.81: Wood
l About this time some you!
- . cool order: were not
y. if we had good Molt
a week or so we’d get
like: or twenty. When will-
ter left these ports in spring
the people ceased to worry.
No thoughts of coalin sum-
mer time would cause the
slightest flurry. But war has
turned things upside down,_
new business comes e-running,
they push the orders through
the door—no need to go
ogunuing. Now this to you
may seem a snap, tho’ we are
not so certain, but over
troubles of our own we’ll
kindly draw the curtain. Go
on and have your summer fun,
or go and fight the Kaiser,
while we continue to saw wood
and (let us hope) grow wiser.
rue
, C053. HEP“?!
Spring&Siimlne;
Suits ,
‘ “which and Young Men
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
00. Main St 80. llol'walll|
.MMW
I. 7.. N. 11.61 8.11311! TABLE
In Eifect Jan. 14, 1018
SOUTH NORWALK“TO NEW YORK
A. M.——1:39:, 6227:, 5540:, 8:08.
0257:, 7:18:, 7:54:,,8:21:, 8:69:, 9:30,
10:33:, 11:21:. ‘
P. M.~—12:03, 12:52 (Stamfordonly).
1109:. 1:38:, 3:17:, 4:32:, 6:27:. 5:45,
0:02:, 6:47 (Stamford only), 7 :021.
8:00. 10:07:. ‘
Sunday!
A. lib—12:34:, 5:27x, 5:49x, 8:59,
1:101, 10:33:, 12:03:.
P. M.—-l:09:, 2:4“, 3:12:, 4:32:.
5:06, 6202:, 6:57:, 7:02:, 7':67x.
10:07:. 10:40,
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.~—4:10:, b230, 6:34, 8:00:
lzblx. 23:15:, 9:45:, 10:50:.
P. Iii—12:03:, 1:00, 2215:, 2:57
3:30; 3:53, 4:23, 5113:, 5:20. 6:001
8103:, 8210:, 11:15:, 11:45:.
i\ . Sunday:
A. lid—0:00, 8200:, 9:00:. 10:08:
10:50:.
P. lit—12:10, 1:03:, 3:35:, 5:02.
6:25; 6:00:, 7:10:, 8:10:, 11:15:,
11:45:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN
A. M.— 2:26:. 12:58:. 5:37, 8:07.
7:15, 9:19:,, :22:. 11:58:.
P. M.—1:20. 2:41 (Bridgeport only,»
Sbturdays) 2:47 (Bridgeport
Shmrda , : x, ,. , : ,6:21,
0:51, 7:03:. 7:32 {pridgeport only).
0:25x.
A M 12 268"":2".
. .— : I, :58, 7:43, 9:19
10§lb,h:1:122:, 11:58:. I.
.' .- :10:, 4:42: 6:33:, 0:
7-:0‘sx. 8:33, 9:25x. ' 4"
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH
A M 12 gORANAI-K
, . .— : :, :10:, 4253:, 5:50.
6:50, 81535:,28; 30, 8:41:. 11:00.
. . .—1:7. 3:40:, 4:35, :
5:37:, 6:11:, 9:18:;‘ 6 13;.
IA. M—4 10 Sunday.
. : :, 4:51, 7:5, :
93:, 11:00. 3 5 8 303.
I . Ill—12:17:. 1:551, 2223:, 3:
£320 5:13x, 6:11:,,,7:06:, 9118:, 93:,
I: :. , ’
soul-H Monwstk‘ro DANBURY
ll. M.—6:13, 8:27. 9:59:
P. [34:27. 4:3”, 6:26.
811an "
_ . A. M.—9:25. " r!
- bingo-$15” 7:15. .
. ‘ ‘TO SOUTH
Ar. [43M 7223'. smuggngL“
P. M;—-4:23.x, 7:07., , ’
Sun 0
LIr-‘I: W ‘
n ”—11?“ film-ilk!»
‘r fi’v
. , Aremcdyioriuiections
Moitbe urinary tract.
Pslnlees, non-poisonous
and mllnot stricture
Relievosin 1 to 5 days.
. PfilCfi $1.20 Sold Dru
Trolls» With each bottle or filled ofifitsl.
. fl .
me evens cHE'l’vlié‘i‘c'EcnoEY ClNClNN/lfl, o.
5~FOURTH
OF JULY PAGEANT
NEW YORK »
n
‘ NEW, YORK. June .-..~—ln res ~
to the wishes of ‘President Wilsglgnbfi
f. Fourth of July pageant will be held
herein which twentyone national
groups of foreign-born citizens will
(punctuate. it was announced toduv
..by the mayor‘s committee on nation-
al'defense. it is expected either a
member of the President's CabinetAor
George Creel, Chairman of the Com-
mlttee on Public lnfbrmation, will
represent the Government.
yDl', Thomas Stevens. Director of
thenSchool of Dramatic Art at Pitts-
llulfgh. has been asked to direct the
meant.
_.:I
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CYCLIST KILLED
HEW HAVEN. June fl.-~Joscph Lo-
moh years old. was killed here yes»
[orally when he lost control of thr-
otnrcrcle he was r‘dlnu and It
‘ ‘ , into a tree. A companion
» mm in a side car attachment eon
and hill”. phone: lived in this
You alone an s MWMMKMIM
end-ems
1“ mishflr ml was...
_ mittsn'tper-
muesli. fieplutermyhllsnydeyudisboundtonoofl
repairs.
Ictslceilinaslutlo bntcocttoo uoh. They
”who?“ “Benettrscti'gusndtheynut. m are
. newer Board has all of the advantages and mm: of the
handicaps. It is as long lasting as steel and more pleasing in
appearance.
Innow buildings or old it's the logical ceiling“ . we can
absolutely convince you of this if you’ll give us a chance.
The Hatch Cr Bailey Co.
‘7 People who take pride in their homes and find pleasure in
making them attractive are quick to appreciate the fact that
OVCI'S
our lines of Furniture, Draperies. Rugs, Linoleum: and House-
the best.
. A visit to our storewill convince you.
furnishings are moderate priced, construction, style and finish
...—....
to the Signal Corps as message bear-
1'. and from important sections ,when it
Racing Pigeon Notes
”j nlent appeared:
. the protection of our birds—some-
W-qull-wmmm‘ ,' ,
film
l Nlll BE lililllll Tristl'
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Congress Recently Posed a
. Law Affording Protection
am & Hyatt
to Carrier Birds
it would perhaps be interesting to
those who are concerned in the wel-i
the U. S. Senate and House of Rep,
resentatives recently passed a meal-i
sure by which it is declared unlawful‘
to “knowmgly entrap, capture, shoot.
kill, possess or in any way detain an
Antwerp, or homing pigeon common-
lv called carrier pigeons, which is
owned by the United States or hours.
a band issued by the, United States.
having thereon the letters U. S. A.
or U. S. N. and a serial number."
Anyone violating this law is liable
to a line of $100 or six months im-
prisonment or both. ,
The importance of the homing and
racing pigeon is seen in the present..
war. The birds are an invaluable aid
Woven Hammocks
are because of their speed and size“
they can easily can'y messages to
would be impossible for an ordinary;
courier to do so. K
in the May issue of the American
Norwnlk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
. .....W This is Hammock Time
Couch Hammocks , $10.00“ 2.50
in many attractive‘colors $2.00 to $6.00
The famous Vudor Porch Screens all widths
’ from 4 ft. to 12 ii.
Fibre and Ron Rugs lor Porch and Collage
the following:
‘-
J
interesting article dealing with the!
lISHllP BREWSTER
HAS AUTHlllillEl]
protection of the birds by the govern-
The use of pigeons by the Signal
Service of the army is going to be
one or the best things that ever hap-
pened to our sport. Here is the first
Federal legislation ever enacted for
thing the Fancy has been trying for
years to put through. While it up-
plies only to the N. s. A. or ll. ‘8. N.
birds its client is to protect all racing
pigeons for the would-benctler will
be unable to distinguinsb one from
the other lwhlle flying and conse-
Memorial Day and Yester-
CENTRAL HOTEL
_ Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam hos cl trio
lights and. gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant”? Italian“
and American style
quenlly will leave them alone.
Section 1.
“Be it enactde by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Unit-
ed States of America in Congress as-
sembled. that it be and hereby is dev
day
Bishop Chauncey B. Brewster
lbas . authorised a number of special
Oorner’Monroe and Chestnut‘Sts T
- 01.155 . . ‘n l .
° aimed to be unldll’l‘" ‘0 ‘kDOWi gylwaretmle rayers and a short war-
N'DISESA' Manager. J.DISESA, “01““er enirap, 0301“”. km' “‘00“ .“°‘*‘”';ume litan’; Several of the lll'ul’ers _
_ ”m ‘ ...-.. .-.—M... . or in any way 00m“ 30‘0“}:“:;‘;“ 2;; have been in use for several months, ”15
' """"'""""""- WM“ homing ulseom 00mm“ 5 “ ’bul the brief litany was used for the
is owned bvl
. ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH AT LOW PRIOEO.
WALL PAPER. 5c and fee .,
Full Lime-Fine Assortment
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
Roll
carrier pigeon, which: b i
s l X . l I
l3:ue§nlll‘:dth§tal‘llnsitgll Slates a‘llnvilxrig:"has“?“my generally in the ENSCODM
‘ V i
th n the letters 1‘ Q'A or U q churches in Norwalk and vicinity.
.ereo , . ., .
N. and a serial number.
Section 2.
hours -ilrst time last week and was recited
for the navy. for
air and under the sea, for members
A; COHEN “Thai “‘1‘ ”0559mm or detention of the congregation who are in the
. . . a . _l * '
141 Washington Street. South Norwalk. 0;:le £1293: ggshfisih‘crsb‘h 2:03: service, for those who are prisoners
‘ -- . , gun in any 10'“ house. cage, building of war. for the nation. There is
a. ..... W 0 ' also a special prayer for use at the a
. . - . or unv
0' structure in ”‘9 "WHEN" dedication of a flag or on Memorial
Radiators Repaired
BRAZING AND WELDING
r
Fenders, Lamps, fiodies and
o:
VAAST BROS. GARAG-
WT'rli'HES'I'NU'I' ST.
TEL. 1360.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 2011.
tier control of such person or persons
without giving immediate nolioe by
registered mail to the nearest mill-
law or naval authorities. shall be
a prima (sole evidence of u Violation
of this Act.
Section 3.
"That any person violating the pro-
visions of this Act shall. upon con-
viction. hp punished by a fine or not
more than $100. or by imprisonment
for not more than six months, or by
both such line and imprisonment.
“Approved April 19, 1018."
’llny. Of this the main part is,»
mercy.
“We remember before thee the
-of
'that. this nation might be tree."
are for deliverance includer~
"From sedition. .consplracy, andj
treason: from cowardice and shrink-‘
JACOBY’S "‘
NEW SUMMER DRESSES ..... . . ‘. . . . ...... $2.98 to $22.50
WASH SKIRTS
.. ....... $2.98 to $7.00
-, SLEEVELESS swnsrnns . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . $2.98 up
cusses accoun'rs oeuuuu
-...__....~_....__,
'4
WASHINGEREEOYEES ling {loll} hard and hill” :grv;i‘c€e,’ar;t’l ;
CITY E or a ure 0 saol- ce ~ .1 y 3-.
‘ldeals for which the nation is elon—
GO ON STRIKE tending," ' ‘
--‘-—"“' The lnlercessions are:—
(Contlnued from First Pale-l ”For the President of the. United.
......"- Siates, for the cabinet, and for the;
Senate and Representatives in Con-g
. . . . . , _ d
. _ ‘ _ 0 .me o erativesz grass assembled. Lox the officers an
usual tune “(Hath ‘took ”,3“. cloth-‘ men of the army and nal'yzlfor those
were on hand. eY . g . i l 1 1d b ‘
in and such tools as were their D61“, engaged in been to. to on: u once,
E Red Cross service; for‘
: .ud twent owa' With-'“nd other . . . ,
33?“;ngr‘é‘gxlmgmfiou' in the} early those who are making sect-limes m
ibusincss for the nation‘s good and
hours therewas no pickeiing. ., ‘ ‘ . ‘ . , { ' ‘
Labor leaders and repreusentatives;”'°-‘e who Me ”“8103 ,0“! f00d sup .
g . . nierl'ed duh ply; for the fathers and mothers and
li’ligti‘lfo gigggfgrt‘ulviii ‘fyafiam Z. Rip-i for the wives and children of those
~ - . ‘in the service for the living and for
1th administrator of labor StilllduldSJ .. . .
w” . . . . all who are wounded 01"!“ because
llo came here yesterday at the le ‘ ,
of the war; for those who have given
The mill gates were opened at the1
WAR TIME nun
Prayer Used For First Time
of ‘s
the. Episcopal diocese 0! Connecticut
Special prayers are: For the army.‘
those who serve in ;‘
‘Bless us. we pray ”WP, on we ded-
\ioate this flag, which shall be to us “
the symbol of justice. liberty and .
men who beneath this banner, in war ,
,and in peace. have fought the battles ..
the right. They loved not theirl
Hives unto death. but laid-them down‘
In the additional litany the pray-l ., _
try to effect. a settlement of the dif-
in blue
..... ........--.n.-.. ....-o..--
White with blue trimmings and smacking ..
is Wasnntoronsr.
BEACH SUITS
DUTCH SUITS
V
ROMPE—Bi‘s
Pink andblue chambray, trimmed in white, pin checks trim-
med m white and white crinkled seersucker trimmed
I’liuoll'll $1025
Stripes and plain colors in contrasting colors' . . . . ..... $1.00
White trimmed in fine colored stripes . ..... . . . . . $125-$150
Blue with white and tan with white $1.25
ll. MALLETrs }
scorn rostrum
- Hie—S"
$1.00
' [to convoy people to their work.
fii The employee, who
‘day morningior an increase. in wages
‘ierenccs.
L' it is estimated that cloth for gov—
ernment purposes comprises about
,twenty-iive per cent. of the produc-
i‘tion of the mills. ' _
The Textile Council. which origin-
gully sought a twenty-five per cent. ad-
Evanco in wages for the operatives,
idecreased its demand to 12 1-2 ‘DEI‘
:mund to tlwenty per cent. The menu-
facturers illen agreed, to a 15 per
cent. increase. which the Council re-
ijected and voted 1: strike.
1 Trolley Strike Settled
ALBANY, N. Y.. , June
:strike of United Traction
3.--'l‘he
Company
tway service in Albany, Troy. Water-
'viiet. Green Island, Cohoes and Rens~
gselaer over Sunday was settled early
,loday. Cars began running in time
struck yester-
jof nine cents an hour won a partial
,‘victory. They were granted an in-
on»
, Schullze’s
., uonwsu.
, so
"Mien”.
.
Sanitary Merle
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials ‘
srnw VEAL ........ - ......
suns LIVER ...... ........
HYGENIC‘GRAHAMFLOUR,................
7031800 .
I3 .
{crease of ,6 1-2 cents an hour with
a possible subsequent increase to be
determined upon by a board of arbi-
‘trators. .
'l BELIEVE 24 WEnE‘~
. l Losr av SINKlNG
‘ 0F PRES. LINCOLN
l
I
’Four Officers and 20 Men Counted as
‘ "Loch-No Definite Figures
l
, ’ Available
‘ WASHlNGTON. 'June 3.~—Four,o‘t-
iticers anoeo men slehelievedto be“
missing them: the ion oed American
flransport President Lincoln, the Ne-
vy department was edv d yesterday
by Vice Admiral Sluts. 1'. . commute
'which said that hobolhflflotiht of,
'1le, ml“ was yet available. did
M M smo-
‘ t ~ 7 ' z 10 ., ,
quest of Societary of Vial Biker “he”. lives for
,cent. last Week, then modified its no .
iemployes. which tide up street rail-'
their country: {or
those who mourn. for loved ones
dead." ‘
COUPLE MAY FACE
' » MURDER CHARGE
(Continued from First Page.)
‘v
Neighbors also claim. that queer‘l
things were happening'in the house,
in which the luau and woman lived:
and that the place should have been'
thoroughly investigated long ago.’ I
It is also reported that digging
parties are hard at work on the'
.grounds surrounding the house in“I
Easton making a big elfort to locate;
any bones or other evidence which!
would lend to the fastening of the re}
sponslbillty for the\ disappearance of:
the little ones, upon the two, prison-z
‘ ers. . 3
_ Up' to the time oflwriting nothing‘
had been found, but the residents of:
the district claim that if the search:
is thorough plenty of evidence will;
be unearthed. ‘ . l
Sheriff J. Frank Olmslead of Mon-f
roe is in charge of the investigation;
while State Policeman Frank Virelli,
has been running down every vestige:
of evidence. that can be obtained
both in this and other states with re-i
yard to the pair now being held for»
.Sheriil‘ Olmstead by Sheriff Please 01.
Fairiield. ‘ . I
From the reports gathered about'
the case the pair were arrested some4
time ago upon the complaint of
ueighborssnd so they could not ho;
held in Boston they were brought to.
Bridgeport and lodged in jail upon;
the technical charge oi adultery;
While .tho authorities say that they:
are guilty at this crime they any out"
they are both: held for it much more
«one: pools», on will on so so!
' mum»
are now depending almost entirely cut to - . - - ~ - - - . - - - - - - 50'
upon the result. of excavations onthe; 1!
place where the bodies are supposedl CONDENSED MILK, a can 100;
to have been buried.
EPICURE JELLY POWDERS, j
.NEw HAVEN RAILROAD 3pkgs. 350
OFFICIAL ls DEAD, , - ‘
WI“ PW.
I
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Sale of Baby‘ Carriages
. Just received a new stock of Natural Reed Cart
mazes. These carrlaees were bought 8 months also
when the prlccs were 40 per cent. lower than the
present time.
Prices range from ........ . ....... $25.00 to $35.00
SOLD ON EASY TERMS.
WWSK
«:2 .. z a .3.
"Stem
ins matters. l
The residents of the district, how-I
ever, are not quite so conservative:
about the matter and openly state.
that the real reason for the pair be“.
ing held and so much secrecy main,I
tained about ihemjs that they will?
soon face the charge oi murdering
SPECIALS '~
the two children and burying tbeil" ’
bodies upon the farm. l KELLOGG S CORN PLAKES’
It is also stated that. while the pair.l Pkg- out to --------- - ~ 116:
have been repeatedly examined with‘
a view to breaking down their stories;
the authorities have, failed to elicit)
anything definite to work upon and;
SWIFT 'S PRIDE OR KIRK-
MAN 'S BORAX SOAPS,
NEW HAVEN, June 3.~(‘.lement J.§
Stewart, mechanical superintendent;
of the New York, New Haven and;
Hartford railroad, with offices in Newt
Haven. died yesterday at Twin Lakes.g
this stateLaccording to word receiv-
ed here last night. He had been ill
for about two weeks. He was 51
years old and a native of Hornell, N}
Y;
A. STULL f ‘
' 24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk. 4‘
Standard Butler in E99 (30.
12 North Main Sl.,~So. Norwalll Phenol-1199
—-Advertise in the Sentinel. l ‘
Best Butter .' 45c1b
Evaporatéd Milk . . . llc can
Clairer Milk, allyou want 14c can
Noodles, Spaghetti, Macaroni . 10c
Best Santos Coffee "18c lb
””Kldney Beans 2 lbs 25cJ ‘
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