MEMBERS OF NEW NATIONAL ARMY NAMED; (Continued tron» till-l rage.) Harris 81 Gan-s -—.-——- Whiit 11. a. .vglil Le .Jim‘tt't: , 117' i . .i ,cauttomc 111;. .11-; 11.1 to: 111 ' ‘:11\i1;" 111:1,1' rt—tguii'» you to be 1 1011 \kl} short 11011-331111 shot therefore put )0u1 affairs in order ito 1511.: 1 upon 2-! hour-4 notice. 1 l'dik 'iiitodme ii. 152 East axcnutul ‘ [COAL Ntll'wiiili. Martina J,oszeph 28 Lincoln avenue. , South Nor\"':li\ That 5 All l’i‘r'oubiide (iiiltliiltl'. Box :.1 Not-Jinn ll norm 1 11\ir1¢lict‘.-3 l ubranc plates. lSntith,i)d\1d.Marshall 51.8. .\om".:lk ,(frearh..irti1n F 11- .\i.ti11 .41 Not'na lit in'iiltnutL. Harold M. llaiir'n, Conn 131011011. John I... 31 W. \\':1.~i1i11,-_'111n sl._ lime, Malcolm E. 35 High- air. t-t.1 ” Norualk. *w , 6. Witt“ Stu“ 6 thancx, John, 9 110,11 st, S Notwalk.‘ Muslims, Leroy A, Staintm'd Rolling '1‘ng 7“ MiliS. Elllf‘l‘S‘Oli Alfred E, New (‘anaan ave- nue, Norwalk. Moeller, Joseph 11., 31 W. Washington street. Cook, Hugh, J., 3 School 51.. Nprwnlk. . . ‘ Dennis, Charles E., 40 Spring street.i . 1 South Norwalk. i l . News tEvan's, William C... Darien, 1‘011n. i C‘ , .Amundsen, Gustave, 3:} Osborn ave-‘1 i one, East Norwalk I :Spcnetta, Frank J. ., 23 liariland .strect ‘ South. Woxualk. The caucus hill? or the first and Pawsfiunw, \inccnzo, 33 Ionith both Rtpublitan and, Moore Fir-ti ‘\l. ., Deniocratit, have b11011 roceived by" W!" menu“. Cit,» (lcrk Dokua and are now at his‘l‘m‘mm' liabrtcl. South Norwalk. w . 1 . . ' . - . (mice, “here 1111, 1111 in consitltred .(assidy, James FL, 12 Cross street, "_"—"' ‘ Notwalk -——A to“ at the lit 1'1". kind cigarette Honncssy 14111] 'I‘., cases lot" 111 $2 \‘0 bi’liei presents. . nu-e, At Bl'nnti's .lt'Wt'i‘W' Store, 134 \\':t.<ll-'Ki“]\ ington street. l i l.-"0nar.l s}. wards. Post road and “"111- 24 Cliff street, North Taylor ave-i South Noru'nlk. ' Joseph A., 111 South a\'enue,t \‘eu Canaan. Ellington Ferdinand, Siltctmine. lliean, Gaspar, New Cunzutn, Conn. ,Olilniau, Arthur W. 4 Livingston pince Sotith N01 11 tilk Gtorqe '1‘, Baldwin of Camp avenue. Spt'iiitz'ltilt-,ita:~' rerovvrcd from ill-' new. no was taken ill “‘llllt’ alivnd- (EDWIN Ralph W. 67 V1111 Zandt $1., int: no t"!-t‘l'ittil|l1lt‘!“ 11' tho Soldiers i] 1“i51JN°‘“l“lk“ T 1 , . p , , , .‘ilim. thviti . ., it'iitt‘i' street. Bonn, .\n 1111111. on Sunday. ; NOI'WHlk. *‘ Policy, Judson .l., 7 Delaware street. —\lili‘211\'\\'ri.t watt‘ttes, all illitk95.t Noiwalk. ~ 31'1“ short. Step tight in if i0“ [\midl'lllflfldléi L‘1lil S, Rit'hllltmd Hi“, one, :11 Brand‘s, 1:) t \\'11~}1in9,10!1| N0’“““" lJanics lttlin l".. 'l‘oktznt'kc, lilttricn. stroet, t (u .- - .Millrr, (.111111 .l., Sluinforti avonuo, ‘ M l New Canaan. A nine-pound son arrived this woclri Dempsy, at tiltx lmntt> 01' Mr. and .\11'.~' William; Cal'uthri's, tn Woilpi' avcnuc. .llr. Carotiicrs, who in one ot’ the populat Jttltn .l.. ‘3] North strrt-t, Suum Norwalk, Tobey, i'Zugt'n-J, 2t; i-Iliznln-tli strcet, South Noru'alk. Main iltttalk. Joseph, 10 Church street, local 11101111111111, is ret't ixitiu tho (on- South Norwaik. grotttlatitnis til his i““itiiltl.\‘ on 1111' 111'\\"llcnsmi, liarry \V., 71 Ward Sii‘t‘t'l, arrival. ‘ Norwallt. , _ lBOSCt), l‘atst'y, Darit'n, Conn. ll'iraol, lliil‘ltis, i l’ltittsvillo avenue, NOTiCE E Norwalk. ‘F‘ .Mt:Sally James, 20 FiiiIWlt’W lll‘flllit‘. All lllt‘iiliiern ol‘ uninters‘ local 1111- Norwalk. " ion 3;.- “-131.13: to parade in lJon'Jury Tmpv, \\ill1ain A, 12 Lyntax' pluct'. l' Labot 11a} .rill moot in Central Labor 1) dizmmuin lo 17 Ill 1 ‘ Hall 8 o‘clock Friday night so rommtt- . c N:::Hill£. g “l i' “U' 196 Will WWW how many tirkcts t0 Tobey, George 13 'l‘ttylor pl, Norwalk , procure: for all going and mil your] Hartv, Charles, 20 Franklin avenue, cap<x i Norwalk, . ,Stmns Hampton B. Clifford Hotel, f .. “a“ rennin ,0 file t'O-i South Norwalk. Bl“ ~“~ é" -' ' ‘. ' _ ' t'analtan. William 11., West Rocks turns on lllVeSIIllt’ll'S 1v1tli the. state, Road, Norwnlk. treasurer to comply with 1118 "W98“ Francis, Harry (‘.., Daricn, Conn. Glasser. David. 5 Woodward-avenue, S‘oulh Noi'Walk. Wilton, Conn. 111, 5 Harbor avenue. ments tax law. Rt't urns alwady filed at the state house indicate that but a; .\ ‘ few Norwallicis have yet complied “‘93! “in U. . .Britto, Harold ‘with the regulations. Norwalk :Eadc. William M., .--.Rings at all prices for gentlemen‘ Soutli Norwalk. ' and indies—the best present to each Burnes, Mathew E, '51 Franklin ave~ '1 ‘ . ' , where ““9. NOIHWRIK other, .3123“! 3 Jewelry hStote . iGunlher. John 1..., 11 High 5" Net-walk quality is higher Lian price, Tortorella, Frank 63 Spring street, -—--- Soutlt Norwalk. Accmding to letters received yestcr- - \ enton, Andrew M. ltl. Conn. day from members of Battery F, Flo . ' Artillery, of Stamford, who are en- Jenmnligt. 133:1?5111“ camped in Boxford, MASS, the entire 9 i Chaim“: “’imdlll, “ llLOn, Conn Battcw started with full equipm n Emni‘ Francesco, Glcnbrook Dmen, yesterday morning for Wa tertown. Conn Mass. which is very near Boston The Singewald, Arthur F., 10 llumilton distance to Watertown from Boxfordl avenue South Norwnlk, is estimated at 39 miles. 15 Washington st., Noroton, Ilarien, 68 \\ ini‘tt'ld st., Dixon. George, 17 Raymond street, . South N walk. M Knobel, Arnod M.. Locust Hill, Dar- A valuable bull dog owned by MTS- ten', Conn, Brewer, William E, New Canaan, Ct. Vitte, Giovanni, Locust Hill, Darlen, Conn. Fitelson. Jacob. 20 Elizdbeth stieot, South Norwalk. . Tuttle. Eclw'tud .A. Highland avenue, tNormilk Beesley., James H., 136 South Itittin street. South Norwalk. , Spoiler; Thomas, Wilton, Conn. Olsen, Hilton 0., 29 Leonard street, Norwaiit. 'A. C Cameron, of the Postal Telegraph Company, was run over in West Wash- ington street, this morning, and quite badly injured. The autoist, who was driving a Ford car. did .not stop to as- certain the extent 0! the dogs in- juries. ' .. o—REMEMBER YOUR LUNCHECN appointment at the Country Club bri- id Johnson, Francis E, Logan street, ' ay. Rowayton, Conn. Ferguson,. Tremont N., 205 Main street Norwalk. Lane. Herbert F., Railroad avenue, South N01 walk . Stone, William C., 48 West avenue, Norwalk. Eula, Marie A., 8 woodward avenue. South Norwalk. ' /’ Dokus, Stephen, 21 Lexington avenue, South Norwalk _ Eisermann. Paul C. 24 Wilton avenua, Norwalk. ”Johnson Oscar E, 248 East avenue, Noiwalk in is the earning poWer of: money that makes men. iwealthy It; is the savings éaccount'. that gives men the '7 oney Bundamls, -,John EtheIWyn terrace, ' Norwal . iSystematiclsavingjs -the- se- Scribner. Harold 13., Noroton Heights. -_ 'Darien. m‘ °f “we” Weed, Edward, -39 Stuart avenue, Once started, then ccntinuedp so Noltr'yvalk n. ’ jopens the door tommm, ”.1. "$3115 16 Wilton avenue. .ty and independence. Wilson, Percy H., 35 Center avenue, " ‘» Norwalk. “ Your “com W111 ”0 weloom Cantoni my; 45 spun;- HmrNorwalk ed todgy ” _ - _ Daniels. Wm. E Jr.. 31 France street. The South Norwxiit Collins. Timothy, R. F. 1).. Sprint; hill Monoghan. John. T.. 6 Cross «treat. No rwxlk: - -- (i‘SatisQ .7 ” Yes-l Yet they’ re Mild! Sure as you ’re a foot high. Sounds change, become you never before smokeda mild cigarette that didth'at. , Yes, Chesterfield: “reach home,” ; they let you know you are smoking ‘ -mey ‘jSatixlji”! l ' salt; they re Mild! ' mgrA new bl‘end‘of. pure, natural [oil portedandDomeshctobnccos—that’ the answer. Anith‘flil‘end can’t Be copied. “”4 “an. 1—1 ,. . .. .t MM“ Aiken, John N. l 53 South Mainst st., Generalii, Byxbee, Edward R., 35 Spring Hill, Walsh, Patio,- Tac, 3 Benton ave. S Norwalk Hulack, Louis, 6 Locust avenue, John Luskai, of Bridgeport. the . “man in the red sw eater,‘ 'wlto assault- ed Joseph Houiany, of this city, about three weeks ago. was brought beforc‘ Judge Vosburgh in the down town . court this morning, and pleaded guilty to a charge of assault and breath oil the peace. lie-was fined $30 and costs, a remarkably light line in view of the facts of; the case. Rowayton. South Norwalk. Guiseppe, New Canaan. Forest street, Norwalk. Roger, 65 South Norw.alk Putnam avenue, New I Canaan. i 1 L * - SatisfactorySchorrific-es Oliver, Robert 3.. 20 Taylor avenue. Soho: Mo: uh. north: Elbert ‘ I 1-..“... H, . . For Boys and: Girls A wide choice of models that insure a perfect it for . growing feet, and that combine good looks with fearing t‘ qualities. Hosieryol All Grades . if Make Chesterfield! your nut buy. of IMPORTEDand DOMESTIC tobaccos -—Blended Wnppodinalxuino paper-7 hydraulic-h. 2ooio¢ (Gregory Boulevard? East Norwall: ' Opens May 1 -« _ iSHQRE DINNERS AND aw ‘ ‘ was or SEA FOOD f coexno T0 ORDE? ‘W E. G'HUL’LIVAN Pm Tcinphone 120 id 80. Main 31., Sandman. at. Hounds. in. M51). 111,.7’tosp'ri‘. ‘ Sundays By manhunt 0311 I M The Banner Bakery Tel 367 5 Monroe siren, We are now able to supply our» customers with PIES, made to... We also havo- SUGAR BUNS and COFFEI RINGS in addition to our regular attack. A. M. WOOSTER % Arromscr AT LAW ‘9'. LateExamlner ' t‘ U. S. Patent Send; Office «a for Booklet 1? P I-‘Mw ms MAIN STREET o 11 Pat en to unmorron'r. connccrlcvfr} EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIGHT RATES TO NEW YORK I'HE ANNING J. SMITH TRANH- PORTATION LINE, Inc. Freight boat leaves Pier 45, Ex: River, New York (foot of Jackson -’.' in.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p. ~ to. Freight received 3‘. Norwalk up to -} 5 p. m. and at Soutl Norwaix up to a 1:30 p .m . ._ 1:!!! ZELUFF’S Drug Store lNorili Main Street i 833--l’honas--1532l ” f Whilman’stlliocclates' , .-.—— Drugs Prescriptions W REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L. O. . S m i t n. cadet-wood.» -- Remington. all other ‘makes. sold. rented'. ' ‘repaired. Rontals, 88‘- per month. Machines sold at $5. per month. . PLUMBER - TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 158 Falrfleld Ave., Bridgeport. Conn. it You Have Any Junk ii“ S. Mic ITTO Successor to Wm. Efi'ron Phone 499 --:=, 37 Fort Street, East Norwalk i , ‘ TO YOUNG MEN This Bank has-special regard for ,the young man who has shown ability and judgment in the conduct of a small busi- nesa. That a constantly increasing number of successful merchants, of mature business experience, find this Bank a satisfactory place to transact their affairs, is an indication of public confidence and appreciation; facilities that appeal to ycuig men are worthy of YOUR consideration. 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