glfiotoanysixoyou want.
other Prices
600.6125. $2.00. salon up
All Sizes.
3 16780. Main St.
SOUTH NOBWALI.
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sized Order With the Song-
atuck Manufacturing 00.,
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Who Must Produce Cer-
tain Quantity Each Week I
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The buttons used on the soldiers'l
shirts are to be made in Saugaiuclm
as the Saugstuck Msnufcaturing (20.1
ghas received an order from the Gov-
‘ernmeni to make so many each week.
fAn inspector from the Government has
lsrrived in Saugatuck and all goods'
must have his 0. K. before they leave]
Ithe factory. The contract given by.
Elbe Government will keep this old es-
?tablished firm busy for a number of
,months. Several additional hands
{have been secured and two expert ms.-
chinists have already arrived from
New Jersey.
When you see a soldier in camp or
elsewhere and think of the brave boys}
who will soon leave for there and;
fight on the great battle front; remem-‘
her the buttons that hoid‘their shirt
together come from Westport.
Bo, Westport, Connecticut, again
lid
J
., formerly of Norwallt.
.130: supply headquarters,
lit, _ Fishers
“ shame in Norwalk.
3- tutors for the feeds
mod lot this purpose.
on will soon be issued from
ushlngton orders to draft boards to
11. route alongside of the medical ad-
' J
ry and legal advisory boards a
: , 3 '3 board of instruction which will
palm to the drafted men such help as
has been found needed by experience
hafore‘they go to the army camps.
g: the Nomalk people who
3 . lured the summer session of
Illa university at New York city
33o'3,3lliiss Ethel *Rowena Gorham, 30
Component: Donald Linsiey Brush. of
Island. and Miss Katherine Wal-
fiiprs‘llenry. Miss Henry will take spe-
“oi cant-sea in mlllinery and physical
on.
Sons of St.
_ , Main street, on Wednes-
day evening, ust slot, at 8 o'clock at
" ich‘ time final arrangements will be
studs for the institution of the new
' sandtho initiation of the mem-
All ladies of Scottish birth or
scout are cordially invited to be pre.
overul hundred enjoyed the fire
TeXthitlon at Roton Point last
' evening. After omitting them
ions week a line display was
iday evening. , The frames
erected on the lane leading ~out
opier and were easily visible
' nearly all parts of the park; At
me difficulty was experienced in
dbtttirtingra permit for the exhibitions
‘e matter was finally settled and
result there will he 9. display eV-.
ridaycvoning. In case of rain
hlhitlon will be given on the fol-
Tuesday . eVening.
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NOTICE
: Union Barber Shop
bureau: all unionbarber shops will
ollows, 8 a. m. to 8 p. 111.. Sat-
‘ m. to 10 p. m; '
OTTO LINDSTROM,
' ' ' President.
FRANK MACALUBO.
' - Secretary.
1 8.-
_. 11mm $4.00 3_
Analysis born last week, to Mr.
Mrs. Edward Fagan, of Hoboiten,
rmuterSerseant James E. Da-
Fort
Island, N. Y., has
' spending a few hours furlough at
1 idorabie difliculty in securing a .. .
cl pt amount or protein feeds for! In its changed form the order will
1. rations for, boss has been‘ permit the issue of rides for use ofl
' and numerous inquiries have Home Guard organizations when such5
madam Blot-rs college regarding ““93 are not reuuired for Nafional'
most common. Guard units already organized. This
willie soidiorelector’s ballot, which
ll be voted by Connecticut soldiers
across the seas and those at the van units already “Entitled could not have’
no cnntonments, and also by tho‘ the “88 of any rifles issued by the
torn from the state who have on- Government until all the needs of the’
ted in the navy. will be 14:20 Inches National Guard had been met. oven
rise. It will be divided into eight though the National Guard units were
“533 (not organized.
e fitst day of August on thoI
aifiafé Deposit Box 1 .
soulh‘Nomlk Trust ‘ ‘
comes into the limelight and in a most
conspicuous manner. for what is more
important than a shirt button?
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GOVERNMENT MA
EQUIP CONN. UNITS
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has been modified.
would be done. pending the organism
tion of such National Guard units when
needed for that purpose."
CWN RIFLES‘
Under the old order Home Guard
1
It is understood in military circles
that it is impossible at this time to say
when any of the new Springfields will
be issued here. This is due to the
fact that the War Department ilrst
must determine how many of the atoll-
able rifles will be needed for future
draft quotas, and how many can be
,lspared from the reserve to allow for
isny fluctuations in the production of
new rifles. Steps to determine these
questions now are being taken.
’USE or WHEAT BY '
HOTELS PERMITTED
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tutes specified for making “victory"
bread. This action releases hotel and
restaurant proprietors. clubs and dim
Ing car managers from the pledge gir-
1on in March to refrain from serving .
lbread containing wheat flour until this
1 year's harvest had been gathered.
| Mr. Hoover’s message said:
"In releasing the hotels. restaur-
ants, clubs and dining cars from their
voluntary pledge not to use wheat in
any term until the new harvest. I
'Wish to congratulate them upon the
, patriotic example they set. and thank
them (or the large savings made. The
1 echo of their service has been heard in
Europe and has pointed the way of
democracymthe most service of those
who have the most to give.
I “it has been a personal inspiration
lto me to have the. continued help so
lfreely given of all of the men and wo-
men who put through the ‘no wheat'
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mor the necessities of the Allies in
{spite of our short crop. ‘ ‘ ’
7 “I has confidence that the same
spirit will enable us to build up the
great reserve of wheat and other foods
needed to provide against future crop
‘failures and to assist the allied nations
in putting through the great offensive
that must win the wan". »
THE cmcLE COMPLETE
(Louisville Courielgournal)
“(‘anyou loan me this umbrella,
old man?”
“I don’t know. I borrowed it from
Flubdu ."~‘ ' '
“He can’t object.
He boriowed it
from his!1 V4,] 1 3‘
in Woodman: 5‘
BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
campaign which helped up to provide - ~
.250 ARRESTED BY
the department of Justice, assisted by
the police of Anson!!! andfimt fifty . were released. Those who were with-
members "I the State Guard nearlyi, out cards, however, were turned over;
broke up the MM) of the Webster 1 to the police and held for further ini'es—l
Hose Company, of Ansonis, which Was 1
being held here Saturday night. They 3
entered the grounds and rounded up
over 250 men 0! draft use who were
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; unable to show their draft to
, ‘ u KE summits The men were matched in
WHO: A8 SLAC R islands to the armory, where theft
gwere questioned and in cases where;
iii was lound that the men simply did,
not have their cards with thezn their,
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NEW HAVEN, uly 29.-—<Ofllcisls of
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1 Advertise in the Sentinel.
cool. AND communists nouns
Every kind of chair for the living room, cottage, porch
mention ‘
iio You Want Anything in the Building
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Material line? It so, call on
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113.: ' 137 Washington St.
Who Carry a Large Stock 0i All Kinds
or lawn.
COUCH HAMMOCKS WITH OR WITHOUT STANDS AND
AWNINGS ‘
REFRIGERATORS OF EVERY SIZE AND STYLE.
DAINTY NOVELTIES of Distal, Wood, Willow, Crockery or
Class. Just the thing for presents. _
RAYMOND a 501v
WIIIIMEUIBtI. '
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lot-walk.
WOMEN’S _
WEAR
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GLOVES
JORDAN AND VAN RAALTE
“Niagara Maid”
nmk and White Silk Gloves 65c, 89c, $1.00
Black, with white stitching and white with black stitching $1.00
Battleship Grey Silk Gloves ' $1.25
J. I; MALLETTE
.8 WASHINGTON 8T. ”UTE IOIWAII.
Tel. 449.
The Little Shop
60'NO. MAIN St, SO. Norwalk
OI
MW. .-
DAIN'I‘INEBS
Is the word to express the ef-
fect produced by this exunto'
wicker or willow furniture. Its
charm is not alone in its appeal
to the eye but in its real com
fort and substantial serviceabil-
ity. Other dainty sets have in
birds-eye maple. cherrv and
Circassion walnut. Funds-o In
unusual woods
ANGEVINE FURNITURE CO.
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CENTRAL HOTEL
drool] and rule room: by tho’day or week. Stem hosted, electric
III BC SllII lights and gas, Pins Cats attached; also Rslttsnu'iult.~ Italian
‘ ”MUM es and American style ‘ . .
In the Favorite Period Comer Monroe and Chestnut Stu. Tel. 1555.
Reproductions. High- N- ”MA Mums". 3.1318385. Ptoprictor.
class construction and
finish. All medium
priced.
, It you are looking for
Bed Room or Dining
Room Suites, in the is- '
vorite period designs.
medium priced. high-
clsss construction and
finishes, you should
look through the A. J.
Collins 00. large lino.
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Now that the Liberty too: is over, Bovwsn ssvnios
STAMPS, which sell for $17 this month: and lo additional
each month thereafter. -1 I, .
. 25 pennies buys a THRIFT STAMP.
EVERY mm BIT HELPS TO WIN TEE'VVAR—DO
YOUR BIT. ‘
“Hid-rd
The City National Bank
South Nor-walk; Conn.
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llouniv. JULY no, 1913 1 1
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IOU CE NET
word to insure yourself; other-
wise you would not need insur
ance. The same muons that
prompted youto carry mutant
should, upon due inquiry, admon-
ish you perhaps to take out more
insurance. because of the more»
ed cost of building materials, is-
bor and nearly every other item
of expense entering into the east.
of making repairs, or rebuilding.-
nfter a fire.
I. M. Layton & Co, Inc.
ii RAILROAD AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALI. CONN.
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Cure That Cold B!
Takinz
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
WITH TAR
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGCIST.
Himafliflo’“:
. makes. sold, rented,
repaired. Rentals M
per month. Machlnq
sold at $6 per month.
PLUMBER
TVPEWRITER EXCHANGE
ISO Flirilold Ave.. Bridgeport, 00M.
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DEFINITION or CHIROPRARTL
Chiropractic is the definition all IV
cause of the disease and the art A
adjustingtho same. Disease is can-o.“
by a wrench, twist or sprain in
back. Even if done in childhood
creates pinched nerves and Dabs
later lite in the dinerent organs
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause do
disease and pain, health is random!
through harmonizing the nerve syn
toms in your body. Female trouble.
given special attention; also eurvu
turn of the spine. You will never run
gret giving the Chiropractor a chancfl
to help you. .. :
Magnetic treatments given also. H
‘. 'l’. FRANCIS. D. C.
84 Washington St, 80. Norwslk. Col.
mounts from Palmer School
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O. B. JACKSON
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nmox LENSES—Folding word. in Gold or
Shell “mi-On and Other Harman‘s.
’ Magi »mn.uon faiths.” My my
lieu promptly flied. km Repairing. ‘
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.,All Kinds 0i Cool and “Comiy” Shoes M
Our [stock is big and varied enough to
suit themost enthusiasts ' ’
Sensible Summer Shaes‘
All Iiinds 0! People. and Ior All occasions.
Reliable Hosiery of "All Grades.
cm as or ’
and we will rush our trouble this:
right around when something no:
this happens in your home. If ya!
PLUMBING
In defective antiquated, unsanitary.
or worn o have us make neoco-
oary repairs or install a now up
tent of ,
' mosses rnmmo
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
HORACE R. NASH
Plumbing and Heating
1 Tel. 1354.
North Main 8!. south Norwailc
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7'. David w. Raymond
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