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Without 0031 there can be
no satisfactory fire, no heat,
no health. Without good
health there is no ambition,
no enthusissm, no effort.
Without effort there will not
be sulllcient Liberty Bonds
sold. ' If not enough bonds are
sold there will not be enough
money for food and ammu-
111tion for our boys Without
supplies there will be no but
ties won, no victory, no peace.
Without a. victorious pane".
there will be no place on the
earth fit for us to live There-
fore Goal' is the foundation of
civilization and Liberty Bonds
build the superstructure
Moral: Buy as many Liber< ‘
ty Bonds as you can and as
much cool as you must—and
you will live happily ever
after.
HELP THE FUEL ADMINISTRATION
The Director of Conseri’ation of the Fuel Administration
says: ‘ .
“The National Fuel Administration 1eahzes that a large
amount of c0111 can be saved by the installation of storm doors,
storm windows". '. ."a1.da.dvocates such installation the
same as we do proper firing mettle ds 111'. d proper attention to
boilers,” , nu! n1:
STORM WINDOWS AND STORM DOORS
out down coal bills, increase the comfort and heeltnfulncss o1
your house by eliminating cold floor drafts, make it possib.e
to keep the house warm in the severest winter weather and
pelmit perfect ventilation.
PREPARE FOR WINTER—ORDER NOW.
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WINTER TOPS
1' a E Ford Chalmers Oldsmobile
Chevrolet Chandler Maxwell
Overland Hudson Dodge
Buick
Vaast Bros. Garage
DISTRIBUTORS
Anchor Winter Tops. Sharrer Winter Tops
1360—Telephones—2011
Oakland
FEFR
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.WILLSMOKE our firm; GENUINE
WEALTHY SLACKERS‘ “YELLOW PERlL"
DENTIST
16 So. Main St.
(Continued trum First Page.)
South Norwalk
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llecauso of these facts the Liberty ganda and who personally made ar-
loan committee decided, on Wedncs- l'nngenlcnts for the entire finances of
day 111.11 the duty of evely piospclous the drive has found that there .1
tilizl-ll in this city should be brought other types of mongrel patriots beside
home to him in a Way that will leave those he originally described, and
no doubt ill h'.' mind as to his individ- word has been sent to the two million
ual responsibility. To accomplish this members 01 the Anti- Yellow Dog Clubs
task a committee has been appointed lo be 0 nthe lookout for the newest
consisting of Charles 1:. lioyt and 11.1- crop of “yellow dose.”
vl'd ll. Millt'l, to investigate and take 111 an interview givcn to the press.
action in .my “'11) dcemcu expedient. \ir “01136 HI)! "I“! when h“ founded
No such action had been contemplated the national Anti- Yellow Dog Clubs
pleviousiy in the elaborate plans of and hointcd the way 10 combat the
the l.'ibclty Loan commitlcc and 11 ambition of the secret agents of the
would not have been takcn this \vcck Kaiser. he. believed he had covered
:11 Illld not been regarded necessary. every IOI'HI 0f COUSCIOM and Hill) 0011'
’l 11> loclll colllmittec is l't‘tII\Illi.: sciolis disloyalty in the ten definitions
I many lolllplllillts it'oiu pcoplc ill mod (Ilflscllblng WHO“ dOKI'im bill. he NI)“,
[crate llltlllllNlle 1's claiming tlicv are that phases 01 yellow dogism drielop
[unable to ~nbs11'ihc to this ins-ul- when so rapidly that one must be constantly
it is well-known that lhcsc snmc [It‘ll on the lookout in or'del to be one hun-
plc 1111* pl'opcl'lv mull-rs and room .11 died per 111111 American.
Dace Hours—9 a. in. to 8 p. m.
PYREX
The New Transparent Ovenl'
\Il'
IIIIEIIII IIIAN
lAuto and 1 11111441 111..
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‘ Lowndcs
' it'llsl ptlll'llilsc 11 bond no matter how
Ware
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slim”. and have their llillllOS register-
Helps to save food.
.011 1111 1111- honor list.
“'1' bar: the horrors of will'hl'oughl
Bakes
wares becaus
I honlc to u. this nlol'nini: in thc loss (11
two 111 our prominent young 1111111.
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Othe lhcst- Illt'n 11.1111 silll'iticcd thcll all 1111
heat ihlir collllilv. \\ 11.11 how will sacri
e it absorbs fit"c1l.’ '1 I11 (lowlnulcnt has hesitated
quicker then
rapidly, thus saving fuel. :.
‘Guamnteed not to break in oven ‘
p—n—u-
plc residing in these loullitics will be
1 1.01111 committee if they will notify tho'
.1011111111111 that lhcy are We. 11111: to be
I solicited, so the salesman mnv 111-rent
1 to them. Sunday will bc another 2111:.
iless day. and most people will he at
home. Lets nll gettogethcr, 101-11111
good of the cause, on that day. The
zlsk.111: roll to make any rcnl soclillce.
us wt. it simply asks yoll to loud,
and sole \oul money , .‘ll .1 good mic
i111 inn-rest b.11 km with the host so
I 1' 111'in ill the w.ol'ld Many people 11111
‘ lt'gnldim: this matter in the light of a
. "ill. not .is an investmcnt. Why. '
EAlbert D. Morgan Think it over. If you had your 1'lioi1c,
Would you prefer carrying scvcnty two
pounds 111 equipment on your back.
NOW IN "UR NEW SHIRE. through mud and barbed wire entang-
lements. up hill and down dnlc, fight-
, int: 1111' days without rest and only re
8‘ WASHINGTON "T' 1ceivinl; snatches of food? 01' would
1you prefer to live your quiet. peaceful
" 1 l'ives tmogoinn a few of the luxuries
' ' ,‘ that we are enjoying here in 11111011611.
'1 0m0 e ': simply betllusc this cillamity has only
1 ,, , struck into the hearts 01 ll few Ameri-
. . can homes? '
Repmring I There are manv portions oi the 1in
that have not been canvassed :ludp-co
' High Grade work a l1."onlcll'in1: ll 1.11111' upon the Liberty.
’ Specially
Official Service for
Liberty Loan Subscription Headquart-
CDCVIOICI, M3XWCI cl's will be open evciy 1-vc11inl:,fol
ithc convenience of the Norwzllk peo
and Graham Bros. ' m"-
1 CALL
FOR GRAMMAR SCHOOL
. GRADUATES.
WASHINGTON. Oct 4.—-Pl'ovost
Ford Retailing and Parts-£13,: its:t'::'::1..‘2.'::2§:.1°';::.':;1::
Wrecks Towed in any dls-.
front t"-ottytwo stains and the District
'of (‘olllmhin to entrain Oct. 15 for tech
'nicnl schools. 01‘ the total 980 will be:
lncgroes. Voluntary induction will be
inllowcd until October 12.
1, CAN lNCREASE COAL RATES.
1 \\'.\SlllN(lTO.\‘, Oct. lrllailronds
Seaview Av._11101 under Federal control were au-
.ART NORWALK ‘tllorich by the interstate Commerce
,l‘iolmn s. ‘ion today to increase their
'lmles on coal from the Pennsylvania
‘lielda to pt: hits in l‘cnnsy'llania, New
\"111k.1nd (‘anada to a level with those
ilincs lmdcl' l-“cdorzll control.
1' i... M mam ‘ m, NORWALK LI\E
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.g nuns nos. , rss'r magnum:
nor: can film m 3.5,, h...“
g“ """ma‘m‘m mnanmm
h sure a! prefect. residue 3 In 1“
tissue" leave noun. | 11 I.‘
new. Now-11k. 51.311 p. a. lo! do."
11'?) in 38" York M To an. 11.1.. thJ
(Lu 11111111111 I‘m“ rm'ivu Own
’3 on 11 :1 e. 3 so '1 ..
lira-woo ice-e it" that :1 a p 1:
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thin—ma. m “the
3.1mm mvmmm
'with Ilclibcl’o In tho load when
liodgc‘ 1: definition describing the.
newest species of \1'1llow Dogs, 111' mm
the nation-wide campaign against 11111111
l'icht up to the minute. The cight
new types nl'c:
Anyonc who shows disl'cspcti 111:1
Liberty Bond or Thrift Stamp sole' -
1111111 is 11 Yellow Dok.
Anyone who unnecessarily uses 2.11
olino on :1 nilslcss day is n ‘1'1'.l1w
Dott- '« "1111M
Anyone who '1lishoncstly clnlms 11x.
cmptlon from the draft is 11 \‘1-llov
mg_ 0'. '1', 1
Anyone who growls about “'lll‘ 1111's.:
is 11 Yellow Dog.
The rent photo is a Yellow Dog.
\nyonc who adds to tllc bul'd 11 by
t.'y' 111: to make big profits out of the
war is a Yellow Dog.
Anyone who over-cots "is a stupid
Yellow Dog—he's cheating himself.
All Yellow Dogs are contclnptihlc,
but the worst are those that nourd
food. 5 i1
MOTORC Y LLIST
MEETS DEATH ON
THE TURNPIKE
(Continued rron’i rim Pm).
cccdim: towards New Yolk.
The molol'nclists w'clc just at the.
top of Janice Hill on the Turnplk1‘.
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11111211 appeared The motorcyclist
could not get out of the way in time
and crashed tendon into the truck.
Bocl'o can the following account
of thc f:tt.1li',v this morning to :1 Sell,
tincl I‘(“'.'|lOllP|
‘l was noilli: tip the hill in second
speed and just as I got to the top
seven or eight motorcycles
all .111 once. One of them was on the
left hand side of the 10nd and l tuln-
Pd 111v wheel quick and put on tho"
brakes. .\i\'11'uck stopped richt 1:11‘
against a telegraph polo which cnllnht-
ire. Then 11 hit me. The impact
stopped 111,1'1-nninc and the lights
short circuited and the truck 1111111111
tire. I grabbed the l‘tl'cnc l‘irc 1'1"
linsllishcr on] ll‘IHI to plll it out n1
more were twenty gallons 111' 11.1% in
the tank which was near the fire. l
lhoucht the tank would cvplodc so 1
bent down 1111.. urnhbcd thc man \\'1111
was laving about three 111' four few
tzunv from the truck and carried him
lhilty m for {cct nvnv 'I 11111 I
"fined and 11'Iiml to tho pcnplu MI
keep only iv'cm lhrI truck 1131 l or .
period the rtlrollne tank to endow!
nor minuti- The first not" that c.1111 .
alum: ~toppwl and took the man
the hmpltnl."
Edwunl Lamberlinl. 111 2
strwt court. Minnelli-M. on no the
now-1'11 sent 1'11}: norm and 1 twin"
MM 3. 11 111-h rial with”. Tim 1cm:
In the wan-11y a! I. 1‘ ”,1. 11 '
:'l\ \hin “1'"! Springfield. and in
mm in 1. him had «momm- or 1111‘
WI- 111! ‘..
purist .umm. :1 "w “and i'wln
W and so 31.1w W! cow
lin-.111 *1» were in. hr
“min in 1.1mm m 1W1
M14 bhu who will! but 11*
W M was luv-MM m it
WWW!" as! In“ M W
eh mes-M writ" HUI
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appeared,
no... 0111.1, 1111
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I Tristram 8. Hyat
Norwalk’ 3 Leading Dry Goods Store
SUBSIIIII’IIIINS
Fl'anccsea (‘l'eo .S. Feliamino
Sz abo Julius Budosk). EIIZ’dIWIh
lloyl Anna M. Alvold, Maly Donovan.
Mail) I". llubbell Chas. B. Watkins,
Man F liu11l1ings,1‘lla* A- Brand A
l‘ lilandl Homer Buckman. 1‘. V1..
Spunuler Geo. W Boson, Saml. J.
“atkins 1. “My”: 11 V1. liart‘ord,
Mary 1. .Smith Anna C.l'.1rk Clifford
Clou’lt'y; E. M. ”.Iollcs I’eltl' Masll'o-
bt'l’al'dlllu. Julia if. ’l‘ulles, W111, J.Mil-
litan. EllliI)‘.(‘Ilt‘.\IlIl't‘, Sam]. Graves.
Alice 11.-.1115 s, \v v.1.-o.~. 111-1'11rude
111-laud. “1151' Mezzo, Will. It. liowndes,
JI'.. Iiul'l'y chns. littlest It. Wilson.
.ll‘, Amm F. I.11\\n1Ic.~‘. Hillel 1“. Saa-
Int \\'m 11S...1h,u', Asa Lowndcs,
III'llllII(I Stolso
I.illlll>'blll\ \I l'Ilt\\\1|Il (‘11.. Till)‘
American Ilat
”kills 11- ilzllls. Ilpdt'l 03'5‘1‘ri 0.
Oyster (‘11, 1‘ E. Simpson (‘11.,
Heating 11111] l’lllltillin: 1'11. llllbhcll 1(-
Staplcs (‘11.. Ntll'unlk 11111 (‘11.. Nor
walk \‘If: (‘11. Miamls life. 1'11. Nor-
Walk ll'on Works. ,\'1-ptullc ilzlrdu 1111'
C1). Bullet Lodgc, l ti () I“.,J11.<1]1Il
.S. Smith, I'lllswnlllt .I Smith. Mum N.
SIll'l‘WOtld. ”Men A l‘tiIoJ_V_
Sally .\. llcilill. \Ilil‘L‘iilI‘l 111111111111.
Arthur IIi'IlM)". Will H, \\'1l:»11n. 8:11:111
1}. Walrducll. \\‘n1 \\':li'1l\11'll. I.. M
Ilcach. .Sanluu-l “2111s. ld:l ll. til'iln'od.
Antonio Angionc, Mary E, Cillllc,II-'n-
11111111 Iilll'l‘. .1111111 A S1. John. Addie
May St. John. “when l-? Lockwood.
David A. Bliss. Mary 1‘. Dow, Joscph
I'ncc. Edward lli'ownc. Fincst It \\i|-
son, Chas. ll. Mtiil':1,\'.\li's l-. nlily' llor-
vcy. Wm. B. I‘llholz \il's Knlllel'illc
l‘nllolz. Mrs Alldlcw l-‘cl'rctii A'lldlcw
l-‘crrctti Myrtle (1 lit-\lahon. lia‘nuel
'l‘. IIRI(‘.I1 lluvid ll. Hooker Allflllsl
Sandberg. (‘llni'ln-s I) Taylor \ivrtlc
0. McMahon. (‘hztl'lcs IIarvc,vl‘1nil_v
llal'vey. Julius (lullcy .Ioscpll Poci
yMl's Andlcw Fer'lltli Margaret Far-
rcll, Clara K. Johnson .\l1'.s Mary J.
Hewitt NelsonE‘. Powell, Thomas W.
Powell E. I. Grecnbcrn. John S Hall.
(9:er Roscoe. Cyrus M. Buledict.
Weed.Mnl"gaict\l'cld.lla11iel1‘.
Vanllooscnr. E ‘11 Jackson. R l.
BI'OIIH‘PT'IOD Spencll' Adams \l‘lIllll (‘
Hall {Bryant llull, Mls Flnilv
Potter. James 13 ult‘llill'l, Adolph:
Glashofl. C. I. Ilyinnton \il's.ll1'1'b1itI
Swan. F I). (.rogort', Fdwin llr'ouugl
J. W. Bancroft Sol lluttcm
(onrad l’ Fl'cv l.(|'n1k So \‘111'
Walk Cadets Lewis Nitric 1hns.l.on1
nitzcr. Mrs Ms) Wilkinson. I'llllo'si
Wilkinson, M llrn~koczvSn1nL Knpl
lin Ignnty Tcnyi, .‘ii 'I‘crry, Cuilil'Irlnc“
O'l‘ onnor, Julia Shepard, Mathew (‘or I
bcit, John Oidclls1l1lzlncl'. l-Iliznhtth
l\l11sk11,IInlrv Klilt/ Saml. Alil'nllls1111,i
A Grace Coda J S Raymond J lhlm-I 1
boov Hannah 1‘ linddcly. (‘nltin J.
Snyder, I'llisabclll \i Spydcl'.
Brown. John Wascncky. l..
Joseph L. (lonczy.
WILTON. ,
John. L. Davis \lt’IlIINIItl Murray};
Furs for Frosty Weather
Mutts and Neckpieces of the very latest models.
All of the most popular Pelts.
LADIES’ COATS that combine style alld comfort in the most satisfactory
way. including a very attractive line of VELVET COATS.
SUITS and DRESSES in all the most wanted weaves and colors of the
newest models.
WINTER l‘. VDERW EAR tor men. women and children .that 1s :1 most sat-
isfactory purchase at present prices.
All. GRADES 0F IIiISIERY
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II. KRIEGER & C0.
SPECIAL SALE}
FOR TOMORROW
“meme“ , Wash Waists
Raincoats o: Voile 1... Lawn. larse Sailor Col-
Blue. black and tan' I!" luvs. Sizes 38 to ~16. Present value $1.51). 3
For Tomorrow $1.00
COats
For Little Girls
Sizes 4 to 6. made of all wool velour.
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sizes. I’rcsent value $12.00.
For Tomorrow $7.98
'1! lloyd. .‘\ln_\ .l Ogden. Mrs. 1:1'11. I1" ‘ 9 .
Boyd, Dr. I". W. Chopin, (lracc lv'nigth. Men 8 medium welght
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N‘Ilt‘llfk C1011 .I Thomson llelcno l1
Thomson, Louis Murray (loo ll “up
l 01 all wool. soft finished material: 011-
1, lord irray. Present value $35.00.
1min (.011 ll .,\hboil (lco. l1‘. Ilotd. I".
J .‘IItIdIt‘bl‘Otik, Anna F. IIlll‘tI(1ll.IIo‘ll'
“F T m NOW 25 110
01‘ 0 0 1
ry W. llnrdon, Mary ()‘t‘onncll. John
Gorham,‘ Andrew P. Amnnn. Mrs lili-
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SUIIS
znboth F.1l11rtley. F1 unit \‘1. I’Iill'yIIo
Memoimmn F. 111111s1111l1,S.1r11l1 l \l; 11'
Sizes 7 to 15. Some are all wool. some
are 60 per cent. wool: present values up
Dear Sir:
dlcblook, Alina Ilcc'kcl Samuel C
Lockwood, \‘l'm. ll. Tweed, Mrs. Hor-
, ‘ to $111,011.
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Will you kindly toll 1111' 11‘ them is F SPEG'AL
anything under creation to mm" or '5‘
For Tomorrow $6. 98 From 5111:, 981: 1092.59
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I’og:lhll_1',,
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dark green. navy and brown. Present
value $10.00.
SPEGIAL
For Tomorrow $7.98 .4
Hats
For Little Girls
Made of felt. velour and velvet.
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Alma Madeline Mennl. Milton Mnrhof-
fcr, Kiltllerinc “'cltillfcld, (leoryze
Knapp, Gertrude C. Scott, Florence 1.
Smith. Mrs. Nollitn Gemidiun. liclin
Joyce, Angela (l. Coley. I'llnlcl' 'l‘nli
madge. Louise K. Ward. Chas. J. 01:,
'11911 Mllllllnna M. Richards. Sully
Huntington Richanls loo. liiddlc
brook. Mary F Wise, Strong (‘om-
Ystock. Marion Sturnes Mrs. G. H.
Richards. Moulla Stul'ges. Jane l".
. Weston, Herbert A. Rol'l'ctt, Wm. Olm-
‘stead, Fliznbeth L Murray.
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LEMONS MAY CURE INFLUENZA.
The following Iclicr was receivedi,
by Dr. F. Costelluno, or this city, 1311-}
inn him some remedy for the cure and;
prcvention of Spanish influenza:
Stamford Conn. Oct. 131, 1918
bcrt A. Bill'l'cit, Stanley ll. Olmstczld
Jlelcn M. Roy's. Mary lioninn. R. If.
Fitch. E. Bertha Fitch. Geo. E. Footc.
Speciallv low priced for tomorrow.
cure this terrible epidemic nmncd
Spanish influenza?
If so, please name it for public benc-
Yours, obliged,
G. PALMlERl.
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'12'11'3‘Iiiiit's'tzat,$ee Our New Stock of Fall I
cording. to the latest research, theé ‘
Commissioner of Public Health, in:
Rome ltnly, recommends lemons as 11".,
plotilactic cure for and anti. nst Sp:ln-'
ish in1i111nz.1. ln Illl‘I, the City Mil
Jilinlslration, of Homo hos put :11 poll
iic disposal all tho 11 1111111: tlilv “wish
and entomaginl: the use of lemons.
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:buits and Coats, Waists and Furs
No other store in to' \n is showing such vast assortments of Ready- to-Wcar'
Clothes as can be seen here. Moderately priced considering present conditions.
We sell everything on easy payments if you wish.
We accept Wu Saviors Stamps as cash on your purchase.
IF
that it is actually in motion have
M “M" ""V'“ “WW" mad .1: 111.1: amount- a. utiliu- raw mono. or murmured w
in Farts and lawn lien. or om 111m Item 11111111.! «m N "in. “WW II.) N I 115“"
(.mqu ”m ‘M I.“ ."‘ “M in Wills! Min. “11- or when music all 1N"
am" mtwommmhflm
«(Win "an oval osmium. oflnou. no»
CENTRAL CONTROL
OF ALI. SUPPLIES
NOW ESTABLISHED
(Comm In. an: M‘.
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LIGHT AND HEAVY
TRUCKING
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mowumumfi'm «ma-11 w ‘ _. a
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:m a“ 7‘ m ”Milwau- “W. “.M l. m1 comma-1 and fin. On fins"
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