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comfort!
§ There’s no such thing! .
We must be remhablv warm. at least.
‘ , Hebe drevsome of the things the store otters to help
attain warmth :—
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W ' '4 " OVCTM‘S
Fllr'Coa'ts ' “ Sweaters
Woolen Hosiery Flannelette Petticoats
, Comfortables Knitted Gloves
Felt Slippers Quilted J aekets
Woolen Underwear Blanket Bathrobes
War Saving Stamps
Will Strengthen Sam
Uncle Sam wants everv man and woman and boy and
Kiri to do a share towards paying for this war we are go-
ing to win. So everybody can do that share no matter how
small. he has issued War Savings Stamps They cost ‘25
cents each. If vou buy $4 worth of them this month and
then add 12 cents: you can buv a War Savings ( ,e1't1l11..1te
worth 555. Do you see how easv it is to both lend a hand
and save money—and get interest on your savings? Buy
your first War Savings Stamp NOW and HERE: this
. store is helping Uncle Sam by selling them
See Our Flags-
and our Allies Flags
such an exhibit of flags as 11 a\ net er seen in Bridge-
port before!
The Flags-ef—the-United States from the very begin-
ning! The flags of the Colonies and of the founders of
"these colonies! The flags of 0111 Allies 111 todav' s wa1.
The flag that waved at Concord: the flag that waved
o’er Washington: the flag that flew' in victon in Mexico'
’—all the flags of the different epochs of our nat1onal life:
now on exhibition here.
This collection of flags is owned bv Lieutenant Tel-
_fair Minton of the New York Naval Reserve who has
- loaned them to the store for exhibit and also 1121 out to give
,.,
1 each afternoon a talk upon them.
That talk will be at three o’clock each silt-moon of
this Week It will be very much worth your while to hear ,
it.
i We all reSpect and glow in Our Flag but We knew too
little of its history. Let us grasp this opportunity to learn
more and to gain new inspiration.
The l-lowland Dry Goods Co, Bridgeport.
.-. .... ...—_..... . -ZEEP
lulu oi the toluene. «his loo. llv
nor l. imp, 1“ lat “and.
lie was sixty-la year- of are. all
well howpdn town. loamy yours
he had been ounrintendent of an",
make Home. holding the position no
der various town and city administru
done. and trivia: nucleation lo the
citizens by his conscientouo attonton
to the duties of the place. he was 1
member oi Norwalk Aerie. Fraternal
Cider of Eagles. Norwalk lodge, Bo-
moient and Protective Order or ml.
Our BMhersLLodgo, l, 0. 0. I". and
other organizations. The funeral will
be held on Sunday aftgrnoon at 2:30
o’clock. and inlermenf will he in Ri-
verside cemetery.
. Ralph tonne Dunedin
The death oi Ralph Eugene Beno-
diet, in Btamlord was reported here
Deceased was a non or the late Mor-
11mm who for years coll-
ducted :1 stationery store in Wall
street, Norwaik. lie was 11. printer by
trade. working for some years in The
Evening Sentinel oflce, and then so
lug 10 New York city, and holding p0
siliopa an a Iinotype operator on the
New York Sun and other publications.
Franklin Miler.
rmnm. .1611", o well known ml-
dent of Rutherford. .\'. .l., died tut
Wednesday noon. after a few days' ill
’11.... its 1111s a imuherdn-law of Sam-
'1.:l bl. Mic-r ol‘ Flax llill lined. and
well-known In many people. in thil
'il}. For years» he passed the New
Year's holiday at Mr. Aller’u home.
but do: yrnr was unable to come here.
Funeral of G. L. 0. James
Puntrul services for the late George
Lester Gurney .1an were held from
his late. home on nowaylon avenue
yesterday afternoon. nor. P. .t, Cole-
man officiating. The pail hearers were
lir-urv Johnson. Donald Campbell, ller-
lit-rt Knobcl and Harry rim-ct Many
people attended the [1111ch of this
young man who was the first of .‘ior
I‘nlk's soldiers to die while :11 amp
There mm handsome flowers from
the IlndeI Oyswr Company, from the
Reliance Hook ll iauider Company and
also from Butler Lodge of Odd Pel-
lows of which the young man won I
member lie died at Camp Gordon.
Atlanta Georgia. from plum pneumon-
In. at the age of: lutermcpr was in
Union 0111mm: WWII.
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Funeral of o. 1111. Move
Funeral services for the late
Gnome AW. Sprague will be held from
llu' funeral chapel of Funeral Director
Always 116161 11666161
. PEANUTS
GHIOTTO’S
13 R. R. Ave.
Saturday
Specials -~
Preohxilled‘rurkcy ..... (bulb.
Prerhxilledl’owl ....... 35:111.
imnllloaatl’ork ........ 30:191.
Prahflloulder... ...... 2801b.
Freehnalna ............ 3261b.
Yoreqnartenofhllb...2§clb.
’ ’ 9131’ no ............. 1261b.
Free ”0|”ny [OW Prices rmn Spnrerihu .......... seen:
, LoafLord ............... asap.
BECKMAN N 5 6mm .......... . ..... 2211:.
‘ W gORW AC1 K’slltemalnss}: gmnwngh 3” Lamb ............. 20¢
e arrya ompe once a ncy
G W llbe pie to t 'al .
~ lam: men... 1.... ...11’.‘.°S'.‘..‘. .". .1. “CW Yuk Market
~ V Best Creamery B. r (Beekmann quality). 1d. 353.1;
' ound ............................... 52c
. -‘ No. 1 Royal BPlantatfiln Cofi'ce. formerly 35c. now Site “SWIM "
, ‘ filiaflgfimend Co ee.formeri?30c.now ..... 22c ___ _-_ __ "_.-
Corn or Peas.perean ......... a... “"‘ ‘“ ‘
Nroad'way BorandT matoes.perean ........... . 3'16" Pork W- --------------- a"
, BieeI Very good value) 3 lb, for25c 3111611 Froah um ......... m
g .................. lellersSSe FM- mm a:
, n'llgcatlclh’I (REC per lb ...... -- ........ 19¢ ”rub W . .. . 23o
space orbarzains. :rouh.Pl'l'ou...... ...... ......12:
' 1 hand Homo . ....... ...... 316
~ .‘ F/ k C H w W o. ...... r ..... . 2“
r5 " Wood loo! Tm .“. ....... 26o
" r‘r . ' m .................. as
A- «530 Illann 81 0- mm... ........ ...
‘1 ‘ out that .
1111 a». .IZIZIZII:'I"IC'ZILIZ an:
\
m Menu ‘11 Julio‘s Nolan”!
hold this oft-noon at 3:. o'clock from
the late home an Cm street. Roway-
ton. Ber. Gabriel Dons. rector oi the
Hungarian Reformed Church, omen:-
ed and interment was in Riverside
Cemetery.
SCHOOLS CLOSE
UNTIL THE COAL ,
PAMINE ENDS
(Continued from First Page).
’ .
All electrical bill for work in me
high school was laid over until an In
restlgnttol could he made.
The Royal Typewritlng company
node up our of to. machines at oer-
~uty‘ dollars and refund to be wit.
in; to wait for the money until such
board voted, Minute Ill-pinto tho of-
'er on file and deter the purchasing of
the machines until a future dau-
An insurance hill covering 1lw Put-
un Hose building on Prop lip street
as presented. but was referred m the
Second Taxing district, which owns
‘he building. The contract held {or
‘he board calls for stratum rem and
willing else, and it was either a had
mistake or brown rdontery IO present
such :1 bill. some of the school board
claimrd.
The report of Superintendent fl v.
'luehlnan for the month of Member
was accepted. \
Miss Mary Culbono of the ilanbury
normal school has been engaged lo re.
place may Dwy'or of the Orr-r ltiver
wheel. and Mrs. Greenwood l0 ropince
\lils ohlwelter. who recently martini
'lo reported that the Knudsen buildin'
was nearly prepared {or occupancy.
and that the heating plant will he hm
on the Hill of this month. _
All the hill-1 presented were ordered
paid when found correct.
The board 1ben adjourned unlit next
Tuesday ow 11in: when 1I1e y will
meet to clap olIll-ors for the ensuing
term.
100 TONS OF
COAL BOUGHT
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Mr llariield'» win-1e barium.
gram follows:
Jeremiah llonot'un. Mayor
slough Norwalk, Conn.
Lebirh Valley loaded 29”; for liar»
ris 1: (lane. South Nomaik. 601') tons
This 111 only boat 11 which we have
knowledmh, Went conditions ir
11m York have W prohibited
dumping cool to boom and ice «on-ll
'lonr such that even i! could l7? put
into boon further movement nfl'loml
ly hampered Have. arranged diver
don of all roll of all cool possible for
wroment that way and solid train
have been made up for New lvlnrlam‘
which sinned Saturday lost. Are
trying to gel detail of ihfl‘r- train
and suggest you keep _in much with
New Haven road with object promp
rail movement from either linrlm
River or Pougbkorprie liridxe. [lob-1
reply live right.
Fuel Administration. sum.
But. and here comes lhl' thing 1b.:
maker clear rolling min. State l"ue
Administrator l’l‘honlos Russell we!
made acquainted with the situation
here, with the remit that be sent a:
order to Judge Light, chairman of tin
local ‘fucl administration. com
maddening the 100 tons of coal am
paying Raymond Brothers the pric-
ol 810.55 a too for it.
layor Donovan today said that h
would be able to announce what 11y:
tern would he used In the dintributior
of the coal which he thought Would
be by will um. and that not are
half 11. ton of eon! would be given
to anyone That was the maximum
Preference would also be given tr
those who were unable during the
past you to lay In supplies of coal
rather 111611 those who 111111 do mean!
to lay in cool and who did not dc
so becauu of procrastination
Moyor Donovan promised to issue
an allele) statement if possible by
the time that the Sentinel went ll
press as to whether the order com
andeering the cool had been official
Iy delivered to the city by Judge
The tele-
Bx-lfayor John Caranagh said to
lay in reference to the business that
he wont to New York city yesterday
that of seeing an acquaintance of in
who buys cool fOr both the Brooklyn
and New York plant 9f the New York
Edison Company and who promised
a do all that he could to help on:
lbeloealnitnatiollhore. Ifitwaa oer
wary tint his ”confluence had told
'm thatiftbeeuycouid let the ra-
that it could have all the cool it
wants That is the way that the air
option in in Norwolk at ”to present
time
The South Kuwait Library I!” 5'
pounced that’ it will ‘lw closed until
there is m cool and the Small
Library has also announced that i
will clue its dour! total?!" 33‘-
tn some supply on "M
I“Coal m
“all“:
”_.heortoflhew‘ho
hue an it could ho forwarded The ‘
'1ml avoid all waste possible. Theuo
Light and also a plan or plants for thy '
distribution oi the’ cool.
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Hayes C1ty Market
69 No. Main Street Hayes’ Block:
Loin of Young Pig Pork (light Ioins) 291: lb
Fresh Shoulders (all sizes) . . 281: lb;
lean Fresh 1111116 321: lb
Ilayes’CeIebraledllomeMade Sausage 321: lb "
Shoulder Pork Chops . . . 28ch
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3 —- LAMB SPECIALS -—
16 Legs of Genuine Spring Lambtilave allsizes) . ....... . .. 29cm:
‘9 Foreuuarter Spring Lamb ................... . ........ . . ........ 24clb.
ii Spring Lamb Chops. Special .............. “I ............... . ...... ”29cm,
16 LambforStewing ............ , ...... .2013“! .1,
11
.1— Poultry and Beef Specials ——'
:3 ChoiceYounzFowls ........................... 3211111 ..‘~
11' MilkFed RoastingChickens (Extra selected) .3513”)
1. 11111111116111”: .......................... . ..... . ..... .........24c1o32clb. ..
”,1'LeanPotBoast .............................. 241311);
‘9 HamburzSteak ........................... 2511111.
1: PorterholtseSteak ........ , ................. 4011111. “
11 Best Cut Shoulder SteJk (Heavy beef) 24¢ u
.. Remember the only Hams we sell are Sperry & Barnes’.
H
:3 GKOCERY AND VEGETABLE SPECIAIS
11 Best Table Butter ............... I. ........... 52¢“)
11 Guaranteed Good Eras ......... ' ........... 50cdoz. 1»
11 CompoundLard ...................... ' ......... . ...... ...2iiclb.“
11' FreshGathered Em ............. . ------------- ........ modes. 1.
.. Anexeellentl’ullCreamCheese .......... , ....... .::32clb.' "
11 PostumCereaI ...................... .' “20cpkl
.4 PrincineBakinszwder ..................... like”! " 5
1. TecoPancakeFlour. ................. . .12cpkt-’ '
11' Washing Powder. Iarlze packages ......... ’ 5c.12c. 22¢“: ’
to .[‘am MainePotam ............... ........... ,,,,, .,,.,,,,,, , 50¢“; “
conundrum... ....... 31.801»: ‘
Sweet Potatoes. Celery. Lettuce. Oranges.
Grape Fruit. 13¢ each. 6 for 25c. Parsnips.
Fancy Baldwin Apples ................ . .
Telephone Your Order Friday N191" and be Assured oi "my"; .,
Delivery: Tel. 1340.
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STAR OF COLUMBIA OFFICERS ‘ COMMENDEO FOR IIAVIRY
. WASHINGTON. Jan. 49-50611!!!)
l-1rrir a 1:111- 1., «111 n" 8"" "t Columbus Circle Com Daniels has commended Ueutombt
coded in hr aking 11p 1h.- m, -11 ”,9“- portions of ‘he Forest, met last night Daniel E, Bay-hey. Ensign George 0.
,1 “k and *m endeavor 1o keep it and elected officers as follows: Etheridge and Beyer: men of the U 8.
pen today so that i1 their cnrzow oh Past Chief Companion_cathpflne S Annapolis and Chief 'p
val got released from the ice in Newlnumg bin to Fred Zastro, of the U. 8. I. »~
fork harbor there will he no trouble . Ozark for gallantry In the rescue 0‘1
1 docking them here 1 Chief Companion—Julia Crimp, the crew of the steamship Paddloford
The extraordinary 71 ro Weather for Sub-Chief companion—Mary State. on October 30, when that renal wont
he 1111111 .wv en days has very largely' Recording Secretary—Margaret Ken- 88'1"?” in 8 hoary surf at an unmade
uterfered in receivinz coal l“ 3‘9" nedy. poiietenant whey and Chief 1M
valor route or by rail The 1 reel Fin ship 1’ _ 1 ’
’ealors. Harris (I Conn (‘11. Perri-4 t‘oai wardl 1; Sec elm Katherine "03517111111 Mates Strickland nod
'10,. and Raymond Bros. have sulliclenl liams of the Annapolis carried n
MI in slain to take care of 1h» do. Treasurer—Edith Webb.‘ 111119 to wrecked “3”"
hand. oi their eusiomern and'olhors.’ Bight Guard—Jennie Lee. ibreakhers. making it ”M9,. ‘93‘
"milling 1 mr 'ms {M iv is «(peeled Left Guard—Jogephfne Holmes. {2‘0“ ’7‘]! V the ZGMICCQNI-
'~'rrry one .houlll conserve their fuel Inside Guard-So hi M, It q 111 "”9 In safety w ill! m"
- D I , ra 11111.. :ridge and the remainder hlmfldp
Outside Guard—Mary McLaughlin. ithe Annapolis who were ill
Musician—Mildred Miles. “it" ““70 0? the Ozark. M1
Physician-Dr l. llosenthal. boat to the wreck and mm,”
Trustee—Catherine Dolly. 2
jof the andleford’serdw
Three applications for membershipi ohefl‘ Will be will!!!” “a
were received and it was Voted that 71,111 Inuiuess tonight at M.
the members haven ntil .lailuarv .1131 Eureka Rebekah W M
to join the Hospital Bed Fund. 1.0 O F. 1
Saturday Specials1
East Norwalk Cash Grocery
Telephone743-3
Butte .th ii estcreamery.perlb.. ........‘.
Marvgl Flinnii the world’s best. penile: . . . L}.
Magnolia a can ..........
lgvar ratedMi ...........
mumps '2'1e'c1srn':::::'6'
Fancy Pink Salmon. not can ... ...
Servous Pancake Flour. 8 pkg. . ..
’aro Corn Syrup. a can.
ureM Maple yrup. lam bouts” ..
themlib lha.’
z Nut-M area . nonehe better
lame Oatmeal. fresh front
r. ..
tow ...... ..
loufiiilenacamz::::sr.}z:z..
firmneln-s, and limit two illlslll'lri‘il.
each person 1
Yesterday
”mimornblo conditions are Iikell to re
”min for several weeks
P. A SMITH. -
Secretary Local Puel Commmoe
WANT DEPARTMENT
' 0F MUNITIONS
(Continued Tram First Page).
Government bureaus. neeneies and
‘unrlo norm-Harv 'n a mllniviona admin
'«ration would he transferred 1n the
new department which contemplate-r
Mllr’nl of naval as well as army 2411p
flies
"The hill 6- inlnnlled‘to More? and
-Wdl'o the 'mnpiv oi m'lylll 1: '1‘
var." said Senator Chamberlal “011»
new trouble '5'?! the war notahliu‘y.
went not disclosed by tho love-ligation
‘ml been a lurk of ctr-ordination and
'he uminzimpmielbllily of will»! 1""
"' cirm‘vnus methods of doing hfln'
um l'util there can he mmluntion
Md methods more div-on the l'nilod
"latex will be Ironing in the dark for
many months before we can place our-
selves in proper lighting trim
"This more places all Jurisdic-
tion our munitions of war whlclr i-
Mlned at lonrth in lh’e hill-Ind cover
'11: everything in one perm known as
‘ho werolarv of munlllomt mhiec’
M the direction. of course. of the pres-
it coordinates all the bumps
not: red “be, done away with wins
acclaim which had tended only to
Wear direct notion and gels to thy-1:,
Io situation
”I believe if Connors on you it'll,
wny clear to the
colon
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