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Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 28, 1917 · page 8

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that coal-men are too
and roasts them, for a
“Md we will “show.
‘ A sad it is that some folks
the deuce with up by
up such awful capers
all Writing letters to the,

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~ The continual rapid ad's-colours Mahala-reed
“mesh“. has nude 't '
our 1 neeeusry be as to
Weemedingly m‘thatwemohlipdtoniu-our
mum "J Jim-J c m new ~-
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dds thatwe milhtmt You. my“ p oeyouror
Again we urge you in all seriousness to place your or-
ders now, for we have been advisedby shippers that if pres—

ent conditions continue

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there will be no lumber to 'sell for

the mills are positively unable to get cars to make shiP'

- merits.

We have incomplete stock now, but railroad embargoes
“d °°ngestton in traffic upset the best of calculations these

 

f: Bailey Co.“
meal piston. South Newark:-

rig-liter. G. H. Beard. Bridgeport: group
. 4—»Rev. W. H. Philips, Shelton; group

 

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ghm‘oh umbiliution will be divided:
mlo five groups as followup» ;

group z—New Canaan; Dorian. Nor,
walk and ‘Wilton:
. port, Fairfield, Weston. Boston, Trum—
lbull, Bridgeport and Stratfortl; group

4— Huntington and Monroe; group 5

:l—Danbury.
ding, Newtown. New Fairfleid. Sher-
man and Bro’okfleld.

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"1.8 instead of saying
, by Joel I’ll pay the

spill feel so kind and nice
‘ likely he’ll reduce his

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The New Scielnc"

put Ni‘TIDN oi= omnopnllui'l’tol
‘lroprsctlc is the definition of the
no: the iisesse and the art oi!
ting the some. Disease is causrdl
.» a). vr‘rench, twist or sprain in the
h. Even if done in childhood
creates pinched nerves and paid in
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roprsclors remove the cause of,
Queue and pain. health in restored-
rougn harmonizing the nerve sys-
2 ms in your body. Femulo troubles
given special attention; also curvature ,
Jul the spine. You will never regret

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Weds treltmsnts given also.

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LJWn‘eblngtonfit” So. Norwalk. Conn '
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32 Washington St.
South Norwalk.

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SA l‘UitDAY SPECIALS“

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oat leaves Pier 27 East
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SHOULDER VEAL ROAST. ................. 18¢ u...
VEAL CUTLET ............................ 1 26¢ n). .
RIB VEAL cnops ........................... 22¢ ll).
LOIN VEAL CHOPS ................ , ...... 24¢ n).
VEAL srsw ............. .. ............... 46¢ lb.

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Buy Cameron. Motors .. ill

amortisation! messengers édé."‘.

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neyr‘to Greenwich tomorrow and will JJJ.ES,'i'Iollr-‘—”pitcherg M
sum up against, theBruce Ps‘rks‘,':.:o£- ~. plaza-watcher. , '

__ that place." The Tigers will use the"
" tshme'y‘lineup‘ as

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- SPECIALS '
Pure Cocoa, in quart jars, cut to ........ V. . . . . . .. . . : 23¢
.Dunham’s Cocoanut. roc pkg. cut to .‘ .............. . 8¢
Swift's Premium Oleo, a pkg. .................... 28¢
Try Qur Fresh Roasted Coffee, 3 lb. ............... 21¢
Parlor Matches .................. 3 llVl' t‘clll boxes 10¢

 

 

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WEEK END SPECIALS
LEGS OF LAMB ..... . .................. ‘. 26¢ u);
RIB,LAMB CHOPS .. ....................... 30¢ 11).
LOIN LAMB CHOPS ..... ...... -... 35¢ lb.
POT lROASTS ......................... 22¢~24¢ ll).
~ ROLLED RIBJROASTS ............... 28¢*30¢ ll).
ROUND STEAK ......... . 32¢n).
Beers Meal & Provrsron Co.
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, 3 NORTH MAIN Sr. - . 13 MAIN ST.
. South Norwalk Phone trso ‘ Harwell!» Phone 881.

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was elected yesterday composes one,
lclergynian front each district as fol-

,Stamford; group 2—»Rev. John Sta-

ilfi—vllev. A. C. Coburn, Ilsnbury.
{in the movement, explained lto the
'clc'rgymen how the churches could
void the movement and the

:mcn present adopted resolutions cm~
ibodying the purposes of the church

. for any legitimate purpose.

'committees" for the extension of the“
.csrdcn plans and the larger use of
‘z'lt‘nirilcld county land for increasing
food supplies.

Hrs-lief through existing agencies and

‘clturch activities for all kinds of w Jl-

- tul supplies. mulling: and gathering of

:to advocate notionul prohibition as a
.wnr measure. Resolutions were also:

' shall n'bt be limited as applied to sthteltllling of boxes 2 and

J charities at $1,200 n~._\'ear each alk‘.

~ special deputies on requests of towns»

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"fills sleet team and are going toglvethe is». 3 a!” V t" ' K
. , _ ‘No‘dotons. a hard pull. The lineup for.
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The county for the purposes ol'

Tristram & Hyatt

Norwelk’s Lepding Dry Goods Store

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Group 1~Stamford and Greenwichll
group 3—West-,

Bethe], Ridgefitfld. Red-

Exeoutive Committee. l

The executive committee which

ows: Group 1«—Rev. John Finch,

group 3--
Dr. B, M. llsstall, county advisor-
clergy)-

nohillzmlon as follOWS:——
Objects of Mobilization.
First, To aid in making a census

 

 

 

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.Nemo Self-Reducing ~~ -$
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Week,1917ll

Begin Monday, April 30 ,’
.50

This Special Nemo Week corset is designed for the aver- “
age stout figure of even proportions. . ‘

In addition to the Self—Reducing feature, it has the new
Nemo Back-Resting device, which effectively relieves and
prevents backache by supporting and strengthening tired
back-muscles, and induces an erect, healthful poise.’

Fine white coutil, of much better quality than is usually . " 3
found nowadays in even the highest grade of corsets. Sizes

 

 

 

Second. To sit on agricultural sub.

 

 

from 22 to 36-—$3.50. g!
. A very great value—so great, in fact, that the makers an- "“
nounce that no re-orders cambeaccepted. Therfore, buy this
* model during NEMO WEEK. ‘2
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plans. .

The senate agreed with the house
in killing the bill which would have
limited rclnonstrance to liquor li-
censes to residents livim.r within hall
a mile of the proposed location. it.
adopted the bill changing the plan;
nor of choosing trustees of the Nor-J
wich hospital for the insane. The
bill creating juvenile courts in pro-l
hate districts was re-adoptcd by the
senate with house amendments. The[
bill prohibiting messenger boys inl
telegraph ofllccs from working until,
10 p. up, was amended and roudoptcd
with an amendment providing; a liven-l
1y dollar tine for the oillce manager“
in case of violation. The previous;
draft apparently imposed the penalty.
upon the oftcnding messenger boy.
The club certificates license bill was

 

Third. To organize and coordinate

form agencies where they shall be
necessary.

Fourth, To help in the raising? of
funds and special rclh-f work where
necessary. ‘

Fifth, To use the pulpit for pupil.
city purposes for thc movement.

Sixth. To offer the services of
fare work and rclicf, us for exam] 9
the llcd‘ Cross. preparation of hospi-

nrtlcics needed by enlisted men in
army and navy and the core- oi‘ dc-
pcndont families.

Seventh, To tender that new of
church buildings or such part of the

church property as can he employ-nth, n-colltniittul to the excise commit?
tee at the request of Senator Quinta;

for the purpose of meetings of relief
and welfare. bommiumw fol" rq’iefl
work and public culhrrincs.

Eighth. To ulfcr to thc authorities.
county and slate nnd mlllmrr. r‘l‘. ,

tho cutnmillcc clmlrnmn.

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“0 ,i‘m Jill) ”m‘m‘h'h‘” (.icnn. m-nor lill‘ right to modify or “suspend
hiaincs'. , d ‘ l . durmr (to war pound and for the mo,
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llrso ullons um pun-c a. tug} timlal defense the mm”. hurt: m ”Wt

Concrcssumn l~2. J. Hill and the llniti
cd limit-s :H‘lllllfli'ri from Counvclicut
‘lo support the (‘hnmbctlnin selective
draft bill. to work for the controlu
of food supply by the gowrnmcnt and

state.
The parole bill for boys sum lo the
\(PtlnlltwllC-lllr
rhi- sextet-J. which had adopted ii at
tor being rejected by the house This
provided for parole lifter thirty days.
Senator flourhan, offered an amend-
ment mulling parole effective utter six
months. he offering this to meet oh-
jectlons raised in the house to the
_.._..-,...-,-_~...-._. bill which he claimed was meritorious
Iund much needed. The amendment.
l was adopted and the bill goes back to

not iii no '10 EM... .

' ” l A favorable report from the nppro»

H _ I lprintion committee gives $60,000 for

' . . I.» . n bridge over the Nlnntic river. An
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unfavorable report ”was made on Sen-
ator Ilrooks’ bill to permit hotels to
furnish guests with liquor on Sunday.

passed asking tlu» Connecticut log-l
lslnlure to pass it prohibition law for
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cured adoption of motions which
nuke available for action on Tuesday
every bill that hits b90n=e|ll'llll8d and
is in the tiles and on matters which
are at the foot 'of the calendar or on-
the table. Many members are nnxl]
on} to finish up business “not inter;
Allan ll week from next \Vcdnesdny.l _
The house voted to ndhcre tp itsl '

ncfiou in roconmiitliug the bill nbol-l RED CROSS ”EMS

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stltute bill on this subject would be
forthcoming.

The senate adopted the bills placing
amendments or the s to. board of
education. and. deputies in the labor
commissioner's department on a snl~
my basis. insiead of a per dicm wage.

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ishlng’ the fish and game commission The Norwalk Chapter acknowledg-
,completing the act of killing this mea- as with thanks the‘ following. donn-
sure which ,was intended to supersedeafion. $9 50 from the Misses Sound!
‘he commission by n single commisn ' 1‘" ft . _ "
sinner. "l‘he- senate- lyesterdsy indu‘dersv “5° fl 3' pillows, check ““510

from Mrs. N. A. Mosemnn: check for

finitely postponed theonensurc. _
The house received, favorable rt.- $30 from lirs. Kendall, treasurer of

ports on hills increasing the salaries,lurid...y Aft-"noon . Club; 31.50 check
of commissioners of Windham Coun- from Mr. Louis JLcmaier for $300.27,

ty.and stipulating that the expendi- , , .
tux-es of the 5m“, hoard ot«coutrol to provtde materials for the complete
5. on the list

institutions. The same body adopted qt equipments. Box No. 2 contains,

bills'allowing the appointments .of--‘ sheets 36 illow-cnsés a. nmas

four inspectors by the state board otlgs bed-shirts p9 bath robes 321“”;
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lowing the Connecticut Company toisocks. 18 pair-shed socks, 18 bath tow.-

.nztend tracks in Bridgeport, New Brité ‘fels, .3ti_ face towels, 27‘ trash cloths, ll
'ain, Slrntl’ord nnd Fnirficld; giving.

county Fllf‘llnfl the light to appomt'B‘m No. 5 contains. .132 sheets, 1“

md cities and permitting the cstab- “$31.3, Stripillo'tvlcnscu, 43 lmthfltow-

? 'ishment of commissions on town cls. 36 wool: clOths. -

 

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, ‘ Mews: Crawford Orr/ford; at$250, $.79,were $3.50," $4.00, '

 

lfuinp's, .$Lr.'79. $1.98: $22 5 r
hoes at $1749, .firzfig, $2.50"

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The smmu adopted the bill carry-i
inc out the recommendation of 800-.
rotary of War linkc'r to :zlvc tho gov-u:

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llcl‘ormutury come inloi l
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Senator Quigg explaining that it sub-i

pair slippers. 18' hot‘water bngacovers,

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H. Krreger J00.

The Leading Outfitters
in Norwalk

Here is the... place to see the larg-
csl and best assortment of clothing for

Men, Women. *Boys, and Girls.

_ When you buy on credit we div-l
ide the payments so that same never be- w
"come a burden to you.

 

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‘ only a‘ PM More boys in Which to Get ”a .
__9X12.,C¢n3919i1m Rug ' 7 -,
At 795 .

Save nearly‘ $2.03 by getting. one of "these ru‘ge before
“Maylist. " ' " ‘ ' '

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' CLEAN; Up ‘ SAflE' 20F ‘ ALL JASPRING J G‘ARMENTS .

‘ «PRICED “LOWER“THAN MANUFACTURERS’
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M Don't let‘nex’t sunday find 'you' without a ,ne’w'Ctiat,

‘Suit ora Dress. This week weoii‘er these remarkable bar-

, gains which_you.;can not'sfford to, overlook. Particularly
should they appealfto'those who desire "Style .tliatggliave » ‘-

"enoug'h life and dash‘to;,thentg-to~iinakeflthc stand” out

" ' e»»‘cuts;«-Come and. ‘

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V ‘fromltheflcornrnon plac “at -dr'astic pm
A . savei‘rnOre than 50’ percent. on ‘ u purchases. J

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