Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 21, 1917 · page 7

 

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A legular gluiareohly drill ot‘ the
Sixth Compunji‘. CPA". t}, will be li“‘ltl
in the'aiincly tonight.

A nine penal". son were born yester-
day afternoon to air. and lire. when
P. liindilien. of Flax Hill Road. lio-
ther and child are doing Illt‘E‘ly.

 

A regular semi—monthly meeting of
Division No. l, A. 0. it. will be held
this evening in the lodge rooms in
Wall street.

Gilbert Stevens, of New Canaan, re
ported to tile local police last night
that he had fouud a light buckskin
"liaise. andtltat the animal is now in
his stable awaiting its owner, '

 

All members of Company A, of the
auxiliary police are requested to
tend the regular weekly drill which
will be held tonight, on the Green in
East avenue. important matters will
be brought up for discussion.

 

——DON"I' MISS 1T TONIGHT
See. “The Barrier," at the Regent
Theatre tonight, 7:15 and it. It’s one
of the best pictures ever shown in
Norwalk. Music by Regent concert
orchestra.

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Routine business was transacted at
a regular semi-monthly meeting of
Norwalk Aerie, No. 3S8, F. 0. it},
which was held in the lodge rooms in
Wall street, last night. One candi-
date was initiated and refreshments
'were served later in the evening-

 

 

'I‘hc Board of Estimate and Taxa-
tion will be in session this evening in
the council chambers of the City Hall.
It is probable that representatives of
the school board will be present for
the purpose of requesting the board
to allow the negulur appropriations
asked for in the school department
budget.

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The Fraternal Order
throughout the United States has re-
cently adopted a scheme whereby the
families of soldier-incinbcl's at the
order will he provided for if the sol-
dier is killed in war. Each Eagle
will pay ten cents per tillOlllll and
when a soldier who is a membt‘r of
any aeric. is killed in battle, his fatn~
ill‘ will receive $1,000 from the Fra-
ternathrder inwl‘fagles. Three lllt‘m'

hers of the local aerie have already an effort to settle the strike by .obr .oxcppt a nourish lWitlge which is not‘

joined the colors, and the plan afore-
mentioned was reevivod with great
enthusiasm when it was proposed last
evening at the Norwalk Aerie's meet-
ing.
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it is wing to be a bad year for gar-
den thieves in Connecticut if the sta-
tute determining the penalty for such
law breaking in the state is enforced.
The law as passed provides as fol-
lows: “Any person who shall. during
the time of the war. enter upon any
field. garden or land of another, sown,
planted or cultivated with grain, veg-
etables, fruit, article of food. or sub-
stance used in the preparation of food,
with intent to retard or injure the
growth of the same. or shall cllt, can
ry away or injure any growth or pro-
duct of the soil ofvsuch field. garden
or land. shall be fined not more than
one hundred dollars, or imprisoned
not more than six months, 0: both.
This act. shall take effect from pan
sage." This act was approred' by Gov-
ernor Marcus H. Holcomb on May 10.
1017. The committee of food supply
of the State Council of Defence has
printed 3,000 pusters setting forth the
provisions of the statute. These 110-“-
tcrs will be. placed in every town in
the state in order that. no one may be
ignorant of the penalties involved if
- they are apprehended in the act of

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AT HOTELS, WiFE
_ SECURES DIVORCE

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HA'1"1‘ERS STICK TO
ORIGINAL DEMAND.
PLANTS T0 DEPART:

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xsisting. The batters voted unani-
xtionsly to surmin a" :upporl their
.u'l rm. r,
Officers Explain The:

. .i in Shift, ‘l- Width! of the
l'llL'cd Hu'tt-r. or Z\‘t;..~~. Anicricadlar
‘3. l.:l\~;Ur, -‘“w scholar}: and Patrick
tonnelicy, addressed the gathering.

ll .iillllCll)’ oi‘ $2,000. snot:
at once, and $5100 each
otlilt is paid.

Mrs. M cott’e Plea Granted.

' Mary :l-ieddcott was grant
til L. divorce from Thomas Mediimlt
or. "lit" ground of crueit. She testified
that he used to choke her in fits of all»

Stir. t'onnelley Slated that he believed g“. Dypr trivial matters. A decree. 0f~
.thai the batters were on the way to (“my“) on mp ground of deseriion
bk‘lil‘c their difficulties \‘t'ilh ill? manU“w35'grgnted to Frank HEBGS of lil’ldlgt“
faoturers, and believed that a. mettle~ port mm Mary Heeds. Charles 11.
111901 "VOUM he reached. 31”]ng he Crandall of Stamford was freed from
failed to tell how. Marlin Lawlor (19- Mary \r_ D. Craiidall on the ground of
nix-’dcl'iticisnis that have been leveled desention. Dorothy 13, Brennan of
at him even by batters that he is pro- Norwall». introduced (.vtdencp to show
rooting at “like without reasonable that she had all heard from her line
justification and is harming the organ- band, 3,9th Gerald Brennan. for
ization by calling the 111911 0‘1 at afoyer seven years. and a decree was
time when there is planty of work by granted on the ground of deserlion.
stating that it was not be, but the hat- R659 Lewis was granted a div
ters themselves, who 113“ VU‘L‘d W at" vorce from Edward Lewis on the
inand that wages be based on the sel- ground of desertion.

ling price. Alimony of $10,00 a week and a di.

Meanwhile if last night's meeting in “1'09 Oil the ground of cruelty was
filial, and Mr. Lee keeps in his pi-onr granted m Jennie J, Carpenter from
ise, llanbury will lose one of its larg< Ernest W. Carpenter of Stamford.
est factories, the Lee. establishment, Leah p1 Leonard of the same place
which in the last year paid ou‘f over obtained a decree‘ from Edward .1.
$800,000 in wages and did a business Leonard on the around of desertipn.
of over $2,500,000. lls monetary value
{to the city in money paid out here is
[estimat at Sillot‘roon. During busy
titties Lee company has a capacity
20f about 850 dozens a day.

Offers Hatters Full Work.

Mr. Lee a few days ago called his
cniployes together and told them that
he had been tireless in building up the
business he had brought to this city
and that he was prepart-d to hire the
Illatlers full work for many years, as
his business was firmly esit'ablisbell.
He stated that conditions ill the hat-
ting lradc were such that he‘would
‘llUi make wage scales 'iyith selling
prices as a basis. lle said that he was
willing to give his workers full work
and good wages for some time.

Mr. Lee made the definite
Hit-till. that he would not place the scl-
ling prices on the new wage agree.» . . ., ‘ .~ ,
meals as demanded by the United Hat- “(mt billous attacks, “Ck headache
tors. and that as there was no proapect COMB, rheumatism 01‘ $35532 301d stom-
nf tuliustimz the strike. his only re acll, you must bathe on the inside like
course was to close his large plant you bath outside, This is Vastly more
permanently. lie declared that be important because the skin pores lit:
would then open a small "open" shop ' . ‘. , .
in Danblti‘y. or would possibly 1110th “Ot absorb impurities "“0 the D100"
his factory to another city. Ile said while the bowel pores do, says a well-
ilo would stay in the business despite known physician.

,thc :lt'l‘lytllin of ti: isltterslr To keep these poisons and [oxiug
tousan I cave own. , .

The not results of the Hive weeks’ well flushed from the stomach, liver.
strike here in that thousands of ycling kidneys and “OWE”, drink before
men have left town. Hatters have breakfast each dull. a glass of 11‘“
packed their tools and sought work water with a teaspoonful of limestone
elsewhere. 'l‘wenty other factories prosphate from your pharmacist. 1!.

have shut down pending the settle . , ,
mom of the dispute. \Vholc families in it. T1118 ClE‘dIlSG purify and
the entire alim cut ary

are departing from the town, and “931103

even merchants are talking of seeking tract, before putting more food

new locations. The crisis as far as into the stomach.
llli’lt‘illlulltt and industrial, Get a quarter pound

halibury's
life is concerned is most critical. .
hospllatc from your pharmacist.
and almost tasteless,

fits. Goat an
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Everyone Sliould
Drink Hat'Water
in the Morning

Wash away all the stomach, llvor,
and 3:9on polaons before
breakfut.
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To feebyour best day in and day
'out, to feel clean inside; no dour bile-

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breath or dull your head; no constipa-

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of limestone

Under those (‘ll‘t’ll‘llsltlllt‘t’ it wit! 1’
bullet-ed that the batters would make is inexpensive
:iflfil'finaof l‘ilsr‘ilx‘lunsi ‘r‘lt‘i ““1 ”1“ unpleasant. Drink phoaphated hot

it r ea a .le in mm pro v . . . ,,
vision which maker. it binding that lo- water every “Pm”; to “d you: .8)?
on lussociulioua shall insist that the “‘1“ 0f ”“359 "119 1901303“ and toxins.
Milling price of hills be incorporated also to prevent their formation.
fin the new bills or prices and'silbsti' To [99,] like young folks feel; like
lltlln instead a, law making it optional you {on before your blood, nerves and
incorporation of selling prices in the. muscles became. anturaled wnhan ac-
watzc agreements. cumulation of body poisons, begin this

'l‘he action of last night's meeting is treatment and above all. keep it “It!
”“310” hi”? 11513011“! "“1110?” of a ‘5“ Soul) and hot water act on the skin.
Ft‘ lllf‘ll . am 15‘ long) 0 mm ‘ . f"
that the batters will make no coinpro- cleansing. sweetenlng and purl "mg'
misc to keep the Lee factory here. soliincstone ”1“)th
Mr. Lee, it is stated. will now carry‘liver, kidneys and bowela—Adv.

out. his original threat and close up his w ~—
Ba!!! Room Fittings

factory next Monday for good.

, Glass Shelves; Glass, Opal and
. BRIDGEPORT. .lllnc 2l.-rletcher;Bi-ass, Nickel Plated Towel Bars,
D. Williams, of tar Went avenue,’Mirrors, Medicine Cabinets, Tub
whose home is in New York, and wllo§SOap Dishes, Sponge Baskets.
was arrested charged withtlelilanding§Sprayers, Tumbler and Tooth
money from young women with whom Brush Holders, Paper Holders,
lie was in the habit of inviting to ride, .Etc” at Lowest Prices.

threatening their reputation if theyi
failed to pay him. was released this:
morning by Judge Frederic BartlettJ,
The young woman who complained}
about hinl refused to testify againsllwashing‘ton Si».
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TEN DOLLAR‘FINE
FOR MAN WHO HELD
up GIRLS FOR MONEY

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Albert F. Genetic

Dhono 1069.2
30. Norwalk

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» film 23
Big Crowds are
Attending Our

Closing Out
Sale

FLOUR SAL

Crown Aster Brand, Makes Fine
Bread.{Cake{and Biscuit

Per Bag $1.75. BBL $13.95

Gold Medal Brand Flour

Per Bag $1.79. Bill. $14.30

Headquarters for the Best of Everything in
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Teas, Coffees, Etc. L.

A. F. Beckmann & Co.

GROCERS AND Wi NE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 1405.

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, The City National Bank
The Check Book

Is it wise to keep your money in the oil‘ice at home or ‘
{33: flockgt, when byfpliitllling it in this Bank you have, withourt‘.
eavanageo aceckbookandth " ‘
for your surplus funds? e additional security
Checks are of value only to the person in whose favor they

are drawn-«the 've satisfacti - -
business Manning‘s, on and add ‘1‘th to your

Your personal interests,
handy check book.

We loanumoney on farm mortgage.

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Oilr Entire Stock of
Electric Fixtures and Lamps
at a 25% discount for three days.

JUNE 21 ~22 - 23.

Combination Electric iron and . Stove

At $4.50

Don’t Miss This tlppoitunityd’rlces Are Going Higher

 

 

prompt Deliverv.

The police, however, charged him:
with violating the automobile laiws.
His car bears a New York roglstra-l‘
lion number. He has been in this?

GLOVER’S

 

 

 

REED& VOLK ELECTRIC co.

50 So. Matti St. 80. Nat-walk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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‘ Fly’aFlag!
Red Cross Week!

Good Quality Muslin Flags, 3x5 Feet
790

WHILE THEY LAST

RAYMOND 81 SON

Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
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See Outline of White Shoes,»

The Biggest and Best Assortment Weimc

ever shown of , .
Tennis Shoes,YachtingShoes,Outing Shoes »
For Men, ‘ Women and Children

While Hosiery of All Grades
.CONNEALLY & BRACKEN

8: Washington Street. South Norwalk.:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Children Cheerfulty

Painless
and Patiently E ‘) a and Conscientious
Vreated by Modern, ' 5,”??me
Painless Methods. Aceptic Ofice Treatment.

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Gas Administered
by the Oxygen
Method.

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Moderate
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work.

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DR. S. M. DEITZ

Surgeon

DENTIST

75 South Main Street

Gold and Force 1
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. lan

Restoration.

 

 

 

15 Years .in in. by appointmeh‘t. A”. “N13 0' Artifi-
tbe Practice of cial Dentures,
High-Clasa Crown and Bridge
0mm, «» Work, Etc, Ski)»
y. fully Dione
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Sample Blouses

50 Blouses in the group—only one of a kind—made of ex-
cellent quality Georgette crepe, crepe de chine and silk, in. a.
variety of models "that are attractive, distinctive and exclusive.

A good assortment of sizes.

Regular $5.95 to $7.50 values a
$4.98

No special orders or duplicates to be had at these prices.
Come early for best selection.

 

33 WASHINGTON ST.

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‘ city working at the Remington Armsf r‘ .~_._ Just'received a. new line of Waists. These Waists are an
.lab01. (30., and failed to obtain a Connecti-fi _ ‘. exce tional valua' ' .
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cut,rlegls‘rl.'au°nh.f°r hf maghlnfiudgel Sta ‘5 e * p , _ 7 ' 1 White .and Colored Stripe and Crossbar Voile, trimmed with ‘2
Eternal: ~ 331”“ “‘9“ ““ $ 0 ““j‘” l ' ..__.. FER IILIZERS pearl and national buttons $1.00
- , ' , ' ‘ LingerieandVoileWiasts................;....$2.00to$2.98.'
:2 MICHIGAN BANK sues 9 g _ , , _ , ‘
'ff'. CALIFORNIA MAN HERE} Women S and Misses F0! Farm, Garden and Flower Bed. “ Son 131mg Y0“ ' - - - -' ~ - .. - ' -° - '- - - .. -- ' t ' " $338
._ l . . .1 American Agricultural Chemical Co. ( ‘2 . 311k Wants in Blue, Green, Red and Tan Stripes $2.50 to $4.90 ‘
”We“? WWW-dings “'9” “1511'; » , * 4 . .. ‘ L. .. White Silk Waiats 2.25 and .50“; -
1 a tilted by the Civil Superior court yes~f ‘ Summer Fleeal' Manes Special anm- . . ”5;; White Crepe’De Chane _ _ ‘ _ ' $ $98 _ _
_. :5 and wil be delivered to 9,1] ' terday by the fender; National mink.i White 36?th 'and Canvas .. ‘ ..., Sheep. Manure. ._- .. 5..“ . ._ ._ ‘ ,
‘ . . 3; at Jackson, 'Mich.,"against ‘J. L. 1).: N ‘ . A 'culture Lime. { _ n 3",. z: 4‘ — .1. . .
"I subscnbers to the 1‘11”“ :7 Keppy of Oakland, Cat, to recover on’ 'Pumns.’ Oxfords “(131100! gfl‘. N El 1g . ‘ ‘Lan 1:13]. to "“‘ .. c.’ ”5 “.1 - - ‘ .
. Y in note for sumo which it is alleged M , d B ‘, Oxf rd‘ nd Br . ' -Hil vii. . ~ 33 I‘. , . - I M ALLETTE
~ Loan upon the. Paul“ Pay the defendant gave the plihintitf on ensshan '. oys Sun S a . :3 LE f} E" _ i l “Ground Bong, C . ‘
. July 15, 1914, and .which has not been 003mm appy . . 7 _ _ ,
f :ment plan, Whose subunit-Amid, Money belonging to Keppy and’ ’ Patterns . - 10,Q00“BEAN_ POLES lids WASHINGTON 313- SGUTE NORWMg'T
. ‘ ”‘ ‘“ M [I whirl! is in this city. has been attach- ' * ’ . i ' " . . ' V, '_ ' . ‘ c .
:memmthrweh .. ‘ KEDS RAYMQND BROTHERS —‘-—;—-— ~~-—~-*_--~——-;.-v———~ ._......w
. «j.» Call 311.116?“ your book :z-NEW HAVSwaMAN TO ' The National Sport 51109?” \Phone 113-3. ’ Q I ' i . :37 WW“ . O JACKSON
,7 ‘ 1 ‘ f ‘ ‘ J 1'7" ' .MMAGE.'oa-PHm ASYLUM ’Every Member Of the “WY... » j .. » — . ‘ ' f ,_ ' OPTOMETRIST . =
i m" ‘ .1, . The Board or Manama of the .y 0 ~ ' fl ;-a-t i: H _ 4!» f. . .. ‘3! . ¢ ’ '8‘ Wall 3 ‘7 "i; N “ha.
. ‘ N : ,‘ . , ‘ Bridgeport rPotestant‘vOi-phan asylummElw G overt” . . ,. . CENTRAL HOTEL ., . ‘ 5 l. 1 met. . . . ‘ om 7. ,
. 41‘ . ‘ f}: has engaged Miss Simona of New Ho: ‘ " ,. ‘u" l& l . . ‘ ~ . a “‘ " ‘ , ' ‘ " 3‘ ‘ . ., KRYPTOK LENSES—FWD 0110!!!! in (3016 of .
. * ‘ “ The South Norwalk van to all the oflice of superintendent ., t ”‘5‘ ‘ . . ll Fina mm. by he an" weak" smmfltelectpg Shdll Sh .03lm. 0th“ Mm; V A ' ' i
» onhe asylum unlock ammo beleft , ‘ ‘ , _ 3?: “dig": in]? Cafe attached-912mm» Ital!“ ~. ‘ . “r . ‘- . , ‘ v A
I . .. ‘ Tl'llSl C0. vacant by .«the resignation otmra' L gamu- Mfiéfidw " ‘ r ., V " “ x 1 Much m thfiieifln OM13“, Emil
‘ * ' ‘ ‘ “ ‘ I arr-HthBaI-tlettr who do to leave . ~' ' ‘ = ‘ '. 4 “g" i ' ' ‘ S - ‘ L
liberal nlycll ‘. . . * l “‘ t“