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FOR YOUR i REGARDS CONN. ABLE _
2 To PROTECT ITSELF n s,” a no
Halloween
Par! 37
Every: .inér in the line of
Table Favors. Place Cards, Dec-
oratic-ns, Lanterns, D2ccrated
Hoping to, you will be sure
to find at
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wore nonwuu.
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Elly News
81-1.- tin» line of liallowe'en novelties
and favors at Ilounelly's, 16 80’1"!
Main street.
Prompt adjusnnent was made yes
terday for the damage done by Mo;-
1;a;.': fin- to the Building of the ill-Po
Want—proof llattvry Corporation, in-
.»urrd b_.2 the J, M. Layton 6; (‘11.. int.
ALI—Lt _\,
Huflt-r Lodge. No. 97, l. O. O. P. will
11212:}; the initiatory degree this evening
.1’ lht‘ regular meeting. The enterta u-
tuvn: committee met last evening 1!)
17.4119 arrangements f.r the big smok-
e.- ’o be held in the near future. They
2-511! report on the same at. the meet-
~ng this evening. All members are 13.
vized :1) be present.
~-Dencin,t: tonight at Eagles Fair.
'l‘cwn Assembly Hall.
A dolesatitin ol‘ mt‘mbers of Sher-
roan Founci'. Royal Atrantmt. paid a
xisit to the SL1 untold 1 ‘1mncil last even
all! (-fnn 1- -rretl to degree in excel-
2;.lr» anbt-rs ot‘ the order
from l"-211t Cu‘stpr 1.1111 Bridgeport as—
»:111! ._1‘l' llw (Htlntlllfilnn of the work
1. slum-tits were served.
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h,"
i-urinr ill“ summer a number 01"
211-:_.-~1 tat-tits have been off the shores
. 2' .4..2:Ihpru2t 11nd yacht racing has
1:11.11 131 the pleasures of the 3921-;
‘ now :1 thing: of the past. The;
.- 1112.29 gimp to winter quarters. 0.
rat-ht “'liippm has gone.
ret‘npm't, L. l., for the
. 11‘ sea-212m. This motor yacht has
{many admirers, in this section.
I 1
‘- lining."
- 73.21 la in (‘1
1w \lidwat ilstles Fair Town
11” all this week. Dancing.
Viashinmon Lodge. Shepherds
'31. will hold then.
meeting Thursday night; also
.1313 their annin-rsory at theih
lied Men's ll:1ll. Main street.
1 vantlidate to b.“ initiated. \‘isl‘.
caper-ted from Danbury. New
”(1‘- 1-11. Bridgeport, \M‘stport and
h Norwaik Lodges. All mem-
‘-e:s please brinz refreshments. Meet-
(ailed early.
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The sugar short-.120 in Norwalk may
relievrd. providing the
the navy follows out his
release threw million pounds
lit
up:
somewhat
rotary 11"
plan to
If sugar now held in reserve for use
in ‘2}? na\ y. The secrt-lary has de—
claz‘etl that the navy department has
nine million pounds of sugar. and he
is willing that one-third of that amount .
be distributed to relieve the situation
resulting from a nation-wide shortage
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CAREFUL PEOPLE
keep their Liberty Bonds
in a.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOX
Also J evvelery
and other
Valuables.
m YOU CAREFUL?
Boxes are $4 a you}
at the
1'311‘srirg his thanks for the offer, but
foliin: uttt'ntion to the existence in
{,1-nrugl1 m ,suppi21-ss any disturbances
,5‘11'2‘11 as I"..i\'1- out-111221911 in other stifle-s.
.frillirtiizzttilv
iz'uda} by :1 lett t from the
:(lmP.
‘has until Juno 31!. 1920 in “hich to ac-'
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.givethemthovorybuum.
(Continued 1 111111 Page Jam.
1 non receipt ot.ti1e telegram. the
Sox‘s-211.2117 \vmte Secretary Baker. ex-
"ornov'tix 1:1 of a State Guard. strong
from Scoretary Baker
lie realized. he wrote.
wilt-tit. had a military or-
2:11:11n smug enough to protect
:\\n interests, but had sent th“
t1 l( gram simultaneously with similar
11s .121 .s !1. the Governors of all other
.\ 1212t1y 1:111!”
l 131 ((1112,.
.. ill:
lit-z
Stop The T
Hayes'
Healing
~Honey
Stops The Tickle
Heals The Throat ' -
Cures TheCough
Whites milny of which are not pre-_
p.11121‘1 like l‘onnecthrit. and would have i
‘to 1'1 l} 1111 Federal military assistance
ir tiiv- (use 01’ any serious disturbance.
'..01iosponden1:t- betu con (lore-nor,
linilomb and mu \\ .11 lie! 2111111: nt l
.1 retard to the desiie 0f the latterl
-to iin' '41 National (luuitl units 1512110-
lisl1-d in I ounn' 'cut 1' :1s rinsed yes.
(.0\ prnor
p imin" tut :he rth ~1‘nr‘e of stntinitnt‘
r'n- stt'h :1 mow in this s ate :11 this
Or in: to tht ;. ‘P! til; it tht state
crpt Feueiai :ml i2: tho reestablish-i
mom of National Guard units here. the
Governor write that it would be ad-'
visable to await 11 clarification of the!
military BItflltiUl’l in the United States'
so that recruits sought for such a. Na-t
tional Guard could be told whnt. 0H».
gations they would have to assume
upon entering the reestablished serv- ,,
3103”,” LOSS A YEAR.
state Dona-uncut of Health to Show
Coat of Disease.
The state department or health has
made prelmtations for a drive to
demonstrate to the people of (‘on-
nt—‘cticut how thr. erunoznic loss to the
state by disease is SiO.t;tit).000 a year.
and to teach them how the disease
may be controlled and in most in-
stancva prevented from spreading.
These diseases include scarlet fever.
whooping "cough. measles. influenza,
diphtheria. tuberculosis and others.
The department shovvs the number
of births in the state in l9l8 as 37.-
134 against 37.561 in 1917. There were
27,379 deaths. making of 19.4
per thousand oi population. influenza
was the most pitilitit‘ 12.1use of death.
7,3154 havinu z-ut‘t'umiwd. Pneumonia
was responsible for the- uivnth 111‘ 3,541
and IUI)HI‘(Ulti.-i.~ 1.773. Illlllht‘l'lzl was
fatal in 201 1214505. spinal meningitis in
77. infantile in it; and
a rahn
112.1111 iysis
whooping (UllL’ll in 279.
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STATE EXH|B|T PLANNED.
Hartford to Have Agricultural I and
Indu8triai Show. _
HAR'H‘UH), 0m. 22.-~-P1112tial pluns‘
ware mad: at a mominz held in til"-
rooms of the :statn board 01‘ agriculture
at the capitol Monda for the large :15:-
rlculturni and industrial exhibit.‘
which will be held at the State 1115
mory dating the last part of .lanuan‘.
Representatives were present from the
1‘.21‘icultlne. the Can-
Iht’
Assnma-
ram Rul'ltl r1.r
nectlcut Chamber of (Totnmert‘e.
Connecticut. Manufacturers
tion, the Connecticut Agricultural (“oi-1
legt‘. the Connecticut \‘12zr‘tahlt‘ tit-11w-
ei's' Assor-iution. \lie (‘ouniy Farm l'.11-
i‘eaus. and other organizations. it i<7
plannttl to makn this exhibit tiw lzirg
est in New England. and ill(' dute “ill
be the latter pzirt of January, it thv
Military 1-2111o1'gunt‘y lionrtl gives Its
consent for the use of the armory. it
is planned to have exhibit from
every t‘at-torf.‘ in ("onner‘tirut at tho
exhibit. showing unit-'1-
worn by man or woman is nl‘dtlt' tn
this state. as the vommitrntnsaitl Mon
day. The zizt'iculturai exhibit will '1)“
the largrst 1 yet l1(ld in liti> st 2111-, 21nd'
taking the combined exhibit. thr at‘nirt
promisc:s to be the 11111.21 tidhtll‘h 1 v-\1;r
Istaged in New England.
ill":
that (”n-r32
Mrs. Dora Byrne of Riverside. wife;
of the n0\t~list. gavt- birth to twins.
'Sunday night in the Stamford Hospi ;
tal. The boy has been named Brit-ml
Oge. and the mrl Jane Ollie )lis ';
I
.- Dvxne and thc t;n:'lrl1en:»11<1.rnng VH1 l
well.
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FOR THE CHILDREN
No nails,
wrinkles.
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H you'can’t accompany the
dfldmswdthmmsudmufl!
1 Grave's O-Pun-Tr-to 8dr.
'At Any Price-
35c per Bottle
A Free Box of
Opens the Pam: and Pollen-ates]
For Head Colds. Chest Colds and
(houpdoencboed with every bot-
tluoffinyes‘ Wfioney.
Yn‘ettbewmlndthewvo
hmMSSC.
mwmmwedto
”Publish
Pmmrmm
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o‘clovo'o
VAN DV'K ceflees are cheap
at any prim-v because they are
tht- best grown.
And now that market condi-
tions permit us to lower the
prion, surely they are doubly
cheap!
Ducal: 00"“
Cut from 489 to 45¢ lb.
“81' memo
(‘ut from 451' to 41¢ lb.
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_* FOR SALE
Choice home in East NOrwalk
-—all twprovemefils—rare bar-
gain- ‘
_Raymond Bros.
A Kitchen Cabinet
Such as we sell is the ideal of every housewife. Made
of solid steel. covered inside and out with white en-
amel. they are clean. cc nvenient and sanitary and
dust proof.
COME IN AND SEE THEM
RAYMOND a SON
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no... Wynn fol-furniture work.
ma Mdor Transnortatiul Co.
lo. .m 01.3.- York My New Ilia, Ct.
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8A1! 30 com
(‘ut from 431- 11139311).
COMBINATION COFFEE
('ut from 3012 to 291: lb.
This is our Mei: til \t‘l'\ll‘1‘
Ja mesVan Dy k C0
128 Washington St.
T
Lilli: AUTQllMH Ilfil‘l
DRMil: “E BA’TEE'
' There cool nights are a. stren-'
ucus gram on your car's battery'
—better have us keep it FULLY
2 CHARGED so that it will give you.
2snappy starts and plenty of light.‘
OUR chargLng is the work of .
skilled specialists using the best
of modern equipment—it’s a. ser-g
'vice that PROLONGS your bet
,tery life.
Repairing and charging of ALL
MAKES.
Moderate charges.
Norwalk Storage
Battery Co
72 No. ll‘aii St. Phone 336-2
Inuit. 174MAve. 203mm.
than.“ than. Flu-gut 7347. “Wilden;
WOMEN'S} SHOES
Of Style and Quality
g..;'...‘,
, Ladies IfizhCth lad: Boots. in tiny. brown.
block kid and cloth tusantent leather faxed. -
Dress heels or medim low military heels.
MANY OTHER. MODELS 1 OR EVERY TASTE.
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
81 Washintm Street. South Not-walk.
. given IMO! attention;
COAL—60c a bushel t
15000 Hammcruiils
tBond Letter Heads
WOOD—25c I basket
Immediate delivery all over
m the it. my quantity.
3m 8%. I. Inuit, Conn.
m “1.
our-lumen 0F CHIROPIAOTK
.1130 o! the at... All the at at
but. Even if done In childhood 1
create. pinched none- and Dunn I
12:11..“ In the am orp- of
mm the“ In
tun- ln your body. “mic M
u» a.“
taro otthe cplne.Yonvfllmmn
mmmemlimoflllot
"up”
log-nu: Two-tuna Olvoo Al-
I. FRANCE, I]. C.
34 Washington IL. .0. Not-walk. Com
Mm trout Pulmor Oahu!
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A. M. WOOSTER
WY AT “W
L... Bun-hot U.‘ PM! 0&0.
iPATENTS
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1 Ar. You Going to Celebrate the
light of the Witches?
If so you cannot afiord
overlook our
Hallowe’en Novelties
choon
hum, Ben Don Boxes, Phoe
Cards, Jock O‘Lanterns.
Drop in Ind sen us the first
time you are down town.
F. L. HAMILTON
0 Wall St. Telephone 125.
to
F. S. LYON
1 Job Printing
South Not-want
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Egg! Stove.
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BLOUSES
Georgette, Crepe-de-Chine and Pussy-Willow Toilets. in a va-
riety of styles and trimming-s . ._ ........... , $3.25 to $7.98
Black Silk and Sotin with “Hi- Lo" and fitted collars
; w 32. 98 to $4. 50
Dainty Voiies, trimmed in lace embroidery and pin tucks,
81. 50 to $2. 93
The Tailored Styles in plain white and light striped flannelette.
J. I. MALLETTE
Tel. no.
8' MIT. IOU'I'B 1:011qu
“Get acquainted”
The New York Butter & I
E22 Market
5) 30. Main St, 80. Norwalk.
Direct. receiver: at Butter,
m, Cofloe and Cheese
exclusively, fresh every day.
Quick auto service 3mm
um.
The South WE.
TM Ca»
CORSETS
May we suggest an early can to select your Corset betel;
your-gowns and suits are fitted?
.This season, more than c rat, is the success of the gown de-
MonthoCm-Iet. o ' “on
Our oorIetiere will take pleasure in aiding your selection ,
,4! a correct model, whatever your figure type my be.
. urved.
Nut and Peal
(3-0-1611
Prompt Delivery
Harris & Gans
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3111111111111: Beulistry
Something New!
.Tceth Without Plates or Remain
able Bridge Work.
This imprm ement duos
12m? umchanical prinniplos. fit the
vmonth with perfect :11-1'2tirat'y.
’numiwr of teeth can he put
{without txti‘acting any good
"M‘li and 1: 1131:“) in ti: o roof 0f
the :1.1.uti.. and firml; hold Tl“.
natural taste and speech are prv-
litrtinl love.“ 1-2 7ts cannot!
be successfully luau ‘ it) any oth-
er method.
Examinations frct‘.
Boats 9 u. m. to 8 p. :1.
Cathy: by Went.
2- ELLE. Mailery 2
is com in: arm,
mamas.
L. EFFRON t
1 l
au'ayl
with the large sooth-n plates in
.cmnmon use. being: constructed 011'
All)"
in -
' BAG] ”VII
Every user 0! printed In“
knows whut the famous Hm
ttodoyanduuoedbythmd
houses whodo W bum
This excqfionally low mg I
Saulnaloherhouds1gxn
hcha. The painting in 01th.“
“111"“dech
Tim.
The Westnortcr-Henfl ‘
Weapon-t. Donn.
P. 8.—Wo do other printing ‘
lower prices that you 111m tn-
wing boom-o or
equip-out mob. it pol-ibis. fib-
In.
0L!) CARS
“maiden-nomads...
portAuto Wrecking 00.. mo
3"“! 470. MM 01.]: uni
mm“ Brim, 0‘,
Phomnurnmnbmz. mood.
hudpuumdthutomw
mhofcur.
A
Dorian flousé
Shore Dinners
All Kimls at Sea Food
Steak, (hops and
Chicken
A LA CARTE
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WHOLESALE
1nd
DETAIL
atom, CIGAR
PIPES 3nd TOBACCO.
TAILOV BROS
Op-to-Dote Cigar Stan
”chemo Block, 80. um
i Tel. 1681
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GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy tour hon-Md
goods. lugs. papers,1unk Ind an
second hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the am!-
lty of the goods A pull." 5.:
always.
PHILIP P. MAHONE‘Y
52 Van 7.1mm rtrcet Phone 110-5
Second hand tOfldl utwsvn on uh.
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l Reduction in the Price (1
Tires
Awnings, Auto Topl and
Auto Suppliel
Ono Ministure
Every Patron
AARON KOHN
55 um Avenue
Plum 4..
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COAL
Wood & Grat-
De‘vine Bros.
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TEL. 83,
. mill‘bondpaperil. 1111mm
toll around comments] bond“ ‘
phmuufiomdmm'fl.
15,51
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