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1128-1130
MAIN STREET
Bridgeport
$40,000
. Worth of
SHUES
11234130
MAIN smear
Bridgeport
$40, 000
Purchase
OVER A CARLOAD 0F MEN’S. WOMEN’S, BOYS’ AND GIRLS’
FINE SHOES AT, LESS THAN COST 1'0 MANUfACTURE
High Cut
Lace Boots
in Havana brown. light
. and dark gray, black ‘
dark _.~.
brown with ' ivory
tops and Mack,
with cloth tops
to man-h.
Women’s
and Growing
, Girls’
High Cuts
with military and low . I
’ heels or dark brown
gray, black ktdwxun , .
metal call, in ‘
call and twm
lone combina-
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ITristrarn &' Hyatt
Norwnlk's Leading Dry Goods" Store
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MELANCHOLY
‘j , DAYS
. wanted pelts.
Our Big Stack of
F'U'R-S
. Includes ,all of the latest »models in the most
This is the weather ‘*
when you need them most.
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Wastelul, withering war, works
lwretchedwoe,whilewearywomen
’worlr with rake and hoe. And
men are merely marks for guns,.
andloodforcannonfiredbynend
tish Hans. Who wonders why we
weep? lowwinterwindswhoop
[wildly cross the deep. and cruel
zeold comes close. For coal con-
flames coin when days demand a
‘;.donbledose Pltythepatientpa-V
itronwho putsh'npurseinpawn.
Twhen frostly lingers ilnd the
firlendly tire is gone.
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resets
5 Will Elli‘BZ‘i‘sli?
H. Krieger&Co.
Tailored Suits
For ladies and Misses
We have made radical reduction: on our Suits. Make your
selection and get fitted. Our stock consists of fine broadcloths,
biz ck, navy, brown and tan. Prices from $18.00 to $40.00 to
.H 9 All the New
’ COLORED LEATHER!
Included in this great pur-
chase, New Browns.
, Grays, lvories, tops to
match of leather or cloth.
aooo Pairs sacs '
New Wave
Top Spats
All colors, high cut.
._ Your choice, pair—
cloee them out quick, we will allow $5.00 to $10.00 on every suit.
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PECTION SERVICE
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(Continued on i'ase menu ROOFING HERE 9 A
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We recognise the necessity of different kinds of roofing t:
Mon '8 and Young Mon ’5 '5 and ‘6 $
New Fall and Winter Footwear
New Cords tan and black calf Eng-
lish shapes, {or young men. Wide
comfort shoes for tender tact, heavy . , ~ , « " ‘.
double sole shoes for wet weather. You ' ' ,‘ ; r, . ’
can see them in our windows. Tabs "7 1" ' ’ E
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your choice (or——
. Deputy inspectors—Inspection
(or diflerent purposes and carry a variety of the best roofing, . .
I including of coursethe best shingles, so that we can advise
our customers honestly. You may regret it it you do not
prepare your roof for the raising season coming on.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
District.
A» Litchleld County. Allyn Pull-9r.
North Canaan, Conn.
B—Harti’ord, West Hartford. East
Hartford, Manchester, Glastonbury.
Marlboro, Wethersneld, Newington.
lRochy Bill-Elmer J. Fenwick. 20
Roosevelt street. Hartiord. Conn.
C—Hartiord. Granhy.‘ East Granby,
ACanlon. Simabury. Bloomfield, Sui.
field. Windsor Locks, East Windsor.
Enneld. Windsor. South Windsor—
David A. Viets, East Granby, Conn.
D—Greenwich‘. Stamiord. Darlen.
2 New Canaan. Wilton, Norman-Alden
Nellurtry, Greenwich. Conn;
E-Sherrnan, New Fairiield, Brook-
- . aid. Broohfijd, Dahu ., Beth], ' . , .
P”'k9’Fi'°&P°m.".' Mammoth Purchase 1‘ U. S. ARMY SHOES Neewtown. Ridgeneid. lodging. Mo; EAT LITTLE OR NO 'r " " “”" _-, ll
spemlaggrwmflmtafl Bo s’ and Girls’ School Shoes ."ll‘" ""' 7251'" m “I"t'in' ”mt‘lma‘t‘i‘lei‘l“ CANDY AND AID 1N ‘ l
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3...... Agedéumg y Y fl u w ' ax: graham 235‘]. 13...? m... 3.2.... , 9 " W‘NN‘NG THE WAR SENT'NEL '
“:1- m'msa or bad may” 5an across: "‘ "" "'” m IP‘BM‘WM' “mum!“mddm murmur), Nov. 8.—Whethcr
on, but not ready to announce.
B—New Haven~Wilbur Smith. New
.llaven, Conn.
H—Meriden, Wallingiord, llamden.
North Haven, North Brantord. Gulls
ford. Madison, East Haven, Bran-
lord—flint!» W. yCowrt Branlord:
Conn.
laSouthbury, Middlehnry. Oxford.
Seymour. Ansonia; Beacon Falls, Nau-
ntllck. Prospect. Cheshire, Bethany.
Woodhrldge, Derby. Orange,_.Milford
-—-.l L. Trowbrzdgr, Nauzatnclt. cm.
weather, ex-
cellent quality.
86.50 value-—
II 4" ycssI- wall.
, All stars-
shoes, fully guaranteed, their elders realize it or not. the chil-
dren's)! Connecticut, at tenet all those
who are of school age, are tully
aware that their country is at war.’
They have hem told [hat if tile?
want to be truly patriotic they must
eat less candy. and have even been
asked to prove their patriotism by do-
ing without candy altogether until
Christmas. a sacrifice as great tor
them as any their elders have yet.
been called upon to make. But re-
f -
J-Windham County ~Ralph “"1th ports made by teachers and: oth r _
gwho are urging this con. rv'atio W ‘ EC LPR T‘
Danielson, Conn. movement show that nianyc children "0' T" U ' '
Editor South Norwalk Sentinel: .
, o * s . .. ; II ‘ l K—Mtddlesex County and Salem! are duplaypd as loyal a spirit as the
BOYS. SPECIAL . II - 3 till“ 338! Lyme Ohn Lyme 5'9"! grown- ups in making sacrifices ior
. ’ London Countynlhmel 1.; Smith 5 the nation The artist who painted and furnished
N" English m m m‘ the sign which (or some months hat
boys. of [III metal “If. Worth Iheen adorning the Suite Eli's: et side oi.’
Roasts»
Views
High Cut
Boots
Chester, Conn. . Th9 ‘.\'0 Candy Till Christtnas'
, . lr—Toiland County and Lebsnnorl. campaign, i, being what by the
For Boys ‘3'“, W am am ' ' E C heater. Ii‘rauhlin. ”Somme. Boa-II (mumps on lo‘od "199], of the Con the South Norwalli i'ZIecirlc- Work-4.
Iand Girls 3mm ”50““ H“ 9" W0“. ley'*10hnm G inmieut 13mm Council at Dilen'i' “W “"15"“ 0”“ "‘3'" 0“ 0‘" ““9””
ed commissioners and the good old city
of Norwalk-vwhethr-r. unintentionally.
or in a spirit or jocnlarity, or‘jtist to
provide for our worthy citizens n m
tic lesson in "English. as she is 14min," ‘
lWishtmtm 3M0” Conn with the cooperation of the council)!
I—Norwich, Llshon. Groswold. ‘d‘tcomtnittw on women's activities. A
untown. Preston. No. Stoniunwn. . “my" issued by the muted State-t
‘ Nontrlllc. Ledyard. Waterford I;(:ro- Food Administration and slatted hy
tou, Simianon-6eo. Bradford. Un-' 5",, ‘ Estella Spyw head or the
With extension ‘ .. Genuine b‘“°h ' . , ‘
soles. Regular , . I . “ t
' 33.50 qual- ‘* . " _~ - I
lty. Factory
Ill. Price
; ’23
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easrilie. Conn.
N—Waterhury, Wolcotl~ArthurH
hosale‘y, Waterbury, Conn.
O—Barllnston. Avon hmington.
We).
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New Britain. Con.
As soon as the deputy inspectors
can he trained inflicts: duties es—
torment a! the pros. moss oi the
Iswas to tints will he began.
Ne“ spcelle date when the tom
w'll besi- police work on this lea-
tm will
spectorsmay maybe em
m lle, ‘ w ,‘pritaln.
m My Stehhina. I
smudtboIW.
thorn: economic dentition! oi :the
woman's committee is being posted
in schooya and read to classes of
children.
I
IEleven Mexican Bandits
BROWNSVILlJ-l “I‘M Nor. (II~-'
Eleven handitsland one federal were
killed in a battle yesterday between
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Killed in a Fight
we know not which-when he nf'ailfr'
umccted the lollowlng inscription m
white letters on a dark background:
POSTWELY’
N0
ADMlT’l'ANCI.
but "the powers that he" apprehend
and punish the col
Thanking you {or ytIlIt tinge. w.
Under the
delightful supper was served last at
auspices of the Girls"
the madly Society oi Grace church. a.
Norwalk Chronicler