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UNDER GARMENTS
_ An extensive assortment of cot-
' ton and wool‘in single garments.
' .lnd union suits, and all moder-
‘ 2.1er priced.
; Shirts and Drawers . . . $1.00 up
‘ Union Suits . . .‘ ...... $2.00 up
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Joseph Davis
85 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWAIK.
WEATHER FORECAST.
‘5 Fair to-
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. Twill rising temperature: mod-
A welLdefined;
, in“ pl‘esnurg‘, is central this:
our North Dakota and an;
1 .t1' it of high pressure is cell-i
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Thursday
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Pleasant weather‘
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it nearly all districts east of
Mountains. The tempera-l
:n llik' r-ltstcrn portion of:
illltl New England}
were reported
to Maine.
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~mtnrd will begin its “\Vclconlt
' celebration and continue it till-
'E-itlthy evening.
“minor-row will be known as Nor-
w l .. day at the Danbury Fair. It is
’hjrt-f'lt’tl that a large number of local
do will he in attendance there for
x’lv;
t he day.
‘dptain lszrat- Hull, of Stratfot‘d.
“Nil known here as master of steam
snipe: on the Atlantic coast, is corn-
.uand‘rng thD three-decker “liorlond”
the new Bridtzeport-Port Jefferson
flurry. during the temporary antiques
of t’llptain Victor Wright. .
The American Express company until
1:» American baggage company both:
with offices at the local station have
new creed their stands. T he baggage
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’ EAST HAMPTON MAN WANTS
‘ ELECTRICITY. i
HARTFORD. Oct. &—On a citation
from the public utilities commission,
L. 1’. Perry. manager of the (‘entral
(‘tnneweut and Light (‘omf
puny. appeared before the comrnission’
.in the ("apitol yesterday, to show;
cause. why the company discontinued
electric service to \\'. J. Adcr, of East
llamptnn. l.'ltl why an order should
not be issued by the Commission to
‘lprovide fer the service. In his state-
Today in \Vall Street
.\'i‘l\\' YORK t‘\‘\';i‘l‘i Sheet. 102:)” :t I
rill—'l‘rztdins an ill" outset of today'fi
Stock Market lacked the spectacular
features of the prPt'cdlllg Session. even
the more issues makinr:
only moderate gains with <tandztrd
Before the end of the, first
half hour, houwn-r. pool operation-“t
in ll‘tllllf’l‘()ll:~' specialties were a'tait‘.
:at gains of l to 6 points
l'owt-r
speculative
shares.
under way,
Loaders of the movement included. . ,
. . . . . . .ment ‘0 th v'mltnllesion. Mr. Perry
.\ati.‘tnal list-till. American “oolen. . _.
. ‘ .sard that ovum; to the construction of
\Mn-rhmaton Pump. Texas Calllllalll'.. , ., , . _
P t ' p l 1. l. a. “P“ "1‘“ l” ““‘M I' Was foun'l
- . )w‘ 11 etro ettm S m elm 't‘l'. . .
.m n ”K n ' [ INQCPFSRTF ’0 'll‘VODIIXlilt’ tho old line
Kellv-Rprintzfield Tire. Central Leathxfrom “high 1er Ad” had been furn-
er, lntltr<trlal Alcohol .and American ished with t-l‘K‘ll‘lt‘lty. Mr. Perry said
Sonar. lanolin: shipltlnus and thH that a resumption of the old “n“ “‘otlld
"‘0", “MW” "an“ "("3ny Reading and entail an expense thin would be. equal
Texas and Pacific. also improved.
,to an investment of $1,485.
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\\.\l.l \TRFFT . oon Tradinz $U|CIDES SHOW INCREASE.
became more professronal as the ses- _ __
sion progressed activity continuing '0 But State's Death Rate Reaches Low-
center in speculative stocks. )lotor‘s' est Rate in “33‘0”" '
and allied shares. also oil, leather and HARTFORD, Oct. 5-11).. months of
food issues. extended their gains with'sza_ July and _Augugf‘ 1919' show the‘
{GUianm-‘t notably HaldWin Locomo- lowest delh rate ill the history of this:
tire and Harvester American \Voolen,‘ state. according to statistics compiledi
Continental (”an and inactive speclah by the State erartment of Health. i
ties. such as Linseed and Barrett; During the first eight months of the;
Company. were exceptionally strong current year. however, the figures shawl
at gains of 2 to 10 points. Rallies in.that 135 men and women ended theirl
steels and coppers and a stronger tone;own lives. in the corresponding period
for “shifipfilzi carried average prices to for tjeprefious 5'63? "10 (0‘3! '88 1M. I
higher leVels at‘ noon. although the Marriages total“!!! 7.793 “D 10 Sept. 11.7.
ninp per C9111. money 'rate caused me jDClUElVP, over those Of 1918 Births?
numbered 3.394, a falling off of 3,641
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slackening of activity.
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ALGERIAN FLOUR MILLS.
“CALL STREET. l:.”.0 p. ll‘l.-—.‘lf‘lal§.
company now occupies the room for-
-e-rly used by the express company
«Jul ill“ express company now occupies
va room formerly used by the bag—
13.20 rompany. '
"i‘ht- Darien and Noroton fire depart-
zw-nts will have to wait three more
ailnntlls before any action is taken on
‘ht‘ll‘ petitions. Tile Ilarien company‘s
intuition asks for a piece of apparatus
is xost $tlfiftO while the petition of the
T'wt‘mon Height company asks for al
p we of apparatus at a cost of $5,300.
“3‘7. matter was left in the hands of a
s‘t'rnmittee of three who will inveslh
team the situation of both companies
and thr‘n report at the special meeting
to b:- held at the end of the time lim-
i‘n‘fil.
T‘Jt’rwrtnlpt‘lmt-il this morning: agreed
in: tire Policeman (‘harlcs F. Page, po-
‘iixe llf’rk officer. a vote of thanks for
v’m. exhaustive reports he prepares for
hadrluarters records of incidents that.
mtrzlr during his tour of duty. Al-
tt‘auulrh (‘hief of Police \K’illiam R. Pen-
ar-Jyon has time and again emphasiz-
uc the nrcr-esity of complete details be.
in; included in reports set down on
the I elicv blotter, many of the record—
fr..: oll‘itials are exceptionally lax in
«traininz names and other important
{mat whhout which the headquarter
word; are little short of useless.
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/ ALL MONEY DEPOSIT-
'/ V ED BEFORE
i OCTOBER 11, 1919
-' .WILI. DRAW
{é INTEREST FROM
/ _n OCTOBER 18: l
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PeOple’s Truleo.
' ltho rnid-sesdon.
low priced motors and several of thc Aigf‘l'la P09665595 some 70 or 80
utilities. as fealured hv American fi‘mr mills. “1mm“! throughout the;
- three (lo-partnltnt of Algiers. Corr.
meelting. Utah. inspiration and Andy
iconda Coppers. Pierce Arrow. People‘s
iGas and Philadelphia Company. em-
Ibraced the drive and stron: stocks of
l', S Steel rained a
stllntine and “ran. These mills have‘
a total of 63mg horsepower. employ:
bflwcen lung and 1.1200 workmen. and'.
handle daily about 1.3m) metric tons.
of hard and soft “heat; or approxi-
mately {OHM-t" metric tons per annum.
There are also a large number of‘
email. primitive establishments in‘
Algeria. which tend to disappear int
, - r'mzlijwition “ith modern equipment.
‘PRESIDENT WILSON CHEERFUL.§—
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point and American \Voolen continued 0
‘to lo ad the specialties.
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WASHINGTON, Of‘l. ~‘ »—_~tt=el- an-l'
other good night President \Vthon ap—‘
peared cheerful this morning. White}
’House officials said, and for the first;
itime in more than a week, r-xprcssed
preference for eggs for breakfast. I
t It. is with increasing difficulty that:
[Rear Admiral Crayson. his~ personal:
:physician, keeps the president. from!
itaking a hand in affairs of state. The:
tpresident has asked to so» several
lpersons, but. neither Dr, Crayson nori
‘ Secretary Tvrmulty has been able to lo-
‘cate any of them.
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You can have a warm,
healthy, happy. contented
The president told them they shown £2th A .‘(Ju k‘Ut In an
ed a remarkable lnabiliy to find any-
:one he wanted to see, adding that so
liar as he was concerned the “cam-
lpaig‘n of silence" was at an end.
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Onepipe Heater
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hole in the floor.
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eratc, only one fire to tend and
no coal c: ashes to cart through
the house.
“”511 ltcep the cellar cool, and
1 is guaranteed for 5 years. Put
in on 50 days trial. ‘
See (he here and get the big
IWWOML Oncpipc book.
Plumbing, Heating, Tin- ;
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Whenever costs are lower HENRY A. HEGELEIN -
we reduce price. . _ — 56 WM St' 80' no" 1
Now is your chance. Phone 473:
Duchess Coffee
‘ Cut from 48c to 45cm ' "g! :Mkz'fiz‘:
Best Maracaibo u" . .
Cut from 45c to 41c 11); 1‘“,qu _
_ 8:11.30 Coffee ’
Cut from 43c to;39.g 11b
_'l‘hisisour-idea(tines-’15~ '
79 Washington St.
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Lamps for.
longer evenings.
Daylight saving has brought nearly everybody benefit
and pleasure. But now come tho long cvenin s Of‘dark-
guess, when we must give up out-O-doors and nd content
,and enjoyment within the four walls of our own homes the
greater number of evenings. .
So the lamp enters once more into its period of service.
lb ' gWhat ease and enjoyment good clear steady light will
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Whether one reads or not, plays whlst or not, the
[glow of good lamp is restful and cheerful and pleasing.
.- Here are such lamps; good in their service and tasteful
{and attractive in both design and finish.
Portable lamps are of several sizes with metal bases
flnlShed in bronze or old brass or antique gold.
, (I heir shades are of heavy art glass in color: which
iglow With special beauty when lamp is lighted, or done in
tsccnld effects which take on new life from burners radi-
,ancg.
Floor lamps are tall and graceful and effective. Prac-.
tlcalb' all are of mahogany or mahogany finish. For them,
there are beautiful shades of silk and oplin and Cretonne,
fringed and otherwise prettily decorateg.
‘ Electric portables, mahogany either genuine or simu-
l ted. with shades of silk or parchment in many tasteful
uterus—4 $6.50 to $35
Electric floor lamps, two lights. Equipped with long
[cord and dependable plug—- . $12.50 to $35
Shade: for floor lamps, 22 and 24 inch sizes—-
' $13 to 335
rent styles in
$2.50 to 335.
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teach finish—-
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Three, goo
curtain specials.
right: first in freslund nttracim and of aura‘
llama :3?)- .
{And that are of special value. ,_ m‘
SCRIM, hunstltched, with lace edge—o ".89
MADRAS, cream ground. plain or wltli either pink or
figural especially good for use in bedroom—- $3.50
VOILE and marqulsette, mercerised. with filet insert.-
ng Ind edge—of tine effect 14
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- If you like
a sea story
here is omxm'n read with, cager interest and full enjoy}
‘ 15. Sad Bride—Jay Ben Arne: Williams.
Captain Noll is an unprinclpled tyrant who takes his
a on his whaling v ago—and rules be: with the same
e1 hand as he does h s crawl The ”cord Of filathip. l!
gatoryh—Qnd itiswell told. $1.75 ‘.
The Wild Goose—by Oouvemcur M01115 What I than
does when he, devoted husband and father lscovm that
wife is in love with another mi 31.7!
Jun yJJBeflwlhotdWMM- €805
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them cut.
past season!
gabardine. Most of them are in navy or black, a few! III
tan shades.
here goes to be rid of them.
either $22.50 or $31.50; pick any at
the: mile of smiles. L . .-
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Saturdays ’til 9. {‘5'
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Women’s suit he
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saving--$l9.50 ‘4':-
Ovcrlooked suits—now at new lower price to bury,
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Don't know why women overlooked them during ill.
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They are excellent in style and of splendid serge and
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Nice styles, well tailored, and in sizes 34 lo 46. ’ ”Ml
But the fact remains that they were overlooked—am
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Two thirds of the lot were ““50,
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$19.50,
Corona noon _ -181". if:
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W omen S new :m..'--
handsome shoes. .
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Shoes that sparkle with style and beauty. Fm fir?
New and worthy and marked by the comfort which VI ”Hui?
count of great value. ‘ 3 ‘2
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Dark mahogany oxfords with long vamp and siral “
tip, military heel,——$9_ '
Black calfskin words, straight lip, cficctlre 10:121.,
fimp ‘2 .t.-.
Laced shoes of dark mahogany, heavy wing tip of fin.
effect—$11
Black calfskin laced shoes with lop of fine gray Sucdd. I ,:
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Pine tan calfskin laced shoes with f awn sued: tops—tlj. n
Mahogany calfskin with imitation tip—$12. penal..."
Mm. Door. rem gm; ' "3
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II - £ ‘1.
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OIIVCHIBHCBS 01’ ' .'
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t e ba room.
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0! double value, because they furnish the bathroom in )3
MW: fashion—and each offers a uni service. . g i
Built of staunch brass with coating of good nickel, it
they are in many shapes—such shapes as are “handy“ m .a
just right for their particular service. 1 5:
rambler holders—000 to 900. l when, white or nab—‘1" II a
woombwsn harden—tau to u. *E 3"- »
star. I“)? amhu-30c to 31.50. 0"“ White mirrorI—M to not ta
m .0“, “bu—40¢ go “.50. Shavlnf-brndh holdup—Mo. , “V '13
TolleWnper holders—350 to 31. “0" “0030—1“ ‘0 30$ ‘31 . ,
Wan-cloth amp—soc (0 1.1g Span” harden—01-35. t l ,
Gla- diator—82.50 to nmblcv and Soon-Nun: M . 2g
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m balm—850.
" no: but, as to u mob—m st
”fell. . fl A
88th “aw—'1 to £1.50.
Medicin- Minna-u to“
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THE HOWLANn
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by the 1319 General Assembly.
S FUTURE
lN SHEEP INDUSTRY
STATE H A
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l OLD SHIP AGAIN lN SERVICE.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—Like a return
itrorn the dead, the Argentinian sailing
l t ship Alejandrlna, once the Andi-ins o!
and a. relic of thei
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New Laws to Help Development in
Next Few Year-s.
Within a few years Connecticut wil
f the leading, it not the lead- Bflugh registry
lug, sheep raising states fill“ the coun-!
t in the opinion of s te ofllclals _ .
and”. others who have watched the l rived mm to“? With a. “1'8: egfiwogl.
growth of the industry in Connecticut Twenty yea-rs ago she sir-an n t 9‘
during the past two years. Added tOIStraJts of Magellan and lay forlorn:
the growth dun“: tint time. are theta: the mercy of ma and tide until:
n" “‘1' “mm became effective 3 the war demand for more tonnage
’ “Ch are classed b “Tl-t
July 1' “d w y 'caused her to be salvaged.
culturalists as one of the best pieces _ .
o! degislation enacted by the Lough-
taro in m‘n’ny years. This in the '9'
unedrmmmsdomlnw.whichnnOVs this ma ‘1‘“. number-at
manslaughter «abandon-them were seenworn "e: co
mmdomflkdamt.‘
been mediation-950:9“
beoneo
Thou. amycoueunoinhnndy
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DULY ONE TOWN; "
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"good oldvdays of square-riggers, ar-i .
QRYIGOODS co.
EVER THlNK 0? IT?
Electricity can run through very
slender “ins. And the Illll'5’1li c n
saving grace can enter the life through
the medium of a. wry unfinished cit HE, ‘
—Cl::~i.‘,tian Idtrald.
MEANS
Said the almost philorophtr,
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feilov. who married for money insteadl nrmlatnry con-
01 love couldn‘t be persuaded to do it i 6"” We MV‘
{Mn ('71 that W9
again for love or money.“
DAlLY THOUGHT. l
To deny the freedom of the will is;
to make morality impossible." Proudc. ,
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are Capable of Ir-
anririz and i=1;
lowing your in-
Jinx-lions in n
manner- that wttl
min your prairie.
Every sixminutee a merchant vessel '
arrives and another departs ”Gilli.
m: 5m pm.
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