w“
isveqdear,‘
"baseline to nuke
' ,. uni boost the
. ’ ~. 'Ol".w‘h8t'8
" mebuy
when our bins
.. empty and the
" on our soul. The
- ’ . it's selling is
._.._
the stars because
Win‘ ter and scarcim
They say it may
.. w...” .........
it’s what we’d
l
FAILURE
SETTLE the
QUESTION 1
1By Taking a
old Coupon Free
W
”a
Are You Going to Reshinéle or
«W
Build, New This Fall?
_H|°.uveplilfilgnd repair bilh. You wont
Wutolutwfihdlguwmmmmbemgm
wealthier-idiot: Bmmmmm-
ocuod build-ended”, creamed and W any coi-
deured. They Moonloogumturdwoodofl
W‘WMexemflexpemofM-
gm
The Salvation Army, which hos
green in existence in Norwalk for
my years, was instrumental in do-
ing much good work the pest younu
the following reports and other inter-
Trietram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
>
can: rwuvn ‘
“9*“ we P ARI S MlLLlNERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
i Families relieved ............. .
Finest Creamery Butter
Lean Smoked Shoulders
Peanut Butter
370 lb
15c lb
18c lb
East India TeaCo.
Tel. 371
125 Washington Street
For Saturday
Try a pound of Fresh Roasted Cofiec ............. . 21?
Special Sele:tcd Tea, a ll) ......................... . 27c
H. 0. Cats, a pkg. ............................... 13¢
Pure Lard ........... ....... . .................. 19¢
25cpkg.0atascutto.....l ......... ....... 20¢
Shredded’Fi‘s‘h, a pkg. Cut to . ................
A. STULL
....... 5;-
24 Cottage Street.
East Norwalk.
alglrgo cm'rl' 1h» mllll‘l‘ needs of UM“ doprcdatlon is reported The thieves"
i This amount we arr- luld will not
inolv moot lhn nrnennn of 7'31“"ka
fin: and Christmas dinners that arc
juruvlded for the hour. u'fnrd “u-intnr
irnllolf "uivo the poor childrefi an out-
int next summer, now the rent on the
‘lll'o supposed to have n rendezvous on;
‘lilt' hill or in it summer home now“
flvloucd. They keep themselves “'9“,
.nupplicd with proviaions on a recenli
raid on the thicken yard of A. Pig
. llv ' e "‘l' ore veil
‘ Army charters and “Md‘urfl' wqitlenpp_ 1‘: ‘1" lnkllg) “if“? U I); ‘ ‘5 ‘ ’3‘” l
' and runnlv fuel and Hunt for the hull. ‘ "'3 too '( “H "‘8', on “'3’ ‘ "’
hm it will aim my thr- m‘arlpfi 0m“, llontly sally forth ill night to commit
nfllcm‘fi and leave a nillnnn» in he {ur- n lreult break into some summer home;
' in; and raising. You a ' the muse, £5“an outing matter tram Captain and Mrs. ‘
: and In“ of ‘. u l . i on m job.” be: £31123; the oflicere in charge
0‘ m “have Mural cedar shingles if you prefer, Our Needs for One Year. ' o g , ' E
the heat of each grades. ' Rent 0! lilili ................ mono .
Light roi- hall .............. 25.00 “I , .
- ‘ Cool for hull ................ 50.00 ' l
e a c a, e o 1 item of olflcers' residence. . . . 216.00 - 5
O tTelephone .................. 30.00 D 'l d _ _ , ' _ . ;
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. “£225 advertising -------- £33 3‘ Y 3 “mm ‘0 this stock gives added interest to those who Wish to study the latest _
Repairs, furnishings, etc. . , . . 100.00 mOdels- , ' f V , ' i l g
— —-~— -‘~- -—- lfi-EE Traveling for specials ....... 100.00 5
, ‘ Children’s outing ........... 150.00 ‘ E
GRE ' Thanksgiving dinners ...... 150.003 I HE SUI' l 's I
AT COAT SALE ‘ Xmas baskets and tree ...... sound ~ ’
zoo New Coats at astonishingly low prices. Come ivory}??? .Mie’l """" “6'0""
and 5‘" money. i023?) baldnmfiug‘). , W 72800! Include many "Wellies as well as the more conserVative styles and women of all ages are 1
8‘0 S3] . ' i .,,-. ...-,_ . . ._..- '
8:2, Sale grice ...... $6.95 Sac, Sale Price $4.98 I Tom “(.00 00 sure to find garments exactly suited to their needs. , r
. e no: ..... . $7.93 335, Sale Price $11.98 . . ................. J" , ,~ _
315 Sale Price ’9. s S l P . , Please note that no oiliter is gnal- ,
$18, 5 i Pr' """ 98 30‘ a e We ' ‘ ' ‘ $2100 lanteed his or her salary in full, where r
. ae ice $12.98 935. Sale Pnce $25.00 mm. m. NW liabilities. l ' I lHE ( :OA' I ‘s
Alterations free of charge. l Statistical Account at Meetings, .
The Norwalks' pioneer Relief, Etc. . _
promoters of Read -to-Wear l . - . .. . , ., . . .
Garments for Women. Y ‘ !irom bept. a(llll.‘(lu9(l;d, till hilll. .loth. Arc of many materials and models including a splendid line for misses and children. [
il’eople supplied with dinners ..,l,7m ;
pi» i
O
O.
O
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O.
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45»
'2’
W... .-.. .
you can divide your earnings, putting part of your
to supply yourself with necessaries.
iuarmenta given to poor ...-..v.‘.-. 5! __..,-‘-.-_-:.,.. W _ 7_
.l.odgings given ............ . 15 1 ' '“o’” ““ "‘ “‘5 "swig—'5‘}: 5-3-1." “'5 6"”; r“; “.75“ "
Children given toys -. .......... 100‘ "f D ;?.O.Wo“:”o” o”.”o”o”o”o“o”:”o”.§o”.€’o°‘3”o”o_’o’.°o'.“;‘
Mon mil to our institutions. . . . 5. . i.. > 9...
Found employment ............ (3. m. . 0.0T
. Senior meetings held (indoor). . . 312 j '3. - 3.
lScnior meetings held (outdoorl.. 2:30 i 8 & :
lYouuu people's meetings held. .. 03 ‘00 . . go.
l‘eoplo protruding conversion . ox ___....____. ,3. O ‘
“Religious literature sold (coutes).9.0ll0‘ 1.: / e
A Job That Few Are Looking For. ' "m. ' ' _ - , , e
} Tho incident is related of a 83"“,c3l'lil'a' 0’ ct Remus and Fa" '0‘: west waShlngton Street , .Q
, lion Anny oiliCt .' \vfllu was soliciting ,{ fl.“ Police he Powless 1.x. .
7iunds in the street when a mm H», -..._...._.._ 1 :
llllfll‘kt‘d as be contributed a dime, .. . , ~ ‘0‘.
f‘llorl’s ten coma for the printers)“ _“"”°"gm> "an” stricken ”Wt-“139; . .
:uyou don't MM“. ”,9“. 1,. any Km“ ‘01 repeated burglaries in the fashion-lo. at e ccoun o .
lln the Salvation) Armv." replied the‘able bl‘t‘lit)", and believing that that §
:Rvoutan inkuiiiilorm. "H01“? d0 3'0“ l‘nlrl‘ield police are unable to mulch 3‘ .z‘
' no“ an ct tw man. “ ccnnsv-vnu .- Q ,_ , ‘ , ., ._ ,. .. .‘
,wmlld be in the Anny yourself if you i'm'lnll 1‘:le iii-liftsrhfnlltl‘drliiii‘xs'{co o , I 3.
did," was the reply. . PM ' S ' 0 ' w is"? t W H p t y v.‘
i Not many of us who are on llw out ‘ll‘il‘l MVP allilt‘llil‘il to the local police“. In our S ore l Tove O 0“ .:.
atilde believe the worn oulfisriliciumof lil‘lml‘lmt‘lli and uncrowded in having I". ' , 0.0
‘ihlfl self-uncritici'u conm n? of mm " Detective \‘nrgcnnl l'elv’r H'lli as ‘ 8 ‘ \ ' °
. .V ‘ V I I .
and women. who are ministering to' ‘ | , , , . WOO th t g d ‘ th 09
’" llht- unfortunate in our cnmlmmilicsflf'gufd‘ .u ”H, ”if; "n.“ hr H mm 5’93. 3 a 00 name '8 ‘vor .3.
i that 'lhev are u lot of primers?" :(0'" noting “" '"“"“g““u“' 3.. 3
The local Salvation Army "tilt-era; Not Adverse to Chickens. ‘ 3 ' :0
lv'v mixing for tho small Hint of $3.». Scurt-cly a Work MM, by but a min =.:. “lore t an [ea cas 1. oz.
00 0..
i : ‘ 0’0.
.0
0.0
0’
weekly income in the savmgs bank and still have plenty left 3"
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MOQOMOOM”:”.”§%”O”O”O”0 o”.“o”o”o”o”>’:”M
.m—_. w _ «.- ... «—
my I
32 Washington St.
Specials for Wednesday
Round Steak
Rib Lamb Chops
Schultze’s Best Coffee
180
20c
230
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
39 Main St.
South Nofwallr.
Norwalk.
W— -»M_.____._
"millet Virgin O‘Neil
33,.West Avenue,
50m]! waalk
For particulars
inquire at Studio
Phone 840.
yi‘l‘i‘
lite price of shoes has
,t'great deal in the last
;;.stlll going
. urge quantity
, -fiauy of them
Museum there!“ to
‘ police, yesterday ulter-
up
' 3 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwolk. Phone 1180.
C ORNED ’BEFF SPECIALS
PLATE CORNED BEEF. . .v ............ . ...... 12¢ lb
RUMP CORNED BEEF ................ 16¢~20 u).
BONELESS CORNED BEEF .......... 13' ll).
NATIVE QUINCES ...................... 35¢ basket
GOOD EATING PEARS ..................... 10¢ (it.
. Beers Meat and Provisional.
(2 Stores.) mm
Nor-walk.
13 MAIN or.
Phone 88:.
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1
‘ llNDltEW DAVEY, Inc.»
98 Washington St. . " South Norwalk
‘ mole;
\
taboo» '
u.
PHONE 410 n.» PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY
Very Fine White Leghorn BEST SRIMP.
‘- RICE , noost- ‘ We‘l'or' Dry
, 3 lbs. «for 17¢ 742$ doz. 2 cans for 25¢
courier; on: * phenomena .‘ pundpn'rsup.
‘Larg’iclbot- 1509 ‘
. , magnet. 10¢ r
worded lo tlieigin tn-clml fields. Not
much room for with." in this,
. ()m- \I'mulors whv [lwv arc so lumi-
cuf in their umwals. The marvel is
inn" “my "m nhlp in tin can nnmh mi'k
Ian lillln‘
.llulnnlnlz in all the inlet: oi woe. min-
i‘tlfil‘inl' it! all i'nc linfm'llinnlo \‘ir-
lin‘u nf \‘lt‘li, (wimp nun! vim-arty ,uud
inltmunllmr. not alone to relieve pity.
sicnl rliflnt'imzh but In load llmun unnr
i l‘nfnrtnllntox in n hlallpl' til-Inn nf inn.
1
l
i
Mi and onirlluul “win". and lief-ll Ill N.
:nuv and "sum. mnnfh in and month
{fll' n“) "‘0'.“ (H‘hgi"‘)uwo"lV‘\ 0"
swim could be cited out of $3,000. lif-
lm- all those other demands had been
met. ”-
No Rune mun Would he in it for the
. mmwv. Thpgn ualt‘ rlrnvinw’ hard.
uvnu-hEnv uA-vflnlu pf I‘nd um} '1"‘\")‘\.
H» mm dosprv‘nr: of lhl‘ vorv beat ”ll-ll
u", "5.”..911‘. "f 'I‘lni Nnv‘mnlh: on“ 1‘“
far that“, Morn than thin, tlm calv‘o
,tlmv rovn-aupm in n f‘fll‘fit" tlwl ll"-
mnmls the attention and support of
_m:m~v nhi-vnv‘ "‘kln A» and.“
cons men is not simply ministering to
flu: implants-m NW“ N "m "M“‘rr'
ifl'nfi‘l. but. it in doing what so manv’
nhv‘vHV m‘mnivoilnnvunvnr Mnmniod
to do—that is. to lift this class just so
for as possible to a. plane of living
where chnrjtv in their! behaif will
inn“! ho necessary.
; The work’ of the Salvation Army
has raised thousands of the destitute
front the. ranks of the dependent to
n noblnr and more aplr~reopecting
nlnne where .instcud of being it drill:
upon Rncioiv ""‘v have been a blend-
in: to the world.
.li is hoped that the'peonlo of The
horwalks will respond generously to
the appeal of the local omcers, who
lure endoavoring to secure, during this
pint-zoom. week. money and pledges to
e unioun '
their work, of $0,000 to carry on
it this sum is uecuredfi‘urther up:
penis to the nubile will not be made
this war. This: open, straightfor-
‘ward, business-like appeal to every
man and woman who has at heart the
highest interest of the community.
' A FRIEND;
of the Army.
ISILVER BLQLHON FOR DEUTSCH.
LAND. ~ ‘
if.“
A can“
Though not a member
l
w
NEW LONDON. Nov. int-Eight tone
or silver huliinn‘direct (will ‘tho‘ll‘nlnt
in San Francisco, woo .untnotll-rl- here
this morning brutal: Reunite Com-
‘unny It the NW station and troun-
portod ' to the Germ tubular-ibis
Doutocblond ,It the mic pier, for ellip-
, what am»... a W“ Mb". mad-I mtg
driven through the moonlit moor-ii
'"l"‘"l" v.14“ -fp . > {at
li-‘flla: outwit o m to Mm
undo . ‘o . ‘ , ll no.
'mflm‘ ;
closed up (or the season. Although
attempts have been made to discover
the don of thieves, they hide their
movements and keep under cover dur~
E i
Who would care to under. in: the day “0 (‘IWC‘NY ”ll“ "0 ("“‘i IHR‘lUNG 0RDEAl'i
l
lu‘tl‘ lhn R'l‘flnllml’z, lminvillntr task or has seen a suspicious churnclcr in the
vicinity. ,
i During the past few nooks. how.
cver, the homes of D. H. Warner. E.
'l‘. Redford, Samuel German and the
Nichols family home. the dwelling at
the late Col. A. R. 'l‘. Nichols, have
been limhen into. and SHV'C‘l‘WflN
worth ninuy thousand 'llollm-s have
been stolen.
Pass Up Antiques.
I The chief pcllcltam oi the thieves
is for silverware, and the like, which
is easily ingltcd and its identity dc.
.stroycd. In their deprednttons they
have not only passed over antiques.
sculpture and paintings worth many
1
thousands of dollars, but in their last,
break into the Nichols family home.
containing antiques of great value,
last Friday, they hacked and~hewed
and otherwise destroyed antique olde‘
boards and tore valuable paintings,
and tapestries from the walls in an
attempt to [ind the hiding places or
the family plate, which. however had
been removed to sale deposit vaults
since the death of Col. Nichols, a
decade ago. Mr. Warner's house
was previously robbed of three silver
ladies of considerable value. The
‘favorlle method of entrance of the
thieves has been by opening a back
window with a jimmy: ,as was th
case in the break in the Nichols film-
ily residence.
RAlN lN MISSISSlPPi VALLEY.
- WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.—~Generally
fair weather prevailed in all parts of
the country this'mornlng, the Weath-
er Bureau announced. except in the
extreme Upper Mlsslssippl Valley.
Where light local rains were falling
and in :Western_Colorndo, where it
was allowing. it was unusually warm
‘ior this time of the your in many Sec.
.tlo‘ns and no when» was the‘atmos-
‘ phero ‘unnieuant. ,
l
NEW CHINESE MINISTER.
.‘PEKING.’Nov. 7.-Wu Ting—Fang
has been appointed Minister of For-
eign Affairs. Ilia appointment woe
approve diodoyr by the practically
.ununlmouo Mayo! Parliament.
f Wu Ting-Fond was. calm” Minin-
-ter7,at .Wilelllnlto‘n to: i years.
Two previou- .55th Premier
Loon Chum tot-fella} .. pot-trollo
h n“ by hm.
f Ribbon the our shortage situation has
’ mulled wlih'C. C. MchordI of the;
cent embargo against cars going in
other lines. .
In the case of the Long island Hilli-
lroud, according to the hllllt’lllt’lll. lin-
percentage of cars on its lincs ()(‘L l
to the number owned was ill]: for tho.
tuition and Maine. 1521.9; .\‘cw York,
1 ”"°"'" iNm‘: Haven and Hartford, 126.1; Bo»-
'. , . . , . ,, , ton and Albnn', 113.7; I '- . v;
: bid“ “Milt, bov, lv.-~— l have boon!“d Raiding. 1’3]; Erie. ‘1{15;1;M:‘ill:’thllllL
in marine engineer “m” 1881' but Snail, Hamilton and Davlon 174' Lake
inever hall I gonc through on ordcnltEm‘ and Western lol: “iCill'l' i‘n'
lilo. the Ono that n Germain submit; "xii. 125; Chlt‘tigd St‘ i)“. L'illrilnnb'lifi
““9 mu “”0“ us a few weeks “80' ,poliu and Omaha l3?" Vandnlla 1w}.
{dcclurcd l-‘rcdcrick Smith, of Hartford, Wabash 1&5. Sdulllcrll 109. S ' ,1
It‘oun., who arrived here lust “:thCcilll‘ill.121"(}rallif Trunk 1351135,:
ltom Livcrptml on the .-\nwricun lino .\ a‘ ' 1 2, , q ‘ . ' : ~ ‘
:stcamshlp St. Louis. - f I ”1mm" 1"“ m" 1'0“" 10..
6 Smith stated that he “as indllcclll
llo sign as third engineer on the Il:-i-.
ltlsh freight steamship Midland by]
promise of good pity and assurnnccsl ?‘
that the vessel was bound for China , y - _
land would not cntcr the European "mm“ and \\ flier slrcct‘r- ., lbs. I".
6“.” zone. On nrrivilig “1 St. Luicn he . frost fish for 25c and 5 lbs. of codi‘ish
,lcnrncd that the ship was boulld forll‘or 23c. ll‘uncy long cscollopu. From
{Vladivostok , [4 l0 8 p. m. on Tuesday and Wedncr»
. “ After leaving the Sibeiuu port day. , e, '0
{we Went to Australia, where we iondl ‘ ' _ ‘
nullll nulls
l
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HOW TO REDUCE THE HIGH
COST OF LlVlNG.
liuy at the wagon, corner of \thsil'
ed grain for Havre," said Mr. Smiling =‘rwmm .. » ~ ---
ln telling his story.
“At. 6:30 1", M. on Oct. 20 we were n8 CROSS
halted by seven shots .None hit. us. I )
submarine which had come to. the ' SICK AND fEVERISH
surface a few hundred yards away.
"We had a crew of thirty-three,
eight of us while men and the others WHEN CONSIIPAIED
Lnsenrs. l was the only American on
aboard. We were. ordered to the life-
tlfteen clue in another. We were or- . .
dered to approach the submarine and! Clean Little Llyer and Bowels
the German commander. forced us to ‘ If your little ones long“? 3 come“,
‘come aboard. lie put. some of his it is a sure Sign the stomach. liver
lcrew into. our bent and they went out and bowels need it ‘gcntle, thorough
’to the Midland and sank her. After cleansing at. once, When your child
and go down is crass, pcovlsh, listless, pal-e, doesn’t
"The Germans used only one Engu
lish expression when they returned to” bad, stomach sour, 53’5le full 0‘3. ‘
the submarine utter slnkingvthe Mid-30616, throat, £420, or it fevrerish, glvc
{assign}: urge‘slftlélftutlll‘llie (trigmdla tablespooniu otH'Cautomta Syrup
u l, a - ., , n
break. a French trltWIcr picked us up of Figs, and in a~ few hours all ill.
and kept us aboard for two days‘lclogged-up. constipated waste, sour.
[bile and undigested food will gently
“anqu DEFENDSTS Ila well, playlul child again. >,
_, ' ‘ ' EMBARGO Sick children needn’ be I to
waggiifl‘tfigh Sigmngg' t 171;? take this harmless "ftruit time."
‘ o ov Millions of mothers keep it handy
‘ . because they know its action on the!
interstate Commerce Commissionrwhoistomach. liver and bowels is prompt;
Cmgghmgilfigfigmgfi “gait; 3; today raves a sick child tomorrow.
the Louisvilleund Nashville Railroad 1““ your “”3“”? 1°? ‘ 50“”.1‘0"
and ”gym“ phbliotodoy. it “a“ its at ‘taliiornia ‘Syrup , or ._;Fiss.'-'
the percentage of cm on a numbered which contalnu directions tor babies,5 ‘ ,
“I!“ 01! 00W“? 1 i011“! total number children of oil wages and tor‘ grown; '
but we found they had come from it
boots, eighteen men going in one and! Look, Mother! if gong“: is coated.‘
four explosions we now her roll over
.sleep. out or act naturally; if breath
Late:- it took us into St, Maid"
linuve out of the bowels, and you have
','here to preside at the commission‘s‘and sum. They also know a little.
"Wed. rangedironi 33 tot: the Queen
" In Crescent route to 357 (or the Con. . ‘ . . , >
m _ w. ‘ ,ntl‘ Ball“ 3“ ~ anyoountortelt no! here. Goethe ~,
m N! W .. e‘ .i {M an out. Al‘s: “cantor a in: may
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