in: sourti NORWALK EVENING Scanner. .
THURSDAY, SEPT. 19. 1918
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coal in your
Pall days instead
a big fire in .the
and thereby eon-
anthraeite. A.
d
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g 5 a
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away that unplea-
' and keep you oom-
. Cannel coal will
t (but not quite) kin-
' a match—a fire is
' a jiify. It burns
a most cheerful blaze.
cost is not great, as you
need so little. A half ton
~' will last along time. We
have a new supply and are
pared to make prompt de.
. There are no re-
strictions on Carmel. Burn as
much as you need.
THE,
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5.
5‘3
“gran. coarser
L.
ow
Outside Window Season
NOW IN- SIGHTI
The air leakage about the openings in the frames for win
down and doors is greater‘in old buildings but even in new
balding: the air leakage with the glass exposure, compel: a ma
terial increase in the heat radition for reasonable heating
in cold weather. The com: ort resulting from the use of storm
ealh is an important feature but'the principal point is the enor-
mous 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 G Bailey Co.
Brass and Enameled Beds
_ A big and varied stock. in all widths and many designs,
With a wide price range. Every one a special value.
- ENABLED CRIBS AND ROCKERS.
CLEAN AND COIFOBTABLE COTS tor the children that till
all hygenic requirements.
SEE THE DISPLAY IN THE SHOW WINDOW.
THE BEST OF SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES.
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‘MCthATORS
iii FIRST STREET
j .- that Norwalli
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5 NORWALK LINE
‘ Citye New York
Jermain "'c o" and “Armitago .
Brearley ’ ’
9‘ M'»‘&Itth Norwalk from 7:30 to
m. ' Steamers leaving Pier 45,
Ways excepted. '
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:3 Freight Service Between This
Freight accepted at Norvmlk and, I
5:30.
Witt received at Pier 45. East nit» _‘
gr, New York, trout 7:30 a. m. to 5 p.
East
flier. New York. at 3 o'clock, daily.
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RAYMOND 8t SON
IlkflEIISIIIISWHIlIE i
PIILIIIEIIEPARIMENI;
MOI'NT VERNON. N. v. Sept. 193
~~t‘.~e in an otficiul police command or,
. the word with which Sherman summa»
_ rizcd his opinion oi war has caused a
split in the Mount Vernon police force.
Police Commissioner l’. M. Winfield
held a hearing last night on changes
’ tpreferred by Policeman Reter Gleason
'asainst Acting Icrgeani Edward Wren
:tor the use of the word “hell" in issu-
.itng an order.
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irritant ‘HEll’ g
Ai‘tcr lengthy argtr
merits by counsel for both the oom-
Iplainant and the dclentiant t'otnmis-
. eioner Winfield announced that in‘
Irma tit the hir‘l'itlllrht‘s‘.» til the charges 1
he would reserve his decision. .
Members at the police force have
itaken sides in the controversy and
:have been so busily enraged today in
,discun‘ing the relative merits of ' hell";
and other expletives that their debate
lhas threatened the deiittiralizalwu of
i the department. ‘
‘ Policeman Gleason testified that
Twhile on duty at Fourth avenue and
Wind street on the morning of August
8 he was approached by a woman who
inquired the way to New Rochelle by
HUMP)! He stated that he was cour-
tteously performing the chivaln'c duty
of furnishing the iniormhtion when
‘Sk‘rflcam Wren appcaicd and issued
ithe order: "Get the hell oil that chr—
!uer!" ‘
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NOTIGE I
POSITIVE Y
No Bedrs,’Winé§orfAItoIiohe litiutirs will
; .
LE SIIOP
Showing of
be sold or delivered trim our .store
alter 8 p. at. I ‘
This rule will not be broken under any
consideration, therclore you must pur-
chase bciorc the above set time.
A. F. Beckmann’ ‘& Co.
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Phone 1405
on house
' Shore Dinners .
, Kinds oi Sea Food
1mm, Chops and
Chicken
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83 8t 85 Washington Street
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Samples cheerfully
ALL WOOL SERGES. checks. plaids and plain colors. 48 inches wide . $3.00 yd.
ALL WOOL POPLINS of many hues. 40 inches wide . . . . . . . . - .
ALL WOOL BLUE STORM SERGES. standard makes and quality.
BLACK AND WHITE CHECK SUITINGS ............... . . . . 75c to $3.50 yd.
DRESS SILKS AND SATINS of quality. including the famous Skinner. Holden,
Beaver Mills and other standard makes. in black. white and all shades.
furnished on request.
Tristram E Hyatt;
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Details of the New Dress Goods
In this department we take especial pride in the splendid showini.r of Dress:
goods of every description includini! _
SERGES of the newest ideas in checks. pIaids and plain colors. 40 inchcsswfiiocxd
FRENCH SERGES ‘of all the popular and standardshades. 40 inches wid
c.
$2.00
a Yd.
. ...... $2.00 yd.
$1.50 to $2.50 yd.
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ALL KINDS OF LININGS. including Sateens. Venetians. Etc.
THE BIGGEST STOCK OF BUTTONS IN THE CITY.
GRIP CONTINUES TO
TAKE TOLL OF DEATH
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improvement at Newport.
NEWPORT. It. 1.. Sept. 19.—~The
steady improvement in the influenza
situation in the Second Naval District thon Park Real Estate Company. oft
led the commandant. Rear Admiral
issued a few days ago forbidding en-
listed men to leave Newport without a puny. 0f Hili'ord. hall issued ten addi'l
WHO LOVES NORWALKIRDMial‘ pass. In and about the city tional shares of its trutlmrnod wpital:
.yesterday 2Il'new cares of influenza stock, thereby making the outstand-
wete reported, with four deaths.
Six Deaths at Camp Dix.
CAMP DIX. N. J.. Sept. ill-Six
m.
CORPORATION CERTIFICATES I OUT THIS 0UT~IT IS WORTH
. FILED.
A certificate of incorporation of the
Block Hill Manufacturing Company.
in! Killiugly. was filed yesterday at‘
nine state secretary‘s omce. The au-
1 thorized capital is 810,000. and the in-
icorporators are John W. Patterson,
ILeflic S. Patterson and E. innarbie.
A certificate of organization of the
Crown. was filed Tuesday at the state
Joseph W. Oman, to rescind the oniereccrctary‘a office.
The Roetand Manufacturing Com»
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ling capitalization 819.000.
Articles of association of the Red-
ding Fair Corporation far Public
nglish dt‘itlhs trom Spanish Influenza have. Schools have been tiled with the state
occurtcd in this camp among the 1.500 secretary. The object of the asso-l
It was. however. only at the begin» men who have been stricken with the elation is to promote “11"?“ I“ 3811‘
MM! of the present year that Miss En. disease since Sunday. and 200 other HIIIUI‘P 111110th the 3011001 children 0f.
MONEY
Don't miss this. For out this clip,
.enclose with he and mail it to Frity
l& 00.. 2835 Sheffield avenue ("liitnno,
lll., writfiig your name and robin-us
clearly. You will receive in turn a
trial package containing Foley Henry
and Tar Compound. for coughs. colds
and croup; Foley Kidney Pitts, tor
pain in sides and back; rheumatism.
:backache. kidney and blatldrr uii<
intents; and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
a wholesome and thoroughly cleans—
ing cathartic. for constipation. tili-
ousness. headache and sluggish hows
eis.-—Stillson-Powell Corp—Adv.
NOTICE! I
_.___,.__. leagues til the Winter Garden.
.Wallaudm‘hlte. 'm I The policeman said that he didn’t
see any hell on the corner. so he
. -— ._- - {couldn't get any off.
5 i J. Edward Quinn. counsel for See.
I S h | , ‘ F .d F. I] S ' 0 (rant Wren. moved to dismiss the
, e I c urges as trivial and frivolous. Com-
' c u tze s ‘1 3y IS peCId S missioncr Winfield in denying the mo-
‘ tion_ upheld the contention lit George
Fresh Mackerel ................... . ....... 28c Ib. H. Taylor. Counsel for Policeman
Weak Fish ..... . ......................... 28c lb. Gleason. n... m. ........ in...
. Butter FISH 25C II) .and unduly severe. l
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smtffiu'e ...... . ................ - ....... $313. IA NOTED ACTRESS
Bus 5 I e I eeeee e eeeee I l I IIIIII I e I I I I O I
l FlatFish............ ...... . ............. lticlb. t
Haddock . . . . . . . . . .. .............. . . . . 14c Ib. ; (“Millard from First Prize.) .
3. T ‘ her in [I i - {- .; . ‘
Sebaltze 5 Sanitary Markets ..........1:.‘:” “M "‘ h
g ' NORWALK. ‘_ SOUTH NORWALK.
I United Bum License NO. 17,903; . Medeld made her American debut. In
"l-‘ancy Free." at the Astor Theatre.
:She had not. indeed. intended to ap-
”war professionally iii this country. but
:the Messrs Silllbt‘tt. Ilt‘fll'lllfl of her
:lll't’fiu‘nCl‘ in New \ork, sought her out
;and persuaded her to support Clifton
I (‘m wt‘ord iii tliatuplai‘.
; Since then. her (‘liit‘t‘l‘ has hncn me-
'IPUI'II'. 0n the vrix first night of
I‘Taucy Prue." nt-gt>1.ati0nk were strut
;ed for her to take up it part in thc‘
l\\'iiiter Garth-n Items. and her suc»
cess at that hint-c has been such that
fill“ iv now firmly established In the
affections of Attit-i‘lcan playnoera.
(‘otnlnn from England on private
lI,)ll.~llli‘SS. less than two years ago, the
i cottimedienne chanced to notice Sottili
thll‘V-ltIk, i'rom IIll‘ railroad. and. with
ichnrucieristic inipeiuottiiy. decided
.that here. It anywhere. must licr coun-
:Il)’ home. on this side oi the Atlantic,
'be located. Last summer, according-
{lv. she rented it cottage. on Dorlon's
; Point. and grew from liking. to affect-
glon tor Norwitlk and its surroundings.
1 "Of course." he said. "last year it
was perfect. as l was a lady at large.
l with nothing to do but enjoy the coun-
‘iry. This year I have itot seen so
; much of the Point as i could wish. as
'l have been pretty busy. We have
mine. performances. weekly. which
means that three days. each week. I
.havc to leave home before noon. and
idon't trot back until utter one in the
littornlng. When I started rehearsing,
gmy husband said the Journey would be
too much for me, and as for my cot-
they
lthouglit I was mad. But I've stuck it
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Specials for This Week at the
Standard Bullet & Egg Co.
m LA CA'RTP.
12 North Main st, So. Norwalli Phone 1990
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% Scions
.or.;T11.is Week
.: v a mass roux
“‘Out to ............. 29c lb.
me rams WASHING ‘
‘ 90”“ out to 6 pkgs. 25¢
.a 'sramnsoar
macaw ....... ..bc
J‘-
... monument-on.-
Detyouraupply new.
lobes
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A. stint
CouueStteet
Est haw-It
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1 :Fresh Western Elms ....... .. . - . . . . .. . 50c
FineTabIeButter... ..... .. ....... 49c'
\ Cheese (rich and mild) ......... . ....... . . . . . 27c
BestSantos Coffee ....... ..... I ..... .. 18c
BestMixedTea..- .......... ......... 39c
Evaporated Milk .......... . ............ I. ;_.. 11c
. Pure Condensed Milk (not skimmed) ..... .. - 13c
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NEW Rum“ MAY {ordna‘n'c‘e department angction before
reuse an t em a Ileneas. The
COME IN BNMEPORT matter has been placed before Waldo
t'. Ilryant. chic! of the British
Bridreport Ordnance Division. and in
were transmitted to the procurement
division. at Weebianou. in the have
that immediate work will be [ranted
the Liberty Ordnance plant. Both
sure! is the coats-my heated
blur and Industry. here. more the
ice-meet ins m Pele).
«Iii work. Twelve girls. Min upon
art-dis: mutte- It the l‘. I. C.
“M.“ umwdq‘flnmaue
t surmount-.Thun- ‘
; "I .wth
lute—fl to
senate
harm
some!!!
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an
M3...
Iall the summer and won't go away un-
ltll the winter sets in. good and earn-
est. ‘
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cases are considered by camp medical
omecra to be silli’t’ills, it was learned
last night. Two hundred new cases
were discovered yesterday. and it was
found that 735 men ill with influenza
had developed pneumonia.
fl‘lie doctors believe. however. that
the spread of the disease now has
been checked.
Find Disease In New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 19.-~ Three
members of the crew of a Mexican
vessel now in port here hum-died
and 14 others are III as a result of
what is believed to be Spanish. in-
fluenza. it was announced yesterday
by the health authorities. '
can port and was held at quarantine.
officials then stating that several ctt‘tiea
suspected as iniluenzn had been dis-
covered aboard.
Brought Over by U-boate.
WASHINGTON. Sept. ill—omens
were. taken by the Emergency Fleet
Corporation to prevent Influenza 'tmm
interfering with ship production. San-
itation engineers in all Easiem ship
yards were notified by l.ietit.~(‘ol.
Phillip S. Donne. head of the health
and sanitation section of the corpor-
‘I‘lie. vessel'
«arrived it few days ago front a Mexl- stitute provides the agency of restore
Bedding.
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ANTICIPATING NATURE
. You comet say it came unexpect-
. ettl y.
lcu. That oynrepsia, Conitiflltllttn it'-
f iv trout-to was an equivocal at noon
lot common events. To the initiated
spelled blood deficiency, which is the
physiologic cause of it long list of con
s‘titutional. functional. nerve, bone
in! tissue ailments.
The Mccliano Physical Therapy In.
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ling normal cendltlons In trouble of
both sex. which Institution is equip-
ped with all modern apparatus.
F. R. CASTBLLANO. M. T. D.
Heyt‘a Theatre Building
Entrance Room No. 3
:Ilott’i Waste
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‘.‘t it. before. warning was git-l
atlon. to exhaust every means to keep;
the disease trout the yardi». .
t‘ol. Donne. in it statement issued
last night. advanced the theory thanuymg to read Without glasses
the disease. which he characterized it!
when you are conscious of a result-
"nothing more or less than ‘old—fashv \
toned grip.‘ ” was brought to the Univ, ing strain.
ed States by members of the crews ot'
German submarines who, he. said. were
reported to have been ashore at New
York and other places.
the nerve force of your eyes by
i Correctly titted glasses, the kind
iwe prescribe, will relieve the
istrain and save the nerve force,
H: Krieger & Co.
outfitters tor Men,
Women, Boys & Girls
aymcnt‘
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. on the easy it
plan.
area A cannot: aceotmr.
OFFICIAL U. S.
WAR EXHIBIT
At STATE FAIR
BERLIN, CONN.
Sept. 24-28, Day and Night
Only Fair in New England Where
it Will Be Seen This Year-Gen.
Pershing Will Give it at Bet-Au
Germany, Next Year.
Official State exhibit of” Jun
Ior Food Army
All the Attractions
Country‘Falr
of A Live
Days Bile-Nights 25c
L...
, o i —Sentinel Want Ads Work Wonders.»
; "Why. even matinee days. If the IIIIE;
. is right, I get my morning dip before!
! the car comes to take the to the eta-I
tlon—and I can sleep in the fresh air.
‘ which alone is worth the price of ad- While much is said about tired wo,
“Emmi “3 ”l“ advertisements so men it must be remembered that men
““99"" NHL also pay the penalty of overwork.
chase of a little house here. so thatmr sluggish‘ when one feels tired out]
MEN FEEL 1':an 100
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"I am negotiating now for the iiur‘rWhen the kidneys are weak, inactive
. directly the winter is over. I look found miserable. lacks eitergy and am.
“"‘d ‘0 59""“3’ down Mid b900mlnglbition. Foley Kidney l’llls are tonic
a real Norwalk resident. I am so and strengthening. Wm. H. Clark,
much in love with the place that I Springfield, Ohio. writes: “I found not
gtiest~-that is. if you‘ll have me. Bothfcovered Foley Kidney Pills. Now I}
my husband and I think there is nolgm in Ad shape.” They act quickly
where on earth like Abe Poing—atnd as ' and surely."-—Stlllson-l’owell Corp.—
'for my boy (0. yes. I have a real big-Adv.
boy, even though I am an'actress)..l‘
think he would break his heart if we —- ~ ._.. ”WM“
so much as hinted at spending the SPECIAL PRICES 0N
summer anywhere else.“
Questioned as to Her professionall COFFEES
arrangements, Miss Engletield said
that she had every intention of re-lsunbeami Union 0111b, Yuban.
matning in this country. Indeed. it Autocrat, Hotel Astor
looks as ihotizh the Shubert manage-
-meut would keep her busy for many 33¢ per lb'
""1“!" , .. .. . SALAD DRESSINGS
And. anyway. she laughiniz) '9; 01 b
Marked. In maklnz her adieu. “I love; Blue Ribbon. Wt. Yul“ II t
the American audiences and their u, WHG'I
treatment ~bttt. above all. I love Nor-I
walk~so I think I will stay here tuil 35¢ and 15c .
you turn me out by force." ‘Immamm m
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DRAFT CALL! MODIFIED. m 0001)! g
In ‘1er 0! the fact that there are.
,‘L’ .. a
at present MI$1333M mcmwijnlxle Ilene ....... 3 the :;
ticnt who lav be put I“ ..... .
... ........ ma. tumt....'~wm ..... .......
military service, the War Ute-risen: m.” “I
heiress-Wheeledoseot'flfl
a. mil-led! ___..
ash-aunt. ‘ ,.
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MM mm “ ; l H I I I
want to be 0“? 0f YOU'HOI 1““ R relief front kidney trouble. until I disl_
a.--_.._.
which is the life of the eye.
T H A M E R
Couliste, Optometrists, Optician:
The-House of Good Glasses"
8'1 Atlantic St.. Stamford, Conn.
upen Sat. Eve. till 9 p to m ‘89?
Automobile ,‘
, Repairing-
Iliali Grade Work a
Specialty
'Official Service for...A
Chevrolet. Maxwel.
and Graham Bros.
him-OM
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HERSHF-IEILDV’S:
AUTO EXPRESS
' Daily Trips‘Between ' '
Norwalk and New York City
MAIN OFFICE, 122 WATER STREET.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Telephone 294.
NEW YORK CITY OFFICE,
117 East 23rd St.
Phone Grammercy 705.
ll you are in a hurry, just phone us,
and we will take care of your express
for you. We have seven of the best
Trucks in the state. Also, Hydrauliu
Dump Trucks for Contractors’ Wotlt.‘
Our Trucks make daily trips to New
York city. Let them handle your
freight and express, and thus keep it
away from the congested terminals.
' We Haul Anything“
Anywhere
No Job Too Large or Too
Sm II
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Your shipments are entrusted to
competent employee only.
receipt is given and obtained tor
l goods handled.
. Phone or write for our rates. we can
feat-e you time and money.
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING
of All Kinds.
PADDED VANS Ier Len. Distance
Furniture loving.
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mortise
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