HELP run FUEL
says:
The Director or mmdeWn
”it!
READY FOR A
PEACE BASIS
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ADMINISTRATION
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:mfbmmg—udm ‘l'heNatuomlPuelL_ troll-ulna. till-lbw .
. amount of coal can be and by the installation of storm doon. industries Board will be called on to2
when all are learning. WI] . ,, .
Atoll stoves ‘ti lint-o suit' ntormwmdows ! ....‘I.nd advocates such installation “10 suite. This means that the hundreds
have cool for ’ names: we do proper firing methods and proper attention to oi industrial and commercial leaders",
3 m I!“ boile n ._ W who have been called to Washington?
it . l'l. . _ . . .
boot. ' . will have to continue their services,
'0 ...d to “u you—1t I o Bronx WINDOWS AND Bron“ D00“ to. essential peace work, or substi-i
. - ,Wr . _ _ tut ‘ t the b t und.
Wmmmfim to i cut down om bill], me the mo“ Md hillthflllflfll 0f lilaZnt‘i’tractmillinge plants which now
We ‘ ton of coal unless you . your house by eliminating cold floor drafts. make it possible look to the win- Industries Board lot
it in rubber and b to keep the house warm in the severest winter weather and Homilies in Williams {Interim and
, . n I _M_ , y 5 permit rtect “mania.“ , . which in turn comply WILD the force»
W m of M can ’ pe "m iu't suggestions of the board, eventual-
' wear a smile when suit is PREPARE roa woman—anon Now. “1'”an some Government 38w"
' shrinking HIDOEI (“390011) i ‘U to build: them dujrlng the profess oi;
. atop; a ut towar peace pro uction.‘.
I" W 3nd high. ‘11 g: ' The thr industries Board is the only"
M do ll pay and ugh. e a c a, ey O. ttgcncy equipped with the machinery!” FOR MEN .
we take courage for thn_rea- ' and supplied with the information to; Neckwear
”n; it ”on willbothe mm ' . gltt- this guidance. For that reason," -
l1 and then, mom 001d ' -.._.. the oihcials in closest toucil with cut“! HandkerChlefs
m numb our flipper! “I. —_l-—_ tents of idtas within the Government Underwear
sidZwalks Wm In full of insist that the War industries lloatd’ DI’IVII‘I Gloves
. . T T P Iwill i‘UIlliiluk in existence lndctillitely ' '
Ihpperl. WIN ER 0 S alter the war. regardless oi when tilt“ {igggns‘aérts
_ war ends. ‘
Ford Chalmers O|dsmoblle (lint-tats intimate that nit-tins will be‘ UPderweE" .
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(.hevrolet Chandler MIXWC iound of continuing the current plalls‘ N121.“ Shll'ts 3 3 ’
. Overland Hudson (C [or eliminating strikes, oi giving labor: HOSICI'
3"... akIand BuICk greater. volt-c ill the manaxeltletli oil Umbre las
.5 industrial plants. and oi extending‘
DISTRIBUTORS :1 both labor and trade federations to:
. . tpmnlote collectlte bargaining. The, i
' Anchor Winter Tops. Sharrcr Wlntcr Tops rt suggest that o... Hotel‘nlneni. through:
1360+Telephones—2011 <
the War Finance Corporation. may aid
Im the colltcrsioll oi industries from
. war to prune footing, reversing the t-x-'
Tristram . & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
ALL ’ROUND THE STORE
Are New and Seasonable Goods Suitable ior Fvcry Member oi ‘
the Family.
FOR WOME . t"
Fashionable Fur-3N i; t.
dyhihfii‘c rm"
out o a e
Separate Skirt?” 3
Pretty Petticoats
FOR CHILDREN
Fur Sets
Rain Coats
Cloth Coats
Sweaters
Bath Robes
.m- m
.. Beautiful Bathrobes Crib Blankets l
Dainty Watsts School Stockings 1
Correct. Corsets U nderwcar l
Attractive Kimonos Gloves '
Reliable Raincoats Handkerchiefs i
A Big Stock oi Blankets, Comiortables, Sheets and Pillow Cases l
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tottl. courts? .
—-— ..- ...s
Vaast Bros. Garage
:‘lsiing priority ol war enterprises. Ilail- lion have been running a little “side
.l'oad transportation, industrial produc- businesfi' of their own by making a
‘rw a-ts - ' .. only“. . 5 Its rhol‘,
. l. -. p.41“ -\<s :n lit‘llt't‘.
(or. . limit 14‘ five :l (Allitlx', Hem.
"LLUT'lJli‘g" "Dive
Roy fl ‘t'i lSS
trct" church Falstlctcrv. wc'd tx—
r‘langc :t or pvc you till. it your
_ money 3L5) 10 $3.50 t‘d"ll. ,1
Albert D. Morgan.
84 WASHINGTON or. i
and i.‘ it doesn't
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——-'AT THE——
Standard Butter & Egg Store
'12 North Main Street
Next to it. .I. colllns & Co. '
('ill‘tI lllillli‘l's will be as bit; a qtlcs-
'ioll as that of how to mtlkc war has
lit-ctr, ltrttlly :tll tlovcl'nlncllt :lucllcit-s
now ..lc instilling tllclllsvlvcs qtlit-tly
lo litiillll: stock. in t‘onurcss the spir-
it is l‘t'lIl‘t'lt‘tl ill at icltst llll‘i‘i‘ pending:
I'(‘St'lllll0li§ looking to' crczttion oi
lltlill‘iln tli commissions to study rccotl-
rt'ut'iloll. The Republicans advocate
.t slit'tty by a colilllliticc ot tllclllbt‘l‘s
oi tolllzrt-ss Senator ()tcl'lllltn‘s rc-
tllhlillpl't‘sit‘ll hotly oi students oi" vari-
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fifiSHFIELD’S ;
*‘ZAUTO EXPRESS?
j Daily Trips Between
viiNorwalk and New York City .
Iv-wlMAiN OFFICE, 122 WATER STREET.
. ‘ South Nor-walk. Conn. ; _
> Telephone 294. ‘ 1
NEW YORK CITY OFFICE. g
117 East 23rd St. ‘
Phone Grammercy 705.
If you are in a hurry. just phone us:
and we will take care or your express
for you. We have seven of the best ‘
Trucks in the state. Also, Hydraulic-
Durnp Trucks for Contractors“ Work. :—
~Our Trucks make daily trips toNew . ’
.York city. Let them handle your"
freight and express, and thus keep Ii
away from the congested terminals.
We Haul Anything
, Anywhere
No Job Too Large or Too
' Small
Your Shipments are entrusted
Best Candied E225 . . . . . .
Best American Cheese ..
Best Mixed Tea . . . . . . ..
Best Santos Coffee
Libby’s Condensed Milk
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competent empioycs only. . PLATE CORNED BEEF . . 18c lb _tlzr war will end. i .
A receipt is given and obtained 1( . ' . ' . --------- - - - ....... . _ -__,.___,__..._. __
allfioods handled.r , ”ll RUMP CORNED BEEF ......... ..... . ........ . 28c . N0 LOWER’PHONE
“ one or'Wl'tte or our rates, we can. 1 BRISKET CORNED BEEF . _ _ ........... .o_ . . ....... 14c I) j RATES EXPECTED
save you time and money. . ; . .
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING 1! NATIVE CABBAGE .. ........... .. . .............. 40 H). i —““"““’
of All Kinds. .
VANS fer Long Distance
. ‘PADDED .
Furniture Moving. .t
Best Butler in town
...-.
Evaporated Milk . . . . . . . . .
Schultze"s Thursday Specials '
Prime Roast Beet, boned and rolled 36c lb
Morris Famous Bacon, by the piece 34c lb
Schultzc’s Sanitary Markets .
(ills ploblt-llls. Senator ()wcn has it
similar sllgctstion. Most Adlllilllst..l-
tint lcttdcrs arc inclined to endorse
:4 ll'ttor (lit-lllltln‘s proposal.
i'rtsltb‘lii Wilson has discusst-tl tllc
tlll‘mllillis’ of internal. as well as intcrt
li'llltlllttl l‘t'cttltsit‘ttclion. with a tow ltd-
‘\ isor.~_ and it is understood that it w.ls
at his suggestion that the (‘otlticil of
National Defense went lt)‘\\‘0l‘k months
ago Lillllt‘l‘lll: information from all vlt-~
p-rtnlt-ltts and bllrcatls conccrilin:
.illell capitllilitics as pcacc-tllnc bodics.‘
'Ali cxicnsivc bibliography. several
cllus's .lill ot' rcports. and a number
55c lb
53c
31c
39c
.. 20c
.. 2 for 25c
13c
......
..-.-.
..... .... o
for :ilr ltsc of any ancilcy which tilt."
;undcrt.tkc to formulate the (iovcrvr
lllt‘l t's .ctonstrtlction program. No ni-
iort has bet-n mode by the council‘s oil
firms to suggest policies. This rc-
‘N‘Jil'tli work has been done largely by
iV‘ftL‘ior S. (lit‘t‘ord and (irosvenor t‘ittrk-
' son. director and secretary, respcctivc-
‘3'. ol the council. Mr. tiliiord has just
l‘tltlillttl from Europe with informa-
tion on [Ollltllivc seconstruction plans
tlt lht‘ Allies.
All this is only the barest outline
of what (iovcrntllcnt leaders are think-
' (Continued Front First Puget
The great “kick," born in volume.
and lilttilbcl oi “kickers." socmsno be
relative to the claimed exorbitant
charges connected with the installa-
tion of a new telephone or transfer of
Benjamin Hershfielc' . “*mii‘ : NORWALK' SOUTH NORWALK.
___* __, _, . United States License No. 17.903.
Mum“? .. to:
NEW BRITAIN FIRE ;
FROM EXPLOSION:
. ,SllIIS, Coats "'
’ and Dresses
' _THE‘.
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:{tlntllllled trout I‘mlt Pm-l
vault was badly damaged by
Eton]
c. To'o iatuilics living in the build-
ing escaped. The fin damaged a
building to the north. The entire flre
apparatus was out and the tire was
‘ well taught by the firemen. Chief W.
J. Noble I'u injured by tolling side
In" that caved in.
- , . _ .Sevenl firemen were slightly
ANTI-HUN morn. shocked by live wiret- which tell. The
an Inn Out in Constantinople total «more will be ten than 815.-
._ “m Omyflll Oly- Olmtch. “O.
. - d ,Oct. :0 tBttvnttl.~ltlot;tt (The butldiu la renlarly patrolled
mmntCol-tutlnopleui. aloe-mm and lu- be
mush-behomm ' Within-Icahn“:
. at“ w.
'will cast their votes in
. Bone already installed. According“ ‘0
~L’EQE—E—‘L'n-‘E‘the comments heard. patrons of the
”xfif‘l‘l'll't’. in prospective patrons. have.
no “kick“ over paying the 1):” an"?
elation r nlovi ell tenses. lit to it ~
Massachusetts Men at Camp Devem to jog; [oopayingns'hnlx they consult-r an
6'“ Him" - 'cxortiittmt price- on top of the lt-tzuléil‘
AYER. Muss. Oct. 30.—-Massacilu- service charges
setts men stationed at (‘amp De'vens,‘ Compugmon, leoly.
the coming‘ This phase in the new era oi trit’
state election today instead of elm: phone management has caused it until
tlon day next Tuesday. it was nominal.» bfl. of developments that rm. apt to'
ad here last night. The voting will “use. later compllcllllml. l'nvel'l-
be under the supervision oi Capt u ”’0". are to the edit-oi "we. are
George C. Tait. camp pornomlel cl Inner": mu“. alkali! pron!
oer. It Ill estimated then are 12.0“;m .. ‘5, I!“ .1 those who IN
TO VOTE TODAY
Bay State “‘0“ hQ‘I'Q of “on .W‘i'onm.‘ m” to ”‘1' ‘glu‘m‘mw
lmtcty 8.000 are entitled to vote. w tho nice in
The votes 0! New You no: litxx‘a “g, :3?“ shrine-at
Cup will be out either at the out 5.... or a... state. it in china
Witt
tho
or this week or the lit-M at not;
Twenty holes at ”at York ”at
have been received.
:.\ll:lloll protidt-s for appointment oi" a .
‘ltil‘ use by the widow for
til I halls. have been gatllcl‘cd together-
Ill: tllcst- days without rcgttrd to ‘.\l‘.t‘lt _
Ilion and ocean shipping must be to substantial cltat‘tzt‘ to guests, tt-llants
‘(Ildlllilil’d and supervised tor a few or "the”; who may wish to use tllc
Iryoars .tt'tel [ware ('(llllt‘S as they have wipuhom.‘ .
Y {been during the war, in the opillioll The “up. general conditions, ac-
ou Get the BCSt Quality at r”! itovernltlent ”“49”“ l'z'l‘pluy'lli’m cording to report, have resulted ill
agencies, universities alld schools, pmspswls oi top-photo‘s in residential
' LOWGSt Price When You DO It‘hurflws and "In” social .‘i'gm'im‘ districts being pcstcrcd by non-pos-
itions lllust cooperate to iacllttttte the. “.830, “‘h(np\'(||' they dell'e to avail
. placing of l‘t‘llll‘llt‘d soldiers in the oc- themselves of n". convenience.
Your BuVing Here. it'upatlons “he” ””5 “"3 b9“ titted A little scheme is said to have bccn
t and most Infidel." . , , discovered litit-ly Mllcl'cby sew-nil rt-s-
Golden Santos Coffee . . . . . . ......... . . lb. 20c. 5 lbs. for 95¢ tttlltgtfl” 3:31:14" 3.15 {3:213}ng “mt; mm,“ of a locality are'scrlously con:
, . - . ~ I slticl'lnu the "poollntl “f expcnscs
Ferris Bacon, slicedtoorder. lb. ....................... 58c nmsi Uowullucnt aacllcics which llHVI‘ with ”,9 pp.“ of .“touring tctcpttont-
Blue Ribbon Peeled Peaches, per pkg. ................. 16¢ sprung up during the war lllust contin- Hint“. on a sort of cmnmunlty plan
Challenge Blend Coil‘ee. per 1b. ....... . ................. 220 “‘i‘ to '““"”}f“ m" an lllllt’lll’lllt: “‘"e by having it in the name oi ollo_ but
Aunt Jemima's Pancake Fleur ............. lilo—48¢: pkg. 33:13:11.;rll‘ics;includelt‘he “ ”.1" for use of all, who pntt‘l' into the
There's a GOId Medal PERM-k8 F 10‘". pkg. ------- - - - - ------------ 150 'l'l'tttlc llilll'l'll.’ (Food.[tilt’t't’llglt‘tlcflahfilllihin; llilz'llllln I'rsl)1‘:;‘:alln“l*llllt.halflfil‘lilflglgtun‘ll:
Wis; LogCabm Syrup ........ . . ........ 23c and 430 can trillions. WHI‘ labor litmrtt and the The gent-ml opinion was that it would
Razor Chalce Hand Pmked Pea Beam’ )b‘ """"""" 16C ‘1“! Mbwr‘himw iioanl, "umvm‘m not he uttmw-d by tho atllthol-l‘lics.
. tortuous n tic t‘ount-it or National «mm.-- __
. ' Nucott Nut Butter, the world s best, lb. ............... 34c “Hum Wm. mam“ mimrmmn' . ‘ ‘7 ‘ ‘
For You , Get It. Fresh White Corn Flour .................. 3 lbs. for 20c m... “mm mm. (“NM ”NM EXCESS pgop ITS
A i 3‘ S .3 .< t: , ._ Crescent Maplene for flavoring, 810., hot. ...... . ........ 35C " llt' ltollrotld Administration has 21 TAXES EXTRA ‘“E"
2.11 t‘l L i\‘li months to live ltl'ict' mace iu siiuod, y '\
l:: Sui-11"” <’-‘-\' 1-I r-1 - -. till“ ss tuitllv It't:lt~‘léllltilll should t'lhtnec T0 INI)I\ IDLYAL‘
tum... \N‘c'L. crlp' you amt; 2:: A F B costing plans tor restoration ot‘ l‘itll- —
ec mann 0 Imttls to pl'quic control. The Red lt‘onltnuotl From Page One)
ms 3 o . (‘Ztlhfi \‘otlnt: Bit-it's t‘ttristittll Associa-
lino \\'ttr t‘anlp t‘olltnlllllity Eel-rice, . .
Q '"T""i‘~""' . Incorporated and .otllillir institutions will have bi: Onc “f ”1" ”WWW.“ M .”w NW
ogAl‘LOR work to perform in conjunction with (‘lflui‘t‘ l5 ”N“ "“"l“”“"“’"“ “1”“ “"“n
83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 1405. thc liotclttlllcnt long an... the “';”~ is or nominal capital ill which . pcr»
“Nt'iIlV‘V m3?" lit vrtlr klmi of |1\“r_ Mllllll ril'l\l('t‘." lll't‘ l1 lall'Rt‘l‘ lilt‘lm'
i“~ “‘1 “7““ ‘ "i .:.: 4* “l l”' 5 In realization that the qllt-stiotl of ”m“ ”"4" m‘““““‘ capital "my .01.“
11v: a"*"j",";"" utimn. ‘ hm. to ill‘t‘ttlllllhsh “1| tip-Mt coltittli to Ilt‘ \axcd on tho sitlllc basis as
v‘l‘h“ \klpn ‘ , .«t m (W11 } pnrlnplsfips'
Tax on insurance.
t‘llllttncs ill tllc basis of toxin: in»
stlrant‘c cmllpatlics t‘.‘ltI lit't- insur-
ance werc agreed upon by the com»
tllittcc. For tllc Ilousc provisionst
tor taxi-s oll prcliliullls pa.tl on lit-f
suntncc and income and war ciccssj
pl'otits ilnposts on capital stock of
(“ t'lill'h'. 'l‘ct‘t‘ytillc.
. t
the cottlpatlies, a colllplctc substitute;
plat-till: a tax of 1:! pct cclli. on tho;
not incomes of cntllpltnit-s was adopt:
ed. >
nlittce agreed to allow t-onlpitnlcs to
in computing the tax. the Mini"
WELFARE COMMISSION TO MEET ‘
The commission of public weliare.
t-lcatcd by Chapter Hid. I‘ulllic Acts
of 1917. will hold public hearings in' BUY AT
the hall oi the boost» oi representa-
tives, State Capitol, lIai‘ti'ot‘d, at twt.
p. m, Wednesday and Thursday No»
velnbcr 6 and 7. [or discussion of
health insurance old are pensions.
minimum wage laws, and the otherI
matters rcl'crrcd to the commission] CLOTHING FOR MN.
by t‘llapter 163. it is desired llllli all}
who possess facts or opinions that
tilt-y consider important concernmlz'
the subjects, avail themselves or
this opportunity to present and dis-
cuss them.
The personnel of the collllniasion in?
us l’ollows: William lirosmitll, cllailn‘
lltzttl. IItllllUl‘llZ Jacob D. Klein.‘
ltritlucport: .latlnt-s ’l‘. Manic, ilart-
ford: Mark W. Nol'lllan, Dill'll'nl Cco.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN”
EASY PAYMENTS.
Ilolclo stt'lts arc \‘I‘l‘\' littomin; to
small women as “vii its to young
J ACOBY’S
.; Dependable
Clothes for Men, :
Women and '
Children
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
Fishing
Tackle
Prices} Reasonable
A. W. Hodge
North Main Street, ‘
._._. A... We -.-. -,, «1
Automobile
lichairing
South Norwnik.
tlctluct l per cent. of tilcir nit-an
rcsorvc. taxes on real cstatc away , ‘ .. ,,__ g .- . k
and a tint exemption of $2.000. ' “lgh Grade Wol‘ a
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SEVERAL BENEFlI‘ I
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BY STOK .5 WII.
(Continued from First Page.)
Thomas and William, and his sister,
Olitia. 'I‘llt' sum or $5,0th is sot asitlt‘
l‘ricnds and former servants. A like1
sum is named, the income oi‘ which is;
to go to his blotllcr Thomas, and each
relatives;
brothcr and sister is tell $2.000 to pur'
chase some rclnelnbrancc ot'
Stokes. To each niccc and llepllcw
31,00 is lcl't for the same purpose. ‘
To cousins are but bequests oi $10,-
000 and $lit.tll)0: to John R. Molt and
Franklin Gaylord. who carried on
charitable work tor .\i r. Stokes abroad.
$1o_ooo and $15.0o0 respectivcly;
dloytotl to his secretary, S. 1‘. Wood-
l‘lll'l; $10,000 to Dr. liotlditlot Attcrby:
$15.000 to Mrs. Nelissa Nottsy, these
latter two being cousins. ‘
Among the gifts to institutions are
$120,000 to New York Unlvcrsity to
-incrcasc salaries and for it course of
lectures dealing with political sub-i
.jccts: $5,000 to New York Society for,
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children;
$5,000 to Y. W. C. A.. 01‘ New \ork:
4‘85Jltl0 to Y. .\1. C. A., of New York;
$101100 tor a special fund to aid girls
in the New York Y. W. C. A., “espe-
cially during lunch hours:" $251300 for
a Y; W. C. A. country rest house; $20...
-000 to Y. M. C. A., at Alisonia: $5.0M
each to New York Orpltitll Asyiulnu
NatiOnal Y. M. C. A. Board, Society tor
.the improvement of the Poor, Y. M. (I.
A.. at Wesleyan University, and the
Bible and Truth Mission. of New York.
No estimate of the value of the so
tote has yet been made.
1‘" a Sentinel Wu". Ad.
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GALVANIZED WARE
Garb-n Can. Goal lode.
mmmn
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Delicatessen and
Fresh Vegetables
”i m M "“ “‘3‘ 3lbsSaurkraut25o
mam E(I. Ethnic
. es. . ~ g .
Specialty '
Official Service for
iChevrolet, Maxwell
l
‘and Graham Bros.
.1iucks
Ford Repairing and Parts.
Wrecks Towed in any dis-
ance.
Austin’siiaragc
Pilate 1950. Beaview A.“
IAST NORWALK
SPECIALS 3
For This Week
Sperry & Barnes’ Pork.
_alb. 29c
Libby’s Coll. Milk.
a can . . .. 12c
Karo Corn Syrup.
13c
.a can
Live Oak Buckwheat.
3lb.nklz.
We have a supply of
Pure Loose Cider Vinegar
on hand.
_ it. STULL' ,
24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk
u.....oc.
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NEW CLASSES BEGIN.
ttloltltllv 'EVENING.
BEGIN Tats WEEK IF
POSSIBLE
Full Line 'in
Meats, Groceries,
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The U. 8. Civil Service Oom-
miuion «truest: us to call your
attention to its‘ necessity of se-
curinc suitable clerical help-—
[specially those trained in
W and Typewritiog.
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