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Joseph Davis
85 Washiulipt Street
South Neutral!»
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Heater—Glaser. i
At the first it. E. parsonage. South
Nanak. by the Rev. John Greenieuf
Oakley. D. D, Frederick Duncan
Sleator and Miss Etvs Elluheth Glea-
ser, both of Scarborough. N. Y. '
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For Norwaik and viicinity: Fair and
slightly colder tonight, Sunday partly
cloudy. A disturbantle over the North
Atlantic arsed iixhii snow last night
along the coast froitn Virginia to
Maine. it is now ceintrsl near Nan-
' central
tucket.h hiss: mzttirhfifiexa‘ arelreturned yesterday afternoon to his
over ‘ e A e reg up lduties at Camp Devens. Ayer. Mash"
causing cloudy weather in the central fatter spending a furlough at his home
and westernfidistrietti. but not much; .
rain or snort. The temperature, while in ””5 my; > ._ -...
not extremely low, continues below . CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
the normal in nearly all dis ”$2923: The following new (lonneticut pat-
“ the Rocky Mountains. ient‘s were issued January 1‘. 1918: list
temperatures were reported froim Tellurnlshed from the oflice 01A. M.
Upped Mississippi ’ialiey an “elWooster. solicitor 0‘ patents. 115 Main
Lake regions. street. Bridgeport, Conn:
Private Albert Younss. of the 56th
Reg, Co. D. of Fort Terry. is spending
a short furlough at the home of his
parents on Wilson avenue.
Acting Top Sergeant Stephen Doltus
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' Clarence A. llutes, Bridgeport. hrldx-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY int: device for fuss receptacles.
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- . . inckwood. Bridgeport
’i'empcrutttrt-z lltglt, .ll; lIlW. Jam” H ’
connection of clhctric conductors.
w‘r' . t Daniel J. Crimmlnzs. New Haven.
‘ ~- ‘ trailic signal.
' O ‘ I Wilson E. Porter, New Haven; man-
tel chime clock.
City News Raymond -J. Dunn. Hartford. call-
I ‘ 1 ' para. .
”“7 l Monroe Guett. Hartford (di electric
snap switch: spindle construction for
electric twitches: hinge.
Morris M. Kuppersteln. Hartford
electrically operated sold beating ma-
chine.
Louis Lstzelson. llsrtford. specta-
. cles. ‘
Fi‘t'i’lt‘rll‘lt’ l-I, i'rctnt. Waterbury
spoon. fork or similar article.
William J. Smith. Waterbury.
srultle fastener.
lvan Prentru. South
cltanlrnl lmnti fttn.
(‘haries C. ,Roherts. Ansonia, mat
chine and method for coating with
new.
in order to further conserve coal in 1.3;? k” A‘
Grace Parish. the tutor for the ceiebrI-i Walter E. Blitner. Bcckloy. ladder
tion of the Holy Coiurnunlon‘ on a“"'.hook. ‘
“w" h“ M” put‘ toward from 8 (home ll. Knight. Torrincton. halt
o'clock 1° 9‘30' shiftinl trechan'ism.
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——an9. bread and tile. Banner link-ghe-I“::‘::l;;fl:l:xfll Laketlilc. “will“!
cry. 0 ' Trade Marla.
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I - liryant Electric t‘o.. "I'ldgqspo".
S".of Leonavis. . ~
' M!" "Milk. “1‘31““!an l‘fil‘lit‘l and receptacles for electric
offices is stil on 1' . lamps and plugs. “Ivar“. ”my!” ctr.
Plans are nearly completed for the
Lenders. i‘rnry it Clark. New llrit-
din“ that M" be held on the 3““ "Illlll‘. tcrtuin nutut-tl urticics liming
‘Ml month by "‘9 l" (‘o.. in cooper-mm” of or Iiltll't‘ll ultlt precious metal.
'ution with the American Bond. ‘ Metal Specialty Mr“. 00.. “rm";
. William O'llrien til Slim“! Hill "“ bury. stool hearing bails.
spendlntt s few dart! Mist!“ Ii ‘3‘" -
home in Norwalk.
The tax—collector will he at the
Town Hall on Mohdiiy.
w—«tp—
The Nomalit Bird‘Club still meet on
Monday night with Charles Quintard
(i 148 Main street.
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~Plt/tures as uttutii Monday at Pal-
ace, .lileature picturei "The Math."
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J. A. Murpltv I'llO} died at his sis-
ter's home. Mrs. mutt-en of Bprinl
street. will be buried in at. Mnry's
t'emetery from Mariner's funeral par-
lors. ‘ .
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Norwaik. me-
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liniicy. i‘rtlnwcll. i0!
QUESTION OF CERTAINTY.
' "Quite“ u number of persons have
. ' kt-tl run of into if my niece in point
. N mt . .
"OOV'R [AND 60:1 I333) MEDALS to marry a certain young man' uti-
‘ -———-tp 'tulttt-tl tho (ltd i‘otlgrr.
'utttittcd to tt-It them that site in mm
in" '“n'i- Y0“ 390. Willie site in cor.
ftuln iltttt site is going to marry him.
it e Food \tltttiulsirn- M "m b? an “"99"“!!! 3‘0““ limit un<
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toilhlltjrrtl'v l;.ol)fl"\'lill30l\. ('llHll‘lliilll of. "I M‘t‘l' H 11M llillillt‘nt‘il to lllltl.
.tho war council of the Anti-rim" ittd I.“
Crash. and Dr. Willlii‘hi .l. Muyo. of LC"
chrster. Minn. write swurvloti cold ,1
annuals by the National institute til/[fun AI A Gun” a
Racist Scienm insttuluht in “flirts! ' ’
ms at their humanitarian work. the. IONGHE Win" “688
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~ Francis tttmo ntttto‘liot. Sr; it; tho. ‘ [EVIMSH AND 3““
’8. Jim... 1.1. it: Jilin A. kinutlim‘y . >
Dr. 'l'lliilliilti W. Rnltuott i‘ml l'r-tf. '
14:. Winslow. Prof. lryvins Fisher of Take No Chances! Move Poisongpmm
Yule presented the luctlttls. Liver and ”w“. I! Once
mew—w Mothers can rest easy sfter giving
Dt‘. W. J. Mayo Alli: Recipient From
. Scientific; Body.
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tt.tt<'tt bttnuuet lu lite lloirl A‘tttnr.’ l
Presentation utetlils i‘or scrum": “i
thrir flt‘lill‘t of «uric were aunt lrl tut}
Mantle wm- lililiOlli cert «it h‘ insti‘
"f‘ttilfornlu Syrup of Fills." because tit
moves out of the bowels, and you
muss—am.» on.“ ...,_ _
ever, will be given to rules applying
,plles to the American ‘
_ held up are httnkered.
'provement in the situation is uprat-
‘rd and more than a million l'tni of
‘fll‘illlpink‘ detained will he on its way
“I limo boom
Film. it VGN
ERNMENT WORK AN’.)
segment. the
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ING ORDER
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cal supplies and tool steel for the
government destroyers and destroyer
parts; aircraft an dslrcrai’t pans:
signal corps equipment; steel tubing.
locomotives, ship equipment; woolen:
for unilorms; tentin; and optical
supplies.
Shipyards were not named in ord~
era. but will continue to operate un-
der special ruling. as will virtually
all are producing mines. There will
be no more general exer‘nptions, it
was announced except over the sign-
atures of Secretaries Baker and Dan-
iels. Liberal interpretations. how-
to raw materials.
Backed by vigorous defense
President yesterday. who gave
support to the closing or
perative to release coal
Allits, I)r. Garfield today gave
tention to the situation at Atlantic
ports. I-‘uel Administration net-ms
have been sent to seapoard points
and will remain there until all ships
immedia‘n im-
in a uhert time. -
Confronted by President Wilson's}
statement that the order wat‘issutdi
with his full knowledge and tpprovai‘t
and by another explanation from that
Garfield declaring that the railroad
congestion is theraten‘ing lhl- food
supply, vigorous opposition in (‘Oll-j
areas apparently has Hpetit itm'f.
. 0n instructions front liit'm-toitlttn»l
‘cral McAdno to cooperate with thol
Fuel Administration. railroad titliffltilis‘l
set about directing coal shipmcnts to1
the preferred class of shipping ill-i
terests. householders...bosotzttx. putt-i
llc utilities and otherb whom the ord-.
er does not effect. /.\’3usge!lltlllfl thltt‘
a railroad embarzo be placed on rhtp-
ment of goods from factories phut1
uownrwas overruled by ill“ liit'rt'lt‘t-l
General. . , 3
Pour violations have been notrd br‘
fuel officials and these, it was bellrv-g
ed. were due to misunderstandings.
In some cum own state fir-l admin-i
lsiraiot‘s havi- nnt undrrstuod the or»:
der. l'r. Garfield said it utt‘uitl‘ b.»
easy for plants to evade instructions.)
but he believed there. would be f-‘ili,
such cases. lie intimated. howet'vr.'
that variations would ht» dealt with’
vigorously under the food law and
the coal supply of offending ptuntt
would be cut ofl’. , v,
The Government's desire [hill plums;
affected by the order pay thtair'cnt-t
pioyes wages during the closed. [wt-r .
lod Was emphasized todsv in tint fol"
lowing telegram to state administra-t
tors signed by Dr. Garfield: , i
“Will you kindly give public cit-I
preuion of my appreciation of the:
public-spirited and patriotic urtiun ofi
gi‘mployt‘rrt in the state who may do»:
[immune to my the wont-s ttt their nu-
.rioyes dumtt: tin stistmtmiqy x-riod
specified in the regulation or innuury
seventeenth. They are bearing their.
share of lllt' sacrifice. wltlcit We are all
called upon to make to the common
utltlll."
WASHINGTON. Jun. 19 'l‘lteuires
will ht" permitted to clout: .ii‘llll other
day lllllli Mondays (probably ’i‘t.‘~s-.'
days) under a urw tlttt‘lslttfl ind-i} it)
the l-‘ucl Atlittinistr-ttitm. The tiny
uiii lit‘ .mnouucud llilt‘f‘. I
NEW YORK. .ltm. i-ti. \‘t‘ttilv in»
tlustml New York lli‘tilli hunt. ti its
tit-rs, ltltlt')‘ in lilli‘dlllit‘t to tn-- mutt-1
our of tho National Furl summons.-
i‘tun. slow but strudy lmprovvtm.tt in
titt‘ NM] and trtttsporttmtttt i-lttttttiou
Wits itppttl't'ill.
According to A, H. Smith. And-Unti-
l'll‘t‘t'itN‘dlt‘ii-‘l‘lil of {‘illf‘iilitl‘i. eu-
i‘iiiillilllnll.’ lli‘iiL'I’i'r‘J ltliN lit u tzmlt- in
tiit~ [tint tux utvottzut' hours mutual.“
hot-inc the vast ct‘tnucstion .vigitt
at docks. ruliroud terminals till slit.
inn; movements of be eite‘
and bituminous c fmm titlw
water are more frequent and in in-
llilleillfl‘. llllilll."l' ot slitptt ill tilt.- and
- utltrt urttrhy ports litlw tit-Mt cottictl.
'l‘ltv M‘tvlllil day of the ilvcduy pir-
iml of thlltliflliin of lililliziil‘y found
lwii'i‘t‘t-li: muttttt tmti‘tttttoo concerns
in lllt' t: t~;t‘ti|.ttllt.iil tllstt'ttt ('lllfli‘il. lint!
from 890.000 in 1.250.000 workflffl idle.
.trrortiittu to intimates by various in"
uztttiztt'iittu». ‘
DEATHS All!) FUNERALE.
M to. Daniel Hoyt
\\'t~.'.nl n... llt‘t'n l't'i‘i'lvl‘tl iltitl Mrs.
liuttlet lit-t4 u iot'utt-r resident of thin
city: luv 5. '- wti unity :ti li-"l' item» In
Orange. .\'. .t, Ml‘ti. liovt tilt-ti nt tint
our of .33., ‘Illil in itill‘i'l‘i‘il bv u lttts-'
huntl iilltl one daughter. The rcntuittt.
Gov. ’
I lite Central
Trust ttinpstty
WWW "‘ 'iiith and stomach disordered.
on.“ can. Whnn cross. feverish. resilelp, we so“ Tltotntriton will otheiuto.
' I m _ if inuluo is routed. then give this deg
i" I l ' M, : licious' ‘l‘rutt intuitive." (‘hiitlren love mn‘y
.. 'I n" ‘ , it, mid it can not cause injury. No dif-
1‘ W ' ' u“ 1 thrones what ails your little onomif
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oust-smug- club
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u few hours all the claimed-lip wnuttt.
it your hiltt and tormenting food urcntiy
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have it well. pluyfttl‘cltlld unnln._'i‘hiltl. uill iw ”mum" to South Norwulk on
ren simply will not take the time from Tuesday "my mink.“ will he held at
play in "I‘ll” their MW“- “lid “W" D. W. Raymond's Funorsl Parlor: on
hocomo tiahtty parked. liver trots sluu» Washinnlon street. int/ennui will ho
in Riverside cemetery. Rev. J. Hurri'i
. .m..mm»-.._« ..... m."
in wsu.’ smut
NEW YORK. Jan. 18 (Wall Street.
full of cold. or a sore throat. diurr- 10:30 t Iii-~1300llMI 0' 191° 3 PM“?!
times. stomach-ache. bad breath. re- in shipplnas. equipments and various
étut-tuber. u uentie "inside cleanslntt" wnr luues were registered in the our-
!tthould itlwaytt the the first treatment ly’dsatinu on the Stock Enhance to
order of. the lovsrnntsnt exercising a ’
ichiltiren of all ages and nova-ups .
' restraining influence. Costnry to ex-
.srs p atsd on each bottle.“
Ask your druid-t for a bottle 0! industrial centers. staring ml
‘ "Oaliforsia Imp of m" than look to lost a mus-sum. soot mt
'cmtutty m up that it‘oamyrmmitotmasmm
thiWfll‘llI.” means-Ir.” were”: dull sad air mm: more
Womb/”MM!”- mwmtum as W
'tttven. Full directions for babies. day. 'l'rsdina was moderate. “Willow
he are of counterfeit til syrups. much there was ac hasty 'uitinp,‘
flowuuo's
By order of the National Government, the store
closes at 5 o’clock (Saturdays at 9) and will be closed all
day each Monday until further notice.
HOWLAND’SJ
. Entrances on Main Street, Fairfieid Avenue, Cannon Street
norm
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Don’t let one precious hour or minute so to waste.
Be sure to gather a generous share of the economies that the Mill End Sale is bringing.
No man or woman can afford to miss those economies. Savings are too big and too important to htisltipped. '
Economy is really the biggest thing of the day, in the life of the nation and of etch individual. We must lie
economical andjsensible and do our most to be helpful. We must make our dollars buy the greatest possible valueg.‘
NO; they are NOT to be hoarded; inétead they should be spent, but wisely and economically.
‘ The Mill End sale otters merchandise that it is wise for people to buy. It ofl'crs merchandise that it is
economical for people to buy. Not a little of it—but a big variety and a great big quantity.
Saturday “in be ‘ fine time ‘9 learn personally what the Mill End can bring yous saving on. -
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FOR EXAMPLE. what thitlk you of these shoe savings! i .'
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3. . ' .Men‘s tan Russia calf laced shoes, English
' last or Biuciter style, just 100 pairs of $5—
slioes— $3.65
‘ Women's tan ormahogany Russia calf
’/ shoes with fine cloth top and French heels. 200
‘ $3.65
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pairs $7 shoes—
The whole store/is j‘ustfull of interest to
Critical shopper; Mill End values everywhere.
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