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by that's notthe least bit.
w y-‘thesewho’vepaid
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who'vewsitedtorsdrop
hot the world is now in
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Wypsy us. Why should they
Wbpsyalittlemoretor
“M and thus elude the win-
,kls sting so merciless and
wool. posl will be high till
”he have won that war across
is ocean and in the mean-
WI: it will be a subject of
jommotion. ‘
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nelts. mathebuildiutndesm'beiugm.
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neuingenenlmustgo on, too. Beaver Bostt'd facilities for
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OUR SUPPLY‘OI' mm BOABD I'OB Elm! WAIJS
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Under present conditions Beaver Board is the most eeo‘
aunties! form of lumber. Using Beaver Board instead of lath ‘
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modeling costs. By a wise selection of material "you can easily
find a way to go ahead with the building, repairing or remodel-
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Swilt’s Premium Oleolnargaritle
Dixie Bacdn
Fresh Eggs - ,
Sciuilze’s Sanitary Markets
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titliultliluii
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ithe coat sLIuation in New York city
3 is expected early this week. Dr. Gar-
i field, the Fuel Administrator. will re-
'llll'll to Washington tomorrow and
i give his attention primarily to the re-
poned coal shortage in New York. ll
ithe investigation develops that there
is no rial shortage but that the ina-
;bil'.ty to get coal results from hoard-
iing’on the part of the retailers and
i consumers there is reason to believe
lllr. Garfield will invoke the powers
.0' requisitioning giten him under the
food and fuel act.
Dr. Gatfield has consulted with Al-
'torney(ieneral Glégory as to the ex-
tent of his powers and will act with
foreknowledge of what he may and
may not do to compel an equitable
distribution of coal to consumers. Of-
ficials of the Fuel Administration are
_ ' Scorn ANORWALK- T Breathe summer.“ A mm m
Tristram ., & Hyatt
Nortvalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
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Men’s and
inclining to the opinion that drastic
action taken in some
.J'esl of the country.
tomorrow to abate the apparent shortg
age in New York. if conditions are‘t
as surmised from tit-ports (list-victim
hero it is probably many stocks of;
roll! “ill be requisitioned and parcel-l
iml out to consumers and that in tin-i
community t
Wh’TP hoarding is prevalent will pro-l
ride a salutary objec. lesson for the,
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I! was said last night that the 'r‘uelf
Administrator might more today or!
Furs are FashiOnable " '
. Our new line includes the latest models. of
ii Muffs and Scarfs separate or in sets of all the most
Tailored Coats and Suits
All oi the latest style, including many novel ellecls
ing‘ Khaki Color.
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LIBERTY, DAY CELEBRATION.
Parade Next Wednesday Scheduled to;
Start at 2:30 O'clock. ‘
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will follow. Should the reports of bit: Liberty Day celebration Whitll in.
hoarding prove unfounded the proton to by) ill-id in that city watt “flaw
.lilllt' will m- merely to sm- that rmtlmesday altemoan. Norwalk does not!
is diverted to New York in sulftcientgintl-nd to be a laggard on the day;
quantities to take care'uf the Siloi‘i'lih’llflnalt'd by President Wilson gut
{Liberty Day and the big street par-i -
.. “F r , y . 32 Washington St.
6.15 D . . CT; 1 South News“ Norwalk.
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J .. ‘ ”p" a will le tatur in til it ‘ . .
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E AT ,r “22 3 SPECIALS mo... .. w. w. pm. y homo; germ tum. my my The Leading 0nthtlers ln Norwailt . ,
_. t(' at!“ 0 llt‘ ill'l'flnlli‘nH‘nlfi' 1S £64.; '
”af 3 . , e . - . ‘ tint. along nicely in his efforts to: '
tuna ”M y Try Our Fresh Roasted 21c Coffee ............. ,.. 51bit. .1130 Alleged c. aftc§::;g‘:l:del Arm a: han- 3 Km“. WA 'ummu "n mm W: Q _
oopfl ‘ .2 a] W i Live Oak Buckwheat, apkg. ............................ 200 ,mNmETTA_ Okla” 0m, 33 .,\ £380“; Mung oil in: fl‘u'toi‘iosl are?
» , , , _ ‘ , .- _ . , it t‘t‘OllllilL’ llll‘ lll'l “'lli tie bltll'll o I
‘ ‘2’ i Graham Flour .............................. 5 lb. bag 350 mm: If:':;1:1;“:;.s'tir:‘r‘ik;aspifgghmf‘pt the thing am? are "mum“ m haw: ,
i '1 Pure Cocoa, quart jars cut to .................. .. . .. 27c twelt (l rerted lmm l. w. \\;- 21"“;i:’;:‘,‘;:nd“l*"“"”"” "r'i‘my‘ ”" ”1““ ""S "
' y . . ‘ . -.- I. ' .\l' "l lis. Wits ti‘tnttl‘t’ ' ' ' - . n, '
5 Smit 5 Premium Oleo, a pkg. .............. . .. ........... 320 1‘.'."‘..I.‘.'..“ lilti't’nut‘tlt‘ii‘tzitfzired ii“f’t")’t'Hlt‘l"l Tltt‘ltititfldt’ “'1” “at" tit 1’?--i' which, 8101“: WILL BE ”PEN "WIGHT
' ’ 9 day by the police. who rimmed Hit“ the sitfteltittoonlzmtintilc prinfitnzth . . - _
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. i A. STUIJ. {<3”'..‘;.‘.‘.'l'..‘.;:?“T’i.§?£‘.‘“‘:.:?.“.t.. no... Wm... m... .m t. W...» Tomorrow Will he the last day
3 _ ‘ Ebert and purporting m l.‘ from “g; of music, plenty of enthusiasm and}
| a p Vol! national Wynn”). of the 1 out the concluuon of tilt.- parade till-lua‘Of our Discount sale. on every
' ‘ i 24 Cottage SM El“ NOIWIHL “1 AW 'mded him to make (.ypl-yils no doubt but that the subrcripw . . i
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3...“ _ Am -. _ ... :12): to keep tin. titlntrtt from Hull 2 Diana. 0w;”(“hk:.|ir:ltgggrxlroxzzgug‘11:.purchase pnce of $5.00 and over we
. ‘ ‘ F , ‘ 2‘ -, [it b “-01“ in]; ”I“ afternoon. ‘ 9 . h
49C ‘ / d ' ' ‘ D m irrif’irt’uiiiiii {£33.25 Err illnnr ' Norwlk iS wakinr up m the rat-.Wlll present YOU- Wlth a C CCk Of
, An Pew avey, c0 "pong. dh‘f-plm can“. and corps of t i ization that thti country ls'at wait? ,
‘3 _ -y ' . . ‘ ‘ . . W. “l. ”Rump”,“cording to mum'l'ho mass met-tint- at the armory las1120% 0f your purChase to he applied
i 98 Washgngtoy‘ St 50’ Norwalk mm... in his [IK’kFlI warp inland 2:123:12: R'ivwlvmiann-d lg“; dam-A.
: . A e, . 5 . -. it. h ‘i- . t‘t Ra‘s y 18' ORR () ‘
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a Phone 410- Prompt Auto Denver! The police are investigatini: a northroughout the city will remain closyi _. ,. .-._,.._ A' ' '
' . - 19 Milli 8t. Nmalk. ”an. 388 no” ”ll“ who" (“tillllpt‘fllt‘a from ‘ lid and ”1““: Will b“ H lllllf holiday. ‘ MVfi~_-—. ”—7“ I ——~ V I > ‘
~ . t ' Kansas (.m. immidintrh' aftt'l' the, Mayor lionovan has called on the; ”-
PHONE-'37]. Economy Store,40Van ZandtSt.,BastNorwalk “(WWW fin. m. wok. u is also an...» of my tleliarttne.\rt to do their!
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250 to $22.50;
it“! soon P/uBLISl-iEP.
walk for Its‘ Heroine.
COFFEE
Very Best
24c lb. _
Good Coffee
- 19c lb.
. ‘ TEA
Oolong, Mixed and English
Breakfast. , .
35c lb.
India and Ceylon
46c lb. "
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. -.-. new books for children by Pat-
eBsrd are Just published. The se
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‘ - meant last year, a story about
. girls.
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~- 8 It new illustrated edition
.fld children's classic of Mother
unrestwnqt‘nlunnuom for
“ Goose and has illustrated over
. .. and forty of the bait-hm
luriorlc Candee, in this year.
's Little Doll School. a story
it is the story of a
Last, and perhaps are most eli- branch houses in Newfoundland have
been advised that shortage of tonnage
has resulted in the tylug’up of nearly
6 .. m on" Beard in. departed two hundred million pouu s- of fishy in
that colony. The catch cod in New-
foundland waters this year has been
unprecedented. but the war in result
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. By 21 Liberty Bond ’
Back- 0ur Boys
Buy a Liberty Bond it
is your duty to help your
Country. 1
Every dollar: you take ‘
out in Liberty Bon d V. ;
brings our boys one step near-
.er to victory.
A. F Beckmann 81 (10.
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members all ,tbe Sutton! Army at
Camp Dentin will be opened here
shortly by the Massachusetts woman
Suffrage Association and the Boston
Equal Suffrage Association. Soldiers
will be welcomed at the house, where
they will be able to enjoy bomeeookiug
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said that ho is wanted in New York. .
share in making Liberty Day a big
According to W. W. Melton. ('hlefl huctt‘sx and he has also called on they
of Police Ebert carried a bogus sat|~
or'sllcenlie and a registration cnrtlthtL
number of which hail
service. . .
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3 LIBERTY LOAN souut. sAME as
3 money. ‘
1 A reader of The Sentinel inquired
last week if Liberty loan Bond's would
be relaced by the government or banks
if destroyed by .tlre. or carried off by
iburglars. A local bunker states that
{the bonds are recognizedp as currency,
loud wouldnct be replaced unless the
iseriai number or some other marks of
identification remained. The loss
would be borne by the owner. Liberty
loan bonds, like othervalauble papers,
should be placed in a safe deposit vault
of a bank or in a safe in house or of-
fice. where they would be .safe from
fire or burglars.
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.The local police were notified last
night that an automobile hearing it
cease No. 21,964, ff had figured in an
accident in Southport. and bad pro-
ceeded towards Norwalil without stop
plug. No trace of the machine was
found iii-this city.
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'Me—Et Pricesi r
This Week”
P. H. steak.... .
Sirloinsfeak ......
Top Round steak ..'.
8. round
Hamburger steak
Chopped beef
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Home made pressed corned beef .351:
Best. cider vinegar gallon ..35c
Best lard .,. ... .. . .29: up
Best‘table butter ....5!c
Strictluiruh eggs ...05c
Guaranteed eggs . . . . . .500
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38c.
ipeollle to gut in and ”do their hit."
Full details of lllt‘ cricbratiou will be
been called for; announced in the local papers befor."
i luv day set and everything indicatls‘
that the people Mil have much to
'look forward to.
Subscriptions are coming in rapidly;
but more are required to have the,-
,‘i'ity‘ do its share. Have you bought i
Eyullr Liberty bond? ' lf ydu Ilav~3n't,i
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GOVERNOR APPOINTS i
DELEGATES To CHICAGO I
Governor Marcus 'H. Holcomb yester-
day appointed nine delegates to't'lltend .
the annual ct-nt'ention of the National :
Length: of Compulsory Education on-
clals, which ‘will be held in Chicago,
November ll, 15, 16 and 17. The up
‘pointments were made on recommen
dation of Secretary of the State Board
of Education Charles D. Hine. This
league is composed of superintendents
of Schools. truant otlicers, teachers,
- and social workers.
Following is the list of delegates to
the convention: Mrs. Samuel Russell
of .‘Mlddletown. Miss Charlotte ' Moly-
ueux of Hallway, industrfal investiga-
tor of, the department of labor of New
Londoii’f 3. P. Willard of Cold'tester;
F. I. Verplanck of South Manchester;
‘A. W. Buchanan of Mansfield Center;
E. B. Selley of Middleiown; D. 'i‘.- No '
in of Hartford; E. W. lreland of Hart-
ford; and F. J. Trinder of Hartford.
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DOWN 3V FLORIDA
Latter Challenges Any State to BEAT
i Its Figuree \
Connecticut has accepted the chal-
~35° tense of Florida defying all other/
states in the matter of signed pledge
cards in the Federal Food Administra-
tlon's campaign.
quarters, "We challenge every state in
the Union and defy any and all states
to accept this challenge on popula-
percentage busts. F'loridas' patriotism
will be demonstrated by her leading all
other states. Final results Will talk."
it was announced at the allies of
iredml Fjood‘ Administrator Scovillo
ithat Connecticut will take Florida on
. assist the- cantonment
.Flieshers Yarns
ShellandaSaxony
‘ Germalian-Knilling
We have these goods coming in each week. Not as much as
we would like, but are able to fill many orders.
y A. Dickerman 8. Son’s
DEPARTMENT STORE
St Washington St. 'Phone 9446.
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corps, third foreign detachment. en-
, DEVENS SUNDAY FIRES camped on the aviation field just out-
Iside the limits of Camp mm, were
' . 'destroyed today by a tire of undue-
(Continued From Page One) ‘termined origin. It was said an if:
.-__ 'flcial investigation will be made.
' —— l Sensational Rumors Denied.
Evans of Boston. who Were on duty. Rumors that me tire had been wt-
in "‘9 receiving ward “he" ,‘he and that there had been loss of life
“0"“ exploded, had summoned‘aid. were emphatically denied at camp.
Hundreds 0' ”Mi?” turned out to headquarters, .It was' said that tttov
tire depart— members of the medical staff were-
ment but they found on their arrival in the room when the stove n.
that the firemen, under command of ploded and that” there could be no.
Lieut. John W. McAl-ee, formerly room for doubt“ as to the cause of
of "‘9 N9" York Fire. Department, the tire. Reports of fatiiities were
'hadAtbe flan-as confined to the re said to have arisen from me fact that. .
ceivmg bulldmg. two patients at the hospital died so"
The base “039"“ buildings are eral hours before” the fire. The!
located in the far southwestern coo Were Peter E. Cotaros of Springfield.
nor of the cantonment and are iso- a victim of pneumonia. ,
,lated float other structures. The Johnson a m9”, 9,. of ..
wind‘ was not high and at. no.stagc quarters comml%w,
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its spreading to the regimental bar- York in poor b?!)
racks. died of cerebral
" insulin: school. and it has the flank m“ as Captain L. H. Spooncr and Ser- n.”
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.- Jittle Marjorie for its heroine. ‘ Lamb chops—loin 35c Robert Scoville. federal Food admin geant Nathan L. Barry. Jr.. bath of; SAVING COAL ’3ng 0n a” k,
.» this book there is “Mb" m , [A _ AAA . _- R“, ......... . ”3"c tutor in Connecticut. received 31919. Boston. who were asleep in rooms / o. \
' ' . y\ _ z " ' ' gram. from the Food Administrator's “mining "‘9 “c" 3"“ "mild?“ 0‘7 90370» 0c" "’ 0370 yr“
book. illustrated by the author FISHING invents-rs NEED BOAT34 nag-r HOUSE FOR WOMEN. Shoulder ..30c b d , flce when the tire started, escaped days concerted “mpg. N. j
Good Crown Happy Shop. It is > . ‘ . Lamb lolu . ...lsc °‘ ?}“"“m m wmmflm mine WW!“ “"1“"- C‘w‘m SM” der the direction of .la a ,, ,.:.
.3 craft. book and tells how to GLOUCESTER, Mum Oct. 23,—- ——"“ Native veal“ from .......... 20c up that Florida. through Federal Food was slightly yburned about the head. \' w 'En land Fuel Adm "' r .‘a
‘ ‘ y ’ l-‘lsberies' interest here‘ will b have AYER. Matt... Oct. n—A rest house v) h n Administrator Henchman, wired'head- Sergeant Berry. who went Into the . e 8 y . o , -
new toys out of Inner wall pa- I _ c Beef tongues corned or free c , bum.“ building to rescue a record we co“ bv a (mum. on . m E,
book. was near another oil stove ll till it. t. -
when it exploded and he, also. suf- electric llgh ng in sc y [ngh at!
fered slight burns. Many medical vertislng signs will be eliminated. and.
instruments were lost in the fire and the city odlcials will cut off the current
some hospital uniforms were destroy- from many powerful street lamps.
ed
ibis is the second fire caused by an| .
otl stoveesploslou at the camp. last!
Friday I stove in the once of Hum
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out. her well known pictures ed lulhe cums: oltol the usual cum 1 l , Gen. mm r. Hodges exploded when srnluurlgao, , ”ditto, pct, '22.... .
Till-book. 'rlle Toyland leth- mn market- for the cured product. ‘0'“! by "MW 0' the "'0 “II!!!"- Chum 8 it was picked up too quickly by an. Placing a {waiver against the m
~ ' ‘ . um serlsltsed in Tho Mn‘ Lem mesons. ot ammo m dons- ‘ i ' ‘ . ~ .. 2 ., in it“! miter “d t "30M! my orderly. The orderty 13ml! '2 o i; m "imam 'ot.
. . m" " ‘ - - _ t‘ ‘pelguwillboeulduetcd in on ma wmt'l ‘co-t. “m y ,c x -
"i h" T. ' mm " ’ m ‘ ~, in «- 'l Isa-uni belles t" it“ -' ' .. ”'9'" “W1" ' - "«.~
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