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rank the mid-r l- l
With the fighting Loon
BUY BOIDI
unit's (mom
Unlined Gap.
$1.50, $2.00, $2.50
1
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street
South Nomi]:
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VICTROLAS
' may mans
All Records in stock if they are
to be had.
RECORD ALBUMS, uconn
cursors, 'ornna
, nooxs
i FRED H. PONTY
i . , KODAK SHOP i
South Norwalk. Conn. '
Palace Theatre Building
City News":
Farmers ill"! busy hanesting corn
and potatoes this week, preparing to
attend the fair at Danbury next week.
Fashionable turn for frosty weath-
AT is the timely head“ liner in Tris-
trnm & Hyatt's adv. today, with spe-
cial mention of the new IllOtlt*i~‘. pt
coats and suite, as well as seasona-
blc underwear and hosiery.
Conneaiiy & Bracken sell shoes
that give th-I most wanted ctunbintr
tion of style and comfort so much de-
sired by those who realize that a
flood looking shoe is nedessary to
complete any customo, Reud the. adv.
Mr, and Mrs. James ll. O‘Hara re-
ceived a special dciivcrv letter from
Camp Meade last evening, with the
cheering information that their son,
Sergeant William H. O‘Hara. was
out of the hospital. although still very
weak.
Schulize's weekend specials todnv
are. of unusual interest to those. who
are looking for the biggest value for
their money, and the greatest variety
in meats, vegetables and “ultra. B"
sure to book your order today. so an
to insure delivery the first thing to-
morrow morning.
Thirty-tour of the chiefs of Cock!!-
noe Tribe. No. 32. l. 0. R. M,. Journey-
ed to Fairlield in live automobiles
last night and were royally entertain-
ed at tho wigw'um of tht.I tribe of that
tow n. The meeting was turned Mar
to the Norwnlk degree team who prov
ceeded to initiate two candldatee in
most approved fashion. Appetlziu:
refreshments were then Served and
a moet enjoyable program of soot!»
story and lnetrumentai music render-
ed. A big delegation of the Fail‘fit‘lti‘
Maven, and members of the degree of
Pocahontas will journey to Norwnlk
for the opening night of the Coekenoe
carnival on Saturday “'0an. UN".
her 12th. I
-AUCTION SALE
29 Belden avenue. Saturday, Oct.
5th, at 1 o’clock. Stoves. beds, turni~
lure, garden tools, etc.
AIR sERNICEQLUBfS ASSOCIATION
WASHINGTON. Oct. 4.~0rganiza-
tion oi ‘an air service club‘s asaocia-
tion, comprising all clubs organized at
flying fields and training atations and
with Major-General William 1.. Kenly.
chief of military aeronautics, as presi.
dent. was announced today by the War
Department. Ollicers oi the. United
.States are eligible for membership.
AIR‘ SERVICE MAIL A SUCCESS.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 4.——Air mail
service between Washington, Philadel-
' ‘iia and New York was conducted dur-
' I: the month of September without a
"ale interruption, the postotiice do
- ~rtment announced today. Septem-
‘ marked the. first complete month
( vhe wet-vice under civilian direction“
N "e. than seven tons of mail wancor-I
i.
VICTORY: SALE
for Saturday
........_;A'r THE:._.._.....
lllllllll Blilllll & [till 00.
90 WASHINGTONSI, SO. NORWALK
55c
53c
30c
39c
48c
21c
39c
49c
13c
19c
15c
25c
Butter, fancy table . .1
Eggs, good candied . .
Cheese, American . . .
Limburger or Minster . .
Swiss Cheese . . . .
Coffee, best Maricaibo . .
Tea, fancy mixed . . .
Tea, best Indian Ceylon. .
Catsup, large bottle . .
Tomatoes, large can, No. 3 .
Tomatoes, No. 2 . . .
Cocoa, Hershey's or Runkles, bulk lb
. BEAN SALE
New York State . . per lb 15c
Limas, best . . “ 16c
Baby Limas . . . “. 13c
Cranberry Beans . . “ 10c
Brazilian “ . . ~ . “ 6c
Peas, yellow, split . . “ 12‘/2c
l0c
per pkg 9c
10c
Peas. yellow, whole .
Corn Starch, Argo .
“ Duryea .
Special Sale on Mazola Oil
1" ,
633(31529 i A good substitute
1/2 Gallons, $1.23 l . ,
Gallons, $2123 ’, for Olive Oil.
Milk,f'Columbia S. K., large can
“ Evaporated, Armour’s .
Mitches, Ohio Blue Tip, Liberty
or Handy Box . .
No Phone No Credit No Delivery
The Saving Is, Yours
H
13c
‘ 11c
DC
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wlll not require more than two days Campbell. A. R. 101
to pass it in the Home. Brooklyn.
' Senator' Martin (Virginia), Demo- Clvamor, F. “2. 3H Logcn SL,
cratic leader. expressed the belief that! lyn.
i lt'will require no longer than a day or, Doyle. 0. J..
% rum to: the Senate to pass the men-3
IIG.
‘ The President
-—-————- New Yotk.’
mentioned l'roln I'll-41 Pun
Saidarini. A. l... I‘nion Hill, N. J.
‘ Walpole, Norman. \\'echnwken, N. J.
37.347.000.000 Army Deficiency bill was
out. of the way he would raise no ob-
jection to adjournment. .
Chairman Sherley (Kentucky) of the
House. Appropriations committee, as-
sured leaders on both sides yesterday
that he will have the big; dt:tlcient:_~‘lShanahan. E. l-‘.. 641 Montgomery St.,
bill ready by October 14 and that It ‘
Griffiths, (G. 11., Mineohl, N. Y.
Quigiey P. H., Wallingford, Conn.
Harris. A. T.. 2042 Bedford
Brooklyn.
Brooklyn.
Jersey City.
way, Brooklyn.
”Henry. J. IL. 15 Alsop St, Junalcn.
so. Now Yeti.
‘lrnh. ll. 3.,- Bnrllold. Poll.
tirmwald. P. hi. Alto-y.
St. so: York.
7220 Fort Hamilton Park 1
'7... Le __m
CONGRESS TO TAKE m . “'3'”? Nlen. . , _
RECESS OCTOBER 20 €.:.'.:‘.;.;L;ftf§;.,"2.3°t~ff;’.;-...‘;'.?::.k';.;1;
Deasy. A. J.. 48 Seventh St.. Brooklyn.
Ava.
Mille". .lohn i"., 1635 Atiieltl Ave.
Brook-z
I
l
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; instructed Senator; Hob. prh. 50 Valet 8L, Brooklyn. I
built. however. to try to not an agroo‘ Harrison. 0. 0.. Jamaica. '
nit-M that no lldvni would he lacked \‘alloo. J. I. 334 "out Forty-tsecond
‘on to the bi; echelon-y Inc-sure. ‘
., It! VOIKII. LOOT
: m YAIIPA Omit! Nickel. I. A. 3:! film Vim-eighth
i
t‘linton Ave.;II-.[}RKEY, IF UNAIDED H
MAY SUE FOR PEAdE
(Continued trom first Page).
. m$8
HOWL’AND'S
, Entrances on Mtiin girfe'i, T‘idiiieidAW” Ciiliiion Sinai
Worm en’s shoes,
patriotic gray.
Gray is one color upon which the seal of national
lpproval hasbccn placed for women’s shoes.
Patriots’ gray it might well be called.
Shoes of it are attractive, actually handsome.
test see for yourself—Wis rcndy in several fine
nodcls. “.1
(tray kid with top of gray cloth, military hccl,
“my kid with gray cloth top and French hccl
4p;
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““1." kid “iii! ion of special] soil graykid, wing
ip,1uiliituy hct-l.——.~§:8 I ,1 _ 5'.
(tray kid with attractive tip, top also of special
"my iiiti. Fl't‘llt'il hock-4.31:9.
Main litltll', rcur.
Light and grateful
net brassieres.
Because of thcir construction, as well M form—
lttiug' liiics, ucw' brassicl'cs of not. bring special com—
ul'i. ,
Firm not with large rubber shields~83c
Slccvclcss models of special not, flesh-tolled
hiclds,~ $1. >
l’luiu ilct' cut especially low and with drawstring
it top. not: slccvcs and rubber shields,—$l.50
Mesh brnssicrcs in flesh tint, small rubber shields.
'ibbou stroller—$1.25
Scoond floor.
I Wool-and-fiber rugs
are very worthy. -
'J‘hc interweaving of wool and iibcr makes a rug
with the good qualities of both—tit loss than cost of
A'tltli.‘
Fiber adds toughness and smoothness and
strength and \\‘l':ll‘.
Wool adds sol't finish and good appearance and n
lice “l‘ccl”-——nud is of such quality that it wears well.
'l‘hcir patterns are attractive and of murkcdl
auto.
(”‘olors tu'c thc'oucs we might all cull standard;
igrccttblc to the rye and with long lil'cwbl'owns and
rccus and oaks and Sltch.
T?
There. are plenty of sizc§ from the rug; big enough
to cover 1) 'ncticnlly all of a bull-omit to the small one
to throw down beside bcd upon polished floor.
From 36 by 72 inches down to 24 by 48 inches——
i‘2.5(l it) $1.50
From 9 by 12 foot down to ti by 9 i'cct—: $12.50
"lown to $7.50
Third floor.
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Who wants #2"
, .
fall topcoat
for $7?
3’; Don’t expect any Sort of a topcoat at that price,
1511! 4 '1 ‘3 fl, F!“ ("f 9‘51 ~ ‘.‘ 1’ If“; I," 2 j?!)
EWcll, Sir, you are in for one big and fine sur'
prise. , . ;.
Here is a lot of topcoais with a good many differ"
out sorts in the lot. 4},
_ (. Odds and ends—Juli humdingcrs. ’l
Some are full-length ruinproot'cd t'uilig, home tll'O
smart. knee-length styles.
“,f' Dark colors; light Cililil‘S.
.1.
Once they were $12.50 $15 $18—-~t'\t'll us much
its $25.
. $7.-
500111011 have good use for such a coat. Tm» than
500 inch are going to get mic. Bo prolupt!
Now, take your pick, but be quick
L about it, at.
M 14in floor, rear.
Roomy good-looking
traveling-bag---$6.50
. Bug that 0110 is satisfied to carry into any hotel.
Bug that casily holds all nccdl'uls for ordinary
il‘ip. ‘
_ Bag that will be right on the job for yours.
’ For it. is built of tough leather on a steel i'rmuc.
Jt is cut deep and opens wide; no trouble to got
things either ill or out of it in it hurry!
Good strong catch, handle that tits to the hand
with case.
$6.50
'i‘nll or black. 16 to 18 inch sizes,~~
Third flutll‘.
To beautify
. one’si frock.
iluudsomc new fringes range from 2 to ii-iilcllcs
in width and are either plain or kilottcd. '
What beautiful shades of purple navy rose tau
and brown. as well as lilticlgwltlc to $2 yard.
\
Silk tusscls too rungc in size from 2 to 9 inches.
Wondrously-cichiiyc—-\\'ht-thcr black silk or of bl'iL
limit hue. ‘
Many styles, plain or fancy topatmd some with
top of gold or silvcr,——5c to $1 each. j
Plaid :md flowered Gcoi'gctto crepe rivals the
rich plain hues in favor. Light: hues and dark; ploui y.
$2 to $3.50 yard.
Center aisle, rear.
THE HOWLAND DnYoooos COMPANY
i
l
Reports that the t‘entrnl
'havo sent a large force to Sofia. the
Bulnrinn capital.
A diplomat familiur with Turkey
point- out that it will take the [Nil-
lut W on hut I'Ifll‘ll. a strong
:m to make no. MIC.
posnls coming at any time.
. The opinion is freely expressed that
a definite appeal will come from Tur-
l’owels continued Imus.
'umr pifiicnu
Rev. Edmund J tileuvr. Norman?
that W took up with the
t‘bnu, Lute-May mu. arrived~ in
m"
known here. that might result in pro- DEARTH 0F HUN OILS
,‘key when it in forcibly brought to her. late nnd oils is noticeable throughout
attention that tleminny is unable lung- Germany, and frequent railway acct-i
\I er to strengthen her army or check her? dents are due to hot bearings caused
. by ivieuiticlcnt lubrication.
~tive :cpuir whom are unable to keep
‘ 'up with Illl' repair \mrk.
‘nnd
“RR'VE’ IN TOWN; while mom-y in plcnly. financiers:
realize that. without large indemni'iri.‘
'tlermany will hr insolvent when the
a. m. Rmruniwd t‘huhh or Jms" “" "
CAUSES RAIL wnzcxs‘
AMSTERDAM. CI.
The
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l.~~llcarth oi'
lot-onto» ,
t‘oal, iron
limbo-r oil;- disappearing. and
“TESTS"!!!
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