you but he can't when
"ditto worldisonaslant.
' NO ONE IDEA ‘
ROOFING HERE
wemnemuormmmml
fordilerentpurposessndeanyavorietyofthebutm, "’
includingoiwursathebcstah'urglenuthatwecanadvise
our customers honestly. You may regret it if you do not
prepare your roof for the raining season coming on.
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Dentists. Optometrists, Opticians,
“The Honda of 600‘ “I'M!"
, 87 Atlantic so. Stamford, Conn.
finer: 8st. Eve. till 9 p. m. Est. 1897
l ' COATS. ‘
I All colors and fabrics, as low as ....................... 38.98
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i Serge and Silks, as low as ............................ $7.98
a B d lath and P l' 1:qu ' $8 98
l we c s on ma, as as ..................... . ,
. 3st ‘ that he has made at tome. sales.
01 the newest models. as low as ...... ~ ................. $4.98
ThemostwonderfullineoiBLOUst.aslowaa 98c
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; SPECIAL SALE 0!’ OD!) LOTS, TWO DAY! ONLY.
3 THESE ARE REAL 3061138. 00“ WITHOUT DELAY.
ALL HATS REDUCED 1'0 ONE-HALF 0P roam PM.
cnosxs we PARIS , mum's“
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
:4 Cottage Street.
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SPECIALS
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1 Butler". the finest Creamery, per lb. .................. 48¢
i WhiteltoseBakedlieanaJeqi 15¢ FoodAdrninistratibn’sComr
l Try Our Fresh W 210 00500. ‘ mitm Arranges “08-er g;
E H. 0. Force, a pkg. .. ........................... _ 10c With Etpl‘ess Companies 's
3 Standard Kerosene Oil, a gallon ...................... 10c ‘ .....-
ASTULL
East Norwnlk.
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WINVNON OF CHIROPRACTIC
.Mc'blropractlc is the definition of the
”be.
”ugh harmonizing the nerve eye
in your body. l'emale troubles
1” special attention; also curvature
“he spine You will never regrlr
m the irpractor a chance is
an» rou-
I'lmeflc treatments siren also.
'I'. FRANCE. I). C.
UWash _ n 81., So. h’orwalu. Cour
Grad from Palmer School.
*9 all Mackerel
18c It).
f~ Milk and
Soda Crackers
. 14c lb;
(«Mist
P , . ' carats-vs
"I,“ _ 1.,» .
locally scales ‘7
of the disease and them at
g the same. Disease is can: ‘
M Beewfli done in chfldhood,‘ '
were-tea pinched nerves and pain in,
”rule in the diluent organsaml
‘chiroprnctors remove the cause oi .
finale and pain. health is restored
‘SGTATE D. A. R.‘ .
- 5.0" AT STAMFORD Addresses were made by airs. George
s'raur'onn. Nov. ll.——rhe twenty- “”3"” “WM“ President“ the nu».
rmvu more 27.". '. '.'.'..
32 Washington .St.
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Thursday Specials-
Order the Thanksgiving Dinner HERE, NOW!
Schnilse’s sanitary Markets
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NORWALK’S LEADING’DRY GOODS STORE
once Again our Annual
FUR SALE 2
Friday and Saturday of This Week
Itissplessnreiosnnonnoe this big merchandising event which for many seasonahasbeenaeknowledgedbynotonlytbo '
ladies of lorwalk, but by those of all surrounding towns as a well appreciated opportunity to purchase P1188, from a reliable ~
lit-m rightintheirownshopping center. 1
" A; in former seasons the display will include besides Our own big stock the entire sample line
of the largest and most rel'abls manufacturing furriers in the country.
or Lehrburger a Asher, one
Ir. it. 8. hilarbnrger, a member of the firm, will have personal charge of this sale, and will be glad to greet the many'friends . _
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llll alumna
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ltowayton nvcnuc. (mm the Rail-r
road elation to Jacob street, and 13-,
cob street from Rownyton avenue 'to'
;Cudlnp street. which for a long per-
eft without!
any care, have been pill in good con-V
Edition and will probably mean that:
like trnl'flc from Toksneke. which has
jlorlncliy gone to Stamford, will now
.‘como to the Norwatks, as it is the
t time that they have had 'a good
d to this city.
l‘atch Minn have blsan repaired
..at the corner of Cross street and Riv-
NE“? HAVEN. NOV. “,Jn‘e "uni-l l'l‘ siren, and patented traps that
mutation committee of the food I!” failed to work removed. and common-
ministration in Washington Ilfln biennftlt‘mlt' one! it!" in. A catch bits"! has
able sntlsfnctory to will“ the dm.»«,‘bccn placed on East avenue to ,pro-
cnccs between ‘hsg “my” cmnpamust vidc for the, drainage on the East '
and the. oyster and fish .illhlll‘rfi otjride, where the plans called for none,
the country regarding the . i‘l‘crllf ' lmt where It would have been Neces-
order issued M W. ”was, com} sary to put one. in order to take care
”an“... wh‘ch u..- .thippom olmmul _ of ill? water. it would have been to
'iod of time have been i
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plcte and largest assortment of Wom-
l en’s Coats and Suits lathe lownol Nor-
was ruining their industry.
The cantons companies, it short,
time ago. on au-ount ol delays to par»
senger trains carrying express mat-i
ter and also to express trains on no-
‘ auteur (loam nuns ......................... 14c lb. mm o, my ”mm, mm. made
SOLID MEAT CORNED BEEF. No Bone ............ 22c lb. upon them. Molded :3 n precaution-
am 00an Bear ..; ................. arc—246 lb. 3“ “ff":- l" °’ F” """L l" “"
. ' ' . llllll [Milli-7‘. ul‘. '0-
l CABBAGE . . .. ............. 10c,12¢head 133'”; Mufti: to stamp ...".‘Jlm
ticket. “subject to tie-lay 0.: acct-uni
of congestion." What they were
seeking to do was to get away ll'inl
liability for failure to“ fine" iht'.illi"
ant market at :. certain hour ii! the
«lay. rather than to escape rlrsl-v-nai.
bility for damage due to till-tr own
negligent-P.
When the express companies ill-24m
‘so stumping the shipping receipts.
130 lb.
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39 Main St.
Norwalk
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try a pound now.
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homes.
83 & 85 Washi
iN 8E0.
,fonrth general meeting of the Connec-
'ticut. branch of the Daughters of the
gAmerican Revolution was held here
{yesterday with practically all the chap
ten in the stale represented. Contra?
Sry to recent custom. sessions were help
both morning and afternoon. the morn.
ing session being devoted principal)!
it” preiiibinary business. reception of
'state, ollleera and addresses. At the
conclusion of the afternoon session an
informal reception was held. -
About 400. delegates were present
. when the meeting was called to order
by the state regent. Mrs. John L. Net
oi utchleld. A patriotic muse
solved with applause.
Here is Good News for all lovers of Fresh Roasted Coffees.
No change in the kinds, simply a reduction in prices. We have
always had the largest Oofl'ee trade in the city. Now we should
increase our sales much more. Do‘not delay, follow the crowd,
No. 1 Royal Plantation Cores, formerly 36c, no
AfterDinner Blend (loitee, iormerly ago, now .' .......... , 25c
Challenge Blend Collee, formerly “know .... . . .. ....... 226
Golden Santos Blend Codes ............ lb. 20gb lbs. for 95¢
Beclnnann'aBestBlend (Insilverfoilbags),lb.' 33c
rm DELIVERY IO ALI. PARTS
Coffee Prices Redaced. '
A. F. Beckmann & ~00. l
Phone 1405 ‘
nylon St. .
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mom. llattbew 1'. mt ”ideal iromM.
unenletthesatlouai soeiety.wss so“ "
_ re o...»M«: with. Inns a hassle mu m.
. the American dovetail-wholesales the New Jersey, ‘
'there was a protest from various
'centers of the country, most ”0':
trounced from the oyster shippers.
who claimed that the express mm.
ponies were seeking to mold all nes-
poneibility._nnd that the uncertainty
was extremelt’fi‘nmnging to. their
business. Complaint) was filed With
the. interstate commerce commisemr',
and suits against the express com-
: panics ‘ threatened.
, The shippers from‘ dilieren
{lions of the country made appeal to
:‘the food administration'for l--llo-f and
t‘ihc matter was assigned to 'he "Shiv
'portalion division. ‘After considering
"the situation carefullygit was riocid-'
'ed it would be best lo bring the ship“
"ping interests and the repmnentaq
lives of the express pompnnlc» lo-g
anther/“to discuss the situation. This
(was done. with the must \ihnl a sa:—.
’infactoiy understanding has teen.
reached and embodied inn circular
,‘ letter now being‘sent out by the no
Iprone companies.
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SUBMITS; A REPORT
l “motioned From Page One) .
i We found that about fifteen thous-l
~ and recalled useless bricks had been
:du pod by the previous administra'
dress by Dr. George C. 3. Williams. lion at the Concord street extension,
We are using these bricks t the
present time for the punrfiose .' hu'ld-f
,ing ncw'enlcll basins a other work
Clonal D. A. R, the REV. Charles Ag where brick is needed. These bflClifl
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OF'HIBOI'I'YAND
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vbad if this had to be done after the
walk. Sizes from the smallest lliss to 2
‘wnlk is about to be placed in‘ldaatu
new pnv’me-nt had been constructed.
'A new catch basLn has. been placed
under the Port nllcrt bridge which
will maintain that spot in good corn
ditlon by lfllillli: care of the water.
It is hard to are why it who not done.
before as it would have meant it ('Oll'.
siderable sailing in the past.
Quick action on thel part of the
present street commissioner when the
government innit-9d a priority order
taking over all flat cars for govem- '
merit work. has unquestionably been
themenns of saving the city a con-i
siderable loss through inability to
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, (empiete its work stoned. and in thirst
connection would say . that all over‘GRAND COMMANDERY,
the country. other cities have. been} K, T” TO MEET .
Mo cdi th:i w kn. it if ‘ ?
[mfporde'l’l‘ 6 l‘ or ii a refill) 0 ‘ IN NORWALKi
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A new catch basin has been pull
at the corner of Maple street and
Franklin avenue, Where a bad bump
has caused automobiilats to .iumlt lll'. Horace M. N. Sigman, Sir Samuel
and take notice for the past tonyears. Lynps' (r, Swartz. Sir Home, R. S.
Thls made It possible to ll." up what Klocll. so William Rilllchaels. Sir.
Wall previously a transverse mitten: Charles B. Allyn, Sir A. Dwight Keep.
and which condition has now. been Banquet Committee-Sir Harrie A.
improvcdsflwo ' 9w lulwerts Ia! Smith, n. so Edward l2. Gorham_ B.
were plunged on Chestnut Hill have1 Sir irving D. Robertson.
been replaced with new pipe. Drains Hotel Commmee..fi Sir Horace M.
and culverts on Riverside liven-re N. Sigman. E. S‘ir James W. Storey.
which were plugged and useless hive Sir Leslie w, Gotham. 55,. Gilbert 3
been repaired. l Bogart. ‘
New sidewalk has been laid at the» Committee on Printing—4n Fred
Concord street extension A new side} crick Buckley, Sir Frederick 8. Lyons
I Music Committee~$ir Homer R. S;
Norwalk. at the intersection of 3213!.: Kloclr, Sir Edmund E. CroWe.
Washington street and Senview ave-j Reception Committee—R. E. Sir
line. and l have secured a deed grant- Christian Swartz. R. E. Sir Farron S.
ing the triangular strip in front of Betta. E. Sir James W. Storey, E. sn-
Dominlclr Ganevari's store to the city Wallace Dunn, Iv; Sir Frank Street. E.
for highway purposes at no expense Sir Ferdinand B. Smith, E. . Sir
to the city. leariea S. Finch. E. .Sirdiilslon El-
. «wood, E. Sir Horace ll. .\'. immi
“:2;i‘:3d;:"§.“’t‘gwg“',:ve°“,bégfi R. 1-; Sir Arthur c. Wheeler. a su-:
' David Pollard, E. Sir G rge W. R!!-
left in needlessly bad condition. 0n . . .
d , . . mend. E. Sir Elmer J.ll-‘alrchlld, E.
ers have hem issued to have these ..
Sir Samuel H. Huntington. 1'}. Sir
all painted up and proper care givv‘ Chester F Clark. E Sir Edward E.
21:93:...‘3‘1123: estuary and incxpensivezamham' E. Sir lrving D. Robertson. i
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Two unusually severe storms oc- ,
curred in the month of October. "CORONER WARNS l
is a credit to this department that: BABY KILLING M. DJ
less destruction took place in thisi . 3
city during these storms. than. in our
neizhborimt towns. ' (Continued m Fin/it m»
Orders have been given to put cov-
era over the garbage wagons and thlsl "These drugs will cause loss of all-
which in turn will result in
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Dlnflmore. D. 11.. of Waterbury. and? are in reasonably good condition, and will stop the loaded wagons from die petite,
Elmer M. Woolworth: presidenbgener-
at the D. A. it The"“leature of the mus-
:answer all ordinary purposes, and tributiug refuel: all over the street as
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dred dollars. l
The old once. force. consisting of
six men in addition to the clerk has
been reduced din-hall. and the work
Is he‘ng efficiently taken care of. at
a saving of about $2.000 per year.
At the merit time. we are carry-
ing on the construction of a sewer
or. Fitch street and are soon to start
ical program was songs of the allies
by singers in the costumes of the al-
lied countries.
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“STRICTLY FBE‘H CAUGHT FISH
Whiting 5 lbs. 25c.
Large shad. /
_ another“ Hussein paving Job on
Frost Elba. Zoe. Float nvcnut'llsflweli udder way. A
Flat 5 the. no. new first-clash road has been built on
Ely avenue and on Knapp atreei.
another one on leehanicstreet and
also on Riverside avenue. Roosevelt
meet in Mali has been repaired.
and repair
view avenue. last ,l‘orwsia, and on.
"on mm~ North" avenue. to Row-
me: partially constructed at the
lust sans into ales. was complet-
m has been
Smelt I lbs. 26c.
Babe bibs. the.
At the wagon today and tomorrow.
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may 1. lietavliu'T—ibe well-
mme la
shtvebmmdeonfleo-x
means saving of probably two hung as been the cone in the past.
It is the belief of the new city on;
pincer that the. roads ousbl to the
built in conjunction with the people.
that is. that where an improvement is
contemplated on some road, the pee-
pla ought to do something to improve
the condition of their walls: and other
wise metre the object worth while
and a credit to the city. Main thor-
on-hfsres lead'nx“ to other towns
oasht to he worked in conjunction
with the seleetrnen of those iowna
and the improvement to be a good
we. should mean that tile road when
finished by the city is not the end
‘ that-cell, but only a portion of the
urn concerned.
Yours truly
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min-v wont More
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tusuwsy was improved by Ill 9'";
death. it allowed to no on without
l medical otten'ion the child might live
. indefinitely. at least until it had kill-
ed the whole family. i am not 'ltili-
ing’ the. boy. but merely trying to al-
leviate and prevent the suffering of
himself and others. It is a hopeless
and pitiful case and I am only new
stating nature to rectify one of her
grievous errors."
Coroner Peter Holman announced.
today that if the baby died as the to
suit of the drugs being administered
by its molt-err at the direction of film.
Halselden he would lay the case be.
fore a Grand Jury and ask for crim»,
that action. "Dr. Haisoiden has no'
yisbt lwhstever to ”parts sentence of}
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mature regardless of what its.“
can may '5?" said the am, _ ;
death .upon this or any other human;
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look around and come to us be-
fore yoii dccide'bnyinpf our Way oi dol-
ing busineSs has always lnadelriends for
fun it will give me an opportunitz‘
to enlighten the public on nutty
things."
Meanwhile, out at the little How
zimn harm. the Weary and heart sick.
mother continued to administer th‘o
drug prescribed by Dr. Halselden.
'l hate to do it." she said. "my
religion teaches in that it is wrong
to help my unfortunate baby care!
the world, but i realize it is for the
best and a duty 1 owe my other boy.
who is suffering for the attention I
cannot give him. Baby Paul demands
all my time and I cannot getnn';
sleep. 1 do not' want, to see him grow
up to be a monster. a helpless idiot;
to be kicked and buffeted about after
i have passed away and there is no:
one to care for him. It is for the
best that he should go now, but it
is hard, very hard for me .40 give
b' 1 these drugs. . ,
The falher.of the boy is. also re.
conciled to the dictum of Dr. liaise-h
den. ’
"It has narrowed down to a qual-
t'lo‘n'of whether the deformed boy
shall so or whether his mother and
his broth-2r shall perish in, order. that
he may live and it in best thrill.»
should go. as life holds nothinrbnf'.
sulfuring for him." said the father.
The case is attracting nationwide
attention. especially among pal-nulls
and members of the medical proton
sion. many of whom secretly indor'r-g
Dr. Haiselden‘; course.
l‘lDNEY DISEASES AND mar.
Nearly fall diseases of the .lslllncy-v
are due to salt, It you are sufferintc
with or from your kidneys the first
thing to do is to smash all your mom
lcinc bottles. out. out salt and s osm-
from your meals and go on the fr’oilr
cereal diet. Steamed asparagus; ‘1!
the best thing in the world for you?"
kidneys and bladder. Parsley is good
for victims of kidney diseasesrso all!"
in water crash the form of saintl'r
but no salt. One should not eat lots
freely of parsley. Privately will aid UM
eyesight by restoring the kidneys, in
their proper. functions, but overrides-w
of parsley damage the vision. Pearls
are the very heat at fruit tor victims
of kidney disease. But'ho nestles it?
more or the name all ”new
medullanaetoventbvionogit
u the W-Lonr Angelo!
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