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”IZES FOR GARDEN CONTESTS
"1‘ The garden committee of the East
minimal: Improvement Association}
‘ha decided to offer three prlnes to‘
.159 children in the East Norwalk Gar—i
iigen'.Club and hopes every child will
117 for these prizes. The amount of
‘11”: prizes is as follotrs: first so; sec-i
and $3; lilil’fl $2. The basis of tliej
flooring will be: 1. Production; grow:
Ill you can, grow a variety and grow,
the best quality. 2. Garden accounts:
jeep a clear record of all your garden‘
' ”motions, including what you buy,.
M What you sell. 3. Care. of garden‘
WUghout the season: madness of"
‘ijfrangemen'. and freedom from weeds:
<”enamored. 4. Story of my garden“
fitiginality considered. The prizes
i‘i'g'ill be it‘W‘dl’tiPd by the members of
6 garden committgre who visit the‘
guju‘den plots once a month, and
"Hamill very close touch with the ('iiti':
:fimn's efforts it is hoped tltat the,
‘ rden children will pt'odttc~;- eunuch;
wiegetables and flowers to have a mar
t in the fall. perhaps on Community
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The plot given by Mr. Am‘
no: on the (other of Corr aieuue and
Wild stNet is coming on nicely and
{to children who ilI‘t' tt-orkin: on it dc
We Credit tor the way they have
fitted it. We would appreciate it u
like public would discontinue tliillg the
lmswaik through the wnter of till"
"lot. The committee feels sure front
“up association in the children‘s gar
nus we are mine to have a Silt‘tl‘H‘“
N year with our garden» lit-re in
“not Norwalk,
. “The lobsternten on the East Side are
Mg a fair busineSs. Quite a number
”I engaged in this pursuit.
A special meeting of the Pastime A.
m will be held this evening at the
wflubhouse on Cove avenue.
The Pastime A. C. will meet the
Modest Lace Works on the Wicke
murals Sunday afternoon.
he “Annie llrown, a
W taken to New York city today
W the. Norwaik harbor.
‘1' A meeting of the Sunday school
ward of the East Avenue M. E. church
“I‘m he held this evening.
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MuV'Springs, N. Y., is a guest of her
”their, Mrs. Elizabeth Evenden, of
”to place.
The young.r men between the cou-
finfiption ages of ‘21 and 30 who have
mt already registered, should tio so
W afternoon and evening.
AB requested by .llayor liarstrom,
I? EastNorwalk fire whistle and the
m at the electric plant was blown
m morning in order to give warning
today is registration day.
rs. H. E. Wilson and son, Paul
' is, of East Norwalk, spent Stin-
in Bethel as the guests of Major
Mrs. Cyrus E. Ryder, of Elizabeth
n tearing down
dings on the
tings will be raised in their place
suliian E. ‘Olmstead, of Dan
J. Weiss, of the same city
g tied at the ceremony by Miss
is‘by, daughter of I). Crosby
‘AND WIFE ARtE
WED BY SUPPOSED
tyn, ,Are Held Up Near Eliza.
both, N. J.
- City line.
fie interest being shown by the ('ilii"
m. parents, teachers and ladies of"
TRAFFIC P0 LICEM EN
gm Mrs. John Burke Of BI‘DOK- an knows that lemOn juice is
y in --Rahway. avenue, near the
, and his wife in their automo-
poem on their way from New,
" : to Brooklyn, when two men!
iorcy'cle rode up and demand.‘
" atop. Thinking the .men
genteel-a, Burke complied. t
me his rear light was not '1
urke says when he stepped i M
a! the running W one of the men
drew a revolver and robbed him.
Airs. litirl'! ’s morey and Valuables also
.. ._ re take-:1 ‘
avmnvr‘,i",k. “v.“ ‘9‘” '
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urn-rm cur. wan.
Ruini-
0. hi Mitchell, of Tavern island, has
puirhastzd a Buick automobile through
J. Henry \\'ehrle, the local agent.
The regular monthly business and
social meeting of the Bible Study class
will be held this evening at the home
of Mrs. Marshall Baxter.
Harry \V. ()herlander. chief machiir
ist’s mate in the i‘nitt-d States (‘oad
Defense Reserve, has been making a
Visit at his home in liowayton, return
ing to Brooklyn yesterday.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
new bungalow to be erected by Cap»
lain Charles \\‘. Bell in llowayton
avenue and Pond strict, Amhroe
(,‘rdckett has the contratt and John ll.
Broadway is doing the excavating and
building the cellar i'tundation.
The annual melting of the Jimmy
ton Free Library Association was held
in the library Friday evening, June l.
The following officers were elected lot
the coming year: President, Mrs. 1-?
Howard Evory. first vice-president
Mrs. 'l‘. B. Raymond: stcond vice
president, Airs. William A. Thompson.
secretary, “lites .iennie L Scott: treas
urer. Mrs. Frank lirandu. John ll
Coatcs was t‘it‘N'ti Ir fourth lllt other
of the adtiscry board it was decidt ti
to canxas the village for (‘Oilli'iitllilolis
tr. ward the nmintcnance of the liill"li“-
dour." tlzc coming week.
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Snpt, Goorge Robbins of Fitch‘s
Home has resigned as Cutllltllllldt’i' o.‘
The. Home Guard 11) Noroton, on ac-
eountot‘ his duties at the Home di-
ntanding all his time,
Mrs, John A. Logan, sister of Mrs
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Leslie Combs Bruce of Greenwich, is
arranging to open a cottage she has
taken at Newport for the season. it i-'
known as the Post Villa.
i Dr. i’.‘ Milton Smith of Darlcn, a
New York dentist, died Sunday in Net:
York. He was the father of Mrs. lloy
al Bannty of Stamford, and also leavet‘
of Stamford . l
Postmaster W. I. Austin of Noroton;
Heights has offered his resignation the
take place July 14. Much regret in ex“
pressed that botlt Postmaster Austin;
have decided to give up their office-
An examination for postiuasttr
Noroton will be held on June 6.
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‘ Paul Allen C‘nrtis, .lr., ea: ninrrlrth
yesterday to Miss Sarah Dewal Floyd.‘
niece of Col. and Mrs. James Elvcrscn,
LEMONS BRING OUT
THE HIDDEN BEAUTY
Make this lotion.for very little
cost and just see
‘ for younelf.
An attractive skirt win-s aitntitatn..:,
In social life and itt business the girl
care enjoys a
do not realize the value of a healthy
skin and a spotless complexion.
. . _ - At the cost of a small jar of ordi‘
ho was Ummd "1 marriage to nary cold cream one can prepare a,
full quarter pint of the most wonder-
ful lemon skin softener and complex-
,lon beautifier, by squeezing the juice
tof two fresh lemons into a bottle con-
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ltaining three ounces of orchard white.
:Care should be taken to strain the
juice through a fine cloth so no lem-
[on pulp gets in, then this lotion yvill
.keep fresh for months. Every wom-
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You take no risk
when you serve
by subscrbing to
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of 1917
With our young men willing and anxious to all er their lives, the
least. we who stay at home can do is to lend our money for their
allpport.
You can lend your country $50 or more, thereby rendering a
patriotic services—and your money will be safe.
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Act Now!
Fairfield County N a-
tional Bank
National Bank of Nor-
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City Nationai Bank
Central National Bank
Norwalk ‘Savinzs So-
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UNCLE SAM Wants
STENOGRAPHERS.
Male and Female,
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Examinations
Every TUESDAY:
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Merrill Business
College
South Norwalk
Port Chester;
Stamford.
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at their home, 300 Central Park West,
New York. Co]. Elvcrson, who is the
president of the Philadelphia Enquirer
Company, gave the bride away. and
the ceremony was followed by a
dinner and dance. The attendants,
Miss Elverson, Misses Fi'tlllCt‘SI
and Alice Johnson, The groom, itlit-iyi
coal barge, two sons, former high school students returned from service at the Mexican
border. His best was Edward'
Bogert of Flushing.
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Grinniwich and Noroten. .\lr, Curtis,
firs. Winnie Van KHWN‘ ”f Sara- and POSIml‘lSiel‘ llettnctt of Normal is a cousin of Theodore iitxti,.t'\t~i'.,
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Mrs. tent-unit Marlin of mood tun,‘1
has been (lliiit' ill for several days.
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lliss Florence llel‘arroll has ‘re-
itnrned from a visit in Norwailt. '
i llr. Frederick Sturgcs continues ill
at his home in lltu'lbutt street. '
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I Mrs. Mary E SiliiOll‘Of Norileld
1&1an were engaged this morn- or woman whose face and hands show istreet, has visited tier nephew, George
the outlying evid no 0 ,
south side, of the e. e fconstant
nial Mill.‘ It is thought that new
Godfrey, and family in Bridgeport. i
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; Mrs. Frank P. Morehousc of the 171»
'per Parish, continues ill with nervous
prestration. i
Icing froth her recent serious illness at
her home on Hillside street. ;
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i Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lockwood spent
the day. Sunday, with Easton rela-
tives. i
Miss Mary H. Allee has returned to!
iNew York after spending two Weeks;
to bleach and remove such blemisheslwith local relatives. i
ins freckles, sallowness and tan, and!
N, N. J.,=D June 5.—-Posing as .. . _‘
cpolicemen. twu men held up and is the ideal skin softener, smoothen |
grant lepton lotion and massage
daily into the face, neck, arms an
and bringcout
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[unmanned bleach
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two lemons from the grocer and make
up a‘uunrtse‘r pint of this sweetly fra-
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hands. .It;na.'t_.urnlly should help to C .
' ingnlready raised nearly $100 towards
Giles and beauty of any 8km“ the expense. . . ' '
“filly chutfll. " . ichal-‘gfir , ,,.
Several telegraph linemen, engaged
l A class
hurch. The ladies of the parish hav-
.soon bebexun
Mrs. Peter 13. Perry is now convales- .
.Mr. Curtis is a!
son of. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Aliun Curtis.‘ ‘
who spent many summers in this sec-, - '
tion. lirs. (‘urtis is often a visitor in?
Hunt“
We Should Drink lots of Water and Eat less Meat, Says
fluted Authority on him Disorders ‘
Recommends a Spoonful iiilad Salts In Glass Of Water Before
Breakfast in Stimulate liiiltteys anti Eliminate, ‘
the Brit: ftciil
Uric acid in meat excites the kidneys, they
become overworked, got sluggish, ache, and feel
like lumps of lead. The urine bee
the bladder is irritated, and you may be obliged
to seek relief two or three times dur
When the kidneys clog you must help them flush
off the body’s ur-inons waste or yo
sick person shortly. Al; first you feel a. dull
misery m the kidney region, you suffer from
backache, sick headache, dizziness,
sour. tongue coated and you, feel rheumatic
twinges when the. weather is bad.
~ Eat less meat. .drink lots of water: also get
from any pharmacist four ounces of Jud Salts;
coke u tablespoonful in a glass of
breakfast for a. few days and your kidneys will
then not fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with iithia, and has been used for generations
to clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to normal activity, also to neutralize the acids
in urine, so it no longer is a source of irritation.
thus ending bladder weakness. t
Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot injure, makes
a delightful effervescent lithin-wnter drink which
eyeryone should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active. Druggists here say
they sell. lots EifdJad Salts gob folks who believe in
overcoming ‘ ne tron w ' ' ° ' 5
trouble” ' y hzle it .15 only
omes cloudy,
ing the night.
u’il be a. real
stomach gets
water before
The Banner Bakery.
Tel 367 5 Monroe street
We are now able to supply Our
customers with PIES, made to
order each day. We also have
SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
RINGS in addition to our regular
stock.
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The Reed 81 Volk i
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main at.
0‘0. Nat-walk, Music Hall Blk.
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Drug Store
1 North Main Street
833--Phones-- 1 532
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Drugs Prescriptions -
David W Raymund
UNDERTAKER
Tel. omen. 1069.3; Hon-0, 698,
:7 WASHINGTON 81‘.
NEW HEB MEN'S BUILDING
DORLON HOUSE
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Nurwalk
Opens May I
;SHORE DINNERS AND ALL‘
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
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JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN, Prcp.
Telephone 720
Eeéidton'fi Wing
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetiter.
F. H. BAXTER ,3
Brown!
YPLWRITERS—L. c.
Smith, Underwood,
Remington, all other
makes, sold, rented
repaired. Rentals, 88
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
'56 Falifleld Ave, Bridgeport. . all.
Men’s Spring Suits
An Attractive Showing 0!
“was continued on Friday Andrews 0f ljillside street.
(1 last, by-Bishop Acheson at Enimauuel *—
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night” program on Friday eral days with her grandmother, Mrs. lain and two friends from Brooklyn,' ' - hmgc
inpliver Perry..th logbontnsofn after N. or, have sheen: guestsotullr. and Cflpyflght Ck" or
. ' ‘ .an lllnéssotfievem weeks.
Uohn Burke of No, 1,252 East er and beautifier. ion repair work are boarding at the' ‘
ty-nlxth street, Brooklyn, of near-g Just try it! Get three Ounces of residence of Mason Sanford, and C. N. .-._l_‘«_..,.-. , _ 0““ M..- , . p +
in cash and 'ewelr earl est, . ‘ an harmnc nnd‘ _ - v _ H» "“‘ ‘ ~ *“""~~"~‘~ - ~ ‘ -~—--—-'f‘
500 J y y y *0“th white at y p y tRungelOd- i The Norfield Thimble club meetsioni Mrs. E. Matblnnc of East Hamptoni Mrs. Andrew B. Gorham of Wilton
Thursday afternoon with Miss Alice is spending several days with her nis- has spent a few days with Dr. and Mrs.
Smartly Tailored Models
' $12.50, $15.00, $18.00
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r, Mrs. Frank P. Morehouse. Frank Gorham.
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