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.laiiit-a Hearst": garage.
nekt li- about competed
a public garage in charge of two (3
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spending a few days at her Toheueke spent

it» has harmiand Mrs. John
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Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wallis
the weekend at the home 01
I Mrs. Frank Mooney.

'0 Mia‘s Isabelle Wailia of Brooklyn

Title Illlbvispent her Easter THGHIOD with Mina

f Elisabeth DeCoursey.

Mia. W 1 IA)“ ndes has been spend»
jinx the heel. vlllil her parenta, air.
0. l‘ordhain. at t‘lty

“I 1““ “Dom” “““~'” Mia Forbes oi .\orotoii will give a
{3‘ Kraelier family have removed; Needed IIIl!lI‘0\t-'lltt*ula haw ilt'r'llihousr party and Hampton at her
1"” sine! W “in Znnt b‘l‘eet- inadt to Rouapton attenue and other home. Friday evening, Mn) it. Both

. ._ fl. Tenney, of South Nuiualk, 2.1‘rln and the tiaieiiug In ,uou iiiuth. ahau'a orchestra trill play
.- hemmed to Man in 1&1de on [he in {in than il i.» been rifli‘t.‘ last (oi E i). Ayn; of me 301.11,”
" ‘* ”Bide t’l’rlll" time. who has been undergoing tree'
' ' ' 11m tan .1 .1 tlm “do 2min in thy nient III the Stamiord lios ital Ioi

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William Ferguson. trawling 5‘1?5'Ili.1pt..\t truni Silld‘t) .11mwn.

.II for a grocery firm in timing at will be Irpt'hlt‘d lthl Sunday alter»

“home on St John :treet. for a few “0"“ 1“ 4 5'“ """" it “1” (““3” ‘5
‘cn'itled ’Judith "

The llvnlittltii.‘ will

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a] for some time, I; wahlllg .1 Lrit.‘ All lit in w til il:- turit are Uri'ttl to

”g here. dilrlld and 1-!th tivlt-"alr> to the l'UIl
" ‘tenlion i‘teil Mimiot t‘\t‘IllIl[.'. to in-
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“mund Trounaon bad the mid week 1 held m Mum N” “am

”yer meeting in the East at‘enue Mil
-. Church. last evening. in the ah
we of the pastor. ltev. S 1’ Fair-

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local newadealers report good sales
U “The Pheomx" a little magazine ( “'
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”had ‘Monalian The April nuui~
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tli (‘ iinct-titut l‘om any . . . .
flaila 0‘ e ‘3 1‘ > p“ 5., Merritt has completed interim
Cl. being "11““ “‘H’ m ””1" ‘r’ il‘l‘itltlllPIllH made to the Iliidsall
d the action oi fl‘tlnl and cold weath- “GU p.
Cf during the past “11"” ll 1* plunr i. .l (‘iilYOi‘I‘i‘hnl w ll occupy Lin

“ to start the paving “Hill“ a >hort
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The regular meeting or the lins-
Malk Improvement Association
till he held Tuesdii) attei‘noon. May " llr ilovrna and family motored from
Ct 215 oclock. at ”'6 “M“? “I M” .t t» hut. to ”IMF summer rt-r-itlcnct
I‘M W. Campbell, 15’“ ”l" AWN!“ at l‘aiiinatlge Hill on Sunday.
are “'1“ M‘ a 11”” dirwml" “‘9‘" Hr ii:ti‘.'t and kindly. of New York.
'5‘ proceeding tho business meeting im- rpt-iitiini: a few days at their sum
no directors go into bcssitiii at z .;0 .iii r l‘t'ritli-nt‘e in 'l‘aliiiadite Iiill.
o'clock. The Knights of Pt'tliiua will hold It

__ _._....__._.. dance and hOt'Iablt‘ in Itayiiioitd IJall
next Tuesday. at 8:30 p. Ill.
. Mi and Mrs. I-‘. ll. Adriancc won

I visitors III New York. on Friday
YTON .

Iiutt~.I
tor the

on Weed >tru-t. iwst .‘wlondaIi
season.

Norman Roberts. of New York, i
out; a few days at his home on
inner South avenue.

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when the day was hilt‘lll peasaiitli.
‘ I . Mrs. James lianiord, of East Nor
'Wiilli. in Tinting her parents, Mr. and
. -( .Mrs. t‘liarlen Ilurtia. South avenue.
" Mr. and Mrs lkiwurd Hammann will
MN. I“ “- K'rl‘b'w“ 51““ “mm" take possession oi their house. on
M. 11" TOWN“ “0'“9- {South Main street. lllln Wet-It, for the
John Sherman lion and wife it"c at laettaon.
their (‘oFt-Anlmcnt Island button for it m” Ethel Burtis find It” and
“' daya. _llurtit-. of Norwalk. were the guests of
George C. Beach. of ltutli'a Inland. Mr. and Mrs. Charles llurtia. on Sun
has purchased a 1916 (‘adallac lt arUday.
-‘ "'94 in '0‘“ )‘t‘SWTdUo . Charles Ilroadhurat. who for the his
F. H. Tracndly, of the ilrm of Tra-lten years haq been in the employ 0'
“My ‘1 Schenck. is spending the thy the Weed Al- Duryea Co. has a post
at their Rowaylon property. tion with int-1g Lockwood.
l. [L Smith and but"! have Opel-i Mrs. Helen SeGal and Bradford ll
“ their Tokeneke house today for tho‘Smalley were. kueata of Mitts Edlt‘
”on. .Smallcy. last \M-i‘k. at her cotton"
1 Ilsa Mary C. Tetard. of New Yorkuliome. "Fridhem," Nethcrwood, N. .l.
" .15 been Spinfii-‘H: ”W INL‘l Week with‘ Tlli' Woman's Home Missionary Sc-
. her parents. at "Hillcrext." t ictety meets at Mrs. William H. Rodl~
The Mir-men Dorothy and Edith mer's. next Tuesday. at :l p. m. The
.Ilnglufl, ol' Tokcncke, are spendinxa'mcmhcra are expected to brim: ’19”
ten offerings.
3 The regular meeting 0! Richard Hot
comb Camp. Sons of Veterans. will be
held in Raymond Hall. on Monday

Jump from Bed . _
' . ‘CHrllnR. May 1. Action will be taken
In Mornlng and [on plans for Memorial Day.

. Mr. anti Mrs. Flake O'Hara. who
Drink Hot Water

have been playing in “Kllkenny” dur~
in: the past season. arrived in town
Tolla why everyone ohould drink
hot water each morning

tIAhIB week and are now stopping at
before breakfast.

Mr- 4.. av:-

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ithcir summer cottage. "Erin go
iBragh."

The monthly meeting of the Men's
It‘lub of the Congregational church
iwill be held Thursday evening,May 4.

Why is man and woman. half mailer. M, W. Greenfield. of Talku. Ko
flue, feeling nervous. despondent, wor- {Eithrlyufpgfi .9" "I'oitical my"!
ltd; some days headachy. dull and '

. A musical program will be rendered
Slums. some days really incapaCI-‘m the next meeting of the Mothcnt

wed by illness. it‘iuh. which will be held at the home
I! we all would practlcc inside-bath-‘vof Mrs. Howard Johnson. South
us, what a gratifying change would Main street. next week chnetday
(the place. Instead of tliousitnda of May "' at 3 p. m'
half-sick. antitank-looking «only: with' A “in?“ numbers! m; Thom“ ”"0"“
I. . . nxpec o no 0 t am 0 is even
tasty. muddy complchlom “9 5'19“” int: and attend the annual dancc tt
'0 CTOWdfl 0' MPDY- healthy, roay- be given by the employer. of Hi:
flocked people everywhere. The rea- Southern New England Telephout
too is that the human system does n0t ‘l‘.o., I“ “‘9 Casino. Th9 music WI" 5“
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“I! itself each day of all the waste ,uiniabed by Prof. hearneys orcbm:
which it accumulates under our pres-. .

. ' . There was a happy gathering pres
:1 mode of liting. r‘or every ounce ent at the Easter ”qu dun“
00d and drink “We“ ““0 the ”3‘ given by the Knights of Pleasure in

Inn nearly an ounce of waste material the Town Hall. The decorations were
cut be carried out, else it termentsIby Florist S, B. Hoyt. and consisted
N forms ptomalue-like poisons which {0‘ planta. cut “0"?” and ““1““ bank
, , Cl! absorbed into the blood. :ed all about the hall. Music was fur

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'Juot—au necessary as it is to clean Bridgeport? entle) q orchestra. o
g. m“ from the furnace “Ch d". A small fire at the home of A. Bloch
“a the tire will burn bright and mann. m East avenue. late Good Fri-
“ M an we must each morning clear day afternoon, was put out by the
mama. organs of the previous days "clubbers before much damage was

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Charlea D. Wood. who was at.

 

Multan Men and women. wheth-

work in the rear of tho place with his

Miss Jessie Jelliiie of Detroit. t *

 

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friends here,
where she will attend school.

SHIP. .Louritcd 1.1mm. thi> . \pmhs' in m... making her home with a hister therel
.* ha been employed in New York'itot...tmvt ”(Jar (‘Uliliihliyh quaint: .

James Eduard, the young son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank liet‘ouicty entertuii.
ed a number of friends at .. birtlida.t
party on Tuesday, among the tinieu
. being Master Iiiliy l’ratt anti Miss 12
“ telle Palmer.

Pt-ter Needles.
ployed at the Stewart grocery. has
purchased the grotery buolnca. tor
tuerly conducted by the latc Marsh
Thatcher at Rowayton. and will take
possession next Monday

Miss Grace Hewitt, who has bet-ii
tisiting Mr». J. E. Williams of tlracie
street. his left town for a mu days
visit in New York. and will I‘t‘llII'll to
liarien, to extend llt‘l' \‘lri. here. next
week.

H M. Wylie. the Ntirtiitin ptiiillt‘l
aiii dot-orator. has rtntt-ti zlw vacant
’alurt‘ in the lanao block. Matti tun-rt.
iii'llll‘ll, where, beginning. iieit Mon
' d.t_\’. ll“
1 pti and paintcrn' supplits.

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The Woman's
g'it‘rifi at the supper \\ edncrday t-teii .
lug in the parish house. Miu Sarul.‘
'ltilillil. Min 5. \\ l‘titipti' and Mr...
liiisini \‘att Kirlt \\tI't‘ inns:
proiuitirig llit allair. ultitii provtd a
big ruccess.

lib-hard Abendrtith'a llullroad utc.
iitic l).illlt‘l‘ shop. which ilt'i‘ been I'itih 1
‘II lot the paint week, became or Mr
Abt-iidrotii'r‘ illness. has ilt't'Il reopen
ed. Reed liepe. oi South \‘oru-ullt
managing the [hop ior llit‘ unite. i...
latter will enter a New Mini bospitu.
today {or an operation.

Friends of Edwin Milton ltoylc nt‘
tliacle .irct-t are reading “2th mucl.
interest an article from llm pt'll which
lllpi’ll‘l in the current l.i\’ut' of IL‘trp‘
t-rs' Magazine. in whlth Mr ltoyit.
tells of intimate usaocitmons nitli Ed
win Booth. which shows pill-Wit of tha '
great actor's pcraonali:y lit a non
ight. Mr. Royle read a paper along
this line some months ago, at one oi
:he series of authors' rt-itdtnirii given
'ly the ”Irli‘ll (‘ivlc league. and lilt‘
resent article is .tii amplification 0'

’pringdale were married Wcincaday.
t L30 p m.. at the home oi the Rev.
i‘\\'l.'l t‘. l-‘ullur Li Brooklyn, an lIlIl !
iiittc friend of both the bride and
groom. They were attended by Miss
Intiisa 8.. bangdon of Barton and
tit-bard A. llugdalc. ii brother of the
aide. also of Norman Heights. A sla
er of the groom, Mrs. Miller. and her
nsliand. of Springdale were among
he guests. After being entertainod.
it the homo of Mr. l-‘ullitr. the party,
went to New York and had dinner at
:he Manhattan. after which they visit-
ed the Hippodromc. Mr. and Mrs.

 

trip and upon returning will make
their residence in Springdale.

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CORPORATION PAPERS.
The Graham-Erna} (‘irur
puny, of Norwalk. hilt! iasuvd
«hares of its unissued capital stocr
amounting to “8.000. The i'i'plli‘
stock is 850,000. The amount pa:
in in cash on the new issue is Still on
The par value of the stock M3100
Yr 1711 Club. of Mi‘l'idi'n, lir-
filed articles of itauocla'ioii with tl‘ i
‘ecrctary of the state. incorporatin '
or social purposive. 'l‘he stlbacr‘l

 

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rs are W. H. A. Mturrtrd. C. W
leynolda. i‘. E Siocluhr. t‘. E. I‘J'
«It; Frank P. E"Rl"‘. l‘cvicr ’

'linlmp and Herman Hear.

The, Review Publishing (‘onipttny
'i Daricn has organized. The omcer.»
are: President and treasurer. J. F
\Vllliama; vice-president. Dr. ll. l‘)
Yangon; secretary. G. E. Richter
i'hese Mom. with Mark W. Norman
and C. B Dana. are d‘rcctora. li
aphal stock authorized in 34.0.?t
‘zvlded into 163 sll‘rt'fi of comm't'
'cck. par value :40. The amoun.
aid in in cash is ".000 and in other
roperty 83.050.

Tlic Pequot Spring Water (‘oni
any of Hartford. has incorporated
th filed a certificate with the sec
~t ry of the state. The capital
‘Ock authorized is 81,0000. divld»
It into 100 shares of common otock.
or value 3100. The amount ot
apltal stock with which the corpor-
"ion will begin business is 33.500.
The lncorporators are David 1’. La-

‘some time, has returned to :he Home .
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incrly of this town, who ha: been t... -.
has Ieit for New .

who has been 1‘... .

\\'Ill carry a stock of wallpal

(luiid of Si. Luke'sv
blunt-ii t-iiturtat‘ned a large number oil

active in‘

but subject. .2;
Miss Eva Frances illugdalc oi Noro .‘
on Heights- and Robert Pin" 0! i

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merit in Norwalk

9 c to $5.98

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' Manuals

$9.98 {to $24.98

$12.93 $14.93
Ladies’

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SUITS BOUGHT 11;: PRICE

Newest
921.9178.

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THERE .lSiNOiUSE TALKtN-GiMEN
We aregniiett'ng the lust Mrn’¢ and,Young Men's Suits in town for the prices'quoted

$10.00
Sliil'i Waisis

. Largest and prettiest assort-

$17.98 iii
Little Girls’ In
Coats

$3 98 to $7.98

litiys’s Stilts

$2.98 to'.$7.98

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‘forent story to tell. .

bol diozen blows of the first and thirdl llama of Glastonbury, Mrs. H. 8. But» by agreeing to close on Saturday at t

? lard 0t

Hartford, Mrs. James
‘Bolton of New Haven,

innings there might have been a dif-

lLIo’cloclt from July 8 to September 2.
Mrs. A. li.‘lnclusive, provided the movement is

lrving'general. we will submit a list or the
Charlesjlocal stores which will do the same
John P.. to each chamber of commerce by tho .

oxen. getting manure. discovered =91". Eliza J.'Lavietes and Stewart
l. Dunning of West Hartford.

The Home Building Company at
'sterbury has incorporated. The
apitai stock authorised is 82,000.
livlded into forty shares of com-
par value 850. The
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The Giants looked better in deefat. Dixon of \Yalliugfonl, Mrs.
yesterday than at any time this sea-I gabfir Innings: oll‘gfitzfi"

n.~ barrin ibl the lone victor . . - . ‘
$9? the Flam 'lg-iie gplflt they at: I Strut ot .New'Haven, Dr. Mary L. middle of Jutilie. fro bother
played tl‘ continued wiu get, themlWellea of Neg-ington. Dr. George L'l May we car at yfitlt b: ‘
somewhere by “a by ' :F. Williams of Hartford. and Mn; such help as we offer w assoc
1 Lucy B. Wilson a! Wethorailold. labie to you, since we do not wll to
' utters sent out yesterday to the.undertake such a campaign without

t“ 9" V0“. are “"399 to drink ' «mos issuing from the building and
‘ .imornlng. before breakfast. a “21"."0 the alarm. With the assistance
“’0! real hot water with a tea-I r' the neighbors the tire was put on
NI of limestone phosphate in it. With " ‘9' ““5 0‘ Vii"-

rfll‘a harmless means of washing out:
.0! ta. stomach. liver. kidney: and.

WITH THE GIANTS IN BOSTON.
Business Manager Foster bu ar-
ranged to start tomorrow's game at 3
o'clock in the hope oi making the 6:30
train for Now York.
mil Anderson. former Federal ..
banner. to ltkoly to oppoao Tom ,.

 

 

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with the full amount of capital stock.
The loom-punter- ano lartln J. It:
may. Harry 1‘. Green and Frank P.

Hughes in the farewell molten.

Kauil' tamed first time up'agaiast

' l .’ merce read as iol—‘your’enwuraument?
START; CAMPAIGN . FOR HALF chambers of com ‘ "Very truly yours,

HOLIDAYS;

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Tho Comumou' league of Connec-

"Mary C. Welles,

m and um the can". "We understand that some of the:

Tyler,_ but sitar that tiny more than
hold his own with t.“ southpaw. He
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m at Waurhlry.
'1'. lcliabon eon-nay. ia‘

ttcut has started a statewide our large department ”ores and 3 large ‘Genoral Secretary.
WI“ M tho 9'0"". 9’ department number of specially stores would " '

M m m mm“! “M": like my much to see a movement. g amount we namusturv.
1““ “9 Auguat. “"5" we" ”m started in Connecticut for early clooi Mother—Did ,0“ remember“ my

out yesterday to all the chambers oi 1.. on “gm 1. July and August;

 

 

 

 

Icla WM mutual. » for everybody, dear?
art-Mar! ' III! I.“ commando!“ "‘t’ “M“ ‘9' 9°. "Cools unit to help on such a. . ,
m' m who}... at Pfi'fl’t‘fl‘m aorta-at- was Nation in th- aws-tam gm"... .3 “(.0 mm n mama; Daughter—Well, Mummy. I pray-o
no “"5... autu- tun-ind for mu win-iii: m - PM- ?" m ”with were div 1: ible, the Consumers' mmlfor m. m m1: mm for dam.
. m divilal into titty on m m on tho W'dwmwdrt'fll-lu mm the services of its net-e13... mm, “m m 3“,. now.--
”at." “a par clan ”inhalation-t hitin tractor. IMwnmItwlIh-tao'mnum “mwmm'runch.
a.“ pull Ia and o pus-afloat. ""°""“‘ W nu 0mm“- to m obs-boi- bi cit-um in
I” ~ m 1 W“ at a“ D" “”3”.” 3".“ ”with. auto for a store-tonal! canvass hate “I:
‘ ’m'": bl» ‘ na fitting “In? til“ ““3"“ ’m' 3- "ch" in liar. and. it tho loadibg dopart- Advertise our Wants. For
luau-ab! ta- an. ~. ........' tho “I 0' “0" “"03. IN- 3- “- “mum stores will ‘tm the initiative m in The out. ‘

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