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, NORWALK LINE
. , t Service Between This
tyendllew York
“Clio” and "Armltage
Brearley "
t accepted a’t Norwalk and
fimalk from 7:30 to 5:30.
received at Pier 45 East to
Jerk from7230a. m to p.
”more leaving Pier 45. East
New York at 3 o',clock daily.
out-pied,
= ~ oi Sea Food
Chops and
Chicken.
LA CARTF.
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sarunoav monmao
STATE: TAX.
, Res dents fC ti
ities aft-elliable go taggfi Iglctttlolmsm
xable
the
Tax of four mills has beenoaid to the State Treasur-
or on or
BEFORE SEPTEMBER 30“!
Th .. t t ' '
be femtgs of those who neglect to Day this tax
will In
A :‘ieavy Penalty (
my on
5500. “MM“ 3 0' glwnkgg halal: more thin
Instructs onsan gonna sent on “plinth“.
til
Suits, Co
STATE TREASURER.
Hartford Conn.
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Dresses
sis and
4.“.
THE urns {Sitar
emu-4am
‘
4'7. October 2 es Fire Prevention;
“any. The governor's procumstion tol-'
we:
. any time. but under present conditions:
. when every resource in the state and
”Loan ,tiage will bermlsod ,
‘ .. late ceremony thmush~
. (Second Federal Reserve Dis-
end sel.ute
me will be a token of the
i .;.the citizens at home make
tl.ose who face shell and
gas, and to assure them
needtul, by making the
dollar Fourth Liberty Loan.
' ere/In the street. the lac-.
school. the allies. i
farm and in the I
. qlule will be giv.en At 1
i be called to the hour by
of all the factory whle~
xiiielringlnx oi the church
Stills introduction . the sales-
speakers or the biggest loan
will stun out to take the
They face a
:3,
4.,
iatrklbuted In the short space
a
,. loan flags are unlurled,
, ’nén wili snake addresses i
‘ “policy of the gavel-tr
'-,Pteslden_t Wilson’
lied on behalt of
oils reed iloud. ~
jerk City the ceremony
' notable [or the
R“- the
Remarkable Values to
H011 sew ares
TNE PARTICULARLY INTERESTING AND TIMELY ITEMS 35
,LOW SHOULD IE LOOKED AFTER TOMORROW EARLY.
s
Black com. Hons. medium
. .. . . .At 29c
site, We .. ..... .
Rotary Galvanised asI‘I
. Rolland FIRE CLAY, (or Rs.
pairing Stuntman Package
I
98c WALL DUSTERS.
OlFT-
ERS, separates the seal
horn the ashee-Jpeeial.”.70
, ..At 79: ’
Easily washed-dong handles.
RAYO BARN LANTERNS, Vacuum HOT BOTTLES; pint
large size. with copper also, 81.”... .‘.....'...At 31.75
front; molar $1.75..\At 90c ‘ ’
~ . . Fancy Glass BUTTER DISH}
WHISK BROOMS, with etal . MES; value, 25:. .At 19: '
ea ' ‘ unlit .. .. .
o. sods so?“ . ”9‘ , cg. JARDlNIEflS......;. At a:
Galvanized FOOTVTUIS. me- .
Ilium also, m.....,...At 07c
_ and white.
colors-elm, open, black
'y‘ ousvsnueuss; var... zoo
enveslnllneweaeels
Micro Aluminum .cooK
with covers and long
OQ‘EI “ ‘u
unmrm soon comm.
No. 2 ciao; regular‘fl." »
. ..................;...states
‘eora.
hsn'd-
lea; Heart “new;
AI this
sfaun‘ «as; m
mouth-
14 flats .........0!e, Dense
Is
up; wide
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”Al's
7m1-Ipvsam relies.
(I
on" OIL “announces: ‘ N
All lren sad two flatwluts.
’ his country, but Is a betraycr of those
American Army over there needs the
_ren. your brother your sister.
‘eouutry now? Do you want our bore
“In at Connecticut.
6y His Excellency
MANGO. H. ROI-GONG. -
. Governor. n.—
, A PROCLANATION.
Destructive tires are a misfortune at
country is strained lo the limit. de-
struction oi property by mountable
fll‘t‘d is a calamity‘whlch it is a public
and private duty to guard against by
every possible means.
Recognising the continuing neces-
sity and great Importance oi tire pre-
vention. the Gem-ml Assembly re
quires the governor by proclamation
lo annually designate a day which
shall be observed in the schools, and
in (appliance with said mandate l
designate Tuesday, October ninth.
Fire Prevention Day
and commend the subject to the con-
siderstlon of the people. adults and
children, that oi; practicable means
may be adopted to safeguard against
preventable destructive tires.
liven under my hand and sell of the
state at the capitol in Hartford, this
twenty-sixth day of September, in the
year of our lord one thousand nine
hundred and eighteen and of the lode»
prudence of the United States the one
hundred and forty- “third
By his excellency' a wmmend:
M H HOLUOMB.
FredeIick 1.. Perry, Secretary.
llBlIiiI WIN NEWS
Mentioned from First Page.)
What a mean soul a man must have
who reiuses to claim II share in car-
rying on such a \ltnl work?
The man who refuses to buy .
«in. at a great sacrifice to bingo"
ls deal to the appeal to join in tight
tux the common enemy of mankind
and civilisation. He repudiates the
common duty 0! men to help his bro-
ther by helping to slay the barbarous
Germany. This is a day when money
talks. when-Liberty, it it means any~
thins, must be trained in acts and
given a fighting spirit.
The man or woman. rich or poor.
who does not now detlnitelv and ma-
terially help Is not only disloynl to
Heater things which have been
bought for all who lil‘c in America, by
blood and sacrifice.
The above reasons should be
enoush to make any person with red
blood in his veins IlllV bonds. But
consider the following:
map today and what do we find? We
lind that Iho’ Turks have been prac-
tically driven out oi Palestine; Ibnt
the Bulgarian army: to split and is
rapidly being driven backward with
great loam-that Austria-Hungry ls
verging on Cbllapsc. These are part-
ners in crime with the atrocious Ger
many that 'in being driven back by
the noble Allies on the western
front. Now is the time. it the war is
to be shortened ll thb casualty time
are to be kept down. it the spring
drive. In to cud all. how is the lime
to give “Keep the home push up
for Pershing and our Allies.’ .
A dollar now will do the york ot
two later on. llr. Norwalker. it is
not a question 0! Can or Can‘t. it is
your absolute duty. it you are an
American. it you are In sympathy
with the common cause to save the
world and chllizatldh. there is. but
one thing tor you to do. Buy bonds.
Buy them until it hurts.
The world needs your money Your
Uncle Sam needs the money. Your
Your own life, your home.
wile, your- child-
your
county. depends upon you. Is it pos-
sible to stop and consider can you
possibly say Can‘t when such tremen-
dous consequences are in the bal-
ance? Hays you thought what will
without doubt happe- lt volt tail your
money.
your church. your
butchered? Do you want our beauti-
tul land torn and left bleeding like
Belgium and France? Do you want
your woman violated? Your little
girls utlleted? Your most cherlslr
ed salons destroved? it not, Mr.
Nor-walker, it is up you. What Nor-
walk does in tests iundamentai to
the winning ot the war as what New
York or Chicago does.
woman and child doing his share.
“5.000.000 people in America should
subscribe to make this loan a suc-
cess. You can afford it. and to save
the blood shedding of our boy! 30“
must altord it. The eyes of the
world are on the American people or
peclallv the last closing eyes or Ger-
many. shall they see success
shall the eyes at Germany be dved a
testablsck? it's up to you. It shall
one.
LIBERTY LOAN JOTTINGD.
and“
city moms: attentio-
ndntaeoprottbemtw
Ital
See the war _
This loan can .
only be put over by every single man. *
and .
Nerwalk you will do your 7'
-, say-e, stszswooo . ,. a
Three semblance will pass ever this
betwoon two ; .
and three o'clock: Manhunt nor lba -
HOME 3 Leading Dry Goods Store
Ana-mm..."—
Coats '
Suits ,- .
Dresses -
Mulls
Scarfs '
Dress Skirts
Shirt Waists
Ladies’ Sweaters
Children’s Sweaters
Men’s Underwehr
Ladies’ Underwear
Children's Underwear
. Hosiery .
Neckwear
Lion Shirts
Men’s Pajamas
Boys’ Pajamas
Niaht Shirts
THEY Ans ALL HERE
BI 19 and little needs for men, women and children, that
will beta to repel the invasion of lack Frost's army.
Wool Blankets
Beacon Blehkets
Crib Blankets
Blanket Bath Robes
Comfortables
Rain Coats
Umbrellas
Suit Cases
Trunks
All Kinds oi Floor Coverings and Window Dressings
Turn .OWBldl the east and salute
your tin: and General Pershing lemon
row morning.
Commencing Iomot row and contluu
lug throughout the Inn campaign
or cry pct son is requested to fly a flag.
iattotles and shops also. ‘\
LIEUTENANT DIES 0F WOUNDS.
NEWDYURK Sept 27. ——l"II1il Lieu
tenant Douglas ll. Green, son of Mrs
i). ll. Green of Pottatille l’u. died on!
August 3.l818 oi wounds recehed in
alt-.tlou friends here have. been lu'otnt-
ed. 0n graduating’ from the 1017
Plattsbulg camp. he was assigned to
the 168m lowa Regiment and went to
France with the Rainbow division. He
was a Yale than of the Class of 1904,
and had been practicing law in New
York city. He was thirty-six years old
and unmarried.
SHE PREVENTED WRECK.
w-
Red Bandanns.
Waving a red handerchict in an cl“
tort to stop the Springfield express due
at south Noxwalk station at 7: 08 on
Sunday night. Mrs.
Rownytou. saved the lives of many,
and probably prevented a wry bad
wreck by her presence oi mind. ,
Mrs Savage. heard a peculiar noise
when the express trom Stamford. due
at South Norwaik at 6: 33 passed her
Ii me. which is direcuy b? the railroad
tracks. and she and her husband went
In investigate. he tound.thaI e section
broken away and she knew that an
other train would be along the some
neck In a short time. She ran back to
the house and found It led handanna
handkerchief which she took and then
went back to the track and started
toward Derien to lie; the oncoming
train.
She was successful In her endbavor
and stopped the train about II hundred
the rail.
MASK. FOR HOSPITAL EMPLOYEB.
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 27.~Drivers
and.hospltal employee sent out with
ambulances to bring in patients today
were provided with muslin masks to
Wear while in proximity to the
patients. ‘
8ch IIIIIIII “”7
IIII IIEII
Tool: [.369 '5 Pinkhans’s
VT}? "W
Hair Lem.
mm“. ‘rii—"ser a Ion o
i washo bottled: with in mg as?
was so weak
1 from my trouble...
that I not do
any lifting or hard
work or any bad:
nluiedhos
Sam. I
Rowayten Woman Flagslxpresa with' I
Patrick Sui use ol‘
of one of the ruiba ot the truck had‘
feet or less iron the broken section of ‘
FLIES FROM ITALY TO PARIS.
PARIS, Sept. 27 ~(zubriele d Annun
lie, the lielian author‘stiator, arrived
i in Pails this morning in an airship liv-
! ins iIom ltaly III-Foes the Alps
LEMON JUICE
I TAKES on TAN
I
l
i Girls! Make bleaching lotion
i if skin is sunburned,
i tanned or freckied
! Squeeze the iuice at two lemons Into
a bottle containing three ounces
:Orchasd White. shake well.
I
’0
and youl
than a quarter pint of the best treeklo I
isuuburn and tan lotion, and complexion
beautitier, at very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces of Orchard White for a
tow cents Massage this sweetly tra-
grant lotion into the face, neck. aims
and hands each day and see how tree-
ikles, sunburn, windburn and tan die
appear and how :elénr‘l soft and while
the skin becomes. Yes! it is harmless
PYREX
The New Transparent Oven
~ Ware
Helps to save food.-
Bskes quicker than other
wares because’ it “”0be heat
rdbldly, thus saving fuel. '
Guaranteed not to break in oven.
s ‘ .n—nd .
Albert D. Morgan
«maniacs-oar. '. ~»
LIGHT AND HEAVY
TRUCKING .
Anywhere and members
N. J. DI SESA
In wanes so. a
\
specialty
KIDNAPPEI SENT To JAIL
I MIDDLETOWN, Sept 27. ~5le (lblll'
Rovliio, who some months ago tuck.
Esther Strickland, fifteen, daughtu oi!
Frederick E. Strickland, a quarry own-
er of Portland to a woodt-hopptr’s not
in the woods at Glastonbury, .llllI in or.
her a week, pleaded guilty of <edIII-IIII.
testerdoy and was sent to jail tor sI
YEHI'. .
After the-Strickland girl was llilswtl.
state guardsmen an tislatc paiitrmru
searched several nights {or her. he.
leIo met the girl Is she was retIIIrIIII~
from school and 100k bet on y In on.
automobile.
a—_;—- o." a
01
I
new so. cannot
rloryou.
"f amnesithsmed
H. Kriegertlt Co.
outfitters tor Men
~ Women, Boys & Girls
on the easy payment
plan.
SATURDAY
SPECIAIS
Genuine Spring Legs ot_l.amb .. . . 88:
Lamb Chops .................... lice
Lamb Stew 250
Top 8irloln.........‘ ............ at-c
Hamburger .................. 36.:
Fruit Piste ..................... 22,0
Corned‘Beet from ........... 18: up
Sugar Cured Hams .......... 34:, 38c.
California Hams ................ 27;
Economy Bacon 350
Best Heavy Best from ......... 40!. up
Fancy Chickene ........... ‘ ...... 44o
Native Veal
Strickly Fresh Eggs ............. 7‘00
Gold Medal Butter ............... 090
Hotel Astor Coffee ...... . . . ...... 33o
Yubnn often ....... . ............ 330
Autocrs Coffee ................ 330
3 IN. Sauer Kraut tor .......... . . 25o
Full line of gloeeries and fresh veg.
‘ stables. ;
Chernolt’s Market
II N. Mann.
rel-sun
, HERSHEIELD’S
Daily Trips Between
' Norwalk and New York City
MAIN OFFICE, 122 WATER 8TREE1'.
South Nomallt, Conn.
Telephone 2“. -
NEW YORK CITY OFFICE.
‘ "‘7 East 28rd 5:.
Phone dramnere’y 705. .
it you are in a hurry, Just phone no.
and we will take care oi your express
e have seven or the boat
was in e slate. 5.130,}!!me
Dump Trucks for Connectors‘ Work;
O'nr Trucks make daily trips to New
I g mg city Let that: die you
,‘ trelaht arid express. thus keep ts
ores a owes ACCOUNT. IV
AUTO EXPRESS"
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