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Ia‘att'. ammonium no :1 :1;.,'1n..r11'11' p.1-
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{now numbered 121111.131: the Lirgc
her of young: men who are suffering
with very core arms, having under
gone the vaccination treatment.
C'TY MARKET
69 N0. MAIN 812
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. Farmers on the East S‘d‘a report G. F. Butt and family have arrive
now. , season.
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‘1 “fire Pastime A. C., will cross bats
of New Haven. \
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Whoop on the Wicke grounds.
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@mpanions of the Forest, Star of
War meeting tomorrow elem“? lttgistrntiun Day.
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7‘ Ameetlng of the Pastime A. C., wasI
111$ to ‘1‘“ baseball team were trip to Washington.
Ned ot‘er. ...._.__.._..
”I” Mrs. Robert Moore of the
1» Malina business was disposed 0! at has been entertaining friends ftom
Immeting of the East \'01 1111111 1m 13100111111.
Went Association held yesterday
the home of Mrs. Fred W. Catnip-I ‘1.ir
, in East avenue.
:11111 )lrs.\\'ll.1‘.1itbanks of
.11 11111: am 111111 11.11 1' 111111 entertaining
-— fMl. 111111 the. Delhi or 13100111511.
Ilse Alice Grimn, of Gtegory boule-I
,ls Visiting in New Haven. 1115:;
on will atttnd the graduation ex- 1,.“
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>1r11t have hurt entertaining
11- which \he 1'11~-'z(11\111 her diploma
t year. .\lr.~:, S. 13.
Residents 1111 1111- East Side 1111111111111’1111'111'11 10 111111111", N. J.. to reopen her
'mg (love avenue in the nt-ighho1-fsumtner hotel there.
11 saw a pretty and amusing sight
as much as two white ”1131,1193 which Mr. and Mrs. (‘.‘ J. Ottmor recently
d We? en». staulpeling on the road. inland, formerly of this tough, 11nd
. M ii'hilip ilofl'lnun of Stdmford.
".A regular semi-monthly meeting of -
Zorwalk Aerie .\o. ”ng 11 O. 112 Willi Mrs. Roy liacltiiilen with her little
held tonight in the lodge rooms 'inlIson, of Strntford, 111311111 a tow days 11191
Ill street. Refreshments will Dene-11k with her parents at Norotou
ed alter the business meeting M51iietghts. '
concluded. —“
__._..__...____. The New Haven Railroad 11115111
.-«.-1..~.__.s,»,o.:~\3 stalled a. series 01’ drip pans under the
uranm‘.
railroad bridges, which are. designed
to prevent the leakage of the over-
head moisture upon those who p1ts~
hem-nth the tracks on 11111 sidewalks.
Mr. and 11111111.“. Weaver have
been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
l’eztslvy, who were married 111 Norwnllt
. . on May 23,1110 latter being well known
"J‘Imes A. Baker, Jr., has been mak- in Darion, us she is Mm. \\'eaver‘s
, a business trip to New York. niece, and has frequently visited here.
John ll. W. lllgshy of Gardiner
street. Noroton who won hit by a trol-
ley car a few days 11go,1tr>ur Miller' :1
., Bridge, necessitating the amputation
of 11 leg which was badly crushed. 1.1
getting on very well at the Stamford
Hospital.
mu mama ..
mil: Mali:
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' re. John Nelson. of tllowayton ave-
hu returned from a. visit in
ford.
‘Charles Collutti and family of R0-
yton avenue. are home from a visit
, .. New York city.
IHr. and Mrs. C. it. F‘oote, of New
gorleave arrived at 'l‘olteneke for
summer season.
An examination will be held in
Stamford today for the. postmaster-
ship at Noroton, to qualify for appoint-
ment in place of Charles Bennett. who
I .J‘ A mehtidg:lr. of Collonder s hao resigned. Postmaster William 1.
t has purchased a new Star class Austin of the Heights oillcc 11115 also
mg yacht, which he has put in com- handed in his resignation, and an ex-
' 101104? the Norwalk Yacht Club. ordination will shortly be held to oh-
tain a successor in that office. Both of
{Brief \Vatertender, Max H. Needleuumse postoflicet? have been “presiden-
'S. N. who has been visiting with tittl offices," for which appointment
brother. P. M. Needle, of liloway.‘has previously been non-competitive.
I~ . avenue, has “1,“de to New York and subject to the Jacksoninn idea
" He left. yesterday on a gunboat that “to the victors belong the spoils."
Mild for South American waters. 1m that only "deserving Democrats"
lmight hope for appointment until 01‘
31.158 Minnie Reed daughter of “r. ltiinary circumstances. But since Pres-
M.rs J. H. Reed of Rowayton, andiidem Wilson recently announced that
go HLOCKW'OOd son of Mr andflie would place such offices under the
H. -B. Lockwood, of Wilton av 13- competitive system of his own voli-
'. . Millie married on June. 12,111 the tion, there is a good chance of a Re-
of the bride. ’publican as of a Democrat being ap-
pointed, and also the probability that
. 3W. A. Cooper and Wife. 01! even if a Republican President should
I Hggfiéld. Ohio, have theen vismmglsucceed Mr. Wilson. the new post-
‘tmd Mrs. Irving W. 01.11111: of Pemlmasters to be appointed would be like-
street. Mr. Cooper was a for- ly to be. reappointed if the president's
958810? of Mr. Clark, and has spent successor should continue the policy
31 years in the south and south- instituted by Mr Wilson, which seems
I: in pastoral work. likely, for popular sentiment sustains
__ :the wisdom or replacing the spoils
ward Ermark, of Westport, and Isystem with the civil service reform
11.! E. Merifield, of Rowaytou have idea in matters of this kind
ed for enlistment in the Sixth
. :my. Connecticut Coas 1 Artillery.§ The funeral service of Dr. 11‘. Milton
I, men will take their physical ex-‘ISmith was held last evening at the
" one at once The acceptance Congregational church. with interment
of the company up to 107 night, after having lain for three
Just two less than the requir- weeks in a pmtlcally comatose state
suffering from the efiect o! a shock ex-
~.pe1~lenc1.=1:l on Sunday night, May 12.
hinist’s Mate Harry W. For 1W0 years ‘he had been 11 sufferer
returned to hie duties 11111.11. with angina pectoris. and obliged to‘be
w 41““ 1
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1 '31 Mrs. E. 1.. on: recently visited 111-.
t 531111 “Wk is coming along nice- at their summer home in town for the
Many of the stores in town “ere
Numb”. (311L191 -\0 ~53 11111110111 3. 1-111s'1d yttsttwttdty 11112111511 of its being H“ "I H" (‘11.11111111t111nul thurth on
Mrs. Fred Mullett of (‘edilr street ex- .
last evening and matters per- we” 'to 1w“, town tomorrow for a :11111 115111111111 111 the pastor. Rev. ller
”Oil-.1115 ‘Slitlldal‘d.
on at the hospital in that city 1,11'1 ”mum. 8111111111 {01 a few (1.”.I51“'l‘ho ltattle 11111111 of the lltepublic.”
lilndlry, who has been,
..._.. Iepending the winter in Darien, has 1'1»;
. 1 broken 100149 from a neigltboting:rtttcrtained Mrs. t". Caldwell of Belle:
years. and during 1111 r1 aodfiu‘f 11111111111111: guilty mum all the not of the
“as a leader in (“11111111 and chit at .‘mfl'j ‘fl, 13'1“ to
1211's. He or: on» of 1211 moat arrive .:
member» on" the t‘uttgzegazional
141111111. 11ml (1" 91: 31111111; ilible class.
lie 11nd seterai timtu- LUV" called upon
to act as chairman at town tneelinmn.
t'onrists 11111:- in “tuliillt‘éfi.
“'1'“ land alien 111- spoke 111 ouch gatherings, , -_.. m- .
his counsel was always given earnest:
,heed. Four years ago, Dr. Smith en-‘E
lgineered a campaign for nolicense inl
.Ithls town, supplemented by the efforte
lot the women. which brought Dart‘en
‘I'within about 60 votes of going “dry,”
the nearest it had ever co‘me to takingv'
.that stand in recent years. He was a.
practising dental surgeon in New:
10111, maintaining an office which had‘.
his personal attention up to‘the day he
was finally stritken, and which has a
wide clientele amongr .\evt \"'01k 11
highest (holes. Besides his widow,
Nllr. Smith 11111 two daughters and
;thr11e none—Mrs. William H. Slough.
lter, of Fiatbush. Brooklyn, N. Y., Mrs.‘
‘1103111 Bounty oi" Stamford. Alzamora
11 Smith of Pluthhllrgh, Pu, Mei'win, a:
.reeident of 11115 town. and Milton 1)”:
him has been an officer in the U. S.‘
[army for the 112151 three years, and in
lir= “”1”.“ S 131mm hm been en-I nov. heated smuewhere on the Mui-
‘fl‘lth the Dresden Lace. Works Sunday 11111211111111; her sistt r, 1111.~.111111e ll town ‘3“ “WM“
'1111 thien 11111111 (11111111 attended ser
Sundav 11111111111111 with 111111‘ feminine
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‘t'ongrenntton,
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nioniht rs or 1111-;
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,h1-'.\11 . llrown 1’11D.. 11111) preathtd a'
«moon above the doctor" 11' usual high
eminently practical andI
tilted to the needs of the 110u1'.'1‘11eI
Newton [11 ights Home (luaid had 111501
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Ibtifl invrtt'd, but was only represented.
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h_\ 1t 11. w of its members The ('hoit‘
rendered special music and a duet wasl
rendertd in 311‘s.» 111111.111» the sale;
.151 of the church, with Charles Petty, ‘N
121-. .11111 111.1 1111111111 1.1111111 01 1’1':o: N‘H‘l‘ltd- 110‘“
Dlv' 11111." I’tttriot 11';
~'.(11gs~"’lh(- Stai Spangled lhumer."
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and ‘ ”Alllt‘l‘ltil' ~110re rendered by the'
audience. 111-. lltown preached on
"'l‘h Handwriting on the \\ 1111’ taking,I
a text from Daniel 5:5. Dr Brown do
clared that tho patriotmn oi the old-E
fashioned sort to which we had hetn
accustomed needed enlnrg1-ntenl. that
hereafter“ must he expressed in world
terms and include the struggling tie-N
mot-ravine of Europe. He stated that
..1th 111::1'11 1.1-:' 1-11 p0 taunt 31 «not» 2111' t”...
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.watwent 11! 1111131111., and to 911;
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pity inevitably 111d to the what‘s was in the war {or no selfish ml
.64!!! but to more to hersdr and 10 all
humanity 111115: 111.111; damn-11 11, 1.1—! UNCLE SIAM Wants
lt'firllllliun and int‘rlt'tion of inter- inalienable by the Declaration o! in;
111 [)G'lldrflt‘t liiv, liberty,
Thi> phil- expl‘v‘ont‘d by President Wilson. Amen Mill 01' 113911111?» lur all mankind.
and the pur
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With our young men willing and anxious to offer their lives, the
least: we who stay at home can do is to lend our money for their
support.
You can lend your country $50 or more, thereby rendering a
patriotic service—and your money will be safe.
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(Gregory Boulevard).
East Norwalk '1 ‘
Opens May I
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL‘
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN, Prop.
Telephone 720
Men’s Spring Suits
An Attractive Showing 0!
Smartly Tailored Models
$12.50, $15.00, $18.00
In.
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6 N. Main St. 804 Norwalk.
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The Banner Bakery
Tel 367
We. are now able to supply our
customers with PIES, made to
order each day}. We also have
SUGAR RUNS and COFFEE
RINGS in addition to our regular
stock.
5 Monroe street:
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Any 1111111
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Successor to Wm. Efl'ron
Phone 499
37 Fort. Street, East Norwnlk
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116 311. Main 31., so. Norwalk, 0t.
HoursQnmtotip. m.,7t08p.m1.
Sundays By ADDOintment: only
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