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m a. cue-at rim is i HAYAE 13513911? 333x NOR WALK i ; Hit the Kaiser in the eye and get 9 HOWWLAND S ,
Wham: atoney it the 1 mm.“ m Pm 0m i ; a Good Cigar (Enhance on Main St, Fairfield Ave. Cannon St.
mama , " ' a who . the ' ' am
tor a... chilly-caly-catch-oold maggygmggmfiufiugm £3 SOCIE F Y | Main: noiin'wi‘i‘umuxmr gmafififtigolii’ 016A: ; -.I {in}, tax
cm a a”. 3:3: 3.."‘.‘;..1’..‘“’.,;’“".‘;;" Elm and Personal 1 Mt your receipt tor either all or put payment 2 H ‘ f'
MOM” .. “.00 to $0.00 board. and under whose direction the .- on a bond subscription given on the BIG DAY, Friday, April
’ wattage“.th develop? iii-”5 E S 2‘, uni m .
pre 9, re tres from e r Dr 1‘7 t
JOSEPH DAVIS
. SSiWulluloa Street
.0073 NORWALK
and relluuiahea the chairmanship to
,Mr. Ryan The aircraft hoard itself,
created by Congreu, will continue as
ty production of aircraft under way,
all critics have agreed that the great
fault lay in the absence of t'OBCellll‘It-
ed control. The power of Mr. Colt.
and his board was subject to the sig-
nal corps and has been blamed largely
One of the prettiest spring wedding-
was rolemniaed last evening at live
o'clock, when Mitts Almedia Downing.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L.
Downing of Newtown avenue. Nor~
walk, became the pretty bride of Lear
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36 WALL ST. NORWALK, CONN.
NO OTHER OBLIGATION
“" “"‘°" W” "—"’ SKELLY’S TOBAC
Throughout all the agitation over .——-- C0 Sflop i
delays and mistakes in getting quanti‘ {browning
” Hurrah!
We’ve raised ; ’
our quota. of
' "— for the fact that the program is about “If P, ('oe, son of Mrs. Etta L. (Joe of 1—— ..- a r: ._- -
. three months behind. Springfield. Mass. The ceremony was
Wedding Announcements i “'3 Collin llimflt‘l' made “I" 0311 ol- performed at the home of the bride, : u.-
. ‘llcial comment on lll~‘ remrgumtaiion. and Rev_ P, A_ Colpman. rector of I , ’ (H
At Home Cards He said: 1 Trinity Episcopal church was the one 5 ’ z
, , . “The appointmcnt of a single n- who perlonned the marriage cere- .
Visiting Cards dividual with definite and adequatelmony, now let S make t
Engraved At
FRED H. PONTY’S
‘ Soda! Stationery
Palace Theatre Building
South Norwallt. Conn.
powvr to deal with all aspec's or army
production is a logical and necessary
step.
"it is necessary to get away from
any question of a division of responsi-
bility, either in fact or in illejllllllt'
mind, The aircraft board remains. as
since its creation in Octob.-r. an ad
visory body; but under this Dr" ar
rangement. the chairman of the board
becomes also the, supreme Plir‘t'ulil'l
.agtncy. For proper results both the
‘, The home was tastefully decorated
'for theoccasicn with American flags
flowers and potted plants. and during.
the ceremony tin-re was the- sweet,
strains of music heard irom an ad- ,
joining room. I
The bride was charming in a bisque
colored g-t.rg<-th- dress trimmed with
old blue. She carrier/d pink roses.‘
i.\liss Romania M. Downing of Sen
.\'ork (‘ity. n Si‘nlt’flltl the bride, was
her only a'tendant. Sh.» was heauti
a record!
Buy Bonds?
WEATHER FORECAST :WWPI' 0' ”“0110" and the responsl- fully gowmd in strawberry colon-d
Forecast for xtirwalu and vicinny; }liility must be concentrated in the gemgt-tte cri-pc. and carried rot-es to
3:3". continued cool tonight; l-‘riday.“ln" hands‘. The metlh‘od of Mr. fly-lmntch.” l-‘tnnkI llbfrowell of “'t'nl .
.. , _ , . . ans appotn mo-nt wont smm to not. orwu uns ilr .st man. I
fail, “96h notthuest winds, d'mlnléh',t-itniplish this rmull." 'f‘hc bride's sist-r. who is a talented
mg. A disturbancu ccntl‘nl over Louis-g This reorganization. 10,903,: a, timfsinger. sang new,“ selections mm”.
iana is causing unsettled weather with ' war department since bt-tore the Sir»; ing thc ceremony. ‘
local “mm.” [rum the Gulf malt ulc military L’Onlmillt't' made its report! A wedding supper was served after;
northward In low: and as for east as'rcftlrring' Ito ”it; ilnlililOIfl lprogram as hh'ilmariingph and adrcct-ptiot: was
. 4 ‘ ;u " lullll in mg ai ure," 0 ows a ”TN“ 0 t, on y t c imme iate rc ruins
“Ml" («"0th disturbance is central 3 liminnry report from a special t‘tlfilmil~ ‘ being present. TM happy couplc lcft
“"“l‘ 50”“ lhkota. ”93“!" Wfllherute of investiga'ors apptllnlml liy,on the 19:25 train for a honeymoon:
Little girls’ ,
dresses are
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prevails this morning in the Lake re-
;ion and along the Atlantic coast. The
teiupcrature is low in the northern
districts cast of the Mississippi ri-
ver. l-‘rosts were reported from Ohio
and Pennsylvania.
WEATHER A YEAR. AGO
TODAY
’l‘cmpcrutcttrc: High. 57; low,
4i. Fuir.
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' A shipment of Comfort Kits just 1'.
ceiwd at Donnelly's,
Butler Lodge, l. 0. 0. l"., disposed
of routine business first evening.
Hilahackerno Hotel is serving deli-
(‘ious broiled lobster in dining room.
About 26 copics of "The Finished
Mystery" have been turned in t
20f Police William R. Pennington and
'znore copies are coming in day by day.
‘ Mrs, Henrv L. Hayes. of 37
gpiew avenue, .
39f the Endeavor (‘irclc of the South
ffl‘t’orwalk Congregational Church at her
Fiome yesterday afternoon.
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' i The case of Ike, Smith, charged with
‘oiiibezzlement of a sum of moncv from
life employcru. Knapp a Bell. was con-
,inued from day to day this morning
by Judge George H. Vosburgh, Smith
returned the. money, about $30 to
Knapp & Bell yesterday.
' Nor-walk must go over the top by to.
vim-row night. it is absolutely neces-
eary that this be done. Work. work,
work, that is to be. the watchword.
s a
Humor-row will not be observed iii/Y,
“l m” aninia Bord. formerly of t_';i|.
holiday. but it will be observed a
Bay in which the people of the cltv are
do do evervthing they can to make the
(Third Liberty loan a success.
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:upcrior concert, and dance, lst (‘om-
party and American band, f-‘riday nicht.
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YOUR DUTY
To Be Thrifty
“Save and Buy for
ii’rtsidcnt Wilson and headed by ii. i trip, which will take them to .\'iuxuhl‘
.Snowden Marshall of .\'ew York. The ; l-‘aills. l‘pon iluir return, they will re
iteport never has been made public 7sidt- in their newly furnished apart-l
I but it is known to hau- been submitted o mom of 4:: Magazine slit-cl, Spring- '
‘to Secretary linker soon after his rc-ttlt-ld, Mass. ' {
vturn from France. lloth Mr. and Mrs. for are wry well i
Arsistnnt Secretaries ('rotvt-Il anti iknctvn and exceedingly popular amonxi
.Stcttiniua anti .\lnjoriienrral .\larch,’tho- younger set. Mrs. ('oe, for the,
looting chief of staff. are understood to I past sewn ycnrs has been the efllcient l
lliiVF worked out the new plan of or-gassistnnt in “the ul‘l‘ltv of Taylor &‘
‘ganlzatinn. .\ir. ('roncll, as acting su~-'Golden, and has a host of friendit
iro-tary, is said to bare been ready to ; which shc'has rundo- while in their em- 7
act without waiting for Mr. Baker's ‘. ploy. .\ir. f‘oc. while- n Springfield
return if thc Marshall report had been ' young man. but also made a large. cir’
received. «u or friends in the .\’orwalka. He is:
The authority given Mr. Ryan cor- a toolmaker at the stain arsenal at
responds to that given (‘harles M. Springfield. and is widely known in
ISchauh, as director-general of the 0111- that place.
'ergency fleet corporation. He has al-l Mrs. Coe’s travelling suit
trendy betn speeding up production in‘champagne colored tricotine.
all of the many plants working on alr-lshoea and hat to match.
craft for the army and in given fulli Relatives of the couple were present
lpotver in that respect. in the matterito witness the ceremony from New;
of designing and engineering authority I York, Springfield, Whitc Plains and 1
apparently is divided between the di- other places. i
visions of military aeronautics and pro The gifts wcre very hvautiful. in- .
duction. cludlng cut-glass, silver, china,’
Mr. Ryan's war work 'up to this checks and other articles. which teati
time has been confint-d to an aciiv-echd to the popularity of the young!
part in'thc work of the lied Cross war l couple. The many frlcnds of MI'. and ;
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was a ‘
with :
'vcouncil. but these who know him de- . Mrs. (‘oe t-Xll'l‘ld
lcongratuhttions for a happy wedded
ililf'.
ielpre‘ he is amply equipped for thc big
I.iob now cntrustcd to him. President
Wilson is said to have had a hand per
’sonally in the selection. Born
file is now presidi-m of thv— Ana
conda ('opper t‘ompany. of he l'niml
‘lletals Selling Company and of lhc
BM“, Montana Power Company. ii» is a div ' F‘ridav,
pn[er[ained [hp member-i rector of many largo- inter-prises nndi
banks and of In» Chicago. Milwaukee;
it: St. Paul. ne of tho big things in
‘ which he has played a part was the vi-
'o-ctrificntlou of the Mountain division
,of the Chicago, Milvvnulttm & St. nPui.
;probnbly the greatest undertaking oi
‘ be kind ever attempted.
. Brigadier General Kenly, chief of the
:new military aeronautics division. to
.centiy returned from Frame. “hem h“
fhad charge of aviation undrr lit-nel‘ul
'Pershing. He is a colonel of field ar-
tillery in the regular army. but was do
elailed to direct aviation training on'
the .\lixican border before the I'nitcd;
,States vvcnt to war. Soon after tlu
. first expeditionary forces went over he
' was sent to France and given the rank
lot hrigadler-gencml in the national
iarmy.
,ifornia, was called to South .\'orwall:
Ito attcnd the funeral of her niece, .\lrs. .
innna Boyd, and also is visiting Mr.
‘and Mrs, Preston Boyd. of Wilson ave
nue. Miss Boyd intends to make her
home in South .\'orwalk in the near
future.
"sum con icis
‘; nu [littllc Bill
Tella Why a Corn ia So Painful
and
I Say: Cutting Makea Them .
, . Grow
l Press an electric button and you
in l
0 Chief Michigan 54 )‘Pal‘i ago, Mr. Ryan bani
had a busy life as an industrial lender ‘
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“overseas" shortly.
to tho-m heurtlcst i
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Seymour-Lazarus ‘
Miss Maud hazards , of Stew-us,
street and Howard Seymour, of Bridge’
jport. were quietly married yestfldal'
:Mr. Seymour leaves for Camp i’pton.‘
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Mr. and Mrs. .lobn .\'. Turtle of ll'
anylor uvcnuc, c-lebra't-d the twen‘y- ,
fifth :lhnh't'l sury of their wedding on
.Tm-sday evening. This is the second ‘
'tinu- tint Mr. Tuttle has obscrvtd his
-vi-;ci-:y-rifth Wt'lltllni.’ ahniu-rsary. Lazy
.fil‘H \vifr- having tiicd many years ago. '
,_Tl: wedding match was played as the,
:ccuplu entered thc parlor. Mrs. 'l’uttlr- ;
.being cmmnu-d in Whilh. Many guests :‘
.wcrc pres-int from Brooklyn. .\'orwnlk.1
land South Nurwallt. .\lusic, both vo-‘
'cal and instrumental, was enjoyed.
and many of the gues‘s had dancing!
Mr. and Mrs. Tuttte received many
.pn-sents (.l silver. cut glass and flow-
,t-ra. lit'ffP‘llnlt‘nll Wi-rt' served and
”w gucitts «bound at a la! hour. wish *
,ing Mr. and .\fis. Turtle many more
nyt arr of happy wctitlcd life. ‘
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,. Thc hospital conintittv'c rcported at!
the meeting of .\'ottvnlk Lodge, No.5
708. ll. l’ 0. it. last cit-nine and tlm;
rimvlr inst tll"(l otlictrs molt lllt'll' plot”;
«9 1nd ucnt tin-ouch uith thc unfit in’
line shape. It “as ruin-d that UK“
lodge ptm llilrit' :t inheriv liond.
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l-Itlu'nrtl il. McGowan. formt'rly ol’
ifht‘ South Nitrit'alk past oflice and nott ; a ~
it . '
a W85.
with the 25th Engineers in France has»
been rememoc ring friends in this city
with postal cards,
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Mr. and m... William (‘antledint
Yand daughter, l-zlizabeth. motored to'
.Camp Upton yesterday. to visit .fohn.
jCaatledine, who experts to sail forI
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This is no time to hesitate or ‘
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meditate. YOUR COUNTRY
NEEDS YOUR DOLLARS
NOW.
A thousand and one reasons
why you should buy. —’:‘
If the thousand haven’t 0011- l
vinced you, consider the purely ,
selfish one —- You’re ' i
. money at a good rate of inter- l,
at to insure your protection 1
-to safe-guard your freedom.
Suppose you have bought one
T orthree or ten or a thousand
bonds; if you bought with your
idle capital you have only
made a shrewd investment.
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You must buy and buy and keep
buying until you are obliged to
cut out the non-essentials
from your daily life-to pay for
Liberty Bonds.
A . YOU ARE lN rr ,.
YOU MUST HELP Win n t.’
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Buy War Sovinga' Stumps
with your change!
Liggett Stores Sell Them
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real beauties
.\lorc i'cztl cujoyuu-ui in
choosingr (li'csscs i'ot' litilu
girls than for anybody,
clsc.
What tit-light to watch
ihcm as tho prctiy titl'uirs
come fiu'wartl out: by out?!
\Vliut pleatsurc iu \vuicho
iug than as thcy slip into
first one :tud thcn uuotltcri
Thcu latcr, how grcut it
cujoymcut of cnch little
girl us she actually wcaret
. each new dross. ,
Pretty \vliitc voilc‘ dresses with hand smocking
and trimming of (.‘luuy lace and buttons $3.50
Fine white Voile with licuisiitchcd ruffle top
embroidered in same pattcru as slccvcs, unique collar
,with four points—$5
Crisp beautiful orgaudy dress with double-ruffle
'Xgi‘cdgiug of Val lace, smart strupsacross front
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. . Nicetvliitc lawn with cuiliroidcry' inserted in
skirt which also has five tucks, waist finished with
cmbrordery heading and ribbort-—$3.50 ‘
Bolero dress of white lawn triuuucd \vith V121
lace-$3
Stuart Empire dress finished with lace and rows '
of tucking—$2 .
. Net dress with two dccp tucks ou skirt,
waist effect with pcplum,——$~i
. Lawn and organdy in a number of utodcis,
trimmed With lace 01' embroidery. Stilllt‘ finished with
smocktng or pin tucks—$1.50 to $6.
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Women’s tan
and brown low
shoes are snappy
Soutctltiug csscutiullyof the Suuuucr about
these new arrivals.
They carry an air of actual coolness. _
4 How trimly they will appear when \voru with”
Summer’s light suds and dresses! -
' ‘A new G-cyclct model is of tau calfskin of special
light fineness, smooth graceful plain toe, covered
French heel—$7 3
. Dark brown calfskin oxfords stitched in tip cl"
feet, leather military heel—$6.50 .
i“ Pumps of dark brown fine calfskin with military,
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WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS
form a contact with a live wire which: Mr», ll. Williams of 17 “3"er ave
rings the bell. When your shoes press nue has announced the engagement of
iagainst your corn it pushes int sharp her daughter. Mina Eunice Williams to
l'rcois down upon a sensitive nerve and Jack 0"” -°l Pm'ldl'm‘" R' l" and
heels-$6
3* . Nut brown calfskin oxfords and pumps, stitched;
so they appear to have .wing tip, military Mela-$7.”
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FOR SALE AT instead of trimming your coma, or e w_ M I t: . Main floor, rear. I B
“c mu“ lwhlch merely makes them grow. lust Mr. and Mrs. En] Torpv of Ellzu- , ;
. atep Into any drug store and pair for a both street are rejoicing today over I . i
l :fllllflel‘ of an ounce of frmone. 'l'hla'the arrival of a baby boy this room . THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANYd f
I will coat very little but in sufficient to lag. 'Mother and non are doing welll
. remove every hard or soft corn or al-
, ’lua from one’a feet. A few drops ap-i brill. an: rflhlblleoii Smlt‘h are cote;
‘. ‘ _ M. M]. tngtert I'll annveraarya
l ”Vault. '; lm'grmmLmLIr all: their rsaldence in Chestnut atreet,
5: 'mm . ‘ noon the corn ahrivela up an it lift- South ‘ orwnlk.
m m I" worn out. not and all. without am Harry Hartford. or Phlhdelphta.
: lMdrIg mama-“aerate whotaetmamitlagtriead-la Nor-
" MMMMufi‘mmmmm.mm to
‘ our , ' ‘i4t4'.’lnm- . . ,
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Provisional Lieutenant Calvin a, Mrs. mm» bane, of Harbor avenue 9' '
Miller, who iv home on a two weeks‘ has returned home from a visit w '7:
furlouwh. after thrcc monthn'. lnttm- relatives In Bridgeport. I
iiive trulnintt at the ofncerl' tralnlng Complaints about ball playing “i.
school :it (lamp llcvena. was in town l'nlon street near the (illicit Wand”.i " .
Veltcl'dav renewing old acquaintances. factory at the noon hour were in .f .
Mn. 1'. W. Ferguson of Norwnllr to the pollen. Complaints about now
we! a guest of volumes in New t'an- ren creating null-turban. on Han! ‘ " ’5
can Honda: afternoon. rm were .llO. reportcd to the notice. '
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