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Evening sentinel, Monday, April 2, 1917 · page 7

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The a 1112s] meeting cf the Smash
Club will be held Monday evening,
April 8. .

 

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um muting of Mt mmasnmnmmwtmoms

Aerie. No, 533, F. 0 E... willbeheld
Wednesday evening in the lodge rooms
in W111 street.

Wop—-

heusa‘l of Butler Lodge. I. 0 O 17'?
length» is m to Bridgeport, this
' week Friday meal-1i

“on will-h a. m m at
Our W W. No. 10,1. 0.11.111.
this evening. lathe-Wren” in.
Wall street. All members are request-
od-tofbe present.

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A Regular monthly meeting or the
Board 01 Education will be held to-
morrow evening in the high 110th in
West Avenue. Important matters will
come up for consideration.

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The“ Volunteer Circle" of King's
Daughters willfmeet at the homgfot'
Mrs. Arthur; Fitch. 21.1mm avenue,

‘ Tuesday evening,“ April 3, at 8 o‘clock. ,

All members are urged to be present:

 

wool, $11 per ton delivered. Ray»
mood 1Bras. '

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,rYestetday was Palm Sunday. and
April Fool's Day. Next Friday will be
Good Friday. ‘Sunday will be Easter
The 13th will be the anniversary of
2 Thomas Jefferson birthday. The 19111
muse. Patriots' Day.@ The 27111 will
be the anniversaryoi General Grant's
birthday. ‘

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Services at St. Joseph's church were
interesting, yesterday. Before the
high mafia. palms were blessed and dis-
tributed At the 7: 30 o'clock mass,
Edwam liaiyes, .11.. read the “Fusion"
llandlillnflampbell refit it at. 9 o'clock
mass, and William Hogan at the last
mass. in the evening. Rev. Father
linger, of the Holy Ghost Fathers,

_ gave the sermon.

A regular meeting of McKinley
Camp, No. 9, 11.8..W. V.. will be~hold
_ Thursday evening in the headquarters
in the llovvn Assembly hull. lln Wall
street. Matters pineal lmpb'l'tance

wonwrnlng‘the' dlome Guard. the com‘
ing Grand Ball of tho. rump. and the
National“ convention which will be held
in Norwalk in June will‘ be discussed.
All members are requested to be in at-
lendanee it possible.

 

The first meeting of the Wednesday
afternoomiirst, aid to the injured class
will beheld April» 11, ate-:1“. 111.. at
the, mad Cross headquarters. Wafll
street. Nahuatl: W111 all members
kindly come early so that some neces-
sary ~class business may. be'trsnsacted
before the arrival or the instructor at
4 o'clock. _ it you 'fhave not Valready
done so please send your tee of $1.25

f immediately to Mrs. A. J: anmmler.
Flax Hill Tload. South Norwalk.

 

Bags of floor that formerly sold lol
31. lid—that is a couple of months ago
—now cost $1. 48. Flour has been as

' high-priced as this before. within the
past year or two. but it is disconcert-
flng to see it advance so rapidly how,
in view of the price of other food pro-
ducts. Local bakers. who continue to

" sell bread at the old frown, are forth 5‘31"erle Line With more thrill 1:2
tied against the increases be‘cauée- of

pricesl [chunky cake. his-

advan

cults, 1c: Flour will sell at some— about midnight, three miles below
fining more than $11 per: barrel. whole-
we next week. The price is expect-
sued to rise. rather than full. during the

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5&- “Wu: Gummy Must First Thomas and Maury may 01 Wilfrid . ..
. she“ Imwtflt in were today nude 1121.61111th in tow TM “‘35 m W; ‘ .3 1243*
“ m,“ ~ closure proceedings W in 1.11» @1123 2‘5 11-:th 5"": 1 311:“:
pp: 1 if (‘3 sins: :'.;;2- ‘41'9
“$1.me April 2_.._At the con CW3“ Superior (mm by Jfimfii '15 and :wuuf, of mg

' tinned hearing conducted last week by

MW utilities commission to 3.1
ms issuer license. at a... the menu or the Connecticut
11111191112. bleached. the sermon at 53. my to present Wilda u to
Wes church, Bridgeport, last 3,} wmgg gm owl and to tell “'2‘“

1 d is likely to be as-
wha spool plain .121 August 31.191?.an.1 war in Enmm an
5 3 $13,113 Exxomifigfi which in. 2 .3 . been paid. . giavated on for exports from Austm_
Property .. . .1 calls. kuovrn as the “grill 3 811911 time. "\

lature to repeal the law
W tannins then it’ll be a m. compels the street railways to pave

i'r. Higgins, at the end of the hearing.
‘wii‘en he said that when the company

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Judge Walter C Noyes. chairman of was made' a deacon id'1872. and a RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATION
. the Connecticut company illustoes, told WW“ “1 1373- He was ”a“ 1n 3'“ .........j.... ‘

. couple of hours at least he will

 

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Anna K liubbell oi Nornailt. Wit Win15 tomoleliy. on
113131 12.111121111121101 worm and scarcity and lush can or 1112 which
Susie \I Coley oi \‘orvuaik. 111 ro- make-5 t 111" cult. and in some cases
cmer no notes amounting to 928.4199 momma, to Reduce hats at a profit.
t is claimed Gay gave the This conditini: is entirely due to the

Royal James 1.11. belonging to Gay 19960111111le was obtainable yes
was mortésged at this time to secure ierdcy 01‘ to“! 0f 1‘9,th 0t 1319 im
the notes. m We claim thin 9939338 5381161113301! of We.“ by 1'0
on the date in «million. he gave each concerns. one or them considered one
of them a note for $3,000 and that at thy beat induslzjles in the city. The
since that date they are lutormed and report was neither denied nor can
believe that he has conseyed the most firmer, it being stated that no positive
gagcd piemises to Mary Gay ' decision had yet been remand
.. that, to annmmoe such a possibility
prematurely would mean mat lulu”: '
____._.. 7 to the company’s business A definite
HARTFORD, 11.111131 3] -—Ppo£ enry announcement one any 01 the other
clergyman and educator sometime next week is probable.
Trinity Col The employees of the concern in ques-
huge. dim] preampday luau-“n" at hi. thli understand thqfl}. there IE to N a
hulllt hire _Te was born in Stamiord shut down 0‘ more 01" 19:55 indefinite

m 18 43 g, situated irom Trinity in 1%“ Lilli“) and naturally the report, a}
d was given the LL D m 1900 He though not yet continued is causing

for the Episcolmmildm “Womnaletywnnnhury News.

teeshslfuaydtbottertmllev service
is forthcoming. by suggesting thh' the
trustees undertake to get the Lexie
that now

and keep in repair a large part of the
streets on which their cars are op—
erated and intimation that such a
move «could metre the support of the
commission.

What apparently cheered the trus- 2
tees even more. it possible was a
statement made by Chairman Richard

poor nanny rename» asap.

Ferguson.
menlbel of the faculty of

has improved its service it “ill then
be considered a proper move it the
trustees ask for a higher rate for an
transpmlittion “lat-udder]

 

what the trustees “are doing to in let. N.Il,1812 to 1878.11“ in Clue
prove the service. most N. i-..I 1878 1880. From 1883 to
Judge Noyes said impart: 1908 he “as professor of history and
'The trustees have reduced the political science at Trinity: and from

aniount of annual dividend 119011 the Ice?fictod]9‘}1;§:cmr °f St RPM” school, land Bridgeport, on April 28. 1917 to]
capital stock from 31- 2 10 112 1981‘ 1:31;; Fe uson was a member fill the position of rural carrier atI
cent. so so to enable the company to 50‘ rs 1 ti d i u Fa lrfleld. South Norwnlk andxlliverside
utilize the larger part 0! the income 0: ““miml“: “32°; 31151“: :“cete” (Falrfleld added). and vacancies that
lot the financing of the company’s. .0“: 3;" n ' clan, b” 0;“ c “if: or. may later occur on rural routes from.
needs. 11 ° “eve“ cu " e wast an other postodlces in the abOve men-
“Wheu the trustees took charge. the ”‘2'” 0’ ”001‘s 0“ church and American tlonod county. The gexanlinallon will
equipment was odorlunte;hi when the Mainly. He is survived by his wife. be open only to malcicinuna who am
prospelity wave Minds 1 s coun ry actually domiciled inithe’territory of
and congestion lzlecume apparent}. cars CAPTMN “L or PNEUMON'A ’1. poslofl‘ice in the wildly and “21..
weleordmed-9 at onetimean later > ‘ meet the lequlrements set forth in
o 100 more. These orders have not MIDDLETOWN' AW“ ’.«~Lapi.ulu E \' 177.1
m been 1111 d “a mommy Wm not Williamll. 111112101 Company c. First "1‘“ ‘b" 9 The mm and “W"
e
lConnecticut lnlantl‘y. Who was taken 3:; OSmcztmgeflrgne? obtained lrom
ill with a grip cold shortly alter his me United Stat Cl Lisle or mm
column was called out last Monday. mission at \Vnslilflngtgn D T2211“ A001;
is now sutterl rom neumonia. Ho. 1 DP
. ”3-3 p - cations should be iolwsrded to the

was said to be out of danger. but it
will be" a number cl weeks balore he. comm‘smn at “’“lfl'lm “‘ ”"l
llest practicable date. 1;.

is able to join his command. In the
trot Lieutenant Gear 0 I) " +‘F‘
”mm“ F ’3 wooo FIRE man‘s-sols

2 Cannon will be in charge
*PROiIING GROUND‘

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l The Unitsgfiutés Civil Service
Commission as announced an ”and:
nation tor the county at Fclmekl. Con.
necticut. to be held at 81111111 Norwalki

 

 

 

be before next‘ tall.

"The company has also ex-
perienced dimculty in getting enough
men to man its cal-3,113 the boom
prices of munition plants have lured

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“Employee Extinguich Elicia After Hard
4 FlNght

‘. LAKE HURST.
, of undetermined origin) which had rag I

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them away from trolley work. In-
~ereases 111‘ My have been made, but
have. experienced times when there
were cars in the barns at rush hours "”" m“ ”m”
lying useless because we had no crews fmuitfls Pm
to man them.
house the new rolling stock. Plans for.» m "Am
many horns are now being made; ro-
m facilities are also neadedflbadly. , ed and mm 11 re 0,1 lopproxlmalelyl
and will he provided later on.” i Nor Mot-5 Fear of 2Baby Colic thirty WWW miles tlireatencd last,
ENDORSEs ROCHESTER Mtls‘iCAi. food trouble in this ceslion has had grounds of the Fddystone ammuni-
CLUB, fa hapm result. lion corporation. One hundred em
we... . 1 The astonishing uchimemeuts 01' More‘s of the contour. aided 11-1111ch
\‘urwslk. Am“ 2 1917. Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup “high men, extinguished the flames only at-
'I‘hmuxh your columns 1 want to culllseems beyond beyond to the mum; The proving grounds are situated
attention to an entertainment to be thankful and planed mothers. for in the Woodland about three miles
given in our city Tuesday evening. It practically every baby has been cured “0W1 0‘ “979- A ““39 quantity 0‘
la the concert by the momenta (Jo-201' beneiltEd by its use. high explosives is stored there, NW"
“13 and" does not 8661“ to [)9 3911931..th long ‘0?)de for blessing that 118's pally 8 Dim“- at "Edflystone. PI. fnr
ally known in town, and 11 is too bad swung into instant popularity vith “5““8 WW“-
fo, ‘llnyone to miss this oppdflumtyI' almost evehy mothel, actual resultri ..
For spirit, dash and real fun. there is vortlly ““3- ’ 000” FRIDAY BENT'NEL'
by college mm mm mung person different from anything else in that 11 morning. paper on Friday. Adder;
should go because he ,3 young and aims to get rid of baby com. and in- tlsemento and items of- news should
ovary older person because for 311113115th by neutralizing the acids, £39891“ the office early Thursday after
belovorcoming gas and strengthening noon.

this does not hold the men. and we
“Barns are. needed badly. in which to..2
-___.. f‘ The crusade against baby colic and night to destiny the large provtnzl
i
To the Editor of the Sentinel: hall been 30 Widely recommended "9" a hard battle
lube \‘iusicsl clubs ldo this aslfind WM” Winslow Soothing $1qu is "13 “9°“ Shipped “Om "18 00““
nothing better than an cutmtsinment M” Winslows 5001111118 Syrup '5‘ The Sentlntfl Wm be published “9 d
the weak. sensitile little stomachal

 

 

 

 

'young again 1 hope we give these ' 2 -
how a royal welcome Tuesday 1118li 1and mind you it does all this without ORDERS FOR “337 REGIMENT. i
, a particle of hope" or 11 (ire: of :11‘ 9". "‘7‘2 .

i one of “‘0 01¢ 3’0““8 on” who, ‘ :, 111312110111). April 2.-~lnstructiuns'

“ff-WT 1, Colonel Rich «1 J. 1.

1 Good, honorable drilsslsts oer-om- We "3°9in “y it .
”EXCUR5IO’N “TEAIYE’P .AG’ UUND " "
‘. ,r: intend Mrs. Winslow's Sootbiur,r Syrup dmnn, commanding-I. Flrst Regi- ‘

2.:Theit0 all mothers with bablos' that have meat. Codaeqticut Infantry. National f
‘ G, ard. from the War Depaxtmeni. or”- 5

poor assimilation “
daring the disposition of the regiment

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Aplll
excursion steamer St Paul of thelcolic. indigestion

Elwooderlover

 

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aandSnllricsluavndccholscoi

pocketbook .2
lerriages $1350 to $400111

N. 1.111111 2-Flre Gil-Carts ‘
ed for the past two (toys. over a wood— Sui

 

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Chill-+33 Per 'i‘onhc ' -—
All Sizes tor Family Ilse]
Talc Advantage oi the Reduce Pr

RAYMOND BRO

Phone 113-3. 137 W 3.3% .1 4

 

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11:11.va Boys. Gill:
and Children .

An “sorrows: of styles

never before shown in. The
Nomllu. V

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1211 Washington St.
The Children’s Store

 

 

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Baby Must Halve ., ;

0111'- line of Carriages. GonCarta
niches. at prices to fit your

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all my and Elizabeth 89
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Certificate and Wu ljl‘rce j

 

00 or .food, constipation orteething iron

passengers on ”board which went bles. ‘ Beyond- the fact that the command

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Woe to do 'guaril duty "at various points 3‘
about the state. the :autllorlties would ‘
allow no information to be made pub~ '
i.ic Regarding the time the troops 7
would begin to move, Gumbel Goodmon
said that he could only state that the ..
companies would be sent out as soon \
asthey Conveniently 0le be moved. ‘

'aground m. the Ohio river last night I Mothers do not fail to test this now
famous predriptlon. Go to youré
dnuggi‘st and get a twenty-live cont
bottle today and make baby well and1
H. A "\iéad So Norwalk. »

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Want. his. bring result:r

here on the Kentucky 'shole, was re-
leased early today

The passengers and CIBW are all re happl
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$8.50 to 1331.002
kits $2.98 to liraool

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

wss'rponfr 511er AND mgr man

All FreshtuunhL-Not l’;

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HALIBUT
SALMON
FLOUNDERS
TILE
HADDOCK

Cuthill’s Bridge Fish Mark.

'Paonu 108 and 10!.

C105 . N6 .3211
13.11am AND
ALL' KINDS 'o .,

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Are, Unusually Attra
This Season and We In
Inspection of Our Big; ‘
Varied Slack For

 

81 Washington Street.

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Now' 15 the time to select your Spring Furniture
the stock is complete. If you wait until too late th
diminishes.'1‘he present freight embargo will make
mills to get what you want when you want it. '

 

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For immediate or intone deliveryéwe have over so
and sizes for you to select .gfrom. $2. on will deliver
frigerator to your home._ 3; g; .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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UNflE RTAKER

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