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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 8, 1919 · page 7

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t. * pan: tour weeks suffering
‘5. at. i.» lh .«lmyiy improving.
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choon today at the University Club,
.\'t3w York. gin-n to Franklin I). Roose—
nvtt. Assistant SIH‘I'GXaTy of the Navy,
who has lust returned from duty ovcr-

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'iu-o‘tinu .1.‘ tin hoard
south Norwalk 1711113
was held last t'thlln:
building on \\';I.~l1ingion
resignation o1 Mi“ Doro-y
»l1y l.- to take wheel on
‘April 1. iii‘Ct-‘Itli‘ll with r031
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put 11.33.5212 .iild the usual bill's paid.

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

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Haggard Tells ‘that
‘Was Accomplished Dur-

A.

8001.1: Norman: Methodist church
West. avenue... South. Norwalk, on Taxes.
day.3l\larch 35, at 10:45 o’clock a. 111.
Reports of state officers and com-
lmittees will be presented; elections of
a state regent a state Vicere‘genl a
state recording secre ary a state
tiflreasutei and three. councilors will be
held: and such other business trans-
acted as is proper to cage before said

on mm
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(Continued non: km in“.

wDiffers‘Litl‘Je .
The new bill. ‘it is understood, dill:
cred little from tho Morrison bill rt.

 

ed power. It provided local control
of the preparation of curriculum and
the hiring and dismissing of teachers.

. . - , . , Emeetms‘ . but with a "string" attached to the
31‘4“ HI I “A March fir—Quite at The credentials committee. Mrs state board of education so that the
number or interesting phases in the Charles H. Armstrong. chairman, will local school organizations would not

development of defences against gas
making of new 3nd
giiscs fot offensive purposes
e\pcrimenis. 31‘ 1th ma-
scnt. in front all parts of 1.110-
country. all ofwvhich made up Yale's

attacks, of the
dctrdlit-t
and lui'mi .1io1y
it rial.“

be wholly independent. The member.
ship of the state board of education
would be increased from its present
number of seven to tw,elv1= with a
representative {min each of the eight
counties in the state The duties ot‘-‘

be in session throughout the morning.
and until thr- opening of the polls, for
the registration of regents. delegates
and alternator: and tliD giving out of
tlw crcdcmiizl badges. Regenta d-ch-

contribution to the science of war. are _ the sectctary “ould be largi‘ly clcrical:
.50....E11yq1 by in: w, H. Haggard, of gates and alternates \Vln secure then and ”)0 actual adminis1rafion 0‘ the
tho Yu‘n Medical School. today, in the credentials immediately upon arrival school work would bl‘ assigned to an
Egul: Ni»..-.Ebllji-lgfigiublrilcity has !not M ”m place of meciing. «(Abel1 oflicial. The proposal covaled
s m‘ was ..: .o r 1 ‘ ‘- ‘o . . - . I ' -

.. _‘ “., t ' .11". poo; ‘. et .ADDllHEUOhS for luncheon lle(‘li~. 5 o Hlewritlen pages an ”'0 com
“me anare mm lrolessor \andell ' .. I mince “as In session until 1am in the
Henderson and a staff were engaged “’hlf'h “1'9 one (301131" "“UL ‘06"1‘“ afternoon. No decision was roached
‘in trying out some: fearl‘ully deadly Wm, chm-ks for same should he sent and the favored persons present were

' macs i11.-idc and outside the university m Mrs. Wilfrcdp 30‘1“...” i; Scyinotzr not agreed on the draft; in fact it is:
laboratories. At one time during the HHN‘ South Norwalk. on or before undorswod that there was Strong 0p-
war. owners of canines and felines in . _ position to it on the pint of those Who:
ENOW llztvcn had :1. scarv over reports MRI?“ “3» ‘0“ are urged to he were on. the side of the teachers When
thtwthcsc animals wtiro disappearing prompt in 11111! in: application, thus like public hearing was held on the.
in “ml-“1““ lumbi‘r-‘V D1“ Haggard sparing tlic hostess the embarrass- MOI‘I‘ISOH bill

llllllh‘S no referent-c to cats and (logs,
that in the experiments
miw were used to such an 0);-
them was
ombarrass‘

but docs any
While
tentfthat the market for
shtikvn 11nd then seriously
(Id.

Tho cxpcrimcnts we‘t'o

cesstul and the stuff
to “'ashington. lIt'.

simmered to :1 simple one.

tit-1' the bleachers was for
processes.

which had been let loose.
unntpounds canw
chemists all ovm

by swarms

in the athlete.

Dr.
the spirit of adv
slbility ot' dangei
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under
'(‘hcmical wurl’uru section of the Army
and in the «3nd “'t‘l't‘ wonderfully suc-
was transferred
Haggard says that '
cntdc mctliotls gaw way to elaborate-
ly complicated systcms which finally
The athlet:
lt’ field \1 as used for work. A shed un-
tryingvout.
Accidents bore out well
the choicc of the nearby cinder track
over which record sprints were made,
as a refuge by men to beat. out gnaw:
The new
from
the country and the
baseball field was used over which to
let loose some of the vile odors. Track
tests of masks gave side lights upon
the factors which constitute training

the

Haggard said there was always
enlure with the pos- Evitals at Uakub and Monastir and will rence; William Parker of Mrs N. Y.
to add zest to rhel

 

ment of not knowing for how many to'
provide.

All Silllu oflirms and chairman of
state committees will present rc-porta Members of Esmera'd's Crew When
in wiring and lczne a copy with thel Raider Torpedoed British Ves-

MOEWE’S PRISONERS HOME

 

tecmding secretary. M E “'-
______.__ .. V, BOSTON. Mar. 8.—-Twenty-one
- SERBIANS HEALTHY. Amcricans with new ttiktn prisoners.
bv the sen." otiun (lvrman wider:

is Remarkably Good.

NISH,

the Associated Press).—~The health of 292 homecoming soldiers from the
the population of Serbia is surprising 'While Star Liner Vcdic yesterday.

.ly good. There have been few cases! The returning prisoners of war were

of the dreaded typhus or even of in- all members of the crew otlhe British

uenza.

who number since the war began hasEAtlnntic,

been reduced by more than half is‘ The released prisoners hollow:

being supplemented by British, French John Martin and Jesse Wallace oi

Ennd American physicians.
The American Red Cross has 1109- que Iowa; Edward McDonald of Law-

establish others in northern Serbia if Elmer Sorenson of Philadelvhfa: Theo

 

twining its feature of strong centraliz-l

‘Physical Condition of Suffering People Mocwe. and who so“ ftom {Tie insidn‘
litter inc and fall of Tcutonlc arroganco,E
Serbia. (Correspondence of walked down the mum—plank with 2-E

In both the military and civil steamship Esmeralda. which was sunk.
hospitals the work of Serbian doctors by the Moewe March 10. 1917, in mid...

North Carouiin; John Sawyer of Dubu» ;

1mm m

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and ms: «to
need at least. one of some bani.

“WE HAVE ABL KINDS IN 81008
3 Dining Room Table. Library Tabla, “Parlor Tables, Dain-
E tyLittle’hbles for the Red or

' 0mm the Kitchen, Telephone Tables, Typewriter Tables,
I, Gard Tables; :in fact any kind of Table that you may need
H FREEDELNEEY TO ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS

RA YMOND o SON

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“imam or once on does not“

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my connected wish the teeth, M.
yet. they have been proved to bl
directly caused by imperfect m
tication. Diseases of the kidneys,
E of the stomach and of the bowel!
Eat-e often due to not chewing mil

E0119 ’3 food. Let us put your teeth
Ein order.

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appreciate the best shoes made

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1 New Spring Styles in Stock
We Sell StOckings Too

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I Johnston & Murphy’s Slices-

Br. J. H. Mallcry

l 16 80. Main St

South Norwalk.
Onloe Hours—49 a. m. to 8p“;
Sundays by Appointment!

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ATTORNEY ATLAW .
ELnto Examiner [1.8. Pan-worm

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Hersbfield’s Motor Express

122 WATER STREET, 80. IOWA“; PHONE 54.

-. __ - -- _--_ A ”" . Iertuired Major Daniel J \icCarthy 30” Whitney 0‘ P‘m‘bwgh' Theodore , NEW YORK,“ ”HAVEN“; PHONE FARR-Am m
_ D A R; CONVENTION ’of Davenport Iowa, is in charge of the McCarty of Boston; Joseph O'COIIDOI
l -_ hospitals a: L'skub, and Dr R. B of Clevelvmd: Boben Smith of 8140- DAILY RIPS m. VRORWALK ANDREW you
. . ‘Keycs of Buffalo or the one atruonnsc more; 3050” “0"" °’ Montreal. .,
win Be Held In South Norw lk _ . . rate Seven Belt Tmchdn‘thtm
March 25 a Etir. There are Red Cross doctors and Thomas 9‘1”“! 0f \illliille. N- J,, Ed r 03mg“ for emu“ {Wit u' “Hymnal,

A nu.- cling ot much interest to mem-

bers of the Daughters of the Amelican
annual
slate c'ontercnco- :1; the South Norwalk
Tuesday, Match 2-7
1egents.
gates and altt-t'nutcsxlectéd to repre-
Daughtets at
'_"l1l1 continental t'ullgtPss in Washlng- E
it will be one It
11.1w (haulers dc

Revolution will be the 26th

While primarily tor

sent Connecticut
on .-\pril H.
to all incntbt-is ot
wiring to attend.
(Shim‘ important'u

annOuncement. to he made at, that
line by Lucretia Shaw chapter of New.
London of lht‘ indorsement of Mrs.

dole~

the

liv‘s in. the olilcial

George Maynard Minor of that chair

for tho ot’fic.»
7116-

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of national sot-act); D. A.

R.

oi pr-Isident general
It

Mrs. Minor is t'li‘l'll'tl at the continen‘

tal conch-5.x, and .‘cmttm-nt was

highly"

in her favor “him l1cr mum; first car-:-

Itp :11 the» last congres-

ttont‘o-rrctl upon

. Hilllghlt‘l‘s.

"Stale ollit'ers will in-
lime.
Ellsworth

lit-ports ol‘

)lvtuorial lluiuc

oltttion will he hoard and the session‘.

. a signal honor.
Connecticut E

elected at this.
UlfilH‘l'S and of the»
associa-r
_ lion cm] from tho (‘hildrtn of the Rev-E

u. ill hr» of spot in] momcm. to those who

.‘il‘\. Stan (
Marv l'Ianhury
tho meeting
“illi'll road as follows:

Twrntyusixth annual
t-ncc

in South

01‘
”All \
«'U‘

e le( led

ml Congress \Vlll('ll
\\'nshincvon. l). t'..
ll'li day or Aprill l‘l19

By

E u in (llll'nd the continental congress.

llarnutn o: 16 Terrace
is sending out notitcs
VorwalkE

slate confet

“gents delef’ateze and alter-
to reptcsenl Connecti-
trauchters of the Ametican Rex--
tlllltllln at the twenty—eighth Contincn‘
will convene
on Monday.

in
the

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For «we Entire family
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invitation of \‘orwalk chapter'
.119 l\\l‘nl_\>l.\lil annual conference ofE

Ebc axailable for transport or agticul
_ tut'al purpOSes for sometime.

Health Conditions Good 9

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{relief supplies to the interior

I ly (lesttoy ed large sections of the tail-E

dis temper.

Etlentists at leh, Belgrade and other ward Caskev Of New York, Rom?
lpolnts. There is a special Red Cross PM.“ Middle-town Conn William

mission for the ‘pul’vose of training Fitzgerald 0f LOnz lsand; Edward 1;.
. Joseph Morgan

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Serbian peasants In American foiming korke-V 0' “‘5"? C - w. 9M .m' m in m «Ito. M
methods and encouraging them to use “f. in‘UCRpt R .2] "“5“" gedigo 0;? Pl “I i v I M m .
‘,l.onisville Ky minas oore o . III M M ’1qu. It"!!!
Emodern agricultural machineiy. . , i , . .
E At several places the American Red Portsmouth v3 . Harry miter} or MIA“ mm1:n.mm

Cross is: distributing food and clothing Brooklyn..and Frederick. W’ Carter
to an increasing number or persons Boston.

daily. A shipment of food and nicdi- E
E cinvs which recently arrived at Flume .

:has been sent into northern Serbia. men and Were sent to Camp Downs
and soon the Red Ct‘bss will be curing . for demobilization. .
for (lestittue persons in almost everytp
section of [11? country. This work is

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being conducted from Salonikl Whirl" calzfiau N MA '
M21101 John P Caray of Colorado l'AlUS. March 7.——P1‘emie-r (‘lemen-
Sprmgm (3010.. 110mg CODIHUSSIONI‘I t-eau this forcnoon received privately!

at the War Ministry Queen Marie 01'
Romania. The queen was received
Ewitli full military honors in the court
zyartl of tho minisiry. She and the;
Premier conversed together for a halt
hour.

of the Red Cross mission to Serbia, is
:in charge. The commissioner to Ser-
bia... Liculcnant Colonel Thomas \V.
zFamam of New Haven, Conn. ex-
pct‘ts to establish headquarters at Bel- I
grade at an early date.

a The \"ClllllPr is extremely cold antlE N Y" N E. a z m TABLE I
it'uel is very scarce. The Austriansi Corrected to Jm 26 1919
and Bulgarians deliberately wrecked 380U1’H NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
entire buildings in order to make firth: A: M.:—1247X. ”5327!: E4?! 6-93
:wood oi" the flooring and vindow(2:12‘9T’10;‘S:3131,x’11:.2§l?4x' 5'193’ “’9'
There IS scarcely anypatrot! P. M.—12:03x. 12:52 (sgamfm-d
in the country and ordinary kerosencionly), 1:09x, 1:38x, 32173:. 4:32!
iis selling at $5 a. quart The noun '53273. 5345, 65025 6747 (Stamfor-
l try' 5 coal mines cannot be worked be only), 7:02" 8:063' 10:07:.

i Sunday.
caure most of the minnts :11: still in A M_1.47. 5: 27!, 5:49;.
1 the arm) \

. 8:521 ,
E1:19x, 1o: 33:. 12: 03:.

Railroads and highways arc in a’ P. M.——1.091, 2' 441233213 4: 32:.
lamentable condition and present 51'0“?“ goog'lg;35;‘ '0‘ x, 7 ’7’"
many obstacles to the task'of getting l Néw ’YORK'TO .SOIATH NORWALK.‘
TheE A. M.:——4 10x,6: so a: 34, 8:00x, 8:511.
.enenn lutccs in theii retreat wanton-E91519 9151.10501-

M. ~12:03x. (Saturdays
ionly) 1: 06 (except Saturdays) 1:061
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roads. and as a result certain it-glnmE

must rely on automobile ihzmspori. 3:53, 4:23, 533:, 5:29, 6:00:, 6103';
E~Only the most powerful motor cars‘8'103.11!151. 1§'45x- i

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Eand trucks can get met the oar-i A. M. .00, 8: 00:, 9110!, 10:031.,

woxn roads. The army has most of.
the countn‘ 5 horses and they will not

P. ‘M.—12:10, 1.033, 3235:, 5:02.
l5:25. 6:001, 7:05, 8:101. 11:15:, 11:15.
so. NORWALK To NEw HAVEN

A. M.——12:26x, 12-58:. 5.10:. 6:01.
7:15, 8:46x, 9:19x, 10:22. 11:58:.

P. M.—-1:20, 3:27; 4:28. 5:19, 6:21,
'6:51, 7:08x, 9:25;

Sundays.

A. M.-—12:26x, 12:58:. 7:43, 9:191,
10:19, 11:12:, 11:58!-

P. M.—a:102, 4:431. 6:48, 6:33x.
7:08; 8:383. 9:253.

,NEW HAVEN To SOUTH NORWALK

A. lid—12 8!: (except Mondays), '
4:wz.4:5.lx,5:50.6:50. 8:05; 8:30E

 

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WASHINGTON. I) 11me 8.——-
Health of troops in the United States
Econtinues “very good." according to
an ofllcial repoxt covering the week
Eended February, 28. made public today
~.by Surgeon General Ireland. A- recrud-

siauting- with “with em

The foundation is all important, as on it ran: the suc-
cess or defeat of your gowns, even if they be made beautifully
of most expensive materials.

Our expert Gorsotiere will' find a model exactly Suited to
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emulsions n:
' Taking

wmnmn 0mm

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v. 1!. mm
mm

DEFINITION 0F puma-am
cause 0! the disease and the an of
adjusting the name. Disease is m
by a wrench twist or sprain in the
bank. Even it done in childhood, it
creates pinched nerves and pain In
later life is. the diaerent organ and
limbs.

Chiropractors remove the also 0!
diseau and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the none on-
um: in 50m body. Female trouble.
given special attention: also curva
lure of the spine. You will never no
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.

Magnetic Treatments Given Aloe.

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Gowns of models including high, low, Vnndlqmreneck,
$135—$350
Dainty,“ Lace Trimmed “Corset __Govers sac—$1.90

 

WWW, cmbmiduytrimmed 390—69é
mmrhpireand’phmuylo $135—$375
Drum hemztltched‘and ambroldcudmfla lie-41.00

whnenndfloahcolorfloo

J. ,I. MALLETTE

as grammar. com m wa 1.1:.

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escence of influenza and Baum P. MH—lz 17!. 3‘40!

34 Washington at, so. lion-walk. cons
Graduate hem Palmer 80ml.

TIRE BARGAINS

4223 Plain Tread Clincher lst 81b.“
4023 Road King Clincher lat $14.50
41:4 Goodyear A-WTread‘m331‘15 ,
1—32” 1-: Penn. Oil Proof Vacuum
list $825.95

—32l¢ Road King Straight 2nd 824..
-34fl Non Skid sought lull 33500
m {or Ford oars stocked. High
We rem—All main of all.
Overhaul now. 30 percent. oi! on III
or stock of Weed Chains.

Leave your car at i’

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9: 11: 00.
41:. 4:35, 5:132.

was noted at Camp Taylor. Kentucky. 5- 37 c; 11, 9: 181'.

Sunday:-
'A. M.:—12 25x. 4: 10:.

 

The commissioner of domestic ani- 4153K. 71“;
mals ha. ordered a quarantine elfec-ES: 30x33: .41! 11:03.: 55 ’2: ‘8 m
iiire next week on dogs in New Raven. 1" “12' 17" 1' h’ .
and adioinin; towns because rabies “35' 5; 13" 6' 11:, 73353. 9 183' 9 ‘5'

. 11:10.

uere indicated in the examination 0: SOUTH MRWALK 1’941AN8W

heads of three dogs killed there on “SJ 4. l.—6:13. 8:21. 315'!-

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