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Telephone 294.
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434 Sixth avenue
PHONE FARRAGUT 798
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Defense for any building oostiu hotness 81000011431000
Areyouresdy? 'sugwithslsrgssndwellusened
stock of lumber—ell thoroughly assorted end in excellent
conditionforimnted'nienu
Just received noon at clus for windshield. tor Antes.
The Match 6 Bailey C0.
WINTER TOPS
Ford Che Oldsmobi
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inure for speaker. At one time the'
lindicatious favored the opinion that
James F W,alsh ol Greenwich s Fair
field county Repuhlloen leader, who
lwas first nominated tw' representative
by the Democrats of G pith, and
fthen endorsed by the
2teut. Neither hr. Welsh nor
’bexun end when It is finished the 1.11
.uetion may be. wistsotory to
mentioning trout (Emmerich
5 “Colonel Robert 0 Eaton of bot-fin
,Hshen has told his political friends
itiutt he has no aspirations for the
gspeake‘lship and um he will not be
in the race for the nomination. Col-
out-l Willis-1 H. Hall. of W 'ngton.
might reawnsbiy expect. the e n of.
the lridzeport contingent for his can-l
didsc) its bad it at the session at
1911, when the colonel was \ tendi-
due for the temporary president-y ofi
the Senate But it wee not induurtial:
enough to overcome the state machine.
which favored the candidate) of Sena
tor Lyman. of Niddlt'St-id. The elec
lion returns from li‘simeId countyvill
,not convince the colonel thet Bridge-
‘nt the opening of the inst
offline! Hell may rely on his ever
i
, the spesheuhip.
i "if the two isyment are eliminated
Schultze’s Sa'urday Specials
Shoulder Steak. . . . . ............. -. . 261: lb.
Pork Roast ............... - .............. 3321b
Shoulder Pot [toast ...... .. ..... . . . .
FreshSlloulders.....1 ................... '.30clb.
lets of Lamb. 4 to 8 lbs. .................. 35c lb.
Foretnrarter Lemb. ........ , ........ '
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, Order runners for Thsnskzivlns N'ow1
NORWALK.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
SOUTH NORWALI.
United States Lioerm No. 17.003.
21c. lb.
25c“).
with In. Welsh, tonne:- Attorney-Gem
ierel William A. King, of Willimentit'.
and Frederick w. Huxford, of 8mm-
ford. occupying the angles. Mr King,
who was the leader of the House at
, the session of 1901. does not mncesi
this desire to occupy the speaker's
lchsil": but he hns not formally an
,nouuoed his cendldscy for the. nomi-
nation. Mr. Huston! wes s tentative
_uudldste, two yesrs 1150, for the posi-
tion. He will be the colleague of Mut-
Elbow Kellen”. the son of his ild
friend the late Micheal Kenesly, In
the representsuon of Btnmford. it
would be curious If the contest tor the
nomination borrowed down to the two
‘district. which is mule up of Siam-
tord 11nd (lieenwic
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Breakfast Blend Cofiee lb. ............................ 210
E1'c.'Re:1dv Prepared Buckwheat. pkg ................ 170
Campbell" 11 Soups, all varieties, can ..................... 100
Walter Baker 11 Breakfast Cocos. can ................. '
Bumham and Morrlll Pork and Beans, can ............. 150
Very Best Creamery Butter, none better lb. ............ 610 ‘
eas— Formosa, Oblong, Mixed 0r India Ceylon. lb. ..... 430
Coffees ....................... 210, 220, 200 and 30c—lb.
California Snvdmes tn tomato sauce, can ........... 1 ..... 1811
Rhode Island Clam Chowder. large can ................. 29c
Nucoa‘ Not. Butter- The world' s best, lb. ............... 340
A F. Beckmottt't 8i Co.
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carts
Mulls 1'..
«JACOBY S
83 and 85 Washington St.
.such as the ones we shew are 111.-
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« ._ght 101 t e external ornamentation
any building or s1rut1u. o, ....
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11112111112 '01 displaying any window
any shop 01 store, when such ehopl
store is nOt open tor businees, shall
entirely discontinued on Monday,
uesdny, Wednesday 11nd Thuredsy of
anti week irkNew England and in the
' ten of \‘ew York, Ponhsyivanis.
eve Jersey. Delaware, Maryland and
the, District of Columbls end shell
entirely discontinued on blonds:
Tuesdsy of each week in the
tes of niobium and Ohio: had in
pay state not heroinbetore lie-ticked. posits ship constriction
hen the . .
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tegulatlon within such state.
Phone 1405.
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57. 98 to 555.011
11rd the lndustrinl \thl‘kt-t‘s at lilt‘
,“'01'ld.
Although the American Federation
got ljhm' has kilowtt of the .It‘lhlill‘h‘
or the industrial Workers of ill
‘VXX'm'lti pl‘opngnndn in Maxi co, 1! 111111
.nnmzod In the debate yesterday it
learn the 1-xt1111 to 111111-11 tllt‘ 111-11;,”
‘unndials 11 1d suttet'dod in spv 111 111'
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PLANS COMPLETE!) .
1 ' FOR HOME DAY
tCoutinuod' from Page 0:10)
Eitlry, Miss llnt'lbutt, Mrs. llrntlley,
Mrs. Hull, Mrs, Jtusup, Mrs. Smith,
.\lrs.lu11~nnl
Tho 'Iltmiu (‘Imptt'r if‘illnlllt “ill be
in charge 01 Mrs. A. ll (‘le1"t'tl3'. as-
t’,"‘"“‘ by Mrs. (‘11 enter, Mrs. (ilenden-
him: lili's. \‘uttin Mrs. Austin Mrs.
Lander Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Wilson
1.\lrs linker. 1\ir.s' Shutelt, Mrs. Mt“-
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111' the Golden Rule Circle.
A big nttelldnnt‘e ill exported.
. VICTORY DAV lN NEW HAVEN.
.\'H\\' 11M la‘N, No1 Id- \"'lt‘t013
day, under munitip'al direction. 1111111
1‘ Hess was illHllt‘lldt'd before midday to
1 permit nil Workers in take 11 place. in
:_Iiite for the march Estimates of the
11111111111101 persons who marched t'ian
€115 high as thirtv'th011sand,mte munl—g
'3 lions factory bx“; represented by 1111‘
1 least ten thong d The mint-hinge
inmn wat the largest, most flag“
bedeck‘ed and enthusiastic this «by,
3 ey'et saw 01' may see again in 11 area
i many years
i three regiments, and the mothers and
Inthers of men in eer1ice had a divl
lslon ot’ theit 11'.11n lt‘lmtts and det-
‘oi'nted vehicles 111111 the banners-1mi-
1111155911 any heretofore produced. '
1 This atl'teinoon‘ the football 111mm
Newport \atal Station
lteam at Yale Bowl p1"o1lded 41 sput-
Any “person “hinting 3,-1.2 refusing to‘ the feature “bile tonight the Elks
1 ' THOMAS Vl’
necticut. ‘
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SAVANNAH .011... Nov
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summon:
order. ”provided
m ‘FOUO‘D
Con-
QUICK WORK BUILDING BOAT-
16 “Tile
frame for 11. 3,500 ton, vessel has been
laid in three days at the Yard here 0':
Me err-y Shipbuilding Corporation.
Oilleisls of the company expect
vessel to~be plunked In twenlrtayn 0"
and resdy for lsunehlnx within thirty
d'e'ye from the time of toying the keel.
thpretty’settlng e new record for codi-
the
Miss!" lined the Pullnse paw Wounded: at, 1. “lie. Idle
WhflhtfieWflwh‘» l T. P. ‘Mm
, met-17m W '11
1tonfom1 to this regulation will 09‘ F‘me'm'l 11111 take 0"" “W ”m"
liable to the penaltieh prescribed in‘ tninment n the Central Green. both
the aforesaid Act of Congresn}
Russmt
S. Fuel Administrator fut
'the game d the Elks diversion being
11111 the United W'ol W'Otlt F‘upti.
SHOE SCHEDULE DROPPED.
WASHINGTON. Nov' '15.;—Abandon-
~ment or the 1ecently adopted: show
schedule which provided {or classill
cation of gtades and fixed prices r'anK
111g from $3 to $12,1va1-1 announced to
day by the- War industrial Board.
“enservauon features 0f the program
which was agreed to by the indntin'
will continue in mice.
NEW ENGLAND'C CASUALT‘IES.
OTTAWA At Nov. ul:——-“l‘bo following
names of new England men sppeer
in today' 11 (nurses: casualty list:
Killed in sctlon: inept. W. A. Mont-
gomery, Warmers.“ its».
Died cf wounds GINA Nor. Worces-
ter. lent.
, publimus,;
[would be the (truce of the Republi ,
loan legislative emu without a won-3
his
.mehds now think that he will have a?
‘wslkover [or the nominpmh But the,
{proceed of eliminating culminates has‘
the:
F110". as a factor in Republican 1101111011,.
is more influential today then it “art‘-
sesslon. l
twill give him the nucleus of a movol
lent hvoreble to his candidacy for,
eendldstes from the Twenty-sevemh'
‘tlay in answer to
1I1n3 was (bet-He'd by New Huron to- ‘celeblaflong
Men in service equalled '
Tristram & Hyatt
, N orwnlk 8 Leading Dry GOOde Stare
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Furs Mulls and Neckpieces
Our displsy this sesson is one remarkable for its variety of the best erodes
of the most Miller pelts. made up of one or a combination of skins In the latest 1
1 models. includinl rneny novel ed‘ects.
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1 .Sea'sonable Suits and Coats
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Never have we shown more 'attrsctive torments in a wider reuse of cloth
and color.
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and Children...
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stbfui 'l‘oiluui county for votes that: ___
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; TEN OMS DEIMLED.
lIrelten Journal Genus split
1 West Feeding Station.
I Tell are, most of them tilled with
conl, were derail
West Pawling sts
Near
just west of the
tracks sad the ststlon siding. All oi
the cars retained in an upright. posi-
'tlos but four of them were crossways against any such registrant for his
of the tracks when they stopped. The failure heretofore to tilt out and return
trucking crews from lsybroolt and his questiqlnuire, even though ‘he
Waterbury were summoned to clear- Itime set for sub return is now passed.
the trucks and had both msin With and all charges of delinquencies here
open for trsme before midnight.
The derailed cars were rt. part of of such ages, who hmefsiled to return
033. s special freight from Moybrook their questionnaires. within the time
to Boston and due in Danbury about limits set, will be cancelled and mode
tivo o'clock. The derailment In due or n
to 11 broken Journal.
The wreck mule it neeessun' tor
out of Dsnbury,
Pousbiteepsie to transisr and passen-
ger-1 on the evening train from 1116111111, in order 111111 1111» clnssiflcntion ot
. moisttants of this age 111113! be prompt-
INDUSTRIAL ‘VORKERS also had to transfer around the wreck. 13 tonciuded ’
west, due in Dsnbury at 6: 30 o'clock.
ELECTION ON IN LONDON.
l.(l.\'ll(l.\'. NM:
a coalition 111111111 meeting in London.
Premier Lloyd George,
Law, t‘ltnnct ”or of the Exchequer. .tlrtl
George N. Barnes, member or the Wm
(ob. net. note the ptintlpnl spent-11 -
I‘ll‘lliit‘l' I.ltt3d Genr'uo is it l.ibt11.:l:
(\E‘IHUIHHUI [lunar [new is a lniunkt
and Mr. 11811105 in a Labor-lit. 1hr
(‘onlition mmpuixn is on behalf 01‘ 1'1»
mining 111 ooh-11 the 1111-1211111 (‘mzitittn
Govet'tinteul.
ALLIES CROSSED THE DANUBE.
PARIS. Ntl\‘_ 16. The Allies «1'1»:-
ed the Danube on November 9 111111 “11.»-
.111' "welcome such resistance '19 111:1
oil‘ered by German forces there. llfit-
ish troops have entered (Tomorrow. is
llumttninu seaport on the lllat'lt Sen.
sixty miles southwest of the d i i oi
the Danube Them was merit enthu-
slnstn 1111mm: the pi (11110 when 11m
llrltlslt arrived
(leneml Ilgrlhelot who mmnmn led
the French armies fighting uumd
llhclms and later in the advance in ran 1'
the Aisne now is in Runmnltt.
'MAY WAIVE DEMURRAGE
WASHINGTON. Nov. 16.~~l)m-.111'1'»
mu- nmy be. suspended only on Icon;-
uized national and slate holidays" lilt'
‘Rnilroud Adnwtistrnllon explained to.
strippers for the waiving of demurr-
aze on municipal holidays for. 11111013
applications 110111
A Cllllll'S lilliiilll
SHOWS ll [IVER 0R
n. that Wednes- till out such questionnaires. but tiny
in! afternoon. ”001th both mainfare immediately to return such ques-
pusenscrs on the 3:38 o'clock train questionnaires to all
for Brewster and Class of September, 1918. who were 18
16.”le ccun'nl your-old
election campaign opened today with nnir'es 11'.11ich In consequence of «on
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QUESTIONNAIRE
QUESTION SETTLED
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tionnsires to their Local Boards. N0
chsrgc of delinquoncy will be entered
toi'ore entered against tluclr registrants
otter-.1 "
A no notice reads as iollon 11.
"Local Boards should forthwithmnii
registrants of
wars of age at the time of registra-
ln pursuance oi this setond notice,
11111 board 11 ill promptl3 r1t111'n to 18.1
registrants any question-
“ltlllli: orders were 111-n1 in without}
Andrew 1‘1111'11'peing filled.
1.0(Al. lltlfilltll FUN IIIXISIUN
NO. H.
\ltl. AXE]. HARSTROM. '
Chairman.
.\'m, l'illt. 1918.
SPECIALS 1
For This Week
swer's PRIDE wssnmo l
eownsn ..... 6 pkgs. 250
sUNBnITE owners
a can .................. 4c
TOILET PAPER—Regular 60
roll, cut to ............ 4c
SPERRY aunties PORK,
8. lb. ................. 290
cannons s PANCAKE
FLOUR ........ 2 pkgs. 25c
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
‘ = 'East Norwalk ‘
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”WES ARE WWI. Saturday’ 5 Price
If Cross, .Eoverish,51ck, Bilious, Give
Fruit Laxative at Oboe
F1 erv mother tenlises after giving
her children "California Svrup of
Figs," that this is their ideal laxa-
isttntor F" 330" state is hereby nu ‘ hetween Pellmm Bay Naval station "‘9. th'allsr‘ tliev' lOVe its pleasant
thorlzed and directed to enforce. this‘ “we“ and
taste and it lhorouahly cleanses the
lender little stomach 111 or snd'llou cls
without gripintt.
“hen cross, initable feverish or
breath is ba'l. stomach sour. look at .
the tongue, Mother! Ii coated, give 11
19113110111111 of this hmmles‘s "fruit lax
atl1',e “ and lrf'n few hours all the foul,'
constipated waste. so'm bile and undi
{tested food misses out of the bowem,
and you have a well 11111111111 child
again. When, its title system is full
of cold.thro:1t gore. has slomitrlt- ache,
diarrhoea, indigestion, colic—remem-
ber. 11 good "inside cleansing” should
always be the first trestment given.
mittens of mothers keep “California
Syrupotll'lxs“ heady they how a;
teenpoootul today seven :1 sick” child
1W Ash your druxsisl tor a
bottle at “Coulomb Syrup of no."
whit” litmus-s for tsetse. child.
up i sit sees see mess printed
on the Wet
“semen-w
nun-W.
List... . §_
Genuine SprinfLegs of Lamb
Lamb Chops ............. 40 and 45c
Sugar Cured Hams ...........
Small Picnics ............. ‘ ..... '. 28c
Yankee Brand- Bacon ..........
Economy Bacon -. ...... 2 ..... '40::
Fresh Pork Spareribs
Fresh Pigs feet ................. :2:
mo. snoutd'ers ...... ...... 32o
Native Veal
Fancy Fowls .L.” ...... ,......‘...
Roasting Chickens ., ............. 4511
Gold Medal hotter .1' .......
Strictly Fresh guns: ............. 5t:i
Home-Made Sausage Hymns). 385'
Slim. Libertycwego“ .......
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Full 1.111.111 ohms” ....m...
Vegetables. . ,- .
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‘1 Capable workers are
DIES IN WESTPOR'l‘
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the past 28 consecutive years.
lie is survived by his wife, am: one
brother, Peter Perry. of Chiliicothe.
Ill, and a number of nephews and:
nieces in that state.
The funeral service‘s will be 111-Id
lrom his late home on Sunday alter-
noon, the burial following at Willow
Brook cemetery, where a delegation, _
from Buckingham Post, No. 12,11. A
R., Of Norwalk, will' rot-ire the ritual
of their order.
Captain Perry was a member 111‘
HurryeMcnonough post of his home
town until it disbanded many 3031's
2120,.
Try' a Stntiuei "Want Ad1ez'1'ise-
lent.
ll. Krieger Co.
We will dress 111111111011:
family from head to foot on the.
easy payment plan.
needed
NOW
is time to prepare
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CililliGE
Day and Evening
2 Classes
Autonomic
Repairing '
,,~I:Iigl1 Grade Work a;
Specialty
“gilificia'l Service to-
:Chevrolef, Maxwe.
6“and. Graham Bros.
2”Trucks "
2”'l’ortl 11111111111111 and rails".
Wrecks Towed is arty dir-
secs.
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