Evening sentinel, Friday, May 3, 1918 · page 7

 

 

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53 Water Street

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Mrs. J. J. FilzGei
iting with Mr. and
of 12 Hamilton ave

 

———Polley’s dancin

roe street, opened 1.

ment. Phone 2087.

 

 

‘ald of Derby is
Mrs. M. J. O'Brien

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vis-

1' school, 29 Mon-
nder new manage—

G. F Harris at this city was exam
inc-d by governmen physicians today.
and expects to be c lied into the Unit—
ed States navy soul time next week.

The stone crusuer has been taken to
the back of the Lin oln school, where
it will be put to work removing a sill

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Dairy and ll‘ogd Conniiissioner

there.

Thomas Holt

of the state
of hearings held to
skimmed and we.
more hearings of c
restaurant keepers
milk “1111.19.12 place

 

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hats} and 13111111115111?
South Main street,
Conn.

warn
restauranlours fror
y esterday

ed some

cred milk.
using
today.
on all
our Mililnery,

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in, 11111311 year's 111
class of the Norwa

page will be res

students or the big

nowrlu the service
' any Such boys. kind]
in at once to J oaonh

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twenty
1 different parts
as a. resultw
r offering for sale
Fhve
1119s of Greenwich
skimmed

trimmed

29

South Norwaik.

10k of the senior
1111 high school a
erved for former
11 school who are

If you lmow of
y send their names

the

Norwalk.l1igh school, mentioning. it
possible; the year t at they have been
in the high school 1111 the branch of

service that they or now in. Your «1-1

operation in this in tter will be great-
1y" appreciated by the board of editors.

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The Sperry &
House Company 0

New ‘HaVen

Barnes Packing

FB-

cently.sont. a check for $400 to the
.State PlxI-Glublead r to be used Pail

prizes
half ‘0! the money

individual counties

.tor- pig. cl binombers. one:

to go for state

prizes, another h it for prizes.

That is to

each count: will be given $25

. prizes.

'1’ ——Mmo.- L. M

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any
for

Shop, wfll do work ther home, 118

South Main street

call 3087. _

. :Eolloy of Beauty

11 will go to your
homes by appointment. for particulars

 

Many railroad e iployes attended

the funeral ot’l'.
veteran railroad

win Smith,
onductor.

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which
was heldat the ho e. 48 Maple ave-1

nue, Danbury, Wad csday afternoon.
The service was all. nded by many rel-

atives and friends «

and thee won

many beautiful flor l tributes. Rev. A
0 Coburn conducte the service The
pallbearers were C F. Comatock, John
Dyas and Samuel E lsworth, represent-
ing the Bmtherhoo 01’ Railroad Con-

ductors; Edward

Young and Fred W Pierce.

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304TH INFANTRY
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surroundings are Ruplicaled as nr.rly1
as possible.

Only a few of the men of the regi-
ment were 11111 behind and those only
included those necessary to duties at
the cantonment.

ot the encampment for a time at least

1 to take part in the maneuvers.

Wireless Comfinunécation.

Every" organization of the regiment
is represenied and every part of equip-
ment of the regiment was taken along.
Even a field wireless Was a. part of
the equipment. With this the camp-
ing regiment will keep 111 constant
lunch with the regiments
iers at the eanlonment.

Other regiments have engaged in
maneuvers away from (31111111. But
none have undertakenthe work in

‘ such a wide scope. as the Connecticut

regiment in inaugurating today. Other
regiments have been gone for the day;
But. the 304111 has done ibis also.
Some regiments have been under
the canvas, but none as a unit. Only

1, battalions from regiments have gone
“ into this kind of work. One camping

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out for two days, brought its whole
organization into the field. But the
whole organization was not in the
field at any one lime. ’l‘wo battalions
at a time of. this regiment were en-
camde 80 that by sending a battalion
to camp and replacing it with another
battalion the whole regiment was in
the field during these two dllys. So
to the Connecticut regiment goes the
honor of being the first to lake the
field as a unit.

The advance guard loft shortly be—
fore the main body of the regiment.
to make the way clear against imagin-
ary enemy forces.

Swinging out after the advance
guard the main body marched along
ready at any tune to rush to the aid
of the advanced guard in case a

thorn.

Accompanying the regiment was
the. pioneer platoon, whose work it is
to strengthen any bridges that may
appear weak. Ofl‘lcers went before
them making tests. While none. were
unsafe for the regiment. one bridge

was found to be somewhat uncertain
for exiia heavy loads.
sound in short lime braced this
bridge and and the main body with no
waste of 111110 'marched across it
safely.

' . Under Canvas.

Arrived 111 (31111111 the men pitched
their pup ionic and made ready for
the evening meal. cooked on the field
kitchens. Patrols were at once thrown
around the camping grounds for miles
Armed with strong searchlights they
flashed their signals. throughout the
night as to the conditions on their
patrol. .

After answering reveillc tomorrow
11101111115.th men will be divided into
Rod and Blue forces, opposing each
other in combat maneuvers rather
than merely facing an imaginary en-
emy as today. Then some real sham
battles will be seen. The men are
credited by their oilicers with being

and they will enter as wholehearted-
ly into thispractice work as they
will later enter into the real battles
on the soothing battlefields of the
western trout.

While the men are quartered here

they will write their letters. and get
their entertainment at the Y. M. C. A
tent. Each daythelr mail will be sent
to :camp to e posted for them and let
ters received for them at camp will be
brought out to the camping grounds.
All that they will need now will he
to receive the baptism of lire and
they are ready for that any time. The
111911 will return tram their encamp.
ment Saturday.
The training they will receive on
this encampment should lit them to
make an especially good showing in
the tests in lnlantry field training.
which it was unnounce’d today would
be held for all infantry regiments
beginning next week. Mav 7. Everv
part of the training in the category of
marching, advance guard work ate
tack or other infantry training will
enter into the 1115135

A board of cammanding oflicers ot
infantry brigades and regiments will
have charge of the work. They wil'
arrange problems for the men to solve

and will appoint olfieers as sort 0
judges in these tests.

Advanced twining is extremely no
ticeable around camp these days. To-
day the artillerymen, instead of fir‘m!
at the ordinary targets blazed away
at barbed wire entanglements which
had been set up on the artillery range.
The high explosive shells from the
big guns soon shot thése obstacles to
pieces.

 

 

important !!

WOMENfs
Fine 7 Foochar

Pumps, Okfords and Boots '

78mm, Greys, Blacks and Whites
We are showing the BETTER

 

"commas which every woman

looking 11111.1

 

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FOR DRILL WORK.

Even these it is‘
hoped will be able to gel. to the scene

headquar-l

strong enemy force should engage at 1

The pioneer’

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and the direful result Could not be
corrected in years , .

MRS. HOOVER CALLS

RATIONING A FAILURE _—-~ .1.
Nenni Mentarom, of Ridgefield, un-
(Oonunuodm From Pam One). derwent an operation in the Danbul’y

 

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In response to a question as to why
food rationing had not been adopted
here she said 111111 the mod rationing
in Germany was a failure and that the
rich in Germany were still well fed.
Prof. Erb of Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity deplored the fact that dairy pro-
ducts weyo not used so much as for-
merly because of the advanced pr’ees
and said women should help restore
the use of 1111111, else the dairies would
soon he turned over to beef cattle

1111s is 1111111: Shoe Season
We are showing most attractive models

in Shoot, Pumps and 01191115 that are
sure to attract discriminating buyers.

Stockings of all Grades
- —-— to Match. 1——

CONNEALLY 1. 11111101111311

South Norwalk.

hospital this iorenoon for the relief 01‘
injuries ~received a few days
when in getting into a wagon near

ping. fell amride a wheel.
as he was'admitted to 1l1c

the principal one. The
the patients recovery are considered
good.

 

81 Washington Street.

 

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CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine room by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. .. Italian
and American style

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Corner Monroe 11nd Chestnut Sta. Tel. 1555.
N. DISESA. Manager. J. DISESA, Proprietor.

 

 

BABY CARRIABES AND GO-GARTS

FOR HIS MAJESTY, KING BABY, AND QUEEN BABY,
roo. ‘

These Springtinle days are calling for the out-o'-doors,
whammobabymbelo all thodsylong.

IF IT’S A BABY CARRIAGE WE HAVE EVERY
KIND AT EVERY PRICE.

RAYMOND b. SON

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SYRACUSE
CHILLED w PLOWS

‘wiil turn a furrow better than all other makes. .
Made in two sizes. several styles all in stock.
ALSO 1111111) cumvarons AND HAND
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his home he lost his tooling and slip-1
A prelim-1
iuary operation was performed as soon‘

chances for '

 

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OPTOMETRIS'I

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KRYPTOK LINES—Folding“ in Gold or
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ELECTRICIANS
Furnished for repair or mwork. Oompotontmonandgood

service guaranteed.
DINING ROOM nouns, BLEOTRIOAL m

cunrmfsn AND SUPPLIES
The White Electric Co.

 

 

134' Washington St.

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Phone 450. So. Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

FERTILIZERS

SSUPER PHOSPHATE 0F LIME. SHEEP MANURE, AGRI-
CULTURAL LIME, LAND PLASTER.
RETRII‘IIZIE FAVORITE BRANDS AT WHOLESALE AND

RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3 137 Washington St.

llavc You 111111111 Your liberty Bond?

If you have not the funds at present, this Bank stands
ready to loan you the money at

—- 111% INTEREST 4;

the same rate of interest that the b01111 carries.

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Have. You Seen
These Wonderful,

Just hop into our store and no
the wouderlul line of Congoloum 1
Art. Rugs now being displayed.
We have brought the grcslest floor
covering values 1n the country to

town-10 you.

Consolcum Art. Rugs are every.
thing you want in a floor covering.
They are benuti‘ul 111 coloring and
design Tiny are durable. They
are Wotflpmt and 1 11.11.1111. 1

Your Wish all Cougoloum Rug-

7713 floor covering
surprise of the
year— .

Beautiful
Patterns for
Every Room in
Your Home

 

Washable Rugs?

will soap and 1111:1211 and a mop.
You dont have to beat them. And
dust cannot get under them be—
cause :bey do not curl or "kick
up 'at the edges. Do you wonder
that those rugs are taking the
womcnot America by storm?

And don't worry about the pncel.
They are so low you would hard.
ly believe us if we told you. Any
size you need 1: here and every
one a bureau. Don! mm “til
6

Angcvinc Furnilurc C0.

SPRINGTIME

The Baby’ 5 Department is prepared for
charming collection of dainty apparel, properly m

BABYWEAR

8'1) with a

e and tin.

lubed that any mother will be proud to have her baby wear.

GOATB BOOTEEG
DRESSES ROMPERS
BONNER WRAPPERS
SWEATERS TOILET SETS
_ NIGETINGALES SAOQUES , .
mngw. .HOBIERY BABYBUNTINGS, SILK QUILTB, ~1
1 ilothm may be assured o! Mugabe“ only merchandise,
of unality— at tho lam prices. .

 

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‘ YOU CANNOT
l word to insure yourself; 11111111..
wise you would not need insin-
. shoe. The same routine that .
1 prompted you to carry insurance. .
I should, upon due inquiry, 1111:1101an ‘7
lab you perhaps to take out morn.
’ insurance. because of the Morons
ed cost of building materials. In;
1 bor and nearly every other item.
. of expense entering into the cost
of making repairs or 12-111111111111111
alter 11 fire.

J. M. Layton & Color.

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Smith. Underwood.
Remington all othel
makes, sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals I!
per month. Machined “‘
sold at $5 per montln

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. “Dun-51hr“ mm plain ohambray $2.98 1
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going to have some in
your Summer wardrobe.
But before you start your
sewing, before you even
consider any designs. lei-
us persuade you in your
own interest to visit 11
PICTORIAL RE.
‘VIEW AGENCY. and
look through the FASH—
ION BOOK F OR
SUMMER.

We positively Maniac that you win find. exactly what you

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mode. Summery frock: you ever saw in your life.

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"Plumbing and Heating»
Tel. 1854
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DEFINITION 011'.“ 6111180!“ _. _ IlG

Chiropractic 113 the definition of M
cause of the disease and the mlG
adjusting the name. Disease in email
by a wrench. twist or spmin in. ~ ‘
back. Even if done in childhood.
creates pinched nerves and pain
later life in the different orga mall:
limbs.

Chiropractors remove the cause 5!.
disease and pain, health is route“
through harmonizing the nerve s
terns in your body. Female t
given special attention; also cum
ture of the spine. You will never n1
gret giving the Chiropractor 11 cm
to help you.

Magnetic treatments liven also.

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34 Washington 51., 80 Nor-walk,
Graduate from Palmer Sohoglmm

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER

Til. omco,'196_s~3; House 6.95;“ '
27 wasmuo'rou 31'. ‘
new RED MEN'S 31111.91"
WE ARE BUYING ‘
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