3mm
"HAYES:
” CITY MARKET
Mr. and \lrs.rvR \‘1.Keeler,
Riclgefield. enjoyed an automobile
trip. last week, in company with Mr.
.69 NO. MAIN ST
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field. Mass.
with Bethlehem,
into New
in‘fiie White Moun-
. 0 o O i ‘5 .
;_ talus, as their destination. W aSh Skn‘ts, Sflk Sku‘ts’» N Without the trouble and bother
:: Q h k hi 1 I 1 .11 of starting the kitchen range fire.
4 A elude 3 et' autotno 1c. I as S 9
l AST 1: year‘s mode], was entirely burned up part Hats l 7 Heat only the quantity of hot
l ‘ 1~‘ ~1 Vn“ ' ‘- '1: g‘ I. 1
——_.._ ‘l 'i 111 son) at ..noon. in Book-side, no 11 I water needed, not the entire boiler.
tI tlte Rowayton greenhouses. Tite car .7;
:1 contained three Bridzt‘pm‘t young “" “’ ‘ ' "“ ‘—'.“ """"‘~ _., — (i Price $18. 50 llSlflllC‘
1: men, and tbry allowed the water to 1119110111.. of Thaddeus Hoyt Eany of these numbers are drawn, 113W“,
" entirely run out of the radiator The rich 1' . ”ll ~l , l ,
l . 7 - . :—— . . 1 ,oung 111111 111 11111 111 11.]. up E P
1: car then caught fire. and nothing Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilchrtst have”... matter to 5”. if the “mum” are 3837 aymellts
1 mild be done to sate it. The num- returned to their \‘oroton home, after In...” own As this 1111111 1h included , 17,
but» We“ ““6 a 1““ other remmahlelspendtng a few da‘” “1 the C11)" 5‘0? in the \orwalk district, the men sum $ With order?
A Dull) schooner was towed to Long :m‘le‘l mil-IF kind: "kflliin (IltarIgeiptiig at the Vlaidort. 1 moned must report at headquarters in .. /i
island this morning by the Addie \'., “ Pawns v 111 ms "r I)" m Mei .. T that city, and seek eXPmDUO“ If H 15 ’ P M Ith
32.1! ncicbborhood and little ”"13”” 0f the: Mrs. AIM)" Phelps blokes, with her "desired. from the board which will sit er on “Mt
' I Wreck. I‘daughtcr, the
'Routine business was
a meeting 111‘ the Ladies'
fire East Avenue Iti. E.
was lit‘ltl last evening.
disposed of at
Aid socittv ot‘ it May Be a Darien or Rpwayton Boy's,
church which Call Ne“
i hive cents a titr‘ou lot a tail heap
Iing class ittil oi“ swett lemonade! Five
e
Local members of the Sixth Cont- (’t’lllr‘ for a .Hl‘eal his: (“11le of boat I
puny are merhauling equipment pie made cake! That docst‘tt sound like
jparatory 10 being , called into active 11":11 time prices 11111111 less a lied Cross
eerrice on Tuesday next. Ibcnefit yet this is the too good to be
‘true price list for rut‘teshments at the
tennis carninll it) be held 1’ “Wet
Side touit tor the httietit of the l).ir
ien Chapter of the American Red
,Cross‘.
J. Brooks, of New York City, stop-
ped a runaway horse W-edn-s 1:11 on
the Connecticut '1‘ unipiite. in the 1itin-
ity of the NOt‘Walk Hospital.
The continuous s111111‘1 1‘s has itttcr- khaki do w in ma Red Cross mmv.
fend 111111111 “‘1“ H“) N“““"“-‘ “l ”“3 'l 11.111 is tto age 1intit,nn phwical r,e-
'city people 11bit have ~11 11111 111- tot- Immmpm.‘ .lust giVe what
lages in '1“ 111711111) ”f Dorm“ ”NHL tend no better place to do it, titan
_... ‘lllt’ West Side Cfllil\ next
Jail Lil. Come and do your “hit. "
if you cannot be p1 await-“in sc‘. ltl
your “bit" to Airs. Stepht n H. I’ardt e.
. \V1s1 Side avenue. llowayton.
Youil Iniss‘ some tine 11.1tnis, if you‘
,atcnt titer-1 Come and see. the N1 1'-
‘171' \\‘as‘s and the lias llt‘cn‘ s fight for
the tlomtnutlrr‘s championship. Fee
R. 0. Raymond and lack
the “est Side s1 niot doubles team
you Grill
at
A 1:11 etina ot‘
Yacht club will he
consider the
the East Norwali;
called shortly to
resignation of Norman
Wiggiesworth 11> recording secretary
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Mr. and Airs. l‘lll“l'y Bibby. of North
‘ Haven. motored to East Norwalk yes-
terday and spent the day with the hit
ier’s father, .\ir, Charles La Croix, of
Hawkins avenue. I
‘ xplw their challengers, hunt the other
MT" EHZ‘WM‘ ”illllllt‘l' Thorn of side of the I‘l\'l‘(‘ .‘(harles 15. Sen
flay Ridgp' I I ‘ and MN F‘v‘y’d‘kflék timid and [ll'llilll‘i‘ from citv TltrrIe
'fiisenburg of Newburuh on the Hudson
are visiting at the home 111‘ 111‘. and
Mrs. (‘ltarlts llandiey of fill Myrtle
street. East Norwalit.
interesting con
tests including the lonelooked for
meeting of the Knob (‘lttb‘s mixtd
,doublt‘s team composed of Miss l7‘."-\t
1lvn Reid and Ml‘. Russell Thomas
with the West Side team. lliss Doro
thy Raymond and .ltttk llcasty.
1.:1dies,e11n it 11111 are not tcnnit1
fans come along: and brim: your kni t-
ting to how a good sociable afternoon
I—and to aid our Red C1 oss.
will be mam ether
From what could be learned this.
morning. it would “()1 seem likely that
the East Norwalk Yacht club nor the
Belle island will ever be taken over by
the government
Glaser-s.
as bares for sub
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STOPPING WASTE iN HOTELS
CUTLER IS NAMED AS
DR. PRATT'S SUCCESSOR
WAIIIVGTON. Jul) l9.—— Dr. Edward
Pratt. late Chltl ol the bureau of
Itoreign and domestic commerce, wan
teuccecded yesterday by ilurweilb
7(‘.utlcr, first assistant chief.
housekeepers ‘
. . . . manufactur-
dnrtng their stay here, Mrs.Edw1rd \lr. Cutler is 1 “Em“?
or, who came to “aslnngton at the
'1'. Taylor, Mrs. Darcey W. Shackle-1
I d and Mrs. Samuel M. Ta1lorha1‘eoumw1k of the w‘ai with Germany to
finggested to the food adtuiitistrntio: offer his services to the commerce dc-
)lens for elimination waste in hulelI paitment
(lining rooms. -
"ARIEN *
AND
NURO TON
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'IWASlihNG TON J11l1'tf‘1.——\\i1‘es an
'membet‘s of Congress tanking titett‘1IEI
Thames itt “"lislllll'Iil’ll‘i hotels will do
tflteir ‘ llit‘ 1011 :l!‘ 11 food sitting in spite
a the fact that the} lime no oppor-
trinity to coltscrve an
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» IBOY DIES OF INJURIES ,
7 1. ‘wartmnuar, Conn. July 19.;
“Bambi Batden.13. died at 181. Mary's
_ Siospital. this afternoon, 01 injuries
: . mived this morning in an'hiflotno-
”Ilka accident. He is said to have been
‘ riding in an auto truck when injured.
‘I “notice Slater. of 70 East Pearl
unmet. New Haven. drove the tmck.
which is owned by Steven Koscak. of
Bridgeport. 'lio anests had been or-
i
1 flared 1m) to 3 o'clock. F. MoKernon, mail-carrier for
7 Filth s licme, has returned from bin
ptaetttion
“tittllttltttur all ..
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has been on-
Itertaininiz Miss Freeman 0!
Valley Stream
lie‘SHlE‘I
' a"Neutrooe Prescription 99' a Wander L- 1-
3‘“ last. a real does-witat-itsays i
.fieumatic remedy, nothing like
fwa‘s ever bffxfope known find that is no. associated with A E. “‘illmott in the.
iatters sgamge at the Heights.
_ man and women who has
inhumausm gout; 0.1 11.3....“ng l Herbert wnimott and family of Port
flight to try “Aeutrone Prescriptinn‘Chester, formerly of this town. have
£11" at once and see how marvelously. bl’Pn $19315 f0? 8 few days at the
it works. :Ihonte of J. Wilmette '
Cut out those fiery liniments and‘ . —.""—_—
11mm solves. use a good clean inter-i 'Mtss Dorothy" Fitch of Noroton is
mu remedy. "Neutrone'Prescription visiting at South Bend, lndiana. and
19!” is remarkable because it purifies will stop at the Adriondacks upon her
Illa blood, assists in nature's way, return trip. '
fives you what vou need to tight oil;
rheumatic poisons, a good cleanI
Jammy system ' i ' {entertained the latier's sister. Mists
-- ‘ It's not one or thode‘ temporary re- Martha Colman of Brooklyn,- tor a few
‘ 1. lie! affairs, good only while using, it dun.
. ”.1: lastlng.IIIIGet a bottle today and; . :.. 1
I " ,Iour rheumatic days .amflliel'. nol 'Tlr. and‘Mrs. Chauncey Tyler of the
:more inflamed. stifl aching joints and IHeights have returned from Pennsyl-
mecles. can you imagine it, well it’s ‘vania, where they spent their wedding
true. 50c and $1. 00 the bottle. Itrip.
Mule in South Norwalk by H. A
(Trust 'AIxIlv -
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and Mrs. George Brown, of Tokenélte.
The trip took them up thrOugh Pitts-
Hampshire,
11‘ you can't represent ymfl‘ town in1
,Stttut‘dav. 1
I 1‘ exttt'ior alterations to the Mather bun
licastv.‘
itl Jogeph Simona of [Erica has become. '
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ottmer recentlyI
New Showing
Silk and Wool Sweaters
Baront-Ss Hallo-11,1.- Xthere. The cntite district will belI
now settled at her camp, Pearl ”land'lcalled upon rm .3” men but of that!"
1for lllt remainder of the season
number Not'ualk its1lt‘11lll be reuuirt -’1 i
’l‘l N I ll . l C to suppb about 170 New Canaan 111ml
1e oro on 1
Hg)” ompany 0‘ lli‘lllEll furnishing the remainder, so
”h“ lliolne 1u11t‘d hd“ also been (quipp 1111111 it is plohable tltat this town's»
ed with unit"s,(nut and ptlsent liuite1al
militat‘t appearante when assembled
[for drill with their guns and suits 0!
0111121111 olive drab.
boritood of 20. Inasmuch as theseI
lads will soon be summoned to learc' "
town for the front. it would he a 1:001“
" Dr. George ll. Noxon gave the sec- mum in... entire district will beI
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quota will be somewhere in the neigh-
. The United Tlcctric light and Water Co.
idea for Darien folks to get busv and w:
8113 liill Wlliii llillll
.Wlll prove to be one of the most satisfactory investments.
you ever made and will last for years. Unless you have rated
appreciate its great usefulness.
HOT WATER FOR BATH, SHAY-
ING 0R LAUNDRY USE
a-
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ONLY A LIMITED NUM-
BER LEFT AT THIS PRICE——
~I0RDER Now.
1mm
one of that: convenient GAS WATER HEATERS, you cannot‘
it“.
THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1917
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Handsome
but the CRESCENT SHAPED.
or half lenses are a great con—
venience in cases where a read—
I ing glass must be worn much ci
l, the time, and the wearer must
at the same time be able to lock
across the I‘OODI 01‘ office.
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'I'HAMER;
Oculists. Optometrists, Optician.
“The House of Good Glasst‘ls',
87 Atlantic 811., Stamford, Ccnn.
Open Sat. eve. until 9 o’clock
E VINRUDE
Row Boat Motor
,1. Good as new, for sale at a. bar-
' lgain.
THE BARKER FACTORY
>5, 7%..
ond lesson in first aid Tuesday after-
noon. at (‘enter School. to the class or-
:ganized there last Week, the most re-
t-cntlv organized of several sutlt class
Ies which the doctor has conducted in
town during the [Mist f1 11 month}.
as other places am planning to do. i
A Drop On a
Tgttghy Corn
Instant relief! Then com or
callus lift. of! with fingers.
1
Work was begun yosterd: 11' upon the
1galowon \iitnsiit id awnne. w-lti1l1 1111s
recently bought by Lyman Sniilin. of
,llutier's gatago. A porch is heinl:
,‘etecied. and other itittlrotemcnts “ill
be made before \11‘ Suitlilt tallzm pos-
.lu.~zt think!
litt elf any corn or
colitis without onw
You can
RED ‘5'- .DAY
ROTON. POINT PARK
Saturday Afternoon. July 21
Big Free Attractions
Gross Receipts Donated to the Norwaik Chapter
N0 ADMISSMJN 1'0 PARK
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flTCl‘RlCAl. co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 80. Main St.
So. Norwalk. Music Hall 13111.
in
ISTORES.
Vi ANY “IND exit... 33
session, iit tht carlviall.1 ~
twotue of pain.
A t‘ineinnati titan
‘Norotonitcs are expecting big‘tltinizs
I tlist'ot‘etcd this eiitct
.and 11 rovui good time at the lied compound and nah:-
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I(1‘oss affaii to be held this afternoon "d ‘7 “"591"?- A“)
and en him». at the Norman tire—hottch ”_”""""":‘ “1” WP” 11
ll Silt“ of ii 111‘ i i1 1 1 ‘ ‘ml' 'botlle 0f free-
, . 1 1111-,tomenta11 can and rune for Very little
i candy. ice Cll‘lllll and toner articit's.I cost. You .apply 11
“ill be held in the afternoon. with 10W dt'ol‘ls directly
hiattting in the evening. 7 “W“ 1: WM" mm '
i or callus, ' lnetatttly
.. . , , the soreness dia-
l1 1‘1dontly moor ‘ ‘ - as ‘
i 1 ”I“ pa mg through. appeals. then shortly
111111 have been influenced by the int 11111 will find the
thosinu uppettianee of Cottatablo corn or callus so
t...mgp11)mm1 as Immg otllcer this iuoee that you can
summer. for, since the local police de l-m ’1 ”gm Dfl‘ .
‘ ~ 1 -- a ' t ' . 1
[11111111111 donned his 11111101111, be has h‘u‘om 1'. “on
i b tieiiui. it (tries in-
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Ittot 11111 11 lined to hflli a single (on .43,"in it doesnl
jiist into court. and lttstice Snead ls
liret in: rusty in legal lore 'tor lack of
cases it) try.
eat away the corn or
or callus but sllriveisr
it up without even irritating the skin.
Hard corms. aot‘l corns. or corns be—
tween til-1" toes. as well as painful
(lliiusea. “it rich! nit. There is no
pain before 01‘ afterwards. No soro-
ncas or summing. Women 'shouidt
keep a tiny bottle on the dresser until
never let a corn ache twice.
Eugene .\1‘1olett of‘Noroton Heights.
d‘m‘merly chef at Fitch's Home. was
chef for the Third Company of the
sit-lune Guard of Stamford when it
camped at Trinity Lake over the. week-
end. "Gene" performed the same nor
rice. for the Sblppnn company when
Ithey were camped at the some place
a few weeks ago, and is adding con
Islderably to his reputtion tot culinary
Iskill in feeding these hungry hosts.
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Mr and Mrs. Richard T. nl‘iullet‘. the
llt'ornter an instructor in horticulture at
the University of Maine. have return- 1
ed to their home in that state. after:
enjoying a month at the home of Mn,
Muller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dcltrich.
Muller ol’ Mansfield avenue. While"
stopping in town, they entertained as,
their guest for a few days. Prof. S. 13.1
ISO NORWALK -
Save oncy By. Making Your Own Clothes
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
Are the Most Economical.
1 They saw: you from one-half to one yard of material on each drool.
Call at our Pattern Department and see the
JULY PAPERNS
on
The SUMMER FASHION BOOK
JAMES DONNELLY
CONN
Bought; for Cash.
Address chare Sentinel
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Iron Wanted
We will pay you the highest
market prices for scrap iron and
metal in large quantities. Gall-in
formation from us before 30' '
anyone.
L. EFFRON? ’
S Rowan St. East: Norwalk.‘
Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906.
1| remedy for labelled
of the urinny lm: t.
Petition Ionnpohouunl
end will not “Helm-e.
Believe. in l to a den.
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Price It. or ii boltlu $2.75,-
C‘umfllgl
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‘I‘HB EVANS G
lilowker’s’
Pyrex
mentor
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Brown, who is the head of the depart-1;
intent of agriculture attire university.I
There are 313 names upon the listI
of men registered in this town as sub-. I
ject to draft. The numbers assigned}
to Darien men begin with 3.050.11nd1
end with 3362, inclusive, so. whencv er I
AT THE PALACE THEATRE TODAY ‘1
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Boys" Sculls and Waisls
A Fortunate Purchase 0f
Boys’ White Waists to sell for
Boys’ Shirl Waists at
Bays’ “Wash“Suils
A. maximum at son's
' DEPARTMNT STORE
ill Washinmon Si. SO1NOIW3lk
50c
'59; I
75c 10.51.25 ill
P1111112 tat I
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insects and
Many Biights.
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WASHINGTON STREET
F. 3. [WIN
duh Printing
neMartuRemed A Valuable
To'r Dynpepsiaanj Restorative
Indigestion Tonic
Dr. Glenny believed Dlgoetonelne to be the monk efiectlve remedy ever discov-
and for Dyapepaia. Indigestion and many other common form: .of Stomach
Immediately relieve. Heartbuht $0111" or Cassy Stomach, Dizzineu.
etc. Tones the entire system—supplies new enet‘gy—ubrings mound. refreshing
deep and create- vigornul appetite. Jt-hyonrown faultifyau caller longer.
It. bu helped me so
without it. I have ree-
No. On.
Mumagm I! run ummm 11.111111111111151.
m at vitamin-II. nplnlonlrtewdi
Diltflu.
1.3m improving health aim ! have been medicine.
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amended it to may the!!! rum mine“ met: good: WILLIS no we. mm.
MEAD;
SUMMER
CLOTHES
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