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WEATHER FORECAST.
[recast tor Norwalk and vicinity:
tonight; Thursday fair and
r. Warninm. for hi gh winds ale
yed along the coast A w-rll
storm is central this morning
Washington. U C. it is causing
ral rains and hi, h winds along
coast from \‘i #1153 iii Massachu—
’Sevrrnl pines rcport more
an inch or rain during the Jast
ty-i’onr hours. Pleasant weather
all: in the crntral and western ‘
cta, The. temperature- is low for
season in the southern districts.
lug tempera LTPS were reported
or south as Memphis, Tenn. The
paralure was lower in New 0r
, La, than it was in New Haven.
rm A YEAR AGO 1'0-
. DAY.
temperature: lligil, ill; low,
Fair.
Ely News!
monthly meeting of the Bar-
' union will be held this evening.
orb is being rushed on Donnelly's '
Vlctrola Dcpartmpnt and‘it no
_ now that it will be ready for
lug a Week from this Friday.
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J I : hung urged hy every official of the Government.
i l .True‘ economy does not consist of doing without things.
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y not use one of our Hallowe' en
heon sets for your ilallowe' on
y? We also have a good line 0!
rs and decorations. Donnelly' a,
th Main street. i
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pecial meeting of Star oi Columbial
lo has been called by Chic! Com-I
Julia M. Grillln tor Thursday
in: of this week at 7: 30 oclock
a home of the Financial Secretary,
. M. J. Howard, Elmcrest Terrace.
actionon the advisability of,
purchasé ot 11 Liberty bond. i
new feature in knitting has been
overed by a young human male
her seventh sweater She purls
stitches over the shoulder, malt-1
the sweater tit neuter and clos-
d adding a distinctive touch to
garment. The purling is about
and a halt wide,
ployea of the M. N. Mayhhoil,
11y, of Mel-win street, have dilly
their patriotism more in ac—
than in words, and have taken
$27,000 worth of Liberty Bonds
the present campaign Prac'
lly every employer in the factory
purchased a bond, thus pstabllah—
a record of which both they them-
es, and the company may well be
Don't forget that you can have
atvlo of Victrola from $15 to 8300
our easy pavment plan. We carry
finishes so that you can easily
oh your inmlture. Come in and let
demonstrate those machines to
. Donnellv's, 16 South Main street.
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Silliflll 111011 COLD
a Cold cw Endoscold
or GI-lppa in a for Hours
our'cold will break an all grim
‘ and alter taking a dose or
s Cold Compound” ovary two
until three doses as taken.
l311's. Madeleine 8. Rogers died at
'ILI' homo» 47 Elmnood avenue, yrs-
'etday .Iitvrnoon ol pneumonia at me The Following Persons Are
our of oighlv vat-alts The funeral “1111
take place from her late home at‘
11:30 o'clock Friday morning The but"
11.11- 1721» O‘Neill. James P. '
bill—4'30: mutton. Thomas 141.
L it does consist of getting sensible and worthy things, of getting full service from
,Truest economy is won by getting» those things at less than usual price. That
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Here are staple black silks and staple black woolen dress goods right from the store’ 5
1111111231.? :33“? ElllEll INTI] lilE UNITED STATES SERVIL‘Eia is m Wm” w 515.11....
regula r stock and less than regular prices.
Not ExemptedorDischal-god: ‘: There are hundreds of yards. There are several weaves. There are a number
Noroton. llill’ll'll, (Yonn.
’33 000-119 mm of ’9 800 was 0"" Miss Gertrude Saulter. of 62 Mea-
'9°l°d 9’9”” to "5“?"33" catn- dow street was sdmited today
poign. and the scouts now have t0 _...-_.
""l'c only 371200 to reach the mark °f A dance will be given at tho Nor~
’05 000 towards WW" m" have been walk Armory Monday evening, Octo
worluw l“ this second ”he", Loan her 29th by Ferdinando Brass nine
”mWW‘ piece orchestra, under auspices of 2nd
The work of the local boy scouts in Norwalk 0 H. G.
the prnscnt campaign has been mas
viii-cont All of the 11m the labored The meeting of the Matinee Whlat
, will mat an'ormlnation‘lo ”W“ the Club, which was to be held tomorrow
saln oi bonds, and thclr efforts have afternoon at the home 0! Mrs. George
" '3' M" "m“ ”11" ”m Fools, will not be hold then because
There romalnn but time and a ball of the postponed Liberty Bond my.
da'. .1 for the bow to rearh the 350,000 ado.
mark and at the unseat time it look! '
'3 it they will pass that anlount. ‘ m hue hamper. on'the front of
- ._ --...-—-——. 'm. m Assembly Hall molding. 1111.1
CHANCE To GET LIBERTY BOND "mung the Fireman's Fair was torn
In order to make it more interesting loco by 111. wind this morning, and for
for the man or wourln who has 850 . 1" mm“ M a vary-hurl!
1 NUTMEG CLUB DJSB..AN03.
At a meeting of the Nutmeg Club, l
held last evening in the clubrooms in
tho Colburn building, the members vot- !
diately. The main reason for this no i
of Seasonable weights. There are none but fashionable evepcorrect weaves.
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“‘htslnulSl-I NOW” : . ' Here they are, briefly listed. The regular price given is the regular Howland
. price—and Howland prices have been based upon savings made through purchasing long
ial will take place in W oodlawn come-y mu» 51:11 Dnggy, Richard s. 249 (lrhor'o 51., Him. N. V.
[87, V. Y., .113 oclock Friday amp; 111115—179 Poppos, (lvorrw C. 21111'115111111211111 s1- South Norwuik a o. Toda value of each fabric here listed is actual] greater than the re lar rice
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noon , , 10131—2151. Turner, (‘llarloa ll. 19 lloyt rt, Norwalk. ('onn. ll l3 1-“
_ ' ‘ ‘l Hill—1933 Ricciu. Luciano :itt ("lmpol SL, Norwulk, Conn. as CCll . W . 1 .1. o
, , lilBl--2il6-i Merritt, 11mm R. 21-. Main $1.:Now Cannon 1
(11 “9 P‘df'; “sing”! 50““? '0‘, 1025—- 410 Carroll, James a. . 51 Spring St. ,
, 1 ace arla me as even ng or' lulu—w 2'99 liritto. Harry l’onua Ava, NOI‘Wlilk, ("onn. '
rr-aular businnas at the parish 1101139,} 11146" 19 Adams, Lewis 1L. Jr. 26 Maple street, Norwulk. Conn. SlLKS .DRESS GOODS
L at Martin the Volunteer Circlrl 1048—2321 Tobey. i‘red (I. Taylmwnuo. Norwalk, ("can
of :ll’lflfl Daughters ol the NON-311; 1059~-1180 Kelley. James M. 7 Seaside Place. Norwalk. Conn. 1 CW0“ “He“, 36 ind' Vein” sldso and Frend‘ MIC, 42 inch, ”(“1” ‘1 H3941 19
' 1066- 2692 Shaw, Godfrey (‘annodala Conn. 2——
grethogist Simon? 12:? 111: him of 11172 .1171 Lumn Trygave M Norotou, Conn. - j l ‘1' 25 m ‘1 '65 48-inch French serge, regular 31 ”55-41 39
rs ovcrc s or an s an scusso 105‘)“ 96‘ Axon; 5111125119 Union atreet, Norwalk, Conn.
(a muting matters, “(5cm hour was 10974303 Germnmam’xfié :fi Norman 1121511111; Durien. l Mussline, yard wide, regular 31.50—31.25 Poplim, 42 and 44 inch, regular $1.25 and
had alter the regular meeting. 1 , - ~~——— ._ —~ »~ — —- A, . - 1 5.? M ”(I ll! $1 75 and $2 25 $1. 65- $1.10 Ind 31- 39
The \V nman'a Guild of Grace Par- terest. Saunaluck, by the Ludrrs. Marine‘ 1“, WI e, regu l I 5 Cfepe poplin, 52 inches wide [01“]. $1.75
sh is holding its meeting at the Par- Everybody please lump in, do your Construction Company. of Stamford.’ 3 '45 ‘1' 7 ”A $2 _ $1 45 and $165
1.1, Home 11113 afternoon. inn, and 1111111 a fifty dollar bond to according to a notice in the SeptemV P do So 36 ch wide textual..- $1 40
E -~—-—--—-—-—- fcover Mr. Gallaher‘s five thousand ber issue at “Yachting." l a“ le’ m a l. l 5 Sarge and gabardlne, 54 inch, regular 33—.-
aov scours soosr sunscmr- dollar otter, and thus you will 1111 119111 - ~ w ' ; Ind $235“ $ 25”“! 3 7 $2.50
. nous dug the government to get an addition? A regular meeting of Sherman, . , , . .
By securing ‘33 00i) yesterday in al ten thousand dollar subscription Council, Royal Arcanum. was 11.31111 F‘ine, yard Wide, regular $225- ‘l.75 Chiffon broadclgllrs" flinch, regular $3.50
with no risk or inconvenience to your- last. night, and routine business was, ' ’ "
their driv'e to the :50, 000 mark the 5,.“ transacted ' A, mg dose of the "8.: Crepe de chine, 40 inches wide, regular $250
I?" Sicilian“ 112"be 113;: toasted —— ... -._~__. {ular meetlng a social time was enjoy-1 ‘1 65-“ 31- 39 » Panama, 44 and 54 inch, regular $1.25 and
er 1 e y n u so 0 8 up HOSPITAL "ores wed .ln a hotly contested game oi car- _ 1.50— " ’ ‘1 "Id $125
to 842.800. ‘ ‘ Mrs Margaret )ialonin, of. 5 11 out pet howlni 5,3 Blue" team handed a1 CI?!” Meteor, 40 inch, ”Kill! 52-— $165 $
The scouts called on live lnnmlre‘1 Main street, ms discharged restar- i'Red" aggregation a. beating Refresh‘i Crepe Charmeuse, 40 inches wide, regular Sflk-and-wool crepe and 1111111111,qu $2
and sixty-eight people yesterday. and day. 'menta were served later in the even. .250_ $2 and $2 50—. $1 50 “d $1.75
secured seventy subscriptions, which Mrs Margaret Lamar, of 43 \an lug ' l
amountfll in all to the grand total of Zant stree" was ndmlled yesferday ! 1 I . Third "00f ‘
«1.11.1... unwound”; . If you had rather get interest than
lion is, that seventeen members of tho- .
club are now serving their country 0
either on land or sea. It was also vot- Pay taxes.
ed last night, to pay all outstanding
bills of the club. With the money
which is leftover, boxes willbemade; If you had rather lend to your own
no and sent to each individual mom-7
bar or the organization who is 116va
"W“ N atlon than g1vc to Gorman 1; ‘ \
The Nutmeg Club, toundod a number;
or years ago, has always been one oi.
the most popular organizations in the
to] in overythhlx which it undertook.
taro-rib oars- cloned-v nor «1111111 could be subscribed to tho u- mcmm olov-ttoripilsell ”ml in. spirit or patriotism was strong
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scriptions or 350 each providinghow- or tbs Wolds Headquarters in Wall
«or, that these 1001mm are “not milppol down bytho wiadl
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enlisted immediately, in some
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