I
first use. varnish wt—
alcln. floors and furniture—
Kyna'ne Floor Finish will please
'rflbett 0. Morgan
N ORWALK LINE
‘D‘relghlflervioe Between Thisl
' " ’undIIewYork
m "Clio"and “Armitage
... ”q Brantley" .
accepted at Norwalk and
, florwalk from 7:30 to 5:91.
mtreceived at Pier (5, Es» 4t?
chrk, from 7:30 ‘. an. t1 6 l)-
amers leavir. f4 15, East
- ALL oasssss
on: cLosnD an.
“may on so.
or HOLIDAY.
SPECIALS
r This Week
. oneness,
tram“ sures... ea 40
._ PRIDEBOAP,
MM” .'........ 50
" visions corneas.
Y.5
t.
a
.i'
NOW III 8103'!
OutSide Window Season
' _ Thomleuhnabout the openings in the frames fonwin-
dows unddoora is greater in old buildings' but even in new
butdingslbeairleakagewitll theglassexposure, compelsamlr
terial increase In the heat raditicn for reasomble heutillc
in cold weather. lire comfort resulting' from the use at atom
sashisa‘nimportantfeature but thepxindpalpolntistheenot-
mcus saving of fuel which would result from the equipping of
as many dwellings as can be supplied with storm sashes for
next winter.
We are near—just as far as the nearest telephone.
The Hatch f; Bailey Co.
510 leruttet-Slc lb'
If You Want Nice Sweet, Pure
Butter, Try Ours
.Nucoa Nut Butter the world’s best. lb. ....... . 32c
Golden Santos Co ee lb.20c.51bs.95c
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. our best irrade. lb. 30c
Very Best New YorkS ate Cheese.lb. . . . . . . . . 32c
w York Stfte Strict F h E its. doz. . . 65c
teCoMoHFres Jami. ..... ,......8c
Sunshine a rockersmerlb.................
gaggle cage Borax Chins. pkg. ......... .....l5c
Philldil ma Cream Cheese. pair. .2}? ea
Instant ostunl.......,... ....... 25cand45ccan
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
incorporated
83 ll 85 Washington Street
Phone 1405
t
‘ Gasmawss , ..
HERE ON SUNDAY
(Continua hula m Page).
are urged to start this listing of slack-
er automobiles next Sunday, and re-
port to the council on Holder. “an “-
thentlc lint of those persons whom
they believe to hallo been using ma-
chines without due cause."
The Federal Government's restric-
tion requests do not apply to the tol-
lowing classes of motor vehicles:
“Tractors and motor trucks employ-
ed in actual transportation of freight.
‘Vehicles of physicians used in DPI‘
formance of professional duties.
“Ambulance. lire apparatus. police
patrol wagons. undertaker-3' wagons
and conveyances used for funerals.
“Railway equipment using gasoline.
“Repair outfits employed by tele
phones and public service companies.
“Motor vehicles on errands of ne-
cessity In rural communities. where
transportation by steam or electricity
is not available."
On Sunday. September 8th. under
the ruling of the Fuel , Administrator
for Connecticut. the request does not
apply to automobiles en route to Leba.
non on the patriotic pilgl'lmllil". W0
vided1 the owners pledge themselves to
s refra n from using their cars for pleas-
lurs on one Sunday after the restric—
.tion request. has been rescinded. (‘ars
making this pilzrimage. however,
should be equipped with “En Route to
Lebanon" markers. which may be. ob-
tained from all local agencies of the
Connecticut State (‘ouncil of Defense
These markers. however. must not be
used to camouflage a Sunday joy-ride
to some other place. and any use of
the. markers for trips which apparent.
ly are not to Lebanon will be report
The notion of the Council“ of De
fense to its local agencies calling for
the listing and reporting of all gaso-
line slackers. on Sunday. as long I”
'the Federal fuel request ls enforced.
is as follows:
"it is the duty of every citizen and
every war agency. within the Stnte of
Connecticut, to assist the Fuel Admin.
Iatrstlon in its attempt to conserve
gasoline. The Connecticut Council of
Defense asks you to put at the sewice
lot the Fuel Administration all of your
:machinery and to help in every way
possible. to arouse the public to a rea-
t
MANUFACTURE OF
BEER PROHIBITED
...-u—u—l—
(Continued from First Page.)
ministration announcement
(were “the further necessity of war.
industries for the whole fuel pro:
tel-tally affected the whole supply at
feeding stuff for next year, the strain
upon transportation to handle none.»I
labor, caused by enlargement of the
army program."
Warning also was issued to man-
Ilnlloll of the (to-operation willf‘ll must
:be extended in nlsklnizfiundays 'garo-l
ufacturors of all beverages and min-
eral waters that, for the same res-i
was badly wounded In the right hand.
llwithout the use of an anaesthetic.
AFTER DECEMBER llflw Are One of the Possibilities of
area. In the Middle Ages everyone re-
fi”d'talrships anchored In the sky or float-
lng gently
ductive capacity of the country. the belied “HOSDIiaL,
considerable drouth which has mfl-i"Hosplt.I
“Hospital for Rickets.”
“ry ‘ndu‘lfle. Ind “IQ shay-[“3 o[;delcendlnl i‘com these, airshlps, Kl'elt'
aeroplanes carrying patients to and
lfrom these hospitals.
the atmosphere in high altitudes. but
' Tristram * 8: Hyatt
. Norwnlk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Anticipating Colder Weather
WOOL BLAN KETS
A big assortment of standard quality at prices
that will be difficult'to duplicate.
BEACON BLANKETS
The wool comfort at a cotton price kind, in-
cluding Bed Blankets, Crib Blankets, Bath Robe
Blankets and Indian Blankets. “
Comforters, Counterpanes, Sheets, Pillowcases
A" Kinds of Draperies and Curtain Materials .
“name. we. r, "we “3 ‘
CLOUD HOSPITALS
the Days to Come
It is quite possible that we ' may
through space. asd It
for Consumptlves,"
for Surgical Casee," or
One may also see, ascending or
ii. Krieger 8t Co.
Women, Boys & Girls
on the easy payment
plan.
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT.
—_
F
tillllltlers in Men,
Little or nothing is known about
" SATURDAY
V A ‘ 'llneloea days.’ I, .. _ ,
SChUltze,S saturda S eCi | l I.“ “1“an this a truly uuccpsgfnugonfl. there will be further areat|we are shortly going to Earn a great E
p a 8 “short. it is very evident that publtrlwrW'Tenl‘ in “TIM thotfimulh‘cadral about a and its possibilities.
0 Inlon alone is m be a his mum. To. lures o g ass con a ners, o n p a a. Man has always been “scared“ oft .
SHOULDER POT no“? .................... 286 1b 120““ the. “but to .a realization (”natal cfigfi'uc‘t’; lllrgscsllr’ollrgwroansefld 0fEralements with which he is unfamll. Top Sirloin . 36s
I ‘ .
PUBITAN SUGAR OURED RAMS ................ 34c lb. ":2 ‘fi%‘&vréulat‘ggesa:?‘ :S‘l_ro:h$fi I ......— ‘iar. o." forefathers were frightened Lean Beef. no bone ----- 32!:
ARMOUR. STAR RAMS .......................... 37c lb. :8 {3. mm. or u... w.” bur-calls. l'n- EVERY was: uusr do. of {ma air and “night-- a"; our Hamburper err
DIXIE BACON .. .TTT. .............. 3661b :uuesutmlbll’. a larger proportio: :lll June A. Delano, head of the Red grandfathers feared to bathe In the Chopped gloat .Lbaa :2.
............... ' ' "1'9” l"' 9 “. ' ' - . Genuin rin Le of am . .
ransn erroneous ................. . ........... 290 lb. .323333.:"(lu'ikriemfpfi-n ... u... r...l;:,',‘,’,:f,f,‘:.'““‘89M““y“ “m“‘m‘sgmaf; $5,,fi;:“1:,,f°:;‘,:g:":5:.Lm,;,,§, ' ' 4,, 45,,
MN m ‘ ' ' ,l llti there. - , . ........ ......... ,
“031301)! . . I ' ................ . ........ 370 lb. it: gamma: "elm?“ but l: is equal-l W? "1“!" have more nurses. Moremow have the same fear of living In. Lamb Stew ........... ..l... file
A” ... . . . . .q. . . . . . ..... . . ... . ...... 380 lb. Iv sure that. there Will be as always n i and more troops are going to the front the clouds. i Dixie Bacon .. ........ ... , 35c
‘ “Jaw“ \i' .. . ‘ my.“ ‘ V k I‘ ‘3."le "menu“ “'9 will profit by \ all ”I“ “m0 Surgeon-General 00'8“! What are the differences between Beat Bacon ............. “c
9 , . .. i
SC-hllllze 8 83““ Mflrke‘s “‘6 “CHM“ Mothers and who '1 “y' he must h‘" “’9'"! ‘0 ulll‘IY‘tho Itmofiphel‘e on the around and Sugar Cured Hams ............. . ado
‘ auto 1 to do their part. i . !
ALI. “"33... .23.... the Council of De thoumd more despite the ten thou-lure atmosphere 2.000 or 3.000 feet up. | California Hams ..... . ........... 21o
NOBW 80m “DEW“ ‘ tense has deemed it wise to make prolsand we have furnished. We have got' 3mm). two; mm. it is absolutely; Fancy Fowla 44c: Broilers 50¢ per lb.
United 338m Idoense No. 17908. A vision in each town to take the names m find them. It 1‘ Inconceivablo "MJM from the germs of disease: sec-i Prime Heavy Beef ............. 56c
...... ’ '0‘ mm “M We” and 3i”. fibril: w“ “'°“"' findiv- its pressure on the body sets' Fresh Eggs .. ................... 70c
.. O ‘— —. lglfiz‘lfiyzé’grsrfllfrlifiy reasons for EV"? "“30“ nurse who can :0. less and less as one ascends. These Gold M“.' Butler ......... . ..... 55c
SHOWN TO CROWDS :tivity for two years. It got to be’uslnx their machines. These names must do 30- The day will 500“ N differences both have an important Iroekfleld‘ gun" .............. .566
will be given publicity through the to past when a woman with children hem“: on age”... The semi-free Premier, Yacht Club and My “my.
i'llke a theatrical troupe playing one-
How Germans Turn Their Captives to night stands-only h" more MN"
“Account Isome. for the prisoners were neVer
lvan R. Rossiter, a‘ Canadian 1301- allowed to leave the trains or to
dier. ha, just been in to see me. For communicate with the crowds that
a year he was a German prisoneracam" ‘0 “9° them. Rossiter says
When the Gem“, caught him he that one company of British artillery
“takes the palm” for touring Ger-
many in the guise of ‘nsw" prieoners.‘
They were captured in the fall of
19” and they are still playing to
packed houses.
In other words—to 'fool the peo
pie is Germanys policy. Bismarck
believed In that Idea, . He once said
that it is impossible to overestimate
tthe stupidity of the human race. No
doubt the kaiser feels you as cells
mtemptuous ghoul us. In his mind.‘
d- 3 men are nothing but so many tons of
lnesh to be used to push back boom.
ated without giving an anaesthetic. d?" “n” ‘ g
This war is for the purpose or pre-
3 While Rosslter was in Germany he
was moved about from one pflwnlventlng human “In“ from "Mm"!
nehsaded as the German enl-
camp to another until he and other “3 b° .
prisoners were exchanged for German peror would like the" to 35'. u h
prisoners held by the allies. This" war against the thick skull. On
moving-about process was the most one side are those great nations
interesting thing he described. He whose policy to to teach the people
w“ never allowed to .my in one to think to rthemselves. 0n the other
place more than a few weeks. “IMHO 1‘ the German autocrncy. which says:
your that he was there he was In nine. ‘Mleve "b“ 1 t." you." “name
different prison camps. located in trying "1 this country to_palm off It
various parts of Germany. On m tralnload of veteran prisoners as new
trip the train that was transferrlna, ones—John M. Siddall, editor of the
these wandering prisoners stopped mfmerican Magaaine. ‘
every station. German oIllcers got'. --—-—
out every time thetrain stopped and: +LENTV or; AIRPLANES
told people that the prisoners WM wasmrto'mm Sept. securities-
They took him to a hospital where.
;they cut off one of his fingers and
removed five pieces of bone from
his mangled wrist. They said they!
Illad no anaesthetic to spare to use on
in “schwelnhund,” and added that
lthey were saving their anaesthetics
.for their own wounded soldiers. Roe-
slter showed me what In left of his
hand. it isn't much and what
left is of no use. except all a remin
er of that German surgeon who oper-
e
can. with a good conscience. keep a
trained nurse for her children. Those
nurses are wanted in the hospitals to‘
cal and state press. We therefore call
upon you to make whatever arrange
ments seem wine in your district to so
patrol the highways and main arter-
ies of travel that you will be able to
fumlah us, the first of each week, with
an authentic list of those persons
whom you believe to have been using
hlnea without due cause.
mfi‘lt will be necessary for you to take
prompt action in getting your commit.
tees at work for the coming Sunday.
September 8th. and we would suggest
an immediate meeting of those agen-
cies which you wish to employ. The
police. we are sure. will be glad to co-
operate with you in every way pousl.
bio and should be advised of your
plans and asked to malts suggestions.
The Council of Defense has lust ls-
sued a poster to aid the gasoline con-
servation campaign. This pester reads
as follows; '
“ inc e am say :
“Eton Sunday icy-riding and put the
skids under the Kaiser.
“Our Allies have given up all pleas-
ure earl.
“Aren't we one-seventh as patriotic
as th 1-
' “Duet? bOys 'Over There' hike seven
days a week on sore heels.
“Can't we get alongon six
cushioned motoring?
“Save gasoline!
"Sacrifice. for liberty!
“Hit the Run on high gear! .
"This is a request. If you that
heed it, the Government may com-
mandeer the gasoline and leave your
pleasure car tanks dry."
~-'l‘hc Red ("rose Magazine.
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FASHION NOTES.
Frills are becoming the style in un-
der garments again.
Some of the new French lingerie
has trimming In colors appliqued on.
Mulls are to be attached to some
of the new coats. Separate coats are
made and trimmed with fancy braid
to correspond with skirt.
Insect pests and plant diseases that
appear only occnsionaily command
much more attention in proportion to
the damage they cause than do weeds.
homes they are more or less of a nov-
elty and gardeners are not accustom-
ed to them.
Automobile
Repairing, . .
(I High tirade Work a
days‘ of
._—-—-———-——-—-—-- - -_
STRONG SEASONINO INdURlOUS.
"In an article about food and growing
far. a well-knowb doctor says in the
American Magaaine: .
nurse men in agony—American boys,“ to be found.
Silk tallies seem to be the favorite'
In separate silk skirts. but we are told « 60"
that satin Is to be the only marsrlslf candle I
worn tor fall. Whether this In true or: to bind-
snot. It Is impossible to buy- other I
lthan satin from the mills now. They. replon
are not making anything else. I
atmosphere is the Idea. the. one that
doctors are ever wishing for but nev-
er getting. Two thousand feet up it
never—{rs wmnowe srrckme.
-..-‘-
To make a sliding screen or a win-
sash more easily. rub a panrtlln
long the edge which Is likely
This Is an effective lubricant
hat lasts a long time and is easily
lobed. Dry soap may be used
in this way.
salad Dressing.
Mayonnaise, Blue Ribbon Salad Dre-c.
lino ............-., 35cand 150
Everything in groceries and fresh Vesv
stablel.
,Charnok’s Market.
76 N. Main St.
Tel“ 583-2 ,
sanctum ass-on:
You cantot say it came unexpect-
edly. Years hetero warning was til-
en. That dyspepsia. constipation. ll'-
physiologic cause of a long list of con-
stitutional. functional. nerve, bone
and tissue ailments.
The Kechano Physical Therapy In-
stitute provides the agency of renter
in: normal conditions in trouble a
both sex. which institution is "equip-
pod with all modern apparatus.
. I'. It. CASTILLANO. 11. u. D.
Hoyt'l Theatre Bulldlng
Entrance Room No. 3
-—-—-—_—-¢.v .
Bright . .
and we will
for you. we have seven of the bean
Trucks in the state.
Dump Trucks
HERSHFIELD’S
AUTO EXPRESS
er trouble was an equivocal shadow . 7 ‘
of common. events. To the initiated! Dally Trips BC‘WCCII .
spelled blood deficiency. which is reg Nomalk and New York City
MAIN OFFICE, 122 WATER STREET.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 294.
NEW YORK CITY OFFICE.
111 East 23rd St.
Phone Grimmerey 705.
If you are in a hurry, lust phone up.
take care of your express
Also, Hydraulic
for Contractors' War it;
Our Trucks make daily trips to No)“
We Haul Anythina f'
Anyw, here =
lilo Job Tog
Ill
Your shipments are entrusted id
as or Too"
all news ones—just taken! Reseller
says that one excursion of this kind
began at four o‘clock In the morning
and lasted until late at night. And al-
ways at every station were a crowd
of people ‘to leer at these ”nawf‘ pri-
gsoners. many of whom were French
‘and Belgians. who had been in cap-
.3 ."
g COUGHED FIFTEEiiI YEAR.
; Coughs that hang -on and grow
.worsetnthenightandwe‘eken the
‘sufferer are relieved by Foley‘aibion-
. leyiand Tar ottener than by any other
iremedy. R F. Hall; Abbe, Va,
writes: "For 16 your»! on afflicted
with a troublesome bronchial coal!
and. Irritation o} the throat. .Ney‘a
Honey and Tar relieved me; after
taking one houis'the j
,.
rial messages from Gooeral .I‘ershinl.‘
and other reports from France indl
cats the American army now is sup»
plied with sumclent airplanes of- all
kinds to protect its men in battle.
General March, care: of sue; me
this information to members of the
House Military‘ committee today at
their weekly conference. at the War
‘bepartmun't. '
’ Transportation of United Stated
troops in l‘raneohas been highly or-
ganised by Colonel-Camuel It. Mon.
who has retainedllemqand”mlfted
that the situatlu is eminently until-
tactory. emollient: .toltkflie‘ooh-
mitten. ‘
. «w some
"When you continue to pour strong.
muster-dc and other seasonings into
your food day after day and week af-
ter week this can be no question but.
that their effect is iniurious. if is ex-
actly the same as if one used a time
of some sort Constant use creates
the desire to increase quantities until
the amount used becomes positively
barium. w
“For example. everyone knows that
when mustard til-“pepper is put on the
skin. the skin refines“ in'n few
minutes a blister‘in mud. ‘ And.
thou the skin can stand a great deal
more than the Wetla- month
Memories Hem ma ma
Specialty
Official Service for
Chevrolet, Maxwell
and, Graham Bros.
Trucks
Ferd ilepalrlnu and Parts.
melts 'l'ewed ill any
,—
competent employee only.
A receipt is given and obtained to:
all goods handled. « , . .
Phone or write for our rates. we call
save you time and money. ‘
‘ Liam AND HEAVY Taucmno
of All Kinds.
PADDED VANS fer Long Distance
Furniture loving.
Sunlight .,
Helps Crops
but callus discomfort to the eye
of the indoor worker. '
was our tinted lenses the most Benimin “crime“- Broo-
sensitlveeye nutter-s no discomfort ‘ " ="—-——55
m“- “N W W . LIGHT AND nan
-‘-. ~ ,. mangrove”;
T EAME R4 . > 1‘ N. J. DISE‘A
lo. ‘orwalk.
~161Waterlhfi
eve .\ ~
a..
York city. Let them handle you: J
freight and express..st thuslleen tb-
awsy mm the congested term
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Norwalk Chronicler