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3, The miners are working
Their wages have been ad-
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There will be no strikes
Cats will be kept moving
Possibility of a short war
;-Six months before you
: . need winter coal0d
pB buying in m crate
fistiluantities as needed
there will be enough to
. go around
You can probably get
along with less coal if
- . Y9“ try
3 Don’t get excited
it. 'Dont be greedy
~Don’t blame us
Take a sporting chance
. Summer» is coming
CLEAN {JP SALE OF ALL SPRING GARME‘NTS
- PRICED LOWER THAN MANUFACTURERS
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DtTn‘t let next SFn'day find you without a new Coat.
suit or a Dress. This week we offer these remarkable bar-
gains which you can not afiord to overlook. Particularly
“WWW” thee: "who desire styles that have
enough life an ash to them to make them stand out
from the common place a: drastic price cuts. Come and
save more than 50 per cent. on your purchases. .
FIDAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
The Norwalks' Pioneer Promoters ‘of *Ready-to-wear Ap-
parel of the Better Kind for Women Who Know.
on. contact?
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The New beicnce
‘ tuition" 0F - CHIROPRACTIC
L .ropraotic is the definition of the
.. on! the lleease and the art of
‘ slice the same. Disease in causal
, ~.im'onclt, unit or sprain in the.
k Even it done in childhood;
eatee pinched nerves and pain in
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iropractore remove the cause of:
ease and pain, health it restored
rough harmonizing'the nerve eye-
io your body. Female troubletg
on opecinl‘atteniion: also curvature l
thesplne. You will never regret;
‘ ' the Chiropractor a chance to'
‘ patio treatment: given also.
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' ehln'gton St" So. Nomaik, Conn.
duate from Palmer School
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Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store-
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that t at the members are largely
Amt: ultimo: ‘ho love liberty
and whose tradition- are‘oueli as to
make them loyal to American institu-
tion and ideals. I
it is iurther pointed out the early
in its battles
against the feudalism of the middle
ages and its support of the principles
of freedom of eonsicience and politi-
cal democracy.
“The Slav is by nature a demo-
crat.” said Prof. Kovarik, “and his
struggles have in the main been
against the Teuton." He added that
iiif very heart of the Central Empires
is not Teutonic nor autocratic but pro
ally in spirit and act.
R. F.'\’oska of Stamford, reCeived
:1 copy of the letter written by the
governor to Prof. Kovarik and this let-
ter is as follows:
“When you, with Messrs, Ambrose
and Voska, called upon me the‘olher
doy to give expression on behalf of
the Bohemian Alliance to the loyalty
of the people of your race now re-
siding in this country to the ideals
lot which this country stands, I for
maily thanked you. But, as since
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Vsnken Fabrics of Many Kinds aslwell as Heavier
Materials
‘Wash Dress Goods in New and Pretty Colors
The Biggest Line oi Buttons and linings in the City
Hostel-y for Everybody
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then I have thought over what you
said to mo, 1 have not been willing _.r
to leave the matter there. i
“0“ “0119111133 geographical 1’0““; In short {he Automobile Census
tion in the midst of the struggle now bureau desires that every card sent
raging in Europe I knew her terrible out be filled and returned all soon as
fiufieflng’ 1 sympathized with. But possible. Wherever it is possible for
it was a, revelation to me to learn the owner of a motor vehicle to offer
of the age old struggle for liberty his car in any of the classes mention-
‘irany of us are apt to assume to be: do so if he 0 mutant Wherever the,
the peculiar heritage of tin? founders: nature of his business or calling or'
of our nation. 1 now see mam: no; the previous registration of his car
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80C
450lb
Compound Lard 20c lb
"East India Tea Co.
Tel. 371 125 Washington Street
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New Potatoes pk.
SPECIALS . ;
IPurc Cocoa, in quart jars, cut to ................... 23¢
Dunham’s Cocoanut, roe pkg. cut to ................ 8¢
Swift’s Premium Disc, 3 pkg.‘ .................... 28¢
Try Our Fresh Roasted Coffee, a lb. ............... 21¢
Parlor Matthes .................. 3 five rout boxes 10¢
A. ‘S TULL
'54 Cottage Street. East Norwalk._
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Fresh Sea Food Specials
Start now and save the famous Profit Sharing Coupons:
. Halibut ...... zoc lb. Tile Fish ........ .. 16: lb.
Croakers ..... .. toc' lb. Steak Cod ...... .' 15c 1b.
l Spanish Mackerel .. zoolb. ' Butter Fish 16c lb.‘
- Herring 8c lb. -‘Haddock_ ....... ', 10c.l.b
STEAK POLLOCK f ............. ...... 12M¢ ll»
FANCY TOMATOES ......... ,-.' .......... 12}/.~¢ ”n;
Beers Mould Provision Co.
' (a ’ Stores.)
6 NORTH xvi/tamper.
South Nor-walk. ,Pho'ne r'r80
in slum:
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When the foreclosure decree \vas
mound, lli plaintifi ‘lill‘e'ges that _no
notice “or given to- her oi! the fore-
closure an shemmteitbo right to
redeemibo property} Burr claims
that although the plaintiff may have
received an assignment of the mort-
gage on the property, she did not-get
possession ot'the mortgage note, and.
denies that it w transferred, con;
tending that her r ghtsfivere therefore
cut oft‘by the toreolos’ui‘er »
Alleges Attempt to "Domed. -. . . .
. The case of Eliza. '1‘; 'Gllht‘lde. ot-
tN‘ortvaik against George N. Me Ken-
dry 01' Norwalk‘ which.,.wiil be - tried
go“ Curtis today our lair
.prevent'ber fromlevying orbit. ;
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ligands tantrums? ; "
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to create consider-sine interest. Ac-,
cording to the plaintiff she obtained
a judgement on -' July 15, 19153 oil
$935.70 against {George N. McKen-
dry on} promisory note for $1,000
given by the defendant, but wasr‘unv
able to satisfy the judgment . from
I . I The plain-
IIiifl alleges that McKendry conveyed
",Ito his sister. Clare 1. McKendi‘y'suoh
properly till he; had with intent to
I hinder and. defraud theplaintlfffland
Rives room ene-
allay I-3.-.—l-IIerl)ert C.
‘Hoover'arrived from England today
. on an”‘limet1cans“ ship and said he
would proceed at once ‘to Washingg
'ton‘to,‘_asau_ine his new positioned
transplants tonne too'd’board. ,_ »
, Another ' passenger ' on the vessellI:
was the Right Rev. c. u. pronouns-j
i hernia could, she would range herself in other branches prevent him fromu
!with those who are fighting, in the offering the car in any of the classes:
.words of our president “to make the mentioned he should note such infor-'
lwovld auto for democracy." :mation upon the face of the curd.
“l am clad to know this, glad to; Another class of questions conic
realize that all Bohemians who care; from car owners will ask, How long
for the history and traditions of their such offers shall hold good? Wheth-
hnco, have nochoice but to do in let they shall have to pay: for the
putt on behalf of this country and! maintenance and up-ltoep (f their.
‘ times at whose side she liable. i hope: cars while ' in government service?
you will convey to the alliance uiyillow their insurance will be affected
iflleal. appreciation of their high pur-' and what are the conditions under
1 pose to gem and wish them, for me. which the cars will be taken over
lull success in inspiring others with by the state? in reply it may be
land zeal to do all
gilli'm living forces
l ravaged Europe."
You .
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things to make: the census to in any way interfere.
{broutzbout
:t-r of :my vehicle or Vehicles ofierod
gi‘or use in (use of on emergency
' . ; pending ‘tbc llllli' of such eiuergcncy.
" lSllould any of the cars which have
B ‘bmt or may be thus offered to the
‘ i rtltllt‘ be culicd for in the, ease of an
Emnergcnt'y all details covering their
Lose, insurance and up-ltcop would be
{arranged for in the time. in short
. the purpose of the automobile census
now being lulwn'is. as stated on the
ileCt’ or the blanks, Which have been
'scnl out by (lit-cotter of tho governor,
"to procure ccrinin lniormnlion l‘l’lll-
itivc lo the resources of the static."
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‘ gcuernl l‘XiliallililOll us
to the mixes and intention of the
quotations indict] on [“0 blanks soul
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,comb to obtain concrete inl‘orumlionl
rcnccrnin‘; cvci‘y vlicensod motor VP-(SUB BASE PRDP
-08|l|0ll llfllllllliiiil}
‘lucic. including electric. vehicles, in
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thc stole and a declaration of the:
{owners' willingness or unwillingness?
.altlliiy or inability, to offer for ihc'
use of the state in case of tin cmer»!
gency his car or cars in one or more?
of the classes designated on the back‘
'of the card. Where owners have al-i
ready offered their cars to local home} The Commandant lienIrtily thanks
guard transport corps and oraunizu-‘g the. club for this most generous oilor
“necessary in“nuch cases is for ilxngciares th patriotic spirit which
‘ vomit-r 10 till out and return to the' prompts the club members and other
eautomobile Census bureau. Suite li-g Americans to volunteer tuulerial aid
bl‘lll‘l'. thtrtford. the blank with u' to meet. the needs of. this naval dls~
., d'éscription of his our and srute on trict. .
itho face of the blank the specific. You will recognize, of course, the
branch of service to which his ear Naval Colist Defense Reserve is un
'hn.L been offered. Such prior regis“ organization in the process of fortit-
trnlionVill in no way,conlll-:t with' tug. At tho present time it is im-
ibc registration asked for by the gov. possible to imntcdintcly use the build.
eagernornon‘ tliexblanltslsglut‘out by'th'e "lug you offer.- but it isbclievctl that
"' Automobllc‘i‘ousue bureau. . as soon as a number of patrol bouts
Cars used in any branch of public can be commissioned for use in tho
? service such as fil'P. departments. po- Secoud Section the use of the facili-
_ lice depurliucnis, the carrying of mail,‘ lies you otter will be of he greatest
munitions-t food supplies etc, or in value.
* tho livery business, should be listed in tic-v: all the present conditions
.on the blanks with a. description of lite Commandant is unable to formal-
.- the car and u statement as to the ly accept. the use of tin: East Nor-
;nnturc of the service in which they walk 'YachtClub-ut this time. but
are outplayed. Cars used by Mini takes the liberty of assuming: your
_ clans or in the service of the Red offer remains open for acceptance
Cross should "be treated in the same when needed.
way. This information will be placed. Yours very truly, _ L ,
on lilo with the specifications of their .l. M. MOHR.‘
- cars. Rear Admiral, U. S. N., Commandant.
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REMOVAL SALE
~ -» Before Mowing to {Our New '.
Store at‘31 So..Main St.
Men’s Crawford
Ladtee’wMayfIair shoes, Oxfords. Pumps, $1.79. $1.98. $2.25 .
Ladies' Whitejctinvas. Iii-Lace Shoes at $149, 31-59. $2.50 '
Children’slBrown Play. Glitter-d8. sizes 5 r-z to 2, 98°-
L'adiesf White Canvas Pumps, $r.3g. " “,
I .BargainsyouI‘willjretnemben for along time.
mad democracy. which. i am afraid” ed on the back of the card he should,—
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war: with the full and free use by the own-.
lions of a similar nature all that is» and assures you he sincerely uppre-l
' , exaiulnors.
WilijSeil’Eutgre Stock Below Cost = l
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I0xfords at $2.50, $2.79, were,$3’.5o,'7 Sioofi ‘ .
H. Krieger & Co.’
‘ The Leading outfitters _ ,
In Norwalk , '
Here is the place to see the larg-
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5 . Tile - - l - ‘14c lb.
Roe Shad - . - 250 lb;
i Live lobster - - - 30c lb.
‘ " CUT SHAD .................. fl,- .................. 15¢ ‘
SALMON ................................ I ....... 20¢
BUTTER ........................................ 16¢
WEAK ...................... i... .................. 15¢
I FLAT ............ s¢
HADDOCK . ...... ' ............................... 10o.
Schultze‘s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
South NorwIalk.
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news to him. He lives in the West
. End and appliedtfor naturalization
He had not heard from his mother
llNDS MANY» AlllNS
. ' 3 " 'or stepfather in eight years. Examin-
" ARE [00 IGNORANI:er Church had written to the. step-
imther and migwmt he had been
« naturalized, wit" , liehcc was under
lingo. Kebec was surpr‘igcd til girls
_ news. The result was that Keceo
I found that. ize was already a citizen
of the new imnugrniion laws régurd- by reason of his stepfather having
in: literacy. this seems indicative of been naturalized whilehe was a min-
is future policy of the naturalization. 01:. though ilVlllB‘ apart from him.
\ . .i Andrus Choir of South Norwalk had
1 One applicant. named President Wilv'l neVer heard of Abraham Lincoln, did
' son as the first chief executive of the not l'eCOIl‘lCl anything about. Ult‘ civil
; United States. Another fixed the date 1 war. and April 6, the date of the (lot-:-
of the Declaration ‘or independence as taxation of war with Germany meant
{happening in 1898, evidently conius-l nothing in his youug'life SO his case
fine. the Spanish-American war with was continued for further study.
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Admit 32 to Citizenship.
in till 42 aliens were admitted at
the naturalization session yesterday: .
11 petitions were dismissed und'23
wore continued for-study. This made
a total of 118 aliens admitted to cite“
zenshlp in two days. ‘
One candidate, lrepl
j were 13 "scam” in the flag at the
beginning. Examiner éhurcbnuked”
him if he'liad any. The candidate
misunderstood and began ' searching
his pockets for cigars. evidently be-’
lie‘vin‘g that it was the custom to pla-
cate-naturalization examiners with
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got some first hand in- +Try a Sentinel .Wfihiiddvc ;
ENGLAND; ECONOMHZNG ONI
' FOOD
ILONDON, May, 3, 12:50 p.“m.~‘—'l‘lie
appeal of King George to the public
to economizeiu consumption of food
was read at n‘oon‘todsy from the steps
earths Royal Exchange and of all town
balls through the country. The lord I
mayor andsheril‘is‘ntlendod the cere~
many in. London, and large crowds 113- I
smile.“ M ' 7
lqd that - there
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