.oplsismom
marrow.” .
' you will be and fit the
" mummy-tun-
., and various Mylo-
BUYAUBBBTYBOND
it
1033”! DAVID
I5 Washington Street \‘
When it is cold, you put on an
extra jacket. That is ver simple,
and yet some furnace builders are
not so sensible as that.
‘ In orniroanbfumaces there is
an intermediate air space betWeen
the two jackets, and this prevents
the heat from radiating into the
- Fair. I
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”-3...— -“a 4—7—
“ m...
' lli‘ to stimuli Libel-lino.
oar-pit Walurki.
Him O'lh‘ll's Ila-He“
Friday. Nov: 9th. ,
Elbert oi Norwalln.
the‘stock and ilxturcs of the
e at it North Main street.
0 Capuano has sold to 0; Ca»
. the machines, etc, 'at 2l5 East
... _ on street, tor 3225:
<‘
-—HALT! WHO’S THERE?—
evcrybody will be there. Hodge
rd-Mchelly dance. Tuesday, Oct.
cry, 35 cents.
. .. 9 were twenty-one sales oi real
in Norwalk, last week, with
{es oi $36,825. For the second
or October,"1916, there were
sales of property, but the mort-
were 562,610. '
__—.—_—i‘-
large number of cases. of jam,
IM staple articles were do
tion in the oillcea of the l-‘airflcld
Farm Bureau'last week, and
will be shipped to France for the
‘ of American soldiers as soon as
ul-le. The cases were taken to
- ford, via auto truck, today'pand
vlch place. similar cases from all
of the county are being gathered.
. ileum Tribe. No. 32. l. 0. on.
last week. and made plans to en-
! y, when Great Sachem George M.
i» , and several others of the great
is of the "reservation of Connecti-
will make an otlicial visit to gim-
I \ The carnival committee is plan-
an entertainment for the mem-
. of Minmua council who helped to
o the carnival heir. two vipers ago
uccessiul.
1"
orwalk automobilsts traveling
nigh neighboring sections of New
l: state occasionally meet mounted
g tho country roads. These
are members of the recently or-
imi 5 late police force in that state
lit in iholr‘duty to patrol the coun-
di.=tric's seeing to it that laws are
yed. hunting down crooks and giv-
. assistance wherever it may be
ed. "The force is organized on
y lions and many of its members
rumor cavalry men in the United
- army.
Help the men across the pond.
a Liberty Bond. Any bank.
uthorative information has been re-
ed in New Haven and Hartford
t all outta of the 102 infantry for»
. y the first Connecticut, have
chedfinropeih'salety. No mum
tionbasbeaslvenontaadtba
at location (I the regiment in GI-
n here. it is understood that Co.
~ 2 Xew Haven. which was stationed
u is' one at the ‘1de the yeti-2
' in Europe. butail dualism.
.. ' ' lie-on which reached New;
22 ‘reeeatly ot a minute as part
i
enditissiveaoutmttlauth
".9".
'iiy lilo we}
rt'na A. ltuzmrd has :rv'd an auto
. “‘2 Flint has sold an itlllluil-Illili'
in dun-"1:: L
both childn-u and adults will bc- L
. Reynolds Motor (“or (”umpuny
bold another automobile to llenjav ‘
. N. Wardwell has sold to A. W..
a in the members of the Tribe next,
, oi Bridgeport, made up in enthusiasm
cl-llar. Burning coal emits gas as
WEATHER FORECAST. well as heat, and in a srairroan ' ‘2 i
"7 "' 2 . . _ furnace this gas is consumed and. l .
ecu! for Namath and vicinity. reduced to heat by a gas flame l .
'9“ ”my“; “km? in" an." flue. These are economies that t l
. tly molar. A disturbanceuhim 3R worth Will“. i
entral this morning over Ontario 2 ' ( . ;
causing unsettled weather with; _. ’2 3
it rain in the eastern portion of the; 1’0! 91.! 3': . ;‘_.i 2 _, l
- . region and New England. Pleas-f ' T .
weather pre’vails in nearly all other; . ‘ A E R. N ASH ‘ i,
is east (.2 the Rocky mountains.i ‘ . 2
. temperatures along: the northern, . ‘
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. 22.. . . . n 2 2 ' ‘ 2
‘” “if?” 1‘2" m g 3 Corner North Main and West 8, i g l
mu Anglia A60 10in .2; )2, m" 2..- 1/2.- ; , “*2 l
eiiiih-z'niur»: Mich. 435: ln‘zl' ’1, COUPON g 71‘ -
i, REMEMBER THE. FIGHTERS
7..
How you can get this
splendid Service Flag tor
.only .98c2 All. that is
necessary for you to do is
to clip the coupon and
bring or send it to— this
olilcc with 98c in cash and
this Patriotic Flag, is
yours. I! ordered by mail
add 7 cents for packing
and postage. Must be seen
to be appreciated.
The Evening Sentinel,
.7
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; F. W. Woolworth h (joupany‘ Mve‘Desandunls; Sons of evolution, Wal-
taken another live years' lease of ibejwlt‘ Soviet! of New York and Nation-
block at. 114413 Washington Sirfictr'ol.“ Society of Archaeology.
Dudley and Ely Raymond. at a yearly; He was of curly New lowland an-
'rental of 81,800.” locatry. lie leaves a widow:
i
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'l'ony Count and Nicholas ilrnnohadz 35‘”: Bu.“ "'3 :OHIESB:
a disagreement only avenue. yester-l ' ”0' ' i’anama, c ' "' am
day morning with me result that 1h‘.’i.\ic‘\»a and Jim Johnson. heavyweight
2, 2'2:
‘ i . . .' .
Judge Vosburrh in the down town in; decision ’ y
court this morning. Alter a hearing in ' '
their cases (lunni was discharged while
Bruno was lined $10 and costs.
coupon/anon PAPERS.
l A ('i-i'liiiralv o! inc-orpi‘u'ulion oi the
(Yo-operative Drug (70., Of South Foley-Lane i'ompuny of liurtiurd, “am
No‘rwalk. Conn, was incorporated Oct. } rm-orvh-d at the Olllw of tho- .m-o'iary
7,; to buy, sell products and merchan- of the state- yesterday. The amount
dine of all kinds Capital stock ”000' ‘ 0‘ capital “Mk is ‘ 850.000. divided
"into 600 shares. The incorporators
(‘ommence business with $2,000. In- and George T. Lain". oi Hartford.
corporntors; s. W.‘ Merrill. Wilton; i Article’s of association of the Am-
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2 . ‘ , tril'nn i‘bain i'ontpany Athletic As-I the Fedora! Resenefiank nurse to i compelling a .~.uall proportion of our
Ralph 'l'. liyner, Sound Beach. Carlton ‘ 3 your"! “"2“ l". go ‘0 the» iron: in 0r-'
But the Liberty Loan Committee 2i tier that imm- at ho’mc'may be saved
not rclying upon this inevitable"; from any purities.
torialion Were records-d. The pur-
pose of lhe org-mizmiou is to t‘lli'OilF-
our athletic sport; and rural iuuc-
., ' . , lions oi' nll'kinds. '
.. (Home H. HIM M Hanford! Articlvu of association of tho Elev
Pom. reported to the police that it ”uh Rflgmum,’ ltalian sharpshoot—
canoe that she had at the Knob had. ms. Wore rrmnlr-d, Tb» .ptirposejis
born stolen and Constable Clark, 01"") promoti- iraternal and social ‘cn~
Rowayion'was sent to investigate. He joynu-m among its nli'lllbt'l'fl and hr
,1 d R =l \f i‘ i . d\ ” mutual 'bcnrilt. -
arrrs'c “8““ ' c '11 nnun an ‘ 0" A final certificate of d..=snlution o"
hie Pidgin. both of New York; who Washburn & Rhgprs. inc, of you
were in the canoe. They said that London, was overdo-d- All bllls are
they had taken it just for aloke and "“2"? and lbw" “r" n" “"5“” m m"
aftcr they had been taken to pollen m utc.
headquarters rind severely lecture
they were allowed to go.
Weed, Wilton. ' ’
.Vl rs.
2 “iii: out its:
.BRl'PGEPORTEzlo-‘YS;WANTED TO ‘ 0f BEAUIlful RHQER ..
2 Sin, cuss: viii,
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 15,-What he
lacked in height Carissimo Candelo.
when he presented himself today for
w“!
l
. , will and October 27 him“ that the
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A DOUBLY PATRIOTIC ACT BE-
; CAUSE TREMLNHOUS FINAL
STRAIN 0N LIBERTY IOAN
WORKERS IS THUS
“ AVOIDED.
1 New York, 00!. l‘:.—‘ The big cam.
paign ior '(lltf rfx-rond leerly [mm
is fort-.11.; ahead 'in‘rmur-h .hcttt-r
style than the oilicial izubri-riptiun
figures \muld bCElll to indiratc.
These figures or the inn! sever}
working din)» of tlic drive that
Second l‘c-dcral [(PH'i'Yt: District,
: behind in the subwcriplion total that
must be pllt’. up day alto-r day In.
; order to score for this. distritt its
alloimvnt at “300.000.0100.
total of subscriptinna up, to date.
is estimated that bunka' throughout
the district hold subscriptions not
yet reported approximating a total
or from $65,000,000 to 326,000,000.
l There in another tact that dis-
‘rounis any feeling of discourage-
ment unit-h the omrlul subscription
l
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» v figure-u for the omitting days of the
‘ rompalgn might engender. it is
drawn from tho lti‘xtfuy of all huge
public bond i‘ntigliotm and dim»:- that
tin-.tidi- of subscription! ri- .. fioi' ly
. at tltt.‘ :vtgui. Tho ruoli routes in i’nv
’ timing ’daw. “llt‘il .mmll l’l'tt'siiJii.
a
2 who have been limlirting, malt." up.
'llVMNl into 4"“ shares Of 35 "Ch. nm- llanhl [-1 Foggy, Thomas "2 Law their minds, and int: Mibmt‘ir'lurwillu: (ion mutt-"t if a dinnitc act oi
that have been held back to saw liv-
' intvrut on the 2 per cent requircdby
l th surlum- in mighty volume.
in
final spurt of subscribers.
fit ial rv-turnu, which show a bi: dell
But lupin iii?
1 which rmbrot'es New York City and;
tate. one county in ('onncrtirut and,
ex. counties in New Jersey. is away"
i But it is clear to every close utu-,
I dent of the campaign that the otllclnl ‘
figures tall for short of the actual“;
it:
n; adds:
it very l which the I‘mlwd Sluice, as a nation,‘
properly n-rum to go behind the or " mu?! fight
:Fight, Bays (1 Liberty Bond
\.. -_ . 1
lit in the tliglz ’« t's sub.~i-riplion zip-l
lvhrizut‘r. will” )9 inputs iliul "HWY?
Emu] film-mun \till now Di".€.'l.'.'tl to},
Hill '21. lair: slw-n‘r and got busy. ;
i (in; Kronor». dimrtor of publicity i
lhl' the Second Foileral Rennie Dis-
i'wt. in a ring: L' appeal for quick
1mm, a4»; int :zwutom individual 3
lie llht'tl this n14 lllt‘l
minimum number of pun-Jinx livinul
in the Second lli-‘li'll'l that l'nl'le
Sum htul ll!" right to contidt :illy look
to for subscriptions.
’i‘llir; is a "big order" for a district
to \zhlch the ('t‘ll.’u:= cnuim-ralors ao-
ei'ri a total populatiohof. approxi-
mr'ely. 12,000,000. llul lliror'oi'
2 l'.l.|(i'!wll does not think no. "(bilg-
um; that intelligent. patriotir‘m
throuthnuthi: district is in for big-
iwr proportion than one in tour.
Frank A. Vandrl'lip, president of
the National Pity Bank, in speaking
of the Liberty Loan cmplmrizt'd the
duty of citizens to come forward.
promptly- u'ith their mtbgwriptions.
"At the pre~cnt time," Mid he.
“subscription!- are not comin' in at
.a rate that. will brim: in t e vast
:-u:u required. it has-always been
[run in great campaigns of. this sort
that the bulk of file money comes in
during the last neck. The fact
isliould be emphasized, however. that
t it Would be much bun-2' if the sub
ju‘rlptlons were more evenly diatrib-
iuted ovrr the entire period .of the
l campaign, in order to avoid the ire-
,mcndou» rtrain which ieirl’ on the
'worlters and the public during the
flat-ll 'ft'W days of the first Liberty
, Loan rnmpnlrn." ‘
‘ l'rging upon the wholr civilian
: public ilu minim duty to guarantee
with it: ‘élibricrlpilonn the complete
,:t|i"t‘:x2 of this loan. Mr. Vanderlip
p.
rriliu'rilu l‘ri.
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”Th-v not of saving (och dollar for
v..2;. Attict‘i: do not new-d to hr!
told that \w art‘wmrinzg il‘i'mum- [1.
This is a war.
We are all in it. We
titttzt all uin it." ‘
ltliosc‘iliat don't.
l
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' for manv manv people. New hon:
”civil War Veteran, zoo 01.1 to .h
thou combine u ith the
ante Ideas that will fit into t!
home :—
v.'li;h rich inlaid attcrfis be-hi'ass nl‘ nuke}
neath
é’Elcct'ric'toasters—M.
comon uniformed in gray. riding 2
"lill‘llmfllt at the United States Army
- "tuition station here today. First
his height was taken at (in tee:
:lwwmmrters of an inch, which.was
n ouoricr of an inch short of the re.
rgnircmcnto for a weight or 110
igvzimls. ('andolo was again ordered
on she ‘scales and this time his
Eri2h’ showed 61 inches. The exam-
Hz'r-z' physicians notECed, however.
"“2 llzo 'mv was raising his heels and
mcasurp'mrnt was taken
f-hnwinz It's mm height to lie fire
{wt mic-half inch, or half an inch
"'0'! of 'h-‘~ r-‘rquiromcnts. Candelo is
hwnlv l.‘l""rl'~l old. The War Mm-
:m-n' llflrl br'en nailed by the recruit-
r’Z’i‘l’f‘?
ZS-cent Bot e Destroys Dandruii and
“cables Beauty of Your Hair
Within ten minutes alter an' appli-
cationbf Danderine you can not find
a single trace of dandrufl or falling
hair and yo r
what will plan you most will be af-
ter adept weeks' use, when you see
new hair, fine and downy at first—
yer—but really new hair—crowing
all over the scalp. n
A little Danderlne immcdintqiv dou-
bles the beauty of your hair. \o di.’~
lerence how dull, faded. . brittle and
scrazgy. just moisten a rlurn with
Danderine and carefully draw‘ it
through your hair. taking ml“ small
scalp will not itch, but "
1
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A vctdran of the Civil War. clad In of Gettysburg, llarpcr's Fours. Win- '
his old service uniform of blue, was
hone—$6.50 and $
to $13.
frame—135 to $b
icolators‘-—$I:l
Howling; ,,
St.
Entrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave, Cannon “Ti-.7!
Your dollars, not intotlte Liberty inauwiii buy it
thinirs needed by the boys who have gone to 2 l
camp at Aver; 12-... in fi 51 {7:75:51 Film
Those dollars will buy eauinmcnt and food and ' l
ammunition for the boys in the Now and i
France. ““ T
l
Will you fail to give your dollars? l
, Will you be a slinkeri?
P .m
‘\
Athena underwear
brings warmth and comfort
ti
\}r,‘{“9‘ 'I'Vt' ‘..l.. ., u H. 1
v0.1“). .5 ( mucr, that, in tile: tiuiwc 9 ciomiortable as
. . Wozuc-u':~'. Athena ll!l(l(fl".\'t’ttl' excels all others because
1” his as does; no other.
’l'hi»: llill‘llif abllit‘: is combined
a . ‘ . ‘ . . ritli engccllcnt (‘ziléllliv
()1 fabric. IL is computed \i'it‘li taste
fuI. careful finishing.
It l'e<‘.lll.§ in undordarxitem.» that are :.itllzlfuttol‘fy' from
elm"; standpoint. ’ .
l
a [L
Athena tintlcru‘cur is cut. to fit. on patterns that l
hccn lfi‘nlCd and found correct
here it is l‘ciitlll‘etl. arc nurr
‘hcv make :1 vest o '
fri:mt~—and w
ye
. There patterns givetulnc-Fs
ow where the fixture is narrow.
a union suit fit snugly both back and
ithout pinching: or binding.
Athena union suits and pants are mutlo with a patented
goat which gives protection at all times. That protection
lilifilll‘t‘h‘ l'ill'mlh and comfort. This seat in unique. (local-130i:
cape. fits wth rare comfort. ”
Several weights
imilcrizarmeuts now
rive Athena features.
i'olion
and fabric-(iualitics among Athent
ready—but all made with the exclu-
wstu and pants, medium
' . i
weight or Willi sot! warm lice
730 and 85c.
Vests and pants of wool and («won
cing—— lnierlrnit. possibly,“ cotton and .~~; at
‘ . special ‘wannth~$l.50 and 81.75.
l'ni‘on suitsof tine suit medium“
weight cotton, low, Dutch, or high: Pure wool met: and pains of tint»,
m-ck‘. knrc or ankle lengths-$1.25. '0.“ ‘quality, several styles, ”'75 and
and ".50. . ‘ i '
Heavy tier-cod couch union suits:
D 3 ’ . .— .
llltll or high nock‘ 81.50 and ”.75. inpck§'_,]:,0 and $1.75.
\Mcrlno vents and pants, hail coit'ei!
and bull wool-41 and 81.25.
Marina union stills, Dutch or big!)
..
Part-wool union ' suits.
Flight and line and‘woudrousl
Special silknnd-wool and pun.- wool'ugm weight, $2.2: and
union suits-hi3}? and $3.50, lwciilit,-—33 and ”50
Athena underwear-for children as w ' 4
‘, . 2 _ 2 . e] as -. :2:
With the same distinctive ablitv to fit and injure 33:11:34. :4“: /
$1.50l’ests and pants—~39c to 35c: union suits—75c to
LP" alslw, l'o-aufi
especial!“
y warm—c
82.30; mm'Hzm
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These are.
happy days
es‘arc buiuc’built. New
, 0 those new homes hill
‘l‘lIOSo'B gifts will Show both
0d taste. Herc are such: and
so omlm wide moiety and, decor-
: lfl:1'."l‘éhlllfi-lllailltlf that 1*.— J
omes are bcim: establiched. Ini
.-
uo nifts from dear friends.
the mvers’ Hood will and :50
LY‘
~C) 9.
. ,2, -,
,
. ii ‘
we.
r 2‘.
is. black
air "1
01' old
or copper—a
‘ .
Mahozaiiw serving: trays; Cruml
plate or win or
cut 85c to $2.7 .
l' ss——$4.‘0 to t 15. ' 0
r Cassaci'oles- a
00 to nickel
l’
. _ nil pie dishes.
or owner frame—o
one) . 2 ., . $2.50 to $7. .
lmglectrric ..-ercolat0rs—-$S to: Gas lamps~~$7 to $1.1
. Electric lamps-4’35 to 35.
Piano lamps. beautie'~~
(«'99:
Quad; 0
2 Electric (trill _combina-I
‘1. 3..
Nickel and copper, perm-251350 10 2, ‘ .
turf. alcohol burrow—$5“ Cut £321.15 (‘lls‘lle
. .. _. 20f mam
' With mckelfll to $33.
. .
1 g Fancy Cllllla slots and
01 Der-gele dishes. beautiful do
tiOllS.—-.‘bl.75 to 5.510
quwlilloor.
3
‘1') l;]'
v («12. - JUL-":33
Sizes and shows...—
Steak planks '
U
.
~
rl"
(‘0’: d-
Alummum and nick
to $6.
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s
t
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33,6202:
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The ll'owlao
d Dry Good-3 Co, Brill
JESAEISEZXIE ' ' N 2.52;... ~ _. -. _ " ‘ "—
strand at a time. The cliecl‘ is amaz-
ing—~your hair will light, flatly
and wavy, and burn an a arance oi
abundanc’sa: an in'omllal'aoic lustrc.
inc «mm: for authority to enlist him;
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MORGAN MEMORIAL coal-tron
new
a noticeable ilgure' among the norm
ber oi new Liberty Bond buyers at
the Liberty Loan headquarters in the
Equitable Building. lie was appar-
chester and numerous shall no. ’. THE 50570
mlshes. . t l l gl‘miav the treat alt-nunlg “llrll‘t't'st‘
lt/wes only after mz'ch perrua‘ion ‘q
that he conrmtcd to have his picture ‘
taken. prowling that his only oblf'ct ;
1r CHiLD may.
I
air!" at tho llosmn More snorted with r‘niurday. hilt-moon, that dildo Jig
”mutual mail The demand this :v‘vak, Mildred Stanley. last-d nine years. had
it this rcporlt'tl to the local police.
mn‘rron, no. animal ti. Pit-
kin‘. curator of the Wadsworth Athen-
«cum. and Morgan Memorial, died
“lurid v2 act-d sixty-five years. lie was
Mignon: the country over in his
pa cnlar line. His recent work was
the installation of the J. p. Harm.
and '83P. Avery collections; He had.
travelled extensively in this country.‘
nominate-maul” new». Bows-aneu- m—uy,
braille Nathan! W at
“Daub-m E‘WG
softness and luxurinnce.
Get a flour-iii bottle of Knowlion‘s
Dumb-tine from any drug store or lot-
let counter, and prove that your hair
is ll pretty and‘toit as anywlhat it
has Leon neglected or injured by care-
less tsealment—that's you sure-
ly can have beautiful hair and. lots oi
it if you will Justify a little/under-
v
was to aid his government with his 3'
small inc-ans amt that he win no I
ently unaware oi the interest his ap-
pearance excited. and when a
melt and deprecated the otter of the
clerks to grow him any 1le1 con-
sideration. '
. “John .1‘. Compton" want We name
he signed to the blast! in a steady
band. and he mid be w a blah. pri- l survivors of that great army w . ,
'vatointhe muMNUw York‘iered up their lives that “tr;
limit,“ tons tart, mitigating éahonid not perish iron: in; »
l . 2. _4 , 2 .
would attract to him'n publicity
did not fool ontlth-d to. "
Thus *li' cffacoment is still a dom-
inant characteristic of the dwindling
o
.l!
Trya
proached was loath to speak of him: i longer able to tight. and he feared :lms never bpruro but u ('ritlalletl. Fort-A
itiiat the viilrltcation of his picture unatvlv the "colon More prepared for ed
‘1‘“ lus‘ such an l~'llt'l'2ill("f
White will be weir iakcnkare' of
_ this treat "Harvest Sale." Tho store lookout for the li:
‘ ’will be open ionirht until 9.0‘clock. '
m- staph“, c‘pt-t'lrilifi -warm_.bcdtlintz. dimpptaz'ml from her horm- in Word-
ucli: as blrukctu and cnntlortziblrs. p0", \ * ‘
TM: child was thought to have Nud-
2 a trollc-y car bound tor Xorwalk At
no?“ a Mr tho time or her disappearance aim was '
m 2"”“9 ”‘4‘" ll""di't'§lsi‘tl in white. hnd wore a gray coat.
“if The Norman: police have hem on tho ‘
ttlo cirl since her ab-
isence was reported, but as yc-i TWY.
tdiscovered no twin: 0! the child; . ‘
3:0. it's a Pl‘JflTAh‘}
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