Evening sentinel, Friday, May 21, 1915 · page 6

 
 

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3 momma—sputum 41m Steak, 20c 11>. N. 1'. run.
I "fit. waning. ..__,.

Members of Norwaik Aerie, No. 588.
IF. 0. E. will assemble at the rooms in
l Wall street this evening in connection

with the carnival to be held in the

IR hum-mumuyoumu,
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» '1‘“ a warning.
‘ 5 . - near future.
' ’ TaYIor & GOIdefl An important meeting of the Girl‘s
» Friendly Society of the Trinity church
i “OUT" NORWM'K TRUIT 60.: was held last evening. Rehearsals of
I ‘ BUILDiNB, .the two plays. “Our Aunt from Cali-
‘roiephon. 1230i

fornia and “The Burglar," which are
to be presented soon. were held.

 

 

.& IIII NEWS

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3". /. Miss Alecia vBrede is ill with an at- William Goodwin was picked_.up by
‘1‘ . tack of the grip at her home in Lowe Sergeant Hunt under suspicion of

SUN-I‘l- being a deserter from the army. Ad-
._....__._._ ‘vices from Fort Slocum. N. Yo this
Mr. and Mrs. George Grey recentlv morning were to the effect that Good-

moved from Leroy Adams house i" win had been dishonorably discharged
Taylor avenue, to 13 Seymour street, and he was allowed to 80 free.
uhere a fine baby boy was born to,
them yesterday.

 

 

_ about June 1st on the 450 i'c-et of scar
swall which is to be constructed this
summer between Seaside Park "and
Fayerweather Island, Bridgeport.

 

—Pot Roast, ahy old price. N. Y. M.

"The t‘anadian Rockies" is the title
of a stereoptit'on lecture which will
be .glt‘en this evening in the Southl

 

 

At the regular meeting of Bucking-
ham Post, No. 30, Woman‘s llelief
Corps, yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Kerr,

'walk C - ‘ - -
1N“? n-tor :gzgfeiallIODS::(‘lhsmh' by iof Pasadena, California, was present
1‘ b ’ L 0111 ” dp‘ on. and made. some very pleasing remarks.
" fimok in the window No“. “0“ There was also~u reportt‘ r0111 the dele

igute, Mrs. liorton, to the annual state
(ontentlon in Hartford, May 12th and
13th, which was very satisfactory.

Market, 143 Washington street.

City Engineer George A. Sherron,
tonight, will speak before the Men‘s "'
Brotherhood of the South Norwalk'1 W- 11- 3981105, of Contentment [s-
]inptist church. Judge John H. Light Ilm‘d- reported ‘0 Chief 0‘ Police Wil
was scheduled to speak bulwan out.0f. llium R. Pennington that ills home was
town engagement has ‘nterfero‘ M». Ibroken into by thieves. The chief rt»
Sherron will discuss the commission ferred “‘9 0011115131!" t0 ”‘9 Barton “‘1‘

.-‘ forln of government. thorlties, as Mr. Searies' house is sit-‘
noted in the town of Darien.

 

The street department has imv l
proved several of the Bell island 3 N“’““"°““ complaints regarding
roads with loads of crushed gravel. Ibo” playing ball 0“ the ““9“” of
Within a short time the. department gNorwalk are being received by the
will start operations on Mill Hill. The 9011993 Playing on F0" street, Frank‘
Connecticut Hannah Company. very lln street and Haviland street has
shortly will start work on laying the been ordered stopped because of the
haggam pavement on East avenue danger in hitting pedestrians with the

._... bull.

William Oliver McLean, journalist; V,
bit the dust, figuratively speaking. yes-fl Judge thn H. Light, of this city,
lords}. afternoon on Beaview avenuc,_torn1er attorney general, will be the
wheathe. bicycle ho...was astrlde do,x commencementapeaker at the excrete
liberately and unconscientiously con- es of the graduating class of the State
nocted with a tyolmy rail, which. with ' Normal School, in Danbury, during
malice aforethough, protuded severalyJunew Former President William ‘11.
inches above. the roadway There were Taft had been invited to make the ad-

' no serious consmuences.- with the ex- dress but previous engagements inter-
ception of a possible strain to Mr. Mc- fere.
Leah's vocabulary and an eypanslve ‘
rent in one trouser leg.

 

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Attorney J. J. Llnxweiler, of this

BeCause of the untavorable weather city, represented J Ty rrell, of Fair
. the May festival which was schedul ‘,street upper Norwslk, who collided
ed to be held this evening under the with George M 'l‘umey, 0’ Bridgeport,

auspices of the Court Laurel Club at several days “3°v at a hearing held
the home of Mrs W H Ryan. on Fair chsterday before Judge Wilder in
field avenue, has been postponed um“ Bridgeport Bonds were continued at
Tuesday evening, May 55th The card 3260, and, as the plaintiff will be un-
mm. however. which was planned for able to attend court, because of in-
today, was held in spite of the "‘an juries received, the case was yester-
and a. large number were present ht d“ postponed t° June '-
Mrs. Ryan' 5 home this afternoon when
“ the playing started at three o'clock. l Postmaster Andi-cw. Leary has re-
l ceived notice from the Bureau of Navi-
:gatlon. United States Department of
Labor, that 10,000 to 18,000 men. will
be needed this season for the grain
harvesting throughout the western

 

—Roast Boer. 16c lb. N. Y. Mk1.

 

 

REGULAR PRICES.

Fellow-’5 Syr. Hypopllospllitcs, states. The wages will be $3 a day
$l-00 Size '5- ' ‘ ' ' 'H“ ' ' ' h' ‘ ' h 39‘: and board. English speaking’fnen will
Fellow 3 yr ypop 05p 1 es, be in demand, according to the infor-

$1. 50 size ........u..'.'... 1.1
Sloan’s Liniment, 25c size .. 19c
Swamp Root, 50c size . . . . .. 39c
' Swamp Root, $I.oo,size . . .. 79c
' . Pinkham’ 3‘ Comp, $1.00 size 791:
Other Goods at Equally Low

motion received by the postmaster.
They will, however, in all cases. be ex-
pected to defray their expenses to and
from the place of employment. Fur-
ther information may be secured from
C. L. Green, federal inspector, in
Prices.__________4___ icharge of employment distribution
Sdlhon-Poweli Corporation work, Post Otiice Building, Kansas

I! WASHINGTON STREET, City, Mo.

 

 

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Mcliarg Barton ii: Company, of this}
city and New York, will begin trcz'LU

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Dish Pan Free with a pound can 'of Premium
Brand Baking Powder.

 

 
 
 

 

smoked Shoulders: 'iic lb.

 

Fancy Maine Potatoes 161: pk

 

Sweet Sugar Corn
Early June Peas

oT'HEa BARGAINS

 

10v STAMPS FREE WITH FOLLOWING:

7c W 3101‘ 20c

BEST CREAMERY BUTTER .................... 33¢
GOOD TABLE BUTTER ....... . ................. 30¢
CLOVER MILK . ..... . . ......................... 10¢
EVAPORATED MILK, 3 cans ............... ,. . .. 25¢
JAPAN RICE, pound .........~ ................... 5¢
SLICED BACON, in jars 25c size ................ 20¢
CAMPBELL' S SOUPS, 3 for ..................... 25¢
PEANUT BUTTER, lb. ...................... ._ 12¢
PURE LARD, 1 lbs. ......... . ............... 25¢
COMPOUND LARD, lb .......................... 10¢

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,rpkgajellyPowdc’r ...... .......... roc
Ibot.Catsup ..... . ...... ................. me
1 pkg. Pure Spices ...... -. ............ ; ............ . too
1 pkg. Farina .. .. ....... . . . ..................... 10c
rpkg Macaroni .. ........... . . . ...... . we
1 pkg. Seedless Raisins ..... .. .. ..... 12c
1 bot Furniture Polish ..... .. ............... 25c
(10 «Stamps Free with l ll). Tea . . . . . . . . . ........ . . 60c
40 Stamps Free with i ll). 'l‘ea . . . . 50c
‘ 20 Stamps Free. with I lb.‘Coffee ................... 35c
l5 Stamps Free with 1 ll). Coffee , ................... 30c
[0 Stamps Free with 1 ll). Coffee ................... . 25c

 

East indie Tea Co.

TEL. 371 125 WASHINGTON STREET

IS NOT YET TAKEN.
(Continued from First Page.)

 

 

Gallipoli Peninsula. Fierce fighting is now said to be it

from sources friendly to the Allies state lhat the war

Turks. - , .

 

RPE'I‘ERIHEAD. Scotland, May 21.~—Thc

Wednesday.

 

 

‘I are now fighting around Turkish positions at Krithia

paper Messagcr d'Athens from .Mudros, Lemnos Island.
This information was received by the Havas
Agency from Athens.‘ '

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lawful prize.

Germany protested that this act of- capture Was in
violation of The Hague Convention, declaring that the
Ophelia Was a hospital. ship. The British government

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

Your Little Gui

_ A Philadelphia school girl asked permission to quit ..

. school and go to work. Shcsaid her father had been,

, killed, her mother was ill, and her brother on half":

pay, so she had to help support the family. "

Might a series of misfortunes pukYOIUR daugh-

‘ ldaughter into a similar position? Or is your *
lilo insured and are you building a bul- 7

wark of Savings at the South Niel-walk
Sayings Blink to- protect her from.

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

contended that the Ophelia only purported to be a hospi-
tal ship and that as a matter of fact "she was masquerad-
lug under false colors for scouting purposes. »

 

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BERNIE, Switzerland, hIay 21, via Paris, 11:25 a. m.——
The Swiss Federal authorttles. have decided to make suit-

I ‘ able representations to Gernidhy' on the sinking, M2y7. of

the Cunard Line steamer Lusitania by a Germ-ab subma-
rine, as a result of which three Swiss citizens lost their
lives. WWW fin? IIl , M‘I 3"”

. The government is awaiting knowledge of the Ger—
than reply to the Washington note on this subject, so as
to be the better able to choose a wise course of proce-
dure. '

 

LONDON. May 21, 12.54 p m.—.."
Rome the correspohdent of the Exchange Telegraph
Comipany Sayse' ‘Premier Salantlra this morning obtained

to the Vat1can, who leave tomorrow.’h

 

 

 

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ITALIAN NEWS DELAYED, BUT DECISIVE STEP

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progress near the neck of the pcnisula,, and dispatches

ships are doing great damage to the fortifications of tlic

British
‘ trawler Shrysolitc was sunk by a German submarine at
a point 30 miles off Kinuaird‘s Head, in the North Sea,

PARIS, Mlay zit—French troops have been landed at
Seddul Bahr, at the southern tip of the Gallipoli Penin-
sula and on the European side of the Dhrdancllcs, and

according to a dispatch received by the Grecian news-

News

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LONDON, May 21, 12356 p. m.—-The prize court has
decided that the German steamer Ophelia, captured iii the
North Sea by the British destroyer Meteor, Oct. 18, 1914,
and brought into Yaymouth the following day, was a

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_______._1_TIIII1II: 1111mm mums-s 8 RR RR“ c... RR R .

Bill of Dress—Service uniform with 3 V“ ‘ ‘ “
. dispatch frony i" ~ esp. leather belt with cartridge box
-' ' r and bayonet. attachedi7slfle.; '
' be givan to those members of the .
the royal signature to a decree suspendmg the. diplomas... , .. W who; “33““ to- bmfltatherél‘m .
tic immunity of the Austrian and German Amt) Sandals: -

 

. company, this command will assemble

company this command will parade

.- Tuesday mainst- after drill. A. medr- ‘

Ever-,1: '1‘on

Women: May! . 1915.

~5 lot;
mono mien co.
11-- mt 7.

Household? Needs
at special “prices
Saturdsy ”duly

49c 6 qt. Gray Enameled Cooking

 

 

l’lat Brass Extcnsion Rods .. 8c
$3.50 Aluminum Tea Kettles with

inset for boiling rice, etc. Sat-
urday .................. $2.49
Dark .Finish Screen Doors. any
size ............... .89c
10c Shelf Paper with lace edge.
any color ........... 71; roll

Albert P. Gehebc

”'WEBT WAUHINOTON 81'.
Phone 1000-2. '
Prompt Delivery.

 

. .. Scale ,
Beaupain & Saunders

ARBOROUIII‘UBISTS.
lPhone 2111-13 or IMO-5
80m NORWALK CONN

 

FAST FREIGHT LINE-T0 NEW
YORK.

Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
River, New York (foot of Catherine
St.) every day except Sunday, at3 p.
m. Freight received at Norwalk up to
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk unto
5:30 p. 111

George F. Foote, General Agent
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS-
PORTATION Liti‘E. Inc.

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“CLEAN UP—PAINT UP."
Besl Household PaintnStains and
Varnish
10¢ A“ CAN.
Guaranteed Quality

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The Roller 510 & 25cSiorc.

2832 So. Main St. , So. .Norwalk.

232$”—

‘ARTILLERVMEN some TO ‘
cuunoH.

 

Sixth'ICompan'y .to Attend Memorial
Service. in Trinity Parish.

 

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l ots .................... 4c ‘
$1. 25 Solid (upper Nickcl l’latcdi
Tea Kettles ............. 89c
12 Inch Blade Lawn Mowers,
u arrantcd ............. $2. 89
IBlack Screen Hoot Wire, 28.
inches wide ........ 14c yard
55c 10 qt? (ialtanized Vi ateriny.r
Pots ................... 39c
Extension l’orch Gates 7 feet
long .................. $2. 49-
Extension Door (rates 4 fcete
long . ..‘ ................ $1. 79
Lcmctcrv \ascs paintul green
.................... 9c each
19c lamilv Size Chopping liouls
at ...................... ioc

licavy \V’irc Carpet Beaters 9c,
Good Quality Whisk llrooms 7e

Trees Sprayed ’ Earl

 

k'be
cm.

I] Brass beds,

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A Gas Range
Cools Less
Than 8 Coal
Range.

' For a great deal less price than
you would pay for a coal range,

do morework and do it better.
Gas rangesare ornamental and
well made. They can be kept
clean much more easily than a

coal range.

’---The--.- ,
United Electric
Light & Water

Company

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

for Uri-emu Mice Gall“
Fred H, canons.
- mm: Director and Elm-Inn:
' Draco-mi nm..:;. '-
Telephone '0'. I
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Straw.w 1) Hats

(I Therefore it pays to

awake. If you are contem-
plating buying a new bedo
bout to start out house-
sure to see our
stock.

(glasshoiceIi wofods, [in of the
qua ty or e rices
asked. p

q We furnish every other
room in the house too. Ask
us about prices.

you can get a gas range that will ,

- camphored—they must be k 1 .

 

well when not

 
 

 

 

 
 

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ironbeds. beds

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

BUY
Hazelton
Coal

1 he a. Hershfield 315011 on)

TIL. ”I. 12! WATER IT.

 

 

Special Music ’;

EVERY SATU RDAY [VENING‘ _

Clifford Hotel .
~ Rathskelle‘r‘}

NOTE—Now entrance from Ella;
both 8M

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Fur Storage
Reheshed anthcllI’llli
ed at Summer Prices}?

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We.’ insure your furs agams
loss or injury.

The cost is trifling—the relic
from worry land care is great.
Your furs muSt be more thn

 

111 a suitably cold temperature}?
Our own furs are "stored in ."
same Way. .
Furs that we store for you r
quire cleaning at regular inter

 

 

 

The following ordg have been is-
sued to the merrilibrbf lkc}! the Sixth
Company:
1. In accordance With a vote of the

at the Armory Sunday, May 30, at
6: 45 p. 111., to attend memorial ser-
vices held at Trinity church, South
Norwaik.

Bill of Dress—Dress uniform, white
gloves, standing collar, side arms.
2. “in; accordance with a vote of the »

 
 
 
 
 

under arms acting.” escort for G.A .
R, Monday, May 31.
First Call. 8:15 a. m.; Assembly,

7:8. Inoculation against typhoid will

Greatly Reduced

Louis Avrick
t—m RERR , 21mm

 

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months we do not charge f- ~
storage}

RGYAI. FUR C0.

 
 

vale.

We consider this a part
our services and we do it c'
scientiously and scientifically.
In fact when We repair or
model furs during the summli

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cal silicon will come from Bridgeport . ‘
111nm” .sI large number