lttht‘yuot any W3“ the near future.
W W we have had
MmmWamberotmandhannow
stocks} . notinallgndesasusual.
e are heading every energy to give you the service that
the reputation of the Hatch a Bailey Company implies, but
please do not get peeved if you cannot get every thing you
want when you want it.
a The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
"i.
' h’d lay,"There's not a doubt
that rat's the same old curse
In the Goalman‘s job at the
'prelenttlmeisjustasbador ‘
' S ecials
THE . . . p for Wednesday
‘ Sirloin Steak - - 300 lb
Portethouse Steak - - 32ch
Large Pineapples 10c each
Beers Meal & Provision C0.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone r180.
inherent-agree:
Mw_-
, The New Sc it one
'tpfiFiNlTION OF CHlROPRAC""~
.. Chiropractic is the definition 0
vruae or the tieease and the art or
13 MAIN ST.
Norwaik. Phone 881.
Am_sotmt nonwitLK avemuo SENTINEL
nidiction. The Rebekah branch of the
fimanilested in all the lodges. The Re
lbekah lodges were instituted during
.v., | Hartlord.
" The observance of Grand Master's
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lm'm- "’e ' W” “W" ‘ ’ ’
W”: mw.m Wfim;& ”‘4'! niversary or the order, was referred to
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emu. I" is next
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Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk’e Leadmg' Dry Goods Store
NEW HAVEN. Hay ii’x- A net are
mt fin to membership during the ,uur
slim: I'll reported to the stand ludge
let t‘onarcticut independrnt Order at
itidd Fellows which held its annual
-seuion here today. Commenting on
iihla gain, the tlrund Blaster. l-‘. Henry
Pionroe. or mix cily. in his addrt‘tln.
laid it was the largest in the history
of the order in the Connecticut inriz'r
i
in The Dress Goods Section
. A tip . Id assortment of all the ”PM weaves, mall the new and standard shades.
8m and ”11‘ “1mm“ °I many kinds. Ltmngs' ' to match any 60hr.
The Biggest Stock of Buttons
MMeGm ‘
An immense variety in many new and attractive «league and color combinations
Save Money. Buy Fruit lars Here.
was doing splendid
interest was being
xorder. he said.
,work,” and much
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the year, one at “rodent and one at
I Day at the Odd b‘t-llou's' Home at Fair-
view, Groton. celebrating the 98th an»
by the grand master.
The total membership in Connecti-
cut January 1, 1917, was 25,282. ac—
cording to the report of hand Secre-
tary William S. Hutchinson. of New
;llaven. The number of subordinate
lodged is 91, two lodges having been
merged during the. year. The total
lmembership in the Rebekah branch or
the order was gircn at 9403 a net
.gain for thc year of 305, with 001 pend-
iing‘. The total assets of the subordi-
lnatc lodges \vcrc given as $070,508.52.
in not gain for the year of $1l3l.ti92.5ti,.
lWlllIt‘ the [old] funds of the Rebekah -... ‘_ .. _. .
‘ltlllkt‘fi “t‘l‘t' given as $123,573.00. a net‘ ' ' ‘ ' ‘ '
grain of $170.00 during thc your. ‘
t In making a report of the tinanccs ot
‘tlte grand lodge, Sidney W. t‘hallcn'
liter. of liridgeport. grand treasurer,
lsaitl: “There has been a small dc-
lcrt—‘ase iii the funds due to various
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3rd Annual
instinz’the same. Disease is caused
La wrench, twist or sprain in thel
icauscs, but the l't'('t ipts show a slighl‘
me). Even if done in childhood, ‘
, 3'. creates pinched nerves and pain in l
later life in the dinerent organs anal
2,11th I
Chiropractors remove the cause all
Bella and pain, health is restored,
”rough harmonizing the nerve eye 3
MI in your body. Female tronbier
given special attention: also curt/awn
the spine. You will never regret ]
ring the Chiropractor a chance tol
eip you.
Note These Prices
for Thursday
Calf Liver
Waite treatments given also. i Shouldel Steak
' T. Francis, D. C, l Sirloin Steak
.94 Washington so. So. Norwaik, Comm} Porter House Steak
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220 1b
220 lb
30c lb
320 lb
. 28c lb
20-28c lb
32c lb
" 22-28C lb
24-28C lb
30c lb
32c lb
30 for 25C
6 for 25c
830111055 Sanitary Markets
39 Main St.
Graduate from Palmer School
‘ Leg Lamb
.0- M. WOOSTER l Rib Roast
. amasav AT LAW ‘9‘. Veal Cuttlet;
t’;f§:.i.'é‘1‘"°'?)$ SM; Veal Roast;
-..—....
» “(0:332:00 Veal Chops
Oleomarg'ar ine
Fancy Fowl
Oranges .
Grapefruit
' ills MMN s'l‘REE’i‘
BRI'DCEPORT. CONNECTICUT i,
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Any Junk.
' S. Jolie
32 Washington St.
increase." Total receipts including
Ibnluttce front the previous year were.
‘uivcn as $11,190,“. with expenditures
;of $0020.07, leaving a balance (it
l $l.i’ill5.l7. l
; Other rcports presented includcd‘
ilhoso of thc grand representatives and ‘
icommittees on correspondcncc. and
legislation. '
Dollar na y
Thurs-day, May 17th
$1 Off on Any Suit in the House
One dollar is a big discount, when, you consider that our
regular prices are tar lower than any. store in the state.
We carry the largest stock oi popular priced clothing in
Norwalk. Short or tall, slim or stoutwe can til you. Snappy
styles tor the young man. Conservative styles tor his dad. '
Regular $12.50 Suits - - - - -
Regular $15.00 Suits - . ' - - $1400
Regular $18.00 Suits .- - — - $17.00 '
lde Coilars,-regnlar15c each, 30 styles, lloilar Day only iliior $1
Straw flats 01.00-01.50 suns $1.00
{OXEN PERISH AS :
$5,000 BARN BU RNSl
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pouches. ‘
The links and their farm labortrsj
Iwm'c at work in the iiclds when the;
lblaze started. A strong wind was;
‘blowini: and before lht-y could renclt'
|illv sccuc the barn had burned near-l
lly to the around. One of the oxmi
'tricd to escape front the structure
but the llamcs on the outside of theI
|buildint: drovc it back attain into the.
ghost-mom uhcrc it perished with its,
1 tcvmmnto. l
f The Westport fire department rc-I
'spondcd to the tire and did valiant
Iwork. 'l‘wicc tlrc brands from the!
. barn were carried by the wind to Mini
; l-lnlc residences which caught “PO and:
[those structures “'t‘l't' alike threaten-1
ted but it bucket brigade of neighbors.
{assisting the chemical oi the West-
port [lro department extinguished the,
flames on the houses. l
The efforts of the iirciluhicrs wet-cl
t Scriously handicapped by the fact tltntl
. there. are no hydrants in the district.
,tltis being the. sccwd tire within a
. short time when ”lack of hydrant ta
cilitics has caused destruction of val
' unblo property.
PLACE IS UNDECIDED
. . South Norwalk. Norwalk.
SuCcessor to Wm. Efiron.
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. Eattt Norwalk _. * —J
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TEETH _ l SPECIALS
Without Plates l Cream Corn Starch ............................ 2 pkgs. 150
' Swift’s Borax Soap ............................ 6 bars 25
' C
a: r. J. H. Mallel'y l Try Our Fresh Roastd Cofiee, a 1b. ........ ' ............. 21c
Main St. So. Net-walk, Ct. Selected Mixed Tea, per lb. ......................... 25c
a 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., 7 to 8,: Fresh Eggs, per (103. . . . , ............................ 40c
m- ' 2
ye By Appointment Only. l ‘
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street.
East: Norwalk.
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NATIONAL GUARD’S l
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3 tor $1.0
Balbriggatt and Nalnsook Underwear -' -
3 for $1.00
50c llleckwear TWJW
2- for $1.00
0
65 c Shirts - -
homes, they would constitute in effect;
. Laundered Coils
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a definite homo guard force similar}
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: Quard be organized into tactical units.
1 for purely military purposes and that.
{would leave many regiments \llllll‘l
'tached to divisional organizations. i
tine. proposal is that. these midi-l
tiouttl t'cgin‘icnis. or others substitut-
ed for them. be definitely assigned for:
police ti‘ll)’, relieving tltc units whichl
soon will bc needed at training camps.
,ln that l‘\’(‘lll, the states might b1)
encouraged to recruit police rent-t.
tiliellls among oldct‘ mcn, giving them
an opportunity to serve their country;
without undergoing the hardships of}
campaigning. ' .
The older men are better fitted for;
. police work and, it‘ assigned near their!
m COPYRIGHT CLOTHIN CO.
. t Bu y
NepohsetFlOorCovering
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A. Dickerman &. SOn
Front-h tcrritoriais. ,
DEATHS AND‘FUNERALS.E 6 North Main St.
So. Norwaik Conn,
The funeral
$11.50 fl
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Funeral of Mrs. F. A. Mills. y“ .
of Elizabeth, wife on“ "' ' I“ “'I— I“ 'I'I'H'U'WWW
Frederick A. Mills,'was held this alter-l My", w -... ,.
becial for ;
town oilicials ’of Norwalk, and
neighboring towns of Dnrien, New
cllar Day iCORNER-STONE ,
: LAYING JUNE 10TH
_ The, aitnir‘promises to be one of
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‘ Lady’s Suit
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‘ ‘llt‘ Monro and Mrs. Louise. 0.
. i“ used e .
ltioolidge, will arrange further details a r d
matters will be
urn mars s'r. »
ltime important
W -...-f___,~,____ i brought up, . .\, . . ._
8.0: the auxiliary policel A cordial invitation to participate ..
, , ,to ever .so lattfr t 11191,. ;. . . .. . ..
r 8. Adams, on the‘ orgs‘nizaytiooéobtheécilya N1?“ ammo“: $50,000 beuuest in the-will. oi the
WWW public summer 0 the. ‘ityrahtiigtlpllie_,l.i nutter,
man, Wilton, Weston anti Westttort.|h9ld-”‘»35 afternoon at
biggest events of its kind ever held‘mOfld. Washington street. Rev. Wil-
in. Norwalk, and with the cooperation llnm 9- ' Gilli“
hi everyone in the city, its. success Methodist 'Epificopa
. Suh~committe€s~.which will
. ennan Sturel for the affair. A meeting 0f the EX- many (if-tit: details of the wmhkandle
iecuttve committee Will be held Friday be appointed Friday evening- at.
eVenlng. tn the .horwallt club, at which meeting oi the executivecommlttoe.
, ‘ . . NewDrieaus is to have it homo lor'
might under the‘dlrectlon in "‘9 ceremonies has been extended feeble-minded children, thanks to a
The budget of the street depot-Ll
largest of all, us it usual;
street (State Highway)...
creased cost oi? labor and ‘ '
5,309“) Louiplctton of East Norwalk
material, etc). ...........
.our, Funeral of Edwin Fox.. i _
03- Funeral services of Edwin Fox was! ment is. the.
2:30 o’clocltlly is. This is the. budget in which _ .
thg from theluneral parlors oi'D. W. Ray- l tho wishes of the people must be. New Sewers ............... 10,000.00 ‘Liitllilii: ji' " ~~~~ 1“”;- - 00000
.taken unto consideration. more IsolConcmd street iluproyglnent’ 1 ill llhlllmico or tum. ’
,paator of the First} than elsewhere. 01‘ course a good] and grading ............. 6,000.00 'IlOthS ----------- 500“”
l church, ;oillciated,l many of the improvements suggested Layout, widening and im- '1‘ 4 ‘ _ ‘ ff“
land'intermont was in ‘Norwalk ceme-l by the taxpayers'Wiil be cut down provement of River street 3,800.00 Ot‘l """ . """"" . ------ 0130300430
tery. by .the- board of. estimate. and consid-i improvement to Meadow ' - “mi“, ; .' ‘
street .................... 300.00 CALLS CHICAGO PASTOR
will ’T"""""
.WHEAT MARKET LOWER. corner of Main
street department is low. The genorail Grading
‘ - let‘ing everything. the budget for thel
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1turday.’ September. on initlaLIu‘les estimated it will be 048,806.; trite ‘Sewer .' ..................
declinedanextr‘eme seventeeneents emcrgenéydiéindfi‘nnd impro‘v ‘eitts ‘
in; $2.04. rut w “cents—under the ‘ \, Dist out a
" e " »h Boa ow ,
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late
noon at 2:30 o'clock from the late; . " = . . . . '
home, 31 Chestnut. street, downtown lSTREET BUDGET CALLS . ' Fourth P'E't'm‘j . mt": diill Bridge ----- . ..... 1,000.00
‘Rev. Frederick A. Coleman, rector oil FOR SI'O 106 'Ad‘tlliitlllfll appropriationtor improvement at Clittlgrfi
the Trinity Episcopal church, officiated: t. 4 r bcavrew avenue (original corner ..... , ‘. ............. 1,000.00
and the remains were taken to South. 0 . u - —— a appppprnttion of $1000 be. Jayne: sit-pct budge, illlllt'ot‘e-
Do” by automobile. cortege. Funerali (Londoner: :rom l'il‘St FREE-l = mg inadequate for a. per- 'nmnl 41.22:“. :tppronolics ..... 4,500.00
iDircctor Frederick H. Gaming was in! -4.“ | maneut nnprovctnent... 5 1:10:39.) “all on ..li‘tlll Strout’ llv-ur
lobarge and interment was in Oakluwn; this budget up sky high. The budget.-: Addili'mfll appropriation for " l.}f“l”l‘_‘“ “Net“ .......... 1,050.00
icemetery. lot the Third District amounts tol East avenue (urn—Tm?” 310‘ ' "ill”: on “ ”*0“ P011"
”10.17035, proprtatton of $6.130 being; 30'} . ; ------ ...... ----- 300.00
inadequate owing to in- ‘4'in were (throwing Mum
2.7.0000
B-RIDGEPORT. May it"s—A call out.
the -. .
CHICAGO. May 16.—Jl‘he wheelpoxpenso of the department in thoi ,street. opposite New. Ca- _ b ‘ ‘_ , .
“market. 'broke‘ sharply today on thei.Fnurth District will amount “1 about, man avenue ............ . 300.004 concatenatedby ”“0 Fil-‘it Irreshyter-
tentrlctive-reguiationw adopted: Tea-t 066500. In the Fifth District,-it lsi Renewal vol" Burt-it avenue. gian~Chttrch.of this city to the Rev.
00.;AlexandetnAlison‘, Jul pastor o‘tl Hyde
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