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NOR WALK
LSOCIE T
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Woman‘s Rc‘ief (‘urpa So 3t! of
Buckingham POM Iiil ;.i\e a dinnel at
noon at Red Men's Hull tomorrow.
Boy Scout“ will be present and all 'L
members of the corps are urged to
make every effort to be present.
Sergeant and Mrs. Mnrrie A. Perkins
are today receiving the hearty conL’I‘n :
tulations of their many friends who
were leased to learn of the animal of
WINDOW DR APERIES Lan elgllit ound baby girl born Sunday
In Sci-bus, Dotted Swiss, Madras" v . _
L .night. Mother and child are getting
Nelle: Hid Mmetta’ also a'L along nicely. Sergeant Perkins
complete assortment of Nottingv
spending a furlough at his home. 159
. ham and Marquisette Curtains.
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GUESTS OF MISSES HULL
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Monday Club Has Happy Outing at‘
Bell island.
Tile Monday club. of Danburv. was
entertained at the cottage of the Miss-I
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Alain street, and is also receiving cone
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grutulations upon his promotion to es Eliza and Ella linil, Bell island!
. s. n , and in addition to a ha pv outintr tho
E. K- BANKS the tank of ”ii—L..— >clnb members enjoyedpa meeting of
mung Hotel Block, A prominent pillar of a certain much benefit and profit. in all. twcn-
churtlt tltut :tilllds at the head of \\'e.<t tv members of the club made th"
South NOW“. iavenue. i5 telling 9 good 5W" 0“ him- tI'ip to Boil. island, leaving in tho
flflflflfl M- —-—--~ s'eli It seems that he held a litili’ “0“ morninc by automobile and return i
on the property of a certain hatd VI mi:
lug titiZIu on who hztd f;-Illtn a litt‘“
behind in his interest pnymvnth. He on two long tables in ”m snuf'iottlL
met him on the strett and ill: tlluhtto; 'Litmlnr: room, the club adjourned to:
' . skcd e1 ttuwion totnll ntoufl no 0- '0" ‘W where the meeting was}
ate northeast to ca t wmds.At1t;\ugh ilouingpSund n and straighten mp m'r: 1 “‘41,‘ tagflqphipf immmam‘p m ”m
A); l(iw ploti‘siilirztestftiiftildiilf firiciiiioiseiv: ter 0“" AL first the deacon “D‘Lm' .. flellllg was tho report of \trs (‘hns L
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WEATHER FORECAST
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday:
'pl'ohably showers Thursday: n1()der-‘
., m.
but fitmllV tonscnled and H“ Ina \‘i’. Hopkins. delegates. to tho Connec-
. if r with local 0
coming unsetthd (Wffl iid centl‘fl‘ (“s twus adjusted nftm much putieut fi Ind Hm" Federation “f \V'omon s (‘luhs .
0:101:31 theme}: n1: tilt ~urt cell- it“. But somehow the sum total di lu ii.tIt.fotd lost “0ka Mrs Hop-
trics. n area 0 Ilg ls. .
. not st-‘Piti quite enough so he went over kinu . "we 8 WW comnrelicu Mp not
”a! 05;” the St.l.aw1ence Valley W the {in tow 3min and found that ht flit ”gm“ of ”m musinns of ”m MW E
producing cool and >0mcuhut cloud."I had be”, “gm“, (3 times 5 'Lninkts 1‘. t-lntirn. mmmu lpm 1.11 stress ItponL
weathet in Neu‘Englund The tem- Lror ‘ M, m“, M $2 to \\"llltll he SILVN‘ ”w r'epottr nnd “warms .ltxtimereti.i .
Denture is slightly higltet from the smes him right for tiring lIIIsInt-ss on whilh thwm what the national {ed-L
(Rocky Mountains oastuurd to the ink t Sunday
' . . . E! in education and
region and slightly lower in the cast. mutiznnkir first: “mm“ "M diqmsghn?
‘ ' ' ~--- wnt‘ ' ‘ . . . . .
6m 00"”0“ Of ”'9 Laki‘ Lemon dnd \9W - L ~ Lwhlf‘li followed opt-uplod on lIottr.:
. Etglutd. North to northeast winds
'9 cvali on the \‘orth Ail-Intit com Miss Lucy Wildmntt then read for u
r . t - I. .
halfthour front lieutenant Pat
DARKLL‘L CRAY liliil
“ L . ' . . ‘ utwritting the Hun."I
WEATHER A XEAR AQOL [00K YOUNc PHI-11.1 231:? Egiirofihich is rcutl tit eaclIL
‘ TODAY. L __ ’ L,.,,.,..i,;g_ Mics Eliza ltutt then roadi
't‘cmpctnturc: High. (ill; low. “C" L“ilashlmllm T0,.“ m, LFrpncn," h".
‘54 (. "W Info. and Sulphur Darkens So Na \vm IIWl m. the delicious and "“1““an
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turaily that Nobody can tell 00“]pfl‘v of thr stotv being greatly en-
llttir iltttt losses its color and lu'stre jnvetl. The meetin" closed with an;
or when it fades, turns gray. dull and orictnal znme. unanimous of thug
lifeless. is caused by t luck of Sill ‘npnpu by Miss Ella Hull the prize‘
C'ty Ne ws 7"! pluu ill the hair Our gmndmmlli‘l gal“! to Mrs (‘ it much. i
. made up a mixture of State Tea and The. next meeting will 1,9 held lune;
Suiphut to keep hot locks dmk and 10 with Miss Fannie P. Brown. Wash
Tomothy IL‘ Folet, of leliillHld Inc Lbeautiful and thout-ttnds of women and inszton
nuc, left today to attend the funeral nun“.n who van”) that even colot. that
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his blather who died at his home “‘Ihcnutitul dark shade, of halr which is
Michigan “L Lb? “3“ 0L “me” “"m’ an :ltll‘lu‘iiu,‘ use 0an thfs old till"
lC('lDP /
L Mrs. A. liyde (clowns “at home"
yesterday afternoon at her home on;
Sasqua Hills at a Suffrage Bridge pur- |
Clocks, good wedding present. Brand's !
“—h—
Nowudnvs “'9 RN ”“5 famous "LL“ ty, attended by members of the West- I
Lil“? ““1““"9‘L bl “‘9 addition "L “m” port anti Norwulk btanches of tho;
The Bohemian Lodge. Ordci of C S. ingmdipmg by asking at am dIut: NOW wmmm-g 3,,th Franchise League.‘
11.8.. will hold thelI fifth anniversnrvifor n 50 cpn‘g battle of “W yeth's There were seven tables of bridge and;
duncc in Arlon H'm' tommrow eten ism" “L“L Sulphur Compound thh the table prizes were loaves of war
“'3’ May 30 liltlrken-‘l the huh so nuturnlllv. LO blend with the recipe for the same at
'——‘ cvcnly. ”ml 1‘0le ”a“ possibl) te'llf incited, which were made by Mrs.
Clwlm.r to the new statute the sulomtsl it has been applied You just dump . George W. Collin. Sr.
are reduiretl to be closed tomot row and a sponge of soft brush with it and
Chief of Police Pennington IcceiVed d, .m. mg n much ‘0“ hair taking one exhibition.
,‘ notice this mominz that all saloons small .mmd at a time By moming tho:
were to he closed. disappears: hut Vth' dc-
The bread that was not
used as prizes were ntIcthncd off.
$41.30 was collected. of which 325 was
pledged to tho Westport branch. 0f
gt'uv hail .
ilcltts the ladies with Wyeth‘e Sate
Detective tSetgcant Thomas Hunt. and Sulphur Compound, is that btrl- the rcmaind’br mm? M” be dammed
L ' he ltnit u ’~ . .
together with Antonio Wu and Peter sides hentttifttilt (ltllkf‘nillgi ‘ titllL for expenses and the, t’est will be 5an
V’l‘htccl the two men arrested at Ridge .m. a for. applications it also . n . [m m we waalk bmmh “10 "he“
field on Tuesday nitzht changed with Mop the gloss and lustre and gn‘os 1t , . l ..
i L , first and second yestelday. were books
violations of the food regulations all an appoaranpp of abundance 'of Tin-m S'am m ‘ b
oatmearln Hartford this aftetnoon 'ILL Wycth‘s Silflt‘ nnd Sulphut (Tomi m) b val ps' I: sumps chip,
o'clock, for a hearing in the cases. pound is u delightful tollct requisite to 8 n .V I nus them cut of the chap I
impart mint and n youthful nppeat‘ ‘0” The first prize was a book of
Lance. to the halt. it is not intendc tori ‘ 16 s“limits an tithe second prlzp a book
mitigation or prevention of of three stumps Ton was poured by
. :theeglelel Mts. Mark Lee Luscher of We LItportL
.u or . About 40 ladies attended the btidgc.
’1’” I M- ._— ~v—L~—~~~’ which was pronounced a succcus.
CAMERAS tsunpmss PARTY ON HER BIRTH.
FILMS DAY
PHOTO SUPPLIES I bi tl I l '
-. r It :tv surpr se party was tend»:
STILLSON-POWELL cred, last Thumduy evening. to Miss'
Ada Swanwich. at her home. 33 High
sheet. Notwaik There were 46 guests
present among them being BabV Con-
. ‘ sucin. the talented little daughter of:
B '0“ House Mr. and Mrs. A. 'i‘. DaWSon, of Southl
Norwnlk. She entel‘tainedwvith several'
recitations and a spirited Highland
. . fling Games and dancing were enjoy
_Sh0re Dinners ed until a late lIouI when a, danitl’
Ail‘llimls of Sea F000
.Steak, Chops and
Chicken.
CORP.
collation was served. The-hostess, was
the recipient’df many charming gifts
and all went home voting the evening
a great success, and wishing Miss
Swanwick many happy returns:
Deposited m
‘ This Bank
LA LA C ARTE Mics Sully Monies ates-mm lit
. . _ . , . \Tount Hope school,‘ the hBt‘onx has
‘ .t . been the guest of friendsfin Falrfleld
avenue.
NEW CLOTHES ”me DECORATION DAY
well prepared for the great occasion by visiting this store
Our display of clothes for the entire family ts truly a revelationTlus
omy. All of the season’ 8 most modislt styles—made up in the popular and much called-for materials await
those who would dress correctly yet economically at J atwa s where
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
Particular Women Desire
— Styles at Economy Prices!
Qur every endeavor has always been exerted towards completeness. This is in accord with
our policy of giving great values at decidedly low prices. Women’s and misses’
style creations are now on display for the coming season at this store of great women’ a up-
parel repute.
Suits-Coats-Drésses
$12.98
to $40.00
Men’s
Straw flats
Made up in all the popular
to $32.00
$7.98 $2. .98
All the popular pinch back, belted,
conservative styles are on display
here at the remarkably low price
{of
to $27. 50
Men s Clothing Fancies
Ldouble breasted ed‘ects—also mes] 500
i0 $35. 00
Your Credit 15 Good
newest
LADIES’ AND MISSES’
isthc home of Fashion and Econ-
Millinery
Exquisite creations that conform to
all the modes of 5th Avenue.
styles
3 , $1.50 to $6.00
L i
There wore also;
(four different kinds of war bread on;
J ACOBY’S
Open Wednesday Evening Until 9:00 p,m
' -—- Closed Decoration Day -—
. $1.98
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of the lungs.
with health.
to health.
of the handicapping defects.
.. of attention today for physical
’ completely remediable.
CHlLD WELFARE WAR BUREAU.
Bulletin 2. L
There are in the schools of the United States today approxi. L
mately 20 000, 000 pupils It Is estimated that: i
300 000 to 400 000 of these have organic heart disease. ‘
1,.000 000 at 1e tst_ have now, or have had, tuberculous disease L
1, 000, 000 have spinal curvature, or are flat- footed or have
some other deformity serious enough to interfere to some degree
1,000,000 have defective hearing.
5, 000. 000 have defective vision.
5, 000, 000 are sufi'ering from malnutrition,‘ m many cases due
in part‘bt least to one or more of the other defects enumerated.
6,000,000 have enlarged tonsils, cdenoids, or enlarged oer-
vica] glands which need attention.
10, 000, 000 (in some schools as high as 98 per cent. ) have do
fective teeth which are potentially if not actually detrimental
Several millions of the children possess, each, two or more
, 15, 000, 000 of the school children-in this country are in need
defects which are partially or
‘ Mrs. J. H. Feeneyp‘ of New York,
L’ has been the guestxfor-a. few days of
her sister, Mrs. W. A. Tolles, of Union'
place , '
BATTERIES WILL .FREE;E lN
COLD WEATHER
Call at our Willard Service Station ‘
where you will meet a. thoroughly
competent storage batery expert: wilt
will give authorativo udvlco in tbll
Sailor Martin Illcharthy of New
Haven and the United States navy,
was a visitor in Norwaik, Sunday.
connection. ' , .
Judge Joseph R Taylor returned
1' b a t t
taxi. ec urge, repair on B on bi. lash evening from a business trip to
A rcntal battery for any make of cot Albany, N. Y
can be obtained at any time. =
‘1'“
. . Dr. and cm. Herbert J. Cornell left
‘ today for a week in Maine. going by
J they are grateful to all who have, in
HAVE MOBILIZED
(Continued from First Page.)
if be ill to reap the highest rewmds
in his own personal hygienic strut;-
g.le
The children are doing their port,
the results are very gratifying. and
even a small way. given them en-
contagemem‘. a To one agency in par-
tlcular. .are they indebted and that
is the Nomad *ollllaponsarw, where.
SCHOOL CHILDREN - £ ' I
given on a. charity basis. ,
it mutton lot lumen; win behold
With a Wit
clothing and food have often been
dispensed in cases where children
would have been compelled to remain .
out of school, *pending the time when ‘
their pitrents could afraid to provide L
for their material and physical needs. '
derived in .
Realizing the benefits
this way not only for the present gen-
eration but for future generations to -
‘come. the children have decided
to
raise a special fund for the Dispen-
sary to be used for the school child- ~
ran ,und thereby eliminate any tin. ‘
comfortable feeling that some may
have about having medical attention ,,
to $7. 98
J
purpose. The music lovers of Nor.
[walk may be interested to hear what
is being done. in the schools in a
musical way, as well as in a hygienic
way
if so, come to the High School,
Wednesday evening, June 5 Admis-
sion 35c.
'Come for the good of Narwaik's fu-
tulc citizens.
:TROLLEY LINES
ARE INSPECTED
WW
An inspection of the Connecticut
company's lines between New Haven
Derby and Bridgeport is being madeL
today bV the Public
mission in company with Supt J. S
Goodwin and other Connecticut Com L
puny officials. The party is to go o'v-fi
or all the lines covering the suburbsL
between New Haven and Bridgeport
The Derby city lines will then be
inspected and from there the party
will go over the line from Derby to
New Haven, and Bridgeport. The
Derby city lines will then be, in-
spected and from there the party will of public humiliation
go over the line from Derby to New
Haven.
On Tuesday
Chester, N. Y.,
the tracks from Port
to Bridgeport were
inspected. including the city lines of
Stamford. Norwatk and Westport.
Those in the party Wele Commission-
er Charles C Elvreil, Chief Engineer
lrvln Rudd, Power and Lighting Ex-
pert Knowlton and Supt. Goodwin.
The Bridgeport lines will be inspect-
ed at a latter date which has not vet
been decided upon.
McAdoo Faces Strike;
Raise Called Too Small
ALEXANDRIA Va. Mm 29. mile-
ttveen 300 and 400 Southern Ralitvny',
shop men struck here yesterday as
Utilities com-La protest against the size of the wage.
increase just
workers
Adoo. ,
1t wwsaid to be the ftts‘t sus-
pension of Work since the rLailtoads
Were taken over bV the goretnment.
granted to railroad
by Director General Mc-
Memorial Day is a double holy day'
this year, havmg been proclaimed a day?
, prayer and
lusting by the resident .at the request
of Congress. There will be services in.
all the churches.‘
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will make
Can't sleep! Can't eatl Can't even dlgoct what little you do eat!
ARMY_& NAVY. .
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
‘known remedy for Constipation. Sour Stomach
Dimer“: ,
One or two doses
you feel ten years younger. But
, and
25centsapadtnge at all is, or '
sent to any address .L by the .
“DINA! HAY 29, 191'."
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