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MEETS
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7 To Any Girl
Boy Scout March .
Blue White March
many others for sale at
DONNELL'Y’S .
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“THE LID L3 OFF."
The new Straws are now on
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view. ;
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1. 801111111 NORWALK
The straw vote places our
$3 hats the
headpiece.
Others from $1.00 to $6.50.
Rogers 81 Stevens
Now alk‘
as popular
. Now
Is the Time to Consider
.1 Repupering Your Home
”USE PASNT'NG
Estimates Cheerfully Given
Call us—Phone 1446
J. A. RUBBER
; So. Norwaik
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. god
' ' . he case .11 Edith Messiek, 111
111. . T
50. Mam St. So. Norwa with receiving stolen goods. coir.
‘llllllt‘tl until this afternoon 11_ Judge
‘George 11. Vosburgh in the 1'11; clut't,
this melting.
1(‘0111pany (‘, l’oliee Alixil‘ar),
hold a special drill in the South Nor
‘o'allt depot yards tonight, if the weath-
e1 (-fileats otherwise the drill will be
{111111 in Rootlnet" s 11:111.
3% it petition drawn up by 1Geo1ge 14‘ _ __
”1’ 0f llotliel, dbkmg m“ (‘-‘on . The National liaSeball team. of this
‘ieut congrcsmitt’u at \\‘;tshington.1mm 11111 g“ to Brewster, N. Y., tomor-
19 try and pass some law \\’hit‘h'mw where ”my play a double header
‘9 speculation in load ““175 or with the. New Yorkers. Many fans cx-l
thespeculation was mailed to the ppm .0 accompany 1",”... team. 1
ntatives and senators yet-111d": ,-
3“ Mr. 'Shepnrd. The petition con-1
13!! the. names 1.1 1
Will
~llztnner battery «losed tomorrow.
“mum-V "“11 Order today. Store open tonight un-
‘til 11 o‘clock.
-' 1 .__.._.—
hnbe” and Ball giwu bl "ll“ An :tdjottined 1111 ctiug of the (‘oun-
5h Literary Club for the “mm” 011 \\ill be luld this evening at the city
he-‘war “flew” “f Europe in 11.1.11 for the purpose of considering
“11‘ “9'11“” Hull. 1W9” one inked 1" the South Main street question and
' ithe extension of Concord street.
ullders and contractors of the city1 1(‘iyl Cleric Stephen Dokus received
A much elated over the prospect of a a postal card“ Today from Andrew
b in the mice of materials This Chantos. of Norwalk, who is with the
118 it was 3110011110011 the Didi Engineering Corps of the U. S A. Mr.
brick used for construction but Chantos is at Newport, Kentucky, and
shed taken a tumble of $4 on the is undergoing training.
0115111111. ilt was argued that. wlienl ”AAA-..
rice of one material drops. the ~Special nine reel show at the Pal-
T! are Very likely to follow suit. 1000 Theatre Memorial Day. William
ecrease, it is believed, is prob 1 E‘urnuni in “American Mothods,’a'
due a big slump in building ac-i' Fatty" Arbnck‘lo us “The Butcher
on not only in Norwalk 11ml:i 1301“"
'ughout New England, IProhibltive
,it. is argued, stopped sales, and
hasnuently the slump in ordels [or Pine Point Catholic clttb tomorrow.
”we“ to do business It is ex All members ate urged to invite their
1111 that building operations will friends. Th“ club ha” been put into
' a great improtement as soon as 1'91“““055 1‘" ‘1‘“ “"350“ ““d ”‘0 "1”“
”“0! material decreases ‘liers are looking 10111 1rd to a pleasant
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Open house will be observed at the
,‘1
£1 11111‘ a
—I‘iantter Bakery closed tmnort'ow.
‘1)rdt'1‘ todat'. Store open tonieltt un-
\
'til l':.11)1lock
A1 certificate of incorporation of the.
silan Hemld Fukicn Industrial
- with headquarters in Stain-
,‘has been filed in the office or the
clerk. The ccrpomtion is for the ,
one of extending a helping hand- ‘Bid‘ 1‘“ ”"3 two “‘1“. school build
meless and utifoitttnate (‘hluese [nets “0“" gone over at “ special ex-
» men .by giving them, at Foocliou ecutive session of the build ng commit
‘en Province, China, a literary and tee of the board 01 education. which
“Jurist-education, under Christian M“ ““1“ 1““ mg“ m “‘0 home or
' It is ‘h‘, itttcntiOLVOI‘ the Dr. M. .1. (‘oburm in South Main
”nation to maintain there 11 treetgm‘m'
’and to provide food, clothing,
filtér and other necessities: for such
a and school life. The names of,
fibscrlbers are George 11. Sandi-1 . _ ,
harles S Hartviell. William ‘11 1‘ The first meeting of the Board of
am Edwin Fairley and ,an, R Estimate and Taxation \\'ill be held
Monday evening in the city hall.E1=ti-
mates of the amounts of money re
quired by each department of the city
goternment and of the taxing distticts
will be received. The budgets for the
first, second and third districts tovm
clerk. printing. city hall. health and
‘odutinstrative departments will be
'talked over at this meeting. it is hop.
1011 that the. work will be rushed to a.
finish and that the Board will only
n—Powell Corporation 1101.1 three sessions.
Liberty Loan not 1917
.We will be pleased to take your subscription to the
Liberty Bonds and give you full information concerning
11111 the bids \\ill be placed before the
1 111111011: 1 tonight 5 meeting
HELLEBORE
ARSENATE LEAD
PARIS GREEN
ORDEAUX MIXTURE
. I Subscribe now for Literty Loan Bond of $50 at least. If
on cannot pay for it‘ to full we will arrange for you to pay
it in inst“ ,llinents.
South Norwalk Savings Bank
‘ SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES $41 A YEAR , - A "
‘ John H. Knapp: Vice-Pres.
. tained the following item of interest to
1local people:
‘Miss Mona Helen Taylor of ‘Dan'bury
.only members ,of the immediate lam-1 1
'inony, after which there was a family
Saturday morning at eleven o‘clock at
l The bride “:15 1111111111111 by Miss lda
The committee was silent 10-.
day as to the outcome of the meeting. 1
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i NOR WALK
‘ SOCIETY
and Personal
NEWS
M
Fitzgerald—Taylor. ’
“V! "A!!! GOULD? Elli-13113312 May :1, Street railway?
MW.” tram-1: flay zit-«Wt Edie: ' “Howls-1s in this 11111111 om Mia:
111111111, ”“143”,“ at “,1.“ 11nd Mm 1.; twin! 1111111 ilitl‘r’ali'tl operating m1
fibrin Gould. of New York. drilled 11111111.: by Various meesures looking;
“mph”, that 111‘ “w mung“ “gardeners! the charging of higher fares.
from Yale \\ltttt his automobile hit 5111- Th" liar Slate Store? Railway (’0!!-
1,.;111.m gaugalupk and 1.13"». patty. 11111111: Mr: stunted pertuimion
11.4.1 Saturday night. Mr. 01.111111 tom 11 10 91111-1 11 :15! 11-111 tare on «Main
from wheel in the crash. ““9" 1““ 39‘“ “a“ ““1““! ”11‘ P111133“
“Witt 1 a classmate. chgtntilll Marsh. 'SH‘M‘ (701111111115th to gut- a hearing
1 “a: mmmg back 10 New lien-n" on appropriation to make 1. .1 six cent
Mr. Gould said. '1 “as driving about ”“9 effectlte on all “5 ““95 The “‘8‘
twenty miles 1 should say. on the tslature has authorized a Commission
right hand side of the road when the. 1° ”‘95“8319 the “V‘s-““113 if
other car came along from the 0]" amending a contract with the statei
posite direction. The front hubs whereby the Boston Elevated Railwayi
scraptd, and ltliink both front wheels Company r” prohibited from 1harglng1
of my 111 1‘ \\ ere broken. The driver of. more than me cents for a ”‘19
the oncomng car did not shut off its The \liddlcsex and Boston Street
iheadlight, so I didn't, and he might Railway Company has aked authority:
have been confused. 1 do not know to raise fares "0 seven and Hgml
who the other driver was. We went cents on some 0f "S lines. The: Pub-
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back to my home to tell my father he Service Cumulusmn has authorl
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and mother of the accident. and then i M1“ 1:11:10le schedule oilTZSSE:
came on to New Haven 111111 e. t 1 .1 minimum ( a 1. . .1
_.-.,_. 1cents, on the lines of the Concord,
SUFFERED 1Maynard and Hudson Street Railway?
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The. Bridgeport Sunday Post con-
1
On Saturday afternoon. May 19.
and Bridgeport, was married to Ar-
chibald Fitzgerald, who formerly re-
sided in Rhineclifl'. The wedding was
solemnized at the home of Miss Tay
10r's aunt. Mrs. P. S. Stevens in Lafay-
ette street and the guests included
FROM MENTAL
TROUBLE.
aouuo overt FOR erALme 1
COPPER. i
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111105 | KEV! LONDON. May 29.-—Ml‘S. Ell-l
‘ Rev. 1.1.1... o. Sadtlor, rector or “"0 ”- Tyler.formerly Miss May A WA'l‘EllBll1RY,Mi-Iy '29 ~Bcnnit
Christ church, performed the cci'e-- funnel.“ 0f llllH ”in" who committal C1.» 8” Toll) T110114 11' 1 11111;) (711
““3“!” "'3‘ ”1“ 51"“‘1‘0‘ ‘ ”y 0’ 1'0 ”91" cardi were. bound 01 er to the Superior
in New 'i'or'i, has 111111 suffering from Court yesterd
av charged with steal-
111 3111111 110.11.- 1.11 tor seteral weeks, ac-
int: 437 pounds of copper and German
dinner party. The house. was charm-
ingly decorated with spring blossoms.
WANT Sit GIN? FAQ'S 1 1
Last year, more than forty—five million
dollars were transferred by Western Union
Telegraph with Safety, Speed and
Economy.
WESTERN UNION
Fast Telegrams—Day Leave-Night Letter:
—Money Transferred by Wire-Cablegmm:
THE WESTERli 1.1111011 TELEGRAPH CO.
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1".1tdliig to lie:‘ 111111111115 here. A year
‘ _ 11111 er scrap from the.
:;.§11 site was taken 10 111.1 {Norwich 111.5-
Mrs. Fitzgerald is well known
Benedict and f ‘
thtougitout 1111, part 11‘ the state and. Burnhetn branch of the 1111114103111
h d d 11 d t pit-11 1:1 the insane. fin- ()l)~10f\'al.l()‘il, 111111 compmy ultere (.in l
. i 2111 . u i ll 1 0 . . . 1 '. ‘ . .. 1: am
15 11111 n! l L l s 10 11 g‘ p r 11’ at it was stated at the instttutien that , ‘5’
for some time. She was soloist in one. sh Feielltt were. employed. The three
1. did not need treatment. She had
of the llanbury churches for six \ORFS. “pm hp: 111 he‘d rm. 5mm.” weeks and
after which she became soloist and di» 1111 '1‘1111sd.iy. May 43 disappeared from
”“1"" ”f ‘1‘“ “MN“ “”151“ in NW“ her 111111111. The next infirmntion that
town. She retenll) gave up this posh 1..., fatnilv 1.”.in 1111111 her was a
lion to take up forth-1r work in \'ew lei 1")‘1111111 message “0m New Ym'mlt connection Willi the 0112411 c\CeDt to
York. Mrs l‘itzgetald is allied with telllngof licrdeath. 111119 ”1*“ 31110111011110 “111111 111 011115.
the Marv Stillman Chapter. 11. A. 13., , and W111”! 111‘ bills 11111 1.11111 hired of
were arrested in Maniai‘oneck, N. Y.,
where their automobile, containing the
metal broke down Saturday afternoon.
Ciccardi claims to lllth had no other
of Bridgeport. 1.11.1 1111- young «1.11111- UNNAToRALton GERMANs 00 {him for a “viva-sure trip." .
will make their 111111111 11; this city for" ON FARMS. 1 -.- ._.. , . A..- -
1111- present. 1 NEW roan, May 211.-—t‘1n11a11111a1-} HE “”051" FELL DOWN
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121111 (immune. hundreds of whom have A. M llilnsuel. or [Write Chitto
Keene Stahl. W ' M
;been discharged bv ptiblic service cor :Miss felt so ratcful because of being .
poi'ations and other private concerns, freed from pain and distiess that he
were utilised today bv Thomas 1).)10- wrote the following 11::1ttcr n] was.
Cartht', lulled States marshal, to get suffering from rheumatism kidnpyi
out on fatms ““1““‘1‘0‘9 ‘1 ”‘93 “W and bladder trouble also dizziness;
phy'sically fit. This adtiee “:15 111.11- would 111111011 fall down at {lines- 1"
shat McCarthy :1 1111111 to many tip-613nm takin Fo‘z‘y Kidnev 11m»..- and ‘
penis from Germans yesterday, when two boxes gave me entire relief." Dis
the geierstiment' restrictions on all ordered kidneys one 11 ...niniz 1.1.1' pains
waterironts, as well as forts and arse inside and back, rheumatic aches,
nals were drawn tighter as 11. result of sore muscles, swollen joints puillne'ss
apparent actiiities of 'leittonic plbt- under eyes, tired and languid feeling.
‘Trz- Stillson- Pow ell Corporation.
daughter of
Stahl.oi'18
Keene, of
marriage
Miss Katherint1 5.111111.
Mr. and Mrs. l-‘redet'iel; 1..
Luke avenue, and John \\'.
\\'estport, were unitel in
St. James Episcopal rectorv Danbury.
The tcretnony 1111s perfor'nitd by Elev.
Aaron 11‘. (‘oburm 1110101 of St. James
church.
.11. Keene, 0f \\'11stpot't. a sistet of the
4.50 lb-—Butter-—4Sc lb
Very Best New Made Butter—the usual Beckrnann
Quality.
No.1 Royal Plantation Coh‘ee. Reg. 351: grade ........... 310
Armour’ s Pure Leaf Lard, per pound .................. 27c
Peas, Corn or Succotash, per can ...................... 16c
Normanna. Brand Kippered Herring, can ................ 201:
Shredded Wheat Biscuits ....................... 2 pkgs. 250
Otto Stahl' s New York Genuine Smoked Bacon, lb. ........ 45c.
Merrimac Brand Columbia River Salmon, can ........... 250
Lafayette Brand Dill Pickles, glass jar ................... 160
Morris Best Tomato Puree, per can ....... . .............. 8c
Lyon <15 Runs Blackberry Wine, per gallon .............. $2.00
Monogram Rye Whiskey for home one, hot. .......... . . 95c
A. F. Beckmann 81., Co.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St. Telephone 1405.
bridegroom. and [)r. W. M. 813111, a’
brother of the bride. acted as best' . . E"? , . . . _..
man The bride was attired in a
mauve silk poplin suit with hat to
1' n i w I
match. Shewore blush toses. 3 "
1 ,After the ceremony a wedding - ~
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A W or 11 About
ibronkfast was served at the bride'.“
home to the immediate families. F1115
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“SOCIO‘A Y !
lowing the breakfast ir. and \irs}
Keene departed in an automobile on!
an cxtcnsite weddttte tour Theyi
What you get out of your
car depends to a large extent
upon what you put into it.
1will be at home to their friends after
July 15 in their newly built and fur 1
1111111011 111 me in Spring Hill district.
Westpot'L
1 Mr. Keene, a _\’1.1:111g business man in
Westport. is a member 01 the firm of1
11. and J. 1\eene, couttaciing tttitsons.1
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\ir. and Mrs Oliver Keith, of King
‘stieet, Westport. have issued iniita
,tiens to the marriage of their 0.1111ng
[tcruGladys Wood. to \‘t‘1-.1‘t'cn1)ounei
1'Scoficld. tht1 (‘t'rt'lmmy to occur at
‘Clll‘lsl church, \\estpot‘t, Saturday 1
noon June ‘1. and after .1 short 11'011
ding trip they will reside in Norwalk
until titev finish tlieii new house on.
\\ootlside thllllt’. ultich is in course1
of construction. i
Just as a matter affecting your
1 own comfort it pays to get
only the best gasoline —-
SOCOhY.
There is no gasoline more
highly refined or more pow-
erful than SOCONY. And it
is the only gasoline which is
always the same, wherever
you buy it. That means a
welcome freedom from faulty
carburetion. .
Look for the Red, White and
Blue SOCONY Sign. It in-
sures you more miles to the
gallon and) more power to
the mile.
1, Mrs. Clara Burke, and two children.
Mae and John, hate returned home to
Stamford. after spending the weekend
1with Mrs liurkc‘s sister in llridgepott,
and with friends in‘Noru'alk.
“my -
Nelson 'l‘heriault, son of Nelson N.
Thct'lault of this (111‘ enjoyed a few
duys‘ furlough over. the weekend
which he spent at his parental home-
lhere. Mr. Theriattlt is a mechanic in
the United States only. 1
Announcements are out for the wed-
ding of Miss Mildred etcham, of 22 ’
Chestnut street, to GeorKg-e 11. .Swife.
of Long Island and New York city.
The wedding will take place June 12,
at 5:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Mary C. McGovern, formerly
of Norwalk. now of Cinannatl, Ohio. is
stopping at the Norwalk Hotel and is
calling on her many friends in town.
Mrs. Arthur T. Murray, of Atherton.
Penn, has been spending a few days
with her mother. Mrs. B. M. Richards,
of Flex Hill Road.‘ '
Judge John H. Light was the princi-
pal speaker at a large Memorial'seo‘
vice held in the Derby Opera House,
Derby. Sunday
Fletcher T. Van Nostrand, 01 Brook- ‘
lyn. N. Y., wen a visitor .at the home _ 1 .7 ~
.01 friendsin Norwnlk, yesterday. 1 ‘ ’
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Robert Meter, .11 Wilton. was 3313-. . . -
itormmotwnlk 11111111111115. . . .- _
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Standard Oil Co. of New York
oi
HI "LY
The Sign of a Reliable Dealer
and the World’s Best Gasoline
DEALERS WHO SELL ‘
SOCONY MOTOR GASOLINE
Norwalk. South Norwalk
Belward & Buttery W. R. Austin
I. Helfant S. L. Benedict
c K. Hunter Hardware 0': Auto
. E. Lockwood & Supply Company
Co. B. Hershfleld and
Paul Preusser . S0“
(Paddler) C. H. Hurlbutt
Reynolds Motor A- “0d“?
Car Company E. F. O'Connor
A. E Rowe (Ped- Riecio Brothers
(118,.) Louis G. Robichaud
T. B. Wickwire
S. B. Wilson
D. Luciano
Sausatuck .Manu-
{atcuring Co.
Samuel Tavlin
Vaast Brothers
L. .M. Wright
East Norwalk ’
A. 11. Hefner
Greens Farms, Ct. W. 1C. Moe
1r. J. Shaunnessey Reddy 1‘: Ayers
Motor Car Co.
Cranbury-NOMalk
A. B. Gregory
Silvermine—Norwalk
I. Helfant
Wilton, Conn.
Wm. Hartwig
R. W. Keeler
Wilton Garage
"0’01”: Conn.
W E. Ashton
Baur 5: Company
P H Spettmm.
Daria-1L . fionn.
E T. Bates
Darien Garage
Sterling Motor
Company
WNW“. Conn. 3”“th, Conn.
R. S. Putney Samuel Mead
Westport Garage , A. 8. Mills
1., can", Patrick Mulloney ‘ ,
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