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Tire scorn nowmmm alumni: 3,1918 " "ll
;is still work to be done. President
Wilson has asked that everyone pos-
‘sible by another band and many are
responding and thus becoming mem- _
bers of the Wilson Liberty Loan 149-,"
glon. ,
The committee would like to have 7,-
1500 subscribers when the drive closes
tomorrow evening. There are over
:1200 people in this city who have not
- already subscribed and who can'afford I
[it and the committee asks that
these 1200 come to the front before
midnight tomorrow and do their share
to put Norwalk across right.
Help the Scouts
People are urged to help the B0!
Scouts as much as possible. The little
llllOWS are acting as gleaners after
the reapers. They are finding the
task an uphill work because of the
thorough manner in which the filed
H AVE ARRANGED FOR a:
_ they are getting results. i
SA AND ‘ Tammany in Lead 5
The team captained by Judee Wit;
,lialll F. Talnlllally is now in the lead!
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. I P I d S I f among the aggregations in this city.
” n SpeC'a y repare a e O The Tamlllany aggregation jumped to
the from yesterdav alt‘li l‘alpluill 'l‘llillw
’ many and his workers intend to keep
‘ N 7 I 3 , ill the lead, despite the fact that t‘ap-
. M Iain Elbirt W. Fitch and his col‘DS 31‘? ,,
i ‘ staying awake nights to put their
. team over a winner.
» ‘ Down the Stretch
. 'l‘hedrire is now on the lion"
~ stretch. with end in sight and with
~ all working their heads off to put
stillething over. The success of the
f ‘ tzaltlpaign has been very pleasing to
w ) b .
all connected with it. There has
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The Greatest Song Book - l
in the World, Brought to f}
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THE EVENING 1
SENTlNEL , .
been no brass bands, street parades
f... . _____———-——- ,
~ and the like in this campaign. The
. mass meeting at. the Nor-walk Armory
. .. was the only demonstration. The
' committee has gout.» at the work ill it
. cool. clear business like way. reali-
zing that it was a man sized job and
Values $22.50 and $25.00. A the; :llfigiegirfiadillvgettin: awn." “'“h More than a thousand
Every model included. features the very newest in f O .
style and colors. Suits that were made to sell unto $25.00. Buy SBBUT NnTES 8 "gs, Old and new for
Special for Saturday and Monday ............... $14.50 . less than one'tenth 0f
,a cent apiece.
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unEMAKING OF A NATION'3 LIBERTY LOAN rammamwm
NEARS 3 BILLIONi mm-
overnment War Films To Be Shown _
Pa
3" Regent Thur“ sum” (Continued from Page One) '
.Omclal United States war pictures _
*1“ be 8‘10“”! at "W R9301“ Theatre BOSTON, May 3.—~"fllt‘ Boston Full
.Snnday afternoon at. 3 o'clock, and in cral Reserve District today cult-ceded _
-‘ . . . . its Liberty Loan allotment will loin
:rhlitezv2312g at ,8.OCI0_CR' qu‘tinsk subscriptions of $262,:t4ltmtl, rcpt-v-
I : poem m “9'50“ and "Wm" settling an overnight gain or $18.32?
j'many ot’ the different scenes. 000. The quota for the district. com
Every llorson whose kin is in the prising New England, was $250,000 otw Tess, has takt-r. her summer hump en
Tatar, and these days this Applies m Tabulation ot‘ oiilcitll figures also show Tokonoko, one 0“ Minor 1,4 Randall's
Just about everyone, ought to be VorV llcgtli‘dzsaciltgffit‘és 91:31:“? allotmt-nt.‘ residences,
. l u , . .13 .l.~-»Vitlh less
,mnch interested in this picture. In the than 48 hours rclnailliun ill the Lib-
first place it has as the Central t‘igurc
. he man who has been there, and who i t 1 $1,000“ 000 H. .1 “.n
has writte b > approx “"W 3/ " ' . ‘ ' S u ' rived safely overseas. Robert Brown
, n u out the situation. then imum of $900,000.0th at 10 a. m today. » ill charge. The "I”, became “may”
:38 pictures the training camp scenes. A“ over-night gain of about $43,400,~;h"s been "ml" sergeant ”f C"‘l‘l"1“." interested in the work. Prospects 'c
and finally it contains some of the best 000 brought the otiicizll totul ,up to B- “0 infantry, 3 MVNOD- Very good for u vcry cnjoynb‘io (will;
ballle scenes that have ever been iilm- 750:““U'00- .,«-... h ‘5 planned ‘0 "Md outdoor 5055“)";
ed. The patriotic element that runs W . Francis lltlylcr, Of'R‘m'an 11“" “the" possible. "my “m" of N01‘Willk
strongly through ,1“, interesting WILL SUPERVISE HOME GARDENS. nuo, bus rosipnttd his position with 311;;l’gfxljl‘llhm ‘hv ought to do rome-
Xllot literally carries the audience The Norwalk Home’tmrd‘)" associa- “lt‘ NOTWRU‘ Garage, and (‘Xlli’t‘lli '0 lain lull l‘nPOIfllfftlfflil'lml) worm?!” 0b.
1‘0“. through Chairman ““3“" 0' accept one as cllaullvttr for Mr, Green any or the HCOllllllllSlt‘l‘: :lyllxgurfltfl‘?‘
i A treasure-house of
. ' hymns, of anthems, of
melodies, of operas, of
patriotism. '
SOme were familiar to your
forefathers, most of them are
familiar to, you, and those ol
the latter day familiar to your
children—the new ones.
We are idld that music he-
run. gins where the speaking vorce
SIZE ends, and we know that too
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Mabel Tllllil‘t‘l'l'p. u iirtuulwu." actr
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l‘llc Scoutlllaster's course opened
. t ‘ ‘ ill-st ‘t‘\‘(’lllng at the South Norwulk
orll' Loan cnmhulml, the New link, Mrs. E. Brown has received word Library There were quite u lltltubcl
l'cdcral Reserve. District with within that her son, Robert Brown. MS ar- of men in attendance fund ”)0 Scout
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(,onlllnssiollcr, l’lrlc Muellollulti was|
, out-q- .___..,....
along with the picture. . ,
> Wheeler, has arranged with lltlllon E. , ‘ ‘ . .
’ ‘ Wm Callahan of \‘t'olhcrsfield, to come to 0' Dm'm‘ ' m3.) 1"“ 0- “1“80')’. at his. office (ml .
CAPTAlN ALLEN ACQUITTED. Norwulk to take charge oi the garden; * -———--— m" “it?“ “'h” 15 ”19 Hrt'mm'r at many homes are Without vocal.
work its supervisor during the comlng; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Merl-ilield, ‘ mun“ ' ‘mUSIC
HONOLULU. May 1.~—A jury after summer. .‘tlr. Callahan commenced his «of Rownvton avenue. have just re, "‘ '
deliberating six minutes todayyac- wot-k. Monday.itiuy 0. Mr. Cttllnllan le ccivcd ‘lcttu‘ n th l' R V 4.012 MORE MEN FROM CONNECTI.
iqultted garnish; Henry Allen, retired: a young man who will graduate this \ierltiizld “tom Flynce e Ill will“: . CUT i '
393 can u, w 0 April 14. last shot, week from theConnccticut Agricultur- ‘ 3,. . ‘ - 0 " ‘ , . . . o
,and killed 8. J... Walker [or cursing at college at storrs. He comes highly that he is feeling fine. that. the coun- HSR‘TPOI'ID' M" 3'”G°V°m°" “0“ C1,“) and Present 3 Coupons 0f . .
the American flag. lmmeditely follow- recommended fmm ”10 Slate director. try is splendid and he wishes they Cm“ ‘9“?le today from Provost Different Date From This Paper i
”E the “animal. Allen was surround. In his acceptance or the post Mr. could all be there with hlnl to see the Marshal General Crowder a telegram and
by soldiers. who dra e C llaha Tit : announ . .
lm’und formed a 1,3253%? 2:33,? aWe afev‘hovfsentering a moat trying many placerof mews" Roy is a late torrdggo: Sntft'flrt‘fmft "10 be “He'd
Imp)?“ he left the court. Walker, Period. in order to insure the food member Of the former Slthl COmpunY. s ay. Connecticuts
1111810?an itted he had been 3110 supply of the nation it is the duty oi of Norwalk, which recently was sent 8m 5 quota will be 16:903- Mom "“5
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($238 ‘llmd condemned the United } every man, woman and child. not only overseas. He was among the may, to 1b“ ‘0 be deducted 8.161 for enlistlnellts
._ i an BXPressedthe wish that al 'to do his bit, but to do his best. We . , - _ etween July 1917 and M re! 1,
Maison soldiers in Europe would lb; cannot all shoulder a gun, but we can :éftygsszrfiz' ‘Rnd was ,0“) mg“ 1918; also deduction of 4 735 oxf.clp;(‘.:ftlli
- ‘ _ “width-EI- £2323; £2233: our {00d supply by ' calls to date, leaving a net balance of »
4.012 to be called. ‘ ' ’1‘“ - ,- . -.__- _ -ch -._.__~
MAlL ORDERS FlLLED When Postage Added; See Coupon for Rate
{TODAY’S COUPON 0N PAGE 3 .
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~ ; ‘ f ’ . The item appearing in The Sentinel
m 01:38“ , ‘ ATTENDING WAR CONFERENCE. of Wednesday, «May lsl, to the etiect, . ~
_ . . ' Arthur 0. Wheeler. acting chair- that Traendly & Schenck. the Brook. Sentinel Want Ads Work Wendel-st
- “““lIOfd‘hetE‘Iomf‘flk WHY [lurcauyhlzs side florists, were todlssolve purlner- __ ,- i ‘ \ , , 0
rece ve no. ce 0 a war con erence o . . *‘ww” .
§ tortuous flUitl “ililNlllil no SAGE very oman s as lon Shop
auspices of the Connecticut State there is no intention of the. two men
Council of Defense, accompanied by a severing their business relations. or 1
Eat Leas Meat if You Feel a at t h 1 lb (1 b - - . .‘ .
_ ackachy request a t e con 0 y e well rep- dlscontmuing their important business IEA '[0 DARKEN HAIR ‘ " HE w ..
_ or Have Bladder Trouble rgsen‘tied. f'fl‘hoge‘ (13321“? .tobatlend' enterprise in our community. The l T SHOP OF GENUINE VALLLS
S on no l y ‘ 1' ee :31 y “en legal notice which was printed in The . l
Meat; - - . _ Tuesday. ‘ . ‘ . v _ ‘
I forms urlc field Which excnest There will be a concert by the Gov- sentinel smlply calls for the dissolu~ She Mixed SulPhur With it to Re-f 13 Main Street - - Nor UV alk
overworks the kidneYs in their et- ernor's Foot Guard band, and address tion or the corporation which already store Color, Gloss, Youthful-
“ to filter it from the BYStem. Reg- es by the governor and other notables. exists. and Ior which there appears to net. 1
caters or meat must flush thé There will also be a delegation of ten ti nanc of the “ . l . ,, .
'_ é‘ya occasionally You in t of Gen. Parshing’s soldiers, just re- be no reason for a 0‘0“ n 9 ill Common garden sage brewed into. _
'5' th lik ' as re- turned from France. name. This dissolut 0“ l“ “0 way W a heavy tea with sulphur added, will; .
am a you relieve your bow' __;.___-—__- affect the present firm 11ml the alrea' turn gray, streaked and faded hair: ' ‘
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:gfnggénioanflh: acgdjawiate and RELETASING oEaMAN VESSELS. dr largebusiness will be continued beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just
.. 11 ee a u m sery in SANTIAGO; Chili, May 3.—Tlte and give employment to a large pour a few applications will -' H "
' ' W" a ““8 SILK GLOVES All shad -
-— es. SILK AND. CREPE DE CHINE
«.h’ l I D l) l 3 ll) 8 3g] eellléllt Whlcfi has bE‘Gll pellding f 1' must Ihs conceln had 0 f 5 e I f
.dney leg 0“, Sllflr a n th , . her 0 on Cltl . 1 - kill 11 if your hair is fading ‘ treak d C AanISOI Es regular
ck‘ 0r iCk I Wl'llh Germany for the release of ”H 6". f 031 (1111‘ ng fl 6 past M I 'Slll I re “lar $| 25 $l "u .
. B headache, dizziness, youl f ll G. h v] i I an abundance 0 C i ‘ OI Slay. lxlng the Sage Tea. and l g ‘ """"" ' ' $1] 25 ’ $I 00
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mm: mm' tongue is “me“ and have been laid up in Chilean ports «w;- W‘““" 3““ 3e“9’°“3‘y gm 3 Wm“ phur recipe at home. though. Is trou- . . ~
3,“ he weather is bad you have ing the war has been completed. Ger- of the same for those‘who needed it blesome. An easier. waynls to get a‘ WASHABIE CHAMOISETTE 25 Different Styles of Beautlful -'
'WAISTS
matte. ,twinges. The urine is many has stipulated tha ttlle vessels most. Of course under the present Eccent 1 t — '
loony; full at sediment; the channels m“? be "sad to carry Fargo“ only to mutations their supply will be ltmlt- Sulphurbgéifpozfnxegi 3:5: 83:: GLOVES All shades, WHITE and BLACK, VOILE,
“‘39: get ”rim“ ““ng 37°“ ‘0 get gfhlefaitrgglxtfglé filial)? 2111:0553? and 'ed- as is the “‘5“ 0f ““0“ i“ ”“3" all ready tor use. This is the old tlmet regular $125 """"" " $130 ORGANDIES, POPLINS and
3h") 0" ““99 times during the ” .______.__.___._... 5 .ness,bultherc is no danger that there reelpeimproved by. the addition of, FINEST QUALITY SATEEN - NOVELTY STRIPES; “.393
lit" DOG snow JUDGE DROPS DEAD. Ewill be a shortage during the coming other ingredients. i PE'I’I‘IGOATS—Regular ' . 36-46 ................ . $1.00 i
o'neutralize these irritating acids SAN rerltolsoo, May 3,—A. 0. ”may , While wispy, gray, faded hair is not: 5 P E C I A L D A HANDSOME NECKWEAR;
flush oi! the body's urinous waste I Egge’drdhfgdydzggwlififea “21%;; 2: , sinful, we all . desire to retain our. $1.25 . . . . ........ . . . . $1.00 . regular $125—$150 . . . . $100 r
bouttour ounces .0! 18d. .Sslts ‘ mde at a kennel show here last night. lHONOR FLAGS youthful appearance and attractive- ' ' V
if any pharmacy take 8 tablespoon- Hooley’s homewas in Plainfield, N. J. FLYING TODAY ness. By darkening your hair with. ~- 2 - u ‘ -
it mm or Water berm break- »- ~ . - WALK. may. Sage ~ and Sulphur cow . Wonderful i$uggesitons You Cannot Afford to Miss.
_ for stew days and your kidneys SKILLED ARMY MEN NEEDED. ‘ ‘ IN NOR pound. no one can tell. because it t‘ , L l ‘ L '
then not tine ““1 bladder (“50“ ..__._.. does it so naturally} so evenly. You! . :1. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
‘ WASHINGTON. May 3.-—-A call for (Continued m P1139 0110]
isappear. This famous salts is 6,207 skilled men for the National '__._._ inst dampen a sponge or soft brush
than the- acid of grapes and A, - - ~ . ‘ ‘ ‘ . . ‘
u- ‘ , my was sent out today by Provost i .e. i m0 ow.- T] a with it and draw this through your, _
'iuioe, combined with‘llthla. and Marshal General Crowder. All statesman: giving? a: ”gonna usuall, hair. taking one small strand at 9. DON’T FORGET TH; SPEND“) REDUOTIONS WE. ARE OFFERING IN OUR HIGH
Mn ““1 f" agenmums ‘° are ’“c‘u‘led except New Jersey- “mutthose who deslré to subscribe'may time; by morning‘all gray hairs have GRADE QUALITY OF (roars. SUITS, DRESSES AND SKIRTS.
, and stimulate sluggish kidneys directs the m°Vemem 01’ "‘9 m9“ 0“ do so after the banks close by calling disappeared, and, after another nppli-h , . ‘ . . - , .
. May 17. ‘ .
bladder tation. J alts at . Liberty Loan hearquarters, 86 .
Vflf'ive-kngflmesa ungdmsakes _ Washington street. the committee ““9““ “'0' ”‘1’ hair. becomes f,
”tint fig? .r . . m , GUILFORD BENEFACTRESS decided to keep headquarters open un- beautlrully dark. glossy. soft and 1112- _____.__...._ ._.
. 9 "95““ 1“ WM" KILLED ' . til midnight Saturday night and intent. , ., W . . " .
which millions of men. and wo- GUILFORD, May 3.—-&Qlara 1. Sage Lhrougout'Satux-day afternoon. Tl’l'é ' This prepajmuon is a delixhtful tol— , ,
"‘nowjad then, tblifi “0mm 92, who had been a benefactress to Team: Will also be open this Evening. let-red "audits not-intoned “fl .
' " ‘ the town find among her ottoman This lathe lust- call {or the drive; = ‘ . ,. . . . ”i m ‘
' cameraman Norwalk'hn‘gpneover the top and mmnonorproyont on ‘_ .
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