rooms
ed thinneidsnd thus pro-
duced a goodly yield of solid
satisfaction, by selling coal»,
of qualities and dealing fairly
as can be down to the smallest .
fraction.
As we have sown so now
we reap—’-of customers and
friends a heap, who make our
days a pleasure. No waving
crops of wheat or rye bring
more enjoyment to your eye,
nor please you in such meas-
ure.
Our crop of Coal is doing
well and looks as if "would
last a spell it weather’s not
too spicy. An open fall would
suit us all, and give our teams
a chance to haul before it gets
THE
Willi
cost oestrous
so. D
Although millions of feet of Beaver Board have been re-
quired by the Government for the building of army oanton-
wants, all demands of the building trade: are being met.
Government demands have preference, of course, but busi-
ness in general must go on, too. Beaver Board facilities for
large-scale manufacturing have made this possible.
OUR SUPPLY OI" BEAVER BOARD FOR BETTER WALLS
AND CEILINGB Is ASSURE!) BY THE MANUFACTURERS
Under present conditions Beaver Board is the most eco-
nomical form of lumber. Using Beaver Board instead of lath
and plaster is one way on can reduce your building or re-
modehng costs. By 3. wt e selection of material you can easily
. find a way to go ahead with the building, repairing or remodel-
The Hatch E: Bailey Co.
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Introducinglllamc Fashion’s Most Approved and
Accepted Styles. a.ogd§;,ofil one
Do not fail to pay this showing a visit. "W
Let it familiarize you with what is new in wearing ap-
parel for this season. See style-s that have been accepted and
approved. Then you Will save yourself the annoyance of
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summits
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MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1354
North Main St.
and we will rush our trouble than
light around when something like
this happens in your home. If your
is detective, antiquated, unsanitary
or worn out, have us make neces-
sary repairs or install a new system
HORACE R. NASH.
South Norwalk.
choosing a style that only promises to be p0pular for only a
short while instead of one which will be popular all season.
WOMEN’S AND MISSES’SUITS from ...... $8.98 to $45.00
WOMEN’S AND MISSES’DRESSES from . . $6.98 to $40.00
WOMEN '8 AND MISSEB’ COATS from ..... $9.98 to $65.00
Come and see our large selection of HATS priced lower
than any store in town.
_Visit the real store for WAISTS. We sell you a better
Waist for 980 than other stores for $2.00 on we can prove it.
Come to the store that handles the best merchandise
only and retails same for less money than any store on earth.
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DEVELOPMENT or :
UNITED STATES NAVY
ANNAPOIJS. Md, Sept its-Title 1c-
markable development of the Natl-y in
the last year was described bylSec»
rotary Daniels in an address all the‘
Naval Academy today to the gnu nat—
i‘ng cnsigns roll the Naval Resigns.
He credited President .Wilson lwilh
giving the initial impetus to the move»
ment that has resulted in a great ex~
pension of the SEI'VlC'e.
The graduates, one hundred and
seventy-four in number, are mem bers
of the corps of reserve naval ofl cot-s
who have just complet-Ed a, three
ship or on shore. ,
“The impulse that has made possi
ble our rapidly expanding nuvy,l’ do-
clared Mr. Daniels, came ft‘Olpi
speech made by President Wilson in
St. Louis on the third day olecb
ruary, 1916, when he declared there
is no other navy in the world that
has to cover so great an area of do
tense as the American Navy, ahd it
ought, in my judgment, to be iitcour
parably the most adequate navy iii the
world." }‘ M ‘
“Following close upon the. dci‘lam-
lion of the President," continued Mr.
Daniels, “Congress took a radical and
forward step on its naval prottram.
it abandoned the plan of a yearly au~
thorization of new ships. and adopted
a three-year building pro ram. Siliorb
ly thereafter it increase the ham!
appropriation. from an average o for-
mcr years of $145,000,000 to 5311:8855;
060, and since the first of August,
1916, has appropriated for the support
and increase of the navy $1,34l,184,~
896, while estimates pending llcl‘oro
Congress carry an addition of clearly
six hundred million dollars. 'l‘htc as»
grogato appropriation in little more
than a year, to make offectivcl and
Iniprocnulile the nation's first arm of
defense is, including pending ,csti-
mules, nearly two million dollsl-s.
”i am not publishing a miliutrl' sec-
iot when] say that while the increase
in personnel in the past few months
has far surpassed the increase ih um~
CLOAKS we PARIS _____ MILLIfiEnY
.333 South Main St. South Norwalk‘
‘ We are the pioneer promotors of ready-towear garments
for. women in The Norwall s. '
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Andrew Davey, Inc.
,, Iron Enamel
Stove Pipes, Heaters
.Steam‘j’ipcs and
all iron work
Made osooo’
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. Albert D.yf~Morgan
WASHINGTON STREET
Black Dazzcl
l 98 Washington St, So. Norwalk.
. Phone 410.
i 19 Main St., Norwalk. Phone 388.
Economy Store,“ Van Zandt St, East Norwalk.
Prompt Auto Delivery.
COFFEE TEA
. Ve B t Oolong, Mixed and English
; 2:: “:3 Breakfast
' ' 35c lb.
Extra Good India, Ceylon
1901b. 46c 1o.
1 lb. Loose Cocoanut 23c lb. l
3 Atlas J elly Powder .. 200
1 lb. Loose Cocoa 23c lb.
Sardines in tomato sauce 100
SPECIALS
Butter, the finest creamcry, per lb. ..... 480
TryOur Fresh Roasted 21c codee ..... ' sibs. £1.00
. Swift'sPremiumOleo,aplrg. .. .. 31c
i FreshEggs,adozen............................. . 46c
Compound Lard,alb. ..... . 200
I A remedy for Salon“
801 g Painless. ' non-pom
sol.
30901311.
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Parcel Post if duli§—P$e 81. a a bottles $2.76
4" I'I
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of the urinary I .
and will not striitun.
Believes In I to 0 due.
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street.
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East Norwalk,
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The Secrets of
Eyeglass Comlort
you call.
FORTABLE.
Ocullstc, ‘Optornetrists, Obtlclam
"The House of Good Glasses"
87 Atlantic Sq.. Stamford, Conn
Open Sat. eve. until 9 o’clock
Established 1897
arc Known to us .
' Whether your present or
past discomfort has been due to
the lenses or the adjusting can
be ascertained and corrected if
WE spans NEITHER
Tums NOR rams To MAKE
cos PATRON’S nvns 00M.
Specials for Saturday
ROUND STEAK .....
SIRLOIN sTRAK .
PORTERHOUSE sTnAK ............. 30c 1b;
, ARMOUR’S STAR HAM ..... soc 1b..
. » SWIFT’SPREMIUMHAM..............’... ....... soc lb.
* PURIJ‘ANHAM..'.......-. ................ 30clb.
_ Schultze’s Sanitary Markets ,
3e washington St.
so... .........
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‘39 Main’St.
,teriul, there are three times as giuuuy
ishlps in commission today aslthore
iwcrs six months ago; and tliutiships
‘auduuorc ships, from enlarged and
lever onlargtng shlpyurds are cpmtng’
'Io afford a place, on naval crltft to
the thousands of patriotic younh nuan
ltlie cull." , ‘
months' intensive course in instruct
tion to fit them for war duty allo‘ard‘
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who have crowded into the navy! siuco
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% ristl'am 8‘ Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods: Store
This
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with seasouable merchandisg
very lowest prices.
two Kinds of Prepardness
JACK FROST has given ample warning that he will soon advance in force and prudent
people are protecting themselves from his expected attack.
‘A Big Stock 01
. THE FAMOUS BEAC 3N LINE, including Bed Blankets of all widths, Crib Blankets, In-
dian Blankets, Bath Robe Blanket Sets, Etc. ’ '
Fruit lars, Jelly Glasses, Stone Cracks
IN THE BARGAIN BASEMENT will be round all kinds of
is the Time for,
Wf are ready in every department
Lorri is W is its“
t 1‘ 1.: . 5'51“;
Canning Tools and Supplies at the
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GUARD OFFICERS TO LOSE JOBS.
\l'ASIlIXG'i‘ON, Sept. 1.4.",1‘118 r9-
organizution of the National Guard
und-‘er the French system which in-
creases the numerciat strength of tho
regiment by making it twice as largo
us under the American system. will.
result luscores of otllcers of the Statel
militia organizations being either;
transferred to theNstiouaI Army or
losing their commissions entirely.
It was announced at the War De-
partment, today that hoards of high
army officers were to be designated at
all National Guard comps to pass on
the efficiency of officers to determine
which will be retained to command
the enlarged rccitu’onts and which
will be given other assignments or re-
duced to uon-couuutdoncd posts. l
The \V'ur llepurtms‘m will endeavor
to avoid reducing: any of the otficcrs.
now in the guard organizations it‘ thisl
is possible, but preference will be
HUMBLE SKATE now
2 HAS EXALTED place
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ftlclcs ot‘ dict urc uniting thc inn-rost-
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slvon to thc officers who come up tr}
.the standard cslublished by the Mil-f
lclcncy boards. National army officers”
sclocted from the rest-Nt- olilccrs n»;
ccntly graduated from the training:
forum»: will also lw scrutinized by the;
. otlicioucy boards;
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,Iug thing‘s lcnrnvd by, Stipcrimciirlcnt: show a high stundurd of'work in loud-
}Jolm it. t‘rumptou oi the sullt‘ comvj jug troops in limits-Id will be assured
town of fisheries and game at ho l‘ee‘Of commands of tho cousci‘ipt forces
and only those who:
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fcrlos Society at St. Paul, Minn 3 Mr.
it‘rampton, in his detailed report of
ithc convention made bctorc the com
:miszlpu ill its pivoting yoltei‘duyl sold
fithut the dog fish was a palatable food,
land that llIt’Jlamc. of the fish, had
them changed to gray fish in the: liOpe
Elliot Its popularity might not lit! at—
Itested by the name.
.Tha’humble skate has been ‘
to an exalted place by the conven-
tion. Instead of throwing it. jawuv
or cutting It up for halt, it was1 sug-
gested that it be cut up and slowed
Hike scallops which it is said to re
lseinble, when prepared in this day.
' Mr. Crampton’s opinion of tht con-
vention was expressed in super-lattich.
It was the best, the largest, sold the
most practical of any he has evslr ut-
tended. He said he received gmani
new ideas and valuable suggestions
which he intends to put into operation
In this state. ‘ ‘
Stockings the waters with suckers
to fill inducing the season when oth-
er \ fish are scarce. was advocated.
One of the talks at the convention
related to the game situation. Among
other things it was said that hunters
soda-sportsmen ‘made a mistake in
propagating game birds to incite
them more plentiful, but that; the
proper procedure was to do laway
in land
with the predatory animals Which
do mow harm than the illegal
sportsmen. ’ l
The delegates to the convolution
visited the “lettuce Evans game
farm and saw 25,000 pheasants at
one time. Dr. Joseph Kalbtul of
Pennsylvania, who previously,“ had
been oppos‘edto pheasants, walls so
impressed by the sight. that hel plac-
ed on order immediately for 11,000
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SEATTLE, \Vashous‘ejt. 14.—4Union {mite 0? wasmngmn'
officials expect 7,500 men to go on . I
lstrikc ltereutodsy, five thousand heingi HINE‘ WILL DIRECT
Home. shipbuilding industry and 3,500 “
trades. The strike order cams yestenI "3m” “”7 Soldiers,
gday as a climax to, the battle Ls? or-
HAVANA us assume
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When you smoke'an “Eitocption” ,
ofiavnna‘fllled 50 cigar. Ask for “it ten-hour plants was being used, unloni
Retailers 1 so
pulled by
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7 ‘exn‘ption from mommy dratt,‘ on indus;
ganized labor to enforce the eight hour , state [ward of education Who has
[day standard in lumber and shingle been appointed a director for this
mills. Union workers have been called giaggoégoassm in raising a fund 01'
’oft of ever ob wher I , . , ‘ to secure books for a mill
l . y .j e umber made in lion soldiers, is‘ making arrangements
to appoint subcommittees in every
‘ , to‘wu in the state In an endeavor, to
Strikers who had been ‘ . .ra so the money. Connecticut’sshur
. . ~ Jim“ 8“ or thoiundjwill“$65,009.“ , ,
i leaders said.
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, rot-,o'vorv'oouoozwo depOsit ‘jln me ‘
CAMPAIGN FOR BOOKS.
.tn the regular carpenter-and buildingl $65,000 to Be Raised in State for Li:
Charles '1‘). Blue, secretary of the
‘thcguard oi the 15th under com and
South Norwallr. Norwalk. pheasants at $7 a pair. ‘
‘ , , _ ' _ . J . V COLORED TROOPS
BATTLE FOR ORGANIZED LABORIMoodié, Chief of Registration in tile ‘ FIGHT AT CAMP
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CAMP UPTON,.N, Y.,<Scpl:. 14.—
A, rough and tumble, fight ivhlch
threatened to develop ‘lntolla s1 rious
'racc riot between members of t e 26
Battalion or the 15tl19New Yolk In:
.tuntry (colored) and civilian otthoixos
at Camp Upton occurred lien-clearly
yesterday morning. ‘
‘ Halt ju'dozen whites. includin: two)
special policemen. and fifteen unfit-oats"
were engaged. Three shots weie fir,
ed andthree ‘men injured. ‘Thl. disd
turhu‘dce was quelled by the arrival,
of additional special policemen and
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.Tho‘sltrouble which started
of Lieutflirlc Winston. ‘ .
o’clock this morning is the rosv’ll
be not tor . the ~ purpose
1’ that go abroad.
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School Suits for Boys ,
School Shoes for Boys
School Dressesior Girls l
School Shoes for Girls
At Moderate Prices
‘ Medium weight cloth coats
for fall in black :arid blue.
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'cup cold water, one and one-half cups
{boiling water, one (‘le sugar. one cup
;-orunge juice, grated rind of one or-
ange, one tablespoon lemon juice, onc-
holf pint liesVy cream, walnuts.
SiSouk gelatin five minutes in cold wa-
ter. dissolve in boiling water, add su-
gar, orange juice, grated orange rind
and lemon juice, and strain. Pour one-
lhulf the mixture into a shallow pan.
idippcd in cold water, and chill. So:
‘bowl containing remaining mixture in
in pan of ice water and stir constantly.
luntil mixture begins to thicken; then
told in heavy cream, beaten until
stltl'. Turn into a mold, first dipped in
,cold water, and chilled. Remove from
mold to serving dish, when firm, and
surround with the jelly from the pan.
‘cut in cubes. Garnish with walnut
meatSF—Mothers‘ Magazines
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. WA'R BOND BILL REPORTED.
I WASHINGTON. Sept. 13.——After
sonly two days’ consideration which re-
.sulted in a few minor changes, the $11.-
‘000.0i10,000 War Bond bill was‘reported
ilo the Senate today with the unani-
(mouse endorsement of its finance com-
mittee. The measure already had
passed the House. Senate considerao:
tion of the bill will begin tomorrow!
with virtually no opposition. Its pass.
gsage is expected by Saturday.
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§WAR\SREDITS BILL CONSIDERED
£ :WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.——Seuate
‘consideration of the eleven billion dot
llor war credits. bill began today with
lprospect, 01‘ its passage by tomorrow
‘night. The measure already has pass.-
ed the House. ,
Senator Stone, in charge of the bill,
opened today. a debate with an ex-
planation of the most important pro-
visions.
Troy, N. Y;, has more women wage
earners than men.
Legs ol ‘GcnuincSpriug .
lamb - ,- 35ch
Nativcllesl Roast 252 lb
Sperry at Barnes
giliams - - ,32clb;
Stew'Lambv.;l..,....‘... ”200 lb.‘
StewVeal....~.............20c
Hamburger_.;8teak . . . . ._ . . .'~2lioi
From $7.98 to $15.00 ., ;,.
APRONS '
Full assortments, now complete; will interest every women «
who takes pride in her heme attire. An excellent collection
of Cambric, Lawns, Ginghams, Percale, Seersuckers, etc. Plenty
of the big all-over kinds as well as styles for Red Cross Nurses.
Maids, Clerks and Waitresses. '
They begin at 25c,thence to 390, 50c, 75c, up to $1.25.
Choose early.
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Sanitary - Watcrprool - Odcrlcss
monsoon SEPT. com, is
NEPONSET DAY}
,0 BUY NOW AT SUMMER PRlCllS ‘
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