we're right just call us up
and we will take your order.
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Suits and Overcoats '
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Men and Young Men
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Smite. Underwood
Remington. all other
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PLUMBER
TYPEWRITIII ExcHANtll
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GHIO'ITO’S
13 R. R: Ave.
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' Glasses to,See With
What You See!
' ' OUR. SPECIALTIES.
In our optical department we
are completely equipped with
, every instrument of precision
t.‘ for examining the eyes, and
have the services of an oculist
tor the benefit oi our patrons.
THAMER
"The House of Good Glasses'
Oculists, Optometrists, Opticians.
87 Atlantic Sq. Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. Eve. till 9 p. m. Est. 1897 '
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Fresh Pigs Knuckles ............ 25c
Sauerkraut ............... we lb. _
Native Vest trcm ........... '. . 18: up
'spr‘mg Leg of Lamb ............. 30s
:5 . (can Pot Roast, no bone .. ...... 24c
r; ‘ Corned Beef Tongue ........ 26: lb.
1’ Dixie Bacon .................... '35:,
Connect beet, lean, no bone ...... 22st
fies sumac-cured hams ..... 22s
i Wymeggs ..... ......7oesoz
iv" cumin: .............. so:
7.. , museum”... ......... 52¢
,, ,, licenses-super ...... soc
Full line in fine groceries and vast.
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ROOFING HERE
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our customers hogs“; You’nsy regret it iiyou‘do not
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Two Thousand Coats, Suits
, and Dresses Reduced to
January Prices.
Come as soon as you read this good news. We do this so
you can enjoy wearing-a high , ice garment for the holidays,
and save you one-half on your purchase. .
2nd, We want to’ help out those who are obliged to buy 0!
the installment or charge account stores and pay more than
double than the garment is actually worth, an are
pelted to select from a very small assortment.
These reduced prices enable every one to buy ior cash.
And those who are not prepared. can select their garment
and we will hold some with a deposit in order t 0 meet your
convenience.
00MB WITHOUT» DELAY. BRING YOUR FRIENDS
WITH YOU, or tell them of this great sale.
WOMEN'S AND HISSBS' COATS-Were from $15.00 to
' $85.00. Reduced ....................... 36:98 to $40.00
WOMEN’S AND H1883? DRESSES—Were $10.00 to
$40.“). Reduced ...... ,4 .............. $6.98 to $20.00
WOMEN’S All) H1883? SUITS—Were $15.00 to $65.00.
Reduced ................................ $6.75 to $27.00
, STORE WILL BE OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENING.
coonxs " fie PARIS MILLIN’ERY
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
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era and central state- this was the
mous- when the infantile paralysis
i‘ istrutor Barry A. dark“.
The following special dispatch indi-
cates the scoe oi’ the PM plan.
. , Would close an schools.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Ike. l.—
' Every school in the northern and cert.
.. 'trul states will close its doors during
ithe months or January sud Mruary'
iii a Isa under consideration by the
. I fuel administration becomes reflective.
at A tremendous saving of coal would
the realized through such a discon-
tinuance oi school unions. it is
pointed out. and the school year could
e be so arranged that a minimum of in-
Etcrferencc with Normal school pro
grams would result. This could be
accomplilhrd, it is explained by con-
ttnuintz school sessions on? month
later this spring and commencing one
month earlier in ‘thc full. This plan
by school officials for a longer winter
vacation and a correspond'nz shorter
wcltool recess in the summer.
Besides the coal conserving advan-
logos or the proposal, it is pointed
out. it would permit an cspans‘on of
to encouraging food roductton. School
gardens, it it? contended. may be
made- an excellent basis for the kind
of instruction in common school sub—
Acct» best adapted to young children
.lf'tnatly. it is stated. the continuum-.-
of schools during the summer would
di§courage Bummer travel and relieve
ithe railroads of considerable nonw-
sential traffic.
‘ HEALTH 0F CAMPS
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED
(Continues tro- n—ru Fees.)
crease. one shows the name rate and
seven had a higher rate.
The epidemic of measules in the
Thirty—rind Guardlllvlsion appeared
to be over, the number of'csseu de-
creasing by 479..
however. increased from 47 to 130
The Thirty-sixth Division showed an
increase in the numh’r of cases of
rneuuies from 7.“ to 1,038., in the
Thirtytnlnth [Minion tuensles cam:-
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N __.._,..
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SPECIALS
Live Oak Buckwheat, a pkg; ......................... 26c,
Butter, the ilnest creamery, per lb. .' .................... the
Old Dutch Cleanser ........................... 2 cans 15c
H. O. Presto ............. -. .................... 2 plugs. 25c
Nut Margarine; 9. lb. ............................... 30c
A. STULL
:4 Cottage Street. East Norwslk.
rjstttodars toRecord -——-———
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Butter and Egg Specials A
com unnAL some .......................... 54c lb.
naooxrmnn sums ....... . ................... sec lb.
MEADOW oaovn some ..................... 52c lb.
consumer) nous ......................... 1. 44¢ do:
costs nouns ............................... '. 30c tb'
ARMOUR'B ouromnusamn .............. 30c lb:
ewrr'r's PREMIUM ouousaoaam ........ 34c lb.
m oucmauaanrn ............. . ............ 34c lb.
andoxnnnnnoos...............- ............ 52cdoz.
smsmn nosey ..................... - ..... 30c jar
Schultze’s' Sanitary Markets '
32 Washington St. M St,
’ 801105 “an-elk 39 . um“
We have an unusually complete line of 'Hosiery and
Underwear. ,
Ladies’ and Ch' ’
“GORDON.” “Nora-sanigmhitgr'hen BROWN”
, ‘ tes’_ Silk Hose
‘ . Ladies’ it’d” '
“KAYS?£;Q;;§%%. rls eMriwllJeIl'Sr.” “C. & L.”
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Ol’EN EVENINGS rnht'irsnr'z'iz'i'n'tiiiiisn 3RD
: A. Dickermaud Son’s
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‘. Rowavtton without a pass but the per-
-carocr for the Iast'",six.vyears.
decreased by 180 but pneumonia in‘
crossed from ten to sixty-eight.
vision is clear of rtcunules. althouttb
897 cases wore reported tho previous
wvek but the l-l'rrhty-ilrst Division
himWHI on l"fl'0’ll¢ of 243 cases. No
serious outbreaks. tti pneumonia were
reported at the national army camps
and in only a {no divtsiouz did the
number of cases increase, The nation-
al army is from of both mensules and
pneumonia titan is the national
l Tlu- total deaths reported for the
’wm-lt among thr- 374,762 men of the
national guard was ninetyscven and
the total among the 426.310 men of
elite national army was sixty.
mum—iv MAN
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tbcturc his arrest Stork was visit-mt
,t’t-onr Hartford who left instructinns'
knowinl Where to obtain the [pass
yMr. Stork visited Bridgeport and
there was informed he must go. to}
Hartford. He applied at Hartford
ifor the pass but it has not been in!
sued to him yet.
imry." said Mrs. Stork. “to permitl
my husband to leave the town in’
Which he lives. The fact that he left.
(town to go to worknt Yaphank with-
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“Div son Fritz also applied, for n;
* pass because he has been at work in;
'his trade of carpenter’s apprentice;
[My son telephoned to Hartford to ace
g" he could get permission to Work in
son he talked with. could not answer:
i the nucstiou. '
Fritz Stork has given up his emu
tnloyment. He is the only one of 'hci
family besides Mr. SfOrk that has!
been at work and the family is said
.to he in straightened circumstances
which are not improved by the fact
that they are obliged to move by the.
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! Them in a report in circulation that,
Lno pass can be issued until the secret!
{service men have investigated Storlr's
! Richard Stork is it well set up man
tot“ about it) years of' use. He came
, 1 to this country ten years ago and had
:talrcn out his first papers. Alfor‘
elmvinz taken out his first papers he;
unturned to (lemony and title; any r
“1”: Man“ a . ,. , ted two veers in them-my. s s.
" ‘ ,. . iohlds will Prevent or delay the isuu'i
—~~ ~~—--—:~~~v-m—~—- ,.'~- M~~v-~——~-~t—-‘—u——fi—m~ ..-- -..- . tattoo of his second “pen. Lon ‘
, 1 nor t to e colonels who would bd‘ Stork ilrst resided at hunch. 5'-
STATE TO MAKE ., instructed to send it to the War De-i Inland. removing to Hopewell Juno
\be held in Washtngton within a tee? town and “tenants “when tho n»: Hound at Brown-ville. Tease. Bountirositrons aid
mouths to consider that and other turns had reached their destination in; W0 ”I "II! e“! 1W“ 31‘ mm! ill PM! I"
matters. . this country they could be use-neon”- prod: ll connected "limo-“numb" or year! 3
. "i think the voting matter may be and the names checked with the vet-l
. left entirely ill the hands of the roll in. lists.
gusty authorities.” said the governor. unitary authordlen
HTlle ouetslss or the .of the
.tste the votes! the
N0 MOVE TO GET
right of the soldiers who desire to ”M and t0 . .
vote to cast a ballot. The vote or. Atheism wflchisautlttsryer at his home in Brooklyn. aged 43- M7“
savory soldier- who desired to voter car-mat M's oldest sorll'chll" arr. Puss. «intrusions twice as I
' could be taken with bill, name -ttntl' enlisted in um um m H M "3' MIN m ”11ml! Important
tauntinued From Page one).
flush-
desiofrtrm,” .
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, iparérnont.’ It would not be necessary arid '-
to are voting lists to dot-3 in. t ' «moo I
.sonnmns' .vo'm "' " "‘ m
This plan would sure shelled!" In,
' particularly the doubters-sud m.
are small .
ltlou thence to Postal"). the! to'
Norwalk to Row-
hhsce hospital euros st Brownsville.
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idiseese prevailed and the same plan ;
Whey be tu‘the mind of Codi Admin-
’ is approximately a roosul long urgedA
school garden activities in addition‘
.5womwmnwnammneonate...
Pneumonia ('tlflek
The Ninetleth National Army ill-5
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ithc Nor-walk district of Rowavtnn n‘g'
there no two"?
rista & Hyatt
‘ Norwalk’e Leading Dry Goods Store
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mas Cardsand Booklets before the rush.
7 Christmas" Cards, Calendars
The wise shopper makes an early selection of Christ-~
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'We Are Ready With a Most Attractive Stock fat 1
Calendars, Cards, Booklets, Postals,
' Tags. Lables and Seals. A
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;in October. The commissioners also, ‘
lgranted 44 clubwertidcares for whichi
they received H.100.
Or the total sum received the stat»:
'tn llarien by :1 secret service manger: twenty-live per cent.. or 842.3073}
88; the county. ten per cent.. or
that she should npply for a pass. Not ”16,923.15, and the towns the rest tll-
vided up as follows:
Stamford. $35,555.65; Norwaik. :23.-
370.10: Danhury. 321,389.10; Green—
wich 813.731.7«5V Newtown. $1.950;
Shelton. $3.05 .70. lv‘airtield. $4,917.25.
"A page is neces-lNew Canaan. $9.10: Darten. lll,992.-!GRAfiAM{FLOUR
25: Westport. $2,967.25: Brookrleld.
8432.90; Ridgefleld, $20.80; Stratford,
$386.42 and Bethel. $13.20.
The club certificates were issued
lnut his pass is the specific chargc‘as follows; Bridgeport. 13; Danburyflrm-r CREWY
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10; Norwalk, 9; Stamford. 8; 'Green-
wich, bend Fairfletd and Darien one
each. '
The stab? gets 75 per cent. of the
club certificate .feos. or 33,300. the
county ten per cent. or “to, and the
towns fifteen per cent.. divided up as
follows: Bridgeport. 3195; Danbury.,
$150; Norwalll. $135; Stamford. 8120:
:llreenwich. :30; Dal'LPn. $15: Fair-5
field. 315.
THE KAISER.
0-7-." the Kaiser anyway.
Costs me money every day.
First. the Red Cross takes its toll
Then the bonds eat up my roll. .
Every day or two, by heck.
Sonic rehef fund wants my check;
Home Guards have, to have some
dough ’
Just. to keep them on lhb go.
Then we have to dirt "to git"
Evéry Sam It! comtort kit;
Then for books and smokes and
chews.
We must pay our little dues.
Glad to haw the cash to pay»
l»—-n the Kaiser. any)”. J,"
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NEW YORK. ' Nor. zit—Lafayette
Paths. tor-tor publisher of the 1",th-
burg. Mans" Daily News. died today
wrote" erul succen
lie was for
s desk editor
on the New You! lye-um Telegram
His W. Arthur A. Parks, in
oi the Minute Eve'
in liar. lie leer-era wire end are
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' All kinds ............ 10c can-
not: noon
110nm
: 31in. ..... ........ 25c?
BUTTER ............... 49c 11).:
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‘Preshnsnts.......;t ..... .32c
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Coats at Special Prices“
Every Woman who will buy a Coat from us 'will
have full reason to be satisfied. Coats with
large for collars, full lined .
' 518.0010 $25.00
MILIJNERY—Satin Hats trimmed with Beaver
Cloth or Keraine Plush. A large variety ct:
$2.50 to $3.98
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MIDDY BLOUSES-A new lot of *” heavy Jean
Blouses, green, rose and blue trim
$1.00. Value 51.50
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and sure. Give them a trial. You
will find them an excellent remedy.
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'iNatiVe Roasting Chickens 32:;
Gold Tablets.
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