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CALENDARS
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DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
tom uonwm.
heurge Soto“. who lia> he. u doing
government vrorh in Virginia. ha» 11'-
turned to his home in South Wilton,
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William Davis of Voiualk
fillPd a position pith the N111 link
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[1 ocery store. l
The N. l~. Ryan (0. are now 11nd)!
filth a good resortment ot piuetit 1|,
of reliable
quality. (“liotmp early,
1‘ Miss Ada ltl.Sv1'11nwi1-k, or the ('11:.
‘ all force, is ill with a slight attack of
Spanish influenza at her lttnm' :11 11::
High street, .\'oiw.alk
it») ' ..._—..
.51, Mrs Kuthuine F. tlrten 11nd “(‘1
too rhl'idte/n Evelyn and \' ii:i11i:_1 the
confined to their home in East 11W
nae, with Spanish influenrtt,
. John Mt‘Gulrk. 0f‘('1‘o:N.N .N'lt'et'l, who
has been confined to his home for' the
past few weeks, with the Spanish in
(ltxeiiza. is able to be out again.
of East Rooks a1 e11u1-,
with the grip while
inst Sundny and
El11101'\\‘1'ed.
became quite ill
visiting in Brooklyn
‘has not as yet, been able to return t6
hlé home in Norwalk.
’l‘he (‘itJ Assessor": are going over
the tax list: to ascerlttin tlit- 1111111611 of
property owners who were delinquent
in filing their returns, The number
this year is approximately the some as
in former yours.
William Avery and wilt of \‘or 11 out
who have been nasidlng with her bro
toer, Stephen Wood. at 111151 Great
Hill, Pine Grove av.enue P11111111 Ridtzt
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lite that he has not been able to leave
lilo bed for Nr1e1 .11 peeks.
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The condition of Clarence it Now-‘
' tan, who ha: been ill with influenza
{01 aev e111] weeks 111 the home of his
, parents \i’1.andhir1:.l1il1ntB Now
ion 28 Park 1111111111 is considerably
improved, alilmuuh it is expected that
it 1111! be Nome time he'fote 'he will
be able to 1e now his clasues‘ in violin
inst'ruction.»~llaiihui1 Ne\1s.'
-—Presiden| Wilson's favorite photo-
ziaph,auto;:.111phed especially for the
‘ New York \1111'rican’a sepatate sup-
plement 1e-1tiy foi frmningwan'isti-
wally reproduced in bealttllul gravure
111 fine quality paper. '
"Fiee with next Suiidav' :1 .\'ew
lork Ameiican—but vou must order
from your neusdealer at once. Circu
lation last Sunday. 948. 763—lmgest in
Amei ion. I
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1:110111' that the state of Connecticut has
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good feel.
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Deputy She-nil main Taylo: has re.
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Cut. M Department. —Stan—
tom “mate.
Mrs Bertha Philipson. of 12 ('10.?
street. is entering from Frehpse of
Spanish influenza, very near pneumon.‘
Mrs. Wilmot, the mother of Mrs.‘
la.
Philipson. is also suilerlng from a re—
lapse of the influenza. Lucile Chutes,
and Glen Peck were taken last M0135
Both are doing nicely. All‘
day night
these are. in the some family-
Clay street.
of
_ them all
Elly News.l
' the discoverer and founder of Chris-I
The gi1ate>t conflict in ”it 1111-111
today in between truth and on or mi-
dot-studios and belief For
lions man has believed in God and in‘
the Bible, but it “as me: el1 a taller—a
iand it remained for Mary Baker Eddy,
tian Science. to give man an under
standing of the spiritual interpretaiion
of the Bible and man's true relation
ship to God. A free public lecture on
this new-old ieilglon will he often this
ewmn: at eight o'clock in theiltegent
’l‘ heatre. to which all are Welcome.
As the seiron for 1111 mailing of
(‘h1iNtmas itnd holiday Dillt‘f‘ls all
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(all: ”1" utttntion oi the public to the
net d at mailing [inclines 911111 and‘ o
,11'x11111l11 puicelN' Ne1111el1nddresé=
tip-111 tiltinlv and to affix .Nutllcient
postage Parcels may be endorsed
"Nut to he opened until t‘liriatm‘ds,”
or similar inscriptions, so that
in
reach their destination and to prevent
11 conuedion in the last'ftw days
'l‘~l11 iiieetiutz under the uuapites oi
the Weslein l‘aii'tleld (‘ouniy Dental
Association. scheduled for last {lion-
day. in the State armory .\'Ulwtfllk
was postponed until Nov. 25,1)1cauuc
of the celebration of the signing oi
the armistice. Dr. 'A. W. (‘roslnz of
New Haven, :1 director of the Prepar-
mine»1 League. is to make an addrena.l
it is expected that he will have, some-
thing to say about any changes in
the Imaguo’a program nt that
Members of the lt-aqur- in this hectic!)
and other folks interested in its work
are invited to attend.
STATE'SCRIMlNAL ' l
'. COURT ausmsso
ii .tRTWiRIi N01. 15 —'l‘he biennial
‘i'eport of Comptroller bionis C. Weh-
nter of the Ctimlnal Court hueiiiess ol
the 111111.11 shows that in the fiscal year
or 1917 there were 2,115 cases dis-
posed of including 151 trials and 831i
nice last M5." 3““ “h” ““ bePnfill cases appealed. Twelvte cases were. of WW
for several years, has become ‘“ ee- fiist degree murder 11111] N'ix oi b\t('0ndl
degree. Bonds amounting to $19 601!
, were iorfelted.
in the fiscal year of 1915 there
more 2,398 cases disposed of, of which
147 uere triala. 'F‘ortelted bonds
amounted to $29,135 There‘ were
nineteen cases of fir t degree murder
and twelve of second degree.
WAR ACTIVlTlEs COST A MILLION
HARTFORD, Nov. 1:. ‘lfloucheis in
of the state comptroller
paid for its van'ous war activities
more than a million dollars.
figures include expenses of the State
Council of Defense. the Military Enter-
gency Board, Military Census Com—
mittee. Committee on Food Supply.
etc.T‘1ere are numerous clerks: sal-
aries rangingfrom 812 to‘ over $50 per
week
NORTH ADAMS MAYOR DEAD.
NORTH AQAMS, Mass, Nov. 15.-
Former Mayor John W. Gale died and-
denly yesterday morning of heart fail-
He served as' mayor in 1915.
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lieve It?
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BALS'ION'S
of
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OMEN—Onntosp.m.
6 Suit: for boys fro- 4 you:
up.
1 Suits “.50 to $15.00.
l Overcoat: $6.50 to $10.50.
l Sweater: $1.50 to $6.50. _ .
Youwoultl not wurthempur
Rogers 81 Stevens 1°‘ Ihoufordondng mlking .111
~111ka omit Namath lounging There in just on much
- “-wivarioty in optical styleI. We
90““000“ “LAM" W'LL [have glam: of distinctive oppur-I
GROTON Nov.15«—'l‘he. will of
Commodore Morton F. Plant was ad an no '0’ 10111111 occasion—large
mitted to probate by Judge Arthur P. comfortable in” tor 01.1.3.4”,-
Aiiderson in the Groton Probate court
this morning Among the public be- 2m 33d 3 MW of "Hull:
Iquuts is one or 8250 000, to (loomed
cut College for Women, and another:
of $100, 000 to Lawrence hospitul ot‘
Optometrloto and Optician-
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New London. Faithlul employos are:
liberally remembered and a trust pm-
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I87 Atlantic St., Stamford
1 0m SCI. Eve. ’llll ! o ’clock. lot. I!"
A Glass tor livery
106mm
“an;
1ided fox the benefit of the widow and
sour of the toututor.
Stillson’o Remedy for
Malaria rChills and 'Fem
Bali «Minor OW or loony
Monti“!
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brazing
Boudoir Slipper: out! Slipper Solon, Charming Waist: of silk
’roosunon'rom
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RAYMOND BRO THERS
rho-'1 113-8 WIWSL
Furniture for Christmas
A new niece of Furniture is the ideal Christ-
mas present. for it lasts the whole year ’round. We
have bio and little bits. ~
RAYMOND 81 SON
WollondBigliSu. Bomlk.
DO Your Christmas
Shopping Ear-1y
begin now to select unable, practical gins. while nooks
m can
plno Bond [-1th Lingerie, lulion Silk Vests
out Balaton, (incline and lotto Underwoor. Dainty
Loon Trimmed oil'n Underwear. numerous in Satin
0mm Billie 311'. P In- of or el, Silk
Boutormnmouod Hun, Bath Bobs, Simone and
Shogun, mount Blbbon and Haiti ‘l'opo for Bags.
and cotton. both-r Boga, rocketbookii and Cord Coho, Aprons
tor ho , ulna and molds, Kid and Fabric Gloves in
tuhlonoble colors, on: Umbroliu, block and colon, Every-H
thing for Boby, Ito, Etc.
collection of desirable gift
Truly on inlpiring items.
outel‘ully choun out! monthly priced
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— l UNDERTAKER
EVen a Great Fire
could not touch your valuable: it they are in one of our Safe
Deposit Boxes. I
Bulky pachges, and trunks may helplaced in our storage
vault. l
Our charges an small—our steel vaults make tho solely of
l your possessiahr obloluto. Inquiries invited.
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1 A New Stock 0i Aprons
Sensible Shoes for Winter Wear”;
We make a (pool-11w of shoal for men, women and children ,
that whilobuiltto 1.1111111 ooldondltomywoothor,ootonly_
, give maple protection to your feet, but that 1.00: JUST AS
WILL AS THEY WEAR.
Only personal inspection will prove this, and visitors are
always welcome.
SATISFACTORY STOCKINGS TO MATCH.
( 10NNEA LLY 81 BRACKEN
81 Wuhium Strut. South Borwolk.
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There are quantities of dainty and useful aprons, either
round, square or gored, with or without bibs, plain embroid
ery and lace trimmed. ‘ .... "
Long Aprons, gathered or gored ................ bOc~—$2. 00
Aprons for the waitress, good size, embroidery )tnnunod or
henistitched ................................ 590—760
Tea. Aprons of 110th Swsis and many dainty styles 250:78‘6
' Aprons for luncheon serving and chafing dish use DOG—$1.00 ,
.Bungalow Aprons in light percale and block sotine,
'5. «Mi . $125—$200
J I MALLETTE
WIND SHIELD GLASS
111.50 WINDOW GLASS CUT All!) SET 'l’tl Milli-ill
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vido you with one for the small loin not “.00 per w. in WI
modern Solo Depodt Vault. w, trill also not It Winn oi-
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CENTRAL HOTEL
rim room by tho thy or week. Stain hosted, alootrio
light: and 3.11.1111. cm ottoohoti; aha Bottom-out. 1min
sud Austrian nylo
Corner loom. sod Maul Sta. Id. 1655.
ll. blSBSA. Hunger. , $131838; Proprietor.
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LINOLEUM our more
in the kitchen, or pantiy you
‘ want not only a good looking
design suoh'os we show, in the .
illustration, but a linoleum that "
: Wlfi give you downright good
- ‘aorvioo tor the motley." You
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DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAMO
Chiropractic is the dealition o! the
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wrench, twist or apron: in tho
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onto: to the 1111111111111 organs and
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,Chlropractora remove the cause at
“alumna pain. hultli is restored I
through harmonizing the nerve 310-.
mun your'body. Female tmnbl’éo ,
given special attention: also cut-vat.
ture of the spine. You will never to -
grot, giving the Chiropractor o chaneo
help you. .
Magnetic Treatments Given Aim.
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1‘84 Walhlnnton St. so. Not-walk, bomb,
15 -‘ ‘Orotiuato from Palm" Sewn.
Norwalk Chronicler