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HERE THEY ARE
The first out of the box.
The new straws!
Just enough hats for the live
wires who naturally lead 011.
Tomorrow will be our regular
Straw Hat opening.
Rogers 81 Stevens
So. Norwalk
Wm :
' Main Street
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Now
line to Consider
ring Your Home
FLOUR IS NOT EXPECTED
Noro'aliri
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NORWALK 1
SOCIETY;
and Personal
NEWS
11:; and Mrs. Frederick Whipp1e,l
and daughters. the Misses Marjorie;
and Avis, left Norwaik yesterday furl
Brooklyn. N. Y., where they will re-
side in the future. ’
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Mr ,and Mrs. Edward J. Flaherty.
who were recently married, have rc~
turned home after a short wedding
trip and are now residing at 52 Spring
street.
Harry S !‘oh1'n. a 1-11' rink in tin"
ofiioss of Judy '\'i11';;.'11 Del’aul Cronv
lnan, of "New Itochellr, has returned-
11011111 after spending few days in
Norwallt.
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PAINTING
Cheerfully Given
—Phone 14.16
TO GO TO $23 BARREL
.Dealers Denounce Alarmist Starks of
Scaring Prices, Which Make
Them All the Higher
Predictions made today
luas going to advance to $25
‘rol before it stopped its climbing was
roundly denounced by 1111- loading
wholesale dealers in food supplies to-
dny. The story was objected to
bring: untrue, and also because it has
alarm among
News
p—‘a-fi
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the Mayor‘s 110111111113caused
. lie is being held 111 1111» DWDI‘fi
is afternoon. '
, kwood
,idden Children,"
ions that conditions “1111 not just as
and M“). Alli» they would like to havc 111cm, but
at 11... 111111 the ph‘iliCtinll that flour would
reach $25 was the cry of an alarmist.
land had for the community, ’l‘hcro is
a tcndoncy. they say for :111 11111'11111'1'
in meat and flour, but potato-11'
11111111111 stuff are 10 come down.
No Need For Alarm
or the auxiilan [)Ulltt' 0'19 liPalt‘I
rill tonight in 11111111111111 acod f111 111111111 as there was plenty of
"ll in Wall H‘j‘ppL All food on the markets, but he add-
: ~ “1 belicvc that if food were shut
WILL ENJOY
per served at 1111' t‘ouu-
uraday nights.
requested to report" Pd:
8 o’clock. foll‘ today from 1111' city, it would be
_...._.._.... found that many of the families 11:111-
of the w, '1" (j, 11_ “-111 foodstuff stored away in their homes ‘
orrow afternoon at the 1'1 last for months. Our salt-s have
.. m...” been tremendous. This has bccn
rs. ‘- Ida .\'l cckcr,
‘11011 jumps trices. One woman came
into our place for 25 pounds of sugar
owler, of Park street,
the other day and we refused to 11011
e uptown police yester-
ray- dog had come to his
days ago and that the "S ‘0 kf‘l‘
one the animal 1: 1“. sugar in the house already.”
.11.. , m-..” .
' 87012 ALL HOME GUARD RE.
pdlquist, of (‘1'11nb111'y,' CRUITING
trolley c111
.11 the. cor
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and Wall streets 1““ .101 the active companies of the Con
ding 0“ 1”“ bicycle \lr. noctictit Home Guard has been 011101
t llljlll'.e(l
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ting 0f the Woodmen of sent out by the board today.
“1‘ was held in New ‘3“. Major l1'cs said today that specia'
“ by being chosen alter-
,yto the triennial conrcn- tho state.
11 in Chicago in June.
I \Vcdtwsdm‘s an11011n1c1111~111 by 11111
[T‘ Marvin Stocking, of State Board of Control that it woul
against J. Mitchell
5 tried beiorc JlldgeIment of the Home Guard up to 1:1
ourt of Common Pleas. companies of sixty-fire
f the plaintiff. The d0'. $400 000 01 more
counterclaim for $225.!
, aist‘uo‘md- ”Nome-Vi NATIONAL PAR’KS TO BE OPEN-1
neared ‘0' “‘9 913ml WASHINGTON, May 3._—1111 nntlo.
ey Toivo '11..\ekton.oiial parks will be opened to \lSllOl‘
ed for the defendant. nounced today His
Iw 011111 be closed.
KODAK BANK—-
R DIMES FOR A CHAMBER or COMMERCE MEET
' ‘ ST LOUIS, May 3.-—The Board
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, merce of the United States opened
pli-ComoratiOn
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that [“11111‘
11 l1.tl-‘
all classvs 111'
Thc f—l‘l‘nf‘l'fli tenor of 1111- interview '
and ,
said that there 11.111 1111'
lbrought about by alarmist‘s whose nor
her more than five pounds. She told 1
p ‘t as she had $10 worth 01
liAlt'l‘erilD, May 3.-—All reuniting South America. and hat-1 made several
thrown 0“ l1“ “’th od stopped, according to .111 announce- ‘
The front_ 1111'111 by Majm .1. Moss ivca. of the
Whirl" 11.1sd1e111olishcd 'Stato Military Emergency 1101.1rd to-
lday Circulars to the many 11'11'11111115- the Brazilian governme
ates, 0f 1 Trinity Place, offic1 rs about the state ordenug them ()11 April 29 1111 handed over the
3, yesterday. 10 the to accept no furthcr (\nlislnu‘lntg were of German interest? to the Dutch 111111
as represented ngh: officers to take chulgc of 1111' enlist-
9294,0fthis1 city. andnuonts for tho Rcserw Corps would ;
l»- appointed in different Si'f‘tltJls o
The orderlo stop recruiting follow;
Oflltonor financial requisitions for equip
men each.
dgment for. $7210 the fun"i‘his would involve 8.450 men. amount
repair 1““ was render of money not given, but 0.1111111an at
E-‘M' Eockwood Of this year as usual. Secretary Lane. on,
1 statement was
>-—-—'ipr,ompted by reports that the parksi
Directors of the Chamber of Com-l
.three'day session in St. Louis today. '
Miss Ella \‘1'111'3'lei' of South .\'pr-',
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'alk. '1111'111 yesterday with her lit'otli-'
111' 111111 sister-111111111 Mr, and 1111's. 111"
1". Wheeler of North strw-l. Stan-1
it'l‘tl. l
”-‘- ' 'lhirz lathe 111111111 ttlllldllt‘l'llll gun of the Belgians. it may be wheel:
M“ and “m" ll. 03‘1"” ('h'ml’“ ""‘ll 1'11 abuaL but lit-r1.- it 1.1 [Ill-(‘1 11 high 01 " rewiring 111d1'stal so it may be
their children will no to tin-11' sum-1 Tilt‘fu' 1:. nothing hilllilitl to this in the
11:,1i1ltly ..innd in 11111 tlli'Lt‘litlll.
1" 11 1» ’ idno" dd 11' 11‘ 11c. l'. , .
111 I hlf‘ 111 H h "k '0 ,”M, 0 1‘11‘11111 Slatcs ”(1,1,3 ., 111w anus 111'11141 111 1111' 111 Ma 01 ballltniflps
May. 'ihey haw born 111 new \01'11 -. ' ‘
1 'l‘hcy have not the 11111.11» of this weapon. 1
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most 111 the past winter.
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mintzs
S,uits Coats, Millinery
Charge Accounts Opened
The Way Sagiess Spring
Guaranteed for 25 years.
The Most Comfortable and Durable of All Bed
Springs.
11.1. Angevine & 8011 C0.
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DIVORCE APPLlCANTS
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lcorgc Huntington, of Brooklyn, .\', for Friday in Superior Court
'. is visitiuq tricnds 111 Noru'alit fol
:- 1'"\\' days.
Nlllil'lllli Stilllllll 1111811111
((‘11111111111'd From 1‘11111- ()111'1
:Ptlllli. in all
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HOSPlTAL NOTES
Mrs. Laurence Wolf. 'l‘aylo1
Il’lacc. was admitted totlltv'. ' 1
(it) must be submittcdt 1) that 1111.11 ,
it 1' hardly lit-111w '.1bh 111111 11111 c111 (1111' list as follows:
:e'i will objncl to 1111.
although rumor has 11 111111 an effort r1111 M John 1'
will be 111111111 to offer .-.11 111111111111111'111
.-1'.21111 for two
of Maty
(“mum
DR. MULLER RESiGNS
Fr'iday will be 1- “field day" for up
plicnnts ftr div'olcc in 1111' Superior
1 l uncontested cases};
are listed for 111.11 1111 the scort c.1le11 l
..»\ Colviilcl
11111111w1lio11 1's. \\ Minot 1.. (‘olvlllin Molly E (‘ur-l
Jacob Kloi'll
1's. Elizabeth 1'111'111111111 Klein, Sarah
Paris—1' Loans-bury. of Summit, .\'.1 . ‘ l
l, was in Norwalh today, on bosi- fAVORABlE REPORI ON I TO HAVE FIELD DAY‘
will. I
‘ Fourteen Uncontested Cases Slated
CENTRAL. HOTEL
Fine rooms by the day or week; Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut St.
nlSRSA Manager "
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Tel. 1555.
, I DYSESA. «Proprietor
111 1111 act deferring:
i .. _. _“ 11-.115. it. can readily in Pet 11 111.11 “- 0“!an \s..lol1n 0371"“: 11‘th
RIO JAM‘JRO’ MW 3‘4"" “mm such :1 111111. would 111 to kill the in- M Sny‘dct 1s. Clarence 1.. Snydcr,‘
11111 111 the bill 11.11111111 hrepinl: faith JamH ‘shforth vs Susan
with 111' public. 111.1 1'1 '11'. to a 1011‘. “A ll.folih Bertha A, Tlllcry 1's
011 this 111111: 01' ha'. 111;: IN 11 prowl-c1]
1111111 the 1'1'211111111 w'm lOflnDlltlillPd I Tm” .lessic 395°91‘13“ Shocfer
n17.) yours aro. it \1'i‘l be hurt to lticllnid Shacfci. Alexander Roth)
find 11011 who will thus 1111) such 11 11111.1 Korma Roth).
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new 1111: 111 '
as prosonttd to 111» 1111.1.“- is as fol 11"“1” ““1““ John 9' ”WWW“
'Bridgct H. Flanagan. John 1.. Neil
Mullcr has tcndcrcd l’rcsidcnt .iiraz
his resignation as Minister of For
11311 Affairs.
’lhc gowrnnu-ai has 1ccolt ed inlor-
1111111011 that the Brazilian Minister to
Germany has been ordered detaincd
111 ilorlin and 111111 ordered the detour
11011 of Adolf l’auli. German Mini‘sli'l
. , , , lows:
‘0 Brazil. “h” h on “‘3 ““5 to 11111:; [to it cuactt'tl in 1111' Scnatt 11111;Car1'ic Nerf. Hannah Heath 1's Steve,
RWY- : 11011111» 111‘ it '1111'51'11tatl1os in (111111-1- lllcatlt
Dr. 1.11111'0 \lullt'r husbecn bitterly :11 A' ~11'1b11 counted 1 Aigulncnts will he heard on
The mayor and common councilo
1111 cut of N0111alk .11.," “pm, "1.11.111101'1 calendar in the respondents
criticised 111 Brazil since the relations
lbt'tuecn the Republic and German)“
:boczuneacutc on the ground that he
E was pro-German in his sympathies. Ho
'; is one of the best known statemicn in
of the registered 10'111'5 of said city. sation commissioner in the case
in" to be held on the 111111 Monday of
October. 1917.1111' a 1011- to be taken,
1011 1111' question of 111-1-
Tierne1
115111: to the 111111111 States.
111.
plan minister in Pc'n 11.11). 1912.
‘1'11tc upon said question.
Adolf Pauli German Minister to —-'-'~ ..- .1.-.” ~-'~ ,
' 1 elucii'.
llrazll was handed his passports 111' OLD MEN SET EXAMPLE ,1 “
at on April is. "W", 1 1 Ask Foreclosure
mre Connecticut Octogenarlane W119 are Foreclosure will be asked in
' following: cases The
to Plant Garden:
11 ARTFORD. May (tr—Among the
ipledgcs tor scrvico in the Connecticut
rmy recelvd thus far by
.omutittco of Food
from persons above
83 years of age. both of whom are
ready to do their bit in increasing
Connecticut’s ‘food production this
511111311111.hustin Pomcrory of Elling-
1011 is going to plant a home garden.
He is '33 years old. Illir. Pcmeroy a
year ago had a garden of one-eighth
acre. but this your. to do his part to-
ward increaoing the food crops, he
has pledged himself 1 to plant one-
fourth acre, double the garden he has
a year 11g...
Another Ellington man, C 11 8113
111111.81 rears old, of Depot street, has
returned a pledge on which he 11810831
to grow one-tenth of an acre of corn.
ionc'oigth of an acre of potatoes and
1one sixth of an acre of beans. this
:year. in addition to caring for'a home
garden of one-eighth acre. He says
lthut while he had no experience
‘in canning work, his wife will take..
istcl‘.
STOCK MARKET WEAK AT OPEN 3"”mmuml 1‘
ING the Connecticut
Supply arc 1110
Louis 1’.
Theresa.
t Danvcnport,
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NE\\'.YORK. May 3.-~Stock market ,
I’lagle
‘pricos broke sharply at today's'open-
int, The pessimistic views of officials
at Washington regarding internation-
al conditions caused general liquid
ation. .
Declines of one to three points were
rcglstered at the outset by Bethlehem
Steel New stock, U.S. Steel the ship-
pings, Metals. American Woolen. Cen-
itral Leather and various other issues
tin the war group. Rails were equally
weak, the lenders averaging one point
5 declines. Delware and Hudson show
ing an extreme loss of 3 5-8 at 112.
Secondary offerings were mostly at
lower levels.
sflSAYS ll l8 Silillil
lllll Willi Will BARE
lCincinnatl Man Tells HOW‘ to Shrlvel visor if he is needed
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111.
Motion
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131 1.2. Vs.
1 The Trumbull Motor
k- company. '
LOYAL.
in the constitution, are
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'- ATU1RDAY MAY 5th.
money depcsited' 111 this 1111111 11e-
llrday 11111111 Will draw interest
Up Corns 60 They Lift Out ‘ ' ornment
_ Ouch 1? ! '1' z 2 This kind of rough FREIGHT RATE lNanABE WANT- 01' active. or naturalized men
talk will be heard less here in 1.0111111] . ‘- ' ED 1nrosrective. or those still alien's.
people troubled with crime will follow‘ BOSTON, May 8.--A
the simplei advice of this Cincinnati . business men 111115 held at the Boston
authority. who claims that a. few drops. Chamber of Commerce Buildinx today
of a drug called treezone when applied to discus the proposed increase 111'
to a tender, aching com stops sot-er
ness at once, and soon the corn dries
up and lifts right out without pain.
He says freezone is a sticky sub. .dreds of 1New England firms saying in wrote the following letter:
stance uhich dries immediately and .‘part:' ‘ sulfering from rheumatism.
nev'or lntlamos or even irritates the ,r
surrounding tissue or. ~11. A quill-r ,
ter' of! an Ounce,“ Which will cost very, ‘ ,
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similun leagues in other Slovak
ters trill be started soon. '4'
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.. HE ALMOST FELL DOWN
New 1011
John:
Fania Glassor
Katie lialint 13
thel
"lrefiht rates. The meeting was calleu’ ' A. M. Hunsucker, Bogue, canto,
by the transpormon committee of the Miss, felt so grateful because of being »
. chamber. watch sent a notice to 111111- freed from pain and distress that he ‘.
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kidney ’
There 1;. a general desire. patriotic and bladder trouble, also dizziness;
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tion of not 11 ea than 11111 per ccutum pool from the decision of thc compen- l
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111011110 111 the call for 1111- city meet Evelyn (1110110 “mm“, \luhoney 5;}
Mahoncy & Tierney conduct‘
Muhflahlul_ the an amusement park near “utorbury
lschool districts in said cit). lllld said Mrs. Boylcs husband 11113 employed
Muller was first appointed for ‘(ill' i‘i autiiolu d. i“ '111111 1110911111,. 10 an 11 bmt111an.and was drowned The
respondents claim that ho committed
t,
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the,
Bridgeport l
Trust company vs. G. Horton Glovem
{Robert A. 'Fosdick, trustee vs. Goorgel
l). tHarllett et 1115, Arthur M. Comley'
vs. The South Norwulk Savings bank
vs. The Please Realty company et al.
Katherine
1's. Philip Plogle.f
divan M. Jones vs. Frederick C. Whit-
ney et, a1. Thomas .N. Cooke 1's. Mar TROUBLE ENTIRELY DISAPPEAR-
tha R. \l’hltton. Home flank S: Trust
company 1's. Hlieitnnu B. Wilson ct
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will be made authorizing
the receiver 10.81:“ on the property
of the Trumbull Motor Car company
in the case of.Alcxander H. Trumbull
Car
BRIDGEPORT, May Sc—The Slovak
Political and Civic League of Bridge
port has Just be .1111 1111101 pomted with erfi'etunued.” FoleY'a Honey
about 401) members and will hold. a. for «(Highs coldS,
mass meeting this 01' wing. The pur '
roses of the. organization. as set forth,
to educat
tho'se that are already American cit;
irons to stronger loyalty by lectures
“a”? 0‘ that ~end 0‘ the food pmduc- and night classes; to educate and eu-'
ltion and conservation campaign. He courage those still aliens so that they
lie willing to assist as a garden super, will $091l become citizens and 10 111' ~
'struct all members in the principles:
of federal, state and municipal gov-1
The membership consists
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and:
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conference. of propaganda for the organization 011
con-1
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The Biggest Suit Sale
of the Season $14. 00- $18. 00
tion.
The Personal Element
One of the features of The People's Trust
Company service which is much appreciated by
our customers is that our Officers take a close '
personal interest in seeing that every patron re-
ceives the fullest measure of individual atten-
Our customers are entitled to the best service
and we see that they get it. ‘
‘: “,THE PEOPLES:
TRUST COMPANY
of South Norwalk,Conn.
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Fathers and mothers worry over a
child with :1 chronic cough. Randi
"writes: “For
‘sevcral years my daughter had a bad ‘
chronic
caught avlittle cold. it agngated'the .
lirouble.
'hut not until we tried Foley's Haney
BRIDGEPORT SLAVONIANS ARE land Tar did anything produce .3,
1' in slow days the trou-
ble entirely disappeared and has nev—
Lce. Wannaska, Minn.
cough. Every
We. tried many
"great relief.
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cough. Adv
*- tillso‘n- Powell Corporation.
croup.
time
medicines.
and Tar
whooping
1:111:11
roars-2am
" ’1»-
lanes.
Tulle no flier.
, A1 I: for
nonunion”).
ESTER S PILLS
l'lllIlll fled Ind Collie-k
outed lh'lihl mm
tall!
nnnm DP
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' 1 son 1111 unionism
I.“
"j makes,
. 1 repaired.
PLUMBER
retort 'rvPEWHirEns4-1. c.
sinus.
:Reniingtbn.
' . g per month. Icahn!
sold at $5 per mil: -
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
' ‘56 Fliifleid Ave., Bride-nod. Colin.
lsllE'
sold. , ranted
Rouble. 33
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THE SELECTION OF ~
SUITABLE WALL PAPERS
is an easy task here. We show
y varieties both in pat-
mum and plain colors that we
can suit any taste or meet any
requirement. And we can suit
any purse too. We carry paperi
in every grade. so any price limit
yanmayhevs setc‘anbe seem,
moaned.
The (rorham Go
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BORWN lltlUSIi
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
Opens May I
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