' DONN ELLY’S
is so. mm st. 1
acorn noawux i
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“Our flag is still there."
But how long can we con-
tinue to give these values
at this price?
A Chicago store is earnestly
advising men to buy two or
5
three suits now, saying suits :
this season are far ahead in l
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« LADIES' WHITE MUSLIN‘
UNDERWEAR '
E. KEBANKS
Memo Hotel Block.
1 quality of cloth to what they
will be next year.
We're no prophets, but we 5
knowitwillbetoyourl
profit to secure one of these :1
suits or overcoats now at $20.
Your fit, color, fabric, are
.. « here. lk
Fannie Bellozzi of Rosemont Park,’ I
was’hailed before the court this mord— \
llg'clrarged with breath of peace. = Rogers & Stevens ‘
' , NORWALK sou'ru ,ltoawALv
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n ‘-,.—n.“ .-.
‘ [large class of registrants will be
preheat in the Town Hall to fill out
”Id" imperfect dbestionnaires in the ELECTRIC CURRENT
”l?" """°"v l WILL BE CURTAILED
039 thing to be thankful for, the! mmmw no, “m Pare)
“diameter regiztered fifty deereen
lig‘l'r this morning at seven o'clock, The obgervancg of “ththflK'I‘f
‘ . than it did two weeks ago today. .nigills will do much towards avertinpl
‘ -—----—_. ' this necessity. and if every night was.
The loll wi . , made a "lightlesn night" much more‘
' . . 0 'ng appeared in the N: help would be given. it in easy to
“It “M" o the Furniture Menu in“ the home, or store that shelters,
Journal: Albert J, Anzevinr. formerly a man who is not only patriotic from‘
old. 0. Angevine l: Son. South Nor- 'ilht talk, but from his actions. .and
wait. than, has formed an enterprise that brings the old adage that Ac:
'-CM you depend on your boiler?
State Council of Defense moreAmerwanwem.m. mantle;
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. course of time, no one need be sur.
l contribute in this way to the; winning
SAVING 0F
FOODSTUFFS
(Continued from First Page).
a NOR WALK
in Ame;»iua,-in_;:‘. trooper-l5 (win-l ! SOCIET if
ion and lath the supplementary regal“ ‘
lilil till PASS
la ions ere wi e no a or 8 ea. , ) -
{[51 [if BHISlS ‘ ”’ u... 1.3. u...” “ t and Personal
, i “it is true. that the allies need
intent. “it is also true we have alrea‘ 3 E S
:dy exported the theoretical surplus of “km...—
-,from 75,000,000 to 90,000,000 bushels‘
I last harvest over our normal consump-fi "'fl
; tion. The American people have sav-
; ed a considerable amount estimated: A surprise party was given in honorl
from 23.000000 to 50,00u,000 bushels.’ of Miss Olga llavlicek on Thursday?
”during the last five months. and we avenue. Norwall;. Games were played;
PREDICTS RESTRICIIONS fate exporting this saving. laveneu, Norwalk. Games were played!
THR/OUGHNEW STATUTES "We cannot and will not export and dancing was enjoyed. Music was?
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more than our ravings, for our (Mn provided by the guests and refresh.
. .people must be fed. The allies have ments were served. Violin selections!
No NBW Undfltlklflfl "l F“‘°“”,rcduced the bread ration [0 their pew were rendered by Miss Haviicelt.§
Building Activities, Public Improve ple sharply the last few days, and if Those present were the Misses Mar-,7
ments, Etc, 8h0uld Be Considered. this lowered ration is to be maintain-'ion Brennan, Josephine bounds. Olga?
Warning 3.”, Unless Materials ed we must save more than bitherlo.‘Havlicek, Hazel Stratton, Asia Olsen,l
acquired Will Contribute to Prose-l "Every arain of wheat and every‘Bessle 811388. Harriett hinthoultelt,1
can“ 0, w", ounce of not" and bread saved now Grace Leary. Bllvlna Shay and‘
supplied to Messrs. LeGrand Raymond, Vincent.
same man, woman and child‘McHugh, Jack Douritt, Joseph Knoles,i
among [hp allies. ‘Wiiliar‘rl Margesan. William Campbell,j
“We m, am“ the American pea—dietary Iiewbauer, both of Bridgeport.i
pie to further reduce theirconaump- George Tresnclt, of New York. and]
tion of wheat products and use other Joseph Scitlt, of Stamford. '
foodstuffs instead. for the allies intuiti ‘
also have some wheat as well as out". C. M. Webb. of Main street.!
Warns Connecticut Busi-
ness Men Against New
Enterprises.
gilt exactly that amount
The Connecticut State Council oi
Defense has issued "a warning'
against undertaking any "new enter-T
trlses which do_uot contribute direct-
:y to the war strength of thin country
or lid allies" until victory is won, at
the same time declaring that. "in the
Mrs.
prised if. during the war, the use of
labor and materials for all non-essene
tial purposes is made impossible by
regulation or statute."
The “warning." which will be circuv
,lated widely throughout the state, fol-,
lows: ‘
winning the war that we must main- do, to join Mr. Webb, who in iookingf
lain ”1" health and Slrfllflh and "1°" after his extensive oil interests in thel
ale of their men, women and children '9".
over this winter.
Make New Plans
"Our 48 state food admniistratorl,
have been in session in Washington
the lant few days devising with us a
further program of saving which we
will announce in a few days in which! Mrs. E. J, Hill and daughter, Miss
we count with confidence on public Cla‘ru, who are spending the winter in
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i Chief Boatswain's Mate Victor WI
Ferris, of Minesweeper station No. 8.
with headquarters in Tompkinsville, S.‘
l., is a visitor in Norwalk.
Text of Warning.
“New enterprises which do not di-
rectly contribute to the war strength
0! this country. or its allies, should
not be undertaken.“
"During the period of the war any
new enterprises or undertakinga ““990" _ New York, are viniting friends in this
should be tried and Justified by this “The allies are also ask-nit us "New” .
test: ' can double our meat and pork pm-
.duct exports. as they must in Eneland.‘
France and ltaly further reduce theirl
meat and fat ration unless we can in-i
crease exports. We have replied that
we will ask our people to rave morejl’eople's Society of C
war. All ego”. should be centered!“ we can only export our savings. Lvor of the First
on winning. 9 “There need be no fear that our Church was held last evening in the
”There ill no uncertainty or amblgu-lown supplies would not be protected parish house. Before the meetinS;
ity "’0‘" this "“‘mem 0' your duty. I and if as a result of'mlzlappreheusion
“M“ who are considering new en“any one should attempt the purchase
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' ’ robbing the allies of in! that amount
"‘Will the men, money and mate-
rial rcquirc'l by this enterprise best Y. P. 3_ C. E. MEETING
of the. war?’
"Every man and every resource will
be needed by our country during the
per was enjoyed, after which the us-
ual businesn as transacted and the
wives. it is one of the vital issues in left yesterday for Kansas and Colon-i,-
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gThose Who Subscribed toward Ex-
illoated in this city, certain men were
. {called upon for donations to help dell
The annual meeting of the Youn‘fray the expenses in'floating the ioan|
hrislian Endeafiin this city. There [were bands to pay,i
c‘omnmflomliincldental expenses and other things.
W
.in charge had no money.
which was very well attended both byflorwalk were asked to help the fame?
members and guests. a bouuteous sup—110M and about 81.000
ed for the purpose. and
iting informed the subscribers that ill
.by any method lb? “10""! 90“” ”efAny Store
First Woman Manager
,w.
Miss Catherine Bleecker, who is the first woman to reach that height
of the theatrical profession-the management of a theatre on Broadway.
New York City—hall inaugurated her new venture with a proposition
which women of the United States will appreciate. She says if you will
give her ideas which can be made. profitable on the stage she will give
you sugar, not money in payment. 8 le thinks sugar will draw more ideas
now than will cash.
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DONOWGET MONEY BACK"
done, so, Norwallt men who contrib-
utcd so generously, prepare yourself
and remember that when you receive
. . 'the check that it was the information
93M" 9' 306°“ “be"! U3" Gel‘given through the columns of thin pa-
. pm“... Surprise. - ip" which at least saved you from a
__ severe shock.
a...-
Norwalkers! Prepare for a shock‘
MEN’S
Suits and overcoats
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:Somethlng is coming which deserves}
‘3 place among the wonders of the'
world. The best part of it is that it 1.9;
all true, regardless of the fact that it1
.smacks of the way in which things;'
guilty be done in Utopia when that' $12.50 to $22.50
{state was reached. l
When the second Liberty Loan was
COPYRIGHT f
hich cost money and the committee CIOthing CO:
.6 N. Main Si 80. Nomi
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Theretcre a number of pcople in
Prompt Delivfl.
was subscrib '
the men who Phone 100-2.
( If not. better get one you can depend
on. . Bucb :la the litirnham Boiler—-
the boiler of Goa, Comfort Heat. it's
.00 in Wmheater County. A rep,
,' Motive will gladly .call at yOul',
; red-est. lord & Barnum: Co., tryinsg The M
at. N. v. ‘ I
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oilieers for the ensuing year elected.,,ecu,e¢ from mp United States gov-
Alter the meeting. games were enjoy-fernment it would be returned or at, "r STock 0' Merchandise
descri tion should be id d b
‘ p gu' . y the and is a violation of the food law that
'will be followed up sharply. We have
ruled that the holdings of more man ed by the young people. The clean
thirty «days supplies by dealers. mauu- that were elected are as follows:
facturers, wholesalers and retailers Percy Taylor—President.
constitutes boarding and the purchase Grace Corbam—«Vice'presldent.
of more than usual amounts bv con-i ,,Secretary——Miss Lucy Redfield.
'sumcrs will likewise be so construed.i Teasurer—Wm Taylor.
' Ask Women's Help Chairmen of the various
“We are going to ask the millions teen:
of devoted women who support the Sumo-Jane Coulson.
food administration to see that our‘ Music—Francis StInnard.
new proposals are carried out on eV- Lookout—Alice Connolly.
ery side. in this we are tailing a line Sunshine—Mary Mathers.
commit-
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least Jihe proportion if the govern'
men! did not give up t‘tc whole
m... _ ‘ ,Bought for Cash
t The Liberty Loan committee held a " Address I}. we Seand
imeting yesterday afternoon. Marvel;
.of marvel Charles E. lloyt. of the j
ilnance .ommittee. reported ihlll.‘
through the eflorts of roulette-1.! sxpnetie ssnwcs ar rnszom
iamson of the committee. the local RATES TO NEW YORK
:committee had been reimbursed by the- “STERN n m
r'atlonal Liberty Loan committee. and pr...“ boat “If: Dig If:
that the money had been received and; River, P... York (foot 5, J“
about 80 per cent could be given back 5“, every way except Sunday “It." .
'0 ”‘9 M071 Int. Freight received at Norwallt up u
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It mgmgom Conn under ”H, name lions speak louder; man words" to,
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. of the A J. Angevine & i'o., furniture ongfinflfiloautoga; 5r “broken-pen;
dealer», admitting Stephen and iiar- may “a, it loudly that lb?! 0"“ put
I] O'Brien as partners. ;tri(ltif. but if this man or woman or
——-————— . store-keeper on “lightlesa” ntghlnl
' - leaves unnecessary lights burning. or.
”lynx...” D'Ofl‘m' M the firm of unis them to display their wares they.
in ‘ Yourdhlkv, 0‘ 4 Maple are not patriotic. They are probably
street Iran filed a notice with Town patriotic enough to stand up when
Clan-fleshed R. Smith that he is go' "The Star StilJnnchdmlvlanacrfl is liking:
‘ to’lscll his interest in the business 0'1 or sung. 0 "of“ ' t 9 “K " " l
’ :‘me Victor it passes by'bnwmrndmmm patriotic
, J ' enough to canttdowu JQMOW’; .who
lines not do as lb! y gluon these 0c:
lcusionu. but they 9 not really help
the Government land theL’nre llelpv: above fest
; when th 11 an in»; -
"ttrlfnzgzr; qleirttht. ey mml I "Th. “’0" should ””9"" ”’9
" ‘ ‘ " minds of business men for action af-
‘ "' " ' "" feeling the full operation of thou in.
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ROMANILSIC ‘ dustrles not essential to the national
en and the flame of This w”, defense and also affecting the can.
act- island of History. tmmtltion by the public of luxuries
and non-essentialll.
. S cily's histbry is an vivid and pic- "in the course of time no one need
' luy "M" '9" "00‘“ I”! tum-true m ferocious anti creative; be surprised if during the wpr the use
. WI when ‘he hard rain came on ac- and destructive, as mythical and ml of labor and materials for all non-es-
: count of the gutters not heinl: clean- tenseiy practical. as the stories of all; lentiai purposes is made impossible
«adv-l. The anon: has no been plough. the rest of the world puti tofiethett; by regulation or statute.
v ‘) ' " " V v p s V
”swivel this winter and the gutters are "nd i" 1 7“") 0' nature. , n Cd ":3 z "t (mm-3t Till T STATE COUNCIL
.. (or man or of beast the lsian it 3! 0P ”'1“;ng "
5‘."qu lull 0' '"' 3""3' new side paradise today, whether or not it] ' -
E’H” 7“.“ '9" considerably damaged 0“ was ever the workless, painless. pztsw —'
' m“ 0' 1th M’flect. 5:.inntt-ys t-lysium where our first an,
-.v--, j f't'F'llYfl enjoyed all the good thlm'n of
i ' 'iit't- without having t) toil.
‘ 1‘ The visit 0‘ Norwaflt'ilihapter, DA, balm . itself, now in the guise of;
. "f to mp Stamford (hapter. Mum the mistultlt-rstood gods of old. now in.
I 5 'll '0 1“" “V“"Pd M“ Tm" has tumult-inns or in quiet fertility that;
i “indcfinttely pmtponed on account _§'.t'llt‘t' has nlzllli' plain to us. wt-th-st
fin/vitriol” shuttle through and
l l “/1“ Hidden death in the family of i"
f . i ll
. Hp. lml Audermn. Regtnt of the find "NW
W” [Of-d Planter. The dillt- 0! “IF ”'0." (KNOW! in n". “on. "it“ Tlils‘l’ln’
' ”3' "WM”! meeting 0' 3'0”?“ l i't'lzt Acct-hylus, Thcocrltus. 'i‘htl-l
U ‘- mph-r has been changed to i-‘rid’ly. valid“. Arcilimedt t. to two art-at.
“J t ‘ ' , t'... ’ (”lot-rt) Vt-rrml. “lllli’ll'llé‘,'
o ,. l _, m. ”mu. .
‘ J.".' h to .onforrn to Lie 2!?‘Fnufi' lit-.miltztr anti Hannibal. linger the.
1 1- n t“ plans who I!” m be ' ‘Hr "' ’ t'tlllzll and finger the Kine, [Misst- 1
‘ 9’ that M" Th" met-ting ‘1” M held ft::-. tll't' L'rent crusaders -ilichnrtl tlli
d
h‘ 5"59'50'91 Mahackomo 1“ ""9" Mt. Lion Ht'ill‘l and Louis the Saint
' - will of France. ('lmrivs of Anion. Fri'tl“
t o'clock‘ and the foilowim: ladies
5a i
ouch the highly colored fabric.
such n'ttni tower above:
‘ . . . dark ll.\. the "wonder of the world,"
i “I 83- hosts-am: Mesvlantt-J l- (I. ‘t "mm” pm." this Mm,“
u}: fingllnston, Chas. Q'iifliéll'tl. e‘lla‘nlnn ‘ ‘ ui~ m“ r mmtwntiium of :.n
7 cafliThm'mml‘ N3“- -\3 m" ” t0 . ll :tnti llllli‘“l‘lli romance and chit”,
"' .' i! ll “Fen meeting. t'll‘il member l'll": «National Geographic .‘v'ili! .-
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, ('onnccticut State ('ouncit of Defense
.tiou." for our country is depending
.uprm this state for more than half of
. 'slackcr' state.
. directed to the task of winning the;
Itlon—must be guided ly the test:
unique among the nations and witni
the confidence that in them we have!
a power for enforcement and through.
our press 01 the creation of public,
opinion greater than among any other.
people On earth. legislation is being,
considered by Mr. Letter and Senator
l‘omerene for presentation to Con‘,
gress for some further extension ofi
the president's powers to enforce con-A
nervation in manufacturing trades and:
in public calm: places. Albough he‘
majority have co-opented willingly-
:lnd eilpctlvciv there is a minority:
which patriotic appeals do not seem ‘ ,r'
to reach. With such regulation there.
will be no shortages; and equal jllll"
tire to all. There is no need of ra-;
timing in America."
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CREDIT A8 CAPITAL.
Real Test o! State‘s Loyalty. ._._.. "‘"
in making public this "warning." the I
gave out the follow'ing stttement:
"The time has come when every
ounce of power in America must be:
used for a single object ~wiuning the
war. Nowhere is this more true than
in Connecticut. “the arsenal of the use
the tremendous supply of munitions
which America must provide for use
in the struggle to overcome autoc-
racy.
"We are now face to face with the
real (Pt-l of Connecticut's loyalty to
the republic. The. next few months
wifl show whether this state is cu-
titletl to the reputation it enjoys as
a leader among the states of the
l'nion in war service to the nation. or
mutt be known to the world as a
“All effortwevery resource in men
it, What It. But no Not“ lmpalr
"d money and materials—must be U”
, Nor squander it. I
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A prominent member at the finan-
cial district. who has had many ups:
. and downs linancinlly. who hall been!
independently rich on i-‘Vt’l’fll differ!
"pnl occasions and who has Mi “'0":
'qucntly been in' the place where he,
'dlti- not know when the next month»
t rent might come from, states unequiv-
war. if Connecticut responds to this
call, her loyalty can never be ques-
tioned. The people of this state must
respond. and will respond. to thin nu-
tlonsl demand that those things which
are non-essential be cast aside and
that our whole force be directed to
essential work.
The committee voted [that this hell 9, m. and at death Norwalit up to .
u” b on .
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0CUiJSTS
make our examinations—Milli
out charge to you.
I.
We retain these physicians in
order to insure for you the most
perfect results and the greatest
satisfaction.
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THAMER
Oculists.‘ Optometrists, Optician!
, "The ilour-c of Good .Olassel'
i at Atlantic SL, Stamford, Conn.
it om sat. Ive. nus p. a. let. m1
“The consideration of new cuter-"Willi" 'h‘" "fled" H a mans best
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prison—personal occupation. public “‘l' -
improvements, building construction E. “0 says that crglit
be lnmtc and used to
and industrial work of every “nun, 5 gztmzl‘ivnntage in p “Imp“. b'lt
’Wlil " he” Wm ”‘0 '.'10 ”Q 'hoia; flhoull] .BO'. be legdgtsdc,‘ Harding;
' ' l worn nwa . " a -.
force of "I. nation must M “remediation a dozen fortunes and enable
is somethlnll
Winter Goods at Reduced Prices
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toward the nation's one paramount; him in nuct‘ofli on another nltemvlv"
task. Connective! must do its share. t'he Mat-g, and states further that he,
and more, in laying aside all now 'has recently written something to the
essential enterprise and devoting its , meet um it In ageing and foolinh “’2
entire resources to essential work. It advise menlo keep out of debt. U'u .
is highly probable that, through fed- . less. because men who are not I0
oral legislation and the already eg- constituted cannot keep out of debt.-
tsblished priority urmm. the use of and foolish ”mu” "'3 31:32“: ;
_lebor and materials for all unused-[£51 £35" cannot 0° us i
.tlal purposes will be made ltnpossi- ' . .
bio during the war. The loyal out-i W°N“:°w?:-:u;'$:nxmm:zzl
sens of Connecticut will not "gm" ’ “m a "m!
until such legislition is etiieted to‘ mom but to H" on or an i
. lwear it away is ulwayn mm”
respond to the nations demand in its A man should it" on what be «m
Bliil Robes ‘ '
Boys’ Pajamas
listllleietie sum
to Collars
i’isnneIette Kimonos
llocltey Caps
Skating Sets,
' Intants’ eels
Child’s Coats
TEE-{Beer Suits
to" 0' ”a", and invest his credit only after care-f
ful investigatiofl'. not! when his best.
'Chlld’s a_nd Aginlts’. Sweater;-
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mmmh. ii. il‘nzttrtumett'ht‘"; . . .
”mauMMm. , ”meant-"Wyn. . tumultuous llsrllllrlteu STORE _ . ,
unnwmm'mm mbefjmfimm-mfw «if», ~84an Street; , . ‘ 'e‘ til
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