new 'rnn rust. ADMINISTRATION
rs. mammumruumrgon
“he lotto-oi M Alums-alien realises that a. large
anesstetesslessbessnd bytbeiastsllstionotstorm doors.
mM"l....“aId sdveeetee such installation the
npu'edemfirll‘ methods and proper attention to
srosu WINDOWS AND 8102! DOORS ‘
out down one] bills. increase the comfort and heslthl‘ulneas of
yourhouse by eliminatin‘ cold floor drsfts, make it possible
to keep the house warm in the severest winter weather and
permit perfect ‘ventflation. “a;
PREPARE FOR WINTER-ORDER NOW.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
l
-. , titer with a gradual slackening of
lpmduction or munitions and military
supplies is resulting in a heavy
crease in the output or the coal mines.
Reports made to the Geological Sur-
, vey from the mines in diderent see-
' tions of the country show that the our
Iput of the anthracite and bituminous
‘ mines combined
lot ll,tl00.0ll0 tons a week.
last weeks ol‘ the summer the produc-
tion puts more than 13.000000 tons It
week.
Rolland
ssmao'ron or.
D. Morgan}l3
l
.. HFIELD’S
‘0 EXPRESSl
Trips Between
and New York City
iCE.122 WATER STREET
Will Norwalk Conn.
Telephone 294.
VORK Cl‘l’r OFFICE.
430 Sixth avenue,
HOME FARRAGUT 798
are in It lIIIIr3 lust phone us i
will take care at 3our expresi
We have seven of the best
an the stale. Also liydtauiie
eke tor I llllll‘at‘ltll'h Work. 3
. cits lllltke daily trips to New}
. Let them handle 3out
‘ and express. and thus keep ill
II the congested terminals. .
aul Anything ‘
nYWhere
I.Too Large or Too |
I Small
I» . cum are. entrusted l
Imployes only.
pt is shop and obtained It I
Indled. , i
.write for our rates we cst .
Atllne anti money.
D HEAVY TRUCKING I
, of All Kinds. I“
I VANS for Long Distance l
urniturs Merino.
I. y one
bushel and you’ll buy a
Ililershiiehl “rout ’
D OAK COAL 3
WINTER TOPS
Ch‘l " o ob'l
Chev Vfolet Chm? Mliilv‘v‘ell' e
Over Hudson Ire
kland Buick
‘ DISTRIBUTORS
Anchor Winter Tops. Sharrer Winter Tops
l360—Telephones—2011
ll Vaast Bros. Gas-age
A rim"
H-O-O-R-A-Y
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALI.
’ United States License No. 17.903.
:—
’ \
Beckmann s hconom y Grocery
It it is your desire to save—Come right here for your
Groceries.
Very Bast Cremnery Butter, lb. ........................ 61c
Walter Baker’s Cocoa. can ............................ 19o
Brealthst illend Colfee, lb. ' ........................... 21c
Fancy Largo Grape Fruit». each ........................ 10c
E. 6i M. Pork and Beans, can ........................... 140
Campbell’s Soups. all kinds ........................ 100 can
Choice Storage Butt-er, lb. ............................. 55c
Nucon Nut Butter. the world 's best. lb. ................ 340
BaIdII In Apples pet pk ......................... l ...... 650
My T-" vino De.-...eit ............................. 3 pkgs. 25c
Joli O or TI vphow pkg. ................. . ............. 100
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
Incorporated
NORWALK'S LARGEST ECONOMY GROCERY
83 and 85 Washineton St. Phone 1405.
' \itlwl of first degree Itlttl’dor in ('llll‘
hm
EFFRON' . 7
, ., L‘Bt. " mast Norwalloi
. I Always get the highest,
or rugs. paper, metal and
tau call up.“ Highest?
for Second-hand Auto-
.FELDM AN
St.,E E.Nor. Tel. 1176-.2 -
t 'WALK LINE
TREIGHT SERVICE
, Between
Shelton, Derby, Ansonia
. . and
3. 3., foot Jackson St,
New York
leave Norwalk, 4 p. ill.
elk, 5:30 p. i;l.: l‘or do”
rk at 7 n. In. the follow
‘ Freight received from
p. m.
we New Yuri: at 3 p. m.
amines; South Nor
York. Orchard 76)“
at NAUGATUCK ‘
Y LINES. '.INC
I
.*W,
SUPPLlES
. oasotms
momma
. NE
' Prompt Delivery.
worn in connection with W. B. Corsets. assure gowh- -fit perfection—
slenderize bust- liner—add the grace and finish at bust that the corset
accomplishes below. and give the necessary Lnishinu touch to the
"i orm-Fuhionabi.
llolem, lion-ham :3: d Surplice p: Iticrnzz , in Cir. y lace ellects mcr silk:
:3 I! scrim; allodtlitate luti tcs, dainliiy trimmed will lace and embroid-
(net; milling \V. B. lira \icrcs setond on! to \\.B.(1Irsctsasfurm»
lvrhutiiwrs ASK 3 OUR Di ALER 1' 0R \V. B. FORMU BRASS”: RES.
W0 Bo CORSETS \V. B. NUFORM Corsets {or slender and
average figures. The Ion-priced corset
with it h- -3 mod qualitits. W. L. REDUSO Corsets for stout
figurts~n3 Ire c to to titt- inches and you look ton to twentv pounds lighter.
<l
Nrtv Yonn
.Iv
\VEIHGAETrN Imus, lNC. CHICAGO
‘llllilllllli’llllli
Production Is 11,000 000 Tons
have been sawd this fail because oi"
,llle mild weather.
‘tively few instrmr-ea has
leesuury to llultt tires in basement l‘nr-
? notes or grates.
fer-Imomy in the use of coal in tut-tot“
lies and industries have athlitlléd in
Ireduclng the colonel need of Hull l‘ol'~
‘ ,tiIII winter months I
l
i. that of last year.
“in;- the petiod in
fields has been 360, use 000 tons
lpared with 826,421,000 tons duling tlwi
i it is said is 13 per cent.
l
at quantities of this
ship and ilIIlIIsIIiaI purposes in Iht 1113081106 to humuuty By the:
east.
,lIIIIIIIIsIIIItIIs
- ~I-I3inr. ll lilo- sIIntenI-I- in the (‘ onnI-t-
III III State Prison in l‘l'elhersfieltt,;i0u' day in a1
lIII-I IIIIpltIId III the Board of l'utdonsi
l‘III H'lt'llN‘
E .sltllvll in llil' Itpplittlllnn.
Is to Intel at the who“ on Honda). me, I hereby proclaim this day,
.mllutluhet' ii. i
t‘llllll’illlul.
liH’Il IlI lll‘iI-ltIl
'IiIII-Ii man u as IoIIIIIl
.lIIIIII I:
, I l'lllll‘
, unII .Ht‘liit‘llt't‘tl to
lpt‘illl‘ll to the Supreme l‘uut’t.
ward changed her plat to guilty in the .
.itlt'tlllti degree Itud was sentenced in
New lltil‘t‘ll on .lul3 :ll.
III.III to 3mm III are who has lII-IlIII
in [noun III .I no «I "III “('1‘ slut: lsltl '
IIIIIRH‘I his 29th :Ippiunllotl. - .
IIIIIkIIIs
- .=I-IItI-IIIIIl I'I‘nnI Non lluu‘tt‘ in XIII-our
3,...
C()l...l. H. PARKER
II replacement unit.
the honors for his notion m Satche-
prey, on April
won by American troops, when llIII
Connecticut boys completely routed it.-
000 picked German shock troops; for
ford man and was placed In command
at the Connecticut troops shortly tuteI
they arrived at the training area in
France. a year ago. last month. He is
known as “Machine Gun" l’IIrkeI.
:BRNCHVILLE NOW HA8 ‘
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
l
a Week—Mild Weather
Is Factor
Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods. Store
WASHINGTON Nov, tu.~MIid won-
the
Lil" I
is slightly in excess
During the
lit‘ll'een 2,1»00000 and 3,IIoII.IIIuI time.
In only II compara-
it been ne-
‘-
~—
increased features of
The output of the mines I-ime A‘plil1
ahead of
The ptoduetion duo
the bituminou:l
The Day
,We Celebrate
t
m...— . Fwd—Em
,
o... .-..._ _.__ WM
3:
(‘0 [ll
’same. time last year. ‘
Conservation of anthratite coal lot
the heating of residemes and apart-
ment buildings has been asked by Dr
'tinrt‘leld III-I ‘1 means of supplying [HTS
PROCLA AMArIoN 3
Fellow Citizens;—
This is a day of tremendous sig-
Ionl tot steam
. peace armistice just signed the di
vine right. of kings has been shat-
tered and tyranny has forever
been dethroned The day of the
people foretold by score and sung!
ASK m“ PARDHNlm story is here and “the parlia-
ment of man and federation of i
{ht e world” in a universal demo- l
lt.\lll‘.l-t)ltll NI» 3m.- Bennie ““10 “MP3“ hi" arrived Ii ill
u'IIIIIIIIeIII, (llit‘ IIInII or llr,il~‘tol now a day destined to be celebrated for!
all time, the sndest. most glor—l
history.
As Mayor of your city and by
virtue of the authority vested in
W
reasons IIrI‘ not
The botttd
Her
IIm-II-Inm IIIIII-IIIIIII i> Nov. 11th, a. holiday, and recom-
mend to all our citisens to join in
a parade and celebration in honor
of this event
Mrs. Wakefield was IIriItiIusil3 I-on-
lit’t‘lltlll with the death of her hus-
IIAnII. William t‘. \I'IIIII-IIIIIII. in IIIII All civil, military. fraternal and
Sllllllllt‘l' ol loll. ’llIe taunly then other organizations are requened
'l'ho bIIIl3 ot the mlIII to participate as we“ 8.3 all citi
in ilIe'r‘Illll‘t.
sens and residents
“up hanged lot the. _
woman \tats convicted Parade W1“ 1‘0"“ Mid start at.
tlt‘ailt. .NIIII up the Armory at 2:30 p. to.
W" nasuun DONOVAN,
i‘ h n
Ililll ill»
Mayor.
19H.
t‘lIIIIliI- (long of lilti‘litll‘tl. l‘iIinII
Another “tillitll liloprisouvfi will
application I.- l‘IIarl Hopkins
5 Ellis lillllll
Lima and Nora McCarthy In
an Automobile Accident on
the Sugar Hollow Road,
IIIII ,
0F 102Nl) THRICE !
CITED FOR VA LORl
. Early Today
((‘ontlnuvd From First Pane) 1 . . .. -74..-.“ .
”WW- l).\.\lll ltI. Mn. ll. Anna “(‘(‘nrh
transferred from his command to leaIlIIIlV. 2S, and l!t'l‘ :|l('i‘, x0”. 23 dung”,
tors of Mrs. Mary McCarthy of 1‘
South street this t'll\'. were killed lfi
IIII automobile accident on the Sugar
Hollow roud three miles south ot‘ tlI‘H
t'il\' this mornlnu
He was accorded -
20, the that big victory
Thravery with his boys at 'l‘rultni‘. HOUSE CLERKSHIP
f France. on July 21, and for another or I
hibition of bravery at La. Fare. on July SEEKERS DUE FOR
L25. when the Nutmeg boys led ,the DISAPPOINTMENT
great counter attack that has resulted
‘in the overthrow of Prusslanlsm.
(Continued From First Page)
Colonel John H. Parker III II Hart-
slstant clerk of the, Senate ut the lII::t
session, for war service. in 1917 when
Mr. Baker was chosen by the Ropubli~
can majority to assist .iohu Buckley.
of Union, in the clerical work of the
Senate .tltere was ll sort. of gentle
man’s agreement that. it he gave sails
faction, he would be chosen Itssistuul
clerk of the House. in 1919 and thereby
1* NEW POSTMISTRESS
_._.—
ltlt.\.\‘(‘ll\I‘lt.l.E. er. its [lolly i.. started on the round of cierksltips.
} Johnson . llonnotl. who‘ tor ilit‘ past This would keep him in legislative po-
glwo years has
lllunthtiiie. l't'xiilllt‘li her
(it-toner 17.
I l‘itlllll lnez lliltltuuo uiI cc of ‘\
:Mt‘s “'flllt‘r \l
sitlons for five sessions. providing tlIII
Republican party should be in a port}
tion at each session to continue illl‘
order oi succession without interrup-
tion, which is not always certain.
been posttuu‘iter at
pusition on
is unneeded by
. and
Little of Bruno Ivilie.
Silo
, 31h: Mildnmo was formerly em- It is felt that Mr. Baker's patriotism
: ployetl by [lul'id Shoutick. as bookI should not. be allowed to result in n
Ikl‘t‘lit‘l‘ III the "llrutt'chrillu garage." pecuniary loss to him. particularly
l
I
’ who
motions oi tllI‘ (flito
(OllllllC‘lHl lllP attire properfy so that.
il “11'
dents io'el assttted
Ilruno will mote as lIIl hiul as Mrs
.... . . ,._, . .._.r._, .1
1 - " MOPS l18 Aboard the Saetia,
Self Wringing Mops ........ 98¢
Dustless Mops ..... 59c to $1.25 WASW\GT0N 9- 0-. \0\ H *
'Fighty- one. persons who were. aboard
the American steamship Saetla which
sunk Saturday morning of! Ocean City.
lustre been
making this an-
nouncement last nleht the Navy De-
‘ Ipnrtmemt said this account for "all
Well and Ceiling Dusters,
59c to 980
.Mop Handles, Floor Cloths, Etc.
Albert P. Geltelle
25 Washington St.
hid. after an explosion.
Isatoly landed. in
proximately all" of those aboard.
30. NOW“ Lieu
“mu! Guy M. Jones. army quar-
Phewz terms and sixteen men from the
‘ Beetle Vere landed yesterday at can.
And although much regret is express-
IIIl ill loriuu t‘w t‘ortuer
RI nnetl. nuIl lilo ofiir‘e will be (lll‘l‘ll‘ti
on as be low
buttons of the union presented the re
0 Under Polish Mops 750 and $1. 25 Sunk by Mine. Are. Savedl tirim; InsImIsII-oss with a handsome
———.———.— unarmed case of solid
spoon-4.
on the llunbuty state road (‘1)lele
the
also been installed a new sell of post-
office.
credit to llrsncltville.
will remain at home with her tether-l
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ‘A.
Johnson. for the winter where she will
await the homecoming of ber hus-
band. Ilteeinald L Bennett, and her
two brothers. Oscar i... gal Victor C.
Johnson. who small new in Ira-ev-
with
.1... ~ --._.-, W.NJ..MOIW8 unhin-
,‘rnr sown wast same-enm- ”shit-mm?“
imply-"um” .- ”SW Imus“
'whsn it can be avoided without in-
‘postlttitsler." dieting a hardship on anyone.
kind to all, In is expected that an arrangement
and who also will be made whereby Sabin S. Rue
sell, of Killingly, who was the clerk
of bills at the last session. and who
was in line for promotion to the clerk
ship or engrossed bills, will abandon
the latter» position and accept tho
clerkbhlp 01 the Senate in the place 0:
Major Buckley, whose duties in con-
nection with the war will leave him
no time to attend to the cleticai work
of the Senat Mr. Russell will gain
81.000 in salary by the arrangement
and the Senate will have the benefit at
his clerical experience. i
iIu~ bro n VIII-3
:‘wltdil to llranc'htille, resi-
litnt Miss \lll-
As a gift of thanks the
silver tea-
TlIe postomco it no“ ltltaltd
mum in file depot. There has
rent-
Be nett
flxturou. which is a
Mrs. Irmsve iN COLLISION. ‘
Two ittnsys drisen it? think t‘rsbhe
and Jacob School) figured in s slight
oolllsiul near the copier ot-linrilund
street and South ”at: 'difl'l'i all
o'clock Rundsy morning.
Crabbe was aunties so South Alain
on Abe-Hes: mule."
UNITED WAR
FUND CAMPAIGN
l'eao» has I-ome. Our boys are
gl‘eltlly responsible for having I.
brought it about. All glory to l
them. They will need our care
and protection more than in the
days of lighting and the excite
mom that 204‘: with it.
W.- IIIusI throw our sheltering
and pron-«ting arm»: IIbIIuI them
with men Kl‘l‘itlt'l' itll‘l'l‘ than ever.
“'I- must be (ttllt‘i'lll to see that lite
period of demobilization does not
become the period or Ill-IIIIII'IIlilu-
lion; that the l‘l'll‘llh‘t‘ trout re
strain! and severe Illst'iltllnt‘ lltwr
not become II period oi llt‘t'llri‘ and
indulgence. Tho nFt'li lor llit'
uork III tho «Iron IIIu:tIIlZ:IliIIII.-'
IIniIIIi in liIis Ilriw will be gI'IIIItIIl‘
than eitet'.‘ (”to so {h to protect
the boys [tom the tremendous
temptations that “ill Itou ho pres»
em with Her iuIrIIIniIIu illi‘l‘t‘.
The :IIIszII- III' llit‘ Autoiican 1w”-
plII In tho grout uork ol' the .\lli-
orlI-IIII soldier and sailor .«iIould bII
.wI-n III it any” olIIllow IIl‘ mount
for IlII-Ir I-orI- iilltl protection.
I pl: tints “I n
-.—...... _-.— -. -— ._.._._- W.-.~ .. T...
made to the polite and
no :tIIesls \tI-III lit‘tf‘n'riilil.
'llII IIIIliI-I- IIIIItI-d II I-IIIIIplttint II."
buys playing bull on the slrm“ onl
Flux iliii l'tlitll. 'i‘iII-y “l l‘I' III\I all i
: L'Illllli.’ .IIIIl \vIli how no mat-tin-
:tuppt'ti
KING AUCUST or i.
SAXONi DETHRONEI)
(‘OI’L \llAt‘Il. N, .\ov. ll.~-i\'illsr
Friedrich August. of Snxom. has been
dethroned, according In on tiliit'iitl tells},
gram from Berlin.
SPECIALS
For This Week
Sperry & Barnes Pork.9
.............. .. c
Graham Flour.
51b. bag .......... 31c
(.randma s Pancake Flour.
Smallsize. .2 pkzs.2 5c
Laree size ........ 30c
Oatmeal—In bulk
a.lb
l.ibb.v’ s Condensed Milk;
3 can .3 ............
~—
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
East Norwaik
and Bohaub res cools. cut of Hati—g
SPECIALS
Genuine Spring Leg of Lamb 35¢
Sperry &. Barnes Ham ........... 40C
Small Picnics .................. 28c
Yankee Brand Bacon ..... . ...... 40c
Economy Bacon ..... . ........... 40o
Pot Roast. no bone .............. 32c
Fresh or Corned Plat: ............ 20: f
Fresh Shoulders ................ 32c
Fancy Chickens ................. 44c
Best Heavy Prime Beef from 32c up
Hamburger ................... 36c.
Fresh SparerIb, Pig’s Feet and Sauer
Kraut.
Gold Medal Butter ...... ~.- ....... 65c
Brookilsld Butter ................ 65c
Strictly Fresh Eggs ............. 75c
Horne-made Sausage ............. 380-
Fuil line ot tine groceries and fresh
vegetables.
ll. ltricger Co.
We will .
family from head to foot on the
dress the whole
easy payment plan.
J ACOBY’S
Dependable
Clothes for Men
Women and
- Children
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OF’ENECr
AtriomOlIilc
Repairing
High Grade Work a
Specialty
.
,Oiiicial Service lo-
:Chevrolei, Maxwe.
'and Graham Bros.
'Tiucks
ci‘ord Repairingland Parts.
IAIT NORWALK
c,Wrecks Towed in any dis-
; ance.
'Auslin’stiarage,
than 1950. Besview Ave.
Capable workers are
needed
NOW
5 time to prepare
MERRILL nusmcss
ClllllJGE
Day and Evening
iClasses -
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