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According to the records on file in
.Tm‘n (.lerk Herbert R. Smith’s office.
Iv..,._,
vi-"al statistics for the month of
O—EV‘
".53 number Ill’vx‘ere boys; 38 deaths and
=_ '34 marriz;ges. The statistics W‘
L $30 ilk;- ' Births. folio .
en: a, d 9—ghfiodore, to Andrew and Bertha
m. 9; us. .
Loam- s-Micliele ,thasquale and Carmela
Romano. ’
‘ 6—~\ irla, to Louis and Florence \Var-
'. dell. "“‘
E:—M.fsry, to John and Mary Ralchen.
.o—EElsrej. to Charles and Hazel
\‘OU .
-£7—.lcs+,phone, to Carmen and Anne
'~ L’n...‘t;*:1izo.
V. ‘ _ .
L} S -lr faint-c. to F2131 and Emily Rowler.
.5»: 335:. In “arrogant and Emma
3 . narceon.
l ’1 4.. “3531 S“ . _— germ? to John and Elizabeth
I _ .313».
i ., 30’.ng ‘ i—-§.‘.~c:}n, to Aéberi and Grace
2 i {ledge
:14- mu'an, to S;-.r;.v.:el.a:ld Mabel Ar-
5..., .- :'—. —"'-—'~—~—"—= ; tells.
'9'“ ‘—_'1 14« Robert. to er93 and Eliza Yates.
g H .IG—Nelly, to Ammoned and Mary
1’ 5. Hage.
; y ; 16~Robert, to Anthony and Bertha
' _ Juhasz.
I”. C . : , 20--Vernon, to Frank and \ iolet Re-
' ~~ , lay.
,5 ~ , - ;E-;»n..‘.j hp; ' 18—‘Boy, to Jesse and Catherine Hull.
er - .5, annual Wow 16—-—¥afi{ton, to Charles and Josephine
:: ' - ‘ "t”— ;17--Be-rnard, to Leon and - Minnie
3 \R’Fipsiock. _
,, - fur...“- will hold a 18~ gororhy, to James and Katherine
. . ' earnev
—.:: .. ,. am festival till: ~ ' , ,
-’ ., f ‘ . . 21-— Hary, to Harmd and Theresa Bal-
5: -: ‘~~ 1r: .xl‘Jll‘lGdl-‘H hDZS-z lflzd
r: ' it‘ll—Barbara, to Harold and lsabel
; Green.
_ a; 1,. a“ .fi 26—Claude, to William and Ciarce
.- . wand-
; Parr. .
‘ 16~James. to Jame-s and Julia Mlslai.
'- ‘nr Amalgamated Meat ail—John, to John and Helen Dory-er.
r,--.. 7'.‘_;t-jthpr Workmen of 4—Ann‘le. to Peter and Philomena
0
sw- .wm hold meetin this Bum“
_ L b 3L g 20—aLe-sier, to Lester and Elsie Brush.
"'1 ~ ‘1 a or yceum. 13- --Alice. to Adapt and Idem. Weisse.
" 5~Heiena. l0 Stephen and l-iichehna
"' ._ -‘harn. rf Eimwood ave? Szerszen.
' ‘ 1- frt'I ,, ;
r. ' 'r-wn confined to he.- 0°3‘h3-
\‘ ' ‘i ‘
.,_ months ‘03. a badly. 1»-'l;..cm.13 M' f'nn‘ 6" yeam.
‘ . l—er.“t Lumen. two yeags. Your
n" ' we the rrsult of a 13.1., months.
-'r ' .ml is able to be oi‘t 2—-»\\'illir—.m J. [Tilt—y, 46 years. ,IWO
_..- a months, 26 days.
i 3———Edward Mt‘Kehna. 60 )’~“a:'5.
‘ “—‘George Mare 65 veers
£~ Tmormen who have re " , - ’ . ‘ '
_ . ‘, , l 3—'A!ODZO R. Odell. v5 rears. seven
. x," eat-m: power m theirl months. 26 days.
'nnnclitul compan? (WY-- s—Annie Johnecn, 63 years.
.. 'wo months. are: Pfe‘r- 10—403!!! '53. Thié‘r‘. <34 llf‘m'fi- 99"”)
l l A “
a“ . y, Conwa . Rohvrt Pa‘:-. 3303.115, 1‘) 3‘3)“
‘ y _ ' r ~10~Myms .1. “bone. 45 years. Iour
r . r'scn. (herles harriensr—n. .. mm; 31 (33.73.
2 ‘- Mman. These men 879 all 11~Mffxbfle I}: mean, (lire days.
. ,n ll‘tQ» Ncymlkdkldgeyort 11—4‘aiherirze r‘i. '5.’i'.‘i;..x:)_\, CZ years.
1 five months. :26 days.
13——Margarr~t Dunn. 62 years. fr.»
_ - , months. '
. n;- 1“”..er Jazz Band Tf11“5-‘14_F;;mk .l. Elana‘rzie. 31 years. two
.inz. Rmon Point Park. Admiso months, 1» days.
by: ']4~ Sophia liopg. 65 years, two
I mon’he, 295 days.
_ ’14—Gvozge A. l; '4. 69 years. {our
Ee'ine n‘“‘-"-“- or PM] months 14 d. .
»r.le“ed noon new dutiefi' ]4-— Mary L, 1;;‘213'. Ci) years. four
I.“ n,-i0n appar‘mpnt in humills. 2‘ Early:
-. n, Mrs. Downe: filled 15*“‘*"-~" 3“. “”~'F"’- ‘38 Va”- "‘0
_ - J.)-..>n’l;.<. ’1; (321.9.
11' 7"- \‘ “7'" 5‘31"" ago. 16 Jam Pawn}. 8:} years, four
—. - .:::--‘s, and her many months, 12 Guys.
v__._.«,._..‘3 to hear of her 16~~Elizaheth (‘. (TE-app. 92 years. five
’ ntbntha 20 days.
€17v-llil'3' Farm-'3', 2'15 years. eight
— > i monthszwb "days.
7: iv?" l-‘. 702‘ ”79 past 17—l’aul Si'hE)‘, 20 days.
,3 3.9 Eicly (llmFt 1-5."-‘/\1I)“I" S 'lxey. four years. six
(allele. \Vest months. 21 days. _
: ‘_ - .Y Mich viii—Swirls Sanourkaflnan, 40 years.
' "' ”"0‘; ‘ " 20—~Stephen Torh. five years. five
'1 Stmlav. .Iune 29!. months. 27 days.
‘ _. pin-art) his first
, Church.
'- fl .1 e now being is-
‘e:.t?:on:~"s
M
- Bridgeport, is
‘2’ = at Qui
_ "try Wednesday; . .
~ 3.31" the real reg: 23.3,”1,“ Guy”, eight months, 11; peace-time commodities (or yours and
romlar
2. has receiv-
ZO—VVilliam Hy'land. 75 years. eight
nmnths. five days.
20~~Lena McMullen. 65 years. three
months. three days. '
Ill—Jacob H. Walker. 44 years, two
months. 20 days.
ill—Ernest F. Weisel. 47 years,
months. eight days.
ZZ—Thomae Rilmchiord. 43 years.
seven days.
no.
11
tner‘s A
1 days. ‘
24-Grace V. Howard. 26 years, eight
months, two days. .
ZG—Levi 1:1 Dart. 78 years.
months, 11 day3.
‘ t
mgh nine
' V ~83 his broth- 26~8amuei B. Crawford, 89 years,
of the 56th seven months.
7 . “,3“, in Bog. 27—John Troy. 46 years, eight nontha,
’ " ' - five days.
- urant Lawior
r - hentyeixth
i917, and
w , r! into Germ”?
‘~' tjaticn.
after l
for Graduation
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“ Vacation Time
132 without a will'
“ rive but a third
iiildren mount-dc
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any as your Execu-
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.2 a» you would push.
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-’ oxronns AND axons
Tundra“ and outdoor) needs
....:.' are as follows: 28 births or which,
4-,: ,7: ,
. amt ‘
inonths.
three months. '3' 1“
29-42059 Nash, 48'yearn, 10
27 days.‘
_ ,- ~..—_.«
‘30—John N. Finch, 88 years. one
. "month. 29 days. .
31-4431? E. Zelntl, 44 years.
months, 10 dajsl ’ .
; marriages. t
l lS—James A. Robertson and Tillie W. ,
: Lockart. ~ ,1
3—William J. Nauteldt and Dorothy!
N. Collins. ' '-
l—Charles A. Brown and Frances S.
Keene.
f12—Frank Scans and Rose Valome.
: 22—Benjamin Capone and Omlcia Di~ .
L Mauro. ' l
.10——Herbert Baldwin and Mary L.; _.
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,IS—William J. Toom'ey and Nora F.
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2&—John E. hevls and Millicent Ol-
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‘ 26—Zigmond Malkowicz and Branisla-
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f S—John J. Reebel and Beatrice Mc-l
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gill—Arthur 1;. Titus and Lily E. Hen-2
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“Bolshevist Use of the color Not Fig.
l untive, Either. ;
’ PRINCETON. N. J.. June 17.—The
Communists, or Bolshevild, painted
even'thing red in Budapest until the
' paint supply was exhausted. accordins
to an American oflcor who recently;
‘rislted the Hungarian city. This (not;
was mentioned in a letter written by;
another American omcer attached to;
the peace conference who wrote from,
. h surmount-t.
Vienna on May 1, his letter cont-c
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and white wzth' colored collars. .
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CHILDREN ’8 BLIP-0N MIDDm—Wu with m hell
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through by way of Paris in manually
last time. g
The writer aparently did not pro
ceed beyond Vienna but received an
information concerning the decoration
of Budapest with red paint from In-
other American ofllcer who had Jult
returned from that city. The writa-
said-t-hat America.“ money was vortn
more to the people of Vienna than
their own paper money. i
“The dollar now buy: thirty
'kronen where it used to buy only five
kronen." he wrnfe. “ So we America-.5
are all right. There are live or his
American officers find an American
mission in Vienna. and the Americana
arr well Jilted here. getting iavcrs In
the hotels. restaurants and themes.
Still people snare at us quite ‘opemy*
when we walk down the street" One
sees quite a few German and Austrran
.oflcer‘s and .tofdiers on the streets."
There is now. he saw , only one
way for an outsider to trawl m Vii
cone and that is by the Inter-Allied
Express which comes through (Wit? 3
week to ”Warsaw and has a“; which
are dropped off for Prague, Buda-
pest and Constan'innple. The country
is so short or food. he adds, that sev-
eral weeks are the Bolsheviln took
lb? diner 05‘ the train" so the allied
diplomats must nOW carry their own
food.“
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WASHINGTON, D. c., June 18.—lf
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every foldier were back on his old job
the country would still be 4.000.000 ---
Whort of its normal number of workers
'duo to the loss of immigration the
past four years; if industry does not
' quickly develop some means for over-
;coming this shortage it will be seri-
:ously handicapped in adjusting itself
i to new conditions, ray officials of the
‘3 United States Training Service or the
: Department of Labor.
l They point out that the country has
.gone without its normal supply of
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WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO MEET-YOUR NEEDS
High-Grade Tires and Tubes, Gas, Vulcenizing, Oil, Greer
es and Other Accesorles.
Smith &
91 1-2 Main Street
rmm
Morrié on
Tel. 969 Norwalk
8%., I. Y.
Daily at 3 P. H.
(Sunday heated) ‘
have: So. Kern-1k in time for
8 A. l. Delivery in New York
* New York—:rmth 9151 ;
South Norwalk 600 ‘
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now it must replenish freely. Fur-
!thermore, Europe has lost millions of
{men and tens of billions of property
E33 the devastated regions must be
Imade good. it is urged that to meet
i this extraordinary situation the work-
' ers in factories and shops as-
sisted ii‘increasmg‘lhefr skill and in-
terest in their work. The estimated
shortage in this entity 0! 700.000
houses is cited as showing how far
the nation is behind normal produc-
“on. i
Training courses in the industrial
plants conducted at the emhyer's ex- ,
mac. are ndvocated as one of the
practical mm: 0! putting industry
on a normal rooting. lore thou 350
firms have already. ileum!“ course.
or this sort and, according .to reports
received by the Tuning Service}
have benefited in better production,
and reduced turnover. The workers.‘ » «»
on the other hand. have increased
their skill and broadened their knowl-
edge of thdrtmdea.
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Artificial Tee “‘
are one of the results of modern
motion, and any one using a can
cry set can more the
they are capable of producing, but.
{enamel-y, an dentures Ime not:
feet ones; they m; In ill-fit
artistic. or of poor material.
no excue for such condition! 3
dentist is n meter or his nrt. ha
mechanical ability. and is w
tious in his businesa methods. '
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my. penoml supervision. and
given in em detail. NC -
or inexperienced person to e
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