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Novelties
DECORATED LUNCHEON
SETS
CREPE PAPER AND PAPER
NAPKINS
SEALS, POST CARDS. CANDY
BOXES, DECORATED
HORNE, ETC.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
HALLOWEEN FAVORS
DONtiEiiY’S
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALX.
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{tidy News]
George Gray is ill at his home
Seymour rti‘eel,
Leslie W (iorhntii, ot' this] .t\tllll“,
is ill “tilt the Spanieh inllitenzu.
Mrs l'alll :‘inizewald, of l LOWJltll‘fi
avenue, in reentetiitg front the Bill).
Firth-rick Finch, oi imam place. is
suffering [min the Spanish int‘liienzn.
Mr. and Mrs John ltielil rind funny,
at Hunt npeiiite. will Iezite shortly, to.
their heme, in Boston.
Misslnicille Hull, 01‘ East {\‘oivt'nlk.
has been t‘tllllllltill to tier ltotne tor tlie_
part week with the grip.
Min.» Glendon l~‘;.~li hits lulullletl to
her duties, iii the Ti nod 25 cent >toi'e,‘
South Nortlalk. litter .i "t\t‘l*li'\ llillt ..4
Mrs. Paul Singet'u‘uld, of
days.
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Mrs. .lolin Collins,
avenue, is ill at her
".l‘il).
oi \\'iitttl\i.tl‘tl
littlllt‘ \\’l
-‘~'l‘lie Mini; (‘0. me showing a new
line of children‘s route. l’i'it"e>‘ tonne
ii'OlIl $3 97. to gluon,
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Miss .\l;ii‘.;;trtt llztll. oi t:: Mill‘tlitll
avenue, has been ill .‘ii hei‘Aiiitnti for,
ii 9 pint ten" days.
Miss Agnes. Lynch oi' (‘l'l‘i‘t‘t‘lll ter
race. has returned to her duties. otter;
an attack ol’ the grip.
\liclmel Tittncy
terdtiv after being eoni‘lned
home for 13 days with the grip.
to ill.“
Miss (leorgiunnn Herrish, who has
been seriously ill in her home, lit (tr-
chard street, is now tibit‘ to sit tip
Dr. )laelielle J. Perry is l‘w‘tH'I’HllL'.
at. her West avenue home from her
recent illness and expeeta to l)t‘ able
to resume her practice by ltlltltli the
first of the coming week.
Thursday will he observed HS Sol
diers' Home Day at the lt‘iteh Home
at Norotot. and it is announced that
the invitation to attend includes all
comrades of the veterans.{
“’ord was teeeired in this city lt‘t'
day of the birth of a son October 20.
to Mr. and Mrs. John .I. Barrett, of
South Norwizlk. .\li‘. llnrretl is a for-
mer resident of Danbtirv and resided
at 25 Center street.~~Dnnbury News.
' Neil littber. of St East avenue. is in
Paterson, N. .l., attending the funeral
of his mother who died after a short;
illness from pneumonia. lie but:
two brothers servint: in France who
'will not be informed of her death till-(
it] their return.
\\'_ (i. Smirk, chief dispateher of the.
Central New England railroad, is
confined to his home in Pouzhltecpslefi
by illness. and A C. Fuller of Wm,
terbury. in acting as chief dispatcher:
in his absence. Mr. Sears was ill iii
week ago but returned to duty last
Saturday. ' '
Have you it. safe place to
keep your Liberty Bonds and
valuable papers?
The South Norwailt
Trista.
Instrumentation-it
intimation”
gut.
lino—o no at no
“uhflflha
climbs-urt-
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1; Stiltiskig Walter,
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avenue, has been ill for the p;t~i t'tvwl
til the
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‘ Suiil’iclti.
was out again ves-
: horses waiting to draw the boats sut‘e‘l
'13; upon the land.
ruuu nu tantalum»
TO PROTECT IllLK
CANS FROM DAMAGE
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'l‘lie 'l‘ruiitpttiiutittii lmmon oi the
Food Adlliillirli'u lull, hi \K‘Aelllllfllttil.
lid: bt‘cil .ttinie ol the datttugt 1o tutti;
reins. handled by li‘itllbliul'l‘cltiun t’-.lt*
liltt panics, anti ttl>0 the deluy.» on the pull
Tile tttllt'tuing ermialtiei are report
id it} 'n.- tttinnmndtiig geiteinl oi the
.‘izm In J!) t—xttwii‘rhitiai‘y tuite:
Mcirtmg List.
iRt‘l‘li in :.tt.tn >
\t ~.t1l.‘ ..i (it l-trll' 73 01 the butters (“Jililtitlllvt‘ aiitl l‘ltlil‘li.tt.i~
\‘t‘tttindt-ti .v, ...,t :_~. . lot in l‘tlui'lllll‘h thew t‘hIJL’DLlVQ‘ can: to
“minded :lt:'llll,t ., . loft the rltlplmig pointx 'l‘iiioughoui the
illt d Irotii accident and other country. no Mr. Seoville explained to»
itileéI‘.‘ . 3 day. a vigorous effort is being made
nd.‘ ..... . . . . lit to relic-ye. this situation by the (interior
it of the topic» companies and of the
Ilt'll,, 14:. l‘niicddtutea Railroad Adiuinistm
1 Lou limit) and Food t‘oinmiariont-r
1 Holt, trout his own personal obseha'
lion. mild lit' w.» able to Cui'iimul'ntv
. t'tt'ttl the (‘lltlblt'e iittitir by the Food Admin-
iril'nlitlll that itilll‘li til the tidlllafll' lu
liimi li‘itiii won
'm d oi mica”
\\ minded itiearee oiideloi mitt
l'l..ltl'lt'l’ .. ,,,,,
Hit it oi aeroplane accident
'l‘etai....., ........
MISSING lN ACTION.
Privates. itiilit (kill? .5 dip to turtle» ititiiilitii;
liottiey. William B. lll'itlgt’ylll‘l t‘onn by etnplttyo: hauliii; the mm to and
, SLIGHTLY WOUNDED_ hunt the loading stations. iitid that it
Privates. t.~. tint l‘llt'titilluttll tor lt'tlillrlt‘l's to
(loll. t‘lnrettt't- ll. \Viinlllgi‘tll'll. t‘tttiti “110W (Ulla llit’ fl!” it‘llgill 0" 111““th
cousin: them to crush together and be
tit‘lli‘ d illltl tipped in the seams.
Itlr. Scottllt- will prubnltly coniei
with the principal milk shippers in
DIED FROM CCIDENT AND
Privates.
liritlgeptur t‘ttnn,
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDE» Connecticut and endeavor to securt
TERMINED. their co—opeiutioii in more cartsi'iil
Sergeants. handling oi runs by euiployes. lie
Mfl'lt'itl'itlllii. Winfield, Derby, t‘onn. Paulie of tin Meet and \iilltlalt‘ short-
I Corporats. rifle. the lllttlltli.it'ltlt‘r’ of many kindsoi
l puppnptuvk, tum .\.. “allot-bury, (mm, containers“ must be curtailed during
‘. l';.tlzni.<lii. Thomas. Fair Haven. (‘otin \t'ur Illlit'>, and milk shippers, accord-
: Privates. int: to Mr. Seoville. can greatly assist
l tit-urge, Stiruis A. New lliitiiln, (‘onn in the Coubt'iwaiion of these ttiatei‘inis
v .\li'l";trlitiid, it'l’uilii ll, littrlt)‘. l‘ttitn by using, its hint: an litlbléllllt’. the prev
1 i’t‘ll'lt\\'>k_\', llnt't'y, New llith‘ll, l‘tttin will >tyle oi Hills. The Food Atlniinirt
'llttpiitk‘. Stanley, New Britain. t‘onn. tration in busing its nppenl for the
lluliin, .lt‘llll A.. Middleitiwn. t‘ttnn. setting of runs. not merely on the pit»
'l‘lt.» litlltiwltip citttiaities :ll‘t' report- ti‘iotistit til the dealer. but on his own
«ttlfilty the eoiiiiiiitnding genernl oi llit- interests. which may be jeopardized by
‘ .tttterit-ttn Expeditionary forces; a Shortage of cans in the future.
Afternoon List. . “-...-- “.-.-..
ittiieti in action ..... ..... 25 BRICKLAYERS" UNION MUST pAv.
. Died of wotinth ................ Ill
“ill it“ : BOSTON, Oct. 22.-——'l‘lte Massachu-
l’tt'tl “1 iiit'itlttil and titllt‘l‘ suits Supreme court today sustained
l‘iillfl‘r . . » ~ ------------- ‘-’ the Superior court of Franklin county
" “it"l 0' (“Wt-i“ . 13 in Its verdict ordering the members
Wounded sitteiely
\\'ttUililt‘tl I...
\\'etinded. degree undetermined
'\\'tttintli-d slightly ..
.\ll.~~lll.’: ll) Ettltttll .
7'3 of Bricklayers” :ind Plasterers‘ llnioit.
No. 36, to our $4.0th to lt‘. Martlneati
39-5 div Company. building contractors of
71 Turner-ti Falls.
3“ Martinezitt & (‘ninpaity in Jilly. 1915.
.. _ took contracts which it was alleged
ltti.tl ................. at?) they Wf‘lt‘ obliged to abandon because
DIED FROM WOUNDS. they were tinablo to get the services of
Privates. hricklnyers‘ who, by it vote of the till
\lttlrtty, Antlit ny .l., if. Miiiti avenue. my], were forbidden to work for them
\liI'Witlli. (“NHL The Supreme court. says the evidence
WOUNDEP SEVERELV- plainly showed "an intentional :tlltl
. Privates. harmful interference with the business
Fitzgerald. Jainesutlit \‘t'ttier «strewn iii ”,0 plaintiffs."
Smith Noiwzilk. (‘ontr ' "
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NEW
FALL
APPAREL
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
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WOMEN IN WAR
AND NON-WAR WORK
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Elit‘
\ilr .\l:top ltd? ltlllltiltYJ'Wl lint
liit iii iv.
t‘.\t‘t‘tilitt' til‘]litlllltt‘lil tit t"il
ployiitetit tiliislttti \t.ll t‘t‘!l~l.'l it 3p,
sell tilld Miss Mui‘aaiei t'ni'ttiii. \tlltv
titiy tti itit \t‘ititt;tii'~ ditimoii n1 lie
t‘oniiecticut Slate i‘t-tincii oi‘ lion-p...
itlltl that All» itotttiiiy .‘tlllt’ mt: m.
the head oi tin lit l-i liiti ,. ’l‘tt tti.;in-
ire the ’tyotttiiii’.~ iil\l>.lil) eit'tctzttty
throughout the ell'tll‘. Mi.“ \iStttt int:
urtnti tht~ bllltt'l‘llllt‘l‘ltilt’ilIn lo lt't'iilli-
iiietid sotnt itttiiiun tiieitibei' oi llltll
oflit'e l'oiet‘ iii l'tltlttelil tliiqmutitiii's
ditision in etirlt l'ttited \‘taies l'liii»
ploynieiti Service othce.
Mi‘e‘. Alhttlt said that the task beitire
the vtoitiitn'h ditirion and the cottiiiiu»
iiilt' liiboi bourdn would ('Ullzt.:l, in
Inuit} raises, oi l‘t'ltlttt‘t’tl llmlt’ vyttrlteis
ulth itfllialt “Ultxt‘l‘n in illdlhll'ii'r‘, in
mercantile PHItllJiislililt‘ilin and other
t.it.'t‘llpdlltlu.~ \‘itre titti>t be lulu it. she
said that wottiuii '(lit’ not pliietti iii
WOI‘R tor which they tilt‘ unsuited or
uiiere shop conditions make the em.
ployment (ti women undesirable.
Equal cure itnd good judgment must
be shown til deciding iiitliyiduul cases-t
where it might iteetn inadvisable for a
woman to enter industry bt‘i‘iiilse or
i‘tiuiily rt-vsponsbiiliitee.
\‘it.il questions pertaining to the litu-
ploytnetll Service lime brought before
Director Korper, by the supurinteud-
exits, rind tilt success of different plans
initiuted in the y'itrt‘ous otl’ices have
been related. )tit'. Korper has litiorne
ed his stall that u uniform S)>lt‘lll is
being devised for the entire Mule,
whereby all persome locking for work,
and till t'lllllltlyt‘l‘h looking tor help,
will miikt their li‘uttstitiioiis lill'tillL’li
the. l'niieu States Employment Stir
toe,
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, "Sentinel Want Ads Work Wonders .
I>._ %—_.’mn
I WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDE»
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Corporate.
\‘t'illhlti. William. New lll‘liltlll. t‘ttitti ‘
. Privates. '
Sonih Alltllt'llt‘flt‘l‘.‘
t'ttlln.
tli'iuti‘tg tliiixeppe, \. l'Wlt‘ll, t‘ttnli.
Stiittt~:lii_i, New ”.Hrll.
t‘tttin
MISSING lN ACTION.
. Privates.
Zilldt, .lttliii Pen 7', lltislol, t‘omi.
years and given“ the
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.von HOEGEN REPORTED CAUGHT;
.\'l-Z\\' ll.A\\'iCl\'. Ut‘l. 22 liaixiinilitiii'
yon lloegeii. ii yttuttc lawyer. oi‘ this1
city, whilst Ill'ti-lit‘l‘illiill utterances and Y
professed friendship with former Atti-
ltiim‘iitlot' \‘Ull Bol'llhitll'fl'. led to it night ,
will from citizens \l‘ilt) roughly liitn-i
tiled liiin ttud compelled liitii to kiss
the Atiiericun ling. some months ago?
:llltl who eluded Secret Service tnen,‘
Llutn been caught tlI San Antonio, Tex:
its. according In Word received here t0~l
(lily. You lloegen “ill be returned,
here. but the charge to be. brought-l
:itztiinsi him in the l'iiiled States court?
CONNEALLY
81 Wuhlnmon Sit-cot.
E verylhi'ng in Children’s Shoes
Made by the best matters in the trade,
whose output has stood the test oi many
We have them, have them tor all ages.
irom the teething to "IE high school age.
Salistactory Stockings ol all Grades
best ol satisfaction.
81 BRACKEN
South Norwulk.
hits not been disoltined. in filling outI
tl questionnaire. von Iloegen ls Mild to
have made insulting retcrences to the
United States. and because of this, he'
was sought. The young man's initiily
I'esiuf here.
FEAR To LEAVE BOATS AT SEA.
Along the troubled shores of the:
‘ Ni rtli Sea the fiullei‘ltlelt taike anxious
cure of the bouts in which they earn
141 Wuhlngtm Street.
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WALL PAPER. 5c and l0c Roll
Full Lino—Pine Assortment
LL80 PAINT AND VARNISHAT LOW PRICED.
, PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
A. COHEN
”South Norwslk.
their livelihood.
When the bouts retuiit from a fish» ,
ing trip—which ntiiy lie all night or
one of many days. according to the
luck of the cutt'li~-tliei’e are men and.
For the sweep of
the winds across the sons are strong
enough in winter. and even duringtfgoi
most favorable summer season. to con-i
slitute a menace to even the best»
anchored boats: if they were permitted
to lie off the coast.
m... _,__._--_ 23p; . .
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Wall and High 83.8. , Norwalk.
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 it SON
.:::. a”... _.
‘ c or: BRIEF "
DON’T OVERLOOK QUAL- '
' m IN YOUR room-
WEARPURCHASES
carat"- more ..
I you lay hove al-
um been low ct our store.
mini-um:
WALKIITYLIAIDPRIOI
‘5.
nine economies right now.
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FURNITURE ‘
OF QUALITY
Prospective purchasers are urged to consider our present
price: an especially attractive with}. I not scarcity in good
furniture is not. at all improboblo. Our ruminants otter gen.
Make Your Selection. While Our
.FOR
SALE.
ii 5“; 18 mt: RESIDENCE 0! THE LATE
WI. T. RAYIOND
AT ROWAYTON, CONN.
About twenty acres shod land, House, Barn, Cow-House,
Fruit and Ornamental Tmea. Allconveuienccc.
INQUIRE
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-! l3? WWW St.
PAC an!
Dorlon House
Shore Dinners
All liinds ot'Sca Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken.
A LA CARTP
<$
THE CHARM OF OUR
BEDROOM SUITES
\tili :iii-ely appeal to feminine
eyes. Women. of course, spend
inert lime in their bedrooms
tliziti 1Q“); they hate to "lire
uith their I'urtiitnrc" and. there
tttit', they Should be more pur-
tluillzir about its selection. May
or help you choose your new
litdroom ellllf‘ or single pieces?
(tr perhaps you are thinking of
wine new piece for the library.
living mom or dining room?
You'll find it tight here.
ANGEWE FURNITURE co.
r
9.9-2 _—.—-
-. ..._. at. .--
n-n—all-n-u-uggglgp
BONS
ifine apartment of «eight and ten inch widths, with narrow
to match—for baEE'and fan'c'y"worit"‘"". . . . . .“. . .""."' . .' 593:75‘c
Plain, plaid, striped and Persian, in five and six inch, for hair
bows . 30c—500
u....tonnu-aoo-n...-nun-uoounuon-uno
.
, \
n
Linéorie by the yard or piece.
new”
Heavy Ores-Grain Wrist Watch Ribbon . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 20c
' J. 1. MALLETTE
lam NORWALK.
I! WAIHINOTON 81’.
is. ”on
Job Printing
i 30. Norwallt
A. Ni. WO()STER
$51.3" AT MW
Latol xainfztur L'. S. Patent Office
PATENTS
Iii-17d for Booklet on Patent:
Bridgeport Conn.
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David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tel. on“, 1069-3; Noun "8.
:1 WASHINGTON 81.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
a-
8mm. under-wood.
Remington. all m
. makes. sold. r‘
repaired. Renato
per month. Min.
sold at $10 per month.
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITEH EXCHANGI
III hlrflcld Ava, Bridgeport. Com
REBUILT TVPEWRITEBI
lNSURANCE
E 0i all Kinds In Strong and
g Reliable Companies
3
REAL ESTATE
Baby Wear
Everything for baby. including Warm Serviceuble Hosiery,
Underwear. Eiderdowti Carriage Robes, Baby Buntings, Blan-
kets. J ap Silk Quilts. Teddy Bear Beta, Drawer, Légg'ings, Sweat-
ers, Etc, Etc. An exceptional showing of Cold Weather Out-
fits for little tots, at Niasonable prices. -
l;
o. B. JACKSON
"OPTOMETRIS'I
-'. Width-I. l Ema.
rumor mus—rotting OM: :- out: p
M hut-0n mt! Otto: Mounting.
Mgnmdeuuqé-t Wipe-alp-
- doumpflylllcd. hurl m .
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Are your volunbltts, papers and securities properly pro-
tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro-
vide you with one for the small aunt of $4.00 pct year, in our
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian 61‘
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if youdesirc.
Our 85%.th pcyM per cent. peryear.
Open a. W account and pay your bills by check.
In all its Branches
1M. Layton & Co, Inc.
ll RAILROAD AVEN OI
BOOTH NORWALK. CONN.
Fallgniis tor Your Seleclto:
Fancy Models
Conservative Modelc
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
6 N. Main St So. ‘llorvvallt
i
I Cure That ColdBy
‘Takintr
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
WITH TAR i
F. H. BAXTEB .
DRUGGIBT
THE NlZW—SCIENCEfi
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTl-O
Chiropractic is the denflltion of the
cause of the disease and the art or
adjusting the some. Disease is caused
by a month, twist or sprain in the‘
buck. Even if done in childhood, itt
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life In the different organs and.
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys—
tems in your body. Female troubleu
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re-
gret. giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you. .
Magnetic Treatments le
'l‘.“-FRANCIS. D. C.
34 Wacblnaton 8L. So. Norwalli, Cantu.
2
en Also.
The City National Bank 3
common.
Graduate from Palmer School.
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84 NORTH MAIN STREET
'Furs Repaired
ruin your on or from in
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