in getting the boat ready for use.
turnedfrom France with the 68th .C. A
" i~g‘w~=!tobobackinlhegood..oldUS
A.
zero. 1918.
, __ the day the armistice was signed.
.— 5- . ._..-
- no». completion.
...._.
Charles Hendezton, who is. Sll‘It'TaP-‘I-
l mono role
She was riding when a blast
already fractious steed,
Darien.
frightened her
f" ml excellent il-miee at;-
m 1’ “- " l 3. ‘.. "l' I -
he "km” ' 3' ‘ ‘ K wit became unmanageable. Mr.
. ’ ‘3 II“: I ‘ Q 7' Y U r v
YIaclt‘t “hm I‘m” h w W ’ ‘ ‘ _ " Lari: went to her assatance in his
annual meeting 0" til: 3t "’1:"ll’l. anion ’0 ’giariijnp.
be held on. maxi Tuesdav .. ulna. __ ___~_
'- v‘s ‘Ef’d’w
.. Match 18, at thn l {ii-w o" The Corha'n . - , ..
Company. 126 “‘12.. Jr-ztrm drum. The , . ' .
oficorn for the urn-wt 'v-z'm v-‘i' he .3??? I. :. . %;é
" . elected and z: z:tlz:‘.‘ex of E151w'v'izit 3:63.94 .C:.; 3;.“125- . fill-mg ‘3
matters relative to tho futun- of me 2- .
club will he discussed, I. MW.0-~\MM4 Who‘s.
Rev Howard M. Benn-.liaf, :1 {owner .MK and M”? Harold Mead “33:”!
East 1",anka bnY. Who I: .5 been in- With relatives in Bayonne, N. J.. over
aged in Y. M ' A. “‘2’" .2. ,4. the Week-end.
F nor: for the :42: may, -.-_m .»-- (.7 . .
fill: expelencl,-.-: :vm‘nens at, Utr- Fast 3‘5; D‘ R" MQFFH“ . 33““) “‘35 been
Avenue fillethodis. church on S'l. 2 iiifl. q‘me m at her $0313.31 ‘1 33" ”feet home
evening. .A lame ('OnCl‘O'..ll:;0n i.- (4:- for the past week 18 moth better.
peeled to bexpresem to listen to the
war fixperiences of the local “‘1'" man
whose talk is Eure’lo be of interest to
all.
Miss Elsie “'heelor enturtained the
B. B. Sewing Club-lit her home in Hoyt
street. Monday evening.
Michael A. Frattroli has purchased
rhl: pool room interests of Henry Lap
pitnlo. and is now conducting the bus-
ill-‘55 in the Odd F410W5' Building.
Aid rm-t- .'v n." tho East.
:ll‘t-llnl'e
Tho~badio:<'
Avenue Mettmdist vi:
a supper for the mem‘
”n w‘ii
.. r
: wf'l
tlw- f‘l r-
tanru'y canvass-in: team: at ‘llf‘ church
tomorrow eveninr :u‘ C ".l 0 Work it Ansel Jones of Bridgeport spent the
11:9 conclusion of the supper . “inch on ck end with his mother at the home
will consist. of dr-lilzimts halo-n pm- of his sister. Mrs. Myles E. Adams in
ducts from the ovens of ll‘P, ladle-i, the Hoyt street.
members of “the learns will Witt-n to
aniaddress to h- dPlTWrro'd In the
Rev. k. '2. Faust. of New York ell“,
who will discuss on Centenary work.
.‘ .3
The Laymen's Day service held in
the \l. E. church. Sunday. was very
well attended. considering the wry
———.stonny1v€atgler.. 5 ;
Thamemhers of the Norwalk Conn~ ' . 1—- _ ,5 i!
try club havp received a (-ordipl in" l- The epidemic of influenza Wins 10
1m to be the guests of the Black have struck Vista. as there area larzo
M: Cotmtn club. of Bridzezmrt. on number of Cdses reported in tha' ham-
m outlay evening at its St. Pa- let. So far all are getting along woll.
‘tflck’rrnlght party. 'R. C. Millard.
.L- ”twig; the popular steward of the The first degree was conferred upon
’ _ W Country (‘11th i: now nsso- one candi late by “'ooster Lodge. 1. 0.
1:15:05th the Bridgeport organlza- 0' R. Monday evening. The same de-
um and is receiving much commenda- gree will be conferred next Monday
um for his fine management of af— .etening.
fail-sand the pm- excellence of his
raisins. ‘
' '. —
The Fellowcraft Club masquerade
ball will take place in the town hall.
Thursday evening. and
Johannes Brugtze. of " New street.
ipwfllaknovn resident of the third (“5' indications, there will he a large at-
w! [or the ”3‘" several vears and tendance. A number of persons will
1919 has brrn :n the employe of J. be masked.
Whoa Marvin far tho past eighteen
yours. was found dual] this morning
Milieubasement of E. E. Gorham’s
mgge'a death was due to heart-fail-
. ya, having been taken with- an attack
urine was gnawing the (We in the
“Ming for the nigh”. He is sum it;-
. Gibby his wife, three dam-liters Doro-
' 3 m -and.Ca.rr.ie Brugge. and one
John Brughe.
Mrs. Charles Brondhurst, who m
turned to her home from the Stamford
Hospital on March 2. where she under-
went an operation. was obliged to gn
back to the hospital on Friday for fur-
ther treatment.
"l" “‘m‘ R Eltinlze and family will
more into his newly purchased resi-
dence on Hoyt street about April 1.
Mr. Eltinge bought the place occupied
3 l” " last elel an \ears bv George B.
Smith
“FAKE" ASPlR-lN
~ WAS TALCUM
are complaining that
iidgeeee are eating up all the oys—
. ,I apt-escallop sets and they think
Msougbtto be done with the.
{Therefore Insist Upon Gen-
uine “Bayer Tablets
of Aspirin”
The Standard Buttet and F353: L
Eng: storm in Norwaltt 3:75 8mm:
'. :»have loosed M. C ngens 1
re; on Roivayton avenue and this
. will: be ready for occupancy by
firmware. W'llliam H. Farrell of
Wk: Yacht club, who-now re
. 1% Sound “Beach is having his
‘auxillary-sch‘boner yacht “Mys-
, mud in commission and in-
tospend ‘a goodly portion of the
' {downer on board of her.
Millions of frat “ ”'1“-
iets were sold by a Brooklyn Manutac-
turer which later proud! 0 m-
posed mainly of Talcnm Powder.
‘Baxer Tablets 0: Asp "in" 'he tine
genuine. American made and owned
Tablets are marked with the safety
'Ba‘vei- Cross "
, W Mitts large steam yacht: Ask tor and then insist upon “Bayer
It," which was given to lbw-Tablet of Aspirin” and always buy
t for use in the war. was them in the original Bayer package
.9.
in norplnood in. shape,- fgnmosage.
no tberowtll‘be-ouuidembledeky
Private Louis C. Osborne has re.
turned to his. home in Danbury after
spending a vacation at the home of
his sister. are. Fay Webb of Railroad
avenue. Private Osborne recentiy re-
C..'Heavy Field Artillerv. and savs he
He railed from Fort Wright. July
with the 68th C. A. C., and
his troop was moving for the front line
'1,
h t" a... m 3 ”ARIEN 3
s ‘ . .
. fl-“__. I . .
-Gontrndtnr Frederick J. Hodges. of Q, . ,
Float street. is now constructing a fine 1 AND
. "W residence for himself on First '1
~wleet which he will occur: nutter I:
J .r.
”“’ “‘35
Hall. ntrSt. madam -
in; will get. better acquainted. and:
purpose of studyinsthe, Bible
in with influenza.
covered and returned to camp.
the lake has b on aura-re? n
ter. Skating fit the:-
ice soft during most of the time.
week from "al: 0!
jams-9mg '
Kelley. known as “Sham"
» Mr. Del‘erill left Brest “Sham" was on ' ' 3 .
the road to recovery, and very likely
effort to bring about :- "M"“ '
“'ASHINGTON March 1" a ~Strik-
ing street milm employee of Ne-
dark. N. J. and the Public Service
corporation have. been invited to sub-
nllt their conuoreny to In.» F’oy L1 ’
bor Board with an agreement to“ end
the strike pending a decision.
It was announced at the Boards
headquarters today that Hm ‘Vl‘l'fiflfl'!
was sent late last night. after moon:
had been recr-ived that var r “in" n
to ehe New Jersey counties wen paral-
yzed. No mph. had been received.“
either- side.
WATERB'JRY MAN DECORATED §_
' Sergeant Frank 13. Dee of lVa‘n'burV
has been awarded the Distinguished
Service cro>s, o War donut/imam an-
nouncement. says today. The un-
nouncement follows:
The co'nmandcx in «h‘.- . in “to
from present nflluo of the President in»; :2'" 3rd '1! Staten. The way 10 3“ ahead or "18'
the llislinuu; shed Scull-e c 053 to the
lollowinz named officer for ‘he not 02
extraordinary heroism deserved after
hi5 name:
Sergeant FRANK E. l‘l-ZE. Ootllmn)
l. 107th infantry. A. S. No. lleflf‘J
For extaonh‘narv herioan in action
near Roomy. France. September, 23
1918. \Vhen :ho advance of his pla-
toon had been held up by direct ma“
chine gun fire. Sergeant Dec. severely
wounded during the advance. went. on:
in plain view of the enemy.- pulled.~the
pin of a grenade with his teeth. and.
throwing the bomb with his left am.
pm. the gun; and its crew out of ac-
tion. Home address. Maurice E.
Dee. father. No. 4 Pearl Lake street.
\Vaterbury. Conn.
A GOOD SALESMAN.
Mrs. Ladybird was very proud of
her feet. They were carrying her very
evening at which time those attend-
possible, a class will be formed for tile
Mr. and Alta. Wflliam Potter 19-!
turned this week from their visit with
their son. Dr. Roger Potter at Bar.
onne, N. 1., where the latter was quite1
Dr. Potter has re»
The dam in Mead‘s Memorial Park‘
has been opened, and the water fromI
run out.
after being impounded during the win-
park did not
amount to murh this season, because
"of weather conditions. which kept the
It has been learned. during the past
Devorill. who has
1 France that James
Kelley,
if
i
l
—"-—- “Q
ins: R. C. Millard as Simon (‘5 .t the ““’ “ ._L “ ““ we..- * crl‘ivaT Isgprneumonia. and 0
*‘Norwalk Country club. h t5 t2. r-l‘od up- A young lady who at present resides that for New , .2: ants no 130988 were
I1!!! his new dutie: and will conduct the at Darien, would have mg: with a Bert. entertained 10" ‘1‘” :‘SCDVCY'Y at the
main! of the club in "m ‘ him! one accident but for the timely assist— base hospital. .“bmim was to have "3' '_ . 5
3 class manner and \. ili prov-tile th~ u:- ance of Clarence M. “'ol'th. also of turned Iwnb 3:25 - ”171ml“. hill 000“ I
.u -:. not. owm: :u 3:: :Ilrtt‘s‘s. In. t before ‘ J
l
q .
l" _.
’12.; 31’- \ aohington Sire~t ' '
i
5.. put.
0!:me THlS TREE PEST.
rat— the royal-au—witli a beatnik)! “BUY
The Time to Do it ls Just Before coat. of fur, Huddonly leaped. upon my hflcmr CLOTHJNG
59"."; Lm. 1 Quiet: nudged him off my 'AND “03% ‘
Just before small! DWI” 18 3 KW knee. To my surprise he leaned W We P” m Bria“.
Nine to swat. the mom“... a... it can. or! the lung-t 1mm Wgtengvgau
.. a l. W. in The thing uttered an exclamation.l .
New England. Middle Atlantic States, The King -_-. ll. . 7. . 58 WMSL,50Mllevnlk.
and. in fact as far west as the Misaiso- though he hung on for dear life. The-—
lppi river except in the nouthem King laughed heartilv. I said: .
“Your majesty. this. means either
pL-‘L. accoldmg l0 euioulthoglols of the very good or very bad lucli Mar . I .
l'nlted states Department 0t Agricul- ocmmon cause. I 01.” CARS-
tuic. is to noéover the trees now and. “It is rely good luck for me." replied ,
‘ (lost my the egg masses on Ideal. other the K1ng."—-Nationak Republican. 5 . l
by hand gathering and burning oxglly _..._... - -_ , Sell ynnrroldoantothe Budge. g
dauhing them with a mixture 0]. (neo- ——Sentinel Way Aarfgnispnlpnts I’ port Auto Wrecking 00., corner l
sote and turpentinek Cities baIdlIy at» “rein“: m bring the best results oh i mm and cm at!” W
flicled often can ma 9. success it Its-O lainable
or school children in campaigns of - --__ M0?- PhoneBamnmm-a.
gathering these egg massed. if. in. ”_" ”WW 5 Second hand m fulfil-u“
stead oi: burning. the eggs are placed fl “5' make of “In
in barrels or boxes snugly covered
with wire screen or clo.h of a mesh
fine enough to retain the caterpillars
that come out, many parasite inseam
will be released which will help oon~
trol the pest. Other timely suggev. M GLASSES
lions of. the entomologist are: Spray
with miscible oils. following manurac- my seem at first thought an ex-
luréns' direction; trees: and bushes in- travagxnce. But. if you consider
fected with scale insects; 3‘“: out and
en once
burn lilac stalks infested with borers- a” annoyance “‘1 moonv
burn fallen leaves and twigs that. stu- you would be put to if your Only
mpldly at this juncture towards a fered during the past summer [mm 1 H you fill d- . '
boot establishment. On . making 1 air h! "k” I m . 2
._. , . leaf-blotch and twig girdler; hickory m me. _~ ~
.-.nm\n her requirements an assistant trees infested with mam“, barkhaetle ily see the Rm 0‘ having — 1
brought out a sol ’ctlon t . ‘ ‘ *- 3Mm .; 1...'.-.. ‘
her m try on. t 0 Shoeb for should be cut and burned or otherwise “Bum D . . “I
"That's mange madam " aid be disposed of before spring; overhaul “13111100111113 01!!
3 ' ' spraying apparatus in preparation for 8:3! mm. . - ~13: Hops
after many vain attempts to fit her,
"One of your feet is larger than the
Other.“
This was. too much for his custom-
er. Bristling with rage, Mrs. Lady»
bird left the store and sought another.
But. here again no goods displayed
proved entirely satisfactory.
“How curious, madam!" exclaimed
the assistant at length. “One of your
feet is much smaller than the other ”
And, with a beaming smile. Mrs.
Ladybird bought. two of the most ex~
pensive pairs—Answers.
“Man is a creature of routine. Goes
to work and then goes home.”
“That-”st right. If Shakespeare were to
tothe owner a: month which~contains proper directions ands-mm what would we do with him?"
"Donna.
Mob: Aspirin is the trade mark. commit». family volume of lamina" and men mks We
‘ anotMde don” the. book.” '
n.
“Get him to new the
THAME R
the spring and summer work.
O‘codu'. Oil Hops
CAT JUMPSON KING'S BACK‘
A mt may notably look at. akin? “The: m d: (90‘ 21186."
but may even jump on his back and 3? Atlantic St, ” Stamfor:
sink his claws intorhis shoulders-4f Chen 3;; pt... 1mg odor-k: El. 139:
he is the King locality. in proof Cap-l
tatn Charleen Marianna, meHilly in
charge’ oi American propagtnda in
Italy. told Italian editors who tender-f
on him at a uinnor recently the Sim'
of the cat that jumped on King Viol
1
Map Wringers of all descriptions.
It's Em If It’n Ransom
25. W 6:. 80. Namath:
Pm Delivery. Phone 521
’ om'
Cream of Masts-d
25c Size
It
2mm DRUG: STORE
43 Washington at.
tor Emmennel.
l “The King was m. enough to;
invite mt‘ to dine with him and hisl
suite at his 13¢:qu near Paduafl
Captain Merriman said, ’1 baths long;
com creation with him before “dinners: .
”were?“ my 1%!!! Hair.
'l
l
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l
l
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l
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sitting at his .153“. a. large. Maltese ‘
V,
. frat—- ”my”
‘
CARE .oii
015: :5
he will be. in line Slates fihortly. *' is one of fill? 510‘ "a 7“ 3:10 12 :n
' 'u L .t q l
JERSEY TROLLEY “mm" M
% , SE? Ry [CE STOPS reasonable 1 :i;-;1_
tCi‘tfliillmd From Page One) 0 mere ate engagemellts FULL SIB: TC'Y‘CT' j"? "I
NEW‘ARK. :x'. J. .tlarch l3.—Strecl CAP PU“ 7*
(:zzr hEl'.'l' ‘ i" H‘swi l \ur 0m New ,. __ . .
letsey «-ouni;e.~' .. pmxmu again or “Osier nowseWiVeS From ~1>~~= 7‘ 2
111;: 3. ;.3’?.->:;:1'::..; .' «'-' ..
Colpora'ion alum: plot to f‘lIt’Ta‘ a In any colt. ‘
few (tars with own «2‘ n' W“ r'fn- it! :o-
join The- st glitz: luff-when 12nd . , - . , .- - , "7 ‘3' 7' .. ‘
conductors. .sz .. _. mp. :thln the {Boston 3:...t'sce has 21:55 2..- ml: or cab-met offers so mam SULmS ~- 3 ~ ’
til by the uni. do)" hill? “3!) tan: ' e 239 ' tween ‘17.. 'eosary 15L. n- ~’- .' ~ 87-95 '3‘ ' 3
mm until a 53.2.1523" m..- I III“ ill b . . .. tIIII . 7.. . thlEtXl itdtu res. .\o other equals -
an. ll... 4- .m: .~. e 953" ‘9‘“9‘3" l‘ *533” ““3”“ .. fiSiCl‘ 5f! e construction Yet Hoos-
‘dlly the first do)‘ of flu. ~-:--l‘='rx t'l- W'Oi'k and . . 538:1. Rd recrea ‘5... prices are moder (8 .d t‘l ._ BABY YARDS. {C 3.3: 3‘ KID‘S—I.
{:g"'*;:f;f; ‘gi‘;;‘f,"“fl;,;.;:f,.h-.' .. ' ‘ng? f.r.:;urs .ha v. :13 .2 save in or . . ‘ a a“ ‘9 “erms KOOPS, HIGH or»
about .350 cars “13h" (im'l'.t‘1-d. ; J “13111:“ 3- 3L3"! {Hental fithi 3 9'15}. EVERYTHIKG 3 C“ .239 T1". 5
The strike. which has been, "riualiy g 3 . ‘ .. ‘ .
mm, (mm .MemI has bmm “a a. ll I“ be (me dollar outs any model In your cons-oar,
large number of‘ anmmnmuw ”Jana Tz‘li * .. .a lass“ "5:-
other conveyance: 1o (2!; t..£ Riven»: i')fl:~ W 101112 CON"?
4‘ . ' Q , . y o . {‘ ' . '7‘ v' .I 3'17”“."7
‘m'r'i'ié‘ifi-mm. mmm. a.» m... giences. cnI was at In halt email weekly payments soon pay the _°PEN A CHM": : :;_;
.izamated Antimony: of 5:. m: rdemee .1. - 535' mm drllr’: balance. Come and see your Hoosier
Electric Railway Emblnyos. llsv3.;gm;.houm ' ,
rmgflition of their union. t‘rznc‘s‘ ‘“ ‘
llird. telleral medid'or. was: ~'n ,"n \
ference today with loaders: of " n tw- ;
or“ and offirial‘l of the come :n'-' in ani
Jterlin5 i' umiture Co.
Phone‘105
“THE BLOODéTi“ *‘ t
Birthstone for M-.:
Who on this world of cl.
eyes
in March first open shall be ' ‘
In days of peril firm and ‘..‘ .
And wear a Bloodstr: -: 'm-F
grave.
BRANDS
The Jew: r, S a 6 Where Quah .
ll H-gher Than Price
Washington St. South Norwaiv .
)
Mimi-tan. and Opticians Dilution Dust Cloths
Everyone moderately Priced .3
Albert P. Gehehc j
l
THE B ARD“ ARE 5
AUTO St PPLY C0.
42 Water St.
Phone 12154:. So Nowdh C‘I:
Magneto Bans. Starlet 8
Generator Brushes
Gm
Vacuum Oihls and I,“ P..
Sooony Gasoline and Kenn: .
Auto SuppIéIles, Tires and To
-- 5:.)
REE AIR
G. H. Hcdenberg. Pruv
Government Reporo.
”Tax lists, etc.
ere. much: easier to male:
properly kept books.
BOOKKEEPIXG
' and
ACCOUNTINL
is taught at t
o m...-
mlt swings
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