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u- No.1.A 0."..1vtllbeheldthis
drool.
An impomnt meeting 0‘ in“ Bonn: James Garal'u‘l Vite» presiltnt. Jostpll
a Health mill be held in the office 0 Garavel and wmmr) and ””5“, -r
Health Officer Dr. William J Trace! A. H. “"0“.-
tomorrow evening. 1
Freerick 8. Stuart, the recruiting
client for the U. S. Navy, who was on
titty in this city recently, is now on
recruiting duty at Waterbury. Conn. 1
AEMEMBER YOUR LUNCHEON
Wu: at the Country Club. l
A big time is expected Saturday
evening at the vaudeville show which
will be given in the armory by mem-
bers to company I). of New Haven, fo. ‘
the benefit of the local chapter of the}
American Red Cross.
A number of members of the Rox-
bury club will leave tomorrow for
Bantam Lake, where they will open up
the clubhouse tor the season. The
local members who leave tomorrow
will spend the weekend :11 the club
house.
St. John's Lodge, No. ti, 5'. and A. M.,
will meet this evening in the temple
(I Wall street. Matters of import-
ance. relative. to the coming birthday
celebration and ladies' night which
will be held on Friday evening. May
25, will be discussed.
Attorney Joseph A. Gray received a
letter from his son, Horace M. Gray,
who is at. the Plottsburgh training
camp. yestorday. The letter was
dated Tuesday afternoon and it men.
fionod the fact that rifles and equip-I
neat had just been distributed to the
ten.
-——10 pet cent and5 of! despite low
prices at llrsud's,Wa'.1hlngt0!1 street.
The case of Dr. Hiram )3. West
against the Mel-tars a: Barton Com-
pany for compensation amounting to
about 820 was up yesterday bcLore
Justice of Peace William J. Moors, at
ill. Office of Light & Light. Decision
in the case was reserved vl.lnxweilcrl
.nnd Hegemsn appeared for the plain
ill! and Light &. Light for the defend-
ant.
A meeting of the Canton Associa
tion was held last evening and it was
voted to accept the offer of Rev lohn
.Stapleton. pastor of the South N01-
vralk Congregational church, to make
next Sunday a day on which to exploit
the work of the nsaociation in the
church. Arrangements were made
whereby the president of the ossocia- .
lion, A. C. Wheeler: the treasurer
Percy Chapman; the supervisor, Gen-
eral thussell Fresh and the loader of
the children’s garden ‘would speak.
George Ahlborn flutist, has been on '.
mod to play at the Regent tn the.
newly organized orchestra. Mr. Abl-
born
'tenalvoly with that organization.
the popular Sousa records. Mr. Abl-
born has also taken part.
'win have a rare treat in music this sea-
son, with such prominent artists as
the Flake O’Hara. violin and cello, Mr.
Protz. the popular pianist,
Ablborn as flute player.
LIBERTY MAN
Put aside -a part of each
week's earnings as your
put in the nation’s call.
ubscribe for your share 0
theinitial issueof ‘
I?" mum LOAN nouns , .
835.000 divided into Low shun. par
VIII. $25. Wu hill is» begun
on ".0“. The lncorporntors an- V.
P. Stmb. David 11‘. Brutal: sud W.
C.
bury filed a certificate of
lion. having 10 shares of authorized
ova-ha “ u" M” ”on” m wm capitnl ltmk substmrlhed
pany of Bridgeport filed a vermin-ate
of reduction
V ““5 found 0" :1. table near her "0d," condition to attain, and yet, how very
’ Vernon,
is a musician of piominence.
having played with Sousa's band for
the past ten years. and“ traveled ex~,
In
Net-walk make additional stops at Sound Beach,
and Mr’,
‘1 NEW YORK, May 17.— Night.
grand "unit“. William T Meyer
litidfl‘lmll, grand wl‘lvlu’y. William
8. lintrhtson. New liswu; grand
treasurer. Sidney W. Challenger,
Bridgeport; representatives to nor-
ereign grand lodge of the l'nited
States fortwo years. Phillip Pond,
New Haven: for one year, 1". Henry
W
The Union Taxi (loamy of Dan.
organiza-
par value Monroe ,of .\t-w Haven. ‘
M8100 Business will be begun on 'l‘lc. 14.0“ng 0mm” wk“, appoint-i
31.000.1‘he ofiet‘rs are: Presldtni ed by the “and master: l
Grand : '1‘ l. Frank \l'liiion. llurt-
ford; grant. c nut 1", Herb rt G.
Phillips. Watt'tnry' grand :tutmlian,
Th“ Conmlidated i-‘aft‘ty ““1"" “m" (‘hai‘les R. Hathaway. South Manches-
tcr; grand chaplain. Rev. Charles H.
Smith. liurrt', Mass, and grand her~
zild, (‘llarles J. Fou’lcr oi Thanh-son
1
l
ville. ‘
l
of capital stock from
$100 000 to $2000 The shows have
been reduced from 1,000 to 20
The Charles H. Phillips Chemical
Compost of Stamford incteased itS'
capital stock from $50 000 to 35000110,‘
with a proportionate increase in,
shows itom 1000 to 10,).0t0 pm value
$50.
MAIL PROHIBITION.
According to a new ruling by [hi
postoti‘lce no advertising matter for in~l
loxicating liquors will be permitted to!
be sent through the mails to a “dry"
territory.
TOR'RINGTON WOMAN
COMMITS SUICIDE
Put. :6. Tube in Her Mouth—Asks to
Be Buried in Potter's Field.
Torrington. May 17.—The body of
Mrs. Mildred Newman, 65 years old,
was found late yesterday afternoon by
her husband upon his return from
work. with the gas tube in her mouth l
and the gas Jet turned on. She had
been dead about one hour when her
husband found her body. (Efforts new
mode to resuscitati- her by the pul-
motor method, but no spark of life was
Start Tomorrow
and Keep It Up
Every Morning
Get In the habit of drinking a
plan of hot water before
breakfast.
chandise worth $1.50 or over at
this store today.
Dollar Day "
Your dollar will buy mer-
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86 WASHINGTON ST.
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Connecticut River Shad
Received Dally Direct from the [liver
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH
Long & Round Clams, Oysters and lobsters
Cuthill’s Bridge Fish Market
'Mo 1“ Int! 1".
Free Delivery. 11 Nomi mm M.
ee it several months: . , _
lei: $119??de “to! have been de-’ “911‘ not here tong. so let's make
an 7'13 1e 19w our stay untenable. lxt us live well,
“Dome!“ cat vtll digest wtll woxlt well, shop
in a letter to lift! husband, which:
\wcll.‘ .1d look w,ell what a goriou~
Mrs- MW!!!“ 19‘1“”‘9‘1 “‘3‘ “he ”91 cosy «.1 is if one will only adopt the
buried in the Potter“ s Field, and mallmormng inside bath
her money b" “”9“ ‘0 1’” daughter, Foils who are accustomed to feel
Mrs. E- H Durham 0' New York Be dull and heavy when they also, split-
sides bet husband and daughtel, Mrs 'timr headache. “nay from a colll
wam‘m 193"?“ three grandchildren. foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stom-
William S. llulberl of Wlnsted uch. can, instead feel as fresh as n
[has asked by CONN-T Samuel A "e" daisy by opening the sluices of tho
'umn to view the bfidl' system each morning and flushing tut
"W‘ “"‘"‘ ‘tuc whole oi the the internal poison-
MEMORIAL DAY TRAlN ous stagnant matter. ,
t- SERVICE SCHEDULED BY 1 Eveiyon'e, whether siting, sick or
NEW HAVEN ROAD well, should, each morning. before
l Warning has been issued by the‘brcakfust. drink a glass of real hot
New Haven road to patrons ‘0 01’3”"?9 water with a teaspoonful of limestone
carefully the schedule of trains for phosphate m‘ it to wash from tho
’ FERTILIZERS
For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
Hopes Special Fertilizer.
Sheep Manure.
Agriculture Lime. .
Land Plaster.
..Gromd 3011:.
10,000 BEAN POLES
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3. 131 Washington It.
Memorial Day. May 30. as printed in stomach. llVef‘ and bowels the prov-
ruilroad timetable folders. Superficial ious day‘s lndlgestiblo waste, «our
examination discloses that at. least one bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleane-
r sin from New York, arriving in this lug, sweetening and purifying the on-
1city at 9:09 :1. 111.. has been dlscon-_tlrc alimentary connl before putting
tinned imore food into the stomach. The no
1 Tinins that will tnalte special stops ticn oi hot water and limestone phos-
(ll Decoration Day are No 2114 leaving phat? on an empty stomach is wow
New York at; :57 p. to which stops derfully inVlgm‘Mlng It cleans out
at Columbus nvenuo Polhnm and Mn all the sour fertnentatlon‘s, gases
maroneck. fusste 1nd acidity and gives one a
Train 286 leaving New York at 3: .14 ’ splendid appetite for breakfast While
11. to. will make tulditional stops to YO-I are entering your breakfast the
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine room: by the dayorweek. Smmudgclnctric
lights Ind/gas. Fine Cate attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut St. Tel. 1555.
N. l. DISESA‘Umam I. DISESA. Pronfictor I
take passengets only at Mt. Vernon, lwatcr and phosphate ‘5 quietly ‘3!
New Rochelle and Malllal‘onéck. ftractlng a large volume of water from
Train 290. leaving New York at 5 13 the blood and matting ready '0? 3
p. 111.. will make additional stops at Mt. thorough flushing 0‘ all the inside or-
(Iolumbus avenue, Pclham. ms.
New Rochclle, Lnrchmont Manor. The mum“ 0‘ 900918 who 8’0 b0“!-
‘anaromck' Harrison, Rye, Port cred with constipation, billous spells.
:Cltester, running 10 minutes late into stomach trouble; others who have
'New Haven at 7:28 1!. 1n. sallow skins, blood disorders and
Train 2601esving New York at 6:03 “my “mm“mn“ m “’39“ m 39‘
p. in. uill make additional stops at Mt. a quarter pound of limestone phos-
Vernon, Columbus a1 0mm ”mam“ hate from the durs stores. This will
New «Rochelle, Larchmont Manor, cost. very little, ‘but is sufficient to
Mantat‘oncck. Harrison, Rye. mallehnyono a 'ptomolluced crank 0"
Numbei 271. leaving New Haven M the lumen of inside-bathing before
5:50 a. in. Stamford at 7. 21 a. 111. will breakfast
GLOVER’S’
EstablishedlSQ?
Riverside, Cos Cob, Greenwich Port
Chester. arriving at New York at 8:20
Othm trains not stopping of
Bridgeport have also increased their
station stops for the day. l '
—_—£.._ '
HURRYING RINTELEN TRIAL. ‘
sious will be held of the fedeinl court
there in outer to finish as soon as pos
sible the trial '01: Captain Frank Rind :
Inn, of the German navy, and six others
charged with conspixacy to prevent
Law Shoe Time
has arrived 7." ‘
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do:
EGGS
Every Egg Warranted' Fresh
Very Best Creamery Butter (Fresh Made), lb. ........... 46c
Yale Toast Milk Crackers, per lb. ....................... 15c
Sunshine Biscuit Go’s Sugar Cookies, lb. ................ 16c
16 Californiamavel Oranges for .................. . . . .. 250
Challenge Blend coffee, 3113.301: grade, lb. .............. 26c
Armour’s Potted: Meat .............. small onion, large 10c
29 Mule Team Borax ..................... 2 lugs pkgs. 2511
Crown Astor Oatmeal, large pkg. ........................ 911
Gordon London Dry Gin, per bottle .............. 3 ..... $100
flan-aces Water, half. gallon bottle .................... 45c
Bumett' 9 Old Tom Gin, per bottle ......................
A F. Beckmaon & Com
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washingm St. Telephone 1405, .
Low Shoes are in great demand in
We have all the newest lasts and lec-
tlters' In all of the popular colors and h
black for men, women and children
Reliable Hosiery to match
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKENT
81 Washington Street South Norwakt
I
MIDDY BLOUSES
Cont Middle in “lillt‘ paint: a with collai and cuffs of silk
finish mutt-rial .................................. $338
(‘out Middle.» in pink. green and blue, with stnocking and -
white collar and cuffs ..................... . $2.25.
(‘out Mitltlius in white with collar and cufis in Roman ,, '
stripes
Middics in \\'l|llt‘ -
(‘liiltlrcn’s Mitltlics in white with collar and cuffs in
trusting color ..........................
C'hildrcn s Mitldics 111 “into ............................ 59¢-
CHILDREN 3 PLAITED sum-rs, “1m.- .. ...... so: .
J. 1. MALLETTE
88 Washington St. South Nowell , ,‘
Baby Carriages
and
Gocarts
A new stock which includes many styles With a wide range ‘
of prices. Every one is a special value.
It’s Refrigerator Time.
Reduce the high cost of living by keeping the food supplied 3
in on aonv nurmonlmrou All sizes in stock ‘
RAYMOND 81 SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Eta.
__-
hlpments of munitions to the Entente
Allies, it was announced today. Pumps and Oxfords
Henry B. Martin, secretary of the in
American. Anti Trust League. con- .
tinned histestimony today in his own Patent, Gun Metal, Bum Kid
. . Grey MW.
. Styles m namely Pretty
Ibis Season
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stutlyon-theulmmmodepositommevery pcuihlumnm
lEiwood&Glover .1 .-
Tuition.
Our Unsurpassed Facilities
This Bank otters the very highest. type of service—con-
nor.
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The City National Bank
OPTOMETRIST ‘.
58 Wall Street.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxford: in Gold or
Shell Shut-0n and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescrip—
dons promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
Wonderful
DOLLARDAY .
values at .
‘STERUNG‘ FURNITURE, C0.
127-129-131 Washington
St, South Nor-walk.
Phone 105.
Norwalk Chronicler