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fiction, mills, 1913
Harris '51
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That’s All
53 Water Street
‘ Tel. 721.
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[2'in News
Mr and Mrs William .‘Iiayhew, of
Bridgeport, immerly of Norwalk an-
nounce the birth of a son. Mother
and child are getting along nicely.
"Chief" Meyers. fo1mcily catcher
for the New York Giants, who is now
living in rSilverr IMine has purchased a
Ford touring I
The monthh meeting of Old “ell
Hook and ladder Company uill be
Station. I
I
Geo1g'e Scheer who has been one or
the stewards at the. Elks‘ Club for sev 1
anti years, has taken a position with
the United States Shipping Board at
“’ilson's Point.
v
——‘May Dance at Community Halls
Wednesday evening, May 15th. Sterl-I
ina’-Wellnitz orchestra. Tickets 150.
I
Aparty of twentymombersoi South'
Nomad: lodge, :Loyul Order oi Moose. I
are planning to no to Huntington]
liong- island next Saturday afternoon
in Captain Jay Petty'a launch to ro-I
"“ halalov'or' Sunny,- 'a‘hd pay a hated-
tial visit to Huntington made.
”heifer tithuiey «ii this lewd. new inl
France, writes that as 111th result or a
cold token oh the Jonmby over, he
spent a raw days in the hodpital. but at
the time qt .wrltiu‘g he hail recovered.
He also told of hitting chmd a sub
on the Na? haw _ 2‘
Men’s curls win he held. wine club
-_ mom's on Tuesday- evening it's o’clock
m iridium the finance to be Woven
by the club on Friday ovum. PM”
17th, can be obtained {rpm the enter
tain‘mo‘nt coiritpi'tm at that time fl;rln
it! Men's Club unbeaten will furnish
111115ch
true standard authorities hhve’ as-
certained that a neurone left; in o
' train between New York and Stain;
for-d dust Monday afternoon the trav-
' cling hug containing the dead 'body
of an infant. which was found in one'
o! the cars by Brakeman William '1
Fitzgibbohs. ot- Danbury The body.
was that of a fully matured white
girl and it is supposed that someoneE
engaged the negress to dispose of
the body. The child had been“ dead
about a week: ennui-daily, and so far
as could be ascertained by means of
an autopsy, death was due to natural
" causes. Search is being made for the:
‘ negress. whole believed to haVe come
Iirom either Waterbury or “Bridgeport.
W
--Advertlse in the Sentinel.
We have the equine
incui and organiza-
on to serve allfi
your‘haiiliiuu needs f
”Willi WIlll'III
THEMSELVES
I H RTFORD, May 11 .w—As the open-
ling s ot in its vigorous campaign to!
Icompel careless and disicyal bakers to
bake Victory bread. the mod adminiir
nation has publicly warned four bake-
shcps in Hartford and has ordered 8
film to pay $200 to the Red Cross or
Iclse to suffer indefinite revocation of
Calls I
all."
, A Variety to Meet All Family
its baker‘s license.
The other four bakerits
b1ead which was under
with being careless of the,
ager. No. 1261 Main street;
Baggish, 1'0. 198 Windsor street;
street.
pended numerous bake-1’ s
3 ports of the use of substitutes or tboi
:amounis of substitutes on hand.
I Mr. Scoville some time ago appoint- 7° 0° I‘ V°“ U" I’m" EV” “dI
ged a stale Bakeis Sci ‘1 .e ionuniiteci
which is alieady operating and which‘I
was 1csponsible for the anaigmneni 01"
The technical ory says 111 the Aluminum Magazine:
service committee appointed by M1.
is as tol~
,lows: George 0. Roll). Hartford: P. S. 3’0“] mommy ‘0 “3m“ 13”"
'Tl1o11111'son, New Havin; W. J. Travis, are just a“
the Hartford bakers.
Scovilie for Connecticut
llildgcpori:
which
I
were charged viiih persisten‘gglgikail‘id: avenue S N
exact
amount of wheat substitutes used, are:‘
Lenz Baking Co., Robert l’eskin. man-I
Nathan
Mey-
er liesenboltz. No. 56 Pleasant street;
and Julius Baggish, No. 61 Villach
They we1c all cautioned that
they now had demerit marks against
them and that future violations might
I result in the cancellation of their food
; adminisu st1on licenses to do business.
1 The food administration has sus
licenses
TI throughout the mummy during the last
Imonih, some of the \iolaiions being
[failure to keep proper records, inlaid;
i cation of 1ecords and making false MI
ll Wcthcrby. Ansonia and Derby;
Emil MgFox. .\'or.wich
depufie
divxuual localities.
will hereafter
the bakei s
cense.
PLAN TAKING 0F
SOLDIERS’ VOTES
(Continued from First Page.)
Abiahams. Michael, 100 S Main st.
Anderson Charles W. 3 Lorena s
Angionco'atrick W., Hyatt. ave.
zBallh. Albert P. 6 Cottage at.
Bouton, Arthur 51h Ward.
Brady. Bernard. 23 Union or 26
Spring street.
”Buchta Thomas C., 256 Flax Hill
Irond.
These disirlctlm‘e due to laziness, the one mental,.
are now nominating for Mr the other physical.
. Scoville approved a sumclent numb?
of lacal inspectms to handle their in» that the brain 13
The food adminia- chine—and you can make it take an,
tiaiion beliewo [hot the honest baker enonnoua number of photographs I
he amply protectgdldon'l contend that each man may
held this evening at the Central Fire against union and disloyal competition
and the whole bakery business will be
stabilized and rendered much more or-
de1ly than during the ilrstmonths that a hundred can have far better and
were operating under ll-
. t.
Buckley, John, 18 Franklin ave, N.
Byron. James (F, 13 Academy at.
Hill.
Catterall Thomas, Broad River.
Conley, Hamid. 57 Main street.
Groal, William. 57 Spring street.
Decker. Walter 1,, 7 West ',ave. N.
glcr. Frederick L.. Rock Ridge
.1me. Charles 8.. 62 Meadow at. -
'Eokert. 1"!!!) «£10.42 miller at.
Billed. Stewart 11.. Wain“ avenue.
{ mannered meeting enmity,” ”-
I ICuJ-roli. James '1'. or J.. 38 Spring
We; Victor .W., Livingston while.
Kilian; Walton W., 28
Judith L.. 51 .1211 I've.
. Howard .L., 28 diamond; it.
lib aye.
films“. L’Miuhafl J. 83 Mold av.
mm. 7.11 .9 11min one»:
,GOrhamiW. :Li ens. Mannyotr.
Combat. We! Bum Glcnwood ave.
Hgdik. dosem 8,. 31 131mm at.
Halo. Otto. 118 Meadow at.
HOME”. Tmthy W .53 Fhlrfleld
avenue
Koran, John J., .17 Woodbiiry ave.
:Horton. Arthur G. 61
Jeweln. John 5‘" Jill! East ave.
.Kehoe. Wm. .11.. .37 cedar street.
K2133“
Strawberry
. E Henry. 4.7 1214de are.
.Kenhsy monies 'J. or 3.. city Hotel
:Klelmmceriek 11 or K. 12 Thomas
street. .
Ewe. Arthur 3.. 32 Second street
Lane, John J. 32 Union ave
Larranri. Raymond J.. 68 Connecti-
out Home
Leonel, Stephen W., 11 Tallmadge
silage
Le.,vai Bela, 1 Lexington ave
Levy, Charles. 8 Crescent terrace.
:Loudon. Alien. .Pemy aVeuue
LoudOn, Frederick P., Berr ave.
McKendry, Geo. W. or.,‘~N
walk
est Nor-
Mead, Howard E., 10 Maple st., N.
Miller, John J, 126 Woodward ave.
Listen
TIMELY rnoucnrs
men's
oxrouna AND snons
WOMEN'S
PUMPS AND oxroans
amounts
ramps up PLAY snore
Shoe Wante-
1
W3 matron. “
Most
Mugavero, Nicole. {0 .. n .. nd! a.
Moshier, Barry D.. Connecticut ave.
Muilings,Robe11 35., Cliff st, N.
Muth The 111215 J. Hudson st. N.
Norr.‘ s, Ricah rd T. 83 Main street
Overton, Leslie J. is Fith st. E. N.
Ouelettc. Alfred. J P.Ie1'ndale. .
0' Brien, Edward \'.. 8 Grant at. Q absorbed.
Pesce, Ascanio, J5 Low-e street. I
Patcben, Nicholas J.. 23 Leonard st.
Pickles, W111. F, L13 Woodxwrd axe.
Remsen, Stanlly“ "6 N. Main st.
Ryan, John A. 11 H gh st, N.
Ryan F1311]; 11.300 Ely ave.
Sabo, Baylis, 30 Oxford ave.
Schweitzer, Charles G., 44 Summit
street. S. N. «
Scofield, George, 9 Spring street
Seymour Robert M, Jr.
I working
sorb it—and aluayo absmb it
good memory"
bu, don‘t hurry. and learn how
{go to bed with you
and give nature a chance.
_ and
7 Railroad up. :-
I Seymom Clarence A.. 9 Wairen st.
Smith “alter J... 36 Merwin st.
Snyder, Roy R., 6 Orchard st.
Smitten, l‘lmrles 11., 6 Hamilton aveu
Standinger, liudnlpli. 3 Mott are, or
Lynes place.
Thompson, Charles A.,
I ADVERTISED LETTERS
The following letters
claimed at the Norwalk post oiflce
:7 Knight 5L the week ending May 11, 1918:
Vadas, Joseph. J12. 27 Windsor 111. I Dawson, Harry E.
Vaughn, (‘hurles J., 7 Grove st. Moseley, Mrs, V. K. ‘,
Weeks, Burnett 0., 26 'Merwin s1.
Wennrich, William. 14 Dover st. McGuernsey, Thos. 1"
West, in. Hiram B, 59 s Main st. Millie?» 1“-
Wllliams, Frederick. 12 Crass st., IMore. Frank.
‘
Maneuver, Miss Clara.
Post, Mrs, Abbie.
owell, W.. 1 Warder street.
Smith, S. J.
TAKE MEMORY PICTURES. I Sweet, Miss Daisy.
I The Union Taxi Co,
Williams, George 11., 53 Woodward}
avenue. I
Wolfe, Jacob W. ., 22 Catherine st.
1
Train Our Memory.
A man 11110 has a uonderlul mem-
"if you can train you1 right arm
to dell\ e1 11 good blow, you can train
There dav “I 2230'
there. are flabby-I
tt'icn't very hard. ,
u use about thirty per cent .
{oi thei invariable energy when the)" 1‘6
Concentrate on what you
are doing. Let it'scak into you. Air
with
Ethe conviction that [it is going to stay
‘There you have my recipe {01 '1
Determine to remem- .
Hall
to let your ofiice worries and work
at night—and,
labors all things, get into the open
Fresh air
sunshine have as beneficial an
Iei‘feci on the memory as they do on
Ithe other parts of your gene ral make-
remain on I
for i
I
M. 'J. HOWARD. P. M.
The Whatsoerer Circle of King’s
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Frank
F.B1'a(lbury, 40 Bayvit‘w avenue, Tues-
many flabby minded menIW
B 1. Marsh Siami’o1d;BlIin1'he woild as
Ibodied ones. Both kinds of flabbinessI
The Newest Fashions in
i AFTERNOON DRESSES
remember.
a photograph ma-
“Above all you must
SWEATERS
Low Priced
ELOUSES
Ieventually have as good 11 memory as
his neighbor's but i am firmly con-
’vinced that ninety- nine men out of and Lingerie, medium priced
one for every occasion.
more serviceable membries than they
now have. 1‘
‘Teach your brain to register one
tographs of what you want it to re j
tain. Be enthusiastic about it. Work
at it every day while you are doing.’
vesteec.
, THE LITTLE SHOP
60 N. Main street
1
.a
Georgette, Charmeuses and Tortola-I
0i Shetland Floss, Attractive and
Georgette Crepe, Washable Satin,
NECKWEAR~A full line or unto:
theminute styles in collars and
south Norwallr.
lzs
. “Guilty Shoo”
SUITS, CORPS, DRESSES,
Skirts, Summer Furs, Millln’er'y
CHARGE ACCOUNTS ammo
Phone
IgIWallltnct.
KRYPTOK LINES—Folding Oxford- iu Gold or
81101! Sher-0n and Otto;- Mention.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Denied prucrlp-
dons Wyfinod. Export Repairing.
FERTILIZERS
1W3? moon“: or man, my muons, som-
ooL-mau. mm. urn ruins.
ALL FAVORITE BRANDS AT WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.
RAYMOND BROTHERS _
137 Washington St.
113-3
O. B. JACKSON
OPT‘OMETRIS'I
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Now that the Liberty Loan is over, BUY WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS, which sell for $4.16 this month and 10 additional
each month thereafter.
,
25 pennies buys .a THRIFT STAMP.
mm LIT!“ BIT HELPS TO WIN THE WAR—DO
YOUR 311‘.
The City National Bank
South Norwalk, Conn.
“mall.
= onuNNO'r
I “036 inure yourself--
wise you .would not neeé‘
1 none. The same realm}
Drillllpied youa to carry ‘
1 sh ,upond ue inquiry
lsh you perhaps to take out ' "
use of the fiction-l
. ed coat of building materials,
I bar and nearly every other flop.
. of expense entering into l. 0953
of making 1',epairs or re building.
alter a are
J 11. Laytondmhc.
ii RAILROAD sushi
sour-n uonwamr, em
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Job Printing
So. Norm": I
Dr.J.ll.Mel
, DENTIST
16 80.11am 8t. 80. ltorwalufliiiuI
Romanian mammalian.
A. M. WOOSTEK
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Late EraMlner
U. S. Potent. ' '
ELECTRICIANS
finished “margin oi- mwora coupotmtmonandgood
mm“ 3001: norm. mmns, auomoar. m
dammit-up mamm-
The White Electric Co.
WITH TAR
inseam. [can ready mm It in
vmdmdumwumm
andclllmdnell‘hmuyuwl “
smsrmm Stations it 111m
A SPECIM. SELECTIGH GP
Decorative Linens
The new shipmems Which have just mil are especially
interesting in view of the increasing scarcity ofhncna.
Included are round, 0 square or oblong CENTER-
.IA
PIECES, SCAMS, _ , LUNGHEON LETS TEA
CLOTHS and TRAY GLO'l‘HS in a variety of Filct lace-decorat-
ed, and embroidered in exquisite elaboration of design.
‘Any of the above mentioned officials would be most suitable
for June Wedding Gifts.
86 WASHINGTON 8T.
Furniture. iorl'o‘rch and Collage
ma (lisp la 1
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0f WWI, WW 801m;
canyon: without new arid awnings; Patton
omits or minus lamina! . '
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some “Eh” and «Jim Manger ’
height accepted at Norwalk and Math wand limit ”7‘30 to 3: 3n
Will modicum” it filler-45. um River, Foot '9; Wu limit,
W m 111-00 'o'n
Pier 45 East River.
the touching morning Freight received at
aw Yolk from 7: so an. to .p.1n. sum."
Ier 46 East River, New York (it‘ll new daily. Simlldfi
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And of course you are
_ going to have some in
‘ your Sooner wardrobe.
. Bui‘biéim’: you start your
sewing, before you even
consider any designs, let '
Ill persuade you in ‘ your
own inmost to visit ‘a
PiCTORlAL RE-
VIEW AGENCY, and
look lluo'dgh the FASH-
ION BOOK F OR
SUMMER
The most fascinating 60% of ddiuty chi-mingly
you ever saw in your big.
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Price, 23' Cdntb.
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adjusting the 3m. “Monaco I
by a wrench twist or up : 1
, creates pinched
31:1» life in the
Chm—Etna remove th
Kelli. “3W3. “
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icon; in your body. mold
given special :attcntionzaln
one oi in“: colon, You an“ it
gret giving the Chiropractor w --
to help you.
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34 Washington St. 80. N
Glade-ho. from Palmer 80h
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