Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 25, 1918 · page 7

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Novena

mourn mm
on:
our: pun All) urn
shunts

sum, Poor cups, cam

now. oncou'rnn
nouns. no.

A LARGE Assonrnnr or

nALLownnn rAvons

DONNELLY’S‘

16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALI.

 

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City News

 

 

Miss Florence L. Home na.~ restgn-
ed her position with lllP Southern
New England Telephom Co.

I m._- I

Mics liclun l.entlicrlnttd,
ward :Iu-nuw. l.‘ illil“ In In-
I week's dine»:

\l'tttttl
III It‘t

IIl~
Illll

III’ IlI'I lit-Idol] IIH‘
t‘ollll , l'nl

Thomzn BIIIQHIL
has Suite to NIII'u‘It-h,
the benctit In his health.
Miss BIIIIltrI Roth‘h
home in Met‘win street

evr . at \Iion

I.~ ill in lit-f

» Dance

' llullu»
Sven. Otch.

Sill.

Rev. John 1) Shvnc
very ill at has sumnttr homo on
Hill road.

of SIIIIIII'tItd
it! y

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fir, and Kile. h‘nIIIm-l llendt'ichx Iti
Soundvicw lll'ldl't‘. HI» lll pith tlIc
grip.

Mrs. Juntc.‘~ Barrr. Iii . Women
is slouiv rwovnrinn iIotn an
attack of the grip.

Edmund Wheeler. nt‘ North nrcnuc.
is recowrlng from HIV Spanish intltt
enzn.

I
of Lincoln ll\("
be out after a tow

Mia‘s Julia hum-III y.
one, is :IblII in
weeks: mums.

Miss Myra \l'eiss. who 1185 been Ill
with the clip IIt llt'i ll()lllt‘ at .'I HIt'k
eley stteet, 1" now improving lll(‘t‘l\.

Mi» lllnnchc l.. t‘I'II'g. of No II
()rchnrd street. who lulu been Rick
with tho Izrip. is netting along nicely.

Miss Emlyn Lapse. of llnnltury.
formerly of Norwnlk. who has hurt)
quilc,ill \\'itlI pneumonia ix lt-Iltll‘lvtl
to he improving todny.

Mrs. (gat‘ence Bauer hiifl IeIcIIIId
word of tho death of lter hrnthcriti-
law. who was a victim of the ltll'llt‘
doed Ticonderoga.

Hurry Nit-hereon. of Widen it"Pnllt‘I
is able to be; out II short whilc each
day. after an attack of the Sptfitish in-
flueuza.

. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Francis ll. Northrup
of IBavvlow avenue, who have been fit
with the IIrrip, are somnwhnt improv-
Ol. ‘ '

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Mrs. R. t} Maggy. who hm: mnm‘
friends in Stamford throunh llm' ris-
its to her sister. Mrs. llarold A. Par-
sons. will spend the winter in Brook-
lvn. having rented her houm- in New
Jersey—Stamford Advocate.

 

Court Frances, Order of Goldcn
Sceptre. met Monday evening. OctoI
her 21, in their roomS, on East Wash-
ington street. Matters of interest to
the order were discussed and plans
made for the betterment of the or
dcr which will he carried out later.
owing to so much sickness in tw7n
the. attendance Was small but those
that. were there had a jolly °or|l tlnt|.
Refreshments were served. The lodge
meets every first and third Monday
of each month in G. I\ R. rooms on
Enat Washington sheet. Visitors from
Bridgeport were present

,3 Have you a safe place to
keep your Liberty Bonds and
valuable papers?

f The Soulhllorwalk
Trulec.
Motowmnlodopodt
tan-amnion»;-

you.

*Uhmuhn
unfit“

. arately

 
 

 

 

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l’ r «a i win ‘ I‘ new ¢ o, .u“ M“ h
1‘ .bws * -I* ill' F4 ' ' “‘"é‘fih ”4 -‘ a» P- a» . ,,.
7"“ .55 " M i“ ‘A W l ‘h ' ‘h t In! I“ an.
'.a~ '3-4 In.“ at .3 Earth“ «H In; K tin .w ,I, .5 ram} fl ’5‘“
c '.I I. t I L:. ;. 211;in n~ a"

‘tI I In c ‘I'risrn .ng inflict!» Alt ill! l” i»; . .4... m A. I ‘ “5. ‘

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“qu41 p I‘ . I .II - .4 ht. 'p-IIr g.) V. 5‘
the-«an aiII' “I no! tuiv- .It. i." I» I II! I.” "m
Luadunn nu tutu ut tl"4§dli~ u ..I lgii ‘ ”swans
luIId (Itindliicll‘? it'll HA I III" E. '5 I“. I“
tlmw “loll alt u-Iwudqm apt-a run

In I I.“ If MI IiI- -r it‘ll“ ‘Hlyltltt'r .

llI Iattrr III lllt Kiri! dutmur’b madt‘
I.) the Atnu and NM): there I» III-me
Ihtlu.’ of LI .‘llill'LKt' (It .‘I'llt‘r’l.:ll
t‘htddat t'lIH-‘N', and the ll-‘oud Adnnn
l.-!i' It'll-n I- (ml-i ll‘J lllt' lidliltlll IIu
lit for man ‘intemih IuIIsII'IaI .on o.
«hr-esp

In twirling

Min Kally tells How I.
E“c' “”933 Il’“°‘2II°
om color
Her Health.

that l-lltlr'!‘ ‘III 'Ilu'letl

 

ill II IramIIIIlIII mflalll't IIIII-I 1hr (1)}!5

the Food .\an'IIIII~tt'aIiIIn IteIIIII<>

llllyllltlt-“Hl llll’lilltl[llll‘dliltlvmjlr‘li'e'h‘T l'lll‘zlll: NPWal’k, N J‘THFUI about “1““

portattou t'lldlit.‘ it not: A: StIIIdgr YPSI‘S l sufiered lrom nervous break

(‘i:- -...>- it" 'll\‘ ' ill] I cold down and got 80
run I u.I , IIIIIII ti til Wellilcould hardly

Mot-due hum-I: i lllSlllallll‘I‘ IlInI'ut—s
actually int'lli‘l't‘d on cold sIoIaILxe but»
“It ’- Interem on money inH‘Mr'd at
the l‘ul‘ltlll IIItII ulnlc butter is in
cold Horas), I; AIIIIIII mm of IIIIIII-
ing, it' the lIuIII-t- Is put in print torIn
t'rIIIn till» IIr tubes. t'ow >llall not
include any .IllIIwIInI-II llll shrink-new
In chght, \i(lllllllln$lt)ll> or expenses

stand, and hudbood
aches every day. I
\tried everything ll
could think of and
was under a pit y-
sician' a cure for twol
a III-s. Agirl friend
ad used Lydia K.
Pinkltam's \ege

 

other than tltosc herein llnle‘d Mimi “bl“ umpoundund
mum Inurgtns pt‘l‘llllllt‘d in any aalc‘ lhe lled me about
l‘\l‘¢’lll In tnanulncturer or relutlet' fl Prom the first

day 1 took ill began

;.~' lollowh:
* ‘ to feel better anl

slutll lw lllllllt'tl l ,cenl per

pound till IIII loy mics. l l 2 cents per ;
pound on Two; 2 runs on 3,500 ,5 “bl“: lam "91"“
pound»; " l 2 t'r‘lllfi IIII 70h pounds; 3 \ f: cdlod‘o m0“ any
t't'llh on too pounds and :I 34 (cuts hui\ne bgenwroerk ’-
tlll ha“ thIIn Imt poundr. Additions ,- mendin the 6%,:
tor t_IIld alotIItI'e (homes are limited pOImeVeI'lince Ind give gyou m I‘-
III l I-IIII III tIIIIItIIl tor one month mission m publish‘ this letter” .ym“

and nut llltll“ I than l- -l (chi [WI pound F10 KELLY, 47630 um 8! Newark
IIII ~IIIIIIIli'IL- months up to n maxi N,J_ '
IIIIIIII In sum» i There-noon thin (union: rootmd herb
[or IIIII ‘I lllI‘ III-st five Inst itetnb remedy, LydloE. Pinkhum'o Vegeublo
In. In. .~.IInII 'l\' lttl butter and the (ompound was so successful in Miss
~mh IurIniIs of additions cowrlnx Kelly'lcuewu because it wentwtbe
III. mm In liill' mining not to exceed root. of her trouble restored her to a
l I IIInI III-I- IIIIIInd. Sales exchII by normal healthy condtuonundu III-cault
IIIIIIIIIYI'WIIIIIII I» and retailt ts .tI‘e Sub lhcrnervouineoa disappeurod.

litl ltl IhI lttlltmlllL'. limitations on;
To Heal Bed Sores

«.Ir lots 2H tl‘ll‘n' Ilt'l‘ pound. 7,000 l!
l t t't'lllh III-I pound; .Illtl pounds 1 3 l For 25 “In physicians And not“;
have nev or found Inylhing equal to

l «Iota nI lllllllll i
I 'Sykos comiori Powder

and IIIL» ths‘m fitIuI
IIIIIIIId~ :: H lll [Ni pound
One box prove: in extraordinary Luling

"lhe i-ood Adtui nietration is diIt-Lt- I
in: its cntot I-Intnt IItIIthlItc i\ against-
(llillt‘I‘S who are attempting
Luce ptotits III tlIc rising butter ntar- l

to “I“, power for my chin inflummution.
So at the Vinol and other drug (tore:
Boston. Man.

The Comfort Ponder Co.

hut. lttdcr the Food Administration;
It’glllillittns. lt‘lllt‘l‘ both ntotazt- :Ind‘
ll‘rll. lilllhl In- mid III a Inlte not to

 

he. .. I. A‘. I war its; III-«9 o
.m“ to skin x a.&*! m at it
a“ .wI “In Mr «'M’ ‘C‘ ’3‘ #51 It
Imp in. 3* < Cl” ' A l
h ”A. y ic;iII umu’

Ibo I.“ , rill-"5‘ um Wm“ r; M. pm
last. I. W w I .I v
I» I It r

”0|va ’NVNCIA’c all! -

nil, 'I'\ H ,l I.‘ "'ba l
I I J, .,I ‘bll :II t ., >i~ : ,I.
4,55? 1,.»qu NI ,‘ItntIiws .I ‘wI-ut . It
[imam II. III- .Imuu‘w .. to
putt; Iii Haunt“.- t‘lon I" IN- «and
Min-d 4|- IEIIIIII- oi 5t Nun} Hm
ldl “It ~r§ut5 and H H l.rw-l Hu-III
ul I‘I'lnlii Id \lA-s-
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runs'Iersr. "cocoon

n l in!‘\LA two-t.
; E l I ho ,.I

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CHIOHESTER 3 Plus

I'll! 'DIAIIIHD” Bu
bl Whole-lurk. Dr
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t‘llh in lied And Ho.“ menu“;
,4 l-uxu ruled unit 81...: kitten.

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I SPANISH INFLUENZA PRE.
VENTED

Thousands are buying a 25c jar
lof CREAM or MUSTARD, a pro
lveutative. For prompt relief from
Grip, Sore Throat Gold in GhulI
andp All Inflammation and Con-I
gestion, Cream of Mustard Gives

IInatant Relief and Comfort to the,
Ask your druggist for*
I’ll. or mailed on receipt of prim I

ISufl‘erer.

.The Cream of Mustard 00., 802
lNorwnlk. can!

 

 

IxIecd II I-Itipuintcd IIIIIIIIIiII over cIost.
and IlIIIlets nte not allotted to ptoiit
ll) .IhnoIIIIIIl Hill .‘Illt‘t‘.~ ill the tuIIIkeI
quotntions. The tetailerr margin oil
profit on butter shall not exceed it
cunts pt'l‘ pound I’ll ca>h and I‘III‘rVI
stores IInd I. t'tlll> IwI pound nt rrrdlt
.Ind dIlin-ry :ltllt“

At'UII‘tllll“ to the new cheese Icgu l
lution~ Ietniltts ttnn not Hell \tneri
I In (It t'hIdI Int chm M: In tiny udvnnte‘
itt cxccss of six or st‘l‘t’ll‘l centn orerl
HM, Thc .six rcnt Iwr pound profit?
rotor-sent» the tuuxintuut margin of;

Shoes include all shapes of the

ltltllll tor storm I'otIdut'tI-d on tilt”.
cnsh and curry or no service plan, comm
while >m‘en cents per pound lh’ thtII

tn.I\IIIIunt lur thc cxtrn :tcrvice stores,
cumming IreIiiI IInIl dclircry. l

lleIIh-rs \rhom- delirI-red store-door1
Inst ix tiunttd in IIIIIIions may have,
tho ltcnelit ot Isuthl l'-IIrt(ionttl cost. I

l'or example Illt‘l‘h‘t‘ costing on
store door :I‘. It rtnts per pound
\rnuld curry II lllIlXIlllllllll mnt‘ln of

Where lite Shoe Finches

Is right where dissatisfaction begins and comfort o'nds.

WE SELL CHILDREN 's SHOES your after year to the
some parents, for our big and varied stock of School and Dress

‘ QUALITY STOCKINGS OF ALL GRADES.

CONNEALLY ‘

best makes, and a. perfect fit is

81 BRACKEN

 

 

 

ti :Il routs IJI‘I' pound for the cash and
IIIII III III IIIIIIII IIIIIIII. and 7 3- 81 Wuhiwon Street- Beuth Norwdk.
l cents per pound for the extra 381“
\‘icv or rrI-Ilit :Ind dcliVI-ry stores.
- ‘ ' - IIIIrLIinII at and 7
In detetmmmu I 6

 

 

III-tits per pound on cheese with the

 

fractional cost itt dcuherat' favor, the
l'nited States Food Administration
has: uiwn due considcrntlon to the
rising costs ot opcrntion. whicfi’ musl
be met by tho Ilcnlcr. This. maximum
margin will. no doubt~ cxt'eEd in some
instances normal pre-wul“ margins. .
in addition lo the tort-going nia‘r-
gin. ll rctnilor who cnrrics American
or (‘hcddar (‘hemc in II warehouse for
more than a”) days, may add noi to
exceed I-S ccnl pcr pound per month
fot each and e\'ery nmnth after the
30 day petlod during which the
cheese is held in the. utttehouse by
him. but in no case xhall the amount:
addcd succeed I cent per pound, and,
no further amount shall he added by.
the color after nine months from the}
ate of original storage. I
Dealers should understand that if
thev m mago (ostn they must average
the cost of each "Inde and style sep-

 

141 William Street.

 

YARDS, HIGH CHAIRS AND
TREES 931d many other items.

 

 

Wall and High Sta.

 

 

 

TO BE BRlEF

DON’T ovnnLoonopAL:
ITY IN YOUR roar:
WEAR-PURCHASES

“monk-Wm.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

' WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
run Lino—Pine Anortment
ALSO PAINT AND VARNIBEA'JI Low PRIGEO.
PAINTING, PAPER manta
A. COHEN

 

 

,Furniture For King Baby

We have been well rewarded for making a. specialty of
Furniture and Fixings that tend to give comfort. and pleasure -
to the little ones and we invite inspection of our big stock of
BABY CARRIAGES, GO~CART8, CRIBS, ORADLES, BABY

PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY EVERYWHERE

RAYMOND 8c SON .

FURNITU
OF QUALITY

Prospective put-chum m urged?» oomldcr our present
prices}: especially Mnudtbotorulwoityingood
fumlturoiluototullimptoblblo. Wmuoflrgou.

MakeYourSclcctiomWhlleOur
Stock In Complete.

mum-ma

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South Norwolk.

 

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ROCKERS, MINIATURE HAT 5

Norwalk.

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FOR-ALE.

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III-II Ana-go—

RAYMOND MOMS

M1184 . ”3““.

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I 555, . mmnorool

/ 5 l \\ “0800' WITH
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I. IL . ‘\ t
I I \III Hm.) app-d ‘o tommno
/ ‘ 5 l I,” “lump "immutaoprlwl ‘
I . 11mg. line In 'I‘mtt ltttlinuuh
_ .» than uIIn ll.I_\' 1mm in 'llH

Kill: l2 and Hit tc
IIIUtI put
its rtltL‘lluH. May

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-;.I't luInt'uIv
IUII Tim; .‘liiilll'l DP
tIcIIlIII dlA‘Lll
\‘It’ htlp you IlIlttlre

lIIIlIooIII MIMI “1' “rule pleat?

some “th ItII-ce tor the library.
liting mom or dining
You'll find it Itrht here.

ittum'.’

 

 

 

 

RIBBON S

A h"line “comment of eight and ten inch widths, with narrow
:tomatchforbagnandfoncy work silo—75¢

Plain, plaid, striped and Persian, in live and six inch, for hair

”'bows‘ffi’ "" ' m “soc-50c

 

 

 

un-unnono-ooococci-oouoocoooocooo

Lingerie by the yard or piece.
m
Heavy GrosGrain Wrist Watch Ribbon 20c

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I J. I. MA LLET TE

II WASHINGTON IT. MUTE NORWALI.

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ngy Wear

Everything for baby, including Warm Serviceable Hosiery,

 
 
 
 
 
 

Underwear, Eiderdown Caniage Robes, Baby Buntings, Blan-
kets, Jup Silk Quilts, Teddy Bear Sets, Drawer Leggings, Sweat.
era, Etc... Etc. An exceptional showing of Cold Weather Out-

fits for little tots, at reasonable prices.

 

Hr I‘tUJINRTL f'h‘lct 5'

‘v’I’I'M CHRDE A‘fPCNRND/U‘,

 

88 WASHINGTON 81‘.

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0. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS‘I

glwmltuw. I innit.

nmox “NIH—Foldingom h Gold I'
mmmmmumm ' ,

Monmdonoldiocyu. Dculim’pu-crlp-
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Are your valuables. papers and securities properly pro.
looted? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? I! not, we can pro- ;

. vide you with one for the mall sum of- $4.00 per your, in our
modern Safe Deposit: Vault. We will also act as custodian at
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.

Our Savings Department pays 4 per cont. per your.
Open a checking account and pay your bills by chock.

The City National Bank

Micro-keen.

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”mom

F. 8. "ON
Job Patna».

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A. M. .VVOOSTER

Alli I 7-1} Al IAW
LatclJuIm I. w :L. S. Patonloflbo.

PAT ENTS

Semi for Booklet on Paloma
‘ l " Mair. .‘t Bridgeport. Co...
:5

David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER t

Tol. Olloo. 1060-8; Noun «8.,»
:1 WASHINGTON 8T.
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING'

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘ :5:
B m 1 m. moi-wool.
Remington, Ill oth-

mnkeo. sold, “a:

repaired. Renal-
per month. Much“.
sold at $10 per month.
PLUMBER

'rvnwnn'an EXCl-lANGI
I“ Fulrilold Avc., Bflldgeporl. Conn
REBUILT rvpawutrzno

lNSURANCE

0i all Kinds in Strong and
Reliable Companies "

REAL ESTATE
in all its Branches

J. M. Layton 8t Co.,lnc.‘

II worm Anm J
com nonwnx. con.

READY

 

 

 

 

 

., Fall Snlls tor Your Selectio-

Fancy Models
Conservative Mode“

COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co,

6 N. min Si So. Walk

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Cute That Cold B!
Taking
WHITE PINE COMPOUNI
WITH TAR - t
F. . H. BAXTEB
- DRUM!!!

THE NEW SCIENCF
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACYIG
Chiropractic is the denflitiou oi the

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_ cause or the disease and the art oi!

adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if donoin childhood, it:
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

toms in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; Madonna-
ture of the spine. You will never to

to help you.
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.

'1'. FRANCIS, I). C;

34 Washington St. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.

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