.' I m ‘ t1 » w
Our You: Ion'i 31111:
8 and 825.00
Our Ilen' a inter Overcoata
815.00 to $30.00 .
you will be pleased at the
D shown and the bent! of the
ti! and various utylea.
BUY A LIBERTY BOND
1 JOSEPH DAVIS
I} waahiuzton Street
Wm
m'rnnn FORECAST.
must for Noru'alk and vicinity:
tonight and Wednesdav; slight-
oler tonight with frost. The die-
.xi'e which was central over the
region ruterdav morning now
losing out the st, Lawrence Val-
]! is causing unsettle-1i weather
e. eastern portion of the lilkP re-
am New England. Pleasant 1112a;
prevails this morning in the cen-
aud western districts. Slight dis-
inces are central over Montana
rem. The temperature is some-
lower between the Rocky Moun-
and the Mississippi river.
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. m A YEAR AGO TO-
. DAY.
.mperature: High. 6%; l1111'.‘lti.
Entrances on main St. Falrtield Ave. Cannon St.
‘lridsfliol't. Paul.
Tatum, Oct. 10, 1011. -
Notable Sale
Oriental. rugs.
Notable b o c a u s c
it’ s beei1‘ almost-1111-
possible, of late, to
.procure O r 1 e n t a l
rugs at any price!
Notable because it
brings rugs of rich
patterns in many (liso
tinetive schools.
Notable because of
the tallies which
one ’s money will buy.
FOR here is a big beautiful 1.11111111- tion of Oriental
_; lugs to be 11111111 111111111 11 ith deli11ht 111 Bl 1dgepolt sa1'
tistie 11111111114.
Rugs of rare colorful beauty. Rugs of thick
'heavy fabric with a luster ahnost that of satin as the
“' I530“! I'r-"Il'lll’.
Your Liberty Bond is an invest-
ment. it will pay good interest. '
More than that, it will keep open
to you the opportunities which are
greater here than in any
other country in the world
’The money you pay for at
Liberty Bond will furnish
needed things to the sol-
"iers in French and home
:11111mps..
They are giving themselves. Will
you hesitate to giveyour dollars?
light plays back and forth across theirsuri'ace. Rugs. 1 " I
~1vith 111a11y111ystical signs 11' )rked into tl 1' ' dei s. . . '
IIRugs of startling1 Color 1.11111t"ast; or of siilille l:l(§:ld‘_ NOW the Llon I1
wears khaki I
ing of shades. In a word, rugs with the true Oriental
Yep! I The Lion wheel has donned khaki! l
spirit shining forth in beauty.
' 1.1111511111141111) and $125’Cabistans-3150 and $75
. Sar1mkMan1a3i’s— . Head is khaki hue and there's a/khaki stripe on
‘ , 8‘10 81111 $100 wheel-rims. ’ '
Shirvans—-$39
(I'abistau hall rows—$150
Antique, (‘abistans—~
$50 5117;} 111111125
Wind the clock—~turn the Per-
fection Oil Heater out—and don’t
' forget. the cat!
No matter how long ’the evening
or how cold the weather, the
Perfection keeps you warm and
comfortable right up to bedtime.
Then' to the morning, light it again
to drive out chill from bedroom, hath
1'11 "111-i.
a meeting of the Masonic Home
nl committee. in Hartford. Sat-
, Wallace 8. Moyle, of New H11-
and Arthur M. Brown, of .lewett
were added to its membership.
...... ... ....
, 1ldlers git’e their lives. Will vou -
and your money? lluy Liberty 1
Antique Guenj1 .4—
$75 and $100 Looks 111i1gi1t1'-1'l111'1~1'; makes an attractit'e new,
member of the Lion family.
a.Any bank. or dining room. The Perfection is Antique Kazaks \l l 41 9 11' ‘50
“'- light. You can carry it where you $29 to 7') 113511113...” an 99' , H t . f H , , l , l
11,. 1.... 1 ,1... inc 1 0 _,_ 1.111 1 o 11 11111101 1111111iuations too
ole-I rtaiiipefl :11 1 11 nie choose. Iran Mossonls— KillakjflH- 9 in $40 ' l l
v 8 mm C (-u 0 ' ‘1‘,“ i. l r .0 ' ‘ . v ., ' ,'
. a dance 11111 be 111.4111. 1011111111 in A Perfection Heater 1S. eeonomwal— $75 and $1001 Mossoul mats—$10 toJ" . ‘3 .1 5' at “ ml ”' 1“”? “1*.‘1 It. ”‘19"
. )l 1 . n 1 v ,
mory._Mrnnneny'1 famous sins-1 much cheaper to use than coal even ; Anatolian silk 11ugs..$2910I $200 1“") 1"“1 "ll't’i’tl'll- 1' 1“ l’mlt ”f 113"“! stuff all “
' ch95"! "" "M" ""1“" “‘91 when coal is cheap. Gives clean, through. It is tested‘and true. ‘ '
.Cttr musicians have always odorless, Fondue heat.’ 'A 111111111111 of hall sizes, manv 111edium sizes, a t' . . 1 . 1
"m 1.110111%. 3“" 11111111111 M" I 1111' 11 s th1 make beautiful tab 13 1'1111s,——'111d '1 col- ""‘i‘t "”.l".\’lllent 11'l1iskin1 alon 1 the Autumn
r first appearance of 11111 sea-I Used' 1n more than 3. 000,000 homes. f 11 ‘l ‘ t ’ ‘ ‘ l h ‘ ‘ roads on 11 I in . 1" , 1'1
n1Norwalk. 11 is expected that leetion that will appeal to experts and 11111- -lovers. ; 1 - 1 1 H- 9 .1 .- 1 .3
M 1“ .1, n 11 11111 ”a“, » I Re-wickin is now easy with the new
9’ cm ‘- d 11 / ', , No. 500 erfection Heater Wick.
. Comes trimmed and burned off, all '
ready {01' use' . r ‘I ‘7 v , Kill Chi" I ‘ I F11urtli§fl1mn 0:1 ‘ $30. a
So-CO-ny Kerosene gives best results. ‘ with 0“,.heat6r. . Sm = ashes ' _ . ,3
fl 1111» 111111111 11011111131 1111111» 9.11 STANDARD 2113.13.11 11(1)»: NEW YORK Before the furnace is started or the house is thor- caSlly & thorougl ‘
on "11' 11'5"" 0” '1‘11‘11W2hn11 ' $211.2; anchlv heated oil- heater 11111 drivetlnll out 111a jiffy. ;‘ V 1 .. . 5 . . 1. t'y' _ . .
y“ iiitairslbelllttm.mvevhel'luhfnuimi \ ; ' 1 Put it in a111'1'oo'1—a11d soon that room is a m 11 1.1111. ”“0 quitea l’lt ””3 “.mt‘”? l’y “fling
oyed as a watel1man.1 - : pleasant 1,13“. 1., sit - . '1‘ “Sllf‘s Sl-‘ilt'l.lh'illt'all_1'. Rotary sitter Will do 1t—
Sate 11:1sil1 111111'111 about 111s1l1' regulated, don’t and eas1ly. I
Third fl0111-('11111plet1111'itl11.11111ster-braiwand111111l;:11ards——-' " "l
‘Ilmmaxe sale Woman's Guild oti
ty Church, l26 Washinelon l
, Ga. 19120. ' 1
i
l'les E Jackson. of Antonia,
~——— "
~
1 cEnnellv’a musical menu or-Yor ) . . ., , ' .
a, s gumbo“, 4 trio 1., 111111131 “uni" . :3" ] ut 1t atop a ham] 111 ash-1 1n, dump 111 the
3 “M"“m’I and ”I" '"""""'m 1 Mile 11'1- -11t Sim. 4 and SH 1...; “$4 50 1., 4;? 515 ashes turn the 1111111: a 111i11ute,—— -—an1l cinders are all
rah. for 1111110 11 .1‘" '1" 3‘1“. -. MP”, ,1“... 1'11ad1 tob111111ptiedaud usedm lire. . .11.}. .
you beat it? ‘ . 5 . _- . , 4 a.
'____ _ , . . ‘5 3 ~ . 1 .1! ST Ml“ wa 1'otar_1'.14ii'te1' with heavy ash-111111
new“ ”9"er "Shem?” “'9 I maul Who drives :1 ill let' 'illl [trite iii-"$6
in: thl to the waters or the gm 4?.
d, where trost fish and flat 11.1111 ‘ hm‘h hm
did you know
a bomb jacket is one thing 1' on ought to have through " y - y
reported to be biting freely. Two 2
the cold weather? corduroy Suit: I
l men rode to Somali; on
It doesn’t cost much but it’ s a mighty-fine arti-
-....w COUP6N'
. ram 1'... i REMEMBER THE FIGHTERS
returning at dusk last evening é
y brouuht‘ home about eighty '
1 - ._— b 1N s. .
ds oi 111111 Dan ur,» cw How you can get tin;
Help vnur-Zn-limrr to help 1011' é Ifiendid Service Flag for (.19. 1 . . .~ . :1 Boy in corduroy is envy of all his plz'ty—i'ellows.
resentment bonds . todat. Any ”1 0 y 980 'All thgf, i; v ' " II ’ _
' " , . . . en 1' 1'11: 1 1.-——1 - .
it. necessary for you to do is keeps out cold and doesn t make a fellow feel 9 '3 . ta1 “0 an_ am“ 1" Mimi and not he .. '
1 ter Emerson Brownp of \m‘ to Clip the. coupon and _ i111 Sillfiod lip. . ' . afraid at his ClOthCS. " I, . a
1135 1.1.1.911 a contract 1111111 11.9 bung or send it to 11m -' ‘ It 11' out rip or rave] or tear—and it can be Those same clothes look good enough for school. . 1
oilicc with 9811 in cash and
this Patriotic' Flag is -‘"
yours. If ordered by mail ;
add 7 cents for packing 1.3:.
and postage. Must be seen I I
“find “1132;331:253: ”:2: The} near and 11 car and 11 ear f
1‘ ‘1 an ‘H‘P
luctions by that company. It is
ieratood that Goldwyn will also
.luee Mr. Brown’ .11 dramatic sue-
es in film. He has been elected
or washed.
Fits snugly under other coat; gives continuous ', Double- Service corduroy suits, made strongly, If‘
true protection a11d11icelv.,-—$7 50 ‘ .
. Made with sleeves and 2 pockets—costs but $4.50 Because they are Double-Sender), they hav c 2
1‘“. Saw-.4.‘ .... ... ...“... .3“:
3,322,230: 1111» “VIII”? IIIIIIIIIII “I to be appnmm 1 'A beach vest, of same fabric but without sleeves, Pair“ Of "mm” 1'3 -
. [$1,422 The Evening Sentinel, 1‘} 4 pockets,—$3 . . . . . If Boy wants a 511 eater—dandies here for him
igi-viiIxIxiinr.c:iei:$:IiIdiioiI; i321: 3011111 Norwalk. Conn; I 3 Whether you drive a truck or a flIyer. you’ll ap- t" P” f 0m' I é
11, 1.. 1., spent the 3.1.1.11. at 11111 _ ‘ ,; ;; ;. , . p prec’e one. .: .:\ , ‘ i . Good neiuht, Warm, good colors,.—‘$2 to 1$5. ,
no in “all street. Mr. Wilson is at Robert, Alexander, of '20 Raymond-— 1m. ; _ ..1 Main floor, rear. ,_1-. ' ;- Front basement.
2-
- 1.000 car- _ - ' '1
head of n unit of 500 to ‘ street. saw a man deposit a dress STangn '3 DRAFTED : l
. " 111 the 111111 needl, . n . ‘
Illicyiii‘Jdm there ti weeks “u" “a”? 0n the sidewalk in trout ol'I RIDGEPORT' Oct. Iii-John Jr
who struck lant' ‘ '
1 the unit has built 50 home“. 25 his house, this morning, and walk r111 company lull/a :zfikce 3:32:20 LIX; II-_-_ _ . _ ., ,
.. gamma, and 35 atablea.Encl1 it“: 1"“ ‘h: iiimlnm “WT“: the waged pad for 1,... Wm, mm}, b, BEAT UP A Is'rananAeHsn , i
IkaIIIlmilding is ‘3 by 140 teet. 1303: emails: Seadq::r1:erscan;;p:a;: reduced ten per cent. has been draft. \l'ATl-thlil RY, ()11. I.—(‘harged
cam for 250 men. ”at Byrne with no adore; .p_ ed into the N11110:.“ Army. 11,. 11111.1 with brutally heating Miss Amanda
. . . 1 WI in the :1“. ’ notified by the Third 0111,10,, Exemp- Tuero. oi Water-ville, a utenogravher.
a Daily Food Alliance held its ' 1 1mm Board that 111,; “pmpggm from in‘ an attempt at assault, the police
1 meeting of the reason on Friday WORTH 71-1513 wglgfif'i'g’fide Keene: of Bridgeport. who, with “(1". have under arrest an Albanian. who
moon. at the Mini Hotel in N" \‘o man can do his best when 3111- one other bayonet stratghtmere em- “ml “3 1W“ '9 mil? ”mm- The
. and Ill. mine 15 Warren at term: from backache rheumatic played at the Remington Arms plant attair happened on the Watervllle
all [In In mount 0! who! she mm, Iwoflen 19111111, gore mulclu or military duty granted on industrial road, while Miss Tut-roams on her
1 Meal! If" ma 0‘ '0“ land other symptoms or kidney trouble. 3. mndl. has been revoked, and he VI! to '0“ M ”'0 American Bra-a
,. Norwall. It. “7! ant 0' this ll. Stone. 840 N. 2d 81., Reading, Pa” mnat leave for Camp Devena tornor- Company» west plant in this city
a. she found a wild Ill-Vim“ writes: “I contracted a most severe row. '
flm’oaror which alto m. or kidney trouble ' 1 gradually: ' —- .
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY
NORIWAIILK IMAN BEIPIORTIEDm l INORWALIK HOSPITAL NO‘l’Es
wouuoso 1
It was reported about town thief 11111! Lillian Carlene! Saugaturk.
morning. that Arthur Waterbury, (111111 1|1a1'harar-d “yesterday
former emplm'e in the city «urgin-4 Albert l1}.(‘ro:1slnnd of 5.7711'P1‘1111t.
on": other, who has recently been In sum New York c1111 111-«111111111111
France with an American Engine-err today. ‘
Corps. has been wounded and is now Admilud Saturday: 111-11.11124 Flu-
on his way m1; to the United Staten. use). 0 t it Pinttsville 11111111111 [-111-
mm“ 11eg m "m mum a, “and, A count-motto of this minor could not chargnl‘fiaturduy: Francis Parke'nn of
and stated that "I. ”Mk“ in the be secured thla morning. 111 Wilton an'nue. Admitted ”1111!". ,‘ '-
i'l'hc young woman was drugged into MI 01 New Land on m" taken ov- Ir. Waterbury left the United day, Mn. lmfd Cater“, of Bridge- *
' 111111 1111-1111. by her 111111. but Im- at- " 200.000 ' rth d W {m m 'Statea, tor Europe. only in the new port ’
mm M m wane and to:- months was do 1 Under tho auspice: or Wanna reliant was frightened am by I l o A in. and m his arrival in hale-1|. Discharged yesterday. Mrs. .1 w.
1: dill Wu 51H W only the able to attend to Wom‘d noun Conner], the 81. D. or P., a moat no- pauiua driver. who heard the em . 'm with Md." this Davie oi Weber-l; Altman Doers“
tau-ca 0' “0 WWW M 'I' to use Foley Kidney Pilla and soon cos-ET dance muddle. and Inn:- mm and went to Inn-unto. fl'lui 1 city. For 110-11 tine. however, no I! m "an: John I. Once or
oil Mainland. Int llil found the pain [one and t Hallie-.ualaatnaumutgm Alana; arreatot lit'ahwaa nadcaa hoarla- Jam Hawaii'nichariw amnion“ emu Ni 111111602111 “midterm iiilD. WW
Iamuqttlutllohlwm handgun-allot. Theyhan crowd was in eta-lanes. tonal” anamorpwmm Jah'w.‘naiaand1|dl| Wm.WMhnhwaal13W inacc'otrenyavuna.
,hWhgawbtum 1mm hwumnwmm mutter-r1 11 m. '
11.111111} Bell, a member ot the Thu-1;
tr l’illh Long island Sound ComPaBY.;I
spoke last evening at the ReneutI
Theatre on the subject 0! "The Liber-
ty Bond." Howard Benedict, a mem-
ber of the same company, which was
formerly the sixth Company. spoke
on the lame topic at the Palace Thea-
tre, Both young men tallied very in-
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Norwalk Chronicler