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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 24, 1917 · page 7

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‘10 pay for tlte cabbage plants destroy- or women to exert themselves beyond
ed by them, and also pay the cost of their strength. The girl Striving for
keeping the geese for days, the length honors in school, lite busy housewife.
of time they were shut up by Mrs. Car- 'the sltop girl, the. society climber or
avella. Judge Moore decided that the 1036”,
defendant would have to pay the costs flowers of endurance.

 

 

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JOSE-FE DAVIS

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Work on the pairing of South Main
strett is proieeding favorably.

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no». with sppt 9" etl‘ift'a: t‘Tl the h-
of ti; slain blatant-n l7 and in wars
of ;.' to join the ozuanizettiou at}
Orange. ‘

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l'ile boys live tn tn tits and arr tum.
lrlittl their: board and in addition urn;

‘pttid Fi"\'(‘il?_\'-fi\'e‘ t't‘iltfi‘ to a. dollar a?

tiny. depending: upon lltt-il' ability. The,
work is in gatdtns', hay fif‘itli, and2
general l'arni wark. Tit-.y work 5 12.
days a week. ;

lir. Howv is anxious to hear from?
boys who would like to join the camp'
at .()t‘anl.‘t-. ‘Ctlllliiln‘lt‘ ‘lliirtuatiun'
may also he had from .i, S. 't'alt iii»:
of the Y. .\1. C. A. at New liar-cu.

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,‘ One way to learn to be efficient is.
The t-lit‘ployf‘s 0f tilt-“Clue” 8: p61" 10 study mp (imploncy oi' Otlwl‘:‘.j
‘body Shirt Factory are enjoying a two- Russia, the new republic. is how.) .)'.-‘

line to improve, iter‘am'icttilulai (11"
:gtilllli‘ttiull and is studying Atiterican
' agriculturewith that in mind. A part

PM” Connery, employed in the office of this study is beinn conducted in
of Judge William F. Tammany, mot— Connecticut.

ored with a party to Norfolk, Conn, _ ‘ ‘ _,
_ direction of Pt‘oft‘ssot‘ 1,. lioradtn ott

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1 j the Russian Cottanission,
. placed' with

Twenty young littssians, under the

are ht ins,

various county

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agentsl

Th0 annual picnic 0f the Whale“, throughout the country, to acquainl‘

ever
held
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Thursday at 301011 Point. Meni-
should be present at 11 o‘clock.

 

”STEP TO THE PHONE

Three of these men will court- to (‘ttlt-
llt't'li(‘\li for a period of two “'(‘l‘lim

I. Just which counties of ill!" stale. tin-3'
.wiil visit has not

hem
but immediate steps will be taken to

Circle. King’s Daughters, will be them with the drtaii'l of the wot-lea

tit-r rntilied:

and ai-mfia to have your tanner gel‘v. litter thctn ilt touch with the farm,

ed at the Country Club Thursday

night.

the ‘tloutpo Life Guards.

chestra, of Bridgeport, will furnish

music.

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bureau ()rstillizalioils.

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I SUFFRAGE NOTES. 1

. H q . t The pit-liming of tir’ White House,
A (Lump will be held ”H" ettntng q and the t'apilol at Washington was,

Cameo Beat-h under the auspices of the worlt of ntetttbots oi' the National

Kern‘s or- Woman's party and was disapproved
Woman t

by the National American

Sutlragists all ever thc country. New
terthel-m stlft‘ragists everywhere were:

shocked at the sentences of sixty

'Ci'l‘ (‘if‘l‘k $191”an Dohus and City days iinpored on the sixteen wonteni
A‘ltliltil' \‘l'iiiiani E. Kcisler were the who were sent last \W‘ck to the hiss;

guests of Mayor Cf,“ Axel “Myron, ti let of t'otttmbia workhouso at Occu':

at a theatre party in New York city

quart, \‘iruinia, last week. Teftlzrams
of protest were sent froth all parts

yesterday. The trip “'35 mm“ by au- of the (Ollllll‘_\‘ to President Wilson.
"The Executive Board of the. (‘onttcmf-

tomobiie.

cut Woman Stift'r:t::e Association join-

L Harvey of \leridcn. repi'tl‘tcd to cd in these protests and sent the fol-
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the local police that a Ford automobile .

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lowing: resolution to Washington: l
Whereas. a sentence of sixty days;

had 13"” SW9“ front him bearing the imprisonment has been imposed mtl

numbers 38937.

The harvesting of the hay crop is
now well advanced and some farmers
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sixtecu women on a tetltuical charge
of obstructing traflic, and 1
Whereas. these. women were mere-l
ly exercising their legal rights of,
petition and protest: therefore it is |
Resolved by the Executive Board?

crop this year is “11‘3“: owing ‘0 the‘ of the Connecticut Woman Stll‘lralze'

frequent rains, and if there

tinned moisture many fields will prob- “it:

ably yield a second crop.

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is 0011- Association tltat we while not cutlorw‘

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the action of the Washington suf-I

irauisrs-in picketing the White 1 case,
i‘llll the Capitol .protest most ener-l
geticaily against ill" efforts of the air

 

Wild blackberries “'1“ 30011 b“ “90 thorities to suppress free speech and

and reports front the
country are to the effect that the crop
will be very large. it is expected that

surrounding so unjust; and

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Resolved that we respectit‘eir urge;
the President of the l'nited States lo‘,
protest publicly against this injusticc'

large quantities of the berries will be and to vindicate our historic iibertiesl
converted into jelly or jam, in councc- by his public protest.

tlon with the general food conserva-
tion movement.

 

The; Knights of
Branch, ’No. 19, will
'rituritttay evening in Red Men’s hall,
at which there will be installation of
officers.

l‘ytltias,

Whether tho telegram 01' the (Yon-i
llh'l'll(‘lll Woman Suffrage Association;
had anything to do with the action of;
the President in portioning the suffrad

0”“? gist prisoners. of course it is impossi“
hold a meeting ble to say.

But the fact remains that,
the pardon was mauled just afterthis}
telegram lllll‘il have been received at
the White House.

It was undoubted-l

The district DODUW from ly one. of a flood of telegrams calling!

Stamford will be present as will ntt- the President‘s attention to the fact:

tional officers.
served and a general good timeenjoy-
ed.

Mrs. Jetta Crawford of Rowayton is States has rpmc into the war.

satisfied once more. She has gained
possession of her flock of geese. Mrs.

Crawford brought proceedings to 01,. lilt‘tltilll‘t‘. This great association has
tain the geese from Maria Caraveila, a beep perfectly peaceful and orderly
neighbor, who had shut them up «be- in "3 "10mm“. n"d if peaceful and

cause they were destroying her gar-

den. The affair was thrashed out yes: mm.“

let-day before Justice of Peace Wil-
liam .1. Moore and settled. Mrs. Craw-
ford was given her geese, but she had

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Why; Worry .

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23] your vacation, about fire and
burglars? . Silverware and ,2
3'7 other bulky articles of value

: can be conveniently stored
here at very moderate ex.
pulse. .
l SAFE DEPOSIT Box

7, in our fire and burglar proof
vaultsfor your valuables tind
" important ., papers cant be
_, rented from $4.00 and up.
1-; Why not rent one today? 3;.

nie- South Norwalk

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all orertax their natural

Then comes

nervous troubles, backaches, head-
‘aches, frequently organic troubles,

which reduce them almost to despair.
/, Women suffering thus should first,

g, recognize the necessity of putting on '
fijthe brakes and slowing down.
“guides
" {already done to their health, the best

- During the summer while on 1,,

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Refreshments will be that the best prevention of furtherI

.troublc would he the passage of the
Federal Suffrage Amendment. when»,
by this country would be made “safe.
for democracy" for which the United

The National American Woman
Suffrage Association is urging the
passage of the Amendment as a war

orderly are approved by the Govern-
ment. now is the little to show ap-

WOMEN T00 mart—ous
Excessive ambition leads: all sorts

Be-
tltis. to remedy the mischief
is upon that famous and
standard medicine for womeit’s ail-
ments Lydia E, Pinkham‘s Vegetable
Compound—Adv.

 

NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT
"According to the critics, this pop-
ular dramatist‘ skates on thin ice in
his latest play."
"Well. there are so many veteran.

shack absorbers in theaverage then. '
‘tre audience nowadays that few per-

sons would be able to tell if he kept .
on skating or broke throuzh occasion.
ally."

 

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s TERLING
BEER ‘GERATtiR
SALE
20% OFF

' A Wonderful Money Sav-
ing Sale at just the op-
portune. time, when you
can . get the entire sea-
son’s use at a big saving

" ‘ sale price $8.00
sale price $9.60
sale price $12.00
sale price $14.40
sale price $16.00

sale price $20.00
sale price $24.00

sale price $28.00

This Sale. includes our
famous Sterling Refrig-
eratorlthal is fully guaran-

teed in every respect.
Charge AccountSZOpened ‘

SIERLING fliRNliliRE 00.

s ‘ ' ' $10 Refrigerator,
. $12 Refrigerator,
$15 Refrigerator,
~ $18 Refrigerator,
' $20 Refrigerator,
$25 Refrigerator,
$30 Refrigerator,

$35 Refrigerator,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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127,- 129, 131 Washington St., So. Norwaik
Phone 105
Children Cheerfuiiy Painless
and Patiently «)9, “d 3:31:ng
Treated by Modern, .Sympathctio
Painless Methods. Acepfic Office Treatment
V DR.S.M.DEITZ i
' Gas Administer“
Moderate Surgeon by the oxygen

Charges for Very
Best Dental Work.

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Method.

DENTIST

75 South Main Street

Gold and Porcelain
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p.

Restoration.

15 Years In in. by appointment. All kinds of Artlfl
the Practice of ' c cial Deztug'lh
High-Clan w "W" i" ' 0°

00mm" (- Work, Etc, Skil-

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Save Money By Making Your Own Clothes
PICTORlAL REVIEW PATTERNS

s Are the Moot Economical.
‘ They save you from one-half to one yard of mania! on each dress.

 

JULY PtdmRNS
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The smart. FASHION 30015 ' '

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The Gorham Co.i
‘DECORATORSE

Everything in Paints

‘Sforo Closed 1 P. ill.

 

 

 

 

 

 

and Wall Paper

Saturday ,

10 First Street
East Norwalk

 

 

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iii GLO [If R S 1‘ RAYMOND BROTHERS
iii: Est. 1897. i Phone 113-3. 137 Wuhinzton St.
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1i mm Oxfords and Shoes 7 Budding Material of Every Kind
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if mm, RALSTON AND Sewer Pipe, land Tile, Well Pipe

‘, HANAN _ _

ii’ 3 Make. Wen Worthy of Their , _. F Ire Proofing Material, etc.
1:5 , Names

at: OUTING AND TENNIS I; 'L __4'— M » rtv~ _,___.M._. _ a 1‘
ti; snons FOR ALL THE t ' '

a...“ The City N attonal Bank
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if Elwood &Glover Banking Connectlons

1:1 122 Wa‘hingmn 3m“ 1 Banking necessities vary with the requirements of busi-
:’ South Norwalk 1 n6“. - - -

5 t If prospective plans include the opemng of a new or
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additional bank account. let us explain why we believe this
Bank 5 facilities will be of particular value.

It will be worth your while to learn the scope of the service
rendered customers of this conveniently located and pro-
gressively managed institution.

There Is True Economy
In Buying a Reliable Refrigerator .

We have the best made in all sizes, with Tile, Enamel or
Galvanized Innings. Call and see them.

PORCH FURNITURE, BUGS AND SCREENS.

RAYMOND & SON

Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.

Wall and High Sta. Norwalk’r

 

 

 

 

 

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iREBUILT TYPEWRITERS-du.
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156 fair-flew Ave., Bridgeport. Conn.

 

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Underwood,.
Remington. all otheri
makes. sold. rented,
repaired. Rentals, $3
per month. Machines

sold at 85 per month. .

Smith,

 

Continuing the

SPECIAL SALE .
Ladies" Black Pumps

Patent Colt and Kid Pumps. All the new styles.
$6.00 Grades now ... . $4.95 $5.00 Grades now . , . . . . . . $3.95
$3.50 and $4.00 Grades now... . .. . ..

LADIES’ WHITE BUCK SPORT SHOES
Rubber Soles and Heels were $8.00, now .. . . . . . . . . . . "$0.00

CONNEALLY & ’BRACKEN

81 Washington Street.

 

South Norwalk.

 

 

 

PLUMBER
TYPEWRlTER EXCHANGE

 

 

ZELUFF’S
' Drug Store

1 North Main Street
.833--Phonos--1532}

Whitman’sCltocolates

Drugs Prescriptions

 

 

 

 

if You Have

' Any "Junk
:1; S. Jalle

Phone 480 .

37 Fort Street, East Norwalk

 

 

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l-‘rhbie’s Pies
rte: Momentum: lies-
1 scrt. Soltlal Ali‘Stores.
Try Then. ‘

 

'- THE GREATEST
I .FOOD’ VALUE

 

 

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N0~ pulleys being

W all—g used to roll them
PORCH SHADES . “P-

Vufiv tar-nun on. mu '

lill. $235.6 ll. $3.65, 8 ll. $4.50, 10 ll. $6.50

A. J. Collins Co. ”

 

 

B. JACKSON
OPTOMSETRIST .

58 Wall Street. -' ,

KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxford: in
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.

Nor-walk.
Gold or

Thorough examination of the eyes. Uculists’ ‘prescrip- L

tions promptly filled. Expert Remit-lug.

The only. shade ,

§ latenequipped With ,. j"
frictionless glides;

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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