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\wi Society of the First
, up.” (‘hurr-n will meet
’Hllltlil'O‘V afternoon a!
.4 at Raymond Bros.
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. it two inmilv dwell-
‘t\'u~t Main St 1'90"! to
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The South Norwalit
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OF ALL-WESTERN $Tfi‘l'56
Chairman of Democratic
CommLttee Is to Lay Foundation
for 1920 Campaign.~~ ;
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“LA-SHINGTON. May ~2'7.—-Homer S.
Cummings. chairman of the Demo-
National Committee, has
an extensive tour 0! the
hrtwi’Pn the .V'lisaissippi river
an} ill" l’utifit: (‘uaflt to béflin hls or-
ganization "or the 1920 campaign. He
will he :tt~cclnt:.E‘-nl9d by J. Bruce Kro-x
-. victv vlrti'mzm oi the committee;‘
chairman of the wom-
‘z-tm .111: Y3. 3:. Hollister. executive
V'. l). Jamison. director of
an! W. .l, Cochran, director of
'i‘l‘e first stop i510 bemude
May 30—31.
GATHER YE ROSES.
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Happiness Never a Thing One Lightly
Cast: Away. ' .
Wr‘l'o going home from a dinner
my friends and I.
niglt‘ and rather rainy
’tozmltar in the damp
’rrvllzy my friend
Sud-l nly seriuualy.
E. in lh“
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party together,
it was lllH' :1,
and a” we on:
nlnmst r1111)!
tLpol-te very
write-s Marga"!
(‘hriqtian Herald.
"Just now." ah? said
very happv. But
‘tz'aiti to takeuilf"
'l‘itc ruin boat in 11 ft‘; manner
‘aa’ainm the car windon l lis'rnttl
to it for :2. monttnt belorc I spoke.
"\Vhy‘." -I questioned at last-“why
afraid to take your chant-o
to be happy?"
"lloca‘uspf‘ answered my friend. and
th“
‘hccause I’m
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and
S: .ng socr
"‘ “9 a chant“?
to he l"n almost
:1 1-0 you
due: :
car and the min. cven~~‘
afraid that it won't ast!"
\\'hen it is autumn and the leaves
are crimson and gold-colored and
very beautiful, we know. even as we
admire them. that ihPy will he brown
and withered some day. But that
does not keep us from loving their
glorious colors.
it's like that.
and springtime.
.
too. with fi'lV‘W‘H.
and the hluo- s‘y of
thtw r. “'0 know that the flowers
will fade away and that sprinzttme
will go and that thPre will he winter
storm clouds whore than» were once
sparkles of sun.
And this i'~= the
friend and to other frinntlv. of mine:
.\'t~\wr be afraid to grasp ut happi-
ness because it will not lost. l-‘ur
happiness is its lH-‘Hllllfill as thv flow-
ers of sprlhg and the sky of summer
and tho vivid leaVo-s of autumn. And
oven though ll tnizh: not last. hit)-
ninv‘ss i< too beautiful pass by
”it nover a glance.
\nd then. as the philosopher said.
.nwl as we know, don't be sure, as
you tztkc your (‘ll‘.lll('(‘ :tt happiness.
that it will nnt stay. Look around
_\our circle of friends. look at your
look at the rm-
and tho :lV’PTilK"
of happy faces is rather high. You‘ll
see more smiles. I think. than frowns;
morv merry fat-es ihnn sad ones:
llont afraid to take. it t-hattcc
at: happiness because you fear that
it is too lw-autiful to last. Take your
chance. instead. arguing that happi-
110.5345 too beautiful not to last!
so answer to my
It)
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luniness associates
'l-ll crowds not p
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SOLDIERS TO LEAVE FRANCE.
“'ASIIINGTON. May 26.———RPvlsed
Ipluns for the return of the overseas
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Thurs: i
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forces provide for the sailing from
France of all troops except lh05(’ in
the Regular divlisons by June- 12. Ger-
f-ral March. chief of staff. announced
today. ,
Units; now in the service of sat-ply.
are scheduled to sail 100.000 in May.
200.000 in June. and the small remain-
der in July. A definite schedule has
been arranged for closing: all supply
Sections and lcave EIT'PEIPS now under
control of the A. E F. Headquarters.
Genctul Headquarters at Chttumont
be closed early in June. after
whi<h time th? (‘oblenz sector will be '.
supplied direct from Antwrrp. {
Dcmobillzatlon of the army has now'
returned more than sixty per cent. Ml
officers and men to civil life it w»:
announced officially. The total. in-l
eluding partial reports to date wag,
given as 2.215.161. of whom 112.356.
were officers. Sailings from overseas.
aim-o Vov. 11 last, have totalled 1.-
152,427. ’
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[lite Footwear
For Holiday and;
Week-Ends
It is without equal for town,
m and seashore occasions.
WW {or women, men
and m will phase vat: :11.
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"5- nt: ‘Zsou‘mponv arm
National Jakucens's Pay: $98 to Faltfiqtd Court
census of Southport. arrested last Fr;
day on char-cu;
out a license appeared before
Bacon wicketztan in the town court yet;
Whirl):
fined $30 and costs, amounting to $93.
which he paid. '
They Yield Government $50.35? a‘
5of the old Scotch saying that
.muckle maker. a muckle," is found in:
so“ drinks recently inaugurated by?
, the cm crnment. ;
pl- too-H of amusement;
alumna-rhino:
FOR “suumw 'mnma.’
as Result oinLiquor Selling
“
FAIRFTEL”. May 273-42111“: Ja‘vt-
of selling liquor with-
Justin:-
Ho pleaded guilty and was
PENNIES FROM SODA.
m
Am v sme" .,
Reliable Coach Hammocks
The kind that combine comfort tad service to n mmrk- ‘5'
nble degree. Buy one for the verandah or sleeping porch. We
sell them with or without stand: and awnings.
A Big and Varied line at Ptrthl‘milure
RAYMOND 81 SON
Valium“.
10111111
There are over 5000 good
. people. Once in awhile a
’lfcw bad ones driit into1
ltown from adjoining cit-
lies and break in ltouscs'
but aside from that then
. place is alright.
ml
During the summer the
:1
' J.M.laylou&llt£.llc.
«2111(1an inmdu
REAL ESTATE
In 3‘! its Branches
population increases ov-
er 2000 bv the addition
Month in Diltrlct.
An effective illustration of the truth;
"many a
the rflStllis of the ten per cent tax on
The amount of luxury tax to be de-‘
rived from the soda fountains of the
Connecticut internal revenue district
under the law which went into effect
on May 1. will exceed $60,567 monthly"
according to an estimate given by t‘ol-i
lector James J. Walsh, whose district'
includes Rhode island as well am the'
\\ hole of this state.
The one. two and threc cent taxes
paid by the thirsty soda fountain habl
idea will. in the opinion or Mr'. Walsh.‘
total more than. those of the combined
t.t\ on moving pictures admlSsltm
White Sixties tor Evo'ybetly
Straw hats are no more a sign of summer than WHITE
SHOES, and our line for men, women and children is bigger,
. and better than ever this season.
‘| low models with some especially attractive styles in pump“: and
Oxford: ofkid or buckskin for women.
We have them in high and
All Kinds at White Stockings to Match
~CONN£ALLY;& BRACKEN
81 ’Washinzton Street. South Wk.
of City people who real—
ize the advantages West.
port offers over other
places along the shore.
These 7000 people trade
where they can get the
best values and for that
reason it behooves the
merchants of South Nor-
mlk to become better
acquainted with 1West;—
zport people thru persist-
ent advertising in T H E
WESTPOBTER - HER-
.7 ALD, published 45 yrs.
by the J ones family.
~—
DE‘F‘NITION OF CHMOM'”
mm
WE liEW SCHEME—J,
cause of the dirmo- and the”! “
adjultfng the same. Disease in and '
by a wrench. twist or sprain no.
book. Even if done in child“ 3
pundit-d nerves dun tub ‘ ‘
Inter lite in the dinemnt ,mm
limbs.
Chimpmcton rcmow the on“ ‘
dice-n and min. mum is m .
mm harmonizing them a”...
man in your body. 1W1.”
given special attention: also an.”
tun 01 the spine. You will no" I.
gret giving the Chiropractor C d”
to help you.
Mann-tic Treatment. nit-mm
1. FRANCIS. 0.1:.
34 thlnmon 8L, .0. ~lek.“
m M m w
foes; the tax on admission fee to till
the tax to club
on yachts and other .plensum:
and on pool and’hllllnrd tables.-t
limits:
11min: the tax year of 1517 and 1918.
uhitlt i) no July 1.1917.nnd ended
Jul) 3'" 101.‘ the aggrcnnte amount of
taxes for the v- amusements was 868$.
air-.17. .01 this amount. $500,334.15
was: dpritwd from the tax on admission:
fee to all plum-s of 3111mm: 355,-f
214792. wa‘z 'hv amount. at mum club.
dues that exceedul 12; 14,776.70 was
contributed by owners of pleasurej
boats; and $26,086.40 was the amount
collected on pool and billiard tables.‘
This yem the tax nn the latter two
has been doubled and on those alone.
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THE 'HA‘RBWARE &
AUTO SUPP-LY (30.
4‘3 Water St.
Phone 1215-5. 80. Norwalk. 0t.
Magneto Part1, Starter Ind}
Generator Brushel
Oils and Greases
Stewart 5 er Parts
Bocony Gasoline and Ramon l
Auto Supplies, Tires and Tube-
G. H. Hedenberz. Prop. ;
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SPECIALS
For the Week
GRANULATED SUGAR— ;
5 1113.490
l COTTAGE BRAND COFFEE.
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Vests i.
88 inmate)! 31'.
£111.23} ' ~ .
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Forest Mills
Summer Underwear
Extra. Size Tights .
moon sun's, wing sleeves and :loevelm,
knees ..
MISSIS' andOHILDRBN'SVBBTB zbcnndmc
nag... ............. u~-...-so
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VES‘I‘S—Ribbed and pinin, round and V neck, short deem
aimless and bodice. ‘
cut, V :hape, Imp, guaranteed to stay 6n shoulders,
390mm
TIGHTS—Band and string top, lace and cufl’ knee ..... . . 39c
65c
cnflandhoe
75c
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J. 1-. MALLETTE
1‘01. 449.
801313 303W“
Use Your Credit
At this Bank for your subscription
to the Victory Loan.
We Will Loan at 4
for Six Months
34%
The Cltva’fntioltl-Lal Bank ~
Egg, Stove,
51— . such.mm 'v
13 . 'M‘fi't W.“
1.. Nut and Pet.: ___ ..
i to: YOUR AUTO an
5% C-O-Aai.
Prompt Delivery
hurls & Guns.
awe-rm
mun.
A. ruwousrm
mum-7‘11” ‘
Jute ' x-mincr U... Paton! can
7r’A'I' EN TS:
nan rmmo. moi.
ammo, um m no
name n7
N. S. DI PALMA.
311.00: 31:,
uonwnm
9911911 House:
1 : inure Dinners
All Kinds at Sea food
Steak, 019115 and
flicked
A LA CARTE
Reg, 40c quality. Cut. to 33¢
CORNED BEEF—
Small Stze ......... 400 c3114
QUAKE CORN ms,
A pkg. ................. 9c
FAIRBANKS LAUNDRY
SOAP .......... 6 bars 256“ *
TOILET T18883—
3 five cent. soils 1%}
,—
g A. STULL
24 Cottage Street .
EastNotwalk l:
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GENUINE SPRING LAMB
ch
Loin Ohcps .....................
Rib Chop:
Quarter Lamb .................. 32c
Lambsiew
HOME mean VEAL
Veal Cutlets
Rump Veal
Shoulder Veal
Veal Stew
BEST HEAVY BEEF
Native Fm .......... . ........
Bust sagar Cured Hams .........
Bone... m
Dixie Bacon . . .
strictly Fruit Eggs ............. .
Gold ”0“! ‘OIMI; ....... . .....
Brow mm ...............
wmumm lam-1435c
White” Wick” 1’: an 86
All Kilt of MM m .
Full Linc Inch ,VW.
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\VILLIAM AND MARY DINING BOOK SUITES
MEETS
In American Walnut or Antique Mahogany ........ $175. 00
PM THOUGHTS, MAT 11m, NOBLE ACCOMPIZIBE-
are fostered by congenial suaoundings. lake the Where
in your home attractive
' Our Line of Furniture and Housefumishings is most com-
xndofimmmingnoede‘d toinnhe the home at-
We, and nil-at the lowest. possible price—qmty consid-
mumchGood-“mu-
a” “tfltunDMnMn 1
“gun-gummy,
magnum
PAST 3-3318!!! ”VICE
“5TB. ”.3108”
Leaves Pier at foot of East 5th
St, N. Y.
(Sunday Excepted)
PHONES
M York—Pom 9151
_ South Kuwait
NEW YORK & MWALK j
ms INC.
om "CARS
mmwmoo. 1810.
“an“ Out at!
‘ Junk as auocessor ‘to Eil’rcn u. - ”
030001?!
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NOTICE
Postals being sent out soliciting .
misleading. There is no one sunk
. orized to make such a. statemmt.
L. EFFRON
Rowan Street.
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An 1114121111119;
Plate
should hover be “dod. lt irritaim th ‘ , ':
mucus membranes of the mouth. keep-
ing thr’ 1n sow and prurgnting a prop- ,
-cr mastication of the food. an well u
{causing much suffering: and. again. I - .
”time that drops when talking place. \
‘the wearer at a great disadvantage.
to: it not only Hubart‘asses him, but.
oft-times malies him an object of ro-
lpulsion or tidiculc. There is in raw“
son why a plate should not give “up ‘
faction it properly made. Are you"
having trouble with the one you an.
«inn? It“ no let me show you tho
oomeItll of a perfect plate.
111:1.th
16... “out BL. 30. mi. ‘
«008.9. A. I. TO .. P. .-
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