'3":th $11.“ A..¥‘-e 5.“
”in.“ h- “3.2-5 ‘loshlific’d at by“
mun-o wharf. ,
W No. "5. A. A. I. M 3. l“ B.
It. 3. of A, will hold a regular aloud:- ‘
ly business meeting this evening.
~llerbial, soil hats, O'Brien.
Raymond Bradley, of Lynes‘ Place
is visiting over the weekend with rel-
atives in Ridgelield.
The Forty—Hours' devotion will open
tomorrow morning in St. Mary’s
Church. at the 10:30 o‘clook mass.
A May dance will be held Monday
night in Red Men's ”Hall, in Main
street, under the auspices of Wanoma
Council, No. 31. D. of P. :Svec's or-
chestra will furnish music. ‘
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———omcmo SATURDAY NIGHT i
Town Assembly Hall, Grace Bro. 8-=
‘plece orchestra—Cathedral Chimes.
The property formerly owned“ by S.‘
It. Wood on the Old King's Highwayl
in *Boo'ukside, and recently sold to 'M.‘
'l‘. Richards, of Barton, has been sold
to T. 8. Barrett, of Brooklyn. Mr. Ban,
roll. was tormeriy a summer resident
of Belle island, and is wellkno'wn in
this city. i
Kearneys‘lland was reorganized last
evening, with a membership of 15.
Frank Kearney was elected director;
Joseph Willi, mauangr; Jack Thomp‘
son, president, and Morgan O‘Brien,
vice-president. The band will play at
Rosemary I—iall, Greenwich, this week"
and label- in the month ’at the. Yale
Field in New Haven—Stamford Advil-L
cute. ;
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-—Y0ur old jewelry will be valuable;
Alter rightly refreshed—repaired by
Charles Brand, .South Norwalk. l
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Surely Secretary of the Navy Dltll~I
leis is none the less a patriotwsurely:
his example might well be followed‘
when he says: "Keep the boys on the|
farm. The. now has been swamped
,with boys of tender age who are
enamored of war. Tell them they can
be ob more. service to their country,
between the corn rows than they canj
in the navy." i
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——Reduction~ sale on all trimmed?
hat-s, Lenox Milllnery, 29 South lialnf
street, South Norwslk, (‘onn. .
Tha man who says the dealer must.
look out for himself because the dear.‘
grumbling, complaining old public will:
not look out for him and will, in iact.f
take delight in putting something
across on him, Dilly know what he. is
talking about. Hell lliltl plenty 0t ell-i
pericnce in business. anyway. 0!
course, there are two sides to every,
controversy. The consumora' side of
the food controversy is being emphan
sized throughout the land because he;
is so numerous and so outspoken.‘
Maybe, also, because the only relief y
be has is to squeal. '
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-—~lt it's real comfort that you want:
next winter, and every other whiten.
than use Burnham Boiler Cosy Com-ii
tort Heat. Lord & Burnham (30., Irv-l»
inztom N. Y. ‘ 3
Didi you ever stop and think, you
who may be so prone to find fault‘
with mur‘street railroad service, how '*
many years it is since the price oi! a‘
street railroad ride has been increas-
ed? Measured by the prices that pro
millet! for most commodities, 10, 15
. or 20 years ago and the prices that.
prevail today in those communal
the price of the street railroadta‘re'
has won a real miracle ot'atahility.
' *‘I'hero have been occasionalattemnts
”to reduce the fare, here and .there.
but. few, it any, to increase it.
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‘ being
,visor and with the corps of very able
lproximata figure will be‘ over five
ed.
members coming in every day.
from Danbury are not included in the
above total:
through thecountry club leader re.
. with each of the. cities and'toWns,and
.1 is fiendeavoring to cooperate in every
way possible that." Fairfioid “county «
' may show, not only a great increase
. ln' theproduction of . the much need
ad food supply, but pres
the same lie-well. , , ‘
may”. ”Mo's .. shawflw M
an.
WWW. “ammonia
in mm no «as
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tibilui‘rtrl'fl' in :3 ’f‘e-l» .5.
W ' of 'fl‘k Mi W" ‘ ”M ' r ‘ ' ‘
‘th‘a it. to in“ and cm *‘awa mic-s. as»: the that aim dip
and. ...l. a! “I“ M. hunk Idem-nu nah “dint? lie-r15
,bmtu culture have “that # It
This “putt n. A summary to M: slackening. The this or the mm
in: teach «my or town in which that "i
‘39“ ‘3 Null “Find on. m :2“ filmed for w
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chairman oi Committee-~D. M. Who: ‘ MW“ l3 mad” “’1“ liar
child Wheeler. limeport Land 1 blanks ior'tlle um application is
Title 00. Thin Cll)’ h“ m 13'1“de Clerk 1‘ J. “mg” lute.“ on
into thirteen sections, each with I‘ .
chairman and committee in chased“ a date and hour at which the blanks
Through the cooperation o! the Boy.”‘-‘ ‘9 be presented, ““95 out. The“
Scouts. Y. l. C. A., Superintendent oi dates now are well aim in July. The
fiftcgfitcher; :33) Ollie; ufitflllcuzmppiicsnt was warned that it he is
o .a miss gmaeo an , . ,
available. The Farm Bureau and '3’. “mm °“ “me "‘9'“ be “m be
State Supervisors are assisting then”) M a further delay 0‘ perhaps
city committee. There will be up “01".” l '0 IllflnihS. Half an hour
proximately 1,500 club workers busy is allow-rd 1 ‘hi- schedule, for the is-
surance ol' h ‘l‘irrt paper.
during the next week. Three paid
About all the. applicants are Hun-
supervisors ale to be employed with'
headquarters at the (“halllber 0100an
merce othce. . Vgarlans and Slovuks from the Balkan
Fairfiepj, . states and Russian Poland, with a
lll this town the Fairfleld Garden small percentage of Germans. Na-
tives of Entente awed countries us-
ually are asked to wait till late next
fail, as attention is centralized on
the central countries now.
has been the means of bringing lin
a paid supervisor to take charge of
the various clubs. The boys of this
community ale. to handle as one pro-
ject a six-acre piece. of potatoes?
Fully 300 club workers are active!
here. i
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Co—operating with the. Farm Bureau
in its campaign [or increased produc-
tion, the Woman’s Town improvement
association, has engaged in paid sub-
ervisor. Fully twenty acres cf land
will be under cultivation, the ultimate.
entitling the growing of additional.
crops to be stored in the collars. for
the coming winter and the canning of.
all surplus foodstuffs by means of a
community cunning outfit with a can-i
ninl: expert to have charge of the op-
oration.
—DANCiNG SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly llall, Grace Bro. 8~
,piece orchestra~Cathedral Chimes.
CORNS HURT TODAY?
”Lift your corn: or cultures off
with fingers and it won't
pain you one bit. '
Green's Farms. l Yes! You truly can lift of! every
A small sank-n club has stal'ledghard corn, son corn or corn between
to work under the direction of voiun-I the toes, as well as hardened calluses
“w“ summsom ,on bottom of feet without one bit. of
Norwalk. l . .
The Civic Lemme and the Norwalk pain.
Glmlcn association have employed:
three paid supervisors to conduct. gar,
den club work with the eight hundred;
bovs, girls and adults desiring to as“ ,
sist in increased production. 80mm ,4.
of the boys are to plant and take. ‘
{lull euro of ten acres of potatoes.
There will be an additional 85 acres
under cultivation as result of the
Farm Bureau cmmrjiun on club work.
~ Stamford.
A genius in Cincinnati
other compound and tiny
bottles of this magic fluid
drug store for a few
cents. I
Apply several drops of
this treezone upon a ten-
Through the efforts of the local den aching corn or a cal-
members of the Bureau three paid ‘- ‘ lus. Instantly all soro-
suoorvisors have been obtained to mess disappears and shortly you will
take charuc of the. fifteen hundred find the corn or callus so shriveled
or more boys and girls who are to _
have. home gardens this year. These Ed 13036;“: y?“ lift it “gi‘mm tine
children will cultlmte eighty acres of 3" 5‘ 0“ 9‘3 no pain W 116 am) Y-
12m (1. ling frecrone or afterwards.
Just think! No more coma or cal.
New Canaan. ' -
The Fl'ull and Flower Guild has Ell': 1.1395 to torturé you and they go with.
[:3ng a, paid (l A
r-l\ ~v . ‘
«we of ihf‘ “V0 "““dm boys "D soreness.
girl producers from this town. . You will call treezone the
loomuumliy calming and drying outfitélsll'lag'c drug and it really 15- Genuine
the coming summer and tall.
Danbury.
A community eanninz outfit with u!
capacity of one, hundred thousand
quarts for the season is being negotl-g
died for. Father and son are. working
together on the big potato project be-
ing carried on in the city. Fully 125
acres of potatoes will be planted this
year
i yellow iabel.-—Adv.
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GLOVER’S
Established 1897
Chart? Calf
and
Ko-Ko Brown
'Are the popular shades in
Young Men’s Oxfords for
Spring.
Ridgeflcld.
Under locui supervision it garden"
club of 150 members has been formed.
The canning work has aroused much
enthusiasm and luuuy quarts of addi-
tional food will be preseerd for the
winter.
Redding.
Here We find it stronglocal com-
mittee assisting the hovs and girls
club to increase the food output.
Fully thirty are enrolled.
' Brookficld.
With a Farm Bureau director in
charge of the work a gnrdem' club
has been formed. Much interest is
shown in the Mother and
Daughter Canning club.
, Greenwich.
The Garden Association of this com-
munity has engaged. one paid supen‘
Balaton and Elite“
$5.90 to $6.50
a
Neolin Soles on Both
Ask to See Them
Elwood&Glover ,
no Washin’ton Stij ' ‘
j south hymns: ,
volunteer leaders. is undertaking the
management of about 150 acres of
land.
Wilton.
The. Mothers' and Daughters’ Can-
ningcluh of this town is llLa very
flourishing condition. Fully fifty mem-
bers are preparing to wage an active
campaign in the cunning and drying
of surplus fruitand vegetables. Many
“other communities are soon to follow
in Wiltb’ns footsteps for conservation
of foodstuffs.
To sum up the total enrollment. at
the present time, of boy and girl mem-
bers engaged in club work, the ap=
thousand.'i‘his army of workers will;
cultivate about 450 acres of land, but
that figure will probably be increas.
as , we are having additional
The .
one hundred and twenty-five, acres ,
The. Farm? Bureau
ently employed, is in direct touch
ervation . oi _
mum, men f‘suoonlur ..
, ’ wool,» '
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can now be had at any
supervisor "0 I‘M'ejout causing one twinge o! pain or!
discovered ireezone. It is _
any. harmful
ding.
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few
safe to take as they are purely vegetable and without
_ _ doses Will bn'ng better
spirits, improved health, a feeling of fitness and
Give Renewed Strength
Dimtionn of Spied-l Value to Women or. with Every Box
Sold by inflict) throughwt theworld. In boxes, 10:... 25c.
In In 0-!- d his]. ' "‘3
III—h- Wade-la.
Haven MI ’Ctl’llm. ’
Shep Honors
‘ Wuhan Lime.
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Land Plaster.
lull:
10.000:BEAN POLES ‘
RAYMOND BROTHE
Phone 113-3.
Men’s Low Shoe
J. I. MALLETTE
“Washington St.
Children’s Dresses
A large assortment of new Gingham Dresses for school vvear.
Plaids, Stripes and Plain Chambray, made in the latest
middy'style, with plaited skirts, Russian style with belts,
collar and coils; of contrasting material.
Assorted combination in Bloomers to match, from 2 to 6
years ........... .............l.................. 79¢
2 to 8 years, without bloomers . . . . . . . . . $1.00 to $1.50
Also a good line of Children's White Lingerie Dresses, '
Tilelatest English models in Tan
Black lnculding the famous Johnston.
Murphy and Emerson. lines I I
Hosiery to Match j
CONNEALLY & BRACKE
,8: Washington Street.
50¢ to $2.25 3°” "‘5
Roe and Buck Shad, halibut, Cod, Hall
803th Norwdk.
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. Tile, Weak, Flat, Butter Fish, Porgies, to .:
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8 Furniture," Rugs,
Carpets, .._ Linoleum
ding, Kitchen Cabinets, Refrigerators,
So. Norwalk
,1, and Round Clams, oysters.
Nothing Frozen-«M fresh (laugh! I
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market
'Phonu 108 and 10!.
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58 Wall Street.
Shell Shut-On, and Other Mountings.
‘ tions prbmptlygfilled. Expert Repairing. '
lights and 333.; Fine Cafe attached
. and American style.
'Comer Monroe and
N- 1 DISESA9
Manager 1
lie-furnishing time is here. Our line of Furniture, Bad- I p .. f". Delivery.
‘ Floor Coverings, “ M -
Window Shades, Draperies, Porch and Lawn. Furniture, 1 7‘ . ' ,
Porch and Couchflammocks, Blue Flame Oil'Stoves, Lawn ‘l i I . ' l I
Mowers comprises one of the largest and most complete 3 El Mlh'ary Accessoriefi
p lines to be had at prices you can afford to pay. ‘ l
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, kinds of linen, woolen and
A. l. Collms Co. . ;. mu... m... N.... ‘r-
1. should be attached to av "‘
1 “y
can“, 1: sible article likely to be ml;'
. .4 ‘ such as Gloves, Caps, Rain I
. :’ Umbrellas, ct'c., etc.
. . . 5W.W :: '.‘ 1 Prices:
JA CKSON :e —-~—- .
. , , p _ SO‘LDIERS’ UTILITY KIT--Contains practical
OPTOMET ‘. ‘l‘ mm for emergencies. Fitted with scissors, buttons,"p
RIST 1, etc.; also has place for photograph 0r identification card
, ’ . Nor-walk. 1E Prices ..... .. 50c and $l.oo_each~:
KRYPTOK LENSES~Folding Oxfords in Gold? or l: , '
Thorough examination of the eyes. Ocullsts’ prescrip- l: 3- ‘ 3,11?» m 'l '
J2 :: WCH L‘Reol‘lm'm‘H/lA/Dlli or MODE/l r5 Pal/CE!
._ . , ‘ ll :86. WASthlGTON ST;
.- CENTRAL HOTEL ‘ I
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric ,
”looks-stamens; Italian Bu y
Chestnut st. 1 ’ - at... .5...
' :1. DISESA. Prob etor
Springtime Fum til
_ “ Maytlmeweatherbrings the wish forllghtenfurnl
,oiwhich-we-havé'a big‘andpvariedstock. '
«See: theNew Couch Hamm .
~ mmdflerent from any'uhown before and a.
to prove popular ’ . ' _'
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