mommy, corona e. an.
, ".«Ew ENGLAND Rows
THE. new 1
OCTOBER HITS /
‘ 8603—1 m Forever Blowing
Bubbles. W94;
Yearning. Waltz.
iSGOl—Coo-Ccr. Fox trot.
WhO. Did It? One step.
18 02'—E rerybody Shimmies
Now. Fox trot.
My Cairo Love.Fox trot.
film—General Pershing March,
Repasz. March.
iSZOY—Sweet Hawaiian Moon-
light.
Hawaiian Lullaby.
13604—I've Got My Captain
working For Me Now.
And That Ain’t All.
Breeze.
19 —Oh What a. Pal Wosv
Mary. I
Dea- Heart.
:s: l
Toe Musi c. of the W'ed-
ding Chimes.
DONNE L-LY'S
16 80. Main St.
SOUTH nonwm
Elly News":
“:1 llmmita‘. Sewing: Sotfe'y i< n-
‘nl luNy
1w
ll.‘ new lirztd
Home on Fon—
Sfélllt‘d 211
hr~ in the .\'u1‘.~‘,1's'
‘1 mt avenue.
11,. r
v_ 11f ("nlumlur 1m others here
~. nut-rest in the fa"! that Cardinal
'lm l‘clgiztn prelare. has been
M d i11=otl1r urvlcras an honorary
1.. :;.lw1.
of the flower Show of the
Horticultural Society has
lwn changed to Koren r 4 and F1. A
The (late
S'ntnn-rtl
111.1111‘11‘111 souvenir catalogue is being
:1:..:i;~~d.
Mcmhnlx of the Jewish ‘Wclfare
llcnzd of Raul New York were in Dar-
i. 11 ill»! “'Ct'k seeking a large house on
tl1r l’ncr road for an institution for
‘1I‘>T;'U"' Jewish children. ‘
'l‘in- Stlflzlll>l party of Bridgepcrt
inn namcd Alfrcd SH'WHH O‘Brien. c l-
itcr of the New England Sun. as candi‘
dint for mayor. Mr. ()‘Rrivn is Weil.‘
known in this city, whit-1111(— "L")‘.'Ol‘1 d"
:1 long;
1.1411
4
.—-‘1‘“ ’
order to refund H1:-
;. “ion to saloon dculrrs
l1~~nzit1vntl 1_ old h1tm'1 l
('1 one ('Onlllli‘rltln'f
in
for lice'fi“
v."~~n
((1111.11ittrv {rcri
our”) ('(1lll}‘intl1e:~'3::7
Hi In tlrsm 11113 uni
9.31 11.115 of Connecticut.
form 1127'- ‘Ihl‘ “‘5'
fun in
who has rough-:1 1
31‘
.l, E. \Villialtr:
l..: cuttacs- at llztrbttz' \‘it-w l‘.~.1c
since 111- ruired from 111c- r-diior-nizfl
of the Tlarfen Rsviov.‘ has left for A} :
bony. N. Y. ‘a‘ltz re 111 hrw '1rcn1u- l ,1}
1‘e»1’:on>‘ll>l¢~position rm tlm 4Tllil tr
Alan} Journal
Thu flu-h
oozed by
commerce. which was
held in Atlamic C‘ily.
will ‘1)” held in that place October 21.
Fltt~iw=ss («i-operation will be the lie}-
of thc meetini. The conference
will 1ndvavor to start in motion tho
Wheel: Of industry by discussin: the
115 It‘s of Europe. how this country can
and the bea‘t methods of
lnlr rnzztional "1'7ll.".‘
Pt‘,
10 have bcen
Svptember ‘_'.t.
n! vr
Htrniy them.
:trrens’n! fur the payment of tho C111»
rli- ~ :‘1:rn‘=ll‘?d-
A MAN
CAN "1‘ LIVE
FOREVER
BUT A TRUflT comm
CAN 1 me
and in trusts covering a long
period of time perpetual ex-
istence is vital.
So the thoughtful men
nsrnesthisOompanyas
mummfihusprvvid
ingegeinstanybreakinthe
Mme of the
involved.
ll‘..4
.‘pcndlturee on this bazis are
time for :1 11111:: port nngqu-f
unexpired
1:211. 1
nl111<h-vn1‘:.’1121-»
[ r'
the national chamber of1 /
NEED EQUIPMENT
According to a Boston dispatch in
the “hill Street Journal today, New
England railroad men say the condi-
tion of equipment. particulafl'y freight
cars is poor. This is: not to he won-
dered at in View of the wear and tear
of the war years what. is regarded as
an insufficiency of expenditures for
upkeep.
Contracts between the government
and the railroads provide that the,
railroad aulmini<tmti0n spend for
maintenance of rquipment each year a
sum has-ed upon the cxpendittnwQ
made hf: 'hs‘ roads themselves during
the three year test period ended June,
20. lfll‘i’. equatrd to allow for differ-
ence in coftt of material? and “’«HPR,
Ther" are cheral reasons why e!-
not of
adequate. Wear on equln»
undrr tl‘n strain of heavy war
war: e:»oe('i;:lly severe and dur-
prcaem
mr-m
traffic
in" a port or the
n-hnn milroavl “nl‘ninzs were very lean
expendigut'w for maintenance ‘3': the.
railroads were not what they should
havo be 11.
l'ndcr the, pl‘e‘lr‘r‘t arnnzemem Bf
pooling of 1"‘rizhr core on‘n.‘ a small
proportion of one row?“ mtlpment
is on its own lines at any one time.
'l‘lrr c9211”: are scat'tt-red to 121.1 4
new of the1 county.
Tim proportion of the f-‘eie'nt (an;
on New England ronde at pro“."n'. [.1
larsc. lt is internating to note. for
e‘ramplc, that only about ‘27. per Pen}.
of Bo=ton and Maine can are on it.‘
own line:. and thi" ha: been the can
practically throuchout the period o'
federal control. "Before the coverr-
mom took over thc- TfladF the propor
tion of thv Barton &- llaim-sarsin ite
own line.- 11' :~ somethin:
like 110 [10"
Th" condition
cnr~
wa ‘- mall;
rt'lt.
i< slmi‘a" o“ ll“ N‘W'
York. Nrw Haven (.3 ilr't‘ortl, “"1012"
law» proportion of frciuht (are
piled up ln‘lnxinz Inlal carv on its
lfnc< up to nearly 3'1 Mn who r-a-' 'or
met-1:; the tiaflfc [milk Woe handled
with 50,110.; m from 1.1.3.: (1.1:-
All this ha:- itr: r .Ir'n: on 1"
dition and maintenarrc (.‘1‘ equipment
(‘fl‘L
1t i:r an c\1dv.111 1311-: til-.1: 11% do
not take m 111111-11 intet‘cs: in kewp'n':
equipment ninth-1r roads in 1,11 11:14: cl»!-
(lition a< then do vlwir own. The tm‘.
ten 2y under Mining (Emu 1~=‘:1ncc~‘
is to make only :11.- mmt norms-:11".-
repairs and that i! is c-nrrallv m!-
mittml that :1 chal deal "or "patch‘ne"
is done on jo‘us which ordinarily (om
mam] more thorough treatment.
—An adx ertisemrrt l: the Evening
Sentinel will doubtleSs bring the 398'
results
31‘"
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'rmthl.
xiv.- you
in doultt :.~ '41 \rhcth“:
you m—wl filarSQS. You
may relv upon our judg
ment \Vhen “‘r' exam.
inc your “tree 1m! find
that yo'! do no' need
g‘asses. we will f‘ank'y
512.90 so. If you do rc-
qulre :hem tnuy will be
exactly wired to your
nerds.
B 3. JA CK‘UN
”l DPTHMETHIST
§fl "Al'_l.syr1kg-V‘Lu
Y1: 11"
you and ell” l
3:» .4 may
i
l
181101: or cm. i
PorMénWhoceretoDressWell.
The worhnanshlp, material and
fit of these shoes proves why they
have'been‘ feVordtes‘to‘r our 3. gen-
tmt period at lenFt,‘
Joel: that the essential fairness of the;
fl‘l"lhntl
.V ’th the length of ride, Will so appeal
‘ operation.
‘rnent.
11111.11 '
Miss Bertha Mather-ha- been con,
fine-d to her home by Illness tme week. I
Mrs. Joseph Amend of Rnllrom: ave-
nue has been taken to the hospital for
treatment. I
.. J. E. Williams who was for-mm pro-I
prietor oi the Darlen Review. has ac-
cepted a position on the staff of the
Albany Journal and will begin his new
duties within a few days ‘
‘For Sale: Choice, Homes
For Rent: Barber Shep, Houses
Raymond Bros.
_ . l ,
The Darien Fire Company will hold;
its monthlymeeting at the fire-hmr-c
this evening. Because of the interest:
in the question of tire apparatus to be
taken. up in the town meeting the next:
night, it is expected that there will be
:1 big turnout, and plans for action at:
the meeting will be laid.
A meeting will be held at 3 o'clock;
this afternoon between the officials of ‘
the trolley company and the selectmen
of the town to consider the compaliy‘r
request for the relocation of their pol.
es on the road which in now being pa .
ved. l
The polls opened early this morning.‘
and during the earlier part, voting was
kind of brisk. dropping off at 7 o'clock. .i
From then until noon time. a few vo_
tors going in together were noticed,
At 12 m. and continuing until the clo-A
sins: of the polls. voting was heavy and
the checkers had all they could do to
expedite these men to make room for!
the constant stream. which was com-
ing in rapidly. it. was estimated that A
-there were 900 votes cast.
Letters aupoeed to be written by Da-
Librey and office
~ , Furniture ~
‘ Meuwptionflly ettrecfive tables, duke, telephone
“Whokmesandmnyoth‘erm
nmmoromr Pm 1‘03 warms
Alumnae. .
RAYMOND a: SON
"snub“.
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luv-1k.
i
UMBRELLAS
Silk Umbrella, fancy handles with cord; blade, wine, blue
udgreen.......... $4.96
slick Gloria Silk Umbrellas, straight, aqua-e and curved
handles ....................... :.......$2.25to$4.50
0--senescence-nooeoooueeee
‘9 ~-—-‘_ -__.
COAL—60c a bushel
WOQD—ZSc a baskg‘t‘r
town. Also in any quentity.
L. EFFRON
3 Bowen St. ll. Norwelk, Conn.
m. 441. Tel. 441.
INSURANCE
0! all Kinds in Strong and
We Commie:
REAL ESTATE ‘
In all Its finches
J. MhyloadrCo..hIC.
OMAN“
Hummus-l
r03 YOU! AUTO m
SIGN emu. WHOL-
ammo, Am TOPI All!
Bonchtter Heads
for $15.00.
Iver! user or printed man
knows Whnt the Mono Hm
mill bond pope:- is. It is the had
1111 sround commercial bond mode
ttoday and is need by thousands 11
‘houses who do big business.
Thacxooptionelly low price i
for a hrge letterhead, 8 1-2 x 11
In“. The priming is of the “I
’snd we find back of every M
1 Tel. 128.
' 'flle Westborter-Herald f
Wutport, Oenn. \'
P. 8.—We do other printing oi
lower prices then you have be.
paying beacon our super-hr:
equipment melee. it po-lblo. I'd.-
Phono us and one or the Jones
cull. fl
OLD CARS
fill your old can to the Bridge.
port Auto Wrecking 00.13”
North Ave. between Oak end
Center St!” Bridgeport, 00m.
Phone Barnum 5586.2 80cm
bud parts and tires to a: any
make of cor.
Jtl
I
~ MG 3!. ado 1
rich ”V n... a... still appearing In an Folding Umbrellas in Gloria Silk . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8.25 to $4.50 ‘ M‘ ‘3
out of town par-ow: still insisting that n . N. S. DI Pm " ‘ GET A S
portion of llnrlen should he annex to “Kiddies” Umbrellas ............... , , , . , _ . , , , , , _ . $135 ‘ We will QUAKE DEAL
Stamford. The writer makes it plain W 8'!" 1 F? ‘ goods, 1;,“ tpz‘relxl‘zfmkhfifm
that if this was done. the Glenbrook —--—--- . r flecond hard poods. Amthln
school would be in :1 wry much impro- ‘ 'onwm' ’ 3'2! 1:1?“ acmmmfi "3 ”1910,“:
ved condition. if the writer thinks , J I M LLETTE : “Way! P 800d!‘ A “1““1'9 am
that for the sake of a few changes or A '
added improvemcnts to a schoolhouse. ' . I : gq%12§nd:;rmbll%hfIONEY
harif‘n will be: hmter off by the. trans» m NEW m E Eocene 1mm) fonds ““florlrmlllm
action. he or she ls mistaken. Darlen DIFINITION OF CHIROPRACTK 1
can take care of her own schoolhouse! 83 WW”. n. ”m .onwm .u. of the lid tho If! 0‘ i ,y _ ‘
and make such added unprovements mm the lune. m In m" , -
which will not rcouirc her consolida- by . wrench, (m or ”m m the '
tion with Stamford If this is the only _7 _. _ book. Even if d”. in childhood. I‘- ' ”one“ Hm
complaint that the writer had to make, g“ m plucked m“ “a m 3
it is a very easy one to natisfy.
—'.‘_ l
Tomorrow night. the annual town
meeting will be held and as there are
several live issues to come up for con-
sideration. it i< cxpcctnl that one of ‘
the most heated meetings that llarinn
has as yet ever held. will take place.
Espcclally is this true in thc case of
the Darlen fire department. which has _
handed in a petition. which mus for 1
an appropriation of ”on” for 111?- pm--‘
chase of enllahle :tzmamtux' with
which to flclit Thi-- issue have ‘
been before the town meeting before.
lull 11101 with failure, which the
l‘r\_\‘s_ claim it will not again.
The 111-11" live issue of the evening will
h»- that of the .\'oro¢on f-lrc tlcpartment‘
wants: to know for what rcamn'
111: y were left out of the annual appro-‘
p'infion. This question is a vital one "
and «mi-'liinz of a definite nature-
lnusl h explained to these boys lie-'L.
for will leave the “voting very ‘
moth satiefied. Other issues: are to
fires.
had
nlat‘l
which
tlicy
lm «Hictlsserl and judnng from what mm.
1 ':1r: c “ill be cnoucl‘
to m-ake it
ha- been heard
in 31.1 ~s for the mcetinl:
KNIT
UNDERWEAR
Propere'fortbe cold weeiher by seleotfn‘ your underwear
early. We are now showing a. complete line of "Her-ode"
union suits and separate garments st 3 very slight odvnnce
over last year's prices.
(-1'1’Ni'41"!5( Ar HCDIPA"! ”PICK!
-—_ , _ .
.1 “looms-Pounce
l
l
1
1
law until midnight. 1
Increase in Trollev Fare Due
in Norw alk When “Zone”
Rates Come
(Continued from First Pagcl'.
of collecting charges, varying ,
that any: temporary inconvenience will
be m. erlgoked 1
This means: a complete change in
the customs of both the passengers
and employee of the company. which
may cause some confusion during the
first few days. but familiarity with the
methods will shortly render the new
plan acceptable.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
”Owing to on; mugged business go Inge {and norm
u, to rovide rger caspacein ew or city.
afar SEPTEMBER "FIRST, 1919, we will be located at 174
SEVENTH AVENUE, New York City. Phone Par-rent 7347.
Our service his been extended to Philadelphia, Pm, and
New Haven, Conn, and we will be glad to quote rates and
eel] for shipmentl.
D‘AILY SERVICE mu NEW HAVEN, ammo“,
NORWALX, ‘NEW YORK nu) PHILADELPHIA
10 large truck! at your service for all kinds of transpor-
tation. Padded vans for furniture work.
Hershfield Motor Transportation Co.
Bo. nor-walk, 01:. New Nod: City New Hem-Ct.
.122 Water at. mm Ave. 266 State at.
phone 294. Phone res-reset 7347. Phone 67 Colony. 1
The exact date for the fnanguntlon
of this system cannot be announced Ila;
there are a great many details to be
worked out in order to simplify the
Statement will be made ten days In
advance of the date upon which the
change will 'be mde eaective.
d—‘l‘ry e ‘Sentinel Want
Advertise
..-..—.- _‘
F. 8. 1.701.
Job ”’1! “1‘9
Omwrfifl '
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‘ason'ori BOOT—0f mouse brown m, with pearl m
i
L A n 1— A
‘L
Novelties 1n Woman’ s Footwear}
nuannoM—or brown kid with Innis heels of Isother
‘ .uox Boa—Of my kid with W Wink.
endeavor-admired. ‘E
Thesemonlysfewotthemenym and Moe
”hummus-mm “More
meanwhile-twink.
m1”. “Quantification!
I...
cum remove the cause 0
due-so and pun. health on rector-or
through her-mourns the nerve on
item In your body. renew.- [M
elve- epoch: “tendon: also cow-e
are or the spine You will never :1
net giving the Chiropractor n chuo
to help you.
”comic Treatment. Given Ah.
1‘. FRANCIS, D. C.
Shore Dinners
Allllinds of Sea. food
Skill. Chops and
Chicken
A LA CARTE
'4 Washington 8'... so Not-walk, Cone
Graduate from Pnlmer School
*
A. M. WOOSTER
Arron“ AT LAW .
LOO. Summinor U... Paton: Office 2
PATENTS
f
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1115mm. mm“
David W. Raymond
UNDERTA'KER
Tel. 0.“ m; “one. Ola.
I? WAIHINGTON CT.
“I“ "D NEN'I IUILDV‘NQ
Suits, Coats and
Dresses
‘. THE
LITTLE SHOP
EMMSM
_‘-:_
as.
The (1...; .111.
TEETH
is receiving more attention every year,
"' ~11» ~ » - _.;
mom ..
“d 0"
mun '-
CIGARS, crounms,
more and ransom).
mm BROS
I
Up-to-Dete Cigar Store I
“Adamo Block, 80. Km
Tel. 1581 '
fi
2:235
V‘
Egg, Stove.
Nut and Pea
C-O-A-L
Prompt Delivery
Harris & Gans'
“Voter-nest m
“In.
for the present generation realize the:
a. wholesome month is imperative to
J
good hunch—1t Is no longer consider-
ed a luxury.
Parents are training their children
how to are tor their teeth at home-
'méby hem them minty exam!
had by s dentist, enable n child to'
save who! would otherwloe develop In-
no u melee- state. neared teen
ReductioninthePriceof
Tires
Awnlnaluto'l'opelnd
Auto Suppl.
0). m Tire free to
mm
AARON EDEN
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Norwalk Chronicler