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DOLLAR DAY lt‘ifftlti, IstIAit. Jii. IINII. lgttl
_ . April ‘_‘I. 1919: (.‘II. JIIII; Corporal
I“ "““ethmg “orth While get- ‘ Motor Tlull>ii0rl ('mps. Home ad-
tmg, ~ dress. .\'II. ;.'.'I Knight >1. Notuzdk
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Limited Quantity .l>.\\‘ls, s.\.\tt‘i:I I. IIIsr-Imrged
. TE April 21'. 1919: 20th Division ltl‘JId
HURD S LANCAS R LINEN t. A . [lath 2*}: l~'.: I II poial Iitltl
Regular Price 500 i Attillerriran. Home address. \o
ONLY 310 3 PM So. Main St. South Norwalk.
1 Conn.
1 Box to Each Customer Into..- IIAIIIII \\'t)t)lt\\'.\iillr up I
ONLY leawtl _\:vtil :6. 19m; (‘hief Pom
tii'IiIIIIr (5'0“l‘ILI-Ill Nair. Home ‘Id
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com RORWALX, 22 Osborn .\u~.. Norwulk. Conn.
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| 11019: ”M RI giment: Private. Coast
Artillery Home addiess. No. .‘I"
(lllln\\'()0(l .\vII.. .\'orwalk._Conn.
MARRON. lll'tlll l‘. Discharged
April 29. 1.019; 26th Diviaon. 102ml
Infantry, (‘n_ it; Private. infantry.
Home addII- ,s ‘\'o 5 Smit‘t SI. Nor-
Vtzilk. (onn.
\‘lt A.STRO ANTHONY \'.- Dischaig-
.I ed ApIil 29.1919: ‘26tli Division.
102nd Regiment. (‘0. It:
i fatitry. Home addiess No. 51 At-
.\[r.~. Frank Sturdmzmt on ”I'I'WH‘Y kins St.. South Norualk. Conn.
llovleyatd lino-r tliv Iiisl'to:,al of the SH:V¥'. d :9R2Aqu9 Signgndfl lgifisj
. q; . ‘ . - .~ (‘ urge are r v
Iotitint hump-... .I otlal “me “ill W’- Canadlans. 49”. Regiment. Co. B
‘n’oyed' \ I Coy: Private, Infantry. Home ad-
' dress Roton Hill South Norwalk
Then- “ill be a club dance at the Conn.
Norwalk (‘ ountiy (‘ lut)
evening May 17. The famous nan-Jol
Wallam orchestra will furnish music
and a spe 'Cill dinner will be setted
Iron? Iirtil 9 o'clock.
4i7llllllln'u‘. Sale I‘Irac"
t‘httruh.
Fri afternoon and all day Set.
The r-orner stone of the new
>00“ llmm Building at Wallingl’ord
will he laid by the Grand Lodge on
Saturday. May 17. at. l p. In. All con
Aituem lodges and bi ethren have been
.m‘tttd to attend some, and to appear
In regalia If they so desire.
A USDMZIN
The mo tiibeiw of McKinley ('atiip
Spanish \\ at: Y etetans will he held at
their tonight to IIompletI
plans mi lllt'li annual observance cf
Decoration tiny which will
their l't':ulih collation after the parade
IIIII minetItin'I with the G. A. R.
'qttai'turs
r .Imile tree-s now. J. l..
on Tel. 1203-3;
..s‘pxp‘»
(.‘otn~':} :III.1
'l‘hn ‘ll Iw htl <I axon is wt l)" 20-11
I Ial Iostunie commented Iodai. ‘Jbut in
thir (ll) thus. lat lll'lt‘ lia> lIIIIi lit.
IEII Ili‘lllillill I‘or straw llt’t’lllVVt'I'll. I-Iaiii-
mytl _\ l-I-uiise til' tliI- (‘Ultl and wet
xI-IIHII :' :‘tltntigh as at title Sll;l\\' hats
rI- ll-I' -IIIIIi‘aily \\‘IIiIi llt'l‘“ until al-
"1 \l-III-Itinl Day,
.I‘... (width. 1 SI-Ibian of tilt North
H: “as swindled out
.. l)}'
HlL'I’I‘Ill‘t
t\\'ti men who worked a
ot the handkerchief
he was. engaged in con-
stranger at \lain
East Washington mentie
lt in '“etiupted h} It man who
.' in “as looking for an hom- st
whom he ('Ould entrust
had iIi his Iossession.‘
”union
\Vliilv
..Iii with a
.Illll
u Itli
' hit 'I. ll"
‘ ttIllIiwinfl
~III.';IIg.< Irom the. bank and the
. \ .._~ “tapped in :i handerI-hici
. 1 out in a tin box togethei with
Sir lug apparently filled with
‘..I k~ \\ hen () Ioich leached
.. illtll the box open and found
“onun's Guild. 32 Main SH
103- '
int-hide
i lit-in;7 labelled.
instructions drew,
March 20th. 1919; 2nd Co.. ORSD.‘ .
Private. Ordnance. Home address.
No. 22 Union Ave. Nor-walk, Conn.
N O DEAL “ON SALE
‘ OF SURPLUS MEAT.
MR. BAKER SAYS
lContinued from You. One)
in question ate specially prepared
meats. in special containers. and ola
kind on or sold commercially in the
tnited States—roast beef. specially
saltrd pork- --55 hich are not articles of
culinary commercial trade, in the
l'nlted States. The cans tire not even
labelled
”The question of disposing of these
supplies is not it question of maintain-
ing a prite lurk—the War DCpar-t
ment has on inttrest in that— but of.
.some v. 1'!) to dispose of them. We can
not, tor instance. set up retail stores
all 0\’t'l' thr- United States to sell army
supplies, and therefore have to dis-
pose of them in bulk. So much oi' the
supplies a: are of tliI ordinary tom-
mercial kind in the L nited States. and
'“liith people itcognine we ate Sell
int: in the t nllt'tl States. selling them?
fin any way
. spI-t-ulution.
:Ii'niy supplier:
llut specially prepared
rtwt‘ll pound (any; ot
roast tII-et’ and things of that soil
would not be autilable fm ordinar5
‘('Iillllll¢’l‘t’t‘ lIIII'I-.
"l haw lilllit'tl lhl' whole question
IIIIII- \\'llll tlII. salt-s director and there
.III- :I IiiimhI-I
to he sothId.
Silnvt', by
Some products for in-
reptitkiug in new tins and
«mild be resold in the
l'nited Stan-s. There is possibility
that up may be able to dispose of sub-
stantial quantitlm or food supplies in
iii-ziittitinns \‘-‘lIIIrI'I hulk purchases are
llliltlt‘. All avenues at‘fI to be sought
out and. so tar its possible. food and
clothes “I” lie stiltl in the filling
SIan-s."
FOUR WOMEN
ARRESTED FOR
TRESPASSING
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\ ll‘tl}: lit ( II loadId with coal con- ‘
IsiL'ned to tilt
llullartl factory. in Fair-
fit ltl had :in acrident in Greens Farms
at T o'(10(k V‘OSlPltlll\ morning. Most
III the coal \\ Is dumped on the tiacks.
is soon as uord of the seemingly
good fmtune spread among the for-
mnnv5 “as .20"? and that ”'e.g gign colonies. several score of coal
II rained hut $2.’I He II'epottetl his
I ”I" titillOP.
YZ‘I'iL’“ Sale. Auspices Gram
\YIIUNlfl‘S Guild. 32 Main St-
llO‘lll find all day Sat.
subscribed 7;
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for
Victory Bonds
through 3"
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The South Not-unlit
mirth.
1 them were the four women.
l dent was not a serious one. the dump-
! fair,
there were a number of men among.
pickers appeared on the scene. Among
The acci-
:lng of the coal being the greatest.
damage.
There is quite a little. indignation in
the Greens Farms section 0\ er the af-
because of the fact that while
the persons who took the coal. none
weie alresled Inquiries in onicial
ed no information other than that the
four Iwomen, whose names were not
obtainable. are charged with theft. of
coal, and they will be tried on charg-
es filed by the railioad adniinistiation
_1tlirough_- the detectixe.
Private. in- '
in which we can preietit ‘
I
III qutstions that bane
c'iicles here yesterday morninz eliclt- ,
CON TEST iIUR
BANKRUPTCY
Ultrpos'r ' A New Line of Willow Furniture
1 Continued Irnm First Paxo
litam. “'Illiam w, itm. llo'nl'y E.
' Shannondlugh .l.
i t ".0im-ll JI. (Minis may come forward
ii“ the next few day.s
Other Possible Candidates.
l But the applications are not limit-
led to Bridger-oil. Lawyers in other
touns hate ambitions. l-onner Secre—
:taiy III State Albeit Phillips of Siam
Iford is mentioned and so is “'illiam
('.ahle of Danhury. Another pos-
:lbllll)’ liom llanbury is former India-
or Probati- Martin J. (‘unninchant
‘ Those who hau- looked over the list
3are inclined to think that the two
'men in the le:tIl are Attorneys Mara.
’and llt‘nl of illle city. The pOsition is
to h: a slurp (hilt . out it right up
to the day of anno: Int-tn: ent
NAVY DEPARTMENT
WILL REQUISITION
hungry and John A:
Rockers and big roomy churn
able models in grey. mahogmy and
SEE THE DISPLAY IN OUR. SHOW WINDOWS.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING
TOWNS
RAYMOND
wwmmghsu.
of new and most comfort-
natural finish.
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bids virtually were duplicates of those
'previously submitted by the compan-
Iies at prices for steel agreed upon be-
gtween the ,old Industrial Board and
the industry. and which were reject-
" . structural steel were considered. The '
E Satisfactory Stockings to Match
ed as showing that there had been no
open competition.
ships for which the steel is needed
{we authorized under a pioxision that
'actnal construction work must cart
The fact that two of the four battle-1
prior to July 1. 1919. prompted the (19- I
lporment to resort to mergency pow-l
ten to obtain the necemry steel.
' No decision has been reached ro—
gardlng what companies will be call-
“ gamma) svnrzsox WILI [AM u —t)tiIciiaI-ged Gd “DOD ‘0 “liter the Steel
MME. BARRIOS AOKO
RETURN OF DAUGHTER
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{Wealthy New Yorker tings could“
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Action Against Hubby-Hearing
Fr.«YI‘
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arips. of New York. in: come to tho
Superior court in lichens corpus pro-
ceedings in an elort to recover poc-t
m at her child.
The defendant is Mon. Bernahe Bar-l
1 rice. or Stamford. stopping at the Do»
venport. in that city. By order of the,
Superioycoun Mr; nan-too. sq '6
would call him. is summoned to ap-
pear in manport next Friday st 1 p.
m, and to produce in court the body
qof Elan: or Helen. as her American
Iplnymntel call her. Barrios. aged
teight. the daughter of Madame and
Monsieur of the great Barrios family
Wifo' o Complaint.
wife complains through
l The her
IBridgepmt that some time ago the
I fathei
,and theieafter has pit-vented
mother from seeing the daughter
Papers were served on Mr. Bariios
yestetday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff
1l incoln Taylor 0! Stamford. The
Bariios party “as dining when
l deputy arrii ed with the urn.
'lld until the meal was over
.hantling in the otdI-r ot the Supeiioi
‘rouII. \\"l1l(ll must ho ubmed undei
l penalty.
\ll tht’ pill‘ll!’.\ lllll‘l‘slt‘ll ‘III “ell
itonnected But there has b“tll ‘01“!
Ithing of a. dispute between husband
and uife lm many months. An in-
the
lie wait-
F‘riday. unless some' agrcvtiivnt
Nached in the meantime.
is
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Dorlon House
Shore Dinners
All Kinds 0! Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken
A LA CARTE
‘fi
We Just Received Anoth-
Niomen th
FISKEA MEERESTONE
And NOR ALK TUBES
Seconds
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counsel. Attorney John S. Pullman. of '
took out. of the city of New. '
,',\ork without torrent. the little girl/
the.
before i
tereeting hearing is promised for next ’
Men’s Oxfords
Of N ewest:
They represent the very latest. ideas. in correct footwear
and include many novelties
ASK TO SEE
CON NEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Washington Street.
MIN TZ’S
“Quality Shop”
New Showing oi
. SUMMER
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DRESSES
Models -- “offifccftflfid
1OVER IN WESTPORT
South Norwalk.
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l to the Victory Loan.
We Will Loan
for Six Months
The City National Bank
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150 NIGHT GOWNS ............... ..... ........ $1.00
$1.25tind$1.5OENVELOPB CHEESE $1.00
$1.50 and $2.0000HBINAT10N8 (Size 34) $1.00
$1,50andszoocom'rs,,......................ou§ $1.w
$2.00 andszflfimDES $1.00
$1.50 CHILDRER’ SERGE SUITS . ......... . ...... $1.00
$1mWHITESILKHOBE......................... $1.00
1.181.! 308! ....... ..... 3 per: for $1.00
51259.nds2.OOBLOUSE8. $1.00
75c BLOUSES ............................. 2 for $1.00
$1.25 and $1 40 BUNGALOW APBOKS .............. $1.00
$1.76REDCROSSAPROHS......... .............. .81.”
$2.00 LONG BLAGK KID GLOVES ..... , ............. $1.00
MANY arm SPECIALS
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0011.“! DAY SPECIALS
There are over 5000 good
people. 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.
populntion increases ov-
er 2WD by the addition
of City people who real-
ize the advantages West
port offers over other
places along the shore.
I ese 7000 people trade
where they can get thet
I beat valuci and for that
reason it behooves the
merchants of South Nor-
walk to become better
acquainted with West-
port people thru persist-
WESTPORTER - HER-
ALD, published 45 yrs.
by the Jones family.
Egg, Stove,
Nut and Pea
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at 721.
During the summer the.
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Reliable Companie-
REAL ESTATE
in all its Branches
J. M Layton & (30., Inc.
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“This new some:
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTB
cause of "he tll‘OaH‘ and tho mot
adjust’ng Iht: Ei'lilt’. Disease ll cued
by a “w zI-.h, l\\'1.~" or sprain in I”
back. Et'vn if done in childhood, it
creates pinched nerves Ind pol. h
later lilo in the different or“. “I
limbo.
Chiropractors remove the a!!!” It
disease and pain. health is re.”
through harmonizing - the nerve ul-
umo in your body. Fem-lo ”0*
given special attention; ollo cur-o
turo oi the spine. You will new I.-
gret giving the Chiropractor o din-no
to help you.
Magnetic Treatment. Given AM
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Postal: being sent out solicitfiw
.Junk as successor to Efl’ron m
‘misleading. There is no one auth-
orlzed to nuke such a statement.
1.. EFPRON
Bonn Sheet.
Painless“
Extracting
The unsolicited testimony of my
many patients is all that it necessary
to prove that teeth enacted in my
olice are taken out absolutely with
out pain. and without any ill um a-
fact. it you have teeth that. need e:-
trect‘ing, come. in, and be able to My.
u so many others have said. "It in
true; I know it. for l have tried I
myself." '
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10 So. Main 8m, to. Home“;
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