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wing to the storm yesterday, the.
ple of Trinity Parish did not make
ir collection of magazines and news
. rs, but will do so on Friday.
i he Woman's Guild of Trinity Epis-
'iit thtitx'h Ami appropriated money
the missionary appointment. A
.itber of other matters came up tor
cussion and were-disposed of.
antes Collins. of Ferris avenue. who
terweut serious operation. last
ednestlay at 1hr New York Post
:duate hospital is doing as well as
.. be expected, but is in II very weak
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t it Chapter. No. 52, t). E. 8.. will
d its regular meeting this evening
1: Worthy Grand Matron of Connec
1 will make her official visit, nccont
uled by several of her Associate
and Officers.
2 [din (.‘harlen It. Milne of the Sec.
6 Norwalk company. has sent to
plain William (‘. ('allahnn, of BridgeL
rt, inspector of small arms for the
- rth Provision Regiment. 3 report of
0 scores made by his company at the
nge in South Wilton on Sunday.
--iXIn't forget the masquerade
.ce at Music Hull, bv Ladies' Aux
ry, Mooshheut't Legion, _\\'edn95-
,- evening, Oct. 31st.
governor Holcomb today appointed
rge C. Clark of Plymouth. to be a
rector of the Connecticut State Farm
r Women. to fill the vacancy caused
the resignation of Judge Walter H
rk. of Hartford. the appointment to
. . until July I. 1923.
Tomorrow will be the
nta‘ Day and masses will be held Iit
. Joseph's church at 3:30, 7 and S
'«d mtrsaes will be held at 5:30, 7 flnll
Contestious will be held this after-
. n and cutting and tomorrow Itt’te-r-
utn and evening.
Chester L. Guiles of Ilroad River,
:4 resigned his position as auto truck
met] if) his old trade. that of a ma-
tllllsl. lie is now employed in the as-
nibling room of the Locombbile
orks. llrI‘ogeport. “For the presqtt be
ill commute both ways.
—GREAT RUMMAGE SALE
Real bargains in men's and child-
I block Friday. Saturday and Mon
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$50 and $100
Liberty Dondo
may be left in
our Safe
. DepositVaults
at your risk.
No charge Ifor
1 ing the fuel roaoutcen of Ireland. IWU'L
ihtr-ps that may hate, fat teaching I ell
-. duced motor fuel haw just betn (III-z
‘ latent
" tons in the ensuing decade
' FOP ins-toner-
Iis In the
curs in the coal measures of Leigh
Feast of All
clock. Friday will be All shuts my?
iver with Bishop 8: Lynes and 1‘!“
' standing at nne's work as in cooking,‘
new clothing at the rummage sale for:
new of. Day Nunery, Clifford Ho~'
. ing.
‘ and mttch strain which burdens and
’ lwork than this.
' labove degrees of activity. per
it”
Reduction
430 -------------------- 10 w on! let the death 0! her husband. ms. 0:.
7080 _ .................. 20 per (9111.39,, was 45 years of ate. 'She had
89 ...................... 30 per cent been “5mm ‘rifnds in Bangor inst
England Expects WW” Imoatseon woum
200,000,000 Gallons 3 Yuri
Just as the nar forced the dereiotr “I. 0‘ MW Mabel One 5 0‘ Bridge
ment of the dye industry in this conu— DON “C011"
In it is fixing attention in Great I
( Britain on the development of home aim" Otlttbei 1;, was found in Sebas- year 1,910,.»
motor fuel resources and. according '
ito E.
lSlates consul at
lelpeflel that the total output will be
made to reach
year or twice the amount or gut-lot
lene imported tn tilt at Iltitaiu
lnually before the war.
llaldetnan Dennison
Birmingham.
200 000 000 gallons :1
an- ‘I'
Mr. Dennison
says:
“in addition to plans for develop-
lens upon the supply of hron‘; pro-
ert by the British government ‘I‘heyI
concern petroleum and benzol As ree .
gards the former. a bill has be n in
troduced into Parliament giving the»;
government power to develop the
petroleum resources of this.
country At present the productinnl
of this fuel is a negative quantity,,
though for t
67 tons this du‘ieatriili: to It Inert
ceasing altogethtt Experts at. sat-x
isfi .i tltui. given proper dewloptnent i
wood supplits will bi lapped nintel
signs of the occurrence of etroleutu
exist itt many parts of the clountry.
in Staffotdshire nhit‘ltt
llirntiuuhzttu dis ttitt. it 0c
[On
"The mutt shotutt,> existing in the‘ -
supplI ot' uasolene and its high price
have resulted in (it .rwing attention to
coal gas and ‘5 not as on ulternnthe
the] is growing rap III) In this dis
tritt many firms are beginning to use 1
coal gas to either auxment their in
:Idequn . gtsolene allowance or to:
ltecp their vehicles running in tho‘
absence of any gasolene supplies. l
The Wall.- all t'otpomtion has been!”
exporimenting With ths new fuel
with such success that it is under-g
stood all the motor busts owned by
that municipality are about to be ai-
tered for running on coal gas if at
reasonably light mt III container for!
commended gas could he placed onl
tle Illi‘llktl lh‘re noull he a big {lie
turp for this fuel Willi compressed
gas the distance that could be coil
ered on one charge would be much;
greater than is at present the case.
with gas tit atmonpltuic pressure A.
report on the use of city has an fuel
for motor omnibuses in Stotland areE
mated in (‘onitttctce lltpotts for Aug. :-
21.1917.
“The government haoi also decided‘l
to investigate the possibilities of Ir
ish peat Its ftul. l'cat is one ofmnny
available sources of alcohol. Most?
eng nes can be run on 1‘ half and- half,
mixture of alcohol and benzol. andt
both of Ih spirits comprising this}
mixture ate produced in the lnited
-Kingdonr~th-e former in unlimited
quantities since it is It ve: .Zt‘ltlbl.‘ prol
duct and the latter to tho- Ixtent of
about lfItI..0000mI gallons per Itnnttml
(after the war) This means that
the country ought to bl :the to pro
ditce zuouoouutt gallons annually I
an Itlmholbenzol trI'otot fuel. or neat-1
ly twice the amount of gztsolene that
was helm: imported annually beforei
the War.‘ 3
FOOD REQUIREMENT
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Activity an' Important Factor in the!
Matter ‘
Activity Is another factor :tf'fectlug‘
the focd rmuiretttent which should.
be considered separately The f:Ic.-‘
tnr “:Igc" :tl'Ie-I'ls the requirement
more in chtltlretr :Ind vcunc adults.,
With adults activity is the more iIn-"
portant one because growth is about
complete then. '
There are various degrees of
tivitv and they are designated in
following w-tvs; .
LWete rest, -whlch includes?
rent ng. resting and sitting atmeals.‘
2. Light Work includes walking;
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or machine sewing. typewritinn, etc.
3. Moderate work includes waqh-
inc, sweeplnu and other equally vig—'
orous forms of housew;ork bicycling:
carpentry; farm chores and the like?
4. Hard work includes outdoor farm
work. bousecleanine and heavy sweep
it includes a good mnnv muscles
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Lumbering excavating and certain
form activities constitute‘even heavier
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For person at complete rest, 14-16
calories; for person at light work.
.1648 calories; for person at mod-
lento work.18-20 calories: for person
at heavy work. 20-23 calories; for
ibeavier work 2125 calories. I
t In old age the activity of the In-
tomul organs ls IetIn vigorous and al-
Ito there III apt to be less external ne-
tivlty and therefore the body In I»!
able to deal with on exeean of food.
[mu-e, the energy requirement for
each unit of weight gradually decma-
ea uold one man. Thin in gener-
ally one! tIIe Mutton: your butt t no!
be earlier. The requirement tor In
and per-on in column the salon
M arch“ «mt—o ,
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was an met-age annual production of 85"
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Monongall Kitchen Cabinets
templwd suicide Muse d grief BV'
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More her dtnappeartince.
A SUICIDE IN ““E‘
. ‘i ‘ last
NEWPORT Me fires reported or
The fol'é‘ti
{year by the. state forester were just?
one third at the number or the
Oct 31.—’I‘he Ml
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HEN you hear patriotic records played by the
Sonora. the notes. resonant and martial. will
. bring a new and wonderful thrill to you.
In these stirring times especially. you need
Til! DIST”? 0' QUALITY
"-6 $11.11*
CLEAR AS’ A .DELI.
to give you the relaxation so es-
sentialdn keeping your
a
mind
clear.
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Sonora IS“ the phonograph (:I‘ “
exquisite beauty of materials, of
design, of workmanship amt of
tone.
(‘otnpure Sonora with others
and you will clearly observe. its
decided superiority.
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$50 $55 $60 $75 $100 $135
$150 $175 I200 $260 $375 $1000
('omo in and let us demontttrnte for you the Sonora: justly
The Highest Clues Talking Machine in the World."
I _.A J. Angevitte & Son Co.
Sonora is licensed and operates under BABK‘ PATENTS .
called
of the phonograph lndustny
$1.00 down and 81.00 per
week puts this melon
hbor saving cabinet in
your home. Then is both.
ing of greater convenience,
tter contraction und
contains {autumn tint can
not be found in any other
cabinet.
A Inbound Kitchen
Cabinet will free the
housewife of kitchen
drudgery.
Pricea Range Front
WA N T ED
One Million Women
"TO 'REI’LACE MEN
Therewfllshortly‘bo‘lone‘million
lien drafted with the Army
leaving one million positions to
baffled. Wmmtfillthaln.
mm tallsyouwllyin
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WhWnMyluano-In"
all). most vitally cignificut article
PIGTORIAL REVIEW
"For ”November on Sale To Do:
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ctr-«113.: _ inmost
COAL _
Buckwheat, illo- Z‘NnC‘Egg, Brokenlnstuek‘
:10”: to have some Stove and Nut
and week.
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OPTOMETRIS'I
5' Wall Strut. Notwnlk.
—KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfoflla in Gold a
Shell Shur~0n and Other Mauritian.
‘wmfiudtbe cyea. Ocnlkn’pnacxip-
vadym Exmeepniriu.
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Ticket.
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Second Ltberty “Loan
Our udvortiumbnt for the tut Liberty Loon was-If you
can 't go over-come acrou. We repent this dogm for the new
loan. Come across and buy 3. Liberty bond to help pay ex-
penau for our boys who are going into the trenches out on
the wuter willing to give their live: for the country.
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“It!“
(Gazer! Boulevard):
Eat Nor-alt
Opens May I
SHORE DINNERS AND ALB
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO 0393?
JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN, Pup
Telephone no
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L]. H. Malleryev
M So. lain St. So. lorwdk, 0t.
RounDunboprIJqu.‘
Inndm By manhunt Only
’Tbe Banner Bakery
lot .1 llama“.
W. on now obi. to supply our
‘mtomm withPMmulou
order such day]. Wu 1150 how
SUGAR DUNS 111d 00?!!!
RINGS in udditiou “our result!
flock.
“A .2
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Late Examiner
L'. S. Patent
Office ‘
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BRIDGEPOR'I'. CONNECTICU?
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Send
(or Booklet
on Pntenta
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EXPRESS SERVICE AT F5520"?
RATES TO NEW YORK
THE ANNING J. ENITH Tim
PORTATIOU LINE. Ille-
Frclght boat leave! 93cc 45...
River, P". York (10d: 9‘ m
It.) cvcry gay asap! Bunny, at I p.
In. Fnlght nu. Wed at Non-III up u
I p. m. ind It 80ml. Norwaiit up u
kl p a
Subscribe st once for ut tout one bond We will all you a.
bond on the patio] puynmtt plin.
The City. National Bank
South ”walk, Donn.
Edwin c. Burt’s
SHOES FOR WOMEN
[lave a long and well established record
for being the acute 01 style and contort.
Their wearing qualifies are unsurpassed.
All the latest models now ready. ‘
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
‘ELUFF’S
Drug Store
1 Non thin [sum
833uPhoncs-J532l
Whilman’sCIIocolates
Drugs Prescriptions
REBUIL‘I’ TYPEWRITEIS—L. C.
Smite. underworld.
Remington, 111 other
when aold, mud.
repaired. mm. .8
per month. Machine.
75 South Mlln 8m
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Gold and Porcelain
. Burl 9 I. ”In. to I p. Rmnuon
1. YO." III IL by appointment. All RIM. 0" Am“-
. the Practice of . all! Dental-u,
"tom". . «0-) V6233"
. or out.
II"! fully Ml
. I: William Street. South Norwalk. ‘ :21? .3! £3: per month
"" , ._ -...._ ' wezwnn'sn sxcumuz
- 15C Fnlrflold Ave-r I'M 000!!-
l Chlldron Cheer'ully ‘ , entom- ’
; . and Patiently fl» and gonrlcntloul
’ 7mm by Morton, ' ' "I "try [I Y "a
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l Painless Methods. Awutm Office ’“n‘”$":“m on vc .
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‘ on Admit-dam
Moderate I
charge: for Very Surgeon by ”I6 Oxyoon ’, "To so me
lent Dental Work. ”MIST ugh“. l
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A New and Varied Stock Com-
prising Many Articles That are i
Ideal focPresentsand Prizes. _
See the Display In the Window
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FOOD VALUE
Frisbic’s [Pics
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