'. Iii wants but little here
“Ow, but he must have his
cool. though many other
things he spares that would
mus soul. The price is
‘» list also m-‘tmntsrcke no
‘1‘» .mr‘wht we choose, but
§leok at all the cash one saw
1 dry cutting out the booze. For
‘ years to come, so. we eretold,
.I coal will be Very, high, the
3.“. price will keep on growing
unit him. the distant shy un-
less some substitute is found,
perhaps it will be oil or some
such subs‘ance that will burn.
that's til en fromthe soil. But
let these worry who may live
a Einndni years from this
. -'._7..w_l;i_le we enjoy the coal we
: have, and. revel in its bliss.
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Your House Inside and Out.
Paint is high—true; but it is
certainly cheaper preventing
ILdecay than paying for the re-
gen-s.
L. & M. PAINTS and RYAN-
[XE are paints that are recog-
nised as high quality.
1 Albert II. Morgan
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2: ‘ ‘ < . . ‘. § .
AfléCrafl Roofing
Beautiful, permanent, and the only suitable roofthat can
b0. peter: tighten: the old shingles. cm and examine 1t.
anon: soot ~
‘ Allow romp n. W.Johns-Manville Co. Roofing.
‘lgenta, too, for the Cumipt Stained Shingles.
‘ Agents as well, for Beaver Board. .
What will a-roof cost? Please state which you prefer and
you’ll get the answer at once. . ~, . .
The Hatch 8. Bailey Co.
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NORWALx AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
. - STROMBERG- GARBURETOBS
CHANDLER 51x ' CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND BRAZING
_Vaast Bros. Garage
.PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 81" 30. NORWALK-
Ilol Weather Dresses IOr Women &Misses
The handsomest collection and the largest assortment in
town. .
PRICED VERY MODERATELY
SPECIAL SHOWING OF WHITE TUB SKIRTS
Of the better ln‘nd. If you wish the best in uali and work-
manship then visit the Paris shop. q ty
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 SOUTH MAIN 81‘. SOUTH NOBWALK.
, _-___s.. _...
Devine Bros.
a.
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
BRISKET CORNED BEEF ......................... 16c lb.
PLATE CORNED BEEF .......................... 18c lb.
BEEF LIVER ............................... . . . . . 12c lb.
NATIVE FBEESTONE PEACHES ..... '. $1.25 large basket
Sesview Ave. and First St. , ‘ ,
, TEL 53 Schullze s Sanitary Markets
NOBW United States Heense No. 17.903.
’ -- 9 -5 ' -, “4- ‘11. SOUTH NOB?“
, TEE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
. a 42 Water at.
{hone 1215-5. 80. Nor-walk, at.
”new Parts, Starter and
' Generator , Brushes
MI! and Greases
Stewart Speedometer Parts
ny Gasoline and Kerosene
.Anto Supplies, Tires and Tubes
G. H. Hedenberz. Prop.
' ffiEPTE‘MBER RECORDS i
{flied—La Traviata, Galli i
, ' Curci.$1.50.
MIG—For You a Rose, De
Gogom. $1.00.
-I< Hard Times Come
Again No More, Homer.
$1.00.
My Swanee Home.
Alabama Lullaby.
Anything Is Nice If It
' Comes From Dixieland.
Eyes That Say “I Love
_You."
18500—You’re Still an Old
Sweetheart of Mine.
, The Gates of Gladneas.
18592—Take-Your Girlie to the
Movies.
Baby
. ,. F. L. HAMILTON
_ ~. 49 Wall 8:. Telephone 125.
asses——
y” .
. INCREASE
lot in price, but in the regu-
‘Ja'r equipment of Pnest-O-Lite
- 7 . es.
' 'M manufacturers now
i? equip their cars with
.Preetfi-Lite Batteries.
have one to at your car.
' ” ‘ STORAGE
l. .ERY CO.
., ’ .7230.Msin8t.
"ShuthNorwalk.
Beckmann’s Grocery
; BEST GOODS. LOIVEST PRICES. FREE
“7 DELIVERY
alter Baker’s Breakfast Cocoa. er can "It
\Vesson’s Oll forSalads and Cookigg. pts. 43c. (Its. 350
New Post Toastles. per package ............... 11c
Eldora Brand Early .lune Peas. can ........... 16c
N atgonal or Sunshine Bi scnits ...... 8c and ISO 0‘r
ChOIce Pea Beans. lb. 12c. Marrow Beans. lb. 15c
Very Best Creamery Butter. per lb. ........... c
Heinz Cream of Celery Sou . pt. can . . . . . . . . . .' 22c
No. 1 Royal Plantation Co e'e. lb. ........... 47c
Crisco for Shortening ........... 22c. 38c. 58c' can
Maunolta or Clover Milk. per can ........ 18c
Kellogg Krumbles .............. ' ...... 2 plies. 25c
. Buy your Bread. Cakes. Rolls. VEt t W 't
House Breadery—Next to c a I“ e_
BECK-MA mws
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'trafllc moved and the extent of the
‘rallroed plant: sre the lowest In many
33.." U1“: the exceed. not. 1914- 41!.
um sen yéan summon”. rem
It about one-thirty! the, raw c‘fi"
ta] In the nation, has been added to
the noun! investment. In cons-risen
“til the July figures of a year acorn
loss of 3007000900 ls shown. The
freight and passenger rates were the
some in both months. Comparison of
earnlnei m: July with July a rear
ago shows these results:
' ' ' Revenues.
’ Increase or
1013’. 1919. ' July. 1918. Decrease.
”47.952000 “63.001000 3.2 per cent.
Exflnm.
Increase‘or
July. 1919.- July. 1918. Decrease.
3353389000 8313.500000 12.8 percent.
The net operating Income for JuIY.
.1919. shows a decrease of 44.6 per
;cent., compared with the total a year
ago.
I Easlcm roads earned 533.200.000.
losing 828.400.000. compared with July.
1918. “'éstern roads earned 332*.900:
4000, losing $20,100,000. and Southern
’roads lost ”2.000.000. earning but 99;
300.000. Fretght traffic in July was 11
per cent. less than a year ago. but
per cent. highér than the July average
In the three year test period.
It was pointed out that despite the
reduced tonnage h‘auled. July expens-
,cs are “0.000.000 greater than a year
‘ago. and $120,000,000 greater than tio
lyears seq. As campared with the ave-
;‘rage for July In the three your test
period. expenses have risen 3175.000.-
000, equal to 95 per cent.
gowns XOCOfiNT
OF WAR FUND
(ConlInucl from Page One)
The exact total recclvcd from the
.l'nilPd \Vsr Drive Fund to June 30
‘of this year was 317.130.294.87. includr
«lng salvage Items and miscellaneous
Ironmds. The disbursements from this
fund werE, for activities in the I'nll-
ed Slalcs. $5,469,060.79. and for activi-
ties overseas. 39.550.082.62. 3 total of
“15.018.143.41 Icavlng an uncxpendcd
balance on June 30 of 82.112.151.46.
The monthly cxpendltuyc on war
.Work approximates loo million dol-
lars. so that this balance has since
been expended. and fresh n-qulsixlons
‘mmlc on the fund. which has been
totally collected b) the l‘nilcd \Var
I~‘und treasurvrs.
l The 83.468.060.79 cxpvndo-d for activ-
illcs in the l'nlted Slates ls apportion-
e-d among the following subdivisions:
llulldlng program. lm'ludlna new con-
struction and additions, ro-ntale, oper-
ntinll and malnlenanl c and equip-
nwm. $1.? 31122.85. 'I‘lw Knights had
178 buildl as- nnd 16 «nt- In the can.
lcaalorn dppnrtmenl. 89
cm - no:
buildings and 5 tent: in lllc south
caslcln department. 152 buildings and
7 tents in lln- l‘r-nIrRI-soulhorn do»
parlment and 4;! buildings and 6 fonts
in the western department. making at
total of 461 buildings-and 32 tents.
Eleven buildinrs were being con-
structed. at permanent :u'my posts. on
June 30.
I Personnel expense;
ins, trnvcllng expenses. uniforms and
other personal t-qulpmcnt. but I'X‘
cluding headquarters staff, cost the-
Knigllls 31.046.680.11 for a total per-
sonnel of 1.13‘4.‘ Activities or service
program. Including athletics and
sports. motion pit-tunes and otllcr cn-
lcrlalnmcuts. tducmional. social and
enutloymenl service, cost ”45.65900.
Motor transport service cost $170.-
24401. On supplies far l'rcc distribu-
tion. including stationery. periodlcals.
tobacco. food and candy and miscel—
laneous supplies. such as soup. shav-
ing materials, 9l(‘.. the Knights spent
31.063.368.63. Freight and insurance
com the Knights 92,411.53 and Inner
at administrati . “38.0.3818: this
Item covered salaries and expenses of
headquarters staff. publicity and
rents and office suwlles and incl-
lncludlng salar‘
dental expenses. Other disbursements‘
, July earnings. In comeerlaon 'wtt‘h _ I
25.
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the 10.8 K. of C. secretaries engaged
In transport work. This sum repre-
sents goods purchased In this coun-
Overseas the Knights purchased
ll‘)‘.
vast quantities of supplies for free
‘dlstrlbution.’ Items included In the
vllsl are 900,000,000 beef cubes, 618,-
000.000 clgarettca. 3.750.000 pipes. 546.-
851 pounds or pipe tobacco 3.00.000
pounds of candy.
i-‘Or collection. care and general ad-
minmlration of their funds the
Knights spent 8166.61676' 2.63 per
cent. of cntlrc disbursements. a sum
exceeded by the total discounts accru-
ing from prompt payment of mer-
‘chnndtsc bills. The money expended
during the ycar by the Knights from
the” prtdriyc fund. distinct from the
united fund. was dlstrlbulcd through
lhc different avenues of expenditure
in a proportion generally rclatlyc I0
lthr disbursements ol money receiv-
ed on their quota in the united fund,
In concluding their report the Knights
state that they will continue. without
(havoc. llwzr work for the temporal
:lrd stun-Hum m-lfarc of all men In
Illlv nminn's service.
ECONOMY PLAN GROWS
IN GREAT BRITAIN
ll().\.|N‘.\., Tllvslilt}. Sept. 2 Tho-
(au-pnlzn for administrative economy
i-x gutting momentum daily. \ndrcw
Ilonn La“. licynl‘mx‘nl lcndcr in tho
llousc (‘nmmun-. and J. Austen
«)1
(.IN‘ Illlvtllillf‘n. l ‘lilnc‘ llor ol tho) huh ..I '
nun: «mum to London today cspecial-
I\ ll lllIl-I n nwminu ol lhc (‘zthlnt‘l,;
«hi-h lrcludcd Earl I‘m-2cm. Pl‘i‘slllcl’ll
cl the (‘uuncil and t‘myclmncnl lcudcr
Ill Illc Houn- of Lords: and George Ni-
I'll" Inn-nun. .‘Ilnlslo-r “'Ilhoul Portfo-
lio. It Is undcrmood that lhu discus-
sion “at: ccnxcrcd around national
hnancc ,
There is much lzllk HI .‘I possibility?
that Mr. (‘hambcrlain may pry-Mill :1
pm lnlcrtm budget. but this is con.
sidcwd quite Improbable. Answering
press attacks upon Ronar Law. Poc-
min" Lloyd George has svnl a mm:
Mllt‘ to newspapers hcrc declaring ll
uuuld be gmsely unfair to attribute
continue-n war expenditures to any
particular nu-mhrr of the Goternment.
The dcmund I»l"ll:llon Fisher. ()1 Kil»
vcrslonc. former First Sea Lord. for
the virtual scrappfllz ot the na\'y.half
of which Is already obsolete. on the
ground that a big navy Is not required
now that Germany has been defeated.
has been minted in all the newspa-
pcrs here and has caused a areal sen-
sation. Naval cxpcns who have been
consulted consider that Baron I-Tlsh-
cr's proposal Is much too drastic. and
fears are expressed that there Is in).
‘ .. .ANorwalk'a Heading mm store
Curtains. Draperies.
Now is the time that experienced housewives turn their thought. to brightening up the he.“
for the Winter Season and those whovisit our CURTAIN contrast are sure to find just 1‘..t
items that will suit their individual tastes‘and hoods inourbig and varied stock.
' STOCK WINDOW SHADES AND SHADES TO ORDER.
THE FAMOUS KIRSCH CURTAIN RODS ARE THE BEST MADE.
WindOW Shades
l
LA-Ile: on scans CURTAINS—Either in attractive made ‘up'psttem or by the yard.
.. . QUAnLGRAILLACEBr-Inelndin‘ the popular panel curtains.
SUNPAST D'BAPERIES AND PORTIERESe—Reliable weaves that are always satisfactory.
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H.Krieger 8t Cm.
PRESIDENT WILL REVIEW
PACIFIC FLEET AT SEATTLE
SEATTLE. Wash. September 1—-
Prcsldcnt Wilson will rel’lcw the Psc~
lflc fleet here at 4 p. m. Saturday. 530me or [Iv-.1,
September 13. acording 10 tclcm'ams » y
from Secretary Tumully. rcr‘oiyod to \ CLOTHING FOR DIES. 17». (A
day by chairman of Scatllc's I’l'cfildcn-
linl and Fleet \\'clcome (‘ommillcccm
Tllc historical battle ship Oregon will
he lhc u-yicwln: shin. llw muslin?“
m, BOYS AND GIRLS.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS;-
SOLICITED
said.
. _ __ ’
—Scntlncl Wsm Advertisements are , 7,, --
:2 to brtx the bee! results olub‘
‘ A Few Weekly
Reminders
IDEAL FRUIT JARS.
"Get acquainted"
The New York Butter 8s
Egg Market
2? 80. Main BL, 80. lomlk. QM, a doe ......... tit
DI I recei ef Butter Pints, a dos. .......... .~l~.
Esp. ee and Chees'e LIBBY‘S CONDENSED
exclusively, fresh every day, MILK, a can .......... .tsc
ABACORE TUNA P183,
largesisecancutto lfc
MAN '3 WHITE PLOA T.
DIG SOAP cut to 4 bars Sic
rAnnAnxs' .LAURDRY
SOAP .......... 2: bars ‘I‘C
A. STULL '
24 Cottage Street ?
East Norwalk
Quick auto service assures
you prompt service.
‘ Tel. 472.
A
F. 5.19m ‘4
Job Printing
“THE SAPPHIRE”
Birthstone ! or September '|
A maiden born when Autumn’s
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TIRES
ALL STANDARD MAKES
1”“ ' rms'rs AND SECONDS
A . . . g ‘
re 3233?“ m 8‘9“” ' I L. Err RON .
A sapphire on her brow should ?3 Rowan St. East Nonwlh.
bind; ;Tel. 441. Tel. .441
'TWill cure diseases of the mind. ? __.__._.,,- M. 7---.__ ~_ .u
, GIFTS REDUCED PRICE on AI-CL
l
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Our present stocks arc filled '
to overflowing with helpful i
suggestions. 1
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IUYING IN SAFETY
WALL PAPER
Lowest price on all, Ready
Mixed Paint. Enamel. m3"
83 Washington St. Phone 1405.
p
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JOHN B. RISKO
MEAT MARKET -
5 LEXINGTON AVE.
TEL. 493
NOTICE FOR THE PUBLIC
{NOW is the time to save your money. Buy good quality
bee .
PLATE BEEF .................................... 14c 1b.
SHOULDER STEAK ............................. '. 18c 11:.
BOUNDSTEAKJ......... ........................ 25clb.‘
CHUCK MEAT ...................... « ............ 200 lb.
STEW BEEP ........................... ......... 18c lb.
om STEAK ................................. 28c lb.
POEMOUBE STEAK .......................... 26c lb. ,
' After this I intend to carry a large linen! all kinds Of.
meats. Only Swift.Western Beef sold. It
. Wagon starts on road again in a coupled days. Orders
delivered anywheré in city also all surrounding towns. '
including walls at 03m“ 0' depan"minont a great fight between the ad-
mcm directors and camps and boom-H.003.“ of a small and a big paw.
tale to meet the hourly needs of oper- Sir Percy Scott. who. as rpm- admiral.
attons. amounted to $908,616.48. .wns formerly in command of the first
'POF their 0‘9”“;‘3 work ‘1“) cruiser squadron. considers that the"
knights. in the year ending June 90' larger battleship ls doomed. and that.
”WM 59.550.082.62. Of this amount money devoted to building these ships
At ERAND's 3
JEWELERY sun OPTICAL l
STORE
800 TH NORWALK
‘5‘0-39‘L“ ““5 1"?“ on building and could be better employed in other,
equipment: 3693.40001 on ‘D'rli'fiounel ways. He does not however. agrec;
PXIN’MPZ $433-§--3~19 on ““9““- wm‘lth all of Baron Fisher's conclusionat
clot and movmg picture entertala-. ‘
merits. etc: $110,033.83 for motor"l _1-,., . Sentinel “an: Ad. -
transport service; 84.562.982.06 ’ fort ' l
sunplles for free distribuuon; 8166: "F“
933.31 for freight and Insurance: :89.-I '
233.51 for general administration and I
33.508.448.30 for dlebursemenls to
overseas commissioners for expendi-
tures overseas on operations.
Overseas the Knights malntalnedl
2.3 huts and clubs of substantial size.‘
while other more or' less ephemeral -
clubs were equipped and maintained
to bring the total-number or RC
points of contact with the troops I0
250. Of these clubs 32 were In Ger-s
many. «I In Italy and 9 In the mush-
lsles, With 1 recently opened In Ant-j
,werp. In Siberia the K. Of C. have.
.a secretary and more are on route.
The Knights have also recently opcn- '
ved.clubs in Panama. Haws“. Alaska:
‘and clubs have been operated In Cuba I
' and Porto Rlconnd large quantities of 5
goods shipped to Haiti. All"thta laterg'
, work is now included in the domes-'
‘etIc department. , . i .
The Knights sent 1,075 workers .-
overseas out of a total number of.
7,414 applicants. Newl'ork State led ' . ‘ .
fi:h_2929.3.\i;ssaehmta tangled 1 fl , nglb your fingers' You can lift off?
Dole .‘ ennsy v a . nnec -i% . ; 3
' cut «IQ, Indiana 38. Every state In the 9'” bar: corn. not; if", o‘rdcorn M,
linitm was ”Present In the over- Wu Le toes, an t e be skin cal-g
seas ranks of the K.‘ . ' , vipers from bottom of feet. I
'The total adionnt‘expeaded by the; ,3 tiny bottle of "Freedom" costs m"
““8“” on "'99 W" m. . 'a't any-drugstore: m‘ s— sear
durtpg the war was In a {cw dol- .. the *
tan or $1000.01».— ‘IMI- crater W "'9' mom-1w ”W“?
-- WI!!! ”nominee shortly-yes no:
L--_———I
”litigants! ’s
Doesn’t hurt a bit and Freaone 2!
costs only a few cents. ‘
4.
I Mini mm .‘ ~ . .. .7 g;'.:—>
Window and mm Glass.
I
price.
JACO
New Fall
DRESSES _
In Fashion’s Favorite Fabrics .
Our Dresses possess “unmistakable air of di-
tinction, in draped, might line and tunic mod.-
els, aabontcly embroidered. beaded or braid-
trimmed, embodying style, quality and low-
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