mar. 00!. 8. 1917
. SWEATERS
1r lines of these most . useful
rments present a very wide
nge of the best colors and Styles
$5.00 to $10.00
Useful Military Outfits
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85 Washington Street
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WEATHER FORECAST.
trecast for Nor-walk and Vicinity:
ettled and colder tonight; Tuesday
ly cloudy. For the week: Fair uri-
uesday or Wednesday, then a short
ad of showers followed by fair
ther Friday and Saturday. Cool
ther will continue until Tuesday or
lnesday; seasonable temperatures
cotter. A disturbance which is
111;; unsettled. showery weather in
eastern portion of the lake region
the northern portion of New Eng—
. An area of very high pressure is
.rttl over Kansas and Nebraska. It
analog low 'ctnperat are 2. l. _,
Rocky Mountains on? the l'lss
ipi river.~ Killing lusts \‘;-.Tt rc-
ed as far south as Kansas.
w—n
ATHER A YEAR AGO TO-
DAY. Audix'flhzfiilt‘vol‘frk
‘etnpct'alttre: High. 83; low. "
Fair.
, II y l Sf
hn “loafer, of the Naval Rt»:erw-.
ome for a short furlough.
~zrry Oakcs and family are moving
t 16 Lincoln avenue to liowayton.
e barge Red Star No. 27 is dis-
sing a cargo of coal at 'Rarutontl
hers yard.
rs. Thomas Parkinson is common
or home. in lt‘airview avenue witlt
ttack of illness. tier condition to
serious.
~ORISIS TOMortROW
Ito Regent 10 parts. Shows at
7 aha'rp and 9:15. anion to
15c.
thn Gorman arrested by Constable
ry C. Selzetzfor intoxication war
t 37 and costs by Judge Vosbttrgh,
morning, in tile downtown court.
number of the men of the Ameri-
Telephone Company came. here
a West Virginia Saturday and put
t the Hotel Mnhackento They are.
acting? all cable work between
t. ford and Bridgeport.
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0 the opening session of her danc-
elaas’lhe first week in November
he Town Assembly liall. Norwalk.
soon for children Friday afternoon.
lta Friday evening. For informa-
I phone 1970.
sing out the st. Lawrence Valley is
Mina Odell of 96 East avonue will}
Ucnsuitntttpf Huuiobol
Admtutstrauuu.
Blamehuoettu
they have submitted are
and short-cuts.
It saves you miles of steps.
mania. . ‘
It has 40 exclusive lab
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Secure the Combined Talents of These
Women Through a Hooeier
Just think what that means. For $1 a week. So a meal. you can secure the
combined ideas of all these kitchen scientists. The most important discoveries
H003!
It embodies a. host of valuable kitchen helps
to do an hour’s work in 30 minutes. You can“
sit comfortably and roatfully while preparing
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veniences, including the Porceliron top. It
puts dBOarticles all within arm’s reach.
JOIN OUR STERLING RANGE CLUB
RANGES FROM $10.00 TO $90.00
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Mn. hank Ambler
Putnam:
Domestic Emotion”
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Domenic lit lt'm'r _.~ Mints!
Illinois
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Kitchen ‘
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built in the Hoosier.
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'l'llli MAIIAGIEMO
DINING ROOM
IS OPEN ALL DAY
SERVICE A LA CARTE
Oysterr, Clams, Lobsters and
everything in season at reason-
able prices.
Howmnos
Entrance on Main St, Fairfi eld Ave, Cannon St.
"dill!
Help; Lend; Give!
FU RS
Remodeled -- Repaired
Fur coats and sets made to order
from selected skins, Orders received
ion Saturday. The Little Shop, irx'orthl
Main. street.
V Night School
In Session
Monday, Wednesday
and Friday Evenings
Hours 7:15 to 9:15
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Sten-
otypy, Typewriting, English,
Spelling, Penmanship, Letter
Writing, ‘
Merrill Business
College
South Norwalk
Stamford.
Port Chester
Today our country needs the backing of all its citizenso
We all can help by being economical. That doesn’t
mean we should do without the things that are needed. ‘ It
does mean we must stop being wasteful.
Men. and women too. can lend dollars to the Nation.
Put every dollar you can spare into the Liberty Loan. Put
tineven the dollars you can’t spare. Deny yourself some
ithtiig.
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isklll. To knit the warm comforts required by our soldiers
:and sailors. is one way that women give. What an army
iof loyal women is knitting!
If you haven't ioincd that army. enlist now!
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Learn to knit
rapidly and ‘easily.
Sweaters and helmets and wristlcts and all such
lsoldters’ and satlors’ comforts grow as by magic when one
:kmts correctly.
’Tis far easier to knit them in the correct ways too.
. W . are teaching women these correct easy rapid WINS
gof knitting.
t~ IF YOU CANNOT coun TO
OUR STORE
Send a Eiletzsengt‘-t-»Send the Children
Mail Your Orders or Telephone
You are sure. of ‘sattsfaction bccauso
Goods:
You are invited to come and learn. No charge.
BUT COME AT ONCE: THE INSTRUCTOR WILL
BE HERE ONLY ON E MORE WEEK. - '
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And you can get all this for $1 weekly.
No interest. No extra fees. And. a guarantee l
of all your money back if you are not delighted.
. With terms like these you can't afford to
stave long hours.
Our stock ht now complete of all sizes '
Come in today and see what these kitchen
scientists have made it possible for Hoosier
to offer you.
It enables you i
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i Sterling Furniture Co.
5 127, 129, 181 Washington St.
Phone 105
in. 5. contract.
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. PrOducta to Be. Pooled.
-DEATHS AND FUNERALS.‘ TIGER TEAM REORGANIZED
...._ l The Tiger .lr., Football team or]
Mrs. Imogene Coley. ! gettizcd for the coming year. i
t .\irs. Imogene Coley died at her home, The Tiger .lr. Football team have or-‘
in Oxford. Mic-IL, last Friday at the :Klllllzt‘tl ttntllu‘ the name of Tigers as:
inf ti? yearn. She Is survived by ottoilho Tigers of last year have not hecn‘;
‘son. William A. (‘olcy of New Jerscyfiorganized. the .juttiora, who are .I‘
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Senator South of Arizona and report~
a brother, Leroy Adams, and two sis:
lters, Mrs. Mortimer ll. Lee and .\Ir.~.
strong team have taken their homo,
They are now ready for the comingl
to you at once without cost.
ice. We satisfy you always.
H. A. MEAD
Dmggist
8 North Main St.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
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OALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble man
right around when something like
this happens In your home. If your
PLUMBING
is defective. antiquated, unsanitary
or worn out. have us make neces-
sary repairs or install a new system
of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOHN: A SPECIALTY
HORACE R. NASH
Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1354
North Main St. South Norwalk.
The:
lgoods are Haiti, and so is tltc serv-
Silks ;
a bargain!
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gthc entire splendid collection.
Four silks that offer opportunity to pick one’s favorite
lcolor and shade and be in thorough acrord \Vtth fashion.
Four silks that present the richest and most-delightful .
weaves of the season.
Four silks that will drape gracefully into the smart:
lines of this season's allurtng dresses.
‘ Four silks that combine to give wide range for even»
:ing formal wear. f r afternoon gowns. for fitting gown
f for every occaSton. '
EACH of the fou ' at a bargain—READY NOW!
Crepe de Meteor——
light blue. pink, maize. lavender. ivory. lit-hf,
gray. wistaria. light brown. dark brown. taupe, eopenlmc—
. . ' ‘k: -Il entan store on . _ , .~. .. .
m“ R] ‘r 9g en. navy and black :—40 inches \rtde. regular 232 yd—< 31.99
.t Washington street is having the.
ed by the. committee. for adoption tlteinomm‘ 1‘“ Gucktnan OIIIhIS “Ili- SUN"
Trade Commission would be ctttpow- 1 i095 WOW hf‘ld in “”93”“ Chapel 3‘3"
tered to control the production and
season, and are going to play some of
the fastest teams in the. state. They‘
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rble. soda fountain moved to the.
e from the freight house today. it
expected that the store will open
urday.
' illiam Loopold. of Bridgeport, ar-
ted for intoxication at the local
st-boan'd railroad station was told to
. out of town this morning, his file
tge Vosburgh.
'etcr Savaski, who boasted that he
t neither registered for the military
us nor on Registration day. Inf:
was arrested and is being held by
- local police for disposal as the 10-
excmptlon board sees fit.
it iris Eleanor Mllliken was defeated
Jacob Linxweiler at the Foley Ten.
: courts for the Foley Tennis Trophy
Saturday afternoon by the following
urea. 6~0: 7-5; 10~8. An exhibition
bias was played by Mom Linx-
-- or who were defeated two out of
me games by Milliken and Moore.
I' tend; In Norwlk are receiving an-
uncement of the birth of a son on
ptember 25 to Sergeant Major and
rs. Joseph Mason of Empire, Panama.
nal zone. Mrs. Mason was former-
Mfss Lucile D.. Collins. daughter of
r. and '. Mrs. William F. Brede of
. . sbury avenue.
‘ BII {.3 STILLS
II. MI.
$7 and costs being~ remitted by .
-\ .assuring it an adequate
.print paper at a fair and reasonable
distribution of print paper and "It‘-
(-hanical anti chemical and pulp mills
in the United Still-f“- All print pap»
ter and pttlp mills and agencies Would
[be operated on Govdnment accountl
land their products pooled fit the colu-
ntission's hands during the War emerv
gettcy attd equitably distributed at a
price based on production and ditt-
tribution cost, plus a fair profit a ton.
to be determined by the commission:
Provision is made in the resolution
for cooperation with the Canadian
Government and for limiting imports
into the United Stat-es during the war,
to shipments for Government account.
Seven Manufacturers Indicted.
The. committee report points out
that as a result of the. commission‘s
investigations seven leading news
,print manufacturers have been indic-
,ted for violation the Sherman anti-
‘trtt‘st law, and the commission has
'entered formal complaint against the
hook paper manufacturers bureau of
,vtatistics and twenty-three members
companies of that bureau. but that up
to this time neither the indictments
‘njor 'the Idompliaints “have a'ere-l
nuy.mettsure of protection to the pub-
lishers.
Most of the newspapers of the coun
try, the. report says, are now up to
the point where they must soon renew
contracts, and if adequate relief is to
‘be had. it must be without waiting
for the prosecution of the indictments
fond complaint.
“The committee," it concludes.
t“submlts to the Senate whether it Is
better to safeguard the continuance
of a free press in this country by
supply of
lprice or whether to permit a further
‘increaae in the excessive profits of
the. paper industry, which theFedcr:
ul Trade Commission declares-v In
about toenotfl'lfioo 000, more in ex-
] to from ho‘i‘Amelcttn
iterday afternoon at ,3 o'clock.
jSttipleton officiating.
im Riverside cemetery.
Johu‘haye a fast team and are composed iii;
interment wasfiuch “1011 as Coleman. Rooney, Olsen:
\iftlltl Moriarty, and other fast men.
the hill. These men went
Funeral °' F‘ 8- Conley. ithrottgh a stiff practice Sunday. and
Funeral services for the late I‘I‘fIIlClS_th(.y look like coming champions.
tS. Conley, who was found dead ltt U
{room in a Danbury hotel, ef‘erc held:
from the home of his granddaugltter,i
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Mlh. C. V. Slow, 11 Lincoln avenue} The first. fall meeting of the Main!
yesterday afternoon at 2:30.
INN.“ Street Stove Club was held this morn-l
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_ment was held in vIIlVCl'SILIO cemeteridtng. Appropriate ceremonies accom-i
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, Funeral of J .c. Brunctrup.
I Funeral services for the late John C
lllrunstrup were held from the home of
this sort, Bert .J. Brunstrup, 4 Garner'
lstreet, yesterday afternoon at 2:30, tho
tRev. Alfred Beebe of the Norwalk li.‘
E. church officiating. Interment was
held in Riverside cemetery. ‘
100 DIE IN coats.
.FIRE STARTED, ;
BY CIGARETTE; While crossing Wall street this
__ ntotninfi about 9:30 o'clock a pedes-
PETROGRAD,‘~ Oct. 8’4““, fire in , trian was hit by a passing automobile,
the. Panayefi theater yesterday in and knocked off his feet. The automo-
Ivhtch sotitedg5 to 100 persons lost their. bile proceeded otl' its W'IV without.
tves, accor mg 0 varying estimatest‘ . : .
is supposed to have ignited frotn astopping; The man who was struck
dropped cigarette. Most of the victints.“as uninjured.
,Were Soldiers in_the hospital on thel
fifth floor and servants occupying!
quarters above.
When the fire department ttrrlvcd"
‘the building was completely enveloped
in flames. Victims trapped in the up-
pertpnrt of the building jumped from
the reventh floor and were killed. Falla
ingles crushed several firemen. to
death.- The loss from .the destruction
of the building ,whlchwnoused on.
first time this season, and a full at
fendance featured the session. Oflltl
core for the ensuing year will be. elect-
ed at the next. meeting. profiled a
quorum is present. The old stove was
given a new coat of block polish lastl
week, but most of this was burned off
.this morning. The stove evidently
considered it too early for winter
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Helena Mitchell Searing, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs: Charles V. Searing.
of Won,» New Jersey, was baptized
in the South Norwalk Congregational
,Churcb, yesterday, morning. by the
pastor, Rev. John Stapleton.
of on? pollutant tow}
‘ ‘A’ meeting
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inanied‘ the lighting of the stove for the: “
THE GILLETTE WAY Is THE
BEST WAY, THE EASIEST
WAY OF ALL SELF-SHAV-
ING. NO STROPPING, NO
HONING.
SHAVING with “THE GIL-
LETTE” is the simplest kind
of an act. Follow carefully our
directions, and the result will
be most; satisfactory.
A brand new set. for the sol.
dier oy leaving for the front.
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Ga d see it.
Albina D. Morgan
WASHINGTON STREET
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Crepe de chine-
ivory. flesh. pink. nile green, lavender. coral. old
rose. beige. copenhagen. plum. taupe, African brown.
;smoke. navy and black—401nches \ytde, regular $1.65 yard. »
Slip
Satin of pure silk— '
. rose. turquoise. pink. plum’. copenhagen. niclelze.
tburgundv..beige. graphite. reseda. rapsbcrry. brown.__po:r~ .
the. champagne and navy—36 inches wide. regular $11-75
vard— 81. Eli
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Pekin 'blue. American beauty. lavender. beige.
navy. plum. pink. taupe-brown. garnet. King’s blue. dart: -
green. purple 9—36 inches wide. regular $1.50 yd. —— 31.2
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The, Howland Dry Gouds (30., Bridgeport
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fitnrbloon.8i.§icbvlw ':
ona Golden Glow to: '1
3 Much More ThmYolr Money’s Worth
‘fluOrkbmcIEamF-irh lflfitf'mtvtfi 1‘
Rom CHI 52/“ II. wide. I III blur. “their!" for fur-l vent ottttl. cook. Ihtm, eh-
FaII Suits and
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‘ NEWEST, nouns
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wilI‘lool onsua‘ up autumnal: w- Crux “firm?!" “in {23.33%}? "
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as.“ moan—t a, , t,‘ . 7 ..
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mum nit-um tantrum ,
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