Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 22, 1917 · page 11

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We do not run our business
as a hostile submarine, sub-
merged benesth the waters
that its' s methods be not
known, but we run it on the
surface where it’ s plainly to
., heseen, uthere’s nothing in

our dedings for which we
need atone. You need not
fear torpedoes when you trade '
with us in oosl, no periseope
or other dope sends shivers
down your spine for fear that
we will “get” you, as that is
not our role, and deception
and destruction are not quite
in our line. Your ship will
need no pilot then, no mines
are here to swerve her, We 've
a raft of wood, and our coal is
good—it's a winter life-pre-

we

FESRiS

(Sill. Sillil'hli?

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

BUILD NOW

Although millions of feet of Beaver Board have been re-
quired by the Government for the building of army canton-
ments, all demands of the building trades are being met.

Government demands have preference, of course, but busi-
ness in general must go on, too. Beaver Board facilities for

I large-scale nunufaeturing have made this possible.
OUR SUPPLY OII‘ BEAVER BOARD FOR BETTER WALLB“

AND OEILINGS IS ASSURE!) BY Tl HANUPAGTURERS

. Under present conditions Beaver Board is the most eco-
nomical form of lumber. Using Beaver Board instead of lath
and plaster is one way you can reduce your building or re-
modeling costs. By a wise selection of material you can easily
find a way to go ahead with the building, repairing or remodel-
ing you need. Let us prepare estimates.

The Hatch {r Bailey Co.l

 

 

 

 

 

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Fair Prices For Farmer and
Consumer Aim of Food
Committee—- Autos May
Be Used in Transportation
—Believe Plan Will Re-
lease Freight Cars For
Other Use.

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One of 3119 problems with whiclr
the food supply committee of (he

 

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13‘ in lhe state this year

8‘;is Wiestling is the storage and trans
portalion of the big crop of potatoes
which it is expected will be harvested
The 111:11 11!
{-1113 nominee is to get‘e fail piice
l'fm the tanner for his potatoes and
at this same time have thcnl a1 a
price which will be reasonable for

 

 

 

 

CALL US UP

‘nnd we will rush our trouble man

PLUMBING

is defective. antiquated, unsanitary
or worn out, have us make neces-
sary repairs or install a new system
of

MODERN PLUMBING
10331111: A SPECIALTY

HORACE R. 1111511

Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1354
North Main St. South Norwalk.

 

right around when something like ,
i this happens in your home. It your ;

 

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II FULL "ME UP

Cider Mill,
., Wine Presses,
Kegs

The lamous “ Black
Shells” Guns, Fish-

11111 Tackle.

WASHINGTON STREET

 

Albert D." Morgan ‘ 1

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FALL OPENING 'OF NEW SUITS, COATS, DRESSES,
SKIRTS, WA!" TS, HATS.

The largest selection in town to choose from. Priced
much lower than any store in The Norwalks.001ne to the
store that satisfies for exclusive modes.

We save you from three to fifteen dollars on your pur.
chase. Come and be convinced.

CLOAKS we PL3RIS MILLINERY

33 South Main St.

South Norwalk.

We Are the Pioneer Promoters of Ready-to-wear Garments

For Women Who Know in The Norv'vslks,

f the consumer.

l Along the same line, the committee
is evolving ways and means of get-
ling the people of the stoic to use
more 11111111011 lhan they haw ordi~
narily, in 11111916111 ways which arc 1-)
be devised by the committee. Poo
ple are urged to buy their potatoes
now and store them. whenever 11 is
possible 101' 11119111 lo do so, as in 1111s
way. 11 $21141. ”on Will be and
'meuns of preventing a 111m of 1119
2111111191.

The greatest diificully is cxpeclcd
from those dislricls of 111.1 male
whore lhere are no storage facilities
for potatoes. In some. Seclimls mm.
are lobacco sheds and other buildings
which can'bc used for repositories,

 

‘ and here there will be no 1111111111111, as

 

 

 

 

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OPEN AlR RALLY
HON. JEREMIAH DONOVAN

 

‘Candidate for Mayor on the Democratic ticket, will address

the citizens of Norwalk in front of

Norwalk Hotel, lst District

SA TURDAV NIGHT, at 8. 30

Don t forget—this evening- at 8:30. Many interesting

facts will be told you.

 

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11119 farmers can store up 4111111 po-
Illuloes until 111111 1111? ready to 1151-
l111cm 01 lo sell 1119111.

, 11111011111 011m sodium 01 11112 1111111-
‘slorage facilities urc N":lltt’.llnlu*1<s
potatoes here all: dippOsvll of they
“ill 1'.ol 'l‘hls unless 5011191111111: is
‘,donc will (owe the {11111112114 to sell
them 111. 11 loss. In order to present
any socli mate of affairs. the com.
91111111111 is working on plum-1 to help
1111* farmers in storing their clops
1111910 lhcy c111 not MOW 1119111 1111-111
3 aches

l The schcuw is to have the farm-
01's bring 1111-11“ potatoes to some con
llrnl poinl in 11 locality which is 119111
.11 railroad. whcrc the 110111101111 can

be kept unlil such 111110 as they 1111-

m-cdcd. They will not 1w sold until

,lsucll 1111111 1111 111a owner is “Hilly 111 .

. sell them.
The 111-11111 difficulty in having 11 gm:-

 

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SPECIALS

 

Butter, the finest creamery, per lb. .......... .. ........ 480
-OompoundLard,perlb. .. 22c
PureLard,perlb.,.................... ..... . 27c
Pure Cocoa, in quart jars, cut to ........... . ......... 27c,
H.0.0ats.................... . . ........... 2pkgs 2511

A. STULL ‘ ’

:4 Cottage Street.

 

 

East Norwdk.

oral storchOusv in one purllculur city
'or town. is 111111sporlnllou.'l‘hc r;~11'1
loads are so busy 111111 011111 Ihlo's
2111111 11 Is 1101 unprobable 111111 u :1th
ch n1 number of cars Will not 1;. 111.111
31111112 for 1111 1119 11111110 shipments 111111
are necessuxy.
1, 11 is pluhlled to use automobiles 11s
;1111 11111 in 1’1‘nusportaliou. Arrange-
lmcnls will be made 111111 111-11'11111'01
Enulmnoblle trucks to glvc 1110 use of
21110111 111 such 1111le as they are 11111
fbusy with regular work. and the
licwnvrs will be paid 11110111111111 price
ifor the use of them. 111 uddltlon 10
1111111, people with automobiles who
‘m'e willing to help out in 1110 work
iof food conservation. 11111 be asked
llo give the use of their cars [91'
l transporting potatoes.

Prominent people in the cities and

ritowns around the control storage

lmlncos will be urged to shew 111011

 

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Armed: for inloctl

Believes in I to b an.
[excel I“ if ”dough—Price“ II. or .11 bottles u. 70
'lNNA'LB l

of the urinsntm
B‘ Pslnleu. non-polio
and will not "1'13:an

 

 

.LIBBY’S
* CONDENSEil
MILK
15c

 

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SPECIALS FOR TODAY
ROUNDSTEAK ........ ...... ..................3chb.
SIRLOIN STEAK ....................... . ....... . 32c lb.
PORTERHOUSE STEAK ..1 ......... 320 lb.

SWIFT PREMIUM HAM .
ARMOUR STAR HAM

Schullzc’s Sanitary Markets

32 Washington St.
South Home“.

39 Main St.
Norwalk.

30o lb.
300 lb.

patrlollsm by offering the use of their
learn so that 1111- potatoes can he
trunsportuled In small lots at 11 small
.cost. One of the poem advantages
of uulng automobiles. 11 is u1gued.i.«-
'tho fuel that by this means 11 large
,number of frolght cars on the rail-
lrond 11111 be released {or other 11111.11

111 111111.11 may become 111 01111111111.

in fact. it may become almost inn
.pernllve for automobiles to be press
ed into service for tmnsporintion or
11101111091: to the storage centers, in 11
short time. as 11 is understood 111111
.11 ban will be D111 on u'slm: flelglll
lcars to carry,f1'eigl11 on short hauls
,only.

 

 

 

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Sale of Corsets
11-3 Off Regular Prices.

Owing to the high cost of raw materials manufacturers
had to eliminate certain numbers from their stocks. On these
models we are making radical reductions in order to dispose at
them quickly. They are not old styles, but all new corsets in an
unusually flue assortment of the most popular makes. There are

values ranging from $1.00 to $5.00. If your size is in the group
you should be keen to buy new at an advantage.

Early comers will be rewarded.

 

 

 

. .‘ . SEA.
'1 011, though long known to be of
'ffecllve 1n calming a 11911,. hasronly

frecently been provod of value in pre-
gvcntlm: fog. says the Popular Sci.

coming in direct contact wllh'walcr
which is warmer than the 1111', Thus

 

dcrcd.

l 11 has been found 11111 olive oil
when spread out over a calm sea 11' ll
begin immediately to 1111 1119 1112‘
_ Tunes islands" entirely obscured by

have been discerned so far away as
Q‘mlle. in line with the 11031111311113.1111
by me oil.

Wind. of m. tends to counted,
act the fleet of the oil. am in 150‘
direction in which it in Harlem

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ism mummies!
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fouvs on. CAN PREVENT FOG AT

fence Monthly. Air is ptevcnled from,

condensation of water vapor is bin-l

'1l1c fosz bank. :11 only a few rants;

 

 

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Norwalk’

 

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am & Hyatt

3 Leading Dry Goods Store

 

 

 

 

1112113011 11111111113
1111' 11113 11131

From every viewpoint for
THEY GIVE WOOL WARMTH
ATVA COTTON PRICE

We have a splendid line, in-
cluding Beacon Bed Blankets
of all sizes, dainty line of
Beacon Crib Blankets in quaint
designs in pink and blue and
the most attractive Beacon
Bathrobe Sets, complete with
cords and frogs.

A big stock of Wool Blankets,
Quilts, Comfortables and Army
Blankets.

 

 

 

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NEW BRITAIN SEWAGE
PLANT A NUlSANCE

HARTFORD, Supt, 21.—~D1'. .lolm T.l
Black. stale commissioner of 11csllll,l
is luresliguling a complaint madc by
residents of Berlin that tho scwugc
disposal plant, which New Britain op-
erates 111 Becklcy Quaner, 1s a nuls-v
ancc and prejudicial to public 119111111.
11 is claimed 111111 the factory waste’s,
such as acids, 910.. have an effect on
the house sewage which flown into the
sewer beds connected with 111,!» plant
that acusee' 1111a flllcrs to become
clogged and unworkable. Today (‘0111-
mlsslom'r liluck and Frederick Jack
son of Now lluvcn, 11111111111111" member
of 1119 stulc council 01‘ 119111111. wont to
\\alc1bu1_v lo inspect 1111- systems or

 

 

 

 

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'iH. Krieger 81 Co.

‘ Fall Opening of

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disposal of ~1 11.12.11 in that cilv .md ils

rics They will nflciwnrds no 10 New'

yslem in that city and on Friday
they will go to Springdulc in the south-
ern purl of 11111 S1111» lo see a plant

13 constructing fordls own use.

June 20. 11119. was 111» day on which;
Richard llx'undon, omclal cxeculioncr’
for the city of London, died. says the
Dundee Advertiser. 'l‘radltlon has 11
111111 he decapitated )Churles l. and
was [111111 111.11 for 11115 painsfin 1n half
crowns, within halfanhourafler the
deed. 911 is also reported 10 have
been presented with an orange stuck
full of cloves and a handkerchief out
of the king's pocket as soon as he
was carried from 1110 scutiold. Bran-

rcnnoclion with 1111- wuslc from faclo l

Haven. where they. will look into lhcl

there whlch a manufacturing concern I

BRANDON THE EXECUTIONER. l

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'’The most complete as-
sortment of ready to
wear Hats in Nerwalk.

YOU ARE INVITED.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

don was at once offered twenty shil-
lings for the orange. but he refused}
this sum and afterward accepted tenl
shillings 1n 11 market thoroughfare;
In the burial register of Vt'llltechupelI
there may be seen the following en-E
lrv under .1649: “Jum zl—Rlchmd
Brandon. a man out, of Rosenuuy
lune. 'l‘hls Richard Brandon is sup-
posed to have cut off the bend of
Charles I."

 

 

OWNERSHIP CHANGES
IN RAILWAY COMPANlES
Stephen Crute of Near: York, President
of Danbury Lines. '

 

he ownership and management of the
Dnnbury and 89111111 street railway
and the Bridgeport and Dunbury Elec-
trio rail companies was announced yes
tcrdny. S. W. C. Jones of Greenwich,
who hold 11 controlling interest in the
propertles. and John Sanders of this
city. president and general manager.
retired, Stephen Crule ol,.\lcw York.
new owners, succeeding
and George 1’.
Kllnslng, of llsnbury. becoming secre-
1ary and treasurer in place of Jones.
The lines are in this city and bee
moon Dsnbury. 812111111 and 11-11 mile:
11! track 1111111191111 llridgeport and long

 

iam- of lhe'
.Sanders as president,

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DANBURY. Sept. 20.——A change 111'

NOTICE.

On November 1le We shall dis-
continue giving ~Pink Trading
Stamps. No more newlubooks
started after Saturday, Septj22nd

A. F. Beckmann 81 Go.

83 & 85 Washington St. Phone 1405 »

 
 

 

 

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RESULTS COUNT

lo matter how attractive methods may seem.
it is results that count.

 
 

 

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DISTIOVING WEEDS

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. A growing Saving Account in this bank may
not seem as interesting as a "get rich quick”
scheme. but history proves. and the future will
show the results will all be in {ever of the any.
lugs Account. One dollar will start you.

Depository fer the United States Government.

 

 

 

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