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We do not run our business
as a hostile submarine, sub-
merged beneath the waters
. ‘ that its' 5 methods be not
" known, butwetunit anther
"surface where it s plainly to
" boseemuthere’snothingin
"our dealings for which we
need stone. You need not
fear torpedoes when you trade
with us in coal, no periscope
or other dope sends shivers
down your spine for fear that
we will ”get” you, as that is
not our .role, and deception
and destruction are not quite
in our line. Your ship will
need no pilot then, no mines
, are here to swerve her; we ’ve
‘ s raft of wood, and our coal is
figoodnit’ s a winter life- -pre-
server.
(9A1. Cillll'hlil'
me we
Although millions of feet of Beaver Board have been re»
quired by the Government for the building of army esnton-
merits, all demands of thebnilding trades are being met. .
Government demands have preference, of course, but but .
ness in general must go on, too“ Beaver Board facilities for 1'
largeocsle muuiaeturlng 11878.de this possible
OUR SUPPLY OP BEAVER BOARD FOR BETTER. WALLS
AND CEILINOS 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 you can reduce your building or re-
modeling costs. By a wise selection of materiel you can easily
find a. way to go shead with the building, repairing or remodel-
ing you need. Let us prepare estimates.
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lnlroluclnalhsme Fashions Most Approved and
Accepted Styles. on" ma
Do not fail to pay this showing a visit *"w‘
Let it fomtliarise you wit what is new in wearing up
1
parel for this season. See Ityles that have been accepted and
CALL 08 UP
and 'we will rush our trouble man
light stand when something like
this happens in your home. 1! your
, comma
is detective. antiquated, unsanitary
. or won out, have us make neces-
sary repairs “or install a new system
. o! .
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBINO A SPECIALTY
HORACE R. NASH
Plumbing and Misting
Tel. 1354
North Main St. South Norwalk.
approved. Then you will save yourself the annoyance of
choosing a style that only promises to be popular for only a
short while mstesd of one which will be popular all season.
WOMEN’S AND MISSES' SUITS from ...... $8. 98 to $45. 00
WOMEN ’8 AND MISSES‘ DRESSES from. ..$6 98 to $40. 00
WOMEN'S AND MISSBS' COATS from ..... $9. 98 to $85.00
Come and see our large selection of HATS priced lower
than any store in town.
" Visit the reel store for WAIBTS. We sell you 9. better
Waist for 98c than other stores for $2. 00 and 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.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLifiERv
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
We are the pioneer promotors of ready- to-wesr garments
for women in The Norwallts.
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Black Dazzel
iron Enamel
, -‘--:- (or ----
‘ Stove Pipes, Heaters
SleamlPipes and
all iron work
‘ 2 Made, to Stand
L the Heat
~—
1A|berl D. Morgan
Andrew_ Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St, 80. Norwalk
Phone 410. ., ‘ Prompt Auto Delivery.
19 Main as, Norwalk. Phone 388.
1 Economy Store, 44 Van andt 8t., Bast Norwalk.
COFFEE TEA ?
Very Beat Oolong, Mixed and English
Breakfast
2411 lb. 350 lb ‘.
.thrs Good mam, Ceylon
19c“ lb. 45c lb. 23315,
1 lb. Loose Cocosnut 231: 1b.. ‘1 lb. Loose Cocoa. .231: lb.
3 Atlas J elly Powder. .2011 ‘Ssrdines' in tomato sauce 10:)
ALL 100 BREADEIS REDUCED T0 90.
SPECIALS
Butter, the finest creamery, per 1b; ................. .. 48c
. Try Our Fresh Roasted 21c Coli'ee ............. s 1111. $1.00
“WASHXNGTON STREET, Swift'sPremiumOleo,apkg. ..... .. 31c
FreshEggs,adosen...I“........................... 48c
w CompoundLarstlb................ ........... . 20c
tawny: ‘
hgw'fiisifi A. STULL
g,g¥?®lfi "mummmrzt': :4 Cottage Street. East Nomaih
Special vfori‘fuesdny
‘ Round Steak
32c lb.
~ . .. ’. q _. Schnltzc’s Sanitary Markets
Genome: Lape 1 ~ 3. Washington St . 3, M...“
W 5 V. o, ’ 5 South NDmIk- Norwslk.
'VCod W-hlttmg {J v ' __._ ._ ' . '
Better than Salmon
15c
listra Large Fat
.515,“ MACKEREL
1803 lb. '
5'1 husband of late.
‘. .5011 Cornelius Cowh‘y. of this town;
, > two daughters,
ENFIELD COUPLE
held, awaiting instructions from rel-
one: IN SPRINGFlELD.
atives -‘in Philadelphia Asexander
buried his wife ubodt a year: ago
When found, the couple were fully
(:16th and had been dead several
hours, The medical examiner gave
the cause of death as accidental.
Bot-l1 were sold to be intoxicated, upd
it is believed that the gas cock was
acclderitly turned on;
$50, 000 FIRE AT
MARSHFIELD,‘ MASS.
HARSHFIELDw 31353., SepL 17.-—-
Ten cottages on Humarock Beach
borers biirned last night beforenem
here of the summer colour. Who; ouiel'e
ii'ly organized a bucket}; brlxsde, suc-
"ceeded in controlling the lite. ’l‘he;
A. P Alexander and Mrs. T. Cowhy
Accidently Asphyxiated.
THOMPSONVILL-E, Sept. 17.—-Alex~
under P, Alexander, '60 years old, a
painter, living at the Allen House in
Thompsonville. and Mrs. Timothy
Cowhy, of Suthvan avenue, this town
were found accidently asphyxinted in
11 rooming house 111' Springfield today.
Alexander is a widower and Mrs
Cowhy had not been living with her .
The couple went 10‘.
Springfield last night. . ,
Mrs. Cowhy lesyes her husband;
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After Insults Follow Re-
. nuisance in many parts of the town
‘ that
lanolher. party of two
‘thcy should pick them,
:hud been told they must not touch
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11.0 the limit and think it is lime to
1
' lollows:
. equally Yakima! when thev find a tire
tread wearing sway in a fey hundred , '
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monstranee They Are
Talking of Taking Law
Into Their Own Hands
Against Autoists
WESTON, Sept. 17,—‘011'ing to the
depl'cdutions of many out-of-town au-
ioniubili'sts the daily theft of wild
grapes growing on fences. surrounding
private property has become such a
more strenuous action than
warnings from the owners to desist
from the. practice- is now delm'nuned
upon. by many residents who have
suffered the loss of their valuable
fruit and received impudcm'e and
abuse in same instances from the
offenders.
One lady who told a puny of six
Noru'alk autoists (whom she discov—
cred filling a due 1111. and mung
sacks wiih the fruit) that she pr-e _
{sired gathering her grapes herself,
“as assured that 1l1ev should gather
them also. if they wanted to and she
could not stop them but they remun-
ed in basis when she informed them
that it they continued their pillaging
her husband who was awny, would
certainly attend to their case 1'11 21 way
111m might 118111119, when he 111111111
,edt They were considerably 110n-
plussed to discover that some 01 the
party were known by name and sight
to the ladv. ,
Another pndpmty ."\i11mu .1'cpo‘.ts1
that a neighbor to whom she had dclc
gated the ltask oi gathering I191
grapes was lemma and told by
soloists that
Just “when
and when? they wished," after they
them One elderly gentleman who
retuonstmlcd with another puny 101'
the vandalism was culls? “1111 old
house and stav thexc. All tool that
the import of patience and tolmution
in the case has been exercised nearly
'cnll 11 imlt“
GREAT DAY AT THE icovE.
TriStram & Hyatt?
Norwulk’
3. Lending Dry Goods so“...
All Sizes in the
A NewSlock of Wo'ol Sweaters
Copenhagen, Heather, Navy. Rose, Tan and White.
For lollies and Misses $21011 $7.50
Per Little Boys and Girls $2.00 to 85.00
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Very Latest Shades including Cardinal,
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2 Dead and 2 Wounded
As Result of Feud
FAIR‘lONT, \V. ,Scpt. 17 £53
a result 01 a feud said 10 haw existed
for some time between fauncrs and
lost hunters in the vkinity of Rives
ville and Lowesvillc near here,H
icy Havhuist and Albeit Thorn an?"
dead and Charles Musgi'me andl
James llayliui'st are suffering from
gunshot wounds. As the {our men
were seated around a fox hunters'
campfire early today they were tired
upon from close range.
Three brothers, John, William and
Charles Keysei', prominent farmers
of Lowemille wow arrested late to-
day and chmgcd with the shooting.
It is said 111.11. mops on the farm of
the Keyscr brothers were burned 1'12.
celltly’ and the authorities believe!
tollntion.
THE DANBUEY FAIR.
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STAMFORD. Sept. 17.--The prizes
'ofl'eiod 1b) Mrs. Orlando Butler of
Normon for the best kept gardens at
.ihc Love school how been ow nrdcd as
First prise, $3. Joseph and
Edward Baker; second prize, $2, Philip
iand Benjamin De. Angelis; third prize.
!$l, Vincent l‘ugliuno. The gold medal
was uunrded to Eduard Blackwell. and
the silver medal to Lester Palmer 'l‘em
bronze n1cduls,swnrdco by then Siam-
:iord Garden Association. were also dis-
l
'tribured to the deserving children.
1
F1lday was a gala day at the hog
crs school when the cash and medall
premiums were awarded to the chil- l
dren for their garden work by Super
\lSOl‘ Brunduge. More than $57 in
cash won at the MRogexs school exhibit
and the exhibit in the Richmond House!
was distributed. as soil as lllty bronze!
medals [01 the children having the best
gardens ollhc season. The gold medal
was awarded Conrad Loske for the
best kept garden in Rogers community
I
the silver medal going to Thomas Bub1
sumo. who has sold $6.42 worth of oro- !
ducc from'his garden. and will sell
more ”the frost does not reach it first.
The children hope to land more prizes,
as Mr. Brundage expects to take some‘
The judging team of the school left
for'Norwulk Saturday morning where
they took part in the judging of the
cliildrens exhibits in that city. The ‘
team is to take part in the contest to
be held at the Danbury i‘ali' next
month.
News ITEM FROM THE FISK RUB-
BER COMPANY.
"Improperly adjusted wheels are fre-
quently the cause for premature wear-
ing out of tires," states the service
manager of the'Eisk‘Rubber Compuny.
“If the forward wheels of a car are
incorrectly :1ligned,‘f1'ictihn increases
and the trend is uuickly worn‘ through
mound its entire circumference. "
Included in the free service gian
at all Fisk Service Stations, is a th01-.
ougli inspection and test for the align-
ment of wheels Experienced tire
men make these tests, but the work of
realignment is necesasrily referred to
a garage, it heingpiore ot a mechanics
job than that of .11 fire mun
Many drivers who do not under-
stand why wheels are set at an angle
~called the alignment tingle—are
miles, In nine. cases out or ten mis-
alignment is the 11.1111, end because
this fault can develop without the
plan for 11 motorist to drop in at any.
Fisk salute ’étdt-ion where the augu-
inept test will be given free of che‘rge
It inches no dlirerence What kind or
gloss is estimated at $50,090
.
lives a mall may be using. he is wel- 1
‘ ‘ ski diction at any tune."-
11 reputation uill compete attracted by
' way was engaged months ago, and the
of their products to glue Dunbury fuir. !
libs.
driver’s knowledge, it is an excellent. ' .L ’
men FISH nun? vess-
This Wonderfully Complete Exhibition
Open. Monday, Oct. 1.
The Danbury (air will 011011 for the
forty ninth time Monday. October 1.
and continue for the ucck There will
that the shooting was an act of m;
H. Krieger 81 Co.
School Suits for Boys ,
School Shoes for Boys
School Dresses for Girls
School Shoes for Girls
At Moderate Prices
Mediumfw‘eig‘h‘t'lcloth coats
for fall in black and blue.
be horse racing every afternoon ox-
ccpt Saturday, that do) will be given
over to the automobiles. and there will
be six races for purses that amount to
$2, {10. and several riders or national
the large pm so» of real money as the
association prefers to tune stars of the
first magnitude only. The horse races
11111 be for a total of ',$6 500 purses. and
will be contested on the lasteat half
tulle truck in the east. The Dog Show
will be national in scope the Autumn
bile Show will offer the first opportu-
nity for the people to see the new
1918 models collecthelv, for compari
son. and the Poultry and Ag1icultural
Machinery shows will be the largest of
their kind held in Connecticut this
year. Nearly all the space in the Mid
displays and demonstrations by
Oranges, Food Conservation Commit-
tees, State and County Agricultural
experts, will till everv nook and corner
of the immense grounds. Five bun
dred and more head of the finest cattle
will till the twenty large barns dov otul
to live stock the Boys’ Pig club dill
show their best perkers, and there will
be any number of sheep and swine of
the best breeds for people to look 01' or
From 117.98" tools. 00
APRONS
Fall as30rtments, now complete, \vill interest every women .
who takes pride in her home attire. An excellent collection '
of Cambric, Lawns, Gingham, Percale, Seersuckers, etc. Plenty '
of the big ell-over kinds as well all styles for Red Cross Nurses
Maids, Clerks and Waitresses.
They begin at 25c,thence to 39c, 500, 75c, up to $1.25.
Choose early.
and compare. _ ‘
, The grandstand attractions have
been selected with care and will be up5
19 the highest standm'd.‘ Two of the
best bands in Connecticut will be
heard in daily concerts, and there will
be multitude of instructive and enter '
tainind. features. The Danbury Fair
is called the best balanced fair in New
England, and‘ every effort is being
made to have the 1917 exhibition a
1ecord breaker, giving the people more
for the admission price than any other
fair ever has done
«Fresh 111ackerel, 12c lb; codflsh, 5
25c; crackers. 5 lbs. 25c; large.
dressed eels, 12c; Tuescay only, fromI
2 to 7 p. m. Cor; Water audWashing:
toil Sis;
New York Market
143 Washington St.
DBALERB IN
BEEF, VBAL, PORK, MUTTON
' AND HAM ‘
» NEPONSET
FLOOR COVERINGS‘
Sanitary 4 Waterprooi ‘~-.»01le1'less
THURSDAY, SEPT. 20M, '8
N EPONSET DAY
out now 11' 3111111111 PRICES
A... Dickerman 8; Son ».
DEPARTMENT STORE
84 Washingthn St.
Phone “440
TABLES
Tel. 35942
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