Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 17, 1919 · page 8

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BROOK 8T.,
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some standard intakes
which we ode-1'

Auto Tons
nunnlies and
Accessories

‘ AAnoN KOHN
Phone 489.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

DISTRIBUTORS

CARS FOR HIRE
Day. Week. Month or Year

l360 — TELEPHONES —— 2011

 
 

CADILLAC EIGH'I‘ MOTOR CARS

 
 
 

. CADILLAC Lmousmn’s AND TOURING

 
 
 
 
 

.“ We Solicit High-Class Renting Only

Vtaast Bros. Garage
17 CHESTNUT STREET ' '

 
 

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FOREOUARTERS' LAMB ...... 7‘ . '. . . .

S-tCW VflI ....... sit. . . .‘ ......
if Calves Liver -
PmsLIalyer. . '

 

Schultz'e’ 3 Sanitary Markets

United State: £10.11. No. 17..903

M AoriI lst

Bu) TlllS month as you not

Scheme s Tuesdav Specials

 

; counts" but after,pr lst‘
‘ purchaser. of Jenin. ' etc.

will be {emitted to'pay gov-
.- eminent tax of. flab five to
. ten' per cent. ‘ ‘

 

Stew LaniM ..................... ' ........

 

. '- 4.0001011121110311. mongol-es for
i. I! you 11101.1 good piece <

a We or
eyeglass frame. 1' duplicate.
or pair of glasses. a clock, a
uatch or even a good alarm
clock, you will find it here as
our 'stock is complete in all

or jewelry,

 

No'nwALx. ' scorn-1101mm am: he expected Menu-fie

dating the waiyperiod it hoe,

been almost impossible at,

 

times urge-t any stock and

 

Pleasing Prices at

FancvW Whole ain Rice. Der lb.

Crisco. for shorten Ing- . . .

Florida .Grane Fruit. tlarze and juicy: each
Magma a or Clover Milk. or can

orden -s‘c or V an Canto" 3 vanorated Milk.

 

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__. .. _ .I._‘ __,_ -1, ,.. A... ”-4. ._.-._4 ...

Heinze'a Sauer Kraut, p'er lb ..A. ..> 50
:orned Spareribe, Pige’ Feet and Pige't
Tongues.

Dixie and Economy Bacon ..-... 3515’

Smoked Shoulders ....... ...... 26:: life of Nikolai Lennie,

10 0:. Tomato Soup . . . . . . . ,. . .'.‘. . 15¢ . Shots were fired a't

Strictly Fresh Eggs ....... 55: the Central New
Full Line in Fresh Vegetables.

 

struck a mine early

TELEPHONE 5833.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

V , returned to their desks this morning. '

 

 

SOUTHERN srmx; 211020 38’“ ‘0 the hospital

1,500 railroad clerks employed on all

roads entering Atlanta, except the drowned. The regsel was
Nashtfille Chattanmr—a and St. LEE .. ’Baltimore for: Copenhagen.

 

 

 

 

after having been on strike since Fri:

,Mi-llio

 

 

ne'er possible to'get It Juet
Wherryou wanted ‘ ' ‘
took advantage of 03590111111-
iiee to purchase smell and in

would have otherwise done,
whenever they were present-
themselves
scarce and no bought it “hen

Beckrhann’ 3 Grocery

Qamnbell" 8 Pork and Be ans ......... 2 cans for 25¢
No. 1 Royal Plantation Cofiee. per lb.. .......
Ozone soap .the old reliable . delta

irk mannP sBo l_a_u:z . Soap ....... slijau ac.

This sale gives an oppor-
tunity for you to pui'flihse at
11. saving; of
twenty per
to buy before
-into effect. '

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lnstantP Ptuos mr .- ........ 300 Size 3.}. Silesuel
Every Ready. the popular buckwheafl . 2 10190351:

14c. 28cand Hogan
10¢

“fl“

lhe- tax goes

“Ell-mi

Also remember
is no BWindling at Brand‘s.
Goods here are in open mar—
ket-as it. has been 001' cus-
10m in the past.

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Remember We Delixer Direct to Your Home. f-f?

A F- BECKMANNSzCO A.

83 and 95 Wa'shimzton St. Phone 1405.

enough to demand it. Eveiy concern
made at" the time the pur- ‘
chaser makes selection. Dis-
count being made from the

, tags alreadx

ot‘ emplovment, So that every one 1
should be in the factory.” *' ‘1

 

poiganda could not be stopped by
‘puttlng people in jail,1utd maintain—.
ed that the only way to stop it. ‘is to.
gixe the unemployed work. 'The
married women should give up theil?
employment as a patriotic duty, mi .
the some patriotic principle fox 5

tAnother Attempt Made .
1 To Assassinate Lehine: ,
1 Bullet Wounds Chaufieur

assisted for )1!
\ears by the same two ex-
perts in the 5911 e111,
Cell line assured;

ting reliable goods and of all
repairs done b} mén of pro}-

! COP FmQh
ENH'A'GEN,‘ March 17.
Sugar Cured Hams ""“-"""’.‘ 30¢ e1- attemptohaa b n e a am" he asserted.

the Russian
Snyder's Chili Sauce ........ 25, 05¢ Bolshevist Premier, at Moacow 00'

.cording to. reports received here.
Lenlne, but he was

in a. threatening manner. M1.
31‘in continued: ‘ I have béen from,
one part of this state to another since

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

each coat. , ..

Reliable aarments in silk or. cloth finish. in a zood assortment of colol ..
that will surely move fast friends in st'ormv wea her.

CHILDREN’S RAIN COATS—Stronle in de. and a sure Drotection
from cold and dampness. There is a handy little hat to match in a pocket at

It l’ays to Buy Umbrellas Here.

We carry a cunnlete assortment of one of the lamest and most famous
manufacturers in 11'“ grades.

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? Trunks—Soil , C asese—Ira‘veling Bags.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 , .
ways «in order to gl‘l' 9. men employment
and that the state road work, for
which a. large appropriation is to be
made, he started 11's soon as possible.

F edeiiul Director Julin said that it
was estimated that there are between
'25 ,000 and 30,000 persons unemployed
In Comtecticut at the present time.
Of his number, he said. about one
hair are in Bridgeport and New Ham
‘vm‘. filth 8.000 in the {timer city and

 

o’er-e 3 ,000. while Waterbury

in: next “1112.000, the remainder
stuttering.

'1' it. Crowley, of Hartford, repre-

wilting the Hmford Central Labor

 

STATE pnontmfifl MAN WooEEAEE Toff“? M
‘ l, ‘ . 0F UNEMPLOYED END LIFE IS MISSING!
_ Continued 1:0; EIl'et page. Continued 110m First Page. 7

 

man's life. He was later taken to the
hospital where he refused to give his

tits. It. was learned however, that

named in France Saturday morning
the police loomed, through an investi-
gation conducted by them, that the
man was Private Nathan 811101111311.
of Scheneotndv, ' N. Y., and yesterday
morning the llospit'al authorities re-
delved a telephone call- from the I'.
General Hospital No. 1.1111111 56., ill
New York City. that P vote Silver-
man hAd been a. patient t ere, but. had
gotten away, how. they did not. say. I
Saturday morning. Benjamin Silver-

 

Union. w,hich he said. is composed
of thirty-seven organizations. with a?
.membership of 7,000 persons, said?
that-several married women and
their husbands are working in fac-
tories. He added that he believed
“mm the married women should re-
sign and that. the jobs should go to
men who are unemployed.

man, the soldiers brother. come
this city and went to the hospital to day
see his biotbor. He notified the au- the
‘thorities at the institution
wanted to take is brother out for a Pei-1y Baku
walk. This W9.
they agreed that if he W

 

J. M. Omburn, secretary of the.

ream: in C-otmecticut, and said that;
ganlzcd labor.

emplov ('1. he asserted.

 

yard 01' t "New Haven" road has:

tonight," he added, “these 156 mcnl

 

as y are. doing no“. if a special

of the out!)I ox‘canimlion 0f the 00' aimlesslv about

there has been 604398114110“ in 00111190" an told his brothel to go back to New
tlcut between ting empluicrs and 0r— iY.01‘k in; he was feeling all right and

he federal emllloy':wmild return immediately to the hos
in: m suntan has been beneficial t0 pita] The brother “as

”11- manulaetnrer, the farmer and the 1

He Cited instances of workmen be- are at present unknown.
flog cimwelled to give up their “0111.!

Around 4: 30 in the. afternoon Nath-

\\ filling and

 

 

11 ° ‘ ‘ ' t
. Kneger .0.
name or disclose any clue to his idon- '

he was A returned s’oidier. whom ‘ Millinery at popular pri-

m.

 

Fine showing of Spring

 

 

at first refused, but Saloon Loamw oi Amt-150:1

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Distillery Is Found

Temperance l~ an m

.RIONTG OM17: RY, AIL. M; il'l‘h )7
to mwndes rounn otficinls (loci 1mm: to

final thcx would take steps nrdw
Alabama bone (in la“ 10 1' It's.

that he (ate the 131.14]. BL-lt ianns.ow11m by

musidcm m the Anti-
follouinr:

ould ngn a the. disrmen md ld-IHIUP oi :1 28 "al-
release from the! institution for his ion illlfll Ill>llll4'l} on the 1":11111 wo-
brother, he would be allowed to go. port;

The man seemed \ery reluctant to do

. this, but finally consented and left Sheila's llft‘ H’H41'1iav.Two
Connecticut Federation of Label. said the place with his

mat he was in favor of the United Went to the 39mm]
j Slates employment service He told noticed by 30mm! persons

The still “as unearthed bl 111 pm"

gallons
brother. The; of uhlsm'} .md 40 gallons ofmash.
district and were “ere tiestmiml. and John Robei'ls, .1.

‘\\:ill;ing.1wmo “.is :nrvxtod.

 

ELKS GIVE $150,000 FOR

TRAlNlNG MAIMED SOLDlERS

AVASHIXGTUN. D. C.. Blitz'cli 1..~--
(Mannibminns 0| $1. 0000 in ”It 1-: Ike
has, parted Nathan novel appeared \\ at' Rollo! Commission 101 l\lln\l(l!l

l the pork of \lllilllOllilll‘ imminim;
at the ho in in is w e e 0
l on I] I d h b I abouts disabled soldiers sailors and 111.:1'mrw.

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“bile .11 the institution he announc- “a" .mnoumml "" "”41” "3' 'h' "“

the armistice “as signed. the num— his famih bolime that he has aiminl
her hi 4' oves in the classificationinil‘d 40 end his lite.

 

fibern reduced from 1 900 to 150. f'Aml LlVEs LOST 1N I

‘In New London the number of 1113- 9d that as soon as he could get out “5:111‘3?‘“d1‘:’:' ‘”"“:1""111'”‘__l-'l”“":1"x’]”\-
chiniah; employed by my Central \er— he would nuke another attempt at “'1 “‘efi ‘ a l “N m \M . i "‘1'“ 4‘ S
Imom, railroad has been reduced 1mm suicide and for this reason and his un- “3'13"“ "5"“ h” 1““ '-l 1‘ l "in" )1
'forty to ten, and in New Hawn since accountable actions 01‘ the past week Km

.MlLLle AND HALF

{incomes DEMOBlLlZED

\\' ASHING TON March 17. _, Officers

OKLAHOMA TORNADO‘ and men tic-mobilized number 1 410,381;

will be released." OKLAHOMA (‘ iTY. Okla Alarm 11.1100- “H! Ih'ilzl'r'll‘l'n! d11410141104311 Todm.

Continuing. he said: "This com-1——Three plisonez's are. tepbitod killed‘ 83. 744 \boing mm??? eommissilonei!
aniitec ehould Ncommcnd the samo‘. and several othms inlured in a icinadm? grades‘" 15) MW 4.3 ‘11: 119(1):" 01: mod
pressure he brought to bear upon the in Kingfisher oounn last night. \\ 11-94.; for a 1m :11 ”i”! t-:- _" 1040:5111:
railroad administration of“. this coun— are down and the extent 112‘ lllt‘ 1i:1111_-,l‘11\1.flg f'm ILMrH tmnmlnmnns 1 a
If) not to cut the force of employee age is not knoun -6 4 ’8

 

 

 

 

 

session of congress is needed. 1 think
the ipeopkk of Connecticut arcing

in this state should curtail the hoursj

Secretaiy Ornburn said that pro-Iv

slit worked in the munitions:

Walking that. he «was not speak; '

 

Snyder’s'byster Cocktail Sauce ..35¢"'°t injured. His chauueur was the armistice 1783 signed. and there it»:

n. tremendmis revoléitionarineftelgllijnyai

among the people 11* o are

ed. It. is easyforthel. W. W ’stogei;
followin because men out of cm i

8 8

ployment are attracted. They are-

willing to listen to some speaker wgho

possibly mpreaents the 1. Vi. W. . .

_ _ , wounded.
Premier Salad Dressing, large size, 3511: LONDON,’ Sunday—The Bolshevlki
' Small size ............ . . . . . . 15c 32:58:?! lg design Swedish Red Cross
, e, v
Grape Juice ........... '.'.. 15 and 251: on edelom st Kharkofi,

Notch-Our" stock 000853“
01' outta-11101101 are" aux-101v???
1y designed and that will give
jung- wearing serving,

accdrding to a. Stacklmlm despatch to

 

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Second Mine Explosion
Sank the Yselhaven

LON DON , MarcfliThe Ame
C. 0.121.311.1111--. m... A.

that the army and navy de-

mom Jae asked to stop discharg-
in; and telesales soldiers and sailors .
until the unemployment situation was
cared for. He gave, as his opinion ,
um it. was a mistake to discharge 1, -
000,000 or more men from the canton.’
ingots in this country to add to the
‘mnnber of unemployed. _

Eric!
76 NORTH MAIN STREET 7 “as at the time forty magnum“;

.Of Hartlepool. me surv'
scum NOEWALK, CONN. Am... the first explosion $3.333 132$

auay the sieanlship's stem 3 . ’
TELEPHONE CONNECTION vessel sank iii seven minutespgd‘he'thefi
survivors, of whom there were ”thirty
, five, were adrift for several hours he-
. ., fore they were picked up. Fouifw'em

 
 
 
 
 
 

ATLANTA, 9a., 31.11211 17,—.100111 An earlier rem n_.._ .5- - ._.-.

the lselhaven placed the possible.
ndmbe‘r of casualties at nine Sailors'

bound from“ '

 
 

 

Southern Railway Loses~ 7

 

 

{MLOmbum said that he had Bug 1

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