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DEGOBATID Luncmfl Altii‘l'i‘ .tii expenditumt :. tor t t .~
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SETS litiii ti til innit: r9 | Ly'u
CREPE PAPER AND PAPER total of “mind: . . it,
HAPKIHS liked. > ‘ Ill at citlc‘li' ulltl Ulill’i' 1
sum. rosr cups, CANDY ....‘.."U‘. ;,. ._,,
x38 'ttt‘i t ed .M it‘lt'l. till
30 Ho’Rgcho'férED ll ““233“ ““5?" \\ dUdt it‘liulll‘ di tit;
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A LARGE “soul-nut or firm; I: . t ;
HALLOWEEN PAVORS 7/
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WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
Privates.
i'tjl'nll. James. Nougatuck. Conn
The ioliouin; tartialiies Itit report
ed by tht i‘ttltllllandlllg central oi iti-
.\lilt':lt‘dll «Apt-divit-nury tone;-
lx'illt-d itt ac l'ill
DONNELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
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with in attioit
l’risortt rs .
SOUTH NORWLLI- Died of thlllttl> . . . . :‘t
l .Iliett oi accident and ctlit-r
___.w___, With-(’5 . «I
“led it" illr-PHSI‘ . .. ‘.‘l
‘I \‘l'iillntli il Severely . .. 137i
' a . ".\\'otiitdetl tilt-give tideteiinincdi 7:?
L It)! ews \tottttdrd plight” . Ito
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Miss Jennie F. Bodwell. ot‘ the seer
ond diSt'Ict. it. ill Willi a Setcre ate
tatk of i'jiitt'llell .iillttetilt.
'l'tilal . ..
DIED 0F WOUNDS.
Privates.
Smith, l't‘l‘it‘l. \\'c.~i llitti-tt. t‘oiiit
’ DIED 0F DISEASE.
MISS tiltiniite i-Illis. t- other at the Privates.
l‘ont‘ol‘d #11001. tr jIIIIH‘UHM‘. it‘ll” "rill Spector. llitbin New llatert. t‘otiii
attack of Spanish influenza. .
SEEK TIIMODIFNW
cxcnSS PROFITS
LEVY IN SENATE
it‘ttnttttueti item Page One)
siraled to the 'l‘t‘catitiry llepartiiient
llt‘h‘ltlt‘r iitSt-ittnn the proviSion for
i'Ulirldei‘tlllOll oi actual value of cut-
DUI'HIIUII properly, the coilitiiittee
Struck otit a “Ullrit’ clause excludinr:
trout classification as Invested capital
lllt' increaSt in value of assets above
their original cost which are not ac-
___> . tutilly realized by their sale. This
”M” K. Warren “1”an h”. leaves the pi't-Sentdaw for inclusion
Bishop & Lynes, is ill H. Ito “mm m of surplus and undivided profits as a
team‘s place. [Hil‘l‘tll tnveStcil capital unchanged.
. and is it niodittctttton ot’ the Home hill
Which lllilll)
recommended.
A t-iiriirtt‘elteitnit‘e provision giving,
tlte 'I‘rcaSiiry __l)e|titr'titient wide power-S
Mrs inpilh‘l l«7ni:.!i.~lt. of II Summit to prevent ltitidShipS and inequalitiert,i
street. it; ill with Spanish influenza at YUM?“ ”mam "93"“ from the rigid d":
h” “mm “va motions of intestetl capital also watt
' _'__.-._,... adopted by the couiliiitiec.
Mug Lottie Sum“. of Ann “rpm. The (‘tlllllllllict‘ also Struck out the‘
”mud district. is recovering “n”, ”n llotrse’protisioii prohibiting filing by;
;\ wk of ”I” Iii'ill- affiliated corporations or consolidated
‘ LIX retuiits and inserted a substitute;
m” Mam l“ Iletts, m. M Newtown allowing consolidation of returns: iii‘
:itenue, ll‘ ill with the inllttenza at her ”I" ”'5“ of ”W‘m‘jm'm‘” virtually uu-
ltorne. tier the same ounemhip. This conces-
sion has been asked by many corpor-
lddwin Kaiser, who has been coir ‘1'" Imp" m" 3
“ma ‘0 his home m Spring Hill uh“ “uh these illld tilllm- iltlllilnlh‘il‘illlytt
one with Situnislt influenza. is now “""“‘~"" ”l“ “""”“"“‘t‘ virtually (‘iln'i
atlain able to he otit. i'lttded work on ”W “3'” ("1““35 91'0le '
‘tliss Marion A. BIMth‘ll. of Seytttout
place, has recovered lrtint ti ll.'lll at
tat-k oi the iitiluenza.
Millard. of '23 tirantlv
is ill at llt'l home \ll‘ll
.\It».~' Muriel
view avenue,
the trip.
Finnk Milltti‘d, oi‘ tiinlithieu :itc
mic. is attending: the funeral oi his
cousin. in New York.
Mrs. B. J. Reynolds, ot llat'ihiliti
street, is helping care tor the trim:
enza patient; at the Not-walk hospital
Edward Kelley, oi tiritltd‘tiett an" “”NH‘” hm“ lH'Ilt‘nll)’.
“"9. has been contiucd to hrs ltortte
im‘ the paid few days,
Miss Ilelctt Betti. ”f Newt-twp 3“. er these taxes .shtill be extended to
nuc, in aesiting In the care of the “llellllHlIB‘flntl ptirtnerships. f
Spanish influenza patients at the Nor Th" ml‘t‘l‘liflm‘t‘ OI' Mule taxes, Wllit'h‘
walk hospital. the committee proposes to modify;
.. ,lii‘ohablt “ill be tiiken up Iodiiy. 1
.
Word has been received that (ieot 2e
Bninjee. of Catnip \Ie(‘.lellcn. Alaba-
ma. is slowlt' recovering from pneu-
monia.
GERMANS cRovtl'
MATO
porn-0.70. t
NEW YORK. Oct 2i. A totnatopo-
Rilwnrtl r. Marron .tnti t\IiS< Killll '“"’_i-“ ”W “We" "“’t."“‘t'l"' of German
urine “mm” of Smith Street. are horticulture. according to (.ioi'mtin
“NP m m u” after an attack of the neWSpttpertt received here. According
grip. to their accounts. tomatoes and pota-
__ toes have been raised on one plant.
Vernon D. Worden of No, 29 With On a strong branch of a potato plant
- was graited a Shoot ot a tomato plant.
After a process of hardening, which
required one. month, the grafted plant'
was set out in the open. The two
branches then thrived aS one.
From Sixteen such plants it is stat,
ed 42 pounds of tomatoes and 25
pininds of potatoes were gathered. The
plants require only a rich. loose. warm
soil. much sunshine. and ordinary cure.
German papers Say the achievement Is
not. astonishing as tlte tomato and the
potato belong.r to the same plant spe-
cies, that of solanttm.
street. who has just hail a severe ate
tank of Spanish influenza, is sllRllIlY
improved.
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Charles Williams. of hierwlfi .‘Itl'eet..
has received word that. his son. (‘or
[total Henry A. Williams, who is Stir
tioned at Waltltnm, Mass. has recov-
ered from influenza.
\Irs Katherine Gilmore has resttni‘
ed her duties as bookkeeper for the
Norwalk Manufacturing Co. after a
week‘s illnes: at her home. Gregory
Boulevard. '
BANDIT GETS $20000 I
#— ! Hamilton. 0nt.. Oct. 23,—; tone:
The Selecttttcn and town clerk will bandit held tip an express rnesscnxeri
be at the (‘it.\' ”all tomorrow from 9 and his assistant in the express car
a. m. to 8 ll. m. 101‘ “19 IIUI‘DOS“ 0‘ of it Grand Trunk Railroad train as
makinz voters. and H“ ”105? who it, was leavinn Sunnyside tOdaV. ob-
have filed applications to be made. tamed a 5931”] 53,; containing $20,000
nirould be on hand as Piirly Hr“ 9055“ and leaped from the train ‘
bin. ‘ ‘
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Have you a safe place to
keep your Liberty Bonds and
valuable papers?-
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DON’T OVERLOOK QUAL-
ITY‘lN YOUR FOOT-
WEAR PURCHASES
'Yourhieldlnndneighbon will
mutt he I.
nyrbuMetng-uova.‘
nun-rum:
QUANTIWLIDPIXOI
The South Nonnlk
Trust Co.
hncfcwmore modem-it
bun-summation”
you.
ht II nil All up
“anon-nah.-
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section except a decision no to wltetlt-tH
WILL Ivuronm.
CHRISTMAS SEALS
(Cum—'5'“ .Pm Ono;
m.
Each Hld t‘rOSS member. however?
will be awarded ten Christmas sealr.
encload in a small folding which wilt
contain educational matter regarding
tubeit-uloSiS. The lied L‘rOSS on.
council. following conterenu-S and le
ters between Henry I’ liut'ison. its
chairman. and Ilr. Liiarles J. Hatfield.
managing director of the ttibercu‘toSts
associatiim, voted to titdorSe the pittii
at Its last meeting.
“We are deeply .wum’bh- oi the spe
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
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maceration ', . ‘ A . . 7 \
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FOR 5 LE.
m FINE WHO! (I? III LATE
WI. 1. RAYltlIID
A'!’ IOWAYTON, noun.
About twenty acre: good 13nd, noun, Barn, Cow-House,
Fruit and Ommeutal Trees. All convenience.
RAYMONBQUEROTIIERS .
M 113-3
I37 Washington St.
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SOLDIERS WILL GET y
COMFORT KITS
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siblt‘ tor tlic stiggwitort,
lldiltl. it I: pointtd out. Inf .‘\Illlt .ch
provide tor the rc-tttli‘t iiictit: o: in»
eigii reirel anti ‘itillll'dlY It‘ll! mm“
lilt‘lllh. ltctl (tow li'pl'i‘rt'itr.!li\t)-. m
Illl‘ lullé’l di‘lliilillttlll. (Illlit .ii-tl Ii) t1.t'
camps. and cantottriterttS. tut] .jflomp.
utethe knitted itiilt‘lt‘: airport; the an.
tilt‘l‘b tiotn Iiovt on.
The >K‘I'Ulltl attitudiict-titt-rrt Start,-
that as it l't‘ruli oi an Uitlt‘t. tSSttt-d I.)
the general Mull oi thc Army. at the
women of tieneiul l't’l>liill‘,. ihl.iiHLj
comfort till: limit the pthillal “We“.
sage oi Solditt‘S wing. tllt‘lt‘i’tlfi‘ tin;
and importance. at thiS trim, ot all
health h‘otk.‘ \‘vl'uic MT. U‘dt‘lbtJll to lit
liatitelti, "and particularly of the ei-
I'ort put ioitlt tn the pietentioii unit
(Ult‘ oi tttlu 't :tlmi: and In the tvtlillJ
lion OI the pillJllt' thereto.
“The action oi the uni council iS
prompt-d by lllt Sincere tit—tatte- to in
Sure, :o far in may be. the luflillit'
iiupce and development or your work
during the (‘Uilllllti cur. l'i'llllt‘l‘ than
to hatt- its >uppoi. contingent upon
the usual Mile of ('lll'lblliiiib‘ seals at it
time when. ltOwctcr worthy the canse.
lhr country IS being asked to consider
>0 many lllljml'l‘dllt appeub' to its §)'lll'
patlttt-S and resources.
"We are entering into this arrange
ment a~ a war-time measure and ope
t-ifically for the year 1919. “'9. can.
lll goal Iitiie. consider what will he
best tor succeeding rears.“
'I‘iti )tti‘n rizt
til
it
THE CHARM OF OUR
BEDROOM SUITES
“llll Surely appeal to terrtinine
ryer. Women, of course, spend
more time in their bl‘dl‘Ounl.‘
than men; they hate to “the
with their furniture." and, there-
iore. they Should be more pur-
tiotilar about its selection. May
tte help you cliOOSe your new
bedroom bulll‘ or Single. picceS?
Ur pirhaps you are thinking of
some new piece for the library,
litiiig room or dining room?
You'll find it right here.
lied Cross ha> decided to end its die“.
In replying to Mr. llaviSmt. Dr. llat- tribution U, “mm“, kite: W ”h, um“,
held Stattd that the arrangement was
entirely satisfactory to the ttiberctilo
>ls ti>>0tiatiotr
“()t the men who haVe been sent. by
tlrat'l boards. to campta and canton
iiieittS, zilreiidy more titan “moo haw
been returned to their homes because
in’tltc training camps: l'l'iit'tit-hll} ant
articles contained in ”It“ lied (.055
colittor kit can he llbltlllitd ll) tin-rue"
III the t'tilllpr :iliil t'alliuntilenis til the
I’ititetl States. The rapid llitl\t‘u)ent
or limit»; to Ethnic and the limited
. . . .. .. . iiiiioutit of >lili'ii‘m4 ”PM“ on "”4""
oi tuberculosis). he continued, 'lllt“ pot-IS tor the itoceseary equipment
and their IatntlreS niuSt be sought out “th, the Soldtel‘s mural yin-y tmlr
and taken care of.
“All of this work must be done by
civilian agencies. In view of these
facts. we believe that the war counci‘
of the Red Cross has taken a step
of even greater importance than the
organization of the splendid Red Cross
work for sufferers from tubercuIOSlS
in Fiance and Holy. ily energetic ac»
tion we Shall certainly avoid the terri-
tltein, prompted General «l'eishing to
make the request. The War Ik‘pal'l-
mom has iSSuetl a definite "list Ot they
personal articles which the man may;
take with him. .
'l'lie lied t‘Ici» vt rll, howmei. be able
to arrange tor shipment o\‘ct‘seiis.;
through the regular freight channels.
of it large quantity oI (:omlill‘t kite; for
tllhll‘ibtliltlli through its foreign coin-
RIBBON S
A line assortment of eight and ten inch widths, with narrow
tomatch for bagsandfaucy work 590—75c
Plain, plaid, striped and Persian, in live and six inch, for hair
bows 300—500
- ..... couched..-a-nlnoolo'luuouocoll
Lingerie by the yard or piece.
:19 metro b"°‘li‘~"{‘gll’m‘b-“f’ff‘j “til?" t..t..t....., it has it...".t.-t-ta..ttmttmtt.~ Heavy Gran-Grain Wrist Watch Ribbon 20c
.uropran toullli ("h y til tltil on» tit 5m,“ >llllllll(‘lll> “Wan“. it is felt mm.
"lrglfit'zvl‘tllim l \ )t’itio “d It 1', undo r conditions existing over tlicre‘
‘ ‘ ‘ “ ‘ 5N "‘ n a 5‘ ' lied (‘I1lfih kits piotide an ulldlllilllillt
2i:i‘.:‘.“.‘.’.:iiiiiié‘ii‘.“'i..‘.".i'!hilt; 1511'?” .t... it... ...... I MAI I ETT E
t ’ ' SS .
‘ . , .‘ ‘t t tr 't lillt'tl. -
( hrrntmun roll call. especially as this . ' H l ,.-_ ,_ , ,,._.___-_.._. ‘ . .
yet-Ir the appeal for lied t‘rmia tncinlttrt The ”H, m H". I'nitcd SH”...
HlllDt-i ht joined with otrr usual l‘ltitsl . . . l. , . ‘. -.. S .- .
m... tuberculosis cunning... 3,33“; ‘.'.:;,;,‘j‘ u; n?‘ “33}; ’-,.;.f,{i',f,‘, u wmntcron or. com noun“
.alovepyunan and woman ”1-H“. court (.mm) In New Haven. tomorrow. Mr E
Ellwiho, 1: not "3 lulu“ ‘T“‘,"“'. ,‘“.“:‘.‘. h‘clleek in under bonds of $5,000 to up . Tel. 449.
c m utei l0 tnlOl n tlii lied ( toss. in...” m ”N. heating. ,
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Everything in Children’s Shoes
Made by the Iiest makers in the trade,
whose output has stood the test ol many
years and given the best of satisiactiou.
We have them, have them tor all ages.
from the teething to the high school age.
Satisiaclory Stockingszol all Grades
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Wuhington Street. South Norwnlk.
WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
lull Lino—ring Auortment
ALSO mm AND vnmnsn A'B LOW Pnlcnc.
PAINTING, Pughgmomo
141‘ Waitingwn street. A’ CO 8011“! Norwolk.
5-;
Office Furniture
NEW AND B‘TANDARD MODELS OF ALL SIZED DESKS,
CHAIRS, TYPEWRITER TABLES AND MANY OTHER
ITEMS THAT ADD TO THE COMFORT AND CONVEN.
IENOE OF YOUR WORKBOOM.
‘ RAYMOND 8t SON
Wall and High Sta.
E:
N Norwalk.
W
‘ FURNITURE __
OF QUALITY
Prospective purchum are urged to consider our present
price: in especially Mummtcruimrcttylngood
fumltnreiuctucllhpnhlile. WWW-run.
‘1"!‘f’7g 3-. 1.; 13:72.!
Baby Wear
Everything for baby, including Warm Serviceable Hosiery,
Underwear, Eideriiown Carriage Robes. Baby Buntings, Blan-
kets. Jap Silk Quilts, Teddy Bear Sets, Drawer Leggings, Sweat.
era, Etc, Etc. An exceptional showing of Cold Weather Out-
on for little tots, at reasonable prices.
o. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
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:3me Lulu—lowing Oxford- I- Gold I
Min-Oumdmhuuounflun
Madnedoudtineyu Deni-HM
don-promptly“ Malayan-lug.
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Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro
tected? Have you a Safe 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 also act as custodian ot
‘ your Liberty-Bonds without change ,if you denim.
Our Saving- DepnI-tmcnt pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open a checking account and pity your bills by chock.
The City National Bank
‘ “MM
nine economics right now.
Make YounW WhileOur
Stock In Complete
“P we
Dorlon IIous’e
Shore Dinners
All Kinds of Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken.
A LA CARTF‘.
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Job Printing
So. Morwam
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A. M. \VOOSTER
A‘th". XLY Ai‘ LAW .
Lalo l-Lx-ntincr U. 8. Patent OM60
Send (or Booklet on Patent.
‘ W; Main St Bridupon. Co...
a
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tel. on... 106”; Hence “8.
27 WASHINGTON OT.
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
Remington. It)
makes. sold. 3
repaired. Rent“
per month. I
sold at $10 per month.
PLUMBER
TYPIWRITEII EXCHANOI
I“ Fairflcid Avc., Bridgeport, Com
REBUILT TVPEWRITERS ‘
INSURANCE
0t all Kinds In Strong and
, Reliable Companies
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’"fiE’ADY
fallSults for Your Selectm
Fancy Models
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
6 N. Main St So. VorWIlk
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Cure 'flnt Cold B!
Takinx
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WITH TAR
F. H. BAXTEB
manuals!
"1',
THE NEW SCIENCE
Chiropractic is the denflition of the
cause of the disease and the art. or
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
back. Even if done In childhood, id
later life In the different organs and
limbs. ‘
disease and pain. health is restored
t
tents in your body. Female tronblen
given special attention; also curm-
ture of the spine. You will never ran
gret giving the Chiropractor a. chance]
to help you.
Magnetic Treatments Given Alec.
T. FRANCIS,'II.‘C.
34 Washington St. do. Nomutk. can.
Graduate Item, Pulmondchpet. I
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WHITE PINE COMPOUND .
was In! ._ .
PATENTS'
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' REAL ESTA TE
In all its Branches
.I. M. Layton & Co, Inc.
5 RAILROAD Am
noun NORWALK. OOII. ‘
. Conservative Modeler
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIQ-
by a match. twist or sprain in the '
creates pinched nerves and pain in -
Chiropractors remove the cause at g
hrough harmonizing the nerve eyof ‘
Norwalk Chronicler