Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 14, 1918 · page 8

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The case of Shock vs. Gadd, which;
was tohave been tried in the court of.
common pleas was settled out of court[
yesterday. Judge Tammany represent-
.ed the defendant and Dunbar E Quin
Ian the plaintiff.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Willa-val.

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Tweuty-ilve is about the Hillside School has chartered

Will Be 00.!!! figure that will (in you large automobile bus that plies be-
Saturday For MW peg-{m “Wm“. tween Bl idgeportd and tlilis city for Lb:

- . . purpose 0 atton ina t 9 concert 1 a
AS USUBII We M" lower pnced lint! is to be held this evening in the State‘

and more expensive suits
but style, quality and iii are
pro-eminent in our twenty-
nve dollar line.

You'll find a bully good
assortment from which to
pick what you rise up as the

iS’.'eet Casino. Many other local p. ..
[Ilt‘ are planning to motor over.

DON N ELLY’S

16 So. Main St.
wmnoawam

§ EiTNewsj

One oi the best entertainments that
athe A. 0. li.. have planned in many
years will oe staged tomorrow eVenlng
in Lockwood's liall, when Miss Mar-
cclla Quinn. the talented reader from

 

 

 

 

 

 

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W. New Haven. will give her interpreta-

itlon of Peg '0 Mv Heart. Many local

Rogers & Stevens italented singers are also on the pro-

gram. The music will be furnished by=

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ion llultbell has reallnu . mm 1“. Jeremiah mark. of the Mr...“ 1,0,; Tile case 01 it. Ratchfurtl vs. Harry

‘aafety. Company, is ill. ‘.t-kett was settled in favor of ‘llle
..__ _: , ,_ . .

Butler Chapter. x0. 7' i. O. 0. F. cfendan yesterday in the (cult of

Edward Murphy, of the City More, =l'llllll0n pleas. The defendant was a
has been ill with an ttack of mu, to: former ledger of Ratcllford's and was
'several days. :accused of removing articles other
' 1 than his own froln the hotel. The case
has was tried in the City Court some time
ago in favor of the plaintiff, but the
decision was appealed, and finally set-
tled in Bridgeport. int 0. Gregory
representing the plaintiff and Dunbar
anti Quinlan appearing for the defen‘
dill.

in last evening and disposed of rou-
tine business.
The Foresters of America. Court . ' .~—-——
Nari-tilt Circle. will hold their regular b ”M's-“l midi“: ‘lllOI'nelin wht;l 1
i 9"“ l"i’t‘n n: t e ion as wee s n
. \r-itlv meelin tonight. . .
u" I _ g _ .M‘w York city, studying the latest
The Children of Mary of St. 'Mal'v'fi “‘ ll ~ in sprint; and summer tilillinery
Chum-ll, met in the Catholic Cluh last “"1 also inns?! bass to match. hats and
evening’ will accomplished considera- will resume business at l2?
(hie work for the Red Cross. i .llztln street. holly. March 15. i
or St.’ Owing to a mistake in the booking. Norwailt will attempt to regain the
John's uric». No. 6, P, and A. M.. is ‘J 0 colored singers from the litica in- lead of the league when the Anson-
to is- belt. this evening, at which time Willie Of Mississippi. W110 were l0 ians visit the Armory tomorrow night.
the NHPICI‘ Mason's degree will be ”3"“ appeared I“ "W South Norwalk The Norwttlks will line up the same as
confct'l'rd. Baptist Church last night. failed i0 always. with Reich and Johnson fot~
‘ __.._.- \lilhliP their appearance and the large wards, ‘\'right 0.9m". and Murray and
A small fire at 72 Harbor avcnue number of people who had gathered to: “.1...qu guards. Ansonia will have
culled "I, firemen out about 9 o'clock hear these singers. was disappointed.I “ruggvv the ”.0 Harveys, Smoilclt and
' last evening. There was no damage. ‘ . fl . ' . \l'assmer. The preliminary will b” n
and the fire was out by the time the ”"9“” 0m“ 0' ”"1““ ’ ”3"“ :battie llf'lWl't‘n the remnants of the
fi‘htprfl reached the scene. U?” "f ”1° mm" "m" Congregationalzold Naval Militia and the Harstrom
I V ' ‘(hurCh' met at the home MM“ w”..tcam. Toni Thorpe will referee and

fled Bodweil, Seymour street. yester-

TF‘? E‘i‘iiiitttiozxelimozogi'lzd 8:; davafternoon. and packed home, made after the
Mail m L. . ‘1‘", purchased by R". cookies and other material to be sent.‘ ”—
Elixirs: lliflel'lllizln. is now i-beinx 1° ”‘9 soldiers ’“ Camp McClellaniAln- A number of ambulances for the
renovated and put into shape for its ”'5'”- Alabama. "he” the R"' to“; government. en route from Providence
new owner. 'Slapleton, pastor of "'9 down _°' .to Hog island ship yards. passed
’ Congregational Church, is doing " M' through here yesterdav morning. They
C. A: War Work. ’were the very latest pattern used by

—"’ itlte government today. Each car can-

Drivers 0' jitneya. or "e“ pleasure i talned six stretchers. three above and
cars who park where they should “ot'three below; electric "mm and a
park. except for the “rpm" 0‘ du‘itanlt providing running water. The
,rharglng passengers. as set forth bylbodiea were made by the Monahan Ve»
"l" new "No Parking" sings erected on . hicle.Co.. of Providence. and the chair

3'0"“ “"d South MRI" street "d on is were built by the Acason Motor Co..
“’“hmgton ””9"" M“ be arrested. ofDetroit. The machines were paint-
" ”‘9" persist in keeping 0" doinzas ell servlc gray. and were substantial-
they should not, after having been looking.

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warned and are liable to a fine of not
more than 820. The police have been; F _
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ordered to arrest anyone who violates
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this ordinance and will do so, afieli
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and Personal

first having given a warning.

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A spcchti communication

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tdancing will be in order

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4 The regular quarterly meeting of
;. Louise Lodge. Daughters of Herman.”
was brld last evening. Nothing of
“ any importance except routine busi-
ness was transacted. After the meet-
ing a kan‘ee-klatch was enjoyed.

'Ophtr Chapter. 0, E. 3.. met last ev-
ening and gave a miscellaneous show-
er to Mrs. Hazel s. Griswold. whose
husband. Harry Griswold is now in
Tranco. After the. shower refresh-
ments and a social time were etuoyed.

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‘Iv‘rank C. Johnson. who is engaged
in building a house on Pleasant street.
East Not-walk. complained to the Do-
‘ ice yesterday about boys running
around the building under process of

Instruction and destroying various
things there. Other J. Dorney is in-
, esttgating the matter,. ,

 

Sergeant Frank Verilil. of the state.

police. came to this city yesterday af-I
ternoon. and left warrants with the lo.
cal police to be served upon Oliver 1).}
Murphv. an auto truck driver. and
Townsend B. chltwire, his employer”
in which the two men are to g3 to
Westport this afternon at 2 o'cloclt.‘l
and stand trial. Tbev are. charged.
with driving a motor truclt without the '
necessary "look back" or mirror on‘
the side, so that they can see whether

or not any machines are coating twl -" Sler'l-‘P N"! W” “"9“ “‘3' 9""

thing 'in honor of Master Ernest Mei-

behind ”lem. iscl. at his home. No. 47 Lowe street.
FREE OF.CHARGE '(lntnes and solos were. played during;

Why “it" with indigestion. drivel» tin- eveninc. Refreshments were .serv-i
sin. torpid liver. constipation, soured 8' a ““9 bour. Th0“! DRE?!"- '0"!

ltomach.‘ coming-up of food after eat-' 1”“ follows: Gladys Yarrington. Elisa-
ing. etc.. when you can get a sample bi'lh “'“80: 39”“ Vadas, E“ SteV-

 

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' J’Meduric Flury. proprietor of the
,Oermanla Hotel. raided bv the State
wine last Sunday evening. anti
inst whom there was a warrant
charging him with keepinc a bout» of
.m rune. returned to South Norwalit
yesterday after a trip to New Jersey.
unwritten be left on Sunday after
Bonn and was arrested by Detective
Sergeant Hunt, but was released un-
derrbonds to await trial on Saturday
morning before Judge. Vosburgh.

 

 

 

 

lat Plaisted's drug store. This medi~lKalhan llerman.

 

 

 

 

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‘ .from Boston. where he bu been a

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” Aside

. People with practical plans are pushing on to success. Those
.' wiseregularlyarebanldngpariofeachdollartheygetiniheh'
wings accounts wanna in-ttraaon are m at at. right

Wareheadedtowardsmonegmdapendenoef Ara

has represented in this city for more
than twenty years. '

Mr. and Mrs. Washington i. )1an-
hurst of Holden Hill, Wilton. an-
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Mildred Kathryn. to H../habit
Becker of Fairlield avenue.

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CorporaiDavld Glasaar of 00.1,]
Mil infantry. Carbon-slim,
'returaad'totids'dattas after spending
thy-vaitb that'llauov‘s. la

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- , lrottle of Green-fl August Flower free enaon, Loretta Tuttie. Dorothy Smith.t

Kathryn Bordon; Mrs, J. E. Shepherd journeyed to

mine has remarkable curative proper- ”‘40“ Smith. 11‘1““ Calmer. Martha Camp Merritt. New Jersey. yesterday.

iilridxeport today on duty at the court
William G. Crockett has returned.
' number of times before as the guestl

puny, which company Mr. CrockettI

 

WHAT HEPAPNED.

when I announced two weeks ago the raise in Ford car
prices? Simply lllih: \

A Lively Sonatpar of the wise ones my way to place
their orders “'llllt' the going was good—before. any further

 

 
 
 

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will war a Ina-filed" Mutt ted
The night ala- U-Ilaad but
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mini line to til-entire Inc" germ. . WM“ giving .
mtha dalntieat oar-ent- taught.
Ml. Smllce. Blades-mic. land with Walohn." the
rustle-s bum—penitflumwithu Iona-i.
HavemrdeaienhowgoaI-Jollelndeua. indolent-
puwaid. samples

0 Beautiful Boat and Shoulders
W . BMMIW It I!»
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advance might. pet-chance. come!

Last Sunday I side-stepped the porters—too busy
keeping up with the flood of orders. Got a breathing
spell yesterday: result, this ad. So here goes:

WARNING!

Don 't put 011' your Ford car order till too late.
Ford cars are jolly scarce today. Pretty soon
they’ll be scarcer titan Old Maids at a Stag Party
of (‘ollege Boys. Half the Ford Detroit plant is
on the job for Uncle Sam. ('ar production, there- .

, fore, cut ill two. ORDER NOW! ‘
WARNING!

If undecided what kind of car to buy this
_\'ijlii'—-(l0ll 't let the high-price fellows put one over. i
ilzxu't swallow the bait of the $1,000, $1,500 or l
#9000 Automobile ('happit- Agent. llo a good
turll for your eoplltry and incidentally for your-
self Buy a Ford Car and put the 'ditferance into
Third Liberty Loan Bonds.

PLAY FAIR, MR. MAN

You tell your wife that aha really must cut down extrava-
gancea during the war—less manleulrng. leaa ball- dressing.
fewer matineas—and that sort of thing!

 

So when it's up to you, old man, to buy your
new car-mine courteous. of course. to the high-cost
llllii'llllli' Auto Salesman ~lult show him the door
just the same.

Then call us on the phone and suv!

“Mr. Flint—I have decided to follow the
example of hundreds of thousands of my respected
fellow count on and buy a Ford. Please make
the delivery as early as possible."

FORD TOURING CAR
1". 0. B. Detroit

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roan ausnou'r
'P. O. B. Devoid
FORD SEDAN '
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puree Wmfitnt

$450
$485

} w'ATCH FOR
“WHO’S WHO AND Will?”

$50.00 in‘Zthld Given by the
Sentinel for a Demonstra-
. ion oi Your Ability.

The following merchants will give the
special merchandise prizes antler their
names. '

ANGEVINE FURNITURE COMPANY
A Beautifullwcovered Electric Lamp.

N. E. RYAN COMPANY
A Handsome Satin Camisole.

EVERY WOMAN’S FASHION SHOP
A Beautiful Crepe De Chine Waist.

ALBERT D. MORGAN ‘ '
A Fine Snading Fork.

. Each winner of a prize in this contest will be
ltlven one artistic photograph o (themselves by G. S.
North. Photographer.

Full details will be published early next week.

WATCH THE SENTINEL FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION

Ask Your Favorite Merchant About This Fine
Enterprising Plan

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SHOOT.
shoot of the inter-ain't.
f the Norwalk Rifle club
will be held Saturday afternoon, March
16. at 3 o'clock. on the new range at
the Hotel Mohackemo.

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Corporal William V. Tooker. of 35th NORWAL
('o.. l., l. 8., Fort Terry. is spending ill The secoild‘mmE CL”.
few days furlough at the home of his match series 0
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tooker, ivy ‘
Place. i
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Mr. and Mrs. William H. Odell, of. A ra ti
East avenue. received word this mom '1" pl e co shoot for the members
ing that their son. William H.. has al-< o'cio:kso All held in," evening at 8
rived safcl somewher 0 th . ' ' meln rs are re ueste

’ ___‘° ver ere ’ to be on hand for qualificationqas th:

Misti Roslyn Marcus of Borotiglr “‘1 members making “19 highest
Park. N. Y., has returned to hls‘m'" on Friday Wl" be chosen to
home. after spending the day with thei 3:33” Saturday afternoon team for
Tarlov's. 16 Grove street. . r ' ”MW" ”0 practice 81100-
i lug will be allowed on Saturday printi-
‘Mrs. Arthur H. Thomas and daugh. to the contest. This contest 'lll con-
ter. Elisabeth of Ridgeneld. were; tlnue 101' I Period of 8 weeks longer
guests of Mrs. lda Jelllf of Norwalit for; “d I" “0m to to the War Depart-
a few days last week. ' meat VeekIY, and are there verified;

“d P'llbllshed in the "A 1
Herbert Clark. a local barber. has ; Man" the atheist paper orrt'li: 318130017?
"310de lmmt’. after a week's visit. Rifle Association of America . no i
with llllt sister. Mrs. Edward E, Allen.l _ ' i

Eimhurst. t. l. WOMEN wtto FASCINATE

_._ The art of fascination and attract
tiveness in women is founded on goodl
health. Women who drag throughi

 

 

 

 

 

.-Lydia E. Pinhham's Vegetable Com-i
pound, to aleviate such ailments ltl
would surely pm"! the greatest aid'
to health and consequent beauty that‘
she has over known—Adv. ’

‘ house.
MD

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Remington, all other.
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. Photo Supphes rites. and has demonstrated its efilci-J and Manet Meisel. Masters Emest’whew her son. Donald. is now station long hours davs weeks it _ I
. ‘emy In. “NY years Of 81100988. Head. Mi‘ltlel. “allace Bates. Charles 88:88. ed I t . , an same '
1138‘? YOIII' Films Here to inches tire often caused by a disordered Oscar Olson. Laurence Buabou. Daniel. . l 1:99 120mm of suffering with head.l M *
Be Developed stomach, i \Coung. Andrew Wargo. Gordon Dari-l William A. Clougber, of Hartford. “01:: “belles and draggingdownll ~ .
. August plow-er is put up in 30 and son Harry Pedan. Frank Bukta. Steve-hm. be..." spending a few do ya in South. flint (soon we: the tell-tale exprcs... -0. d
'1 own 90 cent bottles. For sale in all civilizedflarden. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Meiscl. Norwallt. 0 '00 an misery. if every ancil' . , _ .
POWCII ration countriea.—-.‘dv. [The guests departed at state hour.: ~ woman would only turn to that good Colo . . h

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(Mil. FOR FREE 8001117

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re Ired. Rentals 84
pe month. Machlnet
sold at 85 POr month.

PLUMIIR
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