erg-mm m theme-l Illlr.
L‘s». ”Alarm Nd. A .3 I“
' Elbe W was suspected. An‘
‘ WWW! bun-«tom. Then!
the olender appeared voluntarily andE
captained to ibe ulcers who were in?
lestigating. People going home‘iate
at night kept him awake by rinsing
the bell. He worked hard. and was
'tired. He had cut the rope to get a
little sleep. ‘Otku'u'ise he was a pat-
rlot. He had bo‘ht bonds.
A Liberty Bond salesman walked in
7 to a business man's olice. He was the
third who had droolod in that d"-
The occupant was busy. He lost his
temper. "i don't need any slam
or solicitation from people like you."
be 5.3M. "it I wish to buy an wal'
bonds, ,1 shall make the decision of my
own necot‘.’
The salesman lost his temper then,
and announced that he was going vto
report the business loan at huduuar-
§ters as a suspicious case. Whoreupon
jhe was kicked out of the DECO; But. it
Ewan all a mistake. The oilendcr was
Inot a proGerlnan. but maclym good
.Icitlzen in a bad humor. lie hhd a big
m. Liberty- Bond in his desk. I
I N97 BOASTFyL', BUT—- E it's a grave thing to question any
re- rir". Mr. ”new. the Sentinel ls‘mfln'“ Datl'iOlihm- Don't iudse hastily.
going to’ yell light out iii meeting lie-E ”'- .—
.-.»-.‘ cause a South.» rwalk audience at: MAK'NG THE ENEMV 'LUE
Wm Palace last evening pm." over on‘ Certain German prisoners taken
Line audience at the Regent in the iii-11“.?” are formed to be much depress-
‘etl. The calico of their depression was
the spectacle of American troops
marching past their camp in. one con-
itinllous procession for four days.
Mrs. V. Comm. 5 W. Main st.
Clara m, 12 (W street.
Win. Thompson. 123 lain street.
Hasel [least as Wilton ave. .
Chas. P. lanky. 1 Ph- street.
Tbcsxm C lie-'7 stun.
It, Schroeder. ’9 Iain street.
Ernest Brodie. 3 fine street.
Chas. F. Page, 30 Pair ave.
Jos. Lsyden. 10 Henry street.
Jss. IoGarrlo. 15 Chestnut street.
Wm. A. Holt. 30 Wilton ave.
Harry M, Lounsberry ave.
Frank Del-the, 15 Chestnut street.
Florence Bray. 62 Wilton ave.
Jacob Hess. 30 Wilttni ave.
Mary Tortilla. 7 Henry street.
Robert Tongue.- 9 Henry street.
Win. Reynolds. 4 Horton street.
Mrs. C. Murphy, 1 Pine street.
Fred Buckley. 15 W. Main street.
Cornelia Howard, 2! W. Main street.
Mrs. H. Dickinson, 7 Chestnut street.
Marlon Grumiey. 2 (‘hestnut street.
H. Sachs. treasurer. 24 Main street.
Marie Sachs. 159 Main street.
Walter Hawkins. 1 Chestnut street.
George Othsnle. 10 Chestnut street.
Mable Btierlc. 8 Chestnut A'N's'i.
H. Rogers. 7 Chestnut sir-el.
Mrs. C. Boots, 169 Main street.
N". E. ”can”, §Ch0§t1tll ritual.
Louis Moro. Hour Publishing (‘0.
'A. F'. I'Ihrlenbach. 2 Summer
Charlotte iiulherg. H Wil‘lill are.
C. H. lilies-rd. 6i Wilton avc.
M. J. ('arow, 51 Wilton av».
Jail. 8. (‘ahllL 60 Wilton ave.
H. G Schmidt. :10 Main stret-t.
L. H. Bustling. 8 vfiummer sire-V.
liurton Austin. 7 Summrr .itrast .
George Lockwood. 5 Summl'.’ street.
Helen Reynolds, 151 Main strc‘u’.
Esther Osterbanks. lhl Main street.
Helen Quintnrd‘ 148 Main street.
Jss. O‘Neill, 1“ Main street.
l‘. J. Reinhardt. s Summer street.
Curtis Boos. 139 Main telnet.
Robert Horner. 127 Main street.
Mary A. Cousins. 144 Main street.
Clara Cousins, 144 Main street.
Mrti. l". l-‘alrchlld. New (‘anaan ave.
Frank Riley. 37 Plattsvlllc ave.
Jlil. E. Fold. 4 New i'anaan ave.
Mrs. W. Burton. 4 New Canaan Ito.
J. H. Reilly, 58'Plattsvllle ave.
Morris Britt, it Union place.
Margaret Pagan. 56 Pltlttsvme ave.
Sarah Pagan. 56 Plattsville ave.
Wm. J. Pagan. 55 Plattsville ave.
Thou. Pagan. 5‘1 mumm- svr.
Carl Blunts-r. illnllfliflllh ave.
John Kinsella, 28 l’lattsville ave.
’l-‘rank Corconn. 23 l’lattsvllie'svei
Marv McCryne. 13 Plattsvillq ave.‘
Wm. J. Murphy: 29’ York stroslt.
Mary Fitsgenld. Banks street. .
Frank Fit 6. Banks MM.
l.. t E. racasso. oil Mkenatreet.
Mrs. F‘i‘Ilt'rrris, ”grandam.
l w ‘ w the use tor publication
.n W credited to it «E
:3 in' this paper and also
. , local nevust ”bub“ hero’itn.
' ‘ ‘m "l W ‘0-
- firm:
hes herein are also re-
i
o anus-ma nu. '
. raosnoaus
looms—fly»
Moo—08.:
'v “moon. it “as us feel nlilzhtv good,
I ‘Inot only from a." ctibnai standpoint.
but it in a tt-ihitte‘ o the extraordinary
' l appeal made by a newcomer to Nor-
‘alk iwho. humiliated hi'srbnst'ef-i "’ ““1 hm“ 9'" 5mm" W” "i
arts and means to the patritfiic cause the war,‘ remarked a German. ”M"-
. of Liberty Bond selling" We still mi "1! Was denied for a' long time. but hai-
E e back at South‘ recently M.“ admitted; Noll? of us.
.
“‘2? id; .
that Norwalk will com ._
Ntyalk and put it-over us complete-Etha'm'l but any ”9‘ thatoAlnpinns
-. ly. Our aim is to help ,sell motive" in France 1” the hunt-eds 0'
That's our big business during ‘ho‘thousands. We we" told that (My
I U ' \
we tat“. ourlmt of! could“ list over on account ot'htlu
ll-bonts. Anthwetnevcr ilnuined that
Eany laranrpa’rt of thosothni had-arriv-
.___.-_.._.__. ted were rendydo fight."
I AN AMERIIQAN SOLDIER . It was indeed it sight to give a loyal
', 'One little war 'plcture among t.hou-‘-|lil"itlfl| 0' the. Kaiser the blues. And
sands—an incident oi the .AIlnericanIuR' the truth about our military pro
next few days.
to‘Mr.‘ Breese.
He’s a wonder!
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3.setttoron tsoillsusornorth of St. rill-moss termini-"through Germany. it
met. " nu. rm make u... German'nauqn humor. a. A... Ammo ”not... .
. Hattie'Colnrt ' . “first“! street.
, were “tuck“.wnm “ “m' , E(tilt-ti Gregory. a: Pair street.
moo-imam two to one. The "3"”‘3'1 Iepers on the islandn oi Jog, an", 9 hip street,
li‘rcd rcli. ts ran-street. . .
irisnds. speaking English and FrencMEI""”V’“KB “Imps, How many have Willlag‘ltetnhu'dt. ,1; gm limb
The Americans quiékiy‘discovered the.~ EM"., M. C. 16! I stricti
‘ . ~rt..-l
on young y ”m E “Our enemies mu‘“ N‘ Jennie Whittord. 22 W" “It .
e 5.“ 4 r‘ M
' " ‘ “m" "' 3 ”will i . h -. . .st rtt 51 Wilton-live.
Germans comiugvtowardihiasrinracons‘ y, as M" ‘ '5“ MW ‘ n. .
'u I ., in. ‘A.'it enter. to'bover street, .
. ie more it. . i ' vr.
.alone at the momenh ch-gsdi : I, . .. is. R. Walling. 8! Wi tongs I,
1”" ”fled one °' "19"?“ ‘1 ' * .. Edwin Munroe. Fair ave.
Wrath, Tile. Kaiser says that God certainly Mind mr.-s-.Chentnul Junct-v
in" M ’ 'wb'oflm" '1‘" m” " ' Whitlock. 12. Main street.
' ~ . people. . Undoubtedly iHe baa. And E. . . “(I
‘7‘ "i’- -' “if 'i ' 'a u-svvntllstnrt t.
hackutnrnodthehovn to an mt.Im_thw m m, riot . George. yrs it,
9th I”) . or" ' ' u - . M. T. MM;~24-Wets Main ”I'm.
’1 "' a” at “ said and ”int nation ‘30s. W. W. Stone.‘28rW. Main street.
. I" f‘ E I —'_—.‘*"—u;-
m" 3'“ you a mm "1 m'm“ ,ltrr. L. Canada. in light street.
_._._ . ; Elia. Gregoryr, it Main'stroet.
'“ jokingly. ’ ’ . ‘ . \ (New York Times)» ' Sara boom #13 .Jlain street. 1
‘vWiWo word thezgsoldteri .. . . I I . .. .Dlljhlll’n .
. . tthe statement ‘thth there are mm-John.-Ryaii.'18r.w. Main ”mm.
- "in than on " t u’ ‘ s.-.- ' ' t‘t. '18’W.’Miin street:
. .. n _ . line.a'nd.in.fivo minutesl-e-l rs yers o my w "mm.“fl I
fined“ driving before him at the pointImn to who“, u. one.“ the Million '1' Rate .1 Main street.-
Bllsaheth ale. 7! Main street. ;
Welling “Ksmarad. kamaradll' bank. or? second, through his trade Mrs. Walter 3m, 17 Main street.
‘ organization, orsome friend who is
fevr minutes later word came that P. J.ICurlnl'nitham. Main street. I I
.' . gol- Boy 32:01:15,". in some cases that Mrs. Margaret Mulroney. 59 Main rt.
91.1“” min nest out. i. No? modem.“ trueyhotlthe condition 0' the Mrs. J. B. Van House". 80 Main st.
' ’ I James E. Cassidy. 12 Cross street.
lidntwalthtgdbr' orders. armour tionis-to throw the Mr of; the w J mm "o” mm .
" -. a . . . -
IT"; alone. He was called back. scent. in such casesItile canv ser eryBI Bruce. 22 Cross “MIL I E
communicating tilininlonirntlon flip]! H. D. andlke. 18 Cross‘ street.
t.- 1" intended receiver of the subscription. M. J. Riordan. 94 Main street.
"m a typically Americas es" .
ruminant halt-or thesookursaill Sarah F. iii In. ”Main street;
ammo." halve been brought to book. it ‘i‘tsll Sarah “filling. :‘rxggmfi- ,
M the people who intendedw to sub- E- 1" Duffy, °’ " ”MI:
The Americans in the front trench'lhi'ri’lly hastening the end ol‘tlnv v. .
' ‘ ' - . l"c'ltrlr. warmintvsirstmra
enemy advanced . in the guise otTMOIOhI have bought $3,000 worth of Julius Sscypkouski. 0 fair street.
you bought? irrank' My. ISS'Iain street.
rose. and proceeded thclIean them out. II
' ' ‘ ' ' “mime“ lit-r. J. Shephsrd; 42-Wilton ave. - -
' . ltrian romier. But wil re l Lldii Mn is. 57 Wilton ave.
munlcation trenCh, and being entirely " e ' ll be "t
.‘Mrs. 3. Monroe. Fair live.
7 'o [M woundedmorue 9" the "9" “Ehas something in mind for the German Jos Hollow. 5 Chestnut street.
and ”M‘hgplnatch ”tum a dip it). J. Clam. 32 West Main street.
, E12,; Donnelly, 138 Main Main street.-
. THE-Elm WIIWVA“
and!!!“ prisoner." replied-tho osr‘ ‘ . '
~ .. ~ '. numb! .0: .145 Main um. It.
cared. ; .There is "18‘ hirhatuthorlty ioi' an 1.9' limit ’ntr'cet.,f
rifthepm ' dashedtoward the
m.canvassers . are-- told. that the fins. lffllm . . 9‘ Chestnut street.
. ' ' ' . in street.
‘0 Ibo bayonet a six-toot German who is “going to an mm. his "In!!! 5» “Chic!!! 5 MI .
5. month, inMain’street. ’
lconnected with the school children
were ten Germans lying in a
. Rebeca Taylor. 80 Main street.
The name Sammy instantlv.?llstr shows that too often the tutor I
Mary E. Cauldy. 12 Cross street, .
. . , ,4 M" Il‘
detachment was sent to handle we do welt “7 '0 M by John P. Colgan,r19.‘llpion Park.
, Otherwiset-wheivflay hank" “01 John E. Riordan. 94 Main street.v
C ' is" ,4 . .u .
,l.III§ioitt.Iron say. There was. a sonar
' ' . Colombo Gardens. 21 Main
. 7.1 He was an ltslian boy. scribe h u “m followed». out
(not tour inches high; horn. oi in;
1 Mrs. Gntteridgo. 17 Main street.
their intentioaev‘andrrgiven.tllo,.ean-
flaunt parent‘s iri'a Pennsylvania
Wm. J. Morris. 83 Mai: outage.”
mac. their ' subscri‘ loss, the Carl Axel Harstroln. 2 'Pros ave.
n ’1 hurt Helen A. Nolan. Spring Hill are.
l . .
-~ “ruining town. loan by filth-“flit“ have”
‘ ' .. 'i'h . r. suit. Spring liill ave.
‘ W ‘ WOFBMMII ” “3 “I. told.» Elia: C. Rose. 12 Spring Hill-m
lAlhert lit—am. iz sprint; Hill are.
'CWW*“WM .Pstrlclr J. Hermes”. Spring Hill avo.
' --——,. . . .Thos. Fitzgerald, s an Hill ave.
‘ rt isms “Mitts-t at
om ' mm'u.w.r . Mary r. W. molar-re.
' Anna E. Nolan. 6 Spring Hill ave.
NKBIDEN. AW" 22,—Patrlck "9" Win. J. Carroll. 6 Spring Hill are.
Iy. 50. an orderly. was crushed be- Mary W. um”, 42 Prospect ave.
* . Pruspoct svs.
tween an elevator and the secondalugaret Wilson 42
floor at the Maiden Hospital Sstur- liars-rot McCarthy. as met no.
. 1. Lon-on. 3| mule lite”.
oi the skull lilo “'0 "Wm Jul Hathaway. as ironic smut.
‘ as link
DON'T JUDGE HAWILY
man sitting in a street car sud-I
. “shunned up in a mat tore down-
.itisrty aorta porter, threw it on the
, and stamped on it. The car was.
ly in an uproar, with men and
' shouting. “Lynch tho traitor!"
situation.
I}ttdovoiopsdthatthansnmskn"omm ago front 17me ltosettaLaalson attest.
’ ‘ Dalston-basin was s m vrlisrsflissisrbswasa m- Iona-til Lassa». 38 gal! strut.
. . rwith'twoiuhorty galls-in
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Mun-mans).
her. The f
zactured. according to newt standard
designs. two types or box ears. tn’o
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Em um. 21 w. manor oi reason. and m or also hottn.‘
m between dfty and d", that several large aloe buildings had;
“Mill been thrown out of plumb. A surrey'
Will have to be undertaken.
Washington Building. s large business.
. was *per eptibly separated
tins capacity.
ll much [or awarding con-
tracts. Ir. Williams sought tentative
bids iron: car manufacturers. and re-
The earthquake
Milli cars will “be maria. M ‘ "Milton of that“ Christmas .
DIY. 18”, when the two towns sufier.
ed shocks 0! like severity.
Pear was expressed in Les Angola!
'iocudthaaoinlss-ls hora t 'MIWCWT‘"
ll! , nso lacy
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,hoidint 0? orders since Government
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stunts rangiu shove 10."
per cent. Worm were asked"
to reconsider theirbidstu lihi ”m “s"
. of the Railroad aunttnistrsm's gm. developed in several brick walls.
Cut-rote roads and highways lead
Ferris to Hell-ta and to San
ate were ”heaved.—
Tho earthquake was fell over a wide
plied threat of manufacturing its own
cars. and preliminary replies from the in. '
gree toI’m
makers. indicated most will a
the lower prim,
Diotfibutios ot Orders. '
Operation started. The new orders. it
is said, will be distributed unonr‘
roost big concerns east of the Ills
alssippi and to several in Seattle.
Portland and other Western cities.
it is low Wealth" in addl-i
tion to the 500,000 tons oi steel and.I
other metal required [or "$2.000 Io-:
coniotivea to be built this year, 500,!
000 tons of steel will be allowed for
the first order of 100.000 cars and?
more for other orders in six months.
In addition. the railroads want W,-
000 tons of iteel rails within the nest
year.
floores or.
roa in the west.
Many car plants now “1, running extremity apparently was Fresua. Cal.
below "y because of the with. Tremors also were felt at Phoenix and
capac Seligman, Arlsoua, and at Milford.
DRAFTED‘MEN
agave FRIDAY
. (Continued tron First Page).
Bertrand Schneider, 119 W. '13“)
street, New York. *v
Frank W. Gilbert, 17 Pair street
Norwallz. I
Sanlu rt Levine.
street. Ciew York city.
Antoni! Vittt, Ne
John R. Russell. 1:75 \i’ashlngtom
a point below the town
wed a low of twelve inches in
depth and tony feet in width.
”twin“
nardino and cracks
yesterday was at-
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'6‘me ANDREWS John Sialri. {Shin avenue. East "013' bedroms and dmm“ rooms. ‘3
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ways provided.
which are nonseetarian and also not
wish may attend.
fact that these services. together with;
are always well attended.
(‘aptain Arthur Andrews. son of
Brigadier Andrews is in charge of one
of the huts there. and Ba n"
oi the sections of the Motor iiupply.
train.
Brindier Andrews told oi an ind-
olent that happened to his bani-Iran"
son while he was bringing up a motor|
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’Iilorry full of doughnuts and piss tof
No
Religious services..u"- ”07"“:
Benjamin Blanch.
' W I". Be ' .
,conipulsory are held. and all who. at. ‘ n1mm!-“orill'l'lillorare-
It .is a strikingtnu" m” Norwalk. .
Hooter Enitayniond. 93 Ely avenue.
Ithe various other religious servii-es.8°”w Norwaik. “
Millard Bouteille
'Aller Kaplan. City Hotel, South Nor-
a
I Dram 0. Read. Georgetown. (‘onn.
Daniel Andrews who lit with the list; 3‘3" 3" 9“” ’7 “m“
ted sum troopn is in more of ohm-"519;" ”’f'}, m“
olnas . cden, 2 t‘re or
word. Est-t .\'orvralk. I ll y Boole
Adbrrl "Koenig. 62
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Antonio lanolin. New f‘an'nan' C I
Edward P. Gould. ' om
,tho Amt-lean troops. in one of the ad-l "m
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”M the truck in particular, with the
mall and Bandsman Andrews desert-3m
ed the truck and later called for vol-.t W A. Martinez. 16 Lowe street ‘
mpflmu troop [o 809”! NOII'IIk: I .
(go out and
. the supplies: 'A tit m hn‘ndml Am- mm "Mill:
in 'h,E':;i.in Ricco. Reservoir"avenue. Now
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' food which greatly enjoyedw
, . , The ‘ thin-m
= during m dgvleor the Balm-E
.‘Band of Boston;
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L. l. Kennedy. S pring Hill ave, latrcsts. Four blockspf-Ssu Jadato's
,of tho inalmatraet began to
vnnccd lines, which incident had Jultl
reached his ears. ‘
Evidently the Germans thought that
this particular truck was an amnnpl-p
tion truck and so shelled the road
1
unteers from the
what was left of
erlcans volnteerod and brought
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02-.-
"W E. Davis,
Norwnlk.
Domoici Cathie. Spriasdale. ('orrn
gs - H. sltriror. 59 5! do}
street. South Norwalk. ca
Anthony De Donate, 194 Eiy’avenue.
h Norwaik.
Charles H. Loud
.. ve."lzoodrqol‘0rilithSiritd'b'lé‘xof.'“"5 .I'
. ‘ ‘r. "ailltlle-‘ll' '- '- .. - “WV-i
mwnf'fimgmgm-m “30¢. .. t . . .
tion Arno-tr» vols II sets. used for‘nll‘. isomls.
One feature of be service yester-E
day' morning was .a comet solo .“F'sosl
to 1W phyed by (3th Musicianl.
humanoid! the m Mnrlnei
All.” Biotin
swoop in charge
the work abroad andvowlto a number Wit Hubert, Jervis Clt 60C ‘2 .
‘ ot salvation A monkeys are «so? Vlcsar'tristran.‘ 31mg: Hill 51;: ”mm :
raged in this wor .- ' Bosth'N’orwalh: ' . ' ”Risk!” 3135 .. , I
for from being a pscmst organism - Willia- P. Mother. 30 Cedar street; ' ' ' '
lion's” the mistaken idea has grown; Chis-INN“. T . i’ "
the nivation Army has about 50.000 ”Pickering, N0", ' -' f , , ., .
ole-hon: are in the ironchosl‘ AMIm‘la‘Mdm. gm:n'\' Am on} cm «1‘
'. tn nllofthe Al units. if. - ' » ° " 45 mm Wide 27c Yard‘
iloinonicb Conant;
List of my to p
as It 1. ms.
Patrick J. art‘t’r'uan.
Louis Griffin, 2:
the Salvation An wait.
any work in stir-torn. Tho pinyin-st Edward J. McDonald 3.." . » - 'L . -
oi chm ls .Ililathewsou was Stanford. ' 30 m U ' ' , ‘-’ v “'7. '
some of the comet music ever Wt llanr H. Roberts. 129 Main street L m e a 06' w
heard in Norwalk in some time. INOrValk. . ’ ' m I I . . ‘.
.- ‘n'er' rm. Norotolr Heights. m' Mill-m Dulu- Belling m urns.
EARTHQUAKE» I .. Mn- . . at so and 10s Pbr w" - .
E ”W"! Bradley. 33 Chest-nil m 81"?! -. mom -.
SHAKESUP rm“? 3"“*- . i Phone-luna- II" ' ' ~
. . w Hell. Pie ‘ / g '
GAMMA'avah .Pmo- um... '“"" V‘". .
° n - Weill. F‘railkll
(Continued I’M ans) Lilly-walk. " ‘W'E .
I —“ - am" Pinbel], WEIiDOrt av
Southern California to tremble uteINomtk. - ”“2 CENTRAL 110m;
yesterday afternoon. The property; I!!!” R .Crtnier. 186 James street} m . . ; ’ . . ' "
damage is estimated at from $100.0th "0""3- ‘ . , 'm Malt-M “. m'. M mm
to $150,000 in the Low Dim-Half a; John Warao. FSnowdm avenue,» 138‘!" "Ill-gs! Pins Manama; sham noun
dozen other townsxumd cities, includ— 30:"; NIorWillk. ‘ I and m style . - i ‘
» r in a consolidation of the people. I: on 0 Millions. 3392 n Corner nroo chem '
give. confined mainly to plate glassim'eetv Pililblll'kh. Pa. rucelynfi n fiuAfi ‘ “I. J Tel- 1555"-
windows and shattered oornlces. Anthony J. Mulvoy. ll Hill street ' ' "I' ' . '
Hornet andhan Jacinta have Mula- Norwalk. . '
tions of less than one thousand each.l Patrick A. Grumbly, Ingrown Hts . __..__..
They are about'tbtec miles apart and Well. '.
, lie in a picturesque country. whichI Aime Tim". 16 drove street. South‘
was made the scene of Helen HuntINorwalk.
Jacksoifs novel. "Billions."
been, lost. that of milk E. Darnell,‘
I Mortimer Gregory Blake.
Only one life "9 km," to hn—gHill avenue, Norwalk.
Julius l). Lehotsk
a retired manutacturer of this city. South'Norwalk.
who was drowned when he’ tell on a'
pier at Santa Monica. a beach resort Norwalk. _
near here. Hundreds of pleasure seek-Z John Martin Brendan, . 111 Forest
reet. New Canaan.
erd on the pier made a wild dash'st
tor solid ground when tho-shock came:
Edward M. Ryan,
06:11!“ Gilbert
at 3:33 p. in. and Darnell was swept qSouth Norwaln.
from his feet. Persons in scores of,
Norwalk.
Beautiful patterns and colorinzsz heavy quality. ' "
f IIwith strc'lc linen back.
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18 x 24 Inch Mats. 24c.
Congoleum Runs istlilte one big sound ' ' ‘
of mlclotll .o! unusually fine duality and hfim
r. Wilton, Conn.
(ilcnwood avenue
V patterns.
River street. Nor i . . I II .. . '
,3 mm IWCRCQWR a
E; i . 2 yards wide. 51-29'rard‘
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'the people to their toes in his pleaior‘ lsltii, Alhssador , . .
subscriptions to the Liberty' Lonni'aui‘“ llotti‘ "“Mp’m’
Ch’ - vHe landed. a great amountiottmuneyq e . Nicholas. Hurray Butler,
”m" ,at both theatres. helped to boost the and Alton n. Porter. ~
I‘loan and did mighty good work. . ' ;
3 . losndto be a 3mm. . GER
l. The loss is bound to be. a encased”
g'i'here is now no doabtabont that. Thirt
quota oi-tm.300~will be oversnbncrib-i
ed in this city. Thad is s certaintyil HARTFORD, April 22,—“. 0....
But every worker, must set out on v . .
, set bu” ndmm malm‘ommsanleridsn m oi Connecti-
iby Friday of this week. that day set. out has dissolmtrautmim will bet
;as‘ Liberty Day by the President ot’
7. 21 Lhura street. . . . .
MANAMZIICAN ALLIANCE
3 Franklin dVQflIIIIt‘ ”MLVIM'
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19' Cross street
ill“? 331' ”To“ ”lfilil.3‘?.§"1i3iw6At.wAN FUND the United States tantrum“ '° “mm m" “a”
s c y ere .. . . - ..
many suifered slight injuries In their GOING OVER’THE ' ,was taken Sunday afternoon ata moot-
rush to the exits. ,
Whenmight fell ovor~tllo partly nun .
ed towns of Hornet and San Jacinto
order had been restored and organlu-l
tions of Home Guards patrolled ille‘
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bnoinors district worn wrecked and
one block at Hornet. Three distiudt
shoots were felt at san Jacinta. TheE
lint throw to the ground also! pore.
sons and horses. Millie Mounds-hon
all the buildings on the south side
and. the third mgrsahmsht down
those on the dart s. ‘. . i
electricity failed immediately asst
within tan wtoutsr tho-breaking oil
the ass mains-nah it neuron to
shalt» 1. Theater Isaias'
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to malts their subscriptions to tho.‘0 Enforce
irdgloanxaudto insnrs victory.
Norwslk’ loads many of the towns
in the coontry at the present time in
the amount or money raised. Thisl
dill-m something over 350,000 .
daily not. now on until r‘rldto. toin-‘Io m Mv V'“ ’"m' “ "w
are: thorium-oi the loan in ihlnimvniioo. rhea-nation will seek rlo's Home 1‘ ”"3""
(woman. is urged to got behind that
‘dmo'm‘nowon-aud help )1th it
over M M:
ails,“ acc'tfly clean :2 wot-ill . the
w . or ng up i can and .. vant-,
them. Both '0“ .lo focus MDwWMH
«warm an dare bound to
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lie-onitottho people.
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NEW ‘10“, All?" 22,—1'lle ”'9"; “all iii this city. Prflidcilt H. P,
Rosco today sent out invl-I Blunts. of this city, presided. suit all
rations ton’the "Win the War i’ilrI the officers and a down other ill-tr
Permanent Pesos" convention in Phil-I bors of the executive committee were
adslpllia on May is and 17. William present.
. Hours-ran. president or the mi it was decided to give noo oils.
7 Stats Alliance's funds ur‘tlic Old Poor:
“0 to the.
'r "W "I"! Ind « tuthodoiomination or our Wartburl owl-ant Home It lion-t.
MDlIiW am until! Prussian milltar- , Vernon. N. Y. slid as is". 01 3307
till humanoid: to-connrrn olr'Allhm "in“ W ‘0 l” 1"“ Pl"
portunltios- ton Women. and the "MI W J ”for
sisoctmtsr. in thrtn m and an
stamps distributed to charitahloiorfl'tv
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front the m mils-,0" mm film“
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