REGULATION
in
Aadnowtheprioeisvery.
:hidsendsoon perhaps my
htttheskyifwsr continues .
,toprovslkudmeuandships
“wound to rout the
W and his'gangwthen
NO ONE mm—
' ROOFING HERE
Wereeognisethenecedtyotdidsrest kindsotreeiug
tor dines-eat purposes and eerryavsristyofthobsstroolng,
including of course, the best shingles, so that we can advise
our customers honestly. You may regret it it you do not
prepare your roof for the raining season coming on.
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Thanksgiving Special
MEN’S AND YOUNG
, Wishing You
A Joyous Thanksgiving
and extending hearty thanks
for your most liberal
patronage.
Schnllze’s Sanitary Markets
39 Main St. ,I
Norwslk
MEN'S OVERCOATS . 32 Washington 8:.
All the New Models South Vow-l5.
$11.95
Value to $16.50
N Main 8!. So. Nor-wilt
.Linlaurn weawaircnefin.
“C i ‘ ‘ I
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5 _ Smite. vnderwood ! anuar rlces.
. 5 Remington, all other?
. makes. sold. rented . - -
-. repaired. Rentals, 8. Come u soon a" you "ad
9,, month. Mum“ you can enjoy wearing a high
sold at as per month and save you one-half on your purchase.
PLUMBER
rvaewnirsa sacukuos
1“ "“1"“ ”’r ”‘49”“4' CM" double than the garment
I Always Fresh Roasted
PEANUTS
" GHIO'ITO ’S
13 R. R. Ave.
NOTICE
Eyeglass Wearers
; The way to care for your eyes
:and preserve your eyesight is
i convenience.
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$40.00. Reduced ........
Reduced ................
STORE WILL BE OPEN
Two Thousand Coats; Suits’
and Dresses Reduced to
2nd, We want to help out those who are obliged to buy of
the installment or charge account stores and‘psy more than
actually worth and are com-
polled to select from a very small assortment.
These reduced prices enable every one to buy for cash.
And those who are not prepared, can select their garment
and we will hold same with a deposit in order t o.ineet your
com: wmrour DELAY.
WITH YOU. or tell them of this great sale.
woms AND MISSES' COATS—Were from $15.00 to
WOMEN'S AND means names—Wm $10.00 to
WOMEN'S AND MISSEB' SUITS—Were $15.00 to $06.00.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLIN'ERY
.33 So. Main St.
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We do this so.
price garment tor the holidays.
this good news.
mm YOUR rarfinns
............... $0.98 to $40.00
$6.98 to $20.00
................ $6.75 to $27.00
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
So- Norwalk ,
I ‘to consult an oculist first. After
you have his prescription you
can consider the price of
{glasses '
SPECLALS
, There is no charge for having Butter. the finest creamery. per Ill. ............ 48c '
your eyes examined at our estab- . . .
’ mm“ by our own“, who is Try Our Fresh Roasted 21c Coffee.
. 1. graduate phmcim Live Oak Buckwheat. a like. ..... . ............ 26c
' H. 0. Presto .......................... 2 plots. 25c
' Nut Margarine. :1 lb. okz.
‘ fTHAMER
enlists. Optometrists, Opticians.
. 8‘! Atlantic Sq. Stamford, Conn.
. 24 Cottage Street.
Open Sat. Eve. till 9 p. m. Est. 1897
..................... 30c
A. STULL
East Norwalk.
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“f , ' IMRS. KING KEPTA
Our Thanksgivmg PRISONER IN HOTEL
Day Prices ('ONCORO N r'. Nov 28. Willard
« of! Fresh Killed Turkeys ..... 440: J Rockefeller managing director of
l Chicago hotel
. . ' who took the wit
ilk Fed Roasting Chickens .. .. 3?: "ass Stand hue tolay in that m“ at
mg Dressed FoWIs ........... 32c UflBton Tl. \Icans. charged \-.ith the
murder of “re. \Iuide
nil Fresh Hams .............. 29c ' A ng' “m
at testify, Solicitor Iiaydeir (lenient an.
,finall Fresh Shoulders ...... 25c trounced, that Mrs King was 'I'll‘lll
ally a prisoner" in his hotel from last
. e Made 31“.,35‘ ........... . Z‘C. April to July. ‘
ve Docks and Geek -------- 2“ Ibl Mr.‘ Clement also said iha: rho
fl. Bacon .................. 35¢ Mate expected to prove that during
flamed shoulders .............. '. 26c. ”"3 "on“ '1" “om” W“ hm m
the hotel her money ,and property
rickiy Fresh Eggs ......... 70c dos; Were "absolutely in the control" of
1 Means. and that she had told a friend
a .............
ranteed E”. ‘ ' 50° that she expected to "llrec borer-ll
iery Hearts ....... '. ............ 10c xroon and do as she pleased. "
ncy AFN” ........ . ______ m-T' [ill The announcrmcntsrfwrru made
. thiile the jury was out and liter
nub: mes """""""""""" 151: ‘n Rockefeller untitled b‘lore the jury
in Yellow Turnips ....... 2%: pie. "it" Henry Dvltch helps-d Means
:Iprard Mrs. King. and that Eleanor
0"”.9” ------------ 25”“ threatened to have the entire party
Grape Fruit, ,,,,,,,, a for 25: l- ave the hotel if Rockefeller ever
’ ‘ . talked to Mrs Kins.
‘ Medal Butter ....... ...... 52cz Rcckctcller also
Cheese
Chrotrk’s Markel
. . .Tel. 5834 ‘
fairee Delivery ‘
\y ‘ ,. «
testified
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-pr.so the l'nlted States." and that
meantime he wanted no one to talk
to Hrs King or Mrs. Mary C Moi
via. her sister. 0n cross-examina-
‘ ti'on Rockefeller said Hrs. ltlu km
the hotel July I while In“ old
Deiteh remained time until the “til.
i.
:nat‘
‘ Means told .htu he expected soon.
to produce a will that wtuld “sun;
COAL DEALER
READY TO SELL
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yard would be a good .lhillit tor the
district. but the only thing that might
‘jam the gears" wdulrl be the ab-
sence of coal to put in the yard when
it was start-3d.
In spite ot the fact that Fuel Ad-
ministrator Garfield has ordered the
stream of coal diverted from the
Sor’iliwosivm part of the
Sialrs,ro the eastern pain. no great
amount of coal has been seen com-
ing this way and it is believed that
it will hr- at long, long time before.
lht‘l!‘ is any,
The municipal rosIl yard is a good:
scheme as has been stated before, but
the fact. that thi‘ dealers are now
: govemrd by one price fur their goody.
a price that they. dare l.ot ewes-d
without a jail penalty and a heavy
tine. seems to render the project nae-
less.
The only plan by which the yard
would succeed would be to serve only
the Second District with coal instead
'ot‘allowinu the present dealers to
have to nerve the whole city. it
would theretore. tic-useful.
ANQTHEI FOOTIALI. FATAL!"
i DETROIT Mich" Nov. 28.-—Ellln
itanfil'oo, 11 years old. who was in-
W the tooth" Isle. died late
Sunday night.
1] seems to be worrying
..._ i would follow any
I'nllen L
AHEAD FOR ALL
W sued ol'Pau roar.)
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rum are left by the shoppers to do
‘.l their buying in.
l! residents or Namath want their
Christmas parcels to reach their des-
{thalion by firistmas they must be
expressed at least ten days before
Christmas and earlier it possible.
i In an eflort to handle the oituation
{over rho lines of the New York. NI w
Haven and Hartford railroad this
, year the omiials are planning to use
freight urns to handle Ibr— (‘bristrnus
tradic and Mary man at ilr~ stations
will be put on to carry this work
to a suicesstul conclusion
1' i The great shortage of turn or all
tho,
that l
the I'ailroriil'
to handle
the thing
xkiuds and 0! help
Christmas rush is
oti‘rcialu and the merchants the most.
It in ilairIn-d that there aw sure
in Niirualk
li-avc tho-ii Christmas shopping to thr-
last momma and IT“ II kick it they
connm get lll'i’ best or" m-rvice in Ilit'
storeir that possibly are already
shori handed. in the opinion of the
railroad oit‘Ii-iirls the i-‘ilIIIt' Imitation
leitlss over tlii- lines of tho
\‘mk road. *
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MUST KNOW ABOUT
THE DRAW LAW
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r-Irdi it ulinu Iil' Hii
\‘ IIiclI l'o- i~rll
"All ext-minions and il si'lriirum»
IIMIlt' prior to noon on lion. if; and all
“cunt-aw in l'l‘ldt'lll't' thereof uri-
t-vrvb) IM'iIkI-Il from and l'lmr‘ noon
on IMW'PIUJL'T IS. and all Irut-II i-o-rlr-
"rain tbcri-iofore lM-lli‘ll hllilll haw
w firi-iho-r validity,
"In an“; case of (lt‘lt'l'l'n‘il I-luarri’ir-u-
'Ii.n nrai‘lu llndr-I' their rub-s :Iiiil r'riur-
rations. the Son-inn of War may
‘ Ildi'r such deterred claimitiriiiion, and
any f't‘l'llfil'alt' issued in t‘Vltli'Ill't
turn-of. to be IrVokwi and i'I-cruii-ii.
and the registrant in 1,. ll‘fln'»ft'l'l'tll
to any Inns deterred clams Ilvirlunulcil
by the Secretary. etc-«pl only us to
stitch region-unis on have burn ruler-rd
in class ilw on account of him] ii.
rnipiiou "
STATE WILL PAY
FOR PRINTING
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rigululiims
(motioned Prom t’nirc One)
v...—
nt i-‘riinklin ll. AlldltMil. by iii-sonic
in the Archer Home for l':ltl'-'l'l_\' l‘r'o-
pli- in Windsor. May 220. Iiill. is with-
oul funds. are her remover-s ' WH‘I‘
prawn-all) I-slia‘rismi during the mirr-
(Ir-r trial. She War-r :‘l'lllt‘lll't'll in bi-
hanged Sm. ii. but has been I~'rvr-iI-\'I-rl
I‘lu Marco ti by the lion-rum,
Without filing in court any formal
notice or Iris iliiiumruruiII-o~ .Is cIIrIII
sol for the comb-Iniml woman. It. M.
Holds-n .ufler u r-uili'orom'i- with
Stair-3i Attorney Hugh .\l. Alcorn. nu-
nounN-il that he should i‘lll'v from
the use as Mrs. Gilligan's counsel
and the state could appoint i-illlnt' ut-
' lorne’y to conduct the case.
In all probability Mr. Holden's up-
pointnwnr by the court as counsel for
Mrs. Gilligan will tollow n withdraw-
iii of bin "little as. Mrs, (lillican's :II-
Conley.
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'wau BENEFIT snows
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 28. I'i'oio-sr
against llN' general rip-rung of the-
atres in this city Sundays for "Wu:
benefit" exhibitions of moving pic-
””95 and .ior concur” in which
\audcvillv Ira: it part has lllilllt‘ by
We Now Iluvru I’rislori' [\abiu'llillflll
to the city 'ul'm‘ncy today. The pro
tr'st says that theatres Oprn contrary
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who w .Il of newssih l
.prcse‘nt as gucsh' of the occasion.
’to law and that only a wry small
part of tickets receipts rind» its Wu)
, into relief fun!"
! Later Mr. Whittaker. Ilic city ul- .
l torncy. had a i-ontrrcnci- with a com-
mittee oi the ministers. and ”it‘ll in:-
E li‘ “its :ivcn that no theatri- would
he permuted In.
-tillflhlti Arrest: and prosecutions
'rlanllll in dism-
izard ihP litW. Mr. Whilluko-r :‘zriil.
Storing picture exhibitions I!;I\'n
been tacitly iii-rumor! for inr'ru'wmz
«war rcl.(-f funds ”or other soldiers
were cncanund in this vicinity. tlrv
’customary nnnouncmnent being that
receipts would go to a specifier! ob
ject or National Guard unit. The un-
derstanding was that a portion of the
money did go for relief purposes. 0!
late theatres have been pulling on
performances slightly different from
weekdav bills and no Ill-tirr'iir- expirin-
ation was given as to dispmnl or III!-
'ickil moneys.
WOULD BE AVIATOR
Francis Ouimet Hopes to Be Trans-
terred to Aviation Section
BOSTON, .\'ov. 28.—l! he can have
his way. Francis Oulmot will not “no
over the top” in France with
tantrv rezimmt with which he is new
training at ('amp havens. Ayer, Mass
Instead, he hopes to steal a march on
Who have of the old brigade and be
able long before they are ready for
deed» of clarion-do to tell them alle
about what the country bevond the
barbed wire entanglements looks like
The fact of the matter in that Ouimet
lyn- set his mind noon becomigw
‘avlstor. old he is hopeful that
he sets loot in France
one of the bird-lea upon whom the
Allies w 1er do bomb the Kaiser's
or their, trenches.
open on Sunday"
, will be [Ire-50m in .I hodv and a line Gold Tablets. Pleasant, prompt:
”m" i” "‘"“"'-d sure. Give them a You
_ The Nomulk Tliflr- Hub is liolilinlliwin flndthemanexcell treinedy
E its ”(*0an Thanksrrhing shoot at the .
rifle range at South Wilton torlay- 25 Cents. 49c lb -
the in .
' vania Railroad (‘ompany. comprising
It will he so
Tristram & Hyatt
. Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
THANKSGIVING
DAY 1917
May all the Pleasures of This Home
Festival be Yours.
Watch this space for our Christmas
announcements.
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3:: .g:
W We are Offering very good values in all kinds 0‘ If:
.8: . - :52
0:. Wearing Apparel a
:3: , ’3‘.
1:; For Men, Women, Boys and 61115 if
:, ' - . .
I. If you are lucky enough to have a charge ac— ':§:
.g: count in this store-same will be of great ad- :3:
3:: vantage to you, because we can supply you with 3}
3‘1 everything you need. We carry a general line 1;;
of all kinds Of Ready- tO-wear Clothes. " :2;
,o_ Outfitters for Men, from head to foot. Outfitters for 3;
N . . ' ~ g
little Boys and Girls from head to foot. , '3'
‘0 0:0
lust Reeeiveil a New Int oi New Middy Blouses, all sizes, 3;
3: Special at $1. 00. Value $1. 50. «go.
3:”: ee '00:» :M»:«: u ’« :.l:«:«:«‘.I :”:”:°°:”: ev ’e- :»:s ezuzeezeefiwzu “0:“ «:u:90:«;u:u:ee:ee:n.«:;§
" 5'. . .1 . h ' 'L.VEFFiiO—r;fi
THAF\V%¥T§I‘ESDT)E¥OUS A M WOOSTER i find an Bought. and and
'VITURVZY AT LAW 9! Exchanger!
ii‘mizinued filinmt Pose.) ' Liter .iaoriner ‘ New 2nd m of All Standard
E‘lTililch(hhlliiTlmlf-h'iini‘lie ginrrghgisagh 8i? l illiterate“! (or Booskl‘e: are}, 441. _
is expected that a large number of on Patents SRowanBt. East “mm.
the (Mr bodlis 0f the city will be ”raw
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BRIDGEPOFT. CONNECTICUT
Lust owning: .I union Thanksgiving
servrcc was held Jn the Nomad]:
Methodist Episcopal church of [hi-E
Methodist (nmlurth tour-(her wiih the
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Congregational and Baptist churches.
Dr Vanllorcn was the spv‘ukoi of the
David W. nay-Ina
UNDERTAK ER
TsL. Office, 1069-3; House, SIS.
27 WASHINGTON 81'.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDIIKI
owning. and an atrium! of the sow-
ire is tound in another column of
this issue ,
In the Knight Strict A. .\l E.
rhurcli this Mining: a Special Thanks-
giving nor-vim is to be preach-Pd after
which a social time with rPl'l'f‘inll
merits will be injoyed. .
The First Church of (‘hrisi icin- “LL
list is holding its special Than sgv- 9
lug senile this morning at 1014:: ”To ..
o'clock the subject brine: ‘Thunks-
giving."
Last evening the Hungarian Sin:-
ing society gave a Thanksgiving Eu
dame at Arion “will at nhich thew:
Successor to Will. Enron
one 409
37 Port Strait, Bast Hos-walk
Mr . 4.....- -..
was a large crowd The nil’air broke I _> .__
up early this morning. i S l ‘I ‘-‘
This evening the lid urn or :1
dub holds a ilaun- iii Arlen bull, argRBLEVE THAT COLD AT
which dill-gallon from all of rho Iial- l ONCE
inn Societies will be present. The
90“"an my. 4 (‘lub M Bridgeport lby taking some of our Laxative:
1311351",
BUTTER
from .9 o'r-riork until noon. Several
(d for the best scores. I
prizes are otter l
RAILROAD Lint-:5 gusoudneo'
PHILADELI’TIIA, NOV. 28. (onsc—
Iirlailon of the lines o! the Pennsyl-
SWEET
POTATOES
29c pk I
H. A. MEAD 7
Druulst i
8 North Main St. 1-
South lei-walk. Conn. '
A’ny Storél
a Stock at merchandise
Bought for Cash!
Address ll, care Soothe! ;
the property east of Pittsburgh. with
those at the Pennsylvania Company.
which controls ll'ro linen Weak-wan
elected today at a meeting of the di-
rectors of both companies. An odi-
oiai explained the taking over of the
Pennsylvania Company would sim-
pllty booking and save duplication
and clerical force The Pittsburgh.
Chicago. Cincinnati and St Louis
Railroad is not included in the agree-
ment. Tire change is oftentim- al the .
end of the present year. ...,._,-.M____..~ ~~ —-—~~—-~r . . a
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lelttuel Ad's. pay. ‘1 r: m saber. |. MI Want Ads. are winners.
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