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How blissful at night in
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your snug little tent to know
that the landlord won’t call
for the rent. Not a coalman
will call, peradventure to dun,
as he’s no wish to tackle the
man with the gun. And so we
infer what with glory—and
rations—a life in the army has
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 .
FEHRE
EMS. ECHMW i
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
ATHE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS-
PORTATION LINE, Inc.
freight .boat leaves Pier 27, East:
~ “Iver, New York (foot of Catherine
fit.) every day except Sunday. at 3 p.
In. Freight received at Norwalk up to-
5 p. m. and at South Norwatk up to
3:30 p .m.
David W. Raymond
U N DE RTA K ER
Tel.. Office, 1069-3; House. 693.
27 WASHINGTON ST.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING |
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‘DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
' Chiropractic is the definition of .110
cause of the. disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is: caused
,by a. wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves. and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs. '
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is
through harmonizing the nerve
tame in your body. Female troubles}
given special attention; also curvatureE
(it the spine.t You will never regret?
giving the Chirpractor a chance to?
help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
84 Washington St., So. Norwalk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.
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THE Saudis 'nonwaLK EVENING seminar.
trait mars
We are looking for an unprecedented demand for lumber t
and other building materials during the next several years and ' . Daisies, iris. syringe, and rhododeu
. at high prices. We are buying freely and hope you view the sit— l§§§’;‘,,,:,',‘.§g 522:1??? 5
nation in the same way, and that they are strongly inclined
reasons to believe that the present prices of building materials ’A‘Ie‘ho‘fis‘ Episcopal Church
are with us for years to come. These are unusual times, necessar-
l promote the educational
ily more or less confusion is with us, and so let us devote our
list the sympathy of parents by ex
iei'cises full of beauty and freshness.
'Sunday was an exceptional success
The young people wrought so skillful
and effectively their
time and energies toward keeping business going. It is up to
each of us to do our part. 5“
-i'riends were not only highly pleased
tThe Hatch c Bailey Co.
it
future usefulness.
wmmmmm‘rwm‘wfilthdd showed the carefulness'of train
-- 1 .— ig ing under Mrs, liolly B.
programs in years.
The minister, Rev. William G. Gitfin
SPECIAL SALE
0f wash dresses, skirts and blouses. The largest sele‘c-tion in
town to choose from. Prices lower than elsewhere. " '
Last call for suits and coats at unmatchable prices.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINE'RY
girls and will help swell the fund It
‘church. '
The program rendered is as follows
Organ Pl't‘ludt'
cut and assistant superE/endent. (‘
nit traitori Tristram 8. . Hy tt i
made June a!
inviting parentst
- land children to celebrate the glories,
.of youth, on Sunday at~the First.
5.: According to the custom in Method-
.ism one day in the year is set aside to
life among
,;,,;her boys and girls. to raise funds to
3" assist her aspiring children and to en-
numerous
lulbut filled with expectations for their
Even the, smallest
Slauson to
’ {whom special credit is due ior what is
,generaily considered one 01 the finest
accepted the opportunities of the day
,baptising and receiving into church a
class of boys and administering infant ‘
baptism to man“ babies. The uttering
was taken by a group of Queen Esther
educate the young people: of the
Processioual. led by the superintend-i
russmv, was 19, 1917:
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Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
. Woven Hammocks $1.50 to $5,
;_ Complete with Stretcher. Pillow and Valance. A big assort-
ment oi attractive patterns ’
Couch Hammocks. Stands and Canopies
Crex Mailings G Rugs for porches and cottages
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Vudor Porch Screens in all sizes
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though little can be learned of thel ‘ .
restored l.
sysv!
r. FRANCIS. n. c ;
33 South Mam St' South Norwalk' F. Tristiani and S. Milton Stevens. _- .. r
Song by School. No. 194, ‘ purpose of his coming it is believed‘ " v
—— ~'—~--~-~—«-4— ——_7—~’ m -er~—-—'~~~—~ ~——--~-~ Hymn, N0. is Pentecostal “3'11“”. 1?“ he will appear in several ring con- i.
. “use, No, 420 Hymnal.Congregation tests I O
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. Plzlylrymgiilfi, 90,101“de by LXH'd‘Si in all of the interviews credited tot -
SPECIals for Wednesday > i pm),;\r- ‘ " Carpentier abroad he has expressed: . .
scripture, 23d Psalm. _ the desire to cross the Atlantic for a;
BEEF LIVER 180 Anthem i ..................... (SEE: battle with Jess Willard. heavyweightf ,
..................................... .llapllsma . ‘.' ('h‘tinllltm 5 '
. . . 380, 1:1 verse: .\'0. 338 Nd ‘ ‘ i A N A
SHOULDER STEAK .............................. 22c Jam 1.00“ am; Mm, , 5,0,... ...,..,.,,..,,. mm, m m» 6W rrlval 0f
HAMBURG STEAK .......................... . . . . .. 220 ‘Adrcss of \\"]e!lcm}1{ie. A. liouéhgfi“): ing Gunpms here u is probable mml . ‘
liccitution. “ ‘19' 05%" nn “ * ‘ th . mone' he >arn: will 0 to the,
RADISHES . ........... ' ...................... ‘ 2 for 5c ”notl .__.}mndulpli and Hazel Aguold Fr‘ench Rid €er N g . t llk ersey porl coals u
Recitation. “minke" ~~~~~ Rm“ "“5“ 1‘
nnnr GREENS ................................. 25c pk. so. ____________ mm...” mm... . § . .
SPINACH ...................................... .25.; pk. mama! pt; lit-‘1‘} "....i M - - ~ >- RED CROSS CONCERT . [“1be Sllk Sweaters
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CUCUMBERS ................................ , 2 for 50 Reading and Song ................ 1 AT REGENT THEATRE;
Edith Miller and Girls i
. common Speech ..... Fred Ilisscll. (Continues rrom first Page.) i, ‘ 0 0 O
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SChM'ze S samtary arkels “it"f'i‘tm‘m- MM“! 1;“’91.}:;;|::,-1(l‘(fl3:.:iI The quintette gave three selections -
Q - 1"“ ; ‘15]:- ‘_" ““““ “'th \llntll' _ of two numbers each as their program. ,
32 Washington St. 39 Main St. liiliilin V1; “3;“ Hg'n‘lhk'l‘ 1 verse ' Tlrlcse were Marcia. by Raft; Bercpuse, Wh. .
- __ ' 1““ ' ' . ' . . ‘,.’. tl‘Il‘iIil Melanin. Reverie du Eoir, Saint-l I e anama an I all
South Norwalk. Norwalk. (w ”9:?“ng ‘lt‘giffiiffififom‘m‘ Sachs. (imotte. iiach, Andante. ‘Kries-E . .
. .1: .“é'. Illi‘L 12d m llovd ("aivlc‘hll'fllt‘l' ler. Hungarian Dance Brahms. lt illl
____.._--._...w_...-__......l__¢...... .. # .--.-... mn-....h. -1 fl A_“__” “5‘ L”: “,1” “1‘3““ last 'wm. bcsccms the lawman to attempt anyI H
1“}“"‘(; ”ha—"ho; 'ttt'd.~‘t"lt()01 ‘ musical exposition. but he may say or a S
r BNHMCS‘KWQ“ ‘ ‘ .I‘astor that “he knows- what he lilies.“ and thej i
. ‘ J t . . ........ 3', ........ § ‘ line audience i-vitlcntlv Jilted what iii
6 conom ars The evening sei'vice was also dc- heard up; H - , .
t . . .. a = lion should be
tvited to our young friends. An or- _ 1 0: ‘ t“ . . g P P
' ‘ghnization of twenty~six girls forming $32,];l‘1‘wgli’ ‘fi‘SwnflitliliI‘lltlilldm1112218111135;-arlidr , At opalar r'ces
‘ . . .. . .. -‘ ‘ a ' . te. r . _
fOf Cdflfllflg are as gOOd as the beSt. ttho quoop hst‘hm'rtl'ntl‘erbtlérli‘g‘git gin]: program, a tine d” in itselt‘? 'l‘hei #:— - .. :s—_.~
‘ ' ' ~ “W “ i" "“‘S‘ w "i n ‘ 5 " hearers Won“ led from tlu mort di . "W";
, _ . . . r ~ 5. i - ‘ . gut
Pint SIZE $1.30 dOZ Quail SIZES $1040 doz .‘fl ‘3‘" 9;; (i‘iifrmiigzmicf- llfligorlnrillgdd fled and sombre to the gay and light al‘._......_.. — -1... ~- . .....- -.._-.._. “WW-Mn"
_ _,,-____ - M ..-. ‘1‘];21‘112'ill1l3 of girls to serve their own the close and went away with the last ' p .. '
“ ‘ -. * , . melodies singing themselves in the ' ‘ h
( Large Native E613 18c lb country. g“on22):“,“33”Igfiihofogrgfil‘ musical mind a ti It Costs No More To Dress In Style
' " toua ions 0 n ' ‘ ' . . ‘ . . t .
. . .. . . - \iolm solos wcr‘ v: I ' .\ .
various and institutions, not forgetting ‘ g] ‘“ )3 h“; The Secret is to Know How ‘
. BEERS MEAT c PROVISION co.
(2 Stores.) .
‘6 North Main St. 13 Main St.
South. Norwalk. Phone 1180. Norwalk. Phone 881.
‘the Red Cross. I
Following the sermon the girls saiw~
ttlrcir Queen Esther song.
i The day closed under the stimulus
‘ot’ hopeful enthusiastic. youth and res-
:olutc determination to fit them for a
itummler. Romance at fiolero. llancla:
Mr. Murphy, Ave Maria. Schuberthil“
helmj. Llebsfreund. Kricsier: Mr. Stcr-‘
ling, I'ionnmce. Svendcen. Rondinop
Kriesler (on a theme by nt’l‘IILOVPIILi
All were enthusiastically greeted antlf
,eucored. bill the artists were chary of:
PICTORI
large place in world service.
iaccepting a recall as is the. "Mir/fir;
4 Snort Skirts
The newest in Figured Cor-
duroy, Figured Silk, Poplin and
Gabardine
$1.00 tq $10.00
alsts
In Georgette, Crepe de Chine
and Lingerie ,
$1.00 'to $8.00
Special at $1.98
An attractive line ,of Sport
Waists in Figured Silk. Also
plain colors, with fancy silk col-
lars.
The Little Shop
so N0. mm sr.
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SPECIALS
Best Family Flour, per bag ......................... $1.80
Cream Corn Starch ......... ........ . 2 pkgs. 15c
Try Our Fresh Roasted Coffee, per lb. . . . . . . .. ...... . . . 21c
Condensed Milk, per can ... . . . . . .......... . ........ . 120
Pure Cocoa, in quart jars ....... . .......... . . . . . . . . . 23c
24 Cottage Street.
A. SVTULL
East Norwalk.
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land popular fashion. it is very evi-;
dent that Norwalk is proud of its own:
i and not afraid of showing it. Who is}
A! ‘it that calls Norwalk f‘cold?" i
t Mrs. lodillot mailed fiucim res~i
' (Continued From Page One) {stun Her voice has the freshnest of:|
, lyouth with the round and mellow
Etween the two families for a “u“‘bél‘ltonc of a much more mature woman.-
iof years. {She has been the pupil of Mrs. Lil-
I 01] May 19th. 1917. Officers Chine. Iiill'l Sherwood .\'e\vkirk since she. be
.ond Grmnbly. OL—“le “NOW“ 1‘0“” gan to take lessons. She is charming
.force. acting under orders from Chief in appearance and has a 5m. Maggi
ll‘ennington. secreted themselves in presence. She was much enjoyed. Her.
1the Raynor residence tor the purpose:numbm.s were: - The Awakening}
lot getting some evidence as ‘0 l ‘3 Spross. After. Mrs. lteach, La Saints"
holidillml of affairs in the neighbor-1mm Angelique, Gounod. Spring Song,
hood. . _ , .
. - ' Nile“. and for one encore which she
l‘he otiiters went '0“ the 301’ at 3 3‘:was kind enough to give. a little song,
m.. but nothing happened until noon. .. . ,., . ... _
when Mr. Csssidy came home to din--about I‘md-V‘ For her last 111 ”Mam I
in” Mr Raynor was raking up hispurnbcr she was accompanied 'by the
,‘ _ 1 ccordin to Mr. qumtette, and the result wasampres—
yard at the time. at d a g I As may be seen. the mingling.r
:CASSIDY AND WIFE
‘ FIN ED $10 EACH
”...—n
EVAPORATED MILK'
'gTall Cans ....,....10c
12 LBS. GRAN. ‘ ,
SUGAR ......$1,00
NEW CABBAGE
Pound . . . . ....... . 5c
ti ans-r NEW POTATOES
Peck ..........$1.10
' ‘f__ PHONE-371
“ ' PROMPT AUTO
a face at his neigh-lsiv“
PHONE 410,
BEST POTATOES $1.10'pk.
at
. Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St ,iJSo. Norwalk
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
'(‘assidy. he made
ibor. Mr. (‘nssidy resented this action, K through the whole concert of the clas-
'cal and the essentially modern was
land called Mr. Raynor several uncomi 5”
lplimentary names. Mrs. Cassidy canieihanpy» Herc.‘ 100. the art, of IllCCOliv
:to the support of her husband. and quite ' ductor was shown. ‘
in flow of language, which if not entire». TIH‘ closing number. our National .
ly proper was certainly forceful. re-‘sons. led by Mrs. Godillot. With (ruin:
lsulted. ' tette accompanying. and the chorusi
! The testimony offered by Mr. ahdsung impressively by the vast such--
iaffair. During the course of her tes~ cent. 5311; flag on its standard, tom byI
Wei-i 7'il7
5km. 731.2
save you from one-half to one yard of material on each dress
‘\ diet 7'39
Skin. 7256
Costume 7308
Put: a! each pattern 20 cents
By all means take a glance at the new
FASHION BOOK for SUMMER
_' It costs only ten cents when purchased with n Pictorial Review Pattern.
. JULY PATTERNS Now Ready for You
JAMES DONNELLY
ihirs. Cassitly presented their side Mexico was a happy thought. One of
{the case exactly. and judging from allithe Boy Scouts. without whom no pro-t 7
laceounts. it may have been a fifty-fiftngram is complete carried the magnifi-jso. NOR WALK - _ _
AL REVIEW PATTERNS
.‘Ildva Jilouer 7293
bin-7
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Bionic 7315
Shirt 7312
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jtimony, Mrs. Cassidy stated that Mr. the Spanish War Veterans, to the
Raynor had at one time gone out ohm-out of the stage. and so the lights
his back 'porch with two bottles Ofiwent out upon a beautiful evening. 1
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beer, and had invited her, Mrs. Cassi-l li‘inc bouquets were given to all theizq
dy. to have a drink. tladies on the. stage. a particularly;
Mil“
After hearing both sides of the ar‘lhandscn‘iemone to Miss Bails. ,
'gument. Judge Vosburgh “119d MF- anal. The committee in charge of decora-!
Mrs. (lassidy $10 apiece, ‘With COSIS tions had been most artistic and ski] '
Should be 0 rdered N ow
The preservation of vegetables and fruits for future use is
strongly urged. A shortage in fruit jars is predicted and so
every housewife should at this time take note of her supply. She
_ should be sure she has enough jars available. determine the con-
dition Of the tops of her jars and get new ones if necessary, se-
cure a sufficient supply of rubbers and be in readiness. ' ’
We have a large-stock of Pint, Quart and 2 Quart Mason
Jars, 1-2 Pint, Pint and 2 Quart Jars with glass tops. Pint and
“Quart Economy Jars, Economy Jar Tops, Mason Jar Tops. Jar
' Rings, Preserving Kettles, Fruit Jar Lifters, Etc. ' ' ‘ "
, ‘ ALBERT F.
Prompt Delivery.
f‘GE’HEBE ‘
Phone rotig—a.
'. News ”that... ,Qarpeutier had sailed
as‘Washington St. _ .
§°th Norwalk.
which amounted to about $15 in each ml] and the flag—s, through the public; "r
CRSBJ The 0356 “'33 immediately up“spirit. of Mr. Kantor. who never fails:
Denied Attorney J01!!! Cuneo repre',to‘lielp all gobd things. will be. ten?
seated Mr. and Mrs. Lassidy. 3 during the‘week, so everybody can ,,
“1"}: Sfiislegatsg?d;°‘ggcgggu313:;egg:2 get this much of a piece of the partyi {ti
SILK SWEATERS -
WASH SKIRTS - -
“‘7 Egg” w»
\ «.«Q
EA
$7.98 to $12.00
$1.50 to $5.00
CONN.
.. . by. going to the pictures. The commit»,l
':if‘tvi‘é"L§h§°ét§?..i‘ii’.it$§. “31354.2: : .... leaded by M... Hem were Ate .
taken to her home in Reservoir ave-find" Rummlelr, I—BI' I: Pym; Gigs?“
nae, in an automobile. Hull. and Stan ey at am. rs. r. .
”Charge Accounts Opened
) . , ___________ Betts was’ chairman of The whole at,
REPORT CARPENTIER-.. 5““ ' ‘
' ON WAY TO AMERICA
According to a well founded report
reaching New York city. today, Georg-
_ es Carpentler, heavyweight champion
of ‘ England, and a hero among
French aviators on the western battle-
front ,is on-his way to this country.
GOVERNMENT To FIX COAL AND t
OIL PRICES. ,
WASHINGTON,- June 18.——Secretary ‘ ‘
Daniels has ordered coal and oil pro-3
ducers to supply the enormous quart-V
tities neoded by the navy at prices to:
be fixed later by the president whenl
the Federal Trade Commissioner has
determined a fair rate. The navy will
nee 1,750,000 tons of coatdanddlioptllliip
. . r v '000 barrels of oil purchas up wt 3
‘91 the United pistes ,tirst Fan‘chedgapplicatlon of .the’ authority granted.
here in a private’cablegram and ill-V by congres ‘ ‘ ~ , _ . l
ms
' onus-rune
30.
FURNITURE co.
127429" WASHINGTON er.
NORWALK
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