om mu I -
Magnum ...“—
SOLDIERS
.....-1
2'!" blissful at night in ,
” your snug little tent to know .
flat the landlord won t cell 3
for the rent. lot a conlmsn .
I will call, persdventure to don. 3
as he's no wish to tackle the ?
mwiththeg'nn. And sows
infer what with glory—and
rations—4 life in the army has 1 .
its own compensations.
But for those who remain to
, protect the home nest we can
‘shoot, in your cellar, a few
tons of our best, for Next
Winter’s advancing with a
march slow but steady and
when he approaches "you
my fire when you‘re ready."
THE
WINS
I test. scores?
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
.THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS-
PORTATION LINE, Inc.
,3.,:
Freight boat leaves Pier 27, Easti ,
River, New York (foot of Catherine'
_ 8!.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p.
e11. Freight received at Norwalk up to
,ggép m. and at South Norwalk up to
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. 84 Washington 81.,
Graduate from Palmer School.
So. Norwalk, Conn.
Sport Skirts .
The newest in Figured Ger. ;
'duroy, Figured Silk, Poplin and I
Gabardine
$13 .00 toi S.8510 00
3 The Little Shop
3]» on 1110. mm or.
kl
-Wemlooldutoruuprecedatotldeinudtorluhr
nudotherbnildiumatainlsdnrtngtbemtmeralyemud
at high prices. We are buying freely and hope you View the sit-
uation in the some way, and that they are strongly inclined
reasons to believe that the present prises “building materials
are with us for years to come. These are unusual times, necessar.
ily more or loss confusion is with us, and so let us devote our
time and energies toward keeping business going. It is up to
seach of us to do our part.
IThe Hatch 1E: Bailey Co.
no cm
WA. H’ND
WEEK OPENS
(cum I. m M)
it Samuel hood-er,
10» Stephen S .Inriln.
No. II" (‘lihflrs I" Mills
.\11. lzulmnrss Frinell. .
Wilton» W. K J Nutshell.
'l‘lw tut-tubers of the team will be on 1
Bounced in this paper tomorru. and.
will include imprencnlutive citizens
from Noru'allt, South Kuwait. Butt
Nurwalk. Runnyton. and “thou. ’
Tonight's Get Together Meeting.
The team captains and all of tho
1011111 nor-ken are requested 111111ch 111
the town assembly hall at s o"clotk
tonight. M11 11 .1 dinner will he served7
and final plans p1-rf1-11'11d. lltginninnE
Tuesday June "1'." fli'nnm will be
sened every day, of the campaign 111
12: 30 111 on and reports \1ill he made1
of the progress of the work and rod
H1111 outliers discussed.
To.
No
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Local Theatres Helping. I
As usual the Regent and l’alacc'
theatres arc giving hearty support and '
SPECIAL SALE
0f 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. Scuth Norwalk.
during Red (‘mss \l' 81‘ Fund week,
flashes will be thiown on the 51:1et1nsI
show 1m: the progress of thc 11“,!0111
11vl1ile short sp1e1 hes will be made an:
teverv pcr'fonnance by rcpresentatfvoé
INorw alk men. Red Cross members willI
be in the lobbies to receive subscrip
itions Rev John Staplclon wlll havoI
charge of the downtown speakers andI
.Rcv. E. I". \chregot
. ”01"a101s.
l Big thermometers will be placed in
Iboth the First and Second Districls1
.11‘hich will show the rising tempt-rev
Itur1- 111' the loud from day to day
R111 .I.Il111'1'ison Thompson, of the
.South Vorwalk llaptist cl1u1".1l1 made.
Ithc, following statement: '
Specials for Tuesday
I The beautiful 111i11istrations of the.
nltcd Cross Society both in peace 1111(II
Iyat have Won thc love and admiration
land interest of all who 1111111 seen and
heard what has been done. Just now.
BEERS MEAT f: PROVISION C0.
2 t .
6 North Main St. ( S ores)
South. Norwalk. Phone 1180. nSt
N orwalk Phone 881.
—’ -.
“T"T VEAL STEW , , _ -. ,,,,,, . _ 3 . . 3 _ _ . 3. ' 18c lb In is especially important that thl'
A """ ' ‘ 1' branch of the nufionul service which:
DaVld w. Raymond 3 L MB STEW ............ . . . . . . . . . .. _ ,,,,,,,,, 200 1b3 3is 13113nll13 1111 initcr3n11tIonal 3 scr33i3c3,
BEEF LIVER. ,sl1ou1 111 supporm 11 1 s p1'1111111 1
UNDERTAKl-R I ........ 180 lb. 1t0r.111v emergency that 111.111111‘11111‘
1: PORK cnors ........... . .. 28c lb. """ "“‘u “‘“"“ ..T‘If' ,"‘I”{§"‘“ ‘,’."°-
TeI., Office, 1069-3; House, 693. plo are 111r111inl_vr1.111'11 (0 11s 11 1111 3
27 WA"HINGTON SPINACH ...... . ..... .... , ,,,,,,, , , , , _ , _ , ,_ 250 pk pint: fo1 11101111 11 ho “ould I111 th1' 1111-
0 ST' ' . ' Igols of 1'1li11f to Illi‘ wounded on tho'
new RED MEN'S BUILDING BEET GREENS .......... - .1 ..................... 251: pk. ‘1111111111111111 of Mr
ar‘ i ‘ ’l‘he prayers honest and co- 01101.1 ‘
...—..___._ VT“ ‘ I OIZIONS' """""""""""""""""""""" .106 qt' tion or the (‘hristinn people of the city
R DISHES 2 b are asked in connection with the spc
I ............................... unchs 5c 1
CENC . 1-1'11l 11h’o11 of 1111' (outing 11111111 to put
N MS E I ’ . 11l111 work of the R111] (‘roas on 11 thin,
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRA Tl I S M 1ll1111n1'l11l footing Among tl11'm.111y'
' . . . C Cl Chultze s sanl‘ary arkets Hills 111 the 11111511111 time this one is
Chiropractic is the definition (If .he - Inot th11 least important It occupies 11
23?:Sug; III: SIRENIMZEII 1113: 1111 0:3 32 Washington St. 39 Main St. 11111111 or great importance and merits
1 t‘ ('JIISPt ' 3 3
by a wrench, mist m sprain in theI South Norwalk. Narwalk. m" full1~1 ”WIN“ l ,, 'l‘ l “3‘
back 1.3101, 11' done. in childhood A large 11111111111 2111 111111 in 1 11
(lllltt‘ll last evening for the special
It creates p1111l111d I]t'l'\'(‘\ 111d pain in
later life in tho dift'cer 111 ‘1)1-13I'l'l1d (‘1oss setvicc. ’l‘hc Rm (‘h11rl1s
limbs b gum .1111 1' "" " - '~- ~ ~ . _ . , _ K (:ill11-11 s111-111111ry of the W or ('l111p- ,
Chiropractors remove the cause of: lotus Assm'lmion “I XS“ \ork I‘m“
disease and pain, 1111111111 is 1.1516,...“ 111.11: thc inrcmlwr 11nddcllr'c11'1l 11 111111
“mullh harmonizing the 11111-111 “5.. ‘ 3.1111111 addruw. H311 cmnhoslzcd 1111'
term; in your 1111,1311, “mm“, troubles L I111111 that ”11‘ war into which we haw
Sivan special attention: also outrature,‘ «uttered 11113-1 131 moral and 31101311, 3113's?
0 the spine. Y 1 will no 1 1. , 11:1l 0111-. 11111 11111 1 11111-1 on vr 1:1 1:1
3 . giving the Chiu‘fm 101' 1 illltllll'éfrfé, STEW VEAL .......... . ........ . . . . .. .. . ... . . .. . 160 II). 1111 11s :1 Christian nation should 111k1.
' help you. ' BRISKET CORNED BEEF ................... 15c 1b “111' 11111111 11h; upside of thouc who had
‘ Magnetic treatments iven a] 0, ' ' ’ H ' ' :Han and 1111111 really now lighting our
g s SIRLOIN BUTTS (Corned) ..... . ................ 220 “11111111113 11!: Well us their own. lie spoke
T FRANCIS II C RUMP CORNED 31:11:11 .......... 221: lb. 11"1111' 11111111111 1" “1" 111.111.01.11...-
' ’ ' ' toga as its syt tnbol that 11"l1l1h has cwr
Isincc tho time of Christ has stood for
‘br'otlicth lovc,cl1arlty11nd mercy I11
(losing he made 11 11110.1}: plc11fot
111ve1y Christian to help 1111sw 01 his own.
,prayers for peace by aiding and sup-
northig the work of the Red (‘mss
Society
I A good audience uttt'nded the Red
l
IndGieJorgette, Crepe de Chine. l SPEC] Ls
it“ mgene * B 1F 11 F1‘ ’ .
$1. 00 to $800 , es am y our, per bag ..... . .............. $1.80
A Special 31:31'91'88 I Cream Corn Starch ........................ . 2 pkgs. 15c
11 a. motive ne 0 port I T F
Waists in Figured Silk Also 3 ry Our resh Roasted Coffee, per lb. ......... . . 211:
£53 colors, with fancy silk col. Condensed Milk, per can ....... . . . . . ............... . 12c
Pure Cocoa, in quart jars ..... . . . . .. . . . ............ . 230
A. STULL
:4 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
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Cross services at the South \‘orualk
(‘1W11meuntion11l church last night. The
Illlllllslt‘l, Jolm Staplcton. spoke on
"l‘he Appeal of the Red Cross." ”1
Isnid in port
It is 1111 opportum1 thing that with
ilIlt‘ world war that is now waging to
luing justicc into the world, thctc is
Inlso opportunity given to the bearer of
.111cr1'y The Red Cross gives 11 chance
110 every citizen of 1Norwalk to be 11
Ihclp ‘11 healing. The call or the prcsh
I dent and war councll of the Red Cross
I11 101 01111 hu'ndred million. Frankly
Ithis is only the beginning. America
must give until the red of the cross
which stands {01 this branch shnll be.
Iindicative of the real sacrifice involv-
3.1111 Norv 111k without question '.lll do
.hcr part I
COTTON MNRIK ET HIGHER.
NEW YORK. June 18.——'l‘hcre was
lrencwed activlty and excitement in
Butter
453 lb.
PHONE - 371
enoue'r au'ro
‘ 5T DELIVERYE A CK-
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"I. 1'11N11B1ISINW ,
1
BEST POTATOES 11.10111.
at ' ¥ -
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington 81.5180. Norwalk
PHONE 410, I PROMPT AUTODELIVERYZ
Ithe Cotthn Market, at We opening 10-,
day. with prices making new big
tecords lot the season. Demand was?
‘._sti1111111ited by sensational sticngth in
ILIverpool and unfavorable private 1:1
,ports. Around 2.140 for October, or
tabout $3.50 per bale :1l10veS‘13111rd11y1
:close of the prices. the demand was
1checked by realizing and trading be
1cnmc less active. 1
I PINE POINT CATHOLIC CLUB
1 RED CROSS.
, l i
‘ The Pine 1101111 Catholic Club di.
BANK OFFICIALS DENY SCARCITY
\
OF CASH
COURT DE AMICIS OFFICERS.
A meeting of. the Circle of Court 1511- of the week and accomplish .11 great
_‘rectors voted yesterday to form 11 chap-
where women can meet on certain days 3
Ports of the article which appeared monde do Amicls, No. 173, Foresters of deal of practical sewing.
in Saturday‘s Sentinel regarding short- America was held yesterday and of-
age of ready money in Norwalk were floors for the ensuing year were elected in the ubual Will’-
In the as follows:
» first place, City Treasurer Wilfred Bod-
wetl states that the money borrowed'
denied today by bank officials.
5 per cent. in New York and was not
will be furnished In the afternoon and I
sizes the fact that there Is plenty of,
ready 'money In the local banks. and 3,
that It is in New York that money is
scarce and commanding a high rate
of interest. The article in question
was not. obtained from Mr. Bodwell,
but from other sources.
a
Chief Conipafilon~Mrs Mary Tito
Sub- Chief Companion—Mrs. Frank ,wtll also be a his chowder served to
for the city was secured at the rate of IOddo
11
Right Guide—Sylvia L‘Branno.
Lett.t»Gulde——Mnry Avolont. ‘
- lnslde Guard—Lena D’Atola ‘
Outside Guard—M ary Tortorella.
'The Fourth of July will be celebrated
Music for dancing
borrowed in Norwalk He also empha-
Ieveuing for members and guests. There ',
those wishing to participate, and par-
ties will be served in the dlnlng room
‘ on that day.
About the nilddle of July it was de-
("deft to glve a big dance at Roton
Delegate to Supreme. Convention—Il’olnt pavilion. whlch ls looked‘lorward
Mrs. Mary Tito
Altornate-—Lllllan DlPtetro.
:1 111115111 Advs. pay.
11.; _ one.
to no a pleasant event. Altogether.
.thc club anticipates a tine season.
i W“
Advertise in The Sentinel.
......r -a... a.
of the uplmi 11.
ter of the Red Cross at the club house. ..
,3 Let this, 3
.. hand .f—Ma‘rcus Aurelius Antoninus.
Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalh's Leading Dry Goods Store
“I am ll. 1!“
RECONSTRUCTION. 1
un- —— I
In a quoH m: tdc ot 111llo1v I
\\hc1l1d I 111111 11 little 11111111ch
Ringlcts shining 1111 the pillow, I
Roling‘ 11111111111111 treasurci
laden. '
Like a boat upon the billow.
I‘m yours fled. .\l1, how 111111.11:
Ilt‘l‘ '1
\\'h1'11 11"1 It'll the \ill 1"1' 51I11111I1
1’ ut 5111' >1111l shed I11 my sister
.\\ 11'1 1111111r1d I131 1111- pool
.\111| l pussiouatc'li lliswd I111‘ 1
l‘1'11 more fretting _11';11'~' rcncw it;I
Littlc 1111:1111 11111111' 111' willow: .
I.o\'i11,1.;'1'_1'1'.~ :11'1' Ilt'lll to view it: I
Loving 111111115 adjust tllc pillow,l
.\Il1l 111"\‘1' _l'ilt1'1l 1'111'l1‘1‘t‘s to ll. I
JUVENILE LOGIC.
It was a minor 11111111'111i11111ent and;
:1 lady has just rim-n from the pianol
“Would you like to in: tilllt‘ to siitgi
and play as I do, 1111111'1’" she uncrinl.
of 11 little tive-vcnrold miss.
"No,
11111‘11111." was 1111» unt'xprt'lvtl
reply.
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All of Our Tailored Suits
At 21 Reduction of 20%
This Sale Will Continue 3 Short Time Longer and
Is a Big Chance to Save Money.
Dainty One-Piece Dresses
New Models in White and Many ot the Most Popular Shades are
Arriving Daily
Plenty-of Summery Waists '
Pretty Silk Petticoats, in black and all the most wanted shades.
, Sport llals
“And “by 11111,"
" ‘(‘1111sc,' explained the small ob-l
server, "I wouldn't like to have poo-I ‘;
plc say such horrid thing." about 111e."’
-lndi11nnpolis 'Slur.
asked the lady.
FACING A FAMINE
An untimely biting t‘rost cficctuully
completed the 111iscl1icf.lone earlier
by the insect cttetnics of Mr. Borden’s
potatoes. The tops of the plums. I
11 Inch had serwd as pasturage for the:
pests wcie entirely 1leslroycd,tlml
with them Mr. Borden's hopcs of a
crop. ' ‘
He was not selfish. 11111111111111," and;
could think of others in 11111 hour of’
adv'msil1.(}oing to town in the after '
noon ho was accosted :11 1110 post of'
lice. by James ll.1,111~11n intimate 11ch
qualntnnce.’ 1'
"llello, Giles! How’s everything up}
tothe corners?" I
“Trouble .enough, Jim, trouble'
enough!" was the gloomy reSponSc.I
“Ten million 'tater bugs and nothingi
for '0111 to eatt"—Youth's Companion. j
-—‘I.avalliers. necklaces, lockets, ear-I.
drops, brooches. bracelets, Signet.
stone and wedding rings. large so!
lection nt Brand's Jewelry Store.1
Washington street, South Not-walk. l
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NOTES OF THE BUILDING DEPART-
MENT. " I
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- Harvey .\(‘l{al‘l was'tglven a permit
to build 1111 addition to his home at
ltowayton avenue: Cost $100.
'1‘. S. Donneldson was given :1 per-
mit to do plumbing for Toney Pisea at
Mechanic street.
Joseph Dll’erospero was given a per- I
mil to do plumbing at Broad street.
S B. Nelson was given 11. permit to
build a garage for E J. Hill at 90 West
c.1'c1111e.Cost $500.
——FANCY' ROE AND BUCK SHAD
Buttci fish 3_ lbs. 25c, uativ-e
roe herring 3 lbs. 250. fine eels 150 lb.
These prices are for Tuesday only at
the Wnéon, from 2 to":
__________._..._ ..
Lockmé FOR vta'russ.
-
Wben ymrhavo a mind to divertI
your fancy, consider the. good quali-
ties of your acquaintances; as the.
enteoprising 1igor of this man the'
modesty of another the liberallty of ‘
a third, and so on. For titre. is notl' -
i111; so entertaining as n livoly lmngeI
of the virtues exhibited In the char-
ecter of those we oanerse iwith. oc
curring as numerously as possible
therefore be always at 1
11.111
fish 4 lbs. 25c. fancy flukes 4 lbs. 25151,,
SO. NORWALK
mam
finite
'H.Krieger&Co.
A New Arrival of
ISilk Jersey Sport Coats
New White Gabardine Skirts
While Panama and Milan
Fibre Silk Sweaters,
At Popular Prices
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It Costs No More To Dress in Style
The Secret is to Know How
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
save you Irdm one-half to onc yard oI material on each dress
.714 x .
Blouse 7M5 ,
Skirt 7312
11111111; 111mm . .1113
son 72111
11 11.1 7211b Costume 7:103
Shin 7260
Price‘of cult pellem 20 will
Waist 7'lt7
5111117112
By all means take a glance at the new
' FASHION BOOK for SUMMER
’lt costs only ten cents when purchased with a Pictorial Review Pattern.
JULY PA TTERNS Now Ready for You
JAMES DONNELLY
f
JACOB
511.11" SWEATERS
wuss 31111115
I Charge Accounts Opened I
$7.98 to $12.01
Jim}: mm M: am.
1
.OR
INE
URNITURE
T‘ERLING
FURNITURE CO.
l27- l 29' WASHINGTON ‘81".
so. NORWALK‘
$1.51 to $5.110. "-
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Norwalk Chronicler