MWAwaylaasonIor
Selling
Mhnndhsltu
; City News
Troops from tianburv. New Canaan.
Georgetown and Stamford have torm-
nlly accepted invitations to participate
in the his field day ot Troop No. 1.
Boy Scouts. of Ridgeiield. on Mentor;
W" . "lat bay. An interesting and Varied
“4‘. program at athletic events is belni:
.«t
prepared.
'l'b- meeting ot the \1', C. T. U.
scheduled ior Friday ailernoon at the
home oi Mrs. T. lonasiaii, has been
MIDOIIPC until Friday afternoon oi
nest week. owing to the fact that ih"
president. Mrs. Charles Byxbee in at-
tending a group meetinit at W. C. T.
1!. hudquartcrs at Gilbert street.
Bridgeport. [at
it owners of motor trot-kt havel
not complied with the law requiring
them to equip their cars with mir-
it
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It’sasuityou are always
.glsdtohavaonhaudoron
your-back, .
“hm "“7 “I“. “4 izm
nsvsr out oi pines any time. '
”All “Ill—W you have
it 200d talilllityLdspsridahls
blue, such as we sell at $15
to 835. ‘
Rogers. 8t Stevens
NORWALK
SOUTH saitvm b ' ff}
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A month's mind requiem mass ior 3:2:
Miss Anna iturns at St. Mary's Church 2471
was held tltlu morning. 2‘72
__ 2475
Butler ixxlge. .\'o. 97, l. 0. 0. i-‘. 3‘79
met last evening and distmsed oi rou- 51:2
[1114' business. Z487
' , 1 I249"
.erri iurctill, ot Weatport. was ad- 3‘93
itiittetl as a patient at the Norwalk.2“5
Hospital today, 2‘97
‘ 2501
Joseph F 2505
. oriin, a local itinev driver. 2503
reported the itndtng oi a package in. 2510
his car to the police. r
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run they will probably act wisely
ti tbev take advantage oi the warn‘t
in given by the motor vehicle dc '
purulent oi the state and do so with-.l
out delay. The state has commenced?
a rigid eniorcement oi this law and'
dsrlmt the mist week stitte policemen!
have rustle a dolen or more arrests'
along the nonton post road. .
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The meeting of South Not-Walk
Council, Kniuhts oi t‘oltintbus. will be:
held this evening and Peter R 1’01ve
formerly Grand Knight oi Laciedo‘
Council K. at C.. oi St. Louis, will
‘ speak on Columblanism as he tound it‘
in the west. Mr. Folev, who was a
charter member oi the local organiza-
tion. will have much to say upon the
subject. and it will be of interest to
every member. A number of candi-
dates will have the first degree con.
. 19m upon them.
:ton street. last evening. Seven tables
2521
2524
A apeciai communic-ation
. 0! W h-
tnzion ('hat-ter. No. 24. it. A M llvN '25”
held last i h ' I. 3" 537
‘ n g t when the Royal Arch 2542
l'i'L'ree was worked on a number of 1545
candidates. 25"
2555
score oi Wilton farmers and E?“
tics. turned out yesterday to “In
witness lh l . 2063
.. e temonsiration oi a iamt 2571
tractor on the grounds oi 132.6. H. 2573
Schenck. and the general opinion was '25“
that "It honlli a horn all holler." 3:3
The Hospital Whtst Club enioycd an 2221
evening session at the home oi Dr. 353’
and Mrs. Henry C. Sherer, \‘l’ashing- 2630
2339
Some
farmers-
were used and Mrs. E. H. Jones and
Leo Davis were the prize winners.
Dainty reimhmenta were served and
a most enjoyable evening spent.
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith 1.
is 1!
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12"
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640
1238
142
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294’
244‘
168’
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467
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1970
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1969
1196
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381
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-'~‘ 5“" working on thtI list of local sol- ior membe
JOUSECLEA’NING— ,
, mummy!
:' ghtsi root! for notches ,
7 1- summit”, i
5" ‘ Platt'sohlot'ldu
' suntan-Powell Corporation.
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t
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t
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.the "horseshoe curve." one and a halt; "
diers who are in the service.
town clerk is seeking the names and
addresses oi all the soldiers for voting
m ' inmate—
am V .0. u m m.
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40.4“
; .mn’s-<-2£ ultras M -. . =-
ONAPIIL
ire—maths!)
St. John. Vincent S.
Cavansagi. Joseph L
leCarth)’. Welter
Lamb. Paul B.
Rove. Elise“ K
Jnnsll. John '
Croce. Gaitano
Kosnig. CI"
Barium Fred 1..
Robinson. Clarence
Joaem. Jacob 11’.
Bennett. Chalet 1).
Bucciarsllt. Carmine
Cm. Frucenco
Banks. Norman J.
Friend, John J.
O'Connor. John A.
Hasty. Joseph
Russell, Walter P.
Hennessy. Charles E.
Kelly. ”than!
Webbar. En" L
O‘Brien. Barr! 7'.
Ranch. Henry 0.
Hamilton, Albert 11.
Halsey. John J.
Krauae. Otto ‘
Clsugh. Fred
Brundage. Victor W.
Limagnla. Feitiliinndo
Artell. Samuel
Stall. William
For Examination April 8. O a. m.
Olsen. Frederick C.
Roma. lklll'l id.
Brundage, Everett W.
Trowbridgt-. James. Jr.
Roma. Hatrv W.
Kesicnbaum. Edward
Deere. Itarrv .lvenh
Tomasetta. Stynley
Viles. Jackson 1!.
Ruscoe. Fred W.
Miller. lit-Dry
, Stunnard. Norman
3 Lev'nc. Max
Norah. Stephen. jr.
Maivssc. Anthony
llnllett. Albert 1".
t‘ros'uy. Robert A.
Skidmodc. Samuel T.
Burgess. William 1-}.
"isltn. Louis J.
Wilson. llichard D,
White. Bartholomew
Corcornn. Joseph )1.
Tay.or. Stanley W.
Pusan. Thomas
Smith. Philip 1‘.
Brown, tieorge N.
Jones. llarold 1'}.
Taylor. Andrew ll.
Pliliclt. Joseph
Mason. Thomas 1'.
Johnson. Charles l..
Lockwood. Charles (1.
Raymond. Richard 1’.
chd. Henry 1'}.
Ecru. Frank
('allahan. William 1'.
Jordan. lWlIllam J.
Rube). Rsv H.
I
Bloomqulat. Andrew H.
Henning. Fred
Gallagher. Anthony I.
Sherlden. Cornelius
Hand. James S.
Radian. William R. S.
Cantrell. Harold 1-).
Lady Jennings Lodge. Shepherds ot COMPLAINTS ABOUT
Wthlehem. met last evening and work-
'ptt the first degree on itttoen candi 1
,. dates and received seven ap
rshlp. Following the lnitla
The Hon ceremonies a social time with a: nlngton and Detective Sergeant Hunt
with" Will "1101“,!“ the 1‘1““ “19°". made a tour oi the city last night with
ins the degree will be worked and n the result that they tound three men
purposes and would appreciate nsglg- large attendance is hoped tor.
tame from local people who know the’
whereabouts of the soldiers. This in-
cludes all soldiers irom the city of
Sorwalk and the Town oi Norwalk.
Mrs. it. E. Schcnck. oi .erdaeporij
and Wilton. 'addrcssetl
Aisociailoh oi the South Norwalk Con-
lttrerzational Church. at its meeting at .
. E There will be a special met-ting oi the home oi Mrs. John Ferris yester-‘
'” - ”‘0 ('Ommmi Council. this Honing, gt day afternoon on the subiect oi "Food
' X o'clock, at v hlch time will come up Conservation," and eaplalne
the pt'opo.2ltion oi renting, lending or er iood substitutes.
"’"inl '0 the United States govern. very interesting and the meetlni! was
The
tttcnl ior use at the ship lumber stor- well attended.
one vard at Wilson's Point. some of
the fire equipment of the city, in ‘u Georee 1, Burton. William A. Kel-
probability the Phoenix steamer 'm In“.
0" (“loosed of to the govemment. but White and Chauncey Plait. who rep-
whether it will he loaned or sold will- resented Buckingham Post. and Rich-
ard Cutbill. William P.
, Jamesivilisea. of _1)ouglas Fowler Post.
i A crass tire which started from (it have returned irom the 62nd annual
bumtng in the rear encampment oi the Department. of
oi the dwelling oi Henry W, Pagan, Connecticut. 6. A. R., at New Haven.
'41 South street. got beyond control and report‘nemost
'oi the people fighting it early this ing. which. as usual. was voted “the
and threatened buildings hingest and heal time ever."
Echoes truth
was summoned bv telcphone. the ap- man meeting oi the International 81—.
street ble Stutleuts' Association. which was.
lstation and the motor truck and had- reittsed permission to hold a meeting.
{tier truck from the Ives street head- in the Recent Theatre. Sunday after- nance department.
'quarters responding to the alarm. noon. are to the etiect that while those
IThe fire was extinguished beiore any in charge oi the meeting refused to ac-
-great damage was caused.—Danbury cent the return oi the rental moneyi
{irom Manazer Samuel Ka
was tendered at the time.
"3m sentatlres of
ho decided this evening.
pile oi rubbish
afternoon
in the vicinity. The fire department
parsius irom the Boughton
News.
A thirty-seven car freight
New Haven. met with an accident at.
miles south of Stevenson, when a cart
near the middle oi the train lumped.
James E. Wilton. George A.
.
Brown.
the alleged
"whit as sita'vgit waits su ‘
——-—
plicatlons1 that alien enemies in this city were
the Woman's '
d the neW-i
talk was
interesting meet-
pro-Ger-
ntor. which cently Joined in a fox hunt.
that rem-edit“ to Country Life. its correspond-
the Association called
which passed through Danbury at yesterday and gratefully accepted the
.ti:17 yesterday morning. bound fori'entlre “my, ‘
New Canaan. Conn.
85 Orchard stunt. Norwalk.
4'! Taylor av... South Norsalk,
3 Jennings pines. Nonalk.
.R. P. D. No. 3. Cotonou", Conn.
21 lists street. Not-walk.
4‘- Sonth lain street. South Norwaik.
62 Glsawood avenue, Norwalk.
Wastport avenue. Norwalk. .
34 Smith street. unitary. Conn.
61 Lows strut. South Norwalk. l
{100nm Conn.
11 locust ave., New Canaan.
22 Wood street. South Soiwatk.
42 Filth street. East Norwatk.
11 Franklin av... Horwalk.
9 Crescent terrace. South Norwalk.
2’ Summit avenue. South Norwalk.
20 ”in street. Norwnlk.
Spring Hill avenue, Norwalk.
New Canaan. Conn.
1 Kellogg street. Nor'fllk.
454 Atlantic street. Stamtord.
54 Wilton avenue. Nonatk.
32 Chestnut street, South Nor-walk.
6 Spring Hill avenue. Norwatk.
220 West 140th street. Ecw York.
15 Berkeley street. -
11 Cross street, Nors'alk.
Noroton Heights. Darlen. ‘
11 1-2 Monroe street. South Norwalk.
2“ East avenue. East Norwalk.
North Taylor avenue. South Norwalk
4 New Canaan road. Nonvulk.
IS Cross strut. Norwalk.
Room 1207. 135 Broadway. New York.
22 Hoyt street. Norwaik.
West Rocks avenue. Norwalk.
Norotou lic'ghia. tiarieii.
20 ltaviland street. South Not-walk.
Hickey nve.. Darien. Noroton Ht‘
New Canaan. Conn.
South Third street, South Norwalk.
79 Main street. Norwalk
L. '1'. 11. Co.. Bridgeport. No. 479.
188 South Main street. South Norwalk
Box 256. Saugatut-k. Conn.
67 llocklnnd street. Roshury. Mass.
85 Harbor avenue. Ncrvt'alk.
11 Battery place, New York.
110 Main street. Norwalk.
12 Bouton street. South Norwalit.
434 l-laat lain street. Bridgeport.
107 Cottage street. Bridgeport.
10 Haniord place. South Norwalk.
R. 1'. I). No. 38. Ridgcileld. Conn.
30 Balden are. Norwalk.
221 Main street. Natwslk.
New Canaan. Conn.
.\’ew Canaan. Conn.
43 Lowe street. South Norwallt.
R. 1". ll. No. 8. Carnegie. Pa.
33 Butler street. Nornalk.
Box 468. Darlen. Conn.
1140 West 129th street. New York.
Strawberry tllll. Norwslk.
165 (‘liii street. South Norwalk.
s7 Meadow street. South Norwalk.
1 lily avenue, South Norwalk.
Nomton Heights. Dnrien.
41 Orchard street. Norwalk.
46 Fifth street. East Norwalk.
634 East 128th street. New‘ York.
Strawberry Hill. Norwalk.
0: Ridge Road. Darlen.
24 Gay street, Stamford. Conn.
,15 Third street. East Norwalk.
liarien. Conn.
J.
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ALIEN ENEMIES
Following complaints to the eilect
tnot staying home as t ey should at
lnlght Chief oi Police 11 lllam R. Pen-
who registered as alien enemies and
‘;warned them' to go home and stay
there .tlnce a special permit is required
for an alien enemy to go anywhere at-
ter dark except from their work to
their home or vice versa. Chtei Par,
nington has reported these violatcra‘
oi the rules to the Unltd States Mar-
ahal at Hartford.
MORE RECRUITS WANTED
Seventy'ilve recruits arc wanted for
the medical department of the regular
,army to be stationed in New Haven,
tor the duration oi the war. The re-
cruits will be assigned to the United
States General Hospital in the Elml
Cltv. For further information appll-l
cards should visit the New Hart-n.
New London, llartiord. Bridgeport or
Waterbury or communicate with)“-
ior W. A. Mercer. commanding the
Connecticut district. at 956 Chapel
street. New Haven.
Army recruitinx
throughout the state. reports Major
Mercer. indications are that April
will be a banner month. Recruits are
wanted also for the iletd artillery.
coast artillery. cavalry. engineers. in-
fantry. quarterntaater corps and ord-
and
continues brisk l
Airplane in For: Hunt
LONDON. April 18.——A1i alrplanero
accord-
l
i
cut says: "While running we saw an
'slrplane following us overhead about
|one hundred teet up. The airmen
. ‘waved us the direction in which curl
lion had gone and when we checked
”'iwe heard several shouts irom aloft,
jand were put right by our friend-
;above. the bounds varitying his tutor-
Wornen oiten do their daily tasks in matlon. .
the truth. onus four other an idth home, one. or factory while "18071118!" "A time um he landed in a hold.
it. when it toppled over the embankr
and misery that would put a
ML 11 10 ”Wed that 1.11. accident in M "new", much of W013
waaduetori
WIN“
strait-ted satillsta this alteration.
was was was
It“! nil m N" sulerlng out its alleviated. mite.
,bstwden N Haven and nanbsty an m um um Joints. matte
tbs north bound main,“ ‘
,hssidethescvns-oi-tha accident. “in,“
71’." south bovnd tracks will
Whine"
” o“bladder. Hrs. 'i'hos. Davis. loatgoargiloicomn, today, ,
arr. mom: ‘1 doctor-d several
"0!. with" W ;'
's‘ias.
1
MI "
like sytnDtofll
when 1“:
man told the master ’wherc he had seen the
en's fog. then rosa‘und circled above us.
But the in: boat as."
-v” M‘ -
HIS. MRIOLL “1001'.” MRS.
HILL.
i HARM~ April it—dmraori
appointed Johan.
'nsiis,otw .tososconnis-
lsionsr oi shat-sci tosuwasd John
Martyn! .
nam'
w.
and
nld
”BAND”!!!
nits across-
TO BUY noun II MILD!
was concussions it a.“ an
oammvica. April is.—iiu n- Nsstmun. Tons, April 1s.——itt- nu W ro ”um.
tnaaltobuyaidbertyuuhondiadiorfiuuadgssmith.chnirmanotthe.onunu “mum new
'yasterdsy to the arrest oi Heinrich Tennessee Council oi Daiense. has
"1-,“.mflumuu MSW toconductaseriss Cl
tnow being bald tor disposition oi his war coaisreaces In eastern states on Jennie Is at"
y Ainswort
lease by the Federal “111M111“. BS the ‘0"0'1" (“will Trenton. N. 1., pm ”veg“ is “0 VI:
oi Abandoned Child is Dying.
DEDHAI. Inna. April is.——lra.
based his m to N! m to tiny 5' Boston May 7' Portland tie she was triad
, . , . . .. and acquitted on the
the police. on this ground that ha is an “I! I: Concord. N. H.. Hay 9; Hont- charge oi murdering her iormer hu-
Austria. andsarvad sovarntyearsa’ potter. Vt.. Hay 10, and Hartiord, band. Rear Admiral Joseph Gila
\
in tho Cesar-1 army. 0011... May 11.
_t-lids for “Shaving
mime:
Cream ..........25c
Powders
'Sllavllll aids
's Shaving Powder 25c
- cm’lha Powder :5:
W
Raul] Shaving owdar. 23c
Shaving m}........30c up
Vivaudou Shaving
82,9110. P211611. snsnnoosa‘“
Witch Haul. p1nts.......35c
Psroslde.........10caad25¢
Renal! Violet Talcum...2!ic
Vi'gtlicdonAttchhavlng
cues-sonsassassr-s
Raul! Shaving Lotion
45candSJt:
Lather Brushes.......2§c up
Razors .............Sl.tllup
SPECIAL x- '
i-vo-ry rm-tin at Reduced Prices
$5.49
1.49
All the dependable makes.
lnslndingthosaiorhomsand
traveling ass and the latest
military outfits.
Gillsttcs ......... .00 up
AutoS ............ss.oo
Durham lsn ....81.00up
Oemand Ever Ready...81.00
Tile $8.75 eight
piece set. . NM
The $11.75 ten
piece set . now .
Mover-9.....- .. .__.
Our Challenge Smoke
FLOR DE" M0518?
Satisfies Most Tastes
. Mild Blended Havana
lfor25c to 3for504
CthlRETTES-~TOSA€GOS
We list the larger chin a in
cigarettes—fifties hundreds.
which are so convenient for mail-
ing to your soldier or sailor boy.
Black I White—
__—__———_—_—_V—-m
———_‘---‘-—______ —
Hellchrrnos— _ l! .
lo'rltic: $0'r75c; 193181.50 tile; 8 at. 45c: .
anads— Prince Albert—
10316:; M's-75¢; 100181.50 14:: S or. 50:; l6 0:. 81.00
Natural.- ‘ Tuxedo-
W's-16¢; Jo's-75c: 100181.50 - 14:; I cs. 5.1:; 16 on. 81.05
Pall Malls— Velvet—-
id's-1.1:; 50381.10; 100122.15 lie; 8 or. 51:; 16 as. ‘1.”
4" ' Edgeworth~
, .. ., 12c; S or. 55:; 16 “01.10
Cantc1e— ' Curve Cut—
200’98145 15:; 7 as. 51¢: 14 on. 81.05
Black I White— Lucky‘Slrike--
N's-12c; 20054th lie; 7 us. He; 14 ea. 21.05
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Lleeetl’s Food Specials. «
Friday and Saturday Only
. 2 rr£iii°63itee 39c
51c
Regular price 38: lb.
‘ 2 HALF-POUNDS 0a
cello" Tea
Regular price 50c.
‘ t:
' {V _'.__._..j 21 [1:4 ‘
vid/ .47 2117;.» i. ;
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.n
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Safety Razors .
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i
i
“a
; Rama. U. S. N" retired. pleaded guilty
to the charge of abandoning the baby
boy oi her daughter. Mrs. June Reyes.
when she was arraigned in the Non
tolk county criminal court ye.=tt-l‘dny.
Another daughter. lira. Dorothy 11e-
Mabon. pleaded guilty to a slinlln.’
charge. Judge O'Connell postponed
sentence until the nut term oi the
court. Both defendants were released
on bail
Alter the arrest ct M1“. Ainswortty
at her home in Madison. Conn. on Jan-
uary 14, last. and the arrest of Mrs.
McMahon at her home in Boston. it
was brought out that Mrs. Aunwottn
and her daughter leit the child oi Mrs.
.Keyes on the doorstep of n itiend in
tirookline. hoping, they paid. that it
would be found and given a good home.
The child died before it was dis.
covered. '
‘1
A remedy i r Intestin-
tvi tbs urinary and.
—'l‘ry n Sentinel Want Ad.
Patch-n. non-poisono-
aad wttl Isa-i strictnrn.
l BIG G liaitetes in I 10 1. days.
nos.- IY DIEGOIII'I.
. 'sml Post it do.trod-- 1'r1re ti. tr 3 Lotti" cats.
. P~rs td l .
T118 IVAN. “MEAL C'Ju CthlNNA'I I. O
M..- .. . . .1
GRADUATION
from a recognised” business col-
i legs is accredited to experience
E by the government in titling
' high-grade positions in the
statistical and accounting de-
; partinents.
..
; iiiiititiii. BUSINESS
: courts
Jiconv v
Special Showing 01'
; Sleeveless
Coats and
Sweaters
$3.98 up ,
Sport Skirts.
$5.98 to $15 ‘
CHARGE ACCOUNTS
OPENED
ll
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JARGAINS ._
Pure Condensed
Milk, large can 15c ,
Compound Lard
26c lli
Cottage Brand
Coffee 21c lb
'5
2723'; A ' ..
I" A. ,S'i‘uu.
24'Cotiage'8tlcet
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