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Egg 8%.ng No a ‘ casional color, in its pioneer stage” 'l'tirrl ngiil'h S’Sribrnei; L221:
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that has not been developed w M “l luanln Balar. R. F. l). 37, So. Nor.
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ESTABLISHED BY now he accepted as every bit as good1 __.——-———— flames Kudos: Fiilow St. ‘ ‘
3m GOLDEN {is those mule in Germany. And we}. lberto Marina, 4 Play street. ‘{‘N'lnsjybituey.‘RiohardiAre. A 1)
W shall never again haw any use turf!“ Simon. 32 Raymond street. jggng“11:}:EffestelwhmagguD ' W‘
LflDNESDA’Y, MA’Y‘B, 1918 1119 German product. lWalter ingram. 280 East are. (was. Liudeberg. ivy Place.
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WEMORROWIIMG FOR MORE ABOUT THOSE HOME LET-i rid-ll r. militim lihawklus'a've. 22031383323“):hicfliiilfiye
TERS Jith. falcon, 1.8 Lexington die. Andro Sabo, Scribner Ave.
.\ir.~'. Joseph Malone, 3 Austin Slt‘t—‘t‘t John llarrak J1. Scribner Ave.
“High tide 10:57 3.121.; 11:12 p. m. .
Sun rises 5:42; SEtS 7258. Much ha: ahead) been “Id About . hank (‘. Sherwood. 15 Woodward. Sir Frank Keene, W. (‘edar St.
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timber of the Assoerated Frees 5991115 necessary ‘0 53y 3"" “‘0’“ lJoseph Baynos. 28_«i,‘liti'_ Nll‘t't'l- .ltiaria Sattarelli. N. Taylor Ave.
“Et;;::0i$egs§1::: 11’s fif‘lfijveli Everybody qualified to speak with ixred Boos. 30’ Seemld street. Albert Kunzo, N. Taylor Ave. k . , . ’
' 11 ca 1 n o ' _ ‘. . " ~ Frank T. Stark, «H Van 'Zant street. Fill Maxine-o. N Taylor Ave. ". ’ d .
all news dispatches credited to it or an) au‘hmm 0“ ”‘9 “53"“ “gm“ , llachel Tenrl. Marlon ave. infill: w. Hadley. Keeier Ave. " O - omen S an . ISSES
Int otherwise in “115 Paper and also that home folks should keep the let ’Aui‘ro Kiss. 78 lily are. Clara M. lihatigans, Keoler Are.
the local news published herein. - . . . _ ‘ ‘ 'ilan‘lel A. Fleming, ewiown are. Frank Aiken. Silvermine Ave.
All rights or republication of “SW “x's’gmng tomald regularly and 0"3llalt‘y' Allison. 6 Burriit art". Frances Merrill, Broad River. ' ’ ‘ ‘ ‘
widespdtches herein are also re- ten. Home letters are about as Vital \‘inmlso Marlin-mt. 11 l»? Ely are. Ada Lockwood. Silverlnille Ave. .- i l , . l, .
Annie Frey, Silvermiue Ave. ’ ‘ ’ . , c.
med. . . to the soldier as food. It is also;llIZSIIIHITJI‘L‘v-‘flIlgjtl‘xju'liilfly 3:2,? Hamid 1 Guiles Silvermine Ave
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; ... st .. s be ‘ . g s ‘- 21.w d'ide st '99 . W. A. Moody, Silvernilue Ave. _
'7'!an SENML TELE— lgittd that 1110 t lellela inu~t itututm rpm“). 00 a. I t i 1 .
' . .. ~ g . Alice '1‘. Rich. “ Eiizuheth street. J~ L. Unthrie. Trustee, New Lanaau. - ° v ' ,0 *
fauna gm , cheetful andhhcodlagm... it the hat! L WWW ”Hire", 5;, “mm aw Sadie Hendricks. “Hemline Me" By far. the biggest sine. kswe have ever carried—u lth every garment measuring
“fluvial 300W”. py ones are lead tor the warrior, the lrvlng (1‘ Jenningsv 133 Flax lliil road Jas. Edward Kaiser. 12 Summer ht. up to mind quality standards. ‘
Business DECO—93. ’ depressin;r gloomy ones are a sure Bums l". erlingS. 119 Flax Hill road ”(11:39 Sffg‘liiiséfloldtziwlmil Ave.
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' ., Iflllk Branch Dulce—1338. poison. aggravating homesickness and.Rmfnlinfgffiggénm113.533,]2&0” :Edna London, Oakwood ltoad. ' Styles are here that are In mo“ demand-
. Editor 5_ Re’SIdGnOG—2183. lowpl-jng morale. it‘orneilu W. Bonnett. 16 High street. i3; 1153:};Riggdnt';hzlllltndv§: Nor. F b - th . ,
any Editor I Residues—#924. in spite of many appeals to the pub- Anni» K‘ Johnson, 2 High “we“ G It Wright Slivernlluo Ave ‘ l a “CS at are new' StYhSh and servxceable.
minus Manager’s Realdenoe—r ' t‘iarence Suther, 45 High street. ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ '
‘ 111312 lie in a matter that ought to be self- (‘lias‘ lfl llulw 1". High vireo-t 'H' A‘ Hendricks. Silvermine Ave. ‘ ' i ' '
- . ' may]. ”I ‘1' "I ‘94 H; h .l __ i iEliza Hendricks, Silvortuine Ave. COIOI'S that are the season’s favorites.
MW” MW..- __ ' _ evident, the wrong kind of letters Con-(m 10' . l ‘ 11"" "1,9 1;; 1" 1‘13"" . i Meyer Yedlln, 349 Main St.
. -i&l ll( .tlliitllll. It Hi i ()(‘( L‘I‘S. Minnie MBHkF. SllVETDllne.
'MORE AND BETTER GEOGRAPHY tinue to gt-‘i init) the fioltliel‘ti‘ and nail- . Franklin A. Smith. M 'rrump‘.‘ 207 Mrs. Sarah Mills Silverlnine.
a . r'r‘ihx mil liotld. . . .. . ~ -_ ~ ’ . . .
An iowa Hitler wanes". ldiiol‘ialiy 01o mail baa. And they do a lot of , _ n . . , , . _ .Mortimor Mosher. .li) lolly Ave. W D
1 ” ‘ ‘ Mir 1- “MI". 1" Fit-”0‘ AWN"- o. H. Matthews, Training Ship ..‘pot't. ' omen S TESSCS wea ers
that physical and vontnlercial geogra‘ harm. Ono division lnSDtli'lOr1'9p0!19|l;108€nh Ilyrno, 264 Filtx Hill mid. Waldo Marguiles. Patrick Ave. ~
My Ought to ho more generally taught that of the punishments for dt-uertiott‘:ltl‘:‘l.t:“h 3‘ l(Eighty;izll‘ellgglof‘tlltul‘ult jattitlrilley fil‘tiloks,tl'0ll;:10(l;kAAVP. it is impossible to (li‘st’l'lllt’. all our Dl't‘h'ta‘l'NZ For Women and Children, Many Styles for
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in our public srhooiv. Most pupils “‘5“ comb 1° 1"" attention in ””9 “m" 3 Roberta Bet-kw, it) ililisitth Sit-90L Clinton Smith. (vomgmck Ave. thorn iil't‘ so until)“. 'l‘llt- \'tll‘lt‘i)' ill atrlvs, colors Every Purpose
.‘ . . . . - .. . alone, 70 percent. of them were in-iMlty Mottrum, 19 Hillside Street. Frank Clarke. (‘omstork Ave. “ - ' . l. . _ , -.. ‘ ’ .
- haw 0m“ A mdmmg m 500g} mm nicttld on men who had tit-on driveanamld 'l‘rhvu-aul. 24 Taylor Avenue. Chas. 1.. Clarke, (.‘omstook Ave . liliil llutterlais is such that you cannot lull in tutti Till-1 ”I? ”PM” .‘md ".“M d‘ks‘m’l“.."m‘lvls'
in the grammar grades which they- .E. F. O‘Connor. Hillside Street. Clara r‘. Clarke, t‘oulstol-k Ave. ' ‘liv our most hwnmin" N You it i" tilt‘ illlrt- Silks With a wonderiul Silky
proceed to forget below thew have frantic by unhappy lem’l‘s from home. .lda ll. Altar, 175 Flax Hill Road. F. J. Smith. (lomstot‘k Ave. '_ ” ‘ P . * ' . «horn and lowly sllrtldud \rool sweaters, Plain
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Midred All“. 175 Flax Hill Road in Riley. 21 ioniltlll St There Are Silk PODlin Dresses as uool h\\08l(‘rh int \ldimlll. tomfoit and style;
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“9 very tar through high school. _~And in most cases the tumbles re-. , . . . _ . . . _ .
go ‘ i“. E. M3lh?“5, 109 Flax lilll Rodd. Arthur Bishop. 10 UlkVHJOd AVP. ‘lell the puff: Silk S‘Yoafer “1 “1““). pleasing
-. . l . counted in tho '9 letters were slight, . . t . M . ‘ g. , . . . ..
- our-genetal ignorance or Slog-latihy, 1' R .n": “0““er from mo‘HHlllgtéaé. “RUM”. 10J Max HI“ JoZT‘tll‘alEfngiilt: ogzill'll 5‘- LOW as $6.50 Vlit‘totlt-s and lwautliul colorlngs.
islndlcated. says the [own editorial 0“ .‘ 354m“ h‘ " . . ’mml Mm.“ 26 Taylor Arenno. Helen LOCkhart Smith, Yew S“ , Pretty models lll six tlli’i‘l-rrut colors. I‘ll“ Ht‘W Slilwu Sweatorx art-asin-ltrtical and
writer. by the fact that men (ind wo- glomnr tone oi the “melts. , lAliio Benjamin. 1: Smith street. Th‘h-eaa Errico. 43 “‘9'" S“ T - . . . list-till as they am- smart and stylish.
men “mm Mm mom“, mommmi m a pm” poor my ‘0 “no“. your Mm Mm, COW... 7 mm... mm... liusiaeii Riley. Holden Hill Ave. g affeta Silk.Ponlm and Serge Dresses W , S t _
‘ . . - ers. lTiloutas Wright. 7 Center street. balvador Resllvo. H Beiden Hill Ave. ‘ [u m} t‘VitWtot' {in tl'\' V. l'l .1 - f ‘l .1.. t omen S W93 8T8 - . 1‘ $3.98 to $22.50
locations in connection with the Pmmupnde m that man whose helvtce “aglJosellh Val-dual. 106 Taylor Avenue. hi; 3!. McGi'atit. Linden St. ,, ‘ l 'l - “ ‘ -‘ 0 " -‘ ”- a ‘ Children’s Sweaters $3 98 to $5 98
new war. They have acquired from l‘ou display in tho front wmdow. lio‘iuarlh: lad-unlittm. 2:311?!“ lllll filing. ll" ii. gtfifitiivearoaald lRliutéilvlile Ave. $898» anti-$12.50 lnfantq’ SW33 1' $ 98 0 3.98
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“WWW "“1” “ “9m“ “1““ “f ”‘0 “W“ W “‘“m “l” ”r “0" 3°“ '9 'Jolm) A. Hamilton. 291 li‘lltx-liill Road. ””5: J; “"1?“- l “W“ bt- A Charmingr Collection of Dresses (‘HILDREN’S BLOOME ‘
region around the u’mtern front but proud of hint heoaumhe is trivial; SO Stephen Ituciflta, 291 Flux Hill Road. ‘ ”h“ (‘mTh/smmm“ AV“ , q , _ " R DRESSEb
'- ‘ “ ‘ t .. .. . . Martha (arr, Silvorlnlno Ave. .ut roiw Motoor, iaffotu, hpl‘trp “onl Jorsov, ’r.»
, much for his country and for you Why ‘“ l” ‘- Martin. 19 mm street. 11 ii - . . . . -~ . " ‘ . . 81.- .3 2 to 6 Years
they are easily lost when the} try to ~ ’Aihertln" Bishop, l-lotvi Bristol. K‘l :1 afiegouofl Parr) Ave. Saint. (lmrwmt (‘t‘i‘PO and Crop" tie t‘lltllt‘. “MP of "m . W l' ' . ‘ f- . _
follow movements in some of the more "01 do something for your country Alex Tram, ii lament-.0 street. Agazttnt‘ltSIt ’legrgfrge‘km' $15 95’t0 $3000 hall]; in “it'll“: llI‘lltmuhdlmilt'dlSt m[ml will!»
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remote scones of the world war. He yourself by hearing your anticilons~fiivilfi ¥i|1‘§;60iill ligatqgleékm street {33” 15mm, 84 Perry Ave. 1 ‘ -. ., . .. ¥ ‘ med white mm” bolt: and plight); llt ll ,\ tllm
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Asutzgests. to, that people who knew 01 Mlldll'"'l’18‘01.l “5 he ”ems his. I Mike llatror. lii'MOl‘i‘lu‘strM: Theodora; gfisgghufiraignem. WOMEN'S ”AND MISSES’GOATS At $1 75
their geography beitor wouldn't bv so'Ket‘p your worries to yourself and tell‘lggxlru‘oggaisatigt}éifiii2123.28!“ Sil‘eel- Robert E. London. lielden liill Ave. : All out on tho most sh'llttli models: in the J ‘ ‘ h“ "L " A ‘ I.
easily duped by exploiiers or wild l‘ttli.‘- him the cheerful, homely, not'lnnimmm Fl-unsou. 35 Lincoln ARM“ gagggngmgugzlggfiiisdlAve (town's loading iltilrit-u; Nilitil‘l collars and cufi's; I‘OVELIEST OF SILK LINGERIE
road and realty booms here at‘home. things thallhe wanta’to item- about. Loo nukas, ll Pabquioqur'Ave.. Dal» Edlih‘ttlldmp, it) OakWood Ave. ' W till tho most tlrstrullio colors. NOW'M6d618, Fabrics and Novelty Trimmings
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it's encouraging to note that geov- M‘EflMzAT-LIE [Realism . 4r'rhueh sireOl. ll'nbl‘lr llliiildélgll’illniuhd N . $12t95‘t0’335fll) Cruikgttimaum H“ m“ “"“h‘ml‘ Mimi, and
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m by methods have changed much of Anthony Most. 14 Moe street. Wm. Goldntotn. Silvermine Ave. . ( \ . . . ‘ _ . ., . | _ ‘ . .
‘l ' 'p ‘ 'tit'l v . in tin learn whv it Another mischievous lie. ”parentlyi‘mhn WM‘KOJ Oleon street. Rebecca (.‘omstock. Comatock Ave. WOMEN'S‘ANDIMISSES'SUHS ’ hxquuott .1,» “L.“ 3“."l“ 3””. ‘1“ uudrrtillngs
“ late. N0“ “-5’ p ' d b‘ . . G i ti on 9 “Jerry Randolph. 7 tinymond street. tsunialuu lily-szflnski.33 Perry Ave. A wiriri‘v of mold?“ arid fabrics You 0 u’ . inuiie oi the aiit‘Al't' Rotllllut ‘Slllii‘l, \vltil lls‘ wan-
great waterway is commorclally im‘ “9’“ y 9‘0 erman .“ “ c an- “hurt wehnrich,__13 Dover street. Rahal Rascvlwskl. 33 Perry Ave. k i' ‘ ,~~ ”lb" it ‘. “ ,3 . l a}. déi't'ul‘soi’t, shimmeringlustre.
mrtant. why big industrial and ruli- M work in many Parts Of the cgdm.‘.~~li:lrsf’llatréottiliferli;tk§ V81“ 131? 9“ arm’ngefilérgmggg‘lgf‘Al’g- .gll‘Lt‘wzfi. l‘l‘ltlt‘nrifinlhettrlqg 3'01“!“8‘ fill m." . For the, ivmnuu \vho wonrs no other kind,
road “mars are mm“, near coal and it is to the effect thin the‘ ”mad1:33:33,”'wgillE'deggi‘: 3:49:13“ 3“ ‘Pierce, “sfilams‘f‘” '. l l ” _ llngE ‘ 9- “ values she’ll welcome. also ofl‘erittg the right
lion mining regions Climate and soil Slates sotrrnment with: no irebh‘ .anrH. ‘Rfidleyvil'i Elisabeth grout. Frank FWW‘WWH‘ M3“! St 314‘95' 51695-31996 . ~ ‘ opportunity to all other ivotlien _to get no-
, ' .. d meat to be killed for three monihthhflfi-N: Stools. 4 Woddbury Avenue. 0901136 Hendrictts, Grumman Ave. a.» ‘ f, p ‘ ’ ‘ ‘quuinted \vlth tllostf suit. stlky ufi‘luru that wear
. . and agricultural bells 8“" ““dmw‘) . “hon-F. McKnight. 38 Woodhury Aw. it» iCannon, Gnlmlnhndve. ‘ ‘BEHU’FIFULKNEWVS‘NI‘IN DRESS , “it splendidly. launder so (mil). and are so
i. in their 1.9mm“ to each omen A 9“. this summer. Chas Gender, 52 Fort siroel. "V “5 Pardet (.ruinmun Ave- “. ‘ ‘SKI‘RH‘S . 'economioul in the long run
‘ The lie should be promptly nailed Ezra M00113. Brookslde. Herbert Rulnton. Grumman Ave. - ‘ . ‘ . . ' .
~ . Joel ru-amqulat. Grumman Ave. gm“ appearance and rich material with a ‘ Ehrelobe Chemises—Prices-rangelfrom
mils learns to trace a bushel of wheat In,“ Pollard. 131*Httr'bor Ave‘nue.
wherever it appears. The government A- 1 Flaming. Grumman Ave.
mm Nagyi, 90 Bouton street. lustroull finish iii tint most‘churming colors. , $3.98 up tol$6.00
‘froiuthe. farm country where it ls| M A Fl .
. . . ' 'v ‘ - ‘ , , ‘ c John Eziunes, 16 Day street. rs. ; taming. Grumman Ave. .. .. .. ~ . ~ - . . ,_
raised to its ilnal destlnatlon. He fol-twam" nothing 01 the sort It exile to Steve J. Slmonuky. 278 Flax Hill Mary 1‘" Howard, 1' “0"“ Ave. , .. Wlfifll‘zfl Bloomers‘Of Slfl‘ and Satin. priced
10le the are or coal from the minea to cattle, sheep and ““35 to be'klilel about Road. gill“: Ala-(thaws, Grumman Ave. ; ' i ’ from $138 “bl to $438
the factory and then on around the as usual. A" h “Ska in that. of the.£é01)'§,fi:ibtvvhésge:$:l' street Bl'lllyitldergll: grittgmin Ave. WOMEN’S BLOUSES I Camisoles—Of Silk and. Satint priced I
wrorid “Mew. ”W comma“! firmnloat thus provided, we should eat a jug" Sam, 3 éhore Road. ' gighagllfifmglel: (limixlggfi Avg. 1 Ali the. itatoieil und‘most efiecfiitlve‘ttetvlstyiest. t . ‘ ' ‘fme"$l".00 to $3.98 A J
. .. little less than usual, particularly of Juo. itiomtghan. Noroton Heights. . ' " ' ‘ ' f " (illil y nut (‘l‘llI N am it mugtit colt runny 0 ~ , \ , ‘
duct goes. And the icons and rivers ._ . . ltlilliceutrAcknrt, “mam“. .eorgo Pyreusmr. L. Rocks. Ave. . roiorings. _ NIGHTGOWNS 0F UNUSUAL
.. . pork products, so that he may sen . , . , Leuise \\ cod. E. Rocks Ave. .2. . _ . . ..
fall into the geneldl scheme of things“ . Lorrtnae Billenstein, Rownyton. ‘John'Schaefer E Books Ave . 980 7 00 QUALITIES
duite naturally and inevitably He more m 0‘" allies. ‘ l A' 51' Clevoriy.vRowayton. Willis Bette liaiel St ‘ V ' $05 ' . . . . .' - , .
. 7 A There are more meat animals in Bertha M~ Cleverly. ltowaytotl. Wm St‘hienlter Hazel-St - 9‘ (ll (rope d0 (lime. balm anti Georgette
learns “‘9'” 100mm?“ importance . y‘ . Bernhard R. Naunlburg. ltowtlyton. F. J: m6“ Halal St. ' MISSES DRESSES Crepe. combined with fiiot or crottlnv Valen-
Wm‘o‘“ “‘mmlzmgmng “3‘“ “mean" this count” mm Her bemle'“e have {am-31 Desmond'u' F' D ms.“ Nor' Emily Roberts. Mary St. Splendid assortmentS. gillgllnms. chanibi‘a?fi “film‘s 1803's and rows of illsertitlgS; also in
. . . . . lercuai Sherron. Rowayton. . . . . _ , . . > _
ingless names. Lren killing more than evel, and ex ‘ Oliver L mm, Rowaymm rggfilihzfigttahlsttguSlS-t and Interluattntotlve styles, in many pretty plum lallm‘t‘tl‘mndt‘lS. Sil'h’s so charming that
Theres no harm in teaching g‘eogra-S "mung "w” "‘9‘“ than “"9“ and, 3“!iggphi“f}5%s:“pclha%‘;¥:°gn Sam. Rydell. Grimm“ he. colors and combinations. Sizes 1:). l7 and .19 T {hay immediately uuggeat “10 highest “.0th 0f
dilly beyond the grammar grades. But poet ‘0 continue doing 50- ifielegg‘lp 'Stgvgns' Rowagtou: Mary Marshall. Rockledge. ‘ ‘ yours. . ‘ H "mm“ m 8'“ ,11'1301'10-
what is taught there is going to be re-l The mischief in tilts particular > no .Edwin L. Stevens. Rowayton, 3401;; i123 militmymhfii‘lggifla ii PHCCS $3.98 to $7.98 .‘ At $4-98t0$8;98
1 membered better and be of more valuel. ”mm” in “‘9 fa“ that if it were be- %§V§{:fif§; igg‘ltxlg’ybxowayton. Clara Whltdhead.'West Rocks Ave. '. .l. ... ’ , .. am I ‘ ‘
it'll is taught right. liewd. and less livestock were killedeohn H. Sharer. Rowaytou. - GEGSfizlggajNihzhgfigfilk mam lillli we m7 ..
.__...._..-_.——‘ and lessmeat provided. soon do;giggfi-Ifiggf‘lgggtfig‘;§y‘°“~ udvvlh Heldsltugfl Isaac St. ”—9-. ~~2~~w-~~w~~r~ , ” . ‘ .. 7"”7 “WWW“ ~~
, PERFECTED DYEs ~ ‘ would not be enough meat available Mrs. Wm. Dolaud, waayton. Bishop-g; xltylilesl 1 W ‘ bt {Frank Bradley, 40 Bayview Ave. _ St. Kagageg‘gvegeght Elliageth ‘St.. gin-ah E. Lane. Gregory Point
‘ . '~ ' ‘ - - ‘ . . . . . ‘William Moore, Rowayton. l'icoa to apctro, 1 :1 er ‘. ' 30 aFirileld Ave. 'l‘hos, -. .. c u e. , .za. 8 ‘- ‘ rs. B. J. Thomas, 276 East Ave.
,'Th9le is still an lmDTeSSlon in this: for ehpmt. M0180‘C‘l. because meaty Earle Stevens. Rowayton. ‘ William F. My“, 7 West A Venu 8 Charles Stlrlllttf< of C _ Mary .E' 33min”! 2’5‘C‘1i't'i' St. . 1'Ml‘s: Mary Davis, 276‘East Ave.
. cOuntry that in spite of the progreSS tvau scarce here at home. our people Nelson 129. min. Rowaytou. ‘ 8. Bennett. 7 Melbourne ltd. i- ‘ foxy}: '1‘ ;2 09;!” at ~ fibreglofifiwé Eggmm‘ltve. ' Charles A. Binnieg268 East Ave. l
~ -- ' a c9 ,. ' James'liic hall. Rowayton. Rebeccn Harris, 45 Franklin Ave. as . a ; I . r - ‘ 08. Oh! _, . _ ‘ .. ‘ - _ .4. A. C. Knorr, 60 Cove Ave.
made m ‘le “mum dye in “at? m a) 0"” “9‘35“” more wheat and thus Frazier Glman. Rowayton. , , Vincenzo Christiano. 1 Water St. Lavina Brantley. 91 N. Main St. Paul HomyakpliHWt St. Géorké" Von Heimott. 27. Cove- Ave.
he war began, American dyes affildeprive our allies or bread, — is L. Gilman, Rowayton. Mortimer S. Betta. 3 France st. Leroy Adams. 28 Taylor Ave. > .Juiia‘ubgrttnogw Lowe St. '0. I.‘ 311,995 104: 9.11;“, St.
sun inferior to German dyes. There: —-—~—o———-— {iv 1‘“ gnW-“(fogaymfi- 1 Gordon r. 'Cave. :4 Flax Hill Rd. LA. Roselle. 10 l-lillgidiifiit. h glue]? Alexander. 11; Stowe; 3t Chauncey W. Allen, 36 Core Ave.
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.3“ 0- dod gin-1 the fact that some of that: CHEAP‘FOOD ‘5 ii _ Mel? ski Rowaytonl _ George Lane, St, ‘Hapbor Ave. . William “m?“ 1?? d St an I} ‘TtlS§ll ,_ _ 01m. 16W ‘Riehard. Singewald. 22 Van Admit hi,
“.4“ " » t i “ a ' - ° ' - lirmnerd Saver. 1.2 Cove Ave. Thomas Vi. M830. COBCOI‘ .- Mary Shields, 5 Hamilton Ave. . Howard Beers, 22 Van Zandt St.
.arly efforts of our vmandtacturem Still people are not eating enough ;.-I‘g%5;f§ g‘i’flffingflgxffih Sarah F. Ruboy, t2 Academy St. Elizabeth MayobConcairdS‘St. .gexgygeremgn.85gangltonfive. . M. B.‘ Ross. 21 Bella Place
. , , ~ _ '7" . . ‘ ‘ .' ' ‘ - Denney‘S. Hull, 12 Academy St. Kenneth Mam... 01100 - .. . Ol'Will .‘ am on V6- WhAgAyrault, 16 Van Zandt St.
‘werexrather c1 ude. Certain colors potatoesto finish up the surplus lefiitym. crooks. Rowaytou. Ray Rubey,‘ 41 Orchard ‘St. W. J. Lee, 203'Washingt0n Si. Harry‘ll‘ulier. 6% Hamilton Aw. - Harry Wolfe, 5 Betts Place ‘. i
«told “run! The defects were frank- from but year's clon. Old potatoeain gégfggnaegg‘fi‘égtthgggfigm‘ Anna Haugh. 34 Merwln St. vEllz. S. ireland.‘1 Stewart Sitt St , Andrew Vent»? Ridge Si. - “Emma St. John,~2 Van Zandt St.
‘ - . _. - - - .t ‘ ' ‘ ' ' Mar Hau h, titliilerwin St. William lreland, 10 Stewar - . . John Chutney, 23 Ely Are. Stanle Taylor, 55 Van Zandt St.
x admitted a little too tranle. per mo: conmlllnlilvb are a drug on the Helen Morrison, Rowayton. 15)“ng M300“ 42 Orchard St. William H. Ferris, Waiiand Water St. J 05‘ T alt ”I 43% 1’0“.le Thoma}; Weed 35"Van Zandt St.
11395- Dealers 80‘ "“0 the Mb“ “'imarket‘ “fig: 223‘1‘31122' 3322:}: 31314130” Hy Stilnton. 27“ Orchard St. Add A. Brown. 31 Taylor Ave. ‘Edw. ‘Froéb. 18 Love, St. ‘Sarah Dibble,‘22 Van Zandt St.
telling customers that they “could not' From the mere standpoint of food Rudolph pauiovich, Darlen: R'. F: 1). 40, Earning! Kearney-134 Ilfignal‘g S: IAmE. Dgnrgileigtgt‘s‘il’afiar Ave 152323“? $312: lgshg‘o‘tftfi- St Chashfiasséi‘lfi't Coleman St. Bridges
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{guarantee'domestic colors as fast . lHiluett, its absurd not to eat more °llllllvdf§3lilérga§iffia§ If I? 3.040. Clara floatation. 29 Orchard St. Fj'dwin Taimadge, 150 17W?“ 75th 5" William Clark, 35 Elmwood Ave. _ . Grant Andérgon.‘ 6.5 Winfield
Thus the public came to expect inferi- them when they're so cheap and so Luis Gerko. Darien. R. F. D. 40. Mrs. Mary McGili, 21 Leonard St. N.. Y C. -. glen!!! loselffslsl’: ‘? Cove Ava. ' Banter-Keogh. 750‘Maln St. :‘ t
N . ‘ - h‘ y ‘ f 'I5rnnk Georgie R. F. D. 40. James D. Allen. 16 Putnam Ave. George Bagleyrlfi Garner St. ~ Minnie Joaépffi)’, 4 Cove Ave. - A. N. Paddock, 59 Seavlew AVe,
.ority in the native product. And pro-inouns mg. on can get more or: Harry Flilowr'Ricitatds Ave. LuellaAllen, 16 Putnam Ave. James Joyce. 113 Meeker St. “Albert 1). Morgan. 55 Cove Ave. GeorgerGr‘otter,‘B_enedict St. 4 - E _
{Germans naturally took pleasure .in your money right now in Old potatoes S. Lyubianiinlt. 110: Cedar St. Charles Magee. r.. 26 Putnam Ave. A. hole. 32 High St. Mttie‘Mm'ga'n. 55_C0V8 AVE: K. W. Blssell, 55 Seaview Ave. ‘ r
‘ i h i ‘ r salon 7 than in almost any other foodstuff lHiil 30‘3““! Cedar S" ROW” ”900111751 Putnam Ave. Rufus J‘ smith. admiring St ' Mm Milton ElWOod, 66 530% Ave. M’s" 1“ fimh PENN“ ‘Com‘ge St- l
' strengthen “3‘ e “‘9 ° , ‘ .. , .. ' lliilchttel Rainey,-W..Norwallt‘AVe. .Mfs, Catherine Lee. 33‘ Putnam Ave. Percy Scofleld. omen - ; ‘AllentAiltenoltS Third bi. 7 J03_ unocllwood. 57 Van mat sc. i
There is no longei'any ground for it- ‘ Besides, Weill! Blight to eat potatoes Mrs. F. Bailwitz, W'Ced‘ar St. G. w. Reynolds. 10 Putnam Ave. ‘ as. M. O'Brioilg. g (gil‘escgl‘lt Terrace rt: J. 33%;“; gang}, std .. t ‘ than DWittfilfi EdnefA‘ve Tl .
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.Nélilevl‘lcan dyes‘ today are the equala of in order to save w eat, to keep 0 rlAl, “ms: ill. Filibiv."Fiilow~ St. "H‘azei' Harris, 1‘6 Chapel St. FranktGlynn. 19 Toilets 'St. . . .Ml's- S.- “91"?“ seaside Place. A. Havllck. fiddrlcks AVe. , l .
a German dyes. The Vtact‘ has neon llieslfrom starving. ‘ George E. Fogtte. 277 B’ V Y C Harrv'WBterbury, 123 IFh-st St. S. 5149x242“, zsn'EI’isllel‘veith it . .Jognlulotglr, 73~waii.~St. Ely ‘ 0nd,chpat3§tlinll. l
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