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ism 31.09, 75c, out, also} Marty people m this city we“ to
m ., ________ “.50, 756 RotonPolint yesterday tolook uterine
; - , ....... 1.50 park which officially opened on Gator-
‘11 can" ‘ ,day night. The park_presents a most
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SOCIETY.
We! won“ wmt ‘attractive front all hang newly paint-
“""""" """ ’ ledlngreenqndwhiteandinspiteof
.BONNELLyys {the war it. is expected that this season and P81280110,
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”m H03WALK. 7 Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hurlhutt, of ~ .. *
TILE-8P M EVERY DAY .Crescent Terrace, motored to Bethel
’ ' ' yesterday afternoon. ’urd witnessed
the memorial services held there. A
hmwgfilgdflflwu Medication service for the new flag pro»
(Unites and . Mai-quinine; also
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of Co. I,
Corporal David Glasser.
risented to the town by one of its cit-30431 luf., Camp Devens. has returned
.4 izens was also held as
“an“ . land manuovers oi' the
m i
e mo out of» Hattmg‘leomposed of six companies of infan-3
were a reviewito his duties after spending the week
stale guard,‘with the Tarlovs, ’on Grove street. i
Corporal Harry L. Cohen, 0! Fort‘
It”. an ambulance company and a Hancock, has returned to his duties.‘
lband. Col. Clifford B.,Wilson and staff after spending the week-end with his;
stat—and mutton curtains.
- .E. K. BANKS :reviewed the state guard. ‘ iparents on High street. Norwalk.
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. mm 0“] 06k , . ' Mr. and Mrs. C. Lep er, Mr. and Mrs. ‘
i E 3] 3 There was a little mix up last night3John Hruschwein andpdauzhter Miss
South NOW“. :on Main street between an automobile Louise sBrus chwein. , Au gust Draves and
ldriven by William Morning, of Dan-
ibury. and Chester Gage. who was tot-
ing a bale of hay. Gage was knocked
Mr. and Mrs. William Roger, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lepper. of Dar-
ien, last evening, the accaslon being
Frederick Lepper’s birthday, anniVers
sary.
' ”file branch office-of The Evening
Milne-l is located in the cities of its. . , ,
fildrwalk representative, Richard ILSdO‘vnr‘ bl“ .1101 severely "‘Ju‘ed’ “h“?
Fitch, in the Masonic building. on Wall the bale of hay remained intact Th}
street, and all news items, advertise case came up in Norwalk court, this,
merits. or notices of a newsy nature. morningflorning was found guiltyol'
all:l’gléghtortilt:Zambia-91:33:81“ them not having a drive",S license although.
' he testified that he had applied f0'
oneFined ten dollars and costs fink
- remitted, cost oi 67 cents cheer-full:-
pilld.
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A small party of friends gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Roy'-
nolds on Second street, Saturday eve,
ning, and had a delightful time. Roi
freshmenis were served and sociabily
ity reigned supreme. i
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40:. Philip R. cfifiuano this moms Lawyer Samuel Cohen. one or m“
ing. received his diploma as a member most prominent lawyers in both You-
ot the National First. Aid Association kers and New Rochelle, returned to his
- { F'lahorty has added a new ‘of America. isle has taken the prescrlb- home. after spending the week-end
{motor ”“9“ 10 his (“Quilt ed course of lectures on first aid to‘with his parents, at 2‘ High street. l
, the injured and hassuccessfully passed I
' the examinations. This is another “011’ Miss May’Stevcns, of Forms avenue..
:S‘ls‘imnd; 0‘ 1 Burns. Jr.. has leased his e8- 01' conferred on Dr. Castcllano, he hav- a graduate of Merrill's Business Col-
..l .lllnen, r . [he Boston Post Road in Pon.‘ in; recently graduled from the Amer lege, has accepted a position with the:
., consisting. of it large house icnn College of 'Mechnno Therapy of City National Bank and entered upon‘
as opened offices in the her new duties this morning. 1
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Totals
K _ “trace, to Mrs. A. G. Bt‘l‘t‘lllll, for'Chlcago. lie-
m or years. glioyt Theatre building it Washington
-’ street and is ready to treat patients. .
l.:‘ v, 'f—Your Jewelry repaired refreshed —-v—'~-'. h
“not Brand's Jewelry store. Reception and ”018590“ 0' 3 ‘3
(‘hildren of Mary and the Holy Angels.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Masher and
daughter Marion and Tlurence Hers .
rington, of South Norwlk, are spending
I’m?» - . ll week with relatives in Great Barrinx~
W Welcome Stranger Lodge. No 304. Sodalily Weor made at St- Josef}? ton, Massachusetts.
. wilt‘hold ti most important meeting at (‘hurch ,vcslcl‘dal" afternoon at ""m‘ ,fl___ ,
theirvlmige rooms on Main street, to- o‘clock lu’ about 150 members. There Dr. and Mrs. Willis H. Crowe wilhg'
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night, when the election of officers- were devotional exercises at the their two children. Grace Elizabeth.“
and other important matters are sched- church. The members, each dressed in and Willis M.. of New Haven. were via. 3
. tried for consideration. A special teas white. wearing a While veli. "‘3":th lion in South 1"“me yesterday. i
c of State from the convent to the church. where ”w , 3
of there were V9909” “’“h a short “1'3 Mrs. Edward J. Fluhcrty of South:
ll dress by the pastor. Rev. B. J. Carroll. Main street is spending a few days!
lwith friends in Port Chester. N. Y. 3
lure" will be the present-
. Grand. President William Ballard.
degopor:l,:The business session wi
befollowcd by social. exercises‘ res
frbshlnents; and a general good time. .,
(‘orporai Homer E. Doulene. of Bel-
. tery. K. 63d Artillery. C. A. C. A. E F.» Mrs. William H. Stowe. of West ave-
Your old Wedding ring made over has written an interesting better/:10 nus, motored m Cross “”9, yesterday
into new Tiffany style. Brand's Jew- Harry Doulens of BayVlew avenu‘o. t3: afternoon with friends. ' l
‘ ' ‘ some oi the conditions it .
a!" “0'9 “*“hinflmn “"891- 3; 22m, lie state that the party he is Ensign Arthur Hoyt oi the United,
. Representatives from St. Augustlnce with are wearing gold braid on their
and lit. Peters councils of Stamford sleeves, indicating that they have been
and Orinocco. of Greenwich. and u at the from. six months. He complains
large delegation from (‘atholic Union of the rainv weather in Frame and
"council of Norwalk are o’iipectcd to at- rather longs to get back to South Nor—
tend the exemplicatlon of the first dP- walk for awhile to see his many
WEN? ol-tlle Knight of Columbus in [ted friends. Corporal Doulens tells what
Men‘s Mail. this evening. Twenty can- a pleasure it is receiVe ilelters from
didalcs will receive the degree the hump which rhould be an inspiration to
work 'will be done by the degree ten'nl' those who have friends on the other
"at South Norwalk Council which has side to write as frequently as posslole.
soured considerable of it reputation in Mr. Doulens tnjoys. military life and
7 made a creltable record.
this line. has . |beiore June 5' 1912. must register all
”.139‘t9f vest chains, cuff buttons. THE DAY OF PUBLIC HUMlLlA- Local Board Room. Town Assembly
Windscreens, at Brand's Jewcll‘)’ TION, PRAYER AND FAsTiNG ATiHall. Norwalk. Junevfith. between the
2 _ RACE CHURCH. ‘hours of 7:00 a. m. and 9:00 pm.
store G The registrars for June 5, 1918. are
In compliance with the proclamation as follows;
Post 'No. 12, surely put in a sternuous of the president, there, will be a sersl Hanford s. Weed, chief registrar:
, 11“: yesterday. A demgafion of the vice at Grace Church next Thursday at ‘Thomas L... Baloom. assistant; John A.
. mailers marked 300 graves with flags. ’10 o'clock in the morning. The CM" Mills. R. C. Millard. Cyrus.“ .Gray,
dri'stlic morning. a full score went to have volunteered to render the music. Jr.. Jay Buckley. William R. J. Hub-
K'Wllton for the Memorial Sunday cx- and the rector will preach. A DfiSlOl‘al hell, [rd 0. Gregory. Salvatore Gen-
37’enoiscs in the afternoon. and marched letter has been sent to the people of guni-lo. Mnlcom E. Brown. Joseph R.
in a body to the Norwalk Baptist-1h parith. calling attention to the ear fiaylor. George H. Vosburgh, John J,
church on the Green. where. a most in- vice. Everylldoy is invited to 001119 ,(‘uneo. Nehemiah Candee, Judge James
' lemming Union service was held. and and wort-thin With them. 'T. Hubbeli.
Rev Dewitt T van Doren delivered a All registrants from Norwnlk, Wils
vmbgt able discourse appropriate 10 um: ”’ ,tou. New Canaan. Darien and Noroton
occaolon D l H ‘will register at the Local Board Room.
Town Assembly Hall, Wall street, Nor--
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Shore Dinners
walk.
The local Board will furnish registra-
All Kinds tit Sea Ford
Steak, Chops and '
Miss Helen Taylor. of Madison street.!
visited with relatives in Bethel yester-'
day.
Louis .I. Cuneo of New 'Haven. was i
visitor in town yesterday.
TAKE NOTICE.
Men arriving at twenty-one years
of age between June 5. 1917. and on or.
The. good old boys of Buckingham
_ %aries Brand South Nor-walk is.
good on watches. Clocks, Jewelry and;
optical goods.
.tion cards to persons temporarily ab-
sent from their own respective boards.
z'l‘hose registrants. in this position,
'must mail the registration cards in
gtime to arrive to their” respective
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Y 7 .boards by June 5th.
. I” PHOTO SUPPLIES Chicken. Any registrant who is sick at, home
‘ . . ?or in a hospital on registration day.
STILLSON'POWELL A LA CARTE :June 5th, should notify the local Board
CORP. ” and a registrar will be sent to him.
The Local Board Boom will be open
' from 7:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. in. inclusive.
AVALUABifié“
That Can’t Be Lost
BATTERIES WILL" FREEZE IN
COLD WEATHER
Copyright lllrt Schaflner Marx
States Navy spent Sunday in oSuth, ’ '
Norwalk. ' l /
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Save in clothes .
as well as food ‘
MAYBE . you’ve said toiyour friends, “This
‘Save on wheat’ campaign is a great thing;
it’s teaching people that other grains—corn,
barley and rye-~are just as palatable as wheat. «
and some are more nutritious.”
M . NORWALK
A man who has always had
his clothes tailor made said
that to us. We agreed and
then asked Why he didn’t ap-
ply that to clothes and save
there. ‘ ‘ 3
You can get in Hart Schaff—
es the same quality and the
same tailoring that the high-
est priced tailors give you-—'
and from $15 to $35 less. You
get Style that can’t be sur-
passed.
The fit is guaranteed.
The man saw'the point. ‘
ROGERS .& STEVENS
The home of Hart Schafiner & Marx Clothes
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nor & Marx ready made cloth- ‘
SOUTH NORWALKx
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Placed in the absolute Security, provided by a safe de-
posit box in our danger-proof vault—the rentalis only $4 a
year—your valuable papers, securities, jewelry and other per-
sonal possessions cannot be burned, stolen or harmed. We
invite you to inspect our vault. ‘ . “
"Sonlhlitirwalksiivinm Bank
Audi columns, Ifherddent. JohnEKnapp moment
Call at our Willard Service Station ,.
where you will meet a thoroughly. .
will give authorative advice in thlr
connection. -
levies. . . .,. .
A rental battery for any make'm out
can be obtained at anytime.
Fairmrsstorare
“0mm“ storage balefi‘exnert "Mi eov BEANS 'A VALUABLE FOOD
So‘y beans have been used and
. . , ., liked in the United States for many
We recharge, repair 311d 3101! M“ years in those regions where they
" ' have been grown, and more recently
have been used by cannerd’to some
extent for general. trade} Tithe war
' situation. with its need tor
new foods andnew
loads. has fixed atten‘t‘i‘o» ou'fltbls
food crop to such an extent that the _
can has now- become iair- cooking. It has been on the ‘mnrke‘tlglrcl'llar 113 Just issued hi‘the de-i
numeracy b g .
l . 1 ‘to-eolue extent torn long time‘; and pertinent. i Copieswm be. sent tree Washington street. Wednesday after;
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in the Orient as a valuable food sin-l becoming a common toodstutl' in
ple, iss unlike common legumes, in some localities. one which is well
that it, contains much oil and no worth knowing and using. l
starch. Oil is obtained by pressing Experiments with" the soy bcnn’
it out (it the beans. ‘This leaves a flour in the experiment. kitchen of
press cake, which still contains some the Cities of Home Economics, Unit~
oil and all the rest of the food ma- ed States Department of Agriculture.
teriai originally present , in the
beans. The cake'is readily ground
finding
' .‘ior Void
ue and can be used in many ways in- bean incur are given in Secretary's . a'sked'
el unconfined tor"speclal“purpo'ses . til now on r .
nest trains-Division of, Rubber F0034
- MEMORIAL DAY SENTINEL.
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tions. United States Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. i).
The Sentinel will be issued as a. .
shogv‘, that palatable dishes can bei Earning paper on Thursday. May 30’
_ me Q bynslng it as one of the “1.x emorial Day. Advertisers and thosds
into flour, Which. is of high food “pl gredgqnis. Tested recipes using soy-3 who desire news items printed are
to leave copy at the ofllce,’
Norwalk Chronicler