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64600—8030 Day I’ll Wander
Back Home Again.
Whitehall.
”(0120—me the North, South,
East and West. Landon
18479—Hy Belgian Rose.
Hello Central, Give Me
No Man‘s Land.
VICTROLAS SOLD ON EASY
TERMS.
Ask us about them. Open
every evening.
DON NELLY’S
16 Se. Main St.
SOUTH KODWLLK.
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Dr, Lauren M. Allen l~ ill a: hie
Ituiurnt-e in \\Id‘lllnsl'lll i-trert,
tieol‘ze Team has returned to hirs
dune:~ in the llarstiom mhooi.
Dr. Hurry ll ilt‘l‘leran i.\ ill at
”home in lsaacs place.
Francis Howard, ol' Broad lliwi
line rtt‘lll‘ed a position in the Allztullt‘
'& l‘ut'il‘it- (‘o. in Main :trwt.
l-‘arrington S. Gallagher, ot I’l‘unli
lin zucnue. ha» been on the ril‘ii u-t
{or the past few days.
William iiiilr has liven enaared ll“
lore-man at the shot- lilttilliltttltil} oi
ill. Jacobs & Son.
Mrs. John J. f‘olllrh. ot‘ Wontlwurti
avenue, has been ill with Spanish'in
ilueuza.
Maurice Deiine, oi William r'reet.
‘Hih has been ill i-i'l‘ Spanieh influ-
enza. is improving.
Mr and Mrs. t‘lurtntm Ilurr hint"
liern sick with Spanish influenza at
1h?” residence, in Crete strut-t. ;
Wauoma Council, Daughters oi the.
rahontas. will meet this evening, in
Ji- l Men's Hall, .\'orwztlk. ,
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A mother drill of men in the l‘llllill‘l’ll,
to forty-live your registration, is
scheduled to he held at the Not'walk;
Armory, this evening at 7:30 o't‘iul‘iL.
Mi» Ruth i'lyxhee, who is eruplm-ett;
at the Lenox Millincry shop, in South.
Norwalk. is ill at her home, 12 Hair”
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riot street. '
Thomas E. Burke, of the Firm llis-
trict poet ofiive stall, is ill at his home t
“'ard Prenderuast is Milietilutinu fort
him. '
«John H. "akin, piano timer. from?
New York, is now in town. Special at,
tention given to player pianos. Tole-ti
phone Maltacltemo Hotel this week.
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' Robet S. Van Enron and F. .l. Ham!
of Norwaik. have received trout fromi
state fisheries commission, and are;I
stocking the streams of Norwalk wltll‘
them. ‘
Miss Beatrice Sherwod has resign .
ed her position with the Southern.
New England Telephone company ME
South Norwalk. .
Miss Graee Green, of Port Chester,‘
N. Y. a student 0! Swift 8: C0,, is-
auhstituting at the South Norwnlkl
branch.
The Barnum & Bailev and the Ring tcess baggage rate.
ling Brothers‘circuses will make their‘
winter quarters in Bridg'eport,’ this!
year and several hundred men will'
be engaged in the wok of curiae.r for
the two outfits.
hold a session in the Town Court
room. Norwallt. tomorrow from 9 a.
In, to 8 p. 111.. for the purpose of malt-
In: voters. All ihse wh have tiled at)-
‘plicaticns should appear at this time.
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Christmas
' ' Savings
Club Members-
mayuloiheirdepodtaln
“mutter-emu
the m liberty Loan
Jada. 8! I
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" York city. long noted for its military
‘t‘ S. llt‘ii'nrml. it Stamford business!
, ulnt'ati. Not only should public opinion
itiist-ourauc this [Ilitt‘lllt‘. hut the own
i I‘l'> or (with .«hould see to it that they
. and their onipltorm shut off the en
, no small importance.
checked on the payment of one first»
class passenger fare.
ual free allowance of 150 pounds. A
concession which
.sought for years is granted
they will be permitted to check bag-
gage on a. one way ticket to a destina-
, tion short of that call '
' The selectmen and town clerk will‘uckeL 9d [Or by their
ling in baggage service such articles
as adding machines, cash regilters,
computing scales. talking machines,
baseball and club paraphernalia, much
of which had to be sent by freight.
COMBINED WITH COMFORT
ow FALL FOOTWEAR.
it.
MAY BE DOANED T0
UNITED STATES GOV-i
ERNMENT FOR HOS 1-.
TAL OR OTHER WO
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It‘ontinlec tram HE'S! Pm.)
everything necessary, white 1he large
lecture roome, during rooms and chap»
els‘ would lend lhemselres “HDOUIK
change to Government needs. .'i‘he so'
cluelon oi the bland and the easy ar-
ms.- to South Norwaik are though, by?
many, to make the island an ideal one;
tor our wounded soldiers. t
Speaking today ot the propOsal. the”
‘ insrtwru,
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FOR SALE.
”I”! THE PINE RESIDENCE or THE LATE
WI. T. RAYKOND
AT ROWAY'I‘ON, CONN.
About twenty acres goodrland, Home, Barn,
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Allconveniencec.
INQUIRB
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3
Cowflouse,
Itw, t‘harles J Mullai)‘, S. J.. AESUCl
air minor or the Messenger ol the
Sacred Heart. tit—w York, and the new-
1) Appointed superior 0i Maureen ls-i
land. said that few people in South
Normalit tan realize the lull import ol
the oil'eling oi the: island to thr- tiot-
ernmelit.
“it rho-an.- a Mll'lilll‘P for the pllrel>
oi the three nearby ('atholit- t‘l't‘Ileli:
lil'iil tiltit‘lfit‘.\ rind tor the Jt‘allll pr-M
lessor: of the eastern portion oi the
l’nited grates. tor Maureen island has
been their intellectual (“unite in the,
summer months. it will be dlflicult to_
provide tor the vtorlt long carried out;
at) sul't‘t‘a‘nlulll' litre in South Noi'waik.,
lloweier, we are determined to make;
an) sari-trite to aad the (toiernment in.
this hour o| need " . {
Father Rockwell, the pr'e.~itient oi"
the board ot diret'lot‘s of Maureen in
stitute. is well-known in educational;
circles. lie is a member of the nor—
t-ruiug body (it the board of regents til“?
New York mate, and preiioua to lilai
appointment its l’mtineiai ot' the 80-?
t-iety of Jesus. was president of the."
College of St. Francis Xavier. New
training and spirit of preparedness.
IF YOUR SHOE lflflfl. SAYS
E. C. BURT
You May Be Sure That You Have Purchased
The Best Ladies’ Shoe, Made
WE HAVE ALL or THE NEW BURT MODELS READY
run your: tusrncrton as WELL as OTHER MAKES
or ALL canons. ‘
SATISFACIORY sroutucs to tutor
CONNEA LLY 8r BRACKEN-
81 Washington Street. South Norwelk.
W
lie was elorely identified with the
trroreirient to turn over the colleges
to the country to the Government dur-
ing the period ot the war to train ol~
lit-era for the Arm} Father Roekwull
has been prominent in New York for
his ardent eliplml‘l ol‘ the Fourth lab-
rrt)‘ Loan drive.
G A mat} {victim
BY MOTORS RUNNING
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mun. who reported that his it‘tli’d ill“;
lzttzri' «or with a tareless driver titted1
hl'riut torty ~callous a week. but with a
‘ llrtlliflllllul tlill’t-l'. who shut» nlf his en '-
uino now averages lf'ri‘ri than twenty I
live gallons per week. though the hum»?
her ot tlt-lheries lillfi increased.
‘lu or» |'_\‘ 1'11} and town in (‘onneeti
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t'll' both lilt‘il“\llt‘ rare and commercial
tl'lit‘iH are seen standing: still with]
motors running. while the drivers are
making t-allt to do lixcring gtlfltle," said
Mr Russell. “Tues:- men neglect to
>hut off their t urine,»- through careless-
lllbr' or bertruse llil')‘ are lot) lazy to
exupit the ears Though thup may not
VEILS
For motoring, traveling or street wear; with sailor or turban;
in a variety of shades; octagon mesh, in medium and large
effect, . ...... . . . .. . . .............. 25c——35c per yard
French Veils, border and scroll design'. ............ ... ‘1700
Bonniequ Slippon—needn no tying or adjusting,
10c-25c—50c
Mourning Veils with plain Woven borders, also two and three
r6wribbonbordex1........ ..... ....... filo—$2.00
J. I. MALLETTE
II WAIIIIG‘I'OI If. IOU'I'B [DIWALI
Tel. “9.
knww it. the) are «hunt: injury to their
country at :t t'iuil of national crisis.
hm uuw tht y are helping to (it-it'lll the
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unwt'nmeut: trim u t‘tlll‘il‘l‘Ylll‘ gusty
lit)“ for llrt‘ in conducting Iho war
riue wheumer the ear is stopped, be-
t'iillrt' this lllllllll‘ an at that economy of
.‘llr. Russell quoted :t hitter from t‘.
S “('Plll't‘l‘l or Sltlllllut'll as l'ollowa:
"tilirr uwtl Ford with a careless driv-
er need an average of lorty gallons a
week. The same r‘ur with a thought
fill driver averages. now with even
more delirr-rie; per week, let-1R than
twenty-livi- gallons :t wet-ll. He
.‘nlrtilK‘ off his engine.
“Tlllfi morning :r twotou Packard
truelt rltlflll in t‘wmt of our store nearly
half an hour, not only running but
PLEASING PERIOD
FURNITURE
oi artisht: design for dining
room or parlor may be seen on
display at our showrooms. Per
iod pieces in sets or singly are
still as popular as ever and odd
dignity and charm to any living
or elltlng room. Let us take
you over our stock and show
you the style and Quality.
137 Washington St. ,7
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ANGE VINE FURNITURE CO.
rat-Jug. Multiply this by hundreds of
f‘llFt‘H, and you have a real waste.”
RAILROAfiElGGAGE
RULES ARE UNIFIED
(Continued From Page One)
No change has been made in the ex-
There will be us-
have
them-~—
salesmen
Provision has been made for hand-
fie
QUALITY
AND STYLE.
These are the main features in
FOR Ill, WOMEN AND
0mm
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O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
flWellltuu. flaw-Si.
arm: Win-Folding UM ll Odd It
MIMI-Onondmor Roundho-
Magi aminedono! the cyst. Deni-W IMF
dumpflyllhd. mm
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Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro.
tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro
vide you with one for the mall mm of $4.00 per your, in our
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act an custodian oi
your Liberty Bonds without charge #301: desire.
Our Saving: Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open a checking account andpeyy’ourhillshychcek.
The City National Bank
nonhuman-n. ’3
Ammouretorewillpmve
a 4“: ‘
We Pay Carfare to Out of Town Patrons
“Con uors”
; Interesting. News
To the Man Who Is
. Going To Buy a New
- Suit .. Overc
200 Men’s Suits from Our .
regular stock, good values at $32.50
and $35.1rut broken lots, 2 or 3 of a
kind, repriced for Thursday selling
. .‘ _ $27:59—
i ' Our Prices on Last
Years Overcoats
Shall remain unchanged
. K We‘re not going to mark them up
’ . and naturally we will not mark them
N down—the point is that overcoats
‘l
bought from our carried over stocks
-—will prove a good buy and a most
promising one. We are showing
some good values at
$21-—-—5——9$25°—9i-’$27=-§—9 \
. .
In all the new colorings—Fabrics that are thorough-
breds—unsurpassed tailoring-Suits and Overcoals
$30532—353- l35 $37E;
- $40 to $75
m... ...—...... .- .. ...... -- -.~__... _
-Sllirt Special;
Ide shirts of madras,starched
separate collars to match, ,
other stores ask $2.65 > . ' . .
$2.35 I
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-Untlerwear Specul-
Men’s wool process shirts and
drawers, regular $1.65 values
t $1.15
,_ (Connors Clothing co;
The Liv'e Stores
. {With a Conscience
trams-58am 1370 Retell.
the, omelet .
Norwalk Chronicler