With a. Greeting Card
on Mother‘s Day
Sunday, May 11th.
.“e have a nice assortment—
5c to 50¢
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3| ON NELLY’S
16 80. Main St.
IOUTE nonwnn.
iertlm A. Buzzard. Mary J. Hunt,
A. Simpson, Ed. L. McSnlly. Sam. J.
Ste-:lrl, Mrs. Ann; McNumumru, Mr.
and Mrs. J. \\'. (lnmtbly. Delia Mur-
phy. Laura M. (.‘omstock. Mrs. H, I).
Brown. Louise 0. Coolidge, Jack \K’ar-
L’i). Jos. and Mary Kovac. Clara. S.
Reardon. Mrs. G. N. Lockhart, Eliz.
gory. Chas. I". Green. Mrs. E’ly Paulo-
vic. Gabrielle Mearino, Alberta ll.
“'ood. T. P. Foley Co.. ”Wm. J. Milli-
oan. Mrs. E. '1‘. William. Conrad P.
Prey. Edward London. Barbara Jones
Annie London. Fanny \‘ogel,
Spahy. Hattie E. MacDonald.
l'. t‘armll. l‘etcr l’icken.
Rich.
Dor-
“'altcr.
Ellen J.
trude Anderson. Chas.
ard ll. lrr-land. Mrs.
F.
en J. O‘Brien. Richard l’odzelny.
.i. Angevine. Frank N.
An-
Jos.
David
Bagley. Kathryn Lleinefelter.
drew Ferretti. John Kopecki.
Monahan. Amelia A. Graham.
j ; uni museum..—
. t for Norwallt and vicinity:
“ably tonight. and Sunday;
.- moi: strong
-rbance which
-nessee yesterday
"I rather slowly during the
\N as
ty-four hi)lll'>. and is now cen-
\'trginia. it is causing
nd rainy \‘H‘illllt’l' along the
f and North Atlantic coast.
weather prevails generally in
item and centnl distric-ts.
has been no marked change in
ature in any district east of the
Mountains.
THE A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
mpertitttre; High. 73;
Fair.
in News
Arion Hall
in\\'.
iiuncinz tonight;
(- Korean: Athletic Club llaseball
go to Bridgeport, tomorrow. to
the Windsors of that city.
w Nut-walk High School baseball
.' is scheduled to play the High
' . .l tritllt of Shelton. this afternoon
ht. Wat-ti :treet grounds.
Latest F -f‘ lists, O'Bl'inli's
m—monial session of Pyra-
\ A. O. N. M. S. will be
"as'mo. Bridgeport, this
t: \. .arge number of Norwalk
4: . it be in attendance.
special » »
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'1‘ 3:13.”qu hzt~ [Hun subscribed
e Vii-tor} :Itrough the South
. ulk Trust t'ozti;»any'antl auburn)-
The quota wa S
Li m n
."in routing; in
I" :t
“It not have that lung wirhwl
l light installed. let us do
it your house-cleaning is
Our charges are much
:hers. The \K’hite lilo."
‘Jorwulk.
V .E-L v.1:
. ‘1’:.tll Lorenzo Adams was
«w: ~ll0l‘ily before seven o'clock
morning trundling a bicycle
nus-h the rain which he found in the
of the Regent theatre. It; is now
’- up with number machine
' ht in by Officer Clune the night
V e at the uptown police station
iting owners.
Small cost is our specialty on
.e wirina. “'e have the best of
lianics who do the work quickly.
lhlirL'“ for estimates, lay-outs or
e: ions. The “'hite Bectric (To.
Norwalk.
$350,000.00
subscribed
through
this bank
and still coming in
Our Quota. $336,000.00
east winds.
central Staab. Herman R. Puncher. Pauline
morning. A. \‘anderhoef.~Chas. W. Goodrich. L.V
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< mung
{Walters Chas, B. Donut-back. J. H.
Ashutz. Joseph Thopsey. John Mon-
toe. Julia liardos, \V. G. Miller. Clin-
ton (‘, llubbell. MildFed K. Taylor.
Morrow A. Taylor, Karl Gregory. Hel-l
Helena
ena B. Gregory. Chas, Pace.
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Downey. Pell Sturges. Annie
H. Sutherland. Stephen St. John. John
l". Connolly. Julie C. Cancrott.
VVoodruti’. Nell Pierce. F. J.
Day. Nancy F. Day. Leonora. M.
Stone. M. & M. Ratchl'ord. Louise
Stein. Geo. B. Pomeroy. Delia. Moore,
Lester Hyatt. J. Frank Wollynng.
Nellie L. Ella. Pauline C. lnghum.
Mrs. Let}. Raymond, Gertrude C. Hall,
ROst- A. McGuiness, Louise Colbert,
Bertha G. Roberts, Julia H. Benedict, .
’Jos. Smpenick. Alice 3. Splan,
Thomas Seuch. Mrs. Elliott Rich-
mond, L. “falter Lisbon-gar. John Cav-
‘anagh, Herman Sachs, Raymond Bra.-
dy. F. E. Brady, Isabelle Rider, Mrs.
S. M. l’omeroy. Thou. C. Balcom. Eva.
L. Hill. Caroline. Colton. W. H. Ruck-
.liiie. Mary B. Coate. J. W. A. Hot.
'ritt. C. & M. W. Heath. Anna 8. Good.
Henry A. P. Young, much.
0. .L Erickson. Mrs. E J. Finnegan.
R. L. Brothetton. Augusta 3. Hoyt.
Clarence E. Seymour, Embed: J.
Moore, Willard S. Comatock. Philip
N. Knapp. Hyacinth C. W'illimns. Mur-
.‘garet Gorinan. John M. Kline. Miss
. Anne Orlich, Bertha Starr Wood.
Amy Dodge. Carl Axel Hurstrom.
Alice M. Arnold. Alice E. Splan.
Thomas Seuch. Joseph Pardon. Olive
M. Blake, George Schmidt. Ray Stur-L
devant, Julia B. Slauson. W'illinm
.Miller. F. J. Bradbury, Marie E. Her-
ring. Mr. Frank Promwald. James K.
Finch. Lillian E. Herring. Mrs. Helen
E. Brundage. James J. Joyce, James
H. Taylor. Myrtle. A. Saunders. Es-
ther Mason. Grace M. Stohmeyer.
‘ mm. Miller. Herbert J. Ray-tusem'm-
T. B. .
Smith. ,
C L. Plait. Kate P. Hunter. Ella In.
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Emmat street. New York City. Members
luiseppe ' the Association include the foremost
l’utignanoEdw, (V Conley. MI‘S- UPT-iwholesale and retail candy and
{like answm‘ed.
Vt'. Raymond. Frances A. llurd. Chas;
'addition of heat. eliminate
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UPON son- DRINKS,
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operation from many organizations
throughout the l‘nited States and it
has been decidedly active. sending
out broadcast several million petition
blanks and explanatory literature to
soda. fountain proprietors. Local as-
ll. H0)"- DOtIglns E. Nash. in: O. (ire soclations in various cities have been
or are being formed to affiliate. with
the Soda Fountain Association. M. L.
Morgentnau. brother of the former
Ambassador to Turkey. is chairman
of the Executive committee. with
at No. 431 Hudson
of '
soft >
drink merchants.
;t Tax on Food ,
wood. Dorothy M. (lre-enstein. Sit-1th- -
Under the new rvguglations. a glass
or plain milk (which is essentially a:
Frfl'ir; NOT' fooduin liquid form) is not taxable:
Wfilk LOdBC- Stephen 1- KPHY~ 39mm} but if an egg (which i.- also food) is-
.\'. Powell. Sam. A. Bazlcy. Grace 12- I mixed with it. the concoction is taxa-V ___.
is one ;
porn in wunou
ble. Just. why this should be
or the questions the public would
Cold malted milk is taxed. but
heated by steam or otherwise, the tax
need not be paid. “'hy should the
' tandem
in this case? Plain grape juice can be
sold at the fountain without I tux”
but if the purchaser wishes it dilutedi
tux must -
with water or carbonic. a
be paid. because it becomes. accord-
ing to the law. a “mixed drink."
Accounting Intricm
These are but a few example- of
the idiosyncrasies oi the m regulp
tion. The tax is 10 per cent. of the
price of the beverage and the law to
quires the purchaser. not the denier
to pay it. Thus the matter of no
counting become: It most intricate
one {or the dealer, for daily reams
of sales must be made. m; m
ately the number of 5. 10. 15. 20cc!“
and more costly drinks sold.
Where the law discriminan- un-
fairly, in the opinion or the unclu-
tion, is that while the buyer must pay
ntaxonice crumundnottbovengen
utunodnfounmne orabe may
order the same thing in u restaurant
or hotel and not be obliged to w &
tun-Thusthecbildoithepoaerdh-
tricts who buys a accent lemon-do
oricecmmtromuntnnd.mnt pay
a one-cont tux to the government—u
tax of 100 per cent! The child of a
inmllyotmeanlcunwnlkintonbotol
or restaurant and buy. le-onndo
served (0! possibly better quality)
and pay no tax. it people were noted
to pay in a. hotel the nnme rate of
tax on a beverige that the child of
the tenements is required‘to pay at n
cheap soda Water stand. there would
be no end of protest.
MUSICAL ABILITY OF
COL. IVES APRECIATED
Danbury anyot‘o Stunt. With “On
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J. anitt, Leon Golden, Mrs. Rena Ea?
Jones. Frederick Barclay, Robert 8..
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Barclay. Jr. Dr. J. J. Strohmeyer. O.';
ilunry Nowak, Mrs. Geo. F. Muendel.
Frank H. Bissell. Marie Basselle. Hor-
ace J. Lewis. Morris A. Hertz. Franz
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Big HtL
tBridgeport Post.)
A number of lawyers in the corri-
dor of the county court house building
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“Quality Shoo”.
Smart Suits
New Capes
Dresses
Waists _
Summer Furs
Millinery
Charge Accounts Opened
There are over 5000 good
tpeople. Once in awhile a.
.few bad ones drift into
town from adjoining cit-
ies and break in houses
but aside from that the
place is alright.
During the summer the
population increases ov—
er 2000 by the addition
of City people who real-
ize the advantages W'est.
port offers over other
places along the shore.
These 7000 people trade
where they can get the
best values and for that
merchants of South Nor-
walk to become better
acquainted with “Test-
port people thru persist-'-
ent advertising in T H E
WESTPORTER - HER-
ALD, published 45 yrs.
by the Jones family.
this morning allowed their memories:
Ernest. Aliasszm. Herman Vogel. D8-’to go back [0 the good old (1ng “at
vid 1... Davis. Andrew Leary. H. B.
Sluuson. John T. Maher, Gus. Sand-
. hertz, Mrs. A. (ioldschmidt. Edward T. 1C0“
they listened to a whistling solo by;
J. Moss lres of Danbury, who was‘
Pagan, Gm. \‘. Ilaggeny, Mrs. R. J,ginnocent or the entertainment which?
Sauyel‘. Harry Bouton.
C. T. BOUt"he provided for his brother members
well. Mrs R. ll. Roddy, John Micki-'01. the bar
ski. John ll. Lawrence, Frank Mais
ano. Ernest E. (Slade, John Zilske.
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CHANGE FOR PROF. BALDWIN.
NE“' HAVEN. May
has been a member of the Yale Law
‘St-hool faculty. will become a profes- this
sor emeritus at the coming Commenwnpoesn‘t that
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Simeon l-I. Baldwin. who for fifty years Away."
1 slowly down
Danbury lawyer walked
the corridor. he was'
heard whistling that old familiar tune.
“0n the Banks of the Wabash Far
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Attorney Edward J. \it‘iianus ofE
city. inquired of a lawyer.1
tune sound fatniliar7".
cement, according to an announcement ' The one questioned said it did. "Seems
today, although he will not end his ac to me
'tive duties at the school.
'CHARGED WITH ROBBING WOMAN.
\VATl‘JRlHJRY. May 9.——Raiit Ralieptmr himself
of if} Union s-ll‘ecl was arraigned in
t min on a charge of theft today and
bound on-r it) the superior court under
$3.00“ bonds
robbed a Woman of $1.30. The robbery
l.t't;u"l‘etl in broad daylight. on out.- of
the busiest street of the city, unier the
rows of several policemen and in full
‘ in v: or 3.10.93 of spectators.
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TrusICo. .
liukrp is alleged to have,
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that i have heard it many:
times." remarked Attorney Midlands:
Finally Attorney John (‘uneo of:
Norwalk, who has made quite a name}
as an amateur actor. set-
tled all doubt by giving the name of5
the tune. and Col. Ives continued to'
walk. down the corridor, the sweet!
but soft whistling falling upon the"
eager ears of those within its reach.
We Just Received Anoth-
erS untentOf
FISK AND *1: ESTONE
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And NORWALK TUBES
Seconds
Also some standard makes in
firsts. which we otter at reduced
rices.
p A ‘ .Auio'l‘oos
Auto nun , and
Accessoncs_
AARONKOHN
“MA“. was.
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lollyouroldcontothem
mucus l
Egg, Stove,
Nut and Pea
C-O-A-L
Prompt Delivery
Harris & Gain
a fistula-u.
reason it behooves the,
i A New Line of Willow Furniture
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PBOIPT AUTO BlimRY TO ALL SURROUNDIHG
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RAYMOND a SON
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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
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Peter Pan Suits
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thtodxyun. mm m nun-n11:
“Millennium“ finish lave been carefully
watched. Wondpllhoohnoubhdwithwhmm
mwmummmmmmm.
not up good hatingplnyhochforl‘nthm,allo.
mummumhumdufiu
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The finest motelhl we
know of in
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Ladies’ White
KID PUMPS AND 0XFORDS
A very seasonable oiicring in the newest
models at the insily popular shoes
Quality Stockings to Match
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In all [is Branches
Ml [.1onan Co.,he.
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DEFlNthON OF cmnoenncm
cause at the disease and the “IV
udjultlng the some. lliseaee II “‘
by . wrench. twist or split! I ~
back. Even if done in cm K
creates pinched nerve. and pol- .
limbl.
Chiropractic" remove the a. it
due... and pain. health h I“
tons in your body. Fen-lo
given special attention; all) mu-
turo or the spine. You will never I.
not. giving the Chirm u “o
to help you. -
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NO SUCCESSORS
ingot] kinds of Junk.
Phomorsendpoltulahudu
330m“.,lutlmlk.
101.441. Tel.“
RibensIor Bags 81 Fancy Work
repent} Ribbons, striped, brocaded and mu efl’ect,
7, 9, 10 in. ....... . ..... stats—$250
Satinsnd'run'ets Ribbons, plainmohenflipednndflgured.
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Silver Bug'ropsinhnght, uthndephin
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'0. B. JACKSON
m.“ can.
7' The Teeth;
are often u sourcefoi infection. lini-
nent. physicians tell us that microa-s
animus gain their entrance into the ,
human system through some point at
inflammation. it was W In
years that gout Ind m orig-
inated trout on over-abundant and too
rich diet; now the connenuu of op.-
ion is thnt they are u “pun disco-e"
and the purutent discharges of m
ated teeth are mpouibk for none at
more. severe types of rum.
Attention to the teeth and gun.
where suppeuuon exists is input»
five to good health.
llr.J.ll.ltiallery.
10 to. Main 0L, .0. ”emails
HOURS: 9 A. I. TO I P. -. j
SUNDAYS IY APPOINTMENT .
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