Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 30, 1918 · page 4

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HAYES
CITY WKET
WNO. MAIN S'I‘gt __..__....- .
ii Rumour

i Mww

tweet. there ban»: a rutnttiagr sale in-
lstevad. The Sale will he lor the tune-
:.t oi Christ t‘liultl. and \llli L4: held iii
lilt'
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Hi ililtl

l.'i'i(tiltllli:'£.ll.‘ll hires. old stoic at
ctnlic: oi East \"usliinttott sttt
Place. on Tour Liu‘.

and Saturday oi this \tu‘k,

limiter l- l'l’id)‘

 

 

 

 

t l‘liickcn raiscrs considci' this 4 buck
‘ward and unsatisfactory scason ior
. . \

lltctr hosincss.

ORWALK .

 

 

 

‘ 1 Soniconc who has kcpt account
.states that in 1910 cherry trevs were
twhitc with ltloottis April 22. This

.. Th. following letter was “‘09in by ycar the trees arc ncai'ly huddcd.
7, U. P. Dunne, secretary at the East‘ _*
'Mk Tobacco Fund .‘JChilliiriittc-ez-——I - .\ioying onward with
Secretary East Norwalk Tobacco the campaign on tltc Lihcrt) loan H“

 

steadtncss.

.' M ,ported today that Bridgeport had
5 In!) tNorwalk, Conn. rcachetl thc grand total of $tt.llott.0lt‘l
‘ D00! 81!: ’in subscriptions.

 
 

. Through you i wish to exprch my‘ ——-——

M thanks to the incmhcrs or llit‘ Largo placards aililollncc thc tunnel“

of {Editor th? box of "sttiokes" which I lion oi’ a i‘hocolatc Fund to misc

' melted recently. mods to send SWt-ft‘ls ‘lo cit to)..- in
If any or my old acquaintancr-s haD~ Fruncr. Subscript tons- may in» scttt to

pen to visit Dix I certainly hope that Mrs, 1.: ll. “9,1,3” at Rowaynon.

J «they twill look inc tip here at tho hos-

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Miss Laurette ’l‘aylor oi ’l‘okcttckc
Aw thanking W” “‘1' Wu" ”mum" closcd llt'l‘ engugctticnt at thc l‘ritcrion
', wants and kindness I am, thcatrc. N0“. Yolk. gamma). nlllltt.

‘lturn in May.

Wsn.§wfi w‘fl,y-.rw»

m wm-«mwm-m- m

and to A l.. Carpenter at Stamford.

 

litcfzttzd .‘tl.‘.1'(i'.t‘. who

with his mint .\lnt. w it Stpinmetr.
ttll lti'wldt'illt‘ ayiiiuc ts ill will pus-tl-

:lil).1l'£

itioitin lollowing mm -1. s

.lttltii's Diauatic club \ti'ilI itin-
thc play t‘tanbcrry L‘urttcis on the
evenings oi Mary :0 and ‘.‘l.

3 St.

 

Miss Edna Sticly oi .\‘cw York has
been \isiting hcr sister Mrs. R. D.
Lyon. .\iiss Stioly is contemplating
going to France to takc up war wrok.

.\iargarct .\lclunis of Norman was,
struck by om» of the swings at the
school and sustained a scalp wound
which reached first 'dlli by the teach-
crs of Iiit- school.

\l‘illium Staticrs “ho is now cttt-
Dioyt‘ii by tho gotcrnntcnt is liomc
nl‘tcr a ll" weck's uhsencc. ilc will
return to lloston to his work in a few
days.

Erin-st Killick. tltc Woo llurit golf
Ill'Oli‘hSll‘lial, t-xpct-Ys to nit-9t Mrs.
(:avin iii a ltml Cross match at Wee
She will he allowed a
handicap. i

lmttcrs haw hci-n rcccircd by local
clcrpytttctt l‘rum illt‘ (‘onttcctlcut State-
thc Liberty lhi‘lrclilltlflllllll of
Gov. .\lurcus ii. liolcomh bc rcad at
Sundtiy strriccs, and tltat appcals
ho math- tor tltc t’tircstnit-nt tn bonds
of the third lihcrty loan.

Loan

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NOR IVA'LK

A .4- _..,._._.‘

t SOCIE'I’it”

l and Personal

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Private lrrlng B. Wallet. 'i‘wtntr;
first Company of Fort Torry. X. Li
was the week-end most at the home.
of Mrs. Pole. 18 l'nioa sir-tel. Solutii
Not'mtllt. Private Waller is in flood
health and says the boys «nioy calmly
life up more.

 

Miss Florence Meeker Saturday Ml“
tertained .\iiu Mildred Wood and a?
party of lriends from New York and
the group enjoyed a motor trip to‘
(‘amp listens ycsterday, whcre Suite,
"mini! and other local lads wcru til-h;
iled.

.\lrs. Hill) A. Kcntiedy and dauxhtct'
of l’assaic. .\'. .l. arc lilt' rucbis of
Mrs. Kcnncdr's pure-tits. .\lr. and Mrs
Pi-tcr .l. Warn, of Arch strcct.

.\lrs. i“. A. ”ration. of o: Mavtc
strcct. is illilkill‘.’ im citctttlcd fish
with licr dnuuhtcr, Mrs. William T
O'ltrion. of .\‘ew Britain.

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give the best

prompt and careful attentio

orders.

With full appreciation of the s l
p endid sup ort
given us by South Norwalk patrons, we pigm-
ise our best efforts to make this new and better i

place where present and pros-
pective patrons may market with pleasure and

located store a

profit. ‘

NOR WALK

w-

. SCHULTZE’§

l New So. Norwalk Market
Washington St. 8. Railroad Ave.

Opens for Business Tomorrow

Ererything m‘w but our

 

 

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SGHULTZE’S SANITARY MARKETS

policy, which is to
values for the least money, and

n to large or small

A ,(t'lgg4r ’t’VP‘rhk:"-. ..

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United States License No. 17,903.

1 sm‘T'H-V yours, and is now rchcursinu iii tltc till-star
Vt "”"HRT \‘l'. TATH' cast oi “(‘lut Tlicic," which is to ht-

”mun" M R- (l' pt'csctitctl hy licr husband, J. llartlcy

. so. Noun/Ant

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ll sct his good to sm- \\'arry Quark-

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Alcx J. Ruminier and forum. who
ctilmsh tlt'ititti: tho ntttchtnc to lunf haw been spending the Wm” H, \l w.

 

 

 

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M Hospital, (‘atiip Dix. .\I. "" AD .\ititin-rs, for thc ilt'llt'flt oi thr- ill-d
Ill 21, 1918. 9 t‘ross.

_

A hoary fog prcrztiictl oror tltc hor-
bor. today which ninth" navigation
“what unccrtain.

it is rl‘qlltntt‘li hy l'ci'ciial it shut"-
.ron, (‘ililil'llliln of the Filth Ward Lilli-r
ty Loan coitimittoc that thcrc i)!‘ it full
ilttt-nlltltice at tho ttilcting to ht- hcld
iii the rooms of the Ilowayton lloso
{‘oinpuny this cyt-ning. 'i‘hc pupil-
hatc trspondcd finely in this dim- and

 

 

 

The Ladics' Aid Sol icty of the East
3 Avenue M, E. church will mcct tomor-
{ row Afternoon at thc church.

 

Several PM Vol-trill. ”w" Mm“. thc work of cztni'assitix is about i'ttll'
.. . . . .

ed the fight in .\’.-w llat'v it last cvt-n-
lug.

llit l' ti.

' A number if Host .\'ttt\".tlk m. n li;t\o
' Mn callcd {or t'\.llllllllli(|il hy iii"
(if!!! board physicians totttorrow.

 

 

Edit Not'tl'ltlk - ill appcax
Quite frt’tllll'llll) iii tltc list ol still
“dbel‘fi to it!“ 1‘llill] Liltt'i‘ll inliill.

llnlllt -
.‘WWMW a

Mrs. llcnty it‘inch ot' "llroatli tw
l-‘at'ttt." l'hcstttut Hill, is on lilt' lttialt-t

llri.

is

“alumni ltalph .; '\l.‘t\' ot thr- l
B. Anny ordittttttc tl'llilrllll'lll
spending a orit-l Till'lti'l‘ll at his ltmtic
on Seariew ut'cnuc.

 

Thc Noil‘ln-ld 'l‘litttthlt- t'Itil» \tlll L'I\t
ll whirl and tlattct- in tho 'l‘oun limit on
Friday i'\t-lllllL’. .\lay It.

 

Mrs. .\'oritii.n St rm 'ill has rcltiiltctl
home (mm It Viwli to i~ort Torry illlt‘l't‘
.\i Ike "isltcd lit-r htt-lm-td, Sctut.

; mu Seymour. - -, .

llcnrt' llnthtnson ol ltttllllllL', h.t~~
llt'l'll itt town tor vii .shott
his son. \\ilit..ttt ll. liohtnsoti.

\‘ -.
'“l \lsit \ttth

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.I, The next int-tint: or iii! .\l.l\ilt;\\lll Mm (Inuit ”willnmu “M! (Md and
“00k 6‘ ”HUM “WWI” will “If N I His. last: i" Stitrt. oi' l':.i.~'l .\'orwall\
, . 'l .> .t. ,. . t r .

3, on MM i..tlt a it till titttttti. o. ll 1 MW \‘tsitcd .\lrs. ”lull” SUM.“

. 'Ill be clct‘tL-d.

,.

.\liss Antilt- lr‘itch of llotllrct strccl
lttts hct-u in Norwalk as thr- ull“s‘t oi
rclutiuN in l~.‘ltti tttttl llctkcli-t strmtn

It The OMHJI lilm‘ti t-l 'ilc l".l|*l .\\'t‘
III. M. E. I'liut'cli ‘.\lll tttcot fltlltt\\lll':
2' the mld-ww-k lit‘H icc on Thursday t-tt

.‘ In!!! at the chutv-h.

 
 
 

\lrs .\lillcr ilnti child of \'t-w York.

ttt'c spcndtmr notno titttc- trtth llt‘r mo
'- l' 7 . i ii iii] old . .

Thu; “:13” '1("ill‘l"t:tii‘ltiull‘l'il‘\' H'lll """V “”- r“”“‘"% “t tltc “mt Shiv.
V nation? ‘9‘” ,1.“ id d "0'“ 4”; during tltc .thst-nco or My “m..." “t...
' a‘l’lm ' - o 3 ,_ . .
t be staging. m ‘ that oytryone is lit South l‘arollmt ott luminous,

.,. 0| 0 l' ill; I. MI ' - -
V»: III] enjoy themsclvcn,
it:

.\it‘. aiil .\lrs. .lcrotttc .\. llodircv :tt‘t“

‘ now cttrotttc front St. l’t-tcrshnru.
“Cm work was done at the Floridtt. who-rt thty hatc spcttt tho-

muAvenue M- E- church “L" ““‘n' ttitttcr. and will stop for a t‘cw datys'

:‘hfig “no???“ ”y” ‘;‘|”'r:;;'l:“'f t‘l'iil‘: visit with l'iictitltt iii Stilllllt'i'll l'incs.
. on r a it c o .

A '1' went.

North l‘arolinu. bl'itll‘t‘ rclttrtiitiu llllllit'.
ncxt wot-k. ‘

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1‘ Th. annual meeting of the Sunday

‘. new board at tho Bust Avenue .\1. n

5’ church with the cl: ction or officers will
in" it held It. the church this evening.

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DARIEN

AND

The district commissioners tttct at.
matrices or the plant on ilnyt-tcw
g Pllee lattt waning. tit which time
7' routine business was "isposod oi.

 

 
 
 

mono row-

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Yelurdny. workmen wcrc still rum-
mltworound tintuttt: tltc ruins of tho
,: Colonlni Milltt and tltc othcr littlldlntrs
It: «strayed by fir!» Sunday morning.

2 -m...

.\lrs. l'. W. ilcll has l'cllil‘llixti from
n tislt to .\‘cw York.

 

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.\iius thrash l.ynclt has, l't'llll'llt‘ll to
hcr homo ttl'lci a \l-tt wltlt rclatltcs
in Brooklyn.

. Monitor Grotto, .\'o. All, .\i. O. V. P. H.

In are to hold in social and dllnt'o iii
.; community limit on Finlay month: of
~: an week out! a ttutnht-r oi ltt'kcls‘
have been r’tlltl tor tltc tillalr.

Inst Norwallt pcoplc who owtt ltllilis‘
‘Ilch are tnxnblo llmlitl‘ lll‘ ttttctnat
Manila. War ’i‘ux «ct. tlrv rut-citing
Idlers from Wllilum .l. ()t‘ontiell. tho
dowry collector who is lit

 

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llov. '1‘. It. .\llllcr. a t'ormn-r pastor
ol' tltc .\i ll. church was. luitt Wt-clt u
gut-st ot’ ltr. tlcoruc ll. Notion.

 

Scott \\'llllttilttton who hits him it on
th‘c sick lint ls tiow uhlc to lu- tirotltttl
'ttmln.
lotrtttctl '

g ‘5'} Mon \‘t’llllttms united in town hint
wu-k to opt-n hht suttitttcr homc. tltt-

tortticr Ulil.!l'lllnilul' pititsc on the Worst
Sltlo.

no.0“ ilk chili nict with .\ilnrt Lu-
‘Ollo Hall or Rowan tilruet, hurt even-
“ It which tint" n sot-lat evening was —_

y'floyd. Plans for tho cntertainment .\“HH Emily Hall, rormcr librarian
uphold in place or the dance at at tho linrlt-n library in now ru-orotrtry

.. 0y Ball on My 10. were dia- «ml ttutnaxt-r at. thr- Farm llurenu at
“1 Tho. nun meeting place has Stamford.

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'~-~ ‘ ~ ' Sterling Game ha: delivered mo
“Tb-Wont!” A‘xlllnry or (‘hrhtt torcycle will" to Run-«ll Mills 0!

~- will not hoidra meetlng thI-t Norwnlk and 8. Andrew at Nari-i;

:l‘itlll the- depot daily signifying that
thc iattitly is (llli‘l‘. tunic iti town w‘tct'y
tltc mutttht-rs will sprnd tho- sc5~tm
ill ”14 ilroolth‘itlo rcsitlt-ct‘. '

Stilillt-y l'. \Vhltnl-y, sttl‘ulilly of
thc pulpit supply cotttnttttcc of i'on-
:rcgattottul church has i"i't'i\lll l'rottt
timid Jack. a formal lcttcr ot‘
:tt'ct-ptaucc of tltc pitstttritt- .\lr. .lilck
will Iakc titrltlsl tlttlics ht :c tltc tirsl

lici

Hi lilil"

l
'l‘hc rt cond itt thc '<t‘l‘tFH of iccturcn

try -p--alor: ,ftont thn agriculture tlt-
tuttttto-ttt will hc ull‘t'il 'l‘llursilay. in
tltc iti’lt-tlltttm ill I: tl't'lolk li)‘ Misti
llolatIi-nn on llilnli‘ ccotiotitim lit the
l\‘l‘ll|ll.. \lt llctctis tiit- t_ouiity tarttt
llntll Iltllirt‘x‘ .tl .\lctlittdisl
l..|lll|'.':\ .\lti socic'y “Ill
supp» r at r. o'clock.

aria-tit
church scttt-

'l‘owtt Horlt .s‘tcphi-n R. Hoyt record
ml lllloc ll'itl cslttlc 3310" last chll.
with tttortcaurs or 33350. For tho
third wcck in April. 1917. thcrc wot--
auto lllltt- tt-al cstttlc 'tritttsfcts ttttJ

' stilts. Lust
transactions wcio l-‘t‘nllk lit'cn to t‘ ll
Lockwood. t)\ ilitlut : Mathias llattu to
t: F ll-lilfl. .\‘prltiu arm-t; In t: it
Noxoti to Latttitr llllllt-r. i'liilllvt".tt.'
"l'titttpikc.

/’ . I
tittir‘lutgcs oi \ymlt :-

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llll~llli's‘.~' oi

ltrcwct hits succt-t-ihd to tho
l"rttl ll .\llsl‘tll,

ilnli tltl'ttrllllll' tit \'ot'otott

|t.tlllit'l'
lit lultt

.\lr. llrt-wor was ttsnocittlctl with .\lr
Austin in this cittctptlsc. is lattttltat
with ll'illlP lintl lllltl in- is known il" a
curt-tut :tllti rclitthlo workman. Ho
trill h» plcast-tl to Consult with old
cttstotttttrs and with ncw patron=. lur-
tilsltlnu cstitttatcs cliccrt‘ttlly. \lt'
Austin has nccoptcd iI rcsponslhlt- po
sition with dirt l.tidor Ship works lti
Stamford.

.-\t \\'oot|way' (loll and ('outtiry ('llll‘.
17.0 inch arc uniting the ground itt
condition lor sci-ding with town grants.
The ttiatgnlittdc of tho: job is ilppflrt'nl
“hon it is rt-t-culwl that not it third
of the work was done hurt your, ill-il-
>|lili' lllt‘ tut-t thut over 100 tttcii work‘
ml upon it till suntntcr. lilllil lll'l' ho
int: lt-tclcd. ton-slit uro helm; ohlltcr-
lllt'li. Hitt'llilli-i hrtdgcd, and all oi the
Iillltl plowcti illlil nindc trot; or slonc.
It will h.- sottw time hotoro tho emit!
trac' can in» opcncd us it golf cottrso
hot it will lu- out; oi tltt- tint-st in tho
l'ttilt-d Silttt-s \t‘llt'n t'oniplclt-tl.

l'ottsldt-rtthlc cxcilctiictti was crctttcd
in .\‘oroton. stttttluy ltllt'i‘lltion, whcn it
tlyitiu llllll'lllllt' lit-w trullc low otcr that
town, 'l'hc tttotor could ll.‘ t-Ittltily
ltcnt'd, tintl lhc nt‘latoi' dl‘ttlttclly soon.
guiding his nlrplttttc. Win-n that soon
it “its t'ltllllnL' from "it tlil“ ctl'tti ol' the-
I’ltclt's Soltlict‘n' ”Hill“ at .\‘oroton
lit-l,:ltts. and disappcurml ow-r Lotti:
lslttnll Sound. .\luch llmuutlllt‘lli wits
htttL when ihc pliiili' dttrtctl ort-r u gar-
dcncr. ncttt' tltc l'tmt routl, wluro- it nor
tlcttcr. wcll known in Not-ott-ti. Wllrl Mir
chlnu his. gurdttt which hc ltrtd parl-
ly plttntcd tltc titty hul‘orc. lIc wtttt lilllty
Nlllll)’llll.',‘ tltc mirth-n llctls. Will n hc
hcttrd thr- motor that ott-r his llt'iltl
AH hu lttolo-tl up, tltc ttt'httor ttct'ntml to
drift downwards Mill ntt'nlitht ill tltc
gardcncr, who .willi ycll math for lll‘g
house.

.\lr. and Mrs. A. 1. Murray and
daughter Ruth. 0! Allentown. Penn.
spent the week-0nd with Mrs. .\lurrtty’tt
mother, Mrs. 13. M. Richard's oi Flu

 

ttt‘k city. Mr attain occupying im- rcst
dent-t- in Flux Hill Road.

Mr. and Mrs. l-‘rctlcritk l-i l.c'-ri.-.
who are now itt .\‘cw Yorlt. “ill co t v
thcir home in lliduo-iicld somc lllll
.\iuy lor tho rutittttcr.

,lt

.\lisrt Zita F. Fcottt-v. or t; \luptt-
ts‘il‘t't’i, was tilt1 “'I‘t'k l'iltl curt-l ti" l'l'tl
t‘cssor and Airs. tillo A. lxctinmll. oi
l'assuic. N. .l.

\ll»s Anna N, lh-ttcltctt. o" l‘. .\lap‘c
strccl. wort tltcl wcckt-tld L‘lit rl o! ll' r
sixti-r. .\lrs. \\'llliatti T. ll’ltrltti. of
Now Britain.

 

.\lr. lllltl .\ll's Edgar N. hurt and mu
httrt- opcnctl tht-ir tcsltlon-‘c on i .‘
llill road. al’tcr spending lbw witi‘ -r .:i
Now York.

'l‘ltt-ollul‘c ll, Ulht it this within \1 in
his homo ltt Spring «ti-cot.n.itttt' a bit!-
limut trip to Pati‘tnytvnnlnxnud othnr‘
rllIII'H.

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.lantnt ll t‘tistt-llo of lilo tiy.ln;m'r
corps, lot-turd at .l-tsn l'ttt, «tn-M ll
turlo‘ttuh at his hotttc, ls Stlmol rll'i‘l l.

.\llss lillil
titto. wits I Sillitlit) alto-9 of

.l lllle-I’. of \Vcst .t\t-
\lt' .tti'!
.\lrs, l‘lart-tict- Studio of Sttotlord.

Satttucl .\l. .\llo-t has tcttttnctl tn hl
th l7? l-‘lm liill liontl, ailtz'
spt riding a low dais tti \‘cw .It'l‘s‘ct'.

lNllll"

.\II attd \it's loltnitott, of Hartford.
httw ltt't‘ll uncut» ut .\lr. illltl .\irs. t‘ut
ml llctts. ot .\‘vtxtoott ‘dH'ltUd.

of Nt-w Yntlt uni
L‘ilJSl ill hi-

l'lttttott liltutll',".
‘ct'sitt .s‘otttlnv
.tottto- in Notttztlk.

\\'.th :l

.\irs. ('lill'v'llt't- ihtttt-ty. of WWI

\lailn strcct. was a Stintltty visitor in
.\'cw York city.
.\lr. und .\lrs, Harry \\' Ultilic. o'

X. “town 'l‘ol‘i'ut'c, i-lll-lll thc Wilt‘k'l'lltl
in Vow York.

.\lr. and Vi.» Willis llnnlta 0" Wm
ton, wcrc :ticsts-t ot' .\‘orwttllt frlcntls
otcr Duiitlity.

TOWN CLERK MAKING RETURNS

Returns on. iloginnlnu to come to
tho stntc NlEOII'till')' from town clerks
who nrt- filllntt lists of voter: now hi
the military and tint-tit nt-rvlco of tlic
l'nitctl Stnlcs, and who are omitted to
Vote tmdcr lllt: hill past-d by tho npo
clttl stilts-ion of tho (lent-ml Asntinbl)‘.
'I‘hc t-nrly ilslit ttrt- showing many er-
rors :ttid omisulotts. iI iiiitithcr oi clorktt
not titttlttttr. any nllt-ltlttl to find out the
pro-mitt locittlon or tltc «oldlcrs. 'l‘hoy
nt‘o "”UWbt' ll ice or 27» cents it mlmc.
and it lltic or shun mu) h.- lmposud on
titty ('lt‘t‘lt l‘ttllhttt to tottiply with thc
lil\\'. l’clittltlt's itrc illFll prorltltul for
thost- lttilitttg or rcrttrlttt: to giro neces-
snry information to lhv town clcrk.
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CHANGE lN ADDRESS DELAY

SOLDIEHS' DEPENDANTS' PA'V

('hanm-q ltt rcsltli-ticc, without pro
pcr tiotil'lc.tttott Ming ult‘t-n to titn
War Itcpitrttiicnt. is fluid to hc ro'smnttl'
lllt' tor runny itllottttctit chi-clot ittlllntt
to l'l‘lll‘ll tlt'tit'lltlunis of soldiers in tiilr
city.

ltltlttlrv t'ct'cttlu tltc fuel that the
yorcrntncitt lllltl hull which” for want
oi propcr tttltlrcsncs orct‘ lll,000 illicit
chm-kit,

l'lll'lonit in this city who how full-
ml to rccclm thclr illlotmfllll should
tit once two to it that proper-address

FURTHER EXPLANATION.

 

l
l
'l'hv'rt- tumours in haw lwctt ll mini
tttitit-rrttttitiittg ttntotitz lilt’ lishcrttit'iil
ill this tit-inity as to tlwir ~‘.:ttir in!
rotation llshini: lit .\‘cw York:
.\s ltl‘t“.lilH.-'lv‘ ctplalttcl in!
.itlettts oi No-tvi
\‘orlt static ill‘t' prohibited trout firth“
int; iii the waiters oi 'lic Now Yoi'ltl
tlty‘ w-w-rvoir system. lil ponds and.
strcnttts ttol minim-ital wi'h tltc l"“‘i
cr\olr sytiitt-ttt ttotrrch‘idcitts may hurt
it' thcy procuru lliu llt“‘llr~t' rcqulrcvll
-.~. tho- lows oi .\‘cw \‘orlt l-llltl'. 2
‘h 'iltd ol‘ ill: ti-si'lcttts‘
4: Now t'ork stittt- :llt‘ ltllt‘ill‘u'tl toi
it in t'otttnwttcut hilhtlilli
. -~t 'l:-»; lll'.\'_ that
prlvllcuo,
.lilll It is truly raid 'ltnt lull.- will be:
llll‘lltlllll‘d in thc lltxl lt-utslazuw In;
chairs" (Myrrh-r oi things, i

to
sl.q’t'.

lllrxl.‘ t'lilllillils. ll“

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sl‘t‘lllrt nti unjust

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OEMMIrts FOR MORE MONEY l

\\ ~\'l‘l"lll'llV, .\tu il 2:0, l‘tlv *lt-‘O ti
t'c.tttct- lic'c 'otla) ll"'l.llll| a stt'lkcl

I dr ttianda-d a WilL‘t‘ oi” 3:12.“. for int"
i it” hour tizt‘; and a \to-cklt half hill 2
Tim lltI'll atc now gct ‘
liilL $27.3 tor ll "inc-hour dat \ ‘lllilll
p- rcrtttago oi' trc forcc rclust-tl to.
dirk: t‘l lltv NLRPI‘“
tr"'lllll ii to mutt this ailt-tlloml,

"l.t\ \\ t'lt put

and .I titttttltpr
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HOW TO KEEP MILK. !
Dairy and Food l'ommiss'..ncr!
'i‘l.ontas iioit is distributing cards 3le
in: Mt icc oti tltc handling oi milk {Hull
crcttm. "'i‘ttrti cold into gold." is thol
tttlticc of thc lard. Tltc ticcessity oi:
locpltttt milk cool is etiwltnsllod. and
unions lllt'iililtlH oi ctmlinix llt'c Hurt
ucslcd to to p it lit-low 5 ileum-s tall
rcnhcit ‘
cost "to” than a hull” a ton of ice-.“i
says thr- circular. which urges till poo-l
pie htuttllltix milk on a largo scttlc tot
use thertttotitotcrs. iilltl not to xiii-m. tit.
tettipci'uturcs. ’l‘hc catilo nro furnish-
cd by the i'ulttd Statcu downtown: or
agriculture.

 

COLORED MEN FOR CAMP DEVENS
lllilltl:l'2l"l’)R'l‘. April 30.» A tltHliji.
of it tlt't'l'm’l tltc first from thin cltr.
lci‘t tliis morning: for i‘atup tum-nu. to
ho lndttctcd into lllt! National Anny.
.\lurtt ‘.’.'u'l humor-it wcro listcd 'l‘onl
this cltt its cliulltlc for tho ilrst tlruit.
lIill noun oi' :ltclu wait culled lttztt ro-nr.
irrt-npoctiw of tltclr serial nutnhorr.
it"(illlrllt no provislon had then btwn
limit" for ttcurocs. 'l‘ltc dt'tttt hoards
sztv thcsc molt will now ho st-nt t'ot-
wurd rttpltlly.
HERSHFIELD AUTOMOBILE FIRE
Tho (‘cntrttl Mltllilm tlrcmcn wcrc
tttllcd oiii hr hox ill at 10:30 to Port
cot-ll Sllt'l'l, win-r9 tin ti-tttotnobllc ht
lottulnu to th-ttiutnlti llcrtthlleld llilil
cattlrlit tirc thin to it backfire. lly iho‘
tinto that that tin-mm rcttchcd tho
scnno lilt' tlrc tutti bt'cn cxtlnttulshul
llV .\lr], llctultl‘icltl,

 

MONEV .

Don't nihltt this. (‘ttt out this Mitt.
cnclmte with no and mull It to Foley &
t'o.. 2m?» Sliofllold nvcr'nc, Chit-tutti.
lll., mltlnu your nnmc and. ttddrortu
clcurly. You will rNeolvc in rcturn n
trial package containing Folcy'it ilon
oy and or Compound. tor t‘oitlrhrt
colds and croup; I-‘oley Kidney Pilht.
rot- pain in rides and birch: rltotttnn
tinm, backache. kidney and bludtlcr all- i
maximum! Foley Cnlhurtlc Tablets,
5 Wholesoma and thoroughly clcnnuinn
comic. tor conduction. Dillon-non,

 

Hill m0. the trip "I nude ln their in in ponuanlon ot the War Depart- 1"“.ch mansion bo'OID.-8I.Il'

new locomoblle.

 

 

ment. " ‘

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IIt'll-Point! Corporation.

 
 

 

Ito-u but.
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New York
Chicago

BRIGGERMAN BROS.

 

(For May)
'l‘hc Superb Ollill-
ilv of 3100111
Fashions is tltc
rcsult of many
wars: of careful
study iii tltc inter-
pretation of. tltc
style toiidcucics
of the times and
adoption them to
the meals and
uses of tho Amor-
icait Woman.

McCALL
PA TTERNS

for May
NOW ON SALE

San Francisco
Boston

 

So. Nor-walk

 

 

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Toronto
Atlanta

 

Conn.

 

"'l'ctt uttllotis oi spollcd til‘it' ‘__._

 

 

U. S. Governm’i 421% Bonds
oi the 3rd Liberty Loan

on. Hand .ior Delivery

"tr PEOPLES 2

TRUST COMPANY
of South Norwalk.Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

chlldnn Churtully
and Patiently

Treated by Modern

Palnlou Methods

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Moderate
Charge. tor Vary
Iou Donut Work

A

16 Van In
on Fraction of
High clan
Dunn-try.

 

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Aoentic Olilce

DR.S.M. DEI'I'Z

Summon

DENTIST

73 South Main Strut.
Hour: 9 it. in. to I 9
III. by Ippolntmnt

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Pnlnlcu
and Conulcntlotu
Dentlltry
Sympathetic ,
Treatment

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Gu Admlnlound
by the Oxygen
Method

Gold and Porulnln
Romano.

All kinds.“ Ania.
olnl Dcnturu
Crown nod Irldoo
Work. In, ouu- ‘

fully Dom. . ’.

 

 

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