say that's not the least bit
My—mmm'nrefl
theirllineforooelhavesome—
thing fér their money. while
those who've waitedlor a drop
are up against a worry. as
eealgrowsseareereverydey—
in fact there's quite a flurry. i
It's rather “range that some
forget the world is now in
chaos,thateoalinsnebatime
as this commands the price
,they pay us. Why should they
hesitate to pay a little more for
fuel and thus elude the win-
ter's sting so merciless and
cruel. Goal will be high till
we have won that war across
the ocean and in the mean
while it will be a subject of
commotion.
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“ $12.50 to $22.50
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6 N. Main 5:. 8o. Norwslll
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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
or Good Bye Liberty
ThemanwithineomelargeWhhtehem
sidered rich must take a block of BOND! of each
issueunlessheistobeeonsideredaMslaeker. Hegives
atleasthisaverageincomeforoneweektotheledfimmd
contributions to a score of war charities and funds for lightening
the lot of the soldier or helping the war sufferers. Each of us
can do SOMETHING. Have you done your share?
BUY LIBERTY BONDS TODAY AT ANY BANK
AND SAVE AND PAY
Buy a Liberty Bond?
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rm WW...» a bulb?"
. » ...-gas you '1'? dead!” was the most frfiqut’t'l
THE. PARIS"
Suits, Céals, Dresses. Skirts, 1111111111111 llals.
. In style that strike the keystone of individuality. These styles
' are not the sort that you will see portrayed by garments in most
every clothes shop you happen t enter, they are not styles that
you will see worn by every my d person you happen to meet
with on the street It ls nothing unusual for a woman to become
aware of this much to her dismay But on the other hand they
» are styles that are only to be found' in the most exclusive fashion
shops. they are styles that are worn by the most
dressers and prices lower than any store in town. Call and see
BATTLE AT
CAMP DEVENS
(Continued From Page One)
The battle. the first of maneuvers
at the trenches, was made realistic
by the incessant clack,
3o!
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all the motions 0! loading and firing.
3‘111'1hevrealism was added when 1hr
illhnki forms pitched forward in the
grass as the attackers slipped in holes
or dropped at the commands of (li-
rertlnz officers
Touches of humor were given by
-1;1aloeues between soldiers Thou
3.2111111; of killed and wounded would
insist the bullets never hit their mark
unite the others claimed every shot
”Get down, you mull.
expression and the almost invariable
Hill? was, “ G’wan. you never hit me,
I killed you first."
:htreen 250 and 300 f‘onnutif' t
troopers, a part of the sanltary traln
new shined into the depot brigade
today.
(«J to the depot and
vmced men of those command; will;
fill the lacunclea caused.
’lhe officers have been carrying on
2 amino process. to pick out the
dull ones. As soon as they are I lie
lll-d they will arrange for transferrin" .
rhlm 110th?! may have special in
slnlclions designed to place them on
a [lane with the others. There wzn
a comparatllely small perccntage of
themtoday .
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLlNERY
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
my .. 73‘s-...e--. - ... fl . ......wwfi... .v-.._—..... w...
SPECIALS
Try Our Fresh Roasted 21c Collee ............... 5 lbs. $1.00
Live Oak Buckwheat, a pkg. ........................... 266
Graham Flour .................... ' ...... 5 lb. bag 35c
Pure Cocoa, quart jars out to .......................... 27c
Swift's Premium Oleo, a pkg. ....................... .. . 320
A STULL
'24 Cottage Street,
East Notwalk.
.____.£A=E.~m- --..— ‘
' are Neil Mr'l‘abe. Bob Dav, ‘tlcrané
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roll. :1" 3
Andrew Davey; Inc.’
98 Washington St.,So.‘Norwalk .
Phone 410. Prompt Auto Delivery.
19 Main St, Norwalk. Phone 388. '
COFFEE TEA
Very Best 1 ‘ Oolong, Mixed and English
24c lb. - 3 Breakfast
Goo 35c lb. .,
d “5“ India and Ceylon
19c lb. 45,11,
Economy Store, 40 Van Zandt St, East Norwalk 3
Month men in the number swlllll
911. This means that the Nowell:
--—__ 31m- hale been making a moriilnbh
l-‘l-nuln" in date.
Four Hartford hove are amour: 1111-3 -
llblrsy lured by Lieutenant W
l‘wuigll from the whole 1.111111111119121
for he dlvlslon football team. Tllr'V
dflfl I’l-lrrson The eleven will
composed of a galaxy of
3slrlru. The plnvers were picked {10111:
' 31,000 or so men.
5 The stage is all set for Liberty
3l .mvn d livery lodrlv Fund for 1; frw
on guard dulv. all the soldiers will in“
"sf“ 1' holiday Visitors will be ll! 3'
A special vrogmllt
for the emlLvi, , , ,
' . 311111 the roadbeu ,llmt mull] of theWin- 3
l1...'~1d to enter
3 brcn mapped out
3;.llnment of civilians and lncldcnlllnv
a few mysteries of rather deep nature
will be pulled on by the army men
3 A mantle track meet 1111.11 91ml. .3
3tx'nnl every company in camp will
l1»m up most of the morning
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’ till be given. A number of men at
prominence nill make speeches on
luar .:‘ll. Slice-ls
llarltord boys tried the rescue race
‘ for 1? o .irst time yesterday afternoon.
I'll“ 11'.:rred a team of sixteen men.
| This 1'. mists of going out after in-
ll'm-mmlm. rescuing a dummy, carry-
in; ‘.' :u ’m-k to where one of the;
[troopers is, on a saw horse carried
by other troopers. The prise was a
Atlas Jelly Powder 3 plus 2111
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49c lb.--BUTTER--49c lb.
_ VERY BEST FRESH CHURNED BUTTERr—THB KIND
THAT SATISFIES—TRY A POUND AT THIS LOW PRICE
Very Best Maine Potatoes, per peek. . . .. ................. 50c
D. and 6. Prepared Flour, per package ................... 13c
FrancoAmeriean Puree of Tomato Soup, can. . . . . . . . . . I. .18e
No. 1 Royal Plantation Cofiee, 35c grade, lb ....... 3 ......... 30c
Fresh Crisp GrahamWafers, 1811 value, lb. . . . .. ............ 15c
‘ Hecker'sCream Farina, large size package. ._ .............. 23c
Ward ’s Fresh Cakes, all varieties, each ....... . . ........... 11c
Crown Aster Brand Pan Cake Flour, package .............. 1512
Connecticut Onions, per quart .................... ' ..... 1 0c
3 Imperial Marrow Beans, per lb ...... . ................... 15c
A. , r. ..E‘ééiii'féi's. 110.
83 381 85' Washington St. ' Phone 1405
some Nor-walk ,
Stamford. Part Chest"
‘LooxTonur 'ielloA me
33 in fresh fish. tor Thursday only.
5 lbs. frost fish 25c.
5“)»,er fish 23C.
5,1111. cod use 25c.
3 lbs. flat {lab :60.
At the wagon, corner of Water and
.... ... “...“... .-. A ‘
, a
,Wasbinstos. ire. to p. as. Green to
tie-tie
Specials tor Thursday
Large Sweet oranges .30c' 111
vanes-aw ..... ....... . .....
monounoumna................................3..soe
remain as:
ssmmur, momentum
Specials}L for 1.
Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday
Sirloin Steak
32c
lPorterhouseStea
35c
New Yurk Market
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3 rel. 35m
143 Washington St.
Moat Prices tor
This Week
P. ll. steak. .380
Sirloinsleah . . ..35c
Top Round steak . W330
B. round ’... ..... 34c3
'llnmburger steal: ..‘.35c'
,Chopped beef .. .241:
317th steak .. . . ..2Sc
anmb chow—loin ..35c
Sula ..; .. ..... .sze'
Shoulder . . ..80c
Lamb loin ... ...lSc
"Native veal from 1 ........... 20c up
Bert tongues earned or fresh ...24e
Home made pressed corned beef .351:
Best elder vinegar gallon ..35e1
Best lard. . .29c 015
Best table butter 53c
Strictly freshen: ...U5e3
Guaranteeing: .. . .506
Julian eslee ... ....m
Cit-schism! ‘
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[he hammers and bolts of the‘
. rifles as the soldiers went through:
This was the first of a bitty
99131:. of transfers, in which swilclr':
the more culv'
‘ootllnll unmet-1 Will be played lm-3
1mm :1 half dozen outfits during the;
4?. A. Beers.
Watt
3 Norwalk’s Lending Dry Goods Store
clock, clack .
wznnnsoar. our. 24.1 ‘
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Children’sflain Coats and Umbrellas
. Ladies’ Rain Coats
‘3 iWell made serviceable garments, in
i black and many colors. Silk or cloth
The Best Dollar Umbrella Made
M.— '3'“
barrel of apples. 3
Soldier polleemen~tho prosost
guard— -arc patrolling the streets of!
Ayer- village. The town authorities
were unable to cope uilh the silua-l
lion so tmoprrs in re called on. The.I
main idea is to prelent accidental
Owing to the narrow streets and lhe3
‘ great volume of traffic. :1 pedu'rian3
runs more (halite of being hurt lure-3
lll lan at the corner of Main and Wall
‘-,nlru-t or Clay and Franklin 1»: reels
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SECTION MAN
3 MEETS DEATH
ON RAILROAD1
(Continued from First Page)
33am] probably expired almost lnsl. ml 3
l). A bully (all was tlllmd ln fol
the Noluolk ambulance but [hr-11111::
diul lumz b1 fol. the ambulance lP-Nli 3
rd the sum of the fatal lulppenlnc. 3
Mr 14111111121111?" “as wolklng “llllf
lb 0 her 1m mbr N of the cant: just
before the accident happened. repair-1'
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llanbury ll: in. .'\‘o. WK ullich wa..3
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1d the men. Foreman “lllium l Mm"
l'llsy (milled his Jul!) 11" the
All or the Wurhme ll-_lllmlluc
ES. lllllnln, Sll'pprle to om \ldcM lo
M we train puss
Just before tin train Touched 33333la
~wot where Mr. anll'uuwnto wn...
standing lhb unfollllnalo man was
~sccll by his comrades to sloop f .
umd. As he 1]: .1 511.1119 onruslllng
,lnuinc struck his lJ‘lld. and body a
terrific blow. The victim was hurled.
to one side of the tracks. the body
llhus escaping flom being ground to'
« piece-s undwr the wheels of the train. 3
Fellow Workmen rushrd to the ebb
of the fatally injured man and a. bur-l
ry call was sent in 101 lilo \‘olflz'uall
ambulance. Mr. Sacramento died. ‘
hower'el. in a you; few minu: es En
3"glm‘l (.corge Perry stopped hls tralni
ins quickly as possible and the acci-
dent was investigated by Conductor;
who was in charge of3
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3th train. 1
2 Medical Examiner Dr. Samuel H..’
Huntington. who was at the time 1.1
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’53! Less Meat and Take Suite for
1 ' Baekacbe or Bladder Trouble
31 Eric acid in meat excites the kid-
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Suits,
Men 5 Suits,
coats and Suits.
Men’ s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes
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ladies’ Coats, Tailore
Men’s Overcoat
conPANY
Boys" Ove
.31 Good Assortment, Up- to-llate Styles,
in
» Popular Prices
Aifable Sales People and n
and Look.
”“2? Trouble to Show Goods Co .
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84 Washington St.
Flieshers . Yarns. :
Shetland-Saxony
Germatian-Knitting
We have these goods coming in each week. Not as much as
, we would like, but are able to fill many orders.
A. Dickerman 8. Son’s
DEPARTMENT STORE
Phone us
tomlim: the coroner's hearing .11 1111
City Hall on the death of Mrs, N..la
glio Homzuki. was summoned. and be
llurrird to the scene of the accidmt
at once. The body was examined by
COAL'COMMITTEE NAMED
HARTFORD, 0111. 24.—Thomas
Russell, federal food administrator .
,t'onncclicul and chairman of the cl
neys, they become. overworked: get .1... nedma] esaminor who founmhm commune ol‘ the Connecticut St
3uluggis3h tube. and feel like lumps of the man had suffeled a. fracture ot the ('ollncil of the {once has appointed t
lead The urine becomes cloudy; the
bladdera’s irritated. and vou may be
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night. When the
3ki1lueys clog you must help them
right side and base of the skull .1
fracture of the lower jaw, :1 fr mulled
left arm about the elbow. a fracture
.ol’ the right thigh, several deep scalp
wounds and bruises on the right arm.
Coroner John J. Phelan arrived in
lollowing members of a local c
committee; For Bristol—4'3. R. :
wcll. chairman; Alexander Harper.
L. Crouch.
For Naugaturk William T. Rod-
flush ofl’ ”,9 bodv s “flan“; “7?.le or Norwalk on the 9: 33 1min this morn bag}, chall'man Charles T McCart
vou'll be a real sick person shortly.
lAt first you feel a dull misery in the
Illidney 1.3101145: suffer from back-
ache, sick headache. 'Illizzlless. atom.
ach gels sour. tonzue coated and you
feel rheumatic twinges when the wool
ther is bad. 3
Eat lrss meat, drink lots of water.-
also get from any, pharmaclst four
lonnccs'of Jud Sells: take a table-
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for a few den and your kid-
nevs will then not tine. This famous
salts is made from the acid of srapes
and lemon juice, combined with lith-
1 la. and has been used for generations
lug and conducted an investigations
the scene of the accident.
The witnesses of the accident wow
Foreman William J. Morris)", Georg“
‘llanuel a workman and Henry3 flee-rs
an electrician. all of Branchvi
The body was placed in charge of
Wm undertaking firm of Raymond 2k
Son of Norwalk.
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.OHIO To VOTE ON S‘UFFRAGE
Crotuslnus, Oct. 24.-—'l'11e pem'uc
of Ohio will vote on a referendum (111‘
the presidential uuflrane question a:
the coming November elections, ac—
cording to 'l decision handed down by
the State Supreme Court today.
The suit. brousht in Ohio Sumo.
- Hillel“,
to clean clogged kidneys and mum gislllolmve the proposed referendum
latelthem to normal activity. also to on presidential gum-age act passed
neutralize the acids in urine. so it no in the last General Assembly annull
longer is a source of irritation. that ed was dismissed today by the Sn
endlu bladder weakness. “promo Court. ,
Jed Salts 111 inexpensive. mm ln' This decision ends a longstanding
tare; mam a 11111111111111! chum! dispute between the Sulraglsts and
llthlav inter drink “11‘” "97W“ antiSuIrsglus regarding the relldl
should tulle now and then to been the [y “1 over 70,999 names on the "far.
11mm class and active Drum!» 2111111111 petition clrculnted 1m yIaI'.
Muymmmulumutomwgm mg m
,lyou » sells:
John 3.! German.
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instant Relief With a Small Tr
some or 0111 "St. Jacob’s ow'”
Kidllcvr-r use backache? No! Th
have no run‘cg‘ therefore can
muse pain. Halon! Your hackac
is caused by lumbago. sciatica or-
and 11m quickest relief
soothing, pbnetlnllnr W‘St. .lnoo
Oil." Rub it rich! on your paint
bur-..k and instantly the soreness, ,. 1
noes and lameness disappears.
May crippled! Get a small Mel ~-
lie of "St, Jacob's Oil" 1m .
dmertlst'and llmber up. A m - 1
after it is applied you’ll wmder, 3
became of the backachh or low 3
pain.
Rub 71d. haunt “8!. mm 1
whenever you have solstice, »
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