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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 27, 1917 · page 7

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El City NCWSI Ponce Investigations

WHEN GIRLS ARE LOSTI

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Show ManyI

Now
Is the Time to Consider
And Rttpapering Your Home

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The Lady ‘.\'a,~l;in.z.o::- l ll'lt“ will : tiled ”,9 I,,,,-.Ht.,I.»I .,, Why PM; Call US“Ph"~"ne I446
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li-~..l. Thu'r ttlil og- t‘h‘tliull of It
cet: and initiation.

The J. 'l l‘ai‘dIt l‘Qi'r."'.‘_t‘ ‘I :l (“in

13:11.}. ll; i‘l
11".»: work on the addnlon 1.‘
walk Tire it Rubber l‘UllllJ.tll)‘S 1

NY}. in Winnipauk,

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“.ll's
was in town )csterday and sold
pt'opcrt)’, 27?
H. Troy, through the John T. Hay
Agency.

Btttlcl' Lodge. l. 0. O. l“.
.‘Icr the second and thlri dcgrct-s

night, and there will be .~.zenli-aunual|§l
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election of officers. Members

qu‘nll‘tl to be pl‘PSE‘llt.

——MARY PICKFORD

m “A Romance 0f the Redwoods,IOd;l;1 agreeable for their children. lel‘P‘
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Matinee 10c, evening C

rected by Cecil De Mine,
and tomorrow.
15c. Orchestra at every show-lug.

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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schel’dlcr,
Merwin street, have gone to N
York today to attend the funeral

. Mrs. Schcidler’s sister, Mrs, Froeli

A regular weekly mecting of
Firm llistrict Commissioners will
hold tonight, in the otiiccs in \\
street.

—-THURSDAY NIGHT DINNER

at the Country Club. Wlly not make at Police Hcad-ttuartcrs in tho

reservation now?

 

An interesting session of Sherman ”1.. grid and constcrnzttlon
Council, Royal Arcanunl. was held last parents.
evenin" altd routine business was dis~

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pom-d of,
after the regular
had been concluded.

tict‘rthmcnts \tvro‘scr
busincss meet

 

Frank Broadllurst, who was arr

'3‘] ””15 ”ll“ "‘“mmg by 0mm" "0““ thc girl was. unsulllcd by her contacti

Murphy, tor Idrunkennws, was
raigncd bcl‘ot'e .ludgc (‘andm‘fi in

uptown court this morning. and

boot) plat-till at tho Naramake Home “9,. “how, criticism."

for two wcclm.

 

——MARY PICK FORD

in ".\ Romance of the licdwoods,”
rcctcd by Cecil Mille.
and loiilm'l‘ow.
15c. Ol't'lit‘ill‘fl at every showing.

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it is rt‘pot'tcd from Yonkers, N.
that the Waring lint (‘o.. of that

has just acquired what was formerly into the kitchen.

known as ‘hc \chtt‘hcstcr hat
tory and is proporing to opcrato i

addition to its main shop itl that city. “"19“ shv went to work the next day.
factory is said to gm, was for

The Westchestcr
have a capacity of 400 dozen a da

Upon the. complaint of Frank
Hutclrcns. t Silvcrmino artist, Chit
0. llairz. a sculptor, living in the a;

neighborhood. was flrl'l‘fiii‘d last night. fillllt‘l' would promiso to hith it little

‘iy Constable Bryan Silk. Mr. llu
ens claims that llaag has
stones at him. and judging from
appcaranccs. the affair seems to

something of! a neighborhood

Judge Candee,
Friday morning at 9 o'clock. _,

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NP“ Sunday is ‘0 be known tip in such a strict manner. «He 0):-

througltout the United States as F

Saving Sunday, and the clergylncn of he had been a most pcrcocious boy.
the country have all been requested to and had i‘uSOIVOd that it ltc ever had
make this subject the t0pic 0‘ ”‘9“ any childrcn they should not be per~

sermon. The question of the con

vation 0f fOOd is a very serious mat- and ”dare-dcvil" as ho had been. He

tor and everyone is urged to hear
appeal. in times of great need

pcbple naturally turn to the church of cent plez'tsul-c.

God for help. The church can i

and intends ‘0 ‘10 5°: 1"“ “mes" pe"‘.bed, “and she'll nct‘cr have reason tol==n

 

 
 

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Eunice Keith, of Bridgeport;
her
Main street, to Patrick

will con-

of 4-dren, hedge them

the are

thrown better.

. sqlliib‘ had fotllld
lilo. The case will tie mod before the fiilllt‘l‘ if all the girl lllld told 11““
in the uptown ccoul‘l: was the truth.

"Missing" Gates Are Runaiuays l
NEW VDR’K. lefl‘l‘ wThc Str" 4*

 
 

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’13 l08 30. Main 5’. So. Norwalk

 

 

 

 

lent has loan": lil‘ lllR‘P. . .
M I'“ i It, "- tilt". ~'lt.t\\' tli'il i. i\‘
no: : "\f 3.» "l l ‘ d low ailnit‘
t . I . , __A , “4.. -,..
li‘l'll .5 toting . as to have ll’ll’ll‘

 

:WEDDING INVITATIONS, AN;
NOUNClEMENTS AND VISIT-l
ING CARDS

In All Styles Engraving

DONNELLY’S

16 50. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK

 

liar .. ., 'l‘l;t:‘e azt- lil'dil) or tast‘s to
Isllnw that parrots haw ilt.poscd such'
30' ‘srt'ere restrictions on their children,
or have made things so unplcanant for
Ithent, that alter l‘t'lJPllln}. against
such trcatntent they havc deserted
the parental roof when a good oppor-
vtunity offered.

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111 cases of lni<sing girl.» who have
'ltccn found and t‘vtttrltct: thrii‘;
Illas been doing a quiet lt-t‘ol'm wot'k‘

lllotnes the department for ttilllr‘ tone

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as been doing a quiet reform work t.___. fil
. y pointing out to the pui‘cnis the
le
‘rcason why the crriuu boy or girl was,NEw FABRICS FOR SUMMER
tempted to go away. Tht- dcparttnent‘ WEAR
ihas then suggested to the parents Ill Batiste, Voiles, Poplins, Gab-
’how to make the llOlllt‘ lite mowiardines, Solsetttls‘. Wash Silks,
IGlllgllaliL‘ii, l’ercales and other

 

are many parents, it would seem, l' . l . l . (1
who, in the four that somethinglflom ‘5 m 1" dill Co on! ““1"” ‘m

ldrcadful might happen to their chil-ilullt‘y ligtti‘es. . l
in with the most: l
barriers E- Ko BANKS l
highvspirited or t‘tltt-lorinu,l :

innocent Iilt‘lislll‘t‘s which i
pcrmittcd llcr companions, be, i
be comcs discouragcd and dost-r15 '
'all home, later perhaps to fall in

Mil companions, and ...us by degrees, ”1”" ii ”day 01' two.

ew - severe
or girl, if

and restrictions. Al
h lumping m. I Mahackemo Hotel Block.
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Wm,‘ work and in btlt tow ('ast‘s stay more‘l
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tcmpit’d to play lliP piano her father
Y.. tolnplained that tho noise disturbed
”‘3' his rcading, and Slit" was told to go
it.) would not lot
1‘3“" ltcr no to it lnovlng-picturc Show hc-
" 1" causc hc t‘carod shc would bc’tircd

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Don t Cough All Night

It wean down your strength, racks
your nerveu. keep: yourself and all the
family from sleeping. Besides, you
can easily stop it with
Foley’s Honey and Tar._

A. standard family medicine of many
years standing for lo rippc andbronchinl
roughalind colds. tic ling throat, honrse~
nan, stuffy, whcczy breathing and for l
croup and whooping cough. Its effect on
the inflamed lining of the throat and air
passage-tits quickly felt nndlvery soothing.

Enm Hilbert. Pauli. 1nd,. writer: at" l cnu‘hed
continual! and at night could hardly nleep.

Foley's li onrv and Tar relieved me, and one
bottle cured nay couth entirely."

Stimson-Powell Corporation.

 

rn to have any com
puny. The low timm~ a young man
accompanied her homo from church
1" llcr fathcr ltad insulted him, and had
”“9 shown hint the door. Shc, lt0\vevet',
”“0 was willing to rctul'n homo if her

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“‘1“ more coltl‘idcncc in ltcr and treat hm‘

 

all Lictttvnant Williams tltcn called on
b" the father. informing llittl that ho
his duoghtcr. He asked

The famous Hotel for WOMEN
HOTELI

Martha Washington

"081‘ 0" FIFTH AVENUE]

'l‘hc fathcr admittcd
it was. lie said he ltought he was
t . i

doing tllc right thing by bringing her

00d plaincd that tip to his sixtccnth year

 

u ; 81.00 per (by each
V3108 Ionnlhhs I large
room to other. We serve
III a! mT-lile d'Hoto
luncheon at 40 cent. Dd
dinner It 50 cents.

BOOKLET AND AbDITIONAL INFOBKATION
SENT UPON REQUEST

59‘" mitted to become such a “cut-up"
the now rcalizcd that ho had won wrong

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Regular Price

$12.50

A few perfect 9x12. made
in two pieces at $6.95

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and: . .M‘L. an.

9x12
thrill-ti
6X9
6x6

11.25
6.25 ’
3.40

possible.

ongoleum Rugs 1
AiGreainReducedPrices

Sale Price

$8.49
7.65

4.

2.68

Slight imperfections makes these prices

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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drift into evil “.MSI this. those who do not go back w“ I'LL ._.._
in tho arc-hires of missing persona'xt’w Yfll‘li city g9! illiOXicatf’d and‘
yummy 1 land ill the city lockup before a day is ‘t’
of a young woman of good family.‘.0V*‘l'- 1
who tll‘tlppt‘d otlt of sight one day 10 This “"9”an nearly 30 men “'9”! . FERTILIZERS
of her brought in here about 10:30 o'clock!
The fathcr nmwalpd 10 ”19.1110 small: army was marched down‘ .
police to find his lost tilt. itanrltlw docks to the freight house where; For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed.
"“1 months after lust-disappearance l.ieu.Ith9 men were put to work. 'l‘lte' American Agricultural Chemical Co.
in?! [unalll Williams came across her in‘ men in charge claim that it will be M . -: v
a quiet but 1.951,..pmb19 romning unusual if 10 of the men are here1 apes SpeCIal Fer-tilde“
ltottsc. She had become Snipsmmm-l.‘tomorrow, l' h l b h b l Sheep Manure. . ..... I
est- - . , . . .. -. a d that Quarters ort e a orcrs avc ccnI . . .
mg. lacuttnant \‘ltlllam iottn lprovided in the round house whet-cf Agriculture Lime.
am with ”H, world. “it was easy to seeI" the mcn go after the day’s work inI. . _ lagwmfi Land Plaster.
”‘9 he said, “that she was a lllOl‘Ollghly;(lI0n0' “it: has b9”: “90°35”? ‘0 llflY. ..Ground Bone.
has g od irl. She was living in a man- “9'“ 0 PW“ nig “-
° 3 ' l . 10,000:BEAN POLES
The girl told him hcr story. Her .
parents had denied hcr any freedom RAYMOND BROTHERS I
at all. Silo had made 312 a week. I I .
di~ This Hllf‘ gave to her fatllcr. llc 111- Phone “3'3. 137 Washington St.
day lowcd llcr cacll day to coats for car-
Matinco itlc. evening flu-c and 15 coins for lunch. (in re. .-
turuiug home from work if 8119 ‘dI- __ .. __....,._ ~---

 

 

CENTRAL HOTEL

Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric

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lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style.

Comer Monroe and Chestnut St.
N. J. DISESA. Manager.

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coat, the

Erna City Naiional Bank, '
The Check Book‘

Is it wise to keep your money in the oflice, at; home or in
our pocket, when by placing it in this Bunk you have, without
advantage of a check book and the additional security
for your surplus funds?

. Checks are of value only to the person in whose favor they
are drawn—they give satisfaction and add dignity to your

 

29 East 29th Sh, New York City busing” transactions.
- cm on, 500 mu... Your personal interests, we believe, are well served by the
> V ‘ flown you may select I handy check book. ,,
0110 “31-5013" dlrlnd We loan money on farm mortgage.

 

 

 

 

D18 “in come and “9‘" h” speak her want to go away again." When this;
“'OTdS will ‘0 a great extent be worth- message was carried to tho girl sllcl
less. 1‘ behooves every American lm':gladl.\' consented to return to hcrl
. riot 10 510 1" Ch‘m‘h 119’“ Sunday 3““ father, and. she is happy and content-
hear a message on Food ‘3‘!"ng and ed in her home life today. ' l
The police have records to Show;
. that girls have left home because!
their llamas were dirty, untidy, veri-i
. table pig pens. Many girls after run-I
ning away make a sincere and lion-
' est effort to support themselves.

Conservation.

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GLOVER’S

Established 1§79

Men’s—tlitlords

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URNITURE

 

 

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FURNITURE CO.

l27-l29’WASHINGTON ST.

SO. NORWALK

 

 

 

 

 
 

(isn't-r room YOUR
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",3”— :« v‘w__flmw_, ._ _. ._

.. Fit” ’ tor "Porch ' ~
and Collage ’

Cool and Comfortable Chairs, Rockers and Settees.
Couch Hammocks, Stands and Awnings.

Fibre and Bag Rugu of Many Sizes.

Porch Screens, all widths. ‘

The Best Refrigerators
in Many Models

RAYMOND & SON

Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.

Wall and High Sts. Norwflk'

 

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A Splendid Showing of Pumps 
For Ladies, Misses and Children '

The Very Latest Models for all 0ccasions
belittling Many Novelties

Satisfactory Stockings
to Match

CONNEALLY & BRACKEN

81 Washington Street. South Norwailx.

 

 

.cent. on June 28.

 

 

 

 

 

 

' I Some of them succeed, others fail. our showin will interest . ‘
t0 the “be“? Loan Bonds The failures sometimes fall in withi ~ I h‘g, 1 ki - f0 -. .‘
who subscribed on the gov- evil companions and then gradually eve” man W ° ‘5 00 ng r a ‘ -
', drift into an easy mode or life. Dress, Street or Pleasure Shoe— I ,
‘ l RITE. . .
IMPORT MEN FROM BLACK TAN andW ,I... ,,, m .

new YORK SLUMS YOUNG MEN I“ (F. l . 3] . i

,. ‘ l ' ‘ 2;: -n “ I V‘ ' "

_ Now Haven Roan Finds it Hard to You will find here those snappy "in. " “ Olanl’lz': 35.4"":"1‘ " .

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SUBSCRIBERS T0

.92 $ 100. Bond will pay .,. $ 18.
$ 500. Bond’willpuyu3 90. "

come the serious shortage here of

' 35$ 50. Bondwillpay..$ 9.,

' slums (or handling freight at the icon!
_statlon. “Between 400 and 500 vmen

Get Common Laborers
BRIDGEPORT, June 27.—To over-

cominon labor demand by the manu-
facturing. interests, the New Haven
road for the last week has been im-
‘portlng labor from the New York city

have been brought here during the
last week. ' . .
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alumni are innuendo rdalfhurd ,

the reason that the men orejnot the

 
 

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lasts in the» new popular shades.
of Brown.

Outing Shoot; for m: the
week and or vacation._ ' ‘

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OHOOSE PURE AIDS.

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Children CheerfullyI Painless

and Patiently ‘ and Conscientious
Treated by Modern, E ‘) a sympgf:e':fc"y
Fame“ M°‘h°ds- Acentlc Oflice Treatment.

DR. S. M. DEITZ

Surgeon

DENTIST

75 South Main Street
Hours 9 a. in. to 9 p.

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Gas Administered '
by the Oxyaen ‘
Method.

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Moderate
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work.

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15 Years in
the Practice of

Gold and Porcoialn
Reetoratiom
All kinds of Artill-

m. by appointment.
cial Dentures,

 

 

 

 

 

High-Class Crown and Brld
0mm,» «» WoIrkI,I Etc, skill"
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[t LAST CAL

To Women Who Wear
NEMO CORSETS

Come in before Monda , Jul 2, and b V -
several, if you can. y y uy a new Namo—_

PRICES ADVANCE

on a. number of Self-Reducing Corsets-—
From $3.50 to $4.00
- and
From $5.00 to $6.00

Up to and including Salurda , J line 30, 2'
models at the old prices. ' y you can buy thescII.

BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY!

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Bungalow Aprons

ll good line of Bungalow Aprons in various styles, button book, l
Side front, With elastic band at waist or belted, Percale: trimined
with contrasting colors, Fancy, Striped and Plaid Ginghamsr
trimmed With bias bands of contrasting colors and rick-rack .
braid 75cto$1.25,'

Porch Dresses

Crepe Porch Dresses in pink, blue, maize, lavender and white, . l 'V I

‘ 2.00 '
Blue Chambrays and black and white checks with white colors, . ‘

$1.50
- Garden Suits

Consisting of Bloomers and Bonnet in blue chambray andvblack'
andwhitecheekginghams $2.00
Small Percale Aprons with or without bib: 3150,

’ 1.]. MALLETTE
0. B. JACKSON *
' * OPTOMETRIST , '

58 Wall Stuck. t'
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