. ly invited to come and bring a pack~
' be called for R business session.
RIO GRANDE RIVER
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Midi? "'— EMS,
Ofiicial information in Washington
,is that German influence has been
ibusy with Carranza, and with some
success. But it has been even more
busy in attempting to inflame gener-
al Mexican dislike of the United
States, and to swing popular support
behind the idea voiced in the now
llamous Zimmerman note, that now is"I
[the time for Mexico to reestablish her
Old boundaries on the north, seizing
parts of Texas, New Mexico and Ari-
izona.
“COAL
That’s All
PrOpagandiets Flourish
German agents have been numer-
ous in Mexico for years. When\the
lUnited States entered the war, a;
!great number of Germans who bad'
ibeen busy in this country got over]
Ellie line ~into Mexico. The result is;
ta doubly strong German population,
lmade up of the most active propel-l
53 Water Street
i 1gtlindists the kaiser had both in Mex-
Tel‘ 721' iico and this country.
' Foy six weeks these Germans have
been proclaiming daily German vic-
, _ ltories in France. They have cele-
’ . bl‘alf‘d with festivities
iimpressed the Mexican people with.
llthe view that the allies were being.
iidefeated. All this has tended to con-
lvince the Mexican mind that the vie-1
ttor in the war will be Germany and:
7that therefore, it will be to Mexico’s
Ladvanlago to follow German suggesg
. i y ews
. . tions. ;
Francis J, Monohan. of 56 Belden, Just what aggressive measures are
“mm, has enlisted in the United» being taken by Mexuro for a possible.i
‘St' , B Q, ‘ attack on our border states cannot be-
ates 0y ”mm" itold. But. it is acknowledged thatl
“" libero has been a greater movement;
(‘lose ,to 200,000 Lutherans are serY- ot'_,troops to the border by ltlexicoi
in: their country in the Army and i ”13"; is 1l15;‘,{“‘d1b-" ‘1’“:"01 “ifefl’S‘llllt‘S-t
':\" , use , “'.i:. . i so, on 1111 tieas mon y iere:
1“ vi“ the p“ H n (m ‘ shave been three raids across the bor-i
ldnr, attended withntbe less“ lives of
Dr. Harry iicfforan has been ap-i Texas ranchers. I
pointed examining dentist to the Nor» (‘arranza has insisted that these
walk Exemption Board. , were bandit forays, and that he is at)
tempting to suppress such raids.
. .”_H- . . Despite what. Mexiscan envoys in
s ‘ . '> ~ . . . ~
The an“: at 81' “1e! 5 luthtmn \\ ashington say. and the Silence of
”“1”“ 1““ bunday were we” “”‘mdithe state department, official. Wash
ed. Special mention was made of tho ington acknowledges that the
Red Cross drive. and collection taken can situation is disturbing, and has
up {or this purpose. iconstderable elements of danger.
First ClaSs Quartinttster George “2,
Siurdevant, of S. t‘. Bl, stationed at: TURNED OVER TO
New London, spent the week-end with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Sturde-
vant, of Gregory lioulveard.
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A package social will he held at. St.1 Two of the vessels launched were
Peter's Lutheran church Thursday ‘ steel and tu'elvo were wood. Nine ‘ of
evening, May 23, at 8 o’clock. Members them Were launched on the Pacific
. . .t‘oast. three on the laltoa and one
and friends “f the church are cm‘d”'l',eaclt on the Atlantic and Gulf.
Hulls are being put into the Water.
lnow faster than machinery can be.
obtained to equip them. It. was lcarnw
‘ _ , , ed today that the Shipping Board has
A 19‘ 0f pheasant eggs was ”Hem”! acceded to the Navy Department’s
shipped by the State Game commissionmwsm ,0 auri‘endt‘l' turbines ordered
to the Norwalk Boat club. The 9:85 for destroyers for use in transports.
have been diStrlbuted'among the mom- t The transports can be commissioned
bers a m lerl hens will hatchibln their speed Will be reduced by
nd on y lack of the turbines. 1
them out. I‘m” the new-born liilbOS.i Lumber and labor conditions in the
with feathers, will be ““7““an placed South have. improved so much since]
In the woods, only to meet death from'Jztnuary 1 that. Sotltltt-l‘n shipyards]
the muzzle of a shotgun. ‘soon will be able to begin working!
_ lnipht shifts. according to a report}
W - , . ,made to the Emergency Fleet (ford
8119mm (emmandet‘y 50' “0' U' 0" poration by John H. Kirby, who has
(1-0., will hold a memorial service in been making a survey of conditions
union with Old Well Commandery No; in the South.
956 Friday evening of this week. SEV-t
era! sister fartenttles of the town‘Famous Italia'n Aviator
have been invited. At the close of the; Killed Try]
service the commandery, meeting will '—
age.
——
__ l ian aviator, who has been in the United
‘ The collection in the Catholic States for some months, tel ] to his
churches, Sunday, was for Pope Bede-E‘death from a new utrlapne he. was try-
dict, for the customary mission and‘ingrout for the United States govern-
charity work. The collection hf‘this’
dicese last year (01‘ the Pope was $17.- island. A wing of this new model
255.65 from the parishes in addition to‘ crumlped and it dropped a hundred ‘
which Bishop Nilan was able to send feet,
14,233 from the clergy. '
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‘ LAWN mownns
Rubber Hose,
The two-hundred years, old tavern
which is being re-erected by Gemgeflarden Tools,
F. Ives connection with the Coloniullw31 . g Pots, Vegetable and
Museum on West Wooster street, Dan-ltFlOWer Seeds, Refrigerators, Oi] ",
Ice Cream Freex-
transported fromdts !
original site 'on the old New York and. and Gas. Stoves,
'Iartford Post; road at Brookfield, islets, WmeW Screens,
shown in an illustrated article in the'Dom-s, Etm
une ssue o a er’s Monthl. The
J i m m y Albert r. Gchebe
article was written by garah Com-
stock andlllustrated by Phillips Ward, ,
26.5.Wuhluton 8t. 80. Roi-won.
Pmot Delivery. ‘Phono too”
and occupies the first place in the ma-
gazine.
bury, having been
Screen
We offer our services, in any: .: y .7.
or all.- nf: the-.scapooiticoepropi‘
‘erly'exerciaod by Trust em 1,]
panics and William them; ,1 ‘
carefulottontion outbound? v
of our experience to all mat- :,
ters entrusted to our care.
églEII'lE‘andt:RALSTONi
< ore-nouns.
m m snort.
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pesto-Nimi-
work was indeed enjoyed.
such
can so readily recite so many
and otherwise .
Eleni-t
U. s. LAST WEEK 3‘
“2‘ New Plane .
Captain Emilio vReslltlti, famous ital- ‘:j
ment at the Mineola field on Long “
m macmmucL/x mi:
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. 1' :MEXICAN T300 BNIBTHDAY SOCIAL imsn-t N5r31e$zasns ARE ‘
| ' DIG TRENCHES-ADONG NETTED LADIES $1950; DUBLIN, May 22.-The Nationalisi‘
{newspapers diSDlay unusual caution in
,dealing with the manifesto issued by,
t the Mansion House conference Monday t
Knight. The Dublin lndependentl
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Violin solo~~Howard Meehan.
Recitation-~Mlss Consuelo Dawson.
\ocal solo~Mr.. (Tashy. ihas an editorial three-quarters of a?
Recitation- M155 Dawson. Ecolunm in length, but it is mereiv a
‘ =¢ ' w . i ,W. xx -. , ,
V} 1‘3““? 50.0. Mis. _\i(t.uusland. summarr of the manifesto With no
hectstation--- Miss Dawson. '
Violin solo—Howarsd Meehan. opinion on I“ The Freeman’s
All of the nuni'ers were fine. Beth Journal, 1119 Offidal organ of the?
Mrs. Mct‘ausland ansd MiSs Dawson irish Party, prints the manifesto which i
responded freely o encores and their ”N, ”my leaders. signed withonti
It seems speci'lly wonderful nxat’comment.
a tiny lady as Miss Davvson'
num~ ‘t
LITTLE SHOP
followed and ice
Sil“:l\\'bt"l‘l'lt‘5 Wt‘l'k‘
WOMEN’S
here, eat-h given
A social hour
cream. (”the and
served. This col
sam event, and t
congratulated.
eluded a very plea-
he society is to be
MOONEY LOSES FINAL APPEAL
SAN FRANCISCO, May 22.»Thoni;15
J. Mooney, convicted of murder in con-
nection with the Preparedness Day
parade here in 1S16, lost his final at!-
plication for a review of his case by
the fate court ani May 28 was set for
imposing death sentence. 'I
ARE YOU ANNOYED
Wigecause your property is not protected?
,ould an Iron Fence solve your problem?
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SAM ‘ EL w. HOYT, Jun, C.
15 Years’ xperience. 79 Washington St., City.
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Charming summer styles, of a beautiful simplicity, well
made and Of excellent quality fabrics. Vuriously fashioned of ,
Crepe do Chine, Georgette, Baptist and Voile, in a. complete
assortment of white, flesh and desirable pastel shades. ‘“
Attractive models, beautifully hand-embroidered and bead-
ed Or in ain‘tpler lingerie styles with dainty trimmings of fine
lace and embrodery. minus; '2er
All have new collars and culls.
Prices range train I. $1.98 to $10.98
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NOTHING COULD BE .
MORR CHARMING
than a bedroom furnished with
our bcfiutll’ul bedroém furniture.
it is dainty. yet substantial. It
will make the “room more than
a mere place to sleep. It will
make it a room to enjoy at nail
times. And our prices are no? ‘
less attractive than the furnl- W
ture. Come and learn them.
URNl'I‘liRii c0.
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,hogany or “Tany” red, that are
.- FERTILIZERS
W or man, snap IIANonII, AGRI—
Oonm mum) PLAsnR.
mfinvoxm BRANDS AT wnousm AND
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Hone-1134-? 137 .WusliingIOn St.
o. I. JACKSON
' OPTOMETRIS'I ‘ .
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KRYRTOK LENSES—Folding Odordl II Gdd II
M Sim-On and Other Mounting. ' p
Thorough motion of the cyan. Oculiou' Mr
dm'mvflr filled- “km Rankin:- ,
Now that; the Liberty Loan is over, BUY WAR SAVINGS
’BTAHPS, which sell for $4.16 this month and 10 additional
each month thereafter.
25 pennies buy: a. THRIFT STAMP.
EVERY LITTLE. BIT HELPS TO WIN THE WAR—:DO
YOUR BIT.
The City National Bank
South Norwalk, Conn.
ELECTRICIANS
Furnished for ’ or now Work. Competent men and good
service [damn .
DINING ROOM nouns, FIXTURES, ELECTRICAL MER-
CHANDISE AND SUPPLIES
The White Electric Co.
m Electrical Engineers and Contractors
134 Washington 8%. Phone 450. So. Nozwaik.
YOU CANNOT.
word to insure yourself; other.
wise you would not need insur-
ance. The same resume that!
prompted you to carry insunam
should, upon due inquiry, admom
ish you perhaps to take out mono ‘ 3
insurance, because of the more». ' '
ed cost of building materials, In-
bor and nearly every other item.
of expense entering into the coat
of making repairs, or rebuilding.
after a fire.
.I. M. Layton & (30., inc.
5 RAILROAD Avnm.
soon: NORWALII, con... ;.
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So. Morn/all:
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DENTIST” ; '
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Hounnm11:3oii.m.,7tosp.n
A. M. wobérm
arroaaev AT LAW ‘6
Late Examiner 1
ii. S. Patent or Sen -'
Office f‘ [or Booklet
‘ on Patent.
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nmorron'r. CONNECTICU‘H-
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WHITE PINE COMPOUND ‘ ’
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The Nor-”walk Line .
Fast Freight Smite Between This City
and New York.
Steamers “Clio” and “Armflaye Brearley?’
Freight accepted at Not-walk and South Norwalk from 7:30 to 5:30
p. m. for delivery'at Pier 45. East River, Foot of Jackson street,
New York, 7:00 o'clock the following morning. Freight received at
Pier 45, East River. New York. from 7:30 a. In. to 5 p. In. Steamers
leaving pier 45 East River, New York at. 3 o'clock daily. Sundays
excepted.
Ladies’ Oxfords
Many new models in dark ma-
sure to be‘popular at $6,. $7, .38,
, Silk, [isle or. Cotton Stockings tomatoh
CONNEALLY e» BRACKEN-
81Wluhington Street. South Norwalk.
Ladies’ ‘ Blouses
W NoRRIn nouns in satin stripes and cross.
bar, fancyTfi‘iihmOd- with lace and tucks, assorted Styles,
98042.00
TAILORED amounts in lawn and pique two—$2.00 ,
warm 3 K~.~BL.OU,SES $2.25
warm O, PE on cam BLousns: sewage.»
warm GEORGE-m: CREPE snoosns taro—$5.75
. 1.1.MALLETTE
.sswunntotron its; commuting;
' f Fu‘ niture tor ‘Porcliiandi-Cottago. ~ . .
' ve never made a larger, or more varied display of-
OOOIrand COMFORTABLE ammo, ROCKERS and SETH
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Over 6m of (he Newelt 'nnd Syn-nest Design! to Select from
PICTORIAL'REVIEW PATTERNS for JUNE now_l‘oady
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r-Iemflomflt:
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. back. Even if done in chlidhool'i‘h'“ ‘
Smith. Undewoolr'
Remington. all other >1
makes, sold. mud.
‘ repaired. Rentals are
per month. Maehlnu c
sold at 85 per month) ,. .
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
150 Fair-field Ave, Bridgeport, Conn.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS
CALL US UP
and we will rulh our trouble m4
right around when something mm .1”
this happen: In your home. If you! "
PLUMBING r
is defective, antiquated. uncouth-Pr.
or worn out, have us make neon ..
:ry Twain or install a now-w - ‘i
m o .
niobium PLWOL
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Tel. 1354 .
Northaln St. South Home}
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DEFINITION OF CHIROPHAS-tWitF
Chiropractic is the definition «mat.
cause of the disease and. the article?
adiuatingtho some. meanest: My" ‘
by a. wrench. twist or spmin immzt
creates pinched nervesand pain-Willi"?
later life in the itinerant-argument“?
limbs.
Chiropractors remove he came of» .
disease andpaim-henl win restonlw-t -
through harmonizing the nerve m
tems in your body. Femolotmubloo
given special attentionralso cm,
turo or the spine. You-will nevettluw ' '
gret giving the Chiropractor 3 Wu -, '
to help you.
Magnetic treatments liven alum , _
T. FRANCIS,.II. C.
84 Washington St. 80: Norwalk.‘~Com.t
Graduateirom Palmer echo-M
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David W.“ Raymond .
UNDERTAKER: .
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27 WASHINGTON AST.
'NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
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