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Alien here I am again.
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Ice Dodd is holding an inter-cit
pool tournament in his Brunswick P11; —
“1111‘. .'Hairy France
43051011 club and sign‘
[111' three ye are.
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1nzee announced that
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‘1 leaves here tonighl‘fo join
1 lax-01‘s of the club at their
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I have a permanent job on this pan :9 lors on South Main street.
to you on sports of. all sorts alum-w.
every night. Be sure to watch Irisns
opinions and his gossip. It's for your
benefit and 1111 donations kindly re
ceivcd. ’
It is rumored that
doing some great mitt‘worlt in the tier.
vice and is planning to reenlel
3squared circle in Htiiis section of the
Ayrault is grooming his state when his enlistment expires
l “Smilel‘”
big
now and will hand the real dope out. crowd watches the games ev'eiy night.
Benny H'el‘tl‘: ‘
the East Norwalk Marine, has been
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That' s the best news we have heard In; '
1111111 assorted 1:11.31 ”1: ll be pinmen for their match with Cornon‘s
ilirr'c Stars from Bridgeport on 'luurstlu-y
nil'o $27,000(f01' the
some time. Wouldn't it be great i
get a clean scrappy glove artist in (b
. night Daie \Villiams Leo Gonch Joe 9
-——————-—————- iTaylor and Mad Green will lzelp game to represent Noni-'11! kugsin.
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‘INDEPENDENT TEAM .'Smiler up hold Norwa 11's 1 314mm“; Another Bowling match between “I
LOST TO GLENBROOK xi'sitmg are all well known
1~ Girls Independent basket ball
=11 from Norwalh high school were
-u:ltr~d 1111 Saturday 01111111115 by the
211111111101»; Girls" (mm by the score of
no sinuches.
'11 11 ..: . -; . .v ' 1 1 Red Allen. the. popular lightwumht
:11‘11'1F1l1' .1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1- 'l,1'-:1:;1':~' 21:11, {Izmir of Nru'u'alk, is considering the chal- Sentinel ““919 811191th scrmsnnd is‘1.
\\;1,31'<51 .1 1,1, .1 11:11:» crowd (,1: 19111:. hurled at. him by Young Carter able to placeieither a. three or five
~ 211111111; \\"1111111 lulu “filmy (1i Simple: '. UH‘ 11H" 11 5' h-T...‘v (ho man team on the alleys.
_ We : inle1fe1'ence by the police made filled
artists and quite a 1'.ep for pl .l\\'055 on
the alleys. but Siniler and his bols are
.ictor, “1111.11 \ 'ould 11.11 1‘ been the
Sentinel and the Hour would not 1;“
the Bronx lost the last series. 111
boys from this sheet taking
games of the two ntyone played. Tb
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out of order. The newspaper men 1:10:11
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1.1 sumo 11111 1111- odds Worn just rlturned '110 11 111' erscns duty as -1 nad 8'11"" 'O‘L‘dl {an SUDllmtml him H“;
"w-11111111! use”... 11,051. 511-01111- gob and claims that while. fighting is st 11 5111115111 11 fast pace W." now
- 111.. 13111111» 11:11.: 1051. )undcr English rules be scored three he is cavertmg behind a Inalwsans"
: mm 111 1111» high K. 0's. T111111:- nice. 1 ‘ bar instead of inside “'1' square-1 (‘1':
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111 11.1-11- lino. nid.ti1n(; Billy Misk has fully recovered the —-~—
use of his left' hand which he broke in All credit to the Girls Independent
his mix-up with Tom Cowler on innu- team at ill? Norwalk Hi8?!
my 11 and is leady 10 meet rmy fighl- They togethei stand on that $7 dispute
Jess Willard and stick to it. It. is regretted that the
Billy would only students 111 the 11111111111121 “110'
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downward—N. Y. Sun.
school '
Going over the huldles is easy if you know how
'vl".\':ll'll positions in
11-1'1'1» much credit
1.11:. 1111 11m floor, We 1.111 5.11me 1111.1 111111-11 :11 1111; bot- be discouraged SO-
w! l-‘lm'unce' Oswald 1111- of the ladder and worked upw.axd but. admin: their pluck. They were :1
1.11 11111 other end At plesent be is about tines-quarters bit unfortunate on Saturday elelllns
211.1111. 111111 were 01 1111. \1 '1.» up but is still la.- from Ike 111111 last :1 111111 3111‘ no to 1111‘111113 from
'1 1:'l\' Sachs Allpr— (Op. Glenbrook.
find it very" helpiul'il headherred to “'1' to encourage clean Sports should
No one can help
Miss Mary Boyd of
the University oi Southern California, does know how and was the winner
of the hurdle was at Agrecenl track meet held by the girls attending 111211
institution. Such meetlgwero a novelty to‘them but with all the boys in uni-
form they thought i! was 1111.111 them 1 o uphold the athletic record of the uni-
versity. Some athletic-"Coaches and 1 porting writers may find fault with
Miss Boyd's style 01 form in hurdling but she certainlv nukes sure 1113.1 she
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in the construction work
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pervislon of. Unit. P, which besides the York. fdr the summer
.11_\' March 24.—Trial- of included fifty buildings 53111140
1 d ‘1 each On-e housing 200 soldiers.
' ' " “Flag? 5?: 111:1 11- total of 10, 000 men.
~111111‘us 3111.0 1e 11- At times
1111 Baseball League Club him.
feel,
or,
the famous experimental
1.1 former Federal League of<
11 13‘ ordered today to begin to-
. '1lre111c C'oult. amount of lumber
ligation is similar to 111111 in
:11 district coutat Philadel-
r -.1-_:1 ago 111111.11 was halted a number of small centracts, and look-
ol‘ trial. The Baltimore ing for bigger ones.
1111 actual loss of $300,000 6mm" w°ddm~° '"mma' ”fa"
ment in that city.
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. .1 1 k, the ”flee- fuld pen. one of those delightfhlly informal 110m
she-11111111 111w ey affairs where the neighbors and
' near friends, many of them continued
m since their early married life will be,
-i ll ant Ads Wot Wonders entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
. ‘ and their six children who. are all liv.
1 1 ' .ing and all able to be prosont this at
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IN E NAI‘ MIH8 11111111011 for the older people. 0119 fill
those famous Wilson suppers at the
301': Drexel proper tlmé, am. a good old fashioned
Ty‘rrells merxlmaking in the evening.
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5'their birth, Edward L. Wilson. Mrs
ith une, Ira. B. Wilson. Miss: *Ma-
bel J. Wilson, Arthul 1‘. Wilson;
lMiss Gladys E. W’il‘son.
! Then than: are nine grandchildren,
and two great grandchildren.
There -w1ll be a. social time this alt--
111 we'll Duum
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'ofliceré’ quarters and other building
nional and American League Then he 100k up the construction of
camp at
Lakelw,ood N J. ., including the model 119 u, hr
hospital and then was ordered to
.11 before Associate Justice Staf- Bridgeport, where he “as in command
1 11113 [115mg of ( olulnbia (11911.01 the men checking out the immense
used in the com-1
munity houses built by. the gov'ein-l
Now he is home again figuring on
The celebration of the Golden Wed-
11151uptl0n of the Federal ding begins this afternoon and will be
Wilson.
temoon They are in the, order ‘01.;-
and ._
~Mrs. Harry Scoville is entertaining
'her' mother, Mrs.‘ Marley, and sister,
he had 2,500 men under Mrs. Whitefield, of New Haven.
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Mr. and Mrer. H; Adriance, who
nrlimr a we ' Atlantic
City, returned to New. Canaan last
Week. '
Goodrich Murphy has returned from
the Kent school to spend his Easter
vacation with his parents in New
1 Canaan.
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‘ Mrs. Marshall Stearns and family
have opened their home in Oenbke
avenue, after spending the winter
months at the A1711le annex.
after undergoing an operation at the
performed by .Drs. White and Sherri“:
Roger Potter has received his hon-
orable discharge from the service and
arrived at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Potter on South
Main street, ‘Wednesday evening.
5 Howard and Kenneth Grupe and
Birdsell Stevens were among the sol
1‘11. lime 1111’s Fenwick Bookman'a‘re
Upton. where he had the persomn‘ 1511- among the early arrivals from New
Mrs. Hugo Bauer has returned home}
Stamford Hospital. The operation was;
I charge 111111 each. time was. oral: red to
l contribute to 111:. wife’s support- He “'9 "F; a“ 1111 w" “m“ W‘dfl'm
J doesn’t topple the hurdle.
late Lewis Provost. It will probably
’ be called to take place in a couple of
_ weeks. The caucus will be held in the
'_t0}€.n hall 11111111111; next week 'Wednps
day it 8p. 1111.. .mhen 11911111111111.1111 will
be: model? The only one who lips been
mentioned .59 logical”. 08190 is John
H. mare. although. there are rumors
like
llamas on lb“ 595"?“ Glory and
of another appearing “‘ m“ 1““ mountains employment of theindlvid.
moment. no
1" It America is to retain her leader-
lamp among the peoples of the world.
immediate resumption. on a large er
5 !scale, of prewar 11111111111111 activities?
As a result, of a complains 11111111 by to insure Chalmefit o“ worthy labor
his. wife, Carl Funk of. '36 Non: 1111.11»t m the maximum, is necessary
field avenue. was arreste‘l Saluulzw at‘l Rehabilitslion 01 every description,
ternoon on the charge oi.1i..1_1—suppn1'l..: painting, (318381118 .“3' rambles and
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A wal'lanl for Funk's 3111- n; “as [3- impmfing hwm* summsmad: round sum
sued a number of days ago but as fire at once 20311119.; 11th compete}.
man was absent from the city ll would; (or the world's commerce with broken
not be served. He 1"'e-appear'1 in 111:- down machinery in 1111591911911 build-g;
city again; on Saturday afternoon and lugs or willing lnadegu‘nte force \‘
was immediately placed under an'l'esti
arraigned We quge George H Vqs. Greets: things are expected from us
burgh this morning grid the man' 5 past; The? Will beficmllfiw. ll flame
record was W
that. he was an old 'OKOW having mans WW9 5H9 did not exist during
'been brought :into. the Imbcom-t on '38“ “W ‘3 ken: 31.4% in QW- 111-
two previousloccaslonc on the same dustrinl 3W Cam Md I!“
rsmdshouldqpmshonldortowin
accep‘ted to the court's orders fora Shoulder tnrwin in. peecenu comr-
fiaw weeks and 111611 downed tire cial immune. 11. Bolmmmm m
practise. This. time he would”, “1.6.6- Pbymt are. Wed in- it» very be:
posit $111 welfly with one: PW ginning
ton who would 1111-11 it over. to 111111 ' "Wau- 3. Employment 91mm
Funk. and upon the nmfiympnt ol' and its bur-ecu for returning soldiers
the weekly amount Funkrwill be sen ”Rd 5339“ and; mnemting agen-
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STRENGTH of
TEE NA1F1®N .1
Great thing}; have been accomab- _;
by Patrolman Funk Stratum. H11 was- ad by this generation 0‘ Americana-f
It; was found 59““ 0‘ "I!“ll'mflmfl” which thfi Ger.- 5
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-:.1. Neuralgia and Con-
:‘1 1' trying many reme-
ldi‘ers who returned from France 111m 1
; ing the past week. They are looking
In the Indian Tribe one finds the in the pink 0: condition, and are re-
“Medicine Man" —- one versed in the lating their experiences. .
INDIAN Ml-zelcmé MEN
peclally, in the hllly— acuity towards.
den are placing 100, 000 persons in elm
I ploynieni every week and this din-lag.
a Wuhan a surplus of labor is re-
ported in every community
This is a service for returning sol-
enced.to a term in Jail.
In some parts of Austria. and e51.-
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healing art of roots, herbs, leaves and
'barks._ In thcs e be discovers-emolients,
as'ti'ingenls. laxajives and tonic's. all of
which ai'e=1irepared - and offered "to suf-
ferers among the tribe. To such good,
old—fashioned roots, and herbs Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, the
most efficient remedy in the world for; 1
female ills. owes its success. For ,
'fortyrfive years. itj-has been restoring
the women of America to health, 1111111
it is now recognizedns the standard
remedy.
‘J. B.L. Cas-
using it ten or"
‘ 1'11111 it most benefi-
11ilments have dis-
1-njoy excellent
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in Nature’s
by internal bathé»
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forming mannér‘.
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million keen.
testify to!
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York, a specialist.
4.1.11: 1‘111 271 vears, and
1.21: and e\plained b! telda
‘ _»111 sloles in Vew_ 1
will be glad to give
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3.11111 01' Today Is 01115!
'il-ienl.“ whichis most"
2W1 will tell, you '
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The next soldiers’ and sailors' dance nary “3‘01“ 9" eating arsenic, one Of. greatest éupport;
will take place in the town 11a.11,Ap1-'1'i“he most; deadly new There. now.
4. Smog orchestra of. Norwalk will
furnish the music. The next dance
given for this benefit will takeplace
on Easter, Monday, April 21.
A1. a joint meeting of the. selectmen
and the borough board list Friday1 '-
evening” the selectmen agreed. :-to pay.
the borough its» proportion :11: the speév
cial road tax, together with the inte
est which amounted to $1894. 7.7.1
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"from the 10mm or the WW Gen- and its 1111mm or. recruiting new.
Hung”! there exists a}? exhaordix diets- and sailors and is worthy of the
e1e1 th p nts are SO accustomed Business men 11111111111: from one to
" e ease. thousandsoxemloyeeswmbedom
to its use that they are able to take a big public service by listing their are
huge quanfitleimut “Y ham» “ll quirements with the nearest U. 8 E111-
they assert that the 12111119911311; beauty ployment -Sen‘lce Office ‘ ' wells
of their women toll: is entirely due to for returning soldiers
conning: dragging with arsenic. 1 pllcangm. ore. from the
Military men here are .l'blerestrd 111.3 7 ‘~‘
unitea’sgagassmy that mm 1111111111ng 4'
The first day or spring was the 1111's; 2 a; 331) malls 0‘ W11
of the session thus far, and one my
almost see the green grass spmuling’
from its winter covering, While the
rolling could be seen everywhere: The. '
plows and spodlng longs are busy now.
andall talkie of gardens.
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The friends of Mrs. Sylvester sen; " - - ‘
ington will regret to learn that she
passed away on Saturday evening as
ter a. long illness. Funeral services,
, will beheld from the Darien Methodist
church. Wednesdny afternoon at 2
o'cloék. Interment will be in Union_
cemetery, Romyton. ‘ 1
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Sylvester Remington or this place,
1 who has been in st. Luke's Hospital in:
: New York for several weeks, having an;
3 three operations for cataracts on his
g1eyes,hu:s improved strfllciently to be' Cream 0: 31111341333311
1 removed to. the home of his niece Mr81250 Size
. Harry Street on West Side avenue Ill t
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'5 was a great shock to Mr. Remington to
: learn of the death of his wife, who has
been ill for a long time, and whose £111
ncl'al will be held on “’edne'sday from
1111», Darien Methodist church. E
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Private Joseph H..Fahey. 20th-Engi-
her-1's, arrived home here late Friday
: afternoon from Camp Merritt for a
brief furlough. He. expects to be dis-
charged soon. Joseph is in good
health. following an attack 0'! influ-
enza. and he is very glad to be home '
“in God's country,“ he says, after over
11 year of service at the hudest kind
or work in France. His division was
used principally to keep the A. E. F.
5 water supply in good condition.
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MIG-MING PWTURE TREAT.
The Ladies Visiting Board a! the
Horn“ Hospital have a rare'tr'oat in
store «for the lovers of good moving4
pictures. W the kind generosity
m Gallium“! Mr who 11111:
map use of their "that”: for
Sunny April 6‘, alter-noon and ever
in. them wills“ the following pic
lures for benefit of the Ladies Board 5'
treasury. Billy 'Burk'e in "Goodness 1 ’
" Gracious Annabelle.” and Vivian Man
tin in “A Petticoat Pilot.” with a come-
1.1111 picture and Travelogue. The
priceo: admission is 201: for the mall-i
noomdfifi cents for the evening. It. is
hoped there will be a largevaitendance
that the India: will" realize :11 goods
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East I.“ meat if you feel Backachy “in
or have Bladdcr trouble. the m, for the double” fogs
No man or woman mMmeat rev nutshell;
gularly can when mistake by flash;
lug the kidneys maimny. says a}
well-knownantbm'lty Meat forms uric
acid which; W the kidneys. they?
become overworked from the strain".
get sluggish and w; 111mm the waste;
and poisons fromlthe blood, than we
get libk.NQ¥11 all Mailbag
headaches, liver trouble, nervousness.-
Mess sleepleisness and urinal-r
distances come from sluggish kidneys, :
'Tbe. ”9191,1124. feel a dull achein '
themsoryourbackhnrtsor it 4
the mine is cloudy, oflensive, full of. ‘
W irregular of wage or at-J'
tended 11 yo sensation o: scalding, step
wingspan. and get about {our ounc: s
or Jed mums ’ 1&1 '-
0! Jed Salts from any pharmacy; take '
aWiul in a. glass or water he
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kidneys will not tine. .
salts is made iron: glue acid or one:
and lemon juice. combined with 11 ‘
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