Evening sentinel, Friday, January 4, 1918 · page 10

 

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flask—“J state and city have been invited to st-

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flan Nellie m oi Ills stret,
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Amid all this sore weather there is
at leastonshrightsayofcomfort and.
consolation. With the coming of the
good old summer time the ice-an
can't put over that old camouflage of
the failure of the ice crop.

Some dealers in oleomsrgarins and
renovated butter are careless in their
observance of the law requiring them
to be licensed, according to Dairy and
Food Commisioner Frank H. Stadi-
mullet.

 

Mayor Donovan and the city council
and a number of other otllclels oi the.

 

 

[City News

‘tcnd the annual turkey supper/ of tho
liope Hose company next Tuesday
evening.

During the absence of lust. John

 

lie-youth want. t — an cniotlnr’ l“ A spirit-e with the United States
the slidins on llafmm'e' hi” “ ”“5 tinny. lira. Stapleton will Mk8 her

rear of St. Paul's church.

 

«Bread, cakes and plus as usual!

Saturday. Banner Battery.

The shortasu of coal in bronze! ltho vnrionn towns and cities to bring
home to .‘(uruullt people when they lbeioft their patrons the necessity of
see folks dragging it home In has» onlxrcat care in the handling of the to

small hand sleds

"Keep ibt- houn- om burning."

 

Goal. Men at $11 per in cheaper than that have been ocurring at a highly
the plumbers‘ hill of thawing out im-

cn water pipes.

«Bread, cakes and pits a.» usual

Saturday. Banner Bakery.

 

. . .
local astronomers win he- un m.

watch Saturday 9"?“an “he“ the by Dr. John 1'. “bolt. Llult- commits-l

Dllmrl Venus attains its KW". bril
lancy.

 

WWW-'3 about M“ 'l'" “‘M to their them what should lrt' don» ‘ for tho

manner by baking for private or other
orders. find tho lack of plenty of sugar
a serious handicap.

 

"Sumac soap becomts no scenic

that you haw u, hop into mp .mmm 0.1'homas. still! sttpt-rintcndtnt of

with a sheet or sand paper.‘ 'said a
Wall street peslhlllll this mt‘trning.

~«DANCING-8A‘I’URDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hall. Grace ho. 8-
pieco orchestra—Cathldral Chimes.

 

John iiaugh oi’ hicrwin street. rev
sinned his studies yesterday at the
New York College of Surgery. alter
the Christmas rcCess.

 

Notwithstanding the drainupon tho
Norwalk water system “:8 001d
weather by persons ledvinl faucets
open. tit» first district reservoirs are
running over the spillwlyl. '

The Hospital Whiat club will meet.
with Mil. Franklyn-6.8m ‘7 Bear
View avenue . this afternoon. The
members expecting to at.“ will
please notify the hostess.

 

 

‘rltapleton, pastor of the South Nor-
lttttllt Congregational church. in l'. M.

llmme with lbt: Misses Toned at 25
'{i‘airfield avenue.

 

, insurance companies throughout
the East have asked their agents in

rious kinda of heaters that are being
used during the coal shortage, in or-
der to keep down the number of fires

abnormal rate.

 

SCHOOL. CONFERENCE LAYS
STRESS ON RURAL LIFE
HARTFORD. .lnn. ::, Tht- flirt-r
tinys‘ conferenci- of .‘l’hllfll supervisors
was brought to a clom- yesterday of-
terntmn in lllt' capital with an mi ‘rv.-‘ il

sloner of health. Dr. ”hit it llllpro .m- ti
on sttpcnittortt and touch: rs that nont-
camt’ cloacr to thr wmml Iimnr't‘rw)’
did t'accpt the part-nu. llt' .ttivitntl

maintenance of the lit-nitit of the chi]
tin-n. .

.tt tho- morning possum. .‘ll which
Soc-rotary Charles 1). little oi the staid
board of education president
which was opened at 1» o'clock; lir. A.

"' Bath liohrs

m caloric comm
moment

M DAYI' run run. '

300“?! 11093510! ll

no 30st lads . '

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and Better Glitch—nan .
Any Other Incubator

worthreading.‘ewillgladlygive:t
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Everything tn Paints '

and Wall Papq’r l
Olden cloud 1 P. M. I
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to l’lrslelrcct ‘l
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AUTOIOBILIS »
andexohangeallkindsof
loco -handAutomobiles.
lpeciainaleonfleoond‘l‘has.
IastPrieesPsgdurkorAlllindsof

L. BHRON
3 Rowan 8t. last Norwalk.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441. i

 

 

 

environment;
‘ resume. ‘ “

st to sci

 

schools in Malno mado an address on.
federal aid to coilnirv schools. He em

phasised the necessity of building up'
rural life socially. educationally and:
economically. i

 

 

2,500 MEN LAID
OFF A'l‘ REM. ARMS
ttl‘ln‘ifinron‘r. .lnn. ::.>-:rti.- col-

lupsr- of tho Russian government. and
Its failurc to ltco-p its part of oon- ‘
tracts for war supplies. work on whichi

> has been in progress here for n ion: M

time will ('BU’M? the discharge tonight
of 2.500 men by the Remington Arm.»
and Ammunition. company. titt- com-l
pony announced today. miles and
bayoets are mutt-ti tor in tho contracts.

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Motor Trucit Tires
All titular sizes dialed ll.
Quanty and prices right.

m m FACTORY
Pine Inland Street. Norwnill

 

 

The announcement says the com-
copy has no other course left but, to
stop work completely on this part. The
The 2.50 then re only a part of the
force at work the plant

IIITISHJ CAWALTIES FOR DE-
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ties reported in December reached it

'~ :10 sewnnnodste those who-
were unable to open their
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The South Norwgllt
Trust Co.

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bananthhwat
is ‘eanjolahypaying two

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total of 70 .527. dit'lded as follows:
Killed or died of wounds-oncers.
1.04.1: men, H.805.
Wounded or mlssing—Othccrs. 3,-
3i‘.‘: men, 60,335.
Casualties reported from Decem-
ber 26 to 31 were 995i. divided as fol-
lows:

Killed or died of wounds—once".
”’5: men. 2,050.

Wounded or missing—Once”, 238:
inch. 7.589.
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CIGARMAKERS FAIL
AGREE. WIT EMPLOYEO
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 2,—A confer
ence between a cmnmittm represent-
ing 3:10 striking cigar makers and a
smlmlltll' committee of manufacturers
.here today failed to end a deadlock

 

 

 

 

 

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and we will rash our .troubie meal
right around when something like
this happens layout homo. llyear'
PLUIBIIG
is defective. antiquated. unsanitary
or worn out. have us malts noose A
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JOIIINO A SPECIALTY

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over a d for increased pay for
'the imcndmg over several

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tweets. Some inclination to lessen
their demands was shown by the em-
ployee if the manufacturers would

consent to arbitrate but lack of such
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more a thousand for matting cigars
and the tobacco strippers also If.

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125 Qdd Satin and Silk Dresses 25.00

.15 Qdd Serge Dresses ' -

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NOW comes the time to clear apparel stocks and the decisive reductions which w 9
name to suicide dispose of scores of the m’s p’rettieit Coats. Suits and
Dresses. tell a story of noteworthy savings for women who desire to be well dress-
ed at little cost. Knowinr that hundreds of eager women will take advantage
of this sale we urre early selections while assolhnents Ce at their best.

 

THOUGH price receives first consideration at sale time. you must not nettlect
titestnari styles of these low priced Coats. nor overlook their careful tailoring and

excellent fabrics. The Costs are no less distinctive and desirable than they were
at their Original prices—but prices havebeensogreatlv lowered that you'll
Mace the advantatte of prompt selection.

$1520 Coats $8. 95 $23. so Coats $11.90

$24. 50 Coats $13. 95 $35 to $45Coats$29 00
than SPEGML '

p33... Coats $17 to $37

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TYPICALLY smart are the slender lined styles of these Suits. so low-priced for
clearance. There’s a variety of modes and materials that will enable early choos-
ers to obtain the very sort of Suit most desired. Every Suit in the collection
oritrinally priced far above the present marking.

nor 1 ' ' LOT 2.
ALL LADIBB' AND ulssns' sorts ALL ova FINEST Lanna asp insane
. , . son's
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‘ were as ng M 318' 3,20 “d 322 50 that were selling at $25. $28 and up to $35.
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no 0. o. n. no stunt-tort. no a. o. n. ' noutnaartos.

 

SOME desittlted for street or afternoon wear. others inlended for the party or
dance. A handsotng collection of both silk and sertte dresses—each an exception-

. ‘al'vnlue‘ at its present pricing. So popular is the dress that we one you not to de
lay selections. for-these will be (thickly sold at our “empiric clearance” prices.

1 Silk Dr Serge Iiregges

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moo mt: Danssns now ........... $7. on ' ' .
minimums“..............mat “GMSERQHREWLW .,.....sto.oo
immonitltsls...... . :6.an msosnttonoanssns ............. $18.96

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