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Following the Rrogram Outlined the Senate Enaets important
Measure tinder Great Pressure From the White House—.—
‘Threo Republican Insurgents Voted With the Democrats
Against the Passage of Administration’s Pet Measure—
The Bill Now Goes to the President:
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No Person to Be Allowed to‘Oe‘posit More Titan 8100 a Monthl
MTI'IURSMY JUNE 88.1910.
WEATHER admirer.
Thunder showers this sftornonib
partly cloudy tonight and Friday.
slightly csolsr tonight; moderate West '
winds.
mound
hump
|Members oi the Round Table
Club, at Morwalit. Have a 4
Pleasant Time
returned boine
Saturday after a trip around the world.
The Round Table Club. of Norwaik. of
which organization for. Woodward in
a member and ottlcor. thought that the
most titling thing that they might do
to show that they welcomed their fei-
low momber homo again Was‘to hold ti.
smoker. This was given last evening
in their quarters in Wall street’and
'. tin the neighborhood of 100 guestp Were
[present
The affair turned out to be the best
entertainment or smoker that the club
has ever held. All were well pleased
with the excellent reception they re-
ceived and the entire evening Was one
big lot of fun.
Spoidel'tt orchestra furnished the
music [or the occasion and they werc
. or to Have MOI“. Than 55m on “39.8“ at Any 0". TIME very entertaining and agreeable shout
e—Additional Compensation tor Fourth Class Postmasters
WASHINGTON. June so
tiny; down several
.-—~At’tor vo
amendments yes-
terday, the Senate decided by a vote
of it to 2.) to concur in the liousc
amendments to - the postal savings
batik bill and thus toolt the lust legis-
lative step necessary to the cstahli'slt-
ment. "or it postal savings bank sys-
tem in the United States. The mcas
tire. was included in the administra—
tion scheduled and its passage marks
another triumph for President 'l‘ul’t.
Most of the “insurgent“ Republicans. m, permitted .0 deposit
speculative centers for the money
from all over the country."
The postal bank bill, as it gets to the
President. provides for the designation
or post. offices as postal savings doposi.
or oliiccs.
in these depositorics any person ov-
cr ten years of age. may make deposit
of itilills amounting to one dollar or
multiples of that amount. l’ass books
will be issued to depositors and inter-
est will be allowed at the rate of two
per cent. per annmn. No person is to
more than
joined with the regulars in supporting 31m, in any month nor to he allowed to
”‘9 “WWII“ I“ ”‘9 final “NW“ 0“ H i hate exceeding Solid to his or redit at cool all Summer.
but Senators litistow (tlunmins uml
loalt‘oiotte teluscd to yield and tastI
their ballots in the negative with the
Democrats.
Previous to the voting there was
Illicit discussion of the general merits
of the bill. Senator lirtslow said that
“the bill creates a pipe line to the
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James S. Booth Had Check Cash-
ed, But Alterward Frank Rey-
nolds Recovered His Money
A man giving ills name as Joins-i
S. liootlt appeared. at the automobile
attract: of Frank Reynolds, in West
port, yesterday afternoon. with u check
l'or $50, which he. rcqlicalcli Mr, lie)-
liolda to cash. The. latter,
is lit liasl Ncrwaik, kin-w the man
slightly. and be endorsed the chi-cit.
and the money was secured from the
\t’t-titport National Itilitlt.
Later he became HIIHUIKR‘HRS that till
might not be right, and he started out
in all automobile. and in a short limo
overtook Mr. iloolb. The latter ap-
peared to be on hilt way to South Not
walk. and Mr. Reynolds asked him it'
in» did not want a ride over. llooth
promptly acct-plot], and on reaching
the cooler oi" the city Mr. lioolli was
turned over to Olilcur itsymond. The
latter took him to the police station.
Where he said he was (‘Hi|lili)'i'ii by titt-
lluick peopip in Stamford. A lull-pholfc
lncssugc was sent thct‘c, itlili the llrln
dcnietl that ilootb had worked l‘or
”will. The latter expressed a willing-
nose to return the. Shit. and when he
had done so both Reynolds and llooth
lel‘t the police station touotbcr.
BIG GATHERING 0F GERMANB.
Central Vorband Branch Organized in
The Nor-walks. Last Night.
There was an enthusiastic autiu-rlnu
of (ill or «ill (it-rltlantt last evening iii
the South Norwuik Qtiurlcllc t'lub
hall in North Main about. in til'.illtl7.t‘
a branch of the Iontrnl Vurbnnd, up
orkutiizatlon of tlormanu that in IU‘IiVi‘
throughout the United States
'lhc puipouc of this uotluty bi to
have an otttnnlzntlon in which the (ter-
mans may he of mutual hunotlt to cm '1
other in various moVeincniu that may
conic up from limo to little such for in
stance as the improvement in condi-
tions for ”protons in the public schools
in New York. where the Central Von
hand is active.
Various German organizations have
now affiliated with the Central Vcr-
band, including the Houth Norwslk
Quartctto Club. the. Arlon thinking So-
ciety. the Sons of Herman and the
llarnuail Society.
(minim were elected last ntuitt as
«follow:
President-«G iii Friedrich.
Vlcc- presidenthdsm tat iiiililii.
Secretarywnlihard Nonck.
Treasurerwl) Hahn.
'l‘rusteea——.lohn Nettgnbnor and Hon
ry Zaraee. _
h. Helm. Paul Bossier, Mr. Van Km
kanky, Frank Wlisceck and Gustav
Mueller ware appointed a committee to
draw up suitable bydsva.
The next meetin of the Central
Verbena will he he a on July than at
the Quartet“! Club hall.
wuosc bonir‘
any time. '1 be. withdrawn) t1 funds is
to be permitted at am iillti
It is expressly declared ol' the hill
it self. that "the (hint of the United
States solemnly pledged to the pay
meat of the deposits made. in posts!
satlngs depository others. with adrim
edlutorcst ibereot’ In herein provided.‘
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South Norwalk School Superin-
tendent Leaves tor Summer
School in Ohio
There is not a great llt-nl of' likeli-
hood or Dr. William E. Chancellor.
superintendent of the South Norwnlll
schools appearing before the. board oi
school visitors ncxi 'i‘liestlay evening
at tin-ll slittttcstion. ill rci'crrnce to his
remarks concerning two or the mem‘
bers, llradlcy S. Keith and Arthur (‘.
\Yilt't‘Il‘i'.
Yesterday. Iti‘. t‘bancclior lt-l‘t
t'levt-lund, l)., where he is about to
take up his teaching duties for the
summer at the Worcester University.
lir. t‘lmncclior holds that ho is an-
swerable for his school acts to the.
South Norwaik Union School district
conitnille. only and says that remarks
he made in rcl‘eronce to two school
visitors was in relation to their acts
as individuals anti not as members
of the, board of school visitors.
lii'. (‘tutncollor whllo chronic. to
(“tilt sent the tollowtng "night loiter-
gram“ to a member of the Sentinel
staff. from Jersey titty. N. J.. in which
he brands as false in disparaging re-
mark be was reported to have made
concerning the high school:
The Sentlnci, South Norwnlk:
High school remark alleged to (also.
(‘onsldcr 'l‘earhcrs Perry. Lamont
Wok-ii. hotb Smiths. Yates. Chancellor.
i‘Nt'tiili lonally competent; town board oi’
estlmalp wise and generous to grant-
ing large increase. Have had over six
hundred diftcrunt high school teachers
in my employ; none. better. if neces-
sary print as advertisement. front page
and charge my account.
WILLIAM E. lfllANiiltliolDlt.
Suportntendent,
MAYOR NAMES COMMITTEE.
At a meeting of the city council
Monday night. Mayor Robert M Wolfe
was requested to appoint a committee.
consisting ot' a member ol‘ the count ii.
a member of tho MsiMchunts and Matt-
utucttners Association and another
cltlnen to confer with the corporation
counsel In reference to the resolution
for
to be submitted 0 the council so that.
action can be taken by the. council to
havu the matter voted on at the annual
city meeting in Octobob. Mayor Wolfe
appointed Councilman William hie
Mahou from the council. Frederick
i-iunkemeler from tho Merchantsi and
Manufacturers' Asunclstlon. and Mar-
old it. Clark an the other olttun.
POWELL—AMUNDSON.
Mm Anna Powell and Edward Amt
undson are to be married this evening
at Eli Josehpu Church. South Main
street. by the acting rector Rev Fa
thcr James R. Mitchell
Agmua—N
~MiDBUMMlR OPENING.
thwlng of white and iifllorl. but!»
Thursday. Friday and Saturday lie
auctions in tune and blanks. Miss K.
Palhomua. 80 Washinuioa m. 'i‘oi. 802.
l
playing all that was asked of them.
Several exhibitions of physical
.strength were givcn and in a very
creditable manner by the performing
members. These. exhibitions were via~
orously applauded and Wet-q very amus-
ing to say the least.
do enormous punch bowl adorned
the top of the pool table and was a
‘ popular spot with Cl during the entire
evening. The supply was replenished
several times. L-‘lifll‘ in the evening,
ice cream was passed around.
After the refreshun-ut period was
passed all gathered around the piano
tutti sung. many of the old favorites itl
concert.
Williams' Root floor will keep you
Nothing so retreati-
ing and Ic.oolinx Eatflly made at hmnc.
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Arrived in Hoboken irom holy
and Was at Once Arrested
Nit)“ \ORK June 23 it is report-
ed that i'ortet (‘lmrltotn husband of
Mary b‘tott Castle Charlton, wboitc
body was found in a trunk in halo-
(‘onto, ltniy. reached ht‘l’i' on a (let-
mau liner today. A tuun resembling
Charlton was arrested as he stopped
from the steamer at her pier lu ilobo-
km. llc gave the name of Charles W.
tfolctnnn. but it is reported in llobokcn
that at the police station he broke
down and admitted that be was t‘lurrl
ton.
Iaiiiitr the iiobokcn police said that
they had no doubt that the prisoner
was Charlton. Cliit’tf iinycu was quot-
ed as saying that the man arrested ad-
mitted his identity llo- arrived on
the alert mar l’rJncess ”one which
cube in today from (ienoa and Naples?
The police were watching for the ar-
rival of the stealtier iioutscbland this
i
I
a,ftcrnoon as it had been reported that .
Charlton sailed on that strainer. Some
officers, however were scat to watch
the docking oi the Princess lrcnc.
Three of them look up positions on the
pier where they could watch everybody
leaving the vessel.
The othcors had a description of
t‘batllon and when they saw a man re-
sembling him leave tho ship. they
pounced on him and placed him under
arrest. lie protested vigorously and
scented inclined to offer forcible reels
lance but handcuffs Were speedily
applied to him and he subsided.
t‘apt Bioti. brother of Mrs. t‘-harl
ton who had come to tiobolten today
to aid the liobokeit polite in identity-
ing the suspect from the Princess
bone. was quickly summoned to the
pier when t‘ barlton was arrested (‘npt
Scott took one glance at the prisoner
and said the man was t hntlton.
in the meantime the patrol watton
had been summoned from the station
- house and the prisoner with the three
‘dotectlvcs and Capt. Scott was bur
ried to headquarters. where (‘hler
' ilayou pill him through the "third do
area.” It was announced by the chiul
later that the man had admitted in-
was Charlton. The chief retried to
say anything further.
any
TH E FIDDLERB' PARADE.
m
Anethsr Lsroo Attendance, inoludim
Grand Worden P. H..Whaion.
At the wound presentation of the
.“Puddicrn' Parade.” last evening. un-
der the auspices of P. D. liotntshury
talus, New England Order at Protoc-
tlon. at Red Men’s Hall, in Washing.
ton street, Grsnd Warden P. H. Whni
'sn. of New Haven. was a visitor.
The whole event asst evening. like
the that evening's presentation. was r
very pretty and enjoyable one, thouui
the attendance was not quite so inrue
,pn account of the host and the var
long other attractions about town.‘
The finances of the cntortuinmnnn
have not yet been figured up complotc
iy. but it is understood the lodge wil‘.
not. a his sum from the micron»
. Repairs 0 A “w
v
James E. Elia, lr.., FieIeiected
Committeeattd OttIcers Are
AgalniChoIiln
innump
tuudmmu
,, I titSSOO Made
to the This Year
The annual Reboot taunting of the
Broad Bitter tiihit'ict With held ill ilu
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Will Go to New Haven on July 2
and Board the Matthias tor
a Three Days Trip
i The Second Section of the Third Dl~
;vlslon of the Connecticut Naval Vill-
tin of South Norwalk. has a decidedly
interesting Fourth of July cruise in an
ticlpattou.
The members of the Section. under
command of Raleigh irving It. Wlimot.
will go to New Haydn, Saturday after-
noon. July 2d, by train and hoard the
United States (innhost Machine. tire
training ship of the Connecticut Naval
Militia. On Saturday evening, the
iMachlan will sail for Block island and
Sunday there will ho shore llbetiy [or
both watches at the island. Monday
i the Matthias will sail dark to New lis-
.vcn. giving the naval boys an Opporttr
titty to be in the Elm City Fourth of
July night for any festivities that may
itroud River schpt‘ti f unaflast ntabl. lb“ on. Railroad transmutation and
The meeting was r‘ ultod to ma" r by rations are furnished gratis. It is also
”m clerk. (”0..ij Mills. at “:3“ announced that there will be other
it m ‘ ‘practlce short cruises during the slitti-
A it \i‘aikloy was
Clerk (icorgc w.
of tho meeting and
as read
'l‘ he inluuttst of tludlnst annual nicot-
lng were. lead by the ilerk and Wi’lt‘
ncccpiod as rmd. The minutes of n
spacial adjourned meeting were read
and accepted as road.
James E. Hills, the School committee-
than. red the report 11‘ the your. HP
raid that the school case was put til
looted chairman.
lih ruled the call
the was accepted
excellent sham, new flooring, new calls.
ing and roof and email repairs outside
of the building had been made. Total
cost was about “on. The report was
accepted liti mild
The treasurer lc print-d that he re
mired from the itiMi fund sinuses
and that the exrueniiitnres «were it.-
030..’tti. balance on hand $236, and front
the school committee for school tits-
iiil‘i land sonnet. the‘ expenditures
were $509 as showing s Misuse of on
route. , at, .
The collector had no to pen
Mi. iiuttciy made .i motion that the
clerk rust one ballot for the pit-sent
your,
t'lerk (:eorgc w. Mills llllllit' an
nlnendnwni that each otilmr be ciccl-
"tI by ballot The Illictnlutont was de-
tented;
Mic-r a long dial tissiou 3dr. Buttery
withdrew his motion; the party who
rm'ondcd his motion rclusvd tie
that
The chairman than doctor-ell it out
of order.
titoruc ('otustork trade a motion to
cast one ballot for James E. hills, .lr.
tor commitim-nnun, and this was tiunt‘.
Fit-ti lb'ilcil and Ht'iil) l'It)’||t' \vnru
appointed lciit‘rn.
ticorac. (‘. i'onmloth an»
by tile some way as Il't‘llnill’t‘i‘
George W. Mills \t‘ur‘. cit-civil clerk
the same way.
Michael Nuliilt was elected collector
the same way.
t‘omtnitlemmtn James is). it‘lira. .lr.
reported that the total present iitlltsili'
ed for tho pnut year In 39th.
Mr. llnttcry moved that the lilt't'iil(
lay a tax to raise the aunt ot tidbit.
lllt- amount that the cotnmlttmnnau
nttld he would need tor the year.
t‘lcrk George A. Mills stated the
grand list was something like '27il.ililtl
Mr. Vail made a motion that the
meeting lay a tax not to oxcccd 43in
mills to be left to tho committee who
it)
t'il't‘il‘iI
will tlcttirntlno the amount of the
ul‘tiliil list.
This lax frills due April 1, till]. it
is the llrsl tux laid in tourism years
James E. Elia .lr., can nulliorikeil
to borrow I'll» to int-ct the expenses
for the routing vial. Nothing further
rntnc bclorn tho llli‘ttiiilt: and it was
adionrnrd. I
W...“
80" EXPLOSION
Milli“ II“
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CHICAGO. Junie flit-«Ole man was
probably l‘ntnily burned. another stif-
lerod unvara injuries. and fifteen psa-
scnpern, auroral of them women. bar»
rowly escaped with their lives in an ax-
uioaion and tire on board the steam
racht Columbia as the bout reached
the docks near the Columbia Yacht
Club, at the foot. of thdolplt street
last night.
The titty t'oot‘host‘wna swept by a
most of name following the exploited
of the ganollno/tnnlt.
~vrrfi‘he Knob (tint) restaurant will be
open tinturday. June 25. under mattsgo‘
bent at Eitowartl James Robertson.
.lcguiar shore dinners or nests to or»
der will he served to mcmhen through.
out the silicon ‘
mor. to Newtiort and other points.
The. big evoui of the summer, bow-
'cvcr_ will be the animal ten duya'
cruise of the whole state Naval Mili-
lie. The South Norwaik Stallion will
leave Friday afternoon. July 22 for
New Haven, board the Machine. of
which (‘aptnln i‘rnnk Cornwall. of
New ”oven. is commander. and Eben
Hill. .lr.. is lieutenant commander, nttd
call that night for tlnrdlncr'a Bay.
Mass, where live ships containing nav
val militia men will rendezvous. un-
der command of Captain C. (j. Marsh,
iinlted filatcs Navy. in addition to the
Machine, tilt-re will be the cruiser
(‘hlruuo with the Massachusetts Naval
Militia. while will be the flagship; the
isle dc Cuba, with the Maryland Naval
Militia: the ‘l‘onopab. with the New
Jersey Naval Militla_ and the Ozark.
with the District of Columbia Naval
Militia.
(in Saturday, July 23rd. all live
ships will set sail to (initially for Old
Point Comfort, for a two out and
trip. ’i‘wo dsya will be spent in iiatup
ton Roads and during the stay the men
will have short- leave. The ships will
also make the return trip to liardincr'u
Bay in company and after their arrival
there will be looked over by the United
States Navy [hard of Inspection.
The Marbles was in Not-walk Harbor
for a week last summer and ii is hoped
to have her stationed ll the local bar-
but to? two weeks during the prwwnt
summer.
ihhhhf
nimmn
lie is Also a Small. Cultured
French Gentleman, Speaks
Four Languages and Has
Money at His Own
m
"My husband Is a small. cultured
Fit-itch gentleman. an aviator, Well
educated, anti speaks four languages.
I Was lntrtniucod to him by my hrotir
or at a tea party in Paris." said Mrs.
.lcnnlc iiawley Levee. yesterday.
when asked by her counsel, Jiltil'.“
John H. Light. to tell the court who
her husband watt. Mrs Levee in the
dcfcnUlt in a suit to recover on a
note for Wdtliti given by Ili‘i‘ two broth
crs, William and Allan liawlty. New
York brokers, it had been stated
that Mr. i.i'\’t!t' was a chauffeur He
Is an aviator. bst ttot an automobile
chunti‘t-ur us has been intimated.
iilrs. I.t'\'t‘tr wnu vciy lndlmntnt yes-
terdsy when shown a morning paper
by her counsel. (in tile stand she so
cuncd Attorney Osborne, of New York.
counsel tor lhr brothers. of ulvlutt the
intimation to that neaspnpcra. ’i‘hla
Attorney tinhorne denied, and also
stated that none of his help ituti so
given it.
The. brothers have ttiiiln in the New
York courts to recovhr on notes or
arcnstinx Siiiihtitt. 't‘ltn 89.000 note. is
on a piece of property in New Canaan.
They claim that all holes were given
by their sister as security. The alo-
ter claims that all that she. has re-
cclvsd from her brothers were either
an gifts or reimbursements for ser-
vices rendered them as their house
keeper. and that horhrothers. who are
bachelors, are angry at her because
of her marriage, fearing that Iliiti will
turn over her mommy to her husband.
his own name.
Most of the morning wee taken up
with its arguments in the case, two at
the counsel for each side in question
hetpgiteard. Following the arguments
the court. molt monsoon
though he has considerable money in
IARIWI
Interesting Graduation Exercises
Evening, With An inspiring
Bourne tipiiam, D. O.,--in
Music by the High School
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Benediction by Rev. F. 'A.
Last night the commencement week
program of the. Norwalk High school
reached its climax. for at that time
the actual graduation exercises were
held and the. nineteen graduates, who
have done such good work as to be
a credit alike to themselves and the,
school. were. presented with their diplo‘
Inns. (in Friday evening. the last com-
mencement event. the class reception.
will be held in the assembly ball.
llarllng the ultra-summer heat. con-
ditiona were ideal for the commence-
ment exercises last night and it was
indeed with pleasure that the large
company of friends and relatives gath-
ered in the assembly hall for this most
looketi-lorwartl‘to moment in the whole
FIIEVOBKS BATES
AT iiiiTiil POINT
'No little interest is being taken in
the fireworks exhibitions which the
Connecticut Company will have at No
ton Point during the suturncr. Those
exhibitions in the past have been very
line. drawing thousands or people to
the Point on the nights they have been
given.
The first exhibition for this summer
will be held next 'l‘uestlny night. The
t'l‘ucsday nights so tar arranged for are
as lollows:
June 2th
August 2,
.lnly ‘, .ltlly lit. July 26.
August 9. August iii.
Classified advertisements on this on o,
25 words or less. 25 cont“ I Um...
ssch soo‘t‘ousl word. 1 cont nor insertion.
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TO LET <l"l\'id ltlniitifi AND liA'l‘ii.
with all modern improvements. electric
light and «as. F. ii. Johnson. It? Sunni
mil hit. 133:“
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lion; rent ”it. lntptbn- 7t; \i'ushiugtun
St. 32.. at
T0 LIT-«UN l.i.\‘t‘lit.N .\\'lv!..‘ USE
new til-\‘t‘lht‘tltilli millage. all modern im-
Provetneltts. luqultc i‘nttut lirocerv or
ii i titties ml?"
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Held in the Assembly Hall, Lest
Address by the Rev. Francis
lomas Awarded to the Nineteen
Members of the Class by Rev. 0. 8. Mclariand. O., 9. With
Orchestra
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Principal E. H. Gumbari Presents the Graduates, While the in-
vention Was by vliev. W.-W. Gillies, and the Prayer and
Gunninng
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high school career ol‘ the graduates.
On account of the extreme heat, the
exercises were not as long as. they
might have been on a cooler night.
and were concluded by 9:30. having
been begun about 8:15.
Escorted by Principal Edward H.
Gumbart. the young ladies and young
men who comprise the graduating
class. with happy and expectant faces,
tiled on to the platiorm of the assem-
bly hall. where chairs had been ar-
ranged for them. Just previously.
members or the high echml commit-
tee. a number of clergyman, school
principals and other citizens of the
town took seats on the side of the
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DIED.
SHERWOOD—AT GRERNWICH. C'l‘..
Ismael B. Sherwood. in the seventy- -ftfth
ears of his age. Funeral Friday from his
ate wsidenee. (Jule street. Statement. 01.
at il a. m itltotmont Norwaik eeanetcry
at 2 p. in. .
with an. ‘ ‘ 5
WANTKDAtilRLl-l is 01m same:
department. Noelle (a Peppard. 53331
WANTEDMA BRIGHT ENERGR’HC
Tltttn. thoroughly experienced in the -
ct-ry business. Apply to A. Stuli. t
Norwitik. .12! 3t
WANTED» ABY MAN AND WIFE.
three or {our unfurnished rooms. suitable
for housekeeping. Address 1%.. care Sen-
tiut-l. ’23 lit
WANTED M\.\‘ [‘0 WORK ABOUT
sutall place at tk- ll lslandmnd run motor
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‘wk‘ufize « int it To uoann. auto
luinisbtd mum to lot, with all im w-
metits. Address N. 8.. care of Hunt net.
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WANTED-mEXPERIENCED DELIV-
ery clerk for grocery store. inquire A. P.
ib-citmsnn & (To. in“ it'
WANTED- To our. Aid. KINDS 0!"
the cattle tutti poultry. best prices paid;
the for good lat 1-..tlvan h‘rtodman.
Turnpike. Nora'sik.
t ‘onnccticut
Tel. 36132.
South
WANTED MACHINii-i’i‘s AND“) NO
men to learn the trade. Norwalk ron
Works (‘0. at? it
WANTED ~I'IVICRYHODY Tit DRINK
Mohegan Hot-ins Watt-r. Absolutely .
Delivered at your door. Telephone “-6.
Ellie-unlit)“ bottle. 25c. m20 if
BUSINESS NOTICEO.
TO LIT -Blut‘ K HOUSE. ’3 UNION
$1.: eleven moms. all t‘nnVFllit‘IltM. 1h" 0
Dutch to than 1‘0. mt
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FOR SALE.
A VERY FINI but ARI“ NAN” h‘lilt
hilt it til suit cheap on account of union ,
out at town. Address “”iyamln. rnu
l-ivcntmt Netttlnel. L'ilt .
FOR BALI l'ltttl‘l-ili'i‘i’ KNHWN AN
lin- it. it. it. illsscil Homestead. corner
l‘Znat W all Hi and Park Ave l ‘lty of Ni",
unlit. ttor itittht-t information apply to
l.. t” tin-en. uncut. jii iii
FOR SALE HALF Al'ttl". titt' N'l‘ANit-
ink urunu, Apply ti. N. unchanging?
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Elmwwd Ave.
con HALE ”Nb: nor t-l'i‘ANitiNti
.{iiulitl him a bright iii»ft. cedar rowhoni
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FOR BALI ioitlli'l‘ lililiiitlhlil ial'i‘u.
Foster Park uttun ti on bill; price NIB
cttc.lt Wottili an “HR“ two tot small
launch. Address not: Mil. ttoutb Nor»
walk 32931
PO“ BALI‘ (WIMP. HTlt’l—ittl-l l’A'l‘«
ent runabout for two or fotu pertains:
sit-117a lumpy. iloth ill send suburbia.“
7Nomton. t‘onn. t
FOR IALI wins/tr. MOTOR BOAT.
flat bottom. 20 feet ions. 4 horm- wwer
then still salts. iih and motnsall; hoist I)
n.. boom ll (in mm is it. Hot: ?.N
ton. Conn. mu
HOMI MAD! 'IRIAD WHEAT
bread trash every only. Rye bread. Mon-
day. Wednesday. Fri Graham. 't‘ttes~
Thursday. Bstu sy. rs. Omar?!“
RR“ iNcrtlt Main at. Tel. 436.“
FOR SALE OR 1‘0 LET
VCR “LI 0.! 1'0 LCTw-HUUBWS
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SAVE YOURSELF~ i‘nou iNtitiNVicN-
lance. Have your lawn mowers. sown.
scissors and knives sharpened. Also undo
ONIW and oil stoves retutirfid. Addreuu E
Charles hit.. East Norwstk. 122 8i
i DIOIRI TO ANNOUNC'I REMOVAL
of my {dumbing holiness to 81 Wait 8C.
whet» iutw built and e nipped a tar r
shop badminton on plum inn, steam
itnu. tlnntn‘té. leaders. rutte . etc Job:
hing prnilnp 5uiti-udm Pl. Bons-
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OAVI YOUR TRIIMBEVEN Y
prairiicsi experience snd collate t
n horticulture and entomology.
ms in a )Im‘mme to ears for your
aoienllftcsly to no agents.
upb Cornriliy Tree. arten. Norwstk.
ELECTNO PLAYING 0F Aid. KINDI.
midtn-d supper. brass and nickel. hbronls.
old gold. “on metal sud htaolt yso ht trill»-
intnul; plumbers‘ sup lies Ind abandons
hi ate and autumn lie trlrntnl
tsbe Wins. 5. Beam It Sort.“
it 'i'Il. Ml-l
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LooT iutmmnnnmum. ,smwu
and white. moment in name “gaunt"
collar with part or chain attache-«I3
been on may 8L. ntt‘
Word for return to w it. antral}.
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LOST-“ROLL 0F ”H.118. REWMJ:
for return to itenttnei otYioc. ~
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n a or .
to up to this office
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die. bunch of {VLF}! Filmer use
grave ssme at ltuwayton print do i ‘
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upscauansoos
il' l moose vcu. east» the efi
return mail it our
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standing gran. Alec. (tether. Wont an;
dear old Kaela: lee hates. I81“
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Norwalk Chronicler