Evening sentinel, Friday, June 8, 1917 · page 12

 

 

 

. For ofall good things of
- which we're fond the best is
' imp—s Liberty Bond. It’s tax
" exempt, it's safe and sure, it
makes our future more secure.
It pays us well in interest too,
and pays exactly when it '3
due. It helps to keep the
kaiser, Bill, from stepping
,o’er the White House sill and
hanging his shirt on the gov-
ernment line, while the band
is playing "The Watch on the
Rhine.” He'll toss his crown
upon the shelf and run the
house to suit himself, and as ’
lie lifts his foaming stein, he'll ‘
. proudly toast, “Got, this is

 

 

 

 

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reassures?

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FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
.THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS.
PORTATION LINE, Inc. I
Freight boat leaves Pier 27. East:
’ ,Riyer, New York (foot of Catherine,

. ‘1.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p.
in. Freight received at Norwalk up toil
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5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
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David W. Raymond
UNDERTAll ER

TelI. o’iIIce, 1069-3; House, 693.
27 WASHINGTON er. 5
new RED MEN'S BUILDING

 

 

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THE NEW SCIENCE

”DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC

ChiroprIutII is the definition of thci
‘ cause of the disease and the. an of
adjusting the same. Disease. is caused
‘. by a wrench. IIIist oI spIaiu in the
3 Buck. Even if done in (‘lhlillltlotl‘
fl creates pinched ncII-cs and pain in
tor life III the IlirlIAIenI oIgIIus llllll'
limbs. I
Chiropractors IemoIo the cause of
finesse and pain, health is restored'
through hnnnonizing thc nerve sys-
., toms In your body. '
‘ . given special attention I.Ilso (lllVllilll‘C‘
of lihe stt'dnc,’ You will ncI'Ic rcgretl
air up; Is L‘IIII uac I
“I” you 1 lot I chance to
Magnetic treatments given also

T. FRANCIS, D. C.

~t§rWashlngton St.. So. Norwalk, Conn. I

Graduate from Palmer School. I
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I'IIIII run a Will
summon co.

The Only Fully Equipped
' ELECTRICAL SHOP

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AUTO SUPPLIES

. . Phone 805—50 So. Main St.
So. Norwalk, Music Hall 311:.
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BAPTISTS’ ANNUAL MEETING“

 

 

'Ileports Show the Church Free From
" Debt With a Surplus in the
Treasury

" The'annual meeting of the South
Rorwalk Baptist Church was held last
waning and [timed to be the most
successful ever held. Repotts show
ed that“ the church II as free from debt
and men had a small sum of money
sis ‘édrplus. The organizations of the
mrch report-ed and proved to be in
the condition. ,
(sufficers for the coming
fleeted as follows:
Church Clerk—Er. Henry C. Sherer.
Deacon—~Dr. Henry C. .Sherer.
Deacon—F. M. Glover, for the unex-
pired term of the office left vacated
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year were.

Sunday School Superintendent—~13 I—
sat Hopkins.
”Lady Members of Advisory Commit-
mes—Mrs. H. C, Sherer and Mrs. V_.
Melisha. ‘
President Envelop Committee— Hai-
Bartram.
ISecretary of Benevolent Fund—Mitts
who Olmstead. .
Head Usher—ah. Searles.
filowers—Klng’s Daughters.

 

uIIflIEE NEW MAJOR GENERALS

 

 

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m EDITH-I NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

flMer BIll Due! ”’"mmsrw: mmsw. ..,,

 

 

 

Railroad Conditions as affecting
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 a Bailey Company implies, but
please do not get peeved if you cannot get every thing you
want when you want it.

,WThI. Hatch 6: Bailey Co.

 

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FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1917

 

 

 

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AID FOR CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE

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Wheeler, Clinton llubhellJ Thom-Its
Balcom. Frank I. ‘Joncs, Joseph

 

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Dais, George Fools, A. J. Angcine, ll:

M Kent, Charles W. Wimpheimcr, H.
P. Price, Samuel Lynes. \\'illi:‘.m How»
ard, M. N. Ma'ycfloff, P. W. Brooks.
lung \‘t' alsh J. P. “adhams Colonel
(ll-AOIgI Russell, P G Murphy, MIIlIaIl
lJ. Howard, undC H DiluorII.

 

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i The tollouing plant; which
.adoplcd at
"meeting held on April 2U,
discussed at this time.

 

,influentia] citizens.
itinanclal industrial and
\Itlilltltsl to study the question
‘lllt Norwalk (‘haIIIbII oi toInmIIII bI-

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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 caoats at unmatchable prices."

CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY

33 South Main St. South Norwalk.

 

I Arldllgv a budget
lwork.
] With facts and figures gatilct'ci

jl'rom the study of the question lhcy
“l” have the Iighl IIIuthial to go be-
low the pe-oplo when IhII ask for sup
port. 1

The financial. industrial. connncr‘
lcial lnIPl't‘SlS, and most of all, the
property owners are the people di-
rectly benefited and should be the
large contributors. '

conIIibutoIs logelhcr and st AM It
presldl’ni who “i“ sIIII faithfullI fol
one IIIII sIAleIl an cxetutiIe ol‘ the

to Ft‘l‘l'l‘ l'aiIlIl‘ully I'oI' one year or less
tune I! ch-Incd advisable; lhey to hate

 

 

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June While Sale

Continues All This Week

This sale tiers wonderful assortm‘ents of Under-
muSlins including NIGHT GOWNS. COMBINA-
TIONS. CHEMISES. SKIRTS. CORSET COVERS.
etc.. all new and well made. and at prices that put the
loveliest of them within the reach of every woman:

Exceptional opportunities are open for the wom-
en 0f The Norwalks to secure unusual values in sar-
ments that are needed in abundance during the sum-
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lot all (‘lIIIIIIlIl-r oi (‘onIInI-I'I-c \I‘III‘k.

, When special conIInlllI-e work is
nchlIAIt .llIc ollic‘al shall sI-lI-ct
the citizens. the number required to
carry out the special work, which.
,ulicn completed, said committee shall.
be discharged; by so doing. standing
'conIIIIitII-I-s Ill‘c eliminated and no one
,cnlled to giIc more titan their share
of service.

. If this plan is carried out it means
discarding the unwieldly .aysII-Iu
syslcm \Ihich now pIIIIIils~long set
or by- laws boIIId ot IIIreItoIs slandinl:

IoumIIIIII-s in (Illltl “unis iI IIII-duus It! t-mdcn \IIIIIII

:lllt’ IIIultII to a sound and c-lticitut
lbusiness proposition “and the. manner
jin which coInnIcrI-iul orgaItiZIItions,
will be successfully run in the future.

It docs away with conditions when“
by men IIusle tlIII'I time III atlI-udinu
Incl-sling uhiIlI lane to be II'IjourncII
owing to luck oi quorum I

With the right pIesiIlInl and OXI‘t'll"
IiIe coInlnilIII- lIIerc is no doubt or
the sutcess oi this plan and .\orv\a|k

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lic SI‘I"‘\lll', not ouh in its oun IonI
Inunlty but in the courtly.

im so nice llIIouub ( lIanIbI III of Com-

IneIcIA I
I Edgar (I. urn-pity was elected tem-
lporary chairman of last night's meet
ting. and upon the motion of Judge
Walsh it was 'roled that the chairman
uppoin'l II committee to reorganize tho

 

Chamber of t‘pmmerce. under rules

 

Children Cheerfully' d gainlelssfl
and Patiently ‘() ) an onsc cn our .
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Treated by Modern, .Sympaflibtlisgry
Palm“ Methods Aceptic Ofiice Treatment.

DR. S. M. DEITZ

Surgeon

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by the Oxygen

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Moderate
Charges for Very

Best Dental Work. DENTIST Method.
75 S th Mai te‘
' on n S r d Gold and Porcelain
Hours 9 II. III. to 9 p. Remomflom
15 Years. in m. by appointment. All kinds 0! Artifi-
the hurdles ot'u. Clal Dentures,
High-Class Crown and Bridge
. Bentham ‘(»‘ Work, Etc, Skll-

fully Done

 

recumnende‘d by said committee.
The following citizens were appoint-

Ill In Mr. Mutpby to serve on the com—

Kcnt. \'. Mavehofl‘ I’. \\.

II. M M.

‘IlOSt'DlI Innis and l‘l‘l‘dt’llt‘k l. Lam

journed Ihe committee held a special
IIIIAoIing. at which time the fiesent
siuation in wound to the Chamber of
(‘onuncrce was discussed. The com-
mittee IIlll meet again ne\l Thursday
night The regular meeting adjourn
ed subject to the call of the chair.

H'ATTERS’IHOUSES

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104 Washington St.

South Norwalk

ARcductionSalc

Silk" Jersey and Taffeta

SUITS
$16.50 and $13.50

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Smart Tailored Models in all favored shades with
collars and cuffs bf self material:

 

I July l7—Nellie A. Dillon, Patrick
:‘J. Fceley, Ellen Ryan, (‘lIrisIOpher
Hand and Ulysses t‘cruti, Henry Mes-
ser, Peter O‘lloy.

July 18.—~l~‘rnnk K. Wildmun, An~
drew Atken. Mary Allen, Theodore
Bright, Verna II. Woodin and George
anti Anna Drinsky.

July Ill—William Humphrios, l,)an~
iel ‘Mclnerney and Daniel Murphy.

July 20.~—Joseph 'l‘osi, Thomas E.
Waters, Nicholas W. Allen, Byron S.
Brooks.

July 21—-Willlnm William Dcakin.
PatIick l-Jllegett, Carl Erdman. John
llarkncss, John Russell, Martin Keat-

ing.

July 3——Murtin Lauf. Harry Lees,
Florence Jones and Mary A. Lees.
Thomas McHugh, Theophilus Abie~

piste, Daniel H. IiBrnes. Nicholas W.
llarzin and John Blake. .

July ill—Herman ll. Bellman,
Charles A. Hodge, trustee for Hattie
A. King, Anna Boyd, Peter J. Bren-
nan, James P. Callahan, Hurry H.
Morris, Alice. C. Morris, John J. (‘al-
luliun,,John H. Collins. _

July 25.—~Michael Corbett. Ellen
Costello. John ll. Craft, John Crotty,
George F. Denton, William S. Dutcher

July 26—»Thomas Ilv‘oloy, Christian
GnIIlieb ‘Gnnni, Wright liumpson,;
Alexander Hackness, Michael Hen-

nussy, and Charles A Hodge. '

July 28 -'lhI
dicGettrick, James F McClone Pat
rick McGrulh, George J. Miller, Ab-
bie Mu1rty, Annie 1“. Murray. Made-I
line Murray and Theresa Murrayi
and John’ll. NowIan.

July 30.» licwn C. Shalvoy, Max
Rosier, Frederick L. Stahl, George
'Stuckey, Kate. M. O‘Sullivan, Michael
E. Sullivan and Samuel S. Wilson. -

August 1 I

linm Clancy, Jane Ellogett,

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II chamber of commercel
wcre fully"

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Appoint a committee of live or more
representing thei

Shall '
If they decide that the Chamber of;
CLIIIIIIIAI'I'IIi is It necessity then find Iboi
money to runf
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to carry on the

When the amount is raised, call the

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Tristram & Hyatt—l

Norwalk’

3 Leading Dry Goods Store

 

 

 

Dainty Waisls in While and Colbrs.
Prelly Peilicoals of Many Shades.

A Big Line ol Silk and Cloth Raincoals
A New Stock of Silk Underwear

Picnic Baskets, Lunch Sets, Napkins, etc,
in the Bargain Basement.

 

 

 

 

 

 

lit-C'auley and (lustaIe Mouuin.
\ugust ‘57 llugcnc l.. .\lulklu llImat-r
ll. Philips. Jacob l’rinz, (‘blisliun1
lllIcinbolII. William Sullivan. Harriet!
'l‘rowbridue, ()I'rin Smith. :
August 4. --\'irgin Dibble, Howard
S. (IilbcII \\'Illi.IIII ()hlct, ()uen .\IIII
ray llIiIIIIId SpIiI-L (home Gilbert.
August Ii AIIuIian l~‘. Judd, as ad
Iuinislralor ol' the estate ol AIIIIeIlI
Ilibblc llIIIney Murphy. Minnie S.‘
clincdict, l‘atrick Troy, William l‘..
Ilailcy, 'I‘. Archibald IIcI'cns. :
AIIIL'IIsI 7. John Ilalpin, John 1..
KIIHI’ llonn \IoIgIIII Isiah 1‘ Turn. I
III ”II b‘IIiI»:IIl l‘ourt lot [In his»
lllll III I‘ (lilill' ItiIuI on lips I use Vial1
ltaniIl IIIIIIanIIl I
Martin“ J. (‘un-l
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ninuham and William
lt‘pl‘t‘sl‘llll'll the plaintiff.

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Ian be kept in the tram lino- of pub- for: in II... up (0(1th Institution of ”My

lodge i.» 52 up to tilt ago of no Hana

llxooks, John J. Walsh. M. J. llouard, 1010

hmI‘mer the regular meeting had till-1.1FTS MUZZLING

state u'
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ARE TO BE SOLD til

I er to rescind at themarliest dale pos-
I‘sible the rules and regulations as to

' WHATSOEVER CIRCLE

new hospital.

Is Leonatd, Martin‘ Fanzilli,

I ns Beschel| WIl- .
Emil“ 25c, extra large ‘A—l mackerel,

5“” d '1 0mm Is were elcttcd last night as lol-
"nation as constant demands no“ Ialt lows:

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\‘IAIIIII'IIIIIIA t‘lIIII'lI‘s Uddo.

Assistant \'I»nI-I‘IIblIA~1—llIItliscu

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AIIditor~«--l"rank Uddo 'I

IllccorIlinu Secretary‘s G. Merino. !

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Financial Scorctary~ F. Andrtslncf
'l‘rcusuI‘cI'~-»»Snl\‘IItoI'e 'Charloil,
’l‘rlistces—~.\'. Nardi. .\L tlalbo,
(‘I.hIriotI G. Maisuno, C. Yingo.
(.‘A'IIIAInoniert-v—(l. llcnudducl and C.

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Initlcc: A C. “’ht‘t‘lt’l. A .l AIIIzeIinc. P1 ”Hm, I

SIntiIIcls—-\'ilo Sislo and Vito Dat-

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the order to be I-I‘tcctiIe until July 13W

The number of rabid dogs
the present time are few,
”(\Vt‘ll being the last city to
port a false. The order rescinding‘
e quarantine reads as l‘ollows:~»

“It Is Iiesired by your commission-

in the]

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Inuzzlins dogs, now in force in your
town Consequently unless you have
knowledge that it is 11m sale to so
do at this time. you will please give
notice in such manner as you con-,
sider sutllcicnt to your town clerk,
dot: .II‘IIrdcn and owns of dogs, that
the rules as to Inuzzling are hereby
revoked "A 1

HARSTROM FOR SUPERINTEN- ‘
DENT’S JOB?

 

 

 

H. Krieger 8: Co.

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Owing to lhe backward sea-

son. we are obliged to sell
all spring ready to wear

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goods at a greal sacrIfIce.

If you are in need of a good Tailored Suit. Coat or
Dress or even Millinery. don’t make your purchase
without seeing "what we have to offer. We will save Y

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“o. B. JACKSON.
. " OPTOMETRIST

58 Wall Street. Norwalk.

KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shur-On and Other Mountings.

Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A reporI about town had it this
morning that Mayor Carl Axel liar-
strom was out for the position of su-
perintendent of schools in Norwalk to
fill the place recently vacated through
was taken by the couple thr'ough But
Mayor Harslrom was consulted and
the report was emphatically denied. ‘

 

 

INVITED.

The members 01‘ the Whalsoever‘
Circle of iKng’s Daughters are hereby
notified than an invitation has been
receiycd by their L'I'Iicors to have ”II
(11le participate in the ceniionies of
the, lyaing of the corner stone of the
The exercises will take
place at the site (II the hospital on
Steven..- street, Sunday afternoon, ane
10, at I: all" past two.

The engagement.
Lexington avenue, to John
Place, was an-

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Tucci, of llanford
pounced Iesteida). The cOuple will;
be maIried in the near future and
friends axe extending congratulations

-——-CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN TO
BUY FISH,

5' lbs. cod fish 25c, 5 lbs. whitings
110111“

Floyske, Patrick Ilnrt, .Stephen Hav-I better at any price" 125 1b., shad, roe

ren.

August 2—at'3at.hcrlne T. Huntr'l‘hom-
as Keenan. John Leonard, Patrick J.
McCarthy, Jane McCue, Thomas E.

 

land buck, as they are,
piece. Saturday from
Wagon.

25c and 30c a
‘ 11 to 10 at the
Wash. and: Water streets.

of 'Miss Angelina '

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3x5 - - - - $1.50
4x6 - - - - $4.85
Flag Poles 10 it. - — 750
A J All ' 81 S C
. . gcvme on 0.
Inch“, . -_ www...
25c Dustless dusting clcths at Waterproof clothes lines
........................ 19c swarranted 50ft. at ....,,..37: L
89c Long handled wood ceiling Economy fruit jars, quart size ,
dusters ................. 67¢ per dor ................ $1.35
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98c Steel Garden forks ..... 79c $3.00 iJniversat bread makers.
$3.00 Rubber Garden Hose, guar. fam'W 5'29 at ---------- 32-49
anteed for 1 year. 25 ft $1.75 Gas wattle irons at $1.49
lengths at ............. $2.49 Garden» trowels, extra strong ;
$1.50 Grass catchers, will fit 14 r ------------------ 10° _
or 16 inch mowers at ...$1.29 Kidmobiles with 3 rubber tired
Lawn mowers with high wheels, wheels, upholstered seat at J,
3 blades, warranted ..... $4.49 . ....... . .............. $3.50
5C Tablet paper Polls.- 5 f0!” 19“ $1.50 Extra large size galvaiizcd
49c Brass nickel plated bath tub wash tubs ............. $1.20
soap dishes ------------- 37° 89c 13 .inch .glass .bath room
Large size Colonial cut glass shelves with nickel brackets _
’sugar and Cream sets, 98c set at . .. .............. 67c >
Cedar Oil floor mop and 1 can $2.25 Gas irons complete with [
cedar oil, only .......... 25c tubeing at ..... >. ...... $1.89

 

 

 

Albert F. Gehebe

25 Washington St. South Norwalk. _

 

Prompt Delivery. , Phone 1069—2.
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