[Elm e»
. ”“3“”an .
' cabled {or publication in canal
him most M... ......- ‘ ll
1 1mm m M: bond to tire tothe
holdin- tmm ever, we at least two
“mm or film items 0! news trom their
home state or city each week. The
‘ . ibudget necessarily will- be limited.
haw “Hut. “1-" Illa-Arranges but the committee believes the eflorts
moms to distribute neighborhood new .
to all or the American lighting tomes’l °‘ ‘1‘ m“ “9 FM! peon-
abroad have been perfected by mengt-e to.” "‘3 “"450 “fl-“HI“
Foreign Presst‘able Service at theirtnrdedwby the bowled”. that my
Committee on Public Intonation; v u , ' , m ‘
which is diretced by water- 8. Roz-lze:m xfgnri'nmfffr; ”is?
ers. This new feature, designed to? e g ' ves "1 e
give to American soldiers such news;defense 0’ the ““1”"!
as they might expect to receive in let-j
ters from their relatives and friends;
if the mails could be depended upon?
will be edited; by Herman Enter. who. NE\\' YORK, July 15.-—Inquiry
has had broad experience as a news-J: into uhe...eGrnian plot: 090‘“ A),
Paper publisher. . " r4 fore the limited States entered the
The service will he sent to France war to send spies from this country m
“My FourYears
in :fieman‘y"
Methimfl
Now 0nly:75c
all fiavlngmt‘ildS
»+:,e~m or A1
.csnwm rue-runaway .
- “Quality Shoo”
erATHINGi‘SUITS ...... .. . . . ......;$2.49ito' $9.95
NEWSfiMMER DRESSES “95.95% $28.95
i“448511318fol-"allItindsrofrwear .. . . 91:50 to $19.95
SILK AND WOOL SWEATERS . . . $2.95 to $25.00
' NEW SHOWING OF
. GEORGETTE.‘ CREPE AND SATIN HATS
“ GhargeAcco-unts Opened
and wherever American soldiers are, ..
motioned every day by one of the big‘ England to lOcate bases 0‘4 SMW‘ of
DON NELLY’S-
* , Men operated by the Governmentmttscked by.,.submrmeg mill ..b.,}e l
16 SO. L131“ St. since the uropcan war started and opened today by the-Federal Grand'
used extensively for America propa- Jury here.
., _ ggoum flORW‘L‘, ganda, including the world broadcast-g _
log of President Wilson's speeches our; .. JUNE BANK UOANB
, ing the fifteen months this country has? ‘WA'IH \ ‘ ,
~~- - been at 'war with Germany, and its. ‘ I‘WON- Jml’ How—June
~ . . kilns by the term loan banks s t-
wireless reports Will be delivered free - new 83
l, of all tolls to military publications in ed 58'343’430’ bringing the total lent
in: w 7
I ll France. and where. no newspapers can 2351:2112?gs‘;‘;lgr&aonmfluon 0’ “hi
L . ,he distributed bulletins will be sup] ‘ '- ' .2 ‘ r
i _ , , , , The Spokane Bank made insurgent
, ' plied to headquarters oi the different i 9
, , . , . so u with $1,-62,000. Others vowel
woods for posting on oomomently locals Springfield Mass $500400 'md Balti-
:ed bulletin beards. The reports will more $335,550 ’ - ‘ ‘ .
W. .l. Drew of Platlsvillc avenueku b8 00;);th also by the wireless plums ' ‘
has succesflnlly passed civil service oflAiuorican warships wherever stu-
examinations for a posltlon as lnspec— tloned.
tor of metals with the Ordnance De- Press associations and newxpapers M.“ ‘__
my,
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~-—Ad-vortise in the Sentinel. l
German wireless plants which has: the‘Bl'llish fleei‘. 80 {hit they couldLJbe ' '
Do You Want Anything intlho'llnilllinn
tllalo‘rial Line? ll sopcallon
.RAY MOND.BRDEPHERS
s Phone 2113-3 137 Washington St.
Who Carry a large Stock oliAllltinds,
swim?“ U-‘ S- A. He has had ““39 generally have agreed to cooperate I ‘
Tfi'lfilpe'lenef‘ with “‘9' Remington with the Committee in making the
Arms, U. M. 0., ill Bridgeport, and was Fulfil-eeromen
thus enabled to pass his examinations service a success. The part played by,
with flying colors. , the Associated Press, for instance, will ‘ c, , “Gill Ammdd‘
"They help run. so much and I find
i be largely in the hands of the bureaus1
Crdle Sciandone, whose arm nasal: scattered strategically throughout the?
Someone in each bu- roller as Soon as .Ihegln taking your
‘ulcy Kidney I‘llle." MrttFrunk I?”
WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll _
Full Lino—Fine Assortment , .
1 ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH AT LOW- .R‘IOEG. ‘
“EAINTING, PAPER HANGIN , ‘
A. COHEN
141 Washington Street. South Nomslk.
most torn from his Rotllv, whenhlit we: United States.
thecln rn mac nc-i ,
gggi'lnfgalk mlb%9roco.§8 plant in: "9.3“ 03"“ “ll-0!! by the committee. lama. .uurrlll. Maine, 3.131;), No, 2,. .m
Winnipauk, is doing splendidly at the null send a bl‘lef telegraphic dispatch: Sometimes it seems a, it you “a“
Nomalk Hospital. {His arm lasheallng lorlhe‘committee in NEW York, cllhcr l flood the pain across your back. It
ell nd there seems eVery chance or . is Just mt...lng your ille- minorallo
' , ' a. h ' All fhlshavlng ,dally or two or three times a week. ac-l and. robbing you (f mammary a“
:‘liafittggrtxljlnlisler’olxlt o “ 3°“de ‘0 the need, giving merely the I if???” our“ flung” “mama".
h‘ ' ' ' 'r‘.leu nn’;‘sn- ' “:
- - ~ . W , l high spots of the news local to the tor- 3'.“va kidney“.331,“:umaflffiheiurgi
Ml‘S. Frank P, 'Rooney, of 4 CheSl-I rltpry covered by such bureau. EHCII‘JE“? mourn): tlaitit’ime tromsmrt in a:
" lace , .lneo may :gvv‘ ,.
fillerellgil'hg-ofifiét hfalnes 32%,? » item will be Just about what would an g ’lllL-Yn straight-x“. "rho milk: alllm:
' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ '_ ' . 'lzlrlnly-‘I. lmlll"\'o tit lr n‘ti . nl.‘
who is with a machine gunbattallon .‘ pear in the headlines of local papers to , ,Mm‘ m my"; 0,, ‘ue. lit-1131;111:152 _
: ill-France, that—he la atoll-and that hmdescnbe important. local events, suchi ;RE::EY?;fll:kt(rnugll¢-u'Yaur may" grow 5
' ~ . .v‘l"‘. ' mo. ,..,
wishes to {to Ifiiglelf'lllllfleilum 1112:“ nominations by political partlo.s,é%us mun-ifs enildlmsu-sucr‘fn irilllirr‘s. »
”lands in .‘orwa . to e or . . ; . ‘ ~ . , 'ood W”: ”1mm rm“. as 30““ as i
has much» of interest today about the» dcnths of promlncnt citizens of the dlt- , $9.5m w} lulu.- 3.0,”. 1:03;, 1,3,3". 3.
- -‘ ". .7 . ‘ l . ., 5.3.", a sure Will H . vey‘ 1
life of a soldier "oi er there." I “39““ “W9“. fixes, headings or state JMW Kidney Ignm’btm, llihlgy trig:
v _. . wxdc interest, and any other news film“? ‘mediolnnl and contuln no
A report ’tom the Not-walk Hospital lesg than international or national ill-g '“m u dm‘L‘s' '
today was that little Alexander Lahore; terest, and thcrcfom certain not to he:
who was so seriously injured by being ‘ l
struck by an automobile. on West are-t. , . . _ _. .. , , t. , . , . _, ”a!
nus; Wednesday afternoon, was in a‘
very critical condition, and grow!
tears are expressed for his recovery.
His skull was fractured, and one arm
Jbroken, besides severe contusions.
Stillsonvl’owoll Corporation
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ALUMINUM WEAR-WEAREV ER AND MIRROR.
Sauce Pans, Preserving Kettles, Frying Pans, Jelly Cake"
Pans, Pie Pana,’Double Roasters. 1
l
«thoruo accounts opened to people
II
I
cWSBlouses
The popular “Slipover” type,.very entry of adjustment
and designed in such soft lines as to be universally _ becom-
ing.
fl.. 4
. ”‘5.
.,..~.¢
. t
The Slipbver Blouse has come into a. new and dominating
vogue. Many styles in sheer materials are here, at. $1.25 to
., 03¢
ii“;
$4.50.
:41
oi good standing. who have llvod in lg’l-Y TEA AND COFFEE POTS. ”N .V
m" "'“"“ “r” “W 5 W" ”k “S: «4 . a TEA norms. PERCOLATORS. fl .. 1,,
about it. Brand‘s. , . .3. ,«w, 0% 1 . ‘1
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~ , , .. Alb t F G h b . s so wumnoron sr. .
Edward Trarcv. son gt Dr. William 9 l ‘ 5% er 0 e e e 0* _ in,
J. 'l‘ra any. of “'csl avenue, who is in ‘ =: l‘, :1, I”!
the R 0. T. C , at Yalc I'nlversllr, has, .. ‘
written homo that he expects to he, \, A”..-
transferred with most. of the men
there. to (‘nmp Jackson, (321., whore
thev will be attached to a unit or theJ V
letlflnr armv Hold artillcrv for in. W‘IE:
ntructlon work' and to finish them off; ..
in their course. ,9
PHONE 1069-2
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ii?» 25 Washington St, 50. Norwalk .mm ~ -~
‘ CENTRAL HOTEL _ é
Fine-l rooms by the day or week.‘ Steam heated, electric
‘ lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style
Tel. 1555.
Corner. Monroe and Chestnut Sta.
7N.- DISESA. Manager. J. DISESA, Proprietor.
., V
In order to meet the demands to sun i 4 f
my Qualified nurses for our military, 4 i
plans.‘the Connecticut State Board mu ‘
Emotion-Win and llcgistmtlon of Nurs. , X
en will hold a special examination for; 33
43'
. 3 ‘. q 1 .
re lstratlon at the Sltllt L.ml.o ';
Hefrtford. Court. on July limb and Si Si. .
Evert“ elizih‘o nurse should avail her, 3:, ‘ I
self of the opportunity to net 1ntollnc., .4.
. Asistable low prices. f
and file her hauling“? $16310; ‘52:: 2 l4; . , 3!
curator... g, how is no: TIME T0 BUY = Arron
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“to
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e. detour at Sandv Hook. which .l 4 . a,
hafhbesu a huaahno for motor cafliEver ; wo an, .. . ,2;
tourists all the season. has been lm-MQ . , ,. "I . ., Ion ‘ ‘ p m
proved and the dangerous sootlnns , ‘ g
widened. snlhat it is now trnvclcd t I a
with saictv. and Norwalk parties. 7“ a
who have had occasion to use it'lhls I M
weak say that it is not near-lo as; .5:
bad as it was earlier in the your! 4‘
bridge across the Housntmici l
42"
“THE SHOP OF' GENUINE VALUES"
13 Main Street, -
9'1
Norwalk . BE
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Has been marked down to irre- ,l
,. . W.-. - 7...... . .. w“...— .. -m—fi
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Now that the Liberty Loan is over. BUY WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS, which sell {or $4.17 this month and 1c additional
each month thereafter. 'tgrirggsr .l ‘ w, " .
. .mri....zk.nl ..
25 pennies buys a THRIFT STAMP. ‘
nvnnv LITTLE arr ners TO WIN THE WEE-"Fri l
noon arr.
T he“ City National, Bank
South Norwalk, Conn.
river 3“ Sandy Hook has been raf‘g’pd, . . mmmmi‘.” :xifmgfinigimvm
11“,“?th to permit HT? Win“ for the| m" w . -. I
u- .
;
in
‘ ower reservoir that is he s __
guilt Ylurther down the river to flood l:
u... ~—
ths valley without covering '1 ._ . “ -_ . 7 ‘ ‘ I ‘ ( 3
bridge. .The roadways that d ‘gg .. ”Emmafl‘sORWM0W"FUMIfURE
preach the bridge from each en a :
_ , See representative. samplesof our; stock in ourshow win-
. dows. .
_ r. , noonmmcmron 5
'. .. Is anmvesiment thntgteltis; prompt andmemanenbpremium
non, yourmoney, notxonlysln‘ preserving food fromthe heat, but
:nrirom manna: other pests. -
[We “1.13?" ,nllstzealinwstockrwith either tale,- enamelrcr gal-
axvanned hnmgs. . ' .' ‘
being raised to the same level.
GO V6! ll m e fifkfl’an i. , g ROOM ‘LUXUBIOUS
with a richly colored deep piled
soft rug such as can be‘éelectcd
CONNEA LLY annncnnu
Is now at its height and we have
' allrkinds‘ for men, women and
:_ children. ‘ rYa'chtin'g‘: Shoes, Ten-
. nisr: ShOes,‘ .Ouhing‘iShoes.
‘ Theiliesl ‘ol-f'llosiery lollalch
‘ ‘81 Washington Street. . South Nor-walk.
3rd ”me Loan?”
from our collection of high class
toeSouMomllE
Trust Co. ;
floor coverings. Russ are the
tone for bed rooms and very
sensibly to. Get rugs for your
bed room here where quality
and beauty are «computed by
tho very lowest prices possible.
l EEJECTRICIANS
W 103...? or “work. Oompotmtmnudzood.
: mummm
,glma‘ White Electric Co.
‘mvs-r normal: “co.
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v
. ind inspect it.
. than bathing suits. ‘ l"
.ship is gaily orna-
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mum-143‘“ .
I v‘
Inilfilllgll-k . ,.
I ' H , “
«fulfill-(ii:
The" Hall Cannerl
r'For. Conserving Vegetables, and :Fruit-
cold Pack Method. ~ . 2
‘ A round galvanized steel boiler, heighb'mer.
all, 21 inches, canning capacity .12. jarsahn time, I
either quarts or pints, and hi'somclmnkespw
pints. It operates over one'stoverliolc DER-gas.
burner. There are six holders, each carrying {7
two jars, the handles-of which project fromtho
can or container, and these may be handlodrhvistli-
out any protector. The whole affair is planned '
perfectly to economize space, fuel‘and' laborer f’lIfl l
the directions which come with every can are.
faithfully observed failure. cannot ensue.
Price, complete with six racks, $500
.. a... .
Please call in the Basement Furnishing Storof
“ ““33“?alllfsihfifi‘d‘llif~ f i
~ lanching Baskets for vegetables amount
,oo @6893 ts.‘
elm? I}, annuometkl
V """ ' ' h———- i
-- ‘l'ncre is a group of .,.A.Lcwboy. inns den.l »
.Windsor Chairs more siroble a opiece-‘oflfium:
than usually attrac- niture as one occult!)
tire in Chromcwald ,wish. One Colonial
finish, a (lull brown model has clawun‘d' ;
like English oak. ball feet, a-widoshahf
'l‘hcy impress one low drawer,,onoedecp,"
with their superior .
construction.
~> 1"..‘ANP-I11. . ‘v
center drawcru’nyith'
fan carving, and. two
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Straight Armchairs ; small drawers . .af
or-Armrockers, each side.
$14.00 Priced at $55.00
Slipper Chairs’ $9.00 solid Mahogany
Bathing Suit Cases
'A sixteen inch case, which is a wood bot
c0vorcd with woven fibre, having a. waterproof. .
lining. There are stout riveted corners,:strong '.
catches and handle. It will do for othertthfmgtn
. , Basement. /‘
”M“ $2.25
Summer Bedspreads
0f flowered Ripplette. They are light“
.wc'tght> and washable, not too heavy to handlol,
conveniently. Designs in floral and wreath style? "
on white. In rose, blue and yellow with green}, '
The set comprises bed and bolster spreads. '
Bedspread 90 x 100 $6.50 , _
72 x 90 $5:00 ‘j _
Third floor. 1 "
An attracfivd‘
Breakfast orl'itnrlicln~
eon Set is of rathclll
root‘lltedgvith a sgarlet L beavywhite linen vvith‘l
cut an some ang— 'bl.ttonholed e d g e a}
lin coins and‘ornaé _ , '.
meats. It is filled 'donerin old blue. 110,
with Canton ginger. , is- good. lookingmnd'.
W hen the. ginger is veryrservu'oealile'. Serve
be a pretty and useful 1“ I , ,1 :1
thing forever. $1.00 #4533: ll" * $22":
I _ At the Art Section .At the 'Art- Sachem-H" .
A small basket of.
Chinese workman-
Mm..vw —--—v-
munnnnnnnun
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Norwalk Chronicler