Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 5, 1918 · page 7

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Qflarris & Guns

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That’s All.

53 Water Street
Tel. 721.

 

 

 

 

 

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Minnow .
millimmllli
trillion min

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Cases Filed Ten Years Ago:
Still Listed—All Abovet

Year to Go

 

in order to dispose of cases which
have been. on the Civil Supezior
tiotzri docket for ten years without,
helm: tried these cases will be. called
by Clerk Tracy on Friday mowing?
and no case will be continued on the
docket except I)? order of the court;
for good cause shown. All other
cases more than one. year old. in'
which no pleadings or other proceed-
ings have been recorded within the
past year, will be. stricken from the
docket unless counsel the 1. written
request not later than tomorrow
morning to retain the case.

All \receivers appointed by the1
court have been informed to be pre-‘
sent Friday to answer for the condt?
tion of their estates and make at},
counting. - '

GIRL KIDNAPPEH SENTENCE!) I

 

Nursemaid Must Serve From l'ive toE
Ten 1:"... I

Elsie Ferguson the iridg-ipoihI

 

Our Sisters‘ Rebehak Lodge will meet
this evening as usual.

 

South Not'walk Lodge Loyal Order
of Moose, will meet tomorrow even-
ing. ‘

 

A rehearsal of the choir 'of St.
Peter's Et‘antzical church was held last
evening. - '

The Men's Club of. Trinity church
met last night and tranacted the usual
routine business.

The Red ‘Cross ‘Anxiliary of "i‘rinity
church met yesterday afternoon, at
which time much progress was madé
‘in the making of surgical dressings.

Getting of a North street trolley
car before the. car was at a stand-
still, a man giving the name of E.
Bielowski, and his residence as South
Norwalk, sustained slight injuries
shortly before ten o'clock last night.
Louis Jackson, conductor in charge
of the car, reported that the man
walked off the car and fell to the
ground, but apparently was not ser-
iously injured, as he got up and
walked away.~Danbury News.

—Lavaliers beautiful and different.
Brand's Jewelry store.

 

The prospects for the local straw-
berry crop are excellent and berries
should: be abundant and realonable
,in price during the next four or five
weeks; The greatest difficulty the
growers expect is in the matter of
help and anyone who wants work
shouldtbo able to obtain it while the
berry season lasts. There probably
will be especially good, opportunities
for schoolbovs. and girls, too, to earn
good pay at berry picking.

 

Cockenoe Tribe, number 32. of Nor-
‘walk, will hold it's monthly clots in-
itation Friday, June 7th, in their wig-
wam on Main street; The degree of
adoption will be exemplified at the
particular council by the degree team
or '0an Tribe. of South Norwaik.‘
which is universally acknowledged to
be among the best: in the state. There
will be plenty of good. live orators oi
the popular variety on hand from
which to choose and who can ably

mention their otherwise sterling qual-

ittes ot‘entertainmont: VisitingTriMn

from Bridgeport, Fairlield. Danbury,’

Stamford. New Canaanandfloutb-Nor-

‘ walk will assist in making tlieraiters
oi the Wigwam ring in..tho:uiinnlrway.
After the initation there will be a very
generous supply of corii' and medicme
systemically on tap and grand good
time is anticipated.

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Payment of 120%?
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under Gaveriiiiieiit '
Plan. in dill! nay *
28th.,

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gConn., nurse girl win on Mav 3 hii-’

{napped Shirley Jaco‘bus. the flic-

.‘ metros-old daugine- of M and M's.

’Max Jacobns on27 New I2'Jst street 3

.Ncw York. was sentenced to not‘I

JIt‘SS than five nor more. than ten!

tycars in the state prison for women'

:at Auburn by Justice Crain in Gener-

{iil Sessions yesterday. The young wou

Iman became. hysterical and it was

[necessary for guards to carry her to

I, the Tombs.

i At the time of her arrest she told
detectives that her love to rthe chil-i
ed her to steal it. Probttiim oili-

‘cers who investigated the young wo-

vman’s career reported that she had

gboen in the Bedford Home for Wo-
men and other similar institutions as
an incorrigible.

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‘ouu tutti i0liil
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yTake Tablespoonfui of Salt: if Back
1 Hurts or Bladder Bother:
We are a nation of meat enters and

our blood is filled with uric acid, says

a well known authority, who warns us
to be constantly on guard against kid-
;ney trouble.

1 The kidneys do their utmost to free
the blood of this irritating acid.

 

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become weak from the overwork:
tthey get sluggish; the. climinative tis-

tained in the blood to poison the en-
tire ‘ system.

When your kidneys ache and fetal
like lumps of lead. and you have
stinging pains in the back or the ur

the is cloudy, full of sediment, or the ..

bladder is irritable, obliging you to
seek relief during the night; when you
have soVel‘e headaches, nervous and
dizzy spells. sloeplessness, acid stom-
’aob or rheumatism in bad weather,
:get from your pharmacist about four
'ounces of Jad Salts; take a table-
spoonful In a glass of water before
breakfast each morning and in a few

days your kidneys will act line. This .
famous salts is made from the acid of "
grapes andlemon juice, combined with
and has been used for genéw ’ '

lithia,.
tions to [lush and stimulate clogged

idneys, to neutrsilze the acids in ur- .
ino so it is no longer a source of 1111-
tation, thus ending urinary and bind A

der disorders.

’iniure; makes a delightful enerves
‘cent “thin-water drink,
:clean. and active—Adv.

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‘ WHITE FMTWEAR
. . for Graduatioulliiy

sues clog and thus the waste is mi .
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fulfil their various missions, not to; Jud Salts is inexpensive and cannot

and nobody -r
tie occasionally to keep the kidneys ‘

 

Pumps
, Oxfords

’ A line Selection ior'tlie
Girl Graduate

 

Shoes "

 
 

 

HRHKBEPORT. June 5. tVWiiiia'n K.
Barnum» of this city to be principal
owner of the Mariner Edwin ll.
t'ole. sunk Sunday by a (lemon sub-
marine. harlot: acquwcd iii!“ less
than two week» ago. The schooner
was named after Edward H. Cait- oi
the Eaton. (‘ole and Buvnhan; (‘om—
puny, now the Crane Cot-many oi
this city. Site was built in Rock
land. Me, in 1904. and was of 1791
gross tonnage.

avenue.

SECOND SHOOTING
IN FEUD; RUSSO
NOW IN HOSPITAL

 

 

Arrested in Spattafola Case
Shot Down on State Street
BRIDGEPOR’J‘. June 5.v—l‘iie sec-
ond shooting affair of a feud within
two weeks took place on State street
near Sealer street about 10 o’clock
last evening. Frank Russo, the tie-
tim oi“ the affair lies in St. Vincent'sl
Haspital in a critical condition with,
what the physicians declare are buck--
shot wounds in his right side and
arm. His right lung was punctured
and he was shot in the region of the
liver, the physicians believe
According to the storv given
detectives Working on the ‘
Russo, Will] a cousin
riella, of 32 (,‘ole street.

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$1.49.

 

the
case,
Pavilo Cam.

in am We rum utter
Rm‘om to tumor their
short thick ml
the. behind one at the an:
inning sign: our the Sort»;
corner and opened “in
started to run. but Russo up rhotiovung to "insulin
dorm. dropping to the grim-i. Tilv‘I . ..
3’53"“! '3“ “‘0 59“”? -"‘i“"'l “I10; Sentinel Want Adi. Work Woodcra'on nbanunu WI ~Boston TMSVW’L
a waiting automobile toward r‘uiriieldi I

was walk-5PM” Deliver!-

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SAFETY PORCH earns

 

Made of hardwood, riveted; will
extend to 7 ft, $2.49.
Door size, will extend to 3 ft.,

Albert r. Gehebe

Ear wmington 8t. 3.. Roman»
Phflm 10“:

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.sepped an
hour Frauds Hun. l‘uited truth lbw.
summer to Denmark. bu tenors") his my the date-dam.
abomination

I RAYMOND BROTHERS

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In a moot beautician-ho an
who “a sixty-live
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twine l'mt in the grave and the other]

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WASHINGTON. June

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FERTILIZERS

Wampum or mm amp mama, AGRI-
. cup-roux. mm, LAND rusrna.
“£1.11... ravonn'n limos a'r wnonnsau Aim

' Phone 1133 137 Washington St.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

. O. B‘. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I ‘

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KRlYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold It

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49c lb

BUTTER

Pure, New-Made Butter—The kind you always get at

Beckmann’u.

Armour’s Pure Lent Lurde.
Nucoa‘Nut Butter, the world'sbemlb. 320
TextuBu-mudaOnionst.
Sultana-Rhoda Island Clam Chowder, can

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35¢

. 300

Baker’s or Huyler's Cocoa, 25c can ........... 200

Humbert and Adams' Rasp. or Strawberry Jam

I........2co

: Reina Cream of Tomato Soup, can .............. 12¢
sliced Dried Beef (Not smoked), . .. ........ . .. .. 1-4 1b.] 180
Extra Large California Prunes, lb. 180

A. F.;Beckmann 8100.

Washington

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Thorough nonunion oi the cyst. Oeull'lu’ pro-ad’-
dmpnomptlyfined. mnemonic

 

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Now that the Libertylioan iii over; BUY WA; SAVINGS
STAMPS, which sell for $4.16 this month and. in additional
each month thereafter. ‘
25 pennies buys a THRIFT STAMP.

may Lumen-nous TO WIN “Ewan—“fill
voun arr. mam

The City National Bank

South Norwalk, Conn.

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ELECTRICIANS

fit—rubbed for repair or nowwork. Competent monundgood
service blood.

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Every Woman’s Fashion Shop

13 Main Street, ’

 

lines of every garment worn over it-

are being shown in our corset department:

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“THE SHOP 0F GENUINE VALUES"

Norwalli

EXTRAORDINARY VALUES

" Women’s Summer Waists
I This season’s most desirable styles, materials and trim-

Very Special at, $1.87

Actual Values. $2.00 and $2.50
SEE. OUR WINDOW DISPLAY.

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86 .WASBINGTON 8T. ,

The thoughtful woman starts at; the foundation of. her.
wardrobe. The cox-satin fitted first and so insures the proper

New models in all the most popular and ‘ desirable makes

our corsetiere will be‘ pleased to demonstrate by careful
fittings the satisfaction to be found in the new styles.

 

m0 'BOOM’DOIIB‘, FIXTURES, ELECTRICAL m
annular AND SUPPLIES
The While Electric Co.
'"w‘" «t- Simulating-incur: and Conn-morn
thubiugton 8t. Phone 450. So. Norwalk.

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The Norwalk Line
last- Freiglii Service‘Bciwcen This City
and New York. ‘

Steamers “Clio” and “Ill-inflame Brantley”

Freight accepted at Norwalk and South Norwalk from 7:30 to 5:30
p. in. for delivery at Pier 45,.East River, Foot of Jackson street,
New York. 7:00 o'clock the following moral . Freight. received at.
Pier out River. New York. from:7:30 £52m 5 p. in. Steamers

ngpier 45 East River. New York at 3 o'clock daily. .‘lunduys

excepted. ‘,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Famous Gurneyflohlgumtors
: Are' scientifically oonatruoied, and insure a. saving not only of

f d burn as olden. ~ _
“ 00 We havefiwmodehin all nines, lined either With puree.
. lain, enamel or gel

mixedfign. . .
BuyOne NOW-l Fly 0 Is coming.

Ramonna son

mammal: m.- 89m

 

- ' Spray Willi Pyrex. the lini-
"’ versal‘ Spray

’ ‘BOWKER’S‘

PY‘ aox

lNSECllCIllE
Flilltilfillll:

Now that, you have

yourlilieriy Bonds
IBUY ~

WAR smcs

 

many new models.

 

 

White Shoes For Everyone

We have a new and» fresh stock of SUMMER
SHOES for every member of the family. including

SATISFAGTORY summon .ro urea

 

STAMPS r, -
, Onesprayserves

both! purposes
Alli-Jill" ll. MEAN

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WHITE PINE COMPOUNH

in. J. ll. Mallory

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

bar and nearly every other l
or expense entering into the out"
of making repairs, or Ira-bulking
after a. tire.

J. M. Layton & Co.,lnc.

5 RAILROAD AVENUE!
SOUTH NORWALK, 00M~

 

 

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doe: Warming:
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1680.Main8t. Sailor-walk, Coll.
Rain! 9 to 11:30 a. m.. 7 logy-I.

 

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WITH TAR .
F. H. BAX-«TEE . '
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‘ Smith. Underwood}?
Remington, all other
makes, sold, rented)!
, repaired. Rentnlfl“
per month. Moduli“
sold at $5 permomlh‘i
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER ‘ EXOHANGI “
150 Fulrfleid Ave" Bridgeport; Donn
REBUILT TYPEWRITER‘" ,

fin,"

DALI. usim ' 5‘
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right around when ”mulling-ll“
thlo happen. in youn'hmmypfli

PLUMBING

. to‘detactivo, untiquahtbmnoa ‘
.or worn out, have no Wham '

.ury repair: or install a new -
tom oi ”i! "

110nm. ammo; I .,
JOBBINQaA cranium. .7 i x
HORACE, R. NASI‘E’IW
" Plumbing lM'Heatiny.

rm; 189 t
r_North Main St. South Nomifilti‘

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Tllli tiresome '

DEFINITION OF cHiuonnAc'rw ~

Chiropractic isthe definition of N . ‘
cause of the diseawtand the mar
adjusting the some. Diseased: with"
by a. wrench. twist or sprain in 1H3 ,
back. Even iii: donmin childhood’ifli’;*
creates pinched nerves and pain-II
later lite in the different organs ail
limbs. ' '

Chiropractors remove tbe~caun .0!
disease and pain, health" in m mu“ ‘
through harmonizing the nerve 1*
terns in your body. Female tro '
given apeeiaLatteuilon: also curb.“ 3.;
ture of the spine. You will novel-rut ‘ -'
gret giving the Chiropractor a clinic!
to help you...

Magnetic treatments titan allot,

-'I’. FRANCIS, If: (ii
34 Washington St, Slit-Nmrflufi '
Biruduato from Palmer School

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UNDERTAKER I

.‘I’ol. Office, 106M; Ham on. .. ,

7, 21 wnaninu'ron 31’.
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