but he can’t when
world is on a slant.
THE
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Stamlord
bun 8min:
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No! aneoculist,amedicsl
nee.
opticitfns make all the
.. -ts«- and fittings. 0pti~
. of the highest quality
led in the manufacture of
, ’ysgiasses and s ctacles.
jlioes are an invrgcation!
HAMER
. is, Optometrists, Opticians,
“Wits House of Good Glasses”
Atlantic Sq. Stamford, Conn.
3“. Eve. till 9 p. m. Est. 1397
E NEW CIENCE
,Iou or cmnornacrtc
- v ~ is the definition of dial
.0! the disease and the art oi
, the same. Disease is caused
”wrench. twist or sprain in the
' men it done in childhood‘
, pinched nerves and pain in
:30 in the different organs and
. -ractors remove the cause oi
and pain. health is restored
. harmonizing the nerve sys
it your body Female troubles
.ocial attention; also curvature
' spine.| You will never regret
rthe Chirpractor a chance tr
you.
3 . ~ - - treatments given also.
T FRANCIS, D. C.
' 'Mmgmn BL. 30 Norwalk. Conn
filtrate from Palmer Schoci.
"5-311
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fish 26s..
" 7' mater fish 25c.
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ROOFING HERE
Werecogn'netheneeelity of dinerent kinds of roofing
for diflerent purposes and earryavaristy oftbebsstroohg,
including of course, the best shingles, so that we can advise
our customers honestly. You may regret it if you do not
prepare your roof for the raining season coming on.
The Hatch 6 Bailey'Co.i
..., ‘ .. LABOR comm " ion
opens IN Bureau)
(000m ll'nc- PM. Wl.‘
“I spent the summer oi 1915 and
ms in France and Italy doing what i
could in helm then is their elem
toinoressetheeflcisacrottheirindtrs-
tries so that they could hold back the
German army and possibly, detest
them. In 1915 England was in a very
and way.
“i was in England when the Princess
PatCaudian Regiment was literally
out. to pieces. You know they went in
I a full regiment at 2400 men and cater
out with less than 150 men and eight
oillcers and most at them wounded. l
was talking to a young Canadian omcer
from Montreal, who used to be a salt»;-
U man and therefore a worker/in civil
._..,,. £3,333 I , . 3,- 3 life. and he told me that they had run
'7 13294.; out of ammunition, that the artillery
had run out of shells and that they had
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WOMEN’S and MItSES’ WEARING APPthl.
A limited number of new arrivals in the newest fittehions
to crawl on their bellies, lcat‘inz “if
proximately 2,300 men behind. dead
and missing. They even had to wit-
ncas‘cne of their otllcers cruciiica he-
tore their very eyes.
and fabrics for the women who look to us regularly for gold
ance and inspiration before choosing their apparel would have,
made of unquestionable correctness to choose from at extremely
low prices to sheet an immediate disposal.
we PARIS urnntu'sav
CLOAKS
I "And what was happening in Eng-
ilnnd? A large shipment of munitions
that l was assisting on was completed
and ready to whip and, could have been
used and should have been used in this
ivory battle—upwards oi 300,000 pieces
33,, tuunition entirely completed with
w-..
SENTINEL‘ nounsv,sov.1s, 1911 a.
m_.m__-_~.-- .--_ __-.4.-.. -v
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Give wool warmth at
cotton price. Grey or
white blankets, all
size crib blankets. .
Many designs in pink
or white.
3th [lobe Blanket Sets.
Complete With Cords ad
Frogs....i3.50
A Big Stock of Wool
Blankets
1 Tristram r & Hyatt '
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
BEACON BLANKET S
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nounced the death due to accidentt
will probably be acceptt d as final by 3
‘ ‘ihe exception of a'small tiring pin. 1. (‘oroner John J phi-.1“, who Wfln in
33 S 0' Ma," S t'. S 0' N arugalk was told that they could not be dellv- Norwslk this afternoon 31
—" --.-._ -- ~— a n__. ..... “Pd in less than three weeks for the Ihilllllfidwa‘ 'S‘tiv‘elhiohonuritlnii
reason that'the workmen were tukinz :32. ”"22,
their usual summer's holiday. Think
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SPECIALS :3..."::..'.Zi‘.‘.’..‘:‘:‘;.‘::2:331:52122.LILIUOKALANl-‘wi’ms |
Butter, the finest Creamery, per lb. .................. 48c hardshivfi and tortures or hell and the IN LAND SHE RULE” 3
3 very nation. was in danger. i
White Rose Baked Beans, a can ....................... 15c “And “0‘, m, m m 333333 "3 and (Continued from rtrst Page) 3
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Try Our fresh Roasted 210 Coflee. i: this convention is going to give the arc and annoudtcludhi w“ mud» to the
chi'. an tar as you are concerned, to ”up“. by the ling 0‘ hello 3,3,3 .33..
H. 0- Force, 8. pkg. .............. . .................. . 3 106 Ill? American pcoplc, and lo our “1“”! half muslin: 3h “out: "prim? 31:3“:
' . and last but not least to the em eror 1000 among e Mi "‘8 nc M 0"
Standard Kerosene Oil, a gallon ................... 10c 3m (Mgmny And 1 m“ w my tgyou'cmen 03 m 0” room 33333333333333,»
7 ‘ —' ' ly gathered to mourn
A- STULIJ ”m ”0 tar M we have gone. ”'0 Senator Ashurrt of Arizona. on tep-
answer Is on the side of Germany. We reucniallvt‘ ot the Congrmsinnnl
‘ mjk, tare still washing our dirty linen and party now visiting the Hawaiian lb
34 Cottage Street. E3“ NM we haw not as yet settled down to “stands. 05“?” ”Mamie" '2‘ rm";
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—~ froaiizntion of our condition The Ger :3: ‘3'}"32‘1‘33‘3‘3'331‘ :31; m “(33333“3,‘
“ mun propaganda “' broad one I" 0'0 and close tiritods who had. good
liilld and may be numbcrctl amongflamh m tht' bt-duitlt‘ oi the tyimrl
your dclegatcs, and ahy not? They'Qut’efl
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Tuesday Specials .. mm... «3 3,333
l-.n l ml Tltc were in the iiuma oi , ' i
FRESH PORK SHOULD!” """"""""""" 266 lb indigo. they \it‘l'? in the Chamber at 131133;)“ nu:::(a‘:ttt1rltli‘.tvi,fl: feanml? :vltll‘i'rht:
FRESHLY 'KILLED FOWLS ......... ' ............ 2501b. 7 Ital)“ thpy we”: in the Chamber of removed :3? [ho hillltr’li‘t’ [inlllfl‘ti'lflilrg'
~. . ~ . ‘ niacc, w no t c uncra
RIB LAMB CROPS ............................... 326 lb. 1"). Inlnipflh‘n Hangs?! 'he: :lflthmPCF a." 13" hPlt' AR h Wl“ b9 Ih" fun
. y lit'l rent. an sun at 9 case 0- l of the last native monatrh oi
LOIN LAMB cnons ..... 3. . . . . . . . . . . .3.- ........... 38c lb. 33,333, 33,333,333 333,), no, 3,3,: m m" m M 33..." a“ ”w mm 03 m, 33333 3333,33
POT ROASTS OF BEEF, N0 Bone . . . .7 ............... 24c lb. iialniivc bodies. national. state and mu- will bedrcvtv'cd and unclcnt nxstoms
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raucv cnannnnnms ......................... 15c qt. "MW" And " "WM 1 "out. who 0 3753,3333, 0",,“ 33333333333, 33...,
' , , incl herewknml Ill! be": 20:12:83" yhomn striking gitlrloglnillbltllruélw
,3 0 going to now int? c 'o is tuned Status 5 o ~u scn ct '
SChMlze S sam‘ary markets We can only judgc by his actions and oily tor the iicd i(‘roau I’ttunl stud $23
' ' ‘ - a . . W'tnntws run
3, ashington 8t. 39 Main St. 3hcu ho nuptoarhos this great problclt III??? “Loin“ “I“ 33:33 ‘3’ m ““3”.
Sou“ “m. "0|"de- 3otuginning3:123:81) t “3” (lcrmnn mi t-hc holstcd the Stars and Strip!!!
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Coffee Prices Reduced
Here' is Good News for all lovers of Fresh Roasted ti'oflees.
No change in the kinds, simply a reduction in prices. We have
always had the largest Coil'ee trade in the city. Now we should
increase our sales inuch more. Do not delay, follow the crowd,
try a pound now.
No. 1 Royal Plantation Ooflee, formerly 35c, now ......... 30c
After Dinner Blend Goii'ee, formerly 320, now ...' ........ 260
Challenge Blend Coffee, formerly 30c, now ............... 22c
Golden Santos Blend Goflee ............ lb. 20c, 5 lbs. llor 96c
Beckmann's Best Blend (In silver foil bags), lb. ........ . . . 33c
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY AND
SUBURBS.
A. F. Beckmann & (10.,
83 & 85 Washington St. Phone 1405‘
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.iwsshiseton on: Water in, food prices will man in New York William H. Outbsiehad ciltargo oi the
within a tew days. in the opinion of action details. .‘ 3 .
'rule you could possibly have the rights
\ou now have under a democracy Ask
any man who has come trom Gcrmnny.
lisk him “by he left Germany! lie will
:toll you the answer it he is honest. it
[we continue to argue among ourselves
ln's to the. right and wrong of this prin-
ciple and that principle and continue
.trying to satiety our personal umbi-
ltions and our pocketbooks at the ex-
3pensc oi our national efficiency what
‘will we say when our boyu return from
France? What are you going to tell
them? How are we going to square
Icurwlw-s with them and how are we
going to . square ourselves with our
conscience?
"Personal disagreement here. or cl
torts to take advantage of this war.
either by capital. or labor, is un-Amert
can, and it the men are not loyal to
the nation. they‘rthould at. least‘m’ loyal
to their own flesh and blood
"it Germany wins this war it will be
because she has beaten us to our
knees. it will be no time then to say.
over her mode-mo in Washlnaion
PlaCc. advising her former subjects
to support titc lowrnmcn oi the
Unihd States to tho fullest
Always l-‘reslt Roasted
. PEANUTS
GHIO'I'I‘O’S
13 R. R. Ave
Needs for
Saturday
Native Fowls 32c lb
Maleslic llama, 32c lb
Roast Pork 32¢ Ill
31 didn't know.‘ because we do know.
‘lt will be no time then to say that ’l
‘3wish I had done diderentiy.‘ because it
DIVORCE FROM HUSBAND commodities
— - will be too late.
lt-ggs. flour. poultry and some other
"\lay we not hope that a national
spirit. may be reborn here?"
Kathryn M. Roland oi Fairileld, was
granted a divorce from Arthur l.. Ru-
land. wealthy Fairileld resident. when
the report or Attorney John T. 1... Huh-
hard. who acted as a committee in thc
case. was accepted in the Superior
court. intolerable cruelty was alleged
by Mrs. Rutland, but the committee rc-
port did not mention anyt‘hpeciflc acts.
When the first hearing was held be-
fore Attorney Hubbard. Mrs. Roland
tiled a claim for alimony but she nub
.uequcntly withdrew the petition. The
report states that the Rulands have
lived in Fairtleldotor the past eight
years.
{Kathryn McClellan. She married Ru-
3lsnd July 4, 190i).
uooo'usws res rue PUILIC
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federal and city ollcisis. A sarp de-
me- at rues-anemia "
The sugar situation, according to
thcrse ofl'lciulu, is improving; gradually. BOY CLEANING ,
he Brookl n Ra l Tr as om-
puny has purrhasedpfooo grail: oi HIS REVOLVER
KILLS BROTHER
potatoes. whcih it will sell at cost to
its employers. 3
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AUCTION one nor HELD. i . ‘.
‘ -stcr'u liié. Tho little fellow died
The auction 0' the Mrtl Emily it 'about 6 o'clock however without re-
Smith place in East avenue was not' “3.3.,“ consciousness. '
held Saturday afternoon out account oi Medical Examiner Dr. Samuel H.
a misunderstanding over the division ”'3" mil-0“ V“ summoned ““0 h“
at the property. and the olivillingnessl hgflgetttin?m};: ‘xarrfifitnflblemrmdll
of properties pill'chiiffled to submit a w..- and tound it .0 be an old “"5.
bid. chamber Smith and Wesson iireartu.
No sale was made of tilt lmo Shim- I 53:21:31; T;e;"o"::'g:ufi3'mfiz
“‘8‘ property I“. NW". afluf, :13" [W c.flm‘3.. “u of which 'gre
vin Beach, as the. bids subt itted were practically hidden by dirt and rust
below that out in by the Turner. who 33,?” local wizarogmmglrm"
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hold the property at over "in $3,000 fig- take 03% inasmuch as the at-
'"'°' ' lair was purely accidental. The boy‘s
whats; and ibis “he
bout-gmmpast Afithsetths
,wau'i
FreshShoulderI-... .......
Freshnams.... ............ 34c
RumpofVeal ............. 24c
ShoulderVeal ........... .20c
New York Market
Tel. 359-12 3
to Washinatonlt.
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We have the and most com-
plete and largest assortment oi Wom-
en’s Costs and Suits in tbctownoiNor-
walk. Sizes trout the smallest Miss to
52 bust measure.
Look around and come to us be-
iore you decide buying. our way or do-
ing business has always made lrieutis for
us.
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Sterling Ranges Guaranteed to
Bake, Cook and Heat. Ranges i
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New Perfection Oil Beaters $3.95 to $7.50
Diningroom Tables
POE WW6 AT SPECIAL PRICES
0ak!able421nehtop,sohd sohdandwelleonstrnctedats’lfi
Othsr'rsblesforflfitoflbm
Specialsliplsatheathsrchairfornm
Augeandcompletem 33'
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Wslpeeisliseinl’arnlshingnansscompkts
Sterling Furniture Co.
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