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.mmu, n! 16, 1913 'é‘
o'v-I- 'W”
1 Trinity Vestry met It the home at
scorn uoawanx. ;
tiers Murine Construction Company.
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iniliam R. Pennington on High street. ‘ ‘ ,2 ,
’ last evening, and disposed of regular“ f
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The stores which are featuring the.‘ ’i H,
Dollar Day sale will remain open tin-I I it
t til 8 o'clock tomorrow evening for the} g ig‘
l accommodation of purchasers. I I it .
l --— ‘ y ‘ » t
i The Whatsoeyer Circle met withI . g l 59
‘Mrs. F, .l. Bradbury on Bayview are.” * * * * * * * ’1 * * * * *I
Inna, and planned to serve dinner to the i i N
{State Council of the Daughters of Li‘i l“
Ibertv at the Congregational Church ‘6
_ - Inert Tuesdav when they are entei‘taln- 1 \f
If Yo“ Lock m 39!. fly“ ‘ ed by Banner Council of this city. I 5!
1855—4510 Last Long Mlle . l l:
K-K-K-Kfity. . Sheriff Nelson W, Benedict and Leo if!
1w_€:%:2g:e (3:12 Bout‘Davis motored to Waterbury this LOW Wash Basins ‘and Little,"
In the Land‘ of Yama-‘ 2°12: :5 32”???“ 5mg“ gultgl‘fg‘e‘ Shower Baths Adapted for the I l,
, i 5 5,! , — . . . . . ., .‘
Yme- _ b annual convention of the Grand Lodge use Of the TOtS‘ Ii;
74547-gurdgmenfian Songs, y of Connecticut, which is being held to! I ~‘ 1
11 OW'e . d '. I ,
DON N ELLY’" 1 a‘ CHATEAU DES HALLES , 5 , - t . . I .
. ; _.._._._. I A, .. , i
0 l on...“ J. stint, at W W. now CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL ; I t a i
16 SO. Main St has entered the big factory of the l.n- ______, g l " . A t
O V _——— M_w_ n’ .
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS. '
Evening
[The branch nflitc of The
Sentinel is located in the otlicc of its
Norwalk representative. R chard ll.i _, .. —_ _ , 1 . ~ I -. 9‘
Fitch, in the Masonic building. on Wall . Al‘lH‘JiM) b PHTDE' and anl‘ml :‘e e a i . “ 9"
street. and all'ucns items, advortisc- ‘" """l‘pm’ 0 “‘3 “5 counse "Tl Fit in the mountains. where the y - y t i th Al. It
merits, or notices ml ‘1 neWsy nature. Harold S. Beers, who has brought 5“” snow fails early and Mrs deep 30 iuilcs w en 0" I 2 more or e i.
catnbe it‘ll iht’l‘i‘ til‘ lt’lt‘pllont-‘tl there. against (‘lal-pnpp S. AildN‘WS, for dam. {1' I . . - ,l l A pl“ I“ H '.I vs”. . i . ,’ g 1"
Tie le‘cihone‘nuillll‘l‘ .5. lt'ts'b'. . 0 .~ _ ‘ ~. .- . .w -. ' ‘V ~ on] .yous. in t it .t L' ltllt l \t tigei ht D ’1 1h
1 ii at l , duh tot lmunes tttened in hunk of 14.5 “mesh“ 5“,”. “Wk \‘illatge.t m, 0 ar an , 0" ever 0 e are In 9! .
Ti". —. Haven, 3'4“" August, when M15 399"“ with itsluussivc stone church standing I ‘ 0 fl ,
a - . . motorcvclc and Mr. Andrcws' auto 001‘ :wntincl ovcr two long rows of trim, I , all your [lie . 9"
- . ws lldcd. blue-gray plaster cottages. And a tulle I . ' fl
g ' w further on is” the t‘liatcnu tics llullcs, t n
The (‘apiain (lcorac (‘. Freeland rt» win-re your ltcd (‘ross has cstnblisltctl th d I, I b t A
_- i e oarceeraes
ported in today's casually 1151 as a home for 2th) sick chlldrcn. as
. "‘ “Missin' i, A' - -- . I . Munginl built the chatcau. Mau- ‘ ‘ '
Washington (,‘amp, “No. lt,'l'. (l. S. New liai‘enlBlll22:";lidslvltlllileymtfre t2; glni was the tuna who built the rail- and '15 a day for ever one to celebrate Who 9!
Of A« transacted "“mm“ WWW“ at bridge dutv in Norwalk hp”, (“1er last road nlour.r thc ltivieru utnl many oth- , [I
- . . t. - t ‘ ‘ ' or railroads in France. .«lnd thirty . ' I ‘
“S meeting “at ueutug :Wm: A number 0f ”‘9 10”” men join- odd years ago he built this castle Ult real'zes the value Of 00 cents these t'mes t!
. . . . . , . .. “d ”‘9 command or (‘aplain Freeland. it) till) mountains for his country homo. . . 0 °
The "I 0mm” [MM (. ”m" :‘0' "0 and he made many friends during his llut soon after his two childrdn dicd. it
Of Buckingham PM" WI” hold a bllSl“ star here. Then he died. and when his widow lol- it
nesa meeting ‘i 2:30 o'clock 'l‘lmrsday’ __ pm“) m". at“. I‘Ifl um cluttcnu to the 6 PAIRS 200 COPPER TOE HALF HOSE . . ...... . . . .. . . . . ............ . $1.00 ,~.
afternoon, in Red Men's liall, Main —-Rummagc ' 8310 Of Woman‘s Guild 0”." "f MW“ N be “5“" "5 1‘ hospital $1.50 FANCY NEGLIGEE SHIRTS . . . . ...... . . ...... . .. ....................... $1 00 0
street. All members are urged to at Uf Trinity Church. Friday and Solar» for childrcu. . $150 CHILDREN'S WASH SUITS ' 51"") g!
, t,.... ‘l v . ............ . . ......... . ........... .
“W’- __ odd ~‘- “r“"mm" 9““ ‘ T" w‘” W”°“'“°- , 2 650 rounmnnnn TIES . ............. . ..... . ...... . $1.00 "
. -——--—- 'lhcu came the war. A little rivulct i
The Hospital \l’hist (‘lub will meet i The pinunm (‘ommittee oLlllt‘ Nor- of the war‘s wrcckngc began to trickle 3 $125 UMBRELLAS ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ . ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘, 'l ' ‘ ‘ ' ' """" ' """ ' ---------------- $130
at the home of Mrs. lieo llavls on Fri Mum; Gum, Amwmmm “MM ,0 in at Evian—“reruntics." elderly turn $1.25 ROCKING CHAIR OR B. V. D. UNIOE SUITS . .. . ................... . ...... $1.00
day the 17th. lll't'lllllil)‘ 8i 3 o'clock state that anyone desiring to coutri~ 2:1: :Tnug‘lrlkflil1(l‘ln;llll’opl\;‘:_l‘SlHIIIhFI1ILII? 3 50° BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS OR DRAWE] s . --------- . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... $1.00
. .- «a - v: r‘ ""l‘} ‘ ... » - ‘ "
t:".:’.:‘.l¥ti;“l§ft lltb'.::::.tt.:l~r 3:93.14it:;;:,,;“;;,;°3;, Sf" 31‘“ “5"“me man-u t... n... “in..." mi... an 2 60c 1100me CHAIR on s. v. D. sand on DRAWERS . ...... . ............. $1.00
. ‘ ’ . ' I ' d 1 ‘ ‘ - y ”me within whom the Germans, lintltug them use- MEN’S $2.50 AND $3.60 FANCY VESTS _ _ ,t, _ _ , , , . , _ , , _ , _ , ______ $1 00
tiled in be present. llease uot.i_y host-Imp up,“ three months. if such will- icss, were beginning to ship back into MEN’S 200 GLOTH HATS SMALL SIZE‘ . .. ..... . . . . . . .
esa. iinguess is indicated and a pledge made France by “ll." of Switzerland. (lrad- $ ' ' ' ‘ """""" ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ """"" “'00
-.____._.... 1“)“7 it will be. greatly appreciated and' holly this rlvulct swelled. ' Soon 1.000 BROKEN LINES OF MEN 8 $300 SOFT Hi TS ............. . . . . .j. . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00
Sherman t‘ouucil. Iloyal Arcanunl. i the work for the year can be planned of thcsc uni‘m-tutntlcs \\1‘l'0 arriving $2_00 STRAW HATS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .r . . . . . . . . . $1.00
moi. hut. evening and entertained thcl
Grand llcgent, W. E. it‘anninig of llart»‘
ford. There were two initiations andI
two applications for membership. Mi‘lll-I
orlul ucrviccs for those who passed on,
during the last year worr- also held
last evening.
‘ chus Tribe No. 26, l. 0. ii. A1,. “101;
last evening and listened to reports
from Representatives .1. ll. (lailagherfi
S. C. Marshall and Albert Ferris oi" the
state council meeting. The service
flag of the. lodge was unfurled last ev<
onlng. also. and a social time cujoycll
following the meeting,
HCKMEllA-S ’ t
FILMS '
Stamford, and is working on war con-
tracts. For manv years Mr. Schlm
was foreman for ll. J. Reynolds. 'lt‘ .
clear manufacturer, in South Not'wztik
accordiiugly. The work in vital and
necessary and ii is hoped that this no
pool may meet with a ready response.
(‘ockeuoc Tribe, No. 32. l, O. R. .\l..
tvill he the hosts to a large number of
ivisitine brothers and sisters at their}
Iwigwam. 232:3 Main street with the‘
assistance of \\'auouta (‘ouncil No. 31.
l‘etrcc of Pocahontas.
.\'o ill. and 'l‘oquum t‘ouncli. l). of P..
of Stamford, and l’utu‘usscit '(‘ounclL
No. 3.0T Daitbury, will scnd large del-
egations. There will be no degree
work but simply il social occasion.
with a supper to follow.
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Following the big Red (‘ross parade
ncxt Sunday afternoon.
patties oi the Nor-walk Battalion t‘on-
Onrix 'l‘ribc.i
the four cont-I
fine of the Most Complete Es
‘ tablishments of Its Kind in
t
at Evian dolly. And fully half of
them were children. undcruourushed,
thinly clnd, dirty. sickly and. worse,
grim. splrltlcss, with faces ilnti had
forgotten how to smile.
'l‘o cure for those children was the
task your lied (‘ross at once assumed.
Working with the French authorities.
makc use of thc old and nlumst forgot~
, tcn (‘hautcan dos llnllcs up lllt‘l'.‘ in
the mountains. For yours the castle
laid been closed. No t-il‘ort had ever
hccn made to til it up as a hospital.
I Your llcd (‘ross had ‘to lit-gin lit the
- very beginning.
l
Rooms Big and Jolly.
But what u wondcri‘ul task it has
accomplished! The ('luttcau dos
i Ilnllcs, trimsformcd into a children‘s
lhospitul uud rcst home in furious
Ihustc under the terrible pressure of
1 war needs, with little time to think
the licd Cross secured permission to“
1
\ ‘\‘\"\‘\“\‘I\ -‘s
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\‘ sci-anew, .‘QQ'xg's—
and
‘ n. -11.. nlaln n a a
\ns‘\‘\n\-\‘\‘ . ‘\
1]-, fifafal ‘41- d d‘
‘\‘\‘\-\‘ .n\‘ ‘ ‘
- And its Also Hurrah Day!
This is the day when
$1.00 OFF ON EVERY 510‘
00 WORTH 0
F CL THING.
so. NORWALK STORE ONLY
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t . . ‘ s ‘ . i . H . . y l _
ln‘(“(l" N‘m‘ (:uatd “m be reviewed. itvtcc and no time to retrieve errors,
PHOTO SUPPLIES
STILLSON-PO‘VELL it“ Norwnlk ("“9“ b." 00'0““ Clifford is not only one of the most complete
til. Wilson and staff, This review of cstahlislnucuts of its kind; it is ou‘e of
A ~~JI the dii'lcrcnt battalions of the Fourth; the host children‘s hospitals in all
litecimcnt has been carried out most Vl‘flm't‘l The 1W" I‘UUIIIS Where the
nits if Briton
.]|__4_n--. ... .7 . w .
I Manufactures and jobbers in the]
, ready-to-wear trade report that buy-I
vencd today. upon a report by the [ix-ling is slowing down somewhat [mm
.nW_I. . .7 . ..
lthe committee's inquiry {his awaiting
PRESIDENT OBJECTS iconsideration when the iSenatc colu-
TO INVESTIGATION I
- . .. » . - . . . ondit es 0 i 0 ' ' ". '. t
.‘dHCeSslllltV. lll Danbnrv, and Stam- ’r‘m‘irg (“Who‘ll “mum‘m'ld fl" ‘l if‘llllmélt‘l‘l'l‘lll‘l: $233an the ”nkrd’week. Their show rooms are not as AND KIDNEYS "URI
. ‘\\' ill\'.‘ ! ' ' ' __ l . . . . _
E .tovti, and was" scheduled as a separate “(,1 _1 S 2”)“ "1‘6. 5‘1 "‘ looms 5““ (Continued from First Page). The subcommittee “‘1‘.“ \\"il 'nv _ lerowded with buyers as they havci
"rm our, fir \‘orwalk thx mminu Sunfi "1 '5 "0” ” ‘ n” from the "mo - ‘ ’ I 1 l x ‘5 been all season and the few that do“ '
: n W i l . - l r * oucs‘ minds the mcinorics of those iron ttgutc ordnance plants today, accot 11-; * ‘ ~ . 7 '_"-"'
litisilimi to such investigation but it“ i pflnied Assistant. Secretary or “nu-”comearound seemed moreinclined inf Stop Eating Meat For a While If Your
"“d ‘0 ”WWW!“ that i" be made. jStettinius and Major-General \‘l’illiants..look than to place any very large or} Bladder ls Troubling You
it was bclicvcd that the President’s! - ‘ - .
l in": l . x _‘ . . . , . ,Actinn Llnei ‘ll Ordnance. in the in: .. . . . , .. ‘
lo scs lllll nondtrful smile enticing attitude Mm; d1“, to the form m \VlllChI spcction of the Bcthlcltcut and Mid I(lets. Obviously the inclement weather When you wake up With backttcho
parrots "ml other toys carved by ”'0 Senator (‘ltantbt-rlain. of Oregon. chair imie Ordnance plants The subco‘n ;of the last week with the consequent
( I L. ‘ . i >‘
wounded pollus . a . . . .
' man oi the Senate Military Committee 3 ' . .- .. . . - -. 'slow movement of retail stocks is
And so you stray froth room to room. ‘ l i "“11“?“ “mum“ d Senator Hitchcock.
, Iday. when it was learned that the Red
‘ It‘ross were. to make their initial move
, tior the local drive. by a big parade. It
’ Iwns then decided to participate in the:
~‘ iparude. of which .lohn Milne will ht“
days llt‘lllllll the ticrman lines. The
hit: play room is strewn with rocking
and dull misery in the kidney region
,it generally means you have been eat-
.
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Till} CiliiPilNS l-‘ROM
Your Liberty
Bonds
. FOR
War Savings
Stamps
0N
. MAY 15“!
at any bank or post
(illicit.
, meow Z
} !the grand ntwshhlmndlct the review:
. I at the Green follow as a separate fett-I
ture.
arr AFTER THESE
PROPAGANDISTS!
Liberate yourself from the thralldom
oi that whole gamut of minor bodily
evils—an one of which will cloud the
must per cct day. _
Who feels good when such prodding
bodily tormentors are 5 rcadmg their
disorganizing propagan a of ill-health
through your system! ‘ How can you
see the bright side of things whencon-
stipation sows it's noxious seeds of
intemal sanitary filth and disease. it
can't be done until ou cleanse your
internal body. Dot at now by gomg
to the drug store and getting BR.
CHARLES LAXATIVE P_EL ET_S.
This splendid preparation Is also in-
. devils oi dyspepsia. headache. gastri-
tis, and also most effective in the treat-
’ment of all liver and bowel irregu-
laritics. ' .
The pellets are safe and mild, no
griping nor any bad effects results from
than use! You may rely‘ on DR.
CHARLES LAXATlVE PELLETS
as nature’s great bodily cleanser and
purifier. The will give you that bouy-
ant ieeling oi ealthy by that can on y
come from a cleInSe . normally lunc-
- tianizing system. ‘ ‘ ' ’
rate: 25 camsit BOX
4.: All Dims-u or on! direct in
‘ ‘ Receipt“, 1‘0me ,
0 . .
in minimum
.
valuable in routing those prodding .
it "
and cvcrywhcrc you find new ovi—
dcnccs of this watchful care. And
Ithcn you reach the bathrooms. This
; chateau was built by a man of wealth.
I its plumbing was excellent. and yet it
i,hus been stripped out and replaced
:wlth little. low wash basins and little
i shower baths that the children can use
’ more comfortably.
I That is how your lied Cross thinks
and cures for France‘s children.
HER WEiGHT IN GOLD.
An Aviator’s Letter Tells What a‘ Red
Cross Nurse Is Worth.
“As for the American Red Cross
—-well, i could never in .n thou-
sand years express my apprecia-
tion and admiration of those
American women. 1 worship them.
I guess all the fellows do. The
first day I came into camp—and
my morale was right low;.l'll tell
you about it some time—well, I
went into the American Red Cross,
and there, standing behind it nice.
clean counter. was a little round
faced Red Crossle. She was Just
beaming on every one. imagine!
I never came as near making a ,
tool of myself in my life. I felt
. like throwing my arms around her
and weeping for Joy. As It was, I
mantiged to suit up .my chocolate
n bit—only a drop or two that I
couldn't help rolling-oil! my cheek. -
" ' “It i ever paint an angel. it will
1 look just exactly like that little
'Iled Crossle. They would be
worth tlielr weight in gold it they
ton-tomato: tin-tho new»: .
“ “4: Hi“
. lion oi’ planning any general inquiry
Eithe committee,- which met today to ap
- 9 point. subcommittee! to take ; charge.
W... ~_.. A
tion “authorized and directed“ the;
committee “to inquire into and reportl
to the Senate the progress of aircraft;
productRm in the United States, or;
into any other limiters relating to the}
conduct of the war, by or through the‘
War Department."
Objection to the wording oi“ the res-
olution was made yesterday by sever-1
al Administration Senators. and dish}
by Senator Thomas, of Kansas, chair--
than of the Senate Expenditures Com“
mitten. to which it was referred. and
who conferred with the President late
yesterday. Senator Thomas has in—
sisted and members of the Senate Mili-
tary Committee, have. agreed to re-
draft the resolution to authorize the
committee to inquire merely into army
operations. and not into the general
conduct of the over or military strab
egy.
The text of the president‘s letter
to Senator Martin was not made pub-
lic. ‘ .
The expenditures committee met to-
day to redrait the resolution. Sen-
ator Chamberlain and .others of the
‘Military committee have declared
there was no objection to limiting the
scope of the resolution to arm)’ opera-
tions and have disclaimed any inten-
into "the conduct of the war."
The only investigation planned by
into‘ are ‘aviation. alrcrnicpatent li«
ceasing. ordnance' production and _ the ~
quarter-master-general’s bureau. These
inquiries are regarded by the, commit-
tee as continuation, divided into sep-
arate branches of its recent inquiry.
..
attire favor reatriotin st
inquiry. Milli“
TM‘W file“
i it.
[thus been reported thatsomo een- .
o committee’s .
Fletcher. or Florida; Beckham. of
Kentucky; Weeks. of Massachusetts,
and Wadsworth. of New York.
“I deem it my duty to say," the Purs-
ident's letter said, "that 1 should to-
Igard the passage of this resoluti n3
ills a direct vote of want or confidenm there. Buyers who 51m
in the Administration. The purpcs
which it undoubtedly expresses has
been expressed again
various forms during the present a. s—
and again in ,
introduced “1“ resolution. The "9501“ t oi Nebraska. chairman. and Senators Ihaving its ett‘cct on the wholesale mar-
ket.
Despite the passing of the Easter
retail season, the demand for the finer
grades of hosiery continues insistent
have Spring
‘?Igoods‘due them are almost praying for
immediate shipment of them, while
others are placing orders for Fall that
sion, and has alWays seemed to origivgin same cases specify deliveries runn-
nnte in a rooted distrust ot‘ thine ling 01058 to the end Of the year. While
who are at present in charge of in
executive functions of the Govern
ment. ‘Tltose executives' functions
are very clearly understood. They
have been defined both by the Clim-
stitution and by long experience, alud
no one can doubt where the respbn
sibility for them lies or what the meth-
ods are, by which those who are. rt-
sponsible can be held to their ditty.
"Such activities on the part of a par
tlcular committee of the Senate as ti in
resolution would look forward .110
would constitute nothing less thann
attempt to take over the conduct of
the war, or at the least so super-intend
and direct and participate in the t x
ccutive conduct of it as to interit re
in the most serious way in the action
of the constituted executive. 1 11‘0-
test must earnestly against the adbp-
tion of any “such action and shall htlpc
that (Wary Senator who intends to : p
port the present administration in the
'conduct of the war, will vote agnit at
These are serious ‘times and it
absolutely necessary that the lit
shall be clearly drawn between iriei
and opponents." ' - l
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Black velvet hat
elven}! so
iii.
are
I“
w ‘
t‘ t
. en Sunder
the call for women’s hose is greater
than that for men‘s. buyers of the lat-
ter merchandise are not having so
easy a time of it in supplying their
customers as might be imagined.
POTATOES THE GOOD OLD WAY.
Mash Them. _
Peel hot-boiled potatoes. Mashihem
well. Add salt. butter ‘und hot milk.
Beat. until very light. Serve at once.
What makes them good: Work kuiclz-
1y to keep-them hot. Use. plenty of
milk. The more they are beaten, the
better they get.
Write the United States Department
of Agriculture for potato recipes.
The surgiCal dressing and hospital
garment workers will meet at St. .10-
seph's Church in the hall this evening
‘ at which time a full attendance is do
'sired because of the fact that plans are
to be made for the Red Green parade
in» which these‘workerawlll
‘ “thrust
sician at once or get from
in: too much meat, says a well-known.
authority. Meat l01'lllS uric acid which
orerworks the kidneys in their effort.
to filter it from the blood and they be
come sort of paralyzed and} leggy.
When your kidneys get sluggish and
clot;r you must relieve them, like you
relieve your bowels demoving all the
body‘s urinous waste. else you have
backache, sink headache. dizzy spells;
your stomach SOUI‘S, tongue is coated.
and when the weather is bad you haVe
rheumatic twinges The urine is clouy
dy, full of sediment, channels often
get sore. water scald-s and you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night.
Either consult a good. reliable phy-
your phar-
macist about four ounces of Jad Salts;
take a tablespoonful in a glass of wa-
ter before breakfast. for a few days
and your kidneys will then act fine.
This famous salt-s is made from the
acid oi grapes and lemon juice. com-
bined with lithia. and has been used‘
.ior generations to clean and sham:
late sluggish kidneys. also to neutral-
ize acids in the urine so it no longer
:lrritntes, thus ending bladder weak-
nesa. -
Jad Suits in a life saver «for regular
meat eaters. It is inexpensive, cannot.
injure and makes‘ a delightful. offers
vescent iithia-water drink—Adv.
I' Scarf collun-x and snakes are‘new‘
{ideas for blouses, .
Norwalk Chronicler