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. Kelley, Seaside place, East Nor-
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s~ ntic View tonsorial parlors, in Stain
tom. is recovering from an nines.
that kept him front business for sever»
‘. days.
ly Saturday evening. There was a
large attendance. Grace Brothers or
chestra furnished music.
held tomorrow afternoon at 2 00 o'-
flubbell.
Charles Cole, of 16 Putnam
this evening entertain
of the every- member
Mrs.
avenue, will
the members
canvass being conducted by the par-
hhioners of the South Norwglk Bap iarda, Greeks and itallana, but even other valuable servants The presi
”at Church.
For that motor trip you are going to
take be sure you have a Blue Book be- having so high for tonnage that at. nuance The dtnculty was not sort
tore you start. Covers all the United Argentine owners of vessels. glad to one during the first stages of the war.
flutes and Southern Canada and con- {stripe the vcxntiuua handicaps. are 81"“ “0 0501“ dinners OI‘ banquets
showing every selling out to the European buyers. or: 'were given
hthII These b00315 are 11"“ 0‘" at J . .nmtavan and t‘hlit-an oompanleg,;tlngulshed representatives of the II-
uina detailed maps
Donnelly's Stationery Store.
The l‘edm :tl t‘ountil of the t ‘hurth the lath of coal. nhlth has already lbon "090M 3“! Ch“. Tl" m "‘0
es of (‘hrist in America, thlough Rev been "mined to m previous diaphtchvlhfid tickled "‘9 ““5"“ Mk" '“
Charles S Maciarland. “- l). general as as serious. has been a factor in the.¢°“ld¢r¢d sufficiently qualified and
secretary. is sending out an appeal
to 100.000 ministers through the lTnit-
ed States to aid the innocent
antic-rem of Europe. A. special collec-
tion is desired on Memorial Sunday.
America's aid for the war sufferers
It said thus far to have been insignia
cent compared with that of other
lands.
“'t‘rlt‘y (‘
street. was painfully
injured Saint-
ihr U. M. (7. factory. in Bridgeport.
the factory yard and Mr. Johnson on-
tered the gate just in time to
ntiuclr in the left eve The hard sphere
was badly cut and bruised. Fiiends',
ltun'ied him to the Bridgeport Hospi-
tal, where he received medical atten-
lion.
William H. Dleringer, regent of
Sherman Council. Royal Arcanum, has
received word that prominent officials
of the order will visit here on Tues-
day evening. They are two members
of the committee on laws, Past Regent
Dent, of Seaside Council, Bridgeport,
ind Pest Regent Guebelle. of Siam-
. i . Council. Stamford. Plans are un-
der way for the field night. which is to
be held on June 27th. The grand re-
gent of the state has promised to be
present. and if five applications for
snembership are received will present
herman Council with a handsome
this.
A TIN BOX
or bureau drawer is no pro-
tection for your valuables
when fire burns or burglars
enter the home. Let us show
you Safe Deposit Boxes in
our burglar and fire proof
vaults. They'll keep your
papers safely at a yearly
mm! of i a...
$400
Be wise. use the ounce of
wooden Keepyonr vi-
tally imperial“ papers in
the vaults of
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tors Will be held with “I“. St
. lover $1,500,000.
nilt, Wednesday. 3 p. In. I
Otto ll Rohde, proprietor of the At .
war'
A party of men were‘playing ball in‘
imanyoitlioaeevttesrissm
LONDON, April it—Tha filing oi
the will oi Viscount Alverntnne. inr-
xnerii Lord (‘hief Justice of Md.
hows til‘ut [11‘ left an estate valued at
iletore the conflict in Europe began
ithere were a number of indications
that attempts to cream and maintain '
la national ineituntile marine repre
senting the Argentine Republic might
ibe successful. notwithaiafiing that.
"the efforts were handicapped by a
number oi factors. Onerous and vow
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Ladies’ White
Canvas
Sport Oxfords
Patent leather and Tan Trim,
White Sales and Heels
$3.50
White Canvas
Sport Ox‘ rds
'l‘an Trim, Rubber Soles
$2.50
Glover’s
to: Washinm St.
Milton Elwood. Hunger-
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PARlB, lay l‘l.—Thtough as in
tious laws and regulations are in force,
The “mi" "“0“ '1 Row“ Pof'm among them a law that requires that tunes of W" one 0‘ the “be“ "I"
’"k opened formally “d success “I every captain ot commander of an Ar- llOSl IDDWW by Etnperor Wil
gentiue vessel, must be an Argentine.
One-third of the crew must be Argen-
‘tines.
notwithstanding that the Spanish
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A 99:“ giganuntcztltzntgomifilgl: race has always been notable for thelPolW' w “I“ tamba. who
Md"' 0 F an w number and merits of its navigators ,brought W“ bl“ to Paris from B"
the Argentine descendants of that
lki the sf in atri
:uot: brolespecrlzphgflftlnfi... B race show no marked liking for the honor of cooking for the Emperor.
sailor's life. As a result .thero areou The President decided ll» "‘9 0‘1““
record many cases oi owners of no
sels searching for weeks for properly
qualified odlcers and men for an Ar»
gentine ship. in a way the law was
circumvented by naturalising Span-
this expedient was not always auc-
cessiul.
Many European nations are now
whnh have less trouble to contend
with. in addition to this lure of gold.
disintegration of the Argentine mer-
chant fleet.
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| l’EKthi, April 26, rllcalizlng the
great profit which can be made out of
copper cash, the minor coins of China.
the government has decided to buy in
all the (ash of the various provinces.
melt it and recoin it into ( hinese pen-
.nles Mnth oi the small thin has al-
JOh""‘““- "f *9 ”“13““ ready been putthased by foreigners.!ln10 “N“ A great many have beendo
chiefly Japanese. and shipped out of
(1113'. Whil“ going ‘0 his employment in China. in spite of a government pro and a great many more have been or
.vision against the exportation oi cash.
The wet price of copper has made the
coins far more valuable for metal than
government will establish buying
this cash and convert it into coin
which will yield the government
Chins.
THE HAGUE. Netherlands, April
26.—~According to the War Profits lax
Bill that has now reached the Dutch
Parliament, 30 per cent. of all such
profits beyond the first 800 will have
to be turned over to the state.
This means that every Dutchman or
say $2,000 will pay 3th per cent. on
31,200 of this, or 3360. into the public
treasury and so on. The tax is to be
levied as from August 1. 1914. the in
)crease in income being reckoned by a
comparison with the twelve months
preceding that date. imprisonment
penalties are provided for incorrect
declarations of income and falsetlcd
balance sheets lend books.
VIENNA. May 19. —Alarmed at the
increase in juvenile crime and the ’de-
plorable condition oi so many thou-
sands of children the Austrian Red
Cross is organising a special fund for
the care and relief oi the young.
. It is difilcult to tell just how great-
ly juvenile crime is on the increase
throughout the country but the Vien-
na policefeport a sad state of things
In the capital. in the suburb of Blots-
hg bordering on the imperial castle
if Schoenbrnnn. where the Emperor
has been in residence throughout the
war, the number of Juvenile offenses
rose to 1.000 in the nut .mm
mouths of the wer. as oompbred with
twelve months.
The Red Cross clones believe a
Dutch company making war profits of'
liam and the Crown Prince in recent
lyenrs. fed the delegates to the cooler
lonce of the allies recently held in
Paris. He was loaned to President
liu, where he had frequently had the
that there should be no men apt for
military duty sheltered at the Elysee
during the war. livery man of mobll
luble age went to the front. inching
the chef and a considerable uninbat oi
~dent a table, which had gained largely
in reputation since the advent afloa-
aleur Poincare. suffered in come
The visits of the dis
lied powers. however, caused a great
ideal of anxiety until Monsieur Cam~
iallowed to prepare the historical ban-
quet of the Allies.
PARIS. May 17. The movement in
in or of mechanical farming in France
lls assuming large proportions. When
‘evor trials have been made with true
"tion ploughs they have been conclu-
sive, and cooperative societies of
farmers have been formed to put them
livered during the past few months
dered.
The General Agricultural Society is
LOOKING
needed. Webevaahan a
Phone "3-3.
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LIKE rum cut NT and a thou-Ill 0&-
cueatoonmbmsmon. Wearoinhbnsileior
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131 Wadl'mgaon St
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET
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Phones rod and too.
CONNECTTCUT SHAD SBA BASS
BLUE i GOD I
WEAK HALIBUT
IACKEREL TIL!
PORGIES FLATS
BUTTERS Long and Ronld CLAMS
LOBSTERS
The Little Shop
K. A A. CLAVEN
50 NO. MAIN ST.
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Mintz’s
Sale of Soils
This Evening
OPTICIAN
O. B. Jackson
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Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
71 NORTH 11
A ”Free Delivery
AIN STREET
dresser.
Reliable
CONNEALLY
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a bag. You will like it.
Armour’s Corned Beef: No.1
Red Grahams; Social Teas or
3 cans Catfipb'bll's Sou'pa for
making a census of diffeient agricul
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K” they are as monty, and the central tural regions to determine in what lo-l
culities it is possible to secure large
Ihsttered his eye- «lame-s. and his ”“9 agencies in each province to collect tracts of land which the society will
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undertake to plough in the autumn.‘
also to ascertain in what localitir—I
handsome profit and keep the metal in sufllcient acreage of harvest can bet:
;('0ml)lned to justify the sending of‘
'traction harvesters. The machines
11 -. the society sends for this work.
it lix intended to leave in the hands of
the farmers individually or organized
in cooperative societies. The pros-
pects for the development of this
kind of farming is such that it is pro:
posed to organize a school for the
training of farm, traction drivers.
Thus far all the machines come from
the United States. French industry
will probably be unable to meet any
considerable part of the demand for
a few years to come.
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TOKIO. May 17.-—The demand for
Japanese cotton cloth of various kinds
is steadily increasing in China. India
‘and Russia. where stocks of European
lgoods are beginning to run short on
laccount of the continuation of the
war. Before the war Japan received
from England a supply of cotton cloth .
Iof superior quality but she is now sup-
plying England with large quantities
oi this material. Pessimistic views
are. however, expressed in some quar-
ters in Japan as to the future of the
cotton cloth trade because the mitotic
lecturers are experiencing considers,
ble diillculty in obtaining the neces-
sary supply of dyes. stoolts of which
are fast diminishing. Japan is now
trying to manufacture her own dyes.
PRICING. April 84.-—'l'he Japanese
government has formally advised the
Chinese foreign ones of the appoint.-
an; of Japan-e consuls to m
him 1 “Yunnan prev-
wleh‘ is-hw or Md. .0 to
unannounoioooon—B
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lion’s Oxfords
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The very latest lasts in tan. mahogany, or black leath-
enthat are sure to meet with the approval of every careful
FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
89:...»Crown Aster Flour-89.3..
Makes nice. white bread.
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. lb. . .. .
sise.percan. ...... 22¢
rive O'Clock rm. pkg 8c
.. ....... .35¢
:5 Stamps Free.
95¢
Wilson or Green River Whiskies, per bot.
Very Best Creamery Buttter (Beckmann quality). lb. 36¢
Armour'a Smoked Beef, 30c size cut to .. ...... . . . . 25¢
Go Pink Stamps with 1 lb Special Mixed Tea . . . . .. 50¢
Free Delivery to All Parts of the City and Suburbs.
A. F. Deckmann & Co
83-85 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Hosiery
8t BRACKEN
TILIPHONI HM
good cake and biscuits. Try
PHONE 1405
far below the present value.-
Prlces of Rugs
have dvanced. and will advance more, but we purchased s
largo quamiiy last Feb.. so that we are able to show a
fine assortment of patterns in Tapestry Brussels. Body
Bnnsela, Velvet Animator and Wiltona, at prices that are
This is the Place to Buy Your Rugs
The A. J. Angevine &~Son Co.
134—138 WASHINGTON S'r.
SO. NORWALR.
Melly styles. in steel.
wot and High Su.
Refrigerators
[cc Chests
AT MONEY SAVING PRICES
Come In and See Them
RAYMOND 8r SON
Funeral Directors.
and wood in all sizes. ,
Norwalk, Conn.
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Sample Carpets,
8o. Norwalk. Conn.
Mtlll'l'll EN!) SALE
Beginning Monday, May 22nd
FLOOR COVERINGS
‘ AT REDUCED PRICES.
SHORT LENGTHS
CONGOLEUMS. LINOLEUMS AT SALE PRICES
FIBER AND STRAW MATTINGS
SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY
A. DiCkerman CE, Son
Specials
Rugs and Mats
Phone 446
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sula have been sent for the purpose
of making investigations as to the
conditions affectingiibreigoors in the
troubled districts. These appoint-
ments have caused much discussion
in China. as they were made wholly
without China’s permission. and are
regarded as violation of her sover-
eignty. . r
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THE FEDERAL A. c. car's/tree
THE IEAR CATO.
The Federal A. C. defeated the Bear
Cats. on the undbnnks diamond. by a
large margin. the were being 19 to 4.
Although they were older than the
Feds. we gave them a good heating.
it was in this game that Steve Hay-
den. the famous star pitcher of the
Federal A. a. broke the Junior pltch-.
lag record of Norwalk by striking out:
twenty-one oi the opponent players
Cats in every way. The Bear Cats.
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with us. but they found out after the
thought they would hm an easy task header on Decoration Day The mom
lng game will be played aiaiut the i ..
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the fast playing of the Federal A. C..
and a home run by “Lefty Monko.”
J. Bodoveky. a newly signed player.
led the team in batting by making four
hits out of four times at bat.
Every player on the Federal A. C.
at least made two hits or more. Yes-
terday's game was the first game of
the season played by the Federal A. C.
Federal A. C. lineup—S. Hayden, p;
A. Falcons, c: "Lefty Monko,’ lb; J.
Bodner. 2b; Fission, cf: G.‘8anders. 1!;
'J. BodoVsky, rf; B. Lengyel. 3b.
Beer (iata‘ lineup—E. Kovacs. p:
Gus Kovace. c: E. Sheehan. 1b: N.
Pedlan. 2b: J. Sherry. of; A. Frank. if;
E. McVaraa. rf: H. Bloom, 3b.
SCORE BY lNNlNGS.
Federal A. 0....0 5 2 3 i 3 1 1 x—lil
BesrCats ..... 100110001~4
Hita—-i"edeial A 0.. 25; Bear Cats,
7 Errors- l‘ederal A C.. 1: Bear
The Federal A. c. outplayed the Bear‘Cats. 5.
The Federal A. C. will play a double
u. I reunion-0i
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We Sold More
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
last week than we expected
Have you insured yours?
Rates and Particulars
J. ll. layion & (30..an
Real Estate and insurance
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk
i'm all tired out and cannot hole.
A weary housewife said.
yen. then, a hindly neighbor um
Why don't you w your heed?
i'm new in town-4m you suggest
Where I had better go!
it it is hone-made breed you want,
Just go to 5 lonroe.
noon game will be played with the
'ltowayton B. 8.. down at Baton Point,
at 2 p. m. The Federal A. C. would
hike to play any strong team. from 13
to 16 years of age, including the Cubs
and the .“All Stars." '
The Metal A. C.’a finenp for De-
coration Day will he: 8. Hayden. p;
A. Falcone. c; L. Honko. 1b; D. Ken
tcth. 2b; Rodner. 3b: 8. “clones,
l. Bodovalty. of; Benton. ff; 8. Lengel.
m tip-sedate some. can
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Funeral Director and minor
Oilloo and mom
Telephone 004.
54 lo. Mole at, Go. Nemlit
Rubber
Goods For
The Sick
Room
ever" Rubber Goods and gnaw
antee first quality and satisfie-
tory service.
Clifford Pharmacy}
So. Main and Elizabeth Sis.
Phones 833-153s
TREE WORK
OF ALL KINDS
SPRAYING
IN season rim;
Beauuain & Saundm
S. Norwalk.'Phones 251-13, rats-5
was? sworn Lisa 10 m:
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