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tum WI“. ‘M oi John L. “fill.
tune he: Pturlrd w the Superior
t‘tmtt It Elwin" clam:
min-tun a. the all: at Mil estate El
.\!lanllc street. Standard.
Mr. W allege. that he In:
;authotiied by In. Wall either
lease or sell her property. He all-‘S~
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peril».
5541.5 3' Int
lac-hr tarmac oi (who ('laplrl’,
NO. 51. ll. it}. 8.. will be Mid thin tux
aha. Gone and my a mu to the
Wilt'i Resultant".
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trip: in tort ll’l Adllflaf‘, m is. than
amt u»»'- in h. lit-ml “fun; "t
"who tor domino; tt- lav-sin? 'l'ba
walnut-Wt rum “will an lad:
It'll“: “Hit? in .u'tnm U ‘l Lush Mt,-
ot ht- (llwll‘ or deputwv- fu luflit‘
who who» to \\ not-intuit to Want in”:
Latin made on z-ppemtturnt,
. It bu: lawn hair! that no new,”
inviting at ltlullhfl tin-ll to Dr load on
infill) bt‘t'n t'xiinl litun. [wnplfl Ihu
mentor.
to, more rimiiar to other: that tune atl-
-—l£ It. l‘lflany lily 3! lip 59‘ u that he interested Peter Kondu's: write to ask tor a lit-arm: are our
with white sapphire :2 up. (‘utnot be
M from diamond. Your jew-
elry repairs done at BnM's. with. St.
in the property. and thnt. when the
negotiations reached a certain maize.
Mrs. Wall decided not to deal any fur
ther with Mr. Rhinehan. and went
The. Danbury bowling team will
clash with the Tigers at the Palace al-
leys, downtown, Friday night. The
local young men hoped to win.
tract for tit-t sale of the property was
ahead with the transaction. The eon-l PU‘ '
‘kkrd to send a brief setting forth
~th" arguments and contuztions they
5 t l. :. ‘o prev til.
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1053"" us or mops TO BE
-‘ " ‘. HOER SPECIAL
, r . I ""asune.
made and filed in the Town (‘lt’l'li‘n' of! l‘ndrr an act past-pd 1,, 1m. 1mm,
fire. The selling price is 822,000. tom! lature on the final day of ita session '
" ‘in the Pioneer lioadutinrtorn, on Main
“m“ Mrthinehart's commission would be1 i‘ “l” he a dangerous. probt-ISiliun for
Mayor Carl Axel Harsirom. City $500 . Norris Pierson of Cummings L; tittyone ‘9. inmper with gitt‘jensnct‘f
Clerk Stephen Dokus and Town Clerk Lockwood represents Itir. Ritinchari. t35““(it‘a'tlimtilfiwtltjitsilxl3,.al,:,l:f‘::rgfii
Herbert 11' Smith, £113,111 lhl'iugepori. ~7~ -___._,_- il('lillll of both houses, providing; a fin‘):
today attending a meeting of registra‘ HARTFORD GIRLS l oi not more than $100. imprisonment
“on 0311ch interested in the work IN COLLEGE SPORTS, not exceeding pix months, or both, tor
which is to be done June 5, all over NORTHAMPTON, .\la‘:=s., Mity 33,—:uny “(fl-“'0“ who "511311 during lilo;
the country. Two Smith (‘ollt‘izc students fromi 2:13;:102hflgl“;efixhgggvgepflfilge
, Hartford took part in field day events; “d (I cultivated With 'grttiu.. ““3“
The regular meeting 01' the Hospital last Saturday. in the baseball uatno lumps, fruit .HrllCltS of food or sub-
Whist Club will be held at the home between the juniors and sophomores. stances llSt‘d in the preparation of‘
of Mrs. W. R. Cartwright. 68 Core the sophomores won by the score of f‘llowiywith intern in l'i'Will'tlfll‘ injure:
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teruoon, Muy 25111. Playing will begin played on the HOIIllOluCl‘t‘ tram. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
promptly at 3 o'clock. Members are in the notkey game bt'lwi‘t-ll the
iequcsteti to communicate with MrS. seniork mid juniors, the junior lt‘lillll
Cartwright before Friday morning ill won by the SPOT“ ()l' 4 10 l. 'l‘ht‘O-i
10 o'clock. ditto Soule of Hartford plttyed on the‘
senior team. Between the halves of
Edward Martens. night Witlt'lllllllll the game the All-Smith lit)(‘k'l')‘ team
{or ”1" C' 5‘ Slauson Company, anti was announced. Miss Soule was made
William Kane were involved in it di‘l- at forward m, this “sum.
pute last Thursday. itlld t'ompluini
was made by tho former to the police.
The matter was adjusted today, with—
out prosecution. both men withdraw-
ing charges they made against curb
THREE CORPORATIONS
FILE CERTIFICATES
The New England Slag Company
of North Canaan filed a certificate of
incorporation yesterday with the sec-
retut‘y of the state, having authorimd
:utpitnl stock of $10,000, divided into
400 shares, par value $25. Business
will be begun on $10,000. The inc...
pot‘atore are A. W. llttrbst, ii. A. Holt
.‘llltl littgnret. A. Collins.
The. Hawthorne Sash & Door Catn-
pany. incorporated with ttuthorlzetl
FOREST NOTES.
Bulso wood. found in (‘entrttl Alli)
t‘l'lt‘il, is Fitltl to be the lightest,
known wood. 11 is lighter than cork
0Ul€l‘.—'Slilllll0|'(l .\dVOCilll‘. and llttiti 13: 'I‘H'rtiL‘l‘ Specific gt-zt\'it.“;t-tti)ital stock of $5.000. divided into
ti on y . . ‘ - . . u w
. . . . . . ()0. 5.
Miss Annie E Heard. of East iii-e. - A wood sot-mum! louml to glflt‘lillthfl) Sham“ par "due ’1 ilusine
.. . drill and estimated by the \l'ist-onsittiwm ‘30 ”“3““ 0“ 33-000- The ““30”
nnf‘. rt’DOI'lt‘d'l-hl‘ ‘05“ “I d hull “03 to State geologist lo be ullltruxilllillt'l) Y portttors ttro II. 0. Hawthorne, \V. ’l‘.
the local police yesterday hittxrnoon. m,“ a. million yrzu'ts old hits 000" t‘onnor, F. J. Alexander and L. (2.,
Shortly after this notification. the po- Ltlentiftvd by 1hr Form! Products Ltt-‘Ravmond ,
lice were told that a Dunning autoint Pig-dun“). ol tho l-til‘t'r‘tl ht'l'tlt-tx (IS! The Bridgeport Gun Tool Company
had struck and killed :1 bull dog in ‘ ' ' Bridgeport filed at certificate of.
. Stole l=‘ort-.~'ts with a totttl of 0\'t‘l‘l0r
West avenue. it is {thought 1114‘ m" 11,600,000 zit-rm lutvt- bun established,orguniztttion. having thirty shares of
dog “'hii'h “'1” km”! may possibly in lllirl-‘vtl Halve. (if tltrst‘ le‘fltutlloriztttl cttbitul stock subscribed“
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have llt-ltlllgt'd to Miss llottt'd. ‘Oll‘ line lll~ Hunt lottHS. “hittt par value 3100. Buulnoss will be I"...
t'tmllil'ltio l,.‘\”.’i,';_t|llt| :tt-ros; l‘enttsyl , mo d tlt m .9.
\illllu. is git-mitt \titlt 1.tttt.\,tttto turn :4, .11")! 01" $31 ~ "n 0 0 '9“ m -
. . . _ :mtl Wisrotnzin ll:it‘tl with itugltlttl" President, J. G, Woodbttry, Ht‘Cl‘l‘lill‘y
companies \t-tll lltA lit-id tonight at l.30‘ WW. fund treasurer, F. E. Lacey.
o‘clock in their respective houses. An tn“, hu'g‘iul "mm“... ,,f 51".”. grnzpdl
“Worm" ”““‘”"g 0" "‘9 0mm: A'" ffilr ~iiiib ii Til“ .l\-i;:'..’":vl:.”t l‘t‘il‘fixt l“,t20NNt=.Cthu1- co. comss
socitttion llilh‘ been culled for tonight. " >"-“ . “"“h l“- |' "~ "1 ll “1“ . COUNTRY FOR OPERATORS
boldt lll Nevada. while tlt‘c lzil‘gt‘sll . .
ttttttthtt-oicuttle,7" ‘ls‘hond, isiound Conductors and motormon lllt
street. llllllit‘tllllli‘l)’ ttllt‘l' lllt‘ WWI“? on the 'l‘onto in Arizona. 'l‘lio Villllt‘ [lrjdgoport and throughout (‘onnrt‘llfl
A lllt‘t‘llllg of ii“ First llltill‘lt‘l lt‘iro
company meetings have adjourned. nl tllw “tiling: tittrtz'ltll‘tnt-til' product m, are scarce. ’l‘ht‘ Conttectlt'ui‘
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Plans m “"5““! to ”‘0 “0mm”! my :f.,,l,.|:i~fx‘xqouélfusxn‘ “I” q I u“ (‘o., having exhausted HS (‘l'lan to,
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““‘bl‘lmn “'“ "‘- “"‘ms’ml' ()ll mm of the Anuvlt‘s .‘{;tlltill;tl supplement the fore" 0! mvn “‘Wt‘tl
Forest itt (‘tdiiortt'u tit.- put-knits are here has been compelled to :ttlvor-
A smallpox quarantine wits pluccd ho :tbutttlunl that Iltzl'i) of the young tiso in till the larger 0mm “f m,“
on the residence of Junior Gordon of nine» Named by in.- Fort-st Service“ ’
2 Beacon street. yt'hlt'l'tllly, bv llenltlt hm" hp”). I‘m”! ”I. "um“! by ”W
, , ' rodents. lllt‘~ tlttntttgo seems to tttko
Oillcor ”‘5 “ym'am "' me-V' M“ pint-e chiefly in the lute summer and
and Mrs. Gordon and their four Cltil- full and is more l"XItv11,-l\'t' in dry [him
drvn were rot-em \'i:<i|,t)l's hi im- hclnp in wet setittotttt. ll l5 lltouultt tlltti the
of relatives in Salisbury. Conn. where this tour oft‘ lilo lt‘llilt'l‘ bttrk of tho
C '
, _ , _ ause Disease
1 , 1' I b-oke l , ll ‘f . om to o.)t:tttt lllllliilllf'l‘ :tl limit-s"
Sinai pox "1‘ l n 0“ ”l “ um when water it: wearer. I "IIhlllnflmnforéetthnbcneflulderkod
ily. All of the members of the local "um “I. n“ of Fol" KidneyPilh."-ALA.
family were exposed to the disease.‘ MORE STORES SELLING BONDS -Godfny.Fmeo.Oreaon. -
and the health ()llll‘t‘l‘ is therefore ink-l NEW Y0““- MH.“ 33~——l’i|l‘lit‘-illfl‘ T°° much work and ”0‘1""9 work
, , . ~ . . .. , . ‘ stem to have about tho sumo enact
mg every precaution to prevent ttngllml 0f “91"” “01% I“ ”18 t‘mlllmllfll on persons past middle age. Proper
outbreak of thescouratre lr this city. . for subscripltons to the Liberty Loan 6 Egggnh‘Z-Etlttlh? ”$113333; “gefiutl’ltég
today spread to Cigar stores. SIYJClill- t and remove from the blood poisonous
An importttnt meeting of the Nllt-‘ty sllnpx .md other :tttttll busintu'.:slxa,:;?n'?gt§$fe ‘g’,’.‘s’f§‘m“,e§§;"‘,‘g‘§§a,{§
met: (‘lub wars bold but night in the place throughout the city. complications. :
. . . . , . , Many nervous. tired, run-down men
club rooms In the (,olburn building, in lb‘liilln‘ of it pltttt to meet the do- I and women stirrer from pnins in the
. , -. ~ ,- . . , _ . ~ . . , . . . - _ibuck and sides, dizzy spells. bladder
Wall. sheet. at. which unit It was Not llldlltl tot Lilxrt.) l.o.ttt bonds an (if: weakness. 80m muscles and stiff
ed to continue the organization which nominations smaller than the $50 mln- ; Joints and, tail to realize trial: rheufiia.
i‘ot' years has been one of the most imum by the issuance of $10 cortifi-‘g?h$%fé? or even Bug)“; 3-
Prominent voting men's clubs of the cation convertible into the $50 hond'sl 1‘ 3°“ ““9 ““‘9 t° believe ”‘3‘
. . . , , your kidneys are weak, disordered or
. city. Prelimtmtry arrangements were I, were being worked out today. The , inactive you should not immediately.
also completed for the. holdingr of
, ., b .
2t general scheme contentpltties the de- £31§X,u§g‘?nrfiad§:lzgeii“:ind,etfllt‘i 33:3
dance bv the club some time during posit of lu’bertv Lontt bonds with the complete satisfaction. They act quick-
' ‘ , . ‘. and surely and have given rcliet
the latter pttri oi the month. The :itellteserve Bunk oi how \ork anti ”19.21
l cases of ten ycnrs' standing.
fair will probably be given in the tier , issuance of participation certificates. ;
'ettst for employee.
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Inactive Kidneys
Stillsoo-Powell Corporation
31 James lttn. Otte' member was uc-i -_- ..... . .-..._ n- [
ceptcd ittto the. club last evening. ‘ HEAVY ARTlLLEFlY REGIMENT l' _ _ ”.5
, NEW YORK. Mity 23.~—A regiment ‘
—-STEP To THE PHONE inf ltetivy artillery is being organizedl
and arrange to have. your dinner sent-'for service in France with the Now'
ed at the Country Club Thursdttnyorlt National Guard, in accordance.
night. ;with War Department orders to Major-
- , General John F. O’Ryan. It was said,
.w mortars
Established ' 1879
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! establishment to take command of tho
,_, anew regiment. '
arrangement for the employment of -
about 1.500 schoolboys at this work'
several groups already have gone from
the cities to assikt in planting largo.
gardens. " 3 1- J
CLAIMS lLLEGAL TRANSFER.
In a suit .retumiedxt-o the Common
Pleas count E. T. Lockwood of Green
wich sues John M. Williams and Mar-I
garet S. Btu-d. to. recover to the
Subscribe for your share 0
thevinitial issue of "
‘ LIBERTY LOAN nouns
Some have joined the Home
Guards, some the Naval Re-
serve and others will go to V
training camps. ' ’
The Herman Army Shoe is j.
the shoe they will wear. '
amount of 8700.9. The plaintiff took “-—
_ a note. lrom Peter V. Closet: the
'ment' amount oil $3,000. The defendant Sole Agents
Williams endorsed andrgave property
in‘ security. Payments on the note
have been made <‘ to the ambunt of
Taffeta Petticoats
“madame-gum...”
rMs~uoqmuammuum
More! Amuaoiuhm W “I
woman thawed mum. supp. m m an. to
Baby Carriages
and
Gocarts
A new stock which includes many styles with a wide range
of prices. Every cue is a special value.
It’s Refrigerator Time.
Reduce the high cost of Living by keeping the food supplies
in an EDDY REFRIGERATOR. All sites in stock.
RAYMOND oi SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sta.
. -u _ WV.
Norwalk.
450
It)
Try it.
Golden Santos Coffee ............ ' ....... 1b.~20:, 5 lbs. for 95¢
Warranted Fresh Eggs, per dozen ......... . . ............ 41c
Baker‘s Fresh Grated Cocoanut, per can . . . . . . .......... 100
Armour's Potted Meat . ........ .Small can 5c, large can 100
Asierette Brand Petit Pois Peas, per can ....... . .. 15c
Snell & Simpson '3 Superior Milk Crackers, lb.t. . . . . . . . . 15c
Gold Rock 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. .............. 900
BUTTER ‘
Fresh Made Creamery Butter—The kind that satisfies.
FREE PROMPT DELIVERY.
A. F. B'ecktnann & Co.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St.
Telephone x405.
45c
lb
r
p
_--.__.- t Army Shoes i
SCHOOLBOYS AS FARMERS f . "o
, BOSTON, May, 23.—The. State Pub. Thousands of men have be. .‘
’ lic Salety Committee. in its effort toI , . . .
supply labor to frame. has completed come lnterest'ed m the war‘ i
moonwalk-
“Nil??- ,
m. ,_._..
“.3110. mm plaintiii" mount: that
the deiendttnir Willim‘ has transfer-
red his property. consistlntz of several
"(Wilmington St. ‘
ElmorlfitGlover ,1
The City National Bank i
The First Consideration
The first consideration with any person abou
bank account should be the safety of the fund.
This Bank, with its hundreds of satisfied depositors, has
that absolute security desired and a banking- servioe that: is
second to none in this Stae. An opportunity to perform a person
111 service is always pleasing to us.
May we have the pleasure of explaining to you the advan-
tages we offer?
Weloan: money on farm mortgage.
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. Flill'l'llilZEllS
For Farm. Garden and Flower Bed.
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
Mapes Special Fertilizer.
Sheep Manure.
Agriculture Lime.
10,000:BEAN .POLES '
{BROTHERS
RAYMOND
Phone 113-3.
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Land Plaster.-
t to open it
. .Gmtmd Bone.
:37 Woman, k.
' CENTRALHOTEL
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Fine'rootttsb'tbe: annotate-min 'elecu-l '
m."
New Models of
Men’s Oxfords
“mount-mum u- m up
Ladies’ Pumps ,
Dainty. concoptiom tint have tut been received In H
in: word ll emotive footweu'. throat popular“. ‘
Hosiery to match in all grades.
CONNEALLY 31 BRACKEN’I‘I
81 Washington Street. South Not
MIDDY BLOUSES”
(‘out Midtlies iii white gultttett with collar and (31133 of silk .
finish material ................... . . . . . . . . .. ..... m
(Tout Mitltlit-s itt pink. green illltl blue, with smocking and
white collar lllltl culls .................. . . . . ..... $3.25
Cont Mitltlies in white with collar iilltl culls in Roman ,
stripes ....... I WU”.
Middics in white .......................... . . . $1M
Children’s Middit-s in white. with collar and cuts in con-
trasting color .......... .. . . . . . .. ‘ .
Children 's Mitltlies itt \rltite ................
CHILDREN ’8 PLAITED SKIRTS, \t'liiic'
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o. B. JACKSO
{OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street. .
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold]:
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists'
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
presci'lp
. . ___...-.__
98 WashingtOn St, So. Norwalk
PHONE 410. PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY
llthN THEY Gt)! 4
BEST COFFEE ......................... A. 24ers.
The best you ever drank.
BEST TEAS .............................
(lolong. Mixed or English Breakfast.
You cannot get better at any price.
JONES’. PILLSBURY’S 0R GOLD MEDAL
FLOUR' ...... _ ...........
DOMINO GRANULATED SUGAR
' 3 1-2 lbs. 31c.
25lb. Cloth Baits
BEST ELGIN CREAMERY
“None Better."
. Why Pay More ?
19 Main St.
Noowalk.
29w;
thing I .' f .' .' '43.:1
. tong-t 'Rotmd Clams, oysters and mobsters
Connecticut River Shaii
Received Daily Direct trim the-liner ‘
cutouts Bridge Fish Market f
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