When trouble sprouts it
grows so fast the crop is al-
ways ample; it’s a favorite
trick of Uncle Nick to hand us
each a sample. We now con-
serve in every way those
things that are essential but
trouble yields abundantly,
which may be providential
provided Fritzie gets his share
before the year is over—the
boys come sailing home
again—when we shall be in
clover.
Our crop of Coal is growing
some, the season yet is early;
we hope to have a bumper crop
so no one will get surly. The
troubles we fear are greater by
half than those that come
along. The coal we expect may
follow this rule—but that's
a different song.
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Suits
For Men and Young Men
COPYRIGHT
~ Clothing CO.
“I. Main St So. Norwalll
NBCESSI'I‘IES
Torch Screens . . . . $1.08 to $10.00
Refrigerators . . .. $6.98 to $45.00
Couch Hammocks $8.50 to $30.00
Porch Chairs ..... $1.75 to $7.50
Lawn Mowers $5.98 to $12.00
Ice Cream Freezers 82.75 to $6.00
Lawn Settees ..... . . $1.25 up
Screen Doors .......... $1.49 up
Window Screens ........ 39c up
Grass hugs ......... 490 to $13.50
rill‘evvl’erlection
on. cooll STOVBS ,1
ANb'ovnvsl .
In All Sizes .
. A. J.'600ins (30..
- user’s Evnroanran .
MILK, tall cans cut to .. 10c
REX .coaNEn BEEF, N0.
3,acan........ ........ 55c
GRANDMA’S PANCAKE
FLOUR, . ~
Large pkg. 29c, small 140
EPICURE JELLY POWDERS,
all flavors ....... 3 pkgs. 250
- A. STULL
24 Cottage Street '
. East Norwalk
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SUMMER HOME NEEDS ~
‘vRefrigerators, Oil Stoves and
Orens, Garden Tools, Croquet Sets,
Screen Doors, Window Screens,
lee Cream Freezers, Lawn Mow-
ers, Etc. '
Albert F. Gellebe'
it wont-gm at. so.- norm
eraser Dollars. Phony loss.
. ‘ Sentinel Want Ads Work‘Wonders.‘
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Beaver Boards for Ceilings
You seldomseea lute “ .
and . P .. r ceilin‘gthst doesn t show cracks
It ’s unsightly and inertistic, but worse still, it isn't per-
mennt. The plaster mytallanydayand BMW!“
Metal ceilings last longer but cost too much. They are
hard to put up. unattractive and they rust.
h Beaver Board has all of the advantages and none of the
andlcaps. It is as long lasting as steel and more pleasing in
appearance.
In new buildings or old it's the logical ceiling. We can
absolutely convince you of this if you‘ll give us a chance.
The Hatch G Bailey 0.
Fenders, Lamps, Bodies and
Radiators Repaired
nnsznvc Alva wanmc
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17 CHESTNUT ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 1360. TEL. 2011.
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GREAT SALE OF DRESSES, SKTRTS AND WAISTS.
Only the finest in The Norwalks you will find here at
moderate prices.
Final clean up sale s! all Spring Suits and Costs regardless
of cost. as we never osrryeny over intone. t season. . .
.000” and 83" money. melt-W
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33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
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l HARTFORD. June 17.~~The l'oodf
warning that wheat is low in the bin
Tristram & Hyatt ll
NorWalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
and urges greater economy on this
side to prevent serious want "over
the-re." This shortage. comes at a
time when America may easily go,
without whrat and stores arc wcil sup—l
plied with SUDSIIIUI‘C cu'enls anl m'cr-i
supplied with cornmeal Shiplnentsf
caught in the winter traffic cellgmtinn,
have arrived all at ll(':‘-‘. aid will rt-J
suit in heavy cornmral Itafbrl unless.
and the dealers did their part and;
Women’s Summer Underwear .
All of these items are exceptional values. as they were purchased before the
present biz jump in prices.
Alllt'rlt‘al] ~ ‘ s- r' like. 1 ~»-‘ - A . 7 e 's
w... ,.,....;.°.:1‘,.“:;f‘;‘;.‘;.; “ l ” p“ g Sleeveless Ribbed Vests .................... 20c. 22c. 25c. 29c. 35c. 39C. 420. 50¢
1 Nov; is d1 n;- time Lot‘ hevcl'y house-i LOW Neck. ShOl't Sleeves ............. . . . . . . . . . ...... 22C. 250‘ 39C. 45¢ 503
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,.:,,ff$:. film” 3;’,f‘,;“,_,.:,i_fifoi’,ff‘}; ‘12:: Dutch Neck. Elbow Sleeves ........ - ..... , ......... .. . . ............ 45c. 60c
opinion ot the Federal FUEMI All itiuisfi High NCCk. Short Sleeves . . ............................. ,. . . . . . . . 50C. 559 1'
Motor for Connecticut, an lilu:~ fuinll . -. r ..................... J ......... " '
. ill-r duly to him neighbors ill Alncrita. Sleevelfss. Shaped ‘ OSLS """"" ' ‘ ' 40C. 40‘; DOC
, and those across The. scll by pit-t t tiling? Knee I ants. Lace Trimmed . ........ . .......................... 400. 456. 506 .'
'4 “"d‘w ”f "“‘u‘l-‘"'"'* “‘9 “Hui Knee Pants Tight Knee 40c 45c 50c 600.7061
l'ood situation culls for a constant wan Sleeveless U‘HIOII Suits Tizht Knee ' . I ' ' V ' ' ' l ' ' ' I ‘ ' ' ' ' :00 50c 653C $1.00 $1 1‘) '
'on waste. and wuslc ill lilt‘ grottlyi D .................... i) l' n l s' . s 0 =
31;”; will 'iritplr‘ILVHEHI "5 “““ “it Sleeveless Union Suits“ Lace Trimmed Knee .................... 59c. 65c. $1.00 ‘
s c ' c to . , . . . . ,_ .
SW NW by Mm: ,..,,,,.,,,..,,1; Sleeveless Union Suits. Pink ........................... _ . .. 51.00, $2.00. $2.50"
‘ When the urgent tit‘lllillltl (‘alill‘ rot" Bloomers. White 01' Pl k .................. . ........................ . on 758
.more wheat for shipping ullr .I lie: ' . . ' ,- . l ." 6 9
mm m ”Ml, W, w. my?“ ,;D delce Vests. With or mthoutTapes . . . . .............. 20c. 29c. 090. 50c 311415.90,
the grinding 01‘ com and other ('t'l‘t‘als,‘ Sllk Vests ................ $2.00. Knickerbockers ................. . . $2.80
bought substitute flours. "Are you.‘
lMrs. lIoust-kecpcl', doing your punt":
its the inquiry of the food lidluinistra-t - -
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All tiles food questions are just
common—sense questions, and common-
sense points out that in the present;
9 crisis all available foods must be used.
{It large quantities of comment that
1might be consumed locally spoil dub,
. ing the coming months It will untount,
not only to an accusation agalnst the?
common sense of unlcricun women but '
an indictment of" their ability to lit-mommy's call for increased lll‘OdUC'
lend to their own particular joll—loodqnon The work. so well done in pre-
vious years, has aroused 0900‘? 50
that they have gone ahead, on their
Various vacant lots,
tlilllli ‘
Vacant Lot Gardens.
,BIG SENTENCES. l
10er Initiative.
.planted by individuals.
‘ , “lug gur-
Co , l Amongst the best appeal
( attuned from “at Pa”, idem. we have noticed some on “II'
. as follows. iton avenue. Norwillk. and t‘oucord
.strcot. South Nor-walk.
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_ Fast Freight Service Between This City
and New Yorlo '
l Steamers “0150” and “As-mirage Bram-lay”
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’ Freight accepted at NorWrdk and South Norwulk .frdm 7:30 to 5:30
p'. m. for delivery at Pier 45. East River. Pool of Jackson street.
Lew lork. 7:00 o’clock the following' morning. Freight received at
Pierflls. East River. New York, from 7:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. Steamers
lelaxllczgl‘gedpler 45 East River. New York at 3 o'clock daily. Sundays
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Hyman I‘olkes. 15 years; Willlamt We feel jusctltlcd in the fouling that
J'. 'Seider, "’91"? Wars: Jeseldl‘
“lute. fifteen you”: Anton mom“! has aroused an interest in many. who,
‘9“ )‘cars: Julius Levlntlml, Eighteen otIlt‘l'WI-w might not have considered
. months; Louis Sl|\-..~|~nlitll, ten years: ; the tmpbrtance of this work.
Mayor Suffklnd, Icn yous; Louis H' The work or the Garden Associa—
Blllmemhul, mm." )‘t‘ul's; SR"n““‘tion this war with children and
Spire. five years; Paul Ballet. . tcn “mu“ (m'vtlchnt lots. is proceeding
.‘I‘fll‘fl: William Charles Sflmab"nicel\."
”'9'"! years. and Michael (‘iuplc ten already under wav.
Will‘s. i The. work of Illa Gordon Associa-
‘tion on the Morgan avenue plot. on
the I“, St. John Lockwood estate. is
”T" ions of the moat lull-resting yet dcvcl-
Interestiné DilcquSh Reveal! oped. ’l‘llcl'l- mo 1‘: plots taken up.
' > -- ‘ ~ ‘ ' ' - {out are
F tutel lglug 40x50 lot I. of which
3'51 Thu Few Know fibout ‘ ltilled by girls. live by boys, and linen
sr. MARY'S CHURCH sn‘l: HIIHER
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Ono of our older citizens who takes what “my” plots. Th“ “'0?" if “'0.“
keen delight In studying out odd pllnlc miller way, and ‘1‘" ”my? New)" ‘5
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
.Shoulder Steak ...... . .............. 30c lb.
Round Steak .. ..... ............ . ..... -. 44c lb.
1 Rib Lamb Chops .. ............. ........ 38c lb.
LoinLambChops........ ...... ...... 45clb.
The best of Canned Goods and Salad Specialties.
Sebultze’s Sanitary Markets
nonwstx. ‘ ‘ ' scorn NORWALK.
United States License No. 17,003.
cs oftllis good oldtown stopped a Selig in line shape.
gtlncl man on Norwulk bridge. this:
morning and said: i
“Say! You know evorytlltng or think (‘utworms are u“. young or outer-
ygzvdofi “1m”; {raids (:l'o mghegtmlllurs of scvcrnl species of moths.
":1 (I ‘ R 1“th) 'f c: audition 0' St“ ! They fer-d entirely at night upon gur-
' "l‘lS‘t Sigma?" (is-R‘s‘ll‘lrurilfbiupt l'l‘llll' den and other plants. cutting lht’m 0“
.. v. . l. . . . , .. near the ground. Cabbage,
. ' ' - . - attacked b.\' (hit 095‘-
;Mnl'y's Isconlldcrahlc many feel high-2 During me daytime thoy no coiled
er, and I‘ll tell you how I know. the surface of the
l “Some years ago I was up on “9991*; around
too km with the late City Eminent! W, '9an ,m. ,8... in my and Au,
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-- ., . my ‘0 an
'rtuck up through the trees than Stu “huh has numb been in s d
Paul's so we leveled it off and was
. . -, . o 3 ‘l in a short
‘5 surprised to find the difference. While InlLSlE‘d. Tm cage ha“ ‘ l
'we did not “cure It out in feet tum-pl time and the young worms “3“ to
J g . s ’.
’was a big difference making due ill-”mm" extent. In the early tell her
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(TI'TWORMS.
5up just under
planted to crops is likely to be badly
3.0m ”are - V
Al enilon ocers .-’
FOR SALE
8Large Tea Cans with“ bevel
mirror front
Just the thing for Economy Store. Bar-
“ gain for eafly buyer. Apply
7., A. F. Beckmann &CO.
83 85 Washington Street Phone 11405
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OPTOMETRIS'I
9' was su'm . noun.
severe: moans... , pol-total 1- Gold I: _
sane niece and 0&0:an ‘
‘ firm! mutilation at!“ .9!"
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1100. “from the brldlze here.
in steady rise In the grade on
,1 I street, all the way to West avenue. and
" :it continues almost to the church. later.
5lulu mu, or Mécker's Hill.
~ ~ . _ scklng winter quarters in the ground.
lolltmce for St. Marys hnling the tall 1 Most of the injury is caused by the
"Now if you will notice." be com“; caterpillar ill the spring. They be-
therp 15' come full grown the latter part of
Wall June or early July. when they crawl
into the ground. The moths emerge
If one has only a few plants,
;’\\'hile the only drop from the Green is. stems may be wrapped in paper.
. as we' The cut worms may be trapped by
" ‘pluclng on the ground small pieces of
{board under which they will crawl to
:‘htde during the day. They can then
3 be hunted and kllled.
WASHINGTON June l7.———Strawber-§ In large gardens and fields the most
.. . eason‘ , . ..
‘-‘ prices during the present 5 isntlsfactory remedy is a potsoncd,
- . ' c nt.
hm“ been from 100 m nggmtmfted(sweetened bran mash. ‘Scatter it
'used to call It in the old days."
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STRAWBERRY PRICES HIGHER
fiAIlllEN ASSIIIJIATIIIN if
Norwalk hill-i rpspondf’d “'0“ IO lllt’
ARE APPROVED ' In several parts of the town. are being
the previous work of the association]
.\lauy promising gardens m...
cornH
IWIII deliver this afternoon at
Iwill address those present at eight
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States Bureau of Markets today stated.
Wholesale prices for New Jersey ber‘
rich in all the prlncipnl eastern cities
ranged from fifteen to twenty'five
icents a quart the last week. Can-
inaries were paying producers from
lscven to nine cents a quart for 1381“,
r l ries unsuitable for general markets.
‘ Market quotations on other perish-
iable gl‘eenstuffs do not Indicate ad-
'vances proportion to the strawberry
increase. Potatoes and one or two
. during 1917 in eastern market centers.
iabove previous record.
LIEUT BAER A PRISONER.
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FORT WAYNE. Ind. June 17.——-Lieu-
tenant Paul Frank Beer. the American
“Ace" who has been reported missing
since May 22. is a prisoner in 8. Ger
man camp. accordihg to confirmatory
telegrams received here today by the
uvlator's mother.
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The regular meei'lng of Trinity
Men's Club will be held in .the .club
rooms tomorrow- evenlng at 8; O’clock.
The matter of arranging ’fcra pool
tournament will come up. ,.
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, Sentineiwent Mayor-k Wonders.
, broadcast in the late afternoon. so that
11th outworm may feed upon the bait
before. it becomes dry. If it is feared
, that poultry or birds will eat this halt.
the mash may be Scattered over the
field. a spoonful in a place, each in a
isllght depression and covered with a
Eamon piece of board. _
2 Be sure and kill all \vorm's found
:when corn is husked and onions gath-
leréd for use. '
Plow or spade up land to be planted
another season. 'As late in the fall as
possible. This will destroy many of
the worms wintering in the ground.
GENERAL WOOD .
T0 CAMP FUNSTON
WASHINGTON. June 17.——Revoca-
tion of orders assigning Major-Gener-
al Leonard Wood to command the
Western Department and reassign-
mentof the gccnrul to Camp Fun-
ltton. Kan. were announced today by
the War’ Department.
Miss llnzel Lockwood is confined to
her home on El‘mwood .3 avenue ' with
-—-'d-
. illness.
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INHCON FERENCE ,
A confcrcncc. for Christian Work-f
era is being held this week at the:
home of Mrs. Richard Tindev in Toke~l
ncke. Interesting and instructive pro-i
grams have been prcparcd for tacit:
day and many notcd mcn and women?
will be present to address the confer-1
ence.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening
Ilr. and Mrs. Charles Alexander, who
‘the country will take part. Dr. Alex-
lcnders in the United States and is
the founder of the New, Testament
League of when President Wilson and
over 100.000 soldiers are members.
He has toured the world from end to
end and has spent thrcc years among
the soldiers in France and has pre-
pared a very Interesting address to be
‘dclivered tomorrow.
‘ Today's proizram consists of an ad-
:dless by Captain Charles I’otlcl' on
.“Typcs of 'I‘ubel‘naclos." which he
llll‘et‘
o‘clock. This evening Dr. W. W.
White. founder of the Bible 'l‘cachcrs’
.Tratnlug school. of New York city.
o‘clock.
OFFICER REYNOLDS
CLEANS UP ELY AVE.
Officer John E. Reynolds had it ruth-
er buSy little of it Sunday evening:
while on his rounds through lilv ave-
nue. First he arrested Patsy Ellcttc.
a liquor dealer. whom he found sell-
Ing drinks on Sunday night. In court
this morning he was fined $7 and%
costs by Judge George H. \‘osburglt.
eHKnEer 8: CO.
Boy’s Wash Suits .
$1.50 to $1.98
KNICKBOCKER PANTS f .
750.- 98c. $1.50 and $2.00
The Boat Values in Town ‘ .
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MIDDY BLOUSES FOR GIRLS AND WOMEN ' ,
All White andColored Sailor Collars
For $1.00 to $2.00
ESTABLISH A CREDIT ACCOUNT FOR
YOURSELF AT , ’
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CHRISTIAN WORKERS, lANOTHER VICTIM or
are among the gvclltcst evangelists ill~
under is rated as one of the best song;
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NORWICH. June 17. vllevnleu J‘.
Chapman, of Preston, who was shot.
when Arthur Salsbcry killed f‘olleta-
ble William Kinney. of that town. on
May 6. (1ch at the Backus Hospital too
day. ‘
in an Ohio town and brought back.
and is now held without bail for bill-
ing Kinney. ' ».‘
Silifibt‘l‘)‘ lived to a house belong-nit
to Chapman on the “’t—‘SiOI‘IV‘ rootil a.
short tlislum‘o below nauvule, Chdp‘
man went with the coastable to’putz
Salsbcl'y out as he would not yacnl’e
under a (Ilsposscés order of May 1.
Sulshel'y fired front a window. killing
Kilmcy and wounding Chapman. 'l‘l‘en‘
he tied, and although could have been.
easily recognized through having, a.
wooden Ice. Salisbury not a. long it's!
from here before overtaken. '7.
Chapman leaves his wife and a you
in Preston. ‘
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Noted Clergyman Off to 1
- the Front in France
Later in the evening be arrested
Anna llnak. of Ely avenue. charged;
with keeping a house of ill-fame, and-
Willlam Cnmpbe'llo and Rosario Pin-‘
tinella. both being frequenters of the
place. Pintinclla was later charged
with assault. carrying concealed wean
ons and resisting an officer. Officer-i
Reynolds had much trouble in sun-l
duing him, but a hearty crack on the'
head soon settled matters. i
In court this morning Judge Yes-
burgh continued the case of Anna
Dank until Thursday, but fined Camp-
bello $7 and costs for frequenting the
house. and Pintinella was fined $20I
and costs for carrying concealed wcap
ons and $15 and costs for resisting an-,
officer.- The fines and costs amount»
ed to $46.90, which wore paid.
PRESIDENT MAY CALL
ALL MEN OF DRAFT AGE -
WASHINGTON. June 17.-llnani-
nlous approval of the House provision
authorilzllg the President to cull men
of draft age who can be trained nnd
equipped, was voted today by the Mil-
itary sub-committee considering the
Army Appropriation bill.
dentin“ win Ads Sure to Pa!
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~Advertlso In the Sentinel. .
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Rev. Dr. Edward M. Stircs, for many
years pastor of St; Thomas’ EpiscOpal
Church in New York city, and one or
the best known clergymen of his d'o-
nomination ln the country, has gone to
France under the auspices of’the Y.
M. C. A. to carry to the fighting met
"a message from home."
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