
LEWIC.
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Course. Pupil of New ork Connery.”
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Norwalk Chronicler