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‘1 , 1 1 11 111 MARKETS ON 1 the tutor-a w'eer-~-l-'l:m»rl« and
:amsandl’ercalesl's NOR WALK 1 THIS warm '79.“ -_., '- from h“
1 . 1 1 1 111.1“ .us-t—It‘b in». bt’.’.l. tut tr-r
1 1 1 Air.
1 TCCCIVCd. Also ‘ , '7 ' (Continued from First P; 0 HI' Sanity South—immunc. Aim.
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as of all kinds 1 1 I 1 1 _ 11. ll. mot,” ('liitlilllflll; "Front War:
. .11 .. U 1, 1 3 '1’1 1’ ’ ‘ town South in the Fields of Cotton,"
, V 7 lll : l'bvlllifo U11:13111132021113?11:;‘r813l15‘9111: 1‘ hr Middle West—+001 Mrs. lrv
1 . ' _. ‘f , ~~‘ " >- "3" ing Hall chairman' “From the Pro
. Tan )- -. - 1 . . - . '
‘Eo K. BANKS 1 1 and Personal 1“.“an 11:31:13“? 13,21,511: ”$1,153; dmts ol the Prairies."
1 ,1 - - i _ r . . __ ) t t ' ,. ,
.. - lahackemo Hotel Block. 1 i . gel-$11.... ”“‘ “‘9‘“ ”1"" 13W» latitflklicmllty}? Jknftlktllsrl‘ln" (lull;
....W. NEWS .
.g_:~;:_ “"_ 1 1 . ltaiy in 191111 ' ‘~" “1 “rev“: )s'etlaiiut was willing to btt on the ‘o’.
1 l 1 Every section of the l'nian brings ' . ‘. ,.... . » .. u - .. ..
POM POM HITS 1:‘ _ J :to the Green salable articles of all he“ theyA‘LMle‘m' M”- J' U

 

 

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Min-Oh Evelyn 1 _
In the Dark 1 Machinist‘s Mate Herbert Dunlop.
By Mitzi of Norwaik, has been transferred from
8039.41’0111 Pom Onestep .tize naval reserve base. at NI {2. e.-
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Honky Tonky Onestep 1tl at titan pa r01 )0 l l .1

DONN El LtLY’S

" 16 SO. Mam St‘ A genuine New England supper will
SOUTH NORWALK, be served tomorrow night for a reas-
11 _1 __: ‘(‘li'rtlllt‘ charge ill the Baptist church by
.circics from the Congregational, Meth-
‘otliu and Baptist churches and ' a,
t‘ranbul'y (‘irciesf The suppt r wul
also be served on Thursday cven..::.

 

1i1'e spent the weekend at his home in
1Ncrwalk.

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Reginald Smith, of Union in. '.
1Norwalk today to resume hi-t
Postal cards are built: reccit'ctl it: in iienssclaer Polytechnic lmtilute.
Norwalk, from ’l‘lmlllas l‘onl- y. who is 1111111195 VOiJlt’.“ ,Of Seymour HIKJ.

now a Int-‘llllwl‘ of 13m lL‘Illll lleeimellt 1““ 101133‘ for Pittsbllrg. Penn. whcl'e
. 1 ,1 “35nd, stuttoucd at “31.411111 N. (‘1 I i“ will enter Carnegie institute.

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I\lt':=.= Mary Geraldine Kaufman and
\‘incent .i. iiarlwicll. of this city. were
married Sunday night by Rev. Frc'ler-
ink A, Coleman. pastor of Trinity l‘lpl.‘~
copal Church. .

 

The regular monthly business meet-
ing of the ill-titany (‘llilplct‘ urine
1 Woman’s Guild will he held on Wed
‘ nesduy, Sept. 12, at 7:43 p. m. in the
Guild room.

1 1 _ - (‘huritics Commissioner (icol‘gaW.

Prank Dulmna.a fivevcar-ohl spring Raymond. of Union Place, acmlupan-
Hill -‘"’““g"‘l"" ““5 "“lm‘l‘”! ‘H missing icd by Mrs. Raymond. autoed to Nor-
from his 3‘0”” WSWMM aftcrnoon. wich altd return. Saturday, a distance
The little fellow was found some little (,1. 210 miles.
later, in Wii'on, , mm--- ' -
1 Miss Margaret lionvot. of iirooklyn,
,.\'. Y.. spent the weekend with her
Hill was reported this morning as ho parents. t‘uptain and Mrs. Edward
int: smllt‘wlhl' inllll‘m‘t'. M" “l" i‘a-‘Q' Lout-ol. at their cottage. Normandie,
ed a very co'nfov‘tablc night but night, llcile island.
and, this morning war: rcsting quite _______
comforlahlv. [in is» still \‘cl‘l’ “W!!! Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Bennett and \\'al-
however, and his condition is still lcr Allen of Norwich, Conn, wllo have
130110115. been visiting the Misses llindeberg, of
it: try Place, have returned to their

.Ilccau‘se of the fact that the Kor- home. ‘
Walk 'l‘mvn Union of the .‘(xngs t‘iauch- _,_
ters anti Sons are running a carnival Thp regular monthly meeting of the
this week, Illc annual fair of t‘ockP- directrl‘s of the Norwttlk Hospital'As-
noe Tribe. No. 32. l. O. R. M. Wllli‘l‘ socialion will be held this evening at.
1- was scheduled to begin last evening. 11.11. .\'orwu1k Club.
‘lm’l L‘cfrl pnslrollt’tl until the week of
Scplcmbcr Citll.

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The, Condl‘ltlil of (longl'csslllan E. J.

 

 

l Yeoman Harry '1‘. Hyatt. of the U.‘
13 S. Snlcm1 has returned to Boston,
1; “Red Star barge No. 29 in discharging after spending an 8-hour furlough at
a load of anthracite at the li‘crris Coal his home in town.

Company's docks. Quite a rush for .
coal was made both on Saturday and M155 LOU”? Browcr of Now York
‘ yesterday, and 111,. continued cold has returned to her home from a visit
weather has caused (mm, a demand with the Misses Lindebcrg of l2 ivy
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, . this moflling also.
enough coal on hand to satisfy the de-
1 , mand, however, and it has not mounted
any in price, still remaining. at $9 a
ton.

 

Yeoman John W. Lynch, of the U.
S. X. it, spent the weekend at his
,llomc on Crescent Terrace. ’
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‘tlies Annie E. Miller resumed her

—All eyeglass and spectacle repairs, 1 .
' ‘ ‘ , duties with J. M'. Layton & (,‘0. yes
' ,ttny lclls duplicated at Chas, llrand S. ‘ . ,

let-day. after two weeks‘ vacation.

One of the counterfeit half dollars
T ' l. at ts S‘i‘él. scrvicc , , 1
that lulled gt ( (.0 .. ls. spendtng a furlough-at his
agents have been \valjnlltg incl-chants. 1
, . _ home in toun.
street, car men and otilcrse liil\’lli_‘.‘. oc« . __
caslon to handle large quantities of
such change made its appearance last Admitted yesterday: Mills ““1an
evening ill 1110 Democratic (‘onvf‘ll- Erickson of Judah island, Mrs. Minnie
2 lion. One young man had the ltalf‘dol- chinan of 6 Hazel street.
int and thought that it “)9” ('olllltcl‘- ”It‘l‘l‘m‘gml Willem“)? Mrs. Mary 14.1

 

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Macon of

iqzlarters at the Harlem river station.l

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kn.“ yet“ rcceiteu any income froln the

)lalhtinlst Mate George Meeker. U-\id

«Jones. chairman: "iitirccl from that
Board Walk, Atlantic City."

Kansas—Food, Mrs. W. H. Slome.

1kinds :t'td displaying thcln in an open
ilttarlicl o‘i‘ers them for Sal? at low"

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“”1“; f _, . . Chemical); “Specialtzmg Ploducts ol
1 ill-orltxolls P“? Slllli'gin “1“ WWW“ the Corn Stat " '
’ ' :Il' clold. ‘ " '
T116 Union MarylandwFallcy Goods, Mrs. G. F.
. .. . . . ‘ ' (“lulled . '-l- ' “tn-l m. t. ,
'lllc latch is incorporated turd“,- ‘ I ‘ ‘hm‘l‘m “\‘CHLT t“e1

Baltimore .Art School.” .
Massachusetts~~Household Artit‘les,i
rs. E. F. Mcgiemlu. Weslport, chair'
man; “’l'ransportations front the Pro-1
‘ducls of the Mills." '
Porto Rico—~ Candy and Cigars. Mrs.1

the laws of Connecticut. it is made
,tm of 19 (‘irciu and 2 (‘llulm-rs. A M
1 (‘ircIG may have any number of mem-
1 hers and may work for many and tar»
1rd obéiccts. A Chapter must have at
east all members and must wu-k for“ . , - .
one object. The Home (‘hzltltc‘r llllllILglt?) Montgomery, chairman: Ila-Tl
Westhort Chapter work only for ”19.110113 ”0.1.“ fields 01 bugar (me until
Home for the Aged. - 1Tobacco. . l
The Norwuik l'llion has, tillrillu thc’ 1Te1aas~la1ncy Goods, Mrs. ROM“,
past 11.151111 1111mm“ 11,1117 1111111111111” 1". \\ ay, chairman: "Always known a:

The King's Daughter: and Q0114 “10 ‘Lone Star‘ State, it shine:: ”‘91
‘ L ~ . ~ . .. v' _ n s
, have .for their "11.1101 “Not to I", Elt'dltbl oi the great.

mmmewd unto, but to minister." it Pennsylvania ._.. Household Goods,

1,” 11.1.1.1.d,.n”mi]1.d11mm (“11111121 Mrs.1 J. B. Juvctlul, chairman; "Stir
”Oil (‘n1brapjug “-101? 5111.1 fillianlllfl ”fl-55ml; Qualif‘l' t‘l‘ill‘l.” Goods SUD~
, 11w idea ”1 1.11.,“ .1111, 1, 1-. alive 1‘0 piled by Wilton, New (janltan, llarien
‘(llltivale ,1“, spirit (”VIIIILU'. tanking hub-chalrlnan, Mls. L. Ambler, Mrs

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all felt that they are heirs of one H' 1".Jtlliiinon' “1"" C" H.N0xon, Zilrs.1

‘JU'lQl'Uill vervittf: ore. Master. llle‘ J' 1" Mradllums.
“my; 1 Loulsulnaw (‘andy and Nuts, Mrs. P“.
1 it in an obligation to tnakn Th... “T Woodward, chairman: “Dainty

Hock of fi‘fill l’r'dlines, Stieciaith:

King‘s business l‘. success, and one , .,
front haw (ll-leans.

of thc (‘lllt‘f t'Illl’l‘Fl‘luts at this liinzr
dom En to limit.» Int-oplc llallil)'- anl‘smaml‘mml' M” W. "- J99“
The Home For The Aged, Sup. chairman; “Direct from the lied

'l‘lll‘ “Unit" for the Aged-i,» .41’.1ltll'l-. an‘ \‘illlt‘l'f'

=2la'nlv by the Nora-fit; 'i‘own Section ll.

l'llimt ot 'l‘lu- King‘s liluglltcr‘s and Refreshnlents».\lrs. L. H.1Lehmaicr
Slim. 1; is cowrllcd by them llil‘ougl):(llilll‘llliill.
a littuld m‘ diz-qtors. (titlyposm of ”1.1.1 The (‘llntt‘an-v'l‘till Tables. Mrs. Leil
oti‘tta‘rt, I'lllilt‘llit‘il of cllalltt'rs and all llluiel‘.
standing ('(lllllltllll‘l‘s, 19.1.1121... 01- (.11.. Alaska wice (‘rcam and ice. Mrs. E
vies, and one rpm-93111113113}: for “My J. Sims, cllttirlllan; “Direct froln tllc
l’m members of any of these t-irclc:s Glaciers."
or chapters. Hawaiian lslands«——Ptlltch, Milli
The Home was built in 1914 and \‘ras'ElOle‘ living-ton. chairman: "Tl“
opcnctl are front debt. in May, 1915, fruit of trees and vines."
At prcsnnt evil-y mom is ot‘oupmdl Section lll-«Coney Island.
\‘cariy ztletlut-s are covert-id tn- 1):.) “All work and no plav.

 

 

C ORRECI‘ this so important a out

of clothes that we make a study of

the art. We try to fit not only your body:

but to show you fitting colors. proper

styles. fitting materials. for you and your 1
needs. We out a great deal of care into

this: because we accept responsibility for

it: if you are not wholly satisfied we want

you to come back with the goods. .-

Hart Schaffner 8. Marx suits
here to fit every man

 

 

 

They’re designed for extra large
men, stout men, tall men, extra large;
the lines have to be different to give
the best effects.

But the style’s in them, the distinct-

ive individuality, the fine tailoring and

-. fabrics. Men of these types want these
things as much as anybody.

_ $20, $25, $30

Norwalk

 

Rogers 8. Stevens

The home of Hart Schaifner & Marx Clothes
South Norwalk

 

 

C-wrizh: 11m ooh-fine: 3

 

 

(‘lliiplf‘l‘a‘ and the ('uulribuling (‘lrcle., Makes Jack a dull boy."
Other clrclcs work for it in many; Children's Section~ Mrs. George P

 

 

trays. , Bells. chairman.
information rcaardittsr the lion..." “The Lifted Veil"-

may be obtained will the president’s chairman.

desk, near the central sllrtlblwryi- The l Declare

mound on the tirccn. By-inw‘s will bc, class vaudeville, Miss

found there. chairman.

The Crying Need. . New England Supnerc.

In spite at the high cost of livinal Baptist (‘h’lli‘cli-‘Slx o'clock. fill!
our yearly income pays all cxpelrics. cents. “'ednesdcv_ Tickets nl‘.‘ biuc
The war has somewhat decreased this Chairman Mrs. E. R. Sherwood: As
income. The. linion never received a sistanttt. $11-$11), A, li‘lllow: Mrs. Fan
penny front Miss (‘omstock or has “11,,“ RWWS, ‘ pa Marv'I'ul-kov, Misti
.M W. Bonnet. Furni‘ahed and served
Sherwood em”- - 'by ladies of Baptist Church, Thought-

In April. '1917, th‘c health board {"1 Klng'e Mpsqengm‘s and Volunteer
notified us to change our eewemgc‘ Circles. Thursday. tickets are white
system. Lying: between two lctigos Chairman. Mrs. W. H. Baldwm‘. A...
of rock in a hull of clay filled with? “sump“ Mrs E. p Mccrpgnr: Miss
springs. it was found useless to ‘buildj Anna (mnisfl l-‘urni'tlted and served
a1-ncw cesspool. At, our own expense, bV Dom-keeper's and Kind Word C'l
we must lay a sewer tor 1,000 feflllrl'es of Not-walk Congregational
to connect \\'llll the nearest city man 1 Church. 1
"(‘10- , ‘ . Admission by ticket only.

in the Winter the Home stands ex-zt Menu.
posed to heavy winds front all :itlcs,1‘ nukpd Ham Baked Beans
as there are no truck to break its: 1,15,,“qu Potatoes Salad
force on tllc hill. Storm windowsl pick]... and Jellies
would help this and reduce the coal Brown and White Bread

Pie .Coffee

hill. Ovcr half the expense of those
Children's Amusements.

windows has llccll summit-“d.

Therefore, we be: the indulgencr Each'ttflernoon there “.1“ 1),, some
of ”19 public for l'ncie 83m.“- Ml“. form of entertainment for the chli
llels. ll is not our purpose to hula dren as well “.5 games.
fairs or entertainntcnin: continually. Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock tho

. 'B°ard.°f Plrectol-s. family of patriotic dolls will be given

Mrs. Lco llnvls, Lust lNorwallt, Pres .10 the [11.1.1 who for the past m0
”‘1' ‘ .1 weeks has secured the most votes for
1]“‘115-1 bf‘ml” popularity. Coupon box for voting at
tlcaaulct. q _ 1. the doll section.

111.111} Jr‘slzgltlllllgholgfimlv Headquarters for the children is on

' . ' , 5‘" ‘ the lawn of the Con re ational

Mrs. E. It. Sherwood. Norwalk. flilv church .where they will fiiilig

Columbia and Horn of Plenty in

anciul secretary. 1
Mrs. George F. Canllcld. Seir Hlll charge of Miss Mildred Allor.
Not-walk. corresponding secretary. Ponies and Pottv carts. Mrs. John
Covanaugh.

Vicc-l’resident‘s-v-Mrs. \V. H. llttld

Mrs. H. P. i’rlcr

Playhmtr-L~.chh
Mary Belts

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rfeit qualities of the half dollar and

felt, He gaVe it. to hit: companion anti

asked him what he thought of it. 'l‘lle1ENTER STATE COLLEGE FOR
'Vcompanion looked at it and struck an-

ther-coin acainst it and detected a
. also note ill the, tnctallic ring He
then hit it and was surprised to find 1,
that a large section of the coin come b
V in his lenih.
tail dollar was .qultc wroth at his
friend's demonstration of the counter-

F

ing class for the Connecticut College 1 1 1 _
' for Women at New London, and sev- 503' 1‘9“ C.tnaan..

Lexington avenue. 'wln, Norwalk: Mrs. Robert F. Way.

1Nurwalk; Mrs. E. H. l-ivory, Rowny
- ‘ - . . . t’ \‘l'estporlz

WOMEN AT NEW Minimum.“ M“. D B “ll'll‘l'
N 1 . . 9 ‘ .1 - 1 . Miss J. ilurlbult, Wilton; Mrs. G. H.
mm 0 me included in the enter Noxon. Darien: Mrs. Howard F. JOllll'

 

 

rai from this vicinity are in the num-' Adm-“Slim Cotttmiitcc~Mrs 0-1 E
9]". Help“ L. Coops of Bridgepon1,Thompson, 18 kdlic avenue, East,l\or-

c of the Katherine C. Barnett of Beihel, Mnr- walk: Ml?“ Harold Ellendenninn, 1‘1”
The own ' ,0“ L. Lyon of Danbury. Marguerite walk: Mrs. W. ii. blowe. South hot

Paul of Stratt‘ord and- May A. Regan of1 walk.

Men‘s Advisory (‘ommittce—Ji ar

‘amflrd are enrolled.
‘ ‘ l'vey M. Kent, Charles E. Hoyt. Carl

 

aid that had he not broken it he 1
ould have passed it on.

Jilin—Nb him" Lo'rloN:1
For Chopped Hands, Face or Lips, '1

Sunburn, Bites or Stings of In-1

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' A. l-larstrom, David W. laylnond,‘iicr-
‘i’tlllil C. Drake. Joint Meliulien. Comt-

‘sel, Leo Davis.

"3‘ reason of thorough distribution,
with the drug trade in tho llnlcod~

Balloons, Mrs, Mrs. l“. L. Dengler
The l. Declare Playhouse.
Wednesday and Thursday. 7 and

9 o'clock, changq of program each
night.

Stage manager..i\ilss Glory To Betsy1

_Lighting by ....... Dark and Company
1Stage setting by... .St. John the Goon
1Costttmcs by ......... ..Weus and Co.

' Propdrty men. . . .Grindor and Jabuclt
Six numbers will be given each

.night from the following:

"Cartoons of the Day"..Tom Powers.

“Our own Nutmeg”...Miss l, Declare

interpretive Dancinglllnule Weliova

Readings ...... .......Baby Consuelo

 

 

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lllE‘ KIDNEYS ll .~

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We ,Shnultt illicit lots of ilateriantl Eat less
' Notell Authority on Kidney iiistlltlers

Meat, Say§

 

Recommends a spoonful of latl Salts In Glass‘oi Water Before?-

~ Breakfast in. Stimulate Kidneys anti Eliminate.

the llrit: Acid

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"breakfast for a.
then act fine.

Uric told in meat excites the kidneys, they
become overworked, gel; sluggish. ache, and feel
like lumps of lead. l‘lle urine becomes cloudy,
the bladder is irritated, and you may be obliged
to seek relief two or three times during the night.
When the kidneys clog you must help them flush

sick person shortly. Al: first you feel a dull
misery in the kidney region. you suffer from
backache, sick headache, dizziness, stomach gels
sour, tongue coated and you feel rheumatic.

twingcs when the weather is bad. o kidneys clean

 

few days and your kidneys will
This famous salts is made froml

the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithia, 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. ' ~

Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot injure, milked
a delightful effervescent lithia-water drink which
everyone should take now and then to keep tho

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States an ll . Chairman of Norwalk Chabter~ - , Druggists here so. 11
vrim Bmdllzgcbfilbll: 153'“ "an“ ms, wm. B. Russell. , ggglctglggsnlelodyu. ' 'Llifiiqgfiingfigfiz 0 Eat less meat, drink lots of water; also get they sell.lol;s of Jud Salts to folks who believe 1:
Eckman’s : Chairman 0f WeleOI‘t “millet,— Three 01d Maids of Lee..Best and 00.! 1 from any ltarntacist four ounces of Jud Salts; overcoming kidney, trouble while it is only
A“ ' Ni?” 3- Bram“- .' 1“Some” Dancing ....Wellova and Co. Ilka a tab espoonful in a glass. of water before trouble. 1 . 0‘ w... ‘ 1
. erattve 1 Mrs. .tolm McMuilen, Mrs. 0. 11131191011 Camp Steam Field C11 , 1 1
- FOR THROAT All!) LUNGS thoodrich, Mrs. A. N. Paddock, tum “The Bun‘ Twit“ and tfie 83111111,, -1———-— . - 1

Stubborn Coughs and Collins
No Alcohol. Narcotic or Hablbfomlng Drug '

1 C. J. McNamara, Mrs, H. W. Gregory. ':

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As a key-holder to a. safe deposit box in the timer proof
’ , vault; of this bank your priva" documents and personal pom
Sessions of value deposited there are accessible to none but
yourself. Thoren’tal is so inexpensive you really can’t afford
longer to risk your valuables to theft, robbery, fire “or loss,

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Miss M. Wlnnifretl Bennet, Miss Kate

Mrs. J. E. Austin. Mrs. L. S. Waring,
Mrs. E. 11 Baked, Mrs. A. .Gre'en-
lwocdi. Mrs. P. 1.,J0nes. Mrs. J. E.
Jones, Mrs. T. C. Richardson, Mrs.
Earle Thomés. Mrs. E. R. Comstock.
Mrs. F. H. Beers, Mrs. R. SilcOck,
Mrs. F. Scheldler, Mrs. D. A. Fillow,
Mrs. Jane Woodpllirs- W. S. Adams,
Bartram. , ,
,Gcncrai Chairman-«Mrs. Leo Davis.

Utilities, Decorations, . Music—M. J.
Riordan. 1 1 _1 11
Emitting—Philip H .Fleldlng. '

Pubilclty‘éB. H. Gardner,‘ 1!. D.
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111in still ,-
continues to be as that as ever. with
only a very few vote‘s separating the
three leaders of the race. Voting,‘ ‘
will close on Ftti‘da'l afternoon“ at ‘4
o'clock. Theistanding to date is as ..
follows:,—- ‘ ”‘ ""‘x

M. Jarvis. 39 Seavtew avenue. 313 ' 1

 

’TROI‘LEY CREW
. BLAMED tron .

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‘A. M. Rooney,4’Cltestnut'street.'. 3111 ‘ ‘

 

E. Bredlce, 8, Pine street...

0. E. Downing'Néwtown‘nve.... 171 and Gulltord. ,
H. Shannon. 58 Putnum avenue... 161i l2—Improve its press t
M. Saunders W 1 1 .1 13.8,:patchtnz cal-s, tsllulng‘i
.511 Berg. 7,13, on root... .1 1,82 rounding cau- maven:
V. Decker-,1 Zandt sires 80 3—;Ffurnlah printed
E. Booth, unite. ’

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

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.11804talileo, for the lntortnation 0'

M. Haym-eshzswtast, Mal‘n‘ street. ,3101lgnattc block signals“ou‘v‘tlll‘portlonsfioi ‘
1 , .....‘. 210»gtts’ line where, hizli‘ spcodllis'malntain- ,. 4
H. Hendricks, 29 Cove avenue... vilified, particularly between .New‘HaVen

 

orklng time

sects! 5 02' bOtfle ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 200 $2 Size $1 Size Mi” Anna Curtis, . t The scene is “ill in the Peat Swamp Helen Hanford, l Bolden ave.. 8 rohibiting the fastening down of auto-
‘ . . . I ”W “-50 NW 30 Ch- 3.223.?‘li‘i‘nolllisrlli‘rymllill‘hé‘éliii Hmel- Westport Junction. Con-,E. K. Millard. 1Molt avenue..... 61Pmatlc releaSe controller handles.

tillSOIl-POWC“ Corporationi .. ”mm I'abmmm thwma“ per in; 1' F B: Smith. Miss E101301T1necticut. L . " , 1131. Benedict, 3 Clinton avenue.. 1; The commission adds a further

r I 1 __ ii i. gto‘nhtiss Marv Bette Miss Mary- mle """ ....-...Behmd “1110.,M. Mlcklovlc, 23 Clinton avenue. I'recommendglion that. flew company ex-
- ' I 1311:1113}; 11m KP i-Iunter'Mrs. W. R. 1130mm}, Tennant.......Ruth Dressleré L. Paulikovich, 25 Clinton ave... llcrclse morn

- . Thompéon lit... Charles F. Trlsiram. 110111,; Mfild"""“""‘L“°Y Burke1*E, Ryan, Georgetown.......;..... llrecords of previous how .3 of service,

a , o 1', . Mrs Frank Lauder Mrs. W. C. Jessup Sign atoddttrd 1....Hugh McComnack E. Lindstrotn. Georgetown 1 before calling men for tiny and. in no

A safe W'th'n a safe Mrs. J. A. Willa, Mrs. A’. B.,Cleverly, Thg'pugnan ",‘?""--'.P°"CY Collier; H. Lanick,13eacon street.;.,.... 1 case, permit. men to, hate charge of

, 4, 1 Mrs. M. H. Nailing. Mrs. H. C. Drake. The C01111151.for-1.11.13.11011.11;.Hltnscil1 F. All.ngton.115 Wall street...... 111 the operation oi! ,eleotrlc railwav,cars

who are not at such time fully com-

petent physically, mentally and other-1

wise, to perform the duties imposed
upon them. ' » . ,
The company is or nod to, report
when the suggestions will be put into
effect, or show “reason why‘ an order

should not be issued by the comm-l

, w

«1
OYSTER ARE "lent-zit

Increase: In the Cost of Laboi" and
lMIferlall Given as tho mm :-

alon making them eflective.

 

 

 
 

 

1 F. McCall-k, ‘Maicl street. . .. . . . 12l 5~Enforee strictly its existing rule1 the months whose names contained this

1letter “R," because they brought with
ithem the succulent and satisfying or»

titer, As each August ambles on to-

care in e :amining the‘wards its end each gourmet construct.

ed gustatory visions of the bivalve in

various kitchenings, awaiting anxit'umt

iy September's coming. Alas! the my

mini reappearance set for 1917 A. D.

brings mixed feelings, where once 011--

.}y pure jay accompanied each shell.

Inland dealers have been informed by,

seaside producers that because of “Em

creases in the cost of labor and motor-

lals't—familar wordsl—oyster prim

will undergo an upward revision. lute

Bally it is fixed at 25 per cent. and.
the warning is held out that this m

be added. to as winter approach-a
Passed onward to the unhappy wlghu
who buys by the half dozen outrun;
shell nudity the pint. in bulk, thin
means an ultimate increase or 50 M:
cent at letti- ‘ .. . ;

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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