All restrictions as to Coal
ire omcially off owing to mild
weather, increased supply and
idle war’s end.
No. applications, no regula-
>
stions,‘ no obligations, no
strings of any kind—go as far
you like as in the good old
stinks. :There is only one dis.
mordant note,—the price is
infill high,—-—-same as all other
”commodities—and will re-
main high for the balance of
12119 winter. But one may get
*all thecoal he needs and that
is "sothething—yes, much——
"when his memory goes back
1 :‘gone short year.
O
' . a; fro
sg‘eegfi i!
l
~ ‘ . l .3
Friend a! {he-Window
IA good Window Thermometer en—
‘ .. ables you to dress in accordance with
n'dhe temperature. Adds to your com—
afont all the day long. Prevents colds
'and sickness.
‘1 “firm you want to know lb. 1cm-
tperature you want exact, not approxi-
=matc knowledge ; therefore
ASK FOR THE \\'A'l‘ERTOV.V.\' Bani").
[l
amtil further notice.
, Albert DI Morgan:
This store will close Satur- E
day evening at 9:30 o’clock.“
i" < 134 WASHINGTON 1." . i
'5; . fmnkforters . . . , ...... 24c 1b.:
.. Anoiogm .. ............ fl 24c lb
~$Blt Pork ............... 30c lb. 5
.EOIInd Steak ............ 28c lb. 1
' . }$irloin Steak ..... . ...... 280 lb. 1
I I 'i'ortcrhouse Steak . V. . . . . , 28c lb. 1
.iib'hopped Beef .......... 1 22c 1b. :
r’kot Roast ............. '. 25c 1b.:
7 : mast Pork ..... _ ....... 32c 1b.;
’ .L-Flirst-class Hindquarter Beef,
200 1b. '
,fliller’sLMarkeli
17 ELY AVE.
SPECIALS
F or This Week
“BEANS—LLarge size can.
12.; Out to ........ . 2 cans 25c
‘ mATMEAL—In the bulk,
3 lbs. 200
; 'ftAmBANKS' LAUNDRY
SOAP ..... .....6bar325c
EPIGURE JELLY POWDERS,
*' assorted flavors
. 8c pkg.
*tl‘ULI. WEIGHT SKIM MILK,
a can . . , . . . ......... . . 15
”BUNBRITE CLEANSER,
a can
A. S_T_.ULL
, 24 Cottage Street
East Fiorwaik.
..... ...-........
c
4c
“without a hardwood floor can be increased in-value by re-
laying with Oak Flooring. ‘
‘EVERY HOUSE OWNER
AL.._——-
can better afford hardwood flooring than carpets—costs leSs -
in the beginning and lasts as long as the house.
EVERY WOMAN
wants hardwood floors, theymean less work—less dirt,
and greatly improve the appearance of any room.
Back‘of our recommendation of our OAK FLOORING is a
reputation which is as carefully guarded as a business character
. "BACK'T‘O‘ITS OWN 3
From rage One}
(Continued
make a bonanza strike, the oyster
prospector has scoured the bottom of
the sea from Mexico to the icy wa-
ters of the far north, always searching
for the hidden secrets of the sea. and
endeavoring to once again produce the
old time oyster that the fathers never
tire of eulogizlng. ln those good old
days every church society and lodge
had its annual oyster supper, it was a
part of the menu of every family as
sacred to one’s memory as the Bos-
ton baked bean of today. Those We’re
the days of the great natural beds of
the Chesepeake. A countless stream of ‘1 traétlng thrlfty
little schooners carried this product i Of
to every seaport of New England. m-
The Suits
From
limore was the oyster market of the
world and the supply was thought It)
be inexhaustible.
City Point. then called Oyster Point.
‘ and FairHavcn were great rcceivinl.’
stations. Their wharves were lined
with these’littlevessels and almost
AUTO DEAD STORAGE
FOR THE WINTER
$5.00 per month
We carry in stock full line of Bearings and Coils.
GOODYEAR TIRES
1360 .— TELEPHONES .— 2011
Vaast Bros. Garage
every basement or house on the banks ,
ol' the Quinnipiac was an oyster shop,“l ~
and nearly every man idcntil‘ied with:
the industry in some form. or other.‘
Those were the days of the “Virginia;
plant." In time these great natural,
deposits began to give out and nature‘
resuming man‘s destructive tactics
Seemed almost. to rebel and refuse to
purpctllate her yield.
Yankee ingcnuity hcrc came to the
The Coats
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Of our store the JANUARY CLEARANCE is at-
Our Annual White Sale _ l
in. is, 1919
“i
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“1.1.. “a. a... W «w»... -.
EVery ‘Corner
-. -. .w— mnmwmw—oa
"iv-av . . .111
people. Do not miss your Share
ti
l
. I.
l
l
’ The Furs
l
The Bresses (i
rcscuc and through artificial propauu-r
of Long island Sound which for
wards of 20 years produccd an artich-
llp-'
OPEN THE NEW
ol' exccplional flavor and quality and “7 S S C AMP AI(:N
. .. .. . . .
known as the “nattvc. mmnmmlmt ' l
:1 higher prim.- than lllc‘ “Virginia
.. I 0- , I. ‘ '3’“? L- 7:023. 173‘“: 1“: 14’;
.0
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‘
as). é
Extra This Week '
Pizs’ Feet ........................ . ...... ‘. 10c lb.
HOMEMADE SAUSAGE .......................... 25c 1b.
, SIRLOIN‘ANII) PORTERHOUSE STEAK ........... 310 1b.
ROUND STEAK .......... . .................... 30c 1b.
SHOULDER STEAK .fl ........................... 25c lb.
RIB ROAST ................................... 26c lb. up
FRANKFURTERS ....................... ~ ...... 258 lb.
BOLOGNA 0R PRESSED HAM .. .................. 25c 1b
CHOPPED MEAT .: ......................... ' ...... 23c 1b.
JOHN B. RISKO
. 5 LEXENGTON AVENUE
CASH ONLY
NO 0rders - - No Delireries
" countless l‘uclm'ics. pom-in}; day nl'lm
so .5 o
u.
.. ., (Continued tram first Page.)
plant.
ltut us the population urcw with its.
“'l‘hl'l‘l has always appcalcd to uu- as
:m m'vnuc to success. The govcrn-
mcnl net-(ls it and the individual needs
thrift. That is the rl-ason that. 1 sub'
{lay the acids and dyestuffs into tidc
wulcrs drinng' away thv fish and
chcmicully changing lllc \‘cry nullll'c
. ul lllc water. the oyster changed HS scribed m (mu. m,- 1119 full limit of
«4 cult“ to .l gltzrlllbll cuslc and in min ““1. 5.1111155 Stumps. The nloncy
lost all its old llnlc flan”: and lll‘l’u‘ will llclp lhw (lovvrmncnt. I hope my
lill‘ll . . _ 5mm; turn will :Icc that in helping
Many l"'“l'1" m“ 31,111~(~.(.1;11111K ”“5 llw linvcinmcul through the purchase
l‘llHllL’t‘ cont-circa lhc imprcssion tllut uz' 5mm!” thut In”. “I... also helping
”1"” "‘5‘9‘ “7‘“ changed “ml ”l“ ”W?" tht-luwh'es lowunls-individual success
nu llmgvr llkctl oysters lll‘ that they ulld pl‘t).\lll'l'll\‘ by (mmbhghmg the lm‘
lllll not agicv with llll‘il‘ peculiar 1m “1- thrift. ' ‘ '
traits of digcslion. The oyslvrmcn to “A urent nmnv ”f ”1‘. Young friends
:tlizcing the cause have nlmlc many and in m", l'nclorics. how ‘31.}. in ”H. hu-
w rust . cxpm'imcnls lo_ovcrcomc the bi: ”r “mm”; m H“. for an cxumplc.
:1 handicap. The probl-‘m has bccn 5,, 1 subscribcd for “~31. Smingg
solved and u now bonunzu found in Stumps in Ul'dcr to :01 111cm slul'tcll
in: [”3“ ”055““ “'"l‘ls ot l',”l"l°“m Cape on tho riuhl road as soon as possiblef
ind. txl'vnl >l‘l'lllilS of fresh tall-r New York (<1... was ablaze “.1”,
””hbl" "1’ “mm“ ”W S““‘“"k“l Sh‘mls smirchliuhls from battleships and bit:
\ bzmelug thc load and propcr cnvn‘on hmmmsp‘ v.5“...11"). in honor ol' the
l” mcnt "1 a "W“ ‘lll"xl"‘(‘l“d loculll)‘. olwninz of thc \V. S. S. drive and to
“1 fact SCll‘ml-‘ls 311‘“ “NOIHvan. ll commcmorulc the 213th birthday of
“”"mg l““‘" ""ll5l'l"l"‘d impossible 1” llcnjuuiin l-‘mnklin discoverer of clec-
produce uystnl‘s in Ot'l'itll \\':lll'l‘. 'l‘hut Hip-11V 1.1111 1111. mun-1» m ”10 thrift
this “lll again lit-in: lln- oyster buck MW." '
in popularity is vouched for by (‘X
llt‘l‘lS who pronounce lhc Fulmoutlt
‘ lllt‘ lllli‘h‘l 1))‘Slt‘l urepl'oducell.
$1 'l‘llc succch lln-n of thc oyster in-
oitluslry tlcponds updn ('Pl‘lalll ocean
‘ -propa::ttiun and linnlly this has been
.snlvt’tl by a New lienen man.
.1”. .
HO‘N TO ENROLI.
2,000 \VORKING BOYS
Ti».
(Continued trom First Page)
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PEOPLES
CASH MARKET
Libner’s Building Boston Street
Grand Opening Prices
For All the Week
Round Steak .........................
Porterhouse Steak .......................
Shoulder Steak . .........................
FlankSteak ..............................
Buckwurst ................................
Veal Cutlets . . . .
Stew Veal . . . ..........................
Fresh Shoulders ........ . ..................
26c lb.
26c lb.
20c ll).
15c lb.
35c. lb.
35c ll).
30c lb.
30c lb.
Smoked Shoulders ...................... 28c lb.
Frankfurtcrs ....................... 24c lb.
Chopped Beef ............................ 22¢ lb.
All Kinds of Provisions
"In (‘t-nucclu-ul M‘cl')‘ supclw‘lsln' of
tst‘f‘iunlhrnllvl . \1:',\' librarian of u put»
lic library is also an cnrollim: otticcr.”
.\ll, Hood suitl. “Thc Y. M. (‘. A. has
promiscd its mi-opcrulion through l".
.\. Slanlc)‘ of Now llnvcn. Stnlc Boys'
limint lll' “Hun. A lv-w “L'l'l‘ soltlicl‘s \Vl‘l‘li Sl'l‘li‘lfll'L"
and sailors. Subsequently lhcrc wcrn All bu)" bl‘lWW’n Ill" "140-" Ul- l3 1-3
countcr-dcmonslunions. zllllu'mah n and 2t) ycurs urc l-llgiblc to enroll. ln
majority of those prcsult apparently "HT." "“5“ ”W CUR-“‘1” 0f parent 01‘
synlpzlthizetl with thc purposes of the guardian ‘5 llt‘l"’-"Siil'."-
np\\' 1.111111111111...‘ _ bc 5cm nuuy 1mm his home wilhout
‘ up John (2. 1111111911, ”05111..." of tho conscnt of parent or guardian. 1-le
Princeton lfnchl‘sity. who pl‘csidmp my boy will makv his own bul'gainans
outlined thc purpose of the columlt— to “new. and hours. the minimum be‘
Ice. Rev. S. l’urkcs (‘zu'lnmn was in- ”1‘4 51 H tlitl' “ml DUNN]-
lm'r‘uplwl by :1 Hearst mlhcrcut who 1““?
'nEAR‘T AND anAN’s
. ADH RENTS EJECTED
Continued from First Page.
-—-.
"Each boy will lll‘ugl'et- to
51111-10.) to 11.1111 11 petition pulling for work on a farm l'lll‘lyvt‘iglll days or in
six months' Day for soldiers: and sail- it factory W“ ““3" “35-" l“ ()l'lll‘l‘ ‘0 41'1"
“1-..- 1111011 HWU' discharge. Governor Ilolconib‘s certificate of scl'
The impnumm. was "nullplly sub- \'icc. the li‘ulm‘al bronze hutlon and
ducd. llr. (‘adlnnn closed with :l pro~ ”'9 film" “'3‘”! “lb-H MF- H‘Mtl 9X-
19“ against “11111.1‘91110115." plaincd. "ln (‘onucclicul there are
“'th [Ir-y. 111; William T. Manning, hundreds of farmer boys whoxu cus-
1-..C1,11~ of Trinity Church. sugggsmd tomary work is farming. and they are
that Mayor ilylan repudiate, My. cutillcd to enroll and got the rewards
Hearst. he was interrupted by a man I‘XHCllY HS b0.“ “110 “'1” be doim: this
"Hurrah for llylan." sort of Work for the first time. The
This person and another one who farmers declare they will ttsc (\ery
i started an impromptu eulogy of Mr. b0." “1‘0 (’“l'OllS- but should :1 DO." hf“
: “Mpg,“ 111.“. summarily pj1;.(»1pd_ lievc ht- will not be placed. hc should
—-—-—-——i enroll anyway."
99 ‘ '
“STALL WILSON, ,
" Q’V
SWIFT S ORDER
Continued from First Page.
who shouted
\
REDUCING FOOD PRICES.
The present unparalleled prices for
‘ food are no mere matter of temporar}
’ personal inconvenience. Their first efv
instructed \‘eedor to stall President re“ is 1" compel advances 0f wages
Wilson. because delay was wanted at sufficient to offset the food cost. This-
the time a committee of the packers raises the price of manufactured pro-
nnd their employee were conferring d .. . . . - . .
with the secretary of labor regarding a nets and consltut lion work, and must.
threatened strike. Mclsaac said ref- tend ‘0 check- consumption. particu-l
ercnce to campaign contribution also larly in the export trade. Vl’hen con-
};231L2l12:1.tlncluginsi $111.0? ‘0 {$11192 sumptlon is checked. unemployment.
‘.P a we 0 p aggar o . . , -
Kansas and a small contribution to and mdmtlml depttsnon begln.
Representative Mann. _ 5 let the small tanner has not been
Denounces Attack on Mann 3 well paid in the past for his effort. and
‘ShoulderSteak
Schultze’s Saturday Specials
Lamb Foreauarters . . . . . . . . . ...... 24c lb
MlderPotRoasts
Lezsvof Spring Lamb . . ....... '
Fresh Shoulders . . . ..........
Bread and Butter Pot Roast . . '
..o-.u-'..-.
. . . . ......... 34c l.b.
' 29c lb.
32c lb.
Last chance to see the chickens. Assembly Hall
tonight. ' ' ‘
- { Schultze’s ' Sanitary Markets
NORWALK. . . SOUTH NORWALK.
. United States License No. 17.903. -
'0'...........
.r. .-.~
Senator Page of Vermont vigol‘ous' investment. If food prices are to be
ly dcnouuced the references to Mr. . .
Mann and declared the introduction lcduted. :hl.\ lllOtlllt‘llOl‘l must become
more cfltcient. Unless farming is
of testimony by Francis J. Honey re-
lating t0 the alleged gift of steaks and profitable, young people will continue
a hotsc to the Republican leader was 10 1...". . .
.. _ _ . die the cou trx. 9 ~ . ‘
"a u-nlmg Hill]: to bring ul) here.’ D , th farmers cant
pay wages enough to attract labor,
and the land will be only half tilled.
Some people pin their faith on go‘l'v
ernment price fixing. But in the long‘
run you can’t. beat the law of supply
- NEW HAVENER VFREED
Emil Troiano Reaches France From
German Camp at Rastatt.
“'ASHINGTON. Jan. 18.——The
dcpmtmenl made public last night a. and demand. Our food supply is €00
list of Americans who have been re- small for the demand. and the dispro-
1. . .. .. .. . . . . .
llunlul | new lid'v'l‘ reached 1‘ 1111100. The ' 1
, _ , , non of huro .
tollOng Connecticut men are includ- pe
(-d in the list: f To formulate a comprchcnsive opin-
Lamben Anderson. Hartford: Emil ion on how foo prices can be reduced,
lion established the areal oyslcr farms; -..~ A, MM- ~ _,_-_ _ ,4 . . _ _-.,..
‘day that if the farmers could have llw
markets that other business has, they
foul.
and no boy can .
. who llm'c born in the army. YlthY mun
\V a l‘ .
leased from the German prison camp portion is increased by the disol‘ganiza-
and Nicholas Perugin.
I i‘rhury.
. The State, Federation of Pennsb’l‘
vania women will celebrate its silver
‘ Jubilee next year having been organiz-
1 ed in Philadelphia in 1895 ‘
'l‘rnlono New ll'lVP'l' “"H'i‘cn 1“ a m' ' '
r . . . . .. ‘ _ 4- an would need to b a practical}
l‘hompsbn. Portland; Alfred liermcr, farmer to be ducated . e ‘t'fi -
Putnam. “'u-z ’ 9 ' 1n scten ‘ c ag— ‘
3riculture, and to have had much ex-:
;perience as a large business organ-S
izer. The present writer claims no'
fsuch advantages. But any nineties],
i observer can see important particulars
1m which-rmmmg islnot organized on
ll. Krieger Cc.
OVERCOA TS
For Men. Youths and Bow
At. Moderate Prices.
Credit If Desired.
costs in other lines of effort.
One of the foremost. agricultural .‘llt~
thorilies in tllc country said the other
same access to the money and labor
could multiply the food supply four
times. Let us see if in our own ub~
Narration we can HP" any rcspct‘ls in
which more husincss t‘fllt‘lt‘llt‘ji' t-Hll‘ll‘
ll." uppliml to food producing.
CASUALTY LISTS. ‘ ’
A
Wt: :.-.7xc:r.:-.rw.
Six Connecticut Men Named in Two
'4 - ll u "' . '1 . 1."
Army Reports. he photo, .iml .lu. tmtlm‘s ..l)ull .ln]
‘ inclmlv thousands of lmllll'
Sc: m :1. '5?—
licrl :ll‘llllt‘fi. lllc cum l‘lt‘t'ls‘. lynx. it
loccthvl' \Vil‘n photographs hf putt“. ”a:
notables, such as 111.1-
ticncl'nl l'ex‘<hin::. “-zn'
\\'u'.~'liingmn. .lnn. lK. - Six l'nnneclL
cut them urn named in two army cus—
. . llllllllll“’
nutty llSlx issued _\‘(‘.~‘i¢3i‘(lit,\'. ‘
:md
alum, \\'ilz<on,
Killed in Action.
1 . . ': I‘) ‘ll. \l'lt's‘tull lluilz. Mic.
ll‘l‘hillr‘ Jay S. llnl‘is. l‘lll'illlllflltl‘l: '1 'l l” ,
'l‘hc big: feature of lllt‘ Work. ;.
Morgan. Old 1.3m». . _ .
\‘.‘lil I‘.~
Wounded Severely.
l’rlmlcs Thomas Lennon. ll tr ford:
\Villium A. Mason. \Vafcl'lml‘y: Hal'—
.\'cw ”morn:
llnl'md A. ‘ ‘
l ‘ nvcl'. is tlw llll‘l. that it
pi'aclicnllv :ill of its pairs to «MW-l
F;lllt)l‘~. and mnl‘illcs i.U;—'.t’ll'*“l' “1““ "
firs in our city. who in man-y 1,11 - ».
t'y Rosco. 10; Dow street. ll . ll n .1 in m 1.. 5 1
. . . . . move chI‘ ‘l . :l t : '1 ~. '
Louis bclarml. Branford. " .
.. . . . . thcll‘ slmre.
((‘il‘l‘tr‘tflltln‘fi m prevmus lists show. .
. . . Those who hm‘v plmc :mlhs V. .,.
Suck m Hospital. - _ ._ . I
. . have not ahead} lJH‘n turned m
(Reportcd Mil-isms.) _ . 1 . ‘ 1. ’ _
do the (‘lll’ :l lil‘Hll‘. us \xv-ll [is .1. 1.
Private Roman 'l‘. Stnnmlcl. Slant
' v
selves. by taking the phutmzmph ti
Donnelly’s store. and leave a. ram-.- o"
the one who servcd. Onlci's may :t‘so
be left. for thc hook zit, the pit-mini.
time, and Mr. llonnclly has on new!
samples of the binding and :siatcrial
which is to_hc containcd in '11» In hi.
Returned to Duty.
lltcportcd MissingJ
l'i‘ivulc John Hark. \‘t'atcl'hulgx'.
Wounded (Degree Undetermined.)
lltcportcd Missing.)
l‘rimlc Andrew .1. Rizal. Hartford;
(‘harlcs .l. ’l‘csnr.\‘\'est“'ilmington.
_._____._._...————————-——
('luudc Lee. thirty—five. of Aurora,
‘ is the oldest. drafted man in MN-
souri to be called into military ser-
vice. Lee, who served several y'31~.\'~‘
in the army. was l'l"jt‘t‘f“—tl r—oily «1
the spring of 1917 for ovm'weigln
tricd many times to not in. but fawn.
When, June 5. 1917. came. be m ~
lured as thirtycnn. After the marm-
was illvestlgnted lll- was plocml in,
Class 1. Recently he was colic-rt. :‘m.
declared he was afraid he wmhs rpm
pass the Overseas test. He dwsix'r-v “a
do almost uni-"thin;r to cm ‘4‘.- I-
there.”
NORWALK VTTlATlOIJAL BOOK.
Norwalk L" [0 have an edition of :l
national hook devoted to the pul>lica~
lion of photographs of men and womcn
x”-
ine corps. Red Cross. Y. M. t‘. A.. and
other war and sectarian organizations
llul'c and ovnrsens.
The work of collecting photographs
has been commenced and is proceeding
_._ awn... _.
hclls 0f
on many
NH 1 row
are seen
dresses.
black Fl’k lLi‘
Ill' llli‘ *
rapidly. and within a few Weeks. lhc
books will be on sale in this city. '
James Donnelly, the well-known stir
lioner at 16 South Main six-cm. South'
Nor-walk. has made an arrantcment -_ ,. . . , I
with the publishers of the book. where- ‘_
lb)‘ lic is to have lbc exclusive hand-l ’
tins of the local sale. and he carniét‘tl '
an intercslinc :ldvcrtiscnicnt in xvii-ll Lenses Dup‘lcated,
tcrday's issue of the Sentinel. l (N0 Testing of Eyes! N0 (p.593
The book is entitled “Men and \‘l'otr-l Work)
l‘l‘l who helped Win the \Var.“ and is .; ALL EYEGLASS AND SPLC-
particularly well named. It will con-
tain the history of the war, written by; TTACLE REPAIRS . ‘
an eminent historian. and there will; AN" LENS DUPLICATE:
., . ,. . _. -gFRAMES, MOUNTINGS, GOG-
WAS RESTLESS AT NIGHT ‘1 GLES, CASES, CHAINS, ETS.
~-~ , Prescriptions For Glasses 0:36--
P-‘?- fully Filled
ll'ou ble
pa ins
Sufferers from kidney
perience 'backache. rhcumnl ic,
'nches in joints. and muscles and other; Charles Brand
Kilt. it:
11.1.1195 Expert Watchmaker, Jeweler . "d
"I used Foley Kidney l‘ills us I was: Optlczan . .
so restless over night with pains in; (Over 15 Years’ Expencnm,l
my back and sidc. They did me good; WASHINGTON STRIELEI:~~
undfl truthfully say "Foley K‘dncy; SOUTH NORWALK, 6‘0le
l’ilis is the medicine for kidney trcu- m
l‘lc. Stillstin~l-‘owcll Corporation.
torturous afflictions. E. \K’.
I". D. 2. Box: 9. Shorten-s, Ala.:
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Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro- 4“
tected? Have you a Safe Deposit BOX? If not, we can PTO‘ .
‘vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in on:
modern Safe DepOSit, Vault. We will also act. as custodian ct
your Liberty Bonds without. charge ,if you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per‘ year.
Open a checking account and pay your bills by cheek. ‘ .
The City National Bankw
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