,Whlthe Shipofstateis
W, when you feel her a
’51!!! end test, when you hear ', "
”is motor knocking and she 1:
finals “come across,” what’s ‘
#0 use of feeling gloomy?
moor up, don't be looking
giant, she is strong and
munch and roomy and the
worst is yet to come.
; If the price of coal is shock-
ans, i! it takes most of the roll
flint you ’ve tucked down in
.7011!“ stocking, to obtain a ton ll.
0‘ 008-1. just sit tight :1 little 1
310113813 keep your courage
light each day stronger giv-
' 1W~
. embargoed and lumber shipments into that territory have been
Railroad Conditions as affecting I;
. your order
ll:
For some time past a great portion of the East has 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 131. Bailey Company implies, but
please do not get peeved if you cannot get every thing you
want when you want it.
The Hatch 1f: Barley Col
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1...”... 111111 11111111
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IN NEW LANMN
i ‘11 a very pretty home nodding
1-111-1111my perfomud 511111111211 alu‘1‘~
inoon at the bride‘s home in New (‘11
irraan by llev. Smith. of Buffalo N
HI. Miss Edna Louise Olmstcad.
daughter of George and Harriet Olm-
sipnd of that town. 111114 united in menu
ridge to James Edward Ells, of this;
Jolly ,son or James 1‘1 and 91111111191;
l‘llls. two old Nor‘u‘alk residents. 6.
. The ceremony was performed at:
l‘ihc bride's hon1:3‘li11 New Canaan.i
and the hous: was handsomely de-
in gucn and “bite
The
happy couple We]? married as they
stood beneath 21 5111111 and white con
lopy backxd b1‘ :1 pretty g1‘c1n and
white (uriain as 11 ba(kg1‘ound.
cbr‘ide 111111 handsomelv attired
d'1111'1'11l11t11 net, and a white 111ll,\1hi(‘h
.vras over one hundred years old. and
1
and hold fast, shines the sun- I.‘
Wing hope the worst has passed.
T it E
Willi
7 reassures?
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SPECIAL SALE
Of wash dresses, skirts and blouses. The largest selection in
town to choose from. Prices lower than elsewhere.
Last call for suits and. coats at unmatchable prices.
CLOAKS we P ARIS MILLINERY
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
13119 carried 11 beautiful bOUUUI-l‘ of
lroscs and lillics 0f the vzill1y.Sho;
juus ulttndcd by hcr‘ sist1rs,‘.\liss’
‘Ilorthn Olmstead who was maid oil
lhomu and the “laws Ruth and 11111 1
.olhy Olmstcud who \1’91‘1‘ uttcndanls.
l'l‘hc maid of honor was :1ttr‘u1‘tiv1‘ly1
'. clothed in white with pink trimmings;
land the attendants were beautil‘ulhw
{attired in pink.
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'lhc bride was givtn 1111-111 b1 l111‘3
father. (.1 or “c Olmstt‘ad.
1 Alter the c“111mon\‘ thc n1‘11l1 mar»:
ir‘ied couph- dcpurled on :1 noddingg
llUlll‘ “lllt‘ll [boy will markc by
linobill upecliul: to go South. Al'ln‘r‘.
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lo 1111 davs 11‘") they will 1‘111111‘11 111
‘ INITION OF CHlROPRAG'W‘
, ‘Ohlropnctlc is the definition 0
me or the finesse and the art or
mating the some. Disease is caused
' ‘3 wrench, twist or sprnlndn the
lock. Even if done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
his life to the different organs and
qcfiropractora remove the cause at
we and pain, health is restored
Man harmonizing the nerve sys-
ueme in your body. Female troubles
tven special attention; also curvature‘
at the spine. You will never regret:
ring the Chiropractor I chance to
help you.
Nanette treatments given also.
"' . WM . \‘olualk “herr- they will i‘csidc in H11
Jold chi Vl'nr‘llcr' 1‘1‘sldcllc1’. in Arch.
. st'l‘cel.
SPECIals for Saturday 31121131111 is narrower and part 1111‘11- ‘
It‘l’ 0i 1111 .\oi‘wulk Hardware (‘1011
{1111111. and is one of Nor‘walk's most
BREAST OF VEAL ............................... 180 lb. 1"” “'3" ”we“
SHOULDER VEAL ROAST ........................ 24c lb. 'New Haven Police
SMOKED SHOULDER ............................. 23c 1b. l Grab Anthon Carroll
PRIME RIB ROAST ........................... 221:- 280 lb. l _......_. y
B a B POT ROAST .............................. 28c 1b 3 mm 11.111111, 1...... 1... 11.11....-
ARMOUR STAR HAM '''''''''''''''''''''''''' 27c lb ‘(‘111'1‘ull_ 1111 1‘ld11rl_\' citizen. “11111111.
rccoutl'icilics for many yours. capo-
Schultzc’ 3 Sanitary Markets
ll
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
chilly in the any of 11111-11 llll‘ 5111‘1‘1 hos2
and in pctitions for i111‘1‘stlznllons”of'
city maltcr‘s. lmvc attracted much .‘11-l
1lcntion, was bold today unricr‘ 11111111"
1 of Colonel 151111”. of the End Connecti-
‘ cut Infantry. lu‘lltllllg 1111- arrival 11-111-
of l'nltcd States District Attorney
'1‘. Francis, D. C.
'oilflngton 81., So. Norwalk, Conn.
' "Graduate from Palmer School '
butter 3
450 lb.
PHONE-371
PROMPT AUTO
DELIVERY
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
I. ._ _ - w M-
1- 0.
Saturday Specrals
PORTERHOUSE STEAK .................. I ........ 320 lb.
LEGS OF SPRINGLAMB 3.20 lb.
CALVES’ LIVER 300 lb.
BEEF KIDNEYS .................................. 15c lb.
LAMB FRYS ...................................... 250 lb.
FANCY FOWL‘ ............................ . . 300-32c lb.
BEERS MEAT f: PROVISION CO.
(2 S ores.
6 North Main St. ' )
South. Norwalk. Phone 1180.
13 Main St.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
SPECIALS
H. O. Presto, 9. pkg. ................................... 131:
O. G. Oatmeal, 3. pkg. ................................. '. N'c
Try 0111‘ Fresh Roasted Coffee, per 1b. .a .................. 21c
Selected Mixed Ten, per lb. ............................. 25c
Pure Jelly ............................... 3 jars cut to 250
A. STULL
East Norwalk.
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Miih‘x
“f if“ "'i:;/;;;~—-
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12.104.
J ACO
SlLK SWEATERS
WASH SKIRTS
$7.98 to $12.00
$1.50 to $5.00
l. 1;.
N I Charge Accounts Opened ' N
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7 SELECTION OF
‘ IlI'rABLE WALL PAPERB‘
easy task here. We show
any varieties both in pat-
and plain colors that we
suit any taste or meet any
ement. And we can suit
purse too. We carry papers
ery grade so any price limit
mag: have set can be accom l
to
e (lorham Co l
0. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street.
KRYPTOK Lenses—1101.11.11; Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescrip-
tions promptly. filled. Expért Repairing.
Norwalk.
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BYS .
ici‘lii‘d BS PIL'Lo'
L allllc'lila‘nllflflnnllkn‘n.
n on rum-m ru 1.!
(bl who“ elm 11:11:73“ or
"lists lied and I‘uold mrtalllc
bores. sealed 1111b il'llue Ribbon.
Tube no other. 3}";
.1. 1.11.11..a’1..u‘12
"mummies Best.5lfest.Mmys Reliable
, 5019 El illllllifilSlS EVERYWHERE
‘3“
Bring Best Result
1Spr‘1lzuy. who will dolcrmino tho
lclmrno to be brought against him.
lt‘al‘r‘oll was arrested .1‘1‘1111‘1‘11111' after
in talk upon 1111‘ Central (lrccn in
lwhich ho is Hold to have ur‘gcd his
lllcarcrs to oppose 11111 conscription
[low by r‘cfuslnc to register.
I It is not .111 (iclt‘l'llllllt‘tl 11111111191-
l(‘nr1‘oll will b1- 1‘hnrgcd with on of-
ll‘cnsq under the conscriptiorl 11111‘ 111‘
{under lhc old law which 1‘11lut1‘d 111
lsudillous uttognnces. Mr. Spellacy
111.1ill bc h1~1‘c lutc in the day, and if
l‘ll“ warrant is‘ then drawn Carroll
l11‘ill l11~ tnlicu bcfor‘i‘ l'nilcd Slrtlcs
llorumissir‘mu Wright. Porbubh 11
1 hearing will no 111m until lahr in the
l '11‘ cok.
1 Carroll long has had 1111 privllccv
{of spcaking on the band stand on H111
3 1:1‘1-1111 Sunday afternoons. H11 usually
‘dlscusscd public and city problems.
! and was always frcc with criticism of
i men and monsur‘cs. Sometimcs he had
a largo audience and 111 other rim.»
lonly a 1'1111‘ porsons, ('ll'tcn he said
l things which has led to friction bitm-
,llc was generally in attendance at
1 public hourings in (‘ity llnll us 11 min
1‘ was opposed to almost cvery project.
1 There were only 11 low persons to
Lhcur Carroll yesterday. but 1111111111:
thorn Wow 11 Yale student and :1 \‘in'lo
instructor who complaincd to Colonl‘l
laboll us to Carroll's rcmnvlts on i'll’l‘
conscripthui low. '
' Boston Man Arrested.
BOSTON, Juno 4.—~John Sccr‘cuski
‘11‘11.< :11‘1‘1‘slcd.b.v fedcr‘zal authorities
'todruy. charged with advising two
young 1111111 of 111‘an ago not to rogistcr
tomorrow, as required by the presi-
dent's proclamation. Information 1‘11.
printing.r Scercnski‘s allescd activities
was obtained by tho policc, who rc-
pol‘lctl the matter to United States
Wurslzul ilfnn J.'Milchcll. Clml‘lce:
llurkus and Stanley Collis. the young
111cm conccrned in the charge. 11‘91‘1‘
summoncd to testify as Mince-sea for
11111 government at 11 prcliminury hour‘-
inn.
‘ Nl‘lW BRITAIN, June ~l.~~~1\lnllhe11-‘
lhlnczka, aged 39. was presented in
p(lll(‘(‘ court today. cllar‘gcd with li‘ca-
son. It is alleged he was seen dis-
tribution. no-couscription circulars
,latc Saturday night. His case was
continued until Wednesday, 11 bond
of $2.500 being furnished. The case
Will be investigated by Uniled States
District Attorney Spellucy. Muczka is
:1 native of Lithuania and was 1111-
lurnlized in 1903. He has been in
the service of the Connecticut Cour
pam ‘11s a 111oior‘man for many mars.
11111 stoutly protested his innocence
1 dur‘ mg the session of court today.
{AMERICANS ARE
, SAFE IN RUSSIA
A RUSSIAN PORT Sunday. June
I)
u,
:‘1, 1‘i:1 ’l‘olrio, June 11: 30 p.111.~
The American commission to Russia,
.linadcd by Elihu Root. which arrived
fhozc safely this. morning ,lcft on a
:spcoial train this afternoon bound for
l’cn‘or-zrad after calling on the oili-
cluls l1e1‘c.The Root party probably
Kill reach the Rdssian capital June
Vv'ASI-IINGTON, June 4,—Presldent
.. Wilson's communication to the new
Sentinel Advertisements
Russian Government on the war aims
of the United States has been deliv-
ered ol Petrogt‘ud by Ambassador
Francis, but Will not be published in
this country‘oi: in Russia for a day
or two while‘lhe State Department.
is clearing up what officially char-
acterized as “matters of'detail."
auto-l _.
'3.N. ll. llllifllil
Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Window Shades to Order.
We will gladly submit estimates for a single win-
dow or an entire building. Shades for windows
of odd shapes and sizes a specialty.
A BIG LINE OF STOCK SHADES IN ALL
GRADES AND COLORS
Curtains, Curtain Materials,
F urniture‘ Coverings
All Kinds of Curtain Fixtures, Rods, " Rings, etc.
. :3. m m 11, m
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FRANEE ill AUTUMN
Will Undoubtedly Be Among
the First to be Called in§
Plan Now Under Discus-l
51011 by the War board—
best nqurppco, bays trov-
norcoruo
l1 ls highly pruhuhh- 1111.1. the Con»;1
"111-111-111 .\:111.11ull tlunrd 11111 1111 on 1hr."
1111111; 11111‘ 111 Hum-1‘ by lll‘Xl autumn l
According to 1b1~ pious 111111.
cufmou 11.1 lbs \\'111' llnnr‘d :11 \\'tt.~'ll [
1112,1011 125.01!” 1111111111111 uuur‘dsmcn;
11‘1ll l‘ollou (11111. l’<11.1lilrlg's 11.11‘1‘1‘
311,111.11) 11nd 1l111s11 1111111111111 guardsmvn
1111] I111 in Franco 111111111 :1 11‘11‘ months.
'l‘ho l‘omlrcticul guard is 1111101114 11111
bt‘sl 1‘11111pp1‘1l and host prclun'i‘d 111
the militia in H111 111111111131 and it has
lu‘cn 111111111: 111 first 111‘ lllt‘ stoic
guards to 111‘ cullcd for duty on llu‘
llor‘tlcl‘ 11ml 111’11‘1‘ rho declaration ol'
Will" 1122111151 6111111111“
are that it 11111 hp among U11 that low
go to Franco.
A r‘x‘por‘tcr inlkcd ulth (i111.
ltmuunly on 1111‘ our 111.111
.1111l1‘l' din
ul
Marcus .
'll. night on
tho mutcr‘. 'l‘hc uovvrnor‘ bud not am n
1011 dispatch l’1‘om \l'ushuuzron. Whon
ho was naked if 1111 know of any rcu-i
son “by tho 1‘1111111‘1‘111‘111 National
(.iunrd Should not be among the first‘
111 go across be said:
Governor's Statement
”l 51‘1" no reason '11‘hy Connecticut's
11111111120111 111' 11111 National Guard
should not be included. Connecticut's
stoic militia was the first to be read)"
to answer tor lincdiutc call and HR“
lu‘1‘11ki111: out of 1b.- \\'111‘ found it the
best. cquippcd 111' any in the (‘Ollllll')'.'
I know of no possibility that. might
arisc to prevent 11‘ war dcpnr‘tlcnl'
from including Connecticut‘s comm-E
gent from being ' srnl among lhc firstL
to lcnw for 11111 lor‘1icn buttlc l1‘.om "’
'l‘ln1 desputch trom Washington
stated that live division‘s would bcl
sent 111 19111111111 by the cod or August;
l
The guards will be callcd out in thrcc.”
incrcnwms. ilu‘ first July 15 and the;
last August, 5. After they have been:
called our and mobilized, they will be?
sent to France as son 11's transportu-T
lion facilities are available. They will:
be. molli'lich in their state cncamp“
moms before sailing. They will spend
considcruhio time in intenshe t1‘ni11—'
i112 bchind the trenches before they!
will Linc active S("l‘\‘l(‘0. It is intimated
that the crunpanics (but saw notivel
scrvicc on the Mcxican border will}
be among the first to bc scnt. :
1111111711111 1111
1
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F our Others Held 1n Chicago
as Result of India Rebel-
lion Plot . _ l
CINCAGO. Juno lW—(lialges that]
Baron Kurt 'Von Reiswilz formerl'
German consul in Chicago, 'nnd thir-
teen others. including nine Hindusd
were implicated in clnspiracies do
violate the neutrality of the United
States in the fermenting of revolu-
tion in India were contained in an
indictment returned against them by
federal grand jury here today. 1
Accused with Baron Von Relswitz
as active heads of the plots which:
‘1‘e c said to how centered in New
Y‘,crk Chicago and San Francisco.
were Gustave Jacobson, a wealthy
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"llu- chum 1‘s ‘
j:—
ITW DC.
on credit terms. as cheat)
lH. Krieger & C
T0 0PEN A
CHARGE ACCOUNT
in our store should be looked upon as a great c011-
veniencc. Why? Because it rs a store where vou ’ll
find a good assortment of everything in Ready-to-
wear goods. for the whole familv—and sold to you
O.
and in most instances
cheaper than so-called cash in advance stores.
a "2;-
fi—u
4
Ladrcs’ High
Lace Shoes
RAND WELTED 150LES
Black Kid Grey Cloth Tops
Brown Kid Brown Cloth Tops
'Grey Kid Grey Cloth Tops
' At $4.50
MAY LEVY
31 50. MAIN ST.
$0. NORWALK
B
Uncle Sam Uses
Mckee Refrigerators
on HisBest
attlcships
for efficient and econoruicnl "Good Food- keeping. ""
One in your home will do the same for you. Our stock in-
cludes an assortment of all kind
the Lift Top Style with round corners at $8. 98, to the large Stone
' Lined at $35 00.
5 styles. and sizes ranging from
ALBERT F. GEHEBE
25 Washington St.
Prompt Delivery.
Chicago real estate den! or: Albert H.
\V‘ehde, an art dcah“. 1111111, :1-nd
George. ‘Pnul Ilochm. a former reel-l
dent of Chicago.
South Norwalk.
Phone 1069—2.
berty 1.01111
WNW
The largest figurc of the individual
.b'zmks amounts to 111"“ ovcr $100
1.100
Jacobson is also under indictment 'whilc the 511111111111 sum is of no mean
in Dctroil in connection with alleged
conspir no.1
ity.\\'cl1de was intercepted by Unit-
111 States olficers 11 Honolulu while
on his “may lo the Orient. and only
recently was brought back to (Thic-
,a'go.
Von’l’lersu M. is charged with being'
the financial agent of the. conspir’ncy
and is said to have given $20 000 to
be used for instigation of the revolt
'Jacobsen is charged with having e111-
ploycd George aPul Boehm 111 March
1915, to undertake the task of drill-
NORWALK BANKERSTAKE BONDS
Upon inquiry being made uptown
this morning. it was learned that
First District banks and their custom-
91s have up to the present time sub-
scribed the sum of $276 350 to the Ll--
against American 1.1‘utr‘..l- .
p1 opor lions
At .1 meeung‘ ol the l.‘ibc1lv B11111]
Bo 1rd it was decided that the bank
consolidated .\'or 11 11lk
bute about one million dollars to
501'
should contri-
the
ifund, and that $400,000 of this amount
.sh‘ould be raiscd if possible by J?
Today‘s
bank's
District. banking.r houscs.
uro shows the uptown
irsi.
1‘i1‘.‘~
to ho
inking care of their share of the busi-
ness in line sluipc. With over
of the tool ambunt already contr‘i
halt
but-
ed, it is expected that the rdmaindor
will soon he rcccivc'd. inasmuch
application for bonds are coming
practically all the time.
Advertise in Tire Sentinel.
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