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.cumlulls
Just tbs fling for a Gift.
In hall Nest Gift Boxes.
Look 0m Our Assortment
Of Them
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DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALI.
Arthur Carr, of Second street, is re
covering from an attack of Spanish
influenza.
The regular meeting of the list
Trimmers' Union will be held Thurs-
day evening, Nov. 14. in (l. A. RI Hall.
Miss llelen Savage returned to her
duties yesterday in the Connecticut
Light & Power Co, after a few days'
illness.
”Fancy hand picked apples for
file. Call at Irwin‘s old restaurant.
Tel. 300 or 2000.
Mrs. Joseph H. Lnydcn. who has
been ill with Spanish influenza, hLl‘i
fully ream cred and is now able to bo
out again,
One of the lsrgest heels grown in
Norwalk came to ilnllt yesterday.
. when Joseph Guthrie at his farm in
‘ Silver-mine pulled a beer weighing 216
r pounds. That may round funny in
many. but is. nBVErtlleiesH. a fact.
Randolph Starr, who has been crill-
culiy ill with Spanish influenza at his
home in Westport avenue, is reported
to be slightly lmpromd today. Th9
~ crisis is now past and his chances are
considered much more hopeful.
-—JEWELRY, WATCHES. CLOCKS
Tile most acceptable gifts that you
can make. Charge accounts may he
opened now. Cash sales only. durine
December. Brand's Jewelry Store.
, Lady Washington Lodge. S. of 13..
will hold a regular meeting tonight. at
the rooms, Red Men’s Hall, Main
ltroet. One candidate is to be initiat-
ed end all members are requested to
to present.
George Jones Is ill at his home on
East avenue. lie was not feeling well
when hemarched In hd parade Mon-
day afternoon with Our Brother‘s
. lodge, No. 10. l. 0. O. R, of which he
. is a noble grand. He went home that
evening fooling quite ill. and fins it
high temperature now.
The First Church of Christ Scientist
In Boston. Mass, matnisim board of
' lecturer-lulu comprising students who
.'Ire.able to explain to impreiudiced
a "minds the fundamental principal or
Christian Science. There will be a
'k tree public lecture at the Regent Then-
“tre Friday evening by a member of
The. 77th division National army.
3 was in the front line and fighting
. -when hostilities ceased. This division,
”L with which many Norwalk men are
‘serving. has won great renown - and
”many of the banners carried in the
parade in New York Monday pro-
claimed its valor. and the cry was re-
peatedly raised, "Wait until the 77th
comes home.” _
M N TROOPS lN WESPHALIA.
GEAQISQ‘ERDAM. Wednesday. Nov. 13.
'h-Long trains crowded with German
l 'aoldiers who left the front on their
an initiative have arrived in Hanover
;ud st cities in Wesphalia.
dispatches to the Hmdeishlad.
.Mfllili board to which all are welcome. 1
according: fled that arrangements have been
gratlon Army. These honors will 3010
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.ANNUAL
“I‘m: Ivan Clay‘s!
FROM CTATE CANTO
E FAIRFIELD COUNTY . ulna-r3312. Nov. *Hr—The sugar
‘ shortage.“ I; is v t'in tr was only a-
? FAIEDEBUREAUHued yesterday at the omce of the
; state food and dairy commission when
it was discovered that a stock of un-
fal'mers one of our most vital ncedi . gar.fwh:t;£;(:‘lil§:n 1:ka fronztgle a1:-
Mrs. William “91'5"“ Hamilton. "it"‘lggeogugar was khan; theatre adeul:
president oi the f€alfonal Woman‘swtmuudi and ,1“. food and
Land AI-‘llY-"m 5”“ or "‘9 success dairy commission is glad to add to
of woman labor “I “ms "‘9 1““ “‘3’; odd to any moral discomfort the
son and Pia“ ff” next} “5"" "Wigwam may feel by announcing that
£33.."2“:‘.:”t.“..-{.:’..‘..:“..‘.’~“{$2.5 ,.... m a... .80; mm “foreign
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in: 19““ “"0 m 5““ ”Wm” 21 chance I gagglllfesNobxdytat thBe Capiytol agents
m theirs: 3;:"‘:.€::‘: l w . 19w w 0“
There should not be a farmer, business A the maumu ere.
man. housewife. boy or girl in the,
country who is not inerested regard-1
ing the agricultural and food aitua- Article: of
lion. The Farm lumen. through its} filed with 1hr. .smle secretary for the
lines of agricultural Boys' and Girls'~ (‘hief Pt-‘ty (Millers Home at New
Club and Consenaiion Work, has a' i r‘ndon. The purposes of the associa-
vital part in the. food program. it re- Flinn are given, “to provide a suitable
quires the farmer's bust efforts to keep home in New London for chief petty
up his production with scarcity ofvofiicers to promote good fellowship
labor. lie must run his fann on the‘. among chief pelty oflicers; to provide
boat business bulls and the most pro. relief for its members and others, and
‘ngive methods in order that he may - to uphold at all times the honor and
profit and yet produce economically. traditions of the United States Navy.
Consumers must be made‘to realize and: i‘enlrnl Trucking Company of
this; The city man’s means must be Killingly has organised.
Itrstohed to the utmost to feed and[ Who George H. Wuoslel'feld Com—
cloths his family. Unless both pro‘. Will! of New Haven has increased its
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CORPORATION PAPERS.
Farm Bureau and take a personal in to $50,000.
“rest it cannot render the scrrive ll
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association have been-
ducers and consumers back up lhe authorized capital stock from 835.000"
APPAREL ,
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPEN‘D
NEW
FALL
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this truly
I’A TH-MA
Try Before You In
PEP-BEN)“. the nest discovery for
as'rnua. HAY ”was. BRONCHI-
wonderful results with thousands of
If you luvs oxpu-imsnted with other '
trsnlmonts and have failed do not be ,
disoourued. but try at our annulus
i
Bond right now for s free trial bs- 1‘
tors you forgot it. Address .‘
. THI PEP-BENNA COMPANY, '
D OATARRH
GAMER“, has produced
‘11an can“. .
meritorious molly
Wilton. Conn.
1106
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lilaclle Unnecessaryi
ought to tlrzmliolmniunilr.d ; Try“: Sentinel Want Ad. 1 HI. incss i! made up of m. i
_ eop e o l c ty an country are, e ll
;!nvited to attend this meeting. whelll . .1"an 1 m-Gs' but “Him 8' ‘
er or not, and express their ideas on no tt 0 mg- I
the work. Arrangements will be made
no that those attending may eat their
lunches in the offices where hot coffee
will be serevd. '
Protect-
Your Horse
We Have a Good line of
BLANKETS
Variety oi Grades-Hence
a Variety of Prices.
a W.liodge
North lain Street,
South Nor-walk.
. WAR PRISONERS RELEASED.
. iTAiJAN iIEAl'lQlYAR'FERS. Tues-i
day. Nov. 12 (By The Associated}
Press).—t1'. ll. McLeed, of Montreal.
an aviator, and C. M. Young, of Deer
Moincs, Iowa. who were taken prison— ?
era by the‘Ausirians during the Italian:
campaign. hale been released. and?
have reached lire ilnilan lines. ’
, “liorlible food conditions prevail in
‘Alistl'lll.u said McLeod today, "and it
is quite possible that a million persons,
will die there this winter from luck of
food, weakness and disease. The coun-
try is quiet now. but another Russia
may grow out of the situation as soon
as the troops returning from the front
discover that the end of the war has
not brought relief.
“Scenes along the railways are like
0
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No. person can be happy undsr
continual pain or discontent. And
inopartofthsbody can
trouble then the TI! ..
TOOTHAOHE IS UNNIOBS-
BABY. ‘
A skillful dentist can really do
intone than any one siu tomaks
you happy.
*llr.J.ll. Mallory
16 80. Main St.
- . South Norwaik
on» Hoary—9 a. into 8 p. m.
Sundays by Appointment
'0 mors
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“£8??le Ads sure to Pay.
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those on the battlefield. We saw bod- r- ~~ - —~~ - - ~
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Eng-elm
FORSALE oaanr
, FARLL
use: noon: arm our surnames.
1BIAWHTUL 00M! Horn ’03 omm‘s
FAIRY. me-
I!” MILROAD STATION.
RAYMOND BROTHERS ‘
137 “WSI.
mas
Furniture for Chris
‘ A new niece of Furniture is the ideal Christ-
nlss present. for it lasts the whole year ’round. We
have big and little bits. w m... ._ .
RAYMOND 8: SON
will and high an.
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Norwaik.
Furniture, ‘Linoleums,
Rugs. Draperies
You’ll find, here s line of
DINING BOON, BID ROOM
and LIVING 800M IU'RNI-
, t-L- , m" ill av desirable WOOd.
. 1' ' style Ind .
” Also a "U fins ”1%” of
.. . genus-nu iii"
I i‘ x ' ‘n .
g .. .w j “9% '. “m- I
no price rem”! ‘ "‘1 “'1”
Nslnss the bsst that can be offered.
Jill". A. l. COLLINS 1:9.
ies sealielcd here and there. as a re-
sult of men crowding on the tops of
trains and being swept off by tunnels.
There also were bodies of wounded
men who have been taken from Red
Cross ears and left lo‘die.”
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’BRANCHVILLE’S NEW '
. POSTMA’AM ENTERTAINS
llllAN(‘li\'ll.l.E, Nov. Ii.—~On Bat.
‘ urday evening Miss Mildrum tendered
a feast to her friends. it “game sup-
per." There were 12 in the party. and
l1 very l-njulzlllll evening was spent.
in.
.liiss Nellie. (‘ Hurlin- trill] and Miss
‘l.illy Ring! played several beautiful I“ q mmun'
duels on the piano. .Miss 'Mildl-um
rendered the famous sons. “The Sun-
shine of Your Smile.“ for which she,
received the. usual applause. Miss J ullll
lusmfsen and Nellie Samuelson did“
some nowlly dancing. nil-.071 was welll
' appreciated. :
The supper Ohich consisted of roast
rabbit. rolls-l grny’ squirrels. mashed
potatoes, btllif‘ti onions. relishes, brt'ad,
butler. fruit and candy. was served at
if p. m., offer which there was more
dancing and music. The. party broke
up at 1:30 and all motored to their
homes.
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We Like to Celebrate
But it is even a. (roster pleasure to welcome back a customer
who has worn shoes from our stock and not found them mt
WE SELL ALL KINDS 01‘ 33038 FOR HEN, WOM-
BA‘I'IBI'LOTOBY STOCKINGS T0 HATCH.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
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My am
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. Among those present were Mr. and
iirs. Eddie Boers. Mr. and Mrs. Wai-
ter M. Little. Miss Sadie Samuelson.
Miss G. Clustefson. Miss Julia Gustaf-
soh. Miss Carl Johnson. Miss Lily
Ring. Clarence 0. Ber-rs. Miss Edna
Mildrum and Frank S. Harper. -
TRINITY COLLEGE GETS
A New Stock“ of Aprons '
’ Thmmqusntitles-of daintysnduufulapmmoithss
round, square or gored, with or without bibs, pin-in cuboid-
VALUABLE COLLECTION cry “a 1“.” trimmed.
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! HARTFORD. Nov. 14.4. Cleveland
Cadv. architect, etc. has given Trint
ty Collette library hie collection of
books and photographs relating to an-
chitecture. There are. 375 volumes
and upward of 2.000 photographs and
the. collection is regarded as of high
value. Dr. (‘ndy has followed his pro-
‘fession since 1870 and among buildings
designed by his firm were some fife
‘teen for Yale college. the Metropoli-
itan Opera House. and buildings at
‘Wesleysn. Williams and Trinity.
hematitohed
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THE UNITED WAR FUND CAM-
PAlGN.
The local committee has been noti-
made whereby eleven huts overseas
will be. named for American “States
upon the following bat-list 6 Y. M. C.
A.. 3 K. of C., 1 Jewish Welfare, 1 Sai-
l! HM! If.
MAM”, gnthsrsdorzorsd.....l.......... dos—$8.00
Aprons for the wsitress. good sine, embroidery than“ or
Tea Aprons of dotted Swain and many dainty stylsTilbc—m
Aprons for luncheon serving and chafing dish use 500331.00
Bungalow Aprons in light parcels and blank saline,
J. I. MALLETTE
'ru. «9.
lite-75°
’ , 31.25—32.00
um comm.
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the states subscribing the largest ever
subscription. ,
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use unison sllssnlr lull ssrro 011nm
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. CENTRAL HOTEL
rummbythsdsyorsmt. Steam
Mtlsndus. Fins 0st attached;
Indlmsrtcnnstyls
but“. slam-in
also Bonsai-ant. Italian
'l'sl. 1565.
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f_ __;A heat of attractive Neziinees. silk. crepe and
‘ 312'; line of pretty boudoir towns.
J. 13m mm.
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flannelette. in.brixht ooiofinzs. long and mod-
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COVERING
Suits, Coats
and Dresses
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Job Printing
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A. M. WOOSTER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Lat. Examiner U. 8. Patcnt Ohio.
PATENTS.
Semi for Booklet osl Pat‘s
‘ l R Ill-in 5: Bridgeport. Conn.
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David W. flay-sud
UNDERIAKER
1st. Oil». 100“: muss m.
n WAOHINQTON IT. .
NIW RID NEN'I BUILDING
makes. sold. vita M.
repaired. Isaiah .
per month. m
sold at 810 per month.
PLUMBER
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ill Falrflsld Avs., BMngOflLOofi
REIUILT TVPIWRITIRB
'lNSURANCE
0i all Kinds in Strong and
Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
in all its Branches ‘
Jill Layton &'Co.,lnc.
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THE NEW SCIENCP '
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAMO
Chiroprsotic is the donilition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is csuasd ;
by a. wrench, mist or sprain in the. - —
back. Even ‘if done in childhood,.ln
_ mates pinched nerves and Dam in‘
later life in the different organs and '
limbs.) ‘
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease admin. health is restored
through harmonizing the norm up.
tsins in your My. Main troubles
given special attention: also carver
ture of the spine. You Will never rs-
not [Marthe Chiropractor-so chance.
to help you. ‘ ' .
Wis Trshtmsnts alvsn Also.
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Norwalk Chronicler