Members .oi the 0.51. t‘. (‘2.1'-
South ix'u: n ilk, ,
in East NDI‘halk, irridu)‘ owning.
_——._’-
will ant‘ 1
Charles Beers was enlisted this
morningat the uptown cecrniting 5‘31
.tion, into the Home Guard. 1
——Douglas Fairbanks in ’1‘er Amer--
icauo," at the Regent tonight.
A son wus born Sundae. April 8,6
to Mr. andhilms Moses Taylor. of 19‘i
Elizabeth street.
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name a. Scofioldtor ihiuty-sevenl
years city engineer of Bridgeport1 and
well- known in this city. died this weekI
at his home in Bridgeport. at the age
of eighty~six years. I
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The Overall Hawes Hat (10., of
Nashville, Team, has gone into bank
ruptcy and has among its creditor-5'
one or more Daubury. concerns. The
company conducted a large retail hat.
and furnishings business.
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William Donovan, of \‘orwnlk, ur-f
rested yesterday afternoon by Deter-
tive Sergeant Thomas Hunt, upon aI
warrant was arrainged before Judge
Lockwood in the uptown court thiSI
morning charged with non-support
Mr. Donovan was placed under'SGh;
bonds and ordered to pay his wife the;
sum of $5 weekly, for three month :.
A meeting of the executive commit-
tee appointed by the members of that
uptown tire companies and the N01 I
walk Boat club to supervise the sub-I
{riot for. a machine gun. was held lastI .
cvening.i:1 the Phoenix quarters in:
Main street. At this time it was de ;
cided that the boat club and tho flre'
companies should appoint committees!
to carry out the work of subscription
in detail. Subscription lists hove been;
gotten out with E. 13. Gallaxlrr-r' is (1011- I
tribution of $100 heading the list andI
are now. being circulated in the i‘irsti
District. t
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»—~.l)ougla-s Fairbanks in "'ic truer
dunno," at the ltegent tonight.
There is .111 old saying See New
York and die.” Meaning that you will!
have seen all that is worth seeing on
earth and therefor you will be 111111in
to depart. Our advice to you is toI
“See Hadfield and live." Get new lifoI
into your veins from the inspiration otI
his Kipling characters at the Hospitali
entertaimnent. April 16. at the Palace
theatre. McAndrews Hymn will make
you feel the nobility and heroism of
the job of the ship's engineer. Hear ill
and get some idea of the heroism your
own boys in the bowels of the shipai_
of our navy who are.toda.y defending
you from attack. They are doing their
part. see that you do yours. Attend
the entertainment, the hospital hoods:
the money more than you do. I
W. I
Have ion heard. the latest“? The:
hospital needs your money-yes. your;
money—No, not your interest—Your.
money. That is straight talk—tire hos-I
plinl will take a chance on gettingl ,
your interest it you will give it yourI
money. That is true generosity. YouI
have now the opportunity of a lilo
time to give the hpapital your money
' and get something in return for it. At
the Palace theatre April it; Hadfleld,
the great English actor will imperson-
ate Kipling characters.
you the greatest entertainment seen in
Nowell: for many a. day—f‘Movlen" 9X"
copied always. A (at man can. grow
thin crying at Hadrian's show..~'~A thin
woman can; grow fat. laughing at it.
Sure cure—try it and 999. The 1:0le
tat needs the money more than you do.
. "Besides you may need the hospital
some day. .
He will give I
honorees “#631511“:
nil hit K2!
t non—1a.. ~a4mha— “we. Wm- 43-h“
as War Spreads
ALASM. i
‘-“*‘Wésraws‘é*
(S OUTH
_AMERICA
.—
Nt'tlll) thn entire land surface 0: the world. is now repreSented in the war.
hue like Europe
wul'. She has its much rouson.
China. the most p 11 ultras nation on earth. is not yet engaged. but she has severed diploma“
. All South America except. the small British and French posse a there uni spots inAfr'icn And Asia appear white on this may. and
llrazrl, is rapidly preparing to enter. There are now twelve nations fighting the {our central powers, so that. sixteen nations of the earth are at w 111'.
Nearly all the islands of the sea except. those owned by Holiund and Denmark are, of course. in the war, in nigh it has not afflicted some of thr- ur irrnicr'inlly.
Back and Front-Lace
STOUT marinas
:M‘ah largo hips disappear;
._ bulky waist lines more
, "graceiui; “awkward bust-
lincs smaller had have the
. ‘ .“ Old Corset" comfort with
. first wearing. . ‘
W. B. Redo...
"No.703 $3.50 $3.50
to £7” .
SLENDER
fcctly
Ecouonnml Price.
AVERAGE FIGURES;
Gives le. Comfort and per-
tting Gown.
wearing. they insure the
utmost in a corset at most
4:13.00
With the entrance of the UH ted States and Cuba the whole American continent has taken on the war
lulalluilfi with Germany and she mu y follow the United States into the
at. this time
cud.
Long
C'OFAPL
may be very mirth worse than last Winter.
FOR THE COMING YEAR.
APPLICATION.
Phone-1 13-3. ,1,
The price of Coal has been REDUCED. T he outlook
for the coming year. is uncertain and conditions next Fall
WE THEREFORE ADVISE OUR CUSTOMERS T0
STORE AS MUCH COAL AS THEY CAN MAKE
. ROOM FOR TO MEET THEIR REQUIREMENTS
The difficulty of the plst Winter demonstrated that no
consumer of coal can afiord to deal with a retail firm. not
possessed of adequate storage and delivery equipment.
PRICES ON ALL SIZES OF COAILQUOTED ON
RAYMOND BROTHERS?
137 Woohlnnton St.
W”- 0.--, _...,. .1
Sienograpbgrs.
Spring Term 11;:-
"MONDAY, Al’lih
Merrill Bun-rt").
College ,
South Harwell; .
stamford.
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K. &' A. CLAVEN
60 North Main Street .
TAILORED SUITS
' and
REMODELING 0F FURS
by
New York Ladics’ Tailor.
W. B. Nuform
No.929 $2.00.
At‘All Dealers
lilRllElll COIN“
fARM. WORK .. PLANNED
.ma‘p
Erwin ll Forbush, of Amherst, Mass.
Placed in charge of the Campaign
The directors of the Fair'ileld Coun-
_ty Paint Bureau. in a meeting held
in Norwalk, Monday morning, elected
Erwin H. Forbush' of Amherst, Mast-1..
county agent in charge of the cam
paign of tho Fairiield County For".
Bureau for agricultural prepared-
Foibush wiiLimslst the various
towns. cities and communities in the
county in organizing for carrying on Q
home garden and vacant lot plantin
by men. and women and boys an
girls. He will supenise the work of
the various local and volunteer super-
{visors and leaders of this work and
act as organizing and supervising
agent In this capacity he will assist
coniniunitics in working out their
, uprohlems otmobil-lzing land volunteer '
WEINGARTEN BROS. Ina.
. MAW... w .- ,...
' New York Chicago «‘San Froncisco .
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lenders. seed fertilizer. and workers
and in wisely l‘-orrnulutlng and suc-
cessfully carrying into effect, practl~
cal programs of work.
Mr. Forbush is a graduate of the
Connecticut. Agricultural College and
is thoroughly familiar with the work
he is taking up.
of the Connecticut Farmer and has
been induced to leave tire Extension
Service of the Massachusetts Agrly
Colleg'o to lead Fairneld
cultural
County's campaign for preparednass.
The humediate response of Bridge
port and Greenwich to the plea for
support. with pledges of $500 each
made it possible to launch the work.
Greenwich also raised money to on-
He has been Editor
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”roll that there may be danger oi
communities promoting the work too
rapidly and of planting too soon. He
i felt that if no planting were done be-
! l'oro May 10 or one month from date.
it would give no opportunity to per-
fect plan's and organization and that
planted after that date.
Mr. Forbush should be addressed at
the Farm Bureau Othce, Norwalk.
I—n .
gardens would ill) more successful it '
'PMMI. 10a and 1“-
Conn. He will begln'work next Week.
I Contributions for this work shouldl
Ibo sent to Falrfteld County Farm
Bureau, No’rwalk. Conn. I
All is quiet at Sandy Hook laden:
able it to hire a local leader to sumwm‘m the “1‘00““ affront betWeenI
prvlse the garden» in that town.
There remain twenty-one cities and'
towns to be henrdlrom. $2.500 more
are needed at once to insure the suc
ass of the work.
iii}; Forbuah sold in connection with
this project that he felt the whole prowlera “”33 “0‘40“”,
hearted enthusiasm and purposeful
nose of the men and women behind
countri“
the project throughout the
would make it eflective in greatly in-
creasing the production at foodstuffs
with the county during the year.
‘\.i
Mr. Forbusn‘sald _.however. that he
prowlers and guards on duty took:
telephone communication to Danbury
Headquarters this morning by Ber-I
gennt Jones, in charge there The;
- 3: j ,_ ’1
:Yolu’ll 3%? the same it
place ‘Sundaykeveoins. according tot
I
V're a, judge of smart foot: ,
a Fm Dollars.
I. styles for older people.
Hosrery of All Grades
SH'A-D GREENPORT OYSTERS
COD. ‘LONG AND ROUND
HALIBUT ; CLAMS .
SALMON GOSLING CLAMS FOR
FLOUNDERS BAKING AND FRYING
TILE ALL KINDS OF CAN-
HADDOCK‘ ‘ NED AND SALT EISH
Cuthill’s Bridge Fish Market
smoothest...
All the novelties for the younger set. and more conservative
. 11 North Main St.
We Also Do Cleaning and
Pressing.
\- TEETH -' ‘,
Extracted. Without Ra ,
Dr‘. J. H. Mallet
16 80. Main St. So. Norwalk, 1
Hourspa. m. to 5p 111.,7 to
p. m.
Sundays By Appointment Only;
The Reed 81 Valli
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully (_Equlpplsdr
ELECTRICAL SHOPs
In the Town - y
AUTO SUPPLIES",
Phone 805-5511 So. Main};
So. Nor-walk, Music Hall
FRED H. GANUNG
. littoral Director andEmhal
Office cud Realdenoo
Telephonom-
Beef, Iron 81
. Tonic, Stimulant and App:
F. H. BAx'raR
Domain.
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