‘ttunt' " ions
Es rushed in one mornin'
with blood in his eye and
swearin', declaril' he'd ha"
coal or die. “I'll see Uncle
Sammy, if I don’t now damme.
I'm messin’ and freesia’. to!
house is that cold. I've burn;
at! the pianny, my house is
uncanny with trust on the
windows, I've troubles un-
told. Hy children are cryin‘.
the gold so: are dyin', I’m
u-yin,’ nolyin', toan my
chin. Now don’t be so cruel,
but send me some fuel, there
isn't a piece in the whole of
my b .I!
, “Take‘heart my good fel-
low, don’t bellow, don't bel-
low, you still have the clothes
pins, they burn best of all.
Then there ’s much in the attic,
that place dumperatic, where
rummage is holding ’a mas-
querade ball."
THIS
’FERRiS
Be Among the First to Have
YourSpting Hat
‘ 1t Certainly Adds to the Value.
Right Now our Millinery De-
partment is complete, with all
POPULAR PRICES. .
Hilbbons, rlowers and Orna-
ments for trimming.
'i ,The RolletStore
‘ t Main and llsvlland St.
auroral.“ snares at i
We also have a full line of ;
. (Se. 10c 8:256 Store . .
glass.
' particular dressers and prices lower than any store in town. ”m I , I mm“... .... t-hpytd. ”3 ”any Mum,“ w”, an“... "0m
i gall “uddm the?) to?!" “$101“. sloth Mn“ “8 :3 W001. ‘ | m “—in—la—f - -— tin-it foundations and sir-t oozvn. in a-I-‘
_ ome an save rom ve een ollars on our pur ase. jucent tit-Ids. .
y gBELL TELEPHON FINDLAY. on o. March 11. mm!
Going to Have Early Vegetables?
stow is the one to get ready. Besideshaving than tor your
own use. you can make money selling them because they're al-
ways in demand and at good prices. . '
llO'l' BED sass
on hand. frames of sound straight grained wood and regulation _
BUY NOW.
The Hatch (z Bailey Co.
Women’s and Misses’
Spring Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts,
Waists, Silk Petticoats and lists '
3 In style that strikes the keystone of individuality. These
l styles are not the sort that you will see portrayed by garments
a in most every clothes shops you i appen to enter. They are not
, styles that you will see worn by e Jery ucond person you happen
I to meet with on the street. It is nothing unusual for a woman
1’ 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-
; elusive fashion shops. They are styles that are worn by the most
shows we PARIS mummy
? 33 So. Main St.
THE STYLE STORE _FOR WOMENWHO KNOW.
So. Norwalk
iPOiilélthfiiBN ' i
: APPOINTEDTOSPY .‘,
' oven CAMP;
(Continued From Page One). i
trol work. In all parts at the country
‘the women are on duty under the su-
pervisk- of especially established-
;Girl's Protective Bureaus. '
I 'Girls actually. resident In the vi—
tcnm' ot the camps are protected.’
gflunavavs are restored to their par-K
.cnis. and amusement places are scrum
tinize-d eareiuily. The work otters an
‘opport unity for the oilieer to exercise
discretion. sympathy. and a knowl-
edtte of huntan’nature that particu-
‘larlv are her own.
i These Women Q trained sliciolozi-
:cai workers and so peculiarly “Willa
pad for elm-tent service. Their duties;
_are intensely personal in character,
I,atttl an- concerned chiefly with indi-‘
{virtual-x. Although ctr-operating close-l
~ly with the tnilitarv authorities enti-
local police. they wear no uniform.i
bodes or distinguishing mark of ant?
kind. I
“Otten.” says Miss Maude Mine-'2?
chairman of the Committee on Pro-
tective Work for Girls. "the women
protective othcers find girls in the ti-
ciniiv ol the camps who are :ttarm'tmt'
by the presence of the uzt.lorut. Sonic
ot these are girls who have answered
advertisements and uho arrive in.
tstnp titlos with insutlit-ient lulldfil
in nearby cities and country towns. A:
girl resident of the town, him is di.=-
ltosctl to resist discipline is when to
her home by the woman omcer and
her mother warned of her danger. The
otftcers also visit nearby amusement
places to discover young girls who
seem to need protection and to :40
i SYSTEM EXPANDS
‘CODZIIIOG From Page One)
increase in the telephone stirrict- in
Wlushingion. to handle which it has
llt'(‘ll necessary to enlarge the switch
. l'rml Several of these are lnrlzo
t
l
l
t
Or Stock oi Merchandise
Sought for Cash
,15‘94‘lrflw‘ Sentinel
k.
——__
‘ Success
,better it cultivated. These
ties are”, health, honesty,
'ty, courage, initiative, en-
(empountl Lard
26c lb
‘ me; Brand.
tollee 21c lb
. ”we New Orleans
. Molasses
20¢ qt. 75c gal.
7 A-"S‘TULL
‘ 24 Cottage Street
- a
Any seal;
4
COFFEES _
l Genuine Smoked Bacon, Bofhd Ham, Smoked Liverwurst,
Salami, Frankfurters, Etc, at moderate prices.
If YOU WANT STANDARD GOODS COME TO
ATF. Beckmann & Co.
j 83 and 85 Washington St.
---. .—
M1405.
;____,_ _, _, __ __‘ timings for a city or 100.000 Impala-Exfgalglsl ggfilslgfi) N in any other otore
W : .. _ I .. . U ' . . .
All Fresh Roasted Beckmann’s Quality .55 ”I230 hill: '.';.l::."§.'?.tl.”:i‘l3i.' .12.? or KILLING nuns: We do our own tttmmtng. Prices are
. . . '27. mien of te’rcuit for telegraph
vttst- have been taken from commetcla!
service and devoted exclusively t.) tho
use of the government
Fourteen battalions of picked ol;
. lflt‘t'l'S and men trnincd in lll" cunt
*tvire mileage of the system was
(22.010.407. an Increase during: the
year of 2,000,000 miles.
3 Total operating revenues In round
{figures were 829i.900.000, an Increase
-'-‘.l0l 830.300.000: total opt-rating ex-
'penaes were $204,400,000. an incrvmu‘
‘of 328,500,000, leaving net opt‘mllllz
“Li revenues ol $90,500,000.
.-' An abnomtnl demand for service
'duo to the war times necessitated :-
‘rccord expenditure for additions to
plant of $118,000,000. nearly titty per
, centereater than any previous sine
liar-annual outlay.
The net earnings of the American
others arc runuwuvs lt'ottt their homes .
Tristram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Carpets, Curtains, Rugs
The Gound Hog is due to end his six weeks’ nap this week. and warmer
weather. with its thouzhts of Housecleaninz are sure to follow. ’
New Carpets. Rugs. Fibre and Straw Mattings. Curtains. Draperies. Win-
dow Shades. Linoleum. Floor and Table Oil Cloths are sure to be needed. and
we have .a big and varied supply at reasonable prices. '
Moth Proof Red Cedar Chests
. Beautifully polished and containing a liberal supply of fragrant cedar shav- i
mus. ’ t
t
H. Ktieger 81 Co.
' Spring Millinety
Exclusive styles. Hats not lobe seen
. 7 l
lion line were blown down. trees were.
uprooted and clt‘mnt-ys wrrckt-d. In .‘
’l‘iftin, the roots werelii‘ted rrmutwo
out-tines.» blocks. 1 '
The duttuge is heavy in the west,
north and centre ports of the coun-,
in Hancock county when thi" tornado,
swept through here. early last even-Z
ins. Small buildings were wreckedfie"
roots of many business blocks were‘
(tut‘ricw anuv. store windows were"
shattered and trees blown down. i5-
age. estitttated at $200,000 was done. i
Since the ts'nitled States Food Ad-
. ‘ moderate.
l‘.‘l‘.“i§”2l°2..’i§3ii‘: .13:..l‘,l”.‘.?.in“2l. ' -
" Spttng Coats and Sutts are Here
ter April 5!”, there have been numer-
()lI> inquiries at the l'unne't‘lit'tll office
. ' -’ . “.l-any's telegraph llnll ll'l“l’h""" ““"r' or the Food l.‘ltl'tiinlsiratioti and re -‘ Y ‘ .
..' N0, 1 Royal Plantation 00H”, 9" lb. ~ ------- - -------- 30° lhma Joined ”m sum.” ,(flr'm' T.” quests for special exemptions in favor for our Ins ectlono
ncompany is represented ..Itn~.~.-tht-r lw ol W1 i "l' .-
“he! Dinner Blend coflee, pf lb. ..................... 25° "7i about 7.500 llmllklyf't‘ in [hp yap-:0“; minlstlrtnixhnl‘ittf:n?:pl:l::d film (And.
. '. - ' ‘ -' t .s . ‘ . i! 01?.
Challenge Blend codes, per lb. ........................ 220 ;€;‘r'_m“‘f“' “mm" "‘“"'“' '0 ”' rultn: originated with tho Departmenti
and... Santos codes .................. lb. 20c,blhs. for use lqretengon» n-gmr in nu- t'nnmt 3L,,"f,§;“j',f,'.',',3,,“fj;'q,‘,’,‘.“'..,§,",:d"2§2{:{ H -— r -~- w
. . ‘tlutos urlnt: l i? broke all records. . . . . ' ‘ ‘
, ’ . lot I Adn t . ’
fissuouanrnnsaron onto arm's new roux who report ”"0“. ”W "W "WA“ ".03.. WM1:1is‘;ll':;undfil‘cltbl;hat'tho'NORWALKERs "mu” THE ’8‘ AUTOMOBILES .
f SHOKED MEATS ' 0' exchange connections 7“”th the Thirt ‘of the m at . :a -e 0!: ll BUZZAfiD ! 1h” “d exchange all m“
. .tttgh mum of 30,345,000. The tillill ’ "- ' I" 5"“ 9 "° Secondhand Automobiles.
poultry and city: men in the country
were called into conference at Wash l‘. Started 30 Years Ago Today and‘ Special Sale on Second Tit“.
.inrtun. These men. together with the Yesterday L°°k¢d Like a 0er 'Best Prices Paid For All Kinds a
practical poultry and egg men of the ebration. Then the Wind ' Junk.
Food Administration agreed that era and Snow Let Up 5 L ”no”
g-t'yone should heartily cooperate. with , i '
the [Department of Agriculture in see- , M, . i f th III: rd “330W”! 8" 3a“ Roman.
lug that the campaign urging farmers‘ As A N Mt on o e ’ za - i Tel. 441. Tel. “1.
‘to refrain from selling hens from Feh '38 which occurred on March ”’ in“ "0 ' .. _
ruary 11 to May 1 should be vigorous 5'98" 880. (it‘ll. Winter yesterday mOb‘ " “'— "
ly prosecuted. ‘As n consequence of Iiized his torces "somewhere in Ohio'i WI l l
'1“ activities of the Department of for a trip “no“! the eastern states In:
BATTERlEs WILL FREEZE :N
i:
Mficttlture and the opinion of ' the . . .
’ a Yinai assault on notwalk. I
.thirty Odd practical Dmtltry and "I“: ’Just when the grass on the green Int
step the ruling. which in now so well .
.itnowu. Was pmmulgated. Nonalk had started to take on a little.
,,: mostly through open countrmskipping ttnteera. The-rest were. draft men.
(i towns and villages. '
glv‘rom the total number or men about:
[threatened dangers of a serious thaw.I
l 12 North Street
_l-Ine. expressed the hope that "every ._—_—_.....,.._._.
A SUCCESS AFTER ALL.
East 'M'twaik
Q .
;.t ;: twister 'Big boulders- weighing tons cantonment. at least 10,0J0 haolnz' , ..
A The SlandardBufler& 9" were ”led from their resting places been sent South. Most of these menvumev ll“! l0“! ssun soon put toiliaht.
:7 . 3': of vent-w and carried a distance. Hun‘ have been used to till gaps in otherleven the fillshtcfl patches Ol white
;, dcds of chickens had all of their divisions, below war strength. Many‘mat remains at yesterday's miniature
3, feathers blown on, but were nnhurt pf these have probably gone abroad blizzard.
Next '0 Collins i1 otherwise. In numerous eases houses with these divisions. Some or those .
.. ' wrre titted from their foundations and pentvSouth are at schools. |
’ ' " carried Into adjoining tie-Ida. In one ‘ Of the. reminder of the troops.
‘ Sta d _ d a d s e 1 instances hoary kitchen store was transferred. the iitiajot'lty have gone; ‘
. n a, 00 5 landal'd Prices 9.. curried hat a mile and was tit-malted overseas. The first contributions to! "Wllll became 0' the Yardle Sll'l
5’ . .. , , , - __ , 5' In a field undamaged. ,the overseas forces consisted oi men who was ambitious fora stage career?”
“seq...“ “um.” 2‘...“ .mt.m;m.. 5‘. l ‘ 'men trunnion-ed to the “as Division; "She turned my mm, hen" than
' ' ._ 1 'rtmx. Ohio. stores Ike-A torn-{now la the front has trenches. Lam Mud; “Med.
, l . ' 'ntlo visited the west and middle non that we to. the mean there have; '
RESIDENT Hons FOR ‘iunteer war sat-den army." the arm! “one of Seam county early this been trons mm to the: moments at
x . IlO ICttOOL GARDEN ARMY or school children "I“ it I timated morning. causing thousands oi dot-{troops trons the canteens-t, moat ofzstarrtng now?"
WM” \' , ‘. . " " lsrs worth of damage. .yhetu were probably destined for “No, ludoed. She's the mother ot
" 0705» 13"“! llg-Pwihtmv raise this year produce valued at At Baseom. several miles west algorerseas duty. Soc or these men are ,1, children and has . husband who
dent. Wilson. Instetter to Secretary;-ssoo,ooo,ooo, here. the ear barns of the Tim. For-engaged In special duty In Miranda-1 ran around u skit."
torts and Eastern " Intmrhsn' ‘Com- duels as military police wort. hut the . .
pony wmmMflme Myrapw it Is battered.
lug tamed. Poles also; the me- torserrldeiathelelts‘r-y.
‘ ’ “a We" mu: .n , . .7 ‘
«animations-sumptuous, emssnuootwe'etu.
- For a while yesterday many thought:
Queer pranks were played by the 29,000 have been transferred from thisi that m, would have another delightful‘
{ -stiomc’srrmatczs“
. ’ ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company.- in regard to It the administragoa ”10;: and persons were debating as to; ‘ COhD WEATHER
SCHULTZE S . segregated from those of the Bell Sys- in“ in“ every} hen 5°” M ore [3’ whether “that there bird In that there. Call at our Willard Service Since.
tem, are shown to be ”8.940.000. . representsa “od '0” 1° the hat on tree" was a sparrow or a robln. Oldlwhere you will meet a thorout'lil!
which is 8i,197.000 mOFP "Hill '0' ”W of about thirty "‘8‘ The total loss ' \' rwallt amldt'com ctent storage battery expert who
Man Winter landed in . o P
‘ 'provlous year The assets are mom ”"9“de by ”‘9 customary selling ' ‘1] "i th -- " dvice in ‘4)".
. . . . . . . , _‘, sleet and general mp,“ gm au meme 3 .
1 ;than $300,000,000 in‘ excess of ottt- 0‘ ““5 ”9"9'“ ""' above mention “ whirl of ”M ' ! k 1 connection.
. . - . t ’ _ V ii A t~l. ul dates is 150.0tm.000ngtzs.1‘he value pteasantness, The old timers 00 e . . . ‘ .
FORBQUARTBRS LAMB .. . .......... . . . . . . . .. . . . 200 lb, lfilglfiiitix:llc:nnl(llil;fl d312, by“ th: n23"- of ”mm (\ng Is about 80 p" "m. of at the storm of yesterday as an old. tile recitatge, repait and store Lat
LNBBWUBST . ..... . ........ t ............ . . . .. 15c lb.‘ ternment through direct operation ca“ 3122‘ "It“: 1‘3th :{l’gfig’nxrflkéfi friend or rather enemy. and beg“ '0 713;...“ battery for any make 0? '13!
LEAP LAB!) ............ . ........................ 30c lb. {W‘dggg g°§afg;‘§}’p;ivfi‘;";,§?2f a to... tenth: larmer bttt nn mu ios theirmemofirs in an "'0“ ‘0 rfican b‘e obtained Many me.
am: cop .................................... 20c lb. J3... thus cgomhinlng the‘potencyh or W- . cs“ 1“." "°" """ ””9““ ”m“: Iairhanks Still?”
STEAK fill-HON . 24c lb the sovereign with the initiative and ““3 program has Created protest .jnh stag-ted. The pessimist»ii l'l'Edmed
a ............................... , . . Interest 0' the subject.” fromdpetflnle rho state that It: every that tomorrow would see a repetition. Bane” Co
. . . p
I’m“! stems ant. ------- . ------------------------ 16c lb. _____. —. “mm—4 533:“ mi; “93:53 niggggggg 13;; o. t... tumour. blizzard and seams? . .
’ .......... . .......................... , 126 lb. FIVE KILLED, mm“ will be “mt It Is “Yuma", would be declared a general th- 53 no, Main Street So. rental!
“ORION s COD ................................ 25¢ pkg. ; MANY HURT IN a fact that the killing or hens before. because of the ravage-S 0‘ “‘9 wea l Telephone 938
ALL KINDS OF CANNED FISH ' . anti during the. heavy spring toy is :l er. ;
y . i . OHIO TORNADO wasteful practice, just as wastetul as One man recalled enough of previ—i ._ _
________ l ' "' the lltilling of fresh cows tor beetlmfl storms to think that we were in Calves Liver .................... 300
‘9, ’1' (Or... ”0 fl .. .. ‘ ‘_ .. V . .. , . I (Continued from First Page.) The administration believes that by f r n encore slightly delay ed, of that Pork Tenderloin _______________ 3,;
.. . 7. . ,. . . ....o...—Q.,..W..-1.£ assumes. -319? enforcing the program the prices will 0 a ' walk. Porter House Steak best In“ 33¢
i3; . yoTlllln. be kept within reason. which could grandfather ol all storms In Nor . . v 93°
Q ‘G t ’h H b w “I T223122“: gas; are; $2 \liddi not otherwise be done. inflow, the one of March, 1888, when Sirloin Stu: .h. ..... b... ......... .4
. ' . . 4 .. ‘ . age . . e- ——-———-———-—-—-—-—- I . Round stea eavy ee ........ a 3
' . . tmins were stalled, buried .
\; .potnt. . :M‘Mn‘", ’ - ...... -‘
s ‘ e e a It. lit pnttm' HARRY. 8. three miles west DEVENS-MEN ARE ,tn snow dnlts. telezfallh systems "9“ SW" "a“ 5”“ ", """ :3:
h ‘ ',".or Van Wert. ' 3 NOW ON DUTY AT 'put out of commission, trainloads of Best Bacon, sliced ............... -
‘3 ,1 : GREG. Mrs. CHARLES. Middlepoint. FIGHTING FRONT people were feed with any food handyI Corned'and Smoked Beet 1'00““-
. The €1.0st always go Where W'WGT?‘ 2“} Mrs. CHARI‘ES’ 67' Van '___ from farm houses that could be reach-r Piss Feet, Trtpe, Corned Hort? . L'
" a»: e c '. ; - . . - .. , ‘t
i, . ‘ : BOTTI'Illl‘AnI vs farmer who no; tconnnoeo woman: reset ted and the whole territory heroism“s "‘m'" 5"“ ”mm“ 5‘ ,’°
F" they 88': the “108': tor thEir . ed near t'toierda‘ie.’ ' ' 7 3mm enveloped in many feet of great- “c” a” 5"" arming 30” .393
. {A The storm came in the form of an the men of the 76th Division and also. heavy, 30381 8110' and 1 ""9 ""99“? My Wife’s Dressing "' """ c, 13°
.Q money ‘ oltl lash'oned Kansas "twisterlfl It General Hodges and his otllcers in etrnble crust. That was the time Brooktield Butter ............... 23¢,
. ' I l‘. Enigma???)egoylgptgsika23:51: Train“ igl‘m 1:0 {"33” 3 Will "50““, when the streets were hidden' in nearly Srictly FRI” 500' ------------- 50°
' . I ,u . r sue a s or me. a . ‘ p' F t and 2 the. Sauer
‘ “‘ five miles before doing more damaged In round figures therr have been= eight ("I 0' snow and the '8‘ people 1 'b '9" a 756
1‘” Follow the 0,0 p. The small loss of life is attributed about 55,000 men at tbe'cantonment.‘w'"’ "”9“ to be about were awed by Kraut """""""""" ‘-
. . w s. 51 to the rm that the tornado travelled or this number about 10,000 were vol- the extent or the storm and by the 8w": Oleomarsarine ----------- 3”
Charnolt's Market
' iei. 583-2
76 North Main St.
I
.llotpoint. Headlight Heaters, Irons,
v
I
i
M'flmmtflm-t
Grill Stoves.
' Chatting Dish.
Toasters. l-‘ry Pasta»; ‘
Gas Irena. Hot Plates, "eaten.
"You don't mean to tell me she'sllsntios, Tubing. Burners, Globes, Oil
.llcatcrs, etc. .
Albert I-‘. Gehehe .
as Weflsgtel as. soon...
m We
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