Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 5, 1917 · page 12

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P“ .
' price still higher if
need or reason.

j (Favorable)
. Summer is coming

 

vanced

need winter coal

quantities
there will be enough
go around

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“along with less coal
7.0“ try
Don't get excited
Dont be greedy
Don’t blame us
,3 Take a sporting chance
.Summer is coming

1 The miners are working
Their wages have beep ad-

,There will be no strikes

Care will be kept moving
Possibility of a short war
Six months before you

By buying in moderate
as needed

it

rushes in to buy without 1 i.

 

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You can probably get

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’0“.

811'on -, or CFllROPRAG'i‘lC
roprsctic is the densities of the.
use or the tissues and the art oi
,ing'the‘ssme. Disease is caused
‘wre‘nch, twist or sprain in the
lives it done in childhood
creates pinched nerves and pain in
is?" to in the didarent organs and

factors remove the cause ol
and pain. health is restored
“high harmonizing the nerve syn
sin pour body. Femule troubles
[bet-int attention; also curvature.
spine. You will never regret
t the Chiropractor o chance to:

111911110 treoiments given also.

T. Francis, ~D. C.

sshlngton 8t., So. Norwalg, Conn.
rsdusto tram Palmer School

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Send

6 for Booklet
on Patents

 

To Olin Cdétomers
The continual rapid sdvssee' in as diet oi lumber end

pthermstflidlwehondlohasuodeltwryforusto‘

incrmourprioeo.
We exceedingly regretthstwemobligodtorsiseour
(imbibe! butwearepowerimsndyoom’llfidlyrec-
oiieot that we have many times urged you to place your or-
dersthstwemightpooeeetyou.
AElfinweerguyouinallnotionisnessllo
dersnomforwe havebeooadvisodbyshipm

or

«mtcondiiionsconfinue liserewillbenolur‘nherngsollior,

themillssreposltivolynoabletogetoorseoanfie ellip-
moors. ,

days.

piseeyour
Milprer‘

We have a complete stoeknow, but railroad embargo” L
and congeStio‘n 111 traffic upset the best of calculations these '

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

Clearance Salc'of‘All Spring Apparel

\ for Women and Misses, nearing the final.

Prices now are the lowest for quick dis-
posal. ‘

CLOAKS
'2; ‘cd‘i
'33 South Main St.

The Norwalks’ Pioneer l’romoters of Ready-to-wear Ap-
parelof the Better Kind for Women Who Know.

me P .LXRIS MILLINERY

South Norwalk.

1mm.

ivide specifically for a jury trial for

 

 

 

 

REMOVAL2 SALE

Now is your chance to save
money on Footwear

Ladies’ Comfort Oxfords, Rubber Heels ........... $2.89

.

LadiBS‘ Pumps .. ........ . ......................... $1.50
.Men’s Oxfords .. ......................... $2.50
Tenn' Shoesuall sizes .. .......................... "2. sec
White Shoes of all kinds at cost price.

Children’s Play Oxfords '. . . . . . . . .. . . . .............. . 98c

All Other-Goods Red ucedloCosl

MAX LEVY
145 WashingtOn St.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mentioned From Page One)

”in.

Entire Section Rejected.
in the House the entire odministrsi
lion censorship section one rejected

necessary.u Later a new soothes
drawn by Representative and of,
Ohio. was adopted 190 to 185.11
would permit the President to pro-
hbit publication of news regarding
the national defense but would pro~

ionenders and make convictions de-
pendent upon proof that matter pub
iished was of a character useful to an
enemy.
Trickery is Charged. ‘
Representative Graham of Pennsyl-
vania, and others, charged that trick
ehy had been practiced because the
Gard amendment was offered and vot-
ed upon after some members Opposed
to any sort of censorship had left.
’he House with the misunderstanding
that there would be no further voting
on the section. They were threaten-
ing tonight to carry their light to

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

bylsoteotm'toifl. Samples-s:
of Bopmeeptatise Webb chairmen ed 1
the judiciary annuities. that Presl- , 1
dont Wilson had sent him word that f
p the authority sought “was absolutely‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

am 8 Hyatt

Norwolk' 8 Leading Dry Goods Store

 

 
 
 

 

materials.

attractive handles.

 

 

conicr'enco‘il possible. I
No Debate on Question.

' The Best Dollar Umbrella Made

For men and women. Fast color covers, slrong‘ frames.

Frul'l Jars at last year’s prices
in the Bargain Basement

See the New Rain Coats!

A splendid line in all colors either of silk, or heavier

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interest in the
wholly today on a vote on the cen-

bate came no one on the other side

roll followed. Mr. Webb modes.
lurglhg that the newspapers
stand by the President.
Clark,1'eprestl1t1'11g Leader Mann'
Representative Kuhn of California
and Iieprcsentntlie Sbl1ley of Ken
lucky were among those who voted to
lsuike out the section Democratic
L1 .tder Kilcliiu 101911 in retain it.‘
Debate on the othei sections of the
bill which uould piovide chiefly for
'l1o punisluueni of pmsons 5111111.. on
1hr govelnmoui and transmlln‘ng i11-
t‘ormatlou to the enemy was tit-sul-
ioli.

That the bill could 1111i be finally:
disposal of in the Senate bifoxo ilehl!
week Wus announced lust before 1111-,
iouumu'nt tonight by Senator Over
1111111 Tomoluow the Senate will!
cousidel ihc mall censorship section
and another vote will be had. prob-
ably next week, on the press censor—
ship provision. 1

 

DANGER IN "oAs" VAPOR. 1

An Expert Tells Motorists What 10'
Watch in Using This Danger 3
out Fuel. :'

‘l‘a111iilafily with gasolenu should!
1101 11111111! 9110. less cautious of the
dangeis attending its use," says “1 11‘

Stewart Automobile school. ‘\\‘hlle
it is well to know the sale side of
gssolene it is for more important;

 

 

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PL'JflflER

'Any Junk
S. Jolie 9

Fort Street. East: Norwalk

 

WRITER EXCHANGE

 

 

Jain St. So. Norwalk, Ct.
W
m to 5 p. 111., 7 to El . I'll"

5 By Appointment Only.
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LTYPEWRiTERS—y-L. ‘c. 1

SMOKED SHOULDERS. Lean, Tender, Delicious,
ll)
FRESH ROASTED OOFFEES—We operate the 31%}?
complete coffee roasting plant in Norwalk. The re-
suit—Better coffee than elsewhere. This week we
call your special atten ion to our famous “PURI-
TY” YBLEND COFFEE.
The Best Value in America. 15 $8111 Stamps Free.
EAST INDIA BUTTER, America' s Finest Creamery,

-on-.- .........

 

.3” ll).

45¢ ll).

East India «Tea CO.

Tel. 371

 

 

 

125 Washington Street

 

to know the dangerous side. People}
who handle gasolene continually oral
apt to overlook the fact that danger.
is always present. lurking unseen.-
but ready to work harm as soon as'
the conditions are right for on ex-
plosion or a tire. ,
"'Probahly the greatest
comes from‘ tile fact that the .
"is (wry heavy and is colorless. Since
it cannot be seen there is little indi-i
cation of its presence. it may 11c-l
cumulate at the bottom of a. closed
’room or on the floor of 11 garage 1111-.
Ilil some. one dropsa lighted match‘
and sets lire in it. When allowed to
accumulate in this manner its explos-g

ive power istremendous. I have seen
the wall of a brick. building blown

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, .‘oui asthevresult of 41111 accumuia-l

tion of gasolene vapor in the cellar.
A lighted thatch-caused the trouble.

 

 

South Norwalk. Nor-walk.

SATURDAY SPECIA LS
SHOULDER VE‘AL ROAST. ..... . . . . . ........ 18¢ ll).
RUMP VEAL. ........... ' ............. 20¢ lb.
RIB VEAL CHOPs .. ......................... 22¢ lb.
VEAL CUTLET . . . .................. - ....... 28¢ lb.
SWIFT PREMIUM HAM .............. . . .§.-. . . - 27¢ 11).

Sclnllze’s Sanitary Markets ~'
32 Washington St. 397Main St. "

"it is evident, then, that care must
be taken to avoid such accumulntiou.
Keep the premises ventilated so that
'll1e vapor will be dissipated as fast it

especially careful 11-11111. filling tanks. ‘
One of the most. dangerous devices is
11. gusolene sprhyer used in cleaning
the motor It tsbould novel be used

in a garage and is not safe even in
the open air The operalm sprays?

the gasolene on different parts of the

 

 

piecess enormous quantities of via-
por f01111,w11ich travel to s cul‘Sitlel"
able distanoe seeking a flame Tile

 

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all other!
. rented
~jRentsls, $31
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Satuaday Spoolais

‘ .1000 lbs SIRLOIN STEAK ..... , ............... 29¢ 11.. L
Loco lbs. PORTER'HOUSE STEAK 31.11111.
ROLLED R113 .ROAsrs ......... '. 28.1.3015- lb.

All cuts from heavy prime beef.

liters lilies! &_ Prowsmn Co.

(2' Stores. 1

6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Nowell: Phone 180

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every chance 0': severe injury.

, clone in

Nothing is seep ’untll
., flanib starts from the one in the tiul

operator cannot help bleaihing some
;of the mixture, which is ‘injtuiclus;
likewise it eh-llamestnrts he stands

“To showthe dangerous quality of

' gusoleuo, provide ultest tube. and 'testc

tube holder, a‘small tiucover or box,
such as :1 half ounce ointment box.
Fill the test tube baseball 11 ilh gas-
olene and pour same into the tin
cov,e1' skiing fire to it. Boil the gas-

the home: As it heats the
is dliven out and. soon the in-
begins to prior out
suddenly a}

air

visible vapor. '

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

.cover and runs} 11 re, 11d there over
{the table. The pin" has ignited :1
Shown its presiénoe by the llama. . e
est tube ‘ce he ll 1111111111111 rho

 

 

House centered ____
sorship section. When time [or de- vapor

was ready ‘0 speck. A call of 1111 Ihouse or in the garage the tempera

lfl final plea foe the censorship section, Elurc 01 the
should ‘uniform as possible.

Speaker. dangerous vapor pressure which will

’ the best is an underground tank as:
might even cause 11 leak Of course,

.1001" of
\i’t'l‘t' Sci-'H'l'lil extinguishers handy and

{non-id lime born .1 total 111554.111
1111:1111 more .11» not no 11111111 (1115
with tanks u111l~1 the seat but the
1111111111 is 1llno~'t cquallt' ,urvui in

iiam lI.Stew'a1t J.r.preslde11t of the lone and handle it with caution".

George Brunjes Chosen President and

league of the Norwalk M, E. Church
was held last evening in the church
danger parlors, and the following oliicers
\ilpour were elected for the ensuing your:

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is formed. Do not spill gasoicne, being -

engine as he uses the b1 11911 By this? ..
l

.clearls.
».t1'i:11 package containing Foley" s lion-

.11 wholesome and ”thoroughly cleans-

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

wbich creeps along the lioor.
‘li gasoiene is to be kept in the

place should be as nearly
This avoids any

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lllu lust is .111 tindtl‘i'Oillltl 1211111 as
111.11 is told all the 11111 round and
so is not open to the above objection.

"Special care should be taken to
prevent spilling gasolene while filling
tanks. One experience I had will
serve as an example, The garage man
filled the tank in my absence, spill-
inc the HMolt 11c llbtl‘iill" all over the
tank and outlet the soul He re~
placed ibc cushion tarelully. When
the engine was elul‘ied the flames
around 1111' tank 1'os1- higher than the
the car. Fortunately there

 

 

several 111011 in luimliv them or 1111': our

lxlllnc a tank .11 1111- roar 111' 11 (-111.
as the 11111110. 110111 the exhaust can
when it 1110112 1'111dil\.So be 111101)-
oily warned of the dangers of caso

NORWALK EPWORTH, LEAGUE
OFFICERS

"m

Chapter It Flourihlng
The annual meeting or the Epworth

President—George Brunles.

imdor of Department of Spiritual
elk—William Acker.

Leader of Department of World
Erungeilsniwliiss Minnie Noumaun.

Lender 06» Department of Social Ser-
vice-Miss Tessie Hartwell.

Lender oi Department of Recreation
1111 Culture—Mrs. R. G. Badicnt.
Secretary -Miss Dormhy Burr.
Treasurer—Miss Mary Money

The reports of the ireasuxer and
the secretary were presented and
showed the local chapter to be in a
flourishing condition. Sixty one menu
bers are now on the list fifteen of
these having been admitted since
March. 1st.

Zilr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Bodient were
appointed delegates to the com notice.
which will be held Friday May lilth,
at the Boston Road Chuich, New York

city.

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OUT THIS OUTv—lT lS,WORTH
MONEY

 

:llon‘t miss this. Cut out this slip,
enclose with ac and mail it to Foley.&

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H. Krieger & C.

’ SPECIAL
FOR TOMORROW

50 Tailor Made Stills at $10

Black, Navy, Copan and Gold

100 Lingerie Waisls al $1.00

. New Spring Models
Giris’gilrcsscs at $1.00

Pc’roaies 11111 Ginuams. Sizes Bio 14

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1‘ Try 0111' Fresh Roasted Come, 21 lb... ...... . . 21¢
Selected Mixed Tea, per lb... . . . . . ........ . ...... “25¢ H ‘
Pure Cocoa in quart jars,'cut to ......... . ......... .23¢ ‘2

» Dunham's Cocoanut. 10c pkg. cut to ......... . .. Sé
White Rose Pancake, 10c pkg. cut to ................ 8¢ '
Cream Corn Starch ....................... 2 pkgs.15¢
24 Cottage Street. 3 f East Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

' The City N‘a‘Eonal Bani}:

 

CO- OPERA TION

It' 15 of. supreme importance to us. and an essential factor
in our success, that the business of our individual clients
prospers and enlarges.

To this end the officers of this Bank take a personal 1n-
terest in the affairs of those who make it their depository.

When opportunities arise for co-opcration, it is offered
willingly. There is no guesswork in our warranty—no

' doubt in our guarantee. a »
We loan money on far on mortgage.

 

 

 

 

09.. as”; Sheffield avenue, Chicago,
Ill, writing your name and address

You will 1cce‘ii'e in return a

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ey and Tar Compound. ior coughs,
colds, and ‘cwup, Foley Kidney Pills
for pain in sides and back, rheuma
ti'sru, backache. kidney and bladder
ail111ents.snd Foley Cnthartic Tablets.

111g cathartic, for constipation, biiious-

ness, he' ulticlie and sluggish bowels.—

Adv.‘ ' ‘
Stilison-Powell Corporation. . . l

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Cpuntry- Lolly—I've been expect-
111g a packet O1 medicine by post for
a week and haven’t. received it yet.
Post Office Clerk—Yes, madam,
Kindly fill in this form. and state
the nature of youncom-pisint. .
“L W ii if you must know, it’s

 

 

Ceylon and India, 18:39:.

AhdreW’Das/ey, me. I
98 Washington 51., So. Norwalk

PHONE 410 PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY. 1‘

Plus 130112111:

One P’ri’ce40nc Quality
' 19C lb.

290 lb.
' T-‘L'Vcry‘ beet

12o.

 

 
 
 
 

lb.

 

24c

 

 
 
 

 
 

I'TBEs'n- CREAMERY BUTTER, 1b. ~
STRICTLY FRESH Eons, 11112. ' ...
PACKAGES SEEDED R' Isms

 

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