. . street, South Norwelha
m roman?—
llolnlk and vicinity: Partly
7 tonight and Saturday. An ex-
'8’ . tree of high pressure central
’ , the northern portion of the Label
. y is producing cool, pleasant‘
in all the northern districts
’fl the Rocky Mountains. The sou.
VICTORY IS IN THE AIR!
Our Flying Machines prove
it.
Let‘s all got together' and
give a gram! old boost to
this Liberty Victory Loan
disturbance is central over ‘
. it is causing heavy mint and do our share to hustle
1» ”WC!“ Mississippi Valley.‘ the Han and cheer on our
- . Miss, reported 45s inches;
in the last twenty four hours.
Boy.
Every dollar toward the
11138 A YEAR AGO Loon helps to hurry the war
TODAY. to a righteous end.
‘emperatltre: High, 57; low. Evmmg necessary for l
r. a?” 37 men to wear is here, frorn I
i bet to new Fall socks.
ity "8 WS Ii Suite and overcoats
$25 up.
flies Emma Mailm- itas .cturned
. Rogers 8: Stevens
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We from Kent on .ttcourit of he. ,NORWALK BOUT“ NORW‘LKI
nations illness.
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Because of the illness of several:
members of the Entre Nous Club, all;
meetings have been postponed until;
further no'tice. :
Clarence (‘tofoot complained to thei
police that some one itad stolen two
F. S, mail boxes from the Marrin‘
block on Washington street. Tlte
boxes were the property of Mid. Ken'
,drick and Mrs. Peter Cunco.
“ "rs. Frederick H Gnuunc, and son.‘
'Merlck, lr.. \tlttt lttitt lit’i‘ll ktill'vr
”from an attack of'tlte pt‘cvuilittu
Mirth influenza, are improving and
hope to be fully iu-towrcd ui'ltin a
‘ 10‘} days.
c “FULL PAGE WAR MAP
.owing all fronts, with \en York
can next Sunday. Oct. lLtth Or
”your copy today.
. Jay, W. Malloy of fill); North
, street is ill with Spanish iniiu‘
w il)r. Baldwin has the case and
a9 is on the gain.
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-KEEP AWAY INFLUENZA
going to Avrick's. P. O. hlda. So.
from
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he Norwalk city court roont is a
M place. this morning with the as-
minors and registrars of voters botlt
fling meetings there. .
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'rPIES, PIES, PIES
fie Burdich home mode pics lit
deco“ management. ltron lilltl Slit-c
Word has built receiVed in this cityt
from l’rimtc Samuel Policy, Amid. l~‘..
in which he states that he is in the
best of health and spirits. The. lot-
ter was dated Sept. 25 and puts to
rout all rumors concerning his report-
ed tlvulh.
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Men who are a hit fussy about their
,sltcns, should see the new models of
the loading makes now ready at Con-
tteztlly Al llrucken‘s. All styles in etcry
crude ttnd color are in their hit: stock.
with plenty oi satislactory stockings
to match.
Good things to eat at reasonable
prices are the familiar key note of-
Ilk and buying (tiastenhurr Oscar l“. Schultze‘s bi. list'oi week-
. underwear. Prices are very. end specials in this paper today. A
able. Also union suits. ‘ (al‘tlful perusal of the some is a sure
' ___._...___ ‘ ; way to learn where to save money not'
.0 dance which was to ha. | ,9“; on one or two items llul on t'\'t'l,\’lllln;l
on Tuesdav evening. ”Huh... i needed for the Sunday dlllDt'l‘. l
3 l i M n'. Club rnotu.‘.|
5”. I t 3:: Erugpttzes c o; the (ioldehi The lmil'd of Selectmen and Town:
' We bu been postponed indl‘flnltt‘ ;Clerk "Elbert R. Smith are in seat
when» of the prevailing epidrmit-Yfilon 10d“ in tho Town Assembly]
“W influenza. llall, where they will remain until ill
. ‘ .__. :o‘clock this cvenimz, for the purpose;
fie suit section at Tl‘i‘sllnlll &;°f making "1191“. On next l‘“l‘ltlfl.‘"
We is a busy place these days tot-tthel’ W1“ hr“ at the lount‘il (hum‘l
guppy of furs, sung. (touts. M.p.,bers In the (‘ity Hall from 9 a. m. un-
-. dress skirts, and many
Other!“ 8 P- m. !
rmble‘ garments in attracting 1
" « attention.
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It is one of tire up The good work of the local tvork-1
of this long established store are for the Fourth Liberty Loan was:
aloome visitors and all are sure of , furthered llllh‘ morning when llli‘l‘l
. A ,_ treatment. Read mp adv. on received notice front Treasurer James;
’M- 11‘. Hubbell of the First Taxing his 1.
let, that he had notified the varioml
ankan the district that Were tit‘poii-V
itories for portions of the Sinktnzl
Fund that the amount of stator“
would be devoted to the purchase ot{
hull photographer voiced a word
Mining this morning to those who
pllnnlns a photographic surprise
bur soldlers for Christmas not to
the proposed sittings and avoid
‘pomment. it should be borne in
the! not, only is there an unusual
her of orders coming in. but that
mply of all kinds of chemicals
In photographic work is exceed-
:Z' . . limited and growing less every
it
Liberty Bonds.
The friends of Frank Novak, former-
ly of south .\'orwtilk, and now superin-
tendent of Bridgeport Sanctuary at
Fairfleld, will be sorry to hear that he
and his wife and three children are ill‘
twith the influenza. They are inpmv-
: ing under the core are nurse. The on-
nual meeting of the Connecticut Audo
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9 teachers of the Lincoln School
Mrs. Chester P. Meeker a plea-
. surprise yesterday afternoon by
'.. 5 her with u vey useful set
' “ . -: . The arrangements for
' flair had been kept a secret and
. ”Infir— was taken by surprise
. confronted with the. presenta-
‘ ’ -Meshments formed a part of
new hour and her teachlnz com
W _ min showered her with an
“ . we of best wishes.
"Wilson’s Remedy for
postponed. t
The local police were notified enr f
1y this morning by a prominent rest-i
dent of the East Rocks Road. that
his coachman had been attracted by.
a woman's screams to a nearby street
last cvenlmz. and found a woman in’
the grasp of a man near a taxicab.
with the wind shield broken and nth-l
- er sins of :i struggle. The woman;
was badly out about the face until
- . neck evidently from limit-n Fla" t
. £2th and Fever and alleged that the driver of
. \, Pflce 50c car had attempted a criminal assault?
. Minn Gummd or "one, Details of the affair could not be ob-
Refunded tained, but the police are working on
the matter. but owing to the absence
and Sold By
., . *W of their informant in New York city"
Simeon-Powell Corp»
today. no further account of the of-
south Norwalk fair could be obtained until his return.
ioniebt.
“OPEN SATURDAY
, UNTIL 3 mm .
tof disorderly conduct.
the;
We come to another big lash. This time
we need not call for helpers. The volun-
teer workers stream in myriad hosts along
the main highway leading to victory and
vindication.
All patriots. by confession.
The grumblers are owed into silence.
If the input of disloyalty remains anywhere
it is hidden as a shameful secret. The heads
are wagging and we hear many bold as-
surances :
“I'll do all I cm”
"I’ll go as far as the next fellow.”
What Do You Mean “
By GEORGE ADE
Are you getting ready to answer in
hundreds a country that has endowed you
wrth' thousands ?
like you squint your eyes and try to
decrde upon the sum which will fairly
represent your individual quota. ore you
acting as attorney for the United States of
America or have you gone in for tech—
nicalities in Order to protect Special interests?
In reasoning with your conscience. are
you trying to be generous or trying to play
safe 7
It is up to you.
The book cannot be passed.
“I'll take all i can afford to take.”
We are speaking. of course. of the
Fourth Liberty Loan and the willingness
of the war-backers to subscribe.
This time we do not explain at Liberty
Loan and how it works. or why we battle
with Germany or that a war costs money.
It will just about require a search-warrant
to find a man who does not say that he
will take all the bonds he can "afford”
to take.
But. 0 my countrymen. we need night
It is for each man to decide whether
he is going to be a thoroughbred or a
squeezer of 50-cent pieces.‘
For the sake of your own self-respect,
schools and correspondence schools. pri-
vate tutors and chautauquas and special
information bureaus to enlighten Mr. A and
Mr. B and Mr. C as to the real meaning
of the word " afford."
Are you panelling around to find out
how much money you can set asidevwith-
Agent.
out the slightest inconvenience to any of
your pet private projects?
Are you trying to decide'how many
bonds you will have to tone in order to
escape the charge of being a slacker?
come through to the limit. If you live to
be a thousand years old you never will
have another chance to start your iron
dollars upon such a noble mission.
Do you wish to deepen the wrinkles
upon the brows in Potsdam?
‘ Would you fortify the courage of every
soldier in France?
Shall we Set in such a stach that the
Kaiser can't see over the top of it?
All right! You are appointed a Special
Don't wait for a committee to hunt you
up or run you down. ‘
Hurry to the bank and break through
the line and order so many Liberty Bonds
that the man inside will be dazed and all
of the neighbors surprised and all of your
relatives proud.
Buy Liberty Bonds—Wholesale, Not Retail
This Space Contributed to Winning the War by
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or. buttresses. race 75 NEW eggs“ em
attack of Spanish influenza.
A man giving the name of John} (Continued From Page Three)
lIiayntca attracted considerable attcn- .
tion by knocking at various doors of‘
t
Sweeney. and locked up on the chztt'ue‘ it was tltourzbt that the disease might
llis case. will‘ be spread. the influenza bud
be heard in the uptown police court through the minus like wildfirc dc»
at 2 o'clock this afternoon. spite the precautions taken.
' ~—--—-'-—-- t gets star oil in u city there it: no stop-
h‘rank Sherwood. aged eight vears.‘ ping itsspread. -
was found lying behind a tree on Dr. Tracey also suited that there.
Chestnut street this morning at l;15‘ will be two or tun» additional l't'fitst‘s
a. m., lty Albert Clinton, who took the
lad to police. headquarters. When the
boy's nitrite urns learned he was taken
to his home by Otllcer Milton Lock-i
wood. The boy‘s mother stated that;
he often leaws home and runs away'
over night.
the patients.
thoritics to appoint another dl.“l‘|t'l
, 7 to 8 in the. evening
bivalve subocrlptlom for
; will go through the city caring for the
tturncd over to the city doctors for
0va RUB " AWAY. their Patients within 4 tow days. An
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~. cently which it seems bore fruit. Zn-
instant Relief From Pain. darn...“ ntea’d of one mah- and one. female ward
Linimnt" f Those who succumbed to the disease
Stop "dosintt" rheumatism. i yerterday were:
”bill. penetrating "8t Jacob's Lin. fiendish Whitlock. nit Fort street.
belt" mm on the "tender "at,“ and Ford H. Jones, 2: Spring street.
on! «Am-- "In Jacob's Univ.“ Well timer and Jenn "illlm. Sow.
W m' It to n em M- llama. were oil-tug! to 2... hospital
‘ fi * gpaiients. __
RHEWAIbM '8 P IN I‘ I' is expected (but the. new nunpiiul
'. . E will be. thtnwn open entirely uni
appeal was made ftl" such a net:
through the columns of this incur te-
atlflneu Follow. . Rubbing ‘ g helm: in use the entire stntcture will
With "St. Jneob‘e t be at the (input-at or the physicians.
li'!l minority: not one a.” in tiny? Charles rail-ban, :7 Smart Hem: :
require!- interml treatment. Rubi Mutt. Frank (hint-uteri. 'l Him «that:
and by the Him ‘0' my Jock m Harold Raymond. 2‘3 tinted street.
m come: the err uh Mary Flute. “'eut’ort. John Oven. to
Instr-I» butt-eon which an: w "some tor rename at!!! «then--
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assigned to the t1t;tFl.t.¢;pltnl to old
the nursdvet‘trwd: oztjltanzl Io mm for;
Upon ' the arrival ol'
these. it is the plan of theJtcaltlt nu-'
nurse who together with Miss Eliza»
{beth Wynn. the present district “11130.:
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succession. the :ittfiude of the public
is than it is a matter of little conse-
quence whot reply Germany may make.
Much more interest is displayed in the
question whether the German army.
pressed on every hand by the allies.
bon society which was to have been River street inst night and was fin ' ri ‘ ' ‘ ' "1‘ ' "
l . . . - . Sid tllHlltlIl. t. it. o- .ml “in l .ey advances on all f‘ '
held at rairfleld this week has been allv taken in charge by Patrolman. had closed ct't‘l'y hit-“rm“ l'lul'e “1'9"“ 95ml)". Wills. WI" 09 able ‘0
News of the. British occupation of
,Tristram & Hyatt ‘ .
allied armies coming in breathless only because absolute knowledge that
the enemy is abandoning the Belgian
coast, relieves further afixiety concern-
ing the likelihood of air raids on Eric
lsh coast towns and because it is be-
lieved it will diminish submarine oct-
ivily. .
U-Boat War Called Off?
AMSTERDAM, tlct. 18.~The "Han-
delsblud" publishes, with reserve, a
report that the German Admiralty has
>Ostend was espectally heartening. if issued wireless instructions to all sub-
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tttttith Sililli
Don't Stay Gray! Here’s an Old-Time
Recipe that Anybody Can Ap-
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marines to return to their bases.
. Anti-Wilson Tendency.
AMSTERDAM. Oct. 18.—-—vispatches
front Berlin last night indicated it
strong anti'Wilson tendency, not only
in mllztary quarters. but also in those.
which have favored peace. I.
For example, Herrvtlothein, a mem-
ber of the Reichstag, writing in the
"Zeitung ant Mittag," declares Presi-
dent Wilson has given a death blow
to the idea of a league of nations.
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Tl)? “59 0f SEE? and Sulphur f0r l‘C His position. the writer asserts. is
3‘0““ faded, gray hair to “3 “MUN“ one of brute force, rather than equal
color
dates back '0 gmndmowel"9 rights, and Germany would enter a
time. She UBGd' ll (0 keep her hair league under such conditions with
beautifully dnrk. glossy
tive. Whenever her hair took on that
dull. faded or streaked appearance.
this simple 'tnixture was applied with
wonderful effect.
But brewing at home is musey and
out ofdlte. Nowadnvs. by «shine at
any drug store for a bottle. of "Wyeth's
Sane and Sulphur Compound." you
will get this tumour: old prevention.
improved by the addition of other in-
median". which can be depended up
on to restore natural color and bounty
to 'he hair.
A vellum down town amulet
are it carbon: the no no mum"!
and crank that My an tell t9 ha!
been applied. You simply «an» a
some or mo we on.) It a! in!»
your throat» u- htr. alt. one
urn“ or a the. by ”I the
any hair fireman. all I!" .un
other Mitoti— or two. it w
and attrac feelings of
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"indescribable bitterness."
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run FOIL QUESTION
m roonom‘rtou
m mvam' new
“muwl'
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_. reliuuueshment means an ‘ .
nary ‘tvenkcuing of the German itttlt-
.tary position.
“mmmlflwmhmm.
”Immunities-dumps...“
u
Gothcin asserts that the idea of
surrendering tit the discretion of the
allies, makes the blood of Men tau
most confirmed pacifists boil and odds
that although he always htis Olllltl‘t‘ll
unrestricted submarine wart-ore. llr
exti‘attrtir
' The “Cologne Gazette" publishm a
manifesto oi' the conservative party
signed by Count Friedrich von West.
arp and other prominent members of
the party. declaring that after Prom:
dent Wilson’s reply. the contest or
arms must be fought out to a finish.
It. paints a terrible picture of the
fate that would vbct‘all an invaded
t'atlterlnnd.
A desptttclt to the Cologne “Volks
Zeitung.” from Berlin. states that
there will bei exhausive deliberation
between the aeicltstag. the- federal
council and the supreme. command. as
well as the leaders of all parties be»
fore a decision is reached concerning
a reply it, Mr. Wilson's note. it, is
said to be probable the Reichstag
will not reassemble untilncxt week.
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