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it}. B. Leavitt. oeo. A. Smith, w.
V-Cnnm'pson. J. T. Fromm, Helen E
mum. Costas Contask Lucy SwEet
. ‘1‘
Bishop. P.
-me DePietro. A.
Johnson. John G.
Ilyes. Henry \\'.
‘Warren, Margaret Lillie Smith, Frank
" Ire'snan, Edith May Morris, Jose~
ahlne H. Brother-ton, Saml. \V. Kelley,
.111. Slaman. Guiseppe Mondelli, Met-
-Jop L. inslo. Bronislaw Klepncki, Sle-
" Jamie Budnik, Harry l). Benedict. Jo-
geph Budnik. Danica Kelsey, Stefany
-Jlnkalslta. l‘rancisca Marokel. Chas.
Draco. Frank 1'. Hayes. A. O, H. No.
:1, David C. Loudon. l-‘lorcnce D. Bray,
‘W'm. B. lialninski. .los. \Vnukowski.
Chas. H. Pillow. Panel Gryk. Chas.
L. Mathcis, James 1!. Root. VVitold
Budnick, Elmcr llryson, O. B. St.
John. Harry \‘v'. Merrill, Adolph Eh-
~....‘.
renbach, E. 1‘. Hyatt. Elizabeth Law-g
,yel', Margaret 1:. Lucy. Higley Ma-
'chlne 00.. Mrs. Elizabeth Holland.
Airs. Catreinc Stniiska; Elbert T.
Marsh. 3.1. L. Stcup, Theresa Gamblc.
Stephen Kerekes. H. J. Willns, Cath-
erine ‘Steidl, Helena A. Van Alstyne.
Mary S. Brlody. Max l‘lunt. Elizabeth
Brioy, Annie L. Green: T. A. Skelly.
Edith Jones. l-Idith Jones, Marjorie
:8.'~Harrington, Leo. W. Ogden, Edw.
r1. Welles, Geo. H. Quintard. W. “1
Lester. Fred Nightingale, Louis Jas-
ail, Edith M. Smith, Julia E. Calla-
han. Ferdinand 11. Smith. Martin
Nowakowski. F. \‘\'. Southworth, Eli-;
nor L. Smith, Emma L. C. Jackson,
A. Dragon. Leon H. ltamcs, Mr. and
Hrs. Homer F. Bucknaiii. Jennie. “I
Swords, Orie A. Marvin. L. H. Pow-
erS, G. F. Buchanan. Thos. Benedict.
ESL Wm. N. Conlslock. Chas. H.
Pearce, Philip Castellano, F. B. Cole-
man,'Geo. G. Rowan, \‘l‘inton Rowan.
Robert H. Rowan. \Vm. Ed. Benja-
min, B. E. Burgess. L. L. Buzzard.
Frank Jones, Frank J. Howard. Mrs.
‘1'. Sullivan, “'m. H. Raye. Electrical
>Cpmmissioners, John R. Murphy,
llarguot' B. Weed, Edith (‘0llings.
_1Ilrl. J. H. Gallagher. J. Donald (‘orrl-
don. Jos. Jabs". Clara Nestor. Vl'ni.
Brennan: Kate SWeenL-y. Eliza Ryder. ‘
law. Sinlms, Nicholas Lower. E. Ni-
clco Polito. W. H. Shinquin, Rocco
mataglm, W'm. R. Brown. Mrs. S. E.
Whale-y. Abraham Rosenberg. E.
'Ward. Harry Mayer. Laura Beach.
“John McKeon. Edwin Lissberger, Ar-
.‘nhar Herbert. Ben). Lissberger. Juliv;
ms Lichtenstein, Nora. E. Ryan. John.
Fan-ell. Jan. A. Farrell. Mrs. B. Ellen
finger. Harold J. Granger, Cornel-
.hs Granger, Thos. J. Malone. Janet
m Quick. Mrs. Hy. F. ill-aupain.
ms. Ins. Desmond. Mrs. J. W. Mar~
11m, Wm, G. Watson; (‘lias. S. Stiles.
,i‘l's. D. Canevari. Chas. R. Vs'ood.
4111“. 8. Sites, Mrs. Josephine (fruit,
..I. A. Hipson. E. Bertha Fitch. Suml.
:-. Fitch, Alexander Shliko-mnson. E.
R (Wham. Jos. Tonley. Rose (tamp-
Dell, Anna E. Stecgmuller. Frank J.
laopohue, Frank Drumm, Patsy €le-
".3111, Maria Bria. Walter Craig. Albert
r
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.oanfi":
r. “May. Geo. J'. Gonch.1li_cc1ele
Rubino,‘Vaast Bros. Edw. Heisman.
Mrs. Ben Disbrow, Dani. 0. Robinson.
Geo. Gutte'rldge. Anna H. Cnneo.
Saml. Roodner. F. 13. Giorchino, S. L.
St.’John. Stephen Balla. Stephen Fm
dor. Jacob Linxweiler. James O’Keete,
iJr.. Harold Nash. 0. Henry Nowak.
A. N. Clark, .105. Chck. Mrs. rgaret
Vl'illiamson, Frances M. Clark. Flor-
l once A. McMahon. Thos. F. McMahon,
’Grace Mansy. Margaret Monohan,
fl)ennis J. Toomcy. Henry Nichols,
lMae F. (‘orcoram Mrs. Anna Fahan,
[\Vm. Hogan. \Vni. J. Regan John Tak-
Steven Takacs, Mrs. E. E. V'aaat,
' J. B. (‘roiseliere Jos. J. Ghiotto, John
l), Tucci. Marjorie B. Heerdt. Ralph
H. Leary. John Keogh. Chas. F. Kuch,
Trustee l2, Hubbell Hotchldss. Mrs.
=Julcs Yaast. Mrs. Margaret Stone.
. Gco. Stour. Bernard K. Newman. Geo
' F. Collins. Mrs. P. F. Vaast. .103. M.
1 Benoit. Elizabeth Bacon Suiting.
‘Mal'garet Giorchmo. Robt. (l. )l‘llch-
loll. Minnie Oldenschlager. Eleanor
i M. Campbell. John J.-Vl’arren, Louise
‘M. Hawkins. Geo, Borbely, Mrs. “'m.
EJ. Fahan, John Talmage Coe. Stephen
l (N‘s,
4
Counicrfcitcr Caught!
lyn manufacturer sentenced to thr-
flDon’t buy Aspirin in a pill
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lzlsist
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9:,
on the
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The genuine American
Neuritis.
Boxco of 12 “wolf—names .it el—notlles or loo—Al-o ennui... ;
Mpifil in 9e ind: and of Bayer Hanoi-flute oi loomicscim of Salk,“
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gdiiht Will be 1'qu aided as per marks and directions to the various foreign steamship. coastwise and railroad lines runnint: out 0
root bills of “‘de W1“ be Obtained In shippers’ names to all points beyond our terminals for those who have no truckina‘ or forwardinx arran
All Classes Handled
:11] classes of freight offered by shippers will be handled by the New York and Norwalk Line. THERE WILL BE NO EXCLUSIONS: Uniform service will be granted at uniform
, arses. carriages and automobiles Will be accep’ed over this line with superior accommodations ofiered-
Le - i - . - .
aves Pier. foot of East Fifth Street. daily at 3 P. M. .Sundays excepted. Leaves South Norwalk in time for 7 A. M. deliveries in New York City the following morning. Freizht row”
to 5 P. M. Telephone connections at each dock.
New York & NOrwalk Line, Inc.
. ‘ 1 + New York City, N. Y.
No‘Fre-‘yht Received Before any 1 on.
TELEPHONES—IS - Broadway. Broad 1522; New Yothier. Fol-gal 915nm Norwalk. m.
from 8 A. M.
'18 BROADWAY
David V. Raymond. Leonard rman..
The New York lll'flilll alztlloriiir‘: ‘uill a l‘rvk-
the United States millions of “Tnlcum powder" tabli-ts an Aspirin Tablets.
Beware! Counterfeits!
Always say, “Give me .1 package
of “Bayer Tablets 2:
_‘.r‘.‘J want only the Bayer
package with the “aner Cross”
r-Tablets
o Aspirin .
Aspirin” have been proved safe by millions for Pain:
Headache, Neuralgia. Toothache. Earache. Rheumatist
Lumbago, Colds. Glfilpe. lnfluenzal Colds. Joint Pains,
Proper dosage on every "Bayer” package. ;
Vina-ID"
‘i‘ium >n. I" W « . A . .1 ‘ .7, ‘7 , ‘1 ‘ _ .
ty, Win. In. O'Remy, Margaret maven; K ‘ " '7 5"“, I" 0‘" W KO..-
lg. James anany. Bessie Houdini.
Margaret Masher. Julia Claven, Chu. l Alfred S. P W H: r' John
l H . 12m, ”- l” I
I3. Pennell, Mrs. Louis Klein. er'yMeaney, Nellie L Huerve. Thou. J-
5 be" Conhrell, Géo. B. Buton' N‘ckO' ‘ Smith, John Wilcek. MQHCK ‘-
;la Calapietro, P. W. Brooks. A. Jones. Mrs. Amelia A. Brown. Joe.
iMayeliotr. J. A. Cahill, Mrs. Anna'Grimes. A G r w Sum.
lO‘_Neil Lliddy..J. A. Cabill. Mrs. L; n . A. 8. Wales. Ingybmtilmema, Ch”!
i Sammas, Jennie Nogard, Mrs. 3L.h9n- Sigsway, Edw. Merrill. Percy W. l
l nett, illmund Breeso. Annie E. Lolanl Mead, agent, Hugh J. Cook Jamesf
~F. A. McKay..}larold Anthony Gar- MoGinnil, Arthur E ('forlsh.‘ (1,. Eu
lbone, Alice C. Burns. Mary E. Milne. Bauer, Antonio' “'asukewskl. Polish?
C. J. Ferriss, Mary M. Burns, Mrs:- Club. Sam Evans, Chas, L. lerould,‘
Cortlandt Van Burm- 2 L. n. Leavitt
Annie Bankhzl " l
t MW";- ARMY MOTOR TRUCKS DiSTRIBUt'
' ED ‘ '
.John D. Milne.
iAgnea D. Donnelly. Mrs.
;Catherinc L. Erode. Harold
‘Fred Brack. Etta Glashol‘r. Chas.
.Presscott, Thom-I“. Self. G. 8. North:
9Jos. H. Sloman, \l'. 5. Powers. l“,
lFllsniger, Frank B. Field. Ruth Ken-.
:dall. Mrs. Louis Kornig. A. Gold-
lsmith. Jas. A. Sexton. E. A. Kirby.
'Gco. A. Jennings. Albert Mnruca. Jos.
HV. Meek. Susan Kardos, Mrs. Jas. H.
fllcQuillan, Geo. L. “'oodward Louis
A. Lehmnier. Sophie G. Lemaier, Min
nie A. Wilson. Mrs. Hy. P. Price.
Fred (iOldsli'lll. Patrick Leonard Min-
ierva Davis. Zill‘s. Rose-Mills. John H.
{\\'llson, Mls. Margaret Magnet: May
Q. Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Beebe. Mary
\'\'\Slll.‘:l‘.'l‘t\.\‘, May T.-~ More than
5‘31"“ “"0 “With or motor trucks hal’v
lid-n turned nvnr In tho ll'rzlr'ml‘nl
ol' .‘.::riculture 2w lln- War Department
and are ready to be illstii‘ilutcd to the
various state highway departments
ilirnllch the burcau of public roads. it
“as announced here today. Th:- trucks.
numbering about twenty thousand and
a majority Of Which are new. are a
part of the surplus left on the hands of
the \\'ar Department when the war
ended. .Thcv are to be distributed to
the states under a provision of the
. l’ostofilco _Appmpriatinn hill. and must
be used on road contsi‘uctlon work.
_________________——-
SCHOONER HELLAS LOST l
. XE\\’ YORK. May 7.»-P‘lvc member:
[of the crew oi the American schooner
Tllcllas. which went ashore and was
abandoned near the island or San
:Jorze. in the Azores. on April 3. whllo
.on a voyage from Boston to Santos.
inrazilfnrrived here today from Bor-
7deaux on the American steamship
|Glare. which picked them up at St.
‘Mchaels, the Azores.
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4 PLANS FOR noruzns' DAY
t‘l.l-:\'ELA.\'D, 0.. May 7.— Mills
~ Anna Jarvis. of Philadelphia. founder
of the National Mothers' Day Asso-
‘ clarion. today sent The Federal Coun-
ir-il of the Churches of (‘hrist in Am-l
'erlc‘a the following measure which
was read at the morning session:
"Announce Mothers' Day next Sun-
day. May 11. No ”errors to be used.
Rich people to buy \‘lctory 'Bonds
and Thrift Stamps instead."
penitentiary for Null." thrm‘yhult.
box! Get Bayer package!
’9’
Aspirin.
package and on the tablets.
._.—.-.. ‘..——
owned “Bayer Tablets of
10.000 SEAMEN GET JOBS
‘ \VASIUNGTON. May 7.r'J0b8 werc
found for nearly 10.000 seamen by the
fnewly organised sea service bureau
'cl the Shipping Board in April. the
iirst full month thn- Bureau has been
in operation. it was announced today.
or a total or 9.461 mcn given jobs byl
. lllr bureau. 3.735 were placed in New
Ymk. 878 in Philadelphia. and 663 in
‘ Boston. 1
orWalk i Shippers
.; ”3)
egg {‘73 {‘gv
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wMUN'DSEN. CHAS. J.——Discharged
April 21. 1919. Search Light Divi-
on, mm L. l. 8.. Corporal. Artillery.
Home address No. 33 Osborne ave-'
mic. Bast Norwalk. Conn. '
BISHOP. “'lILIAM P‘s—Discharged;
April 18. 1919. 1st Lt. Air Service-E
Auronantica. Home address No. 15»
Belden avenue. Norwalk. Conn._ ‘
(‘ICORLA. MICHAEL _. Discharged
May 1. 1919. 75m Division. 303 Hea-'
vy Field Artillery. Battery D, Priw
vale. Home address, No. 3 Sher».
wood l‘lacc. So. Norwalk. Conn.
(‘lNQl'E. OSCAR—Discharpd April“
29th. 1919. 26m Division. 102ml Reg-
iment. Headquarters. Musician.
Home address. .\'0. 29 lily avenue.
EVERETT. \l'll.l.lA.\l \‘l'. ~1)ischarfi'
ed Ally: fltll. l917. Sixth (‘0. C. Al‘-
si
A noted specialist snyi, "l‘lmqi‘uitod
Iron brings nirrngl ll in llio Mood.
rich?! and lit-Mn. that l! E< perfect
combination of vital :lmixcu‘a of great
ionic qualities "lien trim" l-y ‘Nv-rvc-
lick humans'. that it will llll‘l‘l‘fi‘w‘ both-
and nerve cherry, restore ambition and
playing powers".
Flo also sort "if you are the \‘lcllm
of overwork. worry. exec“ of mental
and physical force-s. haw the bin". and
the pleasures of life are no longer on-
Joynble. that you hood l'lmsphntrd lron
to brace. build you up and put )ou on
)vur {eel again".
Special Notice—~To 'nrurr pllvslcinns
niul "Mir path-ms grit up: the g nuinc
l'hospllntml iron we put up in c. ‘lllPl
only. M d" not allow chillers lo Pllhflli- ,
ilile any] ill or tunic”.
dead. the drusglst and leading drug '1
data everywhere. K
N 0 TI CE‘
TH]? NEW YORK & NORWALK LINE will establish a daily f reiirht steamboat service between New York City and Norwalk
necting link between Norwalk and the zeatwt metropolis of the world.
Manufacturers. merchants and the various trade interests will attain be placed in a position where they can shi
baSis With their competitors at normal steamboat rates.
‘ Freight Forwarding
f New York City connectiniir with all part
comm: ncimz
«.
KVANCI. JOHN—Discharged April
; cotton.
manent possession.
_urc crcrv d.iv that you make the plat-e
It‘or all. and they require no effort
1 lrrinx.
‘uhdirbs makes a post of vcrdure and n
:W'llinn of nature's loveliness for vour
’fpulivity. and make a lllal'vvlous adili
p South Bound and receive North Bound t
tlliUMifi‘
NO LONGER
lN noun
“HEU‘I‘RONE i’lllizit‘RiPT
29. 1919. 26th Division. 102nd Regi-
ment, Co. H. Prlvate. infantry.
,Home address, No. 9 Hoyt. street,
Norwalk, Conn.
MANEK. JOHN PATRICK—Illn-
charged April 29th, 1919. 261h Divi—
sion, 102ml Regiment. Company 1).
Private. infantry. Home address
No. 10 (‘hurch sire“. Norwalk.
Conn. CURES AND HIPS THEIION 9‘
MENIAM. PHILLIP Air—Discharged _ ‘ " “1 (UREl‘
April 7. 1919, 12m Co. 1.. I. s. Fort;,.,1,‘llll‘.gi,‘;n ' '. '
Terry. N. Y. lst Sergeant, Coast I W". .. .. ..
Artillery Home address No. 88 . "lg "‘ ""' "-
Vl'oodward avenue. So. Norwalk.l“'--‘\S..‘-l'.‘«.‘.
(‘onn. “WW-ATP . .
MctlLONE. \‘VILIJAM J.v Released L"“"“ "’ "
Feb. 81h. 1919, Fifth Division. Nay» .
al Militia. Boalsp'ain, 2nd class. 1'. 5 i . '
S. Transport America. No. 65 Put—
nam avenue. So. Norwalk. l‘onn.
STANCI”. JOHN E. Discharged
Feb. 13, 1919. 31st Balloon (‘0. Fri—
vale Air Service. Homc address ]2
Isaac Place. Norwalk, Conn. ‘
0 \l"' Al.
“ill llu \l.-'
lillfii‘y.lpl'l\'alv. Home address. No. ROVVLANI). MILTON S. msphmwfhlcad. lllt‘ dial,-
”gaggle-galo+ril11;;b?;(>;';';lk.1§0nfi. . ed May 2nd. 1919, main Avro gists el'rxrywllil‘c.
‘ ' “ ‘ ; ‘ ‘ , "‘ “‘V Squadron. machinint, Air Svrv 1(‘1'. ——_.______.
charged rob. 19. 1919. Raritan A!" Home addrmn Rowarlon l‘onn ‘ N -“\ I 5‘
semi]. Meliiclmn. N. J., Military Po- ‘ ‘ ' ‘ 'mm m n“. m. . ,. *3
lice. 9th Ordnance Su pl' (‘om- i . H H ‘
. p ’ SPRING IMPROVEMENTS , rmm. would- ,-
~' . _ -' . 1- ~ ._ . «r ., -... '7: ,. ill llll> \l'u} :ulll \.w
\'o matter how neatly a town may 'w ”ll illllm sum m
krpt. it will always have a bear and mun. .\ >lmpli l
i look unless it is wall planted with beautificd. pass-x.
trees and shrubberv. Every strect er clllturv and d?»- -
rlmuld bc lint-d with shade tree“. A elaborate nlaminn .
‘ ‘.____.__. nvw strcct should have ill-t young sap- times as much hm U» .
Take Public 'mo comdencfl linfl'fl'st-l tllv first season it it: laid imagination.
- cut. l —-—»—— _
P i _h ‘—'_ , Few proplu ivalizc how much they PAN AMERICAN wr A“; \,
rom ne 1 v 9 l. , ' .
{an m m: NEH'UZ: :,?f--,.f},l'\l:1mf’:;fl3 could add to their home places by a, GRESS
that, it kl the :iclivc bright-eyed. strong 3“]3" pxppndilurp fur types and Q‘n‘ub-l liCl'ZNOS .\llil‘:-\' 'l‘.
nerved man or Woman who is "there" ~ ~
81 Work or may. hcry. It chanrcs a house into a home A l‘unvAmvrit-an \\
filrong, well limit-lulled ‘H‘Y'VP‘ l- the . .- - u v - ' ‘ o > ' ' -' 'm- ‘
treat sorrel. oi surcrsn. llI.Ai'.ll and hap- " 109‘ N nu)" 0' beau" “hmh ‘nl b h. Id In ”1:5 t H)
illness. ri main a cherished memory M‘cn planned. “(mun -
'M'“ and “0mm "'5' in “"9 renrdlfls though future vcars will take you far thc l‘nitvd Stan-s ,. -
0 health. rim-mull. lllllhilloll. cherry ‘ ' '
and‘impc. they pureed mo ![\oml]ln1"g_ away. A lloxtre well surrounded by operatc “'li'l Hit
me n nerve l!" 'l .' c '. ' ‘ ‘ '
fall manure u: ,l;‘_:,.l:.e”"rlmr'lfr‘grrg‘! natural ‘llea‘jly \vill alwavs sell and “‘lllt‘h has bw n to: w-
“and: they only exist. Me has no joys. ‘ .-..m for moro_ 7:: Lin: tor the ill-“'1 Ill;
lthoul energy. ambition, rim . -" ‘
{igrvpjm an? ljr'fi mom, one ammo, hall: \\ hon you set out trees and shit. “.1 ,-
cn 0)‘ llc u out pleasure of hut‘CLsa \ ~ ~ at - labor are soon for- ' '_’ " ’
and happiness. “9 slight (0 and DON'T LET tT L \Cqu
The beaillv rininins as a per»;
It gives you plt‘nS-_
.\ rough :lru lullvvv
other t'tllli ll l‘lnt
(01‘ to rpl'ln; “l l‘ . .
leaving him m luv i
to “ill
tilllalll.
.~ our home.
Selllne out Flll‘lli'l‘ is sometimes call-
cd the lazy man's scheme of beautifi-
The work is performcd oncc
in
il.’
unablo
case. Jo<.
Nashville. Tenn. \\
fcring With '1 (ll‘)
:1 pain in my (in ‘1
Folry's llonc‘. and 'l.
llt‘vcd." lt Ffllllllt‘\. "
coughs, cold< and
whooping couch.
poratlon.
cation.
sin-(ceding seasons exctpt a little wal-
But a wellchosen :u-ttim: of~
dwelling. Flowi-rs require more work.
lint they u'n'e a note of good cheer and q, 1
Monday. May « 12. thus forming a valuable (W‘-
'l
l..!
heir various commodities on an cm
s of the “()l'ltl.
moments at either end.
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