Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 26, 1917 · page 11

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:I new SCIENCE I

. NITION 0F CHIROPRAO"'-;
_ ' practio is the definition c

_ e! the ilsesse and the art or
'3 ting the same. Disease is caused
,_ wrench, twist or sprain in the,
» .lilvet: i! done in childhood‘
. tes pinched nerves and pain in
life in the dinerent organs and

_ iii-actors remove the cause oi
, and pain, health is restored
It haunonlsing the nerve sys
“in'your body. Female troubler
i ‘specisl attention; also curvature
spine. You will never regrel
" the Chiropractor e chance tr

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must treatments given also.

.' Francis, D. C.

.. ‘ lngton Be, So. Norwalk. Conn.
Jsduste from Palmer School

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Railroad Conditions as affecting
your order

l'orsometimepsstegrestportionotthe Buthasbeeu
embargoed and lumber shipments into that territory have been
almostimpossshle.1'hiseonditiosisnotgrowingenyhetter
and frominterviews with Railroad Officials we learn that
there ll slight possibility of any relief within the near future.

Notwr _ ' car shortages and stoppages we have had
good luck With getting through a number of cars and have now
alargestockalthoughnotinallgradesasusual.

We are trending every energy togive you the service that
the reputation of the Hatch & Bailey Company implies, but
please do not get peeved if you cannot get every thing you
want when you want it. ‘

The Hatch Cr Bailey Co.

 

 

 

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Tomorrow II 12.30 Ila:- Bible Final: 1

o! tho» South Norwulh t'onxrontmh
Church will wind up “a year‘s work'
In a novel and appropriah- marine-Li
This class has carill'd a reputation oi
doing things out at the ordinary too--
. line of Bible Clue work. and ahowingf
rcuilts which have held its large- incur,z
imahip in close altt-udsnce and acIi\--,
work.

The men of (‘ompany D. oi the .\'u I
tional Guard stationed at the armory
have accepted an invitation sent out,
lby the pastor, Rev. John Staplcton, to

participate in a flag raising ‘scrviceh
2 various mOm-‘
take one or

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3{at the (-1050 of which
burs oi the class will
.. more of the men to their homes for

EF‘dillnt‘l‘ .the slogan for the day being.
I”Takt- a Soldior llom-L‘ ‘0 Dinner."
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This spil‘ll ot comradcship hctwccn
[civilian and soldier is highly appre-

 

 

Final Clean up Sale

Of all Spring Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Muslin

Undergarments, Petticoats and Millinery. Everything of the

best you’ll find here priced lower than any store on earth. If
you don 't buy here y;u are money out.

CLOA‘Ks 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.

cialcd by (‘aptain Taylor and his men.
:Thc plan has been so heartily cn-
idoi'scd by the "I" 5. ll." (.ass that
”he presidcnt has received so many
requests f()l"lll€‘ dining or lllt' 301‘
Idiot‘s that where two or threc have
heen asked tor, the allotment will
haw to be cut down It) on-a for HIV“;
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. We have a big assortment in many
81268, With plenty of both cotton and
wool bunting. ’

Flag poles of various lengths, and adjustable
brackets in two sizes.

Flag Buttons and Pins of Many Kinds.

Cemetary Vases 10c each.

 

 

‘ MUSICAL AND PATRIOTIC
? SERVICE.

At the First M. E. church Sundayi
owning, thc patriotic airs that have!

wovcn themsclves with Illt‘ i't-ligiousi

he sung tomorrow night, at 7:30. :11

the Memorial Day service. Our active
|soldicry will bc representtd by a dc-

Itpchment from Company D. our Home

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Frisbie’s Pies

.deSSert. Sold at all
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Phone 499.
on Street. East Norwnln.

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for Booklet
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{Examiner
. mtmtfie Send

' m5 MAIN STREET
RIDGEPORT. CONNECTICUT

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‘ Without Plates

.. H. Maliery
ain St. So. Norwalk, C
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a. m. to 5'p. m., 7 t a

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FOR in

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SOUTH MAIN ST.

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'I'IIE DIAIIOMD "RAND.

Ladle-oi Ask your Dru -‘Iss 1-."
"Sheba-Walnuts": ska-d
'illem Red Ind (lord mum;
"es. sealed with lilac RDII‘IIH.
‘l Tate no other. llny offour
st, AsxlarCIII-t'l LmTER‘fl
I 0ND “HAND I'ILLfl. In: EM

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coming citizens, thc Boy Scouts.

SPECIALS

 

Swift’s Oleo, lb. pkg. .................................. 300
Pure Condensed Milk, a. can ........................... 120
Try Our Fresh Roasted noses}; lb. .................... 21c
Cream Corn Starch ............................ 2 pkgs’. 15c
Pure Cocoa in quart jars cut to .......................... 23c

A. STULL

24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.

 

‘Guurds, by tho Iltiflc Club, and our;
1-2»I
‘ccllcnl music will bc rcndcrcd by Ihc‘
.mcn and high grade choir. The mini»:-
tcr, Iicr. William G. Gitlin, will speak,
'on "Arming to Distil‘lll."

A PATRIOTIC SERVICES AT TRINITY

I Program or Mcmorial and patriotit'I

‘st‘l‘ViCc in Trinity (‘hurch tomorrow;

Jowning; ’-
()rgnn prt-ludc, ”Rule Iiritania."
l’l‘OCt’w‘c‘illmll hymn. "()nwartl Christ.

:ian Soldh-rs.” Sullivan. t

I Indication of Atncrican flag and

:pltlcilli: of it in thc Chancel.

I The Star Spangled Banner.

I Sentences and Lord's Prayer anti

 

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Great War of Freedom.
Special programs of the service
haw been provided and seats have
Hymn Hi "0 God Our Ht‘ll) in Agt‘s' been rcscr::‘d for the invited guests-
asl." t'I‘hc Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R.,
Sermon, ”Ann‘rica‘s inhoritancc and The. Woman’s Relief Corp The Daugh
present cull." . ~tcrs of the American Revolution, The
Singing 'Jl America. McKinley Camp. United Spanish War
()i'i'crtory anthem, "Lord of our Life Volqurs, The Order of Elks and

and God 01‘ our Salvation." 3100..., and ”.0 United Order of Amer-
The offering will be. devoted to the] “WW

work of thc IOcaI Red Cross.

Prayers.

Drum roll and Taps.

Hymn 19, "God that Modest Earth
and Heaven." I

llcncdiction. I

Recession-a1. "The liattle llyinn of
Iilt' Republic." I

I’llSIIlIdl', :"l‘hc lliti‘sctllaisc."

The mini oi the 'Svrt‘Icc with but.
slight changes is the same as thatt
uscd in St. Paul's Cathedral, London,I
on April 29. on tho occasion of the
service held to mark the entry of the
United States of America into the U

 

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:pcr-ial psalms, and lesson.
\nlll'lil, “0 Sins I'nlo lilt‘ Lord."
('l't‘i‘d and praycrs.

ican Mechanics.

During the singing of the hymns
and patriotic anthems \\'. Saybyt» witl
accompany the organ with the come“.
The church will be especially dot-onu—
cd with the flags of lllt’ Allit s and oil
American flags.

 

 

——Gct your meshbztg repaired an-I
rcplatcd at Brand's, Wash, St.

 

 

 

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IH. Krieger & Co.

Specials tor
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Fairfield County Na-
tional Bank

National Bank of Nor-
walk '

City National Bank

Central National Bank

Norwalk Savings So-
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The Bestolnvesimeni
Norwalk Bankers
Can 0ller Their“,
Depositors

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TthihcrIyInan

“To make the world
safe for democracy”

Principal and interest guaranteed by the U. S. Government.
Future profits—world democracy and world peace.

The purchase of one of the Liberty Bonds is not a tax, but a.

saving investment, frcm present and future earnings.

South Norwalk Savings
Bank

Fairfield County Sav-
. inirs Bank -“

South Norwalk Trust
Company

People’s Trust Com-
pany .

, ‘ Dresses, Coats and Suits, Millinery,
Shoes, Men’s and Boys’ Clothing.
3 All Spatially Priced.-

f 0an 3 Charge Account and Settle
Your Bill With Easy Weekly Payments. . '

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I! I Saturday Spec1als

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'i l SIRLOIN STEAK ................................. 32c lb.
-.., a. recreational: STEAK ........................... 340 lb.
9: : ROLLED RIB nossrs ........................... 320 1b.
I I oALvns LIVER ................................... 35c lb.
it: I BEEF LIVER .................................... 18c lb.

- ' = ‘ Beers Meal & Provision Co.

(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwallr.‘Phone x180.

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13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.

 

 

 

Saturday Specials ‘

 

SHOULDER VEAL ROAST .............. ' . a ....... 22c 11).
ARMOUR ‘S STARHAM . ................... . , . . 27c lb.
SMOKED SHOULDERS ........................... 23c 1b. ~'
PRIME RIB ROAST ........................... 22'3-280 1b; - ‘-t
B.&B.POTROAST ......... ............. 24c1b. '

Sattltu's Sanitary Markets
39 Main St.
Norwalk.

32 Washington St.
South Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘ East indie Tea Co.

Tel. 371

 

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125 Washington Street

GRANULATED SUGAR cut to .............. 12 lbs. for $1.00
SMOKED SHOULDERS, lean, tender, delicious . ., . . . . 22c lh.
’ EA 3T INDIA BUTTER, America’s Finest Creamery .. 4331b.

PURITY COFFEE, the best. vulnt- in Aincrica. ......... 300 lb.
5 IS Still Stamps Froc.

 

 

 

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