Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 25, 1917 · page 2

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111m
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lcmited 11111 the strunclh until, whet
ithoy left for the ho. d1~,r
}105 men answniug “'111'eillt1"

minor-hing
There the (‘olnh 1111) 1'. as ]u1ky 1'11 01-

ion the bordu'

 

 

m-undor the present cu11~
”11101.10. i11.~rcgard to their

Mt My are now living a
A...§1.'W°r than they 'did 111
1 imbue they served four

the. Government ration of 40¢ per mun.
Lest you think that tho men or starv-
ed :horc are the menus for a week: —

nod coffee

sundaw~ulioilod 1111111 spinncli'

' mum the New Haw
{as sent. to New.me
M0. ”for recruiting duty;
“shine .hesn': tokens”
ohm-.t'rompommy G oi '
, TheiNowiHarencsnuud
in Normlkttoax. however
or. remain on duty :10 this
and the state 'chlaln Free
mam-A11: New, Haven on‘ tel
‘ mloe..a.nd recruits are com
cry day from the Elm
Anatomy has .sboutonc
than men omits lists at
limp. and the full strength
rand titty.
Wily commanders have
- ionsgto their man that
$85101th about: the city
vaults..,:by citizens must he
'.Ilvlerywmen carries a load
managers have been given
‘M and to school to kill
A = . 01' does not halt upon an.
the 41001le Any tiring
' r from undergrowth near

butter and coffee. .
Monday.
Breakinst~poncnkcs
brand 0nd coffee

Karo syrup.

and cocoa.

bread pudding, bread and ten.
:Tuoulay
Breakfastwl’nncxkes,
bread and coffee.
Dinner—Arlismburger meet with on
lone, mashed potatoes b1cad.bulte1"
and cocoa.-
Supper—allied
bread and tea.
.W0rlnesdny,
Atrttakfaslwllm'l hush.
coffee.
ihnnot'—-Roust1lwri onion grow.
mashed potstoos,h1'cad button and
‘cocos.
Suppor» Macaroni and tomutoAsou‘p,
bread pudding and 111.1.

.5?

and tomato

brood and

be answered All)! .thc Fr'day.
' umuch as Company [1 Breakfast l’illltnkoy syrup coffee
' I ,u: marksmanship among ““1 11111111. ‘
”“53 lit the border it. doosl -1l)in11111 ~(A-rtzuutd cotliish on toust.
”1111111101111. to takomny lib- ibollpd. 1‘0“”090. broad butter and
cocoa.

dhimon with tho Wmnn

mpsnytoommonders wish to
thanks to the Norwnlk
10 American Red Ct'ossg
to the citizens of Nor‘
'1bovc sent them many com
d. necessary thmg's since
Wishment of the base in Not-A
t'llhemflicors .also wish to thank
' oc‘al' 4iodgcs- and clubs for their
consideration ‘in throwing open
rooms to the company members
use invors are greatly appre

St'ppt11'~~1-11k(11'i tuucmoul and cheese.
b1tnd.cbocol1ttt-puddin1: and ion.
Saturday.

i'uncskrs. syrup. brood

 

Breakfast“-
and coffee.

Dinner—«Lamb stow, broad, butter
and cocoa.

Supper-~l31111n soup, bread and ten.

Everything abovo is the govern-
ment ration. but the desert. and were
the entirt1 company ”messing" togeth-
1r. cvcn drscrts would be part of the
“1111.153." Ht)\V('.‘.\'Dl not being able to
my foodstuffs in such large quantities
the men are obliged to subsist on sub-
stantial foods, and i'orego the sweets
which seem to be so dear to the sol
.dier

0f course,ti1c new recruit thinks
that he is being starved until ho ho
comes used to the rations but the old-
er men. who havo served at the bor-
der. know that they are literally hnv
ing a banquet compared to the meals
limb! will receive. ii‘ otdorcd into the
e

A 4y l). Second Regiment, Con-
clninntry. was orgnnizcd in
‘ 'd Jta's enjoyed on onvieble
zover '1-slnc11. The company
ditsble Civil'War record,'.-.be-
chatter-y of Heavy Field 'Ar-
A _. iitmesponded to the call dun
‘eZESpsnish War and while not
.s'companv. many of the men
"Nd or enlisted 14in other regi-
ing :into active «service.
time-:ofAA;the. call last June.

 

' ~8lLK MILLAS FILE Apt-EAL
AGAINST CITY OF DANBURY
An appeal was fit-ed in the‘superior
'court yesterday by the rllweedy 48le
Mills of Danbury against the city and
town of I‘onbuty. The plaintiff cor:
,porstion alleges that it listed its prop
iEI‘tY for taxation tit $28 300 which was
‘mors than 50 per cent of its real
Value, the basis on which taxations
are made in Danbur The assesso s,
Vin—“After 'ta'king1h,'owever valued theyproperty at Still-
it! ‘E- W,“ 800. The plaintiff thereupon appeal-
. ed. to the board of relief. of Danbury
{which refused to out [downtthe 11mins:
‘ ‘ftion placed 'by the assessors In its.
appeal to the superior court the plain-
its; corporation alleges that the valua-
tion fixed '.by the lienbury assessors
‘wss unfair and unjust.

 

 

, nervousi

‘ % slid .‘A‘heat ’LGL‘AD'TTAO‘; IiEARN’ OF IT

111100151“ April's ohungeable weather cause!
I}! better health colds that lead to expensive duetor'
A. ”W mi bills—hills that could be avoided if
W “hm films cold were checked in time. G
Am smith. 1421 12111 street, Augusta Ga.

_ . . . “We is 0 must «it- ,,
1"?" MIME” writes: l'got one sweet bottle or
W ‘ Rotors Honeynnd Turned my couch
ml cold is about well. i won glad to
I. has of a 3m! medicine like one."
. Foley's Honey and Tar 0030:- such 0
“M" mm mm on 11 to m
w mu. 01mm. contentment
m in M 0001! m: 11:» MM

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

‘lthc company .luid sixty turn, but 1'11

lllt‘l‘t' \1'01' 1
own"

t‘ing stationed at one of the hr at posts
’l‘hcrt1 It also thinned

but Were then Obliged to subsist on;

Saturday—410ml) stew breed, butter-‘1

boiled potatoes, pie, ict1 1ream. brcuti'
[honor—Lamb 11101414,?er butter‘
Supper—Baked pork 11nd beans.

“Karo syrup.

S U“ "I

,4w'nite ~slsvery charge.

' to plant five thousand1 acres, and that

,‘llililiiilii fillii ill “008*
Of illiiiiliii

li‘unlinumi from FA1l‘ri

l"

P110.)

in the later popular song. accom-
panied by tho host drilled chorus o‘
iperiect 36' 5. 38's. and 40‘s. Chorus
soles-ted and rehearsed by Will H.
Vendor.
i'Trio~—Z}liss Roth \iiss Brolhcrton and
Miss Letts— Miss llroiht-rtou 111:4
companlst. _

"A Cry in The Night."

YA dramatic. incident 1111'l'npltnl and
Labor.

Cast.
"ilowartl Vim l-lipel' «Will ii
i hunt or 11111 Silk Mills.

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lFumiture dor the Dining Roo’m
’Pel'idl'tleiigno'in dun-chm .41..
city mo and com
The above design in the pleasing and dignified.

"William and Mary" fashion is offered in Walnut or
Mahogany to suit individual tastes. Both suits ere

'.l' r

it

0311.00 $37.50

[110130311150
15‘1“... ll 4“: ifoerth'floor. #2,.

five E‘Dining Chairs
with leather .seats

One Armchair,
leather seat,

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11',

‘ "I The "Ufiéfbl ‘iDennison Section

.\ \\11:Ja11-1:\ii: .1 41:1 i111: Howard, llllt' ‘Wn a person dues Hal know exaCfly What She
Sc‘z.f,,,‘.‘.u‘g711:3:1‘;‘1‘1“‘i11 You liipor's Coun- Wag Roger” findsd it at'flim Dcnnisml Section.
“1141...... ' :1 y prc an usefu things is interesting.
1 .1. 11:11: . r 1|": A: Miran ling
' [1514121 hy'1ulh:1Inpltwvsnlo tltt1 lloust1 M 010% NAME, 1113101100!) Sets, Of crepe paper,
of bliiyohotl. 106 Cops, 0‘! plain or funny crepe r,
MAl'lli‘ :11:- lost sketch had been c-ou Infill!!! {dam Piston,1chtoons, (garlands

‘1:'i.11it1d.lic11.iumi11 D. Owens, one of
‘th 1 11101111111110 or the House of Mayo-
ho!- ascended the platform. and in n
thrilling patriotic address presented
in the 11111110. of the employee of the
Iloust1 of Mayoholf, a handsome Am-
oricnn flag to Mr. Mnyehon’. When
M12: Owncs had finished speaking, the

i

over the1 heads of the audience, who
applauded enthusiastically and joined
in singing “The Star 'Speng‘lcd 'Bnn-
nor."

Mr. Mayeholl’, in a few brief. but
hcatt- fell words thanked his employs:
for the flag. nod stated, that ho. born
‘in 11. “foreign country and therefore
being accustomed somewhat
sign ways could nowrenlizowvhnl the.

over which it waves.

0n Snturdsy.-'A1nil 28m
o'.clock the new flag will be .omclallvi
raised on s new pole in the plaza of
the House of Mayehol‘f.

NEW JEARSEY'GETS PAIR OF FUGI-
TIVES.

\Rlequinltion Honored-41love
Year in This State.
Governor Marcus ‘H'. Holcomb Mon
day honored a requisition from the
governor of New Jersey for William
gGreene, alias Charles Stanley and
:‘Chnrles Schroeder alias LoulstBrown,
{who are wanted by the New Jersey
police for1'1burgloty and larceny com-
mitted ln‘Pessaic 101915. The men
were sentenced herein 'June, 1916, to
one year each for stealing from tho,
Adams AiExpress Company. A'l‘helr
terms expired April 1.11mi theynwerc
held'ns tngitlvescfromdnstlce. A. '
Governor Holcomb made requisi-
tion on the governor of New <York; for
Anthony 11101: Station, wanted on a
-He is. '
held in ‘Troy, N. ,Y.’ "'I‘héodoreF
Downing was appointed to receive
and convey von Stetins to this state

 

 

_A .NO BEANs FOR SEED
' :BRICGEPORT, April -24.—-—-'l‘here
are absolutely notbeansa'dn the, A fiber.
hot for use as seed,-4‘buysrslhave 1:110-
ported to the Fnlrtleld county com
mitbee onrfood“'.1res'ources The com
mittee .snnauncéd teddy that it hall
secured enough seed, except henna,

this seed would be- distributed in small
quantities at cost A,

“In shower :to the committee‘s pro
Jimmsry call “for 1:25.000. All; was :'Ml'
nuanced ndaddy. that Sismtord and
Bridgeport 111111911011 have subscribed
810.000.0011 the rest of the county
stillls to 00.110011! from.

 

WALK YACHT ACLU. NOTE.»
”rim '0' [It Wilt, I05

 

‘now dog was suddenly'sprend out '

to Alor- ,

American flag means. and that'ho is)
proud to “be '11 Citizen of the country

st 12: “30"

Served 4

‘ house oniMcy‘lb. and have the formal

:'were considered and two resignations

 

M1111 Outfits, “Flower Comte, Art ’gliuste Glue,
“Gum Labels, Bhbllsc, Wire, Rose Leaves,
Bfirtbdey Candles and Holders:

1A1 nt teacher rcsdyto instruct in Rope
Welland? remeing. . n A El ..

" 4, 'A’ complete line oi. Paper. Flags, Red, .White and
Blue Decorations and Garlands, everything needed
for dinner parties is now ready. ..

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1m;“.~ .. mu ‘2‘" ’ 3“ 40111.; "W" '1‘ 0‘21 ‘.er‘ Price $4.50. , me‘o
. ‘ , A Appropriate Neckwear
. WW . 1 it“ much. 3“” w],
'4" Each dress must have its own individual col- Cold W (0,. 1'.-“4 1
‘lar, and one or two extra for a change. it’s won- 1 Al

l

a dress.

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Pi 111105060,
1111101200010, both

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ill-1

’ flit: . g: ..

. MW- ;

'llerful, the way 1a collar can give a different air to

George}!e 10111:. and Cuff sets. One does not
A501 for amis‘s with simple white Georgette, and
‘ ere are lovely colored effects also.

Patriotic Neckwear. 4
Wt&0 :W‘nlthr sum. in white, blue or
red, exquisite quality, deep riéh colorings. Some
have embroidered anchors. .

A case is very attractiycly arranged.

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Final/MAW“
toll. .
In living mound “mm.-
lukhmxrccnsmdbmm to 00011000000 styk.
diekhidlbstlootwellsndmwdl,

$25 00

 
 

A low price considering the limfl. 1‘"
Size 3.3 x 10.1}. .v...
., A ”’4’“,

A Vacuum Cleaner

111W nmraspmbutmh

‘q-m-

Biuell’s Vacuum Cleaner and Card

mi,

,.‘t'11.~ distinction of finishing the ion}: “ f”. . A . .A C mbined. This has fill) 61' tired wheels,
,. 101'thqu W, 1141011111111 ..,,,,,... ,., 1..... 111.1111. 11.1 .1: Am: "'."1';"4 W exceedingly well constructed of seasoned Wood and 0 b
111:1 11:1 11 :1 1.11:» l:111.t1mtar.. t with f i bum th (I d d1
l 60 I’ll. N 51111:; with (very 1111111 in 11ml.» 11hr) .11 0110:3111" ‘indoz‘; .,‘,., 4mm, "iiu-m both are flflCly finished. ’fl um ture 13513, 3 ”5t 1‘31! rt Pans ”a
. N": a "'8 Willi 1.4.1.1: ,, -- ' ‘ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ , 2--.: 2.35”“ . busily removed, and runs very smoothly 11:.pr
My ‘ 011 i‘ihai. ‘hiltc" tho 1mm unlit “‘tll‘ ' ' 0..., A Prices as fOllOWS' ‘ “Hilfif: d ' *
oi “"1 r" :A31314i19t1'1'fitti‘n'1 i0 02-. .. . ”H , ‘ ' . l ;,,. ‘5“ 50 ' 1. ,. .4
‘ 1:"1.:1‘l11' :1 .'.; Eit-itl 1'1. '50) This (con i‘;"“1'“"l‘k‘l‘,‘":"f;;‘ (' ”\er 1:91:33 Walnut Mahogany $3003.? a ‘7 0 A A . l ,
.' of Company ll, 0! 1h. 5... siding (11' WW“ ‘1“! 11111101011) “as Cl” 1 s Cl‘mllt ‘ ......... throu Coho: BUffCt 350.” m A T QM Vacuur Genius are 3150 easy lg ”"01
m Connecticut 1111111111 '1: titcitlotl 1011111111111) 1111 men but :11! “fl 11.11111 “““““ Villas Washes Dim Table mm .
'1 1 AM,“ we], 95111111111101 ,,, .t-mved Sicime‘BN 1'11'1111 11m - Swfil‘wnw‘m 111‘ 11101109001111 111 Y' 03 _ m and give good service, ... .310,-
“on. 1104 find “,3, life: “hon tho 1mm woro called out this if ‘1 3010‘ S~11leclt1d...Ml‘ilfi burr Senmg Table mm mm .> $6.00 01.113140!
1094.151013me MM all. llllllt‘, for awhile they reccivcd th11ITfigan;use of 1““th Comedian. ’ mm Cab. l 1 d, . 1: 1 A . i
”minim: themselves as “0mm“m‘9“ of ””0“" ‘75“ 'a day" ...................... Aaron Cohen ‘ me m ‘. W

Bis-00'- Carpet Sweepers, in typo or plaht‘beao
lugs, two sizes,
83.00, 83.50 and 85:50.
1...;

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v :1,

130001110111,

New and Sanitary
111's” 0.1.11.3: Cent. 4 4 '1
War Goth-:0 Cons, heavy galvanized trait,
extra strong, with lo’ckhg device'on bail. When an
ball is down the cover is locked tight and it is impmt
abletfor dogs or cats to remove. Two sizes, ,, .9
01.115 end 02. so. 1 i 4111’
”Signals," an especially good garbage can for the '1
hitches. it is made of white enamel and has tigbih
fitting cover. This cover can be raised with the fool,-
the Egan Which slits in a frame, is easily removed At
tuiy time;a smell rccéptscis oi the top 1'hoids dish»: .
fcctisnt. This is Well adapted for doctors? or deotisls‘
offices.

 
 
 

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The Road "House"?
will take all responsh’
'biliiy for any fur gar-i
ments or for rugs:
heavy woolen robes
or other attitles, and ’
carefully store them i
until they are needed 4
neid fall. Our prices
insure you against fur 4'
loss either through _
fire, theft 0r moths.

£011 Barnum 0200. "_

 
 
 

81.00 to, 8.500.

50 cu. .
large and small, 25 ctr. 4

 

 
 
 

 

' Main floor,

 

 

 

evening, ulth Commodore James M
'Brlcn < presiding. decided to :go
ahead with plons~41for pueblo}: the club

 

01d.
qusi'tor oi'a million‘sdollars. ‘Aiter a‘f
number of ,‘personsl bequests ore ‘,
made, the s'émsinder of 1110- to go“,
in trust 10-1111: bospitol which i ieuis
ceive the inc'o‘tue from 11 1111111101;
111‘ out $125, 000, it was estimated. ' - 311::

 
 

 

opening on Memorial (Day. [Iilay'fio
Several propositions for membership

 

accepted
Edward Beers. a former Janitor of OA'CEB OF INTEREST m GOMMGNjL—r
illex club, 0115' changed to commence ‘, MPLEKS COURT. "A ‘
duties them next month, when ibe§ The follOWing cases have been ss- fl
fiOfltfi Will bs 11111111119 1'Aj1 signed for trial in the Common Pleas '. .
ed £011 1111: season m0wing to the" veto Court tins~1veek A
ccllont conduit): ' ' WWEMY"MT&SHMGH1 1.11.1111 v_s .
property wastipinceil 111.111 sensor thrrc The lordship Park association; Jo 5"
is but little work (it piesmi to ‘lssbhlne Pohorence ct 01 vs. Andrew
0000 previous to tho c.pg:i1- .1' 0111.11.10 Konocsny; Ernest 11.110110 vs. “
most prosperous semen is looked for John?F.1110mlon.A .A
word to .by the members. J Thursday-John 1?. Stealer v0.1
W~-‘-—-—— . Rowland 1.8 Boll; James 0.1200201 vs.
uonwmn 1100911“. mars 11.011111 111111011 none; The Mount ‘
amuse-r. . Cosh Motor 00. commonaliti-
8mm April 2W Willielli '.1-r: Bot-nun] A. Phillips oi oi v0. 1181'-
W lectu- Rossini it this city hvnoet'flelmrllslhcwmmr v0. J

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

The estate is ‘estimatod at 113 . ‘

, ‘4lights and gas. ~F.ine Cafe' attached. also Restaurant. Italian

 

 

 

CENTRAL coronal.
Fine rooms by .the .day or week Steam; heated. electric

and Am'é‘ri‘can style.

 

 

 

Corner 0110111100 and Chestnut St _ ‘ ' Tel {Still
"N l .DISESA. -Manas'er “' "PRU?“ Drona-lamp; .1."
m“ _ - . '_ .-,_.....-..rmT—-_ "W. ~.._. :-._-..m.— __ J

'Stel'n 01:111. it lilt’dfill'l C111.

Formerly Known :0 Bridgeport Stocmwyelng .16. Cluster Go.
Silk braces. Glov0mEIhnk0u m: Lou Curtains .CIuneo.

H. LYNGE,1Prcp. . 4
240 State Street JkBRIDGEPORT—
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