'1LBUR‘1'0N,Okl. Jan. IL—Ja-ss
fishy. superintendent of thesis!“
”when: of the Pain en Powder
Bompany at Patience, on. near
’fix‘e, was killed yesterc ;, when II
‘ploeion Wrecked the plant. As tar
’ has been leaned only one man
gas killed Although the property
Me was lame.
The Patterson plant is one of
' DuPont chin and its product is
i.“ exclusively in coal mines.
[RIDGEPORT SALOONS
TO CLOSE ' AT 10:30
BRIDGEPOBT. Jan. ll.——At a meet-
.g of the liquor dealers and the sat-
utinkeepers' Union here last night,
youvotedloopenallsaloonain‘
:fl: city at 6:30 a. m. and close at
g: ‘10 p. In. every day except Satur-
y. when the closing hour will be
udnight, this action to go into effect
.n hie-day. This was done at the
Ingestion of the State Council 0!
pets-use in all etfort to conserve fuel.
? auamuo anon: on.
Bold Brought U;prmdauud Demand?
in For Oteves.
1‘ Since the recent severely cold weath-
' there has been an unprecedented
Isa-and tor heating stores which burn
‘1. lost of the dealers have sold'
fiery stove they had in stock, while
W not alone sold their entire ashes painstakingly is as true. a pa
flocks during the cold snap but auc-
Deeded in getting through additional
Flip-en“ of stores which they dis-
,Iosed of without ditllculty. Duringi
the that few days of the cold spell the
hand for oil burning heaters was“
fl great that llrms supplying such
gloves could not begin to meet the de
hand.
i The increase in oil burning is lndi:
filed by the amount 01 business the
beat wholesale dealers in oil have;
fled druing the past ten days. “Our
vi business has tripled since the cold
ppm-ll and we look for a brisk demand
[or oil Throughout the remainder of
in winter, for those who have our
used oil stores will undoubtedly con !
... u. to burn oil. We have made ar- ‘
gemeuts to meet a big oil demand,”
1 the manger of one of the whole-
1e oil concerns this week.
e. Retail dealers in oil burning stov‘es
y they never experienced such a (19--
d before. One dealer had seieral
. , an old style on hand which be new
expected Wu". but he disposed of
2111 without trouble
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; umrv Lsaoua mass MEETING.
7' Os Sundiy cranial. January 18. at
o'clock. there will be a mass mcct'
under the auspicei 0f the Unity
sue of Norwalk in Boodner's Hall,
. Washington street. South .\'or-
L all: Speakers of New York will ex-
“‘11 the significance of the recent
' .lnratiun oi the llr‘tlsh government,
. worm: the establishment of a Jewish
Cum-43ml in Palestine. A campaign
~ now being conducted all 01cc the
111‘: 1-i States to raise the sum of one
than dollars to be known as “The
' matine Rr tomtion Fund" the mon-
, to he used for promoting the indus-.
al and commercial interests of the
1 lyland.
Gerahon Agrdnsky. of New York
waging editor of “Doe Yiddishe
lit." the oihcial organ of the Zionist
nlzatlon of America will speak in
1.1111. and other prominent men will
‘ ms the audience in English. Rev.
- . Reuben Kaufman will preside. The
. ic is cordially invited to attend.
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-Advertise in 'l'ho'ss'nnnoi
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For the Liver and Bosnia. Bad
Breath, Bad Colds, Sour Stom-
, ‘ act!
'rOet s ill-cent hos
Sick headache, biliousneSs, coated
, head and nose clogged up:
It a cold-always trace this to tor
-;liver delayed, fermenting food in
bowels or sour. sassy stomach.
.. Poisonous matter clogged lathe in-I
toes, instead or being cast out of
.1) stem 'is re absorbed Into the.
, When this poison reaches the
_ Lla“! brain tissue it causes (301130”!
and that dull, throbbing, slckcn-E
headache. '
{Cameras- immediately cleanse the ,
11:.11 remote the sour. undigested
and foul asses, take the excess,
from the liver and carry out all
instipaled waste matter and:
In. in the bowels i
3 Cascaiet tonight will surely,
“unvmoutbymlfll. The!
while you sleep-s toes-1’ hos
your amulet means your hood
stomach sweet. breath HIM.
may and your llver and
mum tor mouth-3W.
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van ordinary stitch from side to side,’
‘ thrcad
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Peace terms odered the RuSsians by,
Count Cseruin, Austroflungarian tor
elgn minister, have been scorned by'
the Russians. He presented a plan
which he believed the Russians would
accept in order to get home from the
war. But now his work must be done
all over again.
SlFT YOU R
“use. $37.50Coats.now $17.95
Almost Criminal Not to Do 8o, Says
Fuel Will.
i The man or housewife who slits SPECIAL MILLINERY
,tr lot, in the opinion of the committee SELECTION OF $1.” to 32.1»
on fuel conservation of the Connecti- ODD COATS SHAPES ‘
man who buys an extra Liberty Band
or the gourmcnt who eats eggs instead
,of steaks on Tuesdays.
Charles G. Hill, chairman of th -
committee. says he has learned ill-:1
some people in Connecticut are thrm.-
.ing away ashes which contain a con- l
siderable quantity of unburned or
partly burned coal.
such coal in ashes indicates two faults
for it shows that the ashes have not,.; >
been carefully sifted and there would
be no unburned coal in the ashes if
the furnace which they came from was I
properly run.
Any coal thus recovered. however.
should be mixed with fresh coal and
used over again or can be used with 4
out mixing when a slow tire is desired.
Mr. Bill says. He considers it almost
criminal for any one to throw away
coal with ashes under present condi-
tlons. no matter how easily thcy can
afford such extratagnnrmc
HOME MADE LACE
Try making the new hairpin lace.“
and using it in place of hcnistitching.
Maire a loop with thread or crochet
cottmdn middle of hairpin. Place]:
crochet needle on under sldc of hair-‘
pin and turn hairpin. Catch thrcad,,
with crochet hnlrpln and draw throuuh
loop. Then turn haiiplns and place
crochet needle in loop. With crochet
needle in loop in middle of thrcad or
hairpin catch loop around the hairpin
You uill then have two loops ofi
thread on crochet nccdlc and pull it: 5‘1 '
through the two. You will have the
one loop in middle of hairpin to start
again.
if 1011 wish in make a centerpiece
of lemon, try this stitch: First work
iollouins th! outline on the leaf. A.
(at stitch is a series of stitches tak- I,
on from side to side between two.
lines, After leaf is filled ulth cat
stilt-lies take a new thread and!
starting up the top of the. leaf take,
two tight buttonhole stitches where
the threads cross, then carry the,
acress‘ to the next crossed
on opposite side and again
take two button hole stitches. Work,
hack and forth in this wat until the}
- leaf is filled. Cover the marked line
lot the leaf with Kcnsington outline
and it is complete '
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SILK PETI'ICOATS ‘
Patented Top Petticoats. the newest colorinss
and sizes. rezularly $2.50. Now ..... . ‘ .: $1.59
$1.00 PETTICOATS .......... . 79c -
“Quality Shop”
South Norwalk
Annual Clearance Sale
Tomorrow Will Be the Big [lay at This Slow-livery Article Reduced
$5.00 to $7.00 SWEATERS :...». . . . ...-...»... $3.95
$1.00 SILK CAMISOLES -............ .
$1.5OSILKCAMISOLES
$5.00 CHILDREN’S DRESSES . . . ... . .
COATS AT CLEARANCE PRICES
$12.00€oats.now $7.95
$18.0000ats.now . $9.95
$25.00 to $30.00 Coats. now . . $14.95
Extra Special
New Spring Dresses
We will place on sale 25 New
Silk Sprutz Dresses. all col-
ors. the ve newest st les.
Copies of
resses. ,
Special Tomorrow
$15.00
DRESSES AT CLEARANCE PRICES
$10.00 to $15.00 Silk and Serge Dresses . . $6.95
$16.00 to $18.00 Silk and Serge, Dresses . . . ‘. $9.95
$22.50 to $25.00 Silk and Sense Dresses . . $14.95
SUITS
$18.00 Suits
sun's
325.00 Suits
$5.00 . 50c
FURS
$4.00Muffs.now $1.95
-$5.00Mufl’s.now....... ..... ...........$2.95
$18.00RchoxSets.now $10.95
$10.95GuaranteedMufi’s $5.95
(All Other Furs Reduced) ‘ ‘
Extra special
$25.11 sum COATS
$ 1 5.00
F Tn Coats.
rerulltlr prlnclepgdfiflo.“ While
they last tomorrow
$15.00
Now $9.95 . Now $12.95
CHILDREN’S COATS
$4.90 Children’s Coats. now . . . . .. . . . .. . $2.50
$5.00 Children’s Coats.now $3.50
$6.00Children’sCoatsmow $3.75
$8.00 Children’s Coats. now . . . . . . . . . . . . $5.00
$11.00 Children's Coats. now . . . . . . . . . . . . $7.50
WAISTS
$1.00 Waists 79c
82.00 Waists $1.50
$3.00 Waists $1.99
$3.50 Waists .. . .' $2.25
Si.00 Waists $2.75
$5.00Walsts $3.00
$5.00 Waists . . $3.75
MILLINERY
AllTrimmedHats...........1-201f $2.00to$3.008haues...........99c
ChildrensHats 1-2011 '$4.00to$5.008hapes..........$1.50
AllHatTrimminIrs....-..... 1-2011'SatinI-Iats ..$295
RAIN COATS
$5.00 Rain Coats . . $3.95
5650 Rain Coats . . . .. $4.95
$1.00 Children‘s Rain ,,
Coats $2.95
Emits. vndsrwood
i They Let H“ 1"! ! ....-,,‘- r Remington, all other '
k 1 -makes. sold. rented.
519C? Sonar?) repaired. Rentals $11
I. per month. Machinat
sold at 85 per month“
".~"nr . up”): l.,' ,' 12. Hwy l‘ll.‘
i ll' dim" l .1111 .15: .3' 1. $0.1 n;;l l ! PLURBER
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‘ Simeon-Powell Corporation.
. Big Reducilonsjonfilll
SUITS, COATS AND.
DRESSES.
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a remedy for intestin-
of the urinary tras.
Painl ass. nea- poisono-
and will. not urinals
Die. (Ci.
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DO YOU MAKE YOUR 11101105951». Dawns
our water «occur 15 mouse '2
The Little Shop
60 No. Main Street
0€ULISTS
make our examinations—with-
out charge to you.
,5“ retain these physicians in
orderto insureioryouthsmost
perfect results and the greatest
satisfaction.
THAMER
"Tbs am of Good cm
at Atlantic, s1. sumtors. Conn.
l Open lot. Iva. till". p... lat. 1.1
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The Central
Trust Company
26 We‘ll 8t.
lorwalk, Conn.
Samoa Department
commercial Department
1!. 1!. Kent, President.
J. '1'. Prowitt,V1ce-Presi-
dent.
G. H. Raymond, Seers-
tary and Treasurer.
Open londay Innings
7-8 RI.
lxt'illu IIRVICI AT Valid!"
RATE. To NEW YORK
mama TRANSIT m
Freight beat team Pier 40. Ins
River, 1"- York (foot o‘ Jaelrsas
It.) every day except 0111111”,qu p
1!. Freight «calves at Nor-walk up OI
Inmandatloothflamlkupu
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You don’t have to go to Paris. Paris
comes to you in the beautiful collec-
tion of chic designs in The Winter
Fashion Book. You have an almost
beuildcring choice of styles. Smart,
practical, 1up-,1o-d:1te and easy to
make. And what a saving for you!
Etcr) sin lc chIgn in The Winter
Fashion k may be carried out .
in detail by using
PICTORIAL
R E V I E W
PATTERNS
These patterns make' ,your dresses .
look exactly like the Hudson. And
don’ t forget that Pictorial Review
Patterns save you from one-half to
one whole vard of material on each
.1 dress. .
‘3‘... January Patterns
NOW READY
James Donnelly-
Bath Robes
Buys? Pajamas
Flaunelciie Skirts
l'ur Collars
Winter Goods at Reduced Pricesl
—l-'lannelelie Kimonos
hockey Caps
Skating Sets
lulants’ Sets
Child’s Coats
Teddy Bear Suits,
/Chlld’s and Adults’ Sweaters
‘ ”masons 11111111111111 stout
11 summer Street
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