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sustenance
llnsli little thrift stamD
' Don’t you cry
You’ll be a war bond
By andby
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most advantageous for buying
HOT BED SASH
We make a specialty of hrstclau'sash, painted. glazed with
the glass set in best putty and lead, making teem thoroughly
"lei! l'righ' tful One,
mull'olbmumr wammf _ .
How long shall to. 4.1. m. Place your orders and avoid delay later in the season ,
seal that seeks a wellsome D95"?! will be made as wanted—but get your order in . .
fibers and causes such dis- now.
mien that we’re freesing
“5% core? And then 91°“ Th H h ,I
*wmmmmmt "'- e alc 67 Ba: ey Co
'11 the
wwwmerf'uqu'i: are get -_ _. . _________'_'1.“__ fit-2 it,“
1; " the sore .— and wicked,
' w"histle"m“rdound' $3 1‘..." i?" "“1 FINAL SALE 05 WINTER CLOTIIES
The remaining Women's and Misses’ Cloaks Suits, Dresses,
Skirts, Waists. Hats. Undermuslins, Silk Petticoats in desirable
materials to be closed out at a sacrifice price in ordei to make
. room for our spring garments. Therefore some must be sold to
gardleas of cost.
CLOAKS we PILRIS MlLLlNERY
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
We call attention of our customers at this time as being ,v
' ' ,1.- Id. ouI nation is facing fairly 800'
ll"
1
‘~.- Tonight—we tell you why.
._ _ iixiiinell"
,cosoouuu 1111's
SPECIAL 10c IiACII
THE ROLLER
25c STORE
lsvllend and Main St.
1
*4
Last night we told you to watch
.i-thisspaoe.
Here is where you are going to COFFEE—Cottage Blend . ...; ............. 21c, 5 lbs. $1.00
“10 WI»! ‘0 many W. RABIES—Seeded, full weight, pkg. .............. . 25c
A u. M m my, . us some .................................. 521: lb.
_ WOUND LARD ............................... 26c lb.
24 Camels-w.
1.-l'"
’ . nu New-semen
baseofthe
..nerant organs andIr
~ . 1 remove the cause ot'
and pain. health is restored
.’ l harmonizingtbe nerve sys
‘ in your body. Female troubles'
. apedal attention; also curvature
1 WEI“. will never regret
irpractor a chancel:
treatments given also.
1 FRANCIS. 11. 1.
”mm 8L. So. Norwalh. Cola
OPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
DENTIST
lainStSo.Norwalk,Conn.
0toIL30a.nt.,7toSp. m.
{y Store
Slack ei Merchandise
1 _ 1 _nt for Cash
" -.,b eareSentllcl
-. '8. [JUN
b Printing
So. Nos- derail:
__. —.._____. -—
bn-slr.’ lat-ens.
:f musicals use.
wile ass “than
la la 5'“:
BARGAINS
A. ,STULL
Saturday Specials
Small Loin of Park
East NorwalL.
W.-- .-._ -
“
80c lb
Jhiropriétio is the dodnitien of the
disease Old the art of
, .... mew m» 1m 3...... m... the mo... ..11.‘.S'.::::::::::::::: 3’2.“
1 Jam Rice, a good grade, lb. ............................ 9c
‘1'" N18 AND YOUNG Jones' or Gold Medal Flour, .................... I 31.70
'N’S OVERCO ATS no 1 Royal Plantation Coffee, per lb .................... 30c
Golden Santos Coflee .................. lb. 206, 5 lbs. for 95¢
$9.95 to $17. 95 ~ Fresh Crisp Graham Wafers, lb ................ 18c
' . Values up to $35.00. ‘ SWt’ a Premium 01eon1argnrlne,lb ........... . ................ 340
1.11.11.11.2an
Fresb Shoulders 25c lb
Both Markets Close Next Monday at Noon
~.~ ._
‘ ’OMAN PHY
URGES VICE DRIVE,
(Continued—{11* First Pete) '
* .
..v-u es which have their rise in im-
1 w silly. but find many victims «mo-3,;
1., innocent. is a problem which. for
. first time in the history of the
111er Success in dealing with the
Allen). depends mainly “003 "'0'
hngsz' first recognition of the tin-
'Iante of the moral issue; secondl
3‘ awakening of the sense of 111- I
,. nsibililv of the community at large.
1'. died] prophylaxis must be continu-
- as military routine until moral
.phylaxis the single standard of. *
lfllS‘" has gained a stronger foot-
. '0 among officers and men alikel
‘A' cannot succeed in a solution oft
I”
ll" problem if rigid zones are estab- l
p Ied about military cantonmwim'
"Ale communities outside the mill- 'A
. my zones continue to allow alcohol-
; In: and immorality to flourish. Every;
inn in the :ll’lllV and navy should re-fi
dive. thwugh carefully selected lit-l
e; .Iure and lectures. the facts nl Ilie
ir a clean straightforward way. That;
m ny of our young men have passedl
{I III home school and church Without]
II ing had proper Ideals: of the ieln- !
Ii n. hips of life given them has made
it possible for imprOper acts to ruin
huh and soul. l
Tristram , & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry ‘Goods Shore
SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS
FOR SATURDAY
Big Savings .on Ladies’ Suits
AT $10.00 AND $15.00
20% Reduction on. all the Furs
Underwearlor Men, Women and Children
Men’s Pajamas and 'Nighishirfs
Bargains in" China and Household Helps
Much encouragement Is to be! 8‘0" 6'0“" "overlay Upon as Usual 1'an
found In the public stand taken by _
Secretary of the Navy Daniels and‘ - = f __=:
Secretary of “or Baker in tilt Ir dc- f -
I rmination to protect the men who —-~ . r -
1-”. In tight for us in establishing a FEW DAYS LEFT ,mwwwmw
\ oIId di‘lllOC‘Llaf'V Those cit zen» wh 1
ro-nmin in our communities will fall
In patriotic Iuty unless they bend ev-.
- .f'fort toward ctr-operating in the
Y. W. C. A. and ,the Knights ~ll
‘1 umbus—«thoac agencies which are
follow our men to the encamp-
We must also
the
. 1315 and activities.
I ngthen our preparation of
riding lnctfllsed public recreation
enters. under proper supervision,
by ellmlnatlrig unwholenome
iv ptatlons. The matter of. sex edu-
«:1 on must be our serious concern
In order to combat those stint-ere!
‘1 ch are as dangerous to clle an to
1111 tary life, We sliuld insist on the.
in rcement of the law which re-
qu es physicians to report .anom'
m sly all patients found to be suffer-
m' from veneral disease and should
llr'tlvlde free day and evening clinics
and hospital facilitles for treatmentu
Only by the complete cooperation of
ulucatlon. medical and splrztual
forces shall we ellmlndle the double
.Icndard of morals whlbli endangers
1h. nation through destruction of the
pl. patrol and moral foundallons of fn-
.I:ly llfe."
ELECTRICITY THAWS PIPES
0.
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Schullze’s Sanitary Marital.» - *1
31 Washington St.
a
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Meeting the same i‘dsaue is caused o-—'""" 39 Wm 3"
”by, e wrenc twt t ~ My” malt
-- greet. smh' if «but, lingo“ m ..w’" mm. N
1" It helm madam . . .. .
deter use in - " - ..—- i —F7 :
l1
' We Deliver G ceries
Direct to Your Home
2 lbs. Choice California Prunes
NEXT TIME TRY BEGKMANN’S
”A F. Beckmann & col
g 83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 1405.
ammnxwwmummx
l’Veew Haven Company Offers Use of
I the problem to householders and insti-
;,cess. This Is a machine carried on an
The Republican Congressional Catn-
palgn Committee last night adopted a
rule providing for the appointment of
women on Congressional district con:-
mittees In states where women vo‘e
and approved a recommendation for
the selection of a new SubCommittee
SATURDAY
I SPECIALS
éNative Powls ......... 35c lb. on Plan and Scope of 0
) . . mutation.
.Small Pork to Roast ,,,,,, 301: 1b The committee voted to reduce from
Fresh “and“ ________ 280 lb seventeen to seven the membership of
18”“ M m ...... 32¢ lb “‘3 Executive committee.
Bee: Kidney ....... ’ 18c 111. "F‘—
' ' ‘ ' CONSTANT
Legs at Spring Lamb ..... 32c lb. “:22“ "N” "5
{Shoulder at Spring Lamb. 281: lb. l have been a constant suherer from
13101 Lamb ............. and lb. [kidney trouble and three months are
'Shonlder of Veal to W 243-54" down sick in bed for my back
23mm) of v“! to ”6 lb ~sched so severely i couldn't get up.’ i
lStew v“! ' m' 20° lb writes C. P. Reynolds. 41:! Herrick
........... _. . street, Elmira, V. Y. "While in this.
:Plank S‘cak ............. 28c lb 'conditlon we read of Foley Kidney
New‘ York Market!
Phone 358-1!
WOMEN TO I! "AM" OH
IIPUIIJOAN COMMIT?!”
.. WAIKINGTON, D. c. ”b?”-
afewdayslwasnpontofbed."li'ol-
eyKidney Pills strengthen kidneys
and bladder. Recommended“ Best.
ache. rheumatic pains, sue muscles.
uat:Joints-StillsoII-l't'lvrell Cos-port
1
I
We
:erally as a half holiday and as nextl
Pillssolcommenoedtakingtbem. ln‘
“Mats-suns. m-
, Current to Aid Householders. I
XE WHAVEN, Feb. 8.—So many of
the water mains from the street into
the houses have become frozen that
tutlons has become a serious one, and
‘agreement has been secured from the
United illuminating Company to per
mil the use of its current in the elec
tric apparatus used In some places
"r011 FIGHTERS T0
l
:l
TAKE INSURANCE l
in i
H. Krieger 81 (3.0
Thole are ovm 1.000.000 men
1s and even to the battlefieldn and
‘ government.
' the army and navy of United States ‘
- who must decide before February 12
whether they want the protection of
a $10,000 _lnsurance policy
strongest and largest insurance com-
pany In the. world. the United States
the government In addition to provi-
sion for better pay for soldiers and
sailors than any other government Is, _:
able to make, and In addition to pro‘ '
vision for allotments and allowances,
to enable men to take care of their . 1
It III volun-' '-
tary. however. and no man needs to‘
lake It who does not want It. It would .
families and dependents.
seem to an ordinary business' man
how-ever that anyone engaged In the.
extra hazardous undertaklng of war
was a fool not to take all the Insure;
sure he could afford to buy.
The government offers this insur-
mm at such low rates that even the .t
private who gets 830 a month can
afford to take the
of 810.000 allowed. it will coat a man
under 30 years of age not over $8. 50
a month. which can be deducted from
in the
This offer is made by”
maximum policy ’
I
t
ments broken.
I
to wear hats.
Last Call
For Coats, Suits and all
Other Winter Apparel.
Buy your bargains now as
stocks are getting low. Assort-
See our early styles of ready
Satin and straw
braid combinations.
PricesFr-om .31. 98 1085.98
'wm .. . , .-
..m‘
his my it he so directs.
The families and dependents of m 1'
or) man In Ihe army and navy almf tal disability and whether injuiod m- 'in taking out insurance. and of their
'are interested In this Insurance and not he may become uninsurable Minna“. in urging them to do so
.shqdld m.- that" tiny how its proton.
. lion as is beneficiaries In case of his.
death.
¢*~“— 04-— ,
Ileaaon or his 1.. Imary nm on immune» ,
be able to get insurance Inter whenl Sentinel Want Ads. are Winners
RPIalIVEs nay wisely offer to he marries or has dependents for‘
help pay the premiums and urge thelriWhomuhe 3'0““ ito provide. I d'” ‘ 7—5
fathers, sons. or brothers in the army. A 0.0 polcy means 857.50 pert . ‘ i
and navy to take llv? insurance‘wlth month for life paid to any holder who m gag??? 0333288
their help. If that is necesaary. Iin permanently and totally disabled;
The strongest reason. however. for No such liberal offer has ever beenl t; FOR c “-DREWJ’
every man taking this Insurance who made by any government. but the of- 5 ‘ cfmllgmfig""""':' '
can get it Is that In addition to the for expires on February 12. for men \-._ 't.-"elrv':.anll-’,r"|“u“
benefit It confers upon his beneficiary who were In tlu serIce on October; 1 “4“" '51.}.vhmflrplklpmgldi
in the event of his death It protects 15,1917 Action should be prompt on 9;",‘”';".' m£¢fig¢flW1mm ‘1"
him In case of his permanent and to- the part of the soldiers and sailors; «nub-molds. s.;_381'£o Leloy. 11.1.
for thawing out such pipes It Is to be I
used at the ('hurch of the Messiah on;
Orange. sreet. were the church and%
parsonage has been without water for'
arterial days.
There was no way of getting 111 the.
frozen pipes beneath the ground ex-'
cent to dig down through paving and
frozen ground. in Branford and other
places electric apparatua has been
used for thls purpose with much suc-
autcmoblle truck. A stung electric cur-
rent is applied by means of it through
the shut-off valve‘at the curb to the
frozen water in the» pipes, and the
heat generated thaws the water In 11
very short time. First attempts to lzet
thclllumlnatlng ompany to allow the
use of Its electricity from the street
wires to the apparatus was without
success. Later the demand was heed-
ed and the company will allow this re-
lief to be given.
ONE MORE 'HEATLES MONDAY?
WASHINGTON, 'Feb. 8.—With the
total abandonment of heatless Mon:
days throughout all the states south}
of Virginia today, Fuel Administrationl
ofllclais were hopeful that' continuedl
warmer weather and improvement lnl
railroad traffic would permit rela1111-‘I
tion of the order all over the United
States after next Monday. |
As Saturday will be observed 8011-:
.Tueeday is Lincoln's Birthday aunt-3
verssry. there will be a three and one;
half day shutdown. Ofllcials believe
this will go far toward relieving the'
situation. The original program calI-,
ed for the last heatless Monday onl
March 25.
it was announced also that in all
other states in which the order Is
operative. fuel may be furnished on
future Mondays-to heat and llght!
lofts and workshops occupied by mem- l
bars of the lnternatlonal”Allled Gar»
ment Workers' union. .
sons. 10;» :
'1sn't this aatbot's style Perfectly,
hint-31"
“Well. he does nnrder the New;
I
IMPORTANTANNOUNCEMENT "
To Our Patrons and Shoppers
Retiring rm Business
Our locum April 18!
A.IllCKERMAN& DEPARTMENT WA
84 Washington St, South Norwalk
Will Pass Out of Existence Saturday, March 9th
To dispose of this large and well known stock
by that time
Sweepingflerlucfions MustBeMade
NOTE—Our goods' 111 quality‘and price always at par with our neighbors—will
bgiofi‘ered at reductions ranging as high as 40 per cent. of regular
p ces
It would be impossible to quote everything in any one issue of this paper.
EVERY ARTICLE. LARGE OR SMALL, MUST BE SGLD, and will be re-
ducedtoafigurethatwillindnce buyers.
Our Hosiery and Underwear was bought sometime ago—Most of OUR
PRICES are now less than PRESENT VALUES. 0n THESE PRICES a RE-
DUCTION 0F 10 Per Cent. WILL BE MADE.‘
PAY US A VISIT AT ONCE—WATCH THESE COLUMNS.
SALE NOW ON
A. mm & SllN’S DEPARTMENT STORE
st Withluiol Street
Norwalk Chronicler