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:.ROOFINGHERE .
We-mognissibsasos-ivy or diam m of m
for “animus-and mammals-rm,
mumamgmumnuommm
ourcnstonashonestly. Youmsyregretitifyss do not
prepare your roof for the raining season coming on.
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:the militant androgen“ now under
I: intrinspuishment for picketing have
* 'forced their removal from Occoquan
;1o the distrie' jail in Washington
1, “Mount: Rbeir owls physhal break--
gdown under the sell-imposed hunger
asfiike. Miss Lucy Burns. leader of
, ,the party. and Mrs, Lawrence Lewis,
,iof Philadelphia. last . night were
ittausierred from Oocuuuan to the
flail. where forcible feeding can be?
. more easily and conveniently applk’di
Last night before the two lepders;
were moved from Occuquan Miss}
fBurns was forcibly fed. She resist-i
;ed with extreme violence, which. in_
blur of the fact that it had been
5 Thaukulvings Sale—Costs.8uits&llrc.~scs
You are quite familiar with the good values we odor at our
rcgularprices. so it willbc sneasymsttcr for yontoflgurc out
how much you will save by buying now, when you can get a
float, Suit or Dress for one-quarter less than regular prices.
Don’t fail to take advantage of this bassist. . '
V THE
stints
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mark“? cons t I sum "gluing.” $11.98
~« ~ ----—~ sass $11.93 new $1.93 $18.50 “$14.98
cnoaxs m PARIS mummy
MEN'S AND YOUNG " '33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
7 (MEN’S OVERCOATS 4
seven days since she had taken ioodj
was remarkable. It required the.
united efforts of live guards to com-r
lpel Miss Buxnn to receive her all
Vlotted nutriment. l’rlmners in "Pigli'
boring cells describe the epiuode as
painful to witness. Miss Burns' cries
Were heard all through the putting.
Today a note from Misti Kate lieifel-V
finger of Philadelphia was received at;
suffrage headquarteru. it had been'
rmugglc-d through the guards, and.
read: 3
“Three times in fourteen days Alice
Paul and Rose Winslow have gone;
itiuouxh the torture of forcible feed-
ing. 1 now know what the torture'
is. The horrible nriping and such:
:nf swallowing six inches of stiff rub:
ber tubing is such a utrain on the;
nervous, system as is not to be imar-i
'All the Narmada '
311.95 '2"
tI,
tiuod even when the tube is. as for
i m3. bei g held by gentle hands.
i . - '"l'h‘a over, there is the ordeal of
Value ‘0 $16.50 ii": s d Fe II rs ' s' I
~— . : Fri ay 15 4 peaa s
" i s v‘ s
‘ :1 yflght ( IothlngCo am: cannon ..... .. ............... 24c lb. m u n- dons; wondering now me
am: 001) .............................. - ....... 20c lb. 9909“ 0‘ "1““ M00. “livid! will”,
. .Isln Of. 80. Nomi! ' - w “my, ' ’10:“) blood and pain. can let this be done
.............................. . . ‘0 "w". VOID.” (ll! after ill" wom.
s Em m s '. ............................. ' ..... 2081b. 9“ who 3'9 ‘5 pflwn bec.u.p (hp,
TIL! F188 ...................................... 18c lb. aim for liberty." , 3
BOSTON BLUE ..... . ....................... 180 lb. Miss Elizabeth Hamilton. of New
‘ ~ - Round Stealt ............ 34c FLAT ml! . .................................... 146 lb. ‘ York. ‘7” ”In“? “film" “'0': Oct;-
~ ....... .. . 24c mum in a seriousy de info can '
I.“ Patti's-310M 24¢ HADmDOCGK .......... . .......................... 136 lb. lion. Her hunger strike had reduc-
M M Quality Beef. HER . ..... . ............. , ................... 1 c'lb. pd her weight from 106 to 94 pounds.
gm Hams H, ________ 30¢ PM” mnm ...... ........................ 14c lb. sue was taken to (the headluufrteris
. Shoulders ................. 29c ‘ ‘ f « ~ of the suffragists an put to Ft un -
[ed shoulders ............... 28c bcnflllle S Blflllll’y Markeis er the care of n trained muse. lit-r
- Spat-cribs ................ 23c . . father had liald hcr Inc. '
. Cured Ifi’cgal Hints ......... 329 3‘ Washington 8" 39 "d” 8‘ .
Lard , Sam-I- Vnnulv Norwalk
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WASHINGTON. NOV. 22.-'l‘wo ol"
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in _ ‘ ,. manner saint
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LTriStrarn ‘8. Hyatt 9
Norwulk’s LeadingDry Goods Store ‘
20% REDUCTION 20%
On 'all China. cuss, Aluminum, Galvanized , and Tilt Ware. .
Turkey Platters all Sizes.
The Famous Savory Roasters
, Large Size’Grey Enamel Complete With COver.
Thanksgiving Helps in the
Basement it
$1.25
' L
DESERTER IS
SENTENCED ;
‘TO 20 YEARS
(Continued Front Page One)
nurture. On the day he was to leave
for this cantonment he was. not
around, and the other drafted men
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KRIEGLfR '
(.- co.
nailing. while the liquids are poured left Without him. lie was charged
through. then the withdrawal of the with deserting Austin 9. Whereas the 7-
tubc. With streaming eyes and pnf‘ch- first druitees did not come here on
ed burning throat. one lies thinking it! September 5. He was arrested in
‘ Woolen Automo-
Ecoon RECRUITING
- mv IN STATE
cream Cheese :' .......... ‘ ........ sec; 1 ”r— -
. lvsrythino in Groceries and Duties. /_. Major W. A. Mercer. recruiting of-
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Thanksglvmg Linens
Table Linens are one of the necessities in the Thanksgiving
preparation and our display will find appreciation among hun-
dreds of housekeepers. '
TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS and TABLE LINE! SETS
in all the wanted sizes. .
Very handsome chameleon trimmed with French
hand-made Ginny lace and Renaissance; also Hadeira embroid-
ered pieces. '
Real Madeira 1.0110820! SETS and TIA
hand-embroidered.
An excellent collection of TEA (21.01118, LUNCHEON
SETS, SGARPS, DOYLES, Etc.
" QUALITY AND VALUE are assured, due to our foresight
of market advantages many months ago. We invite you to share
these advantages Bee window display. ’ -
Chsruolt’s Market
Tel. 583-2
free Delivery '
harms,
MC.“ CDFDE “IDCHFN‘D 7.5117 .“CJIPFTE FPICEI
Ra WASHINGTON ' 31'.
licer, states that the Army recruit-
ing stations throughout the state
had another good day. a total of twen-
ly—nlnc mcn being forwarded to the.
recruit depots. and many more ac-
:epted who will no later on in the
week. lien who have u choice‘umong
the branches of the service are en-
wlisting now. rather than iwait ,tiw
draft, us it is probable that, after the
15th of December men of draft age
will not be allowed to enlist volum
inrlly. The following men are need
Norwich. October 20.
in Civil War "mm men who fail-
ed to appear before the draft boards
were sent after by provoat marshals
and fonced to appear. flow much a
part of American life in the 20th
century the selective service not has
become. can be "allied from the lions
tence meted out in this case. Men:
think they can treat their orders '“l
appear before draft boards careless
ly are hereby warned that from ”19'
minute thcivoname and numbdr is
ticked off In the m-eatest lottery of
time. they are subject to summary
military law.
Pctroski pleaded lzuilty to the.
charge of desertlon. but offered a
pleslof not guilty In regard to the
specification of his offense. which;
stated that he had been duly drafted
into United States service and that
he had deserted that service August
9. His answer to the specification
as that "Aumtst it" should line
W
NW
' bile Robes
Size 600ml 80 in.
' This Robe is Especially
Constructed for Auto use.
Guaranteed by the Mann-
facturer to Give Sstisiac-
lory Service tor Automo-
bile use. '
.220 PRICE -, - $6.75
rtod "August 21." N.
Although the derision and sentence H 3—— M... __ r _
were read before every company iln TAYLOR, BANDIT ' HOT HUSBAND”
camp last nluht. the lesson s at-
itt dl f in c rzl bli. d ’
2:...iuci..;"...°m‘f..l°twill. f. ‘23. SURRENDERS T0 4P WHILE ASLEE?
«mm m. . POLICE MEEKLY-z ,
First Hartford Deserter.
(ed to form .1 WM" Supply tit-1m Speaking of delertlons, Hartford;
puny of the 26th Engineers at Vi" hi"? "ii “Ti“ litillOiiiil‘hle de-
Wrightstown. N. J.: Saddlera, t‘ooku. 39“" tonight, if idenry E. ’Landry.
anglers, Stcnogrtlphcrs. Clerks. Team- of Company C. .iourd linclune Gun
tiers. Chauffeurs. Packers. Cobblers, Ilattalbn M5 not . l'i'lili'iied lo the
Barbers. Horseshoers.‘ Electricians. barracks by tcn'ociock for at that
Carpenters. Tailors. Surveyors. 6312- lime "'8 it‘ll days limit Will be end-
crs. Pliomxrapltcrn. "and Drill Op—f‘il. ""erv Wan arrested and held
t-rators. Power Drill Operators. Gas in Hartford 701' a it“ days by the
Enginemen, Tool Sharpeners, Black. Hartford police. but it is understood
WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. :2.‘
flint. Lucia lmbimbo. 22 years uni.»
shot and instantly killed her i”...
band, Domenic, 26 years old. while lie:
was sleeping in their home this morn—
burgr and then. dressing their two hu-
bics, aged two years and two month-w.
she took them to the home of her
brother. Chats Tontasella, and told
what she. did. She claims her rearon'
WILLINGTON. Conn. Nov. 22.——‘
Claude Taylor. accused or many rob
berles in this region and wanted by
the police of Massachusetts for vio-
lation of his prison parole waicap-
lured here late yesterday. Alflough
Taylor was armed and reputcd’to be
desperate h’e meekly surrendered
when a barn in which he was hiding
was surrounded by a posse. Recent-
.. , it on. here that he has been released.| 'V be Was trapped in the woods at
l"$£};ers,afizsdmt'llig;ir‘: Julie}... Many of tire men here do not. know ‘ Wesiford. but broke through a cor.
Among the mcu" forwarded ,9” . that ten days'. absence without leave». don of police and Citizens. .
day “‘9...” Aviation ”Mug", Siam! makes them liable to the charge of- ‘ Taylor was taken to Stafford
Corps. Harry F. Allairc. John H. Ni. desertion bill Landry was absent Springs tonight and tomorrow he will
col. Gm,“ p_ span”, Bridgeport; without leave once before which will be sent to Hartford. it is understood
Frank c. Connerton. Sidney G. Pros not make any sentence Its my netl ”tradition papers arc already in this
if. Hartford: Harry H. Holland. John lighter. , Slate Atom Massachusetts for him on
i. t’l'f‘nnnnr. Torrington: Miles Trav- Somewhere on the hills beyond the
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ZLEAKING RADIATORS
‘ Repaired While You Wait .1 "
Fenders, floods, lamps and Bodies
, Slra'ghlened _
WELDING GUARANTEED
WREGKS A SPEEMLTV
VAAsr BROS. GARAGE
' Phone 1350-29“ 17 CHESTNUT 811, SC. Nonviflt
... -p-
'; ays fresh Roasted}
the ground that he is a fugitive from; .
for killing her husband was that ho
threatened to kill 'her last night be.
'fore they retired, Relatives of litre.
lmbimbo informed the police. and rhea
was placed under-arrest, having it“
mined possession of the revolver rm-
til disarmed by the officers. .
Artillery. andmen who Wish to work
at their trades can find places in the
Aviation Section, Signal Corps. Quar-
ter-muster Corps. Signal Corps. and
the. various Engineer Regimtnts.
NORWALK MAN ,
? IS A SUICIDE!
(Continued Front Page One).
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,PEANUTS i
GHIO'ITO’S . f ,
f; “13 R. R. Ave. i SPECIALS
I in ’ w‘péwsniiiétf I. 3‘1““, “GNP-rm. wilt. .. ......... 48¢
‘ rann‘ "an“; immwmt..uuunu ..... ..'.. ..... .......... ”6
1411-0. Oats ZpkgsJSc
.fl’urocooosinquartjaucntto . Me
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guano ..... 3pkgs.25¢
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Minivan sanitation
“Harsh
_T__ played in the Tale & Towns factory
here. but had arranged to no to
. south Caroi'na today; to take a post-r
lion there. it was said.
it. was also said that Ir. Patrick
i had a Aster in Norwalk. from which
town he came about a year ago. A
lthe
ibarn near the 301st
football players on the gridiron Just
as they wepe arguing whether it was
first down or not. he so startled the
band that "Over There" ended as dis-
mally as a funeral march. he made
mounted military police and
their horses look as if they Were run«
ning the .other way. .'
No court martial sat to consider
his case. but the stable man of the
Machine Gun
shook his head dolefully when told
of the depletion of our national forces
here. and remarked "l alwayj knew
that damn mulq would get away
some day." The last seen of the;
mule was when it was kicking lts‘
heels and bunyins to Join the 82nd;
Division at Camp Gordon. Atlanta. Gag
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cr. New Haven; Carl A. Schurmer. fianacks of the. Machine Gun hat. justice. A'horse stealing charge also 5 l
' Merlden‘: Elmer C. Lockwood. Stam- tallon is pnother deserter. who broke stands 353m“. him and tonight hi‘ is; peC'a S "l
Iford; (‘oast Artillery: Milton 0- loose from camp abourz o’clock to- “mg‘d ‘° “a"? confessed t0 robbing} .
tn-Becrs. Norwalk: Frederick L. Rob- 'day. eluded officers. privates. military, the post office at Stafford “01'0“" i Fresh F'Sh
lnson. New Haven: Quartermaster and kitchen police. machine gun dig- R LE s - ‘ _
Corps: Clifford A. Fowler, Dnnbury: gets. football players. the brass bandi U 0' SOCCER ; ‘
Harold L. Goodwin. .Xaugaiildii hf‘the sum iinfitntry. land 'went A PM"? may raise his heelswhcn-s akOod‘ l 22.
Stevzdores: Theodore Parker. New pounding oil into the woods disdain- he is throwing the ball in from touch “ """ "
London: Sherman Sg‘ph' Njgmlam- (“1,1 Infinitelyhso of rtlllii'e alrmti‘ on his providing he has any part of both feet Steak Salmon ............... 260
it: Connecticut 088! W}: tree a. or rat er. n 5 (us . ti ' , .
till-nest H. PstChen. Bridgeport: Leo, 3W of Chase. on the line at the time of throwing. Butter Full ................ 18f:
oard E. Bresnahan. Bridgeport: lied- ' H w 't to t with in if: A 9'0“] keep" cannot ”9.0113389" Native Frost Fish .......... . its
last Department: Arcbili J. Berger, 9 ' nan con 11 g“ ’3 0 without the referee being notified. if M WI 253
~ . quietly. lie spoiled the beans that e ........... .
Putnam: Slml Enlisted “050m were cooking for tonight's supper by [his does happen and [be new ‘0‘." m:
“’9‘“ 36"” J' ”m" {‘h"‘;”;’.; bringing the cooks into the chase; keeper touches the bail in the pen- Greenport Oysters """" 9";
51112;"! 3;; Eggzzm‘tafdgrihe: fligld lie broke through a tangled mass of any area, a penalty kick must new cm --------- 15° 91‘
awarded. ‘ ' ” ' t
.\ goal keeper can be charged on“ N Y k M k
side his goal area just the same 219' ew or at e
any other player. _ lie cannot be! Tel 35942
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charged in his own goal area exefpt‘
l > 143 Washington fit.
when he is holding the ball or lit/oi»-
strucilng a player.
A Player cannot be offside if he has; -"‘
three opponents in front of him at the; THE NEW SCIENCE '
time that the ball was last played. ;
.\'0 player is offside from a 2033.0EFlNlTION or cmnoenac‘rln
km; i chiropractic u the session of no
.. "'Iuseoftbodismoandtheanm
Puuomcs AND PIES ,
adjusting the same. Disease is also.
byawrcnchtwis’torspnintntho
MAY BE CURTAILED- ”ck. Even if done In W
‘ Shortage of the sugar supply of the, it creates pinched nerves and pain in
woman who..it was understood. had
come from Norwalk. said 'that lit-.5
Patrick was a stunted ln'sn b‘nt wda: M
livin napart from his win. he ,‘ ‘
clined to give any further informa- street. was discharged yesterdaY. ,
HOSPITAL NOT”.
'tlon about him. and asked the wool.- u“. 1W”. John.“ 0' 31 Le!-
lnaton avenue. and Clarence London
.Tlie odor of gas attracted Justin“ 28 ”‘9“ lstreot, "n; admitted ’°"
an in whose house the man died to
give no more. '
gllofl'of the landlady M she went Milly.
to all Patrick this mm and '6‘ Walter Miller of 8 Clinton Terrace
to the discovery of summon Dr. n, mum Mu
nucleus Tks In
the pollen
' dssd
tbs lsndhdy entered groan. 771.! .01!!!"le Mr.
were
when
a
A
:counfry has led the Food Maximum-3,“: u“ "' a” “m“ m “'5' -
Illon to consider the recommendations ctars m". m m .1-
rs. Lucy Schlitt of 75 Spring of cuttinxout the use of sugar in pm' tissue as pain. health is memos
i u the s-
. and puddings, for at least one day in, it"!!! harmonl it! In". sy
a week. and perhnpl during the penoaf “I .1" ”i" {“bfg’t-Mfw m? "'
of the war. to . allow for its use for! ,¢ “W spine. You 'm m m
more necessary purposes‘ . This in; dvlnj tho hirpractor a. chance to
addition to the meatless, wheatic'ss. 1'" m
, and fall‘s daysnlreadrreconlend mum“ “'“m
ed will brtag. more}: forcibly to the
people of the country the realisation
I. WM IL, '0. m 0“
[that the country is at "war.
Orsdn'dts ”entrainm- Most. . .
Norwalk Chronicler