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Monday: and: rosterdlfiudcl tumour midscluf mafilmxshd‘g
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in meetings of the Fair- 3%,.) '1'1" out}; ”fife?” gin dim Willy-'32
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glitch he has been placed at . . . . . 1
t the military department 111;: (lepwutnicnt are now working on
(lite-star and Henry i’. Pine mo old school fut e and are Lot-
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if hooded null
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,:.oi1ing the new furniture. ,
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1- gen“ “991.1. mm of the. question of coal Supply, and hilt-‘1 a?
' any, C. N. (l. was held last “ruthci 1011,- iii) discusnion in “hich tlu
fuel \1 .1- brought out that. (h:- schools
he 93"an- T‘W‘P“ new 1'“ mt oven nor. short of coal and would
0. Barringci of Wilton.
hmc'to be supplied with more fuel
. Benedict of Norwolk, and in a very short time.
it Wis voted,
one) of W cstport “ere upon 11 motion by William 1‘. Warm
iii
0 further orders ha' 9
at the snpplv committee i11\',:cstii:ttc
by captain Mossmun.
the matter of supplies in general at
once
i A lengthy discussion took placo
at over the presentation of a compensa-
tion bill by Joules OHarn, which
-:11nount.ed to about $30, and it was
iflnnlly voted that the bill be referred
:lo the cm 1101.111011 counsel The board
. ‘did not feel itself responsible for this
' KODAK BANK— hill ind-min .1 us it hard not been; noti.
UR DIMES FOR A.f1ed in any way.
'1 After the remainder of the bills had
i been gone over and f0r the most part
endorsed, the board went into execu
Mite session for the purpose of dis-
[cussing the report of the teachers'
committee
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@xih-e blend— the blend and the
pure, n:‘- .turai tobacco—no so-called
ificia] fussing .just natural tobacco.
And the blend can ’t be copied. ‘ l
“Words can only tell you these things-4t takes the
cigarette itself to prove them.
tried Chesterfieids. Do it today.
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NORWALK GARDEN ASSOCIATION
Contributions of the First Two Days.
in the first We days following the
appeal of the Norwalk Garden Anew
elation for funds, to carry forward the
work of increasing our food supply,.
. contributions have been received by
General Ruse‘oll Frost chairman of;_
the finance committee, from the _-Efol
lowing named personsz- ' :
Carl Axel ‘Ha‘rstrom, Alvin D. Waits i
worth, Keogh d: Candeo, Jessie
Bryant Gerard. Knte‘ C. Cleveland,
Charles E. Miller, W. 10.3mm; Eliza
E. Brockway, Jennie E.I'Ferris, Sam-
uel. ILL Benedict, Charles 'F. Mills. Rue-
aell Frost. Hermon :Aaron, Milton El-
wood. 6.11 Goodrich Melville E.
Mead Walter H, Pierson, Francis 1.
purnell. Herbert. A. Mathewson, O. F.
.IIEarle “Mrs. I. F. Waring, anonymous.
Earle, Mrs L. F. Waring, anonumons POET. LAUREATE OF ENGLAND
one LONDON, ‘Mny 2~Robert Bridgce
Fulther contributions are expected ”19 DOEt laureate Of England has'
to come more rapidly as the appeals written :1 poem to celebrate the einry
mo received and time is bad for con‘ 0‘, “‘9 Umtrd States into the war.
adoration, It was published in the Times today
A list or further contributors will and one verse (clients:
he published later._ . ' 2 Brothers in blood
‘ ‘ They who this wrong began
MiLi‘l'iAMEN WOULD LEAVE
’ ' _ ' SERVICE 1 ‘ " tho dny
When first the}
, men to the fray
And with the Briton. dared
American
challenged free'
BRIDGEPOR'l‘.‘ IMay 2—Several
noncommlsélonéd -_olllcers of the
Fourth company, coast Artillery. _dis-'
satisfied because state aid for. their _ 7
dependents is to come through theI Discussing ARMY BILLS
local charity department. applied to .WABHINGTDN, May 2.-—Houac and
day tor discharge (mm the 'aervlce Senate couture-so today began their
The men ohiected to having the char taak or adjusting dltreroncee over the
lty investigator visit their. homes to annual army oproprlatlon bill and
vouched. “63’
the
CELEBRATES AMERICA’S ENTRY
The Most Comfortabi :
Springs.
A. J. wAngctiiiic 818011 Co.
and Durable of All Bed
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CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
American style. .
Comer Monroe and Chestnut St.
N. i. DISESA. Manager
Tel. 1 555.
l" DISESA. Proprietor
r" The Biggest Suit Sale
of "the Season $14.00 - $18. 00
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Ah: YOU SATISFIED
WITH YOUR COMPLEXION?
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Take care of your complexion—
and your complexion will lake care of you
CHOOSE PURE AIDS. CHOOSE CHEM E ELMV‘
THE PURE. DAINTY. TOILET CREAM THAT HAS sroon
THE TEST FOR YEARS.
“Makes the skin like velvet”
SEND Ioc FOR LARGE SAMPLE
JAMES C. CRANE. 104 FULTON 81'. NEW YOR\K
Garrrraoravcun ( .
DEALER on _mgmus. '
Every readarlhispaper
Outfit coo-’ I
old: of on. -
Durham Dd-
fi'fiffill‘i‘.‘ :
with Amori- .. . THE may seen" .
con lv 0 r 7 ‘
hundloufety _ m I $5” WWflEX'
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puck-d in- 's 5.
33m FDU‘RING the urn
WENT
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MAKE Yfliifl 0222i Milli
vrith 5.81. M SEMI-PASTE PAHNT and
your up nuns-teed Gil.
You obtain greatest durability and cover-
ing power. The LCLM E’AIBT h; to
positively good that it is ‘known as 11::
“Master Paint.” It’s proclaim by one
factory management and 5:, id t7 only me
group of dealers located in various towns
.in the U. S.
Thu plan has always enabled us to
improve the quality and deer-em the
' cost to an.
Therefore today, when the best of other high grade paints cost you
$2 75 a 331100. our L G. M Paint-inade- ready-for~use—-wili car.
you only $2.00 a gallon.
YOU SAVE 75¢ A GALLON 0N EVERY GALLON OF PAINT YOU USE
For Sale by '
A. D Morgan, ,
Hubbell & Staples Hardware 00., Norwalk
W. S. Guyr & Son. Westport,
Lockwood o Palmer 00., Stamto rd.
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smith, Nader-wood
Remlri‘gtrm, all other
. makes. sold. rented
'mnaim' Binnie.”
per month. Machines
sold It 36 per month
‘ . PLUMBER
TYPEWRITIER EXCHANGE
‘68 Fahfieid Ave, Mun-sort. conm
the war army bill, rapeseed by the
Senate yesterday, over which there
,Ily, agreement on both measfires ls
Ihoped for- so no to send them to
iPret-sldent Wilson for his Approval
this week '
‘Prospects are that the House con-
lenses will refuse to agree to the
Senate amendment which permit
Theodore liooaevelt to more a. vol-.111 . , _
tee!- expedition for “reign service“ __ ,
Indications. are that a compromise ..
Will be effected fixing the mm
m to d it of 21 and the maximum
Norwalk Chronicler