Records
f How Ya. Gonna Keep
Them Down on the
Farm
How Ya Gonna Wet-
Your Whistle
After All. Werrenrath.
Lonesome—That‘s All
‘ For Johnnie and Me.
A Good Man Is Hard to
Find.
Don't Cry—Frenchie.
I Know What It Means
to be Lonesome.
When I Was Twenty-
One. Lauder.
. Madelon. One step.
. March Francaise.
". Kentucky Dream Waltz
' Velvet Lady.
t tmetime. Fox trot.
Chong. Fox trot.
NNELl‘ZY’s
. 80. Main St.
"'1 NORWLLK.
flilll Billill BUYERS,
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.Millttr. Franklin .\. Smith.
t.\inmn. )illlllt-w (‘olhetL Minerva M.
‘lhlvis. Leslie 1). N. Davis Leo Davis.
:Elnlutl Ti. Fouls-melt. Chas. E. Rey-
;lln'ttls. Sarah L. Hoyt. Mrs. Mary
'Earl. “'m. F. Bishop. Chas. F. Mills.
:Vl'init‘retl (‘armody. (‘ornelius Ryan.
{Gustav Pit'ler. (‘athoxint- A. )oyle.
lEmltle A. Muller. l3. Tavlin. Matilda
‘A. \VilcOX. lsadore Ii. \Vilmot. Lewis
_lt. Real-don. Henry Baldwin. Mary
.Gt-tner. Jennie M. Sigmun. Thomas
:l-‘ranr-is. Elmer H. Hendricks. Julia
ii). Hathaway. Jonas & Naumburx.
jtfhas. E. Hoyt. M. A. Hertz. Eugene
I(‘ushlnarL Stunl. L. Benedict, Mrs.
§.-\l‘cli Selu'yn. Laura C. Baker. Emil
:lltberthyn. Blanche I). dfllnings, Net-
itle J. ‘.retn\vund. Arthur ('. bole,
lArchibaulti T. Merriam, Anthony S.
lBrio. (‘harles A. Fallon, Mrs. D. Frig<
istad. Hartwiek L. Alliundson. Herman
’I’htmke. Mrs. E. S. Lat'lin. M. J. O'Bri-
ten. Thus. J. Lydon, Chas. \Yatltel, F.
:B Van Scoy, Max (.‘oht-n. Edwin
'Boese. ltudolph “’ilcek. Mrs Erma lC.
‘Robcrtson. H. Kurtz. (‘zechtsSlm-ak
Lodge. John H. Knapp. Elizabeth
Hines. Frank \\'ilt't-k. Harriette l..
lMadden. Mrs. Bertha .\l. (.‘leverlt-y.
”Rose M. (ltlltlsteln. Harold \\'. \Vilson.
‘Anna L. Down. Lelia A. W'essely.
iiiamlu 1.. Phillips. Eva L. Flinn. Jas.
'1'}. Mclneleney. Joachim Lit-llctimzl-r,
‘John Klein, .\l‘lhlll' Scribner, Ella
Joseph. Nina A. Lang. Clinton Conl-
lmandl-y. No. 3. K. T.. Mary M. Mums.
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flewslé
IChristina P. Vi'irth. Thos. I“. Tuttle,
‘EdW. F. Dorsey. \\'nl. Reinhardt.
Clara L. Smith. Jennie M. Smith. Car-
119 M. Heath. A. V. Heath. Ray Jnail,
Edw. Merrill Anna F. Hardon, H.
A. ('ralnpton. Ruth 0. \Vatt, Kathryn
.McCarthy. Thos. F. Donnelly. Chas.
nn:t Hendricks. of (Trallbul'y
- Mr. and Mrs. Jordan, at tht
Players, New York city.
's and Boys ("aps O'Brien's
.irtteld County Suffratze. Assn
vill mu-t at the Norwnlk Conn
on Thursday, May 8.
R.
int: tonight. Arion Hall.
grill in: Gypsum Queen, lost
' rench coast April 28. with al
. is recalled here as the Sound
forlntrly the Daniel Willard
those. lost aboard
Drake Mill of Stamford.
st Soft Hats, O’Brien's
Hrs apparently issued by Sn-
and «ontaininz the text of the
Dils'lttliioil in Russia Wel'd‘tlis
l in Norwnlk todav.
.. t :tnnv tor dl'l\l‘>. litn llltlllt
her was
No bombs
ll'tIl at the local lmstnifice
' . Hendricks. Mary T. Gilligan. Carl H.
sSwenson. Mabel G. Rose. L. Walter
gl.issberger, John Cavanagh, “'alter
, . Hitchcock. Mrs. Mary Stark, Mary L.
tWeed. John and Eliza Guttrdige, Ce-
fcilia Shlplepsky. Me B. Weed. Lil-
'lie 13. GregorY. Clara R. Adams. Ab-
. by- M. Clark. Geo. D. Clark, Frank L.
Bouton. Margaret S. Wilson, Mr. and
, Mrs. C. A Hauschlldt. S. Laura Buck-
—5 master. ‘R. J. Schoelkopf. NHLW. C.
.‘ Baur. Harriett L Russell, Eliza. A.
ty, Washington Chapter. No. 24. R~ A.
M., Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hull. Emily
:Randle,.Dexter Hitchcock, Not-walk
lock 00.. George C. Meehan. Mrs.
:Josephine Ruch. Wm. Shinquin, John
tProetz. Mary J. McMahon, Ruth J.
'Gregory. Elizabeth Ferris, Albin Pat;
_erson, Mrs. 0. Boltzmann, Albert R.
l Betts, Frank G. DeWaters, Anthon
'Havlicek. Sallie Powell, Julian Stel-
epkowski. \Vm. T. Hayes. Edna Jo-
seph. Tllos. F. Donnelly. Richard “7.
Abbott, Geo. Gregory, Elizabeth A_.
lHolt. Elizabeth M. Ruch. Miss Jone—
'phl‘ne A. Rucll. .l. Lukaszewicn El-
‘len Mt-(iiuty, Ruth R. Herring; Tiles.
1‘. Hyde. Jr.. Mr. John Fant, Ira S.
:lt‘rech. Daniel P. Hogan. Ella McMa—
hon. Edith M. Connor. V. May Fal-
lon. Van Etta t'arey, “’m. R. Cart-
.fwrigllt. Mabel Kzlske. Frankfiflaniqn,
(‘llas Bosch, ('ilrissery'
Lou Leslie. Mrs. Leslie Smith. Mary
ll(.‘l‘, Emma Hanson, Lauretta 1). Brad-
ley, Myron \N. Osborn, Chas. C. Iluw-
ll llltln. ll. E. Wilson. lrving C. Jon—
lllllL‘. Margaret ll. Zerllow. Mary E.
llenllilms, -.Anthon Havlicek, Adam
Sl‘lllllldl. E. S. Jennings. John Julius
\\'i‘:|ialll~
Theffifllk’ins, 1). w. Pitch. Lucy s. Doha--
-.will be Mrs, P. Louis Slade. oi‘
Yolmgson.’
l‘). Holt, Geo. “I Holt. Hurry H. Get-t
Figura tively speaking this is a
safe mount.
In three to five minutes you
can see a line of suits at 35
dollars that will fit your
figure.
Your exact measuremnts are
here. N o delay.
This is the rendezvous for the
busy buyer.
All the young patterns and
unique effects are represented
at this place.
I Yes, some are double-breast-
ed.
t Rogers 8: Stevens
Norwolk South Nam-ill
Pauline C. Good. Mortimer Roberts,
John A. Watkins. Dr. Franklin Brown,
Edith Armstrong. Old Well Hook &
Ladder 00.. Geo. W. Esau. Agnes
Jane Holt, Nora Collins. «Wm. E.
Shrayer. Sophie O. Lohmaler. Marion
Church. Vera lmogene Lauder, fled
Lauder. Sadie J. Collins, Jean Smith,
R. G. Hnntord. Hrs. Wm. Show. Er-
nest i". McGregor, Ida B. Grinrod.
Winoenty Lyncsz, Annie myth.
Elizabeth M. Hunter. Sarah Killer
Hunter. Wm. H. Hunter. Phanto- J.
Browne, Mrs. Annie H. Cecil, Anna
L. Doten, Mrs. Essie M. Bowman.
Frank L. Baotou.
THRILLING WEEK-ENDS.
it is curious to recall how many
thrilling Saturdays and Sundays there
have been during the war. it was on
a Sunday that Germany committed her
first definite act of war. On a Sunday
the London Times published its tele-
gram about the retreat from Mons.
which? created 'so palnful a feeling in
that country. The crucial day of the
rseoond battle of Ypres, when the Ger-
mans, nearly broke through with the
help of gas“, was a Saturday. it was
on a Saturday that the eartier dis-
patches regarding the battle of Mn-
-land created so unfortunate art in)
l‘pression. and it was on a Saturday in
March this year that we.
— Miller. Old “'ell Hook 6: Ladder 00., ; (iemlan offensive of that month.
i' ’t..ltllls of \\'as(‘llssee l'lll
~.t, 1t. 1 t) ()_ 'r _ will Visit .llllizt (‘utidebat-k, Chas. L. Raymond.
l' . , \l In]... ”on, I“. ll. (Henson. '1‘. ll. Bradley, Mary (l.
llt.l..lltnltul (In . n a. . Kirby. lssu (‘llurt-h, J. R. Connm;
._\ 1th. and cunter tllt- l’artrlar- Lennard (‘onty, Jos. Hadik. Mrs. Eva
2 Mt t’n u lat'L't- t-IHs‘s (if ('andi
Helix-silllll-nts after the work.
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titlv .:lit, laymond tires.
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St‘!‘l‘ll/.t homo-strut] ill \\’illl‘.i
a.» ~‘tllt‘ \tstt‘l'tlzll' by Mrs 0;.
St llilll7l tn i'lnt kney llJiKi'U‘tt
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1.. u, .md Ml.» St-llultze al‘t' Miller, t‘llas. ll. Silllons, Manlce De;
. . hit‘ to their rtvt'ently i‘tzr- l"tl"~st Lockwood. lmllzt A. HutChln—;
' i. ._ ‘ , ,v Inn“ mu snn. Incite] Wold. Marie Osborn. Da-l
‘1‘ ““"p‘m " ‘ ' ‘ 'rid llisbrow, Mary ii. Jackson, Cora!
. ;.nn1.\lr.;lndMrslflud‘m Let- (it-bllzlrtl, Mrs. A. J. Reinhardt!
~,tt;.- up lllt'll' l'esitlt-nt'“ in Florence G. Lynes. John P. TreadWell.t
“PM. '(‘lover Mfg. (‘0. “'nl. “’enrlrichJ
* Rowland M. Beach. Winfield H. Ilald-'
'— , . . ‘win. John P. Berberit-il, Cornelia R.-
' it“""”‘” has '1’"?le m Howard, Julia J. Smith, Antoni Ur-i
t ;l\'t' you u better figul‘P banowicz. Herman Tschiltoschke. An-l
”my vulil‘ house. Expert. mt liogowski. Jos. F. McLaughlin.
. , . .. 'hitt“ (‘lara J). Simpson. Helen V. Baker.
' "" '_"‘ “ml“ “ ‘E. J. Newell. Ella l“. Shrayer. Wm, LIBERTY
m. Mtwttlk- .‘r'- Scott, 1.. M. Allen, Howard A.‘
-______.____—-_-_-='Shapiero, S. J. \Vatkins, F. Lauder.
‘ """" \W’ 1| \\'m. Scutlder. Milton Elwood. Nor- LOAN
rrtyt. .‘n\\;.\\.‘ W“: m ,man “'lggleswortll. Anastasia M.
W“\\\\\ \m\ gfliuoney, Grace (.‘. Mathewson, Frank
(Km-ac. Martin Nicholas. Mrs. Cather-
'. " ARE PREPARED To 1. "ine Baker. Silas Ketcham. Mrs. TAX EXEMPT
DELIVER ;; :James McSally. l). “'m. Hartord. P‘y‘uwoent.
,. ern. Sarah L. Campbell, Kenneth M. For Delive
Victory Bonds to Cash " Colebum. Lewis WardWell, Horace Ready 17
. R. Nash. Eva C. Goeppinger, W. Vanl
Subscribers. Mrs ‘
..l .tlso take your subscnp- 5..
or. upon either the Govern- .1.
« .t Plan of
".0 per cent. when subscrip-
‘. 13 made
1 3 per cent. July 15, 1919
2'1 per cent. Aug. 19, 1919
".t per cent. Sept. 9, 1919
Lt) per cent. Oct. 7, 1919
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2") per cent. NOV. 11,, 1919 "
' "pen the Partial Payment
:l of $2.00 per week I“
’ weeks for $50.00 bond.
L~ $30 per week for 25 weeks =
$100.00-bond.
. Payments are so easy and
H: bond is so attractive. we ji-
tiommend that you parch-
all you can afford. .
to South Nomalk
llltl .‘~lrs. (‘laylntl LOlltiun. of.
lt‘rinson. E. J. Trotlllson, Albert
Morgan, Robt. 1‘}. lloulens. Henry
Baldwin. Geo. ll Lockwood, Richard
NorwelL. “'ard Malkin, Mrs. Jennie
.‘Jltlkin. 'l‘llos. ll. Furry. Stephen F.
. Kuhn", Minny Klllmll. Mrs. Geo. F.
litlttt‘l'u'nl'th. (it‘ll. l". Butterworth.
_ l~‘2tnni~~ S. .‘lllt‘lll'll. Mary Rossetti.
Mrs. Elizabeth 1!. ll.
Thompson. A. N. Theriault, Mary R.
Seesaw. John Bruschwein.
Angus Draves. A. Dorothy Cum-
mings. Emma C. Cori-roan, Henry C.
Bede", Wm. Raynor. W'm. 'l‘. Griffin,
W_ilhl.0uis lleels and
occasions.
1356.00
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llopps, Andrew 1
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Satin Oxford:
Turn Soles ‘-
The appropriate thing for dress
Elwood 8i Glover
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.Osear “'aleur.
Anthony Guerrero. Anthony Bellosim
Alfred Murphy and
' Stone. Mrs. Lydia S. Doulcns. .103 H. ! Frank Riley. attended by invitation illt‘;
N- I St. Joseph's 'i‘. B. O. I. association min. :
’strels and dance. in Bridgeport.
sTuesday evening. All report that they
.llfltl a vel'r pleasant time and that the
ldant'e was .t hugt- success.
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Company
80. NORWALK. CONN.
Rebecca J. Curt“. Albert J. (Erma
began to-
reulizc the grim possibilities of ”lo"
‘. '. on) CARS
Sonyouroldeantothow
portAutoWrecldngOo..oornc
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Smart Suits
iNeW Capes l ‘
:DreSses
WVaists
iiSummer Furs
tMillinery - 3
Charge Accounts Opened
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tonltllt ration
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'gThere are over 5000 good"
. - - l
}people. Once in awhile at
few bad ones drift into]
town from adjoining cit—i
ies and break in houses
but aside from that the.
place is alright.
During the summer the
population increases or-
er 2000 by the addition?
of City people. who real-f
ize the advantages Westi
port offers over other?
places along the shore. ‘
These 7000 people trade!
where they can get the:
best values and for that;
reason it behooves the
merchants of South Nor—
walk to become better
acquainted with West-
port people thru persist-
ent advertising in T H E
WESTPOR'BER - R—
ALD, published 4 yrs.
by the J ones family.
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Harris & Cans
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‘ you know
that you can't paint your
car yourself? .
It's easy. Drop In and
we'll show you bow. and:
it this nfternoon and run
‘ out new tomorrow. :
The finest material we
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A New Line Of Willow Furniture
Rockers and big roomy chairs of new and“ most comfort-
able models in'grey, mahogany and natural finish. '
SEE THE DISPLAY IN OUR SHOW WINDOWS.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING
TOWN3
RAYMOND & SON
wmmmsu. —
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’ INSURANCE
Reliable Col-panics
REAL ESTA TE
In all its Branches
MI Layton & Co. Inc.
I mason: nvnm
IOU“ HOIWALI. con.
Use Your Credit
At this Bank for your subscription
to the Victory Loan.
We Will Loan at 4 34%
for Six Months
The CitLNgtiC’gal Bank
CORSETS
To the wdl-dresnd man of today, the choice of her cor.
set is the first thought of 8pm . '
Youmavoidtheovflothndoomtingbyhavingatfial
Mngatour,ucawhuethehutofmadvioewfllbe
given you gratis. We invite the test, for it is the most. con-
Finds that a satisfactory sole is hard to find. We have a new
line of .
Emerson Shoes Willi Norwalll Soles
That provide that ham combimtion of good looks, solid com-
fort and satisfucory service. We,
Satisiaclory Seeks to Match
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“WWW- .wtl Nor-walk.
‘Every Man Who Wears Shoes ’
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lDEFlNlTlON 0F CHIROPRACTIC
.‘cause 'nf the «ilseast- and the. art of
'adjuting the some Disease Ig 0-“
thy . wrench, twist or sprain in tho
back. Even if done in childhood. it
{creates pinched nerves and pains in
‘-later life in the dinerent organs u
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is rent-ted
through harmonizing the nerve oys-
tosna in your body. Female trowel
givon special attention: also unwo—
turo or the spine. You will nevor I'D
gret giving the Chiropractor a clone.
to help you.
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
'I'. IRANCIS, I). C.
- 84 WW» 8L, So. Not-walk, Conn
Graduate from Palmer School
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A‘ITORNEY ‘1' LAW
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PATENTS
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AUTOMOBILE RADIA-
ma REPAIRING
Brno—Inn work tinomlthlnc. Now
and accent! hand Ford radiator-o.
Phone 435
28 Main St. nor-walk, Gun.
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N O SUCCESSORS
William' ' Biron himself is buy.
ing all kinds of Junk.
Phone or send postal ahead to
Crepe Kimonos in a variety of attractive color-lugs; plain
andilgurod.olastio belts, with frills at waistline, pointed and
platted yokes; Persian and ribbon trimmed.
$1.50 to $2.98
Crepe Dressing Sacques, Rib-
' bon Trimmings- $1.50
J. I. MALLETTE
Tel. “9.
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as mu. am. - nonwsu, can.
“ nmox mummnoouorm
Shor-Onoflmm
Matthew Oenllsu’psua'lptions
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KIMONAS ."
3 Rowan St, East Norwalk.
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iPorcelain Fillings
mean the very BEST fillings. They
have been tried and tound good; it Is
no longer a question of what they will
do. and their appearance speak to:
themselves; they are more easily and
more quickly inserted than gold, and
match the color of the teeth so per-
fectly as to appear as part of tooth it-
self. They are hard, Wear well. have
good edge strength. and are not ob
fected by the acids of the mouth.
Come in and] will tell you more
about them. Consultation fme.
Alli-.utnallery
u no. loin so, 80. Norwalla
nouns: BAH.TOOP. an.
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