WAITING
mlm'nthelnoof
prions, we guess, but for coal
47; name price or othér to save
you a time of distress; and
those who are ’waiting' for
)flomeOnetofrissleusullto'a
crisp, maytind at the end of
the chapter they’ve been
chasing a will-o-the-wisp.
THE
bEHHIS
wan-mummy
Saturday
10 First Street
East Norwalk W-
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ECORATORS
and Wall Paper l
' Store erased 1 P. III.:
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BUILD NOW
quiredb tbeOwnrnmutforthebufldingofu-my
Meddmfindthnbuildingtradnnmbningmet.
Gammmhavoprdmofmmntm
nenningcnnralmnstgo ontoo. leaverlonrdfnoilifin for
largeneaie Masturlnghavemndetbinponnlble 3
DUI SUPPLY 01' mm BOARD ’0! sum: WALL!
AHDOBIIJIGII’ABSURBD BYTE! MIAMI
- Underwenenteonditionsnenurnoardintbemonteeo-
nomiealfermoflumber. UsingBenverBoardiu'smdofiath
and plaster is one way you mnrednce your building or re-
modeling costs. Byawinenelection of material yoneanoasily
nndawaytogonheadgtththebuildingfiepairingorremodel
mgyou need. Let unprepare estimates.
The Hatch é BaIley Co.
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WIISON’S PLEA
(floutinuoom 17:1?— Pase 0M).
“A vigorouu prosecution and satin-
lIfaIctory termination of he wnr will
l depend in no small degree upon the
’sbility 6! th Government not only to
Ednnnce their,
ernmentn annotated with it in the
which must be kept supplied
{with munitionn‘ fuel. food and sup-
plies of all kinds
All Banks Involved in War.
“The banking prOblctn involved is
one. which concerns all banks alike,
its solution does not depend upon the
national banks alone, nor upOn the
State banks. The burden and the
lprivilege must be shared by every
banking institution in the countIy.
”The important functions of the
Federal reserve banks in the sale of
the Government'. securlties, in re-
«dying and transferring the billions
of dollars involved, in supplying (red-
it batiliticI, .Iizz'w p‘n proietmig ,tho
GREA'I‘ SALE
’ Of Suits. CoatSI Dresses and Hats
The very same garments sold on U 1' Fifth Ave. or 34th
St, New York. But from Me. to fifteen ollars less than they
ask there. Folks who go shopping to other cities think they
get something exclusive. We will tell them in advance that
I they will find the very same apparel at “The Paris Store" at.
. IF YOU SHOP OUT 0!" TOWN AND OTHER PEOPLE
SHOP OUT OF TOW! WHAT S GOING TO BECOME OF
OUR TOWN. THINK THIS OVER.
CLOAKS we ARIS uttuu‘niuv
”serves oi the country haw become
ro familiar to all that i am sure it is
unnecessary to dwell upon or expound
, them.
“'l‘hI intent Io which our countiy
can withstand the financial straims for
with): we must be prepared will de-
pend wry largely upon the. strength
and staying povwr of the lI'o'IlI-ml II3
a it“? ‘ a great saving, and avoid tne hustle bustle and get tired out ’ Iem- act III the only construI-tiw
(33259539 3%”ng * for It day, and cominc home with the very same thing that financial.urination which we have
‘WaWW hr at 9 we sell {01' SO much cheaper. Iver lIIIIl which u‘as broad enough
to accommodate at thI hall]! llllil!
Ibanks operating untitr Downs gr IlI‘It
III by the general Gottlnment and
banks whose charters are granted by
. ”In H spec-lite States.
WWerlt’ Slalt' hunting ll‘lrl union; for
' I-zonw I'l'flhltll IInII- until recently MI l.‘.-
Free Delivery low Prices
GROCERIES
33 Boutthin St. A} South ”mam ’erlfincli'gir l to hold .Iloof. ('tlllgl‘t3i
. K ' , a I-W tumwhs ago ' prescribel \"l'y
fivery’hing“ In Paintsgm Kfig fitefierous term» for the IIIluIiI-WIItIIIIW of
i . _ . - ”m. the Stun: bunks Into the Federal re.
Mm system whitl l hz'tw IIImmml the
objections lieretot’ re mired by State
bank» w-hon (Oilhltlt’rllWll! IIIIII:IlIeI hp.
Special Powers Undinturbed.
‘AII the law mm It 'nnds it leaten
nIIItIltWer State banks and front tom.
panics pInI-tiI-nlly umlI'III‘IIrbed in the
exercise of all IhIt banking po'u-I-rII
conferred upon IlII-‘m by the States.
"Many of the largest Stow banks
and trust companies lll‘t‘ now bet-mn-
int; members. reaming that to win the
War m» mum conserve all the plIysI
cal, financial and moral rekources of
but also to aid the Gov;
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Home. Loading Dry. Goods Store
See the J _ ew Sults
'We Wish toCall Especial Attention to Our
Splendid Showing of Stylish Suits
TheyWare of the very latest designs, beautifully
tailored from the. most wanted fabrics
Visitor‘s Are Always Welcome. , 9
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l3'trIIIiI flit to llfilt that Ith hunt; W‘I' 4—-
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officer and bunk IliIIIIoI ones It hUl' I‘
emn obligation 'o the country, Iwhich
i am sure they wish to dischare. l I
therefore Wish Imam to iIIII . '5 upon:
them my Holemn conviction that Iht-y'
(‘tianSt IIIeasI1I~3 up to their duties
and responsibilities through member
ship III the l-‘edt WWW__.W reserve. system.“
Ill. KriegcrdtCo.
The [leading outfitters III Norwalk
;Clolhing tor Boys and Girls.
A School Suit or Overcoat for
1 Boys 3 to 17, from $3. 98 to $7 98
RED CROSS SUPPLIES :
.NOT BEING SOLDf
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ntory is utterly false in every detail
as no such accusation hIIs met bet II
III me work rooms or of any
of the workers.
’l‘hn Atlamlt dhision ltI.IIlqu.IrtI-.WrI
in New York city has lmPsl. gated
this tale witty a few oIhI-Is of likI-‘
”our countrywihn our finances must
jrest on the drum” possible founda-
; A. F .- Beckmann& Go.
Campbell's Soups, all kinds
Beef, lronéWI'ne
BabbW , . Itinu and that they IuIIsI b! at «mat -
"tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer: 1 Id s Cleanser (None Better),can .. ............... ,. lie 1,. and "OWN, mm“ W, L; “‘5,
, mpenul Murrow Beans, per lb. . ...... .. ........ . 18¢ ,‘IIIIIInnd instantly In every legitimate
,3. g. “1173 E Very Best Creamery Butter (Beckmann quality), lb. ' W .I;ctIIauIl'. llnw cut this mcesxary IIIII-
Uruzm i Eddy '3 Old English Style Sauce, large bottle ........ ... 10c WIIWeWIW3:IWInI::;IIWIWWWLWitWIWeWIIWIIIW-WvWWWWIWIWIEtI “:WnlWWhflWleWWWg;
-_-... .e._. ._. ,‘____._, Golden Santos 0038011120 5 lb f 95 t'lIe concentration of tho hIInkI It
\ WHAVANA I BURNING .............. c, s. or c I, _ , a
on you smokes/int "Exception gew York State FRI]! 38”, dozen . ...... . . . .. ...... 550 WW;SWW:WWB%3fi:WWWWnWWW in in» federal
"an“ filled 5c cigar. Ask for n E ranenta. Biscuit, large pkg. ................. . ....... 15c “May! not. Inca-910mm"- uuon
mum“ supplied by l , 3 1 2 lb. pkg. Crystal Domino Granulated Sugar .. ...... 35c :3;;‘m‘;,§'f°‘g':af:dbfg;g"§;j flu"? 0"?"
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THE C. E. SLAUSON 00., ! Crown Astbr Pan Cake Flour (New PchkWW pkg. ....... 15c panics erIIII-h have the IIquImt
Nor-walk and Stamford I _ :ingWWWIWh ll capital and surplus to
-_ .. fl 1 mme ”V . , I; em ellnlble for member hi; to
IF YOU CANNOT noun Ira—— I 83 & 85 waShlnmon 5‘. Phone 1405 3mm" W" ”"' “"0"“ "'“""WW" ii”
, , tern now and thereby contribute their
-0l.'ll STOfi‘tE
Send a file sensor—Send the ChildrengW
M .in Your Orders or Telephone
lot: are sure of satisfaction because
we Iuat your orders right Goods
«are selected with great care and senti
to you at once without cost. - Thev
goods are right and so is the servo
”Ice. We satisfy you always.
shore to the coneollIlatr-Il gold re-
, :erves of the country? i
L-_._._i—__-_'_— Distinct Evidence of Patriptlnln.
‘i feel sllrc that nr'nmnher banks
serous Fillt wrmtsmv
Wis possible otherwise in promoting tho
national welfare and that at the same
time by securing for Ihemwlveu the
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Veal Stew ., 18c lb iIIWIWiWIWWoWIWvW‘WrWIW interresWt find lh-‘ intI rtfslr‘gl
Rib Lamb Chops . . 30c, lb
Soft Shell Crabs $1.00. doz
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets .
aamem‘tm SC. 39 m‘StWW ‘ W These institution's haveI it in their
Soutb N I ‘ =3 N n ‘pouer to add enormously to the re-
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Druggm I
8North Main St.
South Nomiir. Oonn.
”um and significant Ie\idtnce of pit
.triotism.
”There are probably right or nine‘
thousand State banks and trust com-
Wt panics eligible for membership which
:lvaw not yet united with the system.
‘.I bump tWhnt cooperation on the
. part or the banks is a patriotic dun“
' :4 this time and that membership in
thereby broadening nnl strentzthening
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' ‘ SPECIALS N‘iw York Market
the l-‘Idt-ral reserve system In H dis-
Bntter, tbeflnestoreomery, perlb. ....... ........ .48c
. ' 143 qutIingtoII 8t.
1!. 0. our. ........................ 2pm 25c , rum ' ‘
BUIWl-[R Try Our Fresh Baum 21c Coffee ...... . . . . 5 lbs. $1. 00 D IN ‘
i Pure Oooou In quart jars, cutto ........ ,1; ........ 27c 3 may, mg ponx, MON
3 Standard Kerosene Oil, 3 gallon ......... '. -.W2 ........ 10¢ _ AND m
FRESH FISH AND VEGE-
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W ‘ .3 ASTUIWIL
49c f uCottngeSWtrefl.
Andrew Davey. Inc. "
98 Washington St, So. Norwalk
Phone 410. Prompt Auto Delivery.
19 Iain 8t. Wllorwalk. Phone 388.
leonomyStorgdthnuZnndtth lantllorwslk !
. charmer: III/Iner-
COFFEE ‘ Tel. 583-2
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In said that one morning at breath/E I 0010
v retreat-2d N Y lent mom-Mm . ' .
WWW-times of nWWWWbrothilerWeg-W g lb, ‘ ‘ 358 15 free Delivery. ‘
While f M 00‘“ India and can.
3: .. 1% lb. ' 180-5.
8031mm
’ titers.
"knitted or othcrtviee mode by
I Wary.
nature and find them the work of IIeI-‘
llltlll pI-opnznutl‘IrIs to lIinIlI r Ihe work
of flu lltIl tim- Smioly. . _
A l-Itter roIII thIlquartI-rs bear
in: upon the minim-I has been rt~
wind and in here IIIIIIH-Il llll' {lit-
bcnI-fit or the public. .
1 Madison menus,
New 'iIII'lI‘ .\ 3..
Sept. 29. l9Wl'I'
“To U] I'IIIIIII-rs in The Atlantic Di
vision: ‘
.‘tlI H I) Gibson,
of the Ant-titan \II iomtl lied Cruz.-
in :2 t. lcmnm today (tilted to In) {.1
tent on It mutter of the most N‘l‘lf'tllI'W
“upon In men ltul (Wrnsll t‘tmpt r
.‘ vport that S“f.ll.t'.l'ri melts and
IItho-I llrllilib knitted for the 1ch1
Crow on being sold either to the
public in shops or (“l't‘t'l Io,_the sol
is bring tndustriously‘nnd 35's.
teInnI cully circulated. »
While this damaging: report is
heard on many sides. it has not in n
single instant-3* been establlahul us
true. No articles whatever, either
Red
Cross workers and turned over to an)
ltIIl ('th3; Chapter. branch or auxili-
or IE) :Iny supply warehouse. are
sold eith-Ir to soldiers or the.public.
Should it come In the attention of.
the Red Crass headquarters Ihm any-
thing of 1th sort is being‘donc. the
lied (“toss chapter or rubstdiarysanc-
'tioninzz it would be immediately dis.
solutl and full publicin given as to
the reason for such action.
Should it transpite that an actual
instance of the charaIter IleIIcribed
above occurred when-in an indivi-
dunl sold Red Cross articles, we
would ’take‘vigorous steps to prose-
cute the- offender
.mental law protecting. the fled (has;
'agatmst commercialimtlon.
All Red Cross chapters are again
urgently reminded that it is one of
Ibeh most important duties to guard
inst any improper use of the Red
;;W‘Ioss, its name. uniform m emblem.
.All capes of violation of the Federal
Criminal law protecting the Red
Fronts should be reported without dc-
lay to tho l'ntted States District AI-
torney for prosecution and to this
otllce for _.record
Signed. E'l'Wl-lAN Al.LE.\'.
Manager, Atlantic Division.
FIND OUT WHY HE CRIES.
To discover the obscure pain in ba-
by's.enr is not always a simple mat-3‘
ter, even for )he alert and observant
specialist. True enough, the little
hands find their way at time to the
neighborhood
but this is . common
no means 3'
In signal of enrache as one might ex-
pect. It is only when the baby's
. criesnas well as tho pmsenee of fever.
cannot be laid to other portions of the
infant's stonomy, that the ear falls
under. suspicion. Then the nurse or
’paront, by gently pressing in front,
.over and behind the baby's our will
discover a tender point by the in-
creasing lutensity of the child's mien .
or by some other overt It‘ct of pain. ‘
Once convinced that the trouble is in
the yer, temporary expedient of re-
lief and comfort should be
on soon as Miole by éonsutting wide
the family doctor.
subsequent disturbance of hearing
may be prevented .
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W ' Io ontnony .1.
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£735":
ucnerul In mnger :
lll’ltl er the foodie.
f the sensitive area..
allowed .
In this way much
School Shoes for Boys
from $1. 98 to $2. 98'
We Sell Dependable (loads at the
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SHORTEST ON RECORD from a lull blown peony growing at
,1... , yt'M‘ chIII of 'lw lawn. W The to". -l
"WWI" I Ch M3“ BY Aged MO- trees th-itlI- the inn“ “‘3; swaviczc
3‘ . titer of Gen. .ir Arthur Currie
The shortest-“post If" thI th‘lI «-
recruiting speech cIcr Ilelhcied It Is
repented in a farmhouse font mitts.
from Strathroy recIntly by It womunW
of setcnty, sztys the Momma! Star.
it was not non even in the {rum
house. So for it hay. directly recruited
only one soldier, That coltltI-i how-
ever. was Gen. Sir Arthur Currie
commander in chief of the Canadian
forces in France. The “speech" was
from his mother. W l? was: "He hon-
est with voursclff" it wusWthe maxim
of the farm household from which
:Gcn. (‘urr'ie has ’riscn to honor and
responsibility. ‘ .
It maple tree qhadcs
to (‘urrie lane, Parallel with the lane
and runnin: front the road to
farmhouse is‘n strip of lawn. Behind
the lawn, the orchard and a few pigs;
running in it. The lane lends past
the end of {the house to the burn
yard There, walking slowly toward
the kitchen door from the vegetable
patch, is an old lady with hex apron
caught up to hold the rhubarb she
has picked. Following her At a re-
spectful distance,. are some young
chickens cheepintz Ioudiv for another
dole of bread and sour milk. ‘
I "Are Sou ‘tlrs Currie?"
' “Yes."
' "The‘mothcrof General Currie?"
| "Yes,"
‘ The quickest wnv into- the sittinK
'room lav through Ithe kitchen
wood fire was marine
melting it to but even for the. cat
“We' re halting the bread,
genernl's mother, referring to h’er-
self and the Miss Currie who presid:
ed over the store. “Come in here. it's
cooler,"
"Have you a message?" asked the
Star's representative, “tilt! would fit-
terest other women in Cathode as com-
ing from Gm. Curric's mother?"
Agebent, The fine old ladv sat in
her rocking chairnnd plucked at the
edges of her apron.
"No." she replied, after long
thodght, "I don't think there in."
"But what you might say might help
other mothers to let their boys go to
fthe front." arsed the newspaper man.
i "No," she replied gently, us than]:
rpenklng merely to herself. “it's a
decision our, mother must make, for
herself. "
the entrance
the”
' children.
A:
in the stove?
:violcntlv in the wind. Sharp lightniu;
and violent thunderclaps Mantel! at
least to the mother, the flash and 10.x.-
dt artillerv, "
"I suppose," silo \'.cntured (lllllni. .I
lull in the storm, “that this would:
sccm nothinu to him-.tn Ill“) m 1334-.
soldiers at the Wfront "‘
Presently the reporter 0IIeIeIl
other question.
“What do you think about thin
Ivar, Mrs Currie?"
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“l Wish it was over." Pause. "l hum
and .Iprni’ that it will soon be Menu
and that he'll come back". l’quI‘.
“Without a scratch." ‘
"Did you know he intended coma:
'IV hen the war broke out?"
“Yes. We knetvhe would go."
"And vou approved of his going‘."
"EW?S,"
“But “hat would Iron say to ll‘r!
people who refuse to see Wtheir duty.
that way?" ' \—
3\ long pause. ‘ ,
‘Well," sheWéaiIl: "I've said heme
it is [for
’ ri‘WWl taught my boys
eat with themselves.
woman are that~they
much advice."
W"'l'o be honest with one's self?"
"That's it. That's 3W" i asked WY
Be honest with vourselt "
ho?)-
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to be
if men
don't
WFIVE STATES MAY
HAVE COAL STRIKE
KANSAS f‘lTY. .Vlo., OI-t 139A,
., said the resolution calling for d Itrike afio- '
log all mines of the Soulhucstcz.
(”onl Operators’ Association in Okla-
homa TIme Missouri. Kansas amt
W-Atn'nneas, ht ginning Friday mu. him.
,was passei today :It a meeting hers.
'of the pp sid‘nts 'tifld srcrelnrir‘s «t'
'Ihe stan- mmmizalions of the initIt
Mine W oIlIcts of America.
THREE GER-FRATIONO 0" WOMEN
The. vmmf women of this nonem-
IEI-rI. their anther; an! grandmothnm
lnvc‘prov‘l .mm It -tu..3 experiovnu‘.
-fhat.l.vdln E. Pinkhnm'r Vegetable-
\(‘ompound overcomes the when»:
caused by female tits and renown
them to a healthy condition. Thin
famous medicine contains no narco-I
tics or habit-forming drugs-but in
mode from medicinal drugs and herbs.
nature's remedy for (finesse. if you
are entering from any tom or to-
,"m". 'Abeavy thunderstormwucomlns who. it will on! you togtve it u
Im.up.1bornlnwnnhnnmndbewlhhl—
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