, man-cw— ' ‘ *ch , , I, . ' . : I ) H‘s . . "I‘ :3 :i'“ ‘ M I .. w. i. "N 2.2 1,... ,5". ‘" . ' ' ' l“ ' ’ J l V Under Orders .— ’fiwtheGovern-edofithevw" ur‘wm mm. . ' -’ 318%:th the conservation peeled-arm" " 4' 1 game: ”1:: ed we“, » z 7‘ ~ ‘3 Inlays Muffin be M all day. my”, mum ass-them: flail. Mfm nmmtll store closes at bed“ ‘ ‘ [borer was a visitor in Stain- timothy. - . ‘ “'\ I You-(hashes _ 1 ill for s ‘ 3!. 80mm In uJisitor in 0'4 on: huh- yesterday. 3- Svflflhol‘ Wilde ave- fis amass-tar. sous. M “to to law in the employ ”maximum. or iaott’s Cove, firs. A. llamas! Other son Paul. a removed m- Ncoton Heights Word. fills new its root ins been com- ma on the harsh and business will ya resumed marrow ,jidwsrd W Joined the Red “ m yesterday-sad it is rumored that ,~ to to going, to hit for tb soldiers. iifilchard ‘Ahenarotii oi the Coast Ar- , fiery Corps, is enjoying a few days" mush from Ion Wright at home. (billion. the little daughter or Mr. ‘1! Mrs. Grover 8. Rs L ond oi the‘ his is recovering rain the men-i ‘1. ' «John Selleck oi Bodxwiek avenue 5 us taken a two weeks' vacaiton from; bases. :3". Fred Smith. oi New Haven. “ll be the speaker at the M's Bible “I at the Congrenttonsi Church. today. . . hflamuel Adams. otvtho local Stewart .ocery stall. has been transferred to its Splnzdaie store 0! the Walter Sto- wart Coupon. Mania; Jun. :0, the price oi milk till he advanced by Highland Farm to l7 cents per quart. and cream will II 30 cents per half pint. . John Oidriu is making the most 011 II (immunities while Stanton! Hill! ; 7 ”wart grocery. when- he worked} bring the summer vacation. I Corporal Harold ,niiisosuxh end “"3 *rd Abendroth. Iviio are hone on a; hflmh imm iron li. a. Wrisht. re-i ; mass to their post this mornina. i Charles, R. Petty of West Side are» I, ",m‘aniered some of his prise my in the poulirv show at Norwaik. ‘ “us is in lush hows oi bringing homey w prises to add to his collection. , cm Kauimsn has had lill insuh . “c. plmrod up and iswimivih‘" what. mock he saved from the l’ii‘f‘ law the i' 'mm a", m (iron vucutml. lie " will open his store here next week. I , Amman ’9» Point is in the ordnamc dflpllnmalnl' Full rank 0' first ilvuwnahi. and FL? Mu Mil-ll. in. of Tokeneiieiss see-’ out! lieutenant. also in the ordnance service. 3 The toiiowine men have lulled toI w in their questionnaireto the reg. ”Non board: Grohanni Chicken-1 mi of ‘Noroton Heights. Francesco Mum. mehlirook. Charles Pomicii. Wnbrook. \ Mord Ballard. who has been' Dolph; the local bank. where he was «low helm he oaiiated to straiah- M out its sttor~tha~firo dtIcaitivl. lett loo-day to report to Port slocnm. his lorlounh having expired. ? Corporal Harold *Wlllmlh 0! this lawn. who haa'hson at Fort H. 0. flight with the Coast Artillery Corps.‘ has been inn-toms to the acid ar- dlflary. and Mentoring a few «lays‘ m at homo elm!!! soon to *I ordered to Texas. ‘ ! M! Ford! and family. who orcii-‘ Dr. Hanson's house. corner or floater street and the Post road. which wasdsafloysdbythsfln. and who dost most or their household goods.‘ In new militia Nelson Boston. ass-saith Hal-his, _ i Ilsa llarion Dickerson. ll. 8.. «it» 180' York. 0! Mayor Mitchell's Food Aid Con-ma. hashssaauul'to the sate! o! the ll'airttaitl County Farm nua arcs-sill! hvaoharasottho work an hours economies in psi-ten. in the . plan o! Ilsa Altos Thomas. "lined. i (the will make her headquarters tal .2 5W: ' l l ' it the person who out tho piece in the lsatlnol. January .11. mil us as . mood-s worker tor tho-town as the ad- 'ltorotths ltevtewaodaothaosiiDaH m. _hs would be (debts senothial mwhaonrsuiimmsi an1 ‘ you eoaidoauat ”$0th” oa‘ your Mars. 1 lb duties at the Rowsyton Green-i Ichool is closed, and assisting at the; , they will be much higher. Holmes of Lona Nook . "Tl!" Wyatt» store closes at six airlock. J1 ’ i... w. . t , ‘ minim at Columbus ,. J is thexdrong partner of The " Bod 'Ih'htngle,the Y. M. on - i 3" 'Aw workisonthis week. You are asked to contribute . "and every patriotic Ameri- can will. contribute. Like .. the Y. M. C. A. it gives its A" energies now to the'srest “”3: i work of saving humanity, of " looking alter the American ' soldhrshsreintraining, and at the front. «5" :3" ' “ Tapestry Rugs. Special . ' Large room sun 9 x12 ‘ »- Were $20.00 for $l8.00 Fur Coats Economical wOmen are buying Fur Coats now. " There are two or-three months of winter ahead of us and the da 3 have begun to lengthen. 'llhe prospect manquiteantm‘mrtnfloflefing. Thm'm i, isthstfursywillbcveryscarcenextyear. Theyam . designs in the assortment which are desirable 1:: £3! fie?“ ":0 ”ordain mid “if. nngpmfig ' room and bed is . ““90 1” can Mfidmngeed rugs dim'ng $313”??? ”w: 3 l" “d ‘h" “‘3' Wm We m ”'m“ hm" rlsed to take advantage of the present prices. There hmpmspwtthatmgacarpetsorflooroovsringswill i‘ he any less for the extent of the war and probably, ' and very few skins which are desirable arehrollght in. Hudson Seal Costs, plain models, forty-five t'l-lcwwi mlm for $240.00 . , ' ' mam lid Goats, with wide collars and culls or , Hall and Sta“. Carpet Skunk, regular price $300.00 for 522500 Velvet weave, thick and sOft. the most agreeable ' ,- Hudson . i . weave that there is for stairs. It is pleasant to the Seal Goats, plain 1' with Wide loollars,’ fort ' hi1 ,reguls .00 betaseendingsnddeooendingsndmakesforsatety,t '1'" "mm“ now especially where there are turns and there is danger is“ , ’ °' “87°50 of slipping. mm price 32,25, m ' e; 9" [other lost Goats, wide collars and coils of 5195 toolossoat ' Squirrelrexmutzsom for 3175,00, .‘i inches lo ,msde with full sw , regular price Wham Anslo'Persian Rugs 'mom "‘ ~ “pm $50.00 A discontinued line of patterns in 27 x 54 inches, . mgwnvcuient also for thresholds, before fireplaces, ' dining room buflets or dresser, in the bed room, ‘ FBI-s were purchased for an unusually low price coir i ‘ the quality and our'eustomers may have tho t. " Made to sell for $9.50. ' MMMM Plush mm lest Goats, best quality and workmanship, some with cape collars of fur, very ‘ stylish models. ‘ ' '" ' " rm price seam "to: use 1' oaeud at $8.50 M m Wm M . 035.00 m . ' ' 050.00 “"0 Line of high grade Drapery Silks ‘ , $00.00 m. P . “WNW” ' . ‘ herewillbs-neexchsngeaonthsssooats. Iflk lens and limit, Itlh of exquisite quality: ' Second floor. hi old blue, t noise, rose and odd shades which are . may MThswdstiewomanwillflndlv mw tonsethssaunususifsbriss. .m‘l ”mandalyalnallquanfltyinoaoihq 3..» ' FiftyDi-esses momma-sus- l?“ Ware .1; for 2.61:. a yard. 0 1"" For afternoon [wear and including .. few ethos-l .60 31.“. tire models for evening. 'l'hsoadrsalss m m 0335’ M' l, “P t0 035.00- ' r saw ems ., 1, i . At _: $25.90 “an... i, hrhihvdv AM”. mm. It // . '0’} s“; ‘- MM .3??? ' Ii" "gt .-..~ , .. J ‘ :3 .... .5" y . ‘ ' inches long, made with full sweep, regular price, ’ Hudson Baal floats, plain models, forty-five i Cmmfaie of [=qu ‘ All Fur Sets, Separate Scarves and'Mud ‘ less 20 per cent from regular prices ' is“ This is a won/dorm] ofloring because many niacin" specimens are in stock. ‘ Second floor. '_‘. riers that hardly any trappers are at work this winter ‘ INDO'ONU, torty~iive inches long, full sw j regularization fur WSW~ ‘ Black lusknt Coats, forty-two inches i made with full sweep 1- and border, regular p $225.00 . for 3175”?) um Goats, forty-two inches long, full M and with border, regular price $195.00 .. tor 5150,“; r W 00st, made with full swoop, bolted lid . e1, regular price t125.oo " to: 395,00 3 / Closing our of all Cloth Coats , _, Probably wosballnotbeahletodth il “*MMWMM ii" ,Alleool Velour Costs, tins quality, any, t‘mlemthmu‘hout. “as... . mt mso and $27.59 , . 65.. . , .3 . s «“0 ~... 1"”: ’ J‘ 7 - l i‘ ‘. . » ‘ t .
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