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031! What's the use of .
William: will soon be:
o‘er, or what’s the use of I
”Wins the price of coal were i
er? And what’s the use of i *‘
worry, of tantrum or of l
m, the war will end when H
“’3 over, then coalwill go
first), perhaps.
The thing you should pray
531’ at present is not lower
ms, we guess, but for coal
storms price or other to save
you a time of distress; and
those who are waiting for
Some One to frizzle us all to a
crisp, may find at the end of
the chapter they ‘ve been
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Government demands have
ness in general must go on, too
large-scale manufacturing have
AND CEILINGS IS ASSURED
find. a way to go ahead with the
Bfilifi NO
. Although millions of feet of Beaver Board have been re.
quired by the Government for the building of army canton-
ments, all demands of the building trades are being met.
OUR SUPPLY OF BEAVER BOARD FOR BETTER WALLS
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 material you can easily
ingyou need. Let us prepare estimates.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
v, . :'91/ as? ,4"
' aluminmm
preference, of course, but busi-
. Beaver Board facilities for
made this possible.
BY THE MANUFACTURERS
building, repairing or remodel-
,cha-sing a Will-o-the—wisp.
3% E
SEEMS i
saw
”coo—t...» ,
YOU SAVE FROM s5 T0 s15
TER APPAREL WHEN
CLOAK sronn.
We feel confident that we are
sell for our prices.
Hundreds of NEW HATS for
Prices range .
The GorhamflCo'
IE C 0 RA TORS‘
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33 South Main St.
CLOAKS we PARIS .MILLIN‘E'RY
mei Whether this means that the price.
ioi’ milk will be raised further. and if
W gso. lhc amount of a raise that will be
33:’-;inudc. were points that were not dis-
fi cussed at all. The concrete statement:
ti :alone was made—«that if farmers wort l
{1,10 obey the proposed rules and reguia
" :tions they must have more money.
diothcru'ise it would be impassiblc to,
Ki ,abide by them.
at The only shadow of objection that?
ewes raised was the suggestion that final
9 first of the rules. that producers shpuld
fights registered. should be stricken out,
i it was felt by a i’cw that such a rule,
‘ '\\as unnecessary. But the majority of}
lithe farmers agreed that this rule was;
i'sutistactory.
M ThF proboscd rules and rcgulaiiousi
_.,acnll for the following' precautions for:
At making (‘onncclicut milk sanitary: l
-ltt-:i.-lravion of prodttccrs. registration;
ii 101' dwnicrs, tho sale o.’ milk of l'cgisteni
i,\';‘.ttl producers only. the good physicafl
[Ii’uilti clean condition of tlic personsI
”Humming milk. having places u'hcrvf
:: 1 milk. is: sold. produced or handled opcni
/ w”, \v 7.7 W” v,” w... u. , lo :lu- titiry and food cmnmissiuncrs t" ,
‘Q‘M3Q4N‘Q‘crs iwdill reasonable hours for inspection 1
,2 , clcnniincss of the premiscs whr-rc milk 2
w...— 'is produced or handled. healthy cons;
watcr on promises where milk is pro
ON YOUR FALL AND WIN. :duco ti or bandit-d which is l‘rrc from
BUYING AT THE PARIS lconiaminutlon of any kind, clean utcn ‘
' .sils tor the milk, clccn and sanitary
‘milkrooms and ti flXHl tutupctztturc or
Presenting a record; bargains of M ill‘i—YN‘OS Fahrcnhcit i’or cooling tiw‘
Suits, Coats and Dresses. Compare them with any store. 1”“ ___ ”my-
Their appearance will so impress you that you will admit the
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prices are really surprising. You do yourself an injustice 1f , DOLBLYfLEDC‘ED .
you buy elsewhere, as no store .3 town can get our Styles or . :Mr. Hitchcock Explam Posmon of:
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women and misses.
........ 98cto$4.98
lllNlll‘liY, Oct. l?.- (litt- of httcsl
:Iit'lt'lnllillt‘lll’l in l'clttlitln it) lI‘t‘ “0pm"
Wilma" morcmcnl by Sl‘\'l‘l‘lll l‘ul munit-
.t‘;tcturing firms in this city it: tltc ill"
'iitttl how of l.. I). Ililcltcoclt. of Hart
‘l'«:ttl.. tlu- ro-prtsculztiitc tn' [lli‘_
\iuu‘ul‘ncturine-2' :‘hstlt‘lillitlll of ('tmncc-
ticut. who is to rcuiain llt'l‘t‘ by tlircc-
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South Norwalk.
Everything in Painis§_ .
9 and Wall Paper STATE MILK
Store Closed 1 P. M. ;u .
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' Saturday
10 ,First Streak
0 East NM'WEIIM lllttirymcn Approve Propos.
é Cd Regulations-May lu-
"" "' G i crease Price"
leeiJronfere:
We, Etiniulant and Appetizer
1?. H. BAXTFR
Drum
'i‘hc pt'opotzctl nc-w mics and rc-
Illliir(‘llli"lllS conct-rning tltc luspcction
.ui' dairies, and the production. care.
‘lzuudliuz. tuttrkcting or sale of milk or
lctwnt in this state. Which wcrc Kivcn
.tt hearing in Hartford on Monday, re»
1mm of that organization and down--
,iilH time and St‘l‘i’lu‘; in hiding the hi
,tnlmnnuim-turcrs. ’
3t aind ll." approval of :t majority of , . ‘
4]... old-“myth“ duirs'mcn and milk or ”W stoic uswtctntion oi mnnufnctttr-
:dt .ziM‘S present. and itis urobuhlt- that "V“ ‘0 ”1“ 10ml situation, Mr. llilt'lt-
tiny will hc put into client as soon as WC? ”W1? . .
l‘ltc mum tttcts :trc that tho Milli
lilv lli‘Pt"SSltl‘)’ arrmtgcmcnis can be , . , _ “Ilc it rcsolvcd. ‘lilttl “‘1'. llu- dim-t ,
. 1* :tsstmtntton. which. ot camera is ulctl: '
”r“ ‘ ~ . _ .. M ,. j v»:
Manufacturers. ' ' " ‘ "
til H! ”H‘
.upon ith
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FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 1917 W,
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l ' ristram & H H.
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Norwalk 3 Leading Dry Goods Store
Women’s Union 5 'is
A big and varied assortment of the famous Forest Mills make. Fine ribs and flat lock seams
as smooth on the inside as on the outside.
No. 3175. Medium weight cotton suits. Sleeveless in knee or ankle lengths and in Dutch neck,
elbow sleeves and ankle lengths, $1.15; extra sizes, $1.35
No. 3180. Medium weight cotton suits. Sleeveless, knee or ankle lengths, Dutch neck, elbow
sleeves, knee or ankle lengths, and low neck short sleeves, ankle length, $1.25;‘extra sizes $1.50
No. 3398. Medium weight part wool suits, $2.00; extra sizes, $2.25.. ‘
No. 3287. Medium weight sik and wool suits, $2.50; extra sizes, $2.75.
Heavy weight Wool Suits .................................................... $2.50, $3.00
‘tipttt :ltttp,‘ tout-mm “hint...
hull :1 {mi-“Ii county u~>.n'i:t‘.tone in?“
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lilitllliiiltttlté rs who ll.".'~ tl ‘t'lltl'l'ti lat 3
Mr. Hitchcock guru out llw lili- \\«, H . . , ‘
iLadtes Shetland & Worsted
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: ‘l‘lw proprcml ml. ~ and rctiulntious
'tm somewhat slt‘iniztnt and it won
thought that farmers and milk dcztlct‘s
might object to thctn as being more
slt'mgcnt than wcrc cutit‘cly ticccssttt‘y
Hut no such opposition uus cxpcri-
:tlIll't'd. Various tucn spoil“ and thi-
tciun‘ of what they had to soy uas that
tlit-v \i‘cro willing to adopt tltc rules
and rcuultttitms but that in order to do
so. and to kccp tltcnt strictly it would
be necessary for thcm to get more
incncy than ilicy are now itcttlnt: {or
lhcir milk. says thc Hartford (.‘ourunt.
1hr run it slurp \H‘il- shown; and llicl'o‘ .
:ml iii! i't"«t.l,1tt».,; .1... t‘«‘:t..
.p‘ociatlon and tho tiltactu i1: mnnty a»,
luu rcsolut‘ion atdoptvd hm t t k b} tluz' '
directors of the static association. l
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Sweaters at - - $6.98.
Former Prices $8.98 to $12
Colors Black, Blue, Green, Purple and,
tho static, took .m illlil'csl in the sit l ‘ »
uttllnn how and slim inx'tsliuutlou t,H .
>(It‘itlilllll to buck llu' brownie-til, and
mo going to scc this thing." liming,“ to .t.
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t‘onncctictu, ct n. spcciut tum-ting ol‘,
tho hoard hold this second day of QC"
BOSTON, Oct. 13. Tim prcscnt‘c
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W lilPYRlGlll ClllllllNG 0038
ECONOMY DEMONSTRATION ’
Stylish Fall and
Winter Apparel
MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S
suns .... OVERCOATS
$12.50 to $22.50
The assortments are attractive “and complete. These ear-
ments are released from the shops of the better grade tailors.
Servceable fabrics. combined with‘ the newest Autumn and
east
AT
KEELER’ '
.tobcr. :trc unanimous in our opinion rc-
guiding the course that has bccn pur—
,sttt\ti by tltc tuanufucturcrs of lltmbury,
. gu'hiclt its most highly commcntlcd and
Ecudorscd by tho members of this 215503
iciutiou. And further. this association
lct‘qucsts tha til bc ttllowcd to nsist in
duty \rtty that it possibly may in tho
:futurc. and thc gcntlcmcn of llanbury
‘will fccl at liberty to call upon the 115‘
socialipn for such assistance as may
Ike ncccssut'y. As an earnest friend of
.thc action of the association, Mr.
Hitchcock has liccn rctaincd. wh‘ sc,
Ibusincss will be to ct‘ropcrntc with the
llanbury tncmbcrs in such manner hS
.tuay bc most effective. "
"it is that resolution which scnl mo
‘ltcrc." Mr. Hitchcock said. “and it.
:shows. if there has been any doubt
upon that point, that the stutc organ-
.izatiou is backing up this movement.
fil‘hc conditions here have long bccn n
Our line of W. L. Douglas Shoes for men and women is
complete in every detail. We have carried them for over fifteen
years, and know that they give more value for the money than
i any other shoe at the same price. V
sociotiou welcomes the opportunity to
assist the local numulucturcrs in sci
ting them right.
“\Vc werc glad to find
meant business and that there would
be no turning buck. On
that they
in Danbury. which 1 tun glad to have
opportunity to set at. rest. The local
but manufacturers who have declared
for the open shop are not, only and
pledged to.the state association to
maintain their position. but before cu-
Men’s W. 1.. Douglas
reproach to the state. and thc state as !
Mutiny clouds in lltc city today w; s
tittlirmtl by l.;licily Lou,” work-rs to
push the solo of ill" bonds. As it-
cmploycs of thc Ft‘tit‘l'iti lie-sci" .
iiitllii who mnkc tltc daily lkilltlizlllt‘t
of subscriptions “ch not on duty, :t ‘-
nounccmcnt of the total amount sup-
scribr-tl in New la‘uulnud ycslctdm
was dcrcrrcd until tomorrow.
GOV.HOLCOMB OPENS HARTFORL‘I
SALE OF BONDS.
iAll'l‘l‘Ultll. Oct. 11- liciorc .t
throng: that gatthcrctl quickly at U.»
call of the Old Statc Iiousc bcll and
stood with but'cd ltctttis while the Nb
tionn] airs of the Allied nations were
played. Governor Holcomb rot'nmllr
opcnd the first public sale of bonds ‘.n
Hartford for thc Second Liberty Lo; n
at noon yestcrday.
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in to uttus
Hill to All suit
tbcrc seems to have been somodoubt;
Don't Stay Gray! Here's'an Old Time
RecipF that Anybody Can Ap-
ply
The use of Sage and Sulphur t'or l"~
storing t'utlcd, gray hair to its null-:-
' Witter styles.
‘ The‘Men’s Suits
Single ,and double-breasted
models. _ Trench and Belted
Suits. snappy patterns and
‘fabrics. shades of brown.
green, gray. blue and dark
mixtures. Sizesr33 to 46.
The Men
A big varie
breasted
_ ._ OPEN nvsumcs
6 No. Main St..
models. Single and Double- ,. . ‘
Form-fitting and Loose Box ~
Coats with self or velvet col-
lars. in Oxford grayublack.
fancy brown.
heather mixtures. All sizes.
$125010 $22.50
Copyright Clothing Co.
50. Norwalk 1
3s Overcoats
ty of the newest
Trench Coats.
Gun Metal. Black tering upon this line of policy they en t .
Heavy sole tercd‘ upon n written agreement among al 0010110109 [Rich 10 grandmother's
:themselvcs. ihc breaking- of which by Itmc. the uscd it to keen her illtgz‘
‘rciurning to the closed shop agreement beautifully dark, glossy and atll‘:;~ .
.‘\\villl the union gives use to legal \Vhl’llCVEX‘ilel‘ lutlr took on tho.
$4.00 ,
tliubiitty.
Similar Styles m i "()f coursc, these pmnioym-S prefer dull, t'udcd or streaked ttmicnruttt.--.
- , no have their old workmen back again, this simple mixture was applied \\'i’i'l.
$4.50 to $9.50 ifor reasons of sentiment, as well art[\\~,mdm.ful effect.
lbusinoss. They believe “(“‘TWY' “w‘vi ‘But brewing at luuuc is mossy mat
tire.
screen and
strum. FOR SATURDAY
WOMEN’
Pat. Leather, Gun Metal and Tan Calf
, . at . K
"Values $3.00 to $6.00
ODDS AND ENDS AKRSMALL SIZES
' ' ‘ ‘ d on cnott h for their l'l‘~; _ . .
31:1}: gxytgwlnoi. “Hang on 10 man out-ot-tlate. howadnrs, by asking :tt.
lthc'ir shops with such help as they cutt,=my drug store for n Till-cont btl'tllc Hi
,sceutc and arc training. By the various.“Wycth‘s Sage and Sulphur cow-
istcps they have taken they have 9““, ‘1 pound," you will act this famous old
iout of their power to return to the
1open shop condition, eyen if they so . ' h
idcsired. This should set at rest mIOT Oll‘d‘r murmitcn.s,
I ilhf‘ minds 0f Dnubttt'y D0011]? any (1119* pended upon to rcstore natural color
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:tiou us to thetr stnccriti and determt» and Man“. [0 the hair. .
nation to put the opcn shop pi'tnclplc
into permanent position.
{lll‘t‘l‘al'flliony improved by the addition
which can be.
drunk”?-
says it darkens the liztir so naturally
1 y M c A AUXILIARIESV MEET.. sand evenly that nobody can tell it luzs
1; \llll.l.-lliAMTI(‘.. Out. 1’2.Mi\lrs.‘E. 1“. been applied. You simply dampen n.
1“" Gillespie 0f Stamfo‘l‘d. “'33 clcctcd sponge or soft brush with it, and draw-
‘ ‘olmirmtSn 31f {Che/0‘ "fall's é‘gfgfx‘gslhis through your hair. taking one
lotthe'...“ .c. on , ct. ' _ .~
iclosing session of (hot. we (lay convert-5’Slulmd M admin. BY morning ill-‘9
3tion here yesterday. Otltcr officers iii-inlay hair disappears. and after .27)-
it becomcs
i A well known down town
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= Atelier for
KEELER’S‘ SHOE STORE
elude: ‘otlter application or two,
I ‘Vice Chairman..Clttt‘cncchtZR. Jeane, .bcautifulty dark and glossy.
ygigtttngRechgggfi Sg‘jffijly'cggjg; \Vyeth's "Sage and Sulphur Com-
3. Pen pound is u tlclightiul toilet requisite
for those who desire it more youthful
appearance. It. is not intended for the
i di-
spcuding Secretary._ Miss Mary
‘noycr. New London; Treasurer, Mrs,
H. Shepard, New Haven. . i
or ‘Ei‘:.l‘€f“‘”§.°§.“§littl"" mm... m; -.
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