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‘ . If You-Look in Her Eyes
_ . LII-law. i
M’ ' ' "a Crazy Bout- “Aim high and never say die."—
- the ne Blues ./ Cheerful Charlie. ‘
. IYII the Land 0! Yam. “The new American anti-craft
" ame. . .._ . .
. guns._rare looking up. hews
{Wt—Pour American Songs, by paper headune_
‘ Hand Powell. . r

We have always aimed high
on our clothing proposition,
aimed for high quality in
fabrics, make, and style.

But our big gun its—fair
prices. ‘

Our suits at $25 will interest
you if you appreciate remark-
able values.

Rogers 8: Stevens

SOUTH NORWALA

”ON N ELLY’S

16 So. Main St.
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The. branch office of The Evening
”Sentinel is located in the office of its
Norwalk representative. Richard H.
Fitch. in the Masonic building, on Wall
Street, and all news items. advertise-j
meals, or notices of a newsy nature.‘
loin be left there or telephoned there.
who telephone. number is 1388.

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' uoawALii “litigious.
There was a big and enthusiastic

BA’ITLESHIP meeting with odor 100 members pres-
TORPEDOEDlent at the session of Norwalk Aerie,

lheld at Eagles‘ Hall. on Wall street.
llast night. Worthy President William
. — ' lJ. Powell was elected as the Aerie's
Flam above P013“ Two Of meldelegnte to the State Aerie to be held
Austrians were brought down andfin Stamford on Thursday. June 6th.

“9““! “'1‘" were 001119611611 ‘02 State Worthy Chaplain r. A. Stev-

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.ldescendout or control. The liable“, of Danbury. made a sun-lug ad.

hn machine? all ertmed “1313'- ‘ dress regarding the work of the order,
I The text of tee onlclal announce i which was applauded.
1113113139415. _ The committee on the his 89¢ 10'
"1m “V31 um“: a”omnilg‘gether meeting to he held next Wed-
Patml 0.03“ and 3931121111811“, alilfi‘inesday reported a most encouraging
oeeded 1n entering Pola Harbor, prospect.
,9arly on 1'11er “1‘1 in torpedo: A large number of invited goes“
1113.311 All-“nan battleship 0f the will be present and the main speeches
vulblfl Unit“ type. of the evening will be made by State
“Snuultwemlyi Italian 8&8» President 1). J. O'Connell. of Bridge-
Plane squadrons “tacked Austrian port. and State Deputy President John
bfitthphm 0"” 9013: brought Boels. postmaster of Stamford.
down two and forced several och-i The drive {or new members under
913 out Of contTOI- The ltafianfthe preesnt open charter, is now well

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machines all returned safely to’unaer way,
their bases.” _ ' g l
i There are four Austrian ”“19':D0LL AR D AY '

,ships of Viribus Unitls class, Which
{comprised the largest and mosti
{modern fighting vessels completed;
{for the Austrian Navy up to thei
Eng“, the Euro?” war bn’ke 0m“! evening took the opportunity of going
3T 9 Other 311193 or m? 01333 are;around and viewingthe many bargains
the Tagetthof, the From Eugenfwhich are being disposed of today by
and the Szent Istvan. The named '1 (“file glow”? ‘ “rd me
' . ' 10 Ht ges “"IO “‘Pl'? 0 i]
°61pzwasdc2£nplefid m .ocmbef’l 8.3 prize for the best window of the
. I an ‘ 9 0" e” at “Itemias merchants who are participating in
between then and the‘begmning lllls llollar Day were City Clerk fry-
0 e war w; e exce um 0 .‘ng , ozcrtson and Prosccu ng t~
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Olive Branch.
i’ythias, meets this-evening,

Star of Columbia Circle, Compan-
ions of the Forest. No. 1253 holds
arenulai' meeting this evening.

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The down town electrical commie-l:

retailers will meet as usual lolnorrou .
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' dance. at the Elks' club lioust’ l0m0l"l ball in the streets and also complaints
"row evening for the benefit of the: about a my having killed some robins
men called from the company
the service. An entertaining program who are investigating the matters to
has been arranged.

’ ~—'Hear Madam llenrieitn \l'akefii‘ld- Butlur Lodge, No. 79. LO. 0. li‘.. met
in Eastern Star Minstrels. Hovt‘s last evening, at which time the initial-
‘Theatre tomoriow evening. .mn. degree was worked and plans
lmade for the workingof the. first de-

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. . It Rev. and Mrs. F. A. (‘oleman spent
! y ews the day in New York city yesterday
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No. 9. Knights oi over all. 69 feet beam and 28 feet

a with eighteen 1Lpounders

Putnam Hose Company will hold ii (‘ompluints about children playing

““0 with a knife were made to the police.-

the smut Istvan which was not 'criiey (‘ramer (I liegeman. They were
finished until 19l5 .hiird put to choose between severaii

. -. lwindows. but finally decided upon the
l Each battleship of the class (113- ; window “r finger. & Slow“... 35 being

'places 20,000 tons, is 525 feet long the best. _
It is boiled that next year when Dol-

‘ - am - lar Day rolls around there will be
draught. The“ ament ‘com'.inore co-operation among the mer-

Prises twelve 124mm and twelvei chants because there were some. who

35.9-incli guns in the main batteryj‘ tlltl not participate in this Dollar may.
and Today the streets were

various smaller guns and 1mm twol with shoppers who were going from
lstore to store. purchasing articles ad.

to 81X torpedo tubes' The comple‘l verti'sed in yesterday‘s edition of" the
meat of the battleships rangesi it'ening Sentinel and getting bargains
ifrom 982 to 988 men. All are,ovory one of them.

iheavily armored. and are classedf “ ' ,
as dreadnought. The Virlllllsi A number of .\orwnlk relatives and

Unitis developed a. speed of 209 friends have received cards announc-
knots on her trial trip. log the marriage of Clarence Crmn. n

_____‘_ former popular Norwalk mun. now of“

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to a prominent‘
i .ocictv yi-linl. ladv of that city. Mix.
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INVESTIGATION FIGHTH‘W'PI it: now amounted with :l lltl‘ft‘;

LSEI-lllll‘ ship building plant. llis lirotli-'

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' most generous offer.

.supcrior court yesterday afternoon ir
'an action Beers brought against Clar-

thronged '

‘lieep proper control of his machine.

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scrunch”
Nllllll iiiiiiiilii,

A general meeting of the membeivl
of the Fast Norwalk Yacht club W” !
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walk club last evening. at which time i a

it was announced that the floats would

’ be placed in the water, and a landing“ abl

established at the former site of
club. The committee appointed to.
meet with- the East Norwalk Ynchtl
club company reported that they hadi
leased the land again, it x-i
pired with the burning of the ‘v-"ding.

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' on to help win the anyone who their
NEEDS [are killed by. bullets, by gas and from
lack of water when they are wounded.

MORE sunscmr'rloNs
i love their equine friends.

-: Help save. these beasts who have so
a long and faithfully served the human
race. Surely 81 will not mean much
, to you but it will mean much to them.
or who They 131w never thank you for it be-
. cause ey Ire dumb but if you can-
lhetdllolzewanilugl: almost 1:] much .85! tribute your money only to receive the

_ 1 h gunner dx . To see, thanks of those for whom it is used.

come-n on w 0 cannot do anything it is better to keep your money.

to save themselves die. without being

eto aid them in an .a \w ld‘
cause you to suffer and sfihzse :llln-l Lady Jemings Midge, Shepherds 0'

ners who have their harm, upon Bethlehem, met last evening and en-
whom may rest the fate of~‘a battle, loved 8 box social, WCOiVP-d 12 -applica- ’
according to their speed in brinalns lions and held the first nomination of '3
5““ officers.

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a gunner-'5 tale about his horse who
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ietters from both the McMullen and!
the lschoda Yacht clubs offering to the-
East Nor-Walk Yacht club privilegesl
and couriesies of the two clubs during]
the time that the East Norwalk Yachti
c‘ub was out of commission. du: toi
the destruction of the buildings. were
read. and action will be. taken on them
later. The receipt of the letters were
very gratifying. and a vote of moms.
will be extendcd'to both clubs for their l
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it has been decided that there Willi
be no building on the property this
season. although some. provision ma)
i'e made for a locker building for the
members only. However. the clot
members expected to be able to get
along in good condition. although the
loss of the club was a .great blow. l
was anounced today that no attempt
would be made. at reliabiliafion of flu
quarters ills year. l‘lii old quarter:
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Childnn Cheer-fully Painless
and Patiently q» “d [fimlcsnmm
Treated by Modern .5 y
. Sympathetic
Painless tutti“. Amt“! Office Treatment
y 0R.S.M.!llll'l‘z t
Gaa Administered
Moderate Surgeon by the Oxygen
Chargea for Very Method

Beet Dental Work

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DENTIST

13 South Main Street.
Hours 9 a. m. to I 9

Gold and Porcelain
Restoration.

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Westport Man Awarded

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li‘or injuries received when he wa‘
thrown front his motorcycle after :
collision with an automobile. Haroli
S. Beers, of Westport. was awardei'
$785 damages by a jury in the civil

ence B. Andrews, of Frmtou. in bi:
complaint Beers asked for 520.000.
Tile accident happened near Nortl
Haven on August 15 last. arid lleer
claimed Andrews was driving his auto
mobile recklessly. He said he tried i
give the motorist a fair share of the
roadway but than Andrew's did in

which swerved and struck the mom-
cycle.

Andrewx claimed the surface of tilt
road was wot which unused his car
to skid. Attorneys John S l'iillmat

Andrews. Attorneys Dunner ,....i Du’r
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THE PEOPLES

TRUST COMPANY
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Alex. S. uibson, at No. 9 Chest“t the next meeting. ,.,__ now in the t' S. Navy, will. ihe mnkgtYliurcli are, holding a rummage salt-
street, Mrs. Gibson, who was formerly| ~ __-__» Tile president informed Scull-i“ of surgeon. and his sister Mis, llu-lloday NM lOlllOl‘l‘OW in ”19 V393!" 510"“
g a, pupil of Prof. Gibson. is carrying, The \vomen's Association .ol the Martin of Virginia. Democratic leziilei. bert It. Bishop, resides iii 37 EnSllln the old Central Food “outpany'
“ “MFR 800“ number MM“ WW" anil‘ South Norwzilk Baptist Church met liftfillierdg-ll'l'llml”-w' (‘1‘.‘f‘f‘l’fil'm'f'. I”; avenue. lbulldlne on West Washington street.
receiving new 0119-“- l0l‘ him *0 “mvyi‘sterdny afternoon in the lecture flll‘Cl'It‘lfl ‘lirbdsuctllbiidllnilllhillizlilinwllrii? H .M - .__ - __ _ ,. - __._ ,_~,_-._-’__ I‘ .- M...” __ - -._,_ ._ a 7:!
hope 0' speedy recovery. 1‘00"] 0f “19 church and received the' tivilies constituted a vote of lath oil
annual reports. A sum of money was confidence In the administration niiii‘ .
The members of Lady Washingtoni'éigo donmpd to the church. the expenditures committee :iineililoil
Lodge will take a trip to Westport.‘too‘li’i- V , it to eliminate all reference to an in:
i “a More Power t
10" ")9 Lad-V Pahnerton “mg". All,School informed the police that Harry defeat the ”wimp,“ (wen i“ “hi 0
mothers Who took part in the last iniFnrranton. one of the pupils. had vised." said Senator Thompson. after, ‘
“Milo“ 0f luldl' Washington ”’dg“ are . found a coal in which were some 141‘; a conferenie at the \Vliile House. The, ,
especially “Filed ‘0 b0 Dl't‘st‘nl. Tl"? lierty Loan receipts made out in the president authorized me to say he is: e
on... .. .. . ' .
' 7 o'clock. -:l “,d the r. . . ,.
at 7 30 ”___... inissv was notli‘led and (ll u : Senator Thompson said he Illlilhl on. 1 , 9 .
—-Ilt‘resli caught fish cheap at SS coat. “for a substitute proposiini: to limit mil-; G350 111C 15 one Of W31” S essentials.
.. - 1- . r ' ‘ 3 l tiii'y comm ttee's lnqu i'y into the nlr- 7 . ' ‘ - '
Woodward Me" Tuu' and Thms. l ~Dnnce Friday night. Elks” Home.I craft situation alone. The. presden! Don t de‘te 1t, Low grade gasolme 15
~———— ------- , ,. w".mnpmpumnm nose TubOCCO Fund. he said. feels that trio revised resolu— h
CAMERAS _-._.._. ltion is too broadly drawn and still isi‘ tvaste, .
All i t‘ of llllldule (‘onn n‘ subject to the construction that would . '
J "N “”3 ' " authorize the general inquiry by the- - - l
‘ FILMS [Wm mm 0. u... monk mm mm... mmm mm m, comm, SO-CO-NY Motor Gasoline is the surest
' l IFS ‘\\'orks. has enlisted in the linitc'l or the war. ‘ ‘
S%¥&TS%§P£WEtL Islam; Navy and yesterday reported to Senator Thompson also said it was: economy. It conserves Power by dc-
_ . ‘ .' . . , - .zbelievcd the military coiilmittce nowi ' ' ' ‘
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CORP. i’Mw Halen. “hm m ”m (1" “lie has sulllcieiit authority to proceed liverfng power from every Slngle drop.
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tried several flutes before to enlist in
the navy. but each time was turned
'down on account of his teeth. ‘This
! trouble beinc. repaired he applied again
'and was accepted.

A social gathering for the members
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> Eol the (‘hurc'n on this Friday evening

at 7:30 o‘clock. A very enjovahle pro-
:gram consisting of ii patriotic play,
Qinusic and recitation has been arranlv

I led and refreshments will he, served.

,Tlte object of this gathering is to brine.r
:the scholars nndmarcnts and. teachers
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Now She is Strong and
Better Every Way-

Pitman, N. J.-“I suffered from a
weak, runsdown condition so I could
not get around to do my usual light
duties. for I am 73 years of age and
past hard work. M daughter
brought me a bottle 0 Vino! and
asked me to try it. and after taking
two bottles I have a ‘food appetite,
rest wellat night an em stronger
and better in eye way."-—Mrs. F.
Anderson, Piman, .Jv -

We wish every feeble. aged mail
and woman in t 'vicinity would
just try this constitutional cod liver
and iron tonic on our guarantee to
.return their money if it fails to
‘benefit. Formula is on every bottle.

Frank H. Bauer. drugglst, South
Main street, and the best drugstore
do every town and city in the country.

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’ 'ninz at the ledge rooms on South Main

qulry. pnr‘fillly with the exception of
providing additional funds for e:-
penses.

The original Chamberlain resolution
.authorized an .lnoulry into itirci‘tit‘t.‘
iovdnalice and Quartermaster affairs
"and into "conduct of the war by or"
through the War Department." This
phase was deleted anti an express pro-i
visn was added prohibiting the military
committee from interfering with the.
president, a direction of the war.

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Aislieciul peeling of Norwalk Aerie:
No. Still, li‘. 0. F... was held last even-
ing and a number of ilnprirtnnl ll'illPr-
nal matters discussed, V

South Norwalk Lodge. No. 529. 1..
0. 0. '31., will meet as usual this cyc-

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tors of the Norwalk Hospital Associa-
tion will he held at the Norwalk i‘lu'ii’
ESaturdav evening at 8 o'clock.
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li'etvfs Evangelical Lutheran Church;
'will hold a package social in the Iiase-i
'ment of the church this evening and!
. everyone young or old is welcom‘e'and
is requested to bring a package.

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The Volunteer Circle of the Klng'S,
Daughters of the Norwnlk Methodist[
Church met at the home of Miss See
all Fitch, at 21. East al'enue, last eve-
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The ornamental lighting systemhas‘ '
spread still further. Last eyening all
along Railroad ayenue and partly on
West. Washington street the lights
'were turned on for the first time. The
system is gradually increasing and
it will not be long before it has fully
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