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LIBERTY PARADE
lSUNDER-WAY
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Five Band- to Play.
Five bands will turntlh music, to—
gether with two Me and drum corps.
the American band 01 this city, Wheels
or I: Wilsons of Bridgeport and the
Olympic band at the hark City and the
Carney and American bands of Stain»
- . lord will be on hand, together with the.
Maple Fire and Drum Corps of Stem
Bil, ‘ I'm” 30” lord and the Rowayton Fife and Drum:
m LIBERTY 30m Corps of this city. There will be morei
music at the Liberty Loan parties.- in:
r . l this city today than at any other deme‘s
v.39. onstration yet held. and that is saying;
:2} g much. Every man, woman and child in ;
the city is expected to be out and par- 3
ticipatc in the event thinafteruoon. l
JOSEPH DAVIS ,j Everything Closed. . f
'5 Washington Slice! f it is sincerely hoped that New n
m will be closed this afternoon durin !
-~W~~ ,._--.._--. the. parade hours, ecept the banks. TheI
WEATHER FORECAST- banks will remain open during the par-E
,, f N 1k d i , it . ade and after the demonstration until!
precast or orwa an vctn y. I} o'clock this evening for the purpose!
l? and lame what colder tonight
it Friday. Warnings for high winds
. displayed along the coast. The
ml which passed over this section
sterday is now pausing out the St.
wrence Valley. it caused high winds
d heavy rain in the eastern portion
the Lake region and along the At-
tic coast from Virginia to Maine.
other disturbance of considerable
orgy in central over Texas. it is
uringt unsettled weather with slow-
rising' temperature between then
i lty Mountains and the Mississippi
of receiving subpcriptions. Merchants:
of the city have arranged to have a:
float in the parade. I
Liberty Loan News.
The executive committee will hold t.‘
meeting tomorrow afternoon at ll
o‘clock at headquarters, Wall street, at l
which preparations will he made iorl
the final day's drive. This meeting:
was scheduled to be. he! dtoday, but;
was postponed, on account of the'
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Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock
er, Freezing temperatures are re- there Wm he a flag raising and demon-1
ed along the northern border HU‘atiorr at the NorWalk Tire & Rubber;
- . Montana to Michigan. The tem- CompanY's factory in Winntpauk. May-i
future continues low in the south- or Jeremiah Donovan will spell,” Oltli
. districts. It was eight degrees Glory will he flung to the breezMnd 3!,
lder in Montgdmery. Ala, this morn- Service. flag, with 26 stars signliylngé
. than it “:33 in New haven. the number of men in service. will but,
raised. . l
. THEE A YEAR AGO TO-l scout. and soldiers. 1
DAY. ‘, Boy Scouts and soldiers have done .
62; low, good work during the past few days.‘.‘
Temperature :1 High,
, Rain. ' ,
j Terry to assist in the work in this city
have been visiting local.tsctories and}
. places of business, and the Boy Scoutsi
y 6 WS have been very active. and both have,
5 been most successtul in the obtaining?
L n... of subscriptions tor the loan. > 1
The scouts and soldiers will partlch!
Dr, Carl A' linrstrom was the speak: pate in the. parade this afternoon. N0;
last night on “The “her” 1‘0“" change has been made in the arranger 5
both local theatres. ments.‘ Everything will be carried4
" . through as planned for yesterday wit‘.
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The Rector's Helpers of Grace Par the speaking and the singing on the;
meet this afternoon With Mrs. Norwalk Green as the closing feature?
thn Hall, Broad filter at 3. . . l
. oi the demonstrtlon.
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Superintendent's Speech.
Dr. J. Milton (‘oburn, chairman oi‘
the board ol‘ education, requested.
school principals nnd head teachers a
iew days ago to have an address by
A special meeting 55 to he held this Superintendent of Schools George VII
suing by Star of Columbia Cicle at Buchanan read in oil or the rooms in;
.-. home of Mrs, M J. Howard, the the local schools. The article of thel
uancial secretary, for the purpose of Willi“
.. .idering the advisability of the 90m! and helped develop a deeper in-‘
. chase of :1 Liberty Bond by the terest among parents in the import l
. lo, ance of the-taking of.l.iberty Bonds.’
" . Boy readers gave the superlntcndent's‘
-—-Palace Theatre todav anti tomor- remarks to the remainder of the pu-,
w and Saturday. vaudeville ano'plis. i
I he Retreat of the Germans." This it has become necessary for our gov- j
cture will be shown only at 3 and eminent to spend many millions of doll
o'clock/daily. ' lars because of the world war," saidl
, Mr. Buchanan. “iiundreds oi thou»;
Sergt. ”Cal" Miller of the U. 8. Na- ands of our young men are nowin,
~ al Army at Camp Devens, Ayer, .training for service as soldiers. Sever» i
ass., was in town Saturday. “Cal" a] millions of them must be equippcdi
as granted only ‘28 hours leave and tor duty on the field of battle. You?
- was a busy soldier while here, call- and i cannot take up arms in deienscl
g on his friends and attending to fifty or our country; we are not of the. age}
or things. "Life at the camp must which enables us to offer] our live; as l
. ee with Cal, for he has gained tli- our young men are doing; but we may .
11 pounds in the last' couple of all share the common burden of war in l
unths and has no complaint to make some way. . . .
ainst the “grub" served. Sergt. Mil» “We are all delighted with the on l
does not expect to go "over there," e'rgy and patriotism of our Boy Scouts,’
til spring. but in these times one can who are doing so much to encourage
~vcr tell what will happen on the the buyingm! Liberty Honda to aid our ,
arrow. He said there have been one government; and with our girls who'.
d two companies leaving the‘camp are making articles ct use and com .
most every day and there is no tel- fort for our soldiers who have leftl
a 3 when his company will be ordered their homes and friends to protectlour
quit the camp. “Sal" ”id the 0rd?! country from the deadly enemy.
not come too quickly for him and “Bach boy and girl can give encour-
re are several thousands at the agement to the gdod cause and most of '
‘ 9 Who 'It'e of the same spirit. They you can find a way to buy at Liberty l
Reports from Rev. William G. Glmn
dlcate that his recovery is not as
pid as his many friends in South
-rwallt denture.
'- setting noxious to Set 50111! and Bond and in this way help our govern- - ,
their hand against Bill's men. men: to raiae the money it needs for
’ the war. Thousands of [American chil-
paynrents and this investment on your;
. ‘ About “New heorl '
one P “I." portant advantages. it will show and
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W. Goal.
Wednesday, Oct. :4, III!-
oarade. ' I
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The soldiers who arrived from For“ _
warmth and l)i;‘::tl5l}" suits of clever style and fine
ntendent was brief and to thel.
way. Bonds may be gotten on easy gm, ,
0" part will bring to you at least threehrt libertine in The ”mm“
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. Sale of w , V'
- Coats
Suits
Dresses
And here are hundreds and hundre
able price.
These new prices are here compared with Old. Thos
yTwenty-five of thiity dollars Worth old are the prices right here and right up to now.
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Can u, w ,
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Yes; chance to buy black silks and black dress goods at
less than regular price. .
If there is One staple among silks and dress g
black.
There is always demand for it. ’Tis always good style.
T here is no fashion (hardly) that cannot be made up i
black silk or fine black woolen. .
oods, it is j
rim
d5 of yards at not-
They:
each t] me. places—for we bought long ago when wholesale prices were
As the Autumn days speed by and Winter’s cold
draws near, here comes a special offering of Winter
attire for women. , ‘
Dresses of beautiful models, coats with wondrous
material, ., ,v , . ,
' each. heretofhrc $25 to $30"- $22.50 ,
, COATS § , f sofrs Dusssss
’tll the mortal: colors and‘Every suit which up to now ‘ Beautiful evening and after
deep black. ‘ ' hat. been $25 to $30.. Black noon dunes of silk. ,
' (1 rich n3 .nd Fine dresses 0f serge.
All the worthy durghle fabrics ‘ amt: an vy . . “
’ncluding chm!“ and broad- {browns and tons. “$313513? combinations of
"‘0'!" Excellent serge: and fine wool Many delightful shades and
Belted and 300,, ”Mi uml- poplin: and budmme bro“- lll the new handsome It’ll“.
aged “,2“. . . ‘ cloths. ’ ~ - Taffeta, satin, Georgette
' » ' x p and crepe cle chine; Serge;
”32.311 or will htnds’ome tritm Smart sly!“ mflkfll by .01" either alone «combined with
ring: of plush or for. pert tailoring. ‘ silk. . ‘
DOZCIIS .llltlthZBnS of pieces, every seasonablc and taste— $22 50 ‘
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iul color and combination, all extrajvaluc at '
Oil Sale Thursday morning, continuing 3_days.
- , “.1.-. ,_.. . 1mm. , . . ,7....
$1.50 and $2—
Messuline, yard wide, regular “.50
Pratt dc Solo. 36 inches wide. regu-
regulur $1.6”—
rogulur 32.50-—
Finally—to be sold at :1 spatial price.
15 $2.50; but price is only ’
were even less than prices for similar qualities in many
less. See how much those prices have dropped in this sale!
SILKS. Dill-SSS GOODS.
36 inch, regular i‘renvh serge, 42 inch, regular-
smr) and $1.55 star,- or.»
'lfirll’lt’ll Fremh serge, regular $1.65
$1.25 -- . $1.39
Satin, yard wide, regular $1.75 and i’oplins, '42 and 44 inch, regular “
" "5——— $1.45 and ‘l.75 $1.35 and $l.'J-‘lr- “.10 illld ’l.3’ .
lar $1.40 and 32335... $1.25 and ".75 int $1.75 and {2“ 81.4.") and sum
it‘aille, yard-wide, regular 3.3.3:,” fierce and gullartline, .34 inch. rem -
. ”.75 lur $8—— $2.50
('repe de chine, 40 inches wtde, t'hirton broadcloth. 5i inch, regular
“.39 $3.50~ $2.50
Crepe Meteor, it) int-h, regular :2 Panama. 44 and 3‘ inch. rrltultzt'
$1.65 $1.35 and “Jul-in: 8| and $1.25
t‘repe (“‘ltartnettse, 40 inches wide. Silk-antlm-rml crepe and poplin,
2t‘rgulur $2 and $2.30—-$l.-')0 and ”.75
Third Ilturr, ' ”""
. Dutch ,stylc .
MitquiSCtte curtain"
special price '
‘ A murqttisettesofinelyntcrt‘erised that it has the feel i
and the gleam of silk to :1 great degree.
T hen made up into curtains with silk hemstitching and p
trimmed with laces that are Wondrous-clever copies of Cluny
and antique patterns.
,Aud finished with thcquztint and effective Dutch :
$1.75
'rlllf‘ll llv'nr'.
ls your'pairiotism more than
skin deep?
' Are you. willing to do your:
share; to help the boys who
are actually fighting?
If you are; Buy at Liberty
Bond Now.’ ‘ ..
THE" HOWLANo DRY GOODS COMPANY
. . plies or cool will be withieil. Th l
_ I 10 PER CENT. 0F COAL power of requisition may lle lexercztf-l
’ mm--. ed and ti." private stocks distributed?
"0 Mng RHEUMAHSM tit-en are investing their savings in this; noon to m; lectures on the NorwuthARFIELD To TAKE Jorlty oi cases pro‘bably tutors sup“ ‘
For Gore, lnflamd Joints and
' Muscles
"your uncles and oints a. m will make a sale and payinginvvatn
ment and third, it will develop in you
.. . . and swollen, and keep you real-
: «wormmmuaun . Mflmlpulml.
bottle.
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‘ No‘ man can do lit-“best when not.
phlo,gotoyour ammonia filly; 1:11:03: :tbxuztlxxnfnwm tartar mm “dime" ”mum fifiilmilficxil‘liy‘l‘: .‘if:,‘,"fi.‘: ‘2: died yesterday in the ofllcc of the
.; nut a'bgttlo ot ' Neutral» '1 mm that “n M" “6 am at pains. swollen Joints. sore muscles or' rmuiretl diversion to other localities
. L ‘2',“ “I Norwalk ‘1" encourage "W IIIMHP' to“. 0'. bk. 8. 33;; 1:334 The imul'lumed co“
f . H. Stone. «0 N. 2d St. Reading Pl i" n I" “I not by the gov- “minim 'ucorpor' ,
and Ital-lilo! will "5‘ u” l“ mm" 3“" M “m many writes: "l contracted, a most sever; moment. I I store an‘gimonn'wgreomm mun. ‘ Her?
.I the [uni-3‘ of yoga” m health. than learn oneoithelmpofluntlume , ’
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‘ . tel—Ody don M Ma. .sid museum ‘ ‘ l” ‘ ”I“ . filed.
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bc met by the demand of the fuel ad- A, certificate of incorporstlon was
Roman at Stole {or the Crystal
cleansing. Dying and Pressing Works.
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The contentment! noun or» or. mm m Bertha Green. The new
war a- ” Works, with;
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uranium ritual"
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are pun-lbw if you will wear I autumn] contracted
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For real value .
Norwalk Chronicler