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ablaze and a series of smaller explo
‘aioos occurred. The detonations were
,Mt all over this terrttbrr and. while
'no serious dame as done in the
1. men Wow sins vbs broken.
e powder plant of the Remington
I“ to .
HOIWAIJ nus! t
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... Easter
ili'cissureliiyou select the: ire-
oonguocn “humor-mun
anti leaders in Hen. um slimli-
m. ' '
hit-w flurry io-l‘aieb
Milo: lame» Conway. which
in located nearby was manhood.
! Two of the you; men employ;
Eel! at the international [that were m.
ported seriously injured. They were W
lino Don savage and Miss Nollie
Hemingway. ‘
Mrs. Moses
l
’thedime. crnwled from the ruins on
A— a
Elf)? Nhe ws,
Several train loads of soldiers pass-
to through this city yesterday, bound
east, fmnt Camp Upton. to Portland.
lilnine.
George 0thame is still confined to
hi: home in Wilton avenue, the result
of a had fall that he experienced nix
Weeks ago.
—-UAUK£TBALL
Armor,- tonight. Norwalk vn. Bridge-
9011.
A son was ham to Mr. and
A. Raymond Betta. Newtowr. nVPnue.
Tuesday. March 26. Mother and child
ore doing nicely.
The enlistment of Antonio Guerin,
of j.\'urtvalk. art a find-class woman.
Iii“ been convent-d hr the United
States navy department.
.\ son was born Saturday to Mr. and
Wm Arthur Bandlford, of Weeitswk-
en, N. .l. Dir. Sandiford wait for sever-
al years a teacher at Harstrom's
nchool and tlte couple have manv
friends in town.
In the list of those who “3350‘! :!
successful examination by the draft
board Wednesday 12:. being qualifiml
for military Hl'l‘lif’v there should ituvr-
appeared the name of Thomas P. llnl"
an, of 1:: Hamilton avenue.
.Members of the Hungarian tRofttrm-
ed Church club are making extensive
arrangements for .their. dance which
will behold at Arion ttutton'tm- eve.
him: of April 20d. J
‘A stated mnclave of Clinton (70m-
!nanderi'. .\'o. 3. K. T., war. hrld in the
Asvium, Mtwonic Temple. this
noon. at 2 o'clock. The Order of the
Temple was conferred in full form.
Henry l.. Mueller. the electrical cou-
tractor, was granted a divorce )‘t‘fi-
terdny aftemoon. his wise having dc-
eerted him three, years ago and gone-
to hilatlclphia. Mr. .lloeller .was rot»
rte-tented itv Attorney Joseph J. Lin:-
‘n'eiler.
—D:tn't forget
Spanish War vets
mask hall. Monday night. Armorv
’Cnsh1trirca.l'v:tnt.nc until 1 .t, m.
masks (a sale. Tickets 30 cents.
Alleginay (insertion on June 29.
1905, one rear after lilov were _mar-
‘ried. Georqe tShelden Hill of Brides
'port, today brought suit for divorce in
the Superior court against Eleanor
Springer Parker Hill. MW of Brook-
]lne. Mass. liill asks for the custody
of a minor child. 'l'lwv were mar
Tit-d in Nov, 1901.
Allen Beau. son of Dr. Bean. for-
merly of this city. and now of Rock-
ville, Conn, has been spending the
week-0nd at the home of J, Emory
Stevens. Flax Hill Road. Mr. Benn
has just returned from France, where
he has been with the French Azu-
Iance corps. He is now about to en-
der the Princeton aviation school for a
marge of tmintnz. .
W’ "d”;—
the m twat
. Trust Ge.
communist-s
Blotting Businso
..... 1‘!
M .‘
rs an applicant must be a citizen of the
United States. must nctunlly reside ‘
aftvr- ,
to Care for liver: '
his hands and knees. A quantity of
|
fulminate. which was in the banding!
Iand which would have caused great
damage if it had been ruched bv the
'flrc. was saved by an employee at the
risk of his life.
Local authorities at once. began an
-— {investigation it was stated that the-iv“
'was nothing to indicate that the M‘-
piosiozt was anything but “C(‘ldN'lLill.
POSTM ASTER EXAMINATION
t At the connect of the Postmaster: .
General the United States Civil Ser—
vice Commission has announced an t.
examination to be held at 50. Norwalk, 3
it’fonn" on May 8. 1918, for the position_ _.
;ot postmaster at Snugatuch. This of-' .-
fice has an annual compensation of
31,100, i -
To be eligible for this examination
.within the delivery of the office and
have no mided at the time the pre-
sent vacancy occurred. I ._
Applicants must have reached their
twenty-first but not their sixty-fifth
birthday on the date of the examine
lion.
Application Form 301 and full
formation concerning
manta o! the examination may be tie-7
in- ;
cored from the postmnater at the place; '.
lot vacancy or tmm the Civil Sarvtcaf
Commission. Washington, D. C. Appll—‘
cations should be properly executed
and filed with the Commission at
Washinctnn. D. (‘.. in time to arrancr"
for the. examination of the applicant.
The largest city in the United States
is Los Angelet, which has a total area
of 337.92:square miles. New York is
aecondwith 314.72 square miles . Cllr; »
cage is third with 198 square miles and
‘i’hilodoiphin fourtlt with 129 square ....
miles. .5 . S “M o ,’
A? anon
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SAGE lEA DiRtENS
_ Hill it) ANY SHADE;
Don't Stay Gray! Here's An Old;ime:
; Recipe that Anybody Can Apply i
f The use of Sage and Sulphur for re-'
storing faded. gray hair to its naturalI
color dates back to grandmother'u'
time, 'She used it to keep her hair;
beautifully dark. clonsv and attrac-i
tive, When-ever her hair took on thatI
dull. faded or streaked appeal-anew
this simple mixture was applied withi
wonderful effect. .
But brewing at home is mussv and;
out-of—date. Nowadays. by asking at:
any drug store for a 50 cent bottle of;
“Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com-i
pound." you will get this famous oldj
l
t
preparation, improved by the addition:
of other ingredients, which can be do-
pended upon to restore natural color
and benntv to the hair.
A well known down town druggist
sovs it darkens the hair so naturally '
and evenly that nobody can tell it has
been applied. You simpiv dampen a
snooze or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair, taking one
strand at a time.
grav hair disappears. and after au-i
other application or two, it becomes
beautifully dark and glossy.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur (tom‘-g
pound in a delightful toilet requisitci
for those who desire a more youthful
appearance. It is not inn-tied for'tlte
cure, mitigation or prevention of 6F
~ sense-Adv.
COLD WEATHER
Call at our Willard Scrt'icc Static:
where you) will meet a thoroughly
competent stomtte batery expert wht
will give onthorntive advice to tilt!
mutton.
t We recharge. repair and «on Mt
lterlu. -
' A rental battery for any make of cat
can “W at tutt- time.
Sonyer. another ear,
ployee. was also injured. Homer Ex.
,. '1‘. Bradley, who was in tho building ttti
the require-' '
By morning the: .
4 CONNEALLY & BRA
new“ mom
FOR m: mm mm
We Have Two Bl; mom filled Wit All Grades 01
rm» for Every Rod-r In are How
. no ' Intact Motif Reasonable .
' h: 1:10 m 0 nomrmsfym MAL. WOOD;
‘ WILLOW, POTTIIYAIDGLASR
RAYMOND a. son
monomer: ,
Easter Fashions and Accessories.
t E be stocks. chosen with expert
knovggd'zgrggd egg in ready to meet the demands
affinemoaigufimdgg‘d’ BLOUSES ff‘ tie
B A ' ' ‘ ' ° 17%
. reDQdeCh 'te-ttu) AN.
Ciiiirnseux tih‘si’t‘z'lt (remaining noon.
mo. NEW vnth AND untunosmtgtmmav
SILK, UNDERWEAR. SILK PETTICO
Etc.
Visit our store tomorrow: see how complete is
the showing: how much there is of exclttSiveness. and
how surprisimr are the values.
33' wasmmon on:
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The Norwalkliue
Fast Freight Service Between Thiszfihy
' milieu York. , - .
accepted at South Norwalk from 7 :30:to 5 :30
' erytiyiNew York‘at 7 a. m. the follow-
ncccnted iv New York from 7:30
o. m. for
in: day. Frcizz
a. m. to 5 n. m. 1.2.x -
MILLER a uouaflratt »
Inc. '
EASTER ESSENTIALS ,
line of Collars and Collar and Gufi' Sets, in all
Organdy and
hematitched
50c to $1.75
A very dainty
the newest styles in satin. Silk, Georgette Crepe,
Pique, in not, roll and pointed street, lace trimmed.
and plain. Prices irom .' .......................
LADIES’ BLOUSES
A large assortment of Ladies’ White Voile Blouses for Easter,
eW--—_3
mt- . sir are. o’clock daily. 5
”,3- .-..-.A
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g‘tmssmm
t . Batteryth
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Call for colon'eoltdvndtnta sample wheel finish-
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t.
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‘ liflhgthom.
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sum enosrnu arms. cause mono. Loni.
m-ruut. LIII, LAID 2mm.
nu. nvonm naps an woman: no
RAYMOND “OTHERS
m nun-mt Si. .
- CM 113-3
5' WHAT
i
Will. Ytiil rm ‘
for that old hard running sewing machine of yours?
We will buy it at a liberal price. and sell'you this
W _ are FREE .
(Invented and Patented by W. 0. Free)
On Terms as low as .
stood {WEEK ~‘
' FURNITURE co.
«8 .59.... :n. i ‘e ., tr»
«Sm:
We have a‘
ates Stamps and
sale
supply of United States War Savings Certifi-
‘nitod Muatmrumcnt'l'hrlft Stamplfor'
The United States Wu'savings Certificates Stamps are
of a par value of $6.00 and are sold for $4.12 for the first two
month and one cent (is) additional each month thereafter. L
The United States (Smut Thrift Stamps are sold for 25¢:
mhaudwltenthe'l'hrlftfird is filled with sixteen 25c
Mpg-the some may be M for one of the $5.00
Swaps.“
We shall be pleased to fumislt these stunps to than de-
tortmn;
Sewing Machine
: adjusting the name. Disease is owned
“or
WEITB‘PINB COMPOUND
MT“
1". R. BAX'i‘ER
Daemon
M. - _ .___---.
love Ind help shorten and w;
the war
In Vnd buy War Savings
{fir-your quarters and invest
plateau ’mtirft Sta-pr Id»
Mares a \. ar Savings Stamp
them at Post Oflice or
Space Contributed by
J. ”JIM “vol-nee
a tuna om avnm
scorn nonwanx. hon.
"F. 8. “out?
Job Printing
So. Norma": —
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DECORATORS ‘
NEW GOODS NOW IN STOCK
it common names 10!
ALL WORK at OUR‘
13m
The Gerham 60.
East Hermit.
Tel. on.
THE NEW 5cm
Chlroprlctic is the definition of tho
cause of the disease and‘ the art 0!
1b! a wrench. twist or son-in in t!-
ibaclt. Even if done in childhood if
creates pinched nerves and pain in
Slater life in the diderent organs and
fiimbs.
Chiropractors remove the can" of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve In
tents in your body. Female troublu
given special attention; also curve.
lure of the spine. You will never to
, gret giving the Chiropractoryat chute!
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also. 4' >
i T. FRANCIS, u. c
Graduate from Dolmen School
it You have 5
Any Junk
The City National Em
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in: e ,
ru-ntt'ITUs‘n-E" o
' $.- 107‘. i 99‘ WASHIQQTQHIZS‘
4.11.5. ‘ .v
Madmen-ennui. _
mound-w an-uummwmmmnflm
mint-led: ,
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‘ Successor to Wm. arm. .I
II Phone 409 , -
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OLLL US UP
and-we will rush our trouble than
right;ground when something like ,
thieflhappenn to your home. if your
PLUMBING -
ls délrectlve. antiquated, unsanitary
or Worn out, have us make neces-
sarytvrepaira or install a new oys-
temwf ’ ”
in cross bar, satin stripes, dots and plain with tuckS, assorted .———L 4— __ _‘ _ 4 _ .
if?" 3??”th 3.1mm...- m“ """" i and? ”d 322% ' "ODE” “mm“
.s' .n no onseswr are or . - ' . . .
Lidizs' White Silk, Crepe d2 (thineg rod tieot'ggte5 (fig; 3 Get Y0!" Copy Of The Spring FaShIOIl Book I JOBBING A SPECIALTY
IBIOIlSCS ............................ r'“ 4.2—— . ' 1;?- HORACE R NASH
, VEILS - r i . .
Auto Veils in the newest shades ...................... $1.00 ; i mum,” in, New".
Made Veils in assorted shades .._ .................... 2.5.. . 500 t t Te" 1354
than“ bia‘gizh.“‘fifarfff if“? .".’.°Y‘.‘.::: ...... ..°'*‘°°..... ' i M .. ...... ,
BROWN. BLACK. WHITE AND WHITE WITH BLACK tit..— ‘_
SMOKING. .................... 7.....2 ...... ”$2.00 1 _______ -..,__,#-=:. ‘
GRAY Km GLOVES ................ . . ............ .' . $2.25 '1 A M mm ‘ ‘
I . . YiTORfifiY AT lth 9
J. I. MALLETTE . _............ fl .
88 WAIKIKI)!“ 8!. com NOBWALI. g, 5, mm" . sat:
'. M" _ ‘ . _ little. to; 3‘00”!“
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Paint Your Own Mtomohile WWW
Paint it the Berry Wa . «
, y Spring - 1918
Our Automobile Varni‘shes spread easily and mm 1 new 8
showing 0 print
when mild. deftly willlowutniee and even. m m m M Your m.
$15.00 to $25.09 "
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3i Washington St., 80. Norwnik. Conn. '
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