You Get it! .
bend us stiff as lilistlcs cannot
. infncioriiy shared with it in.“
till suitable only tor soil. light
We’ll help you select the
133
won
.13 mad‘ for your kind of
. «wt to yol rail lw sure of per-
} [Ll WIRH'H‘T Still: lotion,
. he “"55 H i‘hcancst to own
once it ulnar. trial .' its Sliolit,
an!" “lg", Will i‘: dit‘rtivx m print-(‘1
.Mtiou to pivc :i qiilili, (’it‘.‘.i.
Ecrtablr- thuve.
a? a \VISS and if it dt‘t':~li'l
We entirely sui=siairtoty, wc'il t‘x-
ge it or [1ch volt back your
31-50 to $3.50 rut‘ll,
WASHINGTON 2.3T.
W um...“ ,* -
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HELP THE FUEL ADMINISTRATION
The Director of connotation of the mi Within
says: “in? ,..__ /~. .- fl"
“The National Fuel Adminiltntion renlim inst 1 Intro
moicodcubeuved bytheiutslhtionofetonndoofl.‘
star-aviation" ! “end allocates such intonation the
some a we do proper firing methods Ind proper ottention to
hum" 4w
STORM WINDOWS All) mun DOORS
cut down cool bills, incrma the comfort and hedthfulneu of
your house by eliminating cold floor dnftl, make it. possible
to keep the house worn in the severest winter weather and
permit perfect ventilntion. .m
PREPARE FOR WINTfilw—ORDII NOW.
The Hatch c’Balley Co.i
COAL SITUATION ,
IN CONNECTICUT}
.'
The slatei-lcnt follows: i
“l have had requests from local l‘ucl.
administrator: and others tor a word
of explanation supplementing. wi'll
particular reference- to l‘onnecticut.
the outline of the general fuel situa-
tion made by Dr. Harry A. Garfield.
l’. S. l-‘ucl Administrator. in his state-
eucnt of 0c r 26, l have liven asked
particularly lt- say whether Dt'. (law
field's statement to the effect that.
there is an unusually large supply “l.
coal applies to this state. i
“So far as Connecticut alone is
concerned. and. of course. l cannot
pro-sumo to FllPak for any other state.
the stationed-g of in; (talflcld is par
tictlliil‘lv true in reference to hillllllfii
ous coal, It‘lch ls nscd chiefly bv innit
trial-luring plants and public utilities
"I aili glal to say that alum-St all
plants cngaucd in the production of
war matcrilil are satisfactorily Full
(Continued From First l’nflrl
WINTER TOPS ‘
Ford - Chalmers
Oldsmobile .
853ml? Hhsindler Maxwell ‘
; Oakland " 8°" Btfieck *
. DISTRIBUTORS '
Anchor Winter Tops. Sharrer Winter Tops ’.
l360—Tclenbones—2011 .
‘ i, Vaast Bros. Garage 5
" MORE PRISONERS .
- ACCOUNTED FOR
0
i 21 onicm and 50 Enlisted Men with-l
w R“ [:AMPA EN One Civrlian in Various German
: Camps. i
\VASllthi'l‘ttN, NHL l,- Nlilllcs ol'
. m l“t'lll)‘~llne otliccrs, titty clllislcd till-r. ‘
and ouc cilililill ill tit-riliun prison
ialilps ncrc aflllI-lllll‘t‘tl todliy lay tllc
\t'nl' dcpliitlllcnt: tittii-crs ill‘t'?
.it liitl'lsi'ullc‘ i'ii|lllilll" Hurry l“,
s‘ulliluil. llrooklytl: llul'ly l‘ Silllltull.‘
'l'lic pncctllli‘c coulliiittcc lllt‘l for n
rcry inlportiiilt i-oiilcri-nci- lust crcu»
int: to t‘ill'tlli-r the plums lor tiic local
cuilipulizli. llllt‘ to tho kitldiil-ss itl' ML.
,‘t‘ollnoi' of tho Millluclicllio liotcl, lllt‘
iisc ol’ li largo rooiii liiis bccli donutcd‘ liroolllyu: Luann-mitts lCInlcr l'l{_ t;
ltor hcadquilrturs. . tlusllatl. t‘iirtclcillt-, \lo.; Inn-id _\t.
y Mr. .\l:l)'l‘ll(ill’. who llittl bcclt olcctcd 5|('('Iu|‘t*_ Pittsburgh: lliciilird ll. Mc-
iriiuiriiiull or llw lll'ltt‘ found it llt’t‘rs lltill'c. ltroolllyii; “any t‘ lluuktns'
s‘dl‘)‘ to l't's’lgll. duo to lio- fact that tlo-
1 l'llltl~d Stiitcs giiloriliiicilt has ('ltllPtl
ills scrrt‘ccs and that ot‘ his factory for
“lil‘ work. :\l|ll ticttciul llusscll Frost
\i'fls clcctcti (‘llltll'llliiil to sitccccd llllll.
’ .»\ .uilrcotlliliillco or ill.» ot tiic cxocu-
. llrc conlliiiltco nus clcl'lctl to appoint
y :1” silci-iiil t‘ltlllllllllt‘t‘S and their chuil"
:liicll itllll to ii--~i~t lll clcl‘y \tii) lllP
’cliiupiligll iiiutlaucr 'l‘\\t'lll.\{l\\'tl lllcili
illl‘l'S of tho t‘XI‘l‘llllH' coliiliiittcc, in-
clliuiitlz dclcl‘uitcs tiolit \\'ilton \Yt‘rt'
‘ plcscnt at tho tum-tint: illltl cwry onc
by tho slur) of :i l'i>lllL' loli- pit-ditcd
iiiltlscll' to do ovcl‘ythiitg and till tliilius
‘thlil was «sill-d or hint by lllt‘ ctiili;
puiun llliintigcr. This is lllc silll'll tlllil
:tvill put this campaign oli-r thc top
' and it is into tlilit lllc collinlittcc llopcs
~crory oni- who is tiskcd to take an
lH'll\P purl ill lilo wort. will liilillil'csl,
.lliuics ilollnclly \\'il.~ :ippoillicd chuii‘»
liiliil oil lllt‘ poster and pleiciird trihll‘l‘
billion :issistini; with the publicity
llcr d l‘iiy. .‘lll'll.. .lc'litl C. Nn-lsoll. Nor
lttllt‘, \'ai.; lliirry i'. Hawkins, l-Itoit.
Mich
At Lulldsilorl: l.ictttclllliits ltogi-r l"
t‘ilupill, llolt-licslrr. M:iss.1 \rtlitir l..
t‘lnrk, .liilllliicn Plllllt. .\lti'ss.
At St t‘lclucllt llospittil, Mctz: Lit-u-
tcllulil Waldo ll. llcilirtclis, Iiosloil
.\t \'illtucli Lit'lllt‘llillll tlcorgo
llilltilull, \\'orcwsli-r, Muss.
.\l t'unlpd'llhiioml: Liolilclliints
l‘ussili» ll Sl)lt'.‘, South llci'o_ \'t..
'l‘liolillis l“. .liirhsoli, Nl-w lllllilln,
(‘ollll; llcnry ll it‘iost, .\l'llll2ltlll.
.\lw.‘.»,. .lolln (‘, lltHlitltlStlll. l'uutliclict,
R, l.
.\t (‘ump l'lllillouir \‘t-lllltlt'tl i'llll'
lilili llitydu-ll l'. Mayors, Suit Antonio.
Trials.
Al (‘zilup lilillown ill
l.iciltcnillls liiwrcltcc l llolwrts. Lotto
Jackson St, \\'i|liiillulon, ill-L; (ls-cur
.“illltlt'l, t:r.tntwood_ .\i‘. .l.: Edward P.
lliilniltoll, |Cu'~'t (lt‘iillgc. N. .l.
good llciiltll:
in D. Morgan
~ HFIELD’S
work.
’l'lic spot-lid collllllllloo of tho cit-cl-
oil to i'urtlicr tho work consists of Mr.
l". tioodcllilil iis clitiil'iulin. (lclicrul
llii«scll Frost. A. tioldscllmidt. W. G.
lt‘h-rchmd lind P. P. l“_olcy.
l Miss Sturgcs of Wilton was appoint-
ml cllliii'llilin ot‘ lllc work for that (lit-t-
. .ll llospltill. litistiltt: Lit-ulclliilll
John .I. ltcdtlcld, .\lolltcliiir, N. .l.
'l‘hc cirililill lilcutloncd ill lllt‘ list
is .‘lliclincl (llciisolt. l’lllisiitlc, .\‘. .l..
u ho is ill ‘- llosplllil tit 'l‘rlptctlstciil.
l‘Inlislcd llll'll illt'lllllt‘f
At lliistutt: .lolllt H. Scott. .lr.,
ltrtidford. l‘ii ; .‘It‘l‘Ylll F, llcltlclingo-r.
(‘all'llslc, I’li.; Nocolo di Norcin, Now-
;irk, N. J.; Simon Urccn. Philadelphia.
~»-«~«—"""'- -..._..-"'. tcicnt litirtl .‘i‘itl for
- ~llis llolincss thc l’opc praying for
pciicc'»~llclliui'liiiblc photograph ill tlic
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to EXPRESS.
‘ , Pictorial] Griilurc Section of next Sun-
Idol's ch Yulk Allici‘lcuu.
' Trips Between
.\t Lilnhurg: .lolln \‘l'lt‘sllco, l’hillidcl-
pliilt; Harold ll. l.:illdsbcrr_v. l'hiludcl-
phiil; .loscph .lnnlcs Monte, Ncwportf
R. l,; (‘liiir lllchwlnc', Gllrdncrs, I’ll.
. nd New
it. .
{filth Norwalk, Conn.
" Telephone 294.
voRK CITY OFFICE.
on Sixth avenue,
NONE FARRAGUT 798
' in the state.
ty. Let them handle
. _e Haul Anything
Anywhere
handled.
time and money.
of All Kinds.
Furniture loving.
_ common
one.
\
York Ci
e.mmmm’P-§$TYLE Ail—N
t
. in a hurry. Just phone us i
will take care of your cxpresei
We have seven of the best
. Also Hydraulic
Rack: for t‘ontractors’ Work. . . .
flicks make daily trips to New Peamm 33 wowed by Old or 1m"
your
I! express, and thus keep it
. the congested terminals ‘many': different styles of glasses
or write for our rates. we call: I H A M E
VANS for Long Distance
,. Hershfielfl Ill-run. l Ooen Sat. Eve. 'till9o'clock. Est. 1891’
. . ”V
Mel and you'll buy :1 Without' coon TEETH you
But Nanak
Tel. “1.
mil “ j“
Jenni:
Em
. sum
. M W} “Mont-Inn
At llospinil tit Mo‘tz: Saul t‘horltilik.
‘ .‘lt‘l‘itlt'll. (‘onn.
Al llosi-rro Hospital Six, l.tilldnu:
'I‘llollllis .l. Elder. Philadelphia: llow-
yill'tl J. ShiitTcl'. lll'ocllsvillc. I’ll.
: . .\1 (‘amp l'llktlown: John l-‘, _.\ll‘t‘-
7 EYEGLASSES loin. lluncoi' Pii.: \l’i'liiiul .loscph
i t l’ctTis. l-Iric, PM. i
Al. (‘ailop l'nknown. Wounded; .lohit
Kilinl'lin, ltlitil \\'cst Fifth strcot. Cllcs»
l/‘l‘. Pit. .. ..
'llcpol‘ltul ill good health. (‘ultlp L'll .
known: lt‘l'ilnli Szoctzorok. Eric. P;l.;
\l'iictiiw lilucliicklc. Hridgcport, Pa.
Roportcd woundcd. (lutllp l‘ltknownzi
l'Iillcst A. Sliplloro_ lluilinpr Springsi
' l‘il. ' f .
t 1 T... A- l
ifor all possible occasons, formal,‘
’
Don‘tjtyvear old, unbecoming
glasses. Many times a good ap-
Tpropenly fitting glasses. We have
nonini ‘
.' , TOO Large or T00 informal and out-of-doors. i i
. m . . - _. ‘
ipmcl§s gilt! entrusted t i Let us help improve your ap 1 AND KIDNHS "URN
t employee only. pearance. |
« is given and obtained to . ' i ..__ _‘__ i
iTake a Glass of Saltsto Flush Kid-
" neys if Bladder
2 Rating llxcxit
I
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Bothers You .
i-cmilul‘l." cvcnltiulll’l
,or othcr, says it troll-known authority.l
bccatlsc tllc uric licid in inclit cxcitcs
i lilo killncys. thcy bccomc orcrworkcd:
gel sitltzL-ish; ring up and clillsc all
sorts of distress. pill'tiiulllll'lv lull-it
‘Ztl‘llt‘ and ltilsi rr in the kidney recion: .
‘irlil-ltllliitic twingl-s, scvcl'c helldllcllcs.
.ilt‘lll S‘lOlllal‘h, constipation. torpid liv
‘l-i'. slccplcssticss bladder and urinary
irritation.
'I‘bc lltulllciii your buck hurts or kill
ncv :ll'en'Nil‘llIlK riuht or it llladdcr
bothers you. ic’t about four ounces ot‘
Jud Stilts trout fln\' good mistrullfi'v.
tukc n tultlcsilonllll in a class of wit
tor before bit-akin" _for it fo-w days
and your kidneys will limit act cm
This famous stilts ts nlndc [tool tho-
ocld of Ironc- and town: juitc. cont
'Ilnfll with "this. and bus linen mm!
[m .«mrntions to flush t‘Iuflfie-d litii
‘nmn nut stimulus- them to mantel m
hivttp: also in “lithium the with in
like It.» to it no lag" irritant.
!V't' Mile l‘addi I disorders
Ind Ms mom mum-t scrim.
{Inlet it 0| shut with»: ut‘ m
“The house of good Hesse-P
8'7 Atlantic St., Stamford
~33 A. ?- Strut-3‘ ionic”
.cannot CHEW. Without thorough
mastication you cannot have good
'DIOESTIOBJ. Without good di-
‘gestionyourfoodwfllnotm-
turn Without proper unini-
‘ .{gon you connot have mood IU-
: H'IOK. Without ‘ntltrltion
you count hove men. And
whet is 1.1?! without mm?
[lulllllcry'
EIGSO.WSI.
no“ .-
”he a fist-lulu!“ e'vrwm'rm Him
to» than» and mm
1mm
.wltli this udlliinistl'ntinn
.fiilnittc this
l sllrc lllcnl that the people all homo :trc
ND HEAVY TRUCKING iOptometrists and Opticians . prodticcs kidnl r trouble in some Inl‘llli
'liilikiitiz ill this war.
too—t unmet-hour ”lithium-l
plipd for the present. and I hope this
condition will obtain throughout the
winter. I am sure. however, that t'at'll
manufacturer. rcmolubcring the trans-
portutiou diti‘ii-ultics which ('Ullll‘lhllL
ed to the shortage of coal in this state-
last winter viii continue to us? tltt‘
utmost Pl‘OlllllIiV. and will nol Ioruet
that ill the mom of atiothi-r cold win
tcr a severe tlcup on the railroads
might cl'ctltlt‘ afll-ct dolit'crics,
“Our principal concern at the lilo-
lncnt is the inthracite or domcstic
coal situation. and I cannot i-lnpliusizc
too much or too ottcn my sistcmi-ntfi
from time to How during llin plir'l low
llumllls to the cil'cct that tlmlcr Ill"
litost larorllblc conditions i do not on
ticipntc that stair will li-ci-lrc stlfil
dmncsllc use to
the part of any
nlilics us it.
warrant its llsc on
cousutllcr ill ‘tlo- same unit
Ill'tw'lllllh' \‘Pitl'fs
"'l‘o iisslst douicstic coltsuvoh-s
tho conservation of lord. \\llii‘h will 'ti‘t
nl-ccssiil‘v lo 1' rotcct thclil aznillsl pasti
lllcontclllcncn or slim-rim: Ititcr in l'lt't
“‘iltlct'. we. have ISSIIPtI a list of slill
lilo I'PI‘illlllllx‘ndflllilllii for ucttin‘: llll“
llmyitl'ulit amount of llt'kil out of co,
cry iltltltttl all coal Tllcsi- lolly to: ob
tuillcd on I‘f‘Qllt’t‘l front this ot‘Ilcc or
tltc office» of the local clililrlitiill.
"l‘nlplcstionliblr it will ln- uni-cs
slirv. us Dr. (tut-livid tor t'\t'l'ft‘
collsllilivr of I‘ttlll soft and hilt-l mull
lull in this stoic. pilrllcilldtly of hard
coal, in pl‘actJ-c t'lmscl‘nillotl to 'ht-
limit. “'lillc :i fairh szitistiiiloly
lillloullt of "Hill hits becn lt'i'l‘lVI'll ill
tllc stulo tit liirul- thc shipp-rs how
not t‘lllllllllt ll dbtriblllioli llt"\\'t't n
collitiiultilics to lllt‘ P\lt‘lll we ltht'
timed. and ill conscqiicllcc tllcrt- :llt‘
sonic cltics lilid towns lil which slttll‘l
attics exist which luv it tiiiitlvr of coil-
(cm to me, iltolluli l lliili- l'\t'|\ not
sonilblo t-Vpcctntioll that lit! rc will hit
sonic improwtucnt tllll'llli: ”W nth
illmltli or six “oi-ks, 'l‘hls I|ltl\l llt ‘
pond. honour. to it It‘r'lllll t‘\ll'lll
upon \tcztlllt‘l' Iotlditnlus i'tlttst'lillt'lll
it, I tilu colltliict-d titio u will plottii
bly bc ltcccssiirt for largo liouscs to
discoutlnuo tlo- llt'illlll: of rooms not
ill lictuiil usi- 'l‘lorc \ill "“l in-
enough :tnllliuuill- to sllallly |tl'l\:tt|'
ufll'tiui's tlsctl lllt‘ll‘l) ltll' sinful!“ lllll‘
posits 'I‘hl-l‘w will not IH' l‘lltlllTJlI l'ot
Ilt'iHllc L'l‘t'l‘llllttlls‘t's 'l‘llcrc will cw
liiilily hi- no iillllli'itl on coal tor uiloc
t-tlpicd lltlllP-‘tl'i‘ or ltll ';itl\ billltliuz‘ llnl
ttscd {or dwcllill: pulpost-s I‘\('l'|ll tilt
ill-r tllc most c\Ir;iortlillliry circtliii
statics-s.
"l i'ctililo iiiiit tlo- .itcriigc citi/mn o'
Illis stoic is “too to tho sllulitioli. :tlltl
Ill" nccd for lipid ccoltolltyn and l lotto
llccn urclilly cltcouriiuml ot‘ lilic Hr
llic concrcto i \illilpics of liolisohoidcrs
who lililc lirrunizcd :o KI‘I through tlioi
willlcr on loss cottl than provioltsly,
and hair nolil‘icd tllcir tlt‘ult‘l‘s to u-
dilcc tltclr ordcrs.
“I wish at tho sumo tilllc to ctprcss
lll\' thliliks to tho lipmcrous coal dcul-
crs in thc st-iti- who hntp co opcrittcd
in spirit its
well ltS lcllct' by lilakinu llclivcrlcs of
two or tllrcc ions. or men of mo toll
lit it ”I“? to lawn colistllllcrs insle‘ltd
of ii litrncr titlilntit)‘. and bow thus
lit-cu nblc to tiikc (‘fll‘t‘ of it urcliil‘t‘
number of collslllticrs with tho rcsulll
tlllil whilc tho itiunttnt tlcliycrcd i:-
sliys.
“"l "”"ll‘ “rpm” ”m" in W“ Hull.“ of boys \"t‘l't‘ ill front of his pliicc lilid.
llc t'ctircd that they would damage his-
tllcrc nrc 'morc pc'oplc in this stall“
who hutc rcccivod sonic coal to dutch;
"I do not :lllllt'lllHlO no actual cotill
wintcl‘. provided crcliy
cousunlcr rcno ltlbcrs illlit ii' hc. docs
not rcstl'lct 1M lice-dis to n nonunion
sonic mic clsn will bc short of coal .
SEN DS MESSAGE ;
(t‘onttnucd from first Pike)
(ion-l-llur l‘l'olt-olllll's lllcssuzo roads:
“\\'hcn you loco! (‘ounl-i-ticut sol
dicrs plcusc cxlond to ”It-till from rm.
thc greetings of thi-ir static. and us-
proud of thc .rt-cord thut llicy or:-
"i not Sill‘P we all now :igrco llt'dl
thc l‘ilitcd Statcs could not i'cmitlh
nculrill in this wnr ccllillicnt'ml ll." “-
bzilldit nation to conqucr lllc world by
fort-c. 'l‘hc (turnout niili'iary gun-tn ,
ltlcnt riollitcd ill] of our rights as n‘
nclttrul powm', lllurdcl‘cd our i-itlchls
own the high scan. and for~ )‘t‘HTS FOR PROMPT RELIEF FROM Gm”
“mam ‘0 "WM“ ”mm-V “Wm“ “3 Sore Thloat, Cold in Chest and all it»:
i'lllnl‘g olllcr nli'ions and to stir tip sc
llitioll and disloylilly in our country.
“Whilc our boys ill‘t‘ clcunlng tip
thu (it-rtluln lorccs ovcr ”turn “‘0‘ 3W:
clunlne Illtlisloyalt)‘ at home After .
this our thr l'nllcd Stilts-ti will ho it
better nlncc tu liw in tor till loynl Mu ‘
Fl'll'w and our room-nod solution will‘
we lbll it to not mode a hen-n tor dog
hiyal Mcnlurv
“it in summary to count” the
port tonne-«hot and the all front
Comm! In" like. to t W-
T» mm but In. W by It
athl- state "4 HIIM I: m Wit
m 'tMtMmlflf minus! I”'
lbw) more to it- u will «arm
TristraIIi §e Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
1 I “_
' . When
‘5‘ y :. " TRUNKS.
In this department
llii-y Vliillltl do unto you, but do it it.
tllcui lirst."'
HOLLOW‘E’EN wits
HOLLOW MOCKERY
(Continued from First Page.)
with urclil siltisi'acflou. “
Hill with tho traditional pertcl‘slty
of biillliitl llzttiirc many it iliuli itllilt l
his llll'llliil tiliic lllPCt‘ lld'limtl'tl and
llctit'i-d ti stcliltliy sigh l‘or ".l:«~ good
old days" llliil only it your or two ago.
liitldc llllll I'l_\ “'0 in thc hollsctops, tor
polit-l- proton-lion
l: was lllt‘ t'ttllSI‘nFufl of opinion. that
thc llllWlIIllt'il iluict lilo lurgcly duc to
liic lillsl'lll‘t‘ of our young men oycr
soils. whcrc lltcy iirc \cr-y busy you
now lying Iltt‘ can lo lllt“ lull til' ’llu
lliislllllttl
(lllt: liizin \olccd the. sclltilllcnt co;
locliy \tlicll lo- suld‘
"\‘c-s. or miss ‘clll, rind wc Illls'~ 't-lli
lttiiily, and it ”try will only Couli- hzicli
:attlt‘l)’. tllcy can raise my root of! next
yclir and i won't limit? it mop."
Quoet Night in Second District.
'l‘liinxs ucl'c unusually qtlicl iii lllt‘
Sl‘t'llud district iilid litillow-u‘cn uns-
.ptt‘ctly cclcltrutcll lot tllc first Iillic in
yours \'iry t’cw musipilimidcrs wcic
\islblooll tiic stlmis. lltlt clings ol
h('_\'s wcro lll millencc cu-l'y \\'llt‘t't- No
scliotls ilalllligc of tiny .ntlll “its 1-"
pol'lcil, although according: to stilllt‘ ot
tlii- cllltiplnints l't‘i'l‘Ht'il IN lllt' pilllt‘l‘
t‘llt‘ uould bclii-vc that tho roots hzid
llt'tIl torn on‘ sttlllt‘ pint-cs;
lrililt' Church of (‘ow atomic and
Fourth sin-cl, found two i-ouhoiils ly-
in! in his lI‘UIll )‘iil'd whcil lo- urns:-
tlii: lllttl‘lllllll. ill'lll lll‘ is now iitlclilpl-
ink to find lliclr owncrs.
A l'ltll oi asllcs iiiitl |Hlllt'l‘\ ii llllllltl~
inf sight to tilt- cyvs ot tllc yotllii:
slcl‘s lust crcninu. \t‘lis lct‘t out ill tllc
from of Slcpllun ll. Illitcli's i‘csidi-llco
on West tin-nus. As soon tie it cut
sccn by tho lirst boys to conic Hlitll"
it oils promptly splllctl illltl t‘Ic llt|"t"
wus sci ott lire whlclt lgnilctl tho
lolit'cs ill the glittcr. Olilccr Murmy
illipponcd along in this limo and put
01' most reliable make and satisfactory appearance.
MEN’S —— UMBRELLAS _. LADIES’
THE BEST DOLLAR UMBRELLA MADE.
LADIES’ RAIN COATS ‘ €511
0f silk or cloth finishin all the most nonular colors. including a bit! line of H
Children's Coats. with Hats to match.
AUTO AND STEAMER'RUGS THAT ARE SURE TO SATISFY
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You GO Traveling
There are always certain items that you need. that are always to be found
here of satisfactorv duality and reasonable orices includinz:
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TRAVELING BAGS ANI) SUIT CASES
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' a. a tier:
are many styles with a wide range of prices includinir
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of a change: in operation rules, the cars
-» - .M . are being run today on icuulitr “I‘ll!-
ltANlil'liY. Now 1.7» (lllc ol‘ tlic dulc by men from the Ncw London. Do
‘laiizr-st Il‘t’iflll locomotives on lllECf‘lls ViSiOI'L
Ital Ni'w England Railroad and twol '- —
cars were dcrailcd licnr ill-re about. KILLED SEVEN YOUNG SONS.
midnight. last night. as the lesult of it‘ HAVANA. Nov. 1- ”11““): 0H3"
bl‘okctl Hill. The castdlollod 2trai-k ro- the death 01‘ her husband. who but!
muined blocked until one o'clock this died of influenza, Mrs. Harmon Lat-
nt‘lcl-lloon. causing t‘otlsillrriible dpluy vet's, aged 34, of Near Caniaguey,ycsv
to thc lienry freight tramp, .tcl'day killed her scvcn young sons.
She then set tho to a but. and it .ipml
iinlo the times. She was rescued ill
a serious condition by suldicrs.
LARGEST FREIGHT LOCOMOTIVE.
EAST LYME CARS IIUNNING.
NEW LONDON. Not' 1. -Altliougli‘
all of lllc lilotoriiti-n und collductorsolll
the East Lymc Division of the Show;
Linc lilc‘tt‘lc road rcsigncd. as result; ~— --- »~ '~
ll. lirieger C0. J ACOBY’S
‘ Dependable
Spec”, for Clothes for Men,
To-morrow Women and
Children '
Rain Coats lor s .
Women II $7.98 CHARGE ACCOUNTS opener.
Don’t fall to buy one at that
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Repairing
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You will not. be able to get
tiny, as the government. is pro-
hibiting the manufacture .of
rubber coats for civilian use.
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lllt' bliizo out.
llr. ll‘riiuklyli ti. llrown ol‘ St‘tn‘it‘w
xm-nuo rcported the loss of his mail
box. which \\'£li torn from his le‘t‘ll.
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Lingerie Wai
Specially
. dosiroyiitg propcl'ty.
Spoil-onc driliilg illcug (‘orc ‘th'llllt‘
in his lllill‘lllnt‘ lust t-yellllo: was
llri-ctcd by it slliiwcr of sand and pcb '
hlcs by the young lliiscllict‘ lttiikci's.
(‘olllpllilnls were rccoitcd from Roy _
mond. Filly. Iliitll illltl \‘l'cst \Viislliuu-
toll strccls ol‘ boys l)t‘lll;{ rough and
A l'vh‘ltltllll ot‘
(‘cdlit' strcct rcportcd l‘tlll H llultlbcr
pt‘cpcrt y.
oANBufiv‘s MAYOR lN THE ARMY.
llAXlll'lil'. Nor. l. .\llty’or .\ll
irony Sundcrhind ot‘ lhlnbltly has re ;
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ccil'cd :i spcclltl induction
army and will hc >1‘l‘l to lill' ttlllt'crs ’
lGOVERNOR HOLCOiVIB :tlnlning school ill l“tl‘ll't'S.\‘ .\loterc.i
\':i. llc is St‘l‘\'lll;.: his o-t-olld Icrlll at~
liiliyor of this city.
”Sentinel Want Ads Work Wonders
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A Warning
flammatloil and Congestion. Cream of
Mustard gives instant relief and com-
fort to the outlet-cl".
at $1.00
We are still selling nice Lin-
Official Service for
QChevrolel, Maxniell
"and Graham Bros.
llucks
Ford Repairing and PaiI'IS.
Wrecks Towed in any dis-
ance.
Austin’sGaragc
gel-lo and Organdy Wain-ts for
$1.00, although they should sell
for $1.50.
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Dresses tor Girls
lilo 14 at $7.98 :
I x, . Thule 193. Sesview Ave.
£ A Big “ne of ! [ART NORWiJ a
Sweaters for Boys
and Girls, Price
5 $2.50 to $5.00
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and strange to melts weekly or
monthly poytnents. Buy W. 8.
8. fit your rpm chum. We
willfush than {or you onytinlo
you‘re in need ot money. We
wit-pt nit kinda a my: on
goody club.
The U. 8. Civil Service Com-
mission requests us to call your
attention to its necessity of so.
curin: snitsble clerical help—
Iepocinlly those trained in
”animal and Typewriting.
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