1Sold for. 253°” 7
W
Than fire; that ,
.. That folded hammers are worth
Palms. were blessed and dimmer considerably more then coal by the
yesterday morning in St. Marys ton while magazines will bring a
church, at the 10:30 o'clock mass. .much larger sum and mixed paper.
. lbaled and ready to be shipped, is al-
31' Vetanna’ masquer- most as valuable as a ton of coal is
‘25 something with which the genera
«Spanish W
ode ball, Monday, at the Armory.
‘ . .1, , _
weed pulp which otherwise would he.
used for themnlfncturo of white
paper. ltzullao teen: found thatold
uewspapcrs,’w.aste papers and image-J)
zines. can be. used. for making the,
rough paper and if the mill. can get.-
enough of this waste material. it will
that have to use the pulp.
cash prizes' Tickets, gentleman and public is not familiar and which, A 11:. n .l1ilountol’ llall'i'r'haa been
lady 50¢ extra 111.111.2511. it is believed will cause many new wastet. 1- ‘lm 1111.51 because it was.
‘ __ ' pie to so carefully over the waste slither bu up or thrown away.
a paper and old magazines“ which have
accumulated during the winter and
arrange- them in shape so that the
junkmen can carry them away easily.
iThey will find that by doing so um
i would expect
There will be a regular meeting to-l The present quotations 0" waste
paper are as follows: newspapers.
night of Welcome Stranger Lodge, No.
a h
< 3“, 1801111 of St’. George, in the lo dge will realize more money lb 11 t el'
folded and tied up in bundles of ap-
Jooms in Main street. All members or ,p oximatoly fifty do Will bring
the e . I ’ .
10d“ are urged to be pres nt liseventy- five cents a hundred pounds.
(Magazines will bring the seller from
eighty to ninety cents a hundred
while mixed waste paper, baled and
tied, can be sold for fifty cents a
. The. meow- weekly, drill of. th
mammr. 0. AA. (1., N. (1., will
to 11.11.1111... evening 111 the local ar-
may. Every'ihenlher is expectedo to
report,
/"_——"
A 'ng- of the Woman's Anso-
citation of the South Norwalk Baptist
church will be held .Wednesdny at
:30 o'cloel; “The study 1:1 “World hundred pounds. This means that
19:18:“; 1111B Jrid Peace, Will be newspapers can be 501d for about
y rs. en lhca. lfourteen dollars a ton; magazinea
. 7 for sixteen to eighteen dollars a (on
TheBrbleclaao 0‘ the Wont-ans As and mixed paper for about ten dolv
oociationof the South Norwalk Con- lars a
mlional church will be. held this made paper is more valuable than
ton. Thus it is easily 59811.5
evening,at the church.
‘ \
“THE PROPER HAT
in a necessity to the particular dress-
or. You will undoubtedly- srrlcrt a
new but for Easter. O'Brien. the
batten Washington street, South Nor-
mlk. '
Miller's shipyard was the scene of
lively activities yesterday afternoon,
inasmuchlos many ship owners who
stored their craft away for the winter
were down to look them over. Only a
low boats however, have been uncov-
ered asyet.
I
*Galage room for two automobiles,
onSoutll Main 'street. Inquire Harris.
& Guns, Water street. South Nor-walk. ‘
l
Douglas llo .wlm Post No. (a Grand
Army of the (Republic ll'dS encoded to
Buckingham Post and Relief Corpm
Spanish War Veterans and ladles’.
Auxiliary and Douglas Fowler Worn-l
art's Relief Corps an invitation ton
lend a camp fire in honor of the an
niversru' of the surrender of Robert
Id. Lee. .l'l‘he affair will be held next
fvenlng in l‘. 0.8 .‘. or z.\ Hall
Joseph ltdcltcy',‘ "an inmate til Narn—g
make Home was glvcneixty days lll
jail this morning by Judge Lockwood.
in the uptown court. or creating a (lie
turbance Saturday night, in the home.
Rockoy was arrested by ()flloer Thom~
as..Dorney, upon the complaint of
Charities Commissioner George Ray-
mond. who received word of the
trouble from. William H. Hendrick
superintendent or the. home.
W A
—l.lu'rllhanl1 Boiler COSy (‘omt'or
Boiler Cosy Comfort Heat. Lord 8:
Heat is a heat that you can abso-
lutely depend on depending upon all
day, evéd‘y (lay, Lord &.-.Bl1rnllam Co.,
lrvtngton, N. Y
1
Seven recruits have been enlisted on
the Home ‘ Guard. since
through the uptown. recruiting. oillce.
The names: of the new recruits follow.
Frederick-W. Godfrey. Stanstos’ Vod-
nak. Joseph Green. Dominick And-
; ronlk, Stanley :Brook, Charles D. Rog-
ers, and Coles MuElewellyn. A medl‘
oal examination will be held tomorrow
evening for all recruits, in Mom 10 or
the City Hallat 8 o‘clock. (letter has . 2
been received by the local board, in
charge-otthe, Home. Guard.-trom .Hartfi
ford, inwhlch it is requested that-the
board make recommendationstor tern-
ivoraryvodlcera for the locai'division.
v—...—
Dorcas Circle will meet‘ with Mrs.
Ida. K Fitch..21 East. avenue, Thurs-
«day afternoon. 2 11.111.
,coal ,even at the high prices asked
01! the. 6,901) 111 of paper turned out
every day from the newspaper oifices
of the country. it is Estimated that
only about 1, 000 tour, or one-birth of
the total amount. ever gets back to
{the paper mills. Thus there are 5,000
tons of paper going to waste daily.
With this paper bringingsw a ton
it will be seen that the people or thei
country by their
wasting $751,000 a day which by'a )lt-v
tle care on the part. of everyone
could be saved.
WM
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tCnrllnued From First Page)-
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carelessness are .
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_plc in one city alonebal'o publicly.
inlaiming Llrlonillc the most effective
Saturday.
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for the fuel this winter. lncidentallyi es'tllrgtgitfjl‘vi‘rst infantry.
old linen paper, it it could be colloct- l \ii'ginia— 1.0“th Infantry,
ed in large enough quantities, wouldi and Second Coast Artillerv
bring in a big profit and something 1), Field Artillery
As it is it can be sold for severalt West Virginia~Sccond infantry.
i t‘tillnectitut~Second (1nd Fourtlrl
cents a pound companies, (‘oaat Artilielyfm
This “'1" We“ ‘1'“ “Ye" 0‘ the 98° 1 Returns today from recruiting
pic in the city to the [act that up ‘01 lions showed big gains. in the nulli-
this timdhcy have been ne'gnlding ber of [seniuccgftedhbyl the army 1111111l
‘ . .' . navy. drug are tie gain in t o
as d 11ngwbisonlet,nl1ng dWhZfl:ethv;;lgl army was 6.1”2‘3, and while declining,
bring in :1 8 PW ll 11 5 to go into details, war departmentl
which paper mills are willlnx andioiflclnls sold the total strength 1v
anxious to pay well to get hold of. incariug the authorized peace maxi—
F lrst
Battery
The guard trr'ganitallons called out reach the office early Thursday after t
noon. ,
011i Reliable Junk Firm
1121 Junk Automobiles—a specialty.
:Send postal or telephone.
.115
a convention is to y»... .
o be held on June I} took place
; 1 1111111
1 large titty
iu'.‘
l.:l'cul hour the state. today The c‘. at.
two candida . s 11'ere on the ballot to
day. The thirty-two receiving. the
vote in the primaries will1
secure placer: on the ballot at that
election. Similar pl'medure. will ob-'
rain in -the choice of the other cnndi 2
dates. 1
No part1 lnels have been drawn, 41;
though various.‘ “slalcs' .. ot delegates
at large have been tirade up. The
contests today were largely local and
individual; In view of the complicat-
ed-ballot, the results will not be de-
finitely known until announced by the
secretary of state. '
M
HOSPl‘I’AL NOTES. .
Admitted Sunday—Miss Helen flou-
ton, of 6 1-2 Hamilton avenue; Mir-s
Mary Makovitch. 28 Catherine street;
Robert Lee. 23.1311'view avenue. ;
Discharged Sunday ~G.lrdncr Hoyt,”
of New Canaan; Mrs.Anthou1 .l'lil, of
New Canaan avenue.
Admitted today—Frank Mace, of 70
Harbor awuue.
GOOD FRIDAY SENTINEL.
1 The Sentinel' will be'published as a‘
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Men, Women, Boys, Girls
never before shown in The
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Elwoodaolover-
Glover’s
W881?
'333 r11 Torrent--
Take M“math: oi the Reduce
RAYMOND BRO
Phone 113-3.. 137 w.
4 ln Fullznt'ray
For
11nd,.Childrcn
An. assortment of styles
J
orwalks.
no Wuhington St.
South. Nor-walk
'The Children’s Store ' i
l1morning paper on Friday. Adver-
’tlsements and items of news should
4
l
Best prices paidfor all kinda of
L. EFFRGN .
Rowan St. East: Norwalk.
Tel. 1906. , Tel. 1906’.
One or the reasons tor the scarcitylllllllll of 120. 000- The daily returns;
‘ .4 . k Wu. is the t to the navy department showed that
01: ”Rpm" fls i 1““! no” which‘to‘la? had set a new record with 473
scarcity (1 111101 pll p, 0111 . applicants accepted.
to make it. 1‘ Another indication of the govern-
ln order to get the fiber
1
to make merit a preparations for a large army
I“... evidenced today in the an
" nouncemertt that the old Fort Ring-
gold Military Reservation in Texas
'1911 it has been under control of the
interior department. It is assumed
Bronchlts
And Other DiStressmg: training space.
announcement wane,
‘ Tel 387
customers with PIES. made to
had been restored to the, war tie-larder each day. We also have
purlment' for military purposes. Since SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
RINGS 1n 1111.11.51. to our regular-i
to provide “091‘-
The Banner Bakery
5 Monroe strect‘
Wear: now abletosupply our
Give us a trial order.-
Throat and Lung '13;§§e33::1::::y of war authorize-I
AlimentsYicld
to Liuoninc.
I
‘(llstllarge from service of members
l‘oi’ the National Guard who are oili-
Nearly one thousand prominent peo
cm; or employees of gover'lllilelrt (111-;
paltments, tilt.- ions of whose. servitude:
would seriously hamper the bureaus
testified in signed statesments’ that
Linotline cured them of coughs. colds,
bronchitis 11nd other former otwlnter
(11.111.111.11. that threatened their very
't‘xlstcnt‘o. Other thousands in other
r‘tztllnllS of the country have added
their testimony, and all unite in pro-
ol‘ thoaealepartlnonta of governulnt
governmentcontractor's, such as till-j
l'rQl‘lnlCl‘ltlt‘lllfi, foreman, inspectors,
on contracts for the United Statcsl
the. loss of whose services would sort-l
llllment of contracts with the war and
navy departments for clrnracteris~
contractors and of such employees oil
or in other special skilled capacity,
ously hamper contractors in the lul—;
tically or distinctively war lllatcl'lnls.
luterlicinc of its kind known to. sci,
clue. It worms and enriches the
blood, it, restores circulation and
battles the delicate membranes 0!
Uncut. and lungs in rich, new, vital-
ity-bringing blood-~~and relief is
wrought by removing” the swellings
and irritations that; ("none the dis-
turbances. it is a truly wonderful
remedy and. is pure and wholesome,
being an emulsion of Flux-Seed OilI
lrish Moss, Eucalyptus and other fa-
mous remedies, till combined in one,
and known the world over as
be discharged by division or depart-
ment commanders upon receipt by‘l
lthenl of proper certification or indo-
government contractors or above-
mentioned employees mot government
contractors, upon receipt by them or
proper certificate of (m ofllcer of
such contracting firm whose respon-
sibllity has been certified to by the
chic! of the supply bureau of war or
navy departments under whom _con-
tracts are being filled."
GRACE PARISH NOTES.
Tuesday—wMorning prayer at’19‘23’10;
:9.leng prayer at 5:00, ‘
C "’1.
. «9:30; evening prayer at 5:00; W‘om
lan‘s Guild in the Phrls‘h’ House at
l2:30,
Mallndy Thursday—~llorntng prayer
at. 9:30; rector's Helpers. 9. West
Main street, at 3:00; evening prayer
at 5; Supper of the Lor'd‘at 8 11.1...
Good Friday—Homing prayer 9.
three llours' devotion, 12 to 3;
4... .r '
. Owing to the high cost or all in-
zredienta over 100 per cent. increase) [10;
‘I ‘19- m: to “1188 the price, t0leveningprayer El. 5: Gounodvs Gallic
take place at once..as rollolvs: 30c. 35c at 3 o’clock.
Iaeclal...60c and ($1.20.: All druggistp
, end and..eoll.Lluonino.<
Silent Saturday—~Adrninistra.tlon of
the Sacrament of Baptism at 4.
“Such government employees will ..
pendent bureaus. and in the caseu of '
. Voice Building. Specialist
Spy Wedrtesday--.\lor'1lillg prayer .11; g, .N. y 0 Brooklyn,
‘4'7-57.)
THE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE
Frisb'lc’s Pics
The most economic
dessert. Sold-taco“:
stores. Try. them.
- TEETH»;
Extracted Without Pain
Dr. J. H Mallory
16 So. Main St.” So.» Norwalk, Ct.
Houraga.m.rtos p. m., 7 to!
p. m.
Sundays By Appointment Only.
(11101 litur'scullllnn.
Paddle Inst.
and Bridgeport, Conn.
ltallan, French. German and English
Singing properly taught
Terms, dates. apply to Mrs. William
H. Stowe, 5 Wait Ave. South Norwalh
l
Spring ,Styles on
' Credit '
Gatelydt Brennan
42$OU1‘H MAIN ST.
' GARDEN MTOOLS
:G rden Forks, spades. Shovels,
aims, . H603. Trowels, Rubber
use, Reels, Etc.
safety costb you
rent one?
ardcn Sets, Iron and Wood, '
For ”the Care or;
“11111111111
Baby ‘Musmt Have
His Daily Airing
Our line of Carriages, Go-Carts
land Sulkies in a wide choice of
finishes, at prices to fit your
; pocketbook.
S Carriages
Go-Carts $8.5oto$21.oo .
tSulkies $2.98 to $12.00
$13.5oto $40.00
White? Pine and
. Clifford Pharmacy.
80. Main and: Elizabeth Sue;
'Beef' iron' and
\ Wine
Tar
m
Phone: 833-1531
Certificate and Coupon Free
§
.. UN’DERTAKER
11.... w. Raym
(1nd
111.. embollosmnlnbtiagaoan
nwaalsmo'rcn 81'3“ .
new 115011121“ nutmmo
wesrronrsmnur AND FROST 111311 '
AllTrcSllftluglll; Not 11» l .-
. SH-AD GREENPORTL or 1
VCOD LONG... AND
HALIBUT CLAMS
SALMON . . (1051.11.10 CL
FLOUNDERSu BAKING AND rev-r
TILE ALL KINDS OF. /
HADDOCK NED AND SALT
Cutbill’s BridgenFish: Mar
Fm Delivery. 71 Nom. 1
Easter Footwear oi; tin ‘*
The newest models in all the popular coloringrfin
ing many novel efl'ccts. ' l '
'Evgry Mall... (11111111 1111 tlliltl “ill
, (helium Slice 111111 . ..
Reliable: Hosiery to, Matt]
CONN‘EALtY. a; "3111ch
‘81 ' f‘Washington Street.
117'
9‘1 1 a: “'15,: w... .-
THREE STORES IN ONE NO STAIRS TO CL!
Ffeenfléllvery Everywhere
STERLING'S
~ the stock is complete. It you wait until too late th 11
diminishes. The present freight embargo will makelit."
possible to get what you want when you want it.
‘ semi »,
Library T"
Manage .
For 1mmediate: or future delivery. We have over 5
and sizes for you to select from. $2. on will deliver any
frigarator to your borne. .
Norwalk Chronicler