THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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LSATURDAY, OCT. 6, 1917
Days1o oi Yorefmm
“Them was the happy
days ” e'erl war had yet be-
when a man went out
ssheot’ :1 link if he longed
to use a. go. “Them was the
happy dsp’ when flour was
One a bag but now the priee
is nearly tunes—filo honor of
the Flag. ‘
“Them was the happy
days” When 00:11 was Six per
ten, but 110w its more, it
makes fell sore and smoth-
ers all non fun. “Them was
the heppy1days" when coal
1 men used to plead, if we ‘d but
buy a barge of coal we’d get it
' with all 16peed But now
their heart are stone, we hate
their cruel ways, how dilier-
out they used to be~—Ah!
Them was 1Happy Days!
flower! d3?
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L. EFFRD‘S
Used Oarsl Bought, Sold and
lechanged
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T.e1 441.
East Norwalk
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no. Nl1w SClENCE
‘ngFtNIT10N1 OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chlropractio1 is the definition of the
' nose of the1discuse and the art 0!
Idjusting tl101sa1ne Disease is caused
by a. wrcncl1,1 twist or sprain in the
Molt Even 1ii done in childhood
t creates pim bed nerves and pain in
inter life in t1
limbs.
7 Chiroprncttil'e rcmom the cause oi
disease and p1al11, health is restored
through hnrxn'pnizlng the nerve sys
ems in yourbudy.
not the spine.1‘
giving the C
help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
1 T. FRANCIS. D.,C.
You will never regret
birpractor a chance in
Graduate lirom Palmer School.
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RED 6 VOLK
EEC NRICAL C0.
The OnlN Fully Equipped
ELEOE‘RIOAL snor
It the Town
AU'] 0 SUPPLIES
Phone 8051—50 30. Main St.
80. Norwtlk, Music Hall Blk.
ol Merchandise
it for Cash
ll. care Sentinel
iorham Co.
)RA TORS
ingj in Paints
-1Vall Paper
Slaturday
10 First Street
’ Felt lNorwalk
ork Market
1431
Washington St.
,D11ALnns IN
11111: HAM
n 1111511 AND vnon.
grams
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. New ZNd Tires of All Standard 1
N18 diiiercnt organs and,
Female troubles .
given special lutteimon; also curvature .1
on Washington St, So. Norwnlk, Conn '
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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
largescale manufacturing have made this possible.
OUR SUPPLY OF BEAVER BOARD FOR BETTER WALLS
AND CEILINGS IS ASSURED BY THE MANUFACTURERS
Under present conditions Beaver Board is the most eoo- ..
nominal 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-
log you need Let us prepare estimates.
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WHITE 80X WIN
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strike two. Eddie Collins. fanned.
Jackson up. Hollie took Jackson‘s
‘ grounder and beat the runner to the:
bag. 1
.1: No Runs. No Hits. No Errors. \1
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s First Half 1
. Robertson up. Ball one. Strike onc.‘1
Alt-Mullen threw out Robertson. llulke‘,
up. Foul strike une.’ ilolke singled past
Gandil. Mct‘ut'ty up. Ball one. it “1151
cutth of NIc‘t arm's seething sate drive i
. llnlke “as held at first Sailor; 1111.152111]
one Sullec died to i‘elsch. .
9,, Nu lttm. One Hit. No Errors. i
Second Half 1
Felscll up. Ball 0118. Foul strike chug
‘allcc threw out ll‘olsch abfirst. Gundil .
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up. (lttntlil got a hit through Zimmer-1
man‘s legs. Weaver up. Strike ’
YOU SAVE FROM $5 T0 $15 ON YOUR FALL AND WIN
TER APPAREL WHEN BUYING AT THE PARIS
CLOAK STORE
We feel confident that we are presenting a record; bargains of
Suits, Coats and Dresses. Compare them with any store.
Their appearance will so impress you that you will admit the
"prices are really surprising. You do yourself an injustice if
you buy elsewhere, as no store '11 town can get our styles or
sell for our prices
Hundreds oi NEW HATS for. women and misses.
Prices range ...................... 980 to $4. 98
CLOAKS we PARIS ~INN:1”lira/N713.u11
33 South Main St. South Noi’x’iz‘ltk.
one.
Foul strike. two. \l'eavvt' tanned and?
11311111“) stole second. and on bit-(‘at'ty'sg
lm'crthrow m the. outfield. (lamlil wont.
to third. St'halk up. Foul strike one]
F‘lclt'her threw out St'halk.
.‘t‘o litms. One Hit. (inc Error.
EIGHTH INNlNG
First Half 1
Hunt-4 up. lintl mu". Foul sttiiummv.
illurns tiled out to Ftl't'lt. ”9171111; 11111
1 11311“ one [lull tun Still; 11 out. ”New:
is“)! a lofty lly to Jackson. liottll‘ up
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it'uugltt uil‘ tlt'st. t‘it'oltc to tinmlll to E.
AndrewlDavey, Inc;
98 Washington St, 80. Norwalk
Phone 3110. ..
"19 Main St, Norwalk. Phone 388.
Economy Store, 40 Van Zondt St, E: st Nero olk
COFFEE
Prompt‘wllTxtFSUD-elivery.
“3,3 1e;
TEA
Oolong, Mixed and English
‘ V32: 13:“ Breakfast
- 35c lb. ~
Good Oofl'ee India and. Ceylon
.1101: 1b. 450 1b-
Atlas Jelly P, der 3 pkgs 20c
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1 Collins.
1 ’.'\‘11 Runs. Nu Hits. 0111‘ Error.
1 ' Second Half
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tSttike tun. llztil 1111111 Ball thtcc,
jlv‘lctt'hci' tossed out tfit'ottc.
:tlll. Bull 0110. Stt'lko (mu. John t‘ollltts
llittc. Mollullen gnu Boll one Sailor
1::tonl \ltllttllcn's grounder tilltl John
liolllns nus tun dunn. . ‘wullco tn Zim
1mormun to Hot/mg. Fiddle Collins up.
stealing. McCarty to llerzog.
No Runs. Ulll’ llit. No Errors.
1 NINTH INNING
) First Half
Zimmerman up.
inns :lts‘ooo l-lottbcr up l-‘lett'llct "led
out to Weaver. Robertson up. Stt'lke‘
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John (‘ olllns.
1 No Runs, No Hits. No Firms.
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Specials for Today
LEGS or SPRING LAMB ........... ' .......... . . . 260' lb.
swu'r PREMIUM HAM ....... .......... .. 32a to:
ARMOUR STAR HAM ........................ 32911».
MAJESTIC HAM .. .................. . ....... 320 lb.
Schultzc’s Sanitary, Markets
‘ 32 Washington St.
South Home».
39 Main St.
Norwalk. .
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FAREWELL DINNER
Hill NllllWAlli MAN
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Hurry Mover, snpet'lnlcndmlt of the
111. Jntobs s- Sous shoe tttct01v.l\'or
“elk has them pr:.onotcd to :1 ms-
ponsible position at the ilrm‘s New
1iorkfnct01y.
1 As an cwrc‘tsiou of good will a
‘ {mew ell dinner are given to him last1
3‘"
:1 pitch out. Jackson made a wonderful 1 ‘
1W1un‘cr took Rudd's grounder. but bis‘
(icottc up Ft 1111 strike one llnll (11111.1
1- oul 1
J. Collins;
114m it two b.1153 bit along the loft iltllil‘
1 llull one. Strike one. Nit-Mullen was out ‘
Strike out». t‘icuttc1
tossed out 'Zlnnuct'mun. it was 1111-15
,ttouuccd that tho otliiiul nttcnduncc‘
onc Strike two. Robertson tiled out to
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Tristram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
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Ladies’ Coats
Rain Goats
Waists
Dress Skirts
Sweaters
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SEASONABLE GOODS
In Every 1Defpartment
Don’t Miss the Sale of Household Helps
20% Reduction on Every item in the
BARGAlN BASEMENT
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Beacon Blankets
Curtains
Bath Robe Blankets Carpets
Crib Blankets Rugs
Army Blankets Linoleums
Comfortables Oil Cloths
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1w1bi tlu'ow tire“ (landtl on the bug.
lZintmt't'mnn pu. llull one. Bull two.
it'llrikc Ullt“. {all tltt't'u. liztttfl‘ was
Postmaster General Issues
Instructions Under New
Wa‘r Tax Law I
.liltitlit' gun-ti and old pulpit: can rc-E
number when it was. itt't't'ssztri' to put
:1 :3 rpm stamp on :1 lt‘lll’l‘. ’l‘lt'i'y art"
not lllt' only ones who will ltztvc this
memory. l'nclc Sum is impartial and
is going to make cvcrylmtly put
(Nit stamps on their lHltlS lime
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llfli‘l‘, or to lie v x1111. beginning Nol
”riotnbc .llrop letters, the kind until
ed 101' tit'liwri from lllt‘ Dillit‘ 1111i
0
which posit'd. nill be
of 1 cont, Postal cards will require
2 c'.'~nts. Even lltk' cards with :1 l wnt
intone ut‘t'ixcd will out puss lht' on»
at l'nclc Sam and all cxttu 1 cont
stomp llitl‘ai‘l be attllxt'd. 1
ltt'tuilud instruction to postmnstt-rs
on tho int'rcnscd letter mull t'ntx's
\vltitlt bt'comc cffcctiw Novcmbct' 2.
undo: the terms offline our tan‘ bill
wuc issu d \lhll‘l‘din br l'nr unostcr
1(lcnerul But'lcson. ’ibov do not apply
1 to mail to most lorvipn countries.
;\N'b'. ch llit‘ find by international
Ell't'tlllt‘s, but they do apply to all do-
:utcslic mull, and under that
fticntion i'.'- included mail to t‘nnstln.
1I\|t'\'lc0, Cuba, Panama. llr:1 l’nitctl
tstutws postal agency at Shanghai, and
gull pu'sons in the Inilitttt'y service of
1tbc l'nitctl Status in l‘urupe 'I‘ho
wt otllco depnrtmtnt issued those
llnsttuctionstw " i
1 "Postmuswts shall. on and after
1 \'ov'(mbct' :3, sec tltnt postage is paid
11st the rate of“ .. cents an ounce or
1'lritttiou thereof on letter: and other
first class mnticr except drop luttcrs
1AM drop lcttct's-wtltnt is lutters muil~
cd for delivery from the office at
nhich posted including those for tie-
liwt'v by citv,1utul or other carrier
{of such otlicc~nrc required to have
1 postage paid on them at the rate of. “
1 cents an ounce or fraction thereof
1 Postal cards are required to be pre
'pnid " cents and therefore the 1 cent
cents instcnd
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SPECIALS
Butter, the finest creemery, per in. . .. 48o
Compound Lard, per lb. ..... . .. . . 220
Try Our Fresh Roasted Oofiee, per lb. ............. . . 210
Standard Kerosene Oil, 3. gallon ....... . ...... .. 100
Force,apkg.... ..... ............ . 10c
H. 0. Presto, apkg ...... . .......... . ........ . 130
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. ‘ East Norwalk.
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10% lbs Sugar $1.00
Ward‘s Fresh Cakes, each .. . . ...... .. 100
Golden Santos Coffee ..... lb. 20c, 5 lbs. 95c
New York State Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz. . . . ;...... 57c
Olio'quot. Club Ginger Ale, dozen .. $1125
‘ Rebate 20c dozen on bottles. , '
Bevo Anheuser Busch Beverage, don. . . . . . . . . . . 1. .. $1.25
Rebate 25}.‘ on bottles. 1
Very Best Creamery Butter (Beckrnunn quality), lb. on
Very Best MuinePotatoes, perpeck 45o
FREE DELIVERY-«AUTO SERVER.
A. F. Beckmann& Go.
Beckmann’ s
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1bolus: a happy bride yesterday. Mlle.
thu'tha Patric,
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1 obv. of Bridgeport inplm'ed from tht.
:TA‘RDY BRIDE CAUSES TRAGEDY,
1 gt'ieres over the suicide of her fiance. u
i handsome lieutenant in the Russian
1 navy. "
1am fretted When chided he drcw u "
night b) 50"?!" a] of his u]gn\ “fiends 1 Dosh“ CRIUS “Hist 11:“ (5‘ d 1 (3911‘ DOSln
Th? 1111,11. conststing of M, and! age stump amxcd to them in addition
Mrs Samuel Kuntor, Mr. and hit-s1“) 1 cent '1‘th impressed 0“ “Ch
Henry lncoby \11' '1nd “1,; (3.1,11r1131curds. Post cards (private mailing
\‘i’inmbcimcr, Mr. and Mrs. \l’illiambcams) binning “'1‘an messagcs1
Gray, Thomas Dubc. Ben .-\. chlvr. ‘mUSl have“). cents postage 9191“” 0“
Sudic Keclcr, Sadie (lottlieb, hem.
all of waaik. anti Miss Sadie Joe-
and ntlcndcd tliclBUR SfllfllER BUYS ’5
inn, “culport.
Clmi'sle \Vimpbcimcr and Thomas
N champagne
tlie (‘ompo
[lube delivered complimentary ad
dress-Es and tokens of friendship were i
presented The tokens were 11 hand-
some s.lver Elks crud case and a gold
comb.
my to Bridgv- port_
theatre ,nt'tr-r which
dinner “as served at
The lolloning letter was rccehed
at the (‘itv Hall this morning bv City1
.(‘lcrk Irving D. Robertson. Who 111131
Iefwerred it to the Norwulk Chapter:
of the American lied Cross. The let t.
tet' was addressed to "The Red Cross‘
South
Russian Kills Himself Because New
York Dancer Is Late for Wedding.
NEW YORK, Oct. ti.—~lnstead 0t
=t‘1mnmtttce. City Hall building,
Norwalk. Conn."
The letter follows: -
From the have of Norwulk 31.11.11 \iili
tin, to the Rod Ct'o'ss.
Dear \lndnm:
We all got together and 111011:th we
would write a few lines to, let the
people of Nor-walk know that we are.
not in need or nnythinu. But we heard
that the people or the Red Cross werr.
_ sending some knitted things to some
.3 few days, wooed her madly and gain‘ 01' the boys, This isn't, saying: that
ex her consent to marriage. The “ed- we are be..giug but. \‘l ould liloe to
ding was set for eight o 'clock last have some knitted things as it is get
ting cold now and we think its go
night. and the lieutenant had invited 1m "E to be a cold w.lnter “c are all
several friends to witness the cere
a cabaret dancer,
Lieut. Kurkckov knew the girl but
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H.Krieger&Co.
THE PEOPLES STORE
For Ready to Wear Clothes,
.1for a Cloak, Tailored Suit, for
Millinery, for a Skirt, for a 1
Dress, for a Boys’ Suit, for a. 1'
Girls’ Dress, for a Good PairI
of Shoes, for a good Sweater.
1 For Good Values Don’t Fail to “see us.
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FLEISHER YARNS
KNITTING FOR ARMY AND NAVY
KNITTING FOR HOME AND FRIENDS
KNITTING FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS '
BUY
THE FLElSHER YARNS
New Supplies Every Week.
A. Dickerman & Son’s
DEPARTMENT sranr
84 Washington St. Phone 440
say and hope \w are one and till
[inspects and to unis to all the neo-
plc of News”: We thank you all
Simon and written bv
1NicboluTs (.‘btisliano Seaman
\‘ot'tb Carolina,
(-0 Post Mus. (11', New York city.
NANfilNfi ANNUND
RAllllllAl] Mfllllllfil';
Curl Kolmet'o. of 127 Wilkins shoot“ i . .
Saginaw, Michigan nus found hang-1- 1 ,
lug around the railroad bridge and;
acting in a suspicious manner early!
this moming. and 11 '1‘. tuken- to pol
ice headquarter! “hole allot a little
questioning ho Was allowed. to 120,119
lug told by Chief l‘cnninulon that 1101
would b-‘a allowed until noon today to,
get out of town 1
Knitter. 'ctmcd to bc slightly dc-
mentcd and suit] (but. icoplc “excl 0
always sayinc things against him He:
said that be bud bct'n d'tninod hr:
the polme in \\-’illinmstown, Pa. for:
three daxs until tbov burl found out;
w]: other or not he bud tenistcn'l on
lune 5th. He had no roe titration}
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gin the. best of health and are enjoy-
111011)’- zine: ourselves. There are nineteen
’l‘hc dancer was late and the lieuten. 1 boys in?!“ Norwalk 011 “16 North Car-
line and they are all well The)
can fight too. belie-1e me.
pistol and sent a bullet into his heart. There nineteen boys {mm Norwelk
Ten minutes later the dancer arrivei are on one of ”pa buggy-”.1 nrmurert
lcmisers and she is some ship The.
writing is fine.
1 “u lake It built 91 crv tiny no usual.
Cleanliness is our 1110110 and no he-
llew in it. too
Wot! as all the hole are With me
nod l mu toeltnn‘lno, l'll be with them
DEFICIENCY BILL SIGNED.
WASHINGTON. Oct l‘.~—- The i it
can .tp.1toptl.ttlon measure in the 113'
not); of tile. l'nited States become lun
.odny “two President “111,10“ “1|;qu until the end. Thor told me to mitt
71” v“ “M Deficiency hill. “fr-"m“ the tort-11' and so t did tut: 1 «int 3
0?? W“ 9“”1 vol-y mod mitov. but I gonna we may
card on him Wit-3‘11 brougi'l‘utn police. '
licnthuurters thin mornlnlr. lie unit!"
that he had worked im a 1mm Imam-d:
lakes of 31111111109.wa about ten
tinystugt‘ but could give no th‘fllll- 0
information as to what ho bod b51111
doing since that time. 1 .
THREE MEN KILLEI) l
DURING RACE RiOTt
neurons-tram. Ala, Oct *3 ~ln :1
battle over a name. [MW uhltnm
in deed and tom Wounded a; um
Ah Wm wail» wilt. tom
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