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“ASHH‘GTO‘N' 0' C" May 2"”“lstiect. lh'y goods and t'uinishinga
i'I‘he house files that you see in early}. valued at $200 are now in the hands
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fp‘hll‘iyqufsfh become l‘elg‘og‘fmif‘lé-Hartford, and alleged that the others
3‘“: 5‘ 9‘” y summer U“ d 3‘ " accused had always willingily receiv-
:cl :1 lew weeks post Will have become “a, loot '
a patriarch with millions of great: ' Gall is the man who robbed 50$
lg???‘.‘gmndchfldren‘ Therefom 'swat leiu’s store in this city on the night of
fax-11%;... f (‘1‘ _p W9 t db January 12th. last. and who when he
.1, The gift; at“ prism? fyA ‘. was brought to this city on Thursday
1 m e ”W i open (“9”. 0 g”night to verify a story he had told
lcultltre tit-enlist. His findings. basedhhe Bridgeport “once name local
2011 low: GKl'lPVilll‘lelS. support the pop 9 " , . .'
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.lilar belief that a “swat" in the p I] as g as 1 led him in the
WW“ ”"5 a 10‘ Of them later 01.";tlic stolen articlts from him. His
A fly thoroughly swelled when he to: slow was not substantiated however
young and comparatively innocent.=and'.[he matter rests with l’rosecutor
§not only will be unable to carry dis— (Framer C Hegeman ‘
tease, but. will not hate very many] ' ' ‘_
children g fl“—
1| No Evidence of Adults wintering Suspend State Guard
‘ The. investigator found that in the. Drills During Summer
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latitude of Washington. D. c., the:
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53 Water Street
Tel. 721.
#5212;
stood and receptacles for its eggs are ”film'l’sfiwl’ Board, governing the
[available and in me early stages of fourth niilitary‘district, Connecticut
53le life in or under large. manure :btate Guard. give colonel Wilson
{118305. No evidence whatever was power tosuspeud drills during the
ffound to show that house flies can months 0‘ “113' and AWN“- w
{3.}.E, -—————- fspring are not the flies of the pro-20f the police. ,duccd through the efforts of Roberti
leading autumn. l‘hey are the oil—j Gall confessed that he. had con- (i. Millard and anmucl Kantor. oi’ the
spring not the survivors of ‘hoselducted ax'Teglllal‘ business of rob~ entertainment committee. and suited
.’ in . that sought-a “arm reluge’in thelbing haberdashers in Bridgeport, everyone. in attendance. Sen-til of.
.tall. The fires that appear in the Norwalk, Stamford. New York and the artist.c apltelll'zng this week all
|theft and also with having purchased
hen ef-
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A series of motion pictures, depict-
ing scenes in lrcland and other-
points about the world. were intro-E
the Palace Theatre entertained with
songs and stories, among the well-
known talent being Eugene Gazette.
llari-y McBride, Frank Bancroft and
Mr. McDonald. They were obliged to
respond to several encorcs. James
Sexton, the popular Palace musical
director, presided at the piano with
his usual fiklll. and gave several dell
lightful selections.
At. midnight a tempting supper was!
served in the rathskeller. a large.
variety of tempting viands being pro-t
vided by Steward Millard ot' the Nor-E
walk Country Club. ;
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.OflicialSerwce Garage
For Chevrolet and Maxwell
Cars
Ford Repairing and Penn.
8 AND TUBES AT BAR-
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RAYMOND
Phone 113-3.
II Well [been
Thorough examination;
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FE 1E. FFEEEEE
. Wampum or m, sneer menu, nont-
mm LIKE. m PLABTEB.
ALL FAVORITE BRANDS AT ' WHOLESALE
Hm moraine. hm Repairing.
BROTHERS ‘
137 transitional: St.
o. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
in." at.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding (fibrils in field 51
Shell Shin-On and Other Mauritian.
at on mt. Detail-w pearl,-
W—m .. WI I‘M
Now that the Liberty Loan is over, BUY WAR SAVINGS
house fly may overwinter by contiii-. ‘ _
' . __ _ . med breeding in warm macps whefi. General orders from the Military
25 pennies buy! a THRIFT STAMP.
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7.13. . 43'
sums, which sell for $4.16 this month and 10 additional
each month thereafter.
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ipersist as adults from November to ”Clive 11“?“ practice j? planned {0"} GAIN PRICES.
iADl‘ll, either outdoors or in protect-‘3“ "‘1’“er ““115- _ . .
led or heated buildings. 'l‘cmpera-f _ Orders also have been received CARS SOLD 0:“ TIME PAY-
The Bridgeport police reported tholtures of 12 t0 15 degrees F. are "‘0’“ ”‘9 same some demanding‘ MENTB
. , , tquickly fatal. and there is every rca-‘ that the bonds of company com- '
theft of twoautomohilcs lastmglit (meson to believe that any temperatui'e‘n'alldfil‘s be increased front $500 to _ .
a Ford jitney. P. S. 13!; being licensefimow freezing will kill if continued $2,000, and for the machine nun" ”Bed GareListedWithMe 30“”
number and the other a Buick five long enough_ ' innit commander to $3.000. This Small Commissidn.
gm... iordcr is believed to have been is- '
passanger 1017 model painted greenfi
with a Conectlctit” licensésfissf ._ . | sued becauseof the greatly increas-
cd value or the equipment now being
furnished by the state
The district commander in permit-
Will are k Pr vious R , rd—Oon-I‘ed. to assign three men from each
a 3 can unit. upon tho. eligible ,list, to attend
continuous music armory Wednesdayi crete yen,“ Giving Fine Satisfied—l
‘ tion 'the state encampment in July, with
‘the rank of second lieutenant.
May 20th. Admission 30c.
« - h l \VASHINGTON. May 25.-Woodcnl
Anthony Carroll. a familiar tluui‘csmp construction in the United:
’ States promises to break ull rccords'x
in New Haven. “'1‘“ had been in ”WT for May. During the first seventecn'
ONE WOODEN SHIP A .
onveemo TURNED curt
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——Blg holiday concert and ball, 1'
Company (1.. S. G, . & Amer Band Construction During Present Month.
WATER‘BURY GOES OVER THE TOP
\VATER'BU‘RY, May 25. —-Wateroury
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1319 0‘9? his 00811 all utterances and days of the month :in average of Hywpnt 'way over the too many in the.
was discharged wooden ship a day was launched with Red Cross campaign. The city's quota
opinions on the. war.
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yesterday on a breach of peace war-3g???“ ‘Tfiifi‘fif .8‘1’1’93’0' .1“ mix. is $40,000 and “04.08328 had been
rant brought after arrest because at" stt(.o.ssive ‘ 9 5. gin g m m‘. .‘uubscrlbed up to noon today
. ' - IApril the lllllllt‘llml-l averaged Sillll '_
, his comment upon the Liberty Loan. 2bettef. [gifts yesterday included one at $60,000
‘ ----”-‘- I.zist Wednesday was the banner; from the Scovllle Manufacturing Coni-
—-tStraw Hats O'Brien’s. idoy. tour ships taking the water (”llpany.
- gl’itcific and Gulf coasts. The south-
lAlrge .
Austin’sGar‘agc
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LITTLE SHOP” ‘
EVERY LITTLE BIT HELPS TO WIN THE WAR-DO
voon err.
The City NationalBank
South Norwalk, Conn.
WOMEN’S
”MOO
9m 3000!
OHANDIBE
w ELECTRICIANS‘ .
furnished for repair or new work. Competent men and good
nouns, times, nmmron. nice.
The White Electric (30.
AND SUPPLIES
YOU CANNOT
’ efldrd‘to insure yourselff '
'. wise you would noth'
once. The same remw‘
prompted you to carry 111de
should, upon due inquiry?“
ish you perhaps to take M‘M'
insurance. because of the tum)
ed cost of building mater-lids, la—
bor and nearly every other .item
of expense entering into member
of making repairs, or rte-building,
after a fire.
J. M. Layton & Codes.
5 RAILROAD AVEM
SOUTH NOEWALK, COM;
”in: . no
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F. 3. L00”
Job Prml‘dtig
£0. fl‘orwefit
-‘ ““‘ ’ c‘vwr'rwnzek a.
Dr..l.ll.llallery
DENTIST .. .. '
1° 3°- "ain't-lawman can“ , ._
A. M. WOOSTER
ATTORTSEY AT LAW
{or Boone! ‘ ‘3
on Puccini
LnteEsaminer
U. S. Patent
oiiice (‘
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BRIDGEPDRT. contempt:
Cure That Cold BY
'Takinl!
WHITE PINE COMPO‘U'NH _
WITH TAR ,
F. H. BAXTER
DBUGGIB‘!
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. - . .. -. m cm shipbuilding districts. com ris- ' ‘ ,
mi-Jgffifi'jfif;ogf Ellzlaltvut(:1:;‘lill‘ ing Alabahla.‘l.ouisinna and hllgsis- Muriel Wu: Ada am to Pu l m'm'w" Electrical Engineer: and contraction ,
, > ‘ ‘ * ( ‘ ‘ sippi. launched its first ship for tho 1 ,L __ . . “hi-“mu 8t. .. Phone 450. So. Hog-walk,
In the Tank Service and he has (“n-513k,“ (‘oi'poratlon on that day. —-m w -- “M -:'-«-v-~—-~~ w ~~~~~ - m—«r . .
listed ofr immediate service reporting» Progress in Wooden ship work in«; " 2“" ~_....... ~
The mot ifluenccd the decision of the, Fleet' ARE YOU ANNOYED
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at Fort Slocum on May mm.
to of the Tank 5..er is "Pi-cut ’em‘ Corporation to expand the. progranif
You: .i‘: and the special lnslgnl't in a, to provide for 200 additional vessels;
' _" ’ [of the larger size up to 4,700 tons, l
Tomcat. A general enlal'geilicnt of tho build-l
ling program is non“ under discussion'.
That's . by odlclals of The Shipping Board and E
the Fleet Corporation and will soon; .
——.\lorc heat, from less coal. (
what you want. And that is just whatj
because your property is not protected?
Would an Ironrence solve your problem?
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. , - . . ~be announced. thitrlcs M. Schwnbi ..
)0“ get mm meham Butler Cosy’has been at work on this I‘nlnruc-l "
The heat “'01“ “mfinent ever since ho took the. helm
Comfort Heat
in \l'chtchcstcl'l and WilS,l)l‘0ul-’.lll to it further realiz-
TIIT
boiler that‘s made"
County. Send for “Which and Why
booklet. Lord 6‘; Bumhnm Co., Irving-i co
ton, N. Y. i
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"1 ation of the country‘s ship needs.
" The. (concrete ship Futth. the first:
ncrete vessel built in America, hast
completed her second!
. trial trip. She made it cruise in bah:
Sheriff Edgar Perry. of Westpot‘t.f’lust. through it rough sea. Reports
._ telephoned the local police last nightifrom the testing officers are unant-
SAMUE
' 15 Yem’ Experience.
‘ successfully
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oi. oi Over 10; Design:
L W. HOYT, JP., C.
79 Washington St, Oily.
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New York, 7:00 o'clock the foil
Pier 45, East River, New York.
‘ excepted.
.‘h
The Nor-Walk Line.
Fast Freigthervice Between This City .
and; New York.
Steamers “Guy'ond “Arnmage Brearleyl’
Freight accepted at Nor-walk and South Norwalk from 7:30 to 5:30
p. m. for delivery at Pier 45. East River, Foot of Jackson street.
leaving pier 45 East River, New York at
owing morning. Freight recolved’ at
from 7:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. Steamers
3 o'clock daily. Sundays
. , . minus that the vessel behaved bet-
that at about 10.35 when a troop trnln‘ ter than any meal ship of equal ton- -
was going through that. a soldiers has. nage.
jumped from the some had decapi-l
ed in some manner. The description of
the fugitive is 5 feet Glitches inches
tall. fair hair, ruddy complexion, stout
no coat nor hat, Bridgeport police'are
to be notified in case the desel‘ter is
captured.
HOUSE FOR BRIDGEPORT
flouses ll be built in six differ—
ent sections of the city of Ilrldge~
port by tho Housing Company with :-
the 33.000000 loan secured from the
federal government ' 'l‘hese houses .
are to be built near the factory cen- ».
ters and on lines of the trolleys and »
jitneys, so that it will be as conven- .,
lent as possible for the men who _
are to live in the new houses to get ‘
to and from work. The houses are
to be of various types. including ‘sin~" "
glo liopses, detached and semi-de-
tached houses. and group dwalllngs.
They will be built mostly of brick, ‘
according to specifications approved 11
at Washington .
Roton Point Park opensilor‘ thé'sene)
son today with practically all cfnthe
concessions open and about the holy
things closed being the‘d‘idlhfiffi' pavi-
‘lion and the casino. Grice Brothers
Orchstra has been hired to furnish
music for this evening rind will fun
nish music for the dancing for the rest
for the season. '
~Lockwood's vs Fairfield A. «C. Sun-
day at Amusement park. Game start
3:30.
The Christian Industrit‘i‘l tongue ’met
last evening at the First; Methodist
Episcopal Church at Which time'Rev.
J . J. SnaVely the pastor gave an inter-
esting talk on ”What in mining” in
which he spoke of the why the world
would not once that peace was declar
ed and also of the viewpoint ot‘ minis-
ter and Other religious workers rc-
SHOES
FOR. CHILDREN
~11 ForDress. School:
" ‘ 'and Play
gardiug deli’lgon alter the war.
inblue........
-'Whitewithb1uet
We otter our sir“ «do in any The _ f p B d
' ’ ‘ ~ « _ success 0 our oysf an
or all 01 .the capac'rhee prop "_, Girls’ Trade has been built upon
91']? 939m?“ by Trust 0°19“ theeg true facte- '
panic: and will glvetlie most ’ ‘ . ll .
éarelul attention and benefit wear’ F“ a d Quality
of our experience to all mat- ‘r ' W
tors entrusted to our care. y ._ 7
. ~88 unwritten er. '
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in; gfinfilor‘ifl 1:9} Furniturelor Porch and College, ,
. . - . ” lam we here nevermedeel‘erger or'more varied $315137“ . H
' Tn-t uoo:.~.n1efi.m Joint figfi.%§§¥mnmm gammsanfiogolomie?n30¥lncg '
_ g . ‘. . ~.‘ f can. I; swam win mm mm a worm "-rono‘n
mmmnmflk 'ifi‘W.‘ humane comics in male multimillion“ " ‘
TI'IISIICG ' . p ' 161.440.. ‘ i ,. .
, . _, WWEom-BOUGET. RAYMOND & SON ‘
. ‘ . , Wm . . I" " . coolest We
commit Fave Tunis-Indie
~ ANGEVINE FURNIT
Pink and blue chambray. trimmed in white, pin checka trim-
med in white and white crinkled
- Fame...
BEACH SUITS
Stripes and plain colors in contrasting colors
White trimmed in fine colored stripes . . . . . . . . .
. DUTCH SUITS
Blue with white and tan with white $1.25
LLMALLETTE
NOTHING COULD BE
MORE GHABMING
than a bedroom furnished with
our beautiful bedroom furniture.
It is dainty. yet‘ substantial. It
will make the room more than
it mere place to sleep. It will
make it a room to enjoy at all
tlmes. And our prices are no
less attractive than the furni-
ture. Come and learn them.
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We Ha
'elties.
CONNEALLY
81 Washington Street.
>~<zian>-. .
If It’s White Shoes
" We have made every elforl; to make our line of White
Shoes this season bigger and better then ever, and have many
models for‘men, women and children. including all the nov-
While Stockings oi allttlratles. ‘t
ve Them.
BRACKEN
South Norwalk.
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egg-Wm
med ,
$1.00
$1.25
seer-sucker trim
........ . $1.00
. . $135-$150 '
com comm.
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It is a snerdicy to
[love the Eyes Exam—
tiled Every two Years
They may have undergone a
change since last examined.
vision of an oculiet (a graduate
, physician). ‘ -
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Ocullata. Optometrists. Outlined!
write Home of Good Glued
Talmudic at. Stamford, Conn.
tom. " _ one in. III I p. In. mt!"
We make no charge for the
examination, which in our es-
tablishment is under-the super;
Tel-AMER. 7
Townsend’s " Spider ”
.. Ball Bearing .
A melons, HighFGrede Mower
at; medium Price‘alt in equal to
any high-price machine on. the
market, except your own. 9 inch
wheels, 61.2 inch reel with 4
blades.
', out! glides over the‘tlawu
. .eeany'cnd almost“ noise-
lesiilyiremindmg .
.It nip: oil the grass, of the razor-
it‘ins action of the ferocious and
“it...
m___..v
.‘ , snow (is
x of: the. _ thighs» grade. exact
tot-loit- or
pninohu
cove-r
. DEFINITION or. . omnopmridi L
, in Washington Si. ‘80. Not-won. coco
spider flower is light and
' you stronglyan .
tonnnlng little insect whoseivname . ‘
xiii-«i
Smith. Under-wood. ” _
Remington. all other
makes. cold. , ' lied. '
repaired. Rent ‘80 .
per month. Machine.
sold at $5 per. month ‘ "
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
.v
, 156 Failrfleld.a Ave, Buidaeporuroonn.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERB‘
OALLDSUP
and we will 1-th our trouble lmn
rl ht around when something like?
t o happen: In your home. If your
PLUMBING
II defective. antiquated. unanimity
*or warn out, harem mm mm
cat-y repainormun’ .
tom 0! m.”
MODE“ PLUMBING
JO.BBI&GA spasm”?
HORACE RF nits"
Plumbing Mflmlng ’
L.”
Tel. 1354
North Main St. ‘Bouth Nomiic. 5‘
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. TllElNEW 3cm
Chiropractic la the definition of“
cause or the disease and'tbe m o!
adjusting the some. Disease loam ‘
by a wrench, twist or epmln’ no.»
back. Even if domvln' chill!“ ll
Ff“?! page? nerves and W m
a er a e itinerant urgent
llm'bd. ‘ m}
Chiropractors remove the? cam no!“
disease and pain. health to radiate!
throughmihnrmonlzlng ? into nerve is
tents in your body; Female tron“!
given special attention; also curve”:
lure of the spine. You will never 1".
gret giving the Chiropractor c cbunel‘i
to help you. ' .p .' .
Magnetic treatments men also. i- "
r. FRANCIS 0.0. . .
Wont. from Emma .Selml
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. UNDERTAKERE .
Tel. anemone; House 6933-- ,
:7 WASHINGTON er- .
new neonaewouumnmd} ~
we are BUYING“ ‘ _
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an, name AND cm; i
nmnonw‘ . , it ,
I“ lmo“ . : it.
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