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When the stormy clouds are
gathering and the frost is on
the corn, when the snappy air
invigorate as first you greet
themorn, itisthenyouroon-
science troubles you if your
coal‘s notinthebmasStr
Winter's coming down the
pike and he ‘11 get you sure as
sin.
_ You might crack a safe or
rob 3. ha. " and get away with
that but non can’t postpone
the “rinse r by wearing a straw
hat. Anc‘ you can’t be warm
and cosy when cold weather
gains c01‘rol unless you feed
thc turn so with its daily
share of .oal.
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Axes That Cut
‘ ARE THE ONES TO BUY
We Sell Them
Even if the war is over that is
‘no reason why you should not
‘conscr'm ( ‘oal like e \'t‘l'_\'llllllg‘
else, is high in 1111c
( ollect the swap lllllllltl and
wood that/1s ly 111;: about. ( hop
It up and fill your cellar llt'ftil'i‘
winter comes.
Call on us for
Axes, Hatchets, Saws and Saw
Bucks
Albert 1). Morgan
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COAL
Wood 81 Grain
Devine Bros.
Seaview Ave. and First St.
TEI... 53
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THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY co.
4.2 Water St.
Phone 1215-5. So. Norwalk, 0t.
lagneto Parts, Starter and
Generator Brushes
Oils and Greases
Stewart Speedometer Parts
Iocony Gasoline and Kerosene
Acuto Supplies, Tires and Tubes
G. H. Hedenbers‘. Prop.
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Art-Craft Roofing
only suitable roof that can
Call and examine it
a-u'.
a.
_ Beautiful, permanent, and the
be put on right over the old shingles.
on 0mm.
mrwmmzw. Johnsflsrwille Co. Boobs.
Agents. too, for the one-Dipt Stained Shingles.
Agents as well. for seamless-d.
What will a roof cost? Please state which you prefer and
you’ll get the answer at once.
The Hatch 8. Bailey Co.
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
NOBWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
STBOMBERG CABBUBETOBS
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
' WELDING AND BRAZING
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT ST. 30. NORWALK-
Hot Weather Dresses tor Women & Misses
The handsomest collection and the largest assortment in
town.
PRICED VERY MODERATELY _
SPECIAL SHOWING 0? WHITE TUB SKETS
of the better kind. If you wish the best in quality and work-
manship then visit the Paris shop.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NOBWAL‘I.
JOHN B. RISKO
MEAT MARKET
5 LEXINGTON AVE.
TEL. 193
NOTICE FOR THE PUBLIC
Now is the time to save y'our money. Buy good quality
beef.
PLATE BEEF .................................... 14c lb.
SHOULDER STEAK .............................. 18c 1b.
ROUND STEAK .............. , ................... 25c 1b.
CHUCK MEAT .................................. 20c 1b.
STEW BEEF ..................................... 18c lb. "
SIRLOIN STEAK ................................. 26c lb.
PORTERHQUSE STEAK .......................... 26c lb.
After this I intend to ca rry a. large line of all kinds of
meats. Only Swift Western Beef sold.
Wagon starts on road again in a couple of days. Orders
delivered anywhere in.city and all surrounding towns.
63ft BUTTER 63in
The \ cry Best C rcamer v Butter—Pure and
S11 eet—T he kind to expect at Beckmann s.
__._A. _ _ - _- Dixie. Brand Bacon. pei lb. .................... 38c
-, fl . Mueller Brand Spaghetti or Macaroni plus". 110
BASKETS : {flellodgda’ a %V9hanl&{ilies (tn'BPosL Toasties. pkg. ls. llc
. re e o e ea iscuit ......... 2. . -. c
A“ Assortment 0f ““30““ i No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. . ........ D. gs, tic
well made BASKETS that are . Nucoa \ut Oleo. the 1101'ld s best. lb. ......... . . . 35c
useful as well as ornamental. l Magnolia or Clover Milk can ................. 18c
You will surely find i F ancv Long Island Potatoes .......... 5 lbs. for 22¢
' , F ancy Sweet Potatoes ................ 3 lbs. for 20¢
. “Just What I Want. ’ i CRovalelalki'Pg [Low dier. large Cétllf‘l .......... 2. ‘f' . ,3
. . 1 amp e s or an Beans w1 sauce .. or ‘ -oc
F. L. HAM“. TON 1 VervA fit gralde MixgdfeaBlb. 3.1%.“ . .E. . . 'f' 50h
111 s ancy a es rea s. tc.. res
49 Wall St- Telephone 125- everv Ahour at White Hou‘se Breadery. next to
‘— - - —— | B “M A'A”
mourns: " . EC A s -
Not in price, but in the regu. 83 Washington St. Phone 1400.
lar equipment of Prest-O-Lite ,
Batteries. .._. _ -_ _. 2—. -.__m _. ”r“ - - _..__.u--.
'* manufacturers now '5‘:
.. ui th' r 'th ‘ ’ '
3 gugogggggggie, Schultze 3 Saturday Spemals
' [We have one to fit your car. SMALL LEGS GENUINE‘ S
PRING LAMB ..... ' ..... 32c lb.
NOEVXA §1§¥%%AGE BREAD AND BUTTER POT ROASTS .............. 32c lb.
72 No Main.St BRISKET CORNED BEEP ...................... 12 1-2c lb.
SouthNorwalk. . SMOKED SHOULDERS ........................... 27c lb.
Phone 1 snounpnns or VEAL ........................... 260 lb.
w"... 33” ! FOREQUARTERS SPRING LAMB ................. 24c lb.
I rsnsn 011 001mm) PLATE ...................... 15c lb.
' ’ “ ‘ _ ‘ ’ ‘ MORRIS RAMS ................................. 36c lb.
.. “Get acquainted” 3 RIB ROASTS, boned and rolled . . . ...... . ........... 34c lb.
" The New girkkzutter & -
E2: or , - ‘
a ,0. m s, 8,, HM Selinltze’s Sanitary Markets
' Tet 009" “d mm . scour- s'oswsn.
V utelnsively, fresh every day.
men
auto sewho' assures
-—-4a-
ABOARDS. s. ALEXANDER on the
“Danube Hangar-17,1“;
miral commandino’the Danube for the
Inter-Allied Commission. in an inter-
'view on his flagship today described
the success which so far has markéd
the oflorts of the commission “to pro-
mote the commercial use of the Dan-
ube” since June 1. when control of
the river passed into its hands.
The commission, which is tempor
ary is responsible to the Supremi’
Economic Council it Paris lts other
members are the Mmuis de Bellow.
captain of the French Marine: Count
Dentlcl, an Italian colonel. and Henry
James on American. The prompt
and effective manner in which trans-
20 (Corr'e~ .
. Norwalk
port facilities on the Danube were re-
stored by the commission is well
known to all observers of events in
the Balkans. How it was accomplish-
ed is another story.
Admiral Troubrldge. who participat-
ed in the naval defense of Belgrade.
in 1915 and in the great Seiblan re-
treat is credited with his colleagues
as doing much toward reconstruction
in southeastern Europe. For two
years he was a representative of the
Bilt.sh “'ar Cabinet at Salonlkt and
came north with the advancing armLes.‘
reaching Belgrade on the day the Aus-
trians fled.
“Early in November of 1918." he,
said "there was not a single steam-
ship antlable for service on the Dan
ub'e. So we had to begin at the very
beginning. it was the aim of the Ann.
titans that all- shipping should escape
up the river to safety be1ond Vienna.
But as the ships raced northwaid they
“or? fired upon from the shmes by
the Juno-Stair revolutionaries. As a
result, many of the crews deserted
and a number of ships were surren-
deied or beached. This gave us a nu-
cleus for the rue—organization of serv-,
ice.
"Every difficulty confronted 112:. “'e
had to secure and organize new crews,
repair machinery and landings. The
armies had to be moved and an im-
iiiensc volume of traffic awaited hand-
ling. Also. there was a great shortage
of coal. “'0 secured some along: the
ll\'f‘l'. and later from Sarajmo. but the
areal bulk had to be furnished by
Great lll‘llflln. Three itinusand Ions
wore supplied regularly each month.
St'ii'ice had been resumed in Scuilln.
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“'11) terminus to l’anclim'a and to
Ntn'lsfld. -
“As rapidly as possibii- r‘lvilnlt‘l‘rl
were put in operation up the Save and
doun the Danube. The raviiillaeni
and met supply of several countries
and the movemeui of armies and refu-
gees awaited this service.
"When the steamer service
turned over to the Government :11
lleluiade, on July 1." commued iii--
:idiiiiiul, "We were handling cuiiiiiiv 1'
‘l'lttl Height :11 Bl‘lfll'fld!‘ at the iaie n!
..(mlb.mm Huh :1 311111 illlil ”1111- “'(i:
';i\.'iil:ihlo pnssviiuci‘ :iiid couinin-ieml
swine.- li'mii lli'lL’l‘HllI‘ iui' iin £|\'l'ltl;;1'
daily (llSllllli't‘ of 1,8011 miles."
Tlll‘ juiimlii'fion ol the (‘l\lllllll.~\lnll
\\'.l S
is ii'oiii SulJia. at the mouth oi the
:ll\'i'i. in Ne“ l l.u. in lluvniin. Steam
l' 1's pl) on vim-us sn-t‘liiln~ oi ilie 111-.
or twin Sillin.i to Para. .\';i\1:::iiion
1.»: iiiiprissible between llaya. ll” mile:
south of lilltltlpwrl. to l‘rirbuui'n. :i lilw
ill.l~l:ln(‘1‘ in 1th noitli. 'l'liis sc'i'liuii oi
the 511111.111 l~ i-oiitiollul by the Ma:-
1111' IV\'lIlllllHlll\‘l.~‘ and LS lll’.‘l\ll} 11111;
lhd. The section of the l'l\"l‘ iiiim‘
'l‘r‘isbonig to Passe», in litHclllrL 1~-
lotion. and the 1 uuiiiiissuin IS _ilu\\ ill‘l"
>i1'cly enunnell .11 ll'>lill'lfl2 Ii'uilic irom
l'ussziw 1o l'liii The ii-sloizition Ul
itu~;.ou 'll “‘21an on the 2111.11 i'iiei' his):
11.11 llli‘l'llllv' zuntis onl1 1h: II stone
fiion oi 11:11:11.1] noiiilitions 1:1 1h. AIM;
1.11 area,
1 In addition [11 his control of ('lllll'
'niciciul ll‘illlli' Admiral ‘i‘i'oubi'.duc l.\
‘111 Slllll'! n.1- ionimund of too allied 11:1-
~\'.'1l force on [111' Ilflllubr‘.’\\'lll('ll t'lll'
,bi'ucvs :1 total oi appi'oxinime‘q ll‘ill‘l)'
('l'flll. British, French. Serbian. .luZO'
Slaf' and Runiaiiian. This ioi'Ce is al—
nmsl :1 new creation, the ("rows iepru.’
so-ntini: a dozen nauons and iln- Sllll”
turning lioiu many mums. Hillli oi
[Min he in: prizes of “"111.
ANNiv ERSARY » ;
or THE BIRTH ;
or LAFAYETTE
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Jiiaserand. in his ail-l
di'Pss. said that “the war has now end-
ed as it should." and that the peace
which has been signed \1 as not a
Vpcace (1t ”\enzeance,” but a peace of
reparation and safety. lie Paid
touching tribute to the memory ot
Theodore Roosevelt saying both na-
tions mourned the absence of one 111.111
“and hearing no more a voice which.
on momentous occasions reached from.
one end of the world to the other.
.uacliinx men how to attain better
days through courage. sense of duty
and good citizenship. a voice now
[hushed forever."
Referring to the horrors of German
warfare and me devastation wiouzht
"tlll‘Oug’lloul Northern France, Mr. Jus
{serand said:
I "Do not think that those sturdy men
'11' ho in company with you.
the onrush of the Germans now stand
{aghast and disheartened at the aisht
of then ruins and the undeserved
;hai'dships in store [01 the: peace 01
no peace. No they flofim the con-
trary to the dismal regions where they
are sure to suffer, but where their
itathers lived before them and they
r want their children to live after them
They are busy clamp; the wreckage
filling the shell- he and. the needles
and removing the barbed Wine and the
Ambassador
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_ unexploded shallow million! at
Touching upon. 3mm
' dependence.
sciii'ed since.
.iui'esi 17.1.11 i11;_r
3l"i'.:
ll’iiw'il of simple iiit'riic-iinux 1i" :iiiliA
'111'11iwl in prisons l'i‘oiii lll":l who
a (loner
stopped '
Umbrellas, Suit Cases, Traveling Bags, Trunks
Cheeney’s Neckwear, the best made
Silk, Lisle and Cotton Hosiery
’8 Leading Dry Goods Store
Some Specialties in Men’s Wear
Light, Medium and Heavy Weight Underwear
The Famous Lion Brand Shirts
Pajamas of Pleasing Patterns
Plain and Initial Handkerchieis
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his heart enlisted When you heard
of the danger of France your hearts
enlisted the severest claims on you;
the widening of the limits of military
'age for your population and the lu-:
'crease of war tux passed by a unant
mous vote in the two houses. Your
‘doscendams to the end of time will be
proud of those ancestors of theirs Who
acted thus and fought so Well in the
great crisis. "
From Preside n1 Poincare the tollow
'ing mcsmne “as rerei1 ed
"The Brotherhood of America and
France was born in the “'ar of In-
it has newer been ob-.
11 has found its final
consecration in the great fight we
lia1c just fought shoulder in slioiildwi
tor the liberty ol llll‘ \101'ld. It will
lwep all US “worth in the future and
(nutrition: to ('uibolidati'. in the inter-
isi in humanity Ill! pvaci- Wliirli has
lwrn established. .11 ihe cost of so balls. bonhons and timer kinds of can '
man) .~.u'iiliun~. l1_\ the detenilri's oi divs, ion numi'rous to inrnlion. emln ers
iislil. 1% :11111- in mine and hung the l'illl
"To 1111- PIUI‘lG' HI 1].. l‘niied Stairs.
l H d 1111' 21- ~! 1"_- (it ill! l~'11nclilt1-- ~-—~ »- 0- -..--.. . .
lid 11'. to lllv .\lllt'lli‘tlll SUlfllt‘lS. ili- FLAGSHIP HARTFORD TO STAY. Qua-”51 adoz' ' J5“
(initial :‘I'llli llll‘ll'lll‘t' of Ill! 11' lil‘flllli‘lS \\‘.\Slll.\'tl'l‘(l.\'. Sept. 6. Fariugnit's Pints. a doz- - . - - _. - 30‘
1‘11 -'illll>, to the .\lilv'l'tf':ill iiioihc-is 111m old Hans-hip. the Hartford. in 11liicl1 ha FRUIT JAR, RINGS
lliil\1' tum I11”: um's 11111 1111- lullllv- ‘iifiui 1hr mined “aims oi the 101111 Reg 100 pkg cut to F(
n» «is of ,11mpv. in immune :11 111} . lrSlhrllllll and “lllf‘ll .11-rcnily has
piot'ound S}ll:p;1lll)'_" luv niliimi. 111d “uh demolition, 11:tl ECONOMY BRAND COFFEE
11-1 llO'lJtl l‘o 1~‘1111:'.~ 1'11 \‘ilL‘i Ntlfli i... lu-pt in 1101' oi‘iuiiiiil >lillf‘ as 1111-1111
'l.;i1.i1i {it"s u :11u-~ ilii'm'il} intiu i‘u- liisuuic relics of llll‘ nation. ?liv drink). :1 lb. ......... . . 3:“
Nico-d nu: touiw o: .1: Hon 111 the 11.11: .\;1\.\ [1. 11.1111111'11' 11111101111141! today. VAN CAMP.S BEANS
Tlio- i.:'.~? lml‘lv n! liar .‘ltillli' Nth-ii llll‘ 8.0811 lg“.
uorld from 111‘. on 1'11 lithium: ‘llSitSlf‘l ~ - - - - ' i
’1 l1: 111111.114 11: I....1._\- 111- and or flu ’ PURE CIDER VINEGAR
.‘Imm 2111151 in inlil ztv>li .11 llii minds F s. L y0~ a gal. . . , (Diff
u; ..\~ -.-. 1.. m...” .1: 11111 1..-om. '~ ‘ TOILET TISSUE 3 r0115 3m
Similar 1ht‘l’LlM'S “i‘l‘t‘ held .11 il1.~ . ‘
\.1llll Hill" in Sun Finni'iu't- \l1l\\:i'
in v. l'llllcill' lpliin. l".i_'~| ll0'\'lllt‘. .\'. 1:1. J‘, b pr'mt "' a
nil l.lill.>'\lllt. |\_\.. iln same illi's ‘ 7
Sam's in 1111. 11-.nl, tn :ln: ;.~--1 lllllli'311> so. wafwa" A. STDLL
11‘. lllUSO' citrus
In l'liiliiilelplii.i_ in :uldiiiun .1 I‘Ml'l“ ”A _ -
messagi- 11.12: also read 1111111 11w l‘i'ei i-
11- 1:1 ..; 1111 I'...;- Munitipal ('illlnl‘ll.
Cornerstone of Monument
Laid to Commemorate En-
try at America Into the
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.\"l‘\l1'1‘1ll'-\'lllllli.\ 111' 1h:-
l'i\ln'1l!llllllill"\ Fill'i'i'S.’
llTI‘ Mlli-miiitti ill '1'
iitl'uirs liei'c '
giving .-11 ,
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t‘llll‘l. it" llli‘
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l'ibllu‘l'1‘\\ln|till
:ii'ni_\
nearly all do) hula).
:leiim- i'eg.::ii'din;_r the wild of
plus supplies and prison llilil\"\ 1'1
vice. He said that prisoner. 11::-
rules should have tun-'1 v'p—
tiii')‘
«mites and pastry. and other afllle‘b of
(it r-nin'si'.
pops and siick randy.
(lii'n.
D. A. R. COLONIAL FESTIVAL.
Everyone is w'mktnx hard to main
.3 succc es of the‘ ‘( olonial Festival" to
be given h\' the Daughters of the Am"
eiican Revolution. on the lawns of the}
Misses Emil'v Lynes and Clara Hill,
on “est a1'.cnue on Sept.10th. i
There will be many beautiful an!
u~1ful :ii‘iiclis on the fancy work ta .
hie—ice cn am and punch, home made
H. Krieger 81 Co.
snowmo or FALL
CLOTHING FOR. MEN, W0
HEN, BOYS AND GIRLS.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS
SOLICITBD
food will be sold. and tea will be scrv
ed during the afternoon. An orches-
1111 of four pieces will furnish the run-
sical entertainment '
The special :lill'ilf'll‘ln.“ for the chil-
d1: 11 “ill b- 1h-“‘l-iiiiiiulTi-cc.'tmm
uliii l1 will ban: all sorts of intensi-
ing minus and lip candi 1.1hle full ofi
dc *ligious' sum IS Their will be fudge.
and piiirriii'lti, plenty of lolly.
salted nuts, slut.
pup ('Ul‘n
A Few Weekly
fed dates, puffed rice hind
ll 11 iains. conic llll' nest day.
IDEAL FRUIT JARS'
(A pure and satisfying
24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk
“THE SAPPHIRE"
Birthstone for September
A maiden born when Autumn‘s
‘n-..
‘TinEs
leaves ALL STANDARD MAKES
Are rustling in September's FIRSTS AND SECONDS
Breeze 4 1.. EFFRON
A 53351131? on her brow should ‘3 Rowan St. East Norvilk.
Twill cure diseases of the mind. iTel' 441‘ Tel 94;
(:11 TS i'
()lll‘ lH'i'Si 111 Mocks .11'1: lilltd ' REDUCED PRICE ON AIL
WALL PAPER
Lowest price on all Ready
Mixed Paint, Enamel, Brushes,
Window and Windshield Gloec
. -.
’ At BRAND S 1 Ask our price on painting and
JEWELER;T322 OPTlCAL paper hanging.
5 . A. COHEN
In overflowing: 11 izh
suggestions.
BUYING IN SAFETY
l1: lpi'ul 9'
SOUTH NORWALK
uei'e eoiivieteil oi" crimes, but
thought that Brain in 110ml W
Il:111~.'1ud t 'olonel F.. l’ Grind-"11?;
3.111111. li\1l1 liil:iiiti'\' could not be
he ll responsible loi .lllllM'S \1'li ill
ll:l\'t lueii uiidei' «lisiusxioii. ,
t'oionel (iriiisteml was lll'UIYL'lli“
before the t'l‘ficli'lic) lioai'd iiislemi
of liel'oi'i‘ :1 court-iiiiii‘iial HS .1 11'
Mlll of charges against him. and
.il ( niiiie 1 said today 1'13 :-1 »
tioii \\ .IS taken on :1 report I11' 131 -
judge d1l\nt .11e general. in “how
opiiioiii :i (illnlt'llltll (”Ulll- 111: i -
obtained in the: ease
LONDON A112. 2"
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t‘lli‘t‘ ill. 'l‘llt' A5501 ldlt‘il l’l'i‘ss l.-—ll .
has been suggested in Melbourne,
that the lmiies of St.
laud s patron saint- 11l1icl1
iiiie ni'tlied In some Austrian engi-
iieeis beneath the floor of a church
in Palestine. should he ‘sent to
London so that tlicyoniightmest in
some corner of. \\'1*stminsler Ali-
l1e_1. l‘he suszwestiou is not being
received with delight 111' the Ab-
bc_\' authorities =
“I do not care tuppcnce about
his bone said (‘ anon R. N.
Charles. of “Westminster, 11110
Spoke as a member of the chapter.
“There is oiilv room for six more;
faiiiousvpeople in the Abbey and
even then they'must be crrmatcd
before they not; interred. So what
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(ti-urge. lens“. _
141 Washington St.
Here Are the New
Fall School
Suits for Boys
Our Fall line of Boys” Suits
is now ready for the inspection
of mothers and their-sons.
These suits look well, 11.2.41
they wear as well as they lock.
They are stylish, attractive and
finely tailored. The boys wrll
like them, and parents will he
delighted-particular. ly with
their moderate cost.
For tomorrow we quote some
extra good values.
Norwalk Chronicler