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NBTVIPAIJ1801TS if aflllln m—a~uwmmuum-m-v-lhwv ”RH‘HEHESIIHIEEE T“ y-_ W - J. u h C
$15.00 to $35“) ’ Rents l —-——— W l i .. M it... q ; re...“ A},
w. a i, HOWLAND'S HowLAND's E
New Hats m l ‘ W“ «I!
fl . You . Public l, ,
u. ,,n_ Steam- I . , if A I /
. , rrow collar: - ~ 31 /z doz
w . hi . R1011 WOOlenS .' .
M ed. 6 p Bark‘r caliar. " "" 756 1/2 J02!
JOSEPH navrs i We“ 1 . h ,
. 85 Washington Street all wort more Makers of Arrow collars
, ’ announced recently anothert
“Do you know
that we could not -
buy a cingle yard
of these- woolens
today to sell at
these prices?” re-
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WEATHER FORECAST. -___, —é~« w.-- ..
" FORECAST for Norwaik and vlcln- 90 TARRYTOWN
m: Fair tonight and Thursday. The MEN DINE HERE
gear of high pressure forms a long (Continued From Page One) ' ‘
ridge extending from Texas north- _ 5
liiEiErEEEIEst
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“1W3"! ‘0 Maine. It ‘5 producing but all passed the Grand Censor, Earl‘
,-Mant I'weather, with low tempera- l”. O'Brien. health commissioner of? "1;”de the Cthf
m for the season, east ofme Mlssis- Tarrytown. At tlti'o‘ writing one part3" planing Brown and _ Of “16 dl'CSS gOOdS.‘
as he skillfully“
and almost lov-
ingly draped a
rtew plaid so its
colorful beauty
fairly glowed.
piloted by Dr. Fredirick H.Ba11,w.t‘nI 1
County Engineer MacDolnnd a'mlnno colored men from Stamford, bot'nll
High Priest “0,0, S. Darts a”. 10., of whom have long police records, both,
somewhere between Gir‘eenuiclr and locally and in Stamford and in other
this c ty. Carburetor trouble “as the cities were captured last evening by5
excus given over the telephone “n“,iSergt Bryan Silk while they were ”my l y \
a special taxi was sent out from this
rig to dispose of a bicycle that they,i 831
cit; to pi(k them up
Before bre rkfurt was set-.ved the lrad stolen from in front of at Stamford
.‘.3ccurrr boys lnibered up 1hr 11 .1trrrs,,-,aioonI yestel‘da) afternoon.
for the baseball game is the great it .
,0“ ,dnma, 9,me W, M, ,, ended micolorrd man “me trying lo sell a ma- .l More than that, when some of these are sold, we
a tie as Tax Collector William Bur-k ‘colored men weretrying to 3'3“ a “I“ i shall be llllflblt“. to replace their].
ley was knocked down and had hilehine and he asked that they be ,
leg broken it. is to be ironed that no brouhgt to headquarters This was “All the talk about a scarcity of woolens is not idle
talk. There is going to be a scarcity.
such accidents will happrn today. done and we questioned them. i
They
Before breakfast was served a fat .
men's race was scheduled 'Healtlr stud at first that they had gotten the
Commissioner O- Brien who weighs 9.5; wheel in New Rochelle but' on furtlror'll U ' ' ' '
pounds stripped was pitted against examination. broke down and said that ' Have you llOllCEd that the government is begmmng
Fire Commissioner Anson noren, who they had 5,019,, ,, ,n sum)“, The to urge the use of fabrics made of wool mixed with cotton?
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$131333, :I;:e‘§f,,:;a,‘l;3“3,33,. 0,3356 Stamford police w-oio notified and later There simply must be woolens enough to keep warrrr our
time some one called Breakfast Ila?“ ”‘9 “em“ ””9“"? Sergi- 90““? soldiers both on the other side and' in the home camps—and
ready." and the race was off. it will and Officer Dennis Rearon came to -‘
,m... b. n... now, f... monotonic“... New,“ m ,h, Deuce amomobue and lcivilians and wonren must be ready to do without such
lif:},‘1,‘}6§§“‘a?fe,“"{,“,Ed,f,jff,““‘1 (63:13:): took them back to their home city. lifjne fabrics as they have been enjoying for years.
1refused to c‘onrede this and their.
illiend win unabtotormmiupllieli UNCLE SAM’S MARKETS” “This will make woolen dress goods scarcer and
The Lady Washington _Lodgelwil d‘fiiififcfgreakm, ounmmenchun, . OPEN AUSPICIOUSLY’p [scarcer and higher' in price. it has done it already. That
ills why we can’t secure more like these at the same price
2mm tomorrow evening in Red Mens fritters. coffee and rolls the mem-
' hall, Nor-walk N has started for the ball field in the, n
.1 —--and can’t replace some of them at any price!
Downing. Neutonn .iH‘illl‘ 188
Booth non. Square ...... ‘ 36.! But here is this splendid gathering for Bridgeport wo-
, lcity lilld a game was staged between
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The regu ar drll ol' the Thrrd 0111- K0 05,, and Editor Adler’s ‘FOlllF'x' I).
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“k“ 1 “m 3“" ““Pe‘---- 3": men to pick from; thousands of yards and every yard at a
the Supenisers Millard's ‘Hittlry,()_
yany. Home Guard was held at; the The same was still on when this “its. .V.
armory 185‘ PVFanK- A number 0’ in wr. tten, and ofiicial scorer John R. D, prey, 36 Taylor avenue .......
Clark. 20 Plymouth avenue.... iii selling— -price based upon what it cost when contracted for
1 last January!
attractions were given to the. men. Collins refused to issue a statementHI
I. K. Bach, 17 Lowe street ........ 4t.
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I There is a goodly saving on I'every yard of each weave.
mi river. A. disturbance which is
chiral over North Dakota is causing
windy and rainy weather in the north
on districts from Montana eastward to
Epper Michigan.
'EATHER A YgrAR AGO T0-
12s
Tenlpi’l'l‘allllt‘i High, 81;
61 Fair. ,
:Cr'fthevvs
Tracy Sterling has accepted a po-
sition in the Central National Bank I
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Frederick Scheidler, the well known
fitneyman, attended the funeral of his
ffiphew in New York, yesterday. '
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- . ltequa and Van Tassel were amused, R
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53mm Benders almmmed i W h “g i" ”V01” ”‘9 "Rimes and H "1‘9- 1'. McGulrk. Main street.. .
5 made him “1‘ hty 901’“ “r ”my mission was declared at mommy to Help“ Hanford.1 99k..." a\',;,,,'"'.II
. on which side was winnfng. l'rnpiie V.
McGregor, 69 East a\'\‘nllt'....
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with the Philadehyhta fans. There's piik ned Hank O'MRY Tire llamt’vll. Ienlck, Beacon street ...... . 8
mill lot of t the ancient red- may no to nine innings nd may go on ~ _ . ,
min.“ ”I" ,, n, m...“ " if; gnjgl'c'f'ggfig“, 23:33:51 El! There rs a splendid variety of weavesand a wonder-
___..._._ One thins is Wain. it “ill so on; M Mlcklovic 23 Clinton avenueul lful collection of colors ‘ .
'until the dinner bell rings. and then I. Paulikmicb. 25 tllnton avenue , ' -i
1.. The Sentinel acknowledges the re- there will be a grand rush ,0, ”,9 E Ryan Georgetown ''''''''' 1i
aelpt of a copy of the Connecticuthg 10 got back to the clubhouse Id. lind‘strbnr, Georgetown” 1,, Alld woman Wll0 ChOOSCS HOW may ple the very gems
' of the collection: —
Lyceum members expressed l~' Alllllglon 15 Wall sh“), ‘‘‘‘‘
{State Register and Manuel for 1917 The
‘u‘t‘ 3‘ ”"3“ reception ““d M E. Saunders. 55 Osborn awnue 1
:1 eat plea“.
,..~£rom Representative Nehemiah Can- i .
doe. ”WWW“ thanked Mr Millard for 1““‘1 The last voting coupon will appear l FOi'l Si 165 Of W001 lflldS Gabardrnes 0 “HS and
.. . hospitality ‘ln Thursdays paper and the votin' ’
' ' l Among ‘hogb on tllp outing “'9":- contest “ill close Rt. 4p 11) l'rida3ki plally Sizes and lid] CffCClS— 561165, 54 lnChCS Wide—42
The condition of Congressman E. J. Judge T A Armstrong, R B- And“ l'l‘lre Willlltl of the contest will be me "I 39 to $2 yard. ’ Ind $2.50 yard.
Bill continues today about the same as 5011.090!” A Al;(l'°1“‘0“~w C- (J A; isented with the dolls at that t:.nre |
“ml“, "”3“ f “k “W“ ' --~~-~—-~~—- ,1 Velour plaids and small
Fancy velour of unusual
beauty, 54 inches wide—$5
yesterday. The sick man had a very Brown, Edward Brrckhont. lax collect-
and was resting 0,.
‘ comfortable night, William A. Buckley, Dr. Howard TODAY IN WALL STREET .ChCCRS 54 lllCllCS WldC——$3
“Elie comfortably this morning.‘ F Berkey Dr. F. A. Ilnrr, George. W.
'niiggs. Jams 11 mm ,Ohn n. , r “in”. granny. 10: 30 a. m ~Ltqni. y.ard yard
The People’s Trust Company, of Collins. Ham 8- Davis Tonn Ci-Prk ('11 0“ 0f SDQWIEUW 3“”me RM ~ Fanc stri Cd WOOlCl’l Stilt-
. Robert Dshwood. Fire Commissioner professional selling of the motors y p —-$
Washington street has received tem Anson Dolen llenry Eckcrt. Harold C 5., h lugs, 54 lllCllCS wide—$2 Chiffon broadcloth 2'35
‘porary certificates for the Liberty '1‘ F ost, E p dianven. Harry Tallo an it t 9. market to hesitate after an and ‘3‘ ard
l opening with a 200d showing of yard- .. a y D"
mood issue, and these can be secured Wav H \l. Hiiverbeck. 1),: JI m
a“ who have paid for the bonds in Huglle‘u ‘V’ l“. MCCOHI J C \\v| 'Sllul‘nglh The 8‘99]? Sugar Gilli,“ , Serges poplins and pana-
ii and later will be exchanged for the Mantlnope. Highway Commissioner \'cw Haven, American Telephone and t
W‘” certificates , John A. Miller Supervisor Charles D. Pittsburgh Coal were substantially ”mas I42 lIlChCS wide—$1.25
Mmal‘d Count3 Emmem ““x m“ higher. and Southern Ruifi'lnay Prefer- ,yard.
Black chiffon broadcloth of
remarkable beauty, 54 inches
wide—$5 yard. ,3,I1,.,,
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~ I uld, W R Morris. David Murphy red mm ed up 13.4 on the m trmpllon v
The members of Pioneer Hook and C rimodore W. V. organ W N. ' ‘ ‘ ' . .-
Millreavy, Sheriff (bangles E. Nossilt- of dividends Motors reached it new l Crepes SETgCS panamas alld Velour and Zlbelllle coat-
rudder company Will enjoy a clambake
ii“ _ their quarters, Sunday afternoon.
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is organization is noted for the ex-
éll who participate will have one of
2'poplins—sl. 50 to $2 yard. lugs, 54 inches wide—$3 yard.
mini floor. on; elentor.
.gu.
er. Editor Wallace Odell. Joseph low at. 87 1-2, a loss of more titan
:19’NtfillHEuli‘ttpr‘ ORBricn.i 63011;“ l‘ points. International Nickel, Delir- 1
ar e as e \. oosa saac equn
lence of its cuisine in this line and iisanc Retina. Jr. ., H A Russell, B. S “a“ ““‘l "lldson “ml the has shares}
Ru‘ssell. E. Taxter G. 1. Yan' Russel; M‘m'ehp‘“! . .- ,
. . . . ‘ it '1‘.Roos-:..T1ustic WALL STREET, Noon. —-liulls
the feasts of their lives. Whalms ‘ ““19”“ ,
~ _ tGerald Fitzgerald 11- T- U055 1‘ 1‘ Ibought stock with a large speculative
Scherrer, J‘ C urase ‘mrtrket tel U S. St 1. B
“Vie 59“ “19 best. rubber boots in Editor Odell mentioned above is 11.1, s‘ ‘ as 9° ethlehem,
mm. Every pair guarantéed. M. Jos- expert on school sites and paving and CTUClW‘ in an endeavor to offset}
1,6”; & Sons. lblocks. and while .not engaged in .iii increasing liquidation of particular,
it ling his learning on “1"” matters shares The nranoeuver “as only tem- . N h ‘
’ 'tinds‘ time to be managing editor of ,
W'ork on the alteration of the, build- the Tarrytown' New‘s\ IporarilIt successful. as there n we varr- , Inc Inc C5
_ .mg on Washington stneet is progress-,,ot1s features which appealed to the
in: rapidly and it Its likely that by the , ,‘bearish mood of professional. Prices:
staunch and artistic rugs nine inches shorter than
usual length! ,-. a: as, {or i 3,. .,
., Butter- and ot Odtdbe'r Rikef-Hezeman‘ ' {tumbled rapidly and many new lowi
_ n“ have their drug stow opened and DETROlT. Mich, Sept. 12~The records were made when the liquids
Golden will have his new ladies and plant of the Standard Screw Company tion of investment holdings became
infants' wear store opened also. lwas bu1ned today. he loas is estirttat- pronounced. Delaware and Hudson
Ed at. $300. 000. .The plant was wo Olk- dropped 5 points Louisville 4b-,8 St
I {Those rugs at a special price of
,, street South Norwalk, reported to the dustrials were of! 2 to 4 points. Lib
‘ police that last evening as she was. " erty Bonds were quoted at 99. 88 to _‘a .T hat special price because it Clldll i pay the mill to make
going along P,“ street two-white men 99 90. The. general bond market was ,0 dad a SlZC'
‘ irregular
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' Mrs. Jack'Johnson,"coloredrof Pine ing on war orders. Paul 3, and Reading 2. Numerous in-i
DON'T MAKE A CHANGE
South Norwalk People Should Act in
Time
,_ If. you suffer from backache;
If you have headaches. dizzy spells; .
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1‘}. a. ”trio-'Jznmrnx't
KN“; . ' ‘ Some little while ago, One millman decided it would
"Tiggflmgf ““5 1 pay to make a rug that was 11 feet and 3 inches' long 111-
WASHINGTON, Sept 12.8w“, , 'stead of the standard 12 feet.
I If the kidney secretions are irregun
. 111a“ rles to look after the recreation ballet, '
.. Don' t delay—likely your in due 5 ark being established at each of the thirty--
i3 ”mg for Pr'eriel‘vllltlls y e two training camps by the Knights of in many moms of comparatively-small dimensions.
Sara, M 111681, Mon Hands Eas, Norwalk people recommend Columbus at the cost of _,,31000000werel H6 W35 Fl ht abo t th Cl 6
Economy Fruit Jars—all sizes, noann Kidney Pills. :mmed may by “‘9 “mmmmu u g u e goo appearartc bUt he
Jelly 8min"!- Hews an East Norwalk expenence committee .on w... activities for in. ‘fIqund it was too much trouble” to depart from the stand-
._ . mi J. Vanscoy, stationary engineer 43 camps at Des Moines, Columbia,s. 0., “id size. And so he has 1
_ Heavy Wire 0811 Van Zant street East Nor-walk says' Yaphanlr. Wrightstowtt, Aver, For-t, “I“ Qut making this size.
mm . But we bought a number of the rugs at special price
I, “I was troubled quite a lot by my back Riley, Fort Sam Houston, ‘Petersburg,
who Kettle Bottom'
in: Mill. ' being weak and always aching. The “‘1 L0“l""1°v‘nd Fm 19mm" in" ecause he quit and they are an attractive bargain.
3’ 'Axminster weaite, excellent weight, rich dark and ine-
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l-le figured that rug would fit better and look better
Jami“ 0m “0119 cm Ikiney secretions were irregular in new Twenty‘tWO/Othe" Will be
M 3m Domijohnl, Will. passage. It took only two boxes of named within 3 few days.
m m m Aluminum Doan's Kidney Pills to cure me. It3 - —.———————
i 3‘“. m 3%.. tt W Prices. has beenlthree or more years since I ‘ PAWPQBTSCNR’EIEREADY-
. have had any trouble with my kidneys BU’ENOS MRES ”803““. Sept
“‘""‘ . and I 'give all credit to Doan's Kidney 12- T‘The Argentine government: at“
lpt'ngg" ‘ . ' 1'10“th” sent to the German tau»;
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advance in price. All sly cs
are now 20c, 3 for 60c, 6 for
$1.
And we are selling Barker.
collars, for a little while, at
the special price of 6 for 756!
The two pieces of news sim‘ E
ply emphasiZe the bigness of. t
the chance offered men by;
this selling of Barker collarsi'
There is a style to pleas o‘
and fit every mart. I I;
Every Barker collar is well made, of splendid material,
and will give long service. .
We know a great many men who rate tlrenr as the best
collar they can find.
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All styles, one price—75c 1/2 doz.
EL. Right of Main street door.
Beacon Army light;
'gift for the boy who’s going.'
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'l‘ A new light that soldiers will find wonderfully useful. ,
Flat and compact, pbweiful, equipped to be attachedi '
to belt orvlturtg wherever most convenient. -"
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How fine to read letter front home by its clear lightl'.
Nickeled or gunmctal finish, complete—$1.75; extra,‘
batteries at 35c.
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Fourth floor.
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Don‘t shiver.
young manl .
Tltese September breezes are a trifle keen.
Lightweight underwear isn’t exactly comfortable.
'And a shiver'is often forerunner of a chill—and illness. I
Better get into warmer underwear; ready here in
plenty. -
Right. aisle. from.
Usefuls for
l'rome kccpmg
'A new apple corer iras ingenious arrangement by
which core is removed withbut making hole clear through
apple. Leaves a little well into which sugar and flavoring
may be put. 25c. , ,2
Lunch- baskets make it easy to get school lunch ready;
save much time. Three sizes, of willow—35c 45c and 55c. .
A new Dover electric iron is sold with complete guar- -
antee of good service. $4. ‘ it .
Unique‘sort of a hairpin affair is a lock to hold key
firmly in door. No sneakthief can either push it out or use i
it to unlock door. A very-real protection—15c.
I A new wrench takes firm hold of top of Mason jar
and closes it tightly in a jiffy. Next winter it will unseall
those same jars just as easily. 25c.
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Tinware in plenty now!
it has been scarce, very scarce. And it’s likely to be.-
so again soon. But it’s. here now. Little need to tell how.
useful these are:—- he. 1...: all @341 131.3,, I
Eu poachora. hold a or- s—rsoe tease. lvnwirtimgg-ma' .
Muffin pans. hold 0 or 8—200 rotor
Drip purl—'2“ to 35°. Strum jelly-cake pans—11o to Ibo,
Bound coin tin—0o to 100. Pt. tins—7o to 10c.
and anew-11c to flu. Tub. can filth-10° to :00.
some: me. until star-Tc mt..-
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. at all dealers. Don’t elm-,I
swaps“. .r. .onun—lototlu.
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