TUEouux, IAY’ 9. 1916
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The association of deputy colleen;
tors of internal revenue of this state'
and itiiode island sill meet in Bridge-i
poi: ant Saturday atteruoon
a .‘Utlitl time
so.
«u forl
About 50 are expect-i
-—l.au dance of season by Naval mii
Itia at Armory, Tuesday. May 9th. Mc-
Ihielly‘s Orchestra. Music until two
o'clock. !
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There was a collision about noon.i
Saturday, in lower Atlantic street,‘
Stamford. between a lr‘etgenspan uu~
tomobile truck and the automobile of
Fraritis Rooney, oi Norwalk. ’l'he
Roomy automobile was damaged
oomeuhat. William Taylor drove the
11 ut'k: Stamford Adtocnte.
——l.a.st dance of season by Naval mil-
ltia at Armor). Tuesday. May 9th. Mc-
Eneliy‘s Orchestra. Music until two
o‘clock.
Simon Iliake, traveling representa-
tive of the l'nitt‘d liatters of North
America, in tire states of the middle
“'est, is spending a few days at his
home irt Daubury. Mr. lllake reports
that he has found tlte hat trade
very good in the tniddle West and the
demand for the union label goods to
be increasing. especially in the larger
cities.
‘ u—ov
—l)on't for int pride of (‘bun Nar-
ruk thicken supper. Red \Ien's llall,
Main street. Tuesdav evening, May 9.
Tickets 25c.
o ‘ t '
.
Several parties of local autornobil»
lsts Sunday afternoon saw a ruacltine
containing four persons crashthrouglt
n fence on a tttrn in the road Just
north of the Brancliville station. The
car was traveling at a good rate of
speed and could not make the turn.
One front wheel was broken and the
front of the nmehine was smashed.
'l‘h'e occupants of the car were unin-
lured.
-——All hats shown at The Fashion Shop‘
at the Regent Theatre will he display-
ed in the windows (or 3 days. Mrs i
B. Iii. Taylor, 60 North Main street. I
Local labor organiations are inter-
outed in the action taken at llarttord}
on Saturday at a meeting of the State‘i
Federation of Labor executive board‘
and representatives of affiliated unions.
regarding the state laws coveringv
"plcketing" during strikes. The meet-
Ing voted to have the A. F. of L. en.
deavor to secure a modification of sev-
eral provisions of the law at the next
meeting of the state legislature. At-
torney C. J. Danaher .of Meridcn, ad-
dressed the meeting on the strength
cnlng of the workingmen's compensa-
tion law. another matter of interest to
craftsmen of the state.
-—Last dance of season by Naval mil-
Itia at Amory. Tuesday. May 9th. Mo-
utclty‘s Orchestra. Music until two
o'clock.
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h) the people of the Congregational.
denomination at Stamford. N. Y. He SOUTH NORWALK‘
{made the announcement yesterday; Milton Elwood, “mg.
Wile Pine Compound!
With Tar
For That Cold of Yours
F. I. cum, usage“.
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! DoVid “ Raymund i
U N DE RTAK ER
Tot, “c.1004; Nous. m, 1
:1 wnomuo'rou or. ‘
new no unto outcome ' '
ELITE
SHOES
For Men
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New “It ramme- mm
LOOKING AHEAD
Ifyou arethinkingoi Building now is the time to se-
cure from tho Lending “extant: the materials that are
needed. We have on haul a large assortment of BRICK.
LIME PLASTER. CEMENT and a thousand other arti-
cues too numerous to mention. We are in the, bottle for
business and loaded to the muzzle with just the goods
wanted.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
131 Washington St.
Phone "3-3.
Friends of Richard Campbell, the
Donbury railroad man who was in
lured in the Stamford freight yards
last week ,witl be pleased to learn
that his condition today is much int ‘
proted. Mr. (fampbell will be conhn»
ed to the hospital for about ten days
Elite quality is always held up to ‘
the some high standard.
Always a dependable shoe.
$4 to $5
Glover’s
Rev. Walter Dudley Covert whoror
the past seteral months has been in
liazge oi tin tungregational church.
of Willimantic. as religious directorfi
the accepted a call extended to hixrt
t
i
CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD
floaters. Merci. Ila. Waits. Sal-m
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH. LONG AND
ROUND 'CLAMS, LOBSTERS.
CUTBILL’S
Bridge. Market
Phonu m7 and 108.
that he had decided to accept the call}
and experts to ultit'iute in his new
duties on the third Sunday in June. ]
HIGH 30H00l WES
Mr Perry rats that when the nd-‘
tamed pilislt's tiass begins to gossip.
it's worse than a Itaclicrs' convention
lie must know.
For UM “Moo Olll
mo N. MWNO.
Mr. 'l‘hotttpson. ottr new teacher. "M DIM“ m
~;il.\', iit speaking or mountains as‘ on. and m
lrnd barriers: "Every little section. Tot-phon- I“.
So. loin CL,
Inflomltt
has a pronunciation of its own."
The recitations of the fourth period
ere omitted today and amusicnl pro MR3 AL DAVIS HURT'
main. “llll ll MT. l’l‘ll) has been kind THROW“ FRO“ Hons:
UllOilLtll to arrange will be enjoyed in- j \
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“t““d- 'Fcrmer Eugenio Kelly Sutton Froc.
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The government will establish a. turn it Innszztfkull, Doctor!
training camp for young men under
the :t:e of eighteen at Fort Terry,‘
Loris Island. N. Y.
NEW YORK. May Sow—Mrs. Eugenia
Boys who Der‘ltelly Davis, who was married to Al
traps are not old enough for theiJ. Davis, former dancer and wine
l’lzttt burg training cttrnp would do agent. last November, to the great
“an to spend some of their vacation (unpleasant of her mother, was
hrre 'Ihe encampment is from Julylithrown by a fractious horse yesterday
t. to Atrium )2 The only upon!” near her home at Jericho, L. I. Hot-
“iii In $22.7.tt for the “mess" duringmkull was fractured at the bane. She
the the wt-oks' encampment. For fur-Erma not regained consciousness late
titer particulars see Dr. Gumbart. glut night and three physicians said
that her condition was critical.
The l’unbllry Hisli school has sent Davia’ first wife having obtained a
us a letter notifying us of their annual divorce, he and up... Kelly were mar-
atltlettc tneet and invitirtt: us to send “ed in Etyton, W. Va. on November
representatives there to prtrticipato..17laet.
In rum years we have never had a: Mrs. Davis inherited a trust fund or
track learn but. if we ever iritond t013500,000 from her father. Her in-
have one. now is the time to begin.‘¢ome up to 1912 was $6,000 a year.
We cart send representatives to Dan-,nnd In that year was raised to 810.-
tntt-y and even it the) do not win any-€000 by court order. She is 20 years
thins. it will be a step iouards tha.old.
establishment of a wider.tieltl of nth-i —-————-—————~—
lotics. In the pasLthe ulhletir activ-i :FLAGSHIP BURNED ' l
‘ties of the school have been extended IN MlLFORD HARBOR:
no turrher titan football. basketball MILFORD. May 8. The cabin cruis-L
and baseball. Only a certain few Olier Koyrton, flagship of the Milford.
the student body are interested in;\ncht Club, and owned by Thomas.
these sports. This is evidenced byiJ. Falls, of Brooklyn. N. Y.. was
the candidates that try for each at turned here yesterday when a spark‘
'he bet-{inning of its respective season. from the electric starter ignited coco-E
‘Whl‘ not broaden this field and have true fumes and caused an explosion?
sports which appeal to the person who that scattered gasoline all over the]
perhaps would be debcrred front the boat and caused it to burn rapidly?
above mentioned sports on account offhir. Falls and friends. who were int
his physical stature. A llght-weight-l‘thc boat preparing to make a short;
ed and stint boy may be a crack run-‘tttn, jumped into a tender and rowed‘
her or jumper, although perhaps hezto shore 200 feet away. The damage3
has not the requisites of a good foot-lwas about $1,500.
ball player. Now students of the
High school it is up to you alone [It local No 746 l'niterl Brotherhood
you want a broader held of athletics lot (nrpenters and Joint rs of America.
start in now. by sending representn' will hold a regular business meeting
tives to the Dnnbury meet. It would‘this evening. in the lodge. rooms, in
be great fun for a party of the stu- the Gazette building. in Wall street.
dents to go up to Danbury to cheer As this will be an important meeting.
their own men in athletic contests. A all members of the union are urged to
little school spirit will do the thing. lbe present.
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We Will Pay Your Taxes.
The Tax Savings Club is now open to receive members.
Many property owners hve already joined the club.
On April IOthhcél’n for your total kposits, with added I
Ladies’ Pumps in New Models
A bigmd varied line of this style of dainty footwear
that must be seen to be appreciated.
Stockings to hitch
We have a nplendid stock of Hosiery in black. white and
all of the new and standard shades.
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
.1 WASHINGTON CTR!“ “LIFO-ION! 1m.
Kisses and Smokes for American
Soldiers on the Way to Mexico
There snapshots show what hnpv
pened to the men of the Twenty-first
Infantry just before their train left
Portland, Oregon. for the Mexican
border.
First thcir mothers. sisters. wivec
and sweethearts distributed o. choice
assortment oi good-bye Kisses among
Uncle Sam’s fighting men. thereby
booming business at the recruiting
stations. ‘
Then a party of women appeared
with bulging bags and presented
, sacks of "l-ttzll" Durham cracking
tobacco to the whole detachment.
Perhaps these kind-hearted mull
didn‘t know it. but this tobacco is part
at the regular equipment of both the
army and navy of the United States.
and rottingit into cicarenes is a favor-
lto diversion of soldiers and cation.
Minu’s
Fownes Silk
Gloves
50c - 75c - $1.00
2.23.552 "“115 5:5
18, 22, 24, 26, 25 and 30 inches highl— ‘ ’." -
25:. to 65¢. . BC n W
M l"- m Insure You-Automate
25 Washington St. South Not-walk. ‘ FIRE, LIABILITY, nor-cm
p..." 10.0.2 Prompt Octivory.i DAMAGE, COLLISION
,. “An optomiot to a person who can
make the sweetest lemonade out
of the lemons that are handed to
hint: from day to day."-Wnr. H.
a .
1. aluminum.
Root [onto and lam
5 Railroad Ave. tooth Nonutlr
SCREEN DOORS
All oluo.
A Message of Spring 1
Ladies’
SUITS & COATS;
ON CREDIT
Gately I Brennan
42 souru MAIN 81'. i
SPRING SUITS
FOR MEN AND BOYS
All Complete At
87. $10 and $12.50
Get the Habit and Go to
Gofliieb’s
velvet; c.3313”
l...“ ‘.
; to the woman of refinement. Nothing
interest. will be mild If you prefer. send us your tax-bill
and we will attend to its payment and return receipted bill.
WMMM the me cfyour Tax Savings
Account.
Open Monday EM
TWO OFFICERS KILLED
IN AUTOMOBILE WRECK
LAW'I‘ON. Okla... May 8. —-'I‘wo linu-
tenants 0! the rim: Field Arousal
were‘ killed and two other ofhcors
twcro inland in an automobile»
hook at am 8m yutotday. The
than no noun-nuts m 8 Nny- mmaumuudvot-
"or “d Edwin I PfllCMlL bloom-l mug-paw;
1', $1 1%.. Jenna-Wipm
—KEEPINO UP To THE MARK.
"Spring Iovcr' is not always a Inimf
ilmu feel dull and sluuhh. tired Int!
{w cut. suitor from backache or won
worn out. antler from backache of
went back. rheumatism. sou mmlu.
at!!! joints or cum indication of kid-
immm. it will pay yotitohtvostt-r
,uto Foley Kidaoyl'tu. They are.
No Ziglag Business
We have all American M”
in our employ whom you can
trust in your home. We on
paying the highest market
prices for all kinds of Junk.
3 Feather Beds a specialty.
m you my was, your home at? WM. EFFRON co... Inc.
INVIRONMENT IO EVERYTHING:
to timer to a woman‘s heart than n
nonutilul home tastefully furnished. If
i you'll come to us we’ll show you our
l line of quality wall paper and explain
,v
a nominal cost. Our We" Ind 3‘“ 3 Rowan St, E. Norwnlk. \
will tipped to you. Tel. 441. Tel. “x.
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The (Jorham Co w--.»
‘0 ”m a“, Em Nomlai 4
k ‘tnnm-
v I Pate-(w
. [my 1“" s itiwtiit’r'ina
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I Sacco-lotto :98; 1"- lanurL'r Murmur... 15, q . ‘u
37 Fort Street Kilt Nanak. -. I-ith. Um -‘
g Inuit-m an «In:
men. rota. ratio;
inc-nu. Itontnlc. ll
our mouth. Inching
cold at u not will
1 Here is one who papers neatly,
San-fies your taste completely,
With artistic skill your wall. will
‘ decorate. JAO. OONIIILLY
'Ail the latest styles he's showing. I. .0090
Kind attention he's bestowing, I." m “nth M
.And the work is promptly done. ..______ _, :1
None have to wait.
The New Scienu
DEFIN‘ TION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chlroproctic In tho dclnltlon a no?“
com otthc dim-cud the “‘7.-
adjusting the same. Discus is ell-l 'I
try a wrench. twist or sprain In lid '
hack. Even I: done in mm
it mam pinched nervo- and nah i
tutu life in the Mount urn-o
halal, n.
And if pointing you are needing,
.‘ in this line he‘s also leading,
He will make your house look new,
And up- “todate
A. COHEN
In WASHINGTON STREIT
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The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
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ELECTRICAL SHOP m will “Millet; Aim
at the spine. You will «no
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Phone 805—80 Io. Mala It.
So. Not-walk. auto Hall mint
T. Franck.
.3 Cron- a. is Woodward Ava. Ii“!
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aroma: AND nanrnmo. roar CALL US UP . . 5
and we will rush our troubln
m rich: around when lot-o}
thing like this happens in it!"
homo. If your
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cry or worn otn. true I '
musty repairs or Ionian , ,2,
«It nyu- at -'
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Made In mammal!" ’ “MPIPIIIAMV .
PBISBIE’S
’ from the bent fruit Iruito
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