w...—
' Mia it!" his home on w“! Mr. and Mrs. Stephen 3. Holt willt
- " ' last Tuesday in Hutton.
I My is confined to his home
vmwmn street with ill:
new. '1'. L, fries biomass spending
several days at blazrnral home at
. Pound Ridge. N. Y., superintending the
M ii. Wilson otfiidflad. at “ ’_
‘ “'3“ “we” ”"9““? Miss Jennie reruns of Mansfield
”m H. E‘ Gbureh. iaatove- ‘ avenue is now working at Cluett, Pea-
. body & Co's shirt-making establish-
: I d _ ill I Christ meat at South Norw‘alk.
, omen'a it may. 0 ' I __
«rues murder ottoman at; . ,
it“ , James Smith *0! the Heights, who
a defln‘anhixtllarlt. “'05. has been in Uncle Sam’s service in a
Southern camp since last December.
‘ has been promoted rind is now entitled
~fi" “artifibfitzi‘mfigfiz to be. called "corporal."
'~ _- .. ': M il-.i .
m 1£159.“?his“!ey 1293;» Mrs. E. L. Croat has been awarded
. f ' I ran - ' has bebn on exhibition for some time
' ' . Smith
unouou. W; W. Mommson Orin the window of the R. M
W‘flflflwEfifl .SNurwolk. Ian. i store. and disposed of for the benefit
"gummy“ only”, (laugh. 1 of the Red Cross.
W
.
'Mlmrniitn to Sidney a Bed:
in. ”£14m? ”6M“. Q. Hi. .Eedi- Mrs. T. 1.. Price, wife of the pastor
M HAM VW‘GWNON“. :of the local M. E. church entertained a
. .. w“
r. a,“ .mopjkmel, L'tiommodieux at the parsonage
and 'thi' will attend. the gradual where Mr. Price con
1“ amino of Mo‘m Harmon ln-‘ ternoon service.
mswwtsiowoa. Mass. July .23.,
' time their sonrnnd. brother.
testimonies, will be anions
ransom
at Pound Ridge,
ducts a Sunday af-
o
Corporal Harry Carlson of Newton
Heights, who has hen in Uncle Sam‘s
[service about a year, being one of the
iflr t to enlist from this town after
America entered the war, has now
been promoted to be SorSeant.
..
W
Will fluoride, secretary otthe
WNW!!! Tobi-cop Fund has reg
[number of guests yesterday afternoon .
Miss Mary Ryan spent the weekend
wirn.hsr.,,rousin. Miss Mary Davin or
New Haven. '
Mrs. Albert Wolfei has railroad
from Camp Devens, where she has
«been visiing with her husband.
odorless Sundays will be next in Edward Craig has rented the one
order n the gasoline perllciion ia’our' bel residence in Benin avenue and will
tailed. [occupy it. the first of the month.
.. Mrs. M. Fl Harm and sister, Miss
. With blackberries at 30 cents a soar! Militia Harm or New York. spent the
.113: m incentive to 80 5611355 and“)?
Set mercury poison!“ mm?“ 0‘ ber'l
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Mrs. L. B. Brown of Stamtord is
spending the summer at Rowayton.
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We haven't heard of Gen. Crowder. sfegt.
putting the lawyers in the nonessen-
tial class“ Perm-w they Wouldn't Was a. guest of Rev. andllrs.James A.
know how to work.
over the Fourth of Juli.
l daughter,
.«‘ and Mrs. J. E. Hersam, Hoyt street.
MFS- Chiliinzon and two sons, an
r.East ‘svenue.
Miss Birdeena Fitch is entertaining
Miss Sarah Fitch of East avenue, Nor-
walk.
ere—e..—
Cimries Barnes in gathering the hay Lyons 0f Talmadge Hill.
crop on the Samuel J. Miller farm in
Cannondale. ~ her home in White Plains may,
Hay harvesting is now in full opera-
tion about town. the crop generally
being a heavy one.
Miss Elsa Thiele has returned to her
summer residence in the Upper Parish,
to spend the season.
I
M
B! T89...
lives in Rochester and Canada.
Edith. the young daughter of
The usual church services will be
held Sunday, the pastors occupying
their various pulplts.
I
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iremoval of tonsils and adenoids.
i
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that following interesting letter.
nitrate a. lip-Hughes, Co. 0. ll ‘
Mm American Expeditionary
i ,
‘ mainland: .Ju‘st stew lines to let
you lanomd am still aliveand am. act-
«flog alonmiinou lust at: present. I
innit bani-dime to .writo to any or
0 nova since-ii have been over here.
willow where! can write more otten i‘
Lleut. William Warren Rollrbach is
entitled to have a star in Darlen's ser-
‘ vice ling, «lanolin-eat the removal of his
family to this town from Jersey City.
N."J. They recently bought and are
now occupying Mrs. Mullett's house on
the "old Tokeneke road.
Mrs. Elmer Stevens was awarded on
aluminum griddle at the “Exit the
‘ whilo, 30'1"" try and answer aphasia" entertainment at the Method
'4“ their. letters. I presume that lat church. Tuesday night. Each per-
tit“ m‘h'lwe'len .0! are leaving son present was assigned a number.
iodine. my” I will beraur- and thenihe numbers. on slips ol'
. “m“ use days by meeting "paper, Wifi‘e shuttled and the winning
_. or “remove; here. I have dost . number w” drawn out
it oftltoapyvhpipnmo” over gimme; _ . '
m ‘3'” ”DEW“ ”Wham“ Tile Noroton Heights Fire Company
hare. .Wything 1"”, quiet is to hold its annual fair, August 1. 2
. ‘1 am,glad,ef,the “5‘4““! phange. and 3. The Norotlon Company of State
""‘t h“ do“ quite a W 0f traveling Guard will join, and they expect to
” ”1 I h!“ we“ here. it certainly ‘3 make the fair 3 big success. The com-
. -° country. ’9‘" 0” ancient history mlttee is busy making arrangements,
- awaymehlgditho times. There are and his appointed. committees m take
affine farms around here but that
. _ char 0 of booths and rovide attrac-
lbout all: it havemot been able to tion: - p ~
day of the large cities yet but as'
‘ . ‘3 I have seen the"? 1‘ nothing Two automobiles Were in a rear-end
”39 m old ”-3 Ac" We are hm". collision at the depot square about is
someone weather-lust at present o'clock Wednesday night. The for
only time I “”31”“ it is when it ward car ,a big limousine. received a
gainimeffi gigfifi‘ll: “1‘3“; signal from Trntiic Otllcer George
" - u Danes to stop, in order to permit trot.
(““3 mlddleot May they don't get ‘ tic iii“ the opposite direction to pass on-
M~ . $.der..tho. railroad bridge: A Ford fol-
it have ““9“ a pasfi 10“” but-.liowipgthoblgmaohins did not. see the
waived seven letters on the first runabout!» the limousine stopped, BO
“9' I thought I had better answer suddenly that its rear end-wasirampled
° 9’ them. this being my. first . by the. Ford.‘ and both cars shortly
L y l
" oeto do it' We have a 1' M‘. 0' A" smashed, though each was able to pro-
. . - an. American Canteen where we ceed. ‘
lenty ot- American cigarettes
candy. I have ben fortunate in
ble to get plenty of tobacco so‘
.by. laying in a little store-when;
TI..tIo;.where I can get them. l,”
11 like to meet some of the boys
the Eastifilde who 1 know are
here. Ahprosent ,1 am getting
addresses so, loud write them.
' .mu‘st bomuletvnowas all the
i fans have left. We see some
mt games once in awhile. ,We will
able to play..oftsn.now as we.have
‘ had here, also a swimming tank. '
_ ~.a' newspaper here every night
«. the news is a day or so late. I
you get more newsfrom here'
I W ' ‘
r The workmanflnlshed the laying of
the new pavement under the railroad
and his men in yahopt time.
_ot;aliowed ”Wm“ “WM “1° war. ”Section on thosecond floor of the Lt
have told. you an
em r“
cliftheml .wtli be expecting investigating anyrnause for
Etta? finds: you all
prior. yourselvssiitiromaln.
' a. 30311153135; . .
\
crime of sicknessi‘ and i
nsvs'ae Miler womc oriiieaommuulty 3“ ““3 “mm” °"
army. July lam—Edward, hordeMtW-‘W‘wl‘ ‘
tcber of the ,WWMW“ V
. . I
ma .
hermamd ”VWW‘i‘w
v.
"I
u.l&.
V ~ .fi‘he’ - novel claim . that ,. h‘sr'hus
{his aunt, Mrs. Adolph Horn.
‘.
bridge yesterday. and it is hopeda'that Washington. ‘
tholoomontmiil bowsuliloiontly set to .. . ‘ '
permit th m'M-tm4highw S d . Leo Soboleski, 19 years old. nightkmg“ away. formmch'they recelv
er . . . . W, “n “Y foreman ins Morlden serene. testified Tha,m:h1y.hred dogs are‘dispose
without necessitating the detour Whichithnt‘he heardnSclluel‘or on the evening in other towns tor a goodly .considora
has. been lit-operation onflundayp ‘0," of June 7 make alleged seditious re-V ‘
several weeksp .The- Job of: rounding marks, and William Gilllspie, foreman .I mwenty-tive.Newcanalnbm"
the. corner- at the Schlichting block. of the \giuage, testified to hearing 20 to Camp DeVens on Thu
which involvestheremovalz of a fire- flchue'rer say about the something as ‘25 _ Each will he give
plum-anermohmlesmnd the,.laa- ‘ '
ing of. new sidewalks, curb and street I}; Edward J. Hickey, a gedgml agent, went from here to the var
paving. wilbnowmave theattentlon of :who accompanied Deputy, Marshal " '
Highway Superintendent *;Olmstead..Timothy McCarthy when he arrested down on the 25m are as folio
a dOmiMioiii sibllrnowsiuwllflté’v ,Qn.vMonday,'the~,i,ooal branch of the.
“Nile”! was located bu” 33“ Cross 99°11“! “3 Home serV‘Cé‘not pro-German, l, was born in this .esis Annunzlato,
. r - 1' ‘ . '93
it very hard for us to write brary building-xwhmfltas Lucy Brag» ' ;$2:§nzégv::§u:$Emlyn” “II Campbell, lr , Char!
' wietter‘asawe can only say'so‘ garhoittitheneorotarmorihei: reproach; Hickey said Scheuer... asked it he..Bucclal‘.é
«.wsitetiveuwtll be presentersmmowine mm cha gedwith mahlngthe state- garages.
. ‘1‘“, from 10i0.11.rflfhe‘purrmtoithia sec- merits .lrri disillusioned Garage, and ring} ’
re tom-:Miiingywtipn is to motionallupoasibieoid to rot said he had arrested miiispiets mother. glam Wood, Clinton
“‘9 ‘0 a“ the We olives of mendnmmaiddusins them“ Dominic J...Mitta.rese..aridr Joseph v. . 1...... ‘Pelpso. H
_ complaint], ulnn. go o, . M ,. e av , cone-.10 LUV/titers an
“‘9“ tan! ,une.n°vi..rsmsmoualm luminaries. my Mimi}:.mifiaonimimfhegomrge‘ n
'39“... receiving 1113 financial. councilman , against Scbuerer iathat he said "YoufS. fill?!“
" *W’Fh‘¢‘>mefi“M"mfltl r. 1131i)!“ 91.. (isn't trust-thosefienators in Washing- 4y.
every other ton, but Lu
. way, possible .exptessins. the Interest
tho
..,Bridxepor,t,.,.ncglected, to mention theirdnnluswflfiifihllwi
bandzv‘tact'to ,hisEWlté, Anne. She found it' n his little
“implantation was ;-brousht,;out.~out; and riled: ‘
lie rte
Nicholas Faulllaber has returned t
5New York after two works’ visit wit
it ’ing the place at Miss Helen Eve
1 Saturday inst.
George Jahobl has returned from the
Norwalk hospital, where he has been
i
under treatment for a few weeks.
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Cooper. which occurred at Walden
N. Y,, on Saturday, July ti. Mr.
Mrs. M. D. Wheeler of Valley Forge,
. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Osborn of Bedding
"Ridge have been guests of friends in
{Godfrey street.
.Bept. i. at 5 Oak avehue, Glenbrook.
M lss Helen Everett, and Joseph
The lastmeatlng' otthe pastor's.cabl- Lehotzky were married Saturday. July
net of the Norueld Congregational 6' 3‘ thalamus 0' "1“ brida's-paronts. was instrumental in persuading local
and Mrnlflqorgo ll, Everetthiilch. teen. women and children in all parts
Mine NWV”M of the city to invent the." (mail ofiollo
church was hold with Rev Charles W. Mt"
: Burt at tho parsonage. ‘ ”MM Hilhonly in
V5. .—
Mr. and Misdiawley Williams of mm“! by Rev. James
the Upper Parish have entertained M the Methodist Church; After
their sister-iniaw, Mrs. Sidney Wil-
liams. and their nephew, George Wli-V
liams, of Upton. Mass. their son‘lnw
law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A. .Rubey.IMrs.. Mary» Holmes
{and Mrs. Edward Holmes otQi'cliard
street. Norwaik. '
side at 94 (Richmond Hill.
MERIDEN POLICEMAN 0N TRIAL.
HARTFORD. July ll.-—Crowds oc-
cupied every seat in the federal court-
erloday when Herman Scllucrer, n
Moriden policeman, was put on trial
before a jury‘ charged with pro-German
and seditious utterances. Judge liar-
lan B. Howe of St. Johnsburyi Vt.. is
presiding. .Violations of the espionage '
act is charged against Schuerer, and
he isncoused of making false reportsi
and statements intended to interfere
with the operation and success-of the‘
Harry G. Kaiser. and Carleton L. ..W
ters. ’
i and. then
ed States. He is also charged with
harsh criticism of the government at. stray, our to take
the .fluid..klllill5 the animal on
tlon .. ‘
,Soboleski'dld. 3‘comtort kit, as were.
previously.
5. King.
‘iSchuerer, testified that when arrested lev G. Stevens. Irvin:
., beratlire.
lSchuere-r. said. ‘ffl‘hnt'sawhat,atellommund Hogan. Joseph M
E:Pat5y Total-o, Guiseppe
ill, Anthony __
.Anthonv Malvaso Albert»
lett'Rocco Tangorro
own“
it Wesley'Failon.
.‘gMikeJ' a». Boston bni
call. had been acting ‘Blfln
or. LEW, days, last we
.:.clar§“who.; are. acquainted
‘ {ways and. activities of , can
.~.When his pay was raised from $24,453.; the dog
9° ‘28 a “’99“: Edward vitamins «diced. oliiei oi relic
li‘olete you can trust."
linger, presumably .
, inleheiiedwtinto-oou '
‘llii tier WWW“ i
he»
‘ slain
Raymond paid Mr. Brundage $2 to (31.36 of. Bolton William B. Penning-
Here the matter dropped for a day or : a Mrs. J. (blew 9ft NQW'YN‘IL rim;
two. but the infection in Chief: asking for summation concerning an!
Schmidt’s finger caused curiosity on‘unltnown man who was killed near
his part as to whether the dog had 111-.
bles. open asking tor the head of the 1. my 12, 1917. From the description of e,
. . . . South N
Maple Firms, of this City, on about Ereight
dog, which Chief Schmidt wanted to? the dead man she has been led to he- :’ in.
send to the experiment station for ex- l liege it is her samJOhn 00191an who River, New York, at 3 oicloclg, daily.
aton. he learned that the dog has in; last seen by her in the spring of, Sundays excepted. ;
¥W§ew.m or he; .erommsmou. ' ; "
freehandshouldbekmedinmediate-i 4 ' m mm N] THE" NORWALK 15-33
humongous suiteringgiveat MI'i- .mfl . '7 “r! - - '-
’ we This was decided upon and Mr.» ominous York City- East figlfittmzfiigfim m
have this done-the price he stated? too this morning menial“ letter from bloomers ”‘Ciio” and “Armitago
Brenrley”
Freight accepted at. NorWalk and
orwglk from 7:30 to 5:30.
received at- Pier 55, East Riv.
, New York, from 7:30 a. in. tori) D-
Steamers leaving Pier 45, East.
not been killed, as was supposed. but} 1917.. He is described as being 27. _.
Macmillan. at tht Methodist pamonage,,noon Chief Schmidt received wor
Mr. and Hrs. Michael Coleman and traced ,and, according to the good dean
Madeline. or mdgeueld.‘ cription furnishe
jspent Wednesday at the home of Lir.‘one which had d
d that the dog had one of the most post
. Mrs Cook and daughter of Btalniord,‘ live cones
silent Monday with Mrs. M. F. Harm at now undergoing
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Middlebrook and,
young son of New Haven are spending RULES F0
several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. B -
Miss Helen Deverill has returned to!
alter
spending several weeks with her cou- to soldiers.”
”in. Mrs. Charles things of Harrisoni
‘ Mrs. Charles Eltinge and young son season or thgvyear, may be limited to
left today for White Plains. Before rte-.19, sing
turning home. she will visit with rein-i 50d”,
Mr." will fill all costume requirements.
{and Mrs. Fred Rockwell of Fast aVe-.
‘nue underwent an operation at the will not be necessary to bring this
Norwalk Hospital. this week. for ‘the W“‘”““’“‘ for ‘
Miss Marian Waters is employed InldIi-ltance. and who will be quartered
the Henry Plumbing Co's ofilce. ink-[at illo Maliackemo Hotel over night
rett‘ should bring their baggage with them
who was married to Mr. Lohotaky on
Announcements have been received
or the marriage of Parker Cummings
to Miss Sarah Whitehead Cooper.
F.
l
and
Mrs. Cummings will be at home alter,
E. Laminar-tutor. of Parker. Warned
,ing present. The ceremony Ina par
A. Marmiilan
‘ serum as a preventive from the dread-
ahort wedding trip, the couple will re ed- hogcholerii.
Twentyliwomen placed in the. deter—
red classes by reason of flependont
wives were reckoned . thapaatrweek. tux roads as follows:
and placed in Class l-A. according to
the announcement. of the local board;
1A.“ otlthoseecases _ late maniac
es. The men apnea ed atithosomcal
oi. tho’iocni board Tuesday. for. euro: g 108‘“ In order ,0 prevent a gem“,
inaiioni (those. trout» New. momentum. immediate, action must
womrAlbort Maurerwfloflm E. grown“
It has come to the notice of the total a
police that. there are two or worsened may prove costly, Have your my mail
going about .town injecting a fluid in o
well-bind, pedigree. dogs. which. causes
a froth at the mouth, but is in no way
dangerous, The idea is to make the land. theowner my!” { or m? “m
“YOWDBX‘ believe that the ting has 12313185.. Which
\otler todake inciting may amount
‘. ost canes
‘military and naval forces of the Unll- :?:;:::§$\:s gztlgwgrvgilihnthe goods.“
’Mifi' gutting the. (10%“, they 9”“ “P 9-,. rganlled movement must be undef-
his place, minding _ aken.
d ‘Qend'. t The Golden Association, with a view
e 31. i-oipromote foowproduotion. traumas
d of tousiatwanyzonewhmwish
Wilt sary for the inoculation.“ Theseblanka
rsdai'. 3““ ,‘
n a. sweater and;
those, boys who
' ions camps
The boys going from this
ws: Stan-
9:
Karl association 0
gets for Shooting otthismouth. "I am J, A. Anderson. Harry‘s. Buxton. Nem-
' imgroerruti. William without
11'. Macintyre.‘
Socci Carmine
Kelley; Fred W‘-
1“ opinionated-vii
Daniel r. Wll‘s edbmhe filmilyi.
c. BurOer.’m“’
5,3. grown-,vCarle-r
l, owned by ,C
39’ 5 also in agriculture.-
eir. DOB {Mirth
about the:
lnes it maid! ‘7
' .i hm _ ‘
“ted “3 ‘“°““"""9°‘“°“-‘ mandamus-us mammals, iii-Nail-
e Schmidt. in red. ‘ . ‘
received ‘a scratch
‘ ' Efrain:
liar..1.nte,r supreme in?» iii a
a inmatepnaiiitsauterfle“
'i
had beensent to New Haven aliVe,.t0' years at age. dark complexionuweights
.be experimented upon. Chief Sflhmldt'about 15‘, W3“ five feet. nine. and
di been brought to light which would
identify theman killed in this city
withtbo missing. John Coleman of!
New York.
‘irom Hartford that menus had been
.18
d, had proV'en to
led a few dayaprevi-
it was tound
lNSURE YOUR AUTOMOBJLE.
Everyone villi lidmit that what is
worth owning is worth insuring and.
in meanders of, Harm; all its. nos-
slbiLtles for loss; roperty is more
worth owning the ever. War is our-
tailiug . automobile production for pri-
ons. Upon examination.
enables. Chlet Schmidt in
the Pasteur treat;
melt.
.l’
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W! “13091110
3"!»me and him I
oar-rants; WILL mean- no
’ coLo marlin-n
ourth at Palisades Park, N J lprevaiiel w iMI‘. Brundaxe, 8nd 9V“ (Wt inch” in height. She 3n“ “gym m,“ Ital-5m“
E- J. Ryan and {.51in of New York en went so far as to get in touch with closed a picture of her son token abonti' Jul“. . an
.arc spending their vat-aim: it! the ppm. ; the Norwalk police. to locate the dos. ,9”,wa “a. . -_ mm ir‘ 1
Of his mother, Mrs, P' .Rir’an. Forest! but no “flMWt‘f’inh‘VE‘ 5:19;! “2:01? The police are investigating in or— . am“, i i, .
lthemlterm‘“ 0'” ‘m 'idertosettbemlndottfiehoutw adamant rimmed”.
Miss Helen N. Keefer of Bridgeport borneltic Animals James M. Whittle-3 ll r at ease. So m nothing has! -
isey of Hartford. On Tuesday after— ’ ' ‘ l m, :
“ ’ Vol.9 use. Thane is a pass bilit «that . . «am will
R 170 slimmer. mlglo not be 8.13181!» liaison n3“ $333332; trimming;
SELECTED MEN his‘desiroyed car my many months. ., moment storage bat {mum
”WWW” and ”memo“ “8 Pa” will We authorotiva o Vlos instill
‘ tin Fl t Page) :rlotic dutiels tgfday. Conserve the nit-'4x ”new“. .
con nod iron is - m's Hum v materials by sale- ,
.....—- guarding your mama; “cums We Isobar. so. reminded nominal:
twain/alt. destruction and unnecessary
replacement. ‘ ,
'papcr. Pohlman
Those experienced in the actual
‘ in this issue of this
6 agents, of 741
smut of extra clawing necessary
’l‘or cleanliness and. corniori at this
‘ca.
& McLean. insuranc
Washington-sweet. have a lien] story
10‘ tell to automobilists who are» noti
carrying insurance on their cars. Hot:
Sandovalong rides and overheatedi
engines cause many tires. Telephone:
163 before you take your Sunday ridei
and secure protection. - :
mv—M . l
ie change of underclotblng.
and a strong pair at shoenvwolt
“broken in." and toilet articles. While
anyold hindpt it suit and khaki shirt
i
As stated yesterday in this paper. it
til Nelda Street
3m
lteriel- ..
A rental battery for any make of an
n. hp obtained at any” time.
Fairbanks Storage
31“!“wa
WM: .33
8mm“!
Xi'an. can. become a incl patriot neat‘
winter humming oil unneededlights
these summernlghtsrl’aterson Press.
Guardian.
W“
The
Pleasure
0f «
Motoring
it. mny.thnu.‘lemned by head-
sober. mnltdngrdromrthe glare oil
the sun. Tinted lenaetsoftenthe
glare outdo riot. reduce the vis-
he induction by those
.who expect to relrr" lo thelr homes
ithat night, but those who live at a
‘Wodnesday.
{ While no ofllciai notification has
lbeen received. advanced notices give
the leaving time of the special train
from South Norwalk at 8125 ii. in.,tlnd
it. will be necessary for every man to
be at. the South Norwalk station at
least an hour earlier to answer to roll
call and receive final instructions.
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t
3.
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PIG PROTECTION IMPERATIVE.
W
in have ~8mm,,lnociiiatod at .ane.
Garden Supervisor Callahan, who
Plenum» issued a: warning in every
.Nowctiiatiyoui have
221‘
your tibcriyiilonds
WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS
[iii 60m ~00. ,
‘ East Namath
owner to take immediate steps to have
their. Valuable property inoculated with unlmmlty 0“th I r'
T? HAME R
00111th Optometriltl,“0ptioisnl
"The House of Good“ Glasses"
87 Atlantic at. Stamford, corn.
or... swimmer. mam 1397.
Veterinary 1‘. Ray :Poworshaavhooni
designated by the state to give tree
treatment, .-.wltb the exception. 0!. the
actualroost of the serum. The warn:
important to Pig ‘pwnoro.
We wore recently startled to hear
of an outbreak of. hog cholera in Stam-
tord. A law had, cases havnlaloo been
The statelawoonoerningtbllimat-v. - 1- ‘
etei- provides: that theistate will stand m .
the expense of having the pigs inocu-
cost is comparatively- sums: , ' ,
ing to about sixty cents'nnd-up- ,_
wards. aceonllngto the-weight ot~.tha . Worm
ills-s iniordcr to do themwor .nloat st- . ..‘ _ . ...~
dunner. findiwith ins tenacdeiay. an W3
zliilifl'lfiiLllitiR
,
.4
88M) insure
thoweolth ot their pigs. Application
blanksimust ho tilled out by the own-
ersin order to obtain the serum v-necesé-
1*
malt beobtained at tbozoflloe of tho; .
association, at uiiwtiliistreet...£leo?
give. this matter. your immediate atte -
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