moans YOU WILL LEI;
Walther. I V013 II x!
Calling. W. 1
64609—5913 Day I‘ll Wander .
Back Home Again.
Whitehall.
70120—17701: the lorth, South.
East and West. Lauder.
18479—ly Belgian Rose.
Hello Central, Blve Me
No Ian’s Land. *
VIGTROLAS SOLD ON EASY
TERMS.
Ask us about them. Open
every evening.
DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
BOOTH NORW‘L‘.
Marion Br-nnan. who has been “1'
“ with the ziippe, at hor home on
Washington btrwt. is reported to ho
very ninth iiviprowd, ' ,.._ ‘
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f i
it; News}
w..-
The violin .\llldlotfi in ltanlmrvn of
Charles B Nowlan are closed buca'uh‘e
of the illness of Mr. .\"ovvlan. n ho i:
confined to his home. l3 Library
1 place. with :i .\€‘\t"l‘t‘ nth??? of tlic
Z. 8719-
(‘ome in and look over our Stuck oi
< Victrolur. i’ick out tho out» that ~\‘ou
like the best and cut it on our
‘ payment ‘It’l'llls. it you cannot conic
in during tho day, we‘re open oven-
” imp. m'nnoiiy's, 16 So .\inin sot-m
(331 ‘ \
The women of the First Methodist
Church a‘irid cougrrgation \vill mom
on Friday lifternoon this wvok ut tho
i parsonagé, 22 West avenue. to do Rod.
' (‘ross work. All women who haw
the tiiui-‘art- invited to assist in tho
'worlt. '
_ —-.lolm H. l‘tukin, tiiztno tunor. from
‘W. New York, is now in town. Spot-int nt-=
tcntion civen to phiwr pianos. Tele-
phone .\iahut‘ltvmo Hotel this \vcck.
(ii; 3i.
i I
"‘ l
; Cockcnoc 'l‘ribv of Rod Mon hurl ll
it good crowd zit the second niuht of its‘
.‘ fair in Main >ll‘l't‘l. last evening. Tht‘
'_ attractions Wt‘l‘f‘ liberally patronized;
“and the danv'ini: was much enjoyedl
é by the youn: people, Svet-‘s arches-I
, tra provided music. ‘
_._____....
"(‘np.” Andiow Noonun, ouc of tht
‘f.
l
. well known chauffeurs employed by.
‘ E. F. O'gonnmfils recovering from a .
g. broken right wrist, sustained \vhen‘
', the Ford car which he drives, b:i(‘k~
i fired as he was engaged in (-i‘tmliinil.
i: it. Dr. F. l. But-hell has bcen lookinL';
after Mr. Noonan. i
E _.._-———
—l"rled oyster supper at the (‘oun-
‘try Club every Tuesday and Friday.
‘ 31.00 i
—‘-‘_ t
I) Miss Lena l‘arker, formerly of Dan-i
bury. whose 'ltody was found in the
"Hudson river. at New York, Septcin-g
g, Iter 23. left no will. the Torrington‘:
.» Register states. and her estate. which:
I" is valued at about $1,500. will go to
k fiber mother. Mrs. Mary Parker, and!
her sister. Miss Maud H. Parkfir, and
her brother, Charles M. Parker, of.
'l‘orrimzton. ‘ l
I
The two war relic trains and the!:
‘train carrving the French military‘
‘band which are touring theiSeCond:
Federal Reset-Ve District for the:
_ It‘ourth Liberty Loan have raised tol
{date total subscriptions amounting to
d
is leading with 803291.650, while rel-
I‘Ic train 1 has 347412750 to its credit
‘nna train 2 storm.
l
r33.
)lrn. turn m at man court.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bennett 01 Wt.- i
limanlit- haw returned to LIIHI' hum
utter a few days‘ \isii in Norwalh.
NEW
FALL
APPAREL ‘
CHARGE ACCO UNTS OPENED
William hit-Giouie and John Gunr.
S. S. Alllt‘lll‘a. spoilt a
ll'“ days at lilt'ii‘ hour: in .\‘mwnlk.
1 NOR WALK ‘l‘
SOCIETY t
and Personal 1
NE WS
lllrri (if lit: 1'
Mrs W. H. Smith and sisters. Eliza-
beth turd Esther Mason Lu' Butler iil'l‘ktl
were \isitors at New York Monday
‘ dere hospital, Scotland, with dipthrria.
1 has returned to a New York linspilai.‘
where he will he tor a t'trtv writs. be
from a Sf‘Vt‘l‘t’ attack of the grip.
1' avenue. who has lit‘l‘ll cunfincd at her
t
i tuition, ycstt-rduy morning after spend-
. int,r a furlough at the home of his pair'-
I York.
“5.044.150. The French band train'qng.
1'
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De Lewis Ladrigan of Reading. lJa, ‘ -—.¢— i
. .-.. . -.~
I a _J spent a tow dens at his home on SENATORlAL NOMINATIONS ‘
» A—~—-— .\Aashington >litfPl. ,
._ . - . ‘i ‘
,\l.. t it. Bath and thi.dren of Hartford. (M ‘3 Fm} ll Tim-Al
Arthur Lilllib‘blllg ot South .\‘urwalk‘
\L‘lt‘a‘iUll iii
I'r'till‘ Miguel. Canal Zone. lfiinamas
are Hm“): Mrs. Bath’s parents, Mr. is enjoying .i tut! Vii-W‘kh‘
i‘iili _\1r.~ John . Bates, 25 t‘amp street. the (‘aisittils N Y.
lltr husband has accepted a ('tilllllll$'t
sion a: tit'st lieutenant Sanitary ('m‘ps.
in the U. S Army and has gone [0 duty
at (‘aiiip Boulwvaid. Alexandria. La.
of Windsor, var )‘h:l§1l(I¢iV iioiiiir-ai» it
ht» lit lll"'i
fur the Store Stitch. h} ttr
'oi the .\‘Menflii Uir'llt'l
('ANAAN. (lit ‘3
oi \Villxlt‘d, “as it c nominw oi
the Thirty iii'st R. itu'iiltun Sen. tori
al Convention lit-lit wstri‘tiuy l P
Jones. oi \l’iiirtxd. lilt‘stuirti Mr 'l‘i' _
SlillsttV was Iii? unit
not represent: d.
_ tuiuht ii 12
.\ll>> Agllts i.):.t:: Hi t'ltlrl't’nl l"! I
raw is ill tit lit-r lltllllt‘ utih an allat‘h’ fan}.
it ilil‘ gt.p.
t .
> .\li.» Anna iliown of Xt-utown llYt‘
true is ill at her noun \tith an attack fam's mm"-
oi” lht' grip. town in the titrll'lll
‘__‘__ Malt-Olin ll. ltudii. of that mun
Miss Alt‘rt-da Lindberxot' Silvt-riuint been a l'alldltiétlt‘ tot tlw lltlliiillniittn.
has been ill for the paint tow days. but withdrew V
- i HARTFORD, 0 t
Mrs llovens oi Bridgeportfemh “ml-iv. [{ptiubllt‘ail
spent Sunday with iliPl'lIls in Norwalk. ('0n\()uliun yI‘Slt'llI'd).
William M, titri‘lidiu oi tilt“ l' 5‘
Baltimore, who has been in the BI'IVI'
ll'rtti
tore returning home. 1;... ”A! ”n. SH. ;
' Senatorial:
Milt!” ”n
was nominated.
ll" reprvsilil
Floyd W. t‘otfin is now a proud
“pop." A «on arrived Sunday attinoon
at his home, it Hamilton EVI‘DUP. Both
.\irs. (‘offin. who “as i'oiiiicrly .\iiss‘
.\‘tioini t‘ort-ortiii, and son. iil't‘ getting
ulont: nicely.
A unit»
Wm House of W‘t‘dsoi.
fi‘heir new no tlil‘lt’ri
9d \(‘intlsnr in thi- llouw lam se>~i0ii
i NORWALK LINE
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
Between 3
John Y, “Motor. instrutior at lien-
it‘lllllll‘b'l. llrooklyn. spent the week»
end at his homo iii Stuart avenue
Young \‘Vt'flft‘l‘ is in the navy and ID SPANISH INFLUENZA PRE_Lfi0rWfllk, Shelton, Derby, Ansonia
iloitiu Vilillilillt‘ work. and
‘ VENTE-D Pier 45, E. R., foot Jackson St., ;
.\ir, and Mrs. mod Riley and dill New York .
i. “M“, ThousandsarebuyingaZbcjar
113$ Sm. in:midi?itinlii‘éiifawrb'fin : °f 03““ 0" MUSTARD, “ P” . r .
‘ ‘ 8 e n ventative. For prompt relief fmm South .\orwnlk. .1 oil D. ”L, ioi‘ did. l
the road to ivcowry. Mr. Riley who - - cry in New York at 7 a. iii. the follow'
1..., had a “thump is doing nicely “HUGH!” fiom Thrbat._cold m 0h.“ in); morning. Flt‘lkill received from
is able to sit up I it-w hour- everv (3‘1 and Al Inflammation and (17011-1 7:30 "‘ m‘ '0 5:30 9‘ m. '
‘ ‘ “ ~ ‘y' ; gestion, Cream 0! Mustard (lives Steamers nau- New York at 3 p. m.‘
. j "” . ‘Instant Belief and Comfort to the daily. .
.\li. and .\im. Frank Devtne have "LESufl'eror Ask our druggist IQ yhuuhxurwflkl 1609: South Not ;
ruined to tht-ir home on North MHmiit or mitiled onyx-“mi t of rice Milk, 604: Ni-vv York. (tichard 761‘; ,
.mi't'h‘l ailHi' spending several monthstTile Cream of Mustard) CO 30th NEW YORK & NAUGATUOK :
" VALLEY LINES, INO.
in llridgetmrt. where Mr. Dt-vine is em- l NOI'WBIk Conn l
pit|_\'t“iI ii) til“ I‘. .\l. C. 3 ' ‘
Steamers have Norwalk. 4 p. msl
_ Fm - M. x ..- .J __.-_,h..-h__.._... . - ..,-. _
“”530" and Helen Briggs, children.
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Briggs 0i 3 WALL PAPER. 50 811d 100 R0"
. Spring Hill int'l‘lue are recovering lull Lino—lino WW0!“ . ‘
mo Pmt'r AND vumsn an LOW PRICED
runrmo, PAPER. narrows — :
A. COHEN
Dug win-don Thomas F. Walsh was
. . ‘ . I
u \lh‘llttl' in Hrltiflt‘pitl'l Monday. and it‘ 141 wwm m, South Norwnlh. l
is u sul‘i- but iii any that he was a call ‘_ w '
ler ut DPllltlt‘l‘illit' liviidquairiors. lc,-_..h.._.-I.__3.. ~~‘ ’
James. Annu and \"tithui'int- Fol»
luv. tho lust oi “hunt is H graduate
nurse. haw horn illlilt' ill Willi Spanish
inilut‘nzu at lllt‘ll' home in Burritt ave-i
Office Furniture i
. , ‘ NEW AND gunman MODELS or ALL srznn DESKS, ' .
”"" “““ “"“ ’°““’“"““ “““*""“"'; ‘ cums, 'rvpnwm'rnn TABLES AND MANY OTHER i
.\utt uttitm Vii—this of Woodward ITEMS may ADD To Tm: com-om- AND OONVEN- f
IENCE OF YOUR WORKROOM.
home for tho past ton days with an :it»‘
t
tuck ot’ grip. is improving. l RAYMOND & SON
Ali'ri-d llcrnF-r. an employs ot' the. Wall and High St; Norwalk
.\‘orwzilk Tire and Rubber company, is ‘ . .
ill lli his home in Academy street with 3
Sllilnl'Sh lnnul’nzfl. ‘2 ,..,,....—.-u—~-u —-—~—~----' " " "mm—m: __,,_=..M_...__—£x_i_—‘£ “
Louis (.iitittc lvi't tor Fort Warren. I}
.v:.
, KNIT
UNDERWEAR
PREPARE FOR THE COLDWEATHER
We are showing a good assortment of “MERODE ” BRAND
UNDERWEAR in VESTS PANTS and UNION SUITS, at. a.
very small advance over last year’s prices.
It is advisable to choose early, before sizes are broken.
out» :it 49 Main street.
.\lrs. Lillian Witrtlu‘ell of Franklin
avenue has returned from a pleasant '32?
visit with her sister. .\lrs. \Viikoman of
Southport.
.\liss Olive Young 01‘ Wilson avenue
has secured a position with the United .,
nlllll‘l‘ & [dug store on Washington
street. ‘
Miss Mary Sturgie Sirme. R. .\l.. who
has been visiting friends in Belden ave- ,
nue has returned to lit-r home in Now +
On
account of abnormal conditions we may not be able to duplicate
any of the styles we now have.
~1—
.\ir. and .\lrsI Theodore Olsen 0! 3-
Spring Hill, entertained a party 0! ‘
l'flellds at their home Saturday even-4 _
Mr. and Mrs. George Cuvnnaugh of ;
Greenwich. spent Sunday with Mr. and
._..__ __., .. “—-
FURNITURE
OF QUALITY
m Mmmuwnm
“uMMflflsmmhp-I
”banal—“h. Oran-unit...
E and-ruin.
', ”Yummm
4 MEG.”-
7!
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FOR SALE.
“first: mm mm OF THE“?!
W. T. “YIOHD
i A! ROWAYTOII. CONN.
About twenty acres good land, House, Barn, Gowflouse,
Fruit and Ornamental Tim. Allconveniencu.
INQUIBE
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113.: in Washington St.
IF VDUR SHOE lABEl SAYS
E. C. BURT
You May Be Sure That You Have Purchased
The Best Ladies’ Shoe Made
WE HAVE ALL OF THE NEW BURT MODELS READY
FOR YOUR INSPECTION AS WELL AS OTHER MAKES
OF ALL GRADES.
SATISFACTORY STOCKINGS i0 MATCH
CONNEtbLLY 8t BRACKEN
81 Washington strut. Bontli lot-walk.
/
VEILS
For motoring, traveling or meet wear; with sailor or turban;
in a variety of shades; octagon mesh, in medium and large
effect, . . .......... .. .. 25c—350 per yard
Frehch Veils, border and scroll design ..§ ............. $1.00
9 .................
Bonnie-3., Slip-pon~necds no tying or adjusting,
" ' 100—25c—50c
Mourning Veils with plain Woven borders, also two and three
row ribbon border: ....... . . . . ..... . ...... . . . . 750—3200
J. I. MALLETT E
.8 WMOIOI IT. com IOIWLLK.
m 449.
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Dorlon [louse
. Shore Dinners
‘ All Kinds oi Sea Food
Steak, Chops ant!
_ Chicken.
A LA CART F‘. ~
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“g...-
r. 5. tin;
Job Printing
So. Noni/all:
A. M. \VOOSTER
AT"! LLDEY AT LAW
Late [ix :m?;-.cr L . 8. Patent Offlc.
PATENTS
Stud for Booklet on Paton“
‘1 ‘ -“~ Main H Bridgeport. Conn.
Buy Bonds
i‘D. W. Raymond
j
Baum. Warrant.
mailman. all m
. mites. sold. in“
- repaired. Rental 80
per month. Hashim
sold at 810 per month.
PLUMBER
i rvrzwnirsn :xcmmn
‘Iu Fall-loll Av... BI‘idqcpol-l. Conn.
l REBUILT T‘IPEWRITIHO
i
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iNSURANCE
0i all Kinds in Strong and
Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
In all its Branchuc
.l. M. Layton & Co, Inc.
5 RAILROAD AVENUE
IOU“ NOIWALI. OOII.
PLEASINO 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 nit take
you over our stock and show
you the style and quality.
ANGEVINE FURNITURE CO.
.Wr—a—
_._-—.
O. B. JACKSON.-
OPTOMETRIS'I
.3me l , . . “3"“-
mm: man—racing axiom in Gold -
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Mambadondtboqu MUN!!-
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Are your valuables. paper: and securities properly pro-
moted? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro-
mntt: so; no imam not cpu’all sum of $4.00 per year, in our
modern MonopodtVsnlt. Wowillallocctucustodiutoi
your leu'ty Bonds withoutcbuccdfyondcdn.
Ourhviipnmtpayuperoontmeryur.
MIMMMp-yymbilhbychuk.
The City National Bank
“III-nth
16 N. Main St
REED’Y
Fall Suits [or Your Selectiu
Fancy Models
Conservative Models
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
So. Vomaik
I
Cure That Cold B!
Taking
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
WITH TAR
F. H. BAXTER
DRUM!!!
nit NEW-SHIN]:
DEFiNITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the dentiitionvoi the
cause of the disease and tho tut of
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 diflcrent organs and
limbs. *
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys—
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re»
gret giving the Chiropractor a chancc
to help you.
Magnetic Treatment. Given Also.
»T.FRANCIS.D.C.
:4 Washington sofa Not-want. Conn.
amount. tram Palmer School.
Norwalk Chronicler