itarma'i
thing you could my
present is not-' lower
‘we guess, but for coal
. - price,” other to save
a time of distress; and
Who are waiting for
‘ One to friznle us all to a
, Vinny find at the end of
chapter they 'vo been
a wfll-p-tle-wisp.
THE:
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corn TORS
ryflu'ng: in Paints
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‘1'! Closed 1 P; M.
Saturday
First Street
East Norwaik
Stimulant and Appetizer
1'. n. Burro
Drums:
“VHA IS BURNING
. - you smoke an “Exception'
” filled 5c cigar. Ask for it
. lers supplied by
m 0. E'SLAUBON 00.,
-. lot-walk and Stamford
Irv—0.11 CANNo'PTroiTE TO
OUR storm
, a Messenger—Send the Children!
”all Your Orders or Telephone '
on are sure of satisfaction because
treat your order: right. floods
. delectedwit‘n great care and tent
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menu, demandsofthebnildingtradeaarebsingmetr ,
‘ Government demands have preference, of course, but busi-
nessinpeneralinustgoon, too. Beaver-Board facilities for
largo-soak manufacturing have made this pouible.
OUR SUPPLY 0!" mm BOARD FOR 331'!!! WALLS
”BOWMISASSURSDBY'IHBWW
Under present conditions Beaver Board is the most eeo-
noniioal 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
and a way to go ahead with the building, repairing or remodel-
ing you need. Lotus prepare estimates. .
C o.
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otaunyoanton-j
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Of Souls. Coats. Dresses and Hats .
The very , garmenn laid on Upper Fifth Ave. or 34th
St, New York. not rent live to fifteen dollars less than they
ask there. Polka who go shopping W. other cities think they
get something exclusive. We will tell them‘in advance that
they will find the very tam: apparel at “The Paris Store” at
a great saving, and avoid tie hustle hustle and get tired out
for ofday, and coming homi with the very same thing that
we sell for so much cheaper.
IF YOU SHOP 001' 0? TOWN AND OTHER PEOPLE
SHOP OUT 0? TOWN WHAT'S GOING TO BECOME OF
OUR TOWN. THINK THIS OVER. '
CLOAKS,‘ - we PARIS Minnmiinv
33 South Main St. ‘ ‘ .- ' South Norwalk.
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Beckmann’s Grocery , Free Delivery
AlWaysSomelhingSpecialHere
Armour’s Very Best Corned BeefNo.1 size 30c, No. 2 size 50c
Challenge Blend‘Ooflee, Reg. 30c grade, lb. . .. ......... 25c
Long Island Turnips, per lb. .................... . . . 2 1-20
Fpncy Whole Grain Rice, per lb. ........... . ...... ., . .. 10¢
Armour's Grape Juice, 100 size ............. ' ...... 3 for 250
Fine Granulated Sugar, per lb. ............... 10c
Very Best Maine Potatoes, per pk. ............ . ........ 45c
New York State Strictly Presh .............. ' 57c dos.
Very Best Creamery Butte: (Beckmann quality), lb. .. 61c.
30 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee ..... 36c
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Tea ...... j ............ 60c
. The Best of Everything to Eat and Drink nt Popular
prices. . .
A. .. F. Beckm’ann 8: (30.
83 t as stitinmon Si. Phone 1405
[on at: once without coat. The
are right, and so is the-sen
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Specials for Today
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; Loosorurtn...,..~...., ........................ 30c
f LE- A; MEAD swxr'r Pm m ........... ........ 32.: lb.
Dwain , moon arson“ ............. . .............. 32c lb.
”of.“ Main 'SI-{r murmurs .......................... 32c lb.
”tibia-VIE. Conn. ROUND 8m]: ............................. _. . . . 26c lb.
Schnitze’s Sanitary Markets
3a Wishington St. . ‘39 Main St. 3'
. South um, . Norwalk.
‘ SPECIALS
Butter, the lineal cl'eamery.~ per lb. ....... ‘ ....... ;.. 48o
n.o.om....... ..... . ...... . ...... ‘ ..... .....2pkp.‘aso
T17 WM W213 Ooflee ............. bibs. $1.00
PnreOocoainqnartjarr,cutto.....‘ ............... ....27c
Standard Kerosene Oihagallon ................... 10¢
ASTULL_
84 Cottage seat
J New York Market
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~ summon;
‘Eflorts of Many 9’ Norwallt;
' Business Men Should Meet:
With Success ' ’
w
ristram ' &
Hyatt» "
Norwalh’a Leading Dry Goods Store.
John Q. Smith has been a resident
‘of the United States for many. many!
? yours. in fact since he was born. He'll
is known to his fellow men as a staid
conservative business man. onewho
refuses to go of! half cocked at the
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dilidilfléh illicié‘il‘d‘ii .‘23 ”"3”" s ”m“ m" “ ”mm ”my”
i happeninéa. applied the grain of salt, D3338 8mm WOMEN, ARMY BLANMG
:for himself and went,,on about his.
'business. in time, be practically for-l
. got about the war. People came into?
. his store and told him that the-Grr-L
[mans of today were infinitely worse?
. than the lluns of old, but John Smith F
l refused to become excited and, aside
. from discussing the war with his cus-
‘tomers. he paid but little attention
. to it
Wit-9n the Lusitania was torpedoed.
, Mr. Smith ieceived a little shock. but
he had become so reconciled to takius
RAIN COATS CHILDREN
Women’s Union Suits all Weights and, Sizes
Don’t‘l'Miss the Sale in the Bargain Basement
Cold Weather Comerts
things philosophically that he mutter-
‘ 4.
rd something to himself about Allin -. - _-., . .
‘encans staying at home and unwind". .__-_. I ' _..._ MI ‘. l .. A H ,“WH‘*M N MW“ l M Q - »\ , > “*N.‘ —
their own business and that was as ""5".“1‘0 ”I” 3" hm“? Mm“ do ”Mr w: r “r
tacos he Wot. Other outrages were fi‘h‘mg with ”‘9'" money. 4 J it
John .Smith knows lhal the kaiser“;
started thv'wnr. it took him a 1011.:I
tiny!“ to awaken to the fact but now?
he knows it and he in spending dnys'
and; nights in the endeavor to millt
Liberty bonds. [in m-t-ds the help or“
nil tiie'other Smiths and the Browne:
and tho ern‘tpand the other pew}
pic with different names in Norwuik.‘
John Smith is helping the merchants
commitm- to do their share. The:
wort-hum»: held a meeting last night“?
'l'hou.‘ who ““1?" present were on“
filttaaslic over the prospects of twig:
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committed but John Q. Smith figured”
‘fo .ltimself that if wann‘t his fight.
Ihut he wart 3,000 miles or, more owny
[from the fight and hr didn't care to
gummy nearer.
. Newspapers came out in their cdl‘
'tnun menace, but still John Smith ro-
lle had heard
‘l‘llzlll- rumors of a capitalistic pron..-
and he began to believe that thtro
was it war party in the United Stains
'whirh existed for the solo purpomx
of limiting trouble for vvflyimdy but
tht-nrwlvcs and money for no one but ”"2 b3“ -*Ubi“"'ll’”‘?“5 for ”3" ”My”.
lmmmplw,~_ ' . ' Loon. Some of the merchants how?
; [John Smith Rm out of - d one not nwakrned to the fact that thorn: 5
in u war on, but if lhvy'will follow:
tlm leuié‘rflhip of thn S'tnllh the)"
will realize what they are up against. l
Throughout the city men or» work;
ing night and day, men who are giv.
woodwind if he had In...“ all Wrong. int; up illl‘lf‘ lino“, men who are neg—1
thought [“9 mnller 0"),- on his way to letting. their bdrm-Hus, nit-n who know »
hus‘npg“ ‘ what the country is up against. TIM
Peanut came in“) "l” 3101(- and talk. lllt‘ll M110 llN‘ Working Hl't‘ llt)‘ iZlVl‘ll
led war. Jahn Smith talked wnr‘fv‘tfli "it to hysteria. They m» "0‘ mp";
tthem. lie didn't. lliiiik for n moment dreamers. '“N'Y 'Lflll'l hilly"? ”(‘7)",
' that the Will’ Willi going In la!" any ”ll“; ”18'. lflllold them. llil‘)’ ”11‘ iii“
‘ureut length of time and he figured: cnunucd “1 solving ”'9 l'mhlf‘m 0'.
‘ that so far ms liteyl7nlied Stator; was DPI'pt‘luai moifion. 'l'lll‘." “f.“ Up}
‘ concerned. the only lighting.- w:- would nuninst hard. WM (““9-
'do would be by sendLnx ".lllppiit-s Judge .lmd‘ph it. Taylor spoke at
s the seas.‘ the Regent Theatre inst night and At-
T on came the [tossing ‘of the t‘otl' 'to'rncy Loo Innis talked nt thv'l'niuory
m, the drafting of tlr‘ ll‘lt'flll'l’. They on; among the Mood
young turn. the sending ova-ow. the. fourmlnutt- men who :11" talking
“'ltlt'l of thousands of the been blood nightly in theatres all over the lini-
li~ tnl States, iiwnkeniniz the people to
man, John Sll‘lili nwokt- another morn- the monitor-Just an did Paul Revere
.mr, road of German plots against this on his ride a century and a half ago.
country“ finished his hreakfu‘nt in. in Thin noon. the manufacturers rom-
imttcc under thr- dircclion of .\l. N.
Mnyt-lml’f held a nwetinu at the Maye-
lIOff factory. Mr. Mayohoif Selected
that. ‘ ~‘ ‘l-‘letch-rr' if. Montgomery. Eben i‘lill.
John Smith today is one of the \V‘l“ thllnm ll. Mirene,’ William Hunter
.p'nlk men who are working their, as men to int-pt with him today to talk.
invade off for the nuccvsn of the sec- 0\'('l plans at luncheon at the Mayo-f
He has at lmh' factory. "1
Next Tuesday the manufacturers of '
the city will have luncheon at h"; ‘ ‘
Norwnik (‘ounlry club or at tif!‘ [loyal-n; ,. “WASHINGTON, 0”. l2. .. )driy I“?
Jami-a Inn and, Franklin Q-i Brownfiulatlon of the baking industry was
New York banker and member of tho? prouriao-d tonight by Food Admin}:
”PNUW committee on ”I!" lolbcrlr ‘ Itator iloowr. Plans to control'brcad
Lugéamg Li'i§:3LT iii'.‘".'i‘.".‘.'."l.'.’.; productdmn and distribution already
. “ are no or t'tinaitleralio a w
soldiers are needed. . merchaniartcom Ittccs and pt-ofonslon- pm into "ppmuon an 2003‘,“ :1ng
John Smith has gone so far n:- m oi men's committees and uranium-gamut“ pnwnmmm now being con~
purchase baby government bonds for turera' committees, this 'l'uc-sadny'spmml in "Wm, t'iiiea a", completed
the babl’- "9 h“ llf‘lllfll to Place "10.9””! h for "'9 manufacturers. Municipal bread tic-pots will be pro-
lf it is found that retailers
ltannot be controlled under a voiun:
The manufacturers are aware of thP , tary arrangement. The baking in-
menlce. They know "It“ "I“ b"Wilduntr was left out o , -
to back him up bypbuying l-lllt‘l'lyltrol tyo be put in No‘vgf'f'tltt-[t'ool‘l (ll:
are Milli: for “Mfll‘ and "WY \‘t'l‘l fore taking any atepu to deal Wit
.(ltonds. They know "In! it ‘t‘ n ('Mt'fthe indoor}. llw food "administration
of being a partner of lnrlc Sam nnfl‘wtuhrn, first. lo *ntandardizc bnklnn
they ”IQ" "Ill "'9 V" ‘0 l?“ "“0 flour: second. to standardize bread
the partnership in by buying Libm'li';ingredients, and. Hum, to standardize
Bonds. " tho hat or the
trimming last April, shaved» him-Hill
and camc- down to bmhkfust. And
when he picked tip his morning ”all
or, he found that the l'nited Slum
had docinrod'nnr on Germany. He
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that this country Watt pf. war and that
it was no musical comedy war it!
Early Regulation Promised
Bylloover to Keep Price
Down
ond Liberty Loan. Inst
a case of buying a bond emu-mod in"
Amt-rich or wearing one forced in Ger-T
runny. lle‘ haa wiped away all tho‘
false theories in- held and‘ he hnai
comr- to the conclusion that thin in a:
lull war ‘andihat money is needed,
to win wars just In much as nxhtinx
might by‘lnliuenclng others no buylthemaelveo. )
Liberty Bolton, ,He knows that the.
soldier“ in the trenches are dim: the
fighting with the guns and he believes
that in all fairneas the men and '03.
‘ .t'ifher the ll! of
Liberty llond buyer:- rmvo nnldievn,‘ price. ! l r
"“1" you “Y“ ’0‘" soldier? " 3"“: it is hoped to establish a standard
“uptight, Wig dollar "a“ and l' in. broad. containing the some amount
an ‘t': {youdtfi‘ oh'yotér‘ahag? kmh'" . always of lard. milk and; other inarcl
mail “3;“ flat “llo‘nd “a “Owl die-ma. Flour will be atandnrdiml
' 7" l‘ "1' “ml“! through the colopciatlon of milk-rs...
bondage. "'9 ““0" "‘9' it if ‘i “"91 in further ytmtdnrdlnnflon the (nod
M Ml" ”0'69"“3“ or Pm] ershlnu.‘ administration mill in in doubt as to
The Liberty Loan committee ol‘NOI": whether it will be beat to establluh
"a" "m" subscriptions. “Wu 3"“ n dfftnitt- :ilml lmf or to o-tlabllkh
ll.:.°‘:l‘.lr.’;33 .l‘ll‘l‘ gut: . ...
' mm a .
l0. 5" ”ll" “0"" '0 0"” "t "I" bull“! If the size of tilt-'lonf in standard-
any 0' ”W banks ““9 enter ”0'" "llb'; lzed. Mi". Hoover belie-Von price» can
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Damn I! . /
our. van-roan. irono a
urn m
IRISH run sun “on
TABLES". muggy; for you l-f‘vrf:"'?=="'in Co be, mu down throuuh. cumpv'llliml.
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Id. ’5’.” . ”W” ”I'M“ l" ”l" m“."“"- WM". rtabiliaed ho believcs competition
‘ “‘W" NW" ”9 9“" figurc, V0“ can 5". will to some t'xif'nl keep the size or
mww . fitted '0' ll "'3?er bond. 3“” a 30" the loaf from being. reduced.
—3115 , '
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., . Oct. Ids—Allurllme'
Dude N day at the Yolo‘ a :
factoring: ocmmn «nice ;
I. Walter (3. Allen. baa
. aovornarenmmlce and to -
is expected to leave to. “
‘a m 1;: t t- l‘nitod Signal
meantime n «to; tag-gm:
" I. Inmate acmo'Oorl the
‘ it #11le is not disclosed. an
aortic To Manon '
Andrew' Dawey, Inc: .
98 Washington St.,$o. Norwalk
Phone 410. _
uninsmromntramaas. ,. ,p .
“ lunamylmttOYumelm
hemp: Latobellvery.
con‘FEE: . TEA
v" I“ .’ “10", lined and m
not; W
- Good ee . .; truth in“ '
. . u. in. as lbw
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. "MW“ ”0"“ '9" ”‘3’" Buy another] if Iii-3 llccn'tlnunyttlom in to be put
* for the «rifti or the sweetheart and for into 95,0, it can no. doubt be made"
WWI?” 1 loinpply under the food control net to
"‘3'“ “l“ 3 “03“" ways '0 P“ 7“”. i't‘lnllt'l‘n and the price will be for
the button. Some of the ‘banks are bread of m. bakery door. Tho Mm
\Vlllllfi l0 take nubscrlpllona on "N" for, bl‘Nld d‘awlu. JNl“ ", "mm “1“)
dollar a wool: basin. Whatoycr you a (tum-t, ”mam; lf retailer-u perm“. to
d0._do m fill in ‘0 "“0 'h.‘ lll‘OltOtll- (70‘0"7". "I koflfllflfi we”, dawn. ‘
lion in some way. , .
"The government Moth trouble-in.
The boulei‘aletfoaa the pond who sent
flphtina to order that you may be at:
home in peace need your ‘mlstanoofi
Your bonds may brine your boy back.
. Remember that the wise men in-
sures blsllfe. insure your freedom
today. . ’
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aoottassao o. a. a. manure
the American Revolution and friends
froth Norvalk’ami vicinity. greeted
Rev. Aaron 0. Cabot-rt. of manor].
'Thtmdey at the home of ma. fl. .l.
,mu. West avenue. and listened to a
masterly adores on ”The Spiritual
interpretation Widow." ‘At‘ the
[close of the addrots. a little
was held. airmail friends and:
‘ .as‘l’a'ar
. fill“ w ‘
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H. Krieger & Co.
_ The Leading Outfitters in Norwaik ,
lCioliting ior “Boys and Girls
A School Stilt or , Overcoat ”for
Boys 3 to .17, from $8.98 to $7.98
School Shoes for-Boys
from $1.98 to $2.98
we ‘Sell Dependeble Goadsef the
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VON fiUXBURo Now’
1N DETENTION CAMP
”VENUS “RES, Uct. 13:430.”):
Knri von Luxburg. the former German
minister to Argentina, arrived yester-
day at the detention camp on the in-
.lnnd of Martin Garcia. '
l Count vnn Luxburx. after hnvlm.’
been handed his passports, disaf-
poarod from Bucnoa Airca, but ww:
found early in the week in the south
out part of the pro‘vince of 'lluv-nu
Mrcs hnd arrested.
MEXICAN RAIDER—s
STEAL HORSES
El. PASO, Tex. Oct..-i.’l.-.\lpxit‘:uw
crossed the, border at Terilnuun. Ten .
lii'c-dnrsday night, and drovo on ten
;lmrst‘a front the rnnr-h of Butriil ttnvl
fSuhlotf, according to n menace rc-
.relved here late, today, The rnidetq
gnaw-e pursued by American trOOpa to
the international ttnr- yesterday. hm.
,cstnpcd with the horse». Trvt'llngmt
its sixty miles south of Marla. Tex.
:Six Firemen.,.Hurt In
Fire at Westboro, Mass.
Wl-JSTBORO. Masa, Oct. lit—Finn
last. nirzhi deutroyed five larao wood~
on buildings. two of them factories.
and duntuged nearby houses, causing
u_ total loss of ovrr 8200.000. Six "i“ ~
.men from I-‘rnmlngham were injured
bv falling walls. .
t The fire started from an unknown ,'
cousin in the fnctnrv“ of the Wontbmw ‘
i'l'l'lml a Bit; Company. From thu‘l
ibuildlnu it. proud both ways Mop;
ililnh aft-cot. burnlnu the factory:
,tho iieanel l co. and (‘ut'trtln t‘or -
lpany, the W thorn inn. and
sulphur block,“ all farce woodv
moldings varvlnu from three to on.-
'utorinr. in height. The stable of.:.lolm .
Ford and llf'fil‘l)’ lmuat-n‘nlno nttflcrwl
damage. ‘ . . ‘
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ilondn was 'nuhacribmd to :ontordny by
{the ilridgcwrt branch of the Crann
gf'ompany.
amount. taken by employee through the
company and in the first :lmo I'm»
,acriplion that has been renewed by um .
.oommittco, in chem of the arm be l"..
“a...“
into PAIHA asks ma aaoswtn.
l PARIS..0ct. law—Patti Boll! Putin.
“£5.“ German amt. luau salted um
' rt. ' novel. at a
‘l alumni. sumac m invested on
Senator Charles flambm's paper. the ;
Journal.“ "a learned yesterday. I
(AM the arrest of Bole Pasha. it. :-
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