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« Outside Window Season
lies Gaunt! coal 1n your
ammdf‘u’e'nJhe A" NOWIHSIGHTI ...».l
1m M thereby 003-, Thesirlsshgesbeutthsopsningsinthetramesforwin-
I!" I“? 512M. er: 7 dowsenddoorsisgrssterin old buildings but even in new
" “‘3"; in ”fisher?“ buidingsthsairlesksgewith theglssssxposuremompelssmsr
fitsbswsy thstunples- WWUWWrsditioa for masonsbis heating
ssntehiiisndkeepyoncum— incold weather. The connortresultingfromtheuseofstorm
_ tenable. Cannot coal will sashisanimportantisature butthepfineipsipolntistheenor-
M (W W 1‘11“) kill mm hvingoffuslwhichwould result from the equipping o1
it"e'ig : wflli‘ifum': as many dwellings as can be supplied with storm, sashes for
with a most cheerful blue. next winter
The cost 1s not greetimalsf you We are nearfjust as far as the nearest telephone.
need so little. A ten
will last a long time We
The Hatch f: Bailey Co.
WE SELL FURNITURE
Not some special kind but all sorts of furniture for ev-
ery_ room in the house. It is not only the big variety of ma-
terial and design, that makes our stock so attractive but the
Wide choice in grade from pieces of the most expensive
woods, to those of low cost that look and wear well.
Prompt auto delivery
RAYMOND & SON
.Wsllandlfghlts.
“WW”:
1111 601111111
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recessions
NOTICE!
P0$lTIVELY
No Beers, Wines or Alcoholic Liquors will
be sold 'or delivered from our store
alter8p’.1n. * "
This rule will not be broken under any
consideration, therefore you must pur-
chase before the above set time.
A. 1'. Beckman &CO.
83 & 85 Washington “Sir L, Rhone 1405
10 FIRST STREET
.5 East Norwalk
TE]. 452 ‘
NORWALK LINE
fast Freight Service Between This
City and New York _.
Steamers “‘0110" and ”Armitage
Brearley”
Freight accepted at Norwalk 11nd
South Norwalk from 7: 30 to 5:30
THE
Freight washed at Pier 45, last 1111
or“, New York from 7: 30 a m. to 5 p .
m. Steamers leaving Pier 45, East
River. New York. at 3 o‘clock, daily.
Sundays excepted.
Staten Registration. Estimate.
(‘onnccticut ..... .197.426 213.329
Delaware .. .. . 30.033 29,489
Dis. of Columbia.. 52.751 43.152
. Maryland ..... . . .177.098 152.090
Massachusetts .. .475.019 483.646
New Hampshire” 52. 618 50,0l3
New Jersey...... 42'. 36 405.509
Rhode Island ..... 13 {103 73.43]
Vermont 40.887 36.316
NOTICE I '
ENROLLMENT
WILL FOLLOW
NEW ESTIMATE
W
mu... tress elm reset
I
tration fell below the estimate, but in
ten of them it exceeded 11. The Dis-
trict of Columbia registered' twenty~
"’0 Per cent. more than the number
estimated for it, due. officials believe,
to the influx of war workers. or the
states Vermont’s percentage of excess
enrolment was the highest. being 121/2.
Totals by States.
Registration totals by states. togeth-
er with the estimate as announced
last night for the Eastern States are
as follows:
I'Omhleted returns from the more
DOPuloua sections of the country have
not yet been received. but projections
loads on the basis of partial totals
from those scoliosis indicate that these
Will not reach the estimate. Officials
do not believe any appreciable num-
ber of men evaded registration. They
ascribe the fluctuations of the actual
totals, as compared with the esti-
mates. to Industrial conditions blought
about by the war, which have alfcctedi
the distribution of the male popula
tion
Draft calls announced yesterday by
Provost Marshal General Crowder will
send 181.838 qualified for general mili-
tary service to army camps before
October 16. All states will have quo-
tu. Of the total. 111,000 will be white
legistrants. who will entrain between
October 7 and 11. The remainder will
be negroos. who will move In two
groups_ 29.016 entraining between Sep-
tember 25 and 27 and 10,752 on Octo-
ber to.
Men who registered last Thursday
may be nccded in :1 few districts to fill
the new quotas. It was said at the Pro-
vost Marshal Gent-ral's oiflce, but In
most localities sufficient men remain:
in Class I from the registration of last
June 6 and August 21 to meet the re.
quirements.
Quotes of Eastern States.
Eastern Slates front which the white
registrants were c.111111d with their
number and the 1' amps to which they
will go. are as follows:
1 onnecticut~
.Signal t‘orps officers began to put in
1 the country.
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._ LITTLE SHOP
Foreouarters Lamb .. ...... . . . ....... . 28c lb.
Sunar Cured Hams . 34c lb.
Showing of ; PlateCornedBeef ..20clb
' Brisket Corned Beef . .. .18clb.
sons-
.1'
[FALL DRESESSI Schultze’ 3 Sanitary Markets
NORWALK. SOUTH 170me
United States Heenssiifo. 17,903..
Ilorlon llouse
, 1 Shore Dinners
' All Kinds oi Sea Food
Steak, (hops and
. Chicken.
Ll ‘ A LA CARTF‘.
Specials‘lor This
Standard Ba
12 11111111 11m '51.,
Fresh Western Elms . . . . 50c
t SPECIALS Fine Table Butter ......... . 49c
_ .. f -. Cheese (rich and mild) ... 27c
For This Week _I ’ Best Santos Coffee . . . . . . . . .. . 18c
J SPERRY & BARNES PORK ' BESt Mixed Tea ........... '. . . 390 I
. .llutto. ......... 29e1b. E ted Milk 1*
W’s PRIDE WASHING 1 vapora ........ . ......... _. . :.- . . _l\c p,
POWDER cut t° 6 pkg" 25° , Pure Condensed Milk (not skimmed) . . . 13c
awn-T's PRIDE soar ? - ,
' (run sised cake .. ....... be t '-
omo DOUBLE r1? scarce-
.m' gm: 5.1.5:. “mm
SPECIAL STEAK SALE
' Wednesday and Thursday
SII'IOILPWMMR
IS. (let your supply now,
1'. ' 51: box
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1
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; A. STULI.
lithium Street
_tsesssstsls1~_.
(‘ amp Dix. N..1 ............... 5111
(‘ anlp tirecnlcat (1.1 .......... 1.7101
Delaware——
(‘amp \lcadc. hid ............. 207
District of (‘olunlhim '
(‘amp Meade; Md ............ . 21l'
Georgia— 1
Camp McClellan ............. 2,359
Camp Groanlv'n ............. 248:
'Mslne~ ;
(“amp Downs. Malls .......... 1,771l
Maryland»-
(‘amp Meade ................. 920
Massachusetts-—
(‘amp 3111111111 ................ 5261.
’Ncw Ilampshirc—
‘ l (‘anlp Ilt’il‘lln‘ ................ 774‘
. New 3ersey~ I
} Camp 1111 ................... :14111
New York"
(‘amp Wadsworth, S. (‘ ....... 12.000
.. Pennsylvania
Camp Lcc ................... 9.000'
(lamp Ilumphreys, \'11 ........ 2,467
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Camp Mcade ....... . ...... .. 393
‘ \‘ermont— l
l 1'amp Ill-vans ....... ....... . 455
lVirginia—
p (‘ amp llumphryys ........... l 3431
No negro registrants wlli be mobll
lied on October 16 (10111 New Y.ork
New Jersey or Connecticut. The only
state in the Northwest mobilizing
groan will be Pennsylvania. with 1.300
at Camp Upton.
IN FLUENZA‘SPREADS
IN GREATER BOSTQN'
(Continued tram Page One)
In the first naval district 2.331 macs:
there been reported. with iortyscron-
fdeaths. out of 11 total personnel of
120.500. The disease has spread tothe
naval prison at Portsmouth. N. 11..
where ilfty~nlne cases were reported
last night.
About 2000 soldiers at Camp llev-
3ens are III with Influenza, but in the
remainder of the Northeastern De
pertinent of the Army. only ten cases
have been reported.
New York Committee Has 184 Cases.
NEW YORK. Sept. Iii—There are
184 cases of Spanish influenza in this
city, according to Health Commis-
1sioner Copeland who said thcrc was
no cause for alarm 01 or the presence
lot the disease. Thirteen sufferers
{ware reported aboard an incoming
vessel. and were removed to 11 hoap
tal. The department' 3 chief dimcully
» said the commissioner. is the handling
bf cases brought here by railroads'
frorl other ports.
MOO EY WILL TRY
' . s. COURT APPEAL
‘ (Continued .011 Page Eight)
According to Attorney McNutt the
pcrmlsslcn sought had to be acted on
by the Stutc Supreme court before the
Janitor could go to the higher court.
yum I'm Itsensibesonrbt by
application direct to that court for s
wrttofesstlorefl.
It the writ h granted the lunacy
Verdict val-«beamed, buttbe
caedlhvetobesmdulum
“Wendi. I.
eve-”sile-
ens-I-
course will be limited to matliculnted ’
”'studenta In engineering and 011ch I on a
“-1111: this course will be directly com-
'11 lb" opinion yesterday the court I" at“! Kraut .;
. said that It a review by the blgbet-JI
fl
=Tristram _& Hyatt
Norwaik’ 3 Leading Dry Goods Store
. Ladies’ Velvet Coats
Of the latest models that promise to be so popular
Jthisseason. : : : : . : : :
I More of the Silk Waisls
11 In plain colors and many noy_el striped and checked ellecls.
New Dress Goods
A surprising variety of weave and color. considering these war times. and of
canal unportance 1s the fact that our Drices give exceptional value for every
‘ dollar expended. Samples on request.
—— The Biggest line of Buttons and linings in the (my —-
ABOUT 300 FUTURE THE HILLSIDE SCHOOLI CUT ""3 OUJN—g; '5 W‘ORTH
OFFICERS BEGIN -—-
YALE TRAINING Prospect Hill, Norwslk Don’t miss this. (‘ut out this ulip,
enclose with he and mail it to sully
& 00., 2835 Sheffield avenue. Chicago.
11]., writing your name and add-1m
clearly. You will receive in turn It
trial package containing Foley Honey
and Tar Compound, for coughs. wide
and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, Der
pain in sides and Ilat'k; rhcunmlw.
backache. kidney and bladder all-
meals; and Foley (‘atlmrtic 'l‘al'llts,
a wholesome and tholoulxhly (helm-
Founded by Elizabeth B. Mead, 1883.
A boarding and day school for girls
and young boys. This school
offers sane and sound training in
elementary and academic subjects un-
der the best auspices. Large facult!
of excellent teachers. New school
building with spacious gymnasium
and separate study halls for each de-
(Contlnued from First Page.)
llccrs. some of them later from the
front, will keep In close touch with the
training at New Haven.
Toward the end of last week the
men detailed by the War llepartmcnt
to the Government Radio school for
.an appearance. Some 100 came from partment. Beautiful unds team. In: cathartic. for constipation. NII~
(‘ollcge Park. Maryland. where this court' ‘ . 5T0 ' eusness. headache and slurgish bowv
training has been given until now,11nd UDIWI' school offers gcneral and 018 —Stillson P0119" 901D Adv.
others, to-the number of nearly fifty.
haw been coming from other parts of
These men 11111 grad-
11111911 of electrical engineering courses
an dothors specially qualified.
special courses. College preparatory
reviews a epeclalty. New course In
Household Science taught In a reel
'I‘Ilcrc will eventually be some 300 house with . real kitchen. A coon!“
men under training in this course. I" W" cooklng. arranged I" ”0““
which will (o‘er three months. As .vaes I! desired. A few nonresident
the men will come constantly. tllc 1puplle may be admitted to this course
classes Will overlap. belni, graduated The lower school includes the In
Help month
I’lUIPt-SOT IIRI‘UId \ “0'0". (“- u“) lermedlatc, Primary and KII’ltIIH'gflP'i
Sheffield 5(Ii‘llliflt‘ School Eloclric‘ai ten Department! Children are taulzht
I‘ngtnco1.ngjaculty.ls director otthls how to study and lav a good fauna; i
training at Yale being also the dirctt- mo” for their later high school work I
or of all the training in this branch of: ‘ l
”H. “mm. I’roicssor Bozcll ,5 at The Kindergarten and Primary De:
1111111911 with the 10mm. 'ttce on 111111011 91111111011! for atria and 1011111: boss.
lion and special helping of the uetlcr Arrangements made for nlcctmlt]
111 staff of lhc \\ :1r I)cp.1111111nt in (hildtln at the trolley and for sprv.
11 hon hands the large task of 111121111 1
mm. the Studcnts' Army Tiltininnlmg lunches. Chorus 01““ in charge
"(‘mps in smelai hundred Amel'ltant"t Lillian SI‘NW‘O‘I “WHY-F (lym-
collcncs has bccn plat-.111 nastics and folk dancing in all grades.
“ “9“ ”U? ““"Wi" PM WWW 0" Fall term begins 9 11. 111. Wednesday
September 26. the Signal (‘orps unit
of the 8. A. T. C. will be started unJSeptembcr 18”" II' Ill 0 i I!
dcr the “Hill? auspices and with a sim- Miss Margaret 1" 1cm “I: r.. ' '
ilar but longer COUI'LI‘ The Yale un- Miss Vida Hunt Francis. R. L.
dclgraduutc unit will t‘mcr 24 months. Principals
or cllzhi of the 13- sock quartcr' ,
which will now displace the old plan:
of student trims. Training in this
It. Krieger 81 Co.
outfitters for Men,
Women, Boys & Girls
on the easy payment
plan. I
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT.
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OFFICIAL U. S.
WAR EXHIBIT
At STATE FAIR
BERLIN. CONN.
Sept. 24-28, Day and Night
Only Fair In New England Where
it Will Be Seen This Year—Gen.
Pershing Will Give It at Ber --1
Germany. Next Year.
Official State exhibit of Jun-
lor Food Army
All the Attractions. er ‘A Live
Country Fair
having requisite qualifications the
men detailed by the War Dcpltrtmcnt
d 1
gigglsamqmter coursc not being un 01 ”he nerve force of your eyes by
Some of the unllorglndualcs pulsu- trying to read without 81883“
when you are conscious of a result-
in: strain.
missioned from late. others will be
sent to Camp Mcade to finish off their
training.
This means that the hundreds of
men who are entering the Signal
Corps to install and operate the com
pleto communication system of the
Army. will recclle thcil first and. I11
many cases. thcil final tlalning 111 the
University. It is an intcrcstinc addi-
tion to the other varied work of train-
ing for the altillcry and for the Nmy
which will featule an unprecedented
year at the l‘nlversity.
Days SOs—Nights 25o ._
”I
HERSHF‘IELD’S
AUTO EXPRESS
Daily Trips Between
Norwalk and New York City J
Correctly fitted glasses, the kind
we prescribe, will relieve the
strain and save the nerve 'force,
which is the life of the eye.
THAMER
Oeuiists, Optometrists, Opticians
“The House of Good Glassesf’
87 Atlantic St. Stamford, Conn.-
upen Sat. Eve. till 9 p - list ‘97
Automobile
Repairing
high Grade Work a
Specialty
One thing has been quite noticeable
in the last few months No more are
there cards in the windows of stores.
rcadlng' ‘lioy Wanted. " A majority of
the merchants have taken the hint of
the United States Employment Service.
and now put signs in their windows
rcading: "Girl Wanted."
MAIN OFFICE, 122 WATER STREET.
South Norwaik. Conn.
Telephone 294.
NEW YORK CITY OFFICE.
117 East 23rd St.
Phone Grammercy 705.
It you are in a hurry, just phone us.
and we will take cale of your expiess
for you. We have seven of the best:
Trucks In the state. Also Hydraulic
Dump Trucks for Contractora' Work.
Our Trucks make daily trips to New
York city. Let them handle yor
freight and express. and thus keep 2
away from the congested terminals.
We Haul AnYthinlz
Anywhere
No Job Togm Large or Too
:1
, Your shipments are entrusted to
competent employee only.
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SPECIAL PRICES 0N
COFFEES
Sunbeam. Union Club, Yuban.
Autocrat, Hotel Astor
33¢ per lb.
SALAD DRESSINGS
Blue Ribbon, Premier, Yacht Club,
My Wife's ' ° ' ‘ A ficgiptmi‘s given and obtained to:
35c and 15¢ OIIlClaI Servrce fo’g""pi..‘é 02.311330. ...... ... ....
rename n1 warn aosr: Che III'OI ei, Maxwell #3613; :3; fiflwgnucxmo
c GOODS. and Graham BIOS. psoozo v°I~§"e'§"L.7.. memes
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