Allurry
low,h«eissontethingdtto
ssy that's not the least bit
, My—thetthosewho'vspeid
”Ninetorooelhsveeone-
Jltose who've waited tor s drop
, are up against a worry, as
see! grows scarcer every day—-
~11 feet theresqutteaflurry ‘
It's rather strange that some
target the world is now in‘
oheos,thatooelinsuchstinte
Iss'this commands the price
they pay us. Why should they
hesitate to pay a little more for
fuel and thus elude the win-
ter’s sting so merciless and
cruel. Coal will be high till
we have won that war across
. the ocean and in the mean-
_ while it willbe a subject of
commotion.
THE
PEHHEE
ten. iiii .itit
DECORATORS
Everything: in Paints;
_ and Wall Paper
Store cloud"? 1'. M.
Sentinels]!
10 First Street
East Norwallt
. Beef, lronéWine
m Ctimulant nut Appetlser
r. it. mm
masts:
pi. m--. A..- ....~
’ ’ HAVANA IS BURNING
.Wheu you smoke an ”Exception
Havana filled 5c cigar. Ask for it
Insilers supplied by .
m 0. B. 3MU80N 00.,
Norwalk and Stanford
tr rdii“éX§HBiT.6nn TO
OUR STORE
Send a Messenger—Send the Children
Mail Your Orders or Telephone
Ire neat your orders right. Goods
to you at once without cost. The
. good: are right, and so is the servn
Ice. We satisfy you always.
”B. A. MEAD”
«8 North Main St-
South Norwalk. Conn.
A MARVEL 0' "EMORY.
{That Julian ‘prodisy of learning, In-
‘ ,de llosel. rude the beast lhet
‘ , he could repeat e line front eey
" leer fleet .eoets of. holy he
tollow it by reciting m _ilne:t
”(www.m-
‘f ’ 'GROCERIES
You are sure of untlsfactlon because:
an sclec'ed with great care and sent;
’ INDUSTRIAL
HEADS GATHER
AT _MAHACKEMO
.iii't:
Althoughrnillionsoiieet oi BeaverBosrdhsve been re. -———-
quiredznythe Government forthebuilding oi army canton- lCODUnned— From Plea One)
demendsotthebuildingtrsdessrebeiugtnet. ”'-
Prmne a desire to do something to
help the cause along. The manufac-
tutx‘nt are wider awake to the seri-
ousncss of the situation Ulrich exists
loda) then any other body of men in
this city and they proved it yester-
iday Good committee work did the
' trick for the manufacturers and yes—
I tcrday's session showed reeulia.
What the l'nited States is up
against was clearly defined the fact
that the second Lithrty Loan mutst
be omuubscribed. the fact that Nor-
walk must do her share and that ev-
on man woman and child must do
’Ilhv r or his share were all dilated on
at the .nctdng yesterday and it sort
in hummer in merry some of the word.
l School children will ask daddy to buy
Eldhetty bonds. men and women in the
phone l<I Htikptl to rubsr'rlbc Othtrs
haw been pusflhing at the ball but it
remained for the rttanufat-turo-rs at lht‘
hurt-tint: yesterday to start the ball
rolling ulth a good stiff show whith
still help the cause along and néilst
in in nging Natunlk to the from Will"
tit . final tally is counted
.ll .\' \ia)’-,tlurfl who is the chair-
Illl'tili‘tll' the, rttunuluctuem committee
. and who has been working ceaselessly
Government demands h’eve pretersnes. of course, but busi-
neuingsnanlmustgooatoo. BesverBoud tscilities tor
larguoele manufacturing have made this possible. ‘ lit '
OUB SUPPLY OF BEAVER BOARD FOR. BETTER WALLS
AND’CBILINGB IB ABBUBBD BY '1'!!! IANUBACTUBBBB
Under present conditions Beaver Board is the most eco-
nomical form of lumber. Using Beaver Board instead of lath
and plaster is one way you can reduce your building or re-
modeling eosts. 'By a wise selection of material you can easily
find a way to go ahead with the building, repairing or remodel-
ing you need. Let us prepare estithates.
The Hatch (z Bailey Co.i
Gum SALE
? 0f Suits. Coatl, Dresses and Hats
i The very same garments so d on Upper Fifth Ave. or 34th
, St, New York. But from live to fifteen dollars less than they
i 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 sama apparel at ”The Paris Store" at
a great saving, and avoid the hustle hustle and get tired out
‘ for a day, and coming home V' th the very saute thing that
we sell for so much cheaper.
IF YOU SHOP OUT 01' TOWN AND OTHER PEOPLE
SHOP OUT OF TOWN WHAT '3 GOING ‘TO BECOME OF
OUR TOWN. THINK THIS OVER.
CLOAKS we PARIS MtLLtuEav
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
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i success,
,u film: and introdm-ul thv speaker of
:thc afternoon and. in alltlllliln,I0lllf’l'
.tpuukcrs from among
lurtIrs.
L .‘-lr. .\l.tyvhol‘f was justlt
th: showing made. b. the large nttm
her of r.- llplt‘ who prtsenli-d tltt-rii
;.~cltc.~t m the rut-tin. and ill the wow
épt‘ctt of succrsu which came from
rm ii an t-nthuuiaiittt thathu tin".
Others who were present wrre» grail
tied at th'I shorting. Attention was
"“, culled to the rrtrvttvmtcfiiti! uhith is
‘to be held at tho Norwulk Armory
'3 Friday evening at which "llrlll lthtIe-fl.
flirt-sirloin. of the
who -lt':‘. will b.- IluI speaker. and also
gto lhc [llll’litlt' which li‘l being planned
’ ll-‘ree Delivery Low Prices
‘ tIrly lmatl.
‘ Lunch Satisfying.
Thr- ltimh stI'mId was pit thine and
”Mimi”! credit on the urnimpcmcnt
of the lrottIL Tht‘ menu follow-I:
.. Tomato Bisque
Soft shell l'fflhh on Toast
Rotter ltuck
A. F. BeCkmannSr (10.
l
I I _ )la-ihr-d Potatoes Grape
,' Campbell s Beups,‘ all kinds .......‘ ............ 2 cans 25c titu-Ibt-m mt» a la Mode
l Babbitt s Cleanser (None Better),can ................... 5c M"; . I, c . “W“
t Imperial Marrow,Beans, per lb. .................. 15c t Tin-re watt. io‘t...?f.‘.'.'.'.‘." tin-m «r..,
1 Very Best» Creamery Butter (Backwann quality). lb. . 50c ”It?" or Igrflcarklm :‘wrt ’t’.” W?!“
. , vtIn mu Will I (I out minim
t Eddy’s Old English Style Sauce, large bottle ........... 10¢ . uhlch wnu a realm no mo nit-cling
Golden Santos Coffee .............. lb. 20c, 5 lbs. for 95c ""9 II" Pmmlml ‘0 “I" h'l-“t' “ml do
New York State Fresh Eggs, dosen ......... 55c ,fjfimfl'm: ”M” ”W" "’ """"' ”"'
. Braneata Biscuit, large pkg. . ........... 15c‘ , Factorioa will up ditidcd into roonm
3 1-2 lb. pkg. Crystal Domino Granulated Sugar ........ 350 rttolnishimo group: comprising tea me
it I I 1
Crown Aster Pan Cake Flour (New Pack), pkg. ....... 15c "29 tn3?{;.l"l:‘l.$in2"'.'i.‘.'.'“;‘..;‘.l‘.'l
A ,itntoun’t of money for tha- Liberty
.oun From now until lilo [li‘r’efl‘llf
I 83 & 85 wa’shin ' n drive is closed next u-{eek mcry man.
I a o S" Phone 1405 trim-turn .n Norwnlk will work to tho
I I . :lirnit to little the affair a success.
I Called to Order.
r I‘A‘ —'
,. . After the conclusion of the luncheon.‘
Mr Mayehoff. chairman of the com-
.mittcc. railed the meeting to order
and stated that the committee had
been fortunate in securing as the
Tip aker of the day. Mr. Franklin 0.
itrown. pmmincnt New York banker;
’and mcmbcr of the executive com-
’mittcc on the Liberty Loan. Mr.
{Mawhoff expressed his pleasure at
the large nltcnthtnce‘oi manufacturers
stated that it mm the largest meet
mg of its kind yet held and that it
true it. out gratifying to himself and to
tht .nrnibcrs of the committee
The chairman urged that each and
E'Icttry man in the room do his utmost
to make a success of the present loan.
.1!» naked that individual and collec-
the efforts be made whereby the city
iuould takc its rightful place among
'thc otncr cities in the count’ry and he
.wanted enthusiasm to prevail right up
tribe last minute. He then intro
New York Marke
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY
Veal Slew . 16c lb
Rib Lamb Chops . 30clb
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39. Main St.
South um. ,_ ’ Norwalk.
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‘ SPECIALS
t
. ' ‘ ‘ sshington !
Butter, the finest creamery,perlb. ........... 48c 33' It. .-
H. 0. Oats ..... . ..... .. ............ . ......... Zpkgs. 25c lull.
Try Our Fresh Roasted 21c Coffee ............ .5 lbs. 81.00 D IN
Pure Cocoa in quart jars. cutto .............. . . . ...... 27c W; “AL, PORK. HURON.
8tandardKeroseneOil,agallon..... ..... ....... 10c IND’ Ell! ‘
ASTULL
:4 Cottage Street.
rm rtsn ’AND veer.
retinas
Tel. 359-12
2... Nonvelk.
0
Andrew Davey, In:
98 Washington St, So. Norwalk
Phone 410. Prompt Auto Delivery.
19 Rain 8t, Norwelk. Phone 388.
loonbntystorquanendthulsstNorwalk
COFFEE TEA
’vuaz 1;: ’., “1°?“ mgmtufl mm Tree Delivery
Good Coffee mu. “a 6g]... ’
190 lb. “8 lb.
, in the r-ttortu. to have the loan a grf‘al ‘
presidc‘d at tho rue-clinu yftfl"
llw manufac‘
proud of ’
l'nlwt'sily of Tlofi
(to help stimulate micro-st in ”in Lilr l
Ling nicely.
lNG sun-um
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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 17, l9” 7‘
riStram &
Norwalk' s Leading Dry Goods Store
Hyatt"
1
hits are more popular than ever this
It
ity to purchase exactly what you want.
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0hr Stackr of Furs
is most complete and includes all oi the latest models
l of coats, Mulls and Scarfs of all themes! wanted pelts.
line with its wide range oi prices affords usplendid opportun-
See the Display in the
EU” DEPARTMENT
i
season and our new
[itl ’e
, duet-d the speaker of the tiny. J:—
. Mr Brown interesting.
M". ltioun [mm 1 to hl' :t turret in
to-rmtinc apt-alter. ”c tht at his
tsubjert ltanrmIr and tongs, ash-rt tor
'ccncct'tui action by the |lt‘(l;)lt‘ of Nor
:uulk. diluted (in llw . liOllhllf ms of th"
z-zttuatmn and n liliil'kt' Id llial r.. . quirk-
if the lnired Staten crime across
W'viith their moncv the shorts-r would
b: the duration of the war. 1ch mctt
liomd lliv’ fact that the .sfiltlit-t's who
‘lmve cnlistatl :1th doing tlrt-ir bit in
their way and that it Who‘ll]; to the
[ironic who are at home to do tho-l.“
by contributing to the L.bt'l'l,V Loan. .
All. .‘layeliol’i spoke- in part as fol-
lows: .,
tit-ntlemcn»~\\'e hrm- glithcrml htIrtI1
todru no that. we may hear once;
main of thc grcat (l1!DOI'llltlll)‘ Pitch
:Irtd own one oi us hilt-l to under
’ltIlp, or. in the Slam: of lllr [I'l'lli‘llt’r
"to do his bll' for our nowrntm-ntt
now in ihin time of li'tIllivndtllle crisis.‘
And I am fully nurtured that aftcrt
VH‘ hate b. Ul dtrly o-gnlightcutd tltcrci
(an be“ no shadow of dohut in any
1.0". I, mind as to just what his part‘
()l "hit" may be. We often hear lht‘l
attention iiskt'll, What cam i do? and:
this reminds me of the story of the;
mun and the rock This man uho}
happened to be a Connecticut. farm-
hnd decided tr remove it big rock}
from his field by crushing it or
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H. Krieger & C
. The Leading llutlitters in Norwalk
”Clothing [or Boys and Girls
A School Suit or OverCoat for:
Boys 8 to 17, from $3. 98 to $7.98
School Shoes foriBoys
from $1.98 to $2.98
We Sell Dependable Goods at the
Very lowest Prices.
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breaking it up into small p. cm. tl‘trri
securing ilf‘llffl‘ hammer and chisel
he commenced Work. but several l
houiIt hun. mvrliig produced on up!
put. .il results. Hi-t ft'iPnda
along and offered to hclp him. And: can: =rn could be counted on to help
they all hammered, tilt” without went ‘thc (nus.- Along General sentiments
rnz result. Th?“ ”1?) 8" “fl '0 “Ork' Wont (‘Xlll‘t‘fl‘fil d by “flu-“u pquunf
, with greater determination and rt» that the-re was much work in bi dom-
W‘th i‘m‘l'xl and ”W rock Vi" NW“: {and that it was up in all inlt'rf' «to-rt
ily t‘rttshel. My friends it seemed Ito get busy and do everything in lltclr
8! If the '85! blow had “0'“: ”l9 workl ”0‘ 9r [0 help along (I hnrlf’fi “ ”n.
Ilut may not that be u mistaken as- pfhcimer, of ltoecnvtuld & Wimpr
:tumptlod as every blow must. have heimer desired to assist in t-tt'ry “at
its full efleci. And so it may be with: possible. _
us today EtPry one of us can and|
should help. 15}er good Wthotrght ev- i
cry good deed. every sacrifice made '9", \l N \laychoff F l. Litmutm.
Vi“ h”? us ‘0 much ”7" more mlf‘lrarion V. Hoyt (‘lmrles T Dimoud
win in this mighty struggle. i can“ John l. Cavanagh Rev ('harlcr A.
“Di nor WI" T. bPlii‘VP ”1’" there ISRMRT‘NS Franklin 0 Crowd, 0' \vew
At Speaker's Table.
any one in this room or in this tOWni \'.ork Robert struthers Jr.. of Siam = .
of :0er old New ”Hill-"ind n““‘°"dI 'fnrd and Morton rt hlct‘uusland.
cats, who would not goo his all 393.; (marge H -l.ockwood erl"tltanil
his VPl'l' WP ll "FM-"‘93"! {0" ““5 the lo¢wood Manufacturing (‘om-
ncat cause The one who it not ”many at. tho inciting and o J K
"3“" '0 not must b“ ”a ”“3““ 0‘ zllubbell and ltet .\lr. Marin Were
h” ignorance 0' "‘9 truth of "1"" i'ptosent from Wilton. William it
have assumed our part in ”“5 gl- Ahrens appeared for the Muller
gentle endeavor. must be ignorant of l t. .0,” anti ”9%..“
the suflering ”“1 sacrifice our broth- 'lions and William Hunter for th.- (‘il-
ers "E making 0“ the other “M9 Ibert tit llcnnctt \lanufacturinz tom-
must be ignorant of the suffering and i an
ta.cr.ilc.c our on men have made and ~ Howard 3. ncrlict’
are now still further randy to make” in th- United 5mm, Mm) was m,
l'fl'd above! all “"9"“ °i the un- hand with his :otnrrttlc. l‘urkcr llel'.
I'doubted fact that whatever We may b,“ be w“ no ,'
a!" "M w'" b‘ 3' "“MW “"9"“ Other manufacturing corporationt
’M "h“ V“ M" be "m" b 9‘" " of the city were represented prac-
this “" I. lost ‘° me cause “ World: tically all being represented
MOW. H mm” “"4 . The utanufudurers committcc cm-
Rl'Mmm ' fainted of M. N Muy.ehoff chairman:
00'" Sneakers lWilllam ll. Ahrens. Fletcher ll. Moni-
thn J Cavanagh 0' "‘9- CM‘“ ‘ winery. William Hunter and Morton
Knapp Company, talked along the it. 3160.“,an
lines of enthusiasm and urged con- _ ._.____
tinned Mort. Frederick Quintnrd of
the C. S. Trowbrldge Company was PLAN TO“
pleased at the‘ pronpectr. of the work . WOMEN VISITING
among the manufacturer: and Flet~‘ AT C AMP DEVENSl
cher H, Montgomery echoed the semi-
ments of the previous sp \tlc'ers. '
John R. Prisseli of the Rockinchalr
Corporation stat ed th t thn Frenlnzctt
at that factory would not sit back
hm would show plenty of ginger and
do their share Christian Swurts was
satisfied that matters were progrczs-
tContinucd From Page One)
at) to find their friends. some onc bow
ling dclcgntt-tl It) nut-2t the train they
come in on and escort them to their
destination. Th .i work is being taken
up in conjunction with the New Eng-
camclwaik Loch l’ompuny .Ittutcd that him
Among those at the speltlttrs tablfi
Lat c (‘orpurt't- ,
a local boy who it
called upon to remark ‘
Charles 1‘. Dlmmtd of the P. 5. G.
ICorret factory stated that every ef-
fort woutul be made to have the bond
1 success and that energetic work
would bet order.
Iand’Travc-lcrs' Aid Society.
The plan ht to have a tonal trav-
olcrs' aid committee formed in each
of thc towns in the state. Those com-
Parker
Company stationed at Fort Terry
stated that the xoldiers at the fort
,were doing their share and expected
to do still more whrn they went
across its thought it no more their
fair that those whb were privileged
to remain at home should do theirs:
by Win the hands of the sol-‘
dlers through the purchase of Liber-
y.bonds .
t"Morton R. leCeeslend of the Nora.
mm m
it. a member of the Sixth ,
'tc visit there.
millet-e will act as a means of corn- I'
mun 'catinn between the camu‘ at Aye r
and the» girl: and women who expect
As soon as the com-
mittees are named they will get to-
.getth' and elect a chairman whom
name is to he Publltihefl in local pn-
i peril of the diftervnt towm.
When A woman is planning to go
to the camp to see her son or brother
or friend. she will be cxpccted to
write to the chairman of the com,
town In her town. Th:- committoc .
in this town will then’ recurs boardo
)IIK sad troont doeonrmo'detionsilbr
athe wonrs’a. :1 will so: the its?
muse (It I!“ ll .9
mini N to 43..»
_._....
In making these prepac‘ufions, II
is tIx'm-tcd that women will be en-
couraged to go to Aye-r to visit th-.
int-n in ti: (:ttttps, and it in r..»..zl:
that it will be (‘t‘llf‘clt’illy "Jimmie for
u'ottictt ’u'ltosc knowledge of trots-'-
ing is not very extensive to have all
these planrt ready so that she can
,1»! to the camp and find thI r..-w...
titt- wants to see with littlc tll‘,lll)
Itroublc. Mrs. Edward" 0, Pet-rill
chairman of the looal trawler“
committee.
I’-
ill"
——GREAT BARGAINS IN FRESH
. CAUGHT FISH
5 lbs. frost fish 2:33; .3 lbs. col Hall
"'2 5 lbs. "at firth :35“..- .’*. lbs \vrnk
fish 250. Also orders taken for lino
:ncn tomatoes. Abovc price; are pa:
itlrely for Thursday only, at. the wt»
l-urn. cornm- nl’“'il.~‘lllnt an: and Water
streets, front 2 to r p. m.
l‘loorwulkcr—lturry out,
Tho s‘ore's allrt-Z
' Airs. ll:it'gariit+~0h. it it? Tin-n rtr
jun: wait for tho ili'u sci-“.Irllotf‘cfl
_ transcript.
madam!
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itrusts ill ,
i WOMAN’S lllE
:Change Safely Passed by
lTalsing Lydia E. P'rnkham’ 3
Vegetable Compound.
l
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l Wagoner, Okla."”l never getv tired
of protein L dis E. Pinkhem s Vege-
g , tab] 0 Com
because f(prion;
Chang e of Life
two
years and held two
0 rations. but. all
doctor” and op-
erations me no
and I would
ve been in my
grave today had it
mtbeen for Lydia
wasmbod
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