macaweuiltopoorand
is“ wiilhest your holuew'ithoul
. Mwillcheeryourheertud
Vagryour liver and castylllr
Rubles
intheriver. Eachand
m ton’s a treasure, adding
aptly to your pleasurc,'a care
“all the ills of winter whether
,m, artist, printer; better than
“doctor's dope, the druggist's.
“the
“and
grocer’s soup to keep you
strong and fit, of steady
,me and-hardy grit. A soothing
ne- ior ever!
a.“ of coal.
Elmso
soul, a simple thing,
M’t
*il‘his
{You Love .
Immitation Flowers?
”.You DO NOT. You may say
-—‘:Oh! What a clever immi-
“Ion’L—but no inspiration is
“kened in your soul. Of
.rse not.
WNEW EDISON.
“he Phoncgraph with a Soul"
has unlike the kind that “im-
‘a’tes music”—as reali, na-
ue .grown flowers are from
h immiitation paper variety
1“ purchase at the milliners.
Music To Be Felt
Must Be Real
‘COME—LISTEN TO THE
Alfre d Fox PianoC o.
“No. Kain St.,
‘Opp. Congregational Church
marvelous phonograph
NEW EDISON
So. Norwalk
C:
L. C. Smith. Under-
wood, Ilmnington. all
OIlH'l‘ makes, sold.
rentcd and repaired.
Rentals $5 per month.
Machines sold tit $10
per month.
PLUMMER,
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
nest-imam Ave.,
r“
Bridgeport, Conn.
umvs YOUR COLD,
3y Taking
- Baxter’s Cough Syrup
[GLBAXTER Drums
kvid W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
sud—om“, 1103:
[1 WASHINGTON ST.
.‘W NED MEN’S BUILDINW
House, ow
”WALK — NEW YORK
TRANSPORTATION
L‘Ianufacturer A Specialty
along Distance Hauling
Q guarantee service-—
'HN P. HEALY & SONS
339 WASHINGTON ST.
moms 1540. ,
d.
man-gain Every Day At the‘
"*n WASHINGTON ST.
W's bargain in our house-
,hishing and bargain Base
galvanized wash boilers,
:aarg. size, ....s1.9s
zPioce Dinner Sets, . 57.45
Outlet Store
Think Of It!
‘ alk-Overs
’ iRight Here in'
*1 Iyar’s Shoe Store
Norwalk
s7 WALL er. .
l
. plateau
ed “Wet” Agent
Fined For Gun Play
' CH. Sept. l3.—Salvatore
. of Springfield. Mass, to-
flned $50 and costs in the
on the charge of reckless
exchanged shots
: bition enforcement agents
bended him for violation
M
ii carrying concealed wet .
Sumnella ‘
actdurlngadarlng‘
V
have decided to muddle along {or a time
> \
Prices are going to be maintained because labor is demanding an
eight hour day with higher wages, which will mean reduced uc-
'tion and substantially increased cosh. .Dun'e review of April 8rd It"
“it ie now recognized that any material weakening In auctatlone Ie
unlikely until production overtakes consumption, and there is little
in sight at present to encourage expectations."
if you are compelled to rent a home for the next five yeare. at
the meet conservative eetimate,.you will undoubtedly have to pay at
least an average of 010 month more than you have been paying.
With a probable increase in transportation charges of so per cent.
is there anyone who can show convincingly how lumber, prices, at
the end of five yeare can possibly decrease eufllclently to equal the
additional rent which you will pay during that period.
Buy now—Own your own home. Come and see us. Let us help
you with suggestions and in the selection of material.
Th e Hatch 6:? Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWAIS, cons.
The Textile Store
See our new woolen goods and
velvets. The quality. and prices
Will interest you.
136 WASHINGTON ST.,
South Norwalk.
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
RIB LAMB CROPS, 1b., eee coo ees esp who so. 000 Class“
LOINLAMBCHOPS, Ibo, so. see e‘ee eee gas fees ee'e' see-“c
FOMUARTERS LAMB, Ibo, ass ... ees see as, 'eeeooalsc.
STEW LAMB, 1b., ..
NATIVEPOTATOES,pk.,... cos ees see eeo'eae;eee‘lee45°
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Nomak—4oum Norwalk 5
e one sea co as so see-see Toucan-15°
[comply with
Victor Wesely
(Formerly With Yeast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies. FendeljS. Radiators. Lamps re
paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
al work. ,
Welding of All Kinds of Metals.
183aymondStrcet,SouthNorwalk,NoarSouthIIIhSl.
BECKMANN’S GROCERY
GROCERIES OF DEPENDABLE QUALITY
AT REAL LOW PRICES . "
THE EXTREME LIMIT IN FINE '
BAKERY PRODUCTS AT WHITE
‘ HOUSE BREADERY NEXT TO ‘
A. F. Beckmann 63.00; Inc.
83 WASHINGTON ST. FREE DELIVERY PHONE 1405
Hershfield Motor
TRANSPORTATION CO.
—————Daily Service Between New. York and Hawaii——
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tethin: paddedvans fortunitnrewosk.
,flainm “OWEN SouthNorwaIk, Phone; ‘39!
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CHURCH NOTES. _
The Sunday school ot the South
Nos-walk Methodist church opened its
[all m yesterday with a good at-
tendance, both of teachers and pupils.
The Sunday school board meets to-
ght, at the man, to arrange for
“My Day." and to make other pro-
gressive plans for theses-en's work.
it Is desired that all members of the
board be present.
The T. C. B, Class holds its Septem-
ber business meeting tomomw even-
ing, at the home of Mrs. Wilson, the
President. 5 Reed street.
church deslr~
Youns people of the
lug to attend the corn roast Pl-l‘tY.
siren by the Epworth League. at Col-
umbus Grove, on the beech. on Wed-
nesday evening. this week, should get
in touch with Miss Ruth Raymond or
John Allen for information.
At 8 o'clock on Wednesday evening
there will be an important meeting in
the official board of the church It
the parsonage.
__________,_.___-——
FIELD DAY AND REVIEW.
Grand Sword Bearer Milton Ellwood
Attends Allan- at Double Beach
Milton mwood, Grand Sword Bear.
er of the Grand Commander’s stall of
the Knights Templar, was in attend-
ance at the ileld day and review held
by New Haven Commandry on Sat-
unday at Double Beach.
New Haven Commandry had had in-
vited Clark Commandry of Water
Commandry of
bury and St. Elmo
Meriden, as well as several other
commandrys from throughout the
state. The Grand Commander and
stall were also present.
A Clambake and review was held
at Double Beach. there being about
400 swords in the review. The bake
Was a line one and gently enjoyed.
——-_—————_—--
ON GENERAL STAFF.
Major J. Moss lves. 0i Danbury.
who is on military duty in Washing-
ton, as a representative of ihe NB-
tional Guard upon the acne"l 8““
or the United States «my. 93996“
to spend the present month in Wash-
ington. He will return to Danbur)’
to try cases at the Octohi‘l‘ mm) 0'
the Superior Court and will then re-
turn to Washington to continue his
army duties (or an indefinite period.
He is the only National Guard officer
from New England upon the 8811"“
stafl and will rcprescni the entire
New England area in the capacity.
The following Isirom the Washing-
ton Star:
Colonel Franklin F. “'ard. of New
Vork. is one of tour-lean officers of
the National Guard and Olllccrs' Re-
serves corps who hnW' been detailed
by the war department as additional
members of the general staff of the
army. in accordance with the policy
adopted by the war di‘parimt’ni to
the provisions of the
army reorganisation act. The other
National Guard and reserved otlicers
so detailed were announced today as
follows:
(‘oionel Walter E. Bum. Alabama:
Lieutenant Colonel John ll. Goodman.
Colorado:
Minnesota: Colonel Creed C. llam-
mond. Oregon: Major J. Moss Ives.
Connecticut; Major John W. Page.
Texas: Colonel Milton A. Rockford.
Marylaudlll Major 0. Lawson Reed.
Maryland: (‘oloncl George C. Reckard.
Pennsylvania: Colonel Frank M. Rum-
hold. Missouri: Lieutenante Colonel C.
P. Wilson. Ohio; Lieutenant Colonel
Guy M. “’llson, Michigan and (‘olonel
Joseph H. Pratt. North Dakota.
in making these details, the war
department issued the (allowing ex-
planatory statement:
"Practical coordination is obvi’
ously a vital factor in any schcmc for
the organization or the three com-
ponents of the army of the l'nticd
Slate. “'ilh this in View. .these or-
iicers have been assigned to commit-
tees oi the oplrntlon division and
the war plans division of the war dc-
parimeni general stafl. composed of
an equal number of regular and re-
serve officers who hold or have held
National Guard commissions: and as
such they will participate in the so
lution of every question and probicm
which affects directly or indirectly.
the policy of the war department
with relation to National Guard and
reserve forces.
"The war dl-pnrimeni has further-
(Iothed them “llh tho a'uthoritv m
initiate. an llll‘ntberg of the 3913...,“
33a“.- durations on policy affecting the
I'll‘hl‘ill strength as well as the gen-
ernl adminim'aimn, of the semi ac-
“lo components of the army,
”They have been received at the
WI}? department with every consider-
anon Ordinarily extended to those of-
equai rank in the regular army;
{22:5 ezfileubeen made available for
re use - - -
may accorded them. and me”, com-
in 2:31.323": xeneraliy are free
_ , — eir approval of this
advice! and piolrressive step in 5..
‘V7'“.‘"3 these representatives of the
. atlonal Guard and organised re.
:Eryes to a duty which premllg of
finer lparticipation, on an ever foot.
8. n the plans being develo d
for the basic establishment pe
well-bl - of a
in f; ahead military force contain-
thge “nevi/it"a?mponents authorised by
or v capable of wide and
”5'0“ ‘9 the event of
VVETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
t Asmnc'rox; Sept. .13 —‘Dei'e-
gguest from various sections .of the
th n ry were in attendance today at
e opening session or the twenty-
first annual encam '
"fans of Foreign V5221“ of_the Vet-
pageant portrsying in
Events in the history of‘lhe ”33:33
0:31“ iwattle/staged tonight In the
menta 1' near the‘Washlngton Monu-
The capture by the Am
Montfaucon will be "pmeggnsrg
day, at Camp Meade. {or the lanter-
tainment of the veterans.
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CLEVELAND AMATEUR NINE
W NR
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CLEVELAND, Se :' 1 -—The -
leimer Federals. Circlind mgr
championed-linseed the. Mien.
fire" Class
Major George B. Gurlcvy, -
60x80 inches. $10.00.
our popular numbers: 60% wool.
M
:
BRAVES suv TWO ourrleuoens.
BOSTON. Sept. 13.——President
Grant, of the Boston National Base-
ball Club. announced last night the
purchase of Outnelder Nixon. of the
Beaumont club, and McDonald, of the
Galveston club, Texas League.
. am 59’ Hyatt
e-Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store—
When the Cooler Days Come
An extra blanket not only brings comfort but safety from colds and chills.
KIRKWOOD HIGHEST GRADE CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANKETS—One of
68x80 inches. $10.50: 60x80 inches. $9.00.
LAKEWOOD BLANKETS—Of thehiiihest grade 70% wool. Extra size 76x84
inches. $13.75. Resular size. 70x82 inches. $12.50. Three quarter bed size.
we. 5, -.Mi
BEACON BLANKETS—A splendid assortment of these most satisfactory
blankets that give ‘fWool comfort at a cotton price.” 7 .-
COMFORTABLES. SHEETS. PILLOW CASES. BED SPREADS ' “t
.-
\
Foley; .
Honey and Tar
m
AN OLD RELIABLE FAMILY
REMEDYJecommendedlcgcoughe.
colds, tickling oi the throat. spasmodic
troop. whooping cough. la grippe, and
bronchial coughs. Whoa. etc.
ThefiretDoeeGeveReIief
C. I. Summers. Holdrodge. Not. writes:
'Some has one i contracted a veryoevm cough
ndceld duels eapeeere. Is coeds gel eohed
Iconic hardly sleep in two or throe nights. A
Orlando! mine recommended Foley a Honey and
1st Compound.“ I pteflebettle. The very
em does relieved me. 1 tech a second dose
bolero coins to bed and can “We“! fly I did
not cos-eh once all n . B
”we days in or entirely gone.
min“... Foley's cosy ”dates lull credit
lo! .y y and per-seed recovery.
For liter: than thirty years
Foley’s Honey and Tar has Item
and with satisfaction and SW35.
For sale or winemm Core.
The Growing
Need
01 a bank account must be-
come apparent as your busi-
ness increases. Such an ac-
count can be of great service
ti i ll."-
toyou. 1
THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST CO.
in addition to caring for your
money will collect notes and
drafts on your out of town
customers. It will discount
the notes you receive in set-
tlements, thus. giving you
the use of the cash at once.
Come in and talk matters
over with the encore.
I. t 3. AUTO EXCHANGE.
NORWALECONN.
Estyourcarwithus. Wewi‘ll
sellittor you. Ifycuwant a
carotenymaheseeus.
Tel. 2584, 42 Orchard St.
Tel.2179-12,ChcstnutnillAve.
. ”V
H.Krlcger&Co. T
.1
WE ssLL cmrmo sun ‘
snoss ron m m BOYS 1
or ran EASY rsvmsr ;
rm. ' ';
I'HIHARDWARE&
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
e was. It.
the-I‘ isle-e. enhancing
Gauss-storm
“mm
newest M
andluussne
Ante Theeand'l‘ubee
G. H. Hedenbers. Prop.
Dorlon House
Shore Dinners
Allkindsof SeaFood
Steaks, Chops and
Chicken
ALaCarte_
Younz Men and women
Here is Your
OPPORfi'l‘UNITY'
FALL TERM
OPENS. SEPT. 7
Send for Prospectus.
REGISTER NOW
MERRILL
4‘.
Instincts, Colle l
AtoPaintinero.
Royal 9°_ ,1.
Dion-hip by .winni V
1.8;» g. as; " "J'm‘m 'm, 2 .
manner, 1) 'miimr.
Cunnimham Es’Bach
GARAGE
DEALERS
-—IN—
HIGH GRADE
USED CARS
(Car for every reunite-
meat)
15 Marshall St. Phone 390
Specials for the
* Week
Extra Fancy Pork, lb, ...28c
Full Weight Pure Condensed
Hills, can . . . - ......... 21c
Carolene Evap. Milk, can 12c
Pure Cider Vinegar, gal, . .60c
A. 'STULL
24 Cottage Street
ran rwm CYLINDER i
JOHNSON
MOTOR WHEEL
The lightest and most economi-
cal motor transportation in the
world. “gm-.4;
150 miles on one gallon oi
gasolene. «I;
Displayed and for sale at
A. W. HODGE.
HUSIC HALL BLOCK
SOUTH MAIN STREET
“a
_._',._’—.
-—-s'ae Best salesman—A Well 1“
Photographs
Enlarged
Patents
Cigars
Delicious
Soda
THAT sense or ’ ‘
“J , sarusracnon
n alw getting just what you <
iwant. i‘sy'one of the many rea-
sons why you should deal at
this market. Our stock is so
extensive and complete that, a
‘ great range of choice is oilere
our customers. Roasts, steaks.
03m I. 0‘ hll meats, tendel.
treeh'and appetislng await your
reonal selection, or it the
choice is left to us we fill your
orders with conscious regards
to your wishes. _
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