MAY. 8 r .. I, 1916 s
Belle Tate. Lia) Airgrttiia'i and Lillmn
Kiinmick Mere the FUdI‘dlttll.‘ o1 or
-roo- LK‘I‘l and i-‘LtliJl..Cit .~ r and tic
SIUi‘lt‘
‘~u inn *5 tt'idrt‘
iii at,‘
2‘; ‘1 7 I
HA ES zt‘rram pa:- >ei \rtl by M: \:I‘r~
Ham and Montiouw A \illt't‘l oi i-ir'
CITY BIARKET ‘(Vlih‘l'lty Ht'l'dlli k:
[grab bag in “hlkli hr wa; \uy tht'tt'N
.luljr' dd 3 lhl'iHitg
69 NO. MAIN 81‘. if“
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lu.].'tl’>i‘li‘c.lt at a
l the dli‘rcliul'i of ElllLdbr’Yl; \ln:
—Y€* ()ldeii Titir liont lit‘t 2‘.
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A call ha: tin—n ivrutd b) ‘l- t' .ni»
itnisaioiiei‘: of the Third lll;~l!‘lt'l not
tying the electors of the 113:1 Side
fin t :ttl Ilttt' . i.’
t Ton St‘pli'llilthr ii at the llrllltl \ti'IIIK
tplate. iron. '. tin o‘tlock in the morn»
‘ing until :1 o‘clock in the ‘dlit‘l’lthtill, tor
the- ptirposc ot‘ PXDP‘S‘l'I: l>\ littllot lltt'
fsentinn-ni ot the \‘tiirl: lino“ the ques-
36 Van Zandt, Cor. Osborne Ave.
SWEET POTATOES
NATIVE PEACHES
tiou of the pt‘optnctl ll‘i‘. r» ot illP linws
1 of our Electric plant to the t‘niwd lil-
ectric Light and Water t‘otnpany.
NATIVE TOMATOES : l ‘
PINEAPPLES 1 . —Should:-r Situk 14c. Siliultze,
CANTALOUPES 1 : —————- J k
The luililM‘l' for llll‘ ll .\. tit 'NJII
WATERMELONS i building on thr- (‘t'l‘l‘t'l‘ ot First ~'l‘H'l
ALL KINDS FRESH ‘ ‘and Seatten‘ ;l\~.‘illlt'. \\llit‘ll \\a~ d~~~
ilityt‘ll for rtilllt' llllit‘ bt-t’illlrr‘ oi the
embargo of the illill‘OIhlx has ttrrittd
FRUITS AND VEGE-
TABLES EVERY DAY:
with or this Iiuilritti: "out i“
jru.~heti it‘ Ti'llltll) as po<.~ihle.
“and il.’
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t — l’til"t‘l‘lttill5t‘ Strait for. Schultz
Lulu." is tliNli'd dl
Telephone Us 1522 t ‘ Tm "lldlllt‘
we Deliver . Fii‘s' h‘il't‘ l nttcr it tiip to tlrtitiiwit It
A goodly llllilllit‘l' \\it~ iii a'it'tltldlltt‘
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illl their .ttltit"l'l't1!:tl:i_\’ utwiit‘t': tii.t}‘
1t’t‘ "trill": of tltt' l-fttri .\\t‘!lllt‘ \l l)
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.(‘tnmh lat tiiult'. lie. 8 l'_ Fair
:: ltitllh; \\;i~ in charge.
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:i AST ] Sirloin Stt'IIk to. st mm.
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:I -_ ‘ .\ meeting: ot' the Third I): tiitt \o‘
1’ “cr~ \\‘>< liclti l;t.~t t‘\ ‘lllil‘.’ in l"! othce
:i NORWALK ‘oi‘ the Xot‘wtill; TILiitttiiit-ttt'lnt: t‘onr
q. ‘pllny on l-Tou :I\‘t‘nlll’. (it'll"T.l tllv
‘I t~tt>sion took place, Mr ‘iuthutg duti-
I hire wit> tltlllt'. -
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-—Ye Olden Tinic Rom lieer.
Tho lavt ltIlltllt‘.~ l‘l't‘ liiitttz put on
l. AGNES GUIID
"As [A N thi- .loM-ph l"tl\\l-‘lli litti't- ll h) it; our;
‘l‘l‘. i will probably he put into com-
;utission aizitin in ii to“ days.
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A very >tlt'l't’st‘llll litwn pnrtt “am
held lint cicninu iii the lltllllt‘ oi (‘hri'ir
Iotiher Fin" on \‘itii Zunt s'rect. The
lflnir was out?" tho- :tttqitt-es o! the :Igt'lllt‘lll.
St. Aflllt‘i liuild oi the (‘lirizt church. ...___._.-..
members of “lllt‘ hworked hard itiltl \"Hlit‘l" “ml-”r- "'r “”‘M" My“
Ind long to make the nilnlr an succesa- *IN‘Y-i .‘"~‘i“‘“lil-" 1" ”ll“ "'1'." on buol-
in] on it was. Electric bulbs covered neat-t. '
with crepe paper. American nuns
ad the fancy covered bootln-t (tire the.
place the beautiful look of tin old-l
fishioned pageant. in the early port
0! the evening selections were debilit-
Tin-re will 1;. nth-tied at to Van
Zant drew,
2i.
—-Ye Olden Time Root liver.
The Strawberry lltll Dairy is having
one of its large wagons rebuilt.
fully rendered by the East Side orcheso —_—
tn, composed of Dit'rtley (iriflln. Friiitk' 'TYP 010““ Tm” “w“ ““"r‘
Sturdevtint, ilowttrd Angt-liimn nnd‘ ' ’- M
N-talie Wheeler. .\ duet by May .‘in-
salmon tutti. Lilliztti Kimmick Mitt
ROWAYTON
much appreciated by those present {Is-l
won a solo liy Elizabeth Martin. Ilotlt
of the selt-ctions ware accompanied
In the band. .
The main it‘n‘lll‘t‘ of the evening's
‘proxrflm \\‘n‘< :t sketch entitlvtl “The‘
Bachelors lireani." lintl trim rendered
upropriatety by the cast. Nine of
the, young folks pitt‘ticipnlt‘tl itt it and
they all took their parts to perfection
1The names of the int-inherit of rho cost
lire llOWIIl‘tl‘Allflt'lllliln. Minnie Kiln-
mick, John and liven‘stcnd Fay. ilitzci
Parkincton, Belle Tate. Louise .Ien-
nings, .\l:tiiel Wood and Natalie
“'hccler.
Rowayton Heard From.
Editor Eentincl;
llello till]! 1 have a sure cure
for your ttihnent. Any day in the
llll‘l‘t‘ month. of- the your when '.lit‘
traffic is not heavy in RowaYton twe-
nue .wtilttt' down with your basket lllltl
cluni dimer. and 1 \\ill allUW _\(l\l
whet“ the best digging is {or :i mess
of clttnita. When you get 'etn take ‘er'
right home. Bill, tlte some way you
come. liiil thcnt out. then tttk-.- the
Booths were scattered over tltn broth while hot, and Hutth‘ your fr‘et in
grounds and did 21 rushing busines‘s it for ten minutes. The rush of blood
The cake booth its-.3 in charge of 3111- will soon ledi‘e your lieittl. and your
bel Wood, the candy in charge ollllt‘lllill facilities will soon be brighter.
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. “are old unit oratiuu‘t-i when outrun;
it first cl.i.~:< llllllllll‘l’y and'
dry L'Otltli store, under New York man .
‘tht‘ Xot'wztlk airtnory.
.‘U you and )our three {fiends cut see
your pay clear to go away back and;
nil down and forget there is such a
place as the i-‘itth Ward, Rowuyttin, on
the map of Nt."‘b\alk. We uterluok
what you have lost. Bill. you get in»
How a {rplt‘neulaillt oi ilk: clam diz-
get-z. of RUIAHUII. t
rumors ii. ()AKES ‘
Fii‘h Ward. Ht!“‘d)‘tult. Conn.
St‘phlflltt‘l‘. l. 1316
Yo ()ltltll Tillit‘ litiot Beer.
' Wherr- i_~ Norwitlk': patriotibin" .\t-r»
“all. >0‘t‘lll.\ to lie our til the .Hlll“t‘.‘l
[until in turn. to slit)“ their patriot-
ltllJ. Lihl night when ‘he Ruluytlii
diutn corps planed The Star liitngitd
Banner, lli" leatiri‘ “as the only one
tli..t retnoitti his hat.
This in u dimrace not only to our
local town :iut phat would \lsl'Ut‘b
think or .~ut i1 patriotirtu.
, Sirloin Steak ibc. Schultz.
Summary process action has been
brought ll) Jacob \‘. Raymond t‘or po .-
st‘rhiull of the premises now Occupied
by Job lm-kwood, lloton I'oint road.
ml‘or'erhouse Steak 200. Schultz
Miss Then->3 Pod/elm. and lilOlllt'l'
Adolph, of ‘he I-Itimt Side. tire spand-
in: n \l't‘t'li on the \tiwnt t‘onip
grounds at l'luiniille. t‘onii.
Ye (till: it 'l‘tine Rom liner.
\Ii».~ Amt-l-it Kt‘orr. Ill ‘iyi'l.- dtrc‘t
l’:t 1 Side. i.~ «pending o with on the
AM ‘I' (‘itntp (:ro'iniis. l’litittttllc.
t'onti
\‘e tlluit-n Time Rom lietir.
The I’olt-t tcttni~ t'tIIl?‘ it‘ll-rs, oi
South Not‘nztlk. :iic :ift-
tlw litullitlll’i the of lit-wuyton
: it u vlllt’ \ti'lt
Ye tildtn Time limit iieer.
WELL-KNOWN THEOLOGIAN DEAD
l‘t'l"l'?-'lil‘li l, sup: l. The Roi. llt‘
.‘.i.itthvu llromt Iliitltiltn tincti ttmlity,
Lint \ulWlVllig tnciiilwr ot the .\u1t‘l'l(’.1.l
t-oiniimtce oi New 'l‘v.~ttti It'ill rctisloii
l‘ll (Inc of Ill-i best know i I'i-iol mi iii'l
-it the ltwfortiied chuzcli. i‘ tirtt'l itt hiii
iit‘litt‘ he!!!
llr. thdlt- I iu‘rt-tl collitux \Litt-n It'll
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MANILA HOSPITAL ounces '
grams. '
\l.\.\'ll.!t_ Sept. i.—~Anierican riserV-l
es were called out today to qurll at
tantitll riot growing oitt of a strike of
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KEEP our OF THE DITCH i
Aron-uh In a ditch or demotion in mod
Amman Mom: Lean: ”(3mm Sign"
Don't let your car run into the ditch.
Poor gasoline will put it there quicker
than anything else.
Some dealers and garage men are selling
poor blends and worthless mixtures
under misleading names, trying to make
Look for the RED,
the motorist believe he is getting our
well-known product. Do not let them
deceive you.
The only gasoline sold or authorized ’lor sale
by this Company is called bOLONfi Motor
Gasoline. Ask for it by name. lt gives most
mileage and power and least carbon trouble.
WHITE and BLUE
SOCONY sign, and buy your gasoline there.
STANDARD OIL C0. of NEW YORK
the Hurst-s and students of the Kt‘llt‘rfll‘
ll‘tlhlillill.
tlh‘ it protest against the disciplinei BRIDGE’ORT.
upon the hmtpitni employes ttnd Wis The» Norwtiik Juniors will travel to
toutented by a native newspaper cnm- Dildgeport, Labor Dtty, and will play
WIKII» Th9 littsititfll N‘TVICI‘ wnit bad- It dot'ble header tit Seihide Park. The
ly crittpR‘d. Today the Nrikcrs satn- nut-nut; game will be with the Bridge-
ed recruits nnd created disturbances port Brim t‘ontptiiiy‘a um“. and, a,
which the Filipino police were unable pm.“ team has won a Ktmlf‘ apiece,
to suppress. i‘rii'tite nurses tire vol» this will be the deciding panic “f the
untu-ring to cure for the hundrcds of series.
mum” in the l‘mliillll‘ It‘. the afternoon the Norwnlkers
iwill cross lizits with the Rt. )itiry‘s,
lot l’ridgcpo:t. tor the junior chitin-
:I‘lnilslllp of western (‘onnt-cticut. Bus
litmus City Hall M 8:30 it. in. shnrp.
"t‘ite Norwnik Juniors have had it very
Stettk :Uc. Schultl
. l‘ot'LtirliottJe
TO OPEN RECRUITING OFFICE.
(‘hiei Qtiitrtcrinttstcr l“. G. Wright.
l‘, S. .\'., arrived in town this week; ,
and will open it recruiting otlice im-nuesnful settson thus hm hm"? won
lie will h“ at No min lo.~t «I, thus having it
the recruiting suntion every Stunting;l "“‘t‘lllnuc of .397.
\\'t*dne:'dity. and Friday from )0 ii. iii.. -~---.————--———
until 3 p. m.. until further notice. All‘ ”Prime Pot Rot; :t 20c. Schultzo.
young men bctween i7 tind 30 .Vcnrs W.
ot‘ :tit- are eligible for enlistment. The; ..WANTED
es and
V-.. V .
- It‘illl AND llt).\Rll BY
("oitrt'tit of part m" M. “u "0"”‘ils‘ innit and Mia. i’riuite family prefer
our the age of is years in not re- rod. Addrr ~,: A. litx it, Sentinel. 8.1 it.
qttirt ti under the new law. .___. .__..._.._._.
. - ”S'r Stet ' Sc. S hultl.
~Htmllt'fli Smith He. Si'llllllzo, ”0m "‘1 c
The strike began yesterday NORW’ALK JUNIORS TO PLAY IN
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NOW rt ON
Two box seats to NPW York theatre,
:10 gold piece._ 1 case wbiak-.'.\'. tort of
conkund eveml other things too nu
merous to mention Come one. come
till. and have I good time.
—\'c ()ldcn Time. Root Ilcer.
Tho itnntuil carnival and lilll‘ of the
Noroton Heights Engine Co., No. 1.
will be held In the tire house on the
evening‘s of September 6. 7. R and it.
19i6. Dancing and entertainment
Pitch evening. Among tl‘-‘ many prizes
which wilLbe drawn on the last night
tire;;
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~—Pr2me Pot Roast ,20c. Schultze.
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NOTICE George W. Coffin, Irv '
UNDERTAKER
Office and Residence
‘4 Belden Place, Norwalk
Phone 1 41.
L. EFFRON
ady Attendant
1906
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The City National Bank
To Young Men
This Bank has special regard for the young man who
has shown ability and judgment in the conduct of a small
business.
That a constantly inCrcasing number of successful mer-
chants. of mature busineSS cxperience. find this Bank a sat-
isfactory place to transact their atlairs, is an indication of
public confidence and appreciation. ‘
Banking facilities that appeal to such men are worthy
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MIKEWFAMESSENGER
GOOD TIME.
HE HAS A "RAT’TLING
Bil?
WALT v
@ESMKDNID .
rt: .RE MOVING AND
twoNT You To TAKE
MY‘ PET WHITE
RAT CLARENCE OVER
To OUR NEW Home-
You‘LL BE CAREFUL
WITH THE PRECIOUS
LITTLE DEAR WON‘T
IALWhvs
00 ME
voTY~
LADY!
IWONDER WHY ALL
THE DAMP—5 ARE.
LAMPIN' ME AND
SMIUN‘ -i GUESS tT's
ME 6000 LOOKS THATé
GoT‘Et-q GoiN',’
HOLY MACKEREL —
THE Doe eflaw
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YE «4 ANN! How:
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