Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 23, 1919 · page 7

 

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V] E ARE AGENTS
FOR THE FAMOUS

SPALlllNG
iaseball Goods

j. :rgest Assortment To Be
Had

ial Prices on Baseballs and
Suits to Teams

3.51.; us for a quotation on any

DON NELLY’S

16 So. Main St.

 

 

{Tnion of the King's Daughters and

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[EXCELLENT l coop FROM THE wan. ll ’ 1
' CONngll‘gwollqugliANT Dr. Charles S. MacFartand of New .
' York to Deliver an Address to l
i . . , ~ the King‘o Daughters. l
.' tontintu-u trom paac two. The regular meeting of the Norwalk' “Quality Shot)”
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.cmii‘lict and the complete upsetting
[of investment that might be regulat-
tcd so as to be better understood and

in general results produce the end
idesircd.

! To invest. the people‘s money and
lobllgate themhwhich they seldom

lrcalizebis a very serious thing. and

Sons will be held in the South Nor-'
walk Congregational church Tuesday.
April 29. at 2:30 o'clock.

The speaker will be Dr. (‘harles S.
Macl-‘arland. general secretary of the.
Federal Council of the Churches of
(‘hrist in America and Commissioner

Smart Suits
New Capes
Dresses

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-in an instance of municipal owner-
{shitt it is a long time propOsition for
:wcal 0r woe. it cannot be too care
itillly considered in advance of
ition. it took two years before we

lplant was the only alternative
ftlial We had no means of electrical
lettpply except that from a company
ithat was crippled'by inadequate fa-
‘cilittts and fez-Me management to
such an extent that it was physically
3unablv to supply our growing needs
:and that it was helpless to finance it-

 

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‘self sufficiently to meet them. Thus

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r dutit-s with the Nash Engineering

I‘ll Dill) )'

". llt‘ annual meeting of the Women‘s.
church will be
u tponed until Thursday, May 8, at
fin, owing to the death of the for-.

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lon us. That, we have been successful
Ho :1 degree almost above hope. has
. been due to extreme good fortune for
which we art- indeed grateful.

“'e are asked. quite often. if out
=p<~ople are thoroughly satisfied with
.'their municipal electric system.
, “Many men of many minds" is human

 

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lss Miltlrt-ti liailwil". who has for; to stand Still.
past Stev't-l'al wot-ks been ill at he! 'isfied.
in wust ('wlar street. resumed - something better than

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this week.

 

.liary of Christ

lt'l‘ rector. the Rev. Dr. Cn‘skey.

llntlllo-lly has; anything in the bases,
Special prices ona
to
suit:
m-u our special attention and best.

all “lit

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you want.
hast-hall goods to teams and

ools. Orders for baseball

 

’ i nature‘s rule everywhere. and who is
ithoroughly satisfied with anything:
jot-on one's self? To be satisfied is

Progress is never sat-

The public always wants

it has. The

thing of yesterday will not do for to-
day. Today's best will be tomon

(law‘s discard. To any that our peo-
-ple are fond of their plant generally;
that many are deeply interested in
it and that they express their feel-
ings fairly well when they refused to
sell it at far more than its cost. and
that. they prefer its service to any
lother and talk of it with great pride
:to omens—not us, indicates that
they certainly do stand for it. It was
good enough for them before they
had it. but. now—that. they have got. it.
it is like the. street car that has been
caught. they accept it and mm to
other things. Neither they nor we
gore wholley satisfied with the plant.
‘but we—and we hope they—«are
{grateful for the splendid good for-

l'rivuto-s Thomas Stay and Arthur5 tune that has thus far attended their
-lm_rbm_‘.' who arp on their way to undertaking. yet they are entitled to

wted to dock the latter part of this

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states on the “Chicago," are. ex

-k.

‘ the best and we are here to keen on
giving them the best that we mu.
Dissatisfaction and progress are twin

it. is not known whether they sisters: the. one wants and other pur-

'ill come into Boston or New York. sues something better all the while.

l
ut it is now thought that the latter;

ill bo- their-docking point.

Mir-S (“mm") Bedlam, formvrl‘v 0f “bl“ ""‘nflgemt‘m- and kept in. wltb'the day in question. Earle R. Koo
'ilton. and now of New York ctiy, all methods. transactions and operafimns. secretary of the alorrls Pm
ho stiffen-d a severe paralytic stroke
her hutilt' a few days ago, is now
A" it was the right this and safeguards its
-~ whit l; \\ i< affected by the stroke;
her complete ro-

.prm*im:. slowly.

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:m-l'n’ of the Plantation

ml) mill meet this evening.

at” hold a relieais‘al of the. _ . .
mimtrrl show they are to ”1mg IS right the light of day shouldfand he was cautioned by

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m l-rogrees Forum Hall. on
.jmzton street. on Vl'ednesday and “w served and fl)“ serving in

my ~-\'r-nings of of next Week.

 

vw’omohilt- driven by Leslie Rob-

HI 32 Van Zandt avenue. East
.ilk. tan into \K’illiam Morris. it
old. at the junction of Prospect
and Strawbcrry Hill avenue.
altvtnoon.
' .lir- sit-ct-t. and the lll‘iV
1m.» unable to sttip his mas
mm to ayoid running overthe
x‘uts' sent to the Stamford
driver, His condition
Stamford Advocate.
.‘ll Automobile asso-
.i.ut-tmt-t-d that SanctiOn

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,-.-n for automobile races jamin Harrison, ind.
\‘ Fair Grounds track son lost his mind as a result of shell_
day of shOt-k during the fighting in France
The races in Dani’las't August and through some error.’
the . became known by ‘another name.

tht- closing
» closing of

~ man.

The child “‘35
H. of Shell—Shocked Son Found in

The un-
hy the automo'aeo and informed army oflcials of hi5} did not prove serious. He is now ‘0”.

Private and public ownership are
:simply designations; there is nothing
in a name that guarantees success. in
either case, with politics out. and clean

tions always open to the public, it
matters very little what be the own-
ership. if the public insists upon
servant with
equal justice. owned or not—78nd
keeps at it without letup. it that
.ters very little what be the owner-
:shtp: the public will be well served
either way. Keeping things dark.
often creates unjust suspicion, that
is. just as bad for one kind of owner
ship as it is for another. But if the

fall upon it at all times and breed
the confidence so necessary for both
the
attainment of the highest degree of
-public benefit.

Respectfully.

lly ALBERT i? “'INCHBSTHR.

Gen. Supt.‘

SOLDIER RECOVERS MIND

 

Indiana
Hospital by Waterbury Father

\\'att-r|tur';. April 22.—~After having
elven up his son. Private Vt‘illiam l’cr-
kinson. for lost. Supcrlntendent ~Martin
l i’urkinson of lit'ookside, the city home
for the poor. has finally discovered
him in an army hospital at Fort Ben-
Private Perkin-

HO

irecovered his memory several days

w-nnection with a real identity.

- units on Speedwnys,
i'x various parts dimmed trip to lndiana on Saturday.l

Superintendent Perkinson made a

wins the summer and and word came today from him that

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Board of Electrical Commissioners

HSentinel “'ant Advertisements are
sure to bring the best results obtain-

to France. who will take for his sub-
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CORONER “Y8
KROLICKI DIED
OF ACCIDENT

 

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n B. Hakim of Hort-in Plan
Company
BRIDGEPORT. April 23.——Coroner
John J. Phelan in a decision handed
down today. finds that the death of
Nicholas Krolicki. 52. of No. 33
Booth street, on the night. of April
12. last. was accidental. He stepped
backwards from the running board
3of an automobile belonging to the
3 Morris Plan 00.. and died three days
later in St. Vincent’s hospitat
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grant. A reception and social hout
‘ will follow at which light refreshments!
will be served. The meeting is open
3 to men as Well as women and the pub-i
lie is invited. n I; W-..
5 lir. MacFarland has‘just returned

' from a trip to France and Belgium in OVER. IN mp0

behalf of the Christian churches in’

] America. His "l8“ [0 the battle-field! Tllel’e aloe myelo 50m goocl

'was for an entirely different purpose . .

.than that of most visitors. He went‘people' 01108.11) a.“'hl.1(} a

to look after the souls of ~the‘ooldlem. ‘fe‘tv bad ones drlft mto

:For this reason he was given a cor- 1.0“,“ fl'Olll adjoining Cit-

dlal welcome everywhere. in pact»: . .

cnlly every instance in visiting cities.les 311d break 111 houses

.3“ "w” h“ and m“ 9“"5' w“ "ibut aside fI‘Olll that the

‘ceived by mayors. prefects and coon. » .-

cils. Hundrcds— of school childrenzpla‘ce {5 alllght.

greeted them with songs and flowers.'During the summer the

They were escorted by troops of Boy . . .

Scouts and bands of military schoolipopulatlon Increases 9"

[brigades Schools, store- and factua‘er 20% by the addltIOI]
ries closed. Roman Catholic priests; ‘ 18 W -

joined in the general reception and 9f Clty gimp t 110%]

their people attended the meetings. 128 the a van .agcs est

Dr. MacI-‘nrlnnd will haven“ new and port offers over other

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“mm“ mm“ ‘° W “m places along the shore.
These 7000 peoplé tradel
where they can get the;
best values and for that'
reason 11: behooves the
merchants of South Nor-
walk to become better
acquainted With West-
port people thru persist-
ent advertising in T H E
WESTPORTER - HER—
ALD, published 45 yrs.
by the Jones family.

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?()o.. was driving towards Bridge-
fport when he met Krolicki. who
gwas also known as Krnlock. ,
Emilee north of Bmokluwn avenue. He
gave the man a ride. Krolicki car-
ried ,a bag of greens in his hands”
and when the automobile reached a'
époint near Brooklawn and Capitol'
:avenues. the machine began to drift I

 

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to step off while the car wasj
He paid no heed to thef
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not
in motion.
:warning and was thrown
pavement, and injured. a
l The cmoner finds that the auto?
mobile was traveling about six miles‘
an hour at the time of the accident,

lbehind a trolley car. .

i Krolicki got onto the running ,

.board for the purpose of alightlng; N t d P i
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New models of many kinds includ-
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All Sizes for lien, Women and Children
The Wt oi Hosiery to m.

 

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Of all [this II Strong and
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REAL ESTA TE
In all its Branches

1M Layton & (10.. Inc.

5 RAILROAD AVINUI
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_DEFIN|TION 0F CHIROPRACTIC
cause of tliv tllst‘ast- and the art 0!
': adjusting tin >::lilt‘. lliscase Is culled

byn wrench.
back. Even

twist or sprain in the
if done in childhood. it

.t. mates pinched nerves and pains in

hter life in the dinerent organs and
limbs.

Chiropnctora remove the cause of
dim and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve nyl-
tenn in your body. Female trouble-
givon special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never ro-
act giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you. _
laconic Treat-soot; elven Ale.

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Graduate from Palmer “hoot

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TOR REPAIRING

Iran—hon work tinomlthino. m
and occond hand Ford radiator;

Phone 435
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‘ KIMONAS

Crepe Kimonos in a variety of attractive oolorings; plain

plaited yokes; Torsion and ribbon trimmed.

 

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.and that Hoskins was in in!) way re- I 4 $1.50 to $2.98

sponsible for the injuries wfich Kro- ' . i
l licki sustained. 1‘ Prompt DBIIVCI'y ~
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. a . ; Crepe Dressmg Sacques, Rib-
: M” Harris & Gauss - -

3 Anthony Nicastro of Si Aiken SII'L'G'I: : ban Tr'mm'ngs— 5 1.50
is reported in the casualty list as hav 1 ;

. ing been slightly wounded. Privatt; “ "M m l .

early fall of 1918, and was in a howl-5 '3 m m o o

‘ tal about six weeks. He is a member: ’ CNN 8‘. 30m NORWALK.
of the 102d Regiment. 20th Division: I 88 WASH“ 01.449.

land has now returned to the staies,’

bringing with him the Croix do Guerra.“ .. _< fi 1

-_ p====

3for capturing singlehanded a lieuten-i
’ant and whole machine gun outfit at‘

St. Mihiel in August. it was along inl '
.September that Private Nicaslro wasI

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you know

that you can‘t paint your
out yourself?

It's easy. Drop in and
we'll show you how. Paint
is this afternoon and run it
out cw tomorrow.

The finest material we

benefit

! outed at Camp Devens and expects to‘
-hnve his honorable discharge in the
near future.

 

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WITH TAB
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phonon!

”No SUCCESSORS "

. William Eil’ron hnnle' if is buy.
mg all kinds of Junk.
Phone or send postal ahead to

3 Bowen St. East Nor-walk.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.

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_ are often a necessity. but if properly

nude and fitted prove one of the
greatest comforts of life. and there
in no ream why everyone wearing n
plate should not enjoy such comfort,
for teeth which continually drop or
make the mouth sore are not doing
the work for which they were intend-
ed. Special attention is given to flat»
muted mouths and dimcult canes; my
wide experience of these conditions
enables me to succeed where many
other: have failed.

Consultation free.

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16 80. Halo a, 00. Nona-lit.
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