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53 Water Street
Tel. 721.
Little Miss Til-ions Clark Of North
avenue, is ill with the measles.
Thirty Red Men will trail to Nor-v
walk Wednesday night to my
friendly visit to the Norwalk Tribe.
v—Danbury News.
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It is probable that the Shore Line
Electric Railway company will add its,
extra summer schedule cars before the
‘ last of May.
Mrs. Frank Rooney has received an
interesting letter from her brother,
Joseph O'Neil, formerly of the Sixth
company, now in France.
——Dance Friday night. Elks‘ Home.
Benefit Putnam Hose Tabocco Fund. k
Mrs. Andrew J. Grossman, of 104
South Main street, celebrated her 83rd
birthday on Sunday. Many friends;
called on her during the day, extenl-
in: to her congratulations and well
wishes. Mrs. Crossman is in excellent
health despite her age.
H i H a J t‘ I
’ ’Dr. Arthur R. Turner, while visit.-
ing at Tomkinsville, Staten island,
last week, had the pleasure of meet-
ing Victor Ferris, formerly editor or
The Norwalk Hour. who is now boats
wain's mate on the U S. submgund
chaser, “Coney” ‘ .
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The Flake O'Hara Theatrical Com-
pany terminated its season last week
at Dover, New Jersey, and the mem-
bers have returan to their homes in
various sections of the country. The
company has been on tour for thirty-
six weeks Mr. O‘Hara lives in lllver-~
mine, and William Gabriel, another
member of the company, has returned
to this home in Danbury.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur N. Robins and
daughter Joan, of Minneapolis, Minn,
have arrived in South Norwalk', where
Mr. Robins expects to locate with his
father Thomas Robins, in the can».
tracting business. "Art's" ‘mnny Nor.
walk friends are glad to welcome him
back again after his lengthy stay in
the West, and wish him success in his
new venture.
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Norwalk txolleymen said today they
expected that, as a result of demands
upon the Connecticut Company for an
increase in wages, they will undoubt-
edly receive more pay. According to
the Norwalk men, trolleymen ask for
an increase because of the high cost
of living, and because wages are in-
creased in other branches of industry.
‘Jnne 1 is the date set fur a new wage
scale to go into eflect.
{We have the equip-
«meat and organiza- ,
, on to , Serve all. '-
‘your hankingncedg
- Book of a Thousand Songs,"
, today's iss'ue.
,46,732 of these were certified for serv-
. and canine requcrtl‘ng their assistance
.out, their first papers.
’ winning- the war.
' olaLs STRIPPED
Selections Made Famous by
Emma Abbot Are Included
in Book
The Winsome and Witching personal—
ity of Emma Abbott will always be
associated with Bali’e's “Bohemian
Girl," although she made a great
triumph in “La Trsviata” and “Faust"
in lemon and Paris.
Emma Abbott was bom in Cllicaeo
in 1849 and hel early death in Salt
Lake city from iincumOnia in 1591 de-
prived America Of'one of her most,
gifted prilna donnas.
It was her delight to sing selections
from “The Bohemian Girl," "I lirealut
l Dwelt in Marble Halls," “The Heart
Bowed Down.” and “Then You’ll lic-
lllt‘lllbel‘ Me."
These songs are contained in “The
n collec-
tion which this paper is now distribut-
inn‘. Read the coupon elml‘here in
This is the greatest
song book in the world—just publish-
ed. "
ALIENS IN NATIONAL
. mono Miss saunas ,
tempted substitution of :a false wil‘i
FOB allPERIOR COURT
Edith Ranger, implicated in the or;
purported to have been made by hel
brother, Henry W. Ranger, was placed
under arrest in Stamford Saturda.v
when she surrendered. Miss Ranger
was cut on in the. genuine will sub
mitted to the Sclrogate court in New
York, and in connection with Attor-
ney Charles N. Weider and others oil
Stamford a false will was submittedS
in which Miss Ranger was made bene—
ficiary. The forgery was detected.
and several of the conspirators are
under arrest. Wexler' has been dis-
barred from practice before the Con-
necticut courts because of his part in
the affair. Wesler made a confession
in which he atllllil2ed writing the sub-
stitute will. diliss Ranger was held‘
trial before the Superior court under
bonds of $2,500.
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“Aim high and never say die."—
Cheerful Charlie:
“The new American anti-craft
guns are looking up."—-News-
paper headline.
We have always aimed high
on our clothing proposition,
aimed for high quality, in
fabrics, make, and style.
But our big gun is—fair
prices.
Our suits at $25 will interest
you if you appreciate remark-
able values.
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Eye Examinations
AND FITTING GLASSES
is our exclusive work—and only
the most modern methods are
used.
ARMY TO BECOME
AMERICAN CITIZENS]I
(Continued from First Page.) '
Provost-General Crowdcr’s figures
show that in the first draft 457.703
aliens Wore called and of these 76.545
were certified for service. There were
180,461 persons among the total call-
ed who had declared their intention
to become American citizens, and
ice.
Notices of the signing of the new
law have been sent to the command-
ing Officers of all army cantonments
in locating the men made eligible for
citizenship and affording them the
opportunity to complete their natur-
alizaiion.
Of the men. in the national army
affected by the law, 46.732 have taken
The present
citizenship of the remainder is as fol-
lows: Co-belligerents, 49,206; neutrals,
11, 206; countries allied with enemy
1,902; Austria Hungary, 13.236; Ger-
many, 928. a“.
German citizens cannot be naiuraliz
ed and they are being Weeded out of
the army.
PROCLAMATION ‘
BY GOVERNOR 0F
RED CROSS WEEK
(Continued From Page One)
it y r .earn’est‘and
1 porn on.
“The Red Cross is a direct aid to
it is the great sal-
raging arm of the government
immediate co-
izatlon can be. It is chartered by
Congress, is is headed by President
corned by the Army and Navy and
its accounts are audited by the gov-
ernmont.
hdent, will respond promptly to the
appeal of the American Red Cross for
on s.”
OF FINERY WHEN
LONDON, April 14.-—A tale of
village is related by the Klolor Zelir
townnhall, dressed themselves in their
cherished bits of finery. They troopé
ed to ‘thehsll and for two hours wait-
ed in vain for partners and music.
- Then the burgomaster arrived, clos~
ed the doors and ordered each girl to
sign her name to an official - paper.
That done, he curtly informed them
The next day policemen visited the
girls' homes and confiscated their rio-
bone and laces.
—.Advertise in the Sentinel.
tWilson. it is enthusiastidlliy twol- 1"
“The people of this state. i am con.
m tomes HALL "
a
cruel hoax on‘young girls in adormsn "
ung. ,lhringshausesflmaidens. promis-
ed a Sunday afternoon dance in the
best, bringing out from hiding places ‘I
that the dance would not take place; '
Rogers 8: Stevens
When we have your glasses BOUTH NORWALK
ready for adjustment, they are
Eyeglasses of the finest quality,
' NORWALK
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exactly made to correct the dc-
fect of either or both eyes.
Let as supply you with cor-
, The Newest Fashions in
I AFTERNOON DRESSES
Georgette, Csharmeuses and Taffeta
l waarsss
rem: glass“. O-GULISTS' n” 3 Of Shetland Floss, Attractive and
Opticians, examine your eyes i Low priced
when you get glasses here. ‘, BLOUSES
i Georgette Crepe, Washable Satin
‘ and Lingerie, medium priced
one for evely occasion.
NECKWEAR—‘A full line of up- -to
the minute styles in collars and
vesiees.
THE LITTLE SHOP
00 N. Main street South Norwallt
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THAMER
“The Three-0 Eye Service"
87 Atlantic BL. Stamford. Conn. a.
Open Cot. Iva. till I p. ll...” W
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“Quality Shou’f,
NEW SHOWING 0F SILK SWEATERS
$2.99 to $25.00
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
it is .
an hourly governmental as an organ- 5
than a bedroom furnished with
.ourlbesutitlilébeilmomnmmltura‘ .1
it is dainty, yet substantial It .
mill snake the room more than
‘ a mere place to sleep. It will I
make it a room to enjoy at all
times. And our prices are no
less attractive than the furni-
ture; Come and learn them.
ANGEVWE FURNITURE C0;
A SPECIALSELECIIOMOP
corail've} 1 Linens
The new shipments which have just arrived are especially
interesting in view of the increasing scarcity of linens.
Included are round, oval, square or .othng CENTER- .
PIECES, SCARFS, DOILIES, LUNCEEQN SETS, TEA '
Listen
may THOUGHTS
MEN '8
OXFORDS AND SHOES
WOMEN’S ,
PMS nun oxrosns '
CHILDREN’S
20,1528 AND PLAY sagas
A Variety to Meet All Family
emails and my CLOTHS in a variety of Filet lace-decorat-x f’
:5. ed, and embroidered in exquisite elaboration of design. 5
Any of the above mentioned articles would be most suitable .7
for June Wedding Gifts. .
ff/CH GRADE MfRCHflNDif\ FF :‘1C’lfl‘fi75 [ff/Cl!
, Furniture for Porch and-Goings.
We have never made a or more varied display of
00.01. and COMFORTABLE CHAIRS. ROCKERS and HSIT-
TEE; BUGS of many also, design: slid caloringl; COUCH
,.WOCKS wither. mm stands. and AWE PORCH
' SCREENS ofrelinhio may in all widths.
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mm, AGRI-
CULTURAL LIME. LAND PLASTER
33 ALL FAVORITE BRANDS AT WHOLESALE AND
A RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3 137 Washington St.
a
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
[I Wall Inca. Hunk.
KRYP‘I‘OK LENSES—Folding Oxlordl in 6016 I
Shall Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of tho eyes. OculiItI' prescrip-
tion: promptly filled. Export Rankin.
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 aTHRIFT STAMP.
him; as- WW
*ENERY LITTLE BIT HELPS TO WIN THE WAN—~55
YOUR BIT.
The City National Bank
South Norwslk, Conn.
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\‘ ELECTRICIANS
t ”Forfeited Margot: or now work. Competent men and good
. om DOOM BONES, FIXTURES, ELECTRICAL MER-
' CHANDIBE AND SUPPIJES
The White Electric Co.
m .. Electrical Engineers and Contractors
13! Wuhingto. a 8i. Phone 450.
So. Norwalk.
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The Norwalk Line
Fast Freight Servicchetween this City
and New York.
Steamers “Clio” and “An-muons Broarloy”
New York. 7:00 o'clock the following morning. Freight received at
Pier i5, mat River. New York. from 7:30 a. m. to 5 p. m Steamers
leaving pier 45 East River, New York at 3 o'clock daily. Sundays
“excepted.
Freight accented st Norwalk and South Norwalk from 7:30 to 5230'
p. m. for delivery at Pier 45. East River, Foot of Jackson street. ,_
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SHOES
FOR BOYS, “AND GIRLS
FOR soaoon, roansnontooa res GENERAL walla. '
-We carry all the leading makes of Children’s Shoes'ond
guarantee a perfect fit for the growing foot.
" STOCKINGS OF ALL GRADES
81 Washington Street. south Norwalk.
CONNEALLY, a .BRACKEN
‘ ATTORNEY AT LAW
The Vogue of the
Gingham Frock
Is Established, and Women from
Maine to California Are Wearing
These Adorable Dresses. Before
You Start to Make YBurs, Look
Through
The Summer
' Fashion Book
.‘ You Will Find Among the 600
Designs Illustrated 67 Delightful
Styles for Gingham Dresses.
All the Latest Fashion Features in K ‘
Pictorial I‘Review
Patterns for June «
NOW ON SALE
“limit”
. by a wrench, twist or spnainin
’ through harm
. next up sonar mm;
YOU CANNOT
afford to insure yourself; other-
wise you would not need incur-
nnce. The same reasons that
should. upon due inquiry, adam-
ish you perhaps to take out more
insurance, because of the inflow.
ed cost of build: ng materials, la;
her and nearly every other item"
of expense (n: e; ing into the cool.
of making lepai rs or re- building,”
after a fire.
.1. M. Layton & Collar;
5 RAILROAD AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
2%
F. 8. LYON
Job Printing
So. Morn/all:
0r..i.il.Maiiery
, DENTIST
16 80. Main St. So. Nonmlk. Con.
Hourlflollzso a. m.. “up...
A. M. woOsrnl
Late Examiner
U. S. Potent z
Office lot Boom
E" 1‘ His 5'21” sensor 1 i
amnesroar. command
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Cure That Cold By
Taking
'WHITE PINE COMPOUND
WITH TAR
F. H. BAXTER
DRUCCIST _
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Smith. Underw
Remington all 0
‘per month Naomi".
'sold at $5 per month.
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER XCHANGE
160 Fairiicld Avc., ridgeport, Com
REBUILT TYPEWNITEIIS‘
can. us up ‘
and we will rush our Mable
right around when so hi
this happen: in your WM
some
ll defective antiquated, . . ..
or worn on, have no make. " “‘
wow!" or inn-II ,‘o now
MODERN rimmed _ ‘
HORACE a. lull ' ‘ .
Plumbing and floating
Tel. 1854
North Main St.
THENEW SWING
DEFINITION OF CHJROPHAOTW
Chiropractic is the definition
cause or the disease and the at?
adjusting the Raine. liaison; all
back. Even if done in childhood"
late
limr life in tho itinerant Crabbe“
Chiropractors remove the cause at
disease and pain. health; is resin!“
sing th'o nor'vo 11h.”
toms in your Ody. Fem Follicle togghwlz
given special uncritical; also ”‘
ture of the spins. You will név‘ 4i.
gret giving the Chiropractor 3 china.
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also. ‘
T. FRANCIS, all. C.
34 Washington St, 50 Norwalk_
Graduate from Palmer Sch
. llavidww. Raymond
,UNDERTAKER
Tel. Office, 1069-3; Houseman.
27 WASHINGTON s'r. '
wn nan supine
any, METALS Alma
, Encompass
humor
1’30”“; _ ll
prompted you to carry insurw r
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Mon Patent. _
JOBBING A caesium, ,
creates pinched nerves and pain .15
.~ new RED. MEN’S {BUILDIM
makes, tgold
repaired. . Beytm‘;
Norwalk Chronicler