...... r4 , . . e am & Hyatt—
:m": mum‘m‘ 'u-nlnt-gt-s. Z i'“ it; . .-
gntt'tl'm -‘ gfléuuata‘yam... mm 3,; Norwnlks M11181)” Goods store _ .
Hart's? “Mutual-Hem ,4 {stole-s i - ‘ . ,- m ., . -
t has a“?! rcmrifaaaldruasapadsrnadabgar wall ,ltwm,mmm‘u; F ' .
, h... .. mzrnwmmmm'“ rot-mo... ~ urs For Zero Weather
mustard 0 gmire-art tothanlaoilollenal ior‘ . .. . f ,.
”gag; . ‘35??? gym-:33: 20% Discount on All Our Muff and Neckpiergw
MM The Hatch (I Bailey C06 Mya‘tit’fl”i.1°“ai°£u“w“f St lish Sift is bl W - lit 4; .4
“flak“ ' I “mm mausoleum. y ‘ Is 0 easona e . elg s 4,1
.....""“"’...h"""‘ “m h" "m" . . 4o»"i£li§‘.£2’i..£‘3fi2"li‘.§il “:3 Now Gathered In Two Lotsat -: ' if
m.."'.‘:"...“'.: -. —- ' $32.”, '3.” 21."; 5.221317! ' ' " " -
' Wheat. inflow" my“, SA“; on WINTER “mugs :gm"m'3.:;‘?.§?£"ifi' .221: ' $15.00 "f'leoO :
, THE fimfixfimmmgmmu i gonna "'o'l‘éilli’“ Coal : g 4 A Big Chance to Save From $5 to $10 On EV¢TY
' 4 i materialstobeciosed out at‘aucfllcsprioainordartolnah "mtg? "‘7 "c" “i” “‘"i Garment. . . £341? '
i $3333.;pr '" """" m... w ”m“ "M ” Jammy “°‘ "" “'9”, _g lleavy Weight Underwear ior lien, Women andChiltiren.
....... the Poms. .......... ......... . . ~- W...
i 33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk ..."'...°"" ;:1.":'.:......;“°V”‘t‘t’t“c‘3§iaot ‘4 H Krie er C
t ' than harll 'coal. 3 ' g , ,
. .
A Thorough
Course in the
c ,
- Smartneas in costuminl'r begins with the Corset.
If the foundation is fashionably designed. pron
erly builded and fitted with a knowledne of the finite-
need. the wardrobe is practically monitor that scan
son. ’ “ ' ’
New models in all the popular: and best makes are
VWbeintr shown.
, , corsetiere is skilled and thorough in fitting.
. not make an appointment today?
Used in Mad-
em. Offices.
maul—503nm
CillLlliii .
or FUEL OILS
i Rules) j .__..__.__ . i
"’ C'm ' “”9 ""' i, (Continued irom First Page.) ;.-
(it) Don't let iire burn too low. I =~
in For quick heat 9‘" on "’9 d""_ Dilliculties oi trtitsportation, it is;
and ilre small amount oi coal. ideclared. both in the i’reaident'a,t
' id) Pipe ”tamper should/ be open proclamation and in a statement preq'
when ",1" lrenh coal. ,pared by the loci administration, make.
~ - - licensing necessary that esaenllal in“,
k) Pipe hm"; should be partly dustriea be supplied. Operhtions oi;
closed when tire is well started. ‘
{the control will cut the supplies oi tho!l
"l Alb)“ dither» should M 09011 less essential industries where lacltq
to man up tire—slightly open during'oi transortation creates a tthortage.
the (lav. summits: mitt. ~ 7 "WWW“ U“
i The preferential list is set iorth:
in) Check draft damper should be!" toiiowsz—
nhut to start up tire but open dtlrinl.i Railroad» “a bunker iuel. ‘
day and night. Export deliveries er shipments for
(it) Keep ilre door shut. i the atmy‘ or navy. x » '
m When "”3, coil t. tired—admit. Export nhlpmentli io‘r till". naiviott and
' other war purposes o_.t e a ea.
:30"? the lire—through slide in ""4 Hospitals where all in now brink
r. 4 -»
Itfh‘fld ior lttel.
it) When "one tor t ion! "10*. Public utilities and domestic com,
push live coals to one side or bacill‘auntertt now ualng fuel o.l. includin3§ ..
oi menace—then put fresh iuel into 63“ 0"-
1
‘ Shipyards engaged in government;
v
hole made. Admit a little air 0 er_ wor'
‘For Real
all Furs, on
%
Clothing is
higher.
it. 4 .‘
the “'1' g . ' Navy yards. .
ikl To hdrn contuslowly (irom Hi, .1.
s
rsenalil. . .
hours) have pipe . 'amper partly vies-7:, {innts engaged in the manuiacture‘ ___.-_.-..._‘.
ell—adjust chock" draft and atth pit. production and Norm 0' '00“ ”'0‘”;
A
“FINITION 0F CHIROPRAOTI
«mm a... 4 Wednesday sp..ots....'f
--------- 326 lb.
nerveeaudpnlnls
mhmmmim‘“, BTIWVBAL ......... ............. 180m.
' a ’ a I r ' , . ’ ‘-
W‘ytiuexmu' FRESH 03 PIGKLBD P108 1331......” ...... 12cm.
.Itarlnon nerve In? a ‘
. ln‘ bod. Femalatroublasj 4 -
, ,.,., it... .1... ; .Schnllze 9 Sanitary Markets
ti- m”,‘,,.°"'.§§°“.. .m m m: 3: Washington St. 4 '39 Main St.
4 (the lrpractors chance tel , N
. ‘ yon
3* lunatic Meats givu also.
1. FRANCIS. D. C.
"Wamauaoumnam
Indicate from Palmer Iehool.
South Verwsllr. ~
.——.. -.. ......_.._......,..... .. _.—_.
BARGAINS/1'"
Battenthefinestcream«y.ncrih. 50c
Try Our Fresh RoastedzlcCoflee. 4
OldDutchCleanser.acancutto 8c
LiveOak Buckwheat. pkg. 27c
Arm and navy etmtonnit-nts wltereiluel oil for uses "which are not inti-
oil no: is being used tor fuel. tummy and directly connected with
l:‘.'!'l$lrlnl consumera engaged in the; the'rphroaecH utioll oi the vev‘l’tr.i th di
' t . oi munitions and otheri “ e ceaaee engag n e 8-
(ac u" itribution oi fuel oil in that part at
l d ‘ red t i b m. uctn .unreasonahlc practice.; to deliver such
#ampers to 1.: ve es ra e o u . '
ug.
I ll) Shake down the ashes when ne:
' ——but don't waste coal in the ynanu
leessary ' articleil under government orders. g
"h pit. »Cloee ”h v" door whilo‘ i seen ilhe United States. east oi the Rocky
l""‘“”" i M‘zzzmc;m'cming Order. iMotlntains lhall not. without the con-
: (ml Don't let ashes pile up under in issuing the preterential list the, seat oi the loci administration. make
the grate - _. tuel administration at the same time'any deliveries oi iuel oil to any cus—
i "'—"‘T—'—""" iexempted all liners oi oil mm the- tamer of any one oi the classes} men-
' - i M da clogltt or-i tinned until lie shall have deliVei-ed
t operation oi the on y 8 .
WA" 12 WEEKS ‘ ;der an it has been ahotvu that most. to! cationic" at; ovary all? d'esignzt-
' ' ' ; airead weret‘ goron esw wom-
1N QUARANTINE 'oi the ol ioonsumers y “mm m" h." a contract at iuel .oll tor
, un er revioult it
.mtgrt’d'rhisdexelzptiou inc udes notiwhich deliveries shall then be done
. v o ers oi (“,1 0“,, but also con: upon contract." Diiierentials as be-
igzL": of all petroleum “4 para-(tween! members oi the same lclaas
team products. ‘ may be made only with the consent
' i Alter reciewlng the land control act and under the direction of the iuel
anxiously watched the‘outcomc oi the under which the proclamation is lsuadministration.
9'“le '“d m" “mm in 53’" sued the President's order sets torthzi “When thereon sufficient oil for
today. The big issue was the liquor, ”Whereas. it is not possible to .ali. this priority Ilttt oi course will
question. and the fight was a hitter'move promp'tly our abundant supplieslnm be operative. There now is am.
°"°' iol iuel oil4by reason oi the traillc con-3 vie 0" for all needs. but there is not
Regimental bands in the. 76th dlvl- 53.1.0“ on on, mtmd. .95 the tum—,sttrilclent transportation available to
stun will be enlarged from 28 mm" for to trans-Atlantic service oi a lame: 08"! it irom producer ‘0 consumer.
to an organization oi 60 to 80 pieces number at tank steamers ordinarily;
X3222 .32"...'.‘"‘.'.‘.°.t itfitaimt“.ii‘§ get“ “rmi'ggkmge‘g: influx FIREMEN
ere ore. - . .
they play 3:9 ogwp’mmmmg’en‘h‘; plan oi control he. made fithe in; RECEIVE GIFT
owns on e or s e. era . I re' ,
~ tn- the tlistributingicom e a. ! ,
Pershlnl suggested recently that the gable to transport .5 required inel; (flattened from First Page.)
bands sent over with regiments’were’ to all consumers now heirs served. 4 .
rather small and when the America 1 “Now there, a a l 1,9an; and and approved oi by the citi-
troops entered Pu“ with their "thud and determine andrhy this mm: m of a. town. The several reso
1"“ on hand. they look"! ""1 sound. lamation do announce that it in onset» m ”n passed with dispatch. it
led insignificant mm 'm' Bm’.tial in order to carry into eiiect them ”a“, seen that the present was
T0 an MARRIED
/ ._....__.___.
(Continued tron First Pan).
4a...- —v
j mat commotion;
nonhuman”...
Samuel Gardner, of New Haven,,'
State Humane Agent, was in townI
Saturday investigating a complaint of!
alleged neglect oi a mule driven by March, .1918, the" .15 r.
(Continued from first has)“
‘.
—_'
mu" oi"
than ”.000
50‘1ver cent at the
:a man named Turner. who gatherednot less than $20 or more
/, Store'narhage iron: lunch-rooms in towns. Stine andinndditiou,
y .4 . 4 It e??? that Turner and a manftax due. ' .
ham ly rent the stewart place.’ For failure to' v in:
M .1 "mm 3’” West Norwalll. and Mr. Gardner penalty is live pen;l cent o‘ihmfih‘tti
. . 4 t for h ; went there and iouud a most deplora-I unpaid, plus one per cent interest for
‘Igl. (:38 _ble condition. ~4oach. month during which the tax re-
. in a large barn, so open to 4 the mains unpald, /
. ,- ’, are sum weather that it was as cold inside as The pogter also'hflm. the "fig.
, 4 :outsde. the mule was ionnd dead inert; that it they have not hept track
4 ' , i 21:. Eddie": :hnfa 312:1! cggieubodyfiiltheir earnings. their employers will
. - . on. ;' ep 'them out. and will also assist
“mm 00“ rule“ was not a particle oi hay-ittsthom in filling out the income in
W illla born not an evidence otheddlnsthtam. momenta ohm itshelp
. find the body at "10 mule '0 (mm to any one who may need it:
- .atiit. Turner claimed that the Inuit! it was stated at tile laconic Tax
seem to a late the need at bed—
‘g ,, . 25.? ”J" an: gamma:
,4 ~ ' no y a '
, M'mt “5:: animal for some days oneovn staihs.
M~m in ma ' Iletoid If. 03"” ”I“ he and
. mm. m can ed another hot» that same day, and
when asked where his hay was to iced: WASHINGTON, Tab. L—A two
i'” m "m“ w M u m‘mmmwmn "
morninglthat these posters would be
placed inauspicious places in every
iiaetory in threltm .
—~—..t_—_—_.._
TWO CUM! Ilull PORTION.
anions over the earth-
Witt
:mended fiat .since regiments ' have int
the increased in proportion.
0
mm“. GoodEtzes.adozen.'............-.......... 48c
tar :voswtllrig—n s ‘ _ A. ‘31..”“4
..l.H.Mallery- 4" “mm 2...”... .
‘ 4 j» . 1 ’ j - .
DENTIST ' ;NEGLECT 0‘“ MULE— INCOME TAX m .
4 Is mvns'anArnn. THE FACTORIES
tiled some tiara previously. and M'tjolde- in the city hall building this‘
do
has ' gar
“'1” I”, V
All. ' ‘
1. “'n 2“
”mmmmfimmminw .
Ml ”6 French “M" He redone purposes of said act. to license the’fie “.0 to widen the Schlichting cor-
portation. manuiacture. storage and” and ”3,50 '3‘ appropriated tor
been almost doubled in "1° that madistrlhullon oi iuel oil to the antenna-p with!“ of enough land at that
Those - H ‘hereiuaiter specified. A“ WNW to accomplish that desired re-
! in authority in {mun d'lvision 5““ “d "”wm'm' engaged in m“ salt. As a recognition of the services
:‘re no. ‘Imlstm ‘0 y with bug‘nm of Mth mannflauflng ‘0‘ MM by the Nanak and Stan...
,the suggestion and " ”Mt ”I“. distribution 1“" ”i" "WWW" its! oil. that lire deartlnents at the recent con-
mtem'm the .ddit'ofi '9' be mule 'hole 'fl'ml “lo. 0 O O amount WHO“ ’25 '88 appropriated to
”mm“ ‘ "'7 short "M ,To this ‘0 “'0" than ”0'0” barrels per ”Peach oi there organisations to be ap-
,end a committee oi promitrnt. instrn- num. are hereby required insecure plied to their pellslon funds. The.
,mcntal musicians h” been formed 0" "1' before February 11' 1918' ‘ li« business which undoubtedly attracted
and a director M instrumental music “M?" which license shall M '"ueaImany oi the citizens was the question
I" now in camp working out we 91“”“4” ""5" "'1“ “‘1 ”5"“th w"oi improved tire iacillties. No plan of
i While it i! understood there may ornius “l0 conduct oftht‘ buglnegg an. improvement '38 presented and I!
:be didlculty in getting [Ollie 0f the WV be prederlhvzd. a c a e." 1” voted w refer the matter to, I
‘1" outs n ' I17 ior such bands Nearly 1“" “4"” Me“ 0' oil tank Vcitizenn' committee to act in conjunc:
there ‘5 abundant “nun“ that "'9” out which have brought oil from Mewr ti on "m the selectmen and the a a m e
will b' mm“! even though it ”9' ice to the United Staten have beentwu directed to m to a special
comes necessary to import them. Al- withdran irom the service. it as saidmeeting to be held within the Mm
ready most of the Inad- in this camvitotttght, to supply the American “datum days. “a normal at me I"
'"8 tar above the Inquired strength allied “"1“ "4” b" depleted "metal committee in as ioliows: Ernest
3.01 23 pieces. oil supply in the United States to '1). Croioot. Samuel Sherer, Senator
'_ ”considernhle extent, and ha's crested-EC. B. Williamson. 1!. 8. Benton. John
[PICTURE HOUSE m i a serious situation in the Baal. in the. J. W. William Dultlak, Henry
4Weat, too especially in Caliiml‘a.‘; ' lam 4/‘6 ette. Thomas
1 renamo'roN BURNSimmpm ,. “mm,“ m. i.'c-;¥.l't‘.'£°' win , o, ,
h
l
t
-d
4 --- ..... m ...; -,-— . . 44 .
(Continued Front Page One). mlylng on the pref. -. 4
g - -. tht'fim em and mm mm”? ”11:3“ ""935"
4 ' 4 ~ . 44 their at are not large enough t4 , . i . . g
‘3' "”3"" " ‘7‘“ "1‘34 “‘9“ “”“m an all orders, will cut on consumer- I have been neonataatsuderer iron
in Torrington. .. ~.
It is believed that one life was lost
in the are. tbefisnpposed victim being
John fined» aged about sixty. who
beginning 'at the bottom at the list,
Iltll their ordera and atoeha‘nhalancz.
4 ' W 'l'
torystatstnea tmetlto
. meadow. noun-m
twat-munch lahsd rot-hymn
'aehedsoscvmly leonlda‘t'mim"
Profit is being discarded ;
on all Ladies’- Coats, on A
Goods. Stock up now as4
O.
Bargains
all Winter 4. ‘
going still Ir
‘ :____;___, '” g——————_._____
iCOMMUNITY SING
AT HIGH SCHOOL
pointed out that there isvnoi a star;
of hatred in the whole repertoiie of
the Alllefl, there is not one Mag '2.“
pressing ihatred, while the. German
song books are replete with in Be
explained the diaerence betweeniolir—
songs and ragtime, and prophenivq
that none oi the present war-time
songs would live. 4
“Love'h Old Sweet Song", The 'Bat
tie Hymn oi the Republic.” "Onwmtl.
Christian Soldiers." and part at "The
Star Spangled Banner" were sung.
Mr. Coleman expressed the with
that "Outward Christian soldlilh"
would become the battle song oi our _> ,
boys at the iront; .
While there. was a goodly attendance.
present. there is plenty oi room for
male, and it was announced that an-
other song-day would be observed on.
next Monday.
Sentinel Want Advs. are Winners.
Banker Will Manage 4
Red Cross in Europe
_...____. .. _.___.¢W
w .
0"... a. ...-. «and ,
writ“ C. 1'. item “2‘ Herrick
m Elmira. 'N. Y. ”While in thin
«audition we rand oi foley Kidney
Pibso l W takinnthl- 1'
. . .~ nexlaaa
roasted on thetopdooroitbahsildwtm hyptlie incl administration said:
lap-fletrseeoi areneonldlte,
. ran W “i
tend, ‘taby.
i
table
Innk- , .
stalkswerenottheegaivslontoihay.‘ , ~34.” .mmimnmoiud.”m
k Hautoldthalawand suinsbmwmnmm ' '
4 «vatduaonang'wmmmmmmMm 74"“ www.m-ml
lat shoal
ii
'lected
teharge
. and some time ago he tit-4
it " tin attention at Frank in;
V p» president oi the big hank.
- who always hunting tor new talent.
“ oat tor atom by
annual
“l, 'a
.Davlnoa whole in 4m
‘ oitheRedCrmmlnrm'
iii. “kins bad beenahanlm lav
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