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presented. a very prey fun one aftho bwedflibwu
it more wthout chines-n towniz: theooantyhelntegteditedm
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fl,“- » ant-Muihudw . ~ :1 . RB
mow—.‘uoh'mhsamsmummw ‘ “"5- '
stamdtpaaaanthehsiaofthe
matrimonial-amne-
rtsn'snopnlsttenasovsrun. Oaths
hastsottheprsbsble actual ponch-
imbthenereasiuisahoatg
cents..- Bnt.;.'even. ls lengthen
mostoithatowns ihéeonnty—New
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item-ell!“
Benjamin Parker. who lichen
spending a few days with his m
Hr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Pnrker, [Am
i. ‘hasreturnodtohlndntleswitb
lthe‘i‘ew York Fire Department
All kinds. leishts. and designs
Salsas! W. Hoyt. Jr. C. E.
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Canaan. ,Idiolhiu this town oi the.»
north, with about the seine popula-
4th.“ notilowafornpet'enaitaofi
”M, while Stamford is credited with.
181.80 and Norwslh with 31,“,
during the last Incas rm
ant.-- “-..... A a: _
put in the field, and the second by
the conclusion of the [fish conval-
that and the made-ring of its re-
port which Premier Lloyd George =
:pronnsed would he followed by
legislation. ' ,
.. The deepest attention is con:-
. . - mended by the comeription bill
The U. 8. Civil Service Oomhdosdbecnuse it vitally afleets the inter-
lwin hold a competitive minimal "'eats and dentition 6i hundreds of
, ass I it New Canaan. April 21. for £50 Mythousands of men and familicsoin
L mung quite a few-sum. ii William 'Lflemn; 3:5 roots the door of clerk and carrier in the Nit-3th“ portion of the United King-
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. has . v liunta d f l ' 11 Se
no Ladies Aid society of the that "en" .once at New Canaan. Aw out east 0 the m a.
’ h a n this W M “n 'rnuat have reached their 18th. birth~ PARIS, April {tr-Revelations
‘venae I. l. c we is eating . . .
“an”. a a... cum, i atlas liar! “0019"“ 0' "'9 P“! day. on the date at examination. and of the highest importance are sand
.' Ira Hilton Mwocd entertains the 3°“ “ enioylnn 9‘ “‘0" “‘9 ‘° 0",th be citizens at the Unitedby the Malta to have been made
‘ I l'w, Chm “ be, home on 00W Point Comtort. Va. . .statee. Male applicants must monarchy Bolt Pasha under sentence of
3trans this afternoon. ! m“ 3'",- HP‘“ °f "‘9 "“9“": not less than 6 feet 4 inches in death f r trcawil,,to whom a re-
m In G I an” 0' Row“ rind! en' has returned trout s \‘Icfl‘lon with '9" height in bare feet. No aisle applicant prieve was granted yestergay. 'l‘he
.‘ ' ' ' ,' auves in Brooklyn. ‘who passes the examination will he “CW'P'P” 953““ 3901 er "‘1‘
71:34:: ‘33:", Mitt: ”if...” h I: Mr. and lir‘s. Phillip Nivens have rie-I eligible tor uncut-eat either as clerk poi-tam case In t-tillgect101;‘w'lth the
’ ' -‘ turned to their home here, alter an en-jor carrier who does not weight‘tl!‘ "ll" propazan 8 "1 rance I”
finneflerpoon.“ Ollo is ’ ”‘Joyahle visit to Florida. but 125 gonads without overcoat "pliant ‘0 develop.
e a seams p now . , , l l ' <
)Irs. water J. and: returned to b“- “ "" ”9 "’“m‘u’ ‘°' "‘"| With THE BRITISH ARMY
inking her regular appea in the hose nouns
‘ than! harbor. being in the service of h" home in Darion, after ”end It applicants ' "“1" h 1.” IN FRANCE, April 9 (By The As.
anointed Press).——'l‘here has been
. two weeks with triends in Brooklyn. than 125 pounds to enter the examina-
, l Mrs. C. J. Otimer, and children. Kiss 1103- F‘m w .“ no ro- no change in the situation accord-
The Weed” 0' the production on Ruth and Master Norman, have return- “W tobe “ “7 specific "PM" or log to the littlest reports thick
, may night in Community Hall of ed to their home on Maple avenue. .1. height... . hell ”plant will be re- morning from the battlefront. The
> ‘Ye Goods Concerto will go to the m, an extended visit with “may“ in quit-ad to submit to the enabler on sky is heavily were“ Wm) low
lorwalh General Hospital and it is Brooklyn. _ . the day of examination a photograph
. [/hped that many will attend. Such
d of himqu taken within two ‘ years bl sing “loud“ and the earth
' ‘ ' ' a (l wi groin d ink to. Rain
. .ha hecn‘Jhe demand for another pro- m“ bdith Greene 0‘ "'9 P0“ R“ 11km ill n
wr—y
For pamphlets of information and the ' f "- , - . -
. be water is well is a tug occasionally as it did
i ' ti . whose fondness fort . dr t ' . ' .
”Genre“? 3,12,”!!! firm“), known. took her first plunge of the Mull-ed snnlicstloahlauk ad on 5° yesterday and during last. night,
season inst week. probably the ilrst ”“1er ‘31:: N°V “CW“;
person around here to bathe in the pesto °° . or ”$3" '7
u d m. year Baton, last. with whom applications.
""0"" ' moat be tiled in time for him to ar-
Miss Elvira Hoyt. daughter of Dr.
range for the examination.
lam] Airs. Harold in. Hoyt of the .
Heights, has returned to the young in-
trs' school which she is attending at
New Milford. after spending the East-V
or holidays at home. .. ‘
Ir. sndill'r's ' w. E l. iiiwnar: an~l
inmily. who expected to move into part
of Mrs. 'l‘ristrnm's house next to tho
Xetluxtlst' parsonage, have rented in-
stead the Bartram’s cottage back of \
' f . 5' ' .
m" church. slidespectstomove intoi been most vr out. French artil-
‘m' week. ‘ lcry broke up 'tl German attempt .
D?» M D- ““60“" 1‘0““ ”4"" to attack m-ar Hangar-d south of coming German military tribunals
,Ccnter street corner 0‘ the P0" Road. the Somme and west of
making the battleground undesira-
blc terrain for operation.
WITH THE AMER" ‘AN
ARMY lN FRANCE, 'l‘uehibiy.
... .‘ April 9 (By The A ssocintctl Press).
AMERlCAN REINFORCE- ‘Tbe lAtlllnl-Elllllgflrlu; pigh
colnnlain , act-on mil to 0 via re.
gE'lP‘JT'IEE lgONgRl’glhslg ports at Ann-violin headquarters, is
utilizing the/present. lull iii activi-
SHOULD SOON BE- tics to give loiivoh of absent-i7. on it
FIGHTING ‘~ large scale to ll” farmers and for-
(Continued from First Pan).
The Ladies' Aid'Society of the First
: Mist church held its annual meeting
at the home of Mrs. Ralph Havens on
Winfield street yesterday afternoon
and elected officers and transacted
IIIeh business. A report of the oli-
ars elected will be found in another
. column of today's lash; of the Evening
St. Agnes Guild met at the home of
In. Frank Sturdevsnt oi .llyrtlo
_. street last averting at which time a re-
hearsal “the entertainment to be gil-
es in them school-room oirChrist'
. Church next Tuesday ‘eVentnguwas
"... hold. Regain boldness was also trans-
' ,. noted. The affair next Tuesday will be
eaters during the spring season to
take carc of crops- It is under
stood the lciivoii were given on n
larger scale than ever before.
Reports front Switzerland con-
' “GENERAL PERSHING. ‘SA vs
“Every Dollar Subscribed is a Dollar Incest-
ed in American Manhood ”
Bi‘iy , Your Liberty Bond. Today
‘We guarantee I
that our 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 nof
need to be replaced, soon; that they will be com-
pletely satisfactory to you in every respect; and
that they will be ccdnomical of the country’s
resources of materials and-labor. '
.Our label in a suit is a pledge of this—Pa,
'46}? - small thing to look for. a big thing to find 4
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Hart Schaffner 8t Marx ll ,;
Good choice Makers '
{ Rogers 8: [Stevens * .
Norwalk —Two Stores-e South Norwalk
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l‘ you and ill Alsace-Lorraine say that two
is the first of the W1! MW muild- all cliculy assault was rc tilted by
elderly women were [each filled
lugs to be repaired alter the tire. and French infantry and artil ry. Tire sixty marks "for having quarrolcd
looks yer! trim and “tract!" lime “9 ilcriiiail advance llt‘l‘l’t‘t‘ll the Ollie in French in the public streets.”
completion and '"h its green blinds and the Ailcttc apparently has; -_——--
and white ill!!- becn checked by the French, who PARTS, April 9.—-——French avia-
A neollne service station has been are now in their prepared PiNi- torn havc'discoycred the location '
placed at the curb in front 0! the new lions. of the big gun With whichthc (lcr- ,‘
Cabernet Lnttmsn garage. Window, In his appeal to the House of "‘9'“ WW" been bOMbfll‘filnit Paris ,
mum and doors for the building are iliinimons for more incn, Premier at '01!!! "WW- The continual bom-
bcing plead in position, and it is or Lloyd George declared that great ‘ 2‘3?“th '3‘ ”I? 890‘ by _
peeled that the new Home Garage will or man-power was a grave necea- l f“""h “WWW 89d the bomb")!
out“! ”"1 “'33 “59“ by Harold cm for business - some time this arty. and that more man M Ma 1:) the lumen has made the
fly”. . , in“. puncture “ugh; bring about ”L" de- indium of tho ‘plece _ ditheult.
The romaine sale to be held under . Mrs William 3. Beck,” 'h” been cislvc defeat of tho German urm- f “ll explains ”I? mtermlttciit tire
“um 0' ”'9 3'33“ N0"““““' entenhinlngCaWn J. Hayden Hallow 1” m the great battle I on . the 0 {if long rangelweaglon. (.
Mutant. association with. held at of an “no“, 3,,“ wuch um, um Somme. f'l‘hc gravuy of the situa- 0n-L:m?:f:i: 12;“:th at l Ii?”-
5” Washington “not, sum Namath. tion was shou'n by the proposal to . a 8 ma rom
May nttemoon all day Saturday and :fllmggzhi: 3:101“: rztnii'alllfi include lirelahd under the British La Fern. lo Lam“
jammy evening. it is hoped that
“r""rint' n act. The. Premier ' -
. from wounds received while fighting I“ MOSCOW, Tuesday, April 9 (By
finite a number of comm will be
' Cabin i would soon intro- ,
in France but is hopeful that he will and the c - » The. Associated Prank—Leon
, “I duce a Home Rule bill for Ireland. , , .
M O 0 .re 0 e I'Ofl some- ' ‘ ‘ ' , , er 0 8181] "HR 81'
. "a m the ’ m "cam“ 'e u w “"n t ‘h f ‘ Much opposition was vorced to the Trotzkv mm P r M t .'
,vtionsvpnhlishee in restore-rs Scott ‘ .
as! so that they can all be_collecicd by
thunk“ "’ Irish proposals and the Premier has been appointed joint Mitiister_
. .4 , . 'm-e-schlichtm Welhflllldlr' was interrupted repeatedly Iu- " .W" and Wm"?- He has been
Mimm‘a ’ ' 'rlsing iron: the site of the are of three Irish members. The government’s mine" as Minister at War since
_ Seaview avenue. Van Zant street and
Port landfill] probably have to be
_.ite an enjoyable one and a large at-
tendance is hoped for.
Mr. and hire. A. ._ gamer-on. of Haw.
, " rifle avenue, launched the fittyriont
'1an Swiriflast evening from" the foot
0' Hawkins avenue. This, ya’wl is
elite amour. having made trips to
“ album)? and other out of the way
‘ flees. The Swirl was formerly the
.. mperty of the Nash Engineering
months ago. it will add much to thebiii, iquvg, passed the “first “‘9 ”WWW” ““8 "moved i“
. . anvemnce 0f thvan as managers rend'n and the debating timer») ““9"“ , ‘
paved thetrestlre length an result of slight for eastbound trains. or pass it. hax‘en extended to next Tucs- -~~.-e-—«~-—-—---.. {..-—--. ’
’n M.” City Engineer Hm 3. through {or points farther east: With (lav. ‘
I-llnnr given at the council meeting
:hnt‘nvsnhig. fir. Minorm instruct
nd tomato a course, width, heighth.
nndJevelo; the sidewalks on these
“tests andmke a plan of the'same.
condition is disgraceful on some
the on those thorough
1 his not only a disgrace to East
but it is dangerous and a
» to ones life and limb as well.
its large street frontage. Tethered
with the total size 0!- the plot. which is
somewhat triangular in shape. each
German troops, with-the help
Finland and the Ukraine, continue
to advance eastward into Russia.
store tenant. will have a large display in Finland. lleiairagtors, the capi-f
window. though most of the stoma are :fll, "l nogorfeflxl duff? (Si-f call-3
oddly shaped-likened by the boys """ " f‘ “l " 3°, ' crman ~.
who pass to huge pieces oi pie.'whlle "Id Ultraminn forces 1"" occu-
the lsdies have visions oLthe “goren” M Khark"! 10'“ hmd m
of a “m south of Moscow. The is the
it is a rare thing for a cemetery. to {235? t point e131: figfiw
be on lire, but then unusual things are eminent hits begun upence negotia-
ems’ahtly'b’nppeniug in Darien. Last tions ”m! the Ukraine 'Hints of
Fridayeveing. some one starteng .1. With «1'
brush iire near the old cemetery so i 1' or it v15}. 0'“ k9, 'mnesc
Joining the Weishelt property at Mil 8 t! 0 fm on“
ler's Bridge. itsoontpresa tot 9 tall f3“. “Wang J 0" bu“
grsuortbeeeinetsry,andwss - m’ ee. . span. ave
notyet evontasted into action.
enlng adiaoent dweliznn. The Norah. .—
wn “ratio-my was, unable to cope NDGN, April 9.—Psrlinment
nibbles today aftcrfthe East.-
cioii "hill" in;
.lillll. ".8 limit,
try this: Hale Gets Thick, clot-y.
Wavy “lentil-l at Once ‘
r Wit-ma! Cenaln?--that'a
1"? Joy or it. [Your "hair becomes
llaht. wavy. My. abundant and ap
peers. as sea, lustrous and beautiful
as a ynnng'girl's alter n Danderine
lutir dean». Just try this—moisten
a cloth, with n,littlo We and
Icircttnly draw it through your little.
taking one entail stand at a tine.
Thiii will cleanse Mini: 0! do“. an
or cumin clonal in just a few thou
mntn m undoubted the beauty or
' _. with the blue anus}. and sent for
' the Dorian boys. won all its/ode or
matters”, of
‘7“szqu °'-"°' m with two questions
the I
..tiils no A roof?“
3 A «Little Talk _' _
' On a Gilt-Edge Invesonent
‘ N order'lto win this war, enormous quantities of bonds must be sold
in short time." Some reselling in the open market is therefore g
inevitable, and with the war-time volume of these resales it is nagural
that bonds should :at times bring a few cents less than pay. But re-
sales do not help-the Government. "They bring no money into the.
’ Nationhl treasury- /Rcsnles do not help you, either. I , . . , l“
q I! you hang on to your Liberty Bonds you can’t lose. You have\a , . ‘
ism thing. I The éovemment promises to pay you dollar for dollar 1
whenm bonds mature, and the Government‘has never yet failed to
.meetits promise. Liberty Bonds are as,safe as theiUnited States.
‘3
I] Horeover, youstand the good chance that they will increase in value
I, ;“ as. the years pass. Every war bond the United States overloaded has .
. Ste-Milly risen in value after the return of peace. Liberty Bonds should.
prove no exception to the rule.
. . UBERTYBONDS
.V for your country’s-good—for your own‘good b
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