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, iliil All NEW IN
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iNot Necessary to Buy a
Whole Collection of Vol-
umes—Acquisition Is Easy
Harris. 8: Cans ‘
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That’s All
if you were to write, Oll'hand, the
memes of ten of the songs which you
"sang from twentydive to thirty years
logo, it is safe to guess that nine of
. these will be found in “The liook of a
,hofisand Songs." which this paper is
; distributing.
I If you were to pick ten of your fa»
:vorile hymns, the chances are that
iron will find nine of them in “The.
Book of a Thousand Songs."
It is not necessary, therefore. for you
:to purchase ten hymns books. to ob-t
. tain these hymns. It is not necessary
to resurrect dusty old song books to
Ising again the songs of a generation
V_' : ago.
“ I It is not necessary, even. for you to
timake the selections. The editors of
I“The Book of a Thousand Songs"
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53 Water Street
Tel. 721.
have done that for you. All it is neces-
; sary for you to do is to clip the coupon
iprinted in another column of this pa-
? p‘er, clip a few others from succeeding I
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issues, and bring-or send the coupont;
Letters “‘01“ France announce the to this office, at the same time. coin-
‘RICKENBACHER WANTED MORE
good health of Fred M. Cullen ot‘ Nor- . plying with other terms described in
walk. ' i the coupon. i
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:SALVATION ARMY HUTS .
.Bec
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ords at the age of thirty, said on the
eve of Americais entry into the war
that lheie' race drivers would turn air-
;1. He WIS one of the first to fulfill
his own prediction. SDlUl'ilIl' alter Grn
tral Pershing reached Europe. Ricken-
bacher followed him and offered his
services n5 chauffeur“ The American
(-Qvllmand l‘ lint-W his rotor-d and ac-
cepted hint.
itickeninn-En-r first came into pl'Ullll-i
hence as it spot tl driver in ihll, when
he appeared at Indianapolis. in lull
at’Sioux Pity. 18.. he was the 300vmile
syrtdwa)‘ andafterward made credit-
nhle rounds at Omaha. lntlinnnpolis
and Providence, and raced 2)er on the
Sir Epsht'fld ltay track in New York.
sPEED.
NEW YORK, May 1.——t.ieut. Eddie
Rickenbacher. victor in an air duct
over the German line: in France, re~
signed as chauffeur at the wheel of
General Pershing's automobile be-
cause he wanted more speed. accord-
ing to his friends- here. He obtained
a commission indhe aviation service
within three months from the time he
left America. for he was unhappy uIr
less he could move. faster than 70
miles an hour. and General Psrshing'si
operations did not require that his au<
tomobile travel so swiftly.
Rickenbnchnr, hero of many thril-
ling automobile races in this country
andvholdcr of a number of motor rec»
‘ this is While-Shoe Season
We are showing most attractive models
in Shoes, Pumps ,and Oxiords that are
sure to attract discriminating buyers.
Stockings of all Grades
.—-— to Match. -—
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
South Norwalk.
A. no 8100.
83 & 85 Washington Street ‘ Phone 1405
HEADQUARTERS
While in this City
Lanaemnmmr ‘ .
. The Internationally Celebrated
20-Mule Borax Team
From Death Valley, Cal.
WILL STOP HERE
At Noon, Tuesday, May 7th
dear Tarantula Pete lecture.
‘ Free Samples!
“'- a“ .
81 Washington Street. I ,
——,—Polley’s dancing school. 29 Mott, BENEFITS SOLDIERS
roe street, Open”! under new managt’fl Life in it Salvtfiion Army hut behind;
ment. Phone 2087. {the lines in France is vividly (lo-
__________ . scribed by Miss Stella Young of Chet:
. , sea in a letter received recently by
Harold \‘m Wagenen, of 51 B?" Miss Young’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
view avenue, is ill at his home With Young of “n.1,,”
B severe attnck 0f the grill. i Miss Young is the Salvation Army
I‘Enaign who figured in the news dis-
, ‘ . .‘ .0 ‘ patches of the Scicheprey engagement
The boat James McClaughlIn 1.x (llu- of American boys on April 24' During
charging a cargo 0f 0’10 hundred 10“ the Hun drive. on the American sector.
of crushed blue stone at Raymond Miss Young, with three companions
Brothers’ wharf. ;from the salvation Army but, served
‘ ; coffee and cocoa amid bursting bombs
and flying' shrapnel.
, Once Miss Young wan gnoeed while
29 under German tire. in a house at
South Norwalk, Selcheprey. Gas masks were worn
j and harm experienced by the Salvation
; Army lassies. c
Miss Young’s letter is as follow‘a;
Ligny En Barrios, ‘
' Mouse France
Afleduced prices on all trimmcdl
hats and slmpea.l-enox Milllnery,
South Main street,
Conn.
The Watch Your ‘Stit’ch Club will;
meet in Community Hall at 2 o'clockt
on Monday afternoon. A full attend-t “Dear Pa unit iMa: Gladtto reccivtle
I e Iyour letters. ) d you get he letter
once is won sled. {posted in llordenux? .
“On the trip over we stayed in Paris
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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 “mm" Chem"? and 3233mm.
and American Iityle ‘ "d ”men"? a» Dentistry
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Ste. Tel. 1655. "w“ by ”We” . SY'“P3‘h=*-i°
N. DISESA. Manager. J. DISBSA, Proprietor. “We“ Methods Acentlc Ofliw Treatment
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BABY CARRIAGE-8 AND GO-CARTS I M G“ Admlnmmd
oderate 811110011 by the Oxygen
FOR HIS MAJESTY, KING BABY, AND QUEEN BABY,
T00. .
These Springtime days are calling for the out-o’-dobrc,
where the baby belong! all the day long.
IF'IT’B A BABY CARRIAGE WE HAVE EVERY
KIND AT EVERY PRICE.
Charm forrVery
30.! Mill Werk
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Method
DENTIST
73 South Main Street.
Hours 9 a. In. to it p
Gold and Porcelain
Restoration.
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Job Printing
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16 so. Main 81:. So. Norwalk. Conn.
YOU CANNOT
word to insure yourself; other
wise you would not need incu-
ance. The same reasons M
prompted you to carry mama:
should, upon due inquiry, amnion?
ish you perhaps to take outm‘
insurance, because of the increas-
ed cost of building materials. la-
bor and nearly every other item
of expense entering into the cost
of making repairs, or re-building.‘
after a fire.
J. M. layton & Co.,lnc._
SOUTH N ORWALK, 00“.
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Lute Examiner
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d‘m” '5 YW‘ "‘ m. by appointment AII kinds of Avon.
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Well Blah Stu. . Hermit Dentistry, warmly 3°,“ka
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F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST '
‘one night and went sightseeing the
Canaan is asked in an action filed m next day. Paris is ‘sorne placc.’ At-
ter another night at Salvation Army
Foreclosure upon property in New
SYRACUSE f
CHILLED PLOWS
will turn a furrow better than all other makes.
Made in two sizes. Several styles all in stock.
ALSO HAND CULTIVATOIts AND HAND
room
that are beautiful in the extreme,
and specially priced to represent d
[real bqna flde bargains. Includ-
ed in the varied assortment are
Royal Wil-
tona, seamless velvet, etc. They
seamless Brussels,
' areal] beautifully colored and ot
the very latest designs. It. will
really pay you to step in and
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ALBERT D. MORGAN 1
see them.
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
3|me
norm: mm—rwuomm in Gold at
MM-Onudouorllmflnn-
glimmering“. Wm;
House Dresses
Henchmahsmjpuindpltlds. with plain collars and
Madame mm, with beltendpoeketl $3.25
Emblems, in pm, trimmed with plain chnmbmy $2.98
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the Superior Court by Annie 1" Gfer; headquarters we came on to our huts
01’ ‘waalk “gain“ EimerG. Web 0 here. I went to a but the first. night
New Canaan. The note who for $1000.; here with two other girls who come
dated May 17, 1916. and is wholly un-' from the training college in December,
, ., ' . ~ lamt .. .i That. but wasn't. very’taerrom the Sal-
We! accm'dlttg to are com . ,‘ vatlon Army headquarters.
- ”Ater that first night we were. taken
' In the event that any of the read to another but where [am now. It is
ers of this column might go fishing the nearest to the lighting front. and
. the nearest trenches that any Amcrl~
in New Y0“ state they are rennin: con woman is permitted to go.
ed that they must first procure 8 'I “I had my first try at doughnut
cause which will 00“ 32-50 a De" making today. (Another girl and 1
son. This is just a reminder and it made 1,400 doughnuts in one day. An-,
, . s on other day we made 2.000. We also
yo“ fail-to procure the ltccn e y Dmude nine apple and pumpkin
Ire very liable‘ to be arrested and pics.
fined for itceems the officials are on “We,aell all kinds of things to the
the which. soldiers. our ‘for sule’ articles include
.. I candy. figs. rumors, canned goods and
—-Mme L‘. M. Holley of Beauty‘handkerchlefs. Many other things are
, ' for sale, however. “
abomwlll do work at her home, 118] “On Easter Sunday we fried over
South'Maln street and will so to W“: fifteen dozen eggs for the soldier 'boys.
.tumes by appointment. For particulars Last night it was wet and rainy, and
call ~20". some of the boys came in from u long
hike and we served over athoutand
cups of coffee without charge.
The? May meeting of the South NOT" “The boys appreciate our work here
walkMusiclans’ Union will-be held to- very much, and I love the work itself.
mormw afternoon at 3 o‘clock in Mu- We had a meeting with the boys last
ulcians’ headquarters’ at 8 No. Main Sundiayt night and they certainly cm
> Joye - ,
street. It which time letters which “The lights here go 6m every nigh
were “received this week by the 58019- at eleven o'clock. It is ten minutes to
tary from the four members of the eleven now. The reporters were in
. . i re mental tonight and took an account of our
Local who are serving; tgadgl work. so be on the lookout for stories
bands in France W e r ' in the papers. Please send me thel
‘ clippings and any magazines you have. '
—tntd your boiler go back on you. ”Wehhaven't very much time to our-l
. _ Ives ere and so do not get much of
during the cold snaps last winter” 59 '
The Bitmhnm Boiler won’t go back on an opportunity to write, but 111 write.
70“ during the COM snaps, or any 0th; well and happy here. Please do not;
er time' It's the boiler of_ Cosy Com- worry over me, because I know thatI
fort Heat. it's made in Westchester God will protect me and bring me
.Countv. Send for “Which and Why" home in safety.
to my friends as rapidly as I can. I am I ‘
Home Dream, in M gingham, in sizes 36, 40, 44 $2.50
ELECTRICIANS . . .
. House Dresses, in a few oddamcs, 1n plaids and stripes .. $2.00
m‘i'mceggggymr “mm ““Wmm’“,“d”°d nan cccssnnous $1.75
nntntc noon:- norms‘, HXTUBBS, uncommon.
amoral: AND accrues. '
The White Electric Co.
""m‘i‘di’lillectricullnginecru and Contractors
BED UROSSHEAD DRESS\\ D.................... 350
‘ J. I. MALLETTE
. "I wish I could o more into details. 134 Washington St. P110110 450- 80: Norwslk. '
booklet. Lord at: Bumhum 00.. In about things here,gbut you know I am ' 08 WASHINGTON 8T. SOUTH NORWALK.
twington. N. Y. forbidden to write many details under . 5—. 1 M “‘ W“ “"-
_:.__.._ - *_. present conditions. , .. . «lg-:5: ‘—
Advertten in The Sentinel. . "Tell all the girls to write to me. .
/ ___ “With lots of love to all the folks. FERTILIZERS
p — , -~——~
“Your daughter,
‘STELLA.-"< ‘
., .nvnttt~z~~:ty;~.~. \‘~\ ‘<,.\\.\ \\\\‘ whom“
Survivor 5;;
will bethctasl llay _
you can subscribe f»
RAYMOND BROTHERS - me... one:
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Phone 113-3 137 Washington St. SWEATERS TOILET snrs
; _‘ ‘ ‘_ l} ' NIGHTINGALES SAGQUES
Wilfrid MYWEAR
The Baby’s Department is prepared for Spring with a.
charming collection of dainty apparel, properly made and tin.
lubed that any mother will be proud to have her baby wear.
SUPER PHOSPHATE 015 LIME. SHEEP MANUEL. AGRI-
CULTURAL LIME, LAND PLASTER. '
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Browns, toys; Blacks and Whites
We are showing the BETTER
QUALITIES which every woman
is locldng for.
tor , the. Third no ~ "
. (arty-Bonds. '
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HggEétIYgEAR. HostY, BABY BUN TINGS, SILK QUILTS, ,
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. .. Mothers may be assured of finding here only merchandise .
of standard quality at the lowest possible prices. -
Have You Bought, Your Liberty ondi. ‘
V If. you have not the funds at present, this Bank stands
ready to loan you the money at
-— 4‘4‘70 INTEREST ——
thesame rate of interesrthat the bond carries.
llo Your lluty, Purchase a Bond ‘
wcwiutminh‘themoneytcpaytorme.
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Remington, all Dollie;
makes. told, .m ‘ '
repaired. Ren %
per month. M a.
sold at 35 per mm"
T PLUMBER
VPEWRITER EXCHANGE
Ibo Falrflcld Avc., Bridgeport-M ‘
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS .
CALI-USU?
and we will web our trouble. ‘
right around when comm,
this happen: in your home. Ii ..
PLUMBING
I: defective, unthuated. manila}: . ‘
or worn out, have “~ka noon. i '»
nary repnlro or lnhtatl a new. . I
tom 01
scum rtmnm "
JOBBthI A anew."
HORACE R. Musk;
\Plumbluc “New“ J
\. Tel. 1354
North Matn 8!. South No
THE NEW om -
DEFINITION or cmnomncnc Q
Chiropractic la the definition or 1'.
cause or the disease and the an IQ .
adjusting the some. Disease to cancel ' '
by awreucb, twat or spmln in th'
back. Even if done in childhood tfl‘
ferrules! pigcbed nerves and pain h
nor a the different organs ‘ ~
“mm. ”I ,
Chiropractors remove the cause i ’
disease and pain, health 13 rest“
through harmonizing the nerve ch”
terns in your body. Female trophie-
given special attention: also our“ .
ture of the spine. You will never fl
gret giving the Chiropractor a chum ;
tel help you. ’
Magnetic treatments liven also.
'1’. FRMICIS, D. C.
34 Washington so. so. Norwalk. om
Graduate from Palmer School
David W. Raymond Di
UNDE TAKER
roI. Office, 1 93; House cos.
n-«wmnmcvcn er.
new nan man's ammmn.
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WE ARE BUYING .
IRON AND SCRAP mom
DRY, METALS AND OLD
AUTOMOBILES
L. III'BON
Norwalk Chronicler