'the top, but ill the
noa atoni- ' ,
THE SOUTH HOBWALI ornate m
WINDOW DRAPERIES i
ll Icrlins, Dotted Swiss, Iadras,
.Volles and Hsrquisettes; also a:
could“: assortment of Notting-
liimud Msrquisette Curtains.
'E. K. BANKS
their new suit.
3 3’ ;I.iliian lie Liberia. Hotel Mahackemo.
’ South Hm“. 'iieien t‘ainan. Hotel Mahaekemo. *
“Wall Street indicates the bull :Mrs. M. Dumortier. S Washington sl. 1
”W" market for “comp.“ Some men ll'llla 1&1 (lgll'ng‘ goal. Malllaclimlo’ l
Just received a ship. w... ...... tn..- . 4 - s . ~ .. .
But $28 for a really first class
suit—a suit that will be a
credit to any man anywhere——
is not going to jolt any man
today and at this price you'll
ment ol
Comfort Kits
Complete - $5.00
DON N ELLY’S
metn at this store.
i
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. tl,to .l tilliit‘li. ill \‘l'asitiiiulun street.
16 So Main St. . l . .
I t Other Bull 1‘0 . . Illtht'pli llotld. litlslul Holt-l.
30013 NOBWAII. Sf m $15 to $37 50 l Martha Wilt-ox. 1‘14 \\'a~hiuuton at. l
l\‘.'tit A. Nttst. l2? \‘t'asluutton si 1
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS. .
1 Rogers & Stevens
lCiiy __e"l’il
‘NORWALK
'i‘he l’aintuis' l'ititui lllllll.‘ a i.tt'°'illii?
ill l‘ i. l' ilall this ctenint:
liarlttt.
quite so it
4 [or]. ..t
litt‘llllt.
fill.
“Wm it‘llll|\ alone. ttttt ‘t
\lai .-‘,
\\ in» has lit-en
|.ltn llllll‘l
Si"'lill2|n t'oiitlcaiitht)‘. .\'o
I'nltetl (lrder ot littltien l'ioss.
illllil‘. 'i‘lt- tepit-st-niatttc
to t'tt- grand session he‘d recently Iii
liliiiitiill“ ‘ ‘
izttit \\a~luitt ton i.ttt|':t-. bitepltt id:
ol‘ lit-titlt lit'lil. \Vill tut-ct this eteuliig
re
limit will he done
New London “ill be [li't'rtiil and
part
.. . ‘
ll?‘|ll|'\ Sheriff I-jtiwttrti ll llouleits
and tie {it'l'
The W t‘ 'i‘ i'. “ill ilit‘l'i \\'Iill Mrs
l
l llllllllilllilills
l
l
t.\lt xttlltit-r Roberts. :34 N. Matti street.
find a most attractive assort- fitzettt-ttt- llllHlltmd, tit: \t'asiengtmt st.
1
SOUTH NOR» ALK
4 ‘— -
liBEllli lllAN .
_—-—.
tilr. t: (i. it‘aa'cclt. 8 Washington at.
li‘dch M. Connor, Hotel Mahackcino.
it). Lullelie. Hotel Mahackelizo.
:Jaiiies Hogan. Hotel Maliackemo.
lMrs. Frances O'Brien. 26 (‘lay street.
ers. 1’. W. Kunes, 122 Wa‘hington st
lJai-t 0. Thurston. Bristol hotel.
ers (.l. l’Pll'.P. Bristol Hotel.
ls‘ofith Noi‘waiii l‘lub. 107 Washington
l street
tWiii. it'chtlilztil, 231 W. Washington .sl.
lt‘has. Taylor, 21 Main street.
liletiry Wilkins, 17 N. Matti street
~.\he 'l'ailttt. 127i \\'a.~h‘ngton stree’.
.\l.ttu street.
ilairii-t ii l.illll.‘,'.tll, 1.3
street
(‘itzts ii l“l'i'li$ ’l \Vflrlllillilllil -ttt-et "
‘l.tlll't'll M Allen. 12'. “'tt.~ltttttittit .-l.
Salah Latll’inan. i7: Washington sl
.lost pit \\' littonev. it? \i'tsitinrtott st
"rs Mill) E Warren, 1‘_’i “Wellington
~li'I"‘i
thztcl Holiitlt-t. 3’. \\'.t»it Ilthtll ::t
no t ()llll‘l' 2H “'zts't n,tttll strict
\\’;t.~lliligioll
. .".l\ l‘ \\:t:tett. 1'37 “1 fillill‘zlvil st
tit lllltl Quinn. f‘.'_' State . ‘t't-wt, iii ti.e
1mm
Waller Quinn. 7.7:: State s'i'et‘t ilt'ttis'e
[till' I
.‘ttittlph I'll ll Til \\'a~hingtoii st
l':l\tti Ilttttl. l.’-.'- \\';t.~illll""til ‘l.
l-Iltautti Qtttitii. S'att-
llritict putt
.-..- ,i'l'l‘t-'_
Splint: street .
this “mum”: “1pm....“ hl'itltt'l'l) “.11..“ Thomas Loni. tan. oi hlt".l'll.‘ slit-t t. “WWW “:HMHHMWL
at $210 on Lexington ateittte. ottuctl l’l'ltltty .‘lllt'l':',tltlil m 2 till o‘t-iot-lt ilatttlti lt' lfead 3| .‘J Main slit-t-l
\‘t .- t i-sf: 3..
hr it‘ani llauiiigarteu. suit haying been ...-..” ll l 'l on «n. l 1 _\pt it. st .
. . ,. ,. ., , . Molina-t \ lltll'llmlll'. itlt l-iax iiill
brought auatnst lll'i' l|_\' ('hat‘les big: Y lllt' "tilt-t ihet't- lied t toss rot'tt' “ml
way tm up unpaid note The cltst- is It is llillllliiLI an all ti:t\ session at llll‘ “0b,.“ “'1‘...“ 3; Madison “I.“ a
'e ut’l‘illt' to the cottil of common htunt- of Mr: Robert Ilrotle-ittui. .\'t-\\‘- I'Itlaatd Ke' _-. ji , l (‘H‘M't‘lll terrace
i i la .
plea» on Mar 'l'lit .lutlge (lt‘tll'f-It‘ H lottii ’l‘t-tt'itt-e totlai. {:“i'ltl “Ill; ..l i ll” rill“ I
. . 'aitt- A tartitotttl ill (lav street
', 1~' ' . '. o'ih- llllllitll. ‘ ___. v~~~ ‘ ' . ~ .' ~ .
\Ulll lflll Jillltlllsl i l l - . Tl ‘ I “v. | ‘ (“”3 ltl)|tll. ll [.man ...“...p l
0 —— IU—‘n ‘ . -~ . . 't . I . :' .
_....~_._ l ll tti.t.tins ot ..tttitnt. . iii .t M 1': hum“): L," I mu” ”H...” .
ttlll. oi \\o'sl \'1t-\.t' :ttt-ltut'. were ljikl'l‘
to lllt’ .\'e\\ \'oi|t' llzly t‘t‘iill'it'l)'. .lt-r
Au.“ “1-«k‘lht' set l'ttt tor intei'itieni totia\ .
will "
'l‘ll" tutiitpaign is rapidly neattnu .il>
close This is the last work that the
cativ'tsst-rs \"lll “'lll'li
:l’lov Scouts. acting as git-liners.
snout the lit-id and reap subscriptions
tron. those people who hate iiot suit
“clean-up
..__._._.
The lied (Ross .\ti\iliarr or ’i'i'tiitlt'
('hurt-h \till tut-et loiiiorrow ailet‘iioon
" tt'tlo. it in the parish hall An)“
FCI‘lltt'tl. 't'ttt-t- will it.» the :|| ,
ho.s ' ’lltey alc Roll": to “Mill ill" one interested ilt lit-ti l‘ross tituk is
t
Not-walk is not only going ol‘t‘t intuetl to initial.
wm- :illlu llic litto-
‘
Job.
“is \tlitur ('. \\'itet-it*r. ol I. Al'cli
llit-Iilltcts oi the
Sewing l'liill)
The
l
ilat'n 'l‘cyrcli, oi it half street. hQs
a «real: (it hard int-it. Four days ago
Mr. Tctieil purchased it new Harley-
Davidson motorcycle ll'lllli the Stet“
lint: amaze and last night some one
can‘tth and look the locks off the barn
the loss
police
.‘iit‘t'i. Vllll llil\l‘ tilt
Hospital lunior irilxlll'
meet at her home this err-mm:
illt-t‘llill! trill .-tait at \ shaip.
Thomas H Loughlin, t'raiitl set-it'tatt
of the l~'or.~:ers ot America. and lit-p
ill" Supicine t'liiel' Ranger Thomas F
lioittl :tttcntle it int-cling oi (‘otti't tit-n .
ei'ttl l'utnatn of Greenwich. last night
The lill‘t‘lili: was largely attended and,
liiial plans were lands for the rally at
Lyceum 'l‘lteatie. Stiilitl‘ortl, .s‘utitlat at
tioot “LI .‘Wllll‘tl the machine.
of watch was reported to the
this morning. The l‘ottitectieul license
number Wits t10l.
~"lilllt'lill-Z, Arion Hall, Westport.
Salt-tilin- night. Music by the Victor
Orchestra.
‘lt-rnon. April L'hth. :
l't‘t'l'lH‘tl it'ottl
it'apl l-‘ \ ltunu oi the with Supply
lt'tllllpililt. “ho is ill France by lllsl’
brother inlets. llt-nrt Wilkins ol Northt
\lzttn :tteet l'aptain Dunn said illill‘
his unit has visited by Secretary oil
\\‘at ilalwt recently anti that he is now‘
a weather oi' the court martial hoard t
A number ot lull-testing incidents are.
i.0-ilt'l~‘ il.l\‘t' lilt'll
”:iioUSitICLEANiNG—
Magic Bed Bug Fluid
Fatal Food for Roaches
Sulpho Napthol
Platt's Chlorides
Ellison-Powell Corporation
toiti iii the tenets .
l
A special patriotic seitit-t- will in
lit‘lll .tt lll-‘ Wilton t‘oiigit-uatiomtl
l'ltu‘t-h Sunday titotnittg. at it ti't~locl:.;
“lill'll will ircltttit- many interesting.
lea: ii't". wi'h an original iespottsite
tending compiled by the pastor. '
ill-‘3'
l“|t"ll'ilt' t' ilollislt-l in thc melting
lit-v .ttt. nonmet- mtt prl'iillll- ttt lll"
utotttitlt union scrrite ot' the Wilton
churches. at which the speaker will in
lict W, f.‘_ ’i‘yiet' ol‘ iietitcl. who has
just rt'iltlilt'ti lroin three months" V.
.\l
l' \ work at ('atup herons i
Mr and Mrs (l‘il'ili l“. Schullze. lt=.'l '
tarit this .ttorninc in tilt-it new ilu‘ck;
car tor ilarttord. where Mr .‘ll'illlliltl
\tiii attend .t \\'ttr Sayings (‘onl't-l't‘uct l
to he held tn the Hall of the House of
ltt'prt-selllttlin-s ill the State ('apitol,
lat 2 it. ill. totlat. Matters of great int i
' [alliance to the prosecution of the War ,
Sittings (Htmpaigu in ('onnccticut l
' which demand patriotic attention will
be taken up 'tl liial tliiie. Speakets of
national reputation will be present‘:
land “ill address the art-cling M r, .lo-
sr-ph T. McSnet-nttr of Hartford recent
‘Iy appointed State Director or thel
lllry (lootit division of the Nittlonalt
;\\'ar Savings ('otiiiitittcc will be pro
sent.
at in 41/; %
in] Liberty
Loan Bonds
Are ottSale : ¥ ,
at ““333“ l“""
cantonments. in the Army and Na"
sum-r trout blisters and sore spots on
their feet. Every "('otntort Kit"
should contain one or more boxes oi
Allen's Foot-Ease. the antiseptic pow-
der to shake. into the shoes. it lresh-
ens the'tlrcd. aching, «martin; (cot
and heals blisters and sore spots. The
.l’lnttsburtt ('amp Manual advises men
’iSOUTfl Noawatit
"SAViNos Brian
lStt-tc Val'ra. '27! Flu! liill l'ottti.
- it Ml
Mrs ll. W. liityuitinti ll \\':is‘ttllt'.:lon st
tietuge lnghatu, Xt-tttoun ate
\lls‘ -\llil'l'l l'll‘VH‘l 3” "lal' stl'et-l
M.ss lio-e \lat'intt iii .\ieelt;mte .sl
l‘heslt-i linyet. 2': i'n.ott rilt'l-i l
Satcut-l (il't‘t'i‘~lt'lil. .3 t'resct tit terrace. ‘
ihiis)‘ ll i'hillips Til lt‘iax lltll road
ii I. l'ltlllip~. {ti Flax liIlI i‘tlilll
it: it Tilly. 3‘! Via). llill road
llll'liilitl I" Nllilt'li. -il I-‘la\ llill itetti
Old “'cll Ltitlgl'. l" and A M. 10'» So
I' .-\ Lane. tr. .2 t'rest't'ni tt-I't’at-t‘
.‘tgatha .\i llurns, Ill Spring street
Antonio (‘ltLintatt 7.: Spring slt't-el
('lat'ence it: (‘rofotiL li l't‘cscent tel
Fi'tll litlukt-iiiciet. i (libs-on court
.ios I. Lions. 10 'i‘oile.- stieet.
i-‘t'auk tioodchiid. ll (iarrer street
Nellie M, Illicit. Mansfield are. y
.los |~3 \t'ainvt‘tighl. Mahat-keuto ltott-l
l’lllll'iil A Taylor" 53'. (‘hestnltt sli‘t-t‘l.
liettigc Iliuley, KT. it‘lax Hill i'oati .
lllt‘llili'tl lionai'tli. .31! l iitstnut street '
l‘lllWIlil'lll ilalas. l i-‘ranklin streetl
Harry llratilcy. 'l \\‘:tshtnuton street l
Mrs, Sarah A lattitontl. ll Washing ‘
ion slrct't. .
.‘s. it: Mulrihtll, ll “'aslttntzton st, l ,
Elia (' I'arkt-t'. llott‘l lli.slol is!” "“l‘“ "l l‘lllli'l’. 31* Fill! lllll t‘tl.
.Marv l‘ Woodward. ill N Main si ll-Zlolse l“ L"""illll. 13” i-‘iax ll-ll I'll.
‘ ' tl‘lthlll l. Tillliit‘ltlll'. 217 Flax Hill rti.
lottic ll. Monroe. 4" N. Main at . _ .
tit-urge Keeler. 1.33 Washington st. titl't'l‘llt' l' Moullon. if!" Flax liill l‘tl.
KM“. KN“ t‘. I“; \\'a~htt.:ton .... tMrs. llscar Satin-t. 1'23 l-‘iax iltll rd.
Samuel Kul'lrl'. 17.?- \\'asliingtun st .l-‘rank l' S">""“""- ii "lull "l“‘l‘h
Iictllatltill Kt-t-lt-I'. lT-I- Washltlllloli st ' '“r‘ ”"l"“ J St‘yltltlllr. ll llll'll t‘llt‘t'l.
ers Josephine Stillson. 22 High st.
\\'iu ti. l.t-t'ount. 1.3.1 Washington st.
'Aht- ll (..i’llt'il. ill \‘l'ashitigtmi at 9AM” “WWW 8 "it'll ”in“
tits, \\ li. stwtn-tl- 2t w.--.t .m- lt‘mll’t'w Thompson. 179‘ Flux lllll t'tml
Natalie .lennints. 19'." Flat il Ii toatl.l l'Iinilt ('. Smith. 307 I’ll“ lllll t'oittl.
Mrs ”I”, [.3 mem‘hI ‘9; pl.” ”m: Franklin t\ SniJlt. 1‘07 it'l.i\ liill road.
llit-o \\' Wartiweu. til llayvlew are
loud.
l ... .
(' 1.; Jennings. 197 NM lltll road "”1"." |., WWW» ... "M'VH'W “W
Mts Anna l't-ttnlttgton. ., Iligh st ' l~l”l|" V Mr-‘lflhon. till ilayt'lcw are
Win it. Pennington, ll ll'gh ...”...ir .‘ll‘fi. II, S Lockwood. Full lilitiwooti av.
Mary K .lt'illllilF-H. 119 Flat Hill roatl.‘ ”lilt'l lti’tliWWNl- 5" Elmi‘lmll 3""
Sarah ll Jennings. iltt Flax mu manuf‘lara s. lit-anion. 1'9 Taylor att-
'eiifll' .lt-ilnitigs i1!) Flax 'ili|| I'oati ’.lcltttic M Reartiott, 29 'i‘ayloi are
Hnst- s lllunltk)‘ t; lhuh sluts-l ' ‘l‘llllrt. (‘ lit-anion. 29 Taylor ate
Win. 1' (trench. ill t‘hutt-h street It‘ltas ll lit-anion. 29 Taylor ate
Andro l'i‘antei ll t'hutclt street tMrs i-Iii'tttbclh lleardon. 1’9 Taylor ar.
Isaiah t'litrk. \lorion nu- .\i:lt.\' 1-) Van Wagenen, 5| llavview av.
lt-Itatay Tl'llljl. Morton at... 'llaroiti M. Van thgenen. t'tl ilayview
.s‘aiuutl Kitplin..!ittt'tt>it :tte l "W
Hannah K t'ascy. Ill 'l'avio: :tl‘o ‘ix'atr .\ i'oihetitus. llI'. l-‘ia\ llili road.
l.t)i'l'll’/II Ferraro ll'.’ 'i‘atioi' are. Elbert \\' Fitch. 179 Flat llill road.
Michele Ferrara, 11:: Taylor are. ;l".lllllln ll lionovau 1th Max liill rtl.
Stt-tt-n .‘H‘Itetry. 110 Taylor aye, :W. .i O'Hara. :25. i'nion street
illi‘llli'l iIttres. itH 'l'at’iot arc. .Mattrice Land. 17 S. Matti street
.\ tilt-ctr to: Taylor are 'l'. A. Sullivan. 7.2 Spun: street.
this (ii't"'li. 100 Taylor il\l' .tittt. ('ttoshy. it Sprint: street.
M llal'r-v. ho Taylor are ers. .losepit (l t‘roshy. i'.‘ Spring st.
Kenneth s‘ lleers. if. itlluiwttod :tvn'. Mrs iii llllL'L‘t'l'i). 77 Spring street.
Albertsttn .s‘ ilt-ets. 4.3 itlluiwootl are, Mrs. it'rcti l.. tircenoueh To Spring st.
Mary A, lll‘l'l‘i_ l:'t l‘:llllv\'0(1tl are. ‘Minnte t‘itoi'ioit. til Spring street.
Louis S ileers, if. l‘lllllttlltltl ave. Louise S. llat‘ihind. 23 Maple street.
Matt Mathewson. Flax lllll road. Elites-t t'. iluviltind. 2?. Maple street,
Mm it}. Wilkinson. 17:' Flax ilill roatl.|lloiitlnick ’l‘ortorella. 61'. Sprint: street.
.lusttnt- tit'lllitlt. 11:5 i~‘iiu liiii road. ers Anna Kintitlien. {loll Pitts llill rti.
Marie ilasscilt. iii?» lt'ittx iliil l'oati._ Mrs Alice litllitley. 2N" Flux llill t‘d
.iolttt H. Johnson. iii iiilisldt- are (men 1". Ktntlllien. :ltlti i-‘liix ilill rd
(two-n liorntan. it liillsltie street. J. Herbert Moltran. Scribner ave.
Matiposa ’l‘ttylor. 22:3 lt‘iav lliii ma 1. .Mat‘y li,/l"ill'h. 197 Flax lilll rd.
Mrs. A. Ilood. iii Taylor are. Josephine McQueen. 22K Flax lltll rtl.
Hts .‘. (' Knapp ill 'i‘atlor are. (‘ha'rlt-s Ward. 2‘25 it‘lax lilli road.
l-‘ ll t'lleaeon it 'I'ttylor are. llort-tte 'l‘utllt-. H Taylor are.
\
Ira 0 Gregory. High street.
”0'11. M. Finch. Ml. Kim-o.
l.t-w.s ll. Nash. 35 High street
lll‘l‘lliil‘ll 'l‘ Kintliiit-n, 300 Flat illii rd.
Joseph l.. Klndilictt, :lllll I-‘lax lliil I'd
Amelia A. Graham. 1') l-Iiutwooti ave.
l.lit_\ litmus. ill ’i'atlor ate_
H .l, l'ituvari'y. 271 Flax lllll road.
l‘ltlh'nl'll .l. Hip-chan. li'. South street
Mrs. 0. ilulicr. 56 Taylor ave.
liobt-t't Slicoek. 22 iiigit :tll'l‘l'l.
Stephen Miller. 12 High street. .lttlia Shepard; 12 crown ave.
J. W. (:orhain. 107 Play lliil road. :.lolin i‘ollnktis. it lihurch ptrccl.
.‘ltlrflhnll l‘rt-scnlt. lll High street. li'nlli llolick, lll ('hurch street,
”Non (l. I’l'lfltlll". 77 High street. liraapct inwrcnka. Morton nrc.
lhiuglns iii. Nash. Zlft High street. Anton l'ogany. 42 Taylor are.
John Witrtlwcll, 59 ilttyvlew ave. (‘. 3. Dayton. 11 High street'
Wm. lt‘. iloyl .12 Binnvood ave, Julila (‘olt-tnan. Ill High street.
A. it}. Ilenediet, 22:! Fiat ilill road, 'Irting (Volt-man. 1H High street.
Mrs. Mary ll. Mitchell. 1:59 Flax Harry E. Smith. ll lllttlt street.
llili road. Thos. .l. Malone. ”fl? High street.
Lolita Wellnltz. till it‘lax liili road.
Manner N Flynn. iZli‘i Washington itt.
Lillian Hutchinson Lyon. 128 Flax liill
road.
Onwin Smith Harris. 211 Flax Hill rd.
Clarence 1". Milla. 187 Fla! iiill rd.
Alan Slttu. 20 Taylor ave.
Mrs. Adelaide Bills. 20 Taylor ave.
Charles William. 21 Taylor ave.
Jennie Way. 17 Taylor ave.
Robert H. Mitchell. 259 Plait iiill road.
Daisy ll. l-ltzutitlt-r. 2116 Fiat Iliil road.
Elmira Sctttlder. 236 Flax liiii road.
John Mcde. 15 South lirw‘i.
Mru. It}. PRVIHVN'H/ ill (frown ave.
Emma Klostlnec, 10 South street.
Tho». I". McMahon. 12 Hillside. :
Illa McMahon. 12 Hillside street. l
Horace McMahon. 12 Hillside street.
Ilsry Harrington. 18 Hillside street.
.ln training to make dolly use at Toot-
9.13:".qu "embers. sic—Adv,
soon? uoawALthoaa.
. ‘ Olterlotts Lana-t. m to: sun mil. Own Way.
llcbael Martin. .10 Hillside attest.
1'! Taylor out"
a.
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Sainuel Ilootlner, 1th Flax Hill—road‘. $200,000 MbRé .
. Florist Kusllk. No. Taylor are.
Josephine Miltltulch. i N. Taylor are.‘
ltit'za I’Odmt-sit. ~i (‘cntt't- let't'l.
lMit'ltat'l Kuhan, N. Taylor are
Hurry (2.1]. 32 South street
Eliza (till. 3': South street.
'l‘ltelina Marion. 1 (‘cntt-i street.
Agatha Morton. i ('enter street
".\iexandt~t K. Morton. 1 Center st.
‘Martha Fitzgerald. ‘20 South street
Lotti.- Nyary. 116 Taylor are.
t‘onrad \' i-‘rey. :iti Taylor are
‘.\nna .\1 Nash. 3.3 High street.
1 .. .-.“..._.___ ..--..
Letters time been rccc'n-t-d hy
tilt-ads in this I'll\ "our Private Rut:-
‘sl'l l Smith ol itli Ely avenue. who
was wounded in nt‘tlon on March 17th.
i'rit‘aie Smith writcs that he had been
.o'thlH‘tl to shrapnel and heavy ovpin
sire and tit-at he was partiltllr buried
by a shell ourst when rest-tied l“ a
[‘:III\ of Frenchmen who carried him
to a hose lltNFliul. where he was at
l
;lltt- time the letter was written on
lMart-h Bist. ilcsirles all of these or-
'pt‘l'it‘ncl's i'rivate Smith was also
"gatst-ti " lie said that he was getting
‘alont.’ all tixhl at the present liiiie. lit-
wished to he remembered to Mavot‘
‘UUIIUHIII. Postmaster Andrew Leary.
i ltttt' .\i .l. Lynch and all of his friends.
He writes that Harry llatlgh anti i.con~
'nrd i-‘oster of this citv were met in
.llllll ahllc abroad.
Sonic of the residents of Crescent
'i‘ertttct- \terc “ltlmut any electric
lights last evening owing to the t‘:-~.-t
that the connection had been pulled
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(motioned From Page One).
The loan jumped over the flooyttet
mark yesterday and luv it- is ii.t l‘lllll
200.000 to go in order to hate tit”
quota overstibscribed by toiiioriow
night. That means Ito'uotl today and
a similar amount tomorrow if the loan
is to he a Micron; on Liberty Day. So-
licitots are urged to clean tip lll0~.l‘
work by tomorrow night People are
urged to go to the banks and still
scribe if they have not than solicited
Norwalk must go over the top by to
inoriow night. it is absoiu'eiy lit'lt‘s
sary that his be done. Work. Work.
I work. that is to he the watchwm'tl ’l'tt
tioose from the mile on it'lnx Hill Road. ‘
lt'andles and oil lamps Were about the
only means at illumination for many
The damage was repaired this morn
ing by workmen from the electric liitht
l station
l llttcklngltant W. R. ('.. met at the
home of Mrs. H. C. Sherwood on (‘om-
stock avenue yesterday tor an all day
‘H'Wlflfi session for the [led (irons.
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Mr. and Mrs. l‘. H. ilurihutt. of
ll'resccnt 'i'crracc. motored to Croat!
litivcr vestertiav and vilitNl with rela-
tives there.
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‘ATHLONE TO OPPOOE CONBCMP-
i . TION. .
i llilBiJN. April 24.-—M a labor
meeting yesterday at Athlone. it won
lmtoirod to oppose industrial as well
its military conscription. Wooten
’Wofllfl’l W themselves to under-
.tsls no work previously done
'7!“-
house
tiiorrow will not be observed as a hall
day. but it will he obse-th as a (ill)
ltt which the people of the city are to
do tit-t-ytltlng they can to teak. HP
1 lttttl l iherty loan a suctcss.
The campaign is rapiuty n a.. .g
tittse. This is the last week that the
rantasst-rs will work. Next Week, the
tiny Scouts. acting as gleam-h, will
~eout the li- ltl and reap subscriptions
trout those. people who hate not suit
seriht-ti They will be the "('ll'ltn'll)
boys." They are going to finish ill"
it i). Norwflik is not only going tlH‘l'
the top. but all the way along the ilnu
For the third limo President Wilson
has called upon the Boy Scouts of
America. numbering «100,000 nit-ii anti
ho). to condlll'i a National with» tntt-n
sided National Liberty iloan campaign.
as appears from a It tier [mm the I'm-s
Merit to Mr. Livingston. the president
at the tiny Hcollls of America.
The White House,
Washington.
14 'tlarch. this.
its
'Mi that Mr. Livingston:
Will you again master the lttll
s'rt-ngtii of the to,» Scouts t.: "ll
ca for cooperation with the treasury
department in securing sttlntcrlptiont
for the Third l.iht rty lloan’ .\.~ tn the
two previous campaigns it i. (ll'tili't‘l
to have the lloy Scouts oi America
tlel‘l'c as "liltaiteiu" in a house to
('lllltllsid after the "l't'apt'ln."
gloaning during the days sc’ -. hit tat-
your special campaign.
The patriotic and t..'tt:tivc intuit .
oi thoiloy Scouts in your lr-l‘lntlclx
planned program of war ottrk lll"l\l~
tlett hi a splendid testimonial to tho
value oi organized boyhood i.t h.- pot",
ottr country win the war. .
it is my corneal wittii that Mt‘ry'
troop of Boy Scouts and every Scout
and Scout omcial take part In your war
service activities. and especially in
these Liberty Loon campaigns. Not
only is thit- of practical service to our
country in these ‘crltlcsl cities, but t'.
in of great educational value to the
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Stiitt-rtlt aiitl urtiialiy yours.
'.\'ltltltlltl\\' WILSON.
The Norman. ilo) Scouts of America
tili’t' malaing plans :or a campaign
.uhtt-lt lllt') he,» wdl produce subscrip-
tions ttt' an amount that will excel thel
pretttuis heard at $73,000, Their can.
patgii Matt on the 27th day and rum
to May 4th There has been a great
tit at of into-re. t taken by the people of
Not'oalk in their tiny Scouts [1' Am.
t-l‘tcti Now ho-te is an opportunity for
them to ptit it in a tangible term.
NEW YORK. Alril 24, Uliitlai iaib
city Loan stilist-tipt'toni. ill the Second
l-‘ederul lit-stru- lli‘lril'l had reached
the total ot’ Sl:::t,ltto.ttoo at intro a. .3.
today. This lt-pl’est-llis a gain of op
proxltimlely slt:.7titt.mt0, as compared
with the closing tlgtttes yesterday.
ANSONIA INVENTOR DlES
\\'.\'i'l'll(ill‘ii\'. April '.’.'i.- Frank E.
Valldci't'ook til this city. all inventor
of note. dietl lil'H' yestcrtlm at the
\\'aterbttr_t Hospital lie was for litany
years a |t~itlt~lll ill Ans-omit.
Woko-zol
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Smile, at
Bad Digestion
In Tablrt lttrm Univ.
Al All [Tlll"fll‘.l‘-,50t .
not serious tit
FRESH FISH
Mackerel .................. 26¢
Steak God .................. 24o
Steak Salmon .............. . 26o
Native Flat Fish .......... . 14o
Native Veal . . ............ . 260
Out Shad .................. 33o
Long 01am ............ 10c qt.
New York Market
I "one 39-12.
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