Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 25, 1918 · page 12

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‘ rest Freight Service Between This

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‘IIIE GORIIAM“

Dorlon [louse

 

What Then?

When this war at last is
over we shall all be beastly
rich. what with saving all our
money to buy Liberty Bonds
and sich; to say nothing of
these Savings Stamps we stick
upon a card and all the gaso-
line we save when autos we
discard; but when every
body’s wealthy then who W111
do the work? now that' s a
proposition you cant afford
to shirk; the building lots on
Easy Street will all be sold at
once, the man who lives on
Poorman s Lane perhaps be
called a. dunce; but who will
build the houses and who will
shovel coal when every man
is done with work and has a
good fat roll? There are some
problems knotty that we shall
have to face when our brave
boys have crossed the Rhine
and won their valiant race

THE

FESRiS

COAL WNW-l“?

 

 

COMPANY '
DECORATORS

10 'FIRST STREET

East Norwalk
TEL. 452'

*7

 

 

 

 

 

THE NORWALK LINE
City and New York

Steamers “‘Glio” and “Armltage '5

Brearley”

Freight accepted at Norwalk and

South Norwalk from 7:30 to 5:30.
Freight lecciwd at Pier 45, East Riv-
er. New York from 7: 30 a. m. to 5 p
m. Steamers leaving Pier 45, East
River. New York. at 3 o'clock, daily.
Sundays excepted.

 

LITTLE SHOP
Showing 0f
FALL onssoss’

 

 

 

 

 

 

Shore Dinners

 

 

Outside. Window Season

NOW IN 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 sedition for reasonable heating
in cold weather. The contort 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 oi
as many dwellings as can be supplied with storm sashes for
next winter. 1

We are near—just as far as the nearest telephone.

The Hatch E: Bailey Co.

 

 

 

ODD PIECES OF FURNITURE

Our two immense floors are filled with reliable and at
tractive pieces that are suitable for every room in the home,
either to replace some discarded or worn out item, as gifts, or
for the WAR TIME WEDDING.

Only a. personal inspection will prove what a wide variety
of every grade may be found right here in Norwalk, and we
are always glad to welcome new and prospective purchasers.

FREE DELIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS.

RAYMOND c1 SON

WellsndllghSts.

 

 

5 lbs. COFFEE ”

GOLDEN SANTOS COFFEE—Very good
value. Price per single pound Twenty Cents.
Armour" s Pure Loaf Lard. r lb. .............. 33c
N neoa Nut Butter. the wor d’s best. lb. ......... 2c
V erv Best New York State Cheese (old) lb. 32c
Warrant s. per dozen ............. 50c
Iieim Snaelietix‘i (Ita ran style). can. ....... 18c
Spider’s Oyster Cocktail Sauce, larze bot. ...... 35c
\ an Lamp 5 Pork and Beans. nor can ............ 15c
Armour 1: Vienna Style Sausage. can .......... 38c

trictlv Fresh Elms. per dozen ............... 65c
Y.aimon tall cans .................. 23c.28c. 30c can
Yuban Coffee ....... '." ............. 3 lbs. for $1.00
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.

Incorporated

83 & 85 Washington Street

Phone 1105

 

membranous”

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mmwm ~
UNTIL NEXT WEEK:

3 (Continued on Me Bevel.) i
the call than did that for the nearly
1,000,000 men who turned twentyone.
before last June 5. Order numbers
3101' all the 13, 000,000 men will be
‘drawn but youths of eighteen and
anon between thirty- -six and IOI'y' the
will not be classified until the b1a1ds
lmve givep classification to all the

’1men between nineteen and mini six,

i who are the first to recbive their ques-
ltionnaires. 1n the meantime many of
‘the neteon to thirty six classes v I”
éhave en inducted into service. 1
i Reports received today by l’1o\o:.1

:Marshai Geneial Crow der from 111 11'”

‘ all states indicated that satiswt 1111';
‘91 01:19“ is being made by local 1.1 .1111:

‘in attaching Rel 1a] numbe1s lo '1~ 16'.

' llgistiation cards, but in one or tVtu 111-.
:stances mistakes by iotai boa1d< Iid\ 1-

lmettle not-seam the 1'1nu111b11jng pot
the chitin tor all registrants 111111111-
their Jut'isdlitlotl No 1111111 1111 the
drawing can b1 t1\1111 1111111 this uoik
.1115 (Oulpleltd and 11111 suit] numbn-
posted and while 11.15 111m 111 111111.
‘this' week it is u11111 151111111 that (1111 .
Lcral Hooder will allow 1.111111] dam:
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holdinv 1111 llla“lll,.'.

gioup oi eighteen _\1 1141111 11L1~11anl~
a s1cond 1111 legistnuns 111 town nine
teen and thin) sen-n to 111111 tit.-
1112115 old. ’lhi.» was told 10 11111o1iu1c

1a posslbility ot 111111111111: untairiy 1111

 

1orde1' or 1111 call, though the intention
'was nit-1'11!) to 11111111111111 11111 addition
1.1! think 111 cluesihc :1111111 11) b1 1111111

numbu' 1111 11111111 1.1111111

Only the states haw now to 1'1p111"t
the totals ut the rcgistl'nlion. 1 ohms
their riturns a?” >h'.11'p
umicr 11111 oltical 1-s1i1na11 1111 1111111
registration will crawl the original
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CHAIRMAN 11.113
ADDRESSES PARTY

(Ltomlnuetl tr'oni rim Pose.)
selxc Wale all atom 1I with the piopcr
IN'IIUliualH'o- ot 111.11 111.11111 l dIIiV 1111'11-
citiziniv at 111111111

"The Fourth J.\'
next objective.

”There Is no 111-1111 1.1 1l1'1. 1111111111] 111
physical in tin p111i1111~111 111 this c~oun

Load 1. 4111'

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love their H111: and .111 Itllth to die for
it. “'11 colllii.t.'1‘\' twist to. .1"1 ;:1.
lies that the 11111.1 I111 I. -p 1111' 111 pam
sun politics and 111211 l1;11'.isa11.-1hip be
In pt out of the war.

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in.” tlw lluht lllul 11.1-‘.11 |11~~ll|lv 111.1
passage of the 111111. 11‘.11' 111-1nr11rcs, ~'o
now the party 111111111111 1'1in .111‘I 111.;1-11-

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task in tho 11111111111plish1n1-nt of which
it can fully I‘unctinn. I1111pe'111,lv11

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to anything that, touchea nine '11:”: 1111-
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Schultze’s Thursday Specials

Brisket Corned Beef. 18c‘lb.

PlateCornedBeef-~.:::.::::: ........ ....20clb.,
Red Ripe Tomatoes .............. - 65c large basket
NativeCabbaire ......... --..........6ct010chead
Fancy Sweet Corn ...... . . . ............. 28c dozen
Juicy Lemons ...... . ’ .30c doz.
Schultze’ s Sanithry 1111111111
sonwsm scum 110an

United States License No. 17.003.

“ho nlcst c1111 Kive.

"‘I‘h1- 511111th of the Fourth Liberty
Loan shall 1111 the Republican party‘s
suprcmc 11111111 of thouuht and action
until that Ulijw'lh‘c Is attained.

"\\'I1enc\111' Republicans are togeth-
cl'. by two or 11110 lhousomi. It shall be
a win-tiw»w.-11‘ meeting. Just 1111 the Re
publican party's every action at all
times has been an shall be determin»
ed solely by how we can contribute
most to 11111 war's success. so now our
every though and action shall be (IP~
termincd entilcly by how we can make
certain the quick ovcr-‘suhsfl'iption of
the Fourth Liberty Loan.

“This is a united country's next n1es«
salt? to Germany.

The entire Republican organization
In every voting rccinct in this coun-
try shall be a xhting force in thin

 

 

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All Kinds 01 Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken.

A LA CARTF‘.

 

 

 

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FALL
SUITS, COATS, DRESSES lANlIlMlLLINEItY

J ACOBY’S

Charge Accounts:0pened

 

 

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Liberty Loan drive.

“This is the Republican organiza-
tion's business.

“This Is the real business of every
man, woman and child in America.

"Everything else is chores."

A HOME NEWS PAPER.

 

The young people of the South Nor-
wulk Methodist Episcopal church will
meet at the church this evening under
the auspices of the Epworth League to
make up the first copy of a home news-
paper, which It is proposed to issue
monthly; to be sent to those in service
who have gone from the families con-
nected with the church. This work is

One New lngland hoard tutor-1 a.-‘
1tathmg the uu1nb11's clus>1ticd all 1111.
igisli'anls by age, 11111111111; :1 ~1 11.111111.

d111'lt'tl.c~'.

 

 

Tristram & Hyatt

Norwalk' 3 Leading Dry Goods Store

 

shades.

 

 

Showing the Seasonable Styles

While we have no formal opening of our Fall and Winter Stock. the Suit
Section is now the center of attraction.

FASHIONABLE FURS-The very latest models of MUFFS
PIECES of all the most popular pelts. including some combinations.

SEE THE NEW SUITS—A wide range of cloth and color. that are sure to meet
w1th the approval of the most fastidious.

VELVET AND CLOTH COATS-All kinds for all occasions. from a well-wear-
ing business coat to very dressy styles.

SENSIBLE SERGE DRESSES—A very attractive line in all the most wanted
Some of them beautifully embroidered.

PLENTY OF BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES
TH ICKER UNDERCLOTHING FOR Au. THE FAMILY

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later. and oideis were Issued to rc-s

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GARFIELD KICKS HOLE
IN GASLESS SUNDAY RULE

Those Out on Liberty Loan Business
May Use Their Care. 1
Passenger automobiles used for pro?
.motlng the Liberty Loan campaign;
which begins September 28. may be

 

 
 

SPANISH INFLUENZA
PREVENTED. -

Thousands are buying 11. 25c Jar
of Cream of Mustard; a sure pre-
ventative. Ask your druggist for
it. or mailed on receipt of price.

'The Cream of Mustard 00.. South

Norwalk. Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

in charge of the new War \‘tcrk De.»I used Sundays without violating the—w
partment of the Epworth Ledgue un- apIrIt of the autolees Sunday request

 

SPECIALS

For This Week

SPERRY & BARNES PORK 1
Out to ............. 290 1b. '

swir'r's PRIDE wasnmo i
POWDER out to 6 pkgs. 25c i

swrr'r's rains soar
. r1111 sired 11111111 ...... . .. 5c

0310 DOUBLE TIP HATCH—
. RB. Get your supply now,
. tie box

 

A. STULL

cleanest»:
Eest Norweik

 

 

Standard Butler 81 Egg Co.

12 North Main St. 30. Norwaik Phone 1990

 

FinestButter............
Cheese 27c
'F-reshCandledEims 49c
Macaroni. Spaghetti. Noodles. Elbow Macaroni.

.er 9c 0km. $1.00 dos.
\ (Whiletlierleet)
Evaporatedhlilk.. ..... . ..... 11:

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console-lee 5

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Kirbnaee‘sSeep

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der the direction of Mrs John L. Allen. Fuel Administrator Garfield announced

The paper will emisist of clippings
from the Evening Sentinel and will
also include special articles, snap-
shots. etc. The purpose Is to give
items of interest in local happenings.
so as to supply a home touch between
the church and those in the service. It
will be called Nomaik Events. the
name being made up from letters tak-
en from the title of the South Norwalh
Evening Sentinel.

The work is divided into groups of
four. each group In charge of a cap-
tain. The following are acting as can-
tains. The Misses Marion Coilings.
Ruth Decker, hel Dikeruan. Glendon
Fisher, Helen . IIier. Mabel Munhnll.
11th Raymond. Jennie Reardon. Bes-

Messrs. li'vlng Dikeman. Carlton Sher-
wood.

 

HAW DIPAITIINT OAOUALTIIO.

WASHINGTON Sept. 20:— Casual-
ties announced b} the Navy Depart
In! Inky

 

 

11111 Semplc, Elizabeth 1. Wilson. and'

In Washington this week. .

“There is nothing of greater nation
at Importance than the success of thel
loan." said Dr aGrfleld. "and there Is
nothing In Jhe letter or the spirit of
the 'gasolineness Sundoy’ 1equest
wich interferes in any way to promote
the success 0 ithe loan " .

It Is suggested that cars so used b?
identified by placards or poster‘s with
'the Inscription “On Liberty Loan llusi-

lness."

 

 

Sentinel Want Ads Work _Wondors

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LIGHT AND HEAVY
TRUCKING
Anywlpire and Everywhere

N. J. DI SESA
51 Water St. So. Norwalk.
Phone

Automobile -*
Repairing

 

 

Iiigh Grade Work a 1

Specialty
Official Service for
Chevrolet, Maxwell
and Graham Bros.
Trucks

 

i ll. Krieger&Co. 1

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Perl lepeirlll Id rim

3 WNM’Wrecks'lewedisnydb-

Wmleysfltrlsiluo
«Ice-rm

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M’stiarase

 

A sure sign that winter is near to
.the sight of Peter Callahan superino
tending the taking down or awnings
.for storage, from in front of many:
business places.

HERSHFIELD’S
AUTO EXPRESS

Daily Trips Between
Norwalk and New York City

MAIN OFFICE. 122 WATER STREET.
South Norwaik, 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 Hydrating
Dump Trucks for Contmctors‘ Work.

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.

H l A
We 11.11.111.311"

No Job ToéimL‘ifi'se or Too

Your shipments are entrusted t.
competent employee only.

A receipt Ie given and obtained tel
all goods bandied.

Mwmtotwwntes. weal
else you the and money.

LIGHT AND ”SAW TRUCKING

 

 

 

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