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we can't contrive to get much
seal. A dealer without cod
you but he can’t when
all the world is on a slant.
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THE NEW SCIENCE I
DEFINITION OF CHlHOPRAcTIC
Chiropractic is the definition of he
V. we of the disease and the art of
Wasting the same. Disease is caused
w a wrench, twist or sprain in the
NO ONE IDEA
ROOFING HERE
Wereeognisetkeaeoal'tyofdilssonth'adsofroodng
fordiflsrentpurposessndcarrysvsrletyofthsbestroohg,
inoiudingofoourse,theh-tsbiagles,sothatweeansdvise
our customers honestly. You may regret it if you do not
prepare your root for the raining season coming on.
The Hatch E: Bailey Co.
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port away from New York. To the
hut. lltv it done in childhood -
K aeatesedfucbed’nervee and pain is
its lite h the dliferent organs am:
hits -|
Chiropractors remove the cause oli
disease and pain. health is restoreé ‘.
- through harmonizing the nerve sye ‘
tents in your body. Female troubles
, are: special att‘entioniualeo curvaturi Butter, the finest creamery, per lb. . . . . . , . . . . . . 48c
tit pi. uw neerregre
$1.; “in? hirsractor ‘ 21mm in Pure Lard, perlb. ............ » ..................... 29¢
'Mag:Uctreatiuentsgtvenalso. I H. 0' 0938...... , 2pkgs.26e
T FRANCIS n C Pure Cocoa in quart Jars out to ....................... 27c
“W‘;Mn‘m musOfiowgméo“ Jell-O ......... ......... 3pkgs.25c
Graduate from Palmer School.
p- __._.,_.__ g a STULL
Thanksgiving special . 2. com“ see... it... smut
“—
MEN’S AND YOUNG i
...__.
l Thanksgiving Sale—Cnats,Siiits&llrei-ses
You are quite familiar with the good values we otfer at our
regular prices. so it will be an easy matter for you to figure out
how much you will save by buying now, when you can get a
Cont, Suit or Dress for one-quarter less than regular prices.
Don 't fail to take advantage of this bargain. ‘
DRESSES
COATS SUITS
$7.98 $9.98 $11.98
$8.98 $11.98 $14.98 $7.98 $6.50 $14.98
cnonxs m PARIS MiLLtn'nav
33 So. Main St.
SPECIALS
MEN’S OVERCOATS
All the New Models
$11.95
Value to $16.50
_I—
Cnpyright ("iothingCo
C-N. Main St. 30. Nor-wall
Buckwheat
Flour
3 lbs 25c
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' [MPORTANT Nutter! .
TO OUR CUSTOMERS? AND THE PUBLIC.
Existing conditions. all of which are too well
understood. as to make detailed explanation here
necessary. coirlpel us. Merchants and Customers
alike. to do our utmost. to conserve th food supply 0
our country. and distribute it in the ost economical
way. Accordingly we have decided on the following
ilklnl‘lll'uc" becomes efl'ective Saturday. December
S O t l:
* .; =l‘ * =i
* a. * It :34 2k ’i I! t
, 0n and after December 1st. 1917. our business
Will be conducted on a strictly weekly cash basis. All
accounts must be settled in full by the Monday of
the tollnwmur week. or no iurtiicr credit will be ex-
,ternded. Absolutely no new accounts will be opened.
ll e.will reduce all prices to rock “cash and ca ”
oasrs. but will continue to deliver as heretoforche
trust you will appreciate the step we are taking for
the savm s it wd effect. and trust to be favored with
a liberals are of your patronage.
A. .Beckmann& ()0.
83.8185 Washinuloll Si. Phone 1405
So. Norwam
nursinnus ARE ,
sorrwswonm.
(Continued Prom rage Ola)
. Opinion among the fans and local
Promoters centers on the ground that
Blenders are not wanted. Nobody
here appreciates to any swat degree
the giving of opportunities to out- or-
town blulers who want to put across
' ' ”Nine cheap. There is the chance
'0! course, that they will hide beh nit
some Bridgeport man, who would
far a consideration get a permit for
them in his name, advertise their
show for them in his name, and in
short appear on the surface to be the
that inter while the New York money
grabbers would themselves be pro-
r"""" him to further their own ln'i
terests. " I
Cities Lend Way.
Longing eves, with money hungry
glints in them. are looking Bridge-
erafty possessors oi these eyes; it
may seem to be good picking hue-J
Il'hey may think that Bridgeport lann’
will pay high prices to are low-
lzrade performances. "II the-xii, it may '
be all right to ol‘er-i'i‘de tlit- lii'id'm-i
port promoters, who have flil'l‘ll‘
quality for money r-‘CCWed. and to;
stock up without ('nming across with;
something good. lint merybko hue
is hoping that the loom-e ,I'nulmlr‘i-
sinners think likewise. i
i’rar'iialty every other city in l‘on-,
necticui that is supporting boxing:
shows has built legal fences to lump}
Out the New York promoters. it n»;
mains for Bridgeport to prom-i itself:
in the some measure. ‘ 1
Then,- tll't‘ u lot of New Yorkira:
who have come to Bridgeport to plug;
good Jobs in the niunition factories;g
who look upon Bridgeport as n jay;
taint. Tiny i-n'n't'quito get over the;
Want to Make “Farm." 5
Now comes the attempt to make 'll
I
this one r-uclied lhv“ conclusion lroini
f lllw incl that he wna opinly tohl hyi
the tum-rs that there was nothing do .
ing. ' '
'l'lu- invasion of form: r Niw lualw
Manhattan has been built for the sole.
purpose of making good picking for}
the wise ones from New York.
farm city out of Bridgeport. it ‘is
an open secret that those three or
.'our boxing promoters whoare plan-’
on, who are happy in the belief that
Bridgeport Will make a choice meal,
ticket. ~ ‘
There in a Report being circulated
about town to the effect that local
promoters and boxers intend orgiiaiz
in: their forces to protect themselves
against the prospee'ive invaders. The
cold reception;
means whereby 8
ignored the public lieling against thi-
ore from New York or any
Boxers Oppose in ration.
tent who om-rat‘d in New )‘ork illltl
conduct lmuth in this city. Tiers!
satisfied with the stuntinn here and'
.
hon-rs is nlrcailv in it'll swine. w-d,
ii is reported that within the next
month no less than :20 first-law 1‘. r
torniois will come this way and (‘llilll‘
ric‘denco in this city. This invasion
is not opposed by the fame. ill-v"
t‘b'Fl', they do protest against the com-
ing of i‘rutikotl promoters to this city
PPECIAL commsiou REPORTS. i
'John eherman Hoyt and Douglas L'
Ellimao Tells of V. M. C. A. Work f
in France. '
.lohn Sherman Hoyt and Douglas l.
Ellinian, summer residents of Darlen.
are two of the four men of a special
commission whom the National War
Work Council of the Y. .\l. C. A. sent to
port came by cable last week. The
other men who reported are Franklin
DELIVERY
SPECIALs FOE;
THIS WEEK.
, lathe Fowl ............... 33o
M Hams ............... 326 ‘ l ' 'CMW "9". Lu" ------- . ' <- 2“ announced. in dIreciin a conservation
lmsll Bibs ‘ P C. N. E. BRIDGE "mine were at the opinion tlm Lean m lie-at. no em . ........ 24: no mm “m b of v‘m‘ mmm
, . 0 07k --------- 32° . NEAR “031‘le sparks from a ming‘engine could} Au m mm, My ' ,‘f ' .
’ lboulder of Vealtonosst 20o ne'er have started I New Ms Small emu Hams .............. an: in '1" 0’ "'9 "“m" m" "man"? VAAST BROS ' GARAGE
Impolvul a“ DESTROYED WWII! '0 destroy the section. whichfrcsh Shoulders ............ - ..... 29¢ um ext.“ in Wading, The ”we ,. .
p. v.“ ............... 30° . y. ,3? gammy burned for more than {coma sugulgr- ............... 2!: b." of the commttee are: ' ,.
M .......... I ...... . m I" ................ . o ‘
M Mb 20° iCoutinnod From ”an 0" vz'orkmen from neighboring cl'Mi.m' 3""... flap! "a," ....... 326 Charles 0. Bill. Hartford, chairman. “ M 13“.” 17 CHESINIII s", 3. "and“
,. ................. ‘1" immediately rushedyto the scene l'm'“ “ ....................... 33¢ Professor L. P. Brechenrtdge, Yale uni ,
The section or the bridge burned, of the blesefafter lumen Will urinary letter .................... 526 verslty. New Haven; W. it. C. Corinne—.953} ._ _ _..__I_-—— 11-5...- - -
let. out ‘
14! WW I.
2:_ .. m.--
FRENCH ”UL-PTOI BIA!
PM. Nov. fir-AIM Rodin.
“water. is e
.(‘
Imalll'reahbhoulders . ..... 2805—-
‘hat the tire was possibly started by
a passing freight, 't was reported that
they at but said that no freilbt bad
pseudoyerthabrldgeferaame _hiirltaw
airwaves-emulate» “w”;
BUTTER 2‘22“,“_:.‘“‘ ‘5‘; 773““ :‘t:““‘
, 49b lb Tuesday Specials .
PHONE-311 i $833283:;:::1:::::::::::::::;::::;:::::33:}:
PROMPT AUTO ; -LOIN LAMB errors .............................. 38c lb;
BIG CHEESE LOSING WEIGHT
_ ' Every good judge of Gleese who has sampled that big one
in our Window is delighted with it. Remember it is a full cream
I. New York State cheese, of the very best grade.
32c lb.—While lt Lasts—32c lb.
Schnitte’s sanitary Markets
as Washington St. 39 Help 8t.
3...» era-mu- ” Norwalk.
L. Klrkhride of New York and Philip
“Not until we had gone personally
over the tield had we any conception
grave responsibility which Geri. Per-i
ehlng has committed to the Y. M. C. A.‘
in this critical hour, helping the men
to be true to‘the highest American
ideals may be adeciding factor in win
'inlng the-war and keepinf steadfast in
jibe spirit and aims of its founders the
.men who will in the future direct {lic-
forterirouse Steak ........ -. . . . . . . 38c
, Q’rlelo steal: ..................... 32c
mound Steals ................... .. '.
' are
N. Y.. to Hartford.
or ill" ‘ rath-
Whlie some rallroad ofllciala said
lclala \last evening.
'n II?! when .a ”new“
m
e
..... l' " "i ..,_ l “2/, A”
.r 'Chopped Round Iteak ............
:7 , was one of three which compose the "the had been W in at"
New Y{ “1‘ Market] railroad bridge. over which the mat {direction to halt
tor. part of treiflc between New/.«llav‘
.................
;WPM
oncoming trainsucr—evn f"- “e: .................
The more will probably In repaired; Everything in Oceania-and Ballet
en and New York from Northempton‘enoaah to enable tulle to be NJWu,
[It’ll-4m '13:: ihrourh trains from aumed ls'e today. it was said by of~'oiala Bacon ..................... 8e Company. Waterbury: J. A. Hammett.
ous as e,
a bridge at this souve- Maggi . Chuck’s Mk“
I
l
m: {EFJYLW'WvT-r”! Tel. sit-i
«mi- the train hum are and;
ibu-aseoseefmea
tree stalwart
Fl
Fur .Sale Big Success
Our Annual For Sale was a Most Gratitying Success and
we Wish to Thank our Many Friends for Their liberal Patronage.
We Still Sell fun
This Oliicial Opening oi the Fur Season snows llnw Popu-
lar Theyare and we Wish to Call Special Attention to our big
and Varied Stock of all the latest Models and Most Wanted Pets.
Tristram & ; Hyatt I
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
‘55-!!!
impression that every city ou‘side ofi
hing to come lll'l‘l‘ are fortuni- hunt-II
plan outlined by these is to emci a,
would be- girl-n the New Yorkers in!
the event that the police authorities.
holding of boots lu~rc by Iiiatchmnk :
, oibi-rf
place out of ilu- bounds oi the i: 3w
It is a well-known (not among li-yi ‘
crs here that no less than six pr: mo;
or the l-‘ruwiey iuw Mil lillt‘llilll to:
law '[ ‘ilill' "lfilll I ‘lits city and in-E
spoon-d (‘ilnllllltlllit, tlniy oni- ‘was dis-
L. James of Chicago. Their message; ‘
read as followa: i'ro SECURE gUEL .
3" secretary Hartford Steam lloiler in-
H. KRIEGER 8: CO.
Lest You Forget %
That we have the best and largest assortment of.
Women ’s and Children’s Coats in Norwalk.
Overcoats
Boy’s Suits
Boy’s Sweaters
Women’s Coats from
Children’s Coats from $3.89 to $8.98
Clothing for Men and Boys
Army Sweaters for Men
' $10 to $75.00
" $12.98 to $25.00
.‘ $3.98 to $7.98
' ,_ $5.00 to $7.98
$1.98 to $498
destiny of the nation, .
"Facing hardship, nnacrustommi con-
ditions. luck at comforts and restraints
'of home our mt'n need instant help
which the Y. M. C. A. only can give it
able men. supplies, and the means ‘tn
support its work are given in lavirih
measure by the whole country. The
winter is bound to hen critical mile
for thousands of splendid (rung Ameri-
lcnns. For their sake and in their
' name. we call for volunteers a‘Jl the
money to provide them with the help
and comforts they so richly deserts,
The Y. M. C. A. stands for
home in a strange land. .
“We must express our absolute err;
dorsement of the splendid work under
|the most trying conditions. They, with
France to report on ”’9 “99d“ 0' G9",';mea',.zre facilities, have accomplished
oral Pefflhlnl'“ men. so I“ M the “(remarkable resulted bill. now at [My
.‘l. C. A. “1&5“le them. Their rc- breaking point. they cannot continue‘to
do the impossible unless they receive
immediate and adequate support from
you and the country at large."
l
CONSERVATION IN STATE.
oi the tremendous opportunity and committee Named by Administrator- -
‘—
a touch of '
' Clearance Sale of Waists
GETTING READY FOR SANTA
We must make room for holiday merchandise which is
arriving daily. Inordertoreduee stock we are presenting a
wonderful lot of Blouses at EXTRAORDINARY REDUC-
TIONS.
Modem: Georgette. crepe ne Chine, Satin and Messa—
line; in suit colors, flesh and white.
A large variety of difl‘erent and desirable styles.
Regular £1.59, $5.00 and $5.98 values.
Special $3.98.
We advise buying now in anticipation of the holidays, as
any one of the Waists offered would make a very charming gift.
”EN CPRDE ”(RCNANDI‘SE Ar FOJIRATL' FPICES'
33 wssmuc'rou s'r.
T. W. Russell.
Thomas W. Russell, federal fuel ad-
ministrator for Connecticut and chair-
man of the coal committee of the Con-
necticut state Councul of Defense, has
appointed a state fuel conservation
committee, which is to coordinate all
the charts being made. or to be made.
in Connecticut along the lines of fuel'
conservation as they concern power tor
factories, electric lighting and heating.
public“ and private. The committee is]
to take an important part. hfr. Rumell
LEAKING RADIATORS
Repaired While You Wait
Tenders, lionlls, lamps and Bodies
Straighteneil , ».
WELDING GUARANTEED
WREBKS II ,w‘SPEGMlTV
mmmlusuraueacomplay,nari-
racism r. lltou. nucleon new
I
w. r. client can Company. new it.
yea; It a. 8. Piston, consulting shat-3
peer. Bridgeport Bran Company pad.
tile-lioness Arms m. e ;
port: tactile 8. Sierra. W l
neeiteut Oompaby. New Haven ‘
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Alwaysl-‘resk Roasted
GHIOTTO’Sl .
PEANUTS.
pan month
all
WI%:=I:;¢HM
13 R. R. Ave
W '1 J},
l" ’ IV
V _ n‘ l‘ . ,
nebular maw'aireas—n o.
‘ 8min. ml .-
mm. all state;
um acetate, ash
llaehse
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newsman-Imus.
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