Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 13, 1918 · page 9

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COULD YOU €Al L YOUR INSURANCE AGENT
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RESPONSIBIL

’ Every time you drive your automobile you are in constant danger of injuring 01:
killing a man, woman or child.

There isn 't an. automohile driver careful enough to avoid the careless public.
Should, "your car be stolen or burned, your maximum loss' is the value of the car. .
But, if.y bu kill a man, a woman or :1 child, a happening always possible, your
entire pgopcity and savings may be wiped out—tho. cost. of. litigation alone, may
run, into. thousands of dollars.

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. Th‘s. newspaper reports humor-01L sarrosto- of automobile drivers for running

down some careless persorh-thoin most. means an evidence oi guilt, The Jury, is; .
biased. by this fact—the attorney footho injured person utilises c‘afiital of. it—. 1
the result, a judgment. Ask. yourself: how much you, cap afford t ’

To save the small cost of a premium. do you dare take tho chimed . ,
Ensure today and stop worrying Whgn your accident comes your inouronoov
ompany will pgy, all costs of ingest; tip}; and adjustment. assure you detenct
n. court and pay the amount of.- your! 1111131 up to the limit of the policy.

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Every day judgments running into many thousands
ggainst drivers of automobiles. ‘ '

oi. dollars are rendered

,‘ you; accident may be next.

Your need for insurance grows dailywich tho. increasejn, trillion Don’t wait—.7»

 

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plete the display. The mine rescue
WAR. EXHI‘BHS 1ion boards which have 1eached ilu-m

car from the Department of ma inle-
AT BERLIN FAIR ‘rim is equipped with apparatus {or in the past only in a mundahout wuv.

actual rescquwork and full crew of The Connecticut Will Savings commit~
live men to. explain and demonstrate tee expects that ihloush‘ this 11s1cn1
the intricate rescue machinerv of co- operation how can the dideient

———-———-——— goierniuenial savings 11." encics, were
will been. marked. increase in the
amount of materials conserved for 11211
purposes and in the purchase 111 War
Savings Stamps with the results of
this saving.

 

 

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The country is divided into six sec

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play. and 1ch this thirty slate fairs . FOR; 6 0,00 000,000

have been included The two car
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leave Washington the middle of this
month and will first tom the Missis-
tsippi valley. The second circuit of
the. Middle Atlantic States will take
1. in Connecticut. by special Governmentiso. It will be a message to you pér-_
permission, betg‘wee'n the Syracuse and sonailw from your G01 einmeniwa call
Trenton mm: The Far South, Mid- to action from all the big departments
die West and Far West are the latex in Washington—“7dr Savings Foodl
circuits.‘ Fuel War industinies 910., etc. ”
Although New England was not or- The letter included :1 request from
iginally included in the national tour, the United States Food Administra-I
the Connecticut State Council of De- tion that American consumption of su- [right word She added that it was
:lense secured special permission from igar in the home be reduced to two only necessary to discriminate 11 little
the Federal Goi‘ernment to offer to the pounds per person per month exclu- land insisted that Connecticut house-
people of this state an Opportunity to sive of sugar used for home canninglwives were quite capable enough to

 

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1‘ c rom In on ever‘ wee r'SAVING SUGAR.
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see the Government war activities iuior preserving. Despite the diflicuiiy
this unusual aha st {king form,
the explanations fro
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ujihlof reducing the ration of a free peo-
Government at-vnlo. unbound by compulsory rules.
[Food Administration ieiterated its
From the War Department tliere‘l
.» ‘will be exam leg of guns,
- equipment auditents,

trench periscopc, g”
“of rank and honor 11‘

log outfits such as” 9141 wireless and or every pa'triot to convince each ob- should be used for b ‘
118110811191! instrum‘t The Navy ‘joetor or mcIContent that the indulg1 rcals and fruits but i‘ofigfiifiisgz
Doparlmént sends munitions. sets or once 11111 luxury today is tantamount corn syrup and maple snéar should
dings for novelty sea and signaling? to treason. “ ' be employed in cookln. Fruit nit-Ls
mines, 11115.11" . and projectiles“ The 11311.... als can}; no inuimc- ought to be canned J

. an: 1:23:33; 3335;311:3111! 13‘ t 9 Final At mixingrm splendiid mfrmaludes and Jelliesc
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i0 keep within their allowance of two
ilhe ngunds a month for each member of
e-it 11 family and that they were 100 ro-
lot that the American people rouidisou’rceful to be in -
Soldier? Acolye the 10611 problem by voluntary convenienced by all

hand 310111111121. 11 Haervice rind sacrifice and declared:
“The time has come than real serv-

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merits of one or more of the 1011.; 131‘1'11-

in spite .0! all this, Miss Sprague '
maintained that sacrifice was not the '

to do this and quite patriotic enough,

gar rationing and sugar allowances. '
When asked to explain just. hoiv this '

that one's daily allowance of sugu'u

ithout sugar. 1..

FELEBHOME 121301 1
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less sugar is needed to s11 eaten it.

An ingenious cook can substitute
for sugar in nearly all sweetened dish.
es. and she doesn't require a booktul
of new recipes either. It is only nec
essary to remember that honey has
practically the some sweetening value
as sugar. Maplesyrupissu color than
sugar and corn syrup less sweet.
When honey or corn syrup is used in
a rgpipe ,about one £011th less liquid
is needed Jellies, marmalades and
truit butters may now Well he used
to lake the place of sweetening in-
stead of using them asaccessories as
.is ordinarily done. .

 

 

SEARCH FOR VILLA BANDITS.

 

Band Holds Up Train Killing 26 civiLiN
lane and 40 Soldiers.

EL PASO,‘ Texns.
strong detachment of Mexican 11 our
al troops isptoday Searching :11 = nuigh
ho'rhood o1 Consuelo Chlhfialluql fur a
“band of ,Villastas, under command of
Martin Lopez, who held up the north-

bound train on the Mexican (:entrni

Railrosd- Saturday. killing 26 civil
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guard - - .
Seventy other
and Soldié'l‘sf‘
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. they will be. tried. in theytown court
The men arrested are
Bob Callahan, Jonessvsnue. andsMike
Suhrotoss ot-‘GsrderT street.

this morning.

Bridgeport.

 

 

MARINE INSURANCE INCREASED

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NEW YORK Aug 12. ~Marlno un-
both of domriters today advanced war iisks

' rates on sailing vessels both for coaSt-

, wise and trans ocean routes because (ll!~ ,
the continued activity of U- boats in

TWD AUTOISTS KILLED iN CRASH coastal waters. Rates jumped to 3 per
.Vietimo Diotlnumly' at Boston. 511. cent. and in some cases to 4 percent.

‘ press ‘Fraln Hits Gay.

1 1(01‘ sailings between American ports,

AYER, Mass, August 13 .-—-Two men while t1 ansocson rates were advanced
[were instantly killed yesterday, when to ten pelcent by some underwriters

their automobile was smashed by the
Boston Eiipress at Laclart crossing.

 

 

one mile west of the Littleton railroad

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Allan Shea», sailor from Common- c S

wealth Pier whose home is in Leilin,

station The dead men were:

NH., and F. Sagan; a chauifeur, of
36 Blake street. Cambridge, Mass.

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tists will participate. '_ '

Another interesting entertainment
lis promised for the Knob Club this ‘10 the
evening. Several well known local ur- |fpcaJ and not. have thfig annoying

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