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inlay tVt‘llltig.
: it) til, ‘it!
lists Edith butternut WhitcOak
uncle, underwent an operation for
Iastoiditis at the Norwalk Hospital,
Sunday.
~14 kt. Tiffany rings $3 111). Set
with white sapphire» $2 up. Cannot be
distinguished it‘ornxliamond. Your jew-
elry repairs done at Brand‘s. Wash. (at.
Mrs. Walter Hawkins of Norwalk,
was the guest of her grandmother,
Mrs. William ‘Tuttlc 01‘ Richmond Hill,
lost Week. Mrs. Hawkins was for
met-1y, Miss tRuth Frank.
There will be a full dress rchcarsal1
tonight of the play to be given on
Wednesday evening in the Parish Hall
by Trinity Men's Club.
A meeting of the executive commit-
tee of the Liberty Loan bond issue will
he held at the City Hall this evening
at 8:30 o'clock.
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:Vital Statistics {31- Aprili?
Show Sixty-four Births.
Twentyoeven Marriages
and Forty-one Deaths
Vital statistics for the month of
April, show, that according to the ruc-
ords on file at the oflice oi Town
Clerk Herbert R. Smith there were;
64 births, 41 deaths and 27 marriagos. .
0f the thildien born 43 were boys.
The statistics follow:—
April.
23A~Al5cna to Frank and M1115 l’aw.‘
S‘AJohn ( to John H. and Ruth Gall 1
Hunk-stun to John bl and Marion.
Van Wagoner. 1
5~Dorolh5 L. to Bolton and Annie;
Lindy.
21 George 1). to l‘lidt r1tlt and Sutttl.1
Itetdt ll .
21~~Frztnhlin (T.
n‘ie Moffott. 1
ll~~lliram M. to William (‘. 1
Perry. 1
ll¢linrry to Joscph and Rose Mounts 1
i
1
to Fred. rich and Min
and Ellltl
Smlt‘ilipa to F. and Ma1y Anal-ton.
8---Louis to JOSt‘ph and Katalintt
Kiss.
4~~Gcorgt= J.
McGuirk.
30-iioy to Herbert and Mary llorn.
to John P nnd 118251]
1w\'ito to Melchlerrc l“. nntl Nico-
letta Ferrari. ”1
—Burnham Boilcr Cosy Comfortt 317801111111 to Andrtew nntl Mary
Boiler Cosy Comfort lie-at. Lord of ”“00-
. 1 19 «(ltxitopncto \ lilL"t 111 and Jwt Illllllt
Heat ts a heat that you can nbso- Pasquale ;
mt“? depend on depending upon a“; :3 l’usuuuliun to Rocco and Maria1
day, every day, Lord & Burnham Co.,' Rost‘lll.
lrvington. 1’. Y. 1 97 llcnry to (illlfit'plllt’ and Mario
~ 1 111111.111... ' 1
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Collector of lntornttl Revenue H 151:1:(0111'1 1” H 1111‘ ”“1 ”1‘1,
James J. Walsh. of Hartford, visited 27 Mithutl u, Michdt‘l and 5515...,1
the Bridgeport Internal llevenur office Soluk ‘
this morning and stated that he wish- ”1 filo? w Andrvw and Bertha.
. .11 us
ed to thank tho. Deep“: (11 Bridgeport 1|" 81111111 11 to rltphtll 11nd llm‘;lltt1
for the ready response as individualu| 1.91101th. , ,
ind 'corporutions that had been 11111ch 24 luseplt to John S. and Monti,
to the income tux. : Jones. 1
....__.._. 11:3 lloy to Alvin ii. and \lzttion;
- . _ Wudswot lit. 1
A treight train hauled by ”1190‘ 1‘." Emily l". to Edwin and Anutlinu1
heavy olcctric motors, and made up of: f‘lnrk. -
77 cars,- loaded with coal, passed 2:1 11.51.0111... and Lilly Bouton'.
through Norwalk. bound east. the‘ 21 Charlotte to Clayton and PtlullllP
other day.
ford, according to old railroad men.
«Rummage 8810. Thurs. Fri,
this week. 207 Washington ‘n'll't‘t‘l, lwu~
(‘ilt of Christ Church.
it was llL‘ct-‘Sfillt‘y to lay a line of
hose yesterday whun some brush and
10050. wood caught llrt‘ on
crty of the Second District,
street. A low telegraph
scorched by the firo, but
there was no damugn.
poles were
ot hi‘rwtutt
Under the uusplcvs of the Epworth
League, of lilt‘ First Methodist Episco»
pal church, a bean social was held last
evening. Admittance tn the social was
by purchasing a hat: of beans at the
door.
merits Were served during the evening.
A pleasant evening was cnjoyvd.
Local witnesses suhpooncd for N11
city in the case of John Seymour vs.
the (‘ily of Norwalk. "which was to be
heard today in Bridgeport are Stephen
Hutch, ‘R. «Ill. ‘loldon, John Dcvlnc,
Louis Goldscltmidt, Dr. A. F. Beard,
John F. McMahon, Samuel Lyncs, Wilt
liatn Moran, John W. Olmstead, LeRoy
Montgomery. and Thomas 11‘. P‘laherty.
A meetinu‘ of the
sionors for the evening or Tuesday.
June 5. This matter‘was decided last
evening at 11 meeting of tho electrical .
A'
report of the commissioners in regard?
commissioners hold at that time.
to the proposed electrical plant Will
be read and discussed and the ques—
tion of whether to put through “19,1
ornamental ‘system of street lighting
will come up. This will be an inter-
esting and important meeting and will
bu largely attended
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the bands and plan of pay
moat.
it was the longest train so1
loaded, that ever passed through stain!
Sat,
lllt‘ pron;
Winter
Games were pillyrtl and refresh”
Sucond District:
will be called by the district rommls‘
.ll—Prokop Albert Chlhak, 47 years,
Marshall.
2“"‘3‘991‘ to John and Lelia Magner.
‘ Sir-"Albert to Joseph and Pauline
1 Ill'urhnt‘.
. 8 John F. to Moses and Edith Tay-
101'
2 Kurt ll- to Arthur and ltltt Arnold.l
6 Joseph to Joint and Jilfit‘pllllli"
Richter.
6 ”t‘l'bt‘l‘l it), to llvrlnrt I. and Eliz—
libt'lll Ullllt‘l‘.
R Elsie .\l. to llohott and Elslta
lllytlcnburg,
l2 lhtrl to t‘lit‘l‘ortl and Agnes
Amundsen
2 Joseph to Alex and llnry Marl-(o‘
. viczt.
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. 2 -llocco to John ttnd Cill‘lllt‘lllt
llennducri.
‘3 Grace to Lndlslttm and Julia
Slmko. 1
211.com to Slt‘pht‘ll and Rosie
J.obttg1!.y
3- ”NO" to .ltmf‘llll :tntl luliu “11131.1
.l llouiinico to Nli‘Olll :tnd Mtttltt1
llil’nnln
29 l‘oulino to Mortltutt nnd Anna-1q
‘ bt‘llt‘ Whitney. ,
ill lillinn to Blanchard and ("01111
llluuvolt. 1
‘li- Allflt‘llllll to Rnitlo :tntl Angelina
, lutrschi.
l2 *l'lllll'y J. to Thomas and Katie
.‘lnllt'k. 1
'12 - From-is l. to Peter and 'l‘heonu
lltill')‘.
17 All...“ to Ralph nnd Marlo Au-
itll'i’.
20 [mount to llnuittl and Helen Rob
inson.
307 Dorothy to Olivtar ttntl Antclin
Murphy.
28~Lu5vrcnt~v to (“lillord
linnisdell.
1‘. 7110101] to Junws nntl Julia Mialai.
(inl’osnuulo to Salvatoro and Ann
llolnicn.
Nicola to l’nsttttultt
Dc Cortnnzo.
20 Antoinolla to
tittisvpnu Mastclln.
11.l—:l ouis to howls and Mnt5 Jordan.
118—».ltntth l-‘. to Jnnn-s 51nd \lolu
Scull-=5. 1
.20 «Benjamin F. to Boujumin ll.
“Pill iotln McGuiunoss.
22——.losonh to \‘ictot and Alexandra
. Paszkowski.
and Elite
1'." »- and Angelina
l’tnlloariuo and
a nd i
momma t
ruttttttntttt
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mint “Eliot 3: teats
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John 3.”. b: .' -. 5? 5mm.»
Juanita tivtrh, ‘32 511th
tioorgc L.
month. 3.! days.
Etiwhlnn t‘lntlttn. it) yours. .
2141mm A. i’latt. bl 5131’s, inn-cf
month», 19 112155. ‘
21-Lillltt ('
months
23-~ M ildrt—d
days.
‘23—Gporcc Sinuson. 81 years, 12 days.
24~Crawford S. vasup, 7 months.
25-—--‘.t';lia1n ll. Thomas. 77 years, 29
days 1
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3‘5 days.
\_ Boles. one month, 25
eight tnontlts.fou1 (11155.
28~~~Lovittsu ii. Johnson, 55,5‘0111‘3
months, It days.
10
Kitnno. lb )‘tars. one .
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Williamson. 41 years. six
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Petticoat—mt! they should be of lilk, prefenbly Meta. Em
they are! A mountain of them, in admirable coloflngsund
stylcsmfuli flounced and tapering. Suppoae you View them to
momw
Truly fine value: ..
25"r‘Fltllf‘i‘ii" \‘t’ullacv Starr. ll yearsf
five .2. ' 1” 21a- dzt5s. -
26—11311. 1” ».‘ '55'tlliat:1.~on. 632
yours. St“. 11 lllttfitllrt, :34 tilt} s. 1
‘26~‘“Antonio l’arnchisa, 75 years, six
days.
27~ Edmund Godfrey 73 years flu
month.
2? Margattt l) Petetson 48 5ttars,
three months, three thus.
27 Anna Bertha Anderson, 67 _\'i"alli. -..__
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QS—Etlwnrd Goldsrhmidt. 69 years. 2
months 2?. days.
29~~Henry B. Stnruess, 78 years,
29 »Wilt=5' JUNK“. 3' years. ‘
29 ~>Dolin it). Malkiu, 39 years, 20 days
90 Jumps l‘. lrwin, 11-1 yours. eight
months, tivht days.
Marriages.
17 All» l‘intttnud fll‘tl ”ill" 15-...
14 «~Wlllinnt Francis t‘otzswell Jr. uud
Floronct‘ Wood.
1 Fwd Austin It‘th‘it‘l‘ and Emily
Beatrice 'l‘ristrnin.
9— Patrick lladdonu and Mary Eliza
both Slut-ilmnn
lt‘. -l’lnsi'.:t \l 1115:1110 nnd Man in
gulls.
9«»Josoph Albnnessi and Josephine
Tomasetta.
R— Aloud Jt‘tomo Wheeler 1.1.11
Jessie Freeman Burr.
11 ~August C. Tows and Eleanor L.
I‘lunlop
1')'~H(*rbt‘ll llttmy Pinney and lrttne
Trlacn.
19 Robert Attltut Burt and Get-"ltudr
Slt‘ln“fllil.
'1Ml'lltll‘lt’l‘l l’. 'l‘ows and Lillian
Iltllsltom
21 Frank (loldsttin and lloso Mario
C160.
24 Ar‘thut llt~nry “t’Vlllt? and Milton
ldn Taylor
21 Thomas J. Kt-oglt and Bertha ill
\‘t'ebtntct.
Horace “csloy Webb and Mnbtl
H nrl‘iol Wood.
‘26 Richard Harold Gustnfson and
Alice Albion-.1“
301- I‘ dwnrd James Flallt‘ll) lllld Lucy
Howard.
26 Chnrltts W. Authrtton and litur-
zurct Fl. McFarland.
26» L‘ltnrlma Russell Duffy and Ctttli-
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9. Ilunicl Dolly {looting and Marion
E. Brunittn. 1
9 LON’HZO (lusnvrlno and Mario
Nurdl
26 John Joseph Collins and Edna J
Plutt
19- James P lltttry and Thvtvsn .\l
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HE ALMOST FELL DOWN
A. M. llunsucker, Rogue, Chltto.
Mlss., felt so grateful because of being
freed from pain and distress that he
wrote the following letter: “I was
stuttering from rheumatism, kidney
and bladder trouble, also dizziness;
would almost fall down at times. I‘
started taking Foley Kidney Pills and
two boxes gave me entire rcllFf." Dis-
ordered kidnoys give warning by pains
inside and back, rheumatic aches,
sore muscles, swollen Joints, pumness
under eyes, tired and languid feeling.
Stillson-Powell Corporation.
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paper.
GLOVER’S
Established 1879
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1~29«~Angelo to Salvatore and Eliza
3m-Vivittn Badger 16 years, eight
months, seven days.
Roccuzo “
tL’O—‘John W. to Oliv‘er and Alice
1
E1 ickson.
1~Ernest to John and F. \a 11m l1
20—Margaret to Adolph and Johanna
Zwlebelhofet. ‘
28— Kate to Henry and Kate Plait.
Ila—Gnnifa to John and Anna 31.3.1
konsky. _.
. Deaths.
2-Winnifred Taylor, 0110 month. 20
days.
3-Joseph Vroom, 80 years.
3—David Alonzo Pillow. 63 years,
four months, two days.
14-Henry IE. Clark. 59 years, six
monthle days. , -
7~Thomas Gobson, 81 years. 10
months. nine days.
8—Syivester Sherwood, 84 years,
seven months. 14 days
8—Henry Joseph Monahan, 19 years,
two months, 20 days.
9~Frederick Lewis Porter, 40 years.
nine months. 29 days.
“ll—Robert M. Hoyt, 83 years. six
months, tho days.
nine martini”. 29 dim. .
manna; Italy fiabbmroh, 72 years. .
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Army Shoes
Thousands of men have .1”.
comb interested in the war.
Some have joined the Home
Guards, some the Naval Rs-
serve and others Will go to
training camps.
.The Herman Army Shoe is,
the .shoe they will wear.
M
Sole. Agents
Elwood&Glover
m Wuliln'ton 8t.
'2
Baby Carriages
and
Gocarts
A new stock which includes many styles with a. wide range
of prices. Every one is a spcclal value.
It’s Refrigerator Time.
Q.
Reduce the high cost of living by keeping the food supplies
in an EDDY REFRIGERATOR. All sizes in stock.
RAYMOND 81 SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Btu.
Norwalk.
45c
Try it.
Golden Santos Coffee ................... lb. 20c, 5 lbs. for 951:
Warranted Fresh Eggs, per dozen ....................... 41c
Baker's Fresh Grated Cocounut, per can ................ 10c
Armour’s Potted Meat ......... .Small can 50, large can 100
Asterette Brand Potit Pots Pens. per can .............. 15c
Snell a Simpsonfs Superior Milk Crackers, lb. . . . ...... . . 150
Gold Rook Brand California Peaches, large can ......... . 20c
Wilson or Green River Whiskey, per bottle ............ $1.10
Old Hermitage Bourbon Whiskey (10 years old), bot. . .$1.10
Burnett's Old Tom or London Dry Gin, bot. .............. 90c
lb
BUTTER
lb
Fresh Made Creamery Butteru'l'lie kind that satisfies.
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FREE PROMPT DELIVERY.
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St.
Telephone 1405.
450
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The first consideration with it.
al service is always pleasing to us.
May we have the pleasure of explaining to you the advan~
tages we ofl‘er?
We loan money on farm mortgage.
‘The City National Bank
The First Consideration
fund.
nfy person about to open a.
bank account should be the safety 0 the
This Bank, with its hundreds of satisfied depositors, .has
that absolute security desired and a banking service that is
second to none in this Stae. An opportunlty to perform a person»
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FERDLIZERS
For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed.
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
Mapes Special Fertilizer.
Shccp Manure.
Agriculture Lime.
it
it 13 film, Land Plaster.
hill-til
. .Ground Bone.
_ 10,000:BEAN~ POLES
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3.
1.37 Width scan it.
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CENTRAL. HOTEL
Fineroontsbytbedayorweek
ligand and ”Ill!
Steam homo. electric;
Fine Clio watched: aha Rcctaurant. Julian“. ‘
New 1 Models of
Men’s Oxfords
fiyflfiflouhtoflthcncw m tut-nag my, 1
Ladies’ Pumps
Dainty conception: that have just been received on tho
last word in effective footwear. All the most populuroolnn.
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. South Norwdit:
MIDDY BLOUSES’
Coat Middics in white gitlillt‘il with collar and cuffs of silk
111.131. material 32.1
Coat ‘llitldics in pink, 310011 and blue 551th stn OOklllg and
5511110 collar and culls ...................
(Tout Middics 111 white with tollnr and cuffs
stripes .................................
Middics in white . . . . . .
Children’s Middies in white with collar and coils in corn
trusting color ............. . ............
Children ‘s Middies in white
CID-I'll.
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88 Washington St. South N
OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Geld
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ pres:
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
Andrew Davey,’lnc
98 Washington St, So. Norwalk
PHONE 410, PROMPT AUTO DELIVER
MWN THEY GO!
BEST COFFEE ...................... -. . . . 24c lb.
The best you ewr tltnnl.
BEST TEAS ............................ I. 29c lb.
Oolong‘, Mixed or English llrtraltlust.
You cannot get bettet ill any price.
JONES’. PILLSBURY’S 0R GOLD MEDAL ,
FLOUR ...................... . $2.101ha
DOMINO GRANULATED SUGAR
3 1- 2 lbs. 31c. 5.le 45c.
25 lb. Cloth Bans ........................ $2.23
BEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER ..... 43c 1!
”None Better. “
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS. dozen .......
Why Pay More?
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Received Daily Direct item the 111.....- , 1
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