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and Prices
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3‘? ENNELLY’S
7?- So. Main St.
.~. aura NORWALK,
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flaw-:illL‘ of the hoard of on-
lllP present
ttlgtxo’ion iot'
Ew- livl-l tonight at
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mum-all. (-‘otint'il. No.11}:
tuttituhus. will observe its
this evening at
1< on \\'asltingt0n street.
‘ :tnversary
.~t c-xrursiou of the season
Roto Point next Thurs-
:t: the Eighth Grade Manual
- .- ~t haul of New York city.
w“ ill
-- gal rehearsal ot the team and
:vbekah Lodge will be held
t-rening. There will be a
initiation on Friday night when
from Stamfordand New (‘8-
dil .ilso be entertained.
..t'
it
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,t l,ttUi:~'(' David, the noted hurl)-
'~2i.l play Mrs. Newkirk's con-
.z the t‘ongragatioual Church bar-
this Monday and Tuesday
': nus. tor the benefit of the new
at
.tittso
5‘ .. ul".ttlil.:tltln ex‘oi‘oises ot' the PH-
w- .\'.)t inal School of Miss Mary Mill-‘3
i \\'t-~t arr-nun. Bridgeport. will no
;« ill .l' \ o‘clock Friday eveninz. June
h, at lllt' Stanfield Hotel. Bridzeport.
Among those who will graduate- from
this (NV will he Miss Mary lloltlizatr. of
It Ely uvo-nuv.
Hus-sell Frost. 1.1.. has lievn appoint-
;tge-n' with headquart-
..t in Brood strtwt. New York, of
Alli“l'iL‘flll~Piilll[tlJillt‘ Company.
Visuyim lit-lining: cotnpnn)‘.
oil mills ut Ma-
~.'--i “t'ltll, are the l .«t produr-
oil in the l’hilippinr‘
lie: of the buying
«tzttnzt'v oi il|1l('lllnt"l‘}'. "lt'l‘lf'l—
‘ p‘tif'i‘il in large qti;tntiite.—; and
Y it'll't‘Hilfiln‘J
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lumi- tot ottttttt
urge
wit ".llllll
iiilr (‘itlll‘it'
ot‘ all kind and tht-ir ship—
, lintnltt illltl (Vim.
.. m: -it' tltt- Norwulk lto'i.
'.' . fit an Hutton \vliit'ii is to lw.
~. fin) t vmtinu. :it ('mtnril t-lmm-
* ll‘tll. (‘uptttin llat'rv Mower-"o.
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ono‘ of
late of
ii, F.,
“domino“ in- th" nationul 0r-
FITS.
Htmniord.
\' "lb-31", A.
in. pz-otitisr-ti to be
m l~ll tho rmurnml st-rvict‘
. -: tintits ot‘ the orgttnizuiiopi
Unison-s \vlty llll"‘.’ shtiltltl
_. \zxtvrirun.lwoion tukt-s in
- and min in every brunch
. Major ROOHUVt‘ll, son
inst-lent. and Capt. (ilar‘n’.
‘.|l\“i l‘lttik. of the House of
l .tll‘~> <. are two of the promin-
gut....‘.- oi the oruanization. it
1 tmt tho-ro- will be it. We
i;.-v niaht.
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TWO DUTIES /
T0
YOUR HEIRS 2
I .
Nuke your will with the T;
in of your lawyer; or your e:
- 2.2.29 may not. be divided on .1.
' "1 would have it.
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Name as your executor
the South Not-walk. .,
Trust Co.
' stir-h
llit‘ city .
3: 'lwann mother.
Loin-i» communion
on HA'I'I‘ERS ENDS
«mutinued rrom Page One).
Under the rorulations of the Unit-
ed Latters "gaming changes in
laws nzrtde by tln- convention. all
t-lutinges “ill be submitted to
no .ubership tor referendum
vow. i’residem Green”, iit his all-
1.u.:l ltpwt. dwelt at some length
or. llu- tivt’f‘ssily of the membership
taking a greater interns! in mat-
Lt-i’s‘ oIi‘mn-d l-)l' referendum. and tho
ottioms and delegates front the. local
lisattc-rs‘ it:~‘.-Utl:ll‘iUl‘iS are planning to
L.l\t' ill’f lilk‘Il-Dll'fi of those organiza-
tions till ;mssible information ro~
union”; l‘ll‘ v-t‘mt't of evo-ry change
2i; luv. iii-(t’ by the convention in
ind-gr tilt-t the members may be-
.uiiv il:l(.i‘itt-‘tl about ll!“ effect of
ti:.,.~t- lit'iilil‘fi ii‘ they 'ttro i‘atifivd
on .o‘l‘ l'r'f‘illlllll.
'ilu- Lamention “a.“ the
i-tlli .zil.‘ lil>lt)l'_\' tvi' llh‘ l‘nill‘tl
lid-um. .mtl the discussion on tho-
murr l‘.ip(.l'7‘lll’. questions coming
l-H) e- the ll. irggitvs was most inter-
».tztiz'. in “mutt-ratio: the nit-ast-
tt:.:i l’l't't'l\‘ll i‘uroruhle (‘on-
~.«n;iwn izt'l'tll. the ,m-lr’natvs say
that tlu- Night l.t-ur wot-Mus: day. in-
ti'e-at t m tl..- minimum bill or prices.
the l't‘ltilll-dl oi the perm-mage- sys-
':em 07 tuisittu organisation rvvvnue.
'tnd tho- i-t-outst to tho .\nlt‘l‘it‘iln,
Pull-ration or” Labor to; jurisdictioni
on r all Workers making hvadgwtr,
of whatever rhurm-ter. “ere the»
most illlpnrlztlll. All oi those niut-t
't-rs will (‘UIIIG bt-t‘orw thr member.
in}; tor referendum zit-lion. but if
p emotion! is i’olltnvml tlw untzozt oi;
h.‘ rotumttion is plt'li)’ u-rtm’tt to?
he :ustained.
lit.»
longest
in
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SHERIFF“ PEA“ BEGiNS
SECOND OFFICIAL TERM
. Elected Last. November-by Large Ma.
jority—Deputies Sworn in
With Him.
Shotii‘l’ Simeon l'oase began his
second ”Will of four years as sheriff
ot‘ Fair-field tounty Saturday night at
12 o'clock. He Was sworn in Saturday
by (‘let‘k li‘red \\'. the Su-,
perior court.
'i‘rut-y ot
Sheriff Peat-w “'llS ro-vlevtud lust No
vember. defeating tormer Sit-ritl’ \th‘
lium Volimer by it plurality ot‘ 21.950
votes. as t‘otllptu‘etl with :t sttt't'es‘s
against the Hull? utndidatc- in .: I i
by a margin ot LN: Hum, ..-~ t'tll'
ried m ery toun in the tlslllli)‘ t'\('t'|li
New: ow it.
It is :izt't‘ml by .3” ”1‘” Would
l’ens‘t' has made o \t't'} «(tiist‘ztzt‘try
()filt‘lill illlll he hit“ rm-I-Bvo-tl t-ongtuln
lu ions as he lit-gins his st-t'ond lt‘il‘l
to run to 1922i.
' sum it‘f
DOUI‘it-‘t'tl tho t'erttppoithiit-nt ol' all his
deputies ahd they werr sworn in by
l’ertsv hall 1-; t‘\ inttsly-ztn-
(‘ottrl Meta-«inuvr (‘lturlos S. Evans.
Ailr‘i' ill“ t’ot'tnul (*Xc-rt-ist-s the slit-r-
lff and his tlt‘;ttllit.< :ttljttlll‘liml l() lmll-
who'rn Sheriff
l’t"2l>‘t' u t~otnplimeularv
Illnl‘llt‘tin by all the- deputies.
lhvputv Slit-113T Sv-lult (i, lilttkotnam
of Huntington I‘lllllb‘ in tor sllt‘t‘lill (‘Oll-
thost- who are re-
llv t‘l‘tll'rfi upon his sixth
lt'l'iti as tlitvutv shvrifi‘. having served
four lt-‘l'lll‘.~‘ with sheriff Sidney E.
lluwlvy. .llt.‘ has lit-en ooutt officer for
tho (‘otonton Pleas civil. for twenty
Hill] lizts u rt-r-ord of service
man‘s silo! u lléillSt‘
\\ :. ~ lt‘lltli‘l‘l'll
Ltt'ut tiltt ' ion:
appoint: «l
iilllillli'.
yours
whit-h is :llll'i‘l‘t'lillt‘tl'hy till.
— Try a Snntintl “'ant Adrotih'e-
' ment.
: Vitality}
. u
; ‘IIM. VIGOR»-—“PEP —tl‘.e
‘, great needs of today, when men and
Women should have Itren‘th. innitudc rod
1 cheerfulneu—these are denied the poor trainer
1 from kidney and bladder trouble.
That awful tired feeling. henmno. harm-«3:!-
ncoo. soreness. Itifineu. backache. rheumahc
pains. iumblgo. painful bladder wenknm and
other lymptomo noon disappear when the loo-
ms motto-1, M active.
wumrztts:
act promptl and ebotiuly to name “pk.
“molt 0f dim kidney. and Mac-let
to health and normal functioniul. Their halt-u...
and curative qualitiu are lunamecd.
M. T. “Eaton 325-!0tb Ave. “7., lulmb.
Minn” when: "i an pleased to tenth thum-
Foley Kidney Pill: have been the menu of
thin no I... sand hidnap adjust;-
. an lot lane nmr. '
nausea-Powell Cerooution.
“Far Vining Men
The most approrriato thing for;
Auntietyboth in colon
andluts.
prompt and fearless action ol‘ 3 Y. M.
' Transcript.
- On PVQI')’
Captain in 26th Div. wounded
at L’hatcau 'l‘hierry. tells 05‘
service rendered by “Y”
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lived at Chateau Thiet-ry by the
o yam-J...— .
Boatou. Mass—That. ‘hll leg
0. A. secretary, is the statement of
Capt. Walter W. Austin, 47 School
at. Brookline, Mass, who has just te-
ceived his. discharge from the 3:1:
B‘L. 101th Int. 26th Division. 'l‘ln
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iSummer Furniture ior Porch: or cottage
Cool and Oomfortable Willow Furniture of many models,
in most attractive design: and coloring.
PORCH CHAIRS. ROCKERS mum 2"
COUCH mans WITH OR WITHOUT STANDS ’
AND AWNINOB.
mm STORE 01.0838 TODAY.
RAYMOND & SON"
WHIMMI‘I.
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mm: 3. 30m Riverside and Burt
lAvenm. opposite the Catholic Church
one o 'clock.
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i This sale will afford anyone who do
sires furniture, beds, bedding. etc.,to
“Y" IBM is 'l‘. 8. Lauren. wtor 0
packs. at auction Iii-ices u all good:
,wiil lie-sold to the highest bidder.
the lst Congregational church in
amulet-d. Comm, 3 church which is
soon to celebrate its 275th anniverr
sary. Mr. Latin-op. returned in Jan-
uary utter nearly a year of servic~5
wmt rm Yankee Division in the,
front lines. and mind with his men
in the parade, April 25th. For his
conspicuous valor at. the field dress-
ing station on the cutout-ts of Tourer
Mr. inthrop bu been recommended
for the Distinguished Service Cron bv
Major» Jmeol-L Hem. nine of that
3rd Battalion. who will return nexti
wk to his former position in lb":
advertising department 01 tho Boston ‘
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"The 3rd Battalion, 104th lumtry‘
went iomrd on Jilly 18. 1918. at two
o‘t-lock in- the morning. mum oi
Taurus and Giovry veto. taken. from
the. Germans in our advance that ulu.
l was-wounded “.1“?va o’clock-
in the: morning. by a hlfi ”looked
shell. a from at whlch pun-d
tl.rough both thighs. teamwork"
leg bully. l was Men from (3.;qu
ll} the stretcher better: to [m
station in charge of Capt. mfkflt‘
rick. M. (7. of Lynn. He had ruled
the flag of tho only Rod-Cranmer.
Children’s Dresses '
Pretty Plaid Gingham Dresses in a variety of coloring: with
belt: and novel little pockets; to toltyeoro 3160:0321”
Blue, Pink and Green Chambray Dresses, high waist line,
whitetfimmingsfltoeyeon $8.98
Ginghams and Chambray Creepers, Roam Peter PanBuits
and Mahmuuoomuso
PlayOverallsinbluoandpinkchookgdg'inhm...'...... 80¢
J. I. MALLETTE
88 WW! '1'. 8001'”me
' There is also a lot. of very OLD
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lFURNITURB. which is very attract-
Iive and should interest all lovm of
antiques.
1 Remember the date and place and
4'me over to this rule. It will pay
.101!-
!‘hm goods will be shown by tol-
epllonlng to W. 8. JONES. 120 01-183
Mort. Bonn open Mon boy
until noon.
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up
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Egg, Stove,
Nut and Pen:
‘ GOA-L-
Sltfllt' (-ultvzt under them .
lint-he. ob—w'varn, hul ‘pond- m.“
and the p ti. -- was under I m Ind:
Constant slit-l! ftr- dly Ind night. For-
tumaly there were no direct mu dill"
in: tin“ lttzt- Hint. Kirkm ml
lll'iulird in the culvert, nwly 48
hours.
"When i was brought in there were
lti omur onset: lying on the earth un-
dPl a stout» alt'h where the doctor
Wlu- working by ctltulie light. If it
had not. been dry Wflalltol‘ for moral :
(is); before we wuuid surely have
been out of luck. A little run fell
that morning but not PIN-u‘h to get in
under the shelter.
"The Captain finally came to me
and attended to my wounds. The left
leg he (-ould not do much for and he
said that if i were not rushed to a
hoapitul i would certainly lose the
lr-g. it was quite a prohlmtl to move
me from that protected plan- to a
hospital win-re i could get Smximl at-
tention. The motor ambulances could
not back up to the coin-it. The.
shell: Were falling :ut thickly as rain;
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sidtl 01 us. “More I was ‘
wounded i never felt fear of beingi
under tire but believe me with botht
logs- smashed l was scared cold to go i '
Out whom the slit-ifs Were bruuking.
"Mr. Lathrop. the ‘Y‘ svt'retary
with our inttullnn. was assisting Capt.
Klrltpatrirk in his curve or the wound—
ed. lie was at work over)- minute of
those iii hours of the advance in that
plat-e. The momt-nt the donor 0!"
dirt-d me to a hospital. without an in
stant's hesitation. Hr. Latbrcp picked
me up in his arms. “Allied out of that
culvert. and barely ”raping (lt‘illh a
dozvn times. plat-"d mo in a motor
ambulancu that was about to Love
the rear.
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“it as undnrs'and. Major Mr‘ '
.Ilado lizts rmotnmr-nued Mr. Lathrr‘p.
tor the i‘ruls. l {or one am here. u
an) pliit‘t.
dution.”
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to but R up that recommem ,
ABGFT “nun svsmt
A. F.
Chinese.
Paris (By Maili—Sixty-nine t‘hi
nose Y. M. U. A. secretarial hast
been so impressed with the work :
the Association among tho armies o
the Allies that at a conference r0; et t
1y held at Versailles. they det-idut
that similar methods should be adopz- t
ed in China. The use at huts tilt»:
those used so effectively in the Arm}-
camp: will bring the work of the ‘Y'
in (‘hina directly to all the [)t‘cpli"
whereas now. it. reaches chiei‘ly tut
higheruclasm.
Cbineu.coolleo by the hundreds .
thousands were used. in the» llhf‘s‘
units in France. and these men for
the first tune canola». conttct‘wlth
Service to F. inspires
a
l
the work 0! the ”actuation; Native!
secretaries were provided as far as!
possible. .. ;
Some of thue. it. was decided all
tho.coni’mnce. ‘41] remain in Funnel
and conduit 3 to- Great Britain to,
undyimuhoolowi practical arts, .3
There more thirteen. student... as:
any who. hot: 1 dozen tear-h-g
en. a» counters-d1 boy scout sec-
MII W; the Rustic-o, rum»
ignited, at tho-moo. Tho an
m hum .videlr ”grandmas-to: 01-1
the. republic. m Shout-sci
We. Kora-lac. Kin-mu.
«Blond. mm)!!!”-
. “Mum ;
Int-mm.“ April 22 the
in also; Aswan: Bun"
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White: Shoes' ofiEvery
[New and. attractive models for. men,
women and children. that combine
style withscomfori.
‘ :E‘Wrur smtmsszmznmm
CONNEALLYjsi BRAEKEN
81 Washinuttm Street. South Nonmlk.
Berton House
‘ Shore Dinners
; Allliintis oi Sea Footl‘
- “.muau-L
Steak, Chops and
- 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
south Rot-vols. 0m
Chicken
A LA CAR‘I’E
- FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
"8TB. MARION”
Leaves Pier at foot of East. 5th
' St., N. Y.
Daily at. 3 P. M.
(Sunday Excepted)
Leaves So. Nor-walk in time for
8 A. M. Delivery in New York
City.
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HEAR THE NEW VICTOR RECORDS FOR JUNE
A SPLENDID vanm'rv or-musxc
JUST A raw on ma BELOW
Tears of Love, Charles Hart; Wait and See, Remy Burr.
18544 86c
Dear Old Pal of;
Mine, Walk; When You Look in the Heart of
a. Rose. Jos. C. Smith's Orchestra. 18543 . . . .. ....... 85c
You'll Find Old Dixieland in France, Pietro, Fox Trot; Just-
Blue, All Star Trio. 18547 . . .' ...................... 85c
Bush's-Bye, ”Baby, When the Shadow: Come and Go, Viv-
ian-Holland Lillian Basedale. 18660 ............... . 85c
Lifgand anctu'mn the Velvet. Lady), Waiting, From Lisbon
hater), Lamb-rt Murphy. 45164 . . . . . 1.00
' Dances-Tacks. Heifetz. 74569 ............... ,
Little Old mg Cabin in the Lane. Alma Gluck. 64809 . .
Twilight, Amelita. Galli-Gurci. 64807 .................. $1.00
We will gladly play them all for you.
nnw Your: a NORWALK
LINE INC.
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Gil): CARS
Sell your old can to the Bridge-
port Auto Wrecking 00., 1310
North Ave, between Oak 1nd
, Center Sis, Bridgeport. Conn.
Phone Barnum 6586-2. Second-
hand portend tires to fit my
mine of car.
Westport. on Saturday, May 318%., st i
It or mastication oi‘ the food. as well “u g
5. 3.1. van
human:
m m alt-Lt. Tainan. .7
4
mm‘fiamentskehod
Wo.mst.lnvo.moe forearSunnotGoodawhlohmor-
many. Itmneedofiui.o°oot,avohu,oospo.a
Dru: or a Skirt coma wmeuuthseredmdxlouflln
willnotboherelon‘. Gounod..." my. ’
.ii?
,. on
Cream of Mustard -
25c Sine
_ at
W mum mu
‘ Cm.
6*
jl|
.0! mm inst-anon!
Reliable CW
REAL ESTATE
in 3'! mm
in; tflM&&.,M- ,-
otmo m
com wanna: an.
”3.“.
”-v-m. .uc—ow‘.-.-.
--,_-_.-_ - -- ”#33
THE NEW scrum: ,
D‘FlNtholfl OF cummm .
muse or the disallow and the art ‘1
“hunting the some. nit-nus is can”
by a wrench. twist or soul...“
back. Even if done in chlldhd.
create: vim-had nervo- and”
um life in the dllm‘entom- at
limbo: “
(Dim-Lyndon remove the “J
diseuo and pain. health to 5'
through harmonizing the bent
toms in your body. tremolo t
gran special attention: ‘1”: cw»
turo ot the spine. You will newtrl. .
gm giving the Chiropractor .. M...
to help you.
Magnetic Trentmento GOV“ M-
T. HANDS. ll. C.
34 Washington on. So. Not-nut. eons; ~
Grad-om from Palaver W
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A. M’ "DOST“.
amass? Aruw ‘ .
at. ‘ unminor U... 'IMR m. A
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g u m ammo. AUTO ran an
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umrnttm i ;:
rug. onto. my”; Hm II.
(7 WASHINGTON 01'.
wow woo MEN‘S BUM“
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, Taking
WHITE PINE COMPOUND .
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NOTICE
Postal: being sent out solicihm ' :1
‘Junk as successor to Eil‘ron I!"
misleading. There is no one unit
": orized to make such a statement.
L. EFFRON
Rowan Street.
L“...
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2;
g . An Ill-Fittin
Plate
i should in \rr be lIM‘tl. lt irritates th.
‘ mucus membranes of the mouth, keep-
f in: them sorv and preventing a pro.-
Et-susing much suffering; and, mm. 8 ”
giiiattv that drops whvn talking M:
iii)? xwuwr at a great disadvum
;tor it not only onibart'usses him.
gait-times makes him an object of l‘,
;puision or ridicule. There is no”
l son why a plate should not give W
'-faction if proporiy made. Are 1“.
thawing trouble with the one 1“ no.
insinu'.’ if so, let me show you ‘
comforts of a perfect plate.
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1‘ So. Main 8t, 8!. Rom
nouns: o A. H. To 0 P...
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