1‘“ SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SEN’I'INEL
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A WARNiNG.
Ihau you hssr the Fire Along
Ill“. .
"ri- s warning
Whoa smoking ruins mark the site.
m- is Iranian...“ . ,
So let this remind you. as you read,
flyoutrom losses wouldbofreod.
Insurance is the thing you need.
'Tis s warning.
Taylor’”& Golden
SOUTH NORWALK . 'TRUS‘I’ co.
> BUIIDING,
'l’slophon.
' CllY NEWS
.‘Read Donnelly' 3 ad about develop
_ lng and piloting and then try the
work
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The N. E. Ryan Co. is showing a V3-:
riely of exceptionally attractive romp
era for children. See adv.
Andrew LII Croix, of Spring stream}
loss of hisbicycle to the?
reports the
downtown police.
.will be made.
An investigation
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V A horse. suffering with the colic,
was shot yesterday afternoon by Olli-
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per Frank S. Stratton. The animal
was housed in a barn on Crescent;
street.
Clarence VauWagner an eighteen:
year old youth was locked up last
. night by Olficer Dorney. When search-
ed a stiletto was found on him. in
court this morning he had his case.
continued from day to day Judge.
Lockwood parolling him in the cus-
tody of Detective Leatherland. Van-
Wagner was arrested in Wall street
at about 1:30 o‘clock.
Ludlow street, East Norwalk.
The Tuesday ecenlng class meeting
In the Knight Street A M. E. Church,
tonight, will be conducted by Month
‘ der‘IS. Palmer of East 'Norwalk, assit-
. ed by a number of the
brethren of the city, and- the officers
of the Salvation Army. All are invit-
ed. . The pastor, Rev. Henry M.
Shields, has been returned here for
another year, and the members are
much pleased thereby. It is planned to
“give him a reception "‘on Thursday
‘, evening in the church.
‘ George S. Barnes, of Toronto, and
: Charles A. Stevenson. of New York,
‘ both of IIhoIII claim to be miners, and
who vae attested in Hari‘ford lfri-
‘ day on the allegation that they had
attetnptel to sell a mine to Frederick
L. (‘IIulkins, a merchant of Middle-
‘ town. under fraudulent misrepresen-
, tatlons weIe in the Mlddletown city
court SaturdaI. The formal charge
was an attempt to get $20, 000 for per-
'; .v.
. formance of a valuable serrilI. Both.
men pleaded not guilty and securedI
continuanccs until next Friday under
bonds of $2,090 each. Stevenson seI
_ cured bail, Thomas F. Griffin, of Mid-
: dletown, furnishing the bond. The
' defendant had 32,300 in his pocket
. when arrested. Barnes hopes to se-
; cureIa bondsman. Neither man had
counsel in Court.
—NEw HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
udles' Grill and gentleman’s lunch
room open until 11:30 p. m. ‘Popular
3 prices. Table d'hote lunch fifty cents,
‘ _11: 30 to 2 p.113. Table d'hote dinner,
seventy live cents, 5:30 p. m., to 8 p.
' in. Served. in main dining room.
~ . If you have.~ that tired feeling. If you
have no appetite. If you have malaria,
try Stillson's Remedy Price 50¢ a
f bottle. V
Stillson-Powell Corporation
V I - 82 Washington Street.
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When
one. He realizes the
cut. but also for the in
Shield your home "w
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the
c.
I held on Thursday mornlg of
week, at 10 o’clock regarding the will 2
He lives in .,
Methodist
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Marries--- ,
he soon finds that two cannot live as cheaply as "
rests upon him to provide not only for the pres-‘
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hummer“.
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i Association.
rue Ladies “Aid Society, or the First
M E. Church. of South Norwalk, will
hold a' sewing creating in the church
parlors tomorrow afternon at 2 o’-
clock.
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Messrs. Charles Quinlaud and Wal-
lace Dunn. of Norwalk, and Judge
Keefer, of Stamford, have been up-
of Mrs. Clark.
Firemen in the Central station yes-
terday afternoon responded to a still
alarm on Monroe street. Trouble with
the tiolley- wire caused a small blaze
but no damage was suffered.
Vi
tion is to be incorporated.
‘tutes of the incorporators are being
secured today. The new company
will take over all contracts and busi-
lness of the playgrounds.‘
—-lrwin‘s 35c regular dinner is most
satisfactory. More patronage daily. Try '
it for yourself. Formerly lane's lies,
i tnurant.
Before Judge Henry W. Gregory, in
“the. Probate Court. a hearing will be
of the late Alexander Campbell, of
New Canaan. Attorney John J. L‘u'n-
eo, of this city, is administrator.
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3 There was nomination of ofilcers,
last evening, at the meeting of Court
Mahackemo, Foresters of America. At
the next meeting, which will be the ,
semi-annual session, the election will
5"“ held. A week ago last Sunday a com-
mittee decorated the graves of the
departed members of the lodge. Their
:port IIas read and accepted at last
night' a meeting
Under the auspices of the East Nor-
fwalk improvement Association nutoI
mobile rides “to any‘I‘vhere' are being
hold all this week. Many local people
have grasped this opportunity to take
long and delightful rides these warm
‘days. Mrs. E. H. Patterson. of Win
field street and Mrs. R. E. Morrison,
of Van Zant street, are chairmen in
charge of the. arrangements.
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The fourth anniversary 0: the org
animation of Friendship Association, .
No. 7, is being held- today by the past
Noble Grands uoi Eureka Mullah
Lodge 1.0.0.‘F A business session
was held this afternoon some home
of Mrs. P. T. Lyons, on 10 Henry BL,
downtown, and tonight a splendid din-
anniversary.
copal church will close on Sunday.
June 25th, for the annual summer va-
cation oi two months. The annual pic-
nic of' the Sunday school will take
place on July 8th. The pines has not
yet been decided upon. Plans for next
year and other routine matters of bus-
Iness, were talked over by the teach-
ers of the Sundnw school at. the meet—
ing, held last evening.
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ANOTHER EDITOR SENTENCED
W-ATERBURY, June 15.-IBurton A.
Peek, editor and publisher of the Nonl-
gatuck Enterprise. and charged with
criminal libel, was sentenced to four
months in jail by Judge Joseph PI
Tuttle oi aHrtford ,in the Criminal
braucl\of the Superior Court in” this
city to ay
Peck was charged with libelling
'Lawyer Clayton Y. Klein, prosecuting
attorney of the borough court of NaugI
stuck. Through'hls atomey, William
Kennedy, of Naugatuck, Peck pleaded
guilty, was sentenced to jail and was
then'placed on probation. Judge Tut-
tle denounced the methods pursued
by Peck in printing such scurrilous at-
tacks, and wanted' it understood that
he considered the Mouse a. serious
'one. ' - V'
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a Man
great responsibility that
tore needs of his family
ith a savings account in
a
secretary of states onion of the luv
.tloorporation of the Norwalk Carnival
pointed commissioners of the estate:
The NotIIalk Playground Associa-‘l
Signs-1V
this I
nor will be. enjoyed in honor of the,
The Sunday school of Trinity Epls- .
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New Cabbage
Bananas, dez
New Potatoes, 12 pk
Pineapples, 8c ea, Vdoz. :’ . 900
20 lb.
20c
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DRESSES
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of Lead, Heleboro, Paris
Death,” etc. ,.
mount a MALONE
t GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS.
All the best varieties Tomato, Cabbage and Pepper
Plants.
ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES.
Bordeaux Mixture, Lime-Sulphur Solution,
Green,
am Main St, Norwalk 1
museum
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Large Bot.
Medium
150
lilo
Arsenate
“Slug Shot," “Bug,
Davey’ 8
Phone 410
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25 West Washington St.
Phone 1069-2.
made of hardwood, rounded cor-
ncrs.
vanizcd wire shelves, removable
drain pipes, perfect ventilation,
insuringIr minimum
of ice
Litt— —t‘op style,
lift— top stIlc, 40 ll). size $7. 50
Lift top style, 50 lb. sizc $9.98
Apartment house style, \Ihitc cn~
amelcd
mcnts, 75 ll). size, special $15.50
Albert F. Gehebe
Refrigerators
Low Priced
Well known McKee make,
charcoal insulation, gal-
consumption
35 ll). size ’475
lincd. three compart-
South Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery.
South Not-walk
There is N0 TIME like the PRESENT to Prepare
For the FUTURE.
Merrill Business College
Stamford.
Port Chester.
GILES
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Mina Drama
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ANYTHING
ELEANIIPULISHES EVERYTHING
PREVENTS RUST EVERYWHERE
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mmmmnuuuiunu all soul Windsor! and out.
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around the table. Pink candles threw
a soft glow over the whole scene and
made the circle of faces around the
board even more charming}
The pregram included the. singing
of original songs: ' the songs and
cheers to the seniors by the Juniors:
the various gifts presented to each
girl and to each member of the
faculty; a. parody on the recent June
Fete, by the faculty: and last of all,
the cremation of old class' papers and
exercises by the seniors themselves.
blazing bonfire prayed the common
funeral pyre for English poetry and
tin prose.
Today. at noon, the Alumnae Asso-
ciatlon is holding its annual luncheon
and business meeting, while at four
class are held. These latter are open
to all the friends of the graduates
and or the school. and are Always in-
: teresting and full of chorus; The tra-
' ditlonnl procession to the class tree
is a delighitul lostun‘.
Tomorrow ”evening at eight o'clock
the commencement exercises will be
held. Tho m will Include vo
out and lustromgnfnl music. s special
o'clock the regular glass Day excl" « » ,
WE REFER YCIU '
To THE HOUSE
that has been painted with our paints.
is it "not beautiful in its glistening
coat? Yes, and what's more, it will
wear well—we guarantee that. All our
paints; oils, stains, vanishes, ennui»
els, etc:. are the best obtainable—I
that’s your protection. Phone us.
The? Gotham Co
10 FIN". $7.53“ 'QNT, NgéflWAI-K
‘ .5 ml «2.2;.
as. LYON?
Good Job. Printing
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1' NORTH MAIN "NI" .
O. NORWALK" ‘PHONI fl
PETBOOB;D, Juno lt—éburlng the
moot ‘ sum mush
sod tls Oun- mfld. the Russia
attackers hid the postal dlfloully
h m, Was, in Julius
Don’t Forget
' to see
Tom Murray
31 South Main Street
1 , So. Norwalk
TRUE 'ro rrs mus. -
LIVE our 0N YOU-R P0333:
This is f the Time and the
Weather is Right for one of our
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I 002,23," Hammocks 34.95
i \Vorth $8.50.
1 Other Couch Hammocknrmm xi‘n‘fiz‘g‘“
5 $3.95 t0 $18.00
i Tree Hm!!! ----- 95¢ up .25
3 . Sterling
- Refrigerators
, $4.95 to $35
1 P A Refrigerator of any size to .
l .fit your idea. fl
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We specialize in furnishing
homes complete.
Supply your Table
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mission to codify the tax laws, said it
V was clear to him that there would be
a duplication of work unless the com-
mission on the general revision de-
‘cldcd to adopt the codification preppr-
ed b ythe commission of which ho
was a member, and of thew hich form-
er Governor Simeon E. Baldwin is the
chairman. in case the commission on
general revision takes this course the
“ work of Governor Baldwin and his as-
sociates, F. H. Stadtmueller and Guy ,
P.~Mlller, would be thrown away. This
' was the opinion expressed at the cap-
not.
The statement was made on the as-
sumption that the general assembly,
in accepting the revision, would pre-
fer that which was reported by the
commission whose work would cost
the state $42,000. The commission
which is restricted to the tax laws in
the exercise of its revisory functions,
will do its Work without ’compensaI
ticn, but will be allowed necessary ex~
lponses. tit. has been said that before
" the general assembly took definite ac-
tion on the matter attention was‘ call-
ed to the duplication of the work, but
no attention was paid to what was
said.
The duplication may be taken as
aunther illustration of the careless
manner in: which legislation was an.
acted at the session. There were oth-
lessness. The general assembly‘was
saved from the effects of a. stupid
blunder, made by the committee on
the Judiciary tin amending the mar
rinse laws, in the; timely discovery of
a defect by a. number of clergyman
for whom the Rev. Dr. Rockwell Har-
man Potter of the Carter church oct-
ed as spokesman in calling attention
the blunder. ..
The committé‘ on the revision of the
tax laws has not yet heldm meeting
to organize for its work. It Is Gover-
nor Holcomb's expressed wish that;
his predecessor in the executive chair,
Governor Bfldwin, mu be chairman
of the commission. Mr. Btsdtmueller
has collected a lot of data that will be
useml in the codification. ~The cout-
sides commune tax Ins-{n will
make s‘ report to the next moral or
”unionism hush-clad st a.
lost. sol-ion. Some or mobs-urchin
at cross! Mario!
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use thfiqwlll well-.m-
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44 South Main St., So. Norwalk.
er matters that showed similar caro- ,
to it before it was too late to correct '
minionowiu have other duties bo- ’
semblyouthoyorkinsoltho mend: .
"ml «m 1M I,
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129‘WASIINGTON STREET
Phone 105 0pposite lioyt’s Theatre
ll. Lynne Steam DyeingR & Cleaning Co.
Farmsrly known as m MR Dyeing at Closnlna Co.
Silk Drowsy-Glens. Wand Loos Curtains Clo-nod.
V'I'olsphons 4185. ll- LVIGE. Prop. 293 Stats 8%.. Bridgeport
Brass Beds
There’ s a wide difi'ercnce in Brass Beds. There is one
that is cheap' In the cheap sense and the purchaser gets cheap
return for his money.
We have Brass Beds that are chga at the rice, t
we do not sacrifice the Quality p p Ye .
Brass Beds $8.25 to $45.00 .
inane] Beds 32.7510: $22.00
‘The A. Lgcollins‘éo.
*‘Every llay
A Hall Holiday for
the Cook
M70RE TIMI!»
Forshoppingand visit'mg if'tbcre
is ans Range in the "Kitchen
. "Tree. Work of.
All Kinds
Warmers"
‘Phone 851-18 or 1878-5
corms NORWALI' i com:
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Men’s and Boys;
Palm remnants“
ForMen....i....
leoys.
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$3$4m$450
c o TTLIE B‘
II No. Main St. so. Nomn:
' * VS?—$10-—312.50~ sVqu.
Spend Less Time in your Kitties
The time you must spend in
the kitchen can be reduced just
about one-half if your kitchen is
equipped with ‘ '
A’ Vulcan Gas Range
No time is lost starting the fire.
nor is any lost waiting for the W
fire to come up. . . ‘ ' mum TYPEWRITERs—‘L.
When you are ready
The RANGE is ready
A second after you light fie"
burner, cooking can be shrfid.
It matters not what kind.
Whether it: be the lady of fie
house, or the cook, she can do
all of the cooking in less time NM "I'll M'- m ”PM
and very, very much belies-if ‘ ‘
there is ‘ ’
- A Vulcsn on In...“
, inthe Indies. .
Bombstomsll ill
rushes. said, no ,,
”Mod. Vthentsll.
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