Wt in the stilly night e'e‘r"
.. 's chainshave bound
mfioand think what we
”do to get more Coal
us No smiles nor»
can melt the hearts ‘of
. who ought to sell it.
turn deaf ears to every
t .. how can one compel
3.x ..
And then we dream of those
buy who class us as a
g , who need a little for-
less heat but haven't coal to
it. They blame us
chose the price is steep, would
m consign us to the deep,
aWhich -fate might be quite
Imam compared with being
~us', you see, betWeen the
Devil and the sea, which
me our luck at present.
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t" GILLETTEWAY IS THE
‘ 'z'l' WAY, THE EASIEST
"’“r or ALL SELF-SHAV-
NO STROPPING, N0
‘NING.
' VING with “THE GIL-
" is‘the simplest kind
an act. Follow carefully our
. tions, and the result will
”most satisfactory.
ddflbrand new set for the sol-
boy leaving for the front.
ll and see it.
lbert D. Morgan
ASKINGTON STREET
cars. 08 UP .
yd“ will rush our trouble man
(i ‘ around when something like
happens in your home. If your
PLUMBING
ectiye. antiquated. unsanitary
on out. have us make neces
p repairs or install a new system
lineman momma
”BEING A» SPECIALTY
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Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1364
‘Mlln 8% South Non-walk.
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A "mud! hr inertial
of the urinary tract,
Painless. non-normal
and will not strivinn.‘
Believes in l to 6 duo.
in.
01‘ ll bottles $2.?!)
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Although millions of feet of Beaver Board have been re- s
'quired by the Government for the building of army canton- it,
meats, all demands of the building trades are being met. §
5» . Government dementia have preference, of course, but busi- W
' ness in general must go on, too. Beaver Board facilities for .3
large-scale manufacturing have made this possible. g
OUR SUPPLY OI" BEAVER BOARD FOR BETTER WALLS
AND CBILINGS IS ASSURBD 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- Q
modeling costs. By a wise selection of material you can easily l.-
find a way to go ahead with the building, repairing or remodel- Q
ing you need. Let us prepare estimates.
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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 saverreney.
' Headquarters for Popuvr Priced Hats from 980 to $5.00
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLIN‘ERY
33 South Main st. South Norwalk.
Andrew Davey, Inc.
4 98 Washington St., So. Norwalk
j Phone 410.. Prompt Auto Delivery.
{ 19 Main St, Norwalk. Phone 388. ‘
. ~ Edonomy Store, 40 Van Zandt St., East Norwalk
l COFFEE TEA
V Oolong, Mixed and English
”’7 3"" Breakfast
24c lb.
350 lb.
. . Good Coffee India and Ceylon-
; 19o lb. 45c lb.
2 Bags Salt 50 D.&C.Flour .. . llcpkg.
3 Pkgs. Atlas Jelly Powder ......................... 20o
. 1 Ila-Loose Cocoa . .. 23c lb. 1 lb. Loose Cocoanut . .. 230 lb.
a 6 Chmsxfioap ....... 27c 1-2 lb. can Atlas Cocoa 18c
l 8 Rolls Toilet Paper .......... “ ................ . . . . . 250 I
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Specials for Tuesday
Sirloin Steak 32c lb
Round Steak -' -‘ “32¢ lb
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
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South Not-walls. Norwalk.
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SPECIALS .
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Extra Fine Creamery Butter,perlb. 380
' Soap, Leno: orSwift’s Pride, a bar 5c
3 SquareandCondensedMillr 2cans 25s
1 Van Camp’s Beans in tomato sauce, a can .18c
‘WhiteRoseBeansmcan....................... 15c
. A. STULL
:4 Cottage Street.
East Norwalk.
ECKWEAR ~
New arrivals of Dainty Neckivear brings wide variety of
Collars and Collar and Gulf Sets.
"7" Washable Satin, Organdie, Pique, Georgette Crepes and
Broadcloth are well represented. i
p All the favored shapes including the new shawl ell‘ect.
PBICBSRANGBPROM t
....25¢to$3.00
" ’ 603d”
" . bulldogs:
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING 'SENTINEIS
soo ENTRIES .
FOR DOG snow
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Dr. .George E. Wooilard. New Haven,
comes; Mrs. Louis Weidllch, Stu-at»
ford Ail'edales; l'ankibourne Ken.
nels. Grebnwirh. Pekingese.
Also: William Ashworth. Milford,
bulldogs: Mrs. Emma Banks, Brook—
fleld Center; Leo Clear)‘, South Man»
cheater, French bulldogs: Norman 1’.
Dickens, Belhel beagles: Mrs, C. f'.
Dower, Lllchfiold, Herman sheep-
dogs: Mrs. A. Raymond Ellis, Hal-l-
fol'd, French bulldogs: Mrs. ll. Green-
baunl. Hartford, Boston terriers and
h‘eenwich Kennels Sealy-
hams and West Highlands; W. A.
‘llawley. lflanbury, bulldog, Searches“!
,F. J. Ham, Norwalk, German sheep-l
,dogs: Mrs. Robert Nippon. Weslporm
.Plekingese; Lynmere Kennels, Sey-‘
mour, Boston terriers; It. (i. Lutlgen,
gBelhel Airedale and bull terrier; and‘
.J. S. Mayhew. also of newt-I, who.
willrshow the Russian wolfhoundJ
Nova liomanow.
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Opportunities to perform vital wart
service in the Springfield Armory, at
Springfield, Muss, are offered menf
lwilh nwohunidai tradvs, according ml
lnformuliun given out loduy by the
,t‘onnoclirul Slate (‘ouncil of DU
fem-w. (‘npluin 1.. H. Van Dusen of,
the Ordnance llvpnrlnwnl, l‘niwd‘
Slows Army, has informed the stale?
(‘fllllll'll of defense that the command-
ing officer of the Springfield Armory
is unable to secure the following
. llllll‘llvmlf‘di‘ll employee. V
l l bnl'i'ol roller, 20 drop forum‘s, 3'
“ lilo rollers, i die sinkers, 1: tool grhr
dvrs, ll lool makers. l machinist,
St'l'l‘W makers, .‘l millers,
l‘apluln Van Dusen has asked the
Ioid of the Connecticut State (‘ounoll
jof Defense, through the Slate (‘ivll
‘ Service Commission. and the defense:
council today save this information
'to the press of the aisle in tho belief
that thorn are in Connecticut onolluh
proporiyquullflod men to fill llwso
plan's. ' ,
(‘mnplvlo information oom-vrnlnf
'thls opportunity to do this palrlotlc
‘work may be Oblnlnt‘d from the Com-
]mnndlng Officer, Springfield Armory“
ismnmneld, Mass. n n the thought of
.lhe stale council of defense that lhls
iwur work may appeal especially to
{noon who are not olllilblo for military
.sorvloo but who want to boar their
ifillfll‘t? of the nation‘s wnr bul‘dt‘ll.
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rine 0.12 at**arldgeport. i‘
FRIDGEPORT, Ocl. 1.——'l‘bo Luko‘
zSubmarine 0-12. the first of this type
of underwater vessels to be put lnlot
,lowim: provision, printed, slaunped or
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 1
Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store 4
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All Household Goods al a Discounl of 25%
Don't miss this chance to save money on all of the Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, Canning Com.
veniences, China and Porceiain Dinner and Tea Sets, Glass Ware, Wooden. Ware, Aluminum
Ware, Enameled Ware, Tin Ware, Galvanized Ware, Boilers, Wash Boilers, Clothes Wringers,
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.
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The Leading Millinery“
in NorWalk
Not a single store in Fairfield County that is showing
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unless lho (‘onnvmit-m f‘ompuny
l’llllll issuv and sell on and lllll'l' :Iuit‘.
Ot'lobor l, 1017, at its ll’gzll oliicos:
seventeen (17) tickets for one dollai'l
in book form with comer to siphon"?
son demanding the same with the fol-l.
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Bridgeport Division.
This covor good for rofund of ill»
iron (15) ('r'nls iii any ullit‘o of llllsl
(ompnny in the mom of a final lid-l
indication that the six (6) com foreE
upon the division in which lllis bookl
was sold is unrmlsonnhlo and execs-l
sire." in which case no injunction:
shall issue. 2
Sigurd HOWARD .l. t‘lTll'l‘lS.
A .lllllll’ ol the Superior Forum}
This oulvr applu-s to tho Bridal-port l
Division only but tho company diusi
derided to vxlond its application to
all of its divisions. f
The order requires the company lo=
soil lhoso lit‘kGls at its ION” onions!
but for the mentor convenience of llw:
llllbllc the tickets can ho obluilu'd,’
from the starters and inspectors on,
In? slroels and no offorl is now bcinzi
made to huvo them on sale at local;
points throughout the territory which;
points will be announced as soon as:
decided upon. '
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by us.
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money, because we are selling
Millinery for less than the big
stores in the big cities.
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COLORED CITIZENS { . -. _ . ”l d S t d p. I desire to exprtss Flynn?“ \e
PASS RESOLUTIONSAON“ (.arolma, ll urne 3 “T RY. a thanks to friends and neigh ms for
___,______' itor spending a brief leave at his home kindness and floral tributes before
.. . land after the death of my husband.
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m m” ‘ outs. DORA SMITH.
The Colored Cilizens‘ ProtOctii'o,
the water. was launched at the plant lions at their meeting on Friday eve-
ol‘ the Lake :l‘orpedo-boul Company at nine, u 001W to be sent ‘0 fl“, press
99‘ 3' m.. Saturday. The launching and a copy to the family of the late.
was announced to be held later, and, us lion. E. J. Hill.
“ 1'93“" none “I “‘9 newspaper men; Whereas. it has pleased Almighty
witnessed the launching. There were God ,0 take from 0“,. midst our friend
a score of U. S. naval men present and townsman, the Hon. Ebenezer!
among the party. The Slates Attorney Hill, we unite with the country ml
'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 of its most valued citizens.
Magoo adopted the following resoluv‘ih—T
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Hot Water EachMorning ,
Puts Rose's in Your Cheeks
champagne across her bows. thou
launching was without special incident.
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ecial Prices l
Porterhouse Steak ....... » .. 40c
Sirloin Steak .............. 380
Round Steak .......... 36c
Chopped Meat .......... 24o
Loin Lamb Chops ........... 35c
Rib Lamb Chops‘ ........... 320
Native Veal from ........ 200 up
Corned Beef Tongues ....... 240
Lamb Tongues in jars 15c, 180, 750
Everything in Heinse’s Goods.
Native Peaches, large free
stones 98obasket
lqure Lard 29c lb.t
Cbarnock’s Market
Tel. 583-2
free Delivery ‘
New York Market
143 Washington St.
. DEALERS 11"
near. vest. roast. nor-ion
» Russell as saying that when the m'lekln get clearer and clearer. you are
Resolved, that the State of Connec-
ticut is bereaved of a wonderful
statesman. .
Resolved, that ~the Congress of the
United States has lost one of its
nblcst legislators.
Resolved, further that a great man
in this nation's affair is gone.
Committee on resolutions:
W. H. Fisher—President.
Paul Mason-Vice President.
W. C. Mlntor-aSecl‘otury.
John Harold,
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FlJEL ADMINISTRATOR.
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Norwalk will have a fuel ndminislrm‘,
tor in a short time, according to and . .
nouncement from Washington, accom- best is to color on inside bath each'i Girls and women with sailow skins}
partying notice of the appointment ol'mot‘ning to flush from the system the . liver Spots, pimples' or pallid complex-
Thomns W. Russell of Hartford, as fuel, PWl'lOUS day‘s ‘l'flSl-l‘. sour fermentation, also those who wake up with a,
administrator for Connecticutk Mnitlons and poisonous toxins before it is .couted tongue, bad taste. nusty breath.
Russell is chairman of the coal cont, absorbed into the blood. Just as coaluolhers who are bothered with head-r
mittee or the slate council of defehse.’ “'1‘“ ll bums- “‘3‘“ ”hind“ ce’taln'acnes. bilious spells, acid stomach of.
It is expected that the state fue
ljamount 0‘ incpmhustlble material in{constipation should begin this phos-
sdmlnlstrator, working in conjunction
with the national administrator, will drink taken each day
‘the form 0' “5“?“ 5° the m0“ “mlpbatcd hot water drinking and are on-
loitvc in the 31:511er of very pronounced results ‘ In
be able to arrange for o satisfactory,Pilgégmbtggswzsfn11:30:?t ngu‘one or two weeks.
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:2:Siztgitcaiiiofhgsglilfdggi1:122:33eliminated. forms toxins and polsonsl .A ““8”" 1’0““ "' “mm“ ”m“
. Which are then sucked into the blood.”hale costs very .litlle at the drug
ernmcnt undmihst hits: it": the; all. through the very ducts which are m;;sloro but is sullictent lo demonslrmo
mm “we“ run; e e an n , tended to suck in nourishment to sue-film just us soap and eater cleanses,
.tlonal officials. will be able to M“. tain the body. fpurlflcs and froshcns the skin on tho
“”3““ similar "m“ “'9' 11 you want to see the glow (,1 haploutslde. so hot water and limestone
the Hartford Courant quotes M" thy bloom in your cheeks. to see your photpbaie act on the inside organs.
We must always consider that inlets
nal sanitation is vastly more impor-
tant than outside cleanliness. twain.
the altln port-s do not absorb impur-
To look one's best and feel one’s stomach.
creased supplies of coal under the new ; told to drink every morning upon aster,
plan begin to come through the whim. a glass «hot water with s tea-g
“0 will be mend ml at a “m m mm of limestone pan-sm- is lit;
which willhprollably continue for an in- which is g m ”m. a m , lites into the blood. while the bowel
miniseries unless some ssmimmm j, mum wisdo- . ,. . ,
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