Your neighbor, too,
iced some coal, so don't
My when you buy,
. if, you do he's in a hole—
.. coal is scarce and
nigh.
“Do all these things and
W not, for winter soon
. ‘H waste away. Time nev-
i“ lingers in one spot and
“ ng will gladden us some
- ‘ Frisbie’s Pies
figmost economic
’ert. Sold at all
tores. Try them
George W. Coffin. Jr.
UN DERTAKER
Office and Residence
2e Belden Place, Norwalk -
Phone 1441
‘ Lady Attendant
1
5
Billion Hou se
(Ore Boulevard)
w... nst Norwallt
. ’_ .. NOW OPEN
GIIDINNERS AND ALL
' 08 0F SEA FOOD
mOKED TO ORDER.
~ ( E. O'SULLIVAN. Prop.
' Telephone Call/7m.
. _Up-to-date Service Call
_ FRED H. GANUNG.
t‘ni Director and Embairne
dildos and Residence
.V Telephone 904
5. Main St. So. Nor-walk
viz-es, fern dishes, stone crooks,
> mljohns, cider kegs, cedar
'preserve jars, lace cprtaln
' , rs. wood lawn rakes, stove
"oil heaters, etc. .
Phone 1069-2 1
So. nor-wall:
Ithes for Men?
and Priced As Real Meni
) Suits and Overcoat: ;
$12.50. $15.00.'
$18.00 '
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’M St. ' So.Norwalk.i
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GREAT COAT SALE
zoo New Coats at astonishin 1 '
and save money. gy low prices.
510, Sale Price $6
812, Sale Price 573%
$15, Sale Price $9.98
$18, Sale Price $12.98
4 Alterations free of. charge.
The Norwalks’ ionee
Garments for women}? r promoters of Ready-to-Wear
CLOAKS me P ARI-S MILLlNERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
Come
$20, Sale Price $I4.98
$25. Sale Price $17.98
$30, Sale Price $22.00
$35, Sale Price $25.00
-“AAA
Look at Testerday’s Adm, Then
Come and Take Advantage
of the Specials
. East India Tea Co.
Tel. 371
125 Washington Street
ANDRE WTPA‘IIE v, inc.
98 Washington St.
ATLAS FARMS
BUTTER
“Positively the Finest But-
ter Produced"
39¢ lh.
South Norwalil
AIM
PEERLESS COFFEE
“The Best Coffee You
ngrmk"
lb.
20 S&H Stamps Free
‘Efi...
Specials for Wednesd
a
Round Steak .' . . 1831b
Escollops . . . . 60c qt.
SPARE RIBS .
ghogfiigsra.mmm..‘....'.'.'.'.I'.""""" 1%‘5 IllL
ER P R .... ........ )
RIBVEAL cage]; CHOPS 22¢ lb
........... . ....... 1:: 18¢“):
............. .. 18¢”).
FRESH MACKEREL
BLUE FISH
TILE FISH
wnrrmo ...,..
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
~ Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. South Norwalk.
39 Main St. Norwalk.
-......-..
Issue'e-lss‘s’ts‘a‘-.s...-..
Corned Beef épecials
BONELESS CORNED BEEF 16
PLATE CORNED BEEF ............. 12¢
RUMP CORNED BEEF ........... main 20$
PREMIER SALAD DRESSING .. 10¢ and 25¢ bottle
. . . . . . . ...... 15¢ bottle
.Oeossos\I.-.
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LIBBY'S SALAD DRESSING
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
1 MAIN ST.
South Nomalk. Phone 1180. 3
Norwalk. ‘Phone 881.
at-
NAVY DEPARTMENT WITHDRAwsjecllonable matter.
DEMAND. ‘ lagreed to preface, th
NEW YORK. Oct. 31.—-The Navy De- . figures with the notation "test"
partment, it was announced today.t ' ‘
has withdrawn its demand that banks
using the wireless to send messagesl
to Europe. shall file with the govern-’
ment censor copies of their secret
T0 APPRAISE PROPERTY
lN EASTON.
sages addressed to banks to their for-‘
eign correspondents.
Since the establishment of the wire- ' price 0‘ properly paraded for the
Evy—E
The Thanks also
9 test word or
HYDRAULIC CO. WANTS COURT
‘A disagreement with Michael Pura
_-ot Eastcn regarding the purchase
9X-
less censorshlps the banks here will-. ““10“ 0f the watershed near BMW“
ingly given the government copies otcx°~ 1 reservoir, has resulted in
their codes. but they had not been re- lion being sought by the Bridgeport
Hydraulic Co. against Pure in the su~
perlor court to name three appraisers
0‘ m0 Mme
quired to supply the “key" to the
signature, which is the sole test of
the authenticity oi the meninges. It
the cipher been'ase anon. bankers ‘0 n: the "1“
n W mld‘be‘mt to n, which ll located on thsnorth lid.
part at the world instructing
gmttopsyontmeysndthen
code be In: at prove-tbs the
tlls‘vas' .
Keenan claims to have mortgage
ac-
of
the n-‘srosdknownss'ongWayr Ilene!
themtosscnnaneteetm
lb
{conferences held in the adjoining tent
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ST. 1.9.15. .\io.. Oct, 31:» A strong
uman note makes vitally significant
general con-
Episcopal
llS three
tile forty-fifth triennial
tuition of the Protestant
‘lllurch which has closed
lawns" sessions in this city.
ll \‘ibl‘dled with the determination
.to remove the eroneous popular be
fillet that the Episcopal church is only
71'or the rich. Both in the councils in
.Moolah Temple and in the informal
‘ol the Social Service conlmisslon,;
'bishops and presbyters declared that
.llit‘ church must not bind its fortunes
‘lo the privileged and besought u tol-
'ernnl hearing even for leaders ol radi-
Ecalism. .
The convention adopted the report,
lot the Social Servici- commission with
plans for banishing poverty. reconcil-
ing labor and capital and promoting
Hm‘lfll justice. 1' also urged by resold
lion that wages be made sufficient to
permit the laboring classes l0 maln-
lain it proper slalndard ol' li\illg.
it look upon ilscli a greater bur
den of responsibility for the work of
the Board of missions. For missions
.there was collected in tile tricuniunl
84.000.000 and at St. Loul‘s was made
'llle splendid united offering of $352.-
14100 raised by the \\'omau's Auxili-
ary. The convention null- riled re
missionary exploration of the Pro .
plateau in Western Airica; founded
the Ills-trim of Panama, and clcctl‘.
missionary bishops for western (‘olo-
rado and South Dakota.
Comprehension Scheme Schools
Endorsement was given to the pro-
jot‘l of the Board of Rt’llilltilis Edu-
cation for urouping into a compre-
‘lit‘llSth‘ scheme schools, Sunday
whools. denominational colleges and
theological or lniuaril-s.
Marriage Canon Voted DOWn.
ll voted oown n canon tolluddilt-z
llo- rl'lnaJ-zlllgo of divorced persons;
posxpotled notion on l-lllulnzlliug
"oln'y" from the marriage >t‘l‘\Ttl;;
gave no votes to sulfragun lililltllis; ,
rejected proportionate l‘t-pl‘t'scillllflllll
oi (llnt‘t'st’s. refused to lot women be
deputies: and took steps lo main pos-
sililt‘ n l‘tll‘llll cplscopate. .
The body passed resolutions urging
repression oi the liquor ironic. lint“l
nesting ubftclnence from ildoxlcnli‘lg.
lO
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dllulls at public functions. favored r. nulu tltlllit‘lill‘il
'ccnsorsllip for moving plt‘liil‘rs: and \\'nshingtou Sr.. in un successo senzn
precedence. La parola dolcc, mayo on ’
cloquentc dvl Sig. i’isnni
dress at the guideil jubilee Ot‘ his ”mH ueil' animo llallco no em indlmenlit‘a»
encouraged lllt‘ Actors' alliance
The prcsillorg bishop. the
Reverend,l):l'liel S. 'l‘ul.'.o, in his ll.-
light
the bearing
New
for those
cm
the guidance (miculsluturs, i‘ulr'l‘s and.
courts of justice.
Tllr
ll)‘llllliil and permuted lhc ultt-rnullvu
tier of n llvw lel‘llonlll'y, without 73?.
cially sullt‘llulllng ll.
3 Tristram- & Hyatt
Norwelk's Leading Dry Goods Store
The Maximum of Wear and Comfort
A Big and
Varied Line of
I are clouded by Beacon Bath
. Robe Blankets. They are
warm. light and durable—
superior from a hygienic view-
point because made of sanitary
cotton. They are non—absor-
bent. last color and unshrinll-
able. Pattern! are attractive
and appropriate.
Beacon Bath Robe Blankets
exactly meet the demands of
thorns! or woman who is las-
tidiotn about negligec apparel.
LET US SHOW YOU THE t
» NEW EFFECTS.
Beacon
Blankets
Wool
Blankets
and
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Comforta-
r
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l‘wnrn'v man from ill»? and great-l b:..:..:..0.’..0”o”0”o“o”o”o
latitude is given to the clergy in} o. . . O . . . .
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or‘ special confessions”
Prayers have been introduced 0‘.
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mpate, celebrated during the cqnclave. bile. e coloro che eblwro ll picllccrc
Hm‘tl hit-Th ill“ banner M independent :lsslslrrr- ii llili‘ (‘Vt‘lllli non si dimenv‘o
tl‘chcanno tnmo Ill sorpresa lnaspetlllg
to di ascolture ad on mature di primn '..
American church. The convention.
honcver. patriotic in all drinks. 1 RN
not in sympathy with the m thl‘
church beyond the seas. and cor lillli’ lorzn.
. . . ' : ‘s ' .
welcomed the [listth oi \Vorc filer. ll Sig. l'lsnm bu last-lute dletro (ii .3. m supply yourself With “3 es fines
and Olht‘r pl‘t’dfllt‘ltl from 01‘0“ Br 'in so on ricordo llt't‘ul own i suoi front .0!
and Canada. it voted also to sex i u ‘
to Us Flu
days of
delegation to offer comfort
alicaln 'conmlunlou in tires
stress.
Touch
was manifested
trim the chin
in the
weekly income in the sav
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‘r‘ho potra incnnnlnrsi hell-e urnluinis-lHilltl‘t‘llflblk‘. ed il "Nil dt‘l Sig‘ \\'ll-
lllll\'9r9t”ll‘llil0nl civil d quesla granule llaslonocon lo mettn :ll Sicte vol disposto a
“N ”f ‘1‘“ Era quasi tempo che qunlche perso- date il vosll‘o nppoaio nil 'umlliluore
rose pollllcbc e tutlo cio ‘ ‘ .
west Washington Street
-A Charge Account
more than ready cash.
You can divide your earnings, putting part of your
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-Hon. Jeremiah Donovan. William
l\'ollmer. and Edward J, Quinlan.
The speakers addressed the Kathe].
or: on lllt’ political issues of the day.
hiluxulillzl J}n(:‘::‘txhun:t0 (DRESM‘S; mtliln avercblw squolnlo l'indlllorenzn‘della voslrn razza? Pcnsatecl. ruler.» “nth 1 state and “allomill and all
- ' _ g _ ,. ._ - spout lbs were receivel wt 1 with tho
. . g , . . .. §_ . t ,0 in mono elulmuo lltlitlzlil '
.towards “ rmmm“ of latcndnnr dei (ittandlni ltalo Amelimni mo ‘ltCl v. D uretttt‘st enthusiasm by the. WWW
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iby an awakening social consciousn'éss.
l
:convcntion advised by the committee
.on business methods. adopter: a. new
system of finance for all
have increased from thirty to fifty-
l-ighl. llignilrlrlcs oi the Russian Po~
llsh National (on Serbian t‘hlllollc
cll‘urclles presented fraternal greetings
in persons. Alter the European war
delegates will visit the various reit-
glous organizations on the continent
m the interest of unity.
in view of the devasfl'lting catn-
l-lysm abroad, the convention passed it
resolullorl to aid international peace
by promoting friendships among
l‘ln-iallon churches throughout the
world. The s‘llfiggle beyond the At-
lanticls also the subject of the. pas-
toral letter or the Home of bishops.
llllnliold as the activities or the
church at .the cotoinnevn
church at the convention were theyl
represented only part of the great“
lilo
che
nei
l'lslol'ln dl uu popoio dl origlne grand con il votnrc pcr
loan. e non Lin come d 'divenlvc‘ calno.
l’rcsldoule llrgli Stall l‘ulti. 1 ~-—-—-—
Surebbu un lradimenlo nnziouah’. DEMOCRATIC RALLY IN WILTON.
offrissero
ignorato ln lucida istorin (ii on popolo
lulie amministrazionl civill. ll Popolo
ltaliauo
its Bapuio dlmostrars che 9 un tattoo:
| . . . . . -
ll‘illldoli la uecessila di lllllrJl nl pnrg vuol mantcncrsl mtlda. all our ll l
cononsce Novelubro fntc scetire la vostm {ill‘Zil
il pul‘lilo licpublL
(‘llu‘ comprende e
il loro vote a coin che ho
decorated for the occasion and n
settled a. very pleasim.v
when the meeting was called to (ml
by W. K. J. Hubbell, who acted
‘chalrman.
Among the speakers of the cveni
no es dar conto dl so slesso. sin
lavori piu ulnili che pnriecipare
lll tulle le parti del mondo
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place. The hull itself was attractively
nppezu‘l-ncv
('{ativc audience.
In honor of the event a file and
drum corp was on hand to render
patriotic music. The crowd was the
biggest that has attended a political
demonslrnitolt in “'iltpn {for some
lime.
sllrebbe un sottomettcrsi nllc ulnlliul \“1‘011'5 TOW“ llnll v.35. lnllckcd‘lto __
.. overflowing ‘lzlst evening own to _
“on! “mm d“ “”50" 8° 8” "m"1_ lk'nlocrntic rally was held in that LABOR RALLY T0 at: HELD.
.— a-
re- Secretary Morrison and Editor Egan,
l of Washington, Here on Saturday.
or Plans have been made for a rally in
as Hoyt's Theatre. in Washington street.
'next Saturday night. The affair will
us: probably be the last big event of ill“.
were J95”. Ir. Dunbar. Lynn Wilson. campaign, and all are invited to at-
changes taking place beneath the sur-
face. it is predicted that, many more
signs will appear in the next general
convention to be held at Detroit in
1919. ,fha‘. the church is permeated
To guide the energies of the church
and to utilize its potential wealth: the
parishes, ‘
boards and societies. , ~
The committee on pensions an-
nounced it had raised two-thirds of the
$5,000,000 for the support of the aged
clergy.
The convention created an official
commission on press and publicity
with authority to work during the
next. three years.
To Present Pageant
Negotiations are under-way to pre-
sent to Eastern diocescsthe splendid
pageant reviewing the history of the
church. produced at the coltseum by
2000 residents. of St. Louis. The‘enec‘
tacle was regarded as of great value
in the visualisation of historical
truths for the public. ‘
Complex as the details of the revi-
sion and enrichment of the Book or
common prayer seem. they remain.
in reality. the often 0! the Episco-
ln closer contract
with the muses. Their enact.” ap-
proved in ilii. will be to tilt
services: to give anew .
and to at
Big RepubliCan Rally
Norwallalrtl‘mArmory
FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 3rd
. g p . At 8 O’Clock ' -
A MEMORABLE NIGHT FOR NORWALK
The Principal E peaches will be delivered by\
HON. E. J. HILL
Republican candidate for Congress, and
HonifFelix x. Schoonmaker-
' H A Speaker of National Prominence ’
HON. CHARLES E. WILLIAMSON, Candidate for Sena-
tor; ATTORNEY NEHEMIAH CANDEE and HIRAM
B. WEST; Candidates for Representatives. will make short
Addresses. .
Hon. '1‘. King. National Committeeman. has ac-
cepted the vitnti’on no bepresent.‘ '.
Ame-surm'fllpmeedsthemeenng. TheArneri~
csnBsndmdsnenldr-nrs oapswmiumishrnusieJkuils
tend.
‘ Secretary Frank Morrison, of the
lAmericnn Federation of Labor. and
'James P. Egan. editor of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor News, Wash-
ington. D. C.. will be the speakers.
- Tins will be a rally especially for
gllle workingmen. and .- the achieve-
fments for the labor men under the
mast ndllnnlstration will be given, and
gruellsures that it is proposed to have
jenacted by the next Congresgfor the
gbonefit of labor will he predicted.
:Tllese two men are. thoroughly in
ltouch with the labor moment through-
}out the country, and wish to enlighten
gcvery voter before he goes to the
polls next Tuesday morning.
! —A WISE MERCHANT
advertises his goods. ithe cannot do
.t in a large way.he uses The Sentinel
classified "For Sale" columns. Call
m the more and an ad v. man will call.
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