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Food Facts.
I. __
.Itenaehgivesyou
. thatit'swishee!“
it’s daily lot of into
it strikes loveliest-er bl"
"Mug: pg;
“" m
w in a funk—don't
to follow Hoover, he' I
~, . . health improver and
, mustn't think his eatlees
.. it -~ at. m
‘ltI your heater give! I?“
,when you get up in
,that it’ I hungry
it's breakfast food of coal.
‘it sets across and fretiul
'I because you are 101M111
« i you think that such an
‘ ieet has no soul Don’t for-
how much you need it.
t’twill die unless you feed
and your home become as
as the Pole
THE
£3335
fill. Chili’hiéi'
LACE CURTAINS
Add to the Beauty of Your
. Home
.cs cameras in beautiful
designs, both white and earn,
at and 75¢ a pair
. sesar‘s AND BEAMS 260
' 01mm: ,tiuiirsmmozoc
er Styles at 10c and 25¢ a
Yard
Main and liaviland St.
I
Hush little thrift stamp .
Don’t you cry , I ;
You’ll be a war bond , i
By and by.
Weoallattentioaoioureustommatthistimeasbeinl
most advantageous for buying
HOT BED SASH
Wemakeaspeeialtyoffint—claueuhpainMglasedwith
the glass set in best putty and lead, making them thoroughly x
waterproof.
Place your orders and avoid delay later in the season. .
Delivery will be made as wanted—hut get your order In
NOW.
The Hatch (J Bailey Co.
FINAL SALE OF WINTER CWTIIES
The remaining Women's and Misses’ Cloaks, Suits, Dresses,
, Skirts, Waists. Hats. Undermuelins, Silk Petticoats in desirable
9 materials to be closed out at a sacrifice price in order to make
room for our spring garments. Therefore same must be sold re-
gardless of cost.‘
cnoax'ts we PARIS MILLINERY
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS‘I
5s Wall Street. Noreen}.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords In Gold at
Shell Shur-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculiets’ prescrip-
tions promptly tilled. Expert Repairing.
BARGAINS
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
Fairfleld Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
REBUILT TYREWRITERS
in
Smith. Underwood.
~ Remington. all other
.. makes. sold. rented,
repaired. Rentals 34
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month.
PLUMBER
COMPOUND LARD ............. ...... . ..... .- .. 26c lb.
COTTAGE BRAND COFFEE ......... V ............. 2 1c lb.
PURE NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES ....... 20c qt, 75c gal.
, A. STULL
:4 Cottage Street. East Norwalls'.
l
. 4
llavld filt- Raymond
" UNDERTAK ER
Tel. Office, 1069-3: House 693.1
’ " 27 WASHINGTON 81'. l
EW BEU‘ MEN'S BUILDlNG
Union 5c and 10c Wallpaper Co.
The World' I Largest Wallpaper Dealers Belling High Crade—-
Paper at he and 10c Per Roll
290- 292 STATE ST. BRIDCEPORT, CONN.
MEN’S AND YOUNG
MEN’S OVERCOATS
$9.95 to..$17.95
Values up to $26. 00
.—_.__—... ...—4
'Hainflt. So.Norwalk,Conn.
0to1130a.m.,7t08p.m.
$5, 3. [JUN
rob Printing
”So. Norms":
iP TOWED 1,200 MILES
If FAX, Feb. 23.—-A Cunard liner
6» here yesterday with the crip-
erlcan steamship Clara, 3,937
ich it had towed 1,200 miles.
ra's rudder was lost and her
disabled.
, ekht stout lines the tow was
but on account of severe
some of the lines ported; and
only after I herd battle with,
. » and frequent repairing of
lines that the Cunarder was
to bring the luhip into port.
. “I! Clara's distress signals
up in mid-Atlantic Ibo
drifting for days back
. . danger sons. through
had passed in safety
Main St So. Norwalli‘
Phone Barnum 5980
3-— —-- _I _
i ' ‘ .
Schultze’s Saturday Specials
" FOREOUARTERS LAMB. ................ 22c lb.
! FRESH snouwnns .................... 26c lb.
. Both markets 20 back to regular business hours
: Monday.
Two deliveries daily. All orders received before
— 9 a. m. delivered before noon. Those received before
3 u. m delivered the same day. '
W
WAR SAVINGS AND BUSINESS [though much of this must have been
They Go Hand in Hand in it‘ll-ml, they now realized that the time had
83” Mr. EGli'lcae come when their savings should no
HARTFORD Feb. 22. —War-savin8!: longer be kept in the form of idle
and business are going hand in hand money but should be loaned to the
ii” England, according to H. Q Self-V government to aid in the prosecution
lr:dge, the American-born owner 00°: the '3"
li.ondon’s largest department store.
. .‘ilr. Selfridge, who recently returned 30 you 999 that the “‘9 of bonds, and
.I0 London after a hunted visit tonar-savlngs 'certificates d“ not
“Our business last year increased.
in-
Img country, spoke of the Engflgh cam- ”terfere with business in England;
imign. just bnfore he “fled He said: fact business as a whole was aided by“
‘At the beginning of' the war it the government expenditure and bin
(Conn-nod trout First Page).
0
The program started about 8: :0
o'clock with the Star Spangled Ban-1
net and thioughout the song, a squad;
i
at four guards stood at attention near
the musicians' stand.
Many strange and pretty costumes
gave coIOr to the scene, and the dele-
'gation of former Fifth Comoam lilti-
tiamen that not
added a martial, spirit
The Grand March look plate about
ten mind and was led by Clarence
Biont. attired as their Sam. and
Mrs. Arthur llr'Iy as .“leill libel!»
Next came a dole-gallon of fin] Wat
\eteians. “illiaui Kellogg. Thomas'
'Bradley and fiustaIe Frank Thu
Spanish War Veterans were next and
then name the former Fifth ('onipany
«boys followed by the masked IouplI-s
a: The judges were seated on the 01-
ehestra' .4 stand and viewed the march
as' it circled the. hall. They consisted
of Wm. l‘ow,eli Judge Hosbmgh Al
belt Maikin, and Lieutenant Telfairl
Mmton.
They awarded the prizes as iollowr:
Best group of all Six Liberty Girls.
BI~94I Dressed Lady , Clara Burdick.
Best Dressed Gent—«Albert li‘ Biber.
Most t'omicai ilentr ‘HfiWflid (lod-
trey.
Most Comical Ladyrers. Harry
Ganung.
Howard Godfrey was most comlml
as an old farmer. and Samuel Nash.
was a (lose second as a miniature
pleasure resort w. th at meiry goiouni
on his head Mr. GodfieI turned his;
prize into the fund.
Mr. Biber was arrayed as Geov'"
Washington. and with his wife. as
Manila. made a very nice appearance
The sailor lads led by Miss Liberty'
.and Uncle Sam, made a second ap-.
,pearance an.“ er III: to lllt‘ thunderous
applause that greeted theii initial an
‘po-arancc. They were as follows:
,' Daniel Halacy, \‘i. McGlonc Theo-l
doro IlI‘,othI-rton John Callahan. \1' III
ter Eason. Royal (lystirbnnks Ed
ward 0' Brien, William Lem-mon, John
(iuarneri. and Joseph \udas
:zlloul
, ltecorat'wwrf‘orporal
dull, chairman.
; Committee of Arrangements- lieut-
fhnrlen l‘. Guamleri. chairman; (orp.
il'. S. ll'mdali l’riInle H. V. Boolliby.
‘(‘0Ipoial it. l1. Knapp. (‘orpoInl A. (‘.
KIueIuI-r
. 1th 0] 'ion (‘i'Onl’llltt’ afap l'Ilinles
ll Milne,
C. S. lien-
lsl Lieut C. l‘ (immieih
2nl Lil til (i. (‘4 .‘lt‘t'hiill.
I] Floor (‘onIIIIittI-c (.‘Itptnin (‘hlsirlc
ii .\iilnc. Sergeant ii. .i. Kenna, l‘ri
.II-Iti J. \V-,upporitld l'_IiI.Ilo ll. Amund-
'son. l’IiIute ll. ii. Ambler, l’riiate [2:3
J Amundsen. l’Iiialo J. 1‘. Leonard.
l’IiI.ileil.. iv). l’lult. l’riIaII-T. i-l Sun
deriand. I
l Turner: TO racé WlTH THE
KAISER"
Another great book in
It'lerurd.
l
\mlhissudor
Just finished. it mules the'
nuclhmzsfl nnIlIoI'vIs mam points that
scouldni t o.- touchcd at the time '3le
Four Years in Getmuhy" was written.
Will be mild. shed in daily instiillments'
in the New York American commenc-
ing Sunday, February 24th. Another
,big feature now running, Sir li Rider.‘
‘Haggards new masterpiece, "Y'.'ya'
'Seud for first installments and fol-
~low this great story every Sunday.
- ICommencinz Sunday~ March 3rd the
lPlctorinl Gravurc Section will be a
lnew feature of the New York Sunday
American. Ordel from your news-
Idealer now.
{COMMANDER PAYS , :
| wow TO TEMLARS
Right Eminent Arthur C. Wheeler.
.of Norwalk, grand commander of Con-
.ncctlcut. Grand inspector Morgan of (‘d'
illartford and a member of
other;
Knights Templar officials visited Ham-.
ilton commander, K 'i‘., in Bridgeport.
last evening.
. | During the~ course of the meeting 1
the order of the Temple was exempli‘I
fled. Special music was rendered by.
a quartet and a very large number ofI
Knights were present.
m'f.
,hoarded for some time by the owners, i The following associate grand 0 NEW HOME FOR BRONX BANK
cers also accompanied the grand com-
mander: Eminent Sir Frederick L.
Huntington, hieriden, grand senior
warden; Eminent Sir George Hinman.
Middletown, grand standard bearers,
Eminent Sir E Ward DeKlyn, Dun-
bury, grand sword bearer; and Emi-
nent Sir Angus H, Mackenzie, Bridse
port, grand warden.
SAVING THROUGH MEATLESS
DAYS.
hill? to be pieseutl
'I‘lii~ dancing tontinued till a Inte‘
,linibnsrndor's exposure of German war.
gtween Third and Willis aienues. Thol
Tristram 5 Hyatt l
‘ N orwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store l
Seasonable Suggestions for Saturday Shappers‘
Bath Robes Hosiery ,
} Wool Blankets Underwear
Beacon Blankets Night Shirts
Separate Dress Skirts,-all colors
Men’s Pajamas
Bargains in Ladies’ Suits and Coats
This Store Will Resume Regular Business Hours on Monday.
l r l
INEW BRITAIN HOME l
, or AUTO cHAMPIoul w'
.2218: mans!“ rm 3“ a»
<02“ 6
‘George J. Dagemers Claims Loving
Distance Title for New l‘ H. Krie er & CO.
5 England.
1 NEW BRITAIN, l‘e b. 2" M—Allhougll
the fact is not knoun to many, New!
'IBIltain is the home of New England' a
champion long distance automobile
The Waists we are having
on sale now.
‘driier George J. Dagemers, \o. 234 ‘
East Main strI-,et known in autamobile
IlIclcs as the “Flying Frenchman."
George. will not. do any driving until _,
labout May 1, and after that time he I3.
ready to prme the right to his title by
igoing out on the road in competition
Iwilh any IiIiIer in. the Vew England V
il-itatI. a. lie made one [word of 59, 00')
vmilis in nine months, but a short time-i” '
ago he lIcttI-red that mark by goingi
62000 in six months lie has made.
0
I-numeious shorter runs in I'I-cord}' s 2 98 It, wa st
time sth as from Hartford to Sue-n| - . r ' s
gerIlliv, lie" in fifteen hours; Hart!
That are worth $4. 50 to $6. 00
New llrilnin to Philadelphia, 285 miles
in s it hours He has been all mer:
ithe countIy in automobiles, but fort”:
long distance IiriIing he prefers the
EMurmon. lie has been driIlng about!
ieieien years and has not er been in an!
:mm.mw
:l’lC‘ilianl and Ilaims Ihat he has nev'ciz
been obliged to stop on the road b0-
|cuusn of trouble IIilh the car ”i 0.4- i‘ Big ReduCIion 0
timutcs that he has Iliiien a total “1.207 ‘
. 0 on Wood Chains
500 000 miles.
Come Over the Bridge to
AUSTIN ’S GARAGE
llveryffrip Saves You Money. Repairs,
Parts, Tires. Tubes.
East Norwalk
iford to Atlantic (‘in in eight hours:' I.”
i FUOR SOLDIERS DEAD, THREE l...-
l HURT, PERBHING REPORTS:
'i
WASHINGTON Feb. 23 ——GeneralI'
Pershing yesterday reported one Ant-
crican soldier seIercly wounded and
i two slightly sounded in an action on
‘l~‘ebruary ill.
. P'riinle Fred Kopnnski was sewrw- l
,ly w.ounded His sister, Mrs. J. M. Ii” seaVi-ew Ave"
' I-‘ranz, lites ‘at mo “'est Thirteenth Telephone 1959.
stneet, Chicago,
Corporate William Bowers of West}
ville Okla, and William Iitiley, Swit-
zei, Ky” were slightly wounded
The following deaths were report-
W. R. AUSTIN
Private Walter S. Reynolds of Bear-
er Fails, Penn; gunshot wounds.
Saturday’s Price List tT
Calves Livers ..................
James Roulard of New Pork Tenterloine ........... 8. md 30
ll ' ' .......... 2 an I: . .
rIi’rlir .. fractured skull. :23: 33:? .................. 30c BATTERIES WILL FREEZE ill
of pomand fienfnefi;:;ifihempmn Fresh Shoulders ................ I§o6el COLD WEATHER
., . Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb e l d Se v lion
Private ‘ ward Barton. of Cooley- All Kind of Lamb Chops ......... 30o whggl Séuoués} '1 :12“ a: :‘ll‘Ot‘iltTgbiy.
I',iile Ohio; pneumonia. Sparerihs, Knuckles, Pig's Feet Kid-
icompetent stmage batcxy expert v7bo
H neye, Snoute, freah or corned.
Lean Pot Roast from 24: up‘ will give authorative advice in ti 13
Nancy Prime Roast from .. .24e “Piconnection. . . ‘ e b: t’
Plans tor the new home of the Dot-l Home-made Sausage '''''''''''' 3°C “0 rechaige, repah and s m i .
13" 58V“)!!! Bank in The Bronx have Dixie Bacon ..................... 35::5‘9‘495-
been filed by Renwick Aspinwall 5; Hamburg Steak ................. 25c}: A rental battery fm am make at IarI
Tucker. architects, who estimate the. "1:: Veal, Home Dressed Chick.
cost at $150, 000. The building is to be; a
ll Ki d f Cold Meats. | '
one stmy, with a limestone exterior-l Brooklri‘elti oEggs ...... ‘ ........... 65c' Fairbanks Siorage
and will occupy the small block front BMW" 5“” """"""""" 65c' Ballet“ (:0
on the north side of 147th street, be—' 5:123: :gtlletlgrzzgezuality. y
53 No, Main Street ,
Telephone 938
can be obtained at any time.
Heinz's Sauer Kraut, 3 lbs ..... . 25c
Charnoli’s Market
'property lronta 55 feet on Third ave-I
one, 50 feet on Willis avenue. and lid1
'i'eet on 147th street. Work on thcl
So, No. v. ails.
looked very much to many of us as it
the end of the world had come. We
saw ourselves transformed in almost,
an hour from a peaceable, happl'. easy-
going nation, into a nation of soldiers
with a very strong opponent.
"The failures in Great Britain dur
ing the war have been materially re-
duced in volume and in number as
compared with any year before the
war and, except in the actual luxury
trade, profits have increased. rather
than diminished. One or the many
causes which led to this happy result
was the war-savings certificates which
the government put out. The depart-
ment stores, and in fact all business
organisatlons, got behind these certiL
testes as a unit.
“A gratifying feature in connection
or goldeoinaroueithehowissmeoueeerenmaea
shanks of the United Stiles will hc' ported to the allies,
dollars. or
in” I l '“mmnw mounts to 1.800 million
the rise in “ages. The same thing} WASHINGTON F9” 23- ——.\ieatless new bank will be
me ten 'days in the United States have saved
3:"take place here for the an .140. 000 000 pounds of beef in four'
:months, the food administration an
BANKS MUST SUPPLY BILLIONS nounced tOdaY. During this period
Within the next three months the ”5".000000 pounds of bee! were er-'
together with
400,,000000 pounds of pork products.
._r
.. “a“
called on to supply the governmeniI
with three million dollars ott certir
homes of indebtedness bearing four}
per cent. and maturing Mar 9. in pre- v MOTHER CRAY'O POWDER!
parati’on for the thiid Liberty loan? BENEFIT MANY CHILDREN
sue. The will also have to arrange;
'fidr paymenyta of war taxes into nic- "Wm“ 0' "lather! have iound
treasury next June amounting to two
and one-half billion dollars or mart.
Between now and June 30, less than'
four months. the government expects
to add no less than five and one-half.
billion dollars to its war funds, which
tax the available eaeh resources of
the banks. Money already paid into
the treasury to meet war
oellent remedy for children complaint
ing of headaches, colds, feverishness.
stomach troubles and bowel irreguisf-
itiea from which children antler. The!
are easy and pleasant to take and ex-
cellent results are accomplished by
e""their use. Used by mothers for to
years. Sold by druggiat'd «W.
veetseasleeethea It I Adv ..
OOOHllllfll
Mother Gray' s Swat Powders an ex-l
started in May anal
.is to be completed early in 1919. ’
Georgelu .EdWards, a summer reei~
dent of ilelle island, is president oil
the Dollar Savings Bank and also in!
Tel. 583-2
76 North Main St.
,owner of Le Reposa Cottage at B‘e’
Esland. I
' aoENTs or I. w. w. JAILED. WHITEHNE COMPOUND;
IDNDON,Feb.23—c1arence Ed-
.ward Boyington and Paul Aloysius
Manning. American representatives;
at the industrial Workers of the
World in England, were sentenced to‘
The
men also were recommended for del
pol-tattoo. They were charsed with
spreading pat-lust promenade mi
England. with a view to «aim dil-
unused-e m wort-ce- ‘
Cure That Cold By
Tab"! 5 RAILROAD avenue
norms coax.
W Tallinn : mm ——m ‘ ~ ,
F Dauooiar ‘ omen cLossn ALL DAY l
. mesons uu'm. run.
' “"" ; run some
trill“: .‘.':'.:’.":.f'.‘:'.:“‘...’.::‘°""‘Any Store;
or Sleek/oi Ruthenium
Address D. are Sentinel
”no
INSURANCE
AND REAL ESTATE
.I. M. Layton & C0,, inc.
of “I.” km'erlaasy m
wk.“ I “link
Wines! Minn".
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