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the 11111 11114 1 .111'11 111 1:1 11111111111 in a
£114 '111 111/11 111' 11111111) 111 111111-111111111
in h1 1.1111114 11.1111114 1111' 1111- 1111111111;
of portable 4....411111111 t.1111.‘.4 111 iront
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(to issnt 4111.1 11:1111I. It also in
141111111111 111-:11 111-11111111-11 1111.4 1'111119
rad-111:1; "11.1.4.4 1'.-.41r1-111111" when it 1'.
.1.-111 11'1 411':11'.t :1 111'1'11111 to 11 14111111-
kt't‘ln': 111'. N11. 11 P1111111 street. The
tunnel 1=1ijot1.1"1-1t just 11.4 the 1-.\1'111--
1111111111 41:14:11 11: 111-11.14111.
Norwalk Ttrc & Rubber Company
Heard From l
John W. 11111111111 representing the
‘Px‘orwalk The 11' itublrvr Company, ap-
prared'before [be eouut'il and asked
what quit-claim be given to it by the
rity on property owned by the 110111-
many in 11111 First’llistrit't. There is
:1 cloud on lilt‘ title or 11111 property
inasmuch 11.4 about 21.10 years auo
when it was 11111-111111 to a party by the
name 111 1’. K1 1-l11i'. a provision was
made that 1111- latter had to grind
Horn meal for 1.1111 inhabitants oi .\‘or-
walk and charge not more than 1-13
at the. value, 01‘ the meal in question:
-Ai‘-tei' Mayor ilarstrom had taken a
favorable yothe on the matter, Cor-
poration '(‘ounsel and members of the
council recolleeted that it was net-es-
Snry to lure a hearing in matters
of this kind before a Vote would be-
(‘Aiime'et‘fm'tive 11111101411111). to the char-i
(er. it was voted to hold a hearing
on the evening 111' June 12. at the city
hall. 1
Ml'. 'lug'i'am 111241) took up the 1111111111'
«111 straightening 11111111111 tlill 11\11n11e
‘uhere it erases the railroad trark
and Norwalk river. ll11‘otl’ered, in 1111-
half 111' the Rubber t‘ompany, to turn
beer the property necessary for
straightening the highway and made
no ('laini t'or damages if the city
would make such a petition to the
Frublie Utilities Commission as would
7311 necessary for such :1 change. lie
asserted that he had t'onsulted tht‘
anilroad company and found it willing
1111 contornni to Filth :1 change. The
motitiou was referred to the Highway
01.111111111111111 and Corporation Counsel.
Hahn 11‘ .\ltMahon .4111. nested that the
Corporation Counsel look up an ant
.mssed by the legislature in regard to
tilde doimr away 111' '.1411'1-11 crossings.
Bond Issue
llr. .1. Milton -(‘oburu, appeared be-
flure the (-'oumil in behalf of the
School Board and made a report on
the. matter 01‘ ltttiltliitrt 1110 two new
school houses. llr. '(‘oburn said that
plans and sprwll’ieations had been sub-
mitted by architects and that bids had
been receiw-d (1n the (-11.41 of building
" like two schools actordint: to the two
plan‘s .41 11‘11'11-(1 by 11111 count-ll. lie as-
sumed that. all the bids were at least
(double what it had 1-11st to build the
',‘51'asliin1:11111 and Jefferson .4'11hools. lie
stated that Airliner-1.41 Sunderland and
Jaekson had submitted plans. but that
none of the bits more within the ap-
propriations. \ri‘b one exception. that
r11 GI'OT;P .\. Shed and (‘11111pauy, of
“New York. 111111111111111111' bid wasnot
basal upon the plans of two above
our-attuned :11‘f‘liit01'ts, but on plans
ofirai't‘d by :1. \\';lli:1.11.1 lleers, of New
York. lie claimed that the plans d95-
4:ribed by the latter allowed for the
same number of rooms. with the ex-
ception hat the buildings were not so
elaborate as the others.
William H. McMahon asked it the
School Board had seen the plan‘s. Dr.
'mobum answered in the negative and
then the former proceeded to criticize
the board for approving something, 1
hadn’t seen. He sarcastically remark-’
god that he would be willing to put
up two buildings for $10, according to
his own specifications.
Alex. J Rummler resented Mr. Mc- l
'.'MMlOn'S remarks and told of Mr.
-'Beers'1md1he George A. Shed and
Company's high reputation. He pro-1
'duced letters to hear him out. . He
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IW home in Dudley street.
BLUE 833.53
80115
$15 $18 $20
FLANNEL TROUSERS
$5.00 to $8.00
BELTS 50c to $1.50
STRAW HATS
$2.00 to $10.00
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street. 1
City News 1"
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An 1uttr1ainin1-ut was given last
lug oi tntas Tribe .‘4'o. 1211, 1.0.51. .\i.
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The choir 111' St. Ladislaus’ llunga-‘
Iian (‘atholit' 1'l1urt'l1. llt'ltl a :-ll(‘(‘1‘S>-fl.‘
'1l11nt'1- in Arion hall 111.41 1-11-111115. The
1111111'1- \‘1115 hugely attended.
Arthur 1". Huntington 111111 trying l.a»‘
11111111 111' ,\'1-'-\ York 1111) are spending
11111 day at 1111- home 111' 1111' 1111'1111111'4
1111111114. 1111111111 Mrs. S. 11 111111111114”
lslll.
S11111'i1l ll11lid.1_\ Show. it 1'1'1'14.
l‘;1la1'11 'l'l11'al11'. today. '_"l.‘1. '1' and 11
Regular priees.
.1 pans) 1.1111 will be gtien 31111111111)
11111'1'11111111, June 2nd. from -1 311 to 71
11'1'111111. under the 1111141111411; 111' the
l’liil11111-.':1 (“1114's 111 the Norwalk .\lt'tli-
11111.41 ('lllll't'lt in the Sunday School
room.
wGOOD HOLIDAY SHOW
at 11111 Regent today. “Skinner's llub
lite," and .\t'lillt‘lllt' in “The Butt-her
Boy." and Burton Holmes. “'1“ be 111'
111111pani11d by the 11014111111 ort'ht'stra.
afternoon and evening. 1
The regular drill 111‘ 1111- Sixth (‘om-
party was Illltl at the Armory last
mening. '1‘1111 militiamen will‘report
at the Armory this morning about 8:13
o't'lot'k to participate in the Memorial
Day parade.
Speeial Holiday Show, {1 1'111114'.
Palace Theatre. today. 2:l’1. '1' and 51
4
Regular priees. ,
NEW HAVEN RAILWAY SUED l
Fairiield Couple Ask $25,000 Damagcs'
for Woman’s Injuries
Lillian N. and Henry M. Sherwood.
ot‘ l1‘air1'i1'ld are plaintift‘s in a .4uil_
111.111 today against the. New liaven.‘
road t'oi' . $271,001). .\lrs. Sherwuottl
1'111ims 111 litre been struck by a tail.
light 111‘ a train on June 211. 111111. ller1
sight and hearing have been impair-
111. The husband asks 111111111205 tor
disbursenu-nts he made for medieal'
and surgical eare.
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TO TOUR SOUTH
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'1111'111111 to Washington.111'1111'11111 visitl
in New \o1l1.1
The mission will be aeeotnpanletl'
by their naval. Military and diplo'
niatic aides. The exact routes andl
time 111' departure will be kept .4111'1'1‘1
toi' reasons 01' safety, but local (‘Oili-
1111111111.; :11 1111-1 places at which they
w‘ill .41111'1 will be .zziw'n lull details.
New light was shed today-on the
niissit‘n‘s 1visil. when Deputy '.\'itt1.
t'or1111-1' Minister of :\;:ll(‘1llllllt‘ and
industry in the italian t‘abint-t. said
that the 11111111141- in 1301111111.r to this
country was 111111-12 more political than
1coiiomit'. and that. his hope was 10
at'tptaint Americans more fully with
Italy's ideals and purposes. The mis-
sion feels that America is not fully
informed about. ltaly. owing: to the
strict censorship. and that the most
essential tbiutz is to clear away any
1111.1.uuderstanding. ‘
The prince with other members of
11111 mission paid a formal visit 101
day to Vice President Marshall at the
Capitol. The i'im'pi'esident extended
the invitation to address the Senate.
WESE
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Samuel Rix has purchased a motor-
cy.cle
1114111111111- Bradley continues on
the invalid list.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams spent
Sunday 111 Bridgefleld. .
William. Bodient remains ottoman
(with 111-nous prostration.
,stieet i_4- beginningr to imprtne from
111-r illness wili pneumonia
'1111111 11.4 111-.41 11111111111; 'l‘hursday after-
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ISSLlE HELD' euninzr at 1111 Ctllt‘ltlSILn 111' the 1111-11t~l1'~““”1 1’11““ T- “hh 3“” “it“ All"
31111111b1rs
Stephen liar1or,ot Bridgeport, has.
visited his brother, Frank liarCur. f
0
NW.
1111-1111111 111.4- 11 Mon-1.4- Andrew‘sf'
have \isited relatives at Greenfield:
11111. ‘
Adam Kennel t1ntl'i'lttllted his
daughter from South Norwalk o\'er
Sunday. I
(‘Iarenee Beers 1111.4 taken a p114'i'
tiou at the F. J. (‘11in 1211111. on 11111-
side street.
Conn.
Tuesday, May 20, 1917.
Our Flag is
- on the Firing Line!
14.11.141.14
l le~vW~ “4.x JV JV”J J4N4/
The Weather: Fair and m
Memorial Day iindsthe Stars and Stripes waving in'
Future :11 the very forefront of the battleliue.
Mrs. i-‘rauk i’. .\lorehouse. 111' 1111-1
Hour Parish, continues seriously ill.
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Young 1111111 1111111 (1111' colleges march under them;
boys from Cornell and Yale and Dartmouth and Princeton
[aud Harvard who have hastened across
111-.- 14-... 1; 1111-11 1.1111114111111' the divisions 5111111 to follow
Madison .\l111'11hous11 has sold his
Stripes
Side by side with the French and the British, these
l boys of .\nicric :1 are doing their "bit"—.1ud the Stars and
shines 11111 11 111 all the “odd 1mm its new and
111111111'1'y1-l1- and purchased a fine 111-w 'l‘lglllCUUS lllll‘CC.
1.111» 111.111 .1 111-1.11:1...11111 11111-111111. 1' let us erect this Memori. ll Day with :1 new spirit.
The N01 l'tt'ltl
Liberty.
drews of Hillside street. .
Let 11.4 not mourn;
'1'1111111'11' (""11 "1” spirit of ’(11 still lives and 111.11 young men 01 today are as
c. gar as were their grandfathers
let our spirit be the spirit of these three splendid.
the seas ahead of
let us, the rather. icjoice that the ,
to'i'iglit for Right and for
l
11.... 1111111114. 11111111144 w. 11111-1. lsongs; songs that seem to breathe the Very life of the;
haw returned from Middleburt’.
win-1'11 they were rolled last week by
11111 111-11111 111' a sister 111' Mrs. lltti't.
~-_..,_.‘
sturdy
.\l1’.~'. l.11.4'tl'1' Starr 111111 .4lstt-i', \‘Il4.4
\laiiou l’1-r1y 111 11311.41 X11i'\'.:tllt, haw
been in town to \istt their grandmo-
111--1-. 111-.4. \\'1111;1111.11. 11111111141111. llarli!
:._..._ Your
'l'111- 11111111111 "(ltllt'et's‘ Night." will
be obs- 1'\‘111l .11 .\‘111'111-111 (ironin- Fri
day 1111-111112. June .4, when the pro
1.1111111 will be in 1'11111'141' 111' the oilieial
\\'l1ll1'
'l'11 arias! 111 arms! y
The u\'1'111,1'1111_- sword 11114l11-atl1:
\lul't'll ttlli
tlit Vietory 111"
.lt‘l'tlllll' .'\ (Iotll't'ey, M1”. and .\ll'<.'
t‘burb-s 'l'. (111-1'111‘y. Mr. and Mrs.
ltalph 14‘ (Gregory. 111’ l'nmitliltltllt' 111111"
l11'111 21112414 111' the Mines l1‘itt'h, of
1:111l11'1-y 1411V'1-1 .\'11\\',
111111.111) \\'ill1:1u1.4' and Dennis 11.
t'l1a41 were in 1-h:11'_L:11 ot' the work of
111-111111111111: 1111- L'I'ares 111' .4'oldi-'r14' for
Memorial Hay in 1111- 1111111141111 1'1-11111-
11-1'11-s in town,
.\iany iinpi'oyeiuents are in pl‘oxr114‘s
at 11111 1'111'1111-1' resident-1.- of Mrs. t‘ol-
untbns iiulkley, in lltml'ppt’l' l’arish,
by its new owner, .\liss ’i‘heall. Sey-
1-1'al of the buildings have been 1'11mo\'-'
1111. a new aaraize is being: built, a
water system and an 1-le1-tric lighting
plant is being installed. and otherI
l
ehanges made.
nations 1 1day:———tlie
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' llt'l1l411111l cities l1l:1'/1'.
.\111l .4I1all \11' hasely \‘it\\' the 1'11111.
While lawless ltit‘111'. with guilty .4t1'id0.
\‘prtatls 1l1411luti011 far and “Itlt
Spreads 1l1s1~lution 1111'111111 wide.
\\itl1 11'i11111.411n1l blood his 111111114 i111l11'ui1in'.l
'l‘oai'111431o11r1114'.yeiirit\'e!
'l'he avengiug sword 111141111'atl1:
.\l.1r-1l1 1111'.\lt11'elit‘111‘
1111 \i1-'1111\ or death.
, \\ ith luxtny unfit pride surrounded ' 1.;3
l"li1-\'il11.i1114'111F&i¢ despots dare ’
("lheir tl1i1'4t 01' gold and l’ow' r uul11'1undt1d‘
"lo and and rend the l: gbt and air.
l1il111 beast of burden would they load us,
stirring '
11114.11 11- 1.1.4111.
1- Brave?
.\ll lit'llll41‘t'4an1‘l
tlt'illll.
- 1lang1-rou4 .4'1111'111 i4 rolling.
Wltleb 11'1-111-11'1'ous l1'i111_14 1111111'11l'1'1111- 1111411:
The 1111;44- 111' mm, 1111 loose. 1'11'1- l111\\li|’1'_:.
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~ .\ll heart 4- 1'1-40ly1'd
bike 1.111114 would bid their slaves adore--
SOLID CAKE
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no WASTE ; .
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waste rules“
111111111 women
clear. house with
male -l1 1111’
hide in a Iew mlnulcl
lint than is. man and who is more '1’
lint man is 1111111 and who is‘more‘l
Thou shall they Ionizer lush and 11111111 1111?
'l‘o111'1114'! to 1111114" re Brmo'
'l he il\"1 1111111111 .4wot'1l nnsheatlt:
.\laieh on.
1111 Vietoryor death
\ll hearts 1e4'nlved
MAKE WM Will MINT
with L81. M SEMI- -PA$TE FAENT and
your 9___wn Lines ~51“- @111.
You ottain greater. t thirabiiity and cover-
111.: p.0wer The I. ill"? PAINT is so
positively good "fit 1'; if. l'tcw'n -‘. the
“Master Palmt.’ '1'.’ 51': £th it one
factory management an 'lfl {dd l tn)" one
group tf C-cai1'rs lo: atcdi air ous owns
in the U. S.
This plan has always enabled us to
improve the quality a: 2d decrease the
cost to you.
Therefore today, when the best of othcr high grade paints cost you
.32 .75 agalton, our L am Paint—maécr
you only $2.00 a gallon.
eady- Jot—use — will cost
You SAVE 75c A GALLON 0N EVERY GALLON OF PAINT YOU USE
31:11 e or... to
' Lockwood & Palmer C0., Stamford.
WW l
Wit” l
A. I). \ior gait,
Back and Front-Lace
for
STOUT FIGURES
'Make large hips disappear;
bulky waist- lines more
graceful: awkward bust-
;lines smaller and have the
"‘ Old Corset” comfort with
first wearing.
$3 so & $5 on
' W. B. 'Reduso .
No; 103 $3.50'
SLENDER and
AVERAGE FIGURES
Give Stylc. Comfort and per— '
fectly titling Go“ 11. Long
wearing. they assure the .
utmost in a corset at most
Economical Price.
3.1"?” to $3.00'
IItlbbolI at Staples Hardware Co.. .\‘o'rwalk,
W. S Guyr & Son, Westport,
W" Bo Nufom
No. 929 $2.00 ‘
.WiiI'NGARTEN. Bros; 1111.,. 'New'Y-ork "Chicago "51111, 1111111115111;
Mai'scillaise 111' France the.
sailt'n .411111- 1111311111lrtnd. .utd 11111 113111 inspiritin“ Bat
tie liynm 111 the Rapublic.
THE MARSEILLAISE.
Ye 311114 111' l"1'1'(-1lo111. walo- 111 glory?
! what 111y1'5111l4 bid you 1'141-1
t‘l1iltlr1111. win-4. and 1.11'21111l-4l1'1-4 hoary;
111-bold their tears and l11'artl11-i1' 111'1114.
111-hold their tears and bear their 1-1'1114'.
.Hlmll hateful tyrants 1111411l1i1-1' breeding,
\‘1'itlrl1i1'el1111: |1o4t.4'. a 11111111111 l111111l.
.\l'i'rigrbt and desolate the ltllttl.
-11111l lil111'ty li1- bleeding?
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Ye. Mariners of England
That guard our 111111111 seas.
Thomas (“21111111.14-11,
Whose flag has braved a thousand years
The. battle and the breeze,
Your glorious standard launeh 111111111 . '
To meet another foe,
And sweep through the deep
While the. stormy winds do blow:
While the battle 1111114 loud and long
.\nd the stormy winds do blowl
'l'lit' spirits Ul'_'111111‘l'&tll1(‘1's 5 '1‘;
Shall start 1"1'111111 try waye.
lor 1111 1l11-l1' it was tl11ii' 111l1l 111' l'anie
.\1111 ot'1a11 “114 1b! r gram.
\‘1herc Blake and 111ig1111 \1l.4o11 fei’n‘l
\onr 1111111lyl1111114 4l111l1 glow.
.\5 to sweep through the deep
While 1l11 stormx 111111111514 l.:11ow
When the l11tttl1 rag: '4 loud and longgi“
.\1111 the 4111111151111111414 blow
lii'ittania 111111-114 1111 111.111.1111“, é 4’
- 11
.\'o 11111'1-1'4111111111 1111- .4‘11-1'11:
llei' 111111'1-l1 is 1111' 11111 m-umtaln wares,
”111' home i41111 1111- 1111111.
\\'itl11l1uu1lt1'4~ 1'1 1111 bar i11tt1\111111k
1\'l111 (lutlis 1111- 111111114 l-'11l11w
\s tl11_\' 111111' 1111 111-1 4|1o1'o
When the 41111'1113'1111111111414 blow".
Win-11 the broth rapt-4' loud and long
.\nd the stormy 114111111414 blow.
the 111111'111' {1111,3115 linglan-l
Shall _\'11 11-1'1'11'11- burn.
'l'ill 111111g111-‘4 troubled night depart
.\111l 1111-141111'111' 14111-1 return.
'l'111'11. tl11111.V\1- 111-111111 warriors.
”111‘ 41111;; .1111} 11.1141 shall flow '1
1111111- 1'111111- 11"111‘111' 111-111111.
\\'l11111 the worn. l'1114 1'1'1141'11 to blow.
When the 111115 tight i4l11'ar1l no more
.\llll llt1' 41111111 :114 1'1'1tS1'1l to blow.
BATTLE HYM'N OF THE REPUBLIC. '-
Julia Ward Howe: 1
Mine 11'14 ltll\'1' 4111-11 :l11-;_1}11_\ 111 1111. Honing: 01' the Lord;
H1114 111111111ll1'111 11111 |l11 11111111,:1 \1'1111'11 the grapes of wrath are sloi’td
Tiehath11111s11ltl11'l'11111ul 11'11115111 llis ter.1'ibl11' switt sword, if?"
U114 tlutli is 111111'elti111r1111 ‘
I l1a\'t .411-111 lll111i11tl11 1111:1'1.'.114ol11l111111ll'11‘l1li'1'lltig camps; 3:1.
Tlit) l111vel111il1l11lH1111.11-1111111 in 1111- 111'1111i11gdews and damp
I can read llis 1'i11l1t1111'14 4111111. 1 b1 1.11111li111andflaring111111111314”,I
Hi: day is 1111111l1l1111' on. »
I h11\1 1'1111l a tiery 1:11.41 1...] 1111'. 111 burnislitd rows of sire]; "
‘A4 \1 deal with 1111'1-1-111t11111.114 411w1tl1 you 111v grace 41111111111111,
Had the ”em 1511111111 \1.1111111.11,11'14l11l111 41111111111 with his heel, ,.
Hod i4 111:11'1 11111.11 on
He has 4011111l11l tottlt 1111 tt'111111111 that shall ueyer eall i'etreal
11 1.4 4il'1'111g out 1l11-I1e11it4' 111 111111 111-fore Ili4 Judgment seat
11111 .4w'11'.1 111\ soul 111.111.4w"1-1 llim! l11 jubilant, 111V feetl. ._‘
l'lll God is 111.11'1l1i111; on "
111 the b1-11nti14' oi the lili14 t 1.1 .41 was boin atross the. seat
\\itl1aglory in Ills 1111411111 that tt'attsligttt't's you and me:
.\11llt'tllt‘tl 111 11111110 1111'11 llol\
-\\ 11110 111111 i4 mam-hing,r 1111.
\\e join earnestly in 1111.4211ng Memorial Day 11111.
stoic is Closed all day. .
THE HOWLAND DRY Goons COMPAiml
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PICTORIAL R EV’EEW
That lndcfinablc Smartncss-wthat Delightful Chic -~
that Refinement 01‘ Style that can not be duplicated.
by using
PATTERNS
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PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS for June
JAMES DONNELLY
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