BUILD“? NFOW
Altbo mamammmm rs.
quirsdrfly Wists-themed“: canton
merits, demsndsottliebuildingtrsdsssi'ebshgust. ..
wmmuvomdm,mwt
usingensrslnnstgo on..too Beovsrleerd tseilities for
mafnctnrhgheveuedsthispouibls.
DU! SUPPLY 0? mm BOARD TO! 881'!!! WALL!
All) “WWW
Under present conditions Raver Boerd is the moat coo
nomiailforinofluinber UsingBeevei-Bonrdinstesdoflsth
end plasteris one way you can reduce your building or re-
modeling costs. s selection of W you can eerily
findawayto gofgendwith thebtijlding, repurliig or remodel-
ing.youneed Letusprepsreest
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styrusntis not lower
"wegnembntf'orcosl
mmymuthoond or
the chspter they've been
chasing a ’willothe-wisp.
Tit?
serge
goo roofing-'92
wold”
(sREA‘l SALE
0f Suits. Coats. Dresses and Hat
The very some garments sold on Upper Fifth 8Ave. or 34th
St, New York. But from five to fifteen dollars less than they
ask there. Folks who go shopping to other cities think they
get something exclusive. We will tell ,them in advance that
they will find the very same apparel at “The Paris Store" at
a great saving, and avoid t'ie hustle hustle and get tired out
for a day, and comiiig home with the very same thing that
we sell for so much cheaper.
. IF YOU SHOP OUT OF OWN AND OTHER PEOPLE
SHOP OUT OF TOWN WHAT .3 GOING TO BECOME OF
OUR TOWN. THINK THIS OVER.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 South Main St. outh Norwnlk.
riQ Gorham col
DECORATORS
Everything: In Painlsl..-
and Wall Paper
store closed 1 P. or.
Saturday
10 First Street
East Norwalk
:ree Delivery Low, rrlce’s
GROCERIES
A. F Beckmanndz (Jo.
Beef, ITOHGWTITE CampbellsSoups, nllkinds. ...... .fi.2cans26c
' . Babbitt s Cleanser (None Better), can. ........ . ........ 5c
Ionic. fittinulant Ind Loretta; Imperial Marrow Beans‘, per lb. . ........ ’T. . . .' ....... lbs
I'. n. BAXTFB . Very Best Creamery Butter (Beckmonn quality), 1b.. .50c
' W m: Eddy” s Old English Style Sauce, large bottle ........... 10c
.~.~ - .‘-- ~~— — . Golden Santos Coffee . ............. lb. 20:2, 5 lbs. for 95::
HAVANA 13 BERMNG l New York State Fresh Eggs, dosen . . . .. ..... . .. .. 55c
When y °“ ""01” ‘1" Exception Braneato Biscuit, large pkg. ................... .15c
“"21“ 5116112098”- A13“! 1' , 3 1 2 lb. pkg. Crystal Domino Granulated Sugar .1 ...... 35c
M 9" will “‘1 ”Y : Crown Aster Pan Cake Flour (New Pack), pkg. ....... 153“
m c. E. SLAUSON 00.,
‘,Nomlk and Stamford
:21?
. 11' YOU CANNO'l com: “'10 I
OUR STORE ‘
fiend a bi nugget—Send the Children
“.: Mail-1 I are or Telephone ,. '
You ., ol satisfaction because ’
”orders right. (Mode
83 & 85 Washington St. Phone 1405
”..‘:
The Hatch (I: Bailey Co. l:
N' :wwh‘ . I“ J ‘
anxious to lltlll the boy. in lIWuiIti! J :
1 llim' I' .'ill ~Ind thcm boxlnji, Flow 1. forI
* ii 11 great domain! and
'ovI-r the camp.
ohm-s: are worm and condortuble.
l by Mess Sergeant Phillips will be:
New York Market!
ma...
moment?
lSAG LE I
TO ALBOYS
(Continued [Itch me one)
”—
Tomorrow morniiig four'Bridgeport
men will be omens the 61 men who
have been directed to move on to a
New Jersey. amp. At last two
Bridgeport men left for France in the
railroad contraction unit today, and
. many other men from Bridgeport wn
TriStr
Norwnlk'
am & IHYa l:
s Leading Dry Goods Store
help bring this quota up to its full
11' rength of 850 men. Scores of Bridge
port men expect to be included in
the 8,000 from Camp llt't'ens who null
lsoon receive orders: to report for
training at southern states'
iint-nits. Besides that. as no (£011 is
being made to keep selected men
from any one city together. Bridge-
port men are being separated from
various cities in Connecticut,
’jas other New Entfand stiles
j Want to Talk of Home.
Wlstfully speaking of
» camp,
impicwing visitors pith the Ilium.-
rlall(f"l that they are lhe IlWiIeIfuilethe
.md happit I Iontingems in temp:
Their officers haw told them no and
men rom other companies and cities
‘conl’Iks they are prankslrrs as Jolly
and 1:11'1I.‘ I :m be. Aside lrom pIi':
Isomtl L’l‘W inns (Iingdtd in truslul
.li'lInI‘ .~ to bring back homo to
,lIlko," H..- llridtchurtr: l::.'.I'
‘1'I'nI'1'Il plimw that oft null
lo l‘uil lips. It is: “You run
11:. “out: we're fooling ufo lint-.13”
Ami lth all look it,
u". ”to Churn:
ol' rookies (haul: “WI-‘ll 5111' ml"
lluIdI-ning drills and
lI-'tI-rr ‘10 hon" ;'I-.nl hid
‘:ud .'lusz'r-I wrtII-n.
It?!
oozi-
,I‘l‘
thourhw,
lllmintz is the In‘oitounIId fad.\11l
Mllltlt on. any pI-‘roons haIk hIIiI"
‘ which the:-
:1 limited mpply. WI»! grounds and
-I'h£lly ‘u'I-ulher hum interfered with
-bu.wb.1ll but HOCCI'I' and football are
iron-using in popularity.
XIII Naturduy nit: ht. will bl' 'Bridfl"
pm: Night" in the Y. ‘\l. C. A. Iloyu
I‘:;uu Bruin-port, lnlcnlod in I'nlcr-
‘ million. will be rolled upon to mak-
who .'tflulr it notable om'. There will
we athletic numbers. iuI'ludiu:
«1111'. and ureetllun us u'I-ll us t:nu-=.
' 1N0 doitnilI- program has yet lit-1n du-
iIIidId upon
Boxing Bouts Last Week.
’ l Bouts bold but “..uk l lrm Id \vi-‘v-
opt-end notice 1111mm: llw lllflliilv'.‘ of
. HIP 'burmckk fruuuonlui most ln'
ill'lduepot'l mm. Young llI'nniI- of
‘ i‘I‘nnpnny L‘_ Bridtzopurt, (lt'rt‘llff‘d John
Adams of i‘mnpuny .\i.
'YImng "t‘nllPHI-li'y, l‘uump u" A.
,lli'idccp'ort. Was given the IlI-I'iulnn
over Mike Tobin of (‘ompuny ll. Nor
wzttlk Kid Fay f‘ompoiiy (.‘. of lli'id'o
port won over Bennie l’cllium, (‘om-
‘pnny l. Not'wnlk: Yountz Alu'ill‘ll of
IllI-uim‘mul hcudqunrleis dIl‘onlcd
(.‘oi'bn of f‘ompany F. lirlIltzI- port and
' .l, Fem-l of (‘ompnny ll. Norwulk, was
nlwu the popular wrdicl over BI-nniI
l‘clhum of I"ompimy l. Norwulk
P'vvry Bridgeport mun unit has hi-I
complete urmy rqulullon equipment.
The last consignment of rules was
given til-sin yestcrdai morning for lll"
bit: rI-vle-w held of the bri node Ion
$114!an of the 301m and 305th i'I'gi
men's. livuionunl llollI-rt AIH-Ihi
bold. bntlulinu adlt'uanl, wng nor-atm-
:'.lly I-mmnI-mlcd upon lllt‘ eplend'ul
showing Itindi- by his men.
T'rI-mh :4 I104 ill“ an luteroslim:
mail [of lllt' outfit TN'I chd by l‘llil
nII-u. The hit] ix hall'cir'Ile'd WM.
:1 hem'v "horswuhiw." and the soles
are ‘illlflill'il with stool knobs. 111.91
print: of the‘ l'llflt‘fi .'ll'!‘ traI'kI-d all
I'l‘honizli heavy, lhI'
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Yesterday's Menu.
Food, ‘substantlal and Nourishing is
help: I'nlnyod by the men. Here is
a sample. Tomorrow's, Sunday fare
to: the men of Company B. according
to the menu submitted for appiovel
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143 Washinmn 81.
DEALERS in
open, veAL, roux, Mnr'rON
AND iiAii
ritesii risii AND vnoe.f
runes V'
Tel. 359-12
with great care and sent
once without cost. The
.-.--.-o. SPECIALS 17011 TUESDAY
H. A MEAD RIBLAMBCHOPS ................. ;....... 30c
. Druggist , RIBVEALCHOPS......... ....... 24c
.8 North Main St.= .' -
Smith 110mm“ 0m 5 STRICTILX FRESH EGGS . . .......... .. 40c doz.
l Schnllze’s Sanitary Markets
. il 32 Washington St. I 39 Main St. A
: 'Soufi NW3 'Norwalk. ‘.
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1‘ fl _ _ __._ 5L. —-I
g . SPECIALS , '
; Butter, the finest creamery, per lb. ....... .. ..... 48c 3--
3 . H 0. Oats ................................... 2 pkgs. 25c l
‘ Try Our Fresh Roasted 21c Ooflee ............. 511... 31.00 E
I Pure Ooeoa in quart jars, cutto ........ ............. .27c
1 Standard Kerosene Oil, 8 gallon .............. ‘ ........ 10c E'I
49C . I, A. STULL , .
" :4 Cottage Street. ' . : . Ease Notwslk. 1
lb. A... .... w w
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St, 80. Nerwalk
. Phone 410. Prompt Auto Delivery.
19 loin St...
Norwslk. Phone 888.
Economy Store, dilVanandt 8t, lest Norwslk
COFFEE ‘
a "rows: onscreen”
- some to ensue:
“m0. Oct.
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its: made lot! “7;"??? '2 ‘1‘ [hi ,1 9
s
. wmgofium; ",2 1'.“ 01W- “ mm :1
: m er . alien
the era-u: go"! I a ' 350 lb.
. h fi'uMfi‘i’ tgg‘ndkg: .M 0:“ ‘ w I“ m 1
e
W” .byliegov-i 1k . “GINA I
10m ”.mk the
files is undisclosed. ‘
your! old,
firm
'~m1wym
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”to
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ClDlOfl' '
their friends. being shifted into cour!
ggpanies and barracks with men froml
as welli r
g such great demand.
Red Cedar Wardrobe Chests
"home,” iii
topic most popular with every one iul
Bridgeport men are keen on;
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('I‘llllt tlI
lI-kps‘
l'iikI-u Im-r.‘
(.f.
who llridL'I-port men mm to Mmrfs.‘
3m". .
StuIiIfm'-. ';:
'iug \'.' Him] 11.
: their u ”in:
. 1hr.
‘ulorly difficult to not.
leather.
All
Front 11 big roomy Wardrobe
That will protect all fabrzcs
Bags, Suit Cases, Trunks
Our line of Suit Gases and Traveling Bags“ is complete in all sizes in either matting or
grant cedar shavings inside to place between the garments.
Kinds of Trunks
Trunk to the compact and serviceable Army Trunks now in
from moth and dust. Beautifully polished, with plenty of frag-
BREAKFAST
Oatmeal
Ifouti'y Sailings-
l’liilll I‘illlllil l'tllu'tll‘j
('IlI'Im
Milk l
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-- lu'd'v'y '
1m nd i
DINNER.
i
I'rI-;-1n m' i'hlrkI-ll Swill!
rpm“ :1 infra-ung- and Dumplings
I‘nv-Ilu .l 241'. m ‘-’ ifllmuiuli' l'udflilillg;
' “11.1.1 and liuIlI-I'
(‘old l're mod lium
I‘ul‘l l' 2'l"I':I llI'I'uIl.
.lliuw of may illltl worm barracks!
during 1h.- I'I-ul cold \iI'thI-r urI-f
mien in rml.;uor< 1211.1 :m- brim! li":‘i|)-‘
ed up in from of I'u-I'y burrnvk. pro
mortuary II) lllt' ormal of lllllllllll'l‘rl.
ll i-I I-\|nIIId1lI:IIgtII\ lll‘lll will lu-
enjoying l-‘ll‘lill lli'nll hr lhI' Iinu' coldi
\ti .‘ilili‘l' only-cs.
Although Iunuy
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srrprm. . i
[10th and fit'rfll'allllfl, nuno 6f the airy
pImumI-nl: hu» but made pcrn:unent,§
. and [hr xmuiuuot‘ llmw' LII-n Ihus hm:-
'nro~d '1::I\I- bun uuhun'ld from publi-
.I'ulmn by the l'i‘illli'fl oi the moi!
IhI'u‘IsI-ltI-s. lllrll‘llt'lltlll pI-I‘iods. com-
Pl'lr‘lnl}. :In hour I-mil day.
Iii by l:.'1111'1';1Il.'i 111-. n uho :lf‘t“ work-J
in»: lur llIyIl't'Ulll-lnl'rslllllt'il uppmntfi
iiII'nls. . ‘
llIiIIuI-port boys haw vaprI'sscd
lhIiI' ”H.115: mm an impromptu r"-
III-lion pun 121m this \II-ok bv Ser-
:nnIl Hunt :1.' .nl l‘-rId .\'. ‘smith. 1! for-
our in “spilluli 1111111 of [li'tlgeport
and Nommalk who has been assignell
to Company l, ”filth infantry regi-
ment. llI- pave the 11.I'u 11‘ cheering
l'l‘ i that all of them lifii‘t'td not only
inn-p. line. but wpellmulming 1
Flock to Nearby Cities.
Today lriduI-poi't men. liun-‘
‘ dred:I of nlior‘u \' IrI- maimed ‘24 hourfi
lI'ni'I" iloc-kId to \\"'I11Ie:~'lm'. ,Aym
FilI-hburg :ind' Iloeton for diversion.
Scores of the 111111 haw-3 lt‘llllil‘t‘s liv,
”'1; lling radiua‘ of the
and 11in little ndt'unlnzo of
llflnllllfllll‘ in lieu ofI
i'lslls home llriducpmt bI-lntz too far‘
distant to make a short 2i hour ionic
czljoyublo in any 1mm doors-i
Sacral hitchI-s or rejected men
how boon sent home Among them.‘
have hmi Thomas .F' l‘lint. supcrv
ll:- 'or of tho motmu"f01 the. Bridge“
lull tlxI (llpllllllli’nl and John ll.
Hint of llniino .I;unpiny No. 3 of the
l'lrldncpm't ilrc Ilcpuilnlenl.
William H llmvylc is one of tin.-
c::u 1p
shifted into burrntks conluinim: men
from Rhodc ls l:.1nd llaiwley and the;
following: privates “ore transferred?
from an infantry company in C-om
pony E of the 301 Engineered rezi- .
:zment Fay Antony, Ilelnnann and
.‘chennn.
Rnw recruits. ”11' m: up for drill.
were "bowled out" thus by a sergeant
thn they showed an inclination to
question Bridgeport visitors for scraps
,‘of information about y‘back homo."
"Hey there! This is a formatione—notg
a convexoation!" . 1
Tobacco the chief Want. 5
Tobacco. of course is one of H194
chief wants to be filled by the fam-
ilics and friends: of the Bridge rt
boys at Camp Devens.1‘he comm 11-.
'ity at large is coming forward to ll.
thit demand. but there are 0t er‘;
dnlnlicu mid necessities desired y;
111011. One recruit in a postit on
to know and want named the folio -
lug off hand: candy. cake, matches,
soap and towels: Matches are partic-
Transportation tie—u and delays
in iillinp.‘ tobacco ordc s have resulted
in the Bridgeport ys not yet get-
ting their share 0 amok-C 5 purchased
by The Bridget) rl Telegram fund.1
One con'signme t has been received,
by First. Lieute ant Robert E. Archi' !
. - bald. of the 3 4th regiment and 1-.
' contents now been divided between!
as many of the 1.600 Bridgeport boys
in Compniiicsd. n C. 1). it. I K. L.‘
as could be reached by the number:
of‘ packages of tobacco rccelved.’
IIAnotlier bunks of tclncco Is now at'
the express ofllce,n and will be lect'l'i“, '
ed shortly by Lieutenant Archibaldl
Further orders will be sent as rapidly'
as possible.
There are many Bridgeport men
who are doing “double bits." While
ironing to light. they have bought
l
mm
Am, factual.
glut!» "in" trust.
sine. he
wilt not
in It“
1
ill. Krieger&Co.
of tho Bridgeportl
bugs have been appoinml acting cor-1
:II'I- 111tond—‘
Iness meeting will be held at 7: 45 b. III"
”All membersottbeeonipsnysrsltl
modicum . -
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The Leading Outfitters 111 Norwalk
'Clolhing ior Boys and Girls
A- SChool suit or E’Overcoat for:
Boys 8 to 17, from $8. 98 to $7. 98
School Shoes for Boys
from ..$1 98 to $2. 98
We Sell Dependable Goods ai ihe‘
Very Lowest Prices.
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[i stall-".1"
letl‘l't' loan lumds.l‘1"r1udly di ploy-
cd buttons on lllUl‘ uniforms: 11.:
proof of that ,
.l. 'l‘. MitchIll of lliing port 1121::
boon hind as I'iiiliun rank in Ih:
mess hall of (‘ompnny A (filiih I'l-
fantry regimInI, and is acting in In
capacity of an instruIIor. .
Company A men of ”w 'illllh hat
started a Iompnny fund. They hau-
ns wcll. pun-hosed pool tables and 11 out llcllullln.
player piziifo. (llllI‘r companies are one Run. Two lits One laimr
'BCllH‘ along thI- same lines. : 'rlie olliciul scorer gives Knuff an 1'1"-
WHITE 30X WIN
SIXTH fiAME
(Continued From Page One)
Waller IiiI'I-n. known in eIr-frf
ailrldgvpm't boy in. (‘m'mpzmy A‘ ll.“ “”0" his threw “’th plate.
“-Grcnii" Ilr'II'n lwcnusvnl‘ hi4 mm: Second Half
Robertson up. Foul strike one. Foul
strike two. Robertson claimed the hall
struck his hanld and Umpire Klem al-
in chasing :mny wocheuom- Itprm , .
“km“ and rumiur sinking Wm” by iIm'oIl 1t. llolke up. (.ollins threw out
Ihis duties and peculiar gift of Kub. Hillkyt first, Robertson“ going 10 530'
nious .Iplei'. i‘. bin bI-I-n \Illo'd by hi-
'compuny nu Iho' ‘lfI- of -.'ih- 2min."
:‘l pon his arriial ho was instrumental
He himself aIanh he is only 1lint-0nd. erlden up. Strike one. Ball one.
En... or mo lli'ltlzeport boys Io bo’ed “hen he hon finl Ml Yum "11'“3 non wo [out strike two Ball three.
rations.
Grusko Still :1 Vegetarian.
Jot 11 bit-1 of men! has Raymond
:(irusko inf l‘umpnny‘ \ I-aten :ince
his arrival. Ho non notoriety on thol
eve of his doparmrc by dIclarinlz lie
oFoul. Rnriden fanned. \k'i arty hailed
for Pcrritt Strike one. Collins tossed
out llcf‘arty.
No Runs. No Hits No Errors.
Final score:
would not fish! "is reason we: that; IL”. 1-).
as a conscientious obch-.t0r he could ('h'
. n 11.0 «t 7 l
n h'mdh ’a Iin.lli:'obIcti1ns.h-3-
Ot t 1:, J ‘ New \ork / 2 6 3
declared. grow out of the fact that he
was a segelarinn. Ho i.-i living up to
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‘hitI vegetarian Views in c.1n1,1.Auked MERIDEN DAIRY
how he liked urmy life he said:
‘Therc's been nothing IO like yet" l
Housewives Would revel in W) $10,000 BLAZE
cleanliness of Smith-"i!“ fbairacks. MERIDEN, Oct. 15.~—Two of we
and kilIhens. hot alt‘ wiped clean large barns at the dairy farm of 1
on grooved boards nailed to front George Schwink, J'r.. were burned- -o
BARNS BURNED IN
sioopil, and "WP? it! no mud tracked the ground last evening with an ordi- ,
inside. The bunks are clean and e\‘- mated damage of about 310000.
"3’ equipment 1" in order. Eten- \t‘iglabnrs assisted in saving 40 ht" 1:!
thins is lending to make moron-1,0! cattle and four horn-s, while the
army “1'0 as full of comfort as POSSi-l ilrcim-n. handicapped by the luck of
ble. :water. sucv’cdld in stating the gas-
To an outsider ("w of the chief ago. tvm tool sheds and two dwel-
character silos gaiuv ll. by llo Bridge- I in: houses. all in close prommity,
port boys is that of politeness. Que-9.: Two silos uith 200 tons of fodder
tiops are answered kindly. and thoi in r:1Ih,60 tons of. hay and 20 ton-1
discipline shows in many other way; of slain were dcs‘troyed by the flames.
To each other they are amiable and A strong Wind carried the npmks Io
jovial. Rich men and poor men arolJlIH-firbi boners. but the fir: men “'91-“,
on the same level and find one anothn able to hold the fire in check. Ti'. '2
or congenial. The good fellowship of l'tlIIP-ili‘ 1'1 practically c'oieied by ii-
barracks and moss-hall main up ituch Illr'lllce
for the social He the men have lost.
Sparkling eyes, full. tann. {11¢ch
lithe bodien and a wholeso .0 air of,
clean healthincss has resulted unions;
the Bridgeport boys front their share"
of drills. hikes and don filled with.‘
the stern work of a camp preparing
men to light in the great-'3“ War the
world has ever known. . .
'ACAI'QNST GMLS IN SHOE
I SHININ PARLORS.
BOSTON. Oct. 15.»:
rays. that dang: 1' lurks In the substitu-
tion of girisjm' boys in shot shining
establishment”. as evidenced in you;
first places in tho-I city since tho
lconntry eanlf‘d the war. In a com-
. Imunlcatlon made public today, which
lilo will oubmit to mo next meeting;
Company A of the mnlllary police of the City Council; the. buyer fay»
force. will meet tonight in the Town, that "the unflinoss of such on cocoon-
Aeseinbly Hell. in Wall street. A bun'.e “0“ '0' 3‘"an 3"" '9 ”PM? ”’9" “’
Isrgumont, and it seems simmering
to enlarge upon the pass; e um,
and ulrlll will follow the meeting. It from the .'.ndpoini. or public moral:2
in cupctd that a number of new men will?!” them Joni” dso'einmed.
e neprepan a rat “or-
will enroll in the company .sttliis um: dlmée prohibit!!! u“ out
or “blunts of. (moles less that.
'W mu m. -
Mayor Curb? '
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Norwalk Chronicler