Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 13, 1918 · page 8

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Minsk. Everything ‘Afor the kids, 7 H 4

131m: mam ’ We...” WW The LAST DAY Of Our Song Book Campaign?!

forecast for Norwaik and vicinity: ovemus_$1_15I
~811Mors tonight; Sunday fair. .north . '
winds probably increasing on the WW Sluts—$1.25 to $H00 _n:: h Oar Fareweu Word
coast. The general conditions liavei' Working Shirts—$100 I

33.225.72.1'31335 212:: 12;: ”‘3‘ Scout sown 1. $35.01. 5 . An Unparalled Distribution Ends Today - 1

1m pressure extends from Texas And for other occasions see {I .4
ottomtward ‘to Michigan and 3 our Palm Beach Suits $5 fo 2mm.

. trouglroi low pressure extends along in 8 from 6 to 16 r
{the Atlantic coast from Florida to y yea"
‘ Maine. This conditions is causing Blue Serge Suits, reliable qualn
~ somewhat unsettled weather with 10-. ity, $12. '
on thunderstorms and mild tempera

(tire on the coast andpleasant weath-

I; ‘er pith nlodelately high temperature Rogers & Stevens

in the interior.

 

 

 

 

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main open till the loot min-
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who come or send their
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—-——-——— NORWALK SOUTH NnRWALK
{ WEATHER A YEAR AGO ., I
. TODAY ~w~ - -,-.... ......_ We“ .. - . I .
; ..——- The case of Price 1h Human HE 118 ‘ . \
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'l‘enlpclatulc: lllgh, 95; low. “111011 Was schedulcdllo com!“ belur h'ch h? 3' h g
. , (38 Cloudy. . Justice of the Peace William J Ilioow ' W .l t is 0 ice as 11,,
’. , - m yesterday afternon, was settled out of r ' been throng“! by
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bringing coupons and
Icarrying away the Book
of a Thousand Songs are
:nearly gone. We feel
that this educational offer
has been of benefit to the
reading public and their
appreciation of our ctlorts
in their behalf is an ample
reward for all our labors.
,Our congratulations and
Best wishes go out with
the remaining cOpies.

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I Judge Nehemiah Condee made a lat- I
_ T! y ews lling foul minute specclf at the Regent‘
.,I Thenllc last e1 enlng in the inlelests ol‘

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lllal attention to the coming Sundal' I
11111111 Hostile Day 11111 be fllllncly 0'1 I
served not only in France, but inf
lAmericn as well in crotcl‘ul recogni: ‘
“ ‘lion of the (ouliesies paid Anlclicnj

—-Baseball Amusement Park Sun-
4 ‘ I ‘ and the 81:1 . : ‘ ,
‘ ‘ doy. Lockwood Vs. Norwalk Til-cs, {July 41h. i .1 1nd Stripes in I r mm on

Mrs George C. Gerrish who has
been seriously ill 111 her home on 01
fohard Sheet, is slowly lecoveling.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

M1 M" 1
_ sergeant Silk lust llilzllt_ .1r1c ‘11 LR
’ William Herman on :1 war 1 ch
1111; him with reckless drl1lng.He was
released under 11 cash bond of 71"} for

'» Jppoarance in coult this nlblnlllEW

Judge Henry W. lrvgow. 11ltholll
his judicial air, lizlnfol‘d S. Woed with

is: slices 011' mm cont hill.
Bumllaln Boiler Cosy;
.s. The heat {10m ”10'
Fltidt’h inllde in Wcslchestm‘l

" ,Conntr. A. lcplcscnlzlllve will gladly
call :11 your 1'1 quest. Lord &'Ilu1'nl1nln
C0,, Irrillgton, N. Y.——-Adv.

 

 

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Q1, his red lit-:‘klie. I.“Ul'.’lllll leilVIllOnllI I ._ 1: 11121 Home Sony
V l‘ .4?“ with an American flag. and David Ray-I 'lhe local board has "9091"”! anolh-i 45 Sacred Song;
mohd with his sunny smile. were or call f‘" ”“med 51‘1““! 111011 Onh‘ 74 Southern Songs
among the local lllemhers of the Rm: wh'I“; ”mum“? and those that Cfln'I . -' ' ' “ ~ ' .... ~ ,. ~ ' ' " ‘ ' - > > 9 Rounds
~bur club, that molorcd to Bantam ”u” ‘ -‘ "“ “Ck‘mmlfi R190” to lo I ‘ . ~ - . —"“. . , . ‘~ 2 ._ .
. 1.1111: 1111.: morning for 11 weekend ”I 1’0”" for “Human induction "'1 . . . . Eh. . ' (236 seamen” 5008‘
trip. Iomc Tuesday molning is file Inst: 4 I - . ' Readers of ' ‘ ‘ ~I , », I. 99 Hymn! , ,
‘ Ilhat qmllilied men that would be. in - . ‘ . .. ‘ I -' ~ .» - 1123 Childmfi Song;

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. ' complained to the police that nhile he llhlei‘l‘ COI‘DS 1111 auto revalrnlen, con-
' . was riding his motorcvcle along Dlv Ciel? “0111915. cooks. gas engine men.
' I'HIII avenue he was attacked by :1 dog mm‘lllniSlS l‘lunlbew. shoeluakersfi

1 'bolonging to a Mr Westerling. of that tuilms. teanlslcls ‘

place He was thrown off his molm- -—-———.__. v. . . .
cycle and somewhat shaken up lie Numerous complaints have been ro-r ,- I , Who have “ct 0|)de thi‘ great song M 3110“]d get it
‘ ' today. 'It should be 111 every home. This 1; thelast chance. 7 - .
All 111 one volume. Can

was referred to Dog Worden Thomas celved 111 police headquarters relalIVcI
The purpose of this new book has been to assemble within ‘ f , not be' obtained elsewhere

 

Walter R. Weed of West N01w.alkI ”‘9 AWN!“ Cflll can Volunteer In F11 -I
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Main streets. These boys maze ll: - 0 - ' . . ' ', . . .
ross'cnocom'rns 311.111.. .1 concrepallllg 1.11111. placeI “3 ”"9" ”many every song, Old and new, Which by. I ,- except m several hooks
. 351: to 500 11111111111. . even Ham and makv 1111an mismable reason of its merit deserves a plac'e' 1n the hearts of music ; '- . for ten times the Price-
, II' N 600 to $125 one leI !lol lt‘FllIt 111° 01' that section with their I lovers. ‘ 4 f _

., . . rhlnuuml. 111111 actions. Detectllo 8111-,
7 "5;“ 1120 and 15c sample sizes 5110:1111 'l‘holrzls llunt went there lost I

STILLSON-POWELL crowing and 1191011111111 211.1111 knew;

what was happening had the name-'4]

CORP- . and addresses or every illt‘lllllt‘l‘ of this?
‘ lluncl: ol' IlllllQIlS. A warning was glvcn,
llIlelll 111111411 strict wall-ll will be kept;

in that 11111-1 of the city, and at the first 1

111,111 01' trouble the whole congrezstlom’

will he hailed into the. police Bullion. i

More than I000 Standard . _
Songs for less than one
tenth of a cent apiece.

A New Book, the largest, most complete and by far the
most economical Song Book ever published, containing
more than one thousand of the most popular standard . . ,
songs ever written, all set to music. ;i Q I " 'k ,s‘ a book necessary 5;,-
V ‘ ‘ l' ' l I the patriotic, religious and
musical education of your
«an». m ~s4r. . . . . , children.
MAIL ORDERS FILLED When Postage Added- See Coupon form Rude I. , , 1.. A 1 ' "< *
1T ODAY’S COUPON 0N PAGE 3 ' 4 ._ I. ' r MONEY BACK IF,
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, cch'ENOE TRIBE OFFICERS i
' The 11121111 clccled ofilccrs of Uockc I
1100 Tllllc, No. 32, I 0 It; ‘11., wele 111- I
stalled at their Wigwam last evening
by the ioll'ofvinlr deglce loom irolnI
l’llusznsscll T1lbc,\'o.3,ofDanbur1:

I). G. S E.. R. Gould, G. S. 8. Charles II.

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' Flapp. G. J S. George Judson; G P. ’
(‘lalence Baker: Grand Sannap WmlI "mm ”W ' “‘ ' ...__ ”’M MW“ ” ~~ -» ~ - — m ~ — ~—_ ~ 4 -——.x U--- W. ”W“... M . _- W. ...,.,._1_ _. W
Flornn- p, (1. S. John Otel. , ' .. RELIEF TO ITALY FUND ~ even as they hold them in their arms. wretched and defenseless people over capital stock The directors or the A to withdraw their application for a.
1 The new otllcers are: - I. The conditions in ltaly' are so far for lack of the unrest. necessities of there; and we trust thatsthe American J. Angovine Company at Stamford in degree of dissolution.
i Sachem—dolm Brothertoll‘. reaching in the extent of extreme dls- life to Rive them. . 'pnbllc, with its customary large hoSpI- ed a certificate of organization. The Connecticut Steam Brownstone
1 I S. S.~Goorge Sanderspree. llress and poignant “firm; not only Such a condltlon of suifeling among tags and generosity, Iwill lespond lib Thomas Hooker. News N. Welch. Company of Portland filed a certifi-
; .l. S.~—William J. Rowen, among the vast multitude omhllzees the civil POWMIOD naturally Iweakens/ orally to 0111' call for help. for our Fred B- Bunnell, Henry 17' English cate of stockholders’ agleement to
l Prophets—4131111111 Reinhardt. ' hut indeed among the civil 901,111“qu the heroic resistance of ltaly's brave bravo ally. . . - and Edwin P. Root filed an application dissolve
’ c. of R.~Wlllinm N. Jones? ' ‘ {throughout the length and breadth or amiss against the invaders for it is '~— _‘ ‘ ‘. WI __ _ , -_ . ,‘ W W, 7—5 _I II~_____,_.,_.
: lst Sannnp—Richard Hoyt. _ the ltallan Peninsular. , 'nlmost Impossible to expect a man to INGREASE CAPITAL .. I ' 1.9: . , . .. mmmm
. 2nd Salmon—«Owen McGulle. - i It would not be an craggeratlon to “gm 5° 59‘8"“!de 0?: if “3 “at" I , STOCK T0 .31. 500.000 1
lat Wendel—Robert Britto‘ say that thousands of people there to- mlnedly, certainly not With the some The A W. Burrltt Company of Everythlng for the Picnic and
2nd Warrior—Lester Crosby ' irlay are starving. not by quick starva- (111311 and spirit as be otherwise would Bridgeport has ineleased its author 2 *’ . I.
3rd Warriol—Harry Ambler. ' 311011. perhaps, as the result of no food, when he fears that his wife and little ized capital stock from 8750, 000 to ._.» ._ -- 011th“, . —-- 7 '
f ,4th Warrior—George Lent. ibut by a pxoéf‘ss of slow starvation one: may be destitute and suffering I31, ,500. 000. The certificate of the in- _ g ’ .. I
1‘93; town: settle the dues lst Brave-Arthur Rowe ' ,lhmugh insufficient nourishment and per aps even slowing. behind his mouse was filed at the state 119ch - ‘ _ .
L tic 1 of safety to your “L 2nd Brave-Arthur Brothérton. lack of the barsst necessities of llle; jback ,retarysomce by 11.111 Burrltt, James: ‘gg-lsggam » . Bragg IIIIaIIIn %
' 3rd Drape—Fred Taylor. . {which proc'é'ss of slow starvation Is in ' The work of "The Immediate Relief Telford. H A.Cl1al'tee.and o. W. . Smoked LIV erwurst L V ch T 0 one I; '.
t'crware‘yfugs, jewelry and . ‘itn Brave—Albert Bella. '* deed 1119' om; refinement of torture. to Italy Fund" is a work of qulck re— Wyllle. a majority or the directors. , II ‘» Drief Beef .- )lm ‘ omule ' , . '
, . ‘ . G W —E. J. Taylor ' ‘ ‘ lfor it lengthens the suffering and in hot to italv, of gathering help here to The Kennel: Furniture Shop: Inc, 0!. Fr nkf rte , . J0 . “d J '1]. = '
Amati “luau“ .Our 1}. FH—H Pay.ne 'many cases the agony of dying through relieve the suitor-log at thousands of Bridgeport is organised' with $4. 000 . 1‘02““ng rs . ‘ Camsell B. firms >.
safe. deposit service .in- Short addresses were 111111111 by the long weeks, perhaps even months 5—1» «m - ='.-'.'""‘~—— =1 , W “8'an Cheeseéese 4., . lgomt Bee? 5 1 ‘.
' ‘ » visiting oliicers, and a bullet luncheon of coursé the used “a the young. . . . - . amemhert Cheese - Canned Chicken :I
W" 99"“ » - 2m““.X:tt:‘t;:‘:§‘.it:‘i$é;‘itt salmon wean—41111111113 AND man. ‘ ream Cheese Boneless Pickled Pigs’
. MORE MEN FOR ARMY ssavlcE children .1111 little 1111111111 111 Italy to- Sauce Pm. W Kettles, Frying PM. 39113133“ IPholl‘enix American - Hfmt Loaf .. '
11111 is truly 1111111111111: allay poor n10- Pann, Pie r1111, Double Roasters. . New York State Cheese l‘Vienna Sousa e
' WASHING?“ 1“” 13- "m‘l’l 111m are forced to «111111 111.11- little » l. g . .
marshal General Crowder today leaned m W W! I"! M a,“ 11‘ All) 00!!!! P013 . .
’11 111.11.11.11 [or 12.14: reslltmtl or me am moonstone. - If you want Standard Goods omne to
Grammar School education 1111 cull-”M‘W w"

 

 

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