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39‘,
Look Thad Ore:
31:5 ”‘3 a ‘1
The Gal-ham '5 tint on hiiza
street is install -a Morgana: est
Linotype machine, Model _2. ,
Mr and Mrs. Richard M. Glea'
have moved from Gibson ‘isourt to
their new home on Taylor avenue
...
85 Washington Street
South Norwalk
1111 Mill 5
1. muting of the “‘0-
., 1 .111'1 lmgion. this even-
v11
5'.
11:15 horn to Mr. and
T- t‘resm-nt Terrace.
nauplml. on Thursday.
1 1
‘11 " Picture in 'Palacc
.~ 2.111.018.
11141 lung. 0‘ the NOWfllK
, 80031 ‘13 is in mg hold
ll -3 _\111.<1'.< Homt.
.I'lluf‘.
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of Spring Hill
lmsllim; {IS
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31471 lulu-n a.posi-
1'33? .l..1'.- .\ ”bill.
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Feeds. Donne Bros.
lv '1-111"~l 1'
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ou'try
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nemmmia,‘
I ul‘nilltrd- (In.
priced.
'1 ln'rtl 11! 11113.”)
”is tomorrow.
nu‘yclock. Tiny-
,.- when
1071i?» lmfore
and luncheon.
w: ‘\c-mo chl'"
l‘ I‘ van
-1 1llo 1
{lnrl
Kl 'cH‘
for
again they
“no yams -tr11stod them
1': of hrr corscl nccds
‘l'i‘na' trnicc
11031.31?“ tull’l.
‘ :1: lowést prices. Harris and
. 2'.
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1
fanahan’s Pine Tar Baggy
1‘ Moth Balls. Napthalene
r
3
Flake
Stillson-Powell Corp.
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SOUTH NORWALK
Deposited in
This Bank
on or before
THURSDAY,
MAY 5TH
it ill draw interest '
from
MAY 1ST
-l\'orth Main street
for (“amp No 3. and Camp No. 11,
Visiting at the moflie’bf Mrs. "Ha'r id
. Miss Eva Mafmoniof Stamford;
D. Higenbolham, ’25 1'1th aVenu
—-Moosehe_art Leg-iou Dance. firi.
day evening May 6, Town ASsembls'
Hall.
———-‘-—‘—-a
A lunchcon will be givendat the
Royal James hotel on 'May 9' by Court'
Laurel Daughters of Castile, in con-
nection with the state convention of
that organizations to be held here.
Final arrangements for ,"Ladies'
Night." to bc held on Tuesday even-
ing \lay 10th. \i'ere made‘ at the
mccting of Progress Forum. 50. 1. F.
F L. held last cxening.
———\\'ho is he? in Palace
Lobby.
Pictu re
Free 1 tickets.
ed.
a
An old fashioned supper in to be
htld this cxcning at Dayeport hall.
by the mornings
P.
O.S..ofA
Irv mg C. Jennings
Mr. and Mrs.
I
1 .-—-A To
Hit.
1m,
Jars Of?
nmttcrs of
the
Co.‘ 9 store nfi
.\cmo
are
fitting service r6.
‘ alter satisfaction. given
IS \ OUTS
. Ewilhout stepping
~ 5.; AJJ, Collins Co.
’ returned from their honemoon tour
to thc Pacifi ccoast yesterday. Mr.
.lvnnings is Woo—president and gen-
oral managcr or the Nash Engineer-
ing company.
‘ D
Free
'tickct‘s if you gucss whose picture is
you a good guesser'.’
lln ‘Palzicc lobb‘s‘. ’ ‘ "
'l‘hc intiatory dcgrce was worked
last. night at a meeting of Our‘Bro-
Hmrs’ Lodge. No. '10. I. 0.0. F.
{Guests wcrr- present from South Nor-
,wnlk. -\’\'cstport and other nearby
‘cilics and towns.
Th0 initiatory dogrcc was conferrml
.1 on two canvlidatesully members of But.
lcr Lodgc. No. 97,. I. (l. O. P. who
’utlcndcdwlhc meeting of Our Rmthcr:
Lodgc. No. l“. I. O. O. 19.. last even-
INK.
spacial mt-cting‘ 0,350!“- 5 .
.Brok- '.
‘3'cr-tcrda3' were: Mr and \lrs.
F‘. Rooks. Providence. R. I.. Mr.
B.
and
1111' and Mrs. J. M. Cruest
hcr dccidcdh queer actions.
:13 en rig 'rcsidencc
noon
ycslerday
ipg
morning but the attorneys :for thé“ 9“ '
plaintiff failed to appear“
journmcnt was made
morning b3 Judge Edwin S. Thomas. . “
The
NW weekly meeting or But-
: :gzodge,No-97, I. 0.0. a, wiuibe ortli‘e we
held tomorrow evening. ‘
Cronin’s minstrels are scheduled to; thus I"
show at Hoyt’s Theatre on May um?
and 11th. for the benefito
{g Tobago. 32,1 0 R
I: w I also be two.- bind coucérts '
human, the 90;ch 519th N
n
sefin acts 0:. vaudeville,
l
lodge. There mu 3 large attendance: Mansfield
at the aflm. . ‘ :
at A. W. 3306883. Mfidbfiall Block. iflaveri Gown"
At 'a-iuseting of {he Ronni of Edu— ven.
cation to be helggtonight at the Nor—l Horticultural Sooictl' 3.110“? New Ha‘
walk High school. the 'engiging of bé'n; New London County fair. Sep—
teachers tor next year will be discuss- (tember 21
The disc'useion will take place at 7:
”cTosed"
$9551 on.
m Adjournment was taken this morn—
until i1‘ritlay.May th. by
A fitgifizi
a hearing
nail
m1
\‘Voman 5 Association .
Cockenoe SGMEfiier '
together} {ember 15: ‘Dabw lair. was" 3-
f5, {82'
The meeting of ding Fair"
the board will be heldzat om'clock schools.
standard time.
the 'OctOber 12;
(Smitcd States District courl: which is cultural Society.
holding sessions here. on tedibcr' ill-2
' 5 was scheduled for
ad
‘Fn‘dd‘
“of soul
men's Mo to January. the
Jamaal naivention of ‘the Coifiledtictit
{ghee}; Breeder-3’ A lotion in De-
unification .o! mmConnecuunr roul-
mm; Ito: Thaw
Mars ("be file-lat- -Cha._rter
Par; Bentém‘ber 6-8. . . At this fair the
1 11cm WW Association
ld_ its angina! show”
f .
. .1.
'61 Walla} I
must be med mmm H
“hoax-(l of agriculture :by
7 3 g uzemrt’urd
tn
9“"...
:53 6h
gavel-1319 follolSwing: .—
1 Fair. Chester:
5:36 try You. "Sip-
AMSY {#53:-
dates 1 ,
“-
fist? Huddu'n muse our. no date
1528‘: rmmzcm Fain; Burehu.
loot; ry com showibrioounty junior
«3e it. Dunbar:
‘ Guarani Agricultural Sociiaty
Sebtemlaer 28:331'Wldtén Agri-
Society 'fair‘: dctobér 24 4;
Lyme. September 21:
rain“? Semi-tuber 2s— 29:
Middlebnn‘ fair. S her; 28- 24:
"mddle'town County cam show Mm-
January '
22, \orwich. September 5-
Plymouth fair. Octbimrf 1: Red-
‘Corporaflon for gublic
usc'l‘rool fair.
ERockville fair. September 27— "
4Stofim'd fair. Stafford SW‘W- 90:6-
her 12 ”‘14 Rlxenon fair. 1litiverton,
‘Windham Countv Agri-
lwooklyn ' ir. Sep-
2’\\\'olcott fair, Seplem—
berm—17.
3— 7*
’3 lND‘lCTMENT QUASHED
-I;NDIANAPOL!S .lnd. May 3 __
l Counsel 'jor tip defense in" the soil
conspiracy case im‘olfing 236
{VA/Ali? THE COAL
the ’iSouth Nomalk Congregatiohal opemtqrs,,mmms and corpogauons in
Church will nreet at the-
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock Slhllv
(lard time.
for bogs and young men.
-—Buy your coal at Harris and GanLl
\Villlam Wolfe.
sulting (tigillccr of this city.
pal-13 of triands to. Neinork-hy auto
lvrida) to see the ball game at the
well— know u
Wéd- six states. went
The subject of thc after-
noon Will be Community
“(us
probation work.
\Vork for.
George Brunjcs will speak on
Mrs. Sherman and
"firs; Jacobs will load a discussion on
“’hat Narwalk is doing and can do
con-
look a
court
WWI-ed to begin a legal
Battle against $3? indictment; changing
a criminal Darin-elem!) 10 fncl‘easelcoal
prim-s. aVrions motions incllidlng
that to quash the
read} 111 he filed. and it “as expected
that alter their presentation no ful-
Ether anion would be» taken until {all
when lhese motions would be argued.
Judge lv‘cidinand (ls-ice: of \lilwau
kee, p1csided in court 1' nthe absence
of Judge A.13 Anderson who is sick
and .it Was expected by counsel that
tho arguments on thgmotions altar-k
ing the indictmt id be made be
into federal
Polo gloumls and alrhcd in time to fore medulla: {2.
gym the sign “No Game Today" Doings
- In the. exening they cujmeul
--High grade coal at Harris and 0:11 of the Broadway productions and
an (nforccd sight- seeing tour of the:
cit rhetorc Bill was uhle to and Rim
l Guests at tho l‘lmzil’ Jar‘ncll Hotel road thatdcd towards. home. .
posted.
l
l
Charles Horn of Plemant street. 1h‘h‘snc‘lh‘llsts
Mrs \\'. ll. \Vullcr. Prmidcncc. R. 1....F115r Norwalk was placed under arrest i W"); NWT-fl
New York yesterday
city and Charles Jorsen Brookhn N. Frank Stratton and John Toothill fol
of the abusive
Sarah Grimes or Lexington mcuuc. towards neighbors Niel-c.1119 “as ex '1
“ho is “ell knouu to the voice for amined by Town Doctor Franklvn G
was Broom and ordered committed
mound lvmg on thc stoop of a “'cst Vapor?
after. 'dameutetl
and the police. after thcy had flieéhoardof charities.
afternoon by
language he
Sanitarium as the
59’
bur-n mum. sent Mrs. Grimes to hem) . 2 -”
home .2 i. . . -1.
. 1::
. —Sea our Spring Display of Afiis-'
tit' Bram; Wlulishings. Ailéeflni'
1 I’Ltmituifi‘t‘o- . .
Tho two- day‘rummage sale of tho
Nouralk Dag. Norse“ mull open on
'Tl11nsdn\
‘10 o'clock. llaylight 3113ng time in
the lmmcr Angcvinc store on “fash-
‘ington strccl. Tho 6‘
store will ‘
opt-11 for tho rocclpt of contributions
:1l‘t1-1 lo o'clock. tomorrow. \Vednc::~
(lav morning.
ermnnt Dauchcy
police requested the
11MB?- o'rlor-k lust main. to be on HIP
lookout for a Paige touring car. with
green hczulliahts. and with a No“
York registration plate. that had
strurk :1 man 011 ill: road in Dnnbnm
and had procccdtd towards \‘orwalk
Tho. car was not'
although the p0-
of the hanbun'
local police. a!
l
1
located in this city
3' licc' kept watch, for it.
~;
.-—.'——'l‘hcrc is no time likc lhc prési
out for purchasing a \‘iclrola. and
dollar is more pleasant thrse long-
evenings than a- little music in one’s
own home. Comeain and hour a few
geegAdv't.
morning of this wcek af’
l *Incyclc. “’eek.
sit A. $11. Hodgc' 5. Music gran Block
3 .
of
The; Blohbgan eixr‘mi; 3331-11” «on;
'- loony: reported 10 tthi- pone: that .u
, :hflttlt‘s and crates.
lht form'crf‘rrlan’t'vof" the Amr 1 loan 111—;
salami- “company on “3111- Flfl'elfi inn? V
hail
that when thé co'mpam Vacated 11111
.‘prcmists the bottles and units had
hren loft thcre. "Th: Ldoor “8!" left“?
unlocked and sdm'conc 1-nterwl the;
~place and stole the-bottles.
which
is placed at $3“.
‘ Spring water company.
The dummy
Franklin strcct
was struck by an automobile ooncd
by \‘Silliam A3rault of East Nomalki
last. night tho driver settling: for the
at thc corner
and P 1.1x
Patlolmen 1' '3
man
The case was renamed it
Spccml discoun
hi on 10m;
the \‘lt'lue
by the."
1-1111 road?
ror'thc first
0 091mm: the
SAvrum Mal '
time inflow 3,5
7569433” fFem {“-
Lem . -
final}? gastric, - '- tici ”cure won
011 by
matan'tialx
r43 Jifiiscmafiafi in the loner housc.
lowing complaints of his actions and - , . -_
0m n17.—
labor. increased
v
u sod
lo‘
is‘
i
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.m, min, ~1,~v.u"n'-/~a in”.
.1. .
SAVINGS
DEPOSITS
made on or before
_*MAY. 5TH
will draw
from the first
interest
la 'a uni». "Ifl/fl/‘ffl
l
a
‘01-! 0/ U'Ifi '19
4... ...
damage this morning after reporting
the incident {6‘- thc policc last night.
} Mayor Jeremiah Donova‘n came in- i. .-
to police headahartcrs 3estcrda3 and ,
requested thaafitg Unions dog belong- ’3
'nig toa Mrs. Q‘an \Vagener at 3? f .
orth Fairfield avenue, be shot? ’ - , :5
0;: warden was notified and is c A ;
ducting an in\cstigaiion. He,. ; 1:,
seized the dog: 1- 3: 3 ’ . 3
“Spring Opening Week.” Angeline? ‘ v. -
Furniture Co. . . ,\ ' , 1
n, J
7 I‘\ '
‘ Uri-'3 . ’Li it
- i ' -; -
3:-X‘ -' n»-\ .i. in I: ,
7. g
/
‘\".\'&\h\" M
'u-nol'unxh.
m
Rana 1..-
a"-
'21
comber arm!!! ‘and the annual ‘
For Every Thousmd People
Here Then RitioWVns 24.8.
Held Fourth Pine .1 an
ve cheep _ -
. 3110 date yet: Gosh-‘
“Free Masonry’"was the subject‘ of .en Agricultural sable-ts! fair, Septem-
an interesting address delivered. lastlber
night at the Masonic Temple in Berke- fair.
193' stY-eet by Andrew J. Hailock. past cultural
gland master or Connecticut Grandil—lax'nburg fair.
IF lling
a
Thdgggout
' ring War
wasnme'rox
clit's birth rate was the highest in .
1919 of 'ithe twenty-three States which , 5.
comprise the birth
the United States
of «nmflnu ace
annual "report of
statistics just published- The rate for
ConnecticutT‘wa‘s 24.8 for each 1.000 of
the populdtion. ‘ In .1915. when the
first birth statistics were. gotten out
in the area. Pennsylvania led with.a
rate of 26.6.5
Member; !
mdlclment were
bull-Pd parlia-
{m .tha re-
lions two coats
mocmtic‘ '
its.
Births Dem
Throughout the
—Blcycle Week. Special discounts dietown. December or Jannlry2'IN‘eW area therc‘was an excess of births ,
Farm Burlap“ 9°73 over infant deaths: according to the
3139'? New Haven January-foxy Ha- report. although the figures for 1915,
New Haven Cdunt3' 11916 1917
10 0. (100"‘po’pnlation
Of the cities with
population Stamford registered
largest decrease in
decrease being 6 3
City
Hartford
Meridcn
NexiBr-itain . . . .
Norwich . . . .
Stamford
anon-nu-
Bridgeport . . . ..
\ew Hauen . .
Foreign Birth
"‘In Connecticut
cent. of the whit
among lhc
cent.
White mot hers we
cut was fourth
rent; Virginia
The cases of twin
in Connecticut
against 37 0 in 191
“in Palace lobb}.
‘ \
m '3‘ was: - ‘0‘ ‘n‘ -\c.~-\‘\‘\j.\‘\
.’ . ;TM -1- Ar: 40/- -;£"'M ’m h»: .- '
fir
2'5 ROOMS f 4 1:
Garage for 1.9 Cars
1 “rivete jBoek
Beautiful Specimen Tree's
”‘3"Al‘l Modernilnproveménts 5
. 1918 and 1919 record suc-
lccssive decreases in the birth rate.
lDrldgeport registered a.‘ decrease of
H per cent in the 1919 birth rate over
lthe 1918 rate for cities of more than
The following table shows
rates of the Connecticut cltiés parrlelf'
‘ in the registration are : ’ ' '
\Vaterbu‘ry 7. .. . . . .
aged ‘15 to H wcrc of foreign birth,"
says the rcp‘ort. rt-lutixe t4) the births 3 'i'
natlx'c and 5
lnéMS3’Of the population. “but 5'."
or the children born in 1919 to '
drcn of mothers of foreign birth." ._
According to the “Tort. Connecti— ;
twins and triplets born in H.219. South
Carolina; was first with 15.23.
Carolina was second with
third .
Connecticut fourth with 13.2 j'pcr cent. i ;.
in 1919 “as
-—Are 301; a good ,
tickets if you guess “hose picture ls] 3 ‘
‘3‘\‘\‘3\\‘3‘\‘\ l
Ar. air/4' .
ates hiring been ‘en
since it was started. ‘39:”!
Final plans are being pet-rm “or
“:11; Rate
it“: dance in conjunction w‘ith
if milk 0. (Indira; Post E63111 Dv-
43mm: Friday mom and one p; .the
“who events or the {59:30qu
is anticipated. l
Mr arm night. sham; night. I
at 7. p. 111.. standard time.
mi
Country Dur-
Ma) 3 I—Gonnecti—
registration area '0: ’ ’2 '3
with a population} ' -‘
ording to the fifth
the bureau's birth
c”
We oven a. store on Saturday. “ill,
16 on 44 Water 81‘... 80. Norwalk, of
second-hand furniture. m m
ranges. stoves. oil stoves. carpets.
kitchen utemns m tar-muss to».
am etc.
June and A511
Ford touring.~
Repairing
as mm 3:.
“199“,. ..
We}: Groin. Define Bro.-
entire registration
tn the 1910 census.“ "
less than 100,000
the
1319 over 1918 the
per cent. ‘ 5 . f
the birth 3
1919
.5.
19a}
a»
:93":
Not-Wall: .1
BIG CLEARANCE SALE
BLANK BOOKS and LOOSE-“LEAF BOOKS
man's YOUR 0990mm~30% WW“
~: on: WEEK COMMENCING MAY 3"".
' noun arm thud:
Chalmer’ s roadste'
‘Fo‘rd I-ton true}: at; 53m.
3 C0.
111'“
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Nmalk, m.
TELEPBONE 35.41,
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wwwmmw
v
'nsuaaowuur‘s
outthIE—i'civmm
:6
Motiwrs Lead.
in 15110 oxer 467per ‘
c married women - 5
a
foreign ele-
Perl
rc reported as chil— l
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in the number of}
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North
1:136 ya.
'..4 and;
1 ‘ in;
with
s and triplets born}
442. as]
MADE To own.
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I- I4- I- I- I‘ .W' I‘ "I‘ '- ‘3‘ 1' ’1! I.” .‘I'
at. at ’11,. ' 3““ - “‘~‘\ -M‘m '5 ‘\“‘\‘O\‘
Canalstmg of a .
. Beautiful Up—to—Date House on Three Acres of Ground
R’S POIN T Noroton, Co
39 Miles from New Yark
'."l ‘A
4 BA 'I'JHS
Bathing Beach ‘TL‘B'ath'. Houses
Surrounded by fitlter Large E
Announce the Opening of their shop to
r
14..
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Former C. H.‘ Ainsthmpe Pattern Shop ..,-..
First Building right hand. 03 er; the .Wasliinglon' S’lic'él Blijge
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Living Quarters Ab ., '
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oua'txesmeucs FOR MANY YEARS"? '
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Acre adorns, CABS, WHEELS AND 191’8 “"’
Automobile Painting, Trimming,.Ui1h0‘f3ter-'-
3' ing and Woodwork. .~ 3..
AT 6 SEAVIEW AVE, EAST NORWAL'K
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