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_Preser1'ing time is here and Tris—
itram caliyalt are ready to meet the
rammed»,
Jvarious needs of fruit jars, kettles. etc.
FIRE ,
Marine, Automobile, Burglary, Liabil-1 Concord Division sons of Temper-
lty, Compensation, Fidelity Bonds, in aan-e met last night, and transacted
not 111: can write any kind of lnsur- regular business
lnce you ma3 require Call us on the
Phone No. 1231)
'«0nly routine business was disposed
of at the meeting last night of Court
Mahackemo, .\'0. 33, F. of A..
Tire Mansion House is offering an
excellent dinner for tomorrow.
li‘. W. Hoyt is substituting for Henry
0. Bailey of the postomce w'hile Mnl
B ile3 is attending a conlention in
.aaw';
ll 5.\our eyes blurr— you had better
pa! 'l‘hal'her's adv.
The entertainment committee of;
ll’ride of Court Narruk Circle met last
3night and made flnal arrangements for
‘the dance at Dorlon's Point. on Thurs-
day night.
Taylor & Golden
SOUTH NORWALK, TRUST CO.
BUILDING.
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L“‘——“'“' "“h“ —~-— -—- The little seven-yearsold son of,
J. 1. Brush will occupv the Over-1“”- “11 MFS- Louis 8. Ross. of Bayer
look cottage, 0“ Bell island. for the street, is afflicted with dyphtheria.
summer. Tire case was reported to Health 0m
cer W. J. Tracey yesterday afternoon.
The Norw'alg Steamboat Company is
making repairs to their dock on Steam
E1ery gentleman appreciates Tmer
w, 47’
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Extra Fancy cents per lb
3.4
Sugar Cured
BACON 21
East India TeaCo
Tel 871 125 Washington Street
1 WE GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS.
by the strip
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A. STULL
SPECIALS
The Finest Creamery Butter. 3 pound 29c
Granulated Sugar, . 5 pounds 22c
Pure-Leaf Lard, a pound 12c
Fancy Potatoes, 14 pounds 25c
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NEBIATOBS T0 GWE
OUT THE LETTEBS§
(Continued from First Page)
Constitutionallsts' agents here ex-
pected to hear from Carranza today,’
and belief was expressed that the
events of the next 48 hours would de-‘
termine the scope of mediation. Mean-
while the Federal and American mis-
sions continued their negotiations.
Meanwhile the Federal and American
missions continued their negotiations.
Both sides had presented to the media-'
torsa plan for eb’ico’s pacific‘ation.
it was said to be practically the same
in principle contemplating establish
ing of a new provisional government
which would pro1e tor an stung
11! election for a permanent a
tration.
Speculation continued as to whether
the steamer Antilla, which cleared
from New York, carr3ir1g arms for
Carranza, would delr1 er them ()fllcial
statements of the disposition of the
(use were not forthcoming. An olii-
cial of the Ward Line, whi h owns the
Antilla. was quoted as saying that the
steamer was due. to arme at Tampito
Wednesday “unless the United States
Government sends orders to her cap- 3
3 tai 11 not to go Into that port.‘
Before the Antilla nears Tampico it
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Summer Dresses
that are out of the ordinary $1.29 to $25
Children’s Dresses 59c to $6
Smart White Hats
99cto $4.00
SMART PANAMAS $2. 75
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Notice to ( ontractors
Sealed proposals will be received by
24 Cottage St. East Norwalk MUSEMEflS
son oxford ties. Conneaily & Bralken is believed the administyatlons am“
2AM
boat place. V ll d l tude will be revealed in a reply to the the City Engineer at the City of \‘o-
,_ . will tell you Whl if You “i rea “9” note of the Federal delegates. “They Walk at his office in the C'it3 llall or‘
V,“ . . ,, .0, f 11" 3, m .,0,, ad\. ; fl-.. _._._.~...-. .- -._ - _----.-._.’=_~_.-.. w - - 1 . . V . .said city not later than 13 p m ’lt-Vles
.A s .1 ed tomotatl 1 o usr 3, , inquired whether the American Gov d113, June 16.11114." _ _ __
5’11"”th would object ‘0 action ‘by Said proposals to cover the furnish-
Huertas gunboats l0 balk the landing ing or" materials and the performance
of the ammunition 'lho note was ad- 0f labor reqwred lo! the emotltn 0t
dressed to the mediators and reached" a “‘0 Story Stable at mm“ 5"“9‘1
Chapter. N0. 24, ii. A. 51., will be held]
tomorrow evening of the local post-
attend-
This
lienry O. Bailey,
- ,otlice, is in Bridgeport today.
if you want to know about one of ing the Episcopal convention.
SUMMER DRESSES
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the nlost comfortable shoes made, evening \ir, Baile3 ““1 attend a ban- the State Department here from the h” instrict, NON-“n" (con
. . '1 _ ‘ . l 1 Han tthe 1,0,6, . Plans may ht sec-r 1 and copies of tilt
read lxtclers ad1. dueiV “"1“!“ “n be. 31 a American mission The Huerta dele-
__..——— ‘Straifield In the latest shades and the season's most fahionable ‘ ' ‘3 ’ ““C'fl‘m‘m” "“y "9 1““ "5 (““"fi‘
. , . gates were said to be disposed to con- on said City [Engineer at said office,
Mr. and Mrs. George Sheldon, ofV -—---—-' dCSlgns ................................... 31,49 11]) linue mediation proceedings if the rim] depositing Ten l‘ollnrs ($101 for,1 THEATRE
I’uxsutnwney, Pa, have returned to‘ George Patrick..,eml110.1'ed on the . ammunition got ashore. :“lllcl‘ his ""09”“ ”in." "9 had “”9
1'Nor'11'alk where the' will remain for a estate of Mrs. Charles Monson Ray- W h Sk t 11 r 1 sum of mom; will pr- retlllned
fe ' 11 onths ) ‘mond of North avenue is golncr to as If 8 5° War ind‘emnit‘y from Mexico. ”iron the return of the speciricrdi ons TODAY
“ 1 ~- . 1 1 ° MAGARA FALLS. Ont. June 9- “‘ in good order to said 1‘ 113'.~l llgillcPZ'. ’
Mia's Elsie St. John, of Bronddliver. stay.
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l’ittsfield. Mass, for a several months
in the hope that his health will
is spending a few days in Westporg as be benefited.
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Leonard
(I. Mackenzie, of Myrtle avenue.
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City Engineer, leorge A. Sherron
is ndiertising in Tire Sentinel today.
—-‘Don t forget the Castle dance, F‘ri- for bids for the construction of a con-
day ev.eniug at llorcn l’oiut.
sion 25 cents.
The social lueetin of Court Laurel,
‘No. 1013. D. of 0.. will be held at the
Court Laurel club. on Bell lslnnd,
M'ednesday evening, and not tonight
as has been stated. .A quilting part
will be enjoyed. Each member is en-
titled to bring a friend.
Rev. Frederick A. Coleman and Mrs
5.0 H Godfrey left todaygor the Eplc- ler Indigo. Sons of St.
copalian convention at Bridgeport.
G. E. ‘LOng. secretary of the Dick- are to come up,
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son Crucible Company, of Jersey City,’
" N. J. and daughter. motored to this' Columbus, will hold its semi-monthly
city Saturday and dined with friends meeting at the rooms on West avenue
They returned tonight
at the Country Club.
hpme thp" ‘salne evening in their n1a-'
tibiae.
A dining room suite of a distinguish.
~ 01! period is the pricinpal topic in the
Mead'adv, today.
There will be special features at the
dance at Roton Point on Friday even-
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Reward Johnson,
l .
in the latest dances and efforts are be-
' 411: made to have a big time. Seats
will‘be provided for the dancers and
.-.friends. Admission will be 25 cents.
» The Pinochle Club met at the'Knob
" last evening and enjoyed an excellent
shore dinner. The meeting was in
honor of David A. Bliss, one of the
"Members, who is to be married on
fhdfldhy. la the party were Mr. and
mam. H. Nuttlng, Miss Josephine
‘Nutting. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L Cole,
Miss May E. Smith. Miss Sarah E.
Bcdwell, Frank R. Bacon, Mics Minnie
James. and. David A. Bliss.
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self you are interested in automobiles
filed a: L. Benedict’s Ford adv. it tells
yot‘é. why the Fur-d has been sold in
every antlon the world over.
A meeting 51311.6 trustees of the
lie!
' organised for the coming year
and‘ elocted ofllcers as follows: Nehe-
imlslt Candee, prbsidentr‘ dill-nest E.
still. Hopkins, treasurer: Dr. Charles
of Chicago, will give demonstrations,
; evening
, South Norwalk 8liptist Church was this evenlng ,
the church last cVeu/hrg. The,
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,Ho'pkius. secretary; William: Buttery. A will hold its regular: business
‘ screwy of envelow committee: 151- meeting this evening.
'B‘outwoll music committee: ”W“ Norwalk Quartet Club will be held-
; Bolt street, South Namath. Sunday
1* chitin; June 7. The following
‘f _‘ present: Misses Susie ‘Hsv
j' ‘ 'sle fibrosis”;
‘ " lilv
Adrnis- (retc and steel beam bridge over Mll-
lard street, “est Norwalk. and the
construrtion of a tw-ostor3 stable in1
Smith street First District. “The
learns used in the. first district gar-
barre collection will be housed in this‘
building. Bids must be submitted he-
tore 6 oclork. Tuesday June 16th.
RAPS_OF THE GAVEL.
‘The members of Welcome Strung.
George. will
meet tonight for their regular weeklyl
session. Matters of a routine nature
Catholic Union Council, Knights of
United Brotherhood Carpenters and
Joiners of American. meets this eve
ning. Regular business is to come up
for action.
film Court Narruk, Companions at
the Forest. holds its semi-monthly
meeting tonight:
The Hat Trimmers' Association will
meet this evening.
The regular business meeting of
the Sputh Norwal’k Camp, No. 9234,
Modern Woodmen of America, will be
held tonight
P.C. Lounsbtiry Lodge No. 126, N.
E. 0. P5. will hold its regular meeting
this evening
Hat Finisher-11' Association will hold
its regular monthly meeting Wednes-
day evening.
Louise Lodge Daughters of Herman,
will hold its regular meeting tomorrow’
evening.
rButler Chapter, N0. 38, R. A M.,
will hold its regular business meet.-
ing this evening.
.The regular business meeting of
Sherman Council, No. 1342, 'R. A., will
be held this evening.
Ophir ChapteruNo. 52, Q. E. 8.,
will hold their meeting. Wednesday
Uncas Tribe, No. 26, I. O. R Mr,
will hold its regular weekly meetinx
lCourt Frances, No 11,0 E. S. ,will,
hold their regular‘ business mectingl
tomorrow cyanins.
:thhi’n'gtdli Camp, $10.11,? 0 S.
The regular meeting of the South
this evening.
a‘
,iSouth 31mg. Lodge a. e o 111.,
lipids its meeting Wednesday evenlns.
1/1138 PEARL KVANOZ SURPRlSE‘D.
A surprise party was given in honor
of Miss Pail-l KV5ncs at her hon/10.9
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were
,3“-
‘ mists BM 3111111,
.Wfi Yak
.cessful on the stage; then came 20
In ratine, linen, crepes, ctc., long and short tunics: also
hand embroidered. .............. .' . .. $1 25 up
M. Moltasch 81 Son
120 Washington at. Main Stan-210 Atilatic 8L. Stamford.
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A Vacation for Everybody
Four Days’ Trip $18
888 Miles of Travel——-.~,-Ail~ Water
New York to‘dld Point Comfort, Va, including .méals and stateroom
berth on steamer. luncheon at Hotel Chamberlin, thence 1111 James River
| Night Line stetmer 'to Richmond. Va,1ncludlng supper stateroom berth,
and breakfast the following morning; uoonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson.
lRiohmond or Murphy, in Richmond; leave Ridhmond same evening via.
steamer to Norfolk, V8... including supper, stateroom berth and breakfast
the following morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship; leave Norfolk
same evening (except Sunday) 7 p. 111.1011 New 'York, including meals and
stateroom berth. arriving New York following afternoon about 4 p. m.
Steamers sail every week day at3 p m. from Pier 25, N. 8., New York,
foot of N. Moore street.
Sand for illustrated pamphlet, Tour Department,
OLD DOMINION LINE
W. L. WOODROW, Traffic Manner J. .1. BROWN, Gen. Pan. Agent
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~Merrill Graduates
Placed in Posithn the Past 8 weeks.
Have You Noticed
12 placed in 4 weeks, 16 placed In 6 weeks, 25 pieced In 8 weeks.
_ BUSINESS MEN PREFER MERRILL GRADUATES
because of their attitude towards their work and their ability to
render efficient service.
8ch00l 1n Sec-Ion the Entire Your.
Merrill Business ’Colleges
OUTH NORWALK‘. STAMFORD. 1. PORT CHESTER
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' ' 2 I . I I . I I Z I .IIIZIZIZI. .
THEN ANV D
“Home, Sweet Home." was being
sung for the first times just 91 ,years
ago. The song came; form the opera-
tic singer Its author, John Howard
Payne, posed as a dramaticlcritlc in
{New York when-he m only 14 years
of age;‘ before maturity he'was suc-
Today is the 12311.1 anniversary of
John Howard Payne' 3 birth. ll-lls song
is known throughout the English
speaking wriyld and it rises above all
else includ the 60 plays and up-
arts which Vl‘hyne wrote, as‘ a mono-
ment to his memory. Surviving the
inroads 0f rag-time, the ballad is as
popular as alter 1501' knitting home‘
ties. . it is‘ said to have had a more
universal c ulation than any song
years of varying succes/l abroad as ac-
tor manager and playwroght Press-
ed for funds, be sold the opera "Clarl”
Extra Fine Table
Mexico will not be asked b3 the Unit V Bids must be made on blank for 11:.
ed States to pay war indemnity. Tire to he obtained tron/1 the 1 in i‘uginccr.
liuc—rta government has learned All hldb‘ "IUfil he eluluscd in 3111119111
through the American delegates that emelopes, marked Proposal for the “
the Wilson administration will be (on-12mm“):l or a ‘Two $10” Stable at
. .bnlith street, First District, Norwalk.
tent to have 89‘ “D “1 Mexico a stable Connetticut" and curb must be en-
government to succeed illuerta rule. 01059.3 in a second sealed e111 elope ad-
dressed to
Six Big Reels
LUCILLE
i LOVE”
Series No. 6, in two parts,
“TRAFFIC IN SOLES."
A travesty on the great white slave
melodrama
“REGENERATION. "
Featuring Wallace Reid.
2—Other Big Features—2.
““"' CITY ENGINEER,
of \‘orw alk, Fail'lield County.
Connecticut 39 1t
Notice to Contractms
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1 Sealed proposals will be received by
Ithe City Engineer of the City of Nor
Vlwalk at his office in the City Hall or
said city not later than 6 p m. Tues-
cu;
You donc' t not for the
‘ you do through the
WW: Lanna F- If.
m... .11: 3'3..°§‘le""".¥:3?‘&':l‘ d“: ‘"“‘ “ “‘1‘ T°M°RR°W-
”a” {of "a: lmlnlrbhnbngfid [m boo: cal/i proposals to cover the furnish- “WAR IN MEXICO."
I log of materials and the .perforlnance
lof labor required for the erection of
in Concrete and Steel Beam Bridge at
Millard street, Fifth District Norwalk
How To SILL Youn Paul "
Ii. A. SHOUT FARM AGENCY
‘1 ".8“. [W YORK
i Conn.
"cancel-.7331!- mm
l Plans may be seen and copies of the
Arthur Waldron specifications may be had by calling
lon said City Engineer at said oftice
. . . Iand depositing Ten Dollars ( l0) f r
District Manager 3 0
29 Haviland Street
in Three Parts.
imperial Cafe
Now Open
9 RAILROAD AVENUE.
REGULAR DINNER 401:.
Business Men’s or
Quick Lunch at
Noon
25 CENTS.
Five Cent Lunch
which his receipt may be had and
which sum of money will be returned
upon the return of the specifications
in good order to'sald City Engineer.
Bids must be made on blank forms
to be obtained from the City Engineer.
All bids must be enclosed in sealed
If envelopes, marked, “Proposal for the
'2 Construction of Concrete and Steel'
Beam Bridge at Millard Street, Nor-
walk, Connecticut," and each must be
jj enclosed in a second sealed envelope
. addressed to
HIGH-CLASS
MILLINERY
CITY ENGINEER,
'I City of Norwalk Fairfield County,
Connecticut. 19 1t
_--__ -__«._-.-. FROM 410 0 EACH’ AFTERNOON.
HIGH-CLASS SEA FOOD.
NOTHING BUT PABST'S BEER ON
DRAUGHT.
Straw Hat '
gSale
Get your Straw Hat at those
special prices, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00,
Tripp’s Restaurant 1......
We also' have a special on Men’s
(FORMERLY LANE'S) Oxfords and SuitS. '
Louis I’ll/rickf
The Union Clothing and Shoe Store-
POSTOFFICE BLOCK 1
SOUTH NORWALK
Roodner’s Block .
WASHINGTON STREET.
You are Not
Entirely Satisfied
with you table board try a few
meals. Everything well cooked
and served properly. We n.1-
ways-have satisfied customers.
Butter
27‘c'plb.
" 1103111. Gaocsav W..-
cm..- ummm A Good Roof T est
Tel. 1862-3. ’ 22 South Mlln 8L ,
15. a hard snow storm. If your
roof leaks, drop us a card or
’phone us. We will repair and
paint it all for one price, guaran-
for $250. In this was “Home, Sweet
Home" Payne had written it, recall-
ing his early cottage home at East
Hampton, N. Y The 01111311 had a
phenomendl run and the sons brought
a fortune to its publishilrs Payne nev-
er received another cent from it. He
later became ,United‘filates consul at
Tunis, where 110 11130le
EAGLES IN CONVENTION.
*7?" ‘-- .
Blg Increase In .Momhsn Shown In
State burlap the Put Your.
MERIDEN, June seams Fraternal
Order of Eagles held its annual state
locdvqniloli 1101'. , received 110-
90‘“ .._,
ever written. Pa‘yhe' slimy, originally
hurled at. Tunis, was dislnterred after
many years and brought to the Unit-
ed States for re-lnterment in Oak” Hill
Cemetery at Washington, in 1883. The
remains were placed beneath an ap-
propriate monument which was un-
veiled while a treat chorus sang
“Home Street Home "
slncojhe order was~ organized. ;
Secretary Williuti' 11‘; Holler. of Wa-
terbtn'y, reported 22 series in the state, ~
with IV newsmhip of 8,600. an in-
crease of 3.148 ov'qr the previous year.
He stand that often the convention
expenses and all bills had been paid.
DAVEY’S
300 Blend
A Coffee that satisfies at a moderate
0031;. Try it. 20. S and 1H. Stamps with
each pound.
ANDREW. DAVEY;
so WASHINGTON s'r.
PHONE 410. 1 '
f nor WEKrfiER
, SUGGESTIONS
Refrigerators, Ice Chests, Nursery
Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Screen
teed, 1c per square foot. Call us
now.
E. R.Bradley 81 Co.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
con-”moron; Doors, Window Screens, Oil Stoves.
Porch Blinds Vacuum Washers Boys’
11 Washln n 8% So Norwal Conn ' 1 ’
~mPh0M 181.“ Express Wagons Etc.
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Albert F. Gehebef
25 West Washington St,
. South Norwnlk.
Phone 10694. Prompt Delivery.
1: The, Reed 81 Yolk
Electrical Co.
"5.23.7311 it?
to the Town
AUTOV OVUPVFLIIVI
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s—e
Gentleman (in theatre, who for
LI 1.th fourth time has wormed hillt-
jj self out. from the middle of thq
~ row-"Lady, I am sorry to distqu
you so often". Lady—”Thar. all
fight, 31:. My. lambda
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