TUESDAY. MAY 3, 1916
ml. NUT“ NORWALK PouNING summit.
Lunches
51 Wlfltl
Lone’ s Baha'i-L i
lilll NEWS
A month’s mind mass for the
Daniel McCarthy will lbe held tomorrow
late
morning at 8 o‘clock from St. Mary's
church.
t‘omplaints have been again made
cont-trning the keeping of chickens by
a Hurriti avenue resident. Health 0f-
ficer William .1. Tracey is investigat»
ing.
A driver's license, last by Fred lifll‘i-
lift, of this city, was turned over to
the police today by Nelson 1. Meserve.
Mr. Mesert'e found the license on Wall
street Saturday night. i
A regular oi “3-1 to...
Stranger Lodge, No set. s‘oits oi
George, will be lit'ld this etetitng, in
the club rooms, ill Main street
tine business will be transacted
meeting
St
-—Fpt-.-inl :ttractions a. th- ‘rllk‘s
Fair tonight.
A regular meeting of Norwalk Aerie.
N0, 588, l". 0. 1-2, will be held Itittior
row evening, iii the .‘lotige rooms. iti
Wall street. The customary refresh
merits will be served after the tlose
oi‘the business meeting. I
There will be a regular meeting of
Our Sisters' Rebecca Lodge, No
. 0.,0. R, tomorrow melting, iii the
lodge rooms in Wall street. Matters
of importance will come before this
meeting and all members are urged to
attend.
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Thero was another large- crowd at
the Elks Fair last night, and it was
announced that tonight would be the.
last night. The canvassera will be
busy until 9 o'clock, and then the hi"
ticles will be dispOsed of, and the fair.
which has proven very successful, will
he brought to a time.
v—Anyone knowing the whereabouts
of Mrs. Nora Space. nee itatcliforrl,
kindly address "\\'hereal;outs,” CLO
Sentinel otIlce.
Arrests are to be made within sev-
eral day‘s providing boys on llamilton
avenue do not stop making it uncont-
fortable for residents on that street.
Albert Wellnitz complains that his
tenants from 4 to 12 Hamilton avenue
are bothered considerably by dowdy-
18m. He requests police protection.
White Pine Compound}
Willi Tar .
For That Gold or Yours
F. I. lull. kissin-
DIV“ W Ruin-aid ‘
UNDERTAKER ;
. TsL, 0M roses; Neil... “J,
, 21 wasumoron or
3 NEW aao len-s BUILDING
LUCKY
TY when purchasin COA
FEED. FERTILIZ
every time. Get rn touch an
Phone 113.3.
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WHERE llillllillS 0f
‘CIIlllllt lililis worn
mutilate ton
(‘onnie Mack‘s champions are scat-
tered, but they are still playing b.
in one important particular the tam-l
ous Athletics have differed from other
champion teams of the past. When
the) tctt the stenes of their triumphs
they didn‘t slide down hill.
Three of the prominent contenders‘
for the American league flag, Chicago,
lioston and New York—are
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71 Nsnrv Assn It. Pro. Doll
relying .
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You know what you get in QUALITY and QUANTI-
8, BUILDING MATERIAL and t
other neediul goods in our line. The Best is the cheapest l
chants A wonderful help in time of need.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Connecticut River
SHAD
Caught in the morning. Received at 2 p. m. daily.
FULL LINE OF ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH.
D ROUND CLAMS.
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Market
upon pupils of (‘onnie Mack to keep:
them in the running. .
Itou ‘
Eddie (‘otiins is the captain of the
tense and defense.
Jack liarry made a champion team of
the Red Sox and w-itlLSpeaker gone
he stands today their greatest player."
i The Yankees are on top in the Inn-
‘ltll' major league and to Frank Bak-
er's work. not only as a batsman, but
as :t fielding star. a great measure of
their success is due.
And the pitchers? Well, the Yanks
lwenl itito the lead, and Bob Shaw'ltey
pitched and won the game that put
them there. (lit the very same day
"t‘hiei" Bender, pitching for the
l‘htllles, won the game that sent that
team ahead in the National.
Holder Jones ls counting upon Eddie
l’lnnk to make the llrowna dangerg
ous. No the Athletic stars aren't
throw. h. (‘onnie tut loose from them
.II the top of their careers.
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PitlllS N01 cum!
\\i 51‘ Kl.\(‘ STON, May I.—
('L'lltill-‘v ll Manstitld of New llau‘n,
t‘ottn, engine-er oi the (Iilt Edge Rx
press, which wa: ii ttlllsion with a
lotal ”rain on the \‘ew Y.ork \‘etv
Haven and Hartford liullrond, at
liradiortl. April 17, causing the death
of flu- passengers, pleaded not guilty
today to two llltlit‘lltit-lils charging
tnnnslaughttr. The indictments,
nhich were returned by a special
grand jury last Thursday. alleged that
Mansilcltl was responrihle for the
(lt't’lllln
terly, anti Mrs. ()liliii .\iartell,oi
Soutlihritlge. .\l(lr».‘~'
Judge (‘liurlt-s l“. Steariis, ol' the
Superior t‘ourt, who presided at to-
day‘s hearing. :llittllt‘tl \l;ttisfleld ten
days itt which to rithtlrar his plea.
if Ilt‘ tlesirctl. He has released on
3.11:00 bonds
The state’s attorneys
speedy trial and suggested
open next Monday. .lustice
however, said that because
urged a
that it
Stcarns.
of the
serious nature oi the l'llfllgt‘ and tho
9 defendant should lie allowed unipln
Ponassus (ouncil, No 1" 68' ltoyu I tinn- to prepare his defense. ’lhccaae
Arcanuni, Will hold a WWII" 1m’(‘I"Ui'hprolmlily will not bt tilt-ti tititll Sep-
tliis evening. Matters of routine busi-
ness will come before the meeting.
Routine business was conducted at
last nights meeting of Our Brothers”
L0dge,No.10 I 0. 0. F,twhich was
Ireld in the lodge rooms, in Wu ll
Itreet.
'Building Inspector Clarence I. Finch
Iettilier
In his testimony lit-tore interstate
(‘ommerce Comtnisdon investigators,
Engineer Mansfield asserted that the
‘signals in the towtr at Bradford Wtrc
set in a tonflicting manner, that Illt‘
distance mark being at clear and the.
first‘ 'home" signal against him.
——SHE TOLD HER NEIGHBOR,
“I told a neighbor whose child bad
And ‘
of Miss Lon-t t‘laike, of West-'
this morning issued to John R. Mar ;croup about Foley's Honey and Tar,"
ion two permits. One of these is for 1‘ writes Mr. Rehkamp. 2104 Herman St.
the building of a 2 story addition onto ' Covington. Ky. “When she gave it :2
a building on Clinton avenue owned,couple doses she was so pleased with
by John Barry. This will cost aboutllhe change she didn‘t know what to
8200. The other permit is for the re-l say.” This reliable remedy helm
’movsl of a house from Franklin ave- coughs, colds, croup and whooping
nus to the corner of Holden and Frank, cough.
iin avenues for Mrs. Mary 1". Silk. Sold everywhere.
Tire 1916 Tax Savings Club will open
'lllt: public.
Tax Saving Club
provide for the payment of your next year ’s tax by making
weekly or monthly deposits of stated amounts. if your tax is
550., deposit $1. 00 weekly, if it is $100., deposit $2 .00 week-
.;, ly. Tliis' ts an easy and sure method of preparing for your next
~sttuteliill. interest at- tire rate of 2 per cost will be paid on de-
posits. Chocks mailedito members on M 10th.
The mum_t Pruitflompgny
1 Johnstone 8r Murphy’s ‘
White So: and its star both on ot-f
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The acquisition of;
A Snappy model for young Men
Of English tan, lace,
$7.50
3.,me “not lIEIIilIi tit
L, HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR. l
While the cold and unreasonablel
weather which has prevailed in‘ thel
East during the past three weeks has
greatly upset both professional and
amateur sport schedules, it‘has been
a boom for spring football training
at the big universities. The candi-
dates have been able tolindulge in,
much harder preliminary work than;
was the case a year ago when the
thermometer was froml twenty to?
thirty degrees higher Practice its‘
either completed or under way at.
Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Cornell,i
Brown, Columbia and other;institu-'
tions which feature the game and the
coaches report large squads and much
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t'm all tired out and cannot bake,
th Live Wire up-to-dau m“-
137 Washington St.
fi‘
A weary housewife said.
Well, then, a kindly neighbor asked.
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Why don't you buy your bread?
vary. Mons 108.
‘ l‘m new in townwcan you suggest
Where i had better go?
it it is homemade bread you want,
Just go to 5 Monroe.
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CONNEALLY 8r BRACKEN ~.
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Cereal Cooker no.1: arm‘s"...
' to the customer holding the lucky number k udnhrvd‘a‘ah 515‘“:
From April 29 to May I inclusive each ptti “nun-u... III"
chaser of title. worth or our will receive a
numbered coupon which timst be signed and
deposited in a sealed box. The lucky holder
will be announced in our next Friday ttdv. . .
Buy as often as you wish;
bers you have the better the
have of uniting the cooker.
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the more num-
iusually indicates kidney trouble.
.do backache, rheumatism, sore,
.ley Kidney Pills.
leuthuainsrn among both the;veterans
1and the new men
tpiaces on the varsity
MIMI I‘llllilllil “" _I_
who will try for
elevens next
—WA8 TROUSLED AT NIGHT
Painful, annoying bladder weakness
So
swol-
len or still muscles or oints. Such
istptorao have been relieved by Fo
Henry Rudolph, Car-
Kidney Pills I sleep all night without
getting up."
Sold everywhere.
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SPRING SUITS
FOR MEN AND BOYS
All Complete At
$7. $10 and $12.50
Get the Habit and Go to
Goillieb’s
II No. Main at. Go. Norwaltt
FOR YOUR CLOTHES
Here is one who papers neatly,
Satisfies your taste completely,
With artistic skill your walls will
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Mintz’s
Founes Silk
Gloves
50c - 75c - $1.00
INSURANCE
FIRE
AUTOMOBILE
LIFE
REAL ESTATE
'mrv
counrv
soon:
i. M. unison-e.
Rents Notarioo Public
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalir
All the latest styles he's showing.
decorate.
No ZigZag Business-
innce you
'A. J. Angevine 81 Son
Tel. 371 .
East India Tea Co.
125 Washington Street
134430 WASHINGTON 8T.
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
Freight boat loam Pier 21 East
IZE.
HARTFORD, May 2.—Conenctlcut
delegates and alternates to the RC“
publican National Convention in CM-
cago, organised yesterday in the llart-
ford club. Officers wore elected as {01- I
Iowan .
Chairman of delegation—.1. Henry
Roraback, North Canaan; secretary--
George W. Klett, of New llritain: trea-
surer-E. H. liotchltlss, ot‘ Torrlngtott.
Transportation conirriittcc—-(‘hnrles .l.
Treadway, of Bristol; (‘harles W. ‘Bat-
num, of Lime Rock. and John Buck-
ley. of nion, with Chairman Roraback,
as ex-ofilclo member. It was voted to:
leave Connecticut by special train oti
Monday June 4. It was voted to as-
sist t-at'lt delegate. alternate and guest
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--HAS A GOOD REPUTATION.
The original and genuine Honey and
Tar cough syrup is Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound and because this has
given such universal satisfaction and
cured so many cases of coughs, colds.
t'l'Otlp and whooping cough there are.
imitations anti substitutes offered to‘
insist upon Foley's.
Sold everywhere.
May 5th. You can
REPUBLICAN oataokrss onom.”
Senator Jametr' resolution, authorising
- River, Now York (foot of Catharina
t 'Ot.) ovary day sxcopt bond-y, at s p.
'm. Freight received at Nor-walk up to
5 p .m. and at loath Norwalk up to
6:80 p. In.
(loom P. Feats. General Agent.
THE ANNINQ J. SMITH TRANts
, NITATION LINE. Ins.
The
Norwalk Pawnsliop
. Money Loaned on Arti: lea of
VALUE
tTools, Musical Instruments. Jew-
} elry, Etc. on Sale.
109. Roscniicltl. Prop.
40 Water St. So. Norwallt.
ELITE
SHOES
For Men
Elite quality is always held up to
the same high standard.
Always a dependable shoe.
$4 to $5
Glover’s
SOUTH NORWALK.
Milton Elwood, Manager.‘
THE DEM/1ND FOR
PRIVATE SHRETARIES
young people.
g— a
SENATE FAVORO NEW PROCEOB
OE MAKING GASOLENE.
II——l
Secretary of Interior- Authorlaod to At:-
ospt Patents on thtrnan Method
WASHINGTON, May 2.——Tho son-
Let us prepare you '
South Nflllk. m PI.
Chum. -
.
Kind attention he’s bestowing,
And the work is promptly done.
None have to wait.
\nd ii painting you are needing,
In this line he's also leading,
lie will make your house look new,
And uptodnte.
A. COHEN
I41 WAOHINGTON ITREET
The Reed 8: Volk
Electrical Co.
The Out, Fully Edutpm
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In this Town
AUTO BUPPLIEI
Phone 006—60 So. Main It.
.8 Chaos at. 13 Woodward Ave.
'Plions 1m Booth Nor-walk, Ct.
STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORL
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Tires, Tubs. and Suppllss. Prompt
Ionics a Feature.
iSyracuse Chilled Plows
' and ~
All Hand Garden
Tools in Stock
80. Norwalk. Music Ball 8100‘ l ‘
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We have all American men
in our employ whom you can
trust in your home We are
paying the highest market
prices for all kinds of Junk.
Feather Beds a specialty.
WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
3 Rowan St, E. Norwalk.
Tel. 441- Tel. 441.
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oil}: '
.IIIb fair”
and W1...»- 1-23:3???
RIIUILT TYPIWIITIII - L 04
llith. um
Was. an an
mos. Doll you.
W month. lash-q
sold at u ”r m.
JAO. WNNILLV‘
II tooth Main “not. Dom than”
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The New Science
. Chiropractic b the definition at tho
”cause of the disease and the art oi
adjusting the same. Dispose Is caused
,hya wrench. tot-tor sprain in tho
book. Even if done in childhood
It mates pinched curves and pain in
lists: life in tbs dinersut organs and
hubs. I
Chiropractors remove the cause cl
disease and pain, health is restored
through hat-mooning the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curvatuu
of the spins. You will never ram
giving tbs Chiropractor a chance is
help you. 1
Ulmtlc treatments gtvon also. i
T. Francis. D. C.
M Washington at. so. Norwallt. Con
Graduats from Palmer- Bohoal. DI
Has opsnsd a now tlsld for '
ate yesterday unanimously adopted
ths'sscrotary of tho Interior to accept
on behalf of tho government, the pa!-
onts for the Rittmau process of gaso-
“More. The process is cal-
culated to greatly reduce motion .
*' ht- Up—to-dlu Isl-visa Call
"in H. oauuNO.
mm Master: ans disharmo-
stop we warm 7"
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Albert 1) Morgan BeSutelts
(iluccsuor to Chat 0m .. i
‘12 WASHINGTON STE.
l0 NOlrwark CONN
FRISBIE’S A P IE
Made in the Cleanesi Plant.
from the best fresh Iruits
obtainable.
It You. [lave
Any Junk
5“” S. Jaitcc
“Successor to War. miss.
37 Fort Street. Mat Namath.
Aalr Your Grocer for Them.
Insrst on them at your res-
taurants. I
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CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouols
Iran right around who. salt
thing like this happens in your
home. "your
‘ PLUMBING
h defective. saturated, uuasav
taryor worn out. have us make
Lowest Priced Store in' Town
l 1701' mm rspsiru or install ..
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RN’PLUMBING ’
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