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I i The Excelsior Brewing Company
1““ ”It has started foreclosure “that An.
drew Bakes. of Windsor Place,
At a meeting of Division 416. Trolley-
and Personal
men's Union. held in Red Men’s Hall.
Saturday evening. a vote was unani NE WS
I _ Wypasaedtopumhaseaflouber- __ '. I . I'I' :5 'f! . , ’ _ 2.; V5,," .v .1 f'
’flglflg'gmufitywaoad. —— ' . _ ' ' v. ‘. -/ ‘- -.
.,,.,.., ‘ . -———- o I l’i‘be members of Lady Washington
to M! into; “R. Latham. whose singing has lodge who took part in the play en-'
. M been enjoyed on numerous occasions titled Molly‘s Way" on January 22. for!
. Are You l'rom Beaven‘L. tn Narnia, has been ens-sea as tenor the behest of the A. n. 0. Club of!
' W! In the m to have ”low at St- lmtltfl' Church. ‘ New Westport. were given a banquet at the
’ ' - York City. for the comlns year. home or mush Hitt on Compo street.
and Jack Westport. last evening. The time was
But ot float! in the report of the classrinitiation i spent 'm, games and music, both
5,, some: so:
Victorylzhiii: Ctmquer
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THOUSANDS upon thousands of our boys, ypur lxrys,
, . 'oi’ (‘ourt Laurel, Daughters of Csstile,i‘.o‘.a‘ and instrumental.‘ There were, . . . 4 ’
.mung Nellie Gray. by the“ in miemr’l 80min“ the ““meislso selections on the V'lctrola. The , are making a heroncsacrlficc for their country and you.
They are lacmg the realities of war. fhcy are lacmg tllc
. . Chick. , Mm“ 54- J. Flynn" "a“ “’9“ in party broke up at an early hour this
stead of “Rev. M. 1- Lynch. The morning, and the members and com?
" BORN ELLY.’8 130“" h“ “9° purchased a bond 0' mittee of the play wish to thank the!
I the Third Liberty Loan and hopeti 10 A R (3 club .150 Mr .
. . . . . pd Mrs. 011-.
‘6 sm'lggig ISItl. buy another '5 30°" '5 mum" I he" Hill for the line manner in which,
they were entertained. |
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molten hail of German shells, of German machine gun fire,
deadly, suffocating gases, liquid fire. Your soldiers are in
water \vaisthi it. They are pushing through mud knee-deep.
They are ma ing sacrifices that are necessary for your lilo
and your liberty.
What are you doing for these MEN 7 Have
you made any SACRIFICE .7 ARE YOU
FACING THE MUSIC ? Have YOU lent your
government the price of a single shell I Have
YOU the SPIRIT to conquer .7 -This is a war of
moral courage as well as physical prowess. It
is a war here at home, of dollar-courage.
How many dollars worth of courage have you got?
Money will “in the war. Money will buy munitions.
Money will build ships. It tvill buy food and clothes for '
your brothers. Money will keep the guns spitting. Btiy
a Liberty Bond in thls FIGHTING LOAN. Pay forit
The teachers and the pup“! 0’ ”“7"
v Lincoln School have DIII'Ch‘Wd ”hm?" Miss Florence Kelley of Norwalk
. ' bery i0 beaullty the grounds and the was quietly married today to John Kes-l
. ews fill"!tit find “"1“” “I"? all “a“ ‘9' tenbaum in Bridgeport. The brido‘
! out by the isnltors oi the Lincoln Ind was dressed to pale blue tatteta aila‘
Concord schools. The “10“" ‘°' “W and carried a bouquet of white hrlduij-
"" :D'lrpose "3 "med by the children “d roses. Her attendants were Mrs. A:--
- lthe teat-hers. Grass and iii fl” '0 be thur Hell I ' I
er Cha lter. No. as. R. A. M., will a the e" “ "mu-I" of the mag"
M l sown along the 0d!" 3° th t and Miss Fannie Farrington. The ht-
, their regular convocation llll“ . . e better.
7 mound Wl“ ‘00“ 9" n ,tendants carried pink carnations. The».
bride and groom are making their
home in Bridgeport.
The state highway department has
Jerome Bl'hop' of Stamford, “'3 be' just awarded the contract for the con,
”stonewall-o proceedings attains; structlon of about 8.400 feet"?! £223. Mr. and lira, Hobart Ii. Jlt‘olla or;
. “ “0M7“, m “I” near War ”one macadnm road on e Greenwich have announced the ell-l
, street. Hook road in Newtown. “5 30h“ 4" . . . . . .
1 __ _..-. 1mm 0, New Wm The construe. :;:::’:;::bl.hetlz 13:32:23“: JullJai a dollar at a time if need be ; but [my it. Never mind the
The annual convention 0' Walhlnfi' tion ot- this piece 0' to“ "l“ he '9" Fitzgerald. l-‘o'rty-first ln'tuntry. ll. sil interest rate. Buy the Bond—get into ‘holtlc'fimfitpiiedndyom
M‘Ghaptér. No. 2‘, R. A. M. will be corned by automobile drivers in this A
meomorrow evening. at which time my, all it will complemv with "‘9 "'I ~
off“!!! will be elected and "90"” ception of a single linlt the trunk 'hl'lzh’. Mrs. Efilarthol left South Norwalll’
way between this city and “a errl Friday afternoon on a six weeks’ visit
bury, , tin the. west. stopping at Buffalo, Chi-
' cago. Omaha and Oklahoma'Clty.
message to Germany in a wrapper ofc
DO 11‘ TO-DAY!
' LIBERTY Lofitf-l t'thMll'l'El’.
Second Federal ltsservr Diltrit't
120 BROADWAY. NEW iURK
a lenbers of Lady Washington ._._...'..-—-' .
use will put on the. play entitled The United States Food Adminis
. e Even. ' ' ‘-
‘uotiy'n Way" on Wednesday evenlnr. "alto“ 3‘ Hutton: “tut: :31 6 this‘ Mr. and Jim. William c. Scott of
mi 11th at the Soldiers' Home, in Ins Sentinel 0“ ‘ ° 3 9 Stuart avenue. announce the ens-so-
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Nomton, tor the benefit of the old sol- morning and stated that “'08: h tment of their daughter, “prance, t)
numerous complaints receiv y l J h F‘
db”. ihll 0 n . McMahon.
' them at Hartford one came from
' i it to the efiect that a local
The"? were. nine ”lei-0f proper:";t: lidhctsdhgl; was halting wheat bread.
"’ 12:3; a::un:::k'to‘;: 20:01:: in; and not using any substitutes in it. us-
”it laid week of March, I917. there were “"5 instead pure flour. [Thinigzim
ioditranet‘er of property but the mort- tration wanted it c ear y .positioi there to take a more responsi-
. '» ' . that no attention would be paid ‘0 bl itlo h I
‘ '9‘“ "re-”7’0” anonymous communications and that ISJMPoéo 3;;631 01:; 11;? ’32::
l F W "a I no wished to prefer charges " - 3 v .
Balers! mlllt dealers ,trom Norwalk. 12.32:: bakery or @112? food violatorsl'eu for James Tierney .0, the Nor-5
‘5 if)" a“ restaurant and “th wa- all that they had to do was to write "I“: 3:“ 13'"? "this Is the second»
5°" 9'98““ are in Hartford, today. in out the complaint and sign their name cferh ‘ "| a“ as schooled In "'9 fl”
connection with violations of, the milk and address and the matter would then ‘ o s is; ft ng that has. received re-
mlaws of the state. Most of the. com- beIinvestigated and the paflles “'Npons eMposltlons ll; the part two.;
I ’plhints have to do with the selling’ol' guilty would be punished. . . years. r. Burns ta as up s new .
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3"" i used milk. ltlutiee Thursday and has the boats
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wishes of his many friends. I
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MR. BURNS GOES TO LARGE FIELD
James Burns, who for the past year
has been employed as ' clerk in the
Norwalit Boot Shop. has resigned his
—MBEOUSECLEANING_ I T l “b“? llldlsnntloit over, the failure to_
Mnuflnid , Jump from Bed .flllprehend the cowardly assailants ofl
>stid Spit-er, a man eighty years old: 4 .
1 . ,. 'Food for Roaches I in Morning and land of diminutive stature. by four.
young men, who tollowed him up Main; -
Sulpho llplhtll Drink Hot water street Sunday night and kicked and:
' - beat him in an unmerclful manner. at?
. I it ' Gill Tells why everyone should drink ter he had caused the arrest of young;
lltldwtlrd McGuirlt. who had knocked’
I a Po'en Cowl-nun; ‘ hit WIN? each morning . 3
. My.“ breakfast. iltim down earlier in the stenlna. htx
’ i reaching fever host at noon today, as;
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' . liar with the case are em-
Why is man and woman, h," rmnnv fami , 1.
th phntic in their statements that the,
ttme,'fceling nervous, despondent, wor-l . . ' e , . ' , . ' oi .
ried; some days headachy, dull and identity of the men could be easil) ; '5 a c e a s D 0 n a i e ' b t e o o 'n
.unstrung; some days really triceps“, ascertained. and evidence secured. . ‘n'
l tated by illness, i'l‘he old man is still confined to his: ' .
t , if we all would practice lnsldehnth-i Md at "'9 home M his daughter. Mrs; I O . . 0
- . ing. what a gratifying shuttle wouldlflmr-v “WNW"- at Main and ”055‘ 1 n S" r a n ce ' r m s o '5 ' 1y.
l take place. instead of thousands of street. ' 4 , ‘
half-sick, anaemic-looking souls with '
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- l pasty. muddy complexion we lhoutd R"- Fallli‘l‘vl'Wn “““Wncfidh‘l “"3 RI ‘ " ~ ' .
see crowds of happy, healthy. rosy- morning masses that the pars wast . Th C B '
l checked people everywhere. The res- Dr'tecilmt all!“ for furnishing f" omas 0 31 com . . ,'
son is that the human system does not room to be “0‘"! l“ the 3:513“: ,
. . oon as the new . orwa .. T H C t & C
rid itself each day of all the waste room as s \ ‘ |. . an y, ompany
which it accumulates under our pres Hospital W33. completed.
lent mode of living. For every ounce ”T n e w pet- - J h M .
of food and drink taken into the sys— Henry Wilkins Is gs at: . . . O n . Glover
~ tent nearly an ounce of waste material icor soda fountain to install in 1M"
. it ~ ‘ ~ 4
must be carried out. else it ferment: bakery and contectlonary “m" o .
and forms ptomaine-like poisons which 'North Main street. The William . ’ 01111 B. Lawrence
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are absorbed into the blood. which is tl‘e tmt 30:13“: mm“: . .. - .
J a the a x can e n s co I . . ’ . V
...“.:.:: 23:12.? m...“ :21... .: . J. M. Layton & Company. Inc. .
belore the on. will burn bright and installed in his store at“ We“ .. , » '
hot. in rat —-T*—T""‘_'—' . ‘ , .
sums: :::.$..::.:‘35 WARMER CLIMATE ,_ . N orwalk Agency Inc.
$1$1“23:“‘3'321:'“l1:€l* roncnlsr'WM'. “* ~ ~
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.. 5.... .. .. m... .. h... a. mummies , ~ , , , Pohlman 8. McLean
Leach morning. before braille-t. a
glass of real hot water with a tear {Continued "9' "m 7".”- ' ‘ , ' I R ' ' d & P 11 d
spoonful otlllnesione phosphate in It. (showing her arrest last August“ Illith. “V » - ‘ . aymon O a;
as ‘ ”"1“.” '9'“ W m not on similar charges N ‘
of the stomach. liver. titles" and Those remarks were ill-omelet! hy‘ . i ' T " l & Gold .‘
bowels theindigestiblo mMaLwllto the threats of the neighborsito ln- ' , I . av or en “
I0“! “1. and mm“ thus my", {dam “it". laconic)” todliirs. Sanford'n , ». .. ,
sweetening and Minuttbe satire ' °“ "- m" 9"" "c" ‘ ‘- - « . Ed ' ‘ d C St art
[alimentary m“ “h“. "mu “m oyxthlgrlm’ $1.3"?! onggtmhgiu'ii. ' ‘ ' war . ‘ - u J l | , .' I . “
‘tood Into the stomach. , - one witness remarked this album." ‘ ' ' " ' ‘ ' ' " W
, uiiiionsofpaoplewho hatitlteirtafn'spealing of Mrs. Sanford's conduct . . . . . ‘ .- l . -
at mmmm as“ my...“ cats, dogs. chickens. birds not. and using language that could rid c. Sanford-used to have Ightrinleast thing. limbs undress in neigh- the shad up until 11:16 o'cioea,
lat “will! tut“, multinational. 'aot he printgd, according to the wit-[their home on rift avenue. sad'bors yards heating 0! during a satoi'lmrilo stats rested and 3 reason
mu ham ‘ . "d W . {I That whammy“ ever present nessos' testimony, and not even the tea at language id be used. One'of wind, prof leaves blowing in n. sweeten! until 2 o'clock norm
3" vs “I MM ‘ abut six. , months “i” in", cross examination of Attorney 3.11. out see said ihat‘tbs. users! wild rat“. or em a shiatsu or a eat or”, when the Mass will take the
ill m m A m’a ptm‘CunW. consul torvltrs. Sanford could up oltheso ilgbw . . a dog WWII! ‘
a. shahsthair anywhere-ear harm ‘
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