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The IRov Millard i. ”Robinson,
re New York city soriety will pre‘aclr
ornlng and evening at the. PIN :Il.
. church, November 25.
of
Norwalk coal dealers agreed yester-
ay to reduce the price. of coal in that
ity to $9. 50 It ton, which is the price
t which coal has been selling in this
try ~llanbury News.
4"Tlris is a Jewelry Xmas."
Another war stamp tax, which to
oming soon, is that on parcel post
. bases. A tax of one cent‘ for each
wonty- live cents or, fractional part
I ereof charged for transportation"
ill be paid by the sender, the tax to
. paid by stamps bought at the post-
flee and fastened to the parcel before
.alling. It mites effect on Saturday,
ember 1.
Internal revenue. Ittamps will be on
=le in the local postoillce after Dec
arious legal documents and to parcel
I packages that cost, in postage.
Iver 25 cents. A one- -cent ret cnrre
tarnp must be aillxed to each parcel
or each "5 cents in postage that the
reel bears, or fraction of ‘25 units.
ver the first 25 cents value.
er made at the‘ 'Seyl'motrr Orders
ecelved not later than Tuesday, .\'ov.
. See adv. on pace 8.
Thirty- -fl\e huge olive drab motor:
rucks passed through the city yenter
. y morning. on route from the Hun
nobile factory in Bridgeport to “Ho-
Iken. preparatory to being shipped
broad The factory is putting out
bout a dozen trucks each day for war
I- rnose‘s. A driver of one of- the
rocks said this morning that recruit-
ng officers are in need of chauffeurs
0 drive these autmhfln.
John Hodgdon. a practical ship...
uiIder and at present the manual
raining instructor at the Over River
chool has just received a letter from
the [1. 8. government in regard to a
ype of aeroplane, which but intonati-
ed the government war «lemon of
late. The letter refers to the sending
of explanations and drwfngs- to the
gov-emrmnt. The machine is so con-
structed that it will rise straight up
into the air and stay at any mat]
the operator wishes. Mainline
will run on a straight plane, normat-
ter how hard the willtblown:
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——DANCINB SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hall. Grace Bro. 8-‘
piece orchestra—Cathedral Chimes.
«tilt
, Food Administration.
_that there is no actual shortage in
{either salt, matches. or laundry blue;
.ever. with no possibility of a short.
.nge with a normal demand on the
attributed only to German agents.
' Washington where many storekeep—
~—I«‘vcrything for Thanksgivtnrz I.III--
yuan Itnour SALI‘ .
“thinly IVAS'UI‘VLY
A’ GERMAN STORY.
W tSIIINti’.’ (IN.
tr. ‘ ..an
-' .m 24. litidentc
propagandists aceI
Intending ;epoIi.-'1 that there its a fa-l
mine of malt. laundry blue. and]
matches in in the possession of tin
In each case. it .is said, the Ger-
man agents hate star-ted "buying
drives" in an short to Inter-0391 the]
ordinary channels of business spread -
alarm among the consumers, and
cause discontent with the govern-
ment program. In some cases house
holds have stored up sumcient quan-
tities of the commodities for a year's
use.
The Food Administration announces
that the national stock is as large as.
part of the consumer. and that In-
mors of any such shortage. can be
The drive on salt in thepr'esent in-
stance seems to have begun in New
York city something over a week ago,
I and spread as far as Boston and
The test at time is the test
of merit.
In time :rrmc men go to
jail. anal abillc I30 not. .
ln timc .-' will: ranges L“) to
the junk pile at :er early date
and mm“: Ila) not. A Stam-
ford. range is not an accident.
ltls cart'lttlly built. wears
like an old friend. and. being
once, installed. it is as per-
manent 3-; any other member
0‘ the family.
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FOR SALE 8v
HORACE ll.’ NASH
Co‘merNortthin and West Sts.
-—.—._
ers absolutely sold out of the com
modity in a counle. of days. Reports
have reached Washington of similar
conditions as far West. as Ohio.
Ilousekeepers purchased, as high as
25 bags of crkzmd there in; one in-
Istnnce of.a man who bought enough
to last his family a l.iI?time. imme-
diately following the euensiVe pur-
(bases of salt came the case of
laundry blue. based on a report that
this article. since it contained Prus-
sian blue, soon would be unobtalna-
Ible. Ptople rimmed to have the lathe
impression that Prussian blue must
come from Germany. The third
wave of big buying has been cen
tch on matches and its origin has
been traced to Jt‘l'it‘) City
The fact that the buying drives
have come In successive waver points
I to organized effort. and it Is the be-
lief of the Food Administrator that
(81!" rumors concerning other com-
Inodities may be expected. It, there-
fore Warns the housewife to dint-r-
tzard any such reports and not to
overstock since such procedure works ‘
actual harm and may cause real
shortages for n time in particular 10- ’
calltiett.
CONNECTICUT PIAISED IV
DEFENSE COUNCIL
w ASHINI. TON Nov.
cil of Defense in mobilinlng the
Iatate's Inn-moi talent. as a form of
.national defense
Lot the noteworthy activities of the
l-wbyeen the at e martin In their
sitting ltlbre' this fierr'roon.
In Inn announcement N aflo'
noon Inadmby the. (‘ouneil of National .
We the Connecticut State COUI-l
Wit was mentioned prominently Tire
pant clothe. announcement by the. na-
tional council that deals with lthei
Connecticut committee follows:
“In an elfort to mobilize the mu-
slt'til eflorts of the state and provide
muaic for patriotic meetings, with
Ithe object of installing patriotism in
gtlresto Meetings. the {Connecticut
.State council has organised Liberty
.choruses and arranged standard and
pnfl‘ om patriotic Imunic
use." The bulletin of the national
.counell goes on to any that this work f»
much de- ’3
pendence must be placed on the work 1.
in organising then ‘.
Iis extremely hard since
of volunteers
choruses
Other states that r1’ceived mention .
Ins being worthy of note were Ohio. ,'
.Indinna, Illinois and Washington.
IBRAVE D’GER L08“
HIS SUIT FOR- SLANOER. .
HARTFORD Nov. Waldo-tar
Dubck. 0(- South Windsor today fig-
and in. a suit against Paul. Priest
of that. town in which it was alleged
that Priest called Dubek "a darned
thief” because he had been hired to “
dig a grave for Priest and then chug» '
emu-forth work after ire-had corn
pleted the task In four hours.
Duhbk claimed that Priest came
Ito hint and asked him to dig a grave,
lashing-rm ranch it would cost.
was told by- Dubek that {the on
would be about six or seven dollars.
The grave was dug in- four hours
and when. Melt went. to collect $8
Efor the work. from Priest he alleges
that :the tourism called Mn s;
Idarned thief. Dubek was so injured
itm he immediately entered a suit
for $1. 000 damages against Priest.
The court however. ordered that a
non- -suit file be entered since no ma-
terial damage had been done by the
alleged slander.
Simplylrresimllle
no beauty and guilty-at
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24.-~The
.work of the Connecticut State Coun- 1.
tb install patriotism .
Those «temps are to be applied 10 in mass meetings ls mentioneduonn
prince.
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Shoes itrr'flranltsgiving Ilay.
The veryllafesi-model‘sfor'merr,women.
and children, for all occasion ‘
i ‘ Satisfactory Stockings
(It still, lists, which grade cotton
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When the boyson furlough]
pay a flying vmt
Are you ready to welcome them?
Can }ou roll back the rugtt, start the lictrola,
and given dance on a moment’ a notice?
0r hnvcn' t you a \ ictrola?
It not, stop in and ask us about our easy terms.
“more and Victrolas $10 to 9“”.
WEEK PONTY
Pis'yennolls, Sheet Huslc, Mn-
Goods.
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