- A. War Basis.
The prevailing high price of
coal; brings a serious problem
to the dealer as well as to the
comma, as the expense of
carrying on a credit business
is greatly increased. For this
reason it is necesm for us
to restrict our accounts to a
war basis. H’We cannot grant
extended credit under any ctr.
cumstsnces and shall expect
prompt settlements. Interest
will be charged if payment is
deferred. All small orders
must be strictly cash.
All applications on tile with
us are subject to these terms
or no sale.
THE
FERRiS
[GAL consent
‘ Spring & Summer
Suits
For Men and Young Men
CDBYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
6N.M11ill‘Sl So.Norwall1
If YOU HAVE ANY JUNK
CALL UP
“mm & STEINBERG
, - Tel. ‘40.
ALSO TOMOBILES BOUGHT
80 AND EXOEANGED.
61 BBAYIBW AVE,
EAST N DIWALI.
BUSINESS JUDGMENE
x" .3. ,.
is based on
Business Experiences
.‘l.
. Bchkeepipg records business
experiences ,for quick, easy ref-
erence and shows the relation of
these eirpenences to wise busi.
ness conduct.
, u..-.-.m.
amnidl‘hd’exxnnrmc 11'1-
)iill“ up:
menu susurss
’ course
1 CENTRAL HOTEL
Beaver Boards tor Ceilings
You seldom see \ plaster ceiling that doesn’t show cracks
and seams.
It's unsightly and was, butwo
nonent. Theplastermsytallanydsy
mun.
Natal ceilings last but cost too much. The! are
hard to put up, unattractiveandtbeyrust. .
Beaver Board has all of the advantages and none of the»
handicaps. It is as long lasting as steel and more pleasing in
appearance.
In new buildings or old it ’s the logical ceiling. We can
absolutely convince you of thisif you’ll give as a chance.
“ The Hatch Cr Bailey-Co.
__E=
still, it isn’t per-
isbound to need
' REDUCTION SALE
On All Women’s and Misses’ Suits. Coats and Hats.
$25 Suits reduced to . ......... $17. 95
$30Suitsreducedto..............-.. ...... $20.00
$18Coatsreducedto...........'.. .. ...... $12.98'
$15Coatsreducedto............ ........... - $9.95
All Hats reduced. from. ..... 98c and up ‘
'CLoaxs we PARIS MILLm‘naY
33 So. Main" St. ’ So. Norwalk
_. .—...._ V-..
' ltEGULATIONS l
FOR FISHING ISSUED 5
TO LICENSEES!
-——r—
(Continued from First Page.)
rules relating to fishe1.es issued up
to April 2“, 1918 and the Food 1111- i
ministrators of all States were today
telegraphed from Washington to get
in touch with the State Fish and Game
Commissions. in an effort to establish
moperation in the enforcement 0
general and special regulations.
’The regulations were formulated
primarily to increase the output of
fish caught in American Waters. and tr
abbrogate restrictive laws wherever
inimical or in conflict with the Federal
regulations. The broad fishing opera-
tions now possible. will in the opn
ion of the Food Administration st .mu
late salt water fishing and tend to re-
store the catch to normal. largely com-
pensating for increased operating 1‘ '
and the substantial losses in men.
gear: and vessels; resulting from war
conditions.
As has been published, all Connecti-
cut waters will be known as “A"o‘
Coast inside Waters." and. at some fu-
llll'e conference called by the Food
ministration. certain special license
regulations for these waters will be
formulated. At present, however, only
the general rules and regulations n-
pl.\' to Connecticut waters. and they
provide briefly as follows:
l~4fl1anges in address or manage-
ment. must [be reported in writ‘ng
promptly to the United States Your
Administration at Washington.
:hr
LL
'Tristram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Suggestions for Saturday
Separate White Dress Skirts N
The Very Popular Military Capes
More of the One Piece Dresses
Stylish Suits and Coats
United States and Service Flags [01 the
hig parade tomorrow.
Licenses must give informality
or “make i'egulai reports whenever re-
quested 'fl‘ '1.
3~Authorized agents of the Fowl
Administration shall be
all times to make inspection of the
licenses plopoi'ly and onto illons.
4 Licenses must show upon re.
' quest, satisfactory license or give the
number of representatives of the Univ
ted States Food Administration. 11».
TIRE} SALE 1
. SECONDS
All Sizes in Stock
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries. or the Statc
Fish and (7111119 (,‘mmnission.
[’1'~A[[ State. laws. not in conflict
with Federal regulations must be ob-
served.
6-«Waste or preventable deteriora-
tion are forbidden.
7-~»l.iccn.~'eee must n0l deal with ”9!".
sons who have failed .to secure li—
census.
8v~0nly sen food in 11 wholesome
condition shall he sold or shipped.
9~-—»-Ba1'rele,_packages or containers.
holdlng loss than full weight shall he
so labelled on the shipping c'aid or
lug.
17 cunsrrm'r s'r. scorn 1110an.
run. 1360. run. 2011.
_—..._.____._._~ ...._.__.___ -m
JAronrzs.
SPEGML‘SHOWINE QF NEW
Sweaters and waists
At Popular Prices.
-‘
10 «Wilftil violation of mitten or
verbal contracts is prohibited.
ll-«No licensee shall release any fish
which cannot marketed be him
u.thout loss.an1 licensees must bring
in link of all ‘vjiiellee. and all toes
and other partsof fish which can bc
niarketosl by lilni without.~loss.
12—~l.icensee shall not willfully datu-
nge 01' destroy any fishing supplies or
any vessel or vessel oqulpmcnt.
NO STREET OILIN G
THIS SUMMER
(Continued front First Page.)
hiahwuy purposes.
tracts have been made with other
smaller companies and some lirms and
' Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
Bargains.
Toilet Paper 3_ five cent rolls 10c
Condensed Milk; 9. can .ltc
Seeded Raisins, full weight
2 pkgs. 25c
Best TomatOes ............ llc
911. STULL
24 "Cottage Street .
L.i__
ii remedy iorl elections
of the mortuary tract.
oe-poisonuul
‘ East N01 walk
and willnot stricture
[BIG Gm Relievelinl tofidays.
‘ :4 pate: 31.20 sunny
' Tram-without bottle or mailed on recital.
use :11st cudeo. moment. 0.
. ._...n~ _q.~-_... ~_...
LEGS or LAMB. ................... , .......... . . . . 29c 1b
ronnquanrnn Latin ..... . l . . . . ..... 25¢~ lb.
rnnsn snounnnes . .......................... stein.
roux nons'rs . .......................... ' ........ 3011 111.
' VEAL RUMPS ............................... 28c 1b..
SHOULDERS or VEAL . . .. . . . ._' .................... 26c lb.
' ~ ‘.S_cl111llze’s Sanitary Markets
nonwanx. ’ scum uonwnnx.
13 Mat-Inspect.
is but 11 fraction of
would need for use on the roads this
year
It is very doubtful now even if this
oil can be obtained for this use and
the only hinhwaly woik that can be
dono is ropair work and the mainte-
nance of those made which are net-es
saiy towards the conduct of war work
~
and American style
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sta. Tel. 1555.
N. DIBESA. Manager. J. DISESAProprietor.
r. ,....,__- 41.1.“, - ._ A
This would apply to those roads which
‘Schultze’s Saturday Specials.
United States License No. 17, 903. .
are used as trunk lines to varioust
towns and cities. ;
Neither h‘cuvy our light oils can be.
obtained for the roads and there aro‘
no machines obtainable fat the apt-cud 1
ins: of those oils on the road even if
the oils could be obtained. l
'f‘hc followup letters woie sent to'
Mayor Jeremiah Donovan. who turned
them over to Dr! Robert M. Wollc‘l
Street Commissioner N/ ;
'l‘lio lctt any show that if
lthoro is no ‘ un 11 which to lay
the dus on (15 this summer it.
is not be a y does not want}
to go to oxpens§but simply thati
it cannot o it W ering carts can!
doubtless be used for some roads once.
in a while on especially dusty days.‘
'and during thoughts but own this is
n doubtful way to lay the dust 1
The two lotteis fellow: —~
Hartford, Conn,
, May 15:11 1913i
‘Doar Sit: ~-
'l‘ho attached letter tiqip M. l Re-
qua, l)ii“.ect01 United States Fuel Ad- «
"run $110? or GENUINE VALUES"
Norwalk '
For Our Saturday Specials See Our Window Display.
llE SURPRlSlNll VRlUtS
An opportunity that will interest the thrifty.
< )EOLUfiNE LADIhs' 11111 11183119 ‘ unannrownau
a. .‘ APPAREL '
Advertiseini the Sentinel
' “ministration, Oil Division.
.3... '.L111'0111ptly as possible.
'5'? c .1. BENNETT
State it ghu '1y Commissioner
y‘found necessary to limit the use of
3 hinders, i'oad- -o:ls. tar binders and
l The United states
‘ indicates
-, that shipments of bituminous material
, for road construction and maintenance
puiposes must be handled through this
:;ol'fice.
A supply of blanks will be turn': shed;
" . upon application, and you should sub-t
tmit your applications for materials of
f‘:this character to this depuitment nsl
The letter of Mr.
planatory.
Requa is Self ex~
Yours truly.
V State Highway Commissioner.
{Mr Charles J. Bennett
Haittord. Conn.
Dear Sir: __. :
in order that the fuel oil require-
ments of our Allies ,as well as our
own aimy and navy, and essential wai-
industries may be fully satisfied, it is.
petroleum and coal in the manufacture
of road products such as asphalt toad
..dresslngs; -‘ 1731' if «'
is now being
—.-drawn upon to in “Her increasing ex»
tent for petroleum products. especial-
1y fuel 01111.11. will as appreciated
that this deniand must be satisfied.
Commencing this date we request that“ '
all highway Work in your State or any
Iimoltiug the use of the above men-
permitted at I
people who have had the type of oill
needed. but the oil thus contracted for!
what the city;
lments; and Foley ,Cnthartic Tablets.
'lng cathartic. for constipation.
later—Silurian Posra" Corporeik'
cl1ar.acter including municipal uork,
tioned materials be passed upon my
vour State Highway [)9pfll‘.lnl€lll
special permit of the Fuel Administra-
» tion, Oil liivibion. will be required hm
fore delivery of purchases will be tin-l
thorized. } '
Enclosed you will find forms on?
which all applications for the above-l
mentioned road materials must
made. Preference will be given to 11111 l
mini for maintenance and icpaii
work. The supply of the above ma-
terial for road work is so limited that
it is requesth that all new construe-i
ion involving these materials be de-.
feri'ed this year except in cases where.
such work is necessary towards theE
winning of the war.
ounce. reconstructions or new con-;
necessity of the woik under existing'
war conditions and the quantity of ma
toi'liil involved
mailcd to Mr l. Page Director.
Bureau of Public Rondo \‘l'ashington..
l) C.
of a committee uhich will (Monsidoi tho
nN't‘sn-llly of the material being sup-i
plied and make their recommendation
to the oil division of the Fuel Admin-
istration which will issue permits in
accoidance with the tecommendationl
when the nwtcsttnry material is avail .
able 1
it is requested that YOU give this
matter full publicity. so that till pawl
tics concerned will be familiar withl
the procedure necessary to procure.
supply of those malt-rials. Additionall
supply of enclosed forms can be pmu
gm“... flaw con- cured on application to .\it'. Page. 1
Very truly youis. '
.l. lll‘17Ql.A..'
Director l
l
l
1
The Food Administration will issue
within a few weeks rulok and regula-
lions for the storage and distribution
‘of butter and cheese. be and largely on'
discussion at a recent conference of.'
butter and choose dealeis with Food
Administration officials in \i’iishlngt ._
on. Up to this tinie.tl1ero have been!
no special rules and ”mutations gov-
ct'niniz this branch of foodstuffs. !
A
be“
l
These forms,
should be filled out covering Inaiutc-l '
structlons and certified to by the State]
Highway Department as to the vital' "
They should then be' f
Mr. Page acting as chairman' ‘
H. Krieger
The Leading 0utiillers in Norwalk .-
Ji Few Good Bargains
To Be Had for the Wise
Buyer
After every larae sale there remains odds and
ends. broken lots. sinirle pieces. which are to be sold
cheaper than ever. ,_
Cdme'at‘td nhm‘mase around.
Home Lovers 111111111
Peeple who take pride in their homes and find pleasure 1:1?
making them attractive are quick to appreciate the fact that:
our lines of Furniture, Draperies, Rugs, Linoleums and House-
furnishings are moderate priced, construction, style and finish
the best.
A visit to our store will convince you.
All roads of "service” lend to:
l"'.1ancc i
.., ......-.,,_ .. . '1 W t
c _ Painless
UT THIS 0:3"; ts woaru l chum" cmmny and “mum“!
1 ' and Patiently «» Dentistry
Don't miss this Cut out this clip.! Treated by Modern Sympathetic
enclose with So and mail it to Foley, Painless MethOdl Awpficomce Treatment
& (30., 2835 Shetlield avenue, Chicago! . ’
ill.. writing your name and address v
clearly. You will receive in return a! V “R'S'M' DEITZ
trial package containing Foley's l-lon- Gas Administered
er and Tar Compound for coughs. Moderate Surgeon by the hazygen
‘ Met 0
colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills.‘
for pain in sides and back; rheuma-
tism. backache, kidney and bladder aih
a wholesome and thoroughly cleans-1
but.
ousness, headache and sluggish bow-
The Thumhand.
Forefingefc
only are required to place your
Eyeglasses securely in position
when our latest style
BEST- YET CLIP
is used on your glasses. Ladies
can adjust their glasses without
removing their gloves, and for
men it is equally convenient.
Why not have a Best-yet
Mounting placed .on your
glasses? '
."The Three-O Eye Service”
Oculists. Optometrists. Opticians
.17 Atlantic 81., Stanto’ril. Conn w l
Open lat. .gvm‘tlll I“ p. m. In. it"!
Charges for'Very
Best Dental Work
A
DENTIST
73 South. Main Street.
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p Restoration.
All kinds of Artlfl»
Gold‘ and Pdrtelain ‘
s.
‘5 Wm '“ m- by momma“ c1111 Dentures:
the Practice of' . ' “Pl-'8 p"! umosa "
High class ‘m fully Done
Denilstry.‘ . _ .- work, Etc“ Skil-
Tomorrow’s Prosperity
is today’ s economy. What you avoid spending uselessly now
you will enjoy three- fold in later life.
Open 11. Savings Account at $1.00 or more at 4 per cent.
compound interest in‘this convenient bank and save all the
money you can. then as time advances you will know what it is
to be financially independent. Do'n’t delay—begin TODAY.
111E PEOPLES ‘
TRUST COMPANY
01" South Norwalk, Conn..
a.
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