It
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"portunity to secure aid and medicine.
Grim-Some Day I 11 Wonder
Back Home Again
Whitehall.
70130—me the North, South,
East and West. Lauder.
18479—My Belgian Rose.
Hello Central, Give Me
No Man‘s Land. .
VICTROLAS SOLD 0N EASY
TERMS.
Ask us about them. Open
every evening.
DON NELLY’S
16 Se. Main St.
SOUTH NORWLLK.
1
[City News .-
Mien .\i.ty l'\.lt'klllflll. ot lgt‘llit‘ll ave .
line, has beet ill to" N‘Vt‘l’iti days.
Mrs. George Liliiiill. oi" St-xttiotti‘
street, has int-ll \t‘l‘} ill for sth'al
necks.
Mist-'- lt'ltll‘. llt't‘ “unit (if V t‘ii
Hi‘eet, ha.- htt-n ill with Spout-“i itt
iltieuta
lilies liealrite iiealv oi Mam flit‘v'
is non employed in the war t)iIlll:t!l’."‘
tivpnttitirut u Bridgeport.
Charles Kimball and fourth n:
litidgepot‘t, have mow-ti to lit “(With
A venue.
Chester Bennett. of l‘taultlin on
one, h8< l't‘t"i‘-ri’ed ltttiti i‘, wet-It's 1H
lt‘b‘h'.
Mrs. G. M. Room and dauuiuer. ott
2: Hoyt street. are among: the victims
of Spanish Influenza.
..__...._n_.
Joseph Goetieke has resigned
position with the Modern Grocery anti
las accepted a positnm with lilo Nor
Walk Tire and lttthbcr t‘ompau)‘, oi,
Winnipauk.
The, etnployes of the American lint
company hate in two days taiscd 83'
mo tor the lint-m Loan, to do their ‘ ‘
share in plating the up.” where he the llanburv hall the Tobacco Rec-
belongs. not in its tuil‘t'lll issue this week
in Waterbury. all saloons, ice cream
parlors and soda water fountains have
been closet by order of the board of,
health, as a. measure of protection
against the spread of the influenza,
Mrs. Win. lv'eeler. of Broad street.‘
has returned from the West, whither
Elie was called about 10 days ago by
the death of her mother.»~Stamford.
Advocate. ‘
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The United States railway admin
istration has fixed October 27 at 2 ft
m., as the time for setting clocks back
one hour. Clocks of all train le‘
patchers will at that time be. set back
to 1 o'clock" and all trains on the road
at that time, will conform to the new
schedule,
‘tirs W.m llulse. is singing this
afternoon at the Grand Central Sta-
tion. New York, for the Liberty Loan
campaign. \liss Theresa Hovt of,
Darien is her accompanist. The se-:
lectionn are the popular fmot‘iles ot
the present time "Dear Old Pal of
Mine" and “The. Long Long Trail} ‘——
Stamford Advocate.
Druggists in every communitv of
Connecticut have been requested by
the Connecticut State Council of De-
fense. to see that one or more drug
stores remains open each night during
the epidemic of Spanish influenza. The‘
object is to give the public added op-
’l‘he defense council has instructed
every war bureau to urge. the dune
Hints in their respective communities
to take action regarding the council‘s
request. The defense council has re
quested the state department. of health
to cooperate in this connection and to
operate in conjunction with the local
health officer.
Christmas
Savings
Club Members
may me their deposits in
payment for subscription to
the hunt: Liberty Lou
m_ .
«anxvesxxvm‘q ..~;g -~ ,
'O
..._.;._ ____.___—.?— 1
. antler at
dawn) company
island why their sale: men
their route lists.“
and relief light vessel withdrawn.
FA nous '
SHIRT
S TVLES
- -- O
his '
Suits
Models
Serges
0xlortls
Velours
Broadclollts
All the New Shades
$14.95
$24.95
to $100.00
Hundreds of the Latest
miflffl
911mm anon ‘
suits, Coats, Dresses, Millinery
Dresses
Serge, Broadcloth, Satin, Taffeta, etc.
$10.95‘to $35.00
Millinery
300 New Hats on Sale Tomorrow
Shapes '98c to $10.00
Trimmed Hats $2.95 to $20.00
Hal Trimmings and Ribbons
FURS FURS
Fine Display at High Grade Guaranteed Furs-
Scarfs $12.95 to $135.00
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FAMOUS ’
FOR , 1
SMART
S TVLES
Coats
For Smart Dressers
Velours
Mixtures
Silverlone
Serge
Trimmed With Raccoon.
Seal. Opposum
$14.95
$22.50 _
to $100.00
(‘HA RGE
ACCOUNTS
OPENED
$23385“ Mutts - - $6.95 to $75.00
SEE”... Sets - - $12.95 to $150.00
()lttl ilel’inrne, of :2 Summit street
is out after tlll attatk of the grip.
t' omutc- -ntint; on the tantellation til
heading anys .
calamity happened in the. life of tin
ltlllflt't't) men of tonnecticut when[
they learned that the hanbun l'aii‘
was called til this tear. The tot
tan wale‘ undent
Charmed
llanliu I'_\‘
NOTICE TO MARINES.
Atlantic Coast. I
Massachusetts Nantucket Sound «-
lia :t entrance willandkercltlef light
test-tel replaced on station. October 23.
Nantucket Sound? East entrance—
Stone Home Shoal light vessel tem-
porutilt r-eplated in relief light ves-l
.eI (lt‘tnltel J. The ion signal of the.
relief \essel it: a bell operated by
hand, and the relief light vessel other.
wise differs from the station vessel.
Rhode island—Narragansett Bay-—
liastern~ Passage en's buoy~ 4B, tem-
porily discontinued, October 1.
Narragansett liay-«iu‘astern passage
Milan bttoy established and apllt‘ buoy
discontinued, October 2.
Narragansett Ilay ~lCa<tern passen-
tter- Gas buoy established and spur
buoy discontinued. October 1.
Dyer Island North lloint Shoal gas
buoy, 12h», established in 7 iatltoms of
water. with spar marker alongside.
The gas buoy is spdr shaped and
shows an occulting red light every 10
seconds. light 5 seconds eclipse 5 sec
ontls of 3 candlcpower, lzl t'et above
water.
Dyer island North Point shoal buolL
12%, let Class spar, discontinued
(' onnecticut —b‘isliets island Sound—
ltam island tecf light. vessel. to be re
turned to station about October 8. 1918,
and relief ii in vessel then withdrawnt
wreck, ligh established, October 6, a
fixed red light of 10 can'dlepower.
shows 25 feet above water from mix-
xentnant of the barge, three masts.
showing about' .5 feet above water. i
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want
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000 E0|EOEANOER
WRITESERflMERANEE
'l‘he tullonintz tomtouuitation frotn
Bob Pllt’llluntlt‘l formerly oI Nor.
walk anti an empioye ot thet at K.
factory appeared in the . \‘ttssau t‘ ounty
lietiew ol September 20.
Ellen] Aunt lottie:
()ne of the fellow; and l have been
:Htll‘l of mentally rehearsing old times
so it my letter is Int-lined to be
today,
depressing, it in not because
a bit
‘ everything is not all right. btu just one
of those octasional little longings to
see all vou dent mtes butk home int a
little \t‘hlle again. l'tlont think i tilll
or rather I try nolt to be thit-nke
hearted." but every fellow whose rein .
lives and friends represent to hitu
what mine do to me. must feel a little
lonesome for them some time. I miss
Pop and you and lithcl a tot and if
that is being chicken hearted. l'tn glad
i am.
used to see. We laughed at Bert Wil-
liams. Conroy and l.a.\inirc, Bronson
anti lialdwin and the “boob" who is
with Frank ‘Fay. Then Sam Mann.
lle‘ssie Clayton, and her sextette,
Lucille (‘avanaugh in her wonderful
dancing with Ted Donor were among
these discussed and criticised.
encc as crititul as the six of us Zil
tel himself couldn't have torn an not up
anv better than \v e did.
The thing that hit the hardest since
i have been over here happened yes
tertiay when we nete out getting
water. There it an old from house
neat here all totn apatt frotn shell
the. An old pump is the only thing
visible which is not in tllilts. The ot-
chard is all torn up by splinter proof
and shelter ttenclted. Most of the
house is torn away by a couple of
German shells and the, once Ahappy
‘ dWelling lsg picture of depresaion anti
an object of the really hardest part odi’l
There were four of us filling
it (in.
our Petrol cans when i looked out and
saw an oltl man and lady in the yard
They were such a fine looking old
couple and both of them were at leattt
seventy years old. They looked at
Taome of their furniture which was
COMBINED WITH COMFORT and the poor old fellow shoow his:
t head He didn't need to talk. We un.!h
AND STYLE.
These are the main features in
oat-IAN. roman. }
roe -, wom ml
0mm ,
Amumm'mme
strewn promiscuously around the yard
deretood. Probablgall he had workod‘
~ for all his life was represented in that
heap of mint. it was too late in lite
to start again. Those happy days he
and the old lady had dreamed of when
the) would just llu their old days and
enjoy the reward of their yelrn of
work must now be and always be a
dream
I one Ifllklnu to him and trying Io
nyntpathiae in well a: l mold nah
= mmn “demand. in! I ma not
Mn.nlllcoudleelld|hhhdiu
We were all sitting around talking‘
over the old shows and vaudeville We
and
in fact .
I don‘t think there ever was an audi-‘
lotte' means that .i utoliattlt tumu- i
from gut-d is ltIlt'\tt repulsed itotu‘NEw fiflVERNMENT
spreading auth an at .nst punt hunut.
on ion and Dad and our folks at home,\ SURVEY B." AR"
it it unfortunate llizt' thee.- people,
should be unmyrs but then i hate.
been thinking today that l>n'l it bettet | , __ ._ _
that a t'tA Aw people should be nuclltlced
than the thousands wltith Would have. HAR'l‘l‘Ullll, (it-t '12s.- The out
been. .td his match through there beenK-"Vt‘lllfllt‘H' NIWV‘) ”on"! Inuit up
unoppomi 0f rcpreseutnttws ot .itt ttouiumtnt
"lhtw people ate trulv the exempli 'ul dcpnllfut‘iltu ’14“an touttntt tott-
“they note titeit lites that Blrut‘tiou tomato: on produttion prob
others might lite" ilema in hand that require housing
Recording out-settles W-I arr “it llne' powor. fuel materials or ltnnspotta-
and teelmp, pretty ill j',t10n is puttiut: up to the conimunitt
l mutt go on gum] soon within will labor boards tlnoughout the country
explain llile ttlttupt ending, but i have the problem Of making a sur'W) and
lit ittt n of
been thinking so much of you today.‘v‘reltort on local conditions on which»
I just had ot write to you and get. it an med-federal War industries Board and
on' my mind. You know how much bet-'the Labor Department can urge the
ter a good healthy "damn" makes you lproper distribution of contracts anti
feel when you stall the. motor; well.
that's just how I feel now.
HOB.
BRIDGEPORT ARMORY
CLOSED T0 DRILLSl
by chronic or acute throat and lung
Cro‘lblel which amine decree-o anatomy
Iodine memo U!
BRIDGEPORT. Oct. iS.--'l‘he armory,
in to be closed next week to urlile by
order of Mal-Gen, Lucien lt‘. Burpee.
commander of the State Guard. In-
structions received at the armory iu-
‘(lltltltt‘ that no drills will be. held with-
in the building during the coming
week. unless by order of company com.
mauders when men will he expected to
ECKMAN’S ALTERATWE
This is n Calcium preparation sele-
ed of ma-ked tunic value in at! In on to
it. remedial coalition. Contains no AI-
conol. Nomuo or Halt-Ming Drug.
$2 tin, now 8150. SI site, now 80:.
Price Illt laden Wur tax. All drum
Phllldel htl.
tam 2. “in Emil”:- a”: cum aim. -
war constitution 'i‘h. s iniotmation
Elite bun m: and hi the (tlllllt'tlltlll
State t‘ouuttl of intense.
The.“ sutu-ys “ill be made .tlttit
ordered and, in making tipm the KO“) l
munity lahot Inmld will coopttatt
with the ttgtounl .tduecta oi the \'\.ti;
industries 13mm! and. in certain takes .
uiilt ttpitsenlntitt ~ oi other (it Dani
menu
The Government Stine) Board will
oflltu'allv tlisttibutt sumo) qttestiou
nainea. Therm must be titled out when,
aputlitulai filllH’) is otdt ted. iltcy‘
will give the netessaty information!
both by industries and by commutti
ties. These surveys are authorized by,
the War industries libanl, the L‘lllt‘l‘L"
cncy Fleet (,‘ot'pomtion, Railroad Add tK
ministration, Food Administration:
Housing ('orporation and the Nov).
War and Labor Departments, for the:
purpoee oi enabling all procurement.
departments through the War indus-
tries Board, to place war contracts in,
such manner as to stabilize industries
and ptetent the unnecessary tianspot
Hutton an dmovement of labor i
5 it is pointed out by the Government
Survey Board that thin survey should
benefit every city and that the Get
gemment's action should have the wid-‘
., ._.._—
Spanish
Influenza
F orttiy yourself against
it by taking
BUILDS UP, STRENGTBINB.
RESTORES VITIIJ‘ TY.
Two Sizes—60c and $1.20. .
At all drug stores.
eat possiblt support. The survey it ‘“‘ ‘“““ “‘ ’ “‘“mfi‘a
:18 said will strengthen the positmnot and the Department. of Labor may" “
tthe various communities and at the keep up to date community labor
‘satne time, incttase the potter oi the boards have been directed to make a
community board in its own city. ‘tnonthly tepott of labor conditions and
i So that the War industries Board supply.
drill in the open .
(‘olonel Wilson but! sanctioned the
drilling of selective-draft men in high
school building. where lnspecloi's of
the Public Health department of (‘on‘
uecticut this week asserted the condi-
tions Were equal if not superior to any.
in the state 1
By means of n potv-etfttl ventilatintz,
Hystem, every ounce of air in the‘
huildlngtwice ev ery the minllles.F(1l I
this reason it has been consldeted <.ife'
i tot persons to drill there of to congre .
gate in numbers -.
MnEflaDoriomof
THOUSANDS m BRIDGEPORT n so I had to
HAVE INFLUENZA
m
BRIDGEPORT, Ocl. l7.—»t)ne pet
cent. of the entire population of this
icity have now been stricken with in-
i iluenza For the twenty -four hours -‘
lending at 9 o 'clock yesterday morning.
318 new cakes and 8 deaths were in ‘
ported. The total cases now number ~‘
1,827, with 44 dead.
Canton, Ohio.—
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I would have to go through a
‘ Lack of nurses has caused suffering get. well.
to many confined in hospitals anti “My mother i’whonadbottnlielped by Lydian. Pink.
bam’sV table Compo adviudtnototryit be-
th Oneaim Offlcor Dr. Walter H Blown tomub toanopm on. Itrelieved metrom
.aays there will be no theatre or clay Within» condo my ho work withoutony
tings of public aniu‘sement or schools of “When :m‘qané'i‘oflf fikfia‘i‘cfiffih
p t ' u annm Bo “"l‘flt‘t‘t‘
(or them) — u. YD l ..
,6. 0. P. MEETING CALLED N E. mm 0M0 '
QFF IN IAY STATE
BOSTON. Oct. 17.~‘l‘he Republican
idiot. m at the Macon opt
5M0.
. Pro of that Some Women
,i do Avoid Operations?
"I suffered from female troublesd which caused
' like a knife through my back
etrengt go to bed.
but I would not listen to it. I thought of what I had read about
in E. Pinkham‘ 3 Vegetable Compound and tried it.
. bottle brought great relief and six bottles have entirely cured me.
a All women who have female trouble of any kind should try
Lydia E. Pinkbam' 5 Vegetable Compoun. ”
How Mrs. Boyd Avoided on Operation.
“1 suflered from a female trouble which
coined me much suffering and two doctors decided that.
Even] Sickwom She" 7-0
EYDIAE. 'l
\
Ogdemburg, Win, says .
iercing pains
and side. 1 flow lost al my
The doctor advi an operation
The first
n operation before 1 could
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Norwalk Chronicler