.‘R’d'fl- .. ‘ t
5
I
no
m
on Saturday as usual.
,
‘ to herxbome on Seaviaw avenue.
all
lives.
. : business. .
i this afternoon.
m-..—
fih home for ashort vacatlon.
- business is to be transacted.
firs. Milton Elwood of Cove avenuo.
toientertaln the members of the Eu-
{vor Circle of the downtown Con-
”optional church at her home on
“freedom April 10...
Whether or not local residents will
spite pay last year's prices at Com-
is’believ'ed will have to pay an ad-
price but Westport people will
ya the usual prices charged to them.
‘ to a few local residents have had
thing muses at Compo- Beach dull
a yeast years. The matter of prices
H probably be settled about June -.
fistflorwalk residents are request-
Voto by sending in to him the
together with the addresses of
in the service of the United States
'tfitlthey can votn at election time
insulate election. Mr. snlith‘has to
uup a list of all of the-registered
of this city who are in the ser-
"It- the United 'States within
titty days and send this list In to,
pad. 4‘,
regular monthly meeting of tha
was—held Tuesday afternoon at
.gt‘clock at Community Hall. Mrs.
allace Marvin. president of the as-
‘to the committee reports which
5 presented as briefly as possible
address given by Miss Dot‘la
Pinneo of the Norwalk library.
ladies were delighted with Miss
" ' . little talk which was on “Lib
or ." asubject on which the
', r is thoroughly informed, and
d of information. together with
ma! experiences given to Miss
" . unharming way was it soul-cc
nob pleasure to the ladies pros-
lllcidepially Miss Pinneo advised
ladies that the East Norwalk im-
potent _ Association is the only
a club in the state of Connecti-
Ming their on building. The
york committee are now busy
plans (or the summer and plans
.ramnage able to be held next}
‘ Oulllder'ank sale was‘to
held is.ffg¢obm was post.
that .it “dorm,- intestate
.. 39.15%" for relief of
~.-~W .
of the “element wean},
'91 if" salmon.»
‘ "‘3' ‘ up
W
M»
' "13 “1mm the south has 39mm— whipping them into shape to give the
lfinlshed performance that they did
‘last evening and Mrsxwmiam it. Has-
uell. the accomolniost is also entitled
... from a visit in Boston wlth to much credit for her .work. it is
{really hard to say which number-was
lthe beat on the program the whole af-
iuir being so good. so out of the usual
. u. M. E. church mat yesterday Hf“ run of such attairs and so skillfully
u- at the church and disposed of done. All who attended last evening
«were delightfully surprised with the
way the whole concert went off. That-c
has never been an affair
home talent has figured in Norwalir in
some years that met with the sues-ax
rs. Eva Smith of East avenue has
no .‘Ludies' Ma society of the East
n, Arthur Carr of Second street is
. .. ng the Mothers of the Wom-
s dualllsry of Christ church at her
““0 Davis. son .of Attorney and
“ Loo Davis of Rowan street. who ,
Wing school at Phillips-Audu-
“The 8. P. C. G. Club will meet at the
f or Stanley Carpenter at 20 Ed-
avenue tonight at 7 :30. All mem-
"sre»ssked to be present. as im-
Bosch for bathing houses is only
opened their residence in Cudlipp present. .w
m” 3°" Out of town residents street. aflen'epending the winter in J
do assist Town Clerk Herbert ELI
‘ » in making up a list of the sol-i
"Ibo young men. who are vote-cs who 1
forced
Pi”?
on
John
tthat ”Ye Geode Concrete" did lasl few days' visit'in N
evening.
has
‘ Mrs.“ Ada Thomas of Highland ave-
fnue. who has been ill during the [past
' winter is about again. . 3
New York.
. Mrs. F. G. Brown and daughter, Mrs.
Jenkins. of New York, have arrived
"8 at their summer home at Tokeneke.
l
i
80!). l
. lien
Brooklyn. .
Mas-tom {at
like: or; Sinusitis Gasman" m
sit-saint. trim «as W
! Francis Huylor of Rowayton avenue,
accepted a position with the ‘
Lockwood Garage in Norwalk.
—-——_
bin—and Mrs. Samuel G. Adam's hm
Mr and Mrs. Herbert Wheeler-of
.‘lew York are preparing for
titer season at Tokeneke ,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stubell of
Highland avelule are the
York. are at their residence in Logan,
street, for the summer. ’
1' M.” l
Mrs. Earl F. Thomas of Rowarton}
“ME: has been teaching in the Du-'
hool, this week. '
Mrs. Raymer Werme of Highland
‘ avenue, has returned from Camp Dev.
,Norwnllt improvement Assoclu-, ens, Mass, where a
‘ husband last week.
Mrs. James Dr's
y.._'_
t the time could be devoted to} The preliminary work on the farms
necessary for early cropping offspring
wheat and oats'is well under way, the rented the lower part 0‘ Mrs. Tris-
warm days and dry .condition of the items “M“ next to the Methodist
soil being encouraging to the farmers. fara‘ona‘gmlwhicll; was occtupled‘b. m:
and should the present conditions con- . am y o A vall ' W lmo ' and expel:
tinue an early harvest will result. it to move into it It
will be remembered that‘the season
was late last year which resulted in u1
complete upsetting of plans through -
out the entire summer. ‘
.._..9..
on; sea-rune .70 as lurea‘pso
BOSTON. April 4.--Dr. Karl Oscar
7... .9». ‘
lie eye-tag also
the "Rye.“ “Bum Bpflgg‘s'fii ;
(George Hearst) who. accompanied by.
the chorus. which was very well traiu- :-
ed ,III .5110 did
sans “Cousin imam" a ladies quar-
. .tatsil‘ilg “The 'Chilnes" did very .
sealant-hurt no mood of In.
3.3. Gregory ss Samatha Highsynger; . - ‘ ‘
am. I. R. McCausland in Susan 5
Momma. "0. Huntington as in. (horse WW
, . fimzflofrong “m “a. “[5. 81.‘ been “but" ill N0! Yfli'k. ‘
' h u Priaoella'Goodatock. Others
- tumultbrem sore.
, “lira. a. it. .Pa'ttorsoo. urn. Oscar m» to “or!“
. titlulres. Lewis Walloon. n J. Thomas
and'John Se to. Mrs. action it,
Boson St. do??? and Mrs. Lucyplray A' ‘ P' “m a new cost “and Dam
Case. All who were connected with 0' which the company “ fou "
'the "itoucerte" are highly pleased at
the success that it met with and feel
giuflyrepaid for the work that they summer ”I.
out very
iiilve done over it. The hail,waa hand- . '
Laomely decorated and the costuming
alumnus-ohms" 5m" was also unique. , ,
L Much «Edit is due to Mrs.
Smith and A. N. Paddock. who labored
3- 1* church.
Highway.
in which
i
A-AA-
l.icaliy lighted.
parents of , a‘
_‘ l
Grout.
grocers.
be accompanied her
-—..
.A..
Bertliug. who was sent from Berlin "‘0'
to, this country in 1914 to. uphold the
German cause in public lectures. was'
taken to Fort Oglethorpe. 0a.. today, to
be interned for tho-duration of the
. Iflai- as an enemy alien. He was mar-
m” and placate k announced tied yesterday to Miss Helen Giots. of
New York city.
WIN. LEA
' ATHENS,
. .
in.
.Rynders. , mm. mused of
/ pro-German senflulsota.
, . .labouthianeckaammau’;
. that! 1.9! will i l‘mjtsm last algae by “loyalists" M
hlmto kissdha, cubism
m t- ,
.___ 7 suddenly.
alarm Paulina: ‘ ‘
Ml -‘.""Dhl§a W. .‘
Militias
tom a-woro
Fred A. Weeke hsayreturned trout a
Painters have been busy giviug‘the'
, Goons Lash aspects to reopen his
idence here some time this
Ralph W. Burchard has beenar; '
pointed canton of the Cmtional
Thieves helped themselves a few
nights ago to four fancy [owls belong.
ing to W. L. Brhryver of the King’s
Mrs. Ernest ll. Grout and her son,
Master Everetnllave been enjoying a
cw York, as guests
‘of Mrs. Thomas titlrley.
Mics Dorothy Morehouse..a student
ofilrew Semiury for Young Women at
Cal-blot. N. Y.. has been enjoying the
itaster holidays at home.
: Word has been received from Cor;
: poral Waller Devcrlll of the Aviation
1 (‘tllps in France. indicating he is in the
thick of the fighting.
Miss Elsie .‘iiaclrey. formerly of the
.Post ltoad. who has been spending-
‘aome time with iricuds in Rowaytun.
has been calling on friends in town.
..........__ i .
, at: Called“ this." Jfiflfiates is
? milking his home with his cousin, Mrs.
(learns Clock of ME "
L Dr. H. D. Hanson received on Mon-
‘ titty. a line new Dodge sedan car, elec-
lt will seem alrlnfze
to'sloe the doctor in any other car the 1
his faithful old “Lizzie."
Miss Anna Noxon has returned' to.‘ tor. tile economist and author. whose
the sum- her utudies at Wellelloy College after: reputation as one 0: the leaders a!
spending the Easter vacation at thc'the intellectuals among the socialists
home of her parents Dr. and Mn. ’0! ‘this country is we] known.
George Notion of the Post Road.
The regular weekly drill of the Da-5 In California.
' rlen Home Guards will-be held ttt the Farm, the place. will hereafter be,
Lewis Parker and family of N" town hall this evening under command known as 0x llldge 3am. ~Heury it.
of Captain Wheeler and Sergeant Cooke,,avho has been auparintonden
lint many yours, t‘vlll he relalmdfis’
‘When the big supple train passed
_‘ through Dorian. this week, and a halt
lwas made, apples: and oranges were
handed to the men by l". .V. Ceulroll
and the- Walter5 Stewart company
P Town Clerk 8. R. Ploy: is readylo la-
suo dog licenses for the current yzar.
"m" “'1 ““5“” It is hoped the hoopla will lute od-
tlon presided. There were about1 0! Rowayton “9”“9' are spending a vantage and have their logt licensed
“ ' .« week with Mrs. De 0 d' ‘ . ‘ ‘ '
dye members present who “3 ‘ am it ' mother in as early as possible and not wait until
‘ there is only one or twodayl loft; ‘
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Lowndes have
ithin a week or so.
Mrs. F. V. "Cantrell has returned
from Palisades, N. ..Y., where she was
called last Week by the death of hor
; father, John JIlliil. He was engaged
' in boating on the Hudson until he re‘
tired from active businessa few years
Mr. and Mrs. C. ,W. Idol-shown were
summoned- to Chicago. a few dam
i-lXO. by the déatb of the latter's fa-
tller. Claudine Blair. who has been an
occasional visitor heron
80th year, and his den came very tug/of deep gratitude for.
Initiation ,9, Broolslyn is sort-
ouslydll with mum last the boots
of bar '.son. Walter . Humbert. on
‘Ifltsloid «noel, illnessw Indus!- .
who dauts‘have kept the doctor atlr‘.
hating W's misinost‘ooastantlylm
pie avenue, for the
‘aathcbonattus-vrswvsdala‘
W
n...
__.a
Smith has‘
. 6
High Ringer
.Williaia J. lather repaired the en
liow near the door' . Q
O
' Marshall
latency.
.P. Richards
years.
week's pictures ‘
,, Canada's first, .,.
”Will "relate so efof; hilparsonailer
portence on the battle’lineg That the
recital will a; turning l9 evident.
Sergeant Gibbon“ on, captured: at
Ypres. after he had been aevbrcly
wounded. and swim on the le-
field in rags, butfitlruedjnd uhabl»
to walk. lie worih'tho‘flcrman’yar
prison camp at Gleason, .and lptjlrn-
lug home. invalided, ls'now telling‘thc
story of tlu‘great Minute, ,
a; X Y ~ ‘m‘d‘
‘ 4. ml estate Worm!
. id-
week. Highland. Farm; on ox stage.
one of the properties in this town
owned by MIR. iirlen'Phelps-Stoket,
has bet-n sold tdlivnry. L. Stoddard o!
Now York. who will make it his sum
mvr home. The place has previously
't [100" the home of Mrs. Phelps~Stoltes'
.. ,d‘nughier and son‘in’law. Robert Hun-
.Ml’.,
Hunter, has not spent much time in
i nation of late years and is now livius
lusteud at Highland
superintendent by the new owner. (
. .
FRENCH oav oasaavso. ,
“ I doubt! saw faxlnlilh tar-
‘ party all Nan-rumor: not“: res j .g
.8 - “mill“
Rev. Thomas 1,. Price. despite his1
loam: locks. proved um be is still '“Wonmim
ms of “the boys,” by taking a half- ‘
Mien lads a few days ago on an out Ju“"m97
mobile trip to his summer bonsai. mm” ‘” hater.
trance to the annuities and :put some!
patches h the floor yesterday. 1.3184 spent Easter with his parents.
scurrying of thousands of pairs oil _
feet during the last the years had" “"9" “0'” “d “my 0’
worn the sill ”d m . deep ho"twel'e guests of Mr. and Mrs.
‘ ' , Hiram Taylor of waaytcn spent
Barton is to add another me to
..bar distinguished ”menu mu: ltus- Sunday at H‘lllandale Farm, Talmadge enable them to save bread enough to
isell Patterson of New Yank, who has Hill
so hard and ions with the chorus,. The “we. of the ‘Darieu Red Cross oonductedaschooi ”navigation which
‘met at the Fire House yesterday tori
their regular weekly meeting. ’
was founded it his father. has leased , .
. the property (Jun M K Bibbius on comb Camp. 8. of V., was held Monday 3'“ '1 means that "0"”? who “I
the Post Road. When the United "em?“
. , ‘ ’ ‘.
David Erickson. the artist who hast-8m” entered the war: Mr. faltmorr
. ‘ . . turned his school over to the ’l’. M. C.‘
been. occupying the Bibblna residence A. and accepw an important Do
' i re ’ ’
willh shortly “hitfdtzntzzszlgs Who ltion with the U. 8. Shipping Board.
"9 '3 e “’3 ' ' iThe property was tossed through the-
real , estate
Two presentations are to be given atI
Center school Friday of the new war
films. one at 4 and the other at 8. it
Its expected that the auditorium will be
taxed to its “out both times, although
"movies" more than once a week have 3'
not been tried in Darign for nearly fire
A special ‘feature of fills;
, bean address of‘
Sergeant Arlhttt 41mm one f at
0~.solutilarrs, who
orabe magnitude its “thi'bificlsd. .thls'
int 5 r
Odette Everett. Jr.. has a position
The uew‘policetnan. Harry Plait. ‘s
and lMllllnes’y
I CIARGB Aerators mm
*
of Camp Devon's was
.M
, Wallace Smith of New York spent
. Y.
3 GIRLS
l The National War Garden Commis-
sion says that the gardeners of Ameriv.
,ca can procduee suilcient food this
Norwalk .year in their back yards or in Vacant
mun, lot gardens to enable them to save
enough meat to feed an array of 1.000
000 men for 302 days. The food that
can be raised in these garden show
Prank Kelley of Rutgers College
o—‘w
Easter.
"feed 1,000,000 soldiers for 248 days.
These figures show that the “war
garden" is verynnuch worth while.
forty applications
”m- ’ /
l Alregular means; of Richard Hol-
duriug the «voting season.
must have a garden this year. Boys
‘ and girls as well as adults must enter
James Middlebrook has resigned in... the work. To this end ,the Junior
position with the Norwalk Tire and Food Anny idea 1» betas pushed bv
Rubber Company, the War Bureaus of every town and
A-" city in Connecticut. When a bov or a‘
The Shawnee Campfire girls will girl enrolls in the Food Army and
meet with Miss Nellie Doyle next starts a war garden. a membership
Monday evrnlng. button is received. ' it is not only
the start, but the compietl‘on of the
work in this “War Garden" that
counts. To this and, a certificate of
service signed by the Governor will
be given to all Food Army members
who finish their jobs.
it is not alone the Amer-loan Army
and Navy and the American citizens
that will benefit by the charts of the
"War Gardeners." All of our allies
and the populations behind them will
m
Miss Dorothy Bowling 0.” Stamford,
spent Easier day with her parents. Ml.
and Mrs. A. A. Bowles.
ole Sam in this county.
with the world's reserve toad
Mr. and no. Leland and daughter 0'
antford were Easier guests or role
tivml in town.
urea should be more than dotib
menl for Junior Food And? as
the State Committee.
William Krapowicz attended the fun
neral in..\’ew York. Saturday. of the
Coats. Suits, Dita-ales, Skis-ls
T
l .......,.,._.
Carpenters under the direction clam!” “‘1' his parents. VAR GARDEN3~ F0" 3°“ AND ‘
M. C. Aggroups and other low“
organizations for boys and girls.
- There are twelve products listed oil
the membershp card and one or mom
projects may be checked by members!
who select some definite war morbid
the food production 3“ momma
.- lines. Gardens... canning, 1!le
Returns from Shelton, , Qtrdtiml,
Ridgeflfld and Fairlie“. whore} '"lilx
Molet‘ts are now being prompted to
the boys and girls. indicate an emul‘v':
merit of well over 1,500 tmemhovlw-
Next week Stamford, Norwalk. “twill"
wish and other shore line downs twill
x’begin their Junionllnod Army drin.
Last year there new about 3.3“!
club members producing food for 'iIn-v'
This year,
will“? '
the lowest ever known. the above fin"
101A.
50.000 membership .is the apportionv
sci by
. ”I ‘ _ A my {of Wm
well-known athlete. Marlin Sheridan. share '5 the those bencflifl. The ”,3 fitifilgtzrfflnm
' son is that there is only a cerium .afig',‘ Griffith
. The last of the series of felowcraft ”WW" 0' ‘00“ available in ”‘9 “'0’” nasal museum
social: will be held in the Masonic to feed these various armies and na-
Tenlple. Wednesday evening, April m lions.
01.!
Ml Post if desired-«Prisca. or ii bottles till.
I'raaa: ‘ .;
i Ina EVANS. emu. co..cmcuuu'n. o
i' A concentratedporganised effort i:
V" ‘ . ' uti- .
, Mrs. C. if. Manny", and two wm'xnaeded in every town and «zltvttowe'd
Charles and Floyd, ”am Sunday m lac idle land. prevent waste 0 . .
th llr nx vi Hi i i ,
l 9 " ' s M to M v“ intent and to obtain results. ,
i ' l . here is a challenge!
, Mrs. Fittings of New Paltz. x. v., all 5"” “d F“ *‘
lusting with her son. Charles mum
of/ Harrison street.
; ,/
We nretold that German boys and
girls are compelled to raise food. bet
3us have an equal dumber of volunteer l
food producera‘itl Pairiield County to
match. Jointthe Junior Food Army to!
day. Don't wait. Go to your locan
War Bureau Food Army Committee or!
-write to the. Falrfield County Farm!
Bureau. Dsnburv. Conn.
Stanley Dot-yea is spending monu-
ter vacation with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Duryea in Oak street.
George Evans, a student at the
Shenandoah Military Academy. spent
Sunday with a friend in town.
Paoonaas or JUNIOR FOOD AR ’
l aw moan m FAIRFIELD i
$440.00
paint included. rot-
- William Reddiilgton of New Yorln COUNTY
spent Friday and a portion of Suture! The call of the Committdee of Food
day with his parents on Smith Ridge. Supply, State Couucl of Defense, for!
boys and arts to enroll .iu the Colinec .'
ticut Junior Food Army is meeting:
Jpn“ so" 0' New Canaan "‘5 ‘ ‘36" with great response. in fifteen of the;
The Talmadge lull factory of o. n.
:nnd to supply instruction, encourue-imake a TNCk
With lYour Ford
ands Graham Brothers
one Ton Attachment
.1 Cum Body,i Attachment
all attached to your Ford tor
dc-
.stoasirslitmtcaii 1959
. ' ,s ‘ ;
tract for making a trench-digging ma twentythme towns and cities a Food; Alisa“ , affine
chine. ‘ ‘ Army Committee has been appointed, . , ‘ ‘
———‘
lby‘ the local War Bureau. That these; .
5
Count Charles daggéltambrun ,Qaysf
Foch Will quncatadoifra's'
W Victory l ‘
‘ . l
“r“ BALTIMORE. Md. All?“ ‘-_M“"
1914, will be dupll' ted by General
Foch. Cohnt de Ch mbrun, counselor
of (the French Embassy, predictedrto-
day’ in an address dellverdd on the oc-
casion of .the "French day" at Balti-
more's "Over There" Liberty Loan Em.
hibitlon. . .
“With the heroism of sublime faith5
and the determination which bring?
victory.” he .declared, "France faces
the most formidable attack that» the
world has seen since the int-cad of At
t tilt. at the Rcman generatdid in
defying the scourge of God, what
Joffre succeeded. in doing in 1914, Gen-
em‘ Foch will do tomorrow.
"Although the turtle may luatfor
months. he continued, "Trance/will
, tom. flinch and. will not rraotlte he:
. ‘ sword unit] the day when all nations.
small and great,“ delivered from the
shackles of military. despotism. can:
live in a brotherhood iof peace.’ " i
in outlining the reasons for France's‘
urshakabln confidence, the Count do
. Ghantbrun conveyed his
e was in his
America's
aid. , ‘
‘/ "For Just a year now." he said
"France has . ‘heardy rise beyond it;
um the voice or support and comfort
from, the greatest democracy on faith.
“Shela grateful for all, your contri;
Juliane!“ your boundless generosity.
Shelli. tor the an
silai Joifre'e'l' victory}: the Marne, in!
_ ing' visited his sister upon several 03- ' -- ”l
ns‘ion's ‘feei- poms lastly -to«tho (meeting alumna)"
tools. immediate on that (littoral glass was at washcloth-lunch? .
W “"h'" h” ”MV'WW»W WWW “Missal mum' ..t ‘
. . n at Constantia.
7"“: C. Brown, south avenue. Tuesday and patiently , _ fl» ' l d' Dentistry '
‘9 a ternoon. \' fraud by Modern , ' ‘ ‘ maymnathatic :
‘ . ‘ . . Painless’m ‘ Anathema 7mm“ 7*
No dancing class washeld . this ' * , , . . .
week. out of - courtesy to Mrs. King; ' ms mum -
. , .
onevof the CMNI'OIIBB,~WIIOSG husband. ; is” 11.. Gas Administered
Rupert aging. .died raaturday. The, ‘ , ' w , . , - A.,_.» "5er c. 9'11””
meeting of the class has been poat~. M°WAA.' V SW 3““ 9””
po’ned for two weeks. ' .clsargaatfor ISL '
, . ’ Bast Dental wot-it
As in October, so again the meeting I *
> . , . , .1- ., 5
of‘ the New Canaan historical Society 73 south Mill: Street. . ‘
will be merged out: that of the Librs- 6°" 3"“ we"
w, Method ,
. ”mama, “ 1.,
9' G' Taylor. m” Lorena Taylor committees are actively engaged is Ssavlaw ‘7‘: u “mat.
and Leon Tucker; motored to Phiin shown»? report! coming to the Form > In” a"? the m.
dolphin 1“! Thursday, and returned Bureau oilice of eniollments being We Phone 1959 _
. Saturday evening. made through the schools. Boy Scouts. I, , Home ”10001522
A meeting of the Woman's llama} ""““"‘"‘ “‘
Missionary Society or the M. E; L, A ,. I
téchurch we. held at the home” Mra.’ » FMItlmt Cheerfully Painless
aln
M in! A il15 t 8 1 ' Hours 9 a. m. to 9 D Restoration. ill:
ryono “I; W _.a p.m..n _ y rsln _ Allkinda‘ofAnt .
the Historical? Society’s room of the. ~ “J: "ice of m. by appointment ciai Denim“
library. Mrs; lrving Lockwood will . fit“ class _, m . Gm gt: page
read a few ,eelectiona. I .. .1 ‘ _- Pontlstry. .‘ r L) 1i, ‘ my”...
The funeral pi the brother‘of Mra.‘ ‘ , - -. ‘ .
F. Farms, in New York, occurred last
week on the.annivoreary of his birth.
He was known in New Canaan huv- _ ‘ ’ CE
casions. Pneumonia. augmented by a N 0 I I
‘woak heart. was thanause at his death. ‘ '
u.
Members of the Woman's club and
their. as well as :those ,of the public
who wish tov'attead; are. mueaud to
lunch Hall. on Friday. April ii. in no
tier abstrthe routiaa‘ lasts of the
‘ dispatched .
outstation passboohs and paid on and sftsrtpril d, 1018.
annual pulsating may 9/ ,
=Byondsrofihsioasdotbiruton. 3
Without dollytqudoot encroach on that . . . a ’1'!" , .-
31!!! to hams,» hotwivep‘tolthe" . : ~ ‘ ,r . L030! Hon . I mum
program. emotion . ",Mllondnlwfodoso ” . . .. . ,.
It. has «so «.sun..m- MW.” do. . f
www.0(h’ M'1MDII‘» rt ‘ f ';y
to
st. new of then/card of nil-om or The Pooplas'. -
Trust CZmpsny"bdd:PJidsy, March 22, 1918, a dividend. at
."i' norm afford-(4) per «or. per- annum wasdsclared tode-
position in tbs Savings magmatic out of the earnings or
thesixmonthsending larch 31, 1918. The same will be
.. ,1
Elm.
poultry seem to be very popular. flows
over in Ridgcfield the potato club is
meeting wiia great enthusiasmrwvw
for mambomkip
have been renewed. The Iboys in till-l
club will each raise an eighth new
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