he coolly W
the City National bank’s-as held It ’
o'clock this matting.
The knitting department of the Red
Cross wotfld like all sweaters to be re-
turned by June 20th. if possible.
The Golden Rule (‘irt‘le will meet at
the home of Mrs. A. Ross ‘Mailrin, l
Eclipse avenue, tomorrow afternoon.
for the weekly sewing session.
,, ,
COAL It A call has been issued for the Re-
_ publican congressional convention to
58 Water Street . and drill.
Miss Margaret E. Jackson, president
of the Girls‘ Friendly Society in the:
state of Connecticut. will be the guest
Ithe niembers of St. Paul's branch on
I ‘ June 18.
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. I ’ ews The Grace church se‘rl’ice flag
‘ which was recently presanted to the.
, parish, was blessed at the services yes-
] terday morning by Rev. J. Baton War-
J. Henry Wehrle, who has been ill ‘ nor.
for some time, is improvtng at his} a
home in South Main street. I
, Mrs. Amelia Hawley, of Thomasl
Estreet, reported to the police that her.
Wedding Rings $3.50 to $9, Brand's, 'son Archie. who is out under probaf
tion, is behaving in a satisfactory man-
A rehearsal of the guard and degree ‘ her and is working every d8?-
team of the Eureka Rebekah Lodge; —_.
will be held Thursday evening. ;' Frank Parker, Herbert J. Rayfuse
,_ and Charles D. Yearance have‘return-
Just the thing for lunches and pic: ed from Waterbury where they attend
nics. The best quality wax paper, at ed the annual convention of the State
Donnelly’s, 16 South Main street. filorseshoers‘ Association.
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The summer train schedule on the3 Rev, Edward J. Simms, of the Grace
New .York, New Haven and Hart-'Baptist church, will attend the Nation-
ford railroad will go into effect Sun- al ‘leeriv Conferences, which will be
day, June 16. held in Washington, D. C., from June
21 to 27.
Clocks, good wedding present. Brand's;
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Morris F. Byxbee, the well-known
)1 SNClal meeting. 01’ the VOUDS inem- florist, will leave tomorrow morning for
bers of St. Peter‘s Evanglcal Lutheran the Naval Reserve Training station at
church will‘be held this evening at S Pelham Bay, having recently enlisted
o’clock at the church. in the Naval Reserve; Forces,
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Rev, Fredelick A. Colman officiated The Norwallt Board of Fire Under-
!It the regular Sunday evening prayer writers’ will hold its annual meeting
at the Trinity church. last evening. at the Norwalk Agency tomorrow aftctu
This was the last of the Sunday night noon at 4':15._ Election of officers
braver services until Steunember. anti other important matters will be
I considered.
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Word has been received of the sat“
arrival overseas of Sergeant Ham” Thelarltixebort police notified the lo-
Hanna. CO‘ ‘C' 102 Field Signal bat' cal authorities that a Buick touring
«to
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cal examination on the clet‘enth day
ORDER NO. SERIALNO. NAME
Darby, Mescs
Serafinos. Anthony
- ‘” . be held at the Siratfield hotel, Bridge- 2:53 1116]? '7 yggm‘xgz.lfim°‘g°
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mars All . port, 00 Saturdal. June 22nd all 12.30 788 Chamber, Harold
: 1100“- "5800 ‘ 2875 Mucci, Giovanni
- ——d—-—-—— 2195 1440 Mares, Michaly
The members of Cos. l. K. and 1... 1‘05 3353 Savag“ 59h” 9‘
. Connecticut State Guards, will asaem- 3’85 ., 3 Abbot, Frederick E
3144 oliti Mcliale, J Frantis
bie at the Armory tonight and tomor- 2337
row evening for the purpose of parade 3117 3161
Lynch. William W.
FOUR MINUTE CHAlRMEN CONFER
Corporation Counsel Edward J. Quin-
hl Mill“ iillli Hill
The following nanted persons are herebymotiiied that. pursuant to
the Act of Congress approved May )8, 1917, How are called for military
senli't' of the limited States by this local board.
The serial number and the order number of each of such persons
shown below. They will report at the oflice of this Local Board for physi-
902 Gray. Arthur Snmuelcare Robert Gray. 27 LPX. are. SO. N.
is
of June. 1918. at 9:00 o'clock a. m.
ADDRESS GIVEN 0N CARD
Railroad Camp. 80. Norwalk
Radel Oyster C0,, So. Norwaik
26 Main 52 -2 h'm‘n'alk
Railroad Camp. So. Norwnik
69 Water street, So. Nor-walk
care B. W. Mead, New Canaan
6 Day street, So. Norwalk
El.zabetll street. So. Norwalk
2 Day street, So. Norwalk
Darien. Conn.
Rowayton. Conn.
film 1 “he. in; w m
laundry, hum wort; Heat a In? w. m mum at - lute unity.
tarmac-r work;- l‘rom the Spanish Warns must learn. as such children do.
Yam through In. James m not to expect that our hurts will be
Ji‘lyll. a log; torch. King’s Danch- made much of~—to be content with lit-
ters, Nari-lit Congregitlonat «lurch; ,“e nurture “d caressing ”id help
crib sheets. Mrs. B. Betta. leech other the more—George Eliot.
FERTILIZERS -
m“ or m sans lanolin; sou.
tantrum mm. mm manna.
an. Imam manna a-r wnousm up
”RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-! 137 Washington St.
hinge, and his replies to the man.“
questions propounded to him werog
most interesting and enlightening. The;
Ian at Haftford Section/
A conference of FourJMinute Chair;
men and speakers was held in the ces and that spirit cannot be beaten.
Municipal-Building at Hartford on Sat-1 The conference was largely: attend
urday afternoon between the hours of ed and almost every town or city in the
=2z30 and five o'clock. ,
Samuel Hopkins Adams of the Na- tion was represented. Governor Hol-
tional organization; and; James Audi-comb, who was unable to be present,
incloss, chairman of the New Ybrkcommunicated his regret. Edward J.
FounMinutes Men have interesting Quinlan, the local chairman, attended
talks of the work or the organization from Norwalk. '
outside of the State. Mr. Timothy F‘.? .—
Barry the Waterbury, chairman. dis; DAY NURSERY REPORT.
cussed the FourJMinute Men in the? The monthly report of the Norwallr‘
the theatre. and Robert L. Hirchficld; Nursery is as follows:
spirit evinced by the speaker seems to
be part and parcel of the Pershing for-
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Four-Minute Men outside of the their; Largest attendance .............
tres, principally in the factories. The‘ Smallest attendance ........... .
possibilities of Four-Minute work at
State, having a FourMinute organiza‘
of Meriden covered the attention of Total attendance for the month .. 235 -
The following gifts were announced: '
o. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETBIS'I
II Wm M g 1 E . ,m “m
KRYPTOK Luau—romp Oxfords II can I
Shall “ml-0a and Other Mountings.
Madonnaolfiow WM
summmm_ '
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now that the Liberty Loan is over, our was sumac
STAMPS, which sell for $4.17 this month and 10 additional
. oaohmonth thereafter.
Aismm
the arouses. factories and diuretics Mill: and eggs, Mrs. B. M. Andrews.
was ambushed by the variant speak-I Mrs. ’Broacltway. Mrs. J. A. Camp and
rs. sergeant Reilly at New Haven! M. '1'. Batch; King‘s Daughters Circle,
8
one of the men sent to the Unit""INorwalk Congregational church, Mrs.
States by General Pershing for speak George I). McKay, a friend; books.
his purposes. addressed the "39"" Mrs. Wilson; toys, Mrs. Baxter, Mrs.
falion; Sergeant Hanna's home is at car, license No. 1825. with blue wheels
24 Belden avenue, , had been stolen from the Park City
[and asked the local police to be on the
lookout for it.
Bernard J. Weafer has resigned a
responsible position with 3. Bridgeport 9
concern and enlisted in the U. S liter ; J. P. Ravmon d of Rowayton. report-i
chanbMarinss. horwaik basebatl inns ed to the police that he had picked up
Wish. Bernard the best at success. a stray horse and cart and was ordered
- ‘ - , \to turn them over to Constable Oliver
‘2?“ “Z‘ iSheehaugflzoiirgrzz Sign? L. Clark, who is awaiting thc'owner
wa wosnowr .. . ,
"“ . ear and claim his orperty.
Mich. is remembering his friends in to 'tpp D
town, with cards. Mr. Sheehan wasi The Whatsoever Circle. of King's
formerly eglpllg’edbgillg: thirst; Daughters of the South Norwa‘l,‘ Con-
Tire 8" Rub er 0., tbl sltion with greaational church will meet with lit-rs.
to accept a reopens e no. Elmer E. Cage in Rnwayton, tomorrow
the fimerican C” & Foundry CD" of afternoon. Trolleys will leave Mead's
Detro t. . . .
drug store at 1:45 and 2:25 o'clock. ‘
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hSey mouribfggulidfiz‘engizcgi :9”. Otto Schank. one of the drivers em-
c airman n .’
her of the state ’central committee
and elite commissioner is seriously, , , ., _
ill at his~home and it is feared that ternoon, while trying to crank his
. - - motorbOat. The motor backed fire
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death my “me WW“ “few mm ‘with such force that‘Mr. Schank, who
Heart trouble ”03:11: EniEYchnsil:: was standing over it, was thrown‘flo-
monia during the n e ' lently against the side of the craft and
meat. his hand, which was struck by the fly-
wheel of the motor, was badly wrbncln
Ed; ‘ ' ‘
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At about 1:30 this morning Goodwin.
P. White of 7 Closeout Terrace, called
the telephone operator at the head-
quarters on West Wa‘sltit‘t‘gton street,
with the request that she’notify the po-
lice that someone was trying to enter
his house. Officer Sammie was‘as-
signed. to the case, but upon arrival
found: every think ‘0. K., and not a
sign‘ot any housebreaker.
-, ' A. Splendid? Display
. Women’s.
Pumps ‘
Oxfords
/
. BEFORE
you-Ito away , ‘
,, bring your valuables
. to our
”Safe Deposit Vaults
and avoid worry ‘
See our line first. as .we
T have all the best selling
, models.
St
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'9 in, .3011, m: m. m
ployed' by the Standard Oil 00., saVere- ..
1y injured his right hand yesterday af- .
Whileloolwear
Shoes ....____.
V’Dliil’l Forget 0hr Stocking Section
IOR
WE .. , ..
neutrons.
hostilities; no.
l27-129 WASHiNG'i‘G‘N Si.
STERLING SO. NORWALK
CORSETS
The thoughth woman starts at the foundation of her
wardrobe. The corset is flitediirst and so insures the proper' "
lines of every garment worn otter it.
New models in all the most; popular and desirable makes
are being shown in our corset department. ’
Our corsetiere will be pleased to demonstrate by careful
fittings the satisfaction to be found in the new styles. .
86 WASHINGTON ST.
Yachting, Tennis &I‘Outing Shoes
We have them lin every style
and With a wide range of mod-
els and prices. for men, women
and children. '
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: llIeStIIItlI-Norwslh amtllhmm
LY , a
or.
Moran
9 WAR SAVINGS
. minefield, formerly
or officer of the am anyways}
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25 pennies buys 3 mm arm.
EVERY LITTLE BIT HELPS TO WIN THE WAR—D6
YOUR BIT. '
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South lorwalk, Conn.
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ELECTRICIANS .
finished for r391: or overwork. Oompmtmonandgood
nntnt noon nouns mas, Basement. HEB-
. wants: an) surname
The White Electric Co.
"mammal Engineers and Conn-actor:
184 Washington St. Phone 450. So. Norwalk.
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The Nor-walk Line"
Fast freight Service Between This City
and New York.
Steamers “Gila" and “Armlfayo Drool-fay”
Freight accepted at' Norwalk and South Norwaik from 7:30 to 5:30
p. m. for delivery at Pier 45, East River, Foot of Jackson street,
New York, 7:00 o'clock the following morning. Freight received at
Pier 45. East River. New .York, from 7:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. Steamers
leaving pier 45 East River, New York at 3 o’clock daily. Sundays
_ Wanted.
The Famous Gurney Refrigerators
Are scientifically constructed, and insure a saving not only of
food but a saving of too. .
We have many models in all mes, lined either with porce-
' enamel on galvanised iron.
nun’Buy One NOW! 31y Time Is coming.
RAYMOND a sort
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Spray With Pyrex. lite lini-
versal Spray
BOWKER’S
.PY R0 X
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l-‘lthilClllli
One spray serves
both purposes
Now that you have
your Liberty Bonds
BUY
STAMPS
nit? comm co. .
East Namath
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. to Sawst. so. not-walnuts.
aomowusumttoapm‘
The City National Bank _
U. S. Patent -.- ‘ L' ’
. Office MW
1) 5‘ :3 Parent.
‘ e .- em minim
, amnesronr. com my
Cure That Cold BY i #23
Taking , _ .,,.'
wmrn PINE commit!
_ WITH TAR‘ i
F. H. BAXTEB “I
nauoals'r t
“M .W , .h
YOU cum.
and to has molt: M
whomwouldlotlodw »
anon. The same nuns M
mmtodyoatoeuw _
should, upon due lam. ,
lab you perhaps to take out ION
insurance. More a th hm‘
ed cost of building material-I. lo-
bar and nearly every other item
of expense entering into the ‘
of, making repairs, or rabbi ‘
1M. laylotl & 00’”
39m noawAI-x. 0033-“
BRAILROADAW
F . 3‘. if”
dob Pruning ‘_ ~
So. Norwallf
lll'..l.ll.lilall‘e
DENTIST ‘ ,1,
A. M. WOOSTM ‘
ATTOREEY AT LhW
LateExamlncr -'
L
Smith. Undemh
Remington. all 0th.:
. makes, sold
repaired. liengllgm 7
per month. Ma‘olilllh'
sold at $5 per montil‘.
1-v PLUMBER
PEWRITER‘ EXCHANGE-
166 Fairiloid Ava, Bridgeport, com;
REBUILT TvpswnITEns
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CALL US UP
and we will Milli our tmubio‘nll‘n‘
right around when unsettling. in
this happen: In your home. If W‘
PLUMBING
is defective. antiquated. unnulhrsi
or want out, have us mike niobi- ‘
mortal" or Instill: a- new“
MODERN PLUMBING
Josemo A sfiscIALw
HORACE R. WISH
Plumblglmgszintliffl' .
North Maoist." Scimitar-mils
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THE NEW SCIENCE} ,‘
DEFINITION or omnomtacrio
Chiropractic is the definition or fit 7'
cause of the disease and the ml or ’
adjusting the same. Disease is caum
by a wrench. twist or sprain in t3-
back. Even if done In ohlldhooditt
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the amount organ m ‘
limbs. '
Chiropractors remove the ca" ‘33!
disease and pain. health is reset“
through harmoniklng the nerve m '
tems in your body. Male tram
given specl'al attention: also outfit '
ture of the spine. You will never :- .
gret giving the Chiropractor a chant.
to help you. «
Magnetic treatments (iron also. .53
“'l'. FRANCIS; B. E. f: ‘
:4 Washington at, so. Not-mil; coin
Graduate from Palmer swears -_
I liarltl W. Raymond ,
UNDERTAKER'
.‘l'ol. Gilles, 1060-8; House ”It
_ at wrist-Imprint at". ..
.5 NEW RED MEN'S: mil-‘0'“
‘ Alum u. norm
senator {Harvey .39. Bleach. o! f
clerk of! the? r~
board for local Division No. 1-2. was:
elected presidenttt of the State noun-i
0! Pharmacy at communal
held to Hartford atom The othsi
summit“? '
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