Evening sentinel, Monday, May 14, 1917 · page 7

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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media: at 7:45 o'clock. 181131511 F. \‘1‘. Colebnm fl Louder
Ion-ll will be in charge at the drill. Olly 3 II I I J
~ to per cent. and 51 oil. dt‘b‘pile our South NW firings Bunk
low prion. on all the nrwest jewelry, The Idoal Shop
Ian-hot, clocks. optic goods, until 1,, Am
lot-liter notice. We bare. the goods 1’. 1' 1'0“.“
.iaow. Smelt tilled up weekly. All 0 Lou
pods guaranteed. Brande's Jewelry ' W. 3
Store. Washington street, South Nor- I' 3'99"
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flicked Flore was arrested Satur-

 

day night by Officer Slmth on the
charge of drunkenness and carrying
concealed weapons. He was bound un
til Tuesday morning, when he will be
arranged before 'Judge George R. Vos‘
”burgh. He was released under $100
bonds. .

-——(‘,aps 4:10, 651', 901'. O‘Brien.

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Stephen H. Smith, of 110 Woodufiard
in nine, made a complaint to tin dow-n
loan police yehtordat afternoon that
boys had stolen his Fo1d automobile. l
111' alleged that the youngsters drow
mil with the machine and were last
seen headed toward Lexington avenue.
“The police are investigating.

 

Order of Golden
Sceptre, will hold 11 1111111111 meeting
Monday evening. May 14, in their
rooms in the Trust Company building,
East Washington street. As there is
business of importance to come before
the meeting it is greatly desired that
as many of the members that can will
be present,

Court Frances,

South Norwzilk Council,
"Columbus. is sending out invitations
for a ladies’ night, to be given on Fri-
...day evening of this week in Red Men's
Hall. It reads that an exceptionally
tine entertainment 1'11 being prepared
by the lecturer at the council, Thom~
"trus‘F. MoMultOn. Refreshments und

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1 that clo.~'( to $100,000 will be added to

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Rood & Yolk Electrical 00.

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for preaching.
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lcm's. reports, and licensing applicants
2:30 an address.
Plan," will be unidc by
Day of Bridge-A-
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111 World Campaign will be"
made at 3 p.111. Rev R. C. Whitehead

I'ltet. William Horace
port. Addresses on “Mission
ties for

Reports 1111111 Haritord indicate

 

the state 11nd town receipts by the to-
rent niilltzlly1'lltlll1eli'1'1l0l1.
tiuS lists 1111' no“ l11111u tabulated
the stain 11111111) in “1111111111 and will,
in kept 1111 tile there. I11 the lists are:
.111 noun-s 111‘ many lwlh‘Ollal tux sub '
. (ls 11 inch lime not appealed on the
': :(;11:1lt:1"llstis.

Ponsorvutivu estimates put
number of 1111111011 111111111 will be. uddod
to personal tax 1-111'oilnnxnts in the 168
1111115. of the 111111111 111 from 40,000 to
5.1.1.0011, which, at $2 11 ycarwthe
11111011111 of the 11111- 1111111119 thousands'
of dollars annually in increased rev—
enue. Only mules between the 111111111
111' 18 111111 tit) aro liublo to pay thisl
$2 1' )‘t'ill‘ 111.3. The military census,
111111101, includtd 1111 11111195 from 181
wins oi are on. l‘or this reason, tho;
total iltCtoaSP 111 names on the censusi
lists own ”1081' on the personal taxi
enrollment does 11111 represent tin-A
..l.\‘c1' tt' 1.1i-litio1ml purports liable to
pay the 31! tax.

The inst personal tax 1-nrollment of:
the state tinit upon which collectionsi
now are being lllttllt' includes 269,110!
homes, accordion to information ob-t
tainsd 111 1111' union 111’ Tax Commie.
sinner William H. (‘111'Iiin,.says thc’
Hti'rttfonl «Couruut. The military cen-
sus includes the unrellment of about
491,000 inhabitants. This inukes the

 

dancing will also be in order during
the evening‘s pleasure.

.011 Thursday evening. Mny 31st. the
supreme agent, l‘rank .I Sherlock, ot
the Knights of Columbus will 1’11111c
‘10 South Norw 11111 and visit the coun
Emil, and inspect its work, also its
'hooks and make 11 upon 111 11111111 01'-
tilt-er. He is sent out by national of
liners and is now touIim. this state

,3? that niglit,1tl‘so will be woikcdlthe
lat degree of the Order.

Notices have been bullotincd in
naluh rooms of Dr. Wm J. T1acey' s vis-
it to the. council on this Tuesday ove-
ning to addiess the member. All mem-
bers have the privilege of inviting a
friend. Dr. Tracey has made quite a
name lately for hi'1ntself,lmving lec-
”dared before the Eagles, Red Men
nod-Catholic Union Council of Smith
Norwalk.

In order to keep {1, 000 000 Jews alive
40, 060, 000 is needed, and an appeal is
being made by the. American Jewish
Relief committee. Louis Udlehan, the
South Main street merchant, has re-‘
«solved a communication from Mr.
' weary Morgenthau, chairman of the
campaign committee, urging 11 strong
emu-t to raise this amount of money.
It. is proposed to hold a mass meeting
11111111119 Hall, on Wednesday evening,
at which time the matter will be con.

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Preparedness
. , is now our national watch-
; word. How about your per-
” ,t :onal defense against: the
fees that beset eyeryona. at
some time during life? '

, Mobilize
3.0111111111111an army of dot»~
hrs on deposit with this 1

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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' Canaan. Dr. Packard was, at the time

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

; erd'dtsoua‘slon willTollew. At 11: 80 '
Q Connecticut" Militia nitrite bitter.“

"1' iii-the Wilma! Missionary 813.
0M?- M‘I‘B."Jndgo'John"H.i-Eerry at ,

,ccnsus total about 221nm) names~
inbnve the last pm «111.11 111x enroll-
intent.

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hunt number “ho are '11)ch or be-
"lo\1 the 18 or 60 one li1nits.o1 who are
1119mm from paying 1111- p 1sonal tax
Itor one reason 01-1111otl1c'1.ihit those
who lnuc 111111113 cuivful inquiry into

ithc statistics nrt' certain that at least '

twenty not 11111.01 tina additional,
names will be found to in: persons!
llnblc for tho militmv 1.1\ and not!
prttt'iously iistmcd The proceeds of“.
Ithis $2~11ycai tux go to 1l11 ti'ousuries
lol‘ the smcral towns and 1‘ t1e~1 and
not to the state.

11311111111111 as persons in the regular

 

:nrmy o1 navy or 1111110 national
nu 1rd ale exempt firm the personal
{tax it is believed that because of'

’tlio draft likely to be made in the,

near futuro the nnmbm of exemptions
will be 1111521111 increased when the
mew lists are made next fall. It is
cc1tain ,",ho\\cvc1 that (1111 increase
in the lists bccause'oi‘ the military
census "ill not governl times the
11111011111 of revenue lost through these
additional exemptions.

TO DISCUSS MISSIONS.

 

County Congregational Association
-‘-Meets Tuesday in New Canaan.
The two hundred and ciglith nuntjzl

meeting of Filli'lleld County Associa-.

tlop of Congregational Churches and'

Ministers will be held in the» First

Congregational church of New Can~

mm on May 15, commencing at 10 a.

The general topic‘for the day will

 

 

phasized in the Terceniennry Cam-’
pa‘ign."_

At 10 a. 111., reports will be heard, at
:15, a memorial service for the late
Dr. E 1N. 'chkhar'd of Stratford will

be conducted byinr. Gus. Hoyt of‘New
of his death, moderator of the associo
,tlon., :gAt'10245 addresses will be given
on Mission Activities 'tor Home Pro-
tection, " Rev. John Stapleton 0'! South
Nomnlk discussing “City Mobilize
field ’iGonnty Minute Men.” A son:
a. m. oddball -on"'Mlsslon' Heroes at

Sheri-13d Bottle .0! TWIOM, secretly

 

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From Wonk and Lame
To Wall and Strong

I-‘oley Kidney Pills will 1

Alfred G. Walton of
Mission Recruiting,"
utiand Rev. Gerald H. Beard, D D., of

Bridgeport. on "The A‘inmunition Sup-
:DIY."

Adiournment will be 111 4:30 o’clock. P

m

.0! Btrnttord will speak on “Marching
Orders," Rev
The can lStamtord on

Ctfldrm’s Dresses

A large assortment of new Gingham Dresses for school wcar.

Plaids, Stripes and Plain Chambxay, nude in the latest

middy style. with platted skirts, Russian style with belts,

collar and cuffs of contrasting material.

Assorted combinatiori in Bloomers to match, from 240 6
years ....... . ............................... 79¢

11 to 8 years, without bloomers . . $1.00 to $1.50
Also a good line of Childron’ s White Lingerie Dresses,

 

 

, 50¢ to $2.25
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do {or other men and nomoanutolr
ly-n but they have done {or Mrs.

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to return of the trouble.

911111 in now to 111511 1~0ley Kidney
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1mm the vurfyl'

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bladder. T by

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notion. ease pain 11
timber no lttft‘ Joints and debit:
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healthy condition. ’l‘ry

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my back," writes Mrs. 1LT.
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lot. and ulionever I stop 11111 doctor-lug

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Low Shoe Time;
has arrived

Pumps and Oxfords

Patent, Gun Metal, Black Kid
Grey and White

 

 

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Styles Are Extremely Pretty
This Season

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Elwood8zGlovcr

:22 Washln’ton St.
loutb Namath

1.111,, and me, 1“,ka 111.111 ”We 1 Window Shades. Draperies, Porch and Lawn Furniture.. ;

11y blunder action became regular and .
Uniting :enantiun dinniipoaredl

"1.1 now stronger in my book then PM
111111 lur‘ sovornl stars. and since
11.1.: wen, lvu 11111; no 111111 and

}_ Mowers comprises one of the largest and mast complete
1 , lines to be,had at prices you can nil'ord to pay.

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A. I. Collmsjo.

3 So. Norwalk {Com

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Furniture, Rugs

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Carpets, Linoleum

Re-fumishing time is here. Our line of Furniture, Bed-
ding, Kitchen Cabinets, Refrigerators, Floor Coverings. ;

'Porch 11nd Couch Hammocks, Blue Flame. 011 Stoves, Lawn

 

 

 

 

 

OPTOMETRIST

58 Wall Street. , __1, Norwalk.

KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shut-On and .cher Mountings.

Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescrip—
tions promptly filled. Export Rewiring.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

CENTRAL HOTEL.

Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cole attached; also Restaurant. Italian
.and Ammcan style. .

Corner Monroe and Chestnut St.

Tel. 1 ,
N. I. 'DISESA. Manager 555

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Walton Limo.
, Lend Ham.
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10.000 BEAN POLES

RAYMOND 1111011111115!

Phone 113-3.

 
 
 
 
 
 

and all the popular colors '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Hosiery to Match

 

8: Washington Strict.

 

 

Connecticut River

Roe and Buck Shad '
Only plhcc' 111 town to getthem

ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market I

'Ptionu 108 and m.

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BL. S

A special collection of uncommon models.

fitting culls and fastens withthe best pearl buttons. Ollie-V
as distinctive and fine. A

Materials and styles have been chosen with great care
The worlnnnnship and out are excellent The variety at
most endless.

'86 wasmuoron s'r.

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The Way Sagiess Spnng

Guarantéed for 25 years. ‘ .1
The Most Comfortable and Durable of All Bed
Springs.

 

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Edward 'M. Groutia commando. at
Greens 111113.113. 100311.. 11111111111: or
about twentyulve acres or and with o
tw‘oetmy {rune dwelling,

 

 
 
 

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BRIDGEPORT, May it .-f—'l‘en cases
for contagious diseases were discov-

 
 

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They the 111111111111 éfrom any shown before .1111 .111. stub
to prove popular.

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