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$3.00 to $10.00
12111 err-111113 at lht' itgulur meeting 013
tin [first District commissioners. .
And All “M in Email”
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appointment at the (‘oumry t'lub. 1
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street.
A result: semi monthly meeting of
WNW, No. 58, F or A W111 be1
held tonight in the lodge rooms on
Water street, First District.
An important meeting of Court Ce—
cile. N0. 105, Daughters of L‘ustilc,1vlll
be held tonight in the Catholic Club WW
house in West a1'.enue ‘___..__,,,
-» —~—~ QRECREANT ATTORNEY
-STEP TO THE PHONE EXPLAINS ABSENCE
and arrange to have your dinner serrg Attorney Walter I". Foley, who
ed at the Country (‘lub Thursdaylaroused the indignation of lodge Reed
night. ;in the superioi court last F1idav by
—-—————— failing to appear when his client‘s di
A 198111“ semi-monthly “1964ng Of 1orce action was called, visited the
Kaboom Encampment, N0. 9. L 0- 0- court house lhs morning in answer to
F—s will M held tonight in the 1011's“!~ a summons by the court. AItorncy
room In with street. Important busi-l Foley said he was 111 last Friday and
11088 willbetransucted. Wherefore unable to bc preit’lll. HP
——-—— 3hud a conference with Judge lived in
Company A of the auxiliary policelthe luter‘s chambers but nmhing rc-
force will drill tonight. All 111811111913“ gaming the result of the tail; was 1111
are requested to report at the Town nounccd.
Assembly Hall, on Wall. street. at 81 Attorney Foley had hum retained
o'clock prompt. by Joseph ll. DuIIIico of Briulneport
-—St&rt.ing Monday, a fire pass-cu-
get onto service will r1111 betwcen
South Norwalk and Stamford. Lcaye
MahackMo llolt‘l 11:10, Iu:l-.1, 2:11),
2:10, 4:10, oizl0. 1112i 31
who wanted 11 divorce from Marjorie
Clark Domino. When Domico c0111-
pluincd to court that his lawyer
was not on hand. although he had
been paid Ln enhance. Judge ltccd
questioned Mambo and awarded him
:1 decree.
the
Members of Lady \l‘ushingmn
lbdge. No. .21, Shepherds of Bcthlo
hem, will meet tonight in Rcd Men's
Hall, on Main Street, for the. transac-
consar PRESIDENT
DEFENDANT IN surr
president. of the.
(lt‘ol‘gc 1'}. lltlb't‘h
“'01! 0f T011111“? business. llnwcs Corset (70., of Bridgeport,
“" which went. into 11 rcccircr‘r hands
~Rummoge 531“- 1‘” and $11.. [m' somc time ago. is the defendant
ford bldg. by Women' 5 Guild 'lIin. t‘b.
C. Sherwood ot‘ the.
wood claims lIc. signl'd notes as
t'tlllllllodilllon cudorw" for
rnd was ('ompcllcl to pay when
notes wont ll) protest.
in one. suit Sherwood 5111‘s
The ncgulur monthly business meet
ing of the I’hiluthea class of tho Nor-
walk Methodist church will be held :11
the home or Miss Minnie Northrup, all
Orchard street, Friday cvcnlng, May,
25, at 8 o'clock. It is rcquestcd that
all membcru will try to be present.
'l‘rstlic oiliccrs would bc assisted in
the- performance of duty. 11‘ motor
lstélndicdtc‘plalnly the direction in
which they are going, before they rc-
ceive the ollicexu' signal to proceed.
Drivers oilcn neglect. to do this, caus-
lng delay.
and propcrt y in Fremont street,
pledged as security.
Haw-Pu is 112111ch as
this action. In tho socond suit
11m0unl._ot'.tlm .notc is $1,001)
Hawcs is 'he solc dcfendunt.
Stapleh & Co. The actions
turnuble to the 1111!)":"111' court,
.... . term.
A goodly number of the members of
Ark Lodge, No. 39, l“. and A. 111., were
guests of Old Well Lodge, No. 108, of
South Norwslk, last week, and a right
myal time was had by all who had
the pleasure of being presentz.~—George-
town correspondent, Iflidgcllcld Press.
...—.....-“ 0
-(ict your meshbag repaired and
replatcd at Brand’s, Wash. St.
FUNERAL 0F FATHER KEATlNG
NORFOLK, May 21. \met sixty o
the clergy of the Roman (‘uthollc dio-
Nilun attended the funeral of Rev.
Patrick K111111111: hold yt'sterdny from
the Church. at the. lmmuculato Con-
ception. The solemnmigh mass of
requiem was sung by lt-cv. Andrew
‘ Slnttery, ol‘ Winntcd, nnd the sermon
was preached by Rev. Luke FitzSim-
nns of Waterbury. Burial was in St.
Mary’s cemetery,
ATTEMPT TO KILL
THE WAR MINISTER
Reported From Russia, Minister Kc
ensky Was Attacked During
the Night
The current issue of the Postal
Guide for the year 1917 will be ready
for distribution by tho 1"ostollicc dc-
partmcnl after July 1 and subsc-rib
are are requested to send in then sub- ‘
scriptions us soon us possible, as the
issue is to be. limited. The paper cov-
ered edition will be discontinued and
only'the cloth bound edition will be.
issued because of the small demand for
the former. The Guide contains the‘ NEW YORK, May 24.31.13“ Jewish
difl‘crcnt lists of postomces, arranged l‘uily Forward today rot-rived a. on.-
alphabetically by states and by coun'iblezrnm from its Pctrogrud correla-
tiis;§::;lu:: :éizlifnguznsfieoiaiti pendent saying that “1111 attempt was
of topics of interest and information ' made upon the life 0f the Russian war
for the public The price of the Guideimmmer chnsky 11 few hours ago
is 400 and sample copies may be ex i The editor of the Daily toward in-
. 'terpicted the cubic
mined at the South Norwalk post-' . 3,,
office. The department also issues aitlIe attempt lild been Inndc lust ni h
monthly supplement to the guide con- innd that H had failed.
taming all the changes in the servicel
as they occur, and which can also be
obtained at the nominal price of 350.1
for 12 issues.
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NAVAL MILITIAMEN
UNDER QUARANTINE
UNDER Quarantine
3.
{Spinal Meningitis Found Among Men
\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\1: at Commonwealth Pier in
South Boston. .
BOSTON, May 24,—Sixly men of the
naval militia, comprising an entire di-
. vision, are under quarantine at the
f government’s big temporary recruiting
”7 station at; Commonwealth pier", South
'7 Boston, following the death of One of
the recruits from spinal meningitis.
This was the second death there since
i the mobilization at the pier.
The first one was from pneumonia.
., Moat-of the recruits here come from
the middle west.
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ubscribe for your share of I
the initial issue of
LIBERTY. LOAN norms
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STLVIR COMPANY TAKES BONDS
MERIDEN, May 23.-—A subscription
at $100,090 worth of Liberty Loan
bonds was-votied- by the directorate of
the International Silver Company at
its meeting ydstaerdey. It was also
proposed to work out a plan whereby
employee may buy bonds under the
1. partial pay'ment plan.
l A Quarterly dividend of 1 3-4 per
‘cent. on the preferred stuck pmble
> 15‘.
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few unit.» .150, on 111111 wuiul panel
2of town 11 1~ euiuniunvd tor tit-s1 they no! A mountain of then, in W MEI MM
Wtduusdu} in the tiuimrior (hurt.
when the 111.11 will be sumo. The “TIM"NU ”Minced m W mm Milt—to.
lpartel was drawn yesterday in the? moi-row
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codel‘endant in low skin, muddy complcxion, watery
the Gym all denote
and Your liver is
three notes were payable to James of the body.
cos» of Hartford. and llIshop John J.“
prvm lit 1’
who 11 Ill pnsidc mer the trial
'lbu lolluwiug qu1113 were selected: .
John 1‘nl2an. l‘lurcnre W. Drrvw uni"
Pruitt)» r1111? of Bridgeport; Hrn-l
311mm ,. :"1 Mg. .‘11dr1111' s. Wain--
man. J. ll 1-..' Viakcman 01‘ Fair«
field; 110591)“ tin 1-11 and 1'3, l'flbvrl
Mills of Greenwich,
Milton W.
Shelton of Monroe,
and Charles C, Wheeler of New
nann. Charles t‘unl‘ield and John
blcr, Vl'ullucc llnun
chlm‘ of Norwalk;
Arthur E.
Stamford: l‘harlca F, Johnson and
William .1. S' 1111;: (11‘ E‘iumford. le-j and
rosin-1' N, 14111491111111 ltu-I'rasc A. Par-,-
ill 01 ‘1\'Mlporl. \1'111-11' llrlls .
Eduard l’rv"':1u of \‘.'1111111.
of Judge Gardner Ghent-n?
William llt'Illut-H
and Henry Sweetnian 01 Huntington.
liawlcy and William W.‘
Edward Rosctw
Ca-'
B. 1
l‘owns of .\'t wtown, Frederick S. Am-
and Edwin O.
Lester E. Bisliop.’
Boas and DaVid Bonner of,
mid .
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Petticoats—and they should be of silk, prefer-obi, Mots. Hero
Truly fine values $3.98
Baby Carriages
Gocarts
A no.1] stool; xvi Inch includes many styles with a. wide tango
SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES POISONS
FROM THE LIVER
--———__.
Everyone ohculd drink hot water
wlth phosphate in It,
before breakfast.
To feel as fine as
pores from
it‘s your liver
liver
Fow know its function, Asterette Brand Petit Pois Peas, per can .. ......... 151:
are rc- or how to release the 17111111111911.1111 body Snell dz Simpson’s Superior Milk Crackers, lb. ........ . . . 15c
.lunI' rush: (lulu. 1111111103112,“ 111111131 folk: Gold Rock Brand California Peaches, large can ........ . .20c
9801' 0 10131] ‘H 0 , \\' ll "1 l t I
hmnwmu; anumhnglchmuIcaI “31;,“ Wilson or Green River Whiskey, per bottle ............ $110
can only be used occnsinnully bcc' :lusr'l 01d Kenning" Bourbon WhiSkey (10 ya“ 01(1): bOt- - - «$110
l it accunmlnws in mi- ”55qu and at. Burnett's 01d Tom 01' London Dry Gin, bot. . ............ 900
t"1( ks the buncs.
l.1'cry 1111111 and woman,
wcll, should drink cuch 111111111111;
lore breakfast, 11 glass
toxins; thus cleansing,
, the stomach.
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Limestone phosphate does not. rc-
strict the diet like cnlomel, because it
can not sallvatc, for it is harmless and
r. you can out anything afterwards. It
3is inexpensive and almost tasteless,
:aud any pharmacist will sell you a
quarter pound, which is sumcient for
a demonstration of how hot water and
limestone phosphate cleans, stimulates
and freshcns the liver. keeping you
feeling fit day in and day out—Adv.
A good adr.
of prices. Every one is a special value.
It’s Refrigerator Time.
. Reduce the high cost of living by keeping the food supplies
in on EDDY REFRIGERATOR. All sizes in stock.
RAYMOND s SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
the proverbial
in fiddle, we must keep the liver washed
two suits brounht by Reoeivcr Henry 01011111111110“ every morning. to pre-
conccrn. Shcr- \‘cnt its sponge-like
“11c— glng with indigesllblc
llawos bile and poisonous toxins, says :1 not-l
the cd physician.
if you got hendnchcs, it'u your liver.
two If you catch cold easily, it's your liver.
with for 11 101111 (11‘ 35.0110 were given If you wake up with a bad tests. We
red tongue, nasty breath or stomucll
Sal-
clog-
muteriul. sour.
unclcenliness
tho most lulpoxtnnt. also
All the most ulnIsed and neglected orgam
sick or"]
bc-3
of hot wuttr
with ll tcaspoonlul of limculonc phos
photo in it. to wash from the liver and
bowels the previous day's lntllnestible
material, the poisons, sour bile and!
suretmlng .
and lrcshcniug the entire alimentary
[canal before putting more food into
pays best in the best,
Wall and High Eta. Norwalk.
43° BUTTER ‘1?
Fresh Made Dreamery Butter-The kind that satisfies.
Try it.
Golden Santos Coffee ................... 1b. 20c, 5 lbs. for 9511
Wamntod Fresh Eggs, per dozen ........ . . . . . . . . ...... 41c
Baker” 11 Fresh Grated Cocounut per can ... .......... .lOc
Armout' 8 Potted Meat . . . . .. . . . Small can 5c, large can 10c
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FREE PROMPT DELIVERY.
A. F. Beckmanndt Co.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS;
83 and 85 Washington St. Telephone 1405.
New Models of
Men’s Oxfords
l Styli-h Shoesinauuieu- 11d . . .
novelties, cw s a es including W 3'
3 Ladies’ Pumps
Dainty conceptions that have just been received are the?
' last word in effective footwear. All the most popular colors. :1
l Hosiery to match in all graded».
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN-
81 Washington Street.
MIDDY BLOUSES
Coat Midtllcs in white. galutcu with collar and cuiTs of silk
finish Inatcriul .. . . . .
(font Middics in pink, grccu and blue. with smocking and
l white collar and cuffs ................... .. .. . 33.35
E (,‘out Middics in white with collur 11ml cull's in Roman
stripes ................................. . $200
Middiés in white ............................ . . $1.00
(‘hildrcn’s Middics in white with collar and cutfs in con- -
trusting color .......... . ................. .. ..... $1.00“
('hildrcn 's Middles in whitc ................... . . . ..... . 59!:
CHILDREN’S PLAITED SKIRTS, white ...... .. ..... . 590 ‘
J. I. MALL:
88 Washington St.
1 . Buy
NeponsetFloorCoverin ‘
at ‘7
A. Dickerman & Son
0. B. JACKSOI
OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
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The City National Bank '
The First Consideration
The first consideration with any person about to open a.
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 service that is
second to none in this Stae. An opportunity to perform a. person-
5 111 service is always pleasing to us.
1 May we have the pleasure of explaining to you the advan-
“...-
, tages we offer?
GLOVER’S
Established 1879
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Army Shoes
Thousands of men have be-
come interested in the war.
Some have joined the Home
Guards, some the Naval Re-
serve and others will go to
training camps. ..
The Herman Army Shoe is
the shoe they will wear.
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Sole Agents
Elwood81Glover _
ran Walling!» ' 8t. ~
South Now-ll:
We loan money on farm mortgage.
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For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed.
American Agricultural Chemical Co: ; '
Mapes Special Fertilizer.
Sheep- Manure.
Agriculture Lime.
Land Plaster.
. .Groubd Bone.
10 ,000:BEAN POLES
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone "3-3. :37 Wslhhgton 8t.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine room by the diyior‘woek. 3m
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescrlpm
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing. '-
98 Washington St, 30. Norwalkl'.
PHONE ”410.
DOWN THEY G0!
Armour’ 3 Grape Juice . . . . . 506 hot. cut to 430, 250 out to
1" -—‘~
lights and I. Fine Calorinmclrodtgallo
Ind Amp
more ~
Best Bermuda. Onions. . . .. ....... 21b3-
Ripe Pineapples, large. ......... . . . . .. ..... . "
16$unkist0ranges.. ......
128unkistLemons. ........... . ............. ..
3 Seeded Raisins. ............ . ................. , . 2813"
6 Toilet: Paper. ................................. 251i
4GrapeFruit. ............... .....251‘1
Why Pay More?
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