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4* 5...: . , “'Pmodfian cums STILL clines ,to allow 'a on; ~ ‘ - - ‘ m, r
.1, . , _ ~ . passage of entire east mil adopt a similar plan' ~ ' .
- ' .5 Classified ‘f $59,," TO; Let. TO'BE’ PREVENTING GER. goods ongmatmg in Gemmnyiof ”Wam- “”10““ i ““9“ WWW PM“ .
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For Sale;
'Bliélness ' afld
0 Professional - Cards,” and
Miscellaneous
twansaw.
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(Continued from first page)
to bribe Russian official commu-
nication issued at Petrograd to-
t
“'-
day, and no confirmation of the
1’38 Lam new“: mammal.-
‘mlns FROM TAKING
recs mm
and territory under German con-[Ohio Mr. Forrester an mdet his
trol. ' ‘ ’ iheadquarters in New Seven most of
. Great Britain’s reply, embodied 'the time and is a member of the New
in two notes, one supplemental, Haven local of the raflrhs'd'clerks' as;
and together with the correspon- sedation. ‘ .5 ?
.dence over the American steam~f
{er Neches, seized by the British ooos mo suns or IlNFORMA-
-
i
:2 '0’?" 3‘
l ——‘—-' '
I “LONDON, Aug. t—Miss “Realm; .
Alice Page, daughter of the Ambush. '
‘dor to Great Britain and Mrs. Walter ,
gillnes Page, was married this. Ittfil'e
noon at tthe Chapel Royal, St. Jm’
Palace, to Charles Greely boring, son.
'of General Charles Lorlng, of Bosh.
The ceremony was performed by
Bishop Boyd Carpenter. sub-dean of
. '. . , " ‘ g. _ . . ,,' y , _ . while bound from Rotterdam toi TION.
*’ muverflsements on thispage.Twenty-Five WOI‘JSOI’LGIS. 25C zgobiwhgfiiogigg received from the United. States with goods of“: The prevailing religion in Rom
Three Tinies, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black ' g;;nlgagr;§ggua{giggggfffiedrf . mfg“ is the ofltgzfimk church-
. . ' v0 57‘; e commercia a are; of the U.
‘ face or Cups, Double Face. it . __ PAUSE hrhé‘lilgfiREfi L The supplemental note is a re— S. last year were 8.344.
r ’1‘ AMSTERD AM '_ VANCE ply to the American caveat giv—. The tonnage of the Great Lakes
‘ Aug: 4 3_45 a‘ 1; v "l‘llaie algoridont. lng {ldOIlCe that the United Séatcsfeet in 1914 amounted to 2,939,786.
- ’ - ' i ' ' “" paren l t ' th 0 -.
WANTED. l TO LET. FOR SALE- ' pause "1 the Austro-German ad— iiiffiouliiiil iheclihgtinozfeinteerllaiioeliasll‘
W—
WANrEDQ—A GOOD RELIABLE? To LET—4 ROOMS ANl) LARGE' FOR SALE—ONE KAPS SECOND
(girl for general housework. Apply up; pantry. 89. 64 Meadow street. Adults hand uprlglrt‘piano, ‘65' Terms 31 9'
per apartment, 10 Spring street, near‘only.
Washington street. a3 3t‘ -
a2 31: week. M. Steinert & Sons Company,
'915 Main street, near State street,
dress by the day. 15 South street, So.
Norwalk.
,WANTED-SITUATION, AS LAUN-
a2 at“
5 TO LET—HOUSES, FLATS, Bass-‘B’idgeporl- Com “4 3‘
:ment. manufactory, barn. store. Rents ,
ito meet all wants .Raymond Bros. FOR) SALE “OAK ROLL TOP
112 3Hdesk, :12. Remington type writer 812.
. pared.
.. l _
WANTED—COBORED WOMAN ASl To LET—ONE LARGE FURNISH-
cook and laundress. inquire Mrs. 51'» : ed from, room with running water.
ney, Belle island. a2 3t 1 suitable for one or two people. inquire
; 15 Haviland street.
LOST.
LOST—A GOLD BRACELET, ml-
tials “0. G. J." Reward. Telephone 54.
a2 3t
a T0 LET—FLAT 5 ROOMS, 1M.
provements. Also four offices. inquire
Samuel Roodner, Ann street, South
Norwalk.
_. LOST—AUTOMOBILE TOP nus'r
. cover. Left on Post Road at 5:15 p.
m. Siturday, July 31st. North of Dar-
TO LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
ment at No. 9 Ann street. South Nor-
walk. Inuulre No. 2 West avenue. tt
a2 3t'
__ ; passenger.
lpositively not a worn out, our broken»
, . .
{down car. Good for years of service : ammunition.
11lroads and railways often puts a
‘temporary check on advance, The
131 ml . . .
E0“ SALE—MOTOR BOAT, FUleCIIVIIy of the enemy also must
fWillow baby carriage, $5. tine condi-
ition, Hulse, 13 High street; South
lNorwalk. ‘ a4 3t
FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILE, Five
in excellent condition.
I
ionly 8200. Box 109. Barton. a4
l
l
ily equipped. No reasonable offer re-
fused. inquire at Barker's Launch
Co. ' all 6t
&
.ien. Reward aidfor’retur t T. . "'
'p u o A TO LET—21 UNION ST. 7 110011
McMullen, Noroton ostofli e. 2
p c a 3t aparunent. Possesion at once. The
Hatch and Bailey 00. 126 if!
WERIES To LET~6 ROOMS, CORNER BUR»
y bank street. Rent 818. inquire. 9 Ella-
~ - ‘ abeth street; Tole. 1249-2. 123 tf
. TO LET41X ROOM COTTAGE
Quality with all improvements. 12 Lincoln
avenue. 15 rooms/with improvement...
And at 9 Hamilton avenue. 5 rooms with
S , improvements, 72 North Main street.
CWICE Store. 70 North Main street. Inquire
United Grocery 00., North Main St.
Fresh To LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT.
East Washington street. East Nor-
.“d Carefully walk. Partial improvements, rent
Selected $12.00; also 5 room apartment 39‘
Good, “ Chapel street. Norwslk. inquire 64f
Prices That South Main street. or telephone 60.l
Insure 129 tr
Continued ‘ ‘” ,
Patronage LOOK! “
I share profits with you by giving
Daherm, Co. snteed tin made into leaders, hand-
«Ramona Ave. cor. Clay St. Tel. 1583 made. minted inside. “’1 ”OMS-i
-~.__ ‘ ~ plumbing and heating. ’
NOTICE
FOR BALE-A LARGE LOT ON
;Stevens‘.atreet. Owner will sell at
bargain price. Ask us about it. .1. M.
Layton 8: 00., South Norwalk. 9.2 (it
FOR SALE—A TEAM Oli‘ HORS-
os. 3‘ wagons. bottom dump, moving
truck and new coal wagon also har-
ness. inquire Nagy. 35 Lowe street.
~ a2 3t
valice against Russia is explained
by the Colonge Gazette as fol—
lows:
Unity of action can very w
require a standstill of shorter or
even and compact course of op—
erations may be assured alld pre-
Thc longer the lines of
communitation become the more
carefully illust—the-mechanism bv
which rcinfotcements of every
kind are supplied be worked out.
There must be no lack of re-
serve supplies of men, food and
The condition of
be taken into account. His
counter strokes! create situations
which must be cleared up befo’re
we resume the main object of our
attack.”
BELGIAN STEAMSHIP
LONDON, Aug. 4, 10:55 a. m.
~—Thc liclgian steamship Koop—
handt-l of 1.885 tons gross. was
sunk today by a German subma-
rine. Ninetccn‘ of the crew were
landed.
longer duration in order that an;
'SUNK TODAY,
latw, and defends PrizeCourt pro-
.ceedings. The United States is in-;
!vited, however, to submit to arbi-i
ellltration any prize court decision‘tu‘rists.
it holds unjust.
lnvthe case of the steamer
Neches, detailed under the Dr:
ders-in~Council, the note justifies;
,British stoppage of commerce
2from Germany and German-con-l
*trolled territory on the ground
.that Germany has violatcd inter-
ln’ational law in her war on Brit-
ish and neutral commerce. ‘
l An answer to the British notes
:shortly will be forthcoming, data
,for which has been in course of
l preparation for some time.
, The German note regarding the
i'sinkillg of the American Slllp:
EWilliam P. Frye, probably will be;
given out late today for publi-)
"cation tomorrow morning. ' l
GERMANY EXPECTS NOTH- i
ING FROM RUMANIA“
BERLIN, Aug. 4, via London,l
11:15 a.
t
m.—-A warblingr that :
nothing can he expected from Rim;
‘mania is conveyed to the readers;
lot the Tagcs Zcitung iii an editor-,1
lial article this morning' by Count
This'ceuntry's “traveling public"'Westminster AbbeY. assisted by the:
last year was an army of 1.004.081, Rev. Edgar D. Sheppard, sub-dean of
346. the Chapel Royal. The bride was slur
A little more than one-third oi the en away by her father. and her broth-
workers at this country are agricul- er. Frank Page. was Mr. Lorins's belt
man. ..
3 King Alfred made the earliest at-
The wedding was very simple, the-V
”converse in their own language with out wore morning dress. The invitas-
tempts to form a navy for the protec- cause the Ambassador-5s family desks; _
tion of Great Britain. ed to-avoid anything resembling I. _
The Forth bridge cost nearly :10,- social function while the war is in ,
000,000. progress.. The floral decorations worm
Dog licenses in Ireland cost half a heautiul. but not profuse. Members 02
crown each. the government, representatives at ;
is there any man living who could the royal court, and diplomats pm
members of all the nations now at tions virtually were limited to that»
war? Probably not; but Elihu our. sons in official life and intimate,
ritt, the “learned blacksmith," could friends of the family, the guests num- '
easily have accomplished the feat. boring hardly more than one hundred.
Born in Connecticut in 1810, Bun-m all told. All the ambassadors the un- _,
taught himself French, Latin, German, bassadors to Great Britain were pro-e ,
Italian, Greek and Hebrew whilst an out, with their wives, and the British.
apprentice at the forge, and in early government was represented by I?!"
manhood mastered Sunset-it, Syriac, ruler and Mrs. Asquith and Sir Bd-
Arable, Norse, Spanish, Dutch.’Polish, ward Grey, secretary of Fireign 4"“
Bohemian and Turkish. Chinese and fairs. The military and naval attach-II
minor languages were acquired later, of the United States embassy" acted
until he was able to read, write and as ushers. '
speak in sixty different tongues—l
munch Chronlcle- EMASllNMY A
Al ANNUM 0m
PASTURING ONE PERSON.
How much land does it take to sup
port a cow. or a horse, or a hog? Rath- i
I
walk.
FOR SALE—$275 SMALL FIVE-
passenge touring car
condition. A rare opportunity
cure a good car at a very low price.
F. C. Goodyear, 76 Wall street, Nor-
“-
'CONFERENCE BE-
TWEEN UNITED STATES
. ,, AND RUSSIA
\\'ASI*lII\"QTON, Aug. 4,—A
conference between ('ifficials
the l'nitcd States and Russia to
lscttlc details of an agreement that
in excellent
to so-
131 it.
BUSINESS) NOTICE,
will remove the Russian embargo
against exports to this country
SMITH AND WEIGHT
reduced their expenses to a minimum
will give astonishing low prices on
painting, paperhanging and
jabbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Got-
, . was ari'llugcl, today.
HAHN} Conlmcrciiil ~’ Attache Mcdzik—
lhosky will meet representatives of
lithe state and commerce depart—
ments later in the week to frame
’rl working plan for proposals ac-
genera
of.
:Ernst Reventlow. His airfield," lmwmm ‘1“ slim!!! to every one;
which is headed “Romania's Gallii0t “3- but "0t 8 important as thel
i‘in Quotation." sumarizcd thc‘query: I
initiation in the following para-l HOW much “W1 does 11 take to Bill)-
ygrapli: 9 gponha person? ’_ .
”Those fricndlv relations \vitllif A ‘recent “We! made by the U. S.
iRumallia made sacred bv tra<li~'3°'9mment in Ohio seams to show
German side—mumat it COS“ 0“ “13 average 8197 to.
c. (an hardlv lmlgL‘board and house each person on the
' Harm.
out; This is. the husband, wifaand 3
Count RCVCllllpKY points . . ' ‘
Rumrlnia‘s refusal to permit rx-.“h“dT¢D mUSt’have an Income of $925.5
if they live as well as the average.
ports of grain or to permit an)»: .. ‘
mullitiou for the Turks to pass,- This is the income in dollars, and‘
through its territory, altllouglll‘l‘e Examination-on 44 farmS—intll~
Russia was permitted to trans-3‘3“”8 that it takes 40 “"93 10 ‘Di‘S';
-tion—-—on the
,firm confidcnc . ..
3 or be considered as cmstmg.
(Continued From First Papal
Wilder will be satisfied for his (line '
mend stars feel sure of victory. Mr“
Lawrence, of course, is sure his war- '
rlors will win. _ \ ‘
Everyone present at the outing of
yesterday thanked the officers for tho ‘
good time they had. The officers acted.
as a committee in arranging for the at‘ y "
fair. _ . .
The officers are. William A. bowing
St. John's lodge of Bridgeport, presi-
dent; H W; Saxe of Harmony lsdge. ,
of New Canaan. secretary; J. K. Law.
you the. lowest prices on 15 years guar- ,
PAPER HANGING, 25 clears:
HENRY A. HEGELEIN, double roll. Painting. Reasonable. Tel.
EXCURSIONS . 55 Water St. Phone 1106-12 834-4, 11 liavlland street. So. Norwalll.
STEAMER NORTHPORT . - a2 6t
Between ”‘“" J “"
ROTON POINT, VALLEY. BRITISH‘GIRLS’ WORK. H. SCHENK, 8 CLAY STREET.
GROVE AND NORTHPORT
Boat Leaves Boat Leaves What Girle’ Patriotic Union Ac-l
complishing.
tailor. Cleaning, pressing, altering of
ladies’ and gents. garments. Making
of Ladlea' Suits to order a specialty.
Skirts from :3 up. Suits from :88 up.
Satisfaction-- or no pay.
l‘l'ALIAN 'MlDWlFs—Mas SANTA
Roton Point. Newport
“:30 a. in. 9:30 a. m. The wartime activity of the British
4200 p. m. * 2::00 pJn. . schoolgirl is exemplified by the work'
. .8:00 p m 6'00 p m of the girls' patriotic union. which
' ' ' ’ ' was started during the first month of
3°“ "UV“ 5°“ Leaves the war. and it now organized in 325
Valley Grove. Valley Gm“ girls’ schools in all parts of the coun-
12130 D- m. 10:15 3- in. try, says the Springfield Republican.
5100 D- m- j 2145 D- m. The girls act in connection withlocal
39:00 9-111. 6:45 p. in.- organizations in relief and hospital
'80“ arrives at Boat arrives at work. Many schools are connected
Northport Roton Pain with local military hospitals and have
. . 1:39 p. m. . - 711:15 a. m. assisted in equipping them, providing
_ ‘ 5:55 p, in. 3:45 pm, linen, bandages and other necessar-
_ , 9:45 p. in. 9:46 p. in. leap
Fare—Round Trip, 50c.
4 ; Pleasant Hour, Lockwo’od'o Hall.
‘ . TODAY. .
A - . is
- “The Goddess;
’ . Thuasoavr
‘I ' William 'Farnu‘m in' the new ‘Fox
~ .‘ , . feature
' “The Plunderers”
.:l
i .
t
. ;Floral Tributes, original 0:3
.- ‘sig'ns. Casket’Coverings of rare
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
* service. Telegraph communica-
- tion-with leading florists in prin-
cipal citiesin the United States.
‘SollthNorwalk Florist ' :1
“2 So. Main St. so. Norwalk, Ct.
Phone's“.
«aw ZEAL‘AN'D NATIONAL MIN-
, ISTRY._ ‘ .
NDolyhaiigjc..a:,giii‘ mfg-s _-.
. Lemme!” any 159a. Len we sit
' coflalninga sheet of notepaper.
‘ cheater ‘High school
» of learning and practising all kinds
“ THREE REVOEUTIONS
.fl ,l‘il'fid" in; transmission.)—-Sensa- Norman Provost of Stathford, is presi-
Muco, graduate from the University
It ltaly. Licensed in New York and
Jonnectlcut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
.23 Ely avenue. Telephone 315. )3 2m
MLVATOR CHAHIO'IT— GENER-
Nl contractor. Estimates given on
In kinda of contract work. 80 sure
tr (at our estimate. We can save yonl
money. Phone 818-3. :8 Wood St. ‘
One school has supplied nearly 20.— ——- » .
000 wounded men with a constant
supply of stamped envelopes, each
a
pen’cil‘ran'd a message of good wishes.
In other schools. the girls have organ-
ized th'do the .mgnding for hospitals'
and'c’a'mps‘fl The girls of the Man.
have “supplied
home-made jam to all the soldiers in
their section. - .. ‘
One of the activities in all the
schouls enrolled in the union consists
. Dorian House
(Gregory Boulevard)
_ ' East News":
~Opens ‘May 1.
SHORE DI NERS AND ALL
KINDS F SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
loriN E. o'SULLIvAN, Prop.
of domestic work so .as to set Older Te‘whone Call 720‘
women free .to dp'work that girls . . .
could not do. ' . (I COMPO- BEA
Pocket-money has been ocntributed
lavishly tovarious funds. and half-
‘iolidayshave been given up to set
free other people: both men and QDANCE'E‘Ige villlbn
women, for war ,work. Several ' . 'l'UEgAY
schools have collectdd books and flow-
ers for soldiers, others have begged
motor cars to take convalescents for
rides.
ADMIBS'ON...........‘ 25?-
Instructor in attendance to
assist all who wish aid.
Private lessons ”any
appointment. ~ . » . -
w.;A.IN‘AsH, Prop.
time by
\
CAPTURE OF . - ‘ -
DACIA CONFIRMED
PARIS, Aug. 4, 4:20 p. m,——.-A
French prize court todayconfir‘ms _
ed the capture of the American
cotton ship Dacia.
Phone so Wootport
M
AfifiUAL REUNION OF SIXTH C. V.
‘ The annual reunlod’of the Sixth
ConnectiCut Volunteers. which was to
‘ - IN PORTUGAL .be held in Stamford, will be held at,
“LISBON, Friday, July 30, via Wilcox's Hotel, Savln Rocanew Ha-
Paris, Avg-.14, {.2120 P» m,--—(De ven, instead, on Wednesday, Aug. 18.
lNew Zealo‘ndh consisting of, ll-vs‘i‘go'v-
Ernment and live oppo’sitlonmembers
according to a Router desphtcli ” from
Wellington.- ‘
‘, tional and ‘alarming‘reports are dent otthe "association: Other Stam-
current in the capital of 'no less 10rd flail???“ ire‘fla‘slstantI-I'eatlli 0!-
than thrice separate revolutions in, “cell 0.90?” 1W. Andersonlloill MJAng‘
CHILI .
tuge street. Tel. i27l-3. or 743-2. . .
copied by the Russtall govern»
. Vmcnt, under which all illiporta-
MISCELLANEOUS. ltions- from Russia will be con-
' - iuigllcd to the secretary of the De—
partm‘cnt of Commerce. to be dis—
tributed by him when he can SC"
cure Q‘lulralliccs satisfactory to,
the Russin embassy, that the,
goods will not be rc-cxportcd to,
belligerent countries. i
The Russian ambassador in all:
official communication to the}
State Department gave notice
that .the Russian minister of
finance had accepted the princi-i
pic of the American proposal antl,‘
that the embassy was ready to
arrange the details. ‘
It is probable that the Rus-
sian representatives will insist
that American importers receiv-
ing Russian goods file with the
department of commerce a bond
covering: the value of the. ship-l
ment to be held pending the con-
sumption of the imported goods
in this country. Sli‘Fll an arrange
merit ‘will necessitate a Large
amount of administrative work’
in handling the business, bllt pro~
State Department officials.
.—
. I I TERS VISIT H _
M N S‘ GREEK PREMIER
ATHENS, Greece. Aug. 4, _v1a
London, 2:34 p. m.—Thc British,
French, Russian and. Italian min»
isters at Athens made a collective
visit to M.‘ Gounaris,‘ the Greek
Premier. today, and made united
representations regarding the po-
litiCal situation. .
UNITED ‘ STATES »
" PREPARING ANSWER
' ' TO GREAT. BRITAIN
' WASHINGTON; . Aug. * 4;,—_
State Department officials today
were preparing the‘ answer which
the United States will make to
reat Britain's replies to the lat-
est . American representations
against interference with neutral
commerce.‘
; Great. Britain, in, her notes,
published today, refuses To ac—
cept .the American contention
that the Orders—in—Council arciL
legal. and justifies the British
course as being wholly within in—
. ‘ ..
ternational law. ‘
Great‘B'ritain, it is declared.
will‘cont'lnue to apply the Orders-
in-Council, but with every effort
to Avoid embarrassment to neu-
trals. . . . . y'. .
,‘ It isTdeni‘ed that. international
lawkivsviolajlfi by the blockading
oi «nonfat-ports to cut. ofi"an one»
‘~.
Portugal. Riots and assaults are derfion- FF!“ O'Brien and Henry Sco-
of daily occurrence, ' held/ ~' . . ‘ . ‘
,. court es and
my’s. .‘_conunerce with foreign
' Great Britain
bably will be accepted by the
ship munitions to Serbia. He?
says it had been hoped Rumani'll
wOuld fulfill its treaty obligatious‘j.
or prcscrvc at least an upright,
and well wishing neutrality. but;
the contrary came to pass. Rll~l
mania's neutrality became j
“malevolent," he asserts. with (if
tcrulcucyflo (‘lllt‘l‘ the conflict on,
the side of Germany‘s enemies. ‘
The importance of Romania's!
aid to Germanv and Turkcv has;
been greatly lessened. llO\\’C\‘Cl'.j
Count Rcvcutle insists. Before?
Russia's Galiciau defeat Romania
would have been a militarv fnc-g
tor in cooperation with the Mus-i
covitt-sfhe savs. but that time;
Iis past. and her military and po-:
litical value as an opponent of:
Gel-mamT is vanishing. The per
lod when Romania could be co"—
sidered a leading factor in the dc-
velopmcut in the Balkan states
has gone by, the article declares.
raven soonest « »
. ron Passioe‘hr
l
Eastern Rallwsv Clerks Saidto, Be
“ United in Their Choleer
‘i'lt’is expected that ‘William H. Grit-'1
man, who was recently elected dele-
gate to the annual convention of rail-
way clérk‘s.‘to be‘ lieid‘at Cincinnati.
Onion August 23. will cast his-vote]
for J. J. Forrester,"for president of;
the Organization.‘ Mr. Forrester :18 at
president grand vlce—pesident of‘ the
railroad clerks and delegates from all
eastern railroad systems are reported,‘
to be a unit for his elevation to thef
presidency. _ _
, Recognize His Ability. ..
; Although“"”Mr. Grltman has not'ofh;
dency, itiis‘ ge'nerally understood" that
delegates from all the eastern rail-
road systems ‘will go to the conven-
tion preparedtb make'a tight for the}
election of Mr. Forrester for presljI
"dent, inrecognitlon of his successful
work in‘settlin‘g labor .diflicultles on
the New Haven and other eastern
roads. : - , x
Settled New Haven Trouble.‘ . l
Ml‘r Forrester‘has been in New)
Haven for several months straighten-
ing out difficulties between theclerks
‘ of * ihefNew Haven road, and : the}
clerks attribute in a large measure to
Mr. Forrester. the credit of. having
settled in a satisfactory inannsr theI
,recent dispute bet'weenvthe clerks-until
the Newilaven roadw ., f "
According to reports from Ner
,Haven, the‘delegate from that. city,‘
will-go prepared“ pm his ballet for,
Mr. Forresterrgnnd the general‘imi
passion. prawns in that city that the .
l {8‘ a person. . lrence, vice president; and Frederick H.
m Lyon, Old Well lodge, South NorWalk;
._A good ad. pays in the best oops: ’treasuref-
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I
Dancing - - Bathing - - Fun Galore
Shore Dinner 750 $1.00 $1.50.?
ROI'0N P0lNT PARK
=
___-_ 2:222:
u
clally announced 'his 'intentioh "with.
reference to.the vote-‘on‘ the $9.81;
#2
OPEN NEAR WESTPO‘RT,” ,
AROUND (C O M P () I N N Connectlcut.
Dine and Dance Between the Gnomes—Orchestra.
———CAFE GRILL
. inimitable Entertainment—Perfection in Food and Service. I
$1.50 SHORE DINNER SPEZIAL $1.50
12 Noon to 8:30 p.m.—Commenclng May 29.
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in Season, Parislenno Potatoes. Half Cold Boiled Lobster, Mayonnaise. '
Dressing. Halt Broiled Chicken, New Boiled Potatoes, Vegetables in.
Season, Demi Tease. .. : : : :2 _
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