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Mr. oE'r'rs' DEATH. v.
Killed by Lightning With’n :1 Mile of: ' I,
nanch Houzc it: Ha't Just -
Purchaszd.
W“ I“). .l:.'1t' ‘3 i‘tl.;ll:: ('1’ ill»
magic dumb ot' .\tll'lll.‘.ii l «vl't’iti ilvvtts.
n liniiit- oi this lthl, who ,p'its lillll'll
by lightning a1 Linwood. l'lull,]u:li
Sunday “‘t'l't‘ brought by his friend,
Keith (Smith. thio orcuiiipzuiiod thc re
mains to New York city.
Mr. Bolts, who had recently pur-
chased a ranch (H't'l‘ 1110 Wyoming bor-
Mt'. and Mrs. Gtvorge A. \‘elit: on» dL‘l‘, but had not tulirn possession was
ioyt'd a visit this “'t‘Ck to friends in stopping with Mr. Smith all the Lin-s
llr‘ooklyn.‘ wood ranch and early Sunday mornv'
_._.. ing, started with the ranch foreman to
James Clock of Ohio has been 1isi1— inspect the 1)l‘0pt‘l‘l,\'. Vt'ltt-n less than
ing his brother, (‘larence Flock, of tho a mile from the much homo, riding 11.
ll)“ 103d. dnd UllHl relatives lil .t)‘ ll “pt“ CL)ux)‘l!) ”1 full ‘1“ \V Di .~C\'(‘lfll
_ COUCH HAMMOGKB, REFRIGERATORS, PORCH -AND
Fpi‘t'lilltll'F. :1 light r-llU‘d‘i'l' citur- tilt '
._,-._.. ’l‘hcre “db .1 motile 211‘.th of lightl ’ LAWN FURNITURE
Mr and Mrs Hunk Minot o1“ lltlsitlll hing. at Hull" of thunder, 111111 both lioi'>-' i ' LAWN SWINGS, 2 and 4 Passenger
limo been guests tora1111 days .11 the 1-5 wore 5.1m to go down ivy lllr,‘ to. 2 Passengers, $4.98. 4 Passengers, $6.75.
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home of A. C. Qlla('kt’l.ll3ll$ll on iiitvo‘u- Smith. is itli llJt' others. rode all El
sidc avenue. topmost upt't'd ill on- fit‘t'n... , .. These are made of extra heavy selected lumber and well
M ”“”-‘ "' ““""‘“ “ “WI“ ““1 b“ml bolted. Guaranteed 1.0.3th all weather conditions. '
REED BABY CABRIAGES $18.95 up, in all finishes.
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UNCLE SAM Wants
STENOGRAPHERS.
Male and Female,
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Examinations .
Every TUESDAYj
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Merrill Business
College
South Norwalk
éumiord. Port Chester.
ANfl
N080 TOM
C'TY MARKET
. 69 NO. MAIN ST.
Miss Jauct Lewis of Tokonelie open.
Friday in New York.
STERLING
FOR
“kg...
this neck.
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Mr. anslcr. of Fifth street, is spend»
ins thc day in Port Chester.
.ulm i:
iii‘uolgl} 'vl.
ttnor 11'“ :v, fr
Ruhr-rt Wyatt «'1' 'lhu bolt uppti't-ntly struck him on;
\\'t‘ll'lil‘itt\\'ll for :1 iiuv killed instantly.
visiting his aunt, fills. \\'.11h.t'1' of tho the 'op of n“. timid,
pout ltotid ill Nol‘uton.
’dtev. Harold 1? Wilson. pastor of
like ‘Enst Norwnlk Ill. E. church gavc
passing through?
the brain and the heart. Tho fort-initn'
The Banner Bakery
I patriotic and intol‘t‘stlllg
last cvrvuing :11 llll' church.
was largely attended.
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sort'tt'o.
'l‘hv st'rvicc,
.‘Ti-w York, has‘
was found unconscious. and it was 501'-
crul hours lnvl‘oic be fully rutmv'crcd.‘
13.111. 11%.». tuslantly klllt‘tl. i
'l'hc Smith ranch is forty illiloa't’rrvlu'
the neuron: l'iiill'uud. but littlo tiiill ,'
1 Mrs, An: on l’lltlLH Stokes, her
daughter. :tllSh llt.t .1, of Noroton 11nd
llltllitllt'ld, livl'i 11-1' thcir camp in thi-
“idlinndntlas for 1th summer lust l-‘rl
\tt'i't'
Phone 105
_§terling Furniture Co.
127 129,131We'ihingttnSl.
Tel 367 5 Monroe otreel
We are now able to supply Our
customers with PIES, made '10
order each day. We also haw-
F'W "“‘-‘"““‘v"v "" . . SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
"‘lakcn up his Whidpmv :11 his summer 11‘."- cuity or doing. 11115 t'XlJf’l'lt‘llt‘t‘d n1 tlnv RINGS in addition to our regular
1101119 on .Str'uvhcrry hill pn-pnrutions for bringing lllt‘ body
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lict' \\':1li;1cr ll l’iht'll, 1111,, pastor home.
stock.
. 51 d M [tbb 11. f I\'cw You 11 1111 . ‘1umtoid \1. i1. church was tht- ___ W.“ .
nun sum. 0 o 1' 1‘ p. ,
. n will sitvnd 111. Nillllllltl lit 11.. ll "‘ ”W “‘ ”" ""‘"“‘" 0’ ‘1" “m“ CONFEDERATE VETERANS RE. .
is y .1 . .1Iioh1l \lt-n's llllili- class 211 9:30 .
Tn=idmtto on 'Strawbcily hill,
rnthcr irccly
largo Cilll‘llt h
biting
scvcrill
Flatfisli \5‘1-1'0
7 (yesterday and
are reported.
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The "Anna
schooner was lll\\ttl to .\or1\:tll1 byl
lirtm'n " '1 two unwind
function. wtt'r'tns thtv i'nitcd ll'tuahtcrq of the In the Town
the Addie V .11 yestcrthu Tllt" _ C ”‘d ‘ 'v l’n't d s 1 [:0 f 1‘ AUTO SUPPLIES
schooner min loudcd with tile. ' v.1 in.“ y . ,, .1 l .1 1 Wu f ‘1”. 0‘ P “1‘“. ' ' ‘1 "m 5 ” 0“ “" .
. , 1. l , 11:1“ JL‘WIIHW 1;: “m?“ of 11mm \‘rvtivrunu. and iuuuy vlnlton. Phong 805,50 so, Main 5.,
.v 11.1 . 1: ,' t '. i vr x '
‘Tho ('llllill‘l'll'>
street and Sw
_- along niccly .1111) llllltll oi‘ the
: truck in s:~\v1'.1l 111th. .
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Captain Arthur in}. )1
Pcrcivnl \‘tllt-ittiur' 11nd ‘1\‘liittit'r t‘it'av)‘
enjoyed a Snll to and t‘ity,
yesterday ll.’1_\".~‘
Elle young [11‘-
Kitl‘tlt‘ll.\ on
wild >l l‘t't't (It'l-
1:.tl‘tlt’ll
.1litltt' .,
Long lsl
on t‘uptmn _Vli(‘lll
11 I‘t'llll‘llt‘tl ll‘JllH‘ in tho
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Tho 111.112) 11,-: int - oi Mia. Elli-n Bly-
'-‘ -Ienbuigh.ozto1t illt'llltt, 11"91111111- it
31 grit-ltd i v .. .1111 of hcr dcinis'tv yi-s-
lorday. :‘Ira. lllvdnllurgh 11 (is mil.
known in 1‘11! con illltlllil) and 11:15 be
land by all v: ho tillllt in contact with:
90ml Turner (-hpt‘cifi to enlist throt-
recruits who hnvv ulrt-udy lllittlt‘ :11)-
Mention. “i 5§§lll
Edward Ella and family, who hnvo
'illoen visiting in Ncw York city, hurt-
Jeturncd to their homo licre.
August 'Blt‘dt‘rlllill'l and family 1'.-
‘llnovetl last wool; front McKinley SllT‘t'l
:30 Sound Vicw Tor-lace.
V Mrs. Elizalioth (lager. who has liccni
' _‘wislting hor slstcr in Now York city
Flue returned to her home- in MciKnioy
'zfitreet.
Sanford \Vickes, :1 former resident
_this place. but for some time living
in New York. has enlisted in the Tlitrd
ow York Ambulance Corps. and ex-
goets‘to go to a. southern cantonincut
gaunt other New York National Guard
‘- ' on June 25.
‘5 Minnie Reed. of the R. 8: G.
i. was tendered :1 most delightful
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coming v 3m
round. ‘ ..
“'3. ill l‘tlll.
.Svindny by thtv 111'\\'
[Charles Ri-ynohis. 'I‘ht-
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UNION. .
\‘i’ASllthl’l‘th. .luuc t-(ln thc out,
of the formal opening of llit'll‘ illlnilltl‘
\’1»it it 't\ “it" lllllg.
21nd \ll‘n’. (‘llill‘lt‘< ll. Lock-
lutigt"
reunion t‘onft-ili-riito to tilt"
murmur of scve-rnl lllOllfilllltllihllHtl ur-
l‘th‘tl llvl‘t‘ today 111111 sprung trains
from thiv south sttclltvil their ranks.
The- throng ini'lyded in addition to the
1 .vtvrnnlv
1 lion'icwnrmin: lust wock
i lllt 11 ~ '1r.1uiivr home in .\‘orotou
|i1i;:ht.~'..l large 1111111111 1‘ of tilt ir
Illlt'lltlh 1m 1* [Dl't‘Ftlll and cnjttcd tho
\\1'ltltl 13,1".ltt
Many of H10 wit-runs nrriwd in
time to pili‘llt'llltllt‘ in the mcuioriul t‘x-
tvnvlses :11 Arlington National cctuev
Vt‘stt'l‘tlat)’, when- l'l‘t‘bltlt'lli \Vll-v
Mil. lit-uni Crucial ll. Young. pnst com-
mander-in chief. pit-tigo thv- .‘South’s
support during tho wnr tor dtvnioci'ntvy.f
Today the nation's capitol proscntt‘d.‘
:1 uniquc nuptmrtincc, with lurgc num-t
btvru or votcrnns, in lht’ll‘ faded Ulll-v
forms iiiinuling with smurtly- clud
lyuuug rtiltlltll‘fi in khaki. The tented--
ctuup is locatcd almost within the (‘upfi
itoi grounds; and nil tiny yelllcrdtty and)
today attracted crowds of “fishing;
toniuns eager to welcome tho \-'l.~'ltor.\'s.i
’l‘hc llmist- of Ro’iprcscntntlt'cs is in'
rum-55 until Wodncsdoy, in honor of
‘.-i':i"t‘..1ti-, lust Tucsdtly. llt‘lllllli
niutcr :11 11 111mm
v31 ndinu thi-
hculth \lrs \\.'1ict l
Won
"'1? . lil\' h-tn spcnding lllt “inttr utt
. t 11111 of ht 1 runner tit i‘1"i11(cton.
v‘tl‘i "or M
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’i i11' lion's iltblc class of thc Air-tho
m1 i‘liiil‘t‘lt has i-lizmucti its plans coil-i
.1 rubly of 1.1m lli\‘lt‘ad of having :1
iztfr'ruiit SDt‘tll-it'l' t'IlCll Sunday, its hit.“
vvvt-n rustmnziry sinci- its orounizntion.
.hc ('llll‘w‘ is now tithing up n syutw
inutit' coursi' of itililu stud), lcd t'llt‘ll
pastor, lit-1
tiuiiu of tilt-
li:1.~ Ilt'l‘n chuuut'd iron:
9 fit) to 91311111., which is now tht
lilt‘t‘l lug. loo
ut.m1fr rd linspitnl. of pncumouin, 11f lulnns “’ ”“9 {0' ‘ 500') "15110”
tcr it “as llt‘lll‘H‘tl 111111 lit" hod sufrlyi ‘ “ ......_
{lilflt‘it‘d thc crisis of the diswtsc, was! V BOOKS'
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hold yt-sttvrduy uftcrnoon :11 the Con-3
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grngntionztl Clllll‘tll, and thc many”, 1r is
floral tributcs borc testimony to the iii~10ry.
t'slt‘t‘nl in “lllCll ho was bold.
though it millH of llungnrt. \lr. Buz-
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A littlo lihritrt grouiug ltll‘gt'lljk ‘(‘\t 1y
itn lionoi .1bhv port of .1 man s
it is :1 man‘s duty tut 11.111:
‘ books. A library in not 11 luxury, but
1on0 of thc ucvmwutivs «it ill-1 limits
so. lllltl taken out citizenship pnpcrs 111' not mfltlt‘ for furniture but thcrc:
horn. and hurl lwconic 11 1111 ‘lllbtl' ofiis nothing ”w thct m bcuutifullv fur~
tlit- Home Guard, and in othtvr ways. '
p _ . . y . .nisht-s a housc. . . . Giro 111; 11 hour."
iticntifiivtl lunisolt Will) Ill(}\‘('lllt‘ni< Ill . . ,
_ . furnishci with .moiis; l‘t‘t'llt‘l‘ tlmn turv
the town of \\'lll(‘ll 111v proniistvd to ii-v- ,, .
_ . .. iii-izi'y \inrtl Hooch-er.
101110 a l(l_\';ll 11nd llllt‘lllgt"lll ClllZl 11,l
“lion so Slitllli' -nly cut off front hivif um i
t
iiy 11nd his duties on Robert liuntt-r' 3
Highland lv‘uriu, \\'l.l(lt.‘ ho was .ippro- AMERICAN MOIHERS
tlill"d its out.- of the most faithful cn
liliii‘l i! ii til it
. . til i 0 S
ploycts on the. piiicv.
FINAL NOTICE TO REGlSTJiR. l
NEW YORK. .luuc 4.0'M1‘lllllt‘l‘s of.
patriotic ticcii'tios, city. county, shite:
ultimv,
-—~m—n
No Longer Scold and N119 Childen
oiliciuls .‘l‘rltl 101111111111th l-lttudrcdn' of moziic 1's inRtt'ud of
‘ . wihipp llL' and. \tr uni,“ int: ulzi it tho kill-
to bring homo to t‘W‘ dies :11- away oil“. now look for the
source of tron ‘ilc.
plans today
mun eligible for military rcuistintion
tomorrow the lilt‘illlllllz of tin consuip (hildrm “w unturully cheerful.
tion law so that nono will vbc able to limiling. "cm.“ and full of “1'0. tiny
plead ignorztncc of its provisions. or time ”Ky frctful, fut'orish.
lint hc di (1 not know no“ or whole to qunrrclsomc and all 0m of Song, (to
rcgister. not find fault. but look for the cooled
The mgis”"“““ offices will 1’9 ”‘9 10110110 and hot feverish bntl llrcnih.
1oting places used at the last election.2 it is just “8 sure :1 test as n. therv
mm a few pxce‘m‘ms' tmometcr for heat and cold, that their
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‘tlanv busmess houses, the Sim“ Ex |ntomnchn ate sour, overloaded and
their llVf‘li“
change the Corn Produce and Cofffeo clogged Up ulth was“.
Fxchanges will he closed tomorrow.
‘ll't? (r055.
Vlazy, 11nd thcii bowels constiuntcd.
DRINK Hill WATER
1.1111 BREAKFAST
Says a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of
limestone phosphate in it washes poisons
.lrom system, and makes one feel
clean, sweet and fresh.
W by is man and w oman, half
ithctimc, (fvoliugucrvous, tlespou-
(lent, worrictl; some days. licud—
itchy, dull and unstrung; some
days rcztlly incupucitntcd by ill-
ness.
If 110 all would pi'ncticc tho
driul (inc; of phosplmicd hot; \i titer
before i rcakt llSl, what it urntiit-
log change would tzthc 1111.100 lu-
stcud of thousands of linlf— sick,
anucntic- dunking souls \1ivtl1 pasty,
mudd 1' ( omplcxions 11 0 should see
crowdu of happv, healthv, rosy—
checked people everywhere. The
reason is that the human 5} stem
'does not rid itself each day of all
the 11 note it accumulates under-
our present mode of living. For
every ounce of food and drink-
" taken into the svsteln nearly an
morningr (door the inside organs
of the previous day’s accumula—
tion of indigostiblc'waste and
body toxins. Men and women,
whcthcr sick or well, are advised
to drink cacti 1lioming, before
brc nkfnst, a glass of real hot
water with .1 ton epoonful of limo-
stonc pliosplmic 111 it, as a harm-
lcss moons of washing out; of
the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels the indigestiblc matcrial,
waste, sour bile and toxins; thus
cleansing, sweetening and puri~
fying the cntirc alimentary canal
before putting more food into the
stomach.
Millions of people who had.i
their turn at constipation, bilious
attacks, acid stomach, sick head«
aches, rheumatism, - lumbngo,
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Corporal William H M‘llllllt’l of tho I“ 45 1““ “'"Wfi “MN "m” ““1"”di to . . . ___._.
II. S. Army, is :11 tho l‘ast Sidu rc- Ewmm thc "1"”!!an 1“ ”hm"! :1 “TL. thls Splendld healtll habit.
flailing station. lltifucr's cigar stow“: The funvrttl of Stiiilicn Bugs-a. \1'lio,com‘" i Drugs Prescriptions
“Edstnwvhington stru-t ltltllt)’. (‘or dicd on chncsdnv morning :11 thv‘ Th" “"“lmm (‘tllllllllllt‘f‘ mudc.
The Reed 81 Volk 5
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
oo. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
ZELUFF’S
Drug Store
1 North Main Street
833--Phones-- 1 532
David W Raymund
UN'DERTAKER
Tel, office. 1069-3: Houfl, 093,
17 WASHINGTON 81‘.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
DORLON HOUSE
(Gregory Boulevard) '
East Norwalk '
Opens May I
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL‘
KINDS OF SE'A FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
JOHN E. O‘SULLIVAN, Prop.
T clephone 720
Beef, Iron 81 Wine
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer.
F. H. BAXTER
Drugsist
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS~L. G.
- Smith. Underwood.
. _. r . ' ton, all other
.. show... 1,, a numb... of he, Tonight patriotic mass meetings will No mm, mm a“, you, child, .1 ounce of waste mateiial must be non 011s days and sleepless nights Emilia]? sold. rented
males at bar home in ROWill‘loni be held as we" as rallies in cliurclu-s:gonemi. sure laxative like "Mrs. Win~ carried out, else it. ferments and have become real cranks about: ”paired. Rentals, .3
Way evening. Many beautiful preL
‘ is were received. Miss Reed is to
'mn'led shortly to George? Lock-
... , of Stamford. Refreshnrems
Served. All departed at a late
, wishing Miss Reed good Wishes
entering her new state of life.
~ present were: Misses Jennie
. ll, Veronica Mason. Alice McCor
Woes McQuillan. Mary Mc-
: , Mary Fahn. Helen White. Ka-
.White, Bessie Briggs. Mabel
dens, Myrtle Saunders, Mrs E.
:' Mrs. F. Cavlno, M55. E.
Mrs. T. Lockwood and Mrs. L.
Try one.
1 ' the. pay.
to urge strict obscrvance of the lfllV-‘slow's Soothing Syrup" is the right
Many 01’ the SDf‘flkefs Will be men or start. This is the simple. rcn‘edy your
German birth or descent. number and grandmother and family
Twenty-five prominent women of the'aoctor lime depended upon for years
National League for W omnn's Sortice: yhildren love this mild ln\u.tive. It
also will speak fiom street corners is pleasant to take, n'oicr foils
this (VENUE. 1 wash out and make their insides cloon
m land in a few hours you have a happy '--
COLLEGE STUDENTS MUSTERED contented child again :mother and uh
' ' 'N :ieel free from we my.
ST \TE COLL GE Pi. June 4—2 Mother, give the little (out; (a
Two ambulance units of students from chance. try this tonight on the whole
the 'Rensylva‘nia. State College. have family from baby up, and you will] be
been mustered into government‘ surprised the difference “Mrs Win-‘
forms ptomaine—like poisons in
tithe bowels which are absorbed
into the blood.
‘Just as necessary as it is to
telean the ashes from the furnace
. each dav, before the fire will burn
bright and hot, so we must each
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the morning—inside bath. A‘
quarter pound of “limestone phos-
phate will not cost much at the
drug store, but is sufficient to
demonstrate to anyone its cleans-
ing sweetening and freshening
effect upon the system.
service for early duty in France. slow’s Soothing Syrup" will make; ev-
Fifty-five students were sworn in. crybndy feeling right' and happy.
They will be ordered to the Allentown} 3301.] under gunrnntee by leading
concentration camp this Week to be dmgglsis everywhere.—ll. A. Mead.
equipped and trained. '
South Nor-walk. .
Advertise in the Sentinel
. An Attractive
. per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
66 Fall-field Ave., Bridgeport, . II".
Men’s Spring Suits
Showing 0!
,Srnartly Tailored Models
$12.50, $15.00, $18.00-
CopyrightClnthingCo.
I N. Mam' St. So. Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler