Joseph Davis
85 Wail-lion Street
South Nomik.
wan-an remand
lI‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
niaht; Tuesday partly cloudy and
warmer. A disturbance this morning
over Boubtern loulaiann ’is anal!!!
unsettled weather with light rain in
the lower Misliuippi valley. Pleasant
mummwummI
ltluucutvhenaduneetlni
De Morgan in some afterworld at
shades where even n critic may look
ata creatornud Ind laminae-M for.
hiaownsinsinballwanttonarz'flear
andhoooreddfdhelehooethin‘lori;
whichso-eotnenrenotmtotor-I
giveyou. Youwereoneotthevery
peatestanll-entdelightinloloureov:
tertaiuersandintbeselattertkysper-I
hapethemoethcarteniuyotall. tor!
w 0
Posed For Sultanate.
A teatune of the 131:?er l’l‘k‘hfllm
in the Sew Yuri: t’li)‘ stadium on the
evening of the Fourth we; a symbolic
toluene representing VII-tor; 1911
bringing the hello: to the women oi
Sew York. Wowlnitood. Justice and
law-Wannpmltotheei
mwmwmw w: “an
meBIMWH0K§
no: 11"
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HOWLANDS
Entrance on Main St.. Fairfield Ave.. Cannon St. 1
'Store hours, by order of the Fuel Administration ;_I i
whileothersrbcaetornntortumeor-
doubt or Iilliy you those only” give|
no pleasure unmixed with pain. But
why. with all your wit and all your:
wisdom, with all your command overt
the very tenets of laughter and of
tears-why, when you were the onlyL
man in the world who could justly
have dreamed of such a labor of love. I
did you not Inbb 'htrnafbmi
elder brothers had begun y I .
you not give us the missing chapters ' busrness In five days.
"or 'Deuia Dover and “the Mystery of
Edwin Drood'I'”—Wileon lI'ollett Iin
l'ale iteriéw. '
it was a curious slip that snred the
old time machine wrecking Ludtllien
The Unhaoged Lodditae. '
weather prevails in all. the northern
districts east of the Rocky Mountains.
/.ero temperatures were reported from
Ihe southern portion - of the Lake re
(ion and the Ohio valley. The tern-
mIII east oi the ltocky.‘mountaina. '
wsarusa a vsati aoo rooav
TemperatuI-II: High,
23. Clear.
City News]
-'i'tIere will he no meeting oi Sherman
(mum-II tomorrow night.
ill) ; low
Tux Collector's other» in Town .ia-
sembly Hall opened today tor two
urekl.
William Cullaahnn arrested for in-
toxication who fined '1 Sim costs by
Judge Voshurah In the tloWlllill'I II
court this mornius.
Many foraging parties consisting of
”I" int-l! who have been treated to an
I-ntorred vacation are In the woods to-
day in a iurther chart to conserve
iueL
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True l‘exular Monday evonln; claws
oi the Merrill iiuainesa College will be
adjourned this week until Thursday
«II-alas. 'l'lIa reenter Wednesday and
Friday classeswill be held as usual.
«Save money by paying taxes be—
(‘Ity Hall and
tore Feb. 2 0mm
Town Hall.
i'ormiis IIuIII hot-n l‘illllt‘il to
notor.
'rhI; Not'wullt llIliI school
thl.
was said to be nearly normal. II in ho
lievetl that the usual hinh school or.
tuition will start up elite. Wood is
helnl burned Instead oi I-oal III thei
iIII-l committee IIIIVII the permission to
. hoard oi education allowlns thI-In _
to do at).
'-"—w.“ .—
The Second Company C. it. 0.. will-
this
evenlna under the direction of Captain
Charles ll. Milne. and every member
drill at the Not-walk Armory.
iIII cxpcotod to be present. Mior IhI
drill the ontoriainruunt committee willl
the or-
‘ranaemonta tor the lithium. hone-tit
henailt which the company intends to
hold 0 nthe evenina oi Waahlnston'I
birthday In the armory tor the Third
Division. Second Section. Naval Mitito
who Icit Norwallt last April to Join the
colors and have been ensaaod It actual
hold I mention to complete
aerviro.
the
Standard IiIItII-r and Eat: market of
\I.Ith Mum street ior wiring and to
tho Raymund. Illlaa. 'l‘ool i‘ornpany oi
(lrnnd Sin-III tor the Installation oi a'
IIIIIIIII-Il
morninu with on attendant-e that
I navy and almost." lam as the pro . .
I; [med III-w army. lam-II messian- In car
J their duty to ilotl and to their country.
in: to demolish a vermin plant at Not
‘ tluahaln. and conviction meant the
aI-nilold—iiu-re was no alternative
These men were indirted for Ihreateu- ‘
l
' tie-III II»- III the oaIIIIIII-u seemed III. 3
|I~IlialIly pruivstlned llut old Father
' .\IIIII-. the law mute with lieneIoleut
guiltI to tin» or old The threatened llrnti
'nas dII-Iu- Him! in the llldll'lmelll an
”proprietors of a silk and cotton than“ I
throued moo.» State in the name of taI-tory." The acute mind of the in-
nunens YB IKA.
.t We Close MondaysI
in compliance with the Fuel Administrator’s Orders.‘
For the next ten weeks we must do six day's’
To make Tuesday our Monday’s usual business
we are ofierinz tomorrow the following specials:
$3.50 Dress and Work Shoes. special for tomorrow.
34 and $4.50 Shoes. special for tomorrow ..
$5 and $6 Shoes. every pair guaranteed I ..... $4.50
Men’s Rubbers. $2.00 value .................. $1.75
Men’s Dress Rubbers. $1.25 value ............ $1.10
51 50 and $1. 75 Union Suits . _. ............... $1.39
Ribbed Underwear. 75c value ................. 69c
8 :30 to 5, Saturdays 8 :30 A. M. to 9 P. M. I
Store closed all day Mondays. ' I
Sorry you can’t _
come Mill Ending V"
Monday!
But never mind; ' i
Tuesday the store
will shine with
Mill End Economies
Be here and I
Be a Saver.
$2.98
. $3.48
5
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III- top of no it bill II with grated Uh”
huh IIII-I-w. "It'll nthl n iInuIIIlul olI
ItiiI' lililllilllliil-‘i\iilltl top with a smiled
lufl the unloading oi a. rargu oi aruIy
i slippllt‘
i III-uni ltIIIIIlIIIIe say he thought it
oth 2 a crime to lllll'llhl his own life to the .
1‘7 . : IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII .Ir IIIIIIII u ltanIlhox soldier
c'“’““ FM "‘ c““"'"""' ‘ lint :I lillle IaIIIr IIIII II the C-IIIIiI-Il
all women. There were aImboiised in love Lord I 'tIlIIl .IIIIIIiIe Iienmnn sIIizedI ‘
I" the-mil“ IIrIIft-Iulm-II and III who III. II It" We firm are in ml“ '3' l 32. 00 Sweaters ............................. $1.25 I
iiona of women. '1 he principal ilxure he ItrfII-Il. "IuIaIIIItaItIIrerII of silk Lue- -. . 0
in this group and tho ouI- wIIlI'h gave and of cotton have. " Note the line Ills : $2— 00 Fl'nnel Shirts ....................... $1. 48 The HOWland Dry GOOds C0", Bndgemrt
lt real signidrntwow was Miss llinIII- he: titutiou "I lII-I ought to have been
Yurka. leading woman with I". ll. dew rIIs-Il as proprietors of a silk hue 82’ 50 Pants ---------------------------- $198
llothI-ni in "Lord liuudtflmr) and late- IaIII‘I of a cotton lute "Intonation.” S3 and $350 Pants $2 48
I) apwarinu with him In "'l‘uo l'ir-i he sold .\ IIIIII lint judge more no """"""" ' """"""
toes." ‘llt‘lltlllfi for III on than lam uIIhI-Id thel S4 and 85 PIIllS ............... . ............ $2. 98 Free ”Clive" ' low Prices ‘1
”w" ‘ ' "' oIIjIIII lion, IIIIIi those Littltlllt-s dlI-Il till I‘ i ,
"¢¢::¢:¢:¢¢¢::¢$¢::¢¢¢¢:¢0éIllnhnl IAIIIIIIIII ('liroilit‘le. I 51500 Overcoats ............. .I ............. $9.50 2 lbs PRI 'NES 25C
ii Home Cookery lit .r ”"“"”‘r ‘ MensSuita. value$l5.00 . “.8850 ‘ '. _
" "' M ”mm” '-”"" ‘ New Californta Prunes from San Jose. Try them
:::::::::¢¢::¢¢¢¢¢:::¢:- : ['IIIIIIII-IzIII- Ito-II Ion. III‘IIIII‘IIII‘II fiurl- Men' at Suits' In all colors. blue. black. gray: value ' '
Cl 'II-iiI- l t‘ h‘IIIIIIIrI -i IIII I mil in
”I.” :3:‘:;‘:nfinuuhrk smooth lullIinry {up he laughed at on one own- i 818 to $20 ............................ $11.98 Yul Vi“ mfg“ value gfiywr ”$33,...I 22c
luit'. I
and round I'luuue them in lIoiIInII ' Men'q Dress Shirts 31“) I 79!? worf‘ gt 4'k f 256
_ . . ‘ I i'loau III-ll weaned uniform, gloved - I Valle ............... . ....... 4C es 0"
(fixmim? finial?Turf:”Llnmlxmtgt1 lIoIIIIII iiuvIlux IIII at IIIIIIIIIII-d boots. NW Nut “l0 ”Wk?" IIKI "I. ..... . . . 320
”this young: IIaIaIry ottII er has direct ‘ Hflnco- ”mung .......
, These Prices Are for
Tomorrow Only
10c
éfitfiu reanIerv LidButtfle‘r Mzgwfitpca and pure). lb. %
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maxi" {I ...... '.’7..II’I..20c.5IIII.'III}95c'
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fish with a chair of lemon JIIIIII nnd' 'mmmml "W" n “I“. hired and “m,
rollent. i'ttt tIIrI-o III (our large t'll-
tilltlll'l‘i‘ in two IIII..n lll‘lln’t‘ IIIIII mam
out tho inside llroII llw .I-lu-Ila iII wry!
hot water lilItl II-uII- them until heated.
through. llIIII lift out llliil wipe dry.
l'ill those wlIlII- hot IIltII tho tlsh and .
serve at mm», on IIIIIIIII III-IIII-Il IItoteI.
“m " lliilo “""""'n"‘" "r "‘“Vk'I‘V The Ann-III llit Innrlnoia known round
uhepherd Pie the world. .\ IIIIttt-r not up, more Ill.
The II-ftovor moat «IIIIIIIII I‘n- sting-o] more IIIIIII.lII-d more IIIIoIIII-tlI- and
InatoadofIIIhoIIIuII tot tld~ III --.iIII llItt ' I-IIIIII-III-r huldlt‘l’ III to he found no-
iI-r It halting dish lll'll l'lill‘l’ the lioto IIiII-re liII is the ilIIIt ashore, II llI‘l‘I'
tom IvtIlt hot tIIa-IhII-I hillulnt'l. l'ourt III- IIIII'uys lIII-IIIII llth to take rare of
III! lit-I I-I'III',I' :Iud sllI-I-Il IIIIIIII uIId I‘llifi’ IIIIII-I-li, and tho lusl to hilly hi the
('I‘ with .I.-I.I:I- III -:III~I II-IIIIIIII-I l’IIIIV tight on “oil «It the tirni in, always
”to ,llllill'il'd I.” lighll)‘ .III.I IN... I:;III tIz'..II-, :Iinuis IlIIII-rnt, olttztys tlt‘XI
III-I ImI-II-II lot out. lili'Il I:IIII'I IIIIIIII III-Iva III..I t't'l' :IIIIIIII'. There are no
in IIIII tl\'t'l| {III II ll IIIIIIIIIII lil‘l'4llli l.I~IIIII-:', IIIIIIIIIIr, l'l'lNHI‘I' soi-
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how I: It in ”w on to Ho traditions of
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WNNI‘om- "g '-"‘l"“- 'I'” .I u IIIIIII IIttII ll I-IIm
IIIIIIIII' III IIII I. I I III III tori I'rIIIIaIIII
"H“. yW 5",. M, 3h")?- . it'l'\llifl oi liquors III IiInIIII: room».
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'l'ul' I'I'H 'I-HNII‘ l'iI' Milli?” .‘mm' m ' It IIoIIiII IIIII tIuIi It IuI-IIIII II IIIIIIIIIII I not ’.“,“ “hm"..n” I" II". “I,” m
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' aIIIIwIIIIII. "llow IIIII lII-IIIII-IIIIII" ' 'I‘ltr '“aIIIII III IIIII \IIIIII -HIIIIIII' 'IIII'otI.' ”III the Millt‘ output the notional III-limo
outside mayor thou IIIIII l'lltl’fl II II iI-l‘t'i'l ‘ III-Joni IIIIIIIIIIIII: oi IIIIIiIIiI IIIIIM'W ""1iny who niempt I" Iondtttl their
at some one In IIIII IIIrIIIII. IIIU'ZIIL' in? ‘ IIIIII lil‘ili IIIIIIIIIIII-d ‘ thou hill. IIIIIII Mum...“ allalrn lit Violation "I II...
IuIItaIII-II: 'IIIIhrtIrIIII tI-d IIIIIIIIIII‘ ”II . t.IiIII IIIIIII-IIII IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIr IIIIIII‘ ItsI-tt-JItd order will tune prosecution.
III ill'i'lllii‘ll in may and has in“ MINI-II I'IIIII. Ioul IIII-II IIII IuIIIlImI rIId'III: M "The Lover Law has teeth." 'I‘IIII not
The one IIIIIIatImIod then "0' III IIII‘. IIIII I-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII.I- tins of "IIII'l" Ice hIII'II been Instructed to Ioolt oIII
IIloII-I- II hunt ho thinks this do Ir‘IIIIn ? III-'[lrullll'l ‘llltl I-II-IIIII. Illlii I'llllil' IIIIII tor v‘lolatoru and to report ‘III the III-
and. I! right. III oIII-c Mama to I-IIaIII . III-log. II llllttll IIIItIItIIII. partIut-ni. These complaints will be
hint around Illt' outside of the clrvle I . forwarded to the ‘I‘dorul iillllltil'Jli‘il.
In this game It IIlayI-I' lllllll ltd vort ‘
alert to recount" himself in the given
description. for Immediately he must
lii' chased by the player who nun-am
llla description. liliottld tho runner he
iaquIII IIIIIIIrII vcttlrultut to his [dare to
must take the IIIII-aIIouIIr'I-I IIIIILIII. l'llll
IIiIuI lii'iillll'l lili' outside or the mm
and aahlua of sonic player. "lint-II you
. teen my sheep?"
IIIIIIIIIIIg suI-ni he led the charge
It IIIIIIIII-Ioue ”a ('llxlt'l‘l
“'II have IIilIIh-nl authority for this.
".luduo not ll'TttltlllIK to the swear I
nIIIe."»|:lI'uId lu l'hllmlvlphln Ledger.
I lulw some I uh! I Imlu- III It- It. )llikt‘ b I "'."”. hm". Ilil‘ ll "I'I‘WWN n". " llltlii ‘H.
Our Soldiers at the lee.
Ignition
England Has New Money.
in {In I‘VIIIII'iIuI-IIIIII \.I,
‘ll'i‘ lulu: tIt‘iIIIIIi III l.I-'.:l'IIIl l‘iI ~iit.
mitt-:III'I at. l Li .‘I II! III'. I I,“ \\ III. '_I
'IIIIIIIIII llll IIIIIIIII-I-
IIIIIIIJIII'I-I
Monday is really a worIIIIIIoI day.
AII agents of the Federal ilovornmeut
IiiImIIt .IIIIIIII will hut/II authority not
only to Inter tIrenIIIIIIa In search oi
eviII III'I‘I Mutual violutora. but they
'will he IIIIItII-d with powor to out all
littht. hi‘ill or voWor oi iiItIitltlI‘II.
'l‘he. lIcvor Low IIrIII'IdIIII It maxi
mum III-nutty of tattoo ttoo or fll‘t'
yIIIIrII III prison. or both. tor those
who are convicted of dIIIoInIthII tlIII
II-‘nulniiona ol the udtuiniatrullte
aunties created by that law. The
Fuel Administration is our of them
Not Woman' a Friend.
"illtltllu‘. It i :I armtl I llil'pfz:
" II n IIII ir 'IIIIII .o moon I
"\l ii) I n:
"slow \I but it door to low i‘illlllili‘hll’lh
aiIIl. luIaIIlIII. they do my ltII tIItIItItII'uI
cilovt IIIslIItIII'IIIItI-s tho IIIIIIIIIIIII oi' tulr-
rora In It IIoquarutIrIIly short iiIIIo."- I
lit. Louis l'ostvlliauatclt. ‘
When an. Was limited.
'l'eIIIyIIarIold lIeIIa had hot-n tuition
osteopathic treatment. and her little
Mood. Mabel. was curious to know
what the treatment was like.
"Well. l' ll tell you. Mabel.” Lao said
seriously: "they just aloha bread 0!
you."-luilalo News.
Icy leeuta at America.
There are now moor: III-outs IIIIIIII
infl'l oi the IoItlImIII headquarters at
the [toy tic-outs of .tIucrIIIII. with about
i iiitllt oilIIIIIIIly enrolled as louder:
'l‘ltls [Willi of 2231!)" men and boys in
IaraI-r than our combined army and
both. tor those who Interlr to with the
aroma ot‘ the Adminiatiatton In thoI
’purault ot‘ their duty.
ThIIrII hIIII been a senornl ItII-‘Iu-IIII
Mal-launched.
"ahe's the hooaemtaat or her leth-
"'I'
"That'- a miner expression. as.
ryimt out a definite program motor the
noun. "lie prepared." and all are cots
Initial In ilw IIIIouta' utilisation to it»
open it they did not uso coal. for tho
business.
to obey the mud laws. to help otiu-r
Imepto at all times and to lteep physi-
IIally aim. mentally awaha and not
.. . that plan Those who tum been an-
“all. aha sits “W "m. "' IIIocatina this system nave overlook”
127—I
.aton that many places could rouutllt
”Wm “M m "°""" " m at the tact that it i ll tact to [in
I"! Imw Wfl-mel- I turn. and um II.’~.l.'.II...I oithe
I - ‘ order is to conserve coal. While all
I ' dim”... nmautqmvmmm“ staalihniitianetthe' «I
"70m. II I!" l 0 If yte
I‘m-“MPH” W I..,qunIImaun-lliimm-n .haraisnmertae
wrwawx... I... .. ..... w- .. «was mo- . ~ I.
. anus—Ia a may. II. V“
Louis Avrick
“mum‘s. ‘.‘ J.” ‘.‘.
FURNITURE CO.
2‘: WASHINGTON 2.7T
SO. NORWALK
(REV. STAPLETON
flllllclwllllirh oi IIIII ittIm-lt.
It Is not IIIIcoIIItIII.II tor
and odor llli‘n him two '
India" ”it to anoIhIr phi '
III IIIIIIII li\\ll) \IhIIIII IIIII lIIIIII Il.-l i
II II III IIIIIII-r. ‘
IIIIII IIII air. to he lllk"D ill. lq
IInII IIIIIIII lltnl nI't'ouuta lot III II-IIIII '
I-IIIIIIIIIIII 'II IIIIIIIIIII lt'ootnl thIt '
”I.. n shined from I)“. north I" I... to' liul it It 'II aIt'iIII oIIvuttIallI'."
rtlllilll' II II ll'billllllll compo.
AIMV olssarsa alall‘l'lo.
BRIDIIIII'O'I'. Conn. Ian.
science stricken and iI-Itrlnt: may “i “
moment that he wan to be llI'l't‘ItliNl II: '
a dourter from the United Siam Io» It It... IIIIIM “II "III II" "I "I”
my. John 'I'. Rasalies‘. a conductor I-Iu
played by the Connecticut Company , ' I . — ~~ .. ~
surrendered today to the untran- III
the local recruitinl station.
confessed that he.
'M'OMI 403m“ "MI CONDO" “I tlmll" llotroit lI'rIIII l'roaa
no lntatttry. stationed at sytacms.
N Y.. durina the latter part at Octo-
bar.
and has been world" here ever since.‘
lasailoa unlisted hero in August last. ?
run In MIG provIIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIIy III lie was turned over to the rotten.
81000 ith or ooo your in tumult. m pertains action by the military authori
ties.
lvo DI‘l'lc'l' COLORING MATTII.
To ascertain whether nrtiilcial color-
in: "latter has been added to
purpose at warmlnl their plum at him a Inuit quantity at m on a
tamed. a was some-tad place or white paper. and rub with aa
'.ivea at horas all the time." ‘ Ithat some places could do business enigma." table ”I“. “qu the leaves
tiresome a line powder. New brush the
[paper with a bristle brush. and it any
l’raaaiaa blue has been used tor color-
las purposes than will
“0 '.'" l'ael Administrators “ka'atfllh oi this all over the paper.
.. ,I... Mtoraey.ldward1 mmou‘
meCmWWuWMmm-gn
We.
it‘ouIIanIi hum II‘IrIIt I‘attt').
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A. F. Beckmattn &Co.
83 it 85 Washington Street Phone “05.
MWN’S
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UCS
A N C E S
REPORTED ILL.
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”950 Goals 813.”
.8500
DRESS Sill.
aitI'Ooats.........
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.\lIIlliI-l' IlliIlI "lit“ II Inn-I lolluw
:ultlitti “PHI-"”1 for mint-thing to cut an I “lit
"ll“"l "'I'" just giro him this IIIIII- rut. \HII'm-
l'" ""‘ml'w’ IIIImtrI IIIIIIIlI-IIIIIII /
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loud and Iuoltlux. liti‘
The Renew-blame.
"rloliw nlill" are so ittl‘ uttitt llltti ”10‘
light from IIII III II.t~II i now IitI-ti liII‘ ,II-i
'I‘IIIII taf
IIIIIII
"l‘IIIuIIIIIIII Iot- oi tut IIIIIIII IIIIIII ruin
"ill: from tho tIIIaIIIMIIII." IIIIIIl l'urmurI
‘815 Ellis Dresses $7.”
" llI-IIII.- Louisvillo i‘ourier .louruol. i‘ .18 8"" D’MI u’lqu’“
A Hot 0... I‘ no liilt Poplin Dream “I
'.'l. -‘-( on:
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