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Cups and Saucers
Tea and cocoa always tastes
better from a nice thin china
cup. ’
Only a limited quantity on
§ hand.
. Special lit 25c
TheRoller
' 5c, 10c &25c Store
‘ Main and ilaviland Si.
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Success
Qualities,
Like Garden Seeds,
yieldbetter if cultivated. 'l'hese
qualitibs are health, honesty..
ability. courage, initiative, on.
thusissm, ambition, business
knowledge, optimism, sincerity,
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lwisthetiatahgatnadymhdduhavingthemierym
ewnllmyoucanmakesneaeyselllingthembaeaueethey’resl-
my: in (1m 33d u m prion, t’ sired for year ending March 31. 1910. i
_ ‘ ' {A penalty of 85,000 fine or two“ years'l
no, “Dim 'imprisonment. or both has been Ixedj
on hand frames of
glass.
sellsothesof
Goingto Have Early Vegetables? induEBTION '
85
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aound mum} you wood and regulation
‘ that the United States li‘uel Adminisw
-tratioa recommends and encouraged
it!" Purchase and storage of coal and?
took: for necessary domestic require’
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any litPW.
The Hatch a Bailey Co.
01' Suite, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists and Silk Pettboafi.
The col store that gives reslbargainnandtheonl storethsi
sane chances- as 84th
Ave, N. Y., but from $6 to $15 less. It you are not one of our
regular patrons, look elsewhere llirst, then come here; then
you'll realise the real values we give. Don't be one of these
hopeless ones that buy of the intitalment stores that charge
more than double for interior anode. You sec we buy for
cash and sell for cash and nndczsell them all.
cwaxs' I we PARIS mummy
33 So. Main St.
THE STYLE STORE}OB wens WHO KNOW.
the
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tall distribution the fact is pointed out
‘meats as early as possible in order.
’first: to insure the delivery of coal
and coke for this purpose: 'and sec
and. to assist the transportation com-
panies bv affecting delivery of as
much contend coke as possible before
next winter.
The following general plan has been
.‘adomed governing retail distribution
for. I’ll-— .
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regular dealer his order for his rea-
sonable normal requirements for the
. 01' “Ml dcr must be made in writing and must
state substantially the information
called for in Regulations hereinafter
set forth. When such orders have
been entertained. the dealers. shall
Proceed to make deliveries thereon.
cent the same. hast received two
thirds of his normal annual require-
ments. provided that urdet'i-t of six
tons or under may be tint-d in full.
“llf‘fl all consumers. who are willin'.’
to accept (it-livery. have received two-
,thirds of their normal annual require-
meme the dealers "my matured to fill
the balance of ouch orders up to nor-
So. Norwaik
Bearings for All Makes of Cars
Norwaik Tires and
wnnnnto or sub Bastions ‘
‘I—t-a—h— - (a
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
moi annual requirements to each con-
sumer. (The provision for twothirds
delivery should apply only to anthra-
cite. With respect to bituminous for
domeutlc use. the dealer may proceed
to deliver the ctmstmwr'tt annual re-
quirements.) if n consumer already
A}
Tubes ' ceive only such additional amount as
qttirt-tncnts.
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should communicate with the local
fuel comrrlttee. who will endeavor to
delivery. quantity received dart-a the!
year ending larch 31. mt. quantity}
‘ oa hand on that date and quantity de-l
v, for wilfully mak'ag a false statemtu
ll Inning the announcement “'39-,
lwllvery consumer should penned;
to place at an early date With his"
year ending March 31. 1919. Such or.
until each consumer. willing to nth
has a quantity on hand. he shall it--.
shall make up his normal annual re-7
,Any consumer who finds it impossi-i
bin to place an order with any dealer;
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Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
Seamless Fibre Silk Hose. black. white and oil colors
GORDON. PHOENIX AND M’CULLUM SILK HOSE
EaSier Hosiery for WOmen.
All Kinds in all Colors that are big Values
' 35 Prices go now ‘
,SeamlessCotton...” ............ . ........................... 25c.29c.35e
FuilFashionedCoiton.L .............. . ..... ............. .....59¢.65!.
SeamlessSilkLisle. ......... . ..... . ..... .......... V29c.39c.40c.50c
Full Fashioned Silk Lisle ....... . ..... . ..... .....40c. 50c. 55c. 59c. 69c. 75c
DarkBrownSilkLisie ............... ............... 45c.50c.69e
Dark Tan or Brown Silk and Fibre ..... ......! ............... ””5931g
..,.....Sl.25.$1.35.$l.69i
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' Black .......................... $125.8139.$l.50.$l.85.$2.00
, AliColors....... ....................
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l The HOuse That Extends, .
C-R-E-D-I-T
To All Honest Wage Earner-s
‘ We are now showing a fine collection of Ready-to-wear Clothes and Shoes for
men. women. boys and xirls. When buying. from us you are not using up all your
17 canal-norm. scorn noswau. infant“ lorhutltlpoly. boast? allow»; wages. You’ll have some left for W. S. S. and Thrfit Stamps
’ 1360 ' 3 on at» s a not 9 Vt‘lt‘f it u .
n!“ ' "I" 2011', mingle domestic consumer PXt'e-lll withi ' M. W__ ...,..-..,.I_-. .____ ,- __
Jhc permission of tho Slfllp pup] W. ._.... __... -.,._...- - W «WWW- .....-.~W..-._..- -.- .-.-____, .
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. 3.12.3”: CONSIDER PLANS Connecticut Suliratie NOT...”
Schultz 9 T“ d s i l statement containing the names and; FOR EMF] “YMENT News - . A special communication m. (lid
6 8 es ay Dec 3 3 “WWW” 0' CODBllmvl'l in whom do SONERS / Well budge No. 108. F. and A "At .
live ice h ’ be «in d -I 0F PR1 ' ' . .
r “F 9" mu "In" "N ' "'_" will be held at the rooms. ruenl-tv
813W LAMB ................. . .................... 18c lb. arevlmm week and the liliilllilll' ""l m‘" ‘ Mon. Important other organiza- momma m 10 “Wk M ”,9 WW;
SPANISH mamllt """" ' """"""" ‘ """ 18° lb' lig-ll-f'ighéotgllzring. regulations have" (Continued From Page One). lions '0 endorse “’an suffrage and of attending the funeral of our depart-
STEAK COD ................ '. .. .............. 186 lb. NM cutabllshed hi" the Fuel Admin-Hutton adopts-d :11 tlh‘ in“ "Moi" 0' '0 1’9“”0" 39'1“" 09'0" P. McLean ed brother, Edgar S. Parker.
HADDOOK . . ............. . .................. . istrntlon‘: . “1'" General ”WNW": A comm “W ‘0 ""9 '0’ "‘9 suu“ 3' ”mo", " GEORGE P. llrl'r'lr‘.
' . ' 13° lb l(u)—~l.nttl ,further notice'nn domes-{headed by Harry akin {attain}; ":5 ‘mmdmem which will admit women; . M w; M,
NOWl—Order Your m Hams—ml! 1:.52n:::?:0°'0°:”::t3,312: may m:,:‘:":‘g:rdanaui$zfle‘o‘ ncnreetlng of to citizenship on ~euuai terms with: Attost R. M. wumx,
8m? um --------------- > . - .......... . . . . . . 80 lb. ‘PISIOII 0'. more coal or COIN! than is‘iht- county representatives. This com- men is Lodge No. 354. independent: ' 90c,
BEEF m3 ............. > 160 lb required for his actual and necessary mitten has had the matterlunder con-. Association of Mgctttnists of Hartfor.l.; _ WW
' ' ' " ' " """""""" ' requirements prior ,to March 3i. 1919. .sideration. reported tua meeting held“! . recent meeting of um lodge a} Finnegan and Mitchell have sold I
NORWALK.
Schultze’s Sanitary
United flutes License No.
if consumer already has a quantity on‘
hand he shall receive only such addi-
Markets
scorn noawanx.
17,903.
prior to that date.
(bk—No person. firm. association or
corporation whether acting alone or in}
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: Any Store
' ,Qt‘Steek ei Merchandise
. tight for Cash
Address ll. care Sentinel
are New Orleans
Molasses
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where you will
E. NAGLER.
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Come a
PLUMBER
The New Yo
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"949
sold at per month.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
I50 Fairfleld Ave, Bridgeport, Conn.
REBUILT TYPEWHIJERS
m.-
we can norm
IRON ANDSORAP
MACHIN-
nnv, Haunts m OLD
auroxoanns
TIRES
New Factory 2nd in
L. 31730!
‘3 Bowaii St. ’
Allfiises
BATTERIES WILL sneeze m
COLD WEATH
Call at our Willard Service Station optic
meet a thoroughly eq
competent storage hatery expert who tall
will give authoratlve advice in this lions, also to spend a day or salt
connection. ,
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We rechIrge,
cries.
A rental battery for any make oi~cas h
repair and stone but
can be obtained at any time.
. Battery Co.
issmo, nun super
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more cm 2.100.
Mummers-W. incumbent-Mm.
. rlt ‘ruil antim-
dace Exchange ' . '
145 WASHiNGTON ST.
BIG CHAN E .. R.
ESDAY OPE 11‘3onan
ha le 9 full line or Fruit and Vegetables
noes.
Phone 441.
, brooding period successfully.
consumers of coal or coin with more
coal or coke before March 31.. 1919.‘
than is necessary, with the amouIi
already on hand. to eel the actual.
and necessary requirzn
consumer prior to that date. '
(c)——No person, firm. association or,
corporation. shall deliver coal to i do-l
mestic consumer who does. not first
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morons
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,llvering such coal, a statement which
the consumer declares in writing to
be true, and which specified (1) the t
amount of cool the consumer has on'
hand: (2) the amount of coal he has
‘on order and the name of the person'
from whom ordered: (3) the amount
of coal received by him in the twcivcl
yoloseit
Free
or call us up— .
live .
HOW TO AVOID
Bil: 1112;»: U‘nliierzgd ~months ending (March 31. 1918; and
, . 0': t - (4) the amount of coal needed'to meet-
makes. sold, rented. POULTRY LOSSES his actual and necessary requirements!
repaired. Rental, 84 prior to March 31. 1919.
per mon . Machines; I
jtl'here will be a meeting ‘ at you... (dl—Until further notice, no retail
‘Sherman Hoyt'e Overbrook Farm. at dealer shall deliver or «use to be de-i
.llclwayton on Friday, the 29th, at 2 p, livered to any domestic consumer
in... at which‘time Prof. Roy p}, Joneg,‘more than toothlrds of his normal
extension poultrymgn of the Connecti- annual requirements of anthracite
cut Agricultural College. mpenung‘coal until each domestic consumer
'lwith the Fairfield County Farm Bu- who has placed his order with said
ream. will give a demonstration. in- dealer, and is willing to receiveide-
chtion and talk on "Awarding lncu- livery of the same, has received two
bullion and Brooding losses." Which thirds of his normal annual require~
should be of vital interest to every. rooms for the year ending-March ill,
one who raises poultry, because no 1919: provided. bowevcrfthat orders
question is so pertinent to the War. of six tone or less may be filled in:
the business at this season as the one full. !.
which seeks the causes of incubating. . (Oh—Carioad or barge-load inlet
and brooding losses, and no line of {hell not be delivered to a sinsle do!
poultry endeavor is more in’ need of poetic COME!!!" 0' 10 a ”009 0' 00W?
helf. snmers. except with the permission of t
The loss in eggs and tune chicks the State Fuel Administration. ;
through iincubation troubles mm, (fl—Dealers shall file weekly with!
brewing mistakes is very high andf‘
entails not. only a large direct logs
t ttpcultrymen. but hinders the thing
aimed at by poultrymen, viz: to get
strong curly hatches and to bring the
early hatched chicks through the
consumers to whom deliveries have;
been made dtu'ing the previous week?
and the quantity delivered to each.
Any dealer or consumer who violates
the foresoing regulations will be sub-t
Ject to the penalties prescribed by:
the Lever Act. l
' The purpose of the. plan is to secure
the broadest and most equitable dis
. ll’rof. Jonea plans to make an in-
tion of incubation and brooding
tpment. yards. feed. etc; a/nd to
on the subject and answer‘- ques-
necessary in the neighborhood in-
specting the poultry plants oi any who
attend the demonstration and wish his
cured by the representatives of t
New.filgia_ld;Coal nonlets'
0| - . » tion that the i-etail dealers threats
1%! who are interested are invited
to lmltrymen. but hinders the thing .W'WP in the
anti exhibition. .ihil patriotic service. ,
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5 line ’ auwava Loot: it .PY.
performance of:
.l
wtuo carriers in written“
‘tht aid of irrigation. cation can be
anemia-vitae”intlielltstiaasutlea-l
.p lotus!"
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broad [filth—Plus” mu“
he local fuel committee a statement ll 19!! of 8100.000 at the plant M 1h"
903““an the names. and Eddy-pages of Lennox Chemical (‘0. here Saturday.
mark of incendiaries.
‘Pratt Rendering Co. at C cord Junc-
tl ution possible a u u“: my“ :‘started from an undetermined cause
yle:r. The Feel Aanfimuon is “a. on the first floor of the main build
be his and spread rapidly. All employee
la- escaped. Representatives of the com-
mipany said the loss pro
Nev'znsnme will lend their outlawed tttonoe._ .
[sons are committed to some jail or re-
‘5‘”""“"“ h'" "‘0"- “it. "it! Why do ammonia-- or womaa sir. “termini-y. in me the total number
. plane pilots always show them cam-'ot prisoners and Juvenile delinquents
m; for the .receedvlnvtbe standing}- the United Btsteerwaeudflfi'lz‘. my
times as man
the latterpart of November. and ask-r
ed further time for investigatlo
committee should report before Aprili
1st. _
No meeting has been called as yet
on this question.
til after the meeting to be held all
Jinrtford. at which the entire subject‘
wi'l be discussed. it is hoped to for]
mulate, a uniform plan for all of the
ants of such‘tahor of prisoners. at the county jailsiot woman sutirage' it being gratified.
may be utilised in increasing food pro'
duction.
The contract at the Fairheld coun-
ty Jail In held by Frank EPClark. and
find employment for prisoners afterzm sum,” amendment.
this crutract expires that the com 3
mittec is working. Many plans have
been considered but none has becnl
definitely adopted, and .
matter is deferred until after “191v“; of the adult population on tho
ilartford “"9"“3’ , leuiirage question in order that the Sen:
$50,000! BLAZE AT
‘ FORESTVILLE
town of Stratford are taking him at
5frage sentiment of at least one com-
munity. Signatures of more. than 3.-
500 persons of the estimated 5,000
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{ORRESIEX 1:135 13‘22‘3' wgcfgé adults of the town have already been
oillce. the factory of the Bryce Mm'phtalned to a petition asking'Senntor
Co., on Fredericks street. was burnedt‘McLean to represent them by voting
Saturday. Th9 flames made headway; for the Susan ll. Anthony amendment.
because of the high wind. The loss
is placed at ($60,000. The company
made ball bearings and in the last
three years had grown so that recent-
ly it moved front a small shop into
the three-story brick building that is
now gone. Armand 8. Pour in the
head of the company. The origin of
the fire is not known. '
'iown of Senator McLean are also ann
ions to have him hear from them on
this question. A petition has just gone
.to him from his constituents there ask-
amendment.
To Investigate Cleveland Fire.
CLEVELAND, March 25.——Lurgt
supplies of acids and gas being made
for the government and the Red Cross
were destroyed in a fire which caused
HAPPINIOI» Y
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“Pleasure,” laid Uncle Eben. 'itin be
imported. but happiness has’ to be
home-infidel.
Oflicialn of the plant and the fire (it
partment believe the blaze was the
8150.000 Fire in Concord.
CONCOBD. Mann, March 25,—The
fertilizer plant of the Whitmap 5
tion was destroyed by re which
' City/truck's Market
L ‘r'el. 583-2
{-76 North Main St.
bably would ex-
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MANY '70 #OPLI.
it is said that each gear 500,000 per-
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males ,as ieinaios are
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tional. amount as shall make up his which in granted. The “)9“an fld- Senator ”01"“ “9"“an ”’9 W“) M:
actual and necessary requirements journed with the understanding ll|6.tho membership of that organization
The wish which Senator McLean cx~
m-wnmnmm w“. “be," “h." direct-'for ”"5 report 0! the committee. "ml ""5“ ”or long ago in an interviewsi
ly or indirectly provide any domentic it is expected none. will bc'callcd on with Miss Katherine Ludington. presi-
dent of the Connecticut Woman Suf-
'frage Association that he might hear‘
' from- his’constituente on 1he question‘
He says that he is received daily let--
_ters. telegrams and petitions from.
Heading citizens expresing their desire
furnish to the person selling or de- expires July .’, of this year. it in tolto have him vote for the Federal Wont-f
Senator McLean's constituent of thcl
the entirt'1his word and are taking a blanket can-‘
.vator may be made aware of the nut.
["The people of Simsbury, the home:
lug him to cast his vote for the,
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