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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 31, 1918 · page 7

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Harris 81 Guns

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‘COAL_
That's All

53 Water Street. 2
Tel. 721.

 

 

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l’aroiman (‘hu‘rios Page is ill at his
home today with 11 mid. and his boat
is: being covered by Patrolman John

Roberts.

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71111191; ll. Costello, of
corps, stationed, at Jersey City. is
Sptl'ltlliljl, u furlough in Norwalk. He
will ho her until Sunday.

the. ordnance

 

(‘01. F. L. nonmetahf General PM"
shing’s staff. who recently came to
this oouitry from lt'ronro on low ““«NS
of importance, visited with 111011.15 in
town rostordm'.

Complaints wot‘o rocoivod by tho po<
lico from 11 resident of South Alain
street about dogs on ltztrmond strum
burkin‘7 and howlin.0 all night. Tho
complaint 11118 1111111111 to tho do”. n .1r
den. ' 7" ‘

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Beginning Saturday M'nnin': tho
(‘ontral Trust (company, in Wall stroot,
will ho upon for businoss from 7 to 9.
o‘clock every Saturday night until
further notlrou This action was tnkon
by tho trust company for tho (‘OllVf‘ll-
1(3an of its curionwrs.

 

Parlolman ‘Chttrlos Pogo is ill at his
in two jitnoy drlr‘rs who had been
using profnno language and who had
boon complainod of to tho police. The
two men worn warned to cause their
quarroling and to stop tho use of that
sort of language on the streets of tho

city.

Miss Winifrr-tl H. Baldwin 0164 Wall
street. first district was arrvstod in
Fairlicld yesterday by tho two trai‘llr‘
cons of that fair community who nl-
leged that Miss Baldwin was driving
hor automobile at rate of speed esti-
mated to he about 42 miles an hour
The fact that they were on “......
cycles mode the capture of Miss Bold

win much easier it is sold. A hearing

will be held today in the case.

 

TEACHERS! SCHOLARS!
ATTENTION!

eAt, the Regent Theatre tomorow.

the Abraham Lincoln drama

......

tween Friends."
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DRAFT DELINQUENTS ROUNDED :State Centtal Republican committee

UP

"'s

May 31. -—Thiiteen

AYER. Mass,
draft delinquents rounded up in vat

ions New England cities were In ought
today to Camp Denesya Y1 V‘ 1% at

today to Camp Devens and placed in
the Nationaly Ar1ny.Somc of them
failed to register £01 military service
and others did not 1etu1n question-

aires.

 

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Ql’aymcnl oi”2|l%
on subscription to
from liberty Bonds
under Government
Plan. in due May

 

l Thl‘

~Wl‘il‘e about, and (1111‘ in which I am
. much (manned, and 1 wish l 0,11qu 11“.

' in 3 Worcester paper oi March 1‘.’ that

”Army would fail to reach its goal of
"gw tin: $3,014) in Worcester.
. too had.

‘ 111,21 111')"
. no. s that li‘éfl‘t‘ is
' ration Army
} is grim
icomniorciulizo its hrnef‘artions

fchocoiate, proparod at little cost.
‘ be had only on the payment of hull a

. engos that at the most (co-.3!
i ? pennies.
1 ; from is handed ovor a counter where

ging of the moving picture apparatus

without first recoiving money.

' doughnuts,

.tirotl norvous boys who how to do-

, lll‘>~l lwinu nooossury for him to demon-

"Tho:
, Son of Democracy." Don'i' miss it. All
so Alice‘" Joyce in “The Woman Be.- committeenmn,

 

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Tn; bevAl lvN ARMY in rooms

Halo: John F. 1. ”when or f‘oroos !
m; 3115s.. writing home undrr date oi '
.11 . 1‘ - pars a spiceaeild tribulv to the
work oi the ‘alration Anny in Faun...
major mite-s as follows:

“Titer is something else 1 want to

tsrost ill" people of every community
in tho build States. i read with pain
it. was probable that. the Salvation
That‘s
For morn than the» indil‘idu 11
51131211111311 Army is the greatest
of comfort, help and itin'lii-
in Franco, Tim Sal-
hus not. is not 11111. if i' 1;
n justifiably asked aid. will not

lilo

"Thorn are no instrut’ilous' t'rt‘m
New York to its workms to outer oven ‘
head Pxpensos, so that a cup of hot
(or. i

11mm. 21 package of lemon and limo loz-
hut a tow
can be owned only ulttvr 11
soldiers giro thoir sot-vices free,
Thr‘ro is no spectacular philanthrophyi
with lilo SalrzttionvArmy. no summon-l

 

which. when operaiéd, is the only time ,
soldiers are given much without cost:
of money. but. are churned cost of of-i
fort lwcau‘so they hurt? to supply the
sntting for tho bouoticionco. ,,

"No. 'l‘ho Salvation Army gives. Its

 

3.1%” STAMP COLLECTORS

Aftrr a thorough test we are convinced that
our meant system of nminiaining many
branches in comparatively close proximity does
11.11 our ble us to render the efficient service to
v; '.-. every “S. 65 H." . lamp collector is en.

titlct‘i.

 

We wish to advise that. on June 15111 our South
Norwalk Redemption Station will be consolidat—
ed with our larger Premium Display at the
G. B. Bliss Dry Goods 011., 455 Main 51., *Stam-

ford, Conn.

falter June 15th, filled books may be re—
deemed at our Stamford Branch.

The Sperry 81 Hutch
insou Co.

 

 

workers. men and women, puns to the

 

mon tho things thoy like and need
lts las-
sios proparo great quantities of coffee,
biscuits, and sometimes
pins, and wait until oal‘ly hours in the
morning for tho return of drivers and
holpot's on tho supply wagons. to give
nourishment and comfort to tho wot,

liwr supplios to lmttory positions that
may he uhdor tit'o, Tho salvation
Army has no ollioo hours.

“its huts ttt‘o‘tttu-n oil of tho limo. it
has many things for solo, but 11 soldier
ran out unytltlnt.r ho hoods without it's
stride that he has. tho monoy to pay
on. will pay. Evvry otllror and mun
\\ ho has knowlotlno of tho holp glvon
by tho Salvation Army giros it l‘l‘i‘dll
of llPillR' tho host minim-tor in tho llold.
lt nutkos no Claims for itself that are
not linsod on actual. not familial, por-
t‘ormunoos. Do the pooplo oi Worcos-
tor still want to hvlp thoir bins oror
horo? Thou (‘llllll‘illlilv to tho Salvo.
tirn Army \l'ur lioliot‘ l‘und.”

WOMAN DROWNED
BY COLLAPSE OF DAM
X. it May :lT,~Mrs. Mury
hood 9?. wow tlrownod, and
tho plants of two 111:11111t‘ut'turintz com
ponies. two dwellin: houses, an olot‘tric
liuht and power houso, 11 railroad
111111110 111111 a (lllfll'lf‘l‘ ol‘ :1 milo of roll-
toutl lrnolts was swr-pt away when 9.
now tcourreto mill dam horn collapsed
lustnight.
The dam was built about 11 year
ago for Frank ll. “Windward, owner

ll 1H1.
Kotmor,

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Practice *Ecouonty in Household Needs

 

 

 

 

Cocoa. Door Nuts. Rog. $1.00 Table oil cloth. (lurk group 45

at ............... 891: in. w 1111*, reg. 33o at 240 yd.

Lighthouse (‘lounsor~ Reg. :10, (loud Luck jar rubbers 1w: doz.
now 5 cans for ........ 19c

Vonvtul'llo and flower seeds. 51:

“ " ‘l‘ ' r k s ior...ltlr

4"1 C‘ "l'iss uses. Inn. 150, l)i\£,\ no“ a p g , -

1.81132 1131" .............. . 23o lilt.‘ 1.111s. now 3 phgs. for 2:10

 

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Zitwtho autontobilo dry wash. how l’vrlootton (1.1 £0011 slows

 

 

 

 

 

(iiws cxcolltnl polish. Com 2 humor high $12.00
ploto 1 11111111 11111 and sway 3 burner high ....... $16.1)”
CI', 1“. .. ............... $1.19 W
Singlo own with plans door
Flour cannistors. 'Wllilo .lttp- ............. $2.98
tinned 1001b c:1pn(ity.lloa.._..______~——_—_
$2951 at """""" $1“ Durable owns with glass on...
, sous
Children's garden sols. lino, ~
..t. 1 1 . r0 _ .
{he and SIlOVBh Ron 109,: Ton llull ’l‘on l‘ots. limo alum
.11 ' """"""""""" inum “tum nt $1.33
Plain white sholf paper 243134;. ’ _
i don. shoots ....... '. 11311 llotpoiutgelootrtc iton 3.1.1111
(luutuniord no voltage and

"CW
220 1011 we.

 

 

 

Toilot paper, Fluo quulity. t'ln‘. .
puckont‘, 1.th} shoots. :2 for -————-——---——--—1
. ---------------------- 25“ 211p washing powdor. Rog. ltlo
now 3 pkgs. t'ur ....... 250.

'l‘illpllt'ato aluminum suttropon.

Rog 332’ ““1 1" '''' $279 Minn aluminum suuco—punslont:
. huntllv oud unor, a quail
ui .... 41“ size. 1‘ >11; $2.23, at $1.49

 

 

Strawberry huilors,

ALBERT F. GEHEBE
25 Washington St. So. Norwalk

PROMPT DELIVERY PHONE 1069-2

 

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ifibLLEY 3111421198 GROION
HM! WALKWG ON TIAOKI

NEW 110231303. any Sixwll‘ilbut W.
i’thiL‘} of Puqmnnork road. loan of
(In: on, was Mi‘lit‘k by an east bound
troiloy our in sight. or his. home late
yvsterdny ant-moon and instantly
filled. He was beheaded by tho
ghouls. his clothing torn into shreds

and its 5 1111 11:11:11: 1 i
into the room ol tho mod ohm

ill! in for» 721:: t‘iii' vouhi low rapt» d.

Phelps was til} yours old and loaves

:1 will: and two children.

Tho “notorious;
of the H" «aid that Phl‘ip‘ who had?
Mn nulking rim.» 11mins truth not,
titr l
whistle was blown and lbw suddenly.
moped but; onto 1111- track and was:

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RETAIL.

Phone 113-3

 

' FERTILIZERS

E‘fiu dirnosrmrn or mm, SHEEP 1111111111111, AGRI-
CULTURAL 1.11m, LAND 91.113133.
ALL FAVORITE BRANDS A'J.‘ WHOLESALE AND

RAYMOND BROTHERS

137 Washington St.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

YOU cm or '

“on! to taunt yourself; dim
win you nould um and 111m
moo. The some new hot
prom: 1“} you to carry him
should. own due inquiry. m

H1 mu perhaps to take out ’m
insurance. bra-cause of tho 1W
ed cost of butltilng motel-lulu, in»
no:- ond nrarly every othor imp
of expense 1111111111: into in? Ma!
01’ mutiny it‘pnfits or rc- building,
after a fire.

J. M. Layton & Co, inc;

5 RAILROAD AVENUE

 

 

 

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o. B. JACKSON
' OPTOMETRIST

‘ haunt.

KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold It:
sun Shut-On 1.1a Other Mounting. ‘

Thorough nomination of tho eyes. Detail-u“ pro-crip-
tlons promptly filled. Export Repairing.

 

scorn nouwan, corn.“

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mum 1.. Gmw"w-m

X’s!"

So, firm-walla

 

 

 

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each monththereafter.

YOUR BIT.

 

 

 

Now that; the Liberty Loan is over, BUY WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS, which sell for $4.16 this month and 1c additional

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25 pennies buys a. THRIFT STAMP.
EVERY LITTLE BIT HELPS To WIN THE WARl—DD

The City. National Bank

South Norwalk, Conn.

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Iervice guaranteed.

rm 1 ..

134 Washington St.

_ _ ELECTRICIANS
Furnished for repair or new work. Competent men and good

DINING ROOM DOMES, FIXTURES, ELECTRICAL MER-
CHANDISE AND SUPPLIES

The White Electric Co.

Electrical Engineers and Contractor:
Phone 450. ‘

So. Norwalk.

 

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of the plant, to the New England
Novolly Company. which was de-
stroved together nith part of tho ,

plant of the Gomge ll..\d11m Needle

'(‘ompnny

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‘REPORT KIN‘G FAVORlNG
PROHIBITION AMENDMENT
John '1‘. King, Ropubllr-an' national

{ferodnl ptohibition ‘nmmulment This
,nas lnought out '11 the Connecticut

meeting which was nttonded by Repro
sentative Charles J. Martin of Orangq

who is actively 1ntoi GStF‘d in the. legit:-
lathe side of the fedotnl amendment,
tile talked wth some niomhets of tin
‘committeo individually

 

Lsnons, 0x11011113, PUMPS
Nu. Buck andeReign Skin Cloth.

.___.._

is said to favor the l"

 

 

Witilcllomwear

' Its most, appropriate 201‘ this balmy V
" weather.

Muslin Under-
Wear Sale ‘

I
Exceptional Values in GOWNS, PETTIGOATS, ‘ DRAWER
GOMBINATIONS, Etc.

5 Numberlcss money-saving opportunities await those
i who come here Friday and Saturday—the last days of our sole.
Will you be one of those to share in the savings?

 

 

 

WHITTEMORE’S WHITE
CLEANERS

For All Materials.

 

worm“; in

 

 

 

 

White Shoes For Everyone

4 We have a new and fresh stock of SUMMER
SHOES'for every member of the family. including.“
many new models.

SATISFACTORY STOCKINGS TO MATCH

 

excepted.

The NOrwalk Line

Fast Freight Service Between This City
and New York.

Steamers “Otto” and “Armitage Brearley”

Freight accepted at Kuwait: and South Norwnlk from 7: 30 to 5: 30 .
p in. for dehvoiy at Pier 45,1fiast River. Foot of Jackson street,
New York, 7 00 oclock tho following morning
. Pier 45, East. River, New York. from 7:30 a. In to” .1 11.113. Steamers
leaving pier 115 East Rlier. New York at 3 o'clock daily.

Freight teceived at

Sundays

 

 

 

 

 

food but a saving of' me.

 

Well one! High Stu.

 

Now that you have
your Liberty Bonds
' ,BUY ‘
WAR, SAVINGS
STAMPS

-

11111 1101111111 110/

 

‘ East Norwallt ,

 

 

Wmmom‘sflfis‘m

Breathing For the Ofloo
It

 

 

 

 

The Famous Gurney Refrigerators:

Are scientifically constructed, and insure a saving not only of
We have many models in all sizes, lined either with porce-

lain, enamel or galvanized iron.
Buy One NOW! Fly Time Is Corning.

RAYMOND st SON

Norwalk.

 

Ball Bearing

Whack. 5 1-2 inch reel with
bludu.

 

Townsend’s “ Spider ’p’

 

A First-Class, High-Grade Mower
at. Medium Price—~11; is equal to
any” high-price machine on the
market, except our own. 9 inch

 

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116 50.111111: 8t. 80. Norwalkllom;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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DENTIST e

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noun 9 to 11:30 a. m.. 7 to on;
A. M. WOGSTER »
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Lute Examiner
U. S. Potent .
Office ‘ fi$

41:5 2.5.5.1?! 91111111! ~

nmorron'r‘. consumed

 

on Patent

 

 

Cure That Cold By «
Takinz
WHITE PINE COMPOUNH
WITH TAR
F. *H. BAXTER

DRUGGIST '

 

 

A

Smith. Underwood.
Remington. all 9th»:
makes, sold. rem ‘
repaired. Rentals}
per month. Machine.
sold at $5 per month.

PLUMBER

TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
l56 Falrtleld Ave... Bridgeport, Com
REBUILT TYPEWRITEfls

 

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CALL US UP .

and we will rush our trouble
right around when something on.
this happen: In your home. if you:

PLUMBING

Is detectNe antiquated,- ununlfiry:
or wom out, have us make neon?
sary repairs or install a now on
tom of

MODERN tPIsUMBan: »
.1033th A“ SPECIALTY

HORACE R. NASH 5

Tel. 1354
North Main St. South'Nomtk. _

 

 

 

 

 

ossmmou or: cumopnAo so

Chiropractic is the definition 0! no
cause or the disease and the art It!
adjusting the some. Disease is on.
by a wrench, twist or spmln in
back. Even if done in childhood ‘1! o.
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organ: m
limbs. /

Chiropractors remove the cans of.
disease and pain, health to rest
through harmonizing the nerve m
tems in your body. Female tronb‘l‘fii
given special atteuutm; also 0
tum or the spine. You will never
gret giving the Chiropractor a chancl
to help you.

Magnetic troatments xlven also.

1’; FRANCIS, 11.11%

34 Washington so. So Norwalk. om
Graduate from Palmer School

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

David w. Raymond"
U N DE R TA KER

Tol. OM09, 1069-8: Boom
27 WASHINGTON 3.7. ,
NEW RED MEN’S’ BUIkullllfl

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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