Minimum-.1: 1m ‘ . .
. ’ ‘ . itflifliflmflfi ’
xni'é‘ié‘iims i [littli‘ihiil’i’
mu Tut Ptibinl‘dslel' Andrr‘w ‘Iiea/x‘y has re-
ceived tl‘e tollouini-z communication
‘ Boys Across
[min the put unite tit‘pall'llllt‘ll! at
“up ipngtin uhicli would be caret‘ul-
ly iiuteti .tiid complied Vtilh by resi
It you are going to
O 0
send a card, pick it
outflow.
iixeti in letter! needing threc ccnts‘
postage- and :I “Went stamp :itstvad
handled and affixed to mail.
'l‘liis lit-neiit will lie especially liu
dent.» ..i‘ this city:
DON NELLY’S
of tire 2cent stamps should be at
poiiiint to business concerns uiailintt
UmL‘v t=t Third Anti l' M, tit-1i.
.tx :i mmsuie of economy liq‘rmafi-
1.»t- and post office eiiipitiyes are di~
le‘t‘it'ti tti cllt‘tllll’atlt’ the. public to use
Hamil‘ oi the highest denomination
mitt-ti it) the illlitlulll of posture re»
tl‘l]llt'ii t"' :iii mull
i‘civ t‘x‘dlllllit— :1 thnt stamp instead
(II lill‘Pr‘ item stamps should he at
. inched tu pail-h itquiriu: ten With"
16 80' Mal“ St’ t‘t‘itiperatiuii httvretn poxt “flit-e
t‘lllltiti'tt'“ .titd tlic public in the sale
and use of stamp; of the Lirthcr dc
nominations will effect it lal‘llt‘ sat"
in to the t‘yoyeriinient iii the cost of
producing. Iransptntinu and t'aiiceiinz
them. and will benefit the puhlit- in
t~liiiniltlilin2 tho number of Humps
\l’nelii’nston. Oct. 4 1918.
postage
SOUTH NORWALK.
L
[City News
‘ ltirze quantitics or letters and par
.ccls. :tiitl postmasters are directed to
___.--.» 1min“ tin» Hiflatlfiiifln pm'tit‘ulnrlv t0
Iiallowc'un October 31. their notice.”
~ Postmaster Leary has instructed the
Harry Nit-hermit. of ileldvii nt’tuilh: ptisl tlflitt‘ employee and wishrw the
is recmering from it“ attack oi the attention of tho public ctillcd through
Spanish influenza. tlit ('tIiti.Yln‘ of this paper to this im-
— ~ ., port-ant ruling: While the request of
Miss (.‘lura Maplee, of Maple strcet. ”Ir pmt mfllcc itinr seem a trifling
is improving quite rapidly from an liilll‘.’ i'. i>. i.c\'crtlicless. one ot‘ thtL
attack of the grip. utinmt importance and will result in
. iiit‘ sin in: M U. large amount. of paper.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Rooney, til 'h-‘l' L" “"9“ in ”l“ making “f tho
4 (‘hetstnut :ttreet, are recovering trOni "Mill“ fir W" at“ "“3 snvinz ol' hugel
the Spanish influenza. quantities of tire stuffs that is used;
{or t‘ttitii‘ing‘ The public is earnestlyt
ill‘Etid to comply \iith this request and.f
to remember it when purchasing
Mumps for letters or parcels.
Mrs. Frank Jarvis has admitted her
son. Walter, to Bcllevue hospital. New
York, where he is doing nicely.
Miss Katherine iienrr and
Pryor, teachers of the t'ctiter school.
are at present ill zit their homes.
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t
H,‘ ‘ onmcss vznv SCARCE
Fruit Difficult to Obtain and Priceli
Abner-malty High i
. d The wholesale and retail fruit and.
“hr. iti-ottticc (it’flifil‘r‘ in this city have been!
tinultle to set ttrunues for the pusti
-... weeks without paying very unreasona-'
. . . . ble ricer: for them. Oranges at:
Bdwm Kaiser ”‘ “‘ “'i'h Swill)“ .” the Bresent time :iro selling tit. $20 at
fluenza. at his home, "1 Sl’r‘m; 1"” crntc at wholesale, so that “fitter they;
avenue, (Od‘ly' hare passed through the. hands of thei
"‘ winter or mititiimmm. they cost that
llelen. the little (itiiiulitt-r M Mr. nnd rptnjpir nearly $3; a crate. '
\lvs. White oi Spring Hill flVPillli‘ in Retail t'riiit dcnlcrt-i of Norwnlk.l
>t‘ll()li'ii}' ill hrr horn? state that sererul wet-kc nun (irnngt‘si
' might be bought for 3.1 :i critic of “10.:
—FULL PAGE WAR MAP At tho pit-sent tiinc .tlioy me very{
Showing all fronts. \t'ilh New York hard to obtain at aili and when thevt
American next Sunday. Oct. 12m Or. are Oilitlintliti‘ tlmv sell for suchl
dvr your topy today. high prices that it \\‘ will buy them. ‘
- . Ont- rca-‘on tor the scarcity of the
Miss fruit is mid to lie tho L‘.i'P:ti deiiutnd
xm-m for it for iisc in (‘tlh't‘rl of sickness. ow-l.
to tho prvrztlvncc of influenzn.
t
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i
I
Mr. and Mrs. James
daughter are confined to
with Spanish influenza.
Stiill
their limit
\ilt‘r‘ it‘itli't‘l‘it‘t" London and
Alice Cain, teachers in ihc
Center school, ill‘P ill at their llnlllI-F. iiig
today. Many crates of oranges are hiring.
shipped evcr: duv to the hospitals in
the army and ntirztl tn-tinps through-i
out the country.
M
The Norwnik Cadets. of this city.
have decided to discontinue holding
any more meetings until further no-
tice on account 01" the Spitnlflh lnflii» B'LLBOARD COMPANY
enza. Due noticc of.the continuiiiicc GOES OUT OF BUSlNESS
of the meeting will he nniiouncmt in ,. . 5
the. press. Hal‘tford Poster Advertising Company'
.. _. Dissolves
There will ho no rehearsul this “'t‘t'k The Hartford Poster Advertising
at the home of Mrs. Adeline'fli. l’cn~ t'tiiupainv iltlS dissohed according to
no“. of No. 11 New street, East Nor- :t t't‘l‘tifit‘ittf‘ filed at tho stntcuec':
walk. owing to the fact that the enter. l“‘""‘.‘"-‘ 0m?“ “'Nin““"i“" The d‘I’PP'i
tainment Which “.3“ to be given next 101‘.“ sienint: the inrtt‘ument tire. Wil-Z
Tuesday night. in Trinity (‘lub linll. liitiii lingclliitt. llcriiiiin ii. ilitt'hholz.‘
has been postponed until a "future “n“ ROM" 1‘. WWW"-
data. on acpwm of influenza. A t-crti‘t‘it-utc of incorporation i0!
...... lliibhtid & llnrrls. luc.. oi' Bfidxe-
_ - , . . port. has been filed. The. authorized
News but I‘m" “WW” 3‘3”” Sinck is tired it! snoono.
but little coal. The. Burnhnm Baden. A certificate of incorporation fnrl
'0 “1930- The BMW 01’ CORY Com. the Central, Trucking Company of.
tort that. it‘s made in Westchostcr Killincly ha‘s been filctl. 1:68 capital;l
u . - v stock is ntitliorixed tit $25.0 .
32:11: 1::gd&f0};.,,;\i3:,;h(«Talntfimi The Connecticut Silk Waist Mann-i
' ‘ ' “ iacttirinc Company of llartiord has;
ton. N- Y‘ organized. Tht subscribers are Louis,
Steinhorg. Louis: llorwiiz. and Jacob;
Gossno. '
The Shelton Tool and Machine Com-i
Samuel C. iihtnv is now resting com.
fortably at the Bridgeport hospital
titer an operation for appendicitis. pnnv of Huntington has increased i|i
‘ Mr. Shaw was taken suddenly iii and capital stock from 320.000 to 370.000.l
rushed to the hospital. Mrs. Show -- ~ -‘~
lint-int: been called from the country WORKMAN IN LOYALTY '.
home in Redding. Mr. Shaw is can, CAMPAIGN
didatc for representative on both rc- Leader of Battle Against Rent Prof-
publican and democratic tickets int tin" '8 Oct/WM! Hil Time '0
Redding this your, having served 9111“ Work for the Nation. 1
ciently for serial termc. Mrs. Shaw's; John 0 Ellis, president of the Ncwl
son. Kcmpton. and Pierpont Adams. London. Conn. branch of the Ameri-
who are students at Exeter ncndetny.‘ can Alliance for Labor and Democ-f
have also returned home. Kempton, rncy, for a ntlmht‘l‘ of weeks has been
i
It: ill at the home in Sunier placefi uirini: Part of hs time to loyalty Vt'Ol‘k.I
Pierpont resting in Redding.—Brldge- Mr. Hills is a machinist.
port Standard-American.
He led the.
i tight made by the Alliance against rentt
; profitcerp. who huvo been operating in
~ ; districts occupied by workers.
.:”
Christmas
Savings
Club Members
u I. their m h
.. mums.
‘ a m out, i..-
.
,_((C.0 0 e
Act téday
tumult-Inn.
tracts, snaps nd'carbonlc acid gnu.
be curtailed on the busts of fifty per
cent. per annum. based on the pro;
duction for the calender year itllT:
that is, no month's production l-‘hhii
exceed titty per cent. of the product
tiun or the corresponding month «it
thep rerious year (liapc jillt't'. t‘l
der and lL-gaitiieri'y juit-e i-Tt-dut'h‘» Ill
this yea's 1ia'\t—.~i may be pitidvict-n‘
but the lt‘rlllt‘iltili lllllri .tpp‘. it. til
year i'dlit" .
The abutv tilticl. it lijtt
the food il’llllinibilttiilill. takr> lllltil
consideration all til" l'lllll'littiillii‘\i
used in tine itianiiiatttiiit- ..t iin \;t‘i[
ous soil drink.» tillli lllintltti witit-rs.’
such an boittt—s. ltll l’lllt.‘ and all like
FEWEH son namits ‘
Production to Be Restricted Novem.
her 1
The prohibition of the manufacture
oi been: and neai‘rbeers after Decent
ber l. is followed by the announce-
ment that .it’ter November 1 the re
striction of the production of soft
drinks is to take effect The pi‘iorties
division tit tie vt'at' indilfiii'h‘i t'tlilrd
had issued an order to this c-ffH'I.
\rliich line buen received It the amt-e
ot‘ tilr local iod administration. on
exiiat-t train which is as follows:
“After November 1. 19h. the produc
tion of nonalcoholic hewrages (other
than near-beers, which have already
i. \lallt‘.
About twenty
Phone 113-: ‘
no: “x
FOR SALE. "
THE FIN! MINCE 01' THE LATE
WI. T. RAYMOND
AT ROWAYTON, CONN.
ucmpoodllud, Home, Barn, Cow-House, -
Fruit and Ornamental Tunes. Allconvenieucco.
INQUIBE
RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Washington St.
been prohibited after I'Ieceiiiber 1. articles. _‘ __ ‘ 7 '
19h.) int-liiing the iiihnufacturc or. ..-. " I
fruit juicw, waters, concentrated ex. Try a Sentinel Want Ad. I
—.-
A PERSDNAL arm 70
runs: wuo ruin - .
_SPANISH INFLUENZA
ANY doctors are urging
themse of a soothing zin-
tiseptic like CREAM 0F
MUSTARD.
I want to make it easy for
THE CHARM OF OUR
“Iii rurely itp])“dl to i'eul'iiinc
rye». Women, of course, spend
iiioit time in their bedrooms
than men; they have to “liic
n‘iih their t'uuiiiure" and. ”Jk‘lt"
lOlt‘. they should be more put»
lit‘lllztl about its Hlt't‘litln. May
he 3:pr you choose your new
lit-dittoni suiie or single pieces?
(Ir perhap> you nit: thinking of
<oiiie‘nvw piece tor the library.
living itwiii or dining, room?
You'll find it llL‘iJi here.
..-
folks to get this relief.
HEREFORE. l hereby au-
thorize any druIzIzist to
let you have a 25C in of
CREAM 0]“ MPSTARI)
on ~ the understanding
that if you don’t think it
is worth many times that
to you. you may return
your jar to the druugist
and get your money back
—-the druzzisL-io collect
said refund from us.
(Sinai)
T
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l'reSidciii
The Cream of Mugtard Co.
80. Norwtuk, 0t.
I‘MAIEHGTON IT.
. RIBBONS
A line assortment of eight and ten inch widths, with narrow
tomntch for bags and fancy work . . .. 59o-—75c
Plain, plaid, striped and Persian, in live and six inch, for hair
bows . . . . . 30c—50c
...-unun-I-snpcuauco-u-uoa-o-un
. Ungorio by the yard or piece.
‘ Heuvy Grog-Grain Wrist. Watch Ribbon .. . , . . . . . . . . . ... 200
J. I. MALLETTE
IOUTE NOIWALI.
. Many Men Buy Shoes
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
Satisiactory Stockings oi all Grades
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
81 Wublngton- sum. notch Not-walk.
WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
Pull Lino—Pin. Ascortmnt
ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH A! LOW PRICE:
ammo, PAPER HANGING
141 Wilmington Street. A' COHEN South Norwoik.
r
Office Furniture
‘ NEW AND STANDARD MODELS OF ALL SIZED DESKS,
CHAIRS, TYPEWRITER TABLES AND MANY OTHER.
ITEMS THAT ADD TO THE COMFORT AND CONVEN-
IENCE OF YOUR WORKROOM.
RAYMOND 81 SON
Wall and High an.
1
fi
Norwalk.
FURNITURE ”
OF QUALITY
PM!" purobummurgodtooomldcrourpreunt
price- ” Wily Mumthtorflmdtyhmd
mama-um "mafia“
Underwear, Eidertlow'n Gan-iage Robes, Baby Buntinga, Bun?
ken. Jap Silk Quilts, Teddy Bear Sets, Drawer Leggings, Sweat-
ers, Etc, Etc.
fits for little tots, at. reasonable prices.
touted? Have you 9. Side 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 alto out as custodian oi
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.
The City National Bank
Baby Wear
Everything for baby, including Warm Service-able Hosiery,
An exceptional showing of Cold Weather Out-
0.3. JACKSON
. OPTOMETRIS'I
fl WI“ liner. : ~ auwgmA
WILWIfl-Fowngm II M I
MIMMMHW ‘
Mghamldondtfiow Wan-alp-
Aro your valuables. papers and securities properly pro-
Our‘scvlugl Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open a cbocldug account and pay your bills by chock.
I6N.Matn SI
._ ,-__.._
-' Dorlon llonse
Shore Dinners
All Kinds oi Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
' Chicken.
A LA CARTF‘.
BEDROOM 8mm ' Job Printing
L _. ..
F. 5. lVON
So. Marceau;
hi1. 5.5.".VOOSTER
A't ET" "~i.\' AT LAW
Late! a. -, - ". Patent Office
enrnNTs
Send for Roe-Ha on Potent:
M -~ r “t Bridgeport. Conn.
Buy Bonds A
‘D. W. Raymond
B m i m.
Remington, Ill out.
0 link“, T‘
sold.
repaired. Rents)!
per month. Ming
sold at 810 per month.
PLUMBER
TVPEWRITEII EXCHANOI
tu mm.“ An, Bridgeport. Conn.
REIUILT TVPEWRITERO
iNSURANCE
0i all Kinds in Strong and
Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
In all its Branches
J. M. Layton & Co, loo.
5 RAILROAD AVINUI ‘
SOUTH NODWALK. CONN.
”iiE'ADY "
FallSuits tor Your Selection
Fancy Models
Conservative Module
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
a
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Cure That Cold By
‘Tlldnlt 'mt
mm mm: comm
WITH TAB d E
F. H. BAXTEB
DRUM!!! 5’“
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIO
Chiropractic is the denflitlou of the
cause, of the disease and the art of
adjusting the some. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
buck. Even if done in childhood, iii
creates pinched nerved and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sysr
toms In your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never to
gret giving the Chiropractor ‘a chance
4.
‘ to help you. .
Magnetic Treatments Given At».
1. minus. ii. (2.
34 Wyatt-atoll St. 80. Not-walk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.
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MakeYour Selections WbfleOur
So. Vomalli‘
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