To Our Customers
The continual rapid advance' in the cost of loathe:- stud
other materials we handle has made it necessary for us to
increase our prices.
We exceedingly regret that we are obliged toraise. our
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meme. .- "Whereas. All persons ill the
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"outset know this trade.
trade is Coal, as “well
9W, which we'9began
‘ ’long9.ago. The Coal
m-ecllfrdm year to year
serpents our friendships far
out! neer'and builds. we hope,
tower of strength, a menu-
' perhaps at length, to
United States.
"Now,1herefore. l, Woodrow Wil-
-" son. President of the United States.
especial attention to the following]
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are“ and firm and I "‘lllaY§§:11.§:ea 11‘)! Article ill. of tho
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lconsist only in levying war against:
Coat, 8111. Dress, Skirt and Millinery
. We carry the mostde endable goods and the large“.
stock in The Norwalks. egame while the assortment is good
and save money. Suits iron 37. 98 up. Coats from 55- 98 UP- 9
Dresses from $6.98 up. Skirts from Si. 98 up. Hats from 751:
up. We sell more suits and coats than all the rest of the
stores in town. There must be a reason. Come and buy
without delay. You should. be one of the many who know
better goods when they see them. ’
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war against them or adheres to their
enemies. giving them did and com-
fort within the United States or. else-
where, is guilty of treason.
’ u‘Soctlon 2—Whoe1'erl-lie t:ilonvlctedt
of t on shall suitor ea , or, a
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9 PARSNIPS.
CABBAGE.
GREEN BEANS
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PINEAPPLE-S
sREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schnllze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
South Not-walk. ‘
nodal. any sale of comeysnce to the
new notwithstanding; and everv
_ 9 person so Mono!
."~ 31mm”. he incapable of holding
any office under the. United States.
F :“‘ Section .3—Whoever .owing al
instance to the United States and
having knowledge of the commission
or any treason against them. con-
ceals and does not as. soon as
be. dlsclose: and make known the
. same to the President or to some
Judge or the United States; or to the
governor or to some lodge and ms
tics of. o puticuler" state. is guilty
of inisprlsion of treason 111111 shall
be imprisoned not there than sew I
9 . lyoars and lined not more than 81 000..
' “'Section 6”]! 1110 or more per l
sons in any suite or territory or in!
any place subject to the inrlsdlctionl
of the United States conspire to;
ioverthrowu, put down. or to destrgy.
by force the gov eminent oi 1
United Sluice. or to levy war against
them or to oppose by force the m1-
Ithorlty. thereof. or by force to p11:
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the lam-Diocese is caused
wrench, twist arsenic-in- the:
liver it done in childhood
. pinched nerves and pain in,
ilk in the dilerent organs end
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on remove the cause oi ;
. -. and pain, health is restored
harmonizing the nerve on
your body.Fem1de tumbler
attention: also autumn
”the. You will never regre
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treatments given also...
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to iron Palmer School
Wednesday Specials
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l FRESH CAUGHT FLAT FISH ............ 411.. 25¢
I SHOULDER LAMB cnoes .......... ~ ....... 23¢ lb.
‘RUSSETT APPLES ........... ’ .............. 35¢ pk.
Profit Sharing Bank Coupons.
Beers Meat & Provisidn Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN 5T3
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
Int any law Oil the United States, or
his force to not», lake, or possess
iany prone-'11) .ol the United States
contrary to tile authority thenof
they shall each be lined not moro
than $5, 000 01 imprisoned not more.
than six years, or both.
... Toeseonable Acts.
“Tho courts of the United Slutcs‘
9- NEW splits
tyles we are showing for!
certainly daddies, com-
»a most satisfactory way
hality‘and Low Price.
ironsnnablez— .
"Tho use or attempted use of any
force or violence against the gov
' ornment of the United States or l1s
military or naval forces.
‘ .“Tho acquisitions use or disposal
of any property with knowledge that
.it is to be. with intent that it shall
or be, of assistance to the enemy in
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received at Nerwalk up to
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Millie Wind‘stdiflsl. .- ..
-y;.consultlns.adviser to this committee
"The direction. 11.1.1111... counselling.
and wrltten instructions relation. to
theatre of gardens will be sent to
all enrolls-d in this work.
Tlm local committee through sub-
.onmnfiltfle‘l-is Indoor: nitm- thosecur
in}: of send. tertilIzor and tools, and
thn ynnhll- with!" of land
I". Stamford pm} Nov. (‘ounan Ute.
get in touch with the Preparedness States“ . 1
Agent of the Fairfield County Farm "T110 performances 0‘ any Ml 01'
Bureau. N01°1valk9,'Conn. 11119 publication oi statements or in-
‘ ‘ formation which will.- give or supply.
_ ‘ ‘ {in any way. aid and comfort to the
PRIE ’ 9 , 9 enemies of the United States.
. t ‘ 9 "The performance oi any act or. the
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9 ~—- , "Such acts are. held to be treason-
11111 to mean that Dr Martin ma been able whether committed within the
practicing for times years within the "“"M Shim or F‘fitht‘l‘t’ wl‘filhfll‘
meaning or- the statute. ' - commit’. ed by s. citizen of the United
D1. Moo-tin was admitted to the States or by an alien domiciled. or
work is‘ in chomp of n tnint minim. bar lll- New Yoi'k stale and imniedi- "‘3”an "1 the unllfid Sta-test: in 83
19.. hangiorl 1119 Mm Norbert (1 norlm‘ ately associated "himself with 11 111-111 much as resident aliens. 88 well as
hf levnfntwfl About Loon shit-1n.“ of- --lawyers. [1116191111 onion-1:11 and" citizens, owe allegiance to the. UnitEd
r1111 enrolled. 4111A :1 lmrm om-nc M 11:11. before the expiration of the three Shh“! and '13 laws.
.mmm summon“ w." 1m (lie-mind hv years he went to Europe to study _ "Any such citizen or alien who has
7111 A 11 “futon“ nl' Wont "SMITH?“ fo1 the priesthood. Since then he
- 1111 exocrlepuell 1115111. who fun too has held mummies. but llaS retain-
oam-q hog 1mm. in poems of 111a 1:, ed his membership in the bar of New
"AI-invent, Rlntinn fip'll‘ n1 H111 Stnrm York. The question was whether the
1.. 1.1.“..- r‘anam. statute meant that a man should no-
acts and conceals and does not make
known. the fum'toxthe officials nom-
ed in section 3 of the penal- code, is
WIYPEWRITERS—L. c. guilty of misprision of treason. l3
T‘vnnnhnnnt Qlo linn‘
1.3mm“: UWGTWOOG «m1 {Imam-twink thr- nm- Ronnlg will tunlly practise 9tl1roe years, or merely Vicerous Prosecutions.
"gum“ all other (lpl‘nniinh Ilaflufinnlfl in 1111. track. Ixnennt was 11. member of the bar for ' “.And i hereby proclaim and warn
4“? 951 sold rented! in arm-wk 3111 i. u (‘11nnntn‘i nf three 119313. ‘ During the discussion 3'“ (“"70“ t" ”I" ""“N' “‘3'“ ”"5
all aliens, owing allegiance to the
govommentror the United States to
Kaohstuin from- :comm’tting- any and
all acts which would constitute a
set forth: and l tul'thei proclaim
and won all persons who mnv com-
mitt such acts that thou will
.. repaired. Rentals, 53‘
per month. Machines
'sold9 at $5 per month
7 PLUMBER
_EWRITER EXCHANGE
infield Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
11 No.1... ... with. ....1. 1.111.... .... 91....1110 fact that Charles M. Robinson.
111an Mr Plinnmnn it i1 rum-innit: nt‘ 3011 Of former Supreme Court JIIS'.
f‘nflnnnlirul 1.. -....11...'...1 (hump ...-m; tice Silas A. Robinson of this my..-
“nun-1V Agaistmt 0m...“- Auant .11 1111s rejected in aslmllnrmunner was
MncL. ”mi 1.. \vnll bxcusht up again was indicated lute
meal r...- 11v. m1: lvn' 1; yesterday afternoon when Dr. Martin
but“ hv ‘11.“an mop n'ltfl in] twrininal' (filled at. ”10 oflice 0f the clerk of
i _The Fairfiem Countv F‘onn B11193“ the. superior court and announced that \iEOX'OIISll' prosecuted therefor "‘3’ P
. 11A .....1 he nishcdg to file 1115'- applléstion“ ‘ln witness whereof I have 11 1‘0‘
.1. .1...” ...mmm M n... mum... and again. ‘unlo set my bind and caused the
HM. "11,1111 mmfinw. 111M101. «whim. ..11 The lllc-mbuls of tile bar at their soul of 1111: United States to be fif-
“refllw ~11 fr- (1:: at 11.. mite". MM... 1......” meeting voted 10 admit David A fixed.
‘ \Fr' " ”l ”10 7'Inlnrl Qlo‘ac l\r1\all~1 \"‘“l“ or Pfl't'alld to the bar “1th" “Done at the Elly of Washington
.now. able to SUPPIY our ; 1- m1 ni‘ Armin “...... 1.... 1...“...1“ ...... cut examination. no.1)... been pmc- Ibis sixteenth day of, Anvil In the vein:
with PIES, made tom‘s pr“ n1... 1. hpodin'r 1111 1111s Wm]. lining low in West. Virainia since Of 0111‘ Lord one ”19038113 “in? 71““
day' ,We also have .lhrmwbout the 0111th it is nrp.1910- He is "now located- in Bridge- drod 11nd hermit-1&2 find-,9 of the In»
“ill-ml to assist mw cities m2 towns D0" M9!“ Cronin went to the bob dependence 9f the ”Elma Slates 0f
UNS and COFFEE in settiue‘ “mew “...-......d 1.... del' last scanner with a troop or cav- America the one hundred and forty
addition ’to our regular rnwvw mu this work 111st may as. airy from Pennsylvania
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The aim Bureau will furnish an. ATHLETES)!!!“ AVE MMTNRY
rollment blanks procure plans at M. 3 child. _-
ennizetion of ohmmitteesi Will ln-l .
mount-.1. volunteer and mid supervisors , ’ arrested 1359*
1111 their duties and plans; throughout PITTSBV’JGH AI"? ‘9“"9‘11 3‘31 sight. nil 0111 r Dorsey. tor ration-
lth‘o season to give lessons. throughout letcs at the University oi Pittsburgh 9 .
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'1 Manager A. J. Collins the theatre was ’79
lsecured tor the occasion.
blue stated the following acts to be!
.tndhlduels wishing assistancoglshould their bostilithiu against the Unitedi Q
.Pazet. M. P.,
119111 which will "he or mum” in any 9.
way, aid and comfort to the-enemies
knowledne’ of the commission of such '
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no wonder that he has appeared in so I
many rules throughout Connecticut. l
The English actor 11111-1 warmly ap-
plauded. a. thing that is unusual in
this city which is considered "cold"
by the followers of the footllglits.
The costumes' wom by Mr. Hatfield
in ms Impersonations, were elaborate.
He appeared in the dress of 11. British
Enginee19...i’lra1o of the Spanish M11111,
'l‘hedtniuli of lluccn, and tho Eas1
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11 was through the kindness 0L.
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The Visit
1112 Board is glwtall) indebted 1o hint.
The following 111111: the pntxonesses
of mo benefit entertainment.
Miss Margaret R. Brcndllnuer, Mrs.
Fm klvn G. Brown. 2111s Porter Em-
erson Browne, Mus. no.» Burchmud
Mrs. G. Edwin Comstock. Mrs. damsel“
‘ Pam-MI. Mrs Carl A Horstrom
Mrs. Reed G.Iinvl1and. Mrs.l1‘.E.-
Lewis. 2111!. Mrs. J. 1*. Maroon, Mrs.
John lichiullen Mrs Angus MacDon-
all, Mrs. E. B. Gullaher, Mrs. Joseph
I». O'Brien, Mrs. H. Quittner, Miss:
No’ivt E. ltvon. Mrs. Thomas .96.
teams Mrs. John Adams Thnyer,
Mrs. Edward P. Weed Mrs. J. A.
Wills
The full pgnernm follows: ~—
Selections—Tommy. Snarleyow, Fuzz}
_Wuzzy, (lungs 01112111 the costume
of a British infantrymun.
Study of an Elevation
in lndinn lnk;Arm’1'llondqunriei‘s:
Anglo-indium _
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The Ballad of Fisher‘s Bomdirig
House Finite of lite Spanish Main
The Dove of Decca-
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The Ballad of Eaét and West ........ ‘
..... 9. . . . .Enst Indian Robber Chief
And the follouing poems in _ordl- .
nary dress:-
Anl Answer, The Lovers idiom...
The Neolithic Are, The Recessions],
The Story of Uriah, The Coifiudrumfi
01' the Workshops 1
To The. Sentinel:
The Ladies‘ Visiting Board of the
Norwnlk Hospital desire to thank all
those who helpedwlo make the Kipling
recital of ludt evening a phenomenall‘
success. A. J. Collins’ genéro’sity in 1'
putting his théntrc', together with its
ontiie working force, at our disposal
the 1aluable suggestions and help'
which from his experience he could
so ably render, we heartily appreciate
and it will be long and gratefully re
membered.
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1 lug Company, who so generously res-
. grateful.
The thrmro, 11PM music... ushersl
was all free of charge. The nous
regardless of petty local prejudices,é
and freely and heartily supported
the 11 lime of our hospital.
day to day they 31119 new
space for advertising and adv an e no-
tices. all of which are gratefully 11p
predated. - We fully realize that it
was no small sacrifice in these stir~
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'us so much time and space which!
they could so, ably use for news items”
Fpr our tickets and printine,‘ we,
are indebted to the hour, role 3
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pended to our call for help. To an
the printers who helped in the cause
and to Collins and Ramon for their
screen advertisements, we are very'
It is early; to recognize our profit
but the ‘pevrnent to Mr "sdtlo‘ ..
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Roynl- Arcanum wool
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success, and we would extend thanks ‘9
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Henry C. Wiggins of,
l‘ hoSpltai who helped financially or by Rome. N Y» general counsel for the
”mains ltho 11mm station: '
Thank 1ou all very. 1421')! much
The Ladies Visiting Board (11' the officers from copying on the busi-
Not-wall: Hospital _
Supreme Council. had asked that the '
lininucdon restraining the supremo ‘
ness of the order and the appoint-
ment of Thomas J. Boymon of Ev-
e1ett, as receiver, which were made
tSnturdey, be- set aside on the
ground that the order was solvent. ' .
Judge Aldrich, alter dismissing the
petition ,suggested that counsel agree . ..
to 11. decree making the“ receivership -
.1:
organization- Pending the appeal; the;
recolver would not be authorized to '
act, he said. After a conference or;
BOSTON, April 17. ——A petition for .counsel,‘ it was announced that, all
1hcation 'of the appointment. of a. re-._ parties had virtually agreed to Y°IIDW1'T-="_'9
celvs‘r for the Supreme causes: or the court‘s suggestion 111111.140 eras;
retused by a decree embodying the agreement to;
oral district ldny _ . .
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pennanent, and to an appeal by the. 9- I.
Norwalk Chronicler