'wnfi'nhsnsv saw 3. x916 a: coma Roawau amino mule; PAGE snvau ' Serve Lunches Lane’s Bakery 51 Ween-den fireet. IIIII NEWS A wonderful selection of dainty Millie i’ltte compound HI Willi Tar For That Cold oi Yours 5. ll. lulu. Stuntman III-“4 TV“ “ Rant! rd UNDERTAKER Tel, office. 10sec. Hen... cos. :1 wasHmoron er. I new Rec stews BUILDING I I I . t I I r I l I LUCKY "hone 113-3. You know what you g t in QUALITY and QUANTI- TY when purchas: ng CJAL. HAY. GRAIN FLOUR FEED FERTILIZERS, BUILDING MATERIAL and other ueediul soot in our line. The Best is the cheapest every time. Get in touch with Live Wire up «sedate mer- chants A wonderful help in time of need. RAYMOND BROTHERS STRIKE r31 Washington St IIIGII SIIIIO0I Illllli There was. a rehearsal of the senio play cast. yesterday afternoon. ill t'n assembly hall. blouses, at moderate prices will be} Iound at the N. E. Ryan Co’s store. weekly meeting of illc‘ beI iuI A regular First district commissioners will held this evening in the oflices “'itll street. Time will be a regular meeting of Our Sisters' Rebecca Lodge, No. I. 0. 0. F. this evening. in the lo.l-:e Toorns. in \‘l'all street. All members are urged to be present. 7.- J) t. Members of Buckingham W it held at) all day session today, at their headquarters. ill lied Men‘s Hall, 1 Main street .\ sewing held in the morning, and u busines» writing, in the afternoon. “ There will be a regular rneetinu, this evening, of Norwalk Aerie, No. 588, F. 0. 1‘}, in ldaglt's' llail. Ill Wall slrret. at the close of the business lllt‘t‘llllll. All members are requested to he vim-t tilt. Lengthy briefs were illt'd ytvsterdttt with Judge Scott in pleas, Ilirnbury, venting the conten- tions of the litigants in the case of the. vs. Samuel Keels‘ Plurnlrt-cs Lime (‘0. er. Tire case was henrd by Jlltlilt‘ Scott last week . and its based on the; poyrnent of SI 200 lire insurnnte to theI defendant t which the lime company of- ficials claim should have been paid to them. Pa «sentient at ho irate octaeion Itillt‘lt’d Iments on tht- subject of “color” today. i ply to ‘telrtwtt‘sais of the senior play, which li'llie'll‘» . l :~t‘>nl()n wtlr' Refreshments will be SPTH‘II court of common L0} I The class in ad'tancetl physics coir :‘ullle wry interesting expert w anted A rat to be used Wedna- itla\ altttttoon Thursday evening and Ii‘tiday evening: black preferred Ap- LOBSTERS, LONG ‘AND Bridge 11 None also. It. E. llunnnler and E. Sherer, of the senior play committee. 'l‘he rehearsal of the William Tell cast wits postponed until they can get the il;~t~t‘illbl) hall. At present the hall is alumni in constant demand for will be alien Thursday and Friday of tIllIs‘ With. last home mime for the next v.1) wet-its will be played today at Amusement l‘nrk. The local lllgh INIIltnll boys will play the Port Ches- ter learn. How many games have you' been to this your? Show your spirit and come and support the team. Ad- }.ltlrtx‘ltlll. ltt t'ttllls. I I 'I he HEARD IN CLASS. Teacher \‘l‘hat social distinctions .litl Mrs. Barker possess? Student <\\'hen :«Ilt‘ went to sleep? Int it party. I Ii‘ttti'her‘ 'I‘Irttt l\ll'l distinction- ithat's social extinction. - .—_. $5170 PLEDGED FOR ST. JAMIS'. Sumtesiul Every-Member Canvase Made in Episcopal Perish, Danbury. A. the result of the Etery Member i $7 CONNEALLY 8r BRACKEN S1 WASHINGTON STREET Connecticut River- SHAD Caught in the morning. Received at z p. in. daily. FULL LINE OF ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH. CUTBILL’S Free Delivery. ROUND CLAMS. Market intone 100. Johnstone & Murphy’s A Snappy model for young Men Of English tan, lace, on the Loom Last .50 TELEPHONI 1476-2. 'SONS DESIRE USE OF MOTHEI'Si MAIDLN NAME. , Ernest Mortimer Cool: and Gem-go h Kenneth Cook both of Bridgeport yes it vterday petitioned the Civil Superior; court for permission to change their 3 name to “Ballard." Ernest was born: in South Norwalk on April 27 1590 andI Income was born in Darien on Aug I 527,1801. Both state that their mother's maid- en name was “Ballard" and that theyI have used that name more often in. 'tlie last flew years than their ovtnI illitl'tl‘ ias Ballar " and claim that if iheI It l -—_ -w W. .— one. Intan. M._ “fig “Can any girl tell me the threeI ‘foods required to keep the body in ealih?" There was silence till one maiden eld up her hand and replied: “Yer breakfast yer dinner and yer upper. ’uSan i-ru'icisco Argonaut. “You proposed marriage sister, i believe?" to my asked the blond “Yes, I did.“ replied the with his hat in his hand. "And she refused you?" “She did." “Oh, well. Irough with young I hope you're the family." not , Yonkers They are know to their friends Istsiesman. Ithange of name is granted no one will Mintz’s Founcs Silk Gloves 50c - 75c - $1.00 Ibe harmed as they are both singleI i‘and there is no litigation pending 35-; ’ainsi either. , The biggest and best time at the FIR' :5 Fair tonight. l'm all tired out and cannot bale, A weary housewife said. Well. then. a kindly neighbor ashed,‘ Why don't you buy your tread? SPRING SUITS INSURANCE I Ilm new in town-weep you snuest I \'.t here I had better 30? Ill" it is homemade bread you want, I Just go to 5 Monroe. I boon-Cut. hos-d. I'EgAder -and.o‘y no. Cereal From April 29 to May 4. incluslv t'.art\ as.» math in St. James' parish, l .trrltiry, Sunday afternoon. for the} outpost.- cl it"xtrutlinr. the weekly conv I take me ”2mm”? "am St South Nnr- ‘lrlbll lull“ t’llieittpt‘ syhttm ll tolill of walk say they often find that the trains are unwilling to wait when one of the main line trains is lute. and the pile of express matter. limes. trucks and other things which urn found on the platform often make it notessary tor the passenger who must therettneI trike tht- train "on the wing" to inrperil his life in order to reach the step of a car through the maze of heterogen- eous mutter. ‘Ihllllllll‘y News. Korwnlk and Port (‘ltester llighs clarlr. this afternoon. at Amusttnt-nt Park. Manager (‘0mstorh, of the h cals will undoubtedly stud Smith to the mound for this game. and iomor To“ use Dugrtn against lletlrel. in Bethe]. 0n “'Ptlllt‘hdtly. May 10th Norwslk will Journey to Port (‘liester for a return genre with the New York State nine. It is hoped by the local youngsters' fans that an outfield ot Butllclent calibre to support the rest of the team will soon be secured. A local attorney who was irt attend- ance at the naturalization proceedings in the Superior court’, Bridgeport,yes- terday, states that one applicant for cltlenship papers was turned down on the ground that he didn't know who Mills was. Names O'Hara reports that his bicy- de has been stolen from his yard, at 80 West avenue. Ball playing must stop on the Cash factory lot on Mon- roe street. Complaints regarding both of these matters have been made to police headquarters. TAXES is the absorbing theme at the present time. Taxes are due and must be paid. Join our Tax, Savings Club and when your next tax-bill comes due you will hi" the money ready to meet 't- on. it You here: send nit yourmbiil mm will pay it for you, out at your Tax Savings Club deposltl, Ea send you the receipted bill. Join I the club tum. , ~ .TlieSouthN'crwIak firmness-mundane. $5.1.o12 “as plulgtd tor the support :ur it u Mtllli or the lmhllrth during theI. ”min. \i‘ r‘tr. (ll this amount 84.— I oil 3.: itrts stilm-ribeii tor church ex-I lvt‘llfits :nrtt smattso for the parish's 1t] 3t r'tioumcirl of tttls‘HIttit fluids. Ill :llrllttllllt‘lllt' at the service. at St. mimics . Sun-l: l_\ owning. the results of the t .ill\il\ the rector, Iii‘l'. Aaron C. (tliil'lll. toniuutnlnled the men Who' Ili'fl Itlkl‘ll putt Ill the i.tu\nss upon! Itire success of their work and ex [ll‘t‘sw'tl his illllll'i'(‘litlltlll ol' the loyalty I and (to union of the po-upli of the par- islr. train of whom but made contri- Ibnlions at personal slur-.ltltes He 1strtttti tIttt t' ll in room will Ilt' swelled cousitlernhlt b\ pledges _\tl to be ninth by tut-inlurs oi lIlt' polish twhoI two out of town \i“:«‘lt ltlll). and the (llllllllltttl weekly l‘llltHIiilti pledges and Illastei ol'ltl int; “ill ll 'llIl the splen- 'tlltl total of almost $9. 0H0 lurtini: his l‘tllltll ks at the evening Istertite \lr t‘obt.itt 11““th particular: curt basis upon the irritlrftilnt ss of the :lllt‘ll til the p.‘tri,~lr to the duty that :yhet had been .la’ketl to pertorrn Sev- enty ti lrt tutti had both tissicned to the t :tinnss and none failed to rcpottI at the appointed hour. At the t'ill‘liOT‘I rite (‘ornnrnnion at eight o‘clock. Qinrw day morning. over fifty of these men were in attendance. 25 HELD lN VlCE CRUSADE. Atlantic City Ministers Conduct Cam paign Over Heads of Police. ATLANTK‘ CITY" N. J.. May 3.— ln an organized crusade permanently. to wipe out the segregated districtfi twenty more alleged proprietors and inmates of resorts were arrested yes terday. Tw‘entv- five are now in cns I tody and seven other warrants remain the heads of Director ot—Pnblic Safety William H. Bartlett and Chief of P0- lice Malcolm B. Woodruff by the Law- Enforcement League of America The branch of the body in this city in. eludes only the ministers of the icon I churches. There are minors now of charges of malfeasance in once against both Bartlett and Woodrutr for permitting the disorderly resorts. Political sig- hldoaace is also given the movement against Mayor William Riddle, the re. sort's tic-called "llherality" executive, who stands on the platform of a wide open seaside for his reelection on is. D. Biddle. Bartlett and Wendi-til! .Rl'l pitted. splint a combination of other interests in the coming tight. and chances are rite that the police, under orders. are winking at many The clergy. in consequence. m’... an lamination. and the wholesale ar- t h I '1“ WV!“ he tried baton . cit-sen 0» “the“ the. I” l I I I . I \ unserved. The raids were made. Oier Io hers you have the better the have of getting the maker. chaser of 5°C. worth or over will recelte a numbered coupon which must be signed and deposited in a sealed box. The lucky holdtr will be announced in our next .l-Yldity adi. Buy an often as you wisht the more chance Free a $2.25 Aluminum Double Cooker to the customer holding the lucky number. e eat h pur- u urn- y ou (Tel. 371 12 East India Tea Co. 5 Washington Street Can he wheeled. will stand alone. or on the-m with baby ho Ihlltcd to tho. hurt in] T but. Call and? v91: showmiu a mm With artistic Satisfieb your taste completely, decorate. All the latest styles he’s showing. Kind attention he's bestowing, And the work is promptly done. None have to wait. “ind it painting you are needing, In this line he's also leading, le will mtlie your house look new And upiodste. A. COHEN 141 WASHINGTON STRIIT The Reed 8: Volk Electrical Co. The Only Fully Equipped ELECTRICAL SHOP In the Town AUTO SUPPLIES Phone 806—60 Sc. Main St. Sc. Norwalk, Music Hall Brod I | IA. 3. Angevine 8t Son 134-136 WASHINGTON ST. .— FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW YORK. Freight beet leaves Pier 17 East River, New York (foot of Catherine U. S. CONSTITUTION IS LIKE CEN- TIPEDE. Thomas Sense of Standard Tells Natu- rsllutlon Examiner That it Has 48 Legs. When Thomas Sons of Stamford was on the stand in the civil side of the Superior court Bridgeport yester- Idny afternoon being examined as to for being a citizen or the. was risked by Al- Iltla illness United States, he litn (‘hnrch of Boston. special natural . lzatlon examiner. if he eier snw the constitution of the United States “Yes sir." “Well. whirl is it?" No response and lent.r pause. "How many legs hits it " “l-‘orty-olght." was the prompt re- spouse. it was clear that Sessa did not un- derstnnd t‘te question. so he was nak- (‘tl other. he \vns i‘Tl'lII)’ newlldered by them. lli.-= lie was the only man of the 30 ex- amined yesterday who failed to pass successfully lestetday was naturalization day in the Superior Court. There were 150 n the list of petitions among whom was George Auger. tlic P‘airfleld glantf but who did not put in an appearance: before Judge James H. \\ ebb as he is in the west on a trip applicant appeared to answer .qnestions pu him with promptness. A witness f of the. applicants ‘Istnted in the. lobby of the court that the present war in Europe is making the average foreigner very acute and anxious to know more about the U. S. than ever before. All the German born applicants were closely examined and passcd‘very satisfactorily. FEDERATION 0F TEACHERS. CHICAGO. May 3.—An organisation known as the American Federation of Teachers today started work in the interests of teachers throughout the United States. At a meetlnx here last night. the organization of the Feds!» tlou was elected ,antl cillcers were elected. The Mention will have as its members organisations or touch- ers throughout the country which pine afllatelwitli the labor now- I maamwmveb application was coming nod for further study by the applicant; The average I the ‘ l i I r I ELITE SHOES For Men Elite quality is always held up to the same high standard. I I Always a dependable shoe. $4 to $5 Glover’s SOUTH NORWALK. Milton Elwood, Manager. W Which brings me woe. aluet they all so? W They say our talth in Robin Hood Should not endure. This leaves me in despondent mood Without I care. rm ‘< Must. Pocahontas lose our love, And Contaminant that“ will not roll as at Oar Gym , . m They say there was no William Tell. The heroes that we loved so well— 'l ’ St.) every day except Sunday. at 8 p. (in. Freight received at Nerwallt up to ,5 p .m. and at South Net-walk up to . 5:30 p. to. accrue P. roots. General Agent. THE ANNINO J. SMITH TRANS DOITATION LINI. ins. The Norwalk PawnshopI Money Loaned on Articles of VALUE Tools, Musical Instruments. Jew- elry. Etc, on Sale. 103. Roseulleld, Prop. 40 Water St. So. Norwallt. I I I | t I I . Sal CIIRLOCI. NJ. Illicit! SIDS. GARAGE .I Cross St. 13 Woodward Ave. 'Pitons 15231 South Norwalk, Ct. STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORL WORK A SPECIALTY. Tine. Tubes and Supplies. Prompt Mica I Future. ”—- FOUR TOOLS IN ON “ma..- \ fig Uh IAI'IIAR I'F'C C0. also Syracuse Chilled Plows All Hand Garden Tools in Stock IAIbCIi D. MorganI (Successor to Chas E Dow ‘12 WASHINGTON st 30 Mostwatni CONN THE CIZMAND FOR PRIVATE SECRETARIES nu opened a new field tor young MD“. A ‘ .‘ I. Let us prepare you; mm. (20m South rim-1k. suture. run I Chester. ” . For UM Service Catt IMO H. alumna. "mi 0|qu nun Inn-tuner m on. W 11‘ 3‘0 Successor to War. Hun. - Phenom 37 Fort Street. uni Now-lie altill your walls will FIRE FOR MEN AND BOYS ‘UTWO‘ILE All Complete At R l E LIFE 57. $10 and $12.50 5.? 5'3“? Get the Habit and Go to COUNTY Goiilieb’s it No. Main St. so. Nerwslii I '5' 9" lamn‘m 1 en . FOR YOUR CLOTHES t s mums m. mfim Here is one who papers neatly, IM No Zlalag Business We have all American men in our employ whom you can trust in your home. We are paying the highest market prices for all kinds of Junk. Feather Beds a specialty. WM. EFFRON CO., Inc. 3 Rowan St., E. Norwalk. Tel. 441- Tel. «1. I W 0 I Pale-sow 1% ‘3‘.“3 “MERG‘r my , LNW»~I~~»~.&... ; l RIIUILT TYPIWRITIRI — L G Smith. Under-west laminates. all eebq a», m". loll. rental. '3?“ ‘ repaired luau); . W month Inching. soil at 85 per mm. JAS. DONNILLV' is count Iain Street. count I»... I - - —~——s—.. .- ”m ——~—~«——-= The New Science IDIFIM TION OF CHIROPRAOHO, Chiropractic is the definition at m cause of the disease and the art cl adjusting the some. Disease is caused by a wrench. twist or sprain in the back. Even if done. in cbiitlhfll it creates pinched nerves and rein in Ilster the in the cuter-cut organs and Ibube. Chiropractors remove the cause cl disuse and pain. health is reetonl throuh harmonizing the nerve In- tsms in your body. Female trouble. given special attention; also cal-van. ot the muse. You will never MI uvine the Chiropractor a chance to help you. 3 Melanie treatments given also. 1 T. Francis. D. C. I4 Washington 8!. Se. Norwallt. CO“ I Graduate tron Palmer Sold. .1 . FRlSBlE’S PIE Made in the Cieanesl Pladt from the best fresh truite obtainable. Ask Your Grocer ior Them. Insist on them at your res- taurants. Be Smells A It IS: CALLUSUP and we will rush cumin uni-internal when thing like this benea- innit I Lowest Priced Store in Town For Spring Clothing ON CREDIT \ home. If your PLUMBING is defective. some!» III-lb tary or worn out. have an m: necessary repairs or install i new system of MODERN PLUMBING “ JOIBING A SPECIALTY HORACE ERAS
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