Te Lie»-
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What's chains have bound
muelieandthinkwhatwer
m do to get, more Coal-
mud us. No smiles nor
M can melt the hearts of
see» who ought to sell it,
who turn deaf ears to every
gage—and how can one compel
It
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And then we dream of those
who buy who class us as a
pirate, who need a little fur-
_ moo heat but haven’t coal to
‘ fire it. They blame us .
'cause the price is steep, would
din consign us to the deep,
= which fate might be quite
flpleasant compared with being
"thus, you see, between the
Devil and the sea, which
seems our luck at- present.
THE:
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.‘ ‘ ‘ mu an unbeaten.
j ‘I'lu-l ran it dteii‘Ed— pace u. a 3 bottles ear:
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to!" sun w-lb’sté'
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69' GILLETTE WAY IS THE
' 'l.‘ WAY, THE EASIEST
3;,“ or ALL snnrsnav.
o. no smorrmc, no
”RING. .
AVING with “THE GIL-
'll'l'E" is the simplest kind
‘3 ' an act. Follow carefully our
" cations, and the result will
_ most satisfactory.
‘ .M‘rz‘a'm‘ifiv-
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.Avbrand new set for the sol-
boy leaving for the front.
Call and see it.
Albert D. Morgan
“WASHINGTON STREET
CALL US UP
' if“I! we will rush our trouble man
, t around when something like
3 happens in your home. it your
elements
A , defective. antiquated. unsanitary
worn out, have us make neces-
~ repairs or install a new system
'uonnan PLUMBING
OBBING A SPECIALTY
,ORACE R. NliSH‘
Plumbing and Heating
. - Tel. 1354 “
339ml Main St. South Norwalk.
rumors
43c »
pit.
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A remedy for iniectlull.
of the urinary trawl
Painless. non-poisoning
and Will not stritture.
Relieves in l to 5 dun.
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quired by the Government for the building of army canton-
ments, all demands of the building trades are being met.
Government denaads have preference, of course, but busi-
ness in general mustigo on, too. Beaver Board facilities for
large-scale manufacturing have made this possible.
,‘ OUR SUPPLY OI" BEAVER BOARD FOR BETTER WALLS
. AND CEILINGS IS ASSURED BY THE MANUFACTURERS
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
ing you need. Let us prepare estimates.
The Hatch é Bailey
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THE SOUTH nonwnm EVENING SENTINEB
find a way to go ahead with the building, repairing or remodel-
"Em »§E;vm“\ l Ilethel Airedale and bull terrier; and}
fi-S'will show the Russian Wolfhound!
honour, ocronnn 1, 1917 ’
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ii -BUILD NOW , :1; it??? Doc snow
A Although millions of feet of Beaver Board have been re- /‘ (Continued from First Page)
Tristrant & Hyatt
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
Dr. 'George E. Woollard, New Haven,
collles; Mrs. Louis Weidlich, Strat-
lord Airedales; Yankibourne Kon-
nels, (lreonwich, Takingese.
Also: William Ashwortll, Milford,
bulldogs: Mrs. Emma Banks, Brook-
flcld Center; L30 Clear); South Man-
chester, French bulldogs; Norman l’.l
Dickens, Bethel beagles; Mrs. (I. (21
llostcl‘, Lilchfl’eld, German shccp-
dogs; Mrs. A. Raymond Ellis. llart-
lord, ll‘rench bulldogs; Mrs. M. Green.
baum. Hartford, Boston terriers nndi
bulldogs: Greenwich Kennels, Seal'rn
“I hams and West ‘
t ;i llawlcy. Danbul'y,
ll. F. J. Hum, Norwalk, German sheep-l
Q: dose: Mm. Robert Kippcll, Weslpori,1
lHl’ekmgese: Lynmere Kennels, Sey-,‘
umgao/mnm 4;.
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Big Bargains in the Basement
All Household Goods at a Discount oi 25%
Don‘t miss this chance to save money on all of the Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, Canning Con-
veniences, China and Porcelain Dinner and Tea Sets, Glass Ware, Wooden Ware, Aluminum
Ware, Enameled Ware, Tin Ware, Galvanized Ware, Boilers, Wash Boilers, Clothes Wringers,
Ovid‘s
Highlands; w A.l
bulldog, Sereneslzl
:;,\'lmour, Bristol) terriers: it. (i. Lutlgen,
-.l. S. Mayhew, also of Babel. whol
Nova lionlanow. l
Sale of Sample Suits,
' Dresses and Coats
This is an occasion toward which hundreds of women and misses
look forward to, for this great sale gives the best of fashions
and values at the beginning of the season. Come and take ad-
vantage right now and sav rr'eney.
Headquarters for Popuar Priced Hats from 98c to $5.00
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
Brooms, and countless household helps both big and little.
A personal inspection will prove this to be one of the most important sales of the season.
icREAT DEMAND E
2 non WORKERS 3
.. Come Early for the Best Choice
service in lilo Springfield Armory, all
:SDI'Wlllt‘ld. Muss, are offered men'
lwilll mechanical trades, according to} I I I:-
il'lfll'lllilllilll given uul loday by the‘ .--. ‘ ' ' ' ' ~ _ M k W ‘ m’wmm —» ‘
IConnecticut Slate (‘ouncil of l)e-CONNECTICUT C0. _ — ='
l‘enso. Captain L. ll. Van lluscn oi" ISSUES STATENIENT
the Ordnance llcpurlmcnt, linilcd, —:— ‘ !
States Army, has informed the stale;
council of defense that the command;
in}: officer of the. Springfield Armory
is unable to secure the following:
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1 barrel roller, 20 drop forums. 3
‘I'ilc cutters, 4 die aillkers, )2 tool urin-
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St, 80. Norwalk '
Phone 410. Prompt Auto Delivery.
19 Main St, Norwalk. Phone 388.
Economy Store, 40 Van Zandt St, East Norwalk
COFFEE TEA
V Oolong, Mixed and English
ery Best Breakfast
240 lb.
350 lb.
Good Cofl'ee India and Ceylon
190 lb. . 450 lb.
2 Bags Salt ......... . 50 D.& C. Flour ........ 110
pkg-
. 20o
1 lb. Loose Cocoa 23c lb. 1 lb. Loose Coooanut . .. 23c 1b.
6 Climax Soap ....... 270 1.2 lb. can Atlas Cocoa 180
8 Rolls Toilet Paper .............................. . 250
3 Pkgs. Atlas Jelly Powder ........................
singleton The Leading Millinery
in Norwalk
dew, 8 tool makers l machinist 2 son demanding the same with the fol-.
Not a single store in Fairfield County that is showing
lowilll: lrut'isioll. ll‘l‘llt‘ll, Sl‘ll'll led or
screw makers, 3 tumors l ! I I 1
written thereon, to wit:~
‘ l‘nplain Van Dusen has asked the} Bridgeport Division.
old of the Connecticut State Council This cover good for refund of ill.
or Defense, through ”If. Slate Oil'll lm‘ll (1:3) (wnls at any l'lll'lceflol‘ltlliis
' ~,..-. ». ‘ :‘(tllllllillly ill the l‘\Hll of u no illm
”5‘ ”“1“ ( Omm'bflm' and the dllonse indication that the six (ti) cont fat-cl
"0""("1 ”(my “a"? "”3 information upon the division ill which this. book;
to llll' press of llle state in the belief pus sold is lllll'lusonublc rnd lea-(sf
that there urn in (,‘onncmlcul enough mo." in which case no injunction!
pl‘ollorlyquulilicd men to fill those ”m” ”5”“ . .. Y
places ; s'lcnml l10\\'.\nll .i. ("l lllls.
‘ ' . l A Judo? oi llll‘ Superior (‘ourLg
. (mnnlvlc information concerning This unlor zlldllh‘s ltl lilo lll'idllclmrl '
this opportunity to do this patriotic Division only but the mmmny lmsl
work may be obtained from the (‘om- llvl-lllvd to extend its :rhlllim‘llion 10
If you buy from us you save
Wm“,Dm,,,.,8,,,,,,,,,, Am, ..........l......... ‘ p p . l money, because we are selling
a .. .. .. ...“.":‘...‘?l.‘?“:‘..3';.i:‘.‘.‘.‘it? :37:;;:?:.l“-:::l.:.::; l Millinerv for less than the big
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ilwlu‘ work mar neural especially 10 lllllllll' llw lichch: mm 1w Ollillillml
'mcn who are not eligible for military from the starters and inspectors on,
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[gm-‘1“. but who want to bear ”N.“- ll.) :«lluls and int ltloll i. no“ lwulz,
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Specials for Tuesday
Sirloin Steak 32c. lb
Round.Sieak - - ‘- ' 32c lb
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St.
39 Main St.
'South Norwdb. .
Norwalk.
:01 ”l" 13k" Torpedo-boat Company at ninlr, a column be sent to the press
59.07 a. nl.. Saturday. Tile launching and n CODY“) the family of the late.
{was announced to be held later, and. as llon. E. J_ lllll.
Earcsultnone oi‘ the newspaper men. “'llt’l‘ml‘ll it has pleased Almighty
witnessed ‘1‘" launching. There were God to take from our midst our friend-
a score of ll. S. naval men present and townslnan, the lion. Eilenczeri
among the party. The States Attorney Hill, “.9‘ unite “ml the country in
and Mrs. Homer S. Cummings were mourning this truly great man.
there also. Mrs. Cummings christened Resolved. that Norwalk has lost
the vessel by breaking a bottle. of one oi its most valued citizens.
champagne across her bows. the Resolved. that the State or Connec-
Hot Water Each Morning
Puts Roses in Your Cheeks '
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' SPECIALS w
Extra Fine Creamery Butter, per lb.
Soap, Lenox or Swift’s Pride, 9. bar . . . . .. . .. ...... . 50
Square BrandCondensedMilk 2 cans 25c
Van Camp’s Beans in tomato sauce, a can . ...... . ..... 18c
WhiteRose Beans, acan . ..... 15c
A STULL '
East Norwalk.
. .- 380
no
24 Cottage Street.
New arrivals of Dainty Neckwear brings wide variety of
Collars and Collar and Cuff Sets. '
Washable Satin, Org-audio, Pique, Georgette Crepes and
Broadcloth are well represented.
All the favored shapes including the new shawl efi‘eot. .
PRICES RANGE FROM ........
25cto$3.00
launching was without special momentum“ is bereaved of a wonderful
__ statesman.
’ . .. Resolved. that the Congress of the
Speaal Prlces
United States has lost one of its
Inb‘lest legislators. .
‘ Resolved, further that a great man
Lamb Tongues in jars 150, 18c, 750 !official for State and One to Be Named 5‘
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.ma” M the nations “m burden. points throughout the territory which} 1 " _.... t l?!
I! 'mm points will be unnouncr-d as soon as]. ' ‘—" J ..
i NAMED BY MRS. CUMMINGS. ‘dccidl‘ll upon. ‘* - I
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f g Seaman (‘oorge use 0 t c . ‘. S.{ w. .3 . 1 . H. 1
iStamlord Lady Christen: Lake Subma. COLORED CITIZENS I . ‘ ‘. ‘ . ‘ , l dam. ~to Ghlll‘tss my .lm e
' rine 0.12 at Bridgeport i P ASS RESOLUTIOVQ Aortll ( :u-oilna. returned baiulday, 111- thanks 10 lrlcnds and umghllm‘s -,or t
‘1 ‘. , . , . : ‘ l L :Tlm‘ filulnding a brief leave at his home kindness and floral ll‘iblllt‘s before i
l .-.lll)(.l‘.10ll'l. Oct. l.-Tlle Lake ...—.... . ,r d m m (mm at m husbmu 4,
isubmurino 012. the first of this type , . . , _ . 'in Norwalk. 3“" a [r ’ y . ‘ ' -~
' b t , l‘llo (olorcd (.ilizeus l’lolcctlm, NR'S. DORA bhil'l‘l'l'. iii"-
;of under“ ml“ \ossels to e put in 0 League adopted the following l‘esOIu-3_____»Mw .-..-- , -... ‘ n _ _. _fl -.f___ M
""0 “my“ was launched at the 1) ant lions at their meeting on Friday evc- . ”’1
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Everything in Heinze's Goods.
Native Peaches, large free
I stones .......,.... 98cbasket
lPure Lard 29c lb.
‘ Charltock’slllarkei
. Tel. 583-2
Free Delivery
143 Washington St.
DEALERS in
near, VEAL, roan, murron
AND nan .,
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Porterhouse Steak ......... 400 l.“ ”“5 “film's “ml” is gone-
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Sirlom Steak .............. 38c: w. H. Flaheppresmm. 3
Round Steak .............. 36cl PM“ Masmhvme figment. l
Chopped Meat ------------ 24° W. C. humor—Secretary. i '
Loin Lamb Chops ........... 36c John Harold. 3
Rib Lamb Chops ........... 3.20! W— !
Native Veal from ........ 200 1111‘ FUEL ADMINISTRATOR. l
Corned Beef Tongues ...... ‘ ‘. 24cl ~——- 1
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New York Market.
.i for Town. I
i NOl‘Wlllk will have a fuel adnlinistra-,
’tor in a short time. according to an~. To look one's best and feel onc'ssmmnch. '.
lnouncelnent from Washington, accom- best is to enjoy an‘ inside bath each; Girls and “.0an with ““0“. skins.
insuring notice of the appointment Dimming ‘0 ““511 ”01.1) “‘0 system ”lent-er Spots, pimples or pallid complex-
Thomns W. Russell oleHartlord, as fueLDI‘GViOUS day‘s waste, sour fermentafl ion, also those who wake up with a
administrator for Connecticut. Mini “0'15 and poisonous toxms before It is I coated tongue, bad taste, nasty breath;
Russell is chairman of the coal conlyabsorbed ““0 the b1°°d~ .J‘m as codligoihcrs who are bothered with head-
miltce of the state council of defense.""hen it burns, leaves Pel‘md a certain ; aches, bilious spells, acid stomach on
It is expected that the state fuel,‘““°“nt of lncombusilblc material in{constipation should begin this plies-
administrator, working in conjunction: “1? form “f ashes, 5° the'footl and i pirated hot water drinking and are or:
with the national administrator, will drink taken “Ch day lcm'e m the all- surcd of very pronounced results in
" ' 'mentary organs a certain amount of one or two weeks. .
ll“? able to arrange £0" a sausmcmw!indigestiblo material. which if notl
isnpply of conifer Connecticut at prices«eliminated, forms toxins and poisonsi A quarter pound ot'limestone 1‘1")“
lwhich are then sucked into the blood pirate C051? very ‘little at the ("fig
form?“ and that the townduel ad- through like very ducts which are lnfiswrelm 15 SUfllCIClit lo demonslrue
imnilstrator. mm?“ the state and no.1 tended to suck in nourishment to sus-: that 9115‘ "S 9-030 and “atcr'cleansos,
:tional ofilcials. W111 be able to bring tain the body. ipurllles and {reshens the shut on tho .
inbuilt similar 1‘95““8 1191‘9- . If you want to see the' glow of heals; outside, so hot . water and llmestona
i The Hartford Courant quotes Mr'dhy bloom' in your checks, to see ymw'phosllhute .th.‘ the infiltlle orlgans.
IRUSSE“ as saying that when the in'lskin get clearer and clearer. you are'“° mllift always confide" l 191 "W?
screased supplies of coal under the new} {old to drink every mining Upon “mi mil sanltntlon is vastly more impol-
lplan begin to come through the Whylng, a glass of hot Wm. win, a tam; (on: than outside cleanliness, became ,
llic will be'assared coal at a fixed new i spoonful of limestone phosphate in itwlhb shin pores do not absorb impur-
which will. probably continue foran ln-mech 15 a harmless means or may,“ idea into the blood, while the bowel
definite period, unless come unusual 1the waste material and toxins omEPOT‘u‘S do. . ,
locehrre es, should take place. The tom h‘ It gkidne and bow-1‘ Women‘who desire to enhancethd
' A " Wei "can ‘ ‘ ' and “ laid
consistent with those fixed by the gov~
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