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(ill NEWS 1
There will be an important meeting
of South Norwailt Council, Kuigbt~‘ of
Columbus. this evening.
A regular meeting of Division No. 1
A. 0. it, will be held this evening in
the lodge rooms in Wall street. All
members are urged to be present.
A short meeting of the First Dis-
trict Commissioners, was held last
evening in the ofices in Wall street.
Regular business was considered.
important business will come before
tonight's meeting of McKinley Camp.
1‘ S. W. \’., which will be held in the
headquarters at the Town Assembly
Hall.
There will be a regular meeting of
Wanoma Council, No. 31. l. 0. R. hi.
this evening. in Red Men's Hall. in
Halo street. Routine business will be
carried out.
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Routine business was conducted at
last evening‘s meeting of Norwaik
Aerie, .\'o. 588. F. O. E. Refreshments
were served at the close of the busi-
ness meeting.
A regular meeting of St. John's
Lodge, No. 6, P. A. and A. M., will be
held this evening in the lodge rooms
in Wall street. All members are urged
to be present.
Noz'unlk has a new church. it is
known as the iielienic Orthodox
church. and has a following of locnl
(irui' residents. Services are held
on Washington street.
Adams Express Company's auto
truck backed into a small automobile
driven by Joseph Bannigoss, this mor-
ning. in Wall street. and a broken head
light on the small er machincr esulted.
Members of the Phllnthea Class of
the Norwalk M. ii; church. are com-
pleting final arrangements for the
"shoe social.‘ which will be given one
der the auspices of the class, tomor-
row evening. in the. church parlors. A
good time is assured. .
Native rhubarb is on the local mar-
lmt. it is selling for 5 cents 'a bunch,
and is especially good. Hi to a few
(lays ago Norwalk grocers were sup-
plied from the South. and were ob“!-
ed to retail nt 8 and 10 cents a bunch.
\I lit the coming of locally grown rhu-
barb the price has dropped while the
Quality has improvead.
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Routine business was conducted at.
last evening‘s meeting of Our Sisters‘i
llclekali Lodge, No. 55. l. O. O. F..-
uhich was held in the lodge rooms in.
“all street. A rehearsal of the dc-
gree and guard teams of the lodgc.
followed the regular business meet-‘1
:dng. Another rehearsal of these teams:
will be had on next Wednesday even;
Ins. and all members are urgently re‘
quested to be preth if possible.
—ON THURODAV NIGHT I
at the Country club a special dinner;
is served. .
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We have 1,000 Un‘ Peso [One Dolhr] bills, Mexican
' er government of. Pancho Villathe,
ositor on Dollar Day. Thursday,
"with one of these bills until the
'. .. “It“. new: ‘alghlis" arrests of women was the do.
_ stand here panties-day of Ira. Alice‘l
~———-————v-—: .. W" Stohhfll Wolln of MI Alt-ho. in.
M “ Icy-Mod lrst iotieewonnn in the world.
I 9 NEW RED I!“ IUILDING
-ture and exhibit
Imogen-twosome
‘ ”inductees-s. i
P“ “I" C°ld d YW“ museum. nay t:.——No norei
"Ion once-rs." said Ira. Wells." e»
racially detectives and plain clothes
molt, must go to the homes of women
and compel the. to accompany them
at can to the station.
"Sometimes this may be proper. But
often it may occur at any hour of tho
UNDERTAKER
Tel. ones. teas-a; House. 003. 1
21 WACHINGTON sr.
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Ifyouauthilihgolfitn'ldingnowristhetime tone-
cure fiouthl‘oding He chants the materials that are
needed. We have on has! a large want of BRICK.
LIKE PLASTER. CEIENT ands thousand other arti-
cuestoomtomntion. Weareinthehattleior
buunessandloadedtothe muzzle with just the goods
RmAYMOND BROTHERS .
Phone 113-3. :37 Washington St.
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lNTERNATOONAL FELDCPAR CO.
INCORPMATIS.
Motion Picture Company Starts
day or night and find women totally
unprepared for lien visitors. Yet the
oncers' duty is such that. no matter
what state of dress or undress the '0-
nian may be in. they must keep hot
warm, “under personal observation.
The international Feldspar (‘0 of Mid- "If "’9! "05’0“ h?!“ 8‘" "93d! 5*
die-town has incorporated. The “my hind closed doors the might succeed
orised capital is 350,000 divided into in making h" 0mm 3'" will“ “'
500 shun-s of common stock. The cor- tempt. selfdsstruction. 8” “w
partition will begin business with the “at”! "“1““- She "‘8'“ “8‘"
lull amount of capital stock. The in- ‘ mm“...
corporators are Stephen F. Shel-man.l N this reason. “I“ ”“3“" "'7
of lmwrence, Mats, Josiah Quincy of ‘3"7 “WM have policewomon. ”
Boston. George F. McKay of New York I“ there ”3 ‘0‘” policewoman '1
snd Benram E. awe". of liddle- twenty states. The International As-
town. sociatlon of Policewomon is menus
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"lintzs a
Open'fllls Evening
Follow the Crowd to
The un'ood Producing and Ex- here inconjunction with the Condor-
hibiting corporation 0‘ Waterbury us once of Charities and Correction. and
filed incorporation papers. The WI” Mrs. Wells's remarks were made in
pose of thee orporstion is to manufac- her address before that body.
moving pictures. That than who will not work and
films 9.0 The authorised capital ,3 those who cannot work hinder others
350,000 divided. into 500 shares of m I'm" "3W“ "- W
common stock par “we "00. The statement of James Mullenhach of
corporation will begin business with CMCW' ‘ leader in labor Pmb'fln “'
81.000. The iiicorporatons are Will-,uV‘u.‘
iam ii. Stevens, Mary D. Babln and A “ml“! “mm “9 “”0““ b’
.lohn J. O‘Neill. ,Mr. Mullenbach as a first requisite in
The Putnam Garage. incorporated, handling the unemployment problem.
of Greenwich has tiled incorporation' M" lullenbach showed that. in the
papers. The authorized capital stock recent period of hard times, ”1° un-
is 335,000 divided into 350 shim of ‘mPWmm Dmbkm ”9“” 5““
common stock. ”I. “me “u in, more acute by reason of the fact that‘
corporation will begin bush. with the “don't “It" “d the “can't work"
".000. The incorporstors are Russell '9” "“"d “p with thousands of hon-
A. Cowlss of Greenwich, George A. est laborers capable of holding good
Morrison of New York and lawrsnca ; POBMOBI.
A. Moore of Elizabeth. N. J. ‘ _._.._.....
The Henry G. llrinkwnter Sons off REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Greenwich have incorporated for the With “1° advent 0' warmer weather.
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CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Pm- ... ..... .... Mintzs for Great
CONNECTICUT SHAD SEA BASS
BLUE 3 J COD :
WEAK HALIBUT .
MACKEREL TILE
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LOBSTERS mm 0 II
71 NORTH MAIN. STREET .
FreeDellves-y FURNITURE
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IIADIE SPORT SHOES ‘ . Roomy Rockers, Strong Settees, Chairs of many models.
English maid: in tan. or white buck.
A splendid shoe for “unmet outings.
WE SELL HOSIERY.
Reliable makes of silk. lisle or high grade cotton, in
black. white and all the new and standard colors.
C(lNNEA LLY & BRACKEN
If WAOHINOTON ITIIIT
TILUHONI 1475-2.
purpose of doing on express and traustsrs of real estate in Norwalk
trucking business. The authorized cap- are becoming more frequent. Quite :1
ital is 315.000 divided into 300 shares number of sales have been recorded
or common stuck par value $50. The at the office of Town Clerk Herbert
corporation will begin buslnoss with R. Smith during the past few days.
money, issued for the farm
Mexican bandit. Every},
$6,000. The lncorpomtors are Thomas
W. llrinltwuter. Harry 1“. Drinkwater
and Leonard S (‘lark of Greenwich.
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ORGlE. FOLOW' U. 5. RETRIAT.|
Bandits Wresk Vengeance on Those.
Who Sold Supplies to Troops. ,
t‘OlJ'MllUS. N. M.. May 18.—A,
reign of terror has followed the with-i
drawing of American troops from the
advance llilde at San Antonio ‘to Nam.
iuttipn, according to iitiormatlon‘
brought to the border today by return-
ing truck drivers.
Mexican bandits have begun the‘
work of retribution by killing Chinese.
Mexicans. lndians and any others who
sold food. lumber and clothing to the:
“gringocs.” Withdrawal of the Amer
ican column started last “May. The
next day it tent colony of Chinese was
attacked. Many of them were killed.
not only for revenge, btit for loot as
well.
Typlius in the village of (‘asns Gran?
tics. three miles from the American
camp at Dubian, has caused t‘ol. Ca-
.hcll. commandant there to forbid sol-
dicrs' entering the town. No cases of
the disease are reported among the
soldiers. -
Food riots in northern Mexico 1 "\‘c
precipitated conflicts betWeen the ('i\'-
ilian population and Cnrrauzista troops
in which many have perished. accord-
ing to other advices today. Crowds of
women at Torreon have been fired up-
on by the iroops on three separate oc-
casions when they attempted to seize
supplies gathered there for th Mxlcsn
soldiers. These reports say that the.
death rate among Mexican children
from starvation is exceedingly heavy.
-—FRIDAY LUNCHION
at the Country club, remember.
1‘ -‘o__ys_atld 100
in. .
‘ getting up."
gslsllsve been in-
_ ssDoIsEDIyasd Will be.
'ibikls‘sssseoveair. Thi noseyis
The list follows:
Ila-neat Bowman to Estate of Henry
Green. lot and buildings. Fair street.
Foreclosun.
Wood Concrete Construction com.
pany to Samuel 2. Chesebm. 25 lots.‘
lain street. War. 1
I. J. Ungvary to Philip 8er lot and i
buildings. West street. War.
lnos H. Coo to Mattie G. Tntlmadge.‘
lot and buildings. Bell island. War.
Edna B. Lewis to Jane Den. Robertsl
two lots. Rock Lodge Gardens. War. 1
Bertha Brodbeck to Jacob Wolfe“
and wife. building lot. Norwalk rm}
Madeline F. Webb and Minerva M;
Davis to Lawrence & Philcox. build-l
ing lot. l-‘alrtleld Park. War. 1
Andrew Baiiss to Stephen Horvsth,‘
and wife. lot and buildings. Ely are}
nue. War.
Ernest C. Haviland to William P.
Russell. lot and buildings. Brush:
street. War.
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The W. C. T. 1'. will meet tomorrow
beginning at 2:30 o'clock at the Home.
Post
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correctlyeonfomstoyouxm
moon:
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‘f ~¢“/"'€’_‘J//C.’.P.
“Cliptwood” Porch Screens, Porch Rugs of many patterns.
Swing Couches. with iron frame and awning if desired. ,
Rustic Furniture, Hammock Chairs. Steamer Chairs,Camp
Chairs and Stools. -
RAYMOND 85 SON
' Wall and High Sta. Funeral Directors Norwalk. Conn.
Best Family Flour, bag ........................... m
Gold MedalFiour.bag.. .................... 89¢
Force.pkg... ...... ......... . ............ 10¢
Baked Beans with tomato sauce, 4 cans ............ 25¢
Uneeda Biscuit, pkg. ..... .................. 4"
Fine Mixed Tea, lb. . . . . . . ......................... 27¢
Swift's Dixie Bacon, lb. ................ . .......... 16¢
A. STULL
’uComgesweet.
Dollar Day Specials
“6% Little Shop
56 No. Main St.
K. (at. A. Clavcn
Glover’s Shoe Store
MILTON ELWOOO.
SOUTH NORWALK
for the Aged Westport avenue. The1
members are united to make it special:
effort to be present that they may
contribute toward the cheer for the in"
n ates.
'l‘hc Andrew deel Oyster Comp-ox?
of this city and Bridgeport. have been:
granted by the office of patents. Wnsh-l
ington. it. C. it new trademark. l
-—WAS TROUBLED AT NIGHT
Painful. annoying bladder weakness‘
usually indicates kidney trouble. 801
do backache, rheumatism. sore, awol-i
ion or stiff muscles or olnts. Such!
symptom have been relieved by Fo-l
ley Kidney Pills. Henry Rudolph, Car-'
Kidney Pills i sleep all night without‘
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Prices of Rugs
have advanced. and will advance more. but we purchased a
largo quantity last Feb.. so that we are able to show a
fine assortment of patterns in Tapestry Brussels. Body ;
Brussels. Velvet Aaminstor and Wiltons, at prices that are ‘
far below the present value. ‘
~ This is the Place to Buy Your Rugs
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The A. J. Angevine 8i Son Co.
90. NORWALK.
134.133 wasnmomu 31'.
Grand lodge with which he became
DAD. identified twenty years ago. ‘
. The other oleers of the grand
tattle 03:“,me are as not-
ws: ergo M. spines. do
. grand master. Waterbury: William“?
'3 o! the 0011- Hutchinson, grand tsry. New
Haven; Sydney W.-,Cnalleager. guns
treasurer. Bridgeport; Philip Pad.
grand representative. New Haven:
Harry Hitch. grand worden, Norton-
dotl: Willhm ’1'. Meyer, grahd Ina}
anal. mm: Frank w. Whites.
grand Mouton-Hattie”: Charles H.
Smith. grand chaplain. Barre, Milt;
Herbert 1. Phillips. grand guardian.
Gately 8i Brennan
For Up-to-dlts Dervlos Call
_ FRED H. GAMING. \
Funeral Director and Emulator
ortlse and nuldems
Telephone 904.
It Go. Mala on. So. Namath
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”m 3.:- -_ ’; Goods Fjor- .
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Men’s Spring Suits , 332°“
ATTRACTIVE PRICES
ON CASH 0R CREDIT We I011 Fauitlesa “Wear.
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0n Dollar Day ”3mg?“ *1 e ,
Clifford Pharmacy."
So. Main and Elizabeth Sta.
Phones 8334532
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
.It-Psys-To-Advertisc
We Sold More
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
last week than we expected
' TREE WDRK
Have no insured mm i 0? ALL KINDS
Rates and Particulars. PRAYING
.. In season
'J.ll.l.aytondmt}o.m.nl3c.
Lnot-taste» and
5 Railroad Ave. situational:
. 323'”
Pin all tired out and cannot be”.
A weary housewife said.
flak-M a kindly neihbor asked.
was don't no In row we“! .
i’m now u town—can you suggest-
ras-r custom Linn 1'0 nu}
vontt.
liven scoot-minced. . '.
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Bean iaitdt‘ Sounder; ‘
‘8.ltldrwalk.Phonssa§x-x ,1 th.‘ “
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