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: Attorney Edward J. Quinlan was in
Bridgeport yesterday on _legai busi-
ness. .
Prosecuting Attorney C. C. lies!»
man is still confined to his home with
. l motto! of the Friday
0'!” I'll! be postponed un-
“l .
minute Gorharn, stenogra-
the Dtrect Commissioner's of-
stber home on Flax Hill
Knight. oi Bidgeiield, en-
the United States navy yes-
the naval recruiting station
field. '
Fowler Women's Relief
ll meet tomorrow afternoon
I sewing and all members are
- to attend.
SKETIALL ARMORY
"y night. Norwalk vs. Jersey
Monica tickets at Dagon's and
s.
meeting of Butler Lodge, No.
0. 5'. last evening, the mat-
Lvislting New Haven lodge, in
future, was discussed.
fire hydrant has. been not
avenue, near Cross street it
3 aleahing'condition during tile
rated Lecture. "All Eveninz
the so...» by B. n. Baumgardi.
‘ ‘- ‘ “School auditorium, Saturday.
. Viech, oi :l Plaltsvllla ave-
ms to the police th'at'lome
blotter”: into an cellar and Pa-
, Sweeney was sent to juveni-
t found, nothing.
idlilan Holly. who for some
has conducted . the ”Beauty
Jen *Washington street. will
put her business here and re-
to Bridgeport. She has manv
n this city who will be dls-
’ . to learn that she intends to
til Taylor. son of Judge and
mph 11. Taylor, has been trans-
rom'tile Signal Corps at Port
to the Medical Corps at Fort
hertv island, N. Y. Liberty
1 ‘ 'was iormerly known as Red.
‘ d and the Statue of Liberty
pen: it.
lecture which was to harr- been
" it evening lp the Parish Hall
y Church. but which was post-
beeallse of trouble with the
call. will be giVen tonight at
be “From Penta-
l 8t. Augustine—Early History
English Church." No admission.
iLL worm seecmusrs
you want mill work an
it Quick ‘ send your order direct
. Doom, windovrs.
hardwood floors, laid plain and
Everything in lumber and mill
Phone 1 2, St. John 8; Keyser,
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1. 4mm.
' Photo Supplies
«Your Films Here to
fie Developed
my new
' i The Red Cross and Surgical Dress-
moulding”.
' Powell Corporation Main street,
' You Risk
'I‘ilnMnyolfiwouldpaythenntoliorasllede-
”nexhosrbltvsslttonwlron year. Absolutely»
h»e~tethsmiiphosdinauiodepositboth.lst."
,ldfltfulllymiatimo. 'fllst'stodsy. ”‘
“Salaam
illness.
‘ —oANcmo, Milo" HALL
" Saturday night. Music by the Victor
Orchestra. ‘
‘ Thomas Robins has been in Now it;
ven. this week, serving as iurynlan iii
the (ederal court. ’
ings Auxiliary is meeting llilli after-3
noon with Mrs. G. S. Kendall. !
St. John's Lodge, No. 6. F. and A.‘
M.. is to hold a special communication '
this evening, at which time important
matters will be considered. i
Patrolman leth found a mall bag‘.
at the Norwallt railroad station and‘
reported it to Poslmaster Howard“
who attended to the matter. i
i
A public hearing on the application
of James A. Farrell
for all abandon'
ment of what is known as Summllg
Sutton or Homestead street in Rowav-
ton, will be held in the. Common (.‘ounfl
cll Chamber at the City "all, this ev-;
enlng at 8 o'clock. i
t
The Bridgeport police reported that i ,
the place oi a hydrant "it" bid a find touring car. painted black with!
a red stripe had been stolen irom that;
"city at 11 o'clock this morning. The
license number was Connecticut 25-
.i
‘ A preparatory service is to be held
rd. 8 o'clmk' Admisslon‘ 36c. at the South Norwaik Congregational;
Church this evening previous to the
mid-week meeting and on Sunday nest
Holy Communion will [be in order. iter.’
‘Johnfilaplelon will oliciate at the aer-' ..
ivlces on Sunday and on Sunday event
in will speak at the South Norwalk.
Baptist Church on the subject oi "The: .-
Soldier in the Camp." '
Having seer. the item in last night's
edition‘ oi the Evening Sentinel, a
friend oi the late Frank’Dully. who
died in the City Hospital. at Newark,
35.1.. repolted the .fact to his sister.
,lirs. (ire-ell, oi Hartiord. who today is .
in Newark looking after her brother's
remains. The hospital authorities
round a letter in Dolly's pocket signed
with lhennme oi “Benedict," and
tho that it was his sister, which no-
rd {to for their notifying the local
‘iln lc . Persons who saw the item and
who knew both Dolly's sister and him-
self. straightened the matter out.
lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds or
Bethlehem. held its regular meeting in
Red len's Hall, last night. There was
a at egalion from the Norwalk and
Westport lodges. The three lodges
nrt‘ planningto hold a large class in-
illathn the last meeting night in Ap-
d ril. Lady Jennings Lodge is planning
to have its lStll anniversary next
meeting night. Lady Jennings Lodge
received eleven applications last night
and hopes to receive many more.
—ANNOUNC!M ENT
: Don't forget that our Victrola de-‘
‘pnrtment Is now doing business as us-'
lacl‘ibers are Edward W. Craig.
:ual. Our record stock is complete
land with 4 noundprooi booths we are
{ready to take care of you. Even our».
ling lh“ alteration of the other pirt oi Middleaex Rendering company of Mid- ”70"?“ ’l‘
the store we are going to be able to
continue giving our usual goodser-
vice. Come in now and select your.
.recorda for Easter.
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1 till lat last night.
Donnelly's, 10‘ So.'
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cent. more spaostorpotsandpansthanfils average
. kitchen Andthishonly i 'sman excellence.
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We are now oiiering
due to the enormous
ever thought of get
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Hoosier ' theotdinry. Thslhakerfiourlfltor
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places for
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some popular models at before-war In ' '
d ' . prices. tourallotmentishmlted
The Hoosier puts any ki'ollenonswar-saviug
a cabinet. nowwantatha
themodslyonadmlrsmost—we
51 sweek. Your-money allbaokiiyouarenotdolighud.
FREE—42-Piece Blue Bird Breakfast Set with every
purchase of 550.00 or over.
basis,snditseemsthstovsry woman who
'wulaeumtttor 51. Paythobalanos/
Baby Carriages
In all colors and styles.
From $18.95 to $60.90
Bissell Carpet. Sweeper
At $4.50
A new extra heavyone that is a wonder for the heavy rugs
‘ sod carpets:
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Sterling Furniture Col-\-
27-181 WashingtorgStreet ’
Easy Terms ii You Wish.
Pho ne 105 .
Free Delivery Everywhere.
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The remains of Frank Dally. a for-i
mer resident of West Norwalk. who-
died Tuesday in Newark, New Jersey.‘
will be- brought to Connecticut ior ind
termonl. and it is probable that there'
will be services at the chapel in tact
New Canaan cometary. tomorrow ai-i
terno'cn. Mr. Dally was sixtydouri
years oi age. His sizlter. Mrs. Danlei‘i
Green. is now living in Harliord. and;
did not receive word of the death un-'
3NEW HAVEN HAUHHIERY
' COMPANY INCORPORATEG.
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: A certificate of incorporation oi the
[New Haven Special Machlery Cour.
puny of New Haven was rmordetl this;
,nfeck at the oillcc of the state score-l
'tnry. The nature of the business is
'making special machinery. Capital:
stock is 525.00. divided into 2130 share! a
Tho‘fncorporntorll are Harris Bolive-
nlk. Hyman Botivenllt of New Haven'
and Charles L$mith of Bridgeport. l
A corllilclln of nrgl'lnimlion of the:
I Craig Paper Box Company of Stamind,
was recorded. Capitalentock is 50,000.‘ ,
The sub»
Leona
iii. Craig. Rebecca Adler oi Stamford
and Nellie Parson of Philadelphia, Pa.
A certificate of incorporation oi toe
divided into sixty shares.
as out. ""
nlApri'fiill
ron lunlcssrlou
I Stops Indigestion. Dyspepsi
a, Heartburn, ‘ _.
, ' Gases, Soumess and Stomach Distress
Eat "Pope's Diapepsin"iike Candy—
Makes Upset Stomachs feel
Lory: 50 mi! rose.
RECRUIT BREAKS RECORD.
NEW HAVEN. Mai-oil 21.——When
examining Earl E. Tucker. of Hebron.
at the army recruiting Sitaion here.
today. it was found that the station
record for chest expansion had been
In] In: run.
other three times expandodr
fine .
Winfiur minutes! Time it!
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' ED CROSS APPEALS ‘
FOR CLOTHING
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Last year in Belgium it cost seven
die-town. was recorded. The. businesl “3 chest nearly “V9“ "“3""- He '3‘ dollars to have a pair of 511093 ,9.
incorporatora are Frank H. li'rlstlell.i
Berkley C. Stone and Denis J. O'Brien
of Mlddletown. .
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SpeCials in ;
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molasses-cocoons
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Ila soap manufacture. Capital stock is 13 mm 3‘3 months 01¢ ”d weighs
$525,000, divided into 1,000 shares. The 13’0“!!!“ 'i
The station has. been turning away
men who have applied for enlistment
open recommendation or local drait
boards in spite all e f t that drait
me nare not permitted 0 volunteer in
this way. at has bee necessary to
call drait boards’ attention to Para-
mph 150 of the Selective Draft Regu-
lations. Drait men have been" sent
here with traveling expenses and meal
money tarnished. The men have to
go back home.“ _ .
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"TAKIN 1m rvannto man.
UANAAN. March 21.-—Cbaries Vero-
seso. a wood chopper
ployed on a wood chopping Job over
the state line, came to town yester-
day ald'was “taken it ‘ Constable
ithoades. charged wi evading the
.‘i‘he'maa. was-seat to Hart/ford
"or.
W .
looit Nearing.
oumur-r
tormeslwottbetloi-
to“:
,, or
who had evaded.
the draft board all winter while our,
been sollng them with sections of dis-
carded material, stamped to ill various
sires. in this way. tons of thousands
of shoes have been repaired. Partlf.
worn shoes are much needed as are'
the necessary scraps of leather to re.
pair them.
! in the northern part oi Franco. old
,sachs united with dry leaves are used
as mattresses. and the need of blank-
ets is distressing. ,
it is not necessary to mend the r-
tlcles of clothing that are donated. if
they are clean and in ialr condition.
the women “Over There" are eager to
do the mending.
The local Red Cross is making an
appeal to all persons having clothing
to spare, that they contribute as gar-
ments for the relief of these sufierers.
The week beginning ”arch 55 has
been set as the time for collecting
theirs articles. and receiving stations
will be established in Norwsih. South
Norwalh. and last Norwaik.
These stations and a list of the ar-
ticles sesdodwlll bepublishod in the
Wonday issue of the Sentinel and the
(slicer. -
Him
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":55:
soled. The Commission of Relief has’
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UNDERTAKER
Tel. Office, 1005.8} House 050.
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in mm Sim GMT!" C!
liiyoll are dissatisfied
with your battery can
at the,—
Exide Station
67 Noth Main Street
5. 1.. humor
Paint: Your Own ill—tomobfle
Berry Way
Our Automobile Varnishes spread easily and
when applied deftly will flow out nice and even;
Call for color card andsee a sample wheel finish-
ALBERT D. MORGAN .
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"o. B. JACKSON
oeromn'rmsr ’
arm: MIR-Folding Otterds h
M lilo-Orland Otter Mouth“ _
Help the Children 511ch
Lotthembuyatleastone-‘i'hriit Stamp every week. It,
willteachthemthevalue sodrewaldoisaving,besideshelp-
ingllnoleflamwinpeacetbronghvictory.
'i'hsssstampsmaybepurohaudat the Post once, or at
any . _ . .
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