Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 20, 1919 · page 12

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should be able to answer.

spring cause damage?

templating building new ones,
of being of service to you?

A few questions which every house-factory owner or agent

What do you know about the conditions of your roofs?
Are they in the best possible condition to protect your
household goods, your vain-able stock of merchandise and
machinery which are housed under them? Should they be in-
spected and repaired or rebuilt before thaws and rains

If you are having- troubles with your old roofs or are con-

: We have’best grade of Shingles—also Asbestos and As—
i phalt—roofing paper 01" all grades at reasonable prices.

The Hatch é} Bailey Co.

 

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SAIL‘ FROM FRANCE !
EARLY IN APRIL,

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shipping. Accordmt: to present plans,l
the 26m division will sail first part 0“
April. ‘

(Signed) “PERSHING.”

When asked yesterday by a. news-i
paper correspondent as to the correct-l }
ness of the, report circulated rather]
generally throughout New England;
that. the 26th division was to sail t‘rotni
France today, Feb. 20th otlicials or the;
‘ oflice of the chief of staff, War llepafl'}
ment. declared the report was untrue.‘
and said it would be two months. and,
' more. probably three months. before}.
' the 26m division would sail. !

This opinion was based, Major;
Suing aide to General March. chief of
' Muff. said upon the. fact. that the 26th.;
division has not yet been named hyi
ileum-a] Pershing for priority for ear-j
ly return home, and that, from two 1"

 

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Friday FisliSpecials ’

FULL CREAM NE‘vV YORK STATE CHEESE.

 

Sehultze’s Sanitary Markets

United States License No. 17.903.

the time a division is named for prim-W
ity and the time of its tfiturn home.

Tristram
5 . Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store

ALL KINDS or APRONS ;

From the biz business-like kind for the hardest kind of housekeeping: stunt

to the dainty dress-up variety.
A BIG TABLE [N THE SUIT SECTION

Is laden with, a new‘and attractive line in many practical models
choice of color combinations.

. WAITRESS’ APRbNS or VARIOUS KINDS.

 
 

 

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The prediction made, yesterday by;
the oilice of the chiel‘ of staff that it, -
would hc two or three months bcl'oi'i‘
the 26111 will return seems to be based;
on ll"ll(‘l‘ int'oi'mution than the i’orw'

 

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LONG CREPE KIMONOS
In a wide choice of strikingr designs that are very reasonably priced.
BATHROBES FOR WOME N AND CHILDREN

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(“>1 nuulo today by General Pershing! l
""""""""" h was upon information obtained in g V , Y
------------------ 22C lb- .luutml)‘ irom General Pershing that . CLOSED ALL DA} S:‘TL‘RD‘A‘ .'
................. 12¢ lb t‘onzrcsmuuu li‘ullcr hosed his state» . _ 1 l
90 lb uu-nt :u f- w days ago that the Btilh‘ “‘ *7.
------------------ ~ C - would return home next week. At than N
iizm- (:cneral Pershing told ('unui‘t'fi-‘n .. , " ‘
man Fuller the 261i: would probably x w 7 l
400 lb he static-d home by February Ilfith. ST.\TE ('LTARDSMER _‘ V: . "3'
' Ills prediction has not been l'ullillr‘tl. 0N [’14]-\(,IIAI;A,\15 H
\Vor department oflicinlr: today :s'ci‘m __ ___,.M .. 5 . '1
”1 “limin‘” 1”. hi‘livu‘ that ‘:..’,‘.T:|l Columnmd 1:21.: l‘ii‘sl Page. ’3 l
l't'l‘>lllll',:.~' prediction made. today to . c i’
(‘oiiul‘twsnuln l~‘ul|cr that the 26th will ' -' _ '1
sail ttom France early in April is llll':~t-lll “or. and who has SI-l'l't‘ll . . ‘ _ 5
mo optimistic. there and has been or shall have hi on Sh0“'in2‘ now a fe“' very exclu5|ve styles m xii ~ ;

lionombly discharged thcrclrom, may
lw liltlt‘v‘tl in tin: t'uun-r-ticut State

I)I‘:CIDE 0N S‘ALE 0" ‘ V Huard tlflii_-ei~s' Reservi- Corps. upon
, SHORT TERM N()TI‘.4§ his application, :tm'u'm'ed by his for-

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Standard Builer& Egg Store

53 Main Street,

12 North Main. Street.

mcr district commander. .

“Any enlisted man (it the Connecth
out Stole (liltud .\\‘llo was dischni‘xed
to enter the military or naval service

lit-lii't'bttlil-‘illi't‘ Kitchiu, chairman of or it... i'nitcd States during: the pre-.
the committee. announced last night. sent war. and who has been or shall;
that the final draft of ”W legislation have been honorably discharged there-'
which amends former Liberty bond from. may re—enlist in the Connecticut
acts. would be ready for committctI State Guard for the period of one year. '
consideration Friday. and that he ex- "l'pon the contraction of a term of
pct'letl the measure to p: as the llouw enlistment at [up years. any enlisted
newt \uck. . man of llio Connecticut State Guard

The maximum authorization of the may Itol-Ilillifil to:- the period or one
miles was fixed at S7.Mtlxmnmm. with ."eni‘. providml he shall make applica-
authority aivcn Secretary Glass to fix tion so to do before the expiration oi"
the ran-.4 of interest on the four types his first. term of enlistment.”

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~¢ Fresh Eggs

campbelrs Baked Beans .

 

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So. Nor-walk

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F ’. TIRES

:30 x 3 1-2, Firsts, full guaran-
tee ................. $16.00
i. All Other Sizes at: Reduced

‘3: Prices

.3 Also a Few Seconds Left

g Auto Supplies
'i‘éTGelluloid and Glass Wind-

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AARON KOHN
@6Railroad Ave. Phone 489.

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direct to your home. _
Pure Leaf Lard, per lb ........

Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour
Every Ready Buckwheat, pkg.

 

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, Heinz Tomato Catsup

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fiemen’s Wear
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60 North Main Street.

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,» Que or two of each style.
34‘.» 44 in the lot.

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.47 Overcoats on Sale at
Prices for a Quick Clearance 3
Sizes ;

ea. train St So. woman

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up-to-date
crack.

Albert F.

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South N orwalk.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

: _. RELIABLE JUNK

' ’ DEALER
Establishedin1904

Phone or Send Postal

L. EFFRON
3 Rowan St, East Norwalk.

Ml. Tel. 441

‘:WlNCHESTER ARMS co.
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in flew
HaVen Yesterday Prevents

Election of Officers.

Injunction Read at Meeting

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tion to prevent the stockholders of the
Winchester Repeating Arms company .
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annual" meetings: the l

Best Creamery Butter

Grandma’s Pancake Flour ............

Big Savings; in Groceries

Here you will find our prices right and we deliver the goods I

No. 1 Plantation Coffee, per lb.‘

{Baker's or Huyler‘s Cocoa, can ......................................
Very Best Creamery Butter. lb. .. .....
Quahty Brand Tomatoes, pet can . '

i Fancy Large Grape Fruit, each . . .
Fancy Florida Oranges, per doz. . .

REMEMBER wn DELIVER THE GOODS. ""“'”

A. r. BECKMANN & (:0. Inc.

Aluminum Ware
Makes the ideal cooking utensils for all
Light in weight.

We have the well-known-
EVER, MIRROR and ALADDIN.

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:bchail‘ of stockholders who object to commissioner,

 
 

notes to he sold. The notes would The following stale oflieers' resin—-
he ru-dcenmhle before maturity .nt tin~ notions u'crc accepted yesterday and
option «at the :ovcrmncnt on one they wore honotably discharged from

49c

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)“c'n’s notice. :hc militur} service of the state:»—
The four types oi notes that um) he l-‘irst Licutcnani \\‘. Russell Baird.
issued by the treasury. and their :uljuiailt. First liulmliou. Third lnl‘an-

" ' 53c terms as lixed by the committee arc: tr);
l-‘irsl dixempi front all taxation. First LiT-utcuziut .lnswzlll l-‘. h‘ilzpdu
9 ‘ ~ . .. except state. or inheritance taxes. rick. Company ll. 'l‘hird infantry.

— Cdnfi 20¢ Second—«Exempt.trom all taxation. Second Lieutenant Harvey (f. Yea-

? , 9_ except estate on inheritance taxes and loans, (‘ompany 1. Second Infantry.
.............. .. cans ..5)(' the grndunted additionaklncomc taxes, The nominations ot the following
. commonly known as sultan-s and cx- ltuyu lli‘t‘ll :ippimud and they lmvc
......... o. . . . 2 cans 2530 (1‘55 profits and War profits taxes. been appointcd’ and commissioned as

Third Exempt from the some taut tollous:
alion as those of the second ticp. ex» Sergeant “'nxrcn \l'illiunuz, Machine.
:itiou as those ofthe second type. cx- tiun Company. Second lnl'antry. to be
"(live of this type. shall not be suh- second lieutenant. same company.
jcct lo the estate and the graduated vice. Fills-y. promoted. ’
additional income levies. Corporal George 1‘3.

Fourth -l‘2.\'einpt. except. from cs~ puny ll. Third Infantry.
talc or inheritance taxes. and all in- lieutenant. sanit- company,
come, DXCi‘h‘b profits and war profits (luirc, resigned.
tan-s. ' -- wW

The exemption in all the four typos THREE NORWALK wt‘v‘cs ARE
applies to both principal and inn-res. SEEKING FOR DIVORCE
t‘mm all present or l'utiln: tax levies.

1 lllll‘l‘ icderul or local. The prhilegc

ol' cmncrsion or the bonds ol‘ one type DCSU‘UO" Charged 5" One Case. intol-
to those of another is granted pur- el‘able Cruelty and infidelity
chosen-5. for :t period of six months ut- in OtherS.

\cr their date oi issue.

............... 2 cans 25c
2 plots. 25c

Fisher, Com~ V
to be second
vice Alc-

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' ‘ -------------- . 290 Will! 8 "NW of making l.ihcri_\‘ _ . WV .- . .,
........ 30c bonds more attractive as iun-slmems horwalk resulents were partie. in
"""""""" the committee proposes in its new lln'm’ divorce actions filed yesterday
....................... 14c Lt;ilil5l?l:;lll :3 ppm-mp ‘bhm $30.09.; or in a“, Sllpt‘l'lili' mm, in ”K. ”rum,
.' 0 2e ur issues e exemp rom . .. . 3 . ,
. . . . . . . , 5‘ ,\ : .( gt
180 additional graduated income taxes. thought b) “on” . ‘ m KIT
19C Provision also will be carried in (no James .1. Sutei of this city. desettton
610 bill increasing the amount of trca- is alleged, The couple were mar-
sury certificates ”1‘" may be i"“‘l‘)‘l i‘ietl Scptmnln l' 22. ltlll and the ll‘is-
.................... 14!: by the department lrom eight to ion . . . . , , l
billion dollars hand IS said to hate none nun} . au-
.............. 180 and 300 bot. __ V ' _ ll’ll‘V 1 Il”,~)_
..................... 10C RAISE SALARY OF )lzu'y (‘urn‘clln asks the couri in
. . ................... 450 DISTRICT ATTORNEY grant. her a 'lecrce from James S. Ca!‘~

flvclla also of Not'wulk. lulolcrabib

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Senate Passes Bill Increasing Com. cruelty is charged. The marl-lace
pcnation from $1500 to $4.500 ‘ took place February 1. it’llt‘i. The

:uiie's maiden name \ras'Slarv Shaw.
\i'ASliiNGTOX, Feb. 20,.--1‘119 Sen- .lioth suits are‘rT‘Yiunnhle to the .‘l'aI‘t-l!
yesterday passed the bill to in- "‘Vm- -
crease the salary of lli‘e United States .loscph .\l. Mueller. of Norwalk til»
District Attorney for Connecticut. from ad suit tor divorce 1n the (‘Tx‘il Superior
81.500 to $4.500 allnuallv. It has been (aunt against Helen F‘. TiToellcr oi‘ Bori-
passcd hy the House and becomes a (0rd. N. Y.. alleging iniidelrfiy. The
law when signed by the President. papers were served upon the defendant
(‘onercsman Augustine Lonergan in- in the Redford Reformatorv. The
iroduced the bill in the, House iii-09:76- Couple were married in October, 1914.
inn for an increase to ;5_o()0_ The the defendant's maiden name heingl
Judiciary committee repo'rlt'xfil favor- Farr.
a‘nly after reducing the amount 10 34'" ,
300, and it was passed ln' the House a >~Ti'y A Sentinel “Hint Advertiser
month ago. ment and son. the Results.

The Senate Judiciary comutitit‘e alt- . .
proved it yesterday and directEd Sena-
tor Brandeaee to report it to the. Sen-
‘nte. A bill increasing the District
Attorney‘s caisry to $4.000 passed the.
Senate four years ago but failed in

_pass the House on account of the war
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kitchens. Does not chip or

Easily cleaned.
makes—WEAR.

 

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NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD 0R CATARRH

Apply Cream in Nostrils To
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Altl'll'hat relief! Your clogged nos-i
ti'ils open righ up. the air passaucs of
your head are clear i-tnd you can
breathe freely. No more imwkinm'
snuifling. mucous discharge, headachv’.
dryness—~no struggling for breath at
night, your (old or eatarrh is gone. .

Don‘t stav stuffed up: Get a small'
bottle of Ely‘s Cream Balm from your")
druggist new. Apply a little of thtsfi

 

stockholders here. As a result. tne‘ ,_ -~—-—.————~
meeting was postponed to Feb. 2°»,COUN'l'Y COMMISSIONERS'EENOM‘
Thomas G. Bennett. presidcnt ., the. lNATED YESTERDAY

company, read the court order, which3 HARTFORD. Feb. 20,—The New HR-
was issued on application of Elmer W, van County caucus yesterday after-
Demarcst, of New Jersey. It is be- noon unanimously renominated James
lieved the injunction ivas scoured on A. Geddcs‘. of Waterbury, as COUMI"
and by ballot renomin~
reorganization ‘ of the ated Jacob D. Whiter, of Cheshire, as
jcom'missloner, The nomination or Mr.
1 Walter was then made W. The

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fragrant. antiseptic cream in your nos-,
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passage of the head; soothe and heali
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lincry at moderate prices.

WINTER COATS

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special star linruuins. The manaae-
ment haw- :u'rouucd offerings sul‘l‘i

cir-nily largo to double the oi'dlnar}
tl:|\':4 scllin: The store will he open
c-d (Friday night) until 10 o‘cloek.

you CANli’rDo' IT

AGAIN lN 101. YEARS

 

chtI-rduv was one ol‘ :1 doZt'n day!“
in 1919. iii“ wcond in fact. on which
om may rizhtt‘ully write successive
numerals of three sets exactly similar.

February if). 1915'. Once mil-h, on
succeedingv months of the vent. wéTt‘

this be possible.

This will not occur again as a llov
sibility after 3919 for 101 years and one
day from the first time in 191:1 or on
January 20. 2020. Few pco‘m’s Today
wrlfing 2—19-1919 are making plans to
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A few models in Misses’ Coats. ii
A few extra sizes in Black Diagonal and (.‘hetr
iot Cloth.
A few fine Plush Coats and Girls” Coats to chm.
out very cheap.
Open a Charge Account If You Haven’t the Read:
Cash.
WILL CLOSE WASHINGTON'S lCUT ””5 GUT ‘7 '5 "4‘7"”
BlRTHDAY } MON?”

Tl“. ‘l‘uistnn “0““ “in HHS“ ”H «in? .xnthl‘...l:;', \Yli't delight;‘l’ill'ati'lmllu‘h’till “4;
.n\\‘ashiu:lou's‘ llirthdayl. To make (‘0. “Mn Slicil‘icld In“. t'L‘ir‘agC, . i.
up .for ””5 H his; double licutlcr sale “Hilly; \cur name and address (‘3. .‘ 173‘.
will he held tomorrow “llll a ltundrl‘t'l You will ”WNW! in rcturn a trial H. . k7

:lze containing Foley's Honey and Tai-
Compound, t‘or coughs, colds ‘ :uul
Fairy Ritlnvy l‘illl,” DIM) 9'-
Sitluu find in] 'k: z-luu...t-,.li:: wfiyf‘ ,
.kidncy and bladder ailments:
li‘olcy Cathatlic Tablets,
and thoroughly cleansing rat? .‘
constipation. hiliousnees, l.‘ u
and sluggish bowl ls. Stillww: 3-" -’l
t‘orpcration.

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1.- .- -- .- - ,__. Choice Beef. Veal. Muttm.
Pork
_Also a Full Line of Canaan!
SPECIALS Goods
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
For the W661i. SOUTH NORWALK, cons.
EVAP. MILK ..... 2 cans 25c TELEPHONE-CONNECT" 3"
WARD‘S BREAD—15c leaf 1
cut to ................. 13c :
FULL WEIGHT SKIM CON. :
'MILK, can ............ 14c l
PORK AND BEANS—Reg. :
15c can cut to ..... 12 120 l
QUAKER ROLLED OATS—— i _ _
3 lbs. 20c l‘ Specnal Cash Price
For Red Oak Coal
' 5 Hard Wood in Blocks-
} Phone
A, STULL I; “’M. EFFRON
,1 3 Rowan St., East Norwallx
24 Cottage Street th“f“,‘1,;.. T‘“ *4"
' l wScntiucl ill-tut .Mlxcrti=.u-in-:-'J9
East Norwa'k {are sure to Ming tho llcut 20.“)?! J"
‘ itainable. ‘
Service Station
STARTERS, GENERATORS“ AND MAGNETOS
OVERHAULED
EXPERT ON ALL ELECTRIC SYSTEMS AND
IGNITION
Vaast Bros. Garage
‘ ".1 ”in Esp-+2011, ' A

 

 

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