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he” who have read“ the other side m “I.
in safety. mi
to ”‘vitb a soft use
m l iii-lanes
outoita'honw- mumm.hittheeurhild
‘.brlngafew vegetables tothstahls.
lira Eli-er Hendrick of Bat ave
nuc entertained the members of the gum” 3M weather set a
WhtehYourthllbyuterdlyd- largenamberct‘hone gardeners'al
term at her home- The W? work spading their gardens and doing
weefly work was gone through 'other work that is necessary at this
. ltiaiii or the year.
The W ‘Aid Society It! the first .
5'1““ Climb ‘8 will i“ “3‘“ in. and iirs, John rust. of Detroit.
meeting at the home “I" Ralph Michigan, slid 1811.1! Dolls", of
”a... Winfield street, this attor- Ml", N” York. "0 visiting u
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Evory. of Pennoyer street.
The East Norwalk improvement As
aociatloa is to hold a rummale I“. 0. “Al" Kerwin the popular taxi driv-
Friday “89730011 the 12“), all (88’ er and punk" 1)“ accepted g govern
Saturday end 5mm” ""1“" "‘P merit position with the contraction
13th and the “110le PM” 1“" oomp‘y at WilsonsPoint Al'smany
“- we! Guild of Christ church been named as receiving stations for friends wish him success in “I“ new
“I wills‘irs. Frank Sturdeyamo of articles intended for the sale which line. _
me Billet this evening. should be left so that they can be col-l
looted by Thursday morning. .Tbe re -
lecion of ofllcera of the Mayflower calving stations are Mrs. ,G. E. Thomp
‘cnv MARKET
NO.IAIN 31'
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at the regular meeting to be hero 1. bell. 196 East avenue; Mrs. James H.
- ' Hartford. 80 Winfield street; Mrs 1874
. ______. 1 tag Bradley. Van Zant street; The Gas-
The district commissioners met last ham company’s store on First street. .
evening on their new meeting it .lrs E. F. Smith. 29 seavlew avenue
.d transacted the usual routine busi- and Mrs. 1-H. Taylor, 48 Cove ave.
lbs. t'lnue. it is hoped that there will be a
number of articles handed in.
John it Sample of East Norwalk,‘ —-—— I
has rented a house in Bennett Place. A LOVAL uncut can. I
Glenbrook. and will move in as soot! Are you a loyal person, are you an 1“" 5“?“ 0‘ M" T'
u it is readv tor occupancy. i, honest man,
'—'—"— [Just ask yourself these questions. and
. “eutenant John Keogh who In answer if you can.
will!!! a furlough here from Camp Where do you get your living, where pany.
. Devens. expects to return to camp do you make your home. I
within alshort time. He is in good Or are you only staying. expectins
“111. i soon to roam
Mr’s. E. Groescbner received noticeI Do you expect protection from old
yesterday that her son. William Gross- Glory, as she dies
Gil". 0111“ Old 3m GMT-IN”. ‘38 ‘O'er land and sea. the grandest eight
new a member of the 66th thallium.I that floats beneath the allies? i3
field 'Artillery-' had arrived safely I'll answer these quite briefly, with no 5 S W '1“, M51...“ employnl
‘overseas " i attempt to dwell a. carpenter; it Camp Upton is spend
Mrs. James Carroll of New llama la
istranl of Barton
v
Frank Standing has accepted a posf
tion with the Walter Stewart Com—
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Mrs 1“. Milton Smith is entertain-
".309! daughter Mrs. W. ll. Slaughter rl
of Brooklyn.
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Mrs. w. i. uwtisss and Mia. Chav-
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Conny hhd.
mums-um“ the “8";- have,
nan. Therearealaeaaumberofotherwho have tried the recipes heart“!
Urea-okra lumfiflted camapadagpaasrthaawithihs.
lotte model“ lilting relatives in ‘
- )t their West Side home. after spend-
AN more ranca
Not only ylutpioves but ”meets
my
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All lrsiss. heights. and deal;
Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr. C. E.
78 “WON Street
8 miles of fascia sold and erected
during the last fifteen years
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Mr. and 'Mrs. John 'P. Fitch spent
Sunday with relatives in Redding.
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Mrs. Charles Barnes is convalescr
ing from several days illness.
Miss Grace Scotleld has spent set)-
eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Definls 0
Chase at Iirooltview Farm.
s—r—do
Mrs. Frank P. Mort-house has re-
turned from a visit with her sister in
out Hampton. '
\
Norfleld Grange. will hold its next
regular meeting on Friday evening,
April 12. ’
The two children of 1K and Mrs.
Charles Broch are undergoing an at
tack with measles.
Levi Squares has taken a position
at the S. J. Miller farm. in Cannon»
dale.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corsa are now
ing the winter in New fi'orlt.
Miss Annie Fitch has returned to
To point you out the difference 'twist “m several 6‘" in town.
Heat en and hell l
{85.88” 8 I l C C. llrowilJ has opened his summer
If you percbancc are loyal. “by not blr' "5.69"“, at Tokenelte preparatory to
honest too? #"lt‘ to limp. pleastnt weatlit-r
"Ye Goode Concelte' will he "peat
" . pd at Community Hall. Friday even-
IIJ. under the Inspires of the East
Norwalk improvement Association.‘
such h“ ‘7'“ the demnnd for another Don't simply do that little to barely
mutation pull you through l John A. Finch of Dorian has begun
The Mayflower limit—8s Ladder Coru This country is a nation. with Uncle E11... furniture moving and an 0 {max
Sam the boat. in; busincsri and has his bra-i itial'tcn
Now strip yourself for action. help in town.
pull the thing across. '
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may met last evening and made plans
to attend the pinochle tournament to
behold Friday evening at the rooms of
Int-oil: Council, at... 4 0. U. A. M. for
thebeneflt of a member of both Lin~
' all Council and the Mayflower com
naa'y.
I
Mrs Marion Smith entertained ‘the
Our boys tu‘e in the trenches, and beg» 1. miles Whisi Cltib ldst.weeh. Prizes
sing us for guns. Iwere awarded Mrs. Helen Morehouse;
Just loan your idle quarters. and llelpiw and Mrs. William Reid.
us lick the Runs. 4-
You get your three squares every tiav. Captain Herbert Wholer. F. C.
your downy bed at night Brown. and A. C. Burma are among
Yo our part. we ask is very small to those who have reopened their sum-
! - help us win the fight. lmcr home at 'l‘olienelte.
i ..
Would you change places with those Chaimian Henry M Baler has hr!
boys, to take their chance and pay.v01nléd Robert Rudd Whiting a mean
it wouldn't- be just eight hours long. ber of the publicity committee of the
but at it highland a”, finance committee for the Third Lib .
lt isn' just your money. folks, it means ”'3’ L08" campaign which opened last;
your work as well, [ “Ni
It means. put energy in toil, that need- ' '
A movement is on foot to orasnbo
ed stores may swell. i
\ a baseball team to represent Dilieli
Now who is um big Uncle 8am for on the diamond this summer. A ‘lrst-
whom you work “a toll class team ought to be picked from
For wb you spend your money, 'm,‘ the wmlth of material there ir in that
tiles that make you hour l b wn at present. !
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\fhe “Que Es" ‘Club met at the home» I
of Miss Plummet Cummings on Pine
Illll last evening and the usual month-
1’ social session was enjoyed. Stories
I! Red Cross “orb in France were‘giv-i-
’ M on as readings. and following the usual
autine of business. dancing and re
"Minnow were enjoyed. The next
will be With Miss Bertha Farr on Win-
801d, street next Monday evening.
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. ‘ Iecbanics Mate. Flint Class Walter
“ Maison, iormeriy’ engineer attire
fist Norwalk power plant spent the
”bandit: town with friends. lie is
new in New York’city where he I la-
atsd on the training ship Granitii
“to while tailing a course to 8: flu
in the rating of Chief Electrician at
theColumbla University war course
“oil from to slim and soldiers
.W was toadvance themelvu.
lie is a higand loyal nun. for whom.
«mt Mt and die.
He is no mm no lea. my boy than 'pleted his' tour of the Pacific coast for.
simple you and 1.
litre Red Cross succeeded in raising'
8100.000 for that til-e. Be is ex I
“feel“! to return to his home at Cal-
’ leader's Point within a short time.
i ’Mrs. McCormi and children are re-
'Esldmc there now.
where ism drive now on for an im-
povementoi roadway conditions'ih
last Norwalk and the mammalian
' filler is not at work on East avenue
lNo.1 Van Zant street. to Seaview ave-
to flat -Avenue from the district
lbs to Winfield street has also been
,. fl into lrst class condition and 8t. ' _
‘3‘" We" '5“ 5°“ "NM 0““ Tracey a Ambler, of New York
mfi‘h‘u' “ in 5°“ oou'dition. was a Sunday visitor at his home in
M m 'm ”888‘ ‘Im ‘89 file Mm .vuu.
at two to receive attention.
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SOLDIERS Adamo stusv
waive Port HOME boxes:
coconst's consenr. too
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1
lb
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The personal request of a' soldier
the colonel oi'his regiment. is neccm
as?! to insure the shipment abroad of
. — ‘ Sallie ma are dead against the new "cm ‘° "Mwmr’ "m”
he has Norwalk Yacht. club met daylight saving law because it inter- “m" “ ‘m “mm“ ”“9"”-
ll 88' m “u."m" file" for” Will! "I“? 889881" sleep i PBCNI‘EB mailed 801' 88301“! or "88"
A the E. P. Moflmer no mm" class must not weigh more than sow
‘ Certain sag John Cabanas was ap-' And no doubt the early um i. on... 0W Mndl A maximum welsh! of
”all M captain Amundsen" derinlwbat'a the reason for your being my ”on" l' imposed “W” ”“53”
W Wino simulator. was talked up so previously these mornings. mm“ " °”'°' “Willem“ 5“
‘Fflh an it is blind that the club '2 such mail is subject to a postage rate
W .9 mm ”mm“ a m,“ lit- and ms. 81mm 0. Adams and of iv cents tor the first pound. and i
.1 '88s m are expected t. be out. iamlly. of New York. arrived last week cent ior each additional pound. Pact
.. w Morrow at pm". “a. and It their summer residence in Cndllpp lacs must not contain matches. perish
. .. 'm h m into eondi 81M able food or other goods. or- merchan-
. mm mom“. ‘ disc of s contraband nature.
-‘
m 0. Ma and faintly. oi llcw‘i
York city. are was their oottage'
"The Cressweys, " in ’l‘clteaelte, for
a—-———.
lViDlNCl AGAIN? on. MUCK.
WAsHtrtti'ron April 8,—informa
gum: is being gathered by the Depart
intent of Justice to show that Dr. Karl
Minot lfucb. former leader of the hosted
. ll Symphony Orchestra. ordered interned
. at tron unknowns-ea my
sills. ls-ast'a ”Warm“
land ’18. ltvtss tlm Ill?! he.
“mom‘s-amine g...“ M
:.‘”!th Ummmm'n'm.“
,nwmflthmmumfl'. fl'
sllbslhoasv‘lmmwm
woman. wists-savanna
meats
. her home
home. after spending several weeksrin
. Georgetown with her sister.
I Sunday. last
' with his signature. counter-signed ‘oy‘
in Godfrey street after
spending two wet-ks at the Norwalk
hospital, recovering from an operation t
Mrs. Willis ll. Banks ’of Norilelii
street will entertain the members-oi
the Nordeld Thimble club at their
.uext meeting on April 18.
Miss Susie Faulkhahor has returned
Mrs.
George Drew.
The fiftieth anniversary of his ordi-
nation to the ministry of Rev. Charles
W. Burt now pastor of the Nordeld
Congregational church, occurred on
w
The cntcretainment to be given by
;the teacher and pupils of the Uppc.
Parish scsboob «will be held Friday
evening. April l8, at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. William Clifford in God:
irey street. 3.
The death or Lawrence Kellogg, do
eat son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilvea B Kel-
long, which occurred Saturdly. after
several months illness at their home
on Hillel-est avenue. causes sorroflI to
,msny relatives and friends of the
young man. who was in his twentieth
year, and who previous to his illness,-
I 501'“ "‘vccmmlcl‘ "“0 h“ “m bhd been a stutterit at in. Hermon. i“ tax. mt ‘
Surviving him besides his parents. are
his sister, Miss Adele S. Kellen. and
a younger brother, Arthur, his W
mother. Mrs. not... Kellogg. his hunt.
'Mrs. Clisorti n Patchen. all or Wes-l
ton. and his maternal grandfather.
’ Rev. Alexander Hamilton of Eye. N. i‘.,
formerly rector here of handrail}.
church for many years Funeral servi-
ces will be held Tool-day. with later I
meat in the Lyon's Plain cemetery. , !
Elastic Ammuniziatto of Forest
street courted to the police. Sunder. 3'
that someone had attempted to burn
his boars early Sunday morning. dur-
"Il absence of numbers of the family
All investilatioa showed that in every
room of the house kerosene oil had
been scattered. saturating draperies.
carpets and other itiilalhflllc in
mm lathe rooms, and in a balldossn
or more places had been metres by
a match. but after burning slime. had
been put out again by disperses who
1m attempting to are the house. Ara-
tinch gash over his right eye. and with?
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GENERAL PERSHING SAYS
.“Every Dollar Subscribed is a Dollar Invest-
ed' at American Manhoo ” 7
Buy Your Liberty Bond Today-
vWe guarantee
that not clothes will be all wool because that
wears the best and lasts the longest;
that the tailoring will be careful and enduring;
that the dyes will be fast and lasting.
We guarantee that clothes made by us will not
need to be replaced soon; that they will be com-
pletely satisfactory to you in every respect; and
that they will be economical of the country’s
resources of materials and labor.
. ..m 0Ir label in a suit is a bledga of this—a
' small thing to look for. a big thing to find
/ Hart Schaffner & Marx
Good Clothes Makers
Rogers 8: Stevens
—Tw0 Stores—
Norwalk South Norwalk
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facing up the bill, Relden‘back was turnrd over. then righting {well an] “9 Heidenback bad Jill“ 10" 3 3‘1""
seen crawling from under the machine there that he had no serious injuries. tarium in Mt Vernon. and h“ “93""
by Howard Ogden, a chauffeur em The automobile was damaged but lit “7‘“ quite 9°" “9 1" about 20 39“”
‘mI-s- old
played in that Vicinity. Before he;
could get to him the man had dung
himself down a hiteeu- foot er;".'r.nk-‘
nlcnt. upon which the car was verged.f
and had landed in aprooh. about no
feet in depth. Ogden pulled him out;
out from the water, he had a three; .
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GERMANY FURNISHES THE PROOF.
Ivory development since our entry into the war has jus-
tified and proved the wisdom, the imperative necessity of
America' s participation. Every German success and every
German fillers have shown how necessary to our‘own welfare
how necessary to the safety and peace of ths‘world the defeat
of Germfiiy is. Ivory foot of'ground Gas-may has been
fomdto‘giveup. ovaryfwtoflmdahebuuhcdhave delu-
ousted the absolute acuity of defeating that stiller.
intolerable thing called Gamanism. '
our manhorms 11 m m.
mt PEOPlrs
TRUST COMPANY
of South Norwalkflonn.
considerably dased. Dr. Hoifec'vori
was called and the man was talrsn to'
the Stamford hospital. It was saint
N. 1.8.11. alumina
him»: Jan. 1!, 1818
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; summon. $131511ng1511le
munisistto was in New York oyst-
lunacy. and his son was in the vit-
lsgs. The investigation is still hills
«inducted.
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