l" ‘ Y ram Luncheon?
corms i
_ ‘IAPSR, DRINKING curs
nun warms
i -16 So. Main St.
' com noawsnn
“Cheerful Charlie" doesn’t
tell all he knows but he says
at that recent wedding, them
best looking suits, frock coats
and cutaways were worn by
- our customers.
Our Mr. Clark or Mr. Shown
are authority on what to wear
for special occasions.
Hours from 8 a. m. to 6 p.
m. Consultation free.
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.t Dpfig’ttlngSWIi’SLRIES ’
almond Marquissttes; also a,
' . . assortment of Netting.
no larquisette Curtains.
Flllleokemo Hotel Bloch.
South Nor-walk.
wai'fimn FORECAST
, Forecast for Norwaik and vicinity: ~ ‘ > ».
str,~centinued cool tonight; Sunday Emma J. Price, of this city. was
air,swormer in the interior; moderate granted a divorce from George L.
northwest to north winds. Rain oc- Price by Jllllge Warner. oi the Sunni».
curred during the last twenty-four 101‘ Court. in Bridgeport, yesterday.
hours along the Atlantic coast from ANOI‘M)’ John J. Cuneo represented
Florida to Maine. it did not extend the plaintiff,
any for inland. There is no well—de-
lined storm area this morning east of Miss Dorothy Skelly, of lsaaca
thev'Rocky Mountains. but unsettled. street, is {filing along nicely at. her
howelir weather prevalsi between the home after the fall she sustained
Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi while playing “follow the leader," on
Wer.‘--l’lensant weather prevails from Wednesday evening as. a 1.93”” 0,
ho‘Misaisslnpi river eastward to the which ”she received a dislocated elbow
coast. The temperature is slightly and fractured forearm. ‘
over this morning in the eastern dis-
rlcts and somewhat. higher from the
“Rocky littountains eastward to the
W's-legion.
f Rogers 8: Stevens
_ NORWALK scum NORwAth
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On Friday evening the Rev, Edward
Henry Simms, pastor of Grace Baptist
‘lrfllemperature: lliuh, 70; low
‘church was elected delegate ' to the‘
National Liberty t‘onl’erence which is
”$1333 '1': AYYEAR AGO to convene, at Washington. D. 0..
- D - .froni the 21m to the 27th at June.
“a...
Rev. Simins is also deputy organizer
' tor the State of ,ConnecticuMmd the
NOR WALK
SOCIETY
and Personal
NE WS
.‘ Mrs. Olmstead. mother of Mrs.i
Frank Kaiser. of New Canaan. cele-l
brated her 35:11 birthday Sunday by the;
assembling of her children and other
irelatives at the old Olmstead home-
istead. Olmstead Hill. Wilton. the pres-
}ent home of one of her sons. The oc‘
Ecasion was a delightful one, with its;
jteiicitations and the happy fact that
gthe “guest of honor." as it were, was
Ienjoying good health. Although she is
iresiding with her daughter, Mrs. Frans
lix’siser. in New Canaan. it was her
wish that once aagin they lnight all.
meet at the old home. i
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Battalion Sergeant-Major Thomas
'F'. it‘laherty and Mrs. b‘lnherty. forni-‘
t-i-iy Miss Anastasia Veronica Kelley of
S‘evens street, have returned from
their wedding trip. Sergeanbhiajor
t‘luherty will return to (‘amp Devensfi
on Sunday. 1
,‘ Ensign Louis A. Lehmaier. Jr.. vllojj'
is in the United States service. has re-‘
turned to New York after a trip across
the ocean. Ensign Lehmaier will
spend the week-end at his home. Blue.
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Mountain farm. i
James Bates, of ll'est Norwalk, has‘
returned from his winter trip to ll‘lori-E
lda. with interesting stories of exper-'
lence of fishing and boating iil that
balmy land. ‘I.
Miss Veronica Mctlraih. of New Ca»:
uaan. spent a few days during the past;
week with her sister. Mrs. Banks. oi"
Woodward avenue. South Norwaik. l
”Mrs. ll. Arthur Wheeler. or Crescent-
' Stamps. $1000 worth, and has secured tirslly cost to them.
”,m. ._ ......«WWW «...—... ...—......“ _._,. .
ammummm-u» the distribution otposters.ete.1'be
ourhhpowerton-ehlsaiu 1‘1".»an have promised tuiicoop-
lessened has taken a great interest in ; oration by giving prominence in the
the Wu Bli‘lm Campaign from its‘ news Items electing the unis: ndv
inception. He has subscribed tor the have agreed to publish advertising
maximum amount oi Wu Sarina: matter at a special rate which is prac-
seversl other subscriptions of the, The Four Minute Men. through their
some amount. Mr. layeho! express- " chairman. Edward J. Quinlan. will in-
ed his conviction that War Savings form the public of the details oil-see
Stamps were the best possible kind of campaign and assist in amusing pub
an investment and that they encour-E lic spirit by speaking at the various
aged savings by workers who had nevi} meetings held between now and June
er saved before. Mr. Msyehofl will‘28. _
have the direction of the force of 350i George H. Vosburgh,' chairman of
captains and lieutenants who will rep| War Rallies has been requested to ar-
resent the treasury department in the range rallies in both Norwalk and
house to house calls. Hi‘s energy and‘ South Norwalk at some time proceed
executive ability will insure for Nor- ing the opening of the campaign on
walk another great succeSs like the,June 20. In this work he will halL'e
Liberty Loan and Red Cross canvass. . the cooperation of the War Savings
The publicity committee consists of j committee. At these rail?» condom
PElEI‘ F0191 chairman. Andrew Learyfispeakers will appear. A meeting 01'
Michael Howard. Robert G. Mitchell the captains and lieutenants will‘be
and I. S. French. This committee will called for instructions before the cam-
be charged with the responsibility of paign opens. Next week the proclama-
keeping the public informed on the lieu of the president and the govern
progress of the campaign and securing or's call for registration “(‘1 bc‘W,
the necessary advertising space. and to all adults in this town.
Boy Scouts Measure WalnutTrees for War
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a... ‘. ... . an,
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The request oi President Wilson that Boy Scouts gather information
rect
should then destroy copies of the old
warned not to increase their bread
U Wilhl'ton 8%. Bo. Ronni! 1
sons a
was LICENSES
too-mm from m Page.) i
to
note II! mils containing more
than one third wheat flour. to sell .
three—tourn- pound lost or broad to
__ ,customors who have been buying a
guy, A43. Vegetable shortening “190m 10.! and that the! make
donned ,0 include all compounds breeds or Close 5. containing one
which do not contain hog in. “bird that. for use
in hotels. res.
Rule A-5. Stocks of sugar as 'enztaurants. boarding house “d all otho
as of wheat flour which bakers may! 9" public eating places.
carry are MW limited [0 a thirty! Some Connecticut bakers who WEN
days‘ supply. and stocks of shorten- asked ”I I” 3 ‘° file reports giving
mg m a sixty days’ supply. lthe quantity or wheat and the quanti.
Rule A4. .NO limit is placed on ty of wheat flour substitutes used in—
ihe amount of Wheatiess bread which snaking- all bakery products except
may be served in public eating I“Railroad and rolls during the months or
es. this new rule affecting a number? “"3”" ""0" and April. have
of the larger hotels in Hartford and . failed... 1° 4° ’0 and Washington
other Connecticut cities which have again asking these delinquents
signed the “no wheat pledge." !file their reports by the end of this
Rule A-8 places restrictions on' we“ under penalty of recommenda-
5’” use of sugar by bakers engaged “on that their bakers licenses be re.
in making confectionery or any pro,"0 9“-
ducts other than bakery products.
Bakers who are licensed by the!
Food Administration and all bakers
using more than three barrels of:
flour a month must be licensed will‘
soon receive copies of the revised
general and special regulations di-
from Washington and they
is
it
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SAYS IT ACTED LIKE A CHARM
Coughs. colds, sore throat or brom-
chial troubles which persist at thi!‘
time of the year usually are of an oil—
stinate character. That is all the
more reason why a truly reliable rem‘
edy like Foley’s Honey and Tar Cour
pound should be used. Mrs. Min»
lgarett Smale. Bishop, Calif. wriths:
i“Foley’s Honey and Tar is a grand;
‘remedy; more than is claimed for it'.‘
‘1 was suffering from a cold last week:
and used the medicine and it acted.
ilike'a chm-in." Contains no opiates
lStilisou. Powell Corporattion.
rules and amendments: Bakers are
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‘Willfi'i‘ll
BATTERIES WILL FREEZE IN
COLD WEATHER
Call at our Willard Service Station“
where you will meet a thoroughly
competent storage batery expert who
will give nuthorative advice in thin
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
[connection
ICE CREAM FREEZERS We recharge. repair and store but
North Pole, Alaska, White terles '
A rental battery for any make of out.
can be obtained at any time.
Fairbanks Storage
Battery Co.
68 No. Alain Street 80. Norfolk".
Mountain
Prices $1.75 up
Albert P. Gehebe I
transferred to place where he can use.
both of these. i
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Local members of the "safety first",
committee of New York. New Haven
& Hartford railroad employee are
always endeavorirlg to bring about
changes which will make for safety
and efficiency an.d is venturing a
switch to the siding known as 'the
- ‘.\ic.\'iff track. leading from the curve
on the lr-an‘oury to the South Nor-
walk track. The moving of ‘the old
engine house in the aMin street yard‘
made the removal of the switch pos-'
siliie. Before this the switch. was
on the curve and the engineer of a
train would not have time to see it
if it was letf open. in time‘ to stop‘
. his train from takingtlte switch and
crashing into the engine house—Dan-
bury Naive.
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I List of unclaimed letters advertised
‘for the week endingm s. 1913.
’ Mrs. L. E. Adams
' Miss Rosa Goodwin. 462 Mason St.
Mrs. James E. Harrington.
Walter Hutz. Special Del.
Oliver W. .Johnson. .29 Lexington
Ave. . ,
ANDREW EEARY. P. M.
valuables,
placed in a
anvennseo LETTERS.
. /
in our great steel and con-
crete vault, are accorded
absolute protection. Safe ,
deposit rentals are too
reasonable for you to run
the risk of losses—by fire,
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The following letters remain un-
iclaimed at the Norwslk postofllce for
the week ending June 8. 1918.
l Andrews, Mrs. 10 Franklin Ave. .
" iBessom. Mrs. Jessie R. .
I ' Durg'y, Miss it. Strawberry Hill
. Grooll, Mrs. Gebrge W.
‘ Hoyt. Mrs. .S. L. I A
, Jennings, W..M.
Wall. Mi‘ssDor-is . ;, , y .
‘ " ' ‘ Mul. HOWARD, M
yite your inspection. .
inoxss s4 A YEAR.
an radio telegraphy and expects to be,
. its size in the state.
: oate per-month as the minimum and as,
’ tice it is recomme'nded‘thst $1 or moré.
(Continued from First Page.) ’
G. Gregory. chairman of Women's
Work. Edward J. Quinlan. chairman of}
the Four Minute lien: Mayor Dono-I
van. Ex-Mnyor Harstrom. and a large.
group‘ of men and women representa-
tive of the various industries and ac-'
tivitles. .
Chairman Cavanngh emphasized tilt,
fact that the War Savings Campaign
was a man‘s iob and not something to;
be left. to children, though the work of:
the children through the. schorlonhadi
been most commendable. The sum to;
be raised is $2.000,000.000 or which:
Connecticut must raise 326.000.000, and‘
Norwalk $500,000. The sales to (inlet
are about $100,000. of which‘, the‘
schools. have sold $8,736.50 and the fac-j
tories $17,000,000. The standing or;
Nor-walk is third in Fairlield County,l
and about .the same as other cities of i
To reach our
quote by the end of the year Norwalk
must sell $400,000 worth of War Sav-l
lugs Stamps. To do'this will require}
anaverage subscription of $30 worth
of War Savings Certificates from‘éveryl
adult. These will cost about $28 in!
cash or approximately .31 per week.
from now until the .end of the year.l
Norwalk citizens should base their!
pledges with one War Savings Denim.
£58. "OVt'I't‘flSt. ' ' . , about walnut trees throughout the United States because their wood in PM mum-y. PhoneJOlu “to bone '38
State of new iork. lie is also select- Terrace, is spending the week in New: necessary (or some parts of airplanes and other wsr apparatus was instant- p
' ed to the Board 0! Managers the Con- Jersey. M" Wheeler “’1" spend the ly obeyed. They have been at work all over the country. This photograph J m
. ' .# N lifter” organized in lfloston ‘MRSS-‘weekend in New Jersey. shows two of them measuring a tree which may be cut down for war uses. P b k s I 0MCial SEN/ice Garage
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' g y ews . -—-. .. 1 Charles D. llylngton. of Kim street. more: ~~~~—w—-—~ . awn to ers a e I" u 0‘
\ ..-. -..—...... .. r i A great treat is in store for the neo who is with the National army at: This is IO notify all persons 0011- or W el and ”awe"
M Die of Norwalk to hear famous Officers (lamp Upton. is ”’9“de ll furlough at corned} that on or after June 12' 1918' Cars
. The annual report of the librarian, of the Black Hatch, Monday evening his home in this city. ' ‘ ’ l 8m“ sell at ”we or private sale - -
lure. A. Blanchard. was presented at at City Hall under the asuspttl'e‘rbi the Irvin T l ill—Wot in U it dl omorrow-s ospe 33%;: {rdmrigiftgzges “3:3: 3:: Ford 39m and m.
the monthly meeting of the directors. Baptist Canadian Mission. Lieuten-ismwg ion.“ 1:98:21,“ h Queen] ea Slim? We“? l‘PSDGCllVPlii let‘t With me m M Tuan AT BAR-
fleet evening. Other routine matters out I. H. Norsworthy. of Black Hatch; a“ t th ho {B as d “I g ' . . ‘ . in pledge. » GAIN 931033
ere considered and bills ordered paid. wounded at Vimy Ridge Sergeant ”if: hula. so“ “‘9 0 i a“ ‘ ”l ~- 1 is today's goonqmy, What you avoid spending uselessly now The numbers of “edge “ems relr . -
~—— J. McKenna. 19th Battalion. private F.“ ‘ g ' . . you will enjoy threefold in 1““. life. ‘ resenting said property and the dates CARS 80m 0“ TIME PAY?
«Thomas R. Shea. of this city a Dunlap. of Black Hatch, wounded in Mrs Mamie 579,11“ and son or ‘if: w» . . 3);???” respective issues are as to“ I . IEN'I'S.
slumber 0‘ Company D. 11”! Engln‘ "ml-V “(‘19- All these Drivers have,l\'orwaik. were recent guests at the Open a Savings Account at $1.00 or more at 4 per cent. 17720. SW. 11' mm 17728. Sept. 0 ed W'thh! 8 id «
oers,,.wvites home that he received fought where the present drive Is‘tak- . _ . . . . n .-. ~ . 5 “RUIN 1 e 0 03
. - “me 0" M" 3"“ “'8' 3‘99”“ “0m and interest in this convenient bank and save all the 10- 19‘“ 1'738- $91"- 15- 1917. 17744. . .
“quite a surprise the other day while ing place. Admission free. Ladies New Canaan. . ; compo _ _ . Sept. 19. 1917; 17778. Sept. 29, 1917; “60111111133103.
going through his company, when be are invited. The ("an 3m 1.. 0,. mo , . 7 no on can. then as tune advances on will know what it is 7780. Oct. 1. 1917; 17806. Oct. 10. . e
f (I l N lit 1) A ii I mo Y 7 V 191" 17828 O i 18 1917 17844 A ,
oun two oi ier orwa oi'S— r- ed to be also dwithi e . i .. i H - .' ' . I » ' ' ... ‘ '; ' c. ' 5 . n
time Waterbury and Joseph English~ O... n “f “PM “313:3“ 1: 1:911." °’,’?°”““"‘.;,‘”f§“s W be financially independent. Don t dd" hm“ TODAY‘ Oct. 22. 1917. 1786i. Oct. 29. 1917. “S"
in the “me mm.“ with Mm He 1 h ~ . . ' “i I“ 6" Am“ “'1’ 8 3 - 17880, Nov. 5, 1917; 17994-17897. Nov. . _
‘ Y - . osep Davis, the Washington street the pnst‘reek. ' i ‘ 10. 1917; 17906, Nov. 13. 1917: 17908. P1101101”. Seawew AV...
astute-mt all are well and are hm" merchant. has received avery interests 3 Nov. 14, 1917; 17920-1v921. Nov. 19. . '
in; a good time. film: letter from Private Samuel Pollen; Elmer E. Cable of New York-hns ar- ’ ‘ S 1917: 17928-17929. Nov. 21. 1917: . .‘ *-
““'—— ' ‘of the American Expeditionary forces‘ rived at Harbor View Beach for the .i > ‘ 11:93.6.” Nov. 23,_ 1917; “17938-1793” _ WE ARE BUYING
women's FUNNv PICTURES in France’. “Sam" writes that. he 'Sllmmer- . » ' i . 191‘,“ “" 1917' 1‘9““95" N“ 30' non mscRAP mount.
.19 ssllnglai's New York American landed in Pruner on March 20 and for ’ ____._._..____‘-. t . T Sou,“ Norm", “on“ June 8 BEIETALSANDOLD
on’trms the full page in colors intro forty days steady downpour of rain ~llanted a competentbookkeeper. , I119” ‘ ’ " ’ AUTOMOBILES
ducinguBoob MGM“ ("H9 has a 300“ But lately they are experiencing the One with experience preferred. In- ' . I '
heart. but seems skimpy in the benn..l. real hot weather of sunny France. He quire Hayes Market. . . ...; Of South N0rwalk,Conn. ‘ J ROSENFIELD 3 Bowen ”I" Hmonrhono 441.;
Pm thefalnous 0010’“ Comic Section has been in both London and Paris, —‘—-—"' . I l _ . I I, I J - ' ‘ . ‘
otfluurlay‘s 'New York American. . .~ . ‘ " - .
. - -. iii..::“::.;:?:'.:::‘ 3: our 3:15:21 THRIFT Cglgwgml - _, .7 ... . . .... rm .... ... m s...
' ‘ ‘ 2W5 ~ o. wads: - ~— r v-
Low Prices “ rec belivcry
Beckmann’s Grocery
“it My Parents
had only given some attention
llilililtl Milli HElP -
. . . to my eyes years ago.” How Is 1N
Very {first Creamery Butter (Beckmann quality).4 c often we he”. that from people ‘ URflfNI DEMAND
Golden Santos" coast ............... lb“. 20c.'5' ’lh's. tot 95c who. sneer from defective i ’ ~
Baker’s or Huyler’s Cocoa .......... 1-2 lb. tin 21c vision. .
Armour’s I.- n SmokedShoulders. lb. ......... 26c _ . . ,
Iléeaélv Mtiigd €10ch Turtle‘Soltgn .......... 3‘cans 23c Do you want your children to Our intenswe. thorough «
ir man orax.oan.nerca e ........ . ....... .. c . . -
Mlsion Brand Sardines ......... 2 cans for 25¢ ”‘5’ that m m!” ”a”? All courses require only a
(hurt Bottle Pure Grape Juice ................ 45c examination by us will show ’ h p _
Heinz Baked Beans ............ 15c. 22c and 32c can you the ml condimn of the s ort time.
Fine Texas Onions. per Ih. ...... . .............. 5c , , s
Monopole Sugar Corn. 25c can ... ........ .. .. 22c Md 8 eye-
P 'Il’he grist of Everything to Eat and Drink at ...—.... .,
01311 at rices. . . .
‘THAMER “‘
fA..F.Becktnann . 81 Co.
83 s 85 Washington Street hone 1405
MERRILLllUSlNESS
courts
Oculiets.» Optometrists, Opticians
“The House of Good Glasses”
87 Atlantic St., Stamtord, Conn.
Open Oat. five. till 9 9. ll. Est. ilv
‘t-eaflex'. Moose «term. sis-tau ' “recites
much more as possible. The minimum.
pledge would can the saving of only,
$1.00 per week. .i
While in this capaign subscriptionsl
will be taken only for War Savings;
Stamps with a par valu‘e of $5 and s'el- l
ling this month at $4.17 the purchase"
of Thrift Stamps at» 25¢ each is not to
be discouraged. in fact it is recom-
mended as an easy way of- buying the
larger stamps as the card full‘ of ‘
Thrift Stamps ($4100 worth) .is.ex-i
changed for a War Savings. Stump for;
only 17c additional. As a general‘pracr'
per week he used to purchase Thriti‘
Stamps. then at .the end of the month
the full card. he gexclianged for the.
War Sayings‘stump to meet the mini-v
mum pledge ~1on one. War. Savingsl
Stamp ‘pei- month.‘ ‘ ‘ ' >
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ourDoOR
FURNITURE
for summertime. use is a fea-
ture of our display. We have
the coolest of porch settees, the
lightest .of tables. rockers. arm
‘chairs. lawn seats etc... They
are handsome‘ light, strong and
weatherproof. And a visitvwiil
demonstrate that" our prices
are far below what you would'
ordinarily expect to pay for so
GREAT SALE OF panssns, SKIRTS AND WAISTS.
Only thrilnest in The Norwalks you will find here at
moderate prices. . ~
Final clean up sale of all Spring Suits and Goats regardless
of cost, as we never carry any over into the next season.
Game and' save money. . . "
I CLOAxs." ‘ wePARIS ' mums}
much quality.‘
g._’l‘o- canyon he work of the. cam-
ayehoti'was appoint
INE"*FUR~lrUtt.,c0~-. ,
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