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Thoma- F, Carroll, of Spring Hill
avenue, has i.l‘\'l'pll‘d a lucrative po-
sition with lllt- clerical force of the
U. 5. Shipping Board, Emergent-y
Beet Corporation‘s plant, at Wilson’s
Point.
Byron Little-field, of‘Biock island.
is visiting his fiance, Mitts .iatinettoi
llaruca. of Lincoln avenue South
Norwalk. prior to being ordered over-t
seas with the A. E. F. ‘ ’
The Golden Croas dance and enter-
tainment which was scheduled to have
been held tomorrow evening has been
poatpmied until further notice because
d' the prevailing epidemic. of Spanish
influenza.
When you need pencils. pone, pen
holders, stamp racks. ‘ink Wells.
spontzc cups. letter openers. wire
trays. waste buckets pads. roy’c shades.
etc. this is the. place to conic. Donn
néiiv's it; So. Main street, have it. i
The Bridgeport Republican district
clubs rail-rod $2423.00 for the Fourth
Liburtv loan. incidentally the
Twelfth district club wins the prizc
offered by John T. King. a Sltltl bond.
for gaining the liltzitost total, $02,950.
George. Scott. of Ritlizefiold, telo-
phoned from hit- home t'csterdtiy that
two lads” had taken his Chevrolet car
from his garage without pfirmission.
and asked lli“ police of this cilv to
hold them it‘ they came this way. but
they have not shown up as yet,
Morris Auswhas, of New York city.‘
was arrested Saturday afternoon for‘
driving a truck without either an op‘
nrator‘s license or certificate He had
just run into the awning in front of;
Coleburn & Lauder's jcwclry store.
breaking it. Hia truck was lodged in
Lockwood's gai‘acc as security pend-
ing his appearance in llll' uptown
court Tuesday morning at ll o‘clock.
Somewhat to ill" surprise of traffic
cops and others interested in such
mattcrs. there \n-re comparatively
low automobiles on tho street. fol"
lowing the first fice Sabh'ath after,
the removal of the. nasless edict. and:
not a single accident, or case of
speeding; came under the ohserVation;
of those who look out for such things. :
The showery weather. and the great.
IMDelau Home
Food Saving Campaign;
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wasnmorort. n. c, Oct. 2t.‘~Be"
m 91 the W Muanza epi-
demic the Food Administration has
postponed the distribution of its new
home card until December 1. The or-.
igmal prograhnme contemm the.
opening of the campaign on amber}
in announcing the poatponoment al
Food Administration W 9'
night said the new home card will?
contain no“ regulations regarding ei- i
ther “wheatless” or “meatless" dars.|
but will urge as a whole the most;
careful saving in all food. particulart
iy in the conservation of wheat. meat.
tats and sugar, so that 'the country
can ship five and three-quarter mil
lion tons more 0‘ foodstuffs to the.
Allies this year than last. i
NEW WAR RISK REFORMS
Government Makes Changed in For-
mal Oocumenta .
New transmittal forms which are to
be used hereafter in communicatinx
With the bureau of war rink insurancfl
have been received by Charles A:
Mallory. chairman of the home ser-
vice section of the Red Cross. New in-
formation and suggestions in retard
‘ to directing communications to this
department advise, among other
things, that the new transmittal form
be attached to all applications and
paper»:
Form 113 is for information for a!
lotiuent and application for allowance
Form 10 is for wife's application
for allowance. l‘tii‘fh ii is for child-
ren‘s application for allowance. ()th-
er special forms concern application
for allowance (Class ill, and applica-l
ton, at’ter leatli of allottcc ,for at'crU'
ell allotment and allowance.
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TWO MILLION U. S. SOLDIERS
OVERSEAS
WASHINGTON. Oct. Zi.~—llore than‘
two million Amtrlcan soldiers now?
have gone overseas. General March?
told the members of the Senate Mili-I
tary committee. Saturday at their Warl
itcparl iuent Conference.
While the conference was in pro .
areas. General March was notified?
that the Germans had evacuated the'
entire Belgian count up to the ”01'
land boundary. and that it is now in;
possession of the Allies.
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HARRY LAUDER DRAFTED.
Comedian, 48 Years Old. la Called to'
Military Service. I
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CONNEALLY
81 Wuhlngton Street.
amount of sickncsa were t'loubtloas
oontrihutarv causes to the lack oi;
cars. .
J. Wilbur Blackman. formerly of.
East Norwalk, who has liccu in ling.
land for the rust two and a half years
in the employ of .l, & J. Cash, Lttla‘
has .ioinod the .-\mcrican Expeditlon-t
ary Forces and has entered a camp in‘
the southern part of England for a
course in inititslvo truiniu. His: wife
and young son will remalu in their
home in Coventry. England. until all.
danger from submarine warfare is end-
ed and they
voyage home.
The U. S. government has just
nounoed tha: .hecausc of the. urgent.‘
need of clerks in Washington, tlxatiiin-j
ations will be held in this city on Nov..
2d and Decoiiilier 7th, which will be
open to all citizens of 18 years of age
or over. Examinations“ for minor
cierlis. not so difficult. as the depart.
mental clerk, and paying' but $900.:
commencing salary. will also be held.
on these dates. This will he a fine'
chance for .1 number of local young
. men and women to secure a govern-1
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Christmas.
Savings
Club Members
may not their depoaita in
Micah-clinic.“
in fourth Liberty Loan
luau
hum
tin-tn.
Matt.
on t:.»_....—.L..>. -
llai‘i‘y Lauder,l .
“hose Scotch songs and dialect stories,
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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
Satislactory Stockings of all Grades ‘
Potion house
Shore Dinners
All Kinds at Sea Food
. Steak, Chaps and
thicken.
A LA CARTF‘.
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NEW
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APPAREL
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENID
F. S. LYON
Job Printing
So. “an“
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
LAM Examiner U... Patent Office
PATENTS
Semi for W i. Paloma
I I )5 Main St Bridgeport. Conn. '
patrons of the theatre. l't'l‘é'li‘t‘d lll‘:
notice calling iiin. to military service
on his arrival in Dundee. Scotland.
He is 48 years old.
CORN FRITTERB
One can own. one and three eights
cupful barley flour, one teaspuont‘ui
Mills Powder. two testimonials salt:
one-quarter teaspoonfui paprika. two
nus. Chop the corn. drain and add
tho dry ingredients, mixed and sifted
then add the yolks of eggs beaten un
til thick. and fold in whites of citric
beaten stir. Cook in a frying part. in
fresh hot lard. Drain on paper.
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‘D. W. Raymond ti
It Wards (If Crap ,
Neyarputacroigy childtobedwith. _ p» - l
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it count. thick Mint .L'm’ . 3:: rep-tired. Room. 34 ,
per month. lachln'
mid at 810 per month.
PLUIIIR
TWEWRITIR EXCHANOI
m Falrtlald Ava., Bridgeport. Conn
IIIUILT TVPIWRITIRS
lNSURANCE
0| all Kinds lit Strong and
Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
in all its Branches
'- 1. ill. Layton & Co.,|iic.
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sum NOW“ 00".
the throat oi phlegm. atopa the Loam
metallic coifih. eaaeadificultbreuhiu‘. l
givaa quiet 06’.
,“Mu. :l‘. Noam. Ian 0mm. writes
Polevrllonv and Tar moplgtaiy cured
my boy 1 attack at
.. up. gangs: Mica'a Milla: . relic:-
I have and l‘oloyla H and u tor tho
Noun not b!
eleven yearn. and orient it.
t haa “"3 me many a doctor'a hill or calla
and emu.
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Buy Shoes
i-‘aliSults for Your Selectio-
EFaticy Models
Conservative Models
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co. l
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South lot-walk.
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Full Lino—Fine Assortment
ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH Am LOW PRICED.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
A. COHEN
may safely make the. 141 WWW met.
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NEW AND STANDARD MODELS OI" ALI: SIZED DESKS,
CHAIRS, TYPEWRITER TABLES AND MANY OTHER
ITEMS THAT ADD TO THE COMFORT AND CONVEN-
IENCE OF YOUR WORKROOM.
RAYMOND a SON
Wall and High Sta.
nit: NEW” SCIENCE
:DEFINITION OF GHIROPRACTICl
Chiropractic is the denflition of the
cause of the disease and the art of:
adjusting the some. Disease is caused.
1by a wrench, twist or sprain in the;
‘back. Even if done in childhood, it
:creates pinched nerves and pain in
Llater life in the difleient organs and
limbs.
i Chiropractors remove the cause of
tdisease and pain, health is restored
;through harmonizing the nerve sys-
items in your body. Female troubles
[given special attention; also curva-
iture of the spine. You will never ro
lgrct giving the Chiropractor a chance
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FURNITURE
OF QUALITY
t’roapactiva pmhaam ara urged to consider our praaanl
prices as apathy attractinaudthataraalwahyiugood
turninnisnotatalliumhahla. Gama-run-
Make Your Selections While Our
Stock la Complete.
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I Magnetic Treatment: Given Also.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
‘E 34 Washington St., So. Norwalk, Conn.
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“WINES“!!!
Furs Repaired
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IOIDLY, 001'. II. 1.18 '
0 0) R200 to
[s rob/faded 165 7
Bedroom Furniture
Sets of
Mahogany and Walnut
also a certain group of odd Bureaus and Chil'foniers
priced specially
The restful atinooplit Zt' of a well appoiutcd lil‘tll‘tlttlll is some thing oiic
anticipates at the end
of a ovary day. 'l'lio good lictl. the bureau, dressing
table or t'lllllttllll‘l’ titlilv arranged \\'llll llt't‘tlllll articlts and no tiiorc. the:
shaded lights, all this to wt-Imunc our hard Working: man or
quite \\’0l‘l.li \vliilc. T
title appcaraiicc is tlic
woman
u lirj furniture \\'lilt'll is of reliable construction and
tir<t stop toward acquiring such a hull”.
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The Read Furniture Galleries otter
Certain Bedroom Sets
at high quality at
Antique Mahogany
trctiiely attractive nio
liues’, the supports very plain and
simple without any or
Red, Dresser, Ch
Dressing Table with t
$110.00
Sheraton Set. of pure and clas-
sic moch in Mahogany, Walnut or
ivory. The, logs on all pieces are
slender and tapcring.
cut pictcs arc, of mod
h't small twinis.
$163.00
Choice Sets in Antique or Brown
Mahogany and lil tit
Walnut.
At $178.00, $205.00
and $270.
Antique Ma-
hogany Set of
lltfl'ltitl ill. “ll-
low prices
Set of ex-
del. Slcndcr
namcntal ion.
ifionici‘ and
riplc mirror.
The differ-
ci‘atc SiZc to
Odd Bureaus and
Chiffoniers
Pumed or Golden Oak Chilton.
iers, oddor to match hut-cans.
Dccp. roomy drawcrs. oval
square mirrors.
$9 50. $l8.00 up to
$37.00
Chiffoniers,
to Alllt‘l'lt‘tlli
to"
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Walnut Sat,
Mahogany finish,
('oloiiial tlt‘- l i am a ti ll odd or to llitllt'll hurt-ans.
sign. Mary.
$20500
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AMERICA'S SPORT FANS
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PARIS, Oct. 21. t8! Math-“Hank"
Uowdv. baseball star before he donned AUTO TRAVEL LIGHT
tho khaki and t-hevroits of an Ameria
can army sergeant. has sent a rlnginr;
message to sport fans in the linited‘
States to support the movement
maintaining
morale of the American Expeditionary
forces throucli
combined in the
campaign.
as an example of what it. Y. M. (‘. A...
. thi- Salvatiou Army and others
for
the splendid. winning
the. sevcn agencies
llnitotl War Work
(‘vowdy uses the K. of C.
are
doing overseas.
_“thn the men
knock home runs
win." said Hammcrtng
"Now. pardner. that's what tho
of C. is doing in France. it‘s serv~
icra are sure indispensable for every-
on your team
every time. we
Hank.
one of us soldiers. Americans not be-
lilnd in their championship drit‘e for
financial backing."
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$26.00, $32.00 to $52.00
Fourth Vltwi.
$970 00 \ ,
Fumed or Golden Oak Bureaus
several stylcs from which to so-
lect. ucll made with largo tll'il\\'t'l'.\
Oval or square mirrors.
$5.00, $22.00 up to
$42.00
Bureaus of Mahogany or Mahog-
any finish. These have heavy pinto
glass mirrors of a generous sizc.
$30.00, $45.00 up to
$69.00
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! Hank's last public appearance in tomobilo travel on that day, fewer mad
America was at the 1917 world'“ scr- chines were abroad titan be fore gas-
les when he collected funds for ltase- loss Sundays were iiiauzuratvd. it was
halls and bats for soldiers. :. strange cnoucli lt) sue the old turnouts
.~—-——--‘— ‘ on the streets oi Norwaik for the hey-
: cral Sunday:- when gasoline was being
ED. saved. 'l‘ho appearance of the auto:
mobiles on the thoroughfares.yostew
Although the Garfield lid was lifted day was equally surprising“ They!
' yesterday and the ban removed which. puffed and chutzged around and nude
had for sewn Sundays restrictcd au'the streets of the city seem at .
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