EilvNews 1 mgr-co team of Puritan Lodge has the NNMBSTONES (Continued irom First Page.) 7 STATE INSANE WORK Concrete has been imported into the institution and "the men and was men are doing wonders with it. Hith- erto the 1t0mbstones oi the. dead "1- males were made of wood, which lotted o1 toppled over. With con— crete .as the material their graves may be remembered for a consid elablo period. Garden seats, bird hous- es and other articles of a s milar na- ture are being manufactured of cah- mete One man w01king with plaster of paris has made several busts of President Wilson which Mr. Kellogg declares are remarkably good. Interest in manual label at the hospital is keen and many new pro ducts are being turned out. The men are making brooms, brushes and baskets among other things. The wo men 11111 accomplishing much with the needle and are also engaged in basket making. .nflfig 81 Gans, ll 81%.}. can That’s All 53 Water Street 11131, 721, WAR DEPARTMENT WOULD LIKE PICTURES 1 OF WESTERN GERMANY L A.— . g5 .—..._ The following letter has just been» received by Mrs. Henry Ferguson from'I Lieutenant Colonel A B Coxe, chief 075 start omce. war department Washing- !ton. D. C., thanking her for photo- ; graphs and other material relating to Germany and the surrounding coun- tries which she contributed. “Permit me to thank you for allow. ing the‘war department to have the 'photograph of l). W. Flint has sold automobiles to Rose Modne, F. l. Hodges, P. \‘v. Ray- mand and l1‘. J. Hodges. The regular meeting of Trinity Men's Club will be held in the Club rooms to- Th monow e1 enlng at 8 o’clock best possible advantage and your gen 'erous action is highly appreciated. Complaints wexe made to the policej “I! you should know of the existence Saturday about children on Ely avenucIoi material of a similar nature, I breaking windows with stones. The 110- Iwoul‘d be'glhd if you would notify the lice are lo‘oklnfiinto the matter. " i possessors or our desire to obtain such ———-——— - data, or it you advise me as to such Georila H. Quintard has opened errsons we will who to them direct " small grocery and utility store 1511., Any who have similar photographs Westport avenue. has also been installed. 'willing to donate to the war depart- ————————- lment for the purpose mentioned are Motion pictures wore taken of yes- requested to leave the same at the terdays parade for showing in this Connecticut State library where they . 0‘ well-known Cit': will be assembled from time to time city and a number izens and‘city officials had themselves and forwarded to Washington. taken ior‘the "flickering lotus." i The following letter has been receiv- Darien It‘cntro School. Friday and 8111- bution of this material forwarded urday at 3 9- m. Proceeds Darien Cong . through it to the war department: Church, Red Cross Tickets 35 and MI “Permit, me to thank you for the 081119- | trouble you have taken for the, war de- 5partment in sending to us the large The Stamford police reported the amount of maie1inl illu'slrutive of 10- am" or 4 National l“ “V9 “WM” calitles now occupied by the German automobile on SagirdIayI night. The gorges... ,Thls material will be “33d to flee “55L nhmhm was Connecticut “L best possible advantage and your gen- 52113erous action is highly appreciated " .4 Howard D Baker, of High street. POLICE IFISHERMAN HADL 0000: who enlisted in the United States ser‘I vice some time ago, was called to Pet- ham Bay, Friday. He has been given the rank of second class yeoman Wednesday evening Puritan Lodge, 0! Stamford. will visit Butler Lodge. No. 97. 1 0.0.11?” and will work tth first degree on three candidates. LUCK. LGambln. are certainly there its fisher- men. flattlsh each reputation of doing good work and 111 treat will be in store for thoscbivho findlit convenient .to be present. caught being so largo. ln‘ia'ct. Cornelius M. inorgan, the generalI it being the biggest cupturé made by utility manager at the County home: any member of the Millie for Children. has been real: busy sinceI some time The quarto: are to go out the scdrldt fever opidd‘mic abated. At-I again soon and when they come back‘ te'r clearing up the spacious lawns. he the néiit time it is believed that as is now attending to the tutii‘rc ifoodI fishermen they will be great 1111311an . product in the big garden some oiI cators. Not that they Would lie about :9 the county wards are hélpiitg out 1 the fish that they caught but they _..._....._ _ 1111s affairs oi! the Kilob Clilb are in the ones that got away. an uncertain condition. Whether or not “16 'Club shall continue must be 11131111 . 1 .7 . . . 1111111111 11371111 members. The'fidyérh LAWN moms nora- desire to my to!“ of ore Lfoct's -11‘e:‘6a1‘den "Tools, 3111er with the ‘Club' anddor this purpose mem- ,Watemng Pow Vegetaiilc and hers are notified that-a speciaiI meet- ing of the club will he held on‘rnurs _, day evening; May 23rd, 51918 at eléhl “a Gas Slim, 109 mm Frees. muck in ma 1.161115 111.11, South Nor-1 c111, Window Screens, Screen walk, LchLn and where it is hoped that Dom, Etc. ' sion to $8111; IIr‘rvtimber will give espres‘ I I AmlI' F 6mm ‘4 L '1 tar Wm 111. so 11mm ‘ ‘L ‘ ram: 3111111111111. 1' Pinon. loll-l. Wt oil‘er our IBMoos'Jin “31?; or all of the ”W55 prop-,- érly exercised by Trust com. .5. Wm“ "'5“! “m 3’" ‘1“ mm . Ever-body’s doing itLL careful attention antl benefit , I FOOTWEAR .1 of our ammil‘tieto all mat- .1 I." HIT E FOR 551 W“ “W’LW” Lm‘ 1112111111 Cross MAD, ' ‘n. 710211611113 .1111: moss. 1.1m souls, oomromble - western IGcrmanyp esp photogr'saph will be used to the ' A 8850”“ 111111111' relating to this region which they are' led by the Connecticut State Library 13-; —-—“Nlobe. All Smiles,’_' comedy 3 acts in acknowledgment of the first contrl- Sergeant Bryan Silk, together With I Patrolman Edward Cluno and Thomas" tDor‘noy and Special Officer Michael1 On Thursday the quartet Went ‘ out in Officer Gambin' s uaptha lahntih' 5 The and came in with about a bushel 01' L Patrolm 1n Clone nearly ‘fell out of the‘bol’t. about the ash he ‘ Ed" thought that he was going to be made ' .. a sergeant when he pulled um fish 11: ‘ force in . lmlg’ht stretch’ the truth a trifle about : ‘ L LL Hose, LI L‘J‘lomi‘ Beads, Refrigerators, 0111 LRAISE IN mom PRICES COMING SOON The price at bar whiskey which is now selling for 15 cents a glass, the glass being about an ounce and a half, will remain at 15 cent: and beer will still be fire cents, but the glasses prob- ably will be cut to eight ounceswhere eVer an eight-ounce glass is demanded. many of the retail liquor dealers hav- ing deferred action on the proposed raise to 20 cents for whiskey and 10 cents for beer. This was explained by one man to a Sentinel reporter who Date Fixed for Registration, leu L l tion Awlltu Wilson’s Signature. WASLHINdTON. May 2o.—1une 5 has been fixed as the date for the reg- istration of youths who have attained 21 years since the first army draft reg- istration, June 5, last year. lution authorized the new registration is awaiting the president’s signature. but the provost marshal general's of- fice virtually has completed prepara- tions for carrying it into eflecL said that he didnt think he could getI away with it" meaning the raise inI price. The 111111 e in the price of drinks however. will ccme soon it was said “We will have to come to it, it by this same man, who went on to not now..then in a very short time. The'; way liquor is being taxed and the way: ’8?" the wholesale price has been increas- ing. which means that we will have toL do something for our own protection. Bulk whiskey is now bringing $7 a gal-' lon while case goods-are bringing 839 _and even 840 a case, about double the Ordinary beer per barrel while the well-known brewa of‘ ale are costing price before the war. is costingtlf! '520 and $22 per barrel. 5 WOMEN’S WEAR JUNE 5 F661 You-ms or 21. 1 The! reso- ' 1.111111. scarf ( v . m l 1 ARE you 1 because your property is not protected? Would an Iron finch solve your problem? i ANNOYED . t 11. t g. d SAMUEL W. .15 Years' Experience. 11‘ made and of excellent quality lace and embrodery. ‘IPrices range from 4 One at over 100 Designs NEW 31005155 Crepe de Chine, Georgette, Baptist and Voile, in a complete assortment of white, flesh and desirable pastel shades. L L Attractive models, beautifully hand-embroidered and bead- ed or in simpler lingerie styles with dainty trimming: of fine “Wfi”m. 1“ All have new collars and cufl'a. I, ............-. ”$198t031098 88 WASHINGTON 8T. LHOLYTQ JP” Co FERTILIZERS . m mos r: or new lost. cm. can m, Isms, urfl umm’ nuns LAT mm RAYMOND 1111011112115 Me 118-: 137 Mission St. 0. I. JACKSON _ OPTOMETRIS'I l i Wall low. it " 1mm: LENSES—Folding Oxhrdo In Gold I: M M011 and Other Hm I Wamdmoltbam Oeullm’pmcdp- don. " 611011.11me . Now that the Liberty Loan is over, BUY WAR SAVINjS "MIPS. which sell for $4.16 this month and lo additionlll each month thereafter. 1 I "25 c Tnntr '11 MP. ponnlsbuysa TS A ”a: nvnnr LITTLE 111111 arms 110 WIN 1.111111% voila 111111. The C1ty National Bank 119 Washington 51., aity. ~. fabrics. Variously fashioned of 1110's; ammo L L than a bedroom furnished with our beautiful. bedroom 1iurniture. It is dainty. yet substantial. It 1 11111 11111111111111 room more than 1a mere place to sleep. “will make it a room to enjoy at all times. And our prices are ob less attractive than the turni- t'urc. Come and learnt them. 1 11M g , bar, fancy trimmed with lace WHITE dint moms . .. 88 WW LIT. .. 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