Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 26, 1918 · page 8

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A beard as stiff as lxrivtlrs (:rtrrzot

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“that. is suitable only tor soft, hphi
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‘. oftvrvs' it“: ”‘5 rigs}, :p,
been t“is".var'd IS ;:'r...i\
. Rendition to give .1 quirk, (W.
comfortable shave,

Buy a \VISS and if it dam-t ’r
.prtove entirely fR' statuary, wt 'gr t);~
hangs it or five you back your
' $1.5) to$13.3ll rush.

it rt D. Morgan

fl WASHINGTON 1'. .

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Daily Trips Between
elk and New York City 5

OFFICE. 122 WATER STREET.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 294.

W YORK CITY OFFICE,

117 East 23rd St.
. Phone Grammercy 705.
W are in a hurry. Just phone us .
on will take care of your express
We have seven of the best
1 Also, Hydraulic ,
.1 ” Trucks for Contractors' Work.
“9" 'Trucks make daily trips to New
city. ‘Let them handle
and express, and thus keep it,
Iron] the congested terminals.

We Haul Anything
: , . Anywhere
Job Tog Large or Too

r shipments are entrusted it,
cut employee only.
ipt is given and obtained It i .
Dads handled. ‘
e or write for our rates, we car \VAR REVENUE BILL
“you time and money. '
our AND HEAVY TRUCKING
" of All Kinds.

VANS for Long Distance
- Furniture Moving.

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man WINDOW AID ml D00".

out down ooalbilln, Wemmfmnndmol
your troupe by eliminating oold door dram, make it poaaiblc
to keep the house warm in the severest winter weather and
permit perfect ventilation. ,, .

Piraeus ron WINTER—ORDER now.

The hatch f: Bailey Co.

 

 

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mat-on, be! a donor in the tot-ulna
9| I» Nun-l ln-tl that gun:- untarl .
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WINTER TOPS

‘o Chalmers Oldsmobile
Chevrolet Chandler Maxwell
Overland Hudson ire

Oakland Buick
DISTRIBUTORS

Anchor Winter Tops. Sharrer Winter Tops
l360—Teiephones—201 l

Vaast Bros. Garage

 

 

 

 

AS GOOD AS NEW

'l‘lrL-i'r

the way we make that

worn old tire of yours. Our
vulvanizcrs do wonders wltir
worn shoes and inner tubes.

lioublesfoltcn tl‘ebles, the lite
ot‘ your tires. Isn‘t it more
monorrrical to pay us for good
than buy ncw
't*>]rt*t‘lilli_\‘ new when the
cost oi new tircs mounts daily?

NiiilWAlii 8|iPPll SHIlP

29 Wall St.. Norwalk

\ ulcnrrizing lo

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' BECKMANN’S GROCERY

WHERE GOOD THINGS A RE MANY

Challenge Blend Coffee. per lb. .......... 22c
Fresh Crisp Ginger Snaps. lb. .............. . . 20c
3 lbs. White Corn Flour for .............. . . . 20c
Takhoma Biscuit . . . . . .. .......... 3 pktzs. for 25c
Ready Maid Soups ..... . .......... 3 cans for 25¢

Special Mixed Teas. fine value (Absolutely clean).
Pound . . . . . . . 45c

Strictly Fresh Eggs. per doz. . . . . . . . . . . . 68c
Cold Storage Elms for cooking. doz. ..... . . . . . 52c
Ferris Breakfast Bacon. per, lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58c
Proctor & Gamble’s Lenox Soap. cake . . . . . . . . . 6c

A. F. Beckmann & Co.

I ncorporated

..... .no...

sonar-n 61'5”!
10 Infill If!
WTI. a.»
The and eat-Two he" own in
em retrain-d an battle

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Pilot 0! the Katy bureau at 0rd
naacv. then recommended that the.
gun be neat to the western troll and

The was directed to proceed \HIII the.

design and con'flrurtiol. ,

The guns are manned and operated
by oilicers and turn of the l'nittd
States Navy. under the command oi
Rear Admiral l'lunlu-tt, tor-urcrly di-
l‘vt‘ltil‘ or the Oifit‘w oi gunnery eir'er-‘t
rises and engineering performanceg}
The first party of utllcvrs and men to "
handle the guns arrived lll France on}
June it: the first shrputt-rri ot nratcriali
tell this country In hinr 2N and the"
entire organization was i-orrrplt-ied.

.and ready to more Itr tilt battle front!

1 in France late in August.

Greatest Land Gun Ever Mounted.
The guns are said In throw a hear-
1 icr projectile and hau- .r gl't-ult‘r nruz-
i zlt- velocrly than any weapon ever
rplavcd on n ruobilr- land rrrountlng
The height or the r-yplrisrtr- llrt‘ll n rllr
r-aclr projectile is many ilill(‘> greater
than that used in the iivult (it rrriarr

l

. bio.
l l‘bc organization to man one gun rv

ltruir‘vs an crrlire train. including the
I 21m cur “wit, atrrrrrrrrtrorr

,' her, kitchen. t'uel, workshop. her-thing
i and staff r'ttilrocrtt's Many or iii!‘ cars
1 were vspct‘iaiiy Ili‘dllllilll‘illlt'tl by the
Standagd Ste-cl l‘ar‘ vorrrparry. and the
. lot‘oniothes . cighly'cight run lyprs
with tour pairs oi tirih-h, \u-rr» hurl!
by the Baldwin I.0cr:rrroii\.- Works

lequipped with torgc. lotto-s, urindo-rs
and drill presses. The gun car. as Well
as the arrimunitiori cars. are ilt'dIIi)
iarmorctl. l,titttl tract of plate hcing rc-
i tutti-mt

The gun car is court-rurbh into a
truth ot‘ pit foundation to lu'l'lllii ill'tr
;.ri high angle ot‘ olciutiorr. and it was
paid lilc entire pl‘lu‘t‘n‘.< or plat-int; t‘rt-
lgun in ihirt position and rcstoiiiig .t
(to complete irrobllity rr-rprirt-s only a
How minutes. Undo-i- tt'rll on its. stccl
'r-ar mounting the arm has shown ac
curacy of fire at longer rantzc than
‘ mcr lit-tore possible nillr purr~ ot‘ sucn
. great calibre lulu-lion the firc
upon any target is rrradr- po.» rbh- srru
ply by shifting the position or r‘u- :rrrr
mount on thc trucks.

I'lans tor tho nun lllttthrtiriizs as well
as tor the trains, \ycrt; wt rlwd out at
lilt' nnynl L'lrlt litl‘llll‘}' in ...r\lrilr,;lori
within thirty days and lI-ll'l.rt‘l.~ were
til‘i on January 2. The first turn was
completed in pril and tut. wer.» held
or the army proving grounds ill Sandy
Hook. X .|.. the only tit-id large

ti}

rra\y' oiliciuls and r'cprcsentarrvcs or
the allied tzttt't~|‘lllllr‘lll-‘

'I'lio ll'illllllll: oi lilc men to opt-rati-
lilt- tor: units was or .r rrrost Inlr'rislm
nature The gun 4 tr“ s, who are com
pcscd ol otllcers from the regular
naval lorcr-s and the most part thou
the tin-at Loki-s Vanni Training Stir
lltln, were employed .r.: iileQ‘C'lfl'l ot'
the plants rrrrrnulacturrrrr: the guns.
This training combined with virtu-
cut-c trained in handling lr.'\v\ .’ proyrc
tilcs and powtlcr ( harucs at the naval
proving ground. Secretary llariicls
suiri, rnude [Ittsslhlt- lilt- obtaining of a
thoroughly cilicicrit ior'cc.

llctuils of the t'ttn‘il‘llt‘litlll .f the
. guns and the part they lurvt- plow-d in

the victcries on the ticstern

haw bet-n within-Id t'or Illliiid y
sons,

,EAST'spr

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Schultze's Sanitary Markets

NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALX.
United States License No. 17,903.

 

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83 and‘85 Washington St. Phone 1405.
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Schultze 8 Saturday Specrals
PORK ROAST .................................. 320 lb.
SHOULDER STEAK .............................. 20c lb.
SHOULDER VEAL ROAST ................... .. . . 22c lb.
RIB ROAST (Boned and ROIIed) ................... 36c lb.
LEGS OF SPRING LAMB ......................... 320 lb
SHOULDER POT ROAST ........................ 20c lb.
' RUMP OF VEAL ROAST ......................... 25c 1b.
SMOKED SHOULDERS .......................... 27c lb.

; REPUBLICANS
g GET TOGETHER
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lContinued from First Page.)
'in the Carnpairzn. He laid stress on
'llrc importanceot’tlre turiti question in
the days oi reconstruction ahead of
its. and urged his hearers to vote for
Republicans. as they represented the
party in favor of measures favorable
to the working classes. He told of

high compliment to the sterling worth
of Congressman Schuyler Merritt.
tlidate l'or

Representative. made

 

 

 

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‘VON'T BE REPORTED t to insurance was agreed to,

(Continued from First Page.) i “m3 mag)"

:the rates {or taxing inherit
310.000 and more,
their announcement.

/‘ _...._ __. -_. __ .._-..

NEW LANDS FOUND

a.

fire bill will be really for submission
to the. Scritiic, where it will be given
right or way. During the recess the
=cirrrmittcc will continue work on the
bill. Considerable progress in paving
the way toward definite action on lrn
poi taut amendments was made yester-

 

result of the discoveries

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TOOK our DREADFUL ooaeuese

When the kidners are weakened or

owmm-ked so that they 1." to mt" masonic“. hue
and throw Lil impuritlu out of the “s‘ulllllllufl: I I" .1 ll be m

blind. the potato remain. In the I).

rm: and backache. com lain!-

new and the emetic point- are like" 0. Patrick land.

ant-rm no. "It“ Hoary. its a "" "' m "'
in the men the

Honda serene. Wanbimu. X. 1.. my"

outta-o: "retry KM m are le-

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‘drry by the committee. tllcvision oi
'the. taxes on all paragraphs relating
. but an-
.UNTIL NEXT MONTH nourrcemcnt ot‘ the insurance i'eattrrT:
iwas postponed until after a formal
The committee agreed on

but also deferred

name or the amp 0t Iain-do local
by the atrium antiwar olPI-Inoe The rent Mm 0' when I“

of his ability.
l Senator .t‘lrurles

Republican Town committee.

ltion work. and exhorted,

ALMKMI eon? roam

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: long range gurr and in point or their-
. , _ _
- 5 t‘cslructnc it “1‘ the) div rncorrrpara-

t‘.tl.~. it:
i t't‘ullc car. and construction. .--arrd, tiru-r

: (the car is a corirplete Ill-ttirlllt' shop .

t‘lli ugh. in the prt-sr-rrre or ar'rrry ind‘

' rlrry‘ 'iunk,“

iron! ,
. burden that
'y't-rir's has put upon tin-In.

‘TU‘RN voun CLOCK

' schedule.
ting back the hand
‘day morning, but the most convenl~

the admirable stale ticket and paid a;

SamueiJ. Watkins, Republican can.
Hi
short address. in which he promised at
t'uitbt‘ul ptrformaricc or“ duty. it elect-t
ed, at all times striving to represent;
the whole. town fairly and to the best;

,r\

E. \‘l'illlumsorri
spoke ol the success or the state ad-
ministration, under Governor Holcombq
and oi the great reduction of the statet
debt. He rcad the_letter of Homer S.
Cummings, Democratic National com»
rnitteeman, in which he sounded the}
. praises of Governor Holcomb as one
”"m‘s “1 of the greatest of war Governors.
Edmund E. (.‘rowe. chairman of the
dwelt
. largely on the importance of organiza-
the party
VANCOUVER, 13. c.~-New names members to get busy. during the re
for Arctic lands and steps probably “milling “W {ii-Vs. "“d arrange to 3‘"
will soon be wanted in Qua“ as u out the vote. As. a result or his sus-
oi Vilhlal- rzcstions. a move was started to con-
mur Stefaneson, the returned Canad- duct 3 meet active drive for the usual
lan Arctic explorer. A board 0! deolo- Int-ire Republican majority in the Thin!
slots in Ottawa directs tho mvfng or word.
name: to all of (.‘rinadn'e new {band

i
r
i

l-lollowirir: the sch‘h mnklna. "Q
fmbmelin were served and a neutral
been and;- that good time “as enjoyed.

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ristram & Hyatt

Norwalk’e Leading Dry Goods Store

 

Stylish Suits ,\
Comfortable Coats
Fashionable Furs
Beautiful Bath Robes
Satisfactory Sweaters
Desirable Dress Skirts
Reliable Rain Coats

 

 

Weather Needs.

Hosiery
Underwear
Handkerchiefs
N eckwear
Gloves

Belts
Umbrellas

uitable Saturday Suggestions

Big and little Items in livery Deparlmoit That Will Meet Colder

Many Things for Children’s Wear

 

 

 

Trix ACT HAL’I‘S
TIL]. ELECTION

 

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iiltlirt‘ and not with the Finance (‘ornv
notice as to corrrply with the urgent
ro-qucst of the M't'l't‘lhly ol the
treasury it would hau- hccn ilt't'us-
sary blindly to take- the Kitchin rut-its»j
tire and push rt through the Scrum-t
without urn-cling any of us llle‘tllll-
tics and mistakes in cconorrric policy.

'l‘lrc Fillltllt‘t‘ l‘ltllltllilit‘l‘ yt :lcrday
finished the insurance section of (ill.
revised hill and coruplctcd the illilt‘lll
once tax title. Allhough the rates
were decided on and the work t'ltlll"
piclt‘ti no min was taken on the radon
tion of those parts oi" the hill on ac
count of the rtccessary ahwrrr-r- or root
or three Scllalttt‘fl “ ho particularly dc-
sin-d to be pr't‘svlli wlrrn this \otc was
taken. For this reason the intro: wt re,
lint tilsr’iust-ti yo-slt-l‘tldy 1

t‘hairrirurr linrltt'h ot‘ the \\'ar Irr-
till~illt‘.~‘ board was before the commit-
“T at its morning session to urge that
\ltl‘l .ril tro'rtltrti-nt bt- gin'li the nitrate
and lorrlih‘lt rntlu-rrrcs. whrrtr are run]
\\.rr lurhtfw Mt tar its Arrrcric'iri liltill>
In re: rout-crtlcti lillli \ylrrclr mud lu';
encouraged on account of tlrt-rr' war‘
\aluo an dtlrt-ir‘ iltlt'i value rn aurivul
llll't‘.

it was Mr. tlrrrurlr's' rdcrr that this
irt‘llilllt'lli should torrtirruo during iiII‘
period or' |I|‘\t‘itl|llilt'|li or tin-so iridus
tries and lll‘L'cti tlrt- cornurrtlcc to ,,\.
erupt thi-sc llltill>lilv~ trout a pitr‘ ot’
all of ”In lrrxcs “inch would Illilt'l“,
wisi- htPlrnpmcti. ’l“rn cortirrrittm- has"
illktll no action.

CHRISTMAS REFORM.

i...l us r-rrt‘ncslly hope l'iit' lilt‘lt‘;
will he tlrit ycur :t arcal national r'c-‘
form in the runner ot‘ thc olrscr'urncc
of l‘lrristnras. Let us eliminate the
things that are hurrichsomc. foolish
:tud extravagant. We must not squan-
dcr millions of dollars on lll‘t'it'KS holi-
’I‘lre money will be badly
needed for other things. Let the wont:
on this ycar be relieved of the great
rlrr- holiday irt recent

BACK TONIGHT

The clock is to be act back an
hour bet-inning Sunday and the own
try then lelll will be onthe old time
The ofllclal hour for tum-
is 2 o‘clock Sun—

out time for the cariy~to~rctire class'
will be before the members no to
pound the pillow Snturtiuv night, lfy
doing this one awrrkcs with the 00]".
reel time in the house and will not
be "waiting at the church" for the
doors to open. ‘ "

—-Sentlnel Want Ads Work Wonders

 
 

IllrIEl st. rrrrrs

Times Square, New York City
Jualofl Frmrdwoy nt ltltlllil West 15th St.

 

 

1% Blocks Iro’m 4hlhsrrcet Entrance
I to Grand Central station.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

here a home at-
mosphere and
absence of ob-
jccliounbte {en-
tirreso! ordinary
holellii’el.

40 Thrall-ea, all
riticignl Ilium,
~ to mlnulrs
walk.

2 minutes of oil

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Women “'iil find i
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The new ilun lit-Inlet is spcciall)
designed to prott-i-t llic net-k, How

That is just where Germany

'- :is going to get it. ~l.or.don Opinion.
(Continued from First Page). 5 > .

 

New Stock of

Flash Light
Batteries

A. W. Hodges

North Main Street,
South Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

1.25 Washington St.
Prompt Delivery.

. f“t:.It"r;v1~tN12Er)‘ WA’RE"

Alb Cans, Rotary Ash Sitters,

Albert F. Gehebe

So. Norwalk
Phone 527

 

 

.. A. STULL

SPECIALS

For This Week

Sperry & Barnes’ Pork.
.alb. ....... ,......29
Libby’s Con. Milk.
acan
Karo Corn Syrup.
.3 can ............ .
Live Oak Buckwheat.
3ib.DhE... ..... ...28c
We have a supply of

Pure Loose Cider Vmeaar
on hand.

12c

24 Cottage Street
. East Norwalk

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Garbage Cam. Coal Rods, Coal
Shovels, Furnace Shovels.

t

Automobile

Repairing

'. Iliglr Grade Work a
Specialty

:Ofiicr'ai Service for

‘Chevrolet, Maxirvell’

and Graham Bros.

ilrucks

iFord Repairing and Parts.
‘Wrecks Towed in any dis.
tance.

tAuslin’s Garage

Phone 195.. "—

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SATURDAY
SPECIALS

; Genuine Spring Leg of Lamb 35c,
! Lamb Chops ................ 33c, 40c;
; Native Veal ‘

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luhslvlyl. In") t Fancy Fowln .................... 44¢;
”a ‘r “1““ ‘ Best Sugar Cured Ham ........ .. 40c.

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“REE-hm" ; Small Picnic Ham .......... 27:3
Restaurant at i Fresh Shoulder: .. ........ 341:6
more prion. ‘Smnll Pork Loin .. ............. .. 42ci
melt/07 ‘ Pot Rout, no bone ......... 32c?
,,.”,,,“‘N:,,°;j:{.. Eon-mt lee! tram . ........... to; up‘
an Out-ta. no...“ , Freob Plus Neel:- ............... 32o.
wan-mu m - - out no «mew-«tn... ........... 20¢!
Wfidfi'fih’: M“'“‘“~'"""“"""*i
MtMAMuflhtw I‘M” "“0”. ~ -~- 7"
mourn-rename“ .l’ufl "I. in MI I“ "ah ”0-,
new. I. Cm Flea and In. , 3...... :
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Draperies
Window Shades

Linoleums
Oil Cloths

 

BUY AT

KRIEGER’S

CLOTHING FOR MEN,
AND CHILDREN.
EASY PAYMENTS.

 

 

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J ACOBY’S

Dependable
Clothes for Men,
Women and
Children

CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED

 

 

 

 

 

Seaview Ave.

 

MERRILL BUSINESS
7’ (MITRE

 

 

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