WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1919’ _ ~
1,. 75-:
j BUY on.
VICTORY
l BONDS
1 NEW NECKWEAR
. 65c .11 :13 $.71
$1.00 '
$1.50
1 “fJoseph iD_avis
85 WASHINGTON smear,
1 SOUTH NORWALK.
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[City News
BISHOP NILAN URGES
THRIFT BY CHILDREN
(Continued on Page Four) 3
”As an 1nducemt hi to habits of sav-
iing. the government has issued th1ift.
. stamps and war saving stamps. so
that every person who purchases them
may have a share. in the ownership of
our great country. We must never
“forget that in the United States 0!
.Amerlca, the people are the. govern-
‘ment. In lending, therefore. to the
- government they are lending to them-
selV es , and investing their money
| where it will bring the best and surest
1 results The more money we lend to
‘ the gOV ernment, the less taxes: we
have to pay. It we do not lend we
must pay the expenses of the govern-
ment out of our own pockets. either in
' direct taxes or by paying more for the
things we use. If “9 put our savings
! into the gov,ern1uent then the Ametl
can people can not only pay their own
government expenses but also lend
, more money to othel nations and little
l by little VVe shall become the bankers
of the world so that other people will
11111 our debtors and will haVe to pay us
. .1. ., :\'l(“'l s.
' is l 1 he placul in the “'altl
- “"1 'n :11 1l11- Miller ship ,V'ard. As
\an :11 the' engine.
1vV1'11'r intends to have the boat hauled
111111 the 111L111" installed,
Hui} 1111-."
new arriVes.
' 11;.
\111‘l:
sptnt
\li'. lu'sliv- Stud-1i, of X1'\\'
'1'1'1ml11-r 11! .‘1l1's. '.\ (‘1. lkttlev,
and Sunday with his. sister.
in; Hist: Anna AtVVell was also
V 31:1".1 tin-111. Mr. Speed and Miss
Htso-lt 1.111114 :4 short Visit to \Vilton.
.1t $11 11111-11 ThaV'er, and en
\‘I'iV much.
1 Suturda'.
in: Ls;
"-1 lit-i111»
ll1'1\t 15 it
first 11 int'ort'ed concrete freight
built has been delivered to
'l'liv
2‘ l’ t'\ ('1‘
111 11:11-11 :1tion in its coal serVice The.
11 1: light, its walls beinz one. and a
191' inches. thick. It has been tested
'1 -1'11111:l1ly for 1-. capacity of 100.000
1 ands.
I ‘I / ‘
i1 i.~'.:'.nnt)uut'ed hy the Farm Bureau
my. the nitrate of soda ordered from
.".11- government farmers of Fairiield
”only has. been shipped from New
‘ ork and will be distributed through-
1-11 the county soon. The order which
1 11:1 expected to be filled some time
3:11. was delayed hv the harbor strike
11 New York city. '
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\'V'ithin a. ‘11 V1. days the price of Ice.
1111111 in some l0t';tl stores will ad-
from 711‘ to 1;:‘1 cents-V per quart.
'rzcluding VVar tax.
.11o~ 1-1111! {or each ton-cent
11! l)" (harro'd on mixed soft drinks
111d cream. Th:- war tax begins
Four-«day. Mhy 1. It must he paid by
h1- consumer 'hy ruling of the TI‘PRS'
'1\ Ill-ptirlnlt'lil.
‘. ilnpf'
in"
The 'inir limit for tho' licensing oi
~' «11‘ 1h:- t11w‘n expires Thursday.-
'.1 I. :Vt't11' that date an additional
11111:ll ‘111-1-Holl11t1-tl t'Vom all owners.
1.11 tail to luense theh does It is
111111.111111 that tht re are '11 Veral hun-
‘ :11 dogs in the town that haVe not.
.. 1 n 11-tzistr'r1'd at the town clerk s of-
:10,
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H171; A. ll. lioutwell, formerly
the ltaptis: Church in thi
short'time lieru 1:1-
'..‘1.i1- 11':1V'1-ling.l)y automoluls-
"2.111;", \i. V" to the hottw I‘I
'l'hv'
1'11' Ill
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NUI'VVtVlli. H11
1-.1111111111i 2.3. BOlllW' II and
'. M1512, lluittwell. Mr. limttVV'v'i‘. is‘
.. 11' 111' :1 church in Saratoaa
11l. News,
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VlChol‘,
. 1.2-1.1. i1:
' .Virs.
1111' nightt'en years
of ti." sales throw of the
sari. tactory ot’ the Turner Mu.
‘ 1111 1‘11, died at his home in New-
1 T111 inlay. Mr. Nichols had :1 wide
111:11111ance in the hat industry. hav-
l11-1-n closely connected with that
' “cry for many years. He had been
1 the Turner Machine (‘0. about
'2 teen years, and prior to taking
'1a' nosttlon was a member of the hat
1m 1 tacturing firm of T. .\i('l’l()lS &
r. of Bellville, N. J.
n.1'l' 1.1
.Ylt'lltl1
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T' 1' it. Sentinel Want Ad.
——1..._
Buy Bonds
of the
TAX ml?!
Pay 4 3-4 per cent.
Ready For Delivery
tonV"e1te:l V111 ht 1
ll't'.‘
M11 lilinois ( 111tr:1l Railtoad (‘ompanv‘
and a war tax of‘
purchase ‘
VV':1'«' :11' _;
their
LIBERTY _
LOAN «
for the use of our money. Every Am-
0ri1- 111 11m thus heroin: :1 capitalist
11nd 111'1111i11 11111111 V n11.1's :11_v tor lllt
11<1 ot hi1us1lt and otht-VMsVVhodeptltd
on 111111 to: prosiurity and happiness.
\\ 111 n .1 :11'1 or l1o_V gr'oVVs 1111 and
how ioltlln 111‘ to h: 11.8
saVed to 1,11 to 10ll1;,1
ssrul bus-iness of 11
11V1 11 on: s lll‘lll'. '1‘l1ou.:1nds nl Inns
and girls fail in life he: :111s1- they did
not prepare tl11-.111.~'1-lV 1-5 to hrgin right.
Thousands cannol enter their proper
‘. (‘t'iilltlll’llt't‘flllt‘" they were mu thrifty.
lt' thvy had saved and invested their
11111111111): they VVonid limo tl11- means to
, early sut'rs'ss. It the 211,111111111111 school
. children practiced thrift. they could
save more mono-y than is spent by all
the colleges and unch-isilies in tho
't'ountry. If they saved 111111 carriare a
day. it would amount to :1 million tit-l-
1111's a day. The price of admission to
the movies, it' saw-d, would reach (“'11
"million dollars a day. The cost of
candy saved would mean another mil-
lion dollars. All together, these. items
would total :1 billion and :1 h'tlf (101-
1:118 in the Veat If loamd to the gov-
er.nment this amount would be enough
to pay for the. ordinaty expenses oi"
the government. As an inVestment. it
would brim: a large income to the boys
:11th girls ot'tl1e counIrV'. At the same
time 1111.11 he'ilth would he better on
:11-1'1111111 :11 “1111111111. in tend ot‘ ridinz
in unsanitary trolley ears. Their eyes
VV'old not be injured by looking at mov-
ing pictures. Their minds would find
it easier to study. Their to-eth and
stomachs Would not he ruined by can-
,dy. Tin-y would have more time for
1 selfimprovement or inert-used varn-
‘ ions.
“80. boys and
:‘tumps as you
long as you can.
lu'aV'ts school
1111111211 mono)
or to I»... 1 in slit-1'1
girls, buy as many
can. Krup them :15
It will teach you to
, -
cs, Skirts.
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
'Hs VVell as you can "
Alter Easter 11111111111011 Sale
On Women's and Misses‘ Suits, Dolmans, Capes, Goats, Dress~
Plenty to choose from. Come and save money.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
.N‘.
use what i4 confided to Vour keepinx
10 KILLED BY EXPLOSION
.Farmer Mistakes Gasoline for Oil and
Pours it Into Stove.
Chelsea, 011111.. April 30.——Ten per-
sons are dead and two more are se.
verely burned as the result of an ex-'
plosion oi! molene near here yester-
day. when 'l‘om Ballard. a. farmer. mis-
took gasolene for coal oil and poured
it in a stove. The- dead are Mrs.
Charles Ridenhour and three children.
three children of Ira Ridgnhour, Mrs.
Tom Ballard and one child, and G. 11
Ballard. 1
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40 KILLED IN SALVADOR QUAKE
\‘i’ashlngton. April 30.~—The state 1111-,
partment was advised today th:. a 50’
vere earthquake occurred in San Sal-1
vador at 1 o’clock yesterday morning!
causing 40 deaths. injury to many per-
sons and considerable damage to pron-l
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We Just Received Anoth-
erSlVinm ntOf
FISK eANgFISRESTONE.
lAnd NORWALK TUBES
Seconds
Also some standard makes In l
tins-ts. which “9 offer at reduced l
pl‘lt‘: 5'
AVV nine. Auto Tons
Auto Supplies and
Accessories
AARON KOHN
55 Railroad Ave. Phone 489.
JACOBY'S
QUALITY 7
CLOTHES 1
for
MEN 2
WOMEN
and 1‘
CHILDREN 'Y
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Charge Accounts Opened ".
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SOUTH NORWALK.
Special at The Seymour
Hot Rolls,
DCOll.
Hot Soup. Salad, Beans. Cold Cuts of Meat.
Bread, Pies, Cakes, Corn Muffins, Biscuits.
All ready at
7 RAILROAD PLACE
South Norwglk.
COAL, W00!)
AH? GREEN
All Kinds. circuitry FEed
DEVINE BROS.
Tel. 53 g'
‘sanu “3.1113an 30 our; .1110
That'iwhywcnrteyonto
designs,
mm the
By comparison only you appreciate the value- edema in
Linoleum, Home Furnishings:
see our comprehensive lines 91’ ex-
qualifies“ bomb,
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'- Amglkirs is combination of seasohalfilitv and
«din.
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HOWLAND’S
Entrances on Main St., Fairfield Ave.. Cannon~§h
n
'Brhlzevofl. Oonn.‘
Tuesdlfi All!“ 20. 1019.
Summer 'voiles
come smiling
llow theory and Night and beautiful the
Summer voilcs.
l] (‘\V
\Vhat charming and dainty and full—of—scrvice
dresses they are going to make for all tlic.1'11joV'ablc
.VV'arm months to come!
Soft; pinks that have the vch‘ glow of Summer
itself, cool and delirious blue, quiet restful lavendcrs,
taupe—toned patterns which have the restful atmos—
phere of the shaded path through the woods, bright
and lively plaids, —-Oli; Illt‘l‘t‘“is :1 wondrous gather-
m g
beautV, of light fineness and good service. They
never lose their freshness hut 111111er their beauty by
simple trip to the laundry. 'l‘heV' retain their grace-
vful lines as made up in the clever new patterns. And
excellent value in “oven into 11V'1'1'V- square lllt'll of
their pleasing texture.
Color after color.
Patterns almost. \V'llllnlll 111111‘1I10r; large and
small. figures and flowers.
\Iarkrd feature is 1111- 111111111111' 11i‘1lark handsome
1-11lor ('l'l't'c-ts. shades of delighting soft 1-l'i'1'1't
quiet l'lV'llltt'srl.
and;
1
lonlxrdclvsiuns in:1ll11V'1-1'1i't1--1t<.:1l111v1-tl11ma-
1-i1-l1 satin >l 1'1111 ~~.'i~l.‘_’.'1 .‘ .1111
Fine (lttl'l{~i11llt'tl }1:1?l1'l‘t1.~‘. like Georgette
$1.271 V'artl.
\‘t'l‘_\'
11111111 in lmth more and air,
, Little special group of i'uulnrd designs, in inches
\\'l<lt‘.—lii‘l‘t' Vartl.
I
Dots and pl éltls‘ :1111l.1-~‘11:11s :1111lti11VV1rsli'.;ht1
'111d Stu inglikt' in 1-11l111' 11311-1. — 7101' yard. i
Dark :11 1d light 1:1tt1'1'11s. some tiny and some;
\'t.'l'_\‘ large and V'1'1'V 1f1'1-tiv1'. 7M1- _\‘:tr1l. i
. - . i
Lots and lots of (lillei't'nt colors and patterns of
spvvial qualitV—i'avoritc ruinis :1I111m'11l— 301' yard 1
V . . . . l
>tit""l:tl 11111111-1'111111' V'oilvs. 111:111V' hght and dark.
hues. 334.3 111111 All int-hrs wide; 331' and (551' V'ard
.\l:'.i11 1'00."
~ ' Pretty ribbons
extra--50c
JustTt’little hit of good news for little girls. who
-n._itt\’ the. lu'i'v'htneis and beauty of hair ribbons that
l‘t‘n l'.
11': speciallv good'
Moire toilet to illilu‘m VVith little 1 I'1"1.'1- tivc ttlfro of
Firm and yet soft. just right to tie into hair bows
:l1at will "stav put”.
AgloVV VV itk color—for tth offer red and pink
and VVhite and navy and 1" the other colors that girls
r. at like.
Six and a half inches wide, really Vvoith 69¢ a
;ard—-— .1 .. 5D
The “'t'atln'r; (‘oluimu'tl Pair. l
o'.
Roundup of
High-School suits-
l l ig‘ll Sv'ltuul
. -cv""
Almost Til smart \\'Vll‘lll_\' suits for
boys to pick from at a special price!
Suits oif snap and vim and Sl_\'l(‘~ t'ant-V- 111in111'1'~1
both light and dark.
O
Oh for wear 1111\V'~:111d for 20ml ~1'1'V'i1-1' all 511111.
merl
B1 ltcrs or plain 111111lcls; 111:;111IV and full of the
spir it of youth too.
All equipped with long ll'tlll.\1'l'<. \ITI'JN [‘1'J1111 1-3
to 20:“
were $8.75 65 $9.75
$6.75
were $15 and $18
$13.50
were $11.75 to $13.50
$9.50
$16.75
1111111. ‘ ‘ I
Clever little
girls’ cape -- $6 . '
pret-
1"111112 l:.1‘—'
)lolllt‘l'mltll1i“'\'lsl.t:]'1~llttll not have all lllt‘
tV' rapes! .
N0 indeed. lllt‘ Littlest Girl shall have 11111' 11111. if.
she Vvishtrs.
It is her-1- , all 10 ulv for hm" . and just its ]tlt‘ll_\"
and charming use can be.
llow little girls do dam-e as they see it!
And how happily they dam-11 along as they wear
it!
'3lu11 serge. of staunch texture. and nice weave.
Has: a little. vest front with smart red buttonsl. '
And just, the 111os1-11a1111.<1-11111 1-oll:11- of rod satin '
that over was! ,
$6.
Sizes ‘2 to (5——
Two more splendid
Bedtime story books
.\1111 they oomph-to those stories by 'l‘hornton .
Burgess “hit-h have brought delight to so litany.’
.1-hil1l1'1-1t!
Tilt" \th't'ltllll‘t's‘ of limit \Vllllt'
lho \1 l\"('llllllt_‘.\‘ oi (ll' Mi tah B1172: -'11d
‘1‘ 1itt1n by a man V'1l111l11111VVs 11111.1 Inn's 1111111111111
11”ng little
l".:11'l1 501:.
_\l.1i11 1‘ 111'. rv'n'.
Beauty-touches fOr
dress or suit
\Vith ‘1h: 1i1l1111ss of their 1-11l111' 111' tl11- spoilt)“
1111.1 4 1d tl111r \\llllt‘ purity tl11's1' VVuist11~ats :1111]
V has :11'1d1-ol11'1sodtla111ml: 111 disiimt :1111] V"'1'1V'-
1'1-:.l charm to the dress“ 111' still \\ ith \1l1i1- I1 1111:» “oars
'llltllt.
And ll11'-L';‘.tl11'l'il‘.j_" is so V'nt'i1'1'l that 111111 vhoost'a
VV‘itli 4:1tisi'av‘1ion t11111'1';:1111:tl ideas.
(‘llllll't 1i-
\\':1i~:11-11;1ts of silk and of satin. some
Her. zl in gold or in 1111lors that sharply and tastefully
Sonic tinisltt'd \\'llll Ctillfll‘.
‘7") to $1
1.11...
contrast VVith their tone.
sailor 1-i'i'1'1-1s as Well.
$l to $4
1111 Led and embrt‘iidered vt'stt-t's of organtly,
1::"l1V1 1' little (Icemation of filct and \ :1l lat-11s some
even with 11l1111tcd collar. l‘hr'so too 111111' the charm
of d1:li"liti11jr 111lor:—~tlcsh and rose and old blue and
tan as \Vt'll as, VVhite. And such erunhinatious 1115 “Mic
with tan 111' run: and blue with 1:111— 590 to $13.50“;
q'1‘llll l'ull lullzll's and sole
pini and lose and ltlllUll and VVhit1
0101:111th sets of collar and milk- are marked lav
trimming ul law or not; on 11v daintiqudone hand
caizbmidm'V . Y cs; Meaning colors or VV' hitc --. 1".»
$1 to
were $20 and $22 l
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