Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 2, 1918 · page 11

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l (ti—ohm used by The United

1‘ ' . O iStatee Government. The Asian: of Con-
' e 3" a, e . o _ tnoctl’eat. County or Municipal nov-
. - ‘ 4' . ~‘ 4 -O lemme-ts. Transportatioa Lu'vtpanies.
,, “ 1 . ’ iPubitchtIlity Companies, Telephone
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leaverlsardl‘lssriusi All kinds -

tor/telegraph Companies. Ila-1a» and
{Trust Companies. Physicians ahd Den-
2 “fill. I / 1

’ ." ‘ (till—Food stores-4w the sale of
: food. only—until d p. m.

nut sin: or wnmuomsl , .

dress and Imedisal inpplies 1”in
until 10:39 p. m. , , ‘
‘llfle-laundiiea and cleansing ea—
. . The remaining Woman's aud lisssg' Cleats.) Butts. Dresses.
. Skirts, Waists. Hats. Undermuslins. Silk Petticoats in desirable '
materialsiobsclosedoutatasacritiospricsinordsriomaks

talillshineats.
room for our spring garments. Therefore same must be sold—rs- .
relief work and meetings of charitable.
(zlls—Bbopa and“ newsdealers who
If the foundation is. fashionably designed. prop-

ttn-Ji‘heatres. motion picture
homes, bowling alleys. billiard rooms.
(ardless 'of cost.
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CLOAKS me P ARIS MILLIN'ERY 'ufigr—Jrlrnis or buildings used in
.: sold daily papers! pflo’r to Jan. 21.
,. . . ' ‘ ‘ (21)—)8¢ho'ols. '
. riy builded and fitted With 'a knowitid'z'e of the time-
' , 4; . the wardrobe is practically correct for that sea-

 

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transfer and freight
llahmeuta.
(I‘ll-Blacksmith shops. ,
(lllrvcsrpeatera, plumbers. masons.
and steam attcrs‘ahops for the con-

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meetln’n Red Cross and other war
‘ ., . , . (20)~l.tbrarieu and needing rooms.
Smariness tn containing bettins with the Corset. I

dance halls that are. open daily and
other places of public amusement.
(14)—~Piaoes devoted to religious
3001mm with the prmluet'on. dis
0 tri ution or transportation of fuel. .
33 So. Mam St. ' So. Norwalk
. . . ' .venieuce of emerge’ncv repair work.
. only. . ..
. l ("l—Garages.
' .
f (23)»Tobscco w phones.
1 (24)-—Underiakl ’tistablishments. ‘
i “SH—Barber abdps until 12 noon.
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(20)~Bootblack shops. until 12 m.
' ‘ Bastien p. ‘.
0N TUESDAYS. THURSDAYBWAND

New models in all the popular and beat makes are
mpaysman factories; stores. once

. ’ ' shown.
: I; Where is skilled and thorough in fitting.
.. What make an appointment today?

 

tied to operation betwe’ea the hours
of 7 a. m. and 'l p. m.. except as fol-
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(l)-l-lotels. restaurants and other
eating places. . ..__ .,
(2)»Eatabliiihments for the sale or

 

rats GREATESl
raga min:
‘ ie’a rl’ies

Ilast Economiciics-

Illquor. tobacco and- drugs. the depart
‘inenia of hotels. clubswor. other-weat-
iinr places devoted to the sale of lid
4 par. and barber shops may remain
open until 10:30 p. 'in. ' ,

 
 

 

maisfsr Heal/MM PRICI‘S‘

 

"1' . I . ' . (ill—Stores for tkejia' ‘Of’food."to«'

g6 WfiSHINWON 31" 'Ibacco and newspnpiil's fill establish-

, _- , q ‘ .,,._. 4,... ments for the repair 'of dothiun. shat-«i

w“ m--- ...--_._.-..__..-. VF__:{ W .55. and similar articles or personal use

 

 

,may open at 6:30 a. m.

‘ (ti—Tailor shops may keep open
for tho repairing. cleaning and mm.-
in;I 0f clothlnt'. rmiit'red ttti-ir-r mu-

Important NOtice ! :1 V tracts previously made with hotels.

Incompliance withsrequest from the War Department we ! (5"‘S‘W' "W “T" “0"“ ""9"-
willmakeonlythefollowingdailydeliveriesfrom bothmarksts: '0" “m“ “n" 'c" "”"m- h‘" "m

 

 

 

 

, , Sold at All Stores.
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rials“. 80.1mm?
‘dhuzwsm7w8p.ml

y Store
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candy. between 7 p. m. and 10:30 p.
All orders received before 9 a. at. will be delivered before mm) '1'] ‘
' ‘ —— tea res,

noon. ‘ motion plot-1m!
~ ' - houses. bowling alleys. billiard rooms.l

All orders received before 3 p. in. will be delivered before i : dance halls and other places ,nr tub;
doping time of the m (by, ~ . ' lic amusement must be timed all day!

fl'lnr-sday and by 10:30 p. in.-'nll other'
.nights except Saturday.

 

i Only one delivery Monday, when both markets close at
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noon. . t7)~—Barber shops must clos' pr
’ ' Ill-:30 p. us. every itikht except Sat-I

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Schnitzes. Sanitary Markets - 1...... '“°“".".i.¥.’.°‘?3f"“"‘
“mam . . The above restrictions do not nt-p'y
3’ W m “3'.“ J 3’ Milli “NM :io Wednesdays. Saturdays or days;

 

 

, . lpioceding holidays. except as those}
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‘ pith the added provision that. with.

WW“ ””1“" d "“3 local n" “ml“ '

istrator. Tuesday. Thursday or Frldsyf

- , , , ' . .mzty be substituted as the 'ipen .lny"I
i B ARGAINS ‘ir r Wednesday. . .
t . ~ , THOMAS w. RUSSELL. i

United .States Fuel Administrator for,

 

Butter. the finest Creamery. per lb. ....... .'.. 50c 'Connewm _ -.
Try Our Fresh Roasted 21c Cofiee. ' 'cotoe-sm-afii-{a—ifiossmo;
OldDutchCleanser.a1caneutto..............8c i. .. =70"-

' ' .. TORRJNGTO. , Feb. 2.-'rhe cold-
Live Oak Buckwheat. pkg. ............... . .. 27c {an "m" m the. We" 0, m m:
GoodEns.adozen 48C 'tion of the staie'was recorded here

, llaat night'when the mercury dropped
‘ A. STULL tie a minimum of . 24 degrees below
’4 . e 3 lNo L ;zero. easily beating all previous rec-

:ords of the present'winier. Winsted

m TOW?!“ 3 minimum of 37 degrws N‘

 

 

 

 

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purse in the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

flow zero and Burrvilie 28 degrees be-
a saw Harman nae cousin...» a week by ice and weather cone '°" ~"°" ’°°°""-‘ "9 i ”M“ "'
mo m WORLD 3 ditions, would 1’0!“ a“. city and oth- Goshen. Harwinton, Litchileld and

I“ am [pm ier parts of New England today gave

 

 
 

. ~ ~ an 3 33 '-
h ‘ I 'l Ills-dialing. " tai~aumdra ships. on
,' “Rhianna-mums! . i“-
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thnuwm .' , J's...“ t Ifiéfllmrmim.
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assailanc'yssweatadslhiaaalns-shMu-steaslu 2.31.1339” w “Jam
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”m“‘°“""‘""°‘°” . . . .si’rrdltl“; fill. 1.2.2213: :

(luv—Ollie”. barns, etc. of hangars. .

and other‘places of business are lini- ‘

.Ths plants are to be buiirb’eca'tiso the. creed below zero not out of bed. in

‘and l was surprised to read it in :he m the Harrison police are

 

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cam Bustiers
earn. ROBE BLANKBTS,

 

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Will Build Explosive !
Plants For Government 1

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mousse:

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For Real Bargains

Profit is being discarded
on all Ladies’ Coats, on
all Furs. on all Winter
Goods. Stock up nowvas
Clothing is going still

 
 
 

 

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DELAYS IN SENDING
LETTERS To FRANCE

(Continued from First Page)

r . ~ . - -- . 180 com ritee‘anri-i cssoxso.
Di cistern... or nay. ”ii-mam} wawnavnx. yeti. 2.—-lt waa’so‘
mmumg director of some 01 me'cold In Satan's Kingdom. town of New
large“ copper mine; in we country. Hartford. ill! night. that the Pfll'lht
has been chosen by summit}. of war cracked, and this condition was no; ,
Baker to superintend the construction Icompanied by explosive noises. Thoeidie on 3hc other hand. manta-m
of explosive plants for the goyemmeni‘oidest inhabitants were not disturbed. ha"? be"! reported where letters

from the Middle West mnlintl' so on
at a cost of something like $50,000,000. but residents who did not recall 27 de l to make close 00“”th with‘ I];
rparting French liners or fast tranc‘u
secretary ll convinced private manu- many instances to ascertain "19 c”imports. have reached addresses at the
facturers will not be able‘ to keep up of what they took to be pistol shots. lfront in from twelve to ig-uipvn'

with the soyernman't demand. On Highland lake ice cutting is sus- dai‘fi- ,
__..___.___ ‘ irregularity of tin

Owing iio the

pended because of the cold. r - N Y k H.” 5

LEAK portions mono..." on ma... we unoM-'““"'“‘" “w ‘" "d "
PREXY JOHNSON

.shipping of military units. the report
cial records were about 30 do, says. about thirty days on the average
.iow. Ai Stiles Miner's general storeffihould be allowed for the ageraae let.
in Burrville, it was 36 degrees at 5 a3?" from the mm“ 8mm” to math.

, :the camps in France. provided that
W 3‘ ni"’"“"""’°"- “d 25 i" 3°”9“‘~.tndividuai is stationed whithis unit

at the time of arrival of the mail.

 

 

 

 

 

 

NEW YORK, Feb. l.—-Ban B. John-
ion. preamenr f of \the American?
mane. is peeved because somebody mcgnpmmcr gouai-rr m i Study oi I‘lllelhtzggdto :prcd 135‘s”):

are 0 t he: ct th t is. ‘ ,, i veries a eacr a engi ., is;
furthersn hat! dedl'ded thztfo::.gs°:1rnt W WAR PLANT ”Ramble dispatches by way of Cunadum
lean's were to beats playing ball on‘ Search 18 bolus made for a man who 32?: 3:3 msdlmvmfi’t‘fi‘fég‘c‘mfi‘;
Ami! 15. while the we...“ mm. wast-eon early yesterday more“! 0“ be so expeditious as the movement.
remain idle till the next day. 3018 mm!!! Midis: in the Driver . from New York. . ' ’

rim publicly gives the departure "WWW-company's plant in new - ,
from li‘flflel' schedules was annoying. rim/Miran“ before the discovery -
and )tr Johnson said in Chlcnuoyes Matthew destroyed two build-z INTERNATIONAL MEETS FE" 1‘
terday: - innandvstnipmeni at a loss of “OOH

"That wasn't ready for the public Willa-uh as the firm has sovern-’

 

 

NEW YORK. Fleb. ll.—-'l'lie annual
schedule meeting of the International

Maine will be held at the Hotel in—
papers Dreyfus. “”6”" Ilnrl'ldgei my. the theory that ‘ German perial here on Feb. 11. it was announov. 1

and myself ilnished the drifting ofI spy ”mm. for the bias. 'e d today. international magnates have
the dates in Pittsburgh late in the: rte-“mg...“ Dien, 700 South Fourth
mmm' we “'1'" m" "p'e'l“'”"’“‘""’”°“- "hm home 1- nest for in addition to electing a succssdor‘ ‘
news was: printed. Thar: was a lest-I’m
somewhere. We may switch back 104m
the original date. April 16." " ‘

tentative. but the «next moraine theta-felons noticed the man. He dis- to 1rd. Barrow. resigned ”shim

While she was seeking a Do- they must decide whether the tea .
ishall continue intact or run with tests
iclubs. Montreal, Rochester and Rich;
iproud are said to' be through. j if

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siusi' owns 10 our . .
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much important business‘before that... ~-

Norfolk.
. nave. YQU‘ '"“
fitried this Sanitary Baking Ware. it

ienware dishes. B'ak'es quicker. thus
. ble to burn food. baked in Pyrex ware.
nyrex dishes are attractive and can
the served fronrthe oven to the table
{thereby retaining the heat and mak-
ling the food more appearing.

: ,snieri r; Gehebep
in wssaiutoa at. as. lorwala
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:saves time and fuel. Almost lmposslc

[a more hopeful appearance to the fuel
!nltnatlon. The. supply. seriously de-

.has many advantages over the earth- pleted during the last few days. wl .

only small amounts arrived, left much
to be desired, but fuel administration
ofllcials expressed the belief that early
next week the, situation would be so
much relieved that most of the closing
restrictions could be retracted and
business resumed in a normal manner.

 

concur-r auo across.
On ecstasy evening. M. to. at the

”aim theatré, the lion. Reward Iatr-

is Crosby‘of 'llartford.'will deliver a

or. south norms Council. sums

' . of Columbus. for tbelbenalt of the war

activities of the localcoaricil. m
iy-twoissrsbsrs 0'! the mast! are now;

 

V Ictmt'ti'anv sure-ease stuns as. Mid-- the "cm "ml *0 "'0" ‘0' ”humility“. 1"”7'“ 95m"

patriotic‘leetare,‘ under the auspices, of-

 
 
 
 

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" All rsotis making application for,_ e».
FATALLV'NJURBD 'Y TRAIN £1918 :ifeiumrs' licenses must have, “I” "ll A E?

nos-Nit. Conn, res. !.—-An an: their aortic-Hons “Wm ‘0 "met
Limber Up! Rub Any Kind of Pain,

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known man was struck by an express! they are sent to the commissioner} .
train about a half mile east or the!“ “W" "“91“” it '“ 5'” ’9‘"
. ‘terday at the omcea of the punter

station here about 12:25 today, and The oilic has

lvehiclc department. a ,
.fatally ininred. He died on board the: me‘yed 1.500 ””11”qu thus far! Oneness. stillness "'0’" on.
"all while being taken to New um and of these We Have had to so; was nag, 4w. Uni.
don from a-frscture of the skull. His back for the oath. ' is ‘ Elli-3 men!" '
identification had not been establish-7 9525;333:031: :hzther: peril Don't stay sore. sill and lame!
.01! this afternoon. ‘ “on ll “kins ”ht R “0" I‘m” ”4‘”, W! Rub mam: Mann”;

'"—- 'Lrenewiug an old one. the same ruleql- "00V! Uniment" I'M! in will"
‘ , III- 0" 1? in? host rest in
I! .or it will have to so MCI m inervss. a cute , su pa
1 We M a 03mm mum, "on ' 3!: $190, 131%. $3133 ”3“}; relief on earth. it is absolutely imm-
llldnoy trouble and three months, ago: other .15., 15. Mm" to be sworn ‘11:? and doesn't burn the skin. .’ '
was down sick in bed— for my back to. and both sides must be made out.- I. have palm-t cot-m _ vein.
'9’“ lo ”VIM/ll cm”.'l m “"9, "{070 “3! "Wm m M m‘“' ill W ill“ "I" m um!
writes c. r. mu. "m net-vies ‘ / i this ills “WWW-film , inf-“hu- t- “the W-
smet. Elmira. N. Y. "Wis in this' rug: m “do! ".':}ir"h,‘."'.‘h'.,," . ,1. neck. shoulders. back. less. arms. the
. " ' ' ‘ mimiamora'aypartofthW—notains
. ‘ Kidnercsussforlbflsttbst 1.. . , ,
tit!- " 1.. madman“. l «until like “skull-Hy. M? 9m“? 1!
_. 'n " '4 H. “his “35!! M than licenses. i‘your m 3“,?“ “In.” if M"

 
 

 

 
 

 

Saturday’s
Specials 1

Fresh Hams ...... . ..... 30s

Fresh Ihouldsrs 27o

Cparefibs, Knuckles, Pig's Feetpitld.
nsys and Inputs.

Pork Loin to roast...... .. 30o

loving Leg of Lamb 32in 34¢

ssoOoaao-s

rose-s

il'ctlsaat,no bons.............24er
Sugar ctlred Hams 32 to 91:,

Olivia laden ....... 37a
lost Heavy Beef from 22c. on
Native. Chickens ' ~ ‘
”summations”.

'lv'l's‘rything ‘in Fine Groceries and
{Delicatessen

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