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lie;
mmnnea,"flte
ahonld run the
rpm ’llnndaz‘u:
cutting capers,
them,toaavoouraonl
m'tcontrivetogetmneh
”ll Adderwithout coal
aphad’umthe fringe of
'mund—vhewantato
you but he can’t when
IS the world is on a slant.
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ERRiS
‘ y OILCSI‘IPM!"
THE NEW SCIENCE
mlulrlon or cmaoemcrlt
»
ting the same Disease is cause!
'm Even if done in childhood
motel pinched nerves and pain it
life in the din'erent organs am
Home and min. health is restoret
‘ sh harmonizing the nerve eyt
1-5 in your body. Female trouble:
special attention: also curvatur-
the! color»! You will never regro
in; the ,Chirpractor a chance it
you. -
lagoctlc treatments given also.
'I'. FRANCIS. D. C.
M Was on so. So. Norwalk. Conn
Grad irom Palmer School.
a
Thanksgiving Special
MEN’S AND YOUNG
MEN’S OVERCOA'I‘S
All the New Models
$11.95
Value to $516.50
m
Copyr’gbt t"lothingCo.
S It, Main St. So. ticrwall
Chiropractic in the definition of an 4
ol the disease and the art 0‘.
4” a wrench, twist or sprain in the '
. Chiropractors remove the cause of ‘I
' ' DISCUSSION
N 0 ONE IDEA
KOOFING HERE
lama...“ «flare-thud! 3.3st
for diflerentapurpoua all! maverietyolthehatroolng.
including or come, the mm, se' that we can advise.
our customers honestly. You may regret it it you do not
prepare your roof for the raining reason coming on.
The Hatch (z Bailey Co.
m"?
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can: ’ ~mmflacw an rat-W-
Thanksgiving Sale—~Coats.Suils&llresses.
You are quite i‘z initiat- with the good value: we offer at our
regular prices. so it will he an easy matter for you to figure out
how much you will save by buying now, when you can get a '
Coat Suit or Dress for one quarter less than regular prices.
Don t fail to take advantage of this bargain.
COATS SUITS DRESSES
- $7.98 $9.98 $11.98
$8.98 $11.98 $14.98 $7.98 $16.50 $14.98
CLO’AKS‘ we. PARIS MILLINRRY
.33 So. 4Main St. So. Norwalk
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trunnion it was moved and voted that
a,
ABOU‘!I PAYING ,
SCHOOL BILLS
(Contained Front «Mien One)
[this matter woe STEM from all
{m Upon the conclusion or the
incursion it was the general opinion
In! “It? meeting. that the school board
noted entirely Win ill night: 1133
xuvmaklng the contracta, and that it II
now up to the city to 'come across"
with the money. Upon 33 motion bo-
ling made it was voted to refer the
.oueetion to the corporation counsel
‘and obtain his opinion on the matte-3
The question of purchasing a nun»
ber of new typewriters for we in the
commercial department was next in
. order 01 business. and after some d123—
'the secretary. in conjunction with
Superintendent Buchanan. and the
Where 0! the supply committee, be
authorised to buy the new mmhinen
at the beat posaible figure.
The coal situation as regards local
uchoole also came in for considera-
tion loo-t evening. but nothing defin~
ite was decided" upon in regard to thin
matter by the board. The situation
has remained unt'haiiued airlce last
WWR. and la. thel'eloi'e. still 33 prob.
low (or serious thought.
\Vlh‘h‘. RAN AWAY
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WITH ANOTHER:
" DIVORCE GIVEN!
(Continued From Plyo One)
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Wildnlan bf'lore marriage.
Dora Tom. 03 No "07 Splint
street Bridgeport was granted a de-
cive lrom Paul 'l‘olll now of Plum
delpllia. They were married at r" E
SPECIALS
!
Butter. the finest creamery, per lb. . . . . . . . . . . . , 48(-
Pure Lard, per Ih. .................................... 290
11.0 Oats ...... ...... ‘ ............. ' ...... 2 pkga. 26c
Pure Cocoa in quart jars cut to . . ............... 2%
i Jello ............. .. ,. ........... -. ........ 3 pkgs. 250
1A. STULL
:4 Cottage Street. East Notwalk.
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TO OUR CUSTOMERSANI) THE PUBLIC.
Existing: conditions. all oi 33hieh are too well
nude rel: 12d. 21% to make tlciuile d explanation here
neccesulv. compel us. Merchants and (.ustonter»;
Buckwheat
Flour
3 lbs 25c
BUTTER
49c lb
Prion" au'ro
oeuvanv
SPECIALS FOR
SATURDAY
Bibi of Pork ......... 32c
»odVeoltoRoelt....203i
0!an ............... 240
Van] ................. aoe
‘uzab ................. 20c
wYork Market
Tel. 359-12
to ire-33min It.
emei'. couture» out:
We. Nov. 11. 413333310333- mm
a‘eulptor. is dead.
ail-2e. to do our utmost to couwenc the loud supplvo
our rennin . and distribute“ .. in the most economical
way. Accordingly we have decided on the tollowing
lilanyfihtth becomes cilectivc Saturdm. December
l'iI
at: a» - :< .r: «9 .2. 2"- =3
032 and after llewmber 1st. 1917. our business
332” be conducted on :3 strictly wealth cash basis. All
succumb. must be settled in full by the Monday oi
the following neck. (31 no i133 liter credit will be ex-
tended. \bsolut t'elv no new accounts will be opened.
We will reduce all prices to rock "cash and currv’
basis. but will (-93.33: 3332': to (it liver as heretofore. We
trust you 33' ill appreciate the step we are taking for
the 5:33 inu's it 331" ellect. and tI‘lISI. to be 3 avored 33 ith
a libel al share of vour patronage.
A. F. Beckmatm 82 (lo.
33 33 85 Washington St. 33.... 3335
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Have YoufSeen That
Half-Ton Cheese
The biggest and beat Ohms ever brought to Norwalln
S Made in one of the most famous creameriee in New York
tale.
Of full cream quality and of mild and delicious flavor.
Get Your Share While it Lasts 32c Pound
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
32‘Waahington St; 39 Rain 81:.
(South Nowell! NorWIIk.
coumencm. economv.
HARTFORD, Nov. til—Frank D. TRUCK.
Cheney, :3 member of the committee on ANSONIA, Nov.
Industrial Survey. has sent a letter to ally. eleven years old, Was atruck by all
he various Boards of Trade through- auto truck on Main Itreet. this morn-
out 3h3- state asking them to take up ins, and in now in Grim hoopla! With
him subject at commercial economy. a probable fracture of the ahull. John
lvmch In need to reduce the end... at smelly, 333a driver or the truck, 33 at;
ANSONIA GIRL STRUCK BY AUTO
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l-tlio delivery oiwganizntlona and by on the girl He was later mooted in
‘eouraaina the carrying home of bun Shelton and mluuld tn
idiot by purchneoiu. The circuit: re- !or a hearing in the Anemia police
iqueat that the 3arloua boards commn- court tomorrow on charge» at recite";
, nlcate with Alton
'1'. Minor 0! Now driving and Micro to render ”all;
'l.ondon. (hair mm of the committee. :a'nce when cooling tutor:
I
.e-n—s.
Mfl‘f keep you
ml Sentinel Wyn. Adz. keep. you in
13;. 32:; 3.9:: good live, (13' nkins nook. touch with who. live. thinking people. i
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' not lived 33' th hint since.
16.341337 Harm-i
ye... camel
Stephen's cliutth in llrldgcpon. on;
February 21190111332 lluubund dull
on December 1. 1911. alter beating
his wife. fearing one-233 Silo 132331
She wuu‘
3grunted 33 divorce. I I
4 In the (use at Charles II l‘rizzell
acuinsl l-‘liznbetb ll. lv‘riuell, the but. i
band. who is a Minnd lieutenant in
tho United Staten arm was 0r'dtr
End '33 nay [313 “Km $.10 23 neck. mod I
log llligulion. And 5" 5 cu'uruul 1332.42
”three are the name norm [3 in3"ol3o>:l;
4333 the big $50.0th alienation will
'33l33’3h 3hr young wilu bahfllpalh!
against hire. Henderson of Norwalk'
tho hunbaud'n mother. 8113* km um l
The husband ~clmnu'u infidelity 23231
intolerable cruelty in his 3131333312313”.
I132 also claims Ilt‘ 333333 5333”)" tI.‘(‘t‘l\"
ml Why'n he married, The budmlul'w
counsel suit! tlltnllvl‘vutinl3t 33:33.3 :3!
present 32333331333241 :3." r umuil-urisl on
' llrozktdwm uni v3.3.3" "lll‘nillg $21! :3
“fur-ltd of tilt our of IS 33233] «lie
3133033! 231 I? Is 3|22~ emporium- of
Itlll' llrutllnrtl. of llriduepotnt who
33'2133 mum”! is (III‘TII' today in tho
FIIDQTIUI 3'20th trout lhivwnl llrtul‘
f33l'.3l ul' IIl'llIKtltOl‘L lnmlrlubh \rml
lord of lllltlLt'llurl lutuletubl: 333331
3.3M 1332' lm'lmnd k33333k33l Iltl' (1333333
Hum. 43 mm ”3343 “3"I'3 333:33213-(1 and
mm inllul to ill ll'ill lul'.231l3.3t Bllt‘
132.33 In l3'333'3- him 33 3-33' 333-33323 ui‘ur
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.‘“H'» ll-m maiden 23::333I~ 33:2:2 Ill-ul-
; (133': in 3":‘. ‘\
3 Killiillillt' .\lnrplu-_3. nI Ill‘nlum‘iul‘l.
‘33'2223 rs'ohtul :3 that“: from Humid J.
Mun-hm of IIrllIQt'lllll‘l. on tho ground
01' cruelty. Tl3r3 \3'32 0 32.:3rri33l teen
lumber 7. 1.910. and shotth .mp3 tin
Widtllllt. Illk alhmw continent-3d. .\1
33310 llllv' tu' mot lit-r in ("mll land
islrevl uni 33:3..3133l2331 I333:
l Aunlu Mari“ l‘antun Lolldvll was
irrnnlml :3 du-rvr- from t‘lmrlv-s l.‘ Lull-
:dvll, both of Weston. on tho urnuml
g’ o: ‘tIo‘u-rl im. Tito-3. worl- 321:32‘ri-‘3I
Sl'llit'llillt'l‘. 32303. and 3133- husband loft
'in the following Anil, .‘eilyIlIL‘.’ he
tl'v'l‘llld no 10314233 3' liw with his Will‘.
I'Ilnnue of flame was ohm allowed.
:LIBERTY LOAN PROMOTER BANK.
' HUPT
NEW YORK. Nov. 333,—».an involun-
'turv petition in hunkruptcvvu'ux filed
'ln the Federal ('ourt here. today
against Elmer Dwigglns. promoter of
the “United States Government Liber- .
133 Loan Club," throutzh which. it is
thorged thousands of dollars were
inflected small investors on the $1 23
week plan for the second goVornment
war loan. ‘Dnigglns was arrested 3e23-
torday at Montgomery, Aid. on
charge of misuse or the mails.
SPECIALS FOR
SATURDAY
8333:" Fruit Bhouldera ........... 27¢
Freah Hama ..................... 29c
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Corned Sparerlbo ............. . .'. 29c
Co‘rrlad Shoulders ........ 27:
Genuine Spring Logo of Lamb. .2833
.Loin Lamb Roan .............. 28:
L333» Potion“, no hone ......... 22c
Hamburger ‘ ..................... 2
Home moaned Val. .,18 no, and 22:
Sugar Cami Hana ....... '.... 32¢
Dixie Iaeon ..................... 34c
Native Chicken ................. “34:
Mail Nuklaa and low Kraut.
Homemade “My .............. incl
Charnok’s Market
. Tel. 583-2”
free delivery ‘
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a latices and field kitchens
‘queat hint to publish the contents.
‘0! Went Mystic. la‘ expected to appear maemm’ “a a “m? chloride of 13.
retail dellterles by forming oo-opera- toyed to have driven up after ”fixing Full line or Wu and Vegatahlu. in Oman town court today. to answer lime to the "fer M”, which they m3
Tristram & Hyatt
Norwnlk’e Leading Dry Goods Store {
Our ‘ Annual Fur Sale
Will End Tonight’
Do Not Miss the Chance to Enjoy This Remark-
able Display of ,
Fur Coats, Muffs and Scarfs
Every Piece Exhibited Is Ready for Immediate Delivery
,-, A -a—o
H KRIEGER& CO.
Lest You Forget
That we have the best and largeSt assortment of":
Women’s and Children’s Coats 1n Norwalk. ‘ ‘
Women’s Coats from $10 to $75.00
Children’s Coats from ' $3.89 to $8.98
Clothing for Men and Boys
Overcoats $12 .98 to $25. 00,
Boy’ .3 Suits 83.948 to $7.98
Army SweaterS'fm' Men 55.0010 $7.98
Boy’s Sweaters $1.98 to $4.98
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ILA. R. MEMI’ERS , ~-
00!“ MR WORlK Clearance Sale 0I W3ISIS
(Continued from Fin-3t Fake.)
. m”. , _ » (v I'.'I'Il\l3 READ \ IORS ANTA
I‘l‘t‘llt‘ll 03131323233 ........... ”glint”? .
'r M '32- .3‘0" 4,; We must. make room for holiday merchandise which 1.3
m3 “3.33.1333": ,mn 'W HT {$1235 arriving daily. In order to reduce stock we are presenting .3 ‘
"3' wondeiiul lot of Blouses at SKINAOE ‘DINARY RED? 1:.
Total “or ltxmmiilur- .3.~' . TIONS. ’1
2232':'1"_..”.‘,‘.'.‘,‘...‘;;:4 Y‘ftviflm 4 '1.“ 7. V‘ . Models of Georgette. Crete De Chine Sat-in and Mesa .2,-
I’ltrlhvrnlm'v. .3... [laugh] .3 of 33.. ‘ line; in Sliil. colors. Mesh and white.
“"‘H'im'l R“""‘””‘”‘ I" ‘3 5‘1"” A large variety of different and desirable styles.
hare pledged themselves to worldv-
net-ded knitted gurnwnts for the twr-i
incl 0! the war to the crews of (H
l’nltod States ships comprising bat-2
tic-ships. destroyers. torpedo boats!
(ruiuers submarines 33nd submarine
chnscru. and 22 states hale contrihm .
ed knitted garmenm to 54 mom I”. l
S. ream-ill making a total ot till boats
on which the men or" [clay Wearing;
”garments knitted by the Daughters
of the American Revolution
The lluughtcrn have also 'ndopled"
companies of soldieru to keep sup-
plied with knitted garments for twho‘
1: rind of the war have given ambu-,‘
have pro-,
vldode hot meals and box lunches for
departing troops. have armed reg ]
lmental lingo. hale contributed to the pi
ideal conditions surrounding some of
our canine. have exttnded cheer and
comfort to the touch camp guards
who Ire watching our railroad
bridged. tunnels and other public.
property. lune been leaders in retail
Melting Red Cross chapters. ‘ »
In order that our society may stand
before the nation in on (irrnnizationi
worthy of our ancestors 33nd in order
that the public may ho made cone-or
233ml with our patriotic work for our
nation in her hour of need. it is mg- l
NI that mery Chapter Regent takol
this bulletin to her local newspaper
other. interview the editor and r3-
Regulat' $450. $5.00 and $5.98 values,
Snecial $3.98. 4
We advise buying now in anticipation of :he holidays, as
any one of the Wat-its offered would make :2 very charming gift;
so wasutuo'rou s'r.
\,
For Saturday
Special Sale on Coats, Suits,
Dresses and Skirts.
The Little Shop
60 North Main Street
3%
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MRS. WILLIAM HENRY WAIT. 3
Publicity Director. War Relief Pom-l
miller. N. S. I). A. R.. 1708 Cam-
bridge Road Ann Arbor Mich.
South Harwell!
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
:o' a- .- 3......-
‘atand on hummer. See mo 33. 'n
rented a low incbea from the 333mm!
"numb-d no thin the air may circula' . unflo't' 1
PARENT WSAULTS PRINCIPAL ;
MYSTIC. Nov. tor-133mm Daborneq
'l'o 'Ean discolored
3 Adrtflilo. in The Sentinel.
isharge o! knocking uneom-iciouuI mint then boil “I
rue lngram. principal of West MVK' Burned collection: should rte-"3.2- be
etlc achool (or keeping Oebome'le tilled mm m1“ “.9“... may will;
“Mm" “059' after school. T1" 33- hum again: one dull and water in-
cmouzsrsn s 32313.2.
. » fl 1:4:MIA'Ayv
52:03:31[littfrinftildreloggfixo‘embtzfl'"9M" and leave until the- next dam: file u .' ' . “Q
' ' then brim: slowly to the boil, when "m golfi-
”I “‘1 {our lront teeth knocked out the burned port”. on will become lulu-l 33%.. a
.Fnllurc to turn to a composition 32333323- clean 3. ! mime?“ m
:03! detention of the pupil. V...“ allow #0.. our Wei ”:4 SMBI 'M
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