Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 23, 1918 · page 7

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Disposition 0! these cases will
lighten the work of the criminal side.-
ot the court which is to he started
in New Haven Tuesday and which‘:
lstill has fourteen cases on the trial‘
calendar. The accused had a chance;
;to pay lines and start on sentences‘:
.wiihout the delay at a trip to New;
fHaven. '

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Judge my“ 3' Thane o! the The court has on the Calendar “‘i
H31“ ;l'n;ted States District Court meted New Haven two cuts at law and
' ‘ , out justice to one woman and seven “5'" in 9““, '3‘ three in bank-
The decrease in Connecticut's live . ruptoy. Few of these are of interest
, men in Hartford, the olendar having .
,stock since 18i5 15 447.789. “The nor- pleaded guilty and meat of them bar- in Norwalk.
'malsunlncreue should “"9 be“ 2’1”" ing broken war laws: lyra Colt. ot‘

 

 
 
 
 

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. :State Should Catch Up, Att- 'renauutt In' Julge Thomas
‘5 I thority Urges —— Spring. in Federal Court

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tenants. Prices ranging Mlumperntonth.

RAYMOND BROTHERS
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New mason, was shed :25 to:- seen IF YOU mu m m“
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‘ These are particularly significant i -
, ng a house or ill tame and selling.
5 .statentents today. .They come from “qua! to ”mm” ' ALI. UP
it!” Committee on Food Supply and William Moore of the same port isj W l mu
. itgz‘gzuwédu“: “flagging???” spend thirty days in the Harttord; 1'51. “0.
”search astrology into records of the“):il {mm-:1“ if” liqusrdohmen in A180 ‘mnonm BOUGHT,
"past and the poss'bilitlea hi this state"; mum-’11: Mtfl' or1 the ”me‘ SOLD AID mono. 5
Ian ll producer of live stock 0 once ‘. um I 9y 0 6 “met 61 mmw AVE
'3 W8"! ”0‘ , And the two statements which ”Flown neceited a “A? penalty. w ”0" -.
' ~ ‘ t For (allure to register. Thomnsl ALI.

:ry their own story or decreased food
jeupply from that source. are in them-
:selves a powerful challenge to the
tumors oi this state to try to catch

Sanders of Hartford was sentenced to!
three months and Mike liengavsnelfl
oi New Britain. was sentenced to six
months and is to be under ohservs-_
tion as to his sanity. Peter Burnout“
0! Hurtiord. is to spend three months;
in jail. !

For tearing down a Connecticut hell
administration poster advertising the
conservation of coal in a city brew-
ery. Charles Muehlcn, oi Hartford.
was fined 825 and costs.

William Dooley. of New London.
was sentenced to thirty days in the
llsrttiord jail for selling liquor to

 

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FOOD VALUE

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‘ It has been variously estimated that

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taco of the earth. pressure is being
brought to bear to make every acre
jot land produce as much as possible.
‘ “ll we were to build a big wall
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snot sauna sum-rs . . . . $1.00, $1.25, 31.50, scoo,’ $225
one: mmntoon . ..... .. 31.25, $1.98, $2.00, $225
moxmmsnmounumm: ......... .....sc.2s
sum ans-rs with When sop mastic Bounce $2.50
man an: anus . . . . .. mo, moo, $4.50, anon, 35.98

J. I. MALLETTE

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Closed 5 p. in. Saturdays mind
an further notice.

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gall incoming food. we would he liv-
Ing on dried codilsh. or something George )1. “Mutton of Williams:-
like it within a short time,’ sa.d C. tic was had no (or tailing to obtain.

A. Eaton state supervisor of agri-
cultural schools, speaking to the town a special license for the conduct oil

school board at a recent meeting. Mr. E
Eaton estimates that the state ests'
“in about three times as much as it pro-
lllf" (Juries A' Benton are dunes, and that every agency for food
m M W 3'31”". W: producing should be stimulated.
a!" MAI. J.. with the United The state I'ood committee has rec-

sert. SoldstAflSiorea.
‘I’ry‘l’hcn.

men in unitorm.

times as much as she produces. in
News I
The ennui mung oi the Norwak

‘these days when food is a highly 'val.
‘ued and much needed article on the
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Sergeant Thomas R. Shea and First-

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‘ m on tio ( rce . ords to back up its statements. shout .
Mi: ' éfccreaisvd tottlidt www.mn “Ebb“:dsydsgdwnodissaandtheOs-L
8 ans 0118 I I growers C G / a” -fl “m, an“ “m .h.
_ll‘ltt.h universe”. Brand's Jewel-I take the matter to heart and do their ”WWW m
ry atone. Neck chains. tat-altiers.’ can In Increasing the supply of iced Bea

brooches. timeouts, lockets, ear drOD't ”m- I l ““13“.” '9‘ washable ““3 “d m CI INN. ill

"n“ " mm“ ”mm“ ’métd'éfi‘fi‘l gym. 3: 3:5. mi? I - '
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'Buyer 1 00., manufacturers of hose the state had "ch tripled ,m;
Bill: an increase oi ”use. that there was
their a decrease in live stock of more than
441,000.

According to the increase is popu-
lation the proportionate increase in
live stock would he, the food commit-
tee observes: Cuttle. 785,739; sheep.
1,080,165. and pigs. 501.540: a total of
2,297,544. These figures point to 'live
stock. The increase in lam and an-
den food produce should correspond-
ingly increase. it is emphasised.

i There are scvofitl agencies which
‘ are boosting tood production this year
in this country.

cement-I. located touched»
flit. um'smengranied

‘unployeethls-enhaaniaeresseon.
moat-ad, ten percent. i

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PRICES $1.“), $1.25, $1.50 UP 1'0 $3.”.

 

Samuel Mill. of Bedding. sta-

. tlotied~ at Camp Upton, has receiv-
al a m as first lieutenant.
Benton. lendsl was in IlWorwalh
h.- of!“ tile on Mild to audios.

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ThlsBankhasspeolalrsgsrdtortheyonngrnsnwhohas
shownshllitysndjndgsnentlntheoonduotofsslnallhusiness.

That a constanth
mitontutlmturehnslness

number of successful
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istaotoryplaouotramssttheiradahs,isanindiesfionotpubllo

confidence and appreciation. _ .
Bankingihsllitiesihat tosnohntenaremorthyof
YOUR confidential. YOURS VERY TRULY,

Samuelson.

 

 

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DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAOTIO.‘

Chiropractic Is the definition at th'
cause or the disease and the art".
adjusting the same. Disease Is.
by a wrench, twist or sprainch- ‘
back. Even it done in childheediflt
creates pinched nerves ond‘pain. I
later lite in the dillerent organ! all
limbs. . ,
Chiropractors remove the cannot. . 3
disease and pain. health is M °
through harmonizing the nerve .
”tell! in your body. Female tron

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CENTRAL HOTEL

rinemonshythsdayorwsek. MMelectrlo
lightsandgss. meateatteohedulsohestanrant. Italian

and Amer-ion style.
corner lenses and chestnut Sta. Tel. 1555.
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given special attention: also em
tune of the spine. You will mu 1"?
gret giving the Chiropractor mom'-
to help you. '
Magnetic treatments given also.

'1’. FRANCIS. ILC.

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We have a nod line of electric “fin. Work OWW
MI {W m “m: ”m “a The hirheld (‘ounty Farm Bureau
Booth 'Nhrwllk. they make an excel- will do its utmost. The tooddgonnnit-

my, 0 “mfg u u tee of the War Bureau on r the

:Mucfittummd usury; State Council of Defense, will push

modnction. and will co-operate with

~03 “ did dd '37- Donnelly’s ‘8 the Far Bureau. according to vote
loam lulu sum. '0! the State Council or Defense.

I The farmers themselves will try to
boost production. The boys and girls
or the country are to be organised
into a Junior Food Army. and they
will help do their hit. Home gardens
will he developed. ' Pig clubs will be
organized. The ten-hen proposition
in the back yard is to be pushed.

Potatoes will be planted—[hm
at present there is some consideration
of sidetracklng some potato produc-

ttlon this year into activity for more
- Loom. more home gardens, and mod-
‘_ infill: m” ‘N 1“ ante oiled flocks oi poultry.
1:3] be 3c'dellver:ed ”Ind 20 on Already meetings are being held
”fl through the country to plan for the
“and. W m m '3’ ”G big spring planting. And it the pros-
Iallversd. Ipects of all the powers, behind the

 

 

Educator Shoes

Are scientifically constructed tor a per-
tect tit tor the growing loci. and are the
most satisiactory shoe tor children made.

All Kinds of Hosiery.
CONNEALLY st BRACKEN

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-—llid your boiler no book on you
dot-ix fie eoid snaps last winter?
The Burnhsm Boiler won't go hack on
you during the cold snaps. or any oth-
er time. It's the boiler or Cosy Oom-
hrt Rest. it‘s made in Weston-tar
County. Semi for ”Which and Why"
.oohlet. W a ‘Burnham ‘Co., ir-
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P. B. COLEMAN. increased food idea came true, many
imore acres will he made actively pro 5“”. 0mm .8 "I'll. m
81 m mm above “I. ductlve this than last year. and there ,
The “I 01" PM“? at l was a big increase last year. .

“"0“ “‘9 39"“! Station out " about local merchants are oomplalnins -

szos last night In response to box 4. m M' ELECTRICIANS _
about the unusual ha hips

or wwwh. capstan! man and good

Achimney'iireMW “Mgr? they have been torced to underxo
flier bow Wm“ " ‘t "' this winter. Besides the toned hot:-
evornmmagflme“ "' days, which have Men quit-a met-
mdfldm'u‘m '“m‘m'ons.'hustnasshas tallen oassreIt
.otmchm'udoneitlssdfl. deal. The people are eoononislng to;
on stout that “I m ”'38

The littleson no‘rntoInandMn. mm .0! mt; andeven
"1" W'm"”h° N" More bought in unusually snail
.W‘wne W 9"“ m" ’°’ modes The trade in luxuries.
m" 1"" W has '1 mm such as candy. tenuous. etc. has tal-

l'arnhhedforxir .
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name/noelnommronss. neuron-n. :
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la Wily. Walnut, tIIdeory, White
mantel. Bird’s Eye Maple. Priced to to
20% lower during our February "Sale.

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