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we re fond the best is
, , Liberty Bond. It 11 tax
finalist, it’s safe and sure, it
W our future more secure.
' It pays us well in interest too,
Ind pays exactly when it’ s
‘fitte. It helps to keep the
”tamer, Bill, from stepping
go’cr the White House sill and .
hanging his shirt on the gov- I
went line, while the band '
,i 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
fproudly toast, “Gott, this is
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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVFNING SENT INEL
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 & Bailey Company implies, but
please do not get peeved if you cannot get every thing you
want when you want it.
The Hatch 1f: Bailey Co.
“‘TM‘IDX'E 35:33.11: writ: our: "S‘ISTANLEY MOTOR
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C RRIAGE CO.
A RE- ORGANIZED
(Continued Irom Eighth Page).
in the spring of 1598. first steps
\Hre taken for the 11ianulactltre 01
C8124 for sale and in that year perhaps
adNen were completed and sold. That
{all and the following spring two Mm
tired stock cars all alike \v111‘e built
eéIaud they Were all delintsd by July 1':
the Stanley's
This establishes
SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1917 '
Tristram S. Hyatt—
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
. lisou.
as the first builders in Ill? “UTIII ”I
”MI” n1gotiattng 1"111 the
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“I (mppaity 111' America at Bridgeport.
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FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
SPECIAL SALE
The largest selection in
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0f wash dresses, skirts and blouses.
town to choose from. Prices lower than elsewhere.
Last call for suits and coats at unmatchable prices. ~
CLOAKS we P‘XRIS MILLINERY
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
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YORK.
J‘HE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS.
‘ PORTATION LINE Inc.
. IFroIght boat leaves Pier 27, East
j' fiver, New York (foot of Catherine
' ”.3 every day except Sunday, at 3 p.
1h. Freight received at Norwalk up to
$31. m. and at South Norwalk up to
it?!” p -m-
David W. Raymond
.A - QUNDERTAII ER
(Tel. Office, 1069-3; House, 693.
. 27 WASHINGTON sr.
new RED MEN'S BUILDING
Children Chocrtully and 52.33%...
and Patiently «’9’ Dentistry
Treated by Modern, .Sympathetlc
Painless Methods. Aceptic Office Treatment.
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Gas Administered
DR. S. M. DEITZ
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Moderate Surfieon by the Oxygen
Charges for Very h
Best Dental Work.‘ Met od.
DENTIST
75 South Main Street
Hours 9 a. 111. to 9 p.
111. by appointment.
Gold and Porcelain
Restoration.
All kinds of Artifi-
cial Dentures,
Crown and Bridge
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15 Years in
the Practice of
THE NEW SCIENCE 1
'hlEFlNlrlon OF CHIROPRACTIC1
Chiropractic is the definition of the
nurse of the disease and the. art ol'l
listing the same. lusen 11 is rinsed
a wrench. twist or sprain in thc‘
ck. Even it done in chiltlluod
i Creates pinched nerves and pain in
Her lIt’e in the. different organs .uul
mnbs.
(Chiropractors icinove the (' uusc of
fisease and pain. health is r111slortd
{furlough harmonizing the nerve sysw
nil in your body. l‘emulc troublbt
on special attention; also curvature}
1 the spine; You will never regret
.fivlng the Chirpructor :1 chance to
_ in you. l
1 Magnetic t1entmouts given also 1
'1'.- 1111111315. 11. c.
High'CIas’D «H Work, Etc. Skil-
entlstry. fully Drone
SPECIALS
White Rose Cocoa, 1 2 lb, can ........................ 15c
Van Camp's Baked Beans, a can ...................... 18c
Sunbeam Baked Beans. a can ........................ 150
Try Our Fresh Roasted Co:ee,alb. 21c
Pure Lard. a lb. .................................... . 25c
Compound Lord, 9. 1b. ................ .. . . . ....... 20c
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
’ I It.11n hurl Her
I cars in the commercial qualities.
Miami 1111 pazrt es in .\'1\\' tom \\'|’1t—
much we of the
lautomobile busint ss and in “(99 11 d1 31
was (losed. The outcome 01‘ this was
the founding ot the Mobile Company
at 'l‘arrytonn and of the 1.11c0111obt'111
llt'tllhcrs when selling
agreed not to build,
cars for a year; and it was not until1
‘lttlll. that they brought out a new cat
Innd orgamzctl again to 111anutucture
gllltlll. It was at this point the presentI
Stanley Motoi (airinge company 1111151
' incorpor utt- d
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jl'or Stanley steam cars has bet-111
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Illlt‘lrJJuHIlt'Ss‘,
Dainty Waists in While and Colors.
Pretty Petticoats of Many Shades.
A Big Line 01 Silk and Cloth Raincoals
A New Stock of Silk Underwear '
Picnic Baskets, Lunch Sets, Napkins; etc,
,. in line Bargain Basement.
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steady and continuous. Probably no
ctir in the woild 11.111 shon .1 bette‘Nli
1 mm 0,. ,,,,,...,, or..mlt‘...:f..tlr‘.1l1;:IP1REED FROM HEARSE l
theii cal is known :h d I S DRIVER MRS WILMOT :
LEAVES NEW SPOUSE]
BUT MAN POWERl
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.tlllOll” Stnnlcv ow1'1111s. \\ithout any
.tdvutising. without any publicity or
sales promotion in the industry inl
Iwhich big advertising is so common, it:
is apparent that only the merit of the:
car itself could have continued the --—-
brides oo
:husiness in its hculthy condition tori I I” “I II *Irl.‘ itDd L1H one to
ltln- waiter reinnl'king
. lou pom l‘ool‘ 'lo' '-l\( n nutter but:
I11 the days nhcn racing and liillIsl' \\'ht I 1.111 them $12.3. I
climbing were 1'1'1'cillnl: llt'llt’l l'1ll 1” l I“”" “I II“ II“ III“ ('Ulllllc visited,
“Hutton Stanley {tenur- 1n ‘1 II” “I" (lob! III" \IVIHIH‘” champagne
‘IS NIH-t Illlll [11' 1! .111 ‘
:clllllcs, and many .1 ruord on tiarkim ”I‘m” “Nb” .llltltll1 tlunnt- 19' :SIIII'::)I:1T'
;:1ntl mud has been 11111 111111] b) ”11”“ $11111 llniul'h [In 1111 .tl glith:“;tre unsI
I In October, 1.11931, :1 Stanley car on :1 broth 11 \\ I111 l1 amount: 11 to sevvrtdl
'tlm-c lap 1r.11 k. .11 t‘.1mbrid:'c made 11 Illlhtlh‘d‘ tlztllns. (1n thi. (K'cnsiom
tmilt in two I‘hinutr-s and c'letrn s11-c1 'Ir‘ \"II'I‘ I'I“ 33" I0 llllt't' “tillers.
1 r , l ‘I‘I-‘ Ill” 111M mid 1hr mum-mm,- $5,.
units. This sr-cms lt(Ii(‘lll0USl,\' l~‘0W 10' l l‘iom lll'tl [11.ltt 111.-coupli- 111111 to
ldny, but at that time ll \1'11sll111lnstcsl Mcl‘ arlhy's lnn 1'1 (il‘i't'llWlt'll. where
tulle ever made by on automobile. l the toilet 11111111 11:1.» lul'llll‘l' ‘Il‘t‘II‘"
l'l‘hen in lstltl .\lr. l". (l. Stanley11111110}me1 "will: "I’m” 5" ”"I‘IIII III IIII'I
I'm ascent of W \\"111l1i111.'ton in his] lllll‘lllllty, “111nm
:1 1' . 1 ' " ' it 11.1.s111 .thout llimc tor lln 111 to he
‘c'ni this bring the first time the ulouu (gojnu 1mm. '11”. ”Hum“ .u'ousedI
r1h1'111 climbed by 1111 au- Ilit”! 11111111 and .s‘h1 uplnulded liet husl
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ut tlrmond 111.1111, l-"I1nida, n Slnnhy ' “H ”I“ ‘ I“ “J” Il‘W
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\tlnch u Ls not l111tt1n I111 s11. Mare-2.
‘ ‘ ‘ -r and unolhri daughter Mrs
At this some 111011.11 “Id“II'.‘ “'II‘ II“ 1 11.1111 .\l. (‘nrcv now deceased, was the
,tlrrl 1.11'111 IIlt world to do 11111 miles handsomt Smith building near
‘m leN than .1 minute. 111111111111 lllt' toun and \1 Inch is \'11l-'
I All almost fatal accident to one of ”III "I “I'm” 32‘ "I'M I
. It is sold that \\i1l1i11'1 slum time
. .. " «1 1 1111 Stunlevs ‘
Illi‘II IIIIIIII‘ IIII‘II' I ‘I I sttps will be l'tken to wind tip the!
[to take their cuts oil lIH' lIIN'ln ll'lll trust l‘und .md divide the p"iope1tv be-
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tln'y lnne111'111'1rcnttv-11d cars since 1111111111 Mrs. \\il1not .md l111'brolltt1r-
l"or yr 111's the Stanley ('mnpuny hurc- 111.-low, “ ”“1”“ II. ('ill'l'l‘. Ill'Olll'it'lnl‘
ol :1 leiruc :41'111'111'1 store in lllt- bulld~
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crs ol slt'llm (“MS 111 III“ WWII-‘1 And 11111.11111'hile the people in]
_Washington St.. So. Noi'wnlk, (‘1)1111. ' H
Graduate from Palmer School.
1111 111130 a your
nscrutcn 1:0.
.I The Only Fully Equipped
' ELECTRICAL 1511011
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
intone 865-50 So. Main St.
' loo. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
Specials for Saturday
LEGS LAMB ...................................... 303 1b.
SHOULDER VEAL ROAST ........................ 240 lb,
SMOKED SHOULDER ............................. 230 lb.
PRIME RIB ROAST ......................... 22c—380 lb.
B. & B. POT ROAST ................ . .............. 26c lb.
Schullze’sv Sanitary Markets
39 Main St.
Norwalk.
32 Washington St.
South Norwalk.
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1111-1111 the only producing 111:111111‘111'lnr-
.\l.1ny important tltlHllN‘t'lllt‘llls lll1(,1111\n\\irl) “1m in... Ipulnod 0r 11,0
3‘10"," engineering “0... developed in"don111sli1 ll‘Ollbl1' oi the \tilmots 111' el
Ih1i1 r-\p1-1'lment.tl I'llml'nltn'ies. 11111 111 “:‘1IIII:::"II’ "I‘ “II'II Ill" “PM elt‘ll
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I:the most important of width is the -
Stanley method or stiller
'slcnm. to wiltlth lhe modcln locomo
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;ti\'c owes much ol 11s power and clli I DROI OVER
CITY SOON
clency. 1
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Enough power is stored in the boil-'
or to df'ive the cur three or four miles:
on ordinary roads “lthoul burninvI
any fuel This stored power giws the “I" II" "”“IIII: II II‘Inli “I'lI'IlIIII‘ I0
Stanley tremendous :11l\.1nlugcs for he lilillllI 1:11mlh11h0 (linlMue‘Ts-‘tmof ‘1‘:in 332W;
cellrratiou. tor cltV driting. for bud l.o:1n..1l.~'o :1 committee with Henry i".
beat till; ROI“ BS ‘VILL i
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\1'1cli 1111111. and In his trust fund lot' m“ -—:
\‘l il- I ”w
H. Krieger .. Co.
Owing to the backward sea-
son we are obliged to sell
ready to wear
all spring
goods at a great sacrifice.
If you are in need of a good Tailored Suit. Coat 01'
Dress or even Millincrv. don’t make your purchase
without sceing‘what we have to offer. We will save
' ' . §i1.3.'. 11 111111113‘ 1111.111 his linish"
made a llllII' 111 231.; seconds. 111 Illl‘l Lott Fm'rune. - i you money.
It‘utc 11f 127.1;1‘. miles- an hour. This es-I lite. \Vllmol “'11s lll1' dnushtt-r «of:
:tnblishcd :1 world's 51,...“ r..c(,,»,1‘;\\ill1um .l. Smith. a “enltln' (lreew: L ~.——.—.
Every Woman
ihrfiuld help to make this world safe for the
a ies.
Everywoman CAN help by putting her
5111111213 into the
Liberty Loan
an encouraging the men of her family to
dot e same thing.
If you are not able to subscribe for a large amount,
you can buy a $50 bond
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1"";TIIE PEOPLES.”
TRUST COMPANY
of South Norwalk, Conn.
Icounll‘y ltliltl“. and 11, ) hill (rlinyhing' :itlltlllll'll I0 StlllCIl Ill(‘ (‘Ou’lpt’l'alltlll 0f
and eliminates :1111' possibility of stall 'II‘I‘ "I”LII'IIIIR OI XI‘I‘VIIII‘ I" III" 0"“
. N 'lnrur 1:1111'1.1.ign (‘hurlrs' l‘.. Hoyt n s
IIIII" III“ IIII‘I‘I“ II“' ""hII‘“ I“ II “IIII ilkpptnnlt'tllctllnlilitlee on plans- for tails-
in its-ell” suspended trem the chumisItng 311b51r,lptluns the bonkers assist
and geared direct into the ttlm-rmtmt.jam-e and music for Ihc nnrmlc. Judge
11 is of standard stcum practice, r'lr1..II"III'~V W' Gregory “'95 I’II‘I’II‘II I‘I‘III‘
test area 1111.1
nutter
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LEGS or GENUINE SPRING LAMB .......... 1"." .‘i f’s'o‘c‘iti‘.
eIRLoIN STEAK ................................. 3:. c 1b.
.-r__ORTERHOUSE STEAK ......................... - . 340 1b.
1211111111 ares or BEEF ROLLED ................... 32c lb.
BEERS MEAT £7 PROVISION CO.
(2 Stores.)
6 North Main St. 1
South. Norwalk. Phone 1180.
13 Main St.
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Norwalk. Phone 881.
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' OPTOMETRIST ‘
58 Wall Street.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shur—On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists' prescrlpg
nons promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
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Norwalk
'lin September. inclusive. The
- tionnl Churcl1,mul1Rev.
. G. Gltlln and Rev. .1. ll. Thompson will ‘ Butte, Club
millee to‘ confer with the military
" ' :1. ‘ '5 'l P. \“' . .
,11loped I” III“ ‘I “III" I IIIHIL h I‘ on 'comn1.1ndcis.'1.nd with the mayor and
and has two simple doubleI 11“- 11mm. ' 1 ihcitv Loan committee
motion 1111-,l‘. i.. Larnson ML: nppointcd commit-
11119 to interest the cclucutlonal element
. . ‘ot‘ the citv tc'tche 1 1-
(11th lllll‘ll‘l‘ll moving parts: ' H 1111] Whom (hi
‘ . - . drop in the public denumslrnlior.
,dnd 1s H'ccsmzcu I“ (‘llKlllH‘l'SfiI‘ll r 11 Montgomery was elected com
erully us the highest d111cl11pmcnt in millce to secure the 1"-10r1ptlation of
Illn- art of steam engines. l‘nquesllon.
Inbly the public feels that now lhnt,
111111111111 ingenuity hus exhausted itself
‘in development of the internal explo-
,sive motor. the world will turn to
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steam as the simplest and cheapest,
and fundamentally best adapted power
Ifor propelling road vehicles,
'nctlng cylinders and lint.
vel‘sc. The Stanley power plnnl con.
.sisls cf
the one New drive 11 greet sneer-$9.:
Albert M. l’oltliunn was clecxeti com-
mittee to solicit the help of the Pro-
ternal societies and have the officers
and nczive members devote their time
for the one hour work. Dr. L. H. Allen
was appointed committee to arrange
for several speakers. of four minutes
much. to address each audience at the
moving.r picture houses. and to rally
the professional people of the city to:
Wednesdav's one hour endeavor.
Maya Carl -’t.lla11-strom was electedI
committee to formulate plans for the
11;]ice'an1l fire department to take part
in the final grand effort of getting.
I heily Loan subscriptions 1t was 111 1
timatcrl bv some of the members pres: '
out that the one hour campaign on
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2 SUMMER CHURCH SCHEDULE
1 The Methodist, Baptist and Congrt"
guttonnl Churches will unite in scr-
viccs for nine weeks, from the sec-
‘ our] Sunday in July to the first Sunday
plan i111
{volt'es morning and evening services
£21 each church for thiee consecutive. next “ ednesday affprnogn “(mm re
"MEWS “10 pastor Of the (llul‘chlsult in an extra $10000 subscription I
,in w hich tho' iGlViCOH are held being Roosevelt says. “make itr people’s
Ithc preacher tor those thu'c weeks. loan. 599 IIIIII ”‘95“ Mild-S are held by
. Th: order of the churches pnrtlciput- SEE: 3323;, 130,323,331 £32)?! “(Iriyuig
ing will be this: the. first three woekutsave money
the services will be in t e (‘ongrega- -
John Staple- mon MAN SELLS BUTTE CLUB :
the n1. nutsctm'crs in helping to make '
Buick Design-Buick Valve-inherit! Power
The rightnessvof the Buick Valve-in-Head motor and
not the enthusiasm of its salesmen has made the Buick
conspicuous for leadership. -
This new “Four" has a Buick Valve-1n—Head motor
(with electric starter) which develops thirty-five horse-
power on brake test and is so reliable for rugged. service t
that no eulogy is necessary among “men who know Buick.” i
Its lines are beautiful. Finish and color are exception-
al. Deep, tufted black genuine leather upholstery. Co ver-
cd floor and running board, with aluminum bindings, give a
trimness of. appearance that is peculiarly Buick.
Body, hood, fenders and running gear are painted a
glossy, long-wearing black; wheels are black with white
stripe. Tires 31 x 4 inches.
Model D-4—3‘5, completely equipped, price $675. f. o. b.,
'Flint, Michigan.
~10111111. wruntrcamou ”Raymond“ 51.
ton will preach; the second series in BYTE, “0111., June 9.—Joe ole-Gin-
.the Methodist Church, and the ll1lrd.nlty, known 11'; the “hon Mun" oli—
ln the Baptist Church, when Rev. Wu baseball, has sold his .jntem‘st in the
ot the Northwestern
be in charge, League. and will retire. as manager.
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