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1 17 Atlantic Sq. Stamford, Conn.
Oénllsts. Optometrists. Opticians. I
Sat. Eve. till 9 p. m. Est. 1897
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wrench. twist or main in the
lien' it dolie‘in childhood
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3 life in the dilerent organs and
Chiropractors remove the cause of
and No. health is restored
harmonizing the nerve an
in your body. Female troubles
special attention; also curvature
You will never read ‘
hirpractor a chance it
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5a" Mackerel
‘ 18c lb.
Milk and
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ROOFING HERE
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fordidercntpnrpssesaadonrryavarictydthehsstroslng,
includingoimmthsbsuminglqsothtwseanadviae
onrcustontcr'shonsstlnyonmavyregrctitllyon do not
prepare your root for the raining season coming on.
my (334 44’w "sz fiery 4' i=~ :t.. .u :z. 't.
' strongest possible plea that the ol- .
The Hatch. 6 Bailey Co. ,.
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MADE READY AT
CAMP nnvnus;
(Continued rm- ran oat
War risk insurance was the chief
topic considered by the oilicers o!
the memo today. following 3‘ meet-
mg of regimental sad company rep
resulting in the Y. If. C. A. audi-
TriStr
am & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Story
lotion this nosing at which Lieu- .
tenant-Colonel E. K. Masses. divi-
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fitters apply for the insurance. and ’
urge their mm to do so.
Connecticut men here who have
had experience in finance and bank- 3
in: and business may be leaving for
the South soon. November 22. 110
second lieutenants and nocornmis-
stoned oilicers who have shown adarr
:ability to the business end of the
war game will he sent to Jackson-
ville, Fla., whrnce they will sail for
France after they,hare had special
courses in some one of the fire
branches of quartermasterlnlt-
Unusual Reduction Sale
WillllN’S and lilaSBS’ WRAPPED.
Alhnitcdnumheroinewarrivalsinthenswest fashions
and fabrics for the women who look to us regularly for guid-
arise and inspiration before choosing their apparel would have
made of unquestionable correctness to choose from at extremely
low prices to cil'oot an immediate dhposal.
I CLOAKS me P ARIS alumnus
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
SPECIALS
Butter, the finest Creamery, par lb. .................. 4's:
White Bose Baked Beans, a can ..................... s 15c
Try Our Fresh Bdasted 21c Ooflee. '
n. 0. Force, a plug. ....................... . ..... . ...... ‘ 10::
Standard Kerosene on, a gallon ...................... to.
A. STULL
24 Cottage Stray. I last Notwnlh'
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Two Hartlord men of the 303rd
Machine Gun battalion. Warner B.
Day of Company A and Sergeant
Fumes of Company B started to
learn the details of field fortifica-
tions this mornins. when they were
,assigned as battalion representatives
ifor attendance at the school.
The other machine gun battalions
have not yet "made their assignments
to the school. Lieutenant Howard E.
Full of Ififi Board: [Machfiie Gun
butts on. ‘ Lieutenant Chester 1'.
Straight oi the 30nd Xarhlne Gun
[battalion and Lieutenant George P.
W'illtina oi the 301st Kachlne Gun
China, Glass, Ea
mostly of new construction, used as!
.claIS-roonis for the school. Two years.
'ago another tire destroyed his cow-l
' school.
battalion are the omcers of the Hart-
lord men detaiPd to attend the same, m 1093““ 3"“ the WW“? 1““:
{burned in each case the murmurs;
“.0" g" 303M. awas considerably less than the 1055.;
The 303“: yum“ Gun battalion While the origin of Saturday's tire;
received tits colts «today. and the remains unknown the best guess is
‘0”. fringed g“ 'm he must" that it arose from careleszntess on
In the Bargain Basement will Continue a
Short Time Longer. '
20 PER CENT REDUC'I'lllN
On Hundreds’of Household Helps Including-
uminum Ware, T in, Ware and Galvanized Ware.
, . ...-5‘55!!!
lost by fire a good sized burl-lingi‘
loom the trial! before the quarter!
lin a day or so. The 303m machine
;xzunnern had a fairly light day. At-
thourrh an hour and n quarter bf;
Ecnllisthenicu. il‘ hall hour of boxing
instruction by instructor Harry SIP-
the part of some tobacco smoker. The
Itown'lt ofler of 8500 reward for the
apprehension of anyone penetrating
arson in Bedding still hold:- good.
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'of Household Helps
rthen Ware, Enameled Ware, Al- .
H. Krieger&Co.
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.2593: ‘1 entertained "10' music lovers 0‘ the. it required some good work to con:
gal rod :1 seven-mile hike. to Shir
rations at sightln; the machine gun
TRAPPED BY FLAMES.
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burn up." it tools the mother but an
instant to. get both children out into
the hallway and give the alarm ot
Ire. When the firemen "fired the
kitchen ‘was a mass of names. and
lessons 'atsinhting the machine gun,
But~:and
at humor-—
than
started off thr morning.
”his is not an attempt
the hattalion3w'an easier day
usual. ‘ v_ . '
7 The Nutmeg. regiment, which is
to limit Regiment was'rooting for
their regimenml band tonight when
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camp '“h ' 0‘5“" in the 5" Y‘ trol the tire, which was kept confin-
increase our sales much more. Do not delay, follow the crowd,
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS 0? m CITY no
8030333.
" A. F. Beckmann 8100.
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; driving and drunkenness.
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scar and to notify the person in charge
tto make the required change. Then
l the instructor reports the name to tho,
imam once and a card is forwarded
3to the offender with instructions to
have thelights adjusted and to 31w.-
lrrotice that this has been done. if
it is not, the commissioner lorthwlth
arevoltrs the license and the driver
its a violator if he drircssny more.
3 Already the inspectors-are finding
plenty to do. Recently while two.‘ot
them were on the rend at night at:
'cornpnnled by a state policeman. a
lcar dashed by them at too high a ma;
.and they started in pursuit. Passing
at forty-sight miles an hour. the no
bring it. about. 3 '
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CHICAGO. Nov. ll—"Lk'lL"
bothetoilsdonlywlthhispen.
Ky“ 03',
ulcers not ahead and two at
the bet- erowdso totalling M m.
to the gutter until
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it
try a pound now. ,
lo. 1 Royal‘Plantation coilee, formerly are, now . . . .. . 30c
Alter Dinner Blond Codes, formerly 32c, now ......... .‘. 25c
Challenge Blend Coffee, formerly 30c, now ............... 224:
Golden Ssntos Blend coilee ............ lb. 20c, bills. for 950
Boclnnsnn's Best Blend (In silver {oil bags), lb. .......... 33o ;
tilt; mmaccompsnying him had trrro.‘E
. at, been revoked and the driv
HAVE MUCH TO D0 or has been convicted pl [reckless
Mr. Stoecltelr says it cannot be ac-
cured at once. but he is- going to in-
sist on orderly and safe driving and
the forces to each county will in time
£PURIOU$ LlEU‘I’ENANT PINOHED.
Arrested tor Impersonating omen—
Frnncis Toorney wore his army clothes
in the most dashing manner. twirlcd a
can with the' utmost eclat. and was
the petulChlcanoandClcvelend elm
Today. ”Lieutenant" Tooruey inhab
1 its a cell in Chicano. He is held I! the
lawn ordered the driver to stop. chamofimperwnatinnsnoverament
'M‘ m rm oflocr. but rem» germanium
“I! it, trail m- m. N. Y-. in
'l'eosaey.itisdsalarsd,waaaeandi—
anal-Imam m
hi. C. A. auditorlmu. The band re- ed to this room.
Wednesda S CCIalS hearted this alteration in “I?" b‘“! an. Corcorsn loot all he had new.
y p Rommflgga'gnymrgfigfx and carrieduo insurance. The burd-
' . . ‘I 0 J 4 ‘ - in was damn to the extent I) a
BRISKET CORNED BEEF 14 ID that is always the tint , on the ”:0 or momm ‘
; _ , l . . . . .V ........... c 0 m When ‘50 COM: hill The baby was lound l0 hil‘? $.39“
SOLID MEAT CORNED BEEF. No Bone . .. 22c lb. "‘w'fl'm'ego 3%“..2“ “331;; mam, to...“ abort; t... 1.1...
, m \ e ' oi her head and on her ark. ut
BUMP CORNED BEEF ............. 22(3—240 lb. “fi’??'fi ”1‘03: “gimkm:;luchlly was not seriously injured. 3
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Y ' ' "' w inside «It! building But, the W,
3 18 SW31}? JUle ODthES ................ Zoo 1 ”:3" m; M. m I mu, mum: oozes LtiyhUOKALQNI; with;
‘. ‘ , ’ army than. who was sent here frontfjlgxog‘fl' . T~ (Hi; ‘7; hi... 1‘ lion“
9 ' * Fort'l-Ithsn. Allen. Vt. to liven up - nar room o war we no ,
; SChIIIlC s sanitary Mfl'km the ramp. and he says there's noth-‘charse of the body of former 0‘19"”
. , in ilk-3 the “Star Spangled anon"; l hal i been f a threatened
r 32 Washington St. 39 m St. ' I383“ ‘33;- 03 "3;: life-3;: “gggg‘i‘tl‘l'knifu. 3.3.: studs. Con
rc. ‘tep on . rut'oa .
' South Var-wov- Noswalk. rhemv. Frank Trumbull and the lat-“7°! 0' the body “5 demanded by
' ter's brother-s. are'the Hartford men;.lohn F. Colburn, who declared the
M _.___ ___,—. '1‘: “WI “'9 £00203“. litil‘flaif runner monnrch. in a Vi“ dated A"
W "I “W '1“ n . " 9 , ‘ gm 9, 1915,,appolnted him executor
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COfiee Prtces Reduced rill ol Thomaslon come in on um in the «Intuition o! the prove"!-
« ' 3 his bass comets and sanophoncs. .
i ' Here is Good nm for all rm or mo: Boosted colces. in"; HORSES Always Fresh Roasted
No change in the kinds, simply a reduction in prices. We have ’ BURN [N BARN . PEANUTS
always had the largest Owes trade in the city. low we should i ,
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itin- pupils were emerging from the
,tmsln building after dinner. Dense
much was then pouring from a cor-
ner of tin- tupper part of the barn
,where hay was stored. Jlr. Gustaf-
;scn. th fnrnf foreman, hastened lo
the stables at the nor with the in-
ttent of getting out the horses. but
~ before he'could liberate any. one of
them was driven back by the darn»
turd smoke which swept down
through the chutes above the man-
rent. and had to abandon the ani-
mals to their fate. in one "ol the
stalls. however. was a sturdy mule
which broke ilsfhead fastening on-
aided and commit! to safety. although
In a badly sinned condition. its cars
13 R'. R. Ave
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Saturday
Native l‘owls
Roast Pork. 3321:
were nearly burned on and most of
its body scorched and blackened. but Fresh am ----------- 34c
nevertheless it went to crowing In“, M, --------- e ------
grass ,nt the front of the Eniscopal 3m“ Veal ............. 245
gt-hurch and subsequently remrlsed- We; veal ,,,,,,,,,,,,, me
four or live men who benevolently
tried to; subdue it with the oblmt
of giving first aid to the injured. Two
of 'h' animals burned to death were
a pair of three year old colts value-d
at “no. its" an hour befofe the fire
parent-ed a valuable work team had
been when out for licorice in the
3 field. At that time there was no sign
of tire.
in time after the alarm wss
given he more fire department was 4 ‘
on the mmdwiih four chemical err
gincs.‘ The barn and itsrcowtcntl
wrre timed. but the mar and W
naratns did useful service in prevent:
to: an eitm'on of the llamas. - The
buildinw mu rndnnmul was the)
school aromas-inns. a r-m. "'4
ntrwctnre (4 visit construction to
catodnfswrodslruwrt ham'l'ln-
wind showered, it with in and
the heat shivered most of its window.
panel.bntinspiteofthescparfls;
snditstafrednolthehwfld-twas;
quenching d the;
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New Perfection on Heaters $3.95 to $7.50
, Diningroom Tables
“5 .nt ”.1“ ’5“: in .13; fluid
BOB WWII"! A'l' SPBGIAL PBIOBS
Oah'rableflinshtop,solidandwellconstructedat $7.95
Other Tables for $7.96 to $45.00
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