“Them Was the happy
days” e’er war had yet be-
31111,th 11 man went out
_ whom 11 birds it he longed
,tousesgun. “Themwasthe
happy days" when flour was
fine a bag, but now the price
is nearly twice—~——in honor of
the Flag.
‘ “Than was the
happy
, days” when Goal was Six per
1 ten, but now it's more,,it
; mskes folks sore and smoth-
' or: all our fun. “Them was
e happy days” when coal
_ on used to plead, if we’d but
buy a barge of coal we'd get it
with ‘all speed. But now
ii their hearts are stone, we hate
their cruel ways, how difl‘er-
, . out they used to be—Ah!
.Them was Happy Days!
Tl'lE
Eddie Editii’dli‘i’
‘fionio, fitimulant and Appet'mci
F. g. BAXTEB
uruu'tst
L. EFFRON
Used Cars Bought, Sold and
Exchanged
flew 2nd Tires of All Standard
Makes
Tel. 441.
» ‘ 3 Bowen St. East Norwslk
11111 new SCIENCE
QEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the definition of All
- “use of the (license and the art of
lldjun‘ting the some. Disease is caused
thy a wrench, twist or sprain In the
“ Mk. Even it done in childhood
1 it creates pinched nerves and pain it
later life in the different or cans and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause 0!
disease and pain health is restored
"Waugh harmonizing the nerve sys
toms In your body. .lt‘cmnlo troubles
given special attention; also curvature
or the spine.) You will never régret'
giving the Cllllptnclor a chance it
help you ,
1 . Magnetic treatments given also. 1
T. FRANClS. U. C.
34 Washington St. So Nor'.\1nlk Conn
Graduate from Palmer School.
A remedy! .ir Selection
oi the urinnry tract.
Painless. "-11.1 maisonozu
and um nut our turn.
Believe: in l to 5 days.
‘ SOLD IIY ”111713015“. 1
.. fibre-.1 Pen 11 um: ndv-l’ricc s1,“ «:11 1101111- sms .‘
.IRNA'ILIL 1
7}” 1V»:- «55.11. do",
REED G VOLK
ELECTRICAL C0.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
, In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
"Phone 805—50 80. Main St.
58o. Norwolk. Music Hall 311:.
oi Stock oi Merchandise
“ tight for Cash!
"tltlress ll, care Sentinel
i
he Gorham Coll
l E C 0 RA TO RS
i {erylhing' in Painls'
lid Wall Paper
re Closed 1 P. M.‘
Saturday
10 First Street
FERRiS
BeehlronGWlnd
'l'
, lance ol the success recorded.
‘ ’ " ~ umu ARMS’ ~ '1
Although millions of feet of Beaver Board have been re
quired by the Government for the building of army canton-
mentsmll 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 ;
large-scale manufacturing have made this possible.
OUR SUPPLY OF BEAVER BOARD FOR BETTER WALLS %-
AND OEILINGS IS ASSURED BY THE MANUFACTURERS
Under present conditions Beaver Board is the most eco-
nomical form of lumber. Using Beaver Board instead of lath
. a 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- It .
ing you need. Let us prepare estimates.
fillEAlEST Vlflllllll’
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BRITiSH .FRONT lN FLANDERS
AND BELGIUM, Thursday, Oct. 4
(Delayedh-Britiuh arms today achicvv
ed one of the greatest victories of the
war in a tremendous assault begun
.; at dawn against the German positions
cast and northeast of l’pres. Indeed,
when the whole story of this battle
has been told it ma}r take its place
as. zuhunoquallcd triumph of three
years of conflict, {or each successive
report from the. seething caldron
along this from adds to the illlDOl‘-‘
From a. point near the Ypres—Sta-
' den railway on the north to the Ypreh
ileniu highway on the south, the men
of the British Empire have surged
forward with $11 irresietaihlc force
which at some places carried them
to a depth of 2,500 yards 0\'~?r st.“
111011: of the Genuan keystone posi—
tions in the Pas‘uhcndoelc(Wheluwit
ridge system on dclellu‘S On the-I
nouthein wing of the 11d\ ante, the
British have reached Ptu-lcapcllc and
i
1
1
1
1 rule.
far.
at
men.
KEELER’S
This fall season is distinctively
one of handsome Footwear, slim
trim lines and dainty combina-
tions of plain colors, are the
Here are some of the
neatest models we have seen so
'Tuu, Havana, brown kid, lace,
8 inch top—same with ”Reign.
cloth" lopwblnck vamp with
grey cloth top-gray vamp with
gray top. Attractive and neat
We carry a complete line of
Regal and Douglas Shoes for
KEELER’S *
“SHOE. STORE
1
‘iDEAF MUTES PAY
PENALTY CALMLY
(Continued From First Page)
-
losel. “hen Velcro and Mrs. (‘11s
1 lli reluxeml the women Was scaled
so that her .brck nus touard tho
clogtet and (‘listclli "‘llcd her
sit king her head with an iron bar.
l
3
l
1
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in ,
; chairman
The men left the house after «11.1.2?
ging t‘tt- dead womoln into 11 both
1'.oom A clue to the men was obtain-
‘ed thiough the ticket agent who sold,
them their tickets to New York and
‘they were arrested soon after.
lwcre convicted in the Superior court
in New Haven and sentenced to die
They .
March 15 of this neat but an appeal;
to the supreme court acted as a stay
and last month they were te-sentenc-
ed to die October 5.
telli and Veterc infantile paralysis
caused loss of hearing and speech'
’llrs. Cos‘flli was a widow, 11 MW
Focci when Castelli married her.
SENATE CLEANING UP WORK.
\l‘ASHINGTO-N, Oct. 5.~—The Senate
- _ EastNorwallr
Potato Chit—ed)
_ (Broken bits or mashe'd)
Broken bins or mashed.
parslcv or not, formed
r
tile, serving hot. .
seasoned
‘ a little milk, salt to taste, chop-
in round
. ‘ t 'nnkesaho elf inch thick; brown in
‘;r gunpoint. in soft pork rat on
met early today for the final clean-up
fore the end of the present extraordi-
nary session of Congress, which is ‘ex-
pected tomorrow. ,
Senator LaFollette is understood to
he awaiting an opportunity to address
mand his explanation,
or the odds and ends of legislation and.
other matters? awaiting dispbsition be}
r“
BOSTON QUOTA
LEAVES FOR AYER;
(Continued From Page One)
1—1....”
loubl luboul how the lost fen con-
lingBIlts uould be selected has been
cleared may by Edward C Spatuo,‘
of the Fourth Local Ex-
emotion Board of this‘ cilv. '
l‘osltite unions have been roceiwd
by all hoards be $11ch to be stun!
that in completlm tllc quotas all mcn‘
of low serial nunibcis shall be includ-s
cd and that no 1111111 of high mime-hrs:
shall he dPnt if that uould leave low— 1
er numbms out of tho rnnlis “hen
the quotas wcte filled. There were
,nmuy app sole to the Appellate Boards
and in some parts of the oounuv
fihcse have not all been decided. All
All the parties‘in the tragedy Were
deal mutcs and-instho cases of“ 0311-.
l
the fluallv cextifietl appellants will be.
included in the last filteen per cent.
he said.
The lost contingenls also will in-
‘clude the negroes, none of whom have
Vet gone to A381, though some of:
; lhem have now numhcis in the scriall
? “51.
It is expected that the colorcdi
:men soon will he sent forward in one
group to include all of their lace to
he. in the new army.
No dates has been announced by
Half the Gravcnelol'vl ridge,
Hut to the west from the I‘asschen-
f ml
‘ slept».-
'lmvv llllllt'll‘ll
. St'lllt‘tl
twill llll(ltlllbl"tll)’ accrue m
.10 Intro bunker
ztlt'cparcd in accordance with sugges-
(lravcnstalcl and have overrun most}
which jute,
i
(la‘PIG-(,'llk"llll't>lt. South 01 the \‘pi'ew
Roulcrs railway llw troops: 211-1: report-
710 he t)\tllt)(‘li_l 1;; tin eastern
oi the main Iitlge and in konto:
1111114 lo item pitslud on into tin"
tull- v l‘nlow l
\01 only how the British uwmlicl
1111111 11111111 tital 5111,1111 holds. but the:
almost unprecedented
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1MP ERIC 1 srtrtns
SOUTH AMERICAN
.111) TO GERMANY
(Continued From r'nge tine)
tll'llll‘flls 1" 11.11 Iltll\\;llll_\ in 111111111111
end 1an n ~inul lilo; slon M to :1 111]
“‘5' will 111.1 [m nunln umil inl'ornur
lion :1:‘ to tin 111- uirui’“ (it‘llilll 1'1 quire-
itlll< 1~ “In \llll ll
Stitles Germanys Last Hepo E
South 111111111111 llllllllill‘n nlc 1311'
only nations In tho world it'll in
u‘lmh (l-rnmnl' bus 11 t'llutu'o 111 ml»
‘le11 tom! :w'iu‘e .uui othot til-twsitie's
tinnituh llu- tuition it"llllllt u .1
ill ;.:ttu‘.ltin'itl:; 2l11- l‘ltlllt} llt‘ Iliuttll
mnitl l1'll.l.\.ill 1.111: ‘
"I’ln' llxluut- \tl'l‘lllh‘l‘fllll‘t'
i=1 amtmrml wI-ls' Irv tho
)zwntn l’llillllltlt‘lllil'fi from coin; to
lltvlllti‘ 1141111'.1l~ 1111' vxpm't In Hon
11mm): In iltf‘i‘l 511nm". list llouttl full:
that consistent-1 tlwmunils thut tlnyT
>lltlllltl not 9111111 bunker llt‘l‘lifit'h‘ tom.
11 rmscl which is bound for :1 border
lu‘ulrnl :mti ('lll'l'lt‘h u mruo ultlt'll
111:1} lulu-1‘11 ll;' (runny. Iltll\\‘llllr‘~l'll".'
111;: such norm lute infininulml in
another country.
'lu other Words, ultlmuull the
Board line no moons and docs not our»
[NW 111 lll‘1‘\t“ill lrutll' 111111111111 (illus-I
l‘ltllt'nk’ and tin bill’llt‘l’ lll'till‘ul.-r.1
they are. tlcw'rtltcless, 1'11 11 positiotn
to main that It s'i-ssclu wish to 1151”
can] ol‘ the I‘nlléul tilulc.q the]: ‘«‘l11_itlltl
not be permitted to apply our cool
to ll") i-rosm'ulinn of u royunc which
will result in supplying or (lswisllnsz.
lllt" l'lltilll)’ with foodstull's oi“ fut'tl
stuffs m- 1111) otln'r commodities.
Numerous Cases K—nown.
“Numerous c3511: llnvc been pro
to the Ilonrtl ulurv \‘(WRtlS‘
11:th lotn'ln'tl 111‘ 11 l'nlir'll Stains port;
1-11 mm." to 21 border noulrnl 1:1th cur-l
taxing: (‘lliiltl which did not originating
in tho llnitctl States, but which is‘
destined for :1 border llrllll‘lll until
the born»?
A rouse] en route;
lltllll'l
Ill'4lt‘l‘ i'i
lit of tho enemy.
to non-‘l')ut'npoun neutrals whichf
it‘ucllcs m :1 l'nilcd Slltlr-s port for:
bunker coal shall not be pcrtuitlt-dl
cool for the voyage;
union: Filt‘ will nerve to return to the!
United States with :1 cargo which}
utmltl be approved by the Board, 01"
which is destined [or a country olncr
than n hm "(li‘l neutral. "
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BEEFLIESS TUESDAYS ON l
RAILROAD.
.\'l' \\' ll .\\ EN,
lill’l’ll
Oct
111s made today
f’l"*'1\lll‘l0llll€"z‘-
b1 the flow;
flotk \‘cw Haven and Hurtloul Rutl-
1ond that. for the duration of the \1 or
all 'l‘uesdnys on its dining curs; uilli
Ibo hm'llcss days: The companv ill!
making the announcement says it is;
also comolclating With the Govcin—
111cm Food Administration in other,
Ways, and that all menus are being!
tions by the Food Administration.
V.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
--——.— I
!
Funeral of'John C. Brustrup
The funeral of John C. Brunstrup
will take place from the home of his
son, Bort J; .Brunstrup, 4 Garner-
street, at 2:30 Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Vlr. 'Beehe will olli‘ciate and the bur-
ial will take place in Riverside cente-
tor -
s' 1 n 1.
PLANNED TROUBLE IN ITALY.
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ROME, Oct. 6 -—The authorities havo’
discovered that various campaigns in
tended to demornllze the country, re?
semhlin'g thoil. recently exposed ll,
Tristramii: Hyatt ’
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Seasonable Goods in E veryDeparlmenl
Ladies’ Coats of the Latest Models
Stylish Separate Dress Skirts
Dainty Waists in Many Shades
Ladies’ Underwear at Lowest Prices
Reliable Rain Coats for Ladies and Children
DON’T MISS THE BARGAIN BASEMENT!
All at the Household Goods Reduced 20% '
ll. KR] 5‘:
Girls in Norwalk.
Specials for
by this firm.
Winter
Coats
For tomorrow we will
place on sale at special
prices all of our upto-
date models. Come and
see them. Try them on.
Make your
and get your special
We
selection
‘“‘—
discount.
I'CoatsFrom
$8.98 to $75.00
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
.TRIMMEU HATS at $2.98
For tomorrow we will place on sale two hundredl
glinve
Hats consisting of Toques, Turbans and Large
_ All wool, beltéd modelspnt .
GER & C0.
The store that carries the best and
largest assortment of ready to wear
clothing for Men, Women, Boys and
TomorrOw
Let us demonstrate iotyou what a real
Special Sale means when such is announced
BUYS’ KNlCUERBUCKER SUITS
Corduroys with two pairs of pants at. .85. 00
Value $7 00.
BLUE SERGE SUITS
. . . . ; ...... $5.98
Value 37.00.
BOYS’ KNICKERS
$3.98'to $5.00 ‘
A reduction of $1.50 to $2§00 on each suit.
Of fancy cossimere, from .
BUYS’ AND MEN’S SWEATERS;
All wool and half wool, Oxford greys,
.$1.
brown nud__1nnroon. Fromt.
navy,
50 to $10. 00
MEN’S SUITS
Tomorrow We will sell all our 818. 00 Men s
Suits for $15.00, and $20. 00 Suits
Come and'snve $2 to $3 on each suit—for tomor-
row only.
for $18. 00.
CHINCUILLA ill/ERCUATS
For boys 4 to 14, for tomorrow at $5.
The best bargain of the season. They will
not be duplicated later at that price.
on and $6.50
1111.111113]) suns
BUY A BOND”;
(Continued now First Page) ’ 1
lt‘he lives pf those dear
H t t __________ A few lightweight Fall Suits, Black or Blue
3”“ , ,a s ’1 '2“ Serge or Poplin, at ..... $10 00 and $15. no
Former price $5.00. ‘ Worth $18. 00 and $25.00. -
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“BE A BOOSTER__ chars?) offtlsmila 11:10:28:r in 5:11:11] Uncle} Officer Clune 1111-1 off duty last night
Hen 'his place being taken by special am-
it goals as it it. were alive and gains
more not .you in the end by helping
to make the world safe lot
orncy by conceiving your
lcchhtu'les' u, Thorns.
demo- 7““ m
mes 1nd
andlnenr 10', Deputy Great Pocahontas Mrs. .
Washington. M1. Spargo said, for any France, had been undertaken here. The ting your money into something that you by she ing Knitter Bill that when 139101101“. of Bridgeport made her taut: 1:,
‘purt of the last fifteen pet cent.
thought the last few men uould he
sent Flu smell :squadd but‘ had no
decree providing that fill persons gull '1
me.“ how so” 0, how much time .iy oracts calculated to depress public
there would be bctween the squads:
elf your tenant is'dellnque'nt
fled advertiser of o
IODinion 6r prejudice the. national In when you do such 11 thing and so payst and their rulers
. f ; iterests he regards the internal, tor-1, you the intéxest.
a'ud digit or military sitdatloii shall be tool
the Senate in reply to critics who de- d’efitl‘llflll’e become R sentinel clflSsl' prisoned for not more than ten years
and fined not more than 10 000 lire.
be the alternative slogan in Norwalk‘
its well as all cm the United States. I
every so often, you are 11 real [lit to accomplislil
mm are not a race”
Uncle Sam honors you as a patriot; his been said
1......
“Be a Booster, Buy a Bond" should.
There ore Worse'ypeople to put hi Ball"
11 lineal, and that we
monoy-gruhbers, as
‘ hegerma‘n people
HE ‘llinlstry or Justice he's promulgated n WOUM pay YOII a good rate of interestl the United trues threatens, it means official visit to Wanoma Council
31, D of P, tit last nights meeting
Routine business “on ‘
[transacted and plans m- the holdinl,r l
of the council.
{of a dance on Mon
«eTry‘ 11 Sentinel Ad.‘ ‘
".0
dny‘ ev ening, Oc-
itobcr 15th, Were discussed
~A good adv. pn'best in the best
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