W
mun [ORION
III m1 for Norwalk and vicinity:
wont winds on the coast.
It has caused general
~m.
must from New Haven to Boston.
at! and centraI disllkts‘
. lorthem border and so
. out of the Rocky Mountains.
Conditions favor for this
dandy followed by clearing weather.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature: lligh, 77; low
60. ’Fair.
3r
All members of the Willing Work-
‘ m are requested to .meet this after-
athu,
lbs II he held.
—Soft and stiff hats. O'Brien.
The very latest models of fine
Shoes for ladies, are now ready at
Conneally & Bracken’s and all inter-
ested are cordially invited to inspect
them. Read the adv.
The Bridgeport police notiflr-d the
local department that 3 Hudson tour-
ing car, No. 15-645 Conn. had been
stolen from that city last evening It
was the propeIty of Mrs. P. .SheI
wood, Wheeler a3enue.[
——“'l‘riple Trouble" and triple trou-
. bios trouble with Charlie Ciaplin‘ is
‘ one scream after another Palace
~ Theatre today
The {storm last niubl washed .a
quantity of sand onto the trolley
tracks on Belden avenue, near Union
Place. and a crew was out early this
morning clearing them off in time for
the first, Broad River trip,
A squadron of five aeropl Ines
went over the east and oM‘he Wash
o'clock yesterday afternoon. and con-
tinued in an easterly direction, at top
speed, in perfect formation.
The Norwalk police were notified
that. a young boy him run away from
his home in Ansonla and was thought
to be with the W. L. Maln's circus.
’The circus management are co-oper-
tlng with the police in an endeavor
to ascertain the location of the lad
and to return him to his parents.
.nhorten their annual pilgrimage
'Norwalk thls'year, owing to the pres-
{inure of business in Washington, D.
0.; where they hold responsible posi-
{tions. returned today after a flying
visit with the Misses Fitch, on Spring-
wand avenue.
Stillson’s Remedy for .
Malaria. Chills and Fever l
‘ . Pri 5celk
Satisfaction Guaranteed ‘or Money
- Refunded
Prepared and Sold By .
St lls'o -P II C ..
' Sou "III h'i‘iwauim
I 3“ tonight. cooler in the interior;
My cloudy. moderate to fresh
:‘l'he western disturbance now form
O mm of low pressure east rom
Weastward to the Massachusetts
rains
I.“ the last 24 hours in the eastern
' of the lake region and New
The rain was heavy along
Mt weather prevails in the west-
The tem-
pontuie is sbne freezing along the
marked
changes have. occurred in the di Irlcls
vicinity
,Eiincwsl
- the proprietor going back to his farm
by
men
boon at 3 p m in the G A R H.” signed up with the Main Show, which
time a very important meet-
I
——.—..,I.
_~
on consideration of the young man
of drunkenness against him and dis
charged the case. '
There are unusual
both of Schultze's markets in the Ion
list of week- end specials enumerated (“mum fortress at MHZ
in-
in the big adtertisement Iodav.
eluding choice cuts of lamb. pork,“
veal and beef, at prices
considered. All orders
livered early Saturday morning.
The first alarm of fire
her was sounded at "' "'
...-I)
in Sept eni
nne and 01(‘l'htld street which prov-
ed to be in the old Jennings place on
the. dock, now mounted by Robert ‘
(3f
the chimney and burned through the
‘floor on both sides, causing a damage
. of less than one hundred dollars.
which was
in South Nor-
closed in Stain-
Lamb. It originated at the ca<e
Sig. autelle's show,
scheduled to exhibit
walk on \‘l'ednesdav.
ford the day before for the Season
famous
the
N. Y.. made
Many of
at llomcr,
David liaram.
is here today.
PREMIER LLOYD
Minolta-imbue“!-
ed complaints with the police that
boysinthatsootionsteat theirnp»
S LADIES' ....
A Nation-1.. pouring 'm,ii_o sssI
JConno the merty at Frances u.
‘ Trunk, of Boston. avenue. Bridgeport.
was stolen from that place. last eve-
ning, so the local department was not-
“(We Hotel, We: oatmed’
Wmmmnm
W!
The case 0, Ralph Crabbe was sel3cswithout great loss of men or
tried before Jud: Vosbnrgh who up- material
9 3 ed that General l’ershing’ hopes to
past good behavior mned the charge cut oi! the enemy control of the
amwmns at At the preesnt rate of the Ameri-
K can advance the occupation of the
that cannot
be duplicated in the city if quality is
received be-
fore closing time tonight will be de-
yesterday
afternoon from be 33. at Harbor ave~
EAL
LAUNCHES = BLOW
WHICH CRUSHES ST.
MIHIEL SALIENT TAK-
ING 8.000 PRISONERS
IN ON 3 DAY
run-tinned nun nut Punt
’W‘hlth the Germans will experience
great difficulty ill extricating them-
Ultimately it is believ-
Briey ore region from which are!
obtained much of the raw material-
for German guns and munitions.
is a pos-,
sibility.
WIll prepared b3 months of
training the Americans were fa—‘ .
3orI Ii in their initial appearance;
as a unit in the great Allied force
by favorable weather conditions
and a firm terrain. In the first few
hours the3 rcaI- ‘lli‘tl their objeIItiv cs
at some points and still were pro-I
grossin" at others in the latest
stratIgical Ino3e ot' Marshal
Fitt‘ll ‘s program oi” offensive action,
3IlIiI-b since July 18 has resulted
Ii: iving the (lIrnIIIns from the
I'I'cntcr part of the tendon guin-
IIl b3 tlIcIII III tlII I'I IlIi3I tor Paris
and the (‘lntnncl ports.
I More than II dozen villages were
captured in the early hours of the
drive which also netted the Ameri-
cans 8,001) prisoners with more
coming: into the cages. (in the
lliil'llli‘ll side ill. llli‘ sillit‘ilt lIIItll
hinges of which are controlled by
General Pershing s men the line
has III-en advanced to l)oIIIIIIInI'-
,tin, la Montague. 'l‘lII-sanvant and.
lionillouville. while on the Mllllll-E
:‘II'III hinge ol' lllt‘ \illli‘ -nt .-\IIII llt'illlI
II'II3ulr3' patrols and tanks illt‘ l‘t‘?‘
i GEORGE IMPROVED ported to llt‘ opci alinIr near \‘iu-,
(Continued irom Page One)
spouse. was reported this morning in
All of
the engagements that has been made
he progressing satisfactorily.
for him today in his [OUT of Lancash-
’ ire. however. have been cancelled.
Last night's announcement said the
premier was suffering from a chill and
had a high temperature.
Of peculiar interest to the American
public was the reference made by the
Print) or in yesterday' s speech to the
advent of the American forces in
E‘Iance.
’lhe full text of the passage in which
he made this reference readst' '-
"The additional fact which depress.
es the Germans is the advent of the fiw milI-
Americans. They have been pouring the.
. III steadily.
There is no finer feat in
the histor3 of lllltlsh industry than
the way in which our shipping has
been taken away from all sorts of
urgent business in order to whom
Irate on transporting .the
across. and now we are carrying about
sixty per cent. of the American troops
house the Atlantic.
“There is another German mlscalcu-
lation for you. They were under the
impression that no more than two Ill-
visions could be brought across. TheIe
'lngton street llridgo at Jam, ..,,.I..ewq¢e many people who thought that,
but a spIIiai effoIt was made, a 3ou
never know what you can do until you
.really try in , any business. When
.iiritish shipping was mobilized with-
; I III nuyIloss of time lot the pmpose of
cmryinh Aiierican troops. it was It
marvelous feat of 33hich we have real’
season to be proud as a nation.
"They are there now hundreds of
thousands or them. and the Gennnns
know it. The advance guard of an
army of at least ten millions of the
finest material in the. world is fighting
The Germans have no America and. (is
a result of their despair. they are act-
__.___ . ually tumlng to Austria."
Miss Janet Pitch and Miss Anna.
.Taylor. who have been compelled tol
to'
GORKY GOES OVER
TO BOLSHEVIKI
STOCKHOLM, Thursday, Sept. 12.
~Reports from Petrograd state that
Maxim Gorky, the Russian author and
revolutionary. has accepted the post
of director of Bolshovik propaganda.
The reports adds that Gorky declared
the attempt on the life of the 3301'
shevik Premier Lcnine caused him to
decide to cooperate with BolshevikI
‘ Government.
Despatches received in Copenhagen
last month from Russia stated that
Maxim Gorky had been ordered or
rested by an investigating committee
of the Soviet Govennment and that his
newspaper had been suppressed per-
Innuentiy.
Sentinel Want Ads Work Wonders.
_ l
DON’T FORGET
a convert your 4 per cant. Liberty Bonds into 4 1-4 per cent.
latterly Bonds before Nov. 9th, 1918.
DON'T CARRY ' i
tl‘OODS ,
;IIIInllII.3I ten miles northeast of St.
lMilIiI-l, which indicates that the'
'IIIIIIItlI oi the salient is being rap.“
iIll3' closed. (‘nvnlr3' patrols also
are reported to be operatingI north?
cast of l‘InIl-u-Monsson along: the,
railroad line lending to Alt‘ll. about ‘
lt‘ll miles distant. .
'llIII lIntilc began on It front of
about t33cnt3 miles on the trinngu-Z
lnr salient with the French holding
positions directly in front of Si ‘
Mihicl As the I-IontliIt IlI \l‘illllItlE
and the advance 33 out forw Ind the;
front was greatly increased in.
length, probably to about tlIirt3'-'
The distance between
points bf gmitest adv Inca lit
the month of the salient is about
ten miles. it is over this short
ronI that the (Icrmans In the su-
lli‘lll must escape. i
Field Marshal llaig a British,‘
forces illt‘ pressing the (im mans in
the north and ndinnI-ng their lincsi
near the coveted positions of (‘ Inn-l
brni after crossing the (‘anul du}
North in this advance 33IhiI-b rs- I
sulted in the capture of lla3rin '
court” the British cafitnrcd one
thousand prisoners.
REGISTRATION
. IN NORWALK . .
' PUT AT 4.456
(Continued In Page Eight)
rions branch registration places had
not been received by the Local Board
up to one o‘clock today, the. following
figures die at hand:
N01 walk ....................... 1.412
South Norwalk ................. 1.572i
East Norwalk 358
New Canaan .......... 483
Darlen 472
i\ii'i lion ......................... 159
Total ........................ l .455
National Registration Figures.
WASHINGTON Sept. 13. ~Flve
states reporting early today on yes-
terdays draft registration of men. 18
to 45 years. showed totals between six
and seven per cent. greater than the
estimate made for them by the Pro
vost Marshal General's otlice. Officers
lof General Crowder's staff said. how-
ever. that the 13 ..000 000 grand total ex-
lu Fri“
one. you are surely not one of the pit
pits at the Center school but you may
be one of the teachers.
only circus camp oaths old Dumb loI
directly Opposite and in all its glitter
in; glory right boiore school time?
into the proverbial cocked hat, and any
old kind of an excuse was good enough
to get out of the classroom for just one
more noon. until the tutors were well
night distracted.
and clear am] warmer
madam prospects on big crowd to-l
night certain. .
ternoon was exceptionally good and
9"er act was of high eta-.35 the train
ed elephants and other animal
with the iumninv horse and inrilt acts:
being the fuvorltea {I | l '
Owing to a 33m shortage o men-l ‘ BumpofVoal 300113.
the street parade could not be given. ’ Rib Veal Chops 3491b.
'but it did not seem to hurt the at»
tendance. .
um emetic coin 717 rows.
that IE. button.
It you have an i
b an unlucky
’I lib.
.55
We a nest and
For did not Waite;
Ofcourse. it knocked the lesson idea
Thirteenth
has at Lamb
Sh ulIleI' Steak
The show is an unusually good one .
weather but
i‘ne auenuance this ill
act. ,
Friday the
Schultze’s Week End Specials
Willnotprovctobonnunluckyday if youtlke advantage of the
bargain: adored in this advertisement.
Wilminllor.
den reaching us tonight: are sure of doiivu'ythsilrlnhmgsuurdsy
Tore Quarter lamb
morning.
34c lb Shoulder Pot Roast
25ch Fresh Shoulders
28: lb Shoulder oi Veal
25c lb
306 lb
28c ll)
Loin Vol.1 Chops
Valuation
- l1.
ESATURDAY l
Suoar Cured Hams .............. 34c """ $125 doz. I
Smoked Shoulders ............... zap ‘ '
giiéiAE’JLS‘IIIZWI , .: m SMOKED SHOULDEBS ........ .27c 1b ARMOUR ’8 STAR RAMS ..... ' ...... 37c lb.
gzmedagetandronfihes'.lfli.iii36c MAJESTIGHAMS..................3801b DIXIE BACON ..................... 36clb
nutne prtng Log. of Lamb 380‘ ' ‘
FMir-Quarters Lamb. ...... 32c ‘ ' I '
fi’ifi'l£“i'...':.: 33.: ........... 3;... , 3 Salad Speaaliies, Vegetables, Frans. ,
:amburgerStenk ...ii‘iflijfi'fll: so: . Libby “E“W‘twmlk 2M 3‘?" If"? mam-'13" lb (391°?! -- ----------- 10c stalk ’
nncy owls .................. 44 2““ oumut W" on, P1 ’
:23.an Cricket" ............ .. to: ‘ Value Condensed Milk 150 can _ zoo—35c can Peal;- ....... 15202: 0:. ”
th “If“ Heavy am 22° Canned Pass“ 1150 180, 200 can Tuna Fish ...... 22c—35c can Grapes ....... . ......... 15c lib . .
an. Rm” mum” gap-"t m Corn . ..... 180—20c can Molasses 16c can Pears .. .3fo 10 It
8mm, th E“. ............. 70c , Sncootuh .. 180 can Baked Beans ........ 16c can Cauliflower. H U 20 lies; ll
3... ...... ...... _______________ 53., ,, Lima Beans ..... 150—18 can Large Lettuce ...... 15c head Fancy Melons """ 2Ic
Fliiin'eii‘.‘ ln groceries and fresh veget Crab Meat. 300—55c can Sweet Potatoes. .2 qts. for 250 Onions .. H ''''' 97:25: i!
New 89m Kraut 3 lb 25c Spinach ..... .:. ..... 150 can Green Peppers ...... 20c dos. Lemons. . .......... 35c diiz. 3:
7. . ¥ , II
Charnoks Markel .~ SCHULTZE’S SANITARY MARKETS I‘
~ 76 N. n i . I“
a ll St " NORWALK U. 8. License 110.17.903. SO. NORWALK 9'!
It
4
Stow Veal .......
Rib Lamb Chops
SPECIALS.
“36011).
.. 4061b.
..25clb.
..SBclb.
Loin Lamb Chops . .40c lb. Bread and Butter Pot Roast,
Stew Lamb .. ...... .24c 1b. 36c lb.
BriahtOomdBeef 18clb. Lfinl’fim 34ch
,1.“ Corned Beef 20c lb. :18“ Liver ........... 1601b.
p n b
Puma Rib Rout . 320—38o lb. and ”1.1;; lb
All Kinds of Fresh and Canned Fish
mnsnlllacmuno‘.”............n.”uni-nu...............
Teig 583-2. — g
The East Norwalk Cash
.. Grocery
Otters youytliis week an opportunity to trv standard
goods at a substantial saving. Now Is the time to give
us a trial.
Swift’s Lean . . . ., . . . . .26c lb.
B [4‘1th Nchautstliy..-....i.. ........ 54clb.
Downdv’s Nt Margarine. the best “quality ob-
lair-able. lb. ................ . .32c lb.
Selected Eggs . ....... . . ..... . . . . . . '50c doz.
Swift’s Slider Leaf Lard ......... . . .31c lb.
Compound Lard ................. - ........ 26c lb.
Cottage Brand Tea—Mixed only. 1-2 lb. 20c
Cotage llrJnd Tea—Mixed only ...... .1-2 lb. 20c
Ohio Doom Tip Matchs—Get your supply now.
Cutto ..... .5cbox
Sperrv Warnes’Pork‘tut to .II ...29clb
Pure Condensed Milk—Full weight. at . . . 14c can
Swift’s Pride Laundry Soap—Here is achance to
stock up. Soap will be much higher.
FullsiredIcake ..... . ..... . ..............5c
Swift’s Pride Soap Powder ........ . . 6 pkgs. 25c
Sunhrite Cleanser. 5c can cut to. . . . . . . . .4c
The Famous R03 31 Scarlet Brand Pork and Beans.
A can .......................... .15c
Pure Cide Vinegar cut to. ........ .15c bottle
Pure New rlcans Molasses. a gallon. ' . 95c
We ha3e iust received a supply of Loose Cider
Vinegar for the pickling season. Now is the
time to get your sunbly. A gallon . . ..... . .55c
We carry a full line of Cudahy’ 8 Home Smoked
Meat Products.
Enlist' In the ranks of the cash sad can custom-
ers. It costs nothing to' Join and you have al to gain.
A. STULL.
24 COTTAGE STREET. EAST Nolthliiii
I...
Anticipate Your Requirements
and Purchase Goods at Our
Saturday Prices.
TEA KETTLES, Copper Nick-
si Plated. No. 8 size; regu-
PRESERVING JARS — Wide
mouths and glass top—
Iar $2.2!» . '— .....
* zi'ilv'iiifi.‘ swim
muun ‘uuctIIA’Nh ‘
with long handle. Zlquart JELLY? GLASSES.....59c dozen
size, 98: .............. At 79c With Tln Tops.
Double Rice BOILERS. blue G°od Luck JAR RINGS-Spe-
and white enameled H0!“ ciai .......... 3 dozen for 25¢:
size. $1.90 ........... At $1.49
SHELF PAPER, an ol
Wall COFFEE MILLS, holds with fancy edge, 1yocc poerr
1 lb. coffee, 986 ......At 79c roll ................... At 7c‘
Galvanized ASH IIFTERS.
puts the ashes in the burnt
and the coal in the bod-—
a genuine coal “verbs”-
cial ................ 83.75
Yellow Mixmo BOWLS, 3
quart oizo. 29c.........At 21c
15: Dover EGG BEATERS..12c
Medium line.
25: METAL POLISH. .. .At 19:
The best for Bran, Copper
and Nickel. ~
Brown Earthen TEA POTS, 2
quart capacity, 55c....At 39c
Red ELOWER POTS, 7 in.
. size ...... . ....... ... At 19c
JARDINIERS, Fancy Earth-
cawarc. 9 in. size, 98c. .At 79:
_..s—-——_——-
' Galvanized COAL HODS, mo-
Pyrcx Gian BREAD PANS;
regular Mic—Special ...... 79c
Fire Place BASKETS, assort-
ed colon . . . ...... .. . .At 32.98
caumnc aacxs} holds 8
jars; regular $1.00.. . .At 69c
ALBERT F. GEHEBE
25 Washington St. So. Norwalk
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY. PHONE 1069-2
dlum size, 755:. . ....... At 59c
sI
Ft
-—__.
pected would not be overrun to that
lextent, as the states reporting proba-
ibly had abnormal local conditions.
I General Crowder, when he arrived
at his office,- this morning, was greet
led by oflicials of twa local boards in
lPhlladelphia, who had completed the
work of giving serial numbers to the
brought the lists to Washington
Iperson.
6. J. Buck chairman of Local Board
Number 40, which had 5,425 regis
trants. and Alfred Hoyman. secretary
in
trants, brought their returns to the
general and explained they had nocorn
pushed the tank of fixing the numbers
to the cards by starting one hour after
registration began.
General Crowder then thanked the
chairman heartily. saying speed in the ,
task 6f the exemption bouds was the
greatest essential now.
T :23, tam reports can. from Rhoda
II mum. Wisconsin!
“Oregon and tho Dhlrlct at Going}
Thofigummbnblywllinotbo
undo pabticuntiltboyhnnboa
WNW...
registrabts within their districts and ,
of Local Board 39 with 1,748 regls~ :‘
....—
Golden Santos Coffee
Per 113., 20c. 5 lbs. for 95¢.
' ~Ne3v Lot Heinz Fig Pudding. large can. ....... 45c
Nucoa Nut Butter. the world's bestdb. . . - ; . . ..32c
Heinz Spaghetti Italian style. can . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18c
Crescent Mapleine. (For flavoring. etc). but. . . . . 35c
Heinz Tomato Ketchup . . . . . . . Small 18c. Large 33c
Crubro’s Brand Chow Chow. glass tumbler . . . . .. 10c"
Very BestNew YorkState Cheese (Whiteblb. . . 32c
Extra].arieWate’rn3elous.each‘.............. 75c
HerbOxBouillonCuMDerdu. 25¢
‘NoJRovalPlnntationCofl'coneI-lb.
Veal for Slew . .
.Rilllilil Steak . .
Spedals. ioI'ZSaiurIlay
28c lb
38c lb
Veal Cuilei . . ' .' .
Pot Roast . . 36c lb
Prime Ribs . . .~ .28: and 30b lb
Porterbouse and Sirloin Steak 40c lb
38ch
.18c lb
40c lb
Plate . . .
legs lamb . . .
lamb for Slew . . 25c lb
Shoulder 81mm . . 28: lb
New York Market
Namath
Norwalk Chronicler