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THURSDAY, OCT. 4, 1917
.3
m it, Ruiz”. ,;3
w 4‘ "ft
. ~ . STORE or f
SHARP CUT fimss RIGHT AT THE START OF THE SEASON
- ‘ ,- THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEIS
_ ,- _. -. ' w. -~ A... I
BRIDGEPO
AND SAVE
1-4 TO 1-3 '
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lH.Krieger&CO.
WY MTEIl’S PRICES m ‘ 1
.. nuns .
'i Lowssr ‘
' women
MODEL
In white India
hid. block kid,
cloth top. brown
~- .kid, cloth top;
\. " ,
V /
white. ;; r a
brown ;
.(i:lrlx’ gray, clot!)
WORTH s5
unwanted?»
TOE
NEWEST MILITARY AND ENGLISH MODELS, GOODYEAR STITOHED, ALL MARKED
ENGLISH
\, LOW HEEL
MODEL
.111 gun metal,
English
'lSi 110113;" ‘10::
1 .- )
WORTH $5
$3.56
411m veils esrssrusnrro ssouss amuse 35th (he
MERE FALL SWEE FEEWEER, IEAEIIFU‘LLY MADE FOR
bell! Maid! Retail and Mail Order Business in Bridgeiwrt, we conduct enor-
. New York, Worcester, Hartford; Springfield, Boston, and
CH UNSURPASSED VOLUME that our prices are ALWAYS the
G US
FOUND ANYWHE RE. We Invite Comparisons at All Times.
cI-Ol
as 35 new nu. sills HIEH CUTS F" 53
EMPRESS
MODEL
In llayanz:
llroun. while in-
liill kid. black kid
and steel gray.
also brown, black
and gray with
cloth tops to
- match. .
NINE-
‘ INCH
MODEL
' In vicij‘kid, gun
‘ metal: dark gray.
5 brown and patent
\y
'1
$
The Leading Millinery
in Norwalk
i 'Not a. single store in Fairfield County that is showing i
r:-
a larger and better assortment of Millinery than shown
by us. _
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If you buy from us you save
money, because we are selling
Millinery for less than the big
stores in the big cities.
MILITARY
MODEL
In steel gray
Havana brown.
black kid and
white India kid.
new military heel:
p..._..
wan- l‘r“¢‘v-
,. very shapely. t
WORTH s5 - [LT , 1f \
BUILD NOW 1
Although millions of feet of Beaver Board have been re-
quircd by the Government for the building of army canton-
ments, all demands of the building trades are being met.
Government demands have preference, of course, but busi-
‘i%a;~3;m
. . . i
ness in general must go on, too. Beaver Board facilities for ~,.‘
largo-scale manufacturing have made this possible. .5
OUR SUPPLY OF BEAVER BOARD FOR BETTER WALLS 3
AND CEILINGS 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-
- “@2143”... «gar
ignore 11V; '
Filled
.crrued heel. brood and butter, coffee
and rice pudding. and all they wanted
their hearts are stone, we hate
. . - modeling costs. By a. wise selection of materialyou can easily
5; Ladies’ WSW“ Dainty F a I I Handsome 03— New Fall Btyio Extra High Out ‘ . find a way to go ahead with the building, repairing or remodel-
lid 0 d O I with ‘1‘ sign for Street ‘ Button. 'l‘hey . “km: Fall Boots, in mg you need. Let us prepare estimates.
Military Heels. Wear. N c w come in black, dark b r 0 w n, , o . l
g‘ r u y, \‘tlnlo cull, nulliury model. . h in ('~ I: with .' slecl gray. mu- _ The HatCh & Balley C0
or light llm'uun browny $100 \- u 1 u c. while iops,gruy huguuy and inn. :: _ o
irohit‘ll brown, llnnd ~ sewed, 5 :"'””"‘”‘YCW1| ' “Wk "l“ ‘9" ”m1\\%‘wm’fiw yc\:ozms% --.\ 3;! ;
hhuh (hi hid. flexible soles. ”"‘ ““d “we 1‘“ """ .. . f n- i
All the new , _" p " 5 i ' '"""’“‘""" """fl m---" "U“ I " k
‘ won'rn $1.00 .. (unions: 0. 1 s .1 57-” VALUE. :VISITED BOYS l - :2
(NORTH $7.00 ,3 Mus-MM ‘~ _. g AT FORT TERRY! ays 0 (”'8
.9' ’ \vlniew- . 5 _ 1 .
{fir .. 75}? $2? I i (Continued From Page One) 1 'Th th 11 "
~ ' ‘ . ‘ cm was e zippy .
. an 1 ‘ . ,
. . luxury fog and they urrivvd at New: days” 6 er war had yet 136- 7,;
-. ll.on(lun :u about 7 o'clock. \\'h(-n they 1- gun, when a man went out w
{’7 (min (1 hi the island on which l-‘l. ’l‘cr~i a-shoot’n birds if he longed “in
-‘. . 1y 1:: shunted they were mot by a lllllll'f .. 4
her ol‘ 1ch members of the conmnuyi to use a gun}, Them was the ""‘
‘1" ';und Wt’l‘l' taken around the fort and: haypy days When flour “(as ’f
00 inns alfown all that bould be shown" One a bag, but now the price "ii
00 ' :«j. {”1ch ‘ _ p 2 is nearly twice——-in honor of "*1
g"- b.3332?-Qlfé‘lmi‘T-‘ill.1.?n‘(’§rti§2“c2§§i§'i the ““3- i
K » . . ( - . " 1 . _ ‘
BOYS, SPECIAL 1‘ n Police, F're and Postman’s Men’s and ,. ii‘l‘llif‘s {N “‘(ll'k 0“ the guns going‘ da gyivnlilén‘wcasal 331:8 sfipg¥ ,-
;.- 3.00 = ' ‘a . . ’ ' ‘ .~ . , . -.
IO" OUT . I“ icy-xel‘iiilgltsli (“m Metal spec'a' cus*om Shoe Y “ MEN’S y ‘I‘hrougih 'T'dull Tl‘flthlouiiidl‘o“evi!’! t y b t 't’ P"; >
LACE lust in Run School Shoes \i . - ‘fi ll . , d 0“ g - (mnhdn) lnmg. ey. OO( overtie; (on, u now 1 5 more, 1 :1
metal col! * “"50“ 135“ SClCllii ca yconslrutte - ramp and saw that ‘1 was a clenn 1 ilk f 1kg d th ‘
~ '1 ' All sizes. 0-. t f ttl , l 30.00 value, in black. K ‘ _ ‘ .. '. m es 0 sore an smo - .q
BOOTS . :“I‘?e_ ‘0 hnegrca cr com or ‘3“ no} 0‘ 1” (healthy place and when they sat down crs all our fun “Them was i
. H r‘ shoe in the world. Brown chrome. to “111958" with the men (moss is the th 11 d ‘,, h l i
M" ' ' " .59 mil. GOOdycar well. .word for breakfast. lunch or supper in '3 appy aye W en, cos. i
All sires . ithc soldier’s vocabulary) they saw at men used to plead,1fwe dbllt 'é
- . . .1 (once why they were all so {at and buyabarge of coal we’d get it E
Mull ghcaithy. For lunch they had, beans, with all speed. But now i
‘ Order- 1
3
J‘
( "blur-en'-
lllu'ck Illd
Elk 1' 01° 9' Nhgiiilnm
\‘ory durable. SHOES
".50
Su ‘Butloa 0:!
nos. 'or 1
Born‘ and 83.00 and
Glrlu’ New
Style Extra
lllzh Cut
School Shoo-
“ and to
Value
$3.00
Slum
33.50
» K.
of it, besides. i
After the noon “mess“ they ,went
around and some more of the attracfi
(ions of the place were shown them."
after which the party came home,“
Men’s Cushion
Sole Comfort
Shoes
in'vicl kid, gun metal
and tan vicl ‘
kid; $5’value.
U. S. ARMY SHOES.
Black chrome calf, leather
. lined, heavy double
, sole, built for wear
399306
Children's BO 3’ and Girls’
$3.50 $2.10 White (in. Metal 3:231:13
Nil-Buck School Shoes quality.
Button Boots
Sizes up to 3 and 52.25.
$1 .29
Sin--
[1073’ and.
Girls'
Tan and blfli‘k
Extra High
Cut Button .
or Luce
Shoes
Nature
last.
Sllen
I
M84 “' u ‘Slzes to s—
.00 $1.39 .
and
$1.69
I V “H132
nunnnummmn (numb
“‘0th 31.75
.51". to 11
in good or bad
$5.60 value.
bringing with them Corporal Norman.
Seymour of the Rust Side, who is home!
on u 48-hour leave of absence. z
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Governor Proclaims
Welcome For Members
Of Canadian Regiment
Gov. Marcus ll. Holcomb yesterday!
their cruel ways, how differ-
ent they used to be-Ah!
Them was Happy Days!
issued 11 proclauratiou pertaining to'
restrooms?
the visit of the Black Watch to Cons!
neoticul.
Whereas. The British and Canadian
'forernments have been pleased to
send to the United. States 'n mission
for the purpOse of recruiting for the
armies of our allies in the world wnrl
$3.95
toe. Black, tan and pat-
ent colt. 85
value- .
. -. 7
l
. 1. .
51$” “7 .« WV,” .
81 soMAIN. S'T‘RTTT:
1‘ «new i"? (
liiilhlintn .1
Iutton Boots .»
British and Canadian subjects rests
dent in the United States and with
a detachment of the Fifth Royal High‘
landers, Black Watch of Cnnadm are ,
it follows: {when an automobile driven by ‘rtd-
wnrd Monroe, came from Union street
'and [bumped into the
' gerui(l's.,_cn1'.
-cd somewhat.
agn‘ed to settle betweeh t
so no arrests ‘were made.
rear of Fitz:
but the. t“ .drirme
ntwh- 4,
srmppso AN AUTOMOBILE.
9‘.
Both cars Were dermal?» .
Wide or narrow English , 1
now the gue ti Of-thc l‘nitei Sia‘t‘s; mn‘ififi 1‘, .._....., ,
l hereby proclaim the members oil rcter Maiarauo. 0'. 201mm szreri,
the recruiting .mission and these“ ran out of gas while on the (umpilw,
brave SDldiBl‘R. Whom we are proud to near the home of Joseph Yerdny, this
* greet as representatives of our Britishimorning at about 1:45 o'clock, and
brothers~iu-arms. iht‘ {Silents of the came to town to get some, leaving his
stale 0f Connecticut. i automobile nlanding at the side of (he i
On behalf of the people 01’ the stale ' mad, When he returned he found "
I PXiGHG i0 ”1950. Olll‘ guests, 0- hearty" that. someone had stripped the car of
welcome, and I call upon our citizens two inner tubes, a tail light, two the
to further in every way the work of. irons, a pump, and :1 jack, besidrs
the recruiting mission and to express some smaller articles.
through these representatives our (1.9-, . ,
‘ term'nation to render practical aid to;
our partners in the supreme strugglcl
, shire -
Lifgrggéiiwm m ‘ i“ ‘ the WW George Storrer, of 12 Madison.
$5 VALUE
83.5
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liii‘d’l‘h {
HOSPITAL NOTE—g.
i (w
J ‘in
' .ALK’s THIRD
~%UOTA LEFT TODAY
and From y‘Pa‘ge ”One).
shed the feeling that the men were
{going away never to return was not as
lslrong as it was in the early days of
.tlic draft. The men for the greater
. . gnarl will return. And it is likely that
e fafiwell dinner given the men ‘ more of them will succumb from natur-
*» ‘W0 of last month at Dorlon’s the :11 causes than from the bullets Of the
" ;£the pill-ads. ‘ toe. The men are well taken care or
.n' & Stetnberg gave the men by the army and areut‘resteld ijust as éhe'
. ‘ ‘ regn or: maps are. our e :13 no 34
1°“ ‘05 Tokay grapes, arouse ‘0‘ ‘tlnction made betwé‘entbose men who
volunteered and those , who were
drafted. , . .. g ‘ . 7
w “7
iand while there were quite a few tears UTILITIES BOARD
r
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
As a token of our respect. ‘and in ' street; Audubon Dunn. of- 125 Main
(and that be has requested the com}
.The following name" should {have
recognition of our brotherhood. l hex-9., street; Raymond Trim). 0" 92 South
by authorize the ("noisy at the flag of Main street;- “’8’ "am” Boyd. ol' 1'7
.1 puny to have its wires extended to; a ‘ lrcat Britain and the flags of on othf "“W'm‘d "W“"W "'"m‘m‘d tanner.
HEARING OCTOBER 9'“... no“... This he my... me compel,“ are? mm: tiifuihsiiincléemé‘gr‘p: G21 er allies, “no“ a... county. Cg). and or the Nammake Home, and Moss
1has refused to do unless he guaran-
‘ y .. . 1- - tees for three years. ‘a monthly pay-
“T‘lo heaimgs on petitions. to theEment of $15. irrespective Of the
public utilities commission are to bet nmount of llghtused. Seven other
gglicgcggbfi“ 5:31;;111230 and 11:45; {gorillas in" the locality guarantee to.
The ”New . t to home is!
Haven" road Asks for approval 0' ”‘0! wfiifiighsidi: the G“ hr '
taking ‘of two parcels of land in the
lance ot
lBridgeport,_now Third Field Ambu
enlisted on May 30th of this year and
is now on his way to France. The
young man is a direct descendent or
(two of the Oldest families in Non»
‘ walk. a grandson of the late William
town buildings tiring such period as ' Mnry Money, of 26 has; avenue, were
our guestswemnin within the state Mi dischurnod yesterday.
Connecticut. ‘ Albert Beers. of 4;, lilmwnbd 1.1T;
,nuo was admitted yesterday; Mitts
AUTOMOBILES m COLLISION. illuldu Erlcson. of Judah Island. was
- discharged tOdBy.
An accident in which two nutomO. '
bites figured occurred this morning
26th Division. Mr. Gilbert
.
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u -.u - “5...» . m... -..
Toum and Country.
town of Plalnville. Dwight Strong”: .. » 'X l 1 W. Gilbert and a grestrgrundson of
Guthrie petitions ‘thiit the, United ANOTHER 0N ROLL§OF HONOR. ilhe late Captain Charles (took St. about 7:30 O‘clock at the corner of A town man occasionally can shrm
illuminating; Company of Bridgeport. a - . " _____,1 _ * ‘ 1 John._ Sr. . . Union street and North Main street. his business so that he may lie down f
b ’ litmus edft ' mien sleetrloltght-j ‘ ‘ oil otr‘honor that. was printed‘ . » Theautomobtio of William Flu: WW! itlud take 11 up. But, a.
or serum to omen mm m . mmonuomuewwom~ . Mum...“ a m ,. _ min Matter In: mu:
9‘ VI ‘ I: , Wilt” "WW I V '1" " a ‘ m i t "It '1‘ ”.1 Wm "WM
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