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Isadme Fenland 1.11 13 11:11 avenue.
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June..." at. tin lalnte ”more today.
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Large and attractive signs, pointing ,
out the way to Roton Point park have
been placed through all parts of Ru.
wayton, Darien. and the surrounding
country. The :tglln 1.1111
background. with black lettering
111' 11 \eilu‘wgI
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Norwalkera who have been part 1111
Bedford Gardens, Grtens i‘ ar111~. rt‘
port that the ga1dens are now' op 11
and are as beautiful as ever. The dis 1
play at the present time consists chiet‘- '
ly of pansies with many spring ilowers'
surrounding them.
-—-George M. Cohan in “Broadway
Jones," at the. Palace Theatre today.
H'E
A big moving van owned by W. W.
~fltovt'e of Bridgeport 1:111 into a bridge
railing near the Wilton garage. yester
day afternoon, and it was with con-
siderable difficulty that the vehicle
was again placed 111 the roadway.
Some of the mechanism was. damaged
Joseph .\'o\'iello, so" of i’atsey .\'o~
vieilo. ot' Sttawberry llili. maintained
to Chief Vl'uiiant it. Pennington this
morning that 111- had hem: put out, of
his 111111111 by his father. Joseph is
only about eleven years old. Accord
ing to his .=tot'y. family trouble _
the cause oi“ his being put out of the
“house.
\\'1"1“
Harry Smith, formerly of this city.
now with 1111-: United States eavnit‘l‘,
has written to City Clerk Stephen Do-
kus in regard to locating relatives
supposed to be living in Norwalk. Mr.
Smith has been with the eavalry for
seven years and recently fought in
the lttllllt‘ or (lorrizal against the Mox-
llt' Ltitl dead for 51119131
but 1'i21aliy r111'o11111-1l,
ictt 11s, as
d3)
(textural Russell Frost :1tt'1111l111l the
regular meeting 111‘ the 1i1",1.1:t 111111:t:1.t
heads of i"1tirii11ld l‘ounty Resource
illobiiizalimi lintit'd oi' “'lllt'll he in tho
, head of the military 111.111111'11111111t111
Bridgeport Saturday. The Fairlield
County ltonrd is so efficiently organizi-
ed and opt-rated that the State Coun-
cil of Defense with hendqtmrters at
Hartford has voted to put
tions in Futrfield (‘ounty in the admin
intrntion of the t‘ounty lloztrti.
its opera-
l.11(':11 have been omitted
that the dorket :11 H111 superior court
will he called in the 1".111't :11 Bridge-
port on Friday morning. .lun11 1, at it)
o'clot'k'. (Tunes will I111 stricken from
the list in which there lltlS been a 1111-
fault in entering appearances.
The inanhury batting situation 1'11-
mtiins unchanged today. A deadlock
apparently exists between the manu-
‘t'acturers and the liatters'
lion regarding the existing dispute, al~
though well informed men in hailing
circles are looking: for dovetopnumts
this week.
1111' yers
A11 automobile driven by :1 woman
‘crashed into the l1‘rttnklin school fence
Saturday night. T1111 number ot‘ the li.
9911511 on the car was Connecticut,
117.1111. but the name of the driver
could not be ascertained. The ma-
chine was not. damaged to any extent
and the damage to the iron fence was
slight.
driving down High street and being
afraid that. a dog she had with her
was about to jump from the car, let
go of the steering wheé‘band thus lost
control of it. The dog escaped 1m-
injured.
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.Csolntdi, t‘ l‘at'e (lull, ii lizabmh Bar'tt‘k.
15mins Falkas, llose St rke, l'Illa L hon :zlmistant 0f llev. l
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' 'bxunrbun‘ A1; tumult null. in Winn:
:pduk: “($1.1m Rank. of 311 11:11.11}
and P91130110]! gstmet. died this morning at the Nor:
walk hospital.
l v VI At the time of the nut-idem “1‘. .\'o
5 NE WS lvak Jumped into the elevator pit for :-
3 itooi, and did not notice that the earl
,111'as descending the shaft.
could get out the the shaft, the ele-
lie-tore be
A birlbd‘di‘ surmise Dali “‘35 giwn vator had crushed him on the bottom
in honor of Miss Julia Bardos at herd); the pit, and he received fatal in~
ho me 411 Ely avenue Sunday 111'1'ning.‘
Timse llICst‘lil were Andrew Peasak,
Joe Kut‘in1zt1.l.1:1!1k (tall, .loe Franknt
Steve. Szous,
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11".Xl ~ovar .1111: llumtn, Steve Marseat
Velma v:1n1.1e,i\' Bertha Szves, Morgan:
<11 .‘dagya, Elizabeth i'okus. Julia \Varj.I
Nro, Regina llavii.-" .~‘, Elizabeth 1111111115.:a,~,,.,-,ln(,n a. .1... m“. home.
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Margaret
ll1rtho lleVessey
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Julia Boris.
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105, Julia Chontos, Morgan?!
1’ 13110 seleetions and singing were
joyed and :1 dainty roilation 11 as am.
11d. L'pon detutrture, Sites 1",
~giv~11 the good wishes of he
Saolsburerarshal
111111111111 Wilding 1111"-
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Sli'fllmtlll, ol the South Nor l
11 all: t‘1111g11,:.: ion-.1 t‘hurt'h, 1412': evel
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.\l:::}' Marshall, 111' tiworgetown, K1111
lllt‘li), and Kirk Salllsbtn'y, of New
York city, were innrt'i-‘d, The \\‘P-;l~
din': was :1 1111111 11:111 and there were
1111 glit‘hlfi. Mr. Saulnhury is :1 gradu—
:1111 of Columbia l'niversity 11nd re~‘
1'1'lltly joined the lied t‘ross Ambit:
lie l1 ares for From-11 iu'_
111111-11 t‘orps. V V
ftli'ss Marshall is wellt
it few days.
known in sotinl 1'it'1'le:~'
Neither the bride
in 111": home‘
eitv. nor liti1le-'
moom :11‘11 1111111111 here.
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.l11h'1 l‘. l."_\111h, oi l‘rmrent 'l‘t'tt'at<,
who is 1\.th lllt‘ .‘Invttl l‘oust Defense!
enjoyed 11‘
lleseiwes on :1eti\11 duty, 1
and 5
111'11«1l:-.;\ furlough 111111' Saturday
Sundat 11l1i1l1 1111 5110111 in town visit-f
i111.r his 1.11:: it 111111 t1i11ntis. \lr 1.1 11(‘h‘
111-11 t:'1u:tie"':11.l 110111 the \'o\':1ll
11'1'1uitiuu nlitllUD to the new ymhtl
1111!) in whir-h :1 number of reservesi
H11 ureutly Pillow 111$.
has l
are 1111:11‘11‘1‘1'11.
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“15“ t'111111li:- tl'i‘wll. of East 111113
111-1 1'1'1111'111'1l h1"."- from .'t 1‘1-11'
111111 1.1 11111 111:1:1‘nrlton 11111111,
with tiiend; 1'5'11111 Hot Sprint”.
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Louis“
Saint";
with:
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111 l'j.'.\t St.
Not-wall: on
:1 >1\'1'r:1l \\'tt‘li.w“ visit
and relatives
John llt‘l‘rlllll‘ltl.
211111.111 in South
l‘ltt'
11;.1‘11111-1
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other
.‘1l1'ilt-.d1noud of South
is t'llltl'ltlillln" his
t‘_ .‘ll'le‘dlllOlltl
\\i‘1l1:1n1 ll.
‘::treet. Statutortl.
(laughter, .\li.~.-' .\l1111
111 South Norwnlk.
\lisa 11:11.11! lltllll1'Z'1l. 11! _\'e'~.‘\ York
htt< bet 1 1i .1i11:.;l11"1 11:21 1:11Q “1'. and
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iluml.
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.\‘. ‘1‘., men: the unit-1111.11 in Nor-
walk.
John .\l:1unin,::v. ol' Stamford, spent.
yesterday in Norw'nlk.
\t :1 111111-1111}: ot' the ()tlieers Asst)
('itltitm 111 1111 l‘llSl Di.» 'trirt tire de
pm'unent l111l1i yesteitlaJ utternoon in;
the 1 111111“ 11 11 1111' 11'111'14 in Main street it‘
was definitely decided that the first?
disttictcotnpani .es and the Illayflow et l
Company should partitipate in the 1112'
Memorial Day parade. The firemenI
have engaged the American Band, of
Stanford to furnish music for the oc-,
casion. '
ilrregular Attendance Construed Dif-
ferently From Speaker’s Intent
The city's diners. are out hearing.
a new stony this season Rabbi.
Stephen S Wise of the F1119. syntt- l
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1' as CHILD lNTERPRETED lT
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. Not long ago a mother
my little pupils came to
said: ‘
.1. "Doctor, how could you speak to
my little child 11-10 cruelly? She came
home from the synagogue in tears
and neon wants to go back. " -
“What. did I say to her?" 1 asked»
in antonishment. '
"“You. told her if she didn't come
ottener. you would throw her in the
furnace," 1 the accusing mother as-
01 one of;
me and
'_ dartbd.
I 61111 '» thlenh Lrecalted
it .over. .much puzzled.
that what; 11.
'- I 1thought:
really did Iayotvatsthlsr -
111111. yéu tiara .not. more annular-.1111):
attendance 1 15119111131an tot drop {you
from the register"——'Baltlmore Amen
jurit
11111 1.11111 ,1
ol' the Knight Street A.
\\i:l 01171-111111
' ‘l'o.1tll.1:\11 eeutettiy.
to his (lust and spine.
lair. No 1111 wits rushed to the local
(‘9. "Olltl' John J. int-.1111 1.2111 investi-
‘grgtte the death.
Mrs. Elizabeh Bennett.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett, 01‘ 7 Ray-
n'nd street, eolored, died Saturday
W. Harris.
ll.
Funeral ct William F. Grant
The t'unernl st’l'llt‘t‘fi of the late
William l1‘.(iraut 1111111 held yefité‘rday
1111111111111, and burial wan [nude in St.
\larv's remotely,
it was re ported to the uptown police
yesterday morning. that two automo
bites 11nd eollided in East avenue near
the Green. An otlicer investigated
,.1o.-pit:| 1' 1.. 11 11.11"\' effort too 51111-1
:15 11113 11 .31 is survived b_.'l
.. nil ' undo " ‘ - 3.1 " 1t. 'itlrt 11.
Funeral
:51r1i1'11s will be luld in Stamford at'
the t'nion i'.tlpti'~t tlllll‘Cll Tuesday 2:11
ternoon at 33 11"'tlotk Rev.
\. McCoy, pastoq
S. church»
and internu-nt will he in':
but both machines httd proceeded on}
their way tit-turt- the policeman
rivcd.
1.1th 11101111
Clean up with the
U. S.
iMARlNES
F test: to Fight
on Land
Sea with:
U. S.
Therels '1 l'tt'e ntoztrrram
\vp ~11 1.. 01-111
It 11111:. 10115111111111:
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It .tamu'ldlm' l1"! 1.
921$!th
ltm'ty 1:1.1d. ‘
011111 for 1' 11111 .1111:
Nut tltez't '.~' still: 1noth1: 2' meat: :111;
"i'lotit 1.. die t.' M105 am.
W1- Ft‘ttitur 1 our Lot'
And on 11:11 1x11'tt..lt':1r1‘
It 111111: .1111 our Capitol
Sl14'1:111\1lt"-.' "lq
In .1111 .
ll pl: l\
And 1h" il'
Amie: .
Nowl 1:11' “.'rd 1!: entcssafie
Which 1111\‘1 11} c lettu‘stwm.‘
()1: 111cm; 1112111 1111 unto ‘11 good
They' n: «prt mlma rvuywhrtc?
I'citotheJovtult: :iinu; .
And let the people hit our
" halthe U. S otour nation means
WE USE
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GLOVER’S
Established 1879
If it's an outingor a day at
home you'll enjoy it better in a
pair .of Rubber shied'canvas
'1Shoes, Oxfords: or'Pumps.
Neat in appearance. light in
give good service.
:EiwoodistGlover
1 ~ “1.1111111111113111: se.
. ‘louth Not-11111111
Vweight, comfortable 1 and 1 will ,
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i 30!. O :
:day Speaais
Thouwhoemtemplatcgoingumy forthahol‘nhywill
find all their needs in dretl accessories of quality at this
store. .
1112.117 superior values are being ofi'ered in WAISTS,
NECKWEAR, HOBIERY, VBILING, GLOVES, SILK and
LINGERIE UNDERWEAR.
86 WASHINGTON ST.
ti
Wall «and watch appreciate our M m d
Pup-amnryhuctmodehinauthemtpopnhrm-
inhudcolon.
. Hosiery to match. .~
l Satisfactory Stockings 01 all the new and standard shitting
of silk, lisle or high grade cotton.
; CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
$7
Baby Carriages
and
-Gocarts
A nuts c111'k1 .. 1311 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 supplies
in an EDDY REFRIGERATOR. All sizes in stock.
RAYMOND 81 SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Ets. Norwalk.
The Way Sagless 5111111951
; The Most Comfortable and Durable
Springs.
A. J. Angevine & Son C11.
MIDDY BLOUSES
of All ,Bed‘}
‘3.
A... “A 1-. A
t'o:1t Middies' in white 5::1lttt1111 with eoilar and cuffs of silk
The City National Bank
To the Mothers and Fathers 11101111 Country
There could be no more certain way of instilling love of
country into the hearts of your children than by teaching them
the righteousness of the cause for which the United States is
waging this war. Show them why the government needs and
wishes many small subscriptions to the LIBERTY LOAN.
Then let your family as a. unit. buy a LIBERTY LOAN BOND,
paying for it by personal effort and sacrifice, if necessary.
YOU CAN BUY A BOND FOR AS SMALL AN
AMOUNT AS $50, PAYING FOR IT IN EASY IN-
STALMENTS COVERING NINE MONTHS.
finish nutterial ........................... . 32.98 i. .
("oat Middirw in pink, ure‘en 11nd lllltt‘, with stnocking and
1' lilll‘ 1111111. '1' mil euii's' ..................... . . . . . . $2.25
t'ont,.\iiddie\' in white with vollnr .uul eut'l's in Roman
stripes ................................. . $2.00
\l ititlies in white ................................. . . .' $1.00
t'hiltlr’en s Mitltlics 111 white with 111l1111 and tuffs in 0011- I
ll'tlallllg 11111111' . ............................ V3100
(‘hiltlren'n Middics in white ................... .590
CHILDREN '3 PLAITED SKIRTS, white ....... . . . . . . . 591V)
J. I MALLETTE
88 Washington St. South Not-walk.
Ll Sll‘lg i’lOVV
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. V1 VAU DOU S1
Peroxide Tooth Paste
I'Df I I new Hill tub: of "ill exceptional tooth Isl! lend ‘C. III II
and youre dentin-"ulmm to Dank. s. Time: 1111311. Nov York. N
‘- 3'! (i
Buy
Connecticut River Shad
Rebelved Daily Direct iron: the River
Longd Round Clams. oysters and lobsters
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market .
'Phonu 108 and 10!.
Free Delivery. 11 North Mal-1 8L
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH.
OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street.
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescripyi
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.V
FERTILIZERS
Andrew ’Davey, "Inc .
‘98 Washington St, So. Norwalk
PHONE 410, PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
19 Main Street. Norwalk '
42 Van Zant Street. East Norwalk
‘1 DOWN’TIIEYLGO” 5? WHYZPAYLMORE ?
Best Ela'in Creamersy Butter .43clb.
Strictly Fresh lE
DominoG to night
BestC Coffee.'t‘ thas
Best Tea‘SO 0 101121 Mix or E. .
main! 1 Barnes’ Sho ers
:15; uyle'r’ s Aélas oirsllershey’ 8 Cocoa . . . . . . .
mono 1n naps
6Rolls'lF11iet anr:.,..;... V25c.
gll’ackttfoeed 153181118250]
tons........................15c
“8m '
no eaual”
.29c lb.
231: lb.
:17c. can
b8. 25c
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noun-cnuunnuuo'uaunm.
.'PeIisC
Junta-Ti
‘GbId‘Metluii'lou'rmmlsccan
L‘
mm
............ 4lcdoz ‘
sSltliar. 3 l.-21bs.. 32c. 25 lbs. 2633215: ‘
551111111111" .
For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed.
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
Mapes Special Fertilizer.
Sheep Manure.
‘ l Agriculture Lima.
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21!.
Land' Plaster.
. .Grouud Bone
10, OOO'BEAN iPOLES
fri'i
Phone 113-3. 1.131 Wl'lhinmfi
22—-
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine room by the. day or week. Steam heated. electric
lights and gas. Fine Cate attached:- also Restaurant: mm
ind American “3110.: “1.... m...
1 1 1 110111110: Wanna.
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