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DONNELLY‘S
'lSSthinSt. ‘
summon.
Edy "Ncws‘
. A regular session of Our Brother's
Lodge. No. 10, is scheduled to be held
this evening.
The Norwalk Barbers' Union will
meet this evening in Central Labor
Union Hall. Washington street.
. The Home Guards have planned a
dance at Baton Point tor tomorrow
evening.
Kstydids are beginning (a be.heartl
in the maple trees about the city.
serving as a minder that frost and
the Danbury Fair are not Ial‘ distant.
Court Laurel, Daughters of Castilc,
will hold its meeting this evening at
8 o'clock in Red Men's liuli, Wash-
ington street.
. At the meeting oi Norwalk Lodge
at Elks, this evening, action will be
taken on the invitation to visit Rock'
ville, Thursday. September 12th-when
a’new lodge will be instituted.
. 'There will be an auction tomorrow
morning, starting at ’10 o’clock, on
the premises of the late William ’1‘.
Raymond, Rowayton avenue. All
household effects, automobiles. ole»
will be disposed of.
Considerable activity in the road
building line is being evinced by the
street department around the new
hospital in an endeavor to get the
roads there into shape tor the open-
ins. .
"H. 0. Heckman, who was a trolley
man beiore he enlisted has now been
at the front for some flow. A short
time ago he was gassed. He Is now
recpvering nicely, but is not yet back
in the trenches, according to latest
reports. '
_..;..——
"Hell, Heaven or Hoboken by
Christmas!" is the new fighting slo
gan oi the American forces in France.'
according to a letter received here 0y
Collector of internal Revenue George
Moore, oi St. Louis. from his brother,
Lieut. Jerome E. Moore, of the 356th
infantry, now in mace.
,1 / Pry—'1"
Butler lodgeflofl, I. 0. 0. F.. will
hold its regular meeting this evening.
William W. Clary. son or “Afr, anti
. l fruit or bowl of cereal
, 'contain the proportion of four pounds.
OUGAR sewn
l was mu
"-
”sumac-ac».
ed as int educational
public as well.
”or conservation is one at the
most vital features of the work at the
united States Food Administration at
present and every possible means of
cutting down consumption is being
Lunchroom men of Washington. D.
C. met recently with the Federal Food
Administrator of the district and tes-
tified that both they and the. public
whom they serve approve of the or
der tor the retirement of the sugar
bowl
One man. the proprietor of seven
lunch rooms. leading approximately
10,000 people a day. declartd that he
use saving about 50.0 pounds a month
Iince he had dispensed with the open
sugar bowl Sugar is served behind.
(the counter. one teaspoonful to each
[cup of codes or tea, or to each grime
mea’sure to the-
i
There were a few complaints at first
reported, but he had pas‘ters made,
explaining the prevalence of th sugar
ishortage and asking the cooperation
of the public in this patriotic saving
: “Tile people seem very much iii in-
.vor 01‘ the plan," said the owner at
.two lunch rooms, “We serve on an
average 3,000 people a day, and the
ibest proof that the people are with
nus. is that since we have insiiiuted
the new plan, there has been no fall-
ing oil‘ in our business We are H‘.\‘-
ing about 150 pounds 01’ sugar amliitli
. and it is the most definite way that l
i know of to save"
‘ Another declared that in rceiling 2,-
000 people a day, he saves 67 pounds
.a Week by doing away with *he open
,pugar bowl
. The proprietor of a chain of eating
places. serving approximately 12,000
people each day. found that he had
saved hundreds of pounds a month by
serving a,teaspooniul of sugar in in
envelope
Sugar must go to the soldiers and
the Attics, and the people t t‘ the Unit-
ed States must show the" same sp‘rit
of voluntary sacrifice which hey (lis-
plnyed during the wheat saving cam-
i paign
.—
l
WHEATLESS DAYS
3 END SEPTEMBER 1
(Continued from First Page).
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i
' Continuing, the statement says that
it is desirable to have a supply of
ready mixed hours. on the market and
gives the new schedule of what villi;
be known as "victory mixed flours."
.These will be labelled with the lngrerl~
tents ant! must be united in accord-
ance with the Food Administration's;
,atandards. 'l‘lle combinations which
will be allowed are contained in the
statement, as follows:
g‘liiixed wheat and barley iiour shall:
be in the proportion of tour pounds oi
wheat flour to one pound of barley
floun
“Mixed wheat and corn flour shall
rot wheat flour to. one pound of corn
noun
“Mixed wheat, barley and corn flour
shall contain the proportions of eight
pounds of wheat flour to one pound of
barley and one pound of corn flour.
“Mixed wheat and rye flour shall
. contain the propertion of three pounds
:0! wheat flour and not less than two
:pounds of rye flour.
. "Whole wheat, entire wheat or gra-
ham flour or meal shall contain at
least 95 per cent. or the wheat berry.
"All the above ‘victory ilours' may
the sold without substitutes but at no
;greater price from the miller, whole-
,saler or retail dealer than in the case
of standard wheat tioar."
TO THE PUBLIC
--The firm of H. Jacob & Sons, Inc,
Shoe Manufacturers of Holden ave
sue, Norwallt. are about to start on
I mioifii‘: MB 3! $320! a! It“ It! the metal-dos is excessive“
the mansion ice ,3” Mid” smear beiore this board to state
"0' Eli”, m My. m“,
t it it a. II. An; owner at rightabp
fshell fish land in the rivers Ind am:
bmdhm BlandSoun‘
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ilk atom and but for ‘réliei‘. I
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Th“ Frock; Au But a Fall of the Many Charmin; Models Illustrated in
KTHE matting; soon FOR FALLw—Get a Copy no...
bush-I- ‘Paturna Now Indy
- James Donnelly
J ACOBY’S
SLIP-ON SWEATERS
$2.98 and$3.98 '
Vacation Time is Nearly Over
And the Back’to'theiDesk Business will soon be the order at the day.
To make the ssme‘old grind seem a little bit easier,
BUY NEW OFFICE FURNITURE
Our stock is not Only big and varied, but we have purchased far
enough in advance to insure you FULL VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY.
See our line of Flat and Roll Top Desks, Typewriter Desks, Tables
and Chairs. Oince Tables and Chairs of many kinds, with a wide
range of prices; Telephone Stands, Sectional Book Cases, and many
other iteins.
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS. I
l
RAYMOND & SON
Wallaldlltblh.
Hm
, Phase 113-3
Who Carry a Large Stock oi All Kinds
no You tint Anything in the Building
~ Material line? it so, call on
RAYMOND BROTHERS
t3? Washington St.
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
IlWaIl lines.
m
KRYH‘QK LIME-Folding OM in Gold Is
“maximum”
Multitude:
w
TheECity N
“unmoved-thaw
“dogwood-UM
ational Bank
South lomalk, Conn.
08": for Immediate Disposal—labial: to Prior Sale,
MD HATES TREASURY
It 1-2 Per cent. mmwarss Ol' INDIBTEDNESS
”TUBING 0010331311, 1013
In Denomination at
$500 and $1,000-
“ par and accrued More“: from June 26th, 1918.
MWmoNigmmotthi-United States and
pans every attractive feature of a short-time investment at
thehighsstoharsoter.
‘l'o individual, an:
porarlly‘i‘die
curityintboworldatagood
or corporation having funds teln-
,thisisanopportunitytoinvcstinthebsst se-
nteotinterest,atthe same
time contributing to the winning of the war.
J. I. MA
II WWII)! '1'.
Tel. “9.
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Stamped
Art Goods ..
For those interested in Art Needle-
work it will be to their advantage to
examine our new line of Royal Society
Packages, which include:
UNGERII (tantrums -- Gowns,
Combinations, Camisoles. Corset
Covers, Dressing Bacques.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES—Scarves,
Centre Pieces, Pillow Tops, Collar
Bass, all of linen and cotton crash.
Carriage Babes and Pillows to
match.
lNFAN‘i‘S’ and CHILDREN'S DRESS
ES and SETS—including Slip,
Bonnet and Bib.
LLETTE
I01!!! mam.
MTB- Stephen 1* CINY- 0‘ Flax Hm‘work for the coming season. We are
rtoad. who enlisted from Mount Ver- prepared to take care of each and evf
non, N. Y.. is taking a 0011'58 of ex- cry applicant whether experienced or
tensive training in mechanical engin-mot' onterms satistactory to all con-
tering at Cornell University. Ithaca-‘cemgd. We, theretore, would advise.
New York, preparatory to service in
a branch of the Signal Corps of the
National ‘Army. Mr. Clary was for
merly connected with the reportorisl
"stat! of The Evening Sentinel, and
his many friends in the city'wiil wish
'him success is his present work.
¥
i
any person. male or ientale,’to grasp
this opportunity of learning an excep-
tionally good paying trade. Apply at
the factory at once“ you would take
“advantage of this.
Try'a Sentinel Want Ad.
SCHOOL "DAYS mans
man! SHOES
.1
i
I
New Victor Records for August
' They Were All Out oi Step But sin. by Billy numy.
Paul Revere. by Gharles Hut and Shannon rout.
Hello Central. Give Is No Ian's Land, by Edna Brown. ‘
Smiles, by J as. 0. Smith's Orchestra.
Skeleton dangle, Original Ellie Jan Band.
Granny's Laddy, by Harry Lauder.
rilesongrliaimohodnymmiy em Williams. I
Hear these new records, which we willgladly play for you.
You llave One More Chance "
To purchase While Shoes More the
labor llay outing will ilnt an end to play :‘
time ior my.
We have all kinds ior men, women 1
he that
and Children that will tend to
air at completeness to the most mmacu-
iaic costume.
y
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Whfle Stockings 01 all Grades
CONNEALLY 8i BRACKEN
south reruns.
and to m youndlt a»
visa you would not need his.»
sue. The unis res-nos that
prompted you to carry m
should. upon due mm. m
ish you perhaps he take out I!”
insurance, because at the her”!
ed east at building materials. b
but and nearly every other item
of expense entering into the end
after a fire.
1M Layton & Co.,lnc.
I “MOLD am
IOU“ NOIWALI. can
mm W...“
Cure ’l‘hat Cold 3!
Taking
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
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F. H. BAXTEB 3'!
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Smith. my“
new». In at.
makes. add. Ida
repaired. I“
per month. In“.
sold at us oer-nan.
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TYPIWRITER EXCHANOI
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REIUILT TYPEWIiTm
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Job Printing
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A. M. WOOSTER ‘
amass? AT LAW
Late Examiner
U. S. Patent
Office ‘
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tits use ’
sarcasm". (minimal
TENEWW
omen-ion or calm
Chh'omctih II the am .
cause at tho-discus and the In
adjusting the unto. Discus Is *.
by a wrench. twister-mp u,
back. Evan it dam in $11,333
creates pinched nerves and' ‘
for
on fuel"
Chiropractors more the It
disease and pain, health is
tents in your body. l‘emle
given special attution; duo mm
to help you.
lmettc treatments aim also.
1'. FRANCIS. Di C.
84 Washington BL. 30. Km 0“
induct. Cm Palmer W '
~2===mm
25th Anniversary, SW
Sale at Less Than 'lloe
Clothing Co.
6 N. Main St
A. J. Collins ‘Company
flow the children do romp and
' Meanwemmreasonyyou .
.uwmm
' VEILINGS
A iresli arrival oi new Meshes in black.
ea.
want. PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
.‘_ .‘J
{all Line—Fine Assortment
mmmunmn an LOW Parana.
David ‘W. Reynold
UNDERTAKER
.‘I‘Ol. all... 1m: Haul. m.
I? WflNINOTON IT.
“tame and the popular navy. at
25c and 50c 21 yard ‘
“War-bride Veils” with deep chiiion her:
. $1.00 each ;
colors. at
dersdhsilfitslnoieinmde veils. In:
of making repairs, or magma, '
Ti
Dr.J.ll.Mallery
0"-
r\. at
lator-lihinthediflsnatm .?
u... 4
through hammising the newt“
minutiae-inc. teammat-
snt civics the 0W1“. .
Clothing and rainstorm ‘
day’s Market Value 5
Wkiehgfigmd “‘{VZE saw it- slam surname
In Washington M _ South Not-walk. £
A BUG P01! m Dodo“ “on
summon nau- . Shore Dinners
la” “'1’ -» '
"h. f." I '
-a matter. or a handsome mg
to: livingor dining room can be
chosen from our collection with
‘ perfect assurance that the selec-
tion will prove no satistactory
in cushions it is inaattsrn and
color. And the but» all“ Intel!
most the most rigid ideas or
Admission rad- ’
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ALACARTE '
Norwalk Chronicler