385 WW Street
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saw 1.11m or BEAUTIFUL
1mm GARVED rams
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The Newest Ideas in Artistic Pic-
ture Framing Always at
Fred H. Ponty’s
Old Frames Repaired and
- Refinished.
Palace Theatre Building
South Norwalk, Conn.
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Forecast for Norwnlk and vicinity:
Partly cloudy, probably sliowm's to-
ugh 11 J Tuesday; 10m(\\ilflt' coo'cr
fuel-1'4 . moderate run-11m" to west
ol'ics' A well-defln 1|. disturbance is
«centre. this morning over Ontario.
Shawn's have occu11'e'l during the ins:
twenty four hours train Texas north
eastward to New York and from Ala
bania northward to Michigan. The
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AN mmmhlgm 500 The varied new me, o,
‘ red, white or blue, were inost attract-
tinned trail First an)
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people who were at' the“ Green {WW 01' ‘11 parade.
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hive‘ n estimated, at various 1&1» EV'N‘Yhody ex 111 good work from
here. at it is safe to say tmr: ay the Rowaytan um corps, from. past
performances, but the way that the old
, Namlk hunch has come back to life
usiasni when the nod t‘ ‘
cm; ”0G: The state GM and donned their old anatomic, and
omiik should be proud of 1hen}* preceded to "get back in the game is a
o ones who had the real task delight to .all their“. Wendi. They did.
who'wej f 1' th ho scout turnout, but
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'they ay that very few of them dro much honoreeserday.
pod ut in the march; a march thpt! As ‘0’, "1° Amelia“ band. They
iv‘as 10‘ ‘ein‘ch” for many of the men surely do the city nioild. and ovet‘!’ en
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Th4 parade’s line of.ma1'ch which. y
is giilen below brought into line there. “be“ we remember that fully one
and ,1 ore members of the various 1111' half of the membership of McKinley,
iliari1s and also most of the Boy1camn. United 811111511 War Veteran!.
590313 in the 10“" half 0f the CIlY- ’are members of some one of the local
011 thing In” surprised it "umberfcompanies of the Connecr'flt State
of t e marchers and which caused,
muc comment which was decidedly. Guard the camp made a brave show
unta arable was the fact that out 01.1118-
ev1=11 ten men along the line of march Did you see Judge‘ and Adjutant
estt "133': mm. of them ma “0‘ have Gregmy step right out before Colonel
patr tism or knowledge enough to s11 , . . .
lute the flag. plopeily when it wen, Wilson and his staff up on the Clean,
by. lMost of the men stood wilh'flnd say “ ’Tentlon!”
lheiil hands in their pockets at a de-l
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occa ionally clapped 111911 hands in ap— “ 9 don't know the name of the kid
die in khaki with a gun, or the sonny
plan 9, but when the flag went by
mud no motion toward standing cith— in the sailor suit or the two wee Red
or a. attention or of saluting the flag, Cross maidens with them, but thev
by removing the hat and holding ill
in ti 9 light hand across the breast so
that the thumbmi the right. hand rest-
ed 11 the left sliouldc1, the proper way
for 1 person in (111111111 clothes to 1111—1
lutelthe flag.
1 Red Cross Parade Notes.
leose expe1ienced in sheet parades
saylthat a temperature of 78 degrees l hi i hit
wit u been is ideal for general a execut 1'9 a My should be gi1en
marching in iigit attire chlcl‘da)’ Ill 3 full c,1edil for the absolute smoothness
101‘ the entire show.
a'cl ck, when the parade stalt.etl There wer 1. 1 d
thermometers on West avenue marked 1 in the 1111119111?“ ) nine :0 or: women
and the breeze was justi 1 rppm‘m "g "sor1ialk
average only knee high.
It’s the safest kind oh 9. bet that
Grand Marshal John Milne did not
bins to be rocked to sleep, when he
finally got a chance to hit the bay last
night. He was all over the lot. and
trmperature continues abo1e normal in
nearly all districts east of the Rocky
Mountains.
WEATHER A YEAR A601
TODAY.
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51, Fair.
City News
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs 1
David J Bonawlt, of Ward street, this
morning.
70 : low, '
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—+Ten per cent of the entire receipts:
.01 all the. James Butler Grocery stori- sf
Wednesday May 22 will be donatedto
the Red Cross.
A 111111111- of the Sentinel has two lots
in the vicinity of Soundview avenue
\hilchslie will loan to a deserving par-
ty for planting purposes. The name of,
.tbe owner will be furnished on applicue I
tion to this ofice. ‘
Archie H111lev aged '18 years or
tested for the of food was placed on
probtltlon in custody of his mother by
Judge Vosburgh this morning. The
«use was continued until July Isl and
Mrs. Hawley is to make weekly 113-;
ports to Chief of Police Pennington.
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John thank arrested upon the com
plaint of his wife Elizabeth for intox-
icatlon and breach of the peace was slpns of sunny ltaly took ofl‘ tholx hats. 'Church
T111e strong right arms of the rest 01
sentenced to thirty days in jail by
Judge George H Voaburgh this morn-
ing in the downtown court. Mrs.
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1C115s women. blowing about in the
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ha
1 dine city directory records just 44
1 ed it was exactly 11 fifty-lift: propoel- the, blue veils
1 Sam really got into the game, and it is l
l grate hot that not one in one hundred,
tl e glorious flags went by.
76 degrees,
. 1African M. F‘. churches, but they were
strong enough to keep the flags aflut la splendid looking group who called
ter,‘ and the headdresses of the Red
1 101 much favorable comment.
In the line of march of the nurses.
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m t bow tching manner This item workrooms and auxiliaries, yesterday
to es no note of the bright sunlight, -"11e1e ,1“, following
Wh‘“ “'85 a glad “was” to “10581 The Home Service section followed
“th watched ”‘9 murky morning with by the Xuislng Section alter which
kcl1n distrust. 111111111- ilio Educational Section and then
W119” 3"“ your flags? Was a ““93 the Warkroom Section with the Execu-
that 90’3“] ““0 0W ”"9""5 live Can1mltlec,ll1e supervlsm of Sur
,ml d 88 he walked “D West “Yen“;glcnl Dressings the Supcnisor of lies
from the Armory, just after the parade pitul Garments and the Cliuixmnn or
started downtown. Knmlng
The Instructms with the red veils
nulnbers on West avenue from W‘llifollowcd after which come the team
street to the Armory. At the time not- contains and special committees with
1.1 11. “.93 £4wa W0 MM
t nly-tw‘o,“ 1111’“; 111111 11 bid Glory,
al1hough many had 'Red Cross posters
in1the windis marched a lady of 75 years together
Norwalk men have proved their pa-iu'lth her great grunt child. The couple
trllatlsm in many ways since llnclemmrthed every bit of the route.
Harbor View Auxiliary.
Tilnily Church Allxllinl') which but!
quite 11 number in line.
The Braoksldc Auxiliary.
The West. Norwalk Auxiliary.
The South Norwnlk Congregational
and The following workers and auxiliar'
Bald llill Auxiliary. in this auxiliary
are ignorant of the fact that the Flag
5 ould be saluted on parade either by1
”1 ing off the hat or by the raising of~
tl11e open handlo the hat brim.
lDld tlicy do it ycsierday? Chmch' Auxiliary.
1T hov did ”0,. The Raw avton ~‘1uxlli111'1' with llrs.
bis the parade swung into West avc- l Mucmlcll the chairman M the lwaii
n c from the Armory them were fth This Auxilluiy lu111(d 0‘” 50 mnrclr
f ll) men in the crowd in front of the 91s
1' s 1.
\lanhpws lodge. lust six 0,. them look: The Butler and lxnighl lice!
' (‘hurclios Auxiliary followed b1 St.
cl the1r hats. Not another one gave 1 l A lli hich m, -1
1119 1.311119. _ . 1 la1y's Chum ux dry 11' 1. 1
large number in the pmade.
1 1 1 1 .
“hen ”K pnxade came Uptown. in That ended the Auxiliaries and then
the ro '
p 1:, dub I(l‘li'umcn “(1)1119: 2nd illlldrenlmme the followiniz w'otkromns _.
e 0 1e norm 0 t 13 old bank St. Josephs Church which had a
hiildlng weie seventeen men Two ofg I
ood sliowin2.
t 9. men well over fifty, and typical g
The ii 11st Methodist
Norwalk
ive, and were one of thrlnost effective ,
Some class for one who is {111' tram
1madetl1e entire 1',oute 91 on if they did "
ies then marched in the order g1vcn:~—— .
them Cross .
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many at the Palace.
Prof. Cari Anal Harstrom was the
master of ceremonies, and introduced
Private Uptegrove of Bradford, Can- '
auto a veteran of the Canadian eon—
tingent. who our much service in the
front line trenches. and is now back to
“Mighty" to recover from wounds. His
quiet way of tellingdust what our boys
are now going through, and the won-
derful-work of the Red Cross to make
their way easier brought the matter
home to every heart.
‘ Splendid Speech of senator Kenyon.
Norwalk' has enjoyed many good
speakers, both for the Liberty Loan,
and Red Cross drives, but nothing to
exceli the brilliant appeal. and clear.
EtiéiifgurseoiiziathXE 3:321:31: at the Northern. Baptist Convention
Senator Kenyon of lowa.
From the momentthat he was pre-
sented by Prof. Harstrom, until nearly
an hour later, be hbld the close atten~
Six
1 The Watcn Your Stitch Club which
reasons
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Flowers
I1. Lamson at
'1". Tem-
l -- Steadles nerves , '
2 '— Alleys thirst
3 ~9- mds appetite
4— Helaefdlaestlou 1
5 —— Keeps teeth clean '
6 —— it’s economical 1
Keep the soldiers
and sailors supplied!
flair of every auditor.
Senator Konyon has but lately re-
turned from France. and 1111.; he saw
and learned there, was hro’ght home
.to his hearers with an eloquence of
voice and genuine that will lang'be re—
memhered.
,Not a single phase of the situation
we, are facing was left untouched from
the necessity, of more. and yet more,
men, ammunition. and food for the
fighting line, down through the Red
Cross work, and on that period after
“the war when German. goods will again
flood the market, and the necessity of
schooling ourselves to provide 1115111111,
the necessity of buying them.
A number of pictures were shown
during the evening, but the speeches
were the big feature.
On account of the absence of Rev.
J. H. Thompson, who is in attendence
being held in Atlantic City, there
were no services in the Baptist
Church. Sundayevening.
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NLem were evidently in good waiklnu meets in Comunity Hall in EaSt NOT
dcr. but not one made a move while walk
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' 'l Allen the parade the Canteen Sci-1
home at an early hour yesterday11LJ
morning and was extennely intoxicat-
' ed, having tried to imitate the new
system of arnamtal lighting by gel.-
ling pretty vell “lit up " He did not
contribute much to her' support she
testified, and Judge Voshurgh lhouyht}
that :1 short stay would do wonders to- ‘
wards reforming him.
‘ OUR DUTY
To Promote Thrift-—
YOUR DUTY
To Be Thrifty
“Save and Buy for
Victory”
WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS
FOR SALE AT
The Central
Trust Company
26 V—‘l—all—Bt.
Hermit, Conn.
Open Monday Even-
inns7to_8_P. M.
i
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. corn, sott corn or a corn between the
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lions or Women keep a tiny bottle on
the dresser and never let_ come ache,
twice.1
Ivice of the Red (.‘r'oss soi'ied lo the:
n1e111bers of the Slate Guard the
Spanish War Veterans and the bands
coffee, sandwiches and cake.
1 Women! Here Is
1 A Dandy Thing
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1 Few drops on corn or callus, I
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Red Cross Night at Regent.
The ltcd Cross driw got a splendid:
see-11d off at the Regent theatre'lasf‘r
evening bilare a good-sized audience”
101“ 1111511 1116191 hays There were plenty of “can. 31111151
111" cams on ‘0‘" toes ever due without doubt to He lam;i
and calluses on the bot- d “1 ft 1 11
tom ofyvour feet. but and strenuous para so we e noo
why care now? Those unable to be present missed one
This tiny bottle holds 1 of the most interesting and instruct'ne
fin almost magic fluid_1moetings since we entord the war
A genius in Cincinnati The executive committee desire all
(“560‘ 919d ””5 9‘11" this time to publicly express their ful-
campound and named itg
f1eezone Small bottles; lest appreciation to Managers Collins
of l1'1- ozone can be l1ad1and Kantor 1‘01 the untiring senices
at am drug store fora they rendered at the theatres Sunday
1 atop pain. then they lift off.
wa cents' D0“ ““2“. .1 evening. Every detail was given ml- .
or twist 1"ou1 face in t it ti '1' l1 ontributedl r c-F
agony and spa, your‘““°“ en onwuc c a g
beauty but get a l. me 11' to the grand success of the occasion.
bottle of freezone and
Willy a few drops on
your lender aching com
The parade yesterday was equally as
brilliant and pleasing as the delightful
or callus Instantly the weather conditions. .
1101911953 disappears and! Compliments were numerous rela-
shortly you will find 1 tive to the fine music and the trim and
the “0“” 0’ 0811113 so attractive appearance of the Wilton
,slirlveledland loose that Auxiliary.
you can in it M 111111 Every delegation in the 11111111111 in
splendid form and the pniversal query
on every corner was—Where did..so
many‘good looking girl; come from.
This evening ainthe theatres; the
four minute speakers ‘1 will he: rMs,
ht; fingers.
Just think! You get 1111 of a hard
oes, as wall as hardened calluses,
Mll-
9” W935
ROCKWflll 00. ,
' 1108 Main St, Bridgeport
Announce Their First,
CLEARANCE SALE
OF
150 SUITS
Taken From Their Regular Stock
A1 $15.00 $25.00 $35.00
Values Up To $79. 50
No Memos 11,-. -11-‘ - NoHCharges
. 0rd. It sings, it laughs, it otters music of full orchesw
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Don’t waste
any ice! ”
lWhilc you ’11: getting, get a refriircraliir tliafi'
paves ice. . .
g Leonard can be counted 011 to do it.
(1' One-piece porcelain lining, heat resisting walls,
ir circulation that carries chill of tile ice to foot!
phambcm—not one particle of cold escapes and not").
one ounce of ice is 11 astcd 1. ‘
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ti" Leonard 11hite lincd-60 to 155 lbs ICQ capacity,
r—$29 to $65 « 1.; 3.1 :2 '
9 Leonard Blugrav lined, 40 to 150 lbs it'd—$22, 50
to $50 _ 1
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Leonard \1h1tc cnamcllcd lining, 70 111 100 'ibs
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Leonard 111th galvanized lining: -
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top lift, 30 lbs icc~ $4; $12.75.,
10p lift, 80 lbs ice—- %1_ $23.
Fourth floor. . . 1 ”“4
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a o 4" ‘
1n the SWlm.
‘ Suits that make swimming a genuine pleasure. l;
Light, keep away chill, knitted so they fit 11MB,
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a .Two piece sty,lc 11 orstcd and cotton, sizes 3Q
to '44: —- -
1' plaincolors—$3 53m stripes—$3.50
Light fine worsted in khaki color—$4
Heavy worsted suits for men 11110 like a long
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If you golf 1‘
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“ Crawford MacGrcgor (l1ivcrs and brassics linva
1ca1f grips that don’t slip.'A1111111bcrof models. Stout‘
hickory shafts '11 1th a great whip to them. til“. 50 '
1"” ‘J Mac-Gregor' irons are hand- forged with dotted,
faces. Good live hickory shafts, calf tip-41:3.
1, f" Fourth floor.
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_ A kit to fit 1’\
a soldier’s needsa.‘
\Fitallkitis of tough fabric, good size, and is
équipped with straps to hold any article 1 of" per-1
sonal need in exact and secure position. "
A“ MIN 01' comb, brush, shaving tools, talcum—«g
levcry toilet article may be quicklv stow ed 111 01'1 11111111
package. .5; 1;." .
Three big pockets to hold wash cloth and other
1extras—$1.75 to $4.
C cuter aisle, front.
All of Victrola’s ,
delight for $42. 50. 1 _
Instantly 1'_eady to bring its tuneful voice and,
lcheery presence to your h0me:—_Victrola VI—A 111th; ,
(a number of records— $42.50.
1' This instrument play s cvcrv ty pe of Victor rec;
tra‘ or splendid band, it will present your favorite?
trio of musical instruments, it brings your most-liked
songs of either today or long ago.
Not large but very efficient, for ’tis less than 16
pnchcs square and a little less than 9 inches high.
f” Equipped with the Victor devices to insu
smooth playing and easy opcr aliens—with $10 wot th e!
become—$4250.
It may be purchased on first payment of $2,tl1en,.
day $1 a weekl 2.1.33,
Norwalk Chronicler