Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 26, 1917 · page 7

 
 
 
 

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d the coming Address of Dr. Cyrus
”use“ tBradcy the date shguld
he been mentioned as Sunday even-
“. April 29th, instead of Friday
owning.

 

. ~00“ newavl maintain the low“
not prices in lenses. frames, mount-
ings and repairs. Prescriptions tilled.
use: duplicated. Charles Brand,
Washington street, South Noru’alk.

 

The W. C. T, U. meetinnghich was
‘10 have been held. at the Home for
the used, is postponed and the ladies
‘Il meet with Mrs. Ida Meeker. 8
filled street, Friday at 3p.m.All wal-
Me. ‘

 

Miss Odell's Friday evening Junior'
class will hold a masquerade and re!
caption, this week at the close of the
second term. Lucky number dances.
«priecs. favors and refreshments will
be in order. i

The many friends of Mrs. James E‘
Flynn, of 136 Flax Hill Road, will re-’
gret to learn that. she‘ is still confined
to her bed in u very weakened condi—
fion. Dr. P. J. Burncll and two nurses
are. still in attendance.

Butler Lodge. No. 97. l. O. 0. 1“,, con- ,
ferried the sot-0nd degree on two can- 5
<didntcs last evening, and elected two :
applicants to membership. Throeoth- '
or propositions were received. Proms-"f
'sive Lodge, of Danbury, has accepted ,
the invitation of Butler Lodge to con. ;
Ier the first degree here on Wednes- .,
day, May 9th. - l
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«Reduction sale of trimmed hairs, $43
$5 and $6 huts reduced to $2.535 and.
$2.98. Anderson, to Union street. 3

 

Everybody interested in ctmtiituiucl
the Chamber of Commerce is 'request- 5
ml to be at the adjourned meeting to !
be held at 8 p. m. tonight, and assist 3
by their proscnce and cooperation. l _
The special committee will report. at I
this meeting and if you are interost- ,5
Bl in Norwalk, it is up to you to at, :
lmd the meeting tonight. i

 
 

toll on stud

Several minor complaints new all;
flint were on the police blotter this ,
shaming. Among these wait a com-
film from Fred A. 'Giorcltino. ot‘ the ;
Sterling Furniture Company that j
someone had borrowed his delivery ,
automobile yesterday afternoon with- '
out leave from in front of the (‘llf- l “try of the “New Haven Y. M. .C. A-;

,_ “(1410191. It was found on Eliza- .South Norwnlk will have a union
110th street latter The “friend" who ' meotmg in the M. E. Church in tho

' , evening, speaker. Dr. Churlcs W.

. had borrowed it but] used tho machine Donne, of Bridgcpml; Norwnlk will
“I about half an hour. 'huvo ti union meeting in the M. E.
_..._.. It‘hurch in the evening, speaker, Al-
Irhe many friends of Miss Nora F. ‘ tred Stokes; General Secretary of the

.Reoley, of Prosnect. street, Donbnl‘lnlStammrd Y‘ M' t“ A‘: Burst- Ngwag‘k
will regret. to lent-n that she ”twill huvc amnion meeting "1‘ e -
,seriouely ill at the home or hot- slam.“ h Church. ”)5“??? qunipb’fséage
Hrs. Edward Lynch, of Akron, Ohio. bec‘em” 0f ‘9 ‘ - - '- - 0 ° ‘

. . inecttcut, ‘N‘o'iv Haven; Dmien will
‘liss Kelley went west in January to, have nmeetlng in the M. E. Church

visit her sister. Last weeks she was: in the eveninr‘wflpmker. 11;” y .(x
taken with an attack of rheumatisnl'Scotleld, Attorney, Stamford; Noroton
and according 'to’ telegrams here the ' will have .a union meeting nt the even-
jaunt jg affected, Her mother was ping service do the Baptist. Church,

= . speaker, L. G. Bates, physical director
sailed .. to Akron on Saturday. Misstof the New Haven Y. Ill. (1. lA.:
mile! is n mtllinery. in the Adreuthcthel will have a union meeting in
M 0'1an street, and has a large them E. Church at the evening ser-
mle of local friends and acquant-‘yice. speaker. Clarenco. H. Barnes,
‘Ilcea, all of whom earnestly hopellenoralrSecr-etury of the NewiBritain‘

 

 

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l0 BEOBSHWED

national] Church in the awning. weak-
or Judson .l. lllcliim, General Secre-

 
 

:'-——because a bottle) of beer is al-
ways welcome—il queue-lies the
thirst, restores wasted energy, and
helps to keep a worker physically
fit."

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that normal need for a mildly stimulat—

 

 
 
 

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flavor —— refreshing ~— liealtliiul——satis—
tying -~ nourishing ~— and economical.
PRIVATE SEAL is equally popular

with all classes.

 
 
 

 

Be sure that the beer you drink bears
the P. O. N. label—your guarantee of
highest quality and almost purity.
Order a case of PRIVATE SEAL
from your dealer— TODA Y.

 
 
 
 

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and Sherlock Herrick. Nichols will’ A goodly number or persons con-
i-‘IJS inf"ti?3h§$“lih‘“’s‘i£§‘i§“ "31"”“8’ “m” “" ““9” “Y but
, t _ . l '. 0 ~ .. .

leader of the team is William Bowenéfilumbup “fled or: his voyage 0fl
and the other members of the tcamt "‘“e’l' ”‘0 lilgrlms landed“
are Allan llrockmun. Ralph Strobcl.;”“‘ writing or the Declaration of In;
Jay Schietfelein, and Frederick Alleli.,dt’l\endeiir~c all occurred on Friday?
Wilton 'will have n ’l'alc student depu- i all of which 'lerlle;h[ "good luck" to
tation team on Saturday and Sundtty.f.me 1:,“th Smtcs‘ ‘ '
The tender of the than: is F‘ny Cantu-l M '
boil. and the other members of tho " '
team are William Mct‘auco, Steven
Thatch; David Bronson and Hudson
Burr. Yale will have a student depu~
ltatlon team from Yale. on Saturday
and Sunday consisting of the follow-
ing men: Joseph E. Barker, lender:
Parsons West, John Landon, 'l‘obcy
Sufford and Fillmore Cucow.

On Monday evening, April 30th. thcl
Organization Convention and Dinner!
will be held in the Congregational.
Church at South Norwnlk. ’i‘he din~t
nor will be served at 6:30 o'clock ml
the ladies of the church. Any mun
.interested in the movement will be
counted an accredited delegate from
his community. The main speaker
of the cvcnlng will be Albert E. Rob- '
ertu, international Secretary for
County Y. M. C. A. work. A large
delegation 0;“ men is expected‘from all
over the county. Everybody welcome.

 

WHEN YOU. WAKE 3
‘UP DRJNKGIASS
0F um iWATER

Want the poison- and-toxins from
mum before puma: more
food into stomach. l

 

 

8m Inflow-thing make. an»
zone look and test clean,
. ~ sweet Ind "Med-

 

 

 

’ Wash yourself on the inside before
libreaktut :like you do on vthe outside;
"This .is vastly more important because
ithe skin pores ”do not absorb tmpuriq
——- 'ties into the blood,_cnnaing illness,

 

WAR’S EFFECT ON TEXTILE IN-
DUSTRY

 

4m reco MY. M. C; ‘A.; Georgetown will halve

’ will - yer. =a union meeting in the schoolhouse..
~ ' tspeaker, John D. Brook, physical, (ll-l
_LUNCH AT COUNTRY CLUB - tractor of the Bridgeport Y. M. C. A.:.

1 '50- will enjoy it 'nnd on Friday a spe- f Newtown will have an evening scrv.l
fifl lunchetm‘hl served. 1 lice in l-the Congregational Church,

' lspeaker, Elgin Shark. General Secre-f

tary of the Derby 5'. M. C. A.; Fair.
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field will have a union “meeting in the...
evening at the Congregational Church.(
ltspeaker, John C. Church; General.
' Have workedrand fecumuu ;- the evening.
later! a fortune which after .
:uzeir nation ban and

,‘Secrctary of the New London Y. 1d,}
C. A.; Shelton will have a union meet.-
“ ment: or ignorance "

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

ing in the Congregational Church in;
speaker, Dr. Walter,

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

onlflnrry .Hedlcy Smith, County Work.
Sé‘cretnry mt aConneoticut. New Haw}
en; Redding ‘Rldge will have a union]
‘ meeting at mementos service. sneak-
.Congl‘exationai Church, speaker. Rev.
' .i‘s."Woolworth, pastor; Wear-Red-
‘ding .vr‘lll flown morning :lervlce an;
item: WW. 5m. «fire water. do the
in. nmroufimem mu have
straits! sermons bygpastors. ,E. Jinan.
l" and C. L. m: 31191111de
. magnum .lnxtlie M. E,"
Church. the poster; ”Rey.
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lconvéhtldn here today. Mr. Bemislit quickly ferments and generates 1%

2‘ rt ent of Health. Bridge-i “3 l9 domestic practice," he‘uaid.‘ "Vial , '
fixtfnltll):§:flelnd will have a millennium and will he unablo unanimousldrink, before, breakfast each day, ai'
eating at the evening service. speak-tin our foreign policy, in our support
or Congress and, the president. will
in our desireand insistence thctveach
one shall do his pa'rt..torf.'nroeecutins
this war to a successfulgtemilnatlon.
There is no needTior manila-bogus“
for waste eti’brt.‘ “ ’ ” .

channels comma-hm and our
factories and .mllls; going. in ' as : nearly
normal conditions: as possible. ”the“
only interference would fbo from the

 

BOSTON. April 25.—~'1‘hc attract. ot'whlie the bowelpcti‘es‘do. “ .;
the war on the textile industry was; For every ounceoi‘ loud and drink-
discussed by President ‘A‘lbert‘F. 1'Bcnri taken. into‘the stomach, nearly an
is of the National Association or Cot‘louncb of wast‘ematerinl must he 3
ton Manufacturers, in his annualnd-l carried onto! the body. ltthiu waste'
dress at the opening, session of itsimaterlells not eliminatedrday by day ‘

declared that every element except poisons ,gases and toxins which are.
the supply of raw materials had been absorbed or sucked into the blood"
disorganized by the world-like inter- jatrenm j,through the lymph (Inca-3
ference with human activities. ”which should suck ‘onlygnourishment

"While we may individually diner ,=to 'suateln the body. .

--A' splendtdhaclth measures is to:
Eglass 'or real hotwater‘wlth it hen-,3.

Which is a harmless way to wash
obese poisons. gases and,toxlns wfrom.»
tithe stomach; liver. kidneys and?
showels; thus cleansing, sweetening}
lend Irres'heniug 'the entire 'nllmenhp'y;
canal before putting more food into?
the stomach. ' ~ ,
A’ quarter-poundotgllmestone phos-

phate costs but venilttlejtthe‘vdrnx: ,
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Ladies’ Pumps Arc Popular -

We have a splendid stock of the

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For Baking or Frying

Roe and Buck Shad, HalibuLCodJlatldoclt,
Tile, Weak, Flutllutterl’ish, Po
and Round Clams, Oysters.

Noflrhrgzrroz‘euu-Rn Fresh Caught

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new Spring Suit. Colors galore, in crisp taffetas and heather-
bloom which have proven entirely satisfactory for service.
There are Dolly Vardena, plain colors and fascintilingy
”finished with various beautiful

in styles

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