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For Halloween High Jinks
There’s Nothing That Will Help as Much as a
VICTROLA.
Get One on Eas /' Terms for Your Party
DONNE‘LLY’S . -
16 So. Main Street
FOR SALE
A gentleman’s home, overlook-
ing Long Island Sound. All im-
provements.
Raymond Bros.
KitchenCeabint
flit.
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. convenient and sanitary and
'dust proof.
COME IN AND SEE THFM
RAYMOND a .SON
Wuhtndfll‘l'l.
lot-walk.
Mercter
. taken up in St. Joseph's church
A collection for Cardinal
3 mterday.
.—
l'arl Hunt. head of the extension dl—
‘sisltin of the Associated Ad crabs
wit speak before a group of ad men
llaitfot‘d tonight.’
The Bishop
Knights of Columbus
Tuesday evening.
in
Assembly,
meet to-
the
Fenwick
will
marrow. at
(‘Jhtolic i‘lul; house. \Vrst avenue.
smite i’tlllt'f‘l'uflll l-‘lynn of Hartford
Wm :zijured yesterday illU‘l‘IlOOl’l‘lfl
. l’ll‘llll‘illtl‘, when his motorcycle ore.-
:t:.‘n-’d on the Southington r093. Ila
Nil-Zen to tho Hartford hospital for
TI‘-.- 7 21195:.
“11‘
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.‘d-mhets of the Hungarian Reform—
' «"‘ntxrt’h. Lexington :ivcnue, yester-
.tztt-nded the ceremonies attend-
upon the 25th anniversary
iwrl'l i.~ld in the First Hungarian
flit I‘. t-Zturch of Bridgeport.
cottimunit-zttion of Old
Lodge. .\’o. H». l-‘. and A. )l.,
' -- held zit the room Wednesday at.
w'm R tor the purpose of attending
itlflt'llll of ‘llt' late Frank N. F81“
All Master Masons are inVitod.
A 1 mt
it'igat’.,»~r General Dwight E. Anit-
‘t inn t'n‘ mum sprain-1' at the rc-
‘ttmiu-t ot‘ the. Yale ("luli at Bos-
artil—
7i;+.- 'l‘wentye‘ixth Dixision and
to many of th(~ division mem-
After leaving
served in the
in the
"s: was thn: 'llrl chief of
} of
.rrv'n
.n ‘hzs :icinity.
division he
l.t't-t‘
' it -‘fil’l
Huron zenrl
_—..___—-
in important msetimz of Frank “Y
‘Lmlzgev Post, .‘J. l'_', American Legion.
“all be held in t'm- city hall tontznt.
Pan-s, for 'lie Armistice Day celebrit-
film will take tlofiniu- form. An lnt‘i-
tatinn 1F. *0 be extended to a national‘
g-rotnznen‘. speak” to at'entl the
to he held in the Armory.
7t ist'fiC,
‘ 1 nEthnEH tor the launching of a
u? Z'r'i‘l= '.llll;idlL'll will also be dis.-
CAREFUL PEOPLE
keep tliéir Liberty Bonds
in a. '
SAFE DEPOSIT BOX
Also Jewelery
and other
Valuables.
ARE YOU CAREFUL?
Boxes are $4 a your
atthe
In:
Sclfll'
§< ,
‘wguimwd h} order of Colonel \\'. S.
0619':_‘lapt-s. commanding thP sll'liie urea
.lt‘adtrs in th-
fformulatinia plan; :u I.32l1;.i
Thirtl‘
{United States.
.4 .
imam stunts ”
BARRY Fllfililllfilllls
CHICAGO, Oct. 25 Steel mill om~
clals at Gary. .lnd.. today pointed to
operation of 27 out of 42 open hearth
turnaces. both units of the huge Du-
plex Mill and a. onedtty production of
1.800 tons or steel as hearing out their
claim that the strike of steel workers
was broken. so far as Gary was con-
cerned, Eight blast furnaces were
ready to start today and four others
were being prepared. Optimistic state-
ments iruzu ini'l heads m other parts
of the (‘hici‘go district were met by
denials by the labor leaders that the
5'li'll—Le, nearly live u'eeks‘ old. had been
we hunted
l-‘etitrrnl soldiers having Gary under
militaiyttontgol iotltt). Were preparing
for an indefinite stay allel’ Genetal
l.tonard Wood. commander of thc
.‘trniy of th-- (‘tntrul Department. was
told that tht: situation there would not
permit on their withdrawal at this
time.
(’HH‘AHO. Oct. 2i. Ait‘ederal troops
at Gary, lnd., today patrolled with
\ieapons oi the sawmi-
They were thus
"trench guns"
ot‘f shotgun typo.
tzndcr military t-ontml, utter he had re-
ceived reports llllt‘. ll.( infuntrymcn
had been stoned by strike sympathir
t‘l‘i. ("olontl Mains said the troops
would fire on .tiltu'kt‘lfi.
Elsewhere in 'll' district. tht- indu-
tiinl situation was reported lit-nemllg.‘
unclnmucd. ‘
l‘lTTSlll'lttlH. ()ct. :‘l,"‘l‘il~‘t‘l'>'7l'l'fi|‘
l'ittshurzli tllhll'lll \xei -
li'uztl
t'l's‘ hcrc today for the milling o: :1
strike \ote. (ll rail-Mani worker" tn!-
plO}Ptl in the mills. J. M. l':."v'..\(fll.'
gutl'tvstrlliillik'li of Liv stc.‘ lt‘ll'l' ".t‘l
t‘lmdrt on the national Amie commn
twp is in the tit}: and it.» char: o:
the :strlke \nle program.
Reports trout lull. u-r‘eu tinulomtt-
crs and t'vttrr-w-ntatit'ns of "37.“ sre-l
companies in .he distric. tall; today
were that there was little cilantro in
the strikt‘ situation.
JUGO SLAV MISSION COM'AG.
Delegates Will Seek Financial and
Other Relations.
BELGRADE. (Jet. :«T
Governmsnt has drcitled
mission to the l'nitvd Slalvs
cuss financial and other questions (if
fer-ting Jugu-Slaria.
l‘ARiS. Ol‘l. 27."“Il is l‘Ppnt‘lttl 'lllit
M. Trumbitt‘h and Dr. .‘lilenko R. Ves
nitch. minister of France. who
{equested a leave of absence ot sev-
H'al weeks from attendance upon tine
Peace Conference will be members 0."
the JugoSlav Financial Mission to the
. The
s. lltl ..
Senia.
m
tn Cis-
acon-‘ea "Types
0i Shoes for '
l Women
In. the Lounsbury, summon;-
linoyou'll find alutthat is suit-‘
Ilib to: every woman’s foot.
mm, AGENCY. ‘
Stands-fares .. _,_.
Creek at Groton
years Rave attention to those young-;
Guy Nickalls
.Jllnc' was his reward. .
,_.
HEADMASTER A'r .
LAURENGEVILLE SCHOOL '
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 27.——Protessor
Mother A. Abbott. who a.- hooa as
coach produced a winning Yule crew
against Harvard last June. will be-
come headmaster of lawro-eevme
school. next month. it was-announced
today. This means a. severance of re
lotions with the Yale undergraduate
today. and a new rowing coacn will
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
Owing to our increased‘bulino- we have found it neces-
sary to
after
rovide larger ones
WEB. FIRST. 1919, we will be located 8t 17!
spoon in New York city. On and
SEVENTH AVENUE, New York city. Phone Farragut 7347.
Oururvicehu been extended to Philadelphia, PL, and
New Haven, Conn, and we will be glad to quote rates and
call for chimera“.
DAILY 833V“?! BETWEEN N" mm, BRIDGBPORT.
NORWALK. NEW YORK m PHILADELPHIA
10 large trucks at your
Padded van: for furniture work.
til'
service for all kind: at transpor-
Hershfield Motor Transportation Co.
80. Norwalk. Ct. New York City
174 Seventh Ave.
Phone Farragut 7347.
122 Water St.
Phone 294.
New Haven, 0!.
266 State St.
Phone 427 Colony.
have to be chosen.
Prolossor Abbott as a teacher 01‘
school for nineteen;
stcrs who desired to row. “'hen Mi
came to Yale in the fall bf 1915 he at»;
ded the duties or rowingi
couch to his «nurses in Latin. He time
served in 191‘} and l'Jl'a'. and wneu_
could no longt“ con-
tinue as head coach by reason or war;
conditions. Professor Abbott assumed
full charge. “’hen war activities be:
gain at Yale he organized the Yale
Naval Training Unit. and continued at
its head until disbanmcnt. Then he
returned to coaching. and .i winung
varsity crew on the Thames River liftE
:tssisianr
LDHEVAUTUMN MEWS ’
DRAIN THE BAT TERY .
'WOMEN’S SHOES
“Of Style and Quality
Ladies’ High Cut9 Inch Boots. in my. brown. ‘
black kid and cloth tons. patent leather foxed.
Dress heels or medium low military heels.
MANY OTHER MODELS T OR EVERY TASTE.
CONNEALLY &’ BRACKEN
81 Washimzton Street.
South Norwulk.
MIlV TZ’S
Good Clothes
Are an Economy
l
l
l
COAL—60c a bushel l
Immediate delivery all overt
town. Also in my quantity. '
L. EF F RON
3 Rowan St. 1!. Norwalk, Conn.
m. 441. Tel. 441. l
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTK
moo of tho duo-u and tho on 0!
mm. the nine. Dino-no u an.“
by: wrench. twist arm-lath
hook. liven if don. in childhood. 2-
creoteo pinched nerve- uid pun: I
later lilo In the More“ m an! i
it...
Chm remove thou-o t 1
disease and pain. health in mutant
through hmnmu the none In
ltomn In your hody. halo tron“.
elven oped-l attention: she can
mro or the spine. You will never to
mt giving the Chiropractor a one-o-
to help you.
w mm Given Ao-
_ ., v. _ ,___.‘_—___. h_____,
5000 Ha
Ivory user of printed nutt-
lmow: what the famous Rm
mill bond paper it. It in the u
all around commercial bond ml.
today and is used by thoulonbflr
house: who do big businm.
This exceptionally low price I
for a large letterhead, 8 1-2 x n
audwestundbackofevorym
mm.
The WestnortcrHerufl '
Wenpat. Donn.
P. B.—We do other pflnflw ..
10"" pricee thin you have be.
m beans. (I! m
equlpment make. it “to. I.»
phonon: end one o! “lotions ‘
can. ,
0L0 CARS
wtholdcuutotheBfld‘o-l
PM Auto Wrecking 00., 1810 .
1'0!“ A“. Ween on: a.
0"“! 3“» Brianna. can...
Phomnmm m
MMMti‘tofltw
ashore-1.
'l'. FRANCE. 0. C.
uwmogumm
Mina-Putnam
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FA. M. WOOSTER
A110“! AT [Aw
I...- MID. U. I. hunt Off!”
PATENTS
Pauli-MM.
Ill-”IL meant
F. S. LYON *
" lob Printing
’ South Norwalk
a..-‘ A__..—
Dorian House __
Shore Dinners
All Kinds at Sea
Steak, Chops and
Chidlell
A LA CARTE
—
Egg, Stove.
Nitt and Peal;
WHOLESALE
and -
“TAIL
CIGARS, 01min:
men and raucoo.
TARLOV BROS
UptoDste Cigar Store
We Block, So. Rm
Tel. 1581
g
These cool nights are a. stren-
uous strain on your car's battery.
—better have us keep. it FULLY'
CHARGED so that it will give you
snappy starts and plenty of light.
OUR charging is the work of ‘
skilled specialists using the best
of modern equipment-it‘s a ser-
vice that PROLONGS your ba‘-
tery life.
Repairing and charging of ALL.
MAKES.
Moderate charges.
Norwalk Storage
BLOUSES
Georgette, (impede-Chine and PussyWillow Tafl‘eta. in a. va-
riety of styles and trimmings ............. _ $3.25 to $7.58
Black Silk and Satin~with—“Hi-Lo” and fitted collars,
——
Dainty Voiles, trimmed in lace embroidery and pin tucks.
$1.50 to $2.98
The Tailored Styles in plain white and light striped flannelette.
J. I.M
ALLETTE'
(3.04-1.
Prompt Delivery
lflarriS&GanS
i
l
l
' a
Cure That Cold 3! a
Takinz ‘
WHITE PINE COMPOUN-
W "'8 TAR
I. H. BAXTEB .‘i'
53mm
3 mun.
Scienliltc Dentistry
Something New!
Without Plates or Remov-
able Bridge Work.
improvement
with the large suction plates in?
l
l
l
’_ Teeth
This docs away‘
. “Get aoquinted'
lute New York Butter & l
522 Market
it 80. Main St, 80. Nor-walk.
Direct‘ receiver: of Butter,
Page, Tea, Coffee and Cheese .
exclusively, fresh every day. t .
you prompt service. t
u. 472. l
THE HARDWARE &
AUTOSUPPLYCO.
. 43mm.
M121“. 80.!!!“th
.t W.
m '
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-
may we suggest an early call to select your Corset before
your gowns and suits are fitted?
Thisseasoumorethenererdsthemoceuofthe gown de-
pendent on the Corset.
l
~~
omeor'mien willtuh phominuidin'mm
.7 of aeorrect'model, whateveryourflmetypenybe.
Battery (:0. l m ml common use, being constructed ottf
, ! .truc mechanical principles. fit thcl
72 Mi. Mail 8‘. Phane 33"2. 88 wanna”! n‘ ”m ”NW“. mouth with perfect avt‘lll‘i'H'y. An)"
—_ " ‘ ‘ number of teeth can be put in i
i - -_ ' twithout extracting any [zoml'
’ ‘natural taste and speech are pro-
i
saw»
:itee'h. and no plate in the roof of.
;tlie “Unfit. and firmly held. TH.-
DIUGGII'! "
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GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your housuhfl
goods. rags. papers, Junk and II
second hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the qual-
ity of me goods. A are
always. Hz a”
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
52 Van Znndt street. Phone 118“
Snood hand goods alwsyn on solo.
Reduction in the Price J '
Tires
Awnings, Auto Top: and
Auto Supplies
Ono Miniature Tire Pro. b
Every Patron
AARON K OHN
.served. PurtLal’lon‘er > its cannot
,be successfully made by any nth—i
‘er method.
Examinations free.
56 Railroad Avenue
Phone 49.
i Hom9a.m.t08p.m.
l
Sunday: by W‘ out.
T
COAL.
Wood & Grail
Device Bros.
InMAnundl'h-Itlt.
'TEL. [53
mm~~ ——-—_—-=n”
3-
£2
mmermtls
BondLetter Heads
for $15.00. "
WOOD—25c a basket inch“. Th9 Print‘ne is of tho it. *
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