_. The Government needs the
Mdymuoney foreman:
aw wrunn" &. ' ' o
the war to a successful finish.
'0 sdvise $4121.35“ to
, the 1M 0 ex-
, um limit of your ability.
t We are beefing this. advice
Iitltourownmoneytngood
lay for safety, satisfaction
and sell respect, plus good in.
- trust. We on: imagine no
better investment.
The boys will not all come
bank. butLevery dollar you
' into 'berty 30 s '
gun as sure as the Wm
adores. .
3 THE,
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at
A"? lv 1 i. All. 2
ORDERED C Ami
Iflflltllul no. M! M)
men— so -Wm .k‘.mv- ”we
The Huns Started It I
liberty Bonds Will FilliSll 'll
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in
At the head of the list are electIic
falls. Lawn mowers come next. with
production cut to 40 per cent. of that}
in lilli. ‘
Restrictions on other articles not in;
. l
Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
demand except in summer were devis-3
ed also. Pottery is restricted to 50?
per cent. of last year's output, pad-
locks to 79 per cent. and builders'
hardware to 40 to 50 per cent.
Stepladders and balances and raté
{and animal traps are. also put on the‘
lent-tailed list. Production of sporting
farms and ammunition is limited to 10‘,
.‘per cent. of last year’s output: cash?
,registers and all kinds of calculating;
lmachines are cut down about 25 per
cent. of the production last year. Ice,
.cream freezers, glass bottles and jars}
:and talking machine needles were;
lplaced under the. curtailment ban too. ‘I
I Additional restrictions designed to,
.mnserve labor. fuel. transportation
A Liberty'Bond Buyer, Is a Lib-
erty Fighting Bond Soldier
The Hatch £1. Bailey Co.
and surrounding towns.
We are proud of the display of seasonable
sure that every visrtor will enjoy it.
Visit Our Suit Department
Is the advice and the invitation that we give gratis to all the ladies of Norwalk
wearables shown there and are
SUITS AND COATS 0F LATEST MODELS
DESIRABLE DRESSES OF ALL THE 'POPU LAR SHA DES
, ,- and other war energies are under con» SEPARATE DRE-SS SKIRTS 0F CLOTH. SILK AND SATIN
’ - ide a ‘ . .
‘ I, ERR 5 WINTER TOPS . r (IDL‘M' ? DAINTY WAISTS OF SILK 0R LINGERIE
“it, . gfigro] t 8Rallglei's gmsmobile ANDOVER LEGIELATOR DEAD. ‘
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IMLWHPMW overland“, dunner “a" Tag:;a.a.a.a GLOVES AT HALF PRICE
a an ' ‘ 19 . session. and sat esi e is x ,
Q ‘ -- ‘M , .- . DISTRIBUTORS Buick . 3:33.31”? 2, [13:3, moi, r3213??? only alimited number left of those IMPOREEg 0%11)%i;%p\‘\[lfiisle “rib {2.0:}
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CANADIAN CASUALTIES.
Ottawa, Ont.. Oct. 18.~~Tudny’s t‘an»
adian casually list includes the fol‘
lowing names of Americans:
Killed in action: E. Hall, New Bed:
t‘ord. Mass: W. Gardner. Philadelphia:
E. Lawnshy. Methuen, Mass. I
llled ot wounds: A. Dow. Pttwtucket.
R. l.
Ill: \‘l'. l’aull. Fall River. Mass. '
Wounded: W. (l. Davies, Union Hill,
.\'. .l..' J. (lore. Jersey City: R. M.
; Foster. Lawrence. Mass; C. France.
‘ (‘entral Falls, “R. l.; H. Marsden, Mun-
chcslel‘. t'onn.: G. 1". Key. New Bed
’ t‘ortl, Mass: J. Sullivan, Nanticoke, Pa.
. TOWNS OVER THE TOP
IS.v—’.\'ew llnrr
North ”M'
ten and Guill'ortl haw all passed
I
MRS. LYDIA E. N. LOCKWOOD '
DIES AT DAUGHTER'S HOME
Widow of Late Judge D. I. Lockwood
~v-Fonernl Hero Saturday At- -.
ternoon ‘
Word was received here today of
the death of Mrs. Lydia Ellen Nulmn
Lockwood, widow of the late Judge
David Benjamin Lockwood. which oc- ,
curred at the home of her daughters .
Mrs. Harold M. Gould, of New Haven.
Besides Mrs. Gould
Evans: and It son,
wood, clerk of the (‘ommon Pleas
Court. She. was 85 years of age. The
funeral will he held
noon at the. Read
in Bridgemrt. the Rev, A. J. Martin.
pastor of the Grace
Sidney N. hock-
stte is titlt‘vll‘ed
by another daughtpn Mrs. Charles S.
‘aturday after ,
.‘llt morittl Chapel,‘ ’
Methodist I'Iple- I
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HARTFORD on. 17. The death of Law school in 19m. tit-tum been “i’*‘" DI“Inot???1‘2:M<2§;:;Iect<iicmlno to!
John P- “3319);. asistant l‘nitcd Statesi t'ial assistant to United Estates, llIstrIt-t The t‘ollog'ing speakers will appear?
District Attorney in mi,- rity, occurredt Attorney Thomas J. bpellat)”. since for the Democrats in the State. dur—1
yesterday at m” home. ‘ Jewell (‘ourht May. 1917‘ and during the latter a 19.”. in the campaign to open Oct. 21:
due to pneumonia. lie was twenty-six. of absence. had been practically in I:
t . > . - .- . Secretar of Navy Josephus Dan-l
3'9“” 0’ ":9. a native of New Britain charge of the t nnnPLlKUl distlttt. y i
.
i
i
.
jleis, Secretary of Labor “'ilnon. Sec“
'retary of (‘ommerce Redt‘ield. John J.
, Ilientz, former progressive of Columg
‘ ‘ “ ~ “3' " ” ‘ \ H -, bus, 0.: John Buke, treasurer of the’
United States; Attorney George (lor-i
" don Battle of New York, who defend-
' York: Balnbridne (‘olby of the United;
States shipping board: Irving 3. Goblin
the writer; Scott Ft-rriss. chairman:
"’ or the Democratic congressional cont-
% mittee: Samuel J. tlrahttni.‘ assistant
1
lv'OIIRTH' LIBERTY LOAN
All mhscriptiona, reports of any kind and material on
hand must be handed in to the Headquarters of the Sub-
scription Committee no later than 5 p. m. 8sturday,.0cto. [attorney general; tax-(lot. Martin II._
Glynn, of New \ork: Franklin B.
her the 19th.
THE LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE OF NORWALK.
. Roosevelt. assistant secretary of the
' narv: (‘nto Sells. Commissioner of
Indian affairs. and A. Mitchell Palm.
KRIEGER’S
OLo'mnto roe mt,
woman are cnnonrm.‘
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iattno‘ Want Ads Work Wonders.
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.thvlr quota tor the Fourth Liberty
:l.oan. according to reports received
by the loan committee last night.
2/
corral Church.
will he in
Bridgeport.
officiating. interment
/ or. and property custodian. Secretaryl
' of “'ar Baku-r has promised to come
‘ -:\\;1§me:% into the State it possible. '
I
new . ._
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starts: \.
Children’s Dresses SW" Skirts
$ 1.98
JAC.BY’S $5.28 up
It Matters’ Not What “Kind” or Price Suit or Coat
, You May Have in Mind You’ll Find It Here!
«fie/D There are numerous models-——each is handsome and styles correct
:4, ’ , CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED . ‘
’ Men! _ -— ' ' - Superior Clothes
The Best Clothing obtainabe to- terize Our
‘ day Is RlGHT HERE for your
New Fall
SUIIS AND COAIS
The display is now complete.
Suits - $25 up
We can fit you satisfactorily.
Don't‘ wait till later on ~Buy: your
Fall Clothes Now! "
Suits - $20 up '
0’coals $22-50 up
FURS '
,. Kale-autumn
Are Expensive but Erery
W'oman Wants Them
We have the choicest skins—~made
up in limited styles. The stock is
limited, so make your selection early
Coats $16.50 up
SUiis fr Overcoais . Girls’
, 5 $6.98 up “Coats - $5.98 up
Millinery Styles . V Winsome Fall Dresses
For fa" ' for every occasion at prices to
seem more attractive than everi 3““ every pocketbook.
The best of them are now here. $7 98 '
' o ’ up
, $3'98 up Siren. rayon. Mm sun-- and Wm '
w. a" .a . ,. ‘
t " . .. .. , ‘e t. , ..
Boys
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’ ' ~ Y PAYMENTS.
PT 7- ed Moivnenux: (‘ol Alex. S. Bacon. us
TEAM CA AINS 3 New York attorney: Frank (‘arstaa
0f the ‘ phen. assistant city attorney. New
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”VALUE or COMMON THINGS
The common things of life an.
things well worth while when we
know what to do with them. It was a
glimpse of a bird that he had never.
seen before, but “high he might have
seen a thousand times so common was
it. that made a forettiost nature mil-
er out of Bradford Torrey.
-Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
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