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. in Hoyt’s Theatre, were made.

Insure Your Family

 Four ”Dollars

(‘Iflift'flnnjl t: 1 H"! has been me-
'0“ [Slum MILD n"um-d In the president 1 the East

“mu To menu COV Sidu- Republican i tub, Philip it. new
n YOU. Think this own, it new l, Ink. tor Friday. Omaha-r 37. at uhtch
. m «.1 m ’0‘ llinw he will fiddrrn‘s m menibers ol‘

the ilub on the basin" 0! the accent
TaylorasGolden '

oatmeal campaign.
Toicphonl No. me . f"
m Nomalk TM 00. II“ I Read ilcnuelty ..

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WILTON GIRL8 ARE

3 . , AUTUMN BRIDES
, rile do all styles of engravmg in

:wedding invitations, announcementu .

and visiting cahrds, also monogram Firrt of Several Fall Weddings Cele-l
dies. See our line of samples on thill brated in Happy Manner. 1
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The several autumn‘ wed ‘

. fir>t of
; Boy Scout Troop, N00 5, Percy C. dings tlt't‘ul‘r-‘d yesterday afternoon at
,Qniulard, scoutmasterI “in how lth‘ 3 o’clock, wuen Miss Elsie Marie Bar-l
.fimt meeting, Friday evening, October iett. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
glint" at the 3.5““ hour “(It)” South \iniou Barrett of North \\'iltonI was
IM-rwalkhi. is. Church. h\'er.\' mew“, united in marriage to Ralph Stanlng
1’" m ”“5 ”W“ ’5 ”WWW” ‘” l‘“’,‘(ircgory, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles“
pt't-:etit. 1"1‘. Gregory of (‘alinondale, Rev.‘
‘t‘hurit-s A. Marks conducted the sen;
\lt‘t‘ at St. Matthews church.
l Mimi llzti'rctt's Iwedding dress was
. ot’ white saiin messaline with sil-,
IA meeting I“ ”‘9 ()IfllcerIs' Assot-ia-I ver lat-e U‘illllllllliifi and she wore it,
iron 09' the First District Fire llepart-lwwdnw H,” of white tulle and MUM:
Imint will be h..ld tomorrow evening bride “,wa M,“ Doris Godfrey. her;
1'“ ”1“ Pioneer rooms, 1" Main “‘WN- } maid of honor, wore embroidered netj
lor the puzpose of completing final at" with rose triinlliinus. and carried pink
.‘i‘angenients for the coming fair. which flowers, and liuth Reynolds of Nor-l
lwill open on Monday evening, October w-ilk. cousin of the bride, wearing
l23rd, in the Town Assembly ‘liall, infinite and i'iirl'ylni: a basket of flow-i
Wall street. 1””. acted as flower girl. Mr. Gregory,
[was attended by Francis Martin ol'l
Read Donneily's page advertiser. Ridgefield as best man and the ushersl
ment today. l“"‘"’ Frederick Siutges and (‘hnrlce2
. illennelt of Georgetown, Clarence ids-I
I‘O PAINT in. and Mrs. Jules Carlson of now, ter of Bridgeport and w. u. Grindrodj
Your House— an street, East Norwnlk, are the proud . of Norwalk. :
l Estimates Cheerfully Given. zparents of a baby boy which was born;
f JACOB RUDDER ltbis morning. Both‘ mother and child:

Jo! So. Main St. Phone 1446:”? “in“ "km"

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ON'T wory about the '
chilly days anti nights I
that autumn will bring. ' -—-—--—-— ,

Read llonnelly's advert iso-

nient today.

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Buy our guaranteed coal and
cheer up. You'll get the high- .
est quality coal your furnace
has ever tested.

Harris 8t Gans

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One of the prettiest weddings or the!
tall season was celebrated in \i'ilton'
' While standing at the top of North this afternoon when the Rev. r. at,
l WEATHER FORECAST- lavenu-e bill this morning, a big truck? llollister, ol' the Wilton Congregationf
owned by the Healing & Lighting Com— at Church united in marriage, Mlssl
lpany, of NorwalkI suddenly started tolAlicc Olmstead hierwin, daughter or:

 

 

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Forecast for Norwdlk and vicinity:

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Fair tonight; Friday, partly cloudy 1roll or! down the hill. The machine ran Mrs. Hyde \lerwin, of “tilt!!! an .
lover the green at the corner of Mallmtnmrles Oscar Eaklund. jr., son of.

and warmer. A long ridge of high .

and Cross streets and brought on Charles Oscar Kirkland, a prominent.
against 1h? watering 11'0“}! At mill-,Wllton contractor. The. ceremony wail
place. The onlydamaxc resulting troml performed at the home or the bride's§
”19 mishap was It blown 011! W9~:mothcr at 2 o'clock this afternoon, nndl
ern districts. Frosts were reported mm“ McNaily, driver for W. F. Defithe house was handsomely decorated
this morning as far Southai; Atlanta“ '3'" happened .i'ong at the time Mlior the occugjon with southern 3,“le
Gfl' Wugh or low pressure, extend- the accident, With his his machlllewhite crysantheiuumn and pink snitpl
ing front western Texas northeast-tuna by fastening on to the ditchtlt! dragons. . I ..... 1
“rd ‘0 “WWW”, is “Wm“ ““59” ‘ car managed to haul it back into the, The bride win beautifully attired in
“Pd “798th between the 300k? Moun- road. No one was in the machine when . ii wedding dress or georgette crepe
gains and the Mississippi river. The. it started to roll,
temperature-s are rising in the westernl

pressure, extending from Alabamal
mrtheastward to Maine, is producing
(tool, pleasant weather in all the east-

tand satin with silver trimmings. Shel
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Fair.

and central districts. l ‘ roses, and was attended by Miss Fran-
w l R0 WAYToN t't‘r‘ liaklund, sister of the bridegroom;

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‘ ‘ ' ,‘ ‘ivcly gownetl in little
A YEAR twho \Hl“ atlrntt I
,‘YEATHERTODAY ’ AGO‘ lpink chiffon velvet, and carried ii:
i n . L0. . 6 . 1- 1 . , ispray of pale pink roses. j
\ lcmpcraturc. V“ 4’ “g 1" Joseph Williamson. of New York, is, Timothy '1‘. hicrwin, brother oi the‘

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Ivisiting his mother Mrs. Anna 1.. Park- bride. acted as best man. and the “0“".
er bearers Were Misti l‘aulinc Knapp:
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1 er, of Logan street.

till NEWS '

y and it promises to be a big success.

 

'l‘ho Rowaylon tiremcn "will the,"i"d a beautiful basket of pink fault.
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their fair on Thursday October ‘.l0,‘ldr“g°“3- /
' Following the ceremony. a short re-

Iceptlon was held at the home of thel

 

 

A rehearsal of the team and guards'
0! Eureka Rebekah Lodge will be. held
on Friday evening.

'returneflo Rowayton from New Ha.I(‘0upl9 departed on it week's honey—E

"(in where the Wiesel has been our moon trip, upon l‘l‘? conclusion or
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Offitial notice, has been received by
:ite Norwalk Chamber of Commerce of‘
the holding of the National Fair, at
Lyons. France, during the month of
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iconstructed rc'sidontv- in Wilton t‘cnq
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colony is now associated with the why About one hundred guests were pres-
lishing house of 1.1 p. Dutton & (30”?an at the-ceremony and reception,‘
in New York, in its retail department. . among these being many residents oil
Norwalk. u. ~ .

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no". Scout No. a will hold its first
meeting of the full term tomorrow
evening at the South Noiwalk M. E.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peterson, who . . I . I I I .
left on Monday to spend the winter in “miller '* ‘=‘ 6‘ "Wilt"? ’ "1 H . “d"!
New York city, gave a farewell partyFN'ml- *"r ‘~‘ -‘"‘-”-‘ “1‘” engag-

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l‘hllrcll, Every member of this patrol E a few friends on Sunday. GMDCQIM f“: 1‘ . , , . _ .
is expected to be present. ,- \'..‘i0u.~; sorts were played, and? 1h“ 1“ "‘m‘mn‘ R “ “"5 "9”"

other amusing entertainment indulged anOW“ "”‘l‘ I“ “I” " ~'-'"l IV“"““1 I
in. Refreshments were served, and n ‘ bi‘mg 1‘ 1‘ ' “W“r “‘ "1“ “n“ "l ‘ "““QS.
gen-oral social time enjoyed. Miss Onl‘lakla'wl to Ron, lllt' ill‘pllllllt‘tit \Vil-'
Helen White had the misfortune to"):1 (“it"‘ilm'i-‘V ,
be. the loser in one of the games, and
as a forfeit, was obliged ‘to eat \vhat‘ I
renuiined of a decidedly lean hum- fifteenth birthday anniversary at her
bone, instead of receiving any of the llomel ‘ii 11 l h k l
~ . . i vi.iss ozaucrwas acni.
delightful repast served to the others. ,t 1‘ “SI I . h . l h i Y,
, ,. , "However, Miss White was quite equal ‘ surprise 4‘“ was a C arming 05 955
The downtown Vinson and Marshalli to the occasion and gumer 'set to Games were pinyw and m the latter
Club held a regular meeting last evenr- ' ' mi of ‘lic evenim: a delicious collie
- ' ' . her task, meanwhile wi -' ll watch- 1‘ ~
dug. in its gpurters, in the Clifford Ho-' 9 y

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fl! ihg the others of the party enjoy tlieI“on “ 5 ‘ H"
“’1" Co tee were “Wide“ forthe dainty delicacies which were providued at
taming campaign and the, finishing

9d. glittucr many more happy birthdays.
Ditches to the plans of the big rally, l I
.“Which: Will be held Saturday evening, A large and attractive cloth positer! inspector Finch, Commissioner
has been placed on the \front of the ”399" 3""- ‘Q‘l""'“““ ‘thl’ H. Fleld'j
Rowaylon Hose company building, an- the National Electrical Convention;
'lnouncing the grand fair and bazaar “' I . .
'Iof the company, to be held in the hose the nailmi’u 1“
house on the evenings of October 19, Many
20 and 2]. The laddles are lipid]! or mlii'Yl interest [0 ”’le and at the
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getting thing; in readiness for tired”? “It!” “35‘0“ they ‘9'“ weret
'cvan‘t, and it cvorythiniz goes -93 30- well satisfied that they had spent a
acording to expectation, it will not beiElefiFMl 9"" profltchle G835
i a great while before Rowayton will be: “ I
Ifonmed against the ravages of flro' Mrs, George L. Dniuult, of Hartford:
lb? tome new and “Mum“, Miplifll' fornicrq‘ of Norwalk, announces thel

Two members otltho New York Trol-
ley tinion were in Norwalk today and
are making a collection for the bene-
1it of the union. Chief Pennington
gave them permission to take up the
collection on\-the condition that they
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Miss Anna lltllzllilllt‘r celebrated her

 

 

 

 

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, The steamer William 1. Stevens has.bride, and then the newly niarried,”'

i.'. \. "I .‘ -. ..I,
ployed for Some time. “liltll lllt) “Ll res-toe ill their newly Ia

Yt‘s :

'l‘hcy arc not new show, in one st'lht', but they

gcnui

Not nciv'in tltat they have been at the >lt)l't‘ for vary-
liut iiciv iii every other sense.

.‘ill were built iilicit lt'Illllt‘l‘ was cheaper than it is
now and their original pl'lCt‘S ii'crc from $3.50 up!

Quite easy to St't‘ \vliztt bargains they arc?

.\ number of styles.
litit t‘\‘t'l'_\' one \(ill be a “plum" for the woman it will fit.

lust lct us repeat that price—

Main floor, rear.

The Book of
the Yale Pageant

ln’lit‘ial publication of the \‘alc l'rcv: giving scenario
of lllt‘ pageant to be given ()et. 21 in the
number of articles havingr to do with lllt‘ Collegi- bctivt'cn
lls t‘nlilllll‘lllllt‘llt iii I7lti and now,

I\ book of'intcrcst to cvcry Yale malt and every pcr-

lug; lengths of time.

Still i

We've had to disappoint a lot of womcn looking for
these trim and serviceable ,“covcralls”——hut now thcrc is

good

'l‘hcy slip on over regular attire and make an apron
that gives thorough protection.

at llt‘
cxccl

hue-“kWhmmfi '
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What.

Some shoes

for we men-«$2

two dollars!

tidy—good.

\\'itli

ntcrcstt’d in Yalc.

Main floor, rear.

More bungalow aprons

or dressns

supply. I

ck, have short slccvcs.
lctit house dresses!

Not all sizes.

Not a fcw women find them

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Not all are black.

'ilt)\\’l with a

$1.

20 illustrations.

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litit'on at side, fit snugly

'I‘astcful stripcs and stripes in combination with lip:-
tires—75¢.

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Second floor.

Little things that

couu‘tI‘Itor. much .. ‘

\Vc don‘t apprct‘iatcwtlic value of a piii——till we need

oneand can't find it.

So it is

with buttons and a dozen—

. antit'onc littlc articles of everyday service.

Here are such number of lllt‘lll, each at price

givcs added interest-$-
lluttonhole edge, 3 yd piecc,———loc

Machine

oil, No 3—3c

Tape, 3 yard ptce, white all widths,

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Fancy trillcd elastic, several colors,.

. and Timothy T. Mcrwin, Jim, who can 19c yd

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Elastic webbing in 3-4 yard strips,

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'5-8 to 7-8 inches Wider—5c

Sattey pins,_good sort, assorted sin;

Pin s! Stl

liair nets, Smart Set
go 9‘ 5 netNOC '
tReal hair nets in cup shape,—i2l§e- lrinnning‘ splf.shank style,—per d019,,

Sanitary

l that instlt

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gerhardt will)“ fire had originated iii a nuuiborof,
'Souih Norwalk. have spent severallboxes filled with rubbish and wastt=,lK
3 Yost. sttcei. yesterdayf Al'ldaye .Wim ,Mr' and M“. Philip Ger-land which lay BIOJSSMG Of the build-l
- hardt, in “ oston. Mrs. Elizabeth TeWS :ing._ It is probable that a. match, care-l .
has left town, after spending “mellessly thrown into the boxes, was the ‘: being delivered at the Borden Condeti-'
sed Milk plant hope, it. was said todaY,.

time with

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—doz 5c

pcrbn brand. 300 count,~— 6c
brand, pzick~

aprons-39c I

Main l‘lo or front

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K'v Mass, as guests oi .l. Cletus Magner. mg the blaze was subdued, but not
who is now in his freshman year atpmm it had climbed the whole side of

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Mr. and Mrs. Gerhardt.

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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gorham, Miss-

field.

-.\ir.and Mrs. William Ahrcns

here they attended the meeting or walk were the guests of Mrs. Nicker-i
'rim 1 Convention,i30n and Miss Mabel Nickcrson, inI

dimensions arose which were.Rid8t?fleldi Sunday. ’ II

‘H.

Mrs. V T

a late llv‘il', wishing Miss I-Iolz-l llelon Gorham and Miss ngv of Nor-E
iwalk, spent Sunday as the guests of}
I)“. and Mrs. John D. Bears, in Ridgecl

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homap A. O’Gormnn andt

ldaughtcr Elisabeth, of Providence, 11.:
ll.. are‘the guests, or Miss N. E. Ryan.
lot Selleck avenue. {

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James Rough and Oscar Schultz

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T titanium IUILomo oAquen. ..

”4.13m of her daughter. Mr». Ruth,"‘°‘*°"‘d '0 Mlddlelo‘m. Conn, today,

 

tam; tub. The members at the company .

i in On: Sub 9999'“: vflult'g. are working in perfect harmony on - liI‘l i ~ .' L. l.i'.i‘ier, of “’nter-‘OMUMMSL
Intemt “I, ‘5 Per AuumAn the matter, and the tnlr will open on ford, lN‘ . ' .irtiorii, September 21.

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“Vinyl Depmt. There will be variou‘ booths arming-l Mrs. ”.317 "tevennon' 0! Norwalk.

 

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prise each wing. with music by

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Fin north!!! doitroyodtho aide of.
ad in in. nu. with it mom liar-Hit it mu ... lion 1'. r. option. In I!» build!" on“ 5! than" 0'

inn. Emu Lat-rim, at Retired an»

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Skirt belting, black and white, 11,41
- inches widtx—bc yd

Scissors, regular or buttouhole or
embroidery styles,——19c

Lingerie tripe, white pink and blue,

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Buttons-41 remarkable
Ivory in cloth shades
sizes, black crochet

collection!

season's dresses.
winch 1th
Pearl buttons of unique shapes for

About 100 cards at

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Dressmakers‘ pins, 1-4 in box,-—15cI

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and regularl
in regular sizes,i

. fancy celluloid in colors to match thlel
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Thursday, Oct. 11, 1916.

Home needs
and money savings

I\ liundrcd; ycs, two hundred articles necdcd every
day lll nearly cvcry honte——to be bought at a saving.

'l‘lit‘rc arc utensils for pI‘C‘lliil‘lllg meals.
llicrc arc utensils for keeping the home clean.

llicrc arc dislics for servingr attrat‘tivcly carh meal

of each day,

'l‘lit-rc arc licotcrs to take ot‘t‘ the (hill of autumn, has

stoves to make cookingr easy,
sweet and wholesome.

.\ll are offered in the Autumn
and olicrctl at a price lt‘S.\ than regular price.

Five minutes spent in lllx‘
gm- more and betterinformation than a half hour spent
>\\ \papcr.

in reading: about it in your llt

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rt-trigt-rators to keep food '
sale of Housewares ','
lionic llt‘t‘tls‘ section will

lltitil‘.

Feather boa
insures warmth

Against the keen breezes.

tcction. . ‘3 .

lIt has‘no \vciglit but it llL‘\ll(‘.\' around onc's shoulders
and is rcmrakablc guard ag‘ainst chill.

It has licauty too; adds pretty touch to costume.
('lstrit‘h boas in white at
the two, and a number of ha ndsonic colors, $1.50 to$8.50.
Marabout scarfs~$3 to $l2.51).
Rich capes of mnrahout~$350 to $7.50.
.AIIIud even big fluffy mutis of runabout—$4 to $8.50.

Main floor, front.

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Outdoor man
en joysI sweater

No cold can get by the tlt'lt‘llSt‘ of the man who's put
one of these hcavy $7.50 shaker-knit sweaters on duty!

They are dandics. Pure

with that firm shaker stitch, Stllitl, warm as an overcoat,

and not a bit cumbersome.

Navy, maroon, green and light or dark gray—$7.50.
Lighter sort, same style,

Good sorts with \' neck or collar—$3 to $5.

Front. liaseniciit.

, Boys’

2-trousers suits-—$3 50

The price is unusual. So arc tlic suits.

Good Norfolk jackets.

with plenty of room in good stvlc.
Made trout attractive \voolcn‘unixturcs;

boa of feathers is stilt prop

ltl black : and combnatious of

ivorstcd yarn, close knit

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good .

l‘ivo pairs of

trouser cut

hluc, gray, l

brow and tan.
in sizes from 7 to l7—and for $3.50
Just one thing makes that small price possiblct—our
dctcrnnnation to clear stocks promptly. _’
Fron‘tl liawnn‘nt. ~ "‘

The. Howland Dry Goods Co.

the building and reached the root.
[‘pon investigation, it was found that

cause of the fire.

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DO NOT ADD THE DISr
COMFORT OF POORLY
FITTING EYEGLASSES
TO THE DISCOMFORT
OF SUMMER

Our ‘I‘Bcst Yet" Eyeglasses
make for security and com-
fort at (mall expense}

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THAMER

«so am «1600‘ am-
Mlue, Omani-u. Optician: ”
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. FARMERS REFUSE T0

1 . DELIVER MILK.

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Disagreement in Housatonic Valley
With Borden Company.

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CANAAN, Oct. 12.~-Liitle milk i‘s

 

fpending an adjustment of the trouble
lbetwecn the company and the produc-
‘ers. The, latter are holding out for a
six months’ contract with an increase
up to 6 cents a part, an advance of 1
cent over the previous price. The com-
pany, it is understood, while willing
to grant the increase in price is unwil-
ling to, make' contracts [or it longer
7period than three months. As a result

OPTICIAN

' 0. i3“ . Jackson

the farmers are turning most of their

. milk into butter and cheese. About ten.
l cans of milk are being delivered daily
'at the Borden plant, it was said, I!
iconipared with about 200 cans daily

under normal conditions. F. N. Gin! .
‘ of the Borden Company said today that ‘

t the, company would be willing to st
an agreement with

three months at the figures demanded.

He also said that unless an agreement .

was reached shortly the plant hero
would be closed, and not reopened.

 

—A WISEI MEBoHANT
“vertises his goods. If he cannot ail
:t in a large'wuy, he uses The Sentm

clussiflcd,“For Sale" columns: Glut

up the office and an adv. man will call

 

53 WALL ST.
NORWALK

Phone‘ 438

Everything in the Optical Line”

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the farmers for i‘