9"“
.4 ..
boa saa yrs essa-
‘ Ne W5
er of his residence on
..» . making provision fol
located
avilund Block. Wash-
llve up business yes-
‘ the personnel division of
- Bureau
has taken possession of
yr. Woioz is doing a very
. slat his local tore. lie is
'ln three. other similar estub-
'w. Sutherland, of Hart-
star of the root Guard
the Dasbury Fair IeVel'al
‘ well known to many Non
I is now bandmaster of
' ‘well 'Corporatior
Willis- sladla. a; ,
{walkout Incantatitnpnaium I“ M slates mm of III-
isiuioaucsaaatataasaum
st ll'lirou'srdu. -
'foot last evening.
’a my. at
mum.
Invaluavent..l
INII‘MWMO
l'l‘. .i. Hickey. well known in Norw'uii'.‘m the house called the noun there
1!!
'Koliy Field, South San Antonio. Tcx- ‘ was no one around. however.
'tlon. Signal Corps. January 3, 1918,
Workers are needed. .
. .._..—-
f‘ fits is constructing a asked the local police to look
bccr. lnlsslng for some time.
.is described as being about 40 years
'old il'ltl is said to be five feet nine
Butter and EEK Store, inches in helght.’
for severall
rm. Companions of the Forest of
lAmcrit-a. men lalt‘uvening .llll ‘com-
‘ploit-d nrltlngements for the class in-
'. 03. who formerly rep. ltiation to
Men" of Fannington in Sunday cfternoon. April ltth in ltlppo,
.. "Assembly. has been up Will“ limit. its re.
bl, initiated at this time and bupl'ome
in Bridseport. secreiur. bits. Annie 6. Poth and n
degree ‘eam from the Bronx, N. Y..
~ . lwlil dc. :ht work. Thc‘alfsir wlll slflt't
. ' - ”WM”? 0' "1“ Stan- ill 1 promptly and all of the local cir-
' ‘ Egg \Co...on N0”)! Main t-le» interested
‘wmhmd from Charles E- requested to meet at the South Nor- ed.
lei-Melton. 72 Woodward y'nlk depot to take he l:t)9 rain hrl
‘Sflllll’JYu on Sunday afternoon.
dity April 8th. at the home of ilrs.
't‘hristinn Ewart!
The Home has been thorou'izhly clean-
ed lllltl put in order by Mrs, McMuilen
and mint members of the nor
will it opened about April filth slit: “0”-
. United States Artillery
.Spunisll War Veterans and tire. ll
.Cil'ds for contribution to the h-ocin-
6 support.
board “I! W.
. ._._..... . Onmwhtdatedst the
anon-assault. sons “Mackinaw.” of
uhlduptodaywithssaisfulmflem'iastm i
cauasdbyuunisgarultyualllnliis ‘~ . '
Washington Gains. No. it, p. O. s.
of A, transacted routine business at
AttaonsularatuUaayrtholoeauummmtmaiag. '
uniomhlo.1tt.c.&.l.ofA.. onion-i
day evening it was votedtopurchass: Trinity Vestry methstevoningaad
aleertyBondwlth the funds oftllo‘mattcrsofa routine nature cane Ill!-
local. . “Church activities were discussed.
Old \tel Constantin. No. 95L. U. Butler Chapter No. sigma Arch
0. a c, will hold a card party at Whitman. received several applications
tonne. of Mrs. John Gibbs, dl Cedar“, membership 1." evonill. m
site-ct. this event“ and all memi'N‘ {wise only routine matters came up for1
arc :equt-rtod to attend and hrlnfi “ dismal. '
friend. ’ ' l
_._5—.'_
l A call from a BayVlew'avenue real-
‘l‘hor. J. Hickey. son of Mr. and M” ‘ dent to the effect that burgh“ wort-l
its; been appointed mess sergeant ”Just night... it was W “I“ there
as ili- enlisted in the Aviation Sec- .
l "PM! A. Jiegeleia of 56 Water
M 'l‘ .
‘ The Red Cross Auxiliary w“! held '11:?" 21mm” “d “9““ 003156!-
their regular meetingdn the basement 'h "3 ' n awarded the plumbing for,
of the South Nor-walk Congregational H 9. n ted. 813'?" Emergency Mt
(‘hurch tomorrow. Thursday, April 11. eolporation 3‘ Wilson-Point.
nt 2 p. m. The saute. is to be sent to
the Armory. cut and ready for folding. It
Mrs. Marv E. Hill. widow of Con
‘ esaman E. J. Hill. of Norwallt, has
resigned her membership in the inset
of New York. has Putnam (‘amp Memorial Camp vom-
up Jonn mission. and the resimatiOn has been
who hss accepted by Govarnor Holcomb.
The mill "
Mrs. Alex Dimond came to ptilice,
headquarter-i and said that her‘ but!
‘hand had disappeared. This morn-
.inl, however. it was found that he had
gone to work in a shoe factory in Bos-
ton and that he had neglected to tell
his wife about it. ‘
Whatsoever Circle of the King's
Daughters of the South Norwaih Con-
l‘rcd Kimball.
Writs. of 99 Madison avenue.
Pride of Court Narrulc Circle. .‘\'o
be held in Stamford on
100 candidates will notational ('hurch met at the horn:-‘
of Mrs. Frank Lauder.
program presented dealt with the
Southland. Mrs. M. R. McCansland
sang several numbersand followln:
the meeting a social hour was enjoy-
in the initiation are
_—————
.___———
The I‘Mllfl‘ly meeting 0
‘llll'rt'lt‘ Association was he
f the Gay of improved machinery. at
ld on 31”.. town store. including an . e
out made. and the only one of its type
ill the city. and an elaborate cheese
'sstc. and automatic scale, for this
,3 and rapidly increasing branch of his llusl~
on West avenue.
\iiss flurry in charge. A United; -—-———'-“
Sistcs ting was rocaived as a slit ll'om
Mrr. James Flynn and the Uniunl mum-en routeio Boston. in a runa-I
bolll automobile. was severely bruiseul
.\i indwws presented a .iag win.
ternoon. when a motor-truck.
"on will he sent to infillf'tn'é and sub Wm- “‘1'"le h" “‘"omwue
Mrs. Hoyt was t
011ml that .m will Tinsel "-
- i. ,; l‘uwenport Hotel by Dr. Sorgt and was
'f'rcmovcd thence, later in the Medium!
. _......... | by hPl‘ niece'dstgmford Adfocnif‘. i
-——a————
. to sleep in a Main street doorway.
where he was found by the police of-;
llcer on that beat- snd locked up in the
cell in the uptown station. in the City
Court this morninc. he was found cull-
ty by Juduc (‘andee. and fined 85 and
costs, the fine was then suspended and
on payment of the costs the man was
How would
set free.
you like to have
every room. in
y 0 u 1' ll 0 u s e
warm—real ,V .
warm ? Woulan you en-
joy seeing the children
playing on the floor with-
out danger of taking cold P
An ' 5 ‘
llncas Tribe. .\'0. 36. ‘i. O. R. -Iil.. mct
' last ‘evcnimz at their rooms on Wash-f
incton street and worked the adoption
degree on a class of ten candidates
of llncas Tribe and Cockenoe Tribe
No. 32.’ District Deputy Great Sachem
'IWilbur Hubbeli and staff of tNorvvltllt,‘b
Ewere present and witnessed the work:
Speeches wore made, and refreshments;
Were servedund a social time enjoyedn
The Uncas Tribe will journey to Cock:
enoe Tribe on Friday the filth, when
the warrior‘s degree will be. worked. i
HOLDS 8131' ANNUAL M‘ETING-
Tile-annual meeting of the Ladies i
Aid Society of the . First Baptist.3
f‘hurch. of Norwalk was heldat the
'oncé or twice a day. None of— home of Mrs. Ralpthazens._Wlnfleld
the fuss or danger of an“! . street. East Norwallt. yesterday after-
;govc, in the house. - inoon. Reports were read by, therein-1
All Im‘m‘mouL On cpipe Iint: odicers. which showed the society
Hm, is sold on 60 days trial. ‘ to be in a most flattering condition. i
. Guaranteed for 5 warr— it, will The following members were.electcd
" - as officers for the contingyear:
last a lifetime. y . rm“ M d
Scc one here and ct the b' , "It" '1 DI" "Gould. ‘
g , - I! . Vice President—Mrs. “latter P. 'l'ay.
. Oncpipc" bunk. lor'
Witt; “gang: ‘ .decretary—Mrs. James Evenden.‘
. ",5”; mg, * '. Treasurer-bliss Illa J. ayssae.
' ; ' .. Afterihe business meeting twenti-
' " ’ mothers satdownto a 'snmptu'.
9 Minimum liars m
‘ lurennnrloth
Onepipe Heater
can bring you this pleasure all
surprisingly low cost. It has only
.onc pipe and one register. "
Then there's only on: fire to tend
._ ’{Wlloovsgmtupa‘ndtah . .
“ M‘Mfidapflnflllatelntbc
.4
Hanforo ilace. South Nor-rah.
5 Seymourizeu-imo the good news :lut
street. yesterday afternoon. and th'iwo.son'-. Harry and George Kt‘ldlfl'.
have arrived safely mtu1,Wllt'i‘B in:
l'l'lilit-c. lath boys have bf‘Cl‘ "Kill”: -
‘ . , v ‘ snilc ent number of planes will be:
wi h tht [timer Sixth willful?) 3'.furnished later to meet all require-l
. I
Fill! 'l'el ry.
Increasing business at Schultsr'lirecelved notice
imarlteta has necessitated the pinctnslson, Albert Young, of the old Sixth
the “9- Company. and now a member of the factors 0' Liberty motors and ma-
lmriaahr 36th Regimentnli'ield Artillery, had .p- e ”m M. ,n m, mm,“ 0‘ M
“The experience of a great many of?whlch he lnrnld over to Patrolman '1’.
The committee recommended that'
these men has bee
_,l’rofossor and Mrs. Frunli i’. Under “'0 one man administrator be an..." the report, “in that in some of‘
fills,“ by ill! President and Istlll' Ill! “M‘s a very “rim delay-has
w mm .. ... ..... .. .......:.:°'l:'.‘:.‘.:::::i sprayillmm .. m" ..... ._...i..
fair. and Mrs'Artlf'ti’r B. Undcrhill. re '1“, h” an ear or "mo“ "new in planes which it was expected,
[turning to .\'ew ilaven Sunday after- in a company manufacturing airplanes
dllven meat chopper that is the larg- arrived safely overseas . l
, . /
|[hill motored from New Haven and
l was hurt on the hi . esterday sly?“
ant v y bound ierdxlv afternoon. in honor of her sis-
and ter.‘ 'Mrs. Wi
alien to U19“ North Adams.
thristopher Nevil dranlt too much unit ed in marriage yesterday “my
liquor vesterdav afternoon. and went noon _
“a“;
“diminish-m son-mug
m w- ‘ ..~ 4‘
v
sacrum: . \
cocaine scan ,.
Only one range rc-
‘llllrcd for either or
both of the two fuels.
A Combination of
" CONVENIENCE '
COMFORT and
ECONOMY
”REAL!"
—~~.- -. __
‘ . __.___ 3&1
NOR WAL
. SOCIETY
and Personal
‘ N E WS . bonds 013159-
-— i
M , .___. _ lOUR AIRCRAFT
r. and Mrs. George Retain-2 of l _ PROGRAM VERY
"""° DISAPPOINTING
llli‘l.
(Continued from first Page)
convicted it would menu |
I.
l
} phlli.
intents of the troops in France"
, One
yesterday.
the hands of the Signal Corps. De-
’.dlc as well.
pr eng'nes should be permitted to act
' ' noon.
3"" M' 9' “on a new ‘0“ '0': mil an ,udflaor or be in authority."
‘ The Liberty motor the ‘
. .. , Cedar street, . comm.tice
Mrs F F “liner of b ves- declared. .1, lutemerglng from the
ve a whist party at her ome. . ‘dovelopmsnt or experimental an”...
iliam B. ‘Barrinaton. of used in the swift single-seated light-
Msss., who“ is her in: machines."
guest. 't‘lf' [committee said. only 122 have
i". een completed for the army. it: fo.‘
Miss i-‘ilnuie kaolin. “WM" M the navy, and t shipped overseas.
up and Mrs. ‘S. Kaplin. of this cilY- "The production of Liberty motors
- ‘and Morris Gillls. of Bridgeport. wer" to date is. oi‘ oourpc. rfrarely dis~
appointing." says the report. "The
government olllciala ‘ ‘ ‘ have
yllnade dtheI mistake of leading the pub-
. -———— ‘ in an t e Allied nations to the belief
Mr, and bits. William p,’(.olc, 0' that many thousands of these motors
32 North nil-field avenue. have I'C- would be completed in the spring of
ceived word from their son.
Lester (l. Cole. of his safe nrri
89118.
‘1‘“ over borne out by the facts, has been in-
jurious. and its constant dissemina'
‘ttOfl the committee. reaards as mis-
leading and detrimental to our cause."
Miss .lennii: Smith. of ”‘9 Bow-’1' Regarding the training of aviators.
.Storc force. is enioyina her annual Va~ the committee found there h” been
cation in Springfield, Mass.
"'very serious delay" in providing
_.......— thcm with training planes.
Miss ilabelle Austin. of No. 9 Un- "As a result." the revert ears. “sev-
lon Park. spent the wet
nrlt. N. J.
. l~—, .
inns. gimp; FINED, lllllll Sillil lll
‘ APPEAL: ‘
UT TAKES AN l . ”AM my "NR
(Continued from First Page).
Bring Sock its color and Lustre With
that she had advertised her house for , '
sale so that she could get out of the grandma s Sage Tea Reclpa
neighborhood. that‘sbe had advertlsyd
that she preferred colored peop e.
When We“ WWW did in" m “m added. will turn gray. streaked and
that she .had heard her neisbbora Md . , 2 .
x. . . 1 dark and luxur-
.l tht the preferred living with Med he". ”WM! TODAY I)! WALL
"d a y ,lpnt. Mixing the Sale Tea and cut,
"nissers to living with her." and that.
she would oblige them. , rphur recipe at home. though, is irate
n" be h“ paid “'9 price ‘ wanted blesomc. An raster way is to kct t‘lc
ll‘voilleg 3333:3413 agag‘snlwr rendy-td-usc preparation improved by
J meat that the addition of other ingredients, cost-
‘ Othel- instances of treat
the neighbors gays nil-s. Sanford, were. ing about an cents a large bottle, at
testified to by her and her bus
Captain David 0. Sanford. who
that.» first he had believed bits. m ,, '
ford was ill the ml, mg “I“ after log a lot of lllbll.
he had heard whatsorne of the neigh‘;
bore said about her he felt, that the...-e all “9.3".
fault was not all the side of his appearance and
While my. faded-hair is not sinful.
wife. He admittedt ‘ t'ahe had struck darlmtttlr year he!!!“ Wyeth! 3550'“. Car and Am . pan.
Comm“. so an“ a" .-
blm use or twice and that wordy rows .
had ensued as them”. of his trying and Sulphur _
to convince ltf’fillfol'd. who's! tell. because it doosi
“ommw'wm-e:
s . w . y .
Mr. and mu, m; m and ”mean blush will
‘ ' m tor,‘ lit. up) through your.
more aid lira. strand at a l.
Wall" “'3" huh-s have ofssppauvod. «After
t so natsi'rlly. 5°
.10“!!!
lira. Mart-I.
r. n. 1,ch ,
III? courts beautifully M M '0
‘~ till-amounts“.
. .i,
Ladies’ Suits and COats '
Iota um um $12,98wetsspa um
".mce
I "Charge Account. Opened I
,0.
HORACEKNASH I . 1
corner North Mallland West Sis.
"we" . .
B. JACKSON
OP‘I‘OMETRIS'I .
mm: mass—rash. 0...... .. 2:3
M last-Os and Other steam
WWM“~” Destinatm
.- -—-—'——~——, 3v .
on similar charges in the future;
brought before him and that she was
ll fence become f ill 1 t nah" “a"
- c e ac t t some?
1" thing would have to be dam. to stop? M “d 3“-
: this continual bickering. He also sug- d
igested to the neighbors that they do.
' nothing in the future that would in any 1
way annoy Mrs. Sanford and that they
» keep their dogs, cats and chickens at
l home as much as posible, so that Mrsfi
~ Sanford would have no reason to com-
mmudahutnntsta;
J MW. ,e
~ CENTRAL HOTEEL
(fastest-s the day or weak Steam heated, electric
Oats aluminium. Italian
1'01. 1556.
:- DM 1 10’1“”.
may»
Attorney 1. J. Calico, who represent-Q
l ed Mrs. Sanford. appealed the case
and Ira. Sanford was allowed to go in:
'60 N. Main St.
Spring Showing of .- _
Suits, Coats, Dresses and Waists L
” The Little .Shop : . '
South Noswaili
u s H r us inl e no proper. angml of "mum” "l
. r . . o g. 0 son av n , e 'an t e committee suggests ' be i n
that her "'1‘ Wilding be taken entirely out of 2:“: .oegngly ’
lay is charged not onlv in the manu-' I About 1,200 cadets were sent to Eng-l "v
.Iand. France and ltaiy last year to; George J. to of the Norwalk Line.
would be mam-stored in foreign fao}
tories in an cicnt number. About‘ ’
450 of them are reported as having" For Spring
completed the primary training after
long delay The Signal Corps is giv-
ing serious consideration to the ad.
.. - . viability of bring us the remainder
Fad " not ““9"" for or 9‘” be (back to the United States." I
‘With four new schools under con«‘
.struction to be finished in June. the
committee said. the Signal Corps is}
now conducting twenty aviation train-‘
ng schools in this country with s-
totsl capacity of 3.000 cadets. Grad- -
uates have numbered 1.926. commlsfi‘ N! m 8' so! mat
stoned as reserved military aviators.‘ .
but “very few" have received their “0,,
advanced training. ' | A .
ny
0! 22.600 '.Iber‘ty motors targeted;
‘ With the exception of what the com-,
mittee refen'ed to as “severe disao' . .
pointment." the primarv training oil or SM 0' "cm I
‘ aviators was said to appear to be ' , ~ -
Corpora 1918. Information of this sort. not .pmgi-esslng favorably. Fatalities from Bought for cm...
accidents. the committee said. .were
distressing. but “appear to be less “'8"
quent than in
. ., gm
Regarding airplane construction. the If YOU HAVE m Jm
committee found 'that from the in- ' . ‘
ception of the work on primary train-{
ing planes, "it gave ground for grave:
con'cern."~ ‘ . . l
"in recent weeks. however," the rev .
port said. "the output hat. been great- mo Am‘om DOUGH.
ly increased and there seems to be no.
jdoubt of .lllf- Signal Corps having an
k-end in New- 'eral hundred of the American cild’eisi
Common garden aagmbrewed into a \
heavy ita. with sill bur and alcohol we
most noteworthyfeature at the dull _
opening of today's Stock Market was '
the fractional gain in Erie Preferred
issues, based. upon possibilities of ear-
ly dividends. Marine Preferred. Dls'
tillers and Sumatra Tobacco embraced
the other strong and active shares. lit.l _
igalils of large fractions to 1 1-: points.) . _
. ,lncluded among the moderately heavy ..$'J';§u“;.¥1"§,2i.s°:'lfi' :
to retain ”‘1" youthful stochs were St. Paul Preferred. Texas competent florase batery “PM m
attractiveness. Bream“; industrial‘lilcohol, Ameri- will give authoratlve advice in ah.
d'drng stores, known as "Wyeth-r Sails;
nnii Sillplttil' Compound." thus avoid-l
a were irregular.
, NEW YORK. April to, Wall Street. “gum“, h" , _
‘emlly. You Just W s W a”. "mum" "m “MM by m .m “ f'tganuro or use.
‘ w ' ti-ie‘ . . 0m. 7 .
it “‘ 5"! atom which interrupted private wire;
by‘ It all mvjmmsslsatlos with the middle wash!
v..'°‘" . l.batupwardgrogresswasinudelater.1 - . . . , /,
ass-dell! lacunae:- and colorful.“- ”fluffy co,
. m
due smetl’
art sauna .e, ”ghoulish-or; 'm your M" Fri
. . 1b,! . .
. are: sum fl. m... _ W...
“I!, .!"""?W. i surly mourmmmw '
idle and - have to 98.74. First 4's at 96.94 to 96.16 and.
‘ iSecond 4's at 96.02 to 96.16.
rlmary and advanced train- .
p ' \ ' found license plate Connecticut 7- ..
it most unfortunate. homey.
Men's Stilts
$15.00 to $25.00 t
COPY RIGHT «i
Clothing Co.
Storé
Address Il.,car’e Sentinel "
the schools of our
. oars. up .
mom tsuntssao
m «o. , .
SOLD AND “CHANGED.
amply sufficient numberdn the future. 81mm A“,
On April 1. 3.458 primary training ll”. “I
planes’ had "Ibsen completed of th I ‘ , . NOBW
standard types. in advanced train- — *-
ing planes. four types are being made.
the total number to date inannfalctulJ W! m Bum“-
ed being 342. in these plants three IRON an m .mcm
,types of engines ‘(all of foreign de-. BY, mm mom ’
:legn lat Armorican manufacture). will. AUTOIOBIIJS r
us. , o whichllili'i have been com i ‘ v ‘
,. . ! _ L. macs
.1....________ '
3 RowanSt. Phone 441.
STREET. . TIRES~ l
WALL 8mm. 10:30 a, m.—-'l‘lle I" gm” 2nd in m m
annuities mu. recsfz: in
ooLo‘wcariisn l '
Liberty
3 .We recharge. repair and stom‘
Fairbanks; Storage,’ i‘l {a
usm- ..-'
m' . » ‘-v
mus assent-o. Itsrilte m.
. «to?» ._~
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