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Gill NEWS
A party of twentY-one ofiiclals and
employee 01 the Jlridgeport Trust Com?
pany enjoyed a dinner. last night, at
the Norton House, this city.
lites Mary E Lyon, 0! l26 Flax lllli
road, has returned home after spend
ins several days with relatives in
Babylon. x. Y.
Earle Brook's lioskins a former well “’0'? electrical supply " the king Summit"! 01' about 150000 balea oi cot
known uptown young man, now rule “0'“ “n b” “‘9“ mm the state '3" ton. Ioroever. Belgium and a great
ing in Bridgeport, spent taut evening “'m ‘0 ”l“ ”"3 “‘"emm'm will b° part of western Germany can beraoch
here with friends.
A ahort talk of Instruction was glV- "0 intention 0' "WW““HE local pub ltiona— at less coat from Rotterdam
.3 llbl evening by the Rev my; 3 lie bodies or private torporations and than from Bremen A comparison 0‘
Howell of St pgurg Church to the individuals from producing their own railroad ratoa above that Giadhacb.
litheidt. Gronau. Bocholt. Cologne and
class lately confirmed.
Sher“! Simeon POI! and his dflt’ll purchased for a million and a quarter centers, ualng “ml-b0! over {00,000
tier of Fairfield County are dining this “Mum 0,. 3m“, generating elation balee ”um are thua
attornon at the Dorian Hoaae. Prepar-
otione have ”0'“ made '0' l big time longing to a Berlin company. This ata- i
Nina Kathleen Pierce. of West
Itreet, has resigned her position with
the liatch dc Bailey 00.. and has ac-
cepted a position as a atenograpber
with Price & Lee (10., of Bridgeport.
~Porch, door and window screens.
Phone 1082. St. John & Kenor.
The first dance of the neutron will
tonight he held at Roton Point dauc~
lng pavilion. A record crowd is ex-
pected to frmolly open the
dancing season at the park. Grace
Brother‘s orchestra will furnish mue-
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Six candidates were put through the
warrior‘a degree. last etching. at the.
regular meeting of (‘nvkenoc Tribe
No. 32, i. 0. R. iii. The meeting wae
held in Red Men'n Hall. in Main street.
and dancing was enjoyed ai‘ter lht'
hotness. session had been concluded.
W. F. Cleveland. 0! Strawberry Hill.
has notifitd Humane ()ificer Hunt
that a ninjured homing pitteon
ati'ivcd at his home in Siranberrx'
Iiill. Mr. Cleveland would be glad to
‘ (Correspondence of
Unit of ilettiici l\ in the state
summer
has 4
Will NEWS 7 .
Zl'ltl(‘ll. Mat 2”
Aesociated
Saxon y
Switzerland,
The
aunt *iht' i.o'~'ernment of
no: u(‘(‘ldt‘d to take over
atmtiul til the g 4: ‘HliiUll and distribu-
Coal
fields and one big generating station'
hate already been atqulred, and the
Saxon Landtag ilha juet voted several
million dollars for further outlays.
Eventually it in expetted that the
able to fix the low est poaslble charges.
At the some time the government hu'
Ieiectrlcal power.
As a beginning. the government has
at iiirschfelde on the river Neieae, be
tion has already a capacity of 25.600
kilowatts and the plant to quite new.
Moreover it in clone to one at the coal
Iields bought by the state. Later the
goternmcnt will erect new works near
the western coal fields. where there.
are already stations with which nego-
tiations are now going on to arrange
the necessary cooperation.
A new department oi the gavern-
nu~nt to be called the “Direction ofthe
State Electricity Works." will be en-
tubliahcd to manage the scheme. it
will include the technical adviser of
the Mlnistry of Finance tut Director
and No other t‘lllilllt‘t’rii.
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llO'l‘T lllu DAM.
Net hcrlands. May
20.» 4'tiiisitleration is being accorded,
by marine tircleu to a suggestion that
the biggest and moat \aluable Dutch
vesaels now plying between the Neth-
erlands and American porta be placed
upon it new route. running from An:-
erica to either Spain or Norway, the
cargoes there to iit' trunxliipped in
smaller \essels, of which Holland has
more than n attiflrient number.
the itiriltlrll' oi' -uch :i p‘zn would
be ‘0 enable iht [ML c \"t mill to avoid!
have the wounded bird taken "\Miy byu‘ “E “5k" in ”‘i' Mm“ 5‘“ "’d ”‘9 i
it' owner ilitlt: sh thnnncl illlti tht \tTltll'H de
‘l !.l cncountcred through in ion dc-
-Houee wife. Porch screens. doorI'21iited iii British phrt.‘ {or examine]
‘t‘o'i '
and window screens. full size scroepe
keep out all of the files. Phone 1082.|
' St. John a Keyeer.
Further plans for the Memorial Day
emrciees were discussed at last even-
ing's meeting of Buckingham Post, No.
1. G. A. R. The Poet will co-operate
with Douglas Fowler Post and the
Spanish War veterans. on Decoration
Day, and a big time is being planned
Aprogram is being made ready and
will he leaned during the coming
week. Other matters of routine busi-
ness were considered.
It you are going on a trip he sure
you have a kodak to take with you.
At Donnelly's you will find a complete
stock all. the dtflerent sizes and dif-
t’fell kill. WI Ilsa do deveiiping
and printing. it yomhavo never had
any work done here bring in your
next turn and see the good work we
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; ATINBOX
or bureau drain“ to be pro-
tection for your on
when tire burns or burglan
enter the home. Let or allow
you Safe Deposit Bone in
our burglar and fire proof
mitts. keep your
paper: safely at a charly
‘ filial of
. 34.00
Be wise. use the' 'ounce of.
prevention. Keep your vi-
tally drape-tent papers in
.thevauluol
u—m- ‘1‘
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\tcordlnc to xhipplng mtn who fat
\oi the suagmtion the (winter voy
ages whith the larger ships would be.
i'bit‘ to make would cmer tht coat ofI
trunnhipniont and other added ex-
[rem-‘05.
BERLIN May 20. —The heavy handI
of increased prices probably hut 1":t'.
mandiamtahngmyrevcua. lama
.Iirouiising iht‘ aupport oi the Twento
complete .
i have killed four Auotrloau but that
la not enough I shall mltin- shoot
tug until I am killed myself" The
Staiao patrol now the girl with he:
ride strapped to the shoulder dioap
pen down the snow-covered path to
aids the valley.
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ROTTERDAM. lhthorlanda. Kay 10.
— (tori-om oi The Auoelateo
i‘i‘t‘fiu)" The Bremen cotton market it
parched a earloua competitor in [tot
lA-lui'iii a he.- the war aa a result a the
amnion to eatabliah a cotton ea
(hinge here. The enormous exhale!
Rotterdam) u-aneit trade to cotton at
the opening of the war, in conaegtnnce
ii the 0| Brena-’3 mari-
tme t-oiwiunitatioue, ope—non the eye;
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. iii. \.‘. it; tlir pill” .igllllt‘r‘ oi
ti . . t - . hell“.
.bt (it t 01“
i.t.litit.ialil ('iiuuliiei
to take the initiative in the matter.
than. i. imam di t h:
i.\.tt‘ . .Il.t‘.i
Spinners. and the establishment of a
.ttillou market is now neared by the
[mutation of a cotton corporation and
an association for trade in cotton
Several important factors favor the
new venture'a ouoceaa. There are
some fourteen aplnning manufactoriee
in Holland lteelf with an annual con-
ed by railroad—to aay nothing of the
Dutch port'a fine water communion
a number of other important German
Situated.
while neighboring Belgium taken an
other 260,000 bale:
l Rotterdam can therefore. it to point-
Ied out ,oompeto without dithculty for
lthe delivery of about 800,009 bale: of
cotton per year. Germany may be
reckoned on to do everything poeeible,
by railway tariffs. etc.. to preserve
hremen’e poeition. while Bremen time
have the advantage of a direct inter-
eat in many German Spinning con-
cerns. Nevenhelesa, Rotterdam baa
l-igh hopee of more than recovering in
loot cotton trade of forty years ago.
LCNDON. lay it—Tho value of
the helmets which are now being any
pliell to the Britiah troops at the (mat.
is indicated in an article in the cur.
rent tune of the British Medical Jour
not, which says that in a big fight
lwhere the Britiehen were weering the
-new helmeta the number of penetrat
ling gun shot wounds of the head wae
equal to lees than one-half per cent,
and the total number of fractures of
tthe skull was under one per cent. of
loll injuries. Heed wounds have been
let down, upon the experience of re
cent wars, an accounting for fifteen
per cent. of all casualties ,and the it
test data show that. in trcnch fights at.
leaat, the percentage lit as high an 25.
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LOOKIN‘o AHEAD
“pummel " nowiathetinoaooc-
cure from him Leading Io halt: the materials “that are
needed Wellanonhao alargoaaoortmcntoiBRiCK.
LINE PLASTER. CEH'NTandathomandmrarti-
cueetoonutneroueeometion Womiothebattlefor
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone ”3-3. 131 WM St.
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Piwnurohandiog
CONNECTICUT SHAD SEA BASS
BLUE H COD
WEAK HALIBUT
NACKEREL TILE
FORGIES FLATS
BUTTE-RS Long and Round CLAN!
LOBSTERS
71 NORTH MAIN STREET
Free Delivery
White Shoes
For Ladiea, lliaoee and Children
Very m M in low or high cut atylu.
White Stuckings
A fine “mantel reliable makes.
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
It WASHINGTON mu?
TILQHONI “TI-l.
Mintz’s
Sale of Suits
This Evening
The Little Shop
K. C. A. CLAVEN
6‘ NO. MAIN ST.
63 WALL "REIT
NORWAL
PHONE “I
0. B. Jackson
OPFICIAN
Everything in the Optical Linc
Eyes Examined Free
Prices of Rugs
have advanced, and will advance more. but we purchaoed a
large quantity last Feb, oo that we are able to lilOW a
fine assortment of patterns in Tapestry Brussels, Body
Brunch. Velvet Aminater and Wiltona. at prices that are ,
Ear below the present value.
This IS the Place to Buy Your Rugs
The A. J. Angevine 8: Son Co.
134.133 WASHINGTON ST. so. NORWALR.
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Wydapofiemtoaiaumdolwhldi
Refrigerators
ice Chests
Many styles, in steel, and wood in all sizes.
AT MONEY SAVING PRICES
Come In and See Them
RAYMOND 85 SON
Wall and High Sta. Funeral Directors. Norwalk, Conn.
"The British helmet." the Journal
explaina, "protects the side and back
of the neck and the temples and theI
part at the {ace as well of
course as the top and aides oi the
be ad. it has also a smooth round lop”
tlt etnnde away (mm the head about‘
the‘
r bunera .each about the thick-1c
one-third of an inch all around,
weight being borne by a padded loath
er band fixed to the inner side of the:
St rroundlang ateel by a series of india0
Glover’s Shoe Store
MILTON ILWOOD, MANAGER.
1 SOUTH NORWALK
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len nowhere with greater weight than “‘ ° 0‘ 1‘ "ed "9an 111d about onein
upon the hundreds oi washerwomen or “‘0" 101m This detail of construction 0
Greater Berlin. who do about 90 perm“mums perhaps the moat import-1°
cent. of the laundry work of the copi-~“m dil‘lerence between the llritiali nndl a
to]. Soap prices have risen by ab0m“l~‘rcnch helmets 'l‘he butters are chp lo
850 per cent; starch by more than able of ditiusing “M neutralizing theiD
400 per cent. and born by almost 900. force of a blow. which. falling on the
o I Paco-eons
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For Upbeat. aorvloo all
FRID H. “HUNG.
Funeral Director and lmbolmor
Office and Balm
T'tOPbooo 004.
M In. Main It. Io. "of“
~ coat of materials necessary for run-
per cent.
increases. the laundry prices have re
inalned abOut at their old figure. and
cannot he lacked up appreciably. the
low, Judged by the American standard.
certainly lower than one would ex-
pect to find them after studying the
Ring a laundry.
Asked why they do not increase
their prices somewhat at lent. the
maturity of the' washer-women shake
their heada and declare that their
clients will not stand for the increase.
float of them/exone- tbo belief thaf
the time ie not far ahead when there
will have» be a redial chance in
raahions whereby people will wear
muonwuningwttipothaye to be
due. ‘
OWL lwitaorland" May all-—
From M the Invis- Alpine boon
to the Steivio Pale have noticed a
slim Imiiao girl. aged about it, armed
with a rile’elimbiag no snow-covered
oath ”MI an to the meta:
Yet despite these startlingidoaely fitted. French helmet would
washer-women claim. Tven today theyifnce origigethgshzcittgg :re:s)_$°‘
are in poorly all reapoote ridiculouelyt g p a a a 0 rec ‘3
‘Idarker colored clothes so that no .
be conducted direct to the bruin- -p.an "
LONDON, May 19—,t‘orrespond-
tor the British army now form part of
a new physical examination adopted
by the militat‘y‘authorities. These are
ibeing made in a London hospital
where men whose hearts vary in the
least from normal are put through a
aeriea otktests by some of the great-
eat Specialists in heart complaints in
England. The new method is said to
obviate the danger of accepting as re-
cruite men whoao hearts are not count
enough to stand the rigors of aoidlory.
"Please run up those stairs to the
root and back," the recruit is told by
one of the medical examiners.
On his return to the ground floor his
pnlae rate. breathing rate and blood
pressure are taken and compared with
the puke rate otc.. obtained before
the candidate wart etatr ohmbipg .M
tor a reet of three minute: in; pain
and blood proaeuro are again mouur
ed.
The knowledge of the general endl-
up at the heart W to thee
and the other routine hotbed: of
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mm END SALE o«
Beginning Monday. May sand 3
_ Monday Specials o
FLOOR COVERINGS °
Sample Carpets, Ruga and Mats 0
AT REDUCED PRICES. ‘7
SHORT LENGTHS oI
a CONGOLEUMS. LINOLEUNS AT SALE PRICES o
a FIBER AND STRAw MATTINGS u
a SHADES To ORDER A SPECIALTY e
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a be. Norwalk, Conn. Phone 446 O
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The results of the salee have been
room Here he site with one haro- ”Mm”:
300‘ “d m' "o hande l“ "m" lWith-occult; o! condemned vee-
I‘ll! 0‘ Wltel'. Wire! lead M m. .d. m Wt soooeooo 51.674325
basins w * “WWW“ “mm“ W Bayonne of rate ........... ram
Mtwmufiuflmw Total proceeds or oale oi ahipeand
on a novice mtitiaod ”'3 “‘9 “W m “50.000,
"1631 ”"9“" “mm“ by m 6“ There are many more vessels and a
term emit” °‘ “N “m "‘ ”u“ lam quantity or cargo atill beiorethe
. court. Some idea oi the work alum:
———-—---—-.- donowbegatherodtromtholact
maroon. stay 17. —(Corremld that more than 1000 writ: roi- prion
one: of 'l'tie Annotated Paul-A net proceedings have been tuned.
gold of "4.350.000 ht! been Willi“i The goods which have been coined
by Great Britain iron: the seizure of Ind condemned as contraband rcpt-o
enemy ships and their cargoe- tn the trout every poeaible variety. man.
last twenty months of the war. ac-itrom windmills. tombatonea and hi-
cording to the record of the minim-n hair to wild anion: ‘kh were
court. The government has contIM intended for the Berlin Zoo. "
l5? strips which have been disposed ofI ‘
l "l nee that an. Wallaby Flnbdub to
like house neat of bio rather. That
alter decision by the prise court as
follows:
m “in“; ”ewe on moon-arr came-ton."
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.... I M'EPS- n12; 9'“ Rubber-
_ - ___,__ . - r Goods For
. . The Sick
Fain ly Outfitter Room
For 40 Years. We sell Faultieoo "w“!- .
GOOD CLOTHING ever” Rubber Goods and guac-
0N CREDlT antee first quality and eatisiac-
—_ tory service. -
Clifford Pharmacy; t "
So. Main and Elizabeth Sta.
Phones 833453:
Gately it Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
It-Pays-To-Advertise
an auto More
AUTOMOBILE mounanc:
loot week than we expected
Have you iaoured your-at
llatel and Particulate
on ALL KINDS
SPRAYING
Ill SEASON
Real lot-h and laouranco
. ' mun“ A" m" "I "I“ I S Norwalk. Phones 251 13, 3g.
i’m all tired out and cannot bake. nor contour LINI To a '_ tr
voatt. ‘
A weary housewife said.
.Vett. then. a kindly neighbor-asked
W “'t m il! 20!? hoot"
I'm new in town—con you m
Stilt-re i lot! better go?
Freight boat have: Ptar- or
arm. New Your (root of - - ‘
”mummy.“ ,,
ammmnlmlkfi
apnoea-tumbler“.
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' If ' moron-time.
. it it. is homemade bread you want,
. . p . Io'. 1d! .. ,
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