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‘$308uitsreduccdto..'............-........ $20.00
$18Coatsrcducedto......‘....... ........ 812.98
$15Coatsreducedbo.... ..... .......... - $9.95
REDUCTION SALE ’
On All Women’s and Misses’ Suits. Coats and Hats.
$258uitsreduoedio.............. ..... ....$l7.95
AllHatsreducedJronl............‘.... 98canduo
cwaxs “we PARIS albums
33 So. Main St. So- Norwalk
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Schuiize's Friday Fisit Specials
Steak Halibut ...... . . ......... . .......... 25c lb.
.FanlntSlnelt.... ..... 24clb
SteakCod..-........ ........... .........18clb.
TileFish............ .................... 18clb.
Fresh Mackerel .............. 18clb.
Haddock ......... ...10clb.
Fresh Herring ........... ........ 10c lb.
Round Clams ............................ 15c at.
Finnan Huddle ......... , ............... t . 18c lb.
Gorton’s Cod Fish ................. . . . .. 28c oktz.
‘ Schnlize’s Sanitary Markets
NORWALK. ' scorn NORWALI.
United States Idcense Ito. 17,003..
IATTEBIES 'WILL 'REEZE IN
COLD WEATHER
; Grill at our Willard Service Statics
tfiere you will meet a thoroughly
outpetcnt storage batery'expert wht
;& “give anthorative advice in tbit
; on. -'
5? Its recharge. repair and stole bet
"If“. .
A rental battery for any make of cat
can bl obtained at any time.
I’flrbsnks Storage
' Battery Co.
‘No. Main" Street‘ So. Norwan
Telephone ass
W: at: some
1 Jews Factory 2nd.in All Sines
stay: an :m‘
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Trunmaarsntnsao
- 151.440.
AUTOHOBILBS BOUGHT.
Ll) AND EXCHANGE).
"st mm are.
fr: son
Smith. Underwood
Remington. all other
' makes. sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals 8:
*per month. Machines
Isold at 85 per month.
PLUMBER
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Becklnann’s
* COFFEES
No. lloyal Plantation Mes, lb. ......... ‘ ........... 30c
After Dinner Blend Mes, lb. ................. . ....... 20c
OhaHengeBlendOofleglb........... ..............220
Golden Santos Coiled ........ , ....... lb. 20¢, 5 lbs. for $1.00 I
stoastofhavingtbelargestcoleetmdeinllorwalk—
‘ There ’s a reason—Try it today.
A. F. Bookmanndt Co.
a 85 Wellington so et Phone 1405 '
13241.. -m‘a'fzn} -7 . -.. 5...»... w Ji_-r_._ ,ekg,
imhristenings,
and Receptions
WE SPECIALIZE IN SERVE
VAAST
limousines
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"TYPEWBITER EXCHANGE
. Fairdetd Ava, Bridgeport. 0mm
IIEIUILT TYPEWBITBRS
Meta 525.00
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Buy in Your Ovtm Home Town.
BROS. GARA
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livery Woman’s l‘asllion ,‘snoo
"THE silo? or 0mm tramps". d. ‘
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is Main Street, * Norwa'lk ' i
ECONOMIZE
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Take advantage' od our
night the entiremssk. ,,
. ass ousv’wnlnow prams; ' .
Exclusive ladies? & moms west llppod
. no mass: ros stratus-toss. ’ , .
splendidvslnss which we are olfer.
a
car w roassno
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'food. Tiler-store, by eating potatoes ‘
Alba and of the 16th centurv when both
weddings ’sble. however. and drifted onto a ,rninel
Iheld. where she 'blew up.
save mum .
snort rooo enter
toast have wheat. The potato cannot
unite come up to wheat in fat ”he
bit it dou come about as case to
taking the place of wheat as any other
I Tristrma T Hyat
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
I. can save wheat for the Allies. .
Ila-e in Connecticut we have a sur- t
IN! 0‘ potatoes sulcienf to supply .
every family with one bustwl. 1
“Americans should rally to the sap-
port of the potato, tor, tilts corn. it
is a native 0! this continent and is Is
thoroughly American as the Americas
laditn.‘ When it is realised that the
potato is one of the chief tunes. now.
sustaining Germany and that the other:
European countries are largely de—l
pendent upon it, lls importance llI thei
war may readily be seen. Yet the
potato was not known abroad unlil‘
- in the Stocking Section
May be found all kinds of Hosiery for men. women and children. We wish to
call particular attentiontoour SILK STOCKINGS of all of the best makes in '
black. white and all the most wanted shades.
.Ladies’ Light Weight Underwear f
A Big Variety in Pink or White in Many Models 1 .
itbe English and sputum intrinlllted
it from their American colonies. .
"Americans first realised how im-
portant a part in the.r daily int? the:
potato played when last year a seat-
clty of this vegetable drove its prices
to prohibitive heights. l‘he result or
ltbose sky high prices still has its ef-.
‘fect this season. Then the spring
f‘lml'. everyone planted pr“ nos-u, The
farmer was particularly urged to try
'ont his land in potatoes as a patriotic
duty According", although the New a 1 = i _= — 3
age vieid per acze was not large, till-re - '_" __
was an abundance of potatoes pro- "“f’ .-----. "“7" ——~ —~ _.. .— ,.....,-._- ... - ._.. . l, .
““9" “W" h'“ W “““,"l‘""' - GLOOM AGAIN [ mam: ear: .4
"The tamer had to pay “.2! prim-s
tor his seed. It was dimt-utl to lb- A'I‘ LIBERTY §_
lain labOr for tending and distill“: thel LOAN ROOMSE
err-e and whal labor he did procure __
cost him two or three times all much:
as ordinarily. A large item 0! ex-
pense was the fertilizer which has ltd-
vanced in price because the acids it
contains are being used for multilion
stinking. '
, "As a result. many a farmer who is
selling his potatoes for about one IIOI~
tar a bushel: claims he is not making
more than he did several years list-
when potatoes retailed for MU cents
a bushel They should certainly be
encouraged to plant pofuines next
year by consumption of the crop they
have produced instead of having the-m
rot in their barns. or left to be led
to the hogs. -
(Continued from First Page).
called on and it is urged that those:
mills not .called on notify headquar-,
ters immediately in order that the! "
solicitors be directed 'to call.
Norwalk is falling down miscrablyf
in the drive. The people are. not re-;
EPOIIdins'. A bare 025,000 was raised ‘
In yesterday's work. according to the}
reports'made this morning. One hun‘i
dred thousand dollars daily should;
be raised if people are to come across.
as. they should. accordion to the corn-i
nllttee's idea of the drive. :
Plans are being made for a mass:
" e into is it nativ" meeting, 1 N- 318191108. 8. J. Keeler._
t'egfiddtbigxdhdhAmge-ican per capztn “”d M“- dohn Clnfllsh being, they
consumption is Very low, averaging' committee in charge ("bible occasion;
only about one-half that of Europe. A "79"”! 2’ this committee “'33 he'd: .
'fhis is probablyllarnely due to the "35‘9"“! Illernoon at which the mat-j,
fact that bread has always been ltiuh ‘97 came “D '07 dlscussion. Nothing;
Itirlt'otl «brood and low here. The definite w“ decided “PO!!- 5
Ihisher price of Mood in this country “19 0909'? of the citv must wake”
lwlll probably make the people turn “D. ”My must subscribe ii‘ the cit!"
imon to potatoes. ‘\ i: 001 10 have a black mark againsti
"At’ a true when the world is so in 9‘ ‘ ;
ineed of tfood [I would lie criminal to . WW", 3‘" ‘° .3“! IOMI. i
iwaste nnvthlnr so important as tho "0""! S-V‘M‘O". Vice-president oir
lpotato, It becomes the duty of Amor- ”'9 1"an Nit-opal ”Bank, says the. .,
loans lo eat up their potatoes. ‘ "’9" ‘0 "'9 0‘19"")? Wh)f Ihould we ‘ ' "
"While approximately tbmtourtns burlJbertv bonds? should be: “Why
. .t 8’
,
of the potato is ‘flts’r. lit mm con- “1 the name 0' common “"99 and “a FU
GIRLS’ COATS
will be sold here at very special prices: in a stood as-
sortment of black and white checks. plain blue. daze
zreen. I Sizes 4 to 14. from
$3.98 to $7.98.
'Easy Payments If You Want Them.
la . tr ... ttmgn '8”;
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talns enouth valuable substances to 30“" 0‘"! Hell-interest. as well as for R I‘ I It i IRE
entitle it ton first place among foods. "1°” abstractions, liberty and jus-
of quality. and distinction
MODERATELY PRICED
ounces. supplies as much starch as 3 ““83“
large slice of wheatbrend. hilt not as
much protein. The more potatoes
that are eaten. the less wheat bread is
needed. in making ordinary bread
' n be substituted
and mils. mum“ a wheat as that oi our neighbors.
"Why shouldn't we all consume less
and buy bonds. it means not only
backing the boys at the from, but it
means iteopzng down inflation. keeping
down our own cost of llrflm as well
And it-
,- th
$21!:wa 0M fourth M P ‘nll‘eans getting paid l 1-2 per cent. on;
' t a money chip oyed to help us to live' a
M“ imore cheaply. How many people real-3’
37 MEN AREIDST ; :ze that the larncr the sum saved; ‘
f rom their daily consumption and in-.
IN COLLISIONAQI‘FSEA vested in Liberty bonds the lower will!
OIL SHIPS .be the cost of things they have to;
______.—
:buy. Why shouldn't they buy bonds;
and get paid 4 1-2 per cent. for ren-t
idcrinlr a service to themselves. Why’
War Knight. hit us. it was caust~d."‘h°|"dn't we do ourselves a involuio';
no doubt by a spark from the impact. and i“ "'9 same time "MO? the dis-
of the steel setting the gas on fire. iilnction 0’ helvlns the other fellow. :
I ".mmedlntely there was a‘ roar of; in 1913 W“ may “1803330000000025
name from the hole in the side of the
0. B. Jennings. which all but envelop-
ed the British vessel. l learnednfter-
ward that thirty of her crew oi nbom
iifty were on the deck at the time and
they must have been incinerated in
stnntly. ‘ '
“We drifted apart;
destroyers of our convoy managed to
get a line on the War Knight and
started towing her toward the bench,
The burning vessel wits uncontroll-
(collulltlod front Hm Peso).
from taxes. but the war will cost not ;'
less than 815.000.000.000. The remain,
ing 812.000.000.000 is approximatelyiv;
25 Per cent. of the total income of the 3
:people of the United States. We’
have Just got to had that 312.000.0003|
000 out of our incomes. it we don't;
and one of me we punish ourselves by borrowingI
/ . .
money which we cannot soon repay ~ BEDROOM FURNITURE
thereby directly or indirectly inflating‘ , /
credits and prices and raising still! ._I in odd pieces or complete SEtS,
' allfinishes.
further the cost of
‘sfil'tll have to buy.
. ”Over in little Old England they'rc‘
[get 13': yfillet!" Once a weed: out. of ev-|
. cry a wages, somet ing is set; "
mgfiggmlrddtegurebgdmsr:gt‘;nto look slide for investment in British Gov~i
after. The bumlng'nnphtha had Muriernment bonds. And the total runs;
ed out onto the sea and it would humeral"mt ”50.000000 “ Wi’ek- In France: 'i-
been folly to‘lannch lifeboata. It "0"“! ““1““ 0' buyinfl “whine but;
was then that the destroyers showedioo'emem bonds. Frances debt Howl
their resourcefulness for they dunhedim"mm ‘0 about 325900900000 Y"
through the burning 0". bumped}. er total income is about ‘8.250.000.~
d hbr total wealth about 860-
alongeide of us and we jumped to their .000 an . . .
docks in safety. We lost only one.000,000.000.~ No citizen of France be--
man. named Shea. who either was lieves his country's-obligation is not ' ‘. .
burned or fell overboard and was. ' I listen DAV REPORTED KILLED. .
drowned ,/ "rite ngtlonal wealth of the United; .9.
”The O. B. Jennings being a men- States is sbout‘ 0250000000000. and] NEW HAVEN, April l7.—A cable
her total annual income about 860.- Lond' b ht inrol--'
ace to other ships, the destroyer sank . message from on rout; 1
her with a few well directed shots." 000,000,000. We '9” to mmmte to mation of the supposed death of lit-Jar
, ‘the support of the war as France has ~
tnngli‘lYtgifndgldt :3 :rilfislfiltgyrggs; done the United States would have an ’ .lulian Day,.a widely known Yale man.
. . - Indebtedness of somewhere from who recently was promoted to be ma-
I313“; grrndonrg'ofllngdldfér‘i'; 313:3: “05‘"00-000-9‘” '0 "50-00090” 000 30- dor in the Imperial Camel {toms of the
of 10.290 gross tons. ' =3:211:50?“"Eggmgflfipgreirntea0:. British espeditlonary force in Egypt.
“— pect of our having such 3 debt bribe, "0 may M" died "'0’” wounds 0“, iness. and this afternoon the ofiwfl
present rate of expenditure for the March 31- ! tor next. year will he citescn. it is or
,___.._._....,._-w . next live years. Can any citizen donbtf George Pamley Day, a brother. peg-tad that Mrs. Hattie M. Stickle of
the security of the United States Gov-f treasnrer of the Yale University, said Miriam lodge, Hartford. will advance
now? LET l1’ Linnea M d
A cough that follows is crime or "233:“: aim, a“ me ”mom" [today thathebad nothing donnlto. The to the presidency. succeeding Mrs.
' ' to Mrs. Julian Day and Minnie 1;, Raymond ol Wln‘diod.
“i “he" ““3“ "m WWW" "m" the dominating. the absolute reason‘meliflle came '
winter '0 39"“ WW3 down “19 “him an investment in Third Liberty‘ was loilowed by another, which said' The report of ilrs. Mary E. Jobmon
fem, leaving hint or her in a weaken- Loan bonds lies in the tact that Ger- u", 1100" of death '3“ conflicting.‘ of Torrintttoll. secretary. showed on”
ed state :1 tie il-sickness many has challenged the world with.
anddlsesscm ”float; 10“ , the insolent. the insudcrable "om Julian Day [went to France with the new lodge. Liberty of H rtfortl, 10?
- x 1mm, '* not ,1 p "g "1., Anfirlcan Ambulance. Corps'in 19H 7 the year, and a stale mom in of by,
street Nash ille writer "I “m m“ ”' "‘ mi '
‘ . V ., Tm. - "Q My. pursued the challenge strand later loined the British forces. 1too. a gain 0:101. The funds are “if
was uttering with a dry bacilli! mly tmmen can who intend E“ prove " ‘ H4, . loss {or the year at 01,131. hits.
cough and a pain in my chest, but that right. not force. ahalt rule. We, . r - ' ' it Do ' i the "my",
place test-proton new and 'l‘ar .l must have a maximum econ wherebi Four ambulance! and r s Hithe- ,c'm 9' ' “3 “, " . "
be" hell my Cd" It soothes. beats "or! men subscribes to bonds to. say trailer have been not to frame. each 'l'mlllhl the den" "7K ‘9'“ ”a" (p
' to on out of his low for, lung-- mm. . pm. unplugging (301- in full form by Crystal uses. the
everything we ‘
The case
of oil which she was loaded took tire
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oauolt-rsns or stratum
ASSEMBLE.
QUtiL/IY HICHfJT - 10/7/-
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WINSTED, April 18.~Tht: Suite. A;-
sembly Daughters of Rebekah, held it;
twenty'seeond session yesterday. with
. about 250 delegates in attendance. Tm}
first setting was used for routine hue.
Caution! Want At!" an Wilson
nsmm~ cold- Wm'n. mustdo'it beamilil‘ cs- . . «(3th 0 our
»‘ needles: m .. todoitxas .J’l. bs- lest-ts ”m" M“ 9'9"” “ W“ " ' 0r '
‘ “neurotic t. “ " ”*WW'Md‘V’“?
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