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Wells, Single and Double
Mn Pencil Sharpeners,
$135 and $1.60
Desk Pads and Blotters
w Cups, Moiateners,
lump Racks, Spike Piles,
loading Glassrs, Eyeshadee,
Etc.
Anything in the Line of Oflice
Supplies
DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
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John Brotherton is ill win the grip
at, his home in Center avenue.
lira. William Smith of tiridgeport, is
lit with Spanish influenza at the home
at Howard Godfrey at 2 Chester street.
Charles Davis returned to his du
ties in Raymond It Son yesterday, at-
ter a week‘s illness.
Mn. Theodolle Clark and daughter.
are ill with Spanish influenza at their
' home at ll! South Main street.
' “ward Kellogg yesterday resumed
It duties with the Wodrulf Dairy at-
m a two week's illness.
Ilsa Elsie Mills, rural carrier at
III“ 6], ol’ the Norwalk poet Mike.
'is still confined to her home with a
heavy attack of the grip.
George W. Irving, driver oi the Nor-
walk Tire and Rubber Co's Packard
test car, returned Sunday alternooll
,_ m a runto Akron, Ohio.
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A civil service examination [or rural
letter carriers, to till vacancies in
Brooklteta. Wilton and Greenwich, will
be held in Denbury, Norwalk and
Greenwich. November 9. .
The many friends of William tt.
Beebe will bep leased to licar of he
promotion in the Brooklyn Hospital.
to third mate. He hopes to get to
first by Christmas. .
There are still around 7.3 question-
naires which have not been returned to
the local board. A list of the names
0!.the delinqucnts is being made up,
and will be sent to Hartford shortly.
Joseph Hall of to (‘hapcl street, who
Wartalren to the ncw hospital about a
"week ago, seriously ill with Spanish in.
fluenu. is reported improving Iticcly. l
The Broad River branch oi the Hour
ganized (‘hurch if Jesus Christ, tenor
Day Saints. will ttot hold stilticcs lii‘
several weeks, on account oi lllt' Spain
tab Influenza epidemic.
Sergeant A. it. Schier oi illt' lfltl
company at Fort Terry, N, \' . hm. hm n
transferred to the 37m licgitm-nt. I‘I'lA
tel-y B. to (‘amp l‘lttstrs. \‘zt. Scl‘gi-gtitl
Schler lcl't Ntil'walk with titc oltl :uxtli
company. July. 1917. "
According to a writ filctl in court.
William George oi Not-walk has
brought suit against (‘htirlcs Gilbert, of
Andover for breach of warranty dcctl.‘
pertaining to property sold to .llr.‘
George by Mr. Gilbcrt in East .\'orwnlk,
relative to tax lien on the property.
The stat! of the li‘airtield county
Form bureau will attend the contcr.
once of all the Connecticut Agricttl-‘
tural extension workers which will he,
held at the Capitol at Hartford. ncvt'
_l"riday and Saturday. Leaders in HR“
ricultural work in Connecticut will be
present and will make addresses. .
Notice. has been received at the
Bethel railroad station. that hereafter
until further notice the express train
will stop at
Stamford. Previously, patrons taking
' . this train and desiring to stop at Siam.
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lord were obliged to change trains at
South Norwalk. ,
Mozicn picture patrons of Norwalk
learned with regret yesterday of the
(loath in New York Saturday of Harold
Lockwood. a popular and versatile star
at the Metro film company. Death was
due to pneumonia developing from an
attack of influenza, contracted last
Tuesday while he was working in the
Fourth Liberty loan campaign.
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Have you a safe place to
keep your Liberty Bonds and 1
valuable papers?
-r_a¥'p,n_
The South Norwalli A
host Co.
bestow-undated”
box-unaddufl’c
In! ed and sl an
hash—auto.
,witl he a like opportunity for ”10““
, the land.
.Saxol Salve.
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HARTFORD. Oct. :11 w—Tllt‘ commit»
tee on public lands of the l”nlte:5
States Senate has unanimously re-
ported iii favor of a bill appropriating
81,000,000 to make surveys for lamps
for returning soldiers. This iniorma.
tion was received by the i‘ouuecticut'
State (‘ounctl of Defense today ironi‘
Franklin K. Lane. Secretary oi the
interior. and head of the i.elt't divi-
eion, (‘ouncil of National lk‘lt’n‘t‘. Thc‘
bill is likewise intended to llcncfit,
thousands oi workers in munitionsf
factories and other war industries.
who will be out oi employment at the.
end of the war. With regard to the
m-lamation ot waste land in t‘onnec‘
ticut for this purpose. the State ile-
Ionae Count-ii recently appointed a
committee which is investigating and
which will soon report.
“in its report, the committee on
public lands eats the proposedlcfl’ts-l
iation is for the purpose of providing,
an opportunity to procure homes for;
those of our returning soldiers and;
sailors \.lto may wish them upon:
their return from the war," said a
telegram from Secretary bane. “There
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tories and other war industries who.‘
at the conclusion of the war will be;
out of employment. it is intended to;
promote. as nothing else ever has;
the back to the land spirit. It is rec-
ognized that one of the great evils oit
the times in our country is the overg
crowding and congestion of people In.
the cities, nany of whom are utterlyl
untitted for city life. nd not adaptcd.
to the evocations thereof. After the
war, this ti;..it i . ‘~ condition at”
be greatly .ntensitied. Further. lltcrc
will be hundreds of thousands- of
young men who will have returned]
lroln service in the army and nevY.‘
who will be out of employment and
for whom there will be no jobs or po-i
sitiolts. in addition there will bo‘
thousands and thousands ot men all
women. now employed in munitions.
tactories not? other war industries
which will have to close at the ent'}
of the war. “‘llt) will be out of emplov 5
met". Manv at them will have some
means which they will haVe saved at
thr-o ciupioyntent, and with which
they could lotate ttpon and improve.
land. engage in agriculture, hortlcul-t
titre or livr stock raising. All tin-re:
classes ot ,«tople will be needed on‘
The, land will need them
and they will need the land. it should!
be the object to the govertfill'en‘t, and
it is the t-hject of this proposed legis-
lation. to provide them with the np-l
portnnity of getting on the land.
Fur‘hct'morc, the. undertaking whit-Tit
the proprsed legislation con'cnt-'
plates. if embarked upon by the gov}
erit'lhnt, would afford entplovnwnt to.
thousands 0! men who will be out or
ell'llltil’mt‘ll at the termination of?
the war. when there will he a ficttl't‘l-i
ty of lithe in this country, find when!
the idle wttl he clamoring for them. i
“This bill is in line with proposctl‘,
lrpir'ation suggested by the Secretary'i
of the lutcror, and the committee he-
litus it In. great littpot'lance. Tho,
c I'Illllllll‘p ftit'lhct‘ l)clit-vcs that it;
should he tttctttlctlto itt tttttplc llmc.‘
Titc \tnr mat cnd in iiIl(llllt‘l‘ year.
and it this :cht-tnc is to bc etnliarhcal
"him i" ..ll, 3m timi- should he lost,
in tlutitg :n The commiltcc liclicvt-H
tho minnow-t! ‘ngislation and tho tin-l
tlerta‘ting cotttctnplhtod tltcrt-llt to be;
or L'lt-Itl \ital importance to the t‘t)llll"
ll'\, alt-l 2. Limit an talutthlc economic
Ill‘t-L‘liltl‘."
PARIS tlct 22 tll:\\'.\SI t\'iolt~iil
demonstrations lt:t\c occurred in Joe‘-
sy, the temporary capital of ltuutnniu,
according to udtices receito-d ltcrc. A
Incl) broki- into ”to oiliccs ol‘ tltc l-t
silor (lazcttc, the government ort‘u".'
and the printing plant was tit-tltolished
NERVOUS RUN-DOWN WOMAN
Tells How Vinol Creates Strength
Dttkvd, 'l‘cmt. "l livc on it lawn
and kccp hon-c for six itt mt lllllillya
I Missing in action .
I Wounded severely ’ ......
IJAStJttlltlilb MINTZ ,
RtPtitltillltlllit: NEW '
The following casualties are leUl‘l‘
ed b_\ the commanding general of the
Atllerycan expeditionary forces:
Morning List.
Killed in action
APPAREL '
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
liied from wounds .
x.._‘
Total ....... . . . .
MISSING IN ACTION.
Private.
Kaufman, Mitchell. New Haven. (‘olln ~
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Private.
Miller, Emil. Naugatuck, Conn.
oi. the liankiupt
I“ “Until, til (it'lulb) :
tiriilin .is trustw-
estate of t‘orey
A dividend oi 105 twt' tt'lll. was tlt- '
clarcti to creditors. l
Thc‘rt—icrn- yesterday mode a I“!
to the l'ttlted States court limit
Hitchcock,
Conn.
The lollowing casualties :tie rolmll
ed by the commander of the Ann iii an
preditionary Forces:
Killed in action ..................
Missing in actnn .
Iioy ll. Hampton. I
WASHINGTON, Oct, '3] . ’l‘llt‘ item 1
oci'htlc congressional campaign
tall will be directed by Hunter S.
('lllltlllintcs -)f (‘onnecticuc vice-chair»
man of the democratic national cotiri
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to
~- mitlee, an announcement sals-
Wounded seterely ............... l'i' Cummings. ll “"45 Said- “i” “1k“ ”1“-
\“tllllltlt‘tl slightly ............... 4:. place wmwrarily at rm head of the
liied oi accident and other national cotllmitl‘f'e of Chairman
canscs .. . , . _ , _ , ,,,,,,,,,,, t; Vance l‘. .\ic(‘ormick, who is chair-
Died of wounds ................. ll man 0' the War trade hoard.
Woundcd lllt ng-c undt-termincdi. 32!
Died of dist-use ..... ....... 34
PI istincrs ....................... L’l
NEW CANAAN WOMAN DIVORCED
l Mrs.
(li'acc IC. 1‘. Tobey of New
’l‘otat .. . . .. ...,............, him (‘anaan was granted a divorce by
. PRISONERS. Judge ilaines in the Superior court.
last week. from her husband Orvllic
T. Tobey on the ground of desertlon
,Tltcv have. been separated since l9l2.
Private.
llotliuan. Karl, New lizttcn, (‘uun
STAMFORD WOMAN
KILLED IN AUTO
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snairoah, Ot't. L’l.~~"i‘s. Hurry _. H ’ .. V
llaskam of 49 Washington avenue was TOOK OUT DREADFUL SOR‘NESS
instantly killed. her neck having been . T '-
broken. and Frederick Walters, al When the kidneys “"5 weakened ot’
chauffeur or 317 Atlantic h1"szirradiation-owed so that they tail to tiltet
\‘ictor Jones of (‘05 (‘ob were slightlyland throw all impurities out 0! the
1'”qu ‘" 3 " l'u.0'5a‘lurday “‘3" uiblood. the liaison remains in the are
ouring car in w tlci trey were ri lng , ,
tltrned upside down In Bedtotd street em and backache. soreness, lame
nose and rheumatic pains are like" to
here. Jones was driving and he says
the accident ‘occurrcd when he turn-d "NOD. Mrs. Druid Henry, 65 U.
aside to avoid hitting a vehicle. Lincoln avenue. Washington. N. J..
iwrltee: “Folt-y Kidney l’ille are do-
ling me much good, both my kidneys
,and the rheuamtlsm. They took all'
the dreaded soreness out of my limos.
—Stllisan-Poweil (‘orp—Adv.
BANKRUPTCY MATTERS.
Edward M. l‘t-oulans. l'nlted States
referee. in bankruptcy, yesterday on
proved the final account of Milo (“I
9-!!! .
Everything in Children’s Shoes
Made by the best makers in the trade,
whose output haestood the test oi many
years and given the best oi satistaction.
We have them, have them tor all ages.
Irom the teething to the high school age.
Satislactory Stockings at all Grades
r CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
loath Norwalk.
81 Washington Street.
WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
Pull Line—Pine Assortment
ALSO PAINT AND VABNIBH AT LOW PRICED.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING .
A. COHEN !
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I not into ‘I tit-rvous rtln down condi-l 1‘]. Washington Street. South Nonalk.
tion so it sccnlt-tl ilti though I wouldl_ __
(tic. .\ l‘rienrl advised me to try \‘inol. fi L __ ., ,..___._~ ,_,__-._- a. z“
i have been greatly improved by its
use and am better and stronger, in
every way."-»llrs. l-i. ll. Goodwin.
The reason \‘inol was so succchlul
in Mrs. (iodwin's case is because
it contains lice! and cod liver pep
tones, iron and manganese peptonutcs
asd glnyl‘OtlIlOSDlliile-‘i, the very ele-
ments need-3.1 to build up a weak. run-
down systetn and create'slrcnflthA
Frank ll. llllllt'l‘, druggist. and drun-
gista every-w lii‘l'(‘.—‘A(l\‘.
P. S.--i~‘or pimples and blotcltes try
Money hack it it fails.
Act today
mummnumcsrm
mmroomn.
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 WOBKROOM.
. RAYMOND St SON
Wall and High Ste. _ Nor-walk.
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OF QUALITY .
Prospective pnrehammnrpdtoeoasidesourpnseat
prices as especially mutterealmmgood
Iarnituehnetataili-pebable. Oars-custom.-
IakeYourSelectionstiieOur
FALL =
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TUESDAY. 001'. 22, 191. ‘.
FO’R' SALE.
TH; FINE RESIDENCE 0? THE LATE
WI. '1'. RAYIOND
Abo AT ROWAYTON, CONN.
in twenty acres good land, House, Barn, Cow-House,
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. All conveniences.
RAYMONBQUEIIIOTHERS
Phone 113-: , t37 Washington St.
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llorloll [louse
Shore Dinners
Allliinds oi Sea Food
Steak. Chops and
Chicken.
A LA CARTF.
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BEDROOM SUITES
. Sui-buck. Jorn. East Portchester. t‘onn P0” , . “i” ”WI! appeal lti lclillittlli'
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDE. John (‘llc‘llt‘hkh ot' ’l‘hotiipsotitlllc. “Hr, ,._\,.,. Women, of course, spend
TERMINED. t‘llil'IlPd '“ -1 ill-“livid" “"“l W“ t loin: time in llmll' bt‘dl'lwm<
Lieutenante. "”l’ ‘3" , than men; they ham to "lllc
piste”. Just-pit A. Ilanbury. pm,” 7 i \Hill their i‘ttiliiturc" and. there»
Sergeants. CUMMINGS TO DIRECT ! lUlt‘. they should he more par-
ilobel', “'alter, New Britain. Colin DEMOCRAT CAMPMGN: "““l‘” about “5 "‘lt‘i‘lil’ll- MU
East -—-— m- in lp you «home )our new
lit'tli'UUIll :‘illlc or single pit-ccs‘.’
tll' ptihups you are thinking of
some itcw piece tor llii- lilll‘iii').
litin: room or dining roonl‘.’
l'ott'll iintl it tight lit-iv.
ANGEVINE' runmrums co.
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Late i'xumincvr Li. 8. Patent Offic.
iPATENTS
Semi lot [Looilt t un Patents
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Bridgeport. Cor. n-
livid W. Raymond
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A line assortment of eight and ten inch widths, with narrow
tomatchtorbagsand fancy work 69c—75c
Plain, plaid, striped and Persian, in five and six inch, fer hair
bows title-500
u.-sou-asausons-asasonesIsIeesssaaoa
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Lingerie by the yard or piece.
Heavy tires-Grain Wrist Watch Ribbon . . . . . ..
J. I. MALLETTE
som IOIWALI.
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Tel. elites. loses; House “a
27 WASHINGTON 8T.
le RED MEN'S IUILDlNQ
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8mm. met-wow.
Wanna, an ethos
nukes. sold. wound,
repaired. Rentals 8.
per month. lat-mine
sold at 810 per mon'h.
'LUMIER
TYPIWRITEI'I EXCHANOI
I“ Fall-field Ava. Bridgeport. Cons.
IIIUILT TVPIWRITERO
INSURANCE
(It all Kinds ht Strong and
Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
Everything for baby, including Warm Serviceable Hosiery,
AUnderwear, Eiderdown Carriage Robes, Baby Buntings, Blan-
kets. Jap Silk Quilts. Teddy Bear Sets, Drawer Leggings, Sweat-
ers, Eta, Etc. An exceptional showing of Cold Weather Out-
fits for little tots, at reasonable prices.
86 WASHINGTON 8T.
0. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
3! Wall luau. ates-wall.
KRYPTOK LlNWFoldin; Oxierds in Gold a:
Shell liar-On and Other floatation.
Through examination a! the eyes. Omit-9' am)
alone promptly flied. taper! Mariam
Are your valuables, papers and securities proper y pro-
tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we an 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 at
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,il' you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open a checking account and pay your bills by check.
The City National Bank
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In all its Branches
Jill layton & Co.,htc.
O RAILROAD Am
soon NORWALK. 00".
FallSnlts tor Your Selects.-
Fatlcy Models
Conservative Modele
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
6 N. Main‘St So. Vorwalk
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Cure That Cold By
Taking .
WHITE PINE COMPOUb. 31
WITH TAB
F. H. BAXTER
DBUGGIST
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rats NEW genus ,
. DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the denflltion of the
cause 01‘ the disease and the art or
adjusting: the same. Disease is caused.
by a wrench, twist or sprain in hr;
back. Even if done in childhood, it:
' creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the diderent organs “Till
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the caust of
disease and pain, llcalthtis 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 chanm
to help you.
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
5' r. FRANCIS. D. r.
34 Washington St., So. Nerwalk, Conn.
Graduate trem Palmer School.
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