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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 31, 1917 · page 8

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. coal kept under
i will but it a mile

 

Is any bone that you

of. but coal will be
.101: many a year—and
:3; things that all may

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IDVN OF CHIROPRACTIC
rustle-ls the definition or the

at 1tha..,,llse‘ase and the art oi
the some Disease is caused

Even” If done in childhood
'31 tqulnched nerves and pain to
‘ to the dinerent Organs and

dud pain. health is restored
machining the nerve sye
‘7 your body Female troubles
, .1 Attention; also curvature
151.3%

’ , Vlo trestments given also.

Francis, D. Cu '

hlngten so. So. Norwalk Conn
“ dusts from Palmer School

College

South Nomik .
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wrench. twist or sprain in the;

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titers remove the cause or

You will never regret
orChlropractor o dhance to

throughout.

Tips on Buying or Building V‘n

House

No homo‘ is complete without OAK FLOORING-—
beautiful. distinctive, substantial. Did you ever observe :
when entering a room you instinctively look first at the
floor? There is nothing so quietly noticed sitthe floor._

Itthefioor‘softhebuildiné are OAK FLOORS you
willirnmedlstelycatehthenooeof characterised quality

Coineinandtnlhitoverwith us.

”The Hatch e 3.1.”.

 
 
 
 

THE BEST DRESSED».-. WOMENusmARE BUYING
THEIR EASTER SUITS AT SUIT HEADQUARTERS

You do yourself an injustice if you buy elsewhere. We
are confident our use of the term Suit Headquarters will
receive your indorsement. New arrived Easter Suits brim-
ful of Easter Style. This 13 a season of suits, and these
suits have the originality and style facts, to satisfy the

most critical. Examination will disclose the wonderful
values offered here at $9. so $14. 98‘, $18. no, $22. 50 and $25. 00.
Come without delay and owe money.

COATS. SUITS, DRESSES, BLOUSES, MlLLlNERY.

The PariS

The Style Store For Ladies

.. 33 So. Main ..treet, So. Norwalk

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

t ‘Hstters’ Wind consul

‘ lulled Hatters of
and Judge William F. WY-
Norwolk. went to Dentist-l yesterday
and held a lengthy confennee with
. Judge Martin 1.4:me who
.wlthdudge’Tsmnnny. will look alter“
the interests at the detendagts in the
; have toreclosnoo pmeeedinai ’
'- _ NeitherPresidentScsllvaoriodse.
motility. would say anything for
.; publication regarding this mission to
' ~Delibury.

 

steps to protectthe Loewe defendants
“train monetary. loss when the fore.

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26¢“).
...... 28¢“).
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....... 32¢ ll);

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Profit Sharing Bank Coupons with cash purchases.

Beers M eat 81 ‘Prgis’ion- Co.
(2, Stores.) I
6 NORTH MAIN S

South Norwalk. Phone use;

‘13 MAIN ST.)
Nor-walk. Phone 881.

 

 

 

 

 

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Specials TQday

VEAL OUTLETS
{RCMP VEAL’ ROAST. .

LEG LAMB ........'.....
SMALL LOIN PORK .

FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.

Schultze’s ”Sanitary Markets

3': Washington St.
South Norwslk.

Inherits-louoesulovso-

. 20¢ 111.
.. ............ Nun-M 25¢ ll).
-.....x.oou_onugun.w...’25¢ ii).

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es‘luloesleallololul

39 Main St.
Norwalk.

.. 22¢ 11.». '

Specials Today
VSIRLOIN STEAK ‘
pomssuouss STEAK .
RIB LAMB CHOPS
LOIN LAMB chops

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Smith Underwood
V'iitemlnxton, ell diher
.- fl mnkes. “ sold. rented
repaired. Rentals, 83
‘ per» month. Machines

 
 
 

JAB. DONNELLVY

 
 

 

 

 

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sold at $5. per monthV

 

SPECIALS

Butter, the finest creamery, pg 1b.. ...... ' ‘. . ..
Swift’s Shortening. per lb. ‘

_ Choice Mixed Tea, per lb. .
Try Our Fresh Roasted Coffee, per lb. ......... . . V.21¢
vaiit's Premium Oleo, a pkg”.
Large California Prunes .............

A.:

., .35 C°mse.Street.

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........ 18¢
...... ......... 25¢

........ 27¢

STULL

East Norwalk.

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GranulatedSugar $1
S c'lly Fresh F993 331: 1102

EaSt India Tea Co...

‘ 125 Washington Street A

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

PHONE 909:“

124 Washington Street

 

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.when it is in a highway? That's the

~ give a decision on the claim ot Dr

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Hold
Conference

Proudent John w. Scully, ot the

North America.

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Norwalk’ 8 Leading Dry Goods Shore

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

It is understood, however,
that, the United Hatters are taking‘

 

closures take place.
IS A DEER ON ROAD ‘
PROPERTY OF STATE.

 

East Klllingly Doctor Says One Cans:
ed Damage to Auto

lo a deer the property 01' the state 0 " I

question that the committee on on t "I $8 the

claims has to decide betore it can '

 

. ’ [silently With 1511111111 Showing oi the latesl Models oi .
‘Su1ts, Coats - and Separate Dress Skirts I

Dainty waists in Many- Styles
Spring Underwear [01" Women

 
 

 
 
 
 

Eésler Parade

flargam Salo' m the Basement

 

 

 

 

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F. B Converse or East Killingly. L» “when,“
George E. Hlnman, attorney general, DR. PERDUE AN EXAMmma
claims that adecr is at no time 361155qu

eltltet the property or the ward ol| HARTFORD, March 31 ~—ltlu111erous.
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Hall who acted in behalf of Dr. 0011- Gutud authorities for guards for pro- 3.

terse. dil‘lms with the attorney gene! perty, mostly of a public character so g:

:11 Dr Converse presented a claim Those making the rednests are asked 3. 00‘,

’ior about. $100 for damages done to his to my the mater before their local 311 :: .é

machine on the msht 01‘ November 18 thoritles first, since it is not the pur- “ ~ u'

will, when a deer jumped 111 front 0‘ pose, deslre' or intent of the Home .: . 1

xlllS machine, causing him to lose con Guard organizalon, to step in When: 00 ’ .1

trol of ”it and run into 1111 ll on fence on local government are amply provided 9:. _ 3’:

Hire side otrhe road. lwlth means to care for situations .. ..

____-——.—-—-———- “which may develop. 9‘. . 1.3.!

_. A REQUEST. The military emergency board today ’3- ' ‘ *2 ~ , 3.,

The committee in charge of the gatu appointed the following temporary of- so 33..

' h cam soles of . , .. .0.
crime on the 17th or April in honor or “core to command l e l) g. V .
Miss Margaret 4"!” \K’eed dean-es to the NW Haven Home Guard: V . .
1113th a request of all former pupils“I 2310:1817:llltztilri‘ardcaiogthmumm 9:: , .

dsi I“ an ' ll) "" l , . .

3:123:93: gmsiiltiypgilzgfitrudggte ' Q‘ml‘wrmilfiltl‘ri‘amaln Merge ll. :g. Which is bound to come. Don’t delay the buying of your . ;
tuber by phone or 905“” “'6 “’“h‘ -S"§::§:ny tommnnderSr-Captum ’30 Ready-to-wear Clothes to the list day. 0
one of the follow‘ 1:11: persons whose ad- 1 l in ngur .. .

dress are given in low giving their :fdpmk 6' ”a“ 11111 F” 4 ‘ .3. Remember garments have to be altered and we don't

11111119 and address. and the names and 13:31: Grover C Swtet has been an .3. like to chmpel. our employees to work all hours into the .

mmmsei. or 11111 Gum him?!” or pointed to organize a hnumtai and can .3. nightwwh‘tn a little extra effort on your part would help so ‘
friends. this will 1X1 cull) a he com nary unit of the Elm City Guard and {. ninth to make it easier for them. .

miller, in reaching; the largo number of

 

.- . Major Montgomtr Phelps has been . . . . V . .
pom)!" “1‘” mu ”"0"” ”"3 ”9°" appointed to orguryilzo a cavalry unit. 3:3: Our sélections were never greater and prices were
Iunlty. and i“ W“ M ”‘0 rummage or New examinind surgeons appointed to; 2: never more reasonable notwithstanding the hrgh cost of '1
time it is a very necesssry step 11m materials . .3

courtesy of these returns will be so bury. and Dr, Robert E. Purdue for
pccinlly appreciated by the committee Norwslk
Returns may be made to the followI ~ ..

 

 

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Mrs. Robert Sllcox. 22 High street
Mrs. Ellis Taylor, «is Cove avenue,

101m 3. ovum-2 BANK EXAMINER.“ ‘
PUTNAM March 31. -John B )
By me, for the past twelve years teller

East Norwslk
Nrs Robert Nay, 110 East avenue in the First National ‘Ballk was receii—
Nomalk. log congratulations yesterday. tor his

Joseph Davis, 8.; Washington street, appointment Thom! as a bank 8:-
South Not-walk minor 0! the state of Connecticut.
l —-—- Mr. Iltu-ne was in HoMord Wednesday

FORECLOSURE SUIT BROUGHT end was “>90th b7 EVEN“ J-

'l‘be South Norwelk Swings Bonk Storm, state bank commissioner.
has brought proceedings in the Super- He will begin notice duties in two
tor Court: aslnst laulse P. Davenport weeks. Mr.Byrnewuhborni1.1'l‘lioirip-g
of Stamford. ‘ On Aug. 2. 1009,1111: son. May 15,1886. son of Mound Mrsi
bank loaned the defendant the sum of John Byrne. For a short time uteri
$26. 000. on much it took a mortgage graduation Mr. “Berne sold typewriters
"note 0170 sores or property located but gave this up to become peymsster
in the towns at Stamford and New‘of the French River Textile Company’s.
(lithium. On June 1. 1914, the detend‘l mill in. Mechanicsvllle. After we

 

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silt borrowed another 35,000 on the years in this place he entered the First
property. Neither the principle nor.Nstlonsl bank at Putnam, and has re,

" the interest has been paid, 110. the ioi'e- unlined there ever- since. although hei

closure proceedings hope been HMW- has had a. number or otters to go with
Florence in Lansiiton. who holds a other banking institutions. 11: Byrne]
mortgage of $35, 000 on the proper“. is single. He lives with his mother
and Eugene 5» F1000. W110 holds ‘ on Woodstock svenue and will con-l
mortgage of $13 768 on the brown-V: thine to make his home here He 11
are cited in as codelendants- 11 member of the common council.
. being in his second term as Republi-
CAPTAlN MOSSMAN APPEALS. an “mu-man from Word 4 1.1919 n

The ease of Horace lM. Gray against

' Captain ’Albert Mossmun was recelv- member M the K‘ 0: 0 and mg-
ml in the Superior court yesterday .....
when the defendant appealed from! , TWELVE BOYS MlSSlNG‘

the taxation of costs. Originally in LYNN, Muss... Moroh 31 ——No trace.
13‘: 5:11 aslflhlittctgml: 3:101:18? 13: bed been found early today or twelvel

roun u e an a
Sixth company conspired against his boys who stortedout for 11 Wt trip '
promotion. Gray was given a verdict on 11 ”1°10" “at on Thursday nlght. .
Hudson Robertson, son ore Nahaut

of $500 Judge Reed set this aside
and appeal was taken to the supreme pilot and one? o! the host. was in

$111: 11:11::fo1 ‘i’a’fu fatherG alfuéd charge or the party. The other young
9 case 11 °5 ‘ omey rs men were. employee of factories in
mow asked permission to morgue the this city. Cries for help heard all

;c:'1so before the supreme court and
has promised 1 that motion it do. thé Winthrop shore Thursday night

riled to take th case to the United led to fears that the motor boat had
SW05 supreme court. . ' {thundered or had been swept to sea

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m" TD omcmmm °""° ‘ CADET BATVTALlQN DRlLLS.

CXNCINNATI 1).. 111111111 31. ~A statue :DUIRHAM. N - H” V March 31.—-0fll
of Abraham 1411mm. by 690"“ Gray eials at New Hampshire College 11115
ere today by M" “1} Mrs any senior enlisting for service will heV

“Ehal 108 P. TVS“ 'F ngifienr ; i
. , given his degree upon renal? its ‘on
'or'my eommsslon. provided his “college
Standing is above thc' passing market

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I . . Daily drillhu—been ordered for ’he
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'A variety of styles 1n Middy Bindscs and Smocks.

Plain white galatea, colored collars and culls, 0r, striped
hombination collars and cuffs 59¢ $1.00 $1 50

Lonsdale Jean Sport Coat with flare pockets, large collar“
and belt. Trimmed with checked novelty .suiting, black
with rose. blue or green . .................... $2

4—“

Smocks in rose, blue and green with white collars, culls
andbelts ........... ...... $2 '25?“

 

J I MALLETTE

South Norwsllt. >

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88 Washington St.

 

 

DUCK LAYS FIVE UNUSUAL EGGS
IN DAY. *

Thur. famous goose that “laid the
.golden egg," has been put in the dis-
card by 'u radium duck belonging to
George Rubey', of Academy street.
Norwalk. brother of Charles A. Rub-
ey, of Weston, and known to many
local residents

Here are just ll few incidents in
the life of this duck in a single day.

CITV COURT.

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and Costs for Passing Standing
Trolley with Auto.
Bridgeport. March 31V—Ha1ry (o-
burn of Brookfield, one or the oillcials

Laid the whopping big eggs, each 0: the Connecticut Milk Producem’ :15-
ouc equal to two hen‘s eggs in Size. sedation. was fined $25 and costs in
l' Onfhconlitlntled a d‘quble yfilh, doub-ithe City court by Deputy Judge F. 1..
111g o no rll vo vs no of t 9 output. v

Three more soft shelled. thus cut-i“jlder yesterday morning. on a
ting down the mist of hand boiled
eggs. - - *

Fearing that some iuight doubt his
Rubey called. in sevmal
friends. All the eggs were found in
the one coop occupied onlv by ihe
solitary duck. _

mu; his automobile
Coblirn was 111 rested at TX yester-

ou Msscrigers and struck Missilllinn

, V Dohu, No. 803. Colorado avenue. as she

’ ywes in the act of hoarding the car,

THE H'GVH L?§:¥9VVOF_ WH'TE 'knocking her to the street.

NEW YORK? March 30 g.“ costs When Arraigned Coburn entered a
plea of guilty. and stated that he was
a stranger in the city, and knew not 11.

709,317, 000 a year to keep the bright
lights glittering on Broadway. James
ing- ‘0‘! the traffic rules in force here.
in response to questions by the court

Churt‘hilll zestsuronteur. said today
he said that he knew of the law re-

the annual expenses of New some
2‘ 1-,: quit-lug drivers of entomobiles to stop

 

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5000 cabere-ts. would teach this fig
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SAVES $50 BY TELLING TRUTH ”‘3

Harry coburn of Brooklleld Fined S25 ,

charge of passing a standing trolley .

day at Falrlleld and West tiveune. Ho '
passed a trolley car which “as taking .

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