W". a.“ ‘3'
Railroad Conditions as ailectiog
your order
lorsoinetiinspssts sgrest olihelssthssbeen
and lumber shipnism into that tsrritosy‘hsre been
almost impossible. This condition is not growing any better
sndfrominterviews withltailrosdomeislswe learn that
there” is slight possibility of any relief within the near future.
Notwithstanding car shortages and stoppages we have had
good luck with getting through s number of cars and have now
a large stock although not in all grades as usual.
We are heading every energy to give you the service that
the reputation of the Hatch dz Bailey Company implies, but
please do not get peeved if you cannot get every thing you
want when you want it.
Th. Hatch é Bailey Co.
-“”O1‘.‘ff< ‘2‘. ’
SA! 1“
Iris that Cassi!
used are surely
to death, so we're not
to quote them has.
long to save our
3 - ; but sometimes it oc-
te us. now what would
1 say if he were
selling. coal—at
‘niuoh later day, when
'I so scarce we must eon-
it often has us baffled
sells as high as Wool-
’s tower or Harman’s
1- t scaflold. We think
say,“There’s not a doubt
, , war": the same old curse
j the Coalman‘s job at the ‘
mt time is just as bad or
"Wile:
ggfia§
mfign gage?!“ phage
'fllE NEW “Ci. CE
'mmrroa. or cumopsaC“'~
Clitmprnorrc is the definition L
moor the tisease and the art or
‘ jutting the slime Disease ls caused
a wrench. rwrsi or sprain tn the‘
gt Even if done in childhood
111.111. pinched nerves and pain in?
hair It!» In the dine 'enr organs and
he
hlrupractors remove the cause ol
9 and pain, health is restoredl
1 all harmurlllng the nerve eye-I
s in mm oody Female troubles!
n euecrel'artcntron, also curvature!
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\V: 11"
\9‘21“ $1."? “Q “ 1‘11”
Final Clean up Sale
Skirts, Waists, Muslin
Undergarments, Petticoats and Millinery. Everything of the
best you'll find here priced lower titan any store on earth. If
you don’t buy here you are morn-5' out.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
The Norwalks’ Pioneer Promoters oi Ready-to-wear Ap-
panel of the Better Kind for Women Who Know.
Of all Spring Suits, Coats, Dresses,
Buy Frsh and Reduce
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“Rho spine You will never regreri ngh (dist 0f LlVlllg
g. the Chiropractor a chance to:
BUTTER FISH ................. . 100 lb.
.' "mmfims 3““ “so FRESH MACKEREL ...... . . . . . . . . . . 180 ll)
T Francis ll C Kinsman .16clb.
uhlnoron St.. So, Norwalk. Conn FLAT FISH ...................... . 86 lb.
fif'“""' "‘""‘ ”a'm" s“"°°' CROAKERS ..................... . . . . . . . . . . 81: lb.
LONG CLAMS ................................... 100 qt.
NATIVE A'SPARAGUS ............ . . . . 35c bunch
Beer's Meal 8.1 Provision Co.
.
11 GeltAHSl‘
FOOD V ‘LUE'
Frishic’s Pies
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN‘ ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 11803
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 88!.
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Spec al for Tuesday
PORK CHOPS
2513 lb.
3's Sanitary Markets
39 Main St.
"1- TEETH -
2 Without Plates
r.;.l H. Mallory 1
.‘Main St. So. Norwalk. Ct
Sz'rrllr
32 Washington St.
‘ largt crold
” ldrrll using
COMPANY D
GIVE BENEFIT
[1’03“ RED CW1
Iffimtimredm m- in» one;
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Sergei!“ Smith enter 1
pained ntth setting up exercises. and
'Serncam Wren presented a signal
the r1 sular army was.
:llauuui of arms Win then presented by 1
Ibis-racism Miller, and this was follow ed
j. by an illustration of bayonet work by
‘ Sergeant Hamilton and "friend."
Said
"friend" was a dummy on which thr-
sergeant practiced his tricks with the
[glistening blade until friend was in
,such a condition as to warrant the at-
. iretirion oi” Surgeon Woodcock. and ms
first aid corps.
'l‘lrc surgeon‘s efforts
prowd unzrvailing in this instance.
lrorr'cr'cr, and “friend" was laid to rest
in 21 big box, whitt- Bugler Donrrcgvr
sounded laps.
liutre‘s mantra] of arms was then
presented by four (if the company 591“
.gcrtms, and this act was followed by :1
clcr'er' dialogue bctwccn Corporal Sui-l
[iron and lluglcr' llorrrrcgan.
Rev. Orville A. Party, chaplain of
the SI tond Regiment, delivered a Very
intern-sling and appealing adorns .11
!rl11.~' time. and dvulr mainly during 111:1
ic1ursc of his talk on lllt‘cHiuSt \‘\"lll(ll
pr'ornplctl Amerlcu' s entry into H111
111111111 war and the work which >111-
will do. llcv. l’t llv dt t'lulr '1'1 1er
's111"lctli.o tlr'ilfl bill to llt‘ 111111 of ”11'
an 111ml dcmoc'rrrtit acts (11"11 pnssrd
'1r Il111 hisinfl or ill! country, 11nd said
Ilrzrt tlrrorlg' l1 ilrls rncnsur'c, the rich
l 1:111 poor would 1111 plncrd upon 1111
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. I111-1 111 Ilro llllvlt-xis‘ 111 (.111i 11nd lrll
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1'111111. \rlro lur'rrcd hark 11111 Grimm
hordes wircn they ll11'11ztlt11111d to our
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'1rl111'lr rollowcd “its wt-ll turned
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tlti'lltlll \1'1111 followtd bv tln 11111111 ‘
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fraud, :11111 or‘ t‘nplrtrn l1‘1'11clrrrrd. 111111 rl11-
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lll1-r't1‘s .\l_\ lloy,” 11:15 ”1111 sung by
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lull 0! which were 111.11'11ly applauded
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1'1111111' us 1111111 Was \rrnn ltcls stint:
'rlrc H111 Spangled Banner."
Hunting wns t'njoycd until
night. music 11111111: rcndcr'cd
company orchestra.
About $101) 11.1». clonrcd b1 the Nur-
mid-
liy llrtl
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GARDEN WORK
IS DESCRIBED
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loud in thc city. A thousand clri
1L1-1n1‘ 1::11'1lt-rrs 11111 Dt'llll-L 111.1111111 1111
der' the (111111111111 or 11 suprrrisor 11nd
thlll)’ rtdrrlr 1111111111111 are born: pl.trrt
I'd. ‘l‘lrcr'c is need or‘ mort- twins donv
;111'1111 ,1'111. Miss llnllock, who 11:15
charge of ll11- clrildr'cn's Work. told of
‘ rlrc over-wiry of 1111- community 110111;;
11.». own 11111111111: and spoke or 1l11- luck
ol ('nrrrrt-d pr'odtrcc on tho 11111111111.
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
SPECIALS
Force, per pkg. ......................... . . ............ 100
Shredded Wheat ............................... 2 pkg. 21c
Pure Cocoa, in quart jars, cut to ........................ 230
Try Our Fresh Roasted Coffee, lb. . .................... 210
Selected Mixed Tea, lb. ............................... 25c
Fancy Evaporated Peaches, in 1b. pkgs. . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . 13c
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
East lndia lea CO.
Tel 371 |25 Washington Street
EAST INDIA BUTTER, Amcr'icn 's Finest. Creamery
PURITY COFFEE, the bust value in America,
15 8&H Stamps Frcc.
. 43c lb.
......... 30c lb.
33ECIAL BLEND COFFEE, “ l‘iclicr' 'l‘lrnrr Most Bcsl Comics, "
‘ . 5 lbs. for $1.00
PURE CONDENSED MILK .’ .............. . ‘2 cans far 25c
A-Wstv-W_ ,
é1‘“r=oon INSTRUCTION TRAIN
NEW YORK, “An instruc-
May 21.
tion train in charge of a special com-
mittee of the Long Island Food Re<
«Send serve Battalion started today '111 a
for Booklet five day tour of Long Island as a tea-
on Patents lure of a campaign to intere .1 house.-
.wives in organizing clubs for canning
1115311th STREET and storing surplus vegetables and
meant. conundrum other road nroducts.
1. M. WOOSTER’i
rT’I‘ORNEY AT LAW
IatcExamlne‘r
{ S. Pat
' )iilce
G. 'hchdoo. Jr., son of the
of the treasury, is here
his uniform of the New
Reserve. ready for war.
man has enlisted and is .
at work learning the rudi1l
operations and drill. l
which could be pur'clrrrscrl :1! :1 reason-
rrblc price. t‘nrrninn dI-nronstr'ntions
will be given in the summer and 1111-
11111111. (lorrcrnl llusscll l't'ost follow-
,td Miss llnlloc'lts address with oi
virid r'csunro of the tiunncirtl condi-:
Ilion _of the association and i‘ollorrirris'
1this up with :1 corrrprr‘drcnsiwc 11d-
\dress on the world‘s situation its 1'.
“has to do with food supply. Tirol
‘lllt‘i‘lln: \\ us in charge of thc mistrial
‘ltcr. John Strrplclorr 111111 111 the cm ‘
[clusiorr 01 the addresses, 1 special
collation was taken 11p for this wont.
fl‘hc audience was urged to register
so that it help should be needed in
the line of farm work, it could be.
1 easily secured. The meeting was fir'st'
along this line and the result of it
1“.“ than. it was suggested that the
mayor be requested to put the recent-
ly enacted law regarding stealing gur-
dcn produce into a proclamation for
l the benefit of the childr'en'oi' Norwnlk.
iThc meeting: closed with the. singing
of the Star Spangled Banned.
AUTOS COLLIDE lN GREENS
1 TIFMS. _
CREE NS FARMS, May 21. ——\Vilh- n
detonation that \r as heard an eighth 01
ll mile rrwrry, two automobiles came to-l
gciher' at 8: 45 last night rréar the res- _
,idence of Harris 'P‘rltch on the Post
1road. The automobile traveling west
hen the New York registry number
188219. and the other car bore the num-
§lrer 76103. Connecticut registry. Prose-
[outing Attcrney Harry Sherwood and
(‘nnstnble Nicholas investigated the
crrsc.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES 'ro
UNITE
DALLAS; Tern, May 21.——The Gen-
eral Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States of Ainer-
ion in session here, today voted truan-
imorrsly in favor of reunion for the
two branches or the church—the
North and South. A copy of the reso-
lution was ordered sent to the South,
ern Assembly now in session at Bir-‘i
nilngharn, Ala.
Advertise in The Sentinel.“
‘l'".onlrrrg.
,sIudiI-d {or 1111' priI-salrood,
111111111 111111 lll()\l‘llltlll until his dcdrlr, tho jov that it growing bunk 11111111111
may. I" 1!. ”I?
Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Comfortable
Couch Hammocks
A new line that are exceptional values .......... $8. 00, $9 00 $10 001$19-50
Steel Frame Hammock Stands $3. 50. Canopies $5.00
Regular Style Hammocks in many colors complete with stretcher, pillow and valance,
$1 25 to $5. 00
Genuine Red Cedar Chests. Strongly
Made and Higly Polished.
$10.00, $ 12.75, $20.00
H. Krieger «11 Co.
RUG DEPARTMENTW‘
9 x 12 Axminsler Rugs
. 9 x 12 Nep Tapestry
at very special prices. All new
1917 designs. Come and take
your pick early.
Easy Payments it l
You Wish Them
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FOUND MURDERE!)
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it 1111.1111'1' was found
.‘uturdrty afternoon on 11 highway tom
1111l1 5 south of this 1113'. The man had
hon-n >llr'll through thc lrr-Itd, apparent
by iriubwnyrucu. 11nd his pockets wcr'c
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REV. FATHER KEATING IS DEAD
lN NORFOLK, HAD NOTABLE
CAREER.
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lit <1
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ford, Ireland. lie 1'. :1.~' 111'11d11.1‘1ctl from
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111111r1111'att1d in Dublin jzril where he
remain-1d 11. (‘tlnSltlt'l‘dlIlt' time 11111111-
1an rr‘ol. The midt'llt'c producud by
tho uor'ernmcnl‘. while not snil‘rciont to
.r'orrrrrrr 11 Sl‘llit‘lfl't‘ ol‘ dczrrlr. rcsnlrcd
in his lwirrg h.rrri.~lrt'd from his native
country for :1 pt'r'iotl 111' 20 )r'ar's.
He then 01111111 to Montreal where he
being or'
Snbscqrrcrrtly lrc hold
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THRIFT THOUGHT
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tlrtirlcrl in l
1'-11r:1111.:hips. in Anmrriar. Derby. Nor , . .
walk, \V1-stpor't. l.:1lh-\lll0. (“.11‘-om“. (.ol the thrift llllbll'wlllt‘ proud 0“ ave
11nd St Johns ("llllltll, .\‘111\'H:1\r1n I‘lrr'ift l1:rbit,rrow; practice it thought»
\\'1lrrlt .111 ardent Mlllpdllllhi‘l‘ in the tullv waste not the lilllc rlrirr'1s; find
TAny Junk
"'1"'1I'l\'r111lnc assured 11 reticent :11
lliiltlt' regarding the our stion upon cn- brings, ““0“ 3m” "u‘mg‘ ‘M‘ ly
1' rim; the priesthood. 11nd profitably: remember tomorrow
7" _‘"‘~“- but forget 1101 today; '.epcnd 101' the SELL S J n
.uGREA'D CHANCE TO SAVE itlrings that last and find the secret IT TO . a e
MONEY 1o 10111 broader thrift that makes for
tiny lrcslr caught fish, 1111' [1111151 in lit'lt‘l' “Villa. 11 is 11111 on].V ”Wilt Successor l0 Wm. Efiron'
rown 11:11] the clu-apcsi. 'l‘hcsh pr"11~'.111 worth while. Phone 499- .
for 'l‘ut‘rt. rial W11tl., only at the wagon : -~~ —~—-—'———--'-.-—~ 17 F0” Street. East Nor-walk
1mm 2 to 7: 111111 and birch slrrrd 2:113? 11“,. [rm-0110M will be new 111 51,1 ‘ _:: *“" —‘""“"‘
':rrrd:l."11'11 pier-11.3. lbs. dressed (‘llfii “My".- Church on Tuna“. and my.’ _-..—-———.—— >—~—1- ...-~— « 1
25c. 1'1 lbs. wcrrl. 11.111 2.31", .3 lbw. codldny evenings of this work. {at S, .1 Hood illlV. Pills best 111 the bog,
lislr 2711', i lbs. buttcr'l'i.-Ilr 25c. |u‘clock. ' paper. J 1
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STERLING
FOR
Summer inmishings
COUCH HAMMOCKS, REFRIGERATORS, PORCH AND
LAWN FURNITURE
LAWN SWIN GS, 2 and 4 Passenger '
" Passengers, $4.98.
These are made of extra heavy selected lumber and well
. bolted. Guaranteed to stand all weather conditions.
REED BABY CARRIAGE-S $18.95 up, in all finishes.
Sterling Furniture Co.
Phone 105 127. 1‘29, 131 Washington St.
4:53
4 Passengers, $6.75.
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