come true we have no dope, It some “apprise, to ease Your Pam or cure your woes. We're all ‘tminanopenbmtmd .mm we die If She doesn’t neat. and if “1° strikes a floating mine—cur .ll,.;t.. and ”animation in jglflL: ; The Hatch t“: Balley Co." .. '- "I”W “it I pose it's coal, won’t W" I” . THE / ERRiS intranets: e ‘ . The New Sctence permit-toll or calaopaaox. ‘ Chiropractic in the deilnitton lite o! the tissue and " jutting the some. Die by a wrench. twist --—— -—~ ——~—-————\ - . ._ ...... 33 South Main St. The Norwaiks' Pioneer Promoters of ’Ready-to-wear Ap- parel of the Better Kind for Women: Who Know. me P ‘XRIS MILLINERY. 2 'fiparel South Norwalk. . i R. 0'“ ristram & Hyatt Norwalk’a landing Dry Goods Store lens—M It pimp. Mm. May it --.\lra. Wt satin rm found not guilty. «surpluses-mama l-l gums; maltreated” morning, but‘ .9. held nutertlpoobailuan scoot» leery before the not in motion with the killing of her husband, allies lien— ry Hewitt. whose body was found bur- led on the Hewitt farm on April 19 Lincoln McKinley Grant. who was em. ployedaor. the tam, was held without bail- on a first degree murder charge. Both cases will be heard in Superiorl court in July. The Commonwealth to day introduced only six of its twenty witnesses. The defendants did not; testify. Herbert A. Sigsu'orth testlal fled that Grant had introduced -Mrs.‘ :Hewitt to hint as Mrs. Grant. Womenis Hosiery for Spring Fibre Sillt Stocking Silk Lisle Stockings FULL FASHIONED .......... 'snuslesoct SEANLESS Black, white, gray. tall. Russian call. bronzo. .................. SPAM LESS ..................... Black, white, gray. and white. GORDON SILK STOCKINGS ..... till it). _ _ i—_—‘ run Sllli STOCKINGS SEAMLESS .................. Black, White, champagne, gray Russian oall' tan, gnu, suede suede 118W. pink. light blue, bronr. white. navy. FIBRE SILK STOCKINGS p ------------ 29c SEAMLESS AT 35c, 3 for $1.00. . . . . . . . ......39e Back and white. SILK BOOT STOCKINGS WITH COTTON TOP AND SOLES, FULL FASHIONED ........................................... 59c Tan, bronze. gray, battleship gray, Palm Beach navy, gpeen, pink Black, white and all the popular shades. l t l t . ,llght blue, chain agile black _ $1.15 ,, (Continueld From Page One) "6, -—-—--- The second reason is that the mem- bers of theSlxth Company have been ordered to bane every piece of equip- ment packed and ready for service. ‘,’l‘he equipment is in first-class shape‘ and is ready llor instant departure i Another reason that leads to the be ililet that the company is going into aet- service is that the fire control an; lilac . erent Olsen! end onctorl remove the cause oi sad pain. health is restored: ..hamoolxing the nerve eye ‘ “your body. Female troubles Mal attention; also curvature ‘ spine. You will never regret the Chiropractor a chance to Franci§, D C - filth! 8t.. 8o, Nomalk.-Conn‘. inert lam Palmer Sthotil SMOKED SHOULDERS, Lean, Tender, Delicious. 22¢ 1b- FRESH ROASTED COFFEES—We operate the only complete coffee roasting plant in Norwalk. The re- suit—Better coffee than elsewhere. This week we call your special attention to our famous “PURI- TY" BLEND COFFEE. The Best Value' in America. (3 ll). ' T 15 $&H Stamps Free. EAST INDIA BUTTER, America's Finest Creame 4 é"). EaSi India Tea <00. to. 37-1 125 Washington Street Moan” - - A .. cusMaM x -..“..- ___.._.-...._ ...m ment to nearby 'torts. The main reason on which the men! base their supposition is that the pill core. in discussing the parade which’ is to be held Saturday night in the’ First district for recruiting purposes. are doubttul about homing it at all? One of them remarked in a conv‘em 'tion held a 'in days ago that it was' more than it ely that the company. would he in ltctive service before thati titue. lily put in; two and two toseth 1 er, with the l or news received from) 1 \\ ashingtomt. C. it can be seen thatl likelihood of Mrs Sixth Company beingf called out be oré‘ Saturday is nearly aé certainty ! The nature of the duty the local com 1 many, t'l'lgethlLr with other companies; ti n the C. A. to. may be called upon to perform is a iuutter of speculation ati the ): lesent tllme. but there is a strong' possibility that if an American army: is dispatched unload the artillerymen q . i‘or Booklet i on Patentsi ! g; Specrais for Wednesday Large Live Ldbsters 20 Oranges for. . ' Grapefruit 4 and, 6 for Schultze’s Sanitary Markets 32 Washington St. ,Sotttli Norwalk._ _ . 30clb. 25c . 250 39 min 8t. Hermit. .u .,. V,?_. will see service there Their training as coast artilerymen lit them for ua-i2 ihg the air , siege guns which am [used extehslvl iy in France. .. g Ciiptaiii All ért N. Mossman, when interviewed it a Sentinel reporter this morning. Said that he had not received any orders regarding mobilisation as yet :aoon as the draft bill is passed in de- ,flnite shape that the Sixth Company .would be called into active settles. The Sixth Company is nearly up to. the full war ouota. One hundred menl are now 'on the roster. which is nine less thanfull strength. It is hoped that at drill this evening enough re- !oruits will he obtained to at least bring the man totull war strength or even run it‘ll. The members will 1be out “not b a atld course of speCials for Wédnesday Sirloin Steak ~Purtel-il0useSteak Rump lLorned- Beet Best Oieomalganne .‘F- 340 lb . 35c lb . 22c lb 28c and 32c Beers Meat & Provision Co. (2 Stores.) 3 NORTH MAIN ST. 5°” “WK-31.1939 #1.“: 13 MAIN ST. Not-walk. Phone ”I. The City National Bank Fmancral Success In all permanent financial success it is necessary to have ample funds to meet eyery obligation proippfiy . You establish strong banking cannections by having an account with this Bank—eBank With strong capital and surplus-a good record-and an established reputation. _ Upon request a representativo will call and consult. with you regarding any matter protaiuing to banking-our time and experience are at your disposal. . We loan money on farm mortgage . . t. ...:- i sprouts thin mug. ...—.4 Fit!!! SPEGUALS —Boston bitie fish 3 lb. 25c. Tues- day and Wednesday from 3 to 8 at the wagon. ——qp..——..—-————..— REGULIAR ARMY NEEDS RECRUITS. BOSTON, May 8.——Colonel Frank ll McCoy, in charge of army recruiting ,stations heron began a new drive. for recruits rtor the regular army today. Thousands at ltandbillb and posters, were distributed throughout the city; and suburbs. ---.-—l KEEPING UP MILLS SUPPLY. BOSTON. May 8.-s-_Massachusetts; meetings to consider means of pre-I venting a lesltenipg oi the milk Supply during the summer months was held in nearly ew ry county in New Eng- land today a der the auspices of the New England Milk Produceas' As- soclation.» Tile price of grain .was the i . ‘ Thorsday TEST FOR INSPECTORS OF CON: will hold tests Monday. May 21, 1917, at 1:30 o’clock at Room 72. lHaltfold Conn, l ts of in ector of contract work paratus in the Amory had been ship- 4:; State :ENlcps pd afiy 8’ order of the War Depart-‘ i will be assisted by the highway com qualities and uses at materials. them He was of the opinion that as . .SEN. M'LEAN lN SEAT? in South-:, Thted‘ is South Norwalk Merchant? Day of. Thanksglvmg to ‘allfl its 93'0" no for their loyal patrot'laqe of the year . . . One yDayLOnlY TRACT WORK ON STATE HiGH~ WAYS AND ELSEWHERE. The State Civil Service Commission Capitol to (-establish eligible Tile commission lllissioner in mourning test on tions and rating mitten ansuers, use in tile Olal interview of candidates. Candidates must have knowledge of and experience in inspection work, surallon of containers surfaces and solids, and gcuelal requirements of tread building. and should be physi- mill) well qualified for the work Appointments are being frequently made in different sections of the state. for new road contracts. and leading cligiblos illt’ likely to be called on immediately. Entering salary is $3.00 and up. 'wards per day with opportunities for advancement Rating will be made on the lollou- lug subjects: l-r—Wl'llit‘n ansuela to questions on knouledge of the duties in- \olved. materials used. men- surtltion, ligating coals, making reports etc .................. 40 ~Personai history, experience and training .................. 40 3 l’elsonality and general flituess (Olal interview) ............... 100 Candidates must attain at least 60 per cent on subject No. 1; at least 70 pet cent. on subject No.2 and sub- ject No 3: and a general average of at least 70 per cent. on all subjects of the test, in order to he placed on the eligible list. File Application Promptty. Application must be made on forms lundshed by the Civil Service Com- mission, and must. be tiled on or be- fore 12 o'clock noon. Friday. May 18. 191']. at their cities. Room 73, Capitol: Notices and ppplications will be mailed on request. ‘ . Bring pen and ink at the test. State Civil Service Commission, Capitol. Hartford, Connecticut. ___._.........-.. ——.———.— .— ..-- on... larger than they should be. Hence these reductions in order to stock. H. Kriegets C0 ‘ PRICE REDUCTIONS [N All. DEPARTMENTS -' Owing to unseasonable weather we find that stocks are 0an 3 Charlie Account it .You Are Sher: ol Ready Cash _ . i 4—7 reduce surplus ———- . ...-...... a“ , t l \ _ ‘ ‘ ... _ K T # V‘ i L .a A 4 “0 _ g? m. we always have the Best in age. HEALTH MUCH tMPROVED' WASHINGTON. May 8.—Senator; George P. McLean made his appear-i once in the. Senate yesterday after: an. absence of about ten days. The senator looks the picture of health and bears a line new coat 0! tan. Several senators remarked that Mr. \icLean looks in better health today as the result of his vacation of the past ten days thari he has at any time in the past three years. * ‘ __— Company ‘C. of the auxiliary police" force will drill tonight in the square int the Eastbound Seuth Norwalk railroad station. Norwallt . May 17m, ‘ sum 85 Washington St. Butler'sé'COfieea-Eg’gs prices just now are reasonable and we solicit your patron- Very Best New-Made Butter, per pound . Warranted Fresh Eggs, per dozen . .. No. 1 Royal Plantation coffee, 35c grade cut to . . After Dinner Blend Coffee, 32c gradc'cut to ...... 28¢ lb. Challenge Blend Cofiee,‘f3oc grade, cut to . .. . Golden Santos Blend Colic: FREE DELIVERY ‘ EVERYWHERE. "* A. F. Beckmann & Co. GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS Butter, Coffee and Eggs. Our / . .......... 45¢ . . ........... 39¢ 31¢ 1b, .. ...... 26¢ lb. 20¢ 5 lbs. for 95¢ Telephone 1405. Selected Mixed Tea, per “1.. .. Cream Corn Starch .. a4 Cottage Street. ...—.....— lNoREAsss. . . WASHINGTON May 8.—.—?RepreSent- -‘ antics of the southeastern roilrbads were heard today by the Interstate ' Commerce commission for a general freight increase or fifteen per cent. Th‘ey followed the lead of the essays ‘ systems, and based their plans princlfi ‘ n‘ th and or advanced cost or J. ‘3‘. Duke, assistant comptro , the Southern, presented to 1_ SPECIALS Try Our Fresh Roasted Coffee, 21 lb. .' .............. 21¢ Pure Coeoa' m quart jars, Cut to ............. ; Dunham’s Cocoanut, roe pkg. cut to ................ 8¢ -'White Rose Pancake, 10c pkgr cut to .. A. STULL SOUTHEASTERN ROADS WANT 1' ............. - ..... 25¢ 23¢ -8¢ 2 pkss 15¢ ........... ‘~. . . a. llthast Norwalk. EA.“ dlers’ Fie d ho named as a memorial 'to Harvard men who served in the" home into use yesterday. , as the training field at nearly a thour- , Civil War, .and college students under the direc- \tlon oi" French and United States Army omeers. The force about 500 men who were members bf. the originaitiiarvard- reserve. othcers' included ' ‘ training corps, but Mlo have not on- ‘ . lied for the Plofisburgh camp. to- . gather with 400 Harvard recruits and" Students from other New inland“ colleges. Each day's work will. only” . slot of six houra’drill and instfitlctlgn 1'. ~ "o‘clJLt'ds‘Si'imsNTs wartime: ' ' . Wm M858» May 8.——so’l.:
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