Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 10, 1918 · page 12

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Any advice that anyone in
Authority anywhere gives, to
Shnulreeinthehome until
logo-her 1st in order to eon-
'u've east and “win the war”
I” not be taken litu'llly
I! by so doing you import!
your heelth end run the risk
d oelds, influen- end pneu-
m Be zoyerned by
, Isotheroonditione. Itieseof
"'r lid! importance to preserve
vulth as to kill Buns. Both
an imperative. If some
lltumn days are cold and
new and you ere. shivering
Around the house, burn cool if
' you must The war will not
ad one minute s00ner with

body in the grave and a.
extray scuttlee of coal in
the bin.

If this be heresy we are
”ready for the ecsflold.

THE

FERRES

10M. WERE?

'1'”

lr..J ll.Mallery
DENTIST

 

 
 

 

 

1.6 80. Main St.

South Norwalk
"Moe Hours—~9 a. m. to 8 p. m.

 

 

 

Supphes

 

‘ Albert D. Morgan

 

84 WA SHINGTON LT.

 

fillgh Grade Work a
Specialty

”rd Repairing and Parts.

lib-elm

”IT NOIIWALK

 

 

..age

I'D have just received s new

0! mum. M03.
' 8011' CAIII.
are e! such (entity that

 

bennetpertes: «ti-lee-
‘hyeerme

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Wrecks Towed in any dis--i

’str‘arage?

Seaview Ave :

 

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HELP THE FUEL ADMINISTRATION

The Director of ConserVation of the Fuel Administntion
says:

The National Fuel Administration realizes that s large

amount 01 coal can be saved by the installation of storm doors,

storm windows" I.. “and advocates such installation the
satire s: we do proper tiring methods at d proper attention to
boilers." ., -.

STORM WINDOWS AND STORM DOOR-3

cut down coal bills, increase the comfort and hesltufulnces at
your house by eliminating cold floor drafts, make it possible
to keep the house warm in the severest winter whether and
permit perfect ventiletion.

PREPARE FOR WINTER—ORDER NOW.

The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.

.-..._ _..__.... _. ...,“ -..- .‘__._.___. . .

WINTER TOPS

Ford Chalmers Oldsmobile
I. hevrolet handler Maxwell
Overland Hudson Dodge

Oakland Buick

Vaast Bros. Garage ii
DISTRIBUTORS i-

Anchor’ Winter Tops. Sharrer Winter Tons

l360—Telephones—201 l

 

-‘well examined the Drill) and said that

 

 

may, oer. to”. me 1

 

 

 

 

 

Illill IllSlllIEIlEIl
IN HEAVY IIIIIIIIS;

Tristram & Hyatt

Norwalk’ 8 Leading Dry Goods Stone

 

lUnknown Man. of Italidh
' Birth, Cut Down—Had
Been Dead Only Short
Time

 

i STItATl-‘Oltli, (It‘l. ltl.——Haulillrg b)‘
:3 bell from a sapling, in Beardsley
iwoods, bark or the Bridgeport Stet-l
‘Coinpani plant on Sll‘alluld aienuh
:an unknown man apparently oi Irat‘
'ian birth. about in \B'dl'.‘ old. was dis.
Lroiered about 6:31). last night. by“
I worse Stirs-rm oi llollisler Siltel who
was on his wax home iioiii the steel
plant

Medical Examiner \\'ill.aiu ll. t‘ ogs

novel designs.

i of small sizes for young girls and for the little ones.

he “US or the opinion that' II had bern
hanging lIltl'P lot ibout two hours. as
HIV bodx “as still warm llr oidr itd‘
Ails l't'UItHitl to the i'llllh iiioiaur. l

The dead than was about llit‘ lm-l,‘
eight invites tall. had a high loi‘rhead.
.brown vies and weighs about 123‘
Jrouiids. lle wore a pair oi hlar'ii
‘pants, a err) soil shirt and a brown
sweater. (in his low] “l‘l‘i' a pair oi
brown shows and insidi- or thr- shoes"

ceptional values.

LADIES’ BATH ‘ROBES

The warm and “comfy” kind that are so much appreciated as the cooler
weather comes. There is a wide choice in light and dark colors and in many

Bathrobes for Misses and Children.

In this new line we have been most fortunate in securing a-complete range

A Splendid Line of Ladies’ Sweaters
Medium and Heavy~Weighl Underwear

For men. women and children. Shirts. Drawers and Combinations that are all ex.»

WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF SCHOOL STOCKINGS

 

 

 

 

 

one of his it‘s-I nus n I'Hmwtl II] it towel.
the other had tliiw- MM ks and a towel

 

ISHIPYAn'DS AND GUN o
PLANTS SHORT 310,000

rabout it. He wore a Mark derby lint . . ...- . .
‘and on the body “or? two suits oi uti-
derr'lotha-s. The bar was purl-based,
_nt-cording to the mark on tho swr-at

:otrooti to the Loan.
The American lh'iense Stit'li'l)

 

 

 

 

new IN our NEW STORE

 

evrolel, Maxwell?“
Id Graham Brass;

, mporated Milk. can

Specials for This Week at the

Standard Butler & Egg Co.

12 North Main St, So. Norwallt Phone 1990

 

Golden Santos Coffee ... . . . . . . . . . . . .. ...... 20c lb.
FinestMixed Tea .. 39clh.
Red Kidney Beans . . . . . ....... 2 lbs. for 25c

12c

'looolovhoe-es-Ieusveee

Condensed Milk. can ........................ llc

Fresh Pot Cheese andS Sweet Butter receiied daily.

through its board ol ll'llslt'es is to sub
sr-ribe tflirtirroi) in Fourth l.lllt'l‘l_\‘ Loan
Iionds as a nucleus of a inundation to
seruie continuance of the sill'lt‘l) as a
permanent organization

CONTEST CLAIMS
OF WIDOW AND
THREE CHILDREN

\\'.\Slll.\'ti'l‘ti.\', Oct. to. -»
on propI-r understanding by the people

.butld. at thr store ot Jnsrpli Slt‘llllit'l,
illnllell street, Bridgeport.

iWHAI III III] Hill
I INFLUENZA PATIENT;

oi the necessities
.slltirlflkl‘ oi labor “its laid yesterday
by l'huil'lriun liar-rich of thr- \\‘ar Indus-
tries board. He pointed out that the
shipyards and ordnance plants alone
310,001! men. and said the

are short
\\'rtr Industries Board and the Labor

marked tooling ol~ \H'tilx’lltwn is tltr-llhl nrressar} Ior liitu to hug the road
l‘ymlm‘m- l'pon ii") ”I ”1”" h.‘lll dose to the pole to avoid striking an<

_ prrritlt- rhuufl‘eurs and .slllfiulslr'tl th.tt
tours, lIit- Fll’h‘l thing to do l~ '0 ll" 10 other car which. with a truck, blorlxed

hot lemonade; ill oi'dtt to L'I‘l ”to The t‘VltIt‘Ilt't‘ trtlwu br-i'oro- tho r-oro-
bowels and skin att'liw This I> “i tit-r, til Illt' ttnio iii the inquest. rot-iris~
paramount lllllllll'lllllt‘". :rs ll helps to )axltr hit A lw-turo IIH routiriissionrt
rid the syslemol mun} toxins Should Those n ho ll~IlnI1l l)t‘Itlll‘ lhr tt)lr)lltl

prolusr- pr-rspirinr; on ill. the body lune rigtiiu bi en rxzttuint-d III‘I‘IOIP tho

and too,ooo hotel wtlitr-is,

 

‘ l'ei't'l‘. all 11‘" Hill NEWMAN ”I“ IIWHI attilnnllou its to the r-ondttion oi” things

 

should be wilwd dry with n Mill Imul. (-titiilnisdrltirr u‘ to the stilt nunts'

nlid ltopl llir-rr' [or urn) or two hours ill munm-lrd with the tit-tntienl. l.:lll‘l‘

 

 

 

 

ille-Nucoa Nul Butter-lb 310'

Y If you want the real thins: in Nut Butter—try
hutoa.

Aunt .Ietninia' s Pan Cake F lour, pkg. ........... lbc

e

Aunt Jemima s Pan Cake lour ...... I lb. bags 47c
New i ork State Cheese (old). per lb. .......... 35c
lbs. ll hite ( orn Flour for ................... 20c

3
lbs.l‘ rnsh Oat Meal for ...................... 25c
Very Best Sweet Potatoes .............. 6 lbs. 25c
Challenge Blend Coffee. per lb. ................
(ioldei n Santos (‘ offee .......... lb. 20c. 0 lbs. for 95¢
Larget alil'otnia Lemons perdoz. ............. 25c
20 Mule Team Borax ............ 2 large Dkgs. 25c

1. ull Quart Jar Pure Apple Butter .............. 43c

Don t forget to buy :1 Liberty Bond of the Fourth
Loan—«Buy It‘l - ow

A. F. Beckmann &Co.

Incorporated

83 & 85 Washington Street

_ _ 7‘7. x... ....«

Phone 1405

 

 

Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials

Fresh Mackerel .......................... 30c lb.
Small Blue Fish ............................ 25c lb.
Steak Cod . ................................ 28c lb.
Boston Blues ........................ - ..... 22c lb.
Butter Fish ....... . .l .................... 20c lb.‘
Weak Fish 20c lb.
Flat Fish ........................... ‘ ...... 11c lb.
Haddock ................................ llc lb.

Sch altze’s - Sanitary, Markets

 

 

 

 

 

NORWALX SOUTHJSORWALK.
United States License No. 17. 903.
TRY 003 A010

. BODY rousn
' TIRES YOU CAN
DEFEND (IN—ALVA"

AJAX TJe- are day-sud-
:. alt! um. intrapdtmel 'MI"

i. .. ties list will nine to.
r-uprcm um" All“
.n‘rr o te' II III?! 0* In
. vt.~ir'.tlt.-" Made In. emu-sh
w. to. at p ire-arts. ell eta-fled
. yore Nest vim yo! 5.! I It"
rut title nue In. a.

tin!

 

a time will Ili‘lll li'lrlllt'l‘ llt‘l‘itlur-lli'>~ there will be another hearing as to'
and make Illt' prr'iout tuot‘r- courlortar the wagon earns-d by Ker-win
ble. Witnesses Examined.

"lli- room should hr- wr-ll \t‘lll lrilrrl (‘Vlrtti ot I’olict- \\illlnm II l’rnuing-
by Upl'll windows whtrh will li'lltl to ion and ("litmus Innis S .\Iutt;t\ llllllli
allay irritation or thr- mist and lllltl.tl (huh); paw. -.l\u llr. Snuiurl
Cold air is not llr‘lllllilll hill r'losr .rir Iluntinztoll rnmlu-al r\:ttninot for the
arts as a poison . _ ttiltlllt‘l and Iosr-ph Kenneth ti-sulnon dont give up business__have us

It is non-ssh” to maintain the body kr-r-prir oi 2t; \\'rtlr.- Sllt'tl, First dis
resistance by regular llll'l. whit-h t-on- lriet. llll‘ lattr-r bring with lxtiwrn examine your eyes and make the?’
sists of trrilk r-wry two hours for the when he was killed lmxo with told
lll'hl day. II the putir-nl is unable to llrl'it‘ part oi Iltt‘ stotr Kt'mln dill] glasses that Will ”Store your
take lllllk. stibstiluto brolhs or- light
grin-ls. and. Ill t‘llllt'l' case. give u pIt-u
til'ul supply 01 \HIN‘I'. Too much str-o-ss
can not be lililt't‘tl on the necessity of
giving the patient plenty of water dtir

II‘ the patient is rustle», due to high made: four hours being taken in thr- ox-

ing :1 Slillt‘llll‘ni
Laughed at Friend's Fear.

Ix'onvlit said that the (Hill was iolng
on an nurture of 43 miles an hour. .
ing the course oi the disease. that he urged Kerwin to go slower and.

After the first or second day. cocoa that Kerwin laughed at his lent. Illi.‘
and broths may be added. the fever said that he had been imited by Kor-
raubsldes. lightly cooked c.1225 toast will to I'Illt‘ to Stamford to test out thr
and cereals are possible. .surtlly on (Ill wltith had just had the rarbon}
the fourth or filth day the pationt‘ s burned out of its txlintlers, and that
temper- tlure subsides to practically while in Stamford Kerwin took it cou-
normal. but it is :11 this time that the plo of drinks. He said that Kerwin
utmost care is needed to prevent the either had to hit ”to rat ahead or the

. cfllcieny.

_—

"The Three-O Eye Service"
Oculiete, Optometrists, Optician
87 Atlantic 81., Stamford, Conn.

pneuutonitt r'ouiplir‘aion. ’rintl the sur-
est way to do this is to remain in bed
at least forty-eight hours alter the
fever has subsided.

lf-these suggestions are followed.

lolelzlapll pole.
Took Car Without Permiseidn.
_\Ir Mullet has said that Kerwin was
in his employ for six years. that he
did not know that he drank. that he

Unen Sat. Eve. till 9 p '- l-Zet ‘89?

 

 

Friiil .lar's

especially by those unable to obtain never let hint drive last. that Kerwin
the ready services of a physician, there had told him he was going to lake the

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Ltuphasts ;

ot‘ the war and the}

LAUREL,
leu. a noted simpler-base jockey. lulled
himself yesterday at laurel, after, it JED

JOCKEY KILLS HIMSELF.

.\ld.I 00!.

It). Willie A to

I stated, he tried to bill his “”0.

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‘—_—" l . . -. . . - , . I a
The l'OIlnl‘Cllt'ul State Council of (Continued from First Page.) “'""‘"““'“‘ *‘ ””‘pl"-"““m _N‘r‘m‘ 3"“; BUY’ AT
,liet'ensu. ant-r (‘Ullnllllrrtloll nilll lush ~_._ short 310.000 men. and Said the \\ at" -
medical authorities and upon llst‘ll tul‘ 5.” He w” Testing. Industrim Board and llw lslbor lie-l ,
“M‘- mu“ ”W “’“”“”‘i~' "‘Wa'mm‘ TIH‘ t'hm'ltv iS made ”I!“ KPI'M" “It" partitientfrs ourpoynrr-m srix'irr- are KRIEGER S
tor intiuensw without t'lillllllll‘lllitlllsnZ testing his vniployer's car when his “”ka on plans to rap ”1,. 1,.“ ”pl
lntlueuzw is rapid in its Ollsi‘l. It is car crashed into a “or... on the north ‘ . ~ . .~ . , ,I p ~ ‘ :
usually preceded by a ”ML 3 rm”). Side ol the Post road, about 50 “Notional industries for labor ior warr‘ ‘.
sanitation or dizziness. Sorirelimes .r “a“ ”y the Ilnrien town litre. n being work, 1 CLOTHING FOR MLN,

.\lr. llul'llt‘ll alluded in the number ol'

ll great number oi these uruu could go

bi‘d- 'l‘llt‘ll Iflk" H Milli“ l'iilllflllli' the bridge ahead oi llllll as he at _ , EASY PAYMENTS.
tdosr- of Itm'helli- or I-jpsour salts). to It'llllill‘tl to puss. ”ll“ "'01“ i‘»‘-"l‘ll'|iil i'lllltlililllt‘lll. ”if
he toilowr-d soon llilt'l hi it drink oi Four Houre' Examination. said he was informed that lllll'v :troi

more than lllllfilltl trawling salt-sinr-nI
litls IIUA'SI
and workers. and added that Illt‘ oer-.15

Causes you to make mistakes

_—_——.—___._.q

Try a Sentinel Want lid.

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WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

 

 

 

 

 

Suits, Coats
and Dresses I

urrut snarl

 

 

JUNK?

You can always get the highest
at tho .‘x‘ornirlk Hospital nlthout nrrrk vision and increase your working” prices for rags, paper metal and

told iron. Just call up. Highest
.‘price paid for Second- hand Attic—

[THAMER‘andgesim

JACOBY’S

s

intobles

H. FEI DM AN
E.N.or Tel 1176

 

Dependable I

w .

will be toner complications
deaths.

 

 

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SHOULD DOUBLE :iillrllmblotgnzi‘rdhzfr‘t"e :1“?! "m, a rein 1- 2 Pints ............. 95c dozen ‘M Omen and
. co it run orer a
10 AV SUBSCRIPTION bicy,clist he stated Pints .............. $1. 00 dozen .
Attorney Leo llruis of Norwirlk. is Quarts ............ $1.10 dozen Chlldren
iConrinuod (mm Page One) handling the case for the lxetwins 2 Quarts $1 50 dozen
i'IirllI Til lh‘t Icorrespouditltg stn‘gxglofll‘l‘i‘r; [(EIIIJO(IG ATTACKS ' MASON JARS CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
"1‘50 i l'l\'t'_, “'3.‘ llt'l.t‘\'t‘t ' , '
dveeks. as compared witlt ten days SAI‘AR‘ TAXATION P. ts 900 dozen' V
which hrirt- passed in the current tour M“ I m """"" - """" ‘ fl
liaigu. ' ‘mmm'lml "0?“ Fit“? I’M-l Quarts .............. 950 dozen' " "” " ’ "‘
These Iatls seem to show that pit) ...--- '
gross in lite Iotttth loan is (onlpilr'l- ”"9 ind vl'lcrliw nose of ottt sinil‘ 2 Quarts ........... $1. 35 dozen

N" in tho ot the Third. \\"III(II “in,“"d "l“"iilli'l £0\tllttllt‘nis
Treasury ofliclals ”‘9 -‘“‘ill‘-'l impmiwrme to ilw pom-n
lhrtt tltosi\ I). llioit and Il-‘l'l'lfli‘<< of tho nrrtlon and the
It... helptluin

highly sucrossful.
point out. however
dollar credit which the people now
"WINE to accumulate for lllt‘ (IUV‘t'lll
tut-nt’s use is tn‘imi as lnriw 119‘ ”Nil
souizhl in the Third catnpiliim Mid I!
nearly titty [wr rent, :l‘r-nll'r than tho-
Hlitimmnou al‘lufln)‘ slilht'l'illt'tl lo
the Third Loan.

In thr present (‘itinpingm rt lilrlli‘l
inflow "l finbscripiimn ltrllll big bust
nr-u mum-vs and indiiiduals of
Ionllll l- 0 \lrot-tpd Tu tr Iatl'fl" 9\I"m-
hunch-r. ille»- rein-rid) Imn- brrn «in
“Wind. nil-l . ie included in titt‘ r'ut'rpnt
tennis

ll-nw- the mutton-m pit-a lllll "”1 11,, Nm'lmrhlu'

ndnidrul should doable lsl- Third
1m sub: not... ...... than ills-Ii.
W has .o-lvll All.“ “‘0‘. In "tr NI‘ -
IMO"! the Fourth Imp. “our Adrenal
I "‘09 NW“ Ida]

tllltl car ‘nnd have the carbon burned out.

Clothes for Men,

and that he had ner‘m befo
the car without his permlsslon.

taken

nl o iii

if out institutions

ldn ttor hr limo thorn in am stud!
exiuencx' in the federal umel‘ltml‘nt '11
I'Hlllire Ilils douhttul 'IIIII dangororr
experinn-nt. Front the stalt‘lllt‘nis of
the Sr>t"'tet:rr_\ of the Tronsutr hilt

small ro-ionir- will be r-WIH‘d “M“ h t t. So. Namath ERR
the inn Th- tax is not to ho inipns 25 Was Inc on S 8? g ”Y ‘ BARNES PgORC‘I)
ed on the bonds In retolon isstlwl Iiut , cu ............. .
....i “...... it .. W... ...... row "m" °""""' m" "7 onto mum 'rtr new!!!)c
hvrrnflt‘r to he Issued. ' ' " box

”In 'll" “up of ‘ltl. nlwn of nu" u ‘ """"""

hit) all {return 0' the lv-llo-rwl loin-l"

wmn mourn—GLASS TOP

JELLY GLASSES
With Tin Covers ...... 59c dozen

Albert F. Gehelie

 

 

 

 

 

 

For This Week

Try Our economy cor-“ran.

HONIYIUOKLB CON. '1“:

SPECIALS

Adelicious drink 18 1-2c lb.

 

mom rm- urarvhelod. M on not under

'9‘! III"- nl H! indefini- ln llflfl'i “ ’11..“cw “(I I “I .........
"""F‘" M" I“. I. run omen sander

elm-h the «st:- amt («total new-r- .

mt- walnut!) their sonnet! 110- m u. m ..... .

 

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"r lesbianism I»! "If lasts-rel min“?

rum.“ «in... l" a' 0-) hum Itli 9‘

new: the Tn-esre a semi” M...“ unrest-1n ileum Italic-I

«in new by the t‘nmd mm

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24 Clue SM

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