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The. Democratic caucus last week
is ill at named J. t‘harles Johnston, of Noro
tort, for representative, and James
llennett and Conrad “cutter for just
Mrs. Cora )1. Grace, of Belts l'lace. hrs of 1116' DUNG-
iu suffering from an attack of Span (icneial salislat'lltill is expressed
fish influenza. ' ,tliiounhout the town with the action
'ttl' the Republican caucus, Iarl Friday
The Red (mus Auxiliary of the night. not only because ll renominated
Egg Avenue 31, E (thump meets as Town t'lcik Stephen It. lloyt. for rep—
nsual this afternoon at the church. 1“"‘1‘a‘ll'9t bl” bl‘U‘US" ll placed l“
._.__ nomination for ju>llces or the peace
The ladies who have taken Red auch nlllt‘llllld men as John ll. Selleck.
t'ross work 'hlough u“, Em, Norwalk George llazard Pearce and John M.
inprotcment Association are owed to WON“-
iompltate tlte wotl. at won 3,.- pohible llai'ien stliools are continuing in
nd return it to the t‘oiiititutiitv Hall M’s-‘10“- it having been dcemed advis"
on Saturday or Tuesday afternoon, able by Illt‘ local authorities not to do
.__...____ as Stamford and other conmiunities
The Third liisttiu taxpayers me“ in the state have done, and shut down
this evening at the Martin Selim], to because of the prevalence of the in-
decide whether or not they will en. iiuenza epidemic, as there is very lit-
bar into an agreement with the t't1 ‘19 of it uniting the children.
necticut Company, whereby the t'Oltl" Albert Jenkimt. turmerly employed
party will furnish the elpfi‘rical an. at Dr. Howard Stout Neilsou's Althea
vice on the East Side. Vt'arm, who enlisted with a Canadian
__ _.__.__ gctintingent, about six months ago, has
v'I‘he epidemic of Spanish influenza ”5‘9“ killed in France, according ‘0 ad-
has exacted ”a” tolls in East Nor- \‘lcen‘ received by his brother, Alfred
walk. An unusually large number n, Jenkins. who is employed at Dr. W. C.
people are confined to their homes B. Wheeler's place, on tlracie street.
in this section of the city with the di-t All" “allow"? I'l‘t‘l’al‘aliufls “Ml
“asp, and in a number of cases whole been made, and Darren was prepared
families are down with the 'flu." -l'0r the biggest patriotic celebration in
NORWALK
Miss Mildred Miles. of the Wool-
worth 5 and lit cent store.
her the in East Norwalk.
1
things get
still be here after the vir in over and
once more Itniflrtened
around. and assume their normal eon-
diticn. The library with the books of
fiction and its reference books for the
use of the school children, is a real
benefit to the community, and how we
should miss it should the people here
withhold their support. But this they
did not do, and a goodly sum was net-
ted by the solicitors‘ work and the R0
wayton people‘s generosity. ‘
'l‘lie Row‘aiton Drum corps has (its
banded. The news was received with
regret by the people of Rowayton, who
were justly proud of the boys in their
attractiw brown suitsvitli their trim-
ming of gold braid. to say nothing of
their excellent playing. From a sniall‘.
beginning about flte years ago, tliet
corps has grown tiritil at the time (ll:
disorganization the corps numbered 2it
members. all equipped with ~ii<t‘ir»
riients and suits. [luring the lite ol the
corps as an active organization the
boys have been out on engagements in
all the near cities its well as at some
distance, and their l;§,>t'il‘.1llit’ has al-
ways evinced iiiut-li applaud Man»
ager Henry J. Rowland of ('rtit'keil‘
street. who was practically the oigaii
ception had the interests of the corps
of. heart, regrets the step which has
been taken, but in view til the fact
that Mi many of the boys are now in
of town, and others will shortly leave.
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,, , its history. yesterday, it became necett
A good attendance was on hand nary to give up the plans after all. it
last evening for the fourth regular. was found ”m ”"3. War “9““ ”“3”
service being conducted by the. noted could not i. .. .. . . tiz. a:- planne ..
evangelist, Miss Mae Lord. at the
mt Avenue M. E. Church. The ser-
vice: will be held tonight. but not to'
marrow evening. as they are omitted
on Monday and Saturday evening or
' each week. '
program. The rrranagcrs of the train
party oflereu‘ to come to Darien later
in the evening. but Fimt Selectman
Selleck. who was to have been man
The Third Ward Republicans are shal. after a «inference with others,
; planning for n get‘together Ineetinz. decided that it would be unwise, with
to be held on Friday evening, note. the danger from influenza. to attempt
bor 25, The political situation will to get out a night crowd, which would
be discussed hthe men and an Pf._pr~obably be. even larger than one dur-
tort is being made to secure the ser-ilng ”19 day.
Vices of a nunlber of candidates who Although Illt‘rt‘ ill‘t.’ Stilllt’ (i'dSl‘S (ll
will “drew the voters. Plans will CONE and influenza in 10W". were
also he made for the coming campaign 8991115 '0 bl‘ "0 m't’d 101‘ Slt‘llfi 10 be
which the Republicans expect to (‘O't- taken ht‘l'P sUClI “H “I“? llt‘CPHRII'Y III
trot with a large majority of the larger places. The first fatal case in
votel. Darien took a shining mark when, on
—~*-——————-— Tuesday. Robert ltudd Whiting. one of
AUDOBON SOCIETY Tokeneke‘s literary colony, died. at
MEETS TOMORRow‘lila home there, of pneumonia. follow-
ting the inlluenza. Mr. Whiting, who
Many Local Bird Lovers Will Attend cattle to town first it few seasons ago.
Annual Meeting of State Society twlicn he was editor of Ainslee's Mama.
At Fair-field Tomorrow. lline, renting Floyd W. ’l‘riggs' house,
A number of local bird lovers are on the old King's lligitwity_ lotintl lla-
plrinntng to attend the annual nleeliltg‘l‘lt‘ll so delightful that he settled
of the Audubon society or the stair-among: the literary lights of Toke~
which will be field at Memorial library nuke permanently. Recently he had
at it o'clock on Satutday. October 2ti.'givcn up his editorial work, to some
Hecauae or the epidemic of influenza as one of the dollar-~a-day men, under
the met-tint: will be ten simple. .-\t;(‘.e0rge t‘rcel, or the Committee on
12:30 o‘clock there will he an illl‘tl- I Public lutoiintition, and was rendering
trated lecture on the “t‘orinet-tlctttlvaluable service. llarien friends It“
Home Land." regarding lierlix, trtuajgret exceedingly that Mr. Whiting. in
and flowers. At ltilo o‘clock, lunclr l the prime of life and the height of his
eon will be seried. and later iii the :tf— usefulness. sltutiltl hatt- ht en stricken.
. terncon the liirdcralt lilth‘t‘llnl in tho
sanctuary on l'nquowa road will he
visited. Mrs. \\'right is president of
the society. Rm. Allen it). lleetiiati.t
\ice-president, Mrs. William ll. Glover
secretary. Miss Frances A. Iltirtl,
school secretary. and Miss F. .l, llinck
ley. treasurer.
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initiator
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SIXTEEN DEATHS lN PlTTSFlELE‘t
PITTSFIELI), Mass. Oct, 18. Six. ..-
teen deaths from influenza or “up”. ”till; lt‘orrtt. :t in ll-Iattott it musician
monia during the past twenty-tour :mtt it'llllt‘l lllt‘lllllt‘l‘ (ll tllt‘ ltottttytttn
hours, ending at 1 p. m.. today, have, Ilium i'orps. Iltl>' been playing with
made the total number at deaths tot‘ the littsl Ntir‘wttlk Fife and Drum
' p. m., and so those in charge t.‘ ct. ‘
ed to make New t‘anaan at «lzlii, in l
stead of at 5:30, as was the original‘
Special
$16.5
Many Men
Of us year after year because ex-
perience has proven that we have
learned their tastes and are ready to
supply just the shoe they want.
See the New Styles Now Ready
! Sallslactory Stockings of all Grades . t
. CONNEALLY
81 Wuhlnzton Strut.
‘totitobile was Ilt ld tip at the point of
izer of the Millie. and who lltilll il's in
,tee in charge of the coming tvatiipaian|
the United ‘States seitice and are out?
only thing p e bit.- to t‘o,t
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ROCKWELL 6: CO.
.1108 Main Street, Bridgeport ,
00A TS, Fur Trimmed
ALSO SALE (IN
Small Fur Pieces—Good Furs
much-sit mt» be regretted.
equipment of the corn and the wit:
have all been put in Itornqgfind in-
sured. When this war is over, and
once more the boys come home and
are again in the community, the hope
In held out that the corps will again
be reorganized and will once more be
a factor in the life of the community.
Nowhere in the state could there be
found a liner appearing set of men
than the Rowayton Drum corps. and
that they will again come into exist»
ence as soon as things become normal
once more. is the wieli oi the people oft
Rowayton. ‘.
AUTOIST HELD UP AND ROBBED.
.\'l£\\' BRITAIN, ()cl 1! (‘Ulbl‘dlil- I
litmley, ol .\l’\\'lll£ltin today lt‘liillltdl
to the polit-t that the driver oi an au-_
a gun by three malt- ]t1i.~.~t‘ll;.‘.t'l‘>, la>li
night. on the turnpike. lie was itih .
Dt'd of $5 in Hull and forced to lcait '
the machine, which the Illeliwaytiitii
drote away. The automobile is l' L'l.\
tett ii in the name til Fannie Saviii. .tv
\\‘aterbury.
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WILL ACCEPT LIBERTY BONDS. E
HARTFORD, Oct. 18 'i'l‘lie conitiiit l
for the war workers' fund has an ‘
nounced that: Fourth Liberty Loan:
bonds will be accepted in payment of}
pledges- niade to the fund. This tip ,t
plies to the state at lat-g9.
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KNOB OP '1'!!! LATE
WI. 1'. RAYMOND
Abo t t t A: ROWhAYTON. CONN.
u wenyacmgood Id, House, 38111,
Print and Ornamental Trees. All conveniencal
INQUIRB
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113.3 137 Washington St.
Cow-Home,
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THE CHARM OF OUR
BEDROOM SUITES
\ttll >urcly illlpr'ul to
lyh‘r.
Illlli t
Itlllll‘tllll
Women, oi course. spend
titiic in their Lt‘llltlvlllf
than men: tin-y hour to “hit
with their lurriiture“ and. time»
ttculai about its selet‘lltlll.
tit- lll'lll you choose
May .
_\ our new
01' pt iliaps you aie thinking of
smite new piece tor the library.
lllllll.’ room or lllllllli.’ iooin‘.’
You'll find it right llfll‘t'.
Sale on
GOOD
COATS
VEILS
For motoring, traveling or street wear; with sailor or turban;
in. variety of shad“; cotton mesh, inmedium and large
effect, 250—35operyard
‘r‘mttafvfinfpé'rdé’ind scroll dongs” —""'"""". . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . $1.00
Bouillon, Slip-pon-noedl no tying or adjusting,
10o—250-50c
Mourning Veil: with plain Woven borders, also two and three
row ribbon border: ‘ Ric—$2.00
J. I. MALLETTE
I! WIMG'I‘OI IT. 30m IORWLLI.
101. 449.
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ton, lite) should be illlli‘t‘ par :
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Itt‘lll’ltllill attitc or single lilt‘t‘i‘H.’ i
Shore Dinners
? All Kinds of Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken.
A LA CARTF‘.
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i Job Printing
5 - So. Norwallt
A. M. WOOSTER
A'l‘rORNLY AT LAW
Late anrniner U. 3. Patent Ollie.
PATENTS
3 Send for [3 whlel on Patents
" "> ”loin lit
Bridgeport. Conan;
1.
Buy Bonds .
D. W. Raymond“:
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alarm. mama-tic.
Remington all own
t makes. told. Noted.
repaired. Rentals I.
per month. Incline!
sold at 810 per month.
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITEII EXCHANGI
m Fall-flow Av... Bridgeport. Conn.
IEIUILT TVPEWRITERO
INSURANCE
lli all Kinds in Strong and
Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
In all its Branches
Buy Shoes
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81 RRACKEN
South Norwalk.
slits it ttittit
October 213. There. have been 1.7m)
cases oi the disease reported. Fred.
J. Curlin, superintcndent of Flintstone
farm, in Dalton, titre of the leading
‘ livestock specialists in New England,
diedo nthe disease today. James A.
Burke, a local saloon keeper, was tin.
Id 8100 in court. today for keeping his
saloon open contrary to health board
orders.
at tit_t_titittt Bllfllll
, Harmless to Flush Kidneys and Neu-
.. .. tralize lrritating Acids
~ kidney and bladder weakness re-
sult from uric acid, says a noted au-
thority. The. kidneys filter- this acid
from thc Hood and pass it on to the,
bladder, where. it often remains to in
rltate and inflame. causing a burning,
‘ scaldinz sensation or setting tip an
irritation at the neck of the bladder.
nbllzinz you to seek relief two ‘r
.three times durinz the ninhl. The
sufferer is in. constant dread. the wa-
ter passes sometimes with a scalding
narration and is very profuse: again.
there, 5* d't’ficult': in avoiding it. ‘
. Bladder weakness, most folks call
13!, because. they can't control urina-
ion. While it is extremely annoying
(it! sometimes- very painful. this is
rallv one at the most simple ailments
d ot'ct'ttirrc. ‘tet about four ounce:
fin! Jud Selle from your pharmacist
d't'rlre’a tablespoonful in a class of
.r before breakfast. continttc this
two or three din!" This will nett-
lhe the midst in the urine so It no
is .1 source of irritation to the
- Mar and urinary omens which then
normally attain.
Id Salt-t in inexpensive harmless.
to Indr- from the acid of (ram
lemon juice. combined with llthll.
.1. used by thousand: at folkl- who
'W to urinary attitude" can:-
, ~I‘ic acid irritation. 1nd Balt- In
_ mt kidneys and canoe: no
fire“ whatever.
an have a about. him"
ma...“ zit-W
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‘avenue.
Corps. and appeared in the
Loan parade. iii Staritford. recently.
ticorge \\'. S‘piccr. formerly of the
firm of (irindrod k Spicer. is one of
the latcst‘t itiploytis at the plant oftlte
I'nited States Slilllllllll! llottrd. at Wil-
son l’trint. ‘
'l‘l‘te litiwttytcn Methodist l-Ipiacotutl
Sunday M'lltittl ll1l> purchased a Lib»
city liotid. the traitsaction having been
t-(iitcludcd th;s week by t‘ouncilman
Gl‘til'llt‘ W. Stevens who its the treas-
urer of the Sabbath school.
Funeral sertices for Francis E. Bat-
terson were held this afternoon from
his late. residence in itoton avenue.
Rev. Ilcry F. Kastendeick pastor of
the ltowayton Methodist Episcopal
church of which the deceased was a
member officiated anti interment was
in Rowaytqp cctittucry. Mr. Batterson
made many triciids by his quiet unas-
suming way which combined with a
pleasing personality endeared him to
all with whom he came ' in contact.
Several years ago he married it Ro-
wayton girl, Miss Phoebe Ackerley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Merley, of Roton avenue, and two
children, Florence and Norma, were
born to them.
Miss Lillian Hamilton and family
have returned to their home. in Mcv
Kinley place, after spending the sum
mer in apartments on the second floor
of the Library building. in Rowayton
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mc-
Kenzie and son. who have been occu-
pyin the house or Miss Hamilton, for
the past. three months, left. this week.
for Brooklyn, for the winer: Mr. Mc~
Kenzle was one of the chauffeurs em
played by James A. Farrell, of Hickory
Bluff. -
In this day of Liberty Donn sub
nerlptlona. tiled Cross, Y. M. (‘. A and
K. of C. donations. the, people must not
lose sight of other donations which
should be made to established organ
intlona worthy of support, That the
people did not do this Is O‘ldt‘nfl‘d by
the tart tba‘ the solicitcrs. who went
through our Village tor subscription:
in the Rtwayton Five library. that in ‘
mum. which from a small haul”
in a tantrum cf much Immune.
to ROI-yin: route. melted wry not
«on donation. While than «to:
“hmmvenmnu
mania-t nit-d. in. Inna-q
Iiibt-ttyt'
T price: as ‘ especially attractive and that a real‘mrcity in good
WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
Pull Line—Fine Anomnent
ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH AT LOW PRICED.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
A. COHEN \ .
141 Wuhingtcn Street. South Norwalk. l
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Office Furniture
NEW AND STANDARD MODELS OF ALL SIZED DESKSt
Baby Wear
. i1.
Everything for baby, including Warm Serviceablc Hostery. r‘
:3" .6 :0 :t‘ 1:.
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Underwear, Eidertlown Carriage Robes, Baby Buntiiigs, Blan- ;
kets. J it p Silk Qudts. Teddy Bear Sets, Drawer Leggings. Sweat!
ers. Etc... Etc. Air exceptional showing of Cold Weather Out-
fits for little lots at reasonable prices.
0. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
5. Wall Street. . \
KRYPTOK mum-rota!“ Oxford. in Gold or
Sholl hut-0n and Other Mountings.
not-«ugh mutation at the cyst. Ocuzln- "my
flan promptly filled. Import Randal:
«arr 0X
I CHAIRS, TYPEWRITER TABLES AND MANY OTHER l
ITEMS THAT ADD TO THE COMFORT AND CONVEN- i
IENCE OF YOUR WORKROOM. i
RAYMOND &' SON h
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Wall and High Sis. Nor-walk. i
IT 1&7 1—. i
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. FURNITURE. .
OF QUALITY
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; Prospective put-chatter: are urged to consider our present
l nino‘ economies right now.
' Make Your Selections WhileOur
' Stock 13 Complete.
’tnucounsoo.
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furniture in not 1% all hnprohoblo. Our assortment: odor nn- ‘ -
tected? Have you a. Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro-
vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in our
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian 01 I
Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro- |
your‘ Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open a checking account and pay your bills by nhcek.
v
t . The City National Bank
Bonthlmflhm
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CENTRAL HOTEL
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. 135.. b”
" 6 N. Main St
J.M. Layton & Co.,lttc.
ll RAILROAD avnm t
lam nonwutx. court.
rattstttts IorYour Selectin-
l‘attcy Models
Conservative Mouth
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co. .
So. Vorwalli
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Cure That Cold Bv
Takimz .
WHITE PINE COMPOU 1‘} 2“
WITH TAR
I". H. BAXTER
' DRUGGIST
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Tittttrw {critter
DEFlNlTION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the denflition of the
cause of the disease and the art 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 diilerent organs and
limbs. _
Chiropractors remove the cause of
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, chant-o
to help you.
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
i. FRANCIS. ti. c. '
34 Washington St., 50. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.
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