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Gasoline shortage holds no terrors
for the llewolisn Islands. Their
chief crop. sugar cane. is not only
able to supply 5:! the motor fuel
needed locally. I) also enough sur-
o—ATm———o
East Nor‘wolk Cash Grocery
operation an industrial alcohol dis-
tillery which is supplying the needs
of thirty~two trucks. twenty passen-
ler care and two tractors owned by
the plantation end its employees. Granulatedaugsr ......... ..blbs.£20
runs 1:10 :Eakefla wortth whi:e export, Five hundred stoves used in the k‘it- Th. Fugue MOI! Butter ......... . . . . . _ . _ . . _ . . . m 1‘.
3 0“ 9 1) 0e 0 case inc rise chens of the field laborers are aso 'Wifl’l Silver w M 1“ m.
mueh above the p eoent level. ' “A “ 'l‘h fuel from till. ' oooooo e e s . s o s s s e s e s e s e s e e
m. Km... cm. 3.2., ’" “3,5,3?” “ . Jones'oroomuedslnour $100wa
:hle:manutecture of industrial u. Dracula” incident to the substl- Pauline Wax, 3 pkgs. ............... . . .. . . . . ....... 25¢
co 0 rom molasses is merely nwait- tution of motor alcohol for gasoline -
mg me demand. ”coming ‘0 an or m mom can ”e mm to have been Elbow lacsrom ....... . . . . ...... . .. . .. .. . . 1 lbs. 25o
sci-nave report issued by H. P. Agree. overeo e. Much experimentstion was 183' Rubbers ............... . ...... . . . . . . . . . . 3 pm W
rector of the experiment station necessn in arriving at the present - - - . ~
of n... Hawaiian Sugar Plant"! A” “mummy “mm" but now were Boneless Sardines, in pure olive oil . . . . . .. . . . . . lg. can 30c ‘
siolciation. and w- L. McCleery. as- is essentially no dliterene‘e betweein Hsgnolia or Clover Condensed Milk ......... .. can 150
s tant sugar technologist of the motor slchohol and gasoline in rat: - 7 - -
some institution. lity of starting or generabease of 09- ‘3an Spaghetti or Road“. """ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' m‘ 10°
Technicu problems. they say. have eration. The life at the motor and ex~ Pure Older Vinegars ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . gal. 40c
been solved in s satisfactory way tent of repairs are not influenced Pun Cocos. ..... ‘ 200 lb "
“'llh respect to manufacturing both by the new ‘ue‘. Motor cars ‘t the ........................... see-es _ . .
motor alcohol and stove alcohol for
domestic i'uei purposes. but at the
average prices of gasoline and kero-
sene for the last five years extensive
production is not an inviting pro-
position.
One sugar plantation. the Maui
Agricultural Company, now has in‘
Maul plantation. which have been
operated with alcohol for several
Years. have less carbon trouble than
when they used gasoline. Proper ear-
buretor adjustment must be made in
changing the fuels. however. as not
all carburetors are suitable for al-
cohol.
u can wash
those soft, artistic walls
l “(HP and water take the place of re-
i .ll-cornting when your walls are painted
viii: Patton’s Velumlns. Dirt, dust and
A. STU-Eb 24 COTTAGE STREET
Newly Shown Street Dresses - 3,
In The Earliest Of FallStyles; .5;
Just a few .but they are the first to come’oni 3'
. SPECIALS
,NativePotatoes pk.59c
12 lbs. Sugar ......... . . ...... _. . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 we are offering them in a pie-season showingot
gmm- can’t penetrate this famous all list P. & G. Neptha Soap .......... . ......... cake 5c prices which will interest you. ‘ a. . j ‘
vull paint. They can only adhere to the T— l“. ' ‘A
. I s . . h to > V j
.n. ... may we... my. M4,“ Md m .. a .. 5...... m... of .. A. F. Beckmann 89- Co.. Inc. ~ . $16.50 $25 - .44.».
United Lutheran Church of Amefics. the Lutheran body in the ~_
\rvliitecls and interior decorators reo-
omnu-nd Velumina highly. For it gives
ill.” rich, soft-toned simplicity that is so
Sosthorwslk
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country, compnsmg about 1,500,000 chord: incubus, some ' ' al
ides: on political accordin the world today. ' h” ongln
_"'l‘o me above. politics! considerations is the chief need in world ,-
politics today," sud Dr. Schcrer. “Physical growth and improvement
83 Washington Street.
rnon 1999 .~- .
New Fall Millinery
Hats that represent the very newest,. 'as to
goddzeays preceded by spiritual growth. It is the necessity for a sound '
mm“ in "08116 lo-dIIY- This artistic. eco- mo'nlie. 33.13: “135:: :95: ""d mm“ ”4 “W” "° ‘°"‘
net.
.‘ .. - , . . nations reach a spiritual sccord— ' .. . . -
nmrual. long-service wall pamt comes In definitely adopt for the first time A musics! burglsr is collecting shaping, coloring and trimmmg.
‘ . . . . . . . . m ~
ulnu- and sixteen attractive tones. ‘h‘ pm‘c’p'“ °£ “”‘m'V-W‘l" " l“ N‘.‘ Y0“ Q - 17°" F——‘——‘ ,_
\X e have Velumina all ready for appli-
cation on your walls. Also, we will be glad
to advise with you in the selection of
palllll“. varnishes and enamels for any
Dll'l‘“ 5- b
ABE COHEN
PAINTEP and DECORATOB
icsl accord and harmony must fol-
low. .But always in seem to begin
at the wrong end. We attempt to
force physical changes in order to
achieve a spiritual result. Physical
things are effects and are temporal;
spiritual things'sre causes ind are
eternal. Let us correct the evil in
our hearts toward men. then amelio-
ration in our actions toward them
will inevitably follow."
"Do you see any hopeful sign in
this direction?” we asked.
“Yes. the World Convention of
Lutherans held in Elect-loch. August
19-36. in which representatives of
forty nations will take pert. includ-
ing nearly all the countries involved
in the recent war. Wartburg Castle.
in which Luther sought refuge after
the Diet of Worms in 1621. is near
Eisensch. and will be the scene of
many of the Convention meetings.
This gathering of Luthersns from
the wholdc wosld. IIlnectmg in '23-ng13“ _Red(iern. srry Cosll‘lll'is SO".
many an goo . is CI! Y Wynn III! I 0 .
significant at this‘gime o bitterness m wears . corset) moire“ ml;v « MINAIAs'lschRB Of Mal, D’Ol' Rouge
and suspicion between nations. This that .11 {all costumes will be {med
Convention is entirely non-politicsl.
its sttempt is to promote good feel-
ing among men of all nations. and
to bring a little closer to the modern
world the divine I[grind les {or
which Christ End‘s ‘ ."
Parisiennes and New Yorkers are
wearing costumes of smart simplic-
liy, reflecting the varied modes.
Straight linc frocks for street. tiered
>leirls. lace liounccs and unusual
draperies elaborate the slim lmc.
Suede jackets embroidered with gay-
"It wools vie with three quarter
Length coats matching or contrsstlng
u color or fabric with own: over ing to us the super-dreadnou bi Coi- 0“ 0": l' ‘0 "um”, ‘0 “7"" Gem- c°m'
Allldl they 3;: worn. “is lot-p oracle. recent] launched at t e New Pl“: Outfit, in I “mt“! ‘11 metal case. I!
nsts lace evening gowns and wrspe York Mldfl!‘ Yards st Cam. - planned. W‘ no blades.
in combination wit some deli ful den. blew Jersey. She is equipped Seflmbcr Special c
fabric which carries out the ' ca of with t 16-inch and is pro- ' .
the dress beneath. Plain, fiounccs. led. the Westinghouse Turbo-
uui", sod huge pulled been an cctnc System. is the most A Sale of M
intriguing decorations, while say dc-
tbc second time in six mom 3 one
of the large musical companies has
had the window.“ one of its stores
broken by s brick. site _which a
burglar took the entire display of
saxophone; in the window. He left
the other. unusual instruments but
gathered to enough. “can" to equip
an "Alexander's [time Band."
Bulk may be beauty in countries
of the; Orient. but slender-nee. is the
critcnou of grace in the Occident.
ldssls_ of beauty etc as varied so
the tribes of the earth. but the slim
line is an unchanginl fashion and
the figure must be carefully corseted
or the loveliest gown in the world
will be s failure.
In fact. wearing s corset is sies-
ture of the {all mode. In recent in-
terviews with representatives of
many of New York's leading cos-
tumers, Hick-son, J . Berxzdorf-
over corsets: not the stiff. cramping,
old-time instrument of torture. but
3 soft. flexible rcstrsiner of too ex-
uberant fl_ modern. slcndcn'b
tog .bcsuubcr. .. -e
At the recent convention of dan-
cing masters in New York, the re-
turn of the old-fashioned waits and
the introduction of an American
tango suited to modern_ ballroom:
were predicted. along with the dc-
dine of too jazzy jazz.
Under the maiden of arms-
mcnts sgreenent we still had com-
lormidsble res fibre: in the world.
JAPAN BEGINS
The Canodisn Pacific liner President
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70 WASHINGTON 8T., 80. NORWALK CT.
SEPTEMBER
SALES of
TOILET N BEDS.
MONSIEUR VIVAUDOU PRESENTS:—
ln s most original. hsndsome. lished Vanity 30
ink sch purchase of a po xi
w e full size 75c package 0
Mai’ D’or Face Powder Wm 3°“ Ml
sod~ inthe
Rouge and Powder W91?!“ Both fdr 75c
NEW GEM
DUO PLATE
SAFETY RAZOR
Thousands have never believed it 'ble to
er so smooth a shave from s S: cry Razor.
Dupont’s
French
7
New Fall Sweaters
$2.98 and up 1 ..
Sweaters in all the
popular weaves and
rich colors of the sea-
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JACOBY’S
12-14 North Mani Street
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
BIG Two DAY SALE
:gofl'erson carried 255; the Lycoan Tooth B hes Cream l STOCK REDUCING SALE . .1
Meanwhile. under direction of tie Ev h h 'm n l - ,
Women Of N orwalk REBUlLDlNG HER 32221.22;2:2:2‘.°:.:°‘::2~: m cm... .. e... - greet-.12“... “A 2.:. '
Take Advantage of this
September Opportunity
numb CITIES
dcnlilled bodies of thousands of the
dead. which have remained piled up
in the streets or which have been
dragged trom pools and rivers when:
they lsy “like deed fish." The fear
have a world wide reputa-
tion for making some of
the best Brushes. We have
fortunately obtained s lot
of 144,000 of factory ends,
\ all perfect which will orb
tube; the India: and” t0-
duces s copious leaner quietly;
lather remains until shaved of.
Will not smart.
dbl)! 30¢ a tube.
. 32333;: 3:53; 2211.13.53.22 um, mm... ”mm September -
. FOde SUB???“ 031:3; or. Special Special Some Women's Shoes Sor'ne ‘ Men’s Shoes
ll offers you a pleasant surprise by putting 3 mm . “38:: 't f mum“ Sept ‘_Thmy 2 5 . and Oxfords and Oxfrds .
‘alup ”n your Old (3081 01' 8'85 range' —_ S t l ' arc‘ y 0 thousand ur'sons, including Amnri. c 19c 50c pr. $1 45 pt.
lltl'l‘ lx‘ our proposition: water cans and other foreigners perished ‘ _ . .. ,
______ - in the great disaster at Toltio. said a - D .
' , . .— kl , - tat men: from the Japanese Home GH‘I'FUL
$7.50 allowed for every coal or gas .msllii§?.?g‘2itsc°lf§01.153.31.35. 3m; today. One mam thousan] IONTEEL VA {sumo CREAM:
AN “dB-V the gigantic task of unshackl- were injured. some seriously. The . end ”a a down. Finds in boo the P0“.
range repaced by a VUI‘C ing itself from the ravages of era-th- 110““! “mm-"ed "ere 91““ “ 33°. » _, .e . the skin. it smooth and without s bi:
QIUOTHTOI’ Compact Cabinet quake. nre- storm and tidal wave. 000- - ofgresslness or mmww
Range during this sale
NO strinlzs to this. You order your range. 0111'
Men will make connections, remove your old
”"20. and $7.50 will be cut right off the price of
l 9 new range.
But don’t wait until the end of
the sale. When
"‘9"? ranges are sold the opportunity will be
lone.
that leveled Japan's principal port.
Yokohama. and destroyed at least
two-thirds of the capital itself. in-
cluding numerous smaller towns ad-
Jscent to the two larger cities.
Slight quakes were reported from
both Toklo and Yokohama as the
work of relief begun.
' Two divisions of troops. most at
them from Osaka. arrived at Tokio
with provisions and whine guns.
Altogether,- it is estiuutsd there
are 400,000 Japanese troops in the
stricken area. which includes as
counties. the large cities and 7.000.-
The scene in Fuksgaws wns de-
scribed ss pliable. Two thousand
iive hundred refugees are there with-
out shelter and provisions are scarce.
The fate of the grest Japsnese no.-
vsl base at Yoko-nu end its inhabi-
unts is unknown st the present
time. thc statement sdded.
Grnt damage was done at Ksma-
inure. twelve miles south of Yoko-
hslns. when ell houses were report-
ed conepsed sad inter consumed in
the confiscation.
Ali'villss'in and around Ritz/ems
The
he skin! the linedonef Fs Powder.
WW, fimdmm 040'ch
olive” 50c.
~ September Special 39c
CUT
we PRICES
50c Muhlfled mt
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TABLE
may;
BOYS’ AND GIBLS’ SHOES
LESS THAN COST
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. l . J panese here estimate . , Colin-(thresfic) 2 file 51¢ 4 Oil Shem -------- . remedy Odysr’s
loll Will eventually buy a V UIJCAN SMOOTH 2?:0533321 these as in danger of Sing m‘g’?‘;§:":‘ (”‘0 $3 Tee (MlthOc) ZMGIG ’ 2.:;me 10M.“ :3 ‘ > ,
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m: “I brought m b, w, "my, loan. but the ton sunsred nous mr‘w 1h”: :33 W 3:]. M g’: . . . :1. .
The watermains destrongeedi. by the 1;!!! $0; 1:: ”gag: fight“- Ma“ 00c W’! m'ml" 81c . J .. . . ‘I‘
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purently sent from elpoint shout ten costs tee Giving s est- while me: _ up.“ fie) 3km We nves- nu. 15c
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