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mm war, work:
mewhilewearyww f
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III are merely maria for guns,
' foodloreannonflredbyfiend-
fl Hm. Who wonder: why we
no"? low” winter winds whoop;
w crow the deep, and cruel
and bonus close. For coal eon—I
I, , eoin when days demand a'I
W dose. Pity the patient par
driendly fire is gone. I
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{ML KillinIi?
Eye Trouble, .
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Last springyouwereurgedtobuyhladvaneeforyonrre-
quirementa. A great many of you did not, probably to your
regret, Wewieh’toiuprennpenyontheinportaneeol placing
yonrordersnow foryourneeda forthlryear. Dey‘oudonbt
a further advance? Demand from the Government, Labor,
Transportation are factors that will work against any decline in
building material, mummy when we remember that our
armies have loot started to draw upon our supplier.
Give your order: now and we will protect you against ad-
vance in prices.
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.I
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, Unusual Reduction Sale .
WOMEN’S and MI ,SIIS’ WEARING APPAREL
A limited number of new arrival: in the newest fashions
and fabrics for the women who look to us regularly for gold
ance and inspiration before choosing their apparel would have
made of unquestionable correctne as to choose lrom at extremely
low prices to ell'ect an immediat' disposal. I
CLOAKS me P ARIS MILLln'lm-
.33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
correcting lenses. m. “a“ I W. I WWW-MM H AM I *
Oculiats only make the exam- PE q I s
inations oi the eye at our estab- s C Im-
(hallment. Butter, the fmest creamery. per 1L.‘ ....................... 430
Seek the advice of our Phyli- Force or Kellogg's Corn Flakes, a package .............. .lCc
clan if you are an eye sufferer. Try our Fresh Roasted 21c Collec-
. Beardsley's Shedded Codfiah, a package .................. we
' ‘ ' I - Graham Flour, 51b. bag, ...... I ..................... 350‘
“The Threat) Eye Service” I A‘ STUI
OcuIiuts, Oplonlellislu, Opticians, I 2; Cottage Street. Ell! Naiwflk.
87 Atlantic Sq. Stamford, Conn.
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Open Sal. Eve. till 9 p. m. Est. 1897 ,5 "'~ - ~~ m..- “ ' / “W”
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Ponrarlev LINE. Inc. 1 - ‘ S d S ' I
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Freight boat leavev 9‘" 45. In at”, ‘ay p eC'a s
. my" cw- York (foot so new ' '
33-) mry any except Sunday, u a p Round Steak, lb. .................................. .. .25c
In. Freight received at Norwai \ID to . . ' . I
I ;M m. and at court. Nonniir up g. Sirloin Steak, lb ............................. . ........... 25c
w.-- . -.-.-..._-wm._-,,___,_- Porterhbuse Steak, lb. , _ , ................... I. . . . . . 35!: I
. sarunmv SPECIALS Legs of Lamb, lb. . . . . . . . T. . . .................. 1. 28c
Elome made sausage .. 35c lb. P Lamb lb ' ''''' 1
8m" rm“ “boulders ' ' 28c “)- orequarters , . ................................ 22c
Pin knuckles ............. 27c m. Rump Veal Roasts, lb. ................. , . .. . . . . . . . . .. .200 ‘
, Ismail min or pork ........... 37c lb Shoulder Veal Mu, lb. .......... f‘ ............ , ....... lac
,Sprlng logs of lamb... ..28c lb , ' ' I
”Loin lamb chops .. ..35c lb, 86mm“ 3 8mm Mflkels
Lem! I .'.. .. ‘ '
.‘Natlv’esl'ZI from III: III)! ' 31 wawflms‘ I 39 ”3513 8L" 313. U
........... . u ‘
Prime rib beef from 22c up best m
Round fol pot roast ..24c lb. ,
:4 spring lamb ....21Ic “"l
Hamburger ...24c lb. « '
Corned beef no bone ........ 24c lb I ‘ ‘ I
, Breakfast bacon ......... . . .3412 lb. - I e
.‘ 'Gold medal butter ......... 52c lb. .~ '-
‘Strictly freeh eggs ......... 65c doz. ' I
m M . ”2.. m l Ill. Granulated Sugar Free With
Home dressed fouls - --34c lb- No.1 Royal Plantation Cofiee, at .. . . 35c
Yuban coffee ............. ..'32c lb. 1 - ''''''''''''' . """" I I
Everyman in ms“ vegetab‘es 3):: 31:32:: zonal?” .................. .‘ ....... $11.:
, eac ..............................
Ward's Bread,210c loaves for...I.............‘..........17¢
Chernocll’s' Market
Tel. 583-2
lree felivery . ;
*s'palam. y.“
“Market "
Very Best Creamery Butter, per lb. . ..... . .............. 49c
"'nedorrellowolllonue’rqm ........ ‘...;.;: ....... '...loc
Aalerette Peas, petit pols. per‘can ....................... 16c
Very Fine Bartlett Pears, 3 {or .......................... 10c
FREE DELIVERY
A. F. Becklnaml 81 Co.
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"’83" fresh shoulder ..'. ...... 28c “-A _ I85 )1?!“th 8‘- Phone. ' 4%
"Leg of spring lamb ......... ., 30c vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv ' A" AAAAAAA
Pot roast (no bones) 251:; I ”
Prune rib loan ............ 2w» . '
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ew York Market?
‘fel. 359-12 .
143 WW at.
m l”- Cumplou Acheson hall
a Not of Connecticut rectum
are to «mild three wealth etch lll I
thom an... to. care tor lhe‘
of the- faith who are ll'l'lllllu';l
fit the duties of w r
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HAVE ANY 12 YOU R LE
IFUSTSRE VCAN’TI EIF'TIFFH‘IVA Mdéé'lgyfigni
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I T [hyeician
' that the saving
can: m .x
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RUINS AT AYER
{Continued Front Fuse One).
The healing problem, has been a
mom in the crucial aide ol the military
anchollliea for weeks. Delay mm; to
.lhat now only one regiment in camp
land a tell of the base hospital build-
lugs are heated by the cenllal planll
although the contract was supposed to
have been completed by the middle of’
October ’
When the healingplanlu are ill up
elation men the troublesome oll
maven; remnclble for two fires and
possibly a mint mil be barred from
quancrs. it was unomcially will here:
tall night. 'lhe heaters are regarded}
in the light of a menace to the safely oil
the soldiers i
Official inventigation has stalled LII
1'1 ezlnlnc the cause- of f'hursday
night it 111:2“er n; iico- la Well- :lpI
[)CIDIced as a board of inquiry \‘0 le
you had been filed at a talc hour lit
mum ”It blaze originated from papl-rs'
nun-(mm a burning stove in quart”;
oi lie ul. A. N. Phillipe of Stamford ,
ll l: llmughl the papers became so,
tall they started smouldering. A num»
her 0! cfllcem and enlisted mm die"
on «hi this idea. '
Soldiers prowling about lhc ruin yes-
lrmay rccowrrd $400 In hills badly .
loakl‘ll with water but still celphalllc.
Sucl'al gold watches Vit'l'f‘ found Ill
fairly good condition; ‘
.‘1 llumllrr of, cilil'e re ‘0'!” ln- glad to
ace the heaters ahllli‘.4hl«li. Thin will he
i illuli‘lly true among the Office Is loll:
rounding the Harlfullj \lalllinc gun
Hers ’lhrle i4 um» quile a keen f'IHIl-
l; among tlllm m H “bu (all haw
the neutral appearing quartells, and till-
healers do mum-e things up. Sewml
haw stained the- wondwmk about their
lurnw so Hull "ll now 5;”er likr a
dark mil nlisnion furniture.
. Connecticut drutv bonnie or» daily
til-upping behind ”I" l-Hllpllun hoard.“
: f at her hIJlIf'iI-‘I. The- mncuurd of draft
cm of llalsmllluactta coming in to till
\ l‘ftlflnllrri «mined by rejections much
ld lull» lh; . aftllnoml “ht“ forty men
arrind from Quincy Mass The Nul-
lull; slut» has: not y-«l ”In Him! ‘ilx
quota, bl ing still 9mm» timlshorf In All)
nothing of Martin; to n—crult lhr main
to full slccnglh by rcpltlf‘lng roll-cll-u
men.
Nina» f‘onncl-Iil-ul drain-d mldicre
nachl-ll lll-‘lc ye,- which” 'lhln oer:
lrnm lllillllopllll llnll «ix “i’f- tl'ml will
unia They We'll; assign“! impur-
llily ID the depot brigade Etch! new.
whom! and :mrtrd ll ning the can
mnmv‘m an ”It‘ll miclllmrs mm mm
inc in.
The! loicltcd nlrll. Edward \l (in if"
of Hartford Dmid f‘oheu Lyle (‘
lnwcll, James McNanlcn. llrinlol; I‘cn.
stamine Arasmstius and Frank Zion»
filer. New Britain; Frank {\Iorcy, Wil-
liam C. Brown New London: luigi 03-
all Winner. All men in the con-icy ofil
corn and privatcn. are inliml to attend
ll dinner at the [union t‘ it) (‘luh ”in
Nlhl of November .10. to be given by
the Yale club of Boa-ton.
I Brewer Eddy of the clash of 'fIR will
‘r'ruldc. The speakers” will he l-‘rcdl-r
lck C. Walcoll who inleslignlld can
liltions In Poland aflcr the German in
lulon for the Rockefeller Foundation:
Captain Kenneth D. liarioll of the
(.tanadiun Minute Rifles. who saw oixlll‘
ren momlw' service in thc trenches'
First Lieutenant Andre )lorizeo of Ill!-
.2313! French Infantry. who w as in the
Icnmpallrn oi Alsacelmlrainc. Annie
and Ihe Somme
Two medical offlccrs 'rrf asaigned
{to the 303m! Machine Gun Battalionl
yesterday They are Lieutenant loon-
ard ..l Lowe of the llldical Reserve
(Imps for fifteen yeall a practicinz
in lllggunum. Conn., and
Liculcnant Fred Murahull, a dental
surgeon of experience.
Kibbc t". Pierce of Rockvilll was up
inolnled sergeant yesterday He is at-
,laclled to the £05m Depot Attachment
connected with the 3015! Engineers.
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“'ASHINGT .', Nov. l.—-Thc Fuel
Administratlon's conservation division
ill devoting considerable time to axial-
yzlng huxgeflionll for conserv atlou of
fuel which are coming from all parts
of the country. The analysis is alm‘
ell-co discover not only the largest
vantage of fuel, but those lame con
sumplione of coal for non-essential
purposes in which limitation ill moat
available and will produce the quick.
cat results, Many activities which in-
~volvc large consumption: of fuel and
manv methods of using this fuel
which are perfectly legitimate In
times of peace will, according to Fuel
' Administration odicials be found m-
ccpllhle of changes which involve
very alluht sacrifice of material In-
leresla. but otter opportunity for con.
ciderablc mailings of fuel. i
l Campairns for the saving of coal In ‘
‘ domcztlc heating lighting and cook—
In; as well an in the large industrial
«tablishlucnta are - well under way.
- It is stated. Confidence in excl-cued
of enormous
lemon! of coal will be fleeted.
men's and Young
_ , lion's .
OVERCOATS
A Variety mdufiud m
lamenting,
.inilvlv livit‘l‘llllnt’d.
' the floor. twelve feet below.
. will be allou'ed m lb" c»' 'm
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Copyright (‘lotlllosCo‘ I“
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Tristram & Hyatt
Norwnlk's Leading Dry Goods Store
Tailored Suits and Coats
0f the very latest styles for Ladies’ and Misses ln all
of the most popular weaves and colors.
. See the New Furs
. Mulls and Scaris singly or in sets of the most wanted pelts
Visit the Bargain Basement
Fur all kinds of Household Helps at thelow-‘
est prices in the city.
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INJURED WHEN
AUTO STRIKES CURBI
NEW HAVEN, NIH”. fife-licoruc litr—i
llamilll and lrlin: Mansfield, both or .
North Hallo, were seriously injured
today. \I'Ili‘llx‘llli‘ll' automobile l-nlliliell
uith an Iron pm-‘l (m (‘llml'ln alVrnuc
as they Iwe—n- driving in to the city.
Bergemlni was taken to the New lla-
ven iIollplllll‘, where it was said the mo
tent of hill injurivs had not been lief-
Manslield, who
was Fulton to fit. Raphael's Hospital,
in sum-riot from arrimls internal in‘
juries at: “1-H . sever.» external
wounds.
The l-nllimlm occurred will-n
mitnllmbilv. in gvtllne out ol the way
of ii lrllllvv car, hall to run too close
m the“ curl» to avoid r-‘ll'ikinl: ltnnlllt‘f'
outmlmbllv
DANBURY MAN
mus or BURNS,
Nov. 2.—.lamc:l
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NEW MllJI‘ORI).
Denny. colored, 30, died today at a
hospital in ,i)anhurv from ucaide rev
cclvcd today while at work ill the R0—
bertson BlPal-llcry IN‘TP. Denny at-
tempted to l'emch llll- lid of a large
bleaching boiler into which
was being driven at high pressure,
without shutllnu all the Ito‘am When'
he rcmm ed lhc clampn the 200 pound
lid was blown on and ll large quantity wmmmm *1 :m m ,0
of boiling llol cloth blown out of the;
boiler. Thu cloth wrapped itself
about the man. who was thrown to
He was
married; and lived in Sherman.
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CHANGES IN UNIFORMS .
FOR MODERN WARFARE;
Radical changes in army unifllmzi
to Incl-t the requiwm ms of ll. Odvrfn
walfale in well u :o xlcrfccl {miller}
connmirll in thcil ulamtfmlc um have;
just been Inauzulahi by the Govern
ment. OwrcoaH m" to b" models
I shorter than the present regulations-ivl
call fol. Should: u-l' 23“ to be
eliminated from moi with” or 3,;
and‘or the first time ma lllf'ii'tll rl-I
.Ill‘W u. I
No. 40-6 cord illstlul of slit Ihv lull
in the sewing
The decision to make sham-r r .r-
coa result)! from ob. mnious mldc'
in the trenches, alum Brill-ill sol-
diers have cut "it‘l‘ I: tell «his.
’mm th’lr coals 'o :tifVi‘lll their}
movement! from thin“: Mellon-red. '
The spiral puttccq. ome-era contend
keep the legs ua- m In the (. '66:;1‘
wen enthal- and ma'o the must!“ hug
overcoat skirts unnecessary. Mall"
British oflcers ar. welrina overcoazzz
of knee length.
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TRINITY MEN'S CLua "ores.-
.iloudav evening. 7 o'clock. meeting
of the llmuc Committee in the club
room: a outlook rehearsal for the min
strels; 8 o'clock in the Sundarschaol
room. rehearsal for the sketch.
Tucsday evening.l 70'.clock meetiua‘
of the alerting committee- in the club
room: 8 o'.clocll burlfleflfl meeting of
the club.
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