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.‘Watvr 1invert. South Noru'ulit.
Yesterday 1121:. the unult‘erssry .of;
Denny's 11"ittory at Munitia. May 13111.
will be Mother’s Day. The will still
be known as Pence iluy, The 30111
will he Memorial Day. .
The Orientll Flute and llrum Band;
Will hold its twenty—fourth annual ball
in the state armory. tomorrow even-
ing. A batonowingiug contest. with a
’ sent ial
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11nd guidance or champ-1'11
Experience has tough! that the Red
Croats must exrmw the greatest r1111
tion and dirrreiion in accepting ot~
tern of assistancc or this «hummer.
In come moon the motives prompting
11111 offers arei entirely philanthropic
in other cows the offers are actuated
‘by both philanthropic and sefluh mo
[iron and in still other cases the 1111»
tivee urt- entirely selfish.
number of eutranta, is promiséd. A
street parade will be held before the
ball ()utof-towu and local corps wiu'
, participate .-Stan1ford Advocate.
The Boys’ «Orchestra of the Y. M. C.
A., went to Norwalk last evening, to
attend the l‘ahfield County Y. M. C‘
A. hanqutt. and to provide mimic for
it. After the banquet, the buys at-
tended a moving-picture, show in N91»
wulltr—Stamtord Advocate,
.A. L. Kendrick is spending tho week
in Buffalo at. the plant of TiltkSCllOPll-
ltopf . Aniline & Chemicah Works.
whose products he handles. While
there he will calamity lunpect all
processes which go t,o“thc making oi
the dye, also work out eomenew col-
ors with the chemist at the, works.
7 indications are that between 200
and 300 Odd Fellows of thin city will
go to South 2151111111: on the oveninfi
of May 9 when the degree team of
Progressive Lodge is to work thc first
degree. on a class of candidates from
Butler Dodge. The trip is to he made.
by automobile and already thirty
machines are available. Ira R. Wild
1111111, A. B. Woodman and E. ii. Bai-
ley arc the transportation committee
and it. is announced that any Odd Fiel-
iows desiring to go on the, visit should
notify them before next Saturday.—
Danbury News.
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Very little, it any effect seemed to
be produced on the young nun of re
entiting ago, of New Haven. by the
big military demonstration held on
the central green Saturday night. and
no recruits wcrc noticeable ut the re-
cruiting stations either of the armv
or the navy. After a parade in which
marched sounds from Companies F.
“find E. of the Second infantry, a num-
ber of Boy Scouts. and about 100 mem
berm of the Connecticut Women's De-
fense League. under the direction of
flies Joan Margarut Scheffler. n num-
‘ber of inspiring speeches were made.
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The Crol’ut & Knapp Co.. lint man
utocturers. of Norwalk, have just an-
nounced the purchase of what is
known as the Dahlia farm, on the
outskirts of 'Norwalk. the land to be
cultivated this summer by the cm
ploycs of the company. The property,
which contains sixty-four acres, " wil
be called the C. R; K. farm. The com
pany states that. it wants us many of
its men and women as will do an oc
(melonal day's work on the form
They will be paid for farm \1 011.
the same rate as though employed“ in
the factory. No sacrifice will be ex
:pected of them, the company hear
ing all the expense
transportation to and from the farm
In experienced former has been on-
gaged to supervise the work. The
'm'oduce raised on the farm will be
i
”Jim-y News.
disposed of in Fairfield C'.ouity.»~l.‘mn-1
When offers are received by chap-
ters the. greatest care should be we
erclsed to determine in which or the,
above three clusws the case belongs
The following general rules are sub-
mitted asa aguide. to chapters in con-
idering otters of assistance. tluough
’ S
l the medium of entertainments, it be-
ing recognized that each inditiduul-
case will have to he. decided by chap
tor officers on the ground, and that no
hard and lust. rule would be ap-
plicable in every insumm'.
First. No offers should be accepted
contemplating a division of profits beg
tween the promoters and the. Red
Cross. This rule applies to the menu
- torture and select“ merchandise or‘
articles of any ‘kind as Well as to 011-?
1ertnintnents.
5 Second No one should he permitt
taiuutept or like function use Red
Cross untertainr‘nent or benefit on
less you are sure the management or
control is entirely in the hands of the
lied Cross chapter.
Third. If. after due investigation
those uttering to conduct entertain
ments for the benefit of the Red
Cross are found to be entirely reliable;
and acting in good'golth,.they may be
permitted to makc announcement in
tho press or otherwise oil-their inten-
tion to .donategtho proceeds'of the. en
.teriaiumcnt to, the Red Crocs. but the
entertainment should not
Cross entertainment. nor any
it is being given under the auspices
of the Red Cross or that
C. 033 is in any nay conuwx'd with
01 1esponsiblc for in: management.
Fourth.
use of the lied, (‘ross embirm in an
bouncing or advertising an cutertuln- had failed "mm“. H J 1,.
merit be authorized except in the case
of such entertainments as are actual
lv managed and controlled by the Red
Cross Chapter.
9 Fifth. There should be 11 well de
fined policy in each chapter office in
regard to these matters. People of'
faring their services to the Reid Crms
may not easily understand why they
are not immediatoiv accepted. Some
(no person in each ofilce should be
1 familiar with this policy and ““mor’mtoredm' heal
Thls‘
ized to speak for the chapter
authorized spokesman should also not
us a clearing house for offers in order 11111081111131: lscun,
that conflicting information or con-
. dieting dates may be avoided.
1 ELIOT WADSWORTH.
Acting (‘11: 1i11uan.
and providing GOLF COSTS MORE TO PLAY THlSi
. SEASON.
Prices of Clubs,» Balls and Other Act
2 cessorit‘s Soaring with Living
Necessities.
The old H. C. of L. has now bit
#ltgolf. ’Golf bulls and clubs are ousting
' Mg 25 per cent more this year than laxt
“This is the time-for America »
10 correct her Womble.
fault of wastefulness and extra: .
rugance. Let every 1111111"
' Woman assume the duty . of .
careful provident use 831d
penditurea ‘38 3,1) public My” 2
:1 dictate of patflotltipi which .
no one can now efilet‘t ever as;
' be excused or («similarly
timing. “This bank is ready to
, do its poi-t. Save your dot
to. patriotism and profit, now: '
"Notwithstanding" the increase in cool
it is impossible to get any of iii..." in-
ported stock which fol so many years
has been a “thing of beauty and Ti
joy forever" to the golf player.
Don’t lone the bulls, they cost more
this year. Make the caddie. watch
:them. If. you lose a ball this yam
'lthere will be more excuse for “('11s-
sin’” than ever below.
, Thmbfis been but one shipmen: or
33011 clubs" from England in over it
"yuan and the veil known,
'olube" tare not mnmbie at 1111':
dealer's in this country ‘
0! miter-loan got: goods there is
plenty, and experts are of the opinion
thitthhlsugoodthingbom to?
Americans and the some. it is
dancing until midnight.
in no instance should the. WWWWGSB find mdigeSUOD
or the, proper adjuncts~ to the game 5
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lure uliith in Ilnuys an immediate
hit is tin» banjo 1111111191111 which is
the ideal monument of the pt'escut
day daunting true that actually puts
over the fox trot and one step in
ruch 11 manner that sitting through
one of these numbers is an impossi-
bility. Concert from 8:30 to 9, and
Tickets are.
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35c 11 person. Remember
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BRIDGEPORT HOUSE WRECKED.
'BJRIDGEPORT. May l.~-'l‘l1e new
home of William 1.. Drew. on Man-
hattun uremic. hora, just z.iiout ready
for occupation, ua's practical y
11101-11911 last night, apparently with
out any real object.
the various rooms were gushed and;
torn down uith p11 hates, the cement
.floor in the cellar was dug 11p, wet
ce cut was sputtered on the ceilings '
and woodwork, and wet cement
smeared over the floors.
is thought to have been
boys.
done
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$75,000 FIRE DESTROYS
DERBY BUSINESS SLOGK:
(‘11 to promote or advertise an enterl 2’me N' H" May 3’72“" Grim".
ough block in the» heart of the busi-
ness district of this town was burned
yesterday with a tool loan of £75 090
combined 1
the date.3
Monday, May 71h, at lioodner's Hail ‘
The 11' ails in?
The work .
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better a '.
lasts an
High G
CONN‘EALLY 81‘ BRACKEN .
F01 several hours it was feared the.
Vudjoinlng structures “we (10de bull
tithe firemen succeeded in confining
the flames to the. Greenougn building
which was completely destroyed.
illllll WOMEN
Positive Proof that Lydia E.
Pinkhun’s Vegetable Com-
‘ pound Restored Their
1 Health.
the Red :
Yonkers, N. Y.-‘,‘I suffered from a
bad case of femnle trouble, backache,
Lydia E.
Pinkhnm’ s Ve. table Compound rc-
atored my heal oftcr everything ciao
Futurity
61 Hamilton Ave., Yonkers. N. Y.
le..lll —— “I would not be allVo
lode vhnd it. not been for Lydqu
Pink am ’9 Vegetable Compound as it.
cured me from naevcre case of female
trouble."——Mrs. O. A Con, Batesbown
Rood, Danville, ill.
Ridgway Pa.—- “I wish all women
;W110 antler from female troubles would
tall 9 Lydia E. Pinkhum's Vegetable
mpound as I avoided a so cal oper-
ation by its use. ”0—M1's..llf Ramos.
Rid y.|.P
orthy Haven. Conn.-
uklmn'a Ve
-"Lydia E;
table Compound re-
after everythin elao
sin tinge
not ingli o it to
11g am
32501: 197, North
Haven, Conn.
The many convincln testimonials
constant! publinhed in t e newspapers
uht to e proof enough towomen who
on er from those distressing ills pecu-
linttotheir sex that; L din E. Pinkham' 3
Vegetable Compoun
itheyneed.
bud fail when
101’ life. There
I overcome the tryi
TESTIFY .
be advcrg
tised as u lied Cross benefit or liedi
word,
ing used in the announcement that,
would lead the public to believe thatl
is the medicine .
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Have you seen the new spring mode
vels of corsetry --—beautiful to look at and elinglflto weafr.
There are many changes in fashion this seasBilEi-ihifib'l‘thnt
changes—and a corset that will give you the correct figure is
very necessaiy for the best effect of your new Spring out-
fit.
Won’t you come in as soon as possible and let us
show you the new models of “Blotter,” R 8: 6., Lady Ruth
(frontulaccd), Ban-Ton, Royal Worcester, Warner s, C. B.,
La Resista,‘ Nemo and other popular makes?
Our corscticre will be of the greatest assistance to
you in the selection of the model best suited to your
figure.
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Cherry Calf
and 7
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'Are the popular shades “ in
young Men's
Spring.
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$5.00 to $6.511 ' '
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Maytime weather brings the wish for lighter furniture
of which we have a big. and varied stock.
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_Re-fumishing time is here. Our line of Furniture, Bed~ '
ding, Kitchen Cabinets, Refrigerators. Floor Coverings.
Window Shades, Draperies, Porch and Lawn Furniture,
Porch and Couch Hammocks, Blue Flame Oil Stoves, Lawn.
Mowers comprises one of the largest and most complete
lines to be had at prices you can afford to pay.
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511. rowan
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