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SPECIAL VALUES IN
.3 LADIES warm MUSLIN
‘ ’ UNDERWEAR
E. K. BANKS
. loath leswalk.
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“Opportunity is rare, and a wise man will never let it go by him.”-R Tudor
Broken Llnesbf
Suits and Overcoals
Formerly sold at 315,00 to $20.00
$10.85
mi
; Deputy Sheriff Edward B. Doniensf
3;: I" this morning attached two- auto
‘ " trucks belonging to Anning J. Smith
and Emily 8. Smith in favor of the'
Norwailt Auto Hardware Supply com-
, pan) and the Reynolds Motor Car
Company. The attachmetfl was made;
to iatisiy claims of the two pla. stills. ‘
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The postponed meeting of Sherman
Council, it. A.. will be held this even-
ing 2! Odd 'lv‘eilows Hall, South Nor-
waik. at which time the recently elect-
ed oiiiters will be installed. i..e ln
stalling otllcer wi'l be Grand Vice Re-
of Connecticut. All members are ex-
pected to attend. 0“ng
Owing to the [act that the deeds;
did not close in time to hllow the
preparation of a Pool Bulletin, the {o'-
cal iuel Committee announces today
that the bulletin intended for tdday’h’
issue of the Evening Sentinel will be
published tomorrow. A tneetlng was‘
held in regard to the closing order oil
the governor by the fuel committee;
the .ueichant's cultlnllttet. (‘irlef oi~
Police Pennington and Police Commis-
sioner-Moore, at which time the. order
. was discussed very thoroughly. '
. General Russell Frost president of
* the Norwalk War Bureau, together
with Judge George H Vosburgh. chnlr.
man of the War Rallies Committee,
and Mrs. James Gregory, chairman of
the Women's Committee of the -Bu-
reaa. are attending a luncheon in the
Stratfleld Hotel in Bridgeport, today,
where Judge G. w. Wheeler, president
of the Bridgeport War Bureau, togeth«
or with George B. Chandler, and Judge
Harry B. Freeman are giving talks
about the work that they are doing. .;
—MILITARY BALL !
lst (lo. -Auler. Baud Armory, Thurs"
' m slot. Adm. 35¢ a person. i
~ Sun has been brought by Maria Finn,
administratrix of the estate of Bar-
tholomew Finn, oi Greenwich. against
Fred A Girochino, of this 'city for
810.000 and roperey at Marvin Beach
has been attached for ‘ that amoun.
Barry C. Scotleld of Stamford drew up
theme which were served by Dep~
uty Sheriff Lincoln Taylor of Siam-
3 fort! he case is returnable at the
liarclt term of the Supéior Court.
The suit mac out of the accidental
killing of Finn. who was a'watchman
on Pet's Hill in Greenwich last Novem-
bet-Joy Mr. Glorchino. At the time of
the inquest Mr. Giorchino was ab-
solved from any blame for tile'death
" ot'b'lr. F inn by Coroner Phelan.
«BASKETBALL
. Wot-walk Vs. Bridgeport.
:7 ”fulfill.
"’ 7V 1 ,mor means
Sumo BRUSHES
urn Raucous
‘ seniors-rowan Corporation
mm “mum é ,
TUESDAY-41$ 5th
M money deposited in this bank
on or: before the 5th of February
' draw intet'est trout Febmc;
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lat
gent li.ld.!lotchkiss oi the Arcanum e
“on of the city will welcome his ra~'
Jum 'hel'e.
ArmnrY. 7
ROGERS & STEVENS
Norwalk So. Norwalk
M. "W
NEW SHAKEUP here appointed at the last meeting of"
IN POLICE the council under the liarstrom admin-i
"V istration and carries out the remarks
DEERTMEN 1 made by Mayor Donovan at the coun3 i
tell meeting in January when he said
__ gthat he intended putting to work the
Oillcer Roberts has been taken from two men on the ilrst of February. ;
night work m day work on receipt of This order will please many and also;
advice from his physicist, whic‘u ad- '1“ “59'9“? many
(Counuued from First Page).
r Moore mg work will be from 9 a. ‘at the otllce in Norwalk will menu that
m. to 6 p. m. in East Norwallt and "My complaints Mil brobably be!
school crowns and genera] run heard from that section. Police Com-i
around. :missioner Moore said that he made
omcef Flynn )1” been "gluten-ed the change after due deliberation be' “'9'. lo 09“! hem-after M 6 30 3' m'
from uptown to the North and Bouthll'mfle it would mean that the author-
Alain 3mg; beats from s p, m. to 4 a. ity would be vested in a commissioned
m. and many of his friends in this sec- fun at the desk at headquarters
Tltt: Olderis: NOVEL the trunsferrai
Chief—«From 8 a. tn to l p. in cities
and little!!!
sergeant Gibson—~Peb.
inclusiv‘e, from t 9. III. to 12 p. m. at approval it it believed. Allow er the
headquarters"? "3 » shift was made for more edlclency in
‘wlth approval.
headquarters. A change is to be made. what it VII intended for.
every 15 days in the time at head-'
Patrolmcn. i
stratton—irom 9 m m. to ii p. m.,
center.
Toothlll~irom 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.,
Willstleville.
T. Barney—from 6 p. m. to 2 a. m..l
Center.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3!,
welldistrlbuted among steels, coppers.
to a point in several instances ap-
;n::::°;::::n 7 p m. to 3 a. in, Wash proximating two points. Specialties
;_ were represented by Texas Company.
Lockwood—from ‘ p. m. to 3 a. in industrial Alcohol, General Motors and
W‘“5"°"“° international Paper. U S. Steel rose
F'ynn’fm‘“ 8 p m '° 4 ’ in North a point and other leaders indicated
and South MM“ street further short covering and Libert!
"- Dorney—irom 7 P “‘5“ 3 9' m" Second 4's made a new minimum at
East NOMlk. >95.90.
Gainer-from 9 v m- to 5 9» m., daft, WALL STREET, Noon —-Tradlnil
Raymond “’99! and Woodward "9' switched largely to rails later, the in-
-|“!’- quiry being the broadest of recent
Murphy—from 12 p m to 8 a in» weeks. Standard issues gained 1 to
Center. . 2 12 points, minor rails also display-
Raymond—from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m., lug unusual activity. The movement
traillc, Wall and Main Streets, First followed announcement of a grant of
District. increased retell to transcontinental;
Page—front 9 a. m., to 6 p. m., oug- roads ad publication of a summer?“
skirts. First District.
Murray—from 4 p. m.
traffic and oillce, First District.
Smith—from 6 p. m., to 2 a. m., Wall lar equipment! and specialties. Li-g
street from Mill Hill to River berty 3 1- 2' s at 97.20 and Second 4' s;
Sweeney—from 7 p. m. to 3 p m., at 95 78 recorded new minimumflti
Main street from Wall to School “1'5! 48 repeating "'9" 1°" “t 96' 50' '
street. » 1
Wall street from River to Chape} niiicant comment on the duration of}
sheet.
Adams—from 12 p. m to s a m.,, greater activity and strength during
it all street from Mill Hill to River. the mid- session Rail- and industrieis
Roberts—from 9 a. m. to 6 p m supplemented their gains '0! the morn- I
list Norwalk and School Crossing and ing on confident buying and the gen I
grneral runaround. . ‘ guru! list moved to higher levels
For Order, ; , . _
!- KEELS FOR TWO BOATS LAID. -
W'l-L'AM 1' “.003- Poiice Comm aRlDoEPort'r, Jan. 31,—Two heels
, The ”dc" provides 101' the putting were laid down today at the plant of
to work, ‘3 regular patrolman, 00“” the Housatouic shipbuilding Company,
lius Sweeney and Lorénto Adams, who .3“ adjunct of the United may“
Shipping Corporation. hey are for
wooden vessels, approximately 3.560
tons each. They will be 281 feet 6 in-
cbes long by 46 feet beam. Six hun-
dred men are now at work, and it is
expected that the ships will be readv
for launching as soon as the ice goes
out oi the Housatoulc river.
Many people expect to attend the
military ball to be held. at the state
armory this evening. .
. ._‘.
:‘_ Alamerowdaeeu-pdnladthelts-
The taking. ”w.-- "" ""“""“""“
m.- bias given to Police Commission I"! of the serseaw from the desk STORES CAN OPEN
instead of 1.
ciamatioa is as to lo
tablishment of the h
The transfer-rill of oncer Roberts is as the opening ho
a move that will meet with popular so tall and "it“! IMP! ll 1; much foreign section of New Haven, who.
i Odie ed embarrassment to many t
0 employflnt in our site
l-‘lyun to South Norwalk will also meet tori” Wu gt 1 o'ploclr and who are.
; : The putting to work of “Ema“ to. mate” purchases and.
' .- Adgm “a 3' e a ”pace 0 era befo going to work.
1‘“ t” 1““ ° n ’ 'm m 'm' “now monstrous: l. Marcus n.
Holcomb. Governor of
hereby establish the hour of 6:30 '-
Sergeant'fillk-Udi'eh. 1" to 15th in- the police department and it is gen- m. in place of the hour of 7 o’clock‘
elusive from 4 p, m. to 12 p_ m. u ‘eraiiy believed that. it will accomplish 3 m., established in my proclamation
lof January 26th.1918 (unless a later
hour be tired by law or by voluntary) ill "39 cue.
action) la-the-opeulug hour for such tion tnsdc
quarters in the case of the sergeants ETODLY 1! W114. STREET fell" and "it!" ”09' as hi" here
Itofore been accustomed to opet'l be.
Wall Street, fore 1 o'clock a. in. for the sale of
10- 30 a, m,-Adp.m. at the 0mm“ foods. tobacco and newspapers, and
oi today's Stock 'Market were fairly H: fgfiiigfofilogigfifihfiz “0 5""
proclamations
'Fllel Administrator for Connecticut
announced as his opinion that tailor
repair shops having contracts with
hotels for the care of their guests'
requirements are considered for all
.praptiqal ipurpoScs a part of these
hotels and as such may do necessary;
repair work. cleaning and pressing for
the hotels with which they may have
contracts
isale of soda.
-the requested railway wage increase. lcream is allowed until 10:2,,
to 12 p. m., industrials under lead of U. 8. Steel at night.
Ialso extended initial gains with popu- not allow the sale of candy.
NEW YORK Jan. 31 (Wall Street.’ ,
.‘ Sammie—from s p. m to 4 p m. 1: 30 p. taut—President Wilson's sig-i
the war stimulated the market toi:
We have decided to dispose of all Odds and Ends of our regular stock at prices that will clean them
up ouickly—Just read them—You will agree with us.
No complete run of sizes on any of these BARGAINS—lint most sizes on many items.
MEN’S “REGAL” TAN 3 MEN’S :DOUGLAS” AND WOMENS “REGAL.
LACE P affix; , SHOES .
Values $4.50 to 87.00 333.5% to $6.01? Patent and Gun Metal
’32.” $2.48 $2.48
WOMEN’S PAT. AND GUN WOMEN’S TAN CALF WOMEN’S SATIN SLIP-
METAL “Renal” and “Douglas” PERS
Button Only $1.98 98c '
81.98 Mostly Small Sizes Black. White. Blue 1
HALF noURnARLlERi
(Coullnued from First Page). '
' 'WHERAS it
the State, ‘
ddARCUS ll. “01.00MB,
Governor."
January 30. 1918.
announced
Iroon HOARDERS
(Continued from First Pm).
When confronted with the evidence
The text oi the pic that he had delivered to one family-
; icight Oil-pound sacks oi flour, all with
that the es- in a few days, the wholesaler not only
rs of 7 a. m admitted th acts. but produced a list.
for 99mm ,re- of .elght othecl families. all in that
lzens whose had bought from four to ten sacks '
and face oi dour within the last ten days. The
wholesaler was busy today collecting
all the delivered sacks. except one
jeach to a family, and in each case
returned the purchase price.
In this instance no federal prose-g
after. because oi the wide publicity
that has been gtven the new rulee
and the» boarding warning. Individual
burden of any necessary foodstuffs.
sour. sugar. orlauy other commodity,
private boarders are likely to be ar-.
. em wnnsss wnpmop i have laigued in the federal court. '
clinipments. rails and war issues as a hereunto set my hand and caused the. '
whole. Gains in thee groups extended Great Seal. 0i the Billie to be mixed
in Hartford, Connecticui,)this thir-
teenth day of January. in the year;
of our Lord one thousand nine hun-.
dred and eighteen. 1
l
MUCH lCE IN
LONG lSLANp SOUND
(Couttubod from First Page).
The steamer Hartford. running on
In an interpretation of the two the New York, Saybrook Point freight
today. route. and leaving New York at 4 p. ofhis death. and the. memuer himself.
Thomas w. Russell. United States mu did not reach Ssybrook Point if disabled. will receive a monthly al-
llovltanco, and if totally disabled. will
receive in addition rehabilitation and
until 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. be-
ing delayed by the ice n'ne hou: 3.:
For the last twentydve miles of the
trip to the point the steamer (“a not special education and training to fit '
progress faster than a man could ens- him for some work.
“a", tee h" mm"! 0 l l The efforts of the Treasury Devafl'
", "9" meat to have every member of thec
military and naval forces insured un-
ily walk.
‘day in the bays and harbors on the
north shore of Long island and on the
Connecticut shore. he said. The‘ebb der this law can be greatly M51519“
New York.
cn.et
lighting force.
iNew York by way of Saybroolt Point AMERICANS REACH
was proving successful Twenty car-
HUNTED DOWN loads of freight were ailing at Say '
-broolt Point Tuesday for shipment to:
' Mr. Goodrich said the
iPoint boat had relieved thirty per
SOLDIER AND
insured and
-~ 'the law ceases on February 12, but by
that time it is hoped that our whole
military and naval forces will be “100
per cent. Insured," with the result that
the family or dependfltts of everyone
having a family or anyone dependent
‘ou him -will be provided with a month- .
ily allowance, and insurance in case
KEELER’S SHOE STORE
The Store That Saves You Money.
thfiw A
FRANCE ABOARD 16
Saybrook
(Continued from First Page).
rackzeted —
Huron (the Friedrich der Grosse),thl
Friedrich)-
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BIG GERMAN SHIPS
gbeen deliberately circulating false rev
5; ports to belittle to her own people the
assistance given to the Entente allied
{cause by this shipping. and thus it
SAIwR INSURANCE create unjustified confidence
iGerman submarines. Amon the se
in a short time a million checks al ed German steamships 8 b
month will be issued from the Bureau arrived in miente allied ports are
of War-Risk insurance to the families‘ ”mm with
of the men constituting America's
in tho
which buy.
their German name.
I The Covington (the Cincinnati). the
America (the Amer-lira), the President
There had been up to January 18. Grant (the President Lincoln).
cations or the private indivldualg in 1918, 473,116 applications for total in; POWhatan (”19 Hamburg), the Mada-
volved is contemplated because it :3 name of $4,011,391 ..ooo The aver- "“3 “he “09““! .W‘iheim "iv “0
beli-Pved they were guilt of hoarding amoun
without full knowledge of the law age t applied for still keeps
George Washington, the Mount Verb
thou (the Kronprinaessin Cecilio), tho
but the food administra '"9" "'9 maximum 0' "o- 000 A ”e" Agamemnon (the Kaiser Wilhelm 11.).
it at", today am here. dy aflort is being made to make our the Aeolus (the Grosser Kin-turn),
fighting forces “100 per cent. insured: the Mercury (the Barbarossa),th-
and there are many military units in
which every member is
pocahoutss (the Princes Irene), th-
Von Steuben (the Kronprinz VII-
in some of them every man insured helm), the Dexalb (the Print mu
for the maximum of 810,000.
The automatic insurance granted by
Volta-ZS!
Will Make You
. Smile. at
Ball Digestion
lnTablct FumOnly.
AtAllWJk.
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str. Russell also announced that the Ind flow 0' the "dc-8 bid loosened the by the people at home M the soldiers
soft drinks and
This ruling. however, does
omock sucked it towards the open.
Mr. Goodrich said: that the new
'freight route between lln‘rtford and.
"3° ice “a" M“ “no", "ad gradually and sailors if they will join in urging
{ them to take out the insurance oifer-
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