get it as we planned. it'8
e. If you should oak
best advise, as we have
wrong onoeortwice,
sh ‘guabie. ‘If uh should
' the! will be higher, it's‘a
' “ 'It might‘he lower
we a liar, its a. gullible. L
So we'll admit met we don't
hut going slow—it’s a gam-
, . The world’s aflame with
fires of sorrow; it's a gem-
. ‘We’re here today but
Where tomorrow? it’s a gain-
llle. Who’ll win this war we
cannot tell, but we are sure:
we're in formwell, it’s a gam-
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humans is the definition of the
or his uneasencnd the art (it
in”: the nine. Disease is caused
wrench. twist or sprain in the,
not. Even if done in childhood
. lee pinched nerves and pain in
lite in the dinerent organs and
Wilda
been
photon remove the cause iii
and infill. health is restored
sh harmonizing the nerve eye
in your body. Female troubler
V specie) attention: also curvature
the spine. You 'will never regret
the Chiropractor e chance to
n. .
otio treatments given also.
T. Francis, D 0.
Washington St. So. Nemaik, Conn.
cduate from Palmer School
VLWS nothing safe“ * ‘
, The coutinucl rapid advance' in fie cost of :lumher and 1
other materials wehandle has made it necessary for us to ~
inomcseourpriees. , .7 -'
We exceedingly Egret that we are obliged toraise our
gimme. Iii; we are pawns. girl you williglndly m-.
we mom or to -
derstbatwenightprotectyou. 9 you 9 youror
the mills are positively unshie to get some. to make
meats.
. We have a complete stock now, but railroad ember-goes
and congestion in traffic upset the best of oalculetioiis these“
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The Hatch a Bailey Co.
Wm
We [lave Reduced Our Prices on livery
' Coal, Suit, liress, Skirt and Millidery
We carry the most de sociable goods and the “largest
stock in The Norwalks. )me While the assortment is
and save money. Suits iron $7. 98 up. Coats from $5 .98 up.
Dresses from $6.98 up. Sk' rts from $1. 98 up. Hats from 75::
up. We sell more suits and costs than all the rest of the
stores in town. There mu it be a reason. Come and buy
without delay. You shoull be one of the many who know,
better goods when they. see them.
TlglE PARIS 33 50. Main Sl-
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98 Washington St, So Norwalk
.PHONE 410:; , PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
I-etfa
ONE PRICE ONLY
()olouq, Mined tor“ .langlisli ( 0) ion and
Breakfast 29c lb: India
ONE QUALITY ONLY—THE BEST
coffee
35c and 30c "
Cut to 24¢ lb.
39c iii.
I>wwn
28c and 25c
Cut to 19¢ lb
" . NEW SUITS
styles we are showing furl
are certainly daddies, corn-g
in a most satisfactm-y way
Quality and Low. Price.
‘ YORK. ,
NNiNo‘ J. sun-H rams,
'VhonrAfrioN LINE, Incl
New York (foot. of Catherine
Very day except Sunday, at 3 p.
gilt received at Nor-Walk up to
”infant! at South Norwnik up to
ah! boot leaves Pier 27 East .
Spemals for Friday
S m it h. Underwood.
3 Remington, all other
“ smokes, sold, rented
repoired. Rentals, 53
“-99.1 month Machines
sold at $5 per month
PLUMBER
‘i’nn‘sntx ANGE .
. Steak Halibut ..... 26c lb
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) _ Haddock .......... 12c lb. Butter Fish. xoc lb,-
“ Flat Fish ......... 8c lb. . Sea. Bass . . ..... ‘. _.. . .“c lb.
Salmori ...... soc lb. Native Smelt. 5c lb.
Shad Herring . .3 . . .IOC lb. . Buck Shad ..... c cool:
Tile Fish ...... .. 22c lb. . Steak Boston Blues :66 lb.
Beers Meat 8.- Provision Co.
(5 Stores. ); _ _
6 Noam MAIN ST.
, “13 MAIN V’sr.
Southuh'oryzalk. Phone r380. 69‘
ii‘Norwalkz‘ Phone 38:5,,“
Boy Cameron Motors
Stock, and buy all you can
at present prices. .VV,
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‘ activities made so necessary by our.
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,con .................................. . ...... £25,.
ROE sass ......... . {9,35
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HADDOCK .. .. ..... ................... . ..... on
HERRING ..... . ........................ 10¢
FDAT......V........ ....................... 10¢
.FULL LINE“ or CAmED. FISH -
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORwALx.
Schultz-es Sanitary Markets. .
3a Washington St. ,' 39 Main St, l
, South Norwalk. . Nor-Wells.
:l
- «175 feet apart.
» of collision the roadway has quiteI
deilfditiul preeentatign‘a
me new movement in lite thutre.
as the exert to give to the sinner-it?
of finance goers that. which the:
' would not obtain tram the plays‘
which was meant simply to please
the crowd and in his telkli 6!. gave
it brief history oi the movement. In-
dividual efforts to present plays all
1 high merit have often been a. tenure;
because there was not sufficient en-i
thuslasm in those responsible for the
extort to carry them through the long
time of waiting until they could draw;
to their productionsju audience sum-
the successful Little Theatre meio-
ments' now so widespread throguh the
country have been due to the initia-
tive of small groups of theqtre lovers
who are ready to sacrifice much and
aid the movement in all possible
ways. Mr. Goodman said that even film
partial list of these Little ’l‘hcntre.'»"""""L
centers discloses that there are over
fifty or them in the country.
.‘The Wasshisnssslsosn sSquiu-e
Players buie bad an especially inter
esting development and are. now at £1
place where they can count on public
support for any new plays which they
wish to produce. The group started
in an entirely volunteer way. but now
maintains a. paid company of actors
with o {mice of volunteer workers
ready to assist at any time. Estnb
lisiied as they now are in the Chm.
adv Theatre in New York they give
their new York public an opportunity
to see many new and worth while
plays which cannot be produced by
those managers interested only in the
financial side.
The client of the present unsettled
condition upon this waiiiable ph
of melting! the theatre is likely .
be a disastrous one it care is not ink
on impreserve this very vital factor
of our dramatic art. A plea. was
lundo by. Mr. Goodman that those who
Mm for good plays and who believe
that dramatic art is an integral pint
of community life should aid in keen-
lng this movement aliie through the
trying times of the present
Mr. Godilmiius audience use most
that they had beeanoll repaid fol:
theii attendance.
. The attention of club members is
called to this manner monthly busi-
“hollow "Weir villi tuim "lace
.liloudey next it three o‘clock Mom-i
hem who are interested in having the
M- r m... mm in some of the general
country" :4 condition are asked to come
and (lscuss ways and menus of help-
ling...
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Wyohebneom.fldwardaoedmen
cient to give financial support. All
«'Contliiuedvrsrom First Page)
home oniiaoniieciicut avenueynear
.Cednr street, Norwalk,,was struck bvl
lnn nutbm‘oblle and so injured that he
itiled as stated. '
, The injuring automobile oi the Ov~
Isl-land type. No. 13550. was owned
iby four companions. The place of
totality is east of the southeast cor-
ner of Connecticut avenue and Cednr“I
which grit“k the dime of injury were
in operation. The latter Were ubout
At the time and place
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and driven by one Daniel Gall. Jr.
of Norwalk. Gull sins accompanied
.stroct and was about. equal distance
‘from two city electric lights; both of
dark The iron elled pint of the road“
'ay at the piece specified, is wefi'
recited to a} width of. 16 feet along
.113 center. Front the side or edge of
the werrenite. to the south curb» is
j 4 laid it cement pavement of about 8'
, feet in width.
V At the tune of injury, presumably
because of obstiuoilons then on the
sidewalk about the place specified.
" the deconsed was (talking easterly on
the highway along the psi emont closet
to it not actually on the warrenite .
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very reasonable prices
Suit Cases- Club Bags- Boston Bags
The 3231 Dollar Umbrella Made
His Wife was walking by his sidti
nearest the curb. The automobile
with lights burning, passed Cedar
skeet easterly on the .riglii. of the;
sparronlte to the place of collisiionl
at about 18 miles per hour. At the
moment on automobile with head-
‘llghts also burning was travelling-
West approaching and near the place
of injury. '
Driver Gall of the injuring machine
claimed to have seen the deceased
and his wife through the glare of his
headlights about 39 feet ahead on the
warreniie, and was corroborated by
the. occupants oiliihe car in his claim
of immediately braking his machine
and turning to the left to amid strik-
ing the deceased. and further corro;
berated that the deceased for some
unknown reason, perhaps confusion
from the glare of the headlights of
both machines then upon him. siep‘
pod towards the center of the road
way into the path of the machine.
“lien he “as knocked to the pave.
mom by its right mud guard before
it. could be stopped. Although cou-
tended bv the “le of the deceased
that both “91'!“ imielliug (lose to the
curb the might of eiideuce shows
the“ contrary, and such oxidant-e ls
someulmt supported. by the location
oi the bml's of the deceased in the
highwuv alter the blow from the right
front of the machine such body being.
found not close to the curb, but quite
near the ballroom instead. Fiom
the facts shouu it is my .opinlon the
‘ deceased nus milking in the highwnyi
class to 01 actually a. few feet on the
unrieiiilc ‘uhen he nus struck;
the pines \\ 1191? his may lay. in Vvicu
of his being struck hi the right flOl‘ll
oi the machine and not run over. in
divided he has thrown by it some-l
distance to the bright from the inner
side of the wrureniio to the adjoin
in: cement pm cmeni and that driver
(tall travelling or reasonable
collision in tile cflumstauces.
ltherefore find the deceased on e _ .v
to his death accidentally at the ti
place and in the manner stated, and
ii am satisfied that said death was not
caused by. the criminal not. omission ‘:'
lot carelessness of any other person ., ,
02 persons.
The Witnesses examined Weie Ar- ‘V.‘
thur F. Casév. 9 Lexington olenue;
Robert Divine 19 Chestnut street:
Frank Denks 14 South stneet: Albert
Divine, 19 Chestnut street; Daniel
Gall. Austin street; Mary Satamek.
Inuise Clhak. 18
28 South street;
Springblll avenue; 8 H. Huntington.
“.11, Medical Examiner.
cek. all or Nowell: Conn.
In accordance with the statute tlle
body of said deceased was delliered
to his friends for build it Riv éiside .
counters, NQI‘Walk. Conn
Dared.ai Bridgeport, this 18th day V’
19.17
VJOHle. Pill-ELAN,
~ Coroner
of April, A. 1).,
HMRPFORD, April 19-Tlie House
today supported the \e
nor
bill
‘vote
ly adopted the bill by n margin of 48.
. *Hwe‘have deed-yet
er Ca the lien
Genuine 60c Chocolate
iii ivory richest 'pii
Covered
that;
speed -.
did all that could be expected to av old '2’ .‘
Ollicer Rey-
holds. 0mm Hunt and Frank Wil~ »
by (level: .'
Hui tub of the Martin Sunday
$3 the bill by a mu call;
or 156 to 72. The House original» ‘
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2.5"”:1v‘ “7w”: Ltf‘
a and Wearing Appartl in Norwalk. You will always find
it
Many war zone hospitals have 01 .
deied Allen' 3 Foot-Ease, the antiseptic and owned by John Gdrhui‘n, has been
- powder, for use among the troops.
”A:
H Kneger &CO.
The “Leading
Ready-to-wear
StoreinNorwalk
We are offering as usual the best selection of Millinery V
vliat you are looking for when you fail to find it elsewhere.
lend Your Vacant in .
To a Home Gardener
I will lend my vacant lot to the Garden Association of
. Norwalk until November 1,1917.
Location of lot.
Iaolllqa
Size of lot
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Mail this can on to Mr.‘ L'. M. Chapman, local superw
visor of the Gard ssociation, Assembly Hall, or leave it . k
at the South Norwalk Trust Company, or at office in A's-r"
sembly Hall. -‘ ‘ '
Gard?! plot
I will use a plot of grand and will agree to care for
same and to produce all that I can until November 1st, 9
1917.
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LEN'S rascals: son The
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« nyuioud & Sons Furniture Coiupnnv _.
nested by Eduard H. Gallahei , ninn‘a
- he .Qlover comp ”
0030"? Young When. asked this morning it he co
co in every commiinity are using Vill-
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