should roll the other
be; ’twould putt on all
. . hardiitsllanded in the
;and howtgtget
again ’wfll' 0 “er '1“
ya But if we lose a
cost unless,
.. 3 gm this‘Big,.Old
7.10!“ -
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OTORISTl
; GE BATTERY by add-
ecid—bring the battery to
- have the defect remedied
in down batteries, batteries
won’t work and won’t hold
1; “charge, " batterieathat are
- : giving trouble can be put
. , - i '1‘ GLASS CONDITION
,, mated to OUR CARE.
‘fimplete equipment and exa
F0, ork.
lessonable charges.
florwalk Storage
. Battery Co.
5 NORTH MAIN ST.,
out of sight and seene.’
how 'rdifi’fent. things.“
j terfomandsuitus'toa.
.war has hit the. old;
it.
ortwowe’llwin at,
as some-.
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SOMEBREEZY TALK j ~ a _.
g C it ,e. msaetheblmderormm 7
V _ hit-00h! and Whom any: descent.
-' smnmmm I
ThHath & Bailey C69
,, There gee need at it willingness-fuel ' mm
' equipped ea easily mom-sips mire. emu
. some iswe’llsellyoafwlsae. ”requiem-gene W
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Continued-Emil! use ml" 4 ‘fi
INCREASE mm ,f
1 m ‘ mandala: 1918. And .
Miners 2.836 cases reports
m , mules!
. z . We: .
. m , d! oi:
hineteencases were reported in the
entire state. Ferment-stun months
lot “this year 435.com were reported,
automaker . . tsincrease' .
'e‘ beginningof ’anothu epidemic.
the yeti-191,9 willshow a lower case
and- death rate for whooping cough
than any fiber year in the records of
the State Department of Health» But
it should be noted that probably less
Boson SERVICE .s‘r’ATIong
, 1m . RADIATOR comma as ’
NORWALKTIBES " ‘ ‘
8130113336 'OABBUEITORS ‘ '
summed: ., . CHILI-£05163!
wan-snooze , . , ~
mute AND name , .
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE mo end eon. . 12 case's-nor or. so. NORWALK.
to the health officer, because so many
without calling a physician. '
. “During the. present amonth, how,
ever, new cases have been reported at .
a rate which may bring the Nation»:
her total to 150. This is greatly in.
excess‘ of the l 'norgnal’ number ' of ,
November. and although not alarm-
ing, is is audicient to justify a gen-3
eral warning to parents, teachers,
and health officers that precautions
must be taken to check the spread of
the disease. . ‘
“The seriou?ess or whooping cough
is not genera y appreciated. but the
case fatality rateybased on the re,
ports received from health officers, is
as high as that of diphtheria and very
» Plen
Priced D
33 South Main St.
‘o-o---,-g.---
a,-
Compound Lard . .
Best Santos Coffee
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s:'<6----2. South N orv-alk.
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Smith, Underwood,
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented,
repaired. Rentals, 35
per month. Machines
sm'rl 2r$1Ooermonth
PLUMBER.
EWRlTER EXCHANGE.
Mela Ave" Bridgeport. Conn.
ya
VAN
A
.AK’
on" cost more in the begin-
bur you will gain more in the
“’6- buy everything in the line
Imk~—espccially Second-Hand
flux-e. ‘ 0-“.
499. '
TELEPHONE
DERS FOR JUNK
. tely sent for and best
.paid. Phone or send
‘ ‘ L. EFFRON
-wa.n St." ‘ East Norwalk.
” 441. Tel. 441.
,No Successors ‘ .
l
Specials
r the Week .
n: NEW ORLEANS
LASSES—a
_; Qt. 390, gal. $1.10
‘1 it A FINE GAL. PRUNES,
iib. ........... , .21c ,
.3: -——7All the leading '
e, per bag ..... $1.79
. n OATMEAL, ‘
- 3 lbs. 20c
BRAND CONDENSED.
' a canW.13c
A, ‘3 run.
SICottage Street»
Z'AL and WOOD
Best Mixed Tea .
Seeded Raisins . . .
Seedless Raisins . .
New Currants ._. . .
--4_~-----a-'-,.-n,c’
’ too-{it
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Great Thanksgiving Sale
A Rare Opportunity
WOMEN’S AND MISSES’
COATS. SUITS AND DRESSES
t,v_ to choose from.
osxtivelv lower th
We alter free of charge.
The Paris Cloak and Suit HouSe
ambushedieoi. - "South Norwalk. ‘
BestElginCreaInery Butter 65c lb
. » Eszs. every one guaranteed . . . . . .r... . 59c doz.
American Cheese , 35clb.
Standard Butler & Egg C0.
,d .«' ..... ,—' , .....
or Bargains Of
Come without delay.
an elsewhere.
much higher than that of scarlet'
fever, measles, or any of the other
communicable diseases of childhood.
Many a mother has exposed her child
to Whooping cough. firm in, the be-
lief that she was performing a good
act and in ignorance of the jeopardy
in which she placed the life of her
offspring. Familiarity ~—— and 'ignon’
ance~have too often bred a fatal con-
tempt for the common, but ‘serious,
preventable diseases.
"The germs of whooping cough
grow in the nose, throat and respir-
atory tubes, and. produce an, inflam-
.. 30clb...
. . . . . ...e~...~.--... 39c lb-
...............v15cpk2‘.
20cnkg.
25c like.
.a'..-. ...... .
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BOLSHEVIKI PLOT IN ~JAVA. ‘ COURT SENDS BOYS
TO .sou ..
THE HAGUE. Nov..14.—~The Dutch NO SPANKING
East Indian Government has revealed f
what is said to 'have been an extraora SPAMFORD’ C01!!!” Nov. 26.-—.Tlldgo
dinary Ilolshcvik plot in Java and oth-.I Samuel Young here 3951911093. two it“
or DulCh East Indian colonies under' venille offendersio be 50‘1“le spank
the guise of an anti—Japanese boycott. Ed‘ He Instructed MP5. D. J. Fitzmau-
.10 carry on Bolshevik propaganda ini -
.g‘
l‘hinese Bolsheviki, it is - stated, l “CE-,Pmbafion Officer. to see that tho
launched the campaign, advising the 5 boys parents; did the spanking and did
Ere: Indian Chinese not to trade with . a thorough job.
ill" Japanese bank. Agitation was’ The puishment “:33 meted out in
(‘( \ducted advocating: certain financial, the presence 01’ Mrs. Fi‘tzmaurice after
in limlions conducted by Chinesel Judge Young had retired from 00“”-
Tlese latter, according to the Nether-‘ Floyd Parkingtoneana Micheal Brid
la'ids’ Government agents, were found ; “Ck- the S
N be llolsbevil: sympathizers who had i mischief. - '
planned to use the funds thus secured;
ll’e Far East.
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I .
A press telegram from Magassaru
-
panked, were in custody for,
4 the actual participation of President
, ,Vt’ilson in the procedure—were again
. it. had been ended.
w ¢
.‘va. today a:nounced that the boy-
: - SWITCH OFF!
Mllllllll. BUSINESS
., consuls. ‘
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' nndquantities. Immede
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Put aside lessens, oil,
1 Qalomel, or Pills and
. take ‘I‘CasCare‘ .”
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and stomachrclegn, pure ,and' ’ rash
into actign everyiew
l Cathartic Pills;
iters? , . . . .
Stop having a bOWel‘ wash-day. Let
Cascarets gently cleanse and regulate
{the stomach, removethe sour and fer~
{mentlng food and foul gases, take the
iexcess bile train the liver and carry
out of the :09}911.and bowels ailihe con-
etipaied~w1fete matter and poisons so
you can straighten up. .
Caecarets tonight will makefiy‘on feel
great :by morning. They work" while
l you sleep—mover gripe, sicken or cause
.any inconvenience, and cost so little
dayejvith Salts.‘
Oil, or Purgatlve Wa-
i
too? ,
- __.v_....~—.e —.—_—
Individual ‘NamePencIls”
summonses! ' -
The CHRISTMAS Giemth‘ a per- F
-. , mark at the manutacturer
sons] touch. :Esich pencil ‘is'printed
with the name otth‘e recipient in
gold. human or the ordinarytrade
W ms .
sew!“
, (home and deter their meetings. A ses-
your bowels. 11:32.} In
with Cascaret's, or .merely’ ' whipping,
7, culty and made public today when re-
; rifle the Salary Schedule" were sent'to
Ition and the signs .of anordlnary
Icold. The incubation period is from
three to :eight days. The premonitory
symptoms are like these ’0: a simple
cold. These last about “a Week and
then follows a week or more of at-
tacks ot the characteristic coughing
which gave the disease its common'
name. The germs are usually pro!
duced in the greatest abundance at
the beginning of the second week ofi
the disease, and they usually disao.
pear by the end of the third week}
although the inflammation and cough.
may continue much longer. One of.
the greatest dangers connected with
whooping cough is the susceptibility
of paients to‘ pneumoniafiwhlch is a
frequent. complication of the, disease."
MANY CITIES ,
ARE VIRTUALLY-
WITHOUT FUEL
(Continued from Page Line-
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cold weather, forecast for today, was
;expected to add. to the discomfort'
givhich had been held in abeyance by
(mild temperatures during the last sev-
geral days. In that section many cities
land towns Were virtually without fuel.
Bunkering permits were granted by,
line regional director of the Allegheny
district for foreign vessels, permitting
ithem’sui‘l’icient coal reach the first'
cooling station on route to their de-
stinations. Authority also was grant-
.ed for supplying limited quantities of‘
icon-l to manufacturing plants in that
gregion.
At Sheridan, “‘yo" six miners today
:were under arrest charged with violate
ing the strike injunction issued by;
lliederal Judge Anderson at lndlanapol
lis. They were believed to. be the?
first workers to be lahen into custody
lunder that restraining order.
1 ,W’ASHINGTON, Nov. 26.~—Prospccts
Vfoir'the general resumption of coal
mining in the United States today still
swung around the expected action of l
the [Federal Government. C inetg
’members who spent. all of yeste y in
“sessionMWithout, however, enlisting
trying to reach a decision. .
Meanwhile,~the approach of the
[Thanksgiving holiday threatened the“
.wage scale negotiations with further
gdelayusince miners and coal operas
.Aprll only
than half'the cases are ever reported,
mothers attempt to treat the dim
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Everybody m. m" leek their best for me home festival and .Z
,- every department is filled with seasonable stocks ior '
’ MEN WOMEN , CHILDREN
noN emu-s _ was 4.4133,? son use one: in:
W: 1..“st " . .m.“ mass 4 ,.
museums _ COATS s .. 810011333 .. .3. [net
mamas. ,. -.Daasses lllm ._, W;
mum winsrs atom my
‘ ‘UMBRELLAS. SUIT CASE 3. TRAVELING BAGS.
_ ' CLOSED ALL DAY TOMORROW. V '1' Eli"?
=21:- L:—__.- _:_ I: .....
FANKED FIRES-‘KIN'DL‘ED
‘ WRATH OF TENANTS
DETROIT, Nov.
26.——-The prosecu-
.a.
l
tor’s alone is deluged with complaints' . ‘
from tenants who have been resisdnsl 1m 10 ”mm H
,,
eviction'and refusing to pay ren in-i
creases. They report that landlords}.
Grandmother's Recipe to keep her
Locks Dark, Glossy, Beautiful
are attempting to freeze them out by,
slanting of! heat rather than bringt it's
The old-time mixture of Sage Tea
gand Sulphur for darkening gray.
their cases into court.
streaked and faded hair "is grandmoth-
er’s recipe, and folks are again using
it to keep their hair a good, even color,
PRIZE FOR STUDENTS
FOR PERFECT COSTUME
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26,—The
Pennsylvania Museum and School of a
Art is seeking hygienic and artistic which is quite sensible, as we are liv-
improvementi women’s dress. Rich- ing in an age when a youthful ap-
ard Rickson of ew York has offered, pearance is of the greatest advantage.
a prize to the art student who will tie3 Nowadays, though, we don’t have
sign a perfect costume based on his-stile troublesome task of gathering the
torical, styles. sage and the massing mixing at home.
e..- All drug stores sell the ready to use
product, improved by the addition of .
Eliriegcrdzt‘o.
The leading Store in
Ready-io-wear
Clothes for Meatlo-
mcn, lilysud Girls
We Solicil Charge
moisten your comb or a soft brush
lwith it and draw this through your,
. _ father ingredients, called “Vt’yeth'sl Recon“.
Bridgeport‘s newest and most ;Sag'c and Sulphur Compound.” It is‘ .
,very popular because nobody can die» ‘ .
up-to-date electrical show icover it has been applied. Simplyl
l
rooms in New England.
STAR *
EEECTRIC
lhair, taking one small strand at af
ilime; by morning the my hair disap—l
gpears. but what. delights the ladies1
=with \l‘yeth‘s Sage and Sulphur Com-5
lpound. is that. besides beautifully"
3 darkening: the hair alter a few applied-l
itions. it also produces that soft lustre
and apearance of abundan
so attractive. w '
ce which is
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,If the baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs.‘
\Valter Kuszewski had arrived on an“
, 4 BABY VBORN ‘on'nov.’ 11 53 SOUTH MAIN 31"
camsreneomnms‘ncs. . . - . .
. CO. in NEW BEDFORD. Mass; Nov. 26.»~j A V1!“ t0 9“? store W111 PK“
MMJEANNEITE
South Norwalk's Leadmg'
Corselierrc & Glover
of great satisfaction to you.
lollier day but. November ll she might,
)liai‘e had a different name. As it is
300 Fairfield Ave,
W win-“wens.“ «menu.
Armistice.
Bridgeport, Conn i
A cordial invitation is ex- :
tended to the people of South
“n
she will go through life with the name1 —>
l
~T‘rv a Sentinel Want ‘5
.MM
._ Wiretorus
,e
We lead in wire installation
and motor repairing. ,
one SLOGAN
and ,
Norwalk and surrounding g ,
townstoinspect our large and .1
complete line of electrical fix- , ills". .4 e.
tur e s. We have just received another lot of e lemons MONI-
Here Ag
TOR SCHOOL SHOE, which everybody knows is all loath».
Come and get a pair for your childreh.
1
T!
We will offer some great bargains in MEN’S FLANNEL 3
snmrs, HEAVY UNDERWEAR and WOOLEN croon-
1G8. ' " i. 1'1! amunfiW
\
We’ll wire for you.
-tors’ representatives threatened to go ‘
.
ision of the scale .committegs in the
central competitive field. however, was
also set for today, where the recess
iquestion could be discussed.
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DIAN WHO lMPRlSONED .
, WHITE GlRL GETS FIVE YEARS a
HIAWATHA, Kan, Nov. 26.-Bobll:~‘
\Vhitewater, Indian, who lured two ‘f
white girls into the woods on the ‘2
Kickapoo reservation near here a few '
months ago: and kept them for five,
days like a cave man, entered a Net!
06 guilty, before Judge Stuart in the ‘_
Fistrict Court of ’Brown County and
was elven a sentence oi five years in
the State reformatory.
PROFESSOR CAN’T BUY SHOES g "
PITTSBURGH, Pa... Nov. 26.——~Ca‘
aegis Institute of Technology Brow
ears are soroorly, paid that some of .
them are unable to have eggs {0‘
breakfast, and at least one of them is
unable to buy himself a‘pair of shoes
hells badly in need of. These state
manta are said to have been made We
texalay "at a, meeting of the general fa».
selutions,asking the trustees to ”re
i'O' LETHAB ENG! '
‘9 s... , y N
left‘hisuirdmme
4. twenty-three shopping days
‘ will be here to help you so-
.. promise that the gifts
meantime. And, remember,
1 shopping to the last day or
so and do it right.
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BETTER SHOP EARLY
You cannot hold back the
hands of time. Whether your
Christmas shopping is done or
not, Christmas is coming just
from today. Right. up to the
last. minute Christmas Eve We,
See us before you buy elsewh
' from 30 to 60 per cent
lost your gifts, but We cannot
you
particularly want will be
heme-they may be sold in ihe
son 3110:.
you cannot leave all your”
.g‘euvme m SAFETY.
At: BRAND’S. e,
. sweeter mu OPTICAL
- special for
‘ Tuesday and
Monitor School Shoes $2.49
‘ Meh’sArmdeois,allsizes$4.98
rm»;m..
Wednesday ‘
etc. You will always save
-. when “you buy here. '
We also carry a complete line of the ENDIGOTT, JOHN
K‘n.‘ .1...-.-—~.....—’ » ~
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'58 Water 4 Sl- 58 Water St '1
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