, §DAY, MAY 7, 1919'
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Typewriters
FOR SALE OR. RENT.
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m. can get one for as long
‘lnie as you wish.
REPAIRING
We are now in a position to
ripair all makes of typewriters.
DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
IOUTH NOIWLLI.
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STAMFORD BANK
ARRIAGE” NOT ALL
SMOOTH SAILING
Continued from first Page.
v. M.. 4c A. WORKERS ausv.
in the U. S.
NEV.
10,000 i M. (‘. A. secnetaries and en-
tertainers were brightening the lives
' are not concerned as their security is I of the A. E. F. doughbow in France“)
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,ol‘ the highest whether the merger March. more than 3.000 “Y" WUI‘KETR
; 200:5 through or not. were actively engaged in similar work
= Being on the Board of Directors among the doughboys 0“ ”“5 side. 1“"
and on the committee of that board cording to a report just. isued by ”10
iwhich arranged the details of the Association‘s National War “'ork
rprol-osed merger. l have information Council. .
which I am unwilling to use to my I» In this month. 2,067 secretaries. in
Iown advantage. and to your disadvan-
tage excepting after giving fair warn-
ing.
'the fetlsriil law prOvides that an): !
stockholder “ho does not vote dirett
301 war work centers, maintained 90i
‘llllls which pure visited by 12.534566
>(lltll015, More. than 4.300 entertain-
ments and
ing my stock at Illlt present market ‘ tended by 1472.18 soldier students
lprice of 120 to 12 .wew hPld' .514 lecture: were4 tigeliv
l Supposedly Our Board of Directors: "rd beiore u'n audience of 696
Ihope that you kill not take advantage in ”u, "Hgious work. 7 7,3 religion
Iity News]
of the protection offered by the lawlmeeting‘k were held with an attend;
and it is to be expected that moshance of 70,; 996 men and 5123 ible4
oi’ the S'lmkhmferf wrllhbebpersuadefl classes with an attendance of 93,760
to m t ‘9 dea ‘ Imus: u w' . A total of 236.889 books were loaned
feel better for having expressed to‘ .I . libraries durin
_‘_\0u my conviction that the proposed ! :gesgglljttis trom Hut g
4. A. Frankie is having his harher
Schmidt.
.ral Vl’r’lliarn J. O'Brien is recov
an operation for appen-
the .‘iorwalk Hospital.
on:
at
soon
. reel
astringtou Camp. No. it. Patriotic
r of the Sons of America. will
its first meeting in the new hall
:26 North Main street. when im-
am matte-s will be discussed.
he next .rgulnr meeting of the Hos-
I waist Club will be held 'on Fri-
-ard A. Crampton. 12 Belden ave-
meen who plan to attend will
«dly notify the hostess as soon a!
. v enient.
Wasctrssie Encampment of Stamford
sited Colfax Encampment, I. O. O.
.. Monday evening. and worked the.
om Norwalk. and two from Stam-
ford. The work was put on in a most
-ffictent manner. and a very pleasant
Itial hour was enjoyed later.
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The tollowrna employees of H. Jao
Libovrty Loan. Harrv Mayer. Rph
Abo- Pursenberg. Mrs. \‘l’.
t-v. \K'.
'. ll. Shinquin, Emilio Polito. “'m.
\
I. b.
rt. Zitlcr Simon. Eliza Ryder. Kate
-eiIc\'. I‘lira Nestor. Joseph Jaseil
Win. ilrceman.
' hm- Will he a unionc lllt't’llll: ot
- Alrtl \\'.-'-k scrl‘it‘i- of the South
l\'.'.ell~: Methodist Episcopal (‘httrcli
\ two 1.. it will b-- called a “Candle
in Swiiitw.” The room will be il
a. -.l “‘th candle~. and evct'y pet'-
wl. ) :Itiwirtls will he represented by
r‘Jlll of «.m- candlc. Tire meeting.
veiled by the meeting of
l'.oh:ivioncrs Class at 7:15 o'clock.
:21 in» followed also by a brief but
mr‘lant meeting of the teachers of
Sirnduv Schaal. The nit-tin: is on
.t “toning.
‘ {II ""
(‘Lstvzik dinner of Norwalk Lodge.
. 709. Ben :volcnt and Protective 01"
of lilks. tomorrow evening. at the
.m in South Main street.
nment cmnniittw» lIa> secured hail
ozen artist.- from New York city.
«I will provide several hours of fun.
- ing to th: refusal of Young Angelo.
Stairrt'oril to box with Red A'Ili-‘n of
OY'lV'rll-(I it 3:; expected A. Ketchel of
qwrl “ill go tip against the NM-
ah; l-nv. Benny Leonard. World‘s
enmitwr in; lleon invited to referee
to bou‘.
Victory Bond
-A r— .
The South Norwalli
Trust Co.
Saturday ii the lat
Ann “y'all strm-t repainti-d by Her-
and _
to be at his home on .\lcr‘-4
- of this week at the ham 0! Mrs. 4
t
'atriotr'c Degree on a class of five
& Sou hair subscribed to the Vic-4
R. Brown, Rocco Casing _
.-r.:cnrents are complete for the
The out er- ‘
' $9.75
Ibeen missing from his home at No.
I-merger is untaVOrable to the Stam- Twentycne secretaries were en-
'4 ford National Bank and that the best
. gazed during this period in troop train
thing for the individual stockholder is work. “(I companfing unit~ from dollar-
'to cash {negnthfiystmkr} kmm“ Forts to demobilization points.
! (‘HABYLESTI LEEDS ;'Nlcre were 130 secretaries added to
' 4 ' the home wort: service and 106 approv-
ed for foreign service.
'VILLA BAND FIGHTS
TO SACK JIMENEZ
(Continued from Page One)
OH, THOSE VICTORY KISSES
Eleanor de Cianeroo Puts Brooklyn
. . Over Top in Noble “trifle.
arrivals from Parr-all the six Chinese. mr YORK. M‘y 7.——Sonle one
, and the three Herrera: were the only'
.ones executed. ‘down at Wacshingtonhlundered when
Villa's whereabouts is unknown. they didn‘t get the luscious lips of
‘ but his hands are scattered. Re to- Mme. Eleanor de Cisneroo. opera star.
.sned a statement at Par-rat saying mm the Victory Loan complicit 08"
2"“ was not fighting the home guards lier
of the State and would not kill alyi The allied Brooklyn the “city of
of those forces it' they refrained from-
assisting the Federals. lchnrdmes. " but Brooklynlteo fell overt
JAUREZ Mex. May7.—-Alarmed at4 themselves taking kisses from Mme.
Cianeros at a million dollar Victory
'Francisco Villa's recent show of
strength in \‘orthm Karim. Pred-
dent CarranTa has ordered General Loan mud soiree. The opera 5‘” sold
Jesus Agustin Castro. sub-Secretary. twenty three at the price. including 000
301‘ War in command or the Northeaa- m an eight-y-fiVe year-old bout presi-
Item. zone. to begin his camp-tandem and then la". one “my to me
against Villa's forces forces tuned!-
ately. according to reports brought. to ‘Rev. S. Park: Cadmn. who said it was
the border by passengers from Chl- .a shame the bankers 20! an the kisses
noggin (:ttév. h 4while the prtachef! had to go to heao
nera astro as ordered the. Fif-- t
for their reward. Her sales P“
t -Seventl Infant Re '4en
y I ry giment under Brooklyn over the top
,Colonel Augustin Mora to take the
field against Villa, and Colonel Mora Miss Julia Arthur volunteered to sell
.Victory bonds on the smack-'enr plan
and his command left here yesterday
Im- the state capital. h and “kiss away the Victory 1408‘" 5"”
t at Gonean the slogan today.
Another report was
Francisco Murgtrla. former command came
or of the zone. had been ordered
north to command a. column against
Villa. He divides honors with Gener- ‘
at Obregon as a commander who has
.tlefeated Villa in battle. '
MOTHERB’ DAY TO BE OBSERVED
AT SOUTH NORWALK METHOD.
IST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
in 31 Day: More Than Twelve and a
Half Million Boys Visited “Y" Hut.
\ QRK May 6. ~ \Vhile nurly4
7 S53 motion picture ‘pro-;
grams were provided by them for a tO-‘
l) or by Dl0\} for the illf- rger can-4 ”I audience 01 ;:.342.380 1119:].
:tum back his stock to the bank at Games “-0”. stagnd and exercises‘
Ian appraised valuation. and that the:3 wmmm in “um-3. 1,371,599 soldiers
Istock bank must promptly tllsDOF-v o IImrtiiipfllifl. and which were witness-
" i" “UN'OH- ‘mi by 13.0.09] spectators: «3:13.636,
Ilelzrn to take :Iilvalrtasc ot' till-Q pro q nvelopPs and twite that i.. Irount oi
vvrsron of the law wrth the lull tx- .writinf.’ paper were given out' $371
pectation of far run much better than t 937 26 north of money arm. rs were
by going into the merger or by 5‘41"’soltl:l”867 educational classes
“Quality Shop”
Smart Suits *
New Capes
4 Dresses
. Waists
Sum‘tner FUI’S
MINT S’
“1!va
A New Line of Willow Furniture
Bookmaadhtgmychaimofnewand most. comfort-
ablemodelaing'roy, nahoganyand mom-h.
8!! m DISPLAY IN OUR 880W WINDOWS.
PROD! AUTO DELIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING
TOWNS
RAYMOND 8t SON
Wallaadmghn.
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INSURANCE
OlthuIIShong-I
ReliableCo-panteu
REAL ESTA TE
In all its Branches
1M. Layton & (30.. inc.
rumour am
noon noawauz. own. {
Millinery
rI Charge Accounts Opened
OVER IN WESTPORT
There are over 5000 good
people. Once in awhile a
few bad ones drift into
Itown from adjoining cit-3
ies and break in houses
but aside from that the
4 place is alright. .
During the summer the4
population increases ov-
er 2000 by the addition
of City people who real-l
ize the advantages West.
port Offers over other
places along the shore.
These 7000 people trade
where they can, get the.
’best values and for that‘
reason it. behooves the
merchants of South Nor-
walk to become better
acquainted with West-
port people thru persist-
ent advertising In T H E
WESTPORTER- HER-
ALD, published 45 yrs.
by the Jones family.
-fl..-
fir.
’5‘"
)iothers' Da) will be observed ncxtI
HER AUTO KILLS BOY; ISunday morning at the South Norwalk:
MOVES TO DISMISS SUIT Methodist Episcopal church. The re-
_quest is made to all attendants at the
Judge Reserves Decision in $10,000 .IAc- mornlnu chrrrth service that they,
tion Agaiogt Greenwich Woman. , wear a white carnation, thc svmhol of
4
-~- IMothers' Day. or other white flowcr4
.\ motion 4-? liOllNlllt was made yes- if the carnation is not procurable 47
tcnlay in tho Slocum damage suit of I There will be music appropriate to theI
Killian (‘trcttil of Greenwich. adminis- dayI The pastor will preach a semron
tratrix of ill“ tstitte of her 14-years‘oltl for the occ.asion Old people who de l
80“. Alffl'd ( (‘Ul‘u‘l- against Lidia R Istre to attend and have no way or com- 5
i‘or‘fin of (ll't't’n’v‘lt'h. by the defend ant ing will be brought if the pastor is:
but decision tmr‘ reserved until this pre\]ous]y informed of mo“- desire.4
morning by Jud: 'e \‘Villiam \i. Maltbte The serxice will be in honor to and in;
and jurt in the (‘ l\ll Superior court. ; memory of all moth: rs.
The (1“ u '1 boy “a“ struck and “41‘4 The Sunday school will likmviso oh-
”l ”3'4““ (‘omn automobile on August serte the da\ A special program has,
3‘- ”‘v‘ "1 'ho‘mWi‘h' been provided for the schools session 1
4And all parent and other visitors willl
BODY FOUND 'N R'VER- -be heartily welcomed to the session of:
HARTFORD May '-“A5 the steam-‘I the school and special program. i
er Middletoum of the Hartford and m I
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New York Transportation Companv AUTOMOBILE HITS BOY
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a c i
.was nearing hcr dot-k yester ay. ap-
tain rt. ll. Hills noticed a body float- l Fo'r4wn'yoar’04d "MTV “mil" 044;
in: in the river anti notified the police. Noroton Heights was seriously rnrurch
The hotly was the” of a young man Vondav afternoon when an automobile
and Medital Examiner Costello said 48".“(1‘ him on the P094: road. 5"“ the
that. it had been in the water at least other side 0‘ Miller '4 Bridge. Three;
two Weeks. in the pockets of theistitches were taken III his scalp. .\nv
clothing were found a gold watch anthifce 1:” 1:5: found 0‘ ”"3 “1‘" 0.;
in money. The inscription on4 e 3“ omol d'bee II . h (I
the back of the class pin was faint The boy n '44 ”0mg 0m; 404:;
but appeared to be ‘J. P.1918.” This school in an automobile wlIic ha
led to the assumption that the bonIlstopped. He was walking “4.0434: the
was that of John Potenza who has street. The driver stated that he was
4 ' going to call for help. He drove off.
and that was the last seen or trim. No
numbers were taken.
Andrews was taken home by his Ino-
itber, Mrs. G. A. Andrews of Noroton
0‘
Francis avenue. this city. since April 8.
fl
Egg . Stove,
Use Your Credit
‘ At this Bank for your subscription
to the Victory Loan.
We Will Loan at 4 34%
‘ for Six Months
The City“ National Bank
Outlaw-k0.
Nemo
loEFthTION 0F CHIROPRACTIC
lcauoe
{adjusting 'l. «- s: one. Disease to on”
thy a o rem h
hack. Even
motes pinched
r life in the different or” .1
limbs.
disease and pain, health is rem
through harmonizing the mo I'l-
givm special attention;
taro or the spine. You will new I'.
not giving the Chiropractor a date.
to help you.
Till-I NEW SCIENCE
u! fl.e threats! and the If! “
twist or sprain in l...
«tone in childhood. It
nerve- and m -
if
Chiropractors remove the can. of
will MIN? Ire-flow
Ill. m
Mam Trootmcflto OWN! At.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
34 WW Oh. So. Nor-walk, Com
m tron Palmor Coho-t
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tonal-om to our
ththfiwook
PATENTS
“how-ta?“
nan-sane mo..-
himallahoutII-Gor.
'mwfidmoanlo-oohto
-mmmmw
baloney. Our competent
commman
yolrmieotoroah me
Myougettherigttmodol.
N. 8. D1 PALMA.
BROOK I!"
IORWALK.
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AUTOMOBILE" unn-
‘l‘OR REPAIRING
Iraoo—u'on work “Wu. h.
I“ soon. hood Ford M
Nut and Pea
C-‘O—A-L
Prompt Delivery
Harris &Gans
“Water-8m
101.111.
”m“. ..
Something New in ladies Shoes
GreyStrede Pumps &0xtords
The} have attracted much tavoratlle com-
ment and a big demand right at the first
showing.
’4. mm ”P
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.2” .
N0 SUCCESSORS
William Hm himself is buy-
ingallkindaofhmk.
COME IN AND SEE THEM Phono orient! pedal IhadI to
Dainty loslery to Match 3 Row“ 3.15m tremor.
Tel. ~441. 1.1. m I.
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4.
. CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
“Indian-luau. mam
KIMONAS
ICrepoIimonoain avariety'of attractivo coloring; plain
andfiguroddmicboltgwith frills at: waistline pointed and
phitod m; remianand ribbontrhlmod.
$1.50 to $2.98
Crepe DreSsing Sacques, Rib-
bon Trimmin‘gs- 4 $1.50
I. I. MALLETTE
88 WW If. m Itoawux.
,Heights. I
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\AM4 ll
0i]! CAB .
TE! mm ARMY SHOE Sollyonroldoaratothom
Playodabigpartinthowar. It. WWW-abode.“
gaveoomfortandmiootothe
boys.
HAD! FOR ALL ms OF
WORK '
They win plus. you as well.
mmommnaip
portal. Phonic-mm
mum-aunts
Itasca-baton.
lawman:
O. B. JACKSON‘
. mason.
mmwmuwam
snow . 1"
where supperation exists is
tive to good health.
Dr.J.ll.Mallery‘
The Teeth:
are often a source of infection. Emi- 4-
ncnt physicians tell us that micro-on
ganisms gain their entrance into the
human system through lone punt of
inflammation. It was supposed for
years that gout and rheumatism orig.
mated from an over-abundant and too
rich diet; now the consort-us of opin-
ton
and the purutent discharges of ulcfl
atod teeth are responsible for some 0'
more severe types of momma-m.
is that they are a “pus disease"
Attention to the teeth and gums.
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10 6o. Main 81... 8°. Nor-wan;
noun: IAN.TOIP.I-l
.ouunava av "worms“
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