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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 20, 1917 · page 7

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.lt'ry. l 40,410" troops, has 12"111’1tttl >11 h a.

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Big Crowdsarc
Attending Our

*— ‘ Etruits an. defied at the Hilljé’st ”30:1;an EEE01E(I::r"l‘EH (:1; 332251331? EUEdUESEl

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A wetting 0f the Board (Er h innate ticable dd") '0 fi‘l vacancies in order first full quota of 05:10th ht S‘Zepttii l
and Taxation will be held tomirrow that the \\ar \ll‘Pngll] of 300,000 men b“ 1. ' i

evening in ”W (01180“ dumb?” 0‘ than he maintained
the (‘ ity liall. l
—~

(‘tnnplaints that the sewer on Bou- 111g.
ton SUP“ ‘5 leaking hate been “)0va Any (1910." in obtaining ””5 number however, that, Hen if all the can-

€d by 10“ 001199 and 1“"an ”Yer ‘0 will necessarily cause the 1055 of in-: tohments are not 6011101919 by
the Street Department. 'taluable time i

\'i 114 lll‘ :'
Facilities areinreadineSH for plating Lind” ‘1“ dill“ “1” h“ ("Hid ““'
'until the courntncnt is ready to be
.gin training oi '11 cntirt fitsl quota;
has not been rcvcah Ll. lt ir‘.

'these 70,000 men under proper train-

 

“in”- . , val. eruiiy so:
—'-YOU WILL ENJOY ‘ It is ‘1“ 08111951 desire or the “ 1.1ch units 115 mu be accomtnodaied
lDepartment that 10 000 single men , . - . , f 1
ed at the. (‘oun E11191) bt “1111111011: (1 1n adtant't 0 titI
the mural (“mm 59” Ibemeen the ages of 18 and 40 who other»
"3' (lub Thursday nights “'10 k on the cantonments will .20
~' iorward '1s rapidly as iossihle, del
a horse owned by a party of Bouton our department oiiicials ate hopeful
» . '. ~ _ . , that if all have not been com ilete
street “huh uas unfit to be much cum)“ of me “.1”. be ”mm“. m thi‘iab q t E“ 1 1 _" b l”. d
‘t had addle sores on its back The . , Y >299 Pm! t . llf‘y WI 6. ita )
“'5‘ s _ ‘ ‘ ' Regular Army betore the 30th of soon after that 'date.
police investigated and ordered ‘he‘lune, 19174 i
owner not to use it. 1

have no dependents and “no are not
cngngcd in professions, business. of
trades vitally necessary to the prose

 

. NEW CANAAN MAN TO BE TRANS-E
PORTATION HEAD.

 

 

NEWTON l), BAKER.
Secretary of War.

We do all styles engraving in wed;

 

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l1. ginning: of Septcmbcr, the date yen‘
gested for the mobilization. '

 

Fly a Flag!
Red Cross Week!

Good Quality Muslin Flags, 3x5 Feet
79c

WHILE THEY LAST

RAYMOND 81 SON

Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sts. ‘

 

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See our Lino oi White Shoes

 

E FLOU2R SALE

Crown Aster Brand, Makes Fine
Bread, Cake and Biscuit

ding invitations, announcements and MASSACHUSETTS STATE FOR- 3"]... ll! ”mam. son 0f 11. ll. Lap. .
Visiting Cards, also titonogram dies. ESTER RANE UNDERTAKING b.1111, of meE t‘anann, but: been up
.See our line of samples 011 this work. AR 10in ill M l 1 it'ih'r' h" 1d of ”19.1.”
, . \i'in “reg, ANOTHER 'MPORTANT W '1‘12111\11t1rt1iiimt ti 1purlt1tent living or- . .
Donnelly s, 16 Soutt ‘ .1 l '. MlSSlON. .ganized by lllt‘ l‘ttit tield (‘ouut_\ as- E

South Norwalk. .Htll‘l'dllllll for Mobllizntion oi Resoni
res. l\l1'. l.;upl11tn formally accepted
Ellll .11 pomttncnt which was tctldt-‘Ettd
>hi111 by Harmann Fleitmnnn chairl
man of the Transportation depart
ment.

Prominent in polo circles in New
'lork and Texas “here he has been
residing for th. winter, and having
li11d considci 'nblc experience with
Wolk of this kind 011 a similar scale:
.\lr. anhum is believed to b0 the lo-El
uicnl man for the position. llisE
hither is it director on the board of

England lumhermott to again Hilli the 'l‘cx xas Oil company and Wt'llE
known in the financial world.

Upon the ht'cls ot‘ the great success
in recruiting ton mill units for Eng~
land, which arc about ready, comes a
requcst from Major W. B. Greeley,
United States Assistant lv‘orestcr, who
is personally to head :1 United Status
forest regiment 7711' France, asking
Stuto Forester liane. for aid in getting
some picked New England wootlsmcn
tfo‘r service in his regiment.

." Stnte Forester ltunc appeals to our

——.Iewelry/nnd good watches tho prti- New
{erred graduation gifts at Brand's m". in mm ullllprlnkh‘g
jewelry HOP" where quality is hit:l1t't 17...". Stanley 1,1301“. 8 forester
tha‘l’t the price. Ewho is going with the forest regiment, '

-—--—- has been sent by \lujot Greeley from!
at this “Wishington to aid the State lt‘OlOSlt‘t.
time to bring a straw hnt manufact- item is n11 exteptionul opportunityE
uring conccrn to this city According for cwcrlenced \toodsmcn to aid in.
to reports which hero in circulation the war in 11 ("‘flflll(ll) “here they can'
today it is prob title that the busintss bc 0i great .-'."e1\icc to the. country.

\ll the unicorn will be trained tor-'
.220 tcts and go no expert engineers The
communication r0 regiment will he dot nilcd for regular" tisement.
ccitcti today by Charles ll Dilwot‘th, forestry undertakings for. supplyingt
SCCX‘JElitUJJf the \‘prwalk Chamber 01' lumber ”lice ctt.. for tho Allies. ["ullE Paterson, N. J. “a! thank you for
(‘0111111ertc.it seems pitrbublc that the equipment going from the United 'the LydlaE. Pinkham remediesy as them

' Stntos have made me we]
Philadelphia thatnbe1 of t‘ommerct, and healthy. Some-
which \till send out it tradc cxpanxion 101' “limo" information apply at NO- . time ago I felt so
tour next ntottthovill mnkt' Norwullt 5” “mt" i‘l"‘~’"~ "WWW 0" wrltc ““‘E rundowndiud Pains
one oilits stopping places. 19ml“ l"rtl't‘.~'tr't'. State Home. Iiftsttltl.E inmybackandside,
# EIM‘E‘“ , t was very irregular,

lt’ curtain arrangements which are '
now in the works, are completed with-
in the next t‘civ days, the annual ment-
ing of 1117- Sl‘Cl‘t‘lltl‘lt‘S of Count-client
‘will be held in .\‘orwullt durim.r
the bitter part of next week. (‘htirlcs
M. llilworth, secretary oi“ the Norwalk'
Chamber of Commerce has the plan 111
charge.

The First Company of Norwalk's
Home Guard drilled last night on the
lr'ticn', in East ut'cnuc. Captain
Charles 1). RRogers was in charge. A
meeting of the non-commissioned om‘
cers will be held tomorrow night in
Raymond & Sons storc, in Wall strcct.
The 'First Company will drill again on
Friday evening

 

 

 

 

 

witiiH Nth IN
PERiEc_T__ HEALTH

What Came From ReadingE
a Pinkham Adver-

lnduencc is being exertcd

 

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START FORECLOSURE l
AGAINST RiDGEFlELD CO.‘
lt‘m'cctosurc procccdincs were ittsti—.
tntetl in the Civil Superior Court to-E

tiny by Maud Allis t"onttm of NcwE , 1
Y k . t l 1 d the newspapers and
f” “mm“ 3 ‘1'?” I ‘9""9 3’ °“E 1 decided to try a bottle of LydiaE. Pink-
:1 note {0133,1110 uliith is alleged hamsVegetable Compound ltworked
. Kennedy gutc ( h111'l- s l‘. \\ illiunts of from the first, bottle, 30 I took a second
E Stamford on Mirth 18.19l2 and and a third, olaoa bottle of Lydia E.
""“‘ ""' ‘ 'w hich has not been paid Pmkhm's 13le Purifier, Md WWI 3m
The complaint states that at the 3““ aswellusanyotherwomun. 133‘

The 'l)anbur_y News yesterday m‘tc-r‘ E .
noon milled a the column letter from , 1. , .. vise every woman, single or married,
l tinic, l\'t um i) ;.tt\'c llix note to \‘l il whoia troubled with any of the “on.

the national officers of 1h" "“1““ liams. lw mortgntzed t'iizltt 7110009 O'Eaaid ailments, to try your wonderful

Hatters of .\orth America 7011th " property in Itttigctieid, to secure it. VegetableCompound and‘BloodPui-iiier
statement of the. trouble 110w twisting 0,, \lnrch W 1915, Williams itssigtt- and [manure they will help herwget

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did not feel like est-
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advertisement inE

tired, nervous, hadl
such bad dreams, E

(in Lawlor, secretary.

 

A business meeting of Trinity Men s
Club was held in the club room, last
evening. President William A. Mc-
Pherson was in the chair. Routine
business was transacted, and the spe-

«cial committee appointed to arrange.

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mcnt Company has been cited in as
as it claims owner
ship of the equity in fire of the eight
pieces of property which wore mort-
gazed.

 

COL-FAX ENCAMPMENT OFFICERS.

for a dance to be given by the GirIS'l' Colfax Encampment 1. o. 0. 0.1112111
Friendly SONNY Md the Trillllyla meeting Monday evening, and elect 1
Men's Club reported that they had en-‘ed the following officers:

gaged Roodner‘s all, and secured the; C. PI_W'“nam Burkey.
services of the WetlnitzSterllng on} S, W.——W. W. Thornton.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

* chestra for Friday evening June. 29th.E H. p'_.Hem-y Kriete. J r
Tickets are for sale by the memthrs. J_ \\’._—-Samuel irelund. ' j A . .. a,
Scribe—4D. Bun" Beach. Established 1879 » ‘
‘ Treasurer—C. H. Gehrmann. _ . FERTILIZERS .
The above, together with the. in ~ ‘ ‘7 ' i
'E pointii'e officers, will be installed July ‘ . . . 5 ‘ 9 .
. E16, ’by D. D. o. 12., 0111111921 Barthel, of WontttWS' andMSses For Farm. Garden and Flower Bed. '"g ‘
- 7Is atways good with the mat “mm" ‘ ‘ , Slim 1’ Meal. ,, 'AmeriCan Agricultural Chemical Co. . 1 .;
’;who keeps his nice tawur’d WOMEN ARE ECONOMIZING er 00 l E 2:39“ 131”“! FW‘W- ' .- ., .
,7 . NEW. YORK, June . 20.—In re- _- ’ . eep anure. fl.- 1 j ' f . '
1 the sun and 8"“ not; allow spouse to the app'eai at Herben .0. , ,Whm nag-11min and' 03““ ~ Agriculture Lime. - E »~"1‘ 1:.11: . EE
. .. shadows to fnghten'hlm. . .. Hoover to observe more strict econ‘o- Pumps; Oxfords and? Shoes -_ . l”: L (1 Pl t . .E.E E-1E .2... . . .
; A8 APAE'I‘RON my in the household and en enroll on M ., _ , _ 3., _ , x1620 d 8141‘ dfiuflik '- an _ as e!" 2 t. l‘ ' ' "
r, . , _ . E/. der the banner of some established or- ell s ,and 03“ 0 5 an ‘ 1t; _. f! 'F‘ 'E E {9‘ E . .Grotmd Bone.
ofthisbunkyouwillbeassur— gnnlzatlon interested in food conseri' Shoes'inmny‘Sfl/pjly ‘ ‘
~73 : “th'e'Wtimeu's? Committee of the Coon»

 

'cll of-Natibnul Defense today sent out
" a call for 5001 women vulunteers to
' E' E-thke'tha registration. They will reg-
. . later by 9. ho‘usd‘to house canvass ev-
, I cry woman who belongs to an organ-1
-"E' nation.

 
 

 

' booms plinth ARF'REEBT
JN-EW roux, June 20. «Five Cubans

 

 

 

in the hat factories in Dammit 3“" ,ed his intcrest in the note to the rid of her troubles us they did me."
Bethel. The statement was signed by plaintiff. Mrs. ELst. VAN DER SANDE; 36 No.
John W Scullcy. president, and liarl The Konnpdy Supply and Develop- York St, Paterson, N. J.

Writethe Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co, (confidential) Lynn, Mass, if you
need special advice.

 

 

A handy for Intoctioul
o! tho urinon Incl.

Polnleu non-pollution
and will not stricture.
nullcvol tn 1 to 5 do".
DRY nnnaa arm
Pnroel Pan” ll doaired— Price but. or 3 bottles 92.15.
“In suns 01117535711 05.. cmcmum.0

Gold Medal Brand Flour

’1 Per Bag $179. 11111 $14. 30

Headquarters for the Best of 'Everything in
l Groceries, Wines, Liqut rs, Teas, Colfees, Etc.

. A. F. Beckmann&Co.

GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS .
83 33nd 85 Washington St. Phone 1405.

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, The Check Book

E ' Is it wise to keep your money in the ofllce, at home or in
l your pocket, when by placing it in this Bank you have, without
cost, the advantage of a check book and the additional security
for your surplus funds?
l Checks are of value only to the person in whose favor they
are drawn—they give satisfaction and add dignity to your
E business transactions.
Your person 3.1 interests, we believe,
handy check book.

We loan money on form mortgage.

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are well served by the

 

 

 

 

The City National Bank l

The Biggest and Best Assortment we have
ever shown oi
TennisShoes,YachtingShoes,OutingShoos
i For Men, Women and Children

While Hosiery of All Grades
, CONNEALLY 8: BRACKEN

South Norwalln

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Children Cheer-fully "We“
and Patiently and 3::tslitntlous

Treated by Modern, .Sympathetic y
Painless Methods. Acepfic Office Treatment.

, y 1111.3. M. nnrz l

l Gas Administered

‘ ”New“ Surgeon

by the Oxygen
Method.

Charges for Very
Best Dental Work.

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DENTIST

75 South Main Street
Hours 9 a. 111. to 9 [1.

Gold and Rorcelaln
Restoration.

 

 

 

 

 

 

15 Years in 111. by appointment. All kinds of Arum"
the Practice of cial Dentures,
Hi h-Class' _ Crown and Bridge
9 Dent. «» Work, Etc, Skil-
stry. fully Done
7‘ h .

 

 

 

 

 

 

CORSET 5;

To your Corset is due it part of your personality—it makesT

 

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breath. Iread your‘ WWW

Our Entire Stock of

Electric Fixtures and Lamps
at a 25% discount for three days.

j JUNE 21 - 22 - 23.
Combination Electric iron and Stove

At $4.50

, Don’t Miss This 0phortunlty,Prices Are Goinglligher

Ruins. VOLK ELECTRIC Co.»

 

 

 

 

GLOVER’S'

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{'l‘ltel mustn't span. Slide For
Every Miami!" " hr" of thtt'f‘timily

 

 

390194 to have been' 11091ch in the

 

 

 

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reliih‘é‘ tit“ nun. récc'iiod “’E"

 

 

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50 80. Main 51. So. Norwalk

 

 

., your figure.

The transformation of many a woman from dowdiness to
smartness has been entirely due to the attention given her by our
trained corsetiere. _

We have styles for every type of figures. . v. '

Consultation and fittings free. ' 1

BRASSIERES—A good corset is not enough, The time
above the corset top must be taken care of. This is the work of
the Brassiere.

Our Brassieres are designed by experts and are correct in. ‘
tit, fashionable 1n stylé, Worthy' 1n value—and varied.

As a. leader we are otl‘ering this week two styles of “B. 8; J. ”
500 Brassieres, special. . . .3 for $1. 00

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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86 WASHINGTON ST.

 

 

“12-5,“:

Blouses

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Just' received a new line'of Waists. These Waists are an?

 

 

 

RAYMOND snor

Phone “3-3.

 

 

 

CENTRAL PIOTEEL

Fine room: by the tiny. or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and 30’s. Fine Cate attached; also Barnum; Intuit
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exceptional value.
White and Colored stripe and Crossbar Voile, trimmed with
pearl and national buttons $1.00..
LingerieandVoileWiasts.....................$2.00to9298
Sod IslandVoile 1.» $8.98
Silk Wuists inBlue, Green, Red and Tan Stripes $2.50 to 154.98
WhiteSilkWfiists $2.25and92di9,
White Crepe De Chene $3.98 .

l I. MALLETTE

88 wosnmo'rou sr. SOUTH 110mm

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

770. BJACKSON;
OPTOMETRIST

'58 Wall Street. .t. Norwglh

KRYP'I‘CK‘ EMMOW Ohm-tit in Gold 0:.
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