' noun sun’s
”Mu“.
iveoterday afternoon where they gath-
ierod to get some concerted action on
lthe matter of the Monday closing {or
a» Lvllwllsm i
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l ti-t wm'nusun
UNDERWEAR
l u wéretnry.
. l. in Council. No. 4, 0. U. A. 31..
“laat evening and initiated one can-
e. The new ritual was and butt
"sees ”The Zeppelin‘s Lani Raid,"
‘9; lulu ho! was born to Mr. and lira.
g, ' hei .iorach. Mrs. Joracll was
_ le Tarlow. This makes Mr. and
fill. A'N' Tarlov Hrund-ilnl’entl,
.w—utludlf at Regent, "Theleppe-
‘ “EM Raid."
'1'helwletponed meeting of Friend-
‘I’ Amiallon, So. 7. will be held
h Tot-allay evening the 22nd at the
blue of hint. Richard Dunn. ll Elm-
ootl avenue.
-lomlay at Restent, “The Zeppe-
Iln'o [/Ml Raid."
The only item on the police blotter
QM town this mornintt. was thatglo-
”h Garltit or Bridge- ntl'eet. East Nor-
‘iflk, rl-mrtl-d that his St. Bernard.
M “El'o' llfl'l been. lost or stolen.
e—Oalc. bread and platinum-r Bull-
‘Tho down town electrical committ-
flout-ll announced that an llll‘y wished
tin-operate with the conuervatlon
vfletlont that they would hold no
u lat-It nilht. The plant in run-
‘M on the ‘fliolidavioad” today and
no rennin: on the same "load" yes-
. p. lt ill believed that ihllt will
ohaerved on 'thdlli' and Tuesday
duo on the next ten Mondal’a‘.
vlillwllllnilly iactlil" lilo [u :reement
.3.“ "Tile Zeppelin'll lnat Raid,"
a
inept-lit. Monday. yell. we mean Mon-
rNetlloll Benedict attached property
Paul E. Preulller and George l’i‘t‘ll'l-
, who are known all Preuaacr 8:
, amounting to $300 yesterday. on
hmplaiut of the "Sun“companv.
" *New York and Pennllvlyallia. The
lit returnable to the city court in
all: on February ith. Land it
i minimum the plaintitt who claim
~ two of 8300. the df'li‘llilillllii ow.
7 ‘7.” ulolllalntta team.
t—Paiace open Monitor. will show
M . Moth." a wonderful picture.
~AGIIOY '03——
. . snow Toilet Proporaiiona.
‘ noted by In to he Intimacy-
r.vltepln and (at booklet. .
V . . Powell Corporation .
o ___,. ,_ V.-.— ...,
i . Buy War Savlnull Stamnll here. War Savings Certlil- !
j ates—“Little U. 8. Government Bonds” pay 4 per
“cent. interest compounded
“ deemed at 85. five years
i intone certificates are Itamnl. Save '20 atonin- on the ‘
-!
istore- on and days.”
Impact at the meeting of the Retail
'oum . Merchants at this city in the Common
.the meeting and J. Emory Stevens. of
l
:3“
teat." while doing their work. I' 3
That was not their intention and}
they believed that all lines of ther-
lhtllldim- with the exception of those»
lines which had been exempted by;
the order from Washington. should,
ctow on Monday and stay closed. 2
A committee of eight consisting of
C. It). Triatranl. Jnmea Donnelly. l..1
A. t‘onnealll’. lilllry Tltrlov. Albert‘
I
l
l
_tlle aim-ea were to be closed. or that
.9 until l. and from 5
,'.°lt'l‘l't'N credit for their willingness
‘ r / TO SUSPEND
*
otflnmooushnllreminopenu A:
ltil twelve o’clock noon on each at I
said ludu's for the sale or tooll- '
stun only: and that only duly and ;
inedical supplies shall he sold in am '
t The above resolution is the one
vCouncil Chamber at the City Hall
‘3 next ten Honda" on per the ord-
ler at Dr. Hag-y G. Garfield, National
.F‘uel Administrator.
i Joseph Davin acted on chairman of
the ill-m 0! Rogers & Stevens noted
: The meeting opened with a state-
‘ment by Mr. Davis as to the purposrs
of the. meeting and he then asked for
isome inlormation on certain points of
:the order as to whether or not thel
erchants would all close or whether
éIgloo would stay open and some clos—
Then followed a discussion that I
merchants of nearly all lines of basil
neall plunged into for aomo t’me. '
Whether or not they could and wold-i ’
keep open if they used no fuel or
light in their stores.
The proprietors of some slows avid .
that even though they could lit p.
(men with title [use of no mat m- :
light they would not expose their llz-l'
to dangers of contracting coll 'u
force them to wear sweaters and
l’ollllllan. William B. i'nho‘ltz. Robert
JOM‘lUVfik)’ and Albert ii. Morgan were
requested't'o go into Fennlon for a few
momenta so that a resolution might
be drafted that would llleet with the
aiiillti'l'tll of all and which would binJ
tile lnertllntlm to keep their utoreu
cior-ld it they no agreed. The com-3
mime was out for several lllinutm
after which they returned and l‘t‘tl'l
a reaoilltlon solllewllat a:ulllar to the
one above and some discussion follow
ed until the resolution wall prepared
all printed, and approved by all.
(‘huil'llitln lhll‘is wall instructed to
pick a committee of sen-n to act all
a committee that would see that the
llleuhanta did keep their stores cloa-
ed if they were not included in the
list of the atorca that the mirclltmta
had agreed could keep open to do
business.
The fact that thymerchnnta met
did not mean that‘ ley were willing
to no ahead and lactate the order
because the order did not any that
liry were‘not to do hullilleall on that
liar. Himply that they were to .uac no
fuel. which of course meant that they
Wt'i‘l‘ to use no light. otherwise they
would be using fuel to get the light.
'lile committee that will look
mound to see that the merchants are
abiding by their agreement will con-
l-Zl-t of C. F. 'l‘liall'ant. John ,llilla.
\\'.llialll l.. (lien-ll. Willllnl .ioaem. it
.ioal-Iol‘llky. Albert M. I’Uhllllllll. lllld
James lionnelly. ,
Some merchants in the city llliullt
and it ill the duty of this committee
it they find such ll violation of file
agreement to hrinll it to ”Mt attention
of the lllerchllnt. and then report it
for :tuitllhie action by the other liltil‘
lll'lllts.
'l‘I e l'uaoilllion all printed above was
(Il‘illlt‘tl by the committee~ working in
tvlopetatilln with Judge (lWil‘iKt‘ "-
\'().~’lllll‘flll. who has nailed Ytttilt‘rtllll"
to i' re mole opinion on varioua llllll-;
it‘t'ti with it'glll‘iltllii to whether eel-i
lllill stoma could keep open or not.i
llll.l itlrlil us to What action a police"
olllu-r could take If he saw lllt' law
us let down by Dr. titllilcld \‘loiuiell.
it was learned tillll morning that the:
tltiift More! \xoultl telllliin open from
until 9 o'clock.
Hwy Mondllv until fllrtlri‘l' notice.
lillr lllllnilllt on the holiday schedule
The barber allopa will remain upon
until noon «wry Monday.
Ipoop n10!!! "IMP? “ i “Mi food Indullrioa ml to he cup? be anally dispenllad with and incinwroto hack to her and explained Illt‘l‘; MAINTAINING OIDII in coma.
. . . 9 MOM IUIL on“! plied with cool. It". loll: l0 have a picnic and Halli-«l, in China every number at a family
The Silver Lake ice t‘ompllnr ile-
ill'
airing the idle men in Norwlllll a
chance to work.
. l'ictlll'ea mt usual Monday llt Pill'
lll'tt, Feature picture. “The Moth."
quarterly and will he re-
trator Thonm W. Intuit. Robert loot
from January Int. 1918.
tiltll «late. Illlluoll the toilowilll aute-
float:
“in order that then my to tile
luln'rrono. .lul. lavnmll food incl lol- collateral slalom-tn Nipple-thy “”m' “Milt" "l” I" i" “it
million in Connecticut are who w'meatinl the food induutry will beI
omitted trom complying with tho "03"Mfldli by the fuel adminiatratm' in you! 1, m her reunion- tor putting them ill a'
day half-holiday llllltttlltod by lilo (tar-jutllta and you will accept hill decision lower cllllllu
hold order. hut nllht mo: con-ultr'an to mm liicllullon in the lnduurlui
thin with United Item Fuel Mllllllv to in aup’led," HUSBAND THOUGHT
ville. federal food administrator '"lJUSTICES OF PEACE
“Why should I buy clothes now. ”
Maybe you have asked yourself
that question-~Here are the reasons:
At this clearance sale of ours you can buy clothes at
less than regular prices.
Clothes are costing more every day as wool becomes
scarcer. Our fall and Winter goods are worth much
more than we paid for them.
' Our clearance sale prices are" based on» what we paid
for the goods months ago.
4. Hart Schaffner & Marx'fmade these
suits and oVerCoats; that means all-
wool, long wear, smart style, master
tailoring-«in
fact, the best clothes
values to be found even at regular
prices.
You’ll not have another chance like
this to buy such clotlles for ‘so little
money.
, ' / o o v Q
Your sattsfattlon lS guaranteed.
Rogers w 8: Stevens 1'
The home of Hart
Norw alk
All determination at work done by otlmu. it wall decided,
-lenecticut ill concerned, they lliullli
be put in clattll l. unlaml time are
l llonll T00 cow
' . AND possum)
lcmnm m not me).
TO GO IN CLASS 1
. blink out provided for too. You can comm
‘jl’m‘flflu War Savllm Certificates by buyinl Thrift
lmt interruption in the tlllttlbtltlel
of period: of two woollll at a time,
hie wife papilla the upon-n each
l «mourn-mm
‘ m at 25¢ each. Evmhody’a nylon to help
, #0 war. no your “hit.”
it
elm ImmmiMifmlltl report! mm in till.
tr] Mullet-mm llu obtained mutilate...“ wt:- 05;: ‘h'nd‘lm luv
tutu ttou “I. United Item who” with! mm M,
,4”. M.“ h MI W ‘m 5"
mm Mall on m «an. i
Lamina-lo,“
M
crew." ,, ,
Damn-ltd,” “ml-w
«donut-immunolflm
thin. ll. wont in Bonn once when
bill wife provided the ”canary ex:
no tut thin in wont to lyraclm
Schaflner & Marx Clothes
South Norwalk
her if she wopidn't nend him her nu . t
( it)” on . salad “ he thounllt ill roaponniblo for order in tha tam
Illlfl "m '0‘.” "k. "I". “ma 0‘ “d qVGI" lfihflbuflu' 0‘ a city ll ’0".
“1.4, 3‘. m aha did not mm It!“ ly rttllponllllllu with every other out
leceipll. They were married Novem- uh tor ltll tranquility. it a you“
325.1%;fimogm‘lrfi hlh'tdfifl'm‘ non In a family should commit act-inn.
I ‘ .r 0 ' the older lion ill likely to he, alien lab
even “t...” to “Mk citatody tor the offence null. Devlin.
~50. “The uppolln'n but hold." punillllell.
llt now lender. you. we are" Moll- -— --
ltur. ’ i l -lontlllol Wm M» tum to Pay.
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