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WEATHER FORECAST.
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Rina-.1197 2111 Norwalk and vicinity:
lair tonight and Tuesday. Littlol
dung? in temperature. Moderate
Inflhwos't. 1:12:15. The Atlantic storm
Ins moved but little during: 11:-:- last
Inky-14gb? hour; and is now control:
mt Sable island, with a pressurc'
reading of 211.113 int-hes. An extensive
area 111' ‘lllill‘llally high pro-:suro is
(aural (1'1"31' .‘lebraska. 11 is produc-
Eng pleasant. \1'11111111-1', with low tem-
peratures, in the central and western
diutricts. Erwin were. reported as far '
south as Tenn» syn-'1'. The temperature
1'11 slightly higher this morning in the
mutt-1'11 districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'l‘einpe1'attt1'1-z Low.
513’ 1111111.
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711; 111411.
Thu cold northeastern b11-e/.1- that
was blowing -1111il1-1I Sunday 1111'1111111-
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The Hospital Thimble club will meet l
“Tuesday 111111110011 at 2:13 o‘clock]
With Mlfi. 11.1‘\\'a1'rini_t, East avenue.
"(“1111 Raymond 1;”th Al Sou 11'11
ice delivery lollell island and Row .111
ton. 'I‘cl. 62-12, 'l‘okenelte, Dario“.
It. 1Currinizton Kintziug, formerly 111'
Stamford, now 111‘ Norwalk, paid a \'i
it 11111 tow 1111.4 111 \'1-w York, and 1111
just 1"-etu1n1 (i.
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IS
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311'. and .\1 rs.
211111115.
Roton 1'11111 opened for the first
time this scason yesterday.
or the cold. blustery weather,
were. 11 number who journeyed to the
park. The roller coaster, carousel andI
mhcr :nnuscmcnts were in operation.-
(1)111- 1-xt1'u 1'111' was run to the park.
. , ;
A very successful meeting was held-
yesterday 111 the Pine Point (‘atholic
clubhouse at Pine Point, at which time
the.p1'esitlent.Atiom11y hflnlt‘l 11111114
ing, declared the 111111 to be in a p1'os-'
porous condition, going
sion on Decoration Day.
house will be observcd.
when open
-—‘Every 11:11 in ()‘Bt'imt's
A portion 111' the dock used for 11in g
1111.: purposes 111.1111: bathing.r beach at,
The K1101) was washed away during
The past winter, and
1111' closed season.
The United Electric 1.1.2111 and \‘\'a- ‘.
‘11-1' Company lollowlngout. itt-l policy
(11" cooperalion with its'employes has
j :tnnonltccd today the
scriho to' the United
Loan Bond-.1 of 11117, 11111. company
financo tho' payments. Under
10
1th
plan the company will arrange to on-
ter the subscription in the name of the
employs and permit those who are un-
able 107111111 the full: amount at
to pay for the bonds in weekly install-
ments. equal to 1-50111 of the amount
: subscribed‘extending over a period of
511 week and Without 11111111111. r1111;
111111111111 111111111111 many of the employ-
by bur- ‘ '
1,111 to 11831111191111; government;
chasing one or mono of these bonds.
who otherwise might hesitate to do 110
_ EPWORTH LEAGUE ACTIVITIES
icnjoyed by all.
Era Stew-11.41111
David Shaw and two:
children, oi“ 1"lax Hill Road, spent the:
weekend in llanbury. the guest of rel-l
in spite"
there '
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into com 1111s- 3
window $1. ,1
will piobablyi
have to be rebuilt. shortly. A number:
('11 Window in the various buildings:
\vero broken out also, presumably 1111,; -
work of boys who visited the property!
adoption or a
plan whencby tho employer; can sub-
States Liberty
Vonco
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Consumers League,
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street.
First Methodist Episeopai Church Or.
ganization Planning Many Events, '
Thelirst mocting ot'tho iipworihl
11101 new stal’t' 01 0111-; :
last Honing. 'lhel'
well attended and was
A \'o('al solo by Alias:
very pleasing.j
was held
Willi
The. league expects to do great thingn‘
in 1111' eoming months under this new
regime. Everybody is weleonit‘. Meet
ing opens at 11:45.
The new officers are: 1
President, Miss 1'11th Downesz first:
vice-president, Miss 1(‘lara Reardon:
second vit'e-prcsident, Miss Anna Mil- H
ler;
O'Hara;
111ird riot-president,111's. James
fourth \‘ie‘e-‘presideni, Miss
111111 Raymond; secretary, Randolph
Downes: treasurer, lrying Dikeman.
DESERTED HUsBANo SEEKS
DIVORCE.
111, the Superior Court. last \\'t't’li,
Judge Reed said that 111- would take
under 1-1msi111-1'ation the application 111‘
Chhrles 11. Seaman of 111.51 l‘ort (‘hes-
1121' , who .eeka :t di\"o11'.e 1111111 Mildred
Dossoir Seaman of New Rochelle. The
couple wcretnnrricd \‘overnber 11,
11111, and lived in East l’ort 1‘beste1'.
'3\ 31111' later the wife 11 en? 10 the home
of her mother in New Rochelle, where.
her baby was born. ‘Sho refused, tho
plaintiff stated, to go back to her hun-
111111d, who was working in Darien.
Lsion hen ice of
:11111 ('9‘111111‘ ehurt'h houn-
l'l‘he request for 11 5111-1111111 was 111111112111
11119 Connecticut (‘ommittee
:Supply.
. Sprngue
.The desirv
‘1-15 of Connecticut is as follows:
.111'r1- of corn for your
{high that 11111111
'1.-11111 111 buy corn 1111-111 and
11:1 Sunday.
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111 BE BIBBIISBEB
Miss M. H.
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Spraxuc. of the Exp-11-
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cultural College, out of the most exp-r:
ricuced and ('flicient 11.11.11 ”2.145 and.
ileat'lih's of ext-:nsion work in 1!: - 11-111;
'01 home economics in the country. will
:address 1111" annual inoetlng 1‘1 the‘
01' Hartford, 111 b»
held at 4 p. 111., Monday. May 2141
11111-1111."
of 1:11.11:
and it was arranged that Mix"
should 111111 at this meeting'.‘
111‘ the league is to learn?
how i121 members 1111-1y help 1111' eonr.’
‘mittee and what i~ exp: ('11-11 of women
in 111:- lil‘L'St'Ill situation.
Farming is :1 patriotic sen'ice.
"\11-1'1- turn for grain" the
is call
Flfiague ol' the First Methodist Episco 111111111 is now being sent out by 1111.-
. ,pal llllll'Cli,lllld1'1‘
icers,
'meeting was
(1111111-1111ut 1‘111111111111'1: of Food Sup-
ply. 'i‘ he 111111111111111' 5 call to the farm-
“Al‘t‘
you planting on Him acre of cornthis
year? Why not? You hare 1111' land,
the tools, and probably the 111111111111.
Next winter you may want that extra
family. With
door 111 an extremely 111411 price,
touldn't you eat morn corn meal mush,
.lolmny 1111111, etc? 11' you ‘1'2111’1, your
'n1-‘13411hors 1'::11. and will be 1:11:11 to buy
'111-111v111b1-1' that corn~ produces
11111'1- food to the acre than almost any
other crop. Remember that eyery an-
imal on the farm needs corn next win-
llemember 111111 wheat flour is so
families will he
hominy.
111-1111111111-1' that another acre of corn
won't 1'osi much more to ralsc 111111 1'
will 11,1 111) 111 you 111 do your I111 ‘20
rain- it, itemeniber that llint 1'111'111'1111
be planted as 111111 as the first week 111
June. 111-1111-111111-1' that your county
agent can tell you where send may be
bought. lrow an extra acre of com.
lteportr; received by 11111 Connecticut
1'111111111111-11 of Food Supply indicate
that, in response to its request, "Food
(‘1'111:;1\1'\‘:1tion Day" will 111: 1'1l.1"1-1'\'ed
in many 01111111111.-l throughout thestate
The call to 1111- ehurehcs
fer.
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151' FORD
FURNACE.
lluw long uoes a lurrt'l 111'
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New :‘ill 1 lfl'L‘S Tut]
large one. 1
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7.1111. l1 14 :L1f1r‘t
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by a trustwothb
s‘mximnzi 1'111'1'...1'1':". 11.1131:
12111111- since 110161.
most durable 1'1111-‘trtt1'111-11,
always giro satisfaction.
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FOR SALE IN
HORACE R. NASH
for this 11111 in 1hr.- campaign 1111' 111-
Lreased 111011 production and conscrrav
tion was sent out early in the week
by 1111- committee from its headquart-
ers in llarti'ord, and Illtiht‘ replies 1'1-
Wired thus 1111' indicate that sermons
on this vital topic will be heard in
many ("ohm-client chart-hes on Sun-
day, and that
entire fit'l'l'lt‘t'h‘ will b1!
“Bigger Props" move-
(‘11-it‘ll 1111- 111'»
\'o!e1l to the
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'1‘111- ("111 111‘ the eonnni'tee has urged
ministers to "prewnt 1111- ninth-1' 111'
food production and C(tlifii‘l'yitlitlil ash
religious and patriotic duty." There
are many pastors whoreeeiwd tho
eonunittet-'s 1:111 and who have not re-
plied, but will. it is known. put this
matter 111-10111 their rongrogatlons. All
(IPnt'illiiitilions will be represented in
this food conservation service. Many
choir directors have planned
and appropriate music to have an i111-
portuni part in the servlees.
Stores 111' pastors, it is known,
engaged this week in the preparation
of sermons which will brim: beloro
their peoples the great rat'is'leadingto
Amoriea‘s entry into the war and the
vital truth that bushels 111 food eropv
are as important as bullets In the
great task of winning the war, and
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long, cspm‘ialiy if 11': r1111'1 :1lj1'is a
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They are of the
and
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in a large number of,
special,
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“CORHN wMAIN AND WEST STS
thoreby making, the world a safe place.
for democraey.
'l'he 14111111111114.- 1111-111111~1'.-:
1'11111'1'11 in the 511111-
"1-‘111111 131111.~1-1'1atioi1 Sunday"
:15111211 to do.
hopo that
every
nixt- llllh
as all have
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10 1111 ll lNlWAl'
Tells How to Take Serene-:5 Furiom A
corn and Lift it Right Out
Hospital records <1111w that
1111:»? you 1'11! a corn you invite
law or blood poison, whirh
less, says :1 Cincinnati authority, who
tells you that 11 quarter ounce of a
drug 111111-11 ll‘t‘t‘lolll‘ can 1111 1111111111141
:11 little cost from the 111111: siort‘ but
9“,”.
111111-
is 'sulllt'ii'nt to rid our}: 1‘14 11 1'\'1'l‘_\‘ .
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hard of 51111 corn or callus.
You simply apply a few drops of
this on :1 101111111: aching corn, and 1111'
soreness 114 instantly relieyed. Short»
ly the entire eorn ean be litted
root and all, without pain.
This 11111:: "'~'- -:tiek~. but dties .11 11111.
and in claimed to just shrivel 1111 any
corn without 1111111111111: or
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11111111; 1111- Slill‘t)llll.llll,‘.l tissue or >! 111. ill" l0 llltlkd llllll‘N‘ 4 : lil'l‘; jump
Whittall rudl
are highest-priced
and worth price
There is no :11: 1'11 in claiming that any article 1:111:41le 1
it price than other: 121' 1111: family.
1111') must be worth 111111 hi; 4m :1: ice, to deserve 1on-
iideratiou.
Whittall rugs are lil"llc’:' in mice
‘penny of that his her price
They are made in patterns so rich 1nd 1151111111111 that
other rug-111611 copy them.
They are dyed with colors so firm and rich that they
hold their strength and life for years.
lhey are woven of such texture and solidity that they
stand up nobly under daily scrvice; add theit beauty and
romfort to the home for :1 long long time. ‘
'lhere is almost- surely .1 Whittall 1:411 here to harmon-
lze with and add beauty to the fillillSllll: 1.5 of the finest
room in your home
It may he a P61511111 pattern or adurkish or a Chinese
lnspiration—hut it will have been worked out 1',-14111 11611: in.
Americz, made right 111311: in the 0111 Massachusetts Colony,
combine the beauty of the Orient with the sturdy honesty
of Old New England.
Anglo— Pe1si1111 rugs, $.1ch 1111111 22‘:-
1) by 12 feet—-
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and worth \ ry
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by 36 inches to 3
8.5 75 to $82.50.
Anglo- Indian 111543, sizes from 22 .- ly 36 inches to 9
by 12 feet— 54. 75 to $612 '
l':eprtc Wilton r11: 45, especially 1'111'11'111'd service, 512651
1111111 3215-11" 31;) inches 11191131 12 feet— .
Carnot ”all, third floor.
To .plant
is a duty ‘
Plant : :4:11dc11. 11111111111 bit!
'lhc man with the 110:: helps the 111.111 with the 1it'le.
(let \otu' '11 5111 led soon; there is sunshine com-1
But they must be planted .
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If ymu wife wears hit-'11 111-11111 she fig.”
\1 111 he 111111 to know 111' this.~—- -\1l\
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“baking can be done at the
'- wonderful range
“It Certainly Does -
Make Cooking Easy”.
is a wonder
There is absolutely. no danger in this combination, as
the gas range section is as ent1rely separate from the
0011] section as if placed in another part of the kitchen.
By using both the coal andgas
nine large utensils may be heated at one time.
sections of the top,
A Large Roast 51111 other
same time in the coal oven.
The advantage is plain—~'
Two Ovens give double
capacity and allow
the cook to com-
plete the baking
in one half the us~
no] time.
Call and see this g
Gold Medal
~ lenwom
This cool and gas range with two ovens
for cooking
See the Pastry Baking always in sight in the gas
The most delicate cake can be perfectly baked
and watched through the glass paneled door.
OVGII.
Although less than four feet long it can do every kind of cooking for any ordinary - ‘
family by gas in warm weather or by coal or wood when the kitchen needs heatingy '
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1' to 600.
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1 ervicc, 111111111111116 seeds,
i'herc is help here——
cial prices.
Vegetable seeds. many kinds
9 usual prtcc 21—2c 5c and 10c pkg
1 root msemcnt. if
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. Tools to make
a garden grow
Seeds will :4row 131' themselves but only just So 1111.
'lhen the plants must he cared for. And here are the
:1111115 that will makei easy to 4ive propcrt cue—each im— :
:lc'tnent 01 special interest at its price: ——- <
1 Malleable iron 1:1ke 5—12 tooth, 30c; 14 1011111, 35c.
Steel rakes—12 1110111, 7111‘: ,14 tooth, Soc.
‘ Mallcable iron hoes—301'. 1
‘ Polished spades,1 round point, D handle—011C.
Square spades, D handle—75c.
1 \\- cedars, (1 1136111,:11'11116'111316 iron—45c.
‘ Gardening setst'oruonm11—$i.25; tor children,
and Soc.
30:.
Fourth floor.
For houscclcaning
and spring refitting
. That 11114111100 11 bottsccleaniuy 1115;111:5113;
when one attacks it with the helps that are
had.
i it doesn’t take 116111le so long; 1.111611111251144
so li1ed; the. house 1:11:13 smiles 111 its new :t11:111:4cmcnt of.
06:15in to 133'
0 Cedar mops—75¢ and $1. 25
Oil of Cedar maps—~31. 10
0— So— Ezy mops with can of oil—fl
60
Bench writ1gers~—$7.50_~
Ammonia—10(- lfic and 23c Liquid Veneer—£51: and one.
> - 1, w . --..' 1’ , .~_ro-, . ,-1-
1:11::.'11'1':1“1'~::'1'1:" 111' ~ 1131:1111: 1»
t u 1_ i ‘ “ 1 \ -°- 1
’llroom covers—~51: ' 1,1“: 0'1 ednr polish~—21'1c to $2.50
Brooms—701; 75c and 8.31: 1:1 .11"; Ozone soup-50.
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(“lollies racks—~350 to 75c
(‘ iolhes baskets—43‘ 111 to $.‘
1 hair mots—~11111 SOC.
Clothes lines—~50 and
50
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75 tech—351 Pr 11-1111 1‘; 1:11. nhlc soile—SC
I’cllsl. in, ' :lotlt:‘——
Faint 11111311915451: to 251;
Hutton carpet heaters-walk
Shelf papei—«z'ic 71' and 121': roll'
Silv or polish 2.1c- .
Stove polish—:40 8c and 101'. -
Self wringing mops—~75c to $1.10 ,-
Rorub bi'ushes—wloc to -51:
'Sci'ub cloths—"251:
Tack~pullcr —loc
Sa.nil1‘lttslt-,— 5c
T011111 111 ushe —— Mo to
Toilet paper—~71: to 501. '
Wool‘ wall dunters—Sfic to 51.71”»
White cotton dusters—-500
Wool mittswshc .' 1
Window 111 ashes-~11.
.Wire carpet beater ~111c to 2511
Wool floaters-41. 25
Wash boards, metal—30c to 50
Wash boards, glass—11013 and. 80 1
Wash boilers, heavy copper bottolfi
(‘ounter brushes—41.21: to 931'. ‘
Clothes “Mimi's—$3.50 to $7.25.
Carpet sweepers—$1.50 to $5.110.'
. Dutch (.1 tourism-91:
Dust pans——10c the and 30c
Duatloss hand tlustc'rs—loc to $1
Dustless floor brushes—81:1: and 951:
Din-floss mitten dusters'w-C-Oc
Duntless dust; clotbs-——l.'1c 111111 2.1113
Dustlesn mop- -heads——." .51;
' Dry mops~—25c to 500 ' - , , *
Dish mops—- 5c and 101'
Dustbanc-25c
Feather floaters—30c to $1.45
Galvanized pails—~31’1c to title
Garbage cans—4on- to $3. :11:
Galvanized t11bs~$l 10 to $1.351
:Iloor brushes-41. "5 to $2. 50
Fair-v soup~fic
'Fels Naptha. soup—-~1'1c
Hammer11~10c to 50c
Ivory soap—5o 82.1510 “.15..
coins boards—4’11: io.W11:1h boilers, all copper-«N1 and
boards, folding—viii 111) to Washing powder-51:
. Point 3, o urea at many uric—116
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S3 50 to $55.1:
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