trillion. in out...“
“cram showsr proof.
so. on. loan.
Oaths loadtonomc
‘I'ullo-c . . Moral diluent models.
in - You mums-1”, ,
coaxial-nickname “mm“ °“' “m“
V“ M‘ .
yqrmbick. sndlaclt‘ Soils are conservative, dig-
Aulmtrm «Good-i niiicd Oxfords and dark
.byJoldtchor . fabrics. onion light, clim-
‘m—WHH "u“ 9"“- (by. tut gray and fancy mixtures
. ‘ ..' Yourtnstocanbc itcdif
. UONNELLY’S E y... w... to. .-..J.‘.‘:. a...
' - . i put-
..56 Sankara St. . i
Rogers 8: Stevens
NORWALK soars nonwaut
t
Reformed Church are to hold a dance
in Arion liali this evening for which
Steve ‘Nogy's Orchestra will furnish
the music.
"It!” monthly meeting lilih t. ..ii., ,.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W, Gorham. of
Flax Hill Road, received word this
morning of the birth of a granddaugh-
_ _ . ——--——-~ ter, the happv parents being Mr. and
Our Bisters' Rebekah Lodge. No. 55, tire. Howard W. Gorllilm. of Bridge.
I. 0. O. l-‘., meeting will be held tomor- port. .
row eyenlng.
, Word] has been received in town of
._ the safe arrival of Bernard Natteford
h‘li‘rancc.
, ‘ The regular meeting of the Home
Illnpah Circle of the King's Dallflh- Chapter of the King's Daughters and
ten of the down town Baptist Church Songwlll be held at the Home forr the
will meet this evening at 6:30 o'clock Aged. Thursday. April 4 at 3 o’clock. A
. for the. usual monthly session. iuprcial program has been planned and
, . --—-—- _ - it is hoped there will be a large attel. i
Will We“ Dodge. N0. 108. F. and 5- dance of subscription members.
ill, meets this evening at a stated _____,_ ‘
communication and the Master Ma- The strike which hhs been in
if." den??? 1', to be conferred, procress in the hat factory of Alen-
' tinder Bros, Reading, Pa.. for the-
. The Ladicv.’ Aid Society of the “"1 past two months has been settled.
1.13.0th will 110” its ”NW The settlement wasIeifected through
nicotine at the home of Mrs. B- M' the efforts ol‘ mediators from the de-
‘Iindrcwn, West avenue, 0“ Wednesday moment of labor.
l'oftoruon at 3 : ~———-
Yesterday was April Fool's Day.
Saturday will be the anniversary of
the United States entering the/war in
‘1917. The 13th will be the anniver-
)sary of the birth of Thomas Jefferson,
born 1743. The 19th will be Patriots’
Day. The 27th will be known as the
anniversary of Grant's birthday, born
1822., ‘
One of the iltncvii to and from New'
. Conan and Norwnlk has inaugurated
1*“ a siderheeler motorcycle, which to
said to be meeting pith much favor.
Theodore Ferguson. 5.. of Norwalk,’
,iormerly’of New Canon. who was
vary ill and threatened with pneumon-
ia, has nearly recovered. his manyl
friends here will be. glad to learn. ) The British & Canadian Recruiting
J Mission is nondinr: to Hartford, Thurs-
iday, April 4th. E D 398 Tank Brittanio.
[which did such effective work on the
' lllndcnhuri; line. The tank will pet-
ifor‘m trench stunts, ’etc. and Lieut. J.
i.l. Todd, of the New Haven depot. ex-
{ports to see, many from various parts
:M the films on this occasion.
_l ~—— i
i James Kenneilv, one of the'drivers
slur lheflm‘den‘s Milk Company. re-
ports seeing two young deer in Max
1 iiili Road. near Clay street, at an ear-
'lnoUSECLEANING—
Magic Bed Bug riuid
Fatal Food for Roaches
Sulpho Napthol
Platt’s Chloride:
WuPowefl Corporatiojl
lv h'oul this morning. Later the deer
. ’Wf‘lo seen at the top of the hill, and
‘ ' .c-n ll'zhtini: ll match to set a closer
ivicw the. animals ran away. . ' H .
iihmbury & Bethel' Gas & Electric
imam Companv, who is seriously til
‘i.‘. ilif'hlime on Main street, DanhurY.
is slated to be holding his own’today,
but it is impossible as yet to foretell.
the outcome of his illness. Mr. Mela
l'lii became Ill several days ago and
bronchial pneumonia has developed.
Physicians from New York and Hart-
ford Were summoned .yesterdav. in‘
consultation with the attending pbyg
-sician.
Dcposited in
-?;_this Bank on
jj or before
i
The frost has disappeared from the.
country roads in remarkable fashion;
and 'excopt in spots where unusual-
conditions exist there has been com-
pan—ltlvalyv little. mud. The frost pen-
etrated the ground to such a dept ,
during the winter that verybad condi-l
lions wore expected this spring, but“
to the surprise of givers and decided-
ly to their sstisiac nethc disturbance
of the surface of the ground as the rc-
suit'hca been much slighter than in
seasons of less frost.
‘ Yhsioriiay began the registration .of
dogs and 'i' n Clerk Herbert 1!.
built: has . tags and blanks all
roady sndhoposthat'tilo dog owners
. will not valiantly the last moment bo-
. fore mum”. their dogs. Tbs ion
an: aisle alumina; isolate. 010.25:
“invaded-l ti. . All
:2 trust?"
, mus-l
The young men of the iiungnrlan'
(months vacation in ,
‘ (‘haries Mrrritt. preaidenh of the “
itruest of friends i
ii'grk. '
:was in town sundry on a brief furv'van them into the new “at,“
hdough.
Jerseyapent Easter stills homsof biaiw'“ would “"9 ”9911 “Mb“? 1° “atomsch-achs' or diarrhoea. Listen.
mother on the {Romain-New Ciln'llail-I
road. f '
New York univofbity. after spending
walk.
the local uicu stiflinp Donna, spent ,
ibo wcsli-‘cnd on _ 'loigb'at his homp last "coins and diamond of routine," fails to act on the stomach, liver 5
thef‘dn J . 4"er ' '
.. ._ .i .. —__._.,_.
' .-
i Manic CAI-1‘ ' li..‘.4'l$ 'i N "burr
l uu.vw.p..mwoum ' W”"‘""‘"
a.”
p, r masciii'oaswuafewdsnflatym'umummu'vhm . ,
SOC] E T WV" in New York city. node a total 9! gang, m’mlfi'm a": o" M' had‘
9 ' l . ‘ i la concoctio- wilh this opening or m“- “1- ,
1‘ Hal‘s-accumuofmxawselgdamwthshumqw
Coconut loss Jam: 9 .UMM"
furlough-.3: 1:" iawwhich restricts theatcbhgof
.' ' trailcthin urea-- and brooks. to those
1/ have attained a length of at
NEWS 1m. 3. Costello of the 0m [em w W. Show“ I mum
, . 0000. Jersey City. was a visitor ill nah bo landed it is to be returned tot
Norwalk, sunday. the water with the least possible in
' . luv.“
it
.—
5 'Dr. II ' rt luliinu of CH! street. it expected that the season this
. a“... .. "UH ' . , _ 5 ,. ‘ ' I. mama-ans”.
”ywithulsflrssia’ilorwsl- ' ONEDAYMSOON mmmfimymmm‘h 0‘ n!“
CharlcsWdrgo. formats-am
by the Non-walk Tire a Rubber 0.5
mybutakcs coo-moo with 08
Brswcrclaioacll'codCoi
4 NOTICE
\
--—' year will be one of the most ucosss-
' nastier—Canon l [ 3031? CB 3 3:10"!!! from h“ dim” 3‘ fui. 'Roporu made indicate its; there At f tho .
The marrtags of bliss Elisabeth Wi . ovornor’s and. is an abundance of trout in to. I meeting 0 Bond 0! M ' ' .
iris-u Bauer to Henry locitor took ' i-tmm and MO“ in wits 0‘ the Trust Company bold Friday mm 19130! The no,“
truce. in in. Fill Christian Jack McMahon and Edward licAilis elliema cold weather. Last fall about a” rate of four U - 22, ,_ a dividend at
leudrcii. in Brookiyi. New York. on i" were in town this veek. on short ,fi‘fl’hoé‘mfie 'gue'fid fi’yP‘imi ”fibula tho la) per cont. poi- annuin was declared to de-
:Sunday. last. Tbé ceremony was per-, “MW”; ,‘hcip furnish sport for fishermen cvery- a” It! tho it ‘ ”mg m of the W for
lion-ed by the itev. Frederick Marsh. 9““ Pilot-e Byinitton. of Belden sumac”, non ending larch 31, 1918. The same will be
' Gordon. About. 100 guests were in at- ““9" is the PM?" “f“ 0' I!“ liar) i _— ‘— enw on ’1’.”th “d M on m in” April I, 1918. .
. tendancc, and there was a reception 8' Bem’ a tumor horwsik residenb‘HQSPITAL WORKERS 3’ m 01 a" m 0‘ DWI-l. ‘
NOW HAVE $30,000
{later at the home of the groom's cous- ‘" her home in New “”3 City. !
i
in. Miss Carrie Sleiert. ,‘i‘bc bride was
\Fred Weasel of ilartibrd spent the.
lattended by hers iter. Miss Kathleen i (Continued from First PM).
“3°! “03330131317. Treasurer.
. work end with his tummy in Newton __
it illisms Bauer of South Norwalk. Tho avenue. . . . ' .
out man was Warren “ells. On their 1' . ‘ t ”ti-Iii" “milk!“ are ”STE 5100‘“? / S.
- “a out,tlepeopepre reazngtatto -
““”‘" "‘ 3°“ ”mm“ “‘9’ '9" SELLS FIRST BOND iliospiial must and shall bound they in- ‘ .
:eronaded at the railroad station by a; i - . ‘ '
tend to push the (hive over the top and
Tlatge number of friends, followed by IN LIBERTY LOAN ‘ come out victors. The work is over TRUST
[another reception by waiting friends‘ 'hl" completed, ' number 0' pleasing! 0 COMM
.at their newly furnished home at 191 twwflm "00' HP" Pace) 5 3:32:33: ztgbfinémulfe :zzhit:;u::'
tum“ ""“m i ml rick L. Lama-on. chairman of "and in the way ofattainlng ruli'auc
the publicity and subscription commlt- no“ in the ("We 101' the 350.000-
Emllv Wardwell Russell, thP widely
of South Norwaik,Conn.
i
tee. reported no the activities of a“. Mrs. Ernest l". McGregor. chairmanl
committee and ‘9“, on the firm”. of the workers’ committee is inspirin;
ments for th'e mass meeting which is 110' workers '0 additional 9'30"" The'
'0 be held Friday evening at the Nor- workers themselves realize that the.
walk Armory. ‘ fbospiial must be equ'gr‘od. .Tlil.‘ innit-I
Children, unless accompanied by tution. may be W“? ”N“! ”1““? "Ni
'aduits, will not be admitted to the nr—y I!" tum M "I! If not taktnl 3M,
known soprano. of Rowsyton. is giVing
a recital today for the Catholic Wo-
nlens Club of Greenfield and on the
Still of this month is to give. a recital
.‘Iin Washinuton. D. (‘., the latter beinx
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Childrsn Obserfully i I
... mm (-0-)
Troatod by Modern
a retnm engagement. Mrs. Russell mory Friday night. ‘ ' .chance. Th?! M"? Di" Mid" R" 901'“ ,
has been cuitc busy oi'iate with Hum: Mr. Lawson reported may Rev. Dr_;sonal feeling any} ave worked like. beav , Paint”. “*1th . -Aupflc 0m”
mus ”figment, . :(‘olneiius Wolikin oi the Fifth Avenue _ m in the canal of human").
' ' liaptist church would be the sputker oil .___.__._._. ”R 5 man”
S“ ‘1 J ”07'"; roll “h f x" the evening and if. N. Mayehoif re-l FOUND A CARRIE. PIGEON. s s
”‘9“ v." y W ' ° ° ° ported that David Blsp‘iam would sing‘
mt‘r Sixth Lommny. who bu been Oh and that the American Band would; A badly “Mid.“p' carrier pinion, Modonts Surgeon
:‘oyinx an if??? 3,1035%? P11111013: ”Tim," at the drive “a” up for con landed at the. iiounc oi Mari-boil on Cblwuior Very . .
ere,reurs« o s an -' ' .
‘ it n ch 0' ‘ l l L nd rail to sidcralion. The mass meeting Friday Merwin street early it“? morning. e" m M“. w°'k “MIST
9 ”"3 ° ' 0 n on ‘ " 9 1.".an will start n". ball rolling. dently having advance information .
h" " studyini- for examination for 4: t-la’urday the teams will get busy and that it was a very hospitable kind of n ' - ’
commission. .will roll up the subscriptions to put ‘pl‘c‘a' The bird had evidently been ’ ‘ 73 300‘” Ml"! Strut.
.._.. ' Norwalk on the map l nthe third Lib. struck by some missile. or had run Hours 9 a. In. to D p
Painless
and Conscientious
Dcfltlltry
Sympathetic
Treatment
t
Gas Administered
We Oxygen
-' ucihoo'
Gold and Porcelain
Restoration.
Miss Olive Wired spent the Easter crty Lean. ‘ "
vacal'cn'wiih her parents Mr and it was announced that some of the ‘lainst s [We wire. The bird was evl- “mpg. I", It. by IDDolntmcnt 5" rind; 0‘ Al‘tlfi- ‘
d H eed ill ' ilto. workers would attend ameeting of the dently of a high grade and while it 0 ea c c c" entuna‘ ‘
Mrs. 9“" ' W o “m n "° workers in this federal reserve district bore no “1993.59. it‘s 19‘ hand bore the ml" 0'.“ «» Jr“ "a 3"“.
nue. and returned to Orange. N. 1., 103- On Wednesday afternoon and "mml'numbers 1916 T and 9876 with a tri- Dsntistry. or'lalyztcfinfkil-
tent); rum: :1?” is hen: get! u a ' angle after the latter number. Game ,
"c e ‘ " p__....'" °° ' .CLAIM STRIKE WAS {Warden films was notified, but de-
i-‘ormer Representative Charles it. NOT AUTHORIZED;c‘d°d that as it '“ not “ "id bi'd' m
Tristranl. who has been enjoying a [that it was out of hlsJurisdiction. and
Florida. in 9,, "NORFOLK vi." Apr" 2,4;m-ern..'thc police station was notified, but as
m route {or home, and “- "th to meat officials in charge of army and all the ofhcers were out on trailic duty
M" mammo" ”Wt.“ "'9 ""99 idurlng the passage of the war trucks
i
m“ Roads (mum m" with "nmn.through the city there was no chance
-.‘._- labor leaders lure today in an effort. .
M. Frank Beater, son of Mr. and to have the 4000 carpenters and met .one to look after even a Dove of Peace
, so the visitor is enjoying the
Mrs. Frank C. Becker of flirfleld are A] workers on strike returned to worklhfli t
nue.nnd Miss Mildred Catherine Hawx- Sought-3h“ ”'0 "Mm ""9 W lMayeho hospitality until Auntie:
burst. are to be married in st. Mark's 5 ' inotice.
‘ Labor leaders claim the strike won
church. Wilton. tomorrowaitcrnoon. not authorized. > ' '
Hops to End Missouri Strike. i 0L” PM“ OPERATOR DEAD-
- e 08 it. who b in KANSAS CITY. 30.. April 2- The?
m3heggrn ll“: “(9.“, r at: er ":0“! Board of Business Agents represent; Oil. CITY, Pa). April 2,-iinrry C.
n s ' . , ing members 0‘ [In-i008 anOIVOd "I ”)0? “0989?. one of the moat widflrknown '.
injuries received in a recent auto IC' 891107.] gymp‘meuc strike harp. "auto" and .3 m I “1 U“ ed St t
cident has returned to the U. Sucamp, before it today a statement from g ‘ on n o 1 l a es. ,
reach this city some time tomorrow.
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CHURNED FOR TABLE. use
Free from Animal Fats
' i . OLEOMARGARINE
- ’ “lit: Nucoagurrcn Company,
.Employers' Association asking that al'la“ who clainrdli "‘9 distinction M .
. . sympathetic strikers be ordered bac’ tbcinx the first telegraph operator ‘0-
Wililanl O'Connor of South Nor- ”"5" in order. the association said “3°” ' p” ' association "9°" on a
that confidence in labor contract: t w it t“ h iedh d
walk spent Sunday with William 'may be meg/(“muggy . , ype r " ' ur "9 t° “3" Mr.
Fuchs of [Auden Place. Stamford. The. e association was hopeful for a ““5" d‘ in ”WWW" “‘3‘ Satur-
day, following an operation. lie was
the '
at Ayer. Mass.
' a'
W: manna 1\-\\$ vacuum .‘3
-~ to“ tum mama-re comew wvna
“w. yaw swr \‘r \s asaoutnvawt
'“V- MUN—{"9-
young men are classmates at Fordham settlement on the basis outlined.
University. . Reclining the strike of laundry 54 years. of age. He was connected in ..
an official capacity with nearly a doc .
5 workers, the association urged. it. set,
on large gas and oil companies. As an
) ‘ ilement upon the-basis offered by th-
ll rivate William lleliyer of foam]; laundry owners which was rejected l
Associated Press opsrator for the Oil
City Derrick ho was credited with in-
Dix. N. 3.. spent, the weekend at tho the laundry worker's. bringing ‘uholl‘
troducing the system of copying press
home of Miss Anna M'Keane oi Union the ”Mamet“ mi"- ' ,
The Board of Business Atlanta was
avenue.
re’pc‘ ‘rts on tyvewriters.
fwsiilng today for it reply to a let
Try it Sentinel Want Ad.
&85 W:
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tutu» .:
431“?»-
' ' . am sent to William H. Tait,- chat--
Mrs. Stewart F- “3" of Brooklyn, an of the Sstional War Labor Board
, Phone .1405
N. Y.. was a week-end guest of her offering t leave-all questions, in tilt
sister. Mrs -J. n. Malkin oi fission mike ‘0 I“ body for ”lumen!- ,
terrace ’ . The bread shortage which cesuitei"
from the walkout‘oi the union mm'MMHER! an “in” , “L _ '_
“continued today, the open simps being
. CENTRAL HOTEL
s‘lnoroomsbythédsybrmok. Steam -
guts and gas. line (info attached; also Restaurant. Italian
electric
. Miss llehsie M. Beers and Lester D. unable to me“ the demand. ’1 Lmiricn “’19-
Beers of 1‘00 Grassy Plain slush: ______‘___._. u , ’9 31118! no . “a 0]! 11‘8“ _ ‘ . Tel. 1555
Bethe]. s cfit East r with lativcs m‘ SYRUP of H i ' moo ““1 . .
“walk.” ~ a W i “m" é-éziAwaun‘me - t D1838; Hanagor. J.D1838A, Proprietor..
Mrs. w. s. atewdri of Danville. Main Extends Privileoe to Purchase IONWE ls comm ' ""' ' ““‘ “‘—
lecriy Bonds on installment Plan .
Penn. has returned home. after a
/
week's visit with friends infi'est .\'ol~
, . . ,-
. The Actna Life insurance Company , if cu", ”nylon, sick, Biiioua, Clean
walk. i'and affiliated "companies. the Aetna Ll
-..Casualty and 'Surety Company and - ttlc ”V" ”'4 39W“!
Man the Automobile. insurance Company.‘ Chili"!!! love this "innit laxatiev,"
Lancelot Mallet pf the Mianus
ufacturing company w" an Easter oi Hadford will again offer to their and nothing else cleansed the tender
. employees and to employee“ 0' COW stomach. liVer and h we '
Ne'burfihv ““9" mellow tnduntrt" WWWVW” “" A child simply notation-l; 21:33:
i'pllrcllasm Liberty Bonds on the. in- .
(stalimentgplall. ‘ ‘ tocmpty the bowels. and the result
Charles Vcrlin." who is training all The new Government Bond Wlli‘bt‘at' 1" "‘9’ become “3W” “fife" with r -
the omen-“ch00, alnYaphanlt. I“ L'iiilll‘l't'fll. lit) the mic oi 4‘1-2' it" imit- waste, liver sets sluggish. stomach 60 N main st
. Thane »Wh0 have bonds n0“.:cfln con‘l‘munl "19“ your "“10 one become. . .‘
the Aetnn floss, half-sick, feverish. don't eat,
/
m"
, 7 SprianSilotvillg oi.
Suits, Coats, Dresses and Waists‘
“The Little shop"
'- South llo§wslk
The‘ patriotic duty of
,Llfe will help thousands to partici-I
pate in this historical event who otilorw
sleep or act naturally, breath is bad,
system full of cold. has sore throat.
——-———
ii. Orr parent" and family of New
' . " ~ 'lfoihei-l See it tongue is coated then
' t i. . i i . .
Ingram: ”r2233 2’?" ‘59:”:va give a tealpoonfui .of “California Byr- H
. _ great it over-subscribsd due to the tic-,np of Fill." ’ and in a few hours all : /
Claytongregofy has reium‘ed to ".1, live part of the Asia: Life in seillns'tilo constipated waste, sour bile and
‘ \ 'thc bonds on thi- installment plan toiundlgcstod food passes out of the sys-
thousands oi purchasers. . President .,
Butkelcy of .tho l‘stns info roccivsdi‘m' “a you '3". ‘ "l" playful '
imucb praise from Washington oilicials child "“3- .
, ’ ‘for the wonderful: rll accomblisbcd. 'biilitons of mother give "California M
who is stationed witb‘ ' . / . Syrup of li'igr"j talcum it is perfectly
' Program Plinth! o,‘ l. r. y. la, mammalian; children tors it, and it nor-
“ at:
C3;
the weekend
wits his routs in Nor-
SUITS,
. ' .
l“ .
Walter hole.
CdA'rs
.t.
'aud bowels. ,
,, All: your drugglst for a bottle of ‘
V‘Csilfornia. Syrup of Figs," which has .
full directions for babies, cblldron of
,5 - ,buslness.
i l ‘ ‘ til—rattan—
i F '
nu ‘Norotl' The new Mum “Point and Clay
---; \JACOBY’S",
‘ Disiinciiver-siyies'in ‘
ammo-to $45.oo
// .
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It
_ sits, cumulon- timid-w oi-iis «all.
mutton travai- school
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all sci-“sad if: nova!- plain!!!
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