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find.
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Fly the American Flag today!
llr. and Mrs. Henry Ireland, of Dan-
)ury, are visiting Mrs. Samuel Sein-
file, of Flax liill Road.
All Norwatlk residents are requested.
if their patriotism does not prompt it,
to display their flags today.
The members of the Norwnlk Rifle
Club are today holding a shoot at
Hayes' liill, near Manress ishtnd,
downtown.
l'ntler the auspices of a lluncarian
society in Springwood an enjoyable
dance was held last night in Arion
Hall.
Mrs. Bertha Narsy, of Ely avenue.-
broke ground yesterday afternoon for
the building of a new house on Lowe
Greet.
- The next flying race of birds own-
ed by the Hillside Homin! Pigeon
Club, of this city, will be held next
Illldily.
rst, Va. :1 distance of 400 miles.
The Cook & Wilson circus will be in
Smith Norwalk all day tomorrow; The
wild animal show will. present its en-
tertainment on the Baxter Granada,
off Woodward avenue, near Harbor
View Bench.
' ’ LII. ‘
Mayor (‘arl Axel ilarstron and (‘itv
Engineer George A. Bherron will be
present at an important meeting of the
Board of Health, which on Friday or
this week will be held at 8:30 o'clock
It the office. of the health officer. 23
West avenut.
Work on the construction of the
permanent cement pavement on \‘l’il-
Ion Point road will he started this
week. Automobile mm from Hell
Island will detoured up Highland ave-
nue for several weeks, then tip Ely
avenue.
The annual reception into the solidi
ties of the Blessed Virgin and the
crowning of the statue of the Blessed
Virgin Were celebrated yesterday at-
ternoon at St. Mary's Church. in con-
llection with the regular May devo-
sflons.
’ The Putnam avenue sewer. started
~ . the r '
last Wednesday by the street depart .oldler climbs out of n trench and. m the "m“ 5 ”‘9 little girl 0’ POLICEMEN VOLUNTEER
‘lnent, has been completed. The new
newer is 275 feet in length, and 10 men
were engaged in its construction. The
street department esablishd a start-
ling speed record in completing the
Job as rapidly as they did.
There will be an interesting meet-
!ng in the New Red Men's Hall, West
Washington street, downtown, today
its o'clock this afternoon and 7.80 o'-
‘flook this evening. Doctor Daniel
Toole, returning from an extended
western trip, will speak. His sub-
ject will be “The Signs of the Times."
in interested are cordially invited.
The affair will be given under the aus-
pices of the Associated Bible Students.
, H1:
‘ FXPERIENCE
counts for a good deal in the
handling of any line of busi-
ness, but nowhere is it more
important than in the ad-
ministration of estates,
Consider the matter careful-
ly before you appoint your
Executor or Trustee.
. Select
The birds will race from Am-
. titties roads which res-mole rivaletaot
'_ A" Journey of fifty matron tho;
JIM
write one Cum.
With Tar
For That Cold of Yours
f. I. IAXTEI. hm
Ladies’ White
Canvas _
Sport Oxfords
Patent leather and Tan Trim.
White Soles and Heels
$3.50
White Canvas
Sport Oxfords
Tan Trim, Rubber Soles
$2.50
Glover’s
122 Washington St.
Milton Elwood, Manager.
W“ “ R sym‘ rlul
UNDERTAKER
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U WAIHINOTON 8T.
‘ I NEW RED IE“ IUILDING V
he; r? w. Narnia at; macaw.
‘Church, Brooklyn, officiated at the 8
o'clock and 10:30 a. m. se‘viees Slur;
idly. at Once Clinch. Rev. Norris .
do Ival-y well known in Nor-walk having
lformerly been the rector of Trinity
iChurch.
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..A practice shoot of the Norwalk
Gun Club will be held this Afternoon
. at the Dorlon's Point traps. It. is ex-
'pected that quite a humor of molar.
here of the club will take advantage"
of this chance to improve their marks- .
nanship and be present. .
Many Norwalk fans are planning to
be in attendance today at the Polo
grounds. where "\\'lld liill" Donovan's;
cohorts will clash in n nine inning?
fracas with “Connie" Mack's Ath-'
lettrs. The vt‘incinnsti and New York‘
Nationals ga'ne 011 Saturday, at the
Polo grounds is also forming quit.
an attraction for a number of Norwulké
fans who are desirous of seeing]
OUR METHODS i
Whether you need eye
“Jawn'” hlrtlraw‘s clan of comelac/ki glasses (ll' IlOl l8 IICIICI'
pltenoms in action again, after their. “0‘ ‘0 be “guessed .I”.
strenuous and starting western trip.
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_-ral.l.s WHAT sl-ls rsmxs t
Anna Hawn. Cedar Grove, 110..i
writes: We think Foley Cathartic This
lots are the but liver pill we ever got
hold of. as they do not nauseaio or
gripe, but act freely on the liver." Boo.
unintended for constipation, Noemi
sour stomsch. ass on stomach. bodl T H A M E R
brag, clogged or irregular bowol so-
“The House of Good Gianna." l
out serious Altli EX- :
lcr AND SATISFACNIY '
Sold ovorywhen. ‘ "l“!
{RUSSIA’S um
Wilt [QUIPPED'
S'l‘flllSOh‘P, (mitt-in. .‘titly ‘26.-(Cor-
respondenee of The Associated Press)
-'l‘ilere appears to the civilian ob-
server hore no immediate prospect of
1 Russ ohenslve on the Gallcisn
trout. anwhiic the Russians have
made good use of the several months
:Wllitil hutc pus-sell sinu- they occu-
‘pit‘tl their present udvnuet-tl positions.
l‘lencil \\'()i'li has been atcompllshed
and wire elllunlh-lneuts mllslructed.
An aeroplane flight whith The Asso-
ciated Press correspondent made over
a section of the Russian trout dis-
lclosed an amusing lletwolk or trench-
ies and wire.
l. Several liltsaiun generals declared
that never before since the iii-ginning fl‘rt‘d- and ”l“ ““5913“ “Oldie” ““1"“
of the “H. has their mm. been no tered in Galiclan villages appear to
well equipped with munitions, antllbo on the most friendly terms with‘
that the army is ready to a man tome people. 0P9 3'93”“ {9" “fl“ atti-‘
advance when the orders come. lmd“ .it ““5 explained. 1“? be found
j Across the “3“; the Austrian trench-i1“ the kindness with which the Run?
'95 can be seen with the “m of mmisians have treated the population. For
iglasses. Now and then an Austrmn'example, in a field hospital not far‘,
Oculisto, Optometrists, Opticians.
87 Atlantic 8d,, Stamford, Conn.
Op!!! Cit. Eve. Till 9. lot. 1097.
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M“ “A ”Nice moor l
Men’s B lit Serge:
Suits
REASONABLE PRICES.
CREDIT.
Gately fireman
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
oueror or feels none at all. Directltlis
are given cheerfully and freely when
asked for. Provisions are readily of-
strolls back to a strip of woods lrl'l“‘”"‘1’s ‘9“ Wm “will" 0'1”“th
'which white smoke patches suggest "m". surrounded by wounded ”I‘m"
,Cflmp tires. In the immediate F ‘v'r civilians are similarly liven re-.
.ground Russian soldiers expose them- dulled medical attention. It is the
£selvesVith seeming disregard for the common practice 0' the Russian army;
{proximity of their enemies, who are surgeons '0 ““9 "‘9“ 990919 in '0‘”
{well within rifle range. An officer (3- treatment "9" of cm"?-
plained that because it was the lunch’ ‘
ihour the troops relaxed their precau- .
29.—-Ths session of the 27th General
Ition to some extent. A sort of truce. Con! re oi! th M th di t Elli ,
iit appears. has become a feature or? 9 nos e e o s ”0"
ioperstions, and it was, he said, quite 3:33:33 If: heraldger‘iln‘go‘iths fit
certain that until after two o'clock no . ' w cone u ay Wt ;
shot would. be fired by either side ,a meeting atw hich virtually all of the.
f ‘ .business tran'
Only the artillery failed to observetnamre mm “5 °t a mm“
:the truce,flbut that activity was limit- The final roll call, which every dele-
snmllheid "“3 °f an ““51?“ shell. i gate wits required to answer, consum-
a ' “v ”0""??- we cant“ od nearly-two hours. A large number
“0"“ in “‘9 5°“ earth. “ED enough: of committees previously authorised
J'l“
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y.. May.
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lie hide a mounted homo—showing to administer plans for Various acuy.
what mil}! in npectod flier lunch. itles adopted by the conference-were
Bock through the muddy uleds to appointed.
regimental headquarters extend for M theilrst tints in the history or
the conference sdlournment today was
inf. The rats in thess’trslls arehulr not final delegates mourned to meet
’fioepermv'eaflng'why melamine “fat the call or the Board or Bishops,
“ v. w nyoé; “alum ut-I time and pine to be fixed by]
them. This action will permit. it it is
deemed advisable. or a session in 1918
to consider the plan for the unideatlon
tor methodism. which will be pro-anti
ed to the Southern Nethedist church
at that time.
Russian frontier. at Horatio carried
the correspondent throw]: a fertile
and highly-climax. pron-lo coun-
try. mm fields already turninggreon
with W grain stretched sway
'oovery depended upon
this one thing. Buy COAL now while you have the opportunity [or
winter use. Not what you my but what you get is the real test or
We can fill your orders to the top notch of Dem
RAYMOND BROTHERS 1
Phone 113-3. :31 Washington St.
value.
The Little Shop
K. C A. CLAVEN
56 N0. MAIN CT.
W. .. ._. __
For the Best of Everything in Sea ‘
Food—We Have It.
Ut‘lltlg Misrepreseuttd-—Money Back
If Not Satisfied
CLOSED TOMORROW. DECORATION DAY.
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Phones :08 and 109.
'71 North Main St.
Free Delivery
Memorial Day
Store Closed All Day
CONNEALLY 8r BRACKEN
.1 WASHINGTON STREET
"LIPHONI HM.
DO NOT FORGET ,THE
Business Men’s Lunch, 40c
Clifford Rathskellerg
12 TO 2 P. M.
Place Your Drder
With Us Now For
YourCoal
AT
”Summer Prices
Harris—St—Gans
- Water St.
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NEW DEPARTMENT FOR THE NEW
HAVEN ROAD.
A
So. Norwa
TO GIVE UP BLOOD
NEW YORK, May fill—Nine police
men volunteered today to m“, up a J. O. Halllday Place in Charges of
pint of their blood each in an effort to T""'P°"““°“ D‘P'r‘m'm
- Intendent.
save the life of Henry H. Schwara, . ll Super
himself a policeman, who was shot[ new HAVEN. May 29.—President
Elliott and the board of directors or
and wounded by three unldentltled’ .
men who early in the day attuclledithe New York, New linen and Hart 1
hi in a collar where ho ho d gone to‘ ford company have authorized the or-
mil dl turbunce Soon after notation of a transportation depart-
32;“; n: removed to Renew meat and J. o. Halliday is to be ap-
’ pointed superintendent of the new do
30‘9““ physicians “‘0 examined pertinent. The new department will
him declared his only chance of re-
bo in operation within a few days. Mr.
. immediate Hallldsy is at preheat assistant to
transfusion of blood. Two of the nine General Manager Bardo.
were selected. The position or assistant to Gener-
"" a1 Manager Barrio is to be discontin-
MURDIR. CHARGE AGAINST nod. Mr. Balliday will be assisted by
FAINER THOMAS.
An assistant on passenger equipment
HARTFORD ‘cm. Ind, May 29.— schedules: an assistant on freight
Coroner 3mm lied a report, «monument and schedules; super!»~
murder with the county prosecutor-t ten‘dont of station service, who will di-
ions yards.
W m be M held an inquest in root the inspection of stat .
the death 01 Geraldine Stout, used M etc. which position and force now ex-
I while lit in an automobile‘m' and who will afford the general
yesterday with her parents. Dr. d
Hrs. 0.13. Stout, was struck and kill-
l
cordsnce' with the requirements and
“I 5’ ‘ W a m hurled 1” Al» arrangements from time to time. and ‘
m Than“. ‘5 MP! “'1' ‘ mm the .snperltoudent of cars service. to
“"1" mmmwhtthemhim"m in turn theosrscctluntnnt will
passinthsroud. Thousawu menusportashsrototore.
ho lunch lust atom and 1m tolic'hi-t no. mum. m memo“ is 0,...
oer-toms
O. D. Jackson
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Mintz’s
Wash Skirts
We are showing a big line
of Wash Skirts in regular and
extra sizes.
Prices Range Front
$1.90 and up.
53 WALL STREET
NORWAL
PHONE ‘38
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Fm;
far below the present value.
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Prices of Rugs-
have advanced, and will advance more, but we purchased a
large quantity last Feb, so that we are able to show a
fine assortment of patterns in Tapestry Brussels. Body
Brussels, Velvet Axrninster and Wiltons, at prices that are
This is the Place to Buy Your Rugs
The A. J. Angevine & Son Co.
134—136 WASHINGTON ST.
——
SO. NORWALK.
Many styles, in steel,
Wall and High Sta.
Refrigerators
,lce Chests
AT MONEY SAVING PRICES
Come In and See Them
RAYMOND 8r SON
Funeral Directors.
and wood in all sizes.
Norwalk, Conn.
W I.
U- .- PIS... om‘
isuporlntendeut and division superin- .
tondontsasssunoe at stations in so- .
terrific agar”
Sully lb
lunar ‘la
‘ no. cost
”imam moo-M
The
Norwalk Pawns or.
Money Loanod on Article: of
VALUE
For Unto-dais Service Coll
. Fnso H. canons.
Funeral Director and Embalmor
Cities and Residue.
Tut-phone 000.
u to. Iain it. So. Nowell:
TREE Willlli
OF ALL KINDS'
SPRAYING
IN SEASON
Beaupaindl Saunders I:
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Tools, Musical Instruments, Jew-i
airy, Etc. on Sale.
Joe. Roseniicld, Prop.
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40 Water St. So. Nomalki
The New Sciet u
nirlmrlou or summons
S. Norwalk. Phones 251-13, 1262-5
.a—
The
Diana
Chocolates
The Better Kind
Clifford Pharmacy,
this established company
/ p-ond you obtain experienced,
arena! mm for your
to tile skyline in every direction
Women and old men wen performing
the and: semantics. but than
was no sun of W- ; . ‘
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doses» of m both!!! cm
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