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”its“! M 3 3m film“ NH WW? trounce» of. him has 11.. ”Ml. the 7mflm. were :1“le :1 WW“ .71; [‘7’ ”’7 l “‘ Inn 117! Park 5.17111»: hull fidliirhnou a: it: «- tools and rat. .1... “W m ““10““? ... WM“ .l‘ I“ :
More will our houses. T1..- 127-2.» My. [man not 111 1121;.11 lllh the no “bk, pom,” 41,. Juli .7 4.... . 1, 1... 1...: a 1 19:12:57 J“ in Run“, is 41 . . . . .1111: o: M1 ( 1111i . brother. tltilur ‘51
1171 not 7 7 1 ’7 -
minds of railway {utilities hid in .1 to A 14- “m 11 ”NHL
the adoption of this mode of inns
portntion.
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manicure of U1 and His. .I. h! (Vi-burn.
South Nornalk. The wedding W817 vi
.1 Quiet nature and only u it w 111.1»
J lites attended.
lttll‘ " {and i7 .1 3m 11 1r1117771~l111utmtlw
inisnll 1 R: [1‘ “1 rmcm ( amp to i saw
Li 1‘7
Mr and rile Albert Fl ésbiv (l “'11?-
lean: Mam spent the wee—keno with
ills P1i.ble's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
PrPtilun M, Halt 1.1 111-7111111111 black.
The birthday social under the aus-
pices of the Women‘s Bible Close of
the liowayton Methodist church is. to
be held this evening. Games and 'ri.
good time in general will be in ordrr
7. throi‘rgllout the evening and all are al.-
‘sured of a good time. There will 111177
no dancing but the excellent progranv
em
The regular business meeting of the.
Que E’s Club was held at therhome of
Miss Gladys Beach of Belts Place. A
meeting of the Thrift Stamp. Club was
1 held at the same time and it was re-
ported that favorable progress was
being made in the sale of the ntamps.J .
The matter of an entertainment to be ,
given by the club was brought up and
it was decided to hold it on.l‘7‘riday7
evening. June 14. Full details con-
cerning the entertainment will be an.
nounced later. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Miss Hazel!
Bean on Van Zant street on Monday
evening next.
PRIVATE NATHAN '
WRITES T0 PARENTS
Private "Jake" Nathan, A. E. E, a
well-known and popular East Side.
young man who is now serving the col
017s Somewhere in France, has written
the following letters to his parents. Mr. :
and Mrs. L. Nathan, 29 First street,‘
East Norwalk.
Dear Mother: '
Just a few lines to let you knou i am :
wcli and llappyrand feeling fine. l sup l Mr. and M rs. B B. Warrior of Garccy
hose you know lOdily is Mother's Day street have been entertaining Miss
and crcryonc in the “United Statesa ‘..‘\‘cllie Warner of New Haven.
sorvicc is writing to his mother. Lot»
-notifed of her good fortune by Mr.
Dunne and came to Norwalk this after
noon to claim it.
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AND
NDRD TON
Mrs. William Devetill has been visit-
ing her parents on Carter street, J.‘ew
1 Canaan.
Mrs. Charles Wagner of the Heights
is undergoing treatment at the Siam-
ford Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Lyon have.
i been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ~
G7. Spinney of Denver.
chief operator
change. ’
in“! department "“1 MW . good ‘19" nhmrld be brown-4i inl- 17311319177774. 7.11m.
lscripflon of -the man who was about a". and 1.. your old. renpfdtiln4y
l Hfi‘bfildd 130:1” trim; a m“: :31 One thing um: assured 111 the children
Jan at S u M mousa whose parents carried to: “WW 51:? J
A meeting of the and. Mimi! whether it was g'énoine or not ”:1ges1lons-lhot wax or no 117111. the in rim 1...... merging “J ”,9 V1117 {.J
iurv of the East avenue M E church! Dunne could not say. The “on“??? me fun“ “1.“ nm Wk for 11mph and 711111111 (‘lub will by held in the Town ,, -.
- was held last evening at which of the bond had made good time s .nfe; nourishing food. Three other table~ “a” “'Cdnesdav, JUM- 13. at 8 p. 111.7 Mr. and Mrs John ii Coat: 21 of lic-
H. P. Dunne. charrman of the Ea8t§time finite a bit. of work was act-om he left the store and the 1101“? 1177919. showed balanced meals for a nouse- Miss Sophia (”:1 arcy villa has liwd Kinle1 stleet. entertain d I111. and
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Welt Tohocco Fund. 1185 received plished. These meeting are not for-‘1 unable to locate him. wife one for breakfast mom”. forlun- lhlough three years (1f the war in Lon 7 ills Miles Lynch and daughter Misl
"”9 following letter from Private members of the church only but for The bond which was of the $50 118- h 7 d hi df dinner don and Belgium, will speak. lGracc, from Brookly h
. 511.911 u. Moeller, who is with the any one who is interested in Red Cross.J nomination, was made out by thei ‘3 30“th “h‘ r d "'f we auditorium , ‘end 11, over 1 c neck-
.Aanerican Expeditionary Forces in pork and all are welcome at the 595- South Norwalk Trust Company in the n e 0‘ 9' 5‘ 9 0 l1 Lieut. Charles ilcichel of the U. s.- d 5
mm ‘sions name ofaMrs ‘Mather, ofDarien. Mrs 1came first a display of “”3“” a s. Hatteras, and 111111111 711151 Mano: . . . '
' ' ' - , lookin ver and even if they had . , 7‘ ‘ '; Ml's Lillian Hamilton has vacated
Dear Mr. Dunne: Just a few lines Mather, 1t seems, was in Mr. Dunne"s b g YJ 8d N the x Belch?! 0! “lSC‘ODSlD. MTS- 1011“ You 1111- name on McK l 1 d h
v. 7 7 hardware store, and had dropped the Gen Homer ze 3111 was (7 - tress J - J i .- - . 1n 93' D ace an as _ . 5
u M you know that I am $331111: bond without knowing it. .She was hibit of the girls of the domestic 'naan airllslslil:;l‘:1n:1{:ayt{m-g1 _°r NinCa- Imovcd into the library building on Ro-i mung?“ by ‘he m‘lmbms \v11l mile“
“Electing fine and always 30h science classes of Center school, and York were‘tll‘ up“: $1111.“: 0 ‘Mpvf, Waylon avenue for the summer “‘3“ make “9 for ”“57 Come and 111
”dear 01d friends 111 goodhold font the display of viands there arranged Frank Hoyt 7311:1131 b 0 l. and . rs. 7 months having rented her house to Joy lhe evening and aid 1i 809d WWW”
“0 East Norwalk. and 1115 ng was proved not only the proficiency of the ' L ' . NOW Y0“ Dimple for the season. . fi - ,. .»
mack there many a, time. ~———--— 2 The pastor, Rev B. F. Kastondlcck,
J 3““ Mr. ‘Dunne. I hear they have gil'lS. Who had taken seven of the fell” Ansel7 .10an who has been ill in Mr. and Mrs Russell Hall have re? preached at both of the services of tho
1‘07 hall in East “‘3ka a“ up and enteenrpnzes awarded titre 91:92:03? Bridgeport. with measles, and [or the turned to Rowayton from Perth Am— Methodist Episcopal church, yesterday.
moor it is one fine place Have they day, 1“" “‘9“ emciency ° ‘ P“ n raSt .uck was recuperating '11 11177 bo \l J F th . M lb? 1110111ng Schice. it beingi “1077
' I structor Miss Harrington. There were h f h‘ 7 . . ‘ , . y, 7 - - 03‘ 9 Dre-sent they are . J . _ JJ
8“ any pictures 0f it on 905‘ cards? ' . ome o ls~sisier 31”" M’k" 1‘“ residing with Mr Hall's parents Mr filst Sunday in the month, me sacla
cmnt'will be the first thing I want to “957 cakes. pUdegS' and a wonderful Adams, in Hoyt street, returned to and Mrs Samuel H “7 I f ' ment of the lord's supper was admin»-
' strawberry shortcake; muffins, rolls work Sunda evenln‘. . 7 - a 011 mean street. .. J . . Tb J
nee-when i get back and I am glad the Y 8 J, H , h _ istered, after .1 blief medltatlon. o
7w is of East Norwalk have such a ”d broad; cottage cheese. and. most .-. if N“ as secured employment wnlc Sunday school session was well ah
‘3‘ l’pplsce for they certainly worked marvelbus of all a “mock turkey," a F. Fol-rem has received information “:Jsozsgggtg‘ne‘?“ company, 01‘ they tended considering the extreme warm
, J , J 1. .. . .. 7, J roa . ’
hull-for it . substitute ‘0‘ the genuinet “as: :Ea;::: Ell-(2):: 11:11:11, £1110 ”frog" weather. Miss Jennie Scott was the
7 . which Mr. Hoover has not ye pro * 'a a v 11g cen wl 1 1- , , 1
Well, Ml“ mm“. what do you think lied us’lrom eating, the basis of which Ferrera five years previously, has been The my has repaired ”19 TOMS :aizrno; :2: i:v:110::l51n9;;ll::::j:if;
.01 the war? Do you think it will end ‘was nut-meats. It had been moulded drafted and is now at Camp Upton somewhat around Rowayton, filling up to: th in as ,. Idllcation ”m _
lib 1918 01-1919' when wm we be able by the young lady who prepared it M178. Fen-era has also received news 110‘“ and doing some scraping from Doorw: 11:65»:ch The children 01.,
10 ’0 home? I will say one thing and . - . 1 1h sh e that. her brother. Georgevi'arbonc of ”’9 “mes The 090918 here W1” Dl'70b y '. 7 . . I
with a sculptors 'km’ in 0 9 up the Sunday school wrll havethclr 7CI111~
flint is if they keep sending our boys f i bird even the drumsticks Brooklyn, must be opt‘rated upon for only suffer severely ”“5 summer from . . 1 .
mer quick enough it will end in 1918. 0 '3’“ ' . J odcn appendicitis. 1”“. dust nuisance in View of the fact drens DayJexermses on Sunday th7n<
wt; have done some great fighting 11:11 mg been built up by us “g W0 7 1 that the mum“ will be . bl ' ing next. A fine program has been or»
‘ 7 l 11 7 ‘11 ‘ “9“" ‘0’ 1’0““ ‘ » - ' ‘ 1111.1 9 ‘0 ge‘ ranged by the little folks and 11111.7
since we arr yr: 0191‘ ere and we The Darien Grunge exhlbll (““me Calvin Wheeler and Miss Sally Gil- 0" ‘0 spread on the streets, and 11m. 7 ' . . d 1
“limb gone "over the. top" after the bertt were married at the home of the 1a,. the dust. parents and friends are lnvne o
the ”VA 0‘ the space on "“3 side. con. - - come and hear them using and recifl
Bitches or Huns 01 .whatel or you want sisling of farm products canned and bride's parents. in Redding'} Sillill‘fllll: J . .
'7'? all them the hum“ of rotten rats, drlcd foods and‘iabonsavlng devices The 31mm ‘” ”‘3 5°“ 0’ ML and M” V The” was lay in the household of next Sunday owning.
m believe me we got the Roche and ’ . d W. A. Wheeler of llovt street and is 31;",th Mills on Hi llland a1 . *‘J"“"“
for ”‘9' housewife. Mm" butter an g 9““67 on All of the sei7vlces at the Rowayton
t“ him good" PEXhfipS you have Re") ‘ , .1 (l W n for employed in the General Electric 00. 5 Saturday. when “1. Mills l‘f‘CPl , la . 7
It in the papers ‘bac'l there in the 93"” some of "‘9 latter put 7° 1‘ office i chencctadv 'l‘ll'c blidc 7 ‘9 ‘ Baptist church were well attended,-
” ~ ' ' . a 1 .7; dis- ’ s a a 7 lf'lif’l‘ from his son Addiscwn “no 911- - . .
States as t b k winter use in liquid 77““ 7 “U" on 1 . .. , . . ~ 1 Sunday. The mornlng service was in
7 you 3" more news no . . _ . , 1111s fomully a 1csidtnt or his tour listed some time i J
. . , play from some of Dal-ten own lalllls. _ J 1190.11 (10 l nited “um-9.. m7 111.. pastor and communion
than we can wrltc,1ntllc 11.78. papers. J and was at one time cnml- 1171:! as SW95 marin N iii ,
.- The display of canned vmzciablll-T and J ' es. n log had bom- was administered followed by the 11
How is my old f1 lend John Kubuvic . "l ‘1‘" "’“‘l"‘“n° on board from Addi '
H V 1" ll ii 7 fruris was “0 large and varicd. that, al- .. ‘ son for five weeks and ception of members. The Sundlll'
and erman 0119. T13 117111 I was h ,1 - J 1b,, 1. 11.11 10 ”yard Saturday his father received :1 mm, J .
asking for them and that I send them ‘ 0““ n ‘3‘ 1111 p "I“ “' 7 school sesslon wax: well attended at
l
iionincluded l: steunl cooker. u iircic’in‘l
cookcr, a brcnd-mixcl, a corn- grinder‘, 1
a cake-mixer and similar upliunccv. !
a close now; hoping: this will find your purity sight 10 look at.
in tho best of health and hoped will
hear ‘trom‘yon soon. 7
- ' I remain. your friend,
' . ZPRIVMI‘E JOSEPH M. MOEULEN‘V ‘
CO. H, 102 U. S. IDL. A. E. 1'. Dear Parents:
Just a few lines to let you know I
Christopher Faye and family and Jo- am feeling fine and dandy. The weath-
lopbflinvoio and family motored to or here is hot and some times it lains
» Ilarflm’d yesterday. a little but just enough to make the air
—-—-~.-. : . cool. I am in a different place lilanl
Hfiry» Cutler of illd 171.111 Sld'é' his was at the last time I wrote you and
accepted 117 position with John J. 0' Sub while on the road saw quite a hit of
“livingult DoiiancPolnt.’c the country and believe me the states:
have nothing on this part of the coun
Private Willin mPlunkctt of Camp try All you see is farms and big open
Merritt; N. J.. spent theicwek-end at spaces with grape vines planted all
This homelonflove avenue.:-~ 0191 There is plenty of beer and wine
lllcre as long as you do not use too
Jafirfiobinson of eMl‘idan. formch much. I can also talk a few woxds of
l! of Norwalkavisited relativeslon Cot- French and before long i will be able
Inge street,Bulu17dav and Sunday: - to talk it quite well.
‘ “'7‘7777" 7- ‘ I live in a big tent with six or seven
Wale Sfu‘t'llelant a ember 017 the' plum fellows and it reminds mo of
. Naval Redefines stationed at Brooklynl'icamping out. I help take care of sick
m ”m Bridgeport, 11101 with a painful nccid
m” 1 out two weeks ago. While at his
2 A,“ «wanml dutics ill ”31 factory. M17. h‘ontiniuo
The walls of the room bur-1. 11111117] W had his foot and ankle seven. staldod
charts bulletins, pastor. .11 1 lcgcln. :, J J Dali er of Tnkmpkp has ,1... hr 9117 mink into n 1111 o! mung 7,1.
bearing upon the pulposc of 111:7 1 \‘lllb “Wm .1 111.11n1ission 1111 ensign, 111111 quids. He has suff7171cd semen pain,
it, such as: ‘ if each of tho 51.000 pimple will 19“". fm. Annapolis on June 10.111111 still confined to his bcd, under the
in Durham have one .1031 of 111793.] n __ Jcarc of Dr. Wolfe is improving slow-
7.\'ock. they can solid to Hana-177117111 (‘llflrlcs acme“! and family of New‘ly.
11ka3 barrels of flour." 'lllc lvuson York city, have opened thcir summerl
“if Slibs‘il‘llln” corn’finc'll 7'7“" "ill" home on 7Roucyton nvénUe for the sen-
(771711711111 fol “heat t 1111:: lclcall d by son.
another placard stating: "Wilcut can
3 ion Heights recently entertained their
lloping that everybody is well and daughter. with her husband. Nelson
1 Upright. of Staicn island.
1
speaker. and spoke on the suillccl of
Joan DAl‘c, ‘ the girl whom all ihl‘
”French people love, and who in reglntl-
ed as the heroine and martyr of fl oc-
om and liberty. Mr. Scofield has stud--
led the subject thoroughly and 17111.7:
vcry interesting. ills adrcss was mlll h
enjoyed by the large congregation. Tim
.1llought was would that another Joan
J .J D'Arc could deliver tllc‘pcoplc ofCtho
Mr; and .1111. William 0. Clark of ,Allies at this time. when might 1511-1.
‘Janrytown. N. .Y., spent. the weekend ing to bc madecrdghcby the. Hun...
_._- J. J .. 7 flour him {to F - 7 7
J -~ . \ .,.1 mrance. .. .. ,
and tho_,.folks my best. regards. .Also 71“.} know how everybody is at holnc. l Mr and Mrs. George \\’.l.11.:l1 oi G111 ”0““? pllzcshfor ““‘J “1"" ll’f‘JeJ‘J‘i‘I‘r i J ll..1J0,J.1., nus also 1111 mectlng of tho
give my "733"“ ’0 All)?" and 'Ed 1'1“ " Tile weather here has not been of cey strcct have been entertaining Em spcclmcns 5, ‘J’“"7 I, 1;.1hJJtec1lJlJ n: :J. “J "J J Cllrlsllan Endeavor at 11:49. Tthcvcn»
driquy and the rest of tbd .EnncSidov‘fiw best 1111er but the good docs wm melt Corrigon. a lllozltll’tdy star. abandon ”‘97 ”“7 “7‘ “9“ “7m“ 11 J: l lam 1,1 Fontaillc ,who resides lng service at 1:30 was of espcclal m,
boys 1.111111: Me and bye 1 saw a double be time tosatisfnciorilr indvero mayI :71 on Crockett street. and is ctllllloycll at tel-est lust at this time. Harry Sm
W: .1 3",,ng will have ‘0 come to rainbow yesterday and ll sure was 11‘. Air. and Mrs. William Lord of Nero specimens. The kitchen die-mil 11cc . J the Remington Arms, Company; in field of Highland avenue. was 1111:
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happy, I remain as ever.
Your loving son.
JACK.
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Deputy Sheriff Edward ll.
:Jiod’ay sulllmoncd Richard F. Shelton
‘aull Fred W. Tookcr to appear at
Bridgeport (omorrow to scrvc as j‘ury7
men in thc criillinal side of the (burl
of Common Ficus.
Doulcns
goal-11111717111111 team lost lhc game
Saturday afternoon to Norwplk, in s
rattling contest the score being 3 1()Jll(} son! to 171 mutt-1.0 011111111111 cannot, asJ—n—A
l. The attendance was very poor, and ll "mum-‘7 on ”WW WW 0" °"- ‘ ”I‘M" hi?“ i
the rotulns probably not sufficient 10,110 mills for grinding “bole corn.
nlcoi expenses, so if the Dorian pub i'l‘hcrcfole 11cc corn 11111111 and lct‘
lic docs not show a keeper interest in Franco use the wheat.' Allotllcr plo~§
the “1101131 game the boys will not be' card 19nd: "A certain 71111111111 1f sugar
able to keep up the sport. througiloutl is necessary to supply beat and cner:g7
the 5935011 1 to the system. if you serve. cnkc or pic
——...- - ‘ at a meal, voll need no ol‘ lcr swocls‘
The Woodwny Golf and Country The committee in charze of uhibit‘
Club has completed one section of it‘s consisted of Mrs. M. K. llcnncit .md-
links, and the first rounds of (loll will7 Mrs. W. L. Sparles, The snot-minin-
J .
Athvine: Filml'illre Co.‘
Demonstration and spacial-Sale 311711119.“ ..
,And- Send
1
We Will: IGive
N. Y. visitéfi in town over ~Sund83'c7?‘ and injured horses here and it isn‘t
~-7 half had. We zrre not far from the city
r. and Min 1‘ 131m" (90thle “Y 0577 where we are staying now and we have
hole course has been laid out, most7of
be played upon it next month. A nino‘
11 on the east side‘of the 11111 whlcli‘m-
lees inzchargc of th 7 various acciioiii
Were as follows: Meat and fat substi- -
1111911, Mrs. G. 11. Noxon and Miss Mary 3
YOU»
You This”
vides the grounds. The west side is McClellan; potato_producta,1\-irs. HM.
not yet completed.‘ The course will ho Wylie and Miss ' Wylie; war breads.
one of the finest in the‘country: with Mrs. J. A. 111111111117; Mrs. Jacob RaY-i : .
eighteen holes covering a naturally: mood and Mrs. S H. Partlee; candies.‘ J
diversified geographical arrangement Mrs. Edwin Franklin Weed, Mrs.‘
of hills and valleys,strellms, "bunkers" Stephen R‘. Hoyt, Miss Natalie More-7
and traps of all kinds. 7171111111111 11 min-1‘ house and Miss Edith Cantrell; child.
iature lake, and plenty of opportunity? re‘nmodekmoois. Mrs; Kcttner: hair
for testing the might of one's "fdri‘ve’fii onced meals for adults. Mrs. William
up anddown the'slveepinglplain7along7 Ii. Seariet77'cakes, Miss Bessie Wééd.
the eastusidqofthe course. ‘ Mrs. Murray. and Mrs. Franklin M.
‘ 7 .‘Jones; domestic science department
BigiiGrowd at Foodshowz'w of Center'ASchool. 7 Miss? Harrington:
The food exhibitIntiracted-dnothdi‘l Grunge section, Mrs. John Godfrey,
large“ " crowd Saturday 7 7at7 Centdl‘ Mrs. Roy C. Lester, Mrs.7 B. H. iRaY-
school. All the afternoon throngs of mend: Mrs. R. Lee Gillette and Miss
Darlen housewives, notebooks .in hand. Burch Craig. ‘
were busy copyinglhe recipes for the.
various Hooverized products so tempt-J
ingly displayed, Miss Dickinson, home
economics expert of the Farm Bureau »
at Stamford gave a demonstration.
Each section of the exhibit had its
own table, behind which the commit-
tee women, wearing the uniforms of
the food administration,’stood ready to
“8.77an 1181:1111-1111th7 a chance to spend a couple of hours
“010013-311 NBVYOI'k'VSQWK". there every night.- I have bought
some of the real French friend pota»
. 7ii‘homas7,7*Price~7a romerwesbv 'toes here and they sure do taste great
Jdent’of the Randall block on Van ZandtJ_1he more vou eat the more you want.
atrobt.‘ has moved to Seavlew avenue 1 received the package you sent me
J h —"’— some time ago alright. How are. all.
0 n W oBgardus Of Danbury was the kid‘s. Tell them i send them my
hdlweek and visitor at the home 0‘ love and to the rest of the folks. I
ibidJ‘son, John F Bognlduu, of the East have gained twenty pounds since I
. idil. lhave been in the servide and that is go
ing some: ‘
Had Jack Brenner gone away yet?
Be sure and give my best regards to
all the fellows.» . How-are all the fruit
trees, all in bloom yet. Dear Parents,
HouryWebb who is doing his hit on if 9‘” W“ ““1 71077777177777 ‘3" the
' Red Cross be sure'und do it as the Real
build one of the naval transports . . .
péht a short leave of absence of. his Cross is the best Mend a soldier has.
’ome 'on7Pfimsant street. i. Here‘s hoping“ to hear from you soon.
' 7 Wow loving son, ‘
1Private Jack Nathan,
'Base Vet. Hospital, No.1.
A. E. F. via N. 'Y.
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For 7Your70id777 7
Michire
Mrs. Edward Merritt of Blidgeport
in Visiting with her uncle and aunt,
Maud Mrs. Charles Aisthorpe of Sea-
”View avenue
‘* This means that if you have been using on oldAfasllionedesback breaking
sewingl
and; make or condition. we will then out in your home thé'
machine, this is your opportunity to” sell 111711117 $12monnatte'r whatutstc
beautiful and light -‘7
runniiig '7
Dominick l(Janevaalri is having his
house on East Washington street
Jointed. The contract for the wmki
than been let to E. E.Gorl1a1n.
The canning kitchen is to open pro-
i ’ "V. ‘
l , STRANGER CLAWED BOND give samples of the various concoc- bably the last of June or the “'5‘ of ‘ Add “now you to 7“” the W“ remaining .Gi-ve The F311;? a figfigwailflyogomgc ‘
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the First , Michael P. Dunne, who conducts the] tions and to explain hair and by whom Jul}. V (inference in price wterms 'as low 38 $11.”) a 'mfiudrgzty 31138.11:an 0.10%.]! 7 Its 7.7111311?
7E;Jchurch will how their regular hardware business on the East Side, they had been 1’1?!)an Upon enter Mi Cl “ 7‘“ I l ,, . Week This 13 3 Spam“ intmcm E: foyémentg, its perfect “Mb; its Speed"
onthly meeting at the church WEd‘ happened to glance atthe floor yes- ing. at the left, was a table demon ‘ SS owe and Miss-Flynn were I)
. best m 8011-77
es‘day afternoon at three o'clock. ' and hg‘ht mnmng “and for the
It ‘ " VJ ofl‘e‘r for a. short time only, b01111. fide, open}
strafing meat's’ubstitutes. 21163.3 01 717elativcs in homalk 717117ch
terday afternoon, rind" discoveredwliat A slice 0:11
- - . urd. machines
3‘ requested that all members he appeared to be a plain piece of paper, roast beef. 5x3 inches, on a platter. Sundat and {move he 7 7 ing' 3 th N
wheat and bring their rainy day bags "but u .- v d i be- was "declal ed to be h 1 th 1 l t 7 7 . ded 100 customers of , on or-
. pon inve tigation it pro c o u 9 con vn en ‘1 h n7 n Nib“; Fulfill Will 130' 3 “fly divi among
lth them as they are to be turned in a 350 Liberty Bond Mr, Dunne llad‘ of several substitutes, arranged on ‘83 Mary Oates who has so Six Hundred a d y q
I stopping in town. has returned to her‘
other places such as two eggs. a heap home at Montreal
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. that time. 7 ' .110 sooner picked it up than he noticed J walk a y The reason why we give $690.00 to be distibllted 15 15mi-
a stranger in the store standing about of peanuts. a handful of walnuts. etc. 1 . ,fl. -c. The pm 33mg mum 00. in years 80110 by has;
On “'3“ Sunday ‘he annual Chil‘ eigth feet away and who immediately Lard and butter substitutes and 9°? .‘u’r. and Mrs William Lovett 01.131115“ ‘ he spent“ W of dollars formations! advertising 3? 01°” 7 ‘
“duo's Day exercises will be held at claimed ownership of the Bond.
The tail) dishes were‘ the next group. and mm were weekflnd was“ of {”91"}; 1
1313.1 stab merchant bec111if"lulspiciou7a the latter, paricularly a potato merim in 09mm, aVcnue ‘1‘ .
at once and requested the stranger to gun pie and a potato meat pie. were a
prove his property. The would- ~09lrevelaiion to many. The war bread 111.... Mabel 3mm; of Stamford was?
ow ner could nbt tell the number of the. competition occupied the next table. the guests of ber mums in Hoyt
bond nor its dlnomlnatiton and rcqu- and thereon were shown the ribbono street for new": any: Int week.
ed to give his name. Mr Dunnos decorated specimens of the bum.
suspicious bocumoacerulnll' and“ rolls muffins. old. which had boon Mr. and Mrs Theodore Bertiinc of
flatly. refused to live up “19 micio. awarded prices the previous day. 1 New loner were guests of rel-tins
The more smaller via-dad "‘7‘ “7° War mob were 111m 111 111.. 111111: on 11111111 111 on we mi.
4 obsemtlon we feel that thisinonoy can be spent to a. better
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1.00 a customer is your share of this advertlsmg
gloworocrif you no one of the lucky one hundred. You pay J
in only meant. and we will give you a receipt for 37.001
unlicenoolnrwak.
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. Alsonotctlutw C. Elfinnnexnens 1.111. Ellis willp ’ J
Yitkllelding’s silk. MI“. W ..
night“ not his:
the fEast Avenue M. E" church. One
of the most important part of the cere-
My will be the baptism of the chil-
l‘ennnd infants. Any parents desir-
' to have their children baptised
15mm confer with the pastor. iiiev.
Md E. Wilson. at once in out“
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local mun-but when be our It was uro-
ion to wind bond to throat“. But J
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