Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 27, 1919 · page 11

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A i'ew questions which every house-factory owner or ngent
should be able to answer. 7
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

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. mochin which are housed under them? Should the be in-
” y , Farley as Head of Big Dio- .
speotodondrepan-edorrebuiltbeforethnwiondmms o cese
t. - spring cause damage? ,
1 , If you are having troubles with your old roofs or are eon-y NE“,— YORK Feb- ‘25 “Appointment?
" templating building new ones, may we not have the pleasure 4:; 31111121: game; J. Hayes em 1131131};
- op ew ark. oucce us
01: being M 35m“ to y on? late John M Farley, wan announced
' We have best grade of Shingles—3.1371 Asbestos and As- , reflex-(111:5 g; the arch " l’ resi;
Phalb-roofing paper of all grades at reasonable prices. . ffifieuc; e g” ”mm “3mm” 0 .
' A1chbishop HaVes a native of New
I York, 51 Vears of age, and a vigorous
‘ . O . worker in civic as well as religious
e atc a, e_ 0 attain-l. has had a renl'nrkable career
‘ _ _ 0 in the priesthobd, which he entered
only twenty—seven years ago. He
l was appointed chancellor of the
* archdiocese in 1913. eleven years
I -.- _- IL -- ,_._. '- .-- A -nfi A A- “we after his ordination, served two years

and became auxiliary
In his present. otfice,
he is the administrator of the world's:

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GEORGE r112 counts Many new models, while only

Hyatt
_. Nome-We Leading-Dry Goods Store
Among the Ribbons .and? Laces

Always the home of dainty things. The display just
now is unusually attractive with new ideas and novel at

(1111111311 AND PEIER PAN counts 50c. Collar and Cull Sets 11
0RGANDIE CtlllAR AN‘B CUFF SETS ln rose, lavender, blue 01

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- fielze'm diocese. -a Roman Catholic:
. , 0° STARTERS, GENERATORS AND MAGNETOS ‘(fllllflllflllly of 1335000 persons 1 . h

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. »- ~ EXPERT 0N Ana-anaemic sysmma m, f;1":"?..§“.:2§“£f 1.;1‘.‘::;...“:.’,“I~. 1.1.3:; .. FAN Y RlBllllNS New Dresden designs in severa W! a 5m
: IGNITION a... a... m. mum of manna able for hair ribbons or for lane) work
i .F-nllt-V roused abandonment of the;

.1 , ,_ 1, _, ‘- 1111) I11 stopping train the :uixiliaw F ._;
V _ 1 vaaSt Bros. Gdrage tuition to the :ll'cllblshopl'ic he told
‘ i lowvd in the stops of the later al‘dinnl , --.._.._._.-. - -...-~.._~_i.-_ _ ...A...- -H- .. _. _ M . _ - ..W__.-n_ . . .-..._- or _,,_., .

s L VON i 17 CHES I'NUT S I'REE'I' land archbishon. who was auxiliary m MEN ARE IGNORANT 0F CHANCEu ‘ WHAT CONGRESS PROVIDED. :mmum» waa dm'ul'ulwi. m...

o 1 'Al'rhbiahup (fol'l-lgall, whom he suc- ___~_ "mm“ and mam". 11le :.., h,
dab P . t. . r 1360 —' TELEPHONES— 2011 ”(and __.-_...._._. 'Government Offers New Opportunities Law Under Which Disabled Soldiers obVioua (are and devotion Jun. :
r." 'flg * H--.“ --__._ m A _ 1 " to Every Man Disabled by Are Given Free Re. Eduoatlon and ‘llwn name and look of 1111' 11' m!

_M j. ' “‘7 7 "‘7“ ‘_ 7" “””*‘”“” '“ "" ' ”W “"" w” Service. Placement. - on the little wooden cross \\ 1111 1. 1
‘ \\ AblllhthON Feb. 2. Thv gall-r. “'AblilhtaTfll‘, Feb. 31.--- Thl‘lt‘ “as ed his grave. “as tackul .t 1.1m .
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' l SChultze S Friday FlSh ' S!)t3(:lalsg of hope are opp“ for the young mun passvd by Congress and approved by; road: "Adoptvd by Modum.
[M i l i who seem to llt' lmpolc-ssly hundl-t lht‘ lH‘I'h‘ltllflll Juno 27. 1918 a law gem, Every grave in tho» l‘lllll'l' m
’1; TIRES 3 FAN’Q’v SHAD ...... , .............................. 35 c H). ‘ (upped by 1111- [055 of limbs and otl'n-rI l'mll) known as ”it Vocational RP-I cared for b." “"1““ FT'T'W“ ""‘~'
' i i ‘ l " *w“ "'l'lltlt‘Nr-lllll‘kV ol' the ’1‘ t b ttl iodur'llion Act " and sometimes the Ilihourne who has lost :1 mm 1.
. ! SMELT ................. . “N“ ' *' fee" “'9: ,. ‘ - ' ‘ '
3912831, 2' Fluts’ full gangs: 00 i " """""""""""" 22° lb' ; S ASHINGTON. Feb. 27,—Slogans Hwy ha“. {might for humanity. It is."Smitll-Senl's Act.” VV'hit'h providvel war. “'1ch :1 Y. M. l" 3.. \“uf‘hh‘; ,.
u """"""""" d l STEAK COD . . . . .’ ................................ 22c lb l:‘°”:;““ byti‘hpl I‘nlf’l‘nall th'trltlle Bu- the ”er05,. of this Icountry, ‘0 help that any n19n1hpl‘ of the armed throne ' why the llmlhl‘l‘s of From -' m
. Pa 0 n n ' ' -. ' ' _ , g . , . ,. .
A Other gigislesat Reduce : FRESH MACKEREL ............................. 256 lb. lnwm m. $22,312:, (figadnrefl‘hétvlflha tlwnl to us.» till“ remainder in it way of 11:0 [11110111 51:11:: gmernmtinlt :V'ho Loud and dmuuhgmlk 11, .. 11
l ' ‘vlt'jmgud conditions in which the tax- more onicienl than before. \‘olm'ar’of we won an ( l‘r‘tl )it‘ a: to em t o 1im graves our Woman on ml 1,. 11‘,
Alfo 3 Few 880011135 LCft i BOSTON BLUES ----------------------------- 20C “3- payer finds himself now that Victory 1111:.- war will not be social cripples and to NC! he lonlpvnsation from the“ wall hPl' tours and l‘l'llli‘”. “WY. “{ ' ‘
. . « ‘ Auto SUDDHCS l HADDOCK ........... . . fl ..................... 1461b. :‘gsglepn'l‘KLf’2m1év‘gi 0?:1‘lltliltfll'22“ :3: despondent pensioner-5, but lt‘habili. lit-1k insur'amo burmn and VV ho. an.” i had not («111m “11,-” ,1 3.1.,
' I .gflelluloid 811d (“#38 wmd- i FLAT FISH ................................. V ______ 14c lb bop}, (patented but the 1110115ng cost tilled. self-reliant, and sell»lespucting his dimlml'lz... in the opinion of the: come!"
’ w“ , shields ‘ ; . ' of the surreal; am] is to be met. largg mon. That was the purpose of thp federal board for Vocational education ——~
AARON KOHN it ” -_ ’i-‘u by ”"7 ”“9“ '0 be paid ”“8 .VNT {rumors of the vocational rehabilitav is unable to carry on :1 gainful ot-rupu-'
7 ' A I s o - lbul hugged: eglg'lp‘iiig‘onsgufitf‘m lion not passed by congresa last Juno. tion or to resume lll’a former (locum-V
1:155 Railroad Ave. Phone 489. ' SChultze 8 Sanitary Niarke's 50f tho slognnil. Then it Janis-.711“; and carried into ”m.” by :1 guV'ern- tion 01- omel- upon some other coup-AC .
1 Hm, paid your income 331-7-- mvnl norm-y .1110 federal board for \‘0 tion, or having 11‘5“!"le or “mow“ . rleger 00
I NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK. Anothur classes on income tax re- rational education at \Vashington. .npon such occupation is unable to con—
, - . ”1191: “tmi‘llllo iflflebfi?ii‘vv :31??? n1 1 Bull-y man discharged from army tinue some successfully. shall be luxu‘
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5 United States Lieu“. No. 17.903. loudl?‘ .111) reminded that ”lotitingoti ”l. mu} should know of the Ol‘llol‘tu- nlnllod by said hoax-(l whet-o vocational ' v i . ) ll \. ..
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i horn on armistice day did not and nines otters-«l llim. Friends should l'l‘Pdllcmlon IS {Pafilblln such course 01 Pine 5 Itl\-IHL (’ ‘ till '
” ~ — -- ,- .__. .-.- _M&W.- .2- .ler part in Winning :1 [more with point m” m m,“ mm if hp 1-: .."m;..~,.l Vocational rehabilitation as 1210 board 7‘ - - . .. -.
. _ . - . ~ . .- , ~ . . ‘ . . llllncl'V at )o )lli'll V.
l ' iih‘iittgzlmtiznlfgll halite 1,lli::'nt.oot::: l0 l'onllu-nsulion from the bureau of shall prescribe and pmflde. ‘ ‘_1 ° I ‘ ( l
i ' a horn." . ' _ "‘ war risk instll'ant'o, h.» is entitled also "Every person elocn‘ns '0 WNW cos.
i Pennant; who may bt‘ inclined m to a". “THC“ of the federal bom‘d such a course ot’V'ocational rehabililnfi
3 ar u ‘er ore Ygrumblo :11 the inrrenswl mic or tax- rm- vocational education. Tho boa-rd lion. while following the some, rn-
! v- , w E . :‘lfl‘mt‘hrlhz ‘51:?“ food ton thought in Will 35.51;: him in finding suitable mu. oeiV‘os m’onlhli' compensation not less . _,,,, _ _, ____ _ en-.- “‘
l A. . . _ '4- - - " ‘ )‘ - '- till 565 )"' ontl ‘1 -l 110 .
. 'l! 3011 think _Voill inmmo tax is :1 l 1151111111. and ll ‘11 I.» hlnllzll‘d 11} We 111 I“ m ‘ m ”4“" to ' ' _ .
l} 53 Milt" Street, - - Norwalk -l1ardship. .pictum. what you would nllysival condition l’rmn carrying on "11‘0“!" 0" his monthly DRY 101‘ ”W 1““ i‘UTOBIOI‘EILE R.U)l "1 F
‘ 3;:‘:;J:ll‘:n :1) alitlllma‘llllmd‘ \Villlionlglo 51““...55111113- his farm”. occupation. monlh of his active service. il‘ same TOR REPAIRI\(. I;
l 12 North Main Street S N lk 1 “the; 3023:“ igélgdgt on. 1111 Jo ' . ”11' board will give him such :1 courl-wy “'3‘ in oxmss 0f 365‘" Brass and Iron \Vlll‘h it
t . o 0. orwa "You stand ll!) {01 ”I? National An- "1' ll‘amine-«agricultural, industrial. Th0 ”Leducalion Dl‘th-idod is pill-til): Tinsn‘ithin2 l
i thvnl.Nowsml1d up and pay your vommercial. m- lll’tlfvs'sl't‘lnai, an is suit- voluntary 0“ thf‘ D3” 0f the. "It‘ll lak— Phone 435 t
‘ ‘ ‘30:- ‘ ’ ~ . ~~ . . ' z: 't: ”lPl‘O is no com "ls-ion. Am” 26 Main St N01"W"~F’ Cl" it
We hol’ 8. lot of people in 10"" u v l . . ‘ ' ed to it a needs and preference 5. , '"- l D . - o n. .
who aimyt keep it in d“, { FreSh Eggs - - _ .. 49¢ lca.l’in'll?hie:~:xm12;)em\l-‘o?iq3;i::i;; (31': “'hiiv hp is in ”mining. his family man l‘ound qualified is entitled to nn-l 1
house. That! why their 2 payment of Your income. tax'.“ vomimn-s '0 FW‘N'H‘ ”‘9 usual RUOV- dortako ”‘9 mum“ is “"0“?“ “”15”", -- -
ImamhightanddK-fl. ' "Don‘t try to fool your conscience mom. his tuition and (mm,- ‘xxpensps euro and all expenses of education
[uh MMHootsfumiture i I BBSi creamery Billie? ' " 53¢ :2,éi‘figg‘fou‘fi“‘tgfligfigmflf"; 3X: "Kid?!“ 10 his training are paid. and 911911 “5 ‘Uilion- bowl-‘1 ”1111111" and
andwoodwor'alooklikenew. ; mum". mx “$.11; has,“ 'mfl'ch Zn'my 1:0 is given at least $6?» per IllOfllll for laboratory and other fees. Thom» 1a 110: SPECIALS .
z i Fancy Sugar Corn ..... 2 cam 25c of the other pmhnuamg' Fubeifilcncv. if his last month's pay “PW limit $11 for the completion or the
i C be][’ ' """"" ' """ ‘ "It you didn‘t some mm- more you was more than that amount. he may- edu““”"“-- Th“ .\'01". dominntimz MHY F th W h
amp sBaked Beans ,,,,,,, ) cans 95c 'cam serve over here by paying your 1.“.th an amount equal ‘0 his last of the government is to make the malt ' ee "
g g ‘ m ”‘2‘"?0 ”L" < _ month‘s lav. When hp has fi ‘g 9 efficient inthe line which he has vlor-t-' or e
H ; Sauer Kraut . . , \\ hen the boy-V come home the} .l ' m'h d , ~ _ 7 .
linwondelhdfi-ihh “can“; t . ......................... 2 cans 20C will ask what YOU have done. Show his traimng course a job is ready and ”d' “’ hen h“ has romplotod the: YELLOW ONIONS
‘ r3 co.lon Doovcrllxaliioo‘lnd .5 l Karo . _ them-your income latxJ-ecelpt. waiting for him, probably, due to his course. if it be a wage earning 00ml l 2 n l‘ Wm
fIfWKg-am-efimhcnt I f ................................ 2 cans 20¢ t‘V'iitH] yiou my ’1):er incogie tugging neivly acquired skill, at higher wages nation. the Placement division 01' the. (mar b a r '
‘- c t at ‘Llflllt‘dl'e new main. ' , V . 1:0 :1 rcce pt ll'om 'nce Jun. 3 . . ) ' _ . ‘ . ‘ . ‘ , I .
, Grandmas Pancake Flour ............ 2 plots 25c would have wmlam Hollonzollern the“ he 9"" M0"? W'm’d- HIS com' ‘°““‘t"“ ”W“ ’1‘“. “m,“ ‘"‘”T":‘"“’“] WARD s BREAD.
”be“ D. M - have handed you? pensation from the war risk insurance for him and liexs Inducted tlleleln out] 150 1031‘ out, to 110
or an; "l-"nrle Sam still has dbl; job ahead bureau is in no way affected hv what supervised for a period of prnruca - 1 ......... o
g Stai‘é‘hffim‘l“ b" ”mg "0‘" 3" '1'“ my 0r may not earn- “ppmmimml’ ‘" ”a” ”W h" ”m". TOILET TISSUE 3 rolls ma
,HWASHIRGTON ’ _.-_;M ”A” ' —(——._.-—I _- demonstrate beyond doubt. that ho is - - I
_. __«_____,,_,l_~____«_______‘~___ _. ‘ ‘ _' 57c 57c 50 00 0 BOOKS FOR INQUEST IN AUTOMOBILE TRAG- able ‘0 carry (im ”‘9‘ workunndor cm; QUAKER ROLLED OATS, -
9 7 . EDV. ditions of act ve compo ”011 “'1‘ 1 3 q r .
REHABLE JUNK - lb , ~ AMERICAN SOLDIERS ‘ ‘ ' _ ' men who have not been injured. \‘Vhenl 3 b ' A”
W DEALER 3 o M > lb. . --—- 3 “TAMPORD‘ Pb- 37-‘“‘1 he inquest m‘ he does so qualify and is accepted as;
. Established'in 1904 ; , w . “-1331 THEA AMERICAN ARMY or m the death of siX-l‘val‘old “hark“ a competent. worker and is placed. """""
,7 , .mm or Send Postal \ cry Best Creamery Buttel~_bweet AS can Be. ()CC[I;%£110§5 Feb 27, (Correspol‘gd‘ Harold. son or Mr. and; Mrs. ifllaljlefi upon the pay roll as such. then 1115';
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‘3 L. EFFRON S . thofismd beookssogzfigfipnmg so)“ ‘53,]: Harold 0' .R-‘“' “'n be held _‘md“" ~1 support from the federal board avenues A S I ULL
. Rowan 81A, East Norwalk. iL t] lCflY Fresh E228 Der dOZ? .................. 51C 01‘ histor). science. reference. fiction Charles dmd 0“ Mm‘da’ evenm‘ a” and his pay, of course, begins as :1 °
PM 441. Tel. 441. : Crisco for shortening- .......... 14c. 28c and 41c can 3'11“ otherstdhave been, Telugu! lights the #5:]: 0‘ bring “m do‘f’; by f"‘_ skilled workman it the same time; 7
'— :’ 9 Datum zone recent \' or e nutomo 1e to :11 here 1nd Hunt .‘1\ .. l ‘
Baker 5 01‘ Huyler S COC03.301' can ............. 190‘ American soldiers holding the Cob» no“ “.1 q :3 L f \2 1 ‘Ymk \\ ho is his compensation begins from the ‘ .11' l ‘4'"- COttage Street
Special caSh Price Gold Medal 01' Jones Flour-.1) " 19112 bridgehead and the area on the ‘ ( .113 m 0 " “ ‘ lisk insurance bureau and this in abso~
, For Red Oak Goal Cam hell’s C d d not 82' . . . -. . . . $1.00 It)“ blink of the Rhine being held fol; munslanglitelz . Mar." lute!" nual'tected by any amount? East Nor‘va‘k
@Hard W in BiOCkS N0 inRoy 1P?“ {arise 30393. (331'!l ............ 10c ,'l‘\V'o distributing stations have been Harold. 555“?“ 0f “‘9 little bill? is m" which he may be able to earn. 0 '
1., 00d a an a 1011 0 (33. per h. 31 opened in Trier and Coblenz “here proving in the United Hospital. ’ . . ..._.....»
_ - . . . . . ; ..... c * . d The feedtal board for vocatlonal:
- -» Phon ) ' soldiers ma 1 . inere- . . ~ ~ ' ' -- v' : - -
k .. , e ' I "re L23f Lard. per "1.. ........... '. ..... J ‘ _ 29c lV' signing ($63.0 10“ books by and Lorena- near--9. mg“? 01 10mm” “.111. education at, “'ashington is earnest: ! ”*‘w‘ '
1 WM. EFFRON non rBrand Fr 118 1 “m ““9“" mm mime-*1 Somme” - - . 1
5 u BS a “10“. 1 lb. can ........... 21¢ logiment. In addition books are dis- ! l, 1 .1 “)0 Cor Ely endeavonng to get in touch w1th all‘
3 Bowen 8%, East Nor-walk. . Kellogg" S 00111 Flakes. per ”kg. ' 11C :£:?ULed t3 the troops in the smallfir “‘35“ “I’1 l we 2::mm:(mh)l:shed th-‘t‘ war disabled men to discuss 1heir;
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‘41. Tel. 441 : F'lncy Large Grape Fruit each ........ 10c .Se‘gilage'ftal: goggwiggough t e 3:93.31- “as! n» welliln: at a'speed (31. bases with them. and award the SPF“. E StOVve
M“ - ~ ,._.,,_._.,_:. (“lid Medal Pan Cake Flour I . fink“ 25C Distribution of books is in charge whim 40 miles‘an how in the cal be ; cial training if it is necmsarV and the: gg’ 9
------------ of Judson J. Jennings of Seattle. ( man “‘ quallfied ' ‘
Overcoats 011 Sale 3i ' Washington to ' - “016 from Mm Raymond Rouse, from .
_, ,1 r the librnn war 881‘ “AA—M...“ ! ,
V V ' . 7 1: ce f - Atlantic S dare. Snsvdei was alrestedi
mégizgm‘ glfeal grim; ‘1 A F BBC- ' , , ' tlion o lhhfihgngfigfafoufifbmsAfi?xfi‘ in Stanlt'ogd on Aug. 23 for the theft! FRENCHWOMEN KEEP GRAVES OF Nut and Peal
‘ Y Z i . . ‘ I 0 ' c bmry Was opened in Coblenz more of an automobile ' ' 3 S. 0' S. MEN DECORATFD' l I
4481:1161“. . 9 0 than two thousand books were taken There is a suspicion among the m 1 . LlBOURNE, France. Feb. 27.~—Near‘
OPYRKGH’I ‘ '83 and QE Washington St. Ph .ixtmzycigdgfihs tiggfiy garrison duty :11 police that Smder' 15 1135110115le fox Libourne is a great 5- 0- S. ‘SGWice
w,- - g . one 1405' l 5the theft of the touring car which Was of Supply) area where two thousands: . -
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dress W11! be:
PREAGH To STUDENTS
ON GAMBLING EVlLS al army and naV'y camps.
WILDDLETOVVN Feb. - u ““r—"Baldl
Rose gambler and onetime

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LEGALlZlNG WAR CON‘KRAOTS
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“Since the sen‘lationnli
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EINSIGNIA FOR WAR '
SERVICE WORKER

GREFNSBURG. Pm. Feb. 27. ~1‘ile
highest sealefbf mes eyeg- mill in
gWeounoreland- county was in (one in
“9.18.1116 miner's awe daily pay

t $6 an We often-lit
32 ov‘er 1917.1?“ 1mg yeafiy
mg of miners for 1’18 wag $1 800.
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{the murder in New York of Herman tracts was broken today with a. com- ”1009 While 3150 wuihemonthly
Rosenthal :fiambler and denizen of the prom=songleg~ment limiting the ,
underworld; eutsldeotthefiatel lletro- meat providing for

avenue. manyminemmwashlgh
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ithe property of «Howarti Richardson 0!

the White plains'cuy Came, from in
from: of the Carlton Hotel. Snyder

answers tlie'description of oneof the

two 'men who took thiilt' oar; ‘ He has
denied to' Detective Sergeat,Hetfer-
non and Chief Brennan. who men? to
‘Rye yesterday. that: he gale the ma‘

chine.

It is claimed that since the war days ago the Y. M. C. A held a memo-

swam Work ofithelRedCrosg has: rial sen
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irksome duty of keeping. constantly:

mowing toward the front the endless
supplies of food and ammunition. The
work was ‘bulletxproof” enough, but
monotonous, fatiguing and absolutely
without prospect of reward.

in. the grave-yard near L-l'bourne are
buried no men who were killed in no
ution. nevertheless, when a few Sun-

oe there. the etutude ot the

Prompt Delivery

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