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c “ABLE! ;Rott¢rdom; neuter. from lat-ii!!! men
eeilles; Lincoln-hire. from Haven: 0. accept
t 3: AND BLANKET?» Agios Geor‘ios. from Gomez”)! Wm hgfibeel
- i i Lamatser from London: Deltapwn no c reaction from any _.
K E- K. BANKS i from Arriturdam: Buffalo. from sources by wirelelr. and, in face.

I Mohackemo Hotel Block.
’ South Norwallt.
DICTURES FRAMED IN ANY

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This is where we double up
for the benefit of the boys.
Two pairs of trousers give
double life to the suit.

For ages 8 to 18, good. firm,
durable corduroy, 86—

Or in Good Wool Cassimeres
for $5 to $65.

Overcoats too from $5 to $12.
Everything for men‘s and
boys' wear.

See Our Samples

DON N ELLY’S
{ STATIONERY STORE
J 16 South Main Street.

:Hull: Menu. from Bordeaux, and the report was officially denied;
iVe’tdi, from Liverpool. iAs the men had been afloat for .
t The Atlantic Transport Line 1 more than 36 hours in open boats
,steamer Minnehaha is due to'imd probably without food or
‘leaVe here today for London, with , adequate clothing, the anxiety on'
ifreieht, while the British steam-che part of the destroyer fleett'
ier Strathairlv mav leave forlto locate then became more in-V
[Brisbane and the Black Prince-tense. especially as the weather,‘
iBritish. for Rio Janiero. ilast night beanie extremely cold}
' l, The Cunard Liner Orduna,.PRESIDENT WILSON BUSY.:
iwith a large number of passen-i LONG BRANCH. N. In Oct;
"cers. and the White. Star Liner} Io.——Preside:~.t Wilson gave histyt'
tCezlric are heading toward Newtentire attention today to co'tsid-. .‘
{ York from British ports, but are ‘ ering facts collected by the Navy is
trot (‘XIIP'Stfd to pryive of? Nan. Department regarding Germanlit
Etucket for several days. TSubmarine attacks on merchant-ti
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ilooh illltl Ixuhlr‘ t‘otnpnnt was held

;l'i-lieved Ger‘nan agents in this

The president shut himself in,

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Rogers & SleVBIlS [Pierce Line. which yesterdav dQ- had intended going I” BIOOklymii ' ‘ ' z
W i laved the departure of the steam- . for the third baseball game 0‘ iii g-
. Norwalk SO. Norwalki cr San Guglielmo. said he would 3 the world‘s series. but. €313"?de 6 008161. I C en a IHBE
c- .1. -_ -0---” .. .- igive no advance natice as to his plans to devote himself to the},
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amour lltvithers' Lodge. No, to, I. t). 0.

Bernard the UllHlIl‘tl .\-'t'

‘J’otash of ‘l’oinwh and l'vrlmtnw-r" in

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‘~ “Elttiltlom ltortllnes all the I'Jlitt‘v to-
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in. _ . .

.. .y Prices on lcnses, prescription lenses.

"-iwntc- have adthccd about ‘35» per wot.

’ H‘bus have factorics intormed local on
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A regular meeting of Catholic l‘nion
‘ rCounr-il. No, 46, K, of (1, will be held
fills melting, in the club boom. in

Bernard :hc origiyil Am
‘Potash of “Potash and l’t-rlmulo-r" lIl
“Phantom—Fortunes" at the Palace to-

?ride of Court Narruk. (Yompnnions
of the Forest, \vill llll‘f‘l this,cvt-ning
In the lodge rooms. in Water street,

A ,Local No. 476. l'nin-l llrothoihood
Garpcnters and Joiners of Anwricn.
will hold a regular business nicotine

figment, importance to ct’ery member.

iitrl t-wnim: and routine business wnsl City were keeping the U-sq in—
tfnrmed as to the movements of
is rtthc vessels of the Entente na-
'l‘ho board of directors of thi- li.i:~l L tiOI‘lS lt't't'.
Sputnik lllllll'tl‘.t’lllt nt A\.~‘t)t‘litllull lllt'li Exporters IIC‘I'C say the subma-
t-tunvx-tizo .n ult- honic of in.» J Wat“, l‘izte raid and the consequent ad-
rm. Martin. Nothing but routine bus; vanre of the insurance rate: on
lllt‘hs tunic up before tho meeting I "a“?nlaptlc transPOI-Mnon am‘
tountmg _in some case to 500 per;
A small but litint' in llnunn sti't‘t'tiCPnI-v W‘ll Cheek shipments from,
\tha‘allllt'li by on ten \tztg'in. roster, NFW York '0 European pofts ‘
(l.t_\ morning. and his riuht tool was! The": was talk "I 7' revrval 0f
badly bruised “hen he ntlvlnplcd loin ‘a'hoad embvgo on “Tight.
1- oss (he slim-t in front of tho vt-hi-i 1““ no IIPW i‘t‘thfl was taken' ,
ltr. William J, 'l‘rnccy was cull-i American importers Iat‘e. m.
pd and n ndvrcd medical assistance. llfafl' prepared for. an “Karim.
mon nf transatlant-c trade which:
According: otliclnl observations; mini". l’CSult from submarine
made by "l'nt'lc George" t‘omstock.‘ {aids' it was; leafs“! “may; I; an-‘
tho dcnn of Norwnlk “t’lllllt‘l‘ rucn,thci 3:332:de 31:}, 013:8: D‘Iaced’riol‘;
mercury hit the tobogeun with a rush! bonded warehouses on the Atlan-i
last night and descended in twelve tic coa't foreign merchandise val.
hours from 81'. to 38 degrees. This 4.": ned at about $100,000,000. TIIBV
degree drop was keenly felt in Nor :beqan ,0 “are this SIIDDIV 800“
walk after the “goah llll fired" warm after the outbreak of the war. If
spell cl yesterday, 1the German raids continue, the
A meeting of the Noru‘nlk Iloard ofl American merchants will draw 0'!

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.I'ndcrw:itcrs was held lltk‘oftcrnoon, this accumulagion of stocks.

This supnly includes. it is esti-
mated, coal tar colors valued at
$500,000. woolen goods worth
Smomooo, linens worth $2,500“;
ooo furs worth $soo.ooo. and a

in the offices of the Norwnik Agency,
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AicunumdcfllARD RHUSES Io iwide variety of other imported

‘Will hold it meeting. this owning, and
tram now on the infornnttion. reports
and notices front the proud council
heerning the new rntcs will be of

1stock. worth hundreds of thous-‘

Ill MiNl0N MISSION-vs .. .

STEAMER FSPARTA SAFEQ
2 BOSTON, Oct. to—The Unit-

{ed Fruit Company's steamer Es-

.\'l'3\\‘ YORK. ()t‘l. lll.~ James \\'.

'collected so far. \‘Vhile this evi-
dence was not given out. there,

carefully over all the evidence

was every indication that the.
president has received no infor—2
mation ne‘eSsitating drastic ac-_
tion by the American govern—i
met“. .

The program of the president;
today included conferences witht

Secretary Lansing and Jules Just-it
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SCYZ‘VI, FI'EW‘I" Amhacsnr‘or tr,
the United States.

ternoon and will take dinner with i
the president and
Shadow Lawn over night. Am— ‘
hassador Iusserand has a personal ,v

letter from President Poincare cfi,

France. to Mr. Wilson, on Polish.
relief. but it was evnected them
the new Gert-ran submarine acoi
tivities would be discussed. a

It was not believed that the
American government would take
any immediate action on develop-
ments to date in the rfnewal 0"
German su‘tWiri-‘e activities. but
serious consideration was. twice“
to the question whether attacks
on merchantrcen so near the
American cca'trlo not constittute
a virtual bookade of American

ports venlence, just a few minutes after meals.
James W. Gcmfd- Americanl 5—The ingenious, big-capacityisugn ‘ci‘a— 'l‘lpc Iloosier saves «aimless trips to the

Ambassador to Germany. who ar-
rived in New York todav from
Germany. is not exuetted to see
President Wilson until next week 2
It was stated authoritatively her".

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Mr. Lansintti ,
will not come until late this atom

:30?

remain at it

133%.

,parta, which was reported last

i» Cuts Work in Half

his study this morning and twenty

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it's more than a centralized store-house. The Hoosier is an automatic servant with 40
labor-saving inventions—each like a helping hand! Some cabinet: ht: untied a few of
them, but :7 of these Hoosier features can‘t be found in all other cabinets combined Into
the Hoosier are built the pick of the ways for saving work that the hing Domestic Sci:
ence Experts have discovered.

And regardless of the room in your kitshv
en, there's a special Hoosier mdei to fit, at
a price you can easily afield.

V The picture above shouts thc section of
your cabint’t that is Inmt intportnut~thc
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space is above and l)t‘lt)\\': the articles most
often used are placcd \vhcrc thc)’ arc easiest
reached. 'l‘hcrc is plenty of unbampcrcd

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room above and around the aluminum (or
porcelmni \tork-tablc. ()- .

. .. \cr 1,000,000 wanna: use the Iloosrcr.
( . llicrc art- no usclcss ltttlc partitions to Itnormous output makes pmsible our low
chop up the space and lt‘Zth‘ no room for prices, which now rangefxuen$2183 1v, S‘tmo
work. \our cabinet must have big table I ‘3' I

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space to work on. The lloosicr gives it.

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Learn How to Save Miles of Steps

('ome'in and see the “(mien—«learn how to
save miles of steps, hours of toil, how dc—
lightful it is to sit down at the lloosicr and

t-—-The all-metal glass front flour tin.

a—T‘ne gear-driven shaker flaur sitter which
makes flour light and fluffy.

3~Scientific arrangement—articles needed
most frequently reached

4—Rcvolving caster-the final'touch" of con- ‘ W“ I!” :00“ meals M. klps tidy up in

holds more than twice as much as most
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cellar, to the sink, pantry and cupboard. You

kitchen, but a million diet women know

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sides of the cabinet, entirely out of the

do your cooking comfortably, how it helps

may think you already lave a convenient .

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(‘orurd American Ambassador to (lcr- . .
a» w-SEo Cl'tfll‘loy Chaplin In «Charley's u’mu,’ upon his arm", hm. today up“: night as overdue. arrived today that Mr. Gerard .does not come way. you see the Hoosier. V
thb- from Port Limon. Costa Rica. It on any peace mtssron. and that his ‘,

(‘llllt‘ti t'.tllt'!‘ to affirm or deny
lizahod reports that he'wnn rt'tutnlntz was learned that shc was a day
to the l'nitod States on it warm mis- later than her schedule in haw
siott on behalf of the emperor of (lcr- . C l A .
mm,» King the ultra mertcan port,
Mr. (icrnrd's attention was called 10‘ 50 film “he d‘d "Ot 93.55 ‘hc Nan:
n story which appeared this morning tucket Lightship until after-"the ‘
1“ ”W M“ ”I“ “‘"W‘. l“ ”'9 "”"t'i period in whichthe German suh- Secretary Lansing left here last,’
1.. Hi \m‘ ' . - . . . ~ .
:,’:{;:13:;I.H‘i:n 81‘3““.1513:1:33:12?“‘1‘;fl“:marine was busty Sinking steam-night for New York on his way;
mnri‘ic :ic‘.ivi'i'_v is bcintzfflnsidcrcd by ”W . . tto the summer White House. {89%
Germany in :t nuimu-r‘which might Several Bl‘lt‘Sh steamers are Long Branch. N- In ‘0 CO“ 97.
llirt‘nlt‘ll t:crnmnAmcricnn rvlzuiuns. loading freight here for European with President Wilson on the,
3““ “”“r‘l' “““r .‘“"“k‘v“ “mm“"g ports, but it was thought that‘su‘smarine raids in the Westernx
zhrongh this story, said: ‘none w ‘Id be ‘e d , t .1 l 'Atlantic
“You don't see me qiiotcd anywhere ' 0.1 - ‘ a 3 ° 53‘ '0‘ ‘ 'bI ,
in p, at, you?“ day. It was regarded as posst 6«
'l‘o «tin-stions put to the Ambassador FRFIDERIK VIII. ARRIVFS. cthat Mr. Lansing: might 59¢ Am”
NEW YORK, Oct. to.—The baSSador Gerard. who reached ‘

1;; reporters who met him at Quaran-
i ~ \ ‘ i 1 ' a ' V - e s . . -
I'M' ‘” “l’h‘d' Scandmavran-Amertcan Line New York this morning from "

“It; is “S 1W. l “0‘” n In ’ WW, SIECITICI Fret et‘ik ”III” bringing Germany, before u“. aIIIEaSSBdOI ,

Hmmm say“ word." lanes W. Gerard. the American proceeds to report to the presi- 127-129'131 waShlflngfl 5’. Phone 105

"The lcngth of my stay here is not
and the dent. .- .

. :9!” l.nck"nt’ the Palace lodztv.
H ‘ trip has no connection With sub-

marine warfare, but that he is

simnlv on a vacation.
LANSING SEES PRESIDENT .
WASHINGTON. Oct. to.—I

 

STERLING RANGES

Guaranteed to Cook, Heat and Bake. 60Days Free
Trial. Ranges $15.00 to $75.00

”The Italian Republican Club will
item in old Red Men's llnll. Witshlngg
ton street. Sunday, Oct, 22d, to plan
{or crnnipntgn work and to transact :tnt'
' other business needing nttcution.‘ A
lull attendance of members and friends
eminently rcqucstml.
____..__....

No matter which way or how hard
the Wind blows outside, every room
in your house will be warm and com-
1}: with llnrnhnm {‘(isy Comfort llenf.
[lord dc i’lttrnham Co., lrriugton, N‘ Y.

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“ace:

will meet for the pur-
vntcrs as follows:
Hall, Oct. 20th. from
m.,‘ and Wednesday,
At (‘ity

The H‘lt‘Cllllt‘l‘l
pose of making
town Assombly
ill tl_ in. to S p.
,Oct. 23th. from 3 to 8 p. in,

So. Norwalk ’

15”:

yet (loturmincd, neithcr have I made Anjbassadog to Germanv,

any plans," he added. "I expect to go Anchor Liner Cameronia arriv-‘ .0-..__......_————~
I Wushin ton, but when, 1 don‘t ‘

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32 Washlnqton Street.
South NorWalk, Ct.

W: ‘ StillSOIl-POWCIL-COI‘DOIBIIOD
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIB'I‘

target applications to be made must bc
ed to the registrars on or be-

$_1.00 Size, - “790

arrived. truslruct t Ensurnnthitn; by :1 Liverpool. with 671 passengers.
mnmtipn_po ice on o \v r] was . . .
.Mziyor Mitehol‘s reception committee, both vessels had been awmtEd
headed by Oscar s. Straus. Mrs. Ger- ”nth some (in-“CW on account of
[21rd, who accompanied the nmbassmfirr, the German submarine menace.”
thi‘s presented with a large bouquet of The Cameronia Was sighted off
a; Amcricnit Beauty roses as she came the Highlands of Navesink at 5:40

xbczird the police boat. She will go ‘ . ,
it.» Montana to visit relatives. 53' m. A“ he‘ hgnts except 3

l Mrs. Gerard has been credited with
linking: a leading part in war relief extinguished like those of the
”I: “limfimf; (“he’d {:91 Sgttril‘lscivfdif, British cruisers which have been
an" u:~ 21, t‘t ll' 0' . ‘ .

Isaying that all American women in on guard OH New York.
st‘mrmnny have done “magnificent Th6 French Line steamer Es-
:wnrk." Mr. Gerard said in response pagne was safe ‘.l'l New York Har-

v} to {I question that there are about 3" bar eaflv today, On board \verc
, ,zv'fiono Americans in Germany at this Mme Sarah :Bet'nltardt Mme

”time. of whom about 700 are in Berlin, . . .
, Lina Cavalert, an opera smger;

‘Mme. Maria Montessori. educa-

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tor, and McDougall Hawkes.
president of the Erench Institute
in the United States.

BRITISH CREW STILL MISS-

small one on the foremast were

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twns held with 0. very good nttendnncc.
::.'c;=tt\rdny afternoon. the. hostess bclng
iftliss Mary t‘mmintzltnm. The group
lg‘ntliozrtl around thcitczt tnblc inclutl
icd (‘hib mcmbt-rs and their friends
ifront all the different parts; of Nor-i
iwalk. .»
'l‘hc inccliug of the executive board
was lit-Id ill the Isntuc lime in on aid-
Jcining room and, at the close of the,
meeting. members were invited to vis-i
it, a. possible new suite of rooms,‘\onj
West avenue, Which l: hcinsr considt'.
cd for the Club‘s winter quarters.
Wednesday afternoon of this week a:
very (I‘llrhif‘ll proof-am “2‘: be givcnf
by Mrs. Ethel Wilkins Tanner, of
Stamford. and Miss Vém Hanlon, of
Norw. 1k. Mrs. Tanner has been ai
most successful singer In Providenced
R. I., and Is noted for the heauty oti

,cinls, and efforts to get them to delay
notion pending discussion of the do-
mands, they say, were unsuccessful.
About it year ago, the men were girl
on increases ranging from 10 to 2.: per» ‘,
rcttt. and last April an additional ten
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her voice. It is hoped that a. large;
number of members will be present at}
this first autumn entertainment. Mem-i ENVIRONMENT f8 EVERYTHING l

bets may bring friends for it fee oft ‘ -
twenty-five cents, and non-members1 to the woman 0‘ refinement. Nothin‘

* PLEASURES ..

, Making money is alwa;s a pleasure and so, very often, 'The crew of the British freight
. is spending it. ‘ isteamship Kingstonian, missing

Neither of them compares to the satisfaction of sav-

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‘ abandoned tlICEI‘ ship at the order , in. dear-o t Worn n13 heart than , 3 3° ‘ g’ , _ . .r
lng lt—watching your capital grow month by month, feel- 'of the raiding submarine in the may attend by paying any cents. imatttul 11:”; min“, mm“ 11 ' Le lilflldle Bums? E. ifi
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out; Our price- Ind [09
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