Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 15, 1918 · page 18

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

NEW MAIL RULES
. Moon MEN IN
FOREIGN SERVICE

Friends and Ielatives of soldiers
!who are members of oversea forces
will be intetested in the following in
Iiormatton relative to sending parcel
‘pOsI matter:

Upon parcels to members of the
American Expeditionary forces cus-
toms forms or declarations are it!!!
necessary. The Inscription V‘R. A. C
43’ should be written upon the upper
left hand corner of the parcel under“
e return address. Beneath shoul

be‘Written an accurate list of the ”con
tents. Parcels must be accompanir

by the written and approved

of the addressee and upon the face
of the parcel must also be marked:

‘This parcel contains only articles
sent at the approved request of the
addressee which is enclosed'

The approval must be that of the-
soldier'e regimental or higher com-
manner of an executive oihcer of the
organisation" with which he is con
nected.
members of the Red Cross and kin-

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'1' 53Water8treet
apprmai The Order was issued in

"’1’ Tel. 721.
France befdrc Its announcement In

I I i th' ty nd a
City, Ne s . aISIocIEEID rreqtatest l:I’I‘t'a’yp now passing

 

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Noble station. Barnum station. and
Stratlord branch.

“Parcels for members of the British
or Canadian Expeditiona'Iy forces

 

 

lthat they will not pay the line. They

The same rule applies to

fired organfzaltidfls. it is'futilc to try
*to mail packages without the written

parcels w ith- 3‘

LIGENSE YOUR DOG THIS MONTH. lore known to the warden and they’.

Dog Warden Walsh states that but 'a must either pay up Or so” the pen.
little over two weeks remain to license aity.
you— do: With» the 31.00 penalty. IThe
vases has mm up an smegma .merau acnouuo.
quite a number oi dog owners. some
”mad“ the” d°" “1°" mm“ ThfiNStfifngEj—Efiir. :Iofiiul’ror
their dog over to the warden. There New England with coal grounded on
are many dogs that are not quite six an island near here during a heavy log
N... mm «w New .. at". 3.2: s”
“W ‘I 3"” “’3’”th "he" 5" floated at high tide late today
months old. Summer residents must
file W. that their dogs might be ‘
accounted for. There have been two
new some: added, making a.

 

 

An eight and a half pound baby
girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
IFiaherty, of New York, Saturday.
total of six kennels. Many are appear;- Mrs. Flaherty was formerly Miss
mu!” the town clerk paying the Laura O’Brien, of this city. This
5100 line and protesting that they makes Mrs. Robert Hazlett, of Wilton
arena be notified pereOnRIIy—whic‘h avenue, a grand aunt.
is wrong-then going away claiming

 

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Advert! so in The Sentinel

 
 
 

 

NoraINo GOULD an
. non! Mama

’ than a hedr00m furnished with
our beautiful bedroom furniture.
it is dainty. yet substantial. it
will make the room more than
a mere'placc to sleep. it will I»
make it a roam to enjoy at all ’
times. And our pricesa‘re no

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

through the Not-walk post omce.
OVerseas parcels are accepted only at
the Parcel Post Annex. Cannon street.
William A. Ahrens. of Main street.
has purchased a five—passenger Buick
automobile.

must bear a contents declaration talk

the name and address of the sender
-’I‘he inscription ‘R. A. C. 52’ (indicat-
‘ng War Trade Board License) Inust
e written upon the face of the pack-
site and In addition to the address
should be marked ‘are of the Minis-
ter of War, London, England.’

"Parcels fox members of the French
Army dri'ii iii'ldtfels fir-France (serted
by the itch postal authorities)
must bear two special French Dec-

Solon Wales, 01' Main street, who
has been ill of the measles 101‘ hey
oral days, is much improved,

 

 

——Dance F‘Iiday night. Elks' Home.
Benefit Putnam liose Tobacco Fund.

Joseph CaI'Ivnagh, of Orchard street.
has joined the Naval Reserves and

marked ’11. A. C. 62.”
has qualified as a ship-fitter. ' ” " ’ “

seen MAY as eenveo

Word has been received from E. H.
Miller, of Aiken street, new with Com-
pany G. 326th infantry, and division.
that he. has arrived safely “overseas."

 

Notice of Output Curtailment Sent Out
by Brewers.
NEW HAVEN. May 15.——.\'otlce to
the retail. trade of a curtailment. in llicl
beer output was sent by brewers yes
terday. This means. according to the
notice, that only 70 per cool of the
amount will he brewed cnt’. dealt-rs

7—Dance Friday night. Elks‘ Home.
Benefit Putnam Hose Taboct'o Fund.

 

f The wise woman will save her tlol-
lars by buying merchandisi- of quality

at the N. E. Ryan (‘0.‘s SLOI'O‘ tomor~ must cut their sales to a lllt'c amount
row. Sec :Idv. for special offerings. as compared with 1917. It \\’:lI~' prc~

dictcd here yesterday that In vi-uv of
the curtailment either the size of glass
es will be lessened or the price will go

‘ George W. Lynch Is now in the
United 'Siacs Transpor service, United

States quartermaster‘s department. to 10 cents.

Mr. Lynch is now in France. lie cx- ~4-_.___.-.____

ths to be back home in a few weeks INSPECTOR BRENNAN wms
PROMOTION.

and will call on local friends,
" William H. Brennan, Jr, who has
been doing conspicuously nIcI‘ltorimIs
work as inspector In litn nutonmhllc
department of the state, has been pm-
Inotcd, and. with
Danbury. will

' t‘ontraclor MiCllBei J. Ridrdan, 0f
‘Muin street, has received the job oi”
iunlding a cottage for John McCarthy.
the Daubury coal denier, at Bell Is-
land. Mr. Riordan started operations

have jurisdiction)

““13?- th’roughout the slat-e. Each is to be
"""—’— N lk mounted on a lilnloit‘ft'lt‘, and each
Three 0" fm“ thousand am” will roam the state over seeking vio

people will clip the Interest coupons
from their Lilicrly bonds of the sec
ond issue tomorrow. These coupons
reprcsenting govcrmnent obligations.

lators of the automobile law.

The following have born ossizncl us
examining Inspectors: Thomas (‘onrcr
to Stamford on Monday. and Nov Cun-

'~ ‘ '. ' s. ‘s .slInnd
an IllilCilC'iil) tltcf'unca on non on Friday “Rm-"m“ Wilbur
Will be accepted In trade, at their . .- y , ~ _
-'I‘Iowlmdg0. uoslpnr- anl .\.Ir'.vullr,
face value, or may be cashed of tho ‘ .
. on Thursdays,
banks .or almost any busmess es-

tablishment. Merchants who sell thrift
clamps will receive the coupons in ex
change for stamps and the Interest
money will thus be reinvested at in-
tcrcst.

HOUSES FOR BRIDGEPORT.

 

Houses will be built in six different
sections of the city of Britl, ng-cpo't hr
the Housmn company with the $3,000,-
000 loan secured from the federal gov-
ernment. These houses are to he built
near the factory centers and on lines
of the trolley and jitneys. This will
he so that it will be as convenient as
possible for the men who are to ltvefi/
in the new houses to get to an} from

Declaring that her husband hell her
on the bed uliile he turned on the
st fl‘year-nlo Tilly Bums‘ ‘oI Stam-
ford. was before Judge Warner in
the. superior court in Bridgeport, on
Friday afternoon to seek 'n divorce
from Harold T. ”Burns. who was
drafted last month into the army.
"\\ o're both going to die together,"
he is alleged to have remarked as
the gas fumes grew stronger. The
youthful wife screamed so loudb
howmei that Duran allowed her to
The court resorted deci-

delached and semi-detached houses
and group dWellings. They will he
built. mostly of brick

at Washington.

 

escape.
aion.

—Advertlse in the Sentinel.

 

 

 

We have the equip8
ment andjorgauiza- .
tion to. serve all
your banking needs

Listen ’
I‘m-LY rnouenrs

_ ‘ MEN’S ‘ ’
OXFOBDS AND SHOES

woman’s
. shamans
runes AND PLAY snaps

A Variety to Heat All Family
‘_ Shoe Wants

 
 
 

 

The South Norwalk
Trust Co.

 

 
 
 
 

 

updn which is listed the contents and g;-

iaralion tags and the parcels must be 1

IN SMALLER GLASSES .

Frederick Kirk or ..

sum—2521:9218

their work. These houses are to be of :
various types, including single houses. .

. according to -
specifications that have been approved .

PUMPS ANDOHOBBS '

 

less attractive than the furni-
ture. Come and learn them.

 

 

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SPECIALS FOR _ . l
DOLLAR DAY
“fgn’lls’btits Dressfi .Mclks and incetrimined ...... I88
11th Brice lars. ...................
DedFCh’mD‘reeses Camisole. lace trimmed ........ fig
- _ read Silk Hose. extra sine . .'.' ............. ’ . 1 bolt.-
FI cSilk ose. ............. 2 pairs. 3%
Fi re Silk ose ...................... 3pairs,1.00
Royal Society Packages. discontinued numbers. aif
Price.
J. I. MALLETTE
as militate-Ion s'r. scorn aoawm l

 

 

 
 
 

' EEO BETH linens

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

' FERTILIZERS

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mm m m
“Tfi l'AVOIl-‘Il “3“!” AT WHOLISALI AID

 

RAYMOND morons

Hole 113-3 137 Washington St.

 
 

 

“OPTOMETRIS'I
flWallltaeeI. ‘ Narnia
mamrmm in Gold or
“ammonium-am
mammoth-ayes W'M-
lien- illed. WI-

Now that the Liberty Loan is over, BUY WAR SATIN“
STARS, which sen for $4.16 this month and 1c addition}
each month thereafter.

25 pennies buys a THRIFT STAMP.

EVERY LITTLE BITHELPS TO WIN THEW Wfi- m
YOUR BIT.

The City National Bank

South Nor-walk, Conn.

 
 

 

 

 

 

or “out. competentmandgood

°’ noon palms. means, sum-arm m.
-.- amiss AND surrnma
The White Electric Co.

mumomumm
184WuhingtonSt._ISo.liorwalk.

 

The Norwalk Line
Fast Freight Service Between This City

 

 

I THURSDAY
DOLLAR DAY

We are ready with a variety of re--
liable merchandise of dependable
quality.

.We mention below a few items
which suggest the remarkable values
to be found here.

has is YOUR 0mm
L/NIT Y 10 SAVE

UMBRELLAS for men or women, $1.25 value ....... $1.00 ,9 ,
2. Pairs Women's 65c SILK HOSE .................... $1.00
2 Pairs Women’s Lisle or Cotton 59¢ nosn ............ $1.00
3 Pairs Women‘s 39c Lisle or Cotton HOSE . . . . ......... $1.00
$1.25 WAISTS, 9.180 a few odd Waists at higher prices fer $1.00
59c CORSET COVERS . . .. ..................... 2 far $1.00
. $1.25 ENVELOPE OHEMISE ....................... $1.00
$1.25 SATIN CAMISOLES ........................... $1.00
$1.25 CORSETS, and a few 'odd lots in better grades ..... $1.00
Famous “Lyon" KNITTING YARN, per hank . . .‘ ...... . $1.00
GERMANTOWN and SHETLAND WOOL . . 4 skeins for $1.00

 
 

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F MFRFHANDISE RY .‘lODfRATf PP“ .r'r

86 WASHINGTON ST.

 
 

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Furniture lor Porch'autl Collage.

We have no... made a larger or more varied display at
33;; “33333353.? Layawa’im’ilfisflo’r’d’n ’ ‘
m . co 0
with or without stands and awnings”? POBOH
NS of reliable make in all widths. - '

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. and New York.
Steamers “Gila" and “Armflaye Bram-fey”

Freight accepted at NorWulk and South Norwallt from 7 30 to 5. 30
p. m. for deliv'cry at Pier 45, East River, Foot of Jackson street.
New York. 7.00 o’clock the followingr mornlnar Freight received at
Pier 45 East River. New l'.ork from 7: 30 a. m. to 5 p. m. Steamers
leaving pier 45 East River, New York at'J o'clock daily. Sundays

excepted.

 

 

SHOES?

FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

FOR SCHOOL, FOR DANCING OR FOR GENERAL WEAR.
We carry all the leading makes of Children’s Shoes and
guarantee a perfect fit for the growing feet.

STOCKINGS or ALL GRADES
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN

South Nor-walk.

 

81 Washington Street.

 

 

 

 

The Vogue of the
Gingham Frock

Is Established. and Women from
Maine to California Are Wearing
These Adorable Dresses. Before
You Start to Make Yours, Look

Through

The Summer
Fashion Book

You Will Find Among the 600
Designs illustrated 67 Delightful
Styles-for Gingham Dresses.

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All the Latest Fashion Features in
Pictorial Review
.._... Patterns for June

NOW ON SALE

 

 

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o. B. JACKSON ; "

adord to insure your-sell; other-
wise you would not need insur-
ance. The same reasons that
prompted you to carry insurance
should, upon due inquiry. admon-
ish you perhaps to take out more
insurance. because of the Increase
ed cost of building materials, in- i
bar and nearly every other nets 1'
oi expense entering into the on
of mung repairs, or rebuilding,
after a fire.

_ MI. nylons cine.
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crustacean. continence!
, gear—w ’25.!
Cure That Cold'By
Takintz
WHITEPINE COMPOUND
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Dancers! '

 

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Smith. Underwood
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals 8
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month.

PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
I“ FaMleld Ave, Bridgeport, cm

REIUILT TYPEWHITEHS

CAI-LUSH?

and we will rush our trouble man
right around When acmcthing like
thla happsna In your home. if your

PLUMBING

Ia defective anthuated. uneahltlry
or 'worn out, have us make hecta-

. AHA.

 

aary repairs or Installs new eye-
tern of \ ‘
MODERN PLUMBING

JOBBING A SPECIALTY

HORACE R. NASH

Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1354
North Main St. South Norwalk.

 

THENEW SCIENCE:

DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC)

Chiropractic Is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the an of
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain -in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and paint!
:Iliteg life in the different organ and
In a.

 

 

 

disease and pain. health
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also cum
ture of the spine. You will never re"
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.

‘ Magnetic treatments alvea also.

1‘. FRANCIS. ll. C.

Giaduate that Palmnr Sew

 

 

David w. Raymond
UNDERTAKER -

Tel. Office, 1000-8; House 098.

27 wasttme'rou e'r. . .
NEW RED MEN'S euILoiNo

 

Chiropractors remove the cause of . .,
Is restored '

34 Washington St, So. Norwalk. Cone '

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BBY, HBTALS AHD OLB
AUTOMOBILES

L. MON
8 Rowan St. . ,.

 

 

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IRON ANBBOBAP MACH“

 

 
 

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