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Comiort [its . . . $5.00 to $10.00
loony loin ...... 75c to $2.25
Sanitary Drinking Cups,
Cigarette Cues, Trench
Hirrorl, Bill Folds, Soap Boxes,
Etc.
EVERYTHING FOR HIS
COMFORT
DON NELLY’S .
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALI.
City News
William Muhlberger of 99 Harbor
avenue, is down with on all.t(k oi
Spanish influenza.
Miss Mabe‘lle t‘litic, ot‘ Bridgeport.
spent the. week end in East Norwsllt.
as the guest of Miss Bessie Joyce.
James Tierney, ot'
Boot Shop, who has been ill for
past week, expect.» to return to
duties very soon.
the Norwulk
the
ll l 5
“John Mt‘Gllllk “no has twin “'53?-
iously ill with pneumonia at his home
in School street. is reported to be
in a much improved condition today.
~Fried oyster supper at the (‘ottn-
try Club every Tuesday and Friday.
$1.00
Harry Shutelt, of West avenue, who
has been ill for the past week, re.
turned to his duties in New York, this
morning.
Mr. and 'tlrs. Douglas Owens, of
Greenfield Hill, are the proud parents
of a baby girl. Mrs Owens was for
merly Miss Mndollnc Frank, of .\‘ot'-
walk.
Joseph T, Riclley, who but: been
\‘H'V ill with the grip at l’clham Bar.
N. \'.. is improvintz. it is expected
that he will lettve the hospital in S
few days.
Royal G. Gtiyer, 01' Prospect arenuc.
who has quite recovered from a two.
weeks' illness of the. grip, has resum-
ed his duties in the Norwrtlk Lock
shop.
Henry G. Byron, of Chicopee, Masa.
was out on the Sound. Saturday, in
John F. Carprnter's motorboat, Neo-
la. The party caught a number of
mackerel and some went to Massa-
chusetts.
Relatites of Machinist Lester W
Hughes have received a cable an-
nouncing his safe arrival in France.
He wits one of the survivors of the
torpedoed transport President Lin
coin, and after a furlough spent at hit
"home, was assigned for duty on one
of the government trelghters, which.
arrived safely in France first week.
_.-__._ l
Beinaid \‘etas. who graduated with;
the 1918 class from Norwalk High
School, enlisted with S. A. 'I‘. C., until
it: now stationed at Columbia Univer-
sity, where he. is preparing {or enter-
ing Otilcers Training Camp. He is the
second member ot‘ the family to en-
list His brother, Nathan, is now
stationed at Peiham Bay.
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Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
'I'lie Salli! Norwallt
battle.
wllhooouColnII-I
Min-Homo...
"hrat‘t tziik on the necessity ot people
, subscribing lot the loan, and uplained
,idca oi tlliitt was to buy Government
l Bonds.
have a tht-lilltltlll Bond tot at least
:lt. Ul'lanbS. National Army.
,‘for them
i
_bmm
Io hm “It!
Tlit‘
: t‘l t l'.tl
America nit—t, Sunday,
hti rllt‘e! school building, tor the pur-
pose ot starting their campaign for the
troops ul Buy Srotlls (it
at the Frank»
Liberty Loan. ('Ulltullafizitiilet' l’tt.e
MacDonald gate the buys a. heartio-
to them how the French people paid
Germany a hearty indemnity us the it-
suit oi the “an oi 187 ti, and that, as
the result thereof, the people of
France became thritty and that their
Almost et‘ei'y intuily would
$550 oi $Ti its the\ ltltlthtl Linux
the .~nte.=t tute-Rtnnnt that the) mold
haw: that its the. result ot tltisw wzu.
the Americans will do likenisc. 'i‘ltut
ll was incumbent upoti nerybody to
buy it bond, Men though lllt‘)‘ did not
liHVt' tlo- it"dtl) money to pay tor it.
Sow ll. l‘or Moi'y bond you buy
llll'.tll:- so ttllll‘ll intit‘e cttmtort for some
oi out litus who are injured and who
rtui‘i‘e-t' lit‘ also explained how tier-
nmny \\.i.~' srl'illlnt: out propaganda,
tin-tiilfilt lllt' worthy, to the «Keri that
the war was nearly over, that the
twin; “'3: going to quit! it was noth-
int; but 2.2 tman propaganda to defeat
tin,- ioztn! (it'l'liliilu‘ known exnctly
whether the loan is going “over the
top" or not. it it doesn’t go “over the]
top," it is .t Herman victory!
The badges ior the boys who pro
lillt‘tl ten or more subscriptions oi the
man" m
, name
all“.
Tin Fund lwvt-fii- u‘ in: 5..
t‘uulnl oi “0'in tin-VII»: It My
entertain: oi :z-a ‘uni ,. an .1. or
that but be: taut-turmd you», t t id
WP?“ . l malirl- at i\ ”tour-m .€:'
lllw Autuutturat many M rim”, n
(‘l'llur‘t"liu .~ ‘uo' lat Lit; All Hu- 1,27
n: u plan Mtllk‘ - H.” iii. hr i,ltll'1
lli'u mntlnble doll. to mourn n'll
tirdlr. in land prod-hr ii] any lull ul
":t- rl‘dll \ll‘prilr-h-Abin product- nH'
included in the lot. but apple and po
tut. Hi’ti“t‘i~ will be at'mtig tin» ii
to twncto h) tin.~ t-ttentinti >f‘l‘\.1'-‘ br
t‘au-v thew cttxps are now being bat
\‘t‘h’lml.
'i‘lu' tnm‘ tlll‘l‘-" wag. tor uIartiier =-
L. t in immediate touch Willi the nut-
kvt bliualltlll i~ to telephone the mar-
‘t_\l ncux lt‘!4:lft'l’.~ Wlitlsv “amt-x :lltl
teltphtgne numbers. are as follows:
llaiii‘oitl, l: J_ Howard. (‘liorwr 'Jhli.
\ew H‘dw‘ll. t; \i Stuck. Lilli-rt) :l‘zt-fi;
lupin-tort. H S St Elwenk. Nnhlt- '13“.
\\'a:tvtliill',\‘, ll \l'. Sliet'bmne, Tel 3le
A grower or «hater ran have his
put on the mailing list to re
t-eivo- u ropy ot the daily reports from
any city in which the marker nt-Ws scr
\it't' but been e<tablishtd Such rc-
quvrts will be handled more promptly
if made dt‘icct to the reporters by mail
or telephone but they will also be
taken rate ot by the food department
.tl in Lewis slt‘ee't, Hartford or by the“
Connecticut Actttulttti‘nl College (ll
Storm. it is undi’t'rlohd oi coursr
there is no thatgc
Prof. tiny t' Smith who was instru
mental in establishing this service in
t‘onneetit‘ttt and who inn supervised it ‘
from the beginning said he believed
lllltl within :11“ liter year no less than a
dozen cities in (‘onnvctit ut could
burn these daily murkm reports Pout
trytncn will be particularly interested
MINTZ
NEW
FALL
APPAREL
CHAHG: ACCOUNTS OPENID
t
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to turn that Hep: l::.n~~ been tum,
to intiude qlllt a ion- on tunnr‘ttl t'ul
llenutty 193.: vth‘nn clean only ntw-
l\ 2.. 'l tL:.~ ind. i 1‘ not littlud. r‘ul
up til ‘rt-t. \\ \itttl .' .iltj. titlt: It!
lit“ limit down Ki.ltlt‘~ .h.2t me quot”!
llLAIl} it. ,\n u lot” .. '. pntuz-
T."~‘ —_'.'
NORWALK LINE
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
Between
Norwalk, Shelton, Derby, Ansonia
and
Pier 45, E. R, a,ifoot Jackson St, 3
New York
Steamers leans \oiualk 4 p tn.
South NUHK-llk, 5:30 1 tor deli
ery in New York at" t .t in, tin folio. a
ing morning ittinht ttceiud from
7:30 a. in. to :30p :11 . .
Steamers lento New \ork at 3 p. in,
daily.
Phono—Norwalk, lt‘wh; Smith Not 1
walk. 604: New lurk. tttcliard "61‘‘
NEW YORK& &NAUGATUGK
VALLEY LINE-8,1150.
For Sale!
present price $2,875. Will sell
last Liberty Lottn Were then presented
by Commissioner MacDonald:
Mark Cantu-e, t‘luronce mumbling!
lieibert \\'iiuhc.~ter, Francis B. lloyt,i
Stanley lloyt, Jttcli \Yclile, ltobt‘rtl
Wolfe, Ir‘mnk Rowland tilltl Leon Fish. 1
Attornty lrn 0. Gregory explained:
to the boys the method of the pay-i
merits, and than the Scouts wore not
to take any money, that the payments;
would be ititettdctl to by t'titit‘tisSt-rs til'
the l()('ltl Liberty Loam cottiniittee.|
Thttt the Boy Scouts of America went
the only organit/zntton recognized by
tho tlou-rntncnt, except its regulut'
tort-es, including the liberty Loam
committee, tor this work; that tht-yt
the President; and, therefore, the;
were constdeiw'tl really messengers oi,
Scouts bud .t spot-int duty to pertomm
and that thoy imd some ot‘ their own,
111011 and boys in net'vit'e, they berm: :u‘
,lttlltl\\'>l
Lt. John Keogh, Q. M. Department,-
l‘Tttilt‘v; l.t, ilorlit-t-Jlrny, otlit'iul in~
tt-rprt-tt-t, Allies“ conference, Athens,I
Hit-ecu; l.t “lllllt'l (iltttson engineer,
France; l.t. ioseph Lotkhntt. ttifttnt- ;
rv, France; Lit“l't‘ll(‘l Paul, Q. M. doc,
put-tinent, FttlllCl'; Qtittrtctmnflter John
Sonislo, l..‘. S. Navy; Midshipman Wil-
liam Juventtl, Allllltjllills. Md; Scotti-
mnstrr Edgar Murphy, special detach-
ment course, in Cambridge; Lt. Doug»
las Nash, in charge of aviation station,
Key West, Florida; Joseph Benjaynn,
radio opvttttor. t'. S. Nuvy: Robert K.
liugliey, headquarter ditty; Pvt. C. Wil-
liuni Achorn. llogulnr Army: George
As the result. of lht‘ meeting there
are some live, widenwnke canvassers
and everybody is going to receive a .
Visit from them.
if they do not find the people at
home once, they are going to come
again,
scription.
The, people of Norwalk will be ready
..
SAYS HOTEL GARDE lS
HOPELESSLY BANKRUPT
Attorney William E. Eagan Makes
Stat. ement at Superior Court
Hearing
HARTFORD, Oct. i~i.-—The Hotel
Garde company is hopclosnly bankrupt.
William E. Eugnndluwyer tor Ernst H. .'
G. Meyer, the receiver, told Judge Don
old T. Warner in the superior court
last week. and after he had detailed
generally as to the liabilities of the.
liabilities of the company. Mr. Eugen
said it did not mm a piece of furniture
nor as much its a stick of wood in the
hotel.
t'or llll‘) art- out for the sub
STANLEY STEAMER—-1917 model, 5 passenger, 20 h. p.,
condenser radium, elcctric lights, Goodyear cord tires, uses
kerosene, run 5,400 miles, in line condition.
ONE 6 PER CENT MORTGAGE 0F $1,850, on Van Zant
Ave. East Norwalk. Good property worth double the amount ,
of mortgage. Need money to put into Fourth Liberty Loan :
Bonds. Address S. 8., care 80. Norwalk Evening Sentinel.
For Sale!
Manufacturer '8
for $1,500 cash.
141 Washington Strut.
WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
Pull Line—ring Assortment
ALSO PAIN’I'AND VARNISH AT LOW PRXCEO
PAINTING, PAPER
A. COHEN
Manta —
South Not-walk.
Office Furniture
NEW AND STANDARD MODELS 0!" ALL SIZED DESKS,
CHAIRS, TYPRWRITER TABLES AND MANY OTHER
ITEMS THAT ADD TO THE COMFORT AND CONVEN-
IENCE OF YOUR WORKROOM.
RAYMOND 8t SON
Wall and High Sta.
" ”2““? "’1’“: nut “:13.
any of the styles we now have.
“fit—.- ..
KNIT
UNDERWEAR
PREPARE FOR. THE GOLD WEATHER
We are showing a good assortment of ”MRRODR " BRAND
UNDERWEAR in VESTS PANTS and UNION SUITS,'at a
very small advance over last year’s printer.~
It is advisable to choose early, before sizes are broken. On
account of abnormal conditions we may not be able to duplicate
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Maputo-um
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FURNITURE
OF QUALITY
print a M MflMonflmhp-d
manna-um GIN“..-
MeYourSolocflou WOW ,'
Stock In Complete.
midtown?!“
FOR SALE.
-mr—mnmun
'11. um
”mom can.
Ian-pol“ loo-a Inn.
twang-um
RAYMOND BROTHERS
M “3-3 ' 137 NM! St.
A“
”1‘
Con lion-t,
IF YOUR SHOE lABEl SA VS
E. C. BURT
You May Be Sure That You Have Purchased
The Best Ladics’ Slice Made
WE HAVE ALL or ran NEW nun-r MODELS READY
FOR YOUR msencrton as WELL AS OTHER MAKES
or ALL GRADES.
stinsnit'tottv sutures to MATCH
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
81 Washington Strut. South Nor-walk.
on “-4-.
VEILS
For motoring, traveling or street wear; with sailor or turban;
in a variety of shades; octagon mesh, in medium and large '
eil’oct, . . .. 250—356 per yard
French Veils, border and scroll design . . . .. . . . . . . . . $1.00
...... .o-u...u~--c.--....-.
Bouillon, Slip-pon—needs no tying or adjusting,
10c—25c—50c
Mourning Veils with plain Woven borders, also two and three
row ribbon borders .. 750—5200
J. I. MALLETT E
I8 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALI.
T01. 44’.
Barium
Shore Ulcers
All Kinds oi Sn Cool
Steak, Chops and
Chicken.
A LA CARTF‘.
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Job Printing
So. Noeuall
“A. M. WOOS’I‘RR
A””‘( " .PL} ArLAW _
iLatoi .1 r.n..t L18. Patent Office
lPAT ENTS
Semi for Booklet on Potent-
‘ ‘ " Muir. bt Bridgeport. Conn.
' J.
:.
i Buy Bonds
D. W. Raymond
Sam. M
Remington All
. nukes. mid.
repaired. Ren
per month
sold at $10 per month.
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITEII EXCHANOI
1“ FIIHIIld Ave" Br‘ldgoport, Co“
REBUILT T‘IPEWRITERS ._
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lNSURANCE
(it all Kinds in Strong and
Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
in all its Branches
J. M. Layton & Co.,.lnc.
5 RAILROAD Am
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
PLEASING PERIOD
FURNITURE
of artistic design for dining
room or parlor may be seen on
display at our showroom. Per~
iod pieces in sets or singly are
still as popular as ever and add
dignity and charm to any living
or sitting room. Let us take
you over our stock and show
you the atyle and quality.
READY
Fall Stilts tor Your Selection
Fancy Models
Conservative Models
l COPYRIGHT
' Clothing Co.
6 N. Main St So. um
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Cure That Cold B!
ANGEWNE FURNITURE CO.
o. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
IIWRIIIM «anti.
mrrox mm—roidngm in Gold I:
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Mamauduinya Wm
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Are your valuables. papers and securities properly pro-
tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? Ifnot, we oonpro-
momzoxouomwnoloppdlm of $4.00peryear, in our
madam Safe Deposit Vault. Wewillnhoutucutodianot
your Liberty Bonds withoutcbargodtyouduiro.
Our Savings Department poys4per output-year.
MnWmtandpoyyourbilhbychock.
The City National Bank
Told!!!
WHITEPlNE COMPOUNI
’ WITH TAR
F. H. BAXTEB
D3000!!!
nu Niw’scmvca
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the denfiition of the
cause ot the disease and the art. at
adjusting the-same. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood. it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the diflerent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will ne‘ver no»
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic Treatments Given Alum.
t. FRANCIS. n. c
34 Washington “~30. "Nil. 000..
Graduate from Palm Sat-0L
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