tothclcys
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“SOB—We Don' t Want the
Bacon.
Ouo, Oui Mari.
”Um-On the Level, You're a
Little Devil.
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FARM
Lanai: nous: urn our mummies.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ROI! ’0! OWNS
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NEAR RAILROAD STATION.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3 132 Washington Si.
FORSALE onro LET . l
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nade. .
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trot
HinduStan. Fox trot.
DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St. ,
acorn 2103qu II
Lit) News
; ~~~- as TO YOUR
I - DINING ROOM
“meat you found from exper-
Ienoe that your dininga‘oom is I
used more than any other room .
in the home, yes. even more '
than yom' hulrmnis? You use
it three or tour tunes a day [In
meals; Iour gur'bb linger there
tillel ating; the men like to
smoke and play words there.
’i‘heni'ote your d.ntng room
Iuinltute must be limitless. ll
IIIl'I bt ll um um it now us.
ANGEl/INE FURNITURE CO.
Mrs. Joseph Layden. who hit! IIIIII
Quite ill at her home in Hean smtrut
r Norwalk, is improIing niteiy
f —Charge accounts opened to pot)-
_ . w of good standing who hate lived
‘ in this town for over 5. years: Ask ll-‘
about it. Brand's Jewt-hy store.
Miss Lillian Cohen, of High street.
’ has resigned her position with Lau-
‘? tubers. N Washington street.
1:; M Charles E Williamson
.4 deserves reelection. He has made
f. good. He is for the. whole of Norualk
. ‘1 Ilsa Sarah Lewis, of Lewis street. i
" ~, I confined to her home with the]
ode l
HVOJ'E
forest Mills Underwear
You are always comfortably clad in “Forest Mills” Under-
wear.
Each garment is finished with pattented “Flatlock”
seams, so that there is never more than one thickness of ma-
terial.
The material is pre shr'unk so that the garnIcnts retain
their shape and are dependable in wear. Union Suits, Vests,
Drawers, Tights for women and children.
27 hi. D Robertson reptesmtatite l FLANNELEHB DOWNS
Mrs. Herbert Rogers at \‘o 7 . ' . _
lhestnut street. first w.ard tho lltlh With and Without collars in pmk and white and blue and
m ”"°"*" “' ‘5 “"0"“ "“"-‘ white stripes .............................. $1.89 to $2.00
‘ Mrs. James P. Hail, secretan oi It» _
lions Service Section. A, it. t‘.. and Extra "3“ _______________________________________ $2.25
«mm, Margaret. are recovering
Iron a two vIeI-ks' siege of the grip.
-—-Sherifl Pease's administration t-au '
{.5 he pointed '0 with pride. Vote for his . .
.‘meleetlon tomorrow. 1
Word has been received here Illitl
Han-y Tariov. who is at camp IIIIII- I. WAIHIIO'IOI If. Dom 303W“
cock. has been promoted to a min
Wish“) in the medical corps of lll" Tel. “0.
WI . 1 l
M". John Hyatt 01‘ lb \Vt'h‘l Mitill 5 ”fl _......_ ..._..=._ .—_—I_ 5—-‘TPP
. '"°°" ”“5 ‘°’\"‘Td “""‘ “' ‘1'“ ”W“ MKQ; not: can; “a...“aocaunm
of her biothtr in \‘eu J-Ism him if!
" influenu
5 --’I'he people supported Lincoln Ill.
_'-‘ Ina trying days of the (‘lIil II n tlIIvl".
supported McKinlev timing the Span-
WilhAnerlcan “tar; and thI) will IIII
port Wilson during this git Me I (I
7' . all wars Vote tornzostoro rock for
Congress and the «min ntmoctatic
[1 “(that _
George F. (‘fll‘l'llll I'III'IIII HI I it
Spring Hill .Ivnnue non of Hit It. s I
course In radio at lli‘lHerl llnl\tl'
‘ahip‘ ‘Wtsconsinf'
Alan F. Sitta has betn net-thud for. .
'lpocill induction into the he :‘III IIIIII
It?! and leaves, Thursday morning. Int"; ‘
1M Hamilton. His brother, Sorueitnt 1‘2}
Wit 8. Oliver, is in m-tion‘in Frans-n.
Alfred Lawson. of this (fly, who 11:le
been with the t‘lghtinn form-s ln'
With the war will be soon oI't-r HI'I ..
happy. however in his pIoIIIotion to
fie once of corpmal and loo .II {I It ntisl
to extending congratulations :
.jloflrapreaentatlws successful men. I
M the sort Norualk needs in the:
Moral Assemblt. Every ward mm
port them. I
Ilsa Eva “water has resigned he?!
ltion with the Kerr- Durnln i-III'
company. of Woodward avenue untl‘
:upecta to start on her new duties
Tm bookkeepet with the tale & To“ nel
;flunufacturing (‘ompany of Statnt‘oId.. '
Y-
Mrs J. 8 Sears and daughtei Miss
yllls Sears. R. N who have. been'
”Catlin: about ten davs in waalk. I
_ ed in New York today ‘iliss!Y
.who has been com alescing from I
attack of the Spanish influenza]
pneumonia. 'on returned much}
roved in health. |
Why——
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The privilege of converting }
M 8 13 per cent. and 4 per :
t
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\flMandSecondLiber-
~. laudsinto41-4pcroentfl
. IIstbesxtrcisadbe-
4“ u ‘
nun-re ‘
has been senioush ill with th- Spaniell a
P
flor-—al and' Indian ‘deSIgns, on mground of solid rose. Copen,
Navy. wholias just t-IoIIIIIlItId ll ‘
i
I:
ntty, has been assigned to the IIIIIIII .N
l
ththeA.E.I-‘.- . l
finance for St‘vf‘rul months. has writ-i
ruletters home recently that helix
——Judge Nehemiah Candee and Sam- 38"“ no “iwu' ”.73.: 3“:—
J. Watkins Republican 6andidatemf _ . _ - ‘ “it“
Bath Robes
A real necessity—made from heavy Beacon blankets. in
navy. tan. sky and my “Mills-I-
WOMEN’S noses $4.50to $10.00
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CHILDREN'S ROBES . . .
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
3| Walf Imus. (email
KRYP‘I‘OK LINS'S—Foldil. Oxfords ll Gold I
Shall Ihur-On and Other Housings.
Mulls nomination oi the eyes. Dentists' unscrip-
Ileaa mapfly filled. Inert MI
4%
Are your valuables papers and securiths 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 oi
’your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
- Open a checking account and pay your bills by cheek.
The City National Bank
“mo-s.
Why the greatest
munitions State has, the
cleanest record on
enemy Violence
OT a single life has been sacrificed, not a dollar’s
worth of property has been lost, through enemy
violence here in Connecticut.
While other states have been visited by disasters, Con-
necticut has quietly been doing its job of supplying
American soldiers and sailors with more than 50 per cent
of their munitions.
By prevention it has accomplished what could not be
done by punishment.
Even before the war, the office of the United States
Attorney, Thomas .J. Spellacy, completed a census of the
State and knew exactly where everyone stood. The day
war came, alien enemies. were on their way to Fort
Oglethorpe. ’
Then the United States Attorney started co—ordinating the
various Federal agencies. Through his efforts there has
been perfect harmony and co-operation among the Intelli-
gence officers of the Army and Navy, the agents of the
Department of Justice and the members of the American
Protective League.
Today there is not a nook or corner in the State where an
emeny alien, bent on mischief, even can whisper his plans
without being reported instantly to the United States
Attorney.
The ports of the State have been kept clean for the youth
of the country in training
there. The factories have
been kept safe for the men and
women workers. It has not
been necessary to stamp out
enemy violence, for enemy
violence never has been al-
lowed to start!
This is a matter that is big-
ger than party prejudices.
It is Vital to the nation’s suc-
cess in the war, for the
munitions must be kept go-
ing to our forces overseas!
Uphold the nation's war
program by voting for your ..
Democratic Representative
' in Congress and for the man
who, as United States Attor-
ne y, has enabled Connecticut
to serve the country and the
country’s fighters. Give him
a place of greater usefulness
and fuller service. as Govern-
r.‘ Be able to look back at -
1918 and say: “I was bigger
than party politics! I voted
to pack up the President!”
Democratic Nominees
For Governor
THOMAS J. SPELLACY
For Lieutenant-Governor
CHARLES D. LOCKWOOD'
For Secretary
HARRY L. BROOKS
For Treasurer
CHARLES S. AVERY
For Controller
CHARLES B. PINNEY
For Attorney- General
HARRISON HEWITT
For Representatives in Congress
First District . . AUGUSTINE LONERGAN
Second District . . . FRANK P. FENTON
Third District . . o ARTHUR B. O'KEEFE
Fourth District . . . . LESTER O. PECK
Fifth District . . . . EDWARD L. SEERY
For Sheriffs “'
Hartford County . . . GEORGE H. GABB
New Haven County . THOMAS L. REILLY
New London County, ERROL C. LILLIBRIDOE
Fairileld County I . WILLIAM VOLIMER
Windham County a e o o s 10"" 0. FOX
Lhchlod County . . . . DENNIS HAYES
W County. FREDERICK ll. DWI
Toiland County . .
ERNEST W. AVERY
Norwalk Chronicler