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George Niekless of South Norwelk
has moved to East avenue.
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The udies' Aid Sopety of the East
Avenue M. E. church will meet tumor»
row for their usual sewing session.
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ANTID—SMAI 1. HOUSE 01'. yum-ea —-WHITE WOMAN OVER FOR SALE—DELIVERY BODY
s on or near trolley in South hior- I'M“. a”. 0830111 housework. TWO with 201, for Ford runabout. (theapI
'k or Norwalk. Address F A; Mel“. 11mg" children Good wages, P13311310 quick buyer. John E. Jones, 295'
5 deall 8‘9va Norwalkjn 3t. 843-- 9. 511 3t. Main street, Norwalk.
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Martin Gabrieieon oi Bridgeport is
visiting with relatives on the corner
of Van Zant and Mt avenues.
WAN’r‘D-Jpwo MEN ABOVE “TEI T0 LET—4 ROOM 1100511 on up-
30nd,." 889 Chance to lOarn shipping per floor 0“" 0163 Well L‘Wld’y' 1“
m“ '“d packing department routine. This quire. 3' M- “0"!” / East NONI”-
.IJANrEo— hummus
1‘ ady and intelligent for office Routine business was disposed of at
the meeting of the third district com-
p1ev tons experience necessary. Al- is an excellent 0 2
D rtun1t i , 111:1"-
my to work in drafting department. hustling, me. both 1:111: the)sta::lplt:l:tI‘ - , missions" last "will!-
‘ id chance for advancement. Nash of 92.959,“ wages andfo1 future “I 2 TO RINT— ONE APARTMENT 0F 7'"
“meeting Company. jll3l. vanement. Apply CloVer Mfg. com- ' 5 rooms and bath, one apaltment of 4 Mr. and Mrs. Hull: and family has
moved from Lorena street to Fort
street.
South Norwalk, rooms and bath. All improvements
311 (it. in each. Corner Osborn avenue and
any. 50 Day t e
VANTED-Z ROOMS FURNISHED to“ s r et
h board (01 refined lady and‘ wIIIiian Zant street inquire at fruit 2 "“"
all child. Address. Board carel WANTED-AT BANNER BAKERY 1.20", on pie-resin, East NONI". no George Nash of Van Zant street has
ttinel oiticc. 5'11 3t' 5 Monroe street. a gitT“also boy to - accepted a position with the RemiIng‘
' _— lealn business jll “II T0 LET-4 AND. 5 ROOMS. N01 10 1011. Aims in Bridgep‘nt
: 110me llOllSFK-EEPER, and 12 Burbank street, all newly paper "" “
hit two children desires position inI WANTED—A SECOND HANDED ed and nted1Rent 0..!th0 In- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kelly of Sea-
1 all family ‘i‘ housekeeper for widow “2,, “ma“ Address 23 2. care of 'duire at J eph DiSesa. Central finial
’ Address Housekeepm, Sentinel Sentinel. )113t. Corner Monroé- MnCilOstnut street.
it! at I . ISouth1 \‘ol walk ‘
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(11ng m3 our} “1.51“”. foracrlloak fipmfigiaI TO LET--COBBIJJR SHOP AT NQI Routine business was transacted at
0 22 and 24 cents 1191- went. F. Jacob), Washington street..I LSprlng Hill Home IJDQMN olel- the regular monthly meeting of the
"hp to start. Hours 3 p m. to 11 p. llltf item A. Kellogg, 62-38”!!! nvenuo,I members of the Mayflower Hook k
l Steady employment. Quick ad I 2Norwaik Connr ladder Company at their quarters on
Ivccn1ent.2 Apply Euploymcnt de- I Van Zant street.
It'tment, 51:11 walk Tire & Rubber Co. 2...... i —------v
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safe arrival of their son. James M.
”(alley in France.
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and shift.
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FOE , I TO LET—3 ROOMS SUITABLE.-
111 at. I FOR SALE— A FEW PINE CHEST fer 1 or 1’ [1.0919 for 1131", house keep I The soldiers’ and sailors packages
, 2'91 white pigs 3 weeks 01¢ Alsoqn e=ing no children. Inquire No 10 Ann' of Intakes are being mailed to them.
WANTEtaermL FOR GENERAL well bred Airedale Terrier. mumm st1ect§outh Norwalk Conn and it is expected that the last of
sew ork, -.Mrs J S. Jennings 119 Farm. \\ olfpit road, Notwalk. Pfibn thcm WI“ be on the way before night.
j-jx 11111 Road. 5111 St. 1140.221 32.1 T0 L£T~'l‘HE SPACE NOW oc
" Irupied by the Sperry & Hutchinson
NEAT APPEARING’RE- Ion medl‘ORD RUNABOUT 1924290111 floor, 11 North Main street.
ldy for flower stand on model. All in good condittion Phone will be 59" ‘9‘" from July lfit- “WWI
I112vshbu1ns Carnival Excellent pay2m0dcl all in good conditiion. Phone [0 Irving Dibble Agt-.149 Washington,
211 steady work 1111 Oct lat. 11 11: 1103-2, Norwalk. j]! 32 'street
I'cbsack ('20 Washburn Shows, N01
1‘11. 2 1'11 3tI
Plans are being made byIthe members
of St. Agnes Guild ofIAChri'st Episcov
I pal church for an entertainment to be
held in the basement of the church
Thursday evening.
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.' ANTED
1. lie youngrt‘t
FOR SALE—“STAMFORD RAXNG;
in good (tindltlon. inquire \lls Enrlem‘m on Ann street.
Stevens. Rowcyton o1 telephone 1131‘ “”1 11"cnuc, South Norwalk.
'r'o Lev—noun noon APART; The Junior EDWOI‘lh League of the
inquire at 2' East Avenue M. E. church are prepar-
ing to entertain the members of the
I NAMED—OPERATORS ON Siva.-
13. 11132 Women's Foreign Missionary society
1:“? swing mItItIchipIcIs i SIIIeIady I ‘ro LET—~21) LARGE ROOMS ON in the church parlors this evening.
2 , “113311.291? v “I“; :2, Zoe :1: FOR SALE— 1 F01“). 2 (10211325111111 floor.furniihed 0r unfurnished. . ~_....._
5 3| .9“ ‘ g Irondster. 1 R. C. H. motor, 2 3052.2, (.‘all 33 Buyview avenue 01' Phone,e A meeting of the lied Cross work-
lyed.
'I tton.
McMahon, Clemins 1h IWorthi
14 Orchard street, NorWalk 'of the East Avenue .\i. E. church
Was hold last evening at which time
To LET~A BRIGHTLY l RNlSli- 230ml progress was made in the male
or room with all improvements at 3 1m.- 01 1111- lied Cross materials which
Fitch street. East NOIWallf Iutc so muc.1 necticd,“ovcr therc. "
2Magnetos. 36x4 tires, all in good condi 1135‘-
Ition Fcidtunn &St£inbury, (1'1 SeaticwII
ItlIvenuc, South Notwalk. ill 52.
lANTEDnAT ONCE ONE DRAFTS-
m 3 enslpevla‘thehamioandm 85-: won SALE-4’5 ACRE FARM AT
Iubler. Apply lligley Machine Cont Slonington, cnn'ecticut, 200 full 119111: I
by CNS!!!“ street. Iing fruit t1'ecs;poult‘1y houses for 2000I
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TO [37—05% 5 R00“ APART2 1’1ivato Thomas Peden Company D.
015. Inquire at United Grocery.
WANTED~IMIMEDIATEI1Y 11.5.1 mile to p m, 15 minutes walk toi lieu to M. P. Dunne, secretary of the
""mmm “an“ thousands me“ inmosghrded school Price 121011
‘imcn, 18 01 over 'for war position "00 caah balance long time. Ad- I _EOR RENT—ON COMPO STREET'Ihlm for
sy clerical work. 0100 month List IAN,” d‘l Fianklin sttcct. South Nor IWIsstport lst floor. 4 large rooms—
sltions open f1';cc Write lmmediated 'walk. 111 It. Barn oxttu huge gardvIn $11 "1 month
lunnklin institute, Dept. 23 F. ‘2
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sk John T. times
29“", X- Y FOR SALE—- MAN'S BICYCLE A12
”‘ .condition, 43 Fairfield, ave.. SoutltNor-J " No, 7 Main St... I'lcrllalk
WANTED—GIRLS ovna 16 YEARS Tl mun All
walk. I. 14 d n '
i“ AGE TO LEARN MAKlNG 11.11111 I an y " “AL ESTA . 0E
351““le STE'ADY WORK AMI FOR SALE—CHEAP A 17 FOOT2
“MIAHOSAH; WHILE LEARN“; 1Motor Boat with Palmer Engine in Al. I
LEMIX'S 5‘ “ ORTH‘ ‘condition. Call Sundays 01' any even- I
{GTOX H,’ 20 ORCH AR STREET,_
2')va ALK. D m mm“ mm" “"3“ menu“ LOST -\ POCKET 300K “0\" tlt‘Sl‘l‘dfly the front when of one of
. . 2 . . 1 ISouth Norwnlk. .taininc' a sum of money and a com- the 111110 twelve of Ilhc Cox Coal Com-
--1-—--. _~ 1——_ .__._.- I
-‘ I" {mutation book of the N Y., N. 11., I
_ . . Dam of th1 t 1
ANTED “L\ To “ORR 0\ FOR SALE—TOM. -\TO PLANTS 11111 H 1' lift '.‘(l lost bet“ en [hit 111 t one side, cam: O“ and
er boats Steady work, good payfl ‘ ‘ " . *3 t dumped the truck on the 5121,. of the.
New Stone best cunning tomato g10v1n N 2021B, 5202- 3 and Flu Hill Road 1. 1nd I
torth Atlantic Oyster Far,1us 144 Wa- ' I x ”dd' The ”Wk w“ on "5 way to
1 All transplanted plants 70c 11 100 _06 00 x 1. 1v. 1 t l Offl 1 i
r street. 2 (1.1' 11.11150 1 no a Son inc ct ant 322222“.me \vherc repair I “ore to be
‘\ ’a 1000. Cabbage plants 50c 11 100 at 292.012,. mm“; .111 9;: ‘
l 0 made on It wnhc the accident hnp.
Reynolds Poultry farm. Highland avo- I
WANTED—A NUMBER OF HIGHi hue and Witch Lane Phone 1000. I Wood Arthur Botts of 10 Thomas
I Iattect was driving the truck, «but luck-
‘1 ily escaped injuries. \'0 damage was
55 gills in our Manufacturing De .I Q __ . _-
BUSINESS norrcns.’
. D. Carlson's Auto i'lits Cir 0’ J°5°PhI~ done to the machine except to theI
_‘Ilttmcnt. These places pay. on pieceI
£111, from 012 to 018 per w,cek and'
PLUMBING AND TlNNlNG FI‘IU'W- front wheel which will soon be repair-
the packaxc of cigarettes;
“which lit 1eccived safely.
outdoor work of the East
IElcctrical plant, has received a (0111'
‘1111ssion as second lieutenant in the
, Naval Reserve chcs and will leave
to take up his new duties ncxt “colt. '
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' LOST
\\ hilc driving along Winfield street
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COLLISION AT rue CORNER.
e1p1v libe1ally “bile learning CloV- I
; Mfg Company. 50 Dayslreet, Sou”) Jobbing a Specialty. mmmatosj firm" “We“ Occurred 3'95”!“ ed
2nrwalk. Conn _. cheorfullv furnished. .Stovqc Ranges, “33 afternoon at the corner 0‘ ClayI
"Futna.c1, and Re.pairing Stephen, and Franklin streets. The corner is. The regular weekly meeting of the
EWANTED—TO BUY A111. 111an Miller. Telephone 397.12 High street “Didi: Nannie“ reputation equal to
“ cattle and calves Highest piices South Vomnlk. 1'10 into. that. Of Mortuary Turn" and if people‘
did. Fat calves fwm 16c 20 18¢ 0 lb. fare not more careful in driving their
'voung calves to [at from 510 to $15 BI I cars in the vicinity of this corner its
Que Es club was held last evening at
the home of Miss Hazel Bean on Van
Zandt. street. Routine business was
discussed and final plans made far the
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
iIiecc. Also New. lMilch cows for saie2 Situations secured for all classes of reputation for the numbci of accidents cntertninmnot to be given Friday
ir family use and dairy cows. \‘J. applicants Private houses. hotels Will he “or-“0 than that of Mortuary evening at the East Avenue \f E.
'Iiiller. Connecticut avenue, Tel 130 boardn 11g houses, restaurants and fee Turn a’ Ichurch. A sthe entire evening ls'un-
tcriea pply W’ilsons Employment of 2 “11119 driving up Franklin at about
:WANTED—‘CANVASSER PERSON ficc, 24 Clay street, South Norwalk,‘ 4 oclock yesterday afternoon Dave
.ith experience. Write "W 0. C” ca1e Conn Tel 543-4. ICarlso struck the :liiney owned and
I: Sentinel OIfijce 2 driven by loscph Fratina. Fortunate-
1. —I PAINTING '— PAPER— HANGING ly no one was injured save the cars
WANTED—CATTLE BUYING ALL decorating. painter" 8 supplies; W3“ which wetc somewhat damaged. Car.
inds of cattle Good prices paid. Ex- paper. 1111- -to date styles, lOWGSt priced son was anested charged with driving2
:a prices for calves. Also pigs and. Estimates cheerfully given Trial or- with u _ . '
oultry. Cohen & Harry 35 E11; aveIdel's solicited T91 400 Alexander ing :1) 1:0: $383251: 2:263:33): ”'i‘—:3]?! “a“tIi‘ls_ Ar“ “”41““:
'Iue. Tel. 1103. "m18 1111'Whlte. 31 1.2 Ely avenue. 2 that. it was impossible to use it. He [Em N0“: E
I __.__ I was allowed to go under $50 bonds to
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> ANTlCIPATING NATURE 221$? “ne‘lfff ‘3 Egg: 2 mm In court tomorrow mowing
e y, propr 0 - "1‘3 g when his page will be tried. District of Norwalk, 85.-
You candor say it came unexpect- distance hauling. Light 311“ heavy Court June 10 A. 11,1918.
dly. Years before warning was glv- trucking. Otilce- telephones 1581, 309 HOSPITAL NOTES, ‘ I Estate of Susan A. Babcock late of.
‘ Amittcd matador—Ralph, Smith, \‘orwalk- in said DistriCt deceased.
11 That dyspepsia, constipation liv- H
1 once connection
r trouble was an equivocal shadow ‘
icommon events. To the initiated: —- “A.-- . Countv Home phimp Wolfe, North' The Comtof Pro-bate for the District
T111101 avenue; George JakobJI West- of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed
011; Mrs Eva Summers, Chestnut six months from the date hereof for
polled blood deficiency, which is the . H] V
1111118 Olozic cause of a long list of con-I Fire en
street. the.“ crbditors of said Estate to exhibit
Admitted today—Mrs. Catherine Me their claims for settlement Those
dcr the supervision of Emil 01055, the
New York entertainer, it promises to
be very interesting. A large attend-
ance is hoped for and the members
are looking forward to a successful
evening 2
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Probate
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ltutionul, functional, nerve, bone2 chm”: f" 3°“ wages and ad
'. d tissue ailments. vanccment for men between the ages
The Mccbano Physical Therapy 111-} of eighteen and 70' ty-five year; in
‘2!quth IIlI3IIrItIIIvlrcl§IsIIItI1c agency of restor- good physical condition. Apply N. Y, ,, failure. 38 Second street. _whtrneglect. to present-their; accounts,=
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nth sex, which lggitgtlttiltoulzl?quigfi N H A. H E.“ 1 properly attested {am said time,
It'd with all modern apparatus. '. hi D. MIL ER, ISup t.. Waterbury, W'otd has been received in \orwnlk will be debarred a All per-I
. .1 c210, ut'rcusLL. cup-e.» Hartiord. 0f the promotion at Lieut. {Win A. sons indebted to 3 Blame are re-
H01,“ Theatre Building. 1 ’2 _ ‘_,.I.I_2_ ._ -. __L.,,.___.,____: Keogh. of ‘he firm of Keogh s. Candue questotd to make 1 " .. dilate. Ipayiuent
Entrance Room \'0. 3 ' Procresa Pomm No. Lhaternal ton captain in the ma Division. Can. to
”13.0 .‘l‘orttm league, not 1231 evening and tain Keogh expectsiso leave forIagtl'veI
W, H. '1‘. D. Illuancted confine business. ' service in Mace within a shortened“ .
1011i: rw: wander
side place have received word of the s
1009’2
chickens, 6 room house garage. barnIments- at 72 North Main street Rent1I301 l. N. F‘.. Camp Dcveus. has 'm’lA‘
"‘ I 13851 Norwnlk Tobacco Fund. thanking g2
l . ‘ ‘ Y
I Joseph Land, supot'tntcnticnl of the‘l‘th‘I [‘i IN“ m am Sunday from “calling
Norwalk 1
Execution.
Charters
Kevyn”
h hone
k oi the United States
‘ spending a few days It
\
on M Hart who has beé
viuitlng in \'ew Haven has returned
*to heme here.
”M... 1
ilts's mm of New York has been
W? of Mr. and Mrs. lrvlng Cole-
nu I wayton avenue.
arr; 2111111211.; Robert Parker and
111% of Brooklyn have been the
of Mrs. Father's sister on Ro
hue.
' nd Mrs. Arthur Wilson Clark
h avenue, have been visiting
Mrs. William 0. Clark of Tar-
New York.‘
nadies’ Aid Society of the IRO-
Methodist Episcopal church
. -t in the chapel tomorrow af-
at 51:30 o'clock.
'-Bowland. Jr, of Crockett
who has been the victim of
. and who was quite sick, 1.
' le to be around again.
William Kuhn and son of
= lady are the guests of Mr. and
unit Theall of Ponloyer street.
uhn‘. who wits also visiting in
on,§.has returned to Schenec'
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@0158 Marion Coates is at her home
on McKinley street from the New Ha-
yen normi school of gymnastics, lot
the summer months.
Mr. and I Mrs. Charles Derby and
child of Port Chester were Sunday
3111111119111 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Theall
of l’ennoydr street.
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by ,oevarai :friends, spent Sunday with
mammoth. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
(‘yoalvutt of Rowayton avenue. Miss
Crocketta'ho is awaiting her orders to2
get across the sen. has been in New"
Yorkhclty severnldays, havingvcome
up fronroe southern training camp
1111101thth was located for sometime.
Mir-is Broohctt is a trained nurse and
euli'aibdatn the American Red Cross.
ller ’m'ftny friends wish her much suc
ee'stl'lrll‘h‘et' chosen work and alsowish
her a stile voyage across the sea.
A ddughtcr was born to Mr. and Mrs.
AnIbI 11140161 Crockett on May 29 Moth
' er unil'whlzid are doing nicely.
People here regretted to sec the
'agndpi Herbert Ceilings in the casual-
.9191: aI'~1_ IRIeIing missing in action. While
”this 11221221215101 absolutely mean that Mr.
Coiling” has met his death, the chance
of hlIaI having bon taken prliontr' .1
slight? MIr Uollings is the son of Mr.
2on2; 312,4..21. ll Collings. who now lives
ZimSpm2Noriv'alk, but who {01 several
.yeam iiytd in Rowayton, 011 Raymond
sticot..wl1erc the family still have
martyhtrdends. Herbert enlisted in the
New Haven company. while outplayed
1n Muditu't'u soon after war was lid-2
clared and has been on the other side
of the ocean for many 'months. The
antipathy of many here is extended ~
hisomonts and ‘sisters,
being-Mus. Frances Ceilings Reynolds.
and, liisg'liarlop IICoIllingIs ,.
i"? '11 1111 ‘
Childgcns day was fittingly observed
in the Rowayton Baptist church 'Rcv.
1195122222132 Anderson, pnstoIr, a cantata W.
was glyph, the. name of which was '
The, Ifihildren's Diadem of Praise."
All. of the children were efficiently
drilled-LI IiIiy ihe committee having
charge 201‘, the captain. The following '
ladies were in charge of the childrren
Chairman. Mrs. Henry E. Anderson;
212:5;21242158 Marion Lynch and Miss
Lucile ”Brands. The cantata was op
cried .w)th an official announcement by
Elmer Anderson, and vvas followad by
imm' Nature. portrayed by Miss
Rmflprvis and South Wind, Frank-
lyn _Cleverley: songs by daisies and
Ibuttércups, Mrs Ernest Varlnn‘s class
M'Eercival Anderson's clans of boys," ‘
:hb cllWUr‘s were the children of Miss
Wes class, othe rose maidens
were: \iisses Ruth Varinn, Sarah
Vredenbu'rg, Roxie Houghton and
Merle dersonf fern maidens, Bettie
SRO ofle$orothy Sickles, Emily Stev-
m a Martina Ogden, pansies were
them of the primary class;' range
or the ers. Miss Anna Scofitzii; chil
dren’s y queen, )Iiiss Gertrude Bran-
da. Each" and everyone of- the onus
dren gm their part of the program in
a perfect manner, add showed much
drilling in their various parts.
United Brotherhood. No.‘ 746, Car-
pentcrs and Jbtners of America. met
Miss Mat-ion Crockett, accompanied '
Mr. and 1111 80.111 Smith colored
a weekend 111511». 11111;
Miss Georgie Whitney of Brooksidc
avenue is confined at More by illness.
Miss Julia Sharer was employed Sat-
urday as grocery clerk at the A. a P.
lion. .. -1
Mr. and hire. W. C. Paul and family
of Old King's Highway,.spent Sunday
with Mrs. Paul's parents, Rev. and
'Mrs. Jacob Troost of North Coscob.
The one-way traffic was maintained
Sunday under the railroad bridge, all
vest-bound traffic being obliged to de-
tour through West and Leroy avenues.
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Harvey have
returned from a visit of several days
with relatives in Brooklyn, to their
home on the Post-Road.
Leo Sohns. manager of the A. & P.
store. has been assisting the con»
stables regulating trailic at the rail-
road bridge. He was resplendent Sun.
day in constable Dance's uniform
coat and can, with badge.
m I m coat-- 4..
W ton ”New.“ called
. W tut \\ M “54 00 do“
m I: the .ta'r and outsm-
IIII-I ushers-s our“ ‘ t-
aboo: a an to“ committee hr the
m two yeah.
Darin“: 1w tu- oflfll a at
out ricjorr to this tool to the run
an. 11w this III-n. My a-
trench when they not to th-
Cuuan 'ond detected the men at The
Next Station .0 ”oven. the score
being 0 to (A
The workmen on the highway repair
lob under the railroad bridge spent
most of Saturday data: over Thurs-
day's work. which the rain of ‘l'rlde!
had spoiled, and although the job lay
several days annulled. they Bill in all
day. laying more of the brick.
4n unortant meeting' of the Damien
committee working for local option
and other in»: at the pmnibition
movement will be held this evening at
the residence of School Superintend-
ent James F. Williams. Charles J.
Martin, the New Haven slim. 811'
thor of the present high-license law.
and now a. strong adveotte of prohi-
bition, willIhold a conference with the
local committee.
mm
Miss Helen C. Hubbell of West Main
street, returned today from attending
the commencement exercises at
IWheatcg: college. e
W
ANGE VINE FURNITURE
ournoor
FURNITURE ,
for summertime use in 0 fea—
ture of out disp1ay.We have
the coolest of porch settee's. the
lightest of tables, rocke tn
chairs. lawn seats atdg'i ey
are handsome light, . had
weather proof. And a we will
demonstrate that our prices
are far below what. You Would
ordinarily expect.
much quality.
Ladies’ Plain White, 36 to 42
pearl buttons and colored
white ...... .. ..
White males with smacking”
White Voile, with colored culls
sizes
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88 WASHINGTON 8T.
MIDDIES“ ‘
NEW SUMMER STYLES .
Misses' and Children’ a, plain white, 6 to 20 .......
White, with large pockets and trimmed with large white
Colored Galatea, with white trimmings; also all 11
White, with smacking and Icolored ItriImmIlngs, 1113. few 0
J. I MALLETTE
“$1 75 2
$1.75
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collar and cuffs and. belt $2: 25
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and belt .......... 2'3?
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Fine rotims by the day or
and American style
the lattcrs -.
N. DISESA. Manager.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sis.
wash. Steam heated, electric
. Tel. 1555.
J. DTSESA, l’roprietor.
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Scene 1n Vitagraph’s master-(£11-
Sergt. Arthur 11y Empey, himself.
M. P. No. 8
oduction, ' Over the Top” with
“OVER THE TOP"
“Over the Top" comes to the Regent T
GARDEN AssocrATION horas.
The planting season of our home
gardens is now drawing to a clone.
Owing to the necessarily late start
made by the garden association, made
more pronounced. file comparative;
ly early season mug planting will be
done the following weep The quea-
tton. "Is it too' late to pla'dt potatoes
heatre Wednesday and Thursday under
the auspices of the Norwalk Companie a, Connecticut State Guards.
L
are told by farmers having much or
peiience with such crops that, barring
a poor season, we are safe in planting
as late as June 15.
If you want to give the kaiser a.
black eye, don't neglect the weeds.
The next month will be a busy one in
the garden and only the persistent ‘ ‘
gatdner will come out a victor. All
hours work in time win save nine, and
and other. long season crops?" has now is the' time that determines-whet
been brought. why many anxious gar
‘llléfi’ 3 Hall last evening and
. 211mm withinfjtlhoz .‘last ’5’". (layer, we; case this year. »
ther or not our garden will 'be a sub-I
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CENTRAL .HQTEL . -' 1~
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. hum II
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