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Waits ........ 45.00
Wanna $1.,00 756, 500,351:
my Belts $1.50, 750
m [it Covers $1.50
Array Model Radiolite Wrist
;Vat.ohes ................ $4.50
onus ELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH nonwanx.
om TILL 8 P. M. EVERY DAY.
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The branch office of The Evening
Sentinel is located in the office of its
Norwalk representative. Richard ll.
Fitch. in the Masonic building, on Wall
manta. or notices of a uewsy nature,
can be left there or telephoned there.
The telephone number is 1388.
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Washington Chmp No. 11. P. o. s. of
Rydhaposcd of routine business at it's
meeting last evening.
. claw." Lodge. no 103. r and A. 111..
onion-red the fellow craft degree at
the meeting last evening.
street. and all news items. advertise.
‘ 7 Friendship Association, No. 7, mm
‘witb ‘Mrs. F. J. Bradbury on Bayvicw
venue, last evening, and disposed. off
mgulaobusiuesa. l
roam Tribe. No. 26, 1. o. n. .11., mt
mned-lhat'tlle tribe had subscribed;
the ‘Red Cross Otherwise routiuc.’
" Sergeant Robert Oliver. instructor in 1
gas and machine guns at Camp Dev-Z
.ona, who has been spending a ten'
day's' furlough at his home, will ref
1 turn to Camp on Saturday. 1
A rehearsal of the degree team and
guard of mickh Rebekah Lodge No ‘
52,1.0. R. R, will be held tomorrow
, evening and the member of both teams
requested to be present The entertain-
; meat. of the Lodge will he. held on Fri-
. day evening. ‘
Clifford P. Hayes. of North Main
retreat. reported to the police that boy's
. “ playing nearby had broken windows in
l blastore with stones.
““ The three home companies of the
Norwalk Battalion will take part in
the parade under the auspices of
Dhug‘las Fowler Post G. A. R.. on Dec-
‘ rationmay. under the command of
the Major Edward B. Weed. The?
nridemill start at nine o'clock ml
romlaes to be it most impressive al-
air.
, ”A home talent entertainment entitled
‘On'tf‘amival Day" will be given'for
c benefit of The King's Daughters
lid Epworth League of tile Methodist
hurch, Norwalk, Friday evening, June
8. 1918. in the church Auditorium.
, . out fifty local people will partici-
pate. Many beautiful, songs. sols, chor-
‘ uses, drills in costume will be guns in
costume. Both vocal and instrumental
, Miss Olga Mann of. Albany N. Y., will
fillave personal charge in the direction
bf the entertainment and will play one
.511 the leading mice. 1
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FILMS
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Helping to Win the War
“Every little bit helps” is a common enough
saying, but it’s a true one too. You’re proba-
bly doing your share of the helping, whatever
your share happens to be. : : : : : : :
The latest spring overcoats and suits are here; new colors. .
new style touches. Regardless of what you‘ve heard about
prices, we’ re offering unusually good values. You’ll say so
‘ too when you see the goods.
Rogers & Stevens
The home 0t Hart Schaifner & Marx Clothes
Norwalk
We’re doing ours by selling good clothes I‘
and nothing else; all-wool, stylish clothes
that wear well and keep their shape. : : :
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‘as the banquet comes first. The pastor
Iwill address the class. Agood time is
“guests of 111-. and Mrs. Willard Wad
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Xint: any mode
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. NOR WALK !
SOCIETY
and Personal
3 . NEWS
’ SVENUON-BENSON
Miss Ruth M Benson, daughter of
Mrs. eter Benson, of Norwalk, and Wil-
liam ‘Svenson. eldest son of Hanna
Svenson. of 22 Union avenue, were
united in marriage at the Swedish
Congregational Church, East Norwalk,
last evening at 7:45 by Rev. Charles
Vahlstrom. paste: of the church. The
Swedish ceremony was used.
The attendants were Miss Pheobe
Svenson and John Allen Svenson. sis-
itcr and brother of the bridegroom.
l The church. which was handsomelyw
decorated with palms and pink May-
flowers, was filled with friends and re.
1ati1 es of the couple from Norwalk and
Bridgeport.
Before the ceremony a recital was
given by Arthur Vahlstrom, organist of
the church
The ushers weie Messrs, ll. 0. and
'A. Amundson.
Mr. S1 enson who is a member of the
Norwalk Boat (‘lub and Forester of
America. has been with The E. ii.
iiotchkiss company, of Hoyt street.
for the past twelve years and is fore-
man of the shipping department. Hav-
ing been called to the colors he leaves
Norwalk on Thursday morning at '10:-
40 for Camp Upton.
l The young couple ‘were the
cepicnts of many gifts of silverware.
household furnishings etc. and the
Young People‘s Society of the church
presented Mr. Svenson with a hand-
some wrist watch to carry with him on
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The annual meeting of the 'l‘. C. B
(‘lass will be held on Friday. evening.
May 24111. for the lecetion of officers
for the ensuing year. All members are
rcqucstcd to be on hand in the parlor!
of the First M. E. chumh by 6:30 p. m..
anticipated. Come rain or shine. You
will enjoy it.
Mrs. W. H. Baldwin and Mrs. J. G.
Gregory have returned. to Norwalk. at
tcr spending the week-end as the
ham of 107 Linwood avenue. Bridge-
port. -
ALL RAILROADS
ARE RELIEVED
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This will avoid disrupt-
working organization
announced.
unnecessarily
. Two New District:
As anotller step in the reorganiza-
tion of railroad management. the di-
rector general ordered the creation of
two new operating districts——the Al-
lcgheny region. consisting of the prin-
a.
1.111 and Mrs \lilliam Molirc of Pond NATIONAL BANKS can con-rm.
announced the on y
gagement’ of their daughter, Florence;
l... to Benjamin F. Parker. of Ronny-
street. ROWRHOR
ton.
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Matje Bellk, has purchaSed the
bier. decca‘scd, and
estate of Elizabeth
tales
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Joseph
has taken title to a parcel of land w
buildings on Harriet sheet from the law for the
Raymond.
were negotiated by
Both such sums as the directors shall deem;
George expedient.
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MlZPAH CIRCLE 0F
BUTE FIECRS
letter was receivedI
The following
'_in this city today:
New Haven. Conn. May 21-18.
James Wood, chairman,
So. Noiwalk. (‘onu
to lows:
iih iiuuance of the war out of am not Leader, MrS. Fred Jennlnz‘s.
piofits otherwise available under the
declaration of leidellds 5°13.
Secretarl, Emma Burton.
The bill was passed Thy. Treasurer Lucy Weeks.
Mitchcu, the uptown real estate dealer. “‘9 39m“? several “0““ 880
The Daiien Baseball team will open during the present wal
their season on Sunday at Noxon‘ 8 Lot The
in Darien onthe Post Road. Dr. Noxon banks and bust companies operating
has offered the lot to the team for the under state Chane“ the privileges en are caused by
team for the entire season if the first.
game is played for the benefit of the 111 MW
lRed Cross The team that the Darien- right of contributing to the. Red Cross yous indigestion, fermentation of food
ites will piav has not been announced to
yet.
action of the House yesterday will _'—-_-——___-=
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER
‘peiniit National banks to contribute
fund drive. ‘
states give;
lans of sevelal
joyed by National a disordered stomach
tions.
banking associa-
therefore will extend the 110119. Constipation, sour stomach. per
state
. niight have been
ing statutes. Please make strong e
tort to secure subscriptions from gentle laxative,
institutions which also :11
barred under exist p pitatlon of the heart caused by gas-
d Cross in France." >
raccoon-1 MonwaLK- savmos BANK.
General Pershing says;
“I whit to say to you that no other organization since the .
world began has ever done such great: constructive work
th the tendency, dispatch and understandnig, often under
adverse circumstances, as has been done by the Amerioan
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1'" bank'ng institutions in “your territory both in stomach and 'intestlmes, cleans
ISAAC M. ULLMAN. {and sweetens the stomach and alimen-
* Chairman. tary canal,’ stimulates the liver to se-
’ ‘crete the bile. and impurities from the
_Advertise in thé’Sé‘iltinel. gblood. Sold by Plaisted’s Drug Store.
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Can’t sleep! Can’t eat! Chu’t even digest what little you do eat! ‘,
One 6r two doses -
ARMY & N‘AVY
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
will make yon feel ten can 11 . Belt
sum remedy for Constipation. m “Stomach .
and prom ‘
25 cents a package null or. *
sent to any address , 1.511.;
u s. 111111 a my? raster co zoo w... mar-11.11
Has been used for all ailments that
The enactment of this fcdcr- and mactive “V913 “Ch as 5le head-
f~ es in the stomch. August Flower is a
regulates digestion:
large proportion of plesent railway
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The annual meeting of Mizpoh ctr test and west trunk liner. terminating
gcle of the Kings Daughtels of the at Hampton Roads.
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bomb Norwalk Baptlst church was tas district and for the Southern dis
old at the church last evening. at tricl to succeed Ml.
House of Representatives hm cve which time the annual reports were be. appointed soon
house and lot on Spring Hill avenue, ning passed the bill making it lawful received and officers elected as fol New York. will continue to act as re-
formerly owned by Frederick J. Am- t'oi National banks to contribute
Svaldriz American Red Cross during the. con
Viceileador, Mrs. J. Harrison ThomD- will be named to serve under him as
rand north the Ohio river.
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cipal trunk lines east of Pittsburgh.
excluding the New York Central. man-
aged by C. H: Markham. now region»
al director for the south. and the Po-
cahontas district. consisting of. the
Regional directors for tho Pocahon
Markham will
A. 11. Smith. at
gional director for that part of ill‘
East. not included in the new Allo-
gheny district. and district directors
supervisOrs of roads in New Eng
land and for the section between
Pittsburgh and the Mississippi river.
Huntington Removed
The. first act. of the director tren-
the removal of, C. W. Huntington.
president of the Virginia Railway. as
chief operating officer. on the charge
he failed to carry out promptly the
railroad administrator‘s instructions
regarding the repair and mainten-
ance. of_ his line. This was thought
to be the forerunner of similar deposi
tions of a number of other railroad
presidents.
It as equained last night that a
presidents will be named to manage
their own properties, particularly
whenever the president is actually the
most active officer. but in all these
cases the presidents will be required
to resign their official positions with
the companies “and to become exclu
sive representatives of the United
States railroad administration.” .
Consequently. their salaries will be
paid by the government and they can
receive no pay from the railway cor-
poratlon. As an indication of what
salaries they may expect it became.
MoAdoo's
princiqal assistants of the railroad ad-
ministration will "receive more than
$15. 000 a year. Moment of them.
i‘th s is much lens than they received
as officers or executives of railroads
Every Woman’
13 Main Street,
Nowuthetimetoseloct
ouratookiloolnplste.
season are being shown by us
White and Colored Voile and
for your vacation; in the new
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“THE SHOP 01F GENUINElVALUIi"
Drones, which are somuoh'
Reasonably priced. Prom
” Georgette Blouses, new slip. on and ram
EXCLUSIVE LADIES’ AND ME BEADY-TO-WEAR
g APPAREL .
31:11. l 0“ Shop
- Norwalk
your “inner Wardrobe when
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vogue for the oomin
in the 11 f g
.......am.‘."si‘li“d
Organdy Frocks, just the thing
Eton at other smart styles——
$7. 50 to $20. 00
no...-.
White Wash Skirts in the newest mathrinls, including the so
much desired gabardino; all sizes, indiuding
shawls—
‘ $1.98 to $8.00
neck styles—
$4.98 to $10.00 _
Fine rooms by the day or
and American ater
N. DISESA. Manager.
CENTRAL HOl EL
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; a
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Stu.
week. Steam heated, electric
Restaurant. Italian
Tel. 1555.
1838A, Proprietor.
' WALL PAPER.
141 Washington Street.
Full Line—Jim: AM
ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH AT LOW PRICEC.
PAINTING, PAPER E
A. COHEN
5c an‘ 10c Roll
out
GING
‘ South Norwalk.
fellownsend’s “Spider ”
Ball Bearing
A First-Glass, High~6rade Mower
at Medium Price—It is equal to
any high price machine on the
market, except our own. 9 inch
wheels. 512 inch reel with 4
blades. , t
The Spider Mower is light and
strong. and glides over the lawn
lightly, easily and almost noise-
lonely; reminding you strongly as
it nipa oil” the grass, of the vigor-
ous action of the ferocious and
cunning little insect whose name
it bears.
BALL BEARINGS
of the very highest grade, exact
to 1-4of1-100tlofaninch.
ALBERT ll. MORGAN
llorlon House
Shore Dinners;
All Kinds of Sea Food
BAT'll’ERIES WILL FREEZE lN
‘ COLD WEATHER
Call at our Willard Service Station
where you will meet a thoroughly
competlfint storage batory expert who
will all e authorati1e ad1lce in thin
connection:
charge. repair and store but.»
terles.
A rent 1 battery for any make of can:
can be obtained at any time.
Filtrbanks Storage
Battery Co.
58 No. ‘Maln Street 80. Norwall'
‘helenhouo ilk!
0th ial Service Garage
l-‘or tillevrolet and Maxwell
l Cars
Fahd Repairing and Parts.
no) TUBES AT nan
} GAIN PRICES.
and son) on mm PAY-
} MENTS
Used For: Listed With Me Sold on
Small Commission.
Phont 1959. Seaview Ave.
Gas—lit'rTAOK 1N sourH. _
‘ NORWALK sALlsN'r
Steak, Chopsand
Chicken. i
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under private management. in this
connection it. was noted that Mr. Mc-
Adoo as secretary of the treasury. re
‘ceives the usual cabinet member's sal
wary of 812. 000 a year. and is paid noth-
.tng‘ as director of railroads.
. mem
ter.
rs of Norwalk Lodge. B. P. O.
Oanriday evening at 8 o'clock. the
15., will charge up “Hill 709." Mess
‘ hers and guests will obtain gas masks,
Wristwatches and rubber boots at the
dugoillt ' entrance. in case of wet
trencl es and rickety duck board‘s. (loo
tors 1 11 nurses will be in close attend.-
slicing—f
STAMHORD
'lille family soap cake and
the kitchen range are two of
the loost necessary articles in
dail} use in the household. If
they 'do their work properly,
the, esults are cleanliness and
wholesome food, which means
a in go part of living.
A STAMFORD range is easy to‘
marlage, and none works bet+
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