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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 29, 1917 · page 12

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in the grate
' Alitfle gin
or blood sin, (it'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mes in quite handy.

 

 
 
 
 

controlw'
when weather’s zero.

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is never
fizz will

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do to pmze on brandy)
oloadoi coal is good {or
sold 31d a cord as wood

of champagne may stir ,
brain and make you 5
much like a hero. but l
A in fire of good coal kept under
will beat it a mile l
It’s
amt in the sky that we’ re to
as any bone that you
all think of, but coal will be
ore for many a year—and
harmless things that all may

3-“ JaEp‘ta also
fin? [3% Eli/.1
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Tips on Buying.

Home ,f A.

No home“ 1s complete without OAK FI.OO
begutiful, dietinctive. substantial. Did you ever: Hillier” ~.
or en entering a room y0u instinctively look first at the A

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floor? There' is nothing so quickly noticed as the floor.

If the floors of the buildin
g are OAK FLOORS you
will immediately catch the note of character and quality

throughout.

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Come in and talk it over with us.

WARM

 

this work of helping keep down lllt

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"The New Sci: 1:

tNt'rleN or

3! 7.1111111: the same Disease is

E1e3 1t
ates pinched nerves and. p

hirepractors
e and pain, health is re
1 sh harmonizing the nerv
‘ in your body Female tr
11 special attention; also cur
fillo splne. You will never

gun
anetlc treatment: given

'1‘. Francis,

“notch 81.. So’. Norwalk,

CHIROPRACTIC
jtropr's'ru'c'ts the definition 111 m.
or the llsease and the art

11; wrench, twist or sprain in 111. ,
done in childhood

r lifel‘lo the different organs andi

remove the cause 01

the Chiropractor a chance t0'

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Graduate trom Palmer School

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causes

am 111'

stored
e 378-
oubles ‘
vatute ,
regret 1,

also. l
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33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk

This Store' iS Ready With 131112111
Collection 01 New Spring and Eisner Suits.
Coats, dresses, Waists and Millinery.

‘as there is no comparison to our
' ~‘styles tend prices with any store

 

INEL ' wannesoav, March 28. 191,

 

 

 

 

lltlllSE BANKSI

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birds come to the nest with food
what that means in the long days 11
summer when they work from, morn
ing to night. '

Cut. worms, caterpillars and grass»
hoppers constitute the large part 0! ,
the food of the. Bluebird and even
though one was so dead to the bear
titul that the color and song 01' thiv
grand bird’did not, appeal to him,

insert tails that prev on the gar
dens should appeal to him in a prac

V1 hat could be a better combinatior
than for a boy 01' girl to have a fin.
garden and a pair of Bluebirds 01
Wrens nesting in a house, he or Slit.
built, in the middle of that garden
Bird song from morning to night
and its parent birth: limping title.
garden owner to keep down the in
sects.

Every boy in town should b1:- mak-

 

 

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in town.

 

, Alterations
charge under our own supervision
m our Workrooms.

The Fashion Center of The

done tree , of

‘ Norwalks

in: a bird house for our of these birds

 

 

ristram 8. Hya

Norwalk’ 8 Leading Dry Goods Store

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Household Helps for

House-cleaning

A Cut Price Sale of Odd Lots 111 the
Bargain Basement

No.8 Nickeled Copper Tea Kettles

No. 9 All Copper Wash Boilers, were $4.25, now .............. $1 13‘
Japanese China Fruit Sauzers, were 106, now 5¢mNestEg ........... $35

50 Ft. Clothes Lines, were 29c, now 23¢ Ironin gill] ........ . . A . I I . 1g
Fancy China Cups and Saucers, were 25c, now 15¢:- Tootthilel'X ............ c
Covered Glass Butter Dishes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8 Clothes PinS Bags 361163

1And scores of other practical items at'4 bargain prices.

 

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111114 of the soldier. The vicus show
ed dot .1111; 111‘ 1:11le iil't'. 11ml the life
of the snldiu on the 111111111, .11111 in
battle. After this inttr-tsting tztlk had
been con1~,luded tu'o tools of otlltiai

!1_"otmnnllmt pit'tmos tnlnn .11 the
ramp lust sunmn-r 110111 shown.
"l‘liese.1tict111'cs shoucd the men in
sham battles. 1111011111' on the

march, and tbc'u mode of living in

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Cuteg'e"
South Norwalk
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Smith
Remington, a]
.mukes, sold,

per month. M

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Port Chester.

repaired Rentals.

‘11 Have

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TYPEWRITERS 7 L. C.
Underwood

1 other
rented
$3

aclilnes

~sold at $5 per month
. JAS. DONNELLY
A ‘ Main Street South Norwatk

 

camp. The scenes were 1crvln11»r
rating and instructive, and the picture

 

 

 

Specials tor Friday

Green Halibut

large Smells -‘

18c lb
18clb

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Cod Fish 1813' lb
Salmon'..'.,.......... 33c Butter 'Fish .......... 16c
Haddock tac FlatFish the
_Fresh Mackerel 15c Weak Fish 15c

~Finnan Haddie
Oysters '-1

AA 15c lb
40c ql :

FREE llELIVERY T0 EAST NORWALK.

Schultze’ 3 Sanitary Markets

32 Washington St. .
South Norwalk.

39 Main St.

lwus greatly cultncd by all.

Al t‘pon the completion of the even
‘ iug‘s outenttlumonl, l'efreslunvnls
i \Vt‘l‘t‘ served.

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Congress who will serve in tin~ in
coming Congress conferred on com-
mittee assignments for“ their party,
confident that, as heretofore. their
caucus will name them to make the
selections The meeting was execu-
tive, but it was underst an agree-
ment was reached to re ssign all
committee chairmen of the last Con

gress who will serve in the coming
Congress. and advance most. of the
Democratic making members to
chairmanshlps.

Liquor Element Not Feared.
Democratic leaders continued to on
press éonfldence that. the dissatisfied
element of their party, we uld make

 

 

 

 

 

Nor-walk.

no serious objections to the commit

 

 

 

 

 

SEA F0013 Serums

Chicken Halibut

Steak Cod. ...... zoc' 1b. Steak Halibut . . .11; 22: lb.
Steak Salmon ... 22c lb. Haddock .- ....... ,. 12c 1b.
Fancy Smelt ..’..‘.7'. 18¢ lb. " Spanish Mackerel. . 18c lb.
Fresh Mackerel. . 201: lb. Flat Fish .. 101: lb. A,
Butter Fish 14c 1b. Weak Fish 14c lb.
fierring. .8c1b. Buck‘Shad . . 70: each
Finnan Haddies 16c lb. T’Steak Boston Blues . 181: lb.

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‘ Profit Sharing Bank Coupons with cash purchases.

Beers bloat 8. 111-1111111111 Co.

' ('2- Stores. )

QNORTH MAIN ST.
South Nov-Wall: Phone 11811

17‘. 111

ton designations as planned by the

neys and means members, but all of
them are awaiting, the coming of Rep
. resentative Gallivan oi binssacllusctts
before they will say finally that outl-
prohibitionists will not cause some
trouble. Representative Sullivan is
credited with controlling 20 of nuns
votes. Representative Caldwell 01‘
New York 11110 has been classed as
an insurgent, reached here today nnl

promptlv declared that he would be

regular.
Partisan Tickets Expected. “gall?“ occuéretdh t The I???”
. \ . M m so on was 11 ea 111p. . uc e
Save for a. statement by A" n l Scharf‘s residence razed to the

l‘ublir' Utilities tknumisslon, 1.
lll' HENRY l". “11.1th18
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Eli WllNESS DESCRlBiS
INDIANA HURRICANE

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Bear Sisttr:

Received 301" telegram "Saturday
morning, Surprised that \'011 hoard
ot‘ this awful storm so quickly 1;
start to 1111111 \Otl 11gain.ls.‘vervbodyl
\thl, and no damage to us \vhntcvmr

hot, (11:11: Sis everybody in New
Albany can not 1-2111; this The tertlble
storm ('11 l‘lidar afternoon about 4
tlt'lot'li p 111, has caused great dam
11g. in the old to\\',n 'nnd many lives
nerd lost. I know of one family,
ruthei, mother, baby and mother in
law, all dead.

The storm came from the 11'.est It
seems to hate crossed the Knob not
far from ltlrs.\‘t'csterk11mps. They
Were not damaged.
the hollows and hit the town it link
west of State street in West Union,
then across State street on up' the
backwaters. and through the northern
section of New Albany, bit Vincinucs
about the old wooden mills, Charles
town road, Mrs. Depauw' s place right
on the corner of Charlesto'wn road.
Vlucennes street, Fair grounds and
Catholic cemetery. and on up to Sel-
lersburg, about eight miles north of
Jeflersou. It also bit: about Moore's-
vllle'. I name these places because
then you can place it. ~

The damage is indescribable. as
houses were swept away like chaff
111111 people were thrown about lIKe
straw. I heard of children out on
State sire et playing on the pavement
being picked up by the wind and

 

carried away and thrown against
some building. There was a body
Grown

taken out of Silver Cr.eek
people were blown 11 square or more
It is- calculate-ll that the wind 11's
blowing at least 1100 miles per lvw
Out in West Union 11. great many

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'l‘he llt‘nal'llllt'lll of Agriculture, t A
\l'ashington, 1). t‘., will send to 1111} 3
£110) a circular on buildingr bird ..--.._., _. 1.-. ”midi-iv —— .. .- 7 I l :
Houses upon request, and iL.}.‘t?llliifllt . H; A . , ‘ .. H W _.. m“ - C .,_._
lluurh 1:1luahlc inl'orntntion. lll‘illt'lli ORNAMENTAl “CH-"N A’0”O o“”””.”‘“.°°o WW “’“’“’”.N%O.M.b ”‘0“
The mOSt comprehensive 5110“” ‘lJt-r 1111- “run houses. should be :11 5 f: l.
. , 1- t<l 111.101 llltllth "111d illl' llltit 1111;th . .:.
mg. m The Norwalks. Your lllOllFt‘ at 1011.51.11.51? iz'ttllrs ! 0 ’39
EastEr selection can be made l . Let us have bt‘lll'l g'nldt-n' by 11:51:

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p_._, 1.1.313; and sattsiagtonly if you ; ‘ W....-- ~—-~~~—- 6:: 0!
do you”; shopping at The Paris 3 ’1 (Continued from iii-st pass.) 1’0. . ”A

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Store. The most fascma'ung gar- ”fl 0‘: "1E RGONE l ‘”""~ ~~ . 3“
lllC‘I’ltSl‘l 3111th new shades, gold. A ‘‘‘‘‘ A, 1 ...:.'1{11}'vt‘t11‘2'.. 1111- prutisious 1:1 li.i' .J
mustard apple green, Kelly 1 M’ PlA‘I‘I‘SB “1“ Non .1..;-.1.m~, 11ml.» 1-... 1. 111.131; 10'
green, Copenhagen blue, tan, ma ' ‘ Ail A Alum“) 11.~~...-1111_.111 11 9:;
. t t 11 titre of the t'onm' ~11 11,1 1
genta,‘ gray, rose. navy and black. l .12»..._ lm 11.11111 l: sun.- Capitol, 11113;: Of M 'e‘
,The assortment is almost un~-' 1 (Continued 1:11.111 rtm P2130) _ l ‘-‘,“‘- "“ """ ""' "t“ ”‘0 “’"l‘." “"" .0 en S and women S "9‘
li'm‘rtked d‘ l] 1 ‘ul Mull. l'Ill‘. ..t .' o‘clock ‘11 the}... ‘-
ll 1 an a ows ample scope \ 33““ .nftt: noon, at \lllltll time and plum-1"“ .3.»
{or your individual choice. Excel, ,, 1 (iztltlnt'zt l‘ltd’ spt. '111'01' (insulin-d in .1 ‘11" ‘Hl‘il ‘ “ll ‘ "l 1W” ”1“ PM“ 1....1
lth \tl')’ clear. and int tl‘thllllll. 11111111111 m m -' .1.-ll I1 .1i11 10 ”l" "‘l W "ll" 9 arin are
t value-‘3 are offered at a wide A”... m". and my)”. “5 1m. ”1511;." M1111 and 11115.1 sod. uplcndmmrt 111 ll! . O
lange of prices. You do yourself Milvr from tho lime*n enters the Camp ,.1111 .Hml Ultlt'l' 1“ ”fir “WM“ , .3. e
an in'ustice if 0 ~' _:1 l"u\1 l‘t‘t‘lllll 111 t‘. be it 1111s oil?- A “1”“) -“ “"‘H‘ml "."”“‘9"l“"’l Am“ I
J y uvbuy elsewhere, 11111111111 111m, with ”m spirit and 1111111 {_m, 11.1, (,1 111111.11 .1 11, 11917. 1:. t is needless for us to tell you that we are the leading .

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storem Norwalk. Upon entering our store and seeing the .

It then jumped ‘:

:0 large display of all kinds of fashionable millinery and Our 1

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.. large coat and suit department will convince you that this:

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claim is not an idle boast ._ .
We open Charge Accounts With All Elfin
. Reputable Persdns , .5’

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111111111 States Army ilas 111111911111 11111

The United States Army is now
equipped With an automobile which
f‘c'll‘ilt‘h :1 wireless apparatus with l
to flu form shown 111 the illustmlio
This car would be. able to duslru]
and down altar of battle receivin
and sending messages to all parts 0
the line The War Department 1111' '
not stated just how many of then
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”1.4—
1 Louisville trains are loaded and 11-:

came home, the town was all dark 11 came ov'ei about 2: 30, the automt.
You couldn't see your» hand before biles were .chockcd about the or.-
you only light was the nutomohil'esi trance of the bridge. and “it seemed
darting {hmug’h the streets win theirlto mo part of them would nevvr svt
loads, probably some injureo'd person to New Albany. They are very slrié-
they new [flinging to the 11051)“ng A The militia. llil‘t'e made lll‘lt’S lllflt. 11‘
St. Edwsr’ds hospital was a regulnti 01“? can 1‘854 Joe ll‘ictLlO "111115111111
morgue Fortunately the “-91.1159, 5.. last night, but thet would issuc‘no
warm and the homeless need not 5111’ lmore. ‘ ‘

I remember during th Louisvillet Otherwise, 1‘” ‘9 “’t‘lL
cv clone, the 111211111131 was cold and a. dude Cil‘Clt‘ 19 “d" “milllll‘lt‘.

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awful. F1iday night when Joe and

 
 
 

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that he expected to see ~tickets placed
in the field by both parties, it was gro ound. He and his wife we1c hm
nuipt in Republican circles "M1. and a daughter killed My office mate
1111111111 declared that while he still be— Otto Eveibnch 3115‘ 950313“. that is
l ‘101 ed a canlltion organization of the ins home. Every 11 indow in his home
House Would be the wise and patriotic “93 l1ltultered.lt 100k his 1ba.rn
move he was Willing to be, and e.\'- nu'at I heard ir'om his brother-in
.pected to be, the regular Republican. 1111., Fred Collar. that Otto’s brother
1 pandidate for speaker it one was 11am is tight: seriously injured and also
(311.1111: it other” 1'. (lottnltier;
Some members professed to ”.1 '~
“0"“pbiliiy of Representative. Lonroot
'01" Wisconsin. who has publicity up
1 Wood the Marin; coalition plan, being
{nominated as the Republican (1311115.,

'tia to. for sponkm. ME‘Lenrpot- 15m} em apartments. They are no more
and besides, round about this ',,point

“'11 . uWhu on Pearl 1: trect hill
1-31 the cross road, Vineeunos and
Cllfl ‘cstown t'uoad You knovtr Mrs.

“i There were quite a few fatalities in

for. lremember durglu the Louisville _ . ' ' 1x , .,

.bad sleet came in the unke ot‘ the.

is duiuc all they can. .‘douev is com
and surroundings.
“strolling the stricken districts, and
regulations“ rue t'ery strict Today
they have reformntorv inmates from-
lefterson, helping to clean up the d111- I
ris ,and everything is being dam to
rcstoro things and bring comfort to.

deed. -
You should see. the sight-score 11.1
the trains‘ and in automobiles

 

 

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storm but everybody in New Albany ..

ing in right liberallv from Louisville a
Soldicts are here'- 31‘“

 

 

ctl pith the (log in the back yard
'thls morning and Joe and i also
played 11.111. Thank God for lt_‘:1l;,
'tud pay you too be as null 11:: 11.1
when these “_ords reach \'.011 "
Lovinaly,
l. lSAAC.

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HOSPITAL NOTES

 

 

\liliiam Brennan, of South Ne1uall:,

“citing hearts We care all blesesd in .1859 Lou Victor oi? 15 E151 avenue and"

Mrs. John Seymour, of 21) tive1 stream

The were diacllarged yesterday.

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.situation
' . Hill Adaillst. Coalition. .
Representativé Hill; of Connecticut

no further comment to make on thel

many persons were injured and kill
ed. Mrs DcPauw is injure

know Rasmussen and Joe Centrall-

'e.d 'You,

their large flower houses are all

17' ' ' SPECIALS

Butter, the finest creamery, per 113...: .. 42¢

Nor'walk Phone 881: ,

 

 

 

 

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Sentinel Adverttscments

aer ,

the veteran Republlcan tariff expert,
gone, a

_who has been ill appeared at the

loss or .11 least 5501100 Other

 

plants. 1101“.

"House yesterday 1111111 declared he
North Y.

11.11.1111 be in 11's sent 11.111 Monday
He expressed disapprove of the coali-
tion organization plan; ; '

Representatlye Fitzgerald of Nevr'

Y ork, Democrat, also declared em- heard. I
phatlcallv against y V_bi-partiisanfkn°‘l “9119 “:19-
agreement. ‘ . ‘

' peeple htt

 
 

 
 

haven ‘t gone' out to see.

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

at what they call the
where Delta‘s folks once‘
lived, they are all gone too, and many

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I 11.11.13.111. this from what. I‘ve

h I remember the: . ' .:~ ‘ 1‘ ,
,cycl'o e of Louisville twenty-seven 1 . . - A 1‘ '
years ago next 1.1.1.1111. and on no 3‘ ' STULL , 1 ' ' . ' '3

“some papers that 1 Just it re" ‘
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Swilt’sShorteniné, per lb. .
.FreshEggs,perdoz.............‘:'... .
I; Try a pound of our Frosh RoaSted Coffee . . .. . . ..

Swift's Premium Cleo, 3. lb,

18¢
‘1 21¢
27¢

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