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Arayonraady? nonmetal-panama“
mum—mmmmg in excellent
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immived stock of glnaaI for 'ind-Ihinida forII Anton.
The Hatch f: Bailey Co.
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Anchor Winter Tons.
WINTER TOPS
DISTRIBUTORS
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D. Morgan
st wasnmoron Sr.
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Order TURKEYS for
Schnllze’s Sanit
NORWALK.
SHFIELD’S
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials
United States License No. 17. 008.
....... . . 32c lb.
............ . . 25c lb.
..... . 2lti2ccib.
IiIIIIIIZIiIIIIII 8c iii:
tinned Fish
Thanskirivimr NOW.
ary Markets
BOMNORWALK.
arr-TI no;
Many of the “Wares:
in Northern France in;
IHonorofGermanLeaders
M1311“ & Hyat‘
Nerwnlk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
1
W'lTH BRlTlSfi-AMERICAN FORI‘ vi
E8 1N FRANCE. Nov. 21. (Corrosimnvl
dance or The Associated Press) Thall
Germany expected to occupy for a:
long time. and perhap- permanenilr'..
the northern portion or France. is
shown by the fact that the Hun mii- N
11.17 “Written chased the name oh
all the important streets‘in the larcc’
Man which fell into their bends.
There is scarcely a village. where a
distinctly German designation "as
mtgiventoarondoratraat.
Each names as
Sin-no.“ “Bismarck Straw."
Rhombus Sinus." took the places
of the French names. Whenthe Amer-
ican troops operating with the British
entered these towns they took partic-
ular delight in destroying these signs
and replacing the original FrenchI
Inter-kings. I
The Germans told the French a in-
habitants of these towns that in in-
turn France would be divided into,
two parts-«North France. which!
would belong to Germany. and South
France, which the French would be
permitted to keep. Il'hey put the in-
habitants undensevere discipline ’and
required them to stand at attention
and salute whenever one of their of.
floors addressed thorn or passed them
on the street.
When the German officers entered
any of the homes, the whole family
wan required to stand at attention
until theyleft. Breaches of tin or- II has been estimated that line
£90211 Vomsxel‘ely ”Dailhgl 1:29 Western turkeys will retail at from'
on a pop I. n orougr yI - I,
Icowod and permitted them only the o to 5" ”ma :1 9°”;deth M"?
most ordinary ""11”“. land turkeys w l cos a consumerI
When the American and British from 55 to 60 Icnts a pound. MOTO'
Iceme in. the people wept with Joy It than 50 per cent of the trnkeys sold
"M" deliverance from their o’DN" a year ago were frozen and the Fed
I'm” local road Administration fixed I min
imum wholesale price of 30 cents:
I
STéDN§E§T¥3£%PENSI .pound on Texas and afrents a pound
“.4 m-.. Non the bet-It fresh Western turkeys;
(Continued From First Page) I but the available supply of frolen tur-
Nkers this year is meagre the govern
.grrniud II motor corps for tho society I mom having Inken practically the en-
vulte represents. and is here to obIrIin tire holdings of last summer. Tur-
'nIo o women s.
r ambulance driver keys were ,old to consumers last year,
many kinds. each ane an
SEPARATE
r
THANKSGIVING Expansive. N
Turkeya and Other Things for Fast
Higher Than Ever Islets. r
o EXPRESS
, 1y Trips Between
‘ lit and New York City
FICE 122 WATER STREET
V lid express, and thus keep it
in the congested terminals.
aul Anythini!
ywhere
' .. Too Lat-Ire or Too
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Winn-me are entrusted t N
.mpioyes only.
is giien and obtained to N
ndled. .
write for our rates, we canN
line and many
no Henvr Tnucxmo N
of All Kinds. .
b VANS for Long Distance 3
Furniture Moving. l
scanners 9:»
31) OAK COAL §
such as
FURS
.' and you’ll buy a: Scaris I-
‘EFFRON N Mulls -‘ '-
a St. East Norwalk.
Tel. 441.
Great Saving on Grannies;
oath Nomnlk, con" Breakfast Blend Cofi‘ee, lb. ............................ 216
Telephone 294. , 5 Ever Readys Prepared Buckwheat, pkg. .......... .. . .. 17c
. YORK CITY oFFICE. I Campbell I: S,oups all varioties,can ..................... 100
PH $3233: 11:23:" 198 1 Walter Bnkcr' 3 Breakfast Cocoa. can .................. 190
on a" In a hurry MI phone my Burnham and Merrill Pork and Beans, can ............ I” 16c
m“ "M mm. 0; ,0“, ”pm” Very Best Grrarrrery Butter, none better, lb. ...... 65c
We have seven of the bead Teas —Formosa Oolong, Mixed or India Ceylon, lb ..... 43o
, win the I-‘l‘dlf- AISO. Ill'drauliti Oofleea . ....................... 210, 220, 25c and 30c lb.
”$3:$312°N§ii1°i3i§s1:352; California Sardines in tomato sauce can ................ 18c
”I Let ”m“ 'handle you, Rhode Island Clam Chowder, large can ............. . . .. 290
Nocoa Nut Buttern— The world's best, lb.
A. F. Beckmann 81 CO.
I ncorporated
NORWALK‘S LARGEST
83 and 85 Washington St.
1.....-
............... 34c
economy oaoonnv -
Phone 1405.
N The first P11581011 Ilosed uillr ”IF ..
naming of cotumittcea. the Offering of Hill, for ill cents ll pound.
lrcsolutious. and prompted amendments it is interesting to go bank to rec~
land the cit-prim: up of llirfift‘iiiint‘iiuNI mm of heforclho war prices. 1913
1 items .
The afternoon session brought re- ‘ “mm“ m“ turkeys we” ' sold to
fports by Mrs. Deming n“. Ipun‘dingI householders for from 28 ccuts to 33
secretary, Alisa \\ aslrburn. the Iren- .Ioms II pound.
Iaurer, Miss bcldcn. the slain organiz-r “angling chickens Mo 4" cents toN
er. and Miss l’arshzril the state ilt'lflll'N 55 I t i ll r i do
qunr-II-rs “Wm“, cm s a poum ris you 401 or:
2 Mini Scldcn spoke’ (if 1111* omnIuanck 10min price of last rear re
Itiou norh from the National conven- 1- scale the fact that Iher were selling
Itiou III Washington through to thel for from 32 cents \to 3* cents a
. rI-ccm campaign SIII told oi pronoun l . I I . . II
‘biuuglii I0 bear to “In"? passage of! pound: Ilinalru. 1»th mill further, to
"u. 1....d,,._,. nIrrcndurI-nl, and of a re thI Iimc when the war was not
Ieut Irrarpsign to AeIure legislation Ihoualrt of, by the nation. at least.
fnroiubli' Io I'aiil‘it‘uliilll 0r "‘0 amend} November. 1913, it is found that must-
um" t)\cr w" thousand letters nudl inn (Hilitkf‘llii sold for from 21 cents
VISIT OUR SUIT SECTION *
Where there is always ready a bin and varied variety of women's wear. of
LADIES’ SUITS AND COATS .
FUR NECKPIECES AND MUFFS
DAINTY DRESSES-IN MANY MODELS
Iadranced at all,
IliItlc less than in 1913.
‘uusr 31v: DRAFT
1 care in the protection and completion
l
Iorders for their linai consignment tol
telegrams Wt‘lt‘ not to lnitcd States
\Illirloru .\iIi .t'illl IIIrIi liraudegeo "’"l ‘0 --“ ““1““ a pound.
:crlror with petitions hearing over two A'l‘lrunksxhlng dinner is not com
thousand names of ruvir. AllIfivocou- mph. “1me ”W "Iixirrs," “ml 1M5
‘ ' ‘ .‘~, ' ro~ , .‘
Imcsmmu and {“9 “mm," rate your ll Will be found that those accos-
(PlVPti iii'll‘illilitfllh‘. mans met-links .
Sili'it'n which are still iii'ill' II) the
haw DITII held and endorsements se-
cured ll‘tilil many organizations, es
- pociully labor ones.
bliss SI-ldcu claimed that It poll of
newly cloned members otthe (lcnI-ru
1Aim-rub) indicated legislation fauna
bin to any kind of II suffrage bill. Of
House Irreiubcrn seen 101 are i'u\'oru~
bio. iii are opposed and 18 non-com
heart of Ir lrousywifc. will count up
c'IrrrrIlIiI-rubly. There are 11 few of
111(1in enticing extras, which strange
to any. have not advanced in price:
cranberries, for instance. were 18 and
2IIcI-nl‘s1nstycnr. while this year
they can be purchased for 15 cents a
the ones we show are al-
ways welcome.
- $7. 98 10587.50
57. 98 _i0. $55. 00
JACOBY S
“it... 2.1101: Tel. 1176'2':orders, constipation, he oneness",
_Iiridney disease and other disord-
. 11% Iers, when what. they needed was
-.. 1031' SERVICE I‘TO HAVE TEEIR TEETH PUT
, Between NIH ORDER
“11‘1”“: dDWbYI Anson“: You oannOt expect good health
Nwithout good teeth. The modern
“fig.“i‘fim“ Stv' up room dentist ca '
leave Norwalk 4 l) 91.:
“$5.30 Pink; for (161%.; IMATTER WEATinabeeItho dc.
rk at” l n 111.. the follovmm *
2* Freight received TIDP.J. a. we”
soon
Y.1000: BonthNoiIr 16 so 'Main St,
Bantam
WALK INLE
on New York at 3 p.1n.
1.1mm
ammo. N
Moth in nrvioeable wndfii‘ionm N0 . “
JUNK!
. always get the highest:
‘ rags, paper, metal and;_
Just call up. 11 heat “““"'"““““ “‘"’ "““"'— M
for ISecond- hand utO- I THE REAL TROUBLE—-
‘ Many poo to have been treated "'
h FE LDMAN lforvstornaoh It’rouble, into tinal dis SPEClALS
For This Week
.SWIIT'B rams maniac
POWDER. Bpkgs 25o
SUNRISE CLEANSER,
scan
TOILET PAPElIt-Regular on
roll, outta. 4t;
EPEBRYIIIBARNES’ P0
.....
alb.. .............. o
"GRARDIA'BPANOAII .
11.9113” 2pkgs.fibo
,. r A. STULL
Iruiirrl. ’l‘wo orgaulzcm have been III .
work m H". mm, throughout ‘1“. quart. in 191.! they sold for the int.
lyeai‘. ‘ icr price.
(‘clcry has secured to jump about
,liko II medical chart record; this year
it is 15 and 20 cents Ir bunch. last year
it could be purchased for 12 cents and
in November of 1917 was only 5 cents
a bunch.’
Cauliflower is 30 and 35 cents a
head: quite a difference. between that
and the 18 and 20 cenl's of November.
1913. Onions. which are eaten on
Thunkégiring Day in spite of all tra-
ditions which make them an unpopu-
glar vegetable to indulge in frequent
*ly, may be secured for 35 cents a
peck Last 39.3} they were. about 32
N ‘ Th i‘ollowmg 'sfing w” written 3‘. cents and one had to pay 40 cents n
he close oi the war in 1885. and ii quart for them in November, 1913
submitted to The Sentinel by Mrs? Thanksgiving dinner wouldnt’be
Thaddeus Guyer. of Union street. “3 complete either without turnips and
being apprOprlate at this time they are no more expensive than they
'For mrxn¥I3;0r:YVeA‘:: 1:23:11. gwero before the. war. They I‘m: sci-N
ling this year for 2.5 :cents a peck.
To hell the day of peace.
Whenour landmhtiuid be united, slant year the rule was 30 cents a
- And war and strife should cease. ‘peclr and in 1913 they could be pur-
chased for 25 cents It peck.
And now that day aDBI‘NChethbe
Sweet potatoes are '50 and 60 cents
;' ' drums are beating fast. h
‘ And all the boys tire coming ome,‘I
‘ a peck, white potatoes. 50 and 55
Ncents. Last year sweet potatoes were
There's victory at last.
The heroes who have gained it
:32 cents white potatoes. about 50
Mcente and in 1913 sweets wore 18
N And lived to see' that day, -
IWe will meet with flying banners,
I And honor On the way: , I ;
And all their and privationit ‘ cents to 26. and white ones about the
" 81““ 1° “‘9 Villa! be m “ some. Carrots are now so and to
cents a peck. last year they were 5
-5osntn a bunch. Bean's areI n'ni as ex-
. pensive this year nuttey were last.
M185 l’IIrrIluIll told of headquarters
gu'ork and distribution of about 100,-
ioutl Dict‘t‘S or literature
’ (‘ouuiy chairmen related their own
pur'tlculnr IrIIiriI .es. Mien Mart Bulkcr
.19) of Hartiord dcsc Ilbed how women
more urged to take part in campaigns
for election or women to school boards
and to bringing about. improvement in
administration in school affairs in
the Hartford and West Hartford cam-
I‘rraigns women were successful candl-
idates for school board petitions.
1 Tonight. the dinner Will be attend-
red, by the delegates who expect to
I-heur 11. number of Speakers.
_--——————-——--"
I-VlCTORY AT LAST
For all the boys are coming ome.
There is Victory. at inntlv
I011. 1111197)!!!“ and ohildrén.
um, up your hearts on homes.
i- no..th martial ’
Vigor” and anchors. W
more drama are .‘n‘aatm inal.’
N ‘V lost this year; last year they were 35
m. andl'niiia ittomcentaa
W Nuts show a rise in price
”.m'm‘mmrian. w“ W previous years. not. cluster
“sucrose
Concord mm are 37 cents a has?
Wmmehmtntlt, .~
t
i
honest value in its particular grade.
DRESS SKIRTS OF CLOTH OR SILK
PRETTY PETTICOA’I‘S. BLACK AND ALL COLORS "105' if" 7
LONG KIMONOS FOR LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN
WELL MADE BATH ROBES FOR BIG AND LITTLE LADIES
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REIEKAHB HOLD JOLLY SESSION
Our Sister of Rebekah Lodge: .‘w.
55, held their regular meeting last;
night and following the regular rou—
tine work, was a social hour, in which
games. music and refreshments made
In most enjoyable combination.
Director 8. B. Wilson requested all
of the members willing to take up Do-
gree work to meet at the lodge rooms
Friday evening at 7:30, with an many
members of the former teams as could
possibly am“ to 110 ML ‘ L l
although a Very few articles have not
still fewer being a
IOARD RECORDS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-Extreme
of all draft board records is asked by
Provost Marshal General Crowder ll
order-a sent roday to state draft or-
ecutivcs.
The man power record the order
points out, has extremely valuableN
uses in the administration of war in- N0 LICENSE FOR
surance, the treatment of deeerters oERMAN SOCIETY,
and delinquents, and the preparation. COMMISSION RULES
of the historic record of the War;
Local boards are ineructcd to real the, County Commissioners Decide to 11qu
records. all of which probably will be< Out Alleged Kuitur Promoters.
completed November 30. and awaiil
The Arbcitcr MaennerchorI II flora
T man society of Stamford. one of w Home
iaims ls represented to be the promo-
sourc central collecting Sialiou.
r. m.
TELEPHONE RESTRICTIONS lion of interest in tlcrman songs and
WITHDRAWN. the German language was yesterday
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.--ReSIric- denied I. license by the county nulli—
missloner‘s in session in Stamford.
A formal rcmonstrancc had hwrr
filed against the organization's appli-
cation for club license because of it»
would be helpful to tho prosocuiion of album imrpom» of promoting this
Ilru war. wore withdrawn Imiuy li)‘,f‘)“u of German ‘kuiiur." Tire com-
Postmaster Burleson. Nurissioncrs‘ decision rcmovos the ne—
. 2 cesslty of a hearing on the application.
How A SALESMAN SUFFEBIEDIII I The club has the right to appeal In
“ 11"“ Whether u will
.1. Porter Sterling, (‘01., .
1 ”W Sum-nor court.
do so, could not be ascertained.
tlons upon the installation of new “‘1‘
cpliones and extension ‘of existing tel-N
cplrooe lines, which were limited rm‘:
August 15 ioIsucb‘ucw appliances as
"For Six moullrs I suffered with IT,
pnlniui Inuit. \S a il‘lll't‘illlg salt-mum
i had to stoop frequently to pick 1.)):
my grips. which i grow to drcad :lil'
the pain when I straightened up VIIISN
awful. Numerous I'Icmulies failed to
reach my can-2. l was induced to try
Foley Kidney Pills. Relief “as im-
mediate. Sav. they are great! Am
one afflicted as l was Should try a
bottle 0-. two of Folcv Kidnev Pills."
Good for pain in the buck. rheurrratic?
pains. aching joints, sore muscles-w
Balloon-Powell Corporation-«Adi.
Do You
Realize
how much you depend on your N‘
eyes as you grow older? Eyes NI '. .
that are abused in middle age are! Capable workers are
needed
spin to fail in old age. A slight!
NOW
strain now, unless corrected, may:
is time to prepare
ii. Kricger CO.
'We will dress the Whole
family from head to foot on the
easy payment plan.
‘_-
develop into more serious trouble. N
An examination now by us will as- I:
sure you of the true condition of
your eyes and enable you to do‘N
right by them. ’
TH AMER
Optometrists and Opticians ,
“The house of good glasses." ’
87 Atlantic St, Stamford g
ann so. Evefltill 9 o'clock. so. 1391
w .- . Day. and Evening
Full line in best . Classes
1
niacin. BUSINESS
Ciliilitill
Meats, Groceries» ; .
and Vegetables. "‘
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Railroad Avenues!!!
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