66?
Work
- there'seotmuehpoetryintheg
.1—Mbusinesstbesedays. Here’s;
abhotprose:
Welilnitonrsalesbeeanseooal
isseesee. Wearedoingourvery
besttoplsceourcoalwhereitis
.» Is. A certain party who generally
~ buys by the single bushel had four
tons put in a short time ago. He
now comes for another ton.uKnowr
in: that he is Well supplied we do
noteereto sell himany moreat
present. Whereupon he turns
the vials of his wrath upon us and,
as a parting wo‘rd: “I hope you'll
have a death in the family."
Can you beat it?
THE
diliiég
Elia“ tolerate:
_ THE
MERRILL
~llliSlllESS COLLEGE -
(toilets Post Graduate
Courses ior those
who wish to quality
ior special or higher;
positions.
Merrill Business
South Norwalk . 1
Stamford. Port Chester 5
5 mi
Barker Motor Wagon
Equal to the Best and Costsf
but Little More .i’llan the:
Cheapest. ?
THE BARKER FACTORY
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We are proud of every Ameri-
can for the success of the Lib-
erty Loan.
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We are also proud of The
Irounsbury, Mathewson
BETTER QUALITY SHOES
. For the Particular Woman
There's a distinctiveness in
good shoes.
ElWooddtGiover
’ 122 Vladtington Street
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Lastsprinxyouwceargedtobuyinsdvanatoryourre-
quirements. A great many oi you did not, probably to you
regret. Wewishtoinpressaponyouths importance oi piecingt
yourordersnowloryourneedsforthisyoar. Doywdclbt
. a further advance? Demand from the Government, Labor,
Transportation are {actors that will work against any Melina in
building material, particularly when we remember that our
armies have just started to draw upon our supplies.
Give your orders now and we "" protect you against ad-
The Hatch t": Bailey
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or m tutu:
of Parcel Posh—First Class
Increase Postage.
0n and after November 1. acllange
“I’ll“? sier- o! parcels which may be
rh'uwd by paiccl post to widen in
iv'iancc will take placc. The increase
in postar' on all first class mail takes
«fit-ct November 3.
Prom-h railways will not carry liiail
packages in excess ut‘ set‘cn pounds
now. and it has thus become necta-
sat'y for thc ll. rt. postal service to
tcftuw to aicrpi anything m-‘r that,
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usmrv 30an
Taken in payments on Coats,
Suits and DreSSes at the
CLOAKS ‘ge P AKRIS MlLLlNERY
33 So. Alain St. S0. Norwalk
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Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St, 30. Norwalk '
Phone 410. Prompt Auto Delivery.
19 Main St., Norwalk. Phone 388.
Economy Store, 40 Van Zandt St., East Norwalk
COFFEE TEA
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. Oolong, nixed and nglish
Very Best .
24c lb. 33%? ,
300d 005“ India and‘ Ceylon
190 lb. 456 1b.
Maiesiic Dullerine - - 29c lb
Tuesday: Specials
25c Ill
75: pair
, Sirloin and Porterhouse Steak
Large Squab
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
39 Main St.
Norwalk.
as Washington St.
South Norwalk
_ SPECIALS
Butter, Finest Creamery, per lb. . . .I ...................... 48c
Live Oak Buckwheat, a package ...... . . . . . .............. 26c
Karo Syrup, a can ..................................... 13c
StandardKerosene Oil, a gallon ......................... 10c
Try Our Fresh Roasted 21c Cotl'ee
A. STULL ,
as Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
sow, mm": l Free Delivery
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Sienographers and i ' .
- ' i Gold Medal Brand, bag $1.75, barrel. . . . . ... .......... $14.00
Booueepers ! ’ ' Jones Snperlative, bag 81.80, barrel .................... $14.40
1 Cannot do good won, with pm 3 Pilisbury’s 3m Xxxx Flour, bag slss, barrel. .. ....... 314.75
vision ‘ l Very Best Creamery Butter, Beckmatm Quality, lb. ........ 49¢
. . , 3 Imperial Marrow Beans, line tor baking, lb. .............. 15c
_ A m“ ‘° W“ m‘ “"11 m it Fresh Crisp Graham Wafers, 18c value, lb. ........ . . . . .. . .1sc
1sz you as to the condition of I Mange Blend cotter, 30c grade, is. ............ . ....... 25c
3°“ “W . TheBeet olEverythingtoEat and Bring willbe round here
Ourglasses runaslowas$2.50 , . ‘
“M ’ A F B km 8: C “
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THAMER ; s: s as Washington St. Phone 1405
“m M 'r W :W
Dentists, Optometrists, Opticians. ; —- . .
81 Atlantic Sq. Stamford. Conn. l . ' .‘ .
~ ..... W. .. .. Advertise inthe Sentinel
fr
Fresh Goods '
' and
. :umutm iupon llt’lil‘td’y
'ulto-r Nm‘etnbrr
weight for delivcry to soldiers in
Prancr. 'riic lormcr limit was twen-
t'ustoms du-lafaiions are not re-
Mll'll parcels. it is an-
ntiunccd in thc built-tin of tilt-- postal
tr‘purtmcnt l’H'ulvrd by I’osiynastpr
.lalm's Ir; t'uit‘. "it has been brought
to thc it‘lt'lllitlli of the dtpartmt-nt
firm in many cam-H." Hays tltc built--
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estimates for a single window or
accurately fitted. ‘
tin. ":tndt‘l'." have been required
His addlvsscd to nieiuhcrs of lhe‘
Aiiltllfflll ilstmiitionury Fort-cs inl
From-iv I'tlr'illiiinii‘ls are tltcrcfore,
llulllll'tl that W) customs declarationsI
2.1" l't'illiil‘r'll for such parcels.
increased Postage.
'i'hc (‘Ilu’ll ill postal lillt‘h‘ for first
Ilia» ttzaii utii itfll‘i‘l practically ch,
vrt “Trial in thc t'Ollliiiliilll)’. The;
I::c.--;i.«-r! rows iirtotm- cl'lr-i-tiw Nnr'
t . , I
\oirut‘l _. ltiillfllily ilic mcrcaisc
ii. one that a lcttwr name ott‘ of tho;
city \Hll cost titrcc culls instead of.
tun ,and 4 pthtai two c: nus lllHit‘iidufT
unc. Fut'tlinr dclutlr-d instructions
l‘lillt’Pl‘IlinE titc inert-um- ;lrc givcn tn
:ttpplcm'fnlat)’ mhlcc trout tlic ptmni
'-iicp.'lrttlr.'nt t'ccciwd by i'osttmtstcr
Furl. It says:
lrltt-ts llnd iillli‘l' lll‘Hl't‘liiii-l mill»
['1‘ (viicvpt drnji lt‘llt'i‘» and postal
iiiltl pnr't cards) “I” be subjrct to pos-
littzv lit :in- rutc ol' throw roots {or
Hit‘li ounce or fraction llll’i‘1’f. which
should be full) prcpnid. if less than
'illrr cults l5 promiid on a lcttrr or
oliwr ilrld'l'lllml mattcr. it shall lm
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:‘ rctttrnvd to tho St'lllh‘". it knoWn. tor
1 lhc deficit-m panther,
is not known, it
it tho htnlll’l‘:
shall hi- pv.\iald at l
in- ratcti with rim
and dispatchcd l'r
cullu-ction ul tire
to tlii- ndq
least two cv-ntn.
dciicivtu porztlur
ila‘ tlcstimititm for
drcsscc.
'i'iw i'iill‘ on drop idiots on and
:3. liliT. Mil be two
ccms an ouuw or traction of an
(ttlncc. This implicit to all l-‘ilv's
ntaiicd tor doliicry by tlp- city. rural
or other t‘r’l'i‘lo'l'h of such ottiu-, Tim
iwoctnt tlt'opvlcllcr !'.lle‘ tilt-l) uppiics
to olliccs which inno- no iri-u tlcllV'i‘)
sr-tl'icc. .
.lii pmml curds. whi-titct‘ lltcyx‘bcar
u‘rittcn muslincs or nrc cutirciyin
print. litlir'i lic prcpuid two ct nit-t catch
tiny-plow the OnP‘t'H'll VIDOHli-i‘
.czu'ds. bruritlt: wriltcn utcsrtagcs. will,
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. requircd from now on
' football
:dztmp attract] to tin-m in addition to
Ihv ont-vccnt slump lntprcsscd on such
curds. ..
'l'ost cards, or [il‘il'flll' mailing
cards. hvs'at'in: written mcssukcs. will
also be subjch to tho twrrcent IN»-
ttlzc catch.
Tim fair of portlacc is not :lt‘lcctcd
on printcd cards bearinc the words
I'post card’ or "private mailing curd' Spoa'n.’ and "Spog’n
which do not bear any writlcu lid"
ditlons unauthorised on third class!
matter by the provilsons of Section.
45:} postal laws and regulations. Such:
printed catds still being subject to
postage at tho third-class rate. i’rint-
rd cards mailed at the thirdciass
rate cannot be forwarded from the:
office of original address in another
post oflicc without a new prppuyntcn' :
CONNECTICUT _
MEN TRIED A'l‘ ‘
CAMP DEVENS.
[continued from First Page)
Wills. In the meantime they will be,
taught to handle all makes of rapid-l
flrm’s so that they will never be at!
a loss what to do it a new Weapon)
falls into their hands in thc trenches,
All or the ollicers and urn will bei
to observci
strictly tlic regulations as to dress. ‘
Thc sevcnth division oi tlhc na~
tionai army at‘ Camp Devenslover-
subscribed the Liberty Loan by more;
than $8 .000 complvrte figures.
showed ton gilt. With the goal set at.
a million dollars the men subscribed:
31.560.700, The winning organism?
lion in tho drive will be announced
later.
Football Practice.
Percy . ilaughlon. Harvard's
conch. look the ,
”evens football squad in hand tdt
day. Following his‘ successful Hy’i'
tom at Harvard be first gave the
men a blackboard drill and outlined;
the course he was going to followi
Tomorrow two clowns will he pick-
cd for. signal drill. hunting and;
scrimmage work. i
Aa‘iisughlon looked over the titty}
splendidly condiiloned athictcs : in'
tb-e squad. he said: "
brad
to l
, llii'lllr-li custom.» ilcl-iut‘a’ions [or par-i
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*iimvard lnlotttilils to it rcoiv‘irss tici
fdrcn whorelebrate this tabled holi-
. stores are showing devices for gamcs
-pln,v attractive table dccorations for
. in: first. opened at Standard, last
(‘anr' , ed to the procedure on the ground
'ject or the town in asking tor the
[a lull for collection by cxfircss com-
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
§ Window Shades to Order
it 'y‘ Are our specialty and we will gladly submit,
ing. Shades for windows of odd shapes and sizes"
All Kinds oi Curtain Materials and Draperies
rm ' as, oer. so, mi.
Hyatt” :
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an entire build-
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last Saturday. .
. Tbs- camp is >liUWlllL' lzt‘cul inn-in:
cst in the ganzr nut Saturday “till;
tho- Boston Nun Yurd [cant at til»?
Harvard Stadium. 'ihis tram coach-r
ed by Lo-u Lilli)", ticltl cum-it ttndcrl
Iiauuh’ozt :it i'atuht'idgc. has ll}
backihld of rail ”rarity calibrc \t‘itii‘
Edd‘v i'hwy. "HEM" Blunt}. and
Tom litmrieht, Hanan-d stars. and
Jackson Council. :it.- r'v-nsatmtmi AN
inrrmioutii liliililr'l‘liiit'l-i. in the How.
Will hr Elldir “Hill, lho- iio'tll‘L‘I-tt)“ni
wild. and other \vcll-knoun colic-go,
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War Not To Affect
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Hallowe’en blunts f
Men’s Suits,
'iConttnued From Page One)
“'rclithnl in a cloud
liflli', «
liiills‘l'
of gray tissuc
Wm.- snaps of orangu t-rcpc
formcd tin :tpprt’ipriutc hacic'
mound for tho aillmut‘llc of sol-Amp
curl», ot‘ broantstickrz struddicd by
viidi-tcd “'lli'lit‘N‘ or of ltuddlcd cuts.
liill'ki‘i .‘ll‘i‘lii‘tl 'Iwnllrtt lull-s and!
L‘latittt: ~)0“. A 2WD! pumpkin m‘»:
cupiul tho rumor of u iiallowc'cn'
tablc itt :motlwr winlow. 0n t‘ilho-l‘
sidl- “Mr-- W‘d\ llitldi‘lr‘ drcsscd in bi
cclornd Dililiaiiltfll‘ nuzl ruilicrt. coyly;
lid-tint: .1 hand ill" crowd of ur~i
chins pressed tuzuinst tho outer glass!
l-‘cslootw oi crinlsttw and gold nu-
ttttiill haves, ltltcrnrttinu with t-icclric
lights. edomcd litiotlu-r slow And
r!
Trouble to Sho
and Look.
' f4 WGE
RoncotiPANY
.Ladtes’ Coats, Tailored
Suits, ' Men’s. Overcoats,
.coats and Suits.
Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes
Good Assortment,
Popular Prites-
Affable Sales People and no»
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Boys’ Over-
lJp-toDaie Styles,
w Goods Come
ncat' lire door {tinged with a knot oi“ "'
latteltinu. pushing.v children. lay it pllof Statcs Gore-turnout or any Sum. gm.
of ‘laimf faces." tlssctlt'dunt h0rn-‘56‘l'nlllf‘nl an- cxcntpt from this tax.
and other mmlsiwr iii" an cv-r-nittlz'AIso, shipments sent without charm?
'wllh lhr‘ spirits. fol commodities used ill the maintain-
OI'BHFP and black 5““th r't‘l'wm'd> ing of railroad or stcamsliip lines are
the» counter lilzhts ol‘ u slort‘ lurlhcr' pxr-mpi,
no Main street- Varinus "Sump". The tax gcenraily speaking is lobe
gems ildOl‘ilHl ti" pa] h of thcscfmmpu'pd 0 nthc chargcs both for
shades. Herc arc a few: ”Spos'n' the; switching, lighted-age. and floating.
witches began to witch and you didn't ; and must {y wrinpd at the 53m"
know ““011 “'0“ W8" Whit-11H lime and with the sumc can- mimic!!-
a uta‘at bis; cd in computing the tnrifl charges.
bunboo reaclwd out his Ions charm The m is to be computed on a ho-
th!“ for )0“ 99097!" RM “Tilllsis of one cent pcr every twvni)‘
“he” team» in tarlit charges. running from
Apparently the war has had little t ”'an (-Pnts to no.
effect upon the sale of these Hal-l
louc'cn trillcs. Store managers rc-1
port that although economy has been?
preached to the people who bu'y. pa-i
tents have i-vidcntly retrained froml
urging this economy upon the chll.
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OVERCOATS
All the Newest Models and Fabrics
for Ken and Young Men
$12.50 to $22.50
The sale of pumpkins. ultl.
matciy convortcd into jack-o'-
l.intcrns. has noticeably incrcaru-r‘
within the last low days, according;
to grocers.
The toy departments
tiny.
of man}
Haliowc'cn pm'tics. Others dis-
ill
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.Copyrtght t iotiltngCo.
Hallowc'en dinnersmpumpkin and 3C N. “Ill! St.“ So. Norwalk
witch-bordered table cloths oi crepe .
paper. table-lamp shadcs or favors.
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CONNECTICUT CO. HAS
CONTINUEDfiEARING 0N
, TRACK RELOCATION
A continued bearing on the appeal
of the Connecticut Company from
the dit-lction and order oi the town
of Stamford tor the relocation of a
single track (mm a side to a center
location. one How street. (or a dis-
tance of about 5.9% feet. was ,held
before thc l’ubitc Utilities Commis.
sion yesterday afternoon. Th5 bear-
Wednesday.
Tim Connecticut Company object-
that it would cost $67,000, The ob
relocation oi lht- track. is for thc
purpose or widening the street to
sixty i'i-et. having a uniform width
thtoguhnut its lcngth. The town
also wishes to repave tlw street.
WAR TAX 0N EXPRESS PARCELS. -
War revenue regulations regarding
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iNative Calves Liver .......... 35c:
iNative Veal from. ....... 20c up
.Loin Lamb Chops ............ 35c.
.Rib Lamb Chops. ............. 32c
Lamb Stew ................. 18c.
$1-4 Cut Lamb ................ 24c,
Round Steak ................ 34c
iPorterhouse Steak ........... 383
Sirloin Steak ..... . ........... 36::
:Hamburg Steak .............. 26::
lBest Quality Beef, Corned Ton— l
3 Elle: ...................... 24c: :
l Full Line in Delicatessen .
t Strictly Fresh Eggs .......... 65c
{Fancy Table Butter .......... 26
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Tel. 583-2
free Delivery
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‘thr are going to have a lei-catl panics tram ihc party who pass "19
team. in one month they ought to , rxpress charses of one cent tor each
let Into the form it lak- h when : twinty cents of express charKPfl 01'
squad .liree months-so attain." l
Associated with Hangman will b:-
Ieixbt other former Harvard player-sq
while Wiener" O'Connor-y [armor
Dartmouth coach will serve as phy-
uic an. and Daniel “Porky" Flynn, a
Boston boxer. as trainer
Many oi the mm already have-
beon' grounded in the rudiments ot=
thé Harvard system of iootbail under
Charles Coolidge. one at Harvard's
famous coda Coolidae coached the
W Brig-db eleven which held the
traction thereof on each express ship
talent trumpet-ted, between points int
the United States has beeuflrccelwd
at tbsl local "melts omens. The ex-
prese company becomes msponsiblo
tor making these war-tax collections
and accounting (or them to the m-
comment.
The test generally speaking is to be
compucted on the charges .both tor
i..lt.' use. Hawaiian island and Alaska, *
but no! the Philippines an! Porto Ri-
co. Shipsdents made by the lined
i Fresh Shoulders . . . .‘ ......... 300
Words 356
‘Legr or spring Lamb ......... aoo‘
Prime Rib Beer ........ 24cto320
' Shoulder of Veal to roast ...... 24¢
93mpofVeal ................ 266
iStew Lamb .............. ‘...200
isu'w Veal .................. zoo
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New York Market
- lei. 35m
lb i 143 minimalist.
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