So live during the m
was» com! to join the in-
unmet-able caravan of those
who must file up. thou feel
, mt like a belly knave,
, gout-god by the knowledge
that your coal dungeon is bare
std empty, but sustained and
if thud by an unspeakable
y that your bin contains a
tow tons of 306d, black stufi’,
wwitness the approach of
weather, not with a trem-
ut With glad anticipation,
one, who, wrapping the
' of his couch about
' down to pleasant
E ii. WERE?!
chaise
fisiness Men
Ask FOr
RADUATES
sou wow
Pall Term Begins
‘ SEPTA
It...
College
South Norwalk
Port Chester
Inn-—
e are Prepared.
Are You?
122 Washington street
South Not-walk
We tselit our do to call your mnemonic suiousrailroa‘d ,
situation that the amber trade is Easing. Itis possiblethat you i
have given this matter your best consideration and it is probable Q
that you have not, and as’ customers and friends of ours it is our _ ,
DanER AND WATCH \ ‘
FOR ALL ROOKIESE
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‘1‘“! W "7 and bring this matter in its critical form to you! -
t0 . n' I ~ - , , . ~ Q Ever: minister in this and sutg‘OttilndE
' - ” 1m ‘ at ...“ . i ing ci ies will be asked to sen 1 en-
Whilw: are noh‘tibd by ‘11 the blgt Woo?difidunflj ”we , church choirs to the renewing stand,I
e a V8 gt] n er ’ where a special enclosure Will be pro
i
vided in front of the stand to which,
'admission will be gained by ticket.g
and this large gathering of trained.
,vorcc.‘ will lead the division of
rookies in the singing.
After the first verse of the “Star:
Spangled Banner" has been sung;
another shot from the "gun will start.
'1" the parade in motion onus more. l
E Elsewhere you will find printed the
3’? verse from the “Star Spangled Ban»
til ner," which will be sung. Please
1‘! learn it by heart this week if you
"(.E do not already know it. and on Sat»
.59».
”must so adjust our business that we willbe prepared to face A»
* car shortage such as manufacturers and shippers have never
dreamed bf, and that in the near future. . ‘
At this time, then, it is well to consider and anticipate your
requirements for lumber and building materials, to take advan.
tage of any temporary relief aflorded by a better supply for
lumber shipments. _. . _ A . - -. “-
Willyoudothis? . 2'
E e , ,g urday 5mg n as clear and as lou
my 3' I“ - , 7‘0 as you can, tell ‘our boys who are
H E E Egoing away that we know what they
Eare fighting for—Liberty and the
E Flag.
Now to turn to business for a mo
tmem. l“. L. Lawsonyoi the Not-walk
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR THIS
E E Tire & Rubber (‘ompany has been up
MARK‘DOWN SALE ON ALL SUMMER GOODS ; pointed chairman of {F9 finmlm‘iofifiiil'
l '1 .' .. s l ousam t ”3
An ealy visit is advised. We are sacrificing our entii‘e stock nu tee and um a ,
,','
«1n.
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1m. ;‘ '
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V’efi'.
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- LALK' evening SENTINEE
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E The committee has a dinner to pay
GARMENTS, CORSETS, SUITS, COATS and HATS.
‘ th.nk this is a pretty white thing to
Eund which the army authorities rec-
pN‘senl rates wit
'miles—the average circulation rangel
Eoi‘ lim\'spapors~»—lo reach magazines
and other periodicals circulating us-
ually over wider territory.
senlativcs of newspaper interests are
giving it their support:
MONDAY, AUG. 27, 1917
4:
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Tristram & H Latt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store E
IT Is YOUR DUTY
To Fly 3 Flag When , 0ur Boys March.
If you do nOt own a Flag, or yours is faded and ragged, we have a splendid assortment
at much lower, prices than earlier in the season. '
A Special Set $1.50
Including a 4x6 ft. Flag," Polished Pole, Halyards
. and Galvanized Bracket
All Kinds ol Auto Pennants, Silk Flags and Flag Buttons and Pins
him a radius of 300}
ll
Repre-
l'Or. for three hundred persons. And,
6(3275- PARIS
E do. and it won't be forgotten. .
Al I‘ I W I ' . ‘f ~ 5 onunmend every man to Obtain.
re a ey’ Inc. E 01' course, We will gel the watches
i better, but even at that we can‘t ilOlltI
?at extreme wholesale price or evvn.
The finance committee met today
and discussed measures in behalf of
the. majority's revi'slon, levying $562.-
000,000 or about twenty-six per cent.,
"H.Krieger&Co.
, by the way. John O’Sullivun. the game.
33 south M81" St. smith Norwalk' l 'l‘h‘ committee would also like to
98 Washington St., 80. Norwalk i
E in subscriptions before the end of 11W
now of WOMEN’S and MISSES’ WASH DRESSES, SILK
! liltlc proprietor of the Dorlon Homo "
has contributed $75.00 as his bit, hyE
E present to each rookie a wrist watch
E‘which is the only kind of watch the
19 Main St., Norwalk. Phone 388. . 1
l
: week.
DRESSES. SKIRTS. WAISTS, MUSLIN and SILK UNDER.
: knocking this amount off his bill --\\'e
E government will allow them to curry,
Economy Store. 44 Van'zandt St., East Norwalk. E
' lurs for this item alone.
10 get :1 it‘liable w;‘,ch without pay-
ing: a fair- priccyfor it. and as there
will be 214 to buy, we will require,
as you will see, several hundred dol
Chairman Lamson ls already very
on this years war profits.
in. the group
Johnson of California, llorah, La Fol-1
letle, Kenyon, Hollis, llusting, King,
Gore, Norris and
Leaders
headed by Senators
L MILLINERY
others also
Sena l or
war profits quc'SIlon and is expected
to offer
con-E
{erred on their phul of campaign.
[.3 Follotte is preparing
another lexhaustive address Ion the
an amendment to take 80
per cent. of such profile. If rejected,E
other members of the group favoring,
high taxation will offer amendments
for lower mics, graduated downward
but designed to obtain the highest
levy possible. Sennlors La h‘ollelte
and Hollis also have mnendlnents
pending for increasing levies on ill-
1
1
Advance showing of newVelvet
Shapes and ready-to-wear Vel-
vet Sport Hats.
At Popular Prices
LyonSilkVelveiHais from 2.98 lo 5.98
‘ dividuul incomes.
b
—-Advcrtlse in The Sentinel.
‘tasklng him to report to the armory:
lat 8 o'clock sharp on the evenings of
l
1 Tuesday and Friday next, tltcre to oh-,
A. STULL
.. i East Norwalk.
" Specials lor Saturday E
24 Cottage Street. E motion, no that a flu? appearance will
be made on Saturday.
it was ,nlso pointed out that on
ll‘lrese nights the leaders will be chos-
icn according to government orders.E
' and as these leaders become army ofllt
',cers for this particular duty. and. ii
E'emcient. are likely to become perv
Enumenl Ofllcers, it will be seen how;
:tnln lnslrucllon in marching and (or-E
MORRIS SUPREME HAM ......... 28c lb. :x-ew unvormm n is for every] “mg:
PURITAN HAM ........ ' ............. ‘ 28o lb 5‘" b“ °“ “““d' “s ““3”“ m i
. . ---------- - , . i th . hr eted jobs.
SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAM ..... . ...... .. . . 30c lb. wwciiiiimifn 95:53? anogounws. “NI
\ SMOKED SHOULDERS 22c 1b "°“°“’“-‘g “meme“ “tinembehsngi
.4 ................ . - . a 0‘ \i 99'.
SHOULDER VEAL RoAs'rs ..................... 20c lb. EgitthiEE~i3EatE$eR°i$i some. Solon
RUMP VEAL ROAST ...... _. .............. . ..... 220 lb. «’H- mm“ 3“" S““‘““" WWW“
E'Othcr members will probably be add
schunze’s Sflflilal'y Markeis E‘ed'l‘hc committee makes an appeal ‘0
I ' '- . b National Guard
32 Washington St. 39 Main St. Eoll'ea ofllcers of t e
{evening to act as drill-masters and to
imarch with the rookies as: file closers
. Oj-ulders
2101b. ”E
’éest Butter
onAlI summer.
‘15 report at the armory on Tuesday
South NW. N Oswalk.
i in order to keep them in shape during‘
Ethe parade.
“‘ All ofllcers of the Home Guard and
Emembers of the Spanish Wnr Veter-
innu ;arc also requested to report. at
{the armory to assist. in organization.
ll‘teport in uniform if possible.
One thing we wish to make clear,
New YarkMarket‘dlAl SliUATlllN .
DEM-m fr 1 UNCHANEED'HEREE .. a: iiiidfé‘ti‘iéieiie‘lii‘
._-._'___ . ‘l
E _ tire contingent of, 214 boys, and this
The coal situation in Norwalk Dre-E
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/
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BEEF', VEAL: PORK, MUTTONI will occur Saturday, September lst. ‘
lsenls no different aspect. since the Mayor Harstrom . mentioned the
i ' ’ - . [fact in his proclamation, that as the
. gmernment s n . . ‘
‘ l ' l tandatory - action . 1”. rookies were leaving on different
I D 30mg its coal industry tightly map, _
, in its grip than it did before the gov-Edams- it would be necessary to merge
ernment's action. Coal is bein ..s‘old'an‘ “demonstrations .into one huge
I for $9.00 in lots from one to ten tons, afinir.
AND HAM
FEESH . rrsn AND VEGE-
'1' LE ialthough this is for present orders: ~71 ’
. AB . S Efnd mat. for future orders. AdviceisEVENUE FOR 6
; rcm ’ashington where the coal Sip ' ‘ \
143 Washington St. E nation is now under a rigid investig.— WAR EXPENSES ,
Etion are in effect/that the price to?
ElllO consumer will be lowered within
in short time. Harry A. Garfield ap
Epointed by the President as coal dic-
ltator. asserted that hewould within
E a few days name the prices'ht which
5 tetailers would be.allowed to sell. To
regulate the. prices of moist the
,mines, said Mr. Garfield in a. slate
ntent isaued within the past two or
three days and then leave the con-
sumers to the‘ mercy of retailers
would prove an ineffective method of
:checkfing up speculation“ '
3" The coal administration has deéid
ed that .the principals of control. will
,be put inefiect all along'the line in
cluding operator, .mlddleman‘und. re
taller. The. ‘ccnnnlsslon albwed: to
jobbsrs has already been fixed stilli
cents a ton. The‘prlce at tlie mines
ill ' remain" $2.00
UNDER DEBATE
2 . (Continued From 'Page One).
' Tel. 359-12
a pound postage increase. Front thin
one cent increase on letters $50,000.
000 revenue is estimated. '
0 Senator Hardwick awacated a sub’
stituto, indorsed iby 'thojpoét ofllce
department, propOslng'; to maintain
the present centurpound rate 0']?
newt; portions of publications, but in-
creasing by graduation from three .to
sight cents a pound, the second clas.t
rate on portions devoted to advertis-
'ng. He .Iclted that $805000,000 on
nually- is lost‘by 'th‘e government-in
“ mom’s
Special Sale .
mostly magazines, filled with adver-
tlsing at theonc cent ‘m‘ailzrate, .
ewes ton On bl E
COFFEE. I :busy, odd as the subscriptions or:
One Price- :1 lit 1 turned over to Treasuresltaymom ,
0 eQua Y ’thoy will be announced in all the
35C and 300 ...... . . . . s . s u ........................ 240 lb. E lll‘\\'l-‘DRDFI‘H, and Ill? ”5‘ lll‘pl bt‘fOl‘t‘
28c and 25c Gofl'ee . . . . . . . . ........................ 19c lb. . the public every day. . l
The ever patriotic citizen, Snmuo
. TEA '1 Rumor. has once again com? to the
one P 1100'; One Quality . ironl and has uttered the commltl‘tilo
Oolong, Mixed and English Breakfast ............. 29c 1b. '3‘"? 11:01:? {‘1‘: 335‘s: tEEEEEEEElsecztEm:
India and Ceylon ..... .. ......................... 390 lb. ‘t (,d “mm m spring‘a “WNW 0, this
MY-T—FINE DESERT """""""""""""" 10° pkg. kind~-if surprise. it was he has
NO- 1 MACKEREL ------ . .......................... 200 Edone the some thing so often before
However, the committee wants, to _
......E _—__—.—..E publicly Extend its thanks to Mr. lum-
————— ’H* -... .. ”a —' —_ *~M"” M mm! tor, and it is hoped that his generous
. t joirer can be acceplc'd. q i ‘ ' ~
I )E h 1 i Another pntriot‘hl. it}. .peite, 0..
S ECIALS Bridgeport. has offered his entire or~l
E ‘clteslra to play for the boys at the,
' ' ' ' , ,bnnqnel. and music of the high order ,
Pure cocoa, m quart Jars, Out to EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE ' ' 270 E as rendered by this E well~lmown (ll"E
Raspberr or Strawber Jams a bottle ........ 15c Et‘llt‘Bll‘tl win lvc the finishing touch;
E I E l 2' l Tl e ctm
H- - 0 3 . ....... 1m this listortc occnson. r I -]
0 at E 3 pkg EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE 13c tmlllee Wishes its appreciation fell. !
smOked Shouldem’ lean and tender’ 8' lb‘ ----------- . - 213 E R. S. Dagny. chairman of the drill~i
Square Skimmed Milk ......................... 2 cans 25c I nutster’s commlllee ,stnteqs ‘lhElt 21:0E
‘ Yletters were s'ent out on t n ur ay o,
E Dunham's Cocoanut, 10c pkg. cut to ............... , .. 80 EN,” “m“ passed by me hm, boar,”
s .... A . WW. 1...“. --.“... ...-..,~._.
I
There Are Points
in the fitting of glasses that may
escape the notice of the casual
observer or the careless op-
tician, but that makes a world
of difference in their comfort.
We give MUCH ATTENTION
to these LITTLE DETAILS.
All work is under the super-
vision of our OGULISTS.
THAMER
Ocullsts, Optometrists, Optlclanl
"The House of Good Glasses'
07 Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn
Open Sat. eve. until 9 o’clock
Established 1897
Closing Out All Summer Ready-to-wear
i Dresses and Skirts
At Half Price
L
E Vacation days are nearing an end, so We call mothers'
E tle tots, just entering school;
E are and white braid ......................... $1.00 to $1.50
i . E
__—k t 'l
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t
0
Children’s Dresses
attention to our line of Pretty Gingham Dresses, for the lit-
Pink, Blue, Green and Brown Plaids, trimmed in plain col— '
Middy Dresses in white and pink, blue and brown stripes,
' E $1.25
t J. I. MALLETTE ‘ '
88 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
LADIES' SHIRT WAI's'rs
At 690, 98c, $2.49.
Value to $1.00, $1.98, $3.75.
LADIES’ WASH SKIRTS
At 690, 980, $2.00.
Value to $1.00, $1.50, $4.00.
carrying bulky secondsciassrmatter.’
{ Senaxgtr MéKellar's amendment is
.. ,. l ,
E Month End Sale
Ladies’ and Children’s Garments
" ~ A fine opportunity to buyf
' School 0utlilslor-00ys and Girls 1
Porch Screens 3135. 1—3 .% Discount . ~ j
A. DICKERMAN asofi's nuiarnun STO'RE. . ;
84 Washington Street
hdvertiSeitl the s n ‘
t"
of.
GIRLS" WASH DRESSES
At 390, 690, 98c.
Value 500, $1.00, $1.49.
MIDDir BLOUSES
\At 350, 49c, 69c
’ Value 500, 750,'$1.00.
BOYS’ BLOUSE WAISTS
25c to 75c.
‘7
BOYS’ WASH SUITS
750 to $1.25.
E Phone flit“
e
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