'. FHE MAN?S SHOP Fall Hats At “This Man' 8 Shop” are com- ing in and going out.) rapidly for two reasons: 1. A Mighty Good Hat InQnality b. In Style c. In Make ~ ~ 2. A Fair Price $3.50 W (crease Lined) 'Costello‘ 8c? O’Mera \ scum 11.1111; STREET 1: —* fi—’- F. S. LYON ’ HOB PRINTING Iouth 11m A T YOU SHOULD MAKE , ; CERTAIN YOU'D. BE WARN WE'RE rollably informed that , or home needs the install-- 'tlon of a new heating system and you are qulte rellebly informed that W. are the proper plumbers to at- tend to that matter. NASH, RAYMOND & DEAN COMPANY 2 m Hill Bond. cold weather's gaming: m know * “fl .2»? [WASHINGTON ST. P ONE 959 2 stereo \ ”Dirty Square-11 No. Moln cc ’ Tel. 2978. 1.1) CARS 3011er Old Bentothe . ,,‘ l ‘- , dining room and living room; Go live with your wife 3 fonts. “Nay they haven’t any more cool then we have." ,_ , - ._ ‘ “But our kitchen is too small Then hve in the kitchen. for our family." ~ ' Then—here we are—put in French. Doors betmen the That? -s the fiker in the deck. But with all the dignity at our command we suggest French Doors, beautiful and eco- nomical. How about Storm Sash. " The Hatch 635’ Bailey y‘Co. Johns-M anvllle and Bird a. Son Roofing. sneetroek and Oelotex Wall Boards. FORD OWNERS Have You seen the Goodrich 30x31/g ‘ Cord Tire at $ 1 3.50 This is not G“ cheap cord but a. genuine .Silvertowm. port of the standard line. This is the best value in a cord tire ,ever offered. S. L. Benedict 73 North Main Street, South Norwalk. --.-----.._--.--...-.—-----. f -_...-_~. _.... .._-.———-—. _._.—._. -m—. Quality Groceries and Free. «“Delivery. A. F. Beekmann e‘Co.,1nc. 88 Washington Street, South Norwalk unnrneum non I“ .3 ii 'What You Want lo MEAT SATISFACTION This you are guaranteed if you buy our meats. Give us your ordeyfor any kind of meat. \Ve ha1e it. Courteous Treatment -- -Prompt Service F OWLER’S MARKET 69 No. Main Street Phone 1340 South Norwalk , and «fun 111th baby ribbon. Infants Dresses" We have a new liue'ofl dainty White Lawn and Batiste Baby Dresses, both long and short. These are rlr f1ne Val. Lace, Be e9ding’nd Embroidery; made vokes and some gatherh, into a beading-at .neck and wrists med with “'milh tiny 7 Prices 79c to $2.00 J. I. Mallette. 88 Washington St. .South Nor-walk Brush , Wool“ Scarfs . .- . I The new .séarfs are light in weight, but warm, practical and serviceable. The ,coldr combinations are very attractive and fascinating and pretty ~uy-.--v-‘---y------—-I. (Enough for the most fastidious wear. Everyone is a supreme value at the price asked. _---.---.-----,--v4..‘-- ,,,, ...................... f YOU WANT TOKivOW IT ' ' .lf thore'gony Why of “Wu money on your Fall 8hoeo, you want‘ to know It. There lo. a way. A safe, sure way of getting footwear of ‘ excellent quality at a reasonably low price. . I \._ r ’— You. GET am m __ CON N EALLY & BRACKEN’S FOOTWEAR' They Are Economical When You Consider How Long They Last. ran new: new uses. - ' Administrator Russell sp sent, 29 ——:5‘u's‘.~3 Fuel HARTFORD.S€ "mg a com plete surprise on the cool the State yesterday afternoon, he a. conference called at his reuest at t Capitol he announced that. it would b: impractical to set a. maximum tag; price upon anthracite coal during 8 coming- winter. and recommended in- stead that prices should vary with each community in accordance with the cost of distribution. The dealers. more than two hundred of whom had gathered from all over the State to: discuss price- fixing with Mr. Russell had been prepared to accept the re- commendation of a flat price which the? supposed would be $16 a. ton al- t11011511 of the opinion that it would boi difficult for the majority of dealers to carry on a normal business with that; price as a basis 9“ stated previous to the meeting that since it was their desire and obviously to their best interests to co—operate with the State Fuel Administration. they WOUId abide by Mr. Russell’s re; RL'G MAKING CLASS WILL BE HELD 11v “‘Es'rron'r 11‘. 29.—~The T: I. \VESTPORT, Sept. Committee of the \V. under the direction of Petremont beglnlng Oct. 19. at Library Hall. The class will every Thursday. branch of Miss achievements. Petremont's She studied exhibited in Philadelphia. Chicago. Washington and other audio 11 member Arts and Crafts Society. Boston. Alliance 0: America. New York Connecticut Academy. Hartford. VON HOIJGEN CASE QI’ASHED. Treason Clihrg‘c Arising Prom Pro- German \\' or Talk Is Nolled. NE\V HAV IN. Conn.. The case agatnst Maximilian von Hoe- the United States District Court en. by Judge Edwin S. Thomas. Hoé‘gen was not in court. after the beginning of the war ‘publlcly expressing his with Germany and condemning attitude of the United States. ition makers in Connecticut for British Government. Ambassador. Von Bernstorll‘. 2 NE“’ POSTRIAS'I'I'IRS WA SHINGTON. Sept. will refresh and restores Assistant Postmaster-General Bartlett today told the National Association 01 Postmasters ln convention here. If new postmasters come to their offices with— out such enthusiasm and “punch." he added. they are not fulfilling “the highest examinations." SHORTAGE OF CIGARMAKERS. TAMPA, Fla. Sept. 27.—Ofilcials of TAMPA. Fm. Sept. 29.—-—Ofilclals of soclation announced Wednesday that because of a. shortage of cigarmakem in the Tampa district. where every available workman is now employed the association has requested permis- slon of the Bureau of Immigration to import at least live hundred clgarma- kers here from Cuba. The association, it. was said. would pay the transportation expenses of those returnlnr at the conclusion of ' the Present rush‘of production. FIND RUNAWAY DADS sQUANpERED $240 ,Sept. .29. —-(Special) Joseph Palmcrl. 4 No. 158 .Humphre) street and Louis Dellavelle. 9. of N0 300 Wallale street. who were missing NEW HAVE until Wednesday were found at Walnut Beach by 3 Milford vouce officer. The ”boys had between them,- when found 860. which police we was all that re- mained of $300 that dlssppeared from .BEV. FRANK T39MI_‘SON DEAD. ANSONIA. Sept. 29 .--Rev. Frank ThompsOn. for my years a. worker amour the semen ln We carry only the mostieliubli brands. 3036 red but : Bhemtbonraseg, 6: 7 . 3 A B. 4’8 ,- “maniacal. dealers of ‘ when at , Several of the deal- , _ _ --A---A-‘AA Real patterns. 3x111/z ft. $6.00 FOR LADIES. A11 the FORMEN ...... 11 FOR CHILDREN vvvv-v Imported Rugs --:Low Priced home brighteners for these cooler evenings A wide choice of 1:“)le 4x7ft....... $525 Imported Golf Stockings mularhghtshades..... .......... ..,__,,,,,,.$289 ........ .................$1.9928and5 '. ..... 98c, $1.10, $1.25 and $1.55 .,..;.c.--- .o-cooolo-Ioco- -..- MEN’S BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. A“_ ............s m, .1 who“ 1 E i l ”$9.50; 36 6x9 ft. coco-o) T. I. A. Art A. has announced a course int‘rug making. Miss Clarice from 2:00 to 5:00 and 6:30 to 8:30 P. M. meet Rug making is only artstk under Marshal I1 re» and Paul Comover: has large cities: of the painters and Clay club of New Haven . of" the Art and Sept. 29.— gen. former New Haven attorney, who was arrested in December. 1917. on a charge of treason, and was hailed in here Wednesday on the recommendation of Assistant Lnited Suites Attorney Coh— Von Von Hoegcn first came into notice by sympathy; the He claimed to have been in the employ of Von Papen for the purpose of obtain- ing information on contracts of mun- the He also boasted of a close. friendship with lhe German ARE H l-ZIJ’FCL flit—The. 53's"- tem of having new postmaster: from time to time justifies only when such men can br ng into their organizations a new purpose and enth 'Vslasm which ‘18 slackened energies 31' those who are permanent. Socialist- Farmer-Laborites. WILL WEIGH TRUCKS ON DANB‘UBY ROADS DANBURY. Sept. 2.9—The state police department is setting up scales 5c Each —And- 8c—2 for 15¢ Muhackelno Block Tel. 1581 on the Danbury—Norwalk road, which will be used to weigh trucks where there is a question of their being ‘ U commendations. [And these recon“; ‘ t menda‘mns they believed would be ‘ l I - . . . . . . . . . . . 35¢ a garmen towards fixing 916 3,3 the prlce per ton Medluln ,welght. Were 77C. NOW ..... . . - . . of domestic anthracite. since that is / generally the price it is now selling it t for in Connecticut. * - ¢ 17-7 DEM-ORE connmons . ~ AUTO REPAIRING. v o ”“3”" 89"" "9—De“°““°‘“g - Kendrick & Chase Garage Sh B .- as unsatisfactory the portable school . aplro r05. buildings recently erected in threo: . _ 7.5”"... .17 ‘3 W m different schools, and deplorlns Ulu ' ». '0'“. "0mm Goll- m STORE conditions at. the High school as _ _ _ _ 15,—. - a. result of overcrowding. the Central . t 29—-The dE— ' ‘ ' for , . . , NEW HAVEN Sep 80:11 bar-cub Poacher asoclatlon at a. largely cision of the prohibition party \Vednes— O. G. PALl‘lER EV bod in the F _ attended meeting last evening, voted day not to nominate a. state or Con- . . 31". y amlly. to co-operate with the town 501100! glessional tiCket for the November Auctwneer committee in an effort t6 secure per- elections leaves only three parties to 123 WASHINGTON STREET 'manent relief from prevailing con— have a place on the ballot. In this omce A. 12. Morgan ' so NORWALK, dltlons in the form or a new High respect.1t “ill be the shortest ballot re Store South Norwslk - .- CONN. 3.9}!001 bulldlng.~ for a. great many years, because since Harden». ' — The, matter was brought to the the eary nineties there have usually attention or the association by Mrs. been, besides the Ropubliclari) tand ARLOV BROS. I Susan Sanford Drumm. who stated Democratic parties. the pro 11 i 10n- T . that. 11' it were generally realized, ists and the Socialists. Other parties Leadl'ng Toba nloto m M16, Fendel’l how present conditions V;~wlll reflect hme included the. Socialist Labor. the L“ Repaired “1 Upon the work of the year. the pro- Prodglgsshi. tiand the thy :ngréLfizgg WE RECOMMEND [38, position Woull undoubtedly receive. at 1 eren mes so a r . Wide Supportf genegallg Rein five parties nith places I ‘ ’RD ROM EK) M‘de to ‘W’ - .,.- on t e a o 1 -~ “ This fall the third party will be the Mild Haunt Blood folding m g: m m VICI‘ORWESEL'Y 48M“: Hanoi!!! over-weight. The scales are located in the town of Ridget‘ield. about three miles south of Danbury. VVhlle no definite announcement has been made as to who will be in charge of the. scales, it is understood that the sate poncemen stationed at the Ridgefleld barracks will have supervision over the work. , The scales will have a Weighing capacity of 25 tons and are sim- ilar to those being used by 4 the de- partment in other parts of the state. , 7 nfl‘fi‘r fVRGO‘T $2, 000000.. Men’s "All Wool Serge Suits—$17.50 Young Men’s Sport Model ‘ All Wool—$16.50 GOTTLIEB’S 12 South Mala St. 80. Nomlk DETROIT Sept. 29 .—If Henry 'Ford forgot about a deposit of 322.000.- l GUARANTEE TRUNK Y AND UMBRELLA CO! ——-—‘C . Now mtrodncm’ ' gsfullline 'of Gm'srumm '7 ntfiofifieasm 1111111711 Prices. i e-,—-—-=-I 930.3111181; Boxer-walk 000 in a. W’indsor. Ont.. bank. as was reported several days ago. it is quite certain that he also neglected to make 9. tax return on the deposit. Alexan- der Black, assessment commissioner of \Vindsor. reasoned today. as he started rm investigation of the manufacturer’s ’ cash resources across the border. I'n'der the Ontario law, Interest on bank depOSlts may be levied upon for municipal income tax and the report- nd “lost account." Black said. had not been declared. The commissioner'fig- ured Mr. Ford owed the City of VVind-_ sor about 35.500 in taxes for the three. years the 512000.000 .was said to have been on deposit.' —Selectthe—- Victrola FOR YOUR» norm —-At ne— A. J. Collins CO. 70~7_2 _North' Main Street. PITT SPONGE IN HORSE-'8 x0512. NEW YORK. Sept. 29.—Stetva.rds‘ at the ‘Aqueduct track yesterday were in— vestigating a reported attempt to dis— able 3. horse entered in the feature race of yesterday‘s card by stuffing a sponge. in one of the animal's nostrils. , The horse. Tuftcr, regarded as a favorite in the Stony Brook selling stakes until the tampering was dis- covered. was allowed to run after the sponge had been removed. but finishec' sixth in a field of seven starters. The incident is said to he. fourth from their home here from Tuesday. the Palmer-l home 'hen the lads left there. . 3 th America. .31.. 1:31 _ Old Friends at the on Spark Guards and Fenders Should he works of art as (well as object of use. The modern fireplace calls for this kind wlnch' can be found at this store. Also And1ro' us. ‘A. D. Morgan of similar nature to occur this season Price on metropolitan tracks. .3. - 'PO‘PE ASKS PRAYERS T35; GPEACE critic]; gelltts’cgggar and CONSTANTINOPLI'), Sept. 29.—An e e ec ‘ uquet “'11 from Pope Plus ’was at 10¢. Wednesday in the Catholic Churches czlllng on the congregations to pray . N0 profiteering on Old Wen for "930-9 Cigars. They are thebest cigars , made it that price. \ U Almost l “behmlbk . l’ARFUMS JONCAIRE Youeenhudlyrqlln the wonderful im. mm! to yourshin and complexion yam- x.“ trill-rot will revealto you mmeounud’ sOriennd Gum for me firsb time. - Sunrise. forTrlol Stu rm. ‘1'. HOPKINS A: SON New?“ I . Gour’nud 5 Oriental Cream £0ugh, shortness of breath wheczy breathing. quickly : relieved with PARIS We have added a new line of Im- ported Toilet Specialties which in- clude Face Powder, Tolcum, Day Cream. Night Cream and Perfume. These are exceptional high grade quality and modem 1y priced." We feel sine you will be pleased “thmsmnmmsetasam ple. SPECIALS * FOR THE. 8 25c Bottle Star Napths Washing Powder, 250;ont%o..-. ...... ..18c Titre OiderV'megnr, bot., 13c "Pure Older JVinegar, gal, 45c 24 cm or. seasonal r — Z - Prescriptioh. Pharinaolo: , e no. Moln or. so. Non-walk, at Fail-EYE ,j . BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND ACCOUNTING TYPEWRITING ENGLISH BRANCHES‘ . Day and Evening Session: inter Any Day ‘ MERRILL Busmn‘SS COLLEGES .SO._NORWAL|S ‘ STAMFORD : Pong stones-rem s cc: ,. 1,. o. GITASQ‘UARIDEAL ‘We '11): buy your Modem.» Mm momma:
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