Vc. .
a. sushi in one mornin’
,iahb eye and
my ‘ ’he'd have
caster.“ ”I'll!” Uncle
'hyflfldon't now danme.
‘n nessin' and fraesin'. 1!!
\\s
uncanny with frost on the
windows, I’ve troubles un-
told. Ity children are cryin'.
in gold fish are dyin', I'm
W’wlyin'mholdurnr
chin. In don't be so cruel,
but send me some fuel, there
isn’tapieoeinthewhole of
"Take heart my good fel-
low, don’t bellow, don't bel-
low, you still have the clothes
F‘pitts, they burn best of all.
Then there 's much in the attic,
that place democratic, where
rummage is holding a mas-
querade ball."
THE
,7 ERRlS
KEEADOOMVi-ihit
HOUSE MAY
BE PRESERVED
(Continued from Page One)
HAN
l
Now is the time to get ready. Besides having them for ,0"
own use, you can make money selling them because they’re 11-
ways in demand and at good prices.
HOT BED EASE
on hand frames of sound straight grained wood and regulation
ithat there are some people in the
town of Norwalk who are proud to
know tllat such .1 building of historical
Lintercst is in our midst and that they
'are willing to do all that they can to
ghelp in the casing of such a buildtnr
{from destruction. The picture of the
lpresent condllgon of_lbc building duel:
not offer [“th hope to' one who is no:
glass.
BUY NOW.
The Hatch t“: Bailey Co.
Women’s and Misses’
Spring Suits, Coals,‘l)resses, Skirts,-
Waisis, Silk Petticoats and lists
ll
same summon:
T ri‘stram & Hyatt .
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Stbre ‘
Saturday Suggestions for Shoppers
Dainty Silk Waists
A new line, of the latest models and colors that are sure to attract attention. ‘
Pretty PetticOats
In black and all color shades, very reasonably priced.
Spring Dress Goeds _.
Silken fabrics in the latest effects of stripes and the very popular coin dots.
. A splendid Stock of Linings.
The Biggest Assortment of Buttons in the City
m ‘-.__ ‘.
ll
that strikes the keystone of individuality. These
~styles are not the sort that you will see portrayed by garments
in most every clothes shops you cappen to enter. They are not
styles that you will see worn by every second person you happen
to meet with on the street. It is nothing unusual for a woman
to become aware of this much to her dismay. But on the other
hand they are styles that are only to be found in the most ex-
In style
”WHEN-D HARDWARE
' Our Department Is Complete
and Includes Such Items as:
Hatchets, Hammers, Screw-
drivers........ ..... 10cup
Locks, Hinges and Staples,
. 10c up
. Barrel Bolts, Window Catches,
‘ 5c and 10s
-. Tincherleiers IOcandZBc
._ Kitchen Knives, Forks and
Spoons .. ....... 5c and 10c
Paints, Varnish Stains and
-' Enamel ................ 10c
Varnish and Sash Tool Brushes,
10c
ts and Stands .. 10c and 15c
ubber Heels, all sizes”. . .10c
Many Items Too Numerous to
. ‘Mention
The RollerStore
Main and llavlland St.
patched up. so that they can stand!
storms and sales for many years tc‘
come. with but a slight expense. ‘
3 Mayor Jeremiah Donovan. to whomi
vthe letter calling forth the article wa-
addressed. as may be imagined, is
a‘deepiv interested. and it may he that
action towards the preservation of
“lili! building
Reports about this bllildinfl hai'c
gone otlt to all corners of lhsa Stair
.of i‘onuccticut. to Mossucllllsetts'
New York. ithodc island and other:
nearby states. and ham- becn t'Ulilcd
.pillgs that have been received at till: 5
office. The wires of the AwocintcdI
Press carried ltho mew» fol-lb lhdli
lthis house was located in Norwalkl
and that plum wcrt' being made tool
the rcstorution of this housc. I
it may hit that such-tics. such llszl
lutiop. ill every city, town and court
tl.llnltv whorc such to society cxisls.‘
could enchs-onstributcaccl'lninumount
Iowslds u fund to purchase- and rl~‘
store ”to property, which could till-ll'
heroine the entlro property of the so
tit‘l)’. and bc used as ll Illuscum of.
particular dressers and prices lower than any store in town. ' I 1‘ ”q ’ w n' "Hm
Call and see them today. All our cloth garments are all wool. 1mg“; tar . n H i is . n In l ,
Come and save from five to fifteen dollars on your purchlle. i, 1, "mm“. m m, cm. hm, an). ”M...
:,to :uivunco upon the matter. lill' Even .
. ‘ inn Sentinel would be very glad to r-
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY llleivc them and give them publicity
_ . 1' :und also stands ready to act in the
O
33 LgOe Main Ste SOs Norwalk lihc restoration of tilts lllsioriul dwvil
:lng. iormcriy the pcopel'tv of t‘olonci
THE STYLE STORE FOR WOMEN WHO KNOW. gi‘itcll. from the appearance of whom
. 4 truly-ll command the inspiration cunn-
Ito an English oflicer.to min- the tlltly
'ontdlod: “Yunkcc Doolle,” played all
”‘over the. world by bands. both Alli
—~
........ ._ W. W. ........._......_ -..._y.._....._.___._
. s .‘
All Fresh Roasted V. Becklnsnn’s ouallly
COFFEES
Lfalniliar with how houses can bc;
.he will appoint a committee to take
in ncte'spupcrs. as evidenced by clip-I
tilc lluurhtcl's of the American limo,
elusive fashion shops. They are styles that are worn by the most
[some sort In store relics of the in'-
csluu'ity of rccciving subscriptions for"
erican and foreign. nod which calls
"to the mind of anyone when it is
‘wilcrc the hollsc now stands. and let
ll also bring to the minds of Ill.» pols
‘lll‘flrd. lhc I‘nlicd States. LN L: also
”gills that it is high tlmc that this house
brim: to mind the t‘ltv of Norwalk.
“ inns restored and prcscl'vcd for futuri-
No. 1- Royal Plantation Ooflee, per lb. .................. 30c irons-rations. _,.._-.-.~-_
After Dinner Blend Ooii'ee, pr lb. ..................... 250 ~.-. iRED CROSS WORK .
Challenge Blend Coffee, per lb. ............ . ........ 220 ‘ IN ENGLAND
Golden Santos Coffee .................. lb. 20c, 5 lbs. for 950 ..;—i «mummfim Page). .
HEADQUARTERS ’03 OTTO 'BTAHL'B NEW YORK i A Red (‘rms -hdigitnl has been cs ‘
SMOKED MEATS if tablished at tin English port for sick,
American soldiers and suitors. The
Genuine Smoked Bacon, Boiled Ham, Smoked Liverwurst,
- . ught for Cash
Address 0, care Sentinel
istaff for this hoapital is dclsilcd from.
Wrmmmlnwu‘lmi’dOWte Prim ”who Mcdicai ('orps of the United
iStntcs nrmy. The Red (‘roas also llasi
[assumcd support of .‘1 hospital in'
mSotllll licvon, supported since 19“ by
' the American Women's War Fund.
and the hospital for oflicels nt Lan~
_lcasfcr Gate. London, previously main.
tnined bv the Women's War Fund.-
Whilc both of tllesc hospitals will be‘
‘ IF YOU WANT STANDARD GOODS COME TO
ATF. Beckmann & Co.
Success
, Qualifies,
better if cultivated. These
‘ are - health, honesty,
in , courage, initiative, en-
ambition, business
”loite- minim. sincerity.
. and courtesy.
)l‘
-l in
I; t.‘ l ,.
‘ _: used chiefly by the British. they will
_ 83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 1405. m, “an.” (or American ,mns m
. , i I ..., y -« «n». px’u‘t» NJ.‘ .. ..ur . . .m . ' emergency. ’
T'“. 4.2::.__....-..__ -.. _____, m“ 0! the contribution of $951000-
f200.000 pounds) to the war fund of
the British Red Cross. one fourth will
be used for relief and comforts to sick
and wounded in hospitals, casualty,
lciesring stations. and on I;nes of com:
SC‘HULTZE’S
SATURDAY SPECIALS its; 'i’lfi“l.’;l:.2:2l.'.?'.i“‘}l:’.?.‘;o'°ll.ili
.Cl'oss auxiliary hospitals and convllles
lceni homes in England.
9 ROUND STEAK ................................. 26c lb. Tm. ”mining ha" of m. mum:-
' , lprintion is for institutions in (ll-cot
, SIBLOIN STEAK .......................... - ....... 26c lb. Britain for orthopedic and facial
; _ {treatment and for general restora-
PORTERHOUSB STEAK ....... . ......... . ...... 26c lb. live work for disabled British soldiers.
‘ The Enfllish orthopedic hospitals:
SHOULDER STEAK .............................. 18c lb. ""9 it“ "8'“an “"0015 ‘0' Amt“
. can surgeons who later will be. detail-l
‘ ed to service of a similar character
for disabled United States soldiers.
l The American Red Cross Commie
sioner for England is William Endl-
-——._=—__=:__ . 3 ._-_—_—._-.__-—_.,—_-_—_—= licott. of Kidder. Peabody and Com-.
FROM THE aunesu or INTERNAL year 1917 was 31,000 or more and of "mm 30m": Overseer 0' Harvard’
REVENUE. ‘every married .person whose net in- College and trustee of several Massa-
come was ”.000 or more. 'chusetfs hospitals and of the Massa-
lf your income is taxable—and it, The rate of tax is at least 2 per ““39"" "no"! for the Blind. i
must be a modest one to escape taxa cent on net incomes of unmarried pct»? Th“ , 999W Commissioners arel
tion under the War Revenue Act of sons in excess of 81,000 and on net ill-KM“ “M915“ Reld- 0' New York and
October 3. 1917—don't wait to be notl comes of married persons in excess"‘°“d°"v and Edgar H. Wells. of Box ,
fled that you must pay an income tax of 82.000. Payment must be made oil-mm formerly “S'Stam Dean 0‘ "a"
LEGS OT LAMB ............ ' ...................... 28c lb.
s
» Fish ,
cod ..
-‘- .s.....fj ........ s
sprains-loo-
, ruse 359-12"
i
4
1 race sancaslu.
. Ilfi" IO” “‘0 , 1your nuts? i No difference whether your pain or
i ‘ es 5 ‘ I ‘
. :1!- -M3 i ' AM [9 Gem , 3 Sweet Little Maiden—How dare you? neuralgia is in the face, head or an!
n." l caustic W, ' ,1?- . ,r‘ - litrnameis Gladys Commie. part of the body. you get , instant re
.. ;, mum is m fol.“ W “s “- level! Post on“ cun—oa-«s—r usual with ma old-time, hose-“i pain
' m satin?" o’ in'“. m' :M Mise- 'W's w . Wee—it can
o no
‘e'cials inFresh
' c not less thani820 nor more than $1,000 in; your retum'and promptly paying.
Sahnon...... ...... .,26e
Halibut... ...... .....280
‘ than 15o qt.’
w York Market
The Government is not required to or before June 15,1918. vard College. 2’
seek the taxpayer. The taxpayer must The estimated revenue to be cob; -—~ ~~ . , . .-.. :59!
seek the. Government. lected this'year under the War Rev- ‘
The Bureau of internal Revenue, enue Act. is 82.500.000.000, of whicll‘couNI "Ml PAINS
with‘the approval of the Secretary of “66.000300 is in individual income ' ' '
,the Treasury. has extended the time taxes. Last year 500,000 persons pat-if '
{for filing income and excesslprofits re-{income taxes; this year it is esti-l AND NtURAl-GIA 60NE
jturns from March 1 to April 1, 1918.’ mated the number-Will be more than: .
{You may file your return any time 6.000,000. if you are one of them. rc-'
before_April l. but if you wait until member that your dollars are for the
April 2, you are subject to a fine of support of the war. By promptly fll';
Instant Relief! Rub This Nerve Tor.
ture and Misery Right Out
With "8t. Jacobs Lilli. &
ment ‘ -
Rub this soothing, penetrating lini-.
I .
,and an additional assessment of 50 per your tax you are helping the Govern" ,
cent. of the amount of tax due. ~ment to early victory. Pay your in’
Returns are required of every on come tax in the same spirit in which
153 married person—man or woman you bought your Liberty bond. The meat right. into the sore. inflamed!
whose net income for the calendar 'plocecds are for the same purpose— - nerves, and like magic—neuralgia dig-l
to make the world safe for democracy: appears. "St. Jacob's Linlment" con-
_._.——————————— l
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES AT THE POST OFHCE. 'lquers pain. It is a harmless "neuralgia
‘ . ‘ relief" which doesn't burn or discolor
lliolcoinl Headltsht Heaters. irons. Sweet Litlte Maiden-45 there a thc skin. ,
(Grill Stoves, Toasters. l-‘ry Pflnflflettcr for me? Don't suffer!‘ it's so needless. Get
.Chaifirlg Dllh- Post Office Clerk-«Who'll me? a small trial bottle from any firm
i a" "on... Hm mm. “mm; Sweet Little Maiden—rm Gladys store and gently rub the “schist!
Mantles. Tubing, Burners. Globes. Officummh' ~ nerves: and in Just ' moment you
Heaters. me. Post Office Clerk—f-Yes. l dare say will be absolutely free from pain and
i / iyon're glad he's coming: but what's suffering.
‘ Wr‘?‘ ‘Ve
. 4' l 1
lmunicntion in territories where Brit-'l
WHERE—THE
“oars" STAND
(Continued From Page One).
,_ 1m ..
ll.
hit-aniline, the action taken by the Mr I
lionaI Lf-glsilullvc t‘ouncil. will sug-
gcst a plan which may govern all!
such cast-s."
The action to which lefcrencc is g
i..
H.Krieger & Co.
Spring Millinery
Exclusive styles. Hats not to be seen
in any other store.
We do our own trimming. Prices are
moderate. "
made was the adoption of the follow.
ing resolutions at the met-tint: of the;
National Tcmporance ('ouncil in
Washington. December 10. 1917. With
but one dissenting vote. l
"ResoIVed. That it is the sensc oht“
the National Temperance (‘ouncil that.‘
in securing the ratification of the Na?
tional Prohibition Amendment, the r
friends of ratification in legislative
districts should give their support to'
that candidate. or where ’more than};
one is to ho» elected to those candiu'
dates. who. declaring themselves for‘
ratification have the best chance of,
election. Where the candidate or can-:“'
fill-2‘22.iii..‘.‘.‘.‘.I‘."l..“2211.“l:‘.2lmimil.’ll“. Spring Coats and Suits are Here
x for Your Inspection.
ho made by the prohibition party .ol‘
()lht'l‘ lll.nor pllrtics.
"And that. where no dominant party,
candidate is committed to ratification;
the united dry fol-cos should support;
the prohibition party candidate or lltvv
_ —...-..L
lndnpendent or minor. party candidate: ”“M , .
who has the best chance of election."I chinery. ' ‘
~-.-.._ A. .____ l Wages are showing a marked “ll" Hygiene 0! the Eyes
ward trend. though not so marked as.
the rising level in the cast of gl’flt‘liii“
commodities, according to a report;
'. issued today by the Bureau of Labori
Statistics. A survey of wage increasesl
,in six departments of the iron and!
steel industry covering an approxi-3
mate period of three years shows n:
Jump of 52 per cent. since May. 1915 l
in the wages paid to blast furnace.
HIGH PRICES—MEN .
1N RED CROSS
(thin-tuned From Page One)
Our modern standard ct
health is much higher than in
the past.
looking after our personal
hygiene is a part of our daily
routine.
The teeth, the mouth, the
nas'al'cavities and all sensitive
in volunteers at the rate of 100 ll
week. but the type of men offering
themselves is high class. Mon emu
inn salaries as large as those men-
tioncd are among the recruits. 1'0“?" "n" 58 9““ cent. ‘0 mm"! parts of the body which are it!-
‘I in going to have the best corps “h“ gorkfin ""3 hBesfinifgnffrTEle posed to the outside 811' and 1‘58?
of export iuutomohile men in over- "M “y 0“ open “l3 ' ' V' ' Mt!)
seas service," [Ink] Mr. Sign”. increased 38 per cent. in blooming, ”figmmmemlj
The men themselves. wanting the mills. 35 per cent, and in plate mills. muc . . , .
olive drab uniform of.the United 50 per cent. The largest increase was. Make It I. (18“! i“ to
found in tho sheet-metal mills. where,
care for your eyes- .
a raise of 95 per cent. has been made.‘
Our Ocnlist, who is a med;
States Army. and caps similar to
those worn in the Flying Corps. madc
after Mr. Sitclle 's own deal u. look The “’90" “MW“ that ‘h" m?" 1“"?! man ' vat].
fit for any cnteriency. ‘ worked about the same number of! ed , of long “Nnmm L"
hours each week as in l9l5. mum your 9,0! 0 e
"Apart front character and physi-,
cal film-us." .“l‘. Skelley continued.
“those men must be thoroughly ifllll‘; ~
ilinr twith automobiles and able in:
make quick repairs and drive their
cars for 36 hours or longer is neces-
sarv. We have recruiting stations in
Washington. ,Boston and Cleveland:
and are now opening others in Philip.
dolphin. Chicago and St. Louis. Wei
already have 500 men registered and:
expect to sign up the others by the‘
end of the month."
MEDIATION POLICY
CHECKING STRIKES
(Continuerl from First Page.)
charge and advise you regard
ing them and their care.
/
THAMER
The Three-0 Eye Service
Dentists. Optometrists, Opticians
8'! Atlantic 8L. Stamford. Conn.
Onenhb!ve.tillln.n.ll.tfl7._
l .
_..,_. .__..__...___.—
_.__. . . .
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAli ER
Tel. Office, 1069-3; House 693.
‘27 WASHINGTON at.
new use mews BUILDING
I
last three months. The conciliators
have also assisted in settling disputes
before the shipping labor-adjustment
build.) and has also settle] ,clehpnl
lwhere ship workers are involved
:through its own' labor-adjusting mn-
SATURDAY
SPECIALS '
... ,-.
' ‘ Puritan Sugar Cbred Hams ...... 33c:
BARGAINS i3232$3ii§217577fi .............. . ''''' 32:! sarremss WILL sneeze m
- iiiilfitfii‘Jlli'll'.:2:'.::'.::::'.::'.'.'. 332' . °°L° ,WWHF" SP“
Silhf'é'l‘lii" 5:3: :::::::f::: 35.! #1133! S£.°“.‘;lll“‘:.'.‘1..s‘.‘filings,
“WWW" 13’“ .232; mongoose" “" :5?i2i§..‘52“§i.?:.”*li lo:
iconnectlon.
We recharge, repair and si
26clb
Home Dressed Veal
Genuine Legs Lamb one bat-
‘ . lBeat Heavy Beet from ........ 22c uplteries. s or or an . ma e 0 cs
CO’Iage Brand , :zflbsgsef?xékfioszeogl:lm Eggiczfnrh'ztghathtedynt’ any tyime.k I I
Coffee 216 lb 25:: Smilax::::::::::::::: 27; lairhanlis Storage
" {Pork Loin, Small .............. 30:
Pl"? New Orleans iSill..'tl3:."‘3'."..::'.:::::::::‘.'.'.:.332, Battery Co.
I ' .Home Ma e Sausage ............ 306.68 No. Main Street So. Ncrwsii .
M 0' 35565 i in»; “E" as. it er ........ 60¢ per 151;: “1.91“,“ 933
. 20: qt. :5: gal; ‘ ithreesome““5 ;, ‘ d
' ' also... o................;'::::::1:.“c . Aim 311-" .
"V ”33‘.“ Blbedausrltrlutter..n........25c imandeaehangeailkindset
A STU LU? in " . mm mimic.
' _ r "- l. CllIl'IIOKS “Ilka mmmmasma
_ 24 CottageStfejb“ \. ~ lei. 583-2 . , In Junk. , _
'. East NOfWa‘ik‘ 75 mm “I '5". s w. ‘ mam-a.
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