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‘ Good News For
Building Operations
.i‘heWarlndusttiesBoerdhasremovedfi-Lpuildingm-
atnottonsonbotheountyandeitybuildingswhiehDONOT
EXCEED A 0081' 0!‘ $10,000.
Permitewillhavetobo seenredfromtheBl-atetlonnoilol
Defense for any bnildlng ousting between $10,000 and Milli.
Are you ready? Wain; with a large and well assorted
stock of lumber—all thoroughly seasoned and in excellent
condition for immediate use.
Just received stock of glass tor WindShields for Antes.
The Hatch t“: Bailey Co.
Ford ()kiaatobtle‘
. hevrolet Emit”: M well
verland Hudson e
Oakland ”Buick
- DISTRIBUTORS
Anchor Winter Tons. Sharrer Winter Toni
WINTER TOPS
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PEACE nova
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321. an inspection otall of the outfits
In the state will be made.
Until after the inspection it will not
'be known what outfits will be muster-
ed out of service. Following the la-
speotioa the reports will be gone our
and it is then that an announcement
will be. made regarding the plans of'
the continuance of the State Guard.
Iaior General Burpee, at his homel
in Hartford. last night. stated that‘
inspection of the 80 organizations:
would be commenced today and would
continue for a week and a half. Alter
the reports are received he stated that
steps would be taken to reduce the
number of organisations.
it is understood that the State Guard
will remain indefinitely to perform po-
lice duty in the. case of need in the
state until definite arrangements
have. been made for a permanent or‘
pulsation. ’
it is known that one of the State
Gua'l’d (pulp-antes that has been in ex-
istence some time is to be mustered
out of the service Thursday. Company
(‘ oi the First Separate Battalion in-
fantry which was organised inrtlran—
by will be no longer after Thursday.
'The musterlne out of tile company is,
made at the request ot_tlie company;
commander. (‘aptain James 'liee loom:
is will prepare diachsraee for the
imembers of theI outfit. All of the pro
perry in possession of the company
will be turned over to the chief till!"-
‘tormaaler who will visit Granb! Fri'
ristram & Hyat
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Summing Sensible ior Christmas
We take a rainy day to call attention'to our his line of
Ladies’ Rain Coats
in silk or cloth finish. in black and all the most wanted shades. ' ’9 h
Children’s Rain Coats Too
—. Well made carments that protect both from wind and rain. There is a neat
little hat to match in a pocket of each coat. ' '
Umbrellas at all Prices
From the most reliable maker in the country. 'The handles are particularly
neat. and constructed to meet the individual needs of the man or woman who is
destined to possess it. "
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day.
Vaa'st Bros. Garage
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
ShoulderofVeal.......-............._.......... 28clb.
RibVealChons ..
StewVeal.......-....~....v...-................. 20c-lb.
PorkChops
Order TURKEYS for Thanskirivinir NOW.
...28clb.
....38clb.
Schulize’s Sanitary Markets
NORWALK. I SOUTH NORWALK.
United States License No. 17.903.
WNERSHFIELD’S ‘
llUTo EXPRESS
- LINCOLN'S GETTYSIUHG SPEECl-U
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Fiftydlfth Anniversary of the Memora-
' hie Address Occurs Tomorrow. -
Tomorrow will be the fifty-fifth anni-
M .1 21“
F ' [WANT CHILDREN
OUND. BACKINSClloon
A man who came across twice. He was a real patriot. Are. ~ WASHINGTON, N . 8/— to
there any more? We need you. United War Work Campaign. live campaign to seeing; in: ~33!!an
school of thousands of childreniwho ‘
versary oi the delivery, by President‘
ncoin. of his Gettysburg address,
order. from the Commander-inChiei' of.
the Grand Army of the Republic, willi
be interesting:
National Headquarters. !
Grand Army of the Republic, ,
909 Security Mutual Life Building, 1
Lincoln. Nebraska. ‘
Circular Letter No. 2, l
Series 1918-1919: ,
A wondeliul and marvelous history
comes into view when we contemplate
lthe life and public. services of Abra"
{ham Lincoln.
l His character was so American and
.lovrtble that it has entered all our
‘hearts and all our homes. His life
{“was so great and his principles were
so just. that they are the beacon light
of the liberties of the world, and point
Daily Trips Between . I
-... -——.—-...._.._—.-
”-mi
to the true principles of humidity and
:justice by which the peace of the
rwalk and New York City
its OFFICE, 122 WATER STREET
South Norwaik. Conn.
Telephone 294.
NEW YORK CITY’OFFICE.
Great Saving on Groceries
vworld must be sustained. l
I Abraham Lincoln proved himself
I equal to every emergency. He was the
.child of nature; he. was strong of
i body and sound of mind. 80 supremo
he. that tile multitudes
“’m‘nosfior‘t l
reonly one. ' ‘ D
L-‘l‘ty a bushel and‘ you’ll buy a
EFFRON !
. East Norwalls,
Tel. 441.
l‘f : JUNK! l
, You can always got the highest
' .‘for rags,"paper, metal and
Mutts - - $7.98 losssoo
$7011.. Just call up. Highest!
J AC 0 BY’S
xinoitl for Second-hand Auto: - .
' . l. _-
ridges .,'E. Nor.
such as the ones we show are al-
ways welcome. ' '
H.FELDMAN i 7- ._ g
Tel. 1176-24 ,-=~.;evf:Wc:‘iif_i _, .,
”n 'ToothacheEUnneccssary;
of employment generally, said
. . Shelton, Derby, Ansoniaz no little thing.
' - ' ‘ and . .
.r 45, E. 3,, foot Jacky”! 8t, .contmual pom or discomfort.
. New York inc pg? $9.“:th oa'i'tnglve more
1 N “I, _ :1 r0“ 3 n 0 I
', “do";sfivizsoTl... fifth“. a moment: is omens
New York at 741. m., the follow 'f WY.
” "- - Frets!" received new: a skillful dentist can really do
""°5‘3°""' linorethanahyoaeel‘setomake
vice of the Department of Labor.
come is cut off. *'
Mali National committee:
_’ «unisonsouthlmi ' i
ii" towel; ilir..i.ll.liiallery
m“ 3 16 Sohlain St?
“Nee-wok
mmwflhipt
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mouths-alanine“
scar-ts - ~- . $7.98 to $87.50 .
PROTECTJNG WOMEN WORKERS.
WASlllNGTON. Nov: l8.-«~Wcmcn
n
.be pmlected during the period of ii:-
sonwnm LINE . .
'1' FREIGHT smwxcn Happiness is made up of LIT-l dilstriui transformation from unmi»
Between TIE. THINGS“ but happiness is ‘; llloyment. a relapse to the lower wage
‘standards and unsuitable conditions
‘ no person can be up” under i statement today by Mary 'Van Kleecl:l 11:3,$1,:thliguzletzgtgt‘iiteiEbil‘tttiggligii
director 0f “1° Women Industry fig}; proper that we should do this.
women who are to be displaced by the
s. me...”
pioyment, she .said, before their lil':B‘mggled here. have consecrated it
leave New York at 3 in - —
. . 9' Jon m”. .. .‘POLIBH PEOPLEDOONGRATULAT-
“At this mount when the armistice
ct- patriotic societies to meet with you“
in public places and kindle anew thei
- fires of patriotism, and celebrate this;
' great speech and day with ceremonies,
patriotic and uppioprintc.
V Yours in F., C. and l...
CLARENDON E. ADAM-S.
Commundenin-t‘hief.
ALBERT .\l. TRlliillJ-l.
Adjutant-General.
j ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S
( Gettysburg Speech.
November 19, 1863.
Four scale and seven years ago, our
.. Fathers brought forth upon this conti-
ty and dedicated to the proposition
we are engaged in a great C'
testing whether that Nation. or any
ow employed in war industries must Nation so conceived and so dedicated.
can long endure. We ate met on a
great battlefield of that war. We have
come to dedicate a portion of that field
as a final resting-place for those who
t
But. in a larger sense, we can not
edlcate—-—we can not consecratewwe
dead. who
-far above our power to add or detract.
.The world will little know nor ions re
member. what we say here. but it can
'never forget what they did here. it
wnnon. Nov. 171—4. J. nolour.‘ h r. to be here
Secretary of State for Foreign Aflflmiagm; .1209}: ‘36:” e
hos-sent the following letter to the WW 1..“th
nobiv advanced. it is rather for salt; You will appreciate
acetates to the snot . {my
heads-ed davo' merits of Stamford furnaces.
hetero
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a d. in that connection. the following: MANY FEATURES
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0°‘059r1‘v1'18‘ 'such excellent work with the collec-
have been drawn into industry during:
the war has been launched by the
NORWALK BOY titliill‘drbgn’s “Aired“ of the Department
“ n o - a r. n announcement today
ARE PROMISE”. (Continuedgxgll‘gfglil’ggl‘: sgdileiters had listen sent to all state
A l . _ o c s responsi e for the enforce-
(Continued rrom “I. 0”) .mlutgry men to get u send-off in this. ment of school attendance and child
labor laws asking their «to-operation.
Thousands of children'the an—
nouncement said, were drawn into un-
aud to keep constantly employed the
force of young ladies, who have done
ot a p as he grew up in Norwulk
l“. , .
$uu§ki3rms§§iz mle‘i.8‘°il..z ““3”” occupations during the m
Schultse who is well~known met-loge? by me ”“3000“ 0' hlth wast-’8 In
port anti still has extensive. businessi many instances “MW“ ““3"" “‘1‘"
interests there, was for a long timel We: “hm Wills tmlllm'cd male than
one 0! the best amateur wrestlers int {1g t ours “ My! it was'said and
. children as young as five )ral’s have
' city, of formal character.
30:? been a happy-golucky kind
tlon bones on trains. at the churches.
theatres and on the streets. Wednes-
day will be the day of the “Grand
Finale." and it is planned to have
some unusual features for that night.
which will add to the general enjoy-
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‘ nent a new nation. conceived in Islbt‘l'n
that all men are created equal.‘ Now,
ivil Wan.
ment of all.
President Wilson has issued another
letter appealing to the American peo-
ple to realize the extraordinary need
of .the service performed by these
scven associations during the trying
period of domobiiizat-ion. The Ameri-
can tt'oops have demonstrated their su-
periorilyvot'er the contenders that
“might makes right." it is now up to
us to help them win the battle over
the evil (mess of intempcrance. sani-
bling and immorality. forces which in
every country are ready to take their
mi up to dztic arc in l‘OtlLlll flaures $25; as Abe. u“ Ncwsboy. and ”“0 lllivy‘sl—4
Capable workers are *
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434 Sixth avenue, i B . ..
. renkfast Blend Coffee lb. ............................ 21c "Y “m" "M“ ,.
‘ if yfill-la???“ 3336;311:130” us i Ever Re my Prepared ’Buck wheat, pkg 17c loveld and‘ll'lnli‘d lll‘llllp‘;l:“::““:lr:° 31:; toil oi thosenol strong enough to re-
‘ I ‘ . ' . U . e o ............. an lOnC‘h “Ni": ‘1 ( ' 1 i i ‘ . , . '
Ind weIVIil'lvtak‘e cal: of your express! Campbell 8 SOPPB, all varieties, can ..................... 100 ‘ hp .mkpd m be. the Saviour of our-3:5 {Cfgraznlffi'f‘nfig‘fiHellfighfl‘mté’e"
W. gum “fellas? elfgootuth: be?! .. Welter Baker 5 Breakfast Cocoa, can .................. 190 Country. . ‘_wc must win it again from the dist-i:
bump Trucks (.5; contractom"\l/r:i‘k(i Bumham and Merrill Pork and Beans, can """ ' '''' ' 15° '" a" "m “1"" me" 1m.“ “lib-en. ,anl‘i‘h‘ nf evil. Brine back our boys the
0“,. Trucks mm; (my min mm"! Very Best Creamery Butter, none better, lb. ............ 610 "fesslll‘fink‘ifii‘x-qbgt‘ $3211” “:13“: way they u‘cnl cicau. nanny Amcri-E
Work city.‘ Let them handle you! 1:933“F°’m°”v Oblong, med or Ind“ Ceylon, lb' “““ 43° r0“::\'l: iit‘ll.“(founm' and hi; died to cuii‘xiic results ot' the collections rc tori-i
“night and express. and thus keep .11! Coffees .. . . .. ............... 21c, 22c, 250 and 30c lb. comm-air it with his life's blood; his' ‘ ‘ " '
any from the congested terminals. i California Sfl'dllleilfll tomato sauce, can ............. p. .. 18c name is unparalleled “"10“?! .‘h‘f coo. TM: is im- from u... quota 0:;
We Haul Anything Rhode Island Clam Chowder, large can ........... p ...... 29c World's elect and is immutabli’ mml- suction, and further mu from tho over-1
Anywhere ltucoa Nut Butter—«The world's best, 1h. ............... 34c if was purely! ’t.‘.‘,‘:;"l°.’llli$331333? subscription 3f 50 per rent. Whining
{ mci'cans ac ‘_ ‘ - 'itvlts i't-qtlcstc . ’l‘lu-rc are many real-l
no J0b T00 Laaurge 01‘ T00 ; 4 \-—'—'— cans guys. “if (it‘lll'fibm‘lilosl’rzwi‘: 131230!” for this. The. \‘iClOi‘)' celebration1
‘ ,‘im .. . , ‘ its a i ills p are away i W . ‘oi' Inst Monday delayed the. beginning?
25:29:?‘223’59313‘ entrusted ‘ ‘ soul'tl deep PE" and (‘3“‘9.l0rti' m ‘1‘“ 'of the drive until Wednesday. Many,
“of mom is given and. obtained ft 1 pure bl'tll‘lllll“ 0' undying life ‘o'lleult‘ilaills have not yet been able to
loodslhundied i C O 6 man“ 0 bless mankind. . . ”fully covet their districts and many
hene or suite for our rates we earl 0 My Comrades: The n-Jlt‘tm-lllll day have not .Wi been asked for their sub-
~" vou time and money " , I of Novembt‘l‘ is ill? anniversary 0‘. scription. It is requested that all who
L GHT AND HEQVY T. ncorporated Lincoln's Gettysburg filli‘i’i‘l‘: ”it“ h“" have not been seen by a solicitor. mall
. of All. KindaRUCKING \ * lowéd 60“)"stng “all"? Fidd‘nf‘itndfif their pledge ME to the l'niied Wari
‘ - . . - crated by lie 0 0 our co r 5 fund committee. Mahackemo Hotel“
SQDOEDFVANS fOrMLong Dlatlnco ! NORWALK S LARGEST ECONOMY GROCERY 'oi' the Chi] War. _ . South Norwulk. or hand them in to
" . . “"""°‘ °-‘"‘“ 3 83 and 85 Washington St Phone 1405 - Th” l“ b“ “l" f‘“"’“..“l“l““{.‘.i- 1" ”W-
: ‘ ' versury of tint urea lay ii i
3mm HerShfiew m; secch you, to call upon your auxiliary, _
‘ .__- gt. ._ _.—..__=__- mm . the Woman's Relief Corps and all "'1‘“ ’
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I A warm-air lel'i'iaCC‘lS not a
winter resort in the South. Such
.i a resort appeals, to us largely be- ~
‘calise it enables us to live com-
] fortably in the open air in winter.
The importance of the furnace is
that it brings into the house and
’ tempers the air from out of doors.
2 In other words, a warm-air fur-
nace beats and veiltilates the
house properly and effectively. so
tailed work which that we always breathe whole-
" “I“ “l” ’0 some air of the right temperature.
this more
after you 'look into the
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I SWIFT‘S’ PRIDE WASHING
N" England and not only won many: been found in industry
prises but developed as one of the best.I
trainers in that branch of sport.
At. the little bouts down at the NOD
walk Boat Club he tried many a bout!
with Davy and quickly discovered that:
there was little chance for any of the.
local grapple-rs with him at anywhere.
near the weight of '140 lbs. whichI
seemed to be his proper limit either
way. , 5
After Campbell went into the serv-.
ice, he kept an eye on him, and when?
Davy began to send down clippings'
limit the New London papcl's telling.
of what he had done, his friends here}
were delighted.
Every \vicstlcr ill and mound the
forts of that city had a try at him. but:
none or them could do anything with:
ll. llrieger Co.
We will dress the Whole
family from head to foot on the
easypoyment plan. '
him, and it “as not long before he
had llilld \thl‘k iii getting.- 3 lllait‘h. 5
One \vrcsller, in particular, knownl
coming, the pride of xiuv London, wusi
\‘ei'y chal‘y of getting on the Hill! with
him.
Davy offered to wrt-stlc him i‘ol'=
money. marbles or chalk, tor a cause,
like the lied Cross. or just tor l'llllZ;
but Abe always had some victim and.
after a “'iliit', iluvy wont ever to light
the Hulls.
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SPECIALS
For This Week
POWDER ..... 6 pkgs. 25c
SUNBRITE OLEANSER,
a can .............. ‘. . ..
TOILET PAPER—Regular 6c
roll, out to ......... 40
SPERRY a BARNES’ PORK,
alb...... ..... ......29c
is time to ,prepare
MBRRIU. BUSINESS
Day and Evening
needed
NOW
COUEGE
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GRANDMA’S PANCAKE i
FLOUR ..... 2 pkgs. 25¢ ‘
A. STULL ;
24 Cottage Street
East Norwaik .
Full line in best
Meats, Groceries
and Vegetables. -
Please Send in Poultry
Automobile ‘ .
.llcpairing
lligii Gradé Work a:
Specially
Official Service lo"
Chevrdlei, Mange.
and Graham Bros.
Trucks '
Ferd Repairing and Paris.
Wrecks Towed is any dis-
at.
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