VicritotiS“
From $25.00 to $325.00
Complete stocks of all models
.1: hand—4n mahogany or
(«'3' finishes. _ .
(«rue in and let its demon.
them to you—and tell
yo; about our easy terms.
DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main SI.
IOUTE nonwnx.
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LCi’ly News
’~'-i are, invited to attend this even-
. ‘srt'vices‘ at Rescue Mission on
:ii'cf‘t.
\ ‘ iyi
'i 5‘ wing committee of the “fam-
Atenriation of the south Norwalk
rm church meets at the home of
‘3 C. F. Waters. Hickory Bluil‘ this
’i~2‘llOOTl.
Tm regular meeting of Court laurel,
ii of (‘.., will be held in its quarters in
Rm! Men's Hall, Washington street,
1M: evening. A full attendance is re-
quesit‘d.
Sold an Easy Terms‘ .
. more than a million Egyptians fought ”m 3‘- 1100‘.
l’HE-filfillfll‘
WASHlNGTON. Aug. 25.——-Likening
)reat Britain‘s legal postiion in Egypt
to that of a highwayman. Joseph W’.
Polk. counsel for the Egyptian peace
delegation. told the Senate Foreign
‘Pelmions committee today that the
' cl'fialllpfi trmty proposed to validate
ho ”I'Dbbt’ly" of Egyptian independ-
. rice. ' .
H9"ll‘2g occupied Egypt alter con-
(Naxnes should be torWnrded to We}
come Committee, 25 Water street.
0 . .
This roll should contain it? :Quee
of all men from The Nomlks and
Wilton who have been in service and
have been discharged. It you: Mme
does not appear, send it in to the
Welcome Committee of the Red Ci 0:3,
25 Water street, Norwalk 0 t ls l
-.-.truction of Suez Canal under the pre- 14-20. It You know confeciep 2i: '
2em of protecting the 'Etri'ptians rrom whose name has not been publlslH-d in
"‘bels. he said. Great Britain in 1914 this roll. kindly send that in. too. 'l'l-e
"sriZed the Egyptian government and committee have no way of getting
new proposed under the treaty to re’
ducc her to a subject nation." The'the men themselves. or by their
’i'eaty. he said. would make Egypt'sf friends. The committee would appre
.iuuncn against Great Britain an inn: ciate your help. Remember. this roll
Vernal question. so that it could not.“ not only t public Tecdfd. but aisom
be dealt the League outer tbe Mt at the mum ur-
Nations. ranglnz community Welcome home
"The people of‘Eeypt," he declared. celebrations.
"want u lcazue of pinion-.4 whicn will Arrangements have also been made
protect their independence and not] '0? registration at the C!!! Hall,
destroy n_ They ask you not to denyiSouth Norwalk, in the ofiice ot the
thcm that self-determination for which city clerk. from 9 8.. m. to 5 P- m., ex-i
with by
in the war just ended." Additional registrations follow:
The, delegation sent to the Paris ‘
Conference by the Egyptian represen- BUSCH, WILLIAM J.———Dischnrged
tative assembly, Mr. Folk said, were Aug. 2nd, 1919; U. S. S. "Melville":
held in "virtual imprisonment," and Seaman, 11- 3- Navy. Home _
Were. not permitted in even Hend a rep.' dress: No. 9 Hanl‘ord place. South
.‘teeentntive t0 the United States. He Nomlk.
cloned the protectornt'c claimed by. CHANTOS. ANDREW — Discharged, '
Sept. lat;
nears, Co.
3rd Division, St!) Eng1-'
ii'eiit Britain over Egypt ,wa’s "the!
C; Lieutenant, East.
some sort of protectorate that a high-l
“Nov man would claim your DOCK‘ltI neers. Home address: NO. 13 an- ‘
brink," l rence street. South Norwalk.
Great Britain repeatedly pledgodJC00KE~HUGH Jr—DISChll‘SOd July
he said. that her occupation of Egypt” 25th. 1919: 51h Division. 60th Regi-
vcrowd be temporary. and he asked that. room, CO— 3; Mechanic. ""33""-
y PlflliPfl be written "“0 tm treaty! HO” fiddle“: N0.’. School Btm‘,
thins: Egypt the right to appeal m: Norwalk.
the League Council. Republican mem-' Come. WALTER C.——Dischnrge¢ ..
berg of the. committee suggested, how—: 1“,"? 8- 191?; M" 00-5 Cowl”
1.". that ‘the least!“ was to be con-i held Artzllery. Home address:
"‘nllf‘d hv th some powers '85 mam: N0. 31 Chestnut street.’Sonth Nol‘
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the trea‘y. and that Great Britain's w“"‘- ,
lEth in EKV’D' 8“.de had been ‘ DATTAlaO. “ llaLlA" _ mlcb‘m‘
ctcognized formally by the Americani Aug. 4”" "h Division. 16th I. A"
State Department.
IfB-GRHSS q
names except as they are leper-ted by ’
ad-,
‘ A New Soctk of ‘
OFFICE - FURNITURE
Bygreetgeodfortnntwe have noted e m.m ‘*
mommaumuo‘mown'
mm on amount. noo'x‘ can: not.
RAYMOW & SON‘
“luau.
'4.
mic
Women who get into their own .lcitchem will
spin-solute
thueneegccuiortobletpmns, whwh' reflecttheconncrntzvc
spm"tintheirmcoc.
large Bungalow Aprons, button side, slip-over style, and but-
?“me slid handohfiegginghmosf,
0»! coor
plain chm etc. new. contract
and sleeves. Wt prices range from $1.75 to $1.”. You
trimming’ on neck
mayohooeefmthisbig assortmenttodayet ......... $1.50
“donninnWedn-dusduhgielyudlugm
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1 port Ante Wrecking 00., 1310
ism whodobigbuineu.
1m exceptionally low pnoe’ is
InehrgelettuheadBl-aan
Fin“. Theprintingisofthebcll “""‘
udweflndbockofevsrym
101.116.
P. 3.4. do other printing at
low ulna than you have lieu:
paying because our superior
~equipmentmehoitpom’bh'l'eh
phenomendoneotthelonuwin
can.
. REAL ESTATE
In all ll: Branches
J.lll.ayten&€e.,lm.
OWE am
com solvent. coun-
—.. new
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N. S. DI PALMA.
32001811,
FORWAII.
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0m CARS i
seiiyouoidmtotinnndp-l
manm Oak and
autumn-Mme“, Conn.
Minimum Second-
handpmandtirutontuiy
meteor. '
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Battery C: Private, Field Artillery. ‘
Referring to the outbreak; against
llv'itlnh rule in Egypt, he said Great
South Nor-walk. .
'GUNTHER. JOHN L.-—Discharged
Home address: No. 50 We street. .
The annual reunion of the lith Con- “mam had "suppressed" the news or.
necticut regiment. e. volunteer regi- what Wag faking pump. and did noll
i
July 25th, 1919: 5th Division, 80th
Regiment, Co. B: Corporal. Inhnt-
111th formed in this state during the want the United States. especially m1
(‘lVll war. Will beheld in G. A. R. Hall,
Bridgeport. tomorrow.
Dancing School. open
«Private instruction.
——Polley's
6 very evening.
The
“Alli Lodge, No. 709, Benevolent and
‘roirctive Order of Elks, will be held
thododge rooms this evening at 8
will. Initiation and other import-
inisiness will be transacted.
regular weekly dance or the
mail: Yacht Club will be held in
nhimuse this evening. In View
mm. that the season is rapidly
- g in a close. a large attendance
and their friends is ex-
'n-i'e‘
ts. on their way from Bridge-
):iirwalk early yesterday morn-
..«l a large auto truck, the
~. i-l B. HeshfieldSz $011,122
. ;.-.-i. South Norwalk, lying on the Demorratic caucuses.
aver what remained of a pick-
no the poet road hallway be-
» -irhiinrt and \Vestport.
,__._____.
u in finished his
' ~ . Monday and
“er or stronger ending to
..4n. Beginning on July 15
1 .poll of ten days or rain.
liri-nk and interludes ot
"it i' since. The Old Saint
made better attempts to
rain for orty successive
past, but never has he
. .ii.~appoiniment among vs-
than this year. The
minor over now and every~
quom of
never was
.;,.. l'\
- the kind of weather that,
rained) in July and
A dwnduy's storms and those of
‘ ' ' -‘f played havoc with the
T ' ,~, that there will be tons
wr Sale this week herea-
,. the strong wind, the
1514 n with fruit 01’ such
n be easily dislodged.
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NOW
:3 ma TIME son you
' TO SAVE
\N
SJITLC‘ young men think i‘ i
" Will be easier to save a. littk
later.
. \\~
There is nothing to it- If.
your :ncome increases so Win
Your expenses.
THE TIME TO SAVE 18
NOW
4 PER CENT. 0N SAVE“.
336th regular session of Nor-
ry. Home address: No. 11 High
street, Norwalk.
KI'CH. CHARLES R. JR—Dischnrg.
ed Jan. 11. 1919; F. A. R. D.. 7th
Regiment. 3rd Brigade. Supply Co.:
Regimental Supply Sergeant, Heavy
Artillery. Home address: No. 12
Franklin Ave. South Nor-walk.
learn the facts it it could be helped.
The full committee deferred action
on lll(‘ report until next Monday.
Would-Pie Women Voters
Must File Applications
To Be Made This Week LIBNER. JAConwoischarged July
14th, 1919; U. S. Sub (‘haser No.
- .- . . r . . 408: Seaman. Navy. Home ad-
The attention 0. ll!“ umiicn u. u.“ .
town is called to the friltuuing fac1::: x dress. No. 2 Benton “"9" 80""
Norwalk.
MUELLER, JOSEPH .‘l.-~Discharged
Aug. 10. 1919: 26m Division, 102nd
l'. S. Infantry. (‘0. H; Sergeant. ln-
fantry. Home («lame No. 31
\Vaahington street. South Norwalk.
STERLING, CHARLES l-1—-Dischurg-
Ml Aug. 12. 1919; Moss Attendant.
3rd Class. Home address; No. 35
East Ave, Norwalk.
STEVENS, FRANK R.—lizschargcd
May 8, 1919; I”. S. S. Pretoria; Lieu-I
tenant. l'. S. Navy. Home address: .
his year vu- cnn new the vote for
members of the School Board, which
is. at prcscnt. the only inivilegi- we
have in the line of voting.
To vote we must lx- regularly medi‘
voters of lllt‘ town (ii Norwalk. This
moans that this week we must fill out
an application to be made a voter and
Et'nd it to one oi the tour registrars.
Applications and instructions (or fill-
ing themran be obtained at the Nor
walk and the South Norwnlk Library,
and from any of the four registrars.
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Thrcc iricmbers oi' the School Board Rowayton. l
finish the term for which they wmo- ’““‘—~‘ I
clccted this year. They ltl‘CI Harry BANKRUPTCY COURT. '
Rider, m. Traccy. Hurry Scam-iii. The” was a lit-urine yesterday be’
Bankruptcy Reiefne John W.
pciition of dismarge
Nuiiiinations to fill these vacancice‘ “’1'“
will be made at the Republican andi Hanks on the
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and on)" from bankruptcy of Mcycr Solon, wno‘
voter may be present at thcse P‘lll- Conducted a shoe and dry goodzi bust-i
cuties. provided she has registered . r' W at 101.3 itaet Main strcet. to whichl
with the party she Selects. lilnnkaohjt ctions were offered by creditors
{or l'('2lSli-l‘lllg Illli)‘ be found at thi- represented by Attorney Shapiro &
Norwa‘ik Library. Shapiro. who will file specifications
The tour l'i‘glhil'ill‘F. to whom nppii . ldlrl‘, ’ ,
cations must be sent bcmn- Student-l
bcr Isl, are: Irvin: ('. llyinutoii, lim' SUES TO REZUVER 05‘ HCTE.
hard C. Feeney, Norwhlk: Rufus J. Anna .l. Holmes 0 Brewster ycsrer-
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Smith. Jerenmih Datum. South Nor-t
walk. A \VOMAN VOTER. i
dry filttl suit again-t Emma L. Brown
"()".l{""."= alleging that the defendant
is indebted to the plaintifl' to the
amount of 8819 on a note executed «in
DOES NOT FEAR INFLUENZA.
July 28,1917. The plaintm asks 81.001).
CINCINNATI. 0., Aug. 26.—-Recur-
rence of influenza in epidemic form
this {all is unlikely, said Health 0m-
cer William H. Peters of Cincinnati.
yesterday. taking issue with Dr. Royal
S. Copeland. New York Health Com-
missioner.
case.
The Evening Sentinel will be issued
as a morning paper on Labor Day.
"The state and nation has been trot. Advertisements and items of nmvs
ty well immunized by the disease la‘st should reach the office of publication:
fall and winter." said Dr. Peters. "Evin Sunday afternoon or early in the even-
deniics of such character as a rule do-
n0t strike twice in the same place."
EARLIEBT SNOW FALL EVER
' RECORDED.
HORNELL. N. Y., Aug. 26.—A mid-
summer snowstorm of five minuteri’ du-
yrhtion was the unique spectacle wit-
nessed here today. The sun shone
brightly during the flurry. it is the
earliest snowfall ever recorded in this
section. -
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LABOR DAY BENTINEL. [
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Crepe Kimonos,
Long and shortKimonos inplnin
color and figured ribbon and
Persian band trimming. ‘
331.50 to1$2.98
J. I. MALLETTE
muck
88 WW! 8!. ‘
I” m mwnx.
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household,
M M. M". Junk and In
second hand (nods. Anything you
Love. Price according to the qual-
ity of the goods. A “one dad
ml-
. PHILIP" P. MAKONEY
a Van sanctum Phone 1182.5.
m7 hand 30062”!!! _on sale.
lllorlcu. House .
Shore Dinners
Millie‘s at Sea Food
Steak, Chaos and
Chicken
A LA CARTE
sary to provide
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
Owing to our increased business we have found it neces-
larger
oliice space in New York city.
after SEPTEMBER FIRST, 1919, we will be located at 174
SEVENTH AVENUE, New York City. Phone hmgut 7347.
Oncnd
Our servicehss been extended to Philadelphia, Pa., and
New Haven. Conn, and we will be glad to quote rates and
call for shipments.
DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN NEW HAWK, BRIDGBPORT,
mum
NORWALK, NEW YORK AND P
10 large trucks at your service for unkind: of transpor-
QIFINITION OF Wildflm
hole of the disuse Ind mufl'd
“lusting the some. Disease ll ~
by: wrench. Mot «mmhuj
beck. live- it onscreen“ ‘1’.
creates pinched nerves and
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drum-I attention:
turn otthespthouwfllnev-rso-
mammcumpwnu
when.“
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r. reams, ti. o
34 Wuhinoton 8L. 8o. Not-walk. ‘6‘
Graduate from Palmer Ochoa
SPECIAL TILL mm;
xenon
Red Oak Goal at the yard
$10.50 for Chestnut
$8.50 for Pea. Ooel
Also Hardwood in blocks or cord
lengths, $12 a cord.
L. EFFEON
E.
Egg, Stove,
. Nut and Pea
C-O-A-L
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; ’11 your eyes do notio-
' .f/ ’ can properly a blurred
, large is thrown 1190'
, the retain. We can sup-
sonoot. oars come
3 a“ m w. M Ahead Of , '
lime . you "m I
038 4- :7; ‘teye‘owmm'mmyg
“mm m ‘ .\ e ' {am- .
Ammtmm“ ”a"? E?" ”“4
“(h ’1‘.“
tation. Padded vans for furniture work.
Hershfield Motor Transportation Co. v
80. Norwalk, Ct. New York City New Haven, Ct. W Pfompt De‘Ivery
122 Water St. 1’14 Sweat]: Ave;73‘7 ”6 3.37%
Phone 294. one PM . Phone rm, &
1mm
“Agni! ammo " m m
WOOD inn-mu. l m m
TheNcrwalkCoalWyCo. - _
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ABAYHOID 3308. “Lin“
mm
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mm” .. m... i warm
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SEE THE
* New Fall Shoes
methcMfli‘m
idle mm ummmbfilnkfi-m
W you on the rlghtwey‘b”
{Museums-unitary”
ATTORNEY A'I LAW .
but. ' taming? U. 8. Phthhl m
PATENTS
30nd ta. Booklet o- Put-nu
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UNDERTAKER
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Dresses
THE
, LITTLE SHOP
”Iridium
A,
of flushing white teeth is envy of
owner, yet few persons realise the..-
can.
Tortel- accumulations on the m »
nhouldberemevedetaee; “not“
We: on untidy appearance and a.
halve breath. but aime- M
n to o mm m and why
What. for it it be allowed tote-
m M or the m or We!
fine..- to «are to Iona. .
’ mu your teeth cleaned. allot“
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