. 7 - t
~m Iinlt
at Xmas ’
an an. on orsruv.
A large and beautiful assort-
lli 80. Main St.
. scorn roman.
All. Carrie lb. Barrett,
Ps- c low days, is improving.
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my lather Kellogg. of Ohio
.. II able to be up after an at:
—_.._
1% I? ”Must Haholtey, of East
3* M has secured a position in
*3 m Store.
{In It‘ll, of Norwalk, who has
, _, II with Spanish influenza, is sut—
from In “back of plural pneu-
“Janos Nolan. of Kellogg street. te-
to his duties in the Norwalk
”1 office, yesterday morning, after
us attack oi pneumonia.
Dole-Wales of Monroe. father or
' or Wales, pro riotor or the Cree-
luck. N has been elected
amateurs in the state legisla-
s
“5*“ lit. and lire. Paul Hoieiy closed
,Mr home at 71 Newtown avenue for
"we cold months, and left for their
, motor home in New York city, yester-
‘flay afternoon.
it.
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- James Turner has received word
from his son. Charles Turner, private,
Company 1). 39th lntantrv that l'n
was able to be up on Oct. 8 for a
while. He is a brother to the late
William Turner, also Mrs. J. Heal.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. lchlyn. ot‘ «i
Terrace place, and Mr. and Mrs. l".
Ward DeKlyn, of 403 Main street.
Dnnllury, haVc returned to Danburv
from Roton i‘otnt. where they spent
_ the summer and tall
Oharles I“. llal‘trutn of Taylor I‘Iitl'“.
put out a flag yesterday that did Si‘l"
f“. {vice durlnz the Civil War. It w--.<
,Iormel‘ly the property of his uncle, the
duo ANhlteCt William S. Knapp, or
South Norwalk, who served in the
main,
Employee or the, American itali-
vway Express company in this cltv
are much interested in the announce-
‘ment that the company's I‘mpluyva
will receive an advance in want-s
as soon as the new proposed m.-
m rates go into effect. The date
hi the increase in rates and wages
indefinite as yet.
There was some delay in starting
it). big parade yesterday afternoon.
mu to a misunderstanding with the!
finial-icon“ Band, scveral'members ot
which did not know they had been‘en-
W‘ to take part in the process on.
number of people with the various
”sanitation-3. who arrived early at
he Amory, waited fully an hour and
half before the start was made.
’
- The 370th session of Not-walk Lori ac,
’ No. 709. Benevolent and Protective 01-
tier of Elite will be held on Wednesday
dinning, at the Home in South Main
'tltreot. District Deputy Grand Exalted
Ruler, Joseph C. here, of Bt'ldchort
W No. 36. of Bridgeport, will make
All! oflcial visit of inspection and the
jaundanoe of every local Elk is car
" ' tly requested.
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GRATITUDE AT NEWS!
(Continued From First Page)
pct-b genetal, have won. and genera-
tion. yet unborn will marvel at and
bless their strength. their endurance
and thtir moral tort-e.
"All the world mm and history ,
shall write the unselfish W of
our entering intotbe great War. She
dull tell. to. that being in. we have
pursued, with inflexible determine
tion and unparalleled vigor, with a
capacity for achievement till now un-
heard of and with an unfaitdring
spirit that by our night we should
anally ‘make right "the law of the
world and out every selfish dominion
down in the dust.’
“Our tomes in the field have beaten
the picked German Guatds._Seiche~
prey. Cauiigny. Belleau Wood, Cha-
teau'l‘hlerry. St. thiel. Argr/Je For-
e: 'pitd Sedan are proud names tor all
time to all Americans. Our navy has
done its every task to the minute.
Win-ever it could come in c tact
ar‘ifi?the enemy it has prevailed.
"Our sacrifices have been many.
Yet, 'our dead have not died in vain.’
my now know and we know ‘Our
not is marching on.’ Autocracy is
dead; the tide of democracy sweeps
over.
:‘We owe unstinted praise to army;
566d‘navy. to the Government for its
conduct of the war and to its eiforts
in promoting national unity and na-f
01' 801d?" tional solidarity. and to our Presl-
mnc. witches been on the sick lists y.
whose voice throughout. by
" lmohtconsent, has spoken the con-
, .
.A Chinese general with, his
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New chines Cami hi “to,”
Wiwmm q
VLADIVOB‘I‘OK. Nov. 1: (Cone:
spoudeace or The Associated Press).—
seven
wives and a small bodyguard walked
into the station. at Harbin. a tow days
since, its the Vladivostok train was
about to start and demanded 'acoommo-t
dation for himself and party.
The Chinese .eastern, although a
joint RussianChlneee property, is
operated by the Russians in conjunc—
tion with the Siberian railway.
The Russian station-master wnsuit-
ed his watch. shrugged. and said "Nil-
u," which is the Russian Equivalent
for “it can't be done." lie explained
that the train was full and it was leav-
ing time.
Without further pariey the general
dis ched members of his bodyguard
to d the train. One man clambered
into the locomotive and covered the
enginemeu with a revolver. Others
mounted guard on the car platforms.
Then the general ordered the sta-
IIOII'IIIaell‘i to procure a car “quiqui.”
which is Chinese for “instantly with
out and back talk,'" on pain of very
serious consequences to himself.
Twentyminutes later the train pull-
ed out with the Chinese general and
his seven wives aboard in a spurious
private car.
LIEUT. BANKS BLINDED.
Greenwich Oi‘flcor Sufloring from Re-
sult of Gas Attack.
'Wordlhas been received here that’
First Lieutenant Henry 8. Banks, of?!“ THINGS but happiness ll,
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the 6th Field Artillery, Regular Armv,
science and the ideals of the Allies. g‘m "WW ""rsed and made totally
“The work over there could not'
',hnve been had those folks at home
but done their part. Today all con.
ditions of men and women have the
privilege of rejoicing in the triumph,
of ill 8A1“! '. ' ‘ is t“:"-- victory : :'
well as that Oi the In. W hilIlIII‘I'ri ztltl
sailors. But the war is not yet t...» |
Our work is not yet done. Many ll
Europe will starve it we do not feed
them; mole will remain destitute it
we do not care for them.
“Our ships must first bear succor
to the suiterlng before they can
brill! our boys and our overseas nup-
plies home. All Europe is in the tires
of revolution. Our boys must stay
there and save those stricken coun~
tries from anarchy. restore order and
help them to know the liberty we
know-liberty buttressed and ordered
by law. All this Will take time. Mean-
time we must not halt, but work the
harder; our labor must feed the bun-
m. furnish the material needed {or
restoration and rehabilitation oi Eu-
}in a base hoepital at Al
ibeen transferred from a
blind in the battle of Verdun during
the first week in October. and I6 now continual PI-In
stem, having no pm of the body can give more .
nether hospl- trouble mu tho mm.
iNFLUENlA-vLA GRIPPE
t.) be our old familiar in KrlDDO. Fol
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The present influenza is now known
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APPAREL
CHARGE ACCOU NTS OPENED
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till. it is heped that his sight may be
restored, and that he will recover item
the wounds. but members of his family
have teamed no thither information
as to his condition.
Lieut. Banks Was a junior in Wit-
iiams (Toilette when he Went to Platte-
hul‘g ’i‘t'antlng (“may lie completed
his con} 5e and graduated i'rolu the mi.
loge in 1917 and ’returued to Platte
burg for further instruction. lie was
then transferred to (‘amp Shelby. Hat.
tiesburg, bliss, and later was sent to
Camp Merrill. Early last March he
went overseas. He was in the battles
of Chateau-Thierry and St. Mihief. lie
is the son of Mrs. .Frederick W. may,
of Greenwich, and a grandson of Mrs.
H. M. Hitchcock. of North Maple avo-
mile. in that town.
Phone 113-3
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LARGI noun OUT RUILDIIIIIB.
murmur. oomr‘hon roa ems
FAMILY. .
IIRAR RAILROAD BTA'I'IOII.
RAYMOND BROTHERS '
l3? Inhibited St.
Every need in Dining Room Furniture in set; or single
pieces, be the demand for a mansion or for a modest. apart-
meat.
The latest models of TABLES, ARM CH ‘ , SIDE
CHAIRS. SERVING TABLES, CHINA CLOS
PETS, TEA WAGONS AND HANY OTHER ITEMS
8, BUF-
Prompt Auto Delivery to all snrounding towns.
RAYMOND a :ON
Wall and High so.
Norwalk.
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DINING {ROOM {FURNITURE
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[Toomacbe linnécessary 2
Happiness is made up of LIT-1
no little thing.
can be happy under
Ito non
pe or dhwmfort. And .
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I rostrum IS cannons,
jBARY. i
% Aakiilful dentist annually do
more than any one else to make
you happy.
llr..l.lI.Mallcry
16 50. Main St
cy :4 Honey and Tar is just what every
suiferer from influenza or In irrl’lipel
noeds now. it covers the rough. in-i
flamed throat ulth a soothing healing
coating. clears sway the muooutl
stops the tickling and coughing, cases3
the tightness and heavy breatbhut.‘I
Day and night. keep Foley's Honeyi
rope. Our earnings and our savings
must be loaned and given to Ilelglliill.‘
to France, to itaiy. to Poland, to nus-t
sin. to the Balkan States and to
Greece.
"(iod has showered us mth an
abundance; let us put it to such noble
uses.
"And, while our hearts thrill with
thanksgiving for victory. we will re-
member that our soldiers and sailors
aronow in peculiar need of ministra-
tion: The moment of supreme sacri-
fice has passed. The great trial and
temptation is at hand. it is otlr part
"to give them all the care, all the com-
fort and the joy we can. To keep
them safe and bring them back to no
true men is worth all that we have
and all that we can do.
“The United War Work campaign
comes at a happy time. The purposes
for which its fund is to be used and
the int-thud of its use have been ap.
proved by the Government. It will do
what Wt‘. as individuals. cannot do.
It will bring the rare and the'chccr
we. would bring to our soldiers and
sailors. and it will help minister to
the sum-vines of the (I'strcsaotl peo-
ples of Europe. This is the day of
our victory. Let us make to this
cause a victory gift. This is the tiny
of our gratitude. gratitude. unspeak‘
able, let us show it in our works."
s'rtckrn tam. JOB.
OFFICIAL ADVICE
(Continued From First Pane)
heads it is now. Millions of dollars
have been spent in Connecticut lllltI
western Massachusetts for munitions
and supplies, and more millions will
be spent! The Government has not
the slightest intention of suddenly
cancelling the orders that have been
placed. for such cansellation would
bring about the very condition .thc
Governmeup is most desirous to pre-
vent.
Workev-a are warned not to let
their enthusiasm cause them to seek
to change their positions. There
will be great need of munit‘ons and
supplies for the American Army for
a, long time to come. There is no
cause for anxiety on the part of
either manufacturer or worker. But
all are urged to keep their heads and
"stick in the lob" until the Govern-
ment relieves them.
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Baok'Up Our Victorious Boys.
‘ We have twentyolie yearsl’ex-
patience back of our footwear.
,‘ Are you gettingllfull value for
at Washington stréot. -
and Tar handy. it KlVel! ease, Vanni . ‘
and comfort from the very first dose? south NOI’WRII‘B
guy itAzow.~—Siinson-Powell Corpom.~ Oiilos Hours—9 A. in. to p. as.
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We Like to Celebrate
But it is even a greater pleasure to welcome back a customer
SATISFACTORY STOCKINGS TO MATCH. ,
CONNEALLY a RRACKEN
Sundays by Appointment
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\Furnlture, Linoleums;
Rugs, Draperies
M:
an. / cams.
~'i'he price represents a real saving.
Values the best that can be oifercd.
You’ll iind here a line of
BIKING ROOM, BID 300!
and LIVING ROOM FURNI-
TURE, in every desirable wood,
style and iinish.
Also a very
R008, LINOLRIIIIB, CAR-
PR'I‘B, HAITINGS and DW-
dns selection of
THE A. J. counts co.
Suits. CoatsI
had Dresses
THE
LITTLE SHOP
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Job Printing
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
. -ute Exanliner U... Pttcnt o‘fi‘.
.earnNTs
Send Ior Booklet on Polo-ll
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David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tot. Moo, 1000-8: House ”I
I D WAOHINGTON 8T.
‘ NEW RIO NIN'O BUILDING
sum. miles-wood.
Remington, all otbel
makes. sold. Noted,
repaired. Rentals to
per month lachlncs
sold at 810 per month.
PLUUIIR
TYPIWHITIII EXCHANOI
ll. Fall-Mid Ave. ””00th Conn.
IIIUILT TVPIWRITIRO
INSURANCE
(it all liinds in Strong and
Reliable Companies
u
fineroomsbytbeday
CENTRAL HOTEL
or week. Steam hosted, electric
lights and gas. fins Oats attached; also Murat. Italian
and American style
South Norwnlk.
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cry and lace trimmed.
metitched . . .
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J. I. MA
IS WASHINGTON 8'!
A New Stock oi Aprons
There are quantities of dainty and useful aprons, either
. ‘ round, square or gored, with or without bibs, plain embroid-
Long Aprons, gathered or gored ................ soc—$2.00
rons for the waitress, good size, embroidery trimmed or
Tea Aprons of dotted Swain and many dainty styles Zoo—750
Aprons for luncheon serving and chafing dish use Elm-$1.00
Bungalow Aprons in light percale and block saline,
LLETTE
.............. silo-750
$135—$200
scorn NORWALI.
141 Washington Sheet.
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‘ WIND SHIELD GLASS
ALSO WINllilW GLASS Chi: AND. Sill ro (litllliit
‘ A. COHEN
Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro-
tcoted? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro-
vide you witness forthesmall sum oration per your, in our
modern we‘nsposit Vault. Wewilialsoactusnstodlanoi
-your_I.ibsrty Bonds withoutohsrgefiyouduin.
Olirlfl‘lngl thspus‘guswyd.
i ”ammunywlfiy“
who has worn shoes from our itock and not found them want Comer Monroe m Chestnut 3m 15], 1555,
ing. it. DERBA. manger. 3.11m Proprietor.
WE SELL ALL KINDS 01' 83038 FOR MEN. WOM- -
IN AN DCHILDREN.
o. B. JACKSON-
OPTOMETRIS'I
gs Wail direct
«Oflali
[RYP'I‘OK LENSES—Folding (”lords LI Gold I
Shell [hut-On aid 0th“ Mutation
Thorough nomination oi “H syn Dentists prescrip-
rtoas aromatic oiled Import Md!“
Negligees
A host of attractive Nealizees. silk. crepe and
Ilannelette. in bright colorimzs. Iona and short mod-
els. that will surely interest you.
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An opportuncjime to select a gift from this
new line of pretty boudoir gowns.
REAL ESTATE
in all its Branches
J. M Layton & (20., Inc.
5 RAILROAD AVENUE
SOUTH NORWAI-K. 001m
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6 N. Main St So. Vorwallt
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Cure 'I‘llat Cold By
Takinx
2 WHITE ems conrourzn
WITH TAB.
F. H. BAXTER
handout
Tom sent.
_ Chiropractic is the dentlition or the
cause of the disease and the art or
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood. it:
creates pinched nerves and pain in
,latcr life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove. the cause of
disease uld pain. health is restored
through hamlonizlng the nerve sys-
tems in your body. it'emale troubles
given special attention; also curve..-
ture of the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
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South-Imam.
AN IDEAL FLOOR
COVERING
is a good rug, such as can be
found in our superh‘ collection
which We invite you to visit.
. We have rage for every room,
tor, every hall. You'll admit
their beauty after a dance. We
menu-their quality - Their
I‘. FRANCIS; I). C
34 Washington St., So. Norwatk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.
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at Noillii MAIN STREET
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