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Evening sentinel, Monday, March 26, 1917 · page 7

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Mort ‘utt‘t inn-11 viii hate to be
.--v.1ull(vl in under to thing U1» navy up
1 1 (in required strength. The recruits;
mil b1 used to man the reserw ships”

'l‘lit creation oi the two non mil-1
litar; departments u'ere ordered as a-

111192.115 of dividing the. immense res-‘
.pon tl'i lily now developing upon the:
Imn'xunder and staff ‘0! the Einstein!
Department 1

1.11411: infantry. i Naimnal Guard organizations will)
Nt-brask‘a—i‘ounh Regiment lnfann be 1:: «d to guard indusuial plants

“3' and L l "op€1't1., p blic or pr.l1'att= .f
Minnesota-lint Regiment blur in tbcl. “<1. "live 5 ates, in case of;

.Llel b11111: 1111M:
Hi illi fill Stl’lll

(Continued From 11111 Pain.)

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Cl ii MWS
Two docks 0! Mid geese wonding

their way northward posed over the
city yesterday. one sure indication of

swine.

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drought any people out-otmors. and try. . . . W 21' .. 1
.' ”Ki ““1“ 0 the cit -‘.ilolng'an—Thxrtytmrd Regiment ln- 111651119111 1.. 1 had an “gage.
the ways lust o f y 1321"."- 11119.11. today to 1 .111“1~:with Charles J. .1

‘9” “"033“ “m pedestrians. Wisconsin—Third Regiment infan YupiIclza, American Mlnistot to Ru.
ll}
South Dakota—Second Battalion of plans to confer with Congressional!
Fitst Regiment {lenders during the week.
Colorado—Fit“ and Second Scour;
ate Battalions Infantry. '
WJoming—Zécond Separate Batter
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——Yo:r old jewelry will be valuable
other rightly refreshed—repaired by
Charles Band, South Nonnlk.

 

 

“are will be u regular meeting this

 

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evening of Our Brothers' hedge, No. (il.1o~'l‘l1ird and Sixth [1911111911th

" '- 0- °- "" "°" ; fut ltlllfll stilts till
' \111sh111gton~s‘scoud Regiment in:

Wall street. faulty. tI

Oregon~Third RPgimont Infantry.

t;ulrforniu—-Second. Filth and Sov-
onth Regiment infantry.

Malta—Wild Regiment infantry.

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——Do not close your deal [or 1111 1111-
tonobiie will you hive 112d 11 deman-

1'11 Q1211: t". mash-r Stohan. ‘ll.
\' opem'd :1 terrulling station in the
0: .1 hull room pm this morning and

 

 

 
 

“mm. 0‘ the ()‘ow'li 031‘. On Montana~3ooond Regiment lnlan um is 1111 111191. thr 311' ‘111111 lilo ulmlol

exhibition in the Hahackemo Howl try. . . I 12.1. 1.1.4. I.II m‘d‘or 1 I 114-1111.: (1113

lobby. Of those organizations, 1!:11 follm'.» .21 " ' 1,1...) -, :1. 1,. .,.1 .1, 3149‘
-————. in}. are already in the Federal sPrtlor .. .1'1'.

and in consequence will not he runs- : Al' rod) (In? «“411an ”perky

The regular “99le dance “Rs heldI {run out as originally planned:
autumn even“: in "I“ To“ AS! 111.11.11.11 Thirty-third
WHY Hall. in “all 311991 Gmefi'.01111ado 138111 and Second Separatolou 01.1.3“. ptotnisod to do the same'
Bmthers' orchestra furnished music. llu ‘...lmns; 1.1.1.1,1111111 and Sixth} 11an will be sent to 1.19“},th R l

_. ‘.....”- l R" “WM“ poohablt ton1011",os\ where he will en-

r11)“ SERVICE 1cm ill) be 1.11r111l in the press with going about ship.
'lolepltone 1°73 Cars ”5 1M“ day wind to l‘unhcr distributions of: Quortemtalter Stoinu is a clean
or night So Norwalk. Conn that troops 11111155 given out by lht I“), ..nd lntorestlng mpregenuuve of
'— ”‘33.?“ d ah i tal f the 11.5. Naty. having experienced
Tourists traveling along the Shore 10 new 01 91' 111 as a 0 0 11.91111 v'euts in the ser'.tice He is jolly
ll; ht) two National Guard lnhntrynm-I fun of fun of all sorts of inter
Rood to New Hivcn, uhouid avoid the «1.1111111» called into 1
stretch along "19 5‘10" WW3?“ 3‘" sot-vim 1'01 polio. purposes, supple 1.1 ,1 better ma going to the “motion".
soul ond SM 111 Rock. The ruts in the 111 not] by six sepatate battalions and; Wnb better than going to tho “mu“.-
mad reader tramc almost impassiblo. ‘5‘ “i“ 1‘31 detached companies

Anion ol ‘22 C111\ siren-.1 has align

 

TIIEY' 'ihe opportunity is given young
71.. 1 DPI :fisglnIPId lDIIDOS‘So: $01120; Imen who have had two years of High
tion u h 91 D0 99 W Y 0 90.001 to take courses at Newlmrt
Frank MWO W8“ “‘9' ““50““! comnmndera ot‘ the military depart- ”figuring them to take examlnotlon
parlors located on Water street. from 11111111' acting under instructions from for entrance to the Annapofla 11011-
Iu'io Mugavero early this month. and 'h1 \\ 1;“ ltlermélniem A bl IdeL

scored hi “1‘9““ last Monday.' I" In FY 399'“ "- l‘my pass sutwtesslully the examlno

he s s .— HARTFORD (mm-z ““0" 26", lion and are under twenty years of
1V 1.41-1' the call 111111 the War Depart- 1 a 8 they 11111 be admitted 10 Ann

—80 not 01089 your 4841 for 1111 “1 :lfltlll, tho Hartford companies of the? mus academv.
tomobilc until you hove had I demon— H1 4 Regiment, Connecticut infantry. l (1.1.1.1 Quartermaster $1011.11; ex-
rtration of the Crow-Elliott 01111011 £.s:0111bledindlhthitntorattodtyiIT$:‘1,;pinod that there is tItpoxlal need
.. '1 b' ‘ ‘ . Malachi-mo liotol‘ 11m. “'9’“ 0" "9 0 “‘1’ 1' “ 11 1111;1' at present for music ans, machin
”M “w“ m “‘9 1.11 then? me many 11111111111911. ow- um, blackstnlths, mouldet's 11nd 11111111
IONW- in: 1c unavoidable delays in notify- 1,”,1,
'-- in; tin men on short notlca.1
_ Charles Schumann. of Main street, Them has litllt' excitement around} 11",.111d save money. learn any trade
is recovering trout a severe attack “1:11: IJIII‘nglIol'l.Ti;Il§ “10:92:; 31:36:53: 111711 Isetngyour country," said Quarter-
1 . 111.1581 0m“.
3m 3: “fizmrftgzs 19:; 081:?“ 011 the dull floor. but all reported Name your country" part, of it "l
in company rooms.
weeks 11 M1 the disoaso. 5' 1112111111121 began at once the giving cult
of equlptntfznt i I'lso (an do it,
i Orders rom Washington oary to: 1111 seeing saving and learning 11

— c l or 81 au- .

D0 “0t Close ’2‘" db“ df do] “I day appointed Major Edward A.Sl1ut t1'.;1tlr joining the navy ls attractive1
bomobiio until you “a 3 “ mo Undorth, U. S. A.. musteilng officer. Iesptclally at this time when the coun-
tttmtion of the Crow-Elliott ('.ill' 01! M11301 Shuttleworth servod in that cn- in is liable to be declared at war
exhibition 1n the Mahackpmn Hotel push in the Connecticut mobillza- with Germany soon.

“ny ti n lnut June. ——- ——~

i l p to 1111011 today the ltdjuttmt gen '
otal was not in pousesslon of any in-
,lcrnuttion from Washington as to the
(11111191: movement, oitl1e regiment,

 

 

 

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The condition of Miss Alice Leo. the
victim of the railroad nmident in Win
nlpuuk, Friday noon. was reported to- but was expecting orders momentur~
day as being no good 113 could be 911.1112 ‘.l is understood that the regi-
peeled. It cannot be determined as mm: is now to all intents and‘Ipur-I

, ,pnm's. :1 Federal body. ‘ .
rot. whether or not Ml“ he? W1“ "" Massachusetts Regiment: Ready ‘
cover. BOSTON, March 26.~»~'l‘he Second
311ml Ninth Regiments of infantry,
‘Lsiuuruuhusetla National Guard, order-
ed mobilized by President Wilson lost
'i‘lighL had assembled at the several
once will be held tonight. in the lodge company armorles today. 'lteglmentnl
rooms in the Gazette building in t-nnnnandors reported direct to the
Wall street. All members are roquent- " l't‘l .. 'lmfint 0! the East, the troops
at] to be present ':l11v11.g pass 1d from state authority

. " innmdlaloly after being culled out.
" '— 1 Further disposition of the .iorces
Under the ““5910“ 0‘ 0“ka uill be on ordets from the. Depart-
‘l‘ribe, N0 32.] ORR. M. .. 11 dance will 1111111 of the East until the new North-
beheld Wednesday evening in Red .':'1.~‘.mn Department created yester-

Mons “Hall in Main street 5“,” or- (11".. is organized here. It was not
' _ , ‘ 11911.11 1011th that an early mill for the
chestm' will render music.

1 dithibutlon of the troops would be is-
i ! did.
A“ stag party was held Saturday In addition to their 111usterlng act-
9mm: in St. Georges Hall. in Main itltit—s,t.'0111pz1113.'. commnndors speed-
lot 1111 efforts to recruit companies to
street. under the auspices of Welcome ful‘ 11n1'strenmh.
Stranger W189» N0 364 Sons of St WASHINGTON. March 26.—«Navat
George. Everyone who attended rc- 11.11ultlng officers throughout the
ported a great time. 1 country under orders from Presldent
Wilson Indnv rcdouhlcd their efforts

0 brln the 11 to its full authorized
The annual meeting of the National :tungtii of 87 3’0 enlisted men.

society. United States Daughters of Vienntnne about twelve reglments
1812, State of. Connecticut, will be held 01‘ National Gumd troops in 121110111
on Friday at Hotel Heu‘blein, Hartford states wore reassembllng to not as 1111 -.
with luncheo 11. 1111' l utional police in important districts.
n a regu seas on at; l1rrangements also wete being

the State library convening at 2: 30 made to create on May 1 two new mil.

Senorita
Copper .

Seven leading mining engineers
have reported livorably on this

. remarkable property. Oneuys,
“It has the high (radon of a
Kcnmcbu and the aim! of a
China."

The Company um the
Groomwnlt Method of Ex-

Wefi mutual, ””89 7%

rure, at
now cosh?“

It: first will l1: ' :1
Capacity of 3,063,300
murals a year is being

 

 

A regular business meeting of Con-
cord Division, No. 2, Sons of Temper-

 

 

Shlpments of 309' 0 Copper begin
this month. .-

The mine and business manage
ment is in strong hands.

The stock enjoys a good market
on the New York Curb where it is
officially listed.

We have conducted an exhaustive
investigation and have ready 1 full
dualptlve circular which we will
send on request. Write for its

SEXWN SWIM

 

o'clock. Members will be welcq‘med' liary departments on the Atlantic
my the state librarian, George 13. God- (“Wt Investments ,
All three steps were in accordance a m Stun m I!“

dard Annual reports willbe read and with orders issued yesterday by the

71-11-11 mmmmummmmm

11 1.11121. Bulgaria. and Serbia. He also .

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lnlaulrt,§w the application blanks and fitei

it '3 “1 fmut’iill‘d 111'“ no details 01 L‘. l' “18 tra‘ning ship, preparatory {oi

1h9.F°d9“' (Mint; experiences and information.“ .

After study (at New.pdrt if,

it is In opportunity to see the

He emphasized the 1
Company com- ltIlIunh it in Ivory man '11 duty to servo '

and at the. 11111110 time t

VHWESTPORT SMELT AND FROST FISH

All Fresh Caught, Not Frozen

SH'AD GREENPORT OYSTERS
COD LONG AND ROUND
HALIBUT CLAMS

SALMON GOSLING CLAMS FOR
FLOUN DERS BAKING 'AND FRYING
TILE A ALL KINDS 0!“ CAN-
HADDOVK NED AND SALT FISH

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market

'Pntmeo 101m 10..
11 North Mall 8!.

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Spring Styles 111 Shoes

lire most attractive and we have many
of the latest models for Men, Women
and Children

Hosiery to Match

Open Monday Evenings Until 9 O‘Clock Until Further
Notice.

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CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN

81 Washington Street.

South Nat-walk.

THREE STORES IN ONE NO STAIRS TO CLIMB.
Fm Delivery Evonnvhm

STERLING’S
For Spring Furn‘fiure

the stock is complete. If you wait until too late the stock

 

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possible to get what you want when you want it.

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For immediate or future delivery. We have over 50 styles
and sizes for you to select from. $2.00 will deliver any Re-
frigerator to your home.

Refrigerators $5. 95 to $55. 00

Reed Baby
”Carriages
‘ ”1111131435 «1548.00

Special White Enamel Reed
Carriage, full size .. $19.95
Strollers ...... . . $5.95 up

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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Sterling Furniture .Co.

 

 

volllcero electod for the ensuing your president to put nation on a war foot-

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Your Private Secretary

who keeps your occounts and keeps them ‘ac-
curately can be your banker. It costs you
110111111310 have this 11111111 render you this ser-
vice. Merely come to the bank and say- —-—"I
wish to Open a checking account.”
Open Monday Evenings
Resources . -1 - 12.590.090.00

PHONE 105 ..

CONSERVATIVE BANKING

I “A conservative Bank is a safe one, and the counsel of
11s officersnoontributu stability to the undemldngi of its

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Bank has always been known at a conservative

 

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diminishes. The present freight embargo will malt: it im- .

Join Our Refrigerator Club Now ,

1127-12913! Washington St. So. Norwalk

im‘titution, ind invite. the deponiu of thou who oppre- '

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

SO. NOR WALK

Goats, Suits and Millin

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

EVERYBODY

Wants to assist Nature to make the lawn look like W!

3:11:13“ flower gardens to bloom with delightful
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- We Call Your-

Attention to the Best Fertilizers produced.
Odorlcss Top Drawing Agricultural Lime

Sanderson Top Dressing Retriever

Sheep Manure Complete for Corn
Superphosphatc Grain ‘
Fine Ground Bone Potato Manure

Bane Meal Nitrate Soda.

GRASS SEEDS
Clover Red Top, Mixed Seed, Timothy.

Now is the time i
IT NOW. or action. Get busy and order. IBG

RAYMOND BROTHE

Phone 113-3.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Easter Fashion Number

Ready Now!

The Cream of the smartest. advance
Spring Styles! The newest designs in
colors! Sec Thc New Barrel Silhouette!
The New Jupc Tonneau! The New
Bowling Pin Silhouette! The New
Chcutist:~ Frocks!

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your Spring frock is correct.
Get a copy of

PICTORIAL REVIEW

for April

Make surc

Ready Now"

 
 
 

15¢ a Copy

iil'WWWifllll 1: ' lilllllllll' “limiflflmmtmumdtflmmm’ "“' ‘ ‘7‘”

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~31»: «1m; 3111' ' 1113p.- ' ISM!

Heerdt 81. Seymou

Delicatessen and Lunch Room
7 Railroad Ave. (The Goodie Shop). Tel.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Imported Swiss Cheese (Meyer and Lang’s)
Simon Pure Lard (Armour’s)
New Stosk Bran (Kelloge's)
Home-made Cakes, Pies, Crullers,
Potato Salad.

Chicken Pics our new specialty.

 

 
 
 

 

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-A neat three-piece costume which can be used as a porch
house dress. Made of plain chambray, piped with whit: Illa
striped percales trimmed with contrasting material. M
suits consist of a separate skirt, blouse, made in but
style with elastic band at the waist and a cap to M i '

 
 
 
 

all, medium and large silos ........... . . . . . . . . $1

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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