Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 8, 1917 · page 12

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bring coughs and colds
unseen which will sore
your system as they
, ye have before.
, Have you made due prepar-
tion? Is it your determina-
' n to resist the cold’s in-
fi on? Do you wish to sufi‘er
' ore? Have you bought your
,' ter fuel to rebufl’ ‘the
Weather cruel? Though you ’re

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Iota-inns “canyon
“isomeric tradeisteeing.1tispeelibifi:thetyon
hngiventflsmymbeumuditis

Mmhanuteadumnndmndsdmttbm

nusytotryandh-ingthhmetterinitseritiealiorm to you!
immediate attention.

Weeremtiiiedhyallthehigreilrosdsinthecountrythat‘

while we can have core et present under certain conditions, we
must so adjust our business that we will be prepared to face a
car such as manutaeturers and shippers have never
dreamed ,and that' in the near future.

At this time, then, it' is well to consider and anticipate your fi

requirements for lumber and building materials, to take advan-

tage of any temporary relief afforded by a better supply for :fi

1 cuse satisfaumry to his commanding,
“ ol‘fioi'r 110111 any parade or c11can1p~l

lumber shipments.
Will you do this?

 

each day absent
I I barnde or an encampment mdered by.
' 111e \l. E. B. on occasions uhen 111111
. 11'. :11 die (“anied on the state per roll.
I The. line for absence from any Roll
call 111 mill is one dollar.

 

 

 

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, ubbom as a. mu-el it will
finesse you to the core. '

THE

Forms

1M3. KANSAS?

 

 

SWEEPING REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR THIS
MARK-DOWN SALE ON ALL SUMMER GOODS .
Au ealy visit is advised. We are sacrificing our entire stock

now Of WOMEN’S and MISSES’ WASH DRESSES, SILK

DRESSES, SKIRTS, WAISTS, MUSLIN and SILK UNDER;
GARMENTS, CORSETS, SUITS, COATS and HATS.

CLOAKS we PARIS MILLTNE'R‘Y

'33 South Main St. South Norwaik.‘

 

‘1 CALL US UP

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

d we will rush our trouble man
ht around when somethingiike
e happens in your home. It your

fi PLUMBING
’ is defective. antiquated, unsanitary
worn out. have us make neces-
fi repairs or install a new system
...; '
‘1 MODERN PLUMBING
1 JOBBING A SPECIALTY

GRACE R. NASH

Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1354

 

 

Specials for Saturday

LEGS OI" SPRING LAMB‘ ........................ 341: lb.
SHOULDER STEAK ......................... 201: lb.
ARMOUR STAR HAMS ........... fi ........... . . 301: lb.
SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAM . 300 lb.
PURITAN HAMS ..... .111 ....... . ...... .300 lb
SMOKED SHOULDERS ...................... 23c lb.

Schultze’ s Sanitary Markets '
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.

South Norwei’r. Norwalk.

IFINES mm BONE
GUARD MEMBERS

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(Continued was In! ens-J 1
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reasonable excuses are altered t‘n
demor should be made to make as
few m'caeione necessary as possible
where the situation cells 101' the in-
fliction of a fine. Nermheléss,1'mu
mending oflicerg should not hesitate;
to indict tines in proper and nete' 1
saw cases where example is needed
111111 discipline calls for it.

Rim-y non-omnmi'ssioned ofllcer 91'?
whole absent without leaxe or ex-

 

1mm shall be fined five dollars tori
This refers to a

For un-
solidier'ly conduct or disobedience to
oxders at any drill. parade, or en-
campment. the offender may be lined
not mole than ten dollais by his com-
manding oflicer.

‘In case the fines me inflicted, it is
nec'essaiy 1'01 ihn cmnmanding officer
to 1101111 the offender. This such ab‘
3011(1' or offense. This should be done
on the minted form provided b\ the
31.1‘.B"

 

Officers Named.
It the fines are not paid 11 1111111 ten

ARE masusnsnf

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Norwelk’s Leading Dry Goods Store

 

 

 

davs the district commander shall be

Dainty Dresses at Cost

0ne and Two Piece Models in white and many color combinations

All of the Summer Silk Whists‘ marked

down to $1.50 each
These are the Biggest Bargains of the Present Sale

You May Save Money by Coming Quickly

 

 

 

 

notified. The following ofliceis 111'e;*

the. district commander; 1

cases for ,
Majozs E S Hall.J1'., F1ede1'1cltl.
131911111111 Louis .l.lierr1nann, Sum
uel K. Thomas, \\ 111111111 A. Pratt Ed-
nard P. \‘i eed and Cyrus E. Ryadei
1I’ai'ag1'anh 6531's: ‘At any time
within six months after the i1ea1ing,~
the district commander may diaw 11
“an 11m 101 the colieuion of such fine
directed to the sheiiif who shall pro
cord to enforce and collect the same,
Wllk'lli shall be done by an attach
1119111 111' the bodv 11nd connniimcnl to
jail unless the fine is 11111d.'i‘l1c tine
shall be worked out in jail at the
11110 of one dollar per day Also the
jail board of $2. 25 per wcek dining
tho period Of commitment shall he
umkcd out at one dollar per day.
"In case it is thought odiisuble to
I give. 11. man further lime to 11111 :1 fine.
the commitndlng Oiiicer may make 111.1
, 1ero111111rndationto the homing oilicer

 

l and the hearing oilicer may recom

 

 
 

lmend to the district commundrr that

 

 

 

NIortn Main St. _ South Norwalk.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

111111 Enamel

I love Pipes, Heaters
~Sieam§Pipes and .
all iron work 1

ode to Stand
. I . the Heat
lAlberfit D. Morgan

1 _
WASHINGTON STREET

(tag

1 Post it dell --Prlce 81. or a bottles ".70

 

 

 

 

remedy for intacti
or the urinary t

l’.elnleu non~poisomnl.
and will not striiture.
Believe- in I to ii due.)

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Compound Lard, per lb. .......... I ......... .. . I I200

Dixie Bacon, per lb. ............................. ... 301:
Mason or Lightning Rubbers, pure g‘um, a. dozen ......... ‘ 8c'
Square Skimiued Milk, full weight .. ......... .. 2 cans 251:
Pure Cocoa, in quart jars, out to ............... . ...... 270

A. STULL

24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.

 

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Ladié‘s’ Blouses

A new line of Ladies’ Blouses in plain and fancy striped and
embroidered voile ....... . . . . . ..... $1.00 and $2.00

LADIES’ DOLLARS.

A new line of Ladies’ Collars in lawns, plain and lace trim-
med, and net ......... .. 500
Georgette Crepe Collars, plain, lace trimmed and embroider-

One-eq-coalesce-eeeleeeele

 

the. issuance of 1111‘' W'an'nnt he held

to exceed the said six 111011111s'per.lod
'lho war-,umt once uiier it in issllctl

law. "

W...—
NEW ENGLAND'S PEACHES

Even Wi hout Sugar

 

lit is not necessary to use 111112111

cunning peaches w'inn 11111 inurci is

empty and mices are high.

appointed to hear and determine 1119* - '

 

We makeI no exagerated

we say that we are the leading mil-

-w.-..., _..-_,_____.._._. ."_A_--__m_._._.._.—-.-1w, .._.-,

H KRIEGER a. CO.
Autumn Millinery

up 101 a certain 111110 (11’ course 11:11

11111511 be served 11nd rclumed bv the
sheiih within sixty days are ording to

They May Be canned With Success

Many lion 1\\ lies do not realize that
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l abundance .11 peaches and a lack oil

suit the taste when rcu
dy to use.

fruit to remove the Skins (‘old
f 1te1lllzed java Fill the jars 111111 boil
ling unior
the hot unier bath for 30 minutes.
il-‘cnchcs canned by this method may

‘bi'eaktast.

.promised recipe for

 

 

 

 

 
 

MSW-'11- Mug " wanna

ed 50c and $1.00 .fififififi fifififififififi mummy of fifififififi Donut
I~ 111111 to try this recipe.
' 1
‘ ‘ 1 HAVE REUNION TUESDAY
88 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK. 1 Members 01' the Second Connect-
;cut Heavy Artillery will 110111 their
..r w. __r Ireunlon next Tuesday at Winsied. it

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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, enuine Cope I
"Cod Whitting

otter than Salmo 1

1,50

 

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1 Mission

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Cut Price Grocery Specials at

BECKMANN’S

Golden Santos Colic ......... 1 lb. 20c. :1 lbs. fer 90c
Fancy Whole Grain ice ............. 3 lbs. for 25¢
W’ard 5 Fresh Cakes (All Varieties) each ..... 1c
Blue Ribbon Salad Dressing. .Smail 14c. Large 251:

Beardslev’ s Acme Dried Beef per lot .......... 200
Jones. Pillsbury’ s or Gold M eda l Flour . . . .. $1. 90
Brand Sardines (In Tomato Sauce). can 100
Kamn efifilgfiil; Pack ready to ship to you soldier boy, 1. 0
Baker’ 5 Fresh Grated 001111111111 (With Milk). can 90
Clicauot Club Ginger Ale. oer dozen ..... , ..... $1. 25

Bevo Anheuser Busch Beverage. doz. . . . . . . . . . $1. 25 I
Rebate of 25c dozen on empties. »

 

_A. if" Beckmanndz (10

111111112 111151

8311?: 85 Washington St.

 
 

 

' 11.11 called by Mrs. D. C. Kilbourn, per-
lmanent secretary of the association

Stanti'y. andlei’t for Washington in
comm 1nd of Colonel L \V. Wessellfl.

September 15,1862,being assigned to
jibe Army of the Potomac. It New
lticipated in the engagements of that
1a1my until November 23, 1863 when
fit was changed to heavy artillery. As
1:111 artillery regiment it participated
1511 the battles at Cold Harbor, Hatch-
icr’s Run two near Petersburlz.
1:11 Saildrs‘ Creek and lost 143 killed
in action besides a large- number
Ewounded arid discharged on account
Iof illness \fi

 

DEALERS IN

suns, VEAL, 110112, 1111111111.
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TABLES

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143 Washington-st.

 

lsugar. Can 1111116111 sugar and swccleui
£192.22: 1 the product 10

1 (‘anninu without 81111111 ~8c.1ld firm
(lip
1111111 pack uhole in huhes or slices in
P11 tlelly soul and cook in
Ebe used for pies and other desserts or

served like fresh fruit with cereals for
1 Tomorrow you will be given the

substituting 11
«small quanll y of common table salt

' 'I‘he regiment was recruited largely in
,I Liichiield county at the Nineteenth in-

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l
l
111 :1 pooch district there [111W be '1111

and ,

.1ter to organize as a branch and enable

I New York MarketI

FRESH' FISH AND VEGE-l- brooch of the chapter which has head-

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liners in Norwalk.

We are showing more styles, more va-
rietics than all other stores combined. '

SEEING IS BELIEVING
Silk Velvet Hats from $1. 5010 $7. 00

School Clothing for Boys
firesses fOr Girls

Get Your 1.11112 0nes Ready 101' SchOOi

A Good Stout Suit for $3. 98 to $6. 98
A Good Pair of Shoes for $1. 75 to $3. 00

But Never Dearer Than Elsewhere

H Krieger & Co.

 

claim when ‘

 

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WOULD BECOME BRANCH.

 

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Women Of Branchville Ready to‘ Join
Red Cross in Danbury. I
Women of Branchville have applied
to the Fairlield County Red Cross chap-

 

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lthem to 5111p through Danbury. A let-
Iter from film J. Alden Weir, has been,
received by Miss Alice B. Wile, presi-

dent oi the county chapter, saying
that in number of women at Branch-
v.ille '" have already completed 2071
pieces of hospital supplies, including
surgical dressings and bandages 01’

through Dunbury. The material will
prObably be sent to Dn‘fiui‘y shortly.
V The addition of Branchvllie asfia

quarters in Danbury, will increase ma-
terialiy the number 013 women who are
doing 'Red Cross work through the
Danhury headquarters. Final arrange

many kinds, which it is‘ ready to ship -'

established soon. There are hundreds
of women in Danbury‘and surrounding
towns who are parking through \he
Fairiield county chapter.

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Advertise 111 The Sentinel.

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SCHOOLS GIVE UP GERMAN.
HOBOKEN, N. J., Sept. 7—The board,

10! education of this city, which has a
llargo population, has voted to discern
itinue the teaching of the German law
.guagefi in the pufiblic schools.

 

 

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bowels regular, and

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the complexion and putting‘

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en the o

glow to

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. improve Your COmpiexion " ;.

Get your blood pure keep the liver active and the 1 }
disfigurin pimples and unsightly , l ’
blotches will disappear from 1.

“terms 1111s,.

.7 are Safer, better and surer than cosmetics. They '
' ; eliminate poisofiousmatters from the system; strength-
urify the blood—bring the health-
e cheeks, brighten the eyes, improve and

e face. For improving
the blood imgood order

 
 
 
 

 

 

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