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HELP THE FUEL ADMINISTRATION
The Director of Common 0! the Fuel Administration
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STORI WINDOWS AND SEE! D0038
cut dorm coal bills, increase the comfort and healthfulneu of
your house by eliminating cold floor drafts, make it possible
to keep the house warm in the severest winter weather and
_ permit perfect ventilation. m .
PREPARE FOB WINTER—ORDER NOW.
The Hatch t“: Bailey Co.
' WINTER TOPS
Chalmers Oldsmobile
A "'5.
Ford
Chevrolet
Chandler Maxwell
Overland Hud
Oakland son Bglcck
«1- You ~Get It!
. W 5 beard as still“ as Irnsllcs Cannot
hutisiaclorily shared with :i razor
[ht is suitable only lot bull, light
bards. We’ll help you select the
tally made for your kind of
krdwlhen yet can iv sum oi pr‘r-
M ant permanent sallslncuon.
The W785. is cheapest to own i
hurt” it always relyl‘s ILS sharp,
rim edge, and is always in pflft‘ft
Milan. to give a qurck, clean,
comfortable shave. 1
Buy a W133 and if it doesn’t
‘ prove entirely satisfactory, we'll ix-
~chnge it or give you back your
? mosey $1.50 to $3.50 each. .-
. . - it D. Morgan
M wasnmo'ron 51'. i
DISTRIBUTORS
Anchor Winter Tons. ' Sharrer Winter Tons
. l360—Telenhones-2011
\f‘aast Bros. Garage
...
You Get the. Best Quality at
Lowest Price When You Do
. Your Buying Here.
Golden Santos Cellos lb.20c, 51bi.for95c
Ferris Bacon, sliced to order. lb. ....................... 53c
Blue Ribbon Pooled Peaches, per pkg. ......... ’. . . . . . . . . 16c
Challen go Blend Codes, per lb. ......................... 22c
Aunt Jemima‘s Pancake Flour - ............. . 16c-48c pkg.
Gold Medal Pancake Flour, pkg. .................... .. . 150
Log Cabin Syrup ...... . .................. 23c and 43c can
Choice Hand Picked Pea Beans, lb. ................ 16c
Nucoa Nut Butter, the world's best, lb. ............ 340
Fresh White Corn Flour .. . .................. 3 lbs. for 20¢
Crescent Maplene for flavoring, etc., bot. . . . . . . . . . ...... 350
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
Incorporated
83 and 85,Washinzton St. Phone 1405.
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Standard Butler & Egg Store
12 North Main Street
Next to A. J. Collins & Co.
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o EXPRESS
- Trips Between l
. and New York City
"468,122 WATER STREET.
. South Norwalk, Conn. '
Telephone 294.
W YORK GUY OFFICE.
' 117 East 23rd St.
Phone Grammercy 705.
. . are in a hurry, just phone us.v
will take care or your express
We have seven of the best
“M . In the state. Also, Hydraulic
"' :‘Trucks for Contractor-3' Work. '.
Trucks make daily trips to Newt
city. Let them handle your-
and express, and thus keep It
ram the congested terminals.
«.We Haul Anything
‘ Anywhere
Job Tog Lorre or Too
: a
shipments are entrusted i
eat employee only.
receipt is given and obtained it
. handled.
«to or write for our rates, we car
you time and money.
1’ AND HEAVY TRUCKING
of All Kinds.
0 VANS for Long Distance
Furniture Moving.
» Heraldic" “'“l
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hing
Best Butler in mm - 55c lb
BestCandledElzzs..................... 53c
'BestAmericanCheese..................... 31c
Best Mixed Tea
Best Santos Coffee ..
EvanoratedMilk........... ..
Libby’s Condensed Milk
.39c
20c
2for25c_
13c
...
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Schultze’s Friday ,Fish Specials '
STEAK con ..... . .......... .......' 25c lb.
BUTTER rtsn ..... 22c lb.
scrum-m BLUES ....... .. 18c lb.
Bos'ronawns......... ................... 18clb.
run rtsnmc 1b.
nannocx . .. ....... ............12clb.
. cums .............. . . ................loostring
necsuors .. ....... sinsqm
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
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reflection on other patriouc Amer-i.
cans. we appeal for fair play.
"The next (‘ongrcss will serve from
March 4, 1919, to March 4, 1921, in that
period:
“First, the. war must he found“ '0
unconditional surrender, unless this is
achieved before.
“Second, the terms of world peace
must be settled.
“Third, the Democratic Administra-
tion. alter spending billions ol treas-
ure and exercising more absolute pow-
er than any administration in our his
tory, must give an account of its.
stewardship. " l
“Fourth, the change from war condi-i
lions to peace must be brought about!
with the lust disturbance, and the
work of reconstruction must be broadvl
iy begun. ' l
“A Republican (‘ongrcss will be]
much better qualified than one cony
trolled by llcmocrals. to aid the coon-i
’try in adopting the measures nceded'
101' these four great tasks: i
"First. even an a minority party, the!
Republicans nude the winning of ihei
war possible by passing the original
draft bill. Without this. we could not
hate trained and landed the two mil
lion of men now in France. As a mi-
nority party, the Republicans forced;
upon a reluctant pl'csldcnl and seem}
lury of war, alter an injurious delay
of four months. the amended draft:
act, without which wc could not put
two millions at the from next Julyu
The. speaker, the leader and the chair
man of the military committee of the(
Democratic House opposed tltc or! I;
nul draft with all the vigor mssibc I
it was saved, and so our country'sl
cause was sal‘l‘d by the Republican'
minority. ;
"Second. the new Scuuic unis! apt
prove. by twolhirds' unto, the terms
of pcucc. Those terms should hc set i
lied not by om-~ mun only. it is one.
‘ man control we are fighting in this
war to suppress. If the pcuco treaty
is to be usclul in the future. it must.
be approved by the grout body of llm
American people. The president has?
indicated a “‘llllnfllltlss to uiukc nj‘
[wave by negotiation. HP has not do.
"landed. as ho might lmu- done in
three lines. that which the Aiuci'ican
pcople delimnd. an unconditional sun.
rcudcr. mg cxclmugu ol uo'cs with.
licrmany has nuns-ml it drop l‘tlllt‘t'lll
among our peoplc lost lll‘ Hill) by his
‘purleyluu with iu-r, mucvdt- hcr u
’ pcucn around a council llllllt‘ lllrill'itll u .
- sentence from a court. The touch-cu
.poinls which tho prusldcnl uud (lor-
mnny lcxsunlo lliul llicy ulrcudy have
‘ “gm d upon. are so gl‘lll'l‘tll and vague
. Illil' :‘ucit pcucc would ln- no lrcaly an
ull. but only 21 protocol in nu lIlIt‘lHllll .‘
ublo discussion. Thu president is
§\\llhlilll “I‘ltl powm- lil bind the Full
.cd Slates to lhosu fourt-wu points. at
iltlough his lungwu dmw not :uugosl‘
it. Still “‘55 has in» puwvr to bind our
Home nllios. We do not know that
" llwsi' points includ.» all that our allies
may justly demand. or do not concede
isomclhinu they may justly withhold.
I’m" what they hun- dom- lpr u“. no
out- our allies the highest unud luilh.
It is ul’ cnpilul nmmrluucc, llu-rul‘orc.
lliul vu- nmv should vlccl n Svnulc
which shall he iudcpen'icul enough to
llllI'rlll‘Pl und onion-c the will oi lht.‘
Atticricntl puopip in the mullcr of this
World [It‘ll(‘t‘_ and not mcrcly submit to
. tin: unmntrolli-d “ill of Mr. Wilson.
, "Nor can the altitude of tho IIOIIM‘;
icl Itcprcscnluiiu-s be ignored in lhlr.
pcucc.‘ livery ullirmullve obligation
1 binding thc llllilHl Slulm in that iron»:
I ty must be pcrlormcd by 'uo House as'
.‘part of the (‘onuru-ss. The prcscnu
Democratic majority In the House hast
: been subservient to the will of the“
i president in every respect except
I when crllicul issucs in the conduct of;
the war liave- been involved. The
prcsidcnt has not hesitated publicly to
gdiscipline those of his party who have:
‘disugrccd with him. and the lesson
has had its effect. A new Democratic,
{(‘ongrcsrs, with its old lenders lhus‘
lcltusleucd. will offcr no opposition to
[his will. They will not be consulted.
In the future more than in tho past. in;
in Democratic Congress, the American
1 people will not have the service of anl
lindcpendenl. courageous, coordinate.
{branch of the government to modcr~’
thlc his uncontrolled will. it is not
isalp to entrust or one man such un-'
l limited powor. it is not in accord with
jibe traditions of the Republic.
"Third. the Republicans \‘OIPl' with-
out objection billions to be expended
|by this administration. Six hundred,
laud forty millions for aviation worst
‘niycn lo the executive to build _uir-;
plane‘s. Without a single llmilulllm nsf
to the manner or method of its expen-
diture. A Senate committee has de-
! plum] the waste and fallurc in the use!
: of that money. The debts which have
. becn created by this war. the DI‘OPIP.‘
, will bc pnylm: to the third and fourth
. ircncra‘ton. They line a right to1
know how the-e cuormgus sums have
le‘n cxm’ndcd. Only a Republicanl
3 Volumes will hun- the courage to em
in“ I detailed and accurate ‘slnry 0i
‘ that nlo‘l‘rdnhlp.
"I‘curlh. llw work a mmslructlon
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lmust not be dom- by one Iran. or al-‘
IkIIe-d In II» tormulated seems-a tor“.
‘ hu- academic Ilium“ and “all. The?
'mytrk-nt a... not elected the. not
tune» wore Mime the nail! "to
mandate at power Ila In! We. In
is. huh! «l the wm Mu!"
{cont man will form tW‘W-‘l 1'"
‘ chairman.
Trist
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Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
--.,.._‘ Lin.
Hyatt
i In Time Of
{or the colder weather that is
‘All kinds of comfy garments for the litte folks that will keep them safely from the sly trips
of Jackie Frost.
REALLY REMARKABLE VALUES IN BLANKETS, COMFORTABLES, SHEETS AND
Seems to be the slogan these days, but a much more certain way of looking ahead is to prepaor
Many models in Silk, Muslin and Knitted Materials that are sure to meet with the ap.
provalof our feminine patrons.
....“ng MEN’S UNDERWEAR W ’7 ‘
Shirts and Drawers of medium and heavy weights of various grades, and a very good show.
ing of Pajamas and Night Shirts.
War, Prepare for Peace
sure to come by patronising our UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
LADIES’ UNDERWEAR
Id -.
CHILDREN ’8 UNDERWEAR
PILLOW CASES.
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American people for a century. We FREIGHT TRAINS IN WRECK
urge all Articricans. who are Amcri .
cans first. to vote for a Republican
l‘ongrcs‘s.
UNITED WAR WORK
CHAIRMEN NAMED
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industrial chairman. ;
llrinlnl. Sumucl J. Large, chairmau.‘
Lester Smiturm-y, industrial chair
mun.
llunhury,
«intimuan.
llltlllt’lrullll, l..
mun.
.\. .\l. Tlll‘llal', dislritl
Morin, dislricl choird
v
.I’lcrhy uud Shelton. turned ovcr to:
war chest. ‘ ' l
I’MIrlicld, .ludgn- .I ll Perry
I“dl‘lllllIKlllll. At thur .l. lili‘dsoyc.»
tIlSlllt‘l chairman; Fred J. Ilrumlhcnli
«i liniumillc, industrial chairman.
lirwuwich. Julius ll. (‘ui-liss, dis»l
lricl chairman.
lluddnm. i‘I.
it. u, Lilli-y
clmiruuin. l
Hartford. Francis ll. (‘00ch chair-
iuuu: (‘iuru-ncn- \‘i'hllucy. industrial:
chairman and l‘. Ncl-nn Smith, assist ‘
an! industrial chairman. .
luchllcld. A. .\'I. Waill of Sharon.
district chairman. '
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urn-n. liminuunzi
‘ol' .
l‘lssox, industrial;
Manchester. I-Zdavurd ll. 'l‘nylor, dis- "
lricl cliuirnmn: John W. Nicholson.“
industrial chairman.
.‘lci'ldcn. lurnvd
\\'ur Chest. 1
Illiddlclown. W. H. Boutcillci'. din-
ll‘icl choir-mun. ilou'urd ll. Warner“
industrial chairman.
Milford. Thomas J. l-‘ulls, district.
(‘lltlll‘lllalL ;
N-lllnflllll'h. llurri: \‘t‘hiucmow. dir-
lrim chairman: l'hnrlcu ('. .\lcl';n'thy.i
over to Murillcn‘
.
. industrial chairman.
.\'t-\v Britain. llcnrgc I'. llairl. dis
lllt‘I ciiuirmuno I“. A. Sflill'l. industrial
chairman.
Now lluvcn, l-‘. .I. Kingsbury. district
chairman: ’l‘. E. ()Iivc. industrial
New London, George 8. Winter. dis-i
lrlcl chairman: William I‘. Curtis's, in
. duslrinl chairman.
New Millord. Professor Nelson
llunic. district chairman; (‘hurlcs .N.
Robertson. industrial chuirmun.
Norwalk, (loncrul Russcn l-‘rosl. dis-
‘ Irict chairman.
Norwich. t‘oluncl (‘hurlcs W. (lulu,
district chairman; .lnnw: 1.. t‘usc, In
'duslrinl chairman.
l'luintlold. Frank Tiillnghaslfi‘cno
lral \‘illugo. district chairman; Burl
‘ 0. Cook. industrial chairman.
l'umam. II. J. Burnc, district chair~
mun.
ltockvillc. l‘olcnol Francis J. rltcgzln.
I district clmirmuu.
Simslmry. Joseph R. Ensign, district
chairman: William Hill of (‘ollin's
villc. .I. Luv Loomis ut‘ llranby. llnhcr'.
hurling: of Simsbury and L. J. Roosa
of Avon. industrial chairman.
Southinutou. t‘. (‘. (‘humburluim dis
irict chairman. l.. E. Filcluhorn. in-
duslrlul chulrmun.
Stamford. Louis G.
chairman; ii.
Kihhe. district
ll. Johnson, industrial
‘ cltuirntun.
Tl riinizton. Thomas W. llryunt. lnA
dustrinl chulrnnlu.
Wallingim'd. l‘hurb ; u, 'ruums. dis.“
trim chairman. Henry A. Norton. in
dumml «Muir-mun.
\Vat‘erluiry. William E.
district chairman: Frank I'. .\IcA\o_v.
in-Ius'llial chairman.
Win-ml. F. ii,
chairman
llgulurtl. district
Try a Sentinel Want Adventu-
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mu
mm mm thin. I‘m out the». «up.
«may. Her-samuamw'ithkmmitumwg
. t‘hllltlhltlll
'l'lmms. .
Tit» Merl
mill
mum». at beam to w “W 5 c». was W arm. damn.
moot-tin!“ AW”..-e~ywwafloflwfl
3": "”M‘m' than " m WI M Wu on wall“ to menu a
mm WWW!
tit-om can ”up Win .1 p. Intel Wm." menus ”..., a un-
h~mrmn mm omnnitart'm w m.
umhofldmmwmuwrw Ml “Mm
fir M n ssh- aral Ina M
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\\'l.\'5’l‘l‘lll. Oct. .‘Ii.»~Sc\'cral freight!
cars of a train bound from l‘rlfoiil'
to Maybt‘ook, N. Y.. were derailed, and
the track was torn up, on the Cen-
tral New England Road, at State Line,
early «yesterday. Trains were entour"
ed around the wreck today. The causal
o! the accident is not known.
BUY AT
KRIEGER’S
CLOTHING FOR MEN,
woman AND CHILDREN”
my PAYMENTS. l
PROBING NEW BRITAIN FIRE
NEW BRITAIN, Oct. 31.-—lnvcsliga-,
lion of Illw fire which followed an
in the celluloid storage
vault of the Lundcrs Frarv & t‘lal'k.
Company on Clark street early yes-’
Ii-‘l‘tlil_\'. has lilllPtl thus far to dolor-
mlne the cause. The loss is estimated ‘
In llw lnclmy officials in $23,000.
GALVANIZED WARE
Ash Cans, Rotary Ash Sifters,
Garbage Cans, Coal Bods, Coal?
l
” J ACOBY’S
Dependable
Clothes for Men,
Women and , )
Children
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
Shovels, Furnace Shovels. '
Albert r. Gehelle
25 Washington St.
Prompt Delivery.
So. Norwalk;
Phone 527 I
Suits, Coats
and Dresses
THE
LITTLE Sll0P
SPECIALS
For This Week
Sperry & Barnes’ Pork.
.alb........; 29c
Libby’s Con. Mil
a can .... 12
Karo Corn Syrup.
.acan.... ..... ...13c
Live Oak Buckwheat.
lb.okir....... .
We have a supply of
Automobile
Repairing
High Grade Work a'
Specialty
:Official Service for
gChevrolel, Maxwell
'and Graham Bros.
. Trucks
‘l-‘ord Repairing and Parts.
Wrecks Towed in any dis-
once.
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k.
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Pure Loose Cider Vinegar
$13.33* _._ Austin’sllarage
A. STULL Mountain“
24 Cottage Street ”w":
East.Norwalk imaw CLASSES 3mm
_ . .. ,. -.-:l IlllNllAY rvmuc.
Full Line in : seam rats was: tr
POSSIBLE
Meats, Groceries.
Delicatessen and
Fresh Vegetafles
sumac"
an”
Thu. 8. civilSsnioe con-
“moonshine-Dyna
smut-“yin
homily he. train“ h
month’s-rib} .
Norwalk Chronicler