ss- . 1 " A ' in; so more“ V
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' a. - H :3. i . . 13’ 3" .G SEN‘I‘ INED SATURDAY, SEPT. 1, 1911
..H “A... ...... ,33 . .3 '33 ~ —1—g5
s Wefeelitonrdutytoeellyonr ttentiontothesertousrulroad * H WWA ’ . ‘ ' «
3333333333 33311333133333 lumber trade facing. It' is possible them; , . . 3 . . .
_ ._ re given matter your best neiderstion, an itisero A ‘ ' ' s <
3930 swift 100k: “19;;ng '1 that you have not. and as costs ers and friends of ours it is our g MENACE , -
3 ‘3 now e °°° , duty to try and bring this/mtg? 1n its critical form to you! 1" .1 , .
9! W costs $1“ hi1We are 33239333333 3hy all the big raillroads' 1n the oonulry that L3:- * ,
on .e nor. Boon e w e we can vecarsst press tun or certain conditions, we ‘t > 3
. autumn m . a; must SO adjust our busmeu all? we will be prepared to face a 9] State Council of Defense Norwgk s Leadlng Dry Goo-d8 Store
m coughs and colds . ' car shertsge such as manufacturers and shippers have never , , ‘
”one: which will sore . dreamedof, andthat inthe near future. 'l Sends Its Exhibit From
~ . i At this time, then, it is well 0 conszder and anticipate your 4 Hartford—It Will Be One °
“....tliiiiliii.” ..., unionism“ '1'."l"1'..'1""l'.t° "" “'9 0"" 5.1.1.... 1.11.31. aSt lIlllte 98 S 01‘
, . . re e a or
wflgo‘l made due prepar- 35. lumber “figmentgomry y a e er supp y 01' :3: Show . . .
Minn. it your determina- ‘ ' —" .
‘ . . . Will on do this? 5 HARTFORD A 31. ~-Th t on I '
m m ”315$ the odds m. . y illuhit'h the Conne3t3-l3i3t'ut statee c3t3313u13wll abor Da
Th t'V ol dctense i1 333133333333 at egg-111111112:
m1 3V... ,3: 1.0.5.; .33 e H alch (‘3: Bailey C O. l hugs; 2:11;" 1:21.113: no.5...
winter ue reu e 1' 1111 ”1,4121:
Ml? cruel? Though you re Esiim ' -' - r ‘ssz: “@‘mefigl (fift‘llt’da;lullileofivclslllll 3311313131918: 3:333.“ Every DepartmenV.t '5 Ready to supply
A 1 .1 my: 1 1 b 11 1
William as a mu- e1 it will V 110133131131233.1111”!31231310330331.1331033139 3:333;
"‘99“ 1°“ t" 33,3 °°’e- SWEEPING REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR THIS 33'0".” (31.3.3. '3? 13.3.1333:3313313319'3'; Your Wa "’5 Pro er,
T” E . MARK-DOWN SALE out ALL SUMMER GOODS 3V'3ii54311'301-311'Vi3 32:223. '3333 3113332313.: p y
. An only visit is advised. we are sacrificing our entire stock “filial; Comm, 0,. mm“) 3,: 313%,!
.. now of l”ORIEN’S and MISSE‘S WASH DRESSES, 3ILK lllblt will In; shown in tlich li'lll Witt“. » . ' 3
. g g a E§VV DRESSES SKIRTS WAISTS, .MUSLIN 93nd SILK UNDER- thc llelV‘Vge showing to be 33133333313 by the; Store Open ton'ght, Closed MOHdav
(’lJUllt‘l S ('t in l t'L‘ till ()Ut EU l i )‘I '
V E GARMEN'I'S, consnrs,SU1'rs,GOArs and HATS. .....1 1.1.11.3...131135'1“ connotation iim- .
lli'.‘ Corinctiit'tlt Aui'lt'ultiii'ul t'ollcc‘t'.
, ,v d CLOVAKS . 'l'li'3utls 1l 11:11.1 '..1i1 1- 1 !
{@fii "3‘93, $33323 ggfi m P‘ illRIS 3331LLINERY lini't3l't'213'13l33 “113330313933 hilt-313 3N V31113al 3112;13:3—‘1 ' W: - _ , __,__$ _,__ , _ . u ___________ ...3.
333‘ nun, is an elaborate one. 5
§
33 South Main St.
'llio s1 Ilt‘l'lll countil ot' statonst- «A
South Norwalk.
CALL US UP
; d we will rush our trouble man
mt around when something like
Vthls‘happens in your home. if your
PLUMBING
gin detective. antiquated, unsanitary
VEJIOII out, have us make neces-
‘snry repairs or install :1 new system
Compound Lard, per lb.
Borax or Lenox Soaps
Fresh Eggs, per dozen
Shredded Wheat, :1 pkg.
'"MoDERN PLUMBING
VVllOBBING A SPECIALTY
HORACE R. 11115112
"Plumblng and Heating
Tel. 1354
Granulated Sugar ..........
1r.
24 Cottage Street.
Argo Starch, o pkg. . ....... 3
A. S rFULL
liihll,‘ is groupcd under in» licnds,
"‘Aii‘; ricn‘s. nicnnc'c" unit 'tftonn “ill '1
”'"“‘“""""'““—"m (“Lil's Opiniitunity." One part dis
. closcs Illi' llltnUPt'lllilll plot for (on
‘ out i and tho [irt-‘Ht‘lll l’i'uss‘nn lilot'|
SPEQ IA: S on lllt mm of the old world. ’l‘Jiol
- tailwi' purl shows \\'il_\> in which (‘1.«11
9 llt"("llt'lll pcoplo iiiiiy izi'usp thcii' op-t
""""""""""""""""" "00 i'oi'tuuity to hulp put down knisci'isiu.§
.............................. 5c in addition to this .lllt"l" is :1 L‘rik'l
1 466 ill}! display of (human proclunint11111:E
"""""""""""" ‘ 311 Belgium and noi'ilici'n'b‘t'tiiit'c_ 1an
............................ llc finding: that proclziiiuitiou condt 11111
...... . .......... 50 m“ """h M" “ "‘ ”'3'” “'“h "W1
3 " " piotlnniatlon is a lion lation in lint:—
............... 2 3-4lb3.250_lisl1 A set of pliolocrnplis slio\1';.'ln '
“onion in indusiii is 1111 iiitt-ie‘sting
l‘cnlun' of tlic c\liihil. thinner 5‘ to 111"
‘stisiv'ndcd 5mm iln- 111.1le of llli‘ tcnlsi
,irui'i'y war llll'Ssztlgi‘s of inipoxlnncc
.Tlic Hartford iiicn who ‘pushcil" the
'fli'st Liberty lorin how pi"'1psrtd on
i ' East Norwalk.
jitlortn Main St. South Norwalk.
SHOULDER STEAK ..
ROUND STEAK ...
s1RL01N STEAK . ..
PORTERHOUSE SrEAK
swrrr's PREMIUM 11AM. .
ARMOUR S'rAR RAMS.
PUR11'AN RAMS
SMOKED SHOULDERS.
32 Washington' St.
South Not-well»
‘intcrcstint: Liberty Loon cxhililt
33‘ "’ ” ‘ ” ‘ ‘ "‘“rmd which will attract t'oiisltlci'nblc 11ttcn~.
V lion.
. .. .................... 220 lb. . .....mm-”
. ....... . ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ . . 300 m ; CARE OF FARM MACHlNERY.,
..... 30c lb. Cost of Implements Make the new
................. . 300 m ‘ ability of It Obvious.
l l V Wu... A
-1'- . . .......... 306 lb. ’ l-‘nr'ni inacliinciy has advanced in
.......... . . . . . . . _ 300 lb. price enormously, and in some c111io.:,:
11 can not be obtained 111 all so it
" ' ' ‘ ' " ' ' """ " ---- ' 28c 1b- is llitpoitiint that every t'E'ti-liici llllle
.. ..... ‘21c lb~ Ihc best of cure of his machine-11.
. Housing tiii'ui machinery umk'r
Schullze’ S 8331313 ‘ M k3 iiiocs, 111' not housing it :11 all should
I Vary 31‘ el3S3 bc frowned upon by the coniiiiunl \' as
‘ ‘.'C‘\‘t‘t‘t"l)’ as not housing live at ck;
39 Main St, true it is ;1ot inhumane. but '111- it
/" Just us wasteful. 01' even mote no. for
.1 Norwalk. illllllflllflll the loss is not so costly 0b-
. 3St’l",\(’ll it is 1111110 just tlic s11uic.‘
,hon cKposcd to the cli'nicms lusts
CONNlCllllJl SUffRAGl
' NEWS ‘
l
Tho outstanding success of the two
Siit‘t'uigo sales that have been held 1111
(hi the auspices of the Cent! til War
Voik Committee of the Connecticut
tinting the Suffragists to arrange for a.
llllld of these sales. The first sale
was hold at Bridgeport in July, the
.sccond at the Hotel Moliitzan in Au
t
hold in Norwich in September. A lit-
tle latter a similar sale will most like.
’ly be held in 01' near Hartford. The;
- solo a: New London Inst week Was
managed by Miss Katliaintne Littllnsz-
ton, Chairman of the Central War
i‘d‘ork Committee, and also Chairman
jof \‘etv London County in the Connec
itlcut Woman Suffrage ASSOClllllOIl.
3 \Ilss Ruutz Rees, chairman of the W0-
{1112111 s Committee or Connecticut,
uhlch is working under the Woman’s
Dl\ll‘ ion of. the National Council of
lyefenseV headed the list of patronness-
.es. Owing to the fact that a friend
contributed. file cost. of all arrange
lllPTllS that had to be made for the
sole otcry penny taken in went di-
3rcctlv to the object for which the
sale was held—viz, the home econo-
mics work of the Country Farm Bu-
ieau '
l
rummage sales, but at: 9 rather sales of
in: that if contributions are not sold
1 they will not be sacrificed at any 1':-
diCulously low price, but will be re- ’
served for the next "S‘e and offercd
wlt’en there is a 01111 ' of their tlnd»
'lng an appreciative purchaser Some
of the articles offered at New London
for example were beyond the means or
' the tlehlrés of the general run of our-
.tt
lltc genuineness of those antiques w
iWoman Suffrage Assoclallm] 13 stlmu ' l1" each “‘5“ “’59“ fl s'icrlllcc 51110
The. women of Connecticut are be- had received legponsibie informathn cloth.
'siuning to understand the nature ol’ s:. d it had 1 distinctly good lntluence
these sales, which sure not in any way upon their lives.
ixaluable articles and antiques The (1011- so 1mg out of a feeling mag things
'3 ”WHO-“5 101‘ 1'19 53‘“ at the Hbtel u re wrong and something ought to be
3‘10‘3‘3539 were "‘3” ge“e"°“3' and the dole about it, but impressions on the
givers have the satisfaction 0ft know- “.1;
313 nor clears up some of the “tilled stilt joints—and it. is to help those who
1 ._W-_ 3133333333333 \el'l rapidly and the wooden
'3 11.11 in 10l.ln addition. much time. is
as lost in “limboring” up a plecc of lusty
touched to: by an authority on Such muclilneiv and it usually comes in it
sViihjocis 111. the Mctiopolltan Museum busy scason How many times we
of Art in New 30.1k It is evident have promised "nctcr to do it again
after morning for half 11 duy 031' niorc
‘tliut such a1ticlcs would not appeal to with on old rusty lilOW. M.
333333” Dumb-"“3" "l "11 ordinary bti- it to scour pi'opcrLy
znai', but it is also evident that the The uveracc ”to of farm machinery
Vrlglit person the,I chlincp ot‘ gpuinq might be doubled by promr cure and
u
. a housing. Thci'c nl't' llll‘t‘e’l’tomls ‘0
possession of such i'ailttts would up- be considered: hnueing, repull'lnll 11nd
pctil l"ricststlbly. pointing
llcpaii's should be made xiv-stoma”
has been hold much help has been giv. rally. and «'1 far as possible .0111 of.
on by the near-bv sufl'ro c. 11 . 'lhe busy season. “inter days can
lilo Ne . 1 d '33 I1 33333 33333 333 33 wcll be improved by attending to this
‘ 3 .0n 011 333 ”"3330 “We help “"0111. Every machine should be none
333 from (333030“ Hamburg, '39“ 1'0“” over thoroughly and examined for
gust and “,0 third will probably be dVon and Stonlngton leagues. to whom worn or broken parts. wthh should3 Mooney of the “less Sldc in the sec-
the repaired or icplacod Al loosc'
V.._.___.__..__ Emits should be tightened and mliils.
ting bolts replaced. Nuts can cos y
1 SEX EDUCAHON lbe kept light by putting lock wasliets
'l)1)'.M Exney of New Ymk urged under thrm. These are cheap and
“ix cdnantion in. schools upon the Re 3:“?! 1:33;? at any hardware
,1: l ' .
3333333333 3333333333333" association in “5' After a mnchinc is repaired. give;
330" in 0mm” :it 11 coat of point: this not only adds
1D1'. Exner had been making an loves-3 to the attractiveness ol‘ the machine
ttization as to the effect of such educag but verv materially lengthens its lite.
up“ or lack of it upon college boys. -Paiii almost. entirely prevents rusting
and 1"ott in. Most men prefer to
013” 03 3‘03") students; 87'5 pct cent. point :1 machine all one color. Paint-
lliltl 1eceived "their first striking and log is not a slow or tedious job if a
peVrnmnent impressions about sex" 119- blush iS used AI? harVdW'aIe ..tme
to e the thirteenth ye 111'. 91.5 percent. ‘5‘“ “WW mm“ or Vl‘is purpose.
had received their information from 323133.333'233353303333 3:33:53; 3::
urtivholesotne sources, and 79 per cent 1.vell but any paint can he used. Di-
sold this information had led to mor» rections are usually given on the
bid (furinfillv and distorted thewhole paint cc. 11. Have the surface clean of
q estion. 943 11 per cent. had teceivod dirt and grease. The loose rust should
“313313139 information from responsible be sciaped 03333 3333333343 13333303 A“ bright
or scouring parts such as the plow
Vsources but at an average 01 six years would be better greased with axle
late \lne tenths of thone who grease or rubbed over with an oily
the success of the sale is partly due.
Don't stop at resolving to take bet-
ter care of your machinery this year,
but do it.
The first.‘ agitation upon this matter
WILL BE WELL REPAIDV fiORV
THEIR WORK
Women everywhcte cutter from kid-
ole subject were. necessarily vague. ney trouble—backache, rheumatic
Such an investigation as that of Dr. pains swollen and tender muscles“.
points It indicates that reshomlble suffer as She did tha‘tNirs. 0.1; Ellis,
information is wise, and that it moat V1505 gm avenue. _Sloux Falls, s. 13,-,
be in 911111? mower to be etfective writes: “I feel sure if anyone bother-V
hat darkness is a cloak for crime ed as 1' was will give Foley Kidney
and that innocence thrives upon lisht 1115 a fair trial they will be repaid for
is it leason beginnins to be learned. their work. It seems foolish to ne-
Just how to impart the needed tnforma glect 8!). ailment when there is such a
iMUSTSEPARATETliE
'3111‘ll
3K” ml
Itcitlilttl l3ltllil disliicl to local bonitla
_¢nch local board in the stutc. who‘
lug to not '
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Local Boards Ordered to
Certify Number to ldju-
taut General ‘1
.H. Krieger 81 Co.
Prepare Your
Boys and Girls
for School
We Ctm Fit Your Children
From Head to Foot.
No store more earnestly strives to
solve your problems when it comes to.
the Matter of making your money go the.
farthest. ’
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Tllt’ 1111111 1111 Ftlli‘l‘ill of lllt‘ Hutu".
11mm .1- c1111; ill] the llllllllltl of uiltiiull
tll'allt‘ll inch, utcordiiig to n tcl-i‘ .si'nui
ittiiud by (.01' 1111111 .\I ll. llokonib,‘
from l’rmost (luncinl (3"12lt)\\tlt‘ ’lhoz
ltlt‘i‘l i'niii tollows:
ln Ol‘dt'l‘ to provide for tho scgi'c-
ration ol react in l‘l‘gllllolllh'
utlur organizations and to arrange;
l0l Hillllllllllll‘t‘ ulih Sllllf’ huts 11-7
(wiring the raccs to travel in scparutul
couches. it has been {01111 1]: hot '.
be 11000531113“ for llll' ziiljiitzint
ot (llt‘ll state [0 know tho
iiiiiiihii' ot' (oloi'cil and white 1111'11
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x. nix-m
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11ml :uljiimni general: on l‘oi'in 164.1
flloii'ultci' thc 11014111111 ”\llllit‘" '
"t'oluit'd' 11111 bu iiiaidc opposili- 1133»;
-11:111- of any person ccrtltlml lroin
locul to dl ".11 ct boards on Form 146-
or 410111 distiict bonids 10 locoli
boards and lltljllltilllsl ncnci'ul on,
Form 11” and the total white andt
totul coloi'cd home on the list “in
bi entered on the 11111112111 tlici'ool‘..
The iidjutant general should cull on
local boards for 11 stntcmcnl of that
number of wliltc ond colored 1110an
contained on the lists already (91'-
tilled to local homo; and lltljlllllhlts
general on Form 16ml This informs”
tlon should be gallicrcd pr'ouiptli
and be kept up to dnto to th? end
that thc udjiitiiut general will always;
knew tho number of colored and the
coaches. it has been found. that; "V
the available. lists of selected 111311 111
_ - . ’
Ladies Blouses
A new line of Ladies‘ Blouses in plain and fancy striped'and
embroidered voile 3. ....... .. . . . . . .. $1.00 and $2.00
I‘
0
81."
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LADIIS’ COLIJARS.
A new line of Lsdies' Collars in lawns, plain'und lace trim-3‘
med, and net 501:
Georgette Crepe Collars, plain, lace trimmed and embroider-
liuvo not yet been sent to niobillza,
tlon camps. 0n Satuiday of each'
.weck bcnimiinir September 8, udju~
tnnts general will report by telegram:
to the provost nuiiahal general the
...nu-o-s-‘.~asubseoenus-.s-us-uusouo
«skint-1 ,5»- “a.
i
number of white men who are on '3
colored men in theirstates who huts ed """“"""""”""""""'”'3”50333333331330 :
been certified in local boards on- 3 1 3'
Form 164 but who have not vet been i '3
sent. to mobilization camps 1 J I 3'3
cnownnn. 31 ' ' ~; "
LE ROY s'rops money I 88 WAsnme'rON S'r. 'SOQTE NORWALK. .
YoungLe Roy stopped Young Joe
l ,
and round of their scheduled ton 3“:-
round alfalr in the New Polo A A.
New York last night. The West Std
er fractured lils hand and was unable
to continue. In the other ten round
.bout Abe Goldstcin draw with Terry
Month End Sale
323:5:1'1'sa‘5e1151‘irsm la: “ —“' BARGAIN PRICES
——o-—— ‘
Shirt Waists, Skirts, Middy
3 Blouses, Children’s Dresses
Forth Screens 33 1- 3 0f!
1'1 leel$210tl tlecl $2.33 Meat 83 00
FA. Dickerman & Son
nmnnmnvr sronr
84 Washington St.
i'.
JACOBY’S
New Fall Dresses
$12. 98 to $30. 00
Charge Accounts opened
I
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Phone 4467
m
Keep Advertismg A 3
and Adverttsmg
Tom Fowl 32c
Roast Beef 24c to 3(3ch
Pot Roast (no bone) 25c
VealRoest’ 25c
StewIVeal 20o”
Stestmb.,.....’.....,.....220
Allxinds of Fresh Vegetables:
New York Market
Norwalk Chronicler