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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 9, 1917 · page 8

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vw wogwhileweerywoiueul
, with rake end hoe. Andi
, a” In merely marks for gun,
food for canon tired by fiend
Runs. Who wonders why we
m? Now winter winds whoop
My cross the deep, and cruel
add me! close. For coal con-
m coin when days demand a
Mic dose. Pity the patient pa-'
ion who puts his purse in pawn,
than frostly fingers find the_
{deadly fire is gone.

 

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November 15th.

 

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KHAKI WOOL SWEATERS

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Joseph @ Dans

85 Washington Street

 

Christmas Gifts for American Soldiers l
in France must, by order of the Gov-
ernment, be Mailed Not Later Than

 

 

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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTIN* EL

 

ELEVEN PERSONS
TRAPPED BY FIREI ‘

 

BRIDGEPOR'I‘, Nov. S-Eleven per»!
sons. six of them girls and children.
were out 0! by make and lame:
in the three story store and tene-
‘ men! building :1 Railroad and West
'- avenues early today, rind were re
moved through windows from the up l
per floors.

One of the occupants, Miss Helen;
Pelihen, is in a serious condition at
St. Vincents Hospital as a result at
injulit-s sustained o'Ihm chi junwull

om a .slcond-‘story roof. Another;
1iss Julia: Honath. has a fractured:
ankle 5h: also jumped.

Fdillha of the tire alarm system
caused delay in reaching the the and
.nosl ol' the resrue soil: was done by.

 

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PRICES GWEN 0N

 

 

 

 

 

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1, My: ,3; 3,193,133: 3:. ‘Pfiirfgfijgfig Wool and Cotton Shirts ...................... .. ............... 3oc._59c. 70c
II intacauflflzn loseoftlllmf. , W gglenhBand's' -------- v- ----- H. II ....................... .- 75113. $5.83
! CHARGE OF UNFAIR I; Silk and W00] Bands ............................. I . ' i . . 1 .. I; . Z". ' 59c .

Children’ s White Cottchests and Pants. fleeced

FRIDAY, HOV. 9, 1917

 

 

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Tristram 8. HYatt

Norwalk’s. Leading DryIGoods Store

Children’s Warm Underwear
lntant’s Undergarments

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III “WEKTERS WITH SLEEVES CANNED t‘ Shildren’ s Wool and Cotton Vests and Pants. white or gray ...... 0c.5c7
I; .0008 l Hd’rens Union Suist .75c.I51.2"Ifi$l.5001.'7
. $5.00 to $10.” ." ' T ------ I’ll l'l'l a. 0
I II , (mm, 0 III Boys’ hatural Wool Shirts and Drawers. ............... . ..
TI, KHAKI TOILET SETS C the m" II; IIIIIIchII ISIII 1:311:23." .32? Bolts ’IljlnionSSuits. cotton ...... .. ...... ...... ...........
III 5250 $3.75 $5.00 5 m ”MI W W” ”w hm .la. . Bos mon uitihnoc ................................ $1 .25. $1 .50. 5c$1,? 75
l. ministration in the matter of cunutd I 1
1C TRENCH DTIRRORS ‘ l , Ina tabIlIeIs T‘“ contllinItI-Ird in an order “v I‘LLOVES HOSIERY SLEEPIRG GARMENTS
I .. llin Alum ton ll av dileclin; * ' -- — Y
, 3 7s. a moo I”. “I, A “ 1M!" .m. km admm , 00 Leather Lotion Lisle Wool Cotton — Part Wool
I .3 . ,.I mm or to omit m o the loci. of‘ 7
,, KHAKI HAN thERCHIEl‘S tinned foods held by lh. pal-key: l. ,
' . . - 3 2°C 3 for 50.: 25¢ each 'lIe ..lrtIlmlarIlIy (loam-d to know when '—'-_‘ _, _-," . 3". T
i _ ll r n c , , ‘ IA» ~— - --. -. --_-.-:_-- - --
R] hflv Priced gI 27 am size .................................................. 25° , ,l...'.. .l.‘.'f§..‘,f.r..?, Ef:§°f,..f’:§§lfi‘,.§§.. is??? 'n W '0'“ V W 1' "i .l.
U 9 K" ‘ ll ‘VOOL “UFFI ERS 'I, Th . hackers ale 9.. id to be the big do: 90' ”ml: (rarity :lll‘t'chs(il‘l;llr\lallhb¢:rle j —
’ ,_ , f 9‘ l r , A a a - _
. ‘ ‘ ‘ m. y smote;‘.:r.::::'°.."::::::. ..........
I ’ . 54 :nchgg long ......................................... I p ion» This reason I park of (III 'n is. turningI of industry from mm o » an
: Bil S 098 014 pUTTEES ‘35. shill to be the largehl slnle l9l2, and[ m“ to WE” wmk hm
‘ f 3f K“ Al‘ 1 W0 'a a, il in IFIlId. should bi: obtainable or rozl- ! WIRELECC CEC‘RRTED {NT ri
I , , I wnalo Ilrlcm. '1}: corn n'lt f
. . We have some excellent vn- ‘ WOOlIIIEOCI‘IIllS I I“, ,a 9,. "mm, a; 1,000,135,“..112. j races ts sElzeo.
1‘ , . l 4 C er I r . K ‘
.mmmn'ssnmcamemum 35° °° . . It :..:°'::::::II.:::: :.-:'—:2.“°:..:::*: 3:“ mg new ..
_ -. r 1 g o orwrc mer. O
me. C wmsnnrs sue and 50c l .l... mm... sonlvml c... x... 8 l WIThOUT a Doubt
I _ '1. . - , pit-lo wireless “remlllm: Ollifil has
E Made by Weber Bros. and of a 1‘10}:le SELTS l‘ORl) TO DEVOTE . been discovered by n-erl “hens:
. . o .,. . P] ANT ENTIRELY near here, it bt't‘elntr known lzlsl
,goodqunhty. 3/, l ‘1 ,nighl, and has been confiscate-d by .
,- .' KHAKI WOOL sums , T0 WAR’S wonlthh; Comm... . We have the and most com-
~ , ' - ................................. $1.75 $2.50 ""““"" . he owner and u!-Pl’.’llt)r or the
$1.00, $1.50. $5.00 SW” SW“ -- ,5 mm... m... p... o... 1...... my: gull-lungs J” plete and largest assortment ol Wom-
, , ‘ ‘ .~ t‘ml- t out! it)
. . wom. AND 8th REEFERS . ~ .r. . . , ,
II ______ I . “hm, «n i u. l . . h 3}”: pousesstnn cnnlailml zl nulnbtr of _
. . g ............ . trusts.'.;.:':::‘ NW N 9“ 5 W's 3““ 5m“ i" ““3 low“ 0' ”0"
, . ‘. ., _Ilponnllllo for lllllllllx ll'rnugll 0“, ”m” b lips MD lllll trout 6‘! n n’rmanl'.
Elw00d&Glover a ABDOMINAL BELTS .iOul l‘llgralnnle of llldllrlrlill \\ ll pro- l“it‘lé‘finergl‘y‘izd:grhy” mm "m walk' Sizes from the smalles‘ Miss ‘0
' ........................................... SLM / Ilhlrulluns The Fort lllunl new in' ~ ”., .‘ e .,
122 Washington strut T“? Natural wow ' H C ', "” ("21; “"""""“"“""~‘ 20l)'h0.0llnTiIll'fl:‘fggwliel‘hlhll‘lrllrl‘: highly.” 52 bus! measure“ ‘
. , one if some \‘iall dim: sum! it; ' '
BoutIlNorwalk g GAUNTILET (”40‘ ES AN“ Ml'l'l‘S 34: $7 5 trur. All this. steel \lill not go into B 6.3.ng LS STOC-l; FARM. Lock around and come ‘0 us be-
:; Grinnell Horeehlde,‘ ined ................................. o um- Work. , ll LIN L
fill. I."' The chrome fihOl‘lllfit “hit-h nun ' '
w _ — ,K HEAVY COTTOIN SOCKS ‘ aces our Irmr progranu‘v is am. mints tirgt‘heIr-elrut-Ila“$ Iago “.030 Core you CCCICC buying. our Why of CO-
. putt to t 1- increased demand oil :2 °"
a vaiceable Mixed Cotton Sock: ....................... 25c 9'" i, chromo- for war Work. but mm}. M. , RICHMOND. \‘nI .‘lI'IlIn' h9.——('. IlI\'.II‘- in“ busnless has always madeiriends '0'.
. ‘ .Lplzclally m the sllpptng nhmlalzo Billings of *W or as sol m
Spots Beforé 1‘ Hundreds 0‘ other m1“! mlClCl. . l T Wvllluh mat“... it lrdponslble t0 (”Humour-t Curios Nu‘t 1 lab“ on the
l, l ' I enough ships 10‘ bring an :ldl-qumpiJames RlVQI' near ton to hi. brolln. “80
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The Eyes!

are due to the liver and poor

Buy now and arrow" M sluice at your leisure, but be sure
it is" mulled uo'r LATER. THAN uov. 15m.

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lumlly m’ (‘hromp mm, Rhodesia lnd lnlnv', Cln-rlcs ll. Hod-lock of New
Yolk The dud of Halo rclmdo‘ad ln
Hlnrico County (‘mut today shows'
'lhat the prior was 3. .00.0ll0.

New Caledonia. Whore
ed.

it is pl'odllr~;

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”'flle only way to determine the
«use is to consult an oculist.
{Our oeulist- who is \a graduate
”physician will examine your

eyes and advise you.

fTHAM ER
"The House of Good Glance”
~0cu|iste. Optometrists, Opticians,

87 Atlantic Sq. Stnullord. Conn.
Open eat; Eve. till 9 p. m. Est. 1897..

 

 

 

THE NEW SCiElCE

IWINITIION OF CHIROPRACTIC

H Chimps-tactic is the definition of the
tune of the disease and the art at
taunting the same. Disease is caused
tron wrench twist or sprain in the'
but. Even it done in childhood!
,1: creates pinched nerves and pain in 1
but life in the dlllerent organs and;
Dubs.

 

 

DANBURY COUNCIL
DEMANDS SERVICE

 

Chiropractors remove the cause ‘01,
disuse and pain. health is restored
mutt harmonizing the nerve eye
MI in your body. Female troubles
m special attention: also curvature
' tho Iplueé You will never regret
hlrpractor a chance tt

mentioned from flat Pun.)

Meanwhile John Henshuw. one of
.lle slookholdors of the Hind. has fibli'
ed the superior couprt to grant him
lh‘misslon. to inspect, the books of
,the company or at boast those parts
'u‘hich have reference to The contract
’,by wh'ch 'llte l‘l'iduepor: and Dan-
lilny Electric railroad tvns transfer
rod to tho Danhury t? Bothel railroad
in n stockholders suit now .pending
lln Ill" superior court
’ Th.“ slvllco gilcn by the
this 0 1y has already reached such
1-. llcyllnrablc point tha ! the company
but lmn lorcul to give the excuse
.-fl' its failure to move its cars on
Line the l its supply 0. coal was ex
MAJ a haurtrd or nearly so.

i The temporary rcceivcr- appointed
by the superior conz’ i is mama to
furnish a bond of 82 5.000 and take
possession forthwith of the books,
prim-ls evidences of debt and monor-
. tr or the corporation. collect all mon-

gcye owing to ‘it and take all luwtul
”stops within his power to secure and
p‘rzserve thr- neacts of the road.

At the hearing on the confirmation
of such temporary receiver on No-

Mlgn’otlc treatments given also.

T. FRANCIS, I). C.

Wulhln‘wn Rt. 80. N" rwulk. Cont
' Gnduato from Palmer School.

 

A Iva)? a Selection
of the urinary treat.
Painlell. no.» esteem
and will nos uritturo.
Humvee In Ito I dun.
Mil.“ ul’ 03800!- Tl.

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in all k I do} drul lists.
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. I 7““ valuation all»
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ON CAR LINES

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‘NO ONE IDEA
ROOFING HERE

We recognize the necessity ot difl‘erent kinds of roofing
for different purposes and carry a variety of the best rooting,
including of course, the heat shingles, so that we can advise
our customers honestly. you may regret it it you do not

prepare your root for that-fining season coming on.

,The Hatch &'/Bailey Co.

my. nation is such that the railroads 3T":tll9 owner of the book was. Stamford

In lll rrly impossible to allow uutmn- Zyears 8K0 and mde practically hi“
bllu utmutaclurors
"1an amount or chrolnp as 1,, mm”. is said to limo stunt ssoooho im-

of peace and at the same time lo‘PTOViHK Mm eqltlpplnr the “5”"?

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have enough left to tilt our mu til _.._._._.. ..

mnnds. Hence the reel.‘ tension: CONFESS STAMFORD ROBBERY ‘
ot' the Wall lndun rim iloard to cut
down the producllon ul 'Dle'llI e au .Ham and Hannah, Held in New York.
ItItIlItItioIlIlIiIlIlIts in tho lulled Staten: by lol Operated Here ,I‘I:
l' But thorc are other rretsonu tovl ST.\MFOR1),.\'ov 9'15"!“ "“m
tulnlng the automobil‘ factories Inland Joseph llannan, ”"5”“ 5°“:
anr uork. There is rub a sltonane'lllon. who were recently released from
gfflIIcIoalItIhIroutthIout the nIzIttiozl th:.t 5,3“. WW?“ are mp men who entert‘tl, ,

. we ml s engage m Wti‘l .\ ~. rlson ‘

work haw hlld to shut down portions the louse 0‘. 1' times C: d "t .a
of their plant. in the face or this llnuthorn sue“ on Oct. 3 an "o

,l’al‘l it is insisted by {lowlnment ottl ,Ijlwolrv or small \alue $5 80 in cash, .
0. his that it in little short of a crime and n mil, (use and clothing belonsinr: '
I, against the nation to allow ('Oul lo be lto Carl Doletrand
supplied to industries; ell-"aged in lhul -h

a mother. in ”WI

plndtlction of nonhggpnnam {in} 0059. I
[Garfield has rtpentedl) annallnrvd‘ Ham and Hannah were arrested n

Ill-M the coal supply of non new mini, New York. for a. similar crime, in [n
I'ldlllllr-t‘fi “Wild 1’? N“ "ll-1N ll 13 ion Hill. A note- book found one one
expected that the Fuel Allntinistra-i 0, them sent a detectiw to the ”Ni

,ltion will take act: on in this directlnnI
n
’5 in the very nenr future. [(19 once of Curl Dolstmnd's brother i

all l‘llilllt‘lmOl‘t‘ the transportation sit- iXI‘W York. and he tO'Il ”‘9 09W" “70'

 

 

 

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GREAT INTEREST IN

EAST NORWALK FAIR

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read an essay on their cord-7n expert-W

races and they will be published
thr- Evening St mine] tomorrow,

,unnble to hnIIlIISlIlImcilIm cauldron bom police “9,. notified .md Det. Serg'
non cement a n ustr es an ossrn . , lson went to
tinl industries Mr. Ford is receit ll-ll'fnnun and ““1"?" id nlit’ieli
n}: the highest “raise {0,- m5 frank; New York. Mrs (at son e I
,‘fffltlntz of this situation and his or jewelrv in the second branch detective
tton m doing h“ b“ ‘0 "’duc“ lh“ bureau tht re as her property The
non- msselltlnl demand tor Icllronl.I, Amount. “,9“ admitted to ilcl‘let’nan Hi

Im II and fret ht car.
1 ~ No Radicalz Adler: to Be Taken. ,tltat they "“9er the Carlson house— 4'

in it is hoped by the Goternmcnt that al 190‘" that Hannah ‘hd While Ham

The city fathers. headed by Mayor tacturc s wh' (ll now has under run they wold , one of the jewelry in Stam_

ltnnovnn. attendul in a
showed great intlrest in the affair.

This would" ”N, entertainment will inspimi by the snow. patriotic mo-
bn provider] by the Camp Fire Girls

They promise to present a pleasl
yroyrant.
llrduy nttvrnoon trom 2 to R ”rociot
Mild will close in the etching.

 

novmo in: POTATO cnoe.

\VASHIVGTON D C. NOV. [mute-the"

l’nllfax

following:
The railroads are now moflnlz wh

premises to be the suggest potn

crop in the history of the country.

This croq, which it ls'estlmatell.
will total or; trorimutely 453 billion

burhols or halt attain its much

lost year. has been on the way since.

the middle of September.

April Ill. 01 next year.

Reports rrce red by the (tonlm’
lion on Car
oven wl. h intensive loading.

 

nut-worn rho are to make a pin-1" rumor: too in Monroe «out!
' 8°; . measure or.

body an., sideration the reduction of the nut-

Tho tail- will be open Sol-

H. rrtson chalrmtin of the;howovr-l. is not contemplated tor lhc
Railroads“ War llonrd uulhorlzos that ,,~esent all it in desiri’d to limp the

The mnve~
ment of it will continue until about

nice indicates that
more
vcmber 201:: healing will also be than 750.000 cars will be flooded to
hold in the superior court sitting in bundle the potato Crop.

will!“

lord and iv.- recovereJ it yesterdaV.
\ Bridgetort girl was with Ham and

lives llld' moved lir. F'old. it is in- llnnnan when they were artcsud 1n 1
stated by the Government otlltiztls xpw yorkI She, told the Yew York dc-
InIIho are bungling thilIII matter ItIltnt tertlvos ,‘he met the two young men _.

we stout e cum wnr wot 5.
:ch 'l every automobile tttclory in the in a midi: cportrcstaufanl Th“ 22,,
on ion going full time .lnd overtime ed as moths; mature producers ..
j-oun it the production of plenrlhre nu 'otfored to In: it? :t motto "star of her.
tcmnbtlcs should be nhlndon-hl n’to' gm» said
Such radical action as this;

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COURT ORDERS RETURN -,
I xclllun orraulzntzons of the val-loud OF MONEY "LOST" IN MINE.
1“ factories intact 'I To recover money lost in the opera-
tu llnnrv Ford haw otteml voluntarily tion of a Temper mine in Rock lend

’0 d" ""9 0‘an Which the automobile a I‘ of l
manufhr more or flmfly every. no ll‘ll! Mlddlesex emit. 0 runs: TI:
tlou at war have been cpmpellpd to 375 were ,xlven in the super or mu. I

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

as do In Germany shortly after the yesterday ‘to Thomas" Taylor'trf ‘1";
outbreak of war the use or a shutdown“ for 590
list. of raw material:- for anything 1.”, ed the mine from the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

but war wo'rlr was forbidden. ’l‘hisl j
'in included steel copper. loathel 79”.?" Tidewater company. 'Md'
"ml all other comnlod lieu useful in has an ol'liceln Bridgeport. He said he
war. Manufacturers not merely 0' lure Strain $10,000 to use in workln'.
't" “1:": lull 0’ '33: “fill? l" “g the mine, but some 0! this wit.- spent ‘
potions corn rpusa

once to the production of shells end i” "‘1'“ '°’ “he" 9"” "‘ mm“ .2
other munition- An tumor men- armed let WWI of Tidewater com- -
Jumbo-lo wr- {rum in u nurpfls- tinny utoci‘: and, those have been at-
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m consume m. onwe stack of moo bones thrre HI 4 Wm would“

' the comlnitltc of automobile munu matched. They told lieflflmn “”1"" 7}.

 

Max-ac; .39!
3 Stores in one opera Charge ll
No Stairs to Climb ' Account

 

Sterling Ranges Guaranteed to l
Bake, Cook and Heat. Ranges
from $18. 00 to 890. 00.

New Perfection Oil Renters $3.95 to $7.50

 

Diningroom Tables

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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FOR'Z‘HANKRGIVIRG AT SPECIAL PRICES
Oak Table 42 inch top, solid and well constructed at $7.95
Other Tables '0: $7. 05 to $45. 00

Emu

Spatial Slip Sent titer Chair for $2.98

A Large and Complete Stock

 

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We W in throttling Home: Complete

Sterling Furniture (30.
will ”711941.” Wall-I St ~

 
 

 

 
 

 

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