k
.. snapped oflr and~the two axles were
. I t
4 ~~E K. isms
.' lobed-sud“.
MIGHT
, iiiiiitai RECORDS.
8m ““1030,“ P 18m George Carroiif‘o-f— the Naval [to
We! Newport, was home for Sun-
,“ 0,1 I m zerves at
. Gems—Leave It to Jane , . i . 2" ___ ._
we", 3.“ ' 18‘“ Oh' how h. one. Eda'aid Hamilton has teturned to
‘Tb'ere’s‘s Service flag Flying at
Ourfiome
L . DON N ELLY’S
- to so. no: It.
sou-rs nonwau.
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I TOR WALK. .
l, SOCIETY I
and Personal I
_I
What's worse than getting
caught without a raincoat
in a downpour, and this is
downpour season?
Rave on one of ours and
you can ”ride the gale" in
dignity and comfort.
I(‘amp Upton, after spending a brief
I furlough in town. '
Attorney John liwvcr, of the law
Ioflices ot' Keogh & Candee. was a
I week-end visitor in Ansonia.
l
I Joseph iioughton. of the film of
I Miller I; iiougtiton, inc, owners of the
llICiiy News
'Our Brother's Lodge. No. 10., l. O.
0. P, met last evening and disposed of
regular business.
. Ramona from Stamfoid say that Dr.
A. it Baldwin is resting comfortably
and t8 improving as rapidly as can be
expected. His fractured hip is very
painful,
'Bt'ujllluln Whone, an employe of the
Norsvnlk Rubber Tire Co. is recover-
ing (“out it very painful would which
be incurred on last Saturday, when he
inadverdently seated himself upon an
oil can in the factory.
' ~Gim’annl Felice. the father of the
“"‘" "‘ murderer 0' 10’9“” Quattone. h“ ’9' master degree will be conferred.
-turnetlafrom New York after spending
a week in fruitless search of his son.
lie visited all his usual haunts in the
city, and is one of the opinion that
Felice did not return to the city as
we: first supposed.
- 0m- ot the leer trucks that passed
ethmgh Norwaik yesterday on route
- to New Jersey, came. to grief when the
driver attempted to navigate over a
stone wait this side of Darien. Al-
tbOuuli the driver escaped unscathed.
thetsvooff-wheels of the truck were
madly beat. Thetruck was later re-
moved. '
“ -—D°UBLE FEATURE BILL
" Palace tonight—Taylor Holmes in
'5" “Uneasy Money}! and Wm. 8. Hart in
r “The Tools of Providence." First per-
.i«- fmnuce 6:46, second 8:30.
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”w—CAMEITAS—
Photo Supplies 1 if;
s
ilieavev‘Your Films Here to
, Be Developed
Messed Corporation
l
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I
. done so. if the shot had gone a trifle “"°"5‘"7 ‘0 hold ""th examina-
' ; evening, next ill the home of Miss iia-'
3 Traffic signs that call attention to(
i
Iton streets have been put in place by tgday cracked open the. 1918 season by town.
In. Minor. The signs are erected both well was the only veteran .on hand.
ICompany's store and extend down to
IWashlngton street opposite- the Petr
} Istrect. as well as ”Mb Walnut farm Turban“. amt '
. Norwalk line. was a visitor nerc re-
centiv.
Rogers & SlOVCI’lS I Miss Mildred Allerjof 175 Flax ilill
. road, is spending a few days with her.
Prices—$10.00 to $25.00.
.NORWALK ””7" NORWALK sister. Mrs. David W. Aljoe, of Eliza-
—« __ ..... ___” _ ‘ t-lh, N. J.
Th. (‘1 M - ..u I
9 gar like“, Union met M .\ii'. and Mrs. \l'ayie Raymond, of;
evening and transacted routine busi
new New York. were, week-0nd guests of ,
'M... and Mr}. Wavte A. Raymond, of: The American observer in Frame
'ti (‘la street ' I l'i‘l‘l'y change in the German lines. u
' y ' I‘Vh '0 he does not fight his work is I
~—-—; ' in the army. German aeroplane» bun
Bernard Crampton is spending a fur-- u m. ll. me”.
lough at the home of his ninthcr, on‘
. ilelden avenue. :
-—~—— _...*.-_..._..-_. ILARGE BUILDING
might": “I“ "hr‘ig°rr"t”"'°h’t;‘"‘g‘l‘:h",‘ mousmos APPLY FOR CLERI-
' ”9 “°" 9 a“ “K ’ " CAL Jone m w sumor N. ‘
Chapter. 0. E. 8., which will mPet to: A O I
marrow evening as usual- I WASHINGON, l). 0.. March 11—,
'Tlint American men and women are‘
eager to accept every opportunity to The men "a being taken to and
help in ”l9 “BUM! flea-Ed! undertak- from their work in automobiles. The
.ing is evidenced ‘by the responses re barracks for their accommodation
tuned to the announcement of me will be rushed to completion as quick-
llnlted States (‘ivll Service Commis ly ” ”9"""9- “0 that the construc-
tion of the necessary camp holdings
sion of the need for general clerics. may not be retarded. it is estimated
The ccmmisuion sent out a call for that the work of construction will
clerks to be employed in the. “'9'" last at least until the end of the,
ments in Washington. and January 5. summer. I
. An order has been invited here for
IFeb'M'Y 9- End MW" 9. ":7" S“ l" the filling in |of all low places inf
examination dates. About 30.000 var camp. The order is issued for sani-
sons applied for admission to their turv reasons. as with the coming of
examinations. A large percentage ot sprIInghand are nllinfd :letch wag," of
we p den or wou ome reed-
shot one of his chums over the right lb}:- applications come from persons lug places for tiles, and moaquitoes. ‘
eye with one of the BB shot thittare w 0"" “"9 purpoae in seeking 30""3 Another step in the matter of food
used In the gun. The boy's parents ment employment was to help keep supervision has been taken here
were told to take the run away from the war machine moving. This prompt mm” “It Wmml 0' 'l "'"T‘"
tional surve board. to'conaiat of foil
him and it is believed that they have "m heavy response "a" mlde it am one". fronlthe many com“, The-
appointment of the board folloa'ii
.lowor it might but, cost the injured tions for general clerks in the near fu- cldsely in establishing of precaution-
tlmy the sight 0' M. eye. .ture. Examinations for stenographen any mention?- to be ltaltlen sgainstllthg
. ' presence 0 grown guns or 0 {3|
l H Phcl 1:14: filth": :nd ”Lek,” "I'm", foreign substance in the food. as well
._ . an. a chauffeur for the lo- . 9“” 0" tertnical ""93 "9 as orders tending to bring the kit-
conioblle Company, who was driving “U" ”Pills held. ‘ chen departments up to the highest
.one of the war trucks to New York The "108' Pressing need of the gov- standards. '
city, where they will be loaded to go eminent servlcr in Wllhlnkton right Th’llmj‘rm "m“. “e". ‘“ 3:2”
labroad, \vhil“ driving along the Corr “0" '5 for 1' large "‘1'“le 0' W?" Gilli' :::l:g fipzyfghrfi..um;"wm Ill:
i‘necilcut turnpike, yesterday morning. med Slenosrflphcrs. The civil service food. The exacting measures go to
I ‘ ll “"0 the. State ”will" YPMO commission urges persons who sir.» chow. however. the extremes in which,
1. here and tore down about thirty feet equipped to pass the slenography mm the government is spirit: in lhe mat-
I'Ol it. Passing automobllists saw the of the examinatioh to apply at on... "[n‘l’: grammar?“ 3““ b9", w.
Ini-cldent, and learning the man's namfl Examinations arehcld m least once ‘ pointed. 'm inspect all foodstuffs
Inotllleil the local police. “week in 450 of the principal cities throughout the cantonment. to see if
- ——————-—- Delinite information and ap’pncgum, theymare beingueooked (Left a mt
. ‘ , ‘ . - u vests we asecono c s -
(ourt Lam-91' Daughters of ('“me' blanks may b" “mm" from "W’s“ :ioiln. in line with thisugrk. all
will hold it social meeting at Red imitpg of thc civil scrvli-i- t‘OmmHsion menus will be ins 1 The nutri-
-“°"'5 Hall. 3011"! x0773“. tomorrowl ill post offices. tive .and economical point of view
evening. at which time all members will b, “"13“,er here also.
are allowed to bring one friend and With the finding of several men by
all prospective members are requested ~ _ the militiar'y dpolio:d iouttgidgiifdfimni:
. . n s , can. u 0 ll .
to attend. Miss Mary Drury, chair ‘ Crack Hurler Has Not Yet Signed Chi. :nilfi‘rm, ill h rannounced that all men
woman of the committee, has arrnnz-I cage Contract found outside the grounds on MM.
ml an interesting prosmm and ther‘3 CHICAGO. March l.2—-Athletesfmm dressed in this uniformlwili be seat
will be a talk on Thrift Stamps given, all corners of "I“ compass are pouring back to camp. and their ill!!!” taken
by a well known local speaker. Alnto Chicago today and packing their ,from them. -
»- I .. .. , I George M. Hayes, f/rmer captain of.
union for ”'9 long u'lil ‘0 "It? train- the Williams College track team and”
in: camp of the Cuba at
Pasadena. graduate or the Yale Dzvlnity School.
.Vfanazer’itiitcheli is marshalllng pm Who arrived here with the last 15 per
forces and making final preparations cent. of the draftces. has been madeI
" it corporal.
Lornboardin, a west-bound' train to porpmal Hayes waived exemption!
igi .
although his attendance at the dl-I
With "‘9 time 0' deflarture for the vinitv school would have exemptedi
training camp less than 24 hours flwa' him :ithout question. l-‘Iurthennolre "
tv ' v . _ he an mittcd to an opernt on in or er,
thgm‘mnxifi 03:23:: thztubs the to make himself acceptable for serV—;
g. '0'" M9" ice. He is a member of the Twenty I
and?“ "3"" ““7195 19 30‘ pacified fifth Company of the Depot Brigade.
concerning his demands for a 810,000 Private Voter McLaughlin of No.
bonus and Charles Hollocher, recruit 17 Church street, Nashua. N. il. a.
qh . l'llel'nlwr OI the. Supply company. of3
. Ollfllop “ll" is expeclpd to make the . I
I q n P 1138 n M 5 J0 ' I' haV? he!“ I
_ l Cub. . l ll ld, . I d, Ill? 3d Tleld Artille Y
Progress Forum, No.1. F. I". i.., met
his! night and made plans for a card
tournament, which will start next Mon-
,diiy evening
OPERATIONS START .
AT CAMP DEVENS
(moaned Ivor first rage) .
'I A state convocation of Washington
Chapter. No, 24. R. A. AL, will be held
“tomorrow evening when the mark
Boys on River street have found .
new amusement. that of ringing door
bells, and Patrolman Payne has
been placed on dutv as oiliclsi door
hell ringer shooer for that street. l
A complaint about a boy on West
Main street was made to the police.
This boy has an air gun and yl‘llterda)’
ALEXANER AMONG MISSING
The regular weekly meeting of the
Que Es Club was held last evening at
the home of Misti Dorothy Sherman.
of Cove avenue. Several important
matters were discussed, among them
being the formation of a Thrift Stamp
(‘luli by the members. Although the
meeting was a social affair, the earlier
Ivar! of the evening- was devoted to
I Red Cross work. iLater refreshments
I were served and dancing enjoyed. The
next. nieetin: will be held on Monday
zai Bean on Van Zant street. _ , I
' Iholding theirrmoming exercises with-I
"T““— lout removing their overcoats. iiutI
CALDWELL ONLY VETERAN Iihis morning Lieutenant l". A. Ballou!
{changed the usual program. which:
‘i'esulted in the unmuklnz of Cor-n
poral Joseph )loriarity of Charles-Y
the fn'ct that “No Parking" is pcrmitt-I ,
ed along certain sections of North and; MACON. 0a., March 12.-Milier Hill:-
South Main street as well as Weshing- sis and ten members ot his Yankees
No and not’ced Corporal Moriaritr,
as he slipped into line. No one knows:
how much more rest he took than!
orders of Street Commissioner Henry starting training work here Ray Caldv'
sides of North Main street about opIThC' others were movie's,
poslte the Standard Butter & El!- ‘
, " f vtook his lace in line or whether ltvtl
SHE WAS IN BED TWO MONTHS ‘ p
ple’u Trust Company, and .aiso to a
Illittle past the front of TarloV's Cl!!!
iStore. The South Main street sin
Its erected from in front of the Hart-
Iford Lunch and extends down to in
. front of theIStlllsou-Powell drug store
[on Washington street. This has clear-
«ed out the space beneath the bridge
where the jitneys Once congregated.
and it is expected tbatthis will also
make trsftle conditions bailout: lain
Women suffering backache. rheu
matlc pains,'sore musctes. stlu loints ”$111. “'3" li “mm “med attew'
- CI! e e i
30:75:31,373 ft, kidney trouble tion. every man straightened up in:
I. 3 5 e '9' from Mrs. a his place and they do sav that afterl
0. small. Clayton. x. at: “1 had been the order had been issued corporal
under the doctors care all summer .Joe. made a line appearance "in"
and in bed two months, but kept get- line. neatlydreased “d bright as "'8'
“In. , ,ium. All prepared to go through their!
“it! worse. I” J "- I M so Md exercises. but—sud that “but” meant
I toldlhem something bad tofbe donewu’mm‘ to ”,4... ..mi;
or lcootdni live.» Weaoticed so ud- orlorsd the men to "more their
verttsctueiit for Foley Kidneyrflls and ovenoats. , '
' grunt Jesepb storinity
, . " m am“ y. m a.
good than another medicines. ‘md . the ems-MTG
/ :world he was slum lethaw
. street and minimum-punt. conlldvame
I érnbly better, .. M. .4,
, , . / h .
. If" other boys, No one noticed‘fo‘ul'
Amfi'he'h" m" ‘5’” ""3 open as hev‘food and sour bile gently moves out
appeared to be asleep. One thing is“ 1“ little ”OWNS without grilling.
sure, no matter how shortly he hadIItIId you have a well. playful child ’
been out of bed, his brain was very again. .
“Jan: other kind with Maine-Adv.
., I .. {—12 s “i. ,, '_
WWW“ ‘ . a
L”, farm Vii-u. ,
-_ .' “amiable slistoL melanin-3M
., _ treatment-the UlitedstotelIm “It-"01M. uncut-lb
-—-sqyof when were momentary-0d“
clan», ' anagrams-neon.-
Alitbisis toldta pictures by Wil- 1r¢,wm_ “MM“
iia-beiaoaeoftlmgreatest war'
pictum «may.mttmnm"m"“” "m ”an"
abattllesee-Oilit._"fbc’3n' letmua‘m "r!“ “'1'"
.mmmmm'" voursel!,“DolkIew-Ieicbbsfl"
m,
°' Serve Your Country
By Saving Money!
You've always been told you ought to save money; every day
some sayings bank advertisement tells you so. The chief lesson
I given. for saving money has been that you’d have the money
with-iteration on,as a step tobuaacisl independence and
m
That is an excellent reason, but there's a better reason than
that. Save because we have pledged the honor of our country .
and our people to fight this war to our lax dollar and to our last , _
mantfnccesury. America does notbrcskbcrword. '
’ ' Moneyuvedmakcsofywabcttcrmanorman, or 'rl
Pants, shoes and tennis were his makes you dependable. respond-la; m‘ mm” ‘
wearing apparel—and tne overcoat. ' ' ’ eases money help my
He was game. however. and be! "bid. mcr your "I“. 8'" to your:
e, whose business it is to photograph
sea a long and pom-rial 'cano'ira.
a dangerous as that of any man in
t him even more vlgoro isly than they
ne'er fig; M his teeth chatter as b, ’. (War Savings ”M U. s 1‘ ”I f
e prepa to go through his ex . _ 30""! an) '
cises.’ but the lieutenant had a lick-5 I For ’8‘ ’0". ”MM". ,
m, unanimous»: ore swoon:
www.mmmam.
More :
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INVEST YOUR MONEY IN YOUR -
GOVERNMENT
Putymmsndbalvesand
dollarshaotbcsesaiestandsim-
plutofalcovernmeetsccurities.
SAVE SERVE
, MONEY MAN‘ KIND
, This sriica comma or
will: not alwan. Do you know that ‘
....:.i::-::.::..:"::.”more ‘ THE IDEAL SHOP
thin country? Every day the news-
papers have stories to the effect that 104 wasmngton st.
lng heart and a sense of humor. and]
Joe was dismissed.
EXTRA! EXTRA! 10,000 IPIEO
OPERATING m AMERICA!
Ilovvin. Up of Subways and Brooklyn
Iridgee Prevented by Sacrifice of
Brave American—William Fox's ben-
sstlenal Photo-Drama Tells the
“cry-Do You Know Your Neigh-
bur?
it's the unusual that cuts the great
big figure. And William - Fox has
attained it in "The Spy," the time
ly. sensational photo-drama exposing
the operations of Germany's Secret
Police in tho United States.
Do you know your neighbor?
g
important state secrets, information
of military movements and operations
of the naval vessels reach the head
of Germany's Secret Police in Berlin?
Do you know your neighbor?
Are you sure that the man who livesI
next door or; the man who rides down i
to the cities» with you in the morning;
is not one of the Kaiser's paid hire-l
tings? Are you certain he is not one!
of those spies who transmit this ins-I
portant information to the capital 0';
Germany? l
Do you know that Prussia's agenisI
at one time planned to blow up the,l
Brooklyn and other: bridges. the Hud-
son Tubes. the Subways and t waterI
supply. thereby cutting New York oi!I
from other parts of the country? I
, run wonnirs am motiBAroa
.._ 22 EXCLUSIVE-comm or MEarr ' ,
TheSlanilard Colonyllroiiiler
Fortunateiy, these facts were dis- (MM July ‘, 1916)
cot-cred ‘in time. The "Spirit of "it'- (Patented April 24, 1917)
came to the fore, and one of Society'sI (P‘W my 8, m7)
___—— __ _ . ___ :y... ,
THE MOST REMARKABLE
COAL BURNING BROOD
lll Clllllllfll [Oil ' - EVER rump ER
GROWS '
WHERE;
“Sill? 0f fliS” fill
"M was; . -
Give It When Feverish, Cross, Illious,
For Bad Breath or Sour
Stomach
Look at the tongue, Mother! if coat-
ed: it is a sure sign that your little
onc's stomach, liver and bowels need
a gentle, thorough cleansing at once.
When peevish, cross, iistless,’ pale,
doesn't sleep. doesn't est‘or act nat-
urally. or is feverish, stomach sour,
breath bad has stomach-ache, sore
thhoat, diarrhoea. full of cold. give a
teaspoonfui of "California Syrup of
Figs," and in a few hours all the
constipated waste, undigested
ShowingsStandardcolonyBrOoderin 9pmtionWith 1050
, 0M... ’0“ ”If BOOKLET
ALBERT D. MORGAN
You needn't coax sick children to
take this harmless “fruit laxative’
they love its delicious taste. and it al-
ways makes them feel splendid.
. Ask your drmist for a bottle of
"California Syrup of Pigs.’ which has
O. B. JACKSON
quorum-mar
directions for be en'ciiiidren of all ' Wall Itssst. um
Inland. for tips plainly on the .
bottle. Beware of connterfelts sold , . m‘ MW,“ om. h. a“ I
here. Tobesure you got the meme, “liar-0a ‘ on m
l
r
asktoseetlistttis made by"Csll-
foratafisSym Company.‘ Infuse.
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