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fvi‘AR RELIEF SEQVICE COUIIT.
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National Society. Daughter: of the
American Revolution.
The Daughters iii the American Rev-
.lutuu, "“ ‘ 3 national organml
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Galnor i‘t‘pO!‘Hd that tlrf‘l‘c
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vas a dt-arl dog (I!) Raymond stretvt. found rir~ Air. .:!l‘2c1‘.‘- as”? .5‘ ((W‘j \, in"
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Rascal; smith and organ... salmon. " . “ ‘ “-- ‘ tzrtt, Kat ll: ..: 2: ..
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. . v. i, (.r. _ . no. t.. in- llllti Jackson, Mrs, meS l.
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The Lucia t’rrtle \vill rnri‘. Monday, . l ‘
. , . it ‘na (urimrttee
r ‘ "h _\l‘ . A. . leverlé ' I” .
June 13' “I 1° I3 I )’,.\latth(\v Scott.
(“raw avenue, Rowal'ton.
( onsést ing
honoz‘ar y
Ridgéiield subscribed to $98,000 Li-
berty Loan Bonds, its apportionment
‘was $63,000..
\ ice-chairruan and secret ary.
rice-president general, South Carolina,
Mrs. Frank ll. Ellison, state regent,
The Path Finders'
Norwalk Baptist t‘hurgh held a meet- Regent. Texas,
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routine \\'Ol‘ii was accomplished. i The Obj?“ of the committee
R. the opportun
give every I). A.
pledge
At the Christian Advent Church to-. '
The National Society is divided into
unorrow, a representative of the Anni . d' ‘ . ‘ r sponding in their
. .i -. . . . s' rsrrcs corc‘ g
ora College. “1“ grte a sermon. \oéal-lttlfr‘riiorial limits ‘0 those established
ists from the same college iwrll givebv the war department in the geo-;
a musical program. graphical organization or' its own de-
iuartment. and cztch district has a dis—-
25 strong, will trict chairman. !
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'1 e rt the ‘ourvh of July Registration ‘blanks hat-t been sen l
80 10 BL d8 p0 on k ' every" member of the .\atronal socrcly:
and will participate, in a big patriotic} listing her for active service. These“
parade to be held in that my on that I blanks cover the following “wk.“
dHY- sewing, knitting, mending. rttrr'sing.i
preparation of surgical supplies, gren-
ol the oral supply room service. packing.
“ . . rshipping, laundry servrce, storing and
Marruiacttrrlrrg tome canning vegetables, cooking in 1105M“
pany ““1 leave 0“ 58“““33’ “““r' tal. kitchen or catnp, waiting on table;
110011. June '33. for Rye Beach, for driving and repairing ruotortcars,‘
their annual outing, “L mercantrlf‘. “'1'.
The American Band,
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The tool room department
Yale 8; Toune
.training in cornrnercr
tricultrrral and professional lift}. planti.
'!W A . ‘ .‘ ' re s, ilantin untrsct grount I,
lL‘trreka Rebekah Lodge, ‘30. 42. l. glfildpf’rilt: “ml polarities, influencing:
0‘ 0' F" held a package ANOIIIaI alter i'arnrcrs to plant rrr. re wheat and corn.‘.
regular business was disposed of at saving old llflllt’l‘t‘. tin cans and THIN.
a meeting llt‘ld last evening. Miss Lil- hers to'sell, the money. to begrzltn
lian Sch-res»; was. in charge of u“, so- war rebel service. fostering publrt. its,
. I . . ‘ . .‘play oi the flag lrorn all buildings, pub-
oral and a JIlll)‘ Hm") Was enjoyed. Ilic and private, interpreting. translat-
* irriz. creating sale at war bonds.
i The \\'ar"Ttet"~-f Service comrniltcel
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In the Superior t‘ourt, yesterday.
the case of Charles N. .Vread‘ of Not-
u‘alk against Audley (f. t‘allroun of
“Stamford the report of a cornmittce . ‘ of ”mu! ’
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was act-tinted and sale of properly mgr. t‘t‘dlilnéalllow “me1“ )inav assist inl
\Ytth ('ulrlil‘rrrud and the deed approved. ”1“ [work of his department, a letter‘
It'rom M. .lu-sserand. French 'anrliassa-l
The l’itysott lit-l. Merrill t‘ompnny dor to tinned states, in answer to one‘
and n p \lm'sv have leased fur‘nish- St’lll him by the cunnntttee‘ vxplamrng.
' .I . I- .- WHO" for F‘lectrrs how women can :«lrow thcrr sympathy:
“I Im II" bumm” “‘1 “ to France by helping (‘lll‘t’ torthe|
I" I‘I‘I'I‘IM‘I ‘0 J- 0' Dunn, property French orphans, a letter from the Xll'i
at the corner of Marshall Ridge and \V)' League "giving full details “regard-i,
\K'eed strcct, New (.‘arraan. [inu the knitted unrrrrtnls which are:
thrust acceptable for otrr sailors have:
all been received and the Daughters;
are st-rving under the directions nonii
mined in them. Thou- letters and;
many othcr articles of interest to allI
Wuncn will appear front time to time
in this paper regarding the work or;
this patriotic organization of worm-nu,
The Norwztlk t‘huptcr represents"
is organization in XOI'Willk.
has interviewed a committee from the;
itfiouncil of National Allct‘cnsc and many}
men in our own federal government to.
learn how the l‘iauglrtvrs
their services where most nccdcd.
A litter front the lion. (‘arl \'roo-
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A son was born on June t; to Mr.
and Mrs. Sonnet l’entland, of Spring-
field, Mass. Mr. l‘cntland was tortu-
r‘r‘ly rrrnrtuucr of the A. & P. store in
Norwalk, while Mrs. Pcntland was
formerly Miss Edith R_oberts. of East
(‘llff street. 1‘“
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A wagon owned and driven by REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
James Gavin and Captain Rowlandsl Ernest V. Shaw to Harry C. Shaw,
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automobile smashed 102.9111“1 “‘0 2““ land and buildings on East avenue;
corner of West street out .0 :l1' and Beacon avenue. 0. (‘. l
street yu‘sterda)’ irftcrnoon. No 0119 Harry (‘. Shaw to The Rector;
was injured. but the pursuit nndvauto ‘ Church “,1"de of St. James' Ollurch,t
WC” ‘II‘IIIIIIII'II I” a conSIdPIVabII‘ m' . N. Y.. land and buildings on East ave-
""‘"‘_ mic and Beacon streets. War,
A boating on a bond for prosecution; Harriet LiWoodwar-d to Samuel
was held this rtror’tringlfiii Slug-2:: (t: . Roodncr. lot and buildings on Wash-
Benjamin Ilubert vs. re ' . w - mum“ street. War.
port before Judge leorge ll. Vesluirghf ltla Golder: ‘0 Patti
‘in the city court. Keogh S: (‘andco Brmgppmm 10, and buildings
represent the plaintiff and Leo Dm”.Spr-ing Hill Road,
“I9 defendant. I‘hilip Cassidy and wife to Annie
" , It ' ‘ t l luildin a on
C ‘ lam of Danhurv whoF’ ldlovcrn, I0 ant . I g
R‘ P' I unnrngr ' " 1(‘irand View avcnuc. \\ or.
has been secretary-treasurer of Hot Paul S. Johnson to Zlate Miller,
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Em“; bra?“ OI, EIIvitiZLIIhISE1:13,”; Bridgeport lot and hurldrmzs on Spring
I" °I ”as“ I " ‘ " “ iriirr Road. War.
“I II“ “m‘f' III“ “IIII’IIIII' OI .M‘ji Rhayleine llyckman to William n.
ll'tven one of the most promrnervThom .. ‘ '- .
‘ ’ . ,. pson, lot on Harbor \ren Beach.
trades unionists in the state, will suc- . War.
S. Johnson,
on
“39d MI" Cunningham. , Louis Brtrnelle to Harry 0. Slep-
‘tents. Lot and buildings on Harbor
The cast; of John Risko vs. George
‘and Fred Elss was up before Judge}
George H. \‘osburgh in the _city court'
th' ornin". The laintiff claims $30
15 m a D I June 15, 1917.
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damages tor .non paymfigtega: repre-I List of unclaimed letters advertised
bill. hummer & g _ ifor the week ending June 16, 1917.
sent the Plaintiff and 1190 Davrs the Chas. E. llarker
defendant. Union Publishing Co.
Paul ‘K. Cox
Mrs. Susie Decgan, Pine. street.
M. Fink
Herene Flynn. 80 So. Main street
Miss K. 0. 51
Clifton E. Harris
‘Mrs. W. -D. Hope
Mrs. L. E. McKenzie.
Stevez Puskas. Route 37.
B. Schenkolte, 11 Mechanic street.
W. Sloan, Gen. lDel.
ANDiR'EW LEARY, P. M.
View Beach.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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The following letters remain un-
TR er; claimed at the Norwalk postoflice for
ASA PA 0“ -/. the week ending June 16, 1917.
. of this bank you will be assur- 0‘1“"; Bernard
, . _ Cromwell, Mr. B. F.
ed of those advantages which Flynn, Michael. 9 Indian Rock
albums, Mrs. John T.
Rite, Mrs. Jennie '
Jay, Mrs. Adle
Kintzlng. Carrlngton
Latina, Alfred F.
Lawlor, Thou. F.
McLean, .Ather
.tMasae,'Géor-gc u. ,,
Muslnafifllas Teresa.
:Noflo‘llo, Jobiiawpecial Delivery)
.anlmer. Miss iii-y, Brush St.- I“
If a depository 0! large "re ,
. Sources is alwaysin a pod!
tion to odor. We are my
to talk financial matters at
- 7 any tum agreeable to you.
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Wm. H. .
Stadium Miss
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James B. Grant. vlcepresident gener-Jhlclicllan. H. Augusta (fraw,
lal. Colorado, )lrs. Fred H. 11. Calhoun, Quintard,
0f the Smith Mass. Mrs. James Lowry Smith, state.
Mrs. W. H. Wait. state'Tollcs, Thomas t'.
(publicity 0! Steam Laundry, Alvin lleerdt, .lr.. SiE
las Ketcham, Frederick L. I
is m Frank ll. Baxter, (‘arrie E. Petty. Brad- ,
ity to ford ‘. Beersi ‘
her services in her country. :Fleu‘hfl Graham, Henry Harris, (.‘irclel .
can give:
to
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2.402 rook
LIBERTX. LOAN
SUBSCRIPTIONS
(Contimnd from Six'h Pug”.
‘ Kask’c, Lulu T. Botteno. Henry liorsh
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awardent general, has appointed ‘3 33' Foresters of America, Thomas P. llowil
(”91’5- Julia Hank Sprague, Mrs. l-‘red .\lt-~
”931d?“ Manon. Michael C. Martin. Albert Eil-
lgcneral, as chairman, Mrs. A. S, Burle- .ward Fraser, George N. philcoxl Us-
Iaull. Wilt) 0T tilt” 90511113819“ generalflpar Grunt Moe, Isadore Levy. Fred J,
MI‘S- Hodges. William G. Auseuhofer, ll. 1..
Borsh. t‘ourt Nari-tilt, No. S,»
P (T
Morris Bresev.
Mrs. Edson K. St, John, Elizabeth I
Baxter
Barton, Kenneth b
Edrrront‘le llamicls. No. 1,142.
A good adv. pays best in the bes
paper.
Big Crowds are
Attending Our
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Esther: ‘
’Bresev. Anna Bersev, Cora W. Hutch-i
‘tns, Alice E. Bates. Ellen r). Fain-rind;
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no you ever have
lhe“blues”?
That discouraged feeling often
comes from a disordered stom-
ach, or an inactive liver. Get
your digestion in shape and
the bile acting properly~then
the “blues” will disappear. You
will soon be cheerful, if you take
BEIIIIAM'S
Plus
the people’s remedy for life's
common ailments. They act
thoroughl on the stomach,
liver and wels, and soon reg-
ulate and strengthen these im-
portant organs. Purely ve e-
eable—contain no harm it]
drugs. Whenever you feel
despondent a few doses will
Make Things
look Brighter
Lorin! Sale of Any Medicine in the World.
Sold everywhere. In box-I. 10c» 25¢.
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2.130 lb-Butter-43clb
Very Best Creamery Butter—Usual Beckmann Quality.
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1 Warner’s Macaroni, large pkg. ......... .. . .. ..... .. . . . 10c
‘ Monogram Rye Whiskey. per bottle . . . . . . . .......... 90':
I Crown Aster Flour .............. Per bag $1.80, Bbl. $14.40
I Challenge Blend Coil‘ee, Reg. 300 grade, lb; . . . . . . . . .'. . . 26c
' Virginia Dare Wine . .. ............... 300, 500 and 75c bot.
12 lbs. Sugar $1.00, with Mo purchase of our Tea: or Collects
Warrantedvliresh Eggs, per dos. ..... .. .. . . . . .. . . . . .. 41c
2 lbs. Snell & Simpson ’3 Superior Milk Crackers . . . . .. . 25c
New York White Port or Golden Tokay Wine, gallon . .. $1.50
Extra Large Florida Grape Fruit, each . T. :7. . 10c
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
GROCERS AND WlNE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 1405.
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gaming OutIi—tflsi'
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{Ball Bearing
Lawn Mowers
Albert D. Morgan
§__1_1_its,andCaps etc
msszs' MIDDY BLOUSES
CHILDREN'S TUB unassas
BOYS' NORFOLK surrs
90 TO
I A.fDickerman- 81 Son
, .. DEPARTMENT STORE
t iWashingtoniSt. iSo.NorWalk
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FERTILIZERS ’ - '
For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed.
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
Mapes Special Fertilizer. " :' '
Sheep Manure
Agriculture Lime.
“ 'd u 59”.”: Land Plaster.
{Egg 3.! - ' 3 ..Gmde Bone.~
10,000 BEAN, POLES
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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GLOVER’S
Established 1879
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SHOES
> and
’ OXFORDS
For Men, Young Men and
Little Man
RALSTON, ELITE AND
Hartman
Represent all that can be said
for QUALITY, STYLE and
COMFORT in Summer Foot-
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WASHINGTON STREET
‘ Phone 113-3. :37 Washington 8}.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms by the day or Week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style. ' ~. -- ‘ "
Corner Monroe and Chestnut St.
N. J. DISESA. Manager.
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I Tel. 555:
Proprietor.
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I The CiTy National Bank
was Is man War as We" as ms.
No “stacker" lie—he enlists and gives his life to defend
yorfiizvho cannot go. He fights for you and your family as well
as l . ' . '5‘ .
He has faith in You. ‘He believes you will at least stand be-
hind him-m his great ncflflcjc, ~ ' .
neighbor» will at least
He believe: you a well as your rich
ofi'er your DOLLARS just as he hollering his life. , , .
Your Government needs our money, no matter how little.
VYou’ve got to ”do your bit’ ’ y l yorfr m’on'ey at 3 1-2 per
- cent. on the Most security in the wor- d—t'l'he United States. , ‘
, DINA LIBERTY LOAN BOND.
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our triumphant».
~ > ADVERTISING?
I‘LL KEEP
you
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For Ladies and Children.
The display is the Largest and
mosl varied we have ever shown,
with styles lo suit every lasle.
' Satisfactory Siocklngslo Match.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
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Spanish War Veterans . x
Good Quality Muslin Flags
3 ft. by ft.
While They Last
79c
RAYMOND ‘& SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
790
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Wall and High Sts. Nofwllk
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w Children Chcerlully d :ainle‘u
an once. ,
Tre;::dP:; lezgyern, «» f sympgf::tlis§;“m
Pamlm Methods Aceptic Office - Treatment.
DR.S.M. DEI'I‘Z
Surgeon
DENTIST
75 South Main Street
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 9.
Gas Admlnlctered . .
by the Oxygen “ I
Method.
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Moderate
Charge: tor Very
Best Dental Work.
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Gold and Porcelain
Restoration. ‘
15 Years ln m. by appointment. All kinds of Am”
the Practice of ‘ cial Dentures,
High-Clan Crown and Bridge
0mm,» «» ‘ Work, Etc, Skil.
, fully Done
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CORSETS
To your Corset is due apart of your personality—it makes
your figure.
The transformation of many a woman from dowdinesl to I
smartness has been entirely due to the attention given her by our
trained corsetiere.
We have styles for every type of figures.
Consultation and fittings free.
BRASSIERES—A good corset is not. enough. The figure
above the corset top must be taken care of . This is the work of
the Ba‘assiere. . ’-
ur Brassieres are designed by ex erts and are com in ‘
fit, fashionable in style, worthy in valug—and varied. “ ,
As a. leader we are offering this week two styles of “B. in J.” ‘I
500 Brasaieres, special .......... . ............. . . 3 for $1.00....I
86 WASHINGTON ST.
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was?! Weill-1”“ W in“??? 1 f
Blouses .4
Just received a new line of Waists. These Waists are an {
exceptional value. ’
White and Colored Stripe and Crossbar Voile, trimmed with
pearl and national buttons $1.005
LingerieandVoileWiasts $2.00to$2.98.
Sea. Island Voile $3.98;
Silk Waists in Blue. Green, Red and Tan Stripes $2.60 to $4.98 :
WhiteSilkWaists $2.26tmd$2.50 i l
White Crepe De Chane $3.983fifi W
J. I. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON ST.
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, . xnverox LENSES-Folding Oxford: in 'oora oi.
Shell Shut-On and Oth‘a- Monday. 1 ’
Thorough emotion of the eyes. Oculiuu' WITH-u. I
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