.._~T__.. - - ,
Sit Tight
‘:When the Ship of State is
, when you feel her
and toss, when you hear
.motor knocking and she
ls “come across, " what’s
it” use of feeling gloomy?
on up, don’t be looking
‘ she is strong and
flinch and roomy and the
Midis yet to come.
«J! the price of coal is shock
m if it takes most of the roll
you 've tucked down in
your stocking, to obtain a ton
”coal, just sit tight :1 little
keep your courage
mid hdld fast, shines the sun-
fibt each day stronger giv
a hope the worst he s passed.
WEE
NEW SCIENCE
i ITlON OF cmnopmcr
pillow-acne is the definition 1
' of the \lsease and the art
"as pinched nerves and pain
r.‘
roprnctors remove the cause
ch harmonizing the
1 spine.
'3 the Chiropractor a chance
0"? tresIments liven All“)
"'Francis, D. C.
Q irate from Palmer School
11111
has the some. Disease is causesI
‘ wrench, twist or sprain in 111. l
Elven If done in childhooc‘
f1- ln the diner-em organs and!
and pain, health is restored}
nerve syr-
in your body. Female troublei
pecml attention; also curvature
You will never regre'.
hlugton 81., So. Norwalk. Conn.
"f‘: mmwm
li
.”.1.i'~'h§?”®2:1m more. "2‘
Railroad Conditions as ailecting
your order
For some time past a great portion of the East has been
embargoed and lumber shipments into that territory have been
almost impossible. This condition is not growing any better
and from interviews with Railroad Officials we 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 a number of cars and have now
a large stock although not in all grades as usual.
We are bending every energy to give you the service that
the reputation of the Hatch d1 Bailey Company implies, but
{please do not get peeved if you cannot get every thing you
want when you want it.
i The Hatch E: Bailey Co.
ill
:8: 335%“
f
i
may»: 122.1". ' '6'
Sale oi Women’s Blouses
Smart models particularly assembled for this annual oc.
casion. Planned to supply he early Summer Blouse needs at
, prices that will make it "“ biect for you to make your selec-
tions during the sale. A real b1 yingoccasion or ranized on a large
scale and backed up with a liberal assortme It oi" the season's
newest and smartest models. carefully selected to appeal to dis-
criminating dressers who admire and desire exclusive and dis-
tinctive blouse style. Crepe de Chine, Sport Blouses, pockets
and fronts trimmed with contrasting colors, white, flesh. gold,
”12%"? £13311”
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chartreuse, tea rose, green and black .................. $2.98
" Georgette Crepe Blouses, special ...... $2.93. $1.118 and $5.98
0'. One hundred dozen W hits and Colored Voile Blouses, 98c and
1 $1.98, in a large assortment of styles.
SUMMER WASH DRESSES
We carry the largest and prettiest assortment in town from
$4.08 up. Come and see them.
Women‘s and Misses‘ Wash Skirts in the latest styles and
materials, from ............................... 98c to $8.00
CLOAKS me P _\ RIS MILLINERY
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
THE STYLE STORE FOR LADlEi
in
oil
(1
i;
.1[ probably will [ll‘~'\'l‘lll 11 i1nul \oii' b1-
" 1 1-1'.
'flie above is a photogr rapb of the members of the Senior Class of the Norwalk High School who Will graduate this month. This
one of the largest classes which has received diplomas from our schools. The graduation exercises will be held during the last
Wk of this month, the details of which will be determined later, and announced in The Evening Sentinel.
MAKINC IT A F ELoNY_
To HOARI) F001)
(Continued From Page One)
!
llion bill which prmidm for 11 food
1 sur'wy and stimulation ol [)l‘utlllllloll.
man-d the final slug-1' loduy
inli'odu11ion of :1 11u111l111' oi uniond-
111011111 sl11111ly bi'loi'v ,11djournrut'n1
Saturday.
1 An 111111-111lin1-111 which would on
‘ llIoI'izc lbw secretary of 1'111111111-1'1'1l i1"
lulu' Slept" lo pr'ninolc inoi't' general
um- 01' fish to when ll11' food strin-
gency, was oilcred by Sennloi' Fletch-
11 would lil'l‘l’lll 1111; secretary in
' catch and lllill‘ki'l fish. A lellvr from
Secretary Rvdiield in support of ”11'
proposal was read.
Senator Wadsworth objected on the
"round that it would put the govern
11111111 lnlo llw ilshinr: business, and
Senator Pittman Inou-d 1o cliininnie
llhi' 111111'l1eiiillz suction. Tho amend
1111111 will he discussed louiol'row.
l 'l‘lw Chamber of (fonnnorcr- oi the
l0l‘1‘
7’ ll'nilr'd Sluios probably will lake :1
membership
The chum
bi'ri
ll'i‘fl‘l't‘llillllll 111111 of its
11111 the food legislation.
hvr's 1'X(‘(llli\(' committee 1111-1
ltllll‘V 11nd discussod'llio subject.
Within :1 few days Mr. lloovcr 11x
ipccis to put out 1111 “ppm” to Aincr-
1i1ca1's l1ouscwivus to put more new
youuuililvs on llll'll‘ tables during the
111-).1 l‘cw luonlhs and thus consoru'
ithe supply of staple l'oodslulls.
'GOVERNOR ASKS
All) or PASTORS
It‘onnnued from First Page)
‘im; to their ('onizrcnulions from linu-
Llo limo limiters of vital llil])(\l‘lllilt‘.1',
inssisi by presenting to lhuir
inl'onuulion 1'11 pici'rlfing' him obserxu
lion of 'l 111‘~1lu\, Juno 1'), :11: Regis-
'. il'ulion day. and especially the follow
‘ in: information:
1::1r111ioii llny throughout the l'nilI-T
Slrtles.
21—’l‘l1c hours of 'I'cgislratiun
from ’1' 11.111 to 911.111
21—-Tho places of i'cuisti'niion
the polling places in the
lwnids, 101111;: districts. and towns o
y 1111- state.
1, 4 -'l‘he registration iiirludes nll mul"
11-sidenls whether born in this c~u1n
ii'y or not, of \\"'l1ulc\1'1 race or
iionalily “wlro shall have uiiuinet
lllei' 21.41 birthday. and who she]
'1 CASES HAVE
visions far Violations.
Frederick L.
ce as many as were heard
the previous four months. we
a month.
. Cases Heard.
1917 19
. . . . ........ 34
45
22
59
140
erfise inv'l‘he’ Sentinel? - A
KEPT PERRY BUSY
" ry Has H’anded Down 260 Sus—
Perry became
the stale and heard of the
bile department in January, he
, ’300 automobile cases and
out t2150 suspensions, according
:s which have been compiled
’tate automobile department.
1 gndred and flirty of these L’ASPS,
uring May and 101 of the sus-
_ {were handed down durings
The figures TOWN“ 'prcgram includes a charming [)X‘PSNI':
[11nd lxuuiilul 1"olms oi the costumes;
and on the sloping 1111111 with its hark-
Suspensions.
lh‘l’i' 111113
Llanuni'y ................... 36 19 ground of bt'nuliful trees the effect :11 Guard and the Naval Reserve. l'
February ............... , 34 . n is bound to be very uriimic and attrac- .1—The penalty 0‘ ““Drlsomlmm ‘1'111 111g quotations
\iarch ..................... 35 2, five, and probably adverse discriminati
April _____________________ 5 15 The public is cordially invited to be r01, failure to register and for a“
May ....................... 101 ”(’5an “7"”? “0 “Cl“‘ls 0" “dml’l’, tempted evasion of questions.
__ H sion are required, 11 silver collcction 1 wake this request with the be-
260 46 will be taken, the money received 110- lief that you will appreciate the value
LAWN FETE AT HlLLSIDE
5 College.
ins used for the expenses of the play
fund any additional amount being used
lfor the scholarship fund of Mai'yvillc
The girls at Ilillslde are. ire-
Artistic performance to Be Given To.'1119nd0usly interested in the work of
not have attained their 315i birthday.
on or below the day set for registra-
tion," the only exception being on
listed men in the regular army and the marketing of the Virginia crop.
navy members of Coninciicul Nation-
ier which so vitally concerns the wel-
assurance that the people of
to the defense of this nation, will not
cease to {ray to God for wisdom and
but 1l11 '
|l desire once more to ask 11111111 to
people
111 every senice on Sunday, Juno 2.
l»»».luno 5 is to be obsei'wd 11s Reg.
1‘ 1‘0
ill't‘
\1ll lOIlS
llil-
‘iu .colr'r't'on for service is imposed causing the sensationally high prices.1
of the broadest. publicity upon a mat-
fare of oursnaiion and with the full
this
state. having given their young men
Tristram & Hyatt
M's 1111111111; Dry Goods em
Cozy Coach 38. $1. :11. 11:50
Steel Hammock Frames $3.50
Hammock Awnings - - $5.00
Woven Hammocks, attractive colors $1.25 l0 $5
: ' Genuine Crex Bugs and Matting
1 Pretty and Durable Rag Rugs
111111111: AMERICAN I 1..-- J1
SHIPSSUNK WITHOUT] l
WARNING 01's TnEl
ENGLISH COAST ‘
(Continued from first page.)
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“In .\1111'1'i1'1111 m-boom'i' Frauen;
.\l., 11\\'111'1l by (’lllll‘liN \'. .\linoll'
11ml l‘vgisll'l‘ml 111 Bulb, .\Iilllll‘u
limillill 1'1-11111.\‘1-11 York .\[ll'll 7 for5
'11 l'1"111op11111 [will .\‘bo 1'111'1'i1'1l 11:
fill
lH. Kricgcr 11 Co.
T0 0PEN A
11-"111\\ ol'111111'. l111l111lnin' Ibo ,
low 111;.r .\llll‘l'lt'illlx‘: (‘upl 11in l '
('bur'lm l'onuiwill, Bulb. .\l11i111-:! CHARGE ACCOUNT
John 11:. 1111,1111. 1.111111. 1'1111111111111. [ '
pbin; .\ugusl l". Loon. 1'11ui111'1-1' ;
l’liil111l1-I1l1111: flu-111' 'l‘uiu. l\1111- ,
111m. 1:11,. l In our store should be looked ifuon as a great con-
l
'l‘ln' Frown" M. 1111s built :11
'.’bipp\bill'g. M11111“. 111 lhllli .\'bi'é
l‘1';.'l\l¢‘l‘1'1l l.‘_"_’il ions and “11‘ Llll
foot long".
.\lll) \\'.\li. in
llispnlvlu-s l111|11,\ 1'1'11111 llw;
l"1'1-111'l1 ll‘Hlil 111 l-‘1'11111-1' bulb-1111' 11;
l'i‘lll'\\'ill of the oil'vnsiw iigiiillsll
ibc iiur1nnu<ll1oro 11" soon 11»; lb1"
111111110111 is 1'!” -1~11l1'1'1'1l 1'ip1' for 1111;
1111.1111'll11- l‘r1111-l1 111'1- in 1mm-
111l\‘1\11lu,rcous positions now lbunt'
“lltllllH‘y begunl|11~i1'oil111\i\'1"1111
.'\piil11111lu11-siill i"1111b11'i111pro\'
i111: ll11'i1' dispositions lI'ouI 111111' to
lune in local thrusts
0111' oi ll11 111' minor but
venience. Why? Because it is a store where you’ll
find a good assortment of everything in Ready-io-
1 wear goods. for the whole family—and sold to you
on credit terms. as cheap and in most instances
cheaper than so-called cash in advance stores.
1
07%?Magcj’fi
1'11ll11'»
li\"'1l_\ important lllli‘l'illlillh \\1i.\‘
1'1111'i11l 11111 lust iiigbl.\\b111.'1(111
1111111 posl inll11'i'l11-\"-1111\disll'lvl . WET/flow
111N111 i 11111111113 \1 1h unplui'od ‘ gym 3111*; £31“, .. .
The British, on llll'll' from to W “"h‘iw’x
”10 north, 111'1- niruiu reporting:
union, 11l'l1-1' 11 period in which only5
raiding operations \1'1'1'1' 111l1'111pl—I
ml. The advance was s1'oi'1'1l '
llll‘ rcuioli of l'bi‘l‘isy, bt'lwccil.
l'I'oisillos and tho AI'i'us-i‘niuln'nil
road. in 111111 of llll‘ll‘ bi;r 11ll111'ksl
l'llll'lllil' lbw height of 1111' .\I'I'ns' bui- 1
lllI' lli'ilisb ll‘111l|l\' \1'1-1‘1' 1'1'pol'i1'1l 1H
having reached (‘I11'1'is,\', but wow"
not 11!)! to hold it 111 lbcli1u1'.'l‘b1',\
now have pushed l'oi'wurd 111111111 11
lililc lo the west oi' the town.
101 Washington 51. South Norwaik
1 1
Fibre Silk ,Sweatcrs
Models with large sailor collars, sash and sport pockets. in
gold, purple, Copenhagen and rose .................... $6.49
Shetland Wool Sweaters
$7.98
WOMEN’S SEPARATE
SUMMER SlilRTS
In washable gabardine, Russian cords and Bedford cord. Talor-
ed models with sport pockets and detachable belts.
Special ...................................... $1.00 and up
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POTATOES SOAR THREE DOLLARS
Market Men at Loss to Account for,
Sudden Lift in Prices. i
Soaring $3 a barrel over last week's
,prices, potatoes in the New York
wholesale market yesterday jumped 6
$10.75 11nd $11 a barrel, retail prices
rising accordingly.
prei'ls in food market prices were
at a loss to account for the conditions,
as the appearance of the North (‘111'o~
lina crop, to be followed shortly by
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l
was e\pecied maleIinlly to reduce p1'e-,
1'
“A mysterious western deinnnr" is,
I I U I UUUUUVVM.Y
according to l.. J Lippman, 11 member
of Mayor \liichel s food» supply com NINE CARS RUN
llllllep.
and the sidewalk
broken wluic ihc1
WILD IN STAMFORD with them.
(Continucd From Page 0110)
nilnl sircol. A third car
railed 111 the bumper post.
and en rhing'
were
War:
in copious
.‘.
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BAPTIST WOMAN’ s ASSOCIATIONE
The annual meeting 01 the W'somun '
Association of the south Norwalk,(,
Baptist Church was held yesterdayl
' SILK MERCHANT euvs ESTATE
NEW YORK .lune l.-—Fisll &. .\'lai-
vin hzlvc '1old for Miss Florence Dean
her Stamford property on the West.
was do»
morrow Jill-e girl whom lhey are helping at 11f131'nooii at. the church parlors. The; The cars in the street blocked m“. . _ . _ .
i1.1111y11lle and 1e W, anxious in fxllflfia‘ncsfilhgripping}:0:311:13 b.1111; annual 1.91m,“ were received and ac ‘i‘Ic but “hell the Harlem livci Hill road adjoinmg 1111 propenyvoi tho.
in Tomorrow afternoon. if the “‘cllibol' deed to contribute to her support iy ' " ' 1y ‘ rented. Oihcers for the following jyvrecker arrived, they new liilod on ““V‘mlel” 951““ l" “ 1111111111 R: K110-
TC‘ permits, the Hillside girls will give their efforts in the play.
their annual outdoor entertainment on,
the lawn at the. Hillside school, The poned to Saturday, June 9th.
PORTO RIGANS lN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. June 1. ——
1
.iaiion of the well 1111111111 little story,1
16 The Princess and Curdie, given in pan-
25 tomine and in dancing, and a repre-
11 Endymoin whlch was presented
20 charmingly yams ago The perfonn-loll a steamship from the West lu-
ence will 1),, given in the late after dies with the announced intention o'.
——1noon 1111111111 the effect of the late
El
1
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in case of rain the play will lw posl-'
immediately enlisting in the army for
duty abroad The war spirit in Porto
'90 sungshine may be enjoyed upon the gay Rico ,3 strong, the arrivals said
cording to His purposes.
I . Signed, M. H. HOLCOMB.
MISSOURI BABY KIDNAPPED.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo, June 1.—Lloyd,
14 months old son of B. H. Keel vice-
l
, 1‘l1i1'iy young
34l seniation of the beautiful Greek myth. pom) Ricar. nil between ihe ages of
80‘ 21 and 1.0 years. arriied here. today
president of the Holland Banking com-
pany, was kidnapped while his parents
were attending-a dance at the (”\mtr;
Club Wednesday night Bloodhmnds
”all of‘the kidnap-
wero placed '1" '
11ly yesterday.
1
Governor.
hloch of the Duplan Silk Company or
this city. The property consist-1 of
thirty—five acres, large house and mum
crous outbuildings. The place was
held :11 $35,001).
ills crane and were swung back upon‘
11. _,. . , ,1 . . the railroad company" s p1".opeity
P11..s1de111 Mm: 11' L' She) e1. , Both cars were out of the street about
First Vice President—41135 Sue Olm-
year were elected as follows:
--GOOD MEALS VERY CHEAP
Fine large shad 350 11nd 40c Episco.
Fresh roe mackerel 12 l-2c.' Natlvo
black ill-1h, 100 lb., weak fish 5 lbs i01-
250. (‘od fish 5 lbs. 251: F1i.3 to 7.
Sat. 11 a. In. to 10 p. m, at the Who
gbn, Washinglon and Water street.
,7 this morning.
Slefid No one was hurt in the accident.
Second Vice- President~\lr.s Vlcloi' Ralph E. Dowiti,1he Stamford ii'eight
Benelisha. ‘agcui, saifil. “K’I‘lthe lpmtllm’ni damage:
. ’ , . was sma trougi 1e wo cars
,Sccietaryf-Mrs. A'B' St' John' |ihat smashed their way -out in to
Treasurer—Mrs. W' R' Austin. Canal street and the one that was
moetinsasocim time was derailed were 1111 loaded with iner-
cnl’oyed and I'efi'csluuenis served. j,chnndise the only damage to their
._ contents was to one stove, which was
broken. The cars weIe laden with
A good “‘1" pays best, in the best general merchandise. The 11111-11 them-
paper selves were considerably” damaged
$111.1". Still ‘
, 11,111,” 1m .1
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