Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 20, 1916 · page 12

 

 

 

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sass Here fight by Stats - '
salsa '

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hat twill as u brusbeoaaed
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OH M .. . H - sane. Stats Potion-Juan: w. ill-ides} . ' . . ;
mum Iahauiahuscahsu wuss-seas... ?$”~Lu'“gmmfi?.§:£% , Ladies Tailored Suits

is alleged. conducts a traveling asides L

from a beer wagon.

The strike at the fuse company's
plant here iave him a line opportun-
ity to dispose of his wares and lief
has been on the fob steadily my
and night. Policeman Bridgema-
and Short! Convey have been after
him two days. Dunn came from
Hartford early this evening with a
heavy load and before he had time
to sell his goods he was nabbed.
Several doses bottles were found in
his possession without the necessary
orders. He was taken to Tariifville
wh‘bre a hearing was held before
Justice Adams. He pleaded guilty
and was lined 080 and costs, which
be paid. He has been advised by
the Judge and by the selectmen here
to make no more deliveries. on on

The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.

SOUTH NOIWALK. CONN.
West M “and Hades, leaver- beard

A very 'imited number. of most attractive styles and materials REDUCED T 0 $10.00
each. ‘

 

A Splendid Line of Ladies' Hosiery
New Draperies and Furniture Covering-s

 

REDUCTION SALE
|' i STUPENDOUS PRIOR REDUCTION.
SUITS. COATS and DRESSES of high-tailored cult to
pedection.

Positively and without exception these are the west
and most astonishing values oi the entire year. of
these garments will surpriseyouwbenyeuaeethem.

top at the Dayligh t Store. ALmATlQNS Hill.

In many effective colorings and designs.

VUDOR PORCH SCREENS, LOG CABIN RUGS. "KOLORFAST" FIBRE MAT— I
TINGS FOR PORCH AND SUMMER COTTAGES.

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and lrwin. who live
daughter. He also is survived by rela- ”am“ 0' the city Vb". “I.”

tim who live in New Canaan and swamps attord excellent breedinx}
vicinity. ~ places for thed angel'ous peat ofsum- l
'o

. R's COAL (mm we PARIS m( ders here until the strike is over.
3’ am "A!" ST. SOUTH NOPWALK bums ‘ND FUN! Ls Mlbdtlliilll and public-spirited I cltl-l
a...” Vrodenbu . sea as William B. Hubbeli. and his
"-’ 1“"- "* George Vretiieinburgbh dl yeaterday'u‘mrs of friends throughout the city ~ .
' afternoon at a one, Cross street. t _
Row-11401;?“ legality years. He 2:: 0d” deeply mourning M3 pass
is survv y aw ow, one son and '
GoldMedaI’Flour. 89¢ ldlmler—M'ai’dVrederrburghof . e er & O
I But ani'y Flour .. 80¢ lil.ovtlayt.on,andlirauura Martia.of' . .
i .New Yuk city. Funeral services will m1“! mom fm
l Full Weigh“ tShmrn' edCondensed Milk, can 8¢ it: h?“ imbibe alien‘s}. ulit/ileum - 4
sins cry, cry, on y ternoont
Force.apkg............... ........ .... .......... 10‘ ~31 2:300'cll)ock. The funerals/misc ”All." MD
. by automo ile courtage from this /
Granulated Sugar (until other goods) 3 1-4 lbs. ... . . 25¢ my. m chum o, Mam mmlor .
4i 0 e rs Kellogg's Corn Flakes, pkg. ..... . .. . . . . . .. . . . . .. 8¢ WWW“ “- 0"““3- (Continued From First Page.) .3. We are now selling toclcan w on spring stock of fine
,. . vv ‘ ‘A. S'IULL 4 Comm 03mm shim...”l ham 4 Tm 0mm, ”4mm“ m {. Tailored Suits. sum and Costs, at wonderful reductions.
.. THE apflnflue. mum” night after . mittee will on Thuflday of next we“. '
a N long illness. He has been conduct} so over the: round which is now un- 4
Gut-as 3““- I. ""It or neary two years. a great pa o d
g;_iisend Mower a... u... 4.33. some ... ,;:;:-g:;g°;-,;;¢ v1" "'- "rk Silk Dresses at
4: we sown n rng ea way-, B
~ ton, where he resided for many years. pocial ”0““ “‘3 “WM“ '1“ 5°
5"“?me , ~— . lbeing a contracting carpenter for a siren to the fresh water swamps on Nearly Hal! I rice
.4. . t it; . ‘ number of run He is Iunived 11! Connecticut and Riverside avenues. ill-
~ “'2 "“‘" “m ANDRE DA VE Y, Inc. .... attain“: ... ........ .....

No Ready Cash

8"“ m.“ Needed

98 Washington Si.

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Funeral 0' MN- .“V'fl- During this discussion. it was stated'

 

 

 

 

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M n, or m 0‘ m ‘; VERY BEST PEERLESS The "139'“ 0‘ In. Harlin“ 3' that although malaria cases in \‘or. i .9.
. ~ COFFEE 3‘0"". “‘0' 0' W Steven. W walk atp resent were not alarming in
BUTTER The Best Value in America held this afternoon noia the his home numb", m mm "m ,4. mm. A Charge Account can be opened in our store without

I 30¢ lb. 1’ Haviland “N“. The services "N more than an ordinary number for this W red tape. 4

. ' 35¢ lb. ac Stamps Free , in chuc- 01 Rev Jeh- BWM-W season or the year. . Especially in the ’
‘ D Morgan - ‘ w tor of :10 gotta; Tot?!” Gaff“; uptown section of the town this is

e .... tlonal c ure . an n rmento ow (“"4 we“: M‘M’Oéfifll’ .03.?" ”
‘ :tn Riverside centerv The board also considered a com- ' ’ ° ° ‘ ‘

m to CM- I- ”"0 A .1
, suluorou or. 886 Friday’s Large Adv. |fm “'0“ mm

4 tor Today’s Specials ”[8 m um '0“
liech Meat and Provision Co -‘°°""""°7"°': ""‘ "W

(2 Stores.)

 

iplalnt last evening. which has been re- two tradeboaies which have sagniiled
ceived relative to the unsanitary earn their intentions of holding meetings
ditions prevailing at Calf- Pasture in the Clifford in the near future.
Beach. it was decided by the board.i Mr. (fiadney fully believes in the
that it these conditions were not hot“ possibilities or a nut class small ho-
tered in the near future. ttv ould be- tel in this city. and will endeavor to
00!“ 0W '0! ““4““ to "0' give Norwdk a house that this city '
tidbit? °.'.I.”:.':.‘:‘:: .133“: m" "‘1 "° W °'
4 .

Hubbell a Barthel did a fine busi- Deny will he notified oi‘ these condi-‘ 4uih:“1:;:?: g:::e:::m;h;::
4 uses, “d '0” "'7 successful The "on. and it '5 “Md “1“ some '0' ‘decirable he has ever seen. So much
Sitcom Oi the arm 'u I“ t 0 m0" ticn will be taken to have the pres- ' indict
noteworthy when it is remembered ent situation improved. so, m “m‘ hebelleves it .‘ 3’
that the two partners "waited at the A complaint was also received and city m bxfb‘mtvzmgorfom

is shortlv before they took up considered during the meeting of nit-4'I «SUI! a “we“ .0 that hemay_

at the Naramako the
my hers permanently. - I

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Pants, May 5,-tCorrespondence o!
The A-eeiated' Pres'a)-—-No stranger
tale of escape from captivity has per-
haps ever been told in the annals of
any wanti- tlvat narrated by Major
do V— .a ”each aviator who wan
reesntty captured behind German liuén
when a dense fog caused him to lose
his bearings. Captured by the cue-
my. this dispirlted Frenchman . was
tied to his seat in his own.acroplano
and ordered by a German aviator of~

 

 

I , Needs . ‘

‘ *ID'UI.“ "Maoists-e. lee

stoves. across

“:“Imw screens. garden hose.
a"belies. rakes. trowels.ecrleen

4, _, .a - watorhlg pots. lace curtain
4 wiser mien. sts.

f, Gehebe , South Norwalit. Phone 1180. Norwalk. Phone ~sat. u... ”mm"... o. h... u, m mm m..." comm

v , 4 1 Hubtbcll g Barthel um gill-[ed Home. This matter will be taken up 3
4 w 0|. m ”M business in an old building on Ray. With the Charities Commission.

 

3 NORTH MAIN ST. 13 MAIN s'r.

 

 

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«bells molly «mascara

yuan-Wanderlust!

Prompt Delivery.

told it da'.

Special Sale of Flour

 

Jones or Pillsbury 945c bag

 

Tel. 371

 

East India Tea Co.

l25 Wilmington Street

 

Ved lanai

m3 lass no lb.
22c lb.

- Fare Quarter lanb 15o li.‘
Sacked Shoulder 15c lb.

 

 

Schullze’s Sanitary ‘ Markets

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mund street The increasing orders
oblited their removal to Mechanic
street.

At the Mechanic street factory the
inn msnufsctund both still and soft
hats. and bad one of the most com-
nlete factories in the country for that
purpose. The buildings covered over
an acre of ground. and included a
"frrmlng works." which were general
'y lull as a separate branch of the but
~ ahlng business

After conducting it very successful

‘bualneadp Messrs. Hubbell In Barthel

dissolved partnership. Mr. Barthel
continued the original factory, which
is still in operation on Mechanic
stmet, while Mr. Hubbell weht into
the much hat business for himself. He
established a flourishing trade’ at his
factory, on Woodwind avenue. which
is now- occupied by the Kerr-Dunno
Company, Mr. Hubbell has been retir-
“tl from active business for a number
if years. 4

Civiowlse Mr. Hubbell was especial-
v prominent. He‘ served as Demo

uric Mayor of South Not-walk for

The general health of the city, which
is believed to be in a fairly and con-
dition. just at present. was discussed
by then card. before the motion to ad-
ionrn was made and carried. Last
:evenna‘s meeting is said to have been
one of the most interesting ever held
by the Board of Health. since its for-
mation.

ciliiilitill m 4
BE tittiil mun

(Continued from First Page.)

w

in the near future Manager Giadney-
expects to put the rathahellar on an
equal footing with the leading Metro-
politan cafes in the way of service
food and entertainment. 0!! the Main
street front oi the hotel the contract
his already been is out to change the
stores so as to have two very desire
hie stores for routine purposes lrzltesd'
of one big store. There are also plans
under wav to make improvements on

 

 

-w¢ gains/ind the rest of. the

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

)0: 30 a. m.i-—The course of todays

stock market suggested a runner reitmder penaitv of instant death {mm a .

sites from the upward movement of
recent sessions. Reading. . continudi
to claim attentin, initial sales coat:
plising several large blocks at frac-

.loual gains and 100 shares at 104, an
mcr night advance of a point. from
which it soon declined to 101 7-8.

"are, were fairly luau offerings over
keaaecott and inspiration Coppers as.

active list. including the war share-5
end other specialties. tended variably
higher The greater part of this ad
vuncc was lost. however. before the
end of the hut haltbour.

ficer. who climbed in behind him. to '
I NEW YORK M” 20 (Wall Street. fly low over the French lines and not

to d a tosigml to his fellows,
bullet from the German's revolver. .
By the slntple process of loopinga
leelrmm V-‘—--- ridded him-
ballast in: nae-deems passenger-esp»;
tive. who had not taken the precan-
tion to secure himself to his seal. M
monouvre. accomplished after a sud-
den swift light to a higher altitud‘,
was executed so unexpectedly that thd

 

. angers of
W M.iostresdonot be.
have that thuow government weir
tun theiébu'ainass will make any

Thetaxisbberegnlated by the .éslso
olthe-

 

The members of The Norwaut Club
are to be guests of the South
Club on Wednesday evening. May 24,
1916.Wellnits-8terling orchestra wily
provide music. A club lunch will be
served.

 

Japanese press the revolutionists of t

Southern China have sent canvassers'

Lure

than there were before the war. These
include. mam of all slam from
those a seating accomme»

ation of 200 to those accommodating
or more. Reckoning the average
attendance at each. home W

 
 
 

aileron. nuns also or aluminum.

we... .
There.“ 4.600 W‘i'

”mmhlthe W. .
Notwalk Kingdus, era thousand less. perhaps.“

 

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. ‘ nahsn' W Sou m )3 v0 consecutive terms. and was a the Elizabeth street side of the prop cone 4
l r m CO ’ w , St. i’h N0 amnion councilman'for two terms. arty. i‘” "W to secure the ”"1““ “I tion ‘1: a“ ten years' 4
4 39 Main St. Norwalk. ' in 1335 he was elected cuncllman. r...“ "h ”va under way for me‘hpanese naval reservists as well radii!0t :‘WASR vast! :kxdrgfr .'
hat NM * mi so popular a councilman did he WWW! M a «ism “”0““ garage oiaoers T" hundred men lefil” )blin ‘ik‘r:bass:?or Pace I
‘ “ mg. .... Duo or. .- Kob'e a few days ago to serve on wart -
’ An anal was taken War h! u m an“ up" w a" the! ' m in a m of the ham ships of the revolutionaries. ”*0 “'3 “5de inform“ ti

mayor's mes durint 1881 and 1888.. it will be the 0i" of Mr. G-ladney to
when he left the maven once thala" Mtblic boti'es and lodges desirin!

If people replaced him in the common. ’ be" .r" "*0 ~ "r banquets, and
M- oouneiL- Kr. Hubbeli was one of til every facility will be offered for pri-
‘ lay. m case will 3. heard in the most prandnent Democrats «await vats parties for dances. card parties.

sins-eta! tour the
we‘ CourtofCoanncaPlease before Judge "W M 9“-

uslcoui slau roll HON UNI-
~ vases ~

Attorney William Tammany. la the
Thorpe rs. Johnson see. which was

8.7.x mm It! ”-ieeentlydecidedinravcr ot
t Nun—PresidentLMachi-siact

~mumom

site Home Office that thni‘uogfi
mu had first been im- ~‘
upon Lynch. There is

Dr. mo that. a Kobe attains" and
an authority oil international law. ant.
been engaged by the leaders 1: the cm
revolting provinces and has ahead: Cor
started for the revolutionary casters.

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

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mlm.‘ “ tu- Vflrviar eintbpiunbert'l‘ ' {‘1’- lines. at Mt stunt. mi -. . . . ot‘ lotsl people desiring and users- an independent government inSouth- 3” We Pkimnreerl'
'_’wggu~w‘_ “£00“. son .3 mm, ' visiting friends inflatthrd. l ihorwalk gi‘ets the losing of so modationn, ‘1le ‘3." have hesitant Chill- " ‘ "' IONIC?! J gag-Eldon, of Long
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