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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 2, 1918 · page 7

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BORAX BILL, THE EXPERT 20 '
MULE TEAM JERK LINE m l

Tarantun Pete. Known/arthe Boy 9r-
ator, to Speak on Death ’
Valley

Borax Bill. ste1lin~ representativle
Of the pioneer days in the Far West.1
“ill drive his 20 \lule Borax Team
”around South Norwalk, Tuesday. May
7th. Borax Bill as a manipulator o!
the jerltline is an efficiency engineer.
His history is as romantic as that of

COAL

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l SOUTH NORWALK TUESDAY ‘

“Quality Shoo”
NEW SHOWING
SUMMER POPLIN DRESSES
$5.95 to $8.95 ’

CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED

 

 

tiny of Jack London’ 5 hemes and the1
fact that he is the last of the big
string teamsters gives him an addedl
dislinction. Out West they call him'
the King of tile Teamsters because in'
ghis line there, is no difficulty he can-F
lnot overcome. Fifty years ago. he.
was a Santa (Hula College boy and
1under the spell of the 1:0ch fields he

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lights and gas.

and American style

Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sts.
N. DISESA. Manager.

CENTRAL HOTEL

Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian

J. DISESA, Proprietor.

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53 Water Street, , :came a towelker with Clark, Flood l
'Eai1, O' Brien and others. 1
Tel' 721' l ‘ l Tarantulmyete from Death Valley.[

California; will make an address to,
the c1owds here. Pete comes froui‘
fthai part of California that cooled
111 at when the eatth was cooling and
ill ofiiciully 1ecognized in the
United States govemment reports as
the hottest place on earth: Born
:somewhme between the Panaullnt and
Funeml Mountains, “here Nevada
joins California the cradle of his child-1
hood was a bucking bronco and in his,I
(tender youth his little red wagon was

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Ell) News1

Miss Charlotte Grumman has
cured a position as bookkeeper
Bishop & Ly'ncs‘ coal ofiice.

 

 

 

 

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,BABY cnmmofs AND oo-ennrs

TOO.

FOR HIS MAJESTY, KING BABY, AND QUEEN BABY,

These Springtime days are calling for the out-o’-doors,

where the baby belongs all the day long.

IF IT ’8 A BABY CARRIAGE

KIND AT EVERY PRICE.

RAYMOND

mu (no High so

WE HAVE EVERY

it SON
Norwslk.

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.. Robert G. Wlsion of New YOrk
city, is occupying his summer home more
at 27 West avenue:

than .1 boy being 22 year]
1Away out time he is called the "Boy
= M meter of the l’anamints.’ and earned
“Allen“! ”‘1“ 0f p1emlums vacant this sobriqurt by his ability to speak;
51°”. “0‘“ Clifford South Main capably on many subjects at political.
~strett beginning Saturday, “11314. at and patriotic gatheilngs The M:
10 a ".7 Bargains. ' {reaches of the great west land them- .
[selves to study. Many competent lead-
ers have come from cabins in the wlid’
and uninhabited territories of Nevada,
and California A man's work is a .
boys play out there and there is no

. _ ‘ thine silly 01 futile and Tarantula
The Doheitv family or New “Wk Pete profited hv his rigorous early1

. who have onlchnsed the \‘anderhoef 1"“an As the crowds will corrO-‘
property in 1" “St m,el\l(* are expected borutc soon. Pvto is :1 fine speaker. l

A message was received by relativea
in town today that Lieutenant J. J.
Millardrpf» the hospital lcorps, has or-
rived solely in France.

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one of the great freight caravans I 3'93!
the twenty mule team. He is a 15 13‘
old ,l

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in town today Many changes are bl South Nornulh merchants are. inter

ing made m the house ; cated in the coming of the big carai’nn‘

""b' "’ nnl will giv-'3u\111y free sample on
“kinda of Al (“rt F. B1itto.who Tuesday.

left with the Sixth Company recently
1'01 overseas, have 1oceived word from
him," telling of his safe arrival some»:
where in France,

NO MORE NATIONAL GUARD
TROOPS ‘

WASHIVG'i‘ON May L-lndication'

-—«Monlter Grotto social and dance. that the War Department has decided
Friday. May 3. Community Hall 01“ not to accept any nditionul National
fashioned dance. jGuard units in the forces sent abroad
‘ was seen today In 1111 order telegraph-
ed to the (lol’ernor of Minnesota in
asking him to disband the Second
Minnesota infantry. The Minnesota

 

Rosetta M. Drake, of Bridgeport
has filed suit vtor $5.000 damages
against Mrs, Mary Definger of Stam-

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SYRACUSE
CHILLED PLOWS

LTwill'turn i1 furrow better than all other makes. ,
Made in two sizes.cheraI styles all in stock

ALSO HAND CULTIVATORS AND HAND

ALBERT 'D. MORGAN

 

 

 
 

 

o. B. JACKSON

OProMETnIs'I

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unwed: plummet... 0mm. in Gold

Norm

Shell Shim-On and Other Mountings.

Moughenmlnntionolthoeya. Won-alp-
donspnomptlyfillod. Expat Repairing.

 

 

 

ford, alleging that‘the defendant wrote authorities were anxious to have the‘

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. certain libelous letters about her. The
defendant denie the charge and has
retained counsel to defend her

unit in service as concrete evidence of
the loyalty of the districts in which it.
1was formed.

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Several thousand Norwalkers will:
clip-coupons from their bonds on the _ ___._

fifteenth of this month, many of them MIDDLETOWN, May 2.—Mrs. Jo-

’ enjoying that euperience for the first seph Malclliodle, of Deep River, whol

time. The interest on the. bonds of was struck by on automobile truck'

“‘9 second Liberty Loan becomes due driven by Camillo Melncarne, at Jen-'

WOMAN AUTO VICTIM DIES.

 

 

ELECTRICIANS
“r3311- or nowwork. Competent monnndgood

BOOM DOHEB, FIXTURES, ELECTRICAL m'
CHANDISE AND SUPPLIES

The White Electric Co.
1 Electrical Engineers and Oonmoton

, fix-noted for
service
nnmt

ram

184 Washington St. Phenom

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0" that “18- , . nlngs 11111, died at the Middlesex Hos-‘
pital yesterday afternoon of concus-
sion of the brain. Coroner Davis wentl
to Deep River to make an inquiry. Thai
driver was employed by James Smith
of Madison and lives in Killingworth.

 

The Dental Association of western
Fairileld County has made a contribu-
tion to the Ambulance‘li‘und, each or
the dentists in the association turning
over one day's, receiptsp the total
amount being about $200. At a recent
meeting. a publicity committee was
appointed. consisting of Dr- W. H.i
Gregory of Stamford. Dr. H. A. Heifer- .
nan of Norwalk and Dr. R. G Collins
:of Greenwich.

 

NEW- LONDON
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

 

NORWlCH, May 2~George E. ”Fel-
lows street commis~..ione1 here, was‘
appointed commissioner of New Lon-

Lieutenant William in Barnett of do“ County 10 succeed Frederick J
1Newtown is among the members of Brown 0f Lebanon, deceafied. by Gov-

 

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FERTILIZERS ‘

firm pnosrnnrn or m, anusr menu, so
Pulsar.

CULTURALLIMB, LANDP

ALL FAVORITE BRANDS AT WHOLESALE AND

RETAIL.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

Phone 111.:

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the American Expeditionary forces 9mm” 30‘0me yesterday
ldecorated for bravery upon the but- ‘
ltlefield in France. He is a son of the;
'Rev. and Mrs Francis W. Barnett.l
and went to fiance with his regi— MIDDLETOWN,‘ May 2.—~'l‘l1e burn'
{‘ment last summer. He has “W of ‘Frank B Ashton in the Long Hill
:brotherS. both clergyman, in the ser district was burned y‘esteiday, with
vice one as a chaplain in France, and ten cows. other stock and content-.1
one as a private in a New .York organ- The loss was $5, 000. Mr. Ashton ht
nation» 1 ' Here-Linc barn was set adre.

 

MIDDLETOWN BARN BURNED.~

 

 

 

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Important l!

Ladies’ White Shoes

In many new models including ,
the latest idea in pumps and

oxfords.

All kinds of White Stockings 111 mu:
ICONNEAL’LY of BRACKEN,

81 'Washinzton Street.

sent]: Nor-walk.

 

WOMEN'S
Fine F00iwcar

Pumps Oxfords and .‘Boots 1

 

 
 
 

 

may needr'moresthan you do
-,.aud»you will bet-Paid .
51 1-4 per cent. intercudoréu ,

 

 

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Have You Bought “antibody-Bond?

If you have not the me. at present, this“ Bunk stands"
‘ ‘ ready to loan you the money at . ,

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the same rate of interest that the M03171“.-

Do Your Duly, Phrclfasexa Bond:

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Have Yen Seen

These Wonderful,

Just step into our store and see

the woudarlul line of Congolourn.

Art-Rug. n1w being displayed.
We havebroughl the {realest floor
covering v11: 1c: in the country to
town—to you.

Congoleum Art Rugs are every-
thing you “an! int llom‘ con enng.
They ore Lrauti.‘ u! m tol cling, and
design. They nrc rlurnlle.Tl1cy
are “ammo: and a. minty.

YOIG'" Null all Congoleum Rug)

7 he floor covering
_ surprise of the
year-—

Pallcrm for

Every Room in
Your Home

Washable Rugs?

with soap Ind water and a mop.
You don t have to beat them. And
dust cannot get under them be-
cause ;hoy do not curl or "lock
up 'at the edges.- Do you wonder
that than rugs are taking the
women of America by storm?

And don t worry about the prices.
They are so low you would hard.
ly believe us if we told you. Any
size you need to here and every
one a bargain. Don! mine this
chance.

Angevine. Furniture Co.

 

 

Decorative Linens

A wonderful collection of Fine Linens which we have

gathered with care during a. long time past to make sure that

our customers found plenty and paid as low prices as possible. ‘

Included are SOARFS, 03111239123038; DOILIES;
LUNCHEON sure, TEA CLOTHB, TRAY CLOTHS and beau-
tiful Madeira NAPKINS and TABLE SETS.

There are many designs you will not have seen before.

This showing should interest houselmpors and brides-to-
be as values mu as we muttering
in the open market for grades of such high standards.

cannot be. duplicated today

SEE .WINDCW DISPLAY. 0

 

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‘ YOU CANNOT

afford to insure yourselt; otlllr
wise you would not need insular.
ance. The same reneonrtllfiv
prompted you to carry insur
should, upon due inquiry. anthem;
lab you perhaps to take out more-
, insurance. because of the increase
, . ed cost of building materials, law.
bar and nearly every otherJiem-
of expense ente1 mg into the cost‘
of making 1epair,s or te- building.
after a fire.

J. M. LaytondCaJnc.

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Hours 9 to 11:30 a. 111.. 7 to B paw,

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U.S. Patent ’ ,
Office form
on Parents .

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Cure That Cold By ‘

.Takinn‘
WHITE PINE COMPOUND‘r
WITH TAR.
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Smith. Underwood.‘-‘,
.. _1Remington all 0111011
,. 1 makes, sold, mm...
" repaired Rentals} “1
per month. Mach“
sold at 85 per month.
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
I“ Fnlrl'lcld ~Ave., Bridgepodmm
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CALL US ‘UP

:and we will rush our trouble;
right around when something
this happen In your home. If

PLUMBING

ll defective antiquated. umlmah'
or worn out, have on make noun:
nary 071nm or install a. mum

 

 

 

House Dresses ,
f Home Drencs,,in*stmpm~and.plaids, with plain collars ~ and
~outfit, loose fitting. .with..belt.and pockets $3.25
f‘ Rouse Min plaids,» trimmed with plain chambmy $2.98
’ House Dresses, in..phldwgingham,~.in sizes 36, 40,44 $2.50
, Hombmuaainaiewoddsixes; in plaidsand stripes . . $2.00

RED CROSS DECKS ... $1.75
an MWMDM\“ mIOOIDIIOIIII/OIIOII 350

J; I: MALLETTE

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WASHINGTON 31'.

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MODERN. Pme'Gy
JOBBING A SRECIALTV

:flORACE R‘.’ NASH}:

Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1354 .

North Mali: 8%. South NOW:

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DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIE

Chiropractic is the definition of M1
cause of the disease and the m d
adjusting the same. Dimes is mi
by a wrench, twist or spmln in “it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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And ol course you are
going to have some in
your Summer wardrobe.
But *beforeryou start'your
sewing. belore you even
consider any designs, let
" us persuade you in your
own interest to Visit a
P 1 CT 0 R l A L R E-
VlEW AGENCY, and
look through the FASH-
ION BOOK F O R
SUMMER;

We WImposiiivcly guarantee that you will find exactly what you

Thoma-t:

impleSumuylrocb.

collection of da'mty,c
you oversaw Minyoulilc-

harminsly

Over 600 ddmbsdedhomnnd filoflhcactarcimbthe.
YOUWLY MUSTSEE'IHE
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back. Even if done in childhood {ti
creates pinched nerves and pun M1
later life in the different organs alt?
limbs.

Chiropractors remove the cause oi ‘
disease and pain health is real“ "
through harmonizing the nerve am
tems in your body. Female truth“
given special attention; also em
ture of the spine. You will never an
gret giving the Chiropractor 8 ohm
to help you.

Magnetic treatments given also.-

'I'. FRANCIS, ll. (3..»

34 Washington so. So. Norwamm
Graduate from Palmer School

11111111. W2 Raymond“ ,
UNDERTAKER

. Tol- Office, 10693; Hounn" ”8.
21 WASHINGTON 1’81?
NEW. RED MEN‘S BUILDINO'

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IRON AND SCRAP mom
IBY, METALS AND OLD.
Ann-omens: .
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