'W"“W‘?
' ' I
THE SOUTH noawsut EVENING SENTINEL
“thiswsr at an is
'"weshsllall be beastly
fidflwithsavingallour
mytebny Li Bonds
‘V duh; to say ' _01
., IsvingsStampswestick
seardandallthe gaso-
, we save when autos we
3‘ ; but when every-
. s wealthy then who will
the work? now that’s a
‘ ”on you can‘t afford
m the building lots on
M Itreet will all be sold at
we. the man who lives on
Man's Lane perhaps be
filed a dance; but who will
: w the houses and who will
m cool when every man
lane with work and has a
fat roll? There are some
blems knotty that we shall
Ye to face when our brave
boyl have crossed the Rhine
ind won their valiant race.
THE
ERMS
CAI. CGEFSSY
. t Then? .
GollllAM
,ECOMI’ANY
.trcotitrotis
10 FIRST STREET
Est Norwslk
hit. 452
ight Service Between Th
City and New York
Brearley' ’
' . ' Norwalk from 7:30
p excepted.
N ORWALK LINE.
“‘Clio" and “Armitage
ht accepted at Norwalk and
to 5:30.
Ight received at Pier 45, East Riv-
NoV York, from 7:30 a. m. to 5 p.
_ . Steamers leaving Pier 45, East'
,‘New York, at 3 o'clock, daily.
ill II0llS0
Shore Dinners
s i
Outside Window Season
NOW Ill SIGHT!
The air leakage about the openings in the frames for win.
dows and doors is greater in old buildings but even in new
buidings the air leakage with the glass exposure, compels a ma
terial increase in the heat radition for reasonable heating
in cold weather. The com! ort resulting from the use of storm
sash 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 6 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.
ENAMELED CRIBS AND ROCKERS. '.
CLEAN AND COMFORTABLE COTS for the children that fill
all hygenic requirements.
SEE THE DISPLAY IN THE SHOW WINDOW.
THE BEST OF SPRINSS AND M ATTRESSES.
RAYMOND 8t SON
Wall and High Sts. lot-walk.
GOLDEN SANTOS COFF .E—Very good
value. Price per single pound Twenty Cents.
Arinourzs I’ure Leaf Lard. er lb. .............. 33c
Nucoa lNut Rutter. the wor ’s best. lb. ......... 32c
Very Best New York State Iheese (old). lb. . . - . 2
Warranted (noo_d Eggs. per dozen ............. 5
Item Spaghetti (Italian style). can ............ l
Snider s Oyster Cocktail Sauce. large bot. ......
\ an Lamp sl’ork and Beans. per can ...........
Armour s‘Vtonm Style Sausage. can ..........
Strictly 1. resh Egzs. Der dozen ............... 60c
almon. tall cans ..... . ............. 23c. 28c. 30c ca
L
Yuban Coffee ..................... 3 lbs. for $1.00
A. F. Beckmann &Co.
Incorporated
83 & 85 Washington Street
Phone 1405
“roam CABINET ‘ i
_ men! as to how the. plan should be (‘ar-
4 attend the war conierence held at thr-
V
MONDAY, SEPT. 23, 1918
I
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IS FORCED our:
1
(Continued non: First Page). i
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The mortuan miertenuon plan caus-
ed diSsatisiaction because of disagrees-5
ried otut. In the first place the diplo-‘,
niatic advisory council decided for Si-
berian intervention against the wish-
es oi some oi the prominent unlit-4i)"
fi
Y
Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
leaders of Japan, :
It has it‘t'r'flll)’ been reported that
Gen. I'yehara. (‘hicf oi Staff, was DH"
ticularly nettled titer the turn oi“
etenis and it is known that he did not
Prime Minister‘s residence 'late 3“
Jill) Hen. I'ycliaia was. not agailht
Siberian intervention. but tutored a,
much short or Japanese expedition
than lllt‘ one actually sent Forth,
There have also becn reported scri-
ous difieicnces between Gen, l‘ychara
and Hen. tlshinia. lllt- Japan \\':tr
Minislcr. lien. Tamika. \'i~ t‘hicl' of
Flat], and .i than Well liked by the chi
Illlt‘l. has Ilt‘t'I] all odds with the chill
ot' Stall. and Viscount l'chitlu. 1mm. l-3
l) Japancse Ainbanador to lillfi>I1L I~
.~-.t d to llil\t' limit \\llll\lIlL‘. with >ll‘t‘lltz.
political backing to bring about ll. -,
don lllitll oi lllt‘ 'l‘ciauchi (lotcinlii ‘-nt. i
Vl'hi-tlici lllt‘ new Japanc‘it tizltciii
lllt‘Ill will irt-l oliliucd to lollow :t
mori- “t xclusite Japtincsc" poluw with,
a near neighbor.
”Him-i to loam, ac. in China l":
“Mills to be .wcn. Last rennin ll't-ill_
Illt‘ l'ni lint-i Hate that ll. Nt~2ii‘i“'.i.
nuvni ol lllt‘ Jitiittllt'n l’i'iinc Mfume-r.
FURNISHINGS FOR FALL
Reveals many places where NEW SHADES and CURTAINS. a bright bit of
DRAPERY or afresh covering for some piece of furniture would brighten
up the living room wonderfully.
In the Carpet Department
Are all kinds of CARI’ETS. RUGS. MATTINGS and
more expensive floor coverings are not needed and the CURTAIN CORNER is
Visitors Always Welcome.
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L. as
LINOLEL" MS. where
l
contlndcd tho lx'ihwei lluilstt) lti.tll
unit the l0l’t‘>l and mine loan of Rum
and llcilunhkiang. lie was llltlllt‘lllll'43
mp :‘t’dlilii American limits to t‘h Hit
and spokv opciily :tflziinx‘l ihc :«llt‘ll‘
trolls c:ori> tll .\lllt‘l‘l(‘iill flit.tll«'it‘l’>‘.
l‘onnt 'l‘cranchi was a strolls t‘llll~
pill‘ll‘l' ol' Nisliiliain and it lli;l_\ lu- lltut
has been lcudinn iln- tzti'int-r's lii'c. ru-
ill‘vl)‘ firm from politics and oilicc
holding rillt‘t' the Spanish—American
War. lie is grctitly t'cnrcd by Filipino
politicians bc-causc ot‘ ihc ni‘i'ccinlion
:tntiJupnilt‘w lt‘i‘ll“! in l'lilnn which and admiration thc l-‘il.pmo pt'oplc
l‘t'sllllt-tl iroiii Nisliihura‘s t-i‘i‘oils bud hate tor him. ii is ihc L'l‘llt‘l‘fll bclici'
a bearing on the Cabinet i-r..<i~ .ll ’l‘o there that ii' the l’hilippinc Islands
should attain their imlcpcndcncc. tlcnv
:i-l'iil AutiLiialdo will have the largest
unsanitraos'rmck WOW 0' WWW “New
and would be Illtl>l likt-ly to be chosen
FRODI THE ORIE.'T by the people as l’resdent. Thai is
«94—k- -‘.. . . why thc lltlllllt'lllllS oi the l’hilmpint-s
(Continued front l‘lri-‘t Page) tear and dislike hint. We in l't‘ criter-
—-4-—-—- -.:taiiicd by General Aguintildo. til
l'toin comtmut oil there is made a luncheon. and incl two of his children,
llth' quality oi table buitcr. Which is one a son. who is a lieutenant in train—
t'llllllllt in to ciiritslu- use in the i'nit lug camp. and an attractive daughter,
ed States. as a substitute for dairy turmencita. a graduate of [IN high
butter, and is sold. under \arious‘ school and now a student at tho nor-
brands. such as Nut Iiutit-r. Ncut‘o nial school.
ltio.
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Butter, Vegetable Oil lluticr. and "Ill 5. We took the opportunity for some
ler namcs. it is used almost untvt-i'h'n' 3 rccrcatioii’in huntiue and iisliinu. .The
l.\ in l-Inulnml. as l was told. ht ili‘iil- tlct‘p sca fishniu Ilivi'c is wonderful.
icrs I“ fill“ and “ll-“V l" London. I“ ”1““ (mo of” our putty caught a liitrracula,
and ill Franci- as vwll. 'l‘hc liliilllt‘m wi-ighiut: 2:! pounds: another. it iuna.’
lof transportation of this oil to this \“slghlllfl 30 podnds. and all of us hudl
[country i“ “ WNW“ one. 1” “““W "‘3 hnt- calcltcs and L'l'cni sport in playing
lilie ships crossing the l‘acitic hate the fish and. finally‘ bringing ihcnt}
been ('Olllllumdt‘t‘l'ml bl' ”l" ““9“" into the boat. It was the scttflon fort
intent l'or unt' transportation across llit‘ pheasant shooting. We had tine hunt—‘
'..-\il:inttc to France Sonll'lll the shit»! ing. in the iunnlc we can": upon a1
which wore ule {01' carrying cuctifl' large land of wild monkeys. Minghg’
nut ml “'I‘lt‘ taken by the Government, through the ”PM and chattering [i
‘nnd it Was on!) tltmuuh the influence that not lhc hcart to kill any of them.
and actlvit )‘01 ll!" Nuli‘m“ Food A“' but two young men of the party shot‘
lininlsiration that it It'w ships “""Th‘" three which iltt‘)‘ save to thc natives]
fun the Pacific for this trade. The sun, who regard thcm as n we“. “pupa“,
l\\':is llt't‘tlllllllll so vital ”FM in“ “m" inc equally fond of dogs for food.
’Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
Rib Lamb Chops .......................... 34c lb.
Loin Lamb Chops_..... ............ 38c lb.
StewVeal ..... ...... ..............18clb.
BeefLiver.......-._.... ............. 16clb.
All Kinds of Pickling Products. '
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK.
United States License No. 17,903.
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS
No Smoke—No Odor—No Danger. Takes the chill off he-
‘ fore the furnace is started.
ll'll' "l this 0“ l0l' ”l“ linited Stntca‘ tor thc table. Some of the wild tribes:
lAtlniinistration was nhlo to s'op lIll‘ After an absence 0f nt‘fll‘ll' sins
ililliiiltl of the few ships that still rt". months. and inn-cl oi 25.000 inilos.
:inalned. , 'equal to the distance around the
l was traveling Will! the president world. “ml being on one ship for fivc
30f the company. of which I am R H“ weeks. I tini glad to get back to my
Wt‘tm‘. AI Honolulu “'0 bought two home town, which I appreciate more
ships. which followed us across the man over before. and i shall be glad
I’ilt‘iflt‘. and reached (“1“ company's, to again join in the local war work.1
docks. in the Philippines. in Al"WM-hymen has been so cmclently carried
.We HIHO llUI't‘llaal‘d antltllel‘fihlP-Wl‘lfl‘ on in my absence. l
was in use in the islands, making a‘ There “we. of course. countless
.fleet of 19" ENDS. “‘thh are “59“ 9399' scenes and experiences in the lite and;
59‘5“.“ m“ ”‘0 ("’H‘Tll‘m 0' copra. custonisorthe Orient. in the crowded
which is the dried cocoanut meat, of cities of China and Japan. and in 1hr“.
'th‘h cocoanut 0" “3 made, from ”'9 outside country through which wt-irto-z
various islands of the P llppine tored, which were of especial Interest;
31‘0“”. l ~ ‘ , to one making his first visit to the
The production of cocoanut ml now Far East. l
15 being Tfll’ldll’ increased. Several Showing the cosmopolitan character
companies, of various 5“” “3“ of the people‘one meets in the Orient.
amounts of capital. were organized in on the ship going from Yokohama to
”fauna. and the facilities of our own Shanghai. Hong Kong and Manila,
,rompany WEN “"‘l “"9- greatly en- there were Japanese, Chinese. Filipi-
.lsrged. 11‘ May we “him”? ”0"} 0““. nos. East Indians from Bombay. Hind
docks 31900900 "0"“ 0‘ 1m" 0”: i",dus from Calcutta. Malays from Singa.‘
'July. 31000.0(“) “Fill: In August. pore, Javanese from Batavla. Siamese!
over $2,000,000 worth, and. in Septem-y front Bangkok. Jews ":an Bhgdadfi
ber. "-500.09“ worth. The importance many in their native costumes. be
of this industry is reflected In the fact sides Europeans and Americans. Esp,
wghis Week
.5 “we PORK
ER. cut to 6 p23,“ lb.
“l
'8 PRIDE SOAP
sized cake
A. STULL;
CottageStreet
......... 6c
. bounce in» march.
, (M your supply new,
. 50 box
. HALL .
suns, costs, onsssrs AND tritium.
JACOBY’S
.L ‘Charge Accounts Opened
ITS DEADm {to hoapttiitn roi- treatment.
too-tilled tron nus Purim
1
"Wire the
The severe cases were taken to one
the military hospitals new. white
’ 3 saves coal after the furnace '3 started. limit the importation of cocoanut l’m'icepi for the war. other nationalities
Kinds i S F d BLACK FINISH .................................. $5.49 ducts into the United States in l?1",w0uld, doubtless, have been represent.
0 ea 00 NICKEL PLATED ...................... $6 49 was ssrpoooiio. and the lr%p&r&ation.’ ed.
3 BLUE ENAMELED """""" $ ' ,thus far, for 918, is $330.00 . . ___ __
’ , 98k Ch“ S and 3‘ """"""""""""""""" ‘ """ 7'98 Another important product from this
Ci‘ickefi. All) t F 3 .oil is lard. of excellent quality. ingkifng ‘ ‘7'“, ‘ Sentinel Want A‘-
.a fine substitute for ordinary lar . 01' m-
A LA CARTF‘ er s GEhebe ".cooking purposes. and still a'rliothe; v“—
’ ' mroduct is a refined cocoanut or .use .
. i 25 WASHINGTON ST. 80““ NORWALK. Ias a substitute for olive oil. ‘ l .‘ s
3 w ‘l TELEPHONE YOUR ORDER TO 527. I traveled through the Philippines. _ .o ,I(\\\
~ _ “I" _ q' ’— visited most of the largQ islands, the > . - ..
l —— *— )2 largest one being Luzon, in the ex-
treme north of the group. on which is
the City of Manila. a fine, tip-to‘date
city. with the modern municipal facili-
ties, with beautiful drives outside of
the old Spanish walled city, on land
ilarsely made by hydraulic pumping of
the mild and sand out of the harbor.
This work was done by the United
States Government. after taking no!-
session of the islands. A great part
of this work was done under the im-
mediate directlon and supervision or
John McMhlIen. now of this city. The
island next larger to Luzon is Minda-
nao, lnihe extreme south of the smut).
where one company has a ranch of
18.000 acres. With herds of 3.600 cattle.
On this island I was about 200 mlles
from the Senator. A small group.
called the 8qu archipeluo. extends
further south. some of the islands be
to; near the coast 0! Borneo. -
Through (‘olouel [hunts P. Qltulsn.
‘ conquered
RECIPE IIILED FREE
'..._....._.
Aveteran business men. who was
ulmost completely bald and had tried.
numerous topics. lotions. shampoos. etc..
without benefit. came across, while on
I journey. an Indisns’ recipe by which
be new a complete crop of healthy;
luxuriant hair that he now possesses.-
Others—men and women—have re:.
ported remarkable hair growth by the
same method. Whoever wishes the re~
clpe may obtain it tree by writing to
John Hart Brittlln. BA-Ifl. S tlon F.
New York. N. 1. Or obtain box at
sarcasm... ”a w: time:
pe. 0
atom ready tor no. ‘
howl-beret
tronnrcrtm KEATING’S ,
' BROTHER KILLED:
t‘ondnt-ior James ’1‘. Kcatins. om- oi‘j
Iltc \W’lt’l'kill'.‘ of thc litinlniry illusion;
who was again on duly this morning;
nticr a tat-ll earned vacationlnid a said
i-xpcriciicc that matrrcd the greater1
J
ssunovivsrrcms ‘
Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb, 35c, 38 i
Fore-quarter Lambs .............. 30c
l
l
l
Stew Lamb ............ . ........ 25c
Top Sirloin ...................... aecj
Lean Beet, no bone . ............. 32c;
Fresh Plate ......... ....a.......22c‘
Corned Beef from . ....... . ..... 20 up‘,
Sugar Cured Hams .......... 34c, 38c,
Dixie Bacon ......... 35c,
Fancy Fowis .................... 44c
Native Veal i
Corned Beef Tongue ........... 36c
Extra Heavy Beet Prime Roast. 40, 42c
Gold Medal Butter ............... 58c
Strietly fresh eggs ............... 70c,
Eggs ................... 60c. 65c;
l
l
Full line of groceries and fresh veget-
ables. l
3 pounds Sauer Kraut ............ 25c
i
Charnok’s Market
76 N. Main St.
A Few More
STUDENTS
Can be accommodated in
our day classes
Those wishing to enter the
evening classes should en-
roll at once that they may
be entered as openings oc-.
~titanium. noSntss
' counts
Automobile
Repairing -
High Grade Work a 3
Specialty
Official Service for
Chevrolet. Maxwell
and Graham Bros.
Trucks
masses-hearers.
Insure-disqui-
w-mtut. declared s, . 3"” «II-um by on us- W “"‘°'“ °' "” “mm“ ' tum-in... humu-
towa of Ayer q. "I" the Ill. :3...“ The had the m at meeting (letters. a. m “
music-mt 331.... “wean. . . mmwgmmmmwm- m .5
numerous-mi. "m h .4. mummies-enema: _N N's-s
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. ,,_. - . 9y
doctor in
yards at Tit-limit. N. .l._
poition of it, Just one urcl. ago trust,
his brother. Thomas- limiting. who h r
llll‘ pe~i iiltucn years has boo-n a mu-
lllt‘ I’l‘llll;~’,\l\iilll:t IH'IIKLI.
“n.- hill.“ in
thc performance of his duty ii. p .stcu
it who and three children, 'lic tl‘t'“t
but ten years of age.
m.._ w-
Try a Sentinel )Vant Alhfil’W'K
wt
Sentinel Want Ads Work Wonders.
\
ll. Krieger &Co,
Outfitters for Men,
WomenkBoys & Girls
on the easy payment
plan.
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT.
Don’t Trifle
l With your eyesight. Delays, cheap
. glasses and unskillful treatment of
lthe eyes are sure forerunners of
Tel' 583-2 ‘
the time when serious trouble will
occur. We are ready to render
you expert aid by examining the
eyes and by furnishing glasses or
spectacles properly fitted to in-
sure best results.
——-——
THAMER
0on1ists, Optometrists, Opticians
“The House of Good Classes”
87 Atlantic St., Stamford, Conn.
Open 8st. Eve. till 9 p vs Est 391.
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RERSHFIELD’S
AUTO EXPRESS
Daily Trips Between
Norwalk and New York City
MAIN OFFICE, 122 WATER STREET.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 294.
NEW YORK CITY OFFICE,
’~~.. 117 East 23rd St.
Phone Grammercy 705.
It 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, Hydraulic
Dump Trucks for Contractor Work.
Our Trucks make daily trips to New
York city. Let them handle your
freight and express, and thus keel) 1‘
away from the congested terminals.
We Haul Anythins
Anywhere
No Job Too Large or Too
Small
Your shipments are entrusted is
competent employee only.
A receipt is given and obtained for
all goods handled.
Phone or write for our rates, we can
save you time and money.
Liam sup Helwv Taucxmo
of All Kinds.
PADOED VANS tOr Long Distance.
mlttm Devin.
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Norwalk Chronicler